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MONDAY, MARCH 4, .19fFT ATerare Daily Net Press Run -PAGE FOURTEEN 1 ' Th'e Weather"’.-:^ J- • • ■ •/ -V, For the Week Eeded . Fore asst of V. 8. WAuiior BerSen ■t; 7 '- - ^ v r n m ./■M Mkrch t . 1*53 Feii>; .go^tiaiMd Qoli toniglit. akit - entitled • "Are You attainment ^ 'ih s’ highest _goal our ■ ' '.7 , The Stanley Circle of the South chapter haa set.'but to raise. We 12^469 - / Low ifi-'m, Wednesday telrj vait-' Methodist Church will be the T’*' will be a feature of “the iugue Drive Passes 7 v - ' tot Town gueats of Mra Pred Edpr at the for the weekly meeting foses must keep the Red Cross on the Member of tbs Audit able cloudbiess during day. Blgb parsonage tomorrow night at 7t of thp Home Usague a t the Salva- ■Job wherever there la human mis­ Bureau of Olrculatton near 46. - ery and need." ; • ’The WllUn* Workers Qrcle of V M tlop Army_ Citadel tomorrow at $26 J )00 for IS€w Bathhouses SI,500 Mark M anchester— A City of Village Charm N the WSCS 0* the South Methodlet ■“tJ.S. forelCT policy la irtjsrd to:|\2 jr.'ra. Those taking part Include That Interpret The C hur^ will' meet et 2 o’clopk the Middle ilaat wrtrv^ll be.dlseussed‘ sirs. Luey Richardson, - -Mrs. Fan- - The local Red Cross campaign Wedncedey eltemoon In the ladles a, panel meetling of the ^elbish, Mrs. Annie Nlcklen A proposal to appropriate 326,-vWOuld aPerue to‘-Manchester. I f . a Raftsmen’s Unit' Wishestir The Family VOL. LXXVI, NO. 131 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1957 (Olagfifjed Adverth^ag on Page 14) PRICE FIVE Ce n t s parlor. Hostesses will be ^ r s ; Flor­ ! of Women Edith JS 9kson Who wUJ ■ pose 000, for construction of new bath schoo ls-built here, passed the tl.SOO mark today ^ ence Moore and-Mrs, Anna Bron- ...... ;« patients in the walUng room houses at Globe H Aux­ and Mrs.'Martha Mansfield the re­ L eslie . General Assembly at IQ s.m, tor ^Thc : Society of ConnectloQisj^ The Waddell School will ceptionist. A social period wlll.foC- piorrow, and Warren will -carry the In rep ^ in g Uie.piesent total, Craftsmen has announced a con- TRU MI 8-1 iliary will hold a setback party to­ At Its meeting yesterday, the ■'X87 EAST CEP night at 8:30 at the cl^oose. m.eet Wednesday lUrtft at 8 ‘ow with Mrs. Cedi' Kittle, Mrs. League voted to send a delegation major burden of presenting the Francl^ ^ , Mahoney, chairman, I for the design of Connecticut o'clock in the achoy/^uditoriunr. yrtle' Glamann and Denise :01a- Manchester aVea case. Am e u l a A'Ci ^-. Of about 36 members to protest paid tri^'te to the generosity 6f Souvenir's pnd applications have One .child, from' ewm -of the fifth lann ss' hostesses. Warren spoke abbut other bills’ \ MyrOn Rdbblna St. W a. hono|»d th e'' expenditure at tomorrow’s local' merchants and Industrial been sqnt to its 400 members. Wift a surprise birthday party last and sixth grade utasaes will bfc on public hearing at 8 o’clock before before the Legislature .which con­ a panel dlscuaslOT. entitled "What y'stic ReVlewr No, 2,' WBA, will cern Manchester, including one firms already' contacted who have ., The -^ciety feels that its de­ 4lgh t at his home, 19 Flopehee St. the Board of Directors In the hear­ equaled Orl^ttered-their contribu­ Are We,EducBtlng Children Eor?" mdet .tomorrow ' at 7:30 p.m. in ing room pf the Municipal Build- which vyould give the, toWn Clear signer-craftsmen m em b ^ should 1(he party was' given Iw^ls daugh­ tions qFpast years. do something to improve the qiial- ter, MrsL Beverly I^mienaki, and Miss -Et>sf Robb will be the OM FeUows Hall. A kitchen ap- iuB., authority to sell a portion of the modetatbr. clall will follow the business meet- Globe Hollow land It bought from ’’ TIm chairman also reported that lt.v of souvenirs for sale jn the vw attend^'Jhy relatives and \ The main aim of the group, now the'nouse-to-house canvass by Some State’s shops. The Connecticut De­ fkends ftOT ^Martford and Man- IpgA Members are also rertilnded iri , the process pf fonnation, Is to Cheney Btos. v ' , Jit. BenUdette’a MoUiers Circle td^Hring articles for the white ele- Any sale w;ould have to be madip' velopment Opm’mlsaion wHi publi­ "hat A eheater. gu>»i of honor re­ m u meet ^tomorrow night at 8:30 find, ways to save tax dollars. ceived ' many useful' gifts, cards. phMt sale. President Mrs'. Aides oy Ordinance. . , - cize the contMt and -aid In mer­ at the home of Mrs. Henry Micha­ The 326,000 expenditure. If It Is chandising the prize winning de- BOYE Slid mbney. A buffet luncheon Gutwher, Mrs. Betty Sobljki and approved, would come from the Dr.. A. B; MOran, who ppikises sedved. with a/bl«thday cake as lak, 42 Norwood St. The co­ MrsJTrene LA Palme are Die epm- sale of the town-owned course .sighs. STAINLESS STEEL hostess will be Mrs. Walter . Mc­ Capital Improvements Reserve Contributions of- prize n ^ e y , y - ■ o^erpieke, / . ' ' mtttW ln\^^rge. Fund and, thus, would not reflect to the Manchester Country Club, Nally. An auction will follow the directly Irt, the budget for the ^zzed Warren .after his . Jalk, have been received from ymany'i NAIL FILES Ur. IrWln Resnlck IS^ attending meeting, le executive, commlttee-of-the. forthcoming'ytar., queslionfng. whethet the WU’s pur­ Connecticut'.iSflldents and^siness ] ruman Tax A ides a af^ ial course in..endodontics at Manichester Women's ..pepubHcan' The provision of new bathhouses pose is not to .clear thp way for firms. -Prizes Have also/neen re- j Jm Neu* Haven today , and tomorrow. XI Gamma Chapter of Beta Cluli hold, a meeting. Wednes- j (,f several steps such a salp. ^ celyed from the Amerkian C rafts,' D u U e ^ Sigma' Phi will meet tomorrow I In improving conditions at the Wilber jdttle, spoke briefly on men’s Council and/lhe National Sentenced in Fraud sands \ • bl-mqnthly i^ U n g of ' the night at 8:15 at the home of .Mrs. Gustave EichoUser, 100 Washing-j town-owned swwim'wiiIng pool.'Oth" what hpfeels arc excessive expen- Gift and Art A ssn ^ f New York. TWEEZERS \ Horate Bissell, 57 Bretton, Rd. ton St. , The award-winning crafts will of ^ e c t o r a ^ the Manches- for fuf dlturpe In the school building pro- 'Sr; Louis, March 5” i4P) pter, Awtrican Red Cross, would be provlding-aNconcretc bot- He charged' there were III-1 - b# exmbit'eiited :iy- me Dymau Alien ; ails Matthew J. Cqnnejly and T. held tomorrow night at 8 Manchester Lodge, No. -73, A.F, •Fhe American Leglpn'Auxiliary I tom for , the pool, a (Hviiig. area/ stances of waste when ,he wgs a Museum PTew LLondon, from May j and A.M.,'will hold a special com­ vrtjl meet tomorrovf'^at 8 p.m. in rV. ..-OA 1 SPECIAL Lamar Caudle,-' who held high o In Uj^ chapter office, 69, and, po.sslbly, picnic grdunds. member of the Building Conimlt- 5 ^through/-126. Further informa­ positions ih^ the Truman ad- N’ Oentei^ S S' ty ' munication at the Masonit Temple thS Legion Home. Mpmbfifs are tep during the construction of Bhe tion abouf^ this contest may be ob­ Ea. tomorrow night at 7:30. The enter­ Hear Warren \ minlsitratlonc: today were sen­ reminded to biing In coupons at , Suez Work i In other developments at yester­ Waddell School,' tained from Mi-s. Robert Pettit, Stainless steel, will hot rust, tenced to twoxj’caVs In prison ed apprentice degree will be' con­ this meeting; .which In turn sre day’s meeting of the . Leagiie. FINS Post Temporarily '6 Glendale Rd.. Glenbrook. triple cut for smooth trim ferred; with Junior Warden Hayden sent t^ h e Department Child Wel­ and fined 32,500-each fof- con-' Representative Ray WatrenV ad- Little and Mrs. R. T. Poutre, 51 Manchester, members of the So­ tapered nails. Washington. Marcli, 5 (yP)— spiring to defrSutl^the.govern­ United Nations, N< li. Griswold Jr.' In charge of the fare comnfilttee. . \ - dre.ssed the group, chiefl.y onNkc summit St., we-e named first and ciety are Nora Addy, Mrs. Marlon j • 4" and 5” Nall Files , \ Secretari of State Dulles said ment.' ' . '. f«ok. Nervous work. At Ahe conclusion of the subject of a technical sphopl fbf scconVl temporary vice presidents, Atkinson, Mrs. i^orge Budd. Miss i s'Foldlng Pocket Nall Files March 5 j/P)—Setrg meeting, there will be a social hour today that Egypt has\tended Federal Dlstrjct Jkdge Gun- William 'Turkl re.spec lively. Caroline Lang. V a ries P: Mitch­ ■ (with gold-plated, handle) y n'ar H. NoVdbye. before Impos­ General " Dag Hammarskjold and refreshments. Mr. and Mra. \ Herbert Klccolt. 52 Treb^ Dr.’, ell, Fedlr Prowa, Lotiis Vezina. s, Surehold Tweezers. to drag its fee^l on aiYahge- ing s.enteniJe. denied, a \iotlQn plunged iiito a round of pri- Men and Women 28 BIgelPW St.., was awarded sec h ^ s a_.commlttee whtcli will NOTION d e p a r t m e n t merrts tjf open the Suez hartal A Lenten' service 'uill be held al;'^ id prise Saturday night in the was se le c te ^ for a membership Frank Rqhloff ‘Jr. Mrs. Gina Mar­ for a new trial.. vate-tadka-todayoir-hiB -plans OftM Fm I & Act Y ta n Yom gtr committee. , maKv a concerted drive for mem­ tin, Wapplng, .also la a member. before all Israeli troops ar.e The last-mlntite motion, filed the Zloh Lutheran Church WedneS' Ird annual talent show put on by bers, ■ for.taking ov^r the Gaza Strip \WhM TiMy T ik t FiltRtZAN thV. Men’s Club of St, John’s Epts- Warren, selected as the spokes­ TIm JW.HAU COM out of the country. '' yesterday was that the la'te day evening at 7:30, The theme of man for group which seeks to have The group's next meeting will MMKNWTM CeNM- ...... Federal Judge Rubey M. an^ the Sharnr^ Sheikh area Thousands of men and women tlie service wUi be "Through pur cop ^ Church, East Hartford. He Hfriild Photo / MEET TONIGHT • _ In the light of Israel's weekend with their youth behind thehi are did xv ventriloquist act. He is a a State technical school built . In be heid'Shndsyjdsy at 2:30 in the Ver Mni. John Hutchinson The Regina d'ltalia Society will MANCHESTER. CONN. / . withdrawal decision, Dulles paid Hulen, who presided- at their of Egypt after Israel's with'- Savior We Surmount Anxiety." town, spoke on the benefits He felt planck i ql auditorium.' COR. 5fAIN and OAK ST.S, lria-1 Isst summer, wa.t jn "no finding their energy and resist­ taken from Matthew 26; 20-35. freshmkp at Manchester High 600' workers will n ot' begin until hold Us monthly' meeting, tpffight hopes Egypt will now end \ its drawal. A, ance gone—Tlt|illty and strength School at 7:30 at the Italian Amei-lcan foot dragging very quickly. He es- proper mental -and physical • With the General Assembly at a low ebb; , „ . Preceding the service, the adult March 16, although such solicita­ Condition" to preside at- the member^ip group vMll meet at tion . began throughout the state aub. tima^d the camil could be opened Is It surprising that Doctors in 10 days. trial ' dObate in recess. ft.ammar- tall such, folks to ease up— get 6:30, and following it, the LAdlea Modes Employes Will Ballot >-esterday. Judge Hulen'w.-vs found shoi , skjold set up separate meet­ .fijore rest—give their tired nerves Aid S o le ly will have a meeting. ' Answering que.slions at a pew^ and body a chance to get well— Mrs John J. Hutchinson is chair­ to death In a yard at his home, ings with representati^ of Paul fcorreiiti man of the 50-member sub-com­ j Conference. Dulles also saUl a ship •nd takevtuunlt^f CerUlnly-not. - i flying-the United States flag should'i three weeks after Caudle and Israel. Egypt, the UnilM The Vltamln-Mlneral way Is the The Ladies Auxiliary to Man­ Oh Union Issue Tomorrow mittee currently contacting local Connelly were convicted •■ by chester Chapter, No. 17, Disabled T ita n s oF Cheek i be going into the Giilf of Aqaba modtrn way—the tested, proven retail stores. Her initial report z some lime soon, although he called the federal court Jury. States and a half dozen other way; and one right way Is to take American Veterans, will honor HeadslSpciety shows collecliona of more than ' Fred' Polk,-of Baltimore, Md^; d^onstrates hi.s well developed^ countries •which had been FERRIZAN that gives you a their past commanders at a pot- Some 200 -Manchester Mode.S'j' If it wins tomorrow, the unipn 3300., cheek mitscl'et, the result o f-44 yeare at the business end of h, Ithal a matter for the shipping com- dally supply of Important B VIU- has said it will seek a gen­ panics to decide. . . 1 most-active in the Middle^ mine—plenty of Iron to enrich luck, supper on Wednesday eve­ Paul Conentl of 86 ''^irch St. employes will cast ballots tomor­ "We deferred our campaign," blow tube-while forcing-air'into globiHm of molten glass in the ning at 6 p.m.. at the 'VFW Home. eral wage increase for the work- naJBKIULCmu . manufacture of bottle8..'''ln St. Ixiuls foi\a bottle bloweis' con­ In his efforts to get Israel to pull East problem. the blood.and tha tuU dally rs- was Installed as presidentyof the row on the question of whether Mahoney slated, "in deference to anchistir j nn lU troops out of the Gaza and Senate Vote Qulrementa of Precious Iodine eo All members are urged to Rttencl ers. a cost^N liym ^^^^ hospital drive which is < M ^ * , vention, Polk specleji^^ in blowing a fphgH^ perfume container. universally deficient In Inland and bring their favoHte dish. At Italisn American Society . jNw*-®*'" they want the International Ladies , » ...--- :------— i ------Aqaba ^ I f area.s, Dulles has said i Jerusalem, March 6 (A . areas. 8' o’clock, a regular business meet­ day. V Garment Workers Union, i pian.^^^ ^ < CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS previously the United States would ! Israeli troops probably will To all who suffer, from these ing will be held, exercise what he ’cWled the .right j V depressihg symptoms we say "try ’ He was seated during the .‘teV- CIO. to be named their bargaining | 'The t niw i^^hy local cause will not affect the of Israel and all other nations to ' Qn Ike Plan start withdrawing tomorrow FERRIZAN for JO days. 100^ enth annual banquet of. the organs Agent. ' organize the workera At an elec- i ThA executive board, of the Ver- Vodng in the NaUonal Labor , t>on on March 23. 1953. However, free passage through the Strait of from the Gaza Stnp and the satisfaction guaranteed or money zation, held at the Ros^mount Res- TelephoneCo. Tiran. back. 100 tablets only 11.11. planckXPTA wUI meet tomorrow Utlons Board ( n LRB)-super-| that vote was .set aside after Agaba Gulf egast, informed -taursnt in BoUo/i. SHOE REPAIR SHOP Egypt claims the strait, at the W. Hale Department Store at 8. p.nk at the school. Other officers are’lRoger Negro v is^ elecUon wHl be held-on the ® TM m NOW fon Due Today sources said tonight; the cohi pany had violated the USE YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT mouth of the gulf, as ' territorial. vice president: yJohn Garaventa, scco ^ floor of the plant’s south ■ ■waters. j The word otLme out kz sever ■Gveen the hours of 10 a.m. Taft-Hariartley Labor Act. In a re­ A QOOV JOB! \ ' secretary: Pttjt llrbanettl.’ treaa- mill b' r..vote, - tn October,n (he union lost by Statement bv Sccrelarv 1 Washington. March 5 - Sen. thousand rightist demohst and 1 p\i. Special For Tuesday^ Qnly ! HiM in User Ratfes .' Johnson '^D-Texasl -.^expressed staged a rflly in toe IsraeJFi or uren and 'Vjneent Borello and^Al nine votes. ! , - Dulles released the following pre- Reale, finahcisl secretaries. Tlie elcriicm tomorrow will rpifi'U ! pqred statement on the Israeli- Senate will ap- of this,Holy CTIty to pj It wa.s defeated a second time _____^Sa^LADIES'and ^ ^ I demahi 2 Ru...OR A LONB HOSPITAL STAY More ^ a fi 175 attended the af-' the unlon’^ third try in the last on July 18 1055. when the werk-p- New Wave March 5 -TheTserlously handicap, our efforts to Egyptian situation at the news con- Middle East resolution \ ■ fair. four years to'orgaWzc Uio^plxuit. m Southern New England Telephone expand and Iniprove^ovir service ferctiug: by a "lopsided" margin. nation of.Premiej>^avid Ben-(JurI era voted against the union by a CHILDREl)i'S SHOES ‘ C louthem Ne' Iqn. . A piesibriptiop coots leas—far leos-^Uisn a slngle^^y't stay in P ^ l President John Andlslo Pre-election ■‘'activltion of both 153-to-118 margin. ' ' Pays IS Dh-ldend •’ll iSN,a matter of great gratifi- The majority leader , said , he , the union and dompohy have been Co.To. today kuSubmitted to the-State] The company currently is paying cation to'- the United States that would do everything I can to get ' 'The ■ white-haired, 70-year-old tbe h08]H ^ Today, in most cases. Just one or twO'^rescrlptlona ptyMnted the tradlUorial’'watch to Employes eligible to vole to­ Prerttler Was appsmently weather­ are all tba:t.a patient needs to get well. But years agh, he would Correnjl. The wqtc’. was original­ relatively quiet imnonlrast to the morrow arc th|ose' in prodU|;tion INVISIBLE Pulmc Utilities Commission, a pro-j gg a share In common stock, now the govcnilnent of Israel has de- -^ final vote .today.' / bitter exchangpTof charges Uiat p<^a new schedule which would : selling In the vicinity of 340 per elded to corrtpJele its withdrawai Johnson ta lk ^ with newsrnrn ing the poliUcat revolt against his have had to'go through a long, expensive aeSslon at the hsspital. ly a j^ ft to the late Judge William and maintenance work, 'including REG. personal decision to order the ThaFs why vm fay: S. -Hyde by the Society.- Judge cl-aracterize the first election In packing and sljiipplng workers.' increase rates for, home telephone - . company aLlio hn.s behind the arniiatlce line in com- -)Ust before the Senate went to S2.S0 : 39.0,000,000 of funded debt out­ pliapcc with theHInitcd Nations work at 10:30 a.m. RST.. an hour J:t6op8 out of the last of. the terri­ Hyde w as honorary president. Af- 1053. HALF SOLES service by from 26 to 35 cents a tories they wrested Yronx Egypt last TODAYS FRBSORIPTION 18 THF. B1GOE8T However, each side ha.s been .MEET TOMORROW RAOiO- standing in five is.sUM of. deben­ resolution of Feb. X and that a and a half(|iofore the uaaidl time, tdr his death, Mrs. Hyde'presented month. ■fall. He wrorked leng on A. report to ■ BAROAIN IN HISTORY AT U 5 watch to Joseph jPero, and it .stall- J its case to Uie workers. Lady Roberts Lodge will meet Zippers Replaced— Hat.s Cleaned tures. which' have cost the com­ schedule for effectuatihg such with- DgvelopmenU In jh e , Middle MCTRONiCS- drawal has been worked out with Kast. topped by Israel’s agreement parliament. \ has been presented annually to The union -will wind Up its cam- tomorrow night at 7:30 at the ■ under the new schedule, busi pany . hn average of 3.05 per cent Police Forces Mass 3. Minute heel Service— All Work Oiiarknleed ness telephone rates also would be in interest, Genera! Burns, the commander of to withdraw \ her troops from t’ e new president eaclr year. paign ^tonight with a 15-mlnute i home of Mrs. F. H. Pirker, 30 reLevistoN Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. 'Viht^n and Lorrie Geiaedto. The entire police force of the radio .irogram. ' Academy St. increased from'35 cents to 32.55* -Indicative - -■ of tome of the p ro-jh ® United/Natlons Emrivency | Egyptian teri-itOry, mgke quick Pat Mastrangelo was. toast­ SHOES SHINED ■ - v.‘ Fdrcft*.. . . . ' ‘ \ I Scnate actiew \ niore urgaot Uinn lira eir Sector of Jerusalem, offl- master for the banquet. Atty Our "Levn-by-Ooiii|” method j>er month. (Charges for private posed Increases In the larger clUes "Once again It has been'demdfi-,.1 ever.- Johnson c e n from sum nmtjHng comhnint ' Geotge.C. L.essner, honorary presi­ ^rejiaris you for a hiihiy- SWitrKboftrdli Hnes and mlacellan-;.of fhe stale is Hartford.'where ties and continganta of frohQ^'! eons equitmuNliU - too', would be ^ private lines, now at 35:25 per strated- that free world nadniwi' He, said _ dent. WM the guest speaker. PROTECT YOUR SILVFyiivARE okillfd, well-piyint future. lice were ordered out to handle i__ William Pagan! wa.s chairman boosted. Increases, described as of j month, and would be Increa.sed by have a decent respect’ for toe opln- piefiKjnK . anti - government demonstrationa, FROM TiJlRNISH WITH generally no more than five cents l6ns of mankind, ak reflected m the '"W ta ry -«> ««>n*mlc h^ bI- ■z"- 459 Hartford -(Comer of McKee)—Tel. 1)!19-9946 of the Committee in charge of the : ' DAY couRsf 95 cents; 2-party lines, nj>w 34.05 organized, by the Natkmalist/Henit in charges for some toll calls with­ would be increased by 75 cents'; 4- General Assembly .Of the Untied ' aneb. against any ft®<) ag g r^ ion banquet. EUCTRONteS nCHNICIAN in the .area, "will be passe'd with­ PATty. . X '/■ P/ICIFIC SHAVER CLOTH A^juitmtnl, moirilcnonco, Borvtcing of in the state were sought, party lines;' now' 33.45, would be NatlonEu , ____ ,...... — ■ Four hundred helm etexriot po*. Btondofd oitetrenU dovitOB* TV IhcreasCarby 70 cents'. "As ?*resldeht B2senhower rec­ out substantial change.”/'' Absolufriy prevents-tar^^^^ '/. j g OR fodio foctlvoft, color TV, fM tircwifi. ~ In th4 proposed revision of the Jo lu w n , said if a ,Vote Is not lice guarded Zion Square and oth­ you save work the rest of oo” company’s schedule rates for many Business ‘telephones, all on pri­ ognized in his letter to Prime Min­ er strategic spots. Barbed vrira 32 I * Y’ard reaggSl-J).'!'' 7 p.mZ EST, action your life! dZ ./JVloe ■ EVENING couk'sE residents of the less populated vate lines, would rise 32.55, or ister Ben-Gurlon of March 2, barricades' we^e set upi at the main 31.75 on measured service. m i^ t b a delay^ unUl tomorrow Pacific .'tllver Cloth is a soft f l ^del fabric impregnated with fUCnONICS nCHNiaAN-AIDt aveaa of the state would be re­ 1957, the Israeli decision was not s(nce some Senators are attending thoroughfares in front of toe Par­ liny particles of actual silver, These, particles■■ ■ draw ■ the tarnish- In liim w nninei • w*»k w* Riy Beaume Aid mghl ofDec. 21. But they were nbt [ newspapers were calllhg'“thq mad cused B^-Gurion of'surrender emd Rent Controls They are two of the four lucky shot, nor was their little grand TIm COM 193 Trumbull Street N EA T D EPT. 'Rowe said the proposed rate In-i IjO ); 4-party. 33.451 Dulles made these other nfaln I dennanded hla resignation.- JM tHALC ones to have surTlved holdup at-1 daughter, with them In the store Hartford 3, Conn creases i^uld in?reS^e Jhe com- M -25): business 31.40 increase. j Point^ «t hi® news cqnferen^.- ,tlcc of killing eye witnesses,les, and "Yesteiday El 'Arish," aaid me. , - GREEN STA.MPS tributed to Joseph Taborsky and;®*- *he Oiue. hurt. , police were afraid they mfght re­ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY pany’s gross revenue bv about Waterbury and SUmford, p ri-; V*’"**’ S*^**^®* v Of Any Form Arthur C.uiorobe, who police say; Onij-Act of Charity ■ Z. 3792,000 a montk, but m o r e than vate, 34.90 (.60t; 2-party, 33.80 •Iordan, .SyriA rnd IsigjI which turn "guhnijjg" for the Vlntons. (Continued on Page Eight) ■ hslf Ifiat amount would be paidjf .40) ; 4-party. 33.20 (.301! busl-j w®» suspended on toe nu break of have confessed to toe reeen. wave ''_ v - X®* during this holdup that The (itoj>e has been operateajpf' of holdup alayings in Connecticut; ; performed What-, may the -VlnUJns by Mrs. Nora McBrieV 5 out in federal Income taxes. ness 3I.16_increaae. fighting last October, may re- Hit. at Hearing .M htoh... morifc th- New Britain, private, 34.60 sumed quickly; bjil on a cas^try- The,, other two are Nlckola i j’" ' * ,®^* ‘**'®‘’**-y ty, a neighbor who has worked for <-55>i 2-party, 33.45 (.551; 4-party, by-countr^ bari*. Dulles strongly Leone, 67, oi;, Hartford, and Frank , ” ®** *^® boldups of which he and the couple years, ajui a young ■state Capitol, Hartford^ Miit-ch R. Adlnolfl of North Haven. . i Cvlombe are accused. He told toe high . school boy. RuSsell Lawton, K'S7?tirpS:“ s rrs “?; i*L!; < « 5 UP)--Sharp criticism of. rent Leone.is toe only one to survive, Vinton’s little ^anddaughter, Bulletins (Contln)!^ on Page Four) Lbrrie.Getsecke, 5, who was^ barely also of Coventry: Now. however, C o m e ^ o m 20 per cent above the 1J945 level. j®re®®*- control In any form was voiced an actual shooting. On Dec. ..16 the Vintons, .vriib have spent most frojn the Af* Wires He said that three" general w ag e!——— ______^------■ today before the General Assem­ he "was shot-In toe face diirlr^ a able to comprehend what W'as go­ ing on. to !’go. hide."' She, .scam­ Of their tljnC In their house next to Hale’s FabP Jnci-eases in 1954, 1955 and 1956 as bly’s ‘Judiciary Committee, -with holdup at hts'tallor shop, 517 Zloh the store, talk of retirrnlng to HALE’S GOOD ' i . ‘ pered behind a ahow case and well as Uve 'cost o f a new’ plant one witness asserting that such 3t., Hartford. thefi> businpas. Dept. built ‘to meet new service needs ■ Adlnolfl was . pntql-whipped In stayed there until th^w b men fled. p b o F r i p s p l a n e leglRIaUon makes property oWTjera .-' Police, taking Taborsky on a Mefnpbis. Tenn., jlfarch .S (fib made the Increases necessa^- Army Orders Trial toe goat. -* his North- Haven stoifi. on Jan; 6. Speaking about the' experience tour of toe crimes he is said to —A propeller of an American "Unless our profits* are sufnclent I t was there that two Cu^ftomers, 'yesterday in their tiny store] The -witness, Joheph J. Yaco- ha.ve committed; brought him to Air Unea plane came off in 45" WASHABLE to pay investors a reiuionabje re­ nlello of Hartford, testified .that -Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Sp<^^. of which once was a garage and 'now Z turn on their money, they certain- j is crowded 'vblth .all. manner of th^ small general store on Rt. 31^ flight today and knifed through ly. won’t be interested In buying except for' Lsolated cases, there liia. on Saturday to question him-aU'out | th.e roof of the giant alfliner PRINTED TAFFETA has been no big Increase in rents goods'and heated by a black a'toye An all acetate fabric with silk vibrant coidriT, , our stock," Rowe said. "Thls would | Of Missiles Expert located In front of the -entrance. the holdup there. but It landed safely here a t th *- since- Connecticut abolished state­ silk finished. Conies in umlsual pat-. Q O a> Mrs. 'VJntoii_said. ‘;thc physical ‘Like Rat in Trap’. Z ;j munlclpal airport. The accident wide" fblftrblirtivo" Years mg07 — ' pain wka ngt half so bad as the happened about 15 minutes out terns and Yard - ^ ^ C 1(1 Hartford, he said. Increases News Tidbits taborsky, tall, haggard, with^jii Nu-Wood ^ceiling \ AUShta. .March .X (gh—A 41- 1 mental strain” that followed the shock of hair falling over his forX | of .MemphlsM There was, no panic" Teamstej^Chief year-old expert pn guided missiles ( Have generally averaged .12 to 16'. Culled from AP Wires holdup. head, was securely manacled to de-; among ihe som® 09 passengers lbs. per cent except In cases .\('here Dan River arinfi’ at. toe Army> Redstone Arsenal With the capture ,of Taborsky] tectlves. And. thinking of the sight i aboard the ship, a DC-7.. None < With painted bevels near Huntsville. Ala., has been or-!; landlords wanted to get rid of (m- and Culombc, she said, sHe feels’ Taborsky presented, Arthur Vinton 1 was injured. Offer^^Data to dered tried by court martial oh ' deslrable tenants. -f, ' Vice President Nixon Invites "as though a ton weight has been J>al-, Ala,, Negro pastor, to talk going to'live agMn.” •'[ But that wasn't. the first time tVashlngton, March. 5 .ifiV—- Balsam-Wood sealed/^insulation Beautiful .pastel plaids in pink, yellow, blue,. Labor Probers ties with housing shortages to with , him-. In Washington about] ______ak]ua,.and green with DRI-DON, the .wash and • Trial of Col. John Nickerson Jr., ■‘We wondered," she said, "If we Sonthern members o f . the House a 1938 graduate of West Point, is establish .refit controls. -■ Klim’s proposal that Nixon visit, could identify the' men, If We hhO (Continued on,, Page Two) Judiciary' Committoe today won wear finish;' Stays cleaner longer; wll) not_ Washington, March 5 iVPi Mrs. Margaret C. Driacoll of the South £o’ study race problems. . . . shrink out of fit; reslsts mildew; never needs’ _ A X x ^ cte d to .begin within six weeks another week’s delay on Civil with' reflective liners top Teamsters Union officiai eome/ 'at Redstone Arsenal where he now State d o said- her organi^tlon President iito of ’Yugo.-ilavia re- . ■ ' " • Rights legislation; provoking n starch;, dries smooth; heeds ifttle on (Q Q ' times critical of the luilon’s ptaai- felL as It did two years ago, that cel.ves Cheater Bowles, American | no Ironing! 36" Vide. Yard W w C is restricted to the reservation. Rcpublicati charge that the ad­ dent, J>ave Beck, has offered to Lt. Gen. Thomas F. Hlcke.v,X control.^ should be statewide. The publicist and.former snibaSMclor to ministration program is being as advertised on turn over to' Senate Investigators commanding general- of the 3rdi', bill for municipal controls, Hbw- India, in his .White PSIace. l O endangered by a dellberate sl6w-r SEAUflFUt all the union's h--tdquarteri rec­ Army,'announced initiation of the, evCi-, she testified, woirtd be better Arizona lerulH all' states for last! dnvvn strategy, llie oonunlttee. 'fockiy'w iki Do v b G o r r e w a y YARD V. * ords they want, court martial proceedings. yfeater-r than none. . __ .V'ear in. average ^et income, of in which Southern opponents of 45" WIDE ‘ I* John F„ English,, a Tea misters day after reviewing results of a n : She contended that housing ahort- farm operators—311.802 compared the Civil Rights bill form a mi­ *Hbin«’ Show wifli A iW m Frem eis REUTEX "BONARELA" member , since the horse-driving, investigation Ihto charges brought ages still exist in the bigger cities'. with 1955 average of 3.11.900; . . . nority, met for. nearly three , Support for municipal controls liidictnients of Slayersi America’s flrs't linen-weave, fabric', rayon . • Permanent crease 'and - perspiration re­ days of 1912 .and irow the union's against Nickerson Feb. 5. .t - . All-male jury; in New York frees hours behind closed doors and 'fonighf with Stan known by millient ' sistant, sunfast, preshrunk, gua^nteed un- ^Lean beef and smoked ham. ground together. International ’ secretary - treasurer, fjrlticizikl Wilson ' also came from Town Councilman call girl Nella Bogart- from Fed­ and dacron, George Wright of StrOtford'. Such then announced ' that further i: ■■■ condiUbnally washable! ' inade the offer- In g conference A.3rd Army spokesman, who de- eral charges that She caused two Hartford, March 5 tfi*)—State’syho said. "I want to say'that the] consideration would be post­ It r oil on Chonnol 30 with Robert Kennedy, counsel- to clined'Use of his name, said Nicke.Fr- women to cross a state line to "en - Atty. Albert S. Bill was set to- State " Police hayb done a , _ver>-1 poned until ihext Tiieeday. ' 8 shades for dresses,-su'its, .skirts, sportswear, drapes, etc. Correlate"with REJ^ PREMIER ALBACORE FANCY WHITE MEAT the. Senate Rackets investigating (Continued' on Page Four) TEX ivy league stripes pr shepherd .checks. sbn was. charged among othej tertair. conventioneering business­ day to ask for fast grand Jiiry in­ thorough Job.” ,, :.] ■ .Amendments wRI be conside'r^ . Committee. , ' . things with writing two memoran-it men. dictments. against Joseph L. Ta~ BUI said thie pair ca(mqt be | then. ' NU*WOOD TILE— M ott cootod insuiotiitg board tik is not finlshtd on tho 7-OZ.CAN O $1.00 Herbert Thatcher, personal coun- dums critical of Secretary of De-i Soviet Union and Poland .sign borsky and Arthur Culombe, toe j tried before' April 2 because of a ael to Engliah, attended tbe con- odqos— wHoro tho tilts loin togothor. Now N u-W o^ brings you oh txclu* for- fehse Wilson s:hd toe-guided mis­ Police Ouster treaty "on demarcation of existing. 33-year-old ex-convlctt’ who 4«ive ' court recess from- March 22 to MBS. coitl' s e n t e n c e d RELTEX IVY LEAGUE Pockod in Oil -ferenqe yeaterday. He aaiti' today sile policy of the Joint- Chiefs of Soviet-Polish State frontier in sec­ admitted six holdup killings. | April 2. ' New Haven, .March 5 UP)— $ | : 4 9 . a I’ARD TUNA Kennedy asked for Teamsters shfo boouty footuro: perintod'odgos on StchLItt light-roflocting tilt and Nu- Staff. ■ Bill n-as scheduled to go before!- 435” WIDE Union financial and other records Sustained injQourt tor adjacent to Baltic Sea." . . Bit)'said he 'Had not decided on i Mrs. Elizabeth G. Coby, 46. MU- . Wood random ptftttm acoustical tilo. ^ — STRIPES and SHEPHERD CHECKS .The ispokesman said ■'■Army In- Grandson and oldest living des.: Superior Court Judge Ab'raham S. which of toe four slayings in this ford, was sentenced to '3 to Hi and was told they would ba made Vesttgatloh determined' that five Bordon to ask th®( ® grand-jury years In prison Jmiay by Judge LA ROSA SPAGHETTI COL. JOHN jN ICkEBSO N JR . Bridgeport, March 6 )—The Cendant of last king of Ckinawa 9Bimty J e would prosecute his available to the committee. unauthorized perspna received (IT be summoned for 10 a.fit. March George Cv, Conway of Superior ■ A BAISAM^WOOUxThirnow typo insulotion ghrft you . . wind ond rnois- These aTq the correlating patterns to go with the plain “BongTela.” 'Make up a smart dress Committee, hearings bn an al­ ^eterson, as chief dies o f stomach cancer at U.S, ■Case. - ■ of pl'aln color with a striped'or checked Jacket. copies of ' Uie memo);andums and document containing classified de­ Army Hosplta) on Okinawa: ■ ~ 14 to consider first dei^ee murd^ Bill, prosecutor ■ for ' Hartford Court for the slaying of her 74- tufo loslrtanco *. . . su^r ruggtdnost . . ‘T'M clustvt spocor flongos that leged Oregon alliance of Teamsters that others might"-have therti in fense information, toe unlawful lice Department indictments against tire pair. . Coimty, can bring toe pair to trial - year-old father In her- home last Elbow MACARONI ' "’ p^« 2*»3jle officials, public ^officeholders' and lUned today "by White House ooaiclude»lta abbre­ p re id *| * spocos front and b o^ pf insulotion^ givt moximum; insulation their possession. But ,toe spokes­ .distribution of secret documents to viated social season with receptUm. He said the two would .be in connecttctlon with .the slaying .December, Counsel said the anderworld elements were due to man insisted that none of the unauthorized persons not in the Judge Otto H. LoMacchla of Com­ brought in under heavy guard to of a gas station owner and hU seutence'wiU be appealed. ' IMT GREEN STAMRS WITH CASH SALEJ CONTADINA ■ resy me tola afternoon. memorandums. went outside this mon Pleas Court. 1 1 tonight for members of (jongresa face the jury. inllltary service, failed' to aafe- and heads of government 'depart­ -customer in New Britain, of an Beck,' now in Europtf, mean­ country. , . ' . guard secret defense Information The selectmen of the town' of Judge Bordori’'; is expected to Blast Hartford liquor store URGES HUMPHREY PiLOBB Drive dewa Saturday . , . open till nooaL We’ll explain how to do the installation. To speed while, has been denied government Contents of the memo'randumi Orafige, actifir as police commis­ ments. . , . Di Lows of Hutukljtu-j tomato PASTE 3““ 27c and that- he was guilty of other regarded b,V millions as the '(living name qttorneys for the prisoners.- proprieto'r or _a. Hartford druggist. Washington, March S' UP)— jrour work we*U loan yen a simpler FBEE. ' ^ credenUals to'attend-a World. La­ were not made public but it- w^s acts prejudical to, good order and sioners, removed Chief ’’'Peterson IJiey possibly w ill be special pub­ ’ * _ _ L I - 7 Buddha"- dies at ,age of 67 bn Taborsky sui'd Culombe — who Sen. Neely (D-WVa) today bor meeting starting' Monday In underatbod that Nlckerson-''wTot« discipline In the armed forces. July 11, effective July 31. fbr mal­ lic defenders; ■ used the alias Germany. Secretar3: of administration in office. - Formosa. ' ■* , '336 North Msin St.o., in some detail about the missile, Under Article 134, qhe spcciflca- . t Fees for public defendera are mitted killing a Meriden couple , in conunlttee to call Secretary of Groon Stomps Glvon With Cenh Solos Labor MitcheU said he wgs deny- battle between 'the .Armj’, Navy llon alleged Nickerson sent three Chief Peterson had appealed to Four. Mississippi men muot pay | paid by’ toe state. They are called a North Haven'shoe‘store. Those the Treasury Humphrey ^ TeL MI 9-5253 CORR In.^' toem so-Beck ^uld not uaq the Common Pleas. Court, claiming toe $350 fine# after pleading nolo •/ and Air Force,' "secret" dociytjanU to Erik Ber- in to dqfend iHirsons who do-not killings would ' come under the questioning “aboutt a possible assignment as an excuse fof fail­ The 3rd, Army charged Nicker­ gaust, qdilor. Missiles and Roclceta commissioners were unable j o sit obatendre to charges ifi connection have the money for pi-lvste' at-" uriSOicUon of New Hitven county conflict of interests.’erests." Seal Open'1)aiIy“7 A. M. m an^h ist er Con n* ing to return to'tola country son with violfition of the 92nd and Magazine, Washington. D. C.. "a as an impartial body because they w ith‘ 1951 scgndalA over sales of torneys. *■ , ’ uthbriUes. O'Mahoney (D-Wyo),TO), chaljnnaa. - - to 5 P. Mw IncludiiiK CORNER MAIH, OAK STRIeETS ptomptly for teatlmoivy before the 134th -Articles of top.• Uniform person not enUtled to.rtcelve such were prajudiced and. biased against Federal Jobs. . . . Df®n of Gradfi- ,BilI, who has promised Speedy Sto New Britain, meanwhile, act­ of a Jolat Antitnist and Public BUILDING MATERIALS Senate coiwmlttee. Code of Military Justje^ Ibghteen docutnenta and the aecret Informa­ him: to the' extent their attitude ate £^ ool of Jouiriaiism of Coluni- Jiretice for Taborsky and Chdombe, ing Police Chief Joseph B. Kelly Lands sutioommlUee looking In­ I ' M^ednesdayi t m IEKHAU c o m EkigUah t/bld Kennedy, that' toe. \ , Afternoons and . specifications were liated. tion contained therein." constituted bad faith. bla University says State Depart- m'et for an hour and a half-with said Y'aborsky told Investigators to operations of tbe oil Utt la LUMBER FUEL FREE PARKING! R U R OF OUR ST 6 r E . . . MANCHIfTill CbMM* •omRiittee afioutd sjaecl^: wfiat . Charges' Listed j ,Xwo * other specifications; under ; 'OvtrtuUhg Chief P.e,terabit’s alla- meat shpujd revefse Ite prirnhibiUoit State Police officials yesterday. : thit^he add Giilombe had adipittbd Europe, told Neely hie. ' Saturday Until Moon The charges alleged he unlawful-^ vain atT ep orters going to Com­ . "We discussed the evidence CORNER MAIN and OAK STReIeTS ‘‘wlU be taken uMtar XCKoOfioed M Page l i f t M ) ly icaused to t reproducUoa of a .(OwHfiMBd M l Fag* Four). . ,(< f t « o rm tn munist OiiJMb , aigaifist Taborsky and Cul«n|>e,'' ■' .(OWRMwMd ORI 'PIMIO WWiri j '■ s'4 ' ■ • /*• A’ ' y ■ .: m \ .1' £ : ' y ■ ‘ -if-'■ r t ■■y-- js •: : u m y i 'J.; >y- r ^ r y . y l ^ r - m J r./A' ■■ y= 7 " . y y J. ■ y y .— f m d ' : -y '‘‘tLym ■/' z - y V' I ■ 'V , x . ■ iK V

