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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHES-f^ER. CGNN., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1969 PAGft 1RBEE

K a u h * - K J • 7 4. What Uainstowi),' Maas., la homa for th ti per cant reliable, but the Air Force Waterbury Boys do you M y? h e l d o V^RV*—e n d s t u e s . Ellington' Easter vacation. Cancer Society hopes to-increase’ it, to 80 or 90 Radiation Control Answer: Rid one club if you ube ART THEATER HEBaiBVlilllll Robert (3eratung‘ of Main 8t„ per cent by the. end o f the year.. standard methods.. However, bid SU Frasklla Ave. CU SOHI SpleridM Bill! who was a patient at the Rockville Support Sought That would mean ihe mi.ssile would Shift Proposed End Quick Trip Sheinwold on Bridge one notnimp if you use the Kap- YOIVLL LAYOH ANlf EOAB WITH City Hospital is now convalescing score a bullseye on eight or nine HELD OVEB FOB SECOND TfEEK 2S7 CERTIFIED LAVOH8 JAMES STEWART N, lan-aheinwold System. This Wld Good Friday 'at his Home. shots out of 10. Waterbury, March 27 (i*l—T>^o j KBtt NOVAK ForKrebiozen Washington, March 27 (,(?)—The WATKINS- shows balanced distribution with Tasy tkirUs Jaaet Leigh Mrs. Dohpa Landry, a patient at The Thor carried a blinking young boys donned new Easter Soath dealer “Qiist A Dark Shadow” j a c k LEMMON Public Health Service should take OONPITUIOBY FAU5BCARD * Rockville City Hospital for the strobe light to aid ballistic cam­ putflts as piirl of thglr plBA to run i North-South yulnerable 12 to 14 points. .Dirk Borgardc. Margaret Lockwood "THE PERFECT New York, March 27 .(£>)—Th« over an expanded radiation con­ BIAY SUCWEED (Copyright 1959, General Fea­ "BELL. BOOK Service Set past three weeks, has returned to eras to pinpoint the missile’s loca­ away from home. . ' WEST NORTH NOW OPEN tion with extreme accuracy all trol program, a group of aclenttals tures Corp.) Bias EURLOUGH" her home on West Rd. Arherican Cancer Society said to­ rScommentfs. The cost: $50 million The only trouble was that they | B t Alfred ShebiwoM B Q 6 4 SATURDAY. 6 P.M. and CANDLE" along the trajectory, which, la Color and CInemaScopa •A Good Friday service of ’Tene- MY. and Mrs. Leland Sloan of day it has been asked to allocate annually by 1985. stole the suits trorryk department; , C A MMter*, Tewi Ouunplon V A 7 “Every Second Counts” Technicolor—8:15 ■tretched more than 1,000 miles Funiral SanriM SUNDAY. 1 P.M. 1:S$4 •,$$-$:$$ brae" will be held at 8 tjila eve­ Maple St. have returned from a The suggestion! came yesterday store, and police nlfiped their trav-1 la • certain flnewing situation, ♦ It 7 4 EAST W'ltk Ba.pbara Laaae, deaa Mare $350,000 of ita funds toward add­ down the Atlantic, range. Thibaatt Also: Aadlo Marpkjr * Ola Bcala Extra! “ Pepc Le Phew** 8:10 'k ning At the Ellington Congrega­ six week va(Mtion in Florida. from the Special National Ad­ el plans in the^d. j ORMOlfD J. WEST, Dli«et«r B K I 8 7 4 AUTO RACES ing to the supply of the controver­ It was. the third Thor in one' a good defender a-lU always false- WEST EAST Red Skelton Comedy "Public Pigeon No. tional C h u rch. This evening’s visory Committee on Radiation, Authorllleii ^sald the two boys,; 142 EAST CENTBK ST. SAT. 8:15 P.M. _ Next AtIracUoa "Rid* A Crooked Doil" sermon topic will be "The Search, Mandtceler E ven in g Herald sial cancer drug ’’kreblosen.” shape or another t6 be fli’ed since! agea 13 artet 14. hid tnaide H ow -, card. B 10 8 3 B K 2 'Windsoi^vi' In Colar SAT. 1 P.M. Plua Cartoons scientific advisers to the surgeon MltchPO S-IIM with New Expansion “ Roujre Ei Noir’’ and Where is God Now?" Ellington correapondent Mrs. O. The Boclety said It received a re­ Saturday. On.'^that day a two general. land-HughSa Department store un­ W est'leads the dueen of dia­ V96S32 VI 10 8 r NAMTPSMO \\J|W Now The Largest (Black sad Wklle) Wed., “ AUNTIE MAME” There will be a sunrise service at F. Betr, telephone TRemont quest for funds in a letter dated stage Thor-Able and a regular The group said It did not Intend til afteprit closed last night. They > monds, and the defenders quickly ♦ Q I 10 ♦ A 9 8 6 Thor blasted off within 20 hours B 3 3 ♦ Q 10 9 2 Amusement Park 5:30 a.m. Easter Sunday at Fox 5-9813. March 4 from John M. Davis, to be critical of the Atomic Eneigy swapgied their old clothes for new j ratUe off the first three tricks. of each other. | SOUTH In New England H ill In Rockville. president of the committee for a Commission, which now has the duds. They left their old clothing 1 Manoheater'a 'OldMt Then they get out safely with a The missile performed excellent-1 B A J 9 7 5 The regular Sunday morning fair test of krebiozen In Chicago. ptiniary responsibility for protect­ In the store. Mltti naeat Eadlinaa. h w t, and declarqj needs the rest ly In both cases, but the highly; ¥ K Q 4 PLAN NOW FOR A SPECIAL worship service will be held at 9 Bush Tells Details Mefford R. Runyon, the society's ing the nation fro)n radiation Police spotted, the dapper pair, Off-Street ParMnf of the tricks. executive vice president, told Davis advanced ICBM nose cone that 1 South can get the rest if he can ♦ 3 3 2 and 10:45 a.m. The Sermon will be hazai-ds including nuclear bomb early today in (lowntown Water- EatablUhed 1874 in an answering letter it was ur­ topped the Thor-Able was lost in- guess the position. Good B A 6 '"rhe Seai«h-and the Unexpected Of Census Taking fallout. But It said thcie arc seri­ biiry. They readily admitted tak­ Phssr Bsrtlsrd JK MMl EASTER DINNER Walnut Restaurant End.” Baptism will be at the 9 a.m. gent that the krebiozen research the ocean after a 5,000 mile flight. | ous weakne.ss in the present radia­ ing the suits, police said. Why did defenders Will give him a problem South Wert North Eart The Thor, which fired the first: where none seems to e.xist. 1 B Pass 2 B P t» AT THE NEW’, MODERN ■ervlce. There will be regular Sun­ foundation accept a neutral, ’’scien­ tion control setup. they sbandon their old rlothe.8? ' 7 W ALNUT ST. Ml 9-8070 day School sessions on Easter Sun­ Washington, March 27 (Ah—De­ tific” te^t of the drug as proposed Discoverer satellite into orbit Feb. The committee urged legi.-dation ■Cv The young.sters told police they After, winning the first heart 2 B Paa* ^ B AH Pi 26, will play a key role in several — ♦ Q day. tails of the farm and population by the National Cancer jpstilule. to give the health service top le- we)-e >ninnlng away from home and trick with dummy’s ace, declarer census which will employ about U.S. space ventures expected this leads a low trump, from dummy. HARTFORD, CONN. WHITE ELEPHANT lAtdl(M’ Beneo’olent Society Runyon's letter also said In part: sponaibilily in Ihe field, with wanted to travel light. 2,300 persons in Connecticut were year. authoilty to develop a comprehen­ The hoys were turned over to Kast plays low, and South impression that W est’s ten Is 10 SHOWS easreiunitiiiG The Liihes’ Benevolent Society " Y o u r request for m oney is un­ announced today by Sen. Prescott Among them are a space probe sive piogram of control for all Juvenile court toda.v. I n V /T T w e e k l y RESTAURANT will meet ^ n d a y at 8 p.m. at the supported by a budget or any de­ the jack. : cioubleton. This gives South an Bush, (R-Conn). toward the Planet Venus in June sources of radiation. Here Is w’here West must exe-1 he might not otherwise flood Seats Available 2S90 WII.BUR CROSS HIGinVAY Ellington congregational Church. tailed plan of how the amount is and a radiation satellite 25,000 BERLIN TURNPIKE, BERLIN, CONN. Recruiting for the farm census, to be spent . . . The group said it considers it cute the compulsory falserard. He think of. I DRty£-IN Right Up To Show Time a r iT S B e s T Mrs. Kenneth 'Clark, former state miles high in the near fntnre. ' FCR to be taken iri November and De­ "You claim .that public state­ "unwise to conlin\ie the a.ssig))- must play-hls middle tnimp-^not South leads a club to dummy's THE ONLY TODD-AO president will be'the guest speaker. In addition to its 26 flights as In Monacan Scores | EASTER DINNER APPETIZER S ■ Business, worship and refresh­ cember, will begin in September. ments by the., soclet.v concerning )i)ont of primary authority over his lowest. In the example. West ^ing and leads the queen of spades Mlrscle Screes ssd Sensd Fresh Shrimp Cocktail, Freeh Fruit Cup, Sherbet IRBM, the Thor-Able has made 10 S A F F m S A K E must play the eight of trumps. It from dummy. The idea Is to MANSFIELD Bslsreen Be.les ssd New York! ments W’lll conclucle the meeting. Eight crew leaders and 125 enum­ krebiozen have made it ‘no longer j trips in the past 11 months. the public healtl) aspects of mr J/ wiUtriiitfTitT CHOIflE OF APPETIZERS Antipasto. Iced Tomato Juice. atonne energy in-lire Siinle agency Nuclear Testing! would be even better if he had 1 through East's king and Tkere li se elker Tedd-AO Is Cess. MORE erators will be used in Connecticut, possible to intere.st private capital I Among them were three Air Force And Longer Tire Weor FRESH GARDEN SALAD jgnd RELISH TRAY Celery, Olives, Salad. that has a prime inleiost In tire 10-9-3, for then he could play pj^h t,p the ten of spades at the Soil ! Ends Sun. Orange Installs working under a supervisor sta­ in this enterprise' and threaten attempts to ring a satellite around Drive In For Our either the ten or the nine. same time ENTREES: SOUPS: The ladies’ degree team of the tioned in Boston. that If we do not allocate this pi iDiintional aspects of lire field.” Washington, March 27 l)T’^ — Minestrone, Cream of Celery. , the moon. The best effort reach Left to his own devices. South ' If South can be finessed into By the author of "PROM BAKED VIRGINIA HAM, Pineapple R in g ...... 8.00 Ellingiton Grange Initiated a class Crew leaders will receive about money you will be forced to con­ AEC Charrman John McCone Connecticut Rep John S. .Monagan i ed out 71,00 miles. told a Senate-House Committee would probably lead out the ace trying this, the contract will be HERE TO ETERNITY’ ROAST TURKEY, Glblet Gravy, CYanberry .Sauce...... S.OO ENTREES: _ , ^ of csindldates in the first and sec­ $335 a month for November and duct .your own public campaign for says continued nuclear tests ( Baked Sugar Cured Ham, Raisin S a u ce ...... Z.75 tl))s week that if Congress wants threaten health in all the nations o f Inimps in the hope that' East defeated. The queen, king and PRANK BROILED CHICKEN ...... 8.00 ond degree at a Grange meeting December. Enumerators will re­ funds 8imnUaneou.sly with our Tanker Heel (laina Btsu^ed with only the doubleton ace of trumps will all fall on the Gomlsh Game Hen, Wild Rice S tu ffin g ...... 3.Q0 ’ Wedne.sday. ceive $12-$13 a day for the two to April crusade . . . to as.sign pail of tlie ii-adratlon of the world. FREE SINATRA jiiohlem to other agencies, the king. This would work, and South .same trick, leavjng West's ten of ROAST PRIME RIBS BEEF ...... 4.00 Roast Long Island , Orange Sauce ...... z Deputy -Harry Kitching. accom­ three weeks work. "... you cannot coerce the The Democratic representative, AEC will coopciale fully. He said Front End. Irak* and would* make his contract by pick- spades eetablished as the selling DEAN BROII-KD MAINE LOBSTER ...... 4.00 Roast Native Turkey, Giblct G ravy ...... • • • Z.75 panied by Mrs. Kit(fhing, made his society in supporting . . . Se­ Washington The privately .’ O’, in a house speech yesterday, said Thlijarger population census will hi.s agency plans to spend $20 mil­ the Geneva Conference on nucleai Ing up West’s ten of trumps with trick, MARTIN fillOICE OF TIVO VEGETABLES Filet Mignon, Mushroom Gravy ...... official inspection, and Baal Cen­ cret drug, the value of which has ow’fied. ocean-going tanker fleet of Shock Absorber Broiled Live Lobster, Shrimp Dressing...... 3.50 be taPSin in the months of Jan­ the United Slates regi.stered a net lion on MU h woi'k in the year ji ti weapon controls m))st seek to end dummy’s queen. Oall.v tjurstlon SHIRLEY CHOICE OF SEVERAL DESSERTS anil BEVERAGE tral Pomona Master Richard Wil­ uary through May. 1960, and will never been accepted by the medi­ Inspection. When West drops the eight of As dealer, you hold; Spades— Fresh Lobster Saute ...... ^ Z.85 liams and his wife were guests at g.ain of six vessels and about 356,- ahead. tests "wluch prodnee life-endsn- M acLA IN E require about 2,200 persons. cal profession and the .scientific Suigeori General LeUoy E. gefing radioactive fallont ’ trumps, however, South may get Q 6 4; Hearts— A 7; Diamonds— CHHJIREN’S PORTION OF H.VM OR TURKEY ...... 1.75 VEGETABLES: this meeting. They brought their 000 deadweight tons during 19.58. Work dona by experta ed all M*G-M prsttnU' The slate will be allotted five communitv at large as having any Buniey declined immediate com­ I MIMBinMUM Candied Potatoes, Whipped Potatoes, daughter to be initiated into the ! sn increa.se of 6.2 per cent over ” Onr leaders nuisl convince Rus­ conventional makea of ears. A SOL C. SIEGEL PRODUCTLON ?• PBrfortnAaref Weeklf OUR BANQUET HALL AVAILABLE FOR ( field supervisors, one for each of demonstrated value in the treat­ ment. sia.” he said "Thai tests pose a Boiled Onion. Creamed Succotash, Grange. the year before. It was the largest Kvb. PtifT. 8rS0 Except Sir. l:i$ WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES, BOWLING PARTIES the Congressional districts. They ment of cancer.” Among other things, the ad- threat to nations behind the iron 'SOME CAME New Green Peas, Cole-slaw. ^ 'This class o f candidates will be annual gain in tanker tonnage Wed. Set.. Nob. Mmt. Ferf. S:M. will be paid $500 a month for the since the end of surplus-tanker vi.soiy committee called foi' inten­ curtain as well as those of the free R U N N I N G " A4pi.t ~ Wed. Mat. $1.28, $1.6$; Initiated in the third and fourth MORIARTY 8al.. Nun. Mat. $1.6$, $t.M; JCra- FOR RESERVATIONS CALL BEverly 7-9900 DESSERTS: five months, plus expenses. Se­ sales under the Ship Sales Act of sive research program.s for Im- world.” Cin»f«*Scop* • METROCOLOB nliixB $1.6$. $2.$$. Hot Apple Pie. Cream Pies, Chocolate Eclair. degrees at thi next meeting. 'The lection of personnel will be made plfived ladiation protection; train­ "The la( k of International agree­ Walnut Cheese Cake, Spiimoni, Strawberry Short Cake. Thor Again Logs 1946. MK8KBVAT10N8 AVAILABLE NOW meeting 'wdll include a pot luck prior to next January. 'Enumera­ ing of inoie srientista and spenal- ment In this field threatens the BROTHERS Plus "THE IX)NE TEXAN” AT STATE THKATKB. MANCHEB- Tea Milk Coffee 801-316 CENTER STREET supper. If the niore than .5,000 golf isUs in that field; and delegation'of licnlth of o))r people and of com- ' a Oiien FRI., SAT., SUN. a After Dinner Mints tors will be lecruited in April. 1960, Rhohel Pease was elected leni- For the population census, about Siiccessfiil Trip courses in the U S. were placed as niiicli rogulatoiy i esponsibillty ing genei alion.s and. we niay as-I Telephone MI 8-S1S5 WAGON WHEEL Children 1.75. porary chairman of the Grange 25 crew leadei’s in eaeh of the con- end to end, they would form a 16- as possible to .stale and local gov- ,s])me, of other nations throughout I Horae Economics Committee un­ C N,. t,/| T,(*.m.( gre.ssional di.stricts will be chosen, Gape Canaveral, Fla., March 27 lane highway 8,000 miles long crnmeiils. the world.” til anothei member can be elected Easter Dinner VILLA MARIA HOTEL FOR RESERVATIONS CALL Ml 9-8070 and approximately 400 enumera- (/Pi The Air Force's versatile to fill the unexpired tern of Mrs. tor.s will be u :a l in each of the Tlior has logged another apparent­ Donna Landry who resigned re­ districts. EnumeiMtors will work ly successful trip over intermedi­ For A Delightful Easter cently due to ill health. ’ for about three weeks at $12-$13 a ate i-ange on its 26th flight test. Announcement was made of a Tlie 65-foot rocket, which seems __ .95 Orange Hobby Show on April 22. day. job applicants must meet basic to perform equally well as a war Sunday Dinner Dine At The All members are asked tq^partlci- weapon and booster for space '"e- Come on down ... on the double pate. qualifications of the Census Bu­ Baked ***;" w m reau and must be able to devote hicles. roared aloft last night froni At Wednesday's meeting it was a pool of white fire and snnoke on VILLA MARIA T T X y PROGRAMS 'voted to send the lecturer elect their full-time to the work during what appeared to he a perfect Sttt«»* Baked Sknwk to the Grange conference. It was the specified period.s. No part-time start. also voted to donate $5 to the Red workers will be engaged. The latest shoot was part of _ CompiBte Dinntr Cross. Bush said applicants must have the Thor'.s advanced research and OPEN SUNDAY A T NOON Personal Note# the equivalent, of a high school developnient scries aimed at lm» SPECIAL CHILDREN'S DINNERS Robert Wallace, son o f Mr. and education and nuijt pass the quali­ proving reliability that is, better­ Drive a RAINBOW CLUB fying tests. Selection of individuals ing the odds for hitting the target Mrs. Donald Wallace ot^West Rd. COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN SUNDAYS For Reservations 'Video Everyday Is home from the Newhampton will be orgariized through Repub­ on every launching. MEMBER DINERS' CLl’B AND AMERICAN EXPRESS lican State Headquarters at Hart­ NEW YORK FLOOR SHOW All Rights Reserved— School In New Hampshire for the Tlior squadrons already are en­ CALL GLASTONBURY Easter vacation. ford. This will be done late this trenched in the ITnited Kingdom Double I) Value Deal EVERY SATURDAY N I6H T H. X. Dickenson A Co., Inc. Richard Dlmock, son of Mr. and summer and fall. The names will under Royal Air Force control as MEdford 3-9631 MBaR’SKEna Mrs. Gordon Dimock of Somers be forwarded to Bush and the cen -1 part of the NATO defenses Wagon Wheel Restaurant ONLY gS.OO MINIMUM PER COUPLE Rd. who is attending school in Wil- sus bureau here. | The Thor now is considered 65 R O l'TE 9— ROCKY HILI, 15 MINUTES FRO.M MANCHESTER ROUTE 6-44A — BOLTON FOR RESERVATION’ S PHONE ,IA 9-9687 BRIGHTENS PHONE Ml 9-8023 VILLA MARIA HOTEL 0 EVERY DAY! on a SOUTH GLASTONBURY S m m k KEITH'S LEADS.. WITH APPLIANCE VALUES! with a Table Model Radio you'll find time files by. A DoubleMalueFord! 1 MILE OFF NEW LONDON TURNPIKE ELECTRONICS perfect addition for the STATE laundry, kitchen or beil- MANCHESTER MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS NOW LABORATORIES room. Buy one soon at STANEK’S. IT'S BUILT FOR PEOPLE * TWCAC5 MMT EOONA NOW Thru TUESDAY FOR A DELICIOUS SHOW N EVENINGS 8;,S() FRICIDAIRE DRYER N o ii^ 277 BROAD Whether you’re sixteen or .sixty, this Ford is btiilt to treat 6VEAJ fOtt. . 6-P00TWt5 UK« M f ! you like royalty. Ford's wide-opening doors let you enter OSSP J y o u G *T A AIL MOVIE GOERS ARE TODAY — SPECIAL RADIO TELEVISION finx cusNioV ELATED BECAUSE Showing At 4:30 and leave with ease. No sweltering! Ford has u.sed glass p e e r WgLLS SUNDAY (5S) LIBKRACB ClisnnrI S New Havni. C'nnn. Channel 18 Hartford, Conn. . 8:30 (53) 8HEBXOCK HOLMES sensibly . . . offers the most .insulation in it.s field. No long- Chsrnel 8E Springfield. Mn... (18) YOl’ ARK THERE trip fatigue. All Fords have foam-padded front seat cushions I.lmltnl Engagement Channel 80 New Britain. Conn. 0:00 ( SAO) PHIL SILVERS SHOW HALF PRICE! INT.AUTI UNCUT! Channel 40 Hoi,yoke. Mb... “ Warrant Officer Paparrl- . . . all Fords have full-depth cushioning and springing all THE POPUL.AR PRICES DINNER Channel 5.3 Waterbary Conn. li“ (22-30) M-8QUAD Adult $1.00— Child 50c the way across the back seat. . . and \our feet aren't MAIN CHOICE OF APPETIZER.S 8:00 ( 81 STATIONk OF THK CROSS “ (fhoet Town” When .Purchased With Frigidaire Washer Antipasto Tomato .Iiiice (;2-3oi Yoriso d b . .mai.one ( K) HIGHWAY PATROL cramped into a deep well in a Ford as they arc in so many Fruit Cup Clauia cm Half Sliell .50r Extra ( 8-531 BEAT THK CLOCK (18) .MOVIE AT 9 (40) ALL STAB I'LAYHOl’SE “ The Jungle other low-priced cars. Sluimp t’orlitail hOc Extra Lobster Cocktail 50c Extra 3:50 < 3-40) THE VERDICT IS VOUBS (66) TOMBSTONE TERRITORY Now . . you can get a Com­ CHOICE OF; (32-30) FROM THESE ROOTS “ Payroll to Tombstone” plete Home Laundry at a tre­ FEATURE (.'birkrn SoU|) Minc.stronc Soup ( 8) CONNECTICUT BAND­ mendous saving to you! Fa­ STARTS AT STAND ENTREES GRAND RE-OPENING (38) WHO DO VOr TRUST? mous FRIGIDAIRE quality . . IT'S BUILT FOR SAVINGS 4:00 1 3) RANGER ANDY W. H. EN6LAND newest 1959 model . . just what IMPORTED BAKED HAM. with pi:ieapple sauce ...... $,”..25 (33-80) UUEKN FOB A DAY Imagine!. You can sa\c up to .$1.00 a tankful because Ford’s ROAST CHICKEN ...... Sil.OO ( 8-.03) AMERICAN BANDSTAND you have wanted how at a CLUB FTI lOT MIG.NON, witli musbrooni sa u c e ...... $4.00 (40) FUN HOUSE LUMBER CO. thrilling Keith saving! You get standard V-8 and Six engines thrixe on regular gas. Fords O:!."; (10) THE SECRET STORM a new 1959 Frigidaire Drver at VE.AL SCALLOPINI. witb nuishrooms ...... $.3.25 4:50 ( 3-40) THE EDGE OF NIGHT only require oil changes each 4000 miles. Ford mufflers are BROILED SIRLOI.N .STEAK, with mustirooiu saure ...... $1.75 (22-30) COUNTY’ FAIR OPEN ALL DAY e.xactly H ALF PRICE 'when PRIME ROAST BEEF ...... ! ...... $4.75 5:00 ( 3) FEATURE FILM SATURDAYS purchased with a matching Au­ aluminized to last twice as long as ordinary mufflers. Ford’s FRIED St.’ALLOP.S, with tartar .sauce ...... $2.75 "Daniel Itoone" tomatic Washer! See them Sat­ Diamond Lustre Finishes never need \iaxing. Ford cars EOUOWID 6T CO-fEATUBl EASTER SUNDAY CHOICE OF 'nVO VEGETABLES urday! 8:30. 9:30 (22-30) THE THIN MAN themselves, and the extras most people bu\' co.st less, too. CHRRLiON YUi ANNt Peas, .Snlrd Bowl. CreaiTied Cauliflower, String Beans. Nichols “ La Habre-lnvocata-Enl? EVERY NIGHT Baked I'’olato, French Fries. Dclinoniro Potatoes TIDE ( 3-40) PLAYHOUSE OF STARS For example, sugge.sted retail price of a Ford with radio, HBTON-BRYNNER-BAXTtR Manchester • Inc. “ The.Salted Mine” EXCEPT DESSERT ( 5-53) 77 SUNSET STRIP heater and automatic drive is as much as $102.75 less than TECHNICOLOR Ice Cream. Bi.squit Tprtonl. Spuiuoni. .lell-o. Cliecse C.akc 2 2 "A Check Will Do Nicely” SATURDAY major competition. Assorted Pies. Ice Cream Cake Roll B A N D S GOODYEdR 10:00 ( 8) THE LINK UP “ The Trap Door Spider '■.ar a, SUN MATINEES Werl.-Sat.. April 1-4 CHILDRE.N’S PORTION $2.00 LARRY CHESKY-4 fro 8 P.M. Caee” AS USUAl “ The Black Orchid ” (22-80) CAVALCADE OF SPORTS .MINUOIIS Pf HFUh’.i^N! fS TEL BU 9-9225 NYLON TIRES * Harold Gomen vn. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN,, FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1969 PAGE n V E pAiaiPpoi^ MANCHESTER E»'ENING HERALD, MANCHEStER. C0NN„ FRIDAY. MARC^H 27, 1969 BArrftt '^nd hla wife, Nora, had been paid by Woodridge peo­ ’59 Registrations ^ ARE YOUR CAR ple, and the remaining J6 by O'wn- Storm Fails / Tool-Die Shops Plan RockviUe-V ernon New York Firemen appi»ar«d in vaudavilla aa a aong ere o f undeveloped West End cre- Can This Be $pringf and dance >fain for many years before joining \VIi^ in 1933. He was Effective Tuesday PAYMENTS TOO Bayer Summa^es age to which the project would Injiireil in Blaze also extend 'eewer eervlce.N ToCutl^eiJcn born in Holden, Mo. HIGH? Studio Clly. C^IJ,. Mrs. K va These rates were based on en­ A ppren tice Huntington Denies A lle g e New li'ork. March 27 i/Pc Three Motorists who hAve not yet ob- gineering determinations by the Winter^s FijgdCl Fling? (^ranaer, fiP. mother of actor Far­ firemen were Injured today in s tslned their 1939 regi.ern Issued at the Armor*y sub- share should prove to be lessHhan areas south of the enow belt. Construction crews on Center ern Massachusetts Tool * Die School guidance coUnaeltors and Uebe's Expanding and reconstnu live Surgery and RROAD ST. AT sents a clear picture of the sub­ problem after the rules ere ap­ $125,000, a modest goal of con­ employe agencies will be consulted dation along with other reasons was tteated for smoke exhsiislon ststion in its week of operation A ject, explains wdiat has been said the finding of actual benefit tp th*t Cold weather moved into the St., police reported, continued Assn. Llebc's Wallpaper and Paint Slid possible leg Injuries. professor of plastic surgerv si.-the toi-al of 1.083 Inserts were Issued VV. MIDDLE TPKE. proved. struction is being planned. An all- Aa the first step In forming the concerning the avallabiUly.of com­ given by the Site and Building about It, answers some questions, property. Thus, although the Plains and MldWest. operations in laying utilities pre­ store on Market .St, vyill be con­ The third iiijurrfi man was LI fnlveisily of Pittshurgh. \ esiei day. Oprn Evonlnf*—MI 8-2496 The early spring, snow earpet steel wing, 40 by 96 feet will apprentice program the assorlatlcn petent apprentices. and eliminates some confusion. statutes allow us to break up the be erected for Immediate use by paratory to resurfacing the main Committee of ths Vernon Fire Dis­ solidated with Liebe’s Hardvv-are Chailes F'ranck, who suffered a 1'he sub-station « ’ss closed today assessment Into districts. I was gaVc the northern areas a Christ­ will first conduct a survey of ap­ Aptitude Teat The Problem 4-H and homemaking groups. H ie artery through town. Police re­ trict for abandoning the site. on W, Main St., Osmond Liebe has Iscejallon of the left hand and will also he closed tomorrow. of the opinion that assessing bene-1 mas-like scene, two days before proximately 200 firms. Locally, Each potential candidate will be The problem, briefly, is this: main building and a pole building ported only one minor mishap due A district meeting 'will be calleil announced. The fire slatted shout .5 s ni. in Policeman Saves W o o d r i d g e property-owners fits a»ainsl the Green Manqr; Egg Hunt on Easter. It looks like the Easter to the storm. A car slid into a these Win Include the ABA Tool ft given a mechanical aptitude teat cvmii in "lore will be expanded into the giound floor premises of M for dairy and livestock may he Die Co.. Inc., Dean Machine Prod­ ■oon to previous action in would get sewer sei^’ice from the Apartments . . without assessing bunny will have slippery hopping ditch on Hartford Rd. and was expressly prepared for the tool -ft -proved i !•'* former Cramer's Fashion Cen- Rubin snd Sons, Inr It sptead the Hilliard Estates people, and as it makes its rounds Sunday completed by 1960. ucts, Inc., EftS Gage Co.. die Industry. For Interested high which the CD site was a Bov ill Staiiiforcl project but since October they A foundation will be put In for towed out. and to appropriate $3,600 for pur ! ter. Mrs. Ethel Cramer aiinounced next door to 690 Broadway, a five- Durant^ Essex St. area people laa morning. Town Highway Department crews Inc., Nelco Tool Manufactilring school graduates, the Industry thia week that she is Tetiring^ from bare opposed assessment rates the At Play Area the main building, together with chase of a Vernon Grange lot a story loft, as 175 firemen, most well I might be vulnerable in courts Northeasterly winds of , 20 to 30 remained on alert throughout the Co. Newton Co., Purdv-Ferrls plans to offer a special pre-job business. The store has heemsell- wearing ma.'ks hsttled the flames Rtrtmfoi'fi, Mftn-h 27 A Board of Directors has proposed to installations for water, eledtriclty few hundred feet away from the .since their uses and benefits ap­ m.jf.h. whipped the snow into storm. Before noon, the depart­ Coip., Mai Tool Go,, and Wllco Ma­ course with a 2-foId purpose. It ing out its goods snd ftxtures\for snd dense smoke. levy for it. Weather, ahmaather! there will and sewage, and filling completed. chine Co., Inc. CD site. Second itelectman Frank­ ! iif^ of Bniro sod property-owners would pay 50 In addition to this, the Board has in Minnesota, Towa, Wisconsin and be done before the 4-H Fair starU "taking care of themselves," and VFM and .auxiliary Ofitcert ' WE ARE CLOSED TODAY Valley St playground tomorrow. number of persons now In training, the Industry, but wlU alao give the Selectmen can meet with the per cent—$50,000. been reluctant to assess the Broad, Michigan ye^sterday. Driving con­ this summer. plowing operations would be "out The Frank Badstuebner Post. rownn, 9, who w »« ovorromo In n Essex, and Durant St. people be­ ditions were hazardous. of the question.” Sanding and salt­ the num ^r of skilled craftsmen the employer an opportunity to sites comir.it'ee before then since Deaths iMst JSight The project is a force main and Alton L. Sproul Jr., chairman of A t the T A C meeting held in now employed, their age distribu­ VFW. and it.' Auxiliary will hold a ' In xn npnrtmmit hoii.'f on cause they paid h eavllyfor sewer Nearly a foot of snow was on the ing would be started as soon as ju jge the applicant's qualifica­ a firehouse on the Grange site IN OBSERVANCE OF pomp station to be located on W. the him! for the Junior Ghambcr North Coventry Wednesday night, tion, anticipated need for crafts­ may cost fs much as $8,000 more joint installation of officers April ’ Pro'.'prirh St. Middle Tpke„ w w t of Center St. service in the past. grotind in 1-a Crosse, Wls., while necessary, according to highway tions. 19 at 2:30 p.m., at the VFW Home. i By TIU: .%SS PRFSS of Commerce, said he was per­ officers and members of the board men In the foreseeable future, and than one on the CD site. ('ownii WH.' romijvod iim-on'cioii* 2 Riilra Await Approval four Inches fell lu a 6-hour period officials. This Introductory course to ma­ I Da .lolla. ('alif . Raymond Thorn It would connect to the sewage of trustees were elected. establishment of the training pro­ The officers, elected recently, 1 nnd 'uffpriUK from «mokp InhaU- plexed by today's incl-mency but at Grand Rapids and Saginaw, chine shop practice will be offered The additional cost would come ton ( ’handlei, 70. writer of mystery treatment plant off Olcott St., re­ A further indication that some William Nieman of Ellington gram to fill the openings. are; Joseph Fetko. commander; tion ami amnka poi.'onlnR from tb<- GOOD FRIDAY nothing short of the bllerard.of Mich. Heartest falls reported in during July when machine shop from drilling a well, installing a Allen Burke, .senior vice com- novels, died Thursday of bronr htal lieve a minor overflow condition at people already served might not be wa.s named pre.sldent; Raymond First Building Now Club Demand Increasing aarlv moruinp fiia whirh wa,' '88 would hinder the hunt. New York state were three inches facilities and the faculty of the sewer system, btiilding a founda­ i mandei ; Ra,v Fetko. junior vice pneumonia (Ttandler s “ Ihs I.ong (CLOPFI) S A T l’R l'A Y .MOR.MNG ALSO) a Psurkade pump station: and be a assessed for the proposed project Daley of Wlllington, vice presi­ According to a spokesman for coiifinod In the living room In I h- The search is scheduled to begin at Binghamton and more than one Hartford Regional Technical tion. and filling in the land as well 1 enmmander; Louis Saidak, chap­ Goodhve was selei led as the best step toward extension of sewer is given in assessment rules com­ dent; Mrs. Rockwell Holcomb of San Francisco— The first uulld- the association, the prograrr lb bov'a apaitmanl at 10 a m. More than 1.700 egg.s, inch at Buffalo. School will be available. as the cost of the property. All | lain; Matthew Ostrowski, surgeon; mysterv hook of l9.^4 by the service into the west and north­ piled by Martin spd now Somers, secretary, and Frank Ing constructed in San Francisco, urgently needed, for "we face au PoliiPiuan Samiiol Darnhaan. some of them gold-colored, will be The extensive storm area, cen­ Niederwerfer of Vernon, treasurer. The basic apprenticeship pro­ these things would be provided on j Pctei Teabo post advocate; Mvst.eiv Writers of Ameirca, Me r A A A * west. awaiting Board approval. an adobe building, is now the O f­ increasingly high demand for, pull me hi' mouth nvor the lip' of During the con^versy, a pos­ hidden about the playground. tered early this morning in In­ Board of trustee members are: gram will cover 8,000 hours of the CD site, Welles pointed q\:X. i| Charles HlilM. qtiartermaster; , was bor n m ( ’hir ago, A section says: CThildren through second grade ficers Club of the Presidio. The skilled craftsmen capable of work­ Water end sewage wo.ild be con­ larndon, Billv Mnyerl. a top­ tha bnv, blaw air Into Prura'a sible change in town assessment "The cost of any sewer con­ diana. was expected to move to Winthrop Porter, Hebron; A. J. Presidio, with 1,540 acres, was training, and include both shop ex­ Harold McLaughlin, adjutant; and age are eligible to seek out the the Midatlantic States coastal re­ ing to fine tolerances and finishes nected to facilitie.s at the former | line dance hand leader and theater mouth Tha bnv roeninarl ion policy was considered. structed to relieve an overloaded Brundage, Storrs; Foster Richards, chosen as military headquarters perience and 144 hours a year of I mu'teca. Paul Oruenig. three eggs, and prizes will be given gion by tonight. on new tjT)®* pl metals reouired County Home adjacent to the CD | [composer for more than .30 veais, arioiianaa.a aflar about fiva mln- It was that the town might be section of sewer, if such overload­ Mansfield; Luther Stearns, Mans­ for the soldiers of Charles III of In this Industry. We are not train­ supplemental school instruction on ! yeais, .McLaughlin, twu years 7 those who find the gold ones. Tlie building and also owned by the die<| Wednesclay after a stroke iit aa able to assess property-owners al­ ing has been the result of gcad- Wet weather was In store for field; Mrs. Homer Waltz, Rock­ Spain in 1778. It is the United subjects related to the trade. I Ni( holaa Pawluck, one yeai. • • • eiiMi I •, I hunt is sponsored by the Jaycees ing enough men to meet our re­ Nashville. Term Victor Strom Mia A ne>*lmn’ i''>waii. awakanai-l ready provided with sewer ser\-lce development of the area most of th'e Great Lakes regiop. the ville; and the* four officers. States' largest military reser\’a- town. : Auxiliary officci s to be installed / ^ r . and 12 Parent Teacher Aasocla- placement needs, and soon the The Building Tn.spcclor told the quist. architeft and art patron. hN- amoka aaopine Ini" bar hacl- for new extensions or additions or of gradual Increased use of the Ohio Valley, parts of the Middle tlon within a city’s limits. present acute shortage will be­ are: Mrs, Esther Giuenig. pies- tiona. Infrared Speeds Painting Selectmen that the CD’ foundation | Idled Thnrstla'y after a slmn jllne.ss room. manapaii to icacua bar that Would improve and extend sewer, shall not be assessed Mississippi Valley and along the come critical unless the industry ident; Mi.'. Kettymae .Mitchell OUR SERVICES RESUME MONDAY Sproul explained that the un­ Ladips Wore Armor I >ie Itad been assof lated with atchi- (laiiehlar Pimnia III Kira Capl parts of the system for which they against any properties being Atlantic Coast states. Snov or l\ashington — On the average, Is cracked Init can l>e fixed The .-eruor vice piesidenl: .Mis. Bertha certainty of temperatures at this and public agencies unite to meet New York—The use of infra­ ' te4-tur-a| firms m Boston, Piltshurgli had already been assessed. Served by the overloaded section of snow flurries tyere indicated in the every million dollars’ worth of foundation is reinforced concrete, Payne, junior vice president: Mrs, .lohii .1 OCoimoi hrai'ail lha amoka time of year is partly responsible London - In medieval days the the problem. Since it takes at least red heating has practically elim­ an4k-,<'hn ago heffiie » online EIGHT HOURS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE The old policy was not to asseas sewer. but may be assessed northern areas and showers in the highway construction require.^ 15,- four years to train a craftsman in according to CD ification.s foi ; Mary McLaughlin acccitaiy; Mis.s Safe atid Stntnd to brine Rrui a. whiU' Fira- In such cases. The town has paid for his stand. "It could be like Ohio Valley and along the Atlantic lady of the manor, as well as her inated industrial use of .‘*Wet an underground coiVn.unioations ..\nne Misaiko. trpa.'uiei; Mi.s, Nashville IP veais ago. maii Paul Vieeiaiio hio,^lit out against properties not then being 000 barrels of cement. 240 tonsTof this field, the time l.s already late.’’ I„oi.s Marhut. 12. is cOn.soled by an uni(Umtified Yuba. C'alif.. oflt- * Harvard, III f*alti(k Barrett 70, the full cost of some relief sewers. California tomorrow," he said. Coast. knight, wore armor. But she wore Paint” ^'arnings. The M in tin g and center. .Maiie Kloter. chaplain; .Mrs. Maty 9 A.M. +o‘5 P.M. served but which can benefit." structural steel, 195 tons of rein­ .Coordinator of the program in cer alter her release yesterday iiy Marysville. Calif., deputies. the Cru'le Kzra of radio on the t'imly. 7 Applied to the West End prob­ Another thought: What would South of the snoW belt yester­ It for foundation purposes. A drying of toothj)aste tubes, for T h e Fire District had been o f­ Fetko. conductress: .Mrs. Mart’ No olliar oiriipanta of tha 8 Martin's compilation of rules has forcing steel. 1,567 tons of bitu­ the central Connecticut and west­ She was the victim f>f a suspeclerl kninaprng at the hands of e\- W lit National Barn name radio lem, the considered change meant he do with a'.l those eggs? day, showers and thundershowers, slender waist of 13 Inches was the instance, used to take 36 minutes. fered « 99-yeai lea.se to the site Fortuna. guard: ami trustees. Mrs. been sanctioned by Bayer, who fa.'ihion, and the style-conscious mens- mainly asphalt liv in g —and ern Massachusetts area is Fred­ menlal patient Kduaid Beckwith who wa.s captured earliei. Both shf'W in the I9.30s and 194fis, tired atoi v. 64 -family ril v-ow iia.l a|iarl other property-owners beside the with strong winds, dampened Il­ With the new proceaa it requires for use as a firehouse Lauia Hickton. three years: '.Mts. mailt hoiiaa \>, era av ai iinlail. said "I find nothing illegal In women tortured themselves with 593 tons of concrete pipe, accord­ erick L Radke. association pres­ the gill and Beckwith were quoted later-h.m denying that a kid­ . Wednesday after a long illness. Woodbridge Heights people might them If they are applied to any linois, Indiana and Ohio and rain, ing to the Bureau of i^ibllc Roads. ident. Other cooperating agencies only one minute. In its tea.sons for not u.sing. the Dorothy ypHig. Mrs. mixed with snow, pelted Ipwa. .steel-plated body molds. naping had taken place, tAI'* rMudotoxi.* be assessed for the project be­ particular set of facts In manner Nothin" Missing CD site the CommiUee cited I>ucv Audet, one year. cause It would improve and extend consistent with this opinion." "apathy'' of .some pet sons leganl- AflrmUeM yesterday: l>en>y iiai- an existing sewer system. That ing vt.se of latvti to whicli the dis­ ^laves Jr . Briiad Biool<. I Tlxomius .\l oran. (jua rl ermastei-; system, which focuses on the Park- Out Abeorb Cost In House Break trict does not have clear title. D i s <• h a i n e (\ yesterday: Mrs. j FV.ink Wohlgemuth. chaplain: ade pump station, entails part of The opinion then leaves the sub­ Welles pointed out that the land is Nartnu Tobin. 