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M-V, ■'.' ■ . 1 • ■* : >.’ • ; (V ■■ ■ J 7"'-’,v 7 : ,■■ ■ ' '- t ' I , i*- % '>■'■ '^v'- '. -'. .. , ■V '.%• V'.: / ' -iv ■ f ' ■ . i*' - ■ . : 1, . /•■' '• > r.f’RIDAY, APRIL 26, 1 9 5 1 P A G E TWENTY ATertRc l^ ily lyet Press Run I. ■ Th* S?*R ^«r Westhar N n m ■:- , r il|aurlj]f0tpr Ewpning JlJralb For the WMk Ended Parabast ot V. 8. . April 29, 1957 / d —* vibe Salvation Army Band will thrir Veqneat had been lejected. Sunday partly doudy,. Wnm, "1 letve on Sftnday morning at 8 a.m. Boainls td ^tudy Judge John J. Wallett. Savings and ’ thMMoe ei fihGweffv HUg^ di About Town ddyllght laviitgjime, for the State 12,579 ...... 0 Prison', Wetherslleld. The speaker . Policy on ^1^ 8 Loan Director, pointed -out that Member of the Audit High near 90. . . . The Conkmianon claiae* will WUl be Col. David Coy. Mr*, o y - there arg other aigns in the area. Bateau of drculmtion / . piok meet-tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Zion BANK M Manchester-— City^^f Village Cknrm and. Mr*. John Pickup.-will accom­ With Robert J. Boyce, executive Lutheran Chtrrch. Saturday at 8 pany hfm. ' ■ Town policy on enotldh of ai^M vice-president, he stressed thift the p.nv.. the young pebpla of the D U T C H ^ at the entrapees to Manchester, type of sign proposed, Welcoming (Cltaaifled Advertistaig on Pago 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS walther L ea^e will have a Ireae- of Miss Marie and enforcsrfnent of zoning regula­ visitors to Manchiester, would pot- VOL. LXXVl, NO. 177 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AfRIL 27, 195'?’ ul»e hunt at Rethany Church, Weat The wedding SATURDAYS V Buckley and william Lang rill will tions, will be discussed at a speOlal be "detrimental to the ■attractiVe- Hartford. Sunday at 2:30, the neas of the area.” , OI_ADIOI_US take - place tomorrow morning at meeting between the Zoning Board quarterly voter* meeting will be 11 o’clock In St. James*~ Church. Steuek told the association offl- all aum m #r longl held at Zion Church. of Appeal* (ZBA) and the Town ciala that the policy of the, present a i ^n444i Go-. The annual dinner for future banning Commission. (TPC). \ Mis* Alyee Salisbury, Home Board has been to keep the en­ 693 MAIN SIBIEI om) ■■ 5 NOBIH WAIN SIBHI • MANCHtSTtB CONN Honduras, nurses sponsored'by the Manches­ The meetirtig was suggested by trance* (o the town "as. attractive Ptant a variaty of m hnportad^ilad- Service Director of. the Hartford ter Student Nurse Scholarship r aaS\jCo., will be dinner- hosteaa to (ZBA) Chairman Wiliam -A. as jKMaible.''' The present mem­ Mut atw ... and haw a prooatskm of Committee will be held in the hos­ Stuck. He made the suggestion bers ere not responsible for what, 9 A. M. to 12 NOON the mennbera of the Sorqptlmid pital dining rpuih on Monday at changinf, colorfal blooms a awnmer Club, at'-the company'a auditorium. while the Board was diacusalng a' was done befdbe they took oMce, Nicai 6:30 p.m. Among the gqeats will request from the Manchester Sav­ Stiiek said. . hm|. Wt^re j«ist racaind a haia aip- 283- PearK St, Hartford, Monday be 24 High'School seniors and 3 evening. The group will leave ings and Loan Assn., Inc. to erect Action on the new request was F.S. If yau’ra jn a hurry Saturday mamlii9 s. fflont from Holland. ^ Student nurses. who,were awarded a sign on the south side of W, from the Red , Cross ofHce at the scholarship* by_ the committee. postponed until the Board can Near Center at 5:4’6. 'The dinner will be Middle Tpke. near its Intersection meet wUh the TPC for a general ! I yau will find It lass erawdod JsatwMn 9 HOUSEWARE^ with Center St. served at 6:30. ' - The public is invited to hear Dr. discussion of policy. Members of J Lower Street Floor Le%'et Albert E. Burke present the last Officials of the association re­ . the Commission will Im asked to ' and 10:30i: j u aa.m. .m . Tegucigalpa, Honduras, The confirmation class' will In the series of YWCA sponsored turned to present) further argu­ . meet with the Board at their •ear- I meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. In St. ments to Board members after llest convenience." • April 27 (/P)—Ruffled diplo­ lectures on "The Nature of Preju­ L_ matic feelings and charges of of Reds, John's Church. Sunday at 1 p.m., dice” tonight at 8 o'clock In the Jumbo Sze . ^ the Drst rehearsal of the Mothers auditorium of Whiton ■ Memorial. border violations have soured G L A D IO L I Day Program will take piece: It Atfamtic, Oeik Ebeahower, Spo^cht, Vanguard. relations between Honduras will be presented the third :^Sun- ...Buses taking members of Man­ and neighboring Nicaragua. day in May. chester Grange to Collinavllle to­ Honduras recalled Its ambas­ G L A D IO L I Jumbo Size night wjll leave from Orange . Hall sador from . Nicaragua yester­ Sheiks Air Miss Marilyn E. Joyce, 18 Vic­ at 6:45. day, in what was at tin t' described Reds sieen Red, Kona, TeDow, Violet, MaJiogany. toria Rd., and Julio D. Aramini A TOMORROW SIS a step toward breaking diplo­ will be married tomorrow at 10 The Chaminade Chorus wlU re- ■ matic relation*. Rot later Foreign t o Double Pearl a.m. in St. Ann's Church. Avon, hearae Monday night at 7:45 in' Minister JOrge FliJel Duron said Disturbed T U B E R ^ E S " Top Size with reception from 1 4 P-m. at the choir room at the High School. , he just brought the envoy home llie American Legion HpmS, this for "consulatioh.” Informants'here 2 town. HadassaHifriembera are urged to IS THE LAST DAY OF doubted the situation wouifl' get LILIES attend the' meeting tonight at 8:15 any worse, • On Jorda Regal Tlgar.^Bpeolal Robrum. in Temple Beth Sholom, celebrat­ ‘The ill feeling reportedly''Kfo*e ing the 4«th anniversary, of the as much from Hondursg’, charge* By TOM MASTERSOH founding of Hadassah. Various that Nicaraguan National Guards­ By ROY B8SOYAN Amman, Jordan, April 27 DAHLIAS TONIGHT AT 8 . n.emhera will participate In the men invaded a long disputed bor­ Moscow, April 27 (/P)—rThe' program. der area. ^ (;P)-TJordan’8 new govern­ Red/WUte, Purple/Whlte.. MASONIC TEMPLite Kremlin is acting^Ysuth re­ K*jy?- The border squabtle is in an straint toward the situation ment set up military courtg The Cliurch oT tfid Natarene will j area that both countries claim, but in Jordan. The chances are today to try (ases stemming CALLALILIEi FASHION SHOW hold ita church school and morning which is admjnlstered aa part of from the Arab nation’s re­ worship services on Standard Time ' the newly created Honduran prov­ tills is part -of Moscow’s cur­ 7 Doldea Tellow.. . - Sponsored by rather than Daylight Saving Time | cent political turmoil. '' R'AINBOW o m i^ ince of Oraicaa a Dios. Honduras rent campaign of peaceful co­ on Sunday. Tlie evening service; piutested Thursday that a Nicara­ existence with the West. King Hussein’s Arab LegiM) con- ‘ Clothe* by , will be on Daylight Saving Time. | guan detachment seized a school at tinued a roundup of Communiata, TUBEROUS BEGONIAS . c There it little doubt that the Left Wing leaders and extreme'Na­ 59 LAND O' CCiWON Mocoron in the provirtce April 12 Soviet leadership is disturbed and Doable CMuella. Red, Pink, White, Gold, Mixed. Sunday will be cleanup day a t ' and Invaded th e’town bf Umuru< tionalists in an attempt to wipe out Tickets at the Door the Manchester Rod and Gun Cliib unhappy about the turn of events the Red Influence contributing to ' DONA'nON 75« - in Coventry. Work will atart 'early April 22. In Jordan in the last couple of Jordan’s ferment. The country re­ 'Entertainment—Priie*. Repeats Charge , ' weeks, especially after the' gains- C A L A D IU M »,,.. 39c hr the morning. Dinner will ht Nicaragua denied ita ti^ p a had ❖ * 0 ■ mained outwardly calm, with the served to the workers. pro-SoViet elements appeared to streets of mdjor citiea 'virtually Fancy Leaved, hilxed. Color*. -Invaded either town. /Then last be making there. .'-Hv / night Fidel Duron repeated the Moscow has stepped into aimllar deserted, in the-third day of martial charge, but talked--fnainly of the ! tuations in the past with decla- law proclaimed by the young FOR GARDENS • Children's monarch. Mocoron in cid en t' • | k.tlona. propositions and - ultima­ (This dispatch, passed through LAWNS, SHRUBS The Foreign banister said about i tums. In the past it has not FERTILIZERS 60 Nlcai-agutin , National Guards- j been hesitant “to suggest that So- censorahip. hut did not specify MILITARY NOW!! met! entered ,,;[(([ocoron, an Indian i 'vlet "Volunteers" might want to whether these extremist elements DIUCONURE ...... 50 lbs. $2.95 TIME FOR THE AFTER-EASTER SALE yplage of SOTUt 1^000 which is 22 rally against imperialists, as it did were to be brought before the mili­ The complete otganlc, food for lawn* and gardfna LAUNDRY milea inside., Honduras, occupied a during the' Suez crisis last fall. A Jordan military radio car slts putside sandbagged entrance to general poet office in Aihman aa tary courts. It was reported In WHIST YOU’VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR! ■dibol .looted shops, stole livestock But thus far in the Jordan cri­ telephone service wai disrupted’ aftbr martial law curbs were installed during country’s current po­ other Arab^^pitala that several hundred-Tifiraons were arrested In S-IJO-S Bo m M«^ri^vor$pMR Food- ■VormlcoHto and got dnink. He said they leave sis, only a vast silence has ema­ litical crisis. (AP Wlrephoto) • Monday. April 29 Cdint ta Heda's Roady-ta-Waor Dtpartmant and tofct odvontogt af the town every day bufretum at Thi nk It Over nated from the Krefnlln along this the roundub'Of Leftists. One'report MISS night. It you really ihink "ahead,” you shodld have no trouble setting line. The official press haa' not ,aald form er. Premier Suleiman 8^.M . LAUNDEREHE tha terrific borgaini wa art aflorlug In aur Fidel Duron said the Nicaraguan your clocks tonfght In preparation for Daylight Saving ■' Time, even carried a fuil-fledged edi Nabulsi. ousted by the King two Garden Tools, tAwn Rakes,* Shovels, Hoes. Spades, p a i r weeks ago, was under house arrest 8S1 E. CENTER ST. St. Mary's Church aipbaasador here expressed Presi­ which starts at 2 a m. tomorrow. And don’t worry about Ufa torial on the subject. , Governor Puts Trowds, Cultivators, Parker Lawn Sweepers, Spreaders. COR. OF PARKER, dent Luis Somoza’s "interest in hour of sleep you will lose. You will get it back in the fall, All the papers have done is to j _ Hundreds Fleeing In Amman). OPEN r A.M. to 6 PJII. G.F.8. SPONSORS In turn hack ruff nr Engliah rib maintaining cordial relations." He when Eastern Standard Time returns. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) carry a aelection of press reports i I# I rl nffl'TI J~kT1 The new cabinet met for two Prizes! Refreshments! atyles, all tvhlle with nylon reinforced quoted the ambassador as saying from Damascus,' Cairo and other .I.X.# *f» •K-^ga*l 11 "A A hour*, imder Premier Ibrahim . Wo Dollvor ami Givo Gioon Stamps. FLUFF LAUNDRY Donation 76 Cents font for extra wear. Size* -81 j to 11. the men who invaded the disputed points, all carefullj’ culled to _ Hashem. . Regularly S pair 81.00. border legion wpl'e bandits pur­ Kdemoiiatratfe the anti- Government officials who had D A M P W A S H point of view. Byt in the Com­ Big Texas Floods been fired d ui^g the Nabulsi ad­ sued by the National Guard. Liquor Board ministration were nearij) -idt given DRY CLEANING y'- Nevertheless. Fidel Duron said, Suez Users Consult munist way of doing things these he is aendinfe Nicaragua another republished press reports are back their jobs. SHIRTS SPECIAL--REG. $1.98 strictly an unofficial reflection and Hartford, April 27 (/P) — Assis­ Danas, April 27 (4“)—Flood ^-closed, power was out and tele- StrMts Deserted protest and this time expecta tant Police Chief Raymond J . The' streets of Amman, Old written apolog).'