PAGE TWO X MANCHESTE^ EVENING MANCHEST|rft) CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 19S7 MANCHESTER EVENING MANCHESTER, CGNN,, TtJE^DAY, MARCH 5., 1957 PAGE THRftB RockviUe-Vernon * ^ Sunset Lodge oniessed Kihei^s Act of C^futrky n/.: C ^ i u i n b l a Knowland Holds Eiflergejicyi Ho^tors Hearings Slated Sheinwbld. on Bridge HOSPITAL lEDS Ck>iincil Def initelyr Interested Views Films Hat in Ring for Physicians of the.Mahchcaler On Budgets for and WHEEL CHAIRS T Rec 1/nit Marks lOtK Ypar; Medi.eai Assn, who will respond I f I f I T I l FURNITUiUB Taborsky Told SLAM HAND BRINOS LAUGH 1 KwA dsalsr X President Race to emergciicy .eills tomorroiy Stale Institutions I V C I i n COMFANY In LaPointe for Qly Off , Ollreland CHAMPIONSHIP ' North-Houfh vtilussabhi- afternoon an^’evening are Di-. PHONE Ml 8-4I59j NORTH FOR SALE or RENT ,By Alfred Sheinwold - . Hears Talk on DellMuency Washin^on, March 5 (/P)-—Senate Herbert Snyder, Tel. MI 9-5217, Hartford, March 5 fA7-/The By MABV TAYLOR . AH' Wid ' Dr, Joseph Me.ssaro,* >Tei. RockvUl^ Mftox* 6 (8i>eCiiU)-^l,900^of thwe Today's hand provided comic re^ A Q I Republican Knowalnd I;^ifk veteran of 16 years Voluntary Red Vlntons, but thdy have and . ordered her to get down, points, but this Ijand came early in roacKlng. St; Patrick's Day. No­ the Vlntons baw TabortHy ‘ since the match, when the score was Potnte o^ce building, and renting Cross work, said although ff>e de Grand Mre. Florence Arm­ but praise and admiratli llioqgh Ibadly frighten^ she pro­ 9 Q 16 » $ 8 4 9 X 2 I banquet of - the organization in sen Father Purim IMrty .at the yesterday, Knowland said 'In re­ Overall' institutional operating 4 > roads were muddy, the barracks the holdup. 'He been brought still -very doss. / coats. N. . epa^^to Ovtl Defense. strong ptealded. ' ' State Police, tested that she c^d n ’t get down A J 8 » »•» » - Yeomans Halt last evening. Chestnut Hill' Synsjfogue at 8:15: sponse to questions on the..lM0 were. W’Srm. the food good. around a week eaftiw, on Feb. 28. "They iWeri wonderful to us," on tber-Aoor. The hand was flashed on the SOUTH p.m. tomorrow. - - ; The legislators thinVtSQiey can rntnnlnff the aldermen into a de­ The- used clothing drive con­ Mrs. Edith WaUh Smith is That' Was before police announced Stent screen in the Hotel Bilteitor*, Rev. Robert G. Keating, c preslden^i situation;. X ^Xlii’ee BV Theme dhatrmah of the entertainment Mrs. Vlnwn said. “They were very “So,", she said, "he helped me." i q J 9 8 4 lain at Cheshire ' Reforms Red Cros* Gets Clothlqg'' 'effect savings at some Inslitotiqns cision on remnval of city office* ,1a ducted by the Red Cross was a they had enured anj^N^pMts in considerate,. and we sure do apr V^ere the matdi was being ^ayed, wkere costs are up over thVjast I/. committee. She secured-Miss Edna By that.NShe meant he slugged her 9 K J 10 I 4 gUest speaker, gave an enll^ten 'The local'48 Club has sent abOut Of Qub Program LIFE 'ah offer of LaPointe Industries “ llfesaver,” she declared. Most ref' connectioi) with the holdup (mur­ predate what they have done. with bis j^n, opening a s c a Vp and several hundred br^e en­ 146 pounds of good, used clothing ten' years by as much as 350 Fox of Hartford, formerly, of Man-; ders, and they wanted theXlutona thusiasts heard the bidding trotn ing talk on the many iteune of may be in 1960. I neither ruled it . ' , cT' , Inc. to tum„over its W« Main St. ugefes arrived here, ^wlth nothing Chester, to give an illuetrated lec^ They were most helpful in keep­ wound thait took five ititches to . ♦ '•7 . juvenile delinquency. to . the American Re** Cross at lit nor ruled it out.’/ ' >. cent k patient. These increasi office building in lieu of $02,000 in save the clothes they wore. J^Oh to try to identify Taboreky. ing us from being scared and get­ close. \ . the loudspeakers. They could see East South Wsst North < Cainp Kilmer, N. J„ for Huhgarien T he' .’’Three ' B’s.” Beethoven, have occurred though the number tiire with emphasis on Ireland. The Vintona bad. already been al a' glance that a dam in spades Father Keating, a gi^d speak­ Knowland haa Announced plans taxes owed the town and city, and one was given a.set of new under, President of the SUte Girl’s ting panicky.’’ Meanwhile, Thbotsky had.pull^ Pass Pass 1 9 Doublt er, with a ready Irish^it, brought Relief in the name of the local Red to retire from toX^enate at the Bach and Brahms, was the theme of patlents>under care has dropped n .$10,000 request by Civil Defense clothing, etockinga and handker ehown pictures of .Taborsky along Story of the. HoMup . a gun from the pocket of a i«in- or',:||earts was absolutely unbeat­ Cross unit. ' . / St the meeting of the (^aminadc -Hiring that'period. - Friendly Society. Miss FFqx has with tliose of thdiiaands of other able." The question was ,vmether Pass 2'9 P»<“ • ♦ out the facts that b w t from brok­ expiratiqn of/hls I'eim in January for'renovation of the Peerles* MIU chieves from Amerlcsn Junior it the memory .of the holdim Obat he woa wearing and demand­ Pss* I 9 Pas* 4 * en homes, tense hm es, bqys with ^ School Menu , / 1959. Xo'd ttial son\e view thts as . The soaring oqsts are attributed' Red Cross funds, she said. Chil­ made two trips to the British ; joesibie euepects, but they had not the Amerlean pair that held the Club last, evenlngvin the Federation mostly to bett« facilities; fm- S.R0HMABEMT for headquarters. Isles. iteblf has been 1{^-to Shake off. ed th at .Vinton give him his sval Pas* 4 V ' Pas* 4 NT .exceedingly, low IQ's and., physical The menu for the remainder of a Step to>Vai-d seeking the C'ilifor- room of Center (ihurch: dren were given mittens, lollypops >een able to pick him out-as one lei. North4touth .isaras would mranage proved treatment 'precedures-:and Edmund F, Dwyer. CD director, Roses'Well Known It was a foggy night, and the to Wd the slam. Pass E 9 'PM6 • V defects, may reitdily become Ju,ve- the week at the Horace W. Porter tila governorship,- then, the pres'- Esther Maidment and Ina Hohen- 5ff KU^OKOnilM miW f . has been granted a $10,000 appro­ and coloring books, in addition to of the men who held them up. store was empty of cuetomers When Vinton told him he didn’t nlles. V / ' idenJK Knowland replied: thal, oo-chSlrmen of the program, greater care offeredxto patients. the clothing. Mrs. Smith is related to the But novy, Vlntqn, who had been . In this, match, all o4 the hands Pass Pass Pass - School is at follows :/Tomorrdw, A rile in the number of Institu- priation by the tovm and has asked Welsh family, of Portadown, sev­ when a they now know to carry a wallet, Taborsky told him were played first in. a different Opentnji lsa4—-9 *8 He said tliat' in bygone ' years vegetable Soup, ^ egg salad sand­ have t:elthe.r opened nor read a paper on the. lives of these a similar amount from the city in Red Cross welfare Workers at slugged by Taborsky while his wife have beenXabotsky walked in to get the receipts out of the the apple in the (>rchard was one cH ^d L-man Zoning a water main in Regan St.' r to make a better community.' The m|!^be obtained at the Post home. modern homes, some of whom moving to Glastonbury five weeks - The -Rev. Fr. Robert G. Keating, chaplaih at Cheshire Reforma­ When your maternity lteina-.of equipment which can be those present recognised, One rolled 610 feet down a n Incline on Board of Appeals was' announced Luther Trouton, chairman of the primary aim of the Council, ac­ ^'obtained for “practically nothing,’* . Leglaa Auxiliary Notes M j^Ie St. Finance Committee, reported that cording to Wolmer, ha.s proven ago, tory. makes a humorous point at last night’s 10th anniversary “holiday” approaches, stock -The' regular meeting of the could hear the murmur of pleasure lest night by Mayor Herman G. celebration of Columbia Recreation Council. ‘ he said. ITie vehicle, parked on the Olson at a meeting of the Com­ Eugene I. Wanat haa teen award­ quite successful as the town-has A teller at the Society for Sav­ Fourth District, American Legion at the sight of the Rev. David ings 30 years, he i.a survived by his up on first quality baby CD meetings are held at least Kelly, -who it will be recalled was M ^ a St. side of the Temple Beth mon Council. ed the job of remodeling the recre­ an almost perfect juvenile record, ar I Auxiliary, will take place Sun Sholom, rolled east down Myrtle ation <|eld building aa a garage for .'^ol SInder New Head widow, the formerrijydta Nelson;,a ' once a week, he said, but coiild day at 3 p..m. a t Ballouville. Miss assistant to the late Rev, James Appointed were: Nicholas Ashe, 700,000 Eiigiiipprg on Job needs at Pine Pharmacy. . aaslly be scheduled so - as .not to Stewart _NeUl . at S t Mary's St., slammed into-the Center Park retired Motor 'Vehicle I>epart- the pdblic. works department. "Video Fveiydoy" During the business part of -the son, 'Tbomas N,, Gla.stonbury, his Cuba’s Presideiil Eleanor Fortuna,-president of tha ■tone wail tw ice, flattened a stop W anat offered the low bid of $3,- meeting,- presided over by Mau­ mother, Mrs. Inanda Johnson, ^V e’d like to know and so would a lot of other p^ple. If / . ' ' ■■ ■ conflict with city meetings, should local unit, requests all -those hav' Church in the 1030’s. As he stood ment Inspector, I-yesr term; How­ New York - The National a building be ahm^d. slgn./tnen rolled across Main St., ard J. LaBier, 2-year term; Ren- 184. All ..Rights Reserved-— rice C?larke, outgoing chairman. Wethersfield: twO brothers; How­ syou live in Glastonbury, why not report the goings on Ing gifts for the gift book should in front of a green hedge, hie dark Curtails Frt‘edoiii Sclen'.-e Foundation estimates that Aldnrnan John Peters noted hair, it was noted, had become coming to r ^ In a lot next to the. wick J. Lewis, principal North­ Gmleer Bid Offered ■«' H, T, Dickenson 4k Co^ Ine. Sol Sinder was elected chairman; ard I.. Farmington; and Edgar S.. turn them in before Sunday the salvation Anny. Low bid of $1,700 for a new po­ Carl GosHne. vice, chairman; Miss Niant'ic; two Sistei'a. Mrs,- Miller, the n,;tion is now employing tJiere for the Manchester Evening Heraid. You'ii find Uiat .'three .questions would haVe niay give them to the district com jrilvery. east School, S-yMr ternl; Hyman Havana. March 5 (>P) — Presi­ to be answered before aAy de­ * Photoa of Lake Region Oamaga to the Angel vehicle M. Berman, supt. American Dye­ lice cruiser was offered by Clyde Jean Natsch, secretary, and Wll- and Mrs. Edna S. Griffin, Wethers­ about 250 000 scientists and 700,- il an iirteresting and rewarding experience -that wiil mlttee. was estimated a t $250 and damage Chevrolet. Delivery la expected In bu.‘ SmithT treasurer. Philip Isham field. ' dent Fulgencia Batistans decree '000 engine-^rs-St the'professional cision could be made. First would ■ The Legion Auxiliary will hold Mias Fox also showed a numl ing Corp.. 4-year term; and Frede­ Euspending consirtulional guaran­ ~ take fittie of your lime. Get fuli detaiis todgy! Caii the'town agree to accept a share of pictures taken in the Lahore to the stop sign at $25, police said. rick L. Maharan, who has had ex­ two to four weeks, Trouton said. ; and Mrs. Joseph -Armstrong were The funSral services wdll be held level. Neaily 70 per cent of this a public grocery eocial March 13 a t Hjomas P. Shea, 26. of 26 Ben­ Roland P.- Usher, building in­ elected to the Executive Board. at 2:30 p.m. ,-Wedne.sday at the tee:; for 45 more days received technical forvc is in indu-itry, with Roger Morin, County Editor,'MapcbesteiL-MI'^u^li ^ of the L aP^te building in lieu 8:30 p.m. at the DAR rooms. gion of Scotland and in Edinimrgh, perience on the East Hartford of taxes? and a few' in London and other ton St, wss charged yesterday Mning'Board, 6-year term. spector, repotted 66 permits is­ TIM E T ^ An announcement was made Taylor /n d Mbdeen Fun*:-*! Home, the balance in cduratlon and \ Secondly. woUld the Peerless Mrs. PauUde'Bury.wid Miss. Emma with following too closely after he sued during Febtqary; He noted that archery, would be idded to 233'*Wa*hing-ton23.VWnihinirtnn StSt..'Hartford, -Mori/nrd ip r^ o i emmcnt ele|nents In -the ■/ ' ■ ■ /- / Bate will be in charge. A short places in England, ail Of which In announcing the appointments. RENRE? si^e~an(i'~H 0U!rev''I^V~qp;^ s1tion ^------_ ------Mill provide adequate space for were greatly appreciated by the crashed into the rear of a vehicle Mayor Olson said he chose m tn that in the past three and one- the Council’s summer sponsored B urial'w ill be in Cedar Hill business meeting at 8 p.m. win being operated by William W, half months he hasXlssued per­ If you’ve been eontont' boycotted the session X dty offices? , And thirdly, would audience. who have had little or no connec­ activities. The annually-sponsored Cemetery. Friends may call at the The government first suspended the LaPointe budding be adequate precede the social. Chapman’ 40, of 718 Center St., on mits for building exceeding in es­ I frith an ontmOded small spring dance will be held May 4 funeral home today from 3 to 5 Ib e unit has named Miss Flea- Mrs. Edwin P al^r, who was In tion with the i^litlcal life of Rock- screen; ‘ l-«hannel 7TV, It guarantees and imposed • censor­ for both the city and CD? charge of decorations in ther ban Center St. near Oloott Dr. will*. He asked the cooperation of timated cost that of thV entire ELECTRONICS with Mrs. Fred Sorrachi in charge. and 7 to 9 p.m. nor Fortuna, and Mrs. Mary For Chapman said he had the eignal yeSr of 1956. The estimated cost I win take only a qoi(!k look ship last Jan. 15 to meet the crisis % A t this {Mint the following comr quet hall, used centerpieces on the the aldermen with the Zoning The Columbia Community Play-, caused when student leader Fidel mtttee was named tO confer with tuna, the National Security chair­ lights blinking on hlS car- and his of buildings for which permits LABORATORIES j at OUT SYLVANIA and. ers presented "The Happy Jour­ Manchester Evening Herald Co­ man, to attend the National.Secur- tables of gre4n and. white carna­ Board of Appeals in sharing their DaMONT models and Castro landed on (yH^a’s southeast 'he Seleotmen. tions, shamrock .cutouts and St left hand out the wlndoW signify­ experience with sonlng. were issued between Nov; 16 a ^ ney” by Thornton Wilder and di­ lumbia correspondent, Mrs. Frank Barbero, chairman of it: Dinner at the^otel Bond, ing a* left tqm when the Shea Feb. 28 totaia $1,360,450.T h e com­ lyoa’U want to retire It. coast at the head of a group of Patrick napkins. Mrs. Margaret “This board will ful|pi a very rected by John Hansen,-Members Marchlsn, telephone ‘A C a d e m v insurrectionists. lltee stadytng dap CD< Hartford, ^ r c h 28. Starkweather, solicited deticloui vehicle crashed into the rear of his important part in the success of parable figure for the year 1958 277 BROAD of the cast were Mrs. Herbert 8-9066. Peters, Thomas Ker- is $1,380,450. Feel for the three The suspension'-was lil ted Feb:, requtum Jh Bventa Tonight cakes'with green icing, which were car. fsilufe of toning here,’’ the mayof‘ Bnglert. Donald Hodgins. Hansen, l as military aiilhoritie.s ex­ nan, Edwin WUUam Weber, There will be a combined meet Damage ■ to both vehicles was and one-half month period totaled RADIO Mrs. Hansen. Stewart Tlbbits. and 2 setVed with coffee and tea. P ast ■aid. $3,035, T f I E V I S 1 0 N pressed confidence the uprising John Gill, ' Leighton, John ing . of the advisory committee'and N'oble Grands Minnie Krsuae and estimated as considerable by po­ The terme vrill run from March 4. Mrs. Donald Hodgins. Schliphack tUop Cqun- the planning group of the Senior lice. Concordia Plans \ as almost crushed. Informed iBthel Asplnwall poured. A letter to the council frtfn An appeal for small table model sources said it was.reimposed to sel M any Hsi Cltisens’ Club at -8 p.m, in- the' John F; Ashe, fire chief, requests • SEPTIC TANKS 7THUR9DAY SPECIALt radios for the bdys at the Refor­ Rockville Public Health meet the stilt disturbed sltiwtion Waives Consideration of replaoement of Installation anfl Repair LemoQ Meringae Pies matory was made by Father Keat­ Lenieri Services caused by rebel rimmahts still Arthur C. Staff) 22. of 7 W. Assn. olHce, Park St. the 34-yeaf old hook and ladder Speolaltets ing, and anyone having one in Heading the advisory com: DAILY SPECIAL! holding out in the SlHra Maestra Main S t waived [Uon on an truck. Ashe considers the need for fairly good condition which no Lenten services begin, a t Con­ Mis. is Dr. Seymour I, Kunmier, • s e w I r s ^ e a n e d ''•V Eclaire imd' longer is in use should leave H at Indtena chsirga of homi- SNETCO a new hook and'ladder truck crlW- cordia Lutheran Church with an clde a t a special-court seAdon at chairman of the plannipl: group 1s cal and thinks the replacement and INSTALLED Custard Filled Domit* the post office at the Center for 8:30 p.m. yestiuday. Judge Ffapeis Mr*. Raymond . B, Cterk. should be made by other- means Tonife Is Encyclopedia • CELLARS DRAINED later delivery to Cheslilre. Ash Wednesday 'service at 7:30 ‘Snowslioes on Keind(^’ A^.T 'O’LoughUn p rid in g . ' ' ' Relief C o tfm /n - Meet / than the present fire truck reserve Club Night! PINE / The Catholic Ladies’ Society of P-bi- . Burpee Women^ Relief Co^s ^ For Increase in Rates A dm. This Engagement Nome, Alaska—The reindeer's America's “Aof”ear > Following the court sessioh fimd. TOWN and COUNTRY PASTRY SHOP / St. Columba’a Church served a The services'lylll continue each Stafford was returned, to Indiana Will meet at 8:36 tomorrow night This fund, acc6rding to Ashe’s Adults 90o—Children SOe roast beef supper, apple pie and Wednesday .evening dilring Lent feet/Sre well equipped for travel­ for a members' suppisr at the.JDAR Back Hadosa . Jamei Dean DRAINAGE CO. Dial MI 9-9486 ing' on newly fallen snow. The in the custody of the Huntington Rates for most home telephone- gram which is running over $60 letter, will te barely adequate to Elisabeth Tarior ' PRONE MI 9-4148 660 Center SU Mancbeeter until . Holy Week. In .Holy Wtek,. County sheriff. The youth was al­ Hall. Officete abould wear^white million a year. WeW have to raise replace the necessary fire trucks. i the evening services/will be on hooves are cup-sfiaped on the bot­ for initiations ^ .new' niemberia. service in the Manchester exchange tom and, with the dewclaws, or legedly Involved In a two car would be increased from 35 to 65 the money for this expmislqn by He eatimates the cost of a qew ’ Holy Thursday and on Good Fri­ colhalon Mardi 81, 19^ in which Members should w n g gifta. Belling stocks and. bonds. Unless hook and ladder truck will run be­ "GIANT" duuimrl t New Hatch. C«ar. (11) BED SHELTON SHOW day. The theme of the midweek, small, to«;, they spread and act cent* per month under a new (TIuuuiei it HArtferiL CeoA. (Celer) Ppreonal Notices as snowshoes. two persons were killed and three Hospital Notm ' . X Statenride schedule to be filed to­ our profits ar4 sufQcient to pay yond $30,000. Ashe, In his letter la TeckaleeLr 8 p.at. ChAAAcL 2t torinirtlMd. Mate. Caret Chaaaing. Oeeet service is; ’’Pathways to the seriously injured. Stafford was Admitted. yMterday; Mre. Al- investora a reasonable return on appeals to the Council to fomu- CliAAAfI M New BrlUie. Ccaa. (It) LAWBEMCE WBLE Kingdom,” the theme for Ash day with the Connecticut Public ...... S:U CkAAAel ftS Waierbrnry. OoAA. SHOW hospitalised for about a month be­ b ^ Palosie, Bfoad Brook; Arthur Utilities Commission (PUC) by the their money, they certainly won't late a plan whereby the neceaeary Cartoeae ...... 7:1* Chaaael U Belyeke, iKate. (14) MARCH o r MBDI- In Memoriam Wednesday being "Pathway of cause of injuries suffered in the Walker, .RFD \ 3; Mrs. ' Elaine Southern New England Telephone be Interested in buying our stock. funds might te obtained. Barrah MlaaeTltch...... 7:U CINE (Gelor) “Meadaafa’’ Penitence.” Upphnan, Sopisre;' Mrs. Anna Alderman Richard Hiller, chair­ Nat Blag Cela ...... :...... 7:U (U> CHINA SMITH In Itivlng memory of -my .husband, crash, ha told pel Cp. (SNETCKM. — Thia would eeriously handicap our C « ri. .Tori M .Nlrliola who passed Thirty-two visitors, under the Sandberg, Ete^t\Rd., Ellington. efforts to expand and Improve our man of the Fire Oommltte*, >:** ( I) ITAUad -COOKEBT (55) BESEBVED SEAT/ ^ Stafford can^ tqJiockvlUe idMut The proposed new rates must, Wed.. ‘ 'Teaheata af Aasait (isss) BIO PAVorr !•:** (S55) *44.4#* QCBSTIOM *w «y M a rc h .5, JS50. chairmanship of EMward WOiss - '9 months ago andhas been v ik ­ Disduirged yuterday: ' Mrs. service.” agreed that, a new truck te needed X aoa’’ “Tha Brass Lassad” (£bM) .KATINEE THEATEB (11) OVEBSEA8 ADVENTCBB Helen GoUas, Bayonne, N. 3. appro-ved by the PUC, which and Buggeated the Council study (Color) (53) POLKA ‘nME Sui*htn«. pae.nlng Coin- (18) AMOSA ANDY will be held on March. 10-at 8:45 ford, recently dliector of the office 5-8186. , ter exchange lists some 19J17 mission,' which in Rockville, te the s« 3 5 u n F ^ we DiiRB you TO (XX) thkT w t show WORKMANSHIP wife Slid dnufthter. and 10:15 a;m. telephones. SiTTWUlTAU/ 14 YOU OO- (88) COMEinF TIHE of Red Croes volunteers at O ^ p X-Rays Pro^ Alloys (!>>mmon Council Zoning becomes (U) FEATCBE MOVIE are yours with ■-'* Kilmer, N. J., and volunteer Red ' Busmesa tielephones, which are effective here Friday. BsoaMwwg. (H) OCT WEST (In protTCts) Cross consultant, wpoke to the Ro­ Landing Site Pkipoinied) LITTLE BABCAL8 historians hav.e combUied- their -tallographic x-ray machine has E. I^k, city sheriff, resigred as f:«* ( 8) O T A O E S Shaatreased the tremendous job In 'th e RockviUe exchange, resi­ enabled researchers to discover of March 1 becauae he te moving to FREE aueiB tf'l (M) IMilLT SHOW TURNPIKE the Red Cross and the Army had efforts and managed to pinpoint dence private Unes would. IncTeaee (SX) THIS IS THE LIFE "BEFORE LO SSES^I^N . the landing place In 1579 of S|r hitherto-unknown changes -in the Wethersfield. William R. Dumas, \ (H) TWtUOBT TBEATBB 154 Middle TTpke. W. in developing the.HungariaA refu­ 45 cen^ from $3.60; 2-party lines atomic arrangement of Iron- 42 Prospect St, -s(«s named by the M aacheiter gee program a t Gamp KUmer, Francis Drake in what ia now 30 cents from $2.90;' 4-party Unes, • tSS ( S) SPOBT8COPE NIS-TOa port--pf-^ northern California’s aluminum alloya 'I'he new high- Council to fill the unexpired term. (58) PHONE TQCE ANSWEB ■ I n s u r e w i t h l a p p e n " Notii^^hat the camp had been up 25 cents from $2.40. intensity x-fay madiiite Yt at Edward L. Buchanan, night clerk .S:4* ( 8) WKATHEB FOBECA8T “in mothballs’’ since the close of redwood., empire.” Extensive' re­ Single business lines would in­ S:8S t H> WORLD NEWS TODAY search has established that his least 15 Umss ipore powerful than of the Folice Departme 't te re- (XX> NEWS 1*:45 ( 8) WORLD'S BEST MOVIEB World War II with only two of- crease 80 cents per month. ITie' any comparable devise, permitting aigning Friday to accept a position (U) BCILDDia AMEBIOA Uri* (1SS8 ) M E W S ., ficera residing on the base, she said ship, the Golden Hindi,, was Rockville excdiange lists some (»K FINAL EDITION GREEN STANPS beached in a small cove on the a sharp reduction. In the anuiunt in private business. ' (id) S A N FB A N C I 8 C O B U t there are presently 3,000 troops 7i000'” telephones, according to of x-ray time reqilited to ihveetl- council authorised Corpora­ 11:1* (1X4 0 ) W U T B E B . there in addition to the more than west aide of Drake’s Estero, a Seabury Lewie, manager. (11) W U T B E B A N D S P O B T S tidal'inlet on the north shore of gate ' iron-aluminum and other tion Counsel Harry Hammer to is­ MANCHESTER U ) U (18) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE 26,000 refugees who have been Charges for private switchboard alloys. sue an eaeqment to the RoritvUle (XX) FUNKIE.LAINE - ■ 'proceased at the camp. Drake's Bsy in ■ Marin County business lines and miscellaneous (X*) T O N I O H T Up to two days ago, ail but about, 30' miles ndrth of- the equipment would be increased. LUMBER, INC. Uri* (58) NEWS A m PBEVCBS Wo’ro giving Golden Gate. Abo proposed is a 25-coit iqcreas; (XX) T O N I O M T BUILDING MATERIALS 1X:B* ( 81 N E W S ■i in the. monthly charge Yor a home STAVT8 nST. SHOWN • WEDNESDAY. MARCH • IT • ' ’'y - ' . ROYAL BEVERAGE T O M O B $ t O W S:p*A:*S.: ■ 'AND U:t4 ( S) N E W S extension, and increases: of gene­ (18) VALIANT LADT Milk is regarded as g truly roysd rally no, more than five cents .In. Ceat. F m o i 5:M Ca-reat at 7;l» : MASON SUPPLIES (X5 4 *) TICK T A K D O C O B ' ^ FRESH CANDY. ^ beverage by .natives of Africa'n charges for some toil calls within ^ (55) MID-DAY MOVIE . . DOUBLE U: 15. ( I) L O V E O F U F E Kept In Betrigeratod Cases Uganda, where milkmaids chosen the'State. We Ftiuuioe Your Jobs (11) KIDDIE KAETOONB Whitman — Bchraft — PAS at an early age tend cows m-ned Rate .Increasea vary throughout I . AU the riocoos liu 255 CENTER BT— Ml 8-8144 U : W < 8) 81lEAECHJMBlXOMOBBOW------Ghevrolet Wins coveted Manufactuyers* this superiority isn’t limited the model that suits your by the king. Europeans .SMdom the State, depending on the num­ (X ) IT C O V L D b e y o u ; . - I. ber of telephone subscribers in 11:45 ( 8) OCipiNQ LIORT to just a few extra-cost high- needs. And get a champion-, are 'pe'rinitted to see milkings, of the sO|ge hit *aod mote l . 7:1* (8) SDFEBMAN l:ie ( 8) HOIXYWOOD'S BEST STAMPS Trophy at Daytona Beach as Arthir Driis Storas^i and the milk must be borne to the each area. IA some cases, rates - (ll) 7 CCLOCE BEFOBT (18) rCN WITH FOOD performance models. Every ship deal. royal hou8e::with great ceremony. would t e reduced In l^se populdgs (XX) WILITHEB ‘ CL 0 8 B-CP . “hest performing U. "automobile” ! '‘Natiotial Association for Stock Car'Aitlo ateas, according to SNETCO Pres- 7 :1* (55) W BATBEB l:i e (18) AS THE WORLD TCRNS type of Chevy—from the. sbe- ioent Lucius S, Rowe, “ . . * 7 :U (1S4 5 ) DOC B L aS EDWARDS (84) C L U B *8 (Celer) “What’s new” is something you.might $ay as Racini. Rowe said the proposra rate AMD THE t m t S (55) ABTBTB GODFREY WED. Want/fjc/j,-not (Jziims, about cajr,; Nothing in the low-price cylinder models right up to_ aid out g nawiORp 7 :S* < SAt) -H O L L Y W O O D P B E H R N T S (XS4 S) TBNNESSBK ERNIE date, you could be, caught short should a loss TRUCK SKCIAUST in federal income taxes, -Rowe C O N f W C T — "Capital Piia- . P O B D ’S S H O W occur. figures from NASCAR’s* such a sweep. And Chevy single-carburetor- V8’s with added. ■ M K B I K D K l D o iiluneat’’ (551 nABBY MQOBE 8|itiro spring ' (1SA 5) NAMB THAT TCNl t:4( ( I) IN D C 8TBT ON PAUDB Powerglide to the stick-shift Wages Major Itm * (XX-M) JONATHAN mNTl (1*4 5 ) B O C 8 E P A B T Y If you have any questions a^out insurance internationally famous walked away with the A major item in teleph(me cotta SHOW famous Manufacturers’ Tro­ "270’s’’^ is a championship ^CHEVROlETi is w ages Siiice telephone rajte* 3&eHeahouse 7 tU (XXAS) N E W S . . . . if .vou are not sure you have the best pro­ cleaning bundlo. Da^ytona Beach competition • Pick-ups • Panels Sri* (1S4 5 ) PH IL U L V e BS S H O W — were last increased in 1953, th m . (XX-SI) BIO S C B P B I B E tection you can'possibly buy . . . please call us . ■ i f(Mf‘- 6tock iCars. Here's what phy, hands down! car. • Tanks general wage increasesTiKvir-pe- « f fite AaStaStlliPar Sri* ( S> W Y A T T B A B P - today. Full information cheerfully given anil ' “Bat MaaleTMB far Sbsriir CHORCHES G ot a h9od start! • Dumps •T a n s- ■ulted froi& negoUatlons with the ' (1*4 5 ) TH E B B I ^ E B S without obligation. May we help youf you'ii find: Chevrolet; in two The 1957 Chevrolet is, by Daytona proves it. And Connecticut Union ' of -Tclephohe S:M (XX-M) PANIC(Premlerc) “Tha MOTOR SALES '* ... • Tractors PriMt" weeks of blistering competi­ all odds, the most astonishing you can sample it for your­ Workers ' in 1954, 1955 and last (5S) irono OABAYAN v 88’ OaUaad St. lunidiMter • Cab ‘’and Chasds year.' . ■ MSEKT •:*• ( S-SX) B B O K E N A B B O W ' i « tion, proved itself as America’s perforjner ever' produced in self at your Chevrolet dealer­ ‘‘As a regtdated public'iitiuty.” “Eebemaa" __ _ 1 U S A •JBpdY ChanKe-orer (1S4 5 ) TO T E L L T H E T B C T M Oidy A iitlierind " Rowe Said, ^the telephone com­ el huge expansidh'pro- (55) TV P L A T H O C BE • :l* (-*) C A V A L C A D E T H E A T E B i u p lu s EXCELLSHT CO-FEATUM; “Tha M a a W h o Ask* 4 Me . In Menelwster O nly franchktted Chetrolet dealers ^CHEVROLET ^ display this famous trademark Pavers' . INSURORS—REALTORS ' > 1'

