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'A>:,sav The Weather Tu e s d a y , a p r i l 6, ;»€ 0 Average Dally Net Preaa Ron Fsw ifr t U P. A W ieteri iianrtf»0t^r gwttittg. Ijgralit For tea Week Bkaed i > i BQET^ 'A p ril 2, 106# VtelFp BOlB# net and hew to prspare them Tor Civitan Backing He Ate Boa Constrictor eating- for 1 3 ^ 0 9 5 a.-OMIe A ^ u tT ow n “They had samples available, milder. Bgfe near lA Truth Contest and I had some coconut mflk, raw «Cte* Andlt Town Paratrooper Writes „ fish pickled in lime juice and some S moth killers 1M OIrailateMi ManchestBr^A Cify of ViUago Chamt M U GtafiUr, Royal Arcli Ua- boa constrictor. 1 was surprised, I Shop the ' Mfis, # m meat tomorrow lUctat at The Ciyltah Club of Manches­ but boa tqstes a little like tur­ 7:*0 at the Maaonlc Templa The ter will, participate In a "Truth Of Jump into Torrid Panama key, but it IS a little tougher. MANCHB8TER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APpiL 6, I960 newly Inatalled offtcera win he “The next two days, we were ; FAIRWAY Message' Contest,’’ for Radio Free each ^ven a live chicken, a can­ con*«otug their firet rneeUnf* 0 open thurs. and fri. till 9 pjn. 4 RetnahmenU and a aoclal hoar Europe, it was announced today "tt was Hke Jumping into a Waatf Boy! Was I relieved! 1 stood In teen o f water and i«w potato, and sent out In the Jungle on a win follow. • by James Herdlc, contest chair furnace.’’ that door and I loved every mta- H i II I ute of it. two-day Jungle survival course. If De Gaulle Ends man. That was the reaction of a Man­ we Wanted anything else to. eat Along the Connecticut State News a t Joeeph** Hothera Cbcle wlU The Crusade fgr>i»edom 1s con­ “I- could see the whole country ■neat at the home of JSn. John chester paratrooper when he side, the Canal, the spectators in in that time, we had to find it ducting the cbntest which' seeks :funq>ed into 80 degree tempera­ ourselves. NicholBoo. 3 BMgerton PI., tomor­ “ truth messages" of 25 words or the vicinity of the drop zone, the London Talks row night ait 8 o ’titock. tures over Panama recently. man standing in the' door of the ,“I really enjoyed it very much RUMMAGE R oundup SUte Rep. David Barry wiU be less to beam across the Iron Cur­ and would like to go back there Sen. Specialiet 4.C. Samuel J. Haugh, plane next' to oius.’'Whon the green the speaker tonight at the month­ tain over Radio Free Europe. En­ a ^ n ,” concluded Haugh. He en­ About Sunnnit try blanks may be obtained from U.sT Army, took part in Operation light came on, out I went It was SALE est Crest ly meeting of the Manchester Reg­ Banyan Tree in Panama with the like Jumping into a blast furnace. listed in the Army in July, 1958, Hartford, April 6 (/P)—The istered Nuraea Asan. In. the dining Herdlc. 'The contest closes April after graduation from Manchester 30. Civitan members plan to dis­ 82nd Airborne DlvUldn. Prom near freezing we Jumped Wed, April 6 Univerfiity of Connecticut was London, April 6 (JP)--Pi’es- room of the hospital at 8. TickeU into 80 degree temperature. After High School. win be tallied for the nurses play posters in business places in . He described hia experiences in scfdded today for faUure to ident de Gaulle wound up his town. "peacetime combat’’ in a letter to hitting the drop zone, we as­ 9KW AM. gi^ the Lei^Iature full coet nwimit talks with rame spring dance to be held at the sembled arid continued on writh the Manchester Country Club April Six free trips to Europe for two his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel South Mttkodist figures when asking for ap­ ster Harold Macmillan top a list of 256 prizes which vrill J. Haugh Jr., 71 Garden St. - problem for three days, Since ’38 Due E 30. propriations for new buildings be awarded to writers of winning "We left Pope Air Force Base "Brazilian paratroopers Jumped FREE DELIVERY C h u r c h today. Then he rode through messages. Winners of the Euro­ Guest Preacher in C-130’s at 12:30 p.m., and it Sponsored by Willing Work­ and equipment'. streets lined 'with cheering Members of the Holy Marne So­ Engaged in with us, and there were troops pean trip will get a chance to was real cold here then,” wrote ers and Story Circle of B* THE AftSOOKATBD VOMM ^woric of many amaller rivers and Governor Ribicoff u d niembera crowds to a banquet given by ciety of St James’ church saw a from Columbia, Reru, Chile and LIfifiEnDRUfi streams that lac# through the broadcast their own messages to The Rev. James L. Grant, rector Haugh,-who is stationed kit Fort Panflma participating in the eker- W.8 ;C.S. KMidents of the Connecti­ of the State FInuce Advisory the Lord Mayor of London. color film on growth and care of The engagement of Miss Eliza.' •tate. Committee criticized school offi­ beth Ann MacGregor to Robert people behind the Iron Curtain. of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Bragg, N.C. “'Ihe flight waa clse. After the maneuvers were AtThcPARKADE cut River Valley drew back to The French preeidient and Mre. lawns and g ^ e n s at a meeting ------^ smooth, but we couldn’t see any­ A combination of mriting snows cials over the finuclng of hew last night Guest speakers were Wilcox Warren is announced by Rockville, will be guest preacher over, we went by plane to Port high ground today to let the de GauUe were driven In an open Takes 56% thing because it was dark almost and heavy spring rains In northern dormitories voted by the 1957 Leg­ David J Marks, manager of Plant- her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Mac­ at the final Lenten evening service Kobbe where we stayed in bar­ ztate carriage from Buckingham tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at St all the way down. river, running deep and push­ sUtM filled the riven and atreami. islature. land, and Gilmore A. Dow, repre­ Gregor, 381 Center St. Good Business racks. It is a very nice post 15 ing downstream with the big­ The rain in Connecticut ended late Palace to the ancient guildhall, sentative of the American Agricul­ Mary’s Episcopal Church. 'Two hours out from our drop miles from Panama City. The FAC, presided over by the •eat of the aeml-lndependent old Her fiance is the son of Mr. and yesterday. Governor, pt<^ded u extra $800,- Of Ballots, tural Chemical Oo. Mrs. Roy B. Warren, 127- ^ n c e - The Rev. Mr. Grant, who came zone, Rio Hato, Panama, we ‘<*ut- “We had clakses for one day at gest crest in years, surge by. City of London. Seen for 1960 to Rockville lasKyear, was former­ Itie river forecast center at the There waa no rain in the weather, 000 to comply .with a unlvetaary ton St. . ed-up’ in the plane. Twenty mirt- the Jungle school down there on m u’s forecast for today or to. Royal household cavalrymen es­ Hose Co. No. 2, Eighth District ly chaplain of the Girls’ Friendly utea out from the drop zone, all we U.a. weather Bureau In Wlndaor requait that the money is needed corted them on the 25-minute trip. Miss MacGregor was graduated different animals, reptiles, fish, morrow. * to equip five new dormitory build­ Fire Department wUl meet to­ from Manchester High School in Palm Springs, Calif., April 5 (JP> Society Holiday House while' he could see was the Pacific. Six min­ vegetables and fruits; that is, the leocks nald the Conneetlcut’a ci«at Tbia waa the De Gaulles’ 39tb Was rector of Christ Church, The minor riven an doing little 6 Districts morrow at 8 p.m. at' Fire head 1957, and is employed by Putnam —Research economist Dr. Arthur utes out from the drop zone, we ones we could find in the Jungle would paaz Springfield, Maae., at ings. wedding anniversary. F. Bums, once chairman of the Canaan, between 1947 and 1952. noon and be at Hartford tomorrow damage this time, although the "W e have no alternativa t h u to quarters. Main and Hilliard Sts. A Co., Hartford. could see land in the distance. .At which were edible and which were Mre. de GauUe, dressed In mist Council , of Economic Advisors to A native of Bridgeport, the rec­ tola time we got our Jump com­ morning. Houaatonic and the Farmington provide this money," declared Rlbi- MHwaukqe, Ajpril 6 Mr. Warren is a 1957 graduate closed a few roads u d forced some blue, waa gay and emiUng. Ih^sldent Elsenhower, says I960' tor is a graduate of Mount Hermon mands: ‘Get ready. Stand up! A t Hartford, which la diked to coff after observing that the $5.8 The lord mayor. Sir Edmund of Manchester High School. He Is residents to,leave their homes yes­ mUHon bond ieeue voted by the Unoffictiir cornice retami will be a good business year—but School. Trinity College, sind the Hook up! Check static Unea! C he^ 45 fMt, a creat of 28 feet had been Stockdale, welcomed them in the a student at Ohio Wesleyan Uni­ terday. Leglalature did not provide money from aU 3,446 predneto in tliB not a boom year. Virginia Theological Seminary at equipment! Sotmds off for equip­ foracaat. Lowlands above and be­ Guildhall yard. He wore a medi­ versity where he is a member of Bums said favorable economic FOR RENT for such equipment. Wisconsin presidential pr& Alexandria, Va. He hw served ment check!’ low the city, though unprotected, Beeauae the ConnscUout swells eval costume, including an er LECLERC Phi Gamma Delta. factors should more than offset parishes in Oklahoma, South 8 and 16 nun. Movie Projectors are mostly underdeveloped. to threatening size almost yearly, F in u ce CommlaaiOner George J. A January wedding is planned. "I was first man In the left door mine-trimmed robe. mary riiowed: FUNERAL HOME the unfavorable—such as the home Carolina, Maryland, New York and —soond or silent, also^Sfl nun. With exception of'the dlsae- the forecMters said, few people Conkling told the group that such Kennedy 478416. building decline. Home building of our plane. One minute out, atill slide projectors. supplementary fund requests are De GauUe noted that the Guild­ Maine. over water, the Jumpmaatef told troua flaeh floodlrig of 1955, the live or build by Its banks, u d when should increase this summer, he not uncommon. hall, headquartera of - the City's Humphrey 372,034 FUNERAL St. hfary’s Episcopal Guild will The senior- choir will sing the me to stand in the door. I-shuffled ereet ehould be the highest since the crest sweeps through the meet tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the told 250 delegates to a mahage- Litany tomorrow night. Members WaDON DRUG CO. 1988, the forecasters predicted. state tomorrow It ehould find little “The university in tha past has London Corp., had suffered heavi­ Nixon 341,463 ment conference yesterday. to the door. Twenty-five' seconds 901 Mala St. TeL BO 8-8321 never given correct figures for ly from iximblng in Worid War II. Guild room at the church. Hostess­ of St. Mary’s Woman’s Auxiliary out, we finally came over land. However, they said, deatruction to destroy. SERVICE es for the. luncheon will be Mrs. Bumsr now president of the Na­ will be hostesses for a discussion on a par with what took place In To those who do have valuable buildings and equipment," he "I can admire today the splen­ Milwaukee,''Api?l S WALTER N. Herman Schendel, Mrs. Anne tional Bureau of Economic Re­ period In Neill hall after the serv 1988 or 1955 Is unUkely. The 1955 added. He said the University dor with which this halj has beep' search in New York, told members Victory oyer a fomiidabln LEd-ERC, Smith, Mrs. Frank H Sheldon, and ice. flood, they said, waa la te ly the (Contlaaed m Page Three) spent all the appropriation for rebuilt," he said. “If the storiee opponent in th« WlsconR^ Director___ Mrs. ..Japi^s Burdick. .Representa- of the U.S. Savings and Loan T he Anal 6:30 a.m. service-of the buildings, leaving nothing left for (of the buUding) Buffered..t)(e at- siteHa!^?T..;^>^s:hef w}]©: that adjustments- .Jn;, the jJrtoaiy electine ftppt axe .mcmhers of the rislting tfomv' dKqr Ih* tiw pniffrin kff .liberty liap remsiiied in­ ranch. and poyW'toofty nto «tosj5-nMrkal;:,.,do..nbt,OTea®.A.-je- prayer following the 10 a.m. serv- e0ff7«aid h«- mlttee tii'cohvAlesc^f'Hbftftiirwith officials should tell the Legislature tact in London." 28 Main Street hUnchester cessicm. f68"'iBcro aJso"*cheduled-7or-tom»r-- lind Ben. John F.' Im luncheon guests. row. •Hair'eaitlre •atory-'whu-'MkiHgr-foa^ -Thw FrenelrTfiltef-'of state -met- bidlor tKeDeinoefittie p r u ­ The last chUdren’s Lenten pro­ building funds. Macmillan early today end talked dential nomination...... t - gram w ill be Thursday afternoon. over with "him various worid It- The result whs clear-out hut not Panel to Discuss The children’s service in Holy Hails Kennedy Win suea expected to ariee at the Big ■s big. as his aides had hoped.. Week will be held on Good Friday WEEKLY SPECIALS GOOD WEDNESDAY THRU SATURDAY Fopr'summ it conference opening Kennedy aaid, however, "I would Child Discipline Tough Policy Hartford,. April 6 (P)—Governor tn Paris May 16. at 10 a.m. Ribicoff today expressed the opin­ think the Democratic leaders would ! It was their second and last find It very halpfuf.’’ ion ’ that U.S. Sen. John F. Ken­ formal business session scheduled. A papel of parents and teach- AS nedy "scored a.q outstanding' Vic­ For the election demonstrated, J u s * s a y , erp will discuss “ Strengthening Breakfast Planned PLEASE NOTE Johannesburg, South Africa, April 6 (A*H-Governraent of- for De Gaulle's 3-day state visit to j he claimed, that he can sttniet tory” in Tuesday’s Wlsconrih pres­ Britain. i f h s u / o r d f the Home Through Child Disci­ flciala served notice today they will press their police drive idential primary. votes among fhe .fiarmera, labor pline” at a meeting of the Wad­ On Palm Sunday . . . d o u b l e s t a m p s The two leaders conferred in De ; unions, and non-CathoUea. against Negro “inciters and iptimidators’’ until South Afri­ He p1EAT shajpened pieces of ateel and three Strife Unveils diplomatic work was conducted. I And in yeeterday'e.elecUon, he was Alfred Schlmmel and Mrs. Cor­ The guest speaker will be the gtma. Negroes—the police rialled Thb Connecticut Governor who French and Britiah officials | nelius O'Leary, both teachers at Rev. Nathan B. Burton, now re­ I reen campaigned for Kennedy in Wis­ supported by top leadership of tha u ic n DEPARTMENTS. them "agitators and intimidatore” said De Gaulle and Macmillan ar- **VOU*m THB B O S*". . . AT ■■NBPICIAL 'Wlacanaln AFInjCIO. Waddell, and John Kelly and Vic­ tired after serving as a Methodist —had h ^ the hostel near Durban White Tyranny consin said the advance, thinking rgnged to exchange notes on their I tor Coleman, parents of Waddell minister for 40 years In'churches had been that if Kennedy n t 58 recent high level pre-summit meet- j Vice . President Nixon, unop- For the cash you want fast, phone B e n e f ic ia l . Soon WEDNESDAY ONLY... on the east coast since Monday poeed in the Republican prbnzry, pupils. The moderator wlil be Rob­ of- eastern Connecticut. night The takeover waa aocom* per cent of the popular Demo­ ings. i as approved, get cash for any good reason—clothing, ert Semoffsky. For reservations, members may WED. ORLY cratic vote and tWo-thirda o f the . Only Isst weekend, De Gaulle did not coma info tha hard-fought pushed without gunfire or Mury. In South Africa left-over bills, you-name-it! One phone call and one Refreshments will be served by call Richard D. Field, 300 Parker Last night In Lamontvtue one del^ataa it. Would .be an outr (net with Soviet Premier Nikita Victor in Wlecohaln’s primary. Ben. John 'F. Kenmxly ateera eanipaign, He rtoirteird; visit to the office does everything. Call today! Mrs. Peter LoMaglio, Mrs. Paul St., or Charles Phillips, 47 Essex African waa ahot dead and four standing victory. KhruBhehev in Paris 'and conduct­ tory broadcast last night-in MlwauUee. Mre. Kennedy has been-at the Steator'a-aide Frankenburg and committee. St. wounded as pplics'battled a crowd By JAMBBTIAKLOW N ote^ tha final results o f tbe ed a . point-by-point survey of the I f sTt r r "T T~— • ~ " ------' o f 1,000 who were trying to take (AP News Analyst) Imaryi RlMootf «aid tt*y Showed cauaea o f tetwlon..They ahdwed: WsshingtM, April 6 OP)—Hie ' pffiteOfilifiiay maew than eonaidered In paracular tee future Kannady 475.901 repriaala q g a i ^ Negraea retun- Humphrey 870,411 IM MMIN STh 2nd H ., Ovw Weolwoith'a. MANCHESTCR K t e Co m HMRO IM P W tair from work. whites of South Africa want it t per cent ef tee popular DSmo- role o f Germany in Europe, the Mltchsll >-«m • ask Isr the Y U Maitefw eratle vote and won 20H of the Berlin powderkeg, tee Middle Blast Nixon $4^218 OKN THUnOAV IVININOf UMTIl ttM . *. Appeela fer -tee goveruaent to bothwaya. hegnttete with remmaible Negro 81 dRlogotfis. and Afrtoan eltuatioha. Including *0114 gave Kannady mwa than U w M ia !• atiUaMt «f tN tovM 1. They Buppreea the non-whltas. *nitB la tha of victory that 56 p t r qant o f tea OAnoeiwtic vOta A Um el llM mm WM mim nwU to leedere and t o moderate Its atrict Algeria, and Eaat-Weat relatiaina It ...... Nil m m tU f lniin«uii •< ttlil aul racial policies came from leadeta who outnumber them fiLlsMt three was hoped for," he declared. The in .tea Far East. Senate Rejects Limit and'vlotmrlea in atx of thi 10 een- of bualneae, ch urh and the to one, by rigid segregation and Governor-said that be talked by Macmillan returned laat week gwazioiiel diatricta. . siUon united party. M. D. D* Wet other indignities. phone eeri/last niJteL with Dem from a swift round uf talkk with It ’ Atto alloeatad 20 WlabonalB HAM BINGO 2. But they depend so much on On Yote by Negroes Talk Deadlock BENEFICIAL Nel, national minister o f Bantu ocratic Stats (Thairman John M. P ruden t .Eisenhower and other delagata votea in 'the Demooratia ‘ FINANCE C O . (Negro) administration, said in a tee cheap, non-'xhite labor that Bailey sad, Kennedy in Wisconsin. U.S. offieials. The prbne minister natloaal. convastlon to Kennady a 1SSS. wNiwasL nwAwct CO. THIS THURSDAY, APRIL 7 ■peach that “ South'Africa's pres­ they beat, shoot, whip or Jail teOM He said that at that time Ken­ argued his case.,for a very flexible Genev*,.April 16 (P)—The weet- and 10 to Hunq>hrey. Each also who stay away from work or en­ will taedlve a half jrote from tha 8 PJW. PORK ROAST ent racial poUcy la the right one nedy, wqa trailing "but was calm westam negotiating approach at Washington, April 6 (JP)—TheOfederel court registration of Ne­ 4tfi powers urged Soviet Deputy courage oteera to do ao. and oonfldent.". ballot abared the atato’a d ^ and It wUI omtinue to ba followed tee summit T>rtfial]y toward tee Senate today rejected a move to groes and others found to have Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin l«r the govarnment" Thus, tee pot under which the Hie Governor also received Soviet threat to West Berlin, been denied voting rights by dis­ national omnmittee membisra, who limit the k4y. v6tlng rights section today to. reek new inatructione CHDRGH OF THE ASSUMPTION HALL WHOLE or Anothw official of the nUing Afrikaners atartad a fire is bOU- telephone call .this morning from dqapououxeo nu aJie de i u; mq crimination. from Moscow to get the deadlock )q>Ut .their aupport. That will make RIB LOIM ing. The Afrikanera are the white BMley who was encouraged by the iSPONSORED BY HOLY NAME SOCIETY ^ NatiOQalJst party told a banquet He also attempted to enlist of the Civil Wghta bill to congres­ Ervin contended the bill under­ ed 10-nation disarmament con­ "W a are on the read to our true dascendenta of the early Dutch result. The atate chairman will American aympathy and support takes. unconstitutionally, to con­ (Oentiinied ea Page T«Mlae) DONATION $1.00 PORTION PORTION RIB HALF eettlen. T he fire began in 1948. return to Connecticut tomorrow. sional elections. ference moving, Ideal, which la a white South A f- for Britain’s campaign o f reaia- A vote of 72-15 tabled and thus fer on the federal government French delegate Jules Moch said In teat year tee Afrikanen’ Na- "the power to pass on' the quali­ U

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ilANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1960

liucUle Jacobs, to dlinlniih lot frontage at 128 Brookfldd St^ Police Seek | 600, m « TW O JartiSi Asks Zoners^ Okay Reeldence Zone A; Irving R. Stlch Aoeoctotes Inc., to erect a free Missing Youth ,the. last in the cu r^n t McAuley ttehfron standing ground sign on the w t Xecture aeries. For Shipping Center Signs side of Demtog Bt. near the WU- ManebeeUr police are continu­ “Aafon Slick from Punkln on bur Croes Highway, Rural 2ione. ing.their search for Jack Sullivan, MVE YOURSELF Crick" la to be performed at the Grand List Seen As You Like It A request fqr zoning variances^ already leased space. He said he Al^, Robert W. Taylor, to erect 20, of Miller Rd., South Windaor^^ New Angle Stage In H,artford Fri­ a detached garage closer to side- in connection with $600 he Is be­ day, Saturday and Sunday at 8:15 cannot disclose thb names of the TREA T] B y JLDrrH A H E A R N Over $4 Million s im p l e p l a y , < to allow erection of signs at Plaza lines than regulations allow at 88 lieved to have Uken from the Tol­ k ‘by-the University of Hartford tenants. Other tenants sra being land Turnpike Servicenter laU .In ------e l u d e s m a jo r it y NORTH and St. J*aul Drives Is one of the Ferguson Rd., Reild4nce Zone AA. drama group. Hebron’s Grand List now stands By Alfred Shelnwold preliminary stops to cdnstructlon sought, he said: ’ Charles Genovese to requesting February. Parks are for people. In Manchester, there ▲ J I U 9 A warrant waa Issued for his ar­ The n th annual Festival-of Jew­ at $4,031,702, according to the I A certain kind of ftiio pl^y « of s shopping -Canter there, accord­ Jarvis developed the residential an exception to have a limited re- are sometimes band concerts and art shows ish Music will be held tomorrow Board of Tax Review. tract surrounding the-,, proposed rest by Aest. Prosecutor Allan IpracUcally always made by ex- : 2 S i 4 ing to builder, Alexander Jarvis. lalrer’s license at 85 Oakland St. Thqtoae on March 2, charging him in Centef Park during the summer. There Astronomers K 2-30 P I ...... Figures of the board of asees- 1 pert but very seldom by the aver­ *742 ■hopping center and kept the fu­ n Bustneis Zone H, and the Pon- are si^Hs events and fireworks at Mt. Nebo night at 8:15 free of charge In the aora are $4,036,27. The grand Ust age player. This Is strange, be­ w m EAiT . Jarvis said he wonts to erect ture shopping area In Business tlcelll and Krebe firm on Stock PI. witm embezzlement by agent. Weaver ‘High School auditorium will be subject to correction and I nom ' 4K 549 signs which will be a t' the en- Zone I. He plans construction of a ie seeking an exception, to have a Sullivan was employkl' on But wouldn't it be jfreat If there* ^ cause .It’s a very simple pl«y- trtinces to the future shopping part-time basis at the Servicenter wa* ■ whole season of events this in Hartford. The Hartford Jewish adjustment before becoming final, West opens the king of hearts f AKJlOtS * 74S2 ■ingle building divided into sep­ used car dealer’s license. Both ap­ ijim. Performers are members of Community Center is sponsoring but Town Clerk Mrs. Charles. «87<2 ♦1«»9 plaza. Plans for construction .of arate market spaces. at 408 Tolland 'ITke. before his summer In the parks? W'e'd like the Temple Beth Sholom, the and continues with the ace. South plicants hre seeking certificates of disappearance Feb. 28. it. Featured will be Rabbi Shlomo Miner says tke difference will ♦ J O t 4 __ * 9 » the center are near completion, he ' Jarvis' other requests coming be- approval. to see more band concerts as a. sponsor is the SUterhoOd of the Carlebach of New York City, who must, of course, ruff the second f o u m said. Sullivan, a heavy-built white probably ^ slight, As ithe list how heart. We can tell by the trump f(jfe the ZB A are for varitCnces to There will be, a SUte hearing start. Temple. The play, written by Le- will sing his own compositions; stands an Increase of $T4,918 over ♦ A Q 10 9 7 The request for the variance was male, otands 5 feet eight, and And then maybe dance demon- South uses whether he Is a sheep allow erection of a free standing on the Genovese and Pontlcelll weighs 170 pounds.. He is thought nore Brooks of Rockville, pokes Cantor Arthur Koret, tenor and .last year is seen. ♦ 4 one of three submitted, by Jarvis sign on Residence Zone -A prop­ .slrations by University of Hart­ fun at the preparations of some or a goat. ♦ A 9 ^ to the Zoning Board of Appeals to and Krebe applications. Both local to bo driving a 1049 Chevrolet ee- ford and University of Connecticut Mie following building pwvnlts The average player ruffs ^ylth ♦ A K 0 7 5 erty off E. Mtodle Tpke, and to al­ and SUte hearings will coincide. dan, but poUce have been unable parents for their sons’ Bar Mltz- haw beeh Issued by Zoning agent be formally heard In a public hear low use a TOrfoot right-of-way students, who hold workshops dur­ his lowest trump, the seven. As ♦Mrth ’West Nofoi Ch E Ing April 18., The hearings will be held at the to locaU ^ car. ing the fummer. And the students vah. Karl H. Links at, last r ^ r t . John there for buslness'purposee. AU the Municipal Building beginning at 8 Bounquet has a pemiit for an ell the cards He, this mistake Is fa- 2 4 3 *9 . 3 4 ^ 'ITiere are five other requMts ' Also naxsing, and believed to be St Connecticut College for Women ‘The Gondoliers” Is to be sung 1 tal. 4 ♦ Past 4 4 Pm for variances coming before the requests are Involved with the p.m. with Sullivan, is Mary Splllers, 16, who have- an unusually Sne dance bv the Manchester Gilbert and to his dwelling, Rt. 6A; George South can get to dummy only 5 ♦ Pan 9 ♦ Pa« ZBA'fbn that date, and two re­ plans for the shopping "center of Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. department. Sullivan Opera Assn. Friday and Borsotti, dwelling, Rt. 94; London once, wit!} a diamond. He leads 0 ♦ All Paaa quests for garage licenses. There Leading the remaining variance Parks, Inp„ nine dwellings on lots requests due before the ZBA to.pne Premium* Top Billion Vt'hy not Invite the theater Saturday, April 29 and 30, In the the Jack of spades from dummy, Opening lead — * will be a State hearing also. high school auditorium at 8:15 3, 6, 18," 19, 20, 28, 34, 36 and 39.^ land East plays low. Du him y Is from Winfred B. Gardner, who *Gamma Garden* Neu groups in Manchester and Cov­ Property transfers recently imtd< 'a building permit waa issued to seeking to use shop space at 8 .Parts—Last year the 667 Insur- entry to hold workshop sessions at p.m. 1 In position to lead another trump, Jarvis a number of years ago to Contest Decision Include the following: Mr. and Mrs to completa tha Job of picking up Griswold St. for carpet and up­ -lui^ compcmlee In France collect­ New Delhi—A "gramma garden Center Park? but East plays low again. construct a shopping center at the ed MO bllMon francs ($1,321,000.- Edward A. Smith to Ketuieth R, I ■ Declarer is fprcqfl to win the EaaU’ trumpa. holstery cleaning. has been established at the Indian The women's clubs which hold Mark Reindorf, the young vio­ Stevens, Jr., of Esae^ Junction, Now that Gila typa of play haa Plaza and St. Paul Drives, area, 000) in premlume—more than 8 Agricultural Institute In New fashion .shows during the winter, linist from Westport, was the win­ [second round of trumps In his but work was not begun. Now’, Jar­ Other Applications Vt., one acre of lapdi comer of been brought to your attantlOn, Other variance requests arqt per cent of the national revenue. Delhi. A cobalt-60-fleld-lrradiatlon for both men's sng women's ner of the Aetna Life Insurance [own hand, and cannot get back keep your eyes open for It In­ vis said, revised plans call for a This Industry pfovidea 'Jobe for unit has been set up to treat.plants Co. $1,000 music soholarahip. He Burrows Hill and Schoolhouse I to dunimy for another finesse. slightly larger center with provi­ Howhrd Johiuion Restaurant, to clothes, might And a fashion show Rds.; Sale of two acres in the vic­ stead Of rushing to ruff as cheaply erect a lighted advertising sign •on more than 100,000 people—85 per wdth atomic radiation. Variations on a float in Center Springs Park was given the award Sunday #n Blast will eventually take the set- sions for expansion. cent of them in Paris, where 90 per and mutations wrlU be studied by the Hartford Symphony program inity of Rt. 9^, to Dorothy Dietrich tfng trick with his king of spades. as possible, consider the advise- He gave no target date for be­ the west side of Buckland Rd. at wmUd be a good advert lament for of New Lpndon by Karl H. Links; bllity of using a slightly higher intersecUon of the Wilbur Cross cent of the firms have their head­ researchers In unlveraities and DRIVE A them. sponsored by Aetna on WTIC tel­ Must -Ruff High ginning of construction, but said state agriculture departments. lot In London Park to Donald A. TChe expert knows he must ruff trump. 'The unblock mgy give several tenants for the center have Highway, Rural Zone; John and quarters. Many Manchester musicians evision Chaiinel 3, and WTIC AM and Sharlene D. dhapm an; two you'a valuable entry to dummy. have a flair for jazs. Three groups and FM. ' I high at the second- trlckr ’This lots^bn Rt. 3A from Joseph Albert I cannot cost ' anything, since all Dally QneaUon of them spelling one another could , We still believe our own Carolyn to George A. and Bumetta E. Tem­ Partner opens with two spades NEW CAR make one of tne best concerts of Mather, sophomore at Mancheeter of -the trumps except the ace are ple of Glastonbury, and Raymond "equals.” The expert makes (forcing to gams) and the next the aummer. High School who competed, should M. and Geneva Sheltry. player passes. You hold: Spades Frbm Moriarty Bros. ' If each club took the initi^ive have been the recipient of the this play automatically since It Nmvs Letter Out Early I cannot lose but may gain. —K 5 4 2; Hearts—7 8 5 2; Dia­ SHOP KEITH'S THURSDAY TILL 9 P.M. FOR SAVINGS IN THIS to present a program, the sum­ award. monds—10 9 8; Clubs—9 a. What mer would be filled with pleasant Yet, Mark is a talented boy and News Hems from the Congre Our hero leads a diamond .to gaiUonal churches of Hebron are dummy and returns the eight of do vou say? evenings. Doesn't anybody remem­ will uee the scholarahip to good Bernard Lurie Answer; Bid two notrump. You advantage at college in the-fall. that the church news letter will be I spadSs for a finesse. "The eight ber how good It was to lie on the sent out early this week. Those holds the trick, since South can expect to shoiy the spade support grass last June and listen to the Carolyn’s talent may etUl win chairman of the festival; the Hartt later, but muit first show your her the $1,000, since ehe Is so who may not be on the mailing play the seven under it. Declarer' SENSATIONAL high school band? Symphony Orchestra conducted by weakness by the negsUva n - l Coming Up In Manchester young. Her talent was recently Dr. Nathan Gottshalk; and list and who would like to have the next leads the jack of spades from S™ ttl. JrS JlJ.? W’ SH; Mck ot St. tool. P«,.DUp.uh. Wt WM letter may ask P. John Perham dummy, staving under this with sponse. Ing at Canton again today. (AP Photofax).______' ______s---- "Once More, With Feeling,” recognized in New London, where Bernard Lurie, solo violinist. (Copyright I960, General Fea­ she and Barbara Shute were chos­ of 'Amston or Mrs. ESyerett B. the ten. He is still In dummy with comedienne Kay Kendall and “Coel Fan Tutte” by Mozart is tures Corp.) engineers said soma 20,006 acres Convertible BED" LIVING ROOM ENSEMBLE Yul Brynner, opens today at the en te .led^jieax. Aprir22 and 2ST in the hf|h Sfc'Kbol tiw plays tbrilg^ 'the fijial coiP regular library hours. IM ’lasodZcme Girardeau in Miseouri and to the auditorium at. 8 p.m. Choral Club ofeHartford wlH sing cert of the season. On the program observed at the RHAM High Open house and coffee hours for Miller City-Olive branch of «x- 'eOMERGURf A musical comedy, "Champagne Friday at thg Bushnell Mernorlal Is the first full length playing In School. .Eighth Grade art classes adults and teenagers will be held property. In the lowlands, though, trome southern Illinois, much of SLEEPING by NIGHT Extra,”., is to be perforhled Sat­ at 8:15 p.m. Hartford of Berlioz’ "Damnation are exhibiting book Jackets de­ tomorrow night from 7 to 9 the Weather Bureau said, the The tu rin n « t Masstosipifi aha which is farm ttnd unprotected by Bradford Mason, who sang the of FSuet.v Curtain a t 8:15. signed by them. There are talks by urday’at 8:30 p.mr and Sunday at o'clock. There will be a story hour river wiU bring txmslderabl# ta- Missouri rivers conttousd their 8 in the Bowers School auditor- tenor solo In the Manchester Mes­ The annual concert. by ' the the English classes regarding for chlldr i of the first three (Conttoued from Page One) against individuals now openly In New Yoric, the overflows from MONTEREY siah Chorus production In Decem­ such modern library activities as adopted by the police.’’ eonvtenoe and financial loss. relentless pounihng agatost soggy Hotchkiss, Deerfield, Loomis, grades, at the Douglas Library be fewer elashei with militant Ne­ the Siuquriuuma, Mohawk, Hud­ ber, la the guest soloist. .Choate and TaR Schools is sched­ bioodmobiles and other services. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, Justice lUnister F. C. Erasmus Yesterday, with the crest more and weakensd Isvses in the Mld- son and smadler streams and rivers 2-DOOft SEDAN Tickets may be obtained from uled for the Bushnell Saturday at There are also bulletin board dls- with Mrs. Eklw.ard A. Foote and groes whose chief aiitlvlty lately defended the police action. He told ♦ii«w 100 mllee upstream, the river weet flood belt today, threatening generally were conRned to the any member of the club. plays. Miss Marjorie H. Martin, librarian, parlisinent the police are, “tosofar new overflows. 8;J5. hits been pressure to maintain the had already flowed Into some In­ eastern half of 'the state from the Community Concerto Fate. TelevUion Preview There will be single sessions to­ as story tellers. work boycott by their race. as (Hrcumstances permit, exercis­ The major flood fighting waa southern Uer to the St. Lawrence morrow at RHAM High and It is also announced that the ing self-control and patience.” habited arees to Connecticut along Ithe Mtotiasippl and . Mia- Whether or not Manchester is "Cradle'Bong" will be broadcast Underlining Its determination U> 'Valley. Evacuations of sbme 500 NOTICE going to have a concert series next Sunday-on Channel 30 at 8:30 p.m.; HebroVi elementary schools. This regular library meeting of mem­ Violence continued in various la Warehouse Point Crom'well, souri in minoU and Missouri. famlUes were made in the Oneonta give no ground, the govem'ment W'E W IU. BE CLOSED year, will be decided tomorrow starring Helen Hayes, Judith An­ day Is planned for an inservice bers will be held April 13 at 8 parts of South Africa yesterday and Portland a ferw famiUes moved The most immediate critical area, to the Troy-M(aterford dis­ THURSDAY, APRH. 7 night. The Board at Directors of derson, Siobhan McKenna and education day for faculty members. p.m., in the library building. The last night won overwhelming Sen­ as authorities tried to herd Ne­ area appeared to be along the trict and on the outskirts of Syra­ 100 Teenage Books agenda will include admission of groes back to work. Two dead out and others were making ready Dellvcred to Maaeheater TO THURSDAY, APRIL 21 the OoVnanuhity Concert Assn, will Charles Bickford. ate approval of a bill to outlaw the 50-mila stretch of the Mississippi cuse. meet at the home of Dr. Melvin “Victory,” by Joseph Conrad, is In addition to other features In new members, reports from library two leading Negro political or- were reported and there were tn go, Imowlng the water would from Nlota, Dh, across from Fort The floods In the East blocked Honsdiz, president o< the assotcla- scheduled for Channel SO Friday ^observance of National Book Week ■officers, electien ot trustees and g&nizfttions, the Pan-AfricsniEt many injfjred, including eone po­ eventually be higher. iCmtiOTi, Iowa, to (Quincy, HI. But some highways and bridges and tion at 8:30. at 8:3(1. starring Art Carney and at Douglas Library, Is the exhibit refreshments. Congress and the more moderate lice. State Police and the Red Croes there wae no letup In the patrol high water forced the Etoston A *2495 SAM YULYES of 100 new books for teenagers, Ball Tickets on Sale Maine Railroad to cancel schedules “SHOE REPAIRING ' ’ Worthy of Note Oscar Homolka. African National Congreas. The helped eome of the ervacuees and along the big river farther south Etienne GUson, Thomistic philo­ loaned by the State Bureau of Li­ The Podium ' Players announce only two votes in opposition were made arrangements for greater between Springfield, Mass., . and I Reator, defroster, directional o r THE BETTER KIND” brary Sendees, which include tickets for the Basin Street Ball, to Cairo, m. White River Junction, Vt., along Fly kites in ■Ignala. deluxe interior, tube- 28 OAK STREET sopher, will speak tomorrow night Roman emperor Tiberius In the cast by the two white members of Circle to Be I^d assistance. If needed. CTvil Defense Flood danger hicreased as waUr a t Saint Joseph College at 8. Hia First Century worp a laurel wreath many books relating to science; to be held April 30 In the Hebron the Senate representing Africans. the CTonnecticut. the open away irom I lees tires. .>. Seme Side .as Watkins and the Library’s own Newberry Elementary school auditorium, are personnel throughout the state splUed over levee# at several The spring floods which bit hard lecture, "Whether the Existence as "protection” against being hit The bill becomes law as soon were put on alert. ‘ bj^ lightning. and Caldecott prize, books which now o n , sale. Tickets maV be re­ By Mrs. Gerrity places and battered hard against earlier in Nebraska and Kansas roads and wires. of God Can Be Demonstrated,” is ^ formalities of publication are Officials expected Route 9 In the weakened dikes at many Others served with or purchased from completed, probably by the end of and continue to pound Missouri Aim ArmUable For Mrs. Ralph Boyington in Amston. Mre. Jamee (Serrity was alceted CtomweU-Mlddletown area may be along the two rivers. have caused an estimated $7,900,- the week. flooded Jf the river rises at Ita College and high school stu­ 000 damage so far, the district en­ One of the features of the floor Calls for a softening of tbs gov­ leader, and Mre, Joaeph Ramwi- Immediate DeliTery show of the Basin Street Ball will detta of Vernon, co-leader of Our current psM. Some roads near the dents Joined farmers and Civil De­ gineers ofhee in Kansas City said. be the CanrCan. T h e line, Uught ernment's tough racial policy came river, were under water yesterday. fense workers In the fight to hold They estimated 930,000. acres of from D. E. Mitchell, leader of the Lady of the Meet Holy Roeary and led by Mrs. Stanley K. Ny- Mothere’ Chrcle at a recent m at­ Middletown authoriUes said 22 the levees in Nlota. They piled land have been flooded. OOHVERTIBLES gnren, includes .Mrs. John Bell, Mrs. opposition United party In Natal families on South Street would be thousands of sandbags atop the Dry weather prevailed in moet province, tha presidents of the ing. Harvey Uppincott, Mrs. John Hor­ ■ The Rev. Francis T. Butler of evacuated this afternoon. Cellars levee south of the' small com- of the country and cooler air ton, Mrs. Marvin Ross, Mrs. Port Elizabeth and Pretoria in these bojnes already were be­ spread across the eastern hsilt of Chambers of Commerce and 14 Church of the Assumption is ad­ munty. Dwight Martin, Mrs. Robert Mott, viser to the group; coming flooded, and power cut off. Across the river in Missouri, the the nation. Snow flurries fell in Anglican ministers In Cape Prov­ An emergency meeting of Red northeast Ohio, V/estem Pennsyl­ Mrs. Frederick O'Brien and Mrs. . O ther' new ofheers ere Mrs. MlMiairii^i threatened to break Two innerspring divans, ideal for sofa or corner sections. Each converts to If your kite Douglas H. Porter. ince. John E. Dvment, secretary; Mrs. ChosB and Civil Defense workers through the levee at Gregory vania, New York, and Connecticut. TWO $ 0 0 Democrats to Caucus Mitchell said in a statement his Walter WoyKovsky, treasurer; WM called, for later today to plan Landing and ixUls were iosued for twin beds. Keith’s Budget Terms. rtets eau|bt LET IT fiOl A Democratic caucus will be party is standing behind the gov­ Mrs. William Taylor and Mre. Mi­ placement of evacuees. .more volunteers to shore up the b a n k r u p t c y c o u r t I held Thursday'evening at 8:30 In It ^so waa feared that Routes Hartford, April 6 OP) — Btrst i FOR Lose your Kite . . ernment until order Is restored, chael Balesano. representatives; 6A and 72 might become Inundat­ ■weakening wall. STATION WA80NS the Hebron town hall, for election but he added: Mrs. Charles Smith, welfare: Mra meetings of creditors yeeteidsy i of delegates to the state, congres­ ed to the Middletown area. ‘mousands of acres o f rich farm In petlUons before U.S. Referee in [ ROt your life. 'Once the crisis is resolved, the William Young, librarian: Mrs. i«i»H have been flooded and hun­ sional, and senatorial conventions, government should take steps to Harry Eaich, program chairman, The river Is to crest at 22 feet Bankruptcy Saul Berman Included; to Uke place this summer. a t Middletown tomorrow after­ dreds o t families evacuated from Leroy L Hehdricke, 178B Ston-1 kInnSMFllUK25< give Negroes and other non- and Mra. Frank W. Curtin, public­ UiMr homes in IHtoots and Missouri Mrs. John Baroii of Hebron. h*a ity. noon. The flood stage there Is nine ington St., Hartford; assets, none; I 100% loaned a series of bird life, which whites (Indians and mulattos! a in the last weeOc. feeling of security. The govern­ feet, but built-up portions of the Water sfXlled over a levee ax liablUties, $27,055.67. are labeled ‘‘Driftwood Creations. ’ ment must also ra-estalJllsh community are mostly on ground ExceU Mfg. Corp., 4 Cherry S t.,; to Douglas Library for Book ClarksviUe, Mo., yesteyday, inun­ FOAM friendly and harmonious relations well above the river. dating 5,000 acres of farm land. A East Hartford; assets, $3,410.70: ' Wft€k. with other countries.” The Houaatonlc River splUed s m ^ breach to a 'levM east of Uabilities, $27,055.67. CUSH IO N ED Small replicas of various birds over onto Route 7 In South Kent Donald- McNamara, 48 Marimac HARDTOPS are mourtted on attractive pieces Mitchell declared N e g rn e s palmyra. Mo., flooded 800 acres a t LO UNGES should be allowed to own proper Center yesterday, but traffic con- land. Rd., New Britain; assets, non,e; i of driftwood, which she has gath­ liabeUUes, $1,400. ered for the purpose. Among Jo­ ty, elect’ their own representatives Bowsnl K..I Xe.SN K.ke.r .ttnued by a detour. Ihe river also Hie Miasouri was expeotsd to with BOLSTERS to parliament and no longer have la Ih. overflowed In Oxford and Sey­ crest at 22.5 fSet at St. Joaeph, ReUa M. Browning, RFD 2, seph Glonfriddo's paintings ex­ Stafford Springs, assets, $600; ond. BACKRESTS hibited at the libratly, is a self to carry Identity passes. “BIG FISHERMAN*? mour. Mo., tomorrow, 6.5 above flood :i euaMi ce. Peter Hubert Mo**nthal. a tex The Podunk River to South s ta ^ . No flooding was reported * UaMUt^, $6,410.51. painted portrait of himself. la Calar 1:SS-S:U Alaal Bradforil J. Browning, RFD -2, w m t IMPORTfD DANISH FKAMiS I Church Note* tile manufacturer who heads the Windsor overflowed Its banks dur­ in St. Joseph but water covwed' Port Elizabeth Chamber of Com­ “A DOG’S BEST FRIEND” ing the night and settled on Main farm land acrose the river in Kan­ Siafford Springs; V assets, nope; Choir rehearsal at the Hebron Vltk liabiimes, $10,181. Congregational Church will be to­ merce, said In a speech to his 6t., near the East Hartford toyn sas. Heavy flooding of farm land FULL FOAM comfort in 'Iriqlit N«w iM k With mil william. ■ Marris HMSeraM also Viras reported in the Boonville, Elton H. Gale, 16 Ohk Rd., night at 7:30. Special Easter group that the Negro population t:M-1:SS line. Southington; assets, noae; liabil­ sMta AND backft TWO full music will be rehearsed^ ' Singers "certainly haa legitimate griev­ Flooding conditions still existed Mo., area. .'V, "ii,. Along the Miseoiwi River, Army ities, $5,358.34. size lounges with full length Tht RHIit Ntw S4m " are urged to attend. ances wlilch must he; righted - not on Route 17 and Rlvervlew St., bolster backs and zippered The Palm Sunday evening serv- by intimidation and force but by cushions. Danish style im­ k .it" '*■ - fc, will be held at the Andover consultation.” 1960 togregatioiial Church April 10, ported fremes. Covered in ft "The time has oome 'When or­ at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Harley ganized biisincM m ust'speak (ip BURNSIDE ~ beautiful, durabl# decorator Moseley* suparifitendent of the in -this period of crisis7'vhe de-7 llU"N'..IDr AVt ■( HTCt) I fabric. EXTRA seating. Norwich District of the. Methodist dared. "The almighty, in his wis­ EXTRA sleeping space, Church, will win beuo guest "t-.--..—speaker. • The---- dom, has decld^ that South Start» Tonight! COMET offering at this.service will b« sent EXTRAORDINARY value! Africa was going to be a multi­ IMU4I STflM fOC T>* ICONOMy.SMSt to Church WortJ Service for ty­ racial country and the sooner peo­ phoon victims in Japan. ple realize this the Ijetler." o u t WILUAMS K ? * 1 2 9 ^DOOR SCDAN At St. PeterT Episcopal President O. T. IWier of the Pre­ Church rehearsal of thp cantata, toria (Chamber warned that unless TREASURE CHEST "The Cruclfl.xloni’’ by ^ir John the nation modifies its poUelee. Stainer, w as. held Sunday after­ ‘South Africa will be the outcast DIAMONDS noon -and Mondair-evening. , A of western civilization.” COMPLETE WNO Clericus of the N4w London ArcH- The Anglican ministers appealed deaconry was held In the church At 8:15 At 7:00 A a SIMMONS DIVAN SLEEPERS at 11 a.m., with Holy Corhmunion, to the government to "bring to followed by luncheon at 12:30 p.m. an end the methods''of ■violence The rector, the Rev. Gordon W. M en Start 4^ GARDEN (uowuE Weeman attenejed the "Diocesan I Division of Youth and Youth FRE^WmOILQHJB^! Council,” last night at -St. Paufs B I ^rl^f T3 9 Episcopal Church, Wallingford; A WITH BOLSTERS ! t n998 vestry meeting will be held this evening in Phelps Hall. S T A T E in ^h l* 25« Seed Packet- HIghast-quillty Burpaa aaads — Births Announced 5:15 P.M. Cont.—60c TIU 6 P.M.—Feature at 5:26 and 8:30 P.M. A son, Colin, Colt, waa bom to MarqyU*-eat. BriUiant-cut, p!oG Emerald-cut, I4K ’” H I CENTER AT. ysars only 42 per cant war* oUNiiAT pisB «nm ROOKIE” » SR p im U ttBSS. •/' $ Opn E v^M I 9-SlU i -k''' . .'^■A .■ - . K. . . . , ^ s- --i “V* « «»arS!=',SKr;;.-: H I, 'me.' * « r. ■ •n*'* ^ f

