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VOL. LXXVII, NO.H68 >TWKNTY.r6UR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY. APJt^L^, 1958 (daaatfled AdrartMag m Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS '------> ; •------J Plus Ike Assert^ Pentagon DOUBLE US. THURSDAYVFmiiAYl ’ImURSDAY - FRII Oft Talks AND SATURDAY,j AN« SATURD^I r in Moscow, April 17 (4 V - U.S. Ambasiiidor Llewellyn SDAY WITH ALL Thompson was auihmoned to the iforelgn minlstiy this »f- t'ernoon, gppnrently for the .A first . diplomatic discuasion Tunis Gives Eisenhower Toiletries,Etc-.... ' "Red Ta^'^-^peetah" F.rom Hple's Domestic Debt, MillinerY Valu^, reparatoiy to a summit, con- "FOR RED TA6 DAYS’.', ferehce. . 35c Kleenex Tissues. Large Pkg...... 3 ) ^ Low Prico* W^offlons BranHo SHEfTS ’Thompson mft for 85 rhinutea Paris Week Challenged aai PILLOWCASES yrith Foreign Minister Andrei Prophylactic Tooth Brushes ...... A ^ € Gromyko. Aane left hp amiled and Lovely SpHog HATS told correapondents: 632.50 Remington Rollcctric Shaver ...... $ 2 2 .7 9 TYPE 130 \ TYPE 144 TYPE 180 By Vinson - In all the new ahactea including‘black and '•I can't comment, on anything.’’ For Accord It appeared certain, however, Nylon Bristle Hair B ru sh y ...... navy. ' ^ , lY PEPPERELL LADY PEPPERELL the meeting resulted from the note Tunis, April 17 (/P)—Presi Washington, ^priMT 0 # % lomatic exchanges today. ^ government which will ac­ organization plan as a blue­ Woolite Wool Wgsh $1.00 and $1.50 NOW ONLY ...... X a P Y There was no indleattm. ; Im- cept the compromise on the print for '“safety with solven­ RE(i, $2. ID. KEG. 82.09. \ mediatriy that the British ' and $1.50 Value, Desert Flower (^loRiie 4 68 X 99. *1.69 REG. 18.10. MlIXINKRY DEPT—.(SECOND FIXIOR) Frepch - Tunisian d i s p> u t e cy.”: He accused its critics of and Lotion ...... 72 X 108. , ...... 72 X 108...... »2.39 French ambassadors had been worked out by the U.S.-Brlt- indulging in either nonseniM ...... $ 1 .0 0 REG. 8:i.'':9.* ' y Bumm'oned for similar talks. All 68 X 108...... REG. 8S.20! REG. 83.89. three envoys had made them­ ish Good Offices -Mission. or-misrepresentation! Ban Deodorant ...... ,,...... 98c *1,79 otherwise. - Bourgtba s f id, he REG. SJ.49. 81 X I08...... 8f X 108, « .5 9 selves available throughout the day The. proposal sent to Oongresa I^arge Laco Sham poo ...... In compliance with their govern­ Wilt charge France again with ag­ yesterday, Ei'setihower said, would ...... 89c 72 X 108...... n .8 9 gression before the U.N. Security REG. 88-69. REG. A7.80. SPECIAL BIRLS’ DEPT. SPORTSWEAR DEPT. ment's conununication. not set up a czar or a . Pruisian- Old Spice After Shave L otion ...... $ 1 .0 0 REG. 82.69. OO-x 108...... ^90 X 108...... *2.79 It hsid been the express desire Couifcll. type general staff by centrallxing 81 X 108...... n Speaking on his weekly broad­ military operational authority in Large Uniimps Vitamih.s...... 99 BIRIA’ and PRETEEN SUITS o f both the Soviet I^nlon and' the focal point of the ^Bruasela Worid's Fair. ,.,....$6.96 REG/ 09n REG 69c- C O itlEG. 70c. DAYTIMrioTTONS Thia is the Atonium, cast to his people, the Tunisian ■vui*. trertvitve r-jpop ■ ««»-in ityj -Alires westewi !ipMseg)aithat4i>*-AtP?. ' ■The 7^tf’T«a?e'Affef'M trm fSrfr^ 42 X 86 Caam. . . . . ■ r;7 "^ 9 © '- "Inmatlc discussions should be held • Wl‘'h fense and the Joint Chiefs of :..::.;$ i.5 0 Tweeds and.solid colors, straight skirts...... th>n halla. Joined to represent atoms in a ctystal of metal. It to the French with lavish praise Reg $2.r& FIttfxl. Reg.* $2.90. Fitted Reg. M»?9. ntfed'^* some with box pleats. Not all C T O I ABOUNDS privately with a minimum of pub- Staff. "Noiuenae,’’ aaid the Presi­ Maybelline Eyebrow Pencil...... U the center of the jSelgium exhibit area. for U.S. policies. He urged all the dent. .. .2 for.29^ Button). In in Sixe, $1.89 Bottom. Twin alre. *2.29 Bottom. Tjwin Sire. $2,39 aizes. Values to |17.98. Now' . . . bpitv. free peoples of Africa- to stand ~ha western Allies yesterda: Neither,..he asserted, would It liilt. Ho|n£ PerniM . T-K ».Xzx-:X:.-^ ■ '^=$2if00^‘" Be^ SSm FRted - Rj>r, 88,29 Ftttf-d Ra»-::Wlth-4b8,-.U{Ut«Ar. aiirpiiYe vJDTIByVII tJT TCQiiFltivqpYw Boltom.. Full Slr>. against communoun.______.Moth Balls or Motir F hthes t~ .~ ■Bottnui..FnII Slre.^ - Bo4t«mr-Folt .9t^- ^ 3 ^ "X iW T rT g r s low-level meeting-- power tjver the pufse-by-givtHff -."77m" G IR LS'an d PRETECN^ - TlEGUtW ^.^ but only If their ambaasadors could Bourguiba first accused theA the secretary more diacreUon in Moth tias Closet R efills ...... JJOW ...... 4-... ^ 2 J W take up major lasues and explore l o French before the council after the the use of money. "A t the least HALE'S^HARMHOUSE HEAVY QUALITY ZIPpk|D them fully. The Soviets proposed bombing Feb. 8 of a Tunisian bor­ misconceptions , . at the most 60c Alka Seltzer TOPPERS and COATS Ideal for House or Shopping. Many pal- that the talks start today. der village, which the French . . . misriepresentationa,". Elsen­ terns and colors to choose' front.'A style The Russian idea was to eortQne claimed harbored Algerian rebels.' hower said, > . 7.5c Bayer’s Aspirin' Tablets ... FinED MAHRESS PADS MAHRESS COVERS A council debate embarrassing to Fully lined, a good aaaortment.of'CQ O f i- to fit every budget. SjzM 12 to 20,14*^ the lower-level diplomatic ex­ Rather, Eisenhower said, tha •( colors. Values to S14.98. Now . . . . ’^ 0 » '3 F 0 changes to deciding on Ih* date Baudouin Bids All the West was averted by the move) are those demanded by REGULAR'88.98, REOULAIU84.95. to 240>y>. Also cotton ‘ dregfles in sized and place of a summit - meeting. naming of a U.S.-Britlsh Good such factors aa these: ■nWN SIZE...... *4.49 . ALL SALES FINAL 40 to 52. ■ : ^ This Would commit the West to a Offices Mission tq bring the ‘two "The waging of war by aeparate top-level meeting before it could By BODY GILMORE 9gates, even though the fair's for­ natloiu together. ground,, sea and air forces is gone r e g u l a r $6.98. Full or twin aizes. Extra heavy quality that h tad out whether such a conference Brussels, Belgium. April 17 UPt— eign section was far from flntahsd. The Good Offices .effort failed Elizabeth Greets Adenauer forever. . . FULL SIZE. .. *5.49 wlll'glve years.of wear. Seams are all ^ u n d. Tuesday night wl(gn' the French King Baudouin today opened the Some of the spanking new foreign Queen B3izabeth H and Konrad Adenauer meet i i Windsor Castle where Her Itajesty gave a atate "The fact la, modem weapons i. Page RU) -gates- of- tho postwar w oiW a 41^- pGvBLftfit-wt^hfilulGd tb4*lr-i!Tpiniingn Nm IoaxI—.Assembly/ rejected the have scrambled--traditional Mrvica 46 mission’s compromise plan to. get (Simer for the (MiriUta chtaesnor. ‘ It wah 'ithb Irirt tline Ih 45 yriuS tta V 4 'S n tM hjlbr haa en­ ' LATEX-FOAM HALE’S 8TURDYWEAR BOX-STITCHED WffH known mokos In rt^ular or gest interiuitional exposition aiid later iiTthe day as .workers acur- tertained a German leader. Today, Adenauer assured the British that Bonn will not rigidly Insist functtoni. . . ’ - Invited the peqpiss of the Earth .lied about putting, finishing negotiations between Prance'''and on talks of German reunification at proposed East-West aumnilt talks, (AP Photofax), "TTiis constant chmifa, aa weU MAHRESS TOPPER PADS QUILTED MAHRESS PADS Dtroplass Dtylas. Nat aH slits in to get together at the fair, touches on the exhibits. Others Tunisia going. The government of I continually discovered hew op­ WITH CbRNER EI-ASTIC UsSsWiMaSpeed U is the first world's fair since must wait until )a^r. Premier Felix Gaillard resigned. -* portunities to Improve efficiency, New York’s In ItSP. But it Was a'vivid scene with Soviet Backing Certain 'ire compelling reasons for giving REGUL.AR 89-08. REGULAR $3.98. •V4wy stylo. Voluos $1.00 to $4.00. With little or no chaiice of a the secretary (of defenaa) a FUX.L BED SIZE. $7.99 89 X 76 TWIN SIZE. . . . , '...... ^iJh'tamenirhOpe We now $1,000 Taken *2.69 First Funds^ for 0^11 the Brusceis World's Fair of gaYemment being formed in Parts reaaonable flexibility in the use SPECIAL a guard op Jioreeb*^ following of funds." REGULAR S7.0A REOUI.AR $4.98. 