T f o r i I e n t A, MOMVioHoneMM ^ A Y O U SA V E / 164 East Center StreeWMI ,9-5261 - i 't 'C lw vrilef Co., loe. 8 and 18 nun. Movie Projeeton NORMAN'S ■ —soAnd oe silent, alto 85 n m . M O N E Y Open Thursday Evenings'Until 9:(^ A’ • IMS MAIN ST. elide projeetere. i ' y''...... V- ’ 273 BROAD ST. H E R E >. ,8nd Saturdays Until Noon, ’ f t - See Your Authorized Chevrolet Dealer MANCHESTER T O M D U F F WEtOON MUG CO / 4U Hlrttstd M. M l Btatn S t.' MI 8-8821 'N txt to A a P. Y-' I •<' Aigil l\tWLLU<^W. ^ N . M l 8-1884 ' K2:fc i j . l-iH::-:!/?-?: . / 7 T -A. "V. ■ 'A ' -i ; : yii -l:\ ; i x-i / '■ 'A 1 i h m ■ft ■n If ■>,s i F v ''a , ( V. •h RAGE'f i v e P A G E F O U R MANCkESTER EVENING-HERALD, M A N CH E^R , CONIT., TUESpAYt MARCH 6, 1957 :V> MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. \fANCHESTER, CONN., TUEEDAYi MARCH 5, 1957 "TT' Adwamen who wantNq Red d iln a f tome of thej^ property which haa I club in Marlborough, and - hia Bolton late last year in the,.^fac«-of;-« South Windsor ^ ' Arrests Increase been purchased and moved from; I.iealher Pounders ;: nepnew,nephew, uvrmiu. Donald. ^ Feingold Heads ^ Rent•v -r- i Controls. Dulles Says State Department ban domtoal inflammation that liitosed Regular game* • schefltltod for the Uw taachera wUtoin the next (wo and that he failed to properly of road rules, 12 lo 20;. failure to , trip lo‘chie’ag« in ISoromber as old fa-ther \yas killed but one of, fifth wqek: of the tttorflament now weeka. ■■ rents.' entitled "consideraU«»a of the mark "accret". a document entitled drawal and on Egypt's handling of Four Airings : cumbent Democrat DajddT Smith tor ^ iT io d it- " * * ”^^ > , Conncctlcut'aC\)nncEtlcut'a:RTdl*tg RTdlng Club delegate hi* .five chijcfrei^eseapedchildren with only i He refeived to-such apepulators the'rcfopentng of the Suez Onal. , by a. narrow margin faf'four votes :5S:§- obtain, operator'a license. 3 . to 18. in p ro g T ^ will be.^>lB.ved following; Terma ot the couijterrpropoaal, "consideratkins on . the Wilson \ 'Major decrease* came in arrests • ' M 1 s i VaC- ' to the’4-H l^iU^ongreM, She’Also a J‘mAU ciit ^Rtbrday when FUNERAL ag “bloodsuckers" and "leeches." Wtleon memorandumV’ - to Drew ,2. Dulles will leave tomorrow y u i n n ^ , at the annual .^Twn Meeting, TOc fornrier P iim ^ Min-ihvplvefl • in car craBhed into a tree on -Rt. 137. a: brief- j[iiistooss"nreeting. which were'i»ached at an unan- memorandum." Fodryt^ubllc hearings, three'; of for parking Violations, 16 tq 5; nouaoed ataaloii of tha Board Feto. Wright testified that a former Pearson, a columnist, an^ that he A t Huntsville, Robert-K> Bell, a for a ,*ieetlng of the 'Southeast theny^d sidewalk instanstions, swung control jof the Commission spent the niifaf the abdonalmtl ; o th er guest.s included Ctoarles Police said Goodrich, a. veteran *>116 good Samaritan in h ^ life; Aiwut 138 .a montli. Now, he testi­ brougbt^to light" during the tiiat room'of the Municipal Building. pretnoua Joint meeting Feto, •* Among the 15 apecifleations un­ . feel that when the Unltfd.' States to supply, gutddd One ' bearing is fan - spending ^"04mmittce and ia one of a gfoup i repo^ ahowa. m atio i^ '" •;/ . ' ^ Chapman of the Chapman Riding of Korea, apparently lost controefWhen it snows he sweeps offmfr ' 23 Mato Street, Manchester, -The acbedule in effect now' fied. It’e 183. der Article-93 was one alleging facts 'become, known," he added, mlsslleA' He said he would havk to $26,000 from the .Capital Improve­ .-'^appointed to study representative Ahthpi|>'and Lady Eden are Stables in Glastonbury, and his of, the csr on s curve. ‘'steps and sidewalk*. She doesn fS.COO tO fS.aOp in IS steps; Taconiello contended that If rents that Nickeraon sent four...-docu- ■ gqvernm'ent for the town. -His term The' son,' Dennis, wait/token jknow who he is. The work i s don#ih v -Call Mi9-5B69 are'controlled, then controls should * a h time Introduced to -the -townspeople L "Landlords shoulij not be the o. The United SUtes^and btoer Ppot The hewly-formed Taxpay­ V a. ■ Are alarm systeni wwhich has toaf- ers' League plans to oppose that last night by Gaylord Paine, chair- ' To Ride a How JL. fled______school officiala,) and electrical goat," he said. VDmi't make goats ShiATO ebuntries - m concermd man of the GOP Town Committee, s : of property owners.^’ alknlt -political clumges' in Indo^ expenditure. UPtOIOP.M,/ anglneers for .years has been cor* Stdewalk Hearings Holden said he was gratified by Philadelphia, March rected, the Board was advised last Advocates -of rent contfoTT he. to neslk where Present Sukarno is his election and would do every­ contended', actuallv are' leeking^ \n ie sidewalk hearings concern Trailer arrived ye; trying to organize a "guided propfased installations : near the thing possible to work for the im- ’’^^aiiiataking detective work- toy ."squatters' rights,^* ■ They seek, he democracy.” /But Dulles declared , provement of the town. 350-miTfc horse-b*^k ri said, rents for 415 and $30 a month higli school, near Green Schqbl- Board mambersimeer Howard Jensen tlw'btmcern is not Uhg^ by fear and near Buckley School. All Budgets Appro'ved ' ■le a aimllar perform -! | and PhUlpxG. Dooley finally 'rb- an economy of rising costs. ents of a y ^ s byUommtinist domination of In- All town budgets were approved I.. Id«>rtifli»atlnn of tha trou^ Former State Rep. Frederick U. Owners ot abutU'ng firoperty arore. d qnesiayyc would pay two-thlrdSE-ah at the meeting. - attended by 283 ■ /• tole and correction by local elec- ^est Hartford i . stld 4. EfuSeji* calki with W ist Ger- citizens. The 22-mtU rate for 19,58. j eyere rode alone, that If . there are to be any coti- y - (Contln-jed fror^ page One>, the walks. iva* accompanied by a I trieian John Aubrey, EaOmalee on Miss Betty Sherwood jnak^ Foreign Minister Heinrich In other matters the Directors 57 was accented without much dis- Rev. Chalmers Coe "the repair work hasp run aa-high Irols at all and he said he was Tabor^y Tells ron Brentono'have so far produced ctissjon-as were the achool and gen-, ith, a groom.' six extra ag'atnat them — they should be Bring shots'that killed\the New Will consider .setting dates for — two horke van driver*, a aa S750, with no guaraiitea of re- Miss Betty Sherwood, R;N., will A; complete unity of vijew on *11 An informal hearing, with the eral government- budgets. The Rev. Chalmers-’Coe will be I Bults. The trouble haa beep ad- statewide .rather than on a com­ Britain service station ^meratoV Voter* approved the laying out j,-..eviei6n camera man. a publicity 11 be the guest\speaker st the C ^ rt He’ll Not ikdnU discussed.,,Dulles'^did not Town Planning Commission on tw6 the speaker at Center Congrej^'Tfmn three "errand" girls and his! JuMad at a coat of Issa than SlOO, munity baais. and A customsiP>v^ \ ■ say what points hid eortie.^ up of two new highways through.the the ___Board_____ was_ advised;____ x monthly meeting ot the Msnehes He called the propoaal before the proposed suhdi-vislona. tional Church Thursday afierttoon'wifeT Cindy. . 1 .Kelly said lte-.'Was''pi:Mht/Wben •pectflcally.- A,^'public hMring on changing industrial zone by the New Haven Board member John M ^ennott Pijtolic H e^^ilto NNursing Aesn. committee a daiigerou."» the new Aheratoh hotel ^ authorisad at a apeclal subcommit- vate capital from entering the Hartford, March 6 (4V-Joseph way for the.se roads, nothing more / tae to place an order for an in- meeting will be in the auxiliary Kelly said this was ihe st tRe Hawaiian lalan'da or their A -public hearing on the ; pro­ housing' rental Held. - / L. Taborsky, confessed "mad-kill- bltonts from the Britiah nu- posed budget for the coming year. would be done untli” ind’ilit’rials nicetlng.^ ! jj, nearby f}lsn. agen* JapbWskl got in the station, brighter we can wash your car ci^.throughout the country, she Police G l^f Ouster ment of counsel. und lo provide off-stfcK parking ; ...... He and Mrs. Qoevoe have four - ran bis duties at the local school Taborsky fired two shots into his you rn ^ feel run-dovyn frorri wtfh ou|.>Weavef Automatic Oir * ' hlidren. , ‘ Some $190,268 in taxes on the, aaUsta those member agencies she When Taborsky,- flanked by tAo Read. nearby. • . ! children J . on Jan..» In a probationary etatut. deputy eheriffs, was brought her Wisltor.,Every car is automaticaliy RefreshmenUs will be .served in the 1 21-mill levy, about *97.(KX) df it on' Tha Board went on record in ^ sits in reaching eohitlons to local Sustaim^ in Court The child, left in the -car, was The Board qf SelectnCcn was di­ the former Cheney Bros, property,) / fore Judge Abraham S. Hordoh, sprayed w i^ fresh -wawr and aaiU rected to appoint a six-man water Fellowship room at 1:15 by Mrs! support of current legislative « problems. unharmed. Erfiest« . A Bengston.^ . .A Vhospitalitya. a. a _ riAAlfSAA Achair-,aWaISAa remained, unpaid at the end of/ fort to assure construction ^ s A native of Columbus, Ohio, Misi (CoBtHtoMl from Page One) he was asked by State's .Att.v,-Al­ detergent, sod thoroughly hand study board. The group will look bert S. Bill: , TI R E^ BLbOO* spoagi^ and chaoioised. We acver into the merits of municipal water, man, assisted by membera of the | February. regional technlpal school st/Slan- Sharwood received her diploma and Bible Study . Group, who are 1 , Di^ounting the $97,0l)0^t’aul ehester.' A letter has-been^rectad- h«piM.inr*« d«grtf ft Ohio SUte gatlon at he was made' the Have you selected cojmieVT’’ Tfestle Spans 13 Miles use h u ^ detergtoMS that aaight obtaining, water from gravel “No air," Said Taborsky. injure the finish...qicdirty packed wells, or the advisability ho.slesse.'i for the meeting. At 2, the | C em ni. cqllector of reyerfue, has to local leglalators and SmaU and University and a m'aster's degree scapegut" of trouble “ini the . guest.sW ill assemble jn Memorial , c^niiected 90.4 per csdl of the House piklucatlon /Committee in public health from' the Univer­ Oran'ge rollpe Department, Jiuitice ‘Do .vou w ant.to? Salt Lake City One of the Feel Stiten'ger_Fai -irater left oyer from a'''prcTiout o f c<5ntlmiing under the present ih; A "No air.’" longest railroad treaties .in‘the "dividual artesian well system.' hall for the Rto'. Mr, Coe’s talk. •/amount collectibue,,/Al the end of chairman urging faydiable action. sity of Michigan. She has been an LaMAcchia in di.smisalng the poHce- w ith in 7 d a y s - W money baot^J car.... or "hit-or-mits** asetmhly All women of the church are in-' Februarv, Cervim/fieptc.-ted, $1,827,- B oard' member AIcDermott an-, active member and has held offices n's appeal declared in part: Judge Bordon^ reminded the world is a heavy limber structure line dwthods. T h e automatic fap- Red Cross Returns prisoner about hi* request in a spanning Utah's Great Salt Lake. R-irhard Rita, chairman nf this vited. A nursery for li^Ule chiWren ; 3 5 7 -had beeajpdfd. nounced he would attend hearing! in her professional nursing organi­ The plaintiff (Chief Pierson) After a cold, flu, tore Toat or vir^you'm ay suffer ctation. o^thq. Washer gets the job will be provided. at the Capltol^n the blUa today. zations. Rasas fsilecl to show a scintilla of court appear^ce last week to The trestle, caljed one of the from iron deficiency, am or As we call it. Tired .year's Red Cro.ss fund drive, an­ Statom. CMrp.. sucres.sor to CTie-^'j have Atty. Wallace R. Burke, of engineering wonders ot the done in Vi die dme needed for nounced yesterday Ihal the . sum ney Br<5jx'nas not yet succeeded in School Si^rlntendcnt George E, evidence of prejudice, bias or bad Blood. To feel stronger ULt^^Geiutoi,, the high- eaanual washing. ' tfraff tha Beard, trailer faith, on the part of the Board of Hartford r^ e d to represent him. world w’hen it .was completed potency tonic that begins strengthen iron-poor of $360 was, collected by volun­ casse of Berlin.' N. H,;' leachJitB agreem ent w ith v*ri(W Jrads 4 teacher, will com­ Selectmen. In essence, the removal The previoiia court appearance in 1904, is still in excellent con­ Tired Blood in 24 hours. In one day GERITOI. iron Give yostr cat that "lilts newt look teer canvassers ."\inday. bul'"that with speeding, forfeited a bond of , pr^fferty purchasers . over xfho | pete/Wai-work for a master's of the plaintl^ as chief of police was in. midweek. Just after Cu- dition. Engineers say it has an- is in your btopdstreamjear, Strength and energy-. "$2T7 ould pay what portion oCtfte tax Girl Scout Notfis today. Drive vn for OiK qpikdy, Itodio 'Courao .Meet* ill- ■' . ' il oU»*r-35-y#ars-of-useful Hfer' to every part ofyour body. So, after a winter all-point wash -jobl______pa.sl’ .years, the town ha.s not met HlHB Grades Reported :e. a borsky was remaining mute'ebqut illness, if T i r ^ Blood is your probisto—take it.s quota and It ia hoped th at all The, first meeting of the/-(-i/ *Pcesum Ac.AuiimA,.., ablv. the tqWn will have hia-part in the crimes. ,- ' amateur radio -course was" held j’ difficjilty collect, the bill on , i Becand V ix ^ grades of Man in obaerrance' of GUI Scout ‘a wroqg administration’ L*akc Michigan 3rd Largest (HniTOL st’L'v day. Take either the liquid or tho.se not contacted oji.,Sunday will ehester Ht|^ gchool ihideiiU to* Week, Macrh ID to. l *ivCirl. gcouis' ; ’The board, in removing the “ ■When I asked for. Mr, Burke, ■■■ -/teel itrongtr fa$t within send in their contributibn. lest night ill the Fir.st gktogrega- viewed. fH-^the 13 seniors, five re­ plaintiff from office, was careful to the-case was different.” .said Ta- ' your nnmky back. WEI^ M ' I,enten Services tional Church ba.sem«pt7 G. M artin in Manchester will e^rt the -week cofiflne it* Judgment only to hii borskj\ , ^/'^hlcago — Lake Michigan.. the ceived A and B grades. This stand­ only one of , the five Great Lakes $1.00—Buy CcMiumy Bizel .7TM/doora of the Fii-.st,' Congre- Krause' CD director, announced' DECAY!! ard WM maintained also by five of by ^attending their /fawn churches. duties as an offleer. In. such cases, '•There wbuidn't be anything iij WASHx^i g- tlonat-C5iurch will be oiren for about 12 men h^enrolledenrolled in the 3 ? - Ih e following be responilblk^ trying it. y ' l t would be Just a to lie entirely within the United th^21 Juniors, four of the 20 it is necessary to 'aepsrsto the States, _w:as originally known to •pra.ver antT njeditation a»' 7 a.m. rhiirse. ■ ,I .Fluorine Fluorine and (.'atcluiil. (.'atcluiil, In natu- ■dphomorca, but only four of the for meeting a i^ seating girhi at chsratcer of. the man frfam the matter,of''the state producing, evi­ tomorrow and 'ieyery day during w al bone meal state, now available character of the oflice'. dence ^tn court and me accepting the Indians as Lake Illihois. It's GERITOL 40 freahmen. their , rea p ecti^ places of wbrshlp. the third largest of th e . five MORIARTY BROS. Lent. V . Ma -healer Evening Heptttt ln tablet form for Children of all A contract to paint the health "Accordingly, the ■ court finds i» -V ' SELDOM DRUG STORES \Atopping, Soilth Windsor cotres- ; age*. -Ask your doctor or dentist Mrs. Herbert Lfeib, Temple Beth Judge Bordon said that because lakes and has an area of 22,450 901 IAIN 8T. — 487 MAIN ST. - i 842 MAIN 8T. 801-815 CENTER STREET . Town C o u rt'' room now being estahlished in a Sholom, 'SUday; Mrs. Gordon thst the Board of Selectmen act 'Only one. case wa.s di.spoaed .qf in pondent, 51?*, G. Wnreen West- about DEN'^O-FLUOR. $.5.95/per bakement area formerly used u Ing in the capacity/'of police com of the seriousness of the case he square miles. Todd, Church of the Assumption ;- felt. Taborsky should, be represent­ Town Court last night Real La.--^ brook, telephone .Ml lell 9-4014. i thousand a t WELDON’S. \ a temporary classroom., was Mrs. Haiiry Maidment. O nter Con- misaioners of the Tpwn of Orange, awarded to Lawrence Converse, did'not act illegidiy or arbitrarily ed by counsel.. regardless of his ■ Church; Mrs. Harvey wishes.'. / ■' - . whose bid of *70 was low amnng Community Baptist or In abuse. O ^ts discretion, or qualified bidders. With bad faithror with rhallce." "■Your honor," said Taborsky. Chuyeh; Mr*. Michael' Slbrinsz. ".may I say something?, Is/ thst Installation of additjpnal plumb- cordla Lutheran (jburch; Mrs. In hla^p^al Cbref Peterson 260 BROAD ST. [ext td Shopping Parkade Ing in the health roomJbaa.bMfi ebarged/^part that .the judgment the law 7"' '' Richmond, Emanuel Luth- ■ '. ; K completed by.C.Q. liorentBcn. -ran Church; Mrs. Toip Mfarley, of th»,V0mmtesioners was affected The Judge said it was not in­ "Insurance agefit Raymond Eyi North' Methodist Church; Mrs. in p i^ by threatened mass res‘- cumbent . upon the court to ap­ Cooper, T. J. Crockett, Raymond Elmer Swanson, St. Bridget's ig n ^ o n qf the entire police de- point •ny .special lawyer for an . Jewell, and Thomas Johnson -• from Federal funds. . ■ ' * knd behavior Afaeih to be nearly hxv* full confidence in the ability Bills totollng $1,711.94 were, sp­ Members of the Junior Planning unaffected by large doesea of j;a- (nd integrity of MT. (James D.) proved for payment.' Largest single Board met with Mrs. John.Picklea, diation. Mdnkeyi exposed to li (Jcsgrove. ' ' Item was $58* fq Peter M anagua Juliette Low' chairman. Suid M.rt. roentgens of total body radlatk ''■to this esse, because o f, the for eateniion of the parUng area Edith Peteraen, Council preaideat. every 35 days shbwed no dscllnb to _aw j A seriousness ,qf thq offense and' be­ Nelco Dry ClcHidjiig is AT WAYS mothproofed"... r. . . . the year ^rouhd, Feb; -24 xt- t he Center ■ "•IVfCVU^fT lOCy Qfl* cause'lherermigBl“l)e''a confHcr;of Ash Wednesday. Note* gational 'Church, to starj/'maklng veloped all .the symplom^of r«- interests. I am acceding to you^ re­ ^T here will be ImfirinUng of plans for what w»Ul pifabably be (Bation aickiiesa and ^ rem atiito quest for a special public defSnd- ashes before the 8 s.m. Mess st neighborhood gatherings'to receive aging and died in litttednorc than a year. e A " . V . St. Maurice Church tomorrow. Ash the peqniea collected for the Ju|i- J q ^ e Bordoit ' said that Mc- leo Dry Cioaning is ALWAYS protected with atl^ctive plastip^^€overs. ’Wednesday, and at 7 o’clock In the etti |x>w World Frl'ehdship Fund. Donfaiigh was accepting the ap­ evening. / H ealth Inst iM’ance Grows pointment ''as a public kervice." Ash , Wednesday services at , The fdllo'sing troop repreaento- ■ ■. 'X tivea: attended this meeting: Mar- "What the state can pay Mr. United Methodist Church wUL be Hew Ypric .Insurance figures McDonough is veiy nominal,” the beld a t 8 p.m. tomorrow. The Rev, joi ie Monidian and .Virginia Webb, 974 Main St show that almost ’ as many Judge a^ded. , Caiiton T. Daly will preach on Troop 7Sf Jean .MacKenzie, Troop fi*'- Joanne Rich and Carol Mac-. Americans hai-e purchased vol­ "An Inward Look.” untary. health Insurance ^ during E>'cats Tonight Neil, 'Troop 51; Candace Feen jand 2.1c Betty Mann, Troop 49; Arllne ‘the past .25 years as - comprised ! Plenty of FREE PARKING BLANKETS REGULAR SHIRTS (Min. charge 75r) The Woiuen’s Society for Chris­ the total .United States population ; ARE LAUNDERED WITHOUT SHRINKING .. tian Service will meet sat 8 o'clock Sfenning. Troop 19; Dolores York [ BEER ^ WINES J and Susan McKinney, Troop 40; in 1930, wRen the health-insurance, A tM 'JiV S .MOTHPROOFED . . . FLUFFED - ; . at United Methodist'Church. -Hos-: movement began. The population i I . L iQ U p R iS 4 lYRAPPED IN CELLOPHANE—HEAT SEALED. tosses' will be Mrs, Stanley Nichol Sandra Mandly and Denise Miller,^ o£ the United States incressed by I Jr. and Mm , -Harriet Tobey. "W o dollvor" ' 4 CANNED HAMS A public militaiy -whist will be Howroyd, Troop 67; Jupy McGill during the same period the num-1 PRODUCE ! Price SlM , Legs 5% MEIN’S SUITS—PLAIN DRESSES Si .50 sponsored by the Ladle. Benevq. and Mallory Schardt, "iVoop 66; ber of person* with-thealth insur- i Caroline AklH, Troop 19. > Arthur Drug Storus j 10 to 12 Lb*. lent Society at the Oangregation|U- a'nce increased by 98\000,000. j i , Ohurch at 8 o’clock. Patty Britton 4»d Francis Cur- D E P ^ T M iN T /MB. POKKT i. BATESON, I The adult polio cllnjc. will be tin ,-T ro o p .22; IK sren Churlla, 1 (Prices quoted. .Cash & Carry at Urive-In ^ranch Stores), . eonducted front 7 to 9 o'clock at- Troop 53; Judy, Gray, Troop J4: I REG. 906 NO nH MAIN ST., W.NABTFOkD, SAYS: the ClYil Defense Shelter at the Carolanne Gryk, Tro<^ 67; Pat 8 9 c ■ - 1 ■ -. school. Appleby, Troop .38:, Donna Heins MeINTOGH APPLES . The '-atandard. First Aid Course, and Maryann Kovalcek, Troop 38: ‘ BEFORE YOU CONVERT- *X have an. all-gas house including heat, re* sponsored by a v ll Defenae and Elizabeth '^Hetfrick and Janet i frigeration, gas range and hot water. I have Fire Department, will begin a t 7:30 Swanaqn. Troop 16; Marion :Gor- IT WILI) PAY YOU TO a t the school. CD^^Chief of Rescue man. Troop 1^7; Doreen Crawfoid lived in this house for ten years, and every­ E E Perkins urgw all who want and Marilyn Sapita, Troop 56; and INVESTIGATt 2 9 ' thing works perfectly.^ . to attend to dp so, since .the skill laien Fireatone and Kathy Yen- learned are of auch great value in nart,. Troop 45. svetyday -life aa well as natural or' “Occasionally, I have had to„caIl the Ga* ( '.vil disaster. PASCAL CELERY Enrollments will be token at the Company for minor adjustment*. Within the Brad sessioii. tonight. Meeting Toiaoi^w • BoUera hour- their service maii was here and there Established 189l-..Naliohally. known.'^Industry friends in .Canada.. P^ngland.. Scotland. . D enm ark.. H olland,. Germany TTw Mfivtor meeting of the Fire • Wail Flame, ’ was no charge for the service. Department will be held tomorrow • Warm Air Units 10 ' ' ....-'n_ a t 8 p.m. a t the -firehouse, • Pressure Burners ^ have found gas to be cl^an, economical, - i Modern Drive-in Branch Stores locatfedat: y Wasriieeter Evening Reneld, and above all, it is always there ” Beltoa odrrespondest, Odris M. t IFIIsIto. tetophose MtlckcU 8-5546; - a 1- , , I. MAiy PLAiNT &Hom e OFFIflE , 455 HO.VIPSTEADAVp. HAI^TFORD ‘ ■ ------;.x ,y, ’ Get a Free Gas Heating Estimate for your ^ French'Africs south of the 8a- FOGARtY BROTHERS I otfifnhome now. Phone JAckaioh 4-8361. 26ft Broad St. I*.110 Main St. #411 Sila.s Deane Hw.yi .#543 FarininRton Ate.^ #1133 New Britain Are. * • 1 ^ L ^ lte Rd. hw a toas 140,000,000 acres of for- F u a OIL Manc^estst, ; £. Hartford Wethersfield ^ ^ . Hartford • . , Elmwood, W. Hartford Hartford Cf|iter ist 'land. . Hie principal wood- U fMd isnlisl ) ■ ' -i.'• r ' -■*;■ - productog area are’Fimch Equa­ 1 ROD GB WHtof JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL—CONlilECTICUt COKR torial Africa, the Cameroon^ CONNICTICV^ MIOIgAl SlfiVICI e EtoiWh Quioeit, and the . . . ^ , 31T BROAD SL M l f 4 5 3 ^ h e a t i n g CONrilACTOt Oft HARnOftD ^4^ COMPANY ■'.DELIV RY'''«URVICE AV^ULAi^ JAl2-3153

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Most of tjiem seein to, Droodies Reg Butlerhi oook, *'Xl I-argc in dare not claim any of,1 the rewards Connecticut nounced, bap Uietr full q'uota pf LflWNIlOWERS have run atvay either front their the Sun," is a gaily cnllghte.nlng. dt .income/ which come from my- spoiU for the vlctora, Not only was New Britain, March s ' ' ^ — • An Elks Father. Son and Daugh­ By BtMJER PRICE •All lamilieg or iroin'Vielr schOoWi. . 'accdimt qf a vagabdRdlng Journey ' playing, as belonging exclusively to Rep; John. Donaldson returned to, •SHARPENED . .-'I'bs CoUoWtng echa'tt' 1 IS—’.: . city cou'et p ro ^ u to r dropped.pr^ba,- ter Night will be held in the. Elks PUBLIJ ItU'BY THK , . hia Finance Committee .chairman­ .... ’ WHAV—Nieht; Watch ■ . fu*ll’ Y o u C a n which the ..author matM\acro8s me. I am merely tlje steward-of Y u iih e e OVEitHAUU|D' utea are suppliedth* radio OTtC-^.erapblea lit SoUnd ecutioii^yesterday of a motorist atr." Home on Monday, Match 2S,. HBIUIjJ ,jmiNTlNi5 W .. INC., •he clas^flcs them, sofrOwfiilly, *8 ship, bu't Rep. Prosper iUavieri was j' la Bifi/trll StPrcl France to Tuniij;. From^th . both talent and money.*' Hand and power mowers, WDRC—The World Toiileht Closed of bbstnictlng a fire.efigi&e. . Chicago; March S (>f)—A"survey */ Although students generally- a "pre-delinquent, malhditist^ given the all Important'Appcoppla-: managamonta and are' rjb jtct Ao WPOP—M twrn %unde ' Chairman John Lyons announces -' \ lilaiKihcsicr. Coniu wcht To Aleifandria, where he That Is, the way a Christian feels B y A . H ; 0 : V , ;to the largest size made! ' of American college Stud?iilRn^M»Ucr, ’ IndeBtgd we* art to Him we party, and the story that t^ n e d Boudrieu’s fiAraf^r WPOP—Wax Works WDRC—Ruaa Natiehton \ The survey,'conducted .by Philip \ among InstituUona," he a d d e d , family,b/isla regardless of the num­ :i, ■ ^ S ^ C R i m O N RATBSt 7 NB» the border. Being Juveniles, they tfip until tme learns that want to shaiXth* fruits of our la* House membera On thg question of ■ e u *- \ . ' ■ '■’/ ■ ■ - ’ I WPOP—Modern Sounds,/ no driver “ in, t»la right mind” would Mobilheat then seSms likely,to be the dornin- Formerly Gibson's tiartge ■ S;S#— ■■ // / PA Jacob,-social science professor “ but the practice la ao widespread ber of children. SOCONY-VACUUM HtATINC OIL •» ■ >._^P*rable In Advance .■ ... ^ n o t , under existing Austrian tended over nine ftjqnthS' with Him AndWith our fellow- whether o ' ciot he ever takes His WHxYwOpen llrni*. 1 jvllfully obstruct a fire engine.,- 3-5135 total expenditure of $5'l8yAnd dur­ ant atory of-the session.. ' 18.3 M A IN ST.— MI w cci’ • K»citra fttvttw ! WHAY—Ntebt Walpil at the University of-Ponnsylvahia.,11 to challenge the well-nigh uni- Members are lU'ged to obtain men. i^ h of offtce< as a member of the WKKB—P.M. ■'.jl^e driver |n the case was Peter "ona Y e a r ...... SI5 W law' » resettled.in other -count ing that period the author earned :„W hat happened then waa that' WTIC—Rolnirt McCormick wa.s .prepared for delivery to the | versal claim of studehta fhat'.they their tickets at once, as the num­ ,4 8(x Month* .,■>.....<...,.■••••••■• *i'«5 Iph Henard House! There,was one eesslop when ' " 7 " WTIC-ROst Miller ' . . WDRC—Rues NStiehtnn ,rLangbrla, 48,/Avhb. vvas. arrested tries. 'A t present, the Austrian* •^$472:80..ao the net cosr .lo him waa. Republican 'National ' Committee­ WDRU—CarKoiby * WPOP—Modern &>unda 12ih national Conference on High- Valiie honesty as'a moral virtue, ber of people attepdlng; wilt be re* .(•Threo Months .3.^ man Meade Alcorn, presumably at his shyness, about taking, the oath 4 ^Feb. T 3 when his car became in-, slrtcted. . ' - «Onn Month, j ...... ^'R $4,’i.20. This book raakep delight­ Was attributed to the poeslblHty WPOP—Wax Works ISilS— . . . volved in an accident' .with a fir? er Education. 40% .Admit Cheating nuUiprtties are having, .some dif­ the moment in a supreme position iiia - ' . WlfAY—Nteht Watch ful e n te r ta in m e n ta ll w’ho. love 'that the dualjob ban might require WTIC-World of Muklc . truck. , ' In contraat/iO what the report i "Frequent cheatingKls admitted MORIARTY BROTHERS ••SinRW Coliy ..,.> ...> ^ ...... ■ ficulty In keeping thent in flie as the one top party leader in the WIIAY—Meuy Kimball called "generally low standards In] bv 40 pej- cent. Or/more at large to 'tra vel abroad''in vinuaual cir-, him to give up.a Litchfield County wcuc-di«cora n«Tiew WDllC—Ril.a NsHehton / ■'-Mahg'an told" the court he "had (^liicHjgu .4ir|MH't Biisirat DISTRIBUTORS — 301-315^C#TER STREET camps to which they have been Freedomls CoiS^ state, let'himself be caught with WPOP—Modern Sounds regard to academic honesty" were 1 number of colleges, often with no ,THEA^W BS>tE3fi, . cumstaheea. / • Job he was holding'if he formally WKNB-P.M. recommended that, a bill ba placed iVery Old Crew' ’ Out’ weak candidates in ^ contest for Wl'lCLiusu Radio Lan, lOiSS— ' findings about college studenta'-i apolog.y or sen^e of wrong-doing." a.naigned. No good solution of the '"From P.lllaT to Poat," by Anne k WHAY-Nlahl Watch before the State Legislature' call­ Chicago- Cltl'cago’s Midway Air­ TliB Ai«oclaIed Vttfts. \yhen .1 received this Droodle, election of HouSe leaders, and took his General -Aasembly oath < WDRC—Cal Kolby standards of sexual1 morality.’ ii,..' I j„^ 0bj,a|fi"no really adequate 1 ^‘niuled 10 iho u«c. of i enubUc-dUoh of problem they iflpteeent ieems -in Meiidevi. i»/thc stOry of a girl • Dr. Lloyd V. Berkner, president office. This ^sslbn, according to WPOP—W«* Worki WTIC-Nleht Life' ing for the removal, of Ute word port was the nation's busiest dur­ " nil new* dispkiohi*# cpcdlt«l oc sent in by Randolph Borges of i^a shellacking from the com; WDRCe-Runa Naiiehinn from 'Wiphlta who inairlcs a of Aasbeiated Universities, I,nc., on reports, Lavleri was Just shy. t:4»-r ' ■ WPOP—Mhdern Sounde “wilful’ from the fir'd engine Ob­ 'ktandards OonvcntimiHl explanation" of ibis seeming con-' ing the 19.56 fiscal year. It handled nof ottierwice credited *{f*^^*^ the offing, mil Dr. ■Saumlers'-’ fed; blned'’fprces of Fairfield County’s WIIAY—Uetiy. Kimball ' "De.spite the boldness of ; col­ tradicUdh 'between principle and and alio the local pubUsbed hrie Lanikai, Hawaii, I thought it was | Persian ./'and; instead of her September 2. 1953, said; But we digress from . the main WCCC—Record Review IS:4S— struction law. J66.079 arrivals and departures, All nahts *ot'reipublioatloH .of special ernti'on plans to help Austria set imagineil. future as a . normal Big B lir^ennan and State Comp­ WHAY—Nlaht Watch lege talk, dre.sa and outward so­ practice ha.s appeared. , excellent. But to be sure the Pub­ point, which is that this committee AVl^B-P.M k i Life exclusive of, local flights. Second dlUpalchffl. herein arc alao reaervoq. up a . "Save. the CTiid,” olganiza- I view the mania for secrecy not troller FrelL Zeller. A t that time, WTIC—lUSU Radio Lana W I{C —NI I I ■ ‘N cial conduct,” it said,. , . in ppr- The Association Foi' Higher jiihiii-han wife, finds herself ad­ chairmanship for Lavleri symbol­ WXmr—RiiM Nsiii.Nmuhton biisiest, with 260,66-1 .flights, was ^ F\iil service client^f N. A. Srrv- lic wbliid like' it I conducted a simply as a danger. to academic we, wrote tlmt, it would be inter., WDnC—Cal Kolb.v WPOP—“Modem ■ Soundfi •sonal practice and fundamental Education. ' wliich sponsors the Uon .ipf its own, which will try t^ "map in the street" Poll. I began venturing all over the world. One ized Brennan's full exploitation of tVPOR—Wn* Work! New York’s La Guardta FieW,. ami cannot .help feeling that " she freedom, but as a national infec­ esting to see nbw much Brennan PINE 1 1 :M— Deaths Last JSi^ht\,[belief, students generally hold to conference. Itisued a statement jlhli& crs roarosynlatlwa; . Tlio give* these youngsters a new s la ^ at the New York Public Library his victory. • HM- ^ WHAY-rNight WMch third was Washington's NRlional engineered.' or at ie ^ t helped tried to exploit nis victory, and ' \V(1AY—Record Rodeo standards which are thoroughly prepared for it by Lewis B. May- J?il|.» M a ih r^ Spts-ml Ajtciwv New ■ oi 42nd Street, Here'^iow it start­ tion that .is sapping our strength This symbolism, was ' doubled AVTIC-Kewp. Mu«!fl Airport with 237,59tch Tb!tunios no IinsiKnal rosjKnv'lhiUU' for sAiislria, and the rest of the World Detective dis- __ u-.- t i____i______w.. payroll for eome }a.200, as a “ re- WUKI ■—RUBS N’BUKtUnn Lady: '"Coujei b'e a Detective dis suburbia T have' yet known has sion With- our allies of vital prob­ ical. fluke, wuich Alcorn cbu,’d • llS— surgeon to successfully remove an ity:" Mayhew called tt-greatly distjq'irX fvporaaphioal ernns ai'l'oaring Ui art- has a re.sponaihiljty.to see that' gui.sed t'b-lrall a suapiciOius Scare­ search considtant." Observers can PINE LENOX- WIIAV—Record Rod.^ WPOP—Modei'ft SouiidE vortiscnionl.s nnd olbor rending natter •picn of iny own patchwork mak­ easily have avoided if, he had II :S*— entihe human lung, former-head of At the Uhi^r.sity of Chicago ing" but noted that 'Ihe finds ' Cards crow.” NOv'^ 4—Pretty'Young Girl-; lems; by denying us the aafeguards ways tell, up and down through WCCC—Record Reviei In The Manchester Evehmg lloiald. Austria does have 'help. ing in unexpected comers of the of swift progress that go with pa'bie of recognising his own WKNB—PM.. WHAY—Svinphonv In th» Nl*hl the department of surgery st "an intimatq fiieciis.sfon of moral some instltuUons provide .such un-locks bowel blocks "Beat it. Buste.r or XTl caj'l a Cop." thKyeara, when Brennan and PHARMACY .'WTIC—BdSi,Miller WTIC—St»rll*ht Setensd, ^ th at •xpr*t» your wish#it world," She’ has. the wonderful freedom of information; by subtly weakness r time'. Wa.shlngtpn Uniaer.sity School of iss> es wlth , £ group, of fre .hman distinctive experiences that stu­ Dtsriay advcrlWn* rlosliiK liours: No. 5—Cop: ’’Ymi'd better come ler artrldlng high and feeling bold. 299' E. Center St.—MI 9-0899 WDRI>%al kolby WDRC-^-Rus* Kaiijrhtnn Por Monday—1 p.m. Friday gift of bringing to life remote introducing government control 'of The first chapter in what has W P ^ —Bob and Ray WPOP—Modern,Sound* Medicine and for 32 years chief women slxiwed that IJ'C girls were dent's whole approach to life without gag, bloat or gripo For Turrdav—1 p.«i. .Mondns ^ From Trap Line To Bench along, with' me ^idd.V." No. 6 The testsla whether or not' Carpen­ l|;4.V- terrd." F-r WediK-fday—1 p. nl Tiiosday. and alien places and peopje. new, processes and'.thereby under- been going on sUice then has to surgeon at Barhea-Hospital, died more ^ ‘ hodox than w .s altrlh- Constipation ig cauaed by activate* normal Judge: "I ought, tb throw the Whether she Is describing a Mexi­ ter la on The state payroll. / ^ A V —Swine Lady W IIAY-.Nlsfit Bymphony i'TliLs does not happei^as fre­ what-doctor* rail « '•‘M.-tet,,!* -..a' norm al For Ttiiirsday—1 p .m Wednesday. >*bne of the most vivid iliemo- milling' our system of free enter­ eon'cern the manner in which Bren­ WTIC—StBrllXhl Serenso* Monday. ™ . iited/to them by tiieir fellow stu- what-doctor* call a '•‘thrifty For Fridav—1 n. m. Thursday. book at you." Nb. 7—Lavyyef: - The symbolic rotprn of Carpen­ WCCC—Record Review quently as we all \vfHild wish," J-eflexes. So effectiw/that i. can' bureaucrat who keeps scor­ prise;, and above all, by creating nan and Zeller have been exp'lolt,- WKNB—P.M. WDRC-NIeht Owl Taipei, Formosa -Chang Chia, dcjit'a and Utat talk nia. be more colon. A "thrifty” colon ia one For Saturday—1 p: m. iTjday. lies of my boyhood was running Now let mi do'the lalkiiig ” No. pions. a superstitious servant-, a ter to the state'^ yroll conCulded Mayhew said, "bur there are relieves even chrehfc conetl- na.-»lfled de*drine-..10:Si) SilVi. each artificial barriers among men that Ing the victory thej did obtain in WTIO—lUSu Radio Lane 67, a living Budda to thousands of, .libertariRn at a plaee like Chicago that, instead of retaining rtdy of publication except Saturday , - a trap line winter morninga on my 8 —Cellmate.‘ "■Ybu tajte'the upper derelict relative, a Russian officer, the first phase in the Brennan-Zel- WDRC—Cal Kolby enough examplj*''^ of effecllve moisture as it should’, does the pation overnight, Colonaid is 7 stimulate the feelings of rnlstrust the election of the House Slate of InstQlled WPOP—Bob and Rax Chinese, worshipped as the 19th re­ than practice." /- yet so smooth, so gentle it has a a til r *______way^to ^ool. My moat fre- or an . imperious PerslaVi lady, .she and h atr^ among ..men that are Nelson’ Brown for Speaker and ier exploitation of Nmir vietbry. At Cornell , Unlver.sity. Illiaca, courses and prnrgrama to suggest . opposite: robs the colon of *6 ■ ____ m ^ b ei • '.«*- Ek^clrician Foiind incarnation of the ,‘orginal Kutu- been proved safe .even fo r Tuesday, March S is always perceptive beyond ordi­ the seeds of war. We want no Irort Frederick Pope for majority lead­ For subsequent events, it also has In WHAY—Swine liaey f'.. Y „ "students by and large at­ le.ssons if.we-Y'ill but learn.” . much mpisturt that its con­ queht catches were skufiks, and al­ leave fbwn.’/Arti that's how it end­ nary writers. « WCCC—Record Review ketu or Living Buddha, bori) a’botit W’omen in the most criticalf curtain here in America. The pro­ er. to be noted-that^ during thj* first Your WKNB-P.nl. tached little importance to chaa- tent* become dehydrated, go stages of pregnancy. though their fiM- brm^ht me $3 ed. /' - ■ V- phase, • Meade Alcorn was nailed Dead in Aiisonia 9.50 A..D. Date of Chia's ^ a th was dry that they block the btTwcl; 5 Irving and Electa Johnson, have tection, of. oUr whole democratic The atory la that they have been WTIC—1U80 Radio Lane tltl as I ci'ite-ion .‘oi c'. oosing aj Foreign Aid Tangle WDRC—Cal Kolby nof,4iscIortd. so shrunken that theyTail to TO OLD STYLE! each, Hhey didn't make me very written another good book about .system, of which academic free­ exploiting it to the hilt. When from Connecticut to WasHingte Homo mate, yet , feW of thcni woulil : .bulk, salt pp drug laxatives, gaining leaders’.dp of the whol WPOP—Newi-Mu»lc Antionlq, March S A 45- , •'College Statl'Otl. Tex.—Dr. excite or atimulata the urge Almost any time wc find oiihe, popular at school. , the “ Yankee" called Yankee’s dom is but a part, calls for a Brown was elected speaker, polit­ iiaa- . / ji.stify a life or promiscuity," The i Colonaid neither gags, bloats- national party, where, only a few Charles M. Reinoehl. 78. profe.ssor A .lUST RIGHT CARD to purge that propels and ex- scivea deliberating the amount and I used to sit t ear the tlove, pfeople and PlsceS."