93 I'^nion St.; Mrs. VFW(jroii|)s ^'lliclU4Ml CiU (n ek. .surge, in ; Nicho- Hilliard Elatates, Broad, Essex, ject of assessing people already UnknowTi Intruders forced an owned by the town and t'.iat tlie IJIlian Hattin, 29 Pleasant St la.s Tspa t ris. j>n.«sL judge advo­ JOHN F. TIERNEY Little, and Durant Sts., and the served, and discusses the legslitles into the home of Eldward Fire District i.s part of the town. Admitted todi^y; Mrs. Margaret cate; \^■all4’;• Von Hone. [>QSt .scM’MD officci ; and Jaf oh Iviguza, Green Manor apartments. of Msessing Woodridge people. Girard at 410 Summit St. yester­ The Commit Ice also stated that Weber. fM Pro'spert St. Pick Officers Wilneil Auden ami Thoma.s Re­ Others Might Pay Bayer said: ‘There is authority day afternoon but left without CD personnel would have to go Funeral Home gina. tru.stees for' three, tuo and It was said, thus, that the pro­ for allowing the Sewer Depart­ taking anything, police reported through the firehouse becau.se A ernon And Talrotlx ille news Is John Banhroft and Mi.s. Inez posed project could "benefit' peo­ ment to absorb a, portion of the there is no outside exit from the handled through The Herald's .Mahone\- have been elected com­ one yea rs. r e«?pe( t ively A pnimpt, courtpous, 'vnijial h»’t ic .'orx ir6 this morning. Other officers elected by the ple already served and they might cost that cannot be properly as- Police said entry was made cellar. Welles pointed nut that Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St., mander and president, re.speclive- for thp man.i dptail there is an exit fiom the basement telephone TRemonI .^-.3l36. aiixlliarv include Mrs MHij-g.HsIe, with ppi’.xiinal altPntiim be assessed. eessed. This is true tinder the gen­ through the cellar door which was Iv. of the \'F\^' atul Its Anxiliarw SPECIAL However, both Bayer and former eral case law and Is logical imder into a ground level room for CD senior \Mcf* pie.sident; Mi.s. Olive kicked In. A second door, lead­ Pa\', junior vice j»i evident; Mrs. f'nnvpiiient parkins: mi Town Counsel Charles Crockett the theory that no more can be ing upstairs, was forced open. A pui:pose,s nivly. separated by a wall Bancroft, uh » served com­ PURCHASE! made it clear that the determina­ W E’RE IN from the firehouse quartets. mander fiom In 19.37. ,suc- Gertniile Buchanan. treasvu’er; Loral pH in a (|uiet, resicipntia! iipiphlinrhooH. aasessed than the actual benefits in a north window had been In Pliiladclpliia, .\ir.s .Ian Taho?, chaplain. .Mi.s.s tion of "benefit" would have to be received, and thus there is a pos­ pushed out, police said, apparently Welles went on to point nut an­ leed.s .lacoh Daguza in that post, and Mrs. Mahone.v sm ceeds Mrs. Helen Giistaf.son. i nnductress. a factual engineering matter, not sibility that the benefits received during escape. The break was other advantage of using the CD 219 WK.biT ( KNTKH STRKKT—TKL. MI T-1222 Laura Kcaheit as pi-esident of the Mi.s. Ftuth McGtinn. gusid. and a legal one. might not equal the total cost. Fur­ made some time between B and site for a firehouse. Fireiiieii Fi"lil Fat auxiliary. .Mr.s Daiiuj Pkabert. trustee for Bayer added that a court would ther, although we operate under 7:15 p.m.. police said. Sinf'e the CD center will be manned 24 hours a day. similar ^ Other officers elected by the three years. not likely question a determina­ our charter, we can take advan­ Philadelphis. March 27 '.T' Police were notified of the break round-the-clock service could be post include Gerald Tabor, seruor joint in.stallation of the newly tion of benefit by a town govern­ tage of Chapter 103 of the Gen­ by Mrs. Girard at 7:30. The provide in the fliehou.se. The fire Philadelphia firemen aren't taking vi< e commander ; Joseph Jelsov- elei led ofticer.s will be held on ment. eral Statutes which provides that Girards had been out shopping any chnaces on a bulging midriff sky. junior* vo e commamlet ; April 21. He said, "The Board o f Di­ call system could be moved from a municipality may apportion and and. when they returned, found the. county home building, now- rectors has a very broad discre­ delaying them as they slide dmvs assess the whole or any portion of evidence of the entr>-. A jewelry operated as a conval.sc ent home tion in these matters smd a finding those brass poles to answer the cost of the construction of such box on a child's bureau had been to the CD building. Welles said. by the Board or its administrative alar ms. T7 a system . . . I conclude that we rifled, they said. Welles noted that the Selectmen The smokeeaters liereabouts are i officials that any particular group Plan to have your definitely have the authority to ab­ Police said use of the window had offered pie\-io\islv to meet waislline-ronscii'nis .so much so Is The Time To FIhii ^’our of properties has been benefitted sorb so much of the cost of an In­ as an exit pointed to the Girard's with the Committee regarding the that U have lost a total of 474 by a sewer would be given great SPRING PAINT UP— stallation as W’e may desire." having possible surprised the in­ site, bvit their offer wa.s refii.sed. ^xre.ss pound.H in a enmpHign weight by any court upon at­ truders when they returned. NOW For F^ttmates C'nll . . . Originally, it WB.s proposed the againsl fat. t liste r Sundati tack.” The case is still iinfler investiga­ The .Second Selectman qvies- town would pay 2.5 per cent of the ttoned several of the Site Commit­ Cites Case project's cost. Fifty per cent would tion. It all began fotir years ago. He mentioned a coiu’t case (the tee's staled 'eaaons for abandon­ wlien the rlepartmenl began le- Wm. Dickson and Son Park Ecclesiastical Society vs. the ing the CD Se’e. qmring a regular physical check­ The Committee stated that the Dinner d t y of Hartford) in which prop­ NEWSPAPER up On the fits! g^o-tound of exami- erty-owners already assessed for CD personnel would have to go nation.^, it was found that one of PAINTING at service objected to being assessed For Your Easter Dimier Serve Pero's Fresh through the firehnu.se because every .«e\en firemen wa.s over­ again for an extension that would there is no ntitside exit from the weight . and DECORATING benefit them. Bayer said: basement. Welles pointed out It's oci upalional. of cMurse. Fire­ Spe<.|allzin({ In ('hiiri'h IVork "The court said that it would that there is an exit from the men often have long spell.s of jtral • Extahll'h 191.’) • L not look into the purpose of the ^Everybody is basement into a innin for CD p'li- srtting around, a henm-hroademng MI 9-OniO— >1 AN C IlE SrE K jReO i^adt ^riU FRUITS, VEGETABLES po.ses only, sejiarated by a wall oc upalum al best*. 1/ (open Easter Sunday at noon) new sewer, even though It was at­ from the firehou.se quarters. Di- Saverio Brunelti. chief de­ tacked on the basis that It was Belgium E n d iv e , Beet chiefly being put in in order to Seedlsaa G r a p e s , Rober JSEWS to the newspa­ The Site Con-.mittee mentioned partmental physician, told yester­ Wethersfield, Conn. — Rt. I.S Grapes, Emperor Grapes, Greens,. Green Beans, As- day of the progress the firemen abate a nuisance at the end o f the paraguO Spinaeh, Peas, "apathy" ot some fver.sons regard­ Cantaloupes, Temple have made in their assault on line about to be installed." . Boston I/ettuce, Red Onions, ing the use of land to which the To you, nf Raster, we ex­ J A ckson 9-5779 Orangee, NectsWInea, Boeo avoirdupois. FOR EASTER Similar arguments have been Leeks, Corn. Bri>eroll, Yel­ per. .and everybody District docs not have clear title and D’AnJeu Pears, Pineap­ Of some 3h0 who weie originally tend oiir sincere greetings, used by Woodridge home-owners low Squash, Cucumbers, Chi­ Welles said. "The land belong.' ples, Tangerines and Indian found to he overweight, virtually In that the proposed project would nese Cabbage and Cauliflow­ to the Town ann the P'ire District with the hope that you River Seedless Grapefruit. all have slimmed down to proper eliminate the minor overflow prob­ er. looks to the newspa­ la part of the town. He pointed lem at the Parkade pump station. out several advantages that would size, he sai I James Vennard and daughter. [ EDSEL INVASION SUCCESSFUL and accurately pre­ sented. .. .in a form THEY’RE SEAMLESS! that can be referred .“I Si vies To 2 S ’. Choose From to again and again.. THEY’RE TOP QUALITY! and kept as a perma­ nent record! THEY’RE SALE PRICED! GALS!... YOU’LL WEAR THIS FAiSHION c Boioetl MARVEL ALL YEAR ’ROUND, i P e o p le make the news. Everyday people in their y everyday activities about town. . getting married, moving into a new Missy Suit-Sation f Easter Special! GARDEN SALE.S Offers You These .Beautiful Fresh Flowers: home, winning a prbmotion. Interpalionally prominent people . . in LARGE POT • UUES making decisions; taking steps of world-shaping importance. Be­ wash 'n wear • HYDRANGEAS • Thousands of distinctively styled Edsels moving • HYACINTHS cause people like to know about people, they turn regularly to Built as a medium priced car- • GARDENIAS out of showrooms each month. • AZALEAS their newspaper as the most convenient and most comprehensive now priced with many modeis of • Sales up 28% over same month last year. • DAFFODILS source of reliable information about what people “are doing every­ • Many Edsel extras are included in same low price. • TULIPS • Two Edsel V-8’s and Economy Six all run • MUMS where. Chevroiet, Plymouth and Ford. Rocnaiiobly prieed toe! bast on regular gas. • See! Drive Edsel— the king-size value—now in OPEN nUL and BAT. NIGBTiTnX fl—WE ABE OPEN SUNDAY lEuFtttttg the loyv-price field. BRUNNER'S EDS£L T. r.O . BOX IM. TOLLAND TtmNPUU&-N|ANClfB*TER, CONN. ■1-“ i - ? A, \ MANCHESTER EVENING HEkALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., MARCH 27. 1969 PAGE SEVEN ; V. .. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C O N t C FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 Slate Idl e Cl ai ins 11 Persons Hurl lean Interns This Eimter Be Sure To If there are any openlnfs for a.ecqni Lack of As Tank Crashes contract;, tabor la obvloualy act- reader "wUllftf to work for nothing | Rise 10 ill Week A Tip to Sniert H e ^ n ^ •d ilatirl^Btpr tins Itaelf for a atrlka threat. In A Thought for Today to get in the field." era— M ake jtm r E a s te r Real y lem^ Says Thoms Ne-w York, M arch 27 '.pi - A - the peat or In our poat-war pact tiponeored by the Mancheetat Two yeas and a hundred rejects For All Of Your A to ta l of 181 new claim s fo r ner tmly aneeessfni by setr- f IJ w a U i Council of Aurches Here ’n There later, here he la In Waahington. I unemployment compensation were 10.000-gallon water lank roltapaed ing a Belletons Royal lee at any rate, manasemant and la­ Thoms agreed w-lth l^rmard, (nrade at the local office of the looking In diabeltef at hla aaalgn- The ahorUgr Of qualified Ameri-tf - _ ------„ , yesterday atop a 6-story loft btilld- C ream bor hare reaolved auch altuations den Interns ts s aerioua problem to "There are far more vacancies Employment Security Dlvi- m a Music has become an . Intesral by ment for the day: NestiM »»hU» Last Minute ing and dropped tlirotigh three amicably, aith labor taking a of the Female Gnome, 4,. Thoms, adminlatrator of I Wealthier hospitala with feclW esl ^ month ago 14.5 such claims finora. F,level! peraona were in- | h x c k a m raiae, manasement taking an In- daily Hying; many are awakened (with particular attention paid to CAKEl B I t reR< WALTER E. TEDFORD the atrong maternal Inatlncta of the, hospital, agreed today xx-ith; for instructing interna get nrat.were recorded during the week, jiired, at least two of them aert- PnMMMn rreaae In prieea, and the public to the sweet sound of music from OOUNTV. ED ITO R thia romantic bird). statements made 'Wednesday by choice of the American crop. I At that time 1,664 in ell claims oiisly. ~ October L. UBl takinir the reaultant^ InnaUon. In a radio-alarm combination, while the'director of education at Hart-' "In thia case it's a matter of were on file in the office while (he sunrise concerts fill many break­ At the deak next to his, S^y EASTER NEEDS One of the Injured w«* *n ex­ Beerr Beenlns ICXMpt the caae of a thins like ateel, that Richards studies her assignment,. ford Hospital, to the effect that] 'the rich gel richer and th* poor imest report shows 1.697. pectant mother. ^>Thav^»tenelIed^iUc«r7>^1rt^ream^ tABBR Roll» cloee. The day has begun. work. Neither knows that they will the ba.sic skill to "take a good ones is Ineffectual at present. lapaed. I dove under the table and / tdlspiucbea herein are eleo reeerved A white h air^ man, the dlvlelon j go on like this day after day, year All mar LOW Priced! poor by the record. Uhat the Pres- soul finds Its greatest Joy ja^. Recipes for Frying Muskrats medical history or give a good The matter will have improved III Green School when I got oiit I could see a worn- , m u eerrice elleni of N. E A. Berr- in Wine, and (honest to goodne.s.sl |chief, passes slowly end after year, atep after step up the in a .vear or two. he concluded, idem would like to have happen [ j, i, jn the song of praise sung i physical examination."- I an pinned in the. celling riebria over • tce, Ine.’ RepresentsUves; Tbs The Status of North American the rows of dropping ^ clkssiflcation scale until they reach Dr. Leonard said that ipany for­ when all foreign medical students ' my head. 1 tried to get her out * Publishers hasn't happened before. To the i the morning in thanks lo the dally assignment* to the bright the highest grade - and then retire­ FREE PURNELL P A R K IN ^ Calvary Chapel's .special Faster | ^^'"'Flowers • Julius Matbeai Special“ — Afency ■ --nev —- New eign physicians obtained appoint- "who wish to intern in this country hut cotild not. and I went for help •York Chicago Detmtt contrary,. each . special negotislion i.who, brings Us lo the start ment. TOeae two, and the hundreds will have to take a standard exam­ service will be held at the Man- | AT ‘ MEMBER ADDIT BtJRBAO or Perhaps this senator had ment.s in this country because hos­ The w om an w as Mr*. W ild* S. of otheri'Jlke them, turn out those Vour **CHAKOE PLAN' ination which will te.st not only Chester Green School Siinday Nieves, 25 the expectant mother. I ; CrRCDDATTONg______has taken care of its own special |,h;- -„,,i'"^-'h„uVs'lor the ^ converconver- pitals could not fill training posi­ m nrning at 10:4.'i, S3.0M won» which spew out of tions with American-educated thiiTr medical ability but their _ _ I interests first, and left the general | who watches over our going o7^fr^isti^t^Td «• Anderson turns to hll The Sunday School will present Tbs Htrald Printing Cotol*",?/, i K. Drew Anderson turn* to hi* our federal printing houses - to physicians. knowledge of English. . assumes no ftnsnclal responsibUlt. M interest to fend for Itself. and^-r rommg^ lh^ t ; ‘\H'bc're m ' writer. hoWlng down good-paying desk and pick, t.p a .lip of p a ^ . enlighten you aq^m e.______IS a program, im-luding recitations •typographical errors appearing m aa- ami aongs by the children and a . • verusraents and other reading matter Perhaps what there ought to be , who "neither slumbers nor jobs in Washington, woujd-be Extended Forecast Tournaud^s champion. The following Cubs visual presentation of "God's • tn The Manchester Evening Herald is a redefinition of the apecial and ; ,|ppp, ■ y „ ,h|„ i.., the song that ellsta with burning ambition, but tWb years out of Georgetown. A ft« were winners in their dens; Trees" by the young people. Temperaturea In Gonneclicul for ' Dtspiay advertising closing hours: specific interest of the negotiators | ran fill our davs with the real no plot. , graduation he to'^cd the publigh- EVERYTHING FOR OVER 47 EASTER.S! BOY SCOUT . Michael Barton. Den 1; Mark Leg- ' For Monday—I p.m. midav ^ Mov of music "O sing unto the Thia might be how a typical day | Ing houses Tfl New Ymk, P®rtljr The Rev. K. L. Gustaf.soii, pas­ I he next five daya, Saturday GREENHOUSE . For Tuesday—1 p-m. Monday I themselves. j gitt. Den 2; Kenneth Walker. Den] tor, extends an invitation to the Doubly Lucky , For Wednesday—1 p.m 'mesday. I t>ord a new song ' starts In The Office of Govern-^ hoping someone would read his FOR INCO M E tA X through Wednesday, will average I\otes find News 4; David Hicock. Den 5. Ted i p„bijc to attend thia service as well Twins Richard and Raynlond Otten, .1. of Kdgewater, .N. J . relax .q to 6 degrees below normal ("old­ , For Thuradaj—1 p.nv Wednesday. Has there been, in the psst year ( Rev Roy R Hutrheon, ' ment Trivia Dealing with Mat- deathless prose, and partly to ask ASSISTANCE. CA1LL .Mather, Den 6; Mark Ware, Den | regular evening services of . For Friday-1 p.m. Thursday at Englewood Hospital apparently none the worse for wear after er over the weekend and a warming and a half, ahy dip in the opera- j Edward Keiderling, Deri 9 Rob- | f-brist's .afnba.ssadors at 6 p.m, LILIES • - TULIPS • • HYACINTHS • For Saturday-1 p m J^ay. ANDERSON a ,'l-story fall TVeilneaday from their bedroom window at home. trend Monday or Tuesday Ctaarifled deadline 10 »0 k in. w tlons. profits, and hours worked in j Cub Scout Pack 152 held Us ert Klein, Den 10; and Randy | the evangelistic service at 7 day of publication iwreepl Saturda' Ml 9.4764; Ml 9-0854 I AP photofax 1. The normal mean temperature la HYDRAN6EAS, etc. ; t a ra ______the ateel industry ? If so, has some , hipnthly meeting last Friday night Smith. Den 11 p.m. The evening .service.s will be In the run-off of the winners, . jbe t-hapel, 22 Vejnon St. 42 and ranges from s high of .5.1 of that dip been altrihutahle to Open Forum In the auditorium of Bowers ■ F rid ay , M arch 27 j ledical Mirror Mai-k Ware, became pack cham Haven Railroad was delayed a ea.slbound tracks from 6 p m. until In a low of .11. the fact that the higher price of School. pion, with Ted Mather second and Precipitation will average three, Good Friday d n m w t d r u } . iVHAI DOCTORS SAf ABOUT: FIRE OEI.AYS TRAINS half hour yesterdav by a fire in | 6:211, It occurred in the Riverside steel contributed to the higher After Deh 1 lead the pack in the Randy Smith third. Prizes were ! Greenwlcli, .March 27 iT) Eve­ an engine A lthough dam age w as , .»o(-tion of G reenw ich, n ear S iam - quarters of an Inch occurring about ; A Conversation Of Four? To the F.dltnr. 1 awarded the champion and the 'Tuesday. prices of many consumer items Dark, threatening clouds cover. salute to the flag opening cere­ ning commuter traffic on the New alight, the blaze tied up both ford. w inners, 1 Providing a conference of for­ which led, in the fall of 1957. to the skies, no silver-linings send i • Mumps to two New York specialists, mony, .skits were presented by eign mlnl.sters prepared the way something of a consumer s strike? hopeful light on my weary way to | have not been very successful. Dens 4 and 6, based on the theme the top of the mountain. Somber i ^ NEW • Fish Fye Injeclions .M atiiip'a K asler O iitfila to some degree, the I’nlted States j The I rece.ssion has been pro­ There is no really good medical of Canada. Den 4 presented -'The "would be ready " to attend a sum- ; colora of cypress and olive trees treatment for cataract. When an C rem ation of Sam .McGee, " ami nounced over, hut it is not so con- increase my feeling of In.security • Skin Strijpes operation docs become necessary', Den 6 presented a capture of the New York. .March 27 i>P W hat­ mit conference, Britain "will be rluslvelv over that it cannot he and rcstlessncs.s Stones and roots ' SERVICE the cataract patient can take villairt.- "Deadeye’ by red coated ever the weather on Easter Sun­ glad" to attend same, and France seen retaining some part of a grip | across the winding path cause me Q. “Should rhildrnt, e.pecioHy comfort in knowing that in most M otinlies, day, Mamie Eisenhower has suit­ "would he disposed" to accept such to stumble in the sinister atmos­ featheTweiglit lillU boyi, b» drIibrratMy ex­ cases surgery will provide useful, Den 5 lead tlie pat k in singing able outfits. on our economy. - Foi- Uie future, Home Delivery If it is cool, the First Ladv will a conference. phere posed to a rato of mump$ to even excellent, vision. three songs, after which the fol what could be the effects of a new mauve wool drees-and- On niy side an unknown traveler O f they won’x have it later on ?" lowing awards were pre.sented: | wear Came! These alight differences in Ian .increase In the price of ateel? just 3 pounds — .4 reader. Ronald Cadett, wolf badge with jacket costume designed by Mollie walks with me in utter silence. His Q. “/ om 13 and m y b u ll, hare guage, tn the thre- notes to Mos- ] ^ more likelv lo ex- closeness increases in me a .sense I Slurdy-buill of one gold and two silver arrow Parni.s. and a hat made entirely A. The idea of gelling it over developed pinkish ttripea. point.s; Edward Keiderling. Carl of violets designed by Sally Vic­ cow auggesUng a May 11 ‘'o"!*'-j .t,,, operations and payrolls of danger, so 1 a.sk him I” leave Suburban Farms iluminum What it the route and tchai wilh springs up because children Walckowski aiirl Stephen Gosselin. tor. enc*' of foreign ministers, are he I and production, or to contract me. hut in vein. He tried to deaden | Folds to suit rarely have complications with ran be done to clear tbit up?“ my fears with endearing plea.sant- j wolf badge and one gold arrow If the day i.s warm Mrs Ei.sen- ing taken aa representative of s i them" Woiild it help create s blg- BULK mumps whereas acJulls, especially — Worried. hower will wear a dreas-and-jackei ries, and, treiiihling from head to box Slit point: Michael Heffrnn. Michael real difference in mood in the three men, often develop serious outfit of black and white geometric Bought! I ger market for ateel. or might it fool. I go on and on. ever closer ' A. This sort of thing is not so Byrnes, Timothy Murray and Western capiUls. Britain's Mac- trouble during and after the dis­ silk print and a little white hat help cut (low n the market that now tn the siiniiiiil. ease. M'hile it may be desirable rare in young girls w ho more of Christopher Adams, wolf badges: mlllaii is supposed to be most eager trimmed with a roll of the same exists' Would members of the One more tiiin in the road and to have mumps early, deliberate less suddenly begin to move M ark L eg g itt, bea«r badge and one rapidly toward womanhood. The gold arrow point: Timothy Cun­ print. for a summit meeting, perhaps be- union get an increased wage for ahead of us sn swe-inspiring scene exposure is another matter; seri­ stripes, as you call them, are due ningham, hear badge: Robert Mac- Descriptions of the alteniale cause he Is most fearful that war number of hours a year, iinfold.s: It is Calvary with the ous complications are indeed un­ Easter apparel were released heie Ice Cream common but they do occur. Also, lo stretching of the skin. In all F arlan e. Richard Barton and three rrosses outlined against a could develop over the blind con- ^ number of houra a probability they will disappear Michael Barton, one gold arrow yesterday by .Vf rs. .Parnis and Mrs. bloodied sky In the .suffering Delivered to your home.s in refrig­ the c.vposed child may bring V ictor. fronutlon of wilU which is the ^ in time. 'Youngsters whose busts- point and two silver arrow points: Saviors face I behold an un­ erated trucks by our route men. mumps home and give it lo surface shape of the Berlin crisis ; 1 ^ ^ ^ k i n g ? adults who could have a severe are so large as to be discom­ Kenneth Walker, gold arrow fathomable love and grace, my moding would do well to contact- point: David Moyer, silver arrow France's de Gaulle is supposed tn increase in pav rate heart is relieved, the anguish is case of the disease and perhaps $ the family physician. point, and Michael Bixler, 2-year be least Interested in a summit . m-reasc in work- be left with permanent damage. leaving my body arid soul, Commended service . TG WORTH of NEW Easter Special conference, apparently because heI ( ing hours that might he lost? I turn to speak to my companion. : by leadinp % ^=r- Q. " / have heard that eye rol- Den 9 won po.s.session of the non thinks that Russia ran be barked but he i.s gone snd with him the aracte ran be cured by infer, Anmers do not necetsarilr reflect honor den award for the month The statesmanship the President burden of unforgivable am He wa.s .lUthcnlie'. T O , U y u down, and might as »>11 be backed tiont made from fish eyet. the opinion of oil doclort. The diate~ for receiving the iiio.st awards. personified sin and could not re­ no.Ti.T and treatnteof o f disease Is down now. Otir Eisenhova-er is sup­ a-sked might well prove en­ ICE CREAM ROLL What ran you tell me about The highlight nf the pack meet­ lightened self interest, as real main to f.sce the Redeemer of man­ ONLY tbit?”— A faithful reader. the limciion of the patienTs per­ ing wa.s the final running of the posed to be in the middle, not kind; he left and fled. sonal physician. Quest Inns directed statesmanship usually does What .Sliced, individually w'rapped, rabbit center. Q Q ^ $10 88 Pinewood derby races in which 24 sharing Macmillan s fear that the Then. Just as I am. 1 approach A. N'arioiis noiiMirgioal treat­ to' Science Editors. F.O. Box miniature homemade cars com­ PRATT crisis could reach s point which is to he proN'ed. at anv rate, is not the rro.ss with an huinhle .spirit and Ideal for your easier dinner. Qt. O O C ments, including use of lish lens Afadtson Sq. Sla.. N. F. 10, Af. Y, peted on a sloping ,10-foot long SIGN CO. a firm belief in the forgiveness of eMracl. have been Hied in cala- H'//f he incorporated in these cob would deprive both sides of free­ how hold and persuasive the union MARLOW’S dual race track. all sin in C hrist .lesu.s racts. Such trcalmenis, according umns when possible. The races were run to determine dom of choice, hut not wanting to brass can be. or how hard-hearted SPECIAL FI RNITFRE DEPT. generous the management With the eertain hope, that den winners and also the psek For Signs take any responsibility for refusing : Easter morning brings the full- Lower Store l,evpi—MI 9-5221 PiibliNhod as a Public Service By hra.ss ran he Both have proved the, processes of negotiation either. flllment of God's promises of an IB Or. Seahrook Stravtberries. • Free Purnell Parking • these things in the past Tlve ques­ 89c It is a normal part of the think­ eyerlasting life in heaven. I return Pint >Iedluni Whipping Cream. During CARTER 25th Pine Pharmacy Pine Lenox Pharmacy ing of the West that even sueh a tion i.s whether holli can by being home with a ioynus praver in my GENERAL heart for the Lord's mercy and un­ 299 E. Center St.—MI 9-0896 divergence of opinion among the intelligent aboiil their own self- I 664 renter St —All 9-9814 interest, give s different kind of ending love. ( ALL OR ORDER FROM YOUR ROFTE MAX Read Herald Ad vs. I Western Big Three is a dangerous R. Lotz TV SERVICE thing. TTie normal ideal for the performanee. less entertaining to Days ffA AP .\ Call operation of the Big Three is ah- the gallery, perhaps, but sl.so less Nights Pina Parts Date costlv. Anniversary Sale Bolute unity. In which the Impreg- ITCL. MI .1-5482 nabl* united front is offered to now's th0 time for WILKIE DAIKY R ussia. Outburst In The Temple M I S-88B.5 We presume, today, to wonder if: Ifl WALKER STREET BU'h a minor break in the pattern | What happens, in these times, to SPRAY FOR RENT of absolute, prearranged unity is somebody who suddenly heconves 8 and 16 inm. Movie Projectors PLANTLAND —sound ni silent, also ,15 mni. rot a healthy thing. The previous ' obsessed vviUi what seems to him slide pro lectors. pattern of dipiomaev'. m which, on . to be s truth he must siiout out? MAGIC TODAY and TOMORROW every Issue, the We.stern Big Three i What price sanit v. if it he judged WELDON DRUG CO. have forced themselves into unity sanitv ’ W H O C A R E S ? 901 Main St. Tel. MI S-.I.IIl In order to gang up on Russia a.nd The answer is as perhaps it has With our town governmental expense.s ri.sing annually to a FEATURES EASTER PUNTS overwhelm the Russian position. ' almost slw ays been, ndu iile and point where manufacturers who might want to open a new fartory The one end only Dt^O Lnemel now- • or branch in this area niiglit well be frightened away, I cannot End of this Great Sale has been dull and deadening, j ostransn. POHED ROSES HYACINTHS Marks the is i handy push button can! Quich, help wondering why we have to spend town funds for a develop­ givong. of all things, the frequent I A heretic shouted something in ment commission w-hen we hav’e an admittedly alert, ably man­ SPECIAL euraWe, baaulilul . . . lor imKlt m Impression that there is no free- j th* temple the other day. The tem- aged Chamber of Commerce organized and functioning to effi­ DAFFODILS .irST ARRIVED EASTER LILIES dom of policy and decision on the ! pie in question was a meeting of Mtadt wriaces. ciently handle such matters. r FOOD KING free vvorld side of things. the space and mia.sile experts he- fine of the most experienced and be.st informed executives on TULIPS POHED MUMS Clvamber of Commerce ai tivities recently told me that we should EUROPEAN When it Comes to the simple Ing sponsoied, out in rasadens. bv ^ be liappv to have Jolin P Wict as our exeriitive vice president HARDY AZALEAS matter of w-hether Or not the West the I’aliforma Institute of Tech-i and ! happen to know personally that Mr. Wiet's staff is most CINERARIAS REX BEGONIAS Is going to allow itelf to he pushed | nology The worship of the mis- j efficient AFRICAN VIOLETS GERANIUMS IWEEKEKD SPECIALS Of course, I know little shout Chamber of Commerce pro­ Wheel Down to around, or bullied, by Russia, aiuh' sile was proceeding along ordinar- | grams, for over a period of years 1 have qnly .served on the busi­ 2 F„rl 65 unity is one thing, and it ts .strong ily rev erent lines, when the heretic j ness advisory committee of the I'nited States Chamber of Com­ and it ts welcome. But vvhen it made his sudden shout. j merce. for nvanv years a director of live Connecticut Chamber of FOOD KING r. ,S. TOP CHOICE QI'ALlTY BEEF DEPT. I FUij.Y COOKED SHANK PORTION comes to the other phase of pres- And he v as quite a one to be j Commerce and the Hartford Chamber of Commerce. FUIJ.Y rOOKEF ent day diplomacy, which roncems 'heretic. He himself vvas one of the Without being immodest too. T think I know a bit about de­ velopment commissions for 1 vvas, for years, cliairman of the NOW IS THE TIME! the possibilities of solution for the spvre scienti.sta present, as an em- and Connectidit Development Commission and directed the expendi­ HAMS 35c cold w-ar deadlock now existing. ^ ploye of International Business ture of literally millions of dollars. And among the industries I then it is some variety of view-s Machines, itself a giant aggrega- ve brouglit into Connecticut during my regime vvas a $17 million SCOTT Corenco FOOD KINO HEAVY WE.STERN ECONO-BEEF DEPT. ' which is welcome, and perhaps ' lion of American genius dedicated plant to say nothing of many others TENDERA lyfjiv YOI Kvse aiN*NO CK)VT. ■. x>s»i-«>GRADED OVEN READY I have before me a beautiful buK hiire covering in detail LIME atrong. t(xi. In the past, the West- to the statistical side of the world everv sales phint for the City of Hartford canylng the caption Turf Builder All Organic 10-14 Lb. O O . - em Big Three, by the time they I of the fuDire. The scientist in ques- Avjf. Lb. at the top “Hartford. Connecticut and the Capital Area" and at 50 Lb. Bag Ft. .50 Lb. Bag ^ Hen T urkeys got through negotiating a rigid I tion was, in fart, head of I.B.M.'s j the bottom "General and Kcononiic Infomiatlon - - Hartford De­ 49c unity among themselves, have elim- 1 own space program. His nanie was velopment Convniission City of Hartford." ■ # V - Coveragft Actually, the City of Hartford does not have a Development GRADE "A;’ F-RE-SH Inated most of the possibility of Dr. A- R J Groerh. | Commission and the most informative brochure w’as prepared by any negotiation with Russia ' Suddenly, in the midst of all the , the researcli department of the Hartford Chamber of Commerce, EGGSi.*. D..47c"ir n».49e CHEVROLET nier^'ls a survival of this habit J le^ssile worship. Dr Grosch stood! a large nart of the production cost being paid for by the City of In the present Western position. ! up and shouted his heresy aa fol- H artfo rd BIG BULBS WHITE SLICED—FUIX SIZE despite the perhaps refreshing i lows; Likewise, it is the Hartfoivi Cliamber of Commerce which serves the Citv of Hartford as a Development Commission, And CALLA LILIES touches of difference. Once again I "Our nii.sslle program is the mv high cla.ssiflcation of Mr Wiot's fitness to handle Develop­ RUBRUM LILIES REGALE ULIES y It is to be nqted. the Western pow- ' swan song of s dying civilization ment Commission work for Manchester is based upon the ap­ I BREAD Loavea 29c ers come close to saving that, in a| His remarks had something 'of w ith praisal of Mr. VViet s outstanding ability by one of the top men in tlvs department in the Hartford Chamber of Commerce. 2 1 4 5 situation of deadlock created by 1... .h 1.1. i.'<. n PAINTS SM MAIN STREET — Ml S-2S4S da. 1 G * U, w- L •Ml labor of the ateri iatfuatiy. lurid Muqiiclon that may be 1 f * -' ./ Ibej are about to dtaciMii a new lig lit. ^ I