. do not commit the Soviet govern­ Eagan of New Haven today waa vaters surged out of dozens of ?J,**^*,„„ j A COATS , . . NOW ^38.8S Jerusalem, Nablus, Ramallah sAd JW-HAUceitt SCHOOL GIRLS' SH01TLDER STRAP . / ^ ■ i. The Weather Bureau lifted a No extra charge for blan­ PINE A reliable source here attribu ment in any way. M iU K N Itnil COHM* REGULARLY $45.00 ta $59.95 yOn New Egypt Plan There are ■ westerners who be­ appointed tq the State Liquor Con­ riv^s vul.creeks in much of Texas severe weather forecast for a 120- Irbid—the chief Jordanian cities— kets, rugs or spreads. the border incident tothe refusal trol Commission to Lao F>. tMay, floodliig lowlands 4pd fore- nille belt from Slifeveport. La., to all were virtually deserted, under of the S-man i^llitsry junta ruling lieve the reason for the Kremlin’s Carroll, a fdriiiar State Polio* ma­ the almost total curtew. Troops, CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS PHARMACY Honduras Jtd'send a special 14-man restraint up to now is th*t a Mos­ mg hundreds oY persons to fivacu-; Del Rio in far West TaaSs, biit By H'lLIJAM V. OATIS ‘ the Suez Canal Co. Recent talks cow blast at thla. moment would jor of Ridgefield; ate their water logged home*. | scattered shower* and thunder- and police patrolled-the five cities, 884 CENTER ST.—-MI 8-8814 delegation invited to the inaugura- Carroir* tern) expires May 1. forcing everybne except a few of- ; tion of President Somoza fh Ma­ United Nations. N Y.. April 27 i gn future operation hays been be- strike a sour note in the current TorrenUal rains up , to 8 Inghea . showers were predicted for today (iP)-^'rhe UN. Security Council tween the United States and chorys of peaceful coexistence Eagan wa* named by Gov. Abra- leshed a "wide area of the stkte and tpmorrow. ificials to stay indoors through SUITS . ,. NOW ' nagua May 1. to ^ y took time out from its Suez' Egypt. haffi 4u .Rltlleoff to)(k.6-ye*v term. • At Killeen in Central Texas, most of the day, " ' Draw string tqp with tap eadMUr* Thir source said the Honduran aimed al tha Weat — -Britain, in yesterday and a barrage of kt G>nw ih new Canal debate to let user' countries i Israel Still Barred particular. • ^ . The post pays aSdiit *8,400 a year. least aix tomadoea struck in cen^ heavy r'alrla'last'nlgllt'Tofeed 100 ' Klirg Hussein's hand tW^;. 3 r e g u l a r l y $45.00 ta $55.00 Junta had told Nicaragua its regu­ consult on Egypt's new plan for The Egyptian declaration pledges, Carroll was named to the com- atreni^ened by pledges of loy­ and get yeur lar ambassador in Managua. Le­ Still, a thunderous statement on tral and-East Texas. Injuring flve)J*'"‘"«* Yrom thrif h ^ e a . High alty to him and hi* new govern­ RE(U>y-TO-W£AR DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR running the waterway. i the (2airo government to observe Jordan cannot be ruled out and the mlaaion by Gov. John Lodge, a peroouz and causing property datn- ' winds at nearby Port Hood. Tex., $ 1 . 5 9 onidas Pineda, wouljl be sufficient An all-day council'discussion yes- the 1888 Constantinople Conven- Republican, Opt. 16, 1953. blew the roof off the Officers’ Club, ment from sheiks find mayors in ADVJ e a c h representation at the ceremonies. western colony here includes some age estimated at more than $1 the older part of.hU Hesqrt realm; terday showed two members satis- tion for freedom Of Suez naviga- who believe one is. coming within Carroll ‘succeeded John C. Kbl- million. the, motor pool. building and the 9IHOFPINO ly, now State Police comFSissioner. stand* at the baseball stadium. The 21-year-old. King aJaq/hs- fled with the Egyptian declaration, tion "within the. limits” set therein. the next few day*. The cloudbursts rontinukd today ceived some public expeesMons of \ ^■I- three willing to give It a try and Eg.vpt interprets this to .mean It In Vienna. Soviet Deputy Prem­ ^arrolUhad served as acting State . 300 Chilldren Escape' ’ ' LIST Rturvi yoia sier- Specials From Our Domestic Depte in South and Centrill Texas. Many! Dan^Je from the tornadoes support from the small but clisndUt In tdvinee wkilc Depositors d six anxious to replace it with a n . can continue to bar Israeli ships ier A. I. Mikoyan today accused Police commissioner after the areas braced for more flooding aa crowded Palestinian part of Jordan stocks wt eenplste. Pick it up . ijilernktlonal agreement. j under lecurity provisions of-the Secretary of State Dulles of "in- death of Commissioner Edward'J. yesterday was heaviest at Tyler CHILDREN'S virtually every river and creek In where a twister roared across the acquired during the 1948-49 Arab- dufini sale. For it were Iraq and the Soviet' convention. 'i'". aylti'ng" the Soviet tlnloij by say­ Hickey, Sept. 22, 1953. North, Central , and South Texas laraeli War. , Union. For giving It a try were; The declaration saya Egypt will ing Soviet "alms, and proposals Eaga'n. heads the detective eastern eelge of town. It hit two APRIL 2t, 30. MAY, L 2,3,4 Dijcections or were expected to reach new create elementary \ achools, the junior It was among the Palestinians Utai^ tbri Sataniy SHEETS and PILLOW CASES Nationalist , the Philippines operate the canal, collect the tolls, are 'p'ropaganda and hi* are logi­ bueau in the New Haven Police today and tomorrow. that the Communists, infiltrlting high school \and more than 400 and the United States. | set aside 5 per centi_for govem- cal.” . Department. At Kenedy in the once hard-hit the ranks of Arab Nationalist FAMOUS BRAND F

V ^ \ ' ' ‘ ■ I • • ■■ / - >• " PAGE THR6D > > MjjyNCHESTER EVEM^G HERALD, MANCl^ESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1987 MANCHESTER EVENING HiHALD, MANqHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, APRtL,27, 1957 PAGE TWO Thursday evening at the Oak Jack, Jill Shower ------^ ^ . ■ , , , I, i\ ' I • ...... ' I ,iiiiii:;ii.- » z Bolton Grill. 36 Oak S't. Amateur sing; , era, dancers and -o(h«r entertainers Jaycees to' Hold /■ I >" i;Maii8field Aides are invited to compete for prizes Held THE ARMY AND NAVY Busines^f Bodies awarded to the foriteatanl with the ft Annual Road-e-o ' Stieiiiwold on Bridge best and most humorous talent.. Barbecue for June 8^ ^ Misa Marilyn Forde,: daughter of T Held for Hitting By "M nslcsl'Bingo" is an audience James Forde, 94 Spriuce St., and participant game combining skill Contest May 12 DON PRIEDMAN Robert E. Richardson Jr.,’ 203 ^ Boy Patient;' 14 AVOID fWESSlNO TO South dealer ,/ . and musical knowledge. Joey. Kaye Doth tides vulnersbie Roy Jones Booked as Chef iJighland. St., were honored with Teenage drivers will be compet­ DANOBEOUSIOPPONENT Is master of ceremonies snd' music NORTH One of this main iparkplugs in? a surprise Jack and Jill shower B-I-N-G# - April a? tm — Two ; By Alfred ^einweid // furnished by the Wally Fields ing for a Chance at a 92,500 scho­ A Q to 4 BoKon, April 97 (Special)—The* Sunday \rifl coincide until the year recently, with Miss Gladys White, EVeRY SAT. NIGHT—NEW TIME SS)0 ,r.M . •"DByeWitrIc »l

J k- /: ' , '-r . \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, GONN., SATUBE(AY^ APRIL 27, 195*7 p a g e MlKBr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, k^CHESTER, . CONK., SATUHbAY, APRIL 27, 1957 \ ;i||tegi!iG H T ’’Tes," tlA gentleman' admitted, ChUdren in Boston’s Roxbury V ' " " BUGS BUNNY *T did have some trouble in the district are on their beat behavihr, ,ntwar1io iPravioua ^uialof iSrst grade.' And before I got Ind they .hfve good reason to h«. A. *Volunti#r Stcit#" Sense and Nonsense though the second grade, the cltisen left $100,000 in his will to teacher made me so nsrvmis, I be dUtrlbuted in prises for good-, eould liardly shave." mannered public-school pupils. ' A c a o d f 67 Diminutive of The owner o f an up-en4*cominf church. < Ronald store In e small town asked his Priest—Well, what do you thlnh IT h t — U aSPautt ~ 7 ------r oiily clerk: V of it? . BY DICK TURNER TcDoaasae’a StiSrckeepr—Miss Smith, do you Agent—I ’m rather disspppnted. CARNIVAL state flowtr " ^DOWN Stadium Tough for Williams know anything the new min­ Priest—Why? INorris-T— ia 1 Prepoeition Re4 Sox Beat Yankees ister who mover here next week? Agent—From the amount of In this stets 3 Crucifix Techmen Open Season Girl— Why, yes. He Is. Ull, money your parishioners list as I Its Reelalloot w S Indolent good-looking and about 2S, and he gifts to your chprch. I ’d come to — — was ' 4 Parches UfcJCJCl Average Dips 50 Pointy Isn’t married. believe that the- aisles were paved formed by an $ Moistened 48Perfume Tuesday with Norwich But Ted Goes Hitless Storekeeper—H’m .. Is that so 7 with gold. earthquake in 6 Greek wsr god $ i Precipitation Well, you may put all the new isui"-"'"...... 7 Eahi 33Hidrous 90 Walker in water New Yorfef April 27 (/P)— Just before the season etarted. haU Into the front window right The Injured woman was rushed ISRrotuberenee t Solitary In4 New ' S UlEkist 91 Redact By PAT BOLDUC Manager Fncd Haney gave his Milwaukee Braves the once­ away. to' the hospital. 6 State Chal' Cheney Tech opens its nine-game baseball schedule Tues­ Doctor—Did you hold a mirror 14 Bake chamber ghirp 36 Lockout ***fl!? t , over ahd ebramented, “ Frankly, I’d like more power.” 'Grfeat 1$ Indian weight j {.Conclusions , -----is loested 53 Metpl day afternoon meeting Norwich Tech jn 2 o’clock contest New' York, Apj>if27 yo\i down." irted late. And last yea t.I hurt ■■to see your church. I ’ve , heard so 41 Masculine r and Villanova, each aeeking a Hogan (K id) Bassey, theXBrltlsh along by Adcock’s five rvtnt batted leum products totaled more than r r the boys are hustling every min­ _ BIssts Homer Williams seemed relieved to foot, and missed several much about it. appellatien triple, highlight today’a final aea- Empire titlehdlder, last- nHgh t in on-two homers last night;-<^dn’t * $669,000,000 in the 1090 fiscal ute. they show vlonderful ^ i r l t learn that he still was in the ex­ w^fcks.”' Delighted with the request, the 43 InSrm r w alon of the 63rd annual.Penn Be­ ------, ...... 7 * earned a crack at, the world come to an end until the Sih^res 2 clusive .400 clasA after hfs frus­ AAt for the, runaway start. Wil- priest took hint on a tour of 'the year. and are very eager to learn. laya on Franklin Field. "relaxed" to score their f i ^ two - 49 Appropriate trating day. liamsXsaid .he thought the warm JOE ADCOCK by whacklhg Puerto Rico's MigUel MSeIno Looks for Imjirovement The apeedy Texana quallfied.yea- Berrios out of the competition IR runs on a walk, sacrifice and two n|5r5yiw «• I don’t know what there if WeatheV had a lot to do with it. Pulverizes Redlegs singles In a 9-2 breese past C3ncin- 47 WingUke part terdi^y for both the quarter' and "Y qu wok It up." he sa,ld. "When a 12-j-.ound bout 'at the Capitol o-rt "Although i know very little of LocalySport about this park." he said, "Maybe 'hatl’s Redlegs. 46 Novel half mile, relaya ai^d will aend a it’s a warm spring I usually do Afena. ----- BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR. HOOPLE the strength of , our opposition. I It’s because I'm always conscious 'Xfinclnnatl, 'After winning four (n OUT OUR WAY SI Elect faat mijie relay team imgainat de­ pretty good\When it's cold 1 can’t Bassey. whose American debut feel thqt we should show improve­ of the fence ih right and try to pull a rOw, didn’t have a chance agajitet $4 Mike lace ment as the a w o n progresass. fending* cham4>ion Vlilanova, ■ in all the time. get going. 