/ThLs la the searching inquiry into 'thi's creep­ ical analysts 'waited for, his com-, WHAV-Newe year-old electririan wa. found majority ''c.'idently found the< Court Gases / weeks ago, he had been Juat a one- WCCC—Good Kvenlne Xlood Muele of education at the University of FOR EVERY OCCASION, pels waste from your body. nor gripaii; does not interfere 'story, of the famous brigantine ing infection and measures for its mittee a-sslgnamenta before they /ANY S I ^ ' WKN’B—kvenlne Serenade dead in his blood-'aplattered apart­ or nons of. chn.stity appropriate,.to with yoUr absorption o f vita­ variety of economic aid we shatl and when it became liot. the odor Judged how completely he had state boas, but seemingly Unassail­ Arkansas for 26 years snd former "Yankee'’, and her crew of young prompt' control. James Russell WTIC—Newi ment yeaterda; Police said the govern ilieir personal I ' v e ^ Monday f’ase* ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO r e g a iN ^ o r m a l r e g u - mins and other valuable food extend to some'oUier country, w-e would become more and mere no­ men and women who sailed her W t^ n s in "Freedom or Secrecy.", aligned himself with the leaders able In that rftle. WDRC—New. Reporter profe.ssor at the University of Tex­ WPOP—Newe apartment, with the refrigerator as. died ^inday. ,'Ja. Ohs'-study InqttiretjMoWbat p „„, Kristoff, 37, of no certain A T F A IR W A Y LARlTi^Wo things are nocea- «nd in ,clinical also find ourselves face to face ticeable, sb I would have to move around the world. This chronicle Ills - / aary^^Ftraf, the dry, shrunken tests, did not cause rash or ovei'turned, was s "shambles." influence colleges an^nivei'.sities addre.sa, was given a suspended \>ith the potential Wisdbm of do- to the comer of the room. Many of the' Voyage and the adventures WUAY—Rpqria Ne^' York—The Rev. Dr. John D. OPEN contents of your colon which .other side reactions. of the crew afloat and ashore Is WCCC—Good Kvenine Good M'.iale However, they- said the death Haye.s, 69, a missionary and edu­ Rave on atudents/'HOi’inl, ; id-day Jail term and.plAced on 90 ^>ifig our good works through the times the' teacher sent tire home." ^ i n e s WKNB-7*renade now block your bowel must be IT’S A PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTi for all Asho thrill to a sailing ship Sfrictiv Snort. ’of Michael Tatirirk apparently waa cator in China for most of his life, and reUgious vaj>ies. * xj-daya probation for Intoxication bv EVERY THURSDAY and re-moistoned. Second, bulk Exercise tones your body! The answer.,he said, 1s that "forVneputy Judge Jules Karp in Towb United Nations, as has so often •Now as recent readers o f these' at sea and to far pibces of the 'WD^-Weather and Zalman accldantaj. They aald he possibly, died Monday in an Indonesian hoa- must be brought to your colon And Colonaid axercisea your WbOP—Lawrence Wclk FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 been suggested.' columns may recall, anybody who Would you care for a touch of earth — Pitcairn, Ramoa. New fell or suffered an internal hepn: pltal of t-’-affic in.lurles, the Pfes- tl mo.sl i ^ t ” they .seem to h,-ive ^ r t yesterday afternoon. to 8-T-R-E-T-C-lI stimulate it colon to tone it against consti­ adventure, to shake, mid-winter no influeuwe at all, . Korp .suspended judgment on a At IWp moment; tor instance, has memories of running ^ ik u n k Guinea, Bangkok. Singapbrb,^ Bali, ylA Y—Serenade orrhage. An autopss'. was ordered. bylciian Board of Foreign Mis-sions and *0, excite its muscles to pation, overnighti Whether doldrums? We have some sugges­ South Africa. 'There are some ex­ 4—Good r.venine Good Uuetc Taui'lck’s nude body was found announced. H e was born in China. :Thc^ main overall effect of high-■ . hnrge of resisting arrest against action; to a normal urge to we / ijn / engaged in negotljiUons trap line In boyhood ia/Ttkely to 1 -Brown - - ■ OPEN MONDAY occasional, frequent or chron­ tions for all would be ^'travelers cellent photographs, taken by' the Includes Installation, plus tax. h.v a friend who came to the apartr er education upon student values. ” Kristoff and recommended he at- purge; ic, whatevar your degree of WTIC—l.iISicdrKe Do It Lake X "'® *" Rla/^.W 11 1 l a m Ije'.sntd,,"la 10 bring about* con-' tempi tb be admitted to the Blue with two former French prqteo^ find a friendly reception here. that might well bring the Tfoplcs crew in -the course-bf theib Voyage. Guaranteed for 1 Y’ear. WDRC—(!itv T>«ihardo ment when Taurick. failed to ttirn Ayres yAglar Cook,/67. who had constipation, get Colonaid, in WPOP—Mei Alien"' . 'formity to a body of standards ahd Hills Clinn; in Hartford. Kristoff A.NU, OF ALL lAXATIVES, ohiy torates, Tunisia and Morocco, over So, as far as we are concerned, right into your liVing room.. vpull These Xre merely a few that we up for work at li > American Brass been Connect.'d with several tfatlon- WORLD easy-to-teke tablet form at READY FOR AN. EMERGENCY a;«5- attitudes of the college-bred man > w-ns arrested Saturday night on Colon AID, the amazing, new. how much economic, tJd we shall up a chair. - men^^', come in and browse. ' C.ALL "PE TE ” WILSON WIIAV—supiier Serenade Oo. al u i any drug counter, today} The Charles Evans Whittaker, o f Kan- "Bring ’em Back Petrified,” by ade publications and was a co- or woman of the American cul-:Main St., near Oak St. for intoxl- GREEN laxative discovery possesses WCCC—Go to standard equipment. ■ WKNB—Evenine Serenada dead about, 24 lioure b e f ^ 6 obp' erts, 76. former New York- and he ■ to ... salvMc the most es-,waa fined $15 for specdtng. and WTIC—Dick Burtel.. lisky found the body. / Connecticut newspaperman and FAIRWAY But if we give tliese two for- his calibre by getting more'out, of stake his reputation as a pnleon- sential product of-st liberal edUca- ! Karp found Frank S. Lukaslcwskl, Ui Debt WDRC—Ajnoa aiid Andy Tatirlck, divorced fj:d r venint Good Miiate fend our good ally, France. What ninth grade, he quit acliobl and these-. '• pi^istoric mon-sters. when the jttte Williahi! Stlger was WKNB—Allen Brown on shipboard going to Europe. REMEMBER WTIC—Dick Biirlf'l France wants Is to'have these two went trapping and farm-working Against the suspense of his hunt WHY? WuRC-^Amns and Andy in this exotic setting, .the .author Krelsler was on the. sanje’-^lhlp. In Becau.le such disaster.s do new nations forced to come to until, in .the next three years, he Weldon’.s WPOP—E P Morgan haa written a Hvely account'of Jhe converaation with Sliger h'b said, 1:3ft-. , \ France for their coonomiq assist­ had sAved the grand turn, for those occur. WHAY— Star V . , Integrity U'fX'C—Goorl bveninic Good Mualo ance,- so that France can bargain daye, of $700.' Similarly, although we ve / Is Here WKNB—Kveiilnf Serenadg The Ryan LumJber Company has been working with them. France wants two WTIC—Ncw« ‘ With that neat egg, ymmg Whit­ made great strides in safety"' Too! WORT—AnH»?; and Andy \ tbing.s from them. One Is the legal taker lit out for the big city,' which" GET^ AHEAD WITH A measures.'accidents DO,-^c- WPOP—Gabriel Heatler \ BRAND NEW 1957 cur That is why eyetyone 7sU—' . for years to develop a garage that would in­ .’X ' ght to station French troops on was Kana'aa City, and there, by WHAY—RlU»'U Rand Report* needs insurance as, protcc- . W(;CC——One Man'* Family / clude not only a SHELTER FOR YOUR CAR, BILLGLEAN-UP \VI>RC—K, R. Murrow / « and friendship-, they are giving the In a law firm for, another part of for Juiy emergency. W PO P-Sav It With Miiilc / ^ Pay leftover ataional billi P ■ /■' CENTER • : ■ indetpendenoe movement in Algerih. the day, and studying High school an'd reduce high monthly pey-. WHAY—Polka Party* but 0 PORCH, a GREENHOUSE, o WORK­ It was in deference - to this WCi'C.«-R4'coj^ R^vlca courses at night, he spanned the ments with a prompt loan here. 0 WKNB—Ed Sieft . French position/that Vice Presi­ editcation^ distance between, the We like to lay "Yes!" when you PHARMACY WTlC—p w ^ e t ■ / ask for a loan. Phone for your W U R C -fR ^ dent Nixon said, in Mococcu the ninth grade ,.nd adniission to ttio . WPOP—Treaaury/Afccnt SHOP and STORAGE AREA as well. Npvy loan in one visit, or .come in. c ; i 487 I other day, that bur aid to Morocco bar iiyTour short, hard years. VYHAY—Polktt/Party wmild.' be only a supplement to We are told that in his subsc- M AIN ST. w eex:—Reftpfd Review that dream garage is ready. And It can Lm iw $2S to $5M enlO ilgnetura Alena A N ! IMITH WKNB—KtKgweet French aid, and that Morocco (|Uenr career, Wliitlaker ha.s be- o u^ric—lii^imct 40fi MAIN ST., 2nd FI., O m Woolworth’i, MANCHESTCR . WDRC-^:ddy .Arno.hl ’ should look to France first for t'onie one of Uie counlry'a more Mitchell I-41MS Ask fee the YES MANagar X INCORPORA-tED WPQ^Trensurv Airent be yours for less than you could ever OMN THUI»AV IVINIMOS UNTIl S fJA " REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE../,' adMstance.' ',/. ■ . <-' / notable practitionere and Jurists, U i s»s4i Is tUisBy sS ■irii.Stst Sewn p w Y —Polka Pavty •• In such a situation, there->re faiiied fpr a pasaldncte devotion, R lee# •! SIW.AWM SIMS wfcw Fneietlv wgH lu 863 MAIN ST., GROUND'FLOOR— TEL. Ml B-5'241 Drugs Dial atlon\Knteriainmenl I H tll.tf MCk. , ..DRO-^il*penp‘‘ < two thlng»"'which’ do not -bhine to the law...^That seems -to make "INSURANSMITH.S SINCE . 1914” . MI 9-5753 WPOP—Bijihop Sheen dream possible. 0 • Pre­ - I •' through, two Uiirtgs whlctKoo not him a good man to have oh the o • WHAY-^Polka Party , . scriptions WTIC—Operation Kntertalnmerit : domhiatc the..sitiiatlon. .One thing nation's highest l)ench. But, in Free WDRC—Su«pen*e , .which is shoved. Into the back- thb corner, we think not only of' WPOP—Binhop Sheen BenefidaiuU M 4 J l > f i n a n c e C O . • Cosmetics Delivery • :0ft— 5 gi'obnd is the aCti^i .heed of the the precision and Accuracy of his • ' FOiMIBLYFORMIRLY PERSONALF>FRSONAl FiNANCf CO.) WHAY—Nlfht Wittch- WTIC—BloRraphlea In Sound /Tunlji^j and^ M legal -miud, but also-of tlia- bonus \YpnC—The World Tonlichl ’.hatevtr that huy' bo. Another R'TOP—Modern Sound* / - fact, that he can .remember a —-----^ which 'it 'ilioved into the' winter tfap line, back In the day*' Television Frograms lund is what should be the of his youtfi. That does him no On Page Two clear, 'dntrammelcd Apierican ,in- harm, no harm at all, , sUhet to help others, because we NO MONEY DOWN 5 YEARS TO PAY tan, and bet-ause iA'e-,^n6w- that The Comparison Commercial our own welfare depends; in the ALLIED TV SERVICE FIRST PAYMENT NEXT NOVEMBER cflcj, on the welfare of a lot of peo­ The Federal Ti-ade Commission MAKCHK^tBR PRICES STARIJVT $449.00 THOUSANDS have t C A House., Call ple .who aro complete strangers has had a special unit of lawyers. Q I , 3 V ■ Plus Parts PAY A$ U nLE AS $2.25 A W EEK - to us,, ^ ,ayd Jnveadgjatora biuy, .for thiFl 0 ' BU 9-0080-^-9 a.m. to 9 p.m. BUY DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURER and ’These two things gp to'the back­ past four/^onlhs, following tele­ sy Member of Kselory ■^SAVE. ground because other considera­ vision coriimercials, and ^hb' Conir RaBded WeetroBlc TechBlirlBBi tions come' to /the fore—the fact missiort is about reajy' to crack SAVINGS & LOAN that we uurs^vM want to dp somti, down on some o ^ ^ e techniquea it discovers it dbiean't admirt par-* on harigaining for ourselves with our V economic aid, and the fact that we titularly. Families who hove recently, moved to. Manchester , . . GENERAL also^have to beN^arefuI to leave The onevthing^that dlaturbs the Copubisaion moat, aj(xx>r-|Excellent dividends ~ Security aucli a way a^ t'o keep that for­ commercial has deveioped,- the viewer is treated to some supposed c mer, colony, from realising all the FAMOUS independence: it wants. demonstration of the way one Savings & Loan provides t h e MOST C6nyei;iient sayings m “ tVe should perhaps do ourselvps product workq as compared to oth- T l I i i K E M more' clear gobd in thp world, and eiis. JWonc but the most tmsophlsU-. hours for busy people,. ' WALL-FLA6«^ FILTSRS OUT LINT /AS IT WASHES OUT WRT! do more .clear good for oUiers, if catedl viewer would expect such a It’8 a B U ILT-IN F IL T E R ; po old fashioned tray demohstration to be adentificaliy '-to - we cohtribUted our oU-n foreign O IL B U R N ER in your way. Cleans and recleans both wash and valid.l but it may have .its effect aid dollars to a United Nations rinse water even wheh water level is.lpw. just the same. At- an.v rate, 'the* fund, and "let the United Nations ..OuiiraittaaU THE,"SUNUNER” BV, BVAN advertising agencies seem to go OPEN>o 5 ?. M* Monday, Tuesday, Frida/ .decide where economic aid should In Wrlttn* for it. ^jnore and more. •SAVINOS A LpAN prevIdM QUICK TELLER SERVICE. go, on the, basis of need. !'• Cot Yaor THESE OUTSTANDING .FEATURES , Just how the. Federal. Trade OPEN to 8 P. M. Thursday ' Ail garages completely erected including C’omniission expects t o : move .Fyal Casts Austria's Burden •SAVINGSiR LOAN IMS pirtdtKt Highest'Av*ra9 * '^ foundation or Reddy-Framed for E. Z. de.-!t- against this type of commercial SafV; Tj'eticale Fabric Guide '., That there .were all kinds of we don't know, hut we suspect it OPEN 9 A. M. to 12 Noon Wednesday . -s. pividend in Manchester for 45 years. yodrseif cbnsl^ctlon. Over SO siies and mod- e New, High Consele Styling Hungarian .“ refugees" last fall, could be done by requiring" that ,'*■ 'j ,r * . ■ * ■ ' ■ * ds to choose from including car and a half, Wtth those who were accepted for siich ^purported experiments, if two ciir. Also attached with breezeway and • N*w Two-Temp Wafer Selector entrance Into this country ^ repre- ■ presented, would have to be fegl- •SAVINGS A LOAfi provides insuroMe of your savings -IV inany more. ■ , • Big,. Full Site 9 lb. Capacity •enling,, the cream of the. crop, is ,/ n timately performed. , ■ . ^ ■ r ^ I up to $10,000 with the Federal Savings e Positive Aulomalic Water Fill paw A-malter of-«psn-

■/ FV"V>-r;>-;v •| Mv- •’.. e . t-. m . I k : . t !■ J- I 'A, X ' / l i": May Start Gaza, Aqaba Huntto Ask M s^bfyl^ldtoFill Manch'eater’s new Chamber of Conunefoe executive -secre-< Troops Withdrawal Tomorrow ii6-MilI Rale tary, John T*, Wiet, founcj both Tech School Pledge honesty and sales Teqlstance to '■ "ly - • (OMittmi^ from Pafr Our) 6 uess\vork.wi)l plsx * Wg part ■be ■ l^ancheiter (luaUtiea .aa he I- . in tomorrow night’s ‘ n\eeflng of began his duties h/ri yester- ,.'.Rep. Ray Warren today called, State Capitol, Hartford, rtfcrrinc to a SiniU''bP)—Chairman Robert L^-Catlin both Senatpra and Representatives, by the laraeHa Jan. 15. "Today' trict (3MFD). . ■' . on the I-cgislature,, In .effect, to- . Tha honesty wsia demon- favor If. C im . Tomorrow- Jerusalem ’ District' voters must set a tax keep a promise m*from Ben-Gurlon." Deaths 1956, until H mergoa' with tht momtbg wa.s apeedil.v returned . Wi. /K, ^Kt.inino- . ’ ’were involved in accidents, but for Town Fire’ Department-June'30. Speaking before . the Leeisla- the mihimui gS for obtaining ® j 7.yeiu..oidg the. percentage^ .was evId*M’'w^*a.‘'ri^hi;.h^dhf‘'^'.: a Jecam* ««t "The nation stands f«it, but the to him by John B. P(k)uattro, j ture'fcRducatlon Committee, wVar- motor vejitcle - operator’s license ! only 7 and for la-year-old* only 5. the right eye dominate* the visidii' j^Py^^^taeV mrramment *lvea way. ’ - Grand Ust locompletr \ ' ren.^'sald Manchester- hao" been I proprietor. o f 60 per cant of us, the left eye with the lunar aatel- ;®en-Gurlon your place ;,w not Henry B., ■Bentli'y , And, since the To- Grand List ^itasaachusettii' hospital sp<» from 1 ^ 0 18. •• You Would probably arrive at ymiUng- patiently for the school' t^rr. is no change In con- *rhe sales resistahee devel­ IF th e boa* foV 25,per cent; The ’ . ' . at the helm ot the state. I t ta Henry Eugen’e BeriUey^ 12i is not cprnpleted, the District doev Hg Atrongly urged the Legisla-.j the same- ratio when'll comes to for a l t ^ t 10 years, but that j Grace Cool- oped when Wiet, after heart* rtthalhing 15 her' cent- have am- -That of the 171 jmnalondd for-, 4n Sdc Bokerr' Brookfield Dr., lEast Hartford, died not know how much of a Gri^ia turtl’s Transportation Committee,, speeding, i^ing through stop signs, felt expressions. ,of gratitude, bldextroua. e y e b a.I l a- and are municipal employea of NfcW. Sdc Boker is the . Negeb Desert yesterday at hi.s home. Borh.Jn List it will have to draw .^'xes . •' * ‘ '■ft*' ‘ • • French authorities Indict .^Wever, to do something '.shout i reckless' driving, and aq forth," immediately undertook to self "awitch lookers." . York City who live abroad, 101, are, setUement-where Ben-GUrion spent rWlUimantlc, he had lived in East upon. Thf .Bparo of Tax Review is ^gh ten in g up" Ihe whole question j Arnold said., /^ , ’’ two year^between his terma Jn.the,'Hartford for 15 years. He was ^ r^rt of 10-Ye.r 1 DeQuattro the. Idea, that the ■ That hlppoqralea, the "fath et-of; *** Iceland. t w w proce.ssing. some 500 com- of^ su in g operators’ , licenses. ; . . He argued that many parents of Warren’s Biatement.,came in be-- . * “J latter should take,- s i a’ rpWard,, TeHlfying in oppoaition to bill* 18-year-olds are reluctant to illow madlcine,’’ treated eye ailment* by r- That if you go on tli STOP AND premiership.. member Of Evergreen Lodge, A F pliitats aimut the recent revalua­ half 6( a bill thaj. Would provide | an opportunity lo enroll as a that would increaae the mifilmum theii^ children to obtain JicenaesI prescribing a restricted diet.-,,/ yod' CSJt'stilt uSe^wur cocktail Extra guards were stationed at and A W of South Windsor tion, 'apd. a good portion of the . . . . J . 1I . * vr.Hrt*.n' P******* »«rlh em bordep as Irish foreign consulates. H e a v e s a daughter. Miss Ellr- Manchester, as well as Meriden niember In the Chamber -of age to ISvyCatlin aald moat. Mates but as long a* It Is legal they have and hot foot baths! , ■ shaHer-^o ahake up pancake mix oompiain'ta affect property in the and New Britain, with new lech- vote in National election enlivened Though the informed sources said abcUi G. Bentley of Ea.sl Hart- Commerce. difficulty in persuading them to That apectacles were flrat intrO-' batter. SMFD. J . nical schoolk. The bill la designed by hid fro.m Sinp PCtn supporters now permlKl®--y*at*ol‘l* drive. the'troop, pullout t\-ould start to- fopd; two slaters. Miss Mabel and FrovIsloiiM IJcenae^'Urged wait 'Uhtil later. duced' In the year 1300, and their That If you heed a leeCh in a' ■The Dl.slrii't ha.s already ap­ .'to complete k! 10-year progrsmi of terrorism. . RreSident oonsld- As qew secretary,Wiet could, p.orrdw. the hour was kept secret. iss Clara. Bentley of WilUmahllc. erlng trip to Warm and dry cli­ He said, howayer, that all new Raising the qge to 18. he said, Inventor ,ia unknown... btfocala hurry to remove the- discoloration proved a budget of $157,007. Since, laundted by- the State Board of think of nothing more precious, would "not apty save lives, but re­ ware Invented by a Philadelphia of black eye, there is- > farm in ’ An official' spokesman said pub- Funeral services will be h e ld mate to eprribat coiigh which’ has, to offec^ hi.s new friend ■ than drivers, rtgardleis' of Ihelr age. Thursday at 2:30 at the New­ there.Avas $l‘i,000‘ >m, hand at-the Education in 1948 . to replace 1.4' should receive, only-ja provisional lieve the wfuid* of thousands of printer and proverb maker called Long Island City, that wiH .aell' lipiaing the hourJn s4vance_ffligj State technical schools..__ bother^ '.hi m_ siope J an. 21. -opportunity to belong to kirk Whitney i^heral TTonie,' beglWnintrthe fischf ^'todp-thd license, 'and not be given a firil- parentiOCno are In-a dilemma." lien Franklin. you a d°aco of the clinging liUle.';| provoke a riot wnong the A ^ ' and The local lawmaker was. one of T j ^ K w ’ happy airmen oongratti- such a forward l-oklng Organi­ 3'IC Burnaide Ave., Ba-'V Hartford. District has to raise so|fllc''gl45,0(X). lledged licefue until th*tr driving -No Fund* Available That it is no wonder a baby fellows for a dollar, .You discard iI o f ^ e Gaea Strip: ' 10 speakers from this .area’ who laje-’oach other on perfect bail-out CMHpg hours at the Mineral home George W, C. Hunt, District zation. DeQuattro is still y:oq- record proved It was metlti^. Wilbur L- Cross Jr. of the Mo- criea at the first sight of its fath-lafter use—There isn’t much of a | J.N, emergency forces tak^.. In had been prepared to speak in be­ m nigh^-time rainstorm in South wiU be from .3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. treasurer, indicated recently that " sidering, and \Viet hs.s more Only In the automotive field,' he Vehlc'lea Department, teatify- er. i . until its vision becomes c6- i market for uied leeches. ""the Sinai Peninsula are / o mdVe probably a .I's-mlll tax rate would half of the hill as it pertained to Carolina's Air Force investiga­ salesmanship in mind, over ing ^Sr Commissioner John J. Tv- toriorrow; Members of Evergreen tors probe ^'reckage o f shattered said, is '* hew operator given ordinatedf the infant seta Its old That if the hiim'ah race coh-j into the Gaea Strip t/A Sharm be adequate. He revised his fig- the Manchester school. future morning 'cup.s'of coffee. n<^ expressed no opinion on th« LiOdge will conduct a service at the ’■flying bdxcW’ from which the fulLllcense privilege to start man Uvalde down and \l-lth each tinned lo-incrFase at the present I 'Shtikb, yt ' t>i> A.yha gulf’a one-tenth—of-V -m ill todayr _IJowever. the crush of businehs tegat’dlHg’ the minimum age ‘ ■ ral. home' TVednesdsyst S p h' “ men Jumped . . \ ^ o u Eh-lai says He pblnted to provisional eye/separately... en ou g h to rate In .5,000 years the population .1 mouth, aimultaneot^yT^th the .saying he will rhcoinmend a tax facing the corrimittee was go great for drivers. frighten any child. Burial will be in Wapping Ceme­ Red fldna Is wlillag to settle dis­ tionary permit* given would weigh as, much as the | Israeli withdrawals fate of 1.6 mills. this mOyning that .Warren cut He said, however, that the Com­ tery. ^ . putes between Peiping and United or to new locomotive That If you are head of a fam- Earth Itself. The in fo rm a n t said the Gaia How doe.s he reacn that-figure? short his'rgmarks aild most of the examples. missioner oppose* a provlaion in ' ily of fbiir and have an annual in- others w’l'o tyere 'to speak con­ $tates iithrough p ta cl^ l negotia- Strip s\*acuatk^ will be in three M.rs. John J. Dmiglaa ' ’■’The Grand List, after revalua­ Hospital Notes Otihg atatiatica accident i the bill requiring all new drivers co,..jrn .o of f $.5,000,*5 non every time the U.S.i o' nniv u-, Originally Were used I stages. The t ^ p s w iirfirst, turn tented them s^es with being an­ Uona'.’ but Is "determ jn^ to liber­ to be fingerprinted and tq have ___ _ ; onij oy exsited person* finch a* ■ Mrs. M(ary Semple Douglas, wife tion, was $136 inilho'n,” he said. ate Formosa.’’ and acrea’t re^wH* .q^driver* in over the fn ^ e r town at Rafa to nounced as/fn faVor of the bill. photographs attached to their point — lay from 118 to 119 of John J. Douglas. 49 Elwooti Jld., . e tin only estimate that ad­ Gov. Ribieoff is back at hiibBtate- patients Today: IM the 16 to 20 yeaVage group. Cat-’ and slaves sat on the floor or on the UJN.,/Oian Khan Tunis and. Hearings on six bill* affecting licenses. costs you $34 a year. AROUND OUT GO AL justments after the Tax Review lin said the figprlsa prove "they finally o is a TOwm, the capital in died .yesterday at the Manchester education ^ad practically packed Capitol desk-^hlt 10-day Florida AD M ITTED YES'TERDAT; atools nad benches..... at .least a || Board finishes its work Will reduce would have ppdfitetf if they had • "It is an entirely Inoperaple bill , That young actors have used Memorial ■ Kospitsl ,fter a long tb.-'Nall of the House in the Ca­ vacation at an end . . Tragic caie Mrs. Marion LentinI, 31 Ridgewood fourth of mankind still takes the the noeU rof the strip. . the .Grand List by about $1'* served a period of probation." unless there is’ a large Increase Ip everything from whipped cream P a s c a l informants said rebel- illness. . ,x ■ - ' pitol where the Committee wss of pretty little Mary Jane Barker St.; Miss Julie Tuck, 104 Prospect load off, itr feet by squatting. I She had been a resident of. this million. That 'Uill bring it down gating, that -Oonneatlcut, ah our budget,” he said. to theatrical makeup to make their Uoujr parties tn the government sitting. Those who had come to object of week-iong 'ararch-- lit., Roekville; David Allen, 29 Rep. Robert Clapp (R-Berlipl, an rather than sitting. I town for 40 years. She W8.>i a to $134,598,000. Oiir portion of the though-it had fewar fatiHtiea in 'hair look gray for elderly roles... ci^ttioil now w'ere expected .to tae speak on the technical school bill all but .closed. ' \ Ddyer Rd.: Louis Pilver. 54 Birch insurance agent, strongly'urged That ,*ome anthropologists, who, j member of the Cenitr Coiigrcga- Grand List Is about. 69 per Cent, St.; fcitto Heller, 31 Ashworth St.; 1956 than in 1955. experienced an but black-haired Richard Torlgi. i^ ^ ith the 70-year*old,J»remieron had to w a it more than two hours support’ of a bill increp«ng the baritone co-star in the Broadway say the body can hold 1.000 steady Uonal Church, 'Temple Chapter, or $92,873,000. -A 1.6-mill rate tee chairman. Sen. Philip Bauer, Henry\E*ncher. Tunnel Rd., Ver­ Inpdease in accidents and herioh- postural positions, ' believe pro- /* vote of confidence following, his -sl injuries, Catlin declared "aome<; driver's license fee by $1; the extra musical, 'XTie Most Happy Fella Order rff Eastern Star, and. Chap­ would vaise the $ 1 4 5 ,^ for us." despite the efforts of the commit- non; .lanies, A. McCarthy,'66 Ver-^ explanation today to the KnesSet thing drastic muit be^done." Kmoney to be put intO'S fun.d to be believes he ia the first to aVs his ‘“ "Ssd chair-silting is, one of (parUamenU of his withdrawal or­ man Court, Order of Amaranth. Time Inqiorlimrr'arlor to speed up the prOcee^ngs. “ t.; Arthur Gunthar, Glastqnf^ ^ e d by the Safety/Commission in 1! l eivmzed man * greatest physical /./OUR DEMONSTRATORS Besides her husband, she leaves About Town\ "Too, many drivers." he said, look with at liquid white s’h oe / der. The rebels’ support wbul”buM en- — Timerime ISia an important dementelement for In In-asking -asking that .a promise to ManMan------;— - - ' , ' ----- Mrs. Helen King, RFD, tVipi accident preventUm programs. . dressing. Gurion’a a son, Jdhri E. 'Douglas, of Dallas, the SMFD. S.MFD. It'cannotIt 'ofinnot .get its rate Chester be kept. Warren referred to Misa Helen Smith, Stafford; “ look upon a license as a piece of sure endorsement of Ben-Gu paper they can buy for $3 a year— "It's adoption.’’. Clapp said, Th'at Rep. 'Victor L. Anfuso That Queen Elizabeth of Eng- j policy. T ei.: three B is t e r * . Mrs. Harry N. ,b(X)k put together until the Town i the recommendation of the I-ong- Parish Chapter. DAR, •q John-son, Hud«dn St.; •".wo:liH,do a/tot more to cut down fNY-Dl has introduced-a‘bill"In ' 0.vp.*y Ro.se I^e have a | Kent! something that is eesy to obtain A' spokesm'an for the 'I s r a e l i Snlith and Mrs. Edward. Ciookea, I Grand Llsj^is set. Once the Grand icy Commission that only the N e w i"’" meet at 8 o’clock Thursday hqth Coleman.\Borton; Mrs. accidents and the loss ratio than Congress to alloW'psrenta a special |v<”nnion Interest. . .fishing, both of West Hartford, hnd M rs., List 18,-r'eady, the Dietrict ____ night at the home of Mrs. Steven and easy to get, back if you should mJlitaii' governor in Gaia Said must i Britain plant be built at this time, Mary Velley, 20 Robebt Rd.. Rock­ an.v crackdown on spaeding." tax exemption of up to $1,000 for; That,the late Albert Von Tilzer, Carl Armstrong"" of Ndolyoke,! mal^'up- Its book, figure the tax Wlinams Jr., Ellington Rd., South happen to lose it. forces ‘there- "arc getting every­ 'This recoirimendation was adopted ville; SKqdra Siuite.' RFD 1, Rock­ He ftledicled that it would result ex p en d incurred in sending their j who wrote. "Take me out to the | Mass.; a brother,'Joseph JNSSinple I for each real and personal proper- by Governor Rlbjcoff in his pro­ Windsor.’ Dlcran Goulian of Don- ville; Mrs-., V. Rstije'r Ariiuitrong, "It is high time for lui to do 44r- thing ready to move Just as soon 'something in the way of lightening ip a drop in ihqtirance rates which children to college. ball game," never saw a ball game-; as UNEP comes in.” Asked if the of Rockville' and two grartdchil-j‘ V owner in the District, make out posed budget. chian Rug Co. will Ijilk and show J Lydall Sl.^:John Siideikat/M’ap- (jj-en. / ; the bills and mall them, up on the whole question of our op­ would more th'ah make up for the That at the University of Mis- until 1928, 20 years aftfer hi* song Israeli evacuation might start’ to­ He said this recommendation is | *i*‘**s ‘>n-’’rtiatory and Romance of ping; Kenneth.'Watrous Jr., yer- became a hit. “ no reason why Manchester should - Oriental Rugs." erator's licenses.” , extra dollar the Itbenae .Fould cost. •■ouri the nuptial vow la now more day. or tomorrow, he replied, "not ’The funeral will be held a T 2 I ™PPo?«d to be due May aon Trailer .-Court; Mrs. Riith A large delega^n of Junior popular than the fraternity pledge o’clock tomorrow afternoon at the ‘.h? usual grace period not get its school now.- I am not,; An argument for increasing the That it was Benjamin Disraeli today anyway.” t Kobus, Ellington ^ Gary Aronson,' high .school atudentaXlrom North . .one out of every five students is ‘ who observed, " f f every man were j Wstkins-WeaLFImeral Hmiic, 142 of. a month, without Interest charge. critical of the commission." W ar-; Dr. Eugene M. Davis and Dr. Ed- 4 ^ V el Rd. \ 'minimum driving age to 18 caihe Tlghteii Beetirity Mfaslurea That would be June 15, and the ren said, ’’but here is one project; ward O. Sn'ilth will be among thoae m»m Rep. Ernest M. Arnold^(B- Branford were apectatara at the married. ' straightforward in h'ia opinions HURRY HURRY-HURRY The spokesman aaid ,uiet' pre- E. Center St. The Rey/Ciilford O, AD-MITTED TODAY: Richard hearing.' j . ' \ That when the nations of the there would be no conversation." District Commissionei's would then w'e have been promised,, and w’e j from thia area w.ho' will be attend- Huelsmann, Dobson Ave., Ver- Brfdgeport). who said the whole . vailed among the ^strip’s Arab Simpson, m lnister^f; the Center have only 15 days in which* to ylear CongregatlonaL/Church, 'w-ill of­ . . '*'g Ibe 35th annual congress of hOO- ' , X ' population and 'th a t security up'its 'work and turn the SMFD The total appropriation-called for i the New England Council of,-bp- HURRY UETYOURFREt ' meaaurea had been t i g h t e n e d ficiate, and burial will be in East ovei- to the Town. . BIRTHS YESTKRDAY:\A.son Slate Priest Gets Cemeter.v^// • ij^7'®**'®*'j’ ®^''looieirists,which convenes So£ aurplua fe^d Rraina at reduced Greylish; D. D„ last night by of Mtsa Shirley D. Pender, daugh­ wlttdtwval /from the GagaT Strip Siinday at Windham Memorial ed in succeeding sessions of ’ the Mrs. Robert Russell, East Hart- T—:— .______I ’ nrir#jt f|8d#rAl rnntribiitionflL toward Roman Catholic Archbishop Henry rfccglslature-by-the’practice of one Hartford on March 14 at 12:30 p.m. idefir^istehowet- proposed today j prices, federal contributionyoward ter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. w M d require two to u»re« w-eeks. IJospiiai, v\ uiimaniic. : ford; a daughtcc-te-MrT'and Mrs. ■. . . 7__ I the cost of shipping hay into ahort- J. O'Brieh, of Hartford. ■Hotp£rint*?viTV niilitaivt right-wing He.nit She w:ji born May 23, 1908, lir town helping' another in winning The. luncheon la co-sponsored by Daniel Sullivan, 33 Nathan Rd. that stale and .local govemmkpts . areas, contributions of surplus The 63-year-old monsignor has PenqOr of Coventry, and Marshali Legislative approval for its school. the Hartford Simmons, Alumnae 1) p w y called a demon Orange, Mess., daughter of Arthiir a been -pastor of 3t. Paul’s Church in Club and Ihe Mt. Holyoke Club of DISCHARGED YESTERD V^: pay more of the coat of prograrig j food to,diatresaed farmers and the P. Altken, son of Mrs. Esther I / sinulon in Jei^alem, coinciding P. and Martha.XtcKnight Jatheson "W e don't see why ■ we should the Kensington sectiop of Berlin^ ■ Hartford ' for the benefit of the Mrs. Clara Holmes and daughter, for relief of drtught and other'^exlension of emergency credit, AJtken of 7 Tyler Circle, Saturday j :U with the PreHUer’a speech, to pro­ and lived in any years iq Hartford wait any. longer." Warren said. RFD 3, Staffordt Spring*; Mrs. since 1934. The title/of domestic -/ t{h'*f'ilions Furnished By scholarship fund.a of both clubs. farm disasters, ' In his letter, Benson said Con- morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev. 1 test whaLdt called the govern­ before moving here nine years ago. "W e have been patient, and we are Loretta Rioux and daughter, El­ be : grea* will be asked to authorize prelate waa bestowed' upon h>ni by Cohjirn A .Middlehrnok. Inc. Lavirrence LeClaire performed the - / ment's y^laastrous surrender.’’ Surviving besides her husband in need of a school now/’, , lington: Mrs. IV’anda ’ Miller aqd continued and expanded. llundafi ■ ' for' a deferred livestock Pope Pius X II last month. He was 4 Bank Stocks The only other Mkncliester double ring ceremony. Pvalph Mar- | Several hundred persons, most­ and rtiother a r^ a son. Robert H., ^ Reservations for the 54th an- son, 27 Trebbe Dr.: Mrs. Marian In a special message to Con--> program in drou g^ one of 10. prieqts to receive the ly^stfudents. marched on thg Knes-. Coventry; sister. Mrs. Fjelda Bid Asked speaker this morning was ,C. .luveraary dinner and entertain­ Officials paid, however, lhait they title. . / earone W as soloist and his w ife j First National Bank -Varjey and .son, Somers; MisS gvess on agricultural <1 is asters, Jane, was organist and played the ' ie t yesterday, shouting “ Stop the Foster Harry, chairman of the ment of Daughters of Liberty, No. did not know how much would be The ceremonies were held in St. Fitch, WiqdMr Locks; four broUt- of Manchester . . . . 29 84 Elizabeth Regan. 96 -Helaine Rd.; L.scnhower urged promptit bdngres-bqngi nuptial music. | withdrawal" and" calling on Ben- ers, Ralph. So\ith Coventry; Clyde Citizins ConsuUiqg Committee for 125. Ladies Orange Loyal Institu­ needed until after a survey has Paul’s Church and the sermon Was Hartford National a nevy Howell Cheney Technical Mrs. Doris Isham' RFD 2, Coven­ .Monal consideration of piojMaals GuHon to resign. Police threw up J., East Hartford: Stanley, Wlnd- tion, scheduled for March 12 in try; Edwin Vieliezka, Bast,Hart­ been made which would lake into preached by the Rt. Rev, Msgr. Mi.*a Gloria James of Wllllman- Bank, and Trust Co. 31 33 School.. Orange .Hall, should be, in by to­ for cost-sharing and for sqmexex- a' cordon to- halt- the surge and apt, and Clayton,. Windsor Lo.L'ks. ford; Robert Ode.s*. 29 Elizabeth account recent \ rains In •oo’ e^ John n . Anderson, pastor of St: tic, friend of -thq bride, was maid, Conn. Bank and He pointed'out that delay in the morrow. and m a y be made panslon and other changes'in pres­ wjelded clubs to- scattered - the Funeral services will be held at :Dr.; Mrs. ■ Theresa Garrity and Plains states.. James' Church, Stratford. of honor. The bride.siiiaids weryt. THE SPCA WON’T ALLOW US Trust Co...... 37'-j 40 -con«truol1on of the Manchester througm any of the following com­ ent progriims. Details were su^ demonstrators. . „ . *. ,l p.m, Wednesday at the Newkirk son, <42 Valley View Lane, Rock­ . J w o I.,.., oc BensonBenaon saidsa^d that auchsuch a gra:grazing Monsignor Greylish was born in Misa Janet James of Wil'fmantlc, ! Manchester , Trust ... 64 69 school, "Which serves a total of 14 mittee member.T1trough Our Savior We Sur-. leJVwing Socialist parties in his .\cc’ra, Gold C oast/^arch -6 North and Judd .../ ,.3 5 '* .18'i kins, chairman, of the Develop are. not of the ’’common-cold' gown, made with scoop neckline. | inent Commission; Shenivood - Her huVband was graduated fronv variety. - a greater part in alleviating hu- of a spegial meeting o" drought moiint Anxiety," taken from the c o itio n who opposed Ills decision. opt — Members o.C. Uia I ^ . dele­ Rlissell Mfg...... 10 12 and other natura,l disasters held draped bodice snd circiilan’skirt. II gation attending’ tbe '^ d l.d Stanley Works...... 42'* 454 Robb, chairman oif’ -the Board of i.Tu'fta and commissioned an ensign -inam liiatreaa and| hardship and yt'.'ses in the Book of Matthew, She wore a matching plastic straw j| Political sources said -the Knesser- Education: Matthew’ ’.'iMoriarty, in the U.S’. Navy., Since their mar/ other local needs lit limes of dis­ at Wichita, Kan. 'Jan,^ 1.4-16, the, ^^haptei\26. 36 to 48. regplution supporting the Prem ier' toast’s Independence celbpra- Terry Steam ...... 150 tiara and face veil and mitts: She I past -president o f the Chamber of riage .they have made their home Rug ‘Anchor’ . Cheaper aster, calling on the federal gov­ aanie- time Eisenhower'-'liiade a Other service* amf subjects *:re; would be so Worded that the two Uons were reported miffed ’’eq- Torrington ...... 