r ■■■/ f . y \ ' HEST12R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1969 /PAGE NINE •'H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- FRIDAY, MARGH 27, 1969v S^ate Calls Doctor CHARGE YOUR ftC n EIGHT ■ r by Edward Horan, Tollaiid Rdj S t iU U — ' > >..r ter” and th^mudienca wUl be call­ et Liner Owners Frcist Predicts Kennedy Bolton Bolton.-Horan’s car waa pushed ^lo Test Barbara PRESCRIPTIONS HERE Hebron ed on to take rtsme p a rt C A M E R A ^ into another car parked In front d eod Sendee rOJI—FLASHBULBS riVUtr o f I t ^ Blame Tanker Syracuse,'•■N. Y„ March 27 (/h— othing Fancy About This Dish, Library Qroup The order of eeiTioe In today’s Driver Warned. DISCOUNT PRICES ' "Hie only Injuries suffered by Will Be Next President Joseph Barbtea Sr., Apalachin Good Friday program, held In the M l FINE ' Shorten, according to police were gangland host whose attorney aaya Blects Trustees Hebron Congregatlona/1 Church In Minor Crash a broken front tooth s cut Up ARTHUR DRUe For Sek Crash n iA IIM A C T from 10 to 10:30 a.m., w att Organ (ConHniiefi fiuni Page One) and cut right arm and leg. ^ ^ he It crippled with a heart condi­ It Simply Makes Delicious Eating prelude, by M ist K ath y Sniis; Union Powerful, William Shorten, 24, of Long­ (Oontlnaed from Page One) tion. will be examined tomorrow by At the annual' meeting of the hymn, “ There Is a Green HUl Far The accident "We take what we get whether by State PoUceman Charles Sup- 6M CEMTER ST. Away," collect: Lord’s Prayer, an­ view St, BUington, was warned we deserve it or not." three heart apeclallals. - Douglaa Library Assn., held ainskaa of the Colchester barrac*s. Read Herald Advs. tugboats on the trip down the Kennedv Inwisls 7 By ncK acmoR them, ‘Tn Joseph’s Garden," Gloria for inattenUon to driving aft;er an "I was down \inder for a long Because of the eondltlon, the at­ Wednesday evening In the Ubra^ river and across the Upper Bay to y - Boaton (/P*—A meal ■ without Patri; Scripture reading by George adcident on Tolland Rd., In Bol­ time," he recalled. In his lelsni-e- torney maintains that Barbara is building, the following were re­ Al Robert «iai atUl be a t r ^ t for the ton St 2 a.m. today. not ii'oll enough Ifr appear in U.S, elected to the board of truateea, t » Lura Fellows; an original poem, by ly,. gn iff speech. "I was 38 be­ Kennedy says .Innies R, Hoffa's age will be surveyed. . district court on a rnarge of ire lioDaawUa who Ukea to experi- serve for three years: Mra. Ger­ Jennifer Nygren; sermon, "Sorrow According to State PoUce, Shor­ fore I even .aubiVlitIcd a first book Teamsters Union is "the most pow- RANG! ten was driving south toward* Rt. The Grace Line manageipent jn eo L trude M. Hough, Norton P. Warn­ and Jay," by Kurt Nygren; Whit­ of pocm.s to a publisher. But you rvflil institution next to the gov- come tax evasion. i\ii 44A when he turned to look out said that after the Valchetrt had : V a ip a Uke lUIet of aole—or er, and Lucius W . Robinson Sr. tier’s “We Live by Faith,” by Mary keep on at it. You sneak up on it. U.S. Ally. Theodore Bowes said the rear window. When he turned been sighted both visually and by ernnient in the United .Stales." rUEL OIL •M m txeeT J i ao, you ehould really Reports were read • and dis­ Coolidge; hymn, “In the Cross of radar, a plot had been tracked in­ You want' to win hut you don't yesterday that Dr. Charles K. cussed, and a social hour followed, (Jhrist I Glory,” and benediction. back he saw hb was headed for Kennedy, .Senate Rackets Coni- Friedburg of New York City would ^ p ra c la te baked stuffed fillet of dicating that the 'Valchcm would want to be caught" tfibking ns if iiiiUec chief rounscl. also told an GASOLINE with refreshments served. 21 mem­ N ew Ham e . the back of a parked car on the X Join two other doclois in ehei klng iiwte wtth an anehantliiK enclosure right side of the rbad. State Po­ pas.s safely to the - starboard you want to win. Overseas Press Cli'ih lunclicon yes- bers were In attendance. A new house is nearly completed (right) of the Santa Rosa. "Everybody wants tn win. The the ,53-yoar-oId Barbara at his lice said he attempted to to tei'clay that tlie power wielded liy toJJster Newburtt sauce. DAR Meeting Just beyond Mrs. Helen Coleman's pun The Grace Lirte management tennis player wants to. The Rus­ home near Endicotl. Members of Col. Henry Cham­ the left but could not ayold hit­ tlie Teanistcis Union gives it * Difficult to make? Not in the place, near the Marlborough line. aded in a statement; sians want to. We want to win. | an "cconoiiiie strangleliold " over Fiiedliiu'g, Chief of eiirdtology at Jaast If you can stop, look, mix pion Chapter, DAR. have received The owner, Gus Gutryman and ting the parked vehicle, owned FOOD STORES "The Valchem made a. radical My rhief wish for this country is Ml, Hinai Hospital, will represent B AN TLY OIL notice that the chapter will meet iiiniiy American comniunlllcs. a few basic in^redlenU with family, plan to move Into It from YOUR BEST N8GHBORHOOD STORES course alteration to her starboard, to win at every turn. " i Kennedy said men willi oriiiiliinl the state Inveslignlion conmilHsion, t .lM I'V M , INC. I B w a l delicacies. , , „ Monday, at 8 p.m. at the home of their Windsor home next month. making emergency steps neces­ At 85, P'rost still sound.s like hi.s I ei ortls were exerting influence in Harry travi.s. of Bingliamlon, i :i '1 \i,N'‘'i r n : i i - Baked stuffed fillet of sole stuff- Mra. Alfred Neal, In Westcheater. c IS ry s^ a r f o o d p r o d u c t s sary. Unfortunately, these steps native New England. tcani.sters nf.alra in Uetroil, Chi- Barhara's attorney, has produced ^ with tobetor Newbury sauce Is Election of officers will take place. Mancheeter Evening Herald He­ GENERAL which the Santa Rosa took were "W e want people tct.be dlffcr- engo. Cleveland. Nnslii’ille. Pliila- an affidavit from a siicclalisl TEL. Mlfchcll 9-459S the creation of Jimmy' Doulos, The program will consist of bron corrfspondent Mies Susan D I N N ^ unsuccessful. The navigation -of rnl," Frost, the 4-time Pulitzer ileliihla and New York. He did not whicli said Barbara waa a "com­ tiwner and chef of "Jimmy's Har- readings by the Rev. A. Wallace Pendleton, telephone Academy T V SE R V IC E the Santa Rosa wa.s at all tlme.s prize winner, said elnliprale. plete cardiae cripple. " KOCKVILLE TR 5-3271 b w Side Hestaurant■■ on the Bos­ Canney of Westchester. Hostesses 8-S454.' . . . in full accord with proper "That's what makes mo tired, "Tlie AI'E-CIO has done what II Aiitliorllies liave not been atilc ton Sish Pier. will he Mrs. Neal and Mrs. Canney. Days A E » CaU Sarve seamanship." inn do," he added, "luit notliing to (|Uc.stlon Barbara since state po­ Nighto aAnNI$2J5. Plus Parto this walk in belialf of .saniene.ss Boston's unofficial "chowder 4-H Strawberry Pro.toct Indianapolis— About 14 per cent ■The Grace Line said that shortly Of rourse, tlie difference gets acute iiiucli more 1s left for it to do. We lice broke up a meeting of 60 un­ of American children have an al­ king," Jimmy estimates he annual­ Word has been received by 4-H T E L . M l S-0482 c r a n b e r r y s a u c e before the 'Valchcm was sighted, once in a while, and maylie even must liave legi.slntlon to deal with derworld ch:\racters and friend.s at lergy of some kind. ly serves thousands of lobsters and leaders and committeemen from another vessel had been visually a llllle bloody, as in war. the.se )irohlci.is. " his lioiiie Nov. 14, H>57. sighted five miles away. The Val­ 30-MINUTE FREE jnlUions of clams at his :water- the University of Connecticut Ex­ "In the arts what we want Is A bill Intended to cuili ahii.ses in Barbara is cliaiged uilh evailing 2 chcm as well as the Santa Rosa ■ front restaurant tension Service, that the Sears what Is new and different. 1 want tlie lalior field lin.s lieen sponsorod payment of $14,600 in federal in­ had radar. . He has been a fixture here for Roebuck Foundation Is again spon­ to meet people wlm have seen what jointly by Kenrieily's brother, Ren, come Uixes in 19.52-,5() and failing INSTALLATION ■as long as most people can remem- soring the 4-H strawberry project. "The crewmen were wonderful .lohn Kennedy iP-Ma.s.s) and Sen. to re]iorl approximately $38,000 in — 24 HOUR SERVICE— and there were no hysterics among I have not seen. We want this at iher. but In 1955 he discovered he Doulos serves his baked stuffed fiiiel of sole to a pair of Funds made available by the .'4arii .1. Ervin .Ir. (D-NC). laxalile Inronie for those years. the passengers." said Mrs. Quen­ tlie risk of some rtrouhlo. oven at A// •had really arrived. Sen. Lcverett favorite guests at hia Boston restaurant, Gerald A. Fulham (cen­ Foundation are being used to pur- the risk of fighting witli one nn- Isaltonstall (R-Ma-ss) summoned SWIFTS Nowm tin Reynolds, wife of the author. ter) president of the Boston Fish Market and his brother John, cha.se strawberry plants for inter­ olher." •hint to Washington to serve his ested 4-H elub members. Two MOST WkSS She told newsmen a fire "start­ president of a food products company. ed going like mad, and we were Illiistratiiig his poinl. tlie tall, /special brand of fish chowder at a varieties of plants are being of­ AMBUUNCE SERVICE PMCtOUS t For • conference pf mayors, A year later told to put on our lifejackets.’• rugged, white-haired writer ron- fered, the Sparkle and Catskill. OF MANCHESTER, INC.—MANCHESTER, CONN. <49o t mued: /he gave a repeat command per- came upon the pickup truck 4-H club members may request tv^rama p r o d u c t (The fire was in the Santa Rosa's Free Installation ; formance. South Windsor parked in the driveway with the CONTK ST^ paint locker.) "When I made my return vi.sit to 25, 50 or 75 plants. The nursery 2-WAY COMMUNICATION after it col- England a couple of years ago" AMESITE keys in it. He allegedly drove it Mrs. Reynolds' traveling com­ cniise ship Santa Rosa sported an additional stack yesterday on its sma.shed bow after i 7 His recipe for satisfaction at the suggests the following delivery The stark to I he did some of his first published .dlnhig table Is not high-flown but to Thompsonville and abandoned dates: April 17, 24. and Ma.y 1. — OXYGEN — panion on the Caribbean cruise, lided1 with •. .w.. the__ oil tanker______Valchem__ - 22 miles off Atlantic City. N. ,T. , The Valchcm lost its sta NABISCO the crash. (A P writing there about 1912) — "1 got the results are persua^ve. The it. Any boys and girls who would Mrs. H. Huber BoscqWitz of White the Santa Rosa in the collision. One man died of burns in a fire ignited by SEAT COVERS Patient Sleuth O'Brien is to appear in South along with the English not by con­ , menu he suggests with his stuffed care to grow strawberries as a 4- OREO SANDWICH Plains, N. Y., said, "I heard a tre­ Photofax. DRIVES Windsor Town Court Monday ■fillet Includes clam chowder to set H project may request application mendous inipapt. and everybody cealing that 1 was different, not by night. He posted a $200 bond and ' the proper New England mood, a blanks from the 4-H club office. T e L M I 3 -0 3 5 0 thought we had grounded." andoned and out of ga.s in Col­ abdicating my opinions, but b y ! CALL Ml 9-5224 Gets Results was released. salad of tomato and hearts of let­ There are also record books and 39c Robert V. Tate, Villanova, Pa., a chester. Klcmas and Trombley holding to them I noted for in- ' ^ tuce, and hot rolls, French fried po­ hand books In .supply. The project retired Navy lieutenant command­ Chase Brings New Charges lii'chhiked to Manchester. "stance tliat they were losing all or JA 2-5750 tatoes, and peas or beans with the It took nea ly two months, hut is not restricted to new members er said: Said Sgt. Prevost. "it was a their, colonies the way they'd lost! .fillet. His recommended dessert is time, the telephone company and Bible Conference or to boys and girls new to the "W e were in our cabin asleep. wild and woolly night." Police ns. and do you know what they , STORES^ apple' pie and coffee--calculated a .‘iouth Windsor con.«tabIc finally strawberry project. 4-H members BAKER'S Suddenly there was a tremor and Against Pair Held by Police wore liinciercd. he said, by the fact answered? i caught up with James N. O'Brien /to bring lip-smacking, belt-loo.sen- Set for Weekend who have participated in the past Dure Gnnite Mooumeocs ue deiigii- COLOR SETS immediately the general alann was that neither of first two cars was "They said 'Yes, they're ripening j THOMAS COLLA 681 M A IN ST.— M l 8-6771 .Jr., 21, of Hazardvllle. sounded. We grabbed lifejackets, off. You fell of green.' ’’ Ing pleasure to most American are welcome to p.artlclpate in the ed and Kulptured by rxtisa in 6n«*t neither occupant could produce li­ reported missing until police con­ 1 maies. O'Brien was arrested by .South threw on our clothes and headed Two young men held by Man-| Windsor Constable Charles A. Jur- The 42d annual Bible Conference program again. Arty questions These granite— to endure. And Bttrc cense or registration, called a tacted the owners. Here's how Jimmy makes will be held this weeke.nd in the about the pregram will be an­ for our boat stations. There was Chester Police on charges o' car | Monday morning Trombley was gelas yesterday morning on a Granite Momuments pay tribute to 25c lots of smoke from a fire. Every­ squad car and tohl th- two to fol­ Baked Stuffed Fillet of Sole with Masonic Temple, Sessions opened swered at the 4-H club office. theft, one of whom is Jtlso charged ^ low it to the police station. Giugo fined .S25 in Mancheste;- Town Lobster Newburg Sauce— charge of taking a motor vehicle the things that endure—the fiuth, lo-e one was surprisingly calm and or­ witho’Jt the owner's permission, af­ thi.s morning at 10:30 n.m. The 4-H Poultry Club things with embezzlement, face more! and .Sgt. Clayton occupied the po­ Town Court for doliverming liquor All 4-H poultry club members of and memotiea o f thooc who hare ganized. Some were joking and to minors ,,and that afternoon Ingredients (serves four): 1 lb. ter a bit of patient sleuthing. afternoon service was held at 2;.30. trouble today. | lice car. lobster meat, 2 lbs. grey sole fillets The final service for the day is at Tolland and Windham County, are laughing." walked off u^th $185 entrusted to Jtirgelas described the rase this pasted on. HUNT'S Hia wife Interjected: "I was very Warrants issued by the Old Say-1 Klemas and Trombley drove •(7 to 8 ounces per slice), 4 slices way: On Jan. 31, Ruesell Hiteh- 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday serv­ invited to attend an egg grading When you ate choosing your monu­ away when the cruiser turnerl in­ him by a local re.slaurant owner and judging school, to be held scared. I thought maybe it was brook Justice Court and filed last i for deposit in. the bank. This ac­ /J)laJn bread (trimmed and chopped coik of Wapiiing let n stranger ices will be held at the same place ment, let us help you. The beauty and TOMATO PASTE to the station -and the chase was -fine, 4 teaspoons cracker crumbs, and at the same hours. No serv­ April 8 at 7:30 p.m,, at the Wind­ going to sink and .1 had visions of night with local police charged | tion resulted in an embozzlcmcnt use his telephone to make a toll permanence o f select Bute Granite being in a lifeboat. " on. 3 ounces Sherry wine, 1 teaspoon call to Thompsonvilje. Tlie conver­ ices will be held in Gospel Hall. ham County Agricultural Center Robert .1. Klcmas. 16, of 485 Adams clinrge against Tromliley. grated cheese, 3 tablespoons (lour, A number bf the mini.stering in Brooklyn. Conn. moke it t luiu- 6 Oz. For Tate, a 1937 graduate of An­ St., and Charles E. Trombley, 21, Whizzing down Great Hammock The Uvo. who are hrhi in lieu of sation he overheard made him sus­ 3 29c napolis and a veteran of Atlantic Rd.. the police ear developed mo­ .12 ounces warm milk. 8 ounces picious. Tile next day^ he knew brethern and other guests arc here They will he shown-how to grade ble choice for of East Hartford, each with two $2,000 bonds, arc duo in court and Pacific action in World War tor trouble and fell behind. But ■warm cream, 1 lb. butter, paprika, wily. He read that a pickup truck from towns throughout New Eng­ eggs for exterior quality, learn how your monument, counts of operating a motor vehicle Saturday to face the Mancliester IT. said: "I was quite impressed by tlie two fugitives kept going at LAND or S jalt.v land. All interested arc welcome to to candle eggs to determine interi­ HTGN "3 without the owner's permission, charges. The Old Saybiook war­ I owned by a Vernon man was taken whether it ii to the efficiency of the crew," 100% RECONDITIONED USED CARS PLUS BRAND r Method: Stuffing - Mix chopped from a -driveway nearby. Hitch­ attend. . or quality, and to learn a lot they 1 and additional counts of speeding high speed. rants will he served after their didn't know before about eggs. I be luge or small RED CAP Peter A. Schwabc, attorney, and disobeying an officer. .Suddenly coming into a liairpin cases have been ihspo.scd of in -bread with cracker crumbs, ’s cock notified Jurgclas. Tlie owner Portland, Ore., who was traveling /Mund melted butter, 1 ounce of of the pickup truck. Geraki R. KIIXED IN CRASH Senior and Jtinlor county egg Judg­ 1 REFRESH-R According to local police, Klcmas turn, they lost control of the car court licrc. NEW BOATS, TRAILERS anjLMERCURY MOTORS Rlsley of Vci'non had parked his Lancaster. Pa.. March 27 (/P> - ing teams will be selected for each with hia wife, said: and Trombley took a car from :i and crashed into a guard railing. •Sherry. 1 teaspoon grated cheese, “ I had the impression that the Adding a pinch of salt and then truck in hia slater's driveway In An auto today killed a 25-ycar-old county. The Instructor will be the local filling station Satuida;,’ night They managed to free themselves Berlin -Tile earliest record of a Wapping when he called to visit woman hitchhiker on the Lincoln Poultry Specialist form the Uni­ ship was on the beach or had hit a and dro\'e to Old Saybrook. Police and ran. handed bird is that of a heron rap­ DRIVE DOWN BROAD STREET AND SEE THEM ALL AT -one-half of the lobster meat, New- 4 Oz. 25c For Jetty. When we heard the alarm //burg sauce— Saute 3 tablespoons of lier. An hour la'er. he discovered Highway six miles east of here. versity of Connectieut. say they had stolen at least one Police lost track of them after tured in Gernian.v in 1710. The bells ringing I proceeded to put on other car there and eventually flour in '4 pound melted butter, the truck had tieen taken. He Killed instantly was Mrs. Jean­ Hebron PT.A Show COMPARE AND SAVE that, but learned they have stolen metal hands on ils leg had been a necktie- without a shirt! It was hitchhiked back to Manctiester. .adding 8 ounces warm milk and 8 called police The tnicl( turned up nette Dunn of Fabyan, Conn. O ffi­ Something s\ire to delight the REALEMON a third car and driven from Old placed there several years before the next day abandoned in Thomp- cers said the woman was wearing young folks and older ones, too, LOHMANN’S an absolutely stupid thing to do. I According to Old Saybrook Po­ Saybrook. This car was found ab­ hy someone m Turkey. -ounces warm cream. Simmer until lice, U was not as simple as that. sonville. dark clothing and it was raining at is a program of magic, featuring Reconetituted Unsweetened don't know what made me do it . . . It thickens, then add salt and pinch "When we got on deck, to our .\handoneiI Car of paprika. •lurgelas atempted to learn who the time of the accident. Ricardo, "The Magician." to be PICKLED BEETS Lemon Juice it was tlie stranger called, but Police quoted Mrs. Dunn's moth­ presented by the Hebron P T A with lifeboat stations, I found out that Klemas and Troniblcv aban­ Saute remainder of lobster meat SAPORITI MEMORIAL CO. In the riush I'd lost the necktie doned the Manchester car l.ate ★ BEAUPRE MOTORS * wim unable to do so until tlie tele­ er, Mrs. Elsie P. Sorel, also of Wednesday's baked bean supper. "With very little butter, add one The supper w- 1 begin at 6:30 p.m., 1 Lb. Can 12 Oi. 27e anyway.” Saturday niglit and took one in Old -ounce of Sherry and mix with phone companv billed Hitclicock Kahyan, as saying that Mr.s. Dunn 470 CKNTER STREET TEL. Ml 3-7732 23c for the toll call. On Tuesday, was separated from her hu.sband, and will be held in the elementary Saybrook, police said. The second /JJewburg sauce. Take fillet and school auditorium. There will be a car had a defective headlight. . Self PICK-UP -roll with stuffing. Place in pan Hitchcock received hus bill Jui'ge- had hitchhiked to the West Coast Specialists in monuments sculptored from select Barre granite 1 9 5 5 1 9 5 5 las traced the number to Thomp- and apparently was headed home. half-hour of pantomime and "pat­ Old Saybrook Patrolman Carlo SA VEI CASES OF SODA AT k SATURDAY SPECIAL ★ Svith little butter in bottom, add 4 SUGAR HEART R and R (Jiiigno halteil the ear and. when •ounces of milk and .salt slighll.v. sonville and talked to O'Brien's DISCOUN’I PRICES FORD V-8 STUDEBAKER /3ake in 3.50 degree oven tor 25 fnther-in-law who said he knew SALAD DRESSING BONED CHICKEN 12 Large Bottles AT OUR BOTTLING PLANT 1 9 $ f PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN of no ."iich rail. Jurgelas was told Commander Model, Regal •tninules. When ready to serve, Prices quoted are for home deliv­ Mainline Model 2-Door Se­ 3 >our the lobster sauce over the O'Brien was in Ea.st Hartford yes.- Sport Coupe. Fully equipped terday. and the eon.slahle picked $1-50 eries only; extra charge for ban­ dan. Equipped with ladin. P o t^ a r .Savoy Model with •fillets. with heater and defroster, him up there. pt. 37e 6 Oz. 69c Q - What docs an elephant weigh I Tax Ind. quets, parties, showers, weddings, heater, defro.-ter, wliitcvvall V-Jf engine. Equipped with SEALCOAT tires, attractive blue and standard transmission, white- According to Jurgelas, O'Brien at birth? Plus Deposit etc. p''u s 1) b u I ton tranamis.slon, wall Urea, tutone green. Triplets Now 91 tried to reach his wife the night A —Generally from 160 to 200 while. yfai'gc heater and defroster. Vour amosito drivfuay for of Jan. 31 over Hitchcock's tele­ DIET DELIGHT pounds. .65 Delivered ’ radio, whitewall Urea, pretty - Framingham, Mass., March 27 phone. For some reason .she could R and R laAtinR- protection from • oil $1 li.ght green color. A lOOfi JIP)—Faith. Hope and Charity, the not drive to Wapping to pick him Q What religioii.s belief caused • water • frost heaves • Tax I ltd. MANCHESTER rernnditioned car. Priced far FRUIT COCKTAIL CHICKEN A LA KING snnoxidation. For better ap­ s -nation's oldest triplets, today ceie- up. He left Hitchcock's home and the Sepoy Rebellion in India in Plus Deposit below market price. pearance FULL PRICE /Iirated their 91st birthday, started to walk. It was them he 1857? - They are Mrs. Annie Faith Mac- BOTTLING CO. ’ 6 9 $ ^ 795 A The religion of the Moslems 8 Oz. 2 For 39c 10 Oz. 49c ★ 3)onnelI, Mrs. Ellen Hope Daniel." forbade the use of pork. The Sepoy •and Mrs. Nora Charity Murphy, ail Rebellion against the British in, 10 HENDFRSON RD. ')tviddws. Lidia was e,au.sed because the FLINTAR Small Dottles Ml 3-7922 MA;^ CARS SOLD ~ NO MONEY DOWN — UP TO 3 YEARS TO PAY They live in Cushing Hospital. I Discount Prices DOVALETTES SALTESEA English commanders foolishly gave Case of 24 DWhict caters to the elderly. i All Departments OPEN their Moslem troops bullets which machine spread applientinn - A hospital spokesman said the N. E. CLAM CHOWDER FACIAL TISSUE had to be greased with lard. meets all qiialincutinns of South Off 1 9 5 5 /Jlaters are In good health and play Fe 8 9 5 LARGE VARIETY OF , Q ^ Why is Guy Fawkes Day NOXON observed in England? 1952 6-D All Purpose A — Ever since Guy Fawkes All Reasonably Priced 1 9 5 4 1 9 5 3 1953 Polish 14 0e. mn a ® F V tried to blow up Britain's Parlia­ BREAKFAST DELIGHT ment in 1605„ Britl.sh children of PONTIAC CHEVROLET PLYMOUTH DODGE all ages have marked the event EASTER LILIES, HYDRANGEAS with an annual hariagc of fire­ 4-Door Sedan, Coronet model 46 Oz. 4 1 c 4-Door Sedan Chieftain De­ 2-Door Haidtop 210 model 4-Door Sedan Cianbrook OAKITE crackers and backyard blazes on CINERARIAS, GARDENIAS, MUMS luxe model with hydramatic with radio, healer, whitewall model with ladio, heatei', au­ with radio, lieater. automatic which Guy i.s burned in effigy. transmis.sion, radio, heater, tires, standard transmission. tomatic transmission, white transmission, whitewall fire*. CHICKEN of tIw SEA whitewall tires. Color: Whil'fe Vpry sharp tutone green. w air tires. Very pretty light A real buy. EASTER PLANTS Q _ In mythology, what nymph Per and blue. blue color. Nu-Wall paneling In contemporary Dietetlct 10 Oz. 2 For 37c wa.s changed into a laurel tree ? TULIPS 25c Blossom styling has medium to large knots. tTuna* 7 Oz., J / C A — Daphne. Ask us for full details on this new Per product. WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR HYACINTHS 50c BlupiHom W ^ H A E U S E D PELS NAPTHA SUGAR HEARf Q _ Which is the largest of all , $ Popoom M c _ the American groupers? | Per Pot In 9>^ Ox. A — The Spotted Jewfish. It DAFFODILS $2,00 And Up 495 ’495 *295 I ^ “SQUAI^ P.er Sq. Ft. YOUR GARDENING NEEDS ”°^ 1 1 c on 595 2 1 t may ileach a weight of 750 ORCHIDS ...... j. $3.00 PELS NAPTHA PRUDRNCE pounds. % WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY A CAR OR A BOAT ALWAYS SEE Cora Beef CORSAGES ...... • • • * $1.00 Up a u h l a o x . 'HIC Q — Is there any trade where Flakes For JGC the employes fix the price of BOUQUETS...... • ••••••• $1.00 Up the commodity sold? OPEN INTROVIGNE PRUDENCE A The barbers are organized OPEN EVENINGS Ar^D ALL DAY EASTER SUNPAY Grated w OK— In a union whicl'v riot only ■ regu­ Hash______. 16 Ox. \*P sG lates wages , bfid horn's of labor, blit fixes prices charged to pa­ in t r o v ig n e \ V NINE LIVES trons. ii Who i« Ihe patron saint of all Orated k l - CatFbod , 4* OQa* Greenhouses Mexico 7 ■ EAUPRE Cheese 4 Ox. "V I V • ■Ox.’ ' • For X y G S36 NORTH MAIN ST.—TEL. MI 9-5253 A -L* Each village has lU otto OPEN EVENINGS BROAb ST; AT W, MIOOU TPKE. TIL.I f f i )n saint,I but the Virgin of B ST. ^ Ml 9-5947 OpM 0aU^7 A.'M. t(> 5 ^.M.> lauding Wednesday xlupe is I the patron saint of. Alianiooiia snd Batorday till Noon

af. AOOmOMA^. HOUM FOB XUtnt CONVEMlEIliaB , at. th* Legion Home, South Windsor Bar Groups Back o f th o sa queried. O f UifeM • m a jo r­ Goventry held A pril 3. ity of llii, simply would add this Lion on Loose Mrs. LouU A. Steullet, AuxUiary Speedy Trial Bill W.S. Resumes 4,000 British fund to thelg, savings accOuht, 32 Obi Skate Sets 2 Records president, reminds those Interested L^pachino Bid News Tidbits would buy stocks and the remaind­ Cancer Fund t)mt this weekend will be the last BANK SKTURtttY JNpRNINGS Start H-Bomb er would use the caish to Isuy Scares 2,000 opportunity to schedule listings in Seen Lowest The legislative committee of the Diplomatic Tie . Culled from AP Wires bonds, add to other cash savings Mr*. Julia a ; Under North Pole Ice the annual, community birthday New Haven County Bar Assn, has or to Invest in real estate. Mrs. Julia A. Sheridan, SvHtdUs calender- Mrs. Steullet or Mrs. endorsed a bill Introduced by Picks Leader Eugene Rychlln? may be contacted For Town Hall Protest March . Spend part, Said'20 per cent. ter St., widow of Thomas Sheridan, Before Capture (ttonUaded frMn rm gs O ne) Manchester Rep. David Barry With Bulgaria An offlcial of the American Jew­ Spend all, .said 16 per cent. died early thla mominf at Nher for details. W(hlch w ould clarify the rig h t to a OR THURSDAY EVENINGS 6 Ye B Troubled by indebtedness, 23 per hom e. ‘ ^ PTA’a to Meet Felix J. Lupachino of 'West "speedy trial.” ish pongreis* aaaall* New York (Contiiiaed from Page 0«e) Andover in a "fitting ind solemn cere­ In North End Legislature and Gov. Nelson A. By PETER OilOSE cent would use the full $2,000 to She had been a lifelong resident The executive board of Cov­ Hartford, with a price of $13,495, In a hearing held yesterday at (OeatinaMl from Ob «) m ony.” Rockefeller on civil right* issue... pay bill* while another 8 per cent of Manchester. She waa a member, entry PTA of Robertson and Cen­ was apparent low 'bidder on the the State Capitol before the Leg­ Aldcrmastoiy England, Hksvainly tried to tear do In her first polar Toyaffs, ths ter School's parent* will meet at work of remodeling the South Pennsylvania Railroad says th»t would use the money to pay bills of St. Bridget'a Church. Skats went under the Arctic ice Mrs. Henry SHernian has been islature’s Judiciary Committee, with which the United Stetee doe* March 27 (/P>—More than 4,- She leaves tyro daughtera, Mia* big 1 xon door to the ba m e n t , Plan Lacking, named obilrman of the north dis­ 8 p.m. Monday at the home of Windsor Town Hall. not hnve diplomatic relations. This all four main tracks north of Phil­ b u t w ould sav e a Jib’rUon. on Aug. 10 and came out 10 days Atty. Arthur Yudkln of the- New 000 men a^d women assem­ Mabel. Sheridan and Miss Ullian trict Cancer Fund drive for the Mrs, Frederick C. Rose. A public bid opening waa held includes E a s t G erm any and Al- adelphia were knocked out of use What do the spenders want to whichlocked. and 14 hours later during which Haven County Bar spoke In sup­ by minor derailment and two bled in c^iriival mood outside Sheridan, both of Manchester; a benefit of the Manchester Cancer OathoUo Servloea by the local Public Building Com- port of the bill along with Barry. .bania in Europe and all part* of buy? WhfcTT of their debts worry Frustnd;^, he tried to cUmh time, she traveled 2,405 miles un­ Special EJaster observance serv- Washington trains are delayed two sister, Mrs. Edward Fraher of Hearing Ends Society, The quota is $325. miaslon this week. The Hartford County Bar As­ Asia controlled by the ' Chinese, Britai^ main nuclear arse­ those who want to clean up In­ onto a telephone b- with your own thinking: "leads” which occur In the ice cap the fdll.owlng: project before the voters at a spe­ a r v of 1950. .ThQ Swiss governm ent Providence on charge of throwing i rying banners deynanding a Of those who answered they Monday morning at 8:30 at the W. mann directing, a \a g e on rubber Willimantic Cancer Society. was reaaaigned because of a snow­ during the summer months. Mrs. Sherman will head a mail Today, 'Veneration of the Cross cial town meeting for final ap­ hsi^ been handling...... American:ritf inter a half-doron rotten eggs at police ' han on the hydrojfen bomb. would spend all or part of the P. Quish Funeral Home, 223 Main tires was wlieeled ih. and ■ Ponto A public hearing by the Andover storm which kept citizens and leg­ rnil.ser. . .American Broadcastii^ St., and at 9 o’clock in St. Bridget's The Skate left New London on . and house-to-house campaign and Communion service at 6 p.m., proval.. A K-m A!^R flAN^ eats In Bulgaria since then. Poland A jazr, band blared Dixieland sum, 14 per cent would use the was safely/etored a’^ay. Zoning end Planning commission islators at home that day. . ,p; All H f/Ar4( HI ',111' ■ \ Co. has piirchaaed hlg Don I>e Church. Burial will be in St. The perspiring trahmr eaid March 4 on this latest cruise. She starting Wednesday and extending followed by Stations of the Cross. Other bids included: Cudemo has been handling Bulgarian af- music wjiilc the marchers, some money for home repairs including on a requested aone change for an submerged and went under the ice Holy Communion , will be distrib­ Barry said no one spoke In op­ radio network on West coa.st..^ . ■ . Bridget’s Cemetery. Ponto had never ^ven hlntu^ouble through April. Clark Co., $13,589; W. G. McNally pushing baby carriages and others painting. Almost 10 per cent eyed industrial-park waa adjourned last cap on March 14. She is due back uted during the setvice* only. A Sons Co., $14,765; Jack R. Hunt- position to the bill at .either hear­ **a "S tate' Department spokesman j The body of Ralph J.' Brundale, a Friends may call at the funeral before, and he didn’t consider the Canvassers listed by Mrs. Sher­ leading dogs, formed up n a rain­ new furniture. at her home port on April 6. The Good Friday service will be ter Inc., $15,610; Charles Stalger, ing. said that within a few weeks an i ,'^,4-year-old patient at W r a i r swept field and started trudging home tomorrow and Sunday from beast dangerous — to hlmSrif. night fob lack of information. man in the house-to-house cover­ All, or part of the sum, would be In addition to breaking openings conducted at St. Mary’* Church $16,500; Karkoivskl Bros., $l’7,8tO; If pas.sed, the bill would make It acting U.S. charge d affaifes will | field State Hospital is mnhU haiig- out of this quiet village in the 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. "But," he added somewhat shakily^ The zone change from residen­ age follow: Mrs. Alfred Morgan, used as a down payment on a new in the ice to check the inertial nav­ Mrs. Raymond Morin, Mrs. Wil­ only. There will also be confeaslons Atlas Builders Corp. $18,295.84; mandatory to bring a person ar­ be Bcnt to Sofia pending appoint-! ing from rafter in woaushed near Thames valley. "to you —^ yes.” ' . tial and agricultural has been re­ Jion.se by 6.5 per cent of the respon­ Frederick Seifert quested by Eugene Carinl of Bol­ igational system used by the aub- liam Minor, Mrs. Russell W. Kar- heard after the oervice. Amalgamated Construction Co., rested for a misdemeanor to trial /I ment of a minister. At the lime the hospital. "I>et Us go on marching until we dents. Some 6 per cent said they One thing was missing from the diplomatic relations were broken | ------Rockville—F’’rederick Seifert, 81, ton for a "free energy plant" esti­ marlne, the Skate apparently was ker, Mrs. David Simmons, Mrs. Tomorrow, Holy Saturday, there $18,629; and F. M. Santamaria within three months. It would re­ have brought an end to this uclear would use the money for educa­ exciting tableau: Ponto never let will be confessions heard from 4 to quire trial In a felony case within Of MANCHESTER off. the U.N. legation there wa.s of 30 Elizabeth St., died at the mated to cost $8,000,000 to $10,- testing out another missile launch­ Maurice French, Mrs. Cecil Rob­ Inc., $29,500. FLETCHER OLASS CO. in.sanity," shouted black-robed tion. JVcarl,v 5 per cent wanted a go with even one roar. ing possibility. ertson, Mrs. Ivan Robertson, Mrs. 6 p.m. only at St. Mary’s Church, The contemplated remodeling six months after the day of arrest. M itchell staffed by 11 Foreign Service offi­ Allies Siipporlinj^ C.mnn .lolin Collin* of St. Paul s Rockville City Hospital this morn­ 000,000 by ZPC chairman Ray­ 0-7879 , cers anti si.x military attai-hc.s. vacatio n . Only ,3.8. per cen t would ing after a short illness. mond P. Houle. Jt openings can be made in Arc­ Rene Poucel and Mrs. Stephen and from 4 to 6 p.m. only at St. includes conversion of the assem­ Barry said the bill would set only Cathedral. He is a leading light of use the fimds to purchase an auto­ Joseph’s Church. an olit.side time limit for granting 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE Press officer Joseph Reap "f tlic He was bom in Germany Nov. Carinl, president of the OTC of tic ice during the deep freeze of P ap an o s. y bly hall into office space, renova­ U.S. MaslcT Plan the British campaign for nuclear mobile and still fewer were inter­ Last year, $233 was contributed A vigjl service will begin at 7 tion of present offices and an ad­ speedy trials. Cases, he said, could State Department said the Fiilgnr- disarmament which is staging the 15, 1877. Andover New England, Inc., was repre­ winter for navigational purposes COR.NER DURANT ST. ested in acquiring appliances in­ to the drive from the north dis­ p.m. tomorrow at St. Mary’s be brought to trial well within lans have agreed to case restric­ demohstration aa a repeat of the He operated a small tool shop sented by his wife at last night’s the same technique obviously could dition to the vault. cluding television or clothing. Church only. Mass will follow at Pops Concert Set that limit in accordance with the tions previously clamped on Amer­ Oil Ocniiaii Parley Iy)iulon-to - Aldcrmaston march on Elizabeth St. for many years. hearing. However, since she w'as be used for hurling missiles frpm trict. NEW LARGER QUARTERS From thi.i study can we con­ Mrs. Sherman pointed out that approximately 8. Holy Communion The annual pops concert will be speedy trial guarantee of the U.S. ican diplomats in Sofia. In break­ which ended last Easter in a flurry He leaves one . son, George Sei­ unable to answer questions about Polaris submarines submerged find clude that our sense of values Is Public Hears the Connecticut Cancer Society will be distributed during the Mass presented by the Ellsworth High Constitution. ing off rclation.s in 1950. the State (Continued from Page One) of flying fists. fert. one daughter, Mrs. Louise the proposed product siJ the spe­ concealed under the ice cap off PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING changing’' I wonder about tbls. DeCarli, both of Rockville; one cific plans for the plant, the hear­ Russia's Arctic coast. last year paid $335 to the Coventry only. School orchestra, band and chorus D epartm ent said " a series of in- This time the atmosphere was Could the interpretation be that brother, Daniel Seifert of Torrlng- ing waa adjourned. The Skate made her first polar Public Health Visiting Nursing Easter Sunday worship services on April 9. at 8 p.m. in the school . dignities and restrictions have Ileal ways in such fields as com- mote placid. made It virtually impos.alble for we are not as certain of the future lon; two grandchildren and four Town Budget The ZPC said it would hold an­ trip last August when she fol­ Assn, program toward the care of will be held at St. Mary’s at 7:30 auditorium. Arthur Woods, the AUTO GLASS INSTALLED merec and travel. .Squads of police wore on hand - the future of the economy and other hearing on the 120-*u:re site cancer patients. a.m., 9:30 a.m., and 10:30 a.m., and the legation to perform its norrotU A temporary all-German group, in case counter-demonstrations great-grandchildren. lowed the Nautilus’ famous first school music supervisor, will direct diplomatic and consular func­ therefore our individual financial The funeral will be held tomor­ industrial park project at a future transpolar trip. At that time the Cancer Dance Planned at St. Joseph's at 8:30 a.m the program. Tickets are now GLASS FURNITURE TOPS possibly to be known as a council, were staged by supporters of Brit­ Sunrise Service tio n s.” position - and therefore the cm- row at 2 p.m. at the Burke Fu­ Of $318,700 date if Carinl or an official of the Skate spent several days under Mrs. James T. McNamara and available from students or at the More Maces Coming ain’s decision to relp on nuclear Easter Sunday church worship Reap said that with the re­ would be created by representa­ pha-sis upon saving and reducing neral Home, 76 Prospect St. The parent company, OTC Enterprises the lee, cruising in different direc­ Mrs. Marion V. Gregory will be school office. MIRRORS (Firtploco and Door) weapons as the main deterrent services will be held at 9:30 a.m. The Marlin Mace blasts away on a training mission from Hollo­ sumption of relations "it has been tives from the traditional 15 Ger­ our dfbl.s? Rev. Erich O. Pieper, pastor of The total Andover town budget of Baltimore, could be present. tions and at different depths to chairmen of a dance for the benefit Sunrlne Service man Air Force Base, N. M. The Martin Co. announced yester­ against aggression. and 11 a.m. at both the First and agreed that both government* will More than half of those queried Trinity Lutheran Church, will offi­ for 1959-60 could amount to $318,- No plans of the proposed park check the capability to operate of the Willimantic Cancer Society, A Wapping Community Church day in Baltimore the Air Force has awarded it a $4,200,000 con­ man slates of which 10 are in West I,ondon Rally Monday Second Congregational Churches. PICTURE FRAMING (oR typM) make every' effort to facilitate the who wished to repay loans men­ ciate. Burial will be in Grove are on file at either the Town with accuracy while depending en­ despite the fact that no local fund Easter sunrise service sponsored by tract to expand its Mace program. The TM-76B Mace Is an in- Germany with Its population of ,52 Tile marchers-university stu­ 700 or more if all requests present­ The community Ea.sler sunrise normal operation of each others tioned applying the $2,000 toward Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Clerk’s or the ZPC secretary’s of­ tirely on the inertial navigational chairman has been rramed in the the Senior Youth Fellowship will ertially-giiided, surface-to-surface missile. (AP Pholofax). million and five in East Germany dents, middle-aged couples and ed at last night’s open hearing of service will be held at 5:45 a m. at W IN D O W and PLATE GLASS reopened mission." reducing the mortgage on their at the funeral home today from fice. system. This system is basically south district. This affair will be be held on Flax Hill on the Foster bearded artists with their families the residence of Dr. and Mrs. Lome Reap said in reply to questions with its population of 17 million. homes. 7 to 9 p.m. the Board of Finance are granted. the same automatic navigational held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. April 3 Farm, Foster St. The public is in­ CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK are due Monday at a rally in at the Cove Restauran.t Dona­ A. MacLean on Monument Hill. A and butter, cookies; Wednesday, gational Christian Women will be that a decision would be made soon The new all-German group Square in the heart of Tile bank concludes that Its Major increases are due to system used in missile guidance, vited. In case of rain the service on whether to remove Bulgaria' tions will be 73 cents per person. community breakfast will follow at soup and cinckers. chopped ham hell! April 14 from 10:15 a m. to 2 ...... would liiive oqly limited . " I^mdon, survey questions whether ^ people School Board budgets. The town’s but refined to permit it to oper­ will be held at the Community pm. at the Horace Bushnell MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS from th? list of Communist-ruled j f,mcUons. Us main task would There will be special prizes and the vestry of the First Congrega­ sandwich, cake; Thursday, porcu- The march got underwa^y after a are m a "buying mood. They re BOY SCOUT ate accurately for days or weeks House. Coffee and doughmits will to ni a t oichurcli in Hartford. Women wlah- lands whore American visitors us-1 pnu (i,e two sides of Ger- share of the Regional District 8 entertainment, Mrs. McNamara tional Church, 'i’he service and pine hamburg balls in OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY' EVENINGS .speech by Ian Mikardo, a member’ poll that those who said they Hojspital Notes proposed budget figure is $131,393, instead of minute.s. be .served by the youth group. rab-1 ing to attend may call Mrs. K. ually are barred. Passports now | progressively closer togeth- wanted to .save their windfall, did said. breakfast will be conducted by the •sauce, tuttered green bean.', ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN of the opposition Dahor party’s and the Andover school budget, is Notes and Netvs The Skate, the third nuclear Players Choose Cast The regular Ea.ster Sunday serv­ Wintlii'O]) Nel.son Jr, or Mrs. are stamped not valid for travel in »r ami to case the shock of social, not appear to be pinched econom­ A D M IT TE D YESTERDAY: First Congregational Church Pil­ bage salad, jam .sandwich, frosted National Executive Committee. $115,565. This represents an In- submarine built, was commission­ ices will be at 9:30 and 11 a m. New graham crackers; Friday baked Doyle. Luncheon reservationa Bulgaria. j political amt economic adjustment ically but ra th e r seem ed to indi-; Robert Sanford, Tolland; Ralph The Coventry Players cast three grim Fellowship. members will be received. Mikardo la-shed out at leaders of crea.se of about $32,000. ed in December 1957. She Is 267 macaroni and cheese, harvard sholiUi be made with Mrs. Doyle by He al.ao said in reply to a ques- created by changing the conditions cate that their wants and need.s Harrison, 40 Thomas Dr.; Mrs. March 20 was a red letter day of four parts last night for their Those taking part in the sunrise Sunday School will meet at 9:30 | world powers who he .said are "In­ Increases asked for the town feet long and displaces 2,310 tons Associated Little Theater produc­ service follow: Sandra Harris, call beet.s. peanut Imtter and mar.4h- A pril 9. tion that no negotiations are un-Lyhich have existed in Germany at least so far as "big ticket" Margaret Monaghan, 83 Oak St.; budget were $1,300 more for the for Troop 65, since this is the date when surfaced. a.m. The primary department will derway for resumption of rela-1 since the end of World War II. hibiting real moves toward peace" they won the swimming meet in tion of "Glass Menagerie." The to worships Betty Mae Carter, mailo^v sandwicli; fruit. A Hartford District Workshop items were concerned, were sati.r- Silas M oore, 161 O ak St.; D ara Board of Selectmen’s salaries, Sir Hubert engaged In 24 expedi­ join the junior department at the Don't wait to own a baautllul by "hesitations and facesaving’’ the District wide competition. The Players will stage a condensed Easter Invocation; Karle A. Mason, Milk is served with all lunches. will be lield April 31) at the Second tions with Communist Albania. j Meanwhile, in further inlerna- fied. D’Arche, Berkeley Dr., Vernon; total $2,200; $150 increase In town tions to the Arctic and 9 to the Ant­ Community House for a .special about a summit conference. trophy was just received by the version of the Tennessee Williams’ scripture lesson; James Colby, Other (’liiireh Notes Congregational Church, Manches­ The resumption was interpreted yonal negotiations, Russia and the They found it significant that William Reister, 57 Washington treasurer’s salary; $400 for main­ arctic. He tried unsuccessfully in service. No Senior Youth Fellow­ "You have these people pirouet­ troop and on display at the recent play in competition with eight Ea-ster prayer; Joseph P. Eaton Jr., Mrs. Jane Doyle, president of ter. as indicating a willingness on the western powers w’ould work out more families would use the $2,000 St.; Sharon Bingham, 344 Lydall tenance of the town clerk’s office 1931 to take a submarine named ship meeting will be held Sunday part of the United States to ting about with each other like Court of Honor. The swimming other Little Theater groups at the sermon; Maridell Ann Leonard, United W.irkers of F'irsl Congre­ detailed arrangements for the lim­ toward the purchase of a house St,; Mrs. Patricia Petersen, 464 E, and $100 for a.ssistant town clerk’s the Nautilus under the Polar ice evening. negotiate with Commum.