1 Just don’t like' cold was a smash success, now la in Warron ^ahh, the veteran,-le^ FAP/.fTHlSAlSOOSES.i $6 Genua of Right now I have four starters what could foe .the outdoor mile “ Everybody has a park he finds weather,” . . line for a title bout with (Jherif p : r who now etands 41-14 a g ^ s t the- MV iRETOlH&eoiL- maples hack from last year’i team and race of the year.. Hamla, the top ranking French- BEAT CAESAR.'AM OPIUM PIPE iM ■Redlqgs lifetime. He’s beamn them 6 ' |H6 POIMT'*>*'THe ' tODrtadfuI n f r several ot the newcomers have Vlllahova, 'indoor National A A U SOFTBALL PRACTICE: Rain- Algerian. Bassey, a Nigerian, now eURkE'S MOUm— THE POSTER OP 61 Pewter.oaln of box^Club Sunday morning at 10 makes hla home in Liverpool, twice this year in hla 3-0 record. 7 TIME HAS dOMETO looked real pronUslng in recent and TC4A championa, won t)he 'dla- MY chamPiom is leuiNED/— whose > The Hraves are 4-0 vs OacinnAtl. CHASTISE t h a t , Malaya ■ drills," . tance medley yeaterday, appears q)eiock .aL-Robertson Park; Case England. BASE HAMOIWORK IS THIS ? 6$ Completed Rros. at noon Sunday at Robert­ 'Ihe natlonally-telerised -fight With the Victory, the Braves ORCHlH' Back from the 1998 aquad which an overwhelming favorite to take Alumni to Start — AS IP X DiOHfT K»40VJ— 4 - n tSPrsM the i^irint medley, and then facy son; Pagsnl Caterers at 2:30 Sun­ between Bassey and Berrios was opened a full, game; edgh over the th a t TRIP TO" concluded the aeason with four 8EELZE6UB OP MISCHIEP WOODSHEO.' 64 Blackbird the Longhorns from the. South\^at day afterfioon (irieet Oovalettes in the semifinal in an. elimination Brooklyn Dodgers, who 'ware MAKERS ‘*My huatrand just loved th« last parmanant you gava 69 Short Jacket straight wins and a 4-2 won and twlnblll) at Burnside School Field whipped by the Pittsbiugh n - tEAHDER.' lost-record overall are Co-Ca^tains Conference in the final even'It on tournament set up to find a suc- pht; Maria— h t thought I did H m y te if!’' 660anvaa ahelter the loiVg program—Ih'e mile. In Bast Hartford. Tryouts on Monday American League '' W eessor to Sandy Saddler, the re­ rates 7-1, ^iladelphla jumped into Russ Cowles and Dana Austin, W L Pet. GB third at ,500 by gating the.' New Hank Jaslowski and Dave Heyart. 'Warm, dry weather was fore­ tired featherweight king. RAINBOW CLUB, winner of the ...... 6 1 .897 — York "Giants 9-0 'on rookie Don- , Cowles, the’'team’s No. 1 pitcher cast. That means Villanova'a meet Chicago ... Saddler, an American, had to record of 3:11.9 set last year, could Mercantile Bowling Leagute for Tryouts for the Alumni Baseball League will get under­ Boston ...... 6 3 .667 — step aside because of eye injuries.. Cardwell's four-bitter in his first Cut! BY AL VERMEER and who will play leftfleid when the past two seasons, will be feted major league victory. PRISCILLA’S POP not on the mound, was-Cheney’s be shattered. The Texas team -Of way Monday night at 6. o’clock at Charter Oak Park. Walter New York' . : . . . 9 3 .626 114 . Paris, Nottingham in England, at a banquet tonight at 8:30 at the .. .. 6 9 .900 2 lj Rain stopped B t Louis at OU- AND ON THE WAY HOME, TWEA/ top hitter last sq>ring with a ro­ Jimmy Holt, Lavern Voigt, Ed Fortin of the Recreation Department will IJe in charge of Kansas City ■New York, Syracuse and Washing­ THEN WE’LL OO TO A ^«: Rainbow Club in Bolton. Members Baltimore ...... 4 9 .444 3 ton ars being considered for fhe cago after four innings In the other SHOW AND I WANT YOU CAN WE STOP ACTlNOr bust .436 batting average. Russ Southern and Wally Wilson ran the tryouts with Mel Cushing assisting. 3:12,8 at'the 'Texas Relays April 9. of the winning team and their Cleveland , ...... 3 5 .379 3',4 championship test, probably late N L game. , 'FIRST WE'LL GOOU t V 4,TO ACT DkSNIFlED.' was also ths big RBI man- in ’96, The Alumni League, which con-*'" . • • ------' ------Villanova will counter with Oharley wives sqd girl friends will be Detroit, . i .. ___ 3 6 .333 4 this spring. In the American, Ted WUllams" TO DINNER AND 'riDU’RE being credited with 10. slats of six teams with 16 boys on Stead, ai^homore Ed Collymore, guests of the spon.ror. in uniform will be allowed at any Washington . . . . 3 7 ,300 4>4 Wound Up Groggy was O-fOr-4, but Boston's Red Sox TO ACT LIKE A LAD^' “ Possessor of a strong arm and each squad. Will get underway on Charley Jenkins, Olympic 400 game. The two other players will ' Xsaturday's Schedule defeated th e'N ew York Tzmkees AND SENTLEMAN labeled a steady receiv\r. AuslW Sunday, June 2 with a doublehead­ Berrios, the decided favorite in meter champion,, and the peerless TWO LEAGUE ga'ffies are' on be Assigned to the Farm League, 6-2 and moved into second place, a is expected to improve upon his tap next week for Coach Tom er. All- games will be played at Bostoh at New York, 2 p.m. prefight betting, wound up groggy Ron Delany, Irish Olympic 1,900 kach player in uniform must play game behind the Chicago iWhtte below .200 batting mark of last Kelley and his Red and White Charter Oak IPark.-Also, this sea- Brewer ( V l ) vs. Shantz (1-0). Along the ropes and lost a unani­ meter gold medal winner. St least one inning in every sched­ Sox, who deflated Xansaa City 4-3. year. Author of a fine .409 batting Indiana. Monday afternoon, at 3:30 Farm League will be or­ Detroit ^ Cleveland, 2 p.m. — mous, one-sided decision to the s Texas qualified for the 400 by uled contest. Detroit ended a three-game slump,' average a year ago, Jaslowski is at Mt. Nebo, the locals, currently ganized and all boys who-fail to Foytack tO-8 ) vs. Score (1-1). stocky 24-year-old visitor. , winning its heat in 41.8, and faces b mating Cleveland 5-0. And Balti­ a definite started at third base. sporting a 1-1 won and lost record r ake the "big league” will be This season Mancheslec. \vill not (Jhicago si\ Kansas .CSty, 0 'There could be no doubt that the challenge of North Carolina more knockid off Washington 4-3. HeyarL club's regular first base- engage rival Bristol (1-1) and placed in the ’.-minor league," with ; •nnusl SUte p.m. — Donovan (0-0) vs. Kellner Bassey fully qualified for the First Grsnd-Slammer man, is a better than average College (Durham), Indiana, Puerto chance at Hamla,’ He fooled those CXIIL leader. Hall (2-0) will be aL ak chanae at midnieason to move upub', TournatMnt., For- (O-I). Adcock’s second bonier (fff start­ \ gloveman and has also taken his Rico and defending champion Mor­ tin said. At the end of the.regular. who’ve questioned the quMity- of MAV HASE Nebo for a 3:19 contest Thursday. to the AJdmni League. The Farm Wsshlngtpn at Baltimore. 2 p.m er-loser Johnny KUfmtein was the turn on the mound this spring. gan Stata In the half, this same — Stobbs (0-2) 'VS. Fomleles prizefighting abroad and made TROUBLE Southpaw Alan Johnson, 8-2 vic­ L e a g u e ^ ll play alt its games a t ' top tour teama In the first grand-ilsnuner Of t|>e season FlHDiHB A D’Angona hopes the infield veteran Texas quartet of. Wally 'Wilson, tor over Windham, will pitch t h e ^ s t Side Oval. ' *tandlngs will engage in a playoff ( 1-0). . ^ rrio s the favorite at better than j t ^ the^thW and whJ be able to bolster Cheney’s Hollis Gainey, Ed Southern and Friday’s ResOlls .wiVMywtas oer w v WOODSHED* against the veteran Rama. Kelley "Boys 13 and 14 are eligible to i ■«rles. * built a 9-0,lead tor the 30-year-old m owd staff which lost .an out­ Bobby Whllden, faces Nortli Caro­ has not decided on his mound Referee Charley Reynolds and Vm register and trvout. Fourteenth | Coaches Of this year's .entries Chicago 4 Kansas City 3 Spahn who gave nine, hlta, one a SlMThl VAfSktlL. standing performer in the gradu­ lina (Durham,) Indiana, Michigan, chojee against Hail. birthdays must be„ reached on or i will be as follows: Nassiffs (Night).. Judge Joe Bunsa gave Hogan — BY V, T. HAMLIN Morgan State, Puerto Rico, Win­ solo home run hy W ally EMet, in ALLEY OOP Another World ated Kenny Irish, before August 1. To date a total of (Uarlle Gra*f,. Green Manor ^.Detroit 5, Cleveland 0 (Night). his name in Okon in Nigeria — a BY RAY GOTTO ston Salem Teachers and Manhat­ gaining his ftfth victory ■ In the COTTON WOODS John.^smlnsHi is another candi­ H A R O U ) OS41O0D rSj^rts that 89 boys have registered for the Larry Bates, Fire A Pollce-- Baltimore 4, Washington 3 117-108 lead. Judge Mike Tar- I 0UNNO,'nK...BUT YEP... date' fo r ^ tth liig duties ■while Tom tan. Defending Champion Cornell the Marines softball team will drill dugno scored it 118-108. The As­ last six starts against the Redlegs. tryouts. Whltey Johnson, Ellks—Bob Von (N ig h t),' Johnny Logan and Del Orandall nit AFTB* A U . AN HlS ’\NOW’ ITB „.SO flL vse H4 MAID VaiclulisiVho can also play first scratched because, of ;an injury to Monday night at 6 o’clock at Rob sociated Press had Bassey in front FIRST \ ATOMS AM- GIT SOUeDUDDY Practice sessions will be held Deck, First National Bank— Boston 6, New York 2. the other Milwaukee home runs. A'KVVMS'MMiS base, and n ^tlln g Paul Doucette Irwin Roberson. ertson Park. 117-109. £LS£ OUT* 1 every night next week, weather George Kelley, Manchester Trust Pittsburgh’s. Bob Purkey, BR6 T M €AJW WEAPON. \ HE . are battling tot the starling berth Other titles up for grabs today Sundaj'’a Schedule Berrios won only, one round permitting, at Charter Oak start­ —Walt .Slnon. Kelly and Sinon are had been 0-3 lifetime .vs, the Dodg­ SO rr SHOULD V A SKULL. ISPLire,' at second. Inexperienced but with include the two and four mile re­ (Chicago St* Kansas City, 2:30 unanimously — the 10th — on all ing at 6 o'clock. the only two new head coactaejs. ers. remained the only pitcher to BefV\ \V®NR. ?EN MINUTES LATER. official at bats, and 'scored three, that stretched hack to 1954 with he skows good promise and 1 be­ Moat Excltta^ Race Penn apparenjly was licked 8-2 The Tournament- Committee of ’ unsportSifianlike conduct." St. Louis ...... 2 5 .286 4> V S K P E R o f T K ’E c w p s c s u e s . times in .9-3 victory over Cincin­ the Braves. lieve that he could help us with e most exciting race of the going Into the seventh inning with the 'Professional Golfers Assn, will jjt addition to Bayer’s 17, two CardWeU, a 6-4 righthander, VyLVeeWEDUVE p - added work and concentration to opehing day was the two-mile run take up at least seven such oases ^ players, Don January pnd Doug Saturday’s Schedule nati. sophomore Bruce Irving pitching gay^ up two hits in the first In­ the task 'at hand. Harry Roy (a in which Law Stlegiltz of Connec­ before play opens in the' Texas Higgins each had a lO on one hole. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, 1:30 Pitching Don Cardwell,' Phillies ■DOeVL. a 'Strong game for Yale. Penn ning, another In the fifth and the southpaw) is another lad who dis­ m. — Newcombe ( 0-1) vs. Kline —Rookie righthandei* struck out v «D )jn r '0 E m | ticut just edged defending cham struck back doggedly and finally City’s Colonial Open. Ernie Voasler took a 46 on Sen- last in the ninth while shutting plays fine potential,'* D’Angona pion Jim Beatty of North Caro, . Hie problem came to a boil yes- era’s back rdns after recording a ( 0 ) 2. four, walked one while limiting s l \p \k »'. chased Iryfng with four runs In out the Giants behind Chico Fer­ concluded, "but noly through hard lina U .'a t the tape in the record terday when George Bayer of Los 3g on the front. New York at Philadelphia, 2:06 New York Giants to four hits In and the bases loaded with two out. .m. Gomez (2-0) vi. Roberts nandez' three-run homer. A t One wprk will he. bring' out his full time of 9:01.7. So Close was the 8 tu MMIer-relieved Irving and hit Angeles took a 17 on ■ Seneca Bayer took a 90 for the day fdr 5-0 victory, his first in the ma­ (0-2). point, the rookie retired 14 In or­ 'capabilities Harry is also a candl race that Beatty was clocked - in the next hatter, forcing in Penn’s course’s par-4 I7lh* hole. Bayer, a total 236. January and Higgins jors. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 8 p.m der.' Johnny. AntonelU lost I t date for flrist base or the outfield." identical time. Beatty held the old fifth run of the.fj-ame. one of the game’s longest hitters, haj g4,^ giving January 234 and —• Burdette (1-1) vs. Hacke Dave Slsler, a righthander w h o. Other team members still in con­ mark o f 9:09.9 last year. That called for Gillespie, who is capable of covering the 395-yard ■ Higgins 242. VoMler was 237 com- (0-0). never has lost (4-0) to the Yan­ tention for startifig roles are Ron­ Pittsburgh’s. Paul Hirash won fanned, plnchhltter .Stevt Schuck holg with a driver and a midiron, pared to' the cutoff score of 225 Disgraceful Demonstration ...... St. Louis at CThicago. 2:30 p.m kees In hla brief msijor lee«ue nie Anlello, Ed. Accomazzo, At the 4(>0 mater hUrdles in 62.9, Pete to > n d the threat. Gillespie, held for the final round. Last NighCsJF^hts Me Daniel (0-0) vs. R u s careir, beat NSW York tor the sec­ Dewber^,- Bernie Baion, Dick Harpel, Harvard,' took the ham Penn helpless for the final two in­ Harvey Raynor, PGA supervisor, ■ Raynor declined to name any called the demonstration a "dis­ ( 0-2 )., ond time this year, although giv­ Caaszar,-Conrad Sullivan and Gena iher throw with a heave of 177 nings as Yale made its slim lead pther playsra facing possible ac­ Washington, . D. C.—Hogan 'W % grace" and a "smack at ths in­ ' Friday’s Results ing up homera to Enoe Slaughter Courtemanche. feet. 6 <4 inches, and Ken Ban .stand up.^ tion. (Kid) B w e y , 135, NIjteria, out and Gil McDougald.' Jackie Jen­ ¥ • £ 7 Llttld Don Fisher,' TCch’a fine tegrity of golfers,who try." Philadelphia 6, N 4w York turn of Manhattan i4on ths discus Yale now Is 4-6 in the .lesgue .i_ Showdown Predicted pointed Miguel Berrioe, 123 >4 , sen slugged a two-run double and Tji.»»-tia.I____ second baseman last spring and with a t6ss of 199 feet, 2<4 inches, He said tha problem rose out at (Night). iwTWessa,ni«. and 6-3 overall. Penn is (L l in the Despite the background rhu­ Puerto Rico; 12. Jim Piersall bagged it with f . Ineligible this year because of the H ie third record shattered was by dlacontent among competitors j ^ o Fittsburgh 7, Brooklyn Tokyo-^ShoJl Iwamoto, 114 3-4, league. ... felt they had no chance t4 '.«hlsh barb, a redhot showdown for the three-run homer. Tom Sturdiyant CIAC’s age limitations, will'serve BliSa Clllbert of Winston - Salem (Night). Japan, butpointed' Masakl Kane- JEFF COBB BY PETER HOFFMAN - Centerflelder Ray Lamontagne In the money in (he $30,000 Ken- Derby meet’s top money in a $30.- was the loser. Good Handh! BY L a n k LEONARD- az the team’s manager. Teachers who won his 130-yard had a perfect day at bat. for Yale 000 jackpot continued to boil. Milwaukee 9, C 1ft c ri n a 11 . hlra, 115,.Japan, 10. MICKEY FINN ttickY Derby Open Tournament. ( N igh t!. A n a s a A s h o r t -t m b l a t b r , tu b phonb. The achednie:' High hurdles heat in 14 seconds with a home run and a double in Bill Casper Jr. of Bonita, Calif., f t : MOU MAKE THE LEFT T0RH6, \, April 30. Norwich Tech, home, PG A rules require that all -play­ St. Louis at Chicago— Postponed ONeSINTHE OFFICB OF. THB bUTTHtP TwELL.WEltt SURE kC!l safe! flat, bettering the 14:J clocked by two official trips to the plate.- He ers must continue in any tourna­ was In the driver’s seat' with a. GUARUAt^* EUTOR.. SHOULPVI J MOONEY is sound TDK JOHNNY-AND I l L / ( OKAy ! May 2, Vihal Tech, home; 7 Duke's Joel Shankle In 1969. scored two runs and dro-ve in three. 207— six under par-^—after yester­ — rain, College Baseball ARRIVitr A. SMyrNGAlBtT AND DRIVING MAKE TilE RIGHT f Norwich Tech, aw*y; 9, Lyman « ment unless released by the spon­ sors. , ' .. . - day's workmanlike par 71. . Sunday’s Schedule I Looking Back] Memorial, away; 14, Vinal Tech, His closest ;challengers. were New York at Philadelphia (2) away; 17, Bt. Thomas, home; 22, After an outbreak of bad scores Dartmouth 3, Colgate 4. Johnny Pott, a young Bayou belt­ 12:05 p.m. . - Colgate 9, Bucknell 0. Hartford Tech, away,’ 29j St, in the Derby Open> many aaked re Fifteen Yearo Ago Today— Leh- lease to travel to Texas where they er from Shreveport. L s.;-P eter Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, 1:30 Army 4, SyracUae 3. ” Thomas, a ^ y . Walnuts and Charlie Whelan Thomson from Melbourne, Aus­ p.m nie--MeniUo’s single scored SUa ght prepare for the Colonial Bowdoin* 7, Tufta 4. Hack in the 10th Inning aS the Chi­ June — -----’---- ■ ' .' '• Underfoot BY MERRILL BLOSSER Iw s will be staged hbre today with -won and lost record to edge out Rounding out the list of the top CAPTAIN EASY The “Tone” Improves BY LESLIE TURNER I FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS a total of 949 athletes representing runnerup Miller’s Restaurant (82- lo keglers were Dick Malinguaggl Scholaattc Baseball * TH6{| P iW k ^ ^ 1 1 WAIT 31 high schools''entered. The ffrst 38) by a single game.- - 114.3, Bob Guthrie- 113.14, Red Mivi you M6W.TRt« LiniE«NC!l! FOR OM, ANDM4KRH •vent la scheduisd for 1 p.m. In !8 pouni ^0UT5lDE>FtEfeKA6UV «U K UOFOKMATION. MV HK^ l » UGHP SURE hU. LROE I m 'FOUR. 5WP ON THAT THOjJ: Other team rroords included cavello 112.26, Cliff KeenCy I I I . 6I year olds, who have dommated Sat than Third Brother. New London T, Hartford Public ’TWT I TOLD Ml#* \ACR066 THR STREEP. ^ TO GTAVMd M lETTIR DUMF» THMJT|II5| his meet breakdown. Director Lloyff Ray’s 78-42, 'Villa Louisa 59-61, m d p*uj Correnti 111,39. BE646 A CAR^^HOf, ( g R p , Ouff, UConn trahk coach, .listed 19 urday'a oatlonal racing cards for * .The Laurel Handicap also is a rO WAIT AT lYOU TEND TO UMfR PAieWMS u exf Bolten Lake House 39-81 aijflJJ**’" ; Sylvester rolled- the yearia best two months, step aside for the most East Harlford 5’, Weaver 4. '■'* THS-IR-IONE OF K MR- SWeMSON* / . Qaas A' schools with 630 .individ­ mile and one-sixteenth test with 13 den Reataifrant 19-101. |W'gIe .game, a 166 effort,- and part today th favor of their older entries. Happy Hill Farm’s King, Southington-8. Wethersfield 1. THB FlACE'. uals; six Class B.school.with 189 After eliminating W alnut- in ; Kearns posted a 422 to Uke high entries and six Class C schools brothers and sisters. maker and Arthur B on n 's Fabri­ Middletown 6. ■Windsor It two- straight games. Ray’s went triple. laurels. High, team single Only one 3-year old race occiipiee with 126 entries. Scoring is on an cator,- a ddubtfui starter If the on to capture the playoff crown wis the 639 game chalked up by the feature spot at the m%)or track, is muddy, are topweighted at individual' basis with no team with a 3-1 triumjjh over Miller's Ray’s - ■ while...... Walnuts splendid . j tracks. That ,U the Oaks Prep for scores kept,; ■ • _. ■ 120 pounds. Mom’ua . last y w ’s Led Mickfy in Spring in the final best-of-throe-ganle se­ lifiiS total proved the beer high fUBej at OiurchUi Downa, wherq, winner, gets in with 107. ries. Miller’s had beaten Villa team triple score during the reg­ Louisa in another semifinal match. ?uarf^?ef"a‘ w 2 tin ; Lron Santore’, HelfaMrand Mrs. New York (IP) — BUI (Moose) The Detroit Red Wings have ular schedule. Bowling the best Skowron, first basemstrfor the Won the Nationsli Hockey Lesgue C)harlie 'Whelan* won individual ‘ Joseph. L ^ RockcBsUc have single without-a mark Was Mike added Kenfboky Derby next Satur- the top Impost of 121 New York Yankees, led the world title eight times in nine years. honors with a 119.60 average In 78 Zwick who threw, a 96. Bioh... I. pounds each l«--Llncoln Downs’ champions In hitting ^ r ln g the FINAL AVKBAULS Richest of the features, by far, IS exhibition gamas.wlth a .380 mark. wbaifB ...»...... n*.60 mile and one-atoteenth $10,000 the $115,000 Wllltom P. Kyne Me­ He had 21 hlU in 60 trips to the Bylvriier ...... 1 ..;...... 117.35 morial Handicap at Bay Meadows. ^ d g e p o rt Handicap. Double Bid IMBrlla ...... 11«.68 (116) and Park Dandy^-tl44) shape plate: Mickey Mantle flntohed sec- The race has a decided Latin flavor Keanis ...... U6.74 up the likely contenders. ' Belfast on3 with 20 httein 62 trips -for. a Shertcy- ...... 115.30 with five of the 18 entriea from f£L Ualincuazzl ...... 114.3 Argentina^ Holandes H. one of the beat Rockcastle by a neck at seven .323 mark. Mantle led the team In GuUtrTe ...... 113,14 furlongs two weeks ago. home runs with seven. In the final THE STORY DP MARTHA WAYNE Rebellion BY WILSON SCRUGGSr , Uavello ...... 'r;.T :.... 112.36 Souuf Americans, is favotod to M O ^ MEEKLE TV Repair BY DICK CAVALLl Xei-n*)' ...... 111.41 carry off the major share of the .Sportsman's Psirk’s headliner Is exhibition, third baseman Andy f ■ ■ ■■ ■ * ^ lond^ Carey moved into the .300 bracket. tun, W rti SO IROW MS MANS I tMTvs SOT DlOUtH UMPMD K l i 10 papir a iCorrenit ...... •...... lll.il' purse in the mile and one-eighth af­ a $10,000 m ill,event wdth seven ...... t ...... 111.32 He batted .304. with 21 hlU In 69 ONCt IT ttAPPCNCD in O l I 9 QMCT1AAC9 ,/ wouunY i Plow IUN6WW UN 7W VWWUI*, ANP,^ MUD HOUW. m W tIH If SOW BACKORDa E. Psgani ...... 111.31 fair although packing top weight entries. Speed Rouser and Good ACCIDBtTALiy kNOCKCP JUMPING r\ B C a M U B f MW HAMS 10 4VM <|Wit fOWUMgl 69|Nt TO radgkiNatKour/ WATERFORD Poliiukt ...... 111.26 of 124 pounds. He'll ridden by Gesture are the hlghwetghte at 120 eftor(s. Catther Yogi Berra was OesinuoF ...... 110.70 pounds. fourth In hitting with .293. -I - M e L W C V C R lep M eiL W T - B. Fazanl Sr. .:...... I.., U0.3S Willie Shoemaker. Chief domestic BrrtUfiil ...... 110.7 threat is Lou Rowan’s Spinney, Classy :^eld Bn>xt>wsU ...... ii... aiOJ winner of the Santa Anita Maturity The six-furiong Oaks. Prep at Extern league Pilota srrfra ...... itj8.13 ■ieh ...... '...... luasi In January. Churchill brings out a classy field -irL ■ ' ■' __ SPEED BOyvi gM. Zwlck ...... -;1...... ,7~IW:7S and' Laurel both offer of 3-year old Tillies; topped by the Wmiamsport. Pa- (P) — Three Dieu ....'.J.;...... 107.54 $39,0(10 added events tor oldec great pair of NUi'Llly and Jota fonttir major leagtto-.ptojrwa ^ tiSU ALiy •PhajMuf, ...... 107.:.31 horses. ■ . jochy ...... — ...... 107. Jota\from Harry F. Guggenheim’s Steve Souqhock at Binghamton, Jo RIvew 1 ...... 104._•K Assigned Top Weight Cain Hoy SUhli. JoU .JbU car­ Jo WhiU at Readtog and Mika m > 0 4 PMtIltS . . - . . ' V ...... 104.1 The mjle and one-sixteenth Ex McCormick at Springfield, Mua. I ___ ...... 106.42 ries 121 pounds, th m ^ o U -th a n celsior at Jamaica has attracted her sUhlemate. — a(re managUig In iha^ 106.37 a field of nine, headed by Jet Ac ss? m ...... r ir .. 106.32 BeW Brjeaks Meet lump^Mark ■ Winners of Friday’s feature LMguq thto sal son Tha otiur ...... 106.» tion from the Maine Chance Farm, toague piloU Dick Caftar’’- Indiatia’s Olympic hyosfi jump champion.-Grcf Bell sails throufjh Mrs. E .'E . Robhina’ Midafternoon races scored handily at every _ utliif ...... :...... ?r KHJ'J track. Gay Life ($1120) ecootfid sSgtecjsig!^,jBa» 1 , rtlsy ...... 104.47 ..the airisa he brok#raM t jump record at annual P muI Riiaya.ih and C. T. Cheneryfs Third Brother. ’-Philadelphia (Apnfi' a o i- H i jum pid-36’/IH " - 4 i top his own Jet Xotlon Slid MidhftsnKwn, a homelomc wlth,six lengtlulength to -ri- US 1956 Finn Rilaya inarr of 29’-$-4’ . p/W« f io M mark to 96) • l-ri ”. winner earlier this week in his Jiamaieals ■ " mua ■ sim ■ " * ^ lOl.-M 1997 debut, have been assigned top healleaffiner w fU a 1:44 !. nim 100.11 J a p wirm>hoto)> < / iP -S tS t i - / ■ .T:h ...... &£ -. ■ " ■ ..