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TAXSE FOUR lors and masters degrees and Kan- bord will be held' May 21 in tha ^oiiltry Expert ilaa State,Univarslty where he re­ Vasa Lodge iPlaiis British American, Club, honoring Spring Sale Set , ceived his doctorate. Dr. Berry charter and 'vatarsin members. ebmes to Connecticut from tha 60th Anniversary Tickets will be available from Step Heeit 6a Joins UCoim Staff lodge members. . . CtrlilltS latoratantaii sraw K L l - S I S US- SAVE ON HAIRCUTS! ‘ By Hogpital Unit University of Maine where he has liti Mtitnl'in 3 (fati M nMk KlMtS wl.lHs, Senate mit been an aaaiatant professor. ■ Scahdla Lodge. Order qf Vasa, t« M t niinit* as aaqt Iw S in S M o tln t it M ir ', . A specialist in tha genetics and IMPORTED MOTH |' Cat KLL-SNS US w «ar « m Maat infim- The annual spring rummage phyalology of poultry has been so- He la a member of the Poultry will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m.^ in First seen in Washington, D.C., raHat. 35S al Sri|Sappointed referees to pre-' tanca against the Frertch-led B' Deacons and the Men’s club of the w ill be fo r sate. In addition to Moitly Mixed, rent dUcrlmlnation against Ne­ ropean Common MarkeL ■with I church. / addition to hli research aetlvitiaa. ■n* 8«n»t» plMUMtf to voU on clothing, household equipment, groes seeking to register to vdte, plana.(or cutting tariffs between The guest apapker for tha break- Dr. Berry, who served in the The average peracm aeldom sees thia after AtuniUn: froni a joint and books, some furniture has BUender contended that, the bill the group's six memberg and uni­ faat will be Francis H, Snydar,* h a m c u m H f U.S. Arm y from 1945 to 1947. and nickel in Ita pure atate sis it aervea ■taalon of the House to hear an bMn received. would "Infringe on rights epefidc- fying them agalnkf importa t t o m chairman of "Citisena for the Con­ WKkftieUwTeWHilr again from 1950 to 1952, is a man most generally when it is al­ ■ aMrees by Preeldent Albert Uerae : Mrs. Edward Gleimey ..and Mrs. ally guaranteed to the states.* outside. necticut Conqtltutlon,” a group of graduate of Pennsylvania State loyed. or "mixed,” with other H e said It would give the feiUral ft HumT Mraellw M l Raymond Rlppman are co-chair­ o f Colombia. . ^ ^ 11,000 memhera who oppoae the uae men of the event. Committee University where ha eamed'hache- metala such as In atainless steel. gen. Rlchanl B. RuweU (D-Ga). goventment, acting under aulta De Gaulle and Macmillan, were -iPltHltBOl f t f i A of public funds for the -support of chairmen include Mrs. PhiUp New­ of the Dixie forcee, dli- brought by the attorney general, reported to have conatdered the rellgioui school transportation. HU Reg. fu.95 QL99 comb, Mrs. Alexander Mannella, eounted talk that the Senate waa "a power to modify, to alter, to economic issue at their first pri­ topic' ■will be "The Bus Law vate meeting last night. ESch waa Xba. Eldward Plate, Mrs. W. T, verging on paaaage o f the naeaa- abolish sUte voter, qualification Versus Religious Freedom." Moyer, Mrs. John Klrkham, and life. standards.” i ' raported before thg session to be Snyder la an independent re- He did not. however, rule out Republican Leader Everett M. anxious'for a frank examination of Mm. E. J. Thoms ih o poaalblUty that the Senate Dlrksen of Illinois said he would the problem that has Caused so LIG6ETT PARKADE DRUG The rummage sale U one of the might complete action and aend move to table and thus kill Et much British-French. / misunder­ pre'ects sponsored by the Hospital the bill back to the Houae h y the lender’s motion aa soon as he got standing. /' WEST MIDOlEtfKE. Mlf-2343 Women's Auxiliary to provide ex­ end of the week. a chance. But no vote waa In pro- Sources said one of,the mattcra tra equipment and conveniences A 14-hour session yesterday »pcct before mld^fternoon diacuaaed at today’s meeting waa for the hospital and its patients. produced only one vote. By a B4- Dirksen said that both Bisen the progress being made in Geneva M tally, the Senate rejected an hower and Atty. Gen. William P.- toward an agreemeiit aipong Bri­ amendment by Ervin to a pro­ Rogers are “quite happy” with the tain, Russia and the United States Car, M ail Truck , vision of the bill which wmuld per­ bill in its present form and hope for a ban on nuclear weapon teats. mit federal judges to register Ne­ no further amendments will be The negottatlon'i began before In Minor Crash groes and other Inlnority groups adopted. the French 'Set off their first nu­ AM YesK of Beauiy & ProhoHoo wHfi ...toperfedUm who are victims of discrimination. Dlrksen called it "an adminlatra- clear device in the Sahara. The Zhvln’s proposal ■ would have re­ tion bill, representative of five, British have been expecting De A Manchester woman was given quired the judges to. give advance sevenths of what the administrs' Gaulle to demand hia country’s .ad­ a written warning as the result in Glen plaid! Mttee. to state officials and let tion asked for.” But he praised the mission to the,talks as a|[uallfled of a 2-car accident on Summit St. them testify. role of Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson atomic power./ near Strant St. late yesterday (D-Texl, the majority leader, and afternoon. . , $ 0 0 9 5 / A reminder of the Southerners’ The flrit ,^ y . of De Gaulle’a said the bill could not be passed warml.v received visit to Britain Mrs. Alma Smith was warned , omy 'power to filibuster waa given by without Johnson's help. ' for failure to grant the right of Ben. Allen J. EUender (D -La) after was climaxed last night with a Ellender's effort to strike out way. The other vehicle invovled was he moved yesterday afternoon to state banquet at Buckingham Ral- the voting referee section of the a U.8. msll truck, driven by W il­ ■sMke out the section of the, bill ace and a mammoth fireworks dis- SUNPROOF bill seemed foredoomed to failure, liam R. Paquette, 19, -of 41 Lyness ^providing for federal voting ref­ play. but Russell aaid Southern oppon St. erees. ()ueen lilizabcth I I spoke at the Ih e 6B-year-old. Senator spoke ents would carry on the fight banquet of De Gaidle's historic 'There were no injuries, and dam. (o r seven hours and 40 minutes, ex­ against it with other proposals call in June 1940 for Frenchmen to age was light. for changes. fight on against the Nazis occupy­ Studio T Photo cept fo r a 10-minute interruhtion Fraacia H. Snyder (o r a quorum call, before he ^eld' He told a reporter that a de ing their countrj’. •d the floor at midnight and the termined attempt wdll be made to "That call,” the Queen said, search chemist and president of his Seoul Mob Protests Senate recessed until 10 a.m. today eliminate a provision he described “ ‘matched the speeches of our own own research and’development firm With one exception, this waa the as “ one of the most destructive of great leader, Sir Winston Church­ in New Milford and Brookfield. He Rhee’s Re-election longest single speech since the Sen- state election laws." Helping to Libraiy ill. For generatlona to come, is also an Inventor with 150 pat- Under this, Russell aaid, referees what you^both said then will serve '.ate started Its Civil Rights battle Queen for the day. at the West Side Ubrary la Nancy Muerto, ents at work in various industries, j could register Negro applicants as an inspiration to free people's Feb. IB. Long spoke for nine hours junior at Mancheatcr High School who Is taking part.In the He is the son of a Presbyterian ((CkmUmied (rom Page — i^ - mlnu.tes early last month I'flght up tq.. the., day .beffir.e ,a» in an.hour of need.” mtniater and a toaduate o f Syra- - *-Do-GaUH«,. votes iphaking l -Maajt-^mtcttHr-’-'Warc - ‘Mao-. 4njuredf^ . adtiHhg.t. Jgehate’g ..' out three--ttohltl' 'On-^awiel Putiifam, Aiall&.-4flM!' -Hgypt for cued' ‘ .'clock aeuiona. ' H e " said he didn't know « t a with emotion, praised “ the great witnesses aaid. —r--— t- -wnd-noble-British -pe< la,-our'.«U>;k The pypgi:|un a,t,’7:80^.1n Fellow­ — " “BMendec.' w a r still going strong -rtngle stato that does not require, public lifirarlee are being manned by high acliool atuffefttil atrting 9 : The- youths’ charge occurrad to- voters to be registered at least 30 our friend.”- ' ship hall of the chureh^mll. be open ' ward -the end of a protest parade a t midnight but, in responae to anr National Librair Week. (Herald Photq by PlntoL______to those interested who cannot at-: days before an election. In many “Under the forever glorloua led by. National aaaemblymeo, appeal from kuchel agreed to m t tend the breakfast. The speaker C o o la r u ^ states, he' Said, ' they have to be ieaderahip .of-Sir Winston Church­ Seoul'city councilmen and other off the rest o f his speech until ttn will conduct a question and answw registered at least aix months in ill Britain took upon itaelf the Democratic party leaders. day. period. In attacking the provision for advance. whole burden o f the war at a time The marchers had swung through Care-Ftee when its own destiny, that of Harry Rylander, chairman of tha Appearing in ^Champagne ExtriC His Job Is Delicate; Board of Deacons will be aseisted downtown Seoul shouting, "Let's France and that of Europe hung hava a new presidential election” T h is chorus line appears as the .opener in a musical comedy, upon it alone,” he said. by Clifford Hansen, Kingeley Kuhney, Nell Paterion, Michael and "Resign, Syngman Rhee gov- "Champagne Extra” , to he presented by the Sisterhood of Temple Supporters of Adlai Move Churchill waa among the 80 amment.” Beth Sholom at the Bowers School auditorium Saturday and His Hobby Dangerous banquet guests but did not apeak. Rubacha, Parley Trombly, Everett Anderson, Alfred Drlggs Jr., and Scores of police moved quietly Sunday evenings. The chorus girls, who serve as’ waitresses at a Thomas Dawkins, all deacons. Ray­ along the street on both aides of Bar Mltzvah, are Mrs. Henry Angel, Mhi. Arthur Rlttenberg, Mrs. To Keep Stevenson ^Alive^ UNIONS FOR BOYOOrr the demonstrators. The govern­ Morton Herman. Mrs. Morton Rosenthal. Mrs. Oscar Rottner and Loe Angeles (iPi — Moat weeks,*fael the other faUow is y w a o ^ Brussels, Belgium, April 6 mond-Cox, president of the Men’e Club, is in charge of the program. ment had threatened to break up Mra. Meyer Levitt. Curtain time will be 8:30 on Saturday and Bob Mareellua works five days a'.l —Just those atoara,. which xetp (/PI—The Interiiational Confed- any political rally denouncing the By BRrCE'BlOSSAT ^primary, Thay’^-gb their separate getting bigger and bigger all the Richard Quilitch. chairman of 8 on Sunday. (Herald Photo by Oflara). ■the delicate job of watch repairing.' f. 8« eratlon of Free Trade Unions March 15 elections but apparently Nesvapaper Bnterpriae Aaan. but unrelenting wey in California, time.” the music committee; and Donald In hia spare time, he works at toe (lO F T C ) has appealed to mem­ ordered the police not to provoke Oregon. Wlaconiln, and a . few Hallqulst, choir director, have or­ they accused Rhee's liberal party New York (NEA)—Adlai JBte- much leas delicate Job of riding ber organizations In 100 coun­ an incident. Plaxa, a crowd o f 5.000 cheered other placaa where Stevenaon ganized a men's chorus for the Democratic party speakers when of rigging the election. Heraea* for Spring - glen ptold. Horp, venaon’s enchanted partiaana'' re- and bulldogging In rodeos. tries to organize a boycott of Communion service. Julius It waa thought poaalble the prea- holds pockets of strength. His pursuit of the rodeo game fuae to let hia I960 preaidentlal About T o h ti South African products starting Schmidt, breakfast chairman, will anca of a delegation from the In­ Olewlw w ii la to i a hand In creoWng aoay Only in California, among ma­ takes him to about 20 contests a on May Day. Even before the ternational Press Institute (IPri, candidacy die. Stung by hia down­ jor ala lea, does any of this effort be assisted by Reginald Kirtland R iM mMriff slip olagonea wMi iM i ihraa placa amaiPblaL| year in California. Nievada, A ri­ M. Philip Suaag, 46 Adelaide Rd., outbreak of n current racial tur­ Donald Vogt, Clifford Lawson, and in Korea to investigate the atate grading at the handa of many pro- seem translatahle into delegates zona, JJUh and South Dakota. A will be a delegate from the New moil, the lO FTU issued a ma'nl- Albert Biardi. SUnley Matteson, $ ^ 5 of preaa freedom, had something O f pool Dacron Polyester. Rakmad todcat and strolglit tUrt frashanad j feasionsd Democrats, watching right now. An liqpnrtiai poll there year ago, he won the Weetem festo proteating what It calleH to do with the police restraint. England BouUiern Conference to advisor of the senior high fellow­ by o enowy while btouNtGriy, Brown, j with pained looka the ^th erin g showed he might corral 18 of the Cowboys’ Aaan. bulldogging cham­ the General Conference of the South Africa’s "vile racial poli­ The parade, which began -with ship, will supervise the young peo­ OAU momeittum of Sen John F. Ken. atate's 81 votes after Gov. Ed­ pionship and the Cowboy Aaan. of Methodist Church in Denver, Cp)6., cies and denial of trade union ple working on the cleanup com­ '200 participants, bocAme more and blend. 'White jw lth. white nedy, they are struggling harder mund G. Brown, favorite eon, bows America team roping and bulidog- April 27 to May 11. ■’ '■' ■■ rights to millions o< .\fricen mittee. , more disorderly aa the marchera SchIffU embroldery at bo­ to mount an effective counter­ out. I ging titles. workers.’* awellad to 2,000 in number. Sev- dice and hem. Seam-to- attack. * Elsewhere,the high resistance Mareellua onca made the M y NEED NEW BEST MA^ ' eral demonstrators attacked a *nielr newest and biggeat weap Whence Name Came aeam front shadow panel,. among party prolUaaionals to a window at 29 straight rodeos. He London, April 6 (>P) — Jeremy Q-^DoeS the letter “p” occur on plainclothes detective and man­ Sizes 32 to 40. on: A selective poll by the cele­ third Stevenson bid continues un- B a y s a good, hard-worlti|^g aemi- Fry announced tonight be will coins minted at Philadelphia? BUSH HARDWARE (H). handled a uniformed officer when brated Louis Bean, one o f the few , abated. The Stevensonians’ effort pro can net $2,5(X) a year. be unable to act as beat man at A —.The mint mark "P ” waa used Bhish kebab, alternate slicee of they tried to block sidewalk apec- who called the 1948 Truman vic- Iamb, tomato and onion broiled to­ MANCHESTER at reviving his prospects has made Maroellua— 24 and father of 4wo Princess Margaret’s May 6 wed­ I nickels of silver alloy during 793 MAIN ST. tatora from joining the marchers. ■'tory right, which blasts the "myth” little, if any, dent. Broad sam­ the years 1942 to 1945. This is the gether on a spit, derivea its name Stones were hurled at other police. .that Stevenson, a 1952-56 loser aa doesn’t intend to vacate the Jewel­ ding for health reasons. Fry, 36, plings atill indicate that Kennedy Is a close friend o f Antony Arm- only instance where a mint mark from the Turkish words "ahiah,” PlirSBURGH PAINTS Aa the demonstrators neared the Dmnocratic nominee, can't be ry shop altogether and become,a meaning "skewer” and "kebab,” U their front man, with Sen. professional rodeo man. But he strong-JMies and Is a wealthy was placed on United States coins eapltol building, where a cordon of elected under any circumstances. struck at Philadelphia. meaning "broiled meat.” police.jeeps blocked the road, the That notion, plus Stevenson’s Stuart Symington, the newest does plan to go to Utah in about director of an electrical engi­ avowed candidate, second choice. neering firm. He recently re­ youths ignored the warnings of political Inactivity, has weighed 10 years and grive ranching a whirl. parade leaders and charged hkavily with top Democrats who Stevensop- supporters remain Meantime, he’ll remain a- week­ turned from a skiing holiday in undaunted. Their hope la that key Switzerland where be waa laid through the police lines. - have been ehovtng Adlai intp the end- rodeo commuter. Mounted police moved in and men Hke Gov. David L. Lawrence up for several days. . He suf­ 196(1 background. ■ - j , . " It ’a a good hobby,” he sa y a . helped the officers turn them back Of Pennsylvania, still uncommitted Bean'g ' surv^ took aoui^aige "And it’e probably toe most com­ fered an attack e f jaundtoa from Rhee’a residence nearby. :l(t four major ‘barotneter” districta but basically a Stevenson fan. can patible s p ^ there la. You newer earlier |hls year. Youths who escaped arrest milled • in New York, Pitteburgh, St. Lquia be won over In a late-ballot draft through the downtown area, shout­ aaMl Loe Angelea. Xt produced signs movement at a convention where ing proteata against the election. o f sUbstential voter ahffts to Stev- they feel many might grow weary One of the noisiest demonatrations enaon' by people who voted foe haggling over alternatives. was staged ■ In front of the U.S. FMsldent Bisentiower in 1966. INVESTMENT PROBLEMS embassy. Police managed to re­ It oonchxlM ttiat U Steveneon t, * yi' , \ store order there 2 hours later. were matched today egakmt Vice P rob lem s o f A jjed ? Onr office it open TUnraday evenings troiA (- to 9 o'clock tor A t the earlier rally In Q ty Hall IVeeident Nixon, Adlai would get your convenience. If you prefer, we will hnve one e f onr capnMe S4 per cent of the vote, Nixon 46 registered j ’rareeentntlvea call on yon, at yonr convenience, to per cent. (Ih e moat recent Gallup Symposium Topic j aaelst you. (A e th e r your problen Involves one thouannfi or » pofl Showed almost the reveree— million .doilars, we tave the facUItiea to render yon complete 65 for Nixon, 46 for Stevenson.) How programs and aervices for | .service.' y , UfifcGl *7 Hm Stevensqn devotoea, mostly tn- older paraons can ba earriad to I^OMI OVifNItIHir telleohials with soane spcMdtng o f second and third echelon party residents of rural and aami-rural men, already pie apreading the areas wrill ba diacuaaed alia sym­ S h e a r s o n , H a m m ic l t Co. Bean report widely, hoping to ra- posium on aging In rural and auh- Meeton Mmr Vmk Midi I vefea the peychologioal trend urbah Connecticut at the Whlton 913 Main Shwel- M n a lin at f < UMIcImN 3.isn 1960 wmMng a g e i ^ their oendidate. Memorial Library April 26. Ih e eeek to rub out the heavy First selectmen, nurses, mem­ damage done by another, report, bers of extension agricultural coun­ a premaurtely circulated survey cils, librarians, Grange and Farm REALTOR o f the 1966 elecUcn by a Univer- Bureau members and others inter­ / alty of Ml a.m. and cohtinuea a iP P IN G S patent and mesh DfMR-Btevtnaon groups, nevar until 3 p.m. Those who ■wish' to unified or well organised, will try parUcipale. ahould notify Dr. Mc­ DKAPPIARI «ln the District of Columbia to win Kain at the 'Uhlveralty in Storrs a few delegate votes in the May 3 by April 20. "ILLUSION" — Sir------JEWELERS Spring madnuss... FORMEl^Y GAUDET’S , PUMP 785 M A IN S T ^ B H 8-4720 *12.95 in dramatically decorated

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EiinipiBailt In Tha State! COM PLETE L i n e o f fletcherGlassCo. FAMOUB NAME I CiinTOL EGdiniENt Jl^ Iha | JEWELRY I86WIST MIOQLITIMNNKI Dally 7-S—Thawiay 7-t—Saturday 7-4 Uclnding Keepaake and S8 Main 8L MaB^wetar MI WI tM9B8 ,I A g l Carved Dtamoiid Riaga “ _ V .11 ■ V.'w-v-.'.iifc'.ji, \ . .1' 1... !t >’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AFRIL 6, 196(» rAcnsix msn, announced a work day will and that ha acted In tha Inefflolent be hold at Oemp Menris and improper manner . . . Half of Goal Keiached Saturday from 9 am. to 5 P-M’ "However, this board believes It Duricb will be provldsd for Sitate News was not the intent of Dr. Weidner volunteer workers. ■■ SioimWiRiowt' to perpetrate a fraud or declt on the office of the mayor in subnilt- Li Girl Scout Drive V or Storm Doori? 'oundup ting his report. In view of tte fia i.1. aforesaid, the board does not find PubKc Records Mayor Eugene T. Kelly liut Booutf test Mrs. Paul Carlson and Mrs. (OentiBoed from' Page Oaa) sufficient cause to warrant r ^ MahcliMter night eald taxpayere need expect / - (OBBtiniMd tram P tc * Om ) movai of Dr. Weidner from the of­ Herbert McKinney will serve on Council’s finance drive haa passed Building Pennlla RUSCO on the groimd of IncompatiblUty. fice . ."but unanimously affirms the area day camp committee, and (OoBtinued from Page One) a tipc hike of only one mill thie yi»ti ^4 Inch 4 silk p r i n t Najeeb L. Charles, alterations m a r f i^ thst Dem^ocrats would that by March $1 Mrs. Loverin Poblle Ctilltlea workahopa what budget areas they N ow It Is In the 6 per cent hav­ Superior Court yesUrday. Mrs. Alfred Sundqulst was named Council,” Manchester Girl Scouts, ^ C A' N D I f S ^ were estranged and that his wife to a house at 92 Vernon S t, $200. gain a^UUcal advanUge, saM had collected $161,677 on the 1959 Conn. Light A Power 22 24 Intend to cut. ing the narrowest spreads among He was originally indicted on an alternate from Manchester and 923 Main St. had consented In 1958 to a divorce. first degree murder charges in the will also serve on the organization Ace Signs Inc., for Food King they would introduce their e^wm tax list after sending out, 10,000 Hftd. Electric Light 62 V4 65V4 A request to speak at one of the ' 120 cities. Mrs. Jean Flynn was named The Benedict family opposed the Dealer spread is the difference deaths of his wife, Mery, 68, and and structuer of the new area store, erection of a sign on Pine health insurance bill tomorrow. Hartford Gas Co. . . . 43 46 sessions came from Atty. John D. cjjjslrnuuv of the southwest nelgh- : ihs swsstsst wsy io ssy j bills March 24. Takes were due budding love affair. When Mrs. between the price paid to the farm­ his daughter Brenda, 19. ' council. St., $400. They had planned to put It In yes­ Katherine Benedict, Gamble's Southern New England LaBelle, representing toe Munici­ bortidod. Mrs. Harold Falla was April 1. 46 $ 1 4 . 9 8 er producing the milk and the re­ Police said Naun shot the wom­ ’Those named to the program terday, but Dirksen persuaded grandmother, tried to break it up, Telephone . . . '. ------44 pal Employes Grpup. named Brownie consultant, and It was Mark ’Twain who said: tail price to the consumer. en with a rifle during an early service committee are Mrs. Ross them to delay it because it might The early collection reduces the the couple sailed for Europe. The Manafactatlng Co LaBelle said he will apeak about Mrs. Anthony Sherlock, intermedi­ " I would rather have my Ignorance 65 ‘*I1ie shift from unusually high morning quarrel at the family’s Begg, Mrs. W alter Fredertckson, embarrass FHemming in his testi­ grand total of $1,490,201 in col­ girl’s brother, Douglas, fiew Arrow, I fr rt, Heg. .. 61V4 toe employes’ salary reclaaalflca- ate consultant, for the service than another man’s knowledge, be­ ,23 _ to unusually low dealer spreads on Ashford home Jan 23. The au­ and Mrs. Irene Kovalcek. Mrs. mony today. lectible taxes to $1,338,524. still to Paris and tried tb persuade her Asspeiated Spring . . 21 Uon this past year. cause I have got so much mor.e of milk in the Hartford market haa Nelson Richmond will bo a mem­ teams. Backers of the Republican Sen­ be collected. In addition, Mrs. Bristol Brass ...... 10 12 Ernest MacheU, group president, thorities said Naun had been give up Porumbeanu and return 8 been sudden and dramatic,” Dr. ber of the over-all camp commit Robert Hohwellsr, camp ehalr- it (ignorance).’’ ate bill said .they feared It would Loverirt’s March collections show Dunham Bush ...... 7 said today that employes’ want a Soft luxurious pure silk print-— drinking at the time. home. The brother failed. 47 Johnson said. Among Connecticut Judge Herbert S. MacDonald ac­ be too costly for administration a toU l of $12,187 collected on pre­ Then French police took a hand E m -H a r t ...... • 44 cost of living raise beginning Fafnir Bearing ...... 60>4 6414 dties the price w ar Is moat pro­ cepted Naun’s plea of guilty to approval. vious years’ tax lists. and the heiress was flown back to July 1. done in the classic shirtdrese man­ Landers Frary Clark 18 20 nounced in Hartford. the lesser charges and set the date Dlrkseii said yesterday after a Mrs. Loverin said people seem New York to face charges of way­ II The dealer spread at Hartford N. B. Machine ...... 19>4 21^4 for sentencing. White House meeting that Presi­ to be more tax conscious this year, wardness. Porumbeanu came back ner. Fly front closing to waistline, on home deUvered milk last Sep- North and Judd .... 40 43 Mouniing Interest dent Eisenhower made no com­ possibly because of her efforts to shdrtly afterward. trnnber, just before the price war Fitting children's shoes is a specialty at Leonard's: Rogers Corp. (B ) . . . 14H 16 <4 mitment to support federal grants get back taxes. Several of the The girl was made a ward of V-neckline and short sleeves. Fair­ opened, was 16.7 cenU per quart Extradition Delayed Stanley Works New . 19 >4 21V4 If It had been Invested at alx per to pay part of the cost of a health early tax-, payers commented that Brooklyn magistrate court on Jan. cent Compound Interest, toe Span­ of milk in single quart bottles. Hartford, April 6 (yP)— Gov. Yes, Mothers and Dads ...we do know how. Terry Steam ...... 38 Vi 41V4 ly full skirt with unpreesed tilMits. insurance system for the aged. they had been U te in paying their 27: She pledged herself In State 36 ish gold plundered by Sir Francis That was 2.6 cents higher than the Abrahsun A. Rlblcoff haa post­ Supreme Court not to see Porum­ Torrington ...... 34 average spread in the 120 cities Dirksen said It waa agreed the taxes last year. Conn. G e n e ra l...... 341 356 Drake in the 16th century now Sizes 10 to 16 .. ^ in a mtited green poned action in the extradition "Obmpleta U m . program should follow these guide­ Liens were placed on proper­ beanu so long as he w as married. would be equal In value to Britain’s listed. On Feb. 4, Mrs. Porumbeanu The above quotations 4re not to case of an inmate at the State Of Qsmetive lines; It must be voluntary, not ties of 44 tax payers this week in total wealth. la s t month, March, 1960, during Prison who Is wanted on a rape sued for aeparatlon— an action to M construed as actual markets. print. , e. the price war, the Hartford dealer excessive In size, operated tinder cases where tues that were due charge in Tennessee. spread oil miUi in glass half-gallon Breath of Springtime state control and with state sup­ a year ago remain unpaid. Other The prisoner, Robert Warren Tear Dectoris jugs was down to 10.6 cents per port, geared to privaU health In- b s c k . I ^ e s __w£re collected by alias Grady Caruthers, Is serving Pretty Brenda Thompson, 18, a Robert E. Lee High school senior PnaertptioB,. quarti «r - 2.8 cents less than the FUM average dealer spread in 12Q cities. tlmarat<,fha.rpi^nL;ia.;il^t^^ ;?;Wi -M0ntgomejw»;'A*;^ for burglu^. • ‘ sprii^ begins to turn the minds of studmts to other things be­ a n d ' be limited in benefits. - Land Valna Committee RiMooff gMiltad tna -poetpone^ sides their studlea (APPkotpfax),.. 'The Republioan ' aenators’ plan " A land value committee was ait- Director Censured ment when Warren's lawyer, Is voluntary, and tied in with pointed by the wlectmeh last Wa’terbui^, AprU • (gV-IT** George A. Atiianson of Hartford, health Insurance. It would be paid elty health director has been found said his defense may depend on the conducting researdi on the vari­ Ottomans SHOES for by an estimated $500 million night on .recommendation of As SHOWER Innocent of a charge that he at­ time o f day at which the alleged ous administrative aspects, includ­ of annual federal payments, plus sessoj Montague White. Members are First Selectman George Rls- tempted fraud and deciet on the rape in Tennessee occurred. This ing studies on the most effective Ottomans, low, plush seats with­ „ 881 M A I N ST contributions from the Insured in­ ley, Francis J. Prichard, John Le- Wotoftiflrtf Splaihpra«ft B««rtHyingl mayor’s office by handin'g in the information was not suppUed in use of facilities and equipment. He out backs, were originated by the ■AtiTCR CANDY •TORS • dividuals and state subsidies, MANCHESTER han, John Moran and Norman same annual report fqr two the request for SKtradition. will also servo as chief fiscal of­ Ottoman Turks more than 200 •Titting Is 1 dosen sssorted candy ogg* • w Its sponsors concede that legis­ Strong. TTie committee will assist No MM# siopjiy w «l floorsi straight years. 'the Governor reserved decision ficer of the university, as fiscal years ago and were introduced into Our Business** lative . action would be needed in But the City Health Board yes­ in another extradition case for 30 officer of the university’s re­ France during the reign of Louis each stats before it could go into White in setting values on prop­ terday said that Dr. Garland L. days pendihg addliUotial Investt search foundation and as chief XVI. effect. erties throughout town in con­ fwd$iwi»Iogi»oorod FMrtorM: Weidner, the director, should be gation of the chargOs. contract officer. nection with revaluation. AU prop­ “severely censured” for his action, The case Involved Murray Cor­ erties will be revalued by Oct. 1 • Ix m wMe, heavy wsugs. structural s bb bmbi which it called “an act of careless- nell, who was recently picked up MOTHER GETS 60 DAYS for the next grand list. A I fmaw... oxtivded, heel neas or thoughtlessness or . . . the as a fugitive in Hartford and is New Haven, April 6 (/F) — A Police Arrests Roads at Bolton Lake were dis­ result of procrastination.’' wanted in Georgia on charges Of mother of five haa been sentenced cussed last night with E. J. HoU. Mayor Edward D. Bergln charg­ larceny o f 'an, (bnount greater to 60 days in jail for obtaining city developers, Vernon property hold­ ed Dr, Weidner with attempting than 860. H e is nree on bail. welfare aid by fraud and decep­ Spring Special---Tbur$day Friday, Saturday, April 7-8-9 CharlM C. Johnpon, 25, of 99 ers at the lake, their attorney, Leo fraud and deciet in the filing of the tion. Mrs. Grace Bonner, 26, New ConaUnce Dr., waa arrested early B. Flaherty Jr., membera o f the UleHaia nyton ovarhead ralltrs C annual report. Later, at a public New VConn Aide Haven, was cihirged with receiving last evening and waa charged w'lth Vernon Zoning and Planning Com­ hearing on the matter, the doctor •n slainlats steel |dns... Storrs, April 6 ()F) — John M. $693 tn unemploynlenit compensa­ driving an unregistered car. He mission and the selectmen. said half the report— his list of nntpraaf. Evans of Indiana University has tion and falling to report it to wel­ waa stopped on Center St., when •nie group sought to resolve th.e recommendations for the year— been named fiscal vice president fare authorities. She was sen­ ROSE BUSH BONANZA.. police noticed that his car had problem confronting the property W aleiO sM •(, twin tawel was the same as the previous year. and' director of institutional re­ tenced yesterday in city court. 1959 New Hampshire license owners In malntaing roads in their The other half, he said, was statis­ OAY YBLUOW aASKST Free Installation search at the University of Con­ plates. area. The selectmen have not ac­ tical data, and it was different flUed with Eaetsr candias • ixtra wida drain slats. .Design Optional A fU r yesterday’s statement necticut. . Time Zones He was released under $25 bond cepted the roads because they are jerry gi I den's from the hesdth board. Dr. Weidner Evans, now serving as director for appearance in court on April sub-standard and ctate aid cannot be maintained for their mainte­ said that'' he thought the recom- of the budget at Indiana, will Eastern, Central, Mountain and 18. SPECIALTIES • mendations are still valid. ■ assume his new duties about May Pacific are the four standard time Frank J. Strano, Foster St., nance. Attorneys for the town and ’The board's finding said that Dr. 1, according to an announcement zones in the United States, but last night was arrested and property owners will discuss the double breasted Weldner’s action “was an act of yesterday by President Albert N. North America has four others; charged with having defective and problem further. COMPANY ,1 •sjrelessness or thdughtlessness or Jorgensen of the state university. Atlantic, Juneau, Central Alaska Improper equipment on his car. ' James Hassett of Bolton was ap­ HOME w as the result of procrastination. Evans will be responsible for and Nome. Ha waa arreated on Pine St at pointed a special constable to p | t- M l 3-2856 7:53 p.m., and is scheduled to ap­ trol the wooded land owned by 39 PURNBU PLACE s h e a t h pear in court on Monday. Lebbeus F. Bissell in Vernon. ’The Larry H. Schnars of Philips- .FREE PARKING NEXT TO TOP NOTCH. appointment was made at Bls- burg, Pa., was arrested at mid­ sell's request, who will pay the night on April 1, and Was charged expense for the protection. 4 CRRAM aooa with speeding oh Rt. 15, according William R. Perzan, 16, of Hart­ S chocolate, 1 butter boa to State Police Trooper George ford was arreated by Rockville $17.98 A t H A R M A C ’S Berube. PoHce today on a charge of Schnara posted a ' $35 bond for larceny In connection with the Things Have Changed Sinc^ We Were Kids appearance in Town Court on April theft of a radio from the bumed- % fS. out Professional Building on Park St., March 27, Short sleeved double breasted Dangerous Seas He posted a $100 bond ^>pear- ance In Rockville City Court April sheath dreSs with round col­ FASHION Soma 2,200 vessels have been 18. FO R A M A N ’S E A ST E R wrecked in the turbulent aeas off Police also arreated James D. lar, slim line skirt, self belt. Cape Hatteras, N . C., within 400 Grant, 19, of Tollaial, on a charge ears. Here strong winds chum of deHvering liquor to a minor. He All rayon fabric with the {posted a $200 bond for an appear­ Choose from Famous Brands ^ PECAN E«0 : S)e Gulf Stream as it flows north ance In City Court April 18. chocolate fiidge center • across shallow reefs. classic look .of Italian silk CLIPPERCRAFT AND linen in navy or white. Hand GRIFFON washable. Sizes 10 to 16. We Cprry 84 Sizes SUITS • • Widths from A to E

For beauty intide, beauty outeide, pa&rf and p/anf now! You’ll get a hybrid tea or Soribunda rote bu*h In This Good Looking ' FREE erith cvctyfdleaoCLaiBlaallPaiatB you buyl Top quaUtybiHhcs, cadi p a tM la noUturc seal bag and Z 1 dozen ehoeolato covered | : . MAUSHMAU-OW lOOB ; •tuidy cartoa wWi {artnxlleaa. Bunound your home with bcauty-ao limit on buthca while the eupply leittf, Long Wearing Boys’ Shoe * 5 5 » * 6 9 ’ ^ * fM- ' : Free Alterations kay iticdowell junior CHARGE AOCXIUNTB—FAT I/tMONTHLT SATIII irn U A ll , ■ _ . j ' Bnluiivt iaUx-.IMyd formula-idtal for ill inUriont X »y apply aotk bruih m rellw. Dria, in 20 minute, te eatiny ] MAVE8T — CUPFEBCRAFT | baauty- It’aaenibbable. Na clann up muie or fuee. Choitt of lovely colon I Fomeut Aerypolytiene bind«r> A rote bu,h spring pi aiding FREE with every (alleni $D.S0 $| -90 SPORTCOATS ^ Gal. I Qt. I LAR(3E SElECnON I rNC A U aoYS’Ac T IO N '1 $ 29.98 : CHOCOLATB CREAM B (i«4 [ 4 2 9 - ’ 5 ! dippod in milk ehooolata • lUM m iiAarroim HiHousi rAm Russet Brown SpecUcuUr new. latex houee paint with “FantheT-li(ht'* bruih- iLyt •bilityl Driee in leea than an hour to rugfcd eatiny finiih. Eadu- eivc formula laU you point damp, dany lurfacei. Weather n Fresh and pretty as new spring foliage, JACKETS wear protectioa buDt in. Bruehca woth blcan7rf edam water. In Oxford • ^ ARROW White and colon that eUy tporklinf clean. A FREE rote bueh Excellent Selection Fertiliziiig the lawn used to be a backbreaking, this sleek line coat is in a glowing novel­ SHIRTS with every lalton I ^ $4.45 ) ; $ 5.9 5 u p ^ Gal. A Qt Long B 4 .2 5 a n d B 5 dirty, smelly job. How things have changed! TURF ty plaid.. Sure to be your handsomesf HUSH, PUPPIES Last 'Sole B U IL D E R * escort all thru the months ahead over McGREGOR is light, clean, odor-free. Just pour it in By Wolverine Buita , . . over amart sheath^ Carved SPORT SHIRTS OVTSIDl lurnnki STYLE the precise Scotts Spreader, set the $ 9.95 COMCilTl 1 lb. box e | 4 0 simply in 100% wool with nicely tai­ B 4 .(fo u p LU m H A L i; SMS Superb nOOK PAINT ; AaSORTlD CHOCOLATBB • dial to 6—then take a walk. Gives lored accents in the choir boy collar, the concentrated FREEMAN Ideal for aU interior Utcs-alkyd matonry ^ in t A I . B lb. box 48.70 : ' SLACKS SHOES^ "bonua'* quart in avary qal« and..^..exterior eoncrate,floors.' Sizes 8 to 6 ...... • $8.98 greener, thicker, healthier grass. . neat patch pockets. Refreshing toDM of ' Ion. Fait, easy application Ooet on faat and eaay^drtea dust* ; Chocolate and Butter 1 reaitUnt in 40 minutaa. traffic* $ 10.95 to $ 2 2 t9 5 with wide bruth or apray. No j , Boa Egga ; .maple or spruce . . . sizes 7 to 15. *! B 7.95 to $ 15.95 wettinf down aurface ^ore raiistaht overnifhti No acid So easy, even a grown-up can do it! watbet needed. Nonflammable! or , after paintlte. No acid 104 0 ia$ oaeh: waih^ Metred. In daulina Perfect for baaementa, patiot. Sistes 6Y2 to 11 . .^... .$9.98 Whitt and jrour choice of aarafee. Id popular colors that M ort and mart foUU art earning to ut-for advice on imphuing their VARSITY SHOP h it loi^yearil A roae bush FREB ►' ' - OTHERS TO $11.60 pi^ular colora. A FREB rote • Sxclusivsiy ours... • taume through an taty-to^follow Scott* Program. Come in anytime. bush with every fallon! with every (allonl “We Fit Them Carefully” W dll be glad to preterite the correct Program for your lawn. CXIMPLETE SELECnON-^BOTS’ and STUDENTS’ WEAR | D .90 |.60 1.12 V GiGaL SUITS, SPORT COATS, SLACKS OaL Q t Save *5! Scotts Spreader (16.95) plus PURNISHINGS [QUINN’S 1 Scotts^ V I P H A R M A C Y 1 Tiirf Builder (4.75) both only 16.701 ’(••T IN ta«Nt YOUR FREE ROSE BUSHES AT THESE DEALERS 1 873 MAIN ST.- ; W l ' WEST HARTFORD i Phone M l 3-4136 • ' MANCHESTER . , SHOPPING CENTER OPEN WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. PARKADE 17 SO. MAIN ST. MAHCHESTER WALLPAPER and PAST CO. ■/ ■ Op«n Moa., Tue8., S a t Open 9:30 A A I. to 6 F.M. BUSH HARDWARE CO. MONDAY. TU E ^ Y. SATURDAY. 10 AM , to 6 PM. M l 9^6571 lO .A A f. to 6 P.M. Mon. thru Sat 249SROADST. Open Friday "MSTiNCTlYE MEN'S ond lOYS* WEAR" PRKK PARKING NEXTTO THf STORf W «L , Thuni., Fri. 793 MAIN ST.—PHONE MI 8-6121 FOR PROMPT FREE DELIVERY 16 AM. to » P.M. to 6 P M . . WBBT HAKOrORD iiA irc Read Herald Adra. B' - . i t- T , r , •• \-’'\ . ;,: r,,' ,