24 26 . carried a t-olonial bouquet of yelloY'! Commerce: .lohn ,P. Wiet,.-'execu­ in Norfolk. ernment-only to supplement their flying survey of the drought in ■ -Wednesday. March 13. ’Through dissident psHies — the Achdut day because a - Chinese Conuni U.S, Env'lp com ____ 24 26 .Wilmington, Del..' — A new the southern plains. carnations, with a touch of green, j ■nlst delegate-was seated at IheX Env’Ip ’pfd l l 's 134 tive secretary of the Chanjber of own resoilrces." Our Savior We Surmount Con- The'bridesmaids wore Nile green AVoda and the Tdapam—could -vote sponge-rubber underlay has been '-'Eisenhower said that not all the 'head table-at a state dinneFlmd ,yeeder-Root 1. . 46 49 Commerce: Jacob Miller,*former The Hol.v Angejs Mothers Circle To meet need* arising from fllcL*." , X . gowns simllm' to that of the" honor for it. The two parties also were member of .the Board of Directors will meet tonight st 8 o’clock with developed by a Wilmington . eon* recommendations ma'y be feasible. Match 20, "Through Our Savior expected to Join the rest of the gov- Vice President. Nixon was not. The above quotations are not to cern lo make small, rugs stay in the present drought disaster in attendant. They carried colonial! be construed as actual markets. and an executive of Hartford'Hsi- Mra.-WllUsm T. Murray,-1J2 Wad­ the Great Plains. Etsenhbwer-zald He said some caii and are bSlng. We Surmount Hatred." ' - V - eminent majority in voting' against Nixon ivas described as not place. The new "riig anchor,"’’ said met by adjuatments in . exiatii boiiqurts of green, cai-nations -wlth-l a no-coftfideiice, resolution the op- upset himself, but others on -the chlnc Screw Co.; Vincent Oi'oate., dell Rd. • present."extensive’’ emergency March 27. ‘Through Our Savior a touch of yellow. ' <| to be one fourth cheaper than an programs while others m a yT e- Model 218501 perttion parties had ready for sub- delegation made plain they felt Home ta not where little kids executive kccretarv of ^the, .Rock- prograhia will he continued "writh W i Surmouiit Error?* Miss Carol Johnson, daughter origins/l product intrddiiced by the qiitr# legislati.vs action. / Th e. flower girl had a maize I mission -to parliament. he uas slighted, although pei^-. hahe their thin**, but where they, j':" lf " f Commerce; and appropriate" modifications from, - Wedneaday, April 8., (Through o f Mr,, and Mrs. Ernest W. John­ same firm more thAn, 30 years ago, In emphasizing, the administra­ Our Savior W * Sumount:^^ Dl/iap- gowii 'Of net and carried' a Uny] It was learned that Ben-Qurion haps unintentionally;—7^/ “ ■tSST’t’h^m most any-place. , f- *'■ Schweyer of ^ u th Coven- time to tlhie. i . i try, president of the National Silk son, I Hackmatack fit,, is on the la claimed fo be more durable with­ tion request for atale Blearing of polntmeht.” / colonial bouquet pf yellow, carna-l Old Paint’s booting.them nut and put particular faith In personal as­ out sacrificing nonskid properties. These program* include the offer tiona and a touch of green. * 11 surances , from President Eisen- i 'Co. ■ . . .. dean's list'S t Centenary- College costs, Benaon said thepe is general April Iff, "Through Our Shvfor otir ring master is kicking him­ Just fergut thu litHu lody on thu p p e h y d ^ for These men, along with Rep. for Women, Hackettstown, N. J. support fo.r, and Impdrtant advan­ We Surmount Selfishness." The bride’s mother received in}* ' bower. Infpirmanls.said this trust a Dior blue dress of Arnel crepe I self l4)o. But it’s your navlngfi o mihntu folks ond rumumbur Hurt you H « .w .V ** $381,155 for operation of hia de­ has asked $17,780 in. comparison to felt it-would have been Irresponai- in an election auperyiaatl’.by the the youth comMittee Thursday and 19 will be at 7:10 p.m. The couple left Iqter in the day j by the employes wduld go out .the ^ 'ble to risk imposition of. sanctions National Labor Relatio.ns Board Shot ,\ccidentaHv nightist 7 o’clock,at the church. partment a-nd for the self-support-* $24,415 in diaaster loan* to farmers on- a wedding I trip! to an-Uitan-1 On Demonstration at a time when Israel has ari- (N LRB i,. 99 emplpyea voted "no'.' window if the union is voted ih." ' ihg* dog and parking meter fundi. The'drop of #6,635 1* dqe to fw e r j^g^l assistance, for pay- nounced. destinaUoq, the ’ bride ! Intenlewed iramediaiely after riounced plana to absorb another whtle 87 voted “ yea." A total o f 10 I Distribution oiPaaheS will take Schendel's budget request ^ to anticipated call* for special po**®* menta: to farmers carrying cartytng outoiit choosing as her going away coa- j 100.000 refugees from Egypt and Voles were challenged’ and two the eleiitiop,'Bell denied making A Glastonbury youth accidental- duty.■*a*- J i i : wind - erosion unMBuira,ineiiure*: anaand nilfor Autherine Lucy 3DAYTRIAL ipisce St 8 ajn, tomorrow. Ash Martin Included proposed salary in­ tume a navy pdlka dot dress , with ! Europe during this year. marked'void in the count made , the remgrka. He said he told the ■ly shot himself in right si^e of.the Wi.-.'(Klnesday, in St,. Johfi's Chiirchi TT»e chief expected to rwelve i loans for refinancing farm debt* matching acoesSorieii and a white ' 10,000 Israel originally had demanded:, shortlv afVet the poll.s closed at t employea "whatever benefita afe stomach, yesterday' while .. he was tieilten devotions i and distribution crease of :aboiit 15 cents, an hour apeclal .paynienU of $ in the i„ dlaaifter areas To lEnler Texas orchid corsage. I .firm guerkntees from the' U.N. p.m. 'However, challen^rea were in effect nrtw Avill^eeome a bar- special service category, making c eaning hUs .22 caliber automatim 4 , „h e s WiB. also be held at 7 for most departihenl members, the The bride, a graduate of Wind-1 that Egypt would’riot again bs:r made by both side*.-ao that there. union, rifle at his home. the net cost 17,780. ON PURCHASE p.m. i X*** Adoration Society will provision of four more, men and a Liquid Maaks Qdoni Tyler./^Te*., March 5 (Fi—Mr*. ham High School, attended the e 90 Day 8er*1ce , Israeli shipping from the Gulf of was no doubt of the final out- ' i „ . Arthur Giinthar, 16, pf 1558 meet follOw^gZ-devdiUortB.- Sta- In . the Bchool Traffic Division. Aqaba or use the Gaza Strip as a 'i Bell addled he told the employe* Manche.ster'Rd.. was . admitted to cruiser, a Jeep for plowing oiit .the j 3(.hendel has asked $29,180 as com- Autherine Lucy Foater. whose.at­ University of Connecticut for two | • Dellverj- Uona. of the Cross will Jake place Hayes'Parking lot; and other pur­ Los Angeles 'A ' new '^priVduet tendance at the University of years, and is employed as a private ■” lD*se'■for raids into Israeli terri­ This marked the third limit ’in Uir company would "hargain In the Manchester Memorial Hospital at 7 p.m, Friday. pared with $21,874 for the com­ • Ye«r Guarantee on tory. Ben-Gurion’s decision to has been deyeioped.jto make hom6 Alabama caused a furor, apparent­ secretary at the Connecticut Gen­ .Pichurv Tab* four years the union has been good faith.".,He would comment about 3:30 p.m. with a gun shot poses; . , .pl­ pleted fiscal year. He pUns '34 mtke a complete withdrawal came under aamlnistraUon Investiga­ ineiiiet-ators lea* of si nuisance. ly can look- forward to smoother' eral Life Insurance Qq., Hartford. turned down by the Modes em­ no further. ' wound, he "Whs operated upon a school patrolmen, the same njjm- under mounting pressure from the ‘Skin’ ProtecU Wire tion, and patrol. S c h e n d e l has The liquid ndor-inssking agent Is going ht" the University of'Texsi*. The bridegroom graduated' front 14SI0t and 118S02 ployes- The first election in which Five Oays.lo Frotent short lime later. Hospital author­ ber aa are now used. ’ 'U.N, and the united States and ities'said he speivt a "good" night." asked $307,553 as compared with 86,108 for Jeep sprinkled on a wad of newspaper , The Negro woman was expelled Manchester High School, served In the union asked t*ie employes ‘to Both-sides were, infornted they after some expressions of support have five working days' to file" a . Police ,said the bey was flrat dis­ New York --v A UJin aluminum 5228.650 In the last completed fl*-. In the Parking Meter Divialon, or other inflammable tiash and from the Alabsma school last year the U.S. Marine Corps, and is now aeeept them\«s bargaining agent put into the bui-ner. It gives out after charging unlv'eralty oflUcials employed at Pratt find Whitney were voiced for Israeli shipping protest with the NLRB. Sirall said covered by Edward Somei-a .and “ skin,’’ only one fortieth a.s‘ thick cal year. (-The'ciirjrent year 1* not Schendel has eatimated expendi­ was, March ,23, 1933. Thi* election a pleasant aroma that eliminate* conspired in campiis rioting over Aircraft, East Hartford. The . smd security' rights. The United he could not say if U»* union,wbuld Emil, 'Mille’r, who were working aa the skin on the human body, is used .for comparison because It i* ture* of $17,55T, $13,887 of it for was voided by Jh’e NLRB on com­ •the usual odor of'charred refusq. • her attendance. ■ - couple will reside in Mancheeter. States has said, however, that it file a protest, adding he will con­ on a new hou.*e near the Qiinthar being used to protect copper- wire only lO'i'Tnonlh* long.l ' salaries of- policemen -who collect did.not make any’ secret promise’s plaint 0/ the imlfl!»i„ The two un- home. The-boy had yelled for help from, .oxidation. The" 'aluminum She said In an Interview yeater contested elettliina which the' union fer- with unioji lawyers- iii NeW The increase of $78,803 In the 2- money from meter* aiid related - - 4»^lary ■Jet Furl PnicoDlpd sity 6f'T exas next September to ' 3,000 Gcnifi in Croivn Into the Gaza Strip. door. The workers rushed to him reduce the size, imd raise the e f­ #8,100 ia for a jeep. ^ Jily 18. 1955. In the at.ond l953. would follow’ that 'conference. 'and w'jag* Increases this ypar and ■tudy library acience. The narrow stmeh of land pp and administered .first Aid. ficiency of electr-lcal equipment by The Parking Meter expenao* L oA Angeles—a i’moonehiner.'a vote, the union loat by.'a slimmer In a .ihort bu-rst. of expression proposed Increase* for th« coming A t Auatin, a University

■ -;.;o __ ' i ' ': ■ MANCHESTJIR.JJVENING h e r a l d ^ MANCHESTER,.GQNN., ^TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 7. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDj ¥ a NCHE6TER, ,CONK, TUESDAY, MAr'cI i 5, PAGE ELEVEN ? a g e t b k wiiMM They can Qleep with head in one Converrsation in a club car: BUGS BUNNY St.' M ary ’s .Plajis country 'and ■ feet in the other. : First—So you have two grown Arm y Rejects Ttoo More Sites daughteiK. Do they , live at home/ HCV/ THW There Is no l^reak noticeable be­ Sense and Nonsense tween the two towns, and If it with you? r tl Previoua Pux»t* Lenieiia Services 6UY COMES I aCERO!. RUSCO -weren't for the bopndaryi there’d Second—No, ih eyre not m» rrie WBTTKMl H ffli : Sugg^ted for Nike Homes WMArcX I 00 Ur 1L4 X- probably by only one to^n ,. y «‘ - ‘v . Comsditnuf - - Str-Mary’s Episcopal phurch has The KNOWN name In the comliination window and doffr Woman — Yes, X imagine he’s 7 ------'------> ' ■, K / • /S«CP- - He— Ydu look like » nice, (ifenii- a u c i scheduled four services bn Agh field, how offers windows and doors ih EVERY'PRICE lijle firl. Let’s get rnarHea. purple by this^ time. The Army haa explored' and re-'r-some point albng the. line. Army Wednesday, the first day of, .Lent, ACKOSS j Renouhee •vr jocted two altda. for- Nike homes, officers thwght they were c o ^ -RANGE! X, ■ ■^irl—No. I ’rii just *s nice end CARNIVA BY DICK TURNER 4 Joh'n XGselK) Thev cohaiat ol three rnornihg seni l^e es I Ipok.. . A Penny S*v.rd , 1 Comedienne, suggest^ to it about two .weeks municfttlng with: the proper town celebrations of the Holy Com­ CHfOOSE FROM: THE AMBASSADOR X Thrift’s a boon td^'every' man . ----- Wiiion 6 Summer (Fr.) . 6 LegaI ppint , s g o '^ roaidents of .Lahewbod’ Cir- offi'clala In authw-lty w l« « ; ap- munion plus a 7:30 p.m. 'servide The TjIbMt thfng about the sum­ It’s sure to sweeten life. 6 SheTs'a star ^ - cle.;■'orig. Oen. Rdbert Fleming, parently, they'‘ were npO»^v. consisting of the Penitential Office THE PREMIER / ^ And make him .-'glad, especially 7 Wild donkey mer Is thsVslt’s slways too hot to of — screen 8 Mpre edmmander of the New England CJeheral-Fleming'spiff Manchea- (with full choir) and a sermon by THE REGAL do the thlr,glKyOu don't do in win­ When and television ,-XMvlaion, Corps of Engineers, said j ter is the only conjnfimlty Jn which the rector, the Rev. Alfred L. AVlI- it ’s practised ,by,.his wife!-. profound S 1 THE DE LUXE (in eolOT) ter because it «v a too cold: 11 Form-a notion 9 Foray .■ yesterday.- I^he Engineers failed to hear about liama. • * ■ -t-F, G. Kerhan I 13 Feel 10 Musteline\ 1 General Fleming said both gid^aX-e r«»>- The first morning serv'icc will RUSC0~"THERE IS A DIFFERENCE" When a man and woman, m^rry, displeeture at mammal Ha lE ' are unacceptable bewuse of > e ! K<>"« be h^ld at 6 with the Rev. Mi-. they becojne one. Of course,' they Don’t find a fault, find a retpe- 14 Short poSm 42 Lima it'ite \Villianis celebrating the Holy. FOR A DEMONSTRATION CALL dy.—Henry Ford. 12 Volcano in 30 Cut tobacco cost of off-tUe development.^/* . ' / Ktix i tM i i.* *v must decide .which one, and that is 15 Declare Sicily stalks capital/ He said he was asked by A tty ., Communion. For ■ the benefit of iften where the atorm starts. 44 Plants, V those-whose wdrk begins at 7, this I What a lot of folks want nowa­ 16 Before ■ 13 Ravers 34 Producing - W. David Keith if the'Army might 17 Feihinine 49 Indonesian i f _.ifk,-.,- .It. If .t,. A near l.akewood Circle and service will be concluded by 6:30. A 4 O ARONSON; Dish Agent days is less work to do. more tinie 18 AtmospheK motion LlL takes twenty years to appellation Mindanao' stop all procedure every At 8. the rector- will agalti be l)ie ’ MI M856 • * to do it in, and more pay for. hot 24 Burmese' 35 Ensnare an of her boy, and an- 19 American ' - wood sprites 36Crafly 50 Distant water and sewer tnto tthe land. h i„ .______** Suggested, celebrant at the Holy Communion, getting it done. ' In other communities. General timed ' lirimarlty ■ for • business / THE RARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. ,n makes a fool of him writer 25 Bodies of 38 Betoken (comb, form) General Fleming, wbd said he Fleming spid, the Engineers. hav^ -people arid students. This service X WEST HARTFORD. CONN. - minutes, 20 Regular (ab.) ■water 39 Blackboards 52Cofiolualon ' '■ guessed the cost -might be In ]the A Hollywood motion-picture di­ 21' River islet 27 Have, on 40 Sleeveless 53 Russian ' been able to modify their plans will be out at 8:30. neighborhood o f 860,000, left little when objection arose. The '10 "Housewives’ Service’’ AddVd Insult V. rector was trying to persuade a 22 Auricle 28 Singing voice garments ' .community doubt that he would be unenthusi- super .to wrestle with a lion. 23 Low haunts . Reaidehts pf the Lakewood Circle will be preceded by the Penitential The one who's asked to bring the . astic abou^jmy change at this Im Area are reportedly, continuing ef- Office for Ash 'Wednesday. The .bread . Director— rou nt-.dn’t 'he afraid. .26 Make repuital r n r date, eyprf in the remote possibility: The beast ia-perfectly tame. He ;!9 Roman bronze fbrja to oppose construction of Rev. Roman L. Harding, assistant Tums oat to be the busjrone— • that town might offset develop- Nlkb\home8 nearby. , Some resi­ at 'St. Mary’s, will celabrale the Or fill the coffee cup ' never, tasted raw ^ meat. / • 31 Unit of . , modt’ eost. Actor—No, perhSps not, but reluclance"- dents have admitte'd .there is ac­ •Holy Communion at this hour. The one already up. . '■ One site is horth of the old high­ tivity al!Mjp.that line, but declined The Penitential Office will be^rc- '-^D. M. Janke that doesn’t mean'that he may not 32 Faucet way which runs', from S. Main St. 33 Perched to say whatX-Under way. pe&ted at 7:30 Ih the evening fol­ have curiosity. . - to Keeney St/Geheral Fleming s.-itd 34 Hodgepodge! filay AsE-fpr Censure lowed by the first ih a series of Wpmah---I Was to have met my the location is halfway between the Sleeping in T w o - N ations — 37 Wands «- One source outslXthe Lakewood Lenten, sermons on SEI 1C and here two hours:ago; have two streets.------' Circle group said tnb< Lakewood About SO residents in Derby 40 Against "Spiritual Glfts.’^-^hc Rev. Mr. you seen him? The other IS on Line 81.. above Circle reaidehts. plan X -a s k the Line, Vt., and Rock Island, Qfe-. 41 High Wflli^ms will be the .initial preach­ Floorwalker — Posaibly, madam. the town-owned Taylor Reservoir. Board o( Directors to cen9tit;e the er in the acrie.s, his topic being lEAf Anything distinctive about him? bee, Canada, live in two countries. mountain 43 Measures of General Fleming said that land is Army for its selection of theXtp “The GKt of Wisdom." St. Mary’s in the town’s watershed and- has Such action would seem unlike: full senW choir, ''directed by cloth in view of the fact that the last .45 Pewter coin ledge rock in if.- Sydney W. Mac Alpine, will accom­ time the Board took a position on / BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE wilh MAJOR *HOOPLE 1 ’ 46 Cereal gra's# ' (General Fleming said both those pany thta service.' ■ OUT OUR WAY s ltc i had been viewed before, but Nike house location it incurred the Beginning March 13, a .discus­ 47 No (Scot.!' wrath .of -a number of citizens who 48 Freebooter he inspected them himself after sion and refreshment period will talking to the Lakewood Circle live iln the Keeney-Bldwell-Hack- follow each Lenten 'Wednesday O* THI6/1 51 Disunt r mata^k St. area. 'ITiai group bp' 54 Ppffed up residents.' evening service',.'.with the speaker WrfH’e M i__ E6AD, Ma r t h a / PI hiE - THIS 16 AS PHONY The Corps of Engineers has poses, what it has termed “ pres­ of the ■ evening as the guest of AM* ALMOST I SOOSE CHASE >&OR ZEALOUS AS 0FFSTA6E HOOF- 55.Joined , sure tactics’’ of the Lakewood resi­ S6LL 'EM (NTH'I Calyx division acted favorably on two requests honor. . / \ . - SROTfiER TOAl SENT ME OH/ SEATS/— WHEci Hb ', dents ' in seeking to have the site TSkKE !>♦• FAU- .WHgNTHSVi 'STAtUre made by the Lakewood Circle .Children’s Lenten instructions ALL OO IN A BUNCH- •^THAT NKaMT. c l e r k POS- left HE 6AID THAT Group', according .. to General located somewhere other than near and services in St. Mar'y’a Will be­ 7HERP5 ONLV ONE rrjON WAS FILLED '—THE OLD e o H P L B WAS JUNKTiO DOWN Fleming. , Lakewood Qrcle. gin March 14 at 3:30 p.m., con­ CLERK DECIDED TO STAV/-*- TA. •,(. U.STM. on. DECORATE THE OWLS e mt >T mt iM. 1 Hoarder ' \ Plans Include Buffer Zone tinuing eveiT Thursday afternoon I t MIANS that yonytii a C M S p b r h a p s rr wa^3USt a s well- c lu b -?*•: AND NO\N rr He said plan.s have been changed Steel Spans in Place for Bridge Widening* until Holy Week. . 3 She is — by member, the sur ical- —-DM PO ND ER^ SESERAL, HE'S BRiNSiHE tT "Thit the one with the meeeage? Mu|t b» iCcode!" . her fans to include a buffer .zone between * €ole W ill Address Workmen put the finishing touches on the steel center spans, on. the. south side o f the Hockahum 0 CMS nuiriiT STUPENDOUS BACK.'' the htmsing site ancL Bruce Rd. River Bridge on W. Middle Tpke.- yesterday. The bridge, widened ns part of a larger project \Vhich LIGHT-FINGERED VIS|T()RS ' rhedieol seryiefir covered by your -■SCIENTIFIC H d S n u The.buffer atrip, 70 or 80.feet w;ide. Electronics Grads has seen Center St. reconstructed from its intersection with W. Middle Tpke. to CHcott St., will have Oklahoma City i/Pi r~ OlUahoma C M S C p nfraa witfiiout having to pay PR03ECT6- ■would not be developed, ^ d might a total of eight 40-fool, spans. Work on the bridge started Thursday when four spans yfcre put is' out to attract industry, but HAR-RUMPH.' BY AL VERMEER be- dedicated b,ack t.o the town. Into position bn the north side of the bridge. It is expected that, weather permitting, concrete wlil there’s one kind that officials wish ling additional to your ddetor, PRISCILLA’S POP The Interpreter; Gilmoure N. • Cole, -58 Stephen Bruce Rd. residents,.General K-iem- be poured at the bridge in two or-three weeks. Up to now T64 of the .313 days originally allotted would by-pass the State. you meet the followlitg requirementat Ing said, would then be in a ^ si- , St.^ will be the speaker at gradua­ for the overall project have been used. Highway officials expect the work to be completed w-oll The state crime bureau said that QEE^'THAT s u r e L1STEN,.CARLVLE1 WHEN ' ;i CALLS \ 1 A - A NICE COMPLIMENT.'^ ANYBODY TALKS TC) ME. tion.to try to buy the land from tion exercises at the Ward School within the deadline. (Herald Photo by Pinto). inost of the big safe burglaries In the town. Oklahoma during 1958 were edm- ^ AND USES Wo r d s COMPLIMENT.' ^ , J 1 I'if Electronica Thursday at 8 p.m. mltted by out-ot*.slaters. SERVICE DENEFITS "c o m p l i m e n t ? ^ LIKE THAT.:. General Fleming said he realize.-, | i,^\j^artfOrd tional improvements at Camp .State Central Committee of his WHAT SW& the lots on Bruce Rd are ahallbw j chief of engine deaign at Pratt Take Kegistrali'oli W’oodstock this summer. These in­ plans , Wednesday at Windsor 2 . e, Th* tMy^ la pravidt' tht fia^cipatiaf fhytidaa aad CMS JRvVlLUaM^ One object of the move, is to Staff members signed up to date Hartford County YMCA. ffHAT, miraclps than any other in U(e in- with Idfocmation at ht ar it may rtdtaaably raqaira'^a keep traffic oft the LakewXd iusUdal world today. /> include James StiAin of Chester THE SgNTiMENTALIST . * f ♦ IW, „ -■« BUNDLE Circle. ajT^ Patiick MoGahern of. Provl: Miktrantlata yaur dalm far SKVICf UNinTS. x i T L s-v t i * r i G,n„., ,„d h. «.„d J 7 ." ; dence. who haVe been cooks at the A1g&|. J camp for the past four years: Wil- ■ hatai ALLEY that all military traffic , be COTTON WOODS ~ BY RAY GOTTO kfpt I ]Robert E. I.d6vc30V. Joseph Grzyb bur Marshman. who will gi-aduate TITLE TO TH' -'valued at HOW ABOUT IT,. off Lakewood Circle. GOP Slate Post Jr.. Alhert/J. Smith, Uldis Biker- from Harvard in Juno and xvho For informatlM ibovt food surgicati^tdian dri DOROTHY GEE, SEVENTY-FIVE CAP-N? THIS General Fleming said tlje fesi,- Will .return as waterfront director, ^ Use M l L Furnace OiM - an d THESE nieks, John R. Dalgqeau and Ed­ O4.V0U HAVEN'T \ EH? HFVm! 1 THOUSANO AND' ON TH’ UP AIN'T GOT TIME T' WAIT CAUSE I GOTTA lATEff.Mr- dents of the-area also ^sked him the posttijon he held in 1953 and phona or write: CMS P.O. Box IDt. Natif HaveR 1 PER TH' DUCKS T ' SEND GIT DOWN V spring ATLAffyiA. ARE CABS ward D/8iek. HarUord. March 5 (/P) - Republi­ BCACTLV b r o k e n \ PlDNT KNOW! WORTH EVERY AND UP? to make a fmlhcr exploration of : ^ Oil Burners and Stokers Sold ME FUST CLASS TRAVELIN' ' TRAININ' BEFO' THJT WE'RE SWITCHING 1954; Richard Prosl, a William and can National Chairman Meade A l­ / ME.MR.OOP, JUST j o w n e d ' FENNY OF IT.' MONEY,,, SNEAKY ROOKIE BEATS W E ^ , rental properties, bqt^ the division Mary College. Junior, as boys' pro­ I k and Serviced Promptly and Efficiently CXEANED ME OF / THIS BOAT.' ME PLUM OUT UF engineer could not find enough 4 Million Own W ootllols gram dlrectur; Mr. and M’i-s. Lewis corn «ays he plans to resign / rental housing jn thC area 3ft the Babbitt of Petersham. Mass., na­ sho'.'tly as a member of the Re­ •\'4 price it is allowed to pay. /Washington—There are aome ture director; Mrs. James Strain publican Stale Central Committee 4,461,274 woodlot ow-ners in the e.E. W ILLIS & SON, Inc. Admits Arm.v Erred of Cheater, cadet junior leader and of Connecticut, • United States whose holdings are-^ camn moMier and the following General' Fleming 'freely ad­ t M AIN^T. — PHONE MI 8-5125 A\ mitted U»at the Army erred in not under 500 acre.s, They hold 61 per, as cabin counsclor.s; Don William­ He told of.his impending rosigna- GoNNperiGUT M e d ig a i S ervic^e, ' inc.- inforinMf§'town dtfiClSls'oT its/ '- cent o f the nation’s commerclar son, of Coventry, Lcwl.'i Knox of Hon In'a telephone Interview from SrOMOSEO ir TNI tONNECTICUT S»T( MEtltll SOellYV lection of the Lakewood silt/ *- forest- land. Each year they sell Simsbury, James Grant of Plaln- Washington .vesterday. Alctr. n suc­ CINIIAlOfFICEt .* fiiWNlYIfi ' ^ ■ ,\\ fore it did. He said he did kjI ■STOO.OOb.000 w o r th of sawlogs., ville, Mel Ginsburg of West Hart­ ceeded Leonard Hall in the national know .where the mistaW w as pulpwood, poSt.s, turpentine. Christ­ ford. Peter Fox of Canton and post shortly after the"presidential . made.' - mas trees,maple syrup, and other Fred Wirth of, Elmwoori. inauguration in January. But 'the general hinted that at forest, products. Campers will find many addi­ Alcorn said he wonld inform 'the- l i l ^ i e « BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES xHereXMelvin BY EDGAR MARTIN BUZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE HE ALSO \9, OR, HB.'HORACE, T K RESlGNlWa. s ---- 'D PW tV ’S WAS, DAVEW’S’ AFUIP?.,. , MEN WOULD,HAVE RUN I mSTRgCTEP VOX ID PHD ME I WAS JUST, SCREAMED FOR HELP. A PILOT VHTH NERVE; (AAYBE MA'ItM.JO*’ Pwy%\c.A\_ FOOTBALL IDOL MORNING, KELVIN'. AOMIRIM YOU'RE MY mam, SAWYER. WWO \S - COUCKTIOH <3F RECENT VEARS, WHAT’S ON SCKin. KIND? HER ^ E EK TEACHER ------w u y ? COAT, SIR. S A L T E R t DRIVE BEFORE YOU BUY Our OK Used Cars are ihoroughly inspected and re-condi­ \ tioned according to fa^ory recoitimendatiohs before they are displayed for sale. We can honestly say there ar^tio .. . / better used cars anywhere. 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-\- rv I ¥1: .-'l- ; vm SM MANCHESTER/EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAiRCIl 6, 1957 ... V . V ■ /; FAG^ TH IR T^ i. MAl^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1967 PAGB TWELVE v f — ^ ^— ------; ,___ ^ ^ ' ''” ^ ^ ^ - r —— ; , " _ ,.v- ,-j ■ ■ : ■ tt3 ' ■' ■■’ • . ' ;!' A '. ■ THE North Carolina Maintains Commanding Lead \ Herald Angle .Z. By / j - , ^fantie Pm ttnd Con by Jo4 D . . . ‘No, 3 Husky Pitcher EARL W. YOST Hold 106 Point fiRAPEFRlIT Teammates in Battle Sport»*'E«lUQr , Margin in AP Suffers Injury •■sorttnent of awards and ti*bphlea Mickey Beat All the Pressure Bowling Record# Fall Foi^ Puck Point Title Her husband. Al. U a ls o 'a (tne KJtV>T LEAHlfE To •ay th*t Amy Plrkey's duck bowler, although he can’t boSM 1 Basketball^ Poll League-leading tltftcs 0» JUNIORS Montreal, March-5 «r. came to winning struction quintet staged a late rally' left wing* bjr-Herb CWn of 'the . weekly poll in which MlCmganj^a 1|4. Marjorie -Hibbard 113, see., and Andre Rodgers, rookie on combe Had injured'hia.^ arn).The to crush L. T. Wood M-4S, X semifinal rounds and three in the was in ,1956 When jh e gained the State and Oklahoma„47Uy made!®o*- D3, Dot 117, the Minneapolis roster; . - Qeveland Foe Boston Bruin* In th* SO-giune best of five finals to win—knocked towering 27-game winner Hwtstqd /The achaduled Rec Senior Bas­ finals Wgalnst M i^., FOtherglll. the larxest cnihs • Flo Kloter 112, Mary Wlllhlde 111, .^. Rodgers, who knocked in 83 runs ketball.. LeHigue • encounter between 1943-44 .season.. Howe,Ho * right over a total of 700 pins, which Previously, Mrs. Pirkey was- eilh' his elbow making a hurrie’’ thrihv winger, set the league mhrk With liuit- year with Dallas of the Texa» to' seepnd base during' pickoff seconq place Pagani Caterers and I* ■ ■ broken down averages 140 per League, has been most Impressive. Robin Roberts, Philadelphia ace rijgbthander,; cuts lixise In Four Heats 96 points'. wdth a pitch during warmup ^Clearwater*. Fla.; training camp, practice yesterday.end 10 minutes Chatterbox Restaurant wqs nrt. \ string. Rigney, would like to get Rodgers’ played since ■the former ctiib Montreal's Jeon BelivSau, de­ Mother of two boys. Mra Pirkey bat in the lineup, and he^ay be Robin, missed winning 20 fea in 1956 fijr Arat lim e in seven iafSr ab.upUy left the mound be'^ fending *coring champton/'t* th ird ' calife,. he said. ‘ the arm was showed up- with just two playerii New York. March 5 (JP)-rGU gave perhaps the greatest exhibi­ switched to the outfield. years.' Nta record was -'’— and 18 defeaU. (AP Wire- Turner, who came close to being' with 72 point* •* k* battl** time photo), ______^ hc'hering him; and its opponents had only .three tion of bowling ever among the Mrs. K loter 96.24, Slwrry Jochim tnen dresseq for the game. It washed up at the age of 26, decid-' in a race to ke*p hi* utl«: The fairer sex in Manchester ip whip­ e .™ ,,« » « “He wilt have id rest and take »S’K;r»'"THr^p.r sen 95.8 and M ary B bt^am 93.25 Y a n k i^ e # marked the. first time this winter ed today that from now on he's season end* March 24. ping through the field of M. She one of Manchester's crack-- duck trail In that order. -MrsN^dahoney heat treitments." said'; Harold ...i strictly * welterweight—the mtd- Blanrest Gain' s<^ the pace in the tpialifjMng at. Petersburg, Fla., Marrii 5 pinners and an InSurapee^ agent, : ^ Raleigh, N- P- '' hen it t«(^a mj holds the high triple^' _ ' > 1—-Manggqr Casey. dlewelghta are too-big and alrong Andy' Bathgat* of th* N*w_ round wlthxa 720 score in six I kidded him khd that Mrs. , Oemson Inyi first round game of Jochlmsen rolled the high 'Mngle, for h im ., York Rapger* enjoyod the'biggest laiiono to , the Atlantic Coast .Conference Stengel of the' iVorld Champion— Idtig he will be out. We'll have to games. The W four high aver­ Pirkey had Issjied' a challenge to 1 133, and Mrs. Ostrander, haa^in Yankees has set his lineup for the , turn and 27-24 at halftime and ap­ A veteran of 67 fight*, many of week among the top acorer*. He age women quuifled for the semi­ a. comers after-.last Saturday’s Championship Tournament. '• ned the best .single 'without wait and see'how much'it tightens peared set to turn the close battle them in the ml(idlewelght division, netted two goal* and wa* crsditqd final round. Amy averaged 120 a Jayhaw ks .Second Vanks first intra-squad game to­ up. It coulti mean trouble, match. ^BCfuding men. Correnti, mark, 95. Dates * N uts hold hi morrow. - Into.,a rout when they posted a 45-34 Turner (topped Inexperienced w ith fp^T assist* . to bdo*t his.. string in the qualifying round and who>#d wltnes.sed the match,- left The Hansas Jayhawks remained the high" team Single (494.) and thdugh.” advantage at the three-quarter Rudy Gwin of Cleveland lost night f o u r ^ ^ -plac* ■ to U l to ■; '.gg*—«tx Searching for a power .pat-kert Not Worried saw a 720i toUI marked alongside f as the final total wax being in second place. They had eight 'triple (1.466) thus far, batting order, Stengel will play Bill In coring mark. But Coach Bill' Fortin's in 2:19 of the fourth round of a •hedd of Ed Utz*nberg*r'of th* of her name. pat on the acoreboard. ^ fii:8t placfe, votes and a total of 605 V MIDGET LEA U t’K ■Newcombe, , named the , most Aripsmen fought back In the .final acheduled 10 ^at St. Nicholas Chlcqgo Blachi Hawks in (fifth Skowron al third, base, and two valuable player of the Nations! Last Friday night in the sj "'Yes, I heard about the chal­ points on the usual 10 for first, The frrtif-nm nlng. YAnkees (14 Denver stars, Mar'v Throneberr/ st right minutes to make it close at Arena. j - x' place. finals, the dark-haliad housewife lenge.” Corfentl said. "But I don't nine for second place, tight for 4) and second place Red SOx (13- League’last yesr, said he wasn’t' thie finikh.'The losers were unable “From now on I'm atrictix-'* first and Woody Held in left fleliL 'few York, March 5 (^)—Philadelphia’s Paul Arizin, huaky, worried. In the defense depsiiUnent, Glen put together strings bf>40 and 139 think Amy challenged anyone^un­ third etc. basis. The vote included 5) ..continue to dontlnate the ac­ Skowron is a first baseman, Held to (^hqi6k Topping (20). Horan (18) weltenveight,” taid .Turifer, a Hall, Detroit goalie, liSld a irilm to eliminate Miss^^FtJUiergill. The til ^she saw me leave!” j games through Saturday, March 2. tion, scoring Identical 2-0 shut­ an Infielder—■nn-pneberry will play ^x-Marine with the iniiefen.sible jump shot, today w’as lead­ "1 felt a twinge and quit.” he and / j Iju McAuley (12) who com Philadelphian who trimmed him­ lead .over MontresT* Jsoques two, incidentMlyr are one-two in -T he No. 3 through.N o. 5 posi­ out wins qver the Braves ig-I2) ing a closely bunched pack in the National Basketball Assn. commented, “(jertalnly it's noth­ blned for'a total of 60 points self down to 160 3-4 pqutids for his his normal position. ' _ ing like it was last September!” Plante for -net h o a o n .s n d the the high jowage department in Much credit 'for the. successful tions Also were unchanged with and Dodgers (3-t5^respe.('tlvel.v. Four rookite pitcher*' Al Cicotie, individual scoring race. Dick Sylvester, caged 24 tallies meeting with. Gwin, "I felt good, Vesina Trojdiy. Montreal hsf been both tha^ women's League at the "Kentucky, Sou the-,-n Methodist and Top sipgle' gam es^cre pinned by Mark Freeman. Jack Monroe and He was referring to an iiijyry (or Nasaiffs and teammats Craig better than I have in a long. time. operation of the Town Women’s: Arizin, scoring 107 points in four?*------7-——— to his arm at the end of the '.58 scored on 136 times, Cjhicagb, 1S5. Y qn-^Tliesday nlgbU and th a ^ e r - Bowling Tournament goes to Jack Seattle nihni'ng in that order. I.arr'y Bates 12,-^nrt Roger Poe Jim O'Reilly—will hurl. ' games last week, moved dut to.a j ', ' Johnson chipped In with- 17. "I know !'had my chance to Hali-bss played «U Detroit'gome* fufne League at' the Doublt Strike season. He subsequently was win the wqlterwedght title ba<:k Vittnef,* manager of the Y alleys Seattle, however, received five 106. ■ / , 28-point advantage over the Injured A l/^ riv rg X 't* €1 1 " n (2 Trailing by a single point at one end ho* a goals per gsme averag* ' lanea on Thursday nights. Mrs. votes for first place to one each for V U X A tlE CHAH.MEK.S knocked out qt the box in tw^ stage in the foUrtli quarter, L. T, in 1952 opd Kid Gavllan' beat me. and director of the tournament. O r i o i r s Bob-Pettit of St. I*6uis; Arizin has [ C/W. ▼ v l V F Ca 1 1 1 0 sta rts against the New York 'Y'sh- Keep It Firm, Heidi of 3.21. Plafite h as played 63 C ana- Pirkey is N0..I at the South Knd The schedule was carried out the Wildcats and SMU. Severffl noteworthy scores were amagsed 1,693 points for a 25.7 Wddd made an unsuccessful bid id But I wian’t ready then. dien games and maintain* sn aver­ alleys aiid No. 2 at the Y while Scottsdale. Ariz.. March 5 PP> - kees In the World Series. overtake the Contractqra but key Alice Bauer, the pro golfer, makes sure daughter Hei.di, 2. ho* that ”I.don'-t aay I’d like to fight to a tee and an innovation of a ' tbuisville, with victories last Chalked >*p and the list included / t Ceccarelll. Baltimore’s 26- averagedwhile Pettit has totaled 8 stiff left a l^ ' before tgking a wood shot. But this i* old 'stuff to age of 1.96. G erry McNeil. Mon­ Miss Fothergiir 1» the top roller large scoreboard added .-to -the In- w’eek over • DcPaul and Tbledo, •lane ^anson 108, Ruth Siefferl 1,867 for a 25.3 mark. ; \ul<100 A Final Only yesterday, hfewcombp'said baskets, by big -Dave I^Ue and Gaviian again right now, but even­ treal's second gdalls, ho* allowed at the Y and ninnerup at this year-old lefthander with big league in a signed story in the Saturday. tireless 'Tony Morianos iced the Heidi. She's b*en playing golf fOr-aome montha now, even has an tually I'd . like to meet him. or terSa^of the event. The scoreboard jumped from eighth place/u) sixth. ld6, y^ther Bujak 106. Shirley comeback hopes, will be out of ac­ Pettit, the 6-9 former, Louisiana .appearance'at National (Jolf Show In New York on t»p,_March 22. 