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MANCHESTER EVENING' HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDa V , A P R IL 27, 1957 Houses for Sale < 72 Suteurban 'for Sale ~ 75 W$iiit€d Rail E»UtU 77 TAGE TEW Bogis and Accessories 46 Hooaehold Goods 51 .Household Goods 51 F irm s and Land for ^ a le 71 Houses for Said 72 MANCHE$TER — Attractlv# six ANDOVER—Five twin aized bed­ WANTiBD—Building lot* to Man- Articlw for 8»lo 46 UPRUSHt f r e e z e r . 18 «ni. ft., 44 ACRES OF land, eight room SOUTH WINDSOR BY FAGALY Ytid SHORTEN Help Wandedr^le ‘ MANCfttiBTER BDAT CCK. (10 ‘ ' CLEARANCE _ rooms in spacious charmiHg: Dutch cheater. Any son*. PhoM Antbrnobilcs fbr Sale 4~ ~ Household Sertices THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW! '-like new. Call Xa 9-4042 daya.be- house, 2000 ft. of frontage, suitable room Cape in good location.' Full LOAlt DARK, rich, stone free. . Essex at. Daily ' i2-9, SgL l-s; bsseia*nt. hot . watsr oil heat. Colonial home. 19 miles 'from 3-6278. .... Offered 13*A Scott-Atwater Ana. Boat!. ... Selection of etep tables and end fote 2:15 p.m, ,i for building lot, near residenlal le be'droom ranch . IWl NASH ^«AMBLER, hardtop, ' ^ ______Prompt d eliver. Call P r 1-6277 or ascUon. PI 2-6887 Or PI 2-8197. x 278 Storms and screens. Madeline Hartford, lesa than half mile (>fl Classified Willlfnantio ACadsmy S-M83. tables. 1/3 off. Need room for new SmlOr, Realtor. MI 9-1642. ' , Route 6. Large dlhlfig- room wIlK M UL^LE Llfl'nNO offers th* two tone, ovti^rive, heater, radio, rURNTTUIUi repairing and reflr.' . •tW A'f HOW THAT WOMAN I SEBAGD OUTBOARDS, New teig- stock. Dne-cid. garag* coihbinsd ssrvtcsi of $6 irMitors, aeat coT'ere. new battery. Good I^ in g; ani|guea«'reatored. Fumi- BR^ANCH MANAGER ., land. buUt for New England Amesite urive fireplace, cheerful kltchei. 19x18. Twf CAdOERRitrf «wrm OQOOPINELLA , HAS LET HIMELF^ ' ROT At AND SmtUi-Oorona fort- -Visit our showroom for furniture ikachinery and TqoIs 52 $ in o DOWN buys this almost nsw 80 salesmen to help sail your condition. S6S0 ,\aah. Fred R. tdra Repair Service. ToleottviUe. HAVE PICNTV 7D MS DMWSOUkK] OO ID SEED SINCE ' \‘waterk( From"$396 up. Call Ml Houiies foe $ale 72 I2y$4 foot^tchen and dining arte living room 16x20 with fireplace, Advertisement ' W A N tE D aM* and standard typewiltere. of quality for the. entfre home. Caps Ck)d. Appr-oximately 7 miles delightful foyer, open stairway, house. For information j^oee esil Edgar 1208 Main SK M l 3-4014. Ml. S-7449. WHEN THEV catch THAT? SHE SHE'S MAseieo' SHEUXXd^ • W E r e n t Seven foot sn u k her C;arUon W. Hutchins, HO 6-811$. SH0UU>8E All makas oTSidding machines • • |l6.koo:>Two familyi buUt 194$. Stainlees eteereink from Manebester Onter. -Four Full dry. cellar, oil heat. Attrac­ CLASSIFIED ADVT. • y ONE UXMINO SOMETHINO u k f THE Ar Repairs on all RUGS CLEANED and ahampooed. ACHAMCD ■ PreferaWy between- ages 30-. sold rented. 'T2 FOOT SPEED BOAT and 16 foot CHAMBERS FURNITURE Small cement and mortar mix- NeAt and clean, naar bus, shop­ Exhaust fam finished down, Birch wood Cabi­ tive 2-atory bam wlflp workshop, SBLUi7G YOUR property? ' list UKETHW — LOCAL BAO- 40 to <^rate a Sherwln-Wll^ makas, Marlow's. ping. Carlton W, Hutchins, - XCI nets, oaramic bath, hot water DEPT. HOURS Auto Accessorii:e »^ T i:ires 6 "Our care mean* longer wear,” OP HeaVElF* PICKER trailer. 25 h.p.' Eviniiide. remote SALES .era, power trowqia, elfctric ham- Birch cabinets garage, playroom. Brook, , atone L.M—M.L. which mean* (Uve Free pickup and delivery. Smith'* llAma paint and wallpaper -J. controls, electric starter. PI 2-6405. 9-5132,.'Jdultipl* Listing Msmber. baseboard heat, basement garage, .walls, H i acres. $21,000. Walton 8:15 A . M. to 4 :3 0 ’P. M. CENTRAL REPAIR Oo., 867 Oak­ at; THE GREEN Iners, water pumps, bulldtog Jacks, Clock chimes Mod*m—Multiple ListV with tha NEW TRSIADh—No down payment. Upholstery Shop, Ml 9-4663, e.ve- branch to be opened eoon In / QP«n chain ' holats, atr compreqaora, Ceramic tils bath'wht) formica artesian wplL 100x200 lot. Full W. Grant Agency, Realtors. XU EIIsworth'-iMitten Agency, Real­ nings Ml 3-7267. Rockville. ' land St. Repair work on all makes '*14' r u n a b o u t . Mercury motor, BIX YEAR old O p e . $13,800. Ex! price $12.600. I^awrence F. Flano, 8-1158. No paymenta till June. I 4^ lawn mowers, outbofrd motors 10 a.m;,*' 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. power rollers, lawn sweepers, lime cellsnt Oohdllion,' extras. Call vanity tors. x a 8-6930. •'^'Mark 25.'.Windshield, remote con- spreaders, rotkry tillers, trailers. Fire place with booke Broker. XO 9-8910;. ' COPY CLOSING TIME 4—800x16 exchange, $31.80 \ RCA WHIRLPOOL and Kenmbre and English motorcycles. Ml owner'after 6 p.m. M l 1-8814. 4—670x15 exchange, $35.80 \‘ Experien.ee in etore operation ' ('• troll and Maaterct-aft trailer. U pkl^T Y SE're.-^for cottage, rec- Miscellaneous tool*. Natural Corlsa trim USTING8 NEEDED tor aU ty washer and dVyer aervice. and selling net necessary al­ 8-1206, Rear of JEddle’a Auto Serv­ $11.900—Six room home, large, cabi­ ANDOVER. BOLTON, FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. . 4—710x15 exchange, 130.80 Reiady to go.' Can be seen at 454 reation room. etc. (3ood con'()ition, Recessed lighting of homas and bustoesa propar Promptly. JA 1-3121. though desirable.. Thorough ice. No. Main St. MANCHESTER — i$ix room .'Cap* net kitchen, aluminum storms, COVENTRY 4—760x15 exchange, $43,80 reasonably priced. Ppttcrton’s, 130 ' Cod. GvOr-aized gara$c, full rear O.E. hot water heat. • ■. \ Arthur -Falber, Broksr. XO S-l4 MON. THRU FRI -training supplied by^ua. •-45S7; e q u i p m e n t copper plumbing, oil burner, dou-' «rAnd Vicinity I Same quality aa new tlrea. POWER mowers. Famous makes.. Center~ ■ St, m 9- " " ArP dormer, fireplace. cohYeniently All these plus good Con*tructi<^ 10:30 A.M.' WEAVING of buma, moth holes 4 - ble garage; amesite drive. Carlton aSTmCS WANTED for aU type* * COLE MOTORS and torn clothing, hdelery'runa, No capital investment re­ No down paymenle, $2 weekly. No DiavifSnds— Watches—•! located, sensible priced at xj5,800, )V. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. Multiple SATURDAY 9 A. M. ABSOLUTE. BARGAB4 -.Custom 945- Center St. . Near University — 12 room co­ of homes. Stogie, 2, 8, and 4. fam­ 436 Center St. MI 9-0980. handbags repaired, slpper. rs- quired. Good'salary and liberal, payment till Jilne. Cole Motors, Jewelry , 48 made cornices and drapea. -Slip-1 A. R. Wilkie and'-Co., Realtor, XU •'Call sting Member. lonial. Excellent condition (easily 486 Center St. MI 9-0980. 9-0649, XU 9-4389. ' ilies and business property. Call placement, umbrellas repaired, profit sharing plas;L,g;i^us attrac­ covers, $59,50 and up. Choice of Mancifiester converted into two family) New Margaret (Tieszynski, Broker. XO men's ahirt collara reversed and tive retirement, prbpdsllian. LEONARD W, YOST Jeweler, ra- fabric*. Budget terras. Mrs. Rita, PRTOE REDUCED—$18,200. Six fumnee, artesian well, amesite TOim COOPERATION WILL Auto Driving School 7-A WEDDING AND shower, gifts, vbry 56 FT. RANCH, six rooms, tWO FRED A. NEWMAN, '' 9-4291. APPRECIATED replaced. Merlow'e Little Mend- [JliST UXlK ATJWHO - r WERE HER Apply ^ wi'itlng.,U>_E. F. pair*, adjust* watches ’ expertly. JA 2-7780. - Phoito MI 9-20512' roortT'Cape CJod, Jarvis Road. drive, brook, acreage, $21,900;- jng Shop. B u r thevVe Ei«M THAT MRS. t f SHE HUEBANOM’D Hlnnera, 'The Sheiwn-wffliaras ressonable, 10% discount, Rosary ceramic bsSha, entranca hall,* at­ Builder and Realtor CablneK^ltchen, electric stove, beada. 58 Lbekwood St. MI. 9-6412. Reasonable price*. Opsn dally. tached garage, porch, sweeping Lakefront—Foup bedroom year MORTLOCK'S—Mancheeter’e lead­ OOTMORE1DS4N \ MESTRUTT IDlMPRE “ WONDER WHO SHE , Oo., 151 Asylum St., Hartford Thursday evenings. 129 Spniet CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING exhaust Iqn, oil hot air, garage, 'round home; Very good location, ing Driving School offer* the moat PLAT FINISH Holland window WHEN SOMEONE’E PUTTINO ANVWAT?. HMI4N ORESSESj views, large maples, thrOe room x a 9-6771 amesite, one block from bua Own­ MULTIPLE Dial Ml 3-5T21 3, Ooni). • . TOP SOIL.' loam right from tha Street XH. 9-4387. 'Musical Instruments 53 best material and workmanship. in driver education. Thbusanda of shades, made to measure. All ORE«EOUKETMIE . .ON AIRB »^R* 'Sofa* overhauled, aprlnga retied, jqiartment possibility. Carlton W; er transferred. Ken Oatrinsky, $19,000. $5,000 cash. mctai Venetian bllnda at a r.ew .AGAIN* farm. Day or night. R. G. Upton. Hutchins. XU 9-8132; Multiple Ust- MANCHESTER—For the thought­ ■atisfied atudentq, 200,000 mile* choice of early American prints ^ S I C Instrumenm, rantiu. Com- Realtor, Xn 3.5159. Very nice five room ranch. Ce­ accident' free inetructioni. Ml low price. Keys made while yoti PI 2-8190. - ______■ Garden— Fqrm— Dairy tog Member. ful bu,ver! Four.room expandable LISTING and.texturei, .Special $89.$5.(chair* plats line of instruments. Rental Cape, beautiful lawn, flagstone ramic tile bath, full basement, high 9-7898, > wait. Marlow'e. EXPERIENCED automobile me­ applied to purchase price. Repre­ MANCHESTER Lost and Found M R S . A ^ GENERAL S'TpNE work, retain­ / Products „ 50 $10,600—Five room 1950 ranch. path), outside . fireplace, picket location. $8. ^ , $1600 cash re­ 0OUMTY chanic for Dodge agency. Apply In '$44.95. DeCorator assistance avail­ senting Olds, Selmer, Fed Beautifully IandsC*pe

A bout Town Heard Along Main Street ICanclit^r'Auxiliary. Police will And o n Some of Manchester^t Side Streets, Too Sigma Malgnl Amici means bava a tar« t match with Middle- "Sign of th* Oj^ FVi*nd.”.i|: our town AuxUlaiy PdWce Monday Latin Isn't too tu*|!y, and a i^oup night at 7:80 at the local poUce of teenage Manchester girls fol­ target range. ^ With Thle.Rlng. . . would stand up against the similar The urge to wed is at sq rate for-New York City with a pop­ lowed through on thaC^qamd thUC ulation of some eight million peo­ wcrIc. Mre. Herman Peteraeli. president tline high today in Mshchester; that is. for- this time of the year. ple. The SMX, a sorority of''high of the Mancheater Girl ScouU; Using an Interment rate of .220 school age girls, donated 82ffNto iALl^AY: Mias Dorir Mitchell, second vice We didn’t take time to_count tlurBunce Center for Mentally. R^„ president; and Miss Jean Camp­ the number. Years ago June used for a 40,000 population thc^ fig­ to lead all the months of the year, ured that 44,000 people are IntSrred tardad Children, nearly hall; of the bell execuUve director, will repre­ In New York Qty each year—or money they raised at a record hop TolExplain sent the Manchester Council at with October a close second. held Thursday^ at the Veteran* 5f ISUNDAV: O, Hartford, April 29 (#V—A State We recall, one June Saturday more than the present Msincheater Prison, inmate has confessed to the the lOth annual Girl Scout Presi­ population. Which prove* absolute­ Foreign War*’Home. dent's meeting at the New Ocean when we printed 14 on one page. Tha girls planned long and well 'knifing of a fellow prisoner Satur­ House, Swampscott, Mass., May 1 There were no brldel picture* ly nothing. and were rewarded . when nearly Bribe Pay day. ■ ^and 3. ■ used at that time. It was In Janu­ 300 teenagers tdnled out. diap- ■Warden "Mark S.. Richmond to­ ary 1952 when we began to en­ CheekJYoUr Tomahawk* erons were bn hand and refresh­ day Identified the attacker a* grave our own pictures. Cowboy fan* can turn up In the ments were served. Whshington, April 29 (iP)— George McChan, 24. Bridgeport, The South Manchester Fire De- most unexpected plape*. Senate rackets probers, in a I "o"' undergoing * four to »ix-year .partment squelched an oven A Language All Their . Own At a Legislative committee hear­ As a special event the glrla hope grease Are In the second floor to conduct at every dance annual­ sudden switch of plan.s, t^ a y I A Manchester man overheard ing In Hartford this week.i a man ly, I^adeHns'AmirauU of 37 Lenox That Interpret T^he a liquor atore in Fairfield. He wa.