-it coun­ ageing ballerinas trying to or- team winning the trophy consisted Avery Memorial in Hartford in benediction; Paul Kenyon, Robert gational Cburch, has reque.sled all Advertisement - itation and eventual reduction and | than a car. Center St.; Carol Ann Moore. 457 .salary; $150 for Zoning and Plan­ a feat later performed by the Lutheran Sunrise Service tries in Cold War problem.s and to a command performance of Joseph Prlgnano, John Prigna- M ay. „ Seitz, Gary Rychling, George Yeo­ per.sons who have ordered sub­ A good driving record means withdrawal of foreign forces on jI 1. .1 *•:__ Thay concluded, "the ’egghead’ Adams St.; Mrs. Janet Serrell, 83 ning Commission expenses; and Skate. Our Savior Lutheran Church will foster any move toward relative no, John Lamenzo, Richard Dcnni,- Playing the part of “Amanda, mans, Allan Wass, ushers; Betty scriptions to the "United Church big savings when you in.sute German territory. In addition is coming into his own,” and Weaver Rd.; Jill Aliezi, 81 Bissell $50O fo r th e lib rary . The explorer had visited Cmdr. celebrate its first Easter with a through Safeco where you ^t the Independence of action on the part j each one wants his own music son, Paul Johnstone, and Robert will be Raye Culver of Coventry. Louise Leonard, Cheryl Ann Little, Herald ” to send checks to her by there would be limitations on na­ askerl. "could furniture be provid­ St.; Mrs. Dorothy Krikscium, Among the requests for capital Calvert aboard the Skate last year S unrise Service a t 6:30 a t tlie, best for less Crockett Agenty, Inc. of any Communist satellite na­ tive mililnry pow.of in Germany, i P''"’'"*'- , u, , ■ M cClure. William Dobson of Wapping has Pamela Jean Rose, Carol Arre and M arch 31. ing a means to expres.s oneself in G lasto n b u ry ; M rs. B etty Don, 116 outlay were $2,500 for an emer­ at the submarine base In Groton. Wapping Grammar School. The Anyone wishing to renew sub­ M I 3-1577. tion. Poland, Czechoslovakia—andwakia-and pospos- T''*- '’"‘h K"''* "'“y hliic skies a tasteful satisfying way and At the Parents Night ceremony. the part of "Jim," the gentleman Frances Macyko, usherettes; the marcher* atrajfglcd out Oxford St'; Harold Huntington, gency truck for the fire depart­ Conn. Lutheran ladie.s will .serve a break­ scriptions may do so through Mrs. Bulgaria's charges again.sl sibly Hungary. n.R therefore he In tune with this em­ Tenderfoot aw-ards were given out caller. Botli Mrs. Culver and The"' Second Congregational the hijjhway to Ivomlon. 28 Oakwood Rd ; Bernard Schools. ment and $1,000, requested by the Lady Suzane said she had won­ fast snack after the .service to Doyle, The United Church Herald Manchealer Evening Herald Heath grew out of the trial of alonp by Assistant Scoutmaster John- dered what final disposition to Dobson appeared last weekend in Church Pilgrim Fellowship will Traicho Koslov. former Bulgarian An all-Gcnnan government phasis on culture?’’ Hazardvillc; Mrs. Mayian Wells, Grange for a town parking lot op­ which the community i.s invited. was formerly called ’’Advance." .'4outh Windsor correspondent El­ What would you do with a .sione to Theodore Rosen Jr. and make of her husband’s ashes, and the Players’ production of "Gas­ have an Easier breakfast for its vice premier, who was condemned would be brought into being by VVillimantic. posite the Town Hall; and $50 for The service will be held indoors An open board meeting of the more Burnham, telephone Mitchell free elections throughout Germany $2,000 windfall? Wesley Vancoiir. Assistant Scout­ then recalled a conversation she light" at Shafer Auditoriuni, Wil­ members after the sunrise service even if the weather doe.s not per­ to death in 1919 for alleged trea­ BIRTHS Y E ST E R D A Y : A Memorijil Day service expenses. master Andrew passed out Second Connecticut Fellowship of Congre­ 4-0674. after a period of several year.s. to Mr. and Mrs. George Eagleson. No figures were available for the had with him long before. limantic.' The part of "Tom,” at the Church Community House. mit it to be held out.side. son and e.spionage. A purported Class awards to David Andrew, She had expressed regret at "Amanda’s’’ son in "Glass Menag- Scout Dance Set Kostov confc.ssion included a stalc- A peace treaty establishing com­ Your Pocketbook 446 W. Middle Tpke.; a daughter costa of enclosing the heating fa­ Sunday Sehool will follow at 9 plete German sovereignty would Gordon Fogg, William Waldman, learning of some explorer being le," will be played by W alter Ted- Explorer Scout Troop 63 will a.m. with the regular morning woi - i menl that ho had two interviews By FAYE IIENEE to ,\Ir. and Mrs. Lloyd Odell. 42 cilities in the Town Hall in order Farrell Sandals, James Peters, llien be negotiated and signed with lost in the Arctic, and Sir Hubert ford of Coventry. The fourth have a dance at 8 pm. tomorrow ship at 10:15. The Rev. Walter L. | with Heath in which they alleged­ About Town Oak St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. to conform with requirements from Charles Jacobson, Theodore Rosen F U R R IE R S ly plotted the overthrow of the that government. Raymond Schmclter, Thompson- the State Fire Marshal’s office. replied: . part, that of Ijuira will be filled at the Nathan Hale Community Abel will have "He i.s Ri.sen" as Officinls said such problems as By FAYE HENLE Jr., and Paul Johnstone, "Oh, all explorers want to he next Wednesday night at the final Center for the benefit of its camp­ the sermon topic at both ae.rvices, CHESTER'S and DESIGNERS Bulgarian government. If today, aomcone handed you King David Eodge, lOOF, will vllle; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. The Board of Finance was also Assistant Scoutmaster Siider- East Germany's membership in buried at the North or South tryout session at Brookmore Barn, ing equipment program. The "BT" A nursery for small children will $.150 $125 ' $875 Heath, who denied all the $2,000 to do with as you pleaaed. omit its meeting tonight because John Marianos. Coventry; a daugh­ reque.sled to consider an appropria­ man awarded merit badges as fol­ the Warsaw Pact and West Ger­ Poles." She related this to a friend C oventry. Melodeeis of Coventry will play a be provided at both services. Since charges and said he had never what w'ould you do? of Good Friday. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Ward Taft, tion for plotting of aerial maps lows : Col. Eddie Egan of the Circum­ Remodel use oup oonvanlant budgat paymant plant gppkcn to Ko.stov. now' 1s ambas­ many’s in the NATO pact could he Red Cross Campaign few .selections. Other dancing will it i.s Easter Sunday, no Lutheran Here is what's prompting my 144 M ain St. which the town has, to assist the Richard Reznick, geology, elec­ navigators Club, and he told Rear be to recordings. Po.st Advi.sor sador to Saudi Arabia. dealt with at advanced stages of BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to Returns to date toward the Information Course will be con­ YOUR OLD FUR COAT qnoiy. Pfc. Elwood A. L«chaiissc, son Board of A.sscssors. This item has tricity; David Reznick, citizenship Adm. F. B. Warder. Charles Bird will be among the ducted. the program. of (?ol. and Mrs. R alpli M. Le- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Marchant, been included in the Finance American Red Cross fund drive Michaels budget payment plan is arranged according to your Both regimes would maintain Tlie Philadelphia Kedoral Re­ in the home, reading; Wade Ful­ .She said that last Feb. 25 a chaperons. School Lpiieli Menu INTO A NEW DAG, NIKITA MEET serve Bank popped thi.i question chaiissc, 569 E. Center St., has S to rrs. Board’s recommendation to the ler, geology, reading; John Lamen­ Navy chaplain, Ralph G. Caldwell, total $225, according to Mrs. Theo­ budget, with your choice of weekly or monthly installments to I.,oiidnn, March 27 I.T> — Soviet their present alliances until all dore Hietala, chairman. This rep­ The following is the menu for (‘ros.s-aertion of residents completed and graduated from the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: town for several years and has zo, reading; Robert McKinney, picked up the a.she.s a t h e r p o rtra it Manchester Evening H erald the Pleasant Valley. Union and • Cape • Stole $ l O Premier Nikita Kllrushcliei' and sides eouM see how the business ^ basic cryptographic operations resents returns from 27 of the total suit your convenience. In this way, with only a small down pay­ of uniftration was progressing. Rs area. The bank frankly ftd- Mrs. Frances De Martin, 45 W est­ been cut by the town meetings. reading. Ted Jacobson and David painting studio and delivered them Coventry correspondent, Mrs. F. Wapping School-s for next week: U.N. Secretary tleneral Dag I course at Ft. Campbell. Ky . where number of 40 solicitors conducting • Jacket From MWWJ Evenlually. however, the pact ties uul.s it. wjp? startled by the an- minster Rd : Arthur Hutchinson, No total of the estimated reve­ Andrew received leadership to Cmdr, Calvert at Groton. Pauline IJttle, telephone Pilgrim Monday, frankfurt on roll, but­ ment, you can buy one of the rare, truly superior gems that w* Hanmiarskjnld talked today at he i.s in the 101st Airborne Divi­ the house-to-hou.se canvass. would be broken and it would be I Hwers repeived. 183 N, Elm St.; Mrs. Grace Mayer, nues for 1959-60 was available. awards for acting as a.ssistant Den Lady Suzanne expre.ssed deep 2-62S1. tered whole kernel corn, wedge of Call MI 9-7218 or Rockville TR 6-5929 the Black Sen resort of Sochi, sion. Tlirall Rd.. Vernon; Kenneth Bai­ These figures will determine the The drive has been extended be­ classify as a Michaels Treasure Chest Diamond. See our selec­ up to the government of reunilied ' This is what. 400 Pennsylvanians Leaders in Cub Scout Pack 3. gratitiide for the Navy’s action. lettuce and dressing, fruit: Tbies- For Free Estimate In Vour Home. Moscow Radio reiwirted. The ley .Ir., 436 N. Main St.; Miss net town budget and the mill rate. cause of inclimate weather and ill­ (lennany to make its own deci-. aaid they'd do with a $2,000 wind- New positions of leadership were "If was a fitting burial for Sir day, baked hash and ketchiip, but­ tion today! broadcast said the meeting was Eii.stcr Sunday morning, children Patricia Rivers. 7 Linden PI,, A lax rate of -56 mills was set ness of some of the canvassers. 32 BURKE ROAD, ROCKVTIXE sions on the kind of association iti fnllr achieved by Wade Fuller and Rob­ H u b ert." .she said. " I t ’s fa r aw ay Hates City Life tered spinach, pickle, rye bread at Hamniarskjolil’s request. It under five whose parents are at­ Rockville: W illiam C hace, 169 on last year’s Grand L ist of ert McKinney, who became Senior Mrs. Hietala said it is hoped the gave no further details. wanted with other nations. [ J^ave all of it, said 24 per rent from me, hut I know how much he tending church services at South Woodland St.; Aroyaions Yester, $3,013,810'. Patrol Leaders: Donald Besser, loved the Far North.” work will be completed this week­ Prescott, Ariz., March 27 (/P) — Methodist Church will be cared for 79 Chambers St.; Ralph Fletcher Scribe: and Kenneth Russell and end. Anyone not contacted and Missing for two weeks, ap elderly J E WELERS-SILVERSMITHS in tile kindergarten room In the Sr., 30 Canterbury St.: Wesley Mancliester Evening Herald .-Vn- William Waldman, Assistant Pa­ calring to contribute toward the prospector was found working his Test Gauges Shrinkage fund drive may contact Mrs. Hie­ 958 Main St., Manche.8ter mam building and babies will be Nordby, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Rob­ dover <.orres|>ondeiit Mrs. Paul D. trol Leaders. northern Arizona mining claim Also Hartford cared for in the tower nursery. ert Kebart, Maple St., Vernon; IhTanstlphl, telephone P ilg rim The meeting ended with a talk tala or Mrs. Kenneth- Viara co- [~ BRING IN THIS COUPON Washington—A fabric-shrinkage y esterd ay . Regular classes for children aged Mrs. -Elizabeth Fibich, New Brit­ 2-6856. and discussion on the various Boy chairman. Added to the list of so­ THE KNOWN NAME, THE KNOWN QUALITY SINCE 1900 four and under will be continued test, developed and tried in 20 licitors have been Mrs. Alton C. "1 knew I was due back,” Don j ain; Donald Porter, 139 Vernon Scout Camps available to the boys Netherlan, 81. of Bumblebee, told as usual. Classes for older children St.; Mrs. Elizabeth Cameron. and the Junior Leadership courses European, Asiatic, and North Pierce and Miss Claudia Jean. WELU WHAT Korea Trddc Estimated American countries, Is expected to MORE posseqmen. "But I just had to get I will not be held, as It is expe<'ted Storrs; Ralph Quigley, 80 Foley which will be given at Camp promote International trade In tex­ out of the city." 4 HOURS ONLY 4 that they will attend church with Pion^r. Refreshments were enjoy­ Card Party Canceled St.; Mariano Misiretta. 110 School Seoul - Korea’s exports in the Bumblebee, 45 miles Southwest their families. St.; Mary-Beth Moriarty, 76 S. ed by all after the meeting ended. tiles. The test evaluates dimen­ The Coventry American Legion first half of this year are estimat­ sional changes In women fabrics has canceled the setback card of Prescott, consists of four dwel­ Hawthorne St.; Samuel Maltem- ed at -$40,500,000 by the Ministry lings and a general store. fro 3 P.M.) DO YOU KNOW! The annual food sale, sponsored Tokyo—Telephone calls can now washed for 60 mtriutes at high tem­ party scheduled for this evening SATURDAY, MARCH 28 (11 A.M. po Jr., 231 Wells St.; Frank.Sei­ of Commerce ami Industry. Of this by the Songsters of the Salvation bert, Berlin: Mrs. Mary Bergeron, be m ade from J a p a n to 70 coun­ peratures, usin^ commercial-laun­ • SPORTS • VACATION j Army, will be held in the vestibule sum, $30,500,000 will be through dry-style soap and washers. • BIRD WATCHIN • HUNTING 7 Lockwood St.; Judy Chamber- commercial channels and the re­ tries. of the Citadel tomorrow morning, lain. West Stafford: Mrs. Esther .starting at 9:30. mainder through United States d e t o u r Stern, Wapping; Mrs. Anne Roth­ offshore procurement contracts. GENUINE GERMAN man, 11 T>-ler Circle: Sylvester The Ministry expects Imports dur­ Mrs. Lillian Perrett and her Cerreto, Willimantic; P’rank Mos- ORANGE HALL SUPER POWERED committee of Salvation Army ing the same period to amount to kitis, 527 Burnham St.; Mrs. Alice $129,000,000. Songsters hope for favorable Carey, 7 S. Main St.; Mary Scan­ ► i Imporfred Binoculars weather tomorrow when they open For The Best In Gas Heat lon, 120 Lenox St.; Donald Bunce, SOLAR BOAT.S FOUND SPECIALS their annual fond sale at 9:30 in 14 Spencer St.; Marilyn Mullaney, NOT $12.95 the vestibule at the Citadel, featur­ Cairo, Egypt, March 27 l/P)— ► i The Price 'You Would Bocausn of the hardship placod on our customers, we ore East Hartford; Mrs. Beatrice Pat­ ing breads of many kinds, also Two solar boats built to carry ten and son, Talcottville; Mr*. 24 pair 5 x 35 Expect.To Pay reducing prices in oil departments to help compensate Irish soda, potato bread and other the souls of ancient pharoahs BINGO Nancy Harris and daughter, 140 BUT ONLY foods. through the shies have been ► i with carrying for the nuisance. Park St.; Mrs. Betty Heiss and found near the famous Giza P. STOLTZ, Inc. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 daughter, Storrs. pyramids, the newspaper AI case. Value R obert Segal, .son of Dr. and ORANGE HALU 72 EAST CENTER ST., MANCHESTER Mrs. Jacob A. Segal. 54 Cobum .Miram said today. If confirmed, GAS HEATING CONTRACTORS i BRAND NEW, HRST QUALITY ^^ ^ 220 0 REGULAR GAMES—5 SPECIALS—1SPEUIAES—1 SWEEPSTAKEsWEEraxAlVJK ^ $19.95. While Rd., has been elected president of Blanket Softens Fall the tllscovcry would be the sec­ TAKE THE BULL the student photography staff at ond in five .vei.rs near the pyra­ 496 PARK STREET— HARTFORD th ey last, ______^ ^ Walter Memorial the University of Vermont. He is Wa.shington—A device patented mids on the Nile near Cairo. TELEPHONE CHopd 7-2651 COOPER $1 abler of Georg* a junior in the School of Arts and in 1932 had pedestrians in min'd. Two boats 120 feet long and 18 $6.99 BY THE HORNS Scienefes, enrolled in the pre-medi­ At the moment a car struck a feet wide were found there In Victoria . was .*as are Mr. - ’l''„^f,:s‘ are Mr*- These Make A (^a.rth cal course. pedestrian, this invention would 1954. Beautiful Gift TIRES shoot a rubber or cloth blanket 6.70x15 Tube Tjpe — Black, plus tax and recap- The I. Beaus will play for danc­ out from the car to soften his fall TWO (2) PAIR.S TO Simpson, ‘ l ah ’ MoriartV WE WI1.L ALI.OW ONLY pablc casing. ing at tile British American Club and at the same instant apply the A COUPON UNTIL OUR SUPPLY IS GONE— KonaM M • • • Joseph Hon- tomorrow night from 9 to 1. brakes automatically. UNIVERSAL o n l y 60 P A IR S . NOT RECAPS! NOT USED! of MV- ^ ft m Triple'' Ho»P „,edical irirk . son “ « bborn o r n e P - Force Is ‘ of Water- For Your Easter Needs You'll Find MavW V* He Custom Pre-sngineered Positivdy No Binoculars Sold At This Price After Saturday HonohTlV.>-rMov‘i;vlV M- REGULAR olbl". 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. • 1 PAGE THIETEKN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, MARCH 27,^959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1969 Columbia ^ardHire^-^ New TCeacher Miaa Helen Estes, Fact ty Adviser Friday, March 27 Compiled by Studcnto of MiMicheater fiiRh School V ol.. No. 26 Mrs. PatH ^a Brettschneider, Rt. 87, haa been hired by the Board of Education aa a member of the Seniors Take Slate Test MH^Enters teaching staff for 1959-60 achool r G)uncil Hears year. She will be aaalgned to Grade Legion of Honor Ob March 25 and 26 the sen­ iors ihsthc huainess course took ‘Monkey Paw’ 2. . Tutors Report a stateNgpmpetltlve examina­ Mrs. Brettschneider. mother of tion for tj^ n g and shorthand. two children, met With the board For Festival this week. She will be awarded a After t'akingNjese tests, If the. 4 COFFEE MUGS ■ New Project students nicct/\thc qualfflca- Bachelor of Science degree from tlons, the.v will be ejigible to ob­ Charles Ryan, '59, was chosen as Willimantic State Teachers’ Col­ lege In June. Upon graduation ahe A report from members of, the tain, Slate 8ccrela,rial Job.s in the best player In the drama "The WITH PURCHASE OF 10 BALLONS GASOLINE OR MORE GOOU ONLY various cities throughhu.t Con will be awarded a provisional cer­ 1 schoolwide tutoring service, head­ necticut. !onkey’s Paw” which was given tificate and will be eligible to teach Grades 1 to 8. Mrs. Brett- ed by the Scholarship Committee, ^ Amy Racalel Sock and Buskin, upper class was a major topic of discu.ssion of schnoider has done substitute work draina club, at the Connecticut both In Horace W. Porter School the Student Council meeting held Rcgi^al Drama Festival at New Wcdne.sdav March 18. Dale Robin­ and In other schools.- B ritain u tateite Teachers College on DAB Offer son and .-Vlan Pratt declare^'i>..fternoon, March 21. The Boaird accepted an offer w eir and was enjoyable. However, A dress yehearsal of the play from the Anne Wood Elderkin one of the new system s faults la Gov. Rihicoff 'wa.t .‘•een bj^\members of the stu­ Chapter, DAR, which requested ON THE that the tutors don’t know who Is dent body andNacuIty after school the acceptance of a History Medal, to be tutored and vice versa. This the previous Friday. given for lie highest mark in MANCHESTER.VERNON led to complications in at least one As a result of placing fifth in the The play concgrijg a dried-up American History in Grade 8 for TOW N LINE S-.1 Instance. The system on the whole State Hir.ng the Handicapped con­ monkey's paw which grants three the ycdr, and a certificate of Is operating saiisfactorlly and dif- test, Paula Adams '59, along with wishes to any persoix However, award, to be presented to the stu­ TALCOnVILLE Ijicnlties are being ironed o\it as jhe contest's other four winners, since the paw has had a curse put dent writing the best essay on the BRUNNER’S rrl«d Connecticut Governor Abra- on it, harm comes to anyone life of Thomas Jefferson. Both tjhey arise hant fllbicoff in his office at the I Lorraine (I'ormler of the Awards Whose wishes come truft,^ awards would be presented at capitof pn Thursday, March 19. The Bill Barrett, '60, as Sei'geant- graduation. (jommitee read the list of si\idents gills I'eceK'ed cash awards of from m receive numerals or le’.lers at Major Morris, an old soldier'yvho Mrs. George E. Peters, secretary $.500 to $.5(1! .ps well as certificates got the paw in India while fight­ to the Board, was named by Chair­ Qie Sports Award Assembly. Mem­ from the Governor's Committee on man Donald R. Tuttle, to be Its bers of the Rifle Team. .1 V, Rifle llobert Ruaroni ing in the war, brings it to the Hiring the Handicapped and the White family and tells them about delegate -to Columbia Recreation ALL EDSELS MUST CW> — 9 IN STOCK _ _ Team. Swimming Team. F'reshmen This Week the feminine Legion Pre.»idenl's Committee on Hiring Council. Basketball, .1. V. Basketball and Ready! Aim! Fire! And Robert JJie spell that has been put on It. Rusconi. co-captain of the CCIL of Honor applauds the dramatic Ihe Handicapped, Bill made the sergeant an abrupt, Principars Report ■Varsity Basketball were included. talents of Miss Julie Haugh. Julie Paula's prize-winning e.s.say ex- It was announced that a school Championahip Rifle Team, shoots aupfti'sitions eccentric. George Patros, principal of Por­ another fine scoi'e. The captaincy had been active in both the dra- Pl'’''Cd the Job opportunities of a Herbert White, the 22 year old ter School, told the Board that T HE wide Variety Show would be held GET IN EASTER PARADE IN A EDSEL of the Rifle Team was our legion­ matic clubs here at MHS. In her ''aridicapped child who.se place in happy-go-lucky son, played by \Thdmas Lawson, guidance direc­ May 15. Tryouts will be held Mon­ freshman and .sophomore years ‘be American working population tor at Windham High School, had day arid Tiiesday. The next sports naire's gicatest honor. Still on the Kevin Reardon. ’60, naturally subject of rifles. Bob is an instruc­ Julie was active In Paint and,« • '’ .v^l uncertain. She covered doesn’t believe Morris. However, administered an algebra aptitude dance is to be held on May 22. Powder In which she .starred in ' ‘'‘“ ><''“‘1 and the local sit- Chuck Siamond, ’60, captaiti elect of the basketball teamN.demonstrate8 "his technique*’ to Bob Mu- tor of riflery at the Recreational raw’ski, '60 and Ron Wabrek, '60 co-captains of next yeltr’.s rifle team, while coaches Elgin Za- Mr. and Mrs. White, played by test to all eighth graders. This test CORSAIR 2-DOOR HARDTOP The Council was then divided Ihe public performance of ' C u r - discu.s.sing the aid.s available will enable the high school to CORSAIR 4-DOOR HARDTOP V-8 Into meetings of the Project. Center. tursky of the basketball team and Gilbert Hunt of the rifi^ team look on, at the conclusion of Charlie Ryan, ’59, apd Rose Tre­ Bob's other senior activities in- tain Going Up" and in the pa.Ht two! fnn handicapped children at the group their Incoming freshmen in BEST MODEL FOR 19S9 Drives. Scholarship, and Social Monday's Sports Awards Asaembl.y. fHerald Photo by PlntdJ. marco, ’59, gradually become ob­ eliide (.hirrent Affairs Club, of years she has been a member of ' P '‘*a<‘n> and then continuing on to sessed with the power of the paw. areas more suited to individual committees. which he Is a representative to the .Sock and Buskin, performing In ' "head to the future, The Best Edsel Makes Doris Mlchelit-sch '59 Experimenting with it. 'thfcy wish abilities!" ' 7959 — This Car Will Stop The Easter Parade P^oi'eign Policy Assn., and Sock their prodiirlion of the "Curioiia One of the main examples In for a "harmless” $1,000. Kevin’s He also reported that to date and Buskin. In Hddili.an he is a Pavage." Be.sldes draniatics Julie Manche.ster which she cited was care-free disbelief contrasted well three pupils have expressed a de­ lOH I Instructors of the Handi­ USES REGULAR GASOLINE^OVER 20 M.P.G. This Is a hooiitiful star blue metallic trimmed with chrome and special correspondent to the High is active in the Senior Girl Scouts, Winter Sports Awards Assembly with the apprehensive determina­ sire to attend the technical school capped). a valuable help to handi- anuw-white. It’s a dream. Haa super express V-8 engine, 5 whitewall School World. His senior class­ the Library Pages club, and the tion of the father and the femi­ next year. The three boys have at­ AV Provides Aids I capped children. Another wa.s the htlres, (liinl imwcr aulomntlr drive, chrome eurh molding, dial temp mates have chosen him to be a nine fears of his mother. tended an orientation and testing Finest Edsel makes. This car is black with white siiTewall tires, CyO of the Assiiniption Church. ' Manche.ster Committee on hiring healer nnd defroster. 8 tube deluxe radio, eleolrle, windshield wipers, member of the Senior Commence­ Study-wise we find .lulie busy as Tragedy comes with the $1,000 session and have made applies dial temp heater and defroster, it has the mile-o-matic auto­ For Students'' Use ment Committee, Outside of school the handicapped, \yhich has In­ Gives Letters, Numerals, Stars tions for admittance. windshield washers. s.ifety dash and sun visors, backup lights, chrome tills vear'hi'r subjects include: Col­ creased the legal opportunities as Mike Morrill, ’60. as sympathet­ matic drive, deluxe 8 tube radio, complete safety dash padded, w'-heel cover appliques, power seat, power steering, power brakes, oil he is a member of the CYO. lege I’reparatory FIngllsh IV, Col­ ic Mr. Sampson, tells Mr. and Mrs. Hot Lunch Thip Audio-Vi.-nial Department of Academically, this week's "sen­ for handicapped workers desiring Chtiose World Editors The winter sports .season of Staff Elects Editor has visibility group, oil filter, arm rests, clock, digar lighter filler, eloeU, cigar lighter. Dome over see this dream c-ar NOW. lege Chemistry. F'reiich III, Typing, Jobs. White that their son has been Mrs. Stanley Field, hot lunch MHS Is kept very busy all the ior standout ' foll.)ws the College MHS officially came to a close killed in an accident at the factory manager, met with the Board and and power steering. United States History, and Driver In another section of her essav. time. It has to schedule and de­ Prep. Cour.se. Throughout high in which he works. Mr. Sampson discussed the over-all picture of the liver all .sorts of equipment, from school he has preferred subjects Education. .She lists typing as her Paula narrated the story of a Three key editorial spots on Monday, March 23, with the pres­ Patricia Pratson ’00 was elected editor-in-chief oL. the I gives them $1,000 from the fac- program. A jialance of $518.33 ii movie and slide projectors to rec­ in the fields of history and Eng­ favorite subject and finds that her handicapped woman who had over­ the staff of the High School entation of awards to all athletes pet peeve is Chemistry tests. In World for next year were filled 1959-1960 .Somanhis staff at the ilo ry ! reported as. ^tng in the treasury ord player.s and tape recorders, to lish. In fact, it la Bob's ambition come her disability to achieve a in the arena. Members of the swim­ I Mr. Kenneth Holt was the di­ FACTORY LIST $3671.70 the various classrooms where the to become either an Flnglisli or her spare nioinenls Julie enjoys higli measure of succes.s. both so­ tliis week by the election of Jill staff meeting March 20. Shelia at the end of February. ming, basketball, and rifle teams Graham '60 was elected as- rector of the play, Members of the Superintendents Reports FACTORY LIST $3490.13 $ students learn by seeing and hear­ History teacher. To help him de­ rooking “crazy things." cially and occupationally. This Diskan and Richard Stephens a.s $ received their respective awards Julie works af.er .school at the si.stant editor and Secretary. committees were: Make-up, Jo State Superintendent George E. ing not just by reading and ex­ cide on a career. Bob participated was Paula's basis for concluding editors-in-chief and of Bob for their efforts this plfst .season. telephone company. In the future The club made tentative plans Taylor, Pat Platt, Ann Olmstead, Graff, read the proposed 1959-60 planation. in the Teaching Recniitmcnt Pro­ that the handicapped worker has SeclciT as sports editor. .Senior The band and cheerleaders pro­ she plans to retain her Job as a members of tlie current staff for the future Iryout.s of sopho­ Pam Barnes and Jo Richmond; school calendar which the Board Look At’ Brunner's Low Every department in the school gram. B.tb plana to attend UConn a good fthance of attaining succes.s vided entertainment between stage, Everett F’rost, Russ Mercer. telephone operator and possibly to conduct the elections. mores and juniors to be held adopted. He also gave the nurses uses audio-vi.sual aids of .some type to prepare for his career. in the business world. awards, and helped to make the Bob Rusconi. Janet Reinohl and Look At Brunner's Low attend rnllege in her future year.s. sometime after Apry 1. report concerning vision and hear­ or another. The Science and Social At the present time Bob is em­ iissemblv a siicce.s.s. Tom Norton; props. Sarah Perry, 2988 Julie is our gal with "the con­ ing tests conducted during the past Studies Departments lead in me ployed at the A & P. In his Idle SWIMMING TE.\M On April 1, the staff i.s plan­ Peg Boland, and Pat Little; and tinental tmirh" as she is one of month. amount of films u.sed. Even the moments he likes to tinker with The CCIL championship swim­ ning a spaghetti dinner to he lights, Bert Feingold. ONLY $288 DOWN-LOW BANK PAYMENTS the members of the Mancliestri Spring Fever Has Sprung held at the home of their siiper- He informed the Board that all ONLY $255 DOWN-LOW BANK PAYMENTS Mathematics Department makes the "Big Merc." The dish he en­ ming team were presented their Six schools participated In the joys most is a medium done steak, troop of Girl Scouts that' toui'od vi.sor, Mi.ss lone Fellows, in buses had been checked by the De­ ii.se of films, as In t ^ case of the awards by Co-Captains Jim Davis competition for- the best per­ smothered in onions and accompa­ Europe this past .sumn\,er. .lulic's Wethersfield, Conn. partment of Motor Vehicles and "Mysterious MisterjH^ and Jack Jacobs, due to the ab­ formance. Players were allowed to nied by French fries. The peren­ bright smile and happy personality Spring i.s sprung! air. baseball rules, and thoughts of found to be in good operating con­ By the end of the J^ar'^TP rent­ sence of Coach Richard Sollanek. Phyllis Crepon '60 use make-up. costumes and props, nial favorite. Glenn Miller's will bring her much .succc.ss and The gra.ss is ri.s ! attractive members of opposite dition. The report oh attendance ONLY $188 ed films will have been seert, by the g.vm classes. Starry-eyed girts Letters .or letter-.st.ars were pre­ but no scenery was permitted. Brunner's "String of Pearls" really rates happiness in the future, .^lic i.s the I wonder where at Windham Regional Technical students. This docs not evtn take float to classes, while boys wear sented to the following members of Roanne Wise, '60 with Bob. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Samuel Tlie flnwors is ? ? by Coach Gilbert Hunt. Shooters School showed that attendance for Into consideration the mimcrcm.s their a h i r t a 1 1 s in and shoes the team: William .Stiiek, Daniel receiving letters or letter-stars free films that are viewed How­ This week's male relo.brity has Haugh Jr. of 71 Garden .St Columbia students was very good. made many friends at MHS and. Par.ading down the lialls of MHS polished. Dormer, Kurt Eigenhrod, Douglas were Robert Rusconi, James $ DOWN ever most films are rented. Donna .Metcalf '.59 Adole.sccnce is the time in a Other items of business taken up Full with his ability and personality, in coming weeks will be numerous Slovens, Bruce McClain, James Tierney, Robert Murawski, Ronald Girls Club Enjoys and assigned for further study in The majority of the rented films bnv's life when he no,tices that a Davis, Peter Zaglio. Wayne Lowd, Gambolati, John Toomey, Steve 1958 CHEVROLET came from the University of Con­ his goals In life will certainly be cases of what i.s commonl,y known eluded." A communication dealing attained. Bob is the son ,)f Mr. and girl notices that he i.s noticing her. Scott Htiri. Arthur Nielsen. Jack Higgins, Daw.son Benlz, Robert 6 Cylinder, 2-Door black and white with necticut, Syracuse University, the a.s ".Spring Fever". Around the last And adole.sccnce becomes just an­ Jacobs. Charles Towle. David Dorc- Rusconi-, Gary Kosak, Karl Kehler, Dance Program with Civil Defense. The Board $10.50 Week University of Illinois, and Indiana Mrs. Edwin Rusconi, 22 Ensign Practice Tcaclicr moved to seek further information heater, defrosted whitewall tires. It’s a dream Price! St. of Mareli, when convertible tops other name for spring fever. When miis, James Larson, Bob Donovan John Matchett, Donald McLagen. 1588 University. Most of the biological as to a plan of action which can S p e a k .s to Vi o r ld comp down and winter tempera­ one catches the fever, he usually and Mai'vin Hars. and Charles Gipson, "Bow to your partner, hand films come from the American tures ri.se, a feeling of freedom falls hard: and mo.st often lands Boys winning numerals or num­ your corners ’ were the word.s he adopted in case of any type of Museum of Natural History. floats through the air a.s students Members of the Jayvee rifle emergency. They also authorized hard in the elutehcs of a teachcr'.s eral stars were F'rcd Kostenko, team were given their awards by mo.st heard by the Junior Girls’ The free films upon which no T riiiilv CoIle*es have been doing King, Ron Lalliberte, David Kaye, meeting for April 16 at the Syna­ ' and concert senes. The Art Department will assist will then place its students with citizen and Qrottius answered Pet peeve: Reporters who don't paper when she found .some rare translation of stories from their William AndruloU Thomas Fielley, jobs. every statement with "Non cat gogue, according to Mrs. Nathan books ihat weren't obtainable in a Miss Melendy roncliided her talk the stage committees with the Robert Cote, Paluel Flagg, Vin­ stories in on time. textbooks. One story pertained to Amy Flae.sicr civis." Students who took part in Rosen. Some of the members will Likes: Tennis, horseback rid­ regulap library. I with a questionnaire, period. settings for the play. cent Feshler, David Smith. Bruce Andrea Pratt '62. ' Paula Mc.Namara '62 Jill liosenzweig '61 the Battle of Lake Trasumennum the dramatizations' were Cynthia give a demonstration of Passover 1956 PLYMOUTH ing. Stavens, Michail Churilla, Jim All- DeBandi, Helen Gworek, Sheila cooking. They include Mrs. Mor­ 1955 FORD V-8 1955 PONTIAC 2-DOOR COUPE Ambition; Get on the honor roll during the Punic Wars in which bria, and Francis Golden. Spring Frolic Nears Graham. Bert Feingold, Dick Syl­ ris Kaplan, Mrs. Nathan Rosen, first semester at Bt.'. a mother who had been deeply Co-Captains. Wes' F'eshler and vester, Paul Newth, Mike Sholik, Mra. Irving Tannenbaum, Mrs. Al­ Fairlane 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, power steer­ Automatic drive, radio, heater, power steering, power brakes. Very clean. 4-Door Sedan. Im w mileage. Radio, heater. devotgd to ITer son wa.-i so over­ SItip F'i.shcr received gold "M" 's as The annual Spring Frolic will Joan Skiff and Lynne Baldwin. bert P a s k o w and Mra. Sol ing, Fordomatic drive, etc. Vital statistics; Hair, brown: come and overjoyed with his re- captains of this years team and he held on April 10 at 8 p.ni. in eyes-, blue; height. 6'; male. Koenigsberg. J turn that she died. When the Chuck Salmond was named cap­ the arena. Tlie theme this year In an effort to raise funds for Most seen: Selling soda. tain-elect for next veav. The bulletin board at the rear of Fu ff Full $ : sttident translated the story she for the dance is "Come to the Ro6m 2I39 recently has been filled their work, the women are plan­ Fuff SOOftTiSrONE Pet peeve: People who fool RIFLE TE.\M Mardi Gras.” Tickets go on .sale around in the World office. ! staled. The soldier's mother under the guidance of JoAnne La- ning to Instruct classes in Mah Price I "died with pleasure. " The CCIL championship rifle Monday, March 30. No flowers. Price 0 7 0 tomy Price 898 Likes: Golf, basketball, dancing. Barron and Terry Becker. The Jong. The first of these win be >898 team wqs presented their awards .Ambition: Make the golf team I Mr.s. Gipson's Latin classes are material displayed Includes car­ held in the Synagogue Monday this spring. al.so studying mylhology on the toons pertinent to the classics, night at eight o’clock. They are side and her Latin II classes are post cards of various scenes of open to the public and anyone in­ '52 STUDEBAKER Vital statistics: Hair: burnished studying Julius Caesar and the Rome', maps of Gaul, The. Forum terested should contact Mrs. Tan­ gold •(in' other worHs. brown); Roman Republic. and Ancient Rome, and Prints of nenbaum. 'S3 PACKARD eyes, bro^wn; height: 5’8 'i ”: fe­ Nancy F'ollansbec, ■62. Julius Caesar, Marcus Cicero and School Lunch Menu '54 HUDSON male. Vergil. Tlie hot lunch program at Hor­ Most seen: In Indecision. 1953 CHEVROLn ace W. Pprter School offers the 1959 CHEVROLET Pet peeves: People who are With Latin projects due, many following menu for the week SPECIAL 1V2 TON STAKE BODY TRUCK afraid to be different., Classes Witness, original manuscripts have been March 30 through April 3. -Mon­ Likes: Basketball, target piling up in Room 239. An o'ct- day, ravioli with meat sauce, green '57 DeSOTO HARDTOP GOOD MOTOR, GOOD TIRES . jt, Chicken CiiUinp;s atandlng poem by Leslie Hoch- beans and cookies; Tuesday, 2-Doer Bel Air with outomatic drive, ra­ FULL PRICE Ambition: To make the NCAA S1666 ■498 bsrg, written as an homage to schoolboy' sandwich, garden salad dio, heater, super wMtewoH tires. S166 Down—Low Bank Teirne Full Price . . . . wbmen’s championship basketball The Food’s III classes of Miss Cicero; and maps of-Italy. Rome and fruit; Wednesday, corned beef team. ’ and the Forum by Joanne Gustaf­ hash. Harvard beeti, celery sticks SAVE Joyce Johnson recently witnessed son were among the first to ar­ and chocolate pudding; -Thursday, Vital statistics: Hair; blonde; two poultry cutting demon.stra- rive. potato salad, sliced egg, cheese •yes: azure blue; height; S 'l’i"; tlons. The demons,! rations, con­ Jill Diskan, ’60. squares and peaches; Friday, clam Open Tonight ifemale. nected with the latest sfudy of the chowder, tuna fish sandwich and Most seen: j Rushing into class ON THE classes, were given by Teddy Q—Is it true that Horace Gree­ chocolate cake. ! late. ' I ley' went Jefferson Da-vls’ ball Pet peeve: Pbople who talk too Hladky. a 4H member who has won I national recognition as a when the latter was released from Manchester Evening Herald much about themselves. Fortress Monroe? 0>lumbia correspondent Mrs. Don­ OPEN TILL 9 Ukes: Fried clams and water poultry-cutter. MANCHESTER- ALL DAY SAT. Teddy showed the girls how to A—'Yes. he was one of the sign­ ald R. Tuttle, telephone AOsdeiay •kiing. ers, of the, ball bond of Jefferson 8-8486. I t il l 5 P.M. Ambition: "To get mji license.’ dissemble chicken for strong ahd TILL eftoking. convenience. She pointed Davis, President of the Confed­ out many interesting facts during eracy. I Overseas Chinese Inyiest VERNON 9 Solutions: Dick Olmsted, Donna M • t,c a 1 f; Bob. Seelertr Paula her demonstration concerning storage, the best age for eating, Cheerleading Captains Q—Has a memorial been erected Taipei — Two hundred twenty AdaMs, Linda Hartwell. and the proper places to cut the to honor: U.S. war correspondents ? Jeqn Martin and Judy Gilbertson have been chosen co-captalns six overseas Chinese have invest^ TOy/N LINE chicken for each type of cooking. A-M3athland State Park near more than ^5,000,000 'in enter­ ■ REtikCTR. She also mentioned the new poul­ of next year’s cheering squad. This was announced early this Frederick, Maryland, once a me­ Correction: ,Tbe Hijih’ School week by. the squad’s advisor, Mills' Martha Pe^rsoh. Both girls' morial, to,. OivH War correspond­ prises on Formosa. Most of the In­ try law that states that all dead vestors — 117 of them — live In ■ • ' ' ’ IN , ■- • - r . World rcareta the omliiKlon from chicken going from one state to have been members, of ’ the chfeegleaders for one year. As c o -. ents alon^,' has now been 'dedi­ the cast llat of Uea Oowan who captains the girls will be working with this year’s captain. Dale cated to all the men who have re­ Hong Kong; otters sfe. in the \ another must be fully taken apart United Stat^' Japan, the x>hHlp- protraya Mra. Griewald in "Hr, ^Vhe M,Qnk^s Cast in Action and Inspected. One of the girls was Robinson, in'organizing' and choosing the squad for next year, ported America’s whra. On the Barry'a Ktehinp*." The annual Charlee Ryan '5ll. aa Mr. 'White, and Kevin Reardon ^'60, as Herbert White, listen intently to Bill Eight new members v^l be chosen In try-^juts. at a later date. memorial arch are inscribed the ptnes, Cuba, arid elitewhere. Fac­ TALCOTTVILLE heard, to remark, "It looks easy, I tories and plants,flhaneed by o'ver- VWnt and Powder pUy iMU be pre- Barrett '60, Sergeant-Major Morris, he tells haw he got the monkey’s paw In India. In the back- think I could do it." Next year, as co-capt Ina, the girls wtU ^ead the souad u d Im names of famoua American war Sroundt Roae Tremarco ’69, who plays Mrs. White, looks on. not quit# believing what alie hehrs. Cecily England ‘62 ‘In charge at home -an' [away games. wrltera. , - saas Cblnsse m«iey noVr total ^24, and 48 mors lirs planned. iV