MANCHESTER EVENING, HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL A, 1960 MANCHESTER EVBNINa HEBAIrP, MANCTESTEE, CONN., W EDl^DAY, APRIL 6, 19% erimlnel .sMprt. Judge, bar flw Tte- Bwltzsrland with ths'color* t^an*- petraUori at this vandalism must seems that all tha area theatres c t tlM Board did hothlng but att on rely on the earn* aex or vtolanc* ScliopHield'Loscb man* Laglalatur*■ ittemTooTln the tver, that Khnu»ich*v Wimt to aarve* th* need* of *everal addi­ posed. It 'was adopted In honor thatr thmb* wfaUo_9ur Injihitabl* )* observed by some motorist on widu of ertttelem by the V.S. A Thoujrht for Today of Swltserland where the drst such a well trsTalad highway aind In th* m ovies they abow. Ihank ^aurliw tfr * grand* »uff*ring from any delu­ tional owner*. gpoBsorMl I9 th* Manoheator htoyor. Mr. Eugene T. Kelly put on goodnem fi^ Wall Dtaney! , In Comeback Bid Senate Raekfta Oomndtte*imimtl for Me '8. If t^ r* were no annual mod­ and y l *8 plans for ths organization were th* Uad of ihow which X beUev* suniy there n w he some oham handlfatg of caeca involving Viam- sion* or from any inherent in­ Ooiuiell of Ohnrehe* drawn up. ConcemM-Far«nt el diange, the aavrlng in retooling The only h* la eapabl* ot putting on. To wKleh could be brought against the atev umon mesiban. lEuriiiug Ifrrali ability to understand what he aay tha least ha did a very ex«*l- offehden If caugnt. ' . Chattaiwoga, Tehn., April « Uh would be dealing with. We think coats would be largely offset by the Q _W hat Is bullion? A rock aUde has Just provided f*^nt Ooe* ott’^Faeter A bid for poUtl:gB& ttored'-to'Hia-'Beeda-cd-th* I - init not handsomely, enough to. "" CA RTA N it Is the Germsns after-all who still said: "Wanted — young, skinny, f an Juat .a Httie more than mm full, ’’oofauniin man" and the common | foreclo*«-th*.jA*uir of d)he,X,^l8,Afiv’’j'Wwitr "ttnrtre*sve; -vtirWfSlldWsrzDot-AVer'-IS.-Muat'.'he - C O O K "day to ObaSy and to try to digeat good of the town, . . geles convention. expert riders, willing to risk death HAPPINESS-- ..'anornoua...svM9M.--. J8Ji6i706. t^^tum"fhe~ pleaMm _ Senator Humphrey did better daily. Orphans preferred. Wages Ebudget wlilcb the public bearing which waa adver-1 *25 a week. KIRKLAND ■ ager had deddad upon, before we aa a bearing which was to be than was expected, but few people Decisions By Computer Custom fitted and installed Ehad tha pleasure of "diacuaBlng" WARDS BOUGHT CARLOADS OF THESE HIGH QUALITY, think that votes for him reflected MARTIN-EMPIRE in your home. Self welts, held, by the Board of Directors Not unnaturally, It was a com­ West Virginia has 116 mountain VANDERBILT a tt a t pUbUc bemlng. turned Into a on* men Stum In ■ serious choice of him as a po­ puter conference and buelneaa peaks of more than 4,000 feet al­ choice of 100% cotton, pre­ * X do not mean to imply that which eight of th* nine members tential presidential candidate «u titude. shrunk, vat-dyed fabrics. kquestlnn the legality of & Boanra LUXURIOUS FEELING MATTRESSES TO GET THESE show, being held by the National Saotlofi. X do however meen to eay perior to Senator Kennedy. Machine Accountants Aaeoclation All Reservations Vice President Nixon did well .•that I aeriouaty question the JuHr dovim in New York, which heard a All Arrangements Sneaa of tt. I do not mean to aay enough, but would obviously have R ANGl prediction that computers would vthat I was auqptlsed by tt Xhe done better If many of his follow­ come, sonie day soon, to make m ONE OFFICE! Lined draperies Sfact la that It waa Juat about what er* had nht discovered In^ the ^1 GMfIGC tCHl ' f im OIL low Ward Week prices for you! moBt of industry’s executive deci­ ■Ituatlon an opportunity to ierve Tickets and Reservation* * After’’having,had the pleamire by Air, Rail or Motorcoach *19.95 for window* up to hi* InteresU by crossing over to sions. WATKINS- *avar a poiod of some eighteen GASOLINE The electronic wise men will. In to Ohloago and return. 38 inches wide and 72 inches * amonths of observing the teohnl- the Democratic aide of things in long. Made with sateen lin­ Squea of the atumbllng sextet from order to whittle down the stronger the future. It waa said, make aa For Folder* many aa 80 to 60 per cent of the WEST ing, quality buckram, gath­ <«Ea*t Center S t . and after havtng of the two Democratic candidates 19 ered or pinch-pleats, weight­ iChad the added pleasure of hear­ BANTLY OIL big declaiona for American indua- Reservation* sing ao many thnaa, their familiar and elevate the weaker. Funaral Service ed hems and drapery hooks. I . 1M I ■ \ \ ', I \ I Dmlyxe feo fu ras Thus the primary which might trial management. 2*T don’t know" anserer to th# Furthermore, the computera will CALL • VISIT • WRITE Larger windows at propor­ ' M \ \ I III.1.1 h*ve decided a few things has ORMAND J. WEST, Director Squestiona which were aaked not only make the declaiona much 14S EAST CENTER ST, tionate savings. •regular public hearinga, I felt Sure y w find In * actually decided almost nothing. 2that th^ would come op with a That will be, according to some more awlftly than they are made UntcheU 9-7196 now, when bright human wita may eklnd of devloa which would enable erltlcs of the Wisconsin form of FOLEY Sthem to at least partiduy oonoaal have to waate a lot of time con­ TRADITIONALLY FINE WORKMANSHIP morn ffiKpansive primary, just abotit what it ahotild i be entitled to decide-nothing. vincing the Blower wlta around Mancheater’a Oldest TRAVEL The form of the Wisconsin pri­ them, hut the decistona of the com­ with Finest Facilities. niaitrnssns! puters will be "almoat foolproof" Off-Street Parking 54 Church St., Hartford mary is an open Invitation to the aa compared to a somewhat sorry Established 1874 JAckson 2-3188 membera or supporters of one par­ e FInffist quality whlta lang* ty to play with the affairs of the record for the Imperfect human other, and the traditional interest proceaa. flbffir sital and gottan fait That is quite a claim, and yet, of the cross-overs is mischief for Insulation the other party, /n past instances wo would aay, less than the com­ puters need, before any industry of this mischief, men in the posi­ e Hundrqdt of raslliant, tion of Senator Kennedy have ac­ rtfaliy dares to put them in com­ tually been defeated. mand of poUcyr For auoh a role, ftoavy-gouga stoat coils That the Kennedy campaign and computers cannot be "almost fool REACH YOUR GOAL WITH organisation managed to deal with proof." They must be completely G Prabullt voftfcaliy-stitchod foolproof. For there la, it seems such' a trend well enough to stay boidarg koap odgas firm ■live, and to claim formal victory, to us, a vast difference between e a is' something of a tribute to them. electronic mistakes, and human THE AID OF A REALTOR® antddagproof But the net result in Wisconsin mistakes. One difference Is that nobody HFS a sMinber of the local board ef Realtor* aad dw O MEDIUM-FIRM B-oz. so- Is merely to focus attention, on the National Aiioeiatiea of Raal Enalc Board*. Only by _thi* next test. The forthcoming vote in dares question an omnipotent ma chine, wheresui there is usually ■filiation may he wtt the excluMve deaignytion KtMor, which toon,ticking, firm construction West 'Virginia, next month, should i* tegiittred la the U. S. Patent Office. be more conclusive oh two counts some one, fortunately,.-to argue ovor hoovy collod springs. The decision will be made by DemO' with mare human -wladom. It la HE’S a real attat* praf**diBb*l pledged to a even part of the human process Cede of Ethic* and dedicated w top qwaUty »er^-, m Tufta^ej! maintains flrmnast. crate alone. And It will be In a at hi* Soger tip* the rnonrce* of one of the netiM * «rgc*c state where, If the religioue issue that the very Indivltjual who has Cord handlas. made the executive declaion may mde sMociatioo* to Weep him np^o-date in evary J"*** is going to htirt Kennedy enough to tatatc practica. .discover his own mistake or come disqualify him as a prospectfvely / 0 FIRM Luxurious jacquard- successful candidate, the primary to some new questioning of his returns are likely, to say so quite own 'rightness Just as he reaches damask tickingjflnn construo- plainly, without being confused by to ha-^i the decision carried but, MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS tlon ovor haavlor collod the various crqss-currents oper or w heqjt has been c a rri^ half atihg In Wisconsin. way. thgpugh. But a pomputer’a springs Smooth **button>frao'^ There Was. In the Wisconsin sit­ mistakes could, it seems to us, top.” Cold hondlot for oasy MLEI One low price uation, one aspect of- the Humph­ have a much more fateful finality ACTIVE MEMBERS rey campaign which ■ should be about them; we doubt that they turning. livyt Mclionai or sviffe noted, however. His frequently ex­ would he discovered until It was ROBERT W. AGNEW CARLBTON W, HUTCHINS pressed scorn of the Kennedy or­ too late, and the damage had al­ SHERWOOD A. BEECHLEB ALEXANDER JARVIS O IXTRA-FIRM Luxurious^ i|S DOWN ready been done. W TT.1.TAM E. BELFIORB ARTHUR A. KNOFLA iMaiviu ganization, ’ finances, ‘-campaign JOHN H. LAPPBN __ linon AND damask qyiltod- It Is the great safety valve built JOHN S. BISSELL OKTIONAl OK sum techniques and of polls, and his STANLEY H. BRAY vCHARLES B. LESPBRANCE “ ov.Ti astentatloiis glorying In the into all human decisions that no- ALICE CLAMPET h ELSIE L. MEYER_____ top tickinftjn o scroll pottorn. 179 ELLSWORTH- A, MITTEN Qwose lha curved 3-^ . factional, or urfa wMi^ I fact that his own i-ampaigi) was j body assumes' they are foolproof T. J. CROCKETT HERBERT J. McKINNEY Extra, firm construction . obviously completely "disorgan­ In fact, we are sure of them only RICHARD F. DIMOCK (hair. Hcihdtofflely tlyfed with button-tufted bocks -RALPH T. GASTON M. KENNETH OSTRINSKY J iz e " were, .in their own turn, the whe'n we actually see them work WILLIAM E. GOODCHILD SR. EARLE S. ROHAN . ovor vary fimt collod springs.; and revenible Polyfooffl cmhlont. Covered in baou- MADELINE SMITH te a te rpolitiral weapons of the out ' as planned and claimed. On T.TT.I.TAN G. GRANT Hfully textured deep pile frieze. Color choice. demagbpie posing as the amateur, the other hand; the claim for the CLIFFORD E. HANSEN ROBERT H. SMITH Cord hondlos. BLVA E. TYLER honest under-dog, But they„.proh- computer, that it is "alnloet fool­ •EDWARD J. HOLL ably met with sonio genuine re­ proof," Is the built-in booby trap WARREN E. HOWLAND ONLY <5 DOWN sponse among ■ voters hungry for which ran go off and catch tU| by a man instead of an image, h hit­ complete surprise. Until th* com­ man being instead' of a protiuct. puter has become absolutely per­ NON.R€SID!€NT MEMMBS fect. beyond possible mistake o^ any kind, let It be fed a little hu­ BEBNIE CANTOR REAL ESTATE CENTER, INC Who Wears The Horns? man hiimllfty. GLENN ROBERTS AGENCY THOMAS G. WELLES I"-'- Any eatimgte of the intellicenre ef a Rusaian leader, nr of Runeian! FOAM-BACK The Matchle** Answer policy makers in genetal, has to be ■ ASSOCIATE MEMtiERS SJUBSiGNATUM conditioned by awareness of the . That part of ua which loves an 9' X12' RUG am n iR o ia n k poMibility that there may be a argument ao neatly fbnnulated and ANNE E. BARTLETT ROBERT W. LAPPEN 7 Smt to maiiaiccM portion of the Ruasian mind which phrased it seems completely un EVERETT T. McKINNEY VINCENT A. BOGGINI DELILAH M. MEGONIGLE aiOULARLY 39.9S 9vr.fwr- 44.R8 la aealed against understanding answerable hereby -bonfesaes its WILLIAM F. BOLES ROBERT W. MURDOCK everything about the West or admiration for a lattsi ona An STUART C. CARLSON EVA M. GOODCHILD JAMES J. ROHAN having the West.underalfuid every­ thony De Lorenzo, vice preald'ant WILLIAM R. ROOD Sovo*121 Sew- RAYMOND S. HOLCOMBE JR. •SDOWN thingu.u.R InII. It. In.I. othervuic. words,nuivAo, theMIC of General Motors, wrote to the EDITH W. HOWLAND ARTHUR SCHULTHEISS CARLYLE B. JOHNSON WESLEY R. SMITH liM g M d d M .'frames of reference In which minds i ClirlsUah Science Monitor, which ALFRED P. WERBNBR 29 “ are raised and trained and condi- had. in an editorial about compact KENNETH M. LAPPEN j Deep loop pH* in visooea rayon, bonded tioned can be different; and this j cars, questioned "Why acrap a SALE! Rag. 12.95 difference edn lead to mlscalcula- .pest-aelling model simply to get to a foam rubber cudden. . . no sopor- OR 2 choirs, rag. 12 F O A M RUBBER tlona. something— i t . I _ _ different?’’..SIMM______k 4 *t • AFFILIATE MEMBERS oto pod needed. 7 lovely decorator Sews forward, bodc- Lighfwalght, watar- CUSHION M R M l.Y SMqtztlN. Conceivably, then, Khrushchev The General Motors official j colors in toit-moskina Iwead ndxtvres. ^ lUllfR THE wordti mends, d a m proof -and aun-proof could, have made a woeful, hliacal- wrote as follows: , PRANK J O’CONNELL „ . BONDED TO RUG effortlessly. Auto- EVERETT E. MOORE Sneelh, r*»llt«M—' Soron-'webbad okwei rulation about PteBident. de Gaulle "To; answer in a riUUhell: CONNECTICUT BANK and TRUST CO. HARTFORD NATIONAL RANK •atylodaan, molte bobbin wind- crkms ea First Manchester Office • and about France and about his "1. The reason for the annual j Manchester Office ur*«or. ar. 20 year guar. num.'iMIMi|jlforstoragal. a auuns own capacities in, Fran^. Oonceiy- model cJiange is to provide aome- ROBERT .L' BbydE ^ frank j . miller ^ ably, h* could have gone to France ttlng better, niot dlfforant, and Manchea|or Savings and Loan Asaodation ^ Sa^grBank of Manebeator la hlgli. mistaken bopaa of getting'' thus atihjulaU aalM. * RjC™ONDL.iSltlJBR SCOOP UP THESE VALUES NOW - USE WARDVCREDIT ■etaathlng he’had no rapi chance of "I. Ths annual modM^ejhang* la I East Hartford Fadaral getting. In that caae. It would be not an economic waste,^sinee the Saving* and Loan AaaoelatlMa aeeurate to Judge^ that hia mis- old car is not aerappad when a m j m M O "<5H A R G E ,ir a t w a r d s .. Buy Now ^■ian was a failure. new one la bought. It contlnuda In . W* u * Inc lined to' doubt, how- us* until worn out and iwffiJlyl • « ...... t- r - »

\ ' I PAGE ELEVEN r • • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SLANCHESTER, C0NN> ^D N E S D A Y , APRIL 6, 1960 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1960 PAO« TEN 1 swlmnUng pool, ll,*00; 1 tool waM: Ptans wiu be ffisds for the thougli irou may havs agreed to South Windsor shed a n d .8 barn, $1,600. -stats oomvsnitlon tad»s hslff In N«w work for leas. Most employers me Total Indomo during March was London May 6, Ir and 8. 'His esub reasonable. If your employer has 8709.60, from electric Hcense, 825; la open to a ir Ihtereisted Demo^ not boon paying you the mlnlmunj heating license, 820; plumbllng li­ ~ ■ jllmmtm will be served. wags and ghmJd, perhaps ho is not White Heads , cense, $30; building permits, $602; Troop MeeUngs aware that he comes under this . ’I ^ p 226 of Wapplng electrical permits, $10; and certM- . its Ai«rU sehedCM of HAS THE MOWER YOU lavv. Usually, a Ulk with him will Pata of becupancy, $22.50. SEARS straighten out the matter to your Bowling Unit Taxes Dus No meeting will be held satisfaction. Tax CoUsetor Harold F. Johnson or April 21. Regular A MOWER FOR HVERY PURPOSE and PURSE ' This column Is written by the reminds that ^rsonnal and prop- trill be held April 14 and State Bar Association of Connecti­ Richard Whits of Avsry was April a at-the Wapplng School. V:' reelected president, of the South srty taxss levied on the grand IM The Minimum Wage cut to make you better Informed of OqL 1, 1959 are due and p iy - Three new candtdeites were re­ * and more fully aware of our laws. Windsor Men’s Duokpln' Bowling 'able as of April 1. Interest vml be ceived Into the troop last week at circumstancea under which, even If League at a meeting held Monday charged on tax bills after May 1 a special ceremony. The new msm- ROTARIES! RIDERS! REELS! There often ieemi to be eon- vou come under the law, you may and accrued from ApriLl. Checks bsss ar« Alexander Ballok, Billy fnelon ebout the minimum wage be enUtled to »1 per hour or you Tolland County night Enoch Pelton WM reelected Lynn and Bobby Barker. Scout­ may be entitled to more. However, treasurer and Ray Livermore, sec­ should be made payablti to Harold C a / / . . . k iT s m iK iM M lewi In Connecticut. Thli la due P. Johnson, collector, town of m aster IMck Coulter administered ( TERMiHIX^ Ur*ely to the fact that there are space llmlUtlona prevent our gly-. retary. ^ . . the Boy Scout oath. ing specific deUlls on these special TAG to Construct Position night rolloffs to break south Windsor. Lenten Service two minimum wage law* affecting circumstances. Everything de­ Ues win be held at the Commun­ Manchester Evening Herald thli SUte. One is a pends on the kind of Job you have. ity Hall Alleys this week aS fol­ Our ' SavloB^ Lutheran Church, iTcotts Less to Central Termites then to Ignore Theml Main Office Center will hold l^Fam lly Lenten Serv­ South Windsor correspondent El­ the other Is a Federal Law. T^e A complete description of ell the lows: ■ more Burnham, tetephme Mltriiell It costs you nothing to find out H hiddsn tsrmKss (se«sltsd ‘ffiying Connecticut minimum w ap law different jobs would be too long Tonight at 7, Uths vs. Shepards ice tonirtit at 7 at the Wapplng onto") srs dsstreyinf your hduss (oundstlens, woodwork, ste. Plans are being drawn to con­ Elementary School.’The Confirma­ 4-0674. wae formerly 75c an hour, but has and time-consuming. We will men­ on alleys 1 and 2 and All-SUrs vs. PHONE or WHITE new for eompists FIICE Inspsetlon by • Irsinsd -, been raised by the general aa- tion only a few. struct the main olllce building at Snow's Garage on 3 and 4; 9 tion Choir will sing, “Glory Be To export Over 350,000 homos oomeod. Our work Is OUARANTKO by Jesui,’’’ NEGRO EUBOTED IN TEXAS eembly to where It is now—|l per If you are a piece worker, you the Tolland County Agriculture o’clock, Wapplng vs. Pleasant Val­ (1) Brues-Tsrminix. (2) E. L Brucs Co. This OusrsntM Is INSURED hour. The United «Utes Congress ..■f'amlly worship Is limited to 45 Slaton, ’Tex., April 6 (JP)—A Ne- by Sun insursnes OffIcs .Ltd. ^ are entitled to and hour, even Center (TAG) In Vernon to house ley Dairy bn 1 and 2 and Misfits miriutes to allow the entire family gro Baptist minister was elected has also passed a J1 per hour mini- though your pay Is figured on pro- the county and federal offices vs. Lutheran Men’s team on 8 and miitn wag“e law, which applies to to attend. Sermonettea are based to the cHy councii yesterday, the NEW LOW COST PROTECTION AGAINST TERMITES ductron. Tfils Is also true for com­ burned out of the Professional first Negro to win th at office In . . . for InfMM and noivlnfMttd heusM t eld homo*, now homot snd certain people in each state all over mission workers. Minors between on “The Crowds A round the the country. There has been taiK Building In Rockvlile March 22. ■ Thursday at p.m„ Lucky Four Croas.” T o n ig h t’s sermonette, this south plains area of W est ’Tex- houiat under cenotruetlon: Atk ut for dotolli about our 89,000 dimags the ages of 16 and 18 can be paid TAC officials hope to have a vs. Farnham Estates on 1 ' ■uirantoad protoetlon on quallflad bulfdlnpa and eontanta - only amall recently of raising this federal less than »1 an hour. In certain chosen by’ the Rev. Walter- ,L. annual coat RRST nPAII Of TUMITE SAMISI. Oaurlptlvt feldar m rasvaat minlmmn wage to 11.25 per hour, mein office constructed a t th e rear and St. Francis Men’s Club vs Abel, will be "The Crowd ’That ihe Rev. L. L. Dixon defeateil cases. A handicapped person of the existing building on Rt. 30 Self-Propelled 24-in. 3-wheel Grass Catcher but Congress, as yet, has not en­ on 3 and 4tl 9 pjn.. Saw Cm .’’ live whits opponents. He got 207 whose handicap, whether phsyical by fall. It would house the Tolland Losers vs. Fire Department on 1 votes in unofficial returns against BRUCE-TERMINIX CO. OF NEW ENGLAND Reel Power Mower Rider Mower for Rotary M ohr^ acted such legialatlon. Therefore, or mental, impairs his earning A nursery for small children will 20-in ch Rotary both the current State and federal County ESttension ServiGrov* Restaurant work for a farmer. If you are a A special bowling night will be meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Town domestic servant In^ or about a mum standards. 840,000 to 150,000, In addition to ' Beauty shops, laundries, clean­ pledges are needed to complete held next week. The numbers will private home, or If you have any be sealed In envelopes and teams ,20-in. M ower type of government job, whether ing and dyeing establishments, Oie building, WlUlam ^lemAnn, It be federal, state, or local, the and the mercantile trade are goy- TAC president, said. and Individuals coming closest to Rotary Power Mower Has Connecticut law does not apply to afned by special rules within the All those Intereeted In the ex these scores wiU be awarded six ’ Marendaz vou. If you are employed In an ex­ minimum wage law, although gen­ tension prograjms are being asked prizes. ecutive, administrative or pro­ erally the minimum wage Is pre­ to contribute at this Ume. About Construction Increases \ Full Remote Control served. In the mercantile trades, Building activity Increased dur­ TRAVEL ABENGY fessional capacity, the law applies 7fW families have already pledged Powerful Crafteman to you In a very special way. Those any employe entitled to the mlnl- 856,000. At the present time 22 ing March hut stUl fell far behind 18 Asylum St.,. Hartford who are employed In camps or mOm wage m ust get. tlmOrand-a- acres of land has been purchased, that of the same month last year, Tel. CHapel 7-5857 Popular 20-inch model S-HP, 4 ^ele engine ^ aummer resorts (which are resorts half for all time after 44 hours a a 4JH and Homemaklng ActlvltfeB according to a report released by ■week. This la also true for laun­ Tdwm' Engineer and IS Authorized .^en ts For All !' ei»#t»aBan*Seyh,.~ l a “ that are open lio more than « Buik^ing has been cpanistriicted, and L lAmg JBfeadl^ g rS idfeu months a year) .do not come under dries and beauty shops. In the spector Walter Burnham. Rail. Air and Steamshrp -Propelled-Rotary.. cTeanIMg—and dyeing- business, reoreR.t]pn.“ ><1 parking areas de­ CniftgniBn 18-Inch ;.zi Garden Tools — this law. , veloped r .. V Total value of all 'permits was ” ...... L lh e g f^tnrea pow er^ 3-HP, 4 -e ^ e Craftsman eh’ - •tsTter—a few turns, press^wn iie*a atart- Generally speaking. If your Job time-and-a-half Is paid after 45 A mail campaign' will be con­ 8148,125 Including six homes - a t Rotary Power Mower 16-indi eut 17.99 Is not related to interstate com­ houm each week to women and ducted, to.be followed Ijy personal 8106,000 compared to last year’s Manchester Agrent SKINLESS gine. 5 cutting heighls. Recoil starter. Finger* \ 24 inch^ cut 79' F .99 F F Your choice Each 1.88 ed! Big wheels for easier^ahiBg. S ateel merce, and you'.are not In the ex­ minors under 18. 8406,050 w ith 19 houses accounting Gardaa tool* with ita.1 bUdM. If you have not been getting a oontaota later In the month. HAROLD EELLS tip iBontrol for choke, fast, slow, off. 14-gauge . _ _ J 9 9 8J4-HP. boasing. Centw Bide ^iwhsrge. ceptions Just mentioned, the State for 8270,.500, • FRYERS Freat w l^ dnva sps4*^ 7x124a. , tbws. Stardy .tad handle. minimum wage and you are en­ A permit was Issued for 1 truck Tel. MI 9-7442 F R A N K S’^ ^ ^H P.. minimum wage law does apply to all s t« l housing. Trims froht and side- spad.. rak. er ibovd. titled to one, you can recover un­ garage, 831;500; 8 additions, 87,225; 2V2 lb. ovg. M r 49 Trims

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PAGE THTOT!^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRII4 6, 1960 •..... ' MAN<^toTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,. CONN., Tha Itttla church wa# In Its path, ■ ' - ' ' " . ' and thus, waa washed away. Widow Indicted

Contest at Barnard As.tha children came back to For Killing Five Baked Eggs Are Boon to Hostess FREE PARKING Store hour a: |ii[ their spot, and saw tha church Sen. Kennedy Scores Mon. thru Sat. iii| was gone, Allentown, Pa.. April 8 (F)—A -V, . 9:00 to, 5:30 iii|| tires Youiie Poets j They did not cry, dr fret, or wall, they knew what God had Lahlgh county grand Jury yaa- By CECILY BBOWNS'TONE 956 Main St. Thun. Night A P Food Editor . done. . terday Indicted Mr#. Ruth. L. To t k facing Oak . tiU9 iiiii Victory in Wisconsin What’s for brunch Do you ever Pnatry TTritlng was one of U«l^ The horses anort and stampl Urdanivia, 41-yaar-old widow of a , TTia mijrky fog la rising, He took their church, the)r shab­ ...TIMETOGiT ask ^ests to this wonderfully ^ iiiliitt:t: cMualrias o f tea Daway aduoation- Peruvian consular officer, on »v- ini: ' F o r e ^ in g , gray ajsd damp. by church, away from them (OontbiiMd tn m Fags One) lasy weekend meal when It’s de­ IHiL ^ ayatam wMoh cam# ou t'of, ^ that day. charges of murder and veluntaiy YOURSELF ONE OF liiii licious to relax over good food and 'lEENi Columbia Unlvaraity Bchofol 'of- There’s tee bugle loud clear | But they knew It must be In manslau^ter In tea death of her the eiul lOH reepec^ Bonn Protests I c ^ call! , Heaven now. why else would coffee? in tim a >::i| Bduoatkm in tea iM O’a. . , ^ e taka It away?, five chUdran. tiTcly. '* * I f you’re the cook, you can take jnftny children did not Hurry ua on our wayl The five children, ranging In Bvm before the flnel count wee E a s ta r Loose the dogs and mount your Red Remarks It easy before brunch. Bake eggs • Iiiii benafit from trying to write •nia children still come' to sea age from 4. to 12, war# found dead In. the rote broke the In toast c 'ps! They gc into tee eeatry, and baeauae so many chil­ horse. that spot, but nOw they are all to m 2 , of iiiii We’ll catch a fox today! last Oct. .19. Mrs. da Urdanivia la REGAL'S FAMOUS \ Coming on the heels of hie s p ^ ‘ oven snd you join the company. dren datastad .compulsory poatry grown. accused of giving them an over­ To Frenchmen A cheese sauce to accompany tee writing, ted Bubjact^as dtacardad. Still, the presence of God can be dose of sleeping pills mixed with tecular' eweep in New H^pshlre Special Q A I p Another seventh grader, Judith S r t ^ o n t h . thie ems Kenned^s egga may be prepared ihead and Evan poetry reading was exclud­ felt, but not by them alone; orange juice In the guise of cough Jackson, was Impressed by the eeoond straight victory in an Im- Bonn, Germany, April 8 IB—’The heated gently ov r hot water. ed In curricula across tea coun­ medicine, then attempting to take Baked Eggs in Toast Cupe paradox of war. She described, it | For all who go there end beljeve, 2 PANTS t w ctant prealdential primary. Purchase & / \ l —t try. her owq life. She was quoted by West Gq|inan government has pro­ Ingredients: For each s e rv in g - 3 and sit among the birch, *"wi8Consln wail not a apectacular V Manehaster waa not affected to thla way:. officials as saying the was in pov­ tected to the Soviet Union against 1 thin slice white bread, 1 table­ the extant of many towns. Poatry War la anxiety, Will find a new ealvatlon there, triumph fo r him. becauee of that ehabby church! erty and despair. He had said that w in in g six what it called "a campaign of spoon butter (melted), 1 egg, sal^ reading was atm Included, al­ Hatred, ' white pepper, 1 tablespoon grated Mra. de Urbanivla’S husband slander” by Premier Nikita 8. girls' caster coats though poetry writing fell by the And love. district races, plus • Parineaan cheese, paprika. The poetry contest was the see Jose, died In San Francisco In . the TX>pula^.votl^ would consUtute Khrushchev on his visit to France. wayside, except where an indi­ Hatred of enemy. Method: Cut cruste from bread. And love of one’s country. ond one held at Bernard. The first 1957 of a heart attack. He was a victory for him. "Anythtag The sharp diplomatic note was Brush bote sides o f bread with vidual taartiar retained tt. Trans­ was held In the fell of 1958. en ro**te to Japan to become SUITS . ^ w o S d be gravy.".Kennedy lation o f poatry In claasieal and handed by Ambassador Hans Kroll melted butter, ’’ ress bread Into a by nationally famous malcari W ar Is whole desteuetlon, Judges were George Bradleu. Peruvian consul general In Yoko­ said. 6-ounce heat-realstant glass cus­ foreign langMgas was uniformly principal: Mra; Alba Hotkowakl. hama. Hla wjdow, who grew up. In There was no g«vy. to the Soviet foreign office In Mos­ With giini; tard cup (3% Inches across the . .. ' '■n " V. retained. guidance teacher; and Mlae Joan Allentown, returned hare to work But Kennedy said ^ v g s de- cow today. The Bonn government In tea last aavaral years there And bombe. FREE alterations top). Bake In a moderate (376 de­ 4 to 6x, orig. 7 to 14, orig. Guns, killing the people. Sheldon, home economics teacher. after ))le death. Blthted” with the result. He add­ atmounced the action today and baa been a awing back to tea w rit­ grees) oven until very lightly 19.98 to 24.98 And bomba denting .the iand. Mark Kristoff, English teacher. ed, "I never took the r iw that we made the text of the note public, 16.98 to 19.98 ing of poetry at all three lereta of HANDSOME 100% PURE WOOL HARD FINISH WOR­ It said teat Khrushchev during toasted— 6 to JO minutes. Reduce eupeiA'ised the contest. could win all 10 dlstricU despite oven to 860 degrees. Break the egg schooling on a voluntary basis. TriplHt Now 74 STEDS. Smartly tailored suits in all the most wanted ahadea his recent visit to France had W ar leaves a horrid mark, Sponsori of the contest were the the pollsters. I f we end up w lte Into tee toaat cup; sprinkle with Last month, a poetry contest sought ‘ ‘to give the French public s S' not as A wound, pupils In Mrs, Rossnna Mitchell’e for Spring. And -remember: YOU GET DOUBLE-THE- 67 per cent of the DemocraUc salt, pepper, Parmesan and papri­ waa held at Barnard Junior High Wayneaborb, P a , April 6 (S*i— a completely distorted picture of >%VV .. <■> V Illustrated A scar. 8X class, who made postera, dis­ W EAR with that extra pair of pant*. Get yours tomorrow! vote we wUl be doing very well. ka. Return to oven and bake until 13.99 16.99 School. tributed notices and designed the An annual 3-day birthday celebra­ Humphrey said the election the political attitudes of the Ger­ A deep wound in the land, tee egg Is firm— 16 to 18 min­ Among tea 2(K) entriaa waa one certlflcatee of recognition which tion ende today for the Tracey caused hlrn too pain. f»i« man public and the Germgn goVt A scar on the people. triplets, bom 24 home apart 74 emment.” Khnidichev repeatedly utes. Remove carefully and serve m j m *4hrom My Window" by an were given to all six winners. *T suppose numerically 1 m tee with Savory Cheese Sauce. Toddlars-2 to 4 years ago. , Euuiailed what he called rising mili­ •Ighte grader, Dtanne 8. P le tt Two girls were intrigued by the defeated candidate,” he aiJd, but Savory Cheese Sauce The widowed alalera live at near­ tarism In West Germany. Orig. 14.98 to 16.98 Idea of an empty building, but If rm defeated I certainly don t Ingredlente: 14 cup buUer, 14 10.99 a Charge It Great King by Blue Ridge Suiranlt. The Soviet Premier sought to Fpom my window, I can aae each girl handled the Idas In a dif­ hurt In Ught o f the predictions cup flour. Ml teaspoon salt, white N o last minute scrambling necessary If you bake eggs In a Bank Plan Mrs. Victor McKelve^ ealebrat- STORE create the ImpresslMi In his public below, ferent way. made, we have every reason to be­ pepper, 1 teaspoon dry mustard, 2 cups. Serve with a nippy cheese sauce for Sunday brunch or F a b ^ p s buys on this timely offer. Over a 90 Day Sometimes called one of the six ad her birthday Monday. Mra. utterances tn France, the note sal^ A hiah, fri|^ valley; where­ I greatest men In history. King PAL lieve we did well.” Ruth Strickland, seventh grade, ‘ •that the federal government M d cups milk, 1 cup (14 pound) grat­ weekday lunch. ■ .______120 coats in the group. Sample coats in Budget Plan Jeaae ’niompaon marked hem yes­ The vote for Wxon also was ed aharp Cheddar cheese. a Lay Away used an empty house for her medi­ Asoka of India reigned In the third terday and Mm. Clay Willard ta 74 open to InterpretaUom. He had In parUcular the Chancellor (Kon­ all wool ngnnel or worsted gabardine . . . in i|Ming. tee foliage turns centurv B.C. He made brotherly rad Adenauer) harbored fascist, Method: .Melt butter In a 1- Coupled with data from weather Tha tender'green of new-born tation ; today. , p er m a n en t alterations ^ LIFE of Mie OARMENT no opposition to stir GOP quart saucepan over low heat; Navy, grayMiMtels, checks. Come early love the gujding Ught of his empire AH are In good health and active | militaristic and revenge-seeking Lending Groups satellites such as the recently leavea. and educated hti people In the and he did not campaign in, Wls- blend In flour, salt, a dash of pep­ It was a really lovely day. In,, civic and church work. Bexal’a FAL aeuwtca provides free sJtemttons at the time of pow hiirAN D AS LONG ideas.” launched Tlroa I, tee rockets should for best sel^Lons. But still the house aeemad sad. Buddhist faith. Khrushchev’s aim the note said, per snd mustard. Add milk; cook add considerably to man’s weather ***p?OT years ago, 438,000 Republi­ Attack Bill on In auDunor hot, It lends "W ith flowers all about— I lay. ' AS ?OU WEAR THB GARMENT. appeared to be to shatter the new and stir constantly until thickened t o cans cast ballots for President knowledge. Refhateing eoolneas the scene Why do you feel ao bad?’'- friendship be.tween West Germany and bubbly. Stir In cheese just un- In addition to Wallops Island and Blsenhower in a U1 melted, keeping heat very low. Credit Labeling tu ted election. And in 1952. the and France.' , . Point Mugu, other stations to be And ch, so beautiful In autumn! "The answer to this mystery, "But his campaign of slander did Makes plenty of sauce for 8 Baked added to tee network will be at When saucy Wttla maples have late Sen; Robert A. “P Is really very clear. not achieve Us alms,” the note E gg Toast <5upr. Washington, April 6 UP)— H* Tonopah, Nev., Eglln A ir Force tholr laat fling life; until— MonehtsfsrSiirpiw SoIm C p . has just ofcwAit ,. V - 816,000 .GO? added. -^■'Ihw*ted«alr.-goyeajl»enJ The_reaaon fo rjn y mlaaiy, *e«*r8 and-Vianall- iwur organlM: Base, m : , and Cape (Canaveral, r.juiirtirtiii»i ii ' mi ^ _ i i ,i -S'U.aF' ' te«Hir;R3d8ir’e s W ' -or: ":th« tlons today--attacked the credlt- Iran ifls = 'wrl,•waa5il*.•^*t^r3l7V4«eViaBf.'k•ri. Madras Plaids and Checks .by Brook­ power among nosi-OatholiM. Did You Know ing of a kindergarten which went CAStiNG OUTFIT m Sheboygan, w h «e CathoJte not hesitate to declare publicly It tobacco by perhaps 200 to 300 (D-Ill) which would require stores Boys^ T ow n »L«wc> Ft bought. I field, Palm Beach and McGregor. Coats that do a Is In tee position In tee event of pounds an acre. and lenders to tell consumers in like this; . Or built with bricks and clay. eotuw constitute 22 per cent ot Tiny toll. lot for your appearance and yotir (Ximfort. Prices war to annihilate other countries In a period of limited tobacco advaneb tee full credit service That— ' Glpiifl Rod—Reel $0 A Q the total, be had 56.6 par cent Hair In knots. Myra Treaah. eighth grade, told acreage and good prices. It can be charge they will pay on an in­ The Franklin type of sea gull Is start at— • the vote. He took 44.3 per cent In In a few seconds.” Shiny faces, ' a story of an abandoned church, Line—Lure "The Soviet Union allows seen why a lot o f growers want to stallment or charge account pur­ Madison which has 22 per cent strictly a land lubber; never gets Untied laces. which she called, "A LltUs Build­ continue using this product. chase. Catholics, and 48.8 per cent o f the scarcely any opportunity to pass beyond sight of land. Scrapes and lumps,' ing.” ' in which to profess its desires to The trouble is teat tee cigarette However; a spokesman for the famous rnaki^^OVS ' Suits $■ vote in LnCroese where the Cath­ Bangs and bumpA yfe Carry ULTRA-LIGHT Tackle companies don’t want to buy to­ National Association of Mutual A little building eat In the woods. olic vote la 23 per cent.- relax tensions and work for i t was 'actress Cornelia QtiS Droopy socks. Famous “ROCKY” Pluga in As for hla draw with the farm- peace,” tee note lulded. bacco treated with MH30. ‘They Savings Banks, Robert M. Morgan Skinner who said: "WomanA vir­ Ita walls were shab^ and say it spoils tec taste and tee of Boston, endorsed the bill as con Sizes 8 to 12 Starchy frocks, • Miniature 1/16 and 1/8 Oz. Size era, K o n r ^ pointed to his "The federal government esumot tue is man's greatest Invention. Sizes 4 7 Muddy boots. tory in the 7th District, an agti- believe In tee sincerity o f the aroma of tee smoke. forming to general practice Orig. to 19.98 Although ,tt waa almost cruin^ Lightweight Rods—Reel*—Line But tee buyers complain they Mortgage lenders. Origri'o 16.98 Squashy fruits, blihg, no one would teto' It i cuMural area. professed So'viet efforts to relax Fbur sta\es en ter^ the Union Runny noaaa. He waa a Wg winner in three of tensions so long as tee Soviet Un­ can’t always spot tee treated to- Morgan, an executive o f the down. / I AU YOUR HSHINO NEEDS bacco on tee warehouse floor. „„„„ ____ In 1889. They were Montana, Wash- SteppMi-on toas-as. ' Wisconsin’s major Industrial areas, ion seeks throughout the world to' Boston Ftee Cent Savings Bank, in6:ton, North Dtokota and South Sudden tears,’ Milwaukee, Racine and Kenoeha. awaken hatred and hostility So iMt week a groi^ of toba«M accords with tee ob- 13.99 It waa a church: 'the > ery flmt. leaders came to Washmgton to a ^ jectlve of savings bankers— to per- Dakota. 10.99 Little dears' Ul The A F irC IO leadership in the against tee German people.” Seventh grader Betsey House the little town hadvSeen. Congresslonal support for .a p v-ja u a d e consumers to "save money And aomehow a# yOu atepped In state opposed him and urged union Wool flannels, rayon, checks and glen plaids in match­ used a fox hunt for tha theme of GRASS SEED A cricket can "throw” hl^ voice men to support Humphrey. emment directive ®*'**5.? Mutn vil and buy for casblt Instead of ac- ing or contrasting suits. Take advantage of this timely side, you feir/peaceful and tobacco not treated with MH30 be cumulating debt Hke a human ventriloquip ^ her poem: aerene. Both Humphrey and Kennedy offer in this group at these low, low prices. TOP BUYS IN OUR PANTS DEPARTMENT HI took tee occasion to TOmment hSip- Wisconsin Vote so labeled. ^ xhe National Farmers Union, , Oh, to hear the bugles' ring! The preaenbe of God waa ail pny on the vote for Nixon. They received no encouragement also joined a growing list of con­ Nickel-chromIup«‘ lron alloy, used in hairsprings.of watches. Is worth ' The baying of tha hound, aroun^/iand could be felt each 5 * 1 .4 1 9 "Nixon did come in a wobbly Surprises Nixon st all from tobacco state Con? aumer organizations backing Uie The thunder o f the horses’ WASH-N-WEAR # gressmen, all of whom had been legislation. Angus McDonald, leg- 100 tjmes tee coat of gold. , dav./' Spreaders—WhedbaiTows Flannels Sharkskins third. Just as I predicted,” Hum­ ' hooves, ' imed he blessed that little GAIARWNES and SHAAKSKINS phrey said. "Ih is certainly ahows Waahington, April 8 (F) — Vice hearing from growers who want isiative coonMnator of the NtoUon- O’er the hard-pa«ked ground. , Garden Tools * ‘The'Liberty Bell was originally where children cam# to it doesn’t pay to play tricks with to use MH30. ■ Furthermore, tee ] al Farmers Union, filed .A state- man tailored S p 6 r t C o a t s President Richard M. Nixon today agriculture department won’t help ment which told the committee caht In London by Thomas Lister. fla y . In all the new season’s moat wanted shades. poUtica” In my day I loved to hunt. described hla vote In tee Wlacon-. them without support from Con- .farmers are "mortgrkged to tee Metal Grass SulthiKt Sabardines Sires for everyone. 'T didn’t think Nixon would do Irises bloom at the edge of tee The swift and wily fox! The only 'church, the children as badly aa be did hMre,” Ken­ aln primary as "aurprialngly gre^B. hilt." Sizes 6 to 12, group Sizes 13 to 18, Group (Par the meadows, wooda and This Is not the first time lead- Farmers are greater consumers Arctic. But they will not grow felt, weia really cloae to God: large.” He aaid It renews confi­ Wa# not the new one In the town, Rake nedy said. era In the trad? have been tebuffed o f credit than any oUJar economic near the equator. Orig. 13.98 to 16.98 Orig. 17.98, 19.98 ill \ hllla. But in Waahlngton, GOP Na­ Through tha fields of phloj^t' Init thla one made of sod. dence of a Republican victory In In an attempt to dlscouragp® the group, McDonald said, and' are tional Chairman ’nturatosi Moi> tee state In tee November elec- Jujitsu, tee Oriental system of OPEN DAILY fe 9rf)0 P.M* use of MH30. They tried to out- vlctimlMd by deceptive or mls- '-U p'at dawn! 8ad(ile y ^ horse! Dav by day. they would come. ton saluted tee vote for Nixon. He tiona. law It In North Carolina but failed leading credij: claims "In greater hand to hand combat. Is 2,000 2 f o r J K L 2 FOR 15 said it was the greatest ever given years old. It was originated by 14.99 Quiet the yelping d ^ ! ■ and pick some flowem gay.’ MANCHCSTER SURPLUS SALES CO. On tee other'alde of the political when growers turned up before tee 1 degree tean those In opher occu- 10.99 Ready and waltlng/ve stand and And place them .on the altar an unopposed candidate In tee fence. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson (D- monks o f Japan, China and Tibet 189 N; M A IN ST.. A iy iE P O T SQUARE legislature to protest. Ipatlopr.” , A wohderful group of all-wool sport coats in three but? watch, there to chase the gloom Sway. Wisconsin primary. Tex) Bidd tee Wisconsin voting On tee other, hand, a situation ] A spokesman for tee National as a defense agkinst bandits. . MI S-7111-% FARR "Vice President Nixon again has ton Ivy models. Ivy stripes, glen plaids and checks. *n»e steam rise, from the bogs. ” WASH-N-WEAR CONVENTIONAL STYLE OR demonstrates tee people want to Involving increased yield was re- 1 Retail Furniture Assn., Dr. Albert One day a flood came rushing demonstrated his tremendous elect a Democratic president in solved just about four years ago Haring of the Jndlana University The first successful gun silencer While they last. grassroots appeal,” he said. ‘‘The The doga a f« so Impatient! dosyn, through the forest gay. 1960. to everyone’s satisfaction. S ep o l of business, told tee p m ' waa invented In 1909 by Hiram CONTINENTAL CqTTONS-$4.98 Vice President has amassed a tre' &ixon tent the following tele­ 'This concemkd the ■widespread that more than 40 states Maxim of Hartford, Conn. mendous vote in the Wisconsin gram'to Wisconsin RepulbUcan of­ use by flue cured gxowera of three have small loan laws, 30 have aiUo- . primary.” ficials: varleUes called GOker 139, Coker mobile credit laws, and more te p Democratic National ChaJirmu 'I •wish 'you would express my 140 and Dixie Bright 244. The com- Hall p f covwed by M. Butler said the result deep appr^ation to all tee Re­ pAnies disliked the quality. The rcredit-disclosure laws relaUng to FREE ALTERATIONS "gives' strong support to our ear­ publican workers tor their efforts growers liked the big yield sale of general merchandise. FREE PARKING ... lot next to Top Notch "N o federal legislation would lier belief that Wisconsin will go In my behalf In tee Wlsconein pri­ In this case, the growers went Democratic next November iuid appear to be needed,’’ Haring saidr mary. -along and a 50 per cent price ”Bup- OF COURSE REGAL HAS THEM! contribute Its electoral votes to The witness predicted teat the Observers agree teat our vote port cut Went Into effect on the extra bookkeeping coats Imposed tee Election o f a Democratic preai- three varieties. GHOWING BOYS NEED ’ dent” waa aurprialngly large. In view of on,. ho. boon . on small retailers "quite probably” The -result has been a reducUon j ^e reflected In higher prices, .H a p p y FOR BOYS 12 to. 20 While Kennedy’s victory In W is­ tee fact tea^ there waa no con­ REGAL'S PAL SERVICE test for Republican delegates and in .plantings of these tobaccos Cheyney went further; The ne- That means Free alterations at the consin did not achieve tee dimen­ from a high point of 70 per cent sions o f his triumph in New Hamp­ teat I did not campaign in tee cesBity for stating'credit charges ENii time of purchase and as long as the state. o f fluq cured acreage to a negll in terms o f simple annual interest, 956 HUSH PUPPIES shire, yesterday’s election was glble 60 acres In tee past season. E aste r boys wears the garment; it grows ‘ ihore significant than tee one last "W e can now plan and work instead of dollars and cents, would Main by WOLV^INE monte In two respects— with renewed confidence for a 'confuse and frighten” many buy­ facing , with the boy— without charge. 1. \It was his first test ofRepublican victory ,ln Wisconsin ers who, ho’ said, have been raised Oak strength sgalnst snother Democrs In Novemljer.” H3I---P Stores Integrate in ted misconception that 6 per tic ptosstdential aspirant— and i •The telegram, rtgned "Dibk cent 4a a ntormal intereat charge. F a sh io n s BOYS’ This is a fiction, be said; 6 per Black Patent p l a y b o y s vigorous, hard-driving, persuasive Nixon,”' was addreaaed to GQP Lunch Counters ueUv. ,5^ opponent, \toa Ho had only token State caiairman Claude Jaaper; cent was a reality in banking but by DUNHAM opposition in New Hampshire. Chairman Harvey V. Hlgley of tee , “never was a rate of charge on SPORT 2. The reg io n s issue did not Wisconsin Committee, for Nlxqnl Atlanta, April 6 UP)—^Moat down- consumer transactions.” town Galvqaton, Tex., stores p^ui t , Selby, execuUve vice in snt^ tea picture in New Hamp- National Committeeman Robert L. opened Integrated lunch counters president of tee NaUonal G6nsum- i Shire, nor did his Harvard accent Pierce and Mra Byron laing, na­ HOBOES COATS and eastern manner seem etrange today while Nashville, Tenn., mer- er Flnarfce Assn., an organisation tional commltteawoman. chants Studied a bi-raclal commit- small loan firms, told tee sub- 1 1 1 Sizes 12 to 20. 100% wddl coats In smart new Spring there.as they did to many voters in A t tee White House, newsmen ilHli by DOUGLAS tee recomtnendntlon they desegre- committee tee bill Is “ not sound In shades..' - - — ^ t ■ ) Wisconsin. ^ were told "no comment," when Kennedy and Humphrey bote gate part of their restaurant facti- principal, would be unworkable In they asked sssoclate press secre­ I BOYS’ BOYS’ waged Intensive campaigns. Not lUes.. . ' . feractlce and would create con- A tary Anne Wheaton aiiout tee The moves were made In the fusion and misunderstanding In even the Homeric contest of 1922 Wisconsin results. Cool, Comfortable s h ir t s between T a ft and Warren equalled face of growing laclal tension In t^e minds o f borrowers.^ Black or PANTS SFORT •Not even on tee vote for Vice much of the South more tean two the one fought this year. Brown Sleek pumps with princess toes months after the aitdowns started Loafers and'Oxfords Bote canihdateB criss-crossed President Nixon?”' a reported Continental- 1.49 at Greensboro, N. C. One variety tot . . . trim straps with perky bows $ 2 * the state, appeared many times in pressed. 1 i:;.ii And store has closed Ita lunch counter! tt tJcilllCr JAUCUdS . ‘. . smart continentals for active For tee same place, and brought in oiit- "N o comment,” Mrs. Wheaton no repeated. 'Tt was just one pri In teat -city. Gay. colorful stripes, alde help. Kennedy’s relatives and l^aus . . . tiny shoes for tiny -New Spring flannels and mary'.’-! New .demonstrations were re To Top Balloons li prints, checks and solids. in-la'WB poped up in scores o f places ported in Florida and Georgia yes- toes.- gabardines. Sizes 12 to 20. while he was campaigning else­ Herbert G. Klein, Nixon’s press For boys 12 to ?0. where. secretery, told newsmen: ‘Tt has been an exceptionally "We are wU-pIeBsed at the fact' 5.50 to 10.95 hard-fought campaign,” Kennedy the Vice President hss received iiiii! said. ‘T am delighted becauee, two such an unprecedented and large store managers and religious teeck Yes, we stock Stride Rites with mcmtes ago, my own brother ad- vote In a primaiy -where tee con­ and civic leaders conferred In Gal- “ J|’8:h as weather iliiii Here'i alKaround comfort for eaiual liv­ 'Vised m e‘hot to come into Wiscon- test was on the other side. - veston and announced It was de- haJ^ns ?an r w h . I the extra support- aln;” "Thla waa the first tfme In Wis­ cldfd " It Is in tee best Interest of The Id ea^read y h w been trli^ On election eve, both men ap' consin history that a candidate In ing. Only 12 ouncai per ihoa. Solid com- peared bone-tired, hoarse of voice, the entire community to openlunch f Black Patent a similar situation has' been ac­ couhtera to all patrons." , Cordovan ‘, fort staal ihank support, balloon crapa 'With dark circles under teejr eyes corded such a whopping vote of A t Nashville, tee mayqr’a hi- IslMd, Va., , Galf and shortened , tempers. confidence.” ' ■* racial committee studying lunch .Mugu, t^if. . v . aa sola. Water repellent, soil resistpnt. They But last night, when tee trend counter sit-ins recommended down- .*1°*'* stations will be add- CHARGE rr a bad definitely developed, bote so FAMILIES FLEE ' town at^ea refusing to serve Ne-|ed for dally launchlngi In all four B A N K P L A N brush clean in a |iffy. Sixai 7 to I?. were ebullient.,,and bouncy. " I’m seasons o f the year,'an annotmee- I ' sorry It’s over,” Humphrey said. Hartford, April 9 UP) — Mote groes desegregate a portion of than-60 families were evacuated their reatauntot facilities. ment said today. " I feel kind of exhUlrated." The low cost Lokt and Areas Tiiii They held post-midnight news from their bomea. to4ay as the TTie cmnmittee aald It felt Inte­ ::::: Choose from .^ound Da,wg, ,Sage Green» Goanecticat River awriled to-h gration of part '.f tee dining facili­ rockets can climb- to 40 miles r. ■ conferences, ipp4ared on several above «the Earth, carrying Instru­ Tan, Gray " , television programs and came to ward Ita Ugliest crest in years. ties would reduce racial tension L «rge numbers of the dtsplaced and recommended the plan be sub­ ments to check high speed winds OP news rooms to talk personally families In Mlddletowii, Crom­ ject to a 90-day trial period. In .the upper atmosphere, tempera? with reporters who covered their tuies and other conditions. Bal­ well and Portland were aheltered The committee also suggested canipaigns. loons such aa - tee Weather Bif- .STReex with Mends on Mgfaer groand. cases against demonstrators be Bote said they would hesid for reau has N»en using for 20 yearn As the river waters conttniied to dismissed if the plan is accepted West Virginia within, the next few are limlteo - to about 20 miles. rise, mads near the shore — ' by merchants and Negroes-xnd if OR hire days, where they wUi battle It out The new network is a joint proj­ Bome o f them nanaUy busy no sit-ins occur during the trial * In another priinary. ect of the Air Force, Army Signal Ml 9*1552 Kennedy polota out teat Catho­ arteriea—were ctoaed d i m b ^ i period. - Ill •-f • Corps, Atomic Energy Commis­ Black Patent lics constitute. three per cent of ennae of flooding. , The report' was sent to Mayor Brown and Ban W ert by Dr. C. I L Rarratt, sion, National Aeronautics and liHif White Saddle the vote in West Virginia. He said Space Administration, Navy and If Although It if the amallast of vloe Chancellor emeritus of .Van- PARK FREE IN PURNELL PARKING Favk and Mae At Racel hs hoptos to detnonstrate even W elteer Bureau. v Bwre convincingly that his religion Am.artcan republics, 19 Balvador darbilt University and chaltman (13478 aquare milaa) la the fo u i^ o f teal group. Thera waa no cotn- The weather findings will be wwild be BO handicap i f hs be- transmitted to tea Intamational laigwt producer « f coMac hi tba '’ttom tea mayor an. mar- 0niiDcnt)lo ^ O n w m lttoe an RpaM Itoasarqh. WmUmmfimaStigban. I, ^,--r it. • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, I960 P a g /M 1 $ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1960 BIAI^GHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONi^., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1960 jianriiirBtrt tEurnittij llriraUi