* apartment of Bernard Bairett, 117 from Norwich stood up, beady to ordered'4he doors closed on confined to prison on April 6, 1955 .. • I Birch St., yesterday, and not In the „ bit of conversation. db\yn at Rea St. emerged aa "SMA Queen.” She Wishes Of The PwniV^ Canyon Range •in New re­ speak on a bill that >youId permit was crowned and'received a large, its session with an Arkansas McChan 1* scheduled for preaen homo of John J. McCarthy as er­ hia town to sell the public utilities manufactui'cr who wanted to latlon in .Superior Court soraeUme roneously reported. cently. stuffed bear as a token gift. A member of a. guidaU missile it own*. , Ihi.i week. Meanwhile, the knifing In giving hi* name for the rec­ Instrumental in the dance were JOHN B. BURKE explain his alleged payoffs to vlctiu), Charles Rhinehart. 21,- of battery approached a group, of Joan Stephenaon, 25 Lawton Rd.; two union officials. -Miss Barbara Cutler, a repre­ friends; Ho- had a science' comic ord, the apeaker said, "Casaldy, FUNERAL HOME Waterbury, was reported ln“ *atla- sentative of Charles of the Rltz, like In Hopalong." ' Linda Ellla. 47 Virginia Rd.; Kath­ factoi'y" "condition at St. Francis Bars Diploihatic Tie New Yorit, will be a guest of the book tucked under his arm. From the Bar 20 Ranch, no leen Hartley, 30 MarMa St.; Judifh 'TEL. Ml S-6868 Washington, April 29 (jP)— Hospital, having been taken off WATES, and present a coemetics "Here comes another interstellar Barber. 25. Margaret Rd., and Pa­ 87 EAST CENTER ST. fella," one of the group said. doubt," replied the committee tricia Woods, 454 N. Main St. AMBULANCE SERVICE Senate rackets probers galled the critical list. demonstration a t their meeting chairman, knowingly. •-----7“ Tuesday evening at the Italian- "Everybody In this bualnw reads Vintage^Vehicles at South Windsor ^Checkpmit^ The Center, which will be four a special public hearing today , (Contlnvied on Pago Seven) The exchange provided an ap- years old next month, htis been an With Soviet Rus^a Amerlean Cluh. At their last iheet- science fiction." ‘ prapriate setting. At times during Three vlntege autos barral past a Rt. 6 checlcpolnt yesterday In SouUi Windsor on the Hartford- t(< let an Arkan.sa.s manufac­ Ing, Mr. and Mrs. Stillman Phll- After a.4ay or two at the high the. course of the'liitaring on the Springfleld leg of an 8-day "compeUtlon” trip through live Northeastern states., The vehicles are oasis In a sea of despair for parents turer explain his alleged pay­ brlck of East Hartford presented elevation range, a stranger to the bill, opponents ' ahd proponents among a field of 20 rambling racers which chugged away from Rockefeller Plazit In New York of mentally retarded children. offs to two union officials, I.iondon, April 29 (TP)—Soviet Rus.sia toniRht warned th* a varied dance program. SouUjweit desert country re- went at It like cowboy* and There these youngsters, and some Meany Blocks wcHtern powern aRainst interference in Jordan. r.;sYked that the air was thin but City Tuesday morning: qn their trip which will take them through New Jersey, Pennsylvania, not ao young, are 'provided with Earl F. Bettendorf of Texarkana. Indiana. Newf York, Connecticut, MasaachuaetU and back to New York City. (Herald Photo by Oflara). recreatloh and care during the day Tex., who operates a wai-ehouie Moarow radio broadcast a statement on the Jordanian situ­ Mrs.' Mildred M. Miller, 188 the duet we* plenty thick. palet manufacKiring plant at Ash­ Old Umers to" the area were So There! ^ by qualifled- people and parents ation isRued by the Soviet Foreign Ministry. ^ Spencer St, was chairman'of the and to le^’c a considerable sum son to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hurl- who under|stand their problems. Released from Israeli Jail down, Ark., demanded and got the Conference on Chow Mein supper, served by prone to approach _ newcoroera, Manchester had a shooting Mon-, God, make believe heaven and special hearing to explain what he Until today there has been no sign from the Kremlin of and with wry grins survey the earth.” for church Improvement. hurt, 103 Starkweather St. Mary Francea Hagan, American secretary from Huntington, VVl threats or ultimatums. ■■ ----- committee front. the Ladles Aid day night, but the whole thing BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter said were" forced payments'. ' He Society of Zion Lutheran Church desolation, asking, "How do you was a cleverly planned joke. Which unly recalls the young­ Va., who wa« imprisoned In.Israel for spying for .Syria, get* contended the committee did hinr Beck’s Ouster like the scenery?" During - the pep-talk dinner- ster, :who always referred to Pon­ Thauiks for the ReconunendatJon to Mr. and Mrs. George Bor- PRINCE ^ plane ticket checked by-'unidentified airlfne officer before depart­ last evening to a number of the A , hungry aslea clerk walked to sottl. Andover.' an ''Injustice” during iia hearings I . ______Amman, April 29 (A*)—Kinjr-.'Hiisscin returned to Jordlan members and their friends. Mr. meeUng Juat before a special sales tius Pilate aa "conscious pilot.” r ing f r ^ Rome, Italy, April 28. ' She is on way back to U.S.' on labor violence in Scranton, Pa, 1 \Va.-by radio from Rome). Sand. ■ ' ' ■ Hartford prepared the nnain dish, Mrs. Xmanda Young, 27 Cottage PERFUMES , • ■ ■ . . ■______II ^------that two Scranton Teamsters Union day rejected a proposal by Team-' budget work' aesaion may hava a lining sales quotas to his enq^oyes. given „by one youngster: '"Remem­ gan scanning the menu. When a AMarently the young monarch wanted to find out what which was served with rice and ber the sabotage day,. to keep .it waitreaa Sipprqached, he started to St., RiNckville; Gary G. Roberta, 42 business agenUi. Joseph McHugh stera Union President Dave Beck sauce. Other viands Included fruit formal look Monday night, if a When he singled out one salesman Florence 8t.; Edward Kohler, and Robert Malloy, are under fed-; for negotiation* on Beck’s ouster wa.s said in his neighbor’s conference Saturday with leaders couple of Directors do what they and said he expected a .84,000 vol-^ holy.” give her hia order, but 'was told; IArthur Drug StoVus j cocktail tossed salad, ooffee and I’m busy. Why"don’t you go to the Wspptng; Mr*. Viola Jarvis', 25 j eral Indictment on charges pf re- as an AFL-CIQ officer In advSpce of E g y ^ and Syria. kiTd to patch up any crack the Syridn gingerbread with whipped cream. say they might do. ume In 11 days from him the Joke .Madison St.; Chester Varney, 40 ceivlng 14,200 from Bettendorf. of Ma.v 20 hearing on corniptlon The new china with gold banding That's the night of the annual began. . ■ , . Brings Back Memories Ike Readies Strategy and- Egyptian.visitors might liave opened between him and M uy local people will remember Taken aback, the wouM-be cus­II. Faiifleld .St.; Ronald Morra, RFD Sen. McNamara (D-Midh), a charges. was used and daffodils dscorsted Chamber of Commerce dinner, and The aalesman stood and very 2. Manchester; Mrs. Pauline dbmnlittee member, .said he was Beck on April 1.8 Ssked Meany Saud,. -- ^ /r“ ^ Mayor Harold A. Turtcington and quietly said, “I think you're being the Simple Simon Sandwich Shop tomer aat there, with a "blank look Before-taking off for Riyadh yes-Ij -M-a 1 • 1 the tablea " which the Ladles Aid Society of on his face. 'Th'iri, after realizing Remenik, 45 Franklin St., Rock­ RUMMAGE "astonished that the courts have to name a 5-man "commlU.ee of Atty. Eugene Kelly plan to at­ unreasonable, air.” ,Tha inanager' ville; Mrs. Anna Gahnon, 709 Main ■MONDAY, TUESDAY. not indicted the man. who is al- AFL-CIO Executive Council mem- terday HUSseln rejected a previous K ^ Q C r "I1.D 1 1 S l l tend, probably v/earing tuxedos. 1 slated the quota was not unrea­ the North Methodist. Church suc­ he really wasn't going to be watted government proiposal for diplomat-1 * Ax.yvau m. aa .a a v? u . Reaervations for the Sfith an­ cessfully conducted,for a decade on, he lifted himself off the stool St.; John Curtin, East Hartfonl; FRIDAY. Against Budget Cuts lege,d lo have paid the money.' ■Jjers lo confer with another 5-man niversary banquet of Gibbona As­ They told the other Directors that sonable. The salesman assertd It Mrs. Catharine Rose, RFD 3,-Man- SALE Open .9 A M._to 5 P. M. This drew a hot prt>test from group named by Beck "for the pur­ Ic relations with the Soviet,Union.; they might be late for the budget was and mqck anger began to in the -old Qakland achoolhouae on marched out the door and du,tifully pose of discus.Hing my suspension.” T^e. .voung ruler has blamed his i sembly, Catholic Ladles of Colum­ Demlng St. The opportunity of en­ walked up" the street to the sug­ chester. ' , THURSDAY ” I Bettendorf, who wired the commlt- New U.S. Bli bus, Wednesday at 6:30 at the aesaion, but would go directly from show, y TUESDAY. APRIL 30 9 A; M. to 8 P. at By MARVIN L. AKROWSMITH ^slashed. But he said the President tee for permission to testify and Meany repljefi today that he couhtr.v's current. troubles on In- joying a revival of this popular gested lunch spot. temaUonal communism, aided hy Manchester Country aub, will the dinner to the Municipal .^IM^ Tha ^lan ag er fldmly asserted tea shop is slated at the North 9:30 A.M. WEDNESDAY Augimta, Ga., April 29 ; \lants. "the great majority" of that . . , --porrect the injustice done me.” he would not name such a group but close Monday evening. Membera ing where the aesaiona are being That'k your quota and that’s President Elsenhower today chart- arnount put back. ’ ' said, by remarks at the hearing. would convey Beck's request to Egyptian propaganda, and secur­ Methodist Village Fair Saturday, 9 A. M. to 13 Noon ity forces have been busy rounding B y Kazen^ who have nqt already been con­ held—without dhar,ging Into In­ what I expect.” May 11. from l l a.'tn. to 8:30 p. m. PINE PHARMACY WOODRUFF HALL • ed battle strategy against a jf ^ost of the money Is not re- He sai^ the committee did not un- the, 2S-iftember AFL-CIO Council' tacted and' wish to attend may call formal clothes. The qeleaman replied, his face at the church. 664 CENTER ST.—MI 9-9814 House-appibved *47 million budge? stored, Hagerty said, there will I derstatid the situatibn. -for such action as It desires at the up Communirt elements. Mrs. JOhn-Boyls or Mlss Hslcri red, “Oh yeah? You get us down Hospital Notes CENTER CHURCH MANCHESTER cut he says' Would prove "harmful pave to be ."harmful" reductions Majv 20 council meeting. Meany Almost a holiday mood prevailed Moscow, April 3 ^ UP)—^Th# So- The shop will featufe home ’.Forced to Pay Egypt's President Nasser, left, greets President Shukri Kuwatly 'vi'et press today/printed another Thomas for reservations. A Good Neighbor here, fill us up with steak and then cooked beans; potato salad, ham- OPEN Alt. DAY Sponsored by the SAVINGS and LOAN to the United fjtates in conduct of country’s foreign jiervice Bettendorf told reporters ’'We: nute** wllUhave a full^^p- in Amman as th* .curfew waa lifted j Major John PicKup of the Sal­ lower the.boom! Well, you can keep foreign affairs' ^operations.. "v -i------were------forced- to pay" ------In order- to . .get . |^*"funlty to discuss . hia case • t of Syria'on latter’a-arrival at Almaza military airport near Cairo. 'fo.' eight hour*, the longest out-of- j letter signed "^exandar KsuMm- 'hurgers, choice of beverages and LOYAL CIRCLE OF 'ASSOCIATION Kuwatly returned from Saudi Arabia for a second round of talks Bek” in a rnmwed blast a t the Richard Carter and his thres vation Army, and hta son. Billie, your Job, I'm getting out of here!" dessert, plus the old-fashioned Patient* today: 205 The President yesterday voiced Hagerty recalled Elsenhowerdelivery truoks Into thetoe TobyhannaTobyhannr i that time if he shows up door's period since the reatrlcUon] were busy rakipg the groundsgroi of He b ^ a n stalking angrily from SUNDAY KING’S DAUGHTERS 1007 Main Street opposition to a reducUon by- the.gQj,] i-ecently th al whenever Con-i (Pa. I .Signal Corps Depot w here'*;. exchange of corresiwndence with Nasser about Jordan. (AP Photo b.v radio from Cairo). and martial law were ordered last state of epnUra in the United children moved today from i68 warmth and hospitality that used ADMITTED YESTERDAY: t>rp* States'. Botdder Rd. to 160 Mein Sf., the the ClUdel last Saturdayrday mom- the room. ' to be so -evident at the original House In the 8227,700,000 fund he ^ress voted specific cuts in the | construction project Vi utider! "*tween Meany and Beck stems Thursday. The ' government an- : ing. The manager turned to another Diana Aughenbaugh, 22 Canter­ had asked for the State Depart- administration’s $71,800,000,000 way. He said the “ FBI .tinder-■'■'om B ^ k a suspension by the nounced the curfew would be Kasem-!