1958,” the 8T-year-oid monarch trtd to meet Bourguiba’s deadline, it the king and his brother. Prince appeared certain the French-Tu- Eisenhower’s .address wisa pre­ ■nxTN BED .size:...... $5 99 54 X 76 FULL SIZE...... *3.69 a cheering audience. "Science Is Albert, TOlh ln_.unlform.. From Safe in . _ . - a »■. pared lor a luncheon meeting of New Highways not sufficient to great civlllsationh. nislan dispute would go back to Like sleeping on a cloud, deep cushiony soft­ Pure white filling that ta guaranteed to laun­ The, rihjt spoke in the auditqr- the council. With it almoat. cer­ the American Society of News- ness. , ■ r . der white. Elastic on each comer. .T h is requires a;|M|ratta|l dcvslof- Washington. April IT (db—Wrst ium the Belgian section to an tainly will go a TdhiBian demand paper Editors and the Interna­ BABY and TOT SHOP SPECIALS Ise n t of our moral dpneeptions and Towers B r e a k lA -D O to W ith Allies tional Press Institute. From the E.VrRA HEAVY FLANNEL BACK DRILL / ’ our wilt to achieve theip through invited. aiidiencqitiiMLMM oiBciala. — w^lch the Busetana will back agportionments of federal tiindSi lomats. forelg'd'' Vlsitoiri and •3‘ ■ outset. It wax 'in the tone of his Bed PiUaw Yalues! Ul Ois states under the new high-1 constructive effo; it'her distinguiahM‘'EliesU. After­ (Continued on Page Ten) A safe St the Manchester Tow­ news co.nferenee announcement ' IRONING BOARD CO VER^ BOYS'PANTS ward. followed bf-the minkioated. ers, 511 E. Middle Tpke., was Paris, .April 17 I4»i—Gen. Laiirls • our Allies partners in this en- that he would fight and fight hard ' '-v ' •'! top-hatted drowd, he moved out Norstad told Allied defense min- deavor. Failure to do this will for the program, no matter who KEG. 86.98. B. F. GOUDRICH ' 87e •och— Req. |1„49 Elaatic waistband in waahable gabarmei-Alao rayon ' ed within the next te v days. . people to invite the world forced open sometime during the | iqtera today France has agreed create resistance, perhaps insuper­ ihto the royal entanade to kindle night and 81J)00 was stolen. was against it. The speech was \ rv LATEX FOAM REmTLAR SIZE. .. * r J | .y T Fits up to 60" boards. We sell hundreds at • and nylon.-Cplora: Gray, nar'y and charcoal. A Bureau of Ptibllc Roads to fraternize at the world’s-fair. the fair's flame. Lining the square to accept U.S. medium-range able resistance, .to the internation­ broadcast to the nation at l p.m. every’ sale. You all know the quality. ■pokesnutn. reporting this today, Batista Drafts David Harrison, manager of the missile bases and nuclear war- al control needed to prevent, over BEG. 86.99. EXTRA PLU8IP SIZE REGUlJAR S t . ' , Forty-one countriee will exhibit were pretty girls each holding the Open Hearings Slated K 8 8 said "W e will c o o p ^ te with the their achievements In the arts and flag of a nation at the fair. store at the Green formerly known Jieads. An accord with the coming years, the promiscuous LATEX FOA.M...... C...... spreading, and possible irresponsi­ Eisenhower spoke out in the $4.99 NDW^ • • • • ...... 1...... v v i. Btatee Just as hsrdXss we can to science forethe next four months, Drucilla Taylor of' Sigma Placei. aa the Manchester Mills Factory 'United States Is being jiegoti- face of a sharp challenge to his l a t e x -f o a m p a d ;5' 250,000 Aides ated, he added. ble ii.se. of nuclear weapons,” \ BEli. 87.98. DUPONT DACRON make this bib work;" drawing up what fair commtasion- BJverdaie. New York City, held Store, told police that 8600 In bills propjosal from one of the most \ REGUI.AR SS.98. ^ President Tisenhower signed the and about 8400 in change waa Dulles said also that the Soviets W. FILLED. NVLON COVERED...... er Baron Moens de Femig de­ the American flag in the ceremony. influential lawmakers at tha $4.95 IRONING BOARD COVER SET I n o W ...... Wg nieasure yeaterday—the last "I don’t know -why I was selected taken. Washington. April 17 i>P) Sec­ are making extreme efforts to X scribed .at a balance -sheet for a Into Reserves retary of State Dulles told Con- bring about a limitation of the KEG. 89^98. ^ $2.7»--Rm9. $3.49 dsy on which he could act—.but more humane world. from our group of American Capt. Walter Cass'ellt of the (Contlnued on Page Ten) expressed '"serious misgivings" Manchester Police Department gr^se today the United States armaments of free world nations 100% 18IPOBTED DO W N ...... Iron twice aa fast and-easy;______A gray, cold day held down the guides at the fair." said the blue- $7.98 DRESSES about what he ijabed "serious de- Havana, April 17 iJP)—President said this IB what happened: must share atomic weapons se­ to conventional weapons, without, size of, the opening moimlng crowd. crets with its Allies else the So­ of course, giving up their own nu­ Chooae from aprihg colors and ityles in .nylon' and fecU" in it. But-thousands poured through the (Continued on Page Five) Fulgencia Batista abruptly swept Sometime "between 10:30' p.m. EXTRA HEAVY WAMSUHA HALE'S HEAVY QUALITY yestexday. When the last person viet Union will dominate therii clear weapons. If the Soviets suc­ cotton. Values to 85.98. Slzea 3 to. 6x, The • President's action was more than 250,000 public 8er^'ice with nuclear .superiority. H "CHARMHOUSE" > T '' pielsed by both Democrats and Re­ left the building, and 8:45 a.m. to­ ceed. Dulles .said, they will have BED TAG , / employes into the military reserve day, whqh the-break was discover­ In testimony prepai-ed for a Sen- much less incentive to seek a bal­ Bulletins publicans in Congress. Leaders today -and ordered that they be ate-Hou.se Atomic Energy sub- TOWEL ENSEMBLE DAYk apECIAL ...... ______ed! someone entered the third anced limitatipn of armament. 7 TOW a ENSEMBLE $3.97 irom both sides said the measure called to arms if necessary to comr comihitlee, Dulles backed an ad- So. Dulles concluded, not to pro- from the AP Wires - ■/. ■ ______: should give a substantial lift to the story CJhambera Furniture Sale REG. 81.98. 24 X 46. WITH DACfiON REINFORCED SELVAGES Scientists Disagree bat uprisings and atrikes. Batista display room by climbing a ladden ministration bill to perhilt thia , vijg for greater sharing of nuclear EXTRA L.ARGE RATH .SIZE. economy. and his cabinet announced the country to share know how, weap­ capabilities with U.S. Allies $1.39 REG 81.19. 22 X 44. and breaking a window. The fur­ ^ e s e are the two apportlon- decree after an all-ilight aesRiOn ons materials and s6me parts with “would in effect make the United EARLIER REPTiKlD DATE ’ BATH SIZE...... Closeout Sale mMts to the states whidh can be niture store occupies the upper KEG. 90c. 16 X 28. 