Cargo; Buttons and Bowls, Mrs. tMxter poBltiona, includinc' iniiU riculture, Conservation, and N at Ural Besources, gets a $1,200 in­ Tolland County Jean Roy; the 4 C’s, Mrs. George tuUonal and departmental heads. : Orabhsrr; Pina and Patches, Mrs. ReporU to Conference Comments Dominate Meetings State Provided Pay Boosts rnils created' k block for fuf; crease thU year. .In pracUcally all HonsyweU; 4-H Snippers, -Mrs. West Suggests ther adjustments In the lovrer, cases, however, the maximum Hannah Humest Nifty Nippera, ranges,” he sakt ... they'can'Obtain in thh future goes 4‘H to Mra. Kitty CDnkltag; and Busy Directors Make No Deciswns For More in Lower Brackets The recent series of pay rS l^ up ...several thousand doUars. Beavers, Mrs. Charles Adams, all Reds End Artns he explained, stem from action Wit Miss Kibbe Ghairmjan of Coventry. ^whlch ha .said ahowsd Main SV _ October In Increasing the number Second H ^ue Also, StyUsh ‘ Stitchers, Mrs. Dioeusaton of a tax retU^meiu of pay groups from 18 to 81. Talk Deadlock merchants are ssseasad beyoilS . result, 1,785 sU te employes In Democrats Plan Kenry Hansen as leader; Happy, with tbs Manchester Shopping their fair share. Mariow CaUsd M at atx mdbttaa.. atanoat « l^ t Conkling said that eqoltahla u d | Healthy, Helbful Homsmakert, mb many the sbf loweat grades received sal­ Of Research G#oiip Parkade and public ebmnienl on for "equalization in approach” and ary Increasea.” realisUo steps have been taken to Dan<^ April 24 , Of Clothing Mrs. Robert Kennedy; Junior (Cdnteneia from Page One) that and other Issues consumed a oald more tax money could'b* had woricen received ealaiy raleee aa bring Connecticut’s salary s^ c - .1 ■' ■■■■. thoae In the upper bracketa. He said that all of these ran at Homemakers, Miss Barbara Sand- where in the world Stt-hour Directors’ meeting lost for tovm services If "deflcienctss? least $120 a year whereas In the ture In line with comparable juris­ A dance imd social entitled Members of 4-H Clubs from Cov­ atrom; Pots and Pina, Miss Sand- Mis* Doris K. Klbbe, baad of the .opening in Pw-1* May 16 to break were adjusted in the business com­ •niat waa the anawer gtwm yre- t«^ pay daases, even though the dictions and to provide a fair pay strom; FrUly FUIIm , Mrs. Albert night. tetday by State Flnanw Ooinrale- "Swing into Spring' will be given entry, Mansfield, WllUngton and languaga department at the lee. ' \ Dtreotors came to no decisions munity. maximum salary range was structure. by 'the Toung Democratic Clubs of Martin; and Whlpper Snippers, The 16th session of the confer­ Hotrever, the compromise fig­ aloner George J. Conkling, who boosted, some received Increases of "We have provided through the Tolland will participate in the. sec­ Mrs. PaiU Putnam, ell of Mans­ Manehlster High School, la the ence produced another round of ar­ on sgemta items a t the meeting in bad be«t aaked by Governor Rlra- less than $120 and a few got noth­ Manchester and Rockville, April ond of two Tolland. County 4-H ehairmtn qf a research committee gument ovTbey heard townspeople’s com­ mended by Atty. PhiHp Bayor, ing for this year. thus far made’ an opportunity Ibng clothing ravuee Saturday at 8 p.m. ToUend clubs Include Tangled which V ui report ita findings to 1‘The pkth along Which this con­ I^eglriature’a PubUc Perrennel Restauiunt (formerly the Rainbow can YOU buv a ference is moving can lead to noth­ ments in three puUic hearings snd town counsel, and Assessor Jo­ Capitol observers note that while absent to conduct a thorough and Club, Rts. 6 A 44A, Bolton. Fran­ at the Hicks Memorial School In Threads, with Mrs. Jedrsiswskl as ths mnlbeaat oonference on the Oommlttee. TPHand. leader; Time for Stitches, Mrs. ing concrete," Moch told Zorin. on other matters under their jurie- seph Murphy. The lawmaker committee, headed some tc^ persotmel got only mod­ continuing review of the job clas­ cis Benevento’s band will provide taaehiiig ot foreign languages this diction. Bayer, who termed it “not a est Increases this year, the fact sifications of all state employes, The girls wiU model complete Howari Martin; and Snippy Soviet spokesman Alexei Roschin by State Senator AUlo C. Urblnatl, music for dancing. outfits whidi they have xnade as Snappy Sewers, Mrs. palmer. WUl- weekefid In Atlantic City, N. J. tolff newsmen "We are trying to The hearings were on installing giveaway,” said the compibmlsa that they heve been moved to new he said. . . . Serving on the general commit­ Miaa-Klbbe’s committee on the sewers in 'WUlow PI. and Richard reduction was based on Yacancleq Norwich Democrat, waa Irked ov« pay groups with higher salary The commissioner supplemented part of thieir cloUdng projects dur­ ington Clubs are Peppy Patchers, lliid common ground, but there is pay booata given top peraonnel and tee are John Plnkham and Bar­ ing the year. Winners will repre­ Mrs. Charles Zemek; Merry Maids teaching of claaslcal cultures is no .response from thtf other side." Rd., an>ropriating $800 for a polio and income at the Parkade. urged that more attention be given maxlmums means they stand to his letter to Senator Urblnatl with bara Coleman, from Manchester, worsted suit one of five research committees. clinic, and appropriating $4,656 It takes five years, he said, ta t gain more In future years. daU showing the salary adjust­ sent Tolland County at the State Mrs. Blanche Tedford; Snappy He asserted the Soviet bloc has to "the lower Income bracketa" and Jane Page and Mary Lud revue In July. Homemakers, Mrs. Raymond Me'mbers of her committee ere agreed in principle to control meas­ for on addiUen to the Mary Cfiieney a new shoiqiing center to "stabil­ wb«re raises "are “moet needed at For example, while Motor ments .made for top officials, a decke from F^kvllle. Moses Hadsa of Columbia Uni­ ures, so it is now up to the'west Ubrary. ize itself” for clear assessment: Vehicles Commissioner John J. point which has brought heavy Two Hpbron girls. Miss Petmy Daley; and WllUngton WlUing this time.” ^ Tickets may be obtained from Belden and Miss EUssa tisduar, Workers, Mrs. Maurice HUl, versity, Ralphs Msrcellino of West to agree in principle to the Soviet The tax oompromiae -with Farm­ purposes. Conkling aaid that over the past Tynan and Tax Commissioner criticism from some union and these committee members or from Hempstead, N. Y., H l^ School, lands Exchange Corp. and Green In the public hearings last John U. Sullivan receive only a $60 were winners In the first clothing disarmament program. half year 230 employee In the up­ other sources. any m em ^r of either club. revue last Saturday. Irene K. Btanislewczyk of. Wind­ Moch and British Minister of Manor Estates Inc. would involve night, Morrison and Bennett spoka per salary grades, whose Job claa- increase this year, they will get Two of the top Increases this 37 Stories Tallest like this for sor High School, end John Rowe State .David Ormsby-Gore chal­ reducing the assessments on. the in favor of the polio appropriation slflcatlons have been reviewed, $660 annually In subsequent years. • Mrs. Chester JedrxtoMi^kl of Tol­ year were given the two state au­ 5 4 Nile Ports Planned land will be the coordinating com­ Workman of Brown University. lenged Zorin to tell the world what grand lists of 1957, 1958, and 1959 -with the recommendation that have received an average salary Over the past eight years, Conk­ Madrid -r- The flnlehing touchee Miss Klbbe contributed a sec­ happened to the weapons of 1,200,- on the Parkade. Now they are $1,- ling Said that over 6,000 employes ditors, Clarence F. Baldwin and mentator for the Saturday riivue. users be charged a small fee. pay- Increase of |289. Robert F. aaffey, each getting Oaifo-^lhe River Nile Internal Other commentators will Include are being put to the 87-«tory, com­ tion on "Roman Culture Revealed 000 men discharged from the So­ 604,998; $1,539,681; and $1,478,- Mias Catherine Putnam of thd "It Is noteworthy that, during In the lower salary groups -have pletely alr-oonditloned Tower of 3 7 in Literature" to the report made 317. They would be changed to viet armed forces. , Library Board and Mn. Edward been upgraded. $1,260 more. I'Wanspont Authority plans to es­ Mrs. Bryce Honeywell end Mrs, the 6-month period, the minimum Joseph N. GUI, who now heads tablish 04 new porta along the Nile Harmon Cochrans of Coventry; Madrid, Ehiropa’e taJleet ricyecrap- by her committee. Russia’s troop reduction was $1,386,000; $1,386,000 and $1,381,- H. Phillips. 330 Spring St., favoni salary of the employes In the low­ However, he added, "virtually no er and repute to be the world'a Oonfereaee Thtmm meaningless without a correspond­ changes had been made In the top the large new Department of Ag­ in five yeans. Sight milHon dollars Miss Sylvia Tedford of WllUngton; OQD. Town Counsel Philip Bayer ed the library appropriation whila est six salary graidee waa being ad- haa been allocated foe thia project, Mrs. Ted Pilmer of Tolland, and h^heat buildh^ of reinforoed oon- Th* theme of the oonfercsKC' Nle* Doris E. ing reduction" of weapons, Moch Rectors Renew Code of Etjiies Pledge .said the loss in tax money on the Moran, M rs.'Fit^atrlck, snd Mrs^ which is intended to help meet the Mrs. James Whitaker of Starrs. crete. Fourteen atortee will be de­ —Slanguage as a cultural ptaenom- said. Mayor Eugene Kelly leads member* of the Manchester Board of .Realtora in a Code of Ethics 8^ov- 1959 list wqpld be about $3,700. Ruth Howes were oppoeed. voted' to oflicee. 20 to fuenirited anon Ui the enthropotogicei sense Ormaby-Gore said the West re­ Against the oomprdmise -stere river-freight Inceeass—partlcUlar- Clubs to he represented in the 20 Kensington S t; Miss Gail Phil­ eming their buiineas conduct, their relations witheach other, and their relations >Lith.the pub­ Mrs. Fitzpatrick urged Munici­ ,ly In Iron and fentllixens—th at wUl show Include Needles and Pans, apartmenta (each wtth TV eet, —4s a departure froth the ueual fuses to reco^l'ze the Soviet troop lic. The realtors met at Cavey** Restaurant this noon for ;a luncheon highlighting National former Director Helen Fitzpat­ pal Biulding expansion first to re* radio, and eafe), and three to themee cf the conference. lips, 44 E. Middle Tpke.; David cut as gepuine disarmament be­ rick, Frank Sinsigalli, Dr. A. B. rsaolt from oanetxucUon’ of the with Mrs. Paul Brennan as Belanger, 51' Talcott Ave.. Rock- Realtors Week. (Herald Photo by Saternls). lieve’ crowded working quarters. I Aswan High Dam. leader: Merry Sewers, Mrs. Ethel garage. In pNvtous yean, the achotars cause it merely brought Soviet Moran, Charies Morrison, and 'Wil­ Bernard August, president at. eonoentrmtod on teacher queUflea- vUlef Lynn Coda, Andover; Mr*. forces down the n u m eric strength MUUa Bjorklund. 67 Wadsworth bur Bennett.' ^ the Manchester Taxpayers League^ tiona, aids snd techniques of tssufi- of U.S. forces, and because the dis­ on his hands tonight. She pointed Also opposed waa George Mar­ suggested the Whlton Ubrary bf Ing, language'Isbocat^es and the St.; James Murray, 98 Strickland banded troops could quickly be re­ Tolland County out that the primary was held in low, of Marlow’s Inc., who gave | expanded rather than the Marp rolea of greonmer, literature and S t; Mra. Sally Koemer, Wapping; called and equipped, with their old the summer vacation period arid front-foot and acreage figures Cheney Ubrary. dviliaation. , Mias Lynne Weir, 218 Spruce St.; weapons. ■ said the insurgents under Flaherty 824-828 ' The definition of culture in the Mrs. Edith Ransom, Glastonbury; won'’•by only a slim margin. Mrs. Study )e ‘The aum total of pat WUliam HalL 89 Fairfield S t; Mrs. Geneva, April 6 WB—The United Democrat Leaders Net Pfau won the nomination for sec­ MAIN ST. tamed nMnnen, customs, norms Norma Taggart, 7 Byron Rd.; Ruth States and Britain told the Soviet ond selectman from John P. Mc- Mother Backed Baldwin Held WARDS and vahHw wtakh are characteris­ Renfro. East Hartford; Lee Ed­ Union today that a limited treqty Keown of Vernon by only 28 votes r/, ( , N T ' . O M C H '>■ Vv A H [J TEL. MI S-5161 tic of a society." . wards, 428 Porter S t; AlbFIt banning nuclear weapons terta and. Chairman Shea was defeated On School Bus D uring. the oonferanos, Mias Kranzaltia. 190 Union S t; Mary must be accompanied by a new se­ 13 District Delegates by Seymour E. Lavitt for the In New York Kibbs WiU taka part in a panel Beth Kaeser, South Windsof. ries of underground explosiohs to Board of Education nomination by Route Changes ADMITTED TODAY: Mr* San­ solve detecUon problems. only one vote. diacusaion on the teaching of dra Templeton, 45 S. Alton St.; The ' two western delegations The Tolland County Deihdcrat-Ocrat* e-ill caucus next Tuesday One youth involved in th* elssslcil euKurae, ...... SlO.Jiaridnatack U ^^thts. oiaar slt-the S-pow er^ night. Cheney T ech . bieak.^ . O n. the g«w r :«ia.-1to. bar: oehiK'. 'S jip p ^ asItt«s'‘atoag'wttih . HaRF TB. Levy- Uons by Soviet Delegate SSanydiid TSMlVSHtitM ' d*legat«" in - t h ‘OWGtiriPd*•Ym -GuriHr farees.fortes, "Mra."Mrs. Merrick ing, whlte-^ the-other is stiB-la-St- of Hdater College, a member of BIRTH YESTERDAY; A son to Harlow must gain aupport dur^ said...... , upheld a Meriden mother in her Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zerio, 20 Clear- K. Tsarapkln CMicerning the oper­ towns last night in a battle agamst ing the caucus, beqauM -the town ;laU cell ip New York City await­ the Executive eonunittee of the view Terl; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ation of the Camp David plan. insurgent forces headed by Rock- Mrs. Merrick lays claim to four fight with the local school board ing extradition. oonferenoe. committee refuaed to endorse him Ronald Wlttman, Coventry; a son This. plan by President Elsen­ viUe Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. as a delegate, when he. announced delegates to be elected tomorrow over transportation' of her two Bruce Carl ZoUo, 16, 66 (3*nl- Benda Departaneat to Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Ferry, hower and Prime Minister Macmil­ night in her home town, Columbia, children to claaees. ner St, waa freed under $5,000 Mlaa Kibbe haa been bead of the The latest gains gave the hde Intention at a conunittoe meet­ ISAVE ON PUMPS I Hartford. lan calls for a partial tost treaty ing March 29. His bid that night where she is town chairman, and Mrs. Emily Bruyette had com­ bond, and la scheduled to appear in Cleasical language department at leadership 13 of the 38 delegates in Hebron. She srid she has- the plained that her two sons, aged 9 court Saturday. BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to with a hioratorlum small un­ to the Democratic State Conven­ 'cost him the support of- Town FOR SMALL HOMES the high Bchool for the loat three Mr. and Mrs. John Blatehford, 50 derground blasts that cannot now assurance that Hebron Town and 11, were forced to cross the WUliam Baldwin, 17, of no cer­ years. 8b* baa taught English, tion June 17 and 18. CStairmen Itaymond Bradley and Oxford S t be detected by seientme InstrU' his feUow representative Steimen Chairman Howard Porter and the busy Berlin Turnpike to catch the tain address, refuaed to waive ex­ SpsnUh and French breides Latin. Party chiefs seek the reelec- town committee in that town will tradition upon the advice of a law^ DISCHARGED YESIBRDAY: menta. Loy2dm. school bus. Shs received her bachelor of Although the moratorium would Uon in the 35th District (TolUmd back her. She wanted the bus to be re­ yer yeeterday in a coiirt in New Robbin Foster, Wapping. County) of Attllio Frassinelll ot Democratic obserecra are look­ phiiosophy from the University of DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. not be Included in thb treaty, U.S. Other caucuses yet to be held routed so theit the youngatera Yortc City, end is now being held Vermont, spending her junior year Stafford Springs aa State Central ing now- to the qine towns yet in lieu of $2,500 bond. Vera Hooker, 77 Erie S t: Miss Ambassador James J.. Wadsworth to choose their delegates.' The in the county include one in An­ could get the.bus at a safer spot. abroad. She earned her master of Juliet Cote, Soixh Wlndsorf Mrs. said the United States would feel Committeeman and Mr*,' Merita dover ' tonight for two delegatee; The Meriden School Board Steps to extradite him baric td arts degree at McGill College of Merrick of Columbia as State important nieaUng^aa far. as the Connecticut musk go through th* Patricia Duniiar, Wapping; Thom­ bound by Its provisions. Flaherty', force* igo 'Is ^ one to­ and the others next week in Bol­ turned down her request, and for the University' of Montreal, and as Law, 25 Brent Rd.; Miss Ruth The life of the moratorium Central Conunltteewoman. ' several days Mre. Bruyette refused governors’ offices in ^both states, sines than has studied at the Unl- In caucuses last night Mans­ night 'When Vernon’s five' dele­ ton; Soitiera, Oovenilry, Union and with the final say resting in the. **Nanetta Pre-Teens’* Chapman, 188 S. Main S t; Carl would depend on progress mad* in gates will be chosen. The dele Tolland. to send her sons to classes. veralty of Colorado, Trinity College Swanson, 196 Vernon S t; Leo the 3-powsr talks toward, agree­ field Democrats elected four, and hands of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller. patent pump with but­ MIddletmry College, the EngUsh gates -in Vernon are dboOpn by the appealed to the State Board Zkillo haa been charged with Rivera, East Hartford; Peter ing on coqtrol provisiona for the- Ellington Democrats three, dele­ town committee .as in -Stafford, of Eklucaition, whldi decided in ton-bow trim, swivel Institute of Rome, Italy, the Ver- gates in the Frasslnelll-Merrick NEW U.S. SPACE PHOTO breaking and entering a pubUo Postma, 38 (Rcott Dr.; Itaul Pel­ partial treaty, they said. and not in caucus as is the case Washington, April 6 Tiros Mre. Bruyette’s favor today. building at night and with theft Strap, sontly pointed toe gUlan School in Cumae, Italy, and letier, Bolton; Mrs. Lenore Hallo- This was s move to commit the camp. The Stafford Town Com­ The Meriden School Board has the Western Maryland Latin Work- mittee named four delegates throughout tfaa_rest of .the county. I, America’s weather-eye eatel- Baldwin WiU have the aam* like ladies: wear! Sizes ran, 42 Bolton 8t.; Mre. Emily Soviet Union to details of inter­ Flaherty claims bis 'main 'sup lito speeding around the Earth 30 days from the time of notifica­ ahon. ' DeCampos, 33/ Griffin Rd.; Mrs. friendly to the present county riuugea placed against him vdien 8 V it o 3 . • She iivsa at 86 Porter St. national policing arrangements. port la hr Vernon, basing this once every 99 minutee, photo­ tion .to provide reasonable trans­ he returns to Manchester. SAIEI Wordf best Folrwlay SALE Sholaw^wel^ifrton Nicholena Leggett, Hartford: John The Russians already have ac­ leaders. claim on a primairy -last August graphed cloud covers over much portation .for the t'wo Bruyette PoUce say the pair broke into Sullivan, Efilington; Peter Hyjek, cepted the principle of interna­ On Monday night Willington when his forces wpn nomlnaUons of toe United States today. The boys. elected ita two delegates, both of Cheney Tech sometime Friday shallow well piston pump pmip with 15-gollentAiik ToUand; Mark ConneU, WilUman- tional control.. in the town elections over the so- National Aeronautics and Space night and attempted unsucceesfutly tic; Robert Nicola, 166 Lyness St.; Britain’s Sir Michael Wright them favorable to party leaders. called "Old Quard” Democrats un­ Shortest railroad tunnel iq thS Ideal for driven welb. Administration said ptctuim to open a 350-pound safe contain­ Pumpt400GPH Hospital Notes Norman Lamon, 9 Bruc* Rd.; Mrs. again asked Tsarapkin to oome I^ese 18 delegates and 25 oth­ der Chairman Francis-C. Shea. were taken across the northern United States is the Bee Rock ing $50. Money from a soft drink DaOvan 275 CPH. Ef- Anna Rech. Ww^Uig; Mrs. Ther ers yet to be chosen in . the coun­ long, depend forward with a figure on the num­ Sees ‘OM Guard’ Active part of the country from Wash­ Tunnel, 30 feet in length, on the machin* was taken,' and toola used Adent aperaHon. fo r, Vlatttaiji haaiii: Adults t.to S fKin. ern Dolan, 454 M n n ^ t.; Mra. Lor- ber of on-site :inspeotioim the >^o- ty's nine other towns ydll meet However, Mrs.' Meirick said she ington State to New York O ty Louisville and Nashville Railroad on the safe were found later on S-. aervice. Rugged 14 hp Matendty 8 to 5 and 6:S0 to 8 p.m. rains Mw-phy sip] daughter, 39 Viet Union >s’ould siUbw annually lief ore the June convention to elect on the satellite’s 75th orbit. In Virginia. Beg. 114.60 Kfte to 25-ft. 14 HP. Reg. m Ao thinks Flaherty will have a battle Main 8 t iMlor, 2drgal. tank. OhlUbcn’s Ward 2 to 7. Lyness S t; Mra. Mary Ann Rock- on ita own territory. This IS one their state central committeeman ♦ enfeller and daughter, 4 Terrace of the issues blocking ths . eon- anil commltteewoman. - TTstlrarts Today: 238 Dr., RockvtUe; Mra. Anne Rky clusion of a partial treaty. Delegates ADMITTED YESTERDAY: rniond and daughter, 24 Ridge St; The western delegates told In Stafford 'Springs, Fraasinelli Gardiner Rawson, 33 Hyde St.; Mrs, Germaine Frank and daugh­ Tsarapkln that the United States and three of his supporters. State John Fales, 138 N. Elm St.; Mrs. ter, 34D Garden Dr. and Britain already had programs Sen. David Dickson, Rep. Beqlto i C O R i c i : n.^..l . . LIK *• «R Eva Crawford, 67 Pearl St.; Miss t 1 -* I t “r going to improve underground de­ Muzio, sind -Reno Francini, were Ruth Chapman, 188 S. Main St.; The Gladea Buggy has tires so tection methods. They suggested named. . . favorite fashion-flavor Mias Anita Oarreau, 28F Garden large they will flost-the buggy snd that the Soviet Union also might T h e ’ Bo-called "Professor’s Dr.; Louis Custer, 98 Hawthorne passengers over occasional deep be' doing similar work and added Group” oil the town committee in EASTER St.; Mrs. Irma Francini, Stafford water encountered in the Florida Mansfield was repudiated when' Springs; Mrs. Elizabeth Coleman. Elverglades. that these programs should be coorihnated. the Democratic electors named 'PATENTS time to choow former Town Committee Chair­ man JoMph N. Gill, who is state agriculture commissioner, as well PARADE of MEG Picks Slate as Atty. Charles Tarpinian, Peter for first steps in first pumps For Credit Union Moeckel and Mrs. Lee Eaton aa TOMORROW delegates. They defeated XIansfieid Town Town employes meet tonight at Chairman Mrs. Mary RolUn, First From HOUSE'S Boys' Shop Hospital Auxiliary 7:30 in the town court building Selectman. Dahlel A. Graf, and Select Your Emir* to%lect ofllcets to their prospec­ two Uhlversity of Connecticut pro­ Ecttter Wardrobe Here! tive credit union. fessors, John Glynn and Edward Speakers, also will be present. Gant. i Inform'atioH was being dissem­ At his office in Hartford this RUMMAGE SALE inated yesterday end today in the m o r n i n g, Commissioner. . Gill DRESS SHIR'15 'Municii>al Building on what' a credit union offers, termed the results of last night’s Regular, button-down coUar American Legion Hall A federal charter for a credit caucus as “very -good.'’ Comment­ styles. Many wash ’n wear! Suits, dresses, ensembles, hats, union has been received, accord­ ing on a Flaherty claim of hav­ LEON ARD STREET ing to Ernest Maehell, nominee ing support in M ^sfield, GIU gloves, handbags,,shoes, jewelry, for president of the body. said: "He never had any support.” EUlington Democrats . will send *2.95-»3.50 (for teenagers, misses and women) 9:30 A.M. to 12 Noon Town Chairman Martin Sayet, T-stra|j patent pump forjire-teens: Queen Anne shape to the a q q Early Maganne ’ First .Selectman Joseph,MeVarish k w heel, toes tapered to a slight point. Narrow and medium, / L «t / v .. 1 we have the grandest, gayest and Second Selectman Earl A. Good Oean Clothing For Children or Adults' First magazine pubilabed in Rich as delegates. TOese . three' Sizes8Vito3. ^ most pleasantly priced selection America wis- the American Maga­ are'knowm, to favor the present' Household Articles Of Evefy Kind zine,- an Historical . - Chronicle, county party leaders. of all you want for Easter wear. which was published in ' Boston, Last night’s vote was seen as a , • • «—*H|i. Mass.,' by John Webb in 1743. setback for the Flaherty, forces DOYS' s o c k s only at Stein’s who'are making a bid to gain Attractive Assortment Of power in the district. Flaherty, 100*A IMPOUTED SWISS Hi;|^ Sheriff Nicholas Pawlukand New Spring Styles. Coventry Rep. Charles N. Har­ low Jr. have thrown their support ULTRASSA RAYON DRESSES Steincraft De Luxe to Mrs;-‘Mary Pfau. of Rockyille, 3 9 c and 5 0 c Pair secretary of the Vernon "Town Featuring; ehort roU-up eleevea, novelty wing Committee, to unseat Mrs.- Mer- Infant’s patent for her first Easter pa- ^ Q Q V-neck ooUar, eelf button*' to waiet, pleated Wool Worsted Suits rick, rading: slight heel, swivel strap, filigree M ttJU Mrs. Merrick, Confident ■ / trim. Tot sizes 4 to 9.. i U . blouay hack, eoft tmpreued pleated^ekirt. Sisea Yes! Oit/v at Stein’s where successful men choose At her home this morning, Mrs. 10-20; 12H-20H In blue, green and roee on wl^te spring's newest w-Qol worsted fabrics.. . spring’s Merrick expressed satisfaction CHOICE ASSORTMENT grounds.. Other etylea to choose from. . . with the results in the three cau­ crisp, smart styles—-from a huge selection. cuses last' night. "I think my" OF SMART NEW . ^ Result! The fine appearance of suits that look chances are. very goodf’ she said, All TM» Style in 'being reelected to her second as'though you paidmuob morp. There’s a world term's* state central committee- SPRING NECKWEAR of great values . , . of greater savings woman. "Mr.‘ Frassinelii and 1 ■ awaiting youat Stein’s. have worked in close harmony as a team both with town chairman 5 0 c To s o and with taeir respective com­ mittees. I have always had the JUST AECEIVEO A' STBIN'S WOO l • U t r a in Flannels, s 100 per cent cooperation of thq jRn BOYS' SFORT COATS M iss -Teen's first pumps; bow-trimmed patent, Queen Anne Tweeds and^he nawHopsackings 0 0 9 5 Democratic town chairman of new SHiEMCNT OF Tolland County and I have - had 6 f« 12. $1Z.S0 up heel, vogue-ish Minted toes. Narrow and medium widths in the assurance this pleasant; re­ girls' sizes 4 to 9. YOUTH SFORT COATS BEAUTIFUL S f PINO lationship will continue.”. . C hildren’s Commenting bn Rep. Harlow’* 13 to 20. $19.95 up FREE ALTERATIONS ■ FREE LAY-AWAY PLAN bid for the state central commit-- teemas’s post and his subsequent DRESSES withdrawal, Mrs, Merrick said: "I quality brand! Check the reports! 180 opera­ feel sorry for him because he’s CONTINENTAL SLACKS bean dumj^d. He’s, just about ruin­ ed his political career, but,” she tions,10 hours go into every pair—for better added, "he’s old enough to,know ^ 8 . 9 5 better." , Harlow announced a week .ago SIZES 26 to 32 WAIST All styles, fabrics and sins. he wanted FYassineUi’a post,, but fit, longer wear! Yet they cost less than most! iqst. a bid to grin support in the SUITS . JR.’b O YS' s l a c k s . $4.95 up Abo: Party. WOddhiB ond MourniiHl PRESSES.. p Coventry Democratic Town Com­ ‘r i ' $ 5 .9 5 $ 9 .9 5 sccQrding to size. (CorrMtive Shoes are included) mittee. After a meeUng ' wit)) FOR BOYS OF EVERY AGE! 6 to 12 Shoes expertly ahd accurately fitted by qualified ahoe peraonnel ..,. Flaherty, Frassinelll and others in Pre-teen’s patent pump for dress-up and dancing: glitter-« LADIES' NIGHTGOWNS Attend Pancake Featival - Rockville Monday night,. Harlow For juniors, teenagers, students. Traditional, Ivjf and button-and-bow trim m ^, swivel strap, tapenri toe. Sizes deeond' Congragattonal Church yeste:;MI g-6221 FARKING he will continue to fight In Cov- ;eeh S T A itre REAR OF ^PN E silA V , XBUBSDAV. FRIOAV, 10 A51.-9 PJA. sntry to get eleoted ee a delegate ENDKOIT N II to tlM eolwwrtloB. OoreBtary Deme> 80 - ■ ' 7 , •li'■ ’ R 156 W« Middle . Turnpike, Mu,nch«ster