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. FRIDAY. MARCH 27, 1959 i*AGE FIFTEEN . funds for interstate highways pro­ South Windsor DAILY CROSSWORD l*L"/.;fcLK hibit making any of them m«- Police Arrests Senate Blocks mo'rlal highways,"he said. Federal i Hundreds Retracd^^^^ BUbaldiM for Route 84 might be ' Spanking Scare V Answer to'"^rtvioui Puul* endangered by over-promotion of ^ Police to Get Frank Fut-phy, of no certain ad­ New Pay Scale the name' "Yankee Expressway." dress, was errested last .night And 1 ieadfii' Boys On Travel Talk he said. charged "with intoxication. He Is Among those supporting the bill the Cross At Work Crew being held for court appearance For Teachers Fear of punishment over a LIFE were editors of the Waterbur.v broken window was the apparent ACROSS 57 Driving Sd^Orday. Republican - American and Dan-| command reason two Enfield hoys, picked \ip 1 Cape -— , (CantthiMd fro m P n g e ;m e) lage were barred from her Term- (Conttnued trum Page One) (Continoed from Page One) bury-Newa times and Rep. f.,oula | by a .SouUi W indsor constable - ...... — •">. j ^a$$achuicttf DOWN ----- ! hbuae. Charles (D-Danbury). I early Thursday morning in ttie 4'— tiatte 1 Throw washing ceremony in this century. Nearly every Good Friday for the stration last' Fytday night. It did Red Ti’aw lers committee a bill to continue the .Stephen A. Collins of the News ■ i Union Grammar School, ran away S Land meaiure 2 Above Pop* Ptue IX, who died Jn 1878. past 83 yeans, crowds of visitors not reach th* magnitude of last I ”■ 121 per pupil increase in state aid | TMme.i said hla paper had backed i home, 12 Hail! 3 Decide Hi-T wai the leat to observe the cua have filed past the Woman's'bed to for education that was voted hv : H'*’ "» editorial. He also iARLBSMHMABetfT 13 Pen name of U I l night's S*i-hoiir melee. i The boya. sg e 11 arid 12, w ere, 4 Nuisances tom . see the atigmhta, aa the annual said Gov. Rlblcoff had endorsed It found In the school by . Constable | » M tum sm t-K unuam Charier Lamb n w R In Jenigelem’a Jordan Sector, When the police' escort and In Alaska . Bay the 1957 I..egt,slature, 5 Medley blooding is called. when visiting Danbury last Sep- Charles A. -.Iurgelas after rcaldont.s. rnm nu r>74Si 14 Caudal im n p . Queen XlUxabeth of Belgiuna joined Miaa Neumann is now 60, and salaried workers moved toward An extra $9.50 per pupil woiild ((.„ibei'. 6 WrongdMir the main gate, the picketa met near the Town Hall notified him appendage 7 Label 26 Property item 41 Melodies hundreda of other faithful today the crowd was not allowed in be- be gianted by the bill to commuiii; i Th* editorial page of the Water- 15 Place them head-on and fighting began Spark Protests they had seen two youths leaving i 8 Make amends 27 Removing 42 F irst man in the Good Friday adoration at cauae of her ill health. She was ties that- have had troublesome , h>n y paper had Joined the News- the town building some time after | l«-Monolonouf weapons 43 Queen of. Jerusalem’s basilica of the Holy attended only by her confessor, K the middle of . the street, news­ miishroomlng of school enroll- | ximea in speaking up for the name 9 Tilt m en said. midnight. . cadences 10 Baltic guU 28 State Carthage Sepulcher. aged Father Joseph Naber. (Contlndied from Page One) nienl.s. I ••'Vankee Expressway" William 18 New Jersey- 29 Bird’s home 44 Stove part Fb\ir rarloadi'bf Saratoga Coun­ Constable .turgelas said today . 11 Otherwise To mdet CSiriatiana this is the Many Americans were among .Sen. M aurice .I. F erlan d I D - ; v o sb u rg h of th e R epuhllcan-A nier- city ' 31 Weirder 46 Blow the cretwd outside. ty deputy sheriffs sped to rein-1 surveillance as psi't of routine pa- the boya had apparently ridden to 17 Mariner site of Chrlat’e crucifioation, bur­ Danicl.son), chairman of the Ap-' lean- said, South Windsor from Thonipson- 20 Square 19 Requires 33 Hoglike 47 Cry of The woman reportedly lay in a ..jly police. -„„'trol duties, didn't indicate any propriatlons Committee, Said the columns mammal bacchanals ial and resurrection. kind of trance, a.a In past vears, ■The company .said about 100 Said Rear Adm. Arnold W. vtlle, where they had rep.->rtedh 23 Means of The aged queen croiued over bill was going back to committee ,, o • " , i broken some windows, by bleyele ; 21 Legal matfera water travel 38 Appoint 48 Fruit with blood showing pver her heart picketa .surged Inside mill property McKechnie, c o m m a n d e r of the at the request of committee mem­ 22 City in 24 Nimbus 40 French 50 Posed for from Israel at the. Mandelbaum and jn both eyes. On other occa­ early today but left after the may- Frontier and comman- I’ 1 v e L llb a n s h e iz ec i , we^dne.,day evening^ Pennsylvania portrait Gate with other pilgrima. She via- bers who wanted to study it some . 1 They broke Into the town hall 25 Portent seaport sion*, there has also beeh blood on or. an Episcopal clergyman and j,,aval District at m ore. 24 "The best ited the Mount of Olives and the 1 her forehead and on the barks of Ileaders talk ed y.-ith them . Kodiak. Alaska: P Irtt 4-»ri b.v forcing a window, gathered to- place is Gov. Abrahaiii A. Rlblcoff " -*■ ■ "H gether ossafUsi,, antviA some /xM old niann maps anH and rninpi'M papers . Garden of Gethsemane, retracing ! her hands. A we.stvsco spokesman said ap- "Their presence Ih the soiith- 26 Seed, vessel i j 1 r r u i\ Jesus’ last hours. ; Roman Catholic authoritie.* have ( pr°’‘‘n’ately 35 wofker.s then en recommended passage of Hie bill in I and built a fire behind the hnlld- 1 r r ea.stedn Bering Sea is of no par- ills inaugural address and budget 27 F rom ------to The. queen also wanted to join never officially recognized the lered the plant but six-other., wcnt kp.y,^^ milltarv concern to us. but (Continued from Page One) ' ing. They then went to the Union In message, and It had readied the Beersheba li r the Way of the Cross procession | stigmata of Miss Neumann but Home because, he claimed, Uiey had I keeping track of School where they entered through 30 Ammonia 1 through the old city's nkiirow neither have they ad.dsed the suffered bruises in^ the scuffles _ An-, they do. They are in intei- .‘Senate with favorable reports from ysid he suffered a nervous collapse, j a back window and rifled several bases. r r the Appropriations and Education' Police Capl. Luis Herrera said l desks. Nothing was taken, .lurge bustling streets up to Calvary, but faitjiful that they were not genuine, ? u rn 1^^^^^ ■"•'‘tfs- where they have 32 Dedicated h physlciana advised her the climb to finish their shift at 11 p.m,, left v,. .. Committees. | undercover work by two police , las said. He turned the pair over 34 Camet-a parts i 1^ ever.v legal right i might overtax her strength. the plant at the same time, he Clinton Atkinson, *’'^' - fisheries lab­ Althoiigh there was apeciilation i agents led to the arre.sts. He re- ' to State Police of the Hartford 35 Wipes out said. that the bill may be change(\ to ' ported they pretended, to be for-' barracks and they were then le- 1 <' ii 11 Q ueen E lizab eth w as onl.v one Actress Liz Tavlor oratory director of the Fish and 36 Individual 1 Earlier, the mayor said he had rai.se Hie amount of the increase in nier aoldlers In BatlstR s Army, turned to Enfield, 2 of mapy thousands from ail con­ Wildlife Seiwice at Seattle, said he 3T Bringing up r Ti F telephoned Gov. Nelson A. Rocke­ aid. Feiland and Senate Majorilv worked their way into the group ■ ' the r 1 1 tinents who thronged into the Old Joins JeM’isli Faith believed the Russians are taking City to commemorate Jesus' ago­ feller's office to reqiiest state po­ Leader. Arthur H. Healey said tliey ! f’'’<‘'lioard ! At_ tlniea, Hie planet Venus Is 39 Portion R a (Continued from Page One) bottom fish -flatfish, lemon sole, r r ny and death on the Cross. Long lice aid. The Governor's office said, flounder and cod and perhaps didn't know of snv plan to alter "f III* •'''e offer $30,000 to only" 25,000,000 mllea from the 1 40 Scraps 1 ___ i however, no request had been re­ the figures. ..$4 0,000 for an sitempt against . Earth, but It also goes as far aa 41 Knight’s title .before 7 a.m. hundreds waited at j .^^ere the ceremony was perform- king crab and halibut. Ca.stro's life. , ' 1161,000,000 miles away. fi ceived. In 1956 the United States and The Hou.se of Repre.sentatives 42 Worship 1 the doorway of the church of the ! y„terday in the'presence of her Union officials could not be 45 Raged lls !7 W a Hol.y Sepulcher to attend Catholic parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Canada discovered new halibut also met yeaterday and pa.ssed a 1 reached for comment. grounda in s Bering Sea area ; number of routine hills. 49 Amusement services. ^ , Taylor, said the announcement wa.s The company said John J. Yorke. 51 Yellow r 'll At 7 a.m. the doors were opened n .a r vn ! company said John J- Yorke J where the Rus.slan chambers o f the legislature i made at Miss Taylor s requeM miH per^^^^^^ congregated. Fishing boats ' journed until Tuesday. bugle plant ri for only a few minutM to allow ;coj,ygr8lons are not normally an- congregated, in r Ik ill company spoke.sman at contract There was no opposition to s Moving to WatoHop, 52 Fruit drinks the throng to enter. During the ; nounced, he said, negotiations, was the most severe­ of the two countries are headed 53 Eager AMESITE DRIVEWAY BUILDERS 7 for the area now for the halibut public hearing before the Roads service the doors were kept locked. . T)ie 27-year-old actress appar- ly injured. His face was cut and Paris or Anywhoro 54 Negative word 5T aea.son which opens April 1, under r At 9:30 they reopen^ for the ' ently first decided to embrace the bloodied, a spokesman said. and Bridges Committee on a bill 5 5 ------Blanc, strict control of the U.S.-Canadian GRADING, M AcmNR SPREAD, POW’KR ROLLED, a vi faithful to leave and other pil- ; reformed branch of Judaism at Roy Sharp, maintenance super­ to name proposed Interstate Route FRANK in the Alps International Pacific Halibut Com­ 84 from _Danb\iry to Newtown the AMESITE DRIVEWAY AREAS 56 High grims to enter. the time she married Mike Todd intendent, was knocked to the Si 5t J'l u ground and kicked, and George N. m ission. "Yankee Expressway." explosives Hundreds of pilgrims assembled i Feb. 2, 1957. Todd, Born Avram Sett. W arren G. M agnuson i D- ALL WORK (H AKANTEED near Saint Stephen's gate at the Goldboggert, was the son of a Hoovei', mill manager, was pushed Till., road Is presently U.S, High­ FOR FREE ESTIMATES Cali 3-7691 __J 4U^ .s »e4r4».-« I w asn I say., he's informed that w ay 6. Ml first statidn of 'Via Doloro.sa to re- Rabbi. and shoved, the spokesman added. halibut have been seen on deck.. trace in prayer Christ's path to Rabbi Max Nuasbaiim, who coii- The demonstration came a few However, a spoke.sman • for the FRANK O’NEAL State Highway Department said C alvary. ducted the simple rites', said the I hours after a State Mediation, AMODIOand SO NS that care should be taken In erect- , In midafternoon, pilgrima at­ death of Todd in a plane crash Board announcement that a Pa”®! | national agreement, could be get- DeMaio Brothers ing signs along the route if the tended Catholic tenebrae sei-vices M arch 22. 19.58, inlen.sified her dc- had suspended talks with the com-I Americans SERVING THE .MANCHESTER AREA .SINCE 10'20 is your complete person­ In the Holy Sepulcher Church. This! sire to enter the Jewish faith, pany and union. A board ; ,nd Canadian!,. bill pa.s.ses. THOUSANDS OE SATISFIED CUSTOMERS is a ceremony of extingni.shing For the past .six months, he said, man .said the panel would prepare p.e.sence Federal regulations that deter- i alized movinpr Anrf stor- recommendations for an agree- I ” * . mine appropriation of federal lights, symbolic of the death of. she has been studying the ancient of the Russiana particularly gall- ajfe service. AMODIO Christ, the "light of the world." j religion. ment to end the strike and prob in/^ to Alaakans is the fact that lias built a reputation aa Tonight, Roman Catholic.s will “She was a good p\ipil," the rab­ ably would present it to both sides Bristol Bay. once America's earlv next week. the reliable, responsible conduct a burial service or ab­ bi said. ".She has a good u n d er­ greatest led salmon fisher.v, haa and alway.s REASON­ breviated Way of the Cross in the standing of Jewish life and has been ordered closed to U.S. fisher­ basilica. read e.xtensively in Jewish his­ men this year because of declining ABLE professional mov­ Shortly after dawn. Angelicans tory. She is veiy intelligent." Contributions Lag runs. er. Call AMODIO for all Joined in a devotional procession As part of the ceremony by .votir movinjf and atorasr* from Ecce Homo Arch along the which she was converted she had to In RC Fun(| Drive needs . Way of the Croaa to the Holy pass an examination on the re­ New Haven Couple Sepulcher Church. ligion and take an oath to uphold The cone..' Red Cross fund I ANS DAILT TO 8,0()0 Hear Oraliam its standards. drive is far short of the commit­ Killed ill Crash FLORIDA At Broadbeach. Australia, Evan­ The actiial conver.sion was com­ tee's anticipated goal of $12,000. FAIRWAY gelist Billy Graham interrupted a pleted by a simple prayer rite con­ according to Alfred Werbner. holiday on' the Gold Coa.st to ad­ ducted In Hebrew , w ith Rabbi Baltimore, March 27 ifV - A young agent for drive chairman. New Haven, Conn., man and l)is dress 8,000 people in the rain at Nussbaum reading the prayer and "This will seriousl.v impede Man­ the edge of the surf at Greenmount Mi.ss T aylor responding. [ pregnant wife were fatally injured chester's Red Cross blood bank I today when their car si ruck p tree O Beach resort today. It was during the period of the prograr.'.," W e.bner said. 1 The audience, including many actre.ss' studies that her romance i on IT.S. 1 about eight m iles so u th ­ OPEN TONITE till The ihnirman said his commit­ p t with Fisher flared into the head­ west of here. teenagers in swimsuits apd rain­ tee is trying 'o match the $12,000 Alonzo G raves, 18. of New 1 coats, began to assemble two hours lines. Their widely publicized dates i collected i. Manchester last year. Haven wa.s dead on arrival at St. i C ^ y s before Graham was scheduled to in New York City led to a break­ The local iljapter's goal is set at . Agnes Hospital and his five and EASTER SPECIALS THROUGHOUT ON Coll AMOD40 i appear. The Evangelista Good Fri­ up of Fisher's marriage to Debbie $22,500 About $4,200 has been one-half months pregnant wife, e day address had been widely pub­ Reynolds and Fisher has been seen collected to date, according to I Mabel, 18, died shortly after she Monehostor Ml 9^-5650 licized In advance. constantly with Miss Taylor since W erbner. I was admitted to the same hospital. his divorce. • CANUY • TOYS • BASKETS • HATS CL ' *.- Graham stood in the rain for 20 "The residential campaign Both were Negroes. ■ S-2l minutes and told the crowd the They were together recently at started late Ijecause of the weath- 1 Hospital doctors tried uncurcess- world was on the brink of an ' a Jewish fund-raising dinner at er," Werbner said, "but we hope fully to save the unbom child. Read Heeuld Advs. abyss and seemed to be driWng to-1 which the actress pledged $ 100,000 to carry over to the first week in Baltimore County Police said w ard w ar. ' for I.srael bond.s. I April to make it up." Graves apparently fell asleep at "This milk and toast Clirislianity , Her agent, Kurt I’ring.s. who said I The local chapter is working on the wheel and the car swerved off we have today i.s not pure Cliri.s- he didn't learn of her conversion I a tight b'.idget and may have to the road and rammed into a tree tianity," Graham said. "Young i until Miss Taylor telephoned him use some < ' the funds being raised | in the Halelhorpe section. people today do not know what lo| after the ceremon.v. quoted her: to carry t.)ieri through the fiscal I Police said the engine was do with sex. I have studied thi.s " It ha.s nothing to do w ith any year endiii June 30, The light , pushed onto the front seat and the biisiness and I do not think you can i future marriage plana. This is b .dgel is .^e result of the limited | car was a total wreck. Your Complete find control, apart from God." something I've wanted to do for a amount of funds collected in la.st i GARDEN I DRIVER DIES AT WHEEL One Stop Garden Shop Graham said many yoOths who | long time." year's campai-.n. I Middletown. March 27 (A") A 51- "swagger in a gang ' were really | Miss Taylor herself was not afraid. He said he had seen youths, available for comment. year-old Hazardville man died CENTER .41eolioliam*» (^oat Set .yesterday while driving through Manchester-Vernon marching .under the banner of the | ----- INCORrORATF.D hammer and sickle, dedicated and ------i Middletown. Medical Examiner Dr. Town Line ready to die for Communism. .Table Cover Improved Paris Alcoholism kills ore per-!carl C. Harvev attributed death Youth he added, must be dedi- — son every 26 minutes in France ' to a heart attack. Police said the VITTNER’S rated and readv to die for God. I New York A new cover for and costs the country's social and ^an. Robert Mount Jr., pulled out SUKtnalR Rrporl^^d AR«ln '' featuring « fuede- medical services about $476,000,- of traffic and stopped at the road- In Konnerareuth. Germany. : pla.ving surface and a thin cent estimate. It s.ated that the aide before he died. OPEN 7 DAYS 000 a .veer, according to one l e-1 PARKING PROBLEM Theresa Neumann today was re* of nonslip foam rubber, FRIDAY-SATURDAY ported to have bled again from bas been developed by a New York average Frenchman drinks 7 gal­ wounds similar to those...... ot...... Christ concern. It says - the cover is easy , lons . of , alcohol a year and 9 per 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. on the Cross, but some 9.000 pil- to keep clean and store and needs : cent of the population consumes EASTER SUNDAY grims to this little Bavarian vil- no laundering. : more than 14 gallons. VITTNER'S 8 A.M. to 6 P.M.

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v " > • • 1 I .. ' .• ■; ,/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, M A ^H 27, 1969 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCITESTEIR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 ^ West Side Title The Yankees Write the Babe Off Spring As Player, Manttger; He Weeps NOTICE TO SECRET.ARIES . WEST SIDE REC WOMEN'S LEAGUE CHURCH LEAm-E Playoff Resiills Standings BUindlng* "t-'pon request The Herald Sport* W Pet. W. L. Pet. Will Lead Team Back Department will take pleture* of McCann's Servirie, Station and Bj- MBS. BABE RITTH | I Dari-Mald sdvam rd In the open Wnliiut Restaurant 49 .710 North Methodist (2) .75 33 .694 regular season adiilt ehamplnn*hlp 36 .,522 St. Jam W I2l ...... 66 42 .611 WItJi BUI Slocum Brandt hit one apiece to power • I ing plaVoffs, McCann's eliminating - White OlBS*' N pw York. March 27 (/P) teams at the alle.xs. - I II,; 'Arinorv Tavern 2-0 and the Joii-Di’s .35 .507 Center Congos (1) ..83 4.5 .593 the Giants' victoryiry InIn the feature, should make the proiier arrange­ (Condensed from ‘The Bnbe Mid 32 .164 Rt. James' ill ...... 61 ' 47 .565 Stu Miller, a curveballer with of Thursday a eight-game exhibi­ One of. mostNiramatic ments as soon as (he winning Milkmen ousting Hartford Bd. Manor Soda Shop I" tW#. hv Mrs. Bnbe Both nnd From Poor ’58 Finish Grill 2-1. Ttic two victors clash Hoh’by Shoppe .31 .449 Rt. Bridget's ...... 57 M .528 a three-pitch repertoire called pndinRS in the long h i^ i'y of squad has ellnrhiMl the title. .A* In published bV Prenttee Hnll, Inr.) tion program. Monday along with .another match 1 Fletcher Glass 24 ,318 St. John’* .56 5^ ^ 1-8 In other games. Bogtbn nipped the past no photos will he taken at “alow, slower and glower still.’ the West Side Rec Rolling pairing the. W'est Side Tavern! Since Walnut Restaurant has al-| North Mclhodl*! (1) .54 53 .505 m the Chicago Cubs 4-3 in 11 in­ banquets. Sometiine near midnipht on, wa.s the center of a beanball League took place on Monday. against Renn’s,'^’aveni. ' ppail,y ehnehed another champion-' Second Congo* ...... 54 54 .600 nings at Scottsdale, Arir... and in Aurist lb the Yankee train | controversy today after top­ It came in a makeup game Dart-Mnid's Wall Riichy chalked ship, the rnoo now center.* on HI. Mary * ...... iM 54 .600 Florida. Cincinnati edged Los A"' stopped in Pittabviryh to rhanpr . pling neveland s Vic Power in an up a rou.sitig .394 triple after open- second spot, withfour teamsstill t'ommtinlly Baptitt . .51 57 .472 geles 2-1. Philadelphia downed between Oliva’s E.sso Station RESTAURANT LF.AGtT. exhibition game. A Miller pitch hit ing willj a brilliant 183 single. Wall , |p conlenlidn with only twoweeks Temple Beth ...... 5fl 58 .463 Babe walked along the platform W ashington-5-2 at Clearwater. St. ■O IT Am VnCT league in 1958. the much and Paganl’.s, marking Hie clo.se of Standings Power on the head and knocked B y E A R L l O S T I J^^veled Dave Phllley will again be W. L. ret inpereci off with an 88 in his sec-1 i-euiHlliIng in regular play. This Emanuel Lutheran . .4ft 60 .444 talking with .loe Wllliania a bri,- Louis w:hipped Milwaukee 6-3 at ' the regular sea.son. Oliva’s needed him unronacious momentarily in ____ 70 34 .673 , onjtl string and than concluded with p,i,i wegk. Walnut lUriicd back Center Congo* ...... 4 7 61 ,435 liant sports columnist then and e j Bradenton, New York defeated Clearwater. Fla.— Philadelphia’s Phillies, .dead last in the],f,e no . i pinch swinger. He can ' only one game to clinch the league i Walnut ...... the ninth inning of San Francis­ title tvhlle Paganl’.s needed all three ; Gak Grill ...... 58 46 ,.5.58 i a 123 Fletcher Glass 2-1. Wliite Glass Concordia Lutheran ..44 63 .411 h-illlart aports columnist now foi Pittsburgh 7-2 at St. Petersburg. final N a tio n a l L e a g u e s ta n d in g s in 1958, a re h o p in g th a t a ,ioubie as a first ba.«eman or right- The Rcsiill* co's 7-5 victory over the Indians points to get the title for them- ; Lake House .... ____ 52 52 .500 1 shut out Jon-DI’.* 3-0 and M anor, g,,,,,!, Mpthtxllst 4.3 65 ,398 the Netv York World Telegran. ; y*sterda.v. Hot words between the Detroit whipped the Chicago former schoolteacher for the second time in his managena fielder, , , ^ HAKI .MAin Soda Shop blanked the Hobby Shop | j-io,, Rotheran .370 and .Sun. In the course of their . selves. The odds were in Oliva's Cavey’s ...... 48 56 ..462 ...... 1.12 07 nr 40 6ft managers and s wrestling match White Srtx 5-2 at Tampa and Bal­ career will lead the club back to respectability It s a tall Chatterbox ...... : .44 60 .123 Aflanix ...... SI on ins Match results. 8 t. Mary's 3, eon<^r»ation. Babe timore topped KaJi.sas City 4-3 In favor, 1 ,In!’\is ...... ino between San Francisco's Apdre order, which will require plenty of homework, but mild man-, iNeen M ore I o « cr Ray's ...... 40 64 .385 V.K I Community Bsptlst 1: 2Ilon Lii- i., mv last jeasorf. Keed I m Rodgers and Heveland's .lim Bol­ 10 innings at Miami. Sn.'hi ...... \yi] 12:1 quitting when this one s o^ er. nered Eddie Sawyer feels that the job can be done. It is thej •our biggest needs, ' the heavy FINAL ST.ANniNGS Despile a 2-2 stalemate aga n.sl KuMfU ...... irr un 120 I theran 3, Temple Beth' Sholom 1, der came in the wake of the inci­ Snap losing Streak set Sawyer said, "are for a left w. L. Pet Cavey's Restaurant, par e-,selliiig I Second Congregational S, Center dent. which drew these varjnng Bill Ronna's four hits and one- bald paled Sawyer.'who had been* Ti'tnl.** “i6.’I so: 572 out of baseball since he was fired ^ handed and a good right- Paganl’s ...... 43 20 .683 Walnut Re.alauraiU holds a c-om- H.ARTIOHn Rl) 4.IUU. ill I GongregHlinnal (11 1: St. Jam es’ comments: hit pitching for five innings by handed hitter for our park. Sim­ Oliva's E.sso ...... 42 21 .667 forlable 12-game advantage witli 7!' 02 I 11 I 3, SI .lames' (2l 1: South From Miller; "1 never threw at by the Phillies in 1952. who has i M MflieMI . , ...... 'M 10« Ted Wills enabled Boston to .snap mons. (Seth) Morehead and (Keni McCann’s Service . .41 22 .651 four weeks left iii the regular sea­ I Methodist 3. St. JOhn’il 1: St. anybody in my life. He ducked into been given the responsibility of, I-'iuin^r ...... ‘it* l'r7 lO.V The Babe and I R five-game losing streak while seeing that the 1958 finish is not Lehman are the only lefthanded Dai'i-Maid ...... 38 25 .603 son. Johiiiiv Walker .* I'liatlei box Knchm ...... ln7 I2n H'O 1 Bridget's 3. Center Congregational the ball Cfricinnati got Its second complete we have. Our park in Renn’s Tavern . .. .30 33 .476 Restauranl up.ael third place Bol­ U.|ci-*-n ...... H'H .m ! |2| 1: North Methodist (112. Con­ 2 From Poiver. ;;He threw at me | Brooks Law- repealed. Il’.v.y ...... UM Philadelphia was built for right­ Hartford Rd Grill .28 35 .444 ton Lake House .3-1 and .second cordia Lutheran 1 (Will roll off tied and he knows it rence followed up Orlando Pena's Once before, in 19.50 -when the 'rd(nl.« 4*'3 M4 Babe had no idea he was giving handers. We need sopie more pow­ West .‘Side Tavern . . 18 45 .286 place Oak Grill Uealaurant defeat­ ] pinfall next week). Giants' Manager Bill Rigney, Wedne.sday performance with a Phils were the Whir, Kids, and with Met ANN'S SV:HM< !■: out the biggc.st eport.s etory of i Sawyer in command, the'National er." Armory Tavern . . .12 51 .190 ed cellar-dwelling Ray:.* Re.slau- Iblllul'- ...... The week's top spores were led reftising to recount the hot ex­ routegoing aeven hitler against the League pari of the WorliJ Senes Statistics prove that the Phils rant 3-1 in other niatche.* I'/u t ...... ! by Frank Monettc.'s 4,07 triple, In- tlic sear change he had with Cleveland man­ I Showing aeores of note at the Ac-1...... When he returned to his room Dodgers. u'as played in Philadelphia. Sa\t- were not a had offensive club In Paganl’a took the first match , ciudlog a tremendous 177 single. ager .loe Gordon at the pitcher's Robin Roberts became the first I Double Strike alleys were Joe Syl­ I.struanenux ...... ij:: aboard the train, he sat for a ; mound, dismissed the matter. yer wa.s a aiirprise rhoice to re 19.58. In 'act. the Phils led all 16 527-497, In the second gamp Oliva's ^ Sn.iw ...... nv and Stan Grzyb's 401 thr6e-gsme while wdth Bill-Sloi iim the New , Phillie to go nine, beating the Sen major league clubs in base hit.* took charge at the outset. At one j vester 125-149-383, Stan Pohnsky I total on games of 135-149 and 117, Never Had Trouble -hitter although 146-366, Skippy Kearns 127-35.5. ToImI* York American baseball writer^ ntoTR on A Rcven with 1.424 but 1,006 were singles, •point they led by 30 pins. Then the. AKMIIRV TAt l'.HV i0> Monelte's single is a new high, top- Bill was Babe a ghost-writer and '■We've been p l a y i n g spring | ,ijowed homers to Jim Lemon "Giie.ss vve were Just a 'ainglea' '-lead dwindled down to 20 pins. ! Chris Den 137-3.38. Wall Arckivv 1 ItHlnmnrtn ! ping Neno Aceto's 187. training games with Cleveland years previously by the same a friend of such intimate degree and Norm Zaiichin. „ 'management, file change in mid-i hitting team." Sawyer remarked I.,eadoff man for Paganr's Tom j 130. Nick Bulinskv 127-339, .lo.sli hl..n«ck . Olhers included Ted Lawrence siiire 1934." aaid Rigney "We Dick Ricketts, former Duquesne <,f managers didn't work; "We also left more men _on base Martin pulled a 10th box spare and , Sa.siela 137-356. Ed Pagani 132, ■'■'''f;;'" 7 that Babe called him "Bill" rather XI j 125-341. Tony Yacono 125. Eddie never had any trouble with. the than "Keed" or "Dor." All-America basketball miracle., and the Phils, who had' than any other team. filled it with to. This was the be- [ Paul Morris 356. ('y tJl.irKclIi 346 .Cnt-nnlft. IDS I Anderson 133-344, John .lohnson Indiana and we are not going to ginning of the end for Oliva's, Jazz Fuller .340 and Bill Pagani .Hr The Babe said, casiiallv. l combined with Vinegar Bend Mi- piare jn July, grad-j "Then, too. n.l'i' pitchers gave Tcixls i 151-372. Bill Burke 133, Tiny Bon­ told one of the writers about quit- • have any trouble with them now. sell on a .seven-hitler for the Cardi- ! „g])y slid back to eighth place, up more runs than any team in When anchorman Charlie Whalen 335, ham 137-147-388. Fred McCurry ting at the end of the season. Bill, i ■None of our pitrhers has ever de- nals against Milwaukee, which lost 2.3 games behind the| the niajons. It wa.sn't all their spared for Pagani’s. Oliva's still Ijeading 10 howlers: .lazz Ful 135-364. Howard Peters 128, Neno Slocum went slightly ill He liberatelv thrown at tliem," rookie outfielder F.d Haas with a , g,-3 ^.p, b,,t only three games out fault because our defense waa just , led by one pin minus a mark. ler 117 9, Dick DiHclln 117.6 c o t NTR3 (1,1 It WOMEN Acelo 125. Dick Krinjalc 126-336, knew Babe had contemplated quit­ Rogers, agile San Francisco broken ankle. Rocky Bridges fifth place. plain -lousy. We (-ouldn't make Whalen prompt!" filled hia mark ' Arckivv 1 16 52, .Morris 114 41. H\ 1 Standings The antipathy I* mutual; Joe McCarthy and the Bahe. involved when; fol- \V L. Pet. Rl 'HI McINTOSII Cliuck Covey 335, Ed Pagani 133- ting but It was knowledge picked ; ___ short.slop. was Ihree-riin homer off Billy Pierce , * » ♦ that doubleplay " with nine and pulled another spare] tester 114 .3.5, t ’luirlic Wlielun 113,- .342, Dick Buckley 127-129-372. 1 lowing the incident. Bolger slam- 59. .N'eiie Acelo 1 13 49, Dan ,Ma .Slidcis ...... 59 29 .676 j I Herald Pliotol up in the confidence of friendship. ------paced the Tigera, and Mickey' What about the atatua of Gran­ with a six fill. Olivia's last hope. Stan Opalach 132, Cy Perkins 136- Now BIU had the dreary feeling y,,. remember pitcher rotations, line-i med into him si second base while I.arry Bales chopped and the lingiiaggi 1 13 47, Bill Kheckev 11.3-1 Hpinners ...... 5.5 .3;; ,62.5 a man he loathed and who Mantle'.s 4,30-foot homer touched B o U e f D pfplIS P ny Hamner? I asked...... 13 15 .189 -3-0 Five games se|)anite runner- 3,54. .Ilm Harvey 125. Art LeCIalre he had been niceUv scooped. i upa and aiich? At this Babe would breaking up a doiihleplay attempt, '"H e's back at shortstop, H» second game was nil over. Pagani's 4.3, .Io»h Hasiela 113 27 and G lor-[ HI rikc.s , loathed him He waa unhappy off a Yankee outburst after the "\Ve expect to do better, much WEST SIDE CINDERELLA TEAM: Members of Pagani’s entry iiuthe strong West 'Spills ...... 4 3 4 5 ,189 up While Glass and fifth place 127. Dick Mazur 129, Ken Monroe ■•Who did you tell that to. away from the park because he shake his head in dismay as to the I While they wrestled, both benches Pirates' George Witt had atopped had a winter operation on his 615, Oliva's 598. getti 113.27. better." Sawyer told me in the Ray's hold the high team single, I Setups ...... :19 4 9 ,li:i lliibhv Shoppe 126-34.3 and John O'Neill 335. Babe?"ue. Slocum asked j-j was so exhausted and wracked connection between rememherlng ^ emptied but no punches wei e the champs without a hit for 5 2-3 Tiiinblefl into Defeat Sitie Rec Bowling League have ever.v rea.son to smile after annexing regular .season The good-looking curly-headed diigmit at beautiful Jack Rus.sell Four (iood Catchers knee and will hack up Anderson 651. while Walnut is tops with a I Spares ...... 25 63 .284 Ruth McIntosh 122-11.3-.335, names and running a hall cliih. j thrown. Bolger had gone in as a . 1. 1. J *u.« H p ran alao plav aecond nase. Now the odds were even but the ; laurels on the final night of the season. Squad members, left to right, included tom- Slatliiim here. "We have a much The Pliils are belter behind the , 1.786 team triple. Morris holds Match results: Klideis 4, .Strikes Amy Pirkey 111-116-326, Mar.v guy." Babe answered. "They say I'm the Frealeat ' pinch runner for pou^i . wtm a I Piiare ik's .single scored Bob pressure of the second game was ] my Marlin, Charlie Whelan. Skippy Kearns. Mike Zwick, Jeriy Smith and SiV>nsor if’hapman 109. Maude Carpenter KIJ4S LEAGUE Slocum recognired the deacrip- The mutual loathing between better defense. We have Straight­ plate with four men all even in. * * * both the high alngle. 171, «nd high 0; Hetups 3, Hpiniiers I: Hplits 2, Slocum recogiii«:u u.t. n«K.' ran ha ex- 'natural' hallplaver who ever not injured but was taken out just Bovd with the intli inning run that Just too much for Oliva's They ; 107, Anna Mae While 106. Mary Standings Uon of Willlama. That afternoon McCarthy and the ® *^*p* " ^ * lived" he wmild^ point out in a the same. Power was not wearing ened out our doubleplay combina­ Rill.v P ag an i Sr. (H erald P h o to by P in to ) triple. 415. Kearns lias pinned a .S pa 1 es 2, heal Kan.sn, City but the Orioles Savvver'a appraisal. "Jim Hegan. , g- , tumbled into defeat number three. I 'M cCarlhv 111. Flo Klotei- 109-10'7, W. L. Pet. Williams' column told the ^ o o ', statement nnbodv ilenied then nor a protective helmet, as required by tion and our catching is much bel­ Stan Lopata. Carl Savvataki and |.p^v i>Iakc llic l , r a d « nift.v 97 single without a mark. Noteworthy scoie.s: Belly Mc- weren't happy. Lefthander Billy It was Pagani's 5.38-523 .Shirley Vittner 116-114, Doris Armory Package ... 30 18 .629 ter. Valmy Thomas are the four. Raw-1 j jnquiied about Hamner's •Namaia 100, Lucille Carvry 107, that set the entire Babe fel^ he job .hou7d | say I never threw to ; most clubs, O'Dell injured hi, hark in a pre­ Thus Pagani's recorded one of I.sabelle Parciak 108. Mae Wulsch (In.sel 110, Belie While 114 and Capitol Equipment . 30 18 .625 to huMing ,,and_and _ wondering^^^ wondering made no secret of; the wrong ba.se in my life. Pve nodgers earlier slammed two Philadelphia ha.s been a grave­ yer said. ^ | pitching days. "Oh. he is like a Michigan Tankers Off Winging I.aia's Market ...... 