88c that ended Just before dawn. floor o f the: building which houses the friendly nations. States a partner with the Soviet Hartford, .April 17 uP)—660,- HAND SIZE...... r ^ h c made ImmAliately under the bill: Employes of all transport sys* the Manchester Towers on the ■T^e .subcommittee asked him Union in imposing on our NATO 000 Connecticut taxpayers beat REG. 59r. 8400 ' mtlilon of extra federsl. terns, power and communications specifically for an official view HAND SIZE...... lower floors. Allies such an, incapacity to use the Tueaday deadline. "Tha" REG. 49c. 49c FABRIC GLOVES money fW. fiscal 1959 for primary, utilities, government .offices, ho-; on how such sharing would affeft nuclear tactical weapons that So­ tels, banks and similar enterprises The thief then walked down a efforts t«» bring about interna­ bulk of refimds will be made a FACE' CLOTHS. 35c REG. 29o Waahable alip-on atylea in iegular secondary'and urban road systems flight of stairs and entered the viet dominance over western Eu­ month earlier this year and —often designated A-B-C roads. By .ALTON L. BLAKESLEE | other ecientista tnink the AEC are covered by the order. .The tional .arms limitation. rope wtjuld be largely achieved and FACE CLOTHS...... 25c and stretch atylea. Pair 69c Chambers office on]y to find the Dulles' replied the legislation is should be In the han^ of the You, all know the Wamsutta quality! .These This would have to be matched by (.AP Sclenoe Reporter) ie eetimating the effects of fall­ number of Cubans directly affected ■little Incentive wduld be left for out far too low. .And they 'say is estimated at more than 250,000. safe there open and empty. He indispensable for that purpose. In taxpayer by the Rrst week ia low prices during our April Sale only. Choose Made e s ^ ia lly for us by one of the country’a 8200 million of state money but the New York. April 17 fP)—FsHout then went down another flight of the Soviet Union , to limit its own June,” DistriiR Director Harold atatea could borrow 8115 million fallout la not evenly distributed, Although they w;ere placed un­ the first place, he said, the free na­ armament." from 8 colors. * Dnest mills. S4 at once; the.states do not have to Scientists di.sagree on the ex­ Morals Squad bags 119 persons , . . Protect your pillows from wait until- the fiscal year begins tent of this risk because so little fourth, tough niea.sure taken uiider State i^alUi Dept, reported soiling ' . Regular 82.98 and 83.00, Mn>;y atylea In ploaUc calf. the state of emergency which Rep. Wright (D-Tex). says he is July I. , Is known dir'ectly about the sorry if he disturbed President Matches 1949-50 Slump that laboratory ' testa show 4; JVIasked Bandit gave Batista sweeping powers radioactive content “ is trill way SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF THE NEW patent'; straws and *219 *3.39 In addition, the bill makes pos- fects of radiation on hqman hered Elsenhotver by suggesting presi­ REG. $4.98 PATTERN imported, baskets. ■ible thepe federal appor^tlonmenti April 1. The first three decrees below , any danger polnL” For 8 For 81.00 MORGAN JONES ity. Tliey have to gue,s.s from i s • !. / " ' were severe imtlstrike measures. dent ought to do less golfing and KENDALL THRIFTY DRY , In July, instead of . December as studies of fruit files, plants and K |~b|kU I w l a i l 4 j £ I I * the amount of nKlloacrivlty , PART LINEN In another move to head off up­ spend more time looking at condi­ would otherwise be the case: small animals, which don’t take 20 ' * * - ^ * '® J.T ACT* tions across the 'country. Output Off,, $15 Billion there is In the waters ■!» aai^ DISH TOWELS : Laiiies’ Billfolds^reneh Pursas risings C^ubajs armed .forces re- "you coidd ' drink It and It LOOP RUBS 8 2 billion of interstate, system^ jrjearsJ.O produce one-generatibn. eenCiy, were enlarged from 27,000 . Soviet 'Union warns that it Kenton's genuine leather all. with miracle change money, for fiscal 1960. WithourtFe One expert guess is that' na- mattes no difference whether nu­ wouldn’t do harm.” DISH TOWELS Jumbo Size, NYLON new ■ law, only 81.600,00().000 ©fNi^ht Train to 34,000 men.. . , f t t •II purse and picture compartment. Re(^, black, tural AXdic ACdloactlvlty is causing , Batista and the cabinet issued clear \^'eapons are large’ or small, 20” X .36”, Each 3 9 c blue, tan and natural. ' e M A Q . would have briSn Available. a boat '10 per cent of all changes Year from Boom Level WORLD B.ANK HEAD HOPEFUL ^ RED TAG SPECIALS' TRIOOT an order today aimed at stopping the use of either will bring rata- United Nations, N..V., April 17 • f For Values to 87.50. ' ▼ A »“ 0 . $000 million of A-B-^funda for in human genes, the carriers of Sydney, N. S., April 17 — A rumors that flood the'country atrophic ronsequenees on the couii- ' With multi-color border *3.98 fiscal I960. 'These would be ifv—The head of the world bank E xtra. absorbent, nonlint; stripes. Dries twice as many heredity traits. masked gunman held up the mall dally. It provides for Impiison- try from which they were fired WasHlngton, April 17 -Iva tely. will ahow ^‘that the "gross From Hole's Ready*ton‘ng 8t,vle8 In lace trim bodice (Continued on I’age Six) Judith Allen, 18, of Westboro, than the percentage decline from SPRING COATS AGRICO ...... 100 lbs. $5^40 Twenty-eeven) producing some' genetic damage. tr Cape Breton Island’a history. soon to be released, reportedly New Haven,. April 17 (,P)—Tbo For^ lawns, 6-10-4. Some eclentiata say the addition Mass., is under police guard at un­ top to bottom of the 1053-54 reces­ New Haven Railroad said today IRONING BOARD COVERS SPREADS and DRAPERIES and hem. Buy ahead now for Mother'.s Royal Canadian Mounted Police will ahQ>ft that the 87>i billion Choose from clutcl; wj-aps. cardigan alylea, bullon down is practically imperceptible. Others disclosed hideout after she gave skid in the last quarter of 1957 sion. It matches the more severe It.is conducting "active negotia­ .I f ’f coDara. caftan aliu, push-iip or turn-back cuffs. Extra Special Printed or , A G R IC O ...... 100 lbs. $5.00 •say that, in time, 'fallout means and postal authprtUea said they Slate Jobless Told authoritlee details of 8I0JI57 rob­ waa approxirnately equaled by the 1049-5() decline when that reces- j tions" for the sale of its entira Day gifts. Sizes 32 to 40. Regular Java Marines Land bery at People’s. National Bank 'sion was half a year old,, , ! All fsmous najTieB—fanioufi fabric coAts In The very newest ' - . Each 57c Plain Colors,-...... Each *4 .4 7 -For gardens, 5-10-5. hundveda of thousands of infants don’t know yet whal was stolen. further drop in first-quarter 1958. Connecticut Company bus opera­ colors. $2.98. ‘ wilf be lost in miscarriages, or be The train left Halifax at 8:30 T o File f o r Benefits of Marboro Feb. 28 . . . Nlkita- The report will bolster the evi­ ■Government economists search­ tions. A. Gerdea Kuhbach, the SIZES d tb 18-7-10 15. ' P'lts uf to 60" board. Iron faster and easier. » Extra size twin spreads. "86xll0’’:' Extra size DRICONURE ...... 50 lbs. $3.25 Oni Sumatra Coast doomed to aicklyj feeble, or short­ p.m, last night. The gunman board­ Khrushchev is 64 today, but none dence that the recession already ing for clues to the pattern of the railroad’s vice president in Silicon treated, gives more 'heat reflection. Elaa- full spreads. 