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MANCHF^TER E\^NII^G HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONK- WEDNESDAY, 6, 1960 of good, hot woekonds could send JPAGE SIXTEEN people rushing to the parlca.” Is Anybody Out There? Paridng,Camp He said that parks tend to be Tolland County more papular in late June and 4-H Gardeners July than later in the suBOimer. Fees RaisedI at Pro fessor t<* T alk. Astronoihers Jjaunch To Vie for Prize TV-Radio-Tonight Toiland County On Farm Income All State Parks Hi* puBctufti •rrtval of »prin» is t ^(M l for "ireen thumb" cUlm- Great Guessing Game (Oeatlaaed from Pag* Oae) Principals Meet u U to get out the seed cstalogs A tarmerb forum to seek an­ Television ■Bd dust off the garden tools. swers to^ the Increasingly acute The staU M also in prooess of Tonight at Dinner For 4-H- fIriB and boyji, spring marketing and farm Income prob­ (:uu B it a rntatsr da proarut) Osala A Harriet (Oeatteead frent Page One) rirtl tihu* (in OrogrSM) Men Into Space 13, Columbia buUdlng H* new Silver Sands Park glae marlU Qte beginning of a Mr- lems Is planned for ■ tomorrow at £ariy Show tin orogr'eu) TV Hall Order The Tolland County BXementary donlng project that cotild bring Talet of the Vtklnga the uniyerae. This ie » freiiueiai^ at MSford. g p.m. This special program will Twillahl Thsater (In proarMs) Frinclpara Asan. will hold a din­ rich rewards next fall Among Three Uusseteere 3:00 Hawaiian Eye gmemted by hydrogen atoms Mathews noted thatvwhile state ner meeting tonight at 8:30' at a a be held at the new Vocational- Bai Uaateraon The Millionaire them are 1*00 scholarship, viartoon Playhouse Harbor Command when they collide or booome ex- $557 CoUecled parks ar* open on a yeiir-round Cavey’s Restaurant in Manchester. U’eek at the National 4-H Club Agriculture Center (TAC) in Ver­ S:U Weather. News and Sports Perry Como Show (C) 1 eltad from gee edtUaloiu out In Dr. John Cassell, prinotpal of Congress in Chicago, and a wiist- a:i0 Robin Hood a-.IO I've Oct a Secrat boris, -the collection of' parking non. Ehicore Bums A Allen •pace. Longley School at the Mansfield watch. Sports. News A Weather R e d C ro ss feea doesn't start until May 28. State Training School and Hos­ The specific 4-H award pro- Urbln Luginbuhl, chairman of F enture 40 This, at leagt, ia a bet for ua to By ^ t/Bm “tJkm u p “ m e e t the Tolland County Agricultural 0:41 Ooua liklwnrds . t 10:00 Wed. Night FlghU go on, Drake, adds, and the radio And, from that date until June 17 pital, will oo "excoptlonai rams are garden and beautifica- John Daly ' U.S. Steel Hour chargee are only made' Saturdays, and emotionaHy disturbed chil­ Son of home grounds. Either one Committee, urges all Tolland Hunucy-Bruikley 10 Movie nt Ten ear ia being tuned to frequencies A total of 8586.85 has been County farmers to attend. The for­ C:66 Burke-Barents This la 'Vour Ufa 1 0 . in this range. The new equip­ Sunday* and holidays. dren." m ay'be carried on in town or on 7:00 Shotgun Slade 10:30 WIchIU Town raiaad in the Columbia branch of um will inquire into the increasing ment here can be tuned to listen Beghming June 18 and running D. Arthur Mattson, vice presi­ the farm. Any boy or girl between Uovle at 'Seven 10:43 M arkham Columbia Chapter, -ARC,’ In the through 8^>t. 5, fees will be on dent, snd principal of the Vernon 10 and 21 years old may enroll in difficulty experienced by farmers • . Plav of the Week Sparta Comar for frequencies in this range, while the program, according to the co­ marketing their products inde­ J« lie n „ U:00 Barry BaraaU being deaf to other radio sources current fund and membership daily basis. Lake S t School, in announcing the pendently and the adjustments News and Weather 13 Weather. Sports A News Onoo again,, attendance at state dinner meeting noted that two operative extension service. 7:13 West Uaaa. Htgnitabts ' Big News from Space. drive,, according to Mis* Jean YOU^LL HAVE MORE FUN IN A The grounds beautification work that might be effective in main­ Huntley-Brinkley 11:13 ^ ck Faar Show 13. H ie aearoh la for eignale that parks Is.aaqpected to run around prevtous meetings were cajweled Doua Bdwnrda . World's Best Movtsa Natsch, local chairman. because of snow storms. Includes learning about landscap­ Guest Preacher taining farm Income. 7;M Wagon Tram 10. 33. would come’ In pulses or some five million persons, granted Speaker for the evening will be F eatu rs 40 Of the total <470.55 was nised favorable break In the weathar. Donald Parker, Tolland school SPORT COATS Be Our Guest Starlight Moris I. eode, and be clearly fUstinguteh- ing. how to p>*nl '**■* The Rev. Robert I. Goslaw, Bea­ Dr. Stanley ,K. Seavers, professor Border Patrol through house to house solltjita- principal, is association president, flowers, shrubs, lawns, and to 11:80 Jack Pasr able from all other events in the "Everything d'ependa on the con, N.Y.," will conduct special of agricultural economics at the TV Reade.rs Difest tlon snd $85 esme from summer weather," he added. "A half-dozen and Mlae Helen McQarthy, prin­ othemise enhance the exterior of services at the Church of the a:00 U S M arshal 13:80 Almanac universe. the home surroundings. Usually University of Connecticut, who has Charlie Weaver 13:50 Nsws A W satJisr How would they say _helloT reiridents to whom letter* of *p- rakiy weekenda .could mean a big cipal of the Vernon, Eaeroentary Naiarene tonight through Friday given special study to the require- Men Into Space 1:00 News; CTSysr poal bad been sent. It Ihcludee S51 drop in attendance. Or a number School, is secreti^ry. FOR SPRING the entire family lends a hand on at 7:30. He will also preach at menU of the changing market sit a:S0 Price la Bight (C) Late News - ProbaSity Just by stating soma thia project because it oft#n in­ SEE SATVRDAT’S I rOR OOBfPLETB U8T1NO laatharaatlcal or pbysleal fact individual memberships ($1 or volves painting and building.^ Sunday services at 10:45 a.m. and nation in agriculture. mors contribution) snd 28 other INTO SUMMER 7 p.m. wfaleh woifld be trim any place In In the garden program, club This forum Is an outgrowth of tiM universe, and has been learned contributors who gave less than GUARANTEED TO PLEASE The guest preacher is superin­ meetings of the Tolland County $1 ea ^ . A few additional mem­ members not only learn how to tendent of the 'New York District by now by us. with these eutstandino feeturee: plan a useful and nutritious gar­ Agricultural Committee .held re­ Radio berships have been promieed and of the Church of the Nazarene. cently to review the problem of Buppoae it were the , atomic should be sent ss soon ss possible den, but also something about in­ He has served pastorales in Cali­ seriously declining farm incomes (This listing Includnn only thosa newt brondemsto of 10 or IS-miniite weight of the uranium atom. Their 1 sect control, soil conservation and way of writing or expressing num­ to the neighborhood solicitor or .to ‘marketing Club members find fornia. The Rev. Mr. Goslaw is a The committee has been studying length. SomO ntnMoiis cArry other short newneAntnl. Miss Natsch, who expressed her graduate of Pasadena Nazarene the possible- coordination of pro­ WURCi—ISOt All-.ao Mld-nlte Moods bers could well be different. But Spring s brightest notes... that a well-planned and cultivated ^13:5* News. j the eignel could be recognized as appreciation to all who had helped garden contributes substantially College. Pasadena.' Calif. . duction and marketing, the prob­ t:U0 News. Saimaa ItM to make the driye s success. lems of integration, credit policies ■S:16 Art Johnson aomethlng coming from intelligent to the family year-round food sup- S:43 Uowall T boU as 4.UU Financial New* minds. And Esrth has many skiU- The Antever snd Hebron ly and therefore adds dollars to manager of public relations for the production and marketing con­ 7:110 Amoa N- Andy 6:16 Bbowcas* and News branchee' returns are not yet com­ Lerderle Laboratory Dirision, the trols, the development of new 7:SU News, Comedy Tima 7:00 fUlton Lewi* 4)d crytographers who can break Ene food budget. ’ markets snd the expansion of ex 7:43 Bob and Ray 7:15 Evening Devotion* codes. plete, according to Miss ’Dorothea The projects are supervised lo­ American Cj’anamid Oo., and for 8;U0 World I'onlfht 7:30 Showca** and New* Raymond, secretaryitreesurer of BLUE a BONE We probably would simply cally by the volunteer 4-H Club the pant several years he has been isting ones. 8:16 Music Till Ona 7:35 The Reviewing St«nd 12:00 News 8:05,.World I'oday beam back the very seme signal— the chSpter, to whom final returns Issder and the county extension eot.ecu'tive vice president of Ameri- 13:10 Muiic nil One 8:.Vi Shnwcea# and N«w* Just to say we got the meseege, are made. agmit. Members keep individual cad Campaign Services of Kansas Stokowski to Retire 1:00 N m . Sflgp Off 9:00 Take Five—U.S. Marin* Coma. The Goal of the drive 1* $1,200— WHAT—git 9:06 Showcaee and New* come bock again — toui starting progress records, and each year City. 11:06 Music Beyond the Star* communications. one half of which Is sent to the enter them nnd their producU ■ in Grange tours are being planned «:(iu Big Show '9 05 New* Peundup TONES Houston, Tex., April — «:.% John Only 13:18 Sign Off ______In time, Drake apeculatss, we national chapter. The balance Ie competition with other 4-H gar- in many states. Among them Ohio “Anyone who baa children will un­ 6:40 Rig Show . might exchange Ty signals to kept In local treasuries. r denera in the state. County, 'state Grangers are currently in Hawaii, derstand my decision,” Leopold 7:(Xf Ed P M orgaa 7:18 Big Show ereatly pictures of objects, and the BIstorhood Electa and national u-inners are then and Peimsylvania Grangers are Stokowski -said in disclosing he 11:30 Public Affaire v planning a European tour in June. names for them, on receivers oh The Sisterhood of Congregation named W wien*'"" will retire as director of the Hous­ 12:02 Sign Oft NtigMborheod- the other planeL This would Agudath Achim has chosen Mrs. While the Oooperattve Exten­ HEC National Chairman, Alta ton Symphony Orchestra after the WPOP—14t« Peck, will speak on Grange Night 6.00 News W eather' Shopping Contort establish mutual language much Sol Koenigsberg ss Its president sion Service supervises the pro- 1960-61 season. 6:15 Conn Ballroom as a child learns to talk. for the coming year. Mrs. Koenigs- *tr-'M alne ■'Swiss'*: - ■' ence d J ....j's pTk'As, ----- s i t h e 'f in a l ’.p e r T m ' ii* - ...... •---- .-nated...bji.J*lM*ing.J>.u*i5S« S®?.".. ■iiaa.-RAjt. alaaMi.™ •werlhg. lif a an .another-. plahBLt.^ nei^Aum. -The, lattai:-w4U- -assume-^ eems and private individuals. ■™N«itien®’’Ma»ter Nrwsonw*- e d i­ of"'the- ctrrrlynt '^ se&Bon 1:00 D riR ay cee > ~— PtonHi^orFiaBh- - How do we know the somebody torial in the March issue of the Monday night. He has been under the duties of financial secretary. Last vear across' the nation w n c —lOM out there isn’t mighty warlike as Others elected at the annual meet­ National Grange Monthly has been contract “here since 1955. SiOaNewi. Weather Sport* Occupancy * Contineiitol and nearly MO.OOO club members were inserted in the Congressional Rec­ "Purely personal problems make *■.80 Album of the Day well as superiorT M ^be hungry, ing held Monday night at Chest­ enroUed in the garden program, 6:45 Three Star Extra For further detail* contact to whom we.Elarthllnga would bo nut Hill Synagogue are: Vice pres­ ord, by Senator Alexander Wiley. it necessary' for me to make this 7:00 Dick Bertel traditional ftylos! and about half that number were sacrifice,’’ he added. 7:30 News delicious morsels, or farm ani­ ident, Mrs. Sol Binder; recording reported for grounds beautifica­ Newsom will be the chairman of JARVIS REALTY CO. mals? Or squeezed by population the North American Regional Stokowski said earlier he will 7:45 5faster’» Golf Tournament Residential — Induatrial —- secretary, M ^ Saul Blum; cor­ * Colorful Mgdros. tion. appeal a New York court- decision 8:00 Broadway, U.S.A. preasure, or -wanting to quit a responding secretary, Mrs. Morris Information regarding 4-H Club I.F.A.P. meeting on April 12 and 8:30 Image America Conunercial planet whose sun was dying? . plaids, chocks* 13. R ay Tesigarden, chairman of granting custody of two young 9:00 Whafp Yoiir Opinion 288 E. Center SL—MI'8-41 It Goldstein and honorary treasurer, work may be obtained from the sons to his fotmer wife, Gloria 10:00 Concert Hall Drake and others take the view reelectiM] to the pest she has held the jjSatlonal Grange Executive 11:00 New* our galactic cousins would be al­ stripes and solids! county extension agents. CommHtes vrill also attend. Vanderbilt Lumet. 11:15 Sport* Final for many years, Mrs. Lewis Kap­ truistic, an e Automatie 7.40-lS slacks. Sizes to 50. $ Q , A C returns must be sent to Frederick detergent Starting at Pair O# jf Brooks, 26 Agnes Dr,. Manchester, and bleach (LAND O COTTON) ^ ■iS'= dispenser „ by June 1. The ticket stub must Automatic $83 MAIN STREET Include the name of the person and e Antomatle the one he wishes to room* with, “ Brief Case” TV Thormostatie time control N Y L O k S liiformation on rates may be: se- Control ■ (hired from masters of Granges, FULL 10 LB. CAPACITY Men's * All-time lew t.T S -ll tlw k Woodruff fURF-MAKERA sad MILFORD their deputies or Brooks, Now Only Tuk*.Ty** State Masters Desk FREE prices on GREENO Iswa oiiztuia sie ipecificsllr blended Firstlen* Champion Fivt tOR Harmony Juvenile Grange was DCUVERY of high qusliiy' gnwe* m wit thar’sres. Amoog Now Only NYLONS. a n d ' reorganized recently under Mrs. focpppoyt the choke of mixtures, rou'll find qoe "just right” ' Vivian Frazier, Meiron, Steven- $15995 H t o SUPER for jour IsWs. • son. Mrs. Frazier is also sec- TUll-TYFI TUBILISS • retary of Harmony Grange in DONT MISS SUITS $ ' 88 Monroe. They were-inslalled by the SPECIAL! iin sues* mutt* SIZi 730-14 WOODRUFF LAWN PRODUCTS ' state juvenile superintendent, .Mr*- THIS ONE “ 4.70-15 15.tS 17.50 the Regulars, longs, shorts, A very popular item with our customers. New com­ ; Mildred Belf of Southington. Also 1 MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED VALUES 149 attending -were State Master Rob-' 7.l0-t5 15.t5 10.05 WKOB* . , stouts and short stouts. plete assortment of sizes, models and colors. Colorful'- ert K. Mitchell, National Flora 7.IO-13 IMS 21.05 SUCK How To Permanently Sizes, 35 to 50. plaids, checks and solids. May P. Mitchell, organizing deputy ■ MITCHELL 4.00-13 IMS 17.50 wum le.io* imt Patricia Gregory, and her husband, ALUMINUM who is master of Pioneer Pomona j Deloxt *FKn Rm pod rocappBblt tiro profile Control Crab Crass Plus Grange. SPINNING .95 REGULAR. LONG. Sterling Jewett of Cheshire, Vainiimi ClBontr chairman of the State Grange TROUT Fertilize Your Lawn SHORT. And Up Safety Oommltlee and the Slate REEL Sleek silhouette for Silas 36 to 46 master attended Governor Ribi-, 1.75 AND UP eoff’s Conference on Traffic Safety a summer cockteil in ONE EASY Application conducted at Yale, University In A NETS NO. 800 Men’s New Haven. 24" WEEK party from Mr. Mort. or Many are new 3 season suits Slate Master Mitchell repreaenl- Here’s a terrific buy in a big Glidea eiwily on .casters. . . Plastic made of dacron polyester' 100% COTTON WASH *N WEAR PINWAU ed the Connecticut State Grange at riding mower. Powerful 3V? Riding Mow«r swivels for easy tracking. Lacy insets decorate blends and all wooh AIw the recent Northeastern Dairy h.p. Clinton:Engine. Get set Super.guction aaearee deep CRRBGIlilSS Cfmference- la Syracuse, N.Y. 2.75 A down cleaning action. .sharkskins, worsteds and BEDFORD CORD SI^CKS i for summer NO W:.; your RAINCOAT .the side of this ' AND SOIL PiEST News from Washington present mower may make Week H andy ' toe - operated flannel w - The appointment of Seward H. the down payment! twitch. An ° n ' 1» slender dress in linen. by DICKIE 88 REG. S2A0 • Durable heavy-duty opaquefplastic' Foote as ^lecial assistant to the g.'AiiiaRiiHWW CONTROL master of the National Grange has e Reinforced, double-lapped slash Ever-loVely high scoop nMk. Colors ( Desert sand and olive bow announced b y . Herschel D. ; pockets Newsom, master. Foote u-ho is a s .Full-fashioned tailoring Kills crab grass seeds, confrids ehickweed, fertilizes the All sizes. • M .9 5 resident of New York State and a Black only in sizes 7-18. NEW 1966 MEN’S POLO SHIRTS a Reinforced sura-snap metal lawn, controls most soil pests. member of Gei^etown Grange 18" Thrllty-Cut 25.00 With short or length sleeves. No. 1540, will be-responsibie for fasteners a nation-wide Grange expansion • a Hapdsome gray silk ’A satin finish , shawl, boat neck or regu­ Retary Mower lar collars. Small, medium, large program which ' is scheduled to a Available in small} medium or large -2'^^ u p fta rt concurrently, with the dedi- AUTO STORES PLUMBING and extra large sizes. .oation of the new Grange Build- . Ing on June 25. He has had w-tde | CEHOUSESStWI aatpgriesice in. organizatloip nian< and SUPPLY CO. M E t r S H N f q u a l i t y WASH 'N WEAR ■ ■"■■■a-m *i g , ' II ' , '...... agikoent, graduating from Cornell ^ R T SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Unisawity. taught Vocational Your PlrttlaM Doalor In Monefcotttr 1 - A Week F, T. BU SH JB.. Pros and -Treas. W E GIVE 4t«r GREEN STAMPS Agrieuttura for;a number of year* I Includ*! Ptostie *' “IF ITS HABDWARE WE HAVE IT" . Dacron and cotton and ah cotton. b^or* becoming an instructor in Rugged, economifelly priced .OPEN 877 MAIN STBEirB-^MANCHEStEB S Small, medium, large and extra large sires; •2 .9 5 Store Houiv: OpM 6 Day* A Week Mon. thru Gtet., agrlCultiM engineering at Cor- mower. Depsadsbls Clinton 214 TriavAl Cos* THURSDAYS TILL 9:00 itVf OBBEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES . 8ksu .and later at Virginia Poly- 8S6 MAM ST^MAmHEnER-MI S-7N0 H.P. engine with in ita n t-e e ^ ''I0-V.9* tsahBle ZBstttuU. He has served as racaU ateitar. Long-Uitipg ftinish. ■griouUiMl .Arid represen tative of / /. ■ Om Poftlead Cement Asm., f ■*!— - ■ ■ -6- ,r-

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,- CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1960. Aydelotte wss not seheduted to PAGE EIGHTEEN was a rsUr^ collsetor for G. Fox A Co. in Hartford. He had lived Court Date Reset appear Monday, the original bond forehead from a hatband or a hair, in Manchester for 35 years. He was reinstated, apd the order’for Obituary Fpr Two Drivers re-arrest and new bond were can­ Rockvilie-V eriwn not, baick of the oars from spocU- Leon Fallot’s Been wss A member of the Manchester MoBMBFS The clea or perfume, the aqalp from Lodge of Masons, York Rite bod­ celed. . ^ hair dye or a permanent, the bafck Mrs. BUtolwai W. Mahar ies, and Sphinx Temple of the H iis Saturday has been set as SPORT SPOT of toe neck from a scarf' or a Mrs. Elizabsto Wooifl Maim, 78. Shrine. ths court date for two Manches­ D o f Breed ' ^ iM oBNt*a at.—»n m y o t Combined Urban, Rural Area Doctor Says starched neckband, tot eyelids Manchester People 30 Years o f 1087 Main 8t., widow ot Jsre- Survivors Include two sletere, ter men who were hot in- hourt from fingernail pollah Imbat wom­ tniah Maher, died ysqterdey at toe Mrs. Howard H. Demaray, Som­ Monday when their hajnSs were The Great Pyrenees breetj is a en stroke their eyelids with the Crestfield Convalescent Home erville, N. J., and Mrs. Helen O. called. . . large dog which comes from the Would Be Known as Vernon hacks of toalr fingers), a man’s Miller, East Islip, Long ^Island. Pyrenees Mountains, where it is EVINRUDE IW iy Probleme et Eo m m after a brief iUnese. Raymond 1.. RoWiett, 21, of 184 Have Many Poeelble Oaflees thigh from matches or lighter She waa bom in TaicotivUle, K.Y. . ■ " Center St., chwged with follow­ used as a sheep dog. It has a think fluid kept In his pocket, a woman’s Outboard Motori July 10, 1881. She had lived in Funeral services be held ing too clofiely as the result of coat like that of the Saint Ber­ waist Or legs from clothing made • m . community, if ** By HAROLD, T. H Y »IA N . M.D. Maneiieeter most o4 her life. Mps. Friday at 11 a.m,--at the Holmes an accidmt, was originally sched­ nard breed. nlght'a heiiylng wea-e: with synthetic fiber, a man’s calf Sale$ and Serpiea wouM booomi the Town o f Vernon, Written for NBA Service Maher waa a member of the East­ Funeral Home. 4w Main St. The uled-'to appear then, -but was V Imt RodcvUle would retain Ite FV>ur voting dwtrlcta would be from garter material. And, ms the Rev. Arnold W. Tozer of Second 1 1 1 0 word “eczema” mSana ern Star, the Senior Citizena, and unable' to, due to a death in the aet up on a population baala, elim­ easing goea, you name It ertd eome- Congregational . Church will offi­ Marine HairduHire Identity aa a bueltteea eecUon of "boiled out.” In medicine. It is the United Opanlsb W ar Veterane, family. town with .the ehme poet of- inating the ptosent boundary line One's got It. * • ^ ciate. Burial will be in the fam­ between RockviUe and Vernon. used a i a label for localized In- According to skin speciallste, Mary Buahneli Cheney auxiliary. Judge Jules Karp ordered him : flee addreee. „ . flamatlons of the skin. In the acute Survivors hielude two sons, ily plot In East Cemetery., Acce$$oriet$ ThlB aepect of conaoUdatlon. DeparUnental budget requeau eczemas of this kind make up Friends may call at Ui8 Yuneral re-arrested and set bond at 850. would be shown on the total, budg­ stage of infianiation, as In a sun- James Maher and Ralph Maher, However, when the circumstances BINGO brought out at a eecond charier about halt of their practices. And, home tomorrow from 8 to 5 and CROSBY a STABO RAFT et presented by the mayor and bu]m. the akin Is painful, hot and to make their problems more dif­ both of Mancheetar; a eistar, Mpe. were mads known, the warrant hearing laet night, wae one of the moist ("weeping eczema” ).. Later, Henry Trautman, Rockville, and 7 to 8-p.m. : few that differed from phaiee die- AO to the OouncU. The council, ficult, most of their patients have .. — for hla re-arrest was not issued, FARTY a DOLPHIN SAILBOAT the" akin becomes thickened, dark three grandrtiUdren. ■ ' cuned at Monday’e hearing. acting aa a board of finance, can already complicated their aitua- Alexsnflw Jerrtisntowicr. no bond was set, and his case waa Sponsored by the an(^ scaiy and it’s said to be the Funeral services wUI be held • REGATtA MARINE PAINT The third and flnal hearing at cut or raise the budget. tlohs with ill-advised self-dosages. Alexander Jermantowicz, . 77, continued until Saturday. Daughters of L l^ rty , 135 Bond Issues exceeding 810,000 site of a “ dry eczema.” I f you feel you must apply some­ Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the Holmes thle etage of the charter prepara^ Funeral Home. 400 Main St. The who formerly lived at 58 Blssell William H. Aydelotte, 24. of 18 ; tlon will be heldnonlght at 8 would have to be voted at a refer­ Most patients who consult' skin thing to toe eruption while you’re Rev. Clifford O. Simpson of Cen­ St., died yesterday at his home lii Bliss St,, charged with driving an ■ e^clock at lAke Street-School. The endum. ■ specialists and many of my cor­ waiting to discover the culprit or Stamford; He had formerly been unregistered motor vehicle, ORANGE HALL The charter could be amended ter Congregational Church wHl of­ ^ charter provides for a strong respondents seem to want some see .vour doctor, I ’d suggest you employed by Cheney Bros. actually was not supposed to be BASEMENT mayor, administrative asaislant. under the Home Rule Act passed sort of local application to ’’cure” put bulky wet dressings of icei^ ficiate. Burial will be In Buckland Ometery. Friends may call at the Survivors include his wife, Mrs in court until this Saturday, but an/ council. Persons who asked^jyIV the WIV> 19B7••■ww • -legisla^re — —--- by a ma- their eczema: milk on the area of weeping Sophie Sllwinskl Jermantowicz: A his name waa placed on the Mon­ jorlty vote at a raferendum. pro­ Actually, this should be their funeral home tomorrow from 3 to questions about the proposed char­ eczema and a layer of ■>)^cented, son, Alphone Jermantowicz of Old Friday—8 P.M. vided k certain number of eligible last request since the inflamed 5 and 7 to 8 p.m. day docket erroneously. ter at the first two hearings ap- nonmedicated cold cream on dry, Greenwich, and five grandchildren. .Judge Karp had ordered a 8‘25 • peared to have obtained sattsfac- voters cast their ballots. akin needs few things less than scaling apota. \ Public SCMtunent exposure to yet another possible WUliam E. Pi^lmer The funeral will be held Friday bond forfeited, ordered Aydelot- 1 tory answere from Robert F. That’ll keep you from adding In st 8:30 a.m. st the Wojclzchowskl te's re;arreat, and ordered a, new ‘ Kingsbury, chairman, and mem- The sentiment of last»nighl's irritant. i suit to injury if It does nothing William Eugene Palmer. 88, of THE COOIIST, Funeral Home. 8 Pulaski St., bond of 825. : hers of the Consolidation and Char- audience was in agreement with A more sensible and practical else. 45 Hillcreat 8 t, Bloomfield, And Rca^ Herald Advs. that the previoua night on most approach to the- eczema problem formerly of Manchester, died this Stamford, followed by a requiem When It was revealed that • ter Commission (CCC). MaM at the Holy Name of Jesus • One person left the high school questions. They favored appointed involves a Sherlock Holmes type of morning st the Hartford Conva­ l^ouriflm up-8 % (Jhurch in Stamford at 8 o’clock. ■ auditorium last night with the zoning officials over elected ones, search for the offending Irritant. lescent Home and Hospital. SOFTEST wanted the zoning commission to Here are some hints that may He was bom in Coventry, Dec. Burial will be In St. John’s Ro­ : comment that he had grave doubts Berlin — Travelers from the be separate from the council, and prove helpful to the amateur,de- 15, 1870. Mr. Palmer had lived in man Catholic Cemetery, Spring ■ about the proposal when he enter- favored continued separation of United States visited West Berlin ; ed, but found the CCC’s plan made tective: jl^ c h e it e r moat of. his life until dale. tho-Jobe bf town clerk and treasur­ ’The irritant mAy be a.food, aa in larger numbers last- year than Friends may .call at toe funeral : aense. ^ from any other country outside eipht years ago when he moved to RUBBER TTie question of a name for the er in the case of cow's milk that pro­ home tonight from 7 to 10 o'clock, ■ in addition, they thought the Germany. Every fourth visitor to 11^ with a daughter in Bloom­ ; new community was originally, ex- duces facial eczema, eapeclally in and' tomorrow from 8 to 8 and town clerk should have torture to the 6ity was a foreigner and every field. He was a ratired carpenter, • pacted to be a bone of contention. infancy. If the eruption quiets 7 to 10 p.m. remove hie job from politics. fourth foreigner waa from the employed by Pratt A Whitney ! -However,' the fact that all land down when the suspected food is Aircraft., A straw vote last night indlcat,- removed from the diet, gets worse United States. Tourism wss up 11 GIRDLE • deeds; even ' those of Rockville ■ Survivors Include two daugh­ Mrs. AIMb* B. OalUva ed that ipoat of the 50 persona when it's put, back, and quiets per cent over 1858. ; property owners, are In the name ters. Mrs. Mae J. Belek, Chaplin, Mrs. Albina Boldt Calliva. 46. of present liked the method of elec­ down again when it’s removed once 37 Diane Dr., vvife of Giuseppe Cal­ • of the Town of Vernon, and the Conn., and Mrs. Nellie Buck, tion proposed in the charter, mpre, you can take your degree as liva, died last night at Manchester • fact that Rockville resldenU will whereby poUUcel parUes nom­ Bloomfield, with whom he made : continue to get their mail at a a Professor of Hkzema. Memorial Hospital after a brief inate Candidates and Individuals Most often, however, the Irritant No Nagging his home; two sons, Louis H. illness. : Rockville addreas,,aeemed to dis- can get oh the slate by peUtion. Palmer of Mancheater, and Wal­ • alpate this problem. is something extenial. A classical She waa bom In Italy, Sept. 25, There would bo no party identifi­ example of ecAema, or contact der­ ter E. Palmer: three aistera, Mrs. 1813, and came to this country and EVER FavTOrs-TowB Meeting I Backache Means a cation on the ballot, however. A t matitis as it’s now classified In Mary -B. Crawford and Mrs. Blaie to Manchester seven months ago. Irving P. Campbell decried the Monday night’s hearing the group medical books, is the attack of Albertlne, both of Hamden, and Survivors include her mother. ■ loM of the town meeUng and favored ‘ par-lean elections, but poison ivy that you're all familiar I GoodNight'sSleep Mrs. LiCWis Brown,- Andover; three Marie Cattarossi Boldi in Italy;.a selectmen fom) of government, without a party lever. The hearing with. I Kafftn# teekteltt* fceadache, or nmteii* brothers, Archie M. Palmer of son, Carlo Calliva of Manchester; maintaining that It ,1s the only lasted until 10:«5 p.m. Unfortunately, most attacks of lar aehM and paiaa iftay coma on with Coventry^ Thomas Palm er' of a daughter, Jina Calliva of Man­ ‘ time representative government. Organ Dedication Set overtaxation, emotional npieU or day n e w contact dermatltia are less, easily to day itrtM and ttrain. And folk^who Mansfield, and Raymond Palmer, chester; and a sister, Mri-_7>onald J n reply, it. waa atated that a -T h e new orgsn * t Union Congre- spotteoauret he haa taken aince then. stuff, just as you had to be care­ most of the time, it's been good to Frederick H. CoUinga *ChenUle Caterpillar* peUUon elgned by 10 per cent cen PurceU-Dickinfon; and “Piece " I wouldn't even want to gueaa, ’ ful of magnesium flash powder. me." Frederick H. Colllngs, 70. of 105 ! .force s referendum on the taeue. Heiwique'* by Franck. be aald. “The only thing I know ia One wrong move and ppof! you'd Spruce St., died last night at Man­ "Chenille” Is French for "cater­ A g & . CCC inembera pointed r .rT)»e, Rev, Paul J- Bowman will that photography ia much, much had It.” Paul Revere had 16 children. The chester Memorial Hospital after a pillar” and chenille carpets get out that toe admlnlatratlvs officer ooMuet toe ilodioation servioe. eaaier today than k waa when I Htm Uses 8x10 brief Illness. their name from the fu izy stripes ■ (AO ) appointed by toe Mayor, hae famed patriot was married twice Tka new S-manual organ In- ■terted." Fallot looked over hia equip­ and had eight children by each He was bom March 8, 1880 in of wool In the pile, which resemble - to be reapenMve to the vetera to the furry creatures. staUpd' toi* winter at a cost of /rs Hffw/ Fallot ia an elfin man (he etanda ment and patted the rase of a wife. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. Collings with miracle ; retain hie job. The mayor-admln- 840,060, Includee the great, choir, litUe n »re than five feet I with • istrator system la conMdered by huge Agfa portrait camera, a ma­ swell, pedal and echo organ sec­ penetrating dark eye*, a alight chine which ukes an 8 by 10-lnch : to t CCC to be a compromlee be- tions, i t iMte eome 3,400 pipes and ■mile and a brueque minner. "Elastom er D " i tween mayor and manager. It negative. la. .operated by eiebtro-pneumatlc 9 Ha tella the beginner, 'Don’t " I ’m one of the fools." he grin­ ; provides the builnees-llke opera­ action. get Into the phoU^riiphy buaineea; ned. “ that still shoots contact ■ - J tion of a manager yet makes an . Heapital Notes Oiere are more troublea and heart- R u b b * e r * * ; elected mayor reeponalble. Iblfhnan eight by tens. But,” ' he added, aohea than it’a worth,” Genuine black patent I Admitted yesterdey: Oqrdon "there’s nothing better for critical Sees Beeneaqr Move Sgy, 18 Taleott Ave.; Norman La- Then, looking over hia amall leather or bone calf. A^ted how the community eouM Due Jr., Bamforth Bd., Vernon: •tudio at 70 E. Center St„ cluttered definition than one of these." The lens for the camera today 5i afford a fuU-ttme paid admlnia- Mrs. Mary Smith, 45 Bllm St.; •with light and backdropa and cam- would coat an estimated 8400. • trator, a eammiselon member eeld Joseph Stramat, 224 South St.; eraa, he aaya, “ I like it,” ; centralteed purobaslng has saved Christian Gottlar, 14 Florence St.; PaMot knew ha wanted to be a Fallot's recbllectlona of earlier . oommtmitiea up to 15 per cent of Miss Martha Lawes, KlUngton; photographer'when he waa 21. He years are filled with the funny and : tte total budgfot. This saving would Mrs. Irene Evans, 7 Burke Rd. saved money , for two yean by the sad. He remembers the time Bursting Witli News? ■ far outweigh toe cost of an AO, Discharged yesterday: Mrs. S Iht-lran foregoing moviea and other lux­ Walter R. Caasells, now a police ! he said, expected to get a aalary Oliver Bush and daughter. 28 uries snd, in 1823, bought hU flnt captain but then a patrolman, • a t abqut 88,000. H i e salariea of Windsor Ave.; Diane Dow, Crystal SEED camera, a Korona View, for about waked him in the dead of night I toe AO and toe.tnayor. perhaps Lake Rd.; Mrs. Robert Hallowell ARTHURS 81.10. He still haa the camera. by hitting the aide of his house ; about 82,000 would be set by the and daughter, 23 Taleott Ave.; “ I l ’a a symbol,” he aaid. "It rep- with a night stick. Fallot waa ■ Council. Mfs,- WllUam Hargraves and THE Df^UG STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY k resente a real sacrifice. I wouldn't wanted to take pictures at a tram Since the Board o f DducaUon, dkughter, 12 Rau St.; Kenneth sell it for anything.’’ wreck in the North End. - functioning under state laws, could Niemann Jr., Bllihgton: Mrs. U in a a ' Fallot opened hla fln t studio in “ They had tried'to wake me by Ruth Thompson,' 84 Vernon Ave. 942 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. ; not be required to uee centralised Get ixcMng Manchester In 1830 at 472 Main ringing the telephone, but it didn't p u ^ ea ln g , a euggesUon wae fSt He had knocked around lor work,” he said. He recalls the made whereby that board, too, Vernon nnd TblcottvlUe nows la Seoadfa StyHiig about seven yean before that, four several times when billa have been handled through The Hemld’a SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY m wane - * could profit by It. Nat N. Schwedel - o f them a|>ent iza a photographer’a returned to him marked “ left no : flu gge^ d that the purchaeing Rockville Bureau, 6 W. Mala St., la TM n forwarding address,” - telephone TRemont 0-8188. assiatant in New York City. ■ agent, that la, the AO, be one of TSJa^xeeii d^CHCij UIKI Looking back, Fallot recog­ ! toe bidders on all school purchases Bom In France H e fF a te a nizes the great changea in the ; requiring bida. In that way If cen- HXaUD FOR rOOIJHQlXlNG Fallot was born In Vleux Char- HOSE technology of photography but re­ • trail zed pun^iasing can provide Meriden. April * (F>—State Po­ mont, France, in 1801, and came to Paa<(>>Viiien calls, with a nosUiglc glance, the the -United States when he was » the matertals at a lower coat, it lice arrested 58-year-old WllHam r o s e b u s h e s painstaking craftsmanship and seven years old. He does not an­ may do so. The same method could C. Bickford of Moriden yeaterday ' iSm * 11^ C m a a a la miisa— _ ■ pride the early photographer put ticipate returning to France for a EASTER PANORAMA AT MORTON'S Bone calf or . be used In giving the Public Serv- in a parking lot and rtiarged him wwweawwFWw wlOi pooleeTllng. Polioe aald they IntoLD his'work.ni8 WOrK. Visit, VIBIL, butDUL milshrugs U|;b i his.iib Bliuuiu^nshoulders <10 as genuine black ; lee Department a chance lo> do Model B-367S "W e mixed our own fontiulas' if to aay he may change hia mind. patent leather. ! work on school projects, Schwedel found several horse betting slips ■ said. in Bickford’s autb. 5.99 PRSEAmnsAvmf Want A Real Nice Lawn? Fashion with o bright ftihire t N. hi newest footwear styles LOOK! Favorite Queen Anne that no one will ever know T S ^ R I F / C , DRUG NEEDS Then FERTILIZE NOW heel with pearl bow. cost you so Fittle. PULL PIMT \C\i SCOTTS TURFBUILDER Atorty styles in high, cubon BEFORE YOU BUY 2,500 SQ. FOOT S IZ E...... 2.95 or m idv^ heeb. ^ & ^ R U B B !N 6 ALCOHOL 1 7 f 5.000 Sp. FOOT SIZE ...... 4.75 ■ . A Multi Hi-fi Speakers ONB ftf. ROLL H-H 7-7-7 TOP DRESSING GOST . 3.35 toe fa ­ ★ Jack System For Stereo . 80 LB. SIZE ■ vorite-in black- patent, bone. EASYWAYTO RBSORBiNT COTTM H-H EVERGREEN FOOD Black crushed lealhe'i' . red or naN-y. ★ Tohe Control or bone color. ' TOYS 5 LI. SIZE 79e 4.99 6RIGW1EM i r Hand Wired Chassis LT OR CHILDREN 10 LB. SIZE ^s_^.S_ S..^ » 1. . 1.49 .-“V - ■ ■ "S’ ★ Power Transformer ^ Suppositories H^H ROSE FOOD T ^ i C e P 5 LB. S IZ E ...... T9c 10 LB. SIZE ...... 1.49 PLUS ooBioencs jlnd ng- im ilB MAKE mPPT BONE MEAL . KkSTIR GUTB...... CHOCOLATES 25 LB. SIZE...... ^ '2.75 New bqw.fUt In Wa Carry a ll w all patent, bona qr OEW ELRV 50 LB. SIZE ...... 4.90 red. PAN-O-VlSIOH knear 11x 0 0 6 # T ie .. PO&B B SPPW' CriEeQAT 23 T R t i C t ^ 6dFr BASEMENTWALt PMNT o o n — L4imK W h i t m a n s SHEEP MANURE Can Be Seen For The First Haleaa RQHUBXEIN 25 LB. SIZE ...... 1.65 Patent, bone, or Kew Dn Pdoi Elisabeth Arden C0NOY CifPBOffBO 50 LB. SIZE^ ...... ,2.98 with leather heel. rfiinteofVenthe rongh* Elehard gidwLt 5.75 est surface without Time In Manchester A/ew ^LM cr/o^ SCHRAPFTS 100 LB. SIZE...... dripping, runaing or Max Paetdr / f r O 0 R , , ■psttoriag.iUse roQsr Parohli Gmty »RACHS BOVUNG or brosh. Thixotropic H o Sm e t k : 1 > € P T . and Btaagr ethatm.,.. ^ Patent favorite, Jlttla formula resista, dam­ . Exelusiyely At 10 LB. S IZ E...... 1.15 age by mildew, alkali, 25 LB. SIZ E...... 1.75 AH , 0 1* lime. ffSMMSWrSM EASTEK gift wn*mK»tmiMCn ' 50 LB. SIZE...... 3.00 Im ctit. Svts — T O — i0dLB.SI2E 5.85 iiMNiit nvinci.^ OJXOW (NO'T GROUND LIMESTONE) ' M it S M kNi! I}; FlMiarpnii ^ 50LB. SIZE 80c 100 LB. SIZE ■ ■•■•set- ess JWCMT GnI> $ ^ .- 4 1 • a t e n N l SALES >nd SERVICE Inc VjSlT OUR GARDEN SHOP OAL. WHITE 306 MAIN ST. — KH 3^2f4f Drop Ih Or Phone For Same Day Delivery E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. S DOMS BHOM ronEHUaST, AT wa s OMKBR 723 MAIN 8TREET— MANCHESTER o r MAIN ST. aad MfDDIJB TUaMPlKB BLiSH HARDWARE CO. guy tho paint thufa worth RADIO oad TV S ISV IC E. yh» M T S SHONE M M ill—MANCHCSTH '