32 goal* In nine gome* for a 8.55 time in the Perfume League. State University star a m defending Evening Post that when he started verdic for'the winners who went any of the other lop men in the was Mt-UP on the No. 2 and No. 3 UCHIa . which lost Iwire./drqppcd a Hojjhc.s 107, Anita St. Pierre 108. tion for at least two weeks, average. Boasting a 170 average in both notch to seventh. • M<(ry Kdniunds 108. Betty Bouvtg champiorl, was held w 16 points in jRcmndi Friday the final gsme Sgalnst the Yanks from there to post their final 13- division like Vince Martinez.” the W o mjs n’s and Perfume alleys imo-,an, eccuriate account The 6-0; 195-poimd W est Haven, in the series "My arm was so sore point' margin. Songailo was out The Soerhig-Leader* was kept biVhe pro^ss of the Michigan. .Slate, /jipriinked a -112. Elisabeth' Juul 112 and Vlviah five games last wrtk. Arizin Is j Ruled. O nt Title Shot Player—Tea. i O A Pt*. Leagues, Mrs. Pirkey set two new Conn., bov severely pulled a ten­ I could hardly lift it.'y front all the way, postthg quarter Now has he ruled out getting various matches'^^hfoughout the week ago, mo'ved^tq^elghth place Sheldon 113. In the three matches, New Haven, March 6 (JPy- Duqu^t After Tourney Btrth 1. H'-4in4in eight ptftces , to 10th. , Service shutout ^e V* squad games were dispensed with "They say we have seven left ter also proved a tower of strength New York .. 38 4« 63 a new record. The best previou.s 'B riley ahd Indiana dropped f.-om , West Side Tavern 4-0 and Fuller .s SharmSu has been hiUIhg 91 per- ■ .. / , To Strengthen Position George Kat*. Turner’* manager, single game by a woman Avas a ■Women’s Tournament 1 mu.st malje y ahd y iterday as the .Bird* .spent four . cent eTvis shots from the foul line. - , While the two big schools, tus- fielders,’’ complained Manager' off the boards biit to nd avail. sold he wanted Oil to get back 6. Utaenberfer, 160 by Mrs. Helen (B arjok) M6- "mention of a little incidenC In Hid first 10, The. Hoosiers. in fact.-l solid hours practicing hunting. J'pfin.ston maintained hik lead ml >n the iMimifinals, New Caii^^^ Fred Haney. "I prefer to-say we some of his confidence. (Chicago “V... 29 M 6T Shirley Fotherglll’ rolling last,, did not even msftdkhe first 20 in J!’-'’ M.'Rtchapd. .Oann in 1951. Mrs! M cCann-tteri fi^Tu g^oal percentage with a .455 W indsor 'L^jcka will be in a have 12 outfielders. We try td find Y .aillMiET LEAGI'K New York, March 5 (JPy—Duquesne, a National Invitation "He's, lost several close de(:i- followed -up during' the 1.952 sea­ Saturday night in the eonsolatipn viewoflossestobothMtchlgAnsnd'}^"?' '^*Wltor’s Note: Here, for the «- Weil. Manile has made It. W henr And Mahtle'walked into the Jop- Hrd Sox ’ 4ark and Maurice 'Stokes adds to struggli for Ihe'CBass C (Small the best man for each position.': Standings aions[’‘ sold Katz, “and it was be­ Montreal ... SO 35. 64 son w ith a 416 triple oifvam es of round for. third place against Au­ Michigan .State.- Bradle>, which ; flrst'tim e, Joe DIMaggio tells of ! a player acquires his stature, the . li-n Western Association club's park fiiS league rebounding record every Schools) Championship at Storrs. .2. At St. Peter.sburg. Fla., the w L Pet. Basketball 'Tournament fixture for. the jiast five seasons, ginning to get him down. 7. Moore, drey Frey. lost to Houston and then bekt.Do-, r.i.Kfj r, . Sarasota, Fla.. March .5 iJP> -- The Clasa B (MMiuni) Division . Montreal ... 39 34 as 142, 146, 128. I Armory P.ackage (24-12) the .Mickey Mantle of today—and I trick is to keep going. | and asked for a iryopU gJflplin Jiiat Ted Williams, the 38-year, old time he clears a backboard. .Stokes St; Louis Cardinals are wondering Cyclists ...... 12 3 .800 cropped up today as a possibility for the 20th renewal of the "I’ve seen Oil look bettisr than All told. In ,11 -toum anient Although Shirley had won the tfoit, felt to l.'lth. ' That's'not as easy as it sounds, happened to "be a Yankeexarm. has taken dbwn 1,192-rebounds. is idle tonight. It /plays the cham­ who will get the center field post. Fletcher Glass 7 8 .467 he did'against Gwin, but he was 8. McKenney, Seennd 10 ...jsmaincd three full'games 'ahead of the future. This Is the last of three ^ Boston Red So.x slugger, is husl- pionship game Thursday with post-season classic. With three berths remaining to be filled games, Mrs. Pirkey averaged lS^.l first two games in her best of three pqe's Bottle Shoppe (21-151 and dlspatiches by the ex-Yankee Clip-| Last -year, Mickey .stirred up | As I see it, Mickey certainlv will img as never before in sp rin g The /Scoring I.,e.adrrs Rookies Bobby Gene Smith and Wyman Fuel . 7 .8 .467 in .the >2-t6am field, the Iron*)' anxious to make a good. Impres­ Boston .,... 36 »5 DO per string, a new record. In fart, match she wasn't too comfortable. ’Hte second^ is headed by i G FG FT Pts. Avg. ] East- Haven meeting . Seymour at Church H arm on__ are battling Keith’s - . 4 11 .267 sion. that he missed a roundhouse 9. H. Richard, plenty Of excitemenj by making - keep on going. Just ss tong aXxp.e training. ___' ■> Dukas cast thrl.r haliot for aelea- 16th lean) plcketl fui the 23-erttry her average is better than any Her feel hurt. Before starting By JO E IM.M.XGGIO'^ ' that strong run a t Ruth's record, j remains Smtml And he. is just w 1. Ariipf, Philadelphia -New Haven. Bobby Del Greco (or- the spot. tion. w ith an Impressive 68-64 vic­ ■nglil. When he doe's— that;—you M ontreal... 15 86 46 game three she-asked for a change Bradlev Canfo?l'’^Jdaho honors. , , ^ - Ted has bccJl setting a terrific 66.^67 559 1.693 25.7! W eaver got into the final, Get Faill Tryout The (J>’cli8ts 'clinched top hon­ NCAA major tourney. The 10. Olraatead, man has ever posted in Men's fnS nl’i ? *2 x4 % MS 1 nfr^men aSh-jacno's scored similar This year, he'll be expected tQ ing into his own as a defoPsive ; younger ball, players tory over Temple in Pittsburgh last know he'* pressing.” ' Town Bowling Tournament com­ in. bowling shoes. Miami. Fla. (NEA) — It didn't 2. Pettit. St. Louis , 'slated for Friday, and won-a slot The' two youngsters will-get a ors in the Midget League last Panthera were chosen ** an Eaat- Gwin, 146 1-4 who cam* up Montreal ... 15 38 46 and Oklahoma A&M. California,, gf-j triumphs V er Deci’s Drive-In come easy to Mickey M antle. maintain that dizzy pace. 'This i'», centertieldcr. . \ and-.is amazing ''observers who night. petition. Once the hcw-Tihoes were laced the Pacific Coast Conference pace- 66 582 503 1,6,67 25.3 jin the New England Tournament full tryout, according fo Manager night by posing out Fletcher Glass ern "at large” aelectlon, •ugii tJllman, ; (18-18) and OiSik/Grill (15-21), I That’.s why, barring disability, he the acid test for a super star.f OvcraIl.theYankeesareaiy(iung|know'hlsdistasteforthepre-sea- next week by dumping Harding of Diidey Mooye's lads avenged a &jost of last night's - collegiate W inning trophies for. her bowl­ up she went out and collected a ! setter, was.'unranked last week. i ..-hiip ■^he Builders 1. Johnston, Philadelphia ‘ Fred Hutchinson who said he 30-26. Wyman Fuel could have on* time was. champion of the y Detroit .... 14 64 48 I is ready to take his place among Tl-.cre’s no room for off-years. And club and they toll me thX havelson"gri4td.” 64 499 488 l,48(t 23.2 Bridgeport in a semifinal clash, knows Del Gre'eo ia a good fielder, previous 64-60 setback at the action involved the Big 10. Miehi- Navy, has had only a dpcen pro­ ing ability are old hat for Mrs. stripe, spare, strike, and spare in Wake Forest, which lost to North | ,.oijgj (g 2-2 staletalcmaje Mickey gets it in this, his fifth . tuore good youngsters coming^ up After rain forced Ted to retire taken-..^over aecond place but wSa her first four boxes and easily with I the all-time giants of the game. 4. Schayes. Syracuse 73-64, last night. but a weak hitter. Upended.^ by the unpredictable hands of the Owls, in Philadelphia. g . snapped Michigan State’s '10- fessional- fights. H* was in far Pirkey. Even before she came to Carolina^nd Nort^h Caroima State. Equipment (9-27). season as a Yankee. ‘ than any other outfit. Theje could ifrom a pepper game yesterday h' Manchester to live more than’ a won tKe game and the match. di-opped from 13th to 20th, ' -- ■ ^ No other player in hislqry was • ■ ' 66 4.59 561 1,479 22.4 Top-Ranked "If we cat! sh<)w a little improve/ Keith's. As it stands now, Wyman The victory gave the Dukes a 16-7 game winning Streak with an 81- over his head against Turner, YALE BOUM LEAP ^,pii K» ' Night’s best scores were plnhed: subjected to so much pressure as! The fact that the Yankees Yankei re-] use a pitcher or two i maybe thH,] took long turha.incioors'at. wcighl- 5. Yardlev, Fort, Wayne won-lost season record while 72 trium'ph that forced the Spar­ decade ago she had won several Sometimes it pays to change The season's final impor-. Weaver, favored to win the meht in our attack." he said, "yve and Fletcher Glass are tied but by Hal Hartley 14.5-36.5. Mac MeX,^^, 19-yeai-old Mantle of peatedlv win..stresses the i trade took .care-of this) becau.se I lifting and pushiipx 664754641,41421.4 might be able to affold the luxtiry Temple, still hopeful of either an tans to settle for a first place tie New Haven, -March 4 (6V-/Yale events and bad picked up an as- shoos, even.on bowling alleys. v leased next week and the. fel­ Is tournament, was top-ranked in they meet each other next week Dowell .357. Jim Aceto 130-346, { ^ .MIv^Mickey i c k e y had a 'f’fanta3»4 a n t aX t tv "'’‘e '’ Whiley Ford wa.s the club's only! ''“He knows the 6. Ixivelliette, Minneapolis the pre-tournament ratings. Har­ of a great defensive center Oelder- in- th e -first end of the doublebill NCAA or NIT bid. finished with : in the Big 10 race, maintained ita hoM on tha Ivy on games through Saturday, March Hippo Correnti 341 and Gene Rossi low who bats in runs tvith the j geiUng keen as he ^ts older.” 17-7. 1 Indiana gained a share of 9. apring''xUh the Y ankces and eV big pitcher' last ’season. 64 525 265 1,315 20.5 ding was ranked 13th. with not too fat a batting aver­ and the winner will move into the lana gai the Last Night’s Fights Laagua Uatf Saturday hy dgCaaMng 135. - -rr the pl4y8i%.with only a season s reluctant as T am to couple shortstop was the Yankee.s big­ liams. \ 62 468 354 1,290 20.8 , Boston, was ranked fifth 3. Al the New York Yankees’- the Duquesne fans — obviously 1 State cqiiM have made it a three- New York*--Oil Turner, 150%, The EUa had ah easy first MtlTiUid Two 3-0' sluitoul wins' werq mys'eU with this kind of company, The Cyclists won a reassuring and a half in'the "kiwer minors, yet gest single development of 1956. "And he isn't taking any chapees 8. Cousy, Boston - while Sacred Heart was llth. camp, across town in 'St. Peters­ victory as a team in beating thinking of the Dukes' perennial | way U6 by (tefeating. Minnesota, Philadelphia, stepped Rudy Gwin, led al int'emii salon 86-36, but H ar­ Honor Andy Laska posted, with ’ Hollywood Service he had pressure on'hlfn from the it m ustX pointed out for the rec­ of slipping. He's a very proud giuj;, 62 466 356 1.288 20.6 burg, the club is watching Profes­ showings in National Invttetioii'.but, the Buckeyes bowed 76-69 tq 146< BK* ir*a950._He -plifyed Noteworltiy scores: Ray Della- Wallace Top Gun ^ e d Sox Nee^ SearcIi Warrant ■ Rochester ...... 29 39 ..426 Personalized Floors pipped Man­ — Tueaday.'s Srhediile opening, w ith a .show a t Foot Guard fhe Middle Atlantic Conference 93-84 conqueat of City College 'of basketball during his. Yoiir years Fera 13f>-l2»-36l. ,Stan Zatowski chester T rust 44-41 artd the W est New York on th* winpers' court 126-351, Paul Ballsieper 132, Fran PItiladelphia vs Fort Wayne at Hall tonight. Sides edged House A Hale 51-48 representative. Lafayette and St. PHONES Ml 3-7364 there and was a ihember of the In Cblle^e Pln]f Ten fights in a have been ar­ Joseph's also apt contenders for Evaniville (Ifid.) connected on 41 1947 Hol.v (Jross NCAA champion- McKone 127, Sher Porterfield 127 For New Talent Revietv Shows NevY Y'ork ’• C A fiF last night at Verplanck School in and H arvc»Johnapp 130. ranged, with boxer-s from Bridge­ the berth. ./ of 85 field goal attempt*, to oust Ml 3-R383 ship.team. -. ' Local Sport Syraeuae -tj New. Y'ork i a West Side Rec' Junior League Pittsburgh yesterday became the Illinola N bnnal 108-98 a t home'. New York, March 5 (iF>— ^ s t o n a t SL'-Liouis I port, 'niompsohvtlle, New Britain, twinblll. Grady Wallace, .South Car(>- Sarasota. Fla. (NEA)—What's Stamford, Middletown, • Bristol, ■^e Floors handed the Tniat ita i • Surftmer Tan’s exercise hoy is ] Wilwyn. \Vordeh II and Fiaher- llna's top offensive weapon, to­ Chatter New; Haven. Seymour and H aft- RObcrl Hurley, a Negro wh,o for- man, the first ’three winners of the new with the Red Sox TRINITY RNDS FAMlNlB i m v third straight loss and dropped day led the nation’s big-college yfierly rode show jumpers in Eng­ "Well, we have Gene Mauch," re­ ford taking purt. The feature.bout the loaers into < fl at place, tie I Laurel. International race, are not^' basketball scorers with an pits heavyweight Sherman Adams Tickets on Sale at Nassiffs land., a't stud f. rins. plied (Seneral Manager Joe Cronin, BOWLING Tril'RNEY for Y .. New London, -March 4 t^ft^In with the West Sides with two I average of 31 points per game. sports it can happen this way. of Hartford, Army tournament games to play. The Ftoora, led bv seatW'deep and comfortably oh life | junior members will , be • held Q. Have the (ioUeges considered W'allart scored 4-' points Trinity College's basketball team, adopting the profeeeionata' 24-sec­ 'champion, against Vem D&vis of the shooting of Eddie Cain and Saturday aftefhoon at the - Y H artford. For Tatumrand CoTiiame Here sgainst t'lemson Saturday poi-ch of the.R ingling H otel,'w hich! , closed .but its 1956 sea|on by losing ond ;Tute? • ' •/' Dick Blesell, helE a halftime ad­ lanes. Each boy will bowl three New England Golden Gloves night and can boost his average' afford.s' a fine view of the Circus, strings and the . Indlridual with to the Coast Guard Acaddmy. The A. 'There ha* been little 'talk. vantage of seven pointp and held’ Missilemen Representing State novice heavy-.'cighi champ Abe ' Did y(5it ever see a baaketball"f* e4en higher In the Im portant Hall-of-Fame. , | the- highest total pinfatl. will be defeat Was the start of a famine A t the eod'^Bf last season, a poll off a Trust third perlrtljrally. Cain in Your Kitchen .Atlantic C oast Conference that lasted through 17 ^straight Dari's, ,no relatlot) of Vern’.a though was the top scorer with 13 points come alive? Well, you*will on •,'We also have problems." re-, declared the cham'pion.' There will' kea In Cage Tournament at Devens tournament opening this week. be a small entry fee. ’ ' - games for Trinity. .Then on Sa^r- against it, 2-1. CoHege nileemak.-f I'ront Hartford,- tskea on Irish and Bissell had 10. Bill Malausky M arch 14 when basketballs tw'o He now has 806 points in 28: 'marked Manager Mike Higgtna. ] day, with its record at 0-17. Trinity M att Kell.v of Bridgeport in an­ Jed the T rust w ith 15 m arkers fol­ '■ -1, , ■ ■ ■______•. l,"But everybody has problems.” era feel their game needs little greatest attractiona, Marqu*a games. • ^HOOTING in -the Blather and came here to play .the Coast Guard, legislation on this point. other m-kteh of note. All ten bod'ts lowed by Bob Hewitt’* nine. __ - Currently, representing the 63rd‘ that his squad will make a com- ■ "Elxeept' the' ¥aBkees.”" cut' tn a where, it alt started. Trinity won. are Usted for three round*, with Clyde Richard scored 22 tallies, Haynes, world's' greatest dribbler Joe Giblion of Mississippi, baseball writer. Pinky Higgins had ‘ Son ba.skethall contest at the Y AAA group in the First Regional i mcndable showing at Devens but will be held Thursday'night start­ . 71-61,' Q: With a couple of seconds left the competitors spurred by the 12 in the final period, to pace the and- Goose Tatum, down Prince /who Is in second place with a I to adm it ma.vbe the guy w;as 'right. ind a. team taking the bait out'Of West Sides to a close win over! Tournament at Port Devens aisfi sounds a word , of caution, SO.0.5 avera^^ ra»-4o no more ing a.t 6 o’clock; Entries will he gaudy championship belts being of all baaketballdom, bring their (March 3-9), is the 11th AAA M is-[‘There's little: doubt that our Hit 20 Home Runs bounds under .the far basket, they House A Hale. T he team s we>e than slt .-b^k and hope that accepted, any evening before offered the title winners in ' the Harlem Magicians into town to Bile Battalion front Manchester, toughest '.competition will' come^ always toss it, then call time—-, deadlocked at the half and at the Wallace.gees into a slump be­ “Mauch hit 20 home 'runs and Thursday at' the Y office,' v; -lous diri.sions. hpjsoae the Kentucky Colonels, tad 'irtlC- local Missilemen qualified for from those teams representing the i batted .348 for Los Angeles," said and get the bail Out of bounSs at Followi’-j of Own end of the third quarter. The win cause Ole Miss has finished mid-court. Seems' like a subter­ gave.* the Gene Johnaoh-coach*>d' by form er All • American Bill the hphq'r by annexing top laurels Bostqn and New Y'ork areas.” ' , -Cronin. "Our scotita called him the BEC s e n i o r Basketball 1 1956 CHEVROLET < Sonny Steaciman f Bridgeport, Spivey of Kentucky fame. in'" the recent.:83rd AAA Group.,' The lith AAA'.s.completif ro a te r': its season. fuge to me. W)jy (s this legal ?— team. a tie for first place. Bob 18 AMERICAN BEST Seattle's Elgin Baylor Is In j best ballplayer In the Pacific.(Mast League managers wilt.hoM an im­ ^4-DOOB BEL AIR Hardtop | who ha* a following all his own Promoter George Mitchell re­ Tournament staged; at both the includes ^nd- Lt. Carl Saglimb'en, ; A: Any time, the rules sas'. a in- the Park City, will come up to Rusconi led th e ' CTlothiers with 15 third place tilth a -30.00 aver­ ’- League: :He was* a big reason why portant meeting Wednesday night sVg, radio, heater. Power ^ ports that, both reserved seat tick­ Netv.Britain and HarlfoiM YMCA. Dunkirk, N. Y„ and a member of ' ' they' ■won out there.” at 7 o'clock at the East Side Her. 'Glide. Excellent condition.' 'team in possession of the ball .calls compete for th T state welter­ point*; his highest mark of the age. ■ . ■ ■ ■ ‘ ■ time out they are to put the ball a.'most completed season. Phil Fin­ ets and genertil admission ticket* Three teams competett in the the 1951-52 NIT St, Bohaventure After spending all that money All teams are urged' to have rep­ |$2,X60.—Ml 9-4162. ( weight title. He faces Earl Moor­ are now on sale at. the Naaslff double ' elimination tourney.- The qiiintrt; 2nd :Lt., Ed- Oiffendal, The leaders: « ■ resentatives present. 'Post-season ' back id play at mid-court. Eveq. ing of New Haven. ^ lay ranked tiext 'with 13’and Marty. I down through the years. esp^Jally If you ore right undet''.the ofleh- Arms store. All side seats at the jocais, -who also perform in 'the Baltimore. Md! and ex-Pehn.yl- Av'g. plans will be made at this time.' 'Wesley'’Shuff of Hartford, who Nevlus chipped in with lO.jThur.**- high school gym will be reserved during the bonus 'binge of 'five elve basket whra time Is caUedi' day . night, Herm's Gamerii’face* ,Rec Senior -Basketball League, vpnia Military Oollege eager; Pfc. 1. Wallace, S. (['; ...... S1.0Q_ ■Wednesday night at 8:30 Damato'.s two years ago gave Artie Liipo a -aIM)* general, admission.seat* will ^I'rqtfh'c’ett the, 2‘4th Battalion of 2. Gibbon, Mississippi .. 30.03 j years ago. it must 'be' extremely you must take the ball out at mid- th«"'VFW *nd a win for the Cam-! Stan Becker; New "York Cltv and I frurtrating to the Boimx brass to ^11 meet the LaFlamme Kclvina- •tiff battle , in a ,'featuKd-semi- he in the end imnea, Mitchell said. Plalnville-79^^1 In their opening City qpllege of New York; Pfc. S, Baylor, Seattle ...... ; 30.00 -tora -at the high school. ' •, court. So it eyeas off. . . . pro bout, returns .to take on Un- era's would crate a three*-way tie have to lead off tvith the 31-year- ip the loop standings. Feature Razzle-Dazzle. teat. Scoring key points in the Ernie BrPv4-n. Binghamton. N.- Y.; 4, Chamberlain, 1 -nsas 29.29 Q. A player takes a pass, finds wood Watkins of Stamford in a waning miiuites of f.e fourth quar­ old Mauch a.a the ehib'a most im­ The Magicians are the Globe- Pfc, Jim Burleson. GaIIi{>olts, ^.5.'Forte, Columbia ...... 38.64- portant acquisition of 1957. The | DAVE MAUAUSKV and deafl- • w e i I n e s d a y he la closely guarded and ducks lightw'eight. match.* Watkins masters of tha. razzle-dazzle, su- 5 ter, the Silk Tpvvn Spidiers upend- Ohio; S:.1.C Bop Day, Oswego,' eye Nino Pagani jeamed up to LUNCHEON .SPECIAL 'ibw. The ball,.firmly held in each Claim* an unbeaten record of seii- TWO CENTURY PLAYER ih CABINETS hy eu the 967th Battalion of West Los Angeles-resident has knocked pertakeiy and hasketball extraor­ ONLY N-.Y.; Pfc. Bin t>ougherty, PliUa-' walk off w ith the top* honors in • band, t(>ucbes the floor as he does en bouts. dinary. Asides featuring basket/ Haven 68-59 in their seepnd con­ delphia; Pfc. Allan Grotttah, New around orgafiized baseball for 15 F A N T A IL ■‘Hoturol Birch for Beauty $ 4 .1 3 years!' This is his sixthmajor the Father and' Son "21-'’ contest eo. Is this considered a dribble? Gus Christy of Thompsonrille Veteran Bobby -Solinger of the balls greatest in Tatum and test. York City and CCNYT Pfc. Nelson UCoiin Mark Poor hefld at the East Side Rec last _ SHRIMP A. No. battles. Willie Walker of Seymour Htrahey Bear* scored the 200th Haynes, the Magicians are loaded MARQUES HAYNES And in the final garhe the llth LaRpe, Schenectady, N. Y.; Pfc. league club. ) goal c>f. his. American -Hockey 4/«^QT. M auch —■ pronounced Mock — In MIKE HKOtllNS. night. -I Pagani-Malausky. became MEATLES.S "7 C - O. How long is Tom Gola of the in a middleweight duel. Other with talent plus; featuring two ■ Available with AAA repeated its earllc - triumph Don Mackey, Keene, N, H.; Pfc. We’ve Oo^^JBrobienM,‘Toa ^ the champs as for two campaigns. will face another ISO-poundet*. riglitwihg veteran' had 193. on playing Magician boll, although' hit enou^ Kt, play anywhere but off Saveriok-Gentilcoie 21-7 as ‘ offered many college Seboiarshipa. who make this •xhibiUon very in­ year Syracuse defeated Connectl- Could Be Helpful shortstop. Pagani who had reaViy found the teresting. Game time will ,be 8:30. ouL at' Syracuse, 102-82. Mauch will be helpful If he Milt Bplllng hasn’t been the range threW in five consecutive NEW HAVEN l.JU MPHS ( UNUSUAL SUPERSTITION Haynes, co:*star and World* ' Overall in NCAA tourney play. fares as well as Billy > Klaus, 'who same since he broke his ankle .and long allots. Greatest Dribbler, hails from Sand V Connecticut has a l-:4 peco'rd. The had mvoed hla,family S2 times ln_ elbow. Ted Lepcio is sttU. around. New Haven. M arch 4 (>|>)-:-New 'Athletes have long been noted, Springs. Oklal, where he won fame ENOS OOLLEGE CAREER Compare today’s prices and , CONSULT US ON YOUR Huskies lost to St. John's in 1951, baseball travels before', ligptiru a Ken 'Aspromonte and P ran k MSl- HOtlD ADVANtAGK OPEN ALLEYS Haven Teachers College won the for their, odd superstitions, and as the key man of the Langston U. 63-52; lost to N avy In 1954, 85-80; fire under the Bed Sox aa their zdne Are-other Infleldera'tip from Colorado Springs. Colo.. Msrch I f OR LEAGUES — PRIVATE PARTIES New England DUtrict, NAIA bas­ one of the strat|p;est'ia that of team that woii 112 gatnea but of New-Haven. M arch-4 (JPi—W ith SM for yourself! Fleijchmann’s ketball championship Saturday 115 In three seaaopa of play. This vmmmrn 1 BUILDING PROBLEMS a ,1 to Temple, 65-59 and Dart- shortstop in 1955. « San Franclbco. 2 i(/P)» The men’s singles. title “of little Bobby Perreaiilt, goaltender a 41-polnb outburst, little Porky Preferred gives you higher m(>uth, 85-64 last y ear. The lone^t- u wq>uia not be a t all s\irpt4s- '. So. the Red Sox are stuck with the world figure skltlng cham­ / ' DAY OR NIGHT night by dumping < InanU In 1988, ■/' < *■ .- four, ye t ■' ■'// T-'' ’■ game'ayerag*. '. ■ enough. Bit|I>icki Oemert pan do, it . I-. '■yh •V: .' "f- y ' i ’■ r V-,. ’/•■T /' .P/' i/ /• ik -y !:--W .* *T.' - I . • - ( 'S • ' k d 1 ' r--.. I ■ .I.c ■ .■.Y'l.l-': V ^■V'A,v V;.'- '. ■V':; V-:,. >V.. '- ' V. , v • 4' • ,1 .' 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SeflUbly priced at combination study, or parehte’ USTINOS WANTEi><-Slngl*, two- 8U«OR-rQAli4 TO 'FAY IF YOU WISH * acaped as soon as weather per­ CLASSIFIED ADVT. $19,400. A. R. Wilkie and Co. MI. room. Many extras/Partlally fin­ (amUy. ttafes-teniily, buainesa 19Si.6uick Riviera Coupe—$395.00 DICK’S -WEATHERSTRIP Com­ S7ADOR«TA8D.» -Y O U CAN HAVE ALL THIS mits. Each apartment haa a brand Andover, Maroh 6— (Speclial) The Board of Education pians to EVEQ'fBOPy 9,4389. ’ ished rscreation robm with . .(ire- prppsny. Hgve mans cash buysrs. DEPT. HOURS .full price, pany. doors and' Wftidowa, custom "S U P ER” ” D E L U X E” new kitchen, bkthroom, Uying WANTED ’TO RfiaiT—Oarage, vl- Mortgages arranged. Please The ^Bbdrd of Education hai^ap- complete its budget plhiv this work, guaranteed. Call Ml.< 9-1583 U50K5-. room And two bedrooms. Newly einity Greenwood Dr. MX 9-8943. place. OutbuUdingii for tools or month for presentation to the 8115 A. M. to 4:30 P» M. 1953 De^to-rpower atcerine, radio, 8 ROOMS OP FURNITURE TBpiuTOS—p.0,900 bnmaculet^ ,«ix ponjri .8 acre, p i ^ y Wooded lot. OeorgeY., Orazladlo, Realtor. MI. proved A new salary 'schedule heater, automatic. after 6 p.m. NOBODY AU;i 6o% Guaranteed installed hot water ‘ baseboard 9-8878, 109 Henry St. BO’ard of Finance prior tp the an­ . ■ I I i|...... ALL /room . Cape (expandable), ' aldin- Asking $86,000. Evenings, phone which' increases minlmunyaalaries 1951 Ford sedan, radio, heater, ONLV 3433 heat. Electric stove and refr^era- inum stbfms, 128’ frontage. Caih-. nual budget hearing i -. April. tof furniriied. Aluminum / atorm - Houses for Sale . \72f Glastonbury ME 8-2793. Town A And shortens the scheduts from 12 COPY CLOSING TIME. Forddmatic, tires. 328 Delivers—316.18 Month too W. Hutchins, -MI. '9-8183, Country Realty. AD 8-8288; Glas­ Personal Mention NEEiD AN electiiclaji? Cali Ml. YNBV'QE ' - YOU GET .- and acreen Windows throughout, Legal Notice steps to 10. Mr. and Mr*. Warren' Jurovaty, 1952 Dodge xilub/f:oupe, radio, heat' HAVE Me d i u m priced houses fpr 9-4894. M em ber. Multiple Usllng. tonbury MB 8-2792. .- FOR CLASSIFIED. ADVT. er. gyroriiatic. 9-8978 for prompt aervlce. WAmstO- 16-PIECE BEDROOM t^rge porch. Immediate occupan­ The new salaries are scaled 'with sal*. - BxcelleiU'i location*. J. D. UiSITATION OBDEE and their son, lyarren Jr., Boston MON. THRU FRl 1950 ButekuTcl sedan (special) rhdio, AIRWAY SANITIZER sales and 18-PIECE L m N G ROOM cy. frice 3100 per month; 3100 Realw Co., John Detjfuath^, Brok- FIVE BEDROOMS AT A (5o URT o f PROBATE Hold the following minimum and. hiax- Hill Rd., retumeid Sunday from a heater.. service. P. O. Box 881. Phone Ml. K-PIBCE* KITCHEN escrow required. Writ* Box Z, n. ML 8-5282, m i: 9 - ^ . at Manchcitar within and (or the Imum salaries In./ihree categorlte: 10-d|y vacation trip iq Florida. 10:80 A. M. rJuMLY .Wanted—^Real Estate 77 DIatrtet of Manchi^ter, on the 27Ut dajr bachelor d e g ^ $3,800-$5,S00; 1953 Plymouth, hardtop coupe, 3-5310 before 8:30 a.m. or after 8 — Plus — ” Herald. ' / Attractive, spheious nine room ot February, 1967. During their trip they vdslted SATURDAY 9 A. M. radio, heater,# , p.m. 9M&T1M ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR I960 EEQHT ROOM Colonial npro~ homck Situated on 1% Mre plot Preaent, Hon. Jotm J. Wallett, Judge. masters' id eg m , $4,000 to $8,600| Mr. and Mrs. itorry Ferraro, ■ o f 1950 Studebaker chib coupe, radio,. IZlU TV SET AND COMB. RANG THREE ductlon, IH hath*, screened BUYING OR SELLING? Estate of Maude B. Joyce, late of and sixth year schedule, $4,200 to tractive rurifl' neighborhood ' in- convenient to Manchester. Five Manchester In said Dlatiiot. deceaaed. Miami, former rbqldents o f Co­ heater, overdrive.' FLOOR SANDING 'and refinishing. Free storage until wanted. VH* porch, garage*. acre*, many $8,700. / lumbia. JC ll o Vernon. Near church, stores and bedrooms, It-vlng room 30x16 with ,If you are planning to buy, build, On motion of G. Carlton Jdyce ' of 4953 Pontiac sedan, radio, heater, Speciklizing in old floors. MI. delivery. Pree aet-up'.by our- own extra*. Carlton W. Hutchln*, MI. said Mancheater, executor. This rsp re se t^ a $400 Increase Robert Sprenkle, soiNiff Mr. and BE APPRECIATED bus line./Young buainesa c FURNISHED APARTMENT, two church and shopping center; E. F. .^Walton W* Grant Agency! for you, or to sell your property, ot the -bachelor schedule. On the Hbtiaehold Services Von Ecker, Agent, 509 Keeney St and you pay only one standard probate district wlthtnvten days t in Massachusetts. ’T**‘ LOST—Black, white wallet /con Open Evenings , / A—IXB—E—R^T—’S rooms, adults only. MI. 9-3731 af­ Realtor ihe date of this order and return fourth, fifth,, sixth and seventh MI 9.4645 / Offered 13-A comnijssion. - / . to thia court of the notlee^ven. Ourricnlum Study Oimtiniie* tain^ $37, needed by family of 43-45. ALL'YN ST.. HARTFORD ter 6:30 p.m. ■ • ,$U,000—FIVE ROOM 1960 ranch. steps increases of $200 are plan-:' five. Can MI 3-7318. Reward. Member Multiple Listing Service JOHN J. WA Judge. tied. The last three steps o f ail The Regional Dlktrict No. 8 PONTIAC GOOD WILL/USED FLAT FINISH Holland window . i Aluminum storms, amesite drive, So, caU your MLS Realtor today cvJTiculum consulting, committee SIX ROOM duplex, .central loca- \ . and he will (umiahe you' with a three schedules provide for raises LOST—Ov e r c o a t taken by mis­ CARS ARE GUARAOTEED ahades. made to measure. All GENERAL Electric table model excellent condition, 255’ frontage. SOUTH WINDSOR—New’ 8H room Will meet at 8 'o’clock tonight at m etel. Venetian blinds at a new tion, adults preferred. Avallabl'* Carlton W. Hutchins, Hoaltor. MI, brochure on jugt what MLS la and of $100 each. take at Itallan-American t^ q u e t 1954 Pontiac station w ^ on . nine TV. 17” screen. Call MI. 9-6746. March 16th -Write Box ,S, Herald. ranch. FUU basement, carport, ------$200 nikes’ AnnuaUr^— — ^ Hebron jBlementary School. at Roeemount in Bolton,__Please l(^ price. Keys-made while you 9-6182,- 0-4flfl4 Memher Manchea­ large'lot $3,000 down payment. how it works. Remember, a MLS; ^laasehger. ra^ia^beater. hydra­ WHit. Mftrfftw’o -• . ^ ■ >' ter Multiple Uating Service. Realtor devotes full time to. the The masters and sixth year At a recent PTA meeting which call MI. 9-4193 and exeba^ e for FOUR ROOM apartment Inciuaing Gastoii Realty Co. MI. 9-5781, MI. featured a discussion on the re- X matic, excellent? 17” GENERAL Electric television real estate business in this com ' schedules differ from the bachelor own coat, • FORMICA counters, -cerahiic will WIWI9A9U 1 heat, hot Water, gas for cooking, 9-4737. Evenings MI. 9-8B85, MI. sciiool cuiTlculuin, Dr,. 1953 Hudson Horpet club coupe, ebnsoie, as is 330. Call MI. 9-5053. ..MANCHESTER—New five room munity. , lule in that $200 annual in- and floor, tile. Let us modernise gas stove, and electric refrigera­ 9-7468. W .;.Chris Heisler, superintendent, LOST-Bafaird>y.. red , cl<^. bag radio, hektey; hydramatic. ^rMch, full cellar, oil hot water Offend Data to i.are slated for each of the 1953 Plymouth/ hardtop coupe, your bathroom and kitehen. For tor. 391 monthly. Available from heat, large lot, ideal location. Call ARE YOU OONSIDERINO iven steps. Siftended an invitation to all inter­ jnarited Manchester Trim, con­ VACUUM c l e a n e r . cylinder March 15th, Call MI 9-5779 or MI BOLTON—New ranch ready for taining paper' boy's collections. radio, h w e r , white walla. free estlmatea cgll Ml. 9-2855. The style, attachments, good condl ; A. R. Wilkie i Co., 481 E. Middle occupancy. 5^ rooms, fireplace, SELLINO YOUR PROPERTY? teachers' would reach ested parents and townspeople to Tile Shop, Buokland. 9-4071 from 5-7 p.m. MI. 9-re62. 1953 Plymouth.custom station Hefp Wanted-^Female 35 ' Articles for Sale 45 Garden—^Farm—Dairy tion, 325. JA 8-1583. Tpke. MI. 9-4389. bashement garage. Nearly --an We sflil appraise your property Probers the maximum at the seventh step. attend these meetings, whirti, he wagoi acre ahd more land available if tree and without any obligation Plan Considered said, are always open to the public. FURNITURE repairing and refln- V Products 50 CUSTOM Bu i l t 1953, six room LOST—Gold tie claq> ^ llT chain 1953 Pontiac sedan, radio, heater, TWO WOMEN Jor -general laun­ SOFA AND two chairs, twpj lamp Business liocations you want. ,SeUing for $16,600, Ter­ We also buy property (or cash Following: discussiona of salary Uhlng:. antiques restored. Furni­ home. 1% baths, artistically SeUlng or buying contact (O^Bttmied D ID Pa.'e One) and key, engraved "REH-1957.'' hytlrematic, exeellent, runs, dry wprk. Fivd-day week and COLD . St o r a g e apples, cooking stands. Good for summer edttage. rific value when you consider schedules wHh the school boards Manchester Evening Herald AaJ iks like* new. ture Repair Service. Taicottville. benefits. Apply • ih -person. New Ml 9-4192. for Rent 64 paneled, fireplace, hot water heat, OTANLEY BRAY Realtor MI. 9-3854. . MI. 3-7449, PHOTOGRAPHS and eating. 76c up (or ' 16 . qt. there are combination windows, records it wanted and subpoena' of Hebron a ^ Marlborough, the dover oorreepondent, Mis. Fool 1058/PonUac tudor, station wagon, Model Laundry, 78 Summit St. sduminum storms, steel beam con- BRAE-BURN RfcALTY local board has^dedded to study \ . basket, also available in 8 qt. BRICK BUILDING, tw o' blocks atnicUon, garage, trees, near amesite drive, tile bath, etc. T. J. n , Pfanstiehl, PL 2-8888. iroUNO^Ught tan lii^eile mongrel radio, heater, hydraihatlc, Ml, 3-6378.