27 21 .883 be his. Babe game warmup and will be flown yard for managers. A tnlal of It ; the most stunning upsets the AUTOMOTIVE LEAGUE 112 and Dolores Kelly 131. I Helen Wilhelm 110 authored the "Where doea the Babe go now?" mussed signs isignalsi. hut show home runs hi, fifth Strongest point on the club? ^ I |o‘ of infielders and oiitfleldera - season, Tom Martin. Skip Kearns, F'rcd's Package .... 23 25. .479 this feeling. to Baltimore for an examination. have been employed at various Standing* week's scores of note at the Y. Hie Leg» Go Ftrat me s ball player who has missed and F.ddie Bressoud and Jackie "Pitching," Sawyer aaid. "and who want to piteh until the hit- Jerry Smith. Mike Zwiek and PaHen Builder* .... 19 29 .396 For at least two years the Babe Siicceas Succeeds Again time, in the past 2n year,. .Six 1 1. Pci. G.ARDE.N GROVE CATKRERB fewer. And I've never been out of ______the outfield. .Aa starting pitchers.) ters come up to the plate. Moat Charlie Whialen rolled a most 10 .667 Deci's Drive-In ..... IS 33 .313 baa been pondering the anso,-er to j Joe's tactics for keeping his job time, during thi.s stretch akippera i DeCormler Motors 20 Standing* HOI S' ,11 NIOR LEAGUE Taking advantage of Fred’s position in my life. , - , » »• i r i i we have Robin P^oherts, Ruben pj^ypra i other than pitchera) have . memorable match whirh will not Possible Record Score i Alcar ...... 20 10 .667 .that question. By the end of ih e.^g re sound He sajd nothing about were let out before a sea.son W L Pci. I Standing* Package Store’s 3-1 victory over "If I don't manage the Yankeea I Gome,.. Ray .Semproacli. Don fipvelooed good knucklers In re- be forgotten for a long, long time. Cunliffe .Motors . . . . 17 13 ..567 1932 season Babe knew he had „.s, sn iron disciplinarian T\pW Vprbal Ja08 t lY ended. Receptions ...... 30 14 ,682! w W. I.. Pet last week's pacesetter, Armory tfa becau.se Ed Barrow don't Ukei^^KU^ V K IU lM t, a ^ rardwell and Curt Simmons. All y^prs hut few players have Oliva's led the league at the end Hollywood Service 1.') 15 .500 come pretty cloee to the end o f. never gave Babe a single or Buffets ...... 27 17 rti* Cub.* ...... 16 5 • I Package Store, Capitol Equipment "I hate to say il hut our catch- veterans. Roberts has looked pypp made the grade as converted ■of round on* with 17 wins and only Man. Aulo Parts . . . 11 19 .367 the trail aa a player mg was lernble la.st year. V\e were gp^^, yo„ng pitrhers are pitchers. Haiuner Is one of those Likely in NCAA Meet Outings ...... 23 21 !523 I Tigers ...... 13 8 .619 lYig Patten Builders 4-0 to four losses. In round two they were ■ ' Manchester Radiator 7 23 .2,33 In 1932 his legs were gone. He ■"* " hurting at second base because we Owens and Ed Keegan. Kee- p,ivs. " Hamner was -laed aa a Smorgasbnrds ...... 18 26 409 ! .lon-Di's ...... 13 8 .619 ' gain a deadlock for top spot In could still hit them a mile—and - L-ri'r™, ' “ . Ir™ wa« An fresh kid. Now he non I . 16-5. Round three was their down- ] Both Alrar and DeConiuer Mo­ W. T Grant ...... 12 9 Babe felt, as did many experts,; because he has to give couldn't come up with the double- ^ ^^,y^ j,„t pjt'cher several times a year ago Clambakes ...... 18 26 .409 ■ "’"^'Irhe standings. Third place Lea’s did. And his remarkable arm was Hawks fall, getting but nine wins while tors scored similar 3-1 victories L. T W o o d ...... 11 10 Lakers and plav. You'll find that we were last Ithaca. -N. Y.. March 27 (/Pj— Michigan's loaded squad was Weddings ...... 16 28 364 .524 Market upended Deci’s Drive-In to that anybody mana^ng the player, , ^ dough. And that mean, with hi.s musi les. " Keegan won 13 hut was so-so. losing 12. over Hollywood Service and Man­ as deadly as ever. But he was cov­ McCarthy had would be a winner ^ in the majoi.s in rompleting double- The froiU-i'iinnoig Receptions Dirkenson'.* ...... II 10 ..524 I remain three ganics behind the ering a dime in the outfield and more than with Williamsport in the Eastern Rain haa hurt the Phillies, as It Thus, in true Hnll\-wnod fashion. off winging today to a possible record score in the NC.^A chester Radiator, respectively, McCarthy had never played a .. plays. There i.s nothing a pitcher League last season. "Gomez should , has most clubs. "We lost one full saw their lead ihvindle to three Red Sox ...... 10 II .476 leaders with three weeks remaln- knew It. likea better, when in a jam, than Pagani's ended the long winter swimming and diving championsliips. .•\fter getting a couple I leaving the two victors in a riead- Harmai s ...... 9 12 .429 ing in the second round. alngle Inning in the Big League,. . help, " the manager said. He has s . week. II got so bed that we had with 43 wins while losing 20 Oliva s i lock for the No. 1 position. First j 8 “”'®''' this pasi week after los- He always had a bad knee It Today a doubleplay to end the inning. of unexpected points in the opening l..i0 0 meter free.slyle ing all foul points to Hie third Red Ember ...... 9 12 .429 Hal B urnett 126-132—379, was the result of a carlilege tear |McCarthy was a hu.sh- y p ,r, tfip Tied Again great .screwball. It looks like a , (..> work out one afternoon in an •placed second with a 42-21 record roiinri winners. Cunliffe Motors The man who last managed a cliampionsliip .yesterday, Michigan- About .50 members of the Man­ place Outings Tlie I'unner-up Wed- Aleris A- Sona ___ 8 13 .381 ' Charlie Harris 127—340, A1 Atkins Incurred "when he was with the -Red' ------'H e wa, called Marae. a ref' Thjrtica, the Babe wanted to man-, curve ball." old cow barn. Tl.e rookies have • McCann's Seiwice Station finished continue their backsliding with a to his slave-driving tech- Philly flag winner in 19.50, likes Coacli Gus ■Slager felt'"’ confident | chester Ski Clul) attended the dings mused a golden opportunity! Vic s Soda Shop ...... 8 13 .381 1336 and Carl Hunter 336 chalked Sox. The knee required surgery in erence age ao much And if he didn't go I^eague batting champion Richie aiiffe'-ed by the inactivity more • third with 41-22, Last year s win- 2-1 lo.ss to fifth place Manchester up the week’s finest scores. . the vvork of George Anderson at Ills water wallopers would cop Goiiie.s, Jorgensen meeting and pot luck supper last to move closer to the top aa a i Regal Men s .Shop .... 6 15 .286 J540 ! nique. about'geiung a‘ m'anager'a job the St. Paul, .Minn., March 27 (/Pj—The stormy .National Ra.s .Aahburn. a spray hitler deluxe, than the veterans because we ■ ners, Dari-Maid had to setlle for, Auto Parts. Sweepstakes winners and recip­ shortatop. "He's made oui- infield. their third straight NCAA team Monday night. Plenty of good result of a 2-2 .spilt with the' Singles of 105 or belter: Don In 1932, he would come back to . shared hi, di.slike for McCarthy right way. then it wa, because he ^^psii. plavoff between thethe MinneapolisMinneapolis LakLakers and t he i Montreal head, the outfield. "We'll be strong don't know just what they can -the fourth spot with a 38-25 n"etall food waa enjoyed hy all. Gerry Dick Desry 126-353, Hill Chap- ients of hams as prizes' were title. . i In Idiie for Crack Smorgasbord.* The Buffets de- . .Simmons I39-I17-1II for a new the hotel or his homeafter a ball i Babewa.s .furioii, whenever the new verbal out there." Sawyer saitl. "Harry do. mark. ' Picaut and her activities commit­ nrsn 136-356, Charles Fuller .352. Wood Jr.. Hunter, Atkins, Bur­ demanded what he thought was ? was fleadlockcfl apain today and the Dodger organization, and looks Other coaches, after taking an­ feated the Clambakes 3-1 in a I high 367 triple. Jim Darby 121-118 game inagony. I often had to call | phra.se "How can Ruth manage a hia right, rather than beggfhg for ^ \ .u , • ready." Andei.son hit .269 in Anderson hit .301 and had 23 horn- "\Vc know that we are not an Fuller .Averages 119.9 j tee deserve a hand for a Job well Don Carpenter 348. Howie August nett and Harris. „ ^ ■ jabs flew from botb camiis other glimpse at the depth and tal-: third match. ' j i328l. Frank Scott 121. .Terry Du­ a masseur to relieve the pain. And ball club if he can t manage him- , labs f ew from both camps. Tripie A hut hi.s .strongest points ei-s. Ashhurn hit .350 and will play! eighth place cliih," he added as Clayton (Jazzi Fuller wa.s lops .At Aloore"s Title done .343. Gerry Chappell 342. \'ic Del- 32 lead in the second peried and ap­ enl of Stager's aquatic aces, pre-; Turning in acore.i of note were bois 105. Mill Plouff 135, George an electric pad on the right knee' self'" got hack to him He felt the “ When McCarlhv was hired in ' The Laker., .survived a third pe- are defense, and "a great pair of ceiitei- while Wally Post will be in ' the bell rang signaling the atari In the individual average deparl- About 30 club members left laftC \5hilp 126 peared to liave easy sailing. dieted the Wolverines would break | Evelyn LoreiUzen 116-121-109-346.' While 111. Bin Clark 125, Rich MERCHANTS LEAGUE was standard practice every eve- ■ charge no longer valid. He had 1931 to replace Babe's good friend , riod blowup o gam a 10^98 vic- hand.,.'’ Sawyer told me. rightfield." The best pinch hitler of sn exhihiti m game. nicnl this Verir. rolling in 48 games Miami Beach, Fla . March 27 night via bus for Jay Peak, They *^ped all participant.* at the Y ning. I quieted down eonaiderably since But with St. Louis still down by | tile recoid of 96'.j points set by] Helene Dey 111, Arlyne Noake k'iah 105, Jim Smith 107-110. Dan­ Standing* Bob Shawkev. Babe fell he should |'oi y here la.st night and ^ and knocking over 5721 pins for Yale, under Bob Kiphuth, in 19.53^ hope to enjoy three full days of aufij’s. When 1934 came around. Bab* his rollicking youth ,59-4,5 at halftime Hagan's fancy A possible shot at Davey 105-113. Ann Correnti 113. Doris, ny Minor 112. Phil Robenhymer W. L. Pet. have gotten the job He told Bar-I'Veatern Division an average of 119 9. Last year's Some said 10,5 was iikelv. good skiing Today's rcpoil f"'' ' - - - -- found himself in an intolerable sit- And he was dead certain that row that, he told Ruppert that an d ,"v o games apiece in the be.st-of-< drive-in.s got the Hawks steaming ^ Moose's feaUienveight champion­ Prentice 107, Alha Sohiaki 115,! 113-109. Ernie McFall 115, Bob' Community Pres* ...17 7 .708 winner. Hippo (horrent i hit for Surprising Second Jay IS good to excellent. The m e Ik ^ANTILE I.EAG l'E Vaida 109. Don McPherson 112, JM2 uatlon. He waa unhappy In the, his off-the-field conduct was at, j aerie.' in tlie third period. ! Spray Hitler with Authority ship here next summer is in pro.s- word around la that some of i.ie Shirley Jacobs 112, Ruth Hilinski| Vic’s Soda Shop ____1? 11‘ 119.30. Second spot was captured' SUinding George .May 113. Mark Sheptoff ;542 field because he knew he waa do-1 the ve.ry least equal to McCarthy's. Finally, 'in 1932 the Yankees Elgin Baylor's 32 points and de- The 6-foot-4 foi'iner Kentiieky j Michigan grabbed five points in group will have some weird out­ 113-114 I how about the third, White Glass ...... '...13 11 by Pete Aceto with an average of I pect for the winner of tonight's w . 106, Mike Simmons, 111, Roger .542 Ing badly: he was miserable on the Rome people said he couldn't made him an offer, to manage the. fensive job on a auperh but tiring star pitched in 18 poiiua over that the 1..50ii when John Urbanscok. a fit.* ready to ski in Easter Sunday. L, Pet. gam e?l. .Mary Brown 120, Edie ; Dart’s Dairy ...... 13 11 117.49. Mailman Joe Twaronile , I nalipnally-telcvise.d 10-rounder be- Herm's Csmera'. . . Poo IOH-105, Tom R y an . JJO and bench in the presence of Joe Me-1 remember names, so how could he Newark team in the Inlm nationaL (?liff Hagan in the fourth quartei 12 minute slrelrh and pushed Rt. ; 22-year-old Hungarian refugee, One of this aiea s belter skiers .er> 31 .677 Correnti 131 and Olive Rosselto Howard’s Land­ sri-TS margin at the ., was third with an average of 117- Rainbow Club ...... 37 Jim Flannagan 108. .458 League It was a hitter blow The put Minneapolis over the tup after Louis into an finished a surprising second to 1 tween Paul Jorgensen of Port Ar- and a top man in the ski patrol ,615 117, scaping ...... 11 13 League, it wa, miter mow. m e L„„era lost a 19-point .lead, three-quarter turn. Braves’ * .49. Mailman Joe Twaronile was ' Gaiidet Jewelers . . . 38 .604 .208 Michigan State's Billy Steiiarl. the Tex. and Harold Gomes of system in the east is Norm Os­ Moriarty Bros...... 6 19 Babe told me: third with an even 117 average. Man Auto Parts . . .'“,7 .39 .591 Hagan acored .38 points hut was. Dldn t Have Enough defending champion. Stager had ; p , borne. Now residing just over Y WEDNESDAY LEAGUE Community Pr6*s Is out front by "They say I need the exper This year three men hit games Jon-Di's ...... *^7 39 .594 MLRAGE rHARMER.S ience. Hell,' a lot of Big Leagv.e ' held to a three m the final quarter., Baylor. Larry Foii.st and Boh hoped for three points m this ,,u ■ r, a a = . the line in Glastonbury, Norm Standings four games and three teams are rallied the Laker.s. how- il over 40i6, two more than I a t. . Promoter Chns Dundee, has Manchester OpHcal .52 44 .54 2 Standing* W L,. Pet. deadlocked for second spot after managera never went down to the "What 1 aaid earlier thia week; Y .MMOil PLAYOFF'S Unable to Gain Weight lived in Manchester for many Garden Restaurant .50 W. L. Pet. “ « .. ...II. ____ .. ij rion-ii r'.ia, h tcd'ever. vv .. ilh the iron man Hagan Twaronile hit the beet three-game husky junior from communication with Wil- 46 .521 .Manchester .Motor.* . 46 20 .697 ! Ibis week's results which saw the 33rd Anniversary Sale minors for expenence. ..still goes, said Hawk Gua. h ^ g Pettit sitting out Gordon Cleaners nut.scored the ! StPuarl. ' he Ketchiim, Moore s manager. years and waa one of the origina­ •Manchester Trust . .31 65 .323 Howard Oil . . .64 40 .615 1 He turned the offer down. | Macauley. "The Lakers pla.ved thel H ^ a.nd Boh t ettit .iiim g on total, a 416. Fuller was second CorrenH's In.surance.. 44 22 667 ' Press nip Vic's Soda Shop 2-1, Elka 14-3 in the third period ia.sl . concerning such a bout. tors of the Ma-nchester Ski Club. Memorial .Store . . . . 30 66 .313 Man. Auto Parts . .62 42 ,596 O N A L L i five minutes of the fourth quarter with 415 and Stan Sa.siela third , ill 18:26 2. Unbanscok, racing in E&-‘4 Gage ...... 36 30 !,54,5 White Glass shut out Moriarty The Babe was paid .135.000 for same way la.st night that they did night and went on to win the play­ By EARL YOST He started skiing about 1936 while Crown Cleaners . . , .21 75 ,219 I Garilen Grove . .57 47 .548 , with five fouls. St. Loni, didn't with 410. annlher heat, was .second in the Jorgensen, rated the No. 2 con­ Don Wdli.* Garage . . 3.5 31 530 1®''°*' Howard’s Landscap- the 1934 .season The Yankees Simdav. pushing and .shoving, off for first place. Ttie winner, visiting in .New Hampshire and With only three weeks of bowl- ' Johnson Paint .44 60 .423 [ liave enough to answer the Lakers Bradenton. Fla -Fellow who knows a little about bitting, Walt Snow hit a game of 97 ' field of 28 with 18:30.8. Gene Lenz tender. is no better than an even lived and skied the eastern slopes Green Barbers ...... 25 41 !379 'i'’ff edge Dart’s Dairy 2-1. obeyed bAschal) to thA letter ^ RoiiKhliouAe Taction went out front 15-14 in the firat ' , , , , ing remainiMB defending Chiinplon • Jarvis Realty .... .44 60 .423 Archie LaRochelle 141-382, ; final romcback. ■•without a mark to win that trophy of California State Poly was third choice against Hie hard-punching .Merrill:.* Market ...... 12 .54 .182 Suits, Sportswear, Spring and sent him s registered letter Macaulev and Owner Ben Kcr-1 PettIt. larking hi, usual aharp-I period hut feirbehind 22-21 ai half-. Hank Aaron of the National League champion Milwaukee region for a number of .year*. | (-l„b moved to wflh six Nassiff Arms .... 41 .394 For teanv honors, Oliva's hit a in 18 38 9. Fastest limes deter­ Gomes. Both have impressive rec­ .Noi-m has been a member of the 6.3 With only three weeks remain-' Jam es Gladys 141-363, Bill Chap­ containing their 1935 offer prior of the Hawk, charged Monday | finished with 21 point, and lime, ! Brave.a. would like to put on about 10 .pounds. "I ve tried games of front-running Herm's I League-lcailing Howard Oil man 132--359, Bob Fitzpatrick 125- single gttme total of 673 and a mined the placings. ords. Jorgensen is 75-5-4. and ski patrol since it was organized ing Icague-le.ading Manchester to January 1 of that year The eon- that the Laker, were using rough-: GarmaUer had 22. Jeff Morhardt. Mike Barry " u d ; gye,-y(p gain weiglit, aliouV 10 pounds, but I just can t Camera with a 4-0 whitewasli over 126-348, Bob Willette .140-346, AI Jackets, Slacks and Neckwear Gomes 42-4. Gomes haa knocked in 1939. Being in the medical stayed two games aheai of the Motor .Sales increa.sed their m ar­ tract called for one dollar house tactics. The I..akers denied It Ed Czarnola found the range in pound. I knoVv^at if 1* three-game total of 1852. Then another Hungarian, 20- sixth place Manchester Optical, Helm 346. Ed Bujaucius 344, Char­ Macauley said the turning point . Three keglers tied for the high- out 11 of his opponent.*. His vic­ profession, he was pul on the I Manchester Auto I’arts as Hie gin lo two giinic.s with a 3-0 shut­ The Babe was through. then and they did live aame today, the third quarter and the Cleaners ; jq pound., more*'! would, year'-old Joe Gerlach of Michigan the setback knocking the Opti- lie Harris 341. W alt Weir 142, • SALE ENDS SATURDAY • came when Pettit was called fori tims include Bobby P,ogers. the Medical Committee in 1941 I Oilers upended Johnson Paint 3-1 He tried to get back on the Yan­ went into a commanding 35-2.5. j more power." he told me at' ,-est single game this season,. They upset tlie dope by taking the rians fi'om the pennant chase. out triumph over the Green Bar­ Harold Howard 133 and John Ted­ "These guys -Bie on the spot," charging early in the fourth period last man to beat the new cham­ He served as the Eastern Divi- I and the Aulo Parts also won three keea. He cried when he failed. The final quarter saw the Elks | Braves Field here, spring home of were Ding Farr, Stan Sasiela and semi-final lead in the ohe-meler Third place Gaudel Jeweler.* bers while runner-up CorrenH's ford 125 captured individual said Laker Coach Johnny Kimdla. for hi, fifth foul. "I thought it wa.s pion. Moore. He al.so kayoed Lulu ] point* from thud place Garden Insurance rolled a 2-1 decision Springes finest new shoes by From the end of the 1934 aeason "Tlie pre.ssure t'a on them and they a pretty cheap foul." he said. j bounce back again, coming within ti,g Milwaukee club, Walt Suchy. All three hit a game dive over Ohio Slate's co-favorites. sions chairman for 12 years and | („bned' bark the Cameramen 3-1 laurels at the Y alley*. ; Sam Hall and Ron O'Brien. After Perez, and haa beaten Ike Chest­ had the distinction of being the|gn() gpg only .'even games behind, Grove, .larvis Really beat .N'assiff ] over Don Willis Garage. The two until the da.v he died Babe Ruth, are tightening up. " | "If the Lakers were doing any ^ two points of the lead. ! Aaron, now in his sixth aeason k»f 160. nut. lonly non-physician chairman in the | j„n.Di's ami the .Mancne.ster Aulo ! Arms 3-1 in the week's third front-runners are building up to figuratlvelv. sat by the telephone The Laker-Hawk series resumes pushing and shoving." said Gar- Morhardt with 15 points led the Brave.s. stands six feet TOP 10 BOWLERS ' seven dives with the final four to j be made tonight - Gerlach had Jorgensen, although much of ski patrols sevendivisions. The;pgrtji, eight games behind, re- i match. Four weeks remain in reg- their "big " meeting (on the final waiting for a call everybody but loniorrovv night at St. Louis. Bos-1 maker. ".So wa.s .St. Louis. This i* Cleaners in scoring while Czarnota j weigh, in at 168 pounds. "1 A VP. Y FRUIT LEAGUE ' , . G. ' 272 90 points. Hall had 265.50 and his record has been compiled in ] eastern divisions ski Patrolm an’s rnain*d deadlocked for fourth spot I ular season play. night. Third place EA.S Gage, he knew could never come j ton and Syracuse, also 2-2 in the a tough series.” i and Mike Barry- got their share of i haven't gained a pound in years," i . .48 119.9 Standing* raxz Fuller ...... O'Brien 260,80. Dick Kimball. Texas and the Southwest, has ! Manual was compiled by Norm, | with similar 3-1 victories over Hie I Best single game efforts Were FLORSHEIM After all, baseball's a buaineaa Raatern Division, play their fifth, The playoffs return to Minne- .^g rg),o„nq,.;. fqin Kelley and Fred | 26-year-old outfielder said , .57 117 49 I although eliminated from the pen- ] w . L. Pet. ’ete Aceto ...... Michigan's 1957 champ, was fourth some well-known names among his j aided by another patrolman. With Garden Restaurant and Memorial i authored b.v Aiine Mae White 112. nant chase this week, turned back ! Dates A Nuts ----- game Saturday In Boston. They apolis Sunday after the game in. jj^y-un-y played (heir'usual steady I opposing pitchers. I am sure, are (Joe Twaronile .. , .50, 117 .54 42 .563 with 235 30. Eight qualified for the list of victims, including Carmen | his duties as chief assistant to the 1 Corner Store, respectively Jn^jHie j Nona Griisha 108, Elizabeth Juiil Merrill's Alarket 3-0. ' Fig B a r s ...... 53 43 .552 are in (Monday: The Babe was n real were idle last night. |St. Louis. If s seventh game is j jjame. Tlie Elks were led hy Tim . pind that the native of Mobile,. Chet Nowicki ... , .40 116 30 Costa, LaiiTO Salas. Gil Cariilli and ' flight surgeon at United Aircraft' I 106, Jo Lucas lO.*) and Gall Dunlop 115.22 final. A new triple was recorded thi.* Peaches ...... 53-e*43 .552 father, a« well aa a real man). | Behind Baylor and Dick Gar- necessary it will be played in Si., M ikolei^vilh 15 points and Phil Ala., can't take on the extra' ’Art MassAro , .51 Dave Dupas. | taking more and more of hia time. lO.'). 114 6 In addition t.o the diving final, week as Stan Sasiela chalked up a Berries...... ,4ft ,)so .479 They're here I — America’s maker. 1— .the1— ILakers . 1, .. . burst into a 51- 'j TI.,oni.s „,,i. next ii.o»t^week. Custer 'w'with ith nine, Custer did a poundage for he's one of the most ^ jstan SaslelA , ..57 The bout at the Miami Beach i he had to resign his big job with 113.41 seven other championships will be I robii.'t 434 on, games of 149. 133 ! Sugar Plums .. .43 fi3 .448 newest fine-shoe styles. Made fine joh of rebounding for the Elks. ' feared batter, aa is. ekip Keami. , .61 Auditorium will l>e telex'ised over | the ski patrol and no\x' is a con- by Florsheim so you'll know Tournament play will start Mon- | How many pound, doe, the ■ jAndy laaVinbureaux . .63 113.29 reeled off tonight in Teagle Hall's MOK.MNG (JMIKY LEAGUE ' and 152. Other notewoi ihv scores Honeydew* . .. .39 57 ,406 25-yard pool at Cornell University, the NBC network .wtarllng at 10 ! s'lltant for the medical committee Final SUitiditiffM weie pinned by Chet .Nowie.lu 154-| vvith one ( ? I week left in the they'll^ fit better, look better day night and will end Tuesday, j v\-ri.st-hitting Aaron lose in a sea-j Jgrry Smith'...... 46 113.16 ' and comern* i om erns himself primarily starting at 8 p.m. lESTl. . p.m. u^lST I. j In.* ...... 18 9 .667 388. Howie -August I42-I3I-397. | regular season Datep 4 Nuta have end laat longer. See them to­ Top Winners The league winning Gordon Clean-ijon? |Tom M artin ...... 60 112.52 with accident statistics, prevention 1 Gardenia.* ...... IT 10 .6:i0 Ii v Ruaconi 372. Joe Twaronitei'p„)ved Into sole posaession of first day there's nothing finer Marcel Bonin Triggers er, will meet Boland Oil in the , "I usually lose about eight and safet.v. 1 ie no ' Violets ...... Ifi 11 ..593 136-134-392. Charlie Varrick .144- afoot. first game starling at 6 o'clock. pounds.' he told me before step­ place by a single game aa a re­ When it comes to helping a w or-' 1 iMunis ...... 15 12 .5.56 133-.181. Larry Bates 132-126-37,5., Answer Call ■The Y will open early Monday so ping into the batling rage to test sult of a 3-1 win over the fifth thy cause there Norm has really, 1 Tulips ...... H il. ..519 Don ( ' a r p e n t e r 125-356. Jim as to let boys dress and practice the slants of Lew Burdette. place Sugar Plums. Laat week’s co­ gone all out. Without a doubt (.'ainations ...... 13 14 .481 O'Reilly 340. John Simmons 131. $j[0.95 Catiadiens to Victory before game time. The Eiks vrill Too Alany Good Pitchers more people in Ibis area know leaders. the Peaches were held to a u p Wilmington. N. C.. March 27 i>T' ! Petunias ...... 12 15 .44 1 Art John.son 341. Bill Chapman engage fourth place Nassiff Arms Stan Miisial. who is used to win­ him for his First Aid work with 2-2 ' stalemate by the Berries and —Seven of the year's top 15 money | Oi chida ...... 11 ]6 .407 128-1,32-3.59, Fred McCurry 129- have dropped Into a tie for second in the second game. ning batting titles, told me a .345 the P.ed Cross. He is the Chief Tiger Lilies ...... 10 17 .370 winiiera answered the call to the New York. March 27 (.Th—Little Marcel Bonin, strictly a Junior 34 4 and Tony Salvatore 342. spot " W ith the Fig Bars who cap­ to .350 average will be enough to Fir.st Aid Instructor" for the H art­ ...... 9 18 first tee today as s field of 138 be-! partner until recentl.v, haa hung his shingle right under Uiat of Dickie 1 Roses ...... 3.3;i tured all four points from the 2 gan s four-day chase for gold and « r.ST SIDE ai'MOH.S take the Na'aonal League bat ll.A.VK AARON ford area and has taught many The Iris w'ill roll the Gardenias. Moore and Jean Beliveau as s member of the Montreal Canadiena' COUNTRY CLUB MEN Homeydews. glory in the $15,000 Azalea Open Final Standings crown thia aeaaon. Aaron vvljo wmn local classes. (fiTsl round winners, Wednesday top point-making line. He acored two goals laat night to again Standing* Week’s best pinners Included Flo Golf Tournament. W. L. Pet. the title in 1955 with a .328 av-er-' ^jg^t park for me to hit Southern New England skiers morning for Hie championship trigger the Canadiens to a 5-1 vie-*------W. L. Pet Kloter 119-118-327, Dot Bvting 119, The top man. Art Wall Jr , who Manchester Trust ..9 5 .648 I iage.' the lowest since Ed Roiish'^ Aaron's 196 hit oulpiil laat feel this has been a year of famine trophy. has pocketed $12,830 In official tory over the Chicago Black' siirprused when I 6 .321 m,ark in 1919, says, "'The guy \ jeason' included 34 doubles, four as far as good snow was 'con­ Singles of 10,5 or better: Kilty Teiim No. 5 ....___25 11 .694 Beulah Shorts 118, Ceal Taft ll 6- Hoii.se & Hale ...... 8 105; Mary Bonham 115, Janet Mall- earnings since the first of the ,vear, Havvka in the Stanley Cup semi- puck on my stick ! shot Fairfield Market ....6 8 429 ' that hits between .340 and .345 triples and 30 home runs, "I'm a cerned. It seemed every week the Byrne.s 118. Doris Tedford 112 Bei- Team .No. 6 ...... 25 11 .694 final hockey playoffs. hot 114, Chickie Janlcke 111-103, ha* won about $4,000 more in i ' before I forgot to." he said. "T Gus's Grinder.s ...... 5- 9 ..357-'w ill win,it." I mentioned Musial’.s spray hitter,” he chuckled. "I ice was worse and only for the past I tv. GallichanI 106! Edith Roma- reainNo. 3 ...... 22 14 .611 CHAMP events not included in the PGA The victory boosted Montreal to j wasn't going to fool around. I saw quoted figures and Aaron replied, spray., them to all fields” couple of weeks has the snow been inowski 117, .Marge Murphy 113, Team No. 4 ...... 16 20 .444 Marge Holmes 113, Jean M'Onaghan good. After the exceptionally good 109. Edna Piotrpwskl 108 and Dot "official" list. a 2-n lead over Chicago, the samel ^ clear alley and fired." 1 On the final night of league play, I ”1 don't think anyone will ••'’®' ; Ijjas qtiiokesl Reflexes I Arlyne Noske 107, Clara Trueman Tcani No. 2 ...... 12 24 .333 a.s Boston holds 'over Toronto in winter last year, maybe we »x- Qowics 107. This IS the best pre-Masters I Free Swinging Brawl ' Giis's Grinders gave coadi Ernie | We have too many good piti hers Spray them he doea, and with Our lot is Uooming with Spring Trodo-insl 1113, Alva Doucette 109, Shirley. Team No. 1 ...... 8 ?8 ,22(! mpney performance. PGA records the other hest-of-7 senes. The ' Dowd a siirpri.se by upsetting Fair-'l in fu'r league. plenty . of authorllv. Baseball men piected too much. Murphy 116. Reggie Gburski lit), Match result*; Team No. 3, 3, Bruins \l,ed another little man, |I . FourvCrt,... minutes...iniit/i- later. Boston's The northern areas. Mansfield Esther Armstrong 10.5 and Dot .show. I field Market 51-40. Alan Tomlin-: I mentioned to Hammerin Hank righthanded slugger haa .lOHN SIMMO.N’S Team No. 1, 0; Team No, 4, 2, HATS Guy Ondron. to defeat the Leafs Doug Mohn's and Toronto's Bob Spruce Peak. Smuggler* and Jay Jacobs 105. 5, 2. BOY8’ JUNIOR. LEAGUE Wall, former Duke University I son was tlie big gun for the Grind- i that Mu.sical predicted a f.iiir-way quickest reflexes of any play- '54 OLDS. $1295 •52 C H E V . $345 (Herald Photo) Team No. 1, 1; 'Team No. Standings^ 4-2 at Boston. , Pulford touched off a five-minute 'S8 OLDS. $3195 Peak, had more snow this year than Team No.' 2, 1. player from Poconn Manor. Pa., 1 er boys, pouring in ?4 poijiIs. j batting race, between , rnajors while in the. bat- 88 l-door, fully equipped w . L. Pet. The look of Ruccess haa been the sharpest shooter on Bonin haa scored four goals in ' free swinging brawl that finally ' S-88 Holiday Coupe 4-door any year since the opening of Ml. .N'otcwoi'Hiy scorqs: Bundi T*arca ^ . J V i - J 1 1 V >11 'For the Market team Marsh Pot-i Ricdiie Aahburn and, tw*o fellows , including Mavs and Ted week’s flnsl match, Manchester Y GIRLS’ LE.AGI’E Red Wings .6 1 .833 com es naturally two Kame.s as the third member, punctuated a game marked by 21 ^esl with I named Aaron and Musial. "I like williams. Aaron has hit as many Mansfield's chqirlift 19 years ago. 138-132-369, Ray DelhaFera 136- the winter swing. •55 PONT. $995 •50 C H E V . $195 As of now, Mansfield has 96 to Trust upended Crown Cleaner.* 3-1. Final .Standing* Rangers .. .4 2 .667 with a champ hat. He hs, recovered from a groin Of « lin? that \ya» 1*2 In ^ . d u \ points. | his choices, especially me. I had a : homers to. the opposite field-rigiht- •58 O L D S . $2795 Week's individual, honor.* were W. L. Pci 344, Harry Eich 344. Charles Davis .4 3 .667 season ^^e Leaf.-?, led by Coach Punch second game the blue ; terrible start lai«t season but came ■ as he has to leftfleld sind Chieftain 8 4-door 2-door 99 Inches. Ijisl year, ron.sidered a Lions A trim new style muscle injury that caused him to 88 4-door, fully equipped record, their highest total was 84 garnered by Jjin-Di's John Sim­ ' Tulip* ...... 23 7 .767 126 and Paul Jeqani.* 129. . Royal's ----- .2 4 .333 miss three tournaments earlier in scoring. Moore won the title w itn j imiach were mad. i chip.s wei e down because the win- . alone fast and wound up with a several of hia four base blows hrive mons who chalked a rousing ' ...... 700 that teams up per­ •54 O L D S . $1095 inches. ; PoinseUias 21 9 Hawks .... .2 . *■ . .333 the month. 96 points I a new league lecmd : "Wait till we get them on ■ our cliamp. In a In rd 'p rp H v good average," he sAld. ; been tape measure Jobs into cfn •55 B UIC K $1395 390 triple with the help of 138 and , Orchid* ...... 18 12 .600 5 .167 fectly with your and Beliveau was second with 9... jgp They're suppo.sed to be tough : fo„g.|n gpd well played game, Man- Aeliiallv Af ' ‘ " ■57 OLDS. $2045 Deluxe 98 Holiday Coupe This year they expect an ex­ GIRLS' JUNIOR LEAGUE Bruins ;... .1 In 40 competitive rounds this , Actually. Aaron was batting only ■ terfieUI bleachers around ^e Century Z-door hardtop 14b singles. Other worthy scores Roses ...... 11 19 ..367 Standing* Singles of 90 or better: Randy. Both have scored a goal and have didn't even win a fight I Chester Trust defeated House * 88 4-door sedan ceptionally long run of spring ski­ plans for spring. .year he ha.s been Under par in 30. .249 on .Tune 3 but came back to * league. were rolled by Les Christensen. 129- :; GardeniasGardenia.* ...... 9 "21 .300 W. L. Pet, Smith 108. Walt Small 93-103. four a.ssi.sts. in the two game's. I tonight." he said a.s the Leafs pre-1 Hale 41-.39. For the champion.,. J. P LY M . $695 ing with perfect com snow condi­ even par in five and over par in collect 63 hits in his next 174 He'.s a big man with the Brakes •53 •50 P O N T . $100 tions, For April they have re­ 342. Ray Bean 127-343, Bob t-’ltz-| Lady Slippers ...... 8 22 .267 Sparrows ...... 25 11 .694, Dwight Phelps 100. Gary Fleming The scrappy Bonin ha.s assumed' leave for Toronto. The i R, Coijipospo with 15 tallica and ■57 MERC. $1895 station Wagoft- five. His average round for nine ; plate appearances for a .362 fig-! and if he can ever put on mr hardtop 1 chair lift, a beginner's slope with Ten Pin*...... 75 huK ;iRuth'-Ernie Poh| ...... 21 .638 WASH'N WEAR MI.VKII Itill'HI.KH .300 iwattM' ever since with a five- Bridgeport, March 27 OPi- Pejer Z-doPr. Bowl-a-Jets ...... 50 46 .521 Audrey-Heiuy Fiey^.,...... M gut Jean-BUl Thuraton ...... * if " five birdies, one par and two, frion got the other while helping, Bauq. I LaquessR. forrner boxer who ortee Super dfdoor hardtop a 700 Toot lift plus a skating rink, Anlta-klsgy Olberl ...... 81 838 1 Olive-Joe Rosselto ...... 2l) ^ Anne-Nlck ■twerdy^... .. 20 Wonflerful Arrow wash ’n wear shirts iron themselves bogeys on the last nine. the ,ti1o on a power play. year .310 average. •© Hi-Fi’s ...... 46 50 .479 l.it-Touy ftalafl* ...... 8ti .826■ Myrtle-Bill LaRlvlere ...... 20 UeBevlevo-IVank .Kopcha, L Pet. wa* New England welterweight’ two-atbry lodge with terracea hous­ ;417 Mlldred-Iloward Ifansen .. 48 .576 Connle-jack Tatro ...... 1,7 .616 HU iron shots left him birdie I Chicago' Coach Rudy Pilous Maret^irihn Guehing ...... 43 20 .HhA W hat size bSL does the No. 1 ing a restaurant, aki shop and Bowl-a-Dears ...... 40 56 Ann-Paul Correnti ...... lo .486 & Chriate)»»-G. Haiwptofc,; w h e th e r you w,asl^ 'fh e m by h a n d o r by m ach in e. S a n ­ 'JaiviN 41 22 .m champ; la dead at 56. Laquedea, 57 .406 Ruth-Enil«uth-Enil« OSkmani ...... ---- 43 .538 AaUid-BeMC.WIersb^ putts on most holes. [ scheduled- a workout in Chicago ... , . iSlllllc-iniie 'Jai'Vis ...... *i slugger In the Braves' cast u*e Olbert 114 1C8. 'I ' MEN'S SHOP I Joe Campbell of Knoxville. Tenn., iip last winter in the league draft Favorite hitting park? welterivelght; . champioriji . . 'Viifei 38 Adelaida Ave., Pittsfield, Mass. would mtive the .winner to the top from the New -Ybrk Rangers, broke 2-0). .33*. Marge Cushing US-ltff-inS 331. Ann TM BfACr STKl!ETU.MANCinBSTER Friday's Scheduls | McNeill 133-325 and M adeline Morle.v I like any park where thefa U Dundee of New Yprk and Ben Jeby of the aUndings and' a apot at a 2,-2 tie In the final four minutes 111 seere this week’* 1"* »HoHooters at'l l of rooml. I'd eay Milwaukee in California. / No fanua achadul^. th* Weit Sid* 'R*o alleys I Auruata. I with a ip^foot ahot / j / I N