^k ha* been identifled^ former residence of Mr. and Mrs. eating place. by th^/Sovlet preaa as a former WUUsm P. Slovsr, now of Strat­ .Burt Pearl who operates an ap- salesman sitting hearby and said: bury St.; Andrew Christensen, 43 mffnt and its forel^ service oper- budget, he would have n- help wdth the work. loud gasp came from, the rest of work-q)qrt vacation trip to Geor- whSn the decision was that .in . . Its - efforts------to locate four---- — key"j |.i fusedu o t o .answer n i questions ' t . before . In 1933, Mrs. LeVerne Holmes, a Osthy, Andover; Richard Bird, pers layihg In supplies for the any don. Conn. ' Some may say It was the Easter the employes. For'nearly a -half RF^ 1, Rockville; Gale Lee, East gia tomorrow and return to Wash- harm would result, the President witnesses In its planned new in -1 Senate Rackets Investigating nual feast at the end of toe m o i^ spirit at work, but we prefer to minute no one moved. leading member of the Aid Society, Sigton. \ . . said, restoration of the money yestlgation pf ' Teamsters Union i Committee. _ invoking the Fifth The article, pubBMied by- the now the Women’* Society of Hartford; James Lee III, East In Tiny A-Smasher marking the end of the M o st^ Literary Gazette, pictured Ameri­ call It kn example of neighborli­ When the shock wore off, 'bedlam Hartford; Mrs. Helena Erickaon, The administratioiv has decided | would be sought. President Dhve Beck. j Amendment* protection against holy month of Ramadany^The ness. broke loose, but by that ^Ime the Christian Service), persuaded a can -youth aa d^auched by a cult group of - members of the society 38 Maple St.; Douglas FVnsch,, 190 ^ 3 ® 1 " “/ And that wfis the decision in the I — ------■ TThT S-enate^SmUt^ ‘ crowds showed no signs of/tension, of violence and "neo-barbarlam." LIQUORS "dead" man stood and began to Summit St.; Kathleen Sullivan, 88 B.v RENNIE TAVMJR ehope of great bS’neflt, and three and strong troop patrols "were al­ / Oh, Bury Ma Not laugh. The manager and, a few to venture the establishment of a It aald military conscription had tea room in the building, inasmuch Pine St.; Mrs. Carmen Hartley, 31 e r'a ^ d q ite rte r. aqnounc^ after , R a i H S C o n t l l l U e t ^loh"$S,*d.* tor’^ ‘^« o T a 'l' Los Angetes, April 29 ' (A'l— who could noL be found later, for most the only evidence of the coarsened the manners, of Amerl- . L •Vim dflivtr”d fliv tr” d During a discussion of the Ceme­ others in on the joke were literally Drive G;. Delmont Ballard. 79 S. he dlaouMito the matter by tele- E jjj^ow er personalia has pro- i In the treatment checkups. That left only seven bitter struggle between- the King teries budget Tuesday night be rotllng In the aisles. The contrived aa It waa close to the much traveled phone with Secretary of State The flraf was a House-an- Tk - 1 1 ¥711 newsmen, although' - can young people, making them Boston—Hartford highway.. Lakewood Circle"; Barbara. Ann of deep cancer with a dubII atojo cases glvpjg definite ertdence • of and - the Leftists, OommunlsU and cynical and depraved. Drag Stortsf tween Town Directors and General "murder” waa committed with GrSzel Glastonbury. . Julies: anntsber were reported today by a failure. '” 1extreme Arab Natlonallste. Manager Richard Martin, it w l^lank gun, but It em'phaaiaed clear­ The school waa leased, renovated Dulles to. Outline Vle\vs , Tp-Sr"du’eS;; & -To .. B ^ uild F lood that ' ka "I observed' how many A^tsxi- and re-modeled, and it was a suc- ADMITTED TODAY: Hal Har­ |*J44,0()O,OQO yCT oriSy 'afid “has Stahfiord University radiologist. T h e treatment maohin* ts a | The Jordair,Monarch w**,accom- can fellows conducted themselves noted that the expected Interments ly one point; The manager meant rison, 325 W..Middle Tpke. The cabinet officer is to go be-| United States Inf(wmati6h Agency. T P ^ o r r a a All traces of malignancy In 48 linear accelerator, which prbducca I iled to Riyadh by Deputy Prem- for the. coming fiscal year is 320. buaineaa when he talked quotas! cqsa from the start, popular 'with i since re:-epaid It. after returning home from -occu­ people of the town and through BIRTHS YESTERDAY: Twin fore the Senate AppropriaUons ,,The Senate has yet to act oh the | A 4 5 * 1 1 1 1 1 Jl 4 5 X c t9 Culms New Evidence out of 74 patients treated in a lit- h ^h energy electrons. n»e ; fer-Forelfn Minister Samir Rlfai, pation baaea.!’ the article said. Figuring that the Cemetery peo­ daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Committee tomorrow to outline hlB I President’s appeal for restoration ! tie more than a year ha\j! dlsap- .electrons. The electrons In torn | Royal cabinet chief Bahjal Tal ple know what they are talking Ragtag Mrs. Malapr,op travelers. The committee says it has diig "They drink and debauch.” The late Mrs. Cyrus G. Tyler ward Goss. 123 Helaine Rd.; a son viavs and the Prealdenfs—and to; of most of that cut. up considerable' new evidence peaj-ed, Dr. Malcolm A. BagshaW^ produce the x-rays which attack I houni and Ahmed Kuhelml 9udl, The writer aald panty ralda in about, this figure la Just about nor­ Any parent will admit kids are to Mr. and Mrs. John Segar. Wind­ urge that th*. Senate refuse" to go ' with Congress lii a budgeUcut- Dallas, April 29 (AV-^Hall ,and told the California Medical Assn. the cancer. They are the aame ai ' Saudi charge d'affaires in Am: mal for the year for a tow'n with a joy, and a. local church school waa one of the fine'cooka in the along wrlth t^e Hoiwe reduction thunderstorms battered atoim- against Beck and intend* to recall American colleges were one of toe group of woiiters. Mrs’. Jessie ham Center; a daughter to Mr. and Ung mood there is a big queption him soon. It is far too early to call tliese those -which come from a conven- i man. signs of youthful wickedness, add­ population of some 41,000. This, teacher will • testify that they can Mrs. Sibrlnsz, 48 Fairfield St.; a Eisenhower is faking a personal whether Elsenhower will. be' aac- weary Texas frotu the Panhandle Beck’s suBuension as an AFL-'restilte ’cures, because the cancer#; Uonal" — x-ray------machine------except they!-----' •Immediately - leiy bn hia return, toe however. Just includes Interments provide a good deal of mirth. Sweet, Mr*. Annie Mclagan were hand In the effort by helping with to the Rio Grande yesterday, ing that "In aome places , these among the others we recall and cei^ul in his appeals. CIO officer Js a temporarv action I «►«''! reappear. Five to 10 years I are'much more potent — I ‘"'oIntc conference at his ralda are characterized by stealing In town supported cemeteries. An occasion arose when a child preparation of Dulles’ statement. threatening new floods. free of the dlaease would constl- Hon volts compared to 200,000 or palace with leading govemment-df- and rape." A couple of reporters got to being drilled on the Apostle's many of the society helped In one After the Elaenhower-Dulles phone That mood among the law­ ^ e rains continued toUay along pending the May 20 council heir- flclals. way and another. makers got enhouragement esifly !;;^‘''on‘ ‘charged tm l^ck " h,;.! ‘ nlment is s small edl ' Membera of Kueni’-Bek's family wondering how this interment rats Crp^ started out; *T'believe in conference White House press sec­ the' Gulf and in South -and West ' Th* Initial apparent .jiuccesacs ■* * -'!P"U eUl- Accuses Egj-pt in Waterford, C ^n., have said they Gaa rationing during World War r retary James C. Hagerty told this year -when' Secretary of the Texas. '' • Huessein has accused Egypt ^ r - 11 and other- restrictions forced FREE Treasury'-. Humphrey complained (Contlnued on Page ’Hiree) included a child 22 months old with of « 700-million volt machine heard from him Just before Christ­ newsmen: TM’d persons drowned at Dallas cancer of the eye, one of the most developed by Stanford physiersta ticularly of stirring up th* Shti mas, when he waa in a Basel, the women to abandon the project." “The President end the l^pcre- about the size of the tederal bud­ yesterday and a .Mexican couple for atomic- research. Its rays can western elements in his country However, It waa well worth while, get. And Eisenhower himself said common torms of malignancy In Switzerland, hospital for an eye op­ DELIVERY tary belfay* that the cuts, made werCiciUed by lightning a t Nuevo the very/yfoiing. A second child penetrate about 3 inches -of flesh who constitute his chief oppoeition eration. and during the' 10-year period, a by the House in the State Depart­ about the same time tAat Congress Lsredo, across the Rio Grahde and bone, which means it can and want to linlfy Jordon’s policy total of 88.925 was cleared through had a duty to make cuts if it could Did Reds Use with tMia disease also IS being Connecticut college: where- ment’s budget are harmful to- the from Laredo.' " • I treated.. "'ite some indications of reach just aboiiit any point in the with toe Pro-Soviet tendencies of Kazem-Bek became an assistant operation, of ‘ the shop, enabling \Urttur J United States in the conduct of find a way to do so. chest or abdomen, and can do ao the Egyptian and Syrian gttvem- PLAN FOR THIS SUMMER - VISIT the church'., to burn the mortgage The surging Trinity River I favOTabUT" results, Dr. Bagshaw pcpfesaor of Russian In 1946, knew foreign affairt.". . . When Congrress started to take threatened to spill over Its banks in said. . more. effectively toan conventionRl j ments. he was going to Switzerland (or Hagerty idded that Dulles, in l^ m up on that Eisenhower found the Houston area. The Trinity II Dtice’s Loot X-ray*..It waa biillt urDler the di- : TTie West had (eared that Egypt special treatment (or his eyes but Besides the 48 encourag^g rectlon of Prof. Edward L. Ginz- j and Syria—nominally allied with hit. statement tolthe Senate cbm- It necessary to speak/out against passed the 26-fa'ot-mark.yesteirday cases, cancers at certain sites in had expected hinv back for the (all mlftee, ."wrlll go into detail and list an.v big scale reductions. at Liberty, Tex., 40 miles north­ ton, physicist, and Dr, Henry Kap- 1 Jordan and Saudi Arabia In - a mlll- term of 1956. * , - \ ■ To W in Vot^sf^ five other patients disappeared lan, radiologist. ■ larv pact—would use the Jordan-; the inevitable detrimental actions On April J8. the day he started west of Houston, two feet above under this treatment but the BEFORE YOU CONVERT— that will Have to be taken If the his vacation at the Augusta Na­ flood stage. ' The difference between this ma- >an crisis as an excuse for Syria to ' money IS nCtreatored.” \" malignancies broke out . in other chine an A ordinary x-ray* lies in , take over at least part of Hussein’s tional Golf C!!Iub, the President It- was-expected to reach 28 feet Padna, Italy, April ^ —Seven­ part* 'of their bodies. IT WILL PAY YOU TO Wa*ta:Mort Back sent a message to the cap!tot say­ before it rtops rising, which may teen of the 35 defenddnta showed the ease’* with -which the accelera-'l‘*ngn’- ASHFORD ' In .reply to questions, toe press ing any “muIU-l^lion-dollar reduc­ flood'residential areas in liberty. -up In court today yrthe beginning- Only 8c\irn Failures tor reaches deep body Bites with' The S^udi Arabiaji monarch, Twenty-one of the 7-1 patient* aecretaiV said the administration tion ifi 1958 qa^nditures can be Nine Rivets Flooding of a trial which play shoM- whetb- effective x-ray doses. Dr. Bagshaw whose oil holdings furnish n\oSt of B u lletiiis Off Routt 44 — 14 MHOS E « f of AAoNchostor INVESTIGATE will not insist on restoration of accompUahed^^nly at the expense •er MussoUnl’SyTiia'iing treasure received no help from the atom gold - I the ready cash the alliance can .The Brazos River also was on smasher. Dr. Bagshaw said. These If’It turns out to be a better m .j scrape up, hw stood by Hussein from the AP Wires .the full 847 million,,the House of national Aafety and Interest.” the rampage. and flooding in the helped pay the bill for postwar ASHFORD. CONN. * Communismi^ln Italy. t Included ^Ig-ht who had been strument for. deep cancer than throughout his struggle to purge entire area surrounding/Houston treated previously with conven­ hl4 government of Communist* and was expected within the next^wo Among-Those who appeared was conventional x-ray* It will be be­ I>ante. dwrieri. tough Communist tional x-ra'y. equipment, three who cause of this facility for reaching Leftists. • His Army and that of DEFE.VDS IKE’S SPENDING. days. ' a were far advanced and had no Hiisscin's cousin. King Faisal of Washlngtou. -'April 29 (45— BUILDINU SITES sai NEW GOnAUES FOR SALE , Th* Department of Public Safety p ai^ iu i who was elects a deputy Uie'si!,e and pinpointing the radia­ Iraq, have be*n considered the Vice FreMdent Nixon described • Boilers Nixon Seen Bidding said nine major rivers were flood­ tO/iWUament while he Was in jail tion on the cancer, he reported. chief obstacle* Mong with the Jor­ kil953. the scale of federal spending as Sdosmoo on promlsos TODAY -and TOMORROW. 