X '■ BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., -WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1960 PAGE'TWEMTt^nta

low you to withdraw tbs ioads you Your Pocketbook have eoutrihuted should you deslrs ADVEftnSINffi H N e H tar- Rd. to seek employment elsewhere. 8 UNE9 OF cxnnr p ^ d h r s s months S trife Unveils LWVioHold ByFAYBHENLE "The lack of vaating Is ona of the I1OOO only $29.11 Hebron Fla. most .critical defects in most pen­ BuUeUa Beard The avll Defense alarm sys­ FOR EXPERT Bargains sion plans,” Father Harbrecht WnXlAMOFEMiPn.00, tem was tasted this aftsmoon at Lssin Answers to QoestleAs •ays. SM TOLLAND m as. The Republican Town Commit­ White Tyranny Workshops on WHEtiL a l ig n m e n t — W H E ^ B A L A N j^ About Private Penslox Fhnds Democrat Primary Set Friday tee has acheduled a meeting fof 2 o’clock. It aras the mbntMy In too faw Inatancaa, he claims, check of the alarm. Persons RADIATOR REPAIRING^^ RgTORlNG If your rstlrsment la secured by tomorrow night at 8 o’clock at Listed by u i r e r are funds submitted for svalustibn • ■ ■ who failed to hear the alarm T h e _ private pension fund, can you the Community HaU. School Furids COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE by experts outside the company aa In South Africa are requested to notify Civil De­ answer the following questions? mi For Town Party Leadershap ’The Executive Committee of S t SEE Exactly what are-your benefits a cheek that they fulfill their Geot-ge’s Church wUl meet toiUght f e n s e -headquarters In the Mu- promise. rtidi^sl Building, giving the lo­ Government flnanee and Its re­ In dollars and cents? What death at 8 o’clock at the church, Vespers (OontfBued from Page One) lation to Manchester education ■•mnu- haliota for th* Doino-^largo dianiMid at tha 'nio cation of town they were In at benefits. If any, are included In Examine your own particular Bunpla ballou fw w marked Including a sermon will be held at will be studied tomorrow In n plan, this expert urges, remember­ the church tomorrow at 7:46 p.m. doors are locked and burglar the time the alarm was tested. your pension plan? Would it cover aratle primary Friday ara avall- workshop session at 8 p.m. In room CLARKE MOTOR SALES A That Takes Top Honors There le Magie la Fragraaoe early disability? ing that a pension plan la not like nm SwlkT I off for pUy by both Junior and Mass will be celebrated at 8:30 alarins turned on each night Fnstar Ttasa Dletlag Cuddls-Bunny! Msssrtosftaaici at the Town Clerit’a office. senior teams. A7 at Manchester High School. On ths fashion scene and your The “ Yardley” beauty bus has What happens to ths money you an' insurance polley-^protection tonight at S t Maurice Church. And South Africa’s sconomy Is party in the government Joined up The workehop is the first ot * SOI BROAD STREET—Ml 9-2012 Lose inches iiutantly when you ihu rnriSt iisi. M The primary, to choose 15 mem­ A commlttoa of five men wUl side Into n "LILY OF FRANCE”. budget, too> ^ Uie four-aeason made a atop at' PINE-LENOX have put Into the fund If you that you ca;i do with whatsoever ■M. wsfOK — M s awr Senior choir will rehearse at with Verwoerd’s white Afrikaners four open to the- pubUd snd spon­ JERSEY COAT Insulated with PHARMACY, 299 East Center you might want. bers for the DemocraUc Town prepare plans for a pUyground United Methodist Church at 7 to­ based- on this segregation policy. FOUNDATION now available at should decide to leave the com­ - pliM fM SM iiSSA . by voting with them for swtft sored by the Manchester'League 'Soottfoam” , 839.98. Try It on at Street Help yourself to' "Yerdley” pany? What would happen If you I Committee, wUl be held from a area at the town’s Brandy St. night It works well to the advantage of BURTON'S, 841 Main Street Further, ha warna: prcf)erty which wW Include a third Senate action to ouUaw the two of Women Voters. CORET c a s u a l s , 887 Main RED ROSEIS scent now available went to work for a competing to 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. the. whites. Negro organizations. Mrs. Robert Stone, State re­ "ENHANCE” la the pull-on girdle "Aa a pension, plan matures, the WELDON DKUO CO." diamond. Manehester Evening Herald Bol- Street Weighing only about 4- in the Spray Mist 53, Sachet 51.50. company ? expeiues involved begin to rise The entire elate of 15 caucue- ’The plants and gold mines use Meanwhile, the United Nations source chsdrman o f the league, with the diamond panel front and M l Mala Strast—M t andorsed candidate# appear# on Veteran boys In the program toii eorreepondent Doris M. back to give you powerful CON­ ounces, thla coat keeps you warm roll-on Deodorant 5L COLOGNE Who administers your pension very sharply and there Is great Negro labor st wages far below Security Council passed a resolu- will introduce the workshop with and dry; it sheds wrinkles, rain and plan snd how? la there any con­ the first line of the ballot. Each are urged to contact team man­ IFItalia, telephone MItcheU 8-5545. a brief Mstory of educational fi­ TROL WI’THOUT BONES. It’a plus perfume sample, 51-85, 4 danger that an unfunded plan will agers to advlsa them of hcadMzto what white workers would accept. Uon last Friday calling on Ahs stain. You’ll like the smart, simple cakes of soap, AO pitu toothing trol outside the company that aeea name Is marked with an aaterlk South African government to nancing In thU country. the moet comfortable, allmming 51 not be able to meet Its obligations. to Identify It as a party-endorsed so new caps can be purchaaed. Negroes can’t hold skilled Jobs. girdle you’ve ever worn. Chooee llnee, the raglan aleeves and the Hand and B o ^ Lotion. Create for to it that your penalbn plan oper­ Once a plan la funded, its reserves And they cnh’t do anything about abandon lU segregation policy. Mrs. William RusUng will report LEATHER 'nllM . When you see ate! aa promised? candidate. Other equipment which will be Die 14” or 16” aklrt The "LILY. yourself . a unified aura of' atlm- should. be permanently but of Democrats Pick it: It Is illegal for them to strike. The United SUtea was ammig the on federal taxation, including the It you’ll want to make It youra. Is your company’s pension plan The 15 are Eleanor Churilla, added Included baaee, aafety hel- aourcea o f m on ey and the dis­ OF FRANCE” line of foundation ulating fragrance. These make de­ reach of the employer." meta, catcher’s gear and-a field More recent^ the Nationalist nattona wMch voted for it. funded, meaning that the money Horace J. Gruden, Elsie M. Jones, But eegregation of Negroee In tribution o f it. garmenta at BUR’TON'S Includee lightful glfta for Easter or an . Yet, despite the weaknesses of Hner. Delegates'Today government ot Prime Minister Egg Rinse April birthday. Special spring has been set aside to pay out pen­ Vincent Krxeslckl, Joseph E. Le- this country is a sensitive prdb- Mrs. Robert Murdock will re­ the girdle, the panty brief and sions Slid Is not being upsed for many present plana, don’t forget Febvre, Clifford O. Magnuson, Psuk Commissioner Fred Gael Hendrik F. Verwoerd required tha JuMor in amall, medium, large, Ahvaya rinse an egg beater that prices are In effect now In lem when this government deals view Connecticut’s taxation, and has been used ki an egg mixture company operation!? that If you were to set up a simi­ Holland Meloche, Robert D. Mur­ has announced that four men have The DemocraUc Town Commit­ Negroes to carry passes which 17.95 and 58.95. iA new hat a PRINCE MATCHABELLI Spray with other couiitriee, partlculariy Mrs. PMUip Sumner will review in ooM water before washing 11) in What )vould happen to your ahare lar retirement program on your dock. John J. McDermott, Stanley already agreed to eerve as um­ tee tonight will endorse delegates they would have to produce on de­ Manchester’s taxation. 691 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER pew outfit a new apring! Enjoy Cologne 53 and the Dusting Pow­ own. It mi|^t cost you five times pires this season. Working under to conventions and name a 40- mand If they wished to move non-wMte ones. hot water. of the pension funds during a ae- Patnoda Leslie R. Peters. Fredrica And South Africa’s foreign min­ SehooLexpenditurea in Manehss- NEXT TO GAS CO. a new figure, too. der with luxurious puff 53 In ten vere receaaion or If your company aa much to achieve the results Reid, Michael J. Sheridan, Wil­ Harold Veal, umplre-ln-chlef for member auxlllaiy town commit­ around. ter will be compared to those In tellzing bouquets of "Wind Song,” many private pension plans 'bffer. the group, will be Robert Stephens, tee. Eventually, two Negro organi­ ister promptly reacted to the se­ For Seat Sag failed or merged? liam F. SlUy and Walter J. Tres- curity council vote by calling it East Hartford, Glastonhuiy and Age Cream Sagging cane seats in chairs "Beloved” and "Stradivari.” If you can’t anawer those ques­ chuk. J o e ^ Pwmtlce, Warren DeMaxtln ’ITie nominations will be offered zations began to stir in protest: South Windsor. Reference mate­ Buy cream the day before it Is and Reginald Allan. More umpirea by the Committee executive group. The Pan-Africanist Congress and hypocrisy. He said: “One marvels may be renovated easily. Apply tions and understand their impli­ The five candidate# who have rial on educational finance will be to be whipped: A little age helps cations, I’d suggest you dig for the challenged the caucus nominations are sought for the program. ’The meeting will begin at 8 the African National Congress. at the blatant hypocrisy of the water imtil they are thoroughly ’The custom of wearing new Now Many Woor many countriee that lodge com­ available at the meeting. A t the along the whipping process. . dampened.’Turn chair upside down answers. Hammer away at who- are listed on the seconiVline of the o’clock In the Municipal Building. close of the four workshops, those d U g h t J>oJ l ^ a & is ifL clothes on Easter Sunday dates Hobby Work Shown Last month the former called on plaints against South Africa.” tintll seat is dry and It will be taut from the early days of Christian­ aver In your company is respon­ ballot They are Jack E. Early, Needlecraft will be on display Neg^roes to demonstrate against who have attended all four will be Reverence and Serenity again. sible for the pension planu Don’t FALSE TEETH Charles W. Lathrop, Mary I. Mor­ asked to make recommendations Accompany the ILLUMINAT- ity, when newly baptized Chris­ at Bolton Public Ubrary tomor­ the pass system by -going without tians were clothed In garmenta of give up until you fuHy understand With Moro Comfort gan, Edmund J. Peresluha and row. continuing the emphasU on passes and letting themselves be Mot *Red»kin$* for action. ED rellgioua PICTURES, so ap­ For a Man’s Easter the answers offered you. iJ\' white linen. VAB'rraraja p f is ja n fYleda Post hobbies In celebration of National arrested and thus, by being in Jail, propriate and meaningful for this HARMAC MEN’S AND BOYS’ A searching study, "Pension The sample ballot axplaina that Library Week. damage the whites’ economy. The skin of an Indian la brown. . 'Much from lAttlm Lenten-into Easter season and SHOP, 946 Main Street, has the Funds and Eccmomic Power” by In prlmarie#. voting is for Individ­ tfterwards. Do see them at F. Window Cleaner just » p r^ » Work done by Mrs. Renato Coc- One thing parents should never The first sensational result of Fondness for painting themselves ■III III ^ $ Esster-lnto-spring apparel, ”he” Paul R. Harbrecht, SJ., .of the In­ ual candidates only and the party coni, Mrs. Frank Ulm, Mrs. Wil­ the Negroes’ action against passes with red ocher or other red pig­ A sapling can grow into a tree E. BRAY, Jeweler, 737 Main will wear with pride, and be well- Old nylon hose are fine for pol­ stitute of Social Order, St. Louis, Ifvers are locked so they cannot forget is that the day comes when Street together with the choice aa- ishing mirrors and windowa as the liam Roberts, Mrs. Josjiph Fred- they have to push their kids out canoe last week when between 70 ments led the American Indian to that may weigh l.OpO tons snd dressed for eve^ occasion. Tailor­ published by the ’Twentieth Cen- be operated. Voters are caution­ tower more than 300 feet into the •ortment of ahadow-box FRAMES) ed for good looks and comfort that material leavea ho lint and makes tw y Fund raises snd answers those ed to be sure to turn down the do, Mrs. A. J. Roberts, Mrs. Her­ of the family nest and say, and 80 of them were shot, and per­ be celled "” by early ex­ man Marihan and others will plorers, fur traders and colonists. sky—all from sim, air and water, PICTURES ("Head of Christ”, "A a man appreciates, the nationally- the glass shine. Questions and others more far- pointer above me name of each "You’re on your own; Good luck haps 200 wounded, by police while Home Bleaelng” ). EASTER cover the fields of towing, knit­ and God bless you.” • v demonstrating outside a Jail at plus chemicals and pilnerals from famous labels In SPORT COATS, reaching. candidate for uiiom they wish to CARDS this year plua those for SUITS, SLACKS and SPORTS- vote. The machine is so arrang­ ting, rug hooking, crocheting, A mother of a 19-ysar-old boy Sharpeville where many Negroes Oldest itone house In use ki the the eoil. Need Help nlth HeoaecIeanlngT It turns the spotlight on the CONFIRMATION and FIRST 'WEIA.R are your assurance of qual­ hpasa year EAOnai BAT ed, the explanation continues, that quilting, Uttlng, weaving, needle­ writes: ” Our son Has been out of were locked up for not having United States is believed to be the COMMUNION are beautifully in­ During April, MANCHESTER power that pension funds exert point and petit point. ’The library high school for a year, and a half passes. WMtfleld Houee built In 1839 In Fishermen in ttie Madlterraiissn ity throughout. You are Invited to LAUNDROMAT, 660 Center today and may exert In the future It la impoMible to vote for more Sea use b r i^ t lamps ps fish “belt” spiring. Send a wish for a Joy­ than the proper number of candi­ will bo open from 7 to 8 p.m. for and we can’t seem to get him to ’That word—Sharpeville --- will Guilford, Conn. The Rev. Henry OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT. Street, offers a SPECIAL PRICE on bur individual freedoms and on Anchovies are attracted by the ous Ehteter 'to friends, ahut-ina Dad. bflongs in the Easter parade. dates; in this case, 15. ■ the event. go to college, though he has probably become famous or In­ Whitfield used It both as a church family members near and far. on laundering and fluff drying, of the economic freedom of the na­ JANET'S lights and fishermen Just aco<^ tion’s major corporations. * No Disoasahm A display of worii In the field good mind and wo can afford to famous In African history meeting house and as a garriaon your heavy chSnille and heirloom Ready for the Easter parade, of fine arts atteacted good public send him. to fight off Indians. them Into their boats. ' The rabbit may have become a BEDSPREADS. Delegate some of this soft, cuddly bunny (dressed in This study points to serious Town Chairman Kraesicki, Se­ ’Then the two Negro organiza­ Spare the Oil symbol of Easter because of the H A T SHOP response last night Portraits done "He doesn’t even have a job, ’The pan in which a loaf of your heavy-duty laundering that a cute frock and flower bedecked weaknesses ^ the present pension lectman Patnode and Rolland Me though all of his friends are either tions, as a protest against the moon. World Book Encyclope­ bonnet) will be adored by the system, such as- the vaguenMs of 988 Mala MW74 .....loch*-did. not appear at the Com by'W alter Klar; pastels, water massacre, urged .Negroes to stay bread is to be baked should be oli- piles up at this house-cleaning, "Aeross from 9. W. B «19V xwlora and olU' by-Jdra. 0 » a r i la.acbool or 'working,. My hnshand dia exphdna that some ancient peo- pre-Easter season. Everything re­ little one. ownerships of fund saseta and the munity HaU last night to answw away' from thslr ■ joto. The- South M on the bottom only. ______plea considered the n^bbit a sym' Kreysig: painting on tiles, char­ Is getting.Ured of giving him Basie-aqd sew essy, this smooth ceives ..'gentle, thorough attention Pattern No. 2226 has complete legal problerru which mtist be at­ Coma sea us_l* our new atora; . the challenge of insurgents Early, money to keep up Ms car, have African economy, already hurt by fitting drecial laws for 3014. 3214, 2414, 2614. Bust 33 to gium and France. According to ning Herald. USO AVE, OF he be concerned about? I queried ^ p ea r "proves conclusively how other equipment were featured In handling- emergencies, Mt back by CHESTER CARPET CENTER. World Book Encyclopedia, one leg­ WATCH ’THE WINDOW FOR lA O S. GLOVES and FLOWBIS Tell him that you want very much HUNDREDS OF ITEMS, INCLUDING 311 Main Street, one of Connecti­ 47. Size 1414, 35 bust, 314 yards of AMERICAS, NEW YORK 88, N.Y. Father Harbrecht, and It was then lacking the Bolton Democratic a photographic display, arranged for him to get a college education, jailing several hundred Negro end says that the bells, which do MONEY - SAVING SPECIALS For Ist-class mailing add 10c that he outlined the questions I’ve LUMBEB, HARDWARE. PAINT, cut’s finest carpeting showrooms. S5-inch. EACH MONTH. party is In courageous leadership. by Howard Jensen and Philip but that you can’t force him to. leaders and, reportedly, whites To Order, send 35c in coins to:— not" ring from Good Friday to for each pattern. Print Name, Ad Just posed. Then point out that he has a who were sympathetic to them. MASON and EUlCTRlOAL SUPPLIES. Create an air of spaciousness in Easter, fly to Rome. They re­ They had been Invited to face the Dooley. There was a fine showing your home; minimize any cut-up Sue Burnett, ’The Manchester Eve­ dress with Zone snd Pattern Num­ Few pension funds, I learned, air three o f us In an open ^discussion of color sUdes, many of them choice. He can either go on and 'Then the egg broke, showing In ORANGEBURG PIPE, Ete. Hurrah! ning Herald. 1150 AVE. OF turn on Elaater and drop the eggs. Grate Idea ber. finish his education or accept the all Its nakedness the complete appearance; provide heavenly Expert Hat Cleaning In Town and to answsr our charges that views of Bolton. quiet and comfort with one visit AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. . When grating lemon or orange Have you ths '60 Album xbn- they had been untruthful In their liDBcheoB Benefits Church fact that his school days are over tyranny of the whrte Africans who It has partners y . Bring your hat to J. W. HALE rind, grate off only the out­ tainlng many lovely designs snd and that he is now responsible for kept the Negroes suppressed but to - MANCHESTER CARPET SHOE SERVICE now under the campaign letter. We challenged Six wemen of Bolton Congrega- CENTER. What an array of For Ist-cIasB mailing add 10c for side coating. Never cut Into the free patterns? Only 25c a copy! them to defend or verify any of Uonal Church prepared and served making his own way In the world. whose economy would come to a management of Mr. Lombardo, who white membrane aa this has a bit­ Tell Mm that there’ll be no more 1980 carpet offerings. Your aat- each pattern. Print Name, Addreaa the contents of the letter. Their a hot luncheon to 30 members of staggering halt withotit them. with Zone, Style No. and Size. has Lombardo Hatters in Hart­ ter, flavor. spending money 'coming from While many Negroes finally re- Isfactlon le guaranteed. ford. Your hat will be carefully Esator Is April 17 refusal to take up the challenge the Hartford Area Assessors' .Send 35c today for your copy of If last year’s coat or suit must can be Interpreted to mean that Assn, at Its meeting here yester­ mama and papa and that he will ttirhed to thek Jobs, many didn’t. CLEANED AND BLOCKED un­ not only have to get a Job bo stay Sweet and Soft the Spring A Summer issue of our 8«t Off Ysnr Spiteg Wardrobe do another season, ’’MARTINIZ- they In fact, have been untruthful day. Mrs. David Binning, Mrs. And jxrfice moved In with guns, 1C complete pattern magazine Basic der the personal supervision of Mr. in cigarette and gasoline money, clubs snd whips to smash those ^ IIR A SUPPLY ca Ever wonder why sweet muffins Lombardo. Use ypur charge ac­ With Just-right ACCESSORIES IN G” the ONE HOUR DRY and that they are imable to sup­ Charles C. Church, Mrs. E. Pierce but that you expect Mm to pay are softer than IhOee whh leas Fashion. > from CAMPUS JUIHORS, 950 CLEANING plant at 20 East Cen­ port the claims they have made Herrick. Mrs. ’Thomas C. Johnson, who stui count. S A H Grefn Stamps. Al­ for hla board and room at home. from woric or encouraged otheta BOLTON NOTCH—BH 8-2141 sugar? Sugar interferes with the ways plenty of FREE PARKING Main Street. Smart almpUeity and ter Street can bring back dulled against our candidacy.” Mrs. Richard C. Olmsted and Mrs It la no favor to a young man to development of the gluten—which Easter Grcettng Garda appealing charm keynotes acces­ color. Your garment takes on a It has been reported that sev A. Joseph Roberta will use the to stay away. It Sorely Paye To Drive Awaya on the adjoining lot Thursday-Friday-Satnrday encourage Mm to lie around home, In this moment of crisia the tnskee for toughness—In the flour. Full-color symbols of a . hopeful sories for the Junior Miss. Flow­ llke-new appearance after being eral Democrats are circulating proceeds of their effort to help letting papa support Mm when he new season abound in HARRI­ ered and milan straw HATS, 52.98 pressed and steamed into Shape. April 7-8-9 purchase a coffee um for the La­ South African white opposition Chill First another letter to party members should be either training himself ,A Spectacular NEW House SON’S, 849 Main Striset. Here When you wish to Whip evap­ to 57.98 include the classic cloche, Trust all your Important gar­ r bi support of Krzesicki. Patnode dies Benevolent Society of the for a career or earning his keep. Paint you’ll find the largest selection of orated milk, turn it into a refrig­ sailor, shell, capulet. Wonderful ments here. The work is painstak­ and Melodie and attacking the church. As long as you make the nest Do you have a problem with EASTER CARD&, east of the Con­ erator. tray and chill until - crys­ carry-alla are the HANDBAGS, ingly done right on the premises. .SPECIAL OFFER) GUP THIS ADVERTISEIIEIfr Insurgent group. Personal Notes safe and cozy and comfortable your house paint? 'Try SHER­ necticut River ’There ara rsUgious tals form around the edge—this trlnli tiny 'n tall In pouches. trained staff works With care I Bring this adv. wHh you and First Game Scheduled Miss Linda Smith, a sophomore why should your son decide to WIN-WILLIAMS, A-lOO LATEX cards for every dencmination, plua usually - takes 15 to 20 minutes. sa^helS, roomy tote In butter-soft and speed to bring you the modem exert himself? The first game of the Park Com- at Oberlin ' College in Ohio, is THUS IS ME IN MY HOUSE PAINT that ends paint FIRST COMMUNION and CON- ’Then ' whip until stiff, add the leather, woven fabric, wlckec service you want. Remember, too, I on a purchase, of niAolatery mtasion’a Junior baseball program spending the spring vacation with If you don’t give him a push to­ blistering because it "breathes” FIRMA’TION cards with space to amount of lemon juice needed, and that for crisp, smooth shirts, thqt ward ambition and independence straw, patents, 52.98 to '55.98, To 20% Discount has bean set for May S between her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. George SINGER Just enough to let underneath * fabrics you will reeeivs . . . record Important data aa a keep­ continue to whip \mtil extremely will have hubby admiring what n a n o 'ReaUy and Sheridan’s Ga- W. Smith of Shoddy Mill Rd. She the next thing you know he’ll be dangle and twinkle prettily, moisture escape without breaking sake token through the years. For stiff. TEENAGE JEWEtRY Includes he sees in the mirror. It’s TWO rage. has as her guest. Miss Margot bringing home a bride and you’ll JPTE the paint film. Not only does all the big and' little youngsters pendants and charm bracelets, 51 HOUR SHIRT SERinCE, 2B» In flha masaUma, plana have Morrow, of Oak Park, ni., a room­ have a couple to support So you A-lOO flow on easily (you’ll feel you remember at Bastertime, the Moths Have Good Taste and . West Middle Tpke. (near the DRAPERY o m I SUFCOYIN been made for conatrudion 'of a mate at school. had better get tough In a hurry, 109th ANKIVERSARY leas tired after a day of paint­ STUFFED ANIMAL TOYS, fresh 52 both for your son’q. sake and for ' They usually bite into your nicest Parkade). Get acquainted with GURTAIN MATERIAL rsguiatkin Mas clay field at Bo( Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. EUiott ing) but also you can paint the as spring, by ’’Steiff” of Germany woolen things. Prevent expensive r MATERIAL have returned to their Bolton Cen- your own. Three are we— me and my Kate Greenaway time-saving, work-saving conveni­ FOR'nSAN " " ton Dairy and lm|)ravefnent of the minute It stops raining. ’The and our own "Ka-klar” Company, damage by stocking up on ”EX- Corned Beef Hash Hswaiisn ence that is pot expensive. IN WHnE|3 and COLORS VALUE to 82A8 YARD with glovea going someplace nice. Daddy can weather-man has lost vjiis power will surely .please. Cuddly, care­ PELLO" products now from MAR­ Shape l ean (16 ounces) corned to delay your painting Job when fully made and detailed, many of LOW'S, 867 Main Street. You’ll beef hash Into 4 patties. Brush Looser- Lettaoe come, too. When the cape comes off my dress you use ArlOO. It dries In min­ them washable, the prices begin at find crystals, cakes and sprays 4 slices pineapple with butter or Hit the core end of , a head of Yards Sale Price 5 5 C Ytrii utes before Insects and dust can 75c. You’ll want a beginning col­ that serve a "not welcome” notice margarine. Place one corned 3 9 8 c you can see dut it has no sleeves. A real lettuce againrt the table and you’ll SALE-fi-THOM aettle to roughen the surface. lection of these appealing pets for on moths, as you store them away bee^ patty on each sli,ce of pine­ loosen the leaves so they will sep­ Your house stays looking “freshly apple and bake in 'a moderate calico print with the tiniest of flowers. Green yourself. safely in Mothproof Garment Bags arate easily. - EXTRA SPECIAL — COTTON PRINTS ...... J Y o N s SH panted" for years and years. and Chests available at MAR­ oven (350 degrees F.) 15 to 20 or blue. When the Job la done, brushes ' Fancy Fish LOW’S. Speed through your tedious minutes or until patty Is lightly Bring Faded dsnvss Back to life clean up under running water. Get Pretty garnish for fish: Cross chores with up-to-date HOUSE­ browned. With “ s e t f a s t ’ c a n v a s A-lOO LATEX HOUSE PAINT at BUTGHER UNEN PONGEE p n ifr s Sizes 8 to 6x,' $7.95, 7 to 12, $8.96. thin strips of pimiento over lemon CLEANING EQUIPMENT and p a i n t from PAUL’S PAINT SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO.. 981 slices and put capers in the center aids of every description to help Easter Egg Oakes s u p p l y Co., 646 Main St. Give LARGE ASORTMENT (REMNANTS) ...an d yon can open a Check* Main St. where the strijis meet. Comple­ you clean walla, floors, windowa Ibcpect squeals of delight when your awnings a beauty treatment, OF COLORS Mnntor aocooiit* W it h any amount ments the flavor of the fish! efficiently, and then the WAXES you serve EASTER EGO CAKES also lawn chairs, beach umbrellaa remomlier ‘'Wheat Storage and POLISHES to put a gleam and from PINE PASTRY SHOP,-658 and summer rugs. One coat of Open Daily c f moBoy yon choose. Sounds like Store cracked 'wheat in a cool Sprlag Suits shine upon everything. Center Street, Shaped like a giant "SETFAST’ will renew canvas to 9 to 5:30 3 Y«rd8 9 8 c Yard 4 9 C a pn tty azrangement, doesn’t dry pdace to prevent rancidity. ’That do wonderful things for egg, it is all cake that IS frosted look fresh and bright again and your figure are on display at WIL- Mold-e-Caka and decorated with sweet symbols to make IL last several seasons itT Itia. Ib fasMea aews in OslUng All Fishermen ROSE DRESS SHOP, 605 Main St. If you have an 8 or 9-lnch ring^ of spring and Ekuter. Individual longer. Twelve summery colors to Thurs. and Frl. this... Gently sculptured 0'ri4, go-wlth-everythlng Grey BUNS regularly during this Len­ SHIRLEY TEMPLE complete stock of FISHING pan) for the topping. ten sesaon.They come out of the up your summer furniture now. 177 HARTFORD ROAD*-M l 3-7322 EQUIPMENT, and ACCESSORIES is the season’s popular shade.- your dtecks; you don’t have to buy Prices are 539, 549, and 559. ovens FRESH DAILY and are > inspired and approved also wearables. Chat snd spin, .Room to Grow they fragrant and delicious. Nicer BJeo a whfde hook in advance. rod ’n reel outfits are excellently Clutch style TOPPERS designed Rice grains cooked in a little fat to go smartly over everything In Food expands when frozen. At no IChon** c 25 cent monthly service priced 55.95 and up. “ S A H” last one half Inch should be- al­ before boiling are likely to stay your wardrobe are tagged- 519.98 GREEN STAMPS with every pur­ lowed aa headspace for dry-packed To- Season Broiled Meats separate, but they will not swell to ., Grey, beige, navy. Broiled meats should not be FOR MOTHER'S DAY.-MAY 8 dunge on your CheckMaster ac> chase. 539 fruits snd vegetables and three- so much aa they 5° when they are COATS FOR GIRLS fourth Inch for those packed in seasoned until after browning, boiled'without the precooking. count...but (jhops and steaks should be broil­ liquid or hyrup. these few pennies ed on one side, seasoned, turned, Mutual Funds btoiled on second side and sea­ bring you a reg* C—Tbe pfinceu Kns... It 8-w-e-l-l-s Wood For maximum safety, Income ”CHAIR-LOC” from JOHNSON soned. If seasoned before brown­ and growth, you should check the ular M bN T H L Y •Uj^cHSty IMiHprated to on ing, "hioisturs Is brought to the advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS PAINT CO. 723 Main Street, will cut lean surface of the meat and floww l. Smthed tfopunte tighten loose chairs without re­ available at your New York Stock atiiteinent of your deters its. browning. Exchange Member, SHEARSON^, pcMwif peceni the bowNent moving rungs. Simply let a few CheckMaster account so drops of (3HAIR-LOC trickle slow­ HAMMILL AND (XIMPANY, 918 •M . Detachable aver^ or that you/know right ly Into the socket until the wood New Ideas In Needlework Main SL Mitchell 3-1571, e l white royoe ttoen-veoVe THE SHOE WITH THE MAEIC SOLS swells tight to stay firmly wedged. Fashions for your home follow where it stands, every as important a changing course ak Beef Favorite leach a fre»h toiKh. Novy, red, Dozens of uses will be found for Add horseradish and grated ap­ monCft. That’s not true o f CHAIR-LOC In the home for the fashions you wear. Y O, U R blue, aqua, coral, qold, YARN SHOP, 50 Cottage Street, ple to whipped cream for a de- tightening and . repairing loose lightlul sauce to serve with boiled accounts that aend you chairs, ladders, kitchen tools and has the 1960 materials snd de­ signs that are smartly suitable in beef. Add enough salt to point up a statement only every t h r e e workbench equipment. CHAIR- flavors. LQC is not a glue. It SWELLS the home of today. With gifts for Easter and Mother’s Day to think months. You want CheckMastte’s Sizes 1 to 4, $19.95 WOOD JOINTS TIGHT. Quick, - MUk Dressing Kpred in y p monthly atatemeht,. and you’ll 3 to 6x, $19.95 clean, easy. '“ , about, you’ll find the prettiest Don’t forget that salad dreasing 7 to 14, $24.95 needlepoint p i c t u r e s that adds to the nutrients gf a maal. haveiitl For Quick Pies are easy arid fun to make. What For family, fare, it’s a goqfi idea I t you don’t have a CSheckMaater You can make up pie dough, world of satisfaction in a cus­ to make one occaalonally, ot un­ roll It out, cut It In 12-lnch tom-made gift. Come Into YOUR diluted evaporated milk, adding SM. ducking account now-^give your* Ya r n s h o p and look around CiieckMaster Attend rounds and wrap each round in lemon Juice or vinegar, kugar, salt, adf this tame saving convenience! molsture-yapur-P«»«7 P#Ber: You’re sure to start, thinking, pepper and other seasonings. MOTHER’ S RING Pancake Into the fteezer to use as needed. have Just the place for that” or Pay your bills by mail in the com* > Feetiyal "wouldn't that be ths p e r f e c ' An luveslment Yielding Over S% The gift iheM cherish forever Span the Seasons In 6tyle gift.” - "We suggest the. purchase of a fort o f 3rour Own borne—let the '' ‘ Second Twin band^ of gold-for Mother and Fathar . . f Birthttones* tignifying aaeh akfU. checking Congregational The FsAlon Dept, of MONT­ UnLdTY HOLDING COMPANY postman do year walidng for yovu GOMERY WARD COMPANY has liver and Bacon Spread stock. Detailed Information re­ You can arrange for your Check* Church unpacked for your fiaater-lnto- 6hop 4 allocs bacon and cook garding this company may be had Here, is a gift that Mother will cherish No other gil* eoujd mean so much • to April 28 BUihmer wardrobe a collection of UB^ crisp. Remove bacon, cook by writing or calling' COB'URN always, and wear with pride,'for the your Mother, to your wife, to aay Master in a matter o f minutes at DRESSES you’ll want to try on 1 pound thinly sliced beef or pork a n d MIDDLEBROOK, INC., 829 mother dear to you . , < . for aiiaivur> 'accoinA! 11 A.M.^—8 P.M, Main S t Mitchell. 3-1105'.” Mother’s Ring, radiant with the mem­ any c f our offices. • Whether you are -a young girl or a liver in bacon drippings slowly un­ ories that only a mother' can have, t*lU tary, birthday or “ just becauae. grandma or In-between, there are til browned but not hard. Put the story of her life. And so heauti- Mother’s Rings, are custom made to WONDERFUL SELECTION styles to fit and flatter you liver through -food chppper and JACKET DRESSES giv«> you I combine wiU) bacon, % cup. chop­ The Inquirer fully! . .'. Two hands of 14lt gold for yonf ehoice of white or yelloi^ gold, double feature for one price. Ifs ped celery, 1 tablespoon pickle father and Mother are joined together arid so designed that stone* may ho a spring ensemble now and a cool, relish and % cup mayonnaise. by the stone of tlfo month of each Serve aa sandwich spread. Yield ' added at a future date. ' .. Tlie ConneeKeut Bank sleeveless dress lo take you child in the fauiily. . •rirsiasris ^ through a sizzling' summer. Jack­ 2 cups. . MANCHESTER < AND'nuiST COMPANY ’ ets go to all lengths to please you AND BELMONT Mother’s Ring with single gem, only $2.'5.ob. With two birthatones, ISO.OOj tkiM from b^ief, wadst-skimmJng ones A Coiffure Needs a S|»rbig stones, $35;00 etc., (plus tsx> . . ,. SsHsfsrtion gusrsnieed. Overhaul - 1 I to ^4 coatev (See the bikek dress $ 1 . 4 9 with % coa4 of black and white With new bats PtftUug the lime­ RUG GLEANING 00. ^ p a y ONLY 75e WEEKLY serving 2rO>nnectieut Communities plaid, 512.98.) From sunny Sicily light .joa your hair, SCHULTZ up comes the. "Gondolier Check” BEAUTY' SALON, 988 Main IS MJ^NAWAV ST. I Street auggeata a PERRMANRNT I fBilAL OEPOSir INSURANCe GORPORAHON • VEMMl fOmiEKWE SffTElil DRESS to span the seasons. Ro­ .For those who care Assorted Styles, Colors mantic aa Paris are the DANCE WAVE FOR EASTER. Spring Is DRESSES of nylon chiffon over the eoltture'-conseious sitoson. Try for their rugs. flowered taffeta or pollahed dot- a new) ^ r-a ty le psriu a pro- GUSTAFSON’S ton, 510 to 512.68. An snUre group feasUiiial ahaping and ttaring TEL Ml 3-0012 Of SPRING DRESSE» at $5.98 in­ Mt. But do MAKE YpUR AP­ SHOE STORE clude svtry-posslbls style (cot- POINTMENT NOW. Bookings for riOK BF AMD OBLIVBBT rayons, cords) In lIlMSS as far ahead aa Good Friday ara 80% ,OAlH AMD OABBT tn MAIN ST. Advertbe in Th^ Herald-—It Pays 70S MAIN STBEET— MANCHESTER fUUag up t u t MItcEen I-89SL PAGE TW IM T- t KBMI MANCHESTER EVENmC HERALD, MANCHESTER. tONNVWEbNESDAY, APRIL 6, 19;80 ItANCHDESTEB EVSNINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AITOIL 6, 1996

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Barry Latman shanM Ua- >nto Ffencena, Rocky CoUVlto POVXlWFUL SVJEEPOP 0V , thon IWbatbaU StPStSrtburg, - •MBr that lEauld ba ha DsHm haa to gamtUo at abort With run producuao .Po s t / s h o d l o s t a r t , (A^ThB Chidiio WtiHh Sox and at flrat baaa brow. Bob Alliaoo and Jim Lsmon prove. Frank Baumknn, Jake fltrik' snd Held represent ’ MV SHOULOESSA U AxookMiMr pUTarralm t in Iba mgUA. a c a ^ , Cltlco Fernaodaa i er and Don Ferrarese provide left- COTTINK.VOO . cam for It for don’t scaiB you. Thdy Just B an iaT w wlU) Big Steve BUko. Baitlmwa ia and stiu haa a two-man pitddng power. START PAYlMHii, staff compoasd of Camllo Pascual handed bullpen strengttr -toe club Dykes has Frank Lary, Jim ll.Contuqr plant SPropotltian llMantallp SlDaparlf abd Ilkctor Lop** can thootlng the Works With a young 14 An opam atar beat you. ThSy slAsh; team h aaed on a ,fusty-«hookod and Pedro Ramos. did not have laat year; Bunning, Don Moasl and Paul Foy- 5 Whan moat aound SSHfutamandf bust and eke out rdns.WhUB anipt at any moinaat HerriUe Spring " " -alnsa It ^ehara po to Stlrldiamitttp pitching ataff, that ahouid Improve The White Sox, or course, are. tack who can stop anybody on a IT Birda of pn x Bawarar, the TantMO niteUng not without problems. Who can say The Tanka, of course, have had gtven day . although Moaal and U Soak up- work 16 Brand 461nauirar - the other fellow waita for tbs auu la auaeMonawa. it Atpenda, aa the year conttnuaa. Kanaaa City 16 Color long imlL Hmy-throw iR»- a has apmced up with Hsnk Bsuer, that Ted Klusxewskl, a lata season horribis spring. They floundarSd Foytaek had arm trouble. Fer­ dinsagamont SSBanaath .dlCaptiani to a great extant an ^ abUlty of flash, can stand up under ths full in the cellar « toe Ornto*»ul‘ llAlUanes announea* S4 Back of Back Man dafbtiae to pifotoist a vatartii p i t ^ fio ^ dm ibdtt. Uvturiay cu re­ Norm SlabutB snd Don Larson but nandes does not figure to hit but BY V. T. HAMLIN so Rant ing Bta«.. fia ahort, thS O d ija ths pitching sttU is too thin and grind with bis history of back League for a Ume. But there are could provide adequate shortstop A L L E Y OOP manta SSPlaatie 438panMiitvar gain ua 1166 iarm, and u short explanatiaoa Mantle held out and ' aURB.Y>iOU OONT SI Tppa meaanraa a aolid ball club w/th tha a t * K the mtltid queaUGnable. UYiuble? Can G eiry Staley, who play. tigers are also a littis AW.ANT Rxxi’p 0N0USUPPO6E WTREJOaV BlAndad Intradiant dSAgppqrdaai Uvea up to an the nice tbinga -aaid was late reporting after whl^_ he Tha WE O N SET rr WELL SONG need ALL TH » M 32 Union 6 Ohio dtp 31A ppUeeman their pitching the Only guaiUBn- Here’s ths why U loofca fn appeared in 67 games, and Turk thin .on catching.' The big hole is HM« BJOU6H mambara paj nbout nla work for Rlchmand in Lown, a BBqraihe performer, do It waa slowed down la hk condition­ EENSElO DO BACK HERE TOTRV! MAGIC WATER, ' ' 7 Bidiop'a waart iV 4 4 ^ .AjarntW inqiroso abla factor. . UR Utomatianai laague, . It ^ I d bare. tha esaond line pitching. •WROUSHTHE^ DO YOU? tham Since tho Chiaodc* untartuhata (to again? Staley is 89, Lown S5. There ing a knee aUmont.jflhert, the that AFTER tarritorp STAn intarpreterdOBraadapratd be a b a ^ year for CaaBy Stan 1. young man who la expected to.be s Kldfile Infield EfiEIKIS WHAT TIMEMACHINEr S4'mtlMUt OPaala doaalt 47 Animal Amarloaa Laaguara) aantuia in Iba uways la the question of Barly ' faallnf gel, t. New fork startmg pitcher, didn't gat. out of Paul Rtchslda., beams whan hs happened to B Ration SSNatwofk*. 46Saaaa«ln World Sorioa, Mamaaar Al Ixipot Wynn. 40, whoce' 32-10 per record talka about hie young pitchers like SOAninvaator Olaveiand’a tradee bUUt a aoUd a devolaad nade him the only 20-gama winner the A m y until the end ot M6vch. lOBapiraa SOW attod BOAlao haa added powar in Mteni* hOnaao, 4. Detroit M ilt Pappas,- Jerry Walker. Jack biqnU Roy giavara and Oana F raaaa ^ Inflald. Frank Lena' gat aacond in the league. Could this be the Ralph Tarry Isn’t out y e t STMufioal bfl7ff»ffin 'Johnny. Temple add third 6. BaMimoM year when Wynn wiU run out of Maris’ first real tok win coma Firiier £at rookie C3iuek Eatrsds. 1 1 1 1 r out g iv iv up front Una atrangth. 4, Kansas He haa Jackia Brandt will do •yllabla Bacaiioo Cmieago i^pbarn to have haaaman Buttba^PMIfipfe hm vMy gas? when he attempts the dlflfoult laft- SO Andant KiWl 1 have givan up too raiMh la O B l^^- 7. Boston . To balance these problems, field at the atadlum. So fSr he ^ too Job for the Driola* in eentsr i r Btrengthanad a pemiaatfWlmilng A Washlngtsa 'ORlYES S3 Mora lovad J* tiah a 16-gamo wianar, and had a g e n e FltoMEgE diapoaaaofH- 1 Staadiafa 1660 mudi to mtk at a young atatt, even has Bari Torgeson to back up Big good spring. Bbb ^ o tL Kiinaat City’s rookie aOAnotolo^ fw thia ahoultf We the ban, not be able to play many, games. W. U I club. • ■ .. a Staff that ,abowad ao much Klu and Fiesae, who hit 28 homers l ^ t e y Ford has lo nABaflar, ia aiqkslmaBtlng on all traatait promlao a year ago. Ths retirement of Jackie Jansen for toe Phils, figures to drive in fronts, tr y ia f to. fightan up tha in­ • t Jamaa ...... 67 U J New Tork, it aayaaiwa bare,hate, ia ^tha WRs s stiff blow sad toe pitdiing la old self hut Turley, . , l^thn^wm Hi|^ 678aewaed Baeond Oonko fhaUWlaUiStWa^ Datrait haa fine front line pihdi- more runs thisn raillips or BUIy field while ftnilnK n palee for Ids CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER St Individual main threat Tha only so-so. Washington will be with new deUveriea, hit No. 1 ...... 89% 40Vi J«5 Rogar Maria to the .atadbim nora l i « , plue the bate of A1 Kaiina and (Joodman. the 166* third btueman. hard. A rt Dltmsr whs arrSttO In stable «f goM outasldsrs. Ray . 408tata Jim Landis, only 26, is improving Minneapolis