100"xn0"; Draperies, 80"x90" long ed the mall car while the express of Moscow's morning papers com­ next few months have been poring '(■barge of ftnaace, said several tic bound. ■ . ■ ened lives. ‘ is deeper than that of 1953-4, in­ over an unusual series, of charts Values to $59.95. pair. ' s p e c ia l No one cen prove he is right. was at Port Hawkeshury at about Hartford. Api-t 1' (>P) — Unem­ ment on It. formants said, and in several re­ groups have expressed an in­ GRASS SE^ ...... 5 lbs. $1.89 Jakarta, Indonesia, April 17 UP) The United States may have to . prepared by the privately sup­ i Continuing and intensified studies 3.30 a.m. A mail carrier-who met ployed workers who'have exhaust- spects Is matching the sharper terest In the company in the last NOW *39.00 *2.39 — Marihea from Java landed on e( their jobless jay benefits have fubeldize exporters in. order to ported Committee for Economic year. Kihbach said the railroad "WE DELIVER” the west coast of Sumatra today of , radiation will produce - the the train at Little Bras d’Or about slump of 1949-50. 6:10 a.m’ dlscovereu the robbery^ been urged to go to the nearest compete with .Soviet prestige Development (CED). Committee is already negoHariag with all Values to $39.95. InAhe Jakarta government’s prom- facts. ' The trends last month still were offloials have had scores of re­ HOU8EW’AlilE8 DEPT— (BA8KMENT LEVEL) Atomic E n'e rj; y Commission He found the car doors closed and office of the Sts’ e Labo;- Depart­ price-cutting abroad, Henry Cabot but one prospective purchaser, Jmn major bid to smash the 2- ment and file for extra unemploy­ Lodge says. . . . Republican pri­ downward. The fall was less rapid, quests from government agencies N O W *29.00 . » / IBonth-old rebellion against Pres­ (AEC) experts say the added risk heard the clerks hamr/.erlng on and this has stiffened the resis­ CLOSEOUTS FROM HALE'S LINGERIE DEPT. the washroom door. ment copip«haulion. mary in Bridgeport in-which con­ for the charts, which compare the NEWS MANIPULATED ALL KALK.S FI.NAL ident Suksrno. of genetic danifge- from fallout is tance of key adminiatratlon ad­ major business barometers in tha W'ashlpgtoB, April 17 (d*)—Tka not aa great aa the added risk of The State Labor Comniissions trol of the party is a major issue POPULAR MAKE FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE... Preihier DJurands said the in- The express reached Sydney at today features a series of party visers to quick antl-receaslon rem- present recession with those of the .American Society of Nowapapfit ...... SPECIAL - .vadara-jhet-llltle Initial__ ic^st-_ moving fS'omj.a.wc^ house _ .1:49, jun.. Jt5, _mlnutes.. la te, ... "w^^ fe'tfae— Ie»-^ephteh- priwiairifie in varieua-etate-eon^u^ .ediaa~a. ganec^ .tAX..cut_liC-Jilte.; 'teick or Itohe house. ReMoh: Editors -tAffNE). was toM today- ‘»nce’." i. The clerks, Gordon Mbarsh and they caji^hBfee^ddltlQnat beiie- nltiea. alve public works. month and stage by stage. the .Defense Departewat baa - A SMAtt GROUFt)F SUiTr NYLON dr I K n ^ The Navy said the amphlblbue The- brick or stone house exposes tiMllbr MaqKdy of Truro, N. S., Rayco Manufacturing Oo. of Big Question Unsnswafed The CEb U a non-profit eco­ $3.98 to you to lnci;aaaed natural radio­ said they believe the robber left fits. ^ ^ nquiipiiiated Informatioa ta an BeajiWuLwooU and pure ailka In lovely apring colora. ‘ In waltz .01^ hiU lenj^ha. invasion began at dawn, report­ The chkgks are expectad to be Pateraon," N. J., accused by Fed­ So far no official hM answered nomic research organization,, of attempt to manage the newt DISCS 9 to la. *2 .79 T. edly at the Indian Ocean beach of activity, ian increase greater thian the train-at Orangedale, about 30 the question: aWhat l(4vel of un,- businessmen. It found the compar­ milea from Port Hawkesbury, This sent out witoin four days of filing. eral Trade Commission of using about mlaaUea and Mtollltea. Tlku. It te 36 mUea west of the average exposure from fallout. false and deceptive advertUlng for employihent—or production and isons sufficiently' disturbing to . M $7.9S Vduts One AEC aclantist calculates was the train’s only stop before The LeglalaUTsfipprotfod a The oknrgo waa mada by B«M. Value, to $69.95. rebel mountain capital of Bukit- measure tueaday extending JoblaaS Ita auto aoat covers and convertl- income—will the admlnlatration promote its recent prqpowl for a f ^ Q y / 9 5 tlnggl and 60 miles up the coast the average, radium-dial wrist Little Sraa d’or, about 20 miles taka ps U\e alarm signal for emer- temporary, acroaa-the-board, 20 watch expoaaa the. wearePfi: ifat pay benefits up to 18 additional bla tdpa.'. An TS-ycar-old girl if flOnOH PAJAMAS - ^ — *4.95 MANCHISTER t COMN' fJrom the port o f Padang. They .from Sydney. akot and ’ aertooBly wounded on gtney federal acQohr 'SiMf ednt cut Ih income takes te glanda to about twice the radia­ They said the bandit waa maak- weeka for osrtxtn unoniployad par­ .booet public purchasing power.- ooboocnmtttee. Maaa^ bM ALL SALES FINAL are the last major canters held Manhatun aubway atgirway thia 8

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\ •\ y . ^5A G E T W b HANC 5TOR EVENgJG HERALD, ^CHESTER. CO tURSDAY. APRIL 17. 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ,^ ., MANCHESTER; («^NNw THURSDAY,. APRIL 17, 1988 PAGE T te E E X. ilfijtaiiiiili T ► * t - - under the auspices of tbe Wap- ping CommunlW House at file Coveritly X EUmaton Sciei^T^chiiig at M] South Windsor ping Community Church Building usiial times. T-O-N-l-G-H-T A 0 to 1 o.m. Fund Committee. Chairman Wai­ Ths Wat>ping Community \ ihein'wolil on ter McClatchey said that a wide Church Women will have on oil emen /' 1816 Winter variety of clothing, household ar­ day sewing meeting on 'Friday at \K of G Buys 15>^res of Land ticles Including furnltufe, and gar-; the home of Mrs. Anna JMtoldlek.-_ idance 5ei den tools will be among itoms of- Assistant hosteaaea will boNMiis; V TO DUNsnra sent „ ^ J A Z Z J«rcd for oale. Oertriids Faocoe and Mr*. HiMpn On SnakeJKll Rd. for Hoiiie Netv Tanke: Amad ShetaweM , ■Mss vBlaswblA it FEATtmiNO OUTSTANpINa JAZZ PEB80NAL1TIB8 A Seen W^orst Fairbanks. , Hees;, ui B proverb for your H rm Thomas Burgess, G. WsrrOn bridgr''Blmanao: Take care of K 5 4 8 Westbrook o*l Alton Lane will Thsy will olap havk a special . 4318, K of C.flng regulationa to the following; ' The Volunteer Fire Depai S ‘’Slaliliy” Patter -k “Stsiy” OtsttaAit program for the women in Dm St. JiiSf Council 431S, K ol is enlarging Iti present equi your entries, and your tricks will t 2 Uncovers Talent By Burnham be auctlonCors. The church Youth hai purenyed ISydma of land A, J, LaPointe for an extension of take care of themselves. 1 10 J ^ ON TRUMPET QN TROMBONE Fellawshlp' group will operate x parish on the evening of M h y ^ building permit oil Homestead and has recently bought 4/1958 They will meet j*t Zc30 p.m at t h e ' Snake HUl Hd. from Joaeph Lom­ South ruffed the first spade,and Com* BUf m tD ng to tbe UveiUest Spot ia'Xowa! . Know and cold weather this refreshm nt booth, serylhg coffee, bard and plaHk are belnjf formu­ Dr. to Sept. 30. LaPointe had al­ CMC, 2,500-galIbn tank trUM'from led out the ace of hearts. Wait ■AST. By JUDITH AHEARN Pmeasursa reaJlirig ahUity is fiyiiB doughAuls imd othcK^food items. Homord Seminary' Fotmdatlon in the »Ik Oil Co. of I^rehouae Kmth reminds One local, resident lated to build a home on the aite ready been given. an extension on discarded a spade, and South dis­ 10 » S « AS^^70 (SMoad la Serlea) in eighth grade. ^ ' ’ FBlrDato'^ Mackenste 'Hall. The Rev. Jooe his original permit. „ Point. 