11 A.M . to 6 F.M . • Wall Flame ing after the torrential, rains in the The *8 favorable cases included dan Army to the SjTian and necessary and "sound” In a All the defendants had been at 12 with cancer of the cervix or Egyptian ambitions. . : • Warm Air Units state the pa..t 10 "days. A total pf liberty under their own recognl’- mouth of the womb and one case speech today to the UiS. Cham­ ARTHUR A. KNOFLA, Agont, 875 Main St.. Monchostor • Pressure Burners 68 highways were closed and lAin- SaflB *ent his young neighbor a ber of Commerce - one of toe se­ To Repair GOP Rift dreds of bridges were washed out. zance. Charges range from murder News Tidbits of lung cancer. It will be used later I message congratulating him last verest criUcs of President Elsen­ The Sabitie River on the eastern to-'srabekzlement.__ .on other lung cancer patlenU and i “i^ter he rebuffed Leftist hower’* 871 billion plus-budget- Tolophono Mi 3-5440 or Ml 9-S938 y ' ■' '4.- ■ ; ’ ■'• ■ ■ ■ The treasury w u the multi-mll- Called from AP'Wires probably on stomach cancer, Dr.jejemenU, set mp the cabinet nl boundary of the state been six Uon-dollas.iortune," Benito Musso­ Nixon told the opening general By J.\CK BUlI-. <^as the darling of the "Liberals.” feet abovq flood stage In ita upper Bagshsw said. premier Ibrahim Hashim and de- session of toe C h m b ^ s 45to lini was trying to slip out of Italy There are other machines lo use tiered martial law. i annual meeting that the Presi­ FOGARTY BROTHERS Washington, April 29 (45 — Vice: Most of that grew out of his branches near Mineola and Glade- on the n i ^ t of* April 26. 1945, U.S. State Department denies which deliver even higher voltage ' President Shukri Kuwatly and ! Freaident .Nixon reportedly la statement at the -start of this ses- water and another six foot rise waa when he fle ^ toward Swltaerland offer to mediate dispute between dent tiks given. U)rm the Mggest ready to try the role of. peacemak-; slon that toe Senate' rule which expected early this week. x-rays. They-Include an' alom|htg Syrian delegation announced tax cut In hlato'^ and la prembig F U E L ^ L . ± in a German/truck column. Honduras and Nicaragua. . . . Re­ smasher, at th*^ University of. II-1 on their return to Damascus the efforts to make hew sartngs. . •r between GOP factions warring: permit* filibusters against civil The; swollen Colorado was ex­ Communist pertisiails ambushed tired chief of Air Defense Com­ linois which puUy out a 16-mlllion | talks 4Vith .Saud were “an exchange JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL—CONNECTICUT COKE over "modem republicanism.” i rights and other bills was not a pected to crest at 32 to"35 feet at the column in the. Lake Como re­ mand says Mnce Middle ' East volt beam arid one at the Univer-; ofc Information, .v.'on the present Nixon and some othiSra close to ; pemianent nile but h*d_ to be Wharton and Bay City today. The gion north - of Milan., near Dongo. RULES AUALNST BIAS 319 8ROAD ST. Ml 9^539 • l*r*sldef)t Els'enhower are said tO; renewed each congress dither tacit- crest at Wharton )vould h« higher fighting every unknown aircraft slty Of California Medical School In - mtuation la Jordan.” Washington, April 29 (45—• b# deeply diatuj'hed by the acidJ.^Y °r hy actual vote, ‘They executed Mussolini and hi* over this .country is douMerhecked San Francisco with a top output | ------The Supreme Court ruled unani­ than the. flood of June 1941. ' mistress, Claretta Petacci. by interceptor planes.' of 70 million' volt*. .(Continued oi> Page Eight)' . reaettort of some Republicans In; “ the former follower* of Flood wamlAgs were issued- for But they never said- a word mously today that Negroes may Gongreas to EUeiihower'a attempts T«ft who hays ajroed their barbs Gonzales, •. Cueru and Meyeraville Dr. Otto Nathan, executor of not be excluded from Phlla4lel- about what happened to the for­ estate of Albert Einstein. • goes on 'phia’a Girard College so long as . to "modemijLsv the .party.. "modern, repuhlioanlsm" and In Ccintr.^ South, Texas-' as the tune in gold and currency^ince The'Vice President is said "to **■ * 87l,8()0,000.000 Guadalupe'''ttmtinued' to rise. .-The trial on ooatmnpt o r Congress in­ public officials adminlaiier the feel that most of the. dla*efit.*to . f P ^ % budget. _ known aa the ’^Dongo .Treasure.” ■ dictment. . , Pravda makea it Nueces *an«r|FYi(> Rivera, idso in The goy'enunent claima the Chamber Head Urges will which, created the school for the ,J!*resldent’a program stem* . * I" l»«ltion where he South 'TmbA flooded ' lowlands plain Kremlin dlsllkeo refugees poor white orphan boys. Stephen (Communists unloaded the treasure from communism by tagging them ONE from the use of slogaiu which i with them against the aMng their banka. from about 30 German triicka, Girard, who died In 1881, di­ B l A l i N D R Y ^ •eem to- depict those -who don't "J;* ‘'."1..°"**' "political riff-raff, traitors eind rected toe city In hi* will to e ^ ' • STOP piled It i^ th e Dongo town hall, leftovers of liquidated classes;” agree With KUenhower on all Is- ‘*T.,to them tost Eiseq- stood guard over It all night, and tabllsb and operate the coI)eg^ . •uea as devoteea of the horse and hower isn't really a spender at Operations resume on Hudson ^Cleansing’ of- Unions with admission limlteil to poor SERVICE heart but is forced to asjt for ao took an inventory- of it b ^ n d and Manhattan Railroad which .hw* white orphan boj-s. ' DRY CLEANING buggy day*. much money because of an unset­ closed doors the next morning. Nixon la committed to aiipport been strikebound since March 38. 'Washington, April 29 (dPi—Jwlth underworld element*. It also tled world, pressure of a mounting Reportedly, It included 145H . . .' U.S. government contends LEBANON’S PRE.M1ER lU . EUenhower's efforts to "make the population and congreqn' own ap­ pounds of gold bSra and several ♦ 1. President John fe." Coleman .of the has heard account* of labor union Plenty et Ra'publican party responsive to the there U no merit to c o n te q ti^ Chamber of Commerce aald'rtriolence in aome area*. Beirut, Lebanon, April 29 ( ^ "^ FREE PARKING ^ Bofort torin Th«m 7 proval of costly programs. million dollars worth of British.' —Premier Sami Solh, 70, la un­ 5 9 psodem-day.; needs and aaptration* Nixon’s obvious Intentloa, to bid French, Swiss and .American ..cur­ James IL Hoff* that Jiwlietment j "cleansing'’ undertaken The AFL-CIO has started action No Meters of erjl people.” against him *houtd be di*mlMed||^y organised labor should go be- that could lead to ouster of the der treatment at toe American for. th* 1960 nomination alsoj rency, No official Mllmate of "the University Hospital here for Baa Eye om 1960 make# suspect to the party Oon-' total Value has ever been an­ because he failed to get ' youj "sweeping out racketeering Teamsters Union from the labor . But aa a practicing politician ■*r>- iMsarfaig. i rtolence." federation. acute lung congestion, the hos- ' Send Us Your servatives any olive branch he of-j nounced..- ' pital said totey In a bulletin. w ith . aq eye on' the 1960 GOP fera them. Most of them are' not 1 The myatery of the treasure has Sculptor Henry Kreis of Eesex ' He said labor unions voluntarily ^ - Coleman, president of the Bur- The Kind of Quick presidential nomination, Nixon neOrly »o atire as they'might have wine eorapeUtidu fo'r design of should end the secohdasy boycott, roughs Corp., said labor is stand- The announcement rorrected Service Yon Like:. resulted in much speculation that sculpture for entrance to hew- previous statements that the Winter Garments thinks this can bq accomplishad : been several months ago that U w - the Communists used ft to finance which he-called a "ruthlesa labor “before th* bar of public; prenUer had suffered a heart without goading the party’s Oon- would like to see him win the the costly postwar buildup of their Brooklyn Supreme Coqrt build­ blackjack." and should recognize opinion” aa a result of the Senate j ITS ALWAYS A 1-He«r aarvativea into open rebellion. nomination. ing....Democratic National Chair­ thal right-to-work law# "have * investigation, adding that ('In one, attaw . The hospital saM hta 8-Hour condition was grave but show­ _ For Dry Cleaning It gpparently la the Vic* Prea- , —— ------^ ' (CoatiMHd oai Page Eight) man" Paul Butter aays President moral basla.” ‘ , degree or aflbther, every union j TREAT TO EAT Same Dny Ment’s view that even UiS most Dave Beck of Teamstelfii Union- ” "And a full houae cleaning job,” ; headquarter* In the country is ing sign* of taH>r«veaient. "v Yon ’Name Ih— Fro* PiaiHc MoHiproof B09 ' canservatlve RepubtioGh is ready ; A C llB llflllC r JKClCCtS was long "coddled” by Elsenhower Coleman addhd, "ahould demand feeling the Impact of the comm'it- We’U jDo It! tp accept aa a fact that Socialjwwr____ • i ^ onduras to Chiase adminiatratlon. . • that-labor quit trying to create an i tee’a revelations.” FLEET DUE,OFT BEIRUT ■artfrlty, health services and other JY flmiHfiJ Dy oOV10t Stream of-' sscaplrtg gaaoline all-powerful monopoly In a coun­ Beirut, - Lehanoa, April 29 ((F) catehe* Are in Mississippi River try that will hot long , tolerate - However, the Chamber leader —Some' unite of toe UJL 'Mh things theyw ere calling "social- - —. Force o L Invaders said he does not believe "we wish Fleet will arrive In Beirut wa­ TREAT’S letlc” 20.year* ago“h.ve come tp Bonn. Germany, April and give* Cape Gti'erdeau; Mo.. .monopoly of any kind. —:----- I scare... Indonesia'* central gov- Oitea Rackets Probe to see the labor movement suffer ter* tomorrow, the U.S. limhaa- from the doings pi!, a few leaders *y here. anjimuMXMl today, With thl# In mind, Nixon PuU! ' Tegucigalpa. Honduras, April | ernment promises to. give close Coleman, of Detroit. Mich., bore RICH. TASTY NEW SYSTEM 29. UP)—Honduras sayw peaceful: study to demands by local civil and down heavily on labor matters in in whom the rank and file had hte pubUc support of Elaenhov^er* mlstakehly placed their trust." l Laundry and Dry ClMiiihc--44 Harrison SW philosophy of diange into word#, nagotiation has faileid and it la | military leaders for fuller aut^»> a prepared speech keynoCDw the EDEN LEAYES HOSPITAI IC E CREAM - r. r. Ing , Christian Democratic party "Labor and management should -Boatou, AprU 29 im —Sir that don’t lend- themselves t o reMv ' to chase 50 NlMraguan my for ialahd republic’s aeattered 45th annual meeting of the Chafn* Hove Some Todtxy Mi aloganHsiaklng. aays the. Ruaaian message waa c*l- "Invaders” from an area this coun­ provinces. her. ah organization of buaihefSr be friends," ihe aald.."Together,-we Anthony Eden waa discharged East Center Street . —H4)Slr .. -aucccaaful-aucc Nixon will be cutsted to help the SddaUat opposi­ try consider* its territmy. -Leader of refUriOyJews in North men. - ■ « ' ' - coulf advance thel'well being ofj today' tram Mew Ea^-igisad flap. 9-7753 ■ In bringing peace among the' Re- tion In this year’s electiona. Well-Informed quarters said Aicerican caUa on million membera He related lus discussion'to re­ the coU n^. It la foolishness to i ■ ■.'v ' publican factions remains to b* The,rSovlst Union told the Bonn Honduran troop* already had ba- of his roovamant to help bring cent dlacloavra* by th* Senate work at cross purpoeas.” nranch st 501 NEW Man. Repablic Saturday the uas 'of Its Nominated^ gtui driving out tha small Nicara­ "idiglaas identity” to •lew* yv-hq Committee inveaU^ting alleged Urges Lagtolattoa Hartford Boad; SYSTEM - DarUkg of ’Uberala’ territory fer western atoidle bases Llewellyn E...TbomMn, now guan force' that moved' Into are not aflIliatsA with synagogue* racketeering in labor and manage­ ColatBan aald b u a i n * a a has id a a ^ I friaad

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