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ijRIMEFRIlT Miami Beach, Fla,, April 6 (iPl^out. Kerwln, 24, waa victoriosia In . ■ Today ; — A hotel brilroom will be th# as of S8 ring appearances. Reo Senior Playoff daala be- U Spring lavlah aettlng'of a 10-round fight The ballroom'* 4,800 at twsen Haadquarters Co, , and Shj^ tonight between Jay FuUmar, ready have been sold oiit to a Ann at Commttnlty T at 8:80 Sacramento, Calif.—Zora Fol- brother of the middleweight cham­ boxing dhow aponaor, y;ho banded p.m. _ _ _ _ _ Stan Works Hard, the tickets out among ntqinbars of • ■ t A ley, 198, Chandler. Arja., outpoint­ pion Gene, and Gale Kerwln. ed Clarence Willlama, 200, Hay- Kerwln, who fights, out of Val­ the National Tobacco Distributing l e a d s PEBC Training Assn, which is in convention here. Ey EAM, YOGT wartl, Calif., 10.- ley Stream, N. Y.. U Wiled as Cabo Blanco, Peri* (P); y T N gt Petersburg, Fla.—Look Oakland. - Calif.—Johnny Gon- welterweight champion o f Cfuiadk. third annual North Ahiertch« Big Corrected Trouble allKM: Veteran Whltey Ford and aalves, 1S5H. Oakland, outpointed Both are In the lighter braaketd of Amarillo. Tex.—Alvin (Chief) i fiawng matches to he h^d aff r^ k ie Eddie Short. New Yotk Bobby Scanlon, 186 1-4. San Fran- the welterweight class and prob­ Williams, 175. Oklahoma City, out­ here, AprU 8-84 w W .h|W fan»ay W. L. Pet. pitchere. Botji stand the pointed Donnie Fieeman, l66, Mid- Boak of Whftellilt Bay, WW.. I*#d» ciaco, 10. ably will go In at albout t40 pouftda Chicago ...... 13 6 .501 saifje height, weigh the same, have San Antonio, Tex.—Manuel for their match to be natlOnallj' -lothian, Tex., lO. ing the Centoal SUtes teaaa Thiea other teams in the competition will Of 1959 Collapse Boston ...... 12 0 .571 Wqnd half and both throw left- Oontala*. 187, Odeaaa. Tex., out­ televised (A B C ) at lO p.m. (B S T) Los Angelea-rDo.ug Vaifiant, Ksnsas City ...... 13 10 .685 Purchased 138, Cuba, outpointed George handed. pointed Rip Randall, 140, Tylir, i BSilImer, 23. has won 19 of 24 reprcMnt the Paoiflo Coa*t> Gulf Baltimore ...... 11 11 .500 IflghU, Including aeven by knock- Berry, 158,^ Angeiea, 10. coast and Atlantic Coast. Detroit ...... 10 ,10 .500 Tex.. 10. Diok Stuart, flmt baeeman with ...... - ...... ~ Cleveland ...... 8 13 .381 From Cubs His Pirate*. I* still a clow-n at New York ...... 8 15 .348 heart. One recent day he showed fth e Cardinals was revealing as to Washington ...... 7 14 .333 ‘ By E AR L YOST New York, April 6 YEAR clubhouse, with the sweat ped my hands. I had a hitch,” Milwaukee ...... 11 9 .550 the bench, are doing their basea." literally .rolling off his brow Musial said) putting his right hand best to shore up their short­ Los Angeles ...... 9 8 .529 Georg# Slsler. a member of iikie water from a faucet, Stan bj his left ear in a level arc. " I San Francisco ...... 10 11 .476 comings. Short on pinch hitters, haseball'a H*U of Fame and win­ have to hit like this,” he added. Cincinnati ...... 9 11 ,450 the Giants yesterday bolstered Musial was taking a breather ner of the American League bat- Here’s a low from the boilinfr Florida eun. He "Well, there was no chance to Philadelphia ...... 7 11 .389 their major weakness vdth the pur­ work it out then. But down here, I chase of power-hltto" Dale Long Ung championhhlp in 1920 and ■had Juet completed the usual 90- 1921 with average* Of .407 and mlmite momlnc workout, and de­ was very careful about my stride. Tuesday’s Results from the . ' .420, ia H baiting coach and In- termined to make a comeback af­ You've got to get body into it, but Cleveland 8, Los Angeles* 4. It was the second deal, in a ter a dismal 19.W season, had not to much',"- he offered. St. Louis 9, San Francisco 6. WMk for the Giants and the fifth atniotor with the Pittsburgh Pi­ rate#. When Babe^ Ruth of the worked as hhrd as the p'eenest - ' Peculiar Stance Boston 12, Chicago (N ) 9. player transaction completed by priced NYLON TIRE rookie. Milwaukee 5, Cincinnati 3. major league clubs in the last Yanka won the A.L. home nin title Musial's batting stance 1s one In 1920 with .54. Slelor waa run­ Forty candles will Be needed for of the most peculiar in baseball as Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 5. nine days as activity reached a ner-up with 19. Muslars birthday cake in Novem­ he bends his right knee when he New York 9; Chicago (A) 3. peak with opening day six days ber and there la a question wheth­ eyes 'the pitch coming in. Kansas City 13, Washington 5. away for the National League and Bug eyed: "I’ve never seen an.T- er or not this all-time National "I've always lunged at the ball . Detroit' 14, dBaltimore 4. less than two weeks o ff for the thing 1U<0 it iu ^ year* In base­ you can trust! League great can come back from in the Spring. Couldn't wait to American. ball," Manager Casey Stengel of a disappointing .2M batting mark a murder it. But this time, I was The Giants, beaten by,St. Louis year ago. Hia average dropped 82 careful. Then It began to come and the Yank* chortled. He whs refer­ 9-6 yesterday as' their exhibition ring to an incident Involving pointa and hia output I've been hitting good again” he record dropped to 10-11, also have was only 14. It’s truly one of the said. The former Donors, Pa., res­ Other Sports pitcher Mark Feeman during a re­ strengthened their bench with the cent exhibition game. While op the beet human intereet atoriea of the ident is well over the .300 mark to trade that brought Jim Marshall W a i t i n g f o x — white Sox second baseman Nellie Fox has b/all in glove waiting to Grapefruit League season. date. mound, with two runners on lp|se, from the' Boston Red Sox. tag out ’ Tony Kubek in fifth inning of yesterday’s game. Catcher Dick first and second. Freeman took his Florida spring training for Mus- Musial looked thinner, than a Page 23 STAN MUSIAL Long, a lefthanded bitting out- Brown’s throw to Fox caught Kubek when Kubek attempted to steal. (A P Photofax) signal from the. catcher, startod )al and the Cards ended last Sun­ year ago and knowing that he had fielder-flrst baseman, as is Mar­ his motion. Just ns be was ready day. Tueaday the regular season Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y. with­ worked harder this spring than in shall, hit .236 for the Cubs last '69, I asked for the reasons. to deliver the ball to H>e batter, a opens in San Francisco. out too much trouble. seison with 14 home ruins and 37 "Several weeks before the train­ hug settled in his eye. FreemaA Biting the skin off an orange, Trying to explain last year, Stan RBI In 110 games. Marshall, for ing season opened I expected Local Sport broke his motion, flicked at the the Red Bird favorite was ready the Man had this to say. workouts In St. Louis. I had added whom the Giants gave up pitcher. Poor Hitting Pitchers bug and heard the umpire cry out, to change into a dry sweatahlrt "W e (Manager Solly Hemus and several inches around my waist­ A1 Worthington, compiled' a .252 “ Balk!” when I aettled down to a queetion Musial) agreed I should''tak? It Chatter A70x15 line. I knew that if I ' lost this mark In 108 games during the They aaid It couldn't be done but and answer period. easy. I thought plenty of rest . Blaekwoll weight, I could get the bat around 1959 campaign' while hitting 11 round' Ste\T Bilko, perhaps the “ I knew what my trouble waa would keep me strong late in the homers and accounting fo r 40 ski CLUB meeta tonight at 8 Hurt Only Themselves REC SENIOR FLAG W IN N E R S; Shy-Ann. Restaurant^-won the pennant in Rec Senior tube-type a lot faster. I feel in great shape, slowest man in the majors, has last year. I ’ve corrected It. I can season. Now I^, know * that waa RBI, my. weightJ b the .same but live last o’clock .-at theParkade. Lanes alTsady otolen two bases for D e­ Leaffue thix wihtor and toriight meets Headtiu^r^rA Co- m The BAHie plus tax ■ iBt ;SOO again. I want to -play 126 wrong. Tve g o t ’to keep plaiylng. In another trade yesterday, the (Nursary). A'ahort'businesa meet­ ' ftonea,*' Muaial answered when several inches around my hild-sec- troit In Grapefruit League play. of\ the best of three series for playoff honors. to right, front row, Tom Cur- end Maybe rest a day every two weeks. tlon.'My legs feel great. Kansas Oty A ’s swapped pitcher ing ia Bcheduled followed By elides By EARL YOST qttRTted on We outlook. - "Oh, I can't play both snda -of r a i 'Torn Mason. Bob Willis'. Bob Fiske. Back row. Bernie August, Norm Burke, Pmky ^ recappoble Musial, finished? Bob Grim to Cleveland for relief and bowling. __ _ Herald S^rto E^tor —— Good Oredentiala doubleheaders. A fter I play a game What do bail player* do at the : Hol^nthalv Stan ^m a and Jo e Shea, J Hera^ by Pinto) ______^ ' tire "i knew last year, even when I apeoiallst Leo Kiely, who P<^ad ball park while jiwalting a gamer-: For 17 seasons, Muisal has been now I feel little tired.- I know wasn't hitting, that 1 could still a 3-3 mark last year. Grim' 'was E R N IE JOHNSON, former local Tampa, Ha.— “ Any pitcher who doe,sn't work -bard on Aftsf living close io fh'e New YprY wtth the Cards. Only once during that I would be. exerting myself, hit. the- ball. 1 knew I could come 6-10 wtth the A ’s. 1 pro basketball, player, has been learning how to hit is only hurting himself, his team and hii Ynnkees and St. Ixiui* Cardinals i this apan, last year, did he fail to and perhaps hurting myself, by back. I never doubted It for a min­ Boost Record given his unconditional release by for the past two weeks It ran be reach the charmed .300 Club. His chances of staying around in the major leagues,” Fred Hutch­ trying to play two games In one ute.” The Man said as he buttoned The A ’a, meanwhile, boosted the Cleveland Indians. The fo rm ^ answered thusly, card playing, Ufotlme average stands at .337, day.” inson told this reporter at Lopez Field where the Cincinnati up his Jersey and asked to be ex­ their spring record to 13-10 with a Boston and Milwaukee Brave story telling, reading mail, answer­ Man in Decision which' should be pretty goc^ cre- Having changed Into a dry shirt, Redlegs are in training, cused In time to take his place In 13- 5 victory over Washington and righthander was with Baltimore ing correspondence and Just plain dentlala to get into the linll of Musial told how a movie taken by the regular lineup. Hutch, preparing for his first the Indians defeated ' the World last year. Cleveland asked waivers renting. Brnt story teller on the on the 35-year-old pitcher before season as manager of the Rto- Tanks Is Mickey Mantle, who really Champion , legs after taking over last sea­ 8-4. giving him his releajie. wowrs hi* teammate*. son for Mayo Smith on July 8, In other games, New York WATKINS and Civitan meet to­ knows a little about what a player drubbed the Oiicago White Sox, Wintering In Florida and a regu­ Several Positions Undecided Winiijers on Cape night at 7:30 at the West Side Rec should do with a bat in his hands, lar patron at At Lang Field for the e 0-3, Detroit chlbbed Baltimore, Win ^ ,G O O D / ¥ AR While an active player with the 14- 4, nttshurgh edged Philadel­ in the final American Volleyball baMball games is retired Manches­ Manohestor residents, Gina . Hutch was not ter painter-contractor John Mc­ phia, 7-5, Boston heat the Chicago League match of the season. W at­ As UConn Drills for Opener and Sherwood Martin, captured kins, defending champions, must only a winning pitcher but a fine Cann. Culba, 12-0, and Milwaukee turned /fp>_eU on when ha took a breather mld-wcentive from the way th# crowd the 10th annual Cape Coders hitter and a .fellow often called back Cincinnati, 5-3, In a night win one of . the three games to was cheering m*. U tat makes you Courageous Sports C^r Rqlly at upon for pinch-hitting duties. '^*'Ontalde of seeing more curve way throujh the second quarter. ^Storrs — With the baseball sea-^some service a year ago before game. clinch honors. Should Civitan win “ Cousy’s back. \That s the feel good. ! MfeJ’M 's tin t Tum pIlA- Provlnoetown, Mass. Piloting all three points, Watkins and Cor- " It just irks me to see a lot of balls, there hae b e ^ 'little differ- By that time he had engineered a ■on opener leas than three weeks being injured. Daryl Spencer plagued hia for­ story.” \ 'Th at flrationg baakat I got an A lfa Romeo, the SUk Clly rentl Insurance would wind up In these young pitchers who hate to ene* between the- '.American and drive that broke the game open, away. University of Connecticut The outfield, which was deplet­ mer Son Francisco teammates, helped me a lot, but I ’d mads up Provm tlTInt!/ residents became the first two- a deadlock for first place. Cor- get up there and take their s\rings National lepgun pitching,” mas- Boston’s Bill Russell was 'giving Boston a 48-30 lead. baseball Coach J. O. Christian has ed after the graduation of All- homering in the ninth Inning for St. Louis was only one point my mind to shoot anyhow. It’# time winners of the oldest event renti’s lost ground last week when in batting practice, or those that alve Ted. KInszewski of the White pared his squad to 31 men after Americans B ill. Stevens and Moe the cards to break a 4-4 tie and talking about the treat- per­ rldiculoua to get eo annoyed after | of its kind in the country. the Latvians posted a 3-0 win, the swing half-heartedly. Sox told me. The muscular first back, 25-24, when the big push two weeks of workouts in the gym­ Morhard.t as well as Ken Cullum, ignite a five-run rally. Ellis Bur­ - haaomsn. who starred at the plate formance of teamrhate Bob 10 years.” Another Manchester couple, defeat knocking the Insurancemen "Many times during the course started. Couay scored on one of his nasium and one on the first floor will have to be rebulltf In Its en­ ton also homered for St. Louis ^ for the Pale Hose against the Cousy. who led the Celtics to a dazzling layups, worming hia way Audrey and j^orman Eaton, out of fir^t place. of a season a pitcher comes up to vlUl 127-102 playoff victory over Sliared SpotUgkt of the spacious Field House. tirety. Listed as outer gardners while Jimmy Davenport, Orlando D ^ e r s bi the World Series, past three defender*. Then he But Cousy had. to attar* a bit of H «n fiM ibfi b«8t Nylon tim you can ftt placed high in thC‘four-leg rally bat in a situation where a hit the St. LouU Hawks lost night. The New IQngland and Yankee on Coach Christian’s ' roster are Cepeda and Willie 'McCovey efen- RECREATION CENTER ac­ playad H year* In the N.L. with struck on a long, one-hand push the spotlight with Helnsohn, who which Included a Held o f 112 would drive In a run. or decide a The decision gave Boston a 3-2 fit th » low priee! And thi» ifi not Juit Conference champions of UConn Dom Dehllno, Dan GervaSl, Tony nected for the Giants. tivities at the East Side, West .Side CbralBnati aad( Pittsburgh before shot. Then he set up Tommy pumped in 34 points for scoring 1 which raced from Bourne game. I used to get nearly as edge in the best-of-sevjn \ series ofdlnfiry Nylon. You get ffimou* 8-T should have no problem as far as Lombardi, I^ n Mendence, and Ray Herbert became the first and Commimlty Y for junior 'mem­ going to Chicago. “ M y back feels Helnsohn for another and Boston honors. Bridge at the Cape Cod Canal much fun out of hitting as I did In great." ho added. This *pring, Klu pitching Is concerned this spring. Bryce Roberts, Kansas City pitcher to’ hurl nine bers will cease for the Indoor sea­ that shifts to St. Louis for the was in front to stay. Couay wound "I thought. Helnsohn played a | TOplO’Tfim pi^ Nylon — Nylon fit to to Ftovinoetown. The Eatons pitching,” Hutch added as he kept hasn't been hitting for distance, but sixth game tomorrow night The Christian has an impressive list of Returning veterans in the In­ were driving an MGA. Innings and also smacked a grsind son Friday .'night. Senior members up with 21 ^InLs and 10 aasists. fantastic game,” Macauley said.' .12 pitchers on his squad. There’s Socker an eye peeled In the direction of COL. hi* average Is most respectable. seventh game, if neceaaarj’,: will very bfigt to give you longer tiie life end field are Co-Captains Tom Halll- slam homer in the A's 13-hlt at­ will be allowed to use the facilities. the batting cage! "I wouldn't say Couay was the "H e’s the most underrated player no doubt that some of them will well, a first basemeiii, and Ted tack. Pete Daley and Dick W il­ be in Boston Saturday aJterq^oon. extifi fififety. IVede todfiy! G et the biggeet sun Physically Fit difference.” St. Louts Coach E<1 In the league.” have to fill in as outfielders and Koaior, a third baseman, along liams backed Herbert with home JIM M Y M U R R A Y has been re­ Never a 29-game winner, Hutch's Most out of shape looking base­ Cousy was th« hey to the \ de- l^lugger at 18 ^ Rocky Colavito of the Still physically fit and no heavier ball player I noted during my Macauley said. "But he's the i Macauley refused to make a pre­ low priced 3-T Nylon Tire vfilue ever In the infield where graduation with shortstop Tony Attansoslo. runs and the Senators got a pair elected secretary-treasurer of the highest win totals were 18 In 1947 ! cialon that gave the defending Clevel^d Indians hopes than when he hung up his. glove In and 17 In 1950, ' travels was Smokey Burges* of quarterback. When he's up, the diction on the outcome of the play­ last June cut a heavy swath. Central Connecticut District champions the whip hand in c A e r ^ ! Other Infield aspirants are Den­ from Bob Allison. 1953, after eight full seasons with. . 'AiVhen Hutchinson strode up to Cincinnati. The roly-noly Redleg team is up. He gave them the offs. - , Heading the list of hurlers are Miami, Fin. (JF) — O f t l » 39 to increase his l\ome run Board of Approved Basketball Of­ playoffs. The long-time |tor had ny DiCarli, Gerry Lusteg, B 111 Vic Power and rookie Walt Detroit, Hutchinson likes his frajn ^ the plate as a batter the infteld and catcher, howeyer. still swings a momentum and when a great club ‘■'We just have to t® undefeated veterans John Risley (8-1), Brad Miller, Jack Nocera, and George "flnst-year” players on nihjor total, to 60 or more this Bond each drove in two runs in ficials for the 1960-61 season. Mur­ iKen hag-ridden by one of the now, ■ that's ajl.” he said. "W a’v# league rawtera this spring, one of chances and also would like to see outfield played deep. He was never big bat and smart baseball men like that has momentum they’re ALU SIZBS VALUB PRIOaOl Leach (4-1), and Joe Clement Uhl. season. the sixth inning as the Indians ray Is manager of the West his pitchers make a little'more ef­ any patsy with the stick. He hopes claim he Is the best In the league worst slumps of his 10-year pro-, just hard to stop.” got some, great players. They can (5-1). A ll had earned run. aver- Others are Joe Meaney, Dave the nwwt. impressive is John came from behind to overhaul the Branch of the Connecticut Bank fesBlonal' career. He had an­ come back. W e’ve been down b e -! Blackwall vniitewall (Boog) Powsll, 18, a slugging first fort to become more than just an his taints will rub off a little on his coming off the bench cold to pinch " I was up for this one as much agee of less than two runs a year Daniels, Dick Gowen, Dick Kel­ Dodgers by chasing World Series and Trust. Co. in Manchester. nounced that if he didn't break out fore. We were In the same situa­ SIZE Tube-Type* basernan with Battimore. automatic out in the batting order. current staff. hit. Vs I ever have been,” the smiling, Tubi-Type* ago. Then there's,-Chuck Willard, sey, and Eugene Martin. Tdo Many Errors pitching hero Larry Sherry. Sher­ of the doldrums he would bencji tolaxed Cousy said. “You know, I tion with Minneapolis and came Powell hit '14 homem 4n 56 who had no wqn-lost record and a "There's going to be plenty of ry homered for Los Angeles as himself for the good of the team. have a whole stack of telegrams back.” , 6.70X15 613.95 6 l7 i0 1.80 ERA, as well as A1 Belanger, games with Blueflcld, W . "Va., last juggling of personnel, especially Miami, Ftau (IP) Rookie out- did ‘Duke Snider and John Rose- Frantic Frank Does Talking feut— —T h e re was no-need-to.--— atTKomeTTeople expressing theii' Then he paused end added j 7.10 x 15 15.95 19.95 who had a 3.68 ERA last yyear. around the inrield and outfield be­ year. boro. Rocky Colavito hit one for thoughtfully: flefder Barry Shebrone o f the Bai- Trinity Opens Standing pvation good wishes. And the phone was 7.60x15 17.95 21.95 Others listed as hurlers are Bob fore we are finally set,” Christian "It doesn't matter much who timore Orioles has a right to be Cleveland. The Boston Garden crowd 'of ringing so much I just quit sn- "O f course, we’re not playing Anderson, Ken Borsarl, Joe (D ig­ stated. He also p o in ts out that pitches,” says Oriole manager peeved. In the offidal American The' Yanks broke It open In the 13,909 gave him a atanding ova- swering it. And I got a lot of In- Minneapolis now.” . 6,00x16 13.95 ger) DeGrfcgorio, Ed Jonee, RolUe a few of his men would be tried Palil Richards. League fielding 'reoorda he is first inning with a four-run out­ Joe Gordon Handles Teaching At Spripgfield Sheldon, Walt Schouler, and Tom at catching, to provide necessary burst, a pair scoring on Miokey Blaekwall Vftiitamll Poweil, a bonus player, waa bom charged uBth 58 errors for 23 SIZE Strong. depth In the backstop position.. In Lakeland, Fla., but lives in Key games for 1960, He made only two Mantle’s triple. A1 Smith smashed TUBELESS* TUBELESS* Listed as a catcher la football Connecticut opens at Rhode Is­ West. He’s '6 foot 3 and bats left- miscues after coming up from Van­ his fifth homer In four games for Of Ilian s’ Johnny Jumpups PARKADR HOUSE On SatuWay Dick Richardson I •e-eaptain Tom Copp who saw land, April 12. handed. couver, B.C. - - the White Sox while Bob Richard­ Standings 7.5 0 x14 61S.95 61&S0 son numbered a home run among ' Tucson, AHs. (N E A.)—Frantic w .' L. P e t Hartford—P 1 a g u e d by bed R i n g Magazine’s his four hits for. New York. Stanek FJecironica . ,65 34 t:657- weather, Dan Jeaaee’aT rin ity Cob- Palmer and Souchak V to p lu * tax end racappabifitire Frank Lane does the talking for The Tigers scored 12 unearned Hartford El. IJght 2 .51 48 .515 lege baseball nine wilt open Satur­ Fighter of Month* runs in the first Inning agalrist the the Indians, grabs the headlines Green Pharmacy ... .49 50 .495 day at Springfield with only Field Orioles and that was It. Ne|l while Joe Gordon does the work. .49 50 .495 House practice under its belt. ★ All Cfeo«ly*ar Hrt»ar*Tom pHc*-Pi«v«d 1957-58-59 CAR 01VNERSI Favored in Masters New York. April 6 (A) — Dick CWrlsIey and Steve Bilko homered But Gordon, toa fiory manager, Standard Linen . .48 51 .485 Game time Is 2 p.m.. and lanky to account to r Detroit’s other tal­ is no les^. .jpnthusiastic than the Mitchell Electric .47 .52 .475 A1 Ferlman, West Hartford senior, Richardson Uncrsass of ern Hockey League .champion for than with 25 or more home some degree of regularity for the sity baseball schedule. This sea­ They h4ve made Palmer the Next Game Thursday 3.000. 00 from estimates made three | BUNRER’S SNEU SERVICE the first time since 1952. runs and a lot of riins-batted-in. first time Ih the American League son’s schedule' con.'rists of seven man, 4-2. . ' Bolld favorite at 6-1. followed BILL^ MOBIL SERVICE vlon Cord A ll he ever needed was a chance. home games and six away with Starting on the hill for Spring- Boston at St. Louts, years ago. Bkickwolls S d * PricMl Whitewalls Sole priced The Jets won the title last after a half dozen seasons in or­ by Venturi, who blew the 6B3 CENTER ST.—Ml 9-8128 night with a 4-2 triumph over New He’s Sri}lg ballplayer.” ganized baseball. He ia the -most Worcester Polytechnic Institute field will be eoph George Budries, championship as an amateur 134 E. CENTER SiT.—Ml f-S317 Haven. The victory gave Johns­ How many big players has Gor­ improved player in our camp. I be­ the only hew addition to the se.hed-*' who has relieved for three-inning in 1956, a t 8-1. Cary Mlddle- town the best-of-seven aeries, 4-1, don here on the Arizona desert ? lieve he will turn out to be another ule. Dillon Stadium will again this •tints In both Sprlngfield’a-'-vtc- coff and three-time winner, ' KEN’S QARABE 'John Lumley fired in tw o key “Everybody has td admit Rocky Gus •^ahdos;" year be the home diamond. tories. A t >flrat will be letterman Sam Snead, are bracketed at Colavito definitely' established OLIVA’S ESSO goals fo f Johnstown in . the second (Jordon wanted to know how Under varsity baseball coach, Mike Mould., second Captain Jim 10-1. Then comes an out-of- BOWLERS IN MANCHCSTER LEAGUES ONLY ANDOVER—FI 2-433T % period, riving the Jets a 2-1 lead. himself as one last year,” said the Stone, ehort a y d e Smith, and shape Ben ■ Hogan and Sou­ • 411 IjARTFORD RD.—Ml.T-E**? many big players that gave the Frank Klein the Hawks recorded man who cameto^ut of the Univer­ third, letterman Bob Coakley. Be­ Gordy. Stratton had scored in the Indians. The answer was six. 5-11 record last season aijd have chak. 12-1. and Dow Flnster- ENTER NOW! first period for the blades. Johns­ sity oil Oregon to become a model hind the ( plate will be letterman wald and South Africa’s Gary second baseman. “ What club has more?” he ask­ an overall record of 18-23. Co- ’TONrS ATLANTIC SERVIOE town added a goal In ,the middle ed, “And Jimmy Plersall, tending captains arq, cjatcher Bill Poutre of Chuck Roys, . » _ Player, 15-1. Other prices DON WILLIS GARAGE 16 ‘ ■ "Johnny Temple ia outstanding In' the outfield, "Dom Dlnunzlo range from 2(1-1 to lOOtl. Doiilile Strike Tournament 6.70x15 BLACK 6.70x15 W H ITE stanza with Dick Roberge scoring. to business, Is h ittin g' well this Hartford and outfielder Harvey 4M CENTER I t, ■ M lte M l New Haven's Hugh Rlopelle and ^except for Nellie Fox maybe the will be In left. Bob Schugman in Player, the young British 1* MAIN ST— Ml T-4S31 TUBE-TYPE PLUS. TUBE-TYPE PLUS best second baseman, at bat and spring, and no one goes farther for Sinclair of Bloomfield. Poutre re­ Johnstowh’s Frank Dorrington ex­ center, and letterman George Open champion, beads the FRIDAY, APRIL 8 EXCISE T A X and EXCISE T A X and In the field, In the major leagues. a ball In center field, where Can-oil ceived the M VP award at last changed goals in the final period. Hardy can also run, field and Blackwell in right _ . strong foreign delegation yqUR OLD TIRE -YOUR OLD TIRE Johnny is a wlonderful leadoff year’s athletic banquet for hie A fter Saturday's “Game, Trinity throw, and I believe -will hit. • which includes Canada Cup BIU MARKHAM SUNOCO STATION DICK’S ATUNTIC STATION Rugged DuPont nylon cord resists road impacts, and harm­ man, but I probably w ill drop him skillful playing during the 1959' will be Inattive until It hosts Bow- individual winner, Stan Leon­ CUSS B, 6 SAME TOTAL PINFAU. Amazing Spe^ ful moisture penetrsUon. Full 16-month guisiaatee! ' (town to get hia bat In the thick of doln April 22. ^ ard of Canada, and leadin|; 204 HARTFORD RD— Ml 94394 Met His Master ’ “ W e have another one out there, PRIZES ACCOR1NNG TO ENTRIES ’ 329 E. CENTER ST.-^H-M 87 ' thing:s, where we can get greater' players from AuitraliiL Spain, run production out of hia close to too, TYalter Bond, who co.uld be AIR (USHHM. TUH-nFf lU d TUsi-TTFt WNin St, Paul (50 — Del Flanagan, more than bur answer to Frank DIAPER DIAMOND STARTING IN D BALL ' Brazil and England. . 200 hita-a year. No foreigner ever has won FRIDAY BOWUNG—6 ^ M -8. RUnNI’S FLYINO A SERVIOE Utt Riln Mch S*l* R(<(* veteran,. ,SL Paul welterweight, Howard of the Dodgers. This ‘22- Orange. N. J. (J’) — Ronald Dia (8UTURDAY, 1LAJI.--1 P-M.--8 PJSL f f N*TOBD) HAR'fFORD ROAD SERVIDENTER lift prk* Mch S«l* fHm ” 'S?lc Power Is one of the stlck- Ihis event and neither has an Mm Riverside says he thought he could hold, hug out Inf {elders in basebeill, could year-old- hit .the ball 460 feet'-over Salida, Colo; (A7-t-A Salida man, mond, I9-yeariold eecpijd haaemM 11* CIHTIR ST— Ml 9-S279 M m* tf*4. 1* «rMilT*4*4i M m* 1t*4* I* mWi tr*4* I* amateur. Jackie Nicklaua, the 270 HARTFORD RD>-MI 3-2408 and .wrefUc with the best in the play second or third base as well the center field fence here. babysitting While his wife was out, who etarred for Colgate University . e n t r y f e e ffi , FIm *idM lu flwMIciHiU rIm *uiu Ms fM *iuit4 SiF • blonde, 20-year-old slugger TYREX TIRES world—lintil he met Phil Edwprds as first and always a threat at the “ Eond has amazing speed fo r a found this note In the bathtub: -last season, Has signed a I960 con­ e j’0,11 from. Columbus,' Ohio, who ie.es Ii.95 S1.4S 16.95 s-ro-ll Usal lii London. plAte. • , - boy standing six-six and weighing "Place diaper In position of a tract with the Geneva Redlegs In SHERIDAirS lARAlE t Flanagan and Edwards were dis­ 200 pounds. This is only his fourth baseball .diamond, with you at the Class D New York-Penn holds the U.S. Amateur crown, DOUBLE STRIKE ALLEYS I ELLSWORTH aal LASSOW r.ia-ii M.SO tubs hrp* ■>•• "Add Relfi’a name'to our stand­ 16.45 1945 •nlM sod qualified in the seventh round for- outs. How many other, shortstops year tniprofesaional ball, but he had batj fold -»cond base over home League. The 5-foot-ll athlete wa* and Ddane Beman, the British S7 OAK. STREET Amateur king from Belhesda, 242 OAKLAND ST.--MI 3-SI ES ROUTE 4, lOLTON—Ml 3-4449 740-1* aa.es " " i 'l M S6.4S ' 9146 ni'egal tactics and failure to fight. other than Bhmie. Banks hit the 16 home runs and drove in 82 runs plate; place baby on pitcher's signed by Cincinnati scout Chuck "H e eotild even step on toes and- ball out of the park 7 batting ,277 In the Class X Eastern mound, thens pin first b w and W u d , disoovered' of Robin Rob­ Md.. head the eimon-pute threat UM hia thumbs bettsr than Ii" said 'T m itoluf to Include Johnny League last trip. I!m going to take third base to home plats— and yoit erta ief tlM FhUe. n s n s g ta . Iteouiio In our list eC M ( plsyws. a long look at him. havs seorqd sgalif.” • /

HAGE TWENTY^SBV^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, I960 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6, I960