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M ANC^TER, CONN.. FRIDAY. MARCH 27. 1969 PAGE NINETEEN ___ \ ■ '* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FitiDAY, MARCH 27, 1959 Household Goods 51 Apaitmente—Flats— Suburban for Rent 66 Houses for Sale 72 Houses'for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Tenements 63 $15,950—Flve’room ranch, fufl base­ Help Wanted— MiUe 86 Artidca For Silo #5 TrQUR BURNE:^ ' apartment size MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms. (XX) (XXXIX) Col. eltotrlq atove^d oven. 807 Gard­ 22x15 toot living room with fire­ ment with garage,, 'ceramic bath, BusiiieM S c r e e s Offered IS THERE OUGHTA BE A FOUR ROOM furnished apart­ MAMCHEOTER—All brick six room fully plastered, extra large kitch­ EXPERIENCED truck driver for ner SI... . place. Modem throughout. $23,90a MANCHESTER — SIX’ room Caps. K)<> iVLtCEBIDE reel type power ment, heated, hot water, frmrage, Aluminum storms and screens, new Caps in South Manchester’ Built en with dining area, fireplace. OONNUrS TV and Radio Service, Zlonlet camp in Coventry for 9 center, residential. MI 3-6028. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. ut lawn mower, $45. Ml 9-OTte. hot water heater. Convenient to by PonUcelli In 1951. Aluminum 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, M' 3-6969 S A^Service April 1 availaMe all hours. Satisfaction M ealmouth 16 nor iMPneesED Wrw B a t HAPP>EMED TD COME ACHKISS week camp season. References. 'AUTHORISED B.Y BANK guaranteed. QUl MI B-1815 mi^ bw ties to hear him tell it- ON| 4fr A BUSINESS. AFFAIR— FIVE ROOM apartment, heat, hot TEN ROOM home on spacious lot shopping, schools and buses. Nice combinations, large enclosed rear or W. R. Smith, Associate, MI CLASSIFIED 3-7931. in downtowh Manchester. Don’t yard. Priced to sell, immediately at porch. Garage and amesite d.ive. 9-8953. F M TUNER. Call MI 8-0858. water, garage, centrally located. UOOkA THIS PICTURE IKAT^ lUlU LOMELACE, Airi'riT? m / 0 8 BEAUT#U1>-'R00MS Adult* only, bn 3-7363. miss this one for $15,700. Phil- only $12,000. R. P. Dlmock Co., large lot. Very nice condition. By MRS. MART TATUM t f i dOTTA MEET HERTlCMMESmOUMT O F f u r n i t t o e * brick Agency, MI 9-8464. Realtor, MI 9-S24S, or ®obert $15,500. R. F-. Dlmock Co. Real­ LULU LCWELACe Sitoatians Wsnted— \ tor, Ml 9-5245, or Barbara Woods. Ool. riofanes Turkinfton 1* com­ advertising televlaion, aervice. B-464L ARRlViMa IN BWo»NfwAinLnEu, Female 88 & APPLIANCES ROCKVILLE— New apartments. MurdncK, MI 8-8472, Barbara Lots for Sale 73 MANCHESTER—Spacious six room ing back (i> her native Manchortar. •n>«r TMEWiFEANUNiOS/ Ideal for young married couple. Woods, bn 9-7702, MI 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Ml nD O R BANDING and reflnlshlng. Boats and Accfoaories 46 FOR UNPAID BALANCE Adults. TR 5-1582, TR 5-3226. ranch, screened porch, 'ireplace, 8-6472. She retlrea April 1 as woman’s FOR AN EEXPibuENCiDD baby- VERNON-Two house lots, $1,800 "'c l a s s if ie d ADVERTISEMENT DEPT. HOURS Specialising In old floors. MI garage, near school, stores. $15..590 (XXI) each. Other lota available In Man­ social aerTkes secretary ter tha 9-6780. sittersr toy time call MI ■ 9-5005, BOATS NOW In stock —"Crosby MONTHLY TERMS $18.88 easily financed, bfl 3-0164. Carl Eastern Territory of the Salvation 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. Own. traneportWon. AVAILABLE April 1—Unfurnished (XXXX) chester area. Phllbrlck Agency, referenceirences. Fiberglas, Wolverine, Btarcraft A GORGEOUS LIVING ROObI 4 rdoms, large enclosed veranda, and Esther Schwarz. SEVEN ROOM older Colonial. Army after more than 40 years of BILECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt and CadlUsc Motor*. Bvlnrudes, SUITE VWTH MOHAWK RUGS, MI 9-8464. RESPONSIBLE mother with teach­ second floor. Adults. Ideal for 2 Elxcellent condition throughout. VERNON—Largs 5>-i room ranch, service. Her headquartars ara bi. m P Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. friendly aervli^ on your Electro­ new and used. Salee and eervlca. t a b l e #, LAMPS, SMOKING Or 3 ladle* to share expenses. Hot BOLTON ■ CENTER— Aristocratic iVo-car garage. Centrally located. breestway, oversized garage, two FERGUSON RD —103 ft. wooded New York, and har Jurladlctioh lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de- er’s training toll care for child te McBride’s Sporte Spot, 109 Center s t a n d , HASSbCK, AND PIC­ looking five room ranch, atone fireplaces, combinations through­ her home whlleNtnother works. MI water oil heat. Nesr St. Mary’s, Nice family home, $17,300. R. F. lot in beauUful realdentlal area, over hospitals and homes operated Uvtry, call Eleotrolux authortaed S t______'' TURES. A <3HARbIING BED­ St. James Churches. MI 9-4446 be­ front, breezeway, garages, huge Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-5245, or out. plastered, magnificent view. city utilltlei. Bargain at $3,500. by the Sal'vatlon Army includes PLEASE READ YOUR AD aalea anu aervice. Ml f-0848 or JA 9-6261. ROOM SUITE WITH A SEALY tween 4-9 p.m. lot. Sensibly priced. Carlton W. Robert blurdock. Ml 3-6472, Bar­ $18,6(jo. R. F. Dlmock Co. Real­ Ml S-0I54. Carl and Esther most of the states east ot the Mis­ 2-0108. Please ask for Augurtfi.e 18 FT. OUTBOARD cabin cruiser pOSTURiCPEDIC MATTRESS Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. tor, M l'9-5245, or Barbara Woods with 85 HP motor and all aoces- bara Woods, MI 9-7702. Schwarz. sissippi River. ... aiw taliwi over the phow — Kamlenskl. Sita^tions Wantedv-Male 39 a n d m a t c h i n g b o x FOUR ROOM rent, first floor, Ml 9-7702, Robert Murdock. MI Doughnnt Girl sorie*. C. G. registered. MI SPRING, PILLOWS, RUGS, stove, ice box and kitchen Set fur­ LARGE attractive two bedroom 3-6472. 84 ACREJS, Prime realdentlal prop­ ■Miteoe. The edverUeer ehouM read hi* *d the FIRST DAT IT RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- (XXII) 0>l. Tiirkington Is one of Maa- REPORT ERRORS hi time for the CAPABLE...... MAN wants...... prtntlng, 9-0650. / ______BOUDOIR LAMPS, DRESSER nished, oil burner Adult* only, ranch, Jalousie' enclosed breeze­ erty, city water. For further Infor­ cars, amplifiers, phonographs and way, garage, 100’ frontage, high chester’s famous . 'World War I Om l The Herald I* reeponatble for oaly ONE Incon^^ ot onUtted cleaning. r‘Handy.-Referencea. Call SET AND PICTURES. A COM­ $70. Unhealed, bH 9-0769. NEW SIX room ranch, one Mock (XXXXl) mation. R. Fj Dlmock Co. Ml ‘Doughnut Girls." The other la her changers. Over 47 years total ex­ PLETE KITCHEN- WITH A elevation. Only $13,900. Carlton from Green. All large robma, two 9-5246. perience. 90 days guarantee on all MI 3-6670. Diamondoi—WatchMF-i- W. Hutchins, bn 9-5132. cousin; Major Myrtle Turkln^on •*niake «ood" laaertloB. Error* which do not •?••*"*** 8GEOUS DINETTE SET, NEWLYWEDS baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ BOLTON—Two year old (our rbom of 115 Russell St., now reUred. aiB edrariSaMiieiit will aot be corrected by ••make good lB*ertloii. work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4537. jdwelrjr 48 FREE REPRIGERA- place. Full basement, two-car ga­ ranch with carport. Large living BOLTON — For lota and acre­ Dogs— Birds-—Pet8 41 First month’s rent free. New 28 ACRES GOOD land, .V4 room room with fireplace. Aluminum age call I-awrence F. Flano, Both had started training ter HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. ____COMBINATION RANGE, house, Timken hot water heat, rage. Your choice of IMenor the ministry at the A m y ’s Train­ LEONARD W. TOST Jeweler, re­ 3tj room heated apartments. Ap­ decoration. R. F. Dlmock Co.. Real­ combinations. $12,800. R. F. Broker. Ml 9-5910. t o u r COOPERATION WHJ. Q m l M | Available at all times. Phileo fac­ pairs, adjuste watchea experUy. VACUUM CLEANER, DINNER good barn. 6 miles. Carlton W. ing College In New York when the 3-2711 REAL UVE Easter bunnies for SET. SILVERWARE S E T . pliances, individual television an­ tor. MI 9-S24S, or Robert Mur­ Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-5245, b e appreciated a f i u i m t ■ tory supervised service. - Tel. Ml sale 885 E. Middle Turnpike. Call Reascnsble price*. Open dally. tennas and heat control. Laundry Hutchins. MI 9-5132./ or Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, war broke out. Both applied for 9-9698. l in o l e u m AND KITCHEN dock M3 8-6472, Barbara Wood*. CLEARED LAKEFRONT lot. Mid­ membership in the 3. A. War Serv­ MI 3-1387. Thursday evening*. 129 Spruce equipment, car space, picnic area, MI 9-7702. Robert Murdock, MI 3-8472. Street, bu 9-4887, CABINETS. IF NEEDED AN $13,300 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom dle Lake, Bolton. MI 3-1722. ice League, and were sent to Automobiles for Sale 4 AL MARINOS, M A M Rubbish EXTRA MAPLE BEDROOM IS 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. ranch, ceramic bath, hot water Col. Florence Tiirkington Lost and Found Adults, Phone Ml 9-4824. TR 5-5775. France. They spent most of the Service, complete full time re­ Poultry and Supplies 43 a v a il a b l e w it h BEDDING. heat, full cellar Targe wooded lot. (XXIII) OUTSTANDING HOME war right behind the front Une*> f o u n d —One brown monp-ej dog OLDER CARS, mechanics «P«- moval service. Industrial, com­ RUGS LAMPS, ETC. THE at Lake dais, flxlt yourself cars, always Garden—Farm—Dairy NEWl.Y REDECORATED—Two 8- Carlton W. Hi^hins. MI 9-5132. WATERFRONT I/)T making doughnuts for the Dough­ with white cljest, mercial, residential, route o- ap SCHAUB Turkey Farm — Frtsh b a n k ' h as AUTHORIZED TO BOLTON — Six room split level, Chaffee. MI 9-2828. a good selection, tiook behind our Products 50 room apartments with garage. In WEST SIDEVAttractive r:ve room wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ BUYS—SEE THEM TODAY boys and spreading the Gospel. Fracchia, Dog Warden. MI 8-t5«0. polntment. metal, cardboard bar­ frozen turkeys for Easter. Toms, SELL ALL OR PART. Vernon. Stove and refrigerator. After the Armiatlce, both served office. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. rels. Ml 9-9757. home, enclosed breezeway ga­ place, excellent condition, $18,800 The oven ready 50c lb. Hen* 55c lb. BALED HAY. ter sale. Inqul^ be­ SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Referencea. MI 9-2837. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI Industrial Zone with the Army of Occupation at f o u n d —One mongrel black fe­ THUNDERBIRD 1958, white, four 188 Hillstown Rd., Manchester. rage, $1^;900, . assume 4 'j% TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented, fore 9 a.m.'or after 8 p.m. W. B. ONLY AT YCJUR CONVENIENCE 9-5245, Or Robert Murdock, MI six room older home, 1-car de- Suburban for Sale 75 Coblenz until October 1919. male dog with white epot on ' DAY OR NIGHT TWO ROOMS partly furnished, mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. chert. Call Lee Fracchia. Dog passenger, excellent condition, sold and serviced. 479 E. Middle Williams, Route 44, Bolton. MI 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. .tached garage, Adams Street loca- Doctor Says On the occasion of thetr return mileage under 10,000. Power bath, eleotiiclty, private entrance. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. COVENTRY — $16,000 three bed­ Warden, S-4M0. Turnpike. MI 9-3477. Articles For Sale 45 9-1869. PHONE SAMUEL ALBERT H»n. One-half acre lot. Owners to Manchester they were honored equipped. Privately owned. MI Painting— Papering 21 Help \Vdhted-~FeinaIe 35 Available April 1, MI 9-3715. ihoving South. Priced to aell at room contemporary ranch, range, with a 2-day celebration. At the Building— Contracting 14 IF YOU WANT good mealy No. 1 HARTFORD CH 7-0358 MANCHESTER—Six room Cape on (XXIV) ~ LOST—Black dog—white under 9-0183. ELECTRICAL work by Walt POWER MOWERS—Toro, Jacob­ UP TO 8 P.M. busline, $12,650. Excellent two- $11,900. dishwasher, basement recreation By EDWEN P. JORDA7«, M.D. suggestion of the late Rev. James Zemanek assures your hsfety. CARPENTERS, experienced In EXTERIOR and Interior painting, "ASSISTANT bookkeepeiwRecelve- Green Mountain potatoes delivered ROCKVILLE—Gentlemen to share NEW SDC room Colonial, $17,900. room, patio, largo woodet’ lot. chin, answer* to name of "Suale.” 1954 CHEVROLET truck rack, sen, Yazoo and Snapping Turtlb. If you have no mean.* of trans­ 4 room, 2 bedroom modem apart­ family home, four bedrooms each * West Side Wrlttem for NEA 8er\lo« Stewart Neill, rector of 8L Mary's Call after 4:30. Phone MI 3-7487. Don’t wait, call Ml 9-8976 now. building and contracting, altera­ Ceilings reflnished. Paperhanging. ahle work and answering. tele­ to your door call Hathaway, MI built-in dishwasher, 1’4 baths, Owmer MI 9-8689. Church. Manchester was known as platform body, IH-ton. . Good phone.. Small air-conditioned of­ Reel and rotaryt Also riding mow­ portation. I’ll send my auto for ment with gentleman. Everything side, full price $18,900. Quality Four bedroom home In excellent Be wise and modernize. tions, additions, porches, e‘ c. Spe^ Wallpaper books. Estimates given. ers. Parts and service. Capitol 9-6438. built three bedroom ranch, ex­ built-in stove and oven, Ct mplete- "Turklngtown," and the two girls NOTICE IS HEREBY given that tires, good mechanical condition. Fully covered by Insurance. Call fice, group insurance. Reply .Box you. No obligation. furnished. TR 5-8312, condition. 2-car garage, combina­ ROCKVILLE-Elllngton line, 5 room Rare indeed Li the person who cializing In cottages, garages, sid Equipment Co., 88 Main St., Man- cellent condition, good location, Iv landscaped. Amesite 'r ve, R. tion windows, l,5h feel of frontage. received a hometown welcome. Pass Book No, SS-5929. Issued by MI 9-9953. REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers and Ings. Guaranteed workmanship Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. G, Herald, stating age, experience, F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI ranch, fireplace, full baaement, ha.s never had u headache. qualifications and salary desired. cheater. bll 8-7958. Household Goods 51 A _ L — B — E — R — T — ’S FOUR ROObI duplex, 152 Cooper many extras, full price $17,500. A good buy at $13,500. hot water heat, city utilities, Ekitered Social Servloa the Sa-vings Bank of Manchester draperies custom made. Free es­ MI 3-0731 or AD 3-5978. New ranches and splits from 9-5245, Or Robert Murdock Ml , Th • only good thing which can Col. Thrklngton entered the timates. Open evenings for your 43.45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD Hill St., near shopping, schools, $13,500. Clifford Hansen, Realtor. be said aloe a severe headache ha* been lost and application has MODEL T, two Model A Fords, PRE-SEASON chain aaw special. SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpapar. Wall buses. Children. $80. Glastonbury, $12,650 up. Mitten can fit your 3-6472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. Woodland Street Women’s Social Service Depart­ been made to said bank for pay­ convenience. P A M Upholstery ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi Courses and Classes 27 Save up 30% on Clinton saw*. OPEN NIGHTS "nLL 8 P. M, MI 8-2453. Is that one forgeUs It almost at $600. Phone Coventry, PI 2-7932. Shops, 207 N. Main St. Ml 9-6324. net work done. Honest and relia­ LICENSED nurse foi^ alternate tUea 4c a tile. Kentlle, from 7c ME 3-9057. needs like a glove. Call Ellsworth Older 7-room home on 1 acre ment of the Salvation Army at ment of the amount of deposit. New and used. Capitol Equipment each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, SAT. 6 P. M. Mitten Agency, Realtors. MI (XXV) once. Although I have had my this time, working first In the Chil­ ble workmanship. Call Roscoe ELECTRONIliS.,^ -Radio-television. shifts. Rockville, TR 5-9121 of land in fine residential area. BOLTON RANCH, 6 month* old. 2- share, 1 cannot remember Just LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re­ Co., 88 Main St., Ml 8-7958.- at the Green. WESTINGHOUSE r e f r Igerator, 3-6930, or MI 9-5524. ; $4,000 cash to take over existing car garage, amesite drive, J’ 4 dren’s Division of the Home and 1955 BUICK Century, two-door Thompson, MI 8-1895 for esti­ In two evenlnga-per week we can NEW SIX room Cape, West Side, exactly when each and every AiuiQancements paired. All work guaranteed. Free mates WALLPAPER Sale—Many.-attema quality gas stove. Excellent con­ Bu.siness Locations mortgage. Don’t miss oul on this baths fireplace, wall to wall car­ Hospital in Boston. In 1921 she hardtop, all equipped. JA 8-2877. teach you practical servicing. You WANTED—Woman to clean doc­ SUMMIT STREET—Oversize six built-in range and oven, vestibule. headache occurred nor how long entered the William Booth Me­ pick-up and delivery. We al.so ” Learn-by-Doing” At Connecti­ to choose from at hand*om<- aav- Small upright pian o...... 8160 dition' Very reasonable, btl 9-0207. for Rent 64 Choice location. T>arge lot. $16,200. one. peting, patio, kitchen with f' rmica INCOME TAXES prepared Li your sharpen -axes, scissors, chisels, F-QR THE newest things in outside tor’s office. Write.Box A, Herald. room rape, patio, porch. two counters and cabinets. One acre it lasted But severe and recur­ morial Hospital at Covington, Ky^ 1945 FORD dump truck. Good con­ cut’s Oldest Electronic School. Ings. Trimmed and coated. C. J. 10 Sofas ...... $10—$60 baths, two fireplaces, plenty of R, F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI New and Level,v ring headaches are really a prob­ home Or by appointment Exper­ planer blades and knives, Bruno home coverings — Aluminum Morrison Paint Store, 386 Center Dining buffet and table ...... ,..$15 AIR (YiNDmONED two - room 9-5245, or Robert Murdock, MI Only 1 ranch left on Castle Rd. lot. MI 9-1477. where she graduated from the ienced tax work. 24 nour jrvtce. dition with complete snow nlow. Also full-time day ’Technician LIVING ROOM rug 9x12. Persian front office. 100% location. Mar­ closets, finished recreation room lem and must be considered se­ school of nursing In 1924. She waa Call between 5-6. Ml 3-0251. Moske. MI 3-0771. stone, etc.- Call us. For the fair training. Classes are now starting. St. Round oak table ...... 810 3-6472, Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702. 3 bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, Call MI S-4723. Help Wanted— Male 36 design. Make an offer, bn 9-0720. low’s, 867 Main St. with built-in bar plus ntimerous VERNON—Three bedroom ranch riously by physicians. immediately appointed a super­ est prices in years In alterations Call Hartford JAckson 5-340C, or Wing chair ...... 830 fine features. Paul J. Correnti, formica counters in knotty pine 1953 CHEVROLET station wagon. TV ANTENNAS repaired and In­ and modernizations—call us. For SPECIAL—Crushed stone for mud­ XXVT kitchen. Full basement, carport, home. Close to bus. $12,900. Low It is believed that there are visor. f e d e r a l INCOME taxes pre­ stalled. Call Modern TV Service. write for full Information. New Single mattress ...... 85 COblMERCIAL business or office MI 3-5363. do«*n payment. Call Builder. JA several kinds of recurring hcad- She later transferred to the Clean, excellent tires, new brakes, changing your present home to a England Technical Institute of TOOL MAKERS dy drives, gravel, washed size Single coil spring ...... 85 VA and FHA financing available. pared with your savings In mind. muffler, tailpipe, $695. MI 3-0236. MI 3-8185. more beautiful home the way you stones. Nussdorf Sand A Stone Musical Instruments 53 space for rent. Up to 8500 square MANCHESTER — Six room cape ' 2-6047. achw!. Some of them are brought Booth Memorial Hospital in New Reasonable rates. Call MI 9-8248. Conn., Inc., 56 Union Place, Hart­ Gossip bench ...... 815 feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. MANCHESTER—Six room Cape, Only $17,200. like it—call us. All estimates free. AND Co. bU 3-2427. 2 unfinished. Breezeway, garage. dormer windows. combination on by emotional upsets, others York City where she became as­ EVEREADY — Ashes, rubbish re­ ford 3, Conn. HEAR NEW Kinsman orga- with lx)cated near Center. Plent> of SOUTH WINDSOR - New 8 bed­ are labeled migraine, and In still INCOME TAX forms prepared by Bank terms. Call the Affiliated WATKINS Quiet street, very clean. Ton- screens and storms, recently re­ JARVIS REALTY CO. sistant superintendent of nurses. 1955 CADILLAC Coupe, like new. moval. Cellars and attics cleaned. MOVING OUT of state—For sale, percussion added: Big savings on parking. Phone bU 9-5229 or bll room ranch, ceramic tile bath oUicrs additional eaiiscs are rec­ When the Salvation Army Hospital appointment In your home or Building Contractors, 880 Park FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS gren. Broker. MI 3-6321. decorate^, well landscaped lot and shower large living-dining Phone MI 3-1413. No Job too big or small. Sundays Ave., Bloomfield, Conn. Call CH moonmist mahogany bedroom set, USED FURNITLUE demonstration mojel.s. Dnbaldo 3-7444. MI 3-4112 MI 3-1157 ognized. was opened In Cleveland, Cbl. mine. BJxperlenced, competent available, package delivery, light Help Wanted— Female 35 with outdoor fireplace, Amesite room, tastefully decorated Birch 2-9922 or at night call MI 3-0731. For work on close tolerance Air­ gas and oil combination stove, oil EXCHANGE Music Center. 186 West bfiddle EAST HARTFORD — 5'j roo drive, one block to nfew high school, It Is now frit, however, that Turklngton was sent to assizt In work at reasonable fee. Call M3 expressing. MI 9-5045. j 2.000 SQUARE feet of spa'’.,. Will PI 2-8311 MI 3-7847 cabinet kitchen, exhaust fan. large 1955 HALF ton Ford pick-up truck, EXPERIENCED woman to live in. craft Precision Parts. space heater. 21” TV set. blond 15 OAK STREET Tpke. MI 9-6205. ranch. Full cellar, recreation .■^hopping and buses. Very fairly n'osl headaches arc associated organizing the hospital depart­ 8-2888. radio, heater. 6-ply tires, A-1 con­ coffee table, blond corner table, I subdivide. 166 West Middle Tpke. lot, ameaite drive, full cellar. Call FLOOR SANDING a sneclalty. Must like children. References re­ Call bU 3-7043, blr. Mull. room. Garage. Storms, quiet priced at $12,800 Call now the R. MI 8-6396. with changes in the circulation of ment and medical staff. Since 1931, INCOME TAX returns prepared. dition. MI 3-5093. Roofing— Siding 16 HIGH HOURLY RATES household articles. Ill Holl St. Open Thursday Evening* Until 9 street. Tongren, Broker. MI F. Dimock Co., Ml 9-5245, or COVENTRY the blood ve.ssels in the brain, she has been in the administrative Skilled workmanship. Call Andy quested. Phone MI 9-8416. Closed Mondays Wanted—To Buy 58 Experienced and thorough. Ray Sebula, MI 9-8919. LARGE BUILDING for rent. living .3-6321. Robert D. Murdock, MI 3-8472, or though the caiize of such changes field In the hospital dMalon of the RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and DENTAL assistant, experience pre­ If you don’t qualify for one of BABY’S CRIB, mattress and ward­ Seven miles from Manchester, al­ social service department. She Cooper MI 8-8109 after 8 p.m. 1949 MERCURY 2-door hardtop. built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ quarters. Green location, 117 New Barbara Woods. MI 9-7792. Wanted— Real Estate 77 may differ from one person to DOUG’S REFRIGERA'nON Serv­ ferred but not necessary. Write these positions, please do not ap- robe, 2 inside doors, 2 wooden WANTED TO BUY WEST SIDE—Five room cape, sun- most new 5 room ranch. Ideal for waa appointed women’s social serv­ New paint Job. PI 2-7584. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. storm and screen j^oors. MI Bolton Rd., Manchester. another. ice — Household refrigeration, Box T, Herald. KENMORE GAS range for sale. Good used resaiable tumtture, room. two-car garage, fruit trees. (XXVIll) children with half acre, fireplace, If the headaches are largely on ice secretary for the Eastern Ter­ Personals Ray Hagenow, MI 9-2214; Ray MAL TOOL & 9-7839. also small upright and spinet 2.800 SQUARE feet of store, I 'i $13,500. Clifford Hansen, Realtor. SELUNO YOUR home? For freezers and air conditioning. Call Jackson. Ml 3-8325. Call MI 3-7980. b«sement garage, $16,900. prompt, efficient, -courteous aerv one side, migraine is probable. ritory In 1043. MI 3-5932 or MI 9-5650, REGISTERED nurse—two nights ENGINEERING COMPANY pianos. blocks from Main St. Call MI MI 3-24S3. COVENTRY—New 5’ 4 room ’ anch, Col. Tiirkington also directed the VACUUM CLEANERS repaired in Trailers 6-A a week. 11-7 shift. Laurel Manor WOOD STORM windows -seven ice and appraising without nbllga- Thi.s is a condition the origin of COUGHLIN ROOKING Company, 36x55, three 28x55, two .36x51, two A GOOD SELECTION of sterilized 9-2828. three bedroom, living room, kitch­ Salvation Army’* Fresh Air Camp my own home shop. Fort-> vears GRINDING and sharpening—Farm Convale.sccnt Home. MI 9-2324. 291 ADAMS STREET refinished used furniture for Watkins Used Furniture SPOTLESS—Six room ranch, wall en and dining area. Built-In range McKEOWN REALTY tion, call 8. A. Beechler, Realtor, which Is still somewihat obscure, FLAMINGO house trailer, 1955 Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- 32x51, four 24x139, Call at 443 to wall carpeting, di.shwasher. TR 5-1556 or Ml 4-1836 MI 8-6969 or Wesley R. Smith A* although a family tendency is at Star Lake. Butler, N. J., In the factory experience. All makes, low and household tools, lawn mowers every room. All kinds of appli­ Exchange and oven, fireplace and mantle. 30s, and a number of her nephew* rates, free estimates, free pickup model, 40', 2 bedrooms, good con­ asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, HOP HOME PAR’HES— Openings LOCAL SERVICE station needs Main St. 10-3 daily. Suburban for Rent 66 disposal, garage, fireplace, many Boclates. MI 9-8952. Member Multi­ common. dition. Reasonable price. Call MI and saws precision sharpened, galvanized or copper gutters and ances, sparkling clean, no chips. 1,5 Oak Street Basement garage, hot water heat. After 5 p.m. call TR 5-4659 In Manchester spent their sum­ and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA motors serviced. Empson H. for party plan demon.strators. full-time experienced lubrication Come in and compare quality and extras, $16,900. Clifford Hansen, Situated on one acre lot. Close to ple Listing Service. So far ns remedies for migraine 3-1952. leaders. MI 8-7707. Housewares, toys, gifts, novelties. COMBINATION gas and oil stove, ROCKVILLE Three-room apart- or MI 3-2237 are concerned, there arc drugs mers with her there. 2-8904. Abom, Maple St., Ellington,' TR man to work 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. $29. Twin baby carriage, $6. Gas prices. Open 9-8. IjcBlanc Furni­ WE BUY and sell antique ani used R^f-altor. m 3-2453. schools, bus and shopping. $14,900. In 1052, she was elected second 5-7186, No collecting. No delivering. Ex­ Write giving full details to Box I ment, heat and hot water bath, Minimum FHA financing. R. F. available which often can shorten NEW FIGURE for spring at big TRAVELO '’40" used two bed­ ROOFING. SIDING, painting. Car­ stove, $19. Wick-type space heat­ ture Hospital, 195 South gt., furniture, china, glass, silver, pic­ LAr 6 e 6 room cape'(2 unfinished) MANCHESTER vice president of the American room, completely set up, only perience not necessary. Call or U, Herald. I porch, central location. Adults Dimock Co.. Realtor, Ml 9-,5245, Legal Notice or bring to a hal’t an attack if they savings. Special introductory dis­ pentry. Alterations and additions. write: Mr.,Don Peterson, 6 Pros­ er $9. Pot burner apace hfeater, Rockville. ture frames, guns, attic cr itents. only. $65 a month. TR 5-5126. breezeway, garage, shed dormer, Clean 4 room ranch, city utili­ Protestant Hospital Assn. $2,000, $140 down. Jensen's, Inc. ALL TYPES of carpentry, altera­ Ceilings. Workmanship puaran- whole estates. Furniture refin­ or Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472, arc given at the earliest possible I counts on Spencer foundations and tions. additions, roofing, siding. pect Hill Drive, Warehouse Point, TOOL AND gauge makers, first $9.’ bll S-5466 or 667 N. blain St. fireplace, ahimintim storma-, large ties Nice lot, Amesite drive. Only AT A COURT OF mOBATE hrlfl st Visited Battlefields (always reliable) Rolling Hills, teed A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn ished and repaired. Furinture Re­ ROCKVILLE- Three 3-room heat­ Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. moment. But Uiese drugs are pow­ In 1956, Col. Turklngton waa bras in two new fabrics. Mrs. Also house painting. MI 9-8746 or Conn. Tcl. NA 3-.5091. class, top rates. All benefits. Call CHAMBERS FURNITURE maple trees, 100’ frontage Only $ 11, 000. Coventry, within ami for the District of erful and should be taken only Winona McLeod, PI 2-7048. Route 44-A. Mansfield, GA 9-4479. St. MI 3-4860. WALL t y p e ' store shelving, 6 pair Service and Sales, Tafeott- ed apartments with garage. Either $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchink, MI Coventry, on the 26th tinv of March, named a delegate to the Interna­ PI 2-7546. MI 9-5263. shelves high. Will sell any amount. (XXX) under careful supervision. ville. Ml 3-7449. I completely furnished or unfur­ 195k- ,, , . tional Conference of Social Work­ Will make good storage shelves Discount —All furniture, baby 9-5132. BOLTON Present Hon Elm ore TwrlilnKlnn, Se\ere or repeated headaches SPENCER CORSETS and bras ex­ WAITRESS WANTED Call bn FRIENDLY Ice Cream has open­ furniture, cribs, strollers. fire­ nished. Central TR 5-9992. TR Judrr. ers In Munich, Germany, and she pertly fitted to Individual meas­ Auto Driving School 7-A Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A for garages or cellars. Many uses WANTED to buy twin bed spring I-AKE STREET — New six room Almost completed, now 5'A room Eiitalf of Miriam Im»f' Wilry, lat^ are often dlffcult to diagnose. The Household Services 4-8913. ing for part-time work for eve­ place fixtures, bridge sets, lamp* r 5-5531, TR 5-2244, TR 5-2656. 6'i ROOM RANCH, near school Colonial with garage. Built hy U. prevailed upon her cousin, Sr. MaJ. urements. Doctors’ prescriptions nings and weekends. Must be neat for the home. $1.25 a running and mattress’ for cottage. Ml and busea. Wall to wall carpeting, ranch, all the extras, plus base­ Coventry. In «ald Dl.Mrtcl. decea«#‘d. complete 'r.isl of the attacks, Myrtle, to accompany her. Besides MORTLOCK’S Mancheater’s lead­ Offered 13-A ROOFING—Specializing rfpalring foot, MI 9-9953. and phonographs. 9-6592 after 6. A: R. Built-in stove and oven, ment garage. 2 acres wooded lot. The Administrator having *»xhlbltod filled promptly efficiently Mary ing driving school. Three skilled, LET US HELP YOU. If you have in appearance with pleasant per­ MANCHESTER Rd. Four rooms, extras. It’s most attractiv-' and hl« admlnlfltratlon account with #ald the kind and location of pain, and touring the area they remembered roofs of all kinds. New roofr, gut­ spare time and need money. I will hot water, appliances. Children. j Large fireplace. Sun deck. VA Choice of colors. Only $14,900. the preceding symptoms, if any. F. McPartland, BU 9-1994. courteous Instructors. Class room ter work, chimneys cleaned, r i- sonality. Call MI 9-8196 for ap­ CHAMBERS FURNITURE so l.s the price. Call Owner, MI e«iatc to this Court for allowancr. It iA as battlefields, they spent, some BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com show you how to earn $30 a week TWO WHEEL rubber tired garden $97 per month. MI 9-9210, ' baths three bedrooms. Beautiful ORDETIED; That the 2nd day of must be studied. Instructions for 15, 16. 17 year pany — For those who care about paired. Aluminum siding. 30 pointment. tractor with attachments. $120. SALES Rooms Without Board 59 9-5100. view, $18,700. R. F. Dlmock Co.. BOLTON LAKE AprU. 10S9. at 10.20 o'clock, forenoon, time In Switzerland and the Brit­ selling Avon Product.s. Have two at the Probate Offlco In the Municipal The physicl. n who tries to dis­ ish Isles. Automobiles for Sale 4 old*. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, their rugs — phone Ml 3-0012. years’ experience. Free esti­ fine territories between Hartford Oil lamp egg incubators. Reason­ ROCKVILLE Four and 5 room Realtor. Mi 9-5245. or Robert Six room ranch, aluminum com­ Director of Driver Education. mates. Call Howley, MI 3-5361, MI CIVIL ENGINEER Open daily 10-5, 7 ;80-9 ROOM WITH kitchen privileges. Building In aald Coventry be and the cover the cause must know the When she returns to Manchester Free pickup and delivery Free Rd. and W. Center St., around able. bll 9-4695. apartments. All facilities. gas Murdock. MI 3-iS472, Barbara binations, well landscaped double same in aaelirned for a hearing on the WANTED — Clean used cars. We 5U 9-7398. estimates given. We specialize in 3-0783. Babies accepted. Centrally locat­ heat, storm windows, covered i IN TOW N Woods. MI 9-7702. allowance of eatd adniiniRtratfon ac­ circumstances under which the sometime next month, Col. Turk- McKee, Adams, and Fairfiell Sts. Or equivalent with experience In 503 E. Middle Turnpike ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 >’-roh St. lot. Full price $14,800. pain first developed, whether it inglbn will make her home for the buy, trade down or trade any­ furniture and wall to wall carpet­ estimating and/or supervising site PIKE POTTERY and Gifts- Lawn floors TR 5-7129. i count with ealfi €8lalo and thin (!ourt lARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ Other territories open. Call CH ornaments for garden, breezeway ------I Friendly home in Bowers School dlrecta that notice M the time and place came on gradually or suddenly, present with her sister and broth­ thing. Douglas Motors, 333 'Iain. ing. 6-1658. work. Salary open, ’Telephone for (XXXI) aeslgned for eai^'nearlnR be given to censed driving school iralned. Heating and Plumbing 17 and patio. Good assortment of FURNISHED ROOM., complete FOUR ROOM heated apartment, j area. Four bedrooms, two baths, ANDOVER whether it was constant or irreg­ er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer L. NEED A CAR and had your credit interview. The Thomas Colla THAYER MAPLE crib. Like new, housekeeping facilities. Woman all persona loinwn to be Interested Certified and approved. Is -'ow of­ DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Co CLERK-TYPIST—Varied duties In bird baths, flagstones, gazing hot and <’Old running water, stove , Living room 13x27. Fireplace, VERNON—New aix room Colonial Lakefront 5 room cape, large liv­ therein to arn^ar «nd he heard there­ ular, how long It lasted, what part Kendell of 110 Porker St. Broth­ turned down? Short on down pay 24 HOUR immediate service. Re­ Co,, Paving Contractors, 251 $20. Call MI 3-7884. only. One block fpom Center. Call ing room with stone fi'^place, on bv majmig on or before April 2«. fering classroom and behind pany, doors and windows, custo: congenial East Hartford office, 5- Broad St., Manchester, bll 9-5224, balls, religious statues. Jockeys, and refrigerator, garage stall if'Garage with patio. Price $17 400. with attached garage. Built-In of the head was involved, and ers living in town Include termer ment? Had a repossession? Don't wheel Instruction for teenagers. work guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1(J83 modeling, repairing, new installa­ hitching posts. All types of MI 3-5539. '■ desired. PI 2-6449. | 15% down. range .ann oven. Fireplaco sun aluminum combinations. Pier. 2 1959.. b^ rertlfled mall, a copy of this similar fa ts. In addition to this, Mayor Harold A. Turklngton of 55 give up! See Douglas Motors, get tions, electric sewer cleaning, day week, 8:30-5 p.m. For inter­ JA 2-5750. DE LUXE TAPPAN gas Stove. order tn MI 9-6075. after 6 p.m. view call Mi^. Pearson, BU 9-0273. flower pots and planters. Life Visualite stainless steel oven. Ex­ BEAUTIFULLY furnished front deck. 1'4 batlis. three bedrooms, boats, amesite drive. Must sell Floyd K. Wiley. Route No. 31. Cov- he must 'enow whether nervous Winter St.; Winston 8. C. Turking- the lowdown on the lowest down drainpipe.s cleaned fast and effi­ size deer, lions, castiron furniture, MADELINE SMITH, Realtor high wooded lot. Brick front. $10,500, CJonn strain was present befor: the be­ ton of 67 Hamlin St, the town’s ciently. Will R. Guy, MI 3-0677. EXPERIENCED amesite men — cellent condition. Reasonable. MI bedroom, hot water heat, tile Dean O. Wiley Prospect St . Coven- and smallest payments anywhere. ATTENTION teenagers, new driver SAVE 60% on laundering. Wet CLERK-TYPIST—To meet public flamingoes and many other items. Summer Homes for Rent 67 $17,400 R. F, Dimock Co., Real­ / D ginning* of the headache. sealer of weights and measuresj education classes starting , atur- grader operator, lackers. Inters, 9-1472. bath, shower free parking. Call trv. Conn,. ^ Not a small loan or finance com- wash, damp or fluff diw. Folded In pleasant office. Must be high screw operator behind a barber Special duck set -1 large. 4 small, MI 0-1642 tor, MI 9-.5245, or Robert Mur­ COVENTRY Robert K Wllev Coventry. Conn. A complete physical examina­ and George Turklngton of 17 ny plan. Douglas Motors, 833 day. Call Mr. Mlclette, Manches­ aifd wrapped free. Manchester S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ MI 3-7118. ; GARDNER LAKE, Salem, Conn, ing contractor. New installations, school graduate, attractive per­ green spreader. Apply in person. $1.39 Visitors welcome. Onen dally dock. Ml 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Near Bolton, 6 room colonist, ga­ ELMORE tl'RKrNGTON. Judge. tion is always desirable. The si­ Gerard St. Street ter Driving Academy. Coventry, Laundromat. 860 Center St and Sundays. Berlin Turnpike, i Northwest shore. Arrowhead Ml 9-7702, ' alteration work and rcoair work. sonality. Prefer young single lady Monaco & Sons, Paving Contrac­ ROOM WITH continuous ho* water Grove. Modern housekeeping cot­ FOUR ROOM house including 3 rage, over 1 acre. Shad*-^ trees, AT A COURT OF PRORATE held at nuses need, to be eliminated as a PI 2-7249. to age 25. Good salary, 5 day front of Pike Theater on highway. and shower, private entrance. Coventry, within and for the district BEFORE YOU BUT a used car WEAVINO of bums, moth holes MI 9-3808. tors. Glastonbury, Conn. tages. Safe beach. Playgrounds, j acres zoned for industry. also small fruit plantings, fruit trees. cause and the eyes, also. Special and tom clothing, hosiery runs, week^j,, liberal vacation, perma­ Newington. MOhawk 6-0288. Gentleman. 101 Chestnut St. Free (XXXII) Asking fast sale $14.^0. of Coventry, on the 2(>th day of March. IcsLs may have to be made in Prophecy Comes True see Gorman Motor Sales. Bulck AUTO MECHANIC with General Shuffleboard. Picnic grove - Pri-j chicken coops, garage, 149 foot A.D . 1969. . s Sales arid Service. 285 Main Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 handbags repaired, zipper re­ nent position. Beneficial Fmance parking. j Present Hon F.imore Turklnglfui. order to find out -whether the head­ Stafford, March 27 bD^Remem- Moving—Trucking— Co,, Mr, Cunningham. JA 7-6401. Motors experience. Pleasant ONE 3 CARBUERETOR manifold, ; vate boats. Ideal for children and artesian well. 30 gallons per min­ VERNON — New six room split Street MI 9-4571. Open evenings. placement, umbrellas ’'epaired, : fi.shermen Hartford CH 2-9278. I he;b r o n aches come from local relaxation ber your high school class proph­ REBUILT BICYCLES and tri­ Stbrage 20 working conditions, high pay with 3 Stromberg 97s, 3 Hftrley 94s, fits eOLONIAL ATTRACTIVE quiet room near ute. Phone MI 9-3,593. level. High wooded lot. Cathedral of Robert I-ouls Lel^acheur. men’s shirt collars reversed and GROWING manufacturer needs 1955. 1956, 1957 Ford, $75. Call MI Center, gentleman. Private phone i Visit weekends. Norwich, TUmerj ceiling with redwood beams Built Seven" miles from Manchester late of Coventry. In said district, de­ of the blood vessels. ecy? Did it come true? 1950 CHEVROLET sedan delivery, cycles for sale. 645 North Main job security, paid vacation and MANCHESTER -New 3 bedroom, ceased. Upon application of Ixiretta I., replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ capable stenographer hv April 9-5005. on floor. MI 3-5331. I 7-4695. in range and oven. 1’ 4 baths, large almost new 5'4 room ranch, base­ The treatment of any type of William O. Ladlsh waa a high ^lack and gray, in good condition, St. ing Shop.- MANCHESTER Package Delivery. other employe’s benefits. Gem 2 bathroom ranch home. 2-car ment garage, aluminum combina­ LeLacheur. praying that an Inatrument severe headache involves two 20th to take dictation from four Chevrolet, 1132 blain St., WUli- DECORATORS fireplace, irinished laundry room. purporting to be the last will and tfN«ta- school sophomore In 1910. He also good tires, at price. Light trucking and package deliv­ garage, close to bus, school and tions. '4 acre lot. Only $14,600. steps. was a Janitor and clerk at the F3rat $175 offer take.s it. 819 E. FLAT FINISH Holland window ery. Refrigerators, washers and executives. Work is varied and mantic. Farm and Land for Sale 71 Garage. TTiree bedrooms $17,990, menl of said deceased be admitted to Business Services Offered 13 includes some sales and cost sta­ FURNISHED room near Main St. shopping. $18,900. I^w down pay­ R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI For other information and list­ (irobate and that letters of adnilntstrn- , The first is to try to relieve the Stafford Savings Bank. Middle Tpke., MI 9-9953. shades, made to measure All stove moving specialty. Folding ment. Call builder JA 2-6047. ings. tton ^"ith the will annexed be granted chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. tistics. Company has groun in­ PART-TIME man for outboard • PAINTING 9 Hazel St. MI 9-2170. [ 9-5245, or Robert Murdock. MJ on said estate, as per application on immediate difficulty as rapidly as When Ladlsh was graduated metal Venetian blinds rt a new ATTENTION— from high school, the phophecy LEAVE YOUR rubbish worriea to low price. Keys made while you surance plan, air-conditioned of­ motor repair. E.xperienced. Tel. SEPTIC TANKS $12,900—NEW 3 bedroom ranch, 3-6472. Barbara Woods. MI 9-7702 file. It Is . . , II possible. Some kinds of headaches, me! Cellara, attics cleaned. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local MI 9-8747. ATTRACnVELY furnished room LAWRENCE F. FIANO, ORDERED; That the foregoing appli­ e.specially the so-called "biliou*'’ said he would move to the top. 1958 FORD convertible nurchased wait. Marlow’s. fice, 35-hour week and you don’t AND Builders and Investors firenlace. living room, modern cation be heard and determined at the new August 1958. MI 3-8003. LJght trucking of all kinds, for moving, packing, storage. 