- • /them. He promised to furnish what the possibility of including a merit YOU^RE ON THE ^ IR W A Y " R,EUPHOLSTERING slip covers CLERK TYPIST for general office Buy With Confidence . baskets. Louis M. Botti, 260 Bush from Main Sj. A-'oroximately 2800 school, only 315,500. Carlton W. Crockett, your MLS ReMtor, MI dog. can Lee Fracchia, Dog Wal­ while’ walls, two tone paint. Hill Rd. Musical Instruments 53 3-1677 or res. MI. 9-7761. rating system forNJutore use in and drapeki Large selection of .work. Apply Alexander JarWS Co.; sq. ft. of Odor space. O ose to Hutchins. MI. 9-5182, 9-4694. Multi­ WANTED^Reai estate' Ustlnf was subpoenaed. den, MI 8-4540. Bank Financing fabrics. Quality workmanship, Are y(>u tormented by door to this community. Aim Is Simple Liviiijg. WHEN YOU DEAL 5 Dover Rd. parking'lot, |MI.'3-8494. ple Listing Member. Contact Turkington. Rros. Real Kennedy said BM k s o ' far haa HUS! free estimates given .in your home. door photographers and then dis­ MUSIC Instrumental, rental. Com SANDY BEACH AD., (>ystal Lake, Under such a syStem merit FOUNI>—Black and /Jjrown mal^ McCLURE PONTIAC plete line of instruments. Rental four room year 'round house, Co., 361 Center .St.; Manchester. not responded to the committee’s „ ®««’lin^Berlln is building a Smith’s Upholstery Shop. Ml. BdOKKEEPER. Experienced. Full appointed by the poor quality of Fertilizers 50-A 3000 SQ. FT(1 in new industrial FIVE'BRIGHT rooms, one floor, ML 8-1007, e-venlngs Ml. 9-5368 or raises could be given to teachers mongrel puppy, ooe; bad eye. ^11 ' Open evenings applied to purchase price. Repre bath, gas furnace, hot water, request of several -weeks ago that Community of Tomorrow,” ahuge FAIR PRICE-FAIR TRAOES Lee Fraccliio, Dog Warden. /M l. 9-4663, evenings MI. 3-7267. or part time. Apply Thomas Colla the photograplio they deliver? building foif lease or rent. Three porch, trees, garage, amesite Ml. 8-7731. who have shown exceptional ability MI 9-4545 senting .Olds, Selmer, Ped phase wiring, loading platform beach privileges, 100 sq. ft. land, the union president turn over to building project detigned after 3-4540. " C o., 251 Broad St., Manchester. WELL ROTTED cow manure for drlye. Central. Carlton W. Hutch­ the committee all his personal fi­ although they may be limited from and FAIHALLOWANCES WEAVING of bums, moth holes Take advantage of the March your gardens and lawns. De ler and Bundy. Metter’s Music and heated. Woodland St,, Man­ $5|500yBock-v111e, TO 5-1139. LISTINGS^ANTED, slfagle and many conferences- among archi­ ins. MI. 9-S1S2, 9-4694. MulUple nancial records since I960. Ken­ further increases on the salary and tom clothing, hosiery runs AS AN AVON Representative you special at the Aiin^ Griffin Studio. livered by the loads. Pella Bros. Studio. 177 McKee. \U 3-7500 chester. Ml. 9-5043. . Listing Metmber. two-fapilly houses. ^Member of schedule. tects, soclolo^ ts, pubUc-health Auto Driving School 7-A handbags repaired, , zipper re­ Phone MI. 1-7405, nedy said he' haa heard neither experts, teachers, psychologlets, FAIR CREDIT TERMS S Annoon^menti^ can add to the family Income by Buy .a coupon for 41.50 which en- A(XORDION, full size, rented, MLS-' Howard R. Hastings, Real- Salary Schdlulea Differ placement. umbrellBs ' repaired, W O-ROOM office suite. 38 gUm MANCHESTER — Beautiful 6H Legal Notice tqr: MI. 9-1107, an^ time. from Beck nor his attornM;s on LARSON'S DRIVINa School. working only a few hours dally. titles you to one 8x15. portrait of bought and sold. Private lessons ‘Ihe major differences between economists, and housewives. The men’s shirt collars rev erse and Start your own business now*-We X Sh, Rockville. Suitable fq ^ p ro- room Colonial; excellent location, this. Beck has been in Europe aim is tq-inake living as simple and TOYOURNEE ! ' INCOME TAXER pre] ____in your Manchester’s -only trained and any. child from 3 momha to 12 on accordion and guitar. Chester AT A COURT OF PRORATE hJld since early February, but- haa said the salary schedule adopted by the ■replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ train you. Call MI. 3-5195. Houselhold^jms 51 fesZional or- business. /Jmqulre two-car garage, full price 318,600. at Mancheater within and (or the pleasant 08 possible. The unique re­ home or by a-'^— .rent Eh^r- certified instructor.- For your safe­ ing Shop. years of age. Quality, service and Accordion Co;, 91 llniod St. MI Rock^lle, TRembnt S-2$08.______he will be', back and available for Board and that proposed by the ty We are trained to teach proper­ Short way ouf, four room ranch, Olatrlct ot Mancheater, on the 28th day Legfd Notice sult'mixes modem;wlth classic de­ lenced tax wor. MI. 8-4733. WOMAN TO care for twd^ildren, craftamansidp will go into the 3-5709, Res. PI 2-7093. ot Fctiruary, 1967. testimony on March 26. Andover Teachers Assn, lie in the ’56 OLDSMOBILE Sopeir [oB. OfOv 2-toae $2965 ly. Ml. 9-«ap. SPECIA^/^FFERS TOREE HOOM o ffic e / suite, 17 fuU price, 310,500. Also five room Preaent, Mon..John J. Wallett. Judge. minimum and maximum levels. sign, the most utilitarian of each RUGS CLEANED and shampooed, afternoons in my home./Apply 174 careful making of-this photograph. home, $6,006: Very small down l im it a t io n o b o e s At the same time it waa reliably .. INCOME TAX_prepared. Personal “Our care mbans longer wear.” Market St.. Rockville. suitable Estate of Annie HI. Trouton, late o( AT A COURT OF PROBATE hi>Id The adopted schedule provides being employed. \ and business, r n n k Eaiidom. MI. MANCHESTER Driving Academy Spruce St. (Mornings)/ paynient. Over 50 more listinga of M^chester. in'said District, deceased. at Manchoster within and for the reported that English still is balk­ ’56 OLDSMOBILE 4-4oor, S-tsM fM fln Free.pickup and delivery. Smith’s Coupons sold at the studio only ROCKMAPLK Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 professional or business. Inquire The administrator having exhibited for $100 more per year on the \ 9-2815. guarantees results. Instruc-: during’ the month of March, but all kinds. Call the Ellsworth Mit­ Diatrict ol Maanchceter, on the 1st day ing at paying with union funds for At least 12 different, railway -O- ''Upholstery Shop. MI. 9-4663, evC' DOCTOR’S OFFICE assistant, 1-8 Rockville. TR. F-'2505. _ _ _ _ _ ten Agency Realtor. MI. 3-6930, his administration account. with said of Man^h, 1957. minlmuma than the tea ch ^ ^ pro­ ■V tion* dual controtled car. Call MI. valid for one year. estate to this Court (or allowance, It la Prevent. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge the furnishing of Beck’s Seattle track gauges are in use in Sou^ ’56 FONTIAG Still INCOME TAX prepared In your 9-5783 or PI. 2-7249. Day or eve­ . hlngs MI. 3-7267. p.ni. Monday, Tuedday, Thursday End tablew—ceg. 316.95— KNAPP LADIES’ and men's shoes. member of MiL.S. . ORDERED: That the 12th day of home, a purchase authorized by the posed schedule, which /lised 12 H. Mahoney, 359 Main St. MI • I /' Eiftate of Milliard-W. Park, late of America, .The principal one is 8 ^ ^ o r ^ q l n e by appointment, ning appointments. and Friday, Saturday -9 a.m.-2 p. -March, 1967.. at ten' o’clock, forenoon, Mwcheater In aald District, deceased. Tearakters’ executive board at a steps for the bachejof schedule Moatocer Bsrtltop ANNE GRIFFIN STUDIO / $8.95 3-4327. STORE FOA r e n t for any type at the ProboTeuuuto Offlesvj^iico Inui theMie Municipal feet 3 3-4 inches betwesh the rails ’56 MERCURY $2656 m. Call tor Int^f-yiew MI 9-6166-. N MANCHESTER Oh motion of Elele Gilbert Park of meeting in Horiolulu last summer. and: 13 for the masters and sixth LOST—Confidence quickly restored Building— Contracting 14 End t^ le s with lamp—reg. 319.95- of business.. 214 Spruce St. BulldUlg in In ml aafL^ ‘ H ai^est«r,------'be *nd ' aald Manchester executrix. year scale. -oom m only Called "meter gauge." 476 Main St. the same is GMl/iied for a hearing on, ORDERED: That vix months from English had protested within the ’55 OLDSM,__ by a skilled, courteous Instructor. WANTED— Responsible housewife $9.95 8V& room ranch, in excellent con­ the''allowanianeb or iaid admlntitratlon The teachera schedule also pro­ O r approximately 61,400 miles of BID WE IL Horae Improvement Co. the 1st day; of March. 1957. be and the union when it bought Beck’s home THE j IT QUEEN on West Mid Professional teaching. Manches­ to watch two children days while Cocktail tables—reg. 339".95-- Wanted—To Buy 58 dition. Hot water oil heat, Rusco account with laid estate hocertaliunent same are limited and allowed for the posed 'higher maximum salaries as railroad in South America, 34,000 Alterations, additions, garages. mother works. PI 2-7113. MI 3-5233 / Hou.ses for’Rent 65 combination windows, attached.gS' of heirs and order of dlstribuUon and creditors within which to bring in their for $163,000 and then authorized miles ara of meter gauge. ’SSC H E^ ET Station Wagon, (oily eqolppeg $1895 dlerJ |>ke.^ now open. ter’s leading driving school. Call Re-siding specialists. Easy budg­ this Court directs that notice of the" roilows; J$5:boO, bachelor; $6,100, \ $13.95 rage. Immediate occupancy, owner claimsB againstagainst* aaiaaald estate, anaand saiasaid him to occupy it rent and tax-free. ------. . X ; S-88 4-door, S-tobo CiOttC Mr. Mortlock. MI. 9-7398, et terms. MI 9-6495 or TR OLDER WOMAN, live In and care WANTED TO BUY for cash. Old ^ V E N ROOM home, furnished, lima and place assigned (or said hear­ executrixLrix is‘ directed •• • • *to give • publld i.'Mstenf' ahd $8,300, sixth year. ’540!^0U ,w i. inll y aqiUppsg # 1 9 9 3 Step tables—reg. 329.95— glassware,' pictures, ' bric-a-brac,, tt-ansferred. Full price 316.800. ing be given to all persons known to notice to the creditors to. bnlnk in their ..^That deal went through, but 6-9109. for two UlUe girls while mother excellent central location. MI. be interested therein to appear and be 'The -maximum salaries on the $12.95 antiques. Will call privately. ML' Call claimsB within ...... said...... time Allowed ...... by pub* English is. reported to have re­ BosJ-d’a schedules nrovlded $100 worki. MI. 9-0976. ROYAL AND Smith-Corona /^ori~ 9-1157 after 5 p.m. heard thereon by publishing-a copjr of llahlng a copy of this order in some fused to buy for the union Beck’s ’5^ SM 0BILE 8-88 4-door, fully equipped $1295 Business Services Offered 13 Five piece breakfast set — reg 9-4336. this order in some newspaper havl lewsMper having a circulation-in said less on its 10th and final step than WANTED—Ride Maritct St., able and standard typewHters. ALICE'CLAMPET, Realtip- a circulation In Said Thatrlr.t, at ' >mbate diatriet—within ten days from- home— furnishings,— even__thmigA: CTwT(W«BY^ TV SERVICE, $2.50 per caU. All Roofing—--Siding 16 COLLECTORS—Must Jknow Man­ 389.^5------MAN WOULD LIKE to share hlz- IHO teachers’ proposed schedule on Hartford, leaving ' >mer Brook- All makes of adding machines ‘ four room home. CaU MI 9-3935 or MI. 9-4643 ' five daya before the day o f aatd .he data of this order and return make that too - had gotten , execu^tte AHlMAn, — NOTES FOROofuaor — work guaWReed. Call Bob Webb,. chester and vicinity, have car. ..sold or rented. Repair* on all $59.95 Ing, and by. -malllnc In a certified let­ to this court of the notice given, v the 10th step of its '12-step sched­ ~TieM ih d BT^Mlddi ike. at 7:15 RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and Rooms Without Bqtfrd 59 MI. 3-5850. Member .of Multiple Listlng^ervice ter on or before March 1, 1967, a copy board, okay. a.m. Monday through Friday. Tel. MI. 9-8801. . Full or part time; Manager, MI makea. Marlow’s. , 16 piece Melmac dish set JOHN. J. -WALLETT. Judge. ule.' LEADINO BRANDS Obib O o i ^ fully eqidppsg built up roofs, gutter and epn- 9-6096 between-12 p.m.-5:30 p.m. — reg of thia order to Elale M, Trouton, 149 The price for the funllshinga $295 MI. 9-2779 after $ p.m. \ SIX ROOM single with breezeway $15,000—She room Cape Cod, four E. Middle Turnpike. Manchester, Conn.-; The Board of Education is plan­ RADIO TV Service. Sewing ma­ ductor Work, roof, chimney re­ SALE - 33 1-3% o ff on 1956-1967 312.95 — was in the nelghbofhood of pairs. Ray Hagenow, MI. 9-2214. and garage, oil, heat, 3100 per finished. Aluminum siding, storm, Elixabeth T. Reicbord, 149 E. Middle ning to operate 10 classes in the ^Arth^JIri^ Stbrii 4-door, Iblly eqnlppod I WILL CATER for s im j^ wed- chines and email appliances re­ wallpaper. Green Faint and Wall­ $4.95 PLEASANT heated jm om with pri­ Turnpike, Mancheater, Conn. $50,000, with the understanding Elementary School in 1957-58, an­ lAC. $395 Ray Jackson, ML 8-83^. month. Available March 15th.. I' windows, , screeds. , Fireplace. JOIJN J, WAU.ETT. Judge. dings* pailles, buffets or wedding paired. Call Ralph Aldrich. MI. Help W'anted -Male 36 paper at the Green. Open dally 9-9 Three piece solid bedroom vate bat& Call MJe 3-4033. Beck could also' cohtinue to keep ticipating an enrollment of at least 9-8487. p.rai Farmer St. off Pillsbury Hill. Turkington Bros. Realty Co., MI. Senate Vote using them. • , ’UPONTIAQ S-Doqr, an ozeeptionaPy elenn enr $195 breakfasts at a fair price. Cali MI ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car­ suite—reg. 3179. IN PRIVATE kbme, clean, com­ Rockville. Can be seen between 6 8-1607. , ORDER or MOnCE 237 students. Grades 7 and 8 will 9-39<». WB-rnLL GUARaINTEE a Carried AT A COURT o r PROBATE held Beck and English both get the EAT HWYER, Vsed Oar Manager, HILLS’ TELEVISKMI Service. pentry. Alterations and additions. man with car a week the' fortable well/neated single room and 8 p.m .'or call Rockville TR- be attending'lhe Regional District 3100 WESTINGHOUSE electric blanket, at Maniiheater. within and for the aame aalafy, $50,000 a year. Number 8 junior-senior high school Availeble at ail times. Phltco fao- 'Ceilings. Workmanship- guaran­ year 'round, If he can qualify. ynuied gift, original boxing. Lock- Rock -maple dropleaf dining . Relbrencea/requlred, Gentleman 5-1466. WETHERELL. STREET District of Manchester, on the 28th day Q E N fR A L teed. A. A. Dion Inc., 299 Autualn ot February, 1967. Enj!lish,. haUs from the Boston in Hebron. These'.two grades,-to­ \tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. Write Box J, Herald. ' er trunk, like new Bridge lamp. tables— preferreq^'MI. 3-8183. TWO-FAMILY On Ike Plan area, .where he started his union Automobiles for Sale 4 St. 5U. 3-4860. ' Present, Hon. Johh J. Wallett. Judge. gether tvith the other four high F-9898. MI 3-8589. Suburban For Rent , 66 Dandy duplex, Four room* each Estate of Wayne EU England of career as a driver of horse-drawn $39.95 HJED ROOM for lady, with school grades Which have previous­ TV/SERVICE BEFORE YOU BUT a used ear FOR THE best in shingle and built SEE IT HAPPEN aide. Oil burners. Aluminum com ­ Manchester lii said District, a minor. coal vans. MANCHESTER MOTORS Metal base cabinets uouB hot water, on Main Clayton E. Carver, guardian, having See Obnnan Motor'Bales. Bidck B L E ^ AI4D paint those gutters THREE ■ ROOM new apartments bination windows,, double garage. ly attended Windham-High School -SeUlng and Servieing Oldamobtiea far Over 22 Years. noiC\ Avoid costly repairs later. up rooting, guttera, leaders, chim­ 'eI>MI. 3-6803. - ’ resigned said trust and having ex­ There were these other develop­ as tuition students, will bring the Salea and Sarvlee, IM Main ney jind roof repairs call Coughlin. WE DON’T TELU YOU REEr IOERATOR—Servel, gas, 9 Metal, wail cabinets with garbage disposal and mod­ Large landscaped lot. T^wo vacan' hibited hia account with said estate to $ 2 .9 5 p J i* ^ Ml. 84383. cu. ft/, $50. MI. 9-1460. ments in the mushroomiitg' inves­ local regional school attendijice to Silver Lane Rd., Manchroter-^Open Eve*. Until 9—MI S-d42T S tM L MI. 9-4571. Open evenings. MI. 3-77Q7. V- p rice 7 ern conveniences, no pets. Cen­ cles! , this Court for allowance; It' is TEL. M l 8-6482 . .______.'V- ■. ■ ' trally located. Inquire between 10 ORDERED: That the llUi day of tigation by the committee, headed 160. RUBBISH. AND ashes removed. Large plastic waste baskets ykicE FRONT iTKim with V twin Only $17,900 March, 1957. at ten o'clock, forenoon, (Oontinoed from Par'.,Ob*) by Sen. McClellan (D-Ark). The NEE3> A CAR? Sbort on a down WE SHOW YOU BOOKKEEPING machine. Bur­ a.m. arid 5 p.m. daily except Wed. General cleaning, cellars,- attics beds, MI. 3-5422!2 a ft e o . MADDOCK A DE VOS, Realtors at the Probate Office In the Hunlclpiil committee: payment or bad your credit turned Roofing Sind Chimneys 16-A roughs Model 73 with ten totals $ 2 ^ and Sun. Rockville. TR, 5-4580. Building In said Mancheater, be and and yards. .Reasonable -ales. .M. and typewriter keyboard. Suitable JA. 2-0256 the same, is assigned (or a hearing on night, he will remain -th Waahlng- 1. Called racketeer James B. down? Don’t give up! For a good Three sales a week by pre­ Cribs—reg. 349.95 // FURNISHED ROOM for fotjt. Gen­ B M. RubbiBh: Removal. MI. ROOFING — Speiclallzlng in repair­ (or payroll and full set books. Can THREE LARGE furnished rooms Evenings • the allowance o f said account with ton. ' ■ Elkins back to its witness stand deal—not thru g small loan com- 9-9757. /$^9.95 tleman preferred. Near MiSo St. JA. 8-0139 • MI. 9-3954 - BU 9-9045 said estate, the acceptance of said The House passed the resolution y-^-eee “ Harry” at 883 Main ing roofs of Ml kinds Also new arranged appointment will be seen in operation at Aldon Spin­ in Rockville. Heat, light. hOt water resIgnaUon and appointment of a suc­ under special precautions for hia CaU ML B-ai70, 9 Hazel S t r c e t /\ . -AD. 6-2983 - MO. 6-9968 overwhelmingly' in somewhat dif­ physical safety, to testify about (Formerly DoUglas Motors). CHUCK’S RADIOiSud T.V, Service., ro o fs.G u tte r work. Chimneys pay $206 per week. See our ’ ning Mills. Taicottville *or' call MI and bath Included: 325 per week, cessor guardian, and this Court direcU cleaned, repaired, 26 years’ ex­ 3-5128. kville -TR 5-5915. that notice of the time and place ferent form^tieverBl weeks ago. . allegations thAt he ahd a Western r 151 North Maini MI. 3-6517, time proven prepared pres­ 3 ROOM OUT^TS ROOM WITH kitehen privileges, IMMEDIATE occupancy -'Choice signed (or said hearing be glvdn to all Foreigu '^AId Director John B. 1956 CADILLAC Coupe de VUle. Teamsters Union official were residence MI. 3-8980. perience. Free estimates. CsJI entation get results. No centrally located. Apply Mrs. location near school, bus, shop- persons known to .be interested therein Dawn gray with camelot top. Howley. Manchester Ml. 3-5361. MODERN PORTABLE sewing ma­ 62 Pieces :/lj»^ludes Dorsey, 14 Arch St. lo «ppear and be heard (hereon - by HoUister said final congressional linked in a questionable real i chine, 360, practically new. Call OF . ADJOURNED . plnig center. Six rooms, twq unfin­ Black’ starlite nltlon upholstery DOORS OPENED, ^ y e tilted, canvassing. Experience not NOTI pulibliahlng a copy of thIa order In oome actlpd wlU speed, a U.S. fact-find- tate' dekl in-Portland, Ore. MI 9-3278 after 6 p.m. 3 piece sectic^ysuite ished, Cape God,; oil hot water newiwspaper having a circulationcircuit...... in aald ipg mission to the Middle East "to with pink leather trim. Low mile­ copied, vacuum cleaners, irons, necessary, car is. If you SINCLE ROOM for girl, complete SPEi MEETING heat, fireplace, garage, beautiful District, at leaat five dayi before the 2. Announced It plans hearings age. CM! MI. 9-0538. Heating and Pluipbing 17 Imbw we mean business’’ on a con­ guns, ' etc., repaiivd.. Sheare, ■ will spend the • evening in JAMES PORTABLE dishwasher, 2,step tabls^ housekeeping facilities, between knotty pine recreation room. Call day of said hearing, ind______by mailingmatlli li on what .It called "smelly” eti- You’ll want to investigate our low : Center and the Hospital. CaU Ml a certified letter on-or before Marm-d current- program of aid. rates for home im- buxea,. mowers, eie., puLinto con­ LLOYD'S PLlHdBING Service as­ the field with a 3200 a week 30’’ Krigidalre electric stove, 1 cocktaiytable and two table SOUTH Mi S T ] 0 ' owner 9-4265 between 8 and' 1957, a copy of this order to ESaln dence’ involving other unions in ' 8TUUEBAKER, 1955 Preeident dition for'pom iw needs. Braith- lamps / 3-5539. In addition to its military pro­ provement loans. Come in and djie I yoor plans with u as sports' coupe, beautiful, low mile­ sures satisfaction, prompt service. man, call Mr. Lane, TR. power lawn mower. Rockville TR 8 p.m. May England. Malek, guardian ad New York City after winding. up wajte. 52 Pearl Street. FIRE DISTRI lllcm,. c/o Schatx A Bchatz, Attys., TtO visions, the resolution would relax a first step. age, family type sports car. Will QH. 7-6124, MI. 9-5485. 6-2290. , . 1 waK' picture its current hearings on chaigres 5-1242 between 12 and 1 Notice I* hereby Riven of an $21,000—Twq family .flat now being Main St., Hartford, Conn. restrictions on $200 million of that' a union-underworld combine saciiflce. ^ 1 MI. 8-8135. - 4 piece bedroom suite ROOM 'TO RENT in private home - JOHN J .. WALJJSt t ; Judge.. QONDER’S T.V. Service, available p.m. only. 30 CEDAR posts, two posts can be adiourned special mfeetin^ of the built. Central, many choice fea available aid fuhds -which could qe from Seattle tried to "muscle in, /<, any time.' Anteiina conyersione. nea’r Center. MI. 3-4674. -7-^ 1953 HENRY J. Good running con- PLUMBING and heating—-Repair* made from one, 75c ^ r post. MI Boxapring and mattress. electors of the South Manchester tureZ. Ready for occupancy in two ORDER OF/kOTICE used for either military or econom­ on rackets in Portland. PhUco factory supervised eervlce. BAKER'S HELPER. Five day ..ditlon. Economical second car, and contract w on . CaUU »n. 9-8541. 9-8102 all day until 4:30 p.m. 1 pin up lamp PLEASANT, LARGE, clean, heated Fire District to l>c held at the months. T. J. Crockett, your MLS AT A COURT JPP PROBATE held ic Assistance in the Middle East. ■ 3. Awaited reperteisslona- Tel. MI. 9-1486. . week, nlnoi paid-holidays, paid Nhthan/Hale School, 160 Spruce at Manchester .Avlthln obd (or the ’Ihe miMioh is/headed by former $125. 91 Union St. MI. 3-5709. . 2 sheets room for gentleman. Central locai^ Realtor, MI 8-1577 or res. MI District, o f ------a blast Sen. McCarthy (j^ w S. WATSON, PLUMBING artd heat­ group and hospitalization, paid va­ THAYER FOU5ING baby okr- Street, Manchesteb, Conn., on 9-7761. - of Febrliar; Rep. James P. Rlchartls (D-SC), aimed at one of the co|nirnIttee’s / FLOOR SERVICE. Floors sanded cations. Apply Wonder Bakery, riage, excellent condition price 2 pillowcases tion, private entrance, parking. ing contractor. New installations, Ml. 3-89t4. • Wedne.sday, March 6, 1957,. at Present./...... ,______Woo served as chairman of the invealigators whom . C ^ f Counsel and relinishcd. TR. 5-2071 o f Tr . alteration work and repair .work. 521 Connecticut Blvd., ;£ast Hart­ 320. MI 9-7826. - ' 2 pillows $19,700^earchlng for clean Estate -of Arthur Robert England of 6-1050. 8:00 P.M., E.S.T., for tW following House Foreign Affairs 'Committee Kennedy promptly defended. . ^ \ lANKfNO t t/ f Ml. 9;3808.______ford. See Carl Masztal. 5 piece' breakfast set. colonial with llvii•ing apace? . Why Brighten Your Wardrobe BEAUTIFUL larage, furnished purpose; before his retirement. Hollister Kennedy named the investiga­ GARDEN TRACTOR with attach­ not take a few min' minutea and look said Richards will leave by Mon­ ments; 3125. Nine piece dining 35 piece Melmac Dinner Set room. Tile bath, with shower, hot 1. 'To set and Yipprove the rate tor as Robert Greene, 27, a report­ T H E ' water heat. Call MI. 8-7116. at this home located at 210 Hollia day, possibly sooner. MORTEN8EN TV. gpeciallred RCA Moving—Trucking MASpN’S HELPER WANTED..MI. room set, 360. O ib / bassinet, car of tax to be levied on all property, this CouSt for allowance, It la er on leave from ^ the newspaper ter St. Couldn’t be in a b e t ^ ' - Johhson did not rule out the pos­ television service. Ml. 9-4641. 9-7406. seat, stroller, high chair, 330. Pic, Easy Credit Terms bot*. real and personal, within the ORDERED; That the 11th day of Newsday te Oarden City, N. Y. Storage 20 residential area. House has Jhroe March, 1957, at lew'o’clock, forenoon, sibility of roll calls on. a few 2 ^ ' nic tables, 315. Combination - gas boundaries of the Sbuth Manches- bedrooms, 1V$; baths, Ute-time at the Probate OfflM In the Municipal Kennedy;,-teid he -wiahed he had MANCHESTER - Moving And GRADUATE FRCIM T V school to and coal stove^and gas )mt water $449.00 *ter Fire District, as shown, by the Building In aald Mancheater. be and amendments, still pending in the aluminum aiding, garoge, etc ch.aml^r. estigaton "just like him.’ trucking Co. Ml. 3-6563. Owned g o in partnership. Call from 5-6 heater, 350. Phone MI. 9-6549. pctobei- 1. 1956 pr-nU list of the. the'samaTs assigned tor a hearing oh y never did mention Prettier Tben Ever! Lots of -value here. T. j C O ^ k e tt, the allowance of said account will) aald Sen. Mansfield (P-M ont), spon­ and. operated by Walter B. Per- p.m. Rockville 'TR 5-9667. Town of Manchester, to cover the by name in a Senate debate NEIDITZ BROS. your MLS Realtorj-'ka 3-1677 or estate, the acceptance of said reslgha- sor of three of the amendments, MEMBER FDIO ett Jr., and William J. Pickering. PLUMBER’S - HELPER, ekper W a n ted expenses and uses of ' iC piM iict res. MI 9-7761. Uon and appointment of a succeitor h which be sale’ Greene once -was ■Boaf.s and Accessories 46 from fJoveraber 1, 1956 to June 30, .411 guardian, and this Court directs that (laid he might be satisfied with a- indicted on charges of suborns- ience preferred. Standard Fuel A- 22 East (Jenter St. notice of the time and place assigned standing vote to make a record 6f A «oy N D THl MANCHESTER Package Delivery. 1957. as exp’-e.sscd in the budget $16,500—Six im ranch with ga (or said hearing he given to all per­ tion o f perjury.,.He said t'le charges Light trucking and package deliv- Supply, Inc., Rockville, TR t964 CSRIS CRAFT 21’, .100 horse­ his insistence that the resolution / - y - \ Manchester , COMPOSITOR adopted' at a special meeting of rage. An- should Include “ policy suggestions” stove movlpg specialty. -Folding 9-6532. . ■ 9-8237. New Brilain BA. 9-7788. i Modern sh«p, paid- holidays, the electors of the South Man­ Ilshlng a copy of 4hls Order in some man who accuke-* Greene o f trying MI 9-5071 free Insurance, paid vaca­ On arbus line. Many' extras. Good newspaper having a, circulactlon In said for solving the Arab-Israeli dis­ to get him to give fale- testimony. clUtlrs (or rent. kU .'9-0752. chester Fire District held on pute and the opening of Middle MAIN O frici' NORTN •RANCH PRANK’S ANTIQUE SHOP, 420 tion, convenient location. No Decembe.- 28, 1956. findhclng. T. J. Crockett, your District, at least (lye davs before the MCCairlhy said the Investigator 18 NOITN MAIN ittri? MLS Realtor, MI-3-l6'^7 or res day of said hearing, and by mailing In East waterways to, shipping of all t n MAIN shiitT Building Materials. 47 Lake St., is buying and seUlng parking, problem. was "guilty’.’ of tile offense. NtilfaVMCA AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS C6., Ideal Salesmen Wanted 36-A Andrew Ansaldl ■ MI 9-7751. a cl>rfKled letter on. or .before March nSUoiu. Ofipoiil* Si. JoimC eSvtch' and! long distance moyihg pack­ good used furniture and antiquea. Georpo W. C. Hunt 1, 1967. a copy of thls 'oMer to Elaine Kennedy eiaid the indictment was 4x6 Gutter—Random Length MI. 9-41680 Hours 9 aim.-8 p.m.- ALLIED PRINTING May England Matek. guardlan ad iltem, ’The ., oppMitlon lost its major ing, storage Call ML 3-5187 Hart­ SALESMEN--We have openings .'rank Sclieibenpflug $28,500—' Offers wanted on this viewed widely at the time as an for two car saleshiiien. Salary and only—...... per lin ft. 35c SERVICES, Inc. c/o Schati A Schalx, AttyS., 750 Main battle Saturday when the Senate ford. CH. 7-1423. , ANTIQUE .FURNITURE, sliver, (iOMMISSIONERS de luxe, custom built ranch. Three St,, Hartford. Coim. ' ' ■ effort to “ intimidate’’ Greene at a .commission. Selling new and used Flush Mahogany Doors -from ^ 35.50 579. West Middle Tpke. defeated, ^-28, an amendment to' glass, chuia, and used furniture Dated-at Miuichester, Connecti­ bedrooms, two baths, full base , JOHN J. WALUETT. Jhdge. time when he 'was an investigator ONE STOP BANKING • FREf PAjRKING AT BOTH OFFICES cars. Life insurance, plus many LocksetS^SoIid ’’Brass .phone MI 3-1101 strip all economic, authority from for the old New York Anticrime .Painting—^Papering 21 bought And sold. Furniture, Repair cut this 19th clay of February, ment, garage, lot is 127x400. Off ORDER OF 740TICE the proposal. other benefit*. Apply in persoq to ‘Sargent’—Passage — each 31.78 1957. Porter St. Owners are anxious to Committee. 0 TO • • SATURDAY MORNING ♦ TO Chet Brunner. Fitzgerald Motors,. Service. MI. 8-7449. AF A COURT O f PROBATE held. ' One ' clash yekterday sparked O P|N THURSDAY EVENING RBlEiNfsHING eelUpgs, painting, Nalls 8 and 16s Common move. T. J. Crocket^, your MLS at Manchester within and - for th? Taicottville. Tel. MI. 3-519t. (picked up) ___.per keg 39.75' CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES District of, Manchester.-'on the 28th day Whgt'has'been largely desultory' de­ paper hanging, waltpMer books. Realtor, MI 3-1577 or res. Ml of Februaiy. 1967. bate on the revolution du'rtng~the Windows—complete— ‘ 9-7751. Fully Insured, Tel. Edwi Electric frying • pans—314.9^. Present, iHon. John J. Wallett. Jitdge. last two weeks. Sen. Malone -(Rr set-up ...... -----...... from, 3U.2D Electric-heatgr fans, were $19.95 Estate o('l.oulse' Carver. England, of Price. Ml. 9-1003. ^.^elF Wanted— Nev.) was making, a'broadside’ at­ —now 314.95. $11,000— 'Centrally located older Manchester In said District, a ipinor, No iwotl 90 Bottio ooy iiiora for sooood botf, whoo. for soeh • o r 1x12 Klin Dried Sheathing . home, recently redecorated. Two Clayton E Carver, guardian, having tack on the resonitiqF yesterday, ANDERSON AND JOHNSON CO. PAINTING ARD paperhanging. Male Female ^ 37 , TAG (5000’ min.) per M 399.00 Electrld heater fans were . 339.95 ^for Sah\ Are You the Man? resigned said trust and having exhibited moro pittoneo you coo Uenro your Uoort'B Ouiiru— lu a modoni. Good -Clean workmanship at rea- —now 324.95. ' . ■ car garage. ' Vacant. Three bed his account with said estate to -thia when Sen. McCarthy (R-Wla) fn- . aonaple rates.. 30 -years in Man­ FOUNTAIN h e l p wanted. Male iPlyscord 4x8—CD — per M 3100.00 rooms. T. J. 'Crock;etl, your MLS Court (or allowance. It Is ■ sfsted therg ought to be a quorum up'toAkrto bathroom. Roeouso A tmd'J bioquippod to hoKno or female, Full and part time. Automatic record player, 45 dr Lm q ' Will the gentleman who an­ ORDERED; That the 11th day of chester. ■ Raymond Flske. MI. Knotty Pine—Econb-Panel— ’ RPM, 339.95. Realtor, MI 9-1577 or res. MI March. 1967 at, ten o'clock, forenoon, call for mere Senators to hear him. Why settle for tho ENTIRE (ob— phimbing, tiRug, c w M t iy , w M tticaf worh, 9-9237. ■ Arthur Drug Store. 943 Main St. per M $125.0tf 9-7761. .i at the I^ bate, Office In the Kunlclpoj "It’s a disgrace to the senate Ask (or Kenny White". ■ “ Portable radios and table radios, swered the ad of the Conn^ a. Oak F looring...... from M 3170,00 1/3 off. PRINCESS Building in y said Manchester,- be one that only five Senators are preaent - t h i s ' l l fatiiroB' wo COR mdiM mi^ on offtr! nw no today and our, Carblde'Co., 246 Totliind S t, PRIVATE h o m e ; four bedroonts, the same n;:assigned (or .a bearihg or when we are debating a resolution BOOKKEEPER experienced ' (or Mahogany Paneling per M 3189.00 Steam Irons ' - baths, recreation room'- with the allowance o f. sa|d account with eonsultqnt-doflgiior wtt coil without obligotiou and htlp plan Courses and Classes '2 7 RESTAURANT, East Hartford, please call said estate, the acceptance of said under which American boys could accounts receivable. Five days, Electric Percolators stone, fireplace, breezeway and resignation and Appointment of a suc­ good salary, benefits. Call MI Buy now iWiile the market is ’htill Corner Main and Pearl Sts. be sent' all over thelworld." McCar­ your wow- or ramoddud bothredm. ludi^ toms coo bo or- RADIO - Electronics - Television. low. . ‘ Waffle GrUl Combinatioqs MI S-7423 after 8 'p.m> or garage, large covered patio, ideal cessor guardian, and this Court-directs thy aaid^. Later, he added that he Train at Connecticut’a OldMt ■ 9-5273, P A G Motor FreiglJl. 1/3 off. ■ A going business for 'o%-er 3A focanon, substantial FTIA mort­ that notice of the ttnw and place as­ rongod. A and J-hot hod 27 yuan of oxporionco in Sdirving ond years; owner now wishes tp signed for said hearing be given to Alt waa "weiy much diMppointed that Enecjronica Scnool. Practical day CHAMBERS FURNITURE SALES BU 9-4224-(it's believed tl^ gage available. Owner moving. NA’nONAL l u m b e r , INC. retire. Only Interested par^ persons known to be Interested therein there is only one Senator present sotisfying tho plumbing mid booting nood$ of Monchoslor. course. Twicei-a-week- -e-vening 501 E. Middle’Tpke. ; Phone Ml. 9-1625 after 6 p.m. io appear and be heard thereon by pub­ Ddfs—Birds— Pets 41 381 STA’TE STREET ties. • Apply In. person to man’s w ife-w orks lor the on' the Democratic side of the course. Enroll now! “ Learn-by-Do- Hours; 10 a.m.-5 p.m. lishing a copy of this order In some ing’’ class starting March ii. New Mr. Pazlanoi.' .. town of. Manchester). BRUCE RD —Six room ranch, flre-j newspaper having a circulation In sat'd aisle.” ; / whole- NORTH HAVEN,, CONN. 7:30 p.m.-9 p.m. District, at least five davs before the . England Technical Institute of MI 3-5187 place, hot water with oil, two day of aald hearing, and by mailing In Sen. Neuberger (D-Ore) replied Li Ckinn.; Inc-, 193 TrumbuU . 8Li, 5 p.m. Tel, CHestnut 8-2147 . hatha, ..basement recreation room, a certified letter on' or before March he had been present during much _ ------„ nights 1. 1967. a copy of tbla drdei- to Elaine of the debajte and had not seen M c­ WnM1MBP€W 4^ / O A fL . Hartford. JA. 5-3406. i< garage, a Veil- built home in ex. May England Malek, guardian ad litem. 7 to 9. Porterfield’a RoUte 5 and .DiaiAondsr-^Watches-'- Carthy on the fioor moat of that 25\5 Chqpel, South Windsor. JA 8-339i; cellent' condition. S. A.' Beechler, r./o Schatx A Schatx. Attys.. IK Main , I MTIO.»AI« ^ Jewelry • 48 Realtor. Phone MI 8-6969 or MI St„ Hartford Conn. __ time. , JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. I$onds— Stocks Mortgages 31 MANCHESTER Pet Center for all 9-8952. And he said M cCarthy'did not ' a haniUome-blbuse and Lkirt your pets and pet’s supplies. Ml. LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, r*- AT A COURT OF PROBATE held vote Saturday on ^ e key amend­ When you con hoye ; PHONIE Ml 3-6884 combination to sew in different HOME OWNERS! Combine year: adjusts watches expertly. PANORAMIC rtews, 42 ft. 1951 St Manchester within and for the EMBROIDERY 9-4^3. S A H greerii stamps. Open ment involving foreign aid. fsbries, complne to suit your mood. end bills into an easy-to-pay sec­ Reasonable prices. Open, dally. SILK SCREEN ranch, 24’ paneled living room, Dlatrict of Manchester, on the 4Ih day ”No, No,” McCarthy replied. ’’I' Monday - Saturday, 9-6 p.ih. of March. 1967. this? . Hlouae can be W om in or outside ' Make the cobbler prettier • than ond mortgage loan coating only a ‘•Thursday evenings. 129 Sprucf three bedrooms, 120’ (rontifz ■“ !>- had a pair with the Senator from ANYTIME penny a month- (or each dollar yOu Thursday, 9-9 p.m. ■Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. ttie skirt. Full skirt provided, too. ever ‘ With easy-to-embrolder but­ Street Ml, 9-4887. urban, $18,700, Carlton W. Estate of Frank Sonegd, lata of Manr New Hampshire (Sen. Bridges). I Owe. CaU Frank Burke at CH. ,?4.o. 8476 With Patt-O-Rama in­ terfly Kotirs^oh’ljig, roomy pock­ TO BE GIVEN away—Collie dog. Hutchins, MI 9-5132, 9-4694. MulU- cheater. In said piatrlct. deceased) Itnew what .that'vote would be.’And 6-8897 day*.or JA 9-5588 eves. Con- OPERATOR WANTED - The administratrix bavlng exhibited cluded is in sizes 10,12, 14. 16, .18. ets! You’ll find this apron,.simple IVi years old. Rockville *TO ple'UsUng Service. . ' ____ _ her administration aaoHUit with said I was busy with the Labor Rackets DAYy NIGHT or SUNDAY 20. Sizes 12, sieeveles's blouse, 1 7-8 to sew and'so very comfortable to neciic^f 'Mortgage Exchange.. 5-7497. ' ' • , ‘estate to this Court (or alMwonce,. It U Committee,” yards, of 35-inch; straight skirt, 2 wear. J.':' ORDERED; Tliat the 11th day of SEPTIC TANKS Must hovt k|ioj|viiMlgt 73 March. 