BY FAGALT and SHORTEN Halp Wantad^ramala 85 HHelp elp Wantad— Hotues for Salt 72 HouBes for Bala 72 , HaoBiB for Salt 72 le or Femalo 87 Airflclaa For Salt J6 Hooaaliold G4iods 61 Apartm ent»—Flata-^ Houses for Bale 72 MaJe MANCJHEBTER—Three family. Ex­ FULL OR PART^nMB for Tenamenth 63 PORTsk STREET 8ectloh-i>-7 room I-^^VBNTRY - Minimum down VERNON—Four room ranch, com­ Retirement: IMS MERCURY 9 paMenger eta- work in beauto salon. p p J ; ^ EXPERIENCED wool prsssef a m tD N DinONlllt, complete un(t NEW FURNITURE FHA. New 5 ^ room'ranch, built-in pletely furnished. Close to school, ceUent central location, immacu­ hdme near school, den, fuij dining late throughout. First floor, ' 7 tion wagon, ramb, heater, over­ peraon. Rene Beilauty Salon, One wanted. Good wages. Call In par* 1954-1966-1966 Cadillac, $150. Uvlng room, bedroom, kitchen, un- THIRD krxxiR flat, 6 large airy room, large kltcben, living room G.E. etove and oven, panelqd fire­ bus, shopping, TR 5-76$9. drive. Very clean and In ey-ellent JU ST BEFORE TNE^fCAimmetorsifM D^ 8t MI $-0583. finizhed furaituro and baby furni­ rooms, large shaded porch. Hot place wall, basement garage, one rooms, second floor, two three HappyTitnes CLASSIFIED^ condition. Does not bum oil. Good water heating tepant bontrolled 15x34 with fireplace, buUt-ui book­ SOUTH WINDSOR—Ngw 8 ^ room room. apartments. Asking $19,900. London ’nm plke, Glastonbury. 98 Wells Btreet ture. at savings. Vizit our zalea- acre lot. Immediate occupancy. LOAM—BAND—atone — Gravel — cases and desK.. attached one-car ranch with paneled fireplace, 3 For appfdntment call Armstrong BY MABIB DAJBU tires. SBOO. GaU MI 4-0437. room. Hours 10-5, 7 ;80-9. MI 8-6187. and domestic hot water furyilthed. garage, second floor, 8 bedrooms $14,900. R.' F. Dimock Co. Ml CONNECTICUT licensed nurse for FUl and Ameelte. For prompt de­ Space for parking. Rent $90. bedrooms, full basement, one-half A Chamberlain, BU 9-6478 or TR MERCURY less 4-door sedan. Au- Sitiuilioiis Wantad— livery call Ml 8-8608. Walter P, CHAMBERS FURNITURE and bath, extra building lot, 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, MI 5-4659. advertising r f i ! f ™ T r r convalescent work. 8 room fur­ Adults only. References required. $30,900. rallbrtck Agency, Ml 9-7703. acre lot, public bus, Hartford area Surpriae b In 8 to » for Yoa totnailc, radio, heater, ' power FlVeVIIMS! w s t i t t nished apartment plus salary. Femala 18 Miller, Trucking, SALES Available April .15tH, Box T, telephone exchange, shopping Concerning' BeUghm, Afefi steerllik. Just like new. Price HORSE 1101.0'MU ID set RockvUle m 6-9131. 603 Middle ’Tpke. E. Herald. m —MAN<2HESTER—New 8 room ■center nearby. Builder giving ex­ REALTOR WEEK SPECIALS uses. Drive it at Brunner’s. FOR ME.'QUICKfWHeRrs ' STENOGRAPHER with 26 years’ 118 PRINCETON BT. - A comfort ranch. IH bathe, built-in oven and ceptionally good terms. $800 down, Manchester—Older type but com­ By m a r ie DAEBR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMENT DEPT. HOURS ! Se c o n d s h ^ experience. Including supervisory ROTOnU-ER with plow. Bump DOUBLE BED, rUgs, curtains, COVENTRY — Four room apart­ 5 days occupancy. Glenn Roberts, pletely remodeled 414 room house less CADILLAC, radio and heater, MSTlCHSTf ’’ pump. MI 8-2808. able colonial ho a with fieldstone cangei fireplace, oversised garage. If you think that a person growa 4i80 PJH. Applications now being accepted duties, desires posltian In Man­ -knick-knacks, glasses, etc, MI ment, heat,' hot water, elsctrtc front of 8 rooms including 4- bed Over an acre of land, selllne Realtor, MI 4-1621. Evenings MI with large kitchen, modern bath, power steering, power brakes, for experienced wlrera to assemble chester or East Hartford. Box A, 8-6558. stove, garage. References re­ $18,700. R. F. Dimock Co., Ml 4-0181. new heating aysteni, convenient to more religious as he grows cddari $1995. Financing arranged. For WARM AIR furnace, almost new, rooms, debinet kitchen, dining you’re sharing a popular belief. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. and solder restators, wires ant Herald. 160,000 B.T.U. 8 room size. W[I quired, Available April 1. A. G. room, den and large living room, 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, MI Aircraft. Full price $12,500. appointment call MI 9-8354. condensers to metal chassis. Ex WESTINOHOUSE portable roaster Crickmore, PI 2-6449. BOLTON AREA BuL. says Harold L. Orbaeh nC MONDAY *lm i raiD A Y 10 :M AJM.—SATURDAY 0 AAL CAPABLE HIGH school graduata, 9-6727, and stand in good condition. Price Dishwasher, disposal, 2-car base­ 9-7702. East W indsor-6 room ranch, hot perienced only need apply. ment gkrage, laundry area plus water heat, hasement garage University of Michigan’s depart­ WILLYS 8 station wagon, 191 coUege bound, desires summer $25. Call MI 94963. TWO ROOM apartment, furnished, IV—WBTHERBLL Street—New $10,700—Andover Laks. 6 room ment of gerontology, you’re wrong. Very clean inside, outside. p« TWO CHUDRBN'B gym seti, $10 with all utilities. Parking space, nice deep lot with many shade amesHe drive, lot 150x150. Asking PLEASE READ YOUR AD Bhift starts 8:46 p.m. ' work as sitter or mother’s helper. and $36. MI 8-1462 Or MI 9-0082 room cape,’$16,990. Fully plastered cape. Reduced for, qulric $12,800. Orbaeh bases his opitUon on a feet tires. It’s yours for $899. No Beach or home. Driver’s Uesnss. WINE r u g 9x18. good condition. 273 Main St. Ml 8-4071. tree*. Within 100 yards of Bowers walls, ceramic tile bath, custom money down. Only $36.40 month. after 6 p.m. Reasonable, CeUI after 6 p.m, MI School and easy walking distance sale. study of the church-going habjto — ^ MCDut Ads'* an takes over the phou m a eoo* GRAY MANUFACTURING Local references. MI 9-3438, built kitchen, one-half acre of ALICE CLAMPET. Roaltor of nearly 7,000 people 21 and over, See Lloyd O’Dell at Brunner’s. Tel. 8-7165. FOUR ROOM duplex, stove and re to High School. Asking $36,500. land. Minimum FHA financing $10,700—Coventry I.-ake. Large 4 MI 8-6191. COMPAOT frigerator included. Available Robert J. Smith, Inc., M l 9-6241. room ranch. Steam heat, MI 9-4543. MI 3-7357 living in the Detroit metrt^ioMtaa T ^ B A B S A a d S m BBBOB8 la tUne for U>o aazt ' 16 ARBOR STREET TWO IRbN OOT8 for sale. Very AUTOMATIC WASHER, 8 lb. ca­ available. R. F, Dlmock Co., Ml Doga—nrdo—Pata 41 April l5. Centrally lodated. MI 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, MI porch, garage, double lot. area. The interviewing waa d/4 cation, acre lot. Nicely landscaped. been lost and ai^ication has been economy overdrive. Jet black with HALF PRICE he-idbags repaired, ripper re­ arl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. Realty, 470 Main g t, MI 8-6139. Among Catholics, men went to made to said oMk for payment placement, umbrellas repaired, place to ride. Ernest B. Oowdy, Tour chance to get this almost NEWLY FIN18HED 8 room apart­ room ranch, three bedrooms, fire­ bus and shopping. )arge lot. selling room ranch, all the extras, In the low 80s. Has to be seen to be chureh Itss as they grew older. B ^ white t ^ . One. two, it's for you. Exchange and Tax ' FIRST CLASS gauge makers, top Brewster St., Coventry, WANTED — Second hand canoe, new organ at a great saving. We ment, stove and refrigerator fur­ place, btillt-ins, on bus line, FHA for $18,600. Call the R. F. Dimock basement garage, ameelte and issuance of new bocA. men’s shirt 'ollars reversed and wages, all benefits; paid holidays good condition. Call Ml 8-1225. appreciated. women ohbwAJ a steady rata of Drive it from Brunner’s, Tolland replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ will give new organ guarantee. nished plus all utilities. Call MI financing. Tel. MI 9-9844 or MI On. MI 9-5245, Or Barbara Woods, drive. 2 wooded acres, high attendance, vrith some suggestion Tpke., Talcottville. COLE’S DISCOUNT Moving—'Tracking— ' Bnsineas Opportunities 32 60-65 hours weekly. Apply E A * Ward Music Stores. 99 Summer. 9-3884 between 8-9 p.m. 3-7351. (Carles Ponticelli. aiiaumable mortgsge. Im­ FOUND — One mongrel puppy ing Shop. Storage 20 Gage Co., Mitchell Drive. Poultry and Snpplias 43 NEW STYLE tri-color 7 ft. Fiber MI 9-7702, J. D. REALTY of Increase in old age. hrown. Call Lee Fracchla, Dog STATION rlaa boat with 2.5 h.p. motor, Open Tuesday through Friday till mediate occupancy. The only trend toward more ro- SILVER HAWK by Studebaker. HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish rempv RESTAURANT for sale In the best 9 p.m., Saturday-till 5. SIX ROOM apartment with heat MANCHESTER—$1,400 down as­ v m —SANTINA Drive — Custom 470 MAIN ST. KU 3-5129 Warden, MI 8-8594. Sport coupe, 6 cyl with overdrive, 436 Center St. MI 9-0980 MANCHESTER Package Delivery, location. No Information byj)boiM. FRESH FROZEN turkeys, read: weight 69 jiounds. $399. MI 9-8082. and hot water, J. D. Realty, 470 sumes 411 % mortgage. Large 5 built L shape 514 room ranch, im $16,500—Andover. Large .8 room Ugious attendance with advanctoig al, cellars and attics cleaned, NEED MONEY?? id, yearsewas among those of Jewish NOTICE 18 HERBIBY given that custom, ra^o, heater, whitewall Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold light trucking and package deliv­ For appointment call J. D. Ressalty. any time, Toma 60c per pound, UTILITY BOAT. 12 foot, used ven’ Main Street. MI 3-5129. room ranch, cellar. Carlton W. maculate condition, fireplace, cape, 114 baths, fireplace Lots for Sale 73 tires, back-up lights, clock cigar ery, Refrigerators, wariiers and MI 8-6129. 470 Main Street. If you can grind gauges, come to hena 55c Schaub Turkey Farm , Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 Hutchink, MI 9-S132. combination aluminum dooia and garage. faith. ^ Pass Book No. 64171, issued by Hoar. MI 9-4034. 186 Hllla'town Rd., ManchaeUr. little 12 h.p. Buccaneer motor, MANCHESTER—Centrally located ’Ihe Savings Bank of Manchester lifte r, twin side mirrors. Red Trailers 6-A stove mqvlng specialty. Folding see us. Part-tlm« or full-time good condition. Life Jackets, gas windows, beautiful location, large THREE B ZONE lots with city Orbaeh pointed out that ms leather inside, reclbilnglseats. It’s TV SERVICE - Potterton’s aU chairs for rent. Ml 9^52. BOX REPAIR business. Including hours arranged to suit your conven Also, 6 room houae to rent. TWO GIRIJl' coals, size's 3 and 5: 8 room duplex, suitable for family 86 FOOT RANCH, 4 large bed- wooded lot. Price $18,500. R. F. $15,000—Bolton. Large 4 finished 6 water. Union St. Manchester, study confirmed findings of on# has been lost and appUcaUon has equipment, operated part-ttitlb or lanterns Inquire evenings 36 6 girls' dresses, size 3 whd 5; 2 of four or five', excellent location, rooms, flrep ice^arag e. 2 wooded been made to said i^ k for pay- ]et black. Guaranteed mileage of 1957 PRAIRIE Schooner, 3 bed makes. Highest quaUty guaranteed iences. Birch Sti-eet, second floor, west. Dlmock Co., Ml 9-5245 or Barbara room cape. 2 stone fire­ $2,500 each. Ml 9-6495. made by Catholic Digest in 1968. 3997 miles. New car guarantee, room, excellent condition, reason work and parts, over 47 years ex­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck full-time. No cash needed, MI ladies’ spring suits, size 12. All good condition, hot water fur­ acres. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Woods, MI 9-7702. places. walkout basement, Another Department of . Geron­ . ment of the amount of deposit ing Company. Local and long dlS' 9-6045. K. F A D. MFG. Articles For Sale 45 In excellent condition. MI 9-7147. nished, nice yard, $92 monthly. 9-5182. full shed dormer. tology researcher, Woodrow W. Cost $ra00 when new and it still able. Financing. arranged. TR perience. Famous for serrice since tance moving, packmg and etor- is new at Brunner’s low, low prii 6r7546 after 1981. Phone MI 9-4637 for best 834 Charter Oak Street Buildinfc Materials 47 Garage optional at S5 extra. Ref­ K-WETHBRELL Street - New FOUR BUILDINO lots. For infor­ Hunter, expressed the hope Uiat 6. age. Regular service throughout RENTALS—Floor zanders, edgera, BOV'S SPORT coats, green cordu- erences exchanged. Call MI 3-0008. MANCHESTER—Special this week. 514 room ranch, $Jt6v990. Oversized $19,000—Bolton. Large 8 room cape, Annouiieemeiits of . only $2|»5. Save $1000. Let service. ' ^ band .Bsmdera, wallpaper eteam-i- , ro>', size 8, 12;-brown Ivy league mation call Ml 3-8163. there would be more research on trade today. It's in Brunner’s Lark New England States' and Florida, Help Wanted—Pemale 35 USED 'BUILDING material for -Beautiful 7* room Dutch Colonial, 28x40. Fully plastered, 114 baths, 114 baths, stone veneer, marriage after 65. According to MI 3-65^. MARRIED MAN dissatisfied with era, equipment, floor poUahers,. stripe, size 10, $5, Call MI 9-9554; FTVE ROOM downstairs apart­ three car garage, excellent loca- well landscaped lot. TWO A-ZONE lota with city water INCOME TAXES prepued m your showroom. Aato Drlvfiie School 7*A ALL MAKES of TV, radio and present Income, wUling to work" 45 vacuuma. C. J. Morriaon Paint sale, 2x3’s and up, eheathtng, etor- fireplace, custom built kitchen, Hunter, younger people sometime home eleetronlo equipment- 6X' EXPERIENCES! woman for cos- age bins, shelving, work benches; ment and garage Central loca­ tiorf, large lot; full price 118,900, large bedrooms. Minimum'., .down r.id sewer. Madeline Smith,.Real­ hmns ’or by appoinahent AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- hour week. No experience neces- Store, 885 Center S t. Ml »9718. GIRL’S GRAY two-piece suit., size tion. MI 9-8818. Two family duplex, centrally lo­ $19,500 — Manchester. Owners have a stereotyped attitude on thto- tenced tax worirk. 3A. Ihour se DE CORMIER MOTORS LARSON’S, Connecticut’s first p e ^ y repaired with a 90-day me*' department. S a t u r d ay sary, We prefer to train you and two complete bathroom sets, two preleen 12: girl’s white topper, FHA. R. F. Dlmock Co., MI tor. MI 9-1842. subject. guaranty. Call Mr. Britney at the moving, packing, - storage. ■ Low nights and Sundays. Apply Mr. kitchen pinks, (cabinetl. wooden cated, three car garage, sale price 9-5245 or Barbara Woods, MI moved to Florida. 1280 MI t4728. - censed driving school trained — rate on. Iom distsmee movee to wUl guarantee man - aelected $90 POWER LAWN MpWERB-^acob. size preteen 12. MI 3-8789. square foot ranch, breez- "ThSy often feel older p«opl# SAYS, "THANKS TO THE CON Certified and approved is now of­ Manchester TV. Ml 9-1046, ; Byms or Mr. Hart, Arthur Driig, kitchen cabinets, two hot water $15,800. Custom built three bed­ 9-7702. SEVERAL VERY choice building ‘48 states. MI 8-6187. weekly. MI g.0090. aen, B^ena, Toro and Arlene. Brif- Buslnem Locations room ranch, full basement, many way and garage. 4% mort- lots, city water and sewer, in a don’t have the capacity for love. 3ERAL INCOME taxes i TTNinCD FINE RECEPTION OP fering classroom and behind 942 Main Street. propeUed push or riding. 18 to 80 furnaces, modern radiators, com­ gage. Hunter said. "Yet we know that with your savings in ml OUR RAMBLER CARS. WE HAVE wheel instmetion for teenagers. DICK’S WEATHB3RSTRIP Com­ plete windows. Including frame, Wanted—^To Buy 58 for Rent 64 extras. '14 acre lot. Full price X—BOLTON—4 room ranch, en­ most dealrable area in Manches­ pany doors and windows, custom R.N. OR L.P.N. full or part-time, LUMBER and/or fuel oil driver. inches. Ask for demonstration end S17.S00. Short way out—Three bed- closed breezeway with Jalousie ter. No agenta. MI 8-7029. love and affection are necessary easohable rates. Call MI 9-6246. ON HAND A CHOICE SELECTION Ml 9-6076. Painting-Papering 21 Experience • preferrable. Apply be satisfied. Trade in your old ma­ and alur-lnum atorm windows, $19,900—Bolton. Large 7 room OF GOOD CARS OF ALL MAKES work guaranteed. Call collect WU- 7-3 and 3-11. VemOn Haven Con­ doors, and plumbing supplies. WE BUY, SELL or trade antique MAIN STREETT—Building for com­ , room split, only $13,200. Call the windows, garage, awnings, com­ throughout life. INCOME TAX returns prepared by UmanUc HA 8-1196. valescent Hospital, Vernon, Conn. Thomas McKinney, Yard Superin­ chine. Parts and service. We mercial businesa or office use. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ bination doors and windows. 14- home. Living room 15x96, 2 "iVhen friendship and com­ AND MODELS. PREPARE FOR driver’s test EXTERIOR AND interior painting tendent, after 1 p.m. dally, except sharpen and repair most all hand Choman House Wrecking. Open and used furniture, china, glass, stone flreplacee, large ga­ Resort Property ^or Sale 74 former Internal Revenue agent in Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class and paperbanging. Wallpaper TR 5-2077. dally »:80 p m.-6, Saturday 8-4. or aiiver, picture frames and old Will subdivide MI 9-5229<- 9-5. tors, MI 8-8930 or MI 9-5524. acre land. Immaculate condition panionship dwindle during the later your home or by appointment CURTAINS LAUNDERED In my Saturday. The W. G. Glenney and power lawn mowera MI $14,400. R. F. Dlmock Co. Ml rage and barn, 114 acres. AMSTON LAKE—Lakeshore front yesffs, life loses one of its primary THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS room. Three Instmctors. No wait­ books. Guaranteed workmanship. Company, 886 N. Main St., Man­ 3-7958. Capitol Equipment Co,, 81 cell 'MX 9-2SM. coins, old doil« and guns, hobby LARGE STORE at 28 Birch St. View. Also small businesa services. MI ing. Manchester Driving Acade homo-by hand. All fabrica. Years Reasonable rates; Fully Insured. WAN’TED—Registered Nuree, 12-8 collections, attic contents or whole COMPARE! 0-8245 or Barbara Woods, Ml properly. Six room house. 2-car motivating forces. A m arrta» 9-8988. 1956 Chevrolet 4-4oor Bel Air experience. MI 9-2411. a.m., salary open Crestfield. Con­ chester. Main St. Apply Marlow’s. 887 Main St. 9-770!l. garage, extra lot. Could b« year partner can supplant this friend­ my. PI 2-7249. Fast and courteous service, Leo estates. Furniture Repair Service, Near Main St. Parking. Hardtop J. PeUetler. Ml 9-6836. valescent Hospital. Call MI 3-2461, CEDAR CLOTHEB line p, room apartments with i $12,500 SIX RbOM Cape. Aluminum SELLING—BUYING—Traaihgr We One owner, like new. Fully ble workmanship. Call Roscoe EXTERIOR AND interior painting. NORTH HAVEN. CONN faro. Realtor, TR 5-7095. basement. Designed for gracious ' eister-In-isw, 62. never freezers, washing machines, dry­ Thompson. MI 8-1895 for esti­ Now is the time to plan your preferred but not esaential. Appli­ PAINTER — Experienced, steady . Call Ml 9-2951 ' year leases.- aaoderate down pay­ I siding, trees, near bus, school. offer you free confidential in Personals 8 equipped and then some. Fully ers, ranges, oil and gas buriiers. cant must be over 21 years of CHestnut 8-2147 ment assumable mortgage, J, D. ! shopping. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ERGHT ROOM Dutch Colonial. ’*'’*"*■ spections and arrange all financ­ worked under social security. How­ p e e re d and air conditioned. mates. spring and summer painting. Rea­ work. MI 4-1352. ever. her daughter did, for many I “ 9-0883. All-work guaranteed. sonable prices with estimates age. Apply at 983 Main Street or Democratic Caucus WELI- HEATED rooms, free park­ Realri'. 470 Main St , MI 3-5129. I B-5132. steam heat one-car gajage, near j THE JARVIS REALTY CO. ing from start to finish. Mitten VACUUM CLEANERS repaired in Only $475 Do\V^ BUnJDINGS straightened, secured. call MI 3-2319 between 9 a.m.-l ASPHALT RAKERS and spread ing. Also cabins with efficiencies. bus, shopping and Verplanck wUl work hand and glove with .years. Tlie daughter eooa will bo my own home shop. Forty years CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. cheerfully given. Fully insured, Diamonds— Watches— Residential Industrial Commercial. married. 11110 will leave my widow­ Uaderpinnmga, foundations re- guaranteed workmanship. Thomas p-m. era, experienced older men. Nubs- Town of Coventry 48 Ca' between 5-7. Scranton’s Motel. HOWLAND’S FINE HOMES School. Excellent condition, Realtor you. Member Multiple Listing factory experience. All makes, 1955 Chevrolet 4-door Sedan Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-7568 paired Carpentry repairs. Small dorf Construction Co. 'Steady Jewelry 160 Tolland Tpke. Ml 9-0*28. Business Property for Sale 70 *17,900. Phllbrick Agency, MI Service. Call the Ellsworth Mitten ed slster-Jn-law without financial low rates, free estimates, free between 1:30-4:80 or any time Harrison. MI 9-2497, VACATION TIME is coming. If The Democratic electors of the (a) 4 room home, picket fence, city Agency, Realtors. MI 3-6930. support. Can this widow receive Fully equipped and very sharp. Jobs welcome. All work guaran­ work, i p 8-2427. ______^ Town of Coventry. Conn., are here­ LEONARD W. YOST, Jew eler-re WARM, COMFORTABLE room, 9-8464. 2*3 E, Center St. MI 8-4112 plbki^ and an delivery. Mr. Miller, Just traded on the Fabulous New Saturday or Sunday. teed. TR 6-5759. DROP- CLOTHS washed and you need extra money to take the sewer, one block to bus, AleP, and help from social security?— JA 6-5409. kind of vacation you’ve edwaya by warned that there will be e naira, adjusts watches eerily verv nlcelv furnished. large FOUR .etc., plastered walls, oak floors, Pi 2-R311 MANCHESTER—WanUd for a buy Rambler. ^ -- dried. Same day service. L*icky caucus at the George Heraey Rob­ irices. Open Tuesday VERNON — Richard Road. Prac­ Ml 3-7*47 F. R. Only $245 Down Lady Laundry, 43 Purnell Place. wanted, why not sell a product Reasonable d clothes closet Private home. INVESTMENT inside like new, full basement. tically new 514 room ranch home er, 5 or 8 finished cape under A--NO. ELECTROLUX (R) Special — GENERAL CARPENTRY—No job that is well known and advertised. TO ENROLLED MEMBERS ertson School on Tuesday, April 12, ay. Thursday eve­ Parking. 318 Spruce St. Ideal retirement home, $10,990. in rural setting. Full insulation, REALTOR WEEK *13,500. LawrencFF. Fiano, Brok World’s Ughtest weljht heavy duty television, service. 9-4641. 1960 at 8 o’clock P.M. for the pur­ nings. 129 Spruce Bt. Ml 9-48*7. PROPERTIES too small. MI ff-4256. Look in to the opportunity offered OF THE DEMOCRATIC NORTH END—Room, board option­ combination windows, ceramic #r. MI 3-2768. vacuum cleaner complete $69.76. 1956 Pontiac 4-door Sedan by Avon Cosmetics. Our beautiful pose of electing delegates to the (bl Room for mother-in-law and tile bath and lavatory, built-in Call Electrdux. MI 8-6306 after 4 Fully powered. Fully equipped. M A M RUBBISH. Spring cleaning Coarses and Gasses 27 PARTY OF THE TOWN OF State, Congressional and Sena­ al. senarate entrance. Free park Notes And Quotes IF YOU ARB looking for courteous II.A.R. Gets TV Loan new catalogue makes selling ao ' Garden—Farm—Dairy BELFIORE AGENCY whole family too!!! 2200 square oven, and disposal plus , many p.m. ___ Very solid. time. Attics, cellars, yards. Resi­ Roofing—Siding 16 ELECTRONICS offers well-paying easy! Call today. Call CH 7-4137. BOLTON, CONN. torial Conventions and to transact Ing. MI 9-2489. feel, 2 full baths, 4 bedrooms, extras. Level lot 180 feet front. Public awareness of what the expedient service, list your prop Only $295 Down dential-. Commercial. -Industrial, poaltions to technicians and serv­ , Phirsuant'to the provisions of the any other pertinent buelneee to ^ Products 50 i MI .3-5121 2-car garage, lovely setting. term Realtor means inaplrea cm- erty with us,-J. D. Realty. 470 Cairo—The United Statee has Incinerator and cardboard drums. Quick sale price *17.000. Robert J. lent the United Arab Rapubllo COUGHLIN ROOFING Company, icemen. "Leam-by-dolng"— train ACCOUNTS receivable clerk for State Primary Law and the rules come said caucus. __ FURNISHED ROOM near Main St. Custom built in 1940, Very de­ Smith. Inc., MI 9-.5241. fidencp. As a collective mark regis­ Main 8t„ MI 8-6129. Antomobfles for Sale 4 1955 Mercury 2rdoor Hardtop Light trucking. MI 9-0767. now at Connecticut's Oldest Elec­ Main Street store. ’Typing necea- RAYMOND H. BRADLEY Sr. FOR SALE — Aprlea. Macintosh sirable home. Don't delay. An tered in the U.S. Patent Office, $13,000,000 for the eatabllabment Inc. Aluminum aiding, aaphalt, of the Democratic Party, you are Greet 'nge and Starks, at low farm B Hazel St., Tel. Ml 9-2170. CENTER STREET property with WANTED—Lots in A zone. Top dol Loaded and eharp as a hound’s asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, tronic School. Day and evening aary. Shor*'" d uid credit ex­ hereby wimed that a caucus will C hairm an excelient income. Priced for quick appointment to see a mUst. SOMERS—Five room ranch, excel­ the term Realtor . Is reserved for of a television network. The main OLDER CARS mechanics spe­ FLOOR SANDING and refinishlng. COVENTRY DEMOCRA'nC iricea. Ml 3 *118 829 W. penter lar paid. J. D. Realty, 470 Main transmitters will be at Cairo and cials. flxit y irself cars, always tooth. Specialiring' in old floors,. MI galvanized or copper gutters and classes. Evenln class starts perience helpful, five day ' week, be held on Tuesday, April 12, 1960 BEDROOM for rent in private sale. J. D. Realty, 470 Main Street, lent condition, large cabinet kitch­ the exclusive use of members of April 4. Limited enrollment—free air conditioned office. Reply In at 8 P.M. at the Community Hall. TOWN COMMITTEB home, private entrance, near (C) As little as *550 down will buy en, j full basement, Rttached ga­ the National Association ot Real St., MI 3-5129. Damascus and secondary ones at a good selectidn. Look behind our Only $225 Down 9-5760. leaders. MI 3-7707. MI 8-5129. this excellent Rolling , Park Alexandria and Aleppo. There will ice. Dou^aa Motors, ij888 Main placement service—extended tui­ ;your own handwriting, stating ex­ Bolton to select party endorsed GREEN MOUNTAIN potatoes— de­ Chenev's., Gentleman only, MI rage, landscaped lot 100x1.50. Estate Boards and its affiliated LISTINGS WANTED—Have client ROOFINQ, SIDING, painting. Car­ tion plan. FVee catalog. New Eng­ perience and family status. Box C, Cape Cod. City water and Marion,E. Robertson, Broker, MI local boards, including the Man­ be five booster stations, 'The loan, 1958 Rambler Cross Country GONDER’S TV Servlca—Motorola candidates as delegates to the livered. Call Hathaway. MI 9-843*. 9-0.595.' sewer, hot water heat, alum­ looking for 2-famlly. Also need NEED A CAR and bad your credit and Phllco factory service. Hi-Fi, pentry. Alterations and additions. land Technical Institute, 58 Union Herald. State, Congressional and Sena­ -Rouses for Sale 72 3-5953. chester Board of Realtors, and over other listings. Prompt efficient for 30 years, will carry 4,j)er cent turned dosm? Sluwt 'on dosfhjwy- Wagon. Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ Place, Hartford. Conn. Phone Only a few left.. -, " ROOM FOR Rent suitable for gen­ inum storms, everything. 1,340 other Boards. Every Realtor -interest...... _...... ’ " One owner. Radio, heater, stand' phonos and auto radios. 314 Spruce AMBITIOUS, intelligent woman to torial conventlone. THE SUBURBAN - In beautiful IRVING STREET, No. 163-8 room service. Our new office for your mentT Had a reposseastonT Don’t St. MI 9-1486. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc.. 299 Autumn JAckeon 5-3406. Dated at Bolton,, Conn., this 6th tleman. ** weekly, Inouire 108 (d) *15,500 buys a stove, refrigera­ is pledged to conduct his business convenience will be located after S ve up! See Honest Douglas, get ard shift. Very low mileage. St. Ml 8-4860. 'work four hours a day at . home Fertilitara ,50-A Birch Street between 8-9 p.m. Birchwood Park. Three bedrooms, Cape, 2 unfiplzhed. combination under a rigorous Code of Ethios, Only $495 Down for leading publishing company, day of April 1960 I SKILLS 7 rooms. Sophisticated p>'t-level tor. disposal, 63 square yards storms and doors, excellent condi­ April 1 at 113 Main St. Drop In m lowdowa on the lowest dowr RADIO-TV REPAIRS, Any maka— bEMOCRA'TlC TOWN COM­ based on the Golden Rule. Tongren,,Broker. MI 3-6321. Legal Notice cars! amplifiers, phonographs and RAY’S ROOFINO CO., shingle and Private fnstructions M Training and help given-. Please nr .IT. AN COW manure. Delivered featuring luxurious living, sleep­ of like new rugs, aluminum tion, assume 41-% mortgage, ex- and smallest payments anysthere MITTEE OF BOLTON, CONN. FURNISHED ROOM, 48 Church St. atorms, fireplace, good 5% Not a small loan or finance com- TRUCK SPECIAL changers. Over 47 years total ex­ built-in roofs, gutter and conduc­ send name.oaddress, age and.tele Vincent Krzesickl, Chalnpan $5-$10 loads. Excellent for shrubs, ing, recreational facilities. 414% cluaive. Roger R. Dupuis, Realty. JOIN 'lUE tmiTATION^^«_ tor work;- roof, chimney repairs. U.S. CIVIL Service testa! Men- phone number to Box D, Herald. mortgage can be aaaumed with mortgage and a 5'4 room BU 9-1014, AD 3-3307, Legal Notice AT A (TOURT OF PBOpATY!. bSld pemy plan. Douglas Motors. 888 1953 Studebaker i/^-toh Pick perience. 90 days guarantee on all women. Start high as $95 NEEDED gardens, lawns, etc. MI 3-7*04, MI ranch with a garage. It sounds Ma& St. work. Potterton’Si Ml 9-4687. Ray Hagenow. Ml 9-2214; Raji 9-8731. moderate down j ay ment. J. D. EASTER PARADE at Mancheeter, within and far toe up Jackson MI 8-8325. week. Preparatory training until Realty. Ml S-Sl?”^ 470 Main St. good and it is good !!! Owner 4 CAROL rlRIVE - Rockville, *13, COBBECTRD OBDEB OF h'OTICE District fo Manchester, on thO 6th dag WANTED - a e a n used car*. We ExceUent engine, overdrive. AVOID THE spring rush — lawn appointed. ’Thousands of jobs open. AT THE FURNISHED ROOM. Inquire Mrs. ■ must sell! 650, 5 room ranch, large living AT AT A COURT OF PROBATK. held of April. I960.' Irish, 247 N. Main St.^ Manchester. St Manchester, within and (nr the Preseiiu------lion. John J. Wallett. Judge. buy, trade down or trade any­ f Only $195 mowers sharpened and repaired. CONNECTICUT VaUey Conctrue-. Ebqterience usually unnecessary. Household Goods 51 5>4 ROOM RANCH, knotty pine room, cabinet kitchen. 3 bed WOODHILL HEIGHTS District of Manchester, on the 29th day Estate of Marzeurlte Keefe a/k/a t h ^ . Douglas Motors, 888 Main. Free pick-up and delivery. All tion—Roofing carpentry, $futtera, Free Information on jobs, salaries, cabinet J tile bath, living-dining (e) Delightful 10 room executive rooms, 1 1 4 % mortgage can be of March 1660. 1 Marguerite Keefe, late of ta|nch«iter Always A Good ^Selection ol All kinds of Biding, specialize in requirements. Write today! Lin­ A SALUTE TO. AIRCRAFT COMBINA’nO N OIL and gas rbnge, ATTRACTTVE ROOM in quiet I.,, basement garage good con­ residence situated on 3 land­ assumed. Marion E, Robertson, 1 1. , Present. Hnn. John J. Wallett. Judge - in ,ald District, dece^ed. , work guaranteed. Salqs, service, home, next to bath and shower, scaped acres maintained in-ton For Ihe finest in quality homes Estate oft Jame.s McCullough late of on motion of Francla X. Shea of s a il BRUNNER’S BEST BUYS Second Cars At parte and rental equipment. L & aluminum siding. Call • Fred coln Service, Pekin 82, Illinois. 4 years old. Priced for quick sale. struction, *10,,500. Carlton W. Broker. MI 3-5953, a t a price you c a n afford, se e the | M anchester in said District, decMsed. Maimhester administrator . M Equipment Co., Bamforth Road, Chareat, Ml 3-7180. NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK Will trade for 4 burner gas range. free parking. MI 9-0887. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. condition, 5 bedrooms in all, s rrwom r a n e h a r on W ooHhiti R n a d Upon application of Arthur J. LfClaire 1 ORDERED: That six m Reattor. MI 3-110*------paneled wsiiT-knotty pine cabi­ ORDERED; That aald appllcstion b ' : notics to the creditors to brinz to tbelr roofs of all kinds. New roofs, gu^ Millers by appointment. Phllbrick Agency. .575 Main St, nets. Large shade trees. Owner heard and...... determinedat at toe the Probate Probate rlaim.-i within aald tlnle allowed by putv 1964 Hudson Sedan LET US CLEIAN your attic or cel­ CoH Ml 9.4143 THE JARVIS REALTY CO. gEYEN (PIECE mahogany dining gentleman. Separate entrance. MI kodel Home Open office in Manchester In paid District ttshlntr R copy of tnii ordor irt 1958 Ford Sedan 1957 CUSTOM Royal V-7 Dodge lar for spring. Call MI 8-8825. ter work, chlmneye cleaned re­ Grinders 3-6720. Ml 9-8484. and builder. Ml .3-4860. on the 18th day of A pril.-1980. at ten nc’wnpapRf having a circttVation in.sftid private owner. MI 9-6704. paired. Aluminum elding. 10 TOWN and COUNTRY Vertical Turret Lathee room bet, good condition. MI Manchester. Conn. Daily 1-5 p.m. o'clock intwy IKihe'f'orenoon'.a''FAfSBn/tAn 'and llt’ar notice probate diatrlct within teb daya from BRUNNER’S TAMKIR TREE removal, land years’ experience. Free esti­ Boring Machines $-8189. VERNON—5 room ranch, A-1 con Evenings THREE BEDROOM ranch. Im­ be tlveiT to all peraona Intereated In : ihr date of thla order and rttu rn make FORD, 1959 V8 Country Sedan sta cleared, firewood cut, insured. Call mates. Call Howley, Ml 3-.5381, Ml DRAINAGE CO. dition, 3 acres lar d that could be maculate. Hi baths. 5'i% as­ Saturday & Sunday 10-5 p.m. aald eatate of the peftency of aald ap-! to thla courEof the nmlf? On the Manchester-Vemon Town TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Apartments—Flat* used for building. 4H% mo'rtgage MI 4-1139 MI 9-9858 INU 3-0527 nlicatom and the time and place of 1 JOHN J WALLETT. Judfa. Line in Talcottville tion wagon, automat’'’, radio heat Paul A. ’"Ulaon, Ml 8-8742. 3-0763. MEMBER; Tenements 63 sumable mortgage with moderate Directions: Middle Turnoike West hearing thereon.• by publlahing a copy | ppoetTp ' 1.. 1J er. Beautiful California brown. See AIRCRAFT ENGINE FROM FINANCE CO. can be assumed. Priced for quick down payhient. 30-day occupancy. to Tower Rd. Tower Rd. to Brent of thla order in aome newapaper hay-, AT A COURT OF PROBATE, hew Open Eve. till 9 MI 8-8191 FOR UNPAID BAI:a NCE sale. ’. D. Realty. Ml 3-5129. 470 PORTER STREET— Garrison Co­ Call J. D. Realty. 470-Maln Street. ing a ciroulallon In aald diatrlct, at nl Manchester, withm and fcc .-toa Brunner’s Lark in Talcottville for STEPS, SIDEWALKS, atone walla, ^ Mancheitet Board of Rpidtor* MECHANICS THREE OR POUR room apart­ lonial, 6 rooms and sunporth, II4 Rd. First left off Brent Rd. at leaat five dava before the day of said ; Distrirl fo .Mancheeter, on the 6th day PONTIAC STATT'" wagon, 1957. a deal. 36 months to pay. fireplaces,. . flagstone terraces. 1 2, OR 3 YEARS TO PAY! Main St. MI 3-5129. Woodhill Road. . hearing to appear If they aee cause at j of April. A_p 19^. Lawns landscaped'; Work done at START PAYING ments including heat, hot water, baths, large kitchen with pantry, aald tlmon application of Francis X ^aa. $99 down. Low bank payments at LAWN CLEAN up time. Call MI # National Association of Real Es­ Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, $15,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml churches, shoppln.T and transpor­ Great Britain, c/n Boardnian. Stod>1ard -Administrator, praving (or authartty t# FOR RENT-^Why look further? 9-5132. VERNON—Three bedroom ranch. *1 McCarthy. Attva-.-t' City Trust C om -( sell certain real Brunner’s. Open evenings. 3-2882 for complete yard aervlce. tate Board* ( TOOL ontf DIE * Rugs, I.4imps. Tables We have new 314 room, heated tation. Modern three bedroom co­ panv Building. Bridgeport 3, f^ cn : acrihed m Mid. s^ttcatl'm on tt U EVERYTHING $228.78 Price reduced for immediate sale. lonial, good quality, redecorated, COMFORT COUNTS 9 apartments in, residential area of IDEAL srrUAyiON for small busi­ Here la dollar value you can’t .Tohn F. Shea .Tr., Atty.. 67.5 Main St | onDFRED That the FORD 1956 V8 convertible. Just MAKERS now ready for occupancy. Fire­ Lovely colonlid with -many plue Manchester Conn., appointed aa at- appliratlon • SEPTIC TANKS Household Services # National Association of Home , Rockrille Just 15 minutes from nessman. 6 room home plus 1 story beat. Assume.4*4% G.l. or FHA place. Double lot, country aetllng. tornev (or the Isatie of Sanuial ' Mr-; lermlned at .the Pro^U W lej overhauled. Standard shift, radio, 8 ROOMS FURNITURE , Hartford by Wilbur Cross High­ 10% down, *13.990. Call now E. E. features on Alexander Street. Six Cuilough late of Vancouver. HrItlsK Co- In 5t"ncheater In aatd District ^ CLEANED and INSTALLED .. O ffer^ 13rA $10.16 MONTHLY frame building (2430 sq. ft.) lo­ Assumable 414% mortgage.. Henry heater. Full price $1198. See It at Builders # * GAGE MAKERS way. Kitchen appliances furnished. cated 2 blocks from Main St., Buahej’, Real Estate, MI 9-2083. rooms. 2 lavatories and a full bath. lumbla. .Canada deceased brother o/I the Hth dav of April. A.D 1 9 ^ ^ tJTO Brunner’s Lark across from Vitt- Weatlhghouae Refrigerator, Living MI 9-4824, TR 5-1168. Escott "Agency. MI 9-7883. Beautiful rec room. Attached ga­ said decedent whose names and where- o’clock In the afternoon, and that noUea • S m R S ner’s Gardens in Talcottville. Tel FLAT FINISH Holland window Room Bedroom, Dinette, Ruge, business zone n, realistically ftb'outi* Rr<* unknown. ■"’t ahadea made to. measure. All # Hartford County Home Builders priced *15.900. S. A. Beechler, EAST HARTFORD — L shaped BOWERS SCHOOL—8 room ranch, rage. 2 fireplaces. Carpeting, com­ JOHN J. WALLETT. Jiidgf. of tho p^nd«Bcy of RftM Ap- 5fACHINE CLEANED MI 8-5191. MACHINE - \ Lamps, Tables g e n e r a l r e n t a l agency- We ranch, 3 or 4 bedr'qoms. large bination windows. Priced under nltculMon unrt th*' tlm^ and of metal Venetian blinds at,a new Association EVERYTHING $297.84 specialize In rehtalz of all kinds. Realtor, Ml 3-6969 br Ml 9-8952. seven years old, foyer, large liv­ AT A rO tlR T O F PR<^PATT^. h''arlng lh*T^on. bv publithlng ft ^py low price. Keys thade while you OPERATORS kitchen and living room, fuy base­ *22,000 fpr quick sale. of thi.« nrd<*r In som^ Tn*w«pftpor hftyinr J D Realty, Ml 8-5129, evenlngt ment, large lot.' Asking. *17.000. ing room, dining room, and 8 Bt Maiichcfitpr. -wilhin Anrt i for jho • INSTALLATlbN wait. Marlow's. with experience on MANCHESTER-Salt Box. - large bedrooms, full basement. By ap­ D isfrirt of MRnrh<»|itor. on li't na> „ circulation In said district, at l^iSt ------— ------# International Traders Associa­ S ROOMS FURNITURE Ml 3-1837, 470 Mai- St. living room with fireplkcc, dining Call E. E. Bushey, Real Estate, pointment only, $17,900. Other ll?t- TrfE JARV;S REALTY CO. of April. IflfiO. five dava before the day of aald heati , SPECIALIST Miners $14.74 MONTHLY room, modern kitchen, two spa­ MI 9-2083. Realtor Insuror T’rss'-nt lien. .?otin--T tVslIatt .ruder Inc. In anpesr if they aee cause at satd tion Waeffing Machine. WestlnghoUse FURNISHED 8 room heated apart ings. Phllbrick, Agency, MI 9-8464. Tru'l Estate u.'w of - . Gustav* lime snd place an'l he heard relative CELLARS Jig Mills cious bediwms with bath on sec­ 2*3 E. Center St. m 3-4tl2 ScJirrlhcr lal* of M anrh»ater. tii said thereto, and make return to tola court Vertical Turret Lathee Refrigerator, Bedroom, Living ment. Private .entrancea. Parking. FOUR ROOM RANCH — I.srge ______.TQHN -J w a l l e t t . Jtlilfa. Towi aid Gouatry Adults. Apply 299 Autumn before ond floor. Forced hot water heat, $13,900—8 room cape, aluminum MI ,3-7*47 PI J-83H Dlalricl drerasrd. fho. Anna Schr^her WATEdPR&FED * 0 National Institute of Real Estate Radial Drill Preeeea Room, Dinette. Dishes. Ruga, breezeway and garage. *15,900. rooms, air - conditioning. 3.5 ft. siding, fireplace, hot water heat, Th* Comirctlcut Bank ahd Trital SECRETARIES . Mult-an-matle Lathee Lamps, Tables. Blankets 7:30 p.m. ^ ‘ ^ heated zee room, etc. Call' E, E Company.’TruMr* having rxhtbtird Us AT A ceURT riF PBOBATB. held McKin n e y r r o s . AND CHARM OF THC 1800'a Brokers ^ ' Other listings. Phllbrick Agency, dormers, garage, trees,,bus. 414% LOOK HERE! final account with aald estate to this at Mancheaier. wilhin and ttr the Draiaaga Go. Man-an-trol Lathee' EVERYTHING $398.22 FURNISHBjD—Three roomz,' bath, 4 MI 9-8464. .Bushey, Real Estate, MI 9-2083. mortgage. Carlton W. Hutchins, Court for allowance. It ia Dulrict of htsnchester, on to# 1ft 4$y- Ml 3-5308 M' 9-8132 If you heve- been looking for a ORDERED: That the ISIh dav of Ml M 143 STENOmAPHERS (Large Wing A t Left In Shadow) Price Includes Delivery. Setup, heal, hot water, porch. Small MANCHESTER, Rockledge. 8 roojn TWO f a m il y frame — oil heat, April. I960. St eleven o'clock, forenoon, Present. 'Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. 'In dealing; with a Realtor you are awured of dig;nified children, accepted. PI 2-7545 after ranch home in Mancheetenr with a'l (hr P robate OfHce In the Miiniclna' Balale of Anna K. Tennant.late ql Don’t Delay—Apply Now At Sefrice. Guarantee' Immediate de­ ranch, dining room, garage. Ton- closed In sunporch, garage, in ELRO STREET—Home with six Manrhcater, in said DiatiHct. deeeaaad. Stately home of 10 rome. 2 bathe, powder room, center hall 4. p.m. - . come— one apartment *75, *3,300 space to spare, this Is it! 1330 Building In aald Manchester, b*. and If you must make a change, with open stairway, comer cupboards in dining room, separate professional rwl estate service. Whether you are buying;, livery or Free Storage until--needed. gren. Broker. Ml 3-6321. generous sized rooms. Extra large square feet of living area In thia i the same la aaalgned (or a hearing on The administrator having come In and learn of our career EMPLOYMENT Phone for appointmant down Schwartz Real Estate, MLS closets, large front porch, full the allowance of aald account and hla administration account with said laundry room, oil heat, garage-ham, (over 2000 sq. ft.) has NEW DUPLEX. 5 roomz, large llv 23 ELWOOD ROAD—An imposing Realtor, MI 8-6454, AD 6-1241. bedroom home, 114 tiled , baths,- five pervious accounts with aald ra- estate to thla Court for allosvance. It to tqiportunitlee. separate G-E heating system. Choice acre comer lo t (Ap­ sellingr, renting; or leasing; real estate eionsult with an ex­ 8AMUEL AI.BERT, Hartford ing room, picture window, birch ’basement,' one-car garage, good 14x23 loot living room, full base-' talo. and thla Court directs rhal nolicr. ORDERED; That the ,11th day of OFFICE CH 7-0358 8 room American Colonial home condition,'handy to hits, schools, of the timo and place aaslamed for said April I960, at ten o’clock. foTeaeoi): at Modein Offioo Space SEPTIG TANKS proximately 2 additoniol acres available). All buildings well cabinet kitchen, ceramic tile bath, MANCHESTER- — 5 room ranch ment. Close;.to Buckley School, Re­ the Probate Offire in toe- Kuaielpal Apply at ’ perienced Jarvis Tepresenteiive, today! 366 Main S t, East Hartford; See It Day Or flight heat, hot water,- Venetian blinds, located In a wejl established resi­ and shopping,'$15,900, Other list­ duced in price for quick sale, hearing he given lo all persons known AND cared for witjiin and without. Attractive grounds^ On state Connectlcnt If you have no- means of trans dential neighborhood. The room recreation room, 3 acres, many ings. Phllbrick Agency. MI 9-8484. lo he Intereated therein to apoear and Buldllng In. said Manchester. tM> and tha road in the town of Somers, it la convenient to Hartford and storm wlndowa, attic, cellar, cen extras. Tongren, Broker, ' MI *t*,600. ' he heard thereon V)v puhllahine a coov same is saaigped for a hearing eaa the Emptoymant OfFie* porUtion, I’ll send my auto for trai location. Available May l.iMl arrangement is flexible • offering o( thia order In some newspaper having allowance of sat'd adrolnistTatton a®, To Boat OIL Maia SL PLU88ED SEWERS 386 Main Street Sprin^eld. Owner has purchased smaller horde. When may Open Monday thru Friday— you. No obligation. either 4 bedrooms if needed or 3 3-8321. MANCHESTER—4.room j-anch type a circulation In aald Dtatrlrf. al least count -wtlh said estate asrertato m eb t 9-7985^______THE JARVIS REALTY CO. rive dava before the day of said hear­ of hen* and order of dlstributton. and East-Hartford, ^nn. we show it to you? 8 A.M. to 4 PAL ^ A -L -B —E—R—T -’R bedrooms and a large family roorp SOUTH WINDSOR Area -Imrn*- home, central heat, city utilities, ihi.s .Court directs t l ^ t neUee ol toa in addition to the den.' Two tile ing. and bv mailing on or before April Alr-Condltioiied, Good ParklBg. Mm Um Glemei. 43-45 ALLTO ST.. HARTFORD FULLY FURNISHICD $ room diaie-occupahcy. N8w custom built excellent lot. on bua tine, $10,900/ Realtor Insurer 4, 1960. by cerlifted mall, a copy ri lime, and place assigned for wid bjkUv Open Monday thru ^Friday JARVIS REALTY CO. apartment, completely redeebrat- baths, 2-car attached garage, larg* Other listings. Phllbrick -Agency, ♦hli order to Gaorga Schrelber, 379 mg. be given to all pM sfui€ta|M ^ Beplle Taaka, Dry Wells, Sewar P R A H ft WHIT n I y Open Mon.. 'Ifiru Fri. till 8 p.rn ,5-room ranches on acre lots, be tpt*re»l«it UNtito Jo BA-H-tofPJd. ed, new furniture, aecond floor, lot 1(17x 220. Porter Street School V MI 8-4112 West Center 8t.. Manchester. Conn,; Near Medical Center and lines lastaOed—Cellar Water­ WALTON W. BRANT A8ENGY Free trajizportation to our Main lovely view. Walkout basement MI 9-8464. 283 E. Cent.er St. Fred C. Schratber. ^ Steele St.. New heard thereon ov pubUfhM i RESIDENTIAL — INDUS’TRIAL COMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT central location, heat furniabed, district, Robert J. Smith, Inc., Ml this order to rome n e w ^ ^ proofing Dodo. REALTOR BtOre in Waterbury. with picture window for a recrea­ PI 2-8311 Britain’: Conn.: Walter K. Schrelber, BospttaL PRAHA WIWNEY / . * "Connectlcut’a Largest Furniture IpS monthly, (jail MI 0-<80a 9-6241. . . tion area and plumbing for extra FOR SALE—42 Santin# Drive, Man­ MI 8-7847 6*9 Gardner Bt.. ManrhesUr. Conn. circulation to aald W strid. DivtsloS ot United Aircraft cheeter. 8 room Cape Cod, all ECiva va C. Quilt, wuiii, Dorsettoir.e.. Vermont: Betlve five day* bafore the day of ' AIRCRAFT LILLIAN G. g r a n t —40 8-1168 REAL’TOR Store’’ • MANCHESTER—8 room Qolonial bath. Quality built home with Hodgkins. 40 Unden Bt.. Nol^atk, Ing. and br tnalUnf on or IMUNNEY BROS. Corpqratlon TWO ROOM furnished apartment, many featuree. Starting $14,390, rootoe flnllhed. 114 batks, tif- MANCHESTER—* room Capo, 4.’ l9«0 by certmed'mall mfwfmofwii wiw Division of United Aircraft m e m b e r HL8 East HartfoM 8, ConneetiMrt heated. Gas range, kitchen act. re with built-in oven and range, dish­ bAthi. flreplac®, near biw thto order .to WtlUam W. ' ---- 283 E. CENTER STREET—MI 3-4112 RUGS NEVEB used, 9xl2, washer, 114 baths, ceramic- tile, low down payment, mortgage ar­ place, full ttaaement, amealte Foster Soworo^ Dbpesd Co. Corporation < 9x15. $$8; also larger and amaller flPlgerator, bedroom set. Fj;ee gaa, ranged. Call Kay Kaiser, Broker, drive. 14 acre o< wooded lot. And school. Low dpwn peyment. Em $ Hartford B, Conn. electricity. Low rent.'Apply Apart fireplace and paneled wail. Joseph OWMT l a MM*. WALLm. iutoa. m iOOaO or Ml 3-S930 lS»-)in Pearl SA—MI B-fiSOB aizez. G.E, vacuum, $20, BU MI 4-02W. , $18,800. Call capper, MX MSU. . 9-9980. meat 4,10 Depot Square. Roasetto, Bvlider. MI 9-6$0$, ^