7x>w have to go over the bridge to • PAPERING for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Privale en­ (XXXIII) type, can often l>e relieved by He did. Yesterday Ladlsh was trance, kitchen privileges, park­ kitchen, full basement. Down pay­ Brokers Probate office in Coventrv In said D^- homes, stores and offices. Norm’s GET YOUR screens in shape. All rates on long distance moves to work. Salary is in line with com­ PLUGGED SEWERS Glastonbury- 63 acres, subdivid­ ment, $1,290. Philbrick Agenev, MI 3-2766 trlct. on the 10th day of April. A.D^ simple pai-i-killing dnigs, like as­ elected president of the bank. Trucking. MI S-8905. types rescreened with aluminum 48 states. MI 3-5187. parable positions in this area. ing. Inquire at 167 Maple St. VERNON — New six roojn ranch 1959. at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, and pirin, The mo. severe varieties RESIDENTIAL ed i’nto 80 plots. AA zone, frontage MI 9-8464. with attached garage. B'jilt-in th.*7t ■notice he given to' all persons In­ -V- wire. Factory prices-. 443 Main or Please write in confidence giving PAUI. P. FIANO terested In said estate of the nendenrv may gc on in spile of drug treat­ So Cool Atid Comfortable MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ Machine Glcaaed NEW EFFICIENCY apartm nt for for models on state highway. Beau­ range and oven, fireplace l’> living call MI 9-4533 for free pickup. qualifications. references and COMMERCIAL rent with kitchen, living room, tifully wooded, high elevation. 2 TERRAMUGGAS Lake—Six room MI 3-0458 of said application and the time and ment, ing Company. Local and long dis­ availability to Sanitary Paper Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer room and basement. Wooded lot, place of hearing thereon by publish­ Tlie second step is to try to For the Young Master! TV SERVICE — Potterton**. all tance moving, packing and stor­ bedroom, tile bath. Fur- shed miles to Glastonbury shopping cen­ year around ’ cottage, enclo.sed nice location, $18,500. R. F. Dlmock ing a ropy of thl.s order In some news­ Mills, Inc., East Hartford, Conn. Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ porch overlooking lake; 12 miles THREE OR 4 bedroom colonials paper having a circulation In said dis­ identify the cai .se, or at least the AS IS age. Weekly van service to New Wanted with stove, refrigerator and heat, ter. schools, etc. Co.. Realtor, MI 9-5245, or Bar­ makes. Highest quality guaranteed Please don’t phone. proofing Done. Fully Insured from aircraft. $9,950. Philbrick in preferred residential location, trict nt least five davs before the dav physical or e ’.lotionnl factors York. bU 3-6563. all on first floor. Storage -pace bara Woods. MI 9-7702, Robert of said hearing to appear If they see work and parts, over 47 year’s ex. Eight lots, city water, sidewalks, Agency. MI 9-8484, attached 2-car garage, U4 ceram­ which bring on the, headaches. TRANSPORTATION perience. Famous for service since WAITRESS—blust be experienced. In basement. Parking - o- bus Murdock. MI 3-8472, oause at said time and pt«ce end be EXPERIENCED gas installed, trees, brook, sandy ic baths, built in oven and heard relative thereto, and make re­ aucccss 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for best 36 to 40 hour week. Apply In per­ McKINNEY BROS. Ml 9-0366 line, near shopping center. For When this ca.. be done . - Painting— Papering . 21 Or soil. One block to new schools, one FIVE BEDROOM ranch, two years range, 2 fireplaces, finished rec­ turn to *hls court . * .a fully it often becomes possible to aervice. son only. Arthur’s Lumheonette, PI 2-6010 one two only, .$95 monthly. Can (XXXIV) F.r.MORE TUrtKIN’ GTON'. J ikIr p. SPECIALS MEAT GUnER Sewerage Disposal Co. be seen at 189 West Middle Tpke., foundation...... in place.,.....______Con.struction______old, large lot, good location, city reation room. R. A. Beechler, suggest step.s which will keep PAINTER and paperhanger,-deco, 942 Main St., Manchester. loan and purchase money avail- \ utilities, built-in oven and range. rating. Good clean Job, reasonable In the Manchester area. ISO-132 Pearl St.—Ml 8-.5S08 Apt. F. Phone kH 3-7091. COVENTRY—Attractive fiv* room Realtor, DU 3-6969 or W. R. Smith, them from occurring so often. EXPERIENCED CIerk T.vpist--37U Attractive hour.s, condi­ ; able to qualified buyer. Package“ ■ $22,900. Philbrick Agency, MI ranch. Large kitchen, three bed Associate, MI 9-8952. '53 CHRYSLER Building— Contracting 14 price. S. 'Yencha, bU 9-6914 after FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. : price $23,500. 9-8464. Hardtop. Antomatfo 6. hours per week. Excellent bene­ tions and pay. rooms, nice living room, large lot. VFW Event Aids BIDWELL HOME Improvement fits, pleasant working conditions. Heat, hot water, gas for onoking. Call A comfortable home for modest $14,300 — SIX room cape, 4 bed­ transmission, electric refrigerator and gas SEVEN ROOM colonial, oil steam rooms, large kitchen with dish- Japanese Study Atomics Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ PAINTING AND paperhanging. Evening appointments can be Write to Box “ V” heat, garage. 1’ 4 baths, (rood con­ living. Priced at onl.v $12,650. R. radio, heater. $395 rages. Roofing and siding experts. Good clean workmanship at rea­ made. Apply John Hancock c-o Herald. stove. Call All 9-4071 or MI Ricliard B. Moore, Realtor F. Dimock Co., Realtor MI wa,sher and disposal, hot air oil Cancer Program 9-5779 from 5 to 7 p.m. dition. Owner, MI 3-0721. No heat fireplace. S. A. Beechler, Tokyo — SUtv-five Japanese Aluminum clapboards a specialty. sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ Mutual IJfe insurance Cr,, 63 agents. 9-5245, or Barbara Woods MI were sent abroad last ypap to ac­ '51 HUDSON Unexcelled workmanship. Easy chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml i Phone MEdford 3-9494 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. Realtor. MI 3-6969 or W. R. A dinner and dance, (or the East Center St,, Manchester. MI THREE ROOM heated apartment, • I quire nuclear know-how.‘Two hun­ 2-Door Sedan. Standard budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR 9-9237, 3-1124. GREEN LAWNS FOR SALE r n V P N T R Y RDT.TON T J N E ^ ^ ROOM ranch, fireplace, ga-1 Smith, As.soclate, Ml 9-8952, benefit of the cancer program, -will transmission, 3 1 O R 5-9109. $75. Call MI 9-5229 Monday to Frl- L U y L IM K I-riU L lU lN Lli\H rage, radiant heat, near schools! (XXXV) dred to 250 people are to be ■ day, 9 to 5 p.m. trained here annually at a Just- radio, heater. Presently operated dairy farm and bus, $15,300, Clifford Hansen, MANCHESTER be held by the VFW Auxiliary on CARPENTER desires repair work, authentic 7 room Cape, buil' In opened Isotope-research ins^jtute. TWp ROOM furnished cottage, Realtor, HJ 3-2543, BOX MOUNTAIN DR.. Vernon - Older home, 8 room*. 3-car ga- ] April 4 '51 PLYMOUTH all types of remodeling. Dial PI • SiPTIC TANKS 1700s, modern conveniences. 14 tie- Spacious seven room ranch, large A roast beef dinner will be serv­ Sixteen atomlc-energty courses are 2-7728. heat, lights, hot water Also rage, full basement, Thi.s property being giv. in fi e Japanese state 4-Door. Radio, CLEANED and INSTALLED WANTED-OIL BURNER SERVICE MAN rooms, Scranton Tourist Fnmes up dairy barn. Three other large THREE BEDROOM ranch. In ex­ redwood paneled living room, three ed in two sittings, the first at 5:30 buildings. 28 acres of well fertil­ zoned lor burtness. Excellent fi­ universities. heater. $145 ALL TYPES of carpentry Work and Cabins. Call between 5-7. MI cellent condition, radiant heat, at­ bedrooms, den, and separate din­ nancing. Price $16,500. p.m. and the .second at 6:30 to 7 • SEWERS .. Steady work, paid holidays, vacation pay. In­ ized land. View of Andover. Bol­ tached garage, many extras in­ ing room. Kitchen, built-in range p.m. Dancing wjll follow the din­ done, alterations, dormers, roof­ 9-0826. ton, and Coventry. Substantial cash ing, porche^, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. M.ArillNP CLEANED surance plus many other benefits. ^ B«5 Red Born cluding wall to wall carpeting, and oven, wall refrigerator. Two- Extra large 6-room ranch, full ner. '53 STUDEBAKER FOUR ROOM apartment. Cen­ required. Full price $24,000, with­ ceiling to floor drapes, pine car garage. U2 acre lot. $26,800 basement, hatchway. Also finished 4-Door V-8 Sedan. Applicant must have c.\perlcnoc, abllit.v and char­ out slock and equipment. paneled room, refrigerator, stove, R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, MI The money raised by this affair NOTICE • INSTALLATION trally lodated. heat, hot water and recreation room, oil hot water will be”'used for cancer research Radio, heater. $445 acter In keeping with the high standard and repu­ Lovely Artrique House parking. Adults. Call MI 3-7590 For other information and list- disposal. Quiet residential. Buck- 9-5245, or Barbara Woods Ml heat, 2 picture windows, 2 bath.*, . SPECIALIST tation of Morlarty Brothers. Phone Carl Anderson, ley School area. Attracti''e lot 9-7702, Robert Murdock, Mt 3-8472. and rehabilitation. Contributions PUBLIC HEARING or MI 3-8470. ______center hall entrance, price $17,900. are also sent to the local cancer ■52 W ILLYS Department Manager. ‘"T a WRENCE F, FIANO, with flowered fenced back. Under BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR RENT—First floor of Man­ $16,000. Owner MI 9-67t8. No (XXXVI) SOUTH WINDSOR program. TENTATIVE BUDGETS OF Statlbn Wagon. Town and Country chester Green home, 4 large Brokers agents. ’This year the auxiliary'.* cancer rooms on bus line. Children ac­ MI 3-2766 Six-room Colonial, breezeway and program has been under the direc­ GENERAL MANAGER PAUL P. FIANO TWO IN ONE package. A nlcr two- garage, built-in stove and oven, ' converse Drainage Co. MORIARTY BROTHERS cepted. Call MI 9-5201 or MI 4-1302. WOODLAND St.—Now under con­ family and a separate four room tion of Mrs. Muriel Auden and Mrs. APRIL 6. 1959 '53 PLYMOUTH MI 3-0458 struction, a new 5-room ranch brick veneer front, high elevation, Edith Mason. The local group haa 8:00 P.M. Verplanck School Savoy Club Coupe. JR. Ml 3-513.i Quarryville home. This two-fam^y la ip very 10% down. Price $19,400. Ml 9-4143 COVENTRY — Five room apart­ with fireplace, built-in Tange and nice condition inside ®nd out. made 1,000 bed pads, as well as Notice is hereby given Oiat In Radio, heater, ment, all modern conveniences, ‘ Methodist Chiirch oven, naneling. plaster, ceramic Separate heating systems^ copper 5'i-room ranch, large . dining hospital jotjnnies. accordance with the provisions of winterized. Lake privileges. MI bath. Lot, 60x265. Buy now and plumbing, aluminum combina­ Reservations for the dinner may Chapter V of the Town Charter, as PAINTING and 3-030S. area, modern kitchen, full base­ '52 CHEVROLET SOUTH mNDSOR—New five room select vour own color scheme. tions. two-car garage, convenient ment, oil hot water heat, excellent be mad* by calling either Mrs. amended, the Board of Directors bf 4-Door Sedan. Power- 8198 ranch, built-in oven and ran»e. Call builder, . Ml 9-4291. location. An unusual package buy Auden or Mrs. Laura Ecabert. The the Tow’n of ''-nchester will hold THE FINE CAR IN THE neighborhood. Low down payment. glide, radio, heater. 12-42 PAPER HANGINd 9 O'LEARY DERIVE. MANCHESTER R ou te ^ Manchester >— r.ot 100.<(200. $16,600. Philbrick for $21,500, R. F. DimoeV Co , Price $14,990. public is invited. a public hearing on the tentative TELEPHONE IMPORTED CAR FIELD Agency, MI 9-8484. Realtor MI 9-5245, or Barbara budgets of the General Manager .*. VERNON Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert Mur­ for said Town of Ma' cheater for '52 MERCURY wim nu MW VERNON —New six room Build­ VERNON Monterey t-Door. Ml 9-3266 MANCHE,STER Excellent planned house for fam­ dock, kn 3-6472. John Thomas Optimistic the fiscal year beginning July 1, m tt-o -rama er’s Model Ranch, baaement ga­ Five-room ranch, basement, ga­ 1959 as published or to be pub­ "^1115111111 4 REDROOMS FULL CELLAR — FULLY TSvo housea ter ths price rage, built-in oven and rang* ily needing large kitchen with love­ rage, oil hot water heat, large lot ly dining area, front foyer with (XXXVII) Boaton, March 27 ii(P)—Despite a lished by the General Manager in A Good-Looking blazer plus long of one! Tw’o family du­ colonial fireplace, executive size with trees. Close to new elemen­ the Manchester Evei.lng Herald. '53 MERCURY Be Ready for suntime in a or short bib-trousers makes an FORDS INSULiATED — COMPLETELY MODERNIZED plex. Each side is a five large guest closet, beautiful living medical report to the contrary, , rooms. Convenient to school*, TWO.PAMILY — ExceUent condi­ tary school. V tty low taxe,« Ex­ Said hearing will be held In the 9-Paisenger. ehArmlng sleeveless style that fea­ ideal stilt for the young master. room ranch with 3 bed­ shopping, Hartford, Manchester. room with paneled wall and fire­ cellent finam^ng. Price $14,990. world high jump Champion John FOR 1959 l|/2 BATHS— 2-CAR GARAGE — LOW TAXES place, 3 "bedrooms, recreation tion. 8-5, choice location. $16,700. Thomaa today.Instated he will com­ Audltoriunx of the Verplanck Station Wagon. $295 tures neat feminine detail. (Add the dog's htod pocket for an K rooms. Both sides have Only $16,200—30 year mortgage. R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI 8(ihool on Monday April 6, 1989 No. 8188' with Patt-O-Ra’ma is amusing touch.) new furnaces, aluminum Builder, Ml 9-1489 and MI 8-2465: roorti. T ii baths, laundrv room, pete in the Penn Relays April 24- CKoovp Ffom The Grpdtps* . Thi.i highly desirable, corner lot could be oversize garage and full basement. 9-5245, ori Barbara Woodt, MI ENFIELD ’ ' 25. The 18-year-old Boston Univer: at 8 o’clock in the afternoon, at In sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 40, 42. Pattern No. 2734 has tissue— Spring Is Here! storms. One block to bus. 9-7702, Robert Murdock. Ml which hearing any elector or t*3i- Siie 14, 34 bust, 4 1-8 yards of 35- Please State Size 3, 4 or 5; pocket Selection in New Enqlp-d used to advantage by a veterinarian, land­ Price Just reduced. from $14,906 RANCfl, brick front, thiSa Many extras include new built-in 5*,4 room ranch, carport, full •aity freshman, whose left foot was scape gardner, or many other busineisses. TV, wall to wall carpeting in liv­ 3-6472. baaement, warm air heat, city caught in an elevator Thursday; payer may have an ot>portunlty to MOBIABTY ineb. pattern; sewing and finishing di­ Get Your $16,800 to $16,200. Eve­ bedroom*, fireplace, cellar, base­ be heard. For and by order of the To order, send 3Sc in coins to:— rections. nings .call MI 9-9858 oi* board beat, trees, near *bus. ing room and stairs, combination (XXXVUI) water and aswerage. Convenient to w a r tew aRer his lower leg was atorea, school. Carlton W. Hutch­ windows and doors throughout, land bus and stores. No dotoi payment put ta a cast he would be out of Board of Director* of th* Town of Sue Burnett, The Manchesteit Eve- To order, send 25b in coins to SEPTIC TANK SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY MI 4-1139. Manchester, ConnecUcut. nlng Hereld, 11*0 Ta v e . o f ins. MI 9-0132. ' all landscaped with fenced-ir back to G;I. $96 pgr month carrying action tet 13 week*. "W e (B.U.) Anne Cabot, The Manchester Eve­ Wkrrm E. l^otvluid. NEAR PORTER ST. “School. Six FVoncla J. Mahoney, Secpetaryl AMXBIGAS, NEW FOBK ning H e r a l d . 1150 AVE. OF yard.' Everything for $20,500. charges. 10% down F.H.A. Price have four meets coming In the out­ Ltoooln CLEANED Realtor ,1 CUSTOM RANCH, two flreplacea, room Cape Cod; cholqe location, $13,800,- door . season,'' 'Thomaa said. *‘‘1 Board „bf Director* lercuiy—Bdaii .PngHrtl .l N.T. ■ AMBaUCAS. Kisw YORK S6. N.Y. MORIARTY Aluminum combinationa. Priced to • Maifchester. Connecticut ) REASONABLE RATES! 575 Main 8tre«t built-in ' rtalnlesa steel refrigera­ McKEOWN REALTY Utlnk I’ll mike the last two of 301 C en ter 8 tw—O ff 3-WI For Ist-clsss mailing add . For Ist-class mailing add 10c ter G.S. KEITH MtoohCMter, Conn. tor, sink and oven. Disappearing aell. $13,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., GASTON I^EALTY CO. , Dated at Manchester, ConnecUcut ter esc^ p e t t m Print Name, ad- 1 EMERGENCY CALLS! BROTHERS 4-Room Cape with expandable attic, nice restdenUal area. Close ’ TR 5-1556 or MI 1-16.38 them. They’ra going to set up a daich pattern. Print Name, Address .M l 3-1108 surface unita, toiiple atorage. Realtor, Ml 9-5348, of Barbara this 34 th day Of March 1959. 'With zone and Pattern Number. ■/ iil/utn . . ihii!’ to school and bus. . e*! A A A ‘ Y Woods, MI 9-7703, Robert Um - ii$ SCHOOL ST.. MANCHEMTER' ■ p ^ al 'high jump at the Penn REAIL ESTATE BROKEB lArge lot. $19,500. oifford Han- After 6I p.m. call TR, 8-4659 Relays. TU ha In it. Advt. No. 746A | ilae. ' It's .ready—the( '69 Needlework lOi Cent.-’' Balance SO-ycar FHA mortgage. Only I g M W Down aen, Itealtor. Ml f 3468. Itm MI $-3337 dock, Ml $-6473. . i n *4731 I sanaisc now ter the new Spring Ml 5:^2338 Altitun! Fifty-six pages' of pretty M! 3 bil5 Oi ' Ml 9-S19T — IM 9.9125 1 ' ’ S SaxnAer '58 issue of our pattern designs; plus tree patterns ter cro- C A U Ml i n 869—■ TR ■ 5-6160 ■ ■ . • wagaatoe 8 a ^ Faahton. ebst and. knit Items., 25c a copy! - i- ■ \ i .. ‘ V \ T-. >’ ' / ^^7 ' r T h e Weather ForooMt of D. S. WMtlfer ■■MM

ClMsr. colder tonlglif. flonto t fair, csrid, below freeclng bt morning, alowtjr rising vAbout Town Hi ten In afternoon. ’nw Klwimis Chib w-Ul meet «t 12:15 p.tft. Tuesday st the 3 The annual Maundy Thuraday | IlMtaurant. William C. Fenniman. ■ vice president. Trust Department Tenehrae aeiwice held laat evening MArNCHKSTKK, CONN., S.\TURI).\V, M.\RCH 28. I0.'i9 (t'lMaairted Aifvertlaing on Page I*) PRICE FIVE CENTS of the Conneclicui Bank and Trust at the, Secqnd Coogregational ^ Hale's stock is siilt COi. will speak on ■ Services of the Church waa well attended 1»y, mem- j Trust Department." bera, and families of the eonfirinfi- The Laure. Garden Club of East i Uoii riasa. of young people. In the complete arid whether Sunny Skies Hartford will hold its next n ieew group of 34 boys and girls were the Iraq Reds Pushing For Parade inr April 6 at the Well-s Tucirtr: following: , Library. Glastonbur>% at 5 P m..' .lane Blodgett, .lane Brook.s, you're looking for a This meeting is in coyijunctlon Robin Brow.n. Merrill Colton,' Washington, March 28 i.T) with the Glastonbury Garden Club Thomaa Crafts, Jane Crandall, —Sunny skiea for Easter pa- Seats Pachen Lama, and the speaker will be Mrs. Emily Ruth Currier. Sharon Kldridge. Lee Kassem to Break radera in most of the nation S Parcher. whose subjeet will be ^ Frazier, Raymond Gauthier, David ; complete faster outfit are forecast by the Weather "Gardening in the Shade." Howe.s. Alan Hutrliings, ’ Carol Bureau. Marlin.] Jack McCarthy. Carol In a apecial Easter .Sunday Royal J Duquette of the luirge Meier, Georgia Mepycr, Diane Mi- IT'S or just a handbag, With West, Nasser forecaat, the Weather Bureau Lamp Division of the General , kolrit. ' aaid: Elettric Co. New Havfn. will i Also, Donna Miisehko. Nell Pat-j ■'After a chilly dawn that ia speak Tuesday to member.< and i teison. Robert Patulak. James; likely to find freezing tem­ guests of the Connectirpt Section, j Fallot Photo s Tibet Revolt Crushed Prentice, Nanry, Reggefts, David , Beirut, Lebanon, March 2 8 9 American mUstonary hoapltal at peratures in the East reaching American Institute of Electrical ! EASTER you'll find it at Hale's, Rnhrhach, Tony Rubacha. Joyce’ ’ Amara In southern Iraq to pro­ South Carolina, rising tem­ Engineers, at 8 p.m. in the audi­ Makittff Dehut (/P)—Iraqi Communists are vide "Equipment it presently ; Rylaiulcr, Tinntia .'ihockey, David putting new pressure on Pre­ peratures are foreeast during torium of the Conneetieul Light , .'iimpsnii. Lorella Staples. Charyl HANDBAGS lacks." Tlie denomination of the the afternoon from Illinois in­ and Power Co.. Waterhury. I j Miss Lorraine Lcclerc will make hospital waa not identified. The 1 her acting debut on April 10 and .Starkweather. William Stiles, Gary ... And the best part of mier Abdel Karim Kassem to to New England and the inid- EASHION Many atylea In decorated break with the Western pow­ mis.aionariea reportedly were com- Allantir states. " St. Mary's Guild will hold a rum­ II when the Manchester Commii- Taggart, tbeslon Trombly. Sally . straw basket; also new SOFT2 Dalai Lama Tubbs, Deborah W'olls Robert Dun- pen.sated. I Tonight will he d ear and mage sale Thursday. April 2 in the nit\- P!a>ers present "Ten .N'iqhl-s EE.S, patent plastic and gen­ ers by suggesting Gamal Ab­ The Communlsta found an in­ - in a Barroom " at Rowers hool field and Robert Topliff were ran- cold with the low 1.3 to 20. panah hall. Mf.s Walter T. Aitken. it all-’Hale's prices are uine leather. Colors: Black, del Nasser is the West's fluential ally inaide the Kaa.sem i Tomorrow will be mostly kiin- 869 Main St . Mrs Arthur Biirnap. ^ auditorium. dleligliter.s. TIME! navy, red, bone, white and pas­ Her role will be that of Mebit- cats paw. regifiie 1.1 in keeping n...alive the hitter ny with the high in llie 40s. Post Taken McKee St .' or Mr.s. naiide Por­ The inml.ster, the Rev Arnold tels. ■ ■■ and the abcl Cartwright, a •'sentimental Thbre were growing Indications feeling toward Nasser ter, 2P Hy<ada j An order h\' rrom ier Chou En- in charge of the series. For Easter wear 8tylc.3. Plain' or triin back.a. Short, Teachinji; Mctliods $1.00 Dorothy Gray has gi\Vn the impression he wants said in a dispatch from Baghdad made slippery by infennit tent | Inl abolislied ' ihe Tibetan goverti- Clioo5^ from « lovely as- mofliiim or longer Icngth.s in white The t«o previous meetings had trtin keepMpr » friendlyiiiuimn tie.s i.'T-. with ...V.. the Ihrouph censorphip that wit- meni iiommally headed by the , as their subject the ( urnculuhi m soi'lnient of sheer scarf* or colon's. snow sqiiaDa and tiimblinjf teni- Daliii Hanwi Peiping aaid the The Board of Pxiucatioii will Wp,sT''de.'ipile'"hia'Tncrea.sing re- nes.ses empha.sized-links beTween peralmee study Ihr riirririiluni and teaching the senior and piiiior high schools LIPSTICK-^ 50c in square and al.'o long ■'a> liance on the Soviet i:nion for eco- the plotters and Nas.ser s I nited riiiliii ijuiia "imder dureaa hy the style.'. Gorgeous colors One deatli waj^ attributed to the rehels " tore up Ihe treaty he method.s in Manrhc.stcrs elemen­ Other meetings will he centered on V-* • P a ir nomir and military aid Arab Repii’dir government. ■ special classes, such as art, and WELDON DRUG CO. and white. , aprinp snowfall wbirh .started yc.'- signed m It'.'il with P.ed China. tary srhool.s Monday night st s Baghdad newspapers said the Iterday. .lark Andy. 67. of Xew ; mii.sir. and the audio-visual pro­ 001 MAIN STREET A hroadrii.'t hy Peiping aaid the special meeting. *2 00.0 *3 50 government has taken over an (ConHniied on Page Eight) Britain, rollapaed. apparently fioni The meeting, which will be at- gram. 2.3-yeai-old Dalai I.ama had been V a heart attack, while ahovelinp abducted bv rebel.' who rose 59c n .98 ■\ GLOVES— MAIN FIXK)R. snow near hi,«i home. agniuat the )3ed OiineSe o\'erlords SCARFS—Main Floor .Snow, fallings at interval.** dur­ Inst week, ing the night, brought hazaifl to Peiping eharged the rebels had Kansas Mother Gets I nio.*!t highway,"?. Snow removal and ; been armed by,supplies airdropped sanding rrew.s, operating through ; by Ihe Chinese Natlonallstt;. The the night, contrniled most danger supplies included rsdin equipment. point.'*. The rebels nttsckeil Lhasa on It's not too late to get Brief Toueh of F ame State police at the lieadcjuarter.s Man h lit snd were defeated in two your barj-ack.'? in Hartford ,<4aid no ma- davs of bnitle. Peiping said. It joi a«-cidenl.s were cau.sed by the listed rebel I'nsiialtles si 4.000 cap* FITS LIKE A KOREllI alippe’-y higliwayn "hut there \\’ere ONLY A tVashington. Kan., March 28 ■4’ ‘ way." Mrs. Kiaieger told the news­ lured 3'he Red fliinese troops man who broke the news. many minor o'a.’^lie.A." seized 8.000 smnll arms. SI nin- __Mr.'. Nellie Krueger, who had Traffic moved at relaiilefl pace EASTER gone alioiit her chores for the pas* "Words couldn't explain how ciiinegiins. 27 mortars, fi mountain LOVELY HOSIERY happy toy husband iGenrge over the istate's fnajor highwav.s, guns and huge anioimts of ammimi- week in the belief she had been the C’onnectlent Tmnpikc and the chosen "Kan.sas Mother of the' Krueger I was." .she said. timi, the broadcast said. Meiritt and W’ilbur (^ro.«.s Park- Peipiiig carefiillv refrained from HAT Year " has reverted to being just "I wanted to go to New York For Your Easter Wear... two years ago. I've never been wa>’.^, 'fhey were .aaniled at danger assailing' the Dalai Lama, tlie li\’- plain mother. j there,' But somehow I didn't make poir)ta. Ing Buddha of Tihetain and the So .smart i.s thi.s iip3v high She learned last night that a , New apring crlor.<; in full fa,«hion and .apam'.p.'.s it," The Kim. breaking through most popular in the Land of the crown cloche shown here, letter informing her of the honoi'j One of the reward.' of being cloufl.«5 .shortly before 7 a.m. was was all a mistake. ; Ijimas ARKWRIGHT SHEER SEAMLESS...... 79c Pr. with pressed velvet flower.s Kansas .Mother of the 3’ear would expected to aid in the cieRnng of • The revolt was blamed op the Her Ir.'.h'nle biirat after the To|ie- | have been an Invitalion to New high way. and leaves, ft’s got that ka Daily Capital yesterday^ "Tibetan local government and an NK^V soft effect and glow.s 3’nrl< tor the annual Mothers’Con­ i'lie V.S. Weather Huix^^iiiu at upper strata reartionary eliqiie" ALBA SEAMLESS . . $1.15 Pr. morning printed her picture and; ference May .“i-8, I Bradley F'ield predirted gradual t a .story niout her receiving the i bal ked by imperialists. w ilh th,3t . . . Men . . . come Jwarminc during the da>- and most-' Chou said the 21-year-old Pan­ VAN RAALTE SEAM LESS...... $1.15 Pr. hither look. letter. . j (Contthiied on Page Miree) j ly .*;unny and warmer weatlier for No other new.apaper in Kansas , ' Sunday. chen Lama «ill be chairman of a 1 rommittee set up for- what he HANES SEAM LESS...... $1.35 and $1.50 Pr., O N L Y $ had th'e story. ! The storm front, w^ich dep«».«i- Inqn.irie.s brought out that a iled a snow rarj^et fr'ini 1 to 9 , ! cnlle »*L- w Mill 11/ I t\f 1 1 h• .10. headquarters. Also re.ady and wait­ said he would welcome summit : New Haven railroad lia.' taken nut A Ilol.v Satiii'da.v .'un cHViduii.s thi.s stalue of tlic ri.scii at ,-i> a* alleged war criml- to be mailed to the Kansas Motlier TcN.. ini) would lake no initiative senger tiain winch liail in be de­ la.'t until I’enlei'o.-il. Thi.-' iimiriilal angle photo wa.s taken of the Year onee she wa.s eliosen. railed to keep It from plunging F.astci' Simda.N. .scyvic'c.s cciplirat ing Clirist'.s rHnni fiom iibI' escaped from the military to I'hannel the talks in this direc­ li.v Herald )ihotographei' Sinch Otiara. A clerk in the New York office tion. i inlvi Hie Miantis river, the dead will lip hold in .MancliP.'^tiT chui’clie.s. lieginning jail here earl.v today. One of the mailed the wrong letter the one "My visit here wa.s very ii.sefiil." A .spokesman said Hie engineer, four. El. .Mario Capo -Vldeeb** offering eongratiilations to Mrs he told newsmen at Vnukovo ,8ir- tV. 'D .^mitii nf Msmarnneck, N. Y.. .was raptured after a gunflght Krueger. porl. "I am extremely satisfied to uriiiild not work pending Hie oiil- Svmpalhize or Dospisc* Clirislians Note with pursuing troops. The other* Mrs. Krueger learned of the er­ liave liad the opportunity of fome of an investigation into got awav with machlnegiin* and ror from a newsman, who reached making the Dip. " yesterday's aecident ISews Tidbits other arms. her by telephone at her farm home He had originally arrangeii to f No one was injured in Hie de- Easier (rlories SUNRISE SERYICE CUT near thi.s northeastern Kan.sas have a news conference just be-,, .railnient. A formal invesligalion \ Culled from .-\I’ Wires Denver, March 28 itP) — For county seat. tore leaving hut this was canceled, ; was ordered, and p- o'iably will lie Was Pontius Pilate the first time In 14 years, there'll Mrs. John .'telfridge of \Vic hila, without explanation, at the la.sl held early next week and lequlre iiiiiuit.e. > In Many Lands be no Easter sunrise seiwlce at playiex (j\\y chairman of the .state, selection - le.'.' than a day to complete, the ,'\ I-B Puente,. Gnlif.. woman says Re. The several weeks ago/ he wa.s stopped in Hiick fog, (on,- wide N o rtb ’oi' South . . . you’ll enjo.v this checked t3vo-piece tugboat to pa.'s. It wa." still open . ti adie'.ing ' Grace L;ne .'latement ['ise service in Hie Hnilywnod. , killing all five occupants. Two Ing homeward today after dra- full details of the/ vbyage will not ; that Valchem cio.'sod in from of despise, him for the same fault: em[>ei'or s sickness with a poi trail several minutes later. nf Jesus. Tiberius .sends fnr Pilate C alif. Fiowl. There, some 20,000 ! hours ami 10. minutes earlier'B suit dress of lii.xuriou.s, washable .silk and cotton.. The matically proving that atomic subs l>e known. luxury liner in (K.-rect w eather... you can admire him for wliat Railroad spokesmen said and senteiu es him to deatli. Hut person.' are expected to liear S'I’C- , hendon collision on Rt. 40. a mold 'n hold zippor jacket is beautifully detailed with wing collar, softly, can punch through the NorthI As was llie case la.'t year-'wherf i Three-.'tory I 'anufactiii ing build­ •seem.' to ' be hi.' .'.vmpatliy for Hie .Skate and the Nautilus trav- lights should have told the en­ Jean.' Pilate elieals the executioner by ietary of Agriculture Ezra Taft half mile east of Washington, *4.50 Polar ice cap within missile range ing of 191 h Century \ intnge burst.', killed tw o persons and injured 'pleated peplum and bow-accented yoke. Slim, ea.sy skirt^ of Riis.sia at any time of~lhe year.' under ihe Jee cap. the .Navv gineer that the bridge ahead' was A Jewish historian of Hie Fir.'t : Ben.'on. one of the 12 afiosHe.s of girdle * O a 3 5 r*g. S10.96 insisted Hie trivj was a “.Scientific into flame.' in hearl of Pitts-’ (Coiitiiiiied on Page Five) the Latter-Pay Saint.' Chiiri li, de- ' five other*. Lime aqua. Size.x plus, 16 plu.s. Although missile-firing, siibfna I I'lirgi'.'.' .\'oi",l. Side busine.s.' dis- Centiuv. one Flavius Josephu.', or 12 $17.98 I e.xploiatory voirage." (Continued on I'.age Thlrleenl who wrote from the .'tiange stand­ liver the sermon. I Tines are not exoecterl to-join the Hii t, and i.' reduced to a shell in In Oklalumia's Wicliita .Moiin- , D l’LLKS (iET.S BERLIN RUNNY LINGERIE DEPT. • I Among the ohjertives. the Navy point of a Pharisee trying to cur­ fleet for more than a year, the 1 le.'.s than two hour.'. yve haVe many atylea \'isit Hale's Ready To \\'ear Dept., second floor and Beej .said, was to oplain data on imdei- ry fa\'nr with liis Roman masters, tain.' near Lawton, other Hirm-; Washington, .March 28 (.'TV— m other ali^px with MAIN FLOOR. Skate d-mouslrated that nuclear ' Pentagon ovefiulei; Air Force Hiiiidixxls al RiU*.''< sands giiHier for a similar ub.scfv-| Secretary of State .lohii Foster magic controller auba can maneuver eff/'cHvelv un­ ice condition.'' in winter tempeia- paint.' him in an unfavorable light. lace trim'; wtiite only. our wohdcrtul assortm ent of neyv spring dresses in mis^e,? Notxro W orshipers decl.'on to back mil of plan.' to am e. OHier dawqi or predawn Dulles found * six-foot-hJgh, der .\rctic ice re'gardle.ss of the tiiies and to .hart the hotlom of. Tlio Coptic CiiiU'Clv of Flgvpt the Arctic Ocean. • fl.\ leuni of liandicapiHxl athletes services are sehedtiled fnr Boston paper Easter Bunny to^.y, and women's size.s. Priced $10.98 to $24.98 aefusoiiT-winter or siimnier. and F.thiopia reveres him as a In Jordan Seclor r«g. $2.98 to $.=»,98 1 . I All this, of course, is informa­ Gel Separate IW , to aim. al wlieelchair ba.'ketba.ll Protestant.' sboJird the USS Coii- among his morning mail and girdle *7 «9 S sa.9e This Wa.s shown- graphicallv ve.s- martyr. Hi.' feast day, June 2.’) on tion that would hb vital Jor war- .tournament i'l (’aliforniB. the Coptic calendar, i.s shared with ' slitution at a- dock in the naval newspapers. The bunny, sent by Jerusalem. Jdidail .Sector, March ■shipyard; for Moundsville. Ala., P.S. TAKE THE ELEVATOR TO THE SECOND FLQ9R . . . • .'iinmannes,mir Atlanta. Marctf 28 f/pi The The season'.' .first big inva'si.dn of his wife, who may or may not have 28 i/Pi Easter Week ceremonies the 7th grade of Kenslilgton .that the .Skate h,ad completed a which are expected to join the fleet Druid Hills Presbyterian Church Portugese Men-of-War have Miami been named Claudia Procula. ; worshipers at the site of Indian G ram mar .School of Berlin, 12,-day voyage under the ice rap jgj,yea,-, today approached a joyous climax Mounds where early American The mokerj of Ploytcx offer you exciting tovlngt ha.' voted to set aside s pew for Beach, Fla., gold coast bather.' with solemn Holy .Saturday riles Conn., was the largest of more und In the process smashed j„ di-scussing the Skate voyage, , yelping- and lUe guards estimate What happened to Pilate after' ' trlbe.s once gathered; for Indianap­ on Ameriqq'i two best-ielling girdles because— Negro worshipers in keeping with in the Basilica of Hie Holy Sep­ than 20,000 get-well messages through the ice several times to omd,.,. r , b , MoWethy, operations they treated more than .800 sulm- he fulfilled til.'. Ea.'ter \veek des- i olis, whare a choir of 300 voices policie.s of the Fre.'byterian ulchre at the, altar near the <'ene ■sent to ■ Dulles since he entered they're sure that, once you wear one, you'll be a come to the aurfacf. - j officer for the Atlantic Submarine nii-rs for painful poi.'ohings from tiny? About all that can .be said i 9 j will g !W the- sunflqe in MOnu- a hospital Feb. 10 for cancer Church. U.S. of Chiist's burial and resiii rection. Ploytex wearer forever. The reason? Only The Navy spoke only of the .'ci- f'oiumand. said the Navv deliher- the balloon-like organism,' since for sure is that he deft his post in I ment (Jircle. treatments. We welcome charge accounts! iiy/C Green Trading !$tamp.s are jfiYen Wifh Church officials adopted what Judea in tlie yerir 36., oatenglbly Hundreds of pilgrinm and tour­ Ploytex gi/dles keep you slim ond lovely, fven otter entlfie a-spects of the trip but the atelv chq.se the worst time of the Wednesday . . . The tempestuous At .Sjeira Madre, Calif., the; cash sales and also to customers who pay 'their charge account 3YithiB; military significance was obvious, year for the trip when the Arctic they termed a compromise, policy career of Hollywood leading man i'e.<'.Hlcd by the emperor. ists crowried Hie eluirch ^^'ithirl Hie Youth for Christ movement will: old walled city of Jeru.'aleni short' BIG WAREHOUSE BURNS six months wear. They hold their shape,'stdy HALE’S STORE HOURS: fifteen (l.y) days after billing date. . In its annoimcement, the Navy i,ie is heaviest ami surface tem- by a lfi-13 vote after two Negroes Grant Withers ends in suicide . . . But. like nature, tiadltiou, leg­ ■ hold dawn services beneath a 45;- ly after dawn broke on a clear Blackpool, Que., Alareh 28 f/F like new, long after other girdles sag. aaid this second polar7voyage of jicralurea are the coldest.' were liirimi away from a Sunday Tlie head of the nation’s Civilian end and outright fiction all abhor ' OOO-square foot canopy fit wisteria ,—);1ame9 whipped by high winda the Skate proves the ability,of nil-' Despite these conditions, the service earilei- thi.s montli. .Space Agency tells the Albuquer­ a vacuum. .So. with a little diligent bright day. playtax mold 'n hold zipper girdle OPEN MOrAlAY ALL DAY Oiitaide, warm spring sunlight blo.'.'oms. raced unchecked through a hvigg clear submarines “To operate an.V Skate found frequent spots In Hie The ihili'ch. has a membership que, N. M.., JoUii'nal he knows of no reading in the literature called Pre.'ident an^ Mrs. Eisenhower truck company warehouse In this free Parking Rear Of Store flooded Hie basilica courtyard as zips on and oft so easily. Magic ''finger" ponels , 9:00 A.M; ta 5:30 P.M. time bf the year in polar repons." hce that were open or only slightly of . 1,<500. it: has been ho.st to ,'ov- plans to build part of a Meri-uty "New Testament Apocrypha," 'Ybu are .'penditiR, Easter weekend , at Caxiad4t-t'Oi**4l StateiH border Altogether, the 267-foof suh-1 frozen apparently only Inches in­ erat integrated meeting.' . in the Project guidance ayalcm near can find out what may, or cpuld, ' Chi'l.'tians of many ciecds from all smooth you front ond bock. Girdle or ponty girdle. corners o f' the globe- prepared to ' their Gettysburg, Pa.,' farm. The c ommunJty early today. 'PiMiBeeii I TUESDAY .... ■9 A.M. to .5:30 PJR. marine surfaced 10 times during I stead of feet thick.. past. The,(general Aaaembly..high­ there. * have happened to Pilate. ! tt'iiditional Ea.'ter Egg roll on the had stood by helplessly beoaiifee White or pink. Reg. $10.95 now only $ 8 .9 5 . (XI $9'.?5) est court of 1 the Presbyterian One npocryphat account haa the ^ celebrate the «nniversai->’ of W EpNESDAV 9 A.M. to «:S0-P.M. Its 3,090 polar journey—either in' Although the Skate's conning A new' 'disinfectant that fight* VYTiite House lawn Will be deferred no water was avaUghte. Nb'eneti open rlRa In the ice or Uirough, towel- »a* strengthened because Church. U.S.. will meet in the drug reslHtibit bds|>ital 'germs is Eiiipeior nberius. angered by the | Christ's resurrerllon. ploytex magic controller 9.. A.M. to 9:00 P.M, The Catholic ^alriare,h of Jeru­ ’ to Monday. allies were report^. TwB'WiMlh, THUR.SDAV , thin spots In the ice pack. jOrice. some of the NautilUs' superstruc­ Church in April and Negroes are i-eported by 'a Columbia ; Presby- worldwide - darkness ' and earth-; In New York. Radio City Music 1 men employed by tho ^taaUI|f . with mogid "finger" panels for tummy control. quake that accompanied the ciMcl- i salem. the Mo.'t Reverend 'Alberto FRIDA Y .. , 9 A.M. fo S:M P.M. CORR on Marph 17, the Skate aurface'd ture was bent by tee last summer, ainong delegates to the aasembly. ' terlan lilcdieal Center team '.. The Mali will be transfomieij by light­ firm, Maldin BKtthefB _,jGirf|le or ponty girdle. White or pink. ■ ' ^ . 9 A.M. to 6:JI0 P.M. ' exactly at the' North Foie, ihe S'.att, trip indicated subma­ A atateine'nt of . policy (said Ne­ West Vfrginl* Pulp and I*aper Co. flxion, recalling Pilate to Rome for ‘ Gorl entered the church at 6:30 port Limited of MontMl, rim SATURDAY .. f to' preside at the rite* of the ing and other *ta|^ effects into a'j BAUC’S BKAK aad FOUNDATIOV DEPT. The 'Skate, w'hich made a slmi-' rines won't- need lice, boring equip- groes would be admitted .only to plant,-* Ocehe of Iwtf bitter nickel- triaj and condemnation. a.m? • to safety after spotttoig flem ee, Beg. $8.93 now, only $ 7 .9 5 . (XI $8i93) Hurry, M a m c h e s t ir : Co h h - . Ait .the plac* of execution,. Pilate HAIN FLOOR. lar trip last summer, la pow line figlits within a w^«k', cease* (CoBttBued OB >PBj|B’Tlure*) b$'^^9:S0 p.m. though. You eove tor o ihort time only. CORNER MAIN mid OAK>4 STREETS headed for New London, Conn., the (C^liBtiiiiied w Pago Two). (Oontiniied OB Pago Tbroo), lltnlted production,. prayeil and, w^hen h* had llnlahed. (GoattBued ou Fag* Four) • ' il n f / ' ■ "Y; ' f. \ \ A • r ■ V-' ' 4 ■ ■ 1