9 i » 7 0 S of wimt he- heard about ths slim­ Valencia Jr., will tell.about the In the near future. carded his smile. , How does Mancheater High In ninth grade the students take The Wapping FalrXwfll.^ Joaeph WitkowlHt la huildina Also, Walter F. Hlltgeri to re­ The coat of the taitWWas |4,S00. ^ After a moment. South thought ^ 7o« 4 9 I O A K G R IU the "8ehooTUege AMUty Test," mer (^ch must have'been the this year on B ^em btt 6, ibjs an­ Christian phurch in the IffiiUp- model his. home In Waterfront The truck,will be.j^yerted.. to 10 5. School find which students ,hsv* plnee. At 8 p.m. the group -will committee chairman. Additional had the solution. He could get SO OAK ST., MANCHESTER — NO OOVEg, NO MINT- sMIlty for sclenceT i and the "Kuder Interest I-yep- coldest Ih .^ u th Windsor history. nounced by Rcmrt Burrill, plana include developing the area Park development to conyert ■* fire fighting vehi^ 'ITte depart' over to dummy, lead a tramp for WHTIH: tory." , He is-Atnmaon Burnham of Song man of the Wapping Fair tour the four Seminary buildings porch into additional living quarU ment is ,now 30 /M r s old apd is A Ncm By using a atiJf of 15 teacfier- In 10th grade they take the "Iowa .^th-peon' Carter peraonolly con- for a baaeball field and ute amoded a finesse, and thus limit East to A K Q 10 4 3 eounselora ^and two full-time HUl - Rd:, who will celebrate his The date was decided upon at V--;. area for a picinic grove. The prop­ era. » ' not tax support^. It has been one trump trick. Test f Educational Development," 96th birthday in October. The year imeent meeting of officers iind d<* mating the tour. At 9 p.m., des­ erty haa a small brook running The board denied the afipeal of -saving for seye^l years to mi^e How was he to reach dumipyT - Ith guidance people, by scheduling ap­ Which includes a aecU tm ab ility , he was referring to was isa6, the rectors of the association. Meet­ sert and coffee' will he served in Coach Garages, Inc. to build a thjs purchasr NOW! REAL PIZZA pointments between every student to rej^, tindsrstand, mtut make de- ings. .«rlll be held on the second Hoemer Hall. Reeervatlons should through it. ,• Clubs seemsd safer than- dia­ ENJOT IT HERE,—OR-tMADE READY T O ^A K ^ and his counaelor at least once a yqoMn which his fJ^'Erivas horn. The Council will present' a garage on the property of Ray­ At Drive-In dep^tm ent's only income is- monds, so South led a club to Bass 2 # ftm cisioiui On science /mformation. / In his youth BUrnham oftsn Friday of each month from now be .mode..with Kate ‘XJnsIey or miitatrel show the evening of June mond Hathaway on Ross Ave., from th/4innual lawn parties and dummy's ace. This was so safe Fass . 4 i ^ yeair, by keeping a atookpilc of These. Iowa tests An/B fOrmldahte heard older residents refer to 1816 until .Urn* for.’the fair to often.' Margaret'Kurgeoe before April which lacked proper, setback Yul Brynner and Maria Schell, from duM from the. firerqen. • • • • FOR QUICK SERVICE CAIX^MI 9-1 • • • • information on jobs - and ^uca-. collection and are imministcred to Meetings Plaauied 29, There WuKra a 59 cent charge 7 at the Nathan Hale Community noted Ekiropean star making her that it cost South his vulnerable Fais 4 « f m a* the year of no summer. During Center under’ direction, of Albert 'apace. The reasons given by T h^new tank will bb painted Slam contract! Tbm Ttm- FM 2 tkmal opportunities, and by ad- SO many high schqpl students in the eveiy month snow fell. It was so' Boy Scout "rroop 236 will meet for refreahmenta and tronsporta- Board Chairman Richard ' W. Hollywood debut, enact the pas-, redjmd fitted with equipment cab­ OpsaiBg Ifiid — 4iQ ministerihg a bairrkge. of exami­ country that It is’po(isible to com­ cold throu^out the summer that Thursday At 7 p.m. at the Wapping tl

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/?: •.*'..... PAGE ELEVEN PAGB'W MAKCH?STBR EVENING HERALI^ k MANCMESTS;^^^^ APRIL 17, 19B8 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CONN-v THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1968. 1< Ro^1^vUle•yern6^ V Ike Averts Pentagon Plan $l,OOG Taken T u r n s Safety^lvency" Blueprint Front Safe in Fiv^ndustriej Lay I P a r i s W e e (Onttniwl trom r » c « One). > spending. Tat, In the faca of Towers Break ill •ea. ^ 8 A-Datd with Aif ies Uiq, Soviet attitude, wa pealiza Ita ■ / Cupitnl ChUrman Vinson ,(D* necaaelty. Whatever the coat, we ■N ; K-'*'." ------, . ' (Cmittoined from Page Oae) F o r A c e p r d (COkUmied trom P s ^ , Q m ) mova toward n eu tra w .V or at Gri/lii^ the Hoiise Armed Services rmiat keep America aecure, • ffive Industries Vr* considaring^ajit. with coffee, and a chicken leaat aion-partlcipatldn. 1» what locating In the Rockville area, -as barbecue will be served at noon, pftnmiltee. , ' .r'But In the procest we must not, stairs, brokis through'^ a beaver fConttnned from Page One) tarded by cilhgthg to the present •hould be a common millticy af- by our own hand.ideatroy America. a result of activity the Ibckl Attending from Vernon will be Within hours sfler the Presi­ board partition next to the dpor of Mrs. Foster..Friday, Mrs. Charles tight limitations; Hs noted that fort." This wa could do by useless over­ ' Dullea aaid It la time to dent sent his propose! formally to the, Towers, rekebed In, and un­ Chamber of Commerce, Vincent A. ’arren, Mrs. Paul Mlllette, Mrd. to the hilt — that the council also the United Ststei,' Britain and spending.' Thus we would under­ take up the Algerian rebellion aa Ruasjte independently have devfel- about a more fruitful epUabor the (imicreM yesterday, Vinson mine the economic strength on locked the door ffom the inside. Choate, executive secretary re­ Serald Rlslay, Mrs. Charlaa Fred- vealed today. rfekson, Mrs. Arthur Oustafson, the Hiot qf the trouble between oMHi euch weapone "and the And, ha aaid, it wUI not b e . cut loo.se In^^ House speech in n’hiqh our freedom and military Once inside the room, he then France and Tunisia.' 'Mtentists of many other eountriee way—the' British have Inip - power depend. I know oi.e sure One InduztiT’ ’'’ is ^lintctlcally and Mrs; Leon Dube.. \ihieh he called H a move toward expertly forced open ' the safe's Mrs. FYbd Paisley and Mrs. John’ have theee ikilta tq enable them contributiona .tb maka. way to overspend. That is by over­ sewed up,” another Is-"very close" Bourguibk's' broadcast , The subcommittee haa ’ heard •eltinjt up a Trlwsian-type su­ door and took the money, police and three others are undecided at Oberchowskl, Tolland CoUnty rep­ public silence which had to do the tame.” indulging sentlmal attachments to resentatives, are on the committee ‘some witneesee oppose the bill on preme hlsrh command."^ butmodad, mjlttarymachlnta and •aid. this point, Choate said. since Tunlaian Independeiii Eventual, International control,- grounds It would facilitate the entry In charge of arrangements. March -20. Vinson also moved to -{(five un­ concepts.'''' NotUled by Chambera The five industries combined be said, ie the only snawer. Dullea of more couhtries Into the nuclear would provide employment for 1- Mrs. Mason Elected He pointed out ^ a t French emphasized the United Ststea informed critics of the reorganisa­ "Paraphrasing an American pa­ Police .first were aware of the Mrs. John 8. Mason of Vernon weapon field and make it harder tion Plan a public forum for their triot, our motto miut be; ‘Billions incident when Theodore Chambers, 000 people. One industry . needs ernmental crlsee < ^ n last does not propose distributing com­ to get dlearmament agreementa, waa elected correspondmg secre­ time, plete nuclear weapons to * other objection.s He announced that for defense; not one cent to. heed­ brothel of AugUn Chambers. o w n -\ ^ ^ ;^ square feet of floor area, tary’ of Children's Services of Con­ 'The aubcoimnittee voted to hold hearings on the plan, which his less waste'. er of the furniture store, reported which Is expected to cost /ovtr $1,-' " Can’t Walt countries although it would atoch- open ita haaringa until Dullea could necticut at the annual meeting plle some in the custody of Ita ownv committee wilt start ^Xuesday, will "Such constder-Uons I have the broken window about 8;00 a.m. 500,990 to build. ‘ . . held at Children's Village In Hart­ 'I cannot, wait a very long appear and provide a top-ltvel be open-door affairs.' placed before Congres.i irf a mes­ Police then follow ^ the trail Other flrins need flOor space time,” he Said, waving hiS arma. forces sbrasd. eatimate of these poseihilltlee. ford yesterday. The But unless NATO Allies are Some other members of Con­ sage on defense reorganization. which led to the' Towers safe. ranging upwards from 70,000 BHected president.' was Mrs. time It took President Also to be heard today was gress besides Vinson have been The purpose is clear. It Is safety Towers opens at 10 a.m for busl- square feet. Of the five firms, in­ Louis' L. Coudert of Hartford. Rene; ity.atx weeks to find a new Helped by an exchange ql Infor­ Thoinaa Murray, former Atomie sharply critical of the reorganisa­ with solvency. The country Is en­ neas. The Chambers' store own­ terested in this area, three wilt Other officers are Edward H. li t ­ ove lent. I cannot wait while mation, he said, they may wast- Energy commiaaioner and now a tion olan. titled to both.” er. w sf the last person out of the require new plants. The one which tle of Hartford and Arthur W goes through this pilxess tuily try to duplicate U.S. work consultant to the CongreasionaJ Taking note of Vinson criticism building last night. is most definite, ’will use an bx- Frank Jr., of West Hartford, vli 1 am responsible for the in the nuclear weapons field "or committee. . without raeptlohihg him by name, Police reported that the ladder iatlng building, for which negotia­ presidents; Mrs. Walter H. Qrky administration of this state. I ■ y . W e a l S p M a U Eisenhower ,^aid foes of the plan used to climb to the third story tions are underway. and Mra'Daniel F. Harvey, both of ,want to sea a new French gov­ will contend it seeks to set up "a Open Foruni windodr was "probably taken” The Chamber has been In con­ Hartford, recording se^ ernment within seven days. OUier- monstrous general staff—usuaily from aavnral ladders lying on the tact 'with two of the firms slhoe Mrs. John M. W aah bu^ of West wise I will return to the United Medical Association Lifts Ban called •Prussian” ’ and .that such ground behind the large building. July and October of last year. Con­ -Hartford, traaaurer,/and Mrs. Nations .for the eecond time. LIAN, nN D n AND flAVOim iL a staff in the critics view’ would •Wonderful Program^ The safe robbery la the largest tacts with the other three were Richard B. R edfiel^ ^ West Hart He added that after the "pene­ be' set up "to dominate pur armed To tbs Editor, here since |8,000 was taken from made within the iMt two months. ford, asaiatant in trating analysla" of the. good Polio Oinics; Two Slated offices team—U.S, Deputy Under­ forces and in due course will It was my privilege \,ast Sunday King’s during a weekend break AMractloiis Cited Road-ErO Hntriea High threaten our liberty.” last summer. Since then, only secretary' o f State Robert Murphy or BOTTOM u afternoon to attend the program ' Choate pointed out that local ac­ A record number of entries are free_polio clinic for aU_ real-^woidd not be able to handle ••That Is nonsense,” Eisenhower - - .one other safe Job has been re­ tivity during the past year has expected to compete In the second and British diplomat Harold Bee- its of Rockville, Vernon, BHllng crowds. ROUND ROAST lop fer the Handicapped at the Hlghiported in Manchester, at,the First '•aid. made this area more attractive to annual Baf# Driving Road-e-o Sun­ ley—"it w-ill be easier for us to ton-and Tolland has been set up by Association officers than prom­ Assails F*ea of Plan School pool. It was ^most gratify­ Food Store o'n Center St. last Industry. day in tha canter of the city op­ gain a great success In the Securi­ area doctors, for April 80 and May ised to reconsider the matter of Eisenhower -alab' hit' out at those ing to see a group of*our own teen­ month. The Ellington Country Club, now posite the bandstanfl. This event, ty Council.” V lA, in reversal of' a previous stand. public clinics. MAOY TO COOK agers from the High School in' ac­ Cassells sal&.. that last night'a who contend Uta-plah. which would under construction, has been aiUnu. .aponsored by the Rockville'Junior Murphy announced In Paris yes­ One-hour eeeatons wrlll be held Before the medical association concentrate TBHiM new authority tion. performing. a service to the break followa-'^'a series of several portant— ,— . factor«— in interesting------sever­ 'Chamber of Commerce, will begin terday that he and Beeley.. were from 6 to 7 p.m. at Northeast handicapped of Maifohester. Thiii safe robberies in this area, includ­ raveraed ita stand yesterday, mem­ In the secreiapv of defense, would al firms in locating In this area, promptly at 1 p.m. going to London and that he then School in Rockville and Longview ber doctors faced dismiMSl if they 2 h t o 3 w lb „ make that official "a ’czar' who wonderful program sponsored by ing about five in Storrs this particularly one relocating from .Fifteen youths, including four would return to Washington. School ill Ellington on both nights. the Town Recreation Department, month. Hartford haa also been participated In non • recognised AVERAGE ^ will overwhelm our Jiberty.” He the New York metropolitan afea. girls, have signed to date, with The U.S.-Biitlsh plan to which The tong-sougJi4 FoUo clinic fi­ Salk vaccine inoculations. Some denied the plan would do any such provides a most valuaUe-azrvice plagued with auch crimes lately. The chamber has a tnujm better late entries expected to awell the Beurguiba agreed called for direct nally received thesapproval of the FRESH CHICKENS that is worthy of public'praise and Authorities throughout the state doctors favored the public, clinics thing. chance of attractihg bidustry id total to 20. Any boy or girl under French-Tunlsian negotiations to Tolland County Medical Asen. yes­ but were stymied by the aseoeia- It will likely be aaid, in addi­ thanks. It was a m ov wonderful are investigating- all of these mat­ this area now that tpCK are sites 20 years qf age, who possesses a work out withdrawal of French terday. \- experience to see the smiling faces ters. tlon'a ruling. MILDLY CU ilD tion. that these proposals will vio­ zoned for Industry In'BIlington, Tol- drivers license, and has been troop's from all of Tunisia except A proposal by the Jayceea some No clinics have been held In V-" late the responsibilities of Con­ of these boys and girls, as they There are no deAnite leads con­ lafid, Rockville Vernon, -Choate the Bizerte Naval Base, U.S.- time ago, was 'turned do«ni by the were ■ carefully' and sklHfuily without a driving violation . dur­ Rockville,' Tolland or EUington gress. especially its power over cerning the Towers robbery, Cas­ said. ing the last six months is eligible Britlsh supervision of Tunisian Rockville Medical Society n d the guided and Instructed by the mem­ sells said. rince the first Salk vaccina. pro­ the purse, Eisenhower said in ref- He mentionbd that a condition of to complete. Late entries will be airflsids to keep them from being county association on set grams tor young children. bers of the Teen-Age Swim Club. one industry is that ita new locq- used to aid the Algerian rebels, BANANAS LB arence to his plan for •giving the casions on the baste that tfiEre w (0. . In these days .when there la so accepted at the bandstand Sunday Registratioo Asked - aaeretary. o f -defense greater flex­ JJan.be.do a major throughwayv retniening of French ■-aoasulates no need for onet - - -.J . - , .. . * g | A ■ ■ L x much talk about teenage delin­ stTlrSO 't'.m. so that the written Idrbn and adults u p 'W '40 ' 47 This firm has been shown the Ifi- SMOKED PICNICS ibility in handling military test may be taken before the skill closed by Bourgulba and talks on More recently, the Ellington money. quency, il was wonderful to see dustrially-zoned Wnd on Rt. 15 in resettlement o f . French expelled yeailKqf age, ndio haven’t received our own teenagere from the High U.S. ecession Vernon, testa begin. PTA’ groups tried to arrange a three asm Veccine shots, may dowiN Yiuew ^ ,u$ 2 ^ ”Ab 1 have said, that is equally '^ e competitors, this year, will from their homes In TucHsls neat clinic, altering plans to conform to a O V ER D A U ..fiuc fetched..’^ .Elaea||pwer--«fcid,-.... School.' showing a great interwt • ______register by'’omUng the office of the and 'assuming responsibility in a the ‘tne^cat association's witliSs. R w k ^ e Pum c Health Nursing %^'\SLICE0 "The Congress wili^eep. In every TxrEiidbjrFsil, locating, for various reasons, Warren, defendlnjr chsmpion. Ann The French Rightists rejected However, after a clinic wsa flnatiy K. u 6 9 respect, .Its full constitutional au­ program of such importance. I feel none of them le undergoing the plan because, it did not include Assn. Nitefore the date,. .Walk- Frankf urts »5 3< Bacon 0< that these-’ -teenegers, vlrho vol­ Bate, Elaine Bentley^ Judy Blake^ arranged by the PTA including ins will be accepted iMitpcopte are W InM op thority.'over the appropriation of iunJOiZ expansion. Fred Arst, Richard Spurling, Lar­ • guarantee from Bourgulba to publicity and fegiatrationa,’ the ee- 1 funds. But greater nexibillty In de­ untarily formed a swim club for 8 One firm iS almost new, another close, the.Aljarlan-Tuntsian border urged' to register ao o fn e j^ Will the express purpose of.extending a Sen. Byrd Say? ry Peterson, Terry Bundy, Frank eocletion voted on April 1 to with­ know how many to expect. ^ fense spending will result in great­ is moving from tight quarters, an­ Wrpbel Jr., Wendy Warren, George to the AJgsriaff’ rebels, something draw, claiming the program had er efficiency, more, responsiveness helping hand to the handicapped, other wants' to be nearer its supply Rourgulta' has said Tunisian The nursing assoqlaUon is asnst-^ V a L ! are representative of the majority Washington, April 17-(A'i — Sen. Vesper, Roger UghL Harold Arey, "snowballed.’i Arrangements had Ihg the doctors tn the clinic. There C^ogo Choose u c to changing military requirements, Of raw material, which is In this and Tony Wasilefsky. sympathy for the rebels would ' 23 FRESH and more economical management of teenagers ntol only in Manches­ Byrd (D-Va) said today informa­ area, and another desires to leave nevey^let him accept. been made to have patients trans­ will be no charge, but dotiatiSns 43 ter, but all over the .country. tion compiled by the Senate Fi­ Richard Maharan, in charge of ported to the doctors’ office*, but wfly be, acceptea Toungsters .at­ of major defense programs.” the New York metropolitan area.- AOoepted All Terms Cottage Choose vh** Chives li ZSc AH of the people associated with nance Committee indicates to him Judges, has announced the follow­ the number of registrants grew so tending the clinic alone ahoiild have Frffith O rM n Eisenhower said the fears of the program, inclQdlng the' 1. O. H. ’Phe competition ' withm Con­ ing persons as head Judj(ea: Capt The President said he had ac­ rapidly that doctors felt they permission eltpe. critics are "at the least misconcep­ the recession has about hit bot­ necticut as well ss from other Cream -Cheese l i $ 9 c Council members, Mr. John Dorm­ tom and an economic upturn can Peter Dowgewicz, Police Commis­ cepted all the compromises Haddock Fillet tions” and at the most, mlsrepre- er- Mr. Kaymond Tierney and Mr. He_ex8ejied..by f ^ . ^ states for these Industries Is tre- sioner John Jfaskulka, who Js S^e- Murphy and Beeley presented aantidienB.-----^ ,------^ ^ Joseph Burke; M iss Alice Madden, neadciiiSr- aecOcdlng to-Choate.- - A soni, whlle_-:;France- did - not-"r U ‘‘I repeat." Eisenhower said, Bypa,~Whb heads Uu committee Other states are offering "fan- All the fault Is on France's side XP,'H. advisor; Towh.ftecMatloh- aaid. in,.an interview that- moat of Romid Kbsalc.-'driving. .lastnictoz ” t>e ^ ' al Director James Herdic and the tasuc deals" to «WfCe Iridiislry .Id Snd bre wlinvive a ’ffe a f sueceM.' •■"MV.-.o'-'iyw-■.n'o-' ” - ^ o single cliief of staff; the group's correspondence from at the high school, and State. Po­ BroffiraH Spetw a others who have contributed to tjie settle within their borders, Choate liceman William Tomlin. he declared. "If Friuice doei not •'—No Prussian staff; y business leaders and others shows said. , . find a government 'writhin' a week ^jrroz9n ^ o o d program., are to be congratulated there Is ^"considerably less appre­ Only 1958 automobilea will be For Cuts in ^58-^59 Budget CdRe Wrapped No c*ar4 ' This area has a good oppor­ which will alio accept these pro­ •‘—No |40 billion blank check; for 4.heir service to the handi­ hension about the ecohomlc situa­ used in all eventa. These have capped. I want to personally ex­ tunity to attract Industry lince posals of the good offices mission, Chicken'.Dhmer * 51®!'’ "o” " i 49* Beer DIMIBF MortowY n-OZ FKQ 49< ” —No fallow in g up of'the tra­ tion among the people than 'we been-donated by Fitzgerald Ford, when I return to th# Security The Board of Directors begsn^Uons of 832,500 for walks and press my appreciation to all, of the Chamber has been rcactlvsited Clyde Chevrolet, Dodge Mart, and ditional services; had thought.” Council we will begin agalli at zero curbs and 845.180 for snow rs- PKGS .Sp e cia l^ ! "No undermining of the constitu­ them, for their fine community "Most of the people seem to feci with a full time salaried bffidv. Spot's Plymouth. staking out budget areas for poq- tkMUn'M tl-OZ FKG Pownyfloko %Gl FK(i- spirit and service, and to express and I will not feel obliged again movsl and sanding. Tuikey Dimer 49* Turkey Sticks 49. tional powers ,5»f Congress. that we have had a boon for 15 The Chamber office has cloae.-ccm- . In case of rgln, the Iload-e-o to accept il compromise.^ •ible cutting for the first time last \ There were Indicstlbns that this also the thanks of the people o^ tact with other agencies connect­ 2 In urging s|Medy action by Con- years and now vi e are In a leveling will' be poatpoi^ to April 27. I am extremely pleased.” he nighb'during Ha third informal Show' removal and sanding figure greas, Eisenhower *aid "Commu­ Manchester. off period,” he said. "There is noth­ ed with placing of industry, par­ Cheaklrt Chaplala to Speak Sincerely, said, "with the position adopted by meeting off the eiener'at manager's might be reduced.' ajpng with the nist Imperialism persists in striv­ ing to Indicate that we are likely ticularly the Connecticut Develop­ The Rev. Robert Q. Keating, the United Statea and Great Bri- Lpjiropoaed appropriation for the Highway appro^iation/ by delay­ ing to master the world." Harold A. Turklnglon. ment Commission. The executive t-aplain of the Mariden School for. Mayor, to have a severe depression. tain. I hope they will con tln ^ 1958-59 ii fiscal year. ing the pitrehase of Some new ' CItea World Problems "I think we have about hit hot secretary has the time and the Boys and the Otieshtre Reforma-: their policy of-helping small statos equipment- Town of. Manchester. facilities to follow bp all inquiries thout :.reaching any deflnlt.* Among other international prob- tom and can expect an upturn next tory, -Will i^ddcesa a meeting of on a long tenft basis. _____iisionS or mentioning apecllk Meanwhtli^ thq BoaYd received lams, Eisenhower listed: fall.” and to pursue all prospects. the NortSieaat PTA Monday at M-I would like to th: its second communiehtion last Count the Total • The Total Counts! Ask Purvey' by Parents I? B*»ar^ members Indicated "Oermany remains divided. East­ The Finance Committee recent­ A brochure oh the ”aree Is now 8 p.m. . ’ United States and 1 wfuft si! the night from the Manchester Tax­ ern European nations remain en- To the Editor, being printed. Choate hopes to " **"■ they wouM reduce a proposed 830.- \ We wish to express our appreci­ ly asked the heads of the 12 Fed The. talk will be open to the pub­ .free peoples of Aftkia to know 000 increase in the combined High­ payers League on the tentativs •laved. era] Reserve Banks and about 100 have copies available at the mem­ lic. liow much the Untted'States has budget. Hie first, received Mon­ "Turmoil and bitteme.ss plague ation of Dr. Walden’s letter, which bership meeting Tuesday, way and Engineering department appeared In The Herald of April business leaders -t., give their i-lews •nie Northeast PTA will sponsw done tor Tunlato’opd Is doing for appropriations, day, suggested that the Board of North Indonesia, the Middle East or business conditlohs and to make brooks Cites Figures a record hop at the aehoo' April other peoplear These American Education could be reduced .by. and parts of North Africa. 12. We also are parents of children These* two departments, are be­ i^atieri^ jSpeclai Including both age gi’oups, and recommendations on possible anti­ Abner L Brooks, Board o f Eiki^ 26, with Bud Hewitt as disc Jockey. policies Bhwf why the free peoples ing separated In., the new budget adding fewer new ' taachera and "France, our historic ally, has recession rde’aailces. cation member ^who. is clahni^' 'IJanciiig will be from 7:30 to 10:30 of Africa^, avoid the Communists . holding off on the at^uisiUon of major difficulties. would much prefer double sessions for the first—time, -with- General for our yoifnger children. If double Wihile Byrd salt' the returns from that there is no nee for a new pirn, and is open to all pupils, in and atdnd firm with "th4;i,jUnlted Manager Richard Martin recom' I new equipmern. '' " ' " ~ "New weapons of fantisUc pow­ this questionnaire have not all been elementary school in Vernon now, Vernon sohools, ■ against communism." The lateat letter- uiged rejection er appall the world. Humanity sessions are unavoidable, raNier mending 8303,706 for Highway and Ulan for the older age group. How­ tabulated, he Is convinced there today cited figures to nrove his PoUtlcal Agent 'he appeal for solidarity with how threatens its own existence”' ls..^p widespread demand for point. AUy._ Harry Hammer has bee: United States was* launched DUTCH ever, seriously quesUon the fari’last year J«r® appropriawd «® orS oriX '82M 8364,760 ^W for ‘ men‘d*atl5n"* HarUort Rd.; 297 EAST CENTER ST ,~1041 MAIN ST. “All o f us deplore this vast mlll- workers by persons whp recom­ niaking.a toUl of 2,861. Ramsdell’s 92 Windsor Ave. Elmeet Pasquallni, 134 Glenwood JARS fit Assn., will hold a sale of used estimate made in January for Sep­ 49 Hyde St„ died yesterday mom-' tab budget and set a tax rate. And clothing and household articles to­ mend higher wages as a. means of Birth yesterday:. A son to Mr. St.; Matliew Smyth. 35 Dover Rd.; C IO M X - %MI- IUG 3 2 < GAUUG S 3 < tember. 1959, is 2,095 eJemsntary and Mrs. Harold Baraw Jr-. I l l ing In Mt. Sinai Hospital.- the Directors moved last night to., MANCHESTER. CONN. morrow at 9:30 a m. In Odd Fel- Increasftig consumer purcha.sing She was borri . in Austria and speed up their Informal meetings Mrs. Janyce Taylor Coventry. power. and 820 high sqhoo)' stud'eihtt for Union St. U «u ImOnfl Hew W «« lows,r Hall.-Mrs. Aldea Outzmer had. lived In Windsor fqr seven to give them.selves more time be­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A ton, In a luncheon speech prepared a total of 3,515. Ramsdell esti­ Discharged yesterday: Dorothy to Mr. and Mra. Ward Taft, 144 and Mrs. Oglorc White are co- mates that' he will neEd for ele­ years. ' '~~'- tween the last informal mee^ng, Dsllcioufily Rsfrsshing -/ cha’lrmen of the committee. ^or the Cleveland,Chamber of Com­ DesJardins, Rockville Hotel; Rob­ Main S t ; a aon to Mr. and Mra, merce, Blough said; mentary 18 rooms more In 1969 ert Zagura, 27 Ellington Ave.; She leaves three other sons, now scheduled for May 5, and the Johnson's: Kloor °’ 8 9 . Optn Evtry Wtdnotdty, Thursday than he had in 1957.. In 1957 he Francis J., Walter J. and William May 7 deadline, to decide on John Kramer, Tolland;, a son to ‘•'They know that higher wage Lawrence Doherty, Rockville Mr. and Mrs. Henry Giard, Hem­ WMito er Colweti V C 46-OZ Mrs. Dorothy Demarest of New needed 71, and will need 89 in 1959. E. Kossky, all of Hartford; five ciita. Britain, district president, and her costa can only be met bv higher Tha Syke.s Building and Building Hotel. \ - They agreed to meet Friday apd lock Dr., 'Vernon. c a n s prices, so that in the end no In­ daughters, Mrs. Nicholas. Hansen aud Friday Evaniagi Until 9:00 staff of ofricers will be guests of A, both, of \yhich are used for the 'Admitted today*: Randy Wilcox, Monday nights on. budgets that BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter crease in purchasing power results. 88 Prospect St. of Somersville, Mrs. Frederick Scot Towols 2 ROUS 3 X< Hawaiian Punch the American Legion Auxiliary high school now, contain 24 rooms. were scheduled for Monday and tt Mr. and Mra Eugene Blaff, 7 Meanwhile the ability of the Amer­ Sharis of Windsor, Mrs. Joseph Monday at 8 p.m. at the Legion Brooks said. Aludicki of East Hartford, .Mrs. Tuesday. The Board will probably Ford St.: a son to Mr. anc’ Mrs. Home, Ways and Means Chairman ican workmen to compete with Ramsdell said today, “ We can't Vernon and Talcmttvtile news' is move