1967, at eleven o’clock, fore­ "Did that committee meet on jMTda o f 89-lnch. Pattern No. 2515 contains tissue Bpsiness Opportunities ^2 EXPERIENCED Lots for Sde noon. at the Probate Office In the Mu­ Saturday?" Neuberger asked. FOR AS LOW A$ For this pattern, send 35c in sizes 14, 18,-18 incl-:-,, hot-iron WANTED-MSood home for puppies. ‘ AND nicipal BuUdIng in aald Hapehester. be 1 really don’t know,” McCarthy Mi. 8-8565. of photographic prec* Coins, your name, addreM,,slze de­ transfer;' sewing and embroidery LUNCHEQN- concession, Hartford, and the same la assigned (or a hear- LOT IN HEBRON, Cali Ing on the altowance of said adm lnls-^^*;; sired. And the Pattern Nuihber.to directions. -:V completely equipped, higlr pfofita, PLUQBED SEWEIiS osslpg. Top pay for MI. 8-8678. (ration account with aald eaUte, aaedr- 'Thq committee did not meet Sa$- BCE ^WDEMEIT. THE MAN- ' Send 25p in ' coins, your name, low overhead, simple operatioii. I qu d iio d man. Com* talnment ot belts and order of dtatribu- urdav. , . tiviestock—Vehicles- 42 LINOTYPE OPERATOR tlbn, and this Court directs ttat notice CH M LU KVENINO HERALD. address and the pattern number to AD 2-9640. HachiiM'GItanei pony bqnofits. Apply MANCHESTER —250 ft., front***. of tne tbna .and plate asAlgned (or said Johnson, entering the chamber, AVX. AMERICAS, NEW ANNE CABQT* FlANOlESTER WE BUY COWS, calls and beef Septic Tanka, Drjf Wells, Sewer For beautiful view, look at - Uiia haarinR be given to aJI 'persoiia known offered to gat a quorum for Ma­ PER WEEK HIATIMO ,$4, T . ■ EVEN’Cra HERALD, 1150 AVE. % , cattle, slap entire benis. Call Lines Installed-—Cellar Water­ land. Turkiii*ton Bros. MJ. 8-1807, to be taferested therein to spbear and lone, ttaou^ be said Malone had Help Wanted—FemaJe 35 be heoi~ eord thereon by pobliahing A copy ANDCRSON iiid JOHNSON CO. AN D ^ ^ Inetudc. 3Q cents more with AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, N.Y, • Pella Bros; MI. »7405. proofing Done, k '• MI. 8-7731, MI. 9-8886. ; • of th isorder------in some . newsoaper hav- rejected a similar offer earlier. At .n w patten order, for the Spring It’s ready! The J957' Needlework Ing A Ctrculatlon' I n -----oaid------District,-- at one point, Johnson said it. was a •3 CHARTER OAK ST. IRoarl^MANCHESTlR flU M tlN O . ' j ' ' ’ t BALESLADIBS. full- time only, 40 LaPOiNtE V-: /^SuauBer ^7 issue of oUr pattern Albiim fifty-six colorful, pages' Aanti;Eiitrr Fnraing Nttalii le^^tlve dajrt before the day ot aald “ r e co ^ In itsslf ’ U) find. McCarthy hour week, experience heipfpl. Articles fV Sale 45 M^INNEY BROS. Itaio JFashkm. It contains showing many pretty designs: plus good sfart^ salary. Apply in INDUSTRIES, liA Rood Harold Ady 0. JOHN jr. WALLETT. Judge. on UA flow. N ; ™ o f new^tyles for all directions for making 3 crochet person, 9-H a.m. Ask- for Mr. BASSINe t ; 3$. Baliy carrUk*, $15. S«w«rag« Dftpesd Co. *’r ’ ' prtofted ■ instdo-nfeems ■ and a iqullt Only 35c a KRom vniJ;, qoibf. Shapiro. Tots ft' Teens,, 956 Main Playpen, $7. Bathuiett*, 12. EZ l| ^ m Pq*ri Bt r- Ml 8-5998 copy!! St.. Manchester.. . ' -machirie, $30. MI, .84398. V '■'I: * k J ; '' X . ‘ ^ ' 7 X 7 , :/:\j T * / ' \ - . ' «r ! I - / v : 1‘'T\ X- ' / 0 i. v ; r 7 7 0 - : it ->■ ' j i \ ■; r ■ ;!V t A.“j . ,x-.„ ■ v- ■ i / '■ V ' ... , AL_. 1' ' -'S'- •:L /■--I '■ 'I'/ V. ir~ :- ■''S r ■■ \ /. .. ' 'v>. yr*y - ■ \ •.V .r- I-' PAGE SIXTEEN TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1987. .'. i t ' •Average Dkily Net Pres-q Run j lEtifning ,/{■ ■■ / : -y-. F or the .kVeek Ended ' ' ; Th« W«ather 1957..... Fdnwsst of IL p. Weather Bmpaa^ Members of Andaraon-Shea Aux­ ' The second assslon of the Moth­ tlM.inisoniiat and ewtgoihg df< er* Btbia 8tndy^3raup;wtlt tt« held i / iliary, No.“ 20*d; "VirW, attended a DeMoky Seats flcsra. 'T Not )i« cpld tonight. . Low near’ About Town meeting o fD e n 'd , Vack -47wat the tomorrow from ll to 11:80 n.mv Benoit-Hallin Wedding Worshipful Msster.Mslcolm Rob­ 12,469 . • . South Melhodist’ClHirch'yesterday; The suU ect wlU be"M *ry, Mother ertson of Maheh6sU r Lodges No. ember of the. Audit . a . SO. Thursday eloudy, chaaoe bf At M . me*ungr « f th» Patriotic Instructor'Oglore White of- Jesul.” sm all -children will be 73, A,F.Aa .M., responded with . Bureau of ClrcuUCtlon light min late ta day. High 4 6 ^ cared-for- In’ the evening at 8 p.m., „ New -Officersbest vrishea to thi'new offkefi. r' ■ / . ‘ pitniriitf '«emmtU«e, -the SalVstfon .presented an Ainertcan' flag and WHIit CHAW . ^ ^ Manchester— A City of Village Charm A^v'womeiv'ii Horn* Lm^ u« »«t flag etiquettes to the Cub Sedutt. the Ladles Aid Society will meet . Master ' 'Councilor . McConnell t)M d»t« of ThurmlRy, Marrh 14, St the churCh,.' and the guest Recently elected and appointed then atmouheed- appointment of David Miirphy accepted the gift in c o n ­ •S'' ' ■ for It* mnhuiil Irish Sale and T«a. behalf of' the den' and expressed, ^eaker ■ will be the Rev. Russell officers of John Mather Chapter, the. following committee chair­ 8 * ' “ r vertedv e rte d from- yW. txxvi, N 0 .‘ 13.2 (TWERrltT-FOUR^^1»:;^S--TW^ MANCHESTER, CONN , WEDNESDAY, MA^CH 6j, 191957 (CInssIfted Advertising n n ^ ^ ^ .2 !) PRICE FIVE CENTS Th* food nal* will open at 2 p.m, thanks. Mrs. Shirley l^urphy.-den. Camp ehaplsln of the State Pris­ OrdeE of DeMolay, were install^ men; sick,'" H a r^ Wahnquiatr and will feature all kind* of Irtah on at Wethersfield'. visitation, Richard B ^g; athletic, reac-whfcl to mother, is assisted by Mrs. Edns a;. last night qt the Masonic Temple; ftont-whesl 7'" " bread*, ia kddiUon to other home- Tfcdford. P ast Presidents Oertruoe Donald Mulesner; pariiphemalla, baked fbpda of various kirttU. i Sf.'\ .'■.'Vi’.-:" • Tlte officers Installed were: Robert Andrew; tend ehlertain- ptopeiling, or BuclMhan. Florence Plltl 'and The Kehler Circle of the South to all J-ln'ck Ufkt lun^ea will alto be servdl Helen Beebe of the VF(V also at- Methodist W8CS will meet tonight • Robert McConnell, master coun­ ment. Carl MaSstit . . . '■'x- . rsvtert. throufhout th# afternoon and tended; sb 8 p.m. St the home of Mrs. cilor; Harvey-"Wahnquist, senior Homemade cake with bevei'age . early evening. . Philip Lees, 42 CrestvvoOd Dr. The was served by the Mothers Circls; $72.00 councilor; Robert Andrew,. Junior following the installation cere­ A short business meeting of speaker will be Past- President councilor; Wayne Newqiiqn,' senior Delta Chapter, No. 81, Royal Uibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies Mrs.- Ruth-M cCann of the W8CS monies. of South Church, w-hose aublcct desconf Richard Fogg, junfor dea­ ilWtvWeqd 0»w Teibl tinw«d« Arch Masons, will hold Its anndal of Columbus, will be held tonight con; Donald Mulesner^senlor stew­ Fit* ov4* average toilet ,v . ' X- .- ' meeting and election of officers' to­ at St. James' School, starting .at will be "The WSCS Functions," * • X Another giiest" will be this .year's ard; Charles Krampr Junior stew- bowL Sibfdilv con* morrow night at 7;30 in the Ma­ 8:15. After the meeting, all mem­ ^kra;.Chhrles Stoltx, orator; Philip itructed. Eatily clesoed. sonic Temple. ' This , irpportant ber* are invited'to visit .the Cam- president. Mrs. Phyllis < Von; Deck,. Grange Notes A social time will -follow the busi­ Finlay, treasurer/, Cuy Oartslde, meeting will be followed by the dot Ceramics Studio for a ceram­ sentinel; David Janssen, chaplaid; .•v . ness session. 11*1^1 social hour and refresh­ ics denumstratloTf. TransportStlon Carl Masztal, marshai; Gordon M anchester Orange, No. 31, will $si.oo ments. will be pi'oviiiod for- those who Oseir, *tehdard' bearer; R obert Ma­ ( meet tomorrow at 8 p.m, . In ne^ it. . ' , Members of the Manchester son, almoner; and Steven Hum? I Orange Hall with Master Chester Country Club sre requested to mail, -bleal Kerris. B rent Ander­ ! small pi-esldlni;. WELDON DRDB CO. U, 8. foreign policy in regard to make table reservations as soon as the Middle Blast will be discussed A progressive whist psrty, apon- S . - 4 son, BlVvoOd AnBerson, . Edward ’ First and second degrees-will be Authorised Deoler at a panel meeting of the Man.- sored by the, library committee of possible for the St. Patrick's Eve McSpadeh. George Tdrcotte and i conferred on a class’ of candidates. 901 8IA1N ST,—8n S-5S2I cheitef Leagtie of Worhen Voter* the Buckley"School PTA, will be dance to be held' at the - chib Rqbert CromvyelK. preceptors. ~ I Past Master Hazel T. Ahderson 'ia March 16, with dancing from 9 i captain, of the first degree team tomorrow morning at 8:30 at^fhe held tonight at . the school, start­ .m. to 1 B.m. Reservations may 1 ' Instaliatlon Slat« home of Mrs. Jacob Miller, ' 103 ing a t 8 o'clock. The public Is The Installing ojffi'cers .were: Ar- I and Past Master Wilber Little Is Adelaide Rd. Invited. e made^wllh Archie Livingston, master. Past Sfaster James O. I club luSnager, ., i- Carlstrom, State M.sster i. Baker ts captain of the second de* couilcUor; Richard 5’- M a t b* o h, GAS HEAT U. S. Promises Held igree team and Mrs. Beatrice Llt- br. Samuel E. PentL-xhalrnian. State Chaplain: Louis . Faucher, I tie ls_ master. Following the' meet-, IS BEST F O R ’57! 7 State Junior Councilor: Ernest rno :S Division of Natural Sclenco* and Iing, Mrs. Ruth Hulchlns and her BEST FOR A LIFETIME Ir' • k >V Mathematics.; and Dr. Arthur- W. Freeman. State Sentinel; and I committee will serve refreshments. Fsnta. historian, are -among those Tl.omn.s R. Grose. P ast Slate The ways and means committee VISIT THE HARTFORD ideast Peace Key^ MANCHESTER who will take part in the panel Scribe. will hold a setback I party Friday GAS.COMPA.NY FOR Bid to Reds discussions by a group of edu­ Karl Fritz. "Dad" of the Chlp- a t 8 p.m. in Tinker Hall, to Which AN ENOINEERED. FREE cators at HUIyer College In a se­ •ter, spoke briefly, congratulating Ihe public is Invited. SURVEY OF By ERIC GOTTGETREU UBLIC MARKE ries of weekly radio programs be­ YOUR HEATING •JakaiTa. ljJ^nasi.'tv March 6 803-805 MAIN STREET ginning Sunday a t 4 p.m. on REqUfRESIENTS (fP)— PresIdenT -^karno and Jeruiialem, Aliirch 6 (/P)— Israel began moving out o f the ■rT: WDRC. Theme of the informal Gaza Strip arid the Adsha gulf cpa.st today. . I half-hour programs Is " B a c k ­ Ask for 3Ir. Rr'ygak the diead of his Army, Ma.j. grounds of'Today's' Worjd." Gen. Aboul Harris Nasution, Premier David Ben-Gurion ctuabod parliaRieritary oppo­ An unidentified womahv left, looks down to the egCth 14.000^f*et were reported in serious dis­ sition to the pull but, vvinning overwhelming Vptes of (ion-' I ' The, Young Adult Group of the below, apparently oblivwvts to the gaping hole above hei>-caused agreement today over Sukar­ fidence. He said there wilt be peace “ if the Uniti^ States ■ Second Congregational Church by a propeller of an Anvbrickh Airiines p\wM negr^emphis. Elementary, my Terin., MaPeh 5. This in-flight picture was mqde by passenger no's. plan to take Communists and other powers will keep their promises to,us." \ ' t vvill meet at the parsonage. 106 Arab disturbances and an Isi'seli su.sj)icion that thVU .N . l-Heniy St.,' tomorrow night a t, 6 John A. Thomas, of Mt. Kisco/N. Y., just a^efthe propeller flew, into the government and o'clock for a spaghetti supper: l.orinf Photo into the cabin. ' No one was injKred aii.-ptane w as landed safely. institute “guided democ­ Emergency Force planned to restore, Egyptian adminis­ MRS. THOMAS AHTHONY BENOIT dear Watson! racy.’- . \. trators in Gaza interrupted the flow of materiel from the Manchester Emblem Chib, 'A\ high-iankihg Arhiy officer stfategic area foi^a few hours. • ASM 281. w-lll meet tomiu-rpw nighcT in Miss DynnS' Cedlis H s 111 r-:'Sweetheart rosea. Mrs. Halim was The detection of spots, that is. Our who attended secret meetings , Authoritative reports said the pull out was resumed this Tinker Hnll at 8 o'clock. The bust- daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank attired In a .p'rincess style, paprika between Sukarno and Nasution wrool dre:^arid her corsage was of K ure afternoon. ' ■ / T------ness wlU Include* the eiection of H. Halim, 848 Woodbrtdge St,; and super spotting sleuths go over every disclosed that Nasution voiced op­ The Israeli Army announced'an •*KIN^ OF # IE it A " ; ' ^ Ctntor SHetf. officers' for the ensuing year and phalaenopsls orchids. Mrs. Benoit position to the plan. Thomas ' Anthony Benoit, son of wore,a dress of stone blue silk square inch of clothing for hard-to- Arab civilian and pb Israeli soldier committee reports, R^re.shments Officers and upits of the Army were killed and tWo Israeli aoldlers De y^lera Gets will be served snd sn sttendsnce Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Benoit, 45 shantung and a corsage of w'hlte have revolted in scattei^ pat^ SWORDFISH STEAKS '^•65c Fairfield Si., were united In mar-i spilt carnations. Both mothers as- find. spots. Result? Faultless dry w'ere wounded during an' outbreak prise awarded. Faces' Lie Detector of Indoensia. but NaSution him*Blf of HTtiping and attempted looting. riage Saturday in St./ Bridget's./sisted at a dinner reception for' cleaning. has been regarded as loyW to parly Lead in n ic e w h it c Church, The doubl&.rmg ceTemo^ny | juo guests at the Rosemount Res- / Ben-Ourldn slashed at Egypt'* Mr. and Mr*, srfiervvood E. Fish, Sukarno. ' / ' >, , Pie.sldenl Nasser in his speech 1 M2 Baldwin Rd;, have returned v.as performed at M/n.m> by,-ihe | taurant, which was decorated with ' Opposition- Seen Growing Rev. Theodore Gubala. White car-1 pink and white snapdragons and I Washih^M,' March 6 (48"The..Aest unless It is gomg to be made fore parliament preliminary tq,'ihe HALIBUT STEAKS ^ after 'gpenditig a vacation in .St, The reported rift ,may point tip vote^'that overwhelmed hla/bes—' risk Elections 'fc-S9c Petersburg and other places, in nations and snapdragons decorated 1 carnations- * ‘ Senate Rackets Committee today 1 ” takes j ,1 j., ...... l*t and It is suppressed, we'd look ju st how serious .ahiJ widespread thewatlonailat Harut, the^Cdmmu-1 Florida. / the altar. Oeorge Petraltls pre-f -por her wedding trip, the bride arranged a lie detector test for a i |„y we want a copy to give to has become the opposition to sided at the o rp h and accompanied | wore an ice blue orlon dress: wool Sts and the ebnserv^Ve General | Dublin. Ireland, M arch * if) Portland (Ore.) night club owner the press.” bringing Communists into the gov­ ''2 l'bhis'ts. Eamon de Valera’s men tgpk * an. BOSTON BLUE FISH '^25c the soloist. Nsthan Tash, who tweed coat and chinchilla leather ernm ent. Senators William F. jifiowfand (R-Calif.-i. Theodore F. Green (D-R.I.l and LynYlon Johnson sang "Ave Marta," by Oo\mod, \s-hO’ denied a bawdy, house , He said he know-a of private de- uvo -..V. ASrIy ••‘Kl Ifitlay In the for Sllc«d or by Hi* ploct. accessories. NEW MODEL madani's testimony he had as-1 tective agencies in Washington The source quoted Lt. -Ool. Te.'c.), have a bi-partisan >ixn:l*kake following theSenate’s approval, 72-19, of Preaident Eisenhower's "If the United Rtates.and other] X. and "On This Day, O Beautiful powers Will kpsiTtheir word'to us. The bride, a graduate of Man- : aured her of immunity from raids. ) who have iie detector equipment' VentJe. Sumual. leader of the Middle East program. i I nut scored no upsets,— ■ Mother." Chester High School in the class of j LAUNDRY ( DRY CLEANIN8 Mr. R. Kryzak there will Jie peace," Ben-Gurloni •'-,^.^7 ,;:- FHESH The nightclub operator, Nathan, who would give the test for s fee. bloodless Army coup li/ East ■,«iei **Tf tatiii riAi 91«ai**'I toc t i n t rciuifis 041330 froiTi lr4* The bride, who was presented in 1955, is employed by Dr. William MsAchester Dlvialon/Alaiager Indonesia. as--'*preferring to - co­ said. If they will not keep their strongholds oi the 74-year lb. muTiage by her father, was st- Zusman, complained because ntri—well j>ayTf6r it bifrselves," he L. Conlon, The bridegroom was , , Rent a Gas Conversion similar test was set up for thc.igai,j - x - operate with American imperialists promise and if they shrink before old Amertcafi-botn Irishman' who SCALLOPS ^ 69c I Uhded by her sister, MUs Jime B. graduated from . Manchester High I ' U , B u rner.92.93 Per Slonth rather than Communists.” the Egyptian dictator's threaU hopes once again to be premier Of Halim, as maid of honor. ; Peter School In 1953,. afterw h ich he at- I a Gas Ckmverslon Burner McCiellanVl m Ihs hear- Sumual fears "that this country House Seen Voting Senette th a t'h e will not allow Im-aell shlp- the republic. Abo: FIHwt of hoddOelt, fUlot of porch, HHot Maneggla of Bolton was best man tended the University of Bridge- for 9385.00 less 950.00 allow­ rommittee Chairman McCleila»'7'J*j^‘^.'J* t^*Sur would be led into the hand of the g in the Aqaba Gulf, there will The count showed de Valera's , ‘ipol and ushers were'James Mortarty pouf. He Is a member of Man­ e.'np p'eace." oolo, wholt hoddoek to boko, otc. ^ or Community' BoptUt Chiirch ance for your oRPequipment. (D-Ark,. he finally said, "I'll Uke | Kremlin,’’ the source said. Fianna Fall' party had elected 7 and Hem-y Agoatlnelll. chester Lodge of Elks and Camp­ "We may not' be ' involved in Holds 4 to 1 Margin members to the 147-member Dali./ For her niarrtage, the b r-1 d e bell Council. Knights of Columbus, 7 Out of 10 New U.S.A. Til.j,, i..,! to determine w-hetber Zusman or politics but We hav-e, the right to Parlialnent batted down a series or parliament,, former Premier STRICTLY FRESH Thursday, March 7 chose k white "winter wool dress, and is proprietor of a package object if this countryWill become Version of Ike’s Mideast Bill of antl-goVeimment motion* by John A. Coatbllo's -Fine Gael 8 and \ princess style with three-quarter atore In Thompsonvillci Homes HeotWIfh a dictatorship for the Com­ if she opened a house ^)»f prostitu­ ■If the te.st shows I am innOeieht % ' ; • — ^ ^ ■ majorities rahging around 4-to-l Labor 1. The Farmers and/ '-Sinn 9:30 A.M. sleeves, white orchid corsage and, The' bride’s'gift to her maid of GAS tion in Portland, there would be no munists," Sumual Was quoted as I or better Fein , parties had not yet gained Grade A” I^trge Dos. pink contoured feather hat. honor was higgage,^ and the bride­ will the results be' announced ptih,- saying. i Washington, March 6 (AI—The • tee to iron , out difference*,Then-yald to defend itself .against overt EGGS 47c TH E HARTFORD GAS CO. objection from Distrief Attorney licly?" Zusman. asked. A Herut noncofifidence motion any seats. . AtJsW.Hale . Her attendant wore a cinnamon groom gave to his beat man and 681 Main St., .Manchester William E. LanrlOy of Multnomah T hreat by .Minor P arty , Senate vefsion of President Eisen- they pass a compromise/measure. Communist aggression. lost 84-25 A West Donegal district-one of 40 brovviv wool sheath drem. beige ac­ ushers personalized cuff link and "They will," .said -McClellan. A minor party in the govern- I The Senate voted .instead to de­ fliroughout the repupllc-scnt th# Tel. MI 9-4503 County, a Demercrat.. "They will be .made a part of this bower's Middle East resolution thpen«te ver- A Cqmmuniat motion kim t dqwn cessories and corsage of pink tie-clip sets. Wainto-Test for Both ment today demanded the resigna­ ^ ^ *.slon would make th a t proceis un* clare that If the Presldsnl deter- '114-Ck same two men back to the Irish record." / ' tion of Premier Ali Sastroamidjo- waa %ivtn a ‘'food chance^-today[rteceasary ■/. mlnea it la necessary, "the ITnlled Parliament. Zusman/heatedly denied Mrs. Informed of* Bpltner's position. X'third motion cendei'nnln^'qthe jo's coalition. ' passage right Von House"^ Demoefatlc Leader, Ma­ ;States is prepared to use armed P.r D'DbntMU,/iiiiiiiiter/(or local : “ '^aellan told, a reporter "the re to the .White House. • . cormack ( MAm ) said the House government's withdrawal from PSII, a splinter Mosiem party, fcrc^' for that purpose. Gaza and Aqaba decision” waa de­ ovemmenl-iaKlIiaOostello govem- not>nly will bTmade public Thiixword\w c came from House , ___leadership/^’as 'nor yet decided, .Bm the Senate Democratic j&ei,,,.. .OM, Zu™.. ,t ...; .CS. warned that.'if the govemnisiit leadership sources as they exam-^n-*' _._e_ 7^ feated 86- ^ . colleom AlOD votes. J. d6es not re.sign. I t will w ithdraw ask for a conference Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (Tex.) Brdnpan, g^followee of the de VaJ- day's session that a transcript of - yic record of this investl- Ined the measure passed by the Ben-QuHon had reiterated that rfonflicting. testimony by Zu.sman he would not ob- from the cabinet. with the Senators. He did not rule .told the Senate last night that the a Fianna Fall party stal­ out the possibility however that Israel rejects tlie EgyptiSfi-Iaraell wart, tritlled by 151 votes. and Mrs. Haidy was being sent to ^^^t If :the. Secret Service ts willing Similar threats from the larger The resolution serves notice on;,,,, 0.I- revised resolution "is a clear and The Savings Hank of Manchester offers you and your unequivocal warning to the Com­ A rm istice of 1949 as the basis for The twoxmen h'tfld their,seats lo Zusman's attorney thc Kremlin that, America wilt'“;* ”°Xn the Sen- U>t .future status of the' Gsza Mundt (R-SD) told the witness his I ^ copy of the report and anything (Continued on Page Four) fight if necessary, against Com-j ^ munist aggre.ssors they must with about » # sam# mari^n as. reckon with the United States. ij Strip. He held the armistice js hull In the last generaUelectlon in 1954. replies to questions w o i^ *>e; j.p,_An i passage 'for tw^-lhonths weaken- the resolution and the and had a quick whispered j prostitution in Portland, as she ments" in it. prejtd'ency. Others said thaj/lf tary General Dag Hammarskjold unidentified asSailant last night I that the future of the Gaza- Strip i w ith his law-yer. I did in mid-}9SS. Tt Since has closed splashed acid in the face of a request. Taking the measure to c-onfer- he-' dld not have that* authority Bulletins \ "At , this time. T do not know." i do"' i momVnent"cWr'o^acm^ t"estu L ^>>5 t^e final Senate vol*, 30 ehcc. Vorys said, "would give that Congress could not granUIUto him must be worked out within the | McClellan said. He said ,'*ra The committee 1* searching for i fled in an investigation o'f a bribe RepiipuWUcans | filibuster crowd another crack at under the constltutlon,- frameivork of the armistice agree- i from the AP Wire.*? Hardy had been told she could-gvidonce'of tleups betw-een under-i ghareg against qt»te Ren iome,'"'*re counted for the resolution, it it." But" the prime importance of The Senate also wWle In reitric- ment." The/ Israelis protested 1 take one of she desired, but that 1 world ...... elements,------,.*’1...,.- public -cc-c-.,.officehold' ^ ■^“'^** jwDire 16 Democrats Jpmed Repub-"the resolution is “payrtolojftcat." X,. that this wqiild mean any U.N.' the committee had no authority to , era and offictails of the Teamsters Dr R E McMean.s Jr 32 his McCarthy (Wig). Jenner he said, with it* effect det-ermlficd ((.'ontimird on I'ngr Ten) alhninistratlon there would .pO; .niUEAHT PI.AN RUSHED order anyone Including Zusman to" Union. . ' • left eye patched, said -he had no ' Malone'(Nev) m oppos- by the size of the vote and speed technically under Egyptian con-. .iVashingtan, March 8 *!h—House take a He detector test. J At one point in his testimony. trol idea w-ho tossed tfie bottle of acid I J , . , i.u I leaders today decided to speed Wants Results Public ; Zusman said the "main thing" in at him. He said he knew' of no di-1 ^ ,S^e' The House, meeting Eisen- \ through version of President John T. Bonner, Zusman’s ; the current hearings “Is to keep-;rect connection it could have with ' , ^^P*^**®.*^ of StaU Dulles last ; bower s request, voted to give him Klsenhduer's Sllddle East resolu- Was.hington law>-cr. told .reporters i the Orefi°nf*n from losing a Blasts Blamed fresh diplomatic consultation* in! ti„n right on to the White House *?ithe' Cdic'cVse!’ Bur“cox‘“s’aid” he i “PP^oval to the "authority" to use U..S. armed ^rvtvavs Bvs/I HAn tiot/sn'ia s-A. . ^ " ... . . ^ - .s .. later Zusman w-oqld refuse to take | million -Hbel suit." ' He did thought it was connected with the ' "The sub- forces if necessary to help a Mid- Washington and Ben-Gurion's r*. tomorrow. _ SpeskeV Rayburn of fl/*n.k' . 7 Ys A « a ws a * 1m tl-tA s91a g the test from Secret Service and ; elaborate, e.xcept to say that »0‘'h ' "tande is the same" a.s in the die East nation such On Jet Aircraft , ceipt of a' letter from President' Texas announced he bad notice take it from some private detec i a suit had been filed against ‘h«; IGe Elsenhower giving U.S. backing; from the White House atid State tive unle.ss he had an advance a s-, newspaper by Langley, "It is now clear," Dulles added, : to Israelis hopes for peace In the ' Department that the resolution surance that a report on the test' Committee ^officials said the hagen, assigned y» tjaf the case, .saljl - Two loud blasts heard in (Middle East^:' "If the acid had J(it him !n the face ■"•that the Gongre,s.s of the United is “ saUstactory" J o^ le Senate- will be made public. ’ .. | ' - —-7— .States has. by ah impressive, non­ the Manchester, Coventry.sqd I W ifl[ B'Gesture e s Pipeline linposed rhanges, 'The Senate ■’V full forje. he would not ' -ve had Rockville area about 10:15 “There ia no point in taking the j (Continued on.Psge Twenty-tkw) much face/left. He got o'nly the partisan majority joined with the News Tidbits : There Was a promise of a quick passed the measure last night, splatter.V_ President to assure the peoples of .Culled from AI* Wires a.m,, we'ie' believed to be {restoration of the Iraqi Petroleum ! 1719. McMeSns'* left eye was practical­ the free nation* in the Middle East cauaed by Jet nlanes-breaking rCo.. pipelines across Syijia which; ly, closed when he lifted the patch th at the United S tates stand.* the sound barrier. jSyrians.'put out of action ln*re-l GORK ASKS BRITISH A-DATA * fw ^ew sm en. The lower, eyelid w as read.v to Join w-ith them to build S tate police,, after checking 'prisal for the Israeil-Frenoh-Brll-' .Washington, March 6 iFv—Sen. */bIulsh color. He said there w-as up their strength and, if need be.; Indians High Commissioner to wtUi contractors who mighr jI lshish ipvBslon ipv of Egypt last Novem-1 (tore (D-Tenn) saU today the /just think of it . O ’Sullivan help them defend their national | Britalh sOinnioned to Foreign Of- ^ blasting, called the State Pumping stations . were' United State* “ should insist that you can protect youtiialf and your family with life insuranea. and at a'"nttle. pain.” THERil'S AN S.O.M. PUN TO FIT YOUR NEEDS! McMeans said he w.« , integrity and independence against"*“ In • London- and twb London •Aeronautic Gommiasion. They p w n Great Britain make evaltaMe to the same time, build up a growing Savings Account with this low-cost Insuranca-SavJngs Plan., • ThA I his blinic ,whenen the'buzzer on the , ^ "•'ine.l aggression." I were informed that there were The company announced Syria us the-Jetest technology" it ha* ------T— Normally when the House and|*^ade against Indian ^inadU to two jets in the area at/ the '•officially agreed ' to allow it to developed for an atomic jlower CASH ACCUMI’LATIONS hlhnenTd disagree on major bills j Qu«en Elizabeth II... New. talk of plant. Gore told « reporter, at the State ’s High C bu/t ne.openea me door, someone threw I ._____ •■-mnnmv Heiv.” . . time w-hich could have broken [make repairs and resume piunp-j ■’ . ■ Starting Age a jar of liquid at him'. , they set up a conference commft- econoifiy drive" aimed at Pres the sound barrier- snd been same time that this country ha* Deposits S. Cash Avail- 9. Net Cost 9. Cash A'vall- .3. Cluih Amll- Hera's how it works . . . yoiir regular, weekly deposits build up a constantly increasing tdent Elsenhower’s 971JKM),000,000 (Continued on Page Ten)^ been negligently tardy In de­ Nearest 1. Amount of for the ahle Knd of of Insurance' able End of able Fold of —It felt like fire hitting me." - responsible for the blasts.' current- term expjrbs Dec. 17, was be Said. "li ran into ithe'flower budget, and at Senate additions to veloping her -gas-cooled concept • .T. . Birthday Insumace 1*1 Year 1st Tear 1*1 Venr 5th Yeaf . loth Vear balance in your savings account, from which your insurance premiums are automatically . state Capitol. Hartfoj-d, March House' bitis. of nuclear power developments. .'g (g>>_Gov. . Ribicoff nominated nominated for another 8-year term. shop next door. They have a sink _ Ppid. There's no wprry or fuss with bills or notices . . . . no trouble to you at all. Your weak* To repiace"the three Superior with a faucet high in the air. “I Television- industry seeking .per- ! 2(1 13,990 $104 Associate Justice Patrick B. O'Sul­ j mlAftipn to cover aeMlonA ot BHITIHH AIMS irNUOMMITTED IF YOU DEPOSIT $80.00 $24.00 . $406 $829 ' ly deposits taka care of aya{ything. Ckiutt judgeii moving up to the Su­ turned the faucet on full force.' I . Negro Nation Born Loadon, March 6 n and discOss Savings -Bank Life succeeded *s Chief Justice by As­ must be ■ confirmed by-both hoUsea D n l l S l l IjrB S. d t O C k S : Franchettl bf Italy as his fourth ceremonies, reptaclng *he British African contlgent. for Prcoldeat. Elsenhower to g* ' Insurance with our representative. He’ll be gl9d to help j-ou sociate Ju*Uce Kenneth Wyhne of of the General Assembly. s i i i s . i wife. unionTTni/m Jack Tsrk andsnrt signifyingsis*nifvine .'formal-! formal-, "»"*V ^ to a warm, dry cllmato ta a 20 ^ 13*000 $260 $236.00 $24.00 $1,186 $2(389 ‘ .Ribicoff. in announcios the nom- the establUhmmt the first move to get rid of his lingering , ‘ ' V plan for your future security. If 5’oi*-cap!t-cp{Be. iD i^one Wdodbridge.-) Held Lmbarrassing Chairman of crynniittee- of 15 ly line around the world attended the ^119-5203, i W>lme in tvm will retire May 6, .inatioAs, told newstneiT |-hat his major oil companies which worked Negro nation in the British Com- coui$. Preso . Secretary James -IF YOU DEPOSIT . 2 5 , 3,000 ; _ 260 - 233.72 26.28 ' .1.176 2,368 1958. and will be succeeded as selecUons were'made entirely on. out European emergency oil' lift j-mOnwealth, transfer- ceremonies. _ B.I, The' i—.w Duchess .. . O* H agerty aanounced .Moaday chief Justise by Associate Justice the basis -of seniority, taking into London. March 8_UP»—The . Fi- say* pro-ram has operated “un­ that' ElaeahoWer was consider- 30 Happy Dilemma Mighty .-roar* of “ Freedom,? and Lord Privy Seal Richard A. $5 A .WEEK 3,000 i60 230.24 29.76 ' L i57 2^333' FREE . . . NEW STREET MAPS OF MANCHESTER! . Edward J. Daly of Hartford consideration the jurist's combined nan'eiar Times said today that gas­ der eomplete direction and control Freedom!" rose from thousands of tag a vtolt to a ptaee like Tuc­ service on the bench'; oline supplies in Britain are now Robert Briscoe. Jewish . lord Butler represented Britain, son, Aria., but added there had . - i | Daly will reach reUrement age of the govemmcnl".. .Congression- throats as the hour marking the’ Nixon-presented a 2,00<>-.volume 35 3,000 260 225.32 34.68 1,132 2.281 Ma.cb 29, *962. before the expira- Only yeaterday'delegaUons called sq high extra storage tanks had Mayor of Dublin, la caught in ,al call* fOr fo r e ^ aid cuts greet /been no'final, decision. YOU CAN G H ' *• ■ , • ■' ■ X .'-i to be foiiad. * a.' flattering tug-of-war. About transition of power arrived. Bril-! technical library to' the nsw gov-j_ Current Annual Dividend Rate : tlbn^of his 8-y«u- term, but hU on' Deraoerafic State Chairman Presldenttat UorijmlMlbn's recom- Uant fircjvorfcs exploded against' ' 4fli , ^000 ‘ 260 218.27 41.73 ‘ 1,097 - 2.206 John M. Dailey' to urge -the nom­ The newspape'r said ita survey to start a 6-w-eek. coastrto- emmeht as a symbol of-AmeWEIT" BONN AIDE R.APS REDS successor, as .chief - justice is not showed that gasoline is coming in­ 'coast tour of - the United meodation that assistance program the sky and talking drums carried derire to ,iassist tte West African expMbsd' to , be a-nnounced until inations of various'; candidates for 'be continued at its current spritd- W'astahiitoa. Maireb 6 idV*' ' ‘ ■ i ■ . - ' 4 5 '" .. i o o o , 260 207.^86 52.14. ,1 .0 4 3 2,(192 the common pleas-court vacancies. to the country at bUer 90 pdr cent StatM, he .found Irish and along the word of Indeprii.dcncS. -; nM loh.. - the 1961 Session of the T-**!:*')' Jew-itt. group* battling for liig rate. "We are no mory slave*," ‘Prtoe ' iKearing the end of ,a <4*^y Heinrich von Breataao. West ------U------The Italian-American Democra­ of the normal pre-Sue* irate but Germany's, forelga mtalstor, ture tic Club of Cohneciicut- ptoffered that the tightly ration^ supplies priority as (lia hosts. Briscoe Invalid Hungarian ^ playrigbt Minister Kwame Nltrumah' tolq a : goodwin vtaii. Nixon offered the L atnigat Ufa Insuri nos ua^ tn UhwiaaUonf (but all TQ Suci»ed3usiic**Ii«lls..O:Sui-' ij,e name ot B. Fred vDamlanl of are being used up at on|y.;60 to solved -the problem by declar­ iSy tails Cemmnahit court t ."The throng of SOlOOO^Aiae'mbied at Ac­ library, valued af.between f 18,000 charged Sm let ' Bunsta today I: • ' D. Cash Available ladiidNi balaaee la saviag* accouat.aad ^ ______with ‘In e e s sa a tM gresstoa". sta a d ^ tn ** *f psttetea are araUaMe, fraas gU# up ra*b value or life InsbraBc* poVey. Regular sarlags avings tuank of lianchester Ilva;^ and Wynne*ok the^;Supreme, New'Havin, a former slate senator 65 per cent of norma). / ing tltat.thitJlcst day at every ohi- imtion Knew ttat Hung^- cra's 1 polo groundq.- ‘“Move about aiui 120,009^ to the prime minis te $1460 fa ameunt < Court. RiWcoff named Superior ■ and former municipal court ju i^ The*-newspaper said that even point will be deyotw to any- J. were .being deported to Rbs- W itt.your cbwf out."'«- Ur in a\ ceremonycei at*^ tte Govern-! »f»l»»t Gcrmaa' p^pta ta 1 / iHvtdead* and tasuraace dirideads w1 U 'be added ta .A . ---- Mnektag muaURmltoa W IM r >. Net eost of laaqraace wUI be mtured stfll turtber by . •- amount abop-n. Naturally, tbe loager .vour zGh^ eoa- Court Judge John Hamilton King^ In tfis home city- if everyone usedhU his*TaUon cou­ thitjg of an Irish nature. The dnriag revolution In cattle' cars" -Nknimah dcclan'ed the hsw na­ ment State House. (UvMeskfai payable aaaiiaily as caelird. Uaues the more easb yW-wUI aceumnlate. - MAIN Off/Cf 923 M am St EAST BRANCH 2m5 fa sf C enter 5t. of WUUnli^c,- Jamifc* E- Murphy '-*rae names of two other former pons, tbe rate of : qoasumption aseond day will go to the Uni­ National Conference on Higher tion—the slM jot with 72 foreign iBpastry, Vea "’ Benotaea saM'- jMarly five mlUloh Africans—must giha . Eassia asatetataa “a hatad erp OPfN THURSOAr EVENINGS 6 to Q OPEN FRIDAYS 9 A M to 8 P M of B ridgeport end Samuel -ICelUU Defnocratic sUta M(iatars, Jow ^ 76 pitr cent, but ted -Jtwtah a p p ^ and otter Education tablm ta CMcag* rsso- tiona ahowared IndepsndN 1-' t t Bridgeport, *tep*etl»«Ijr. S. L4» cp at Norwich and W. Terry lent la “tjB|*lIUng to Jawtab /functions. Briecoe'e hrttoB caBiiig far iipaadsaed Fed­ be.rackoBsd with not only' In WesV cti the Hay eountry. — I ta Mta tS tnm m fea*. ->r «*: -f-r -J •; • A saodate SUpt«»»« tooilrti.Jus- Barber at Putnam, were mahated ----- I tour n ■ eehoduied to aUgt* eral sappsit of University Rtatan- A^lca 'but thnughout the. world. Bee) Raymond E . . Baldwin, ^olKua to Bi^ey by their ddherenta. .C< •Bairvle*, Qhiuta aiup^tB jhalf the world's /(BO' fe ./■ ( • /■ 1$ 7 ■\ ■/' k. i-'i: ■C MKk -Ir r . m r . /) !/■ V J !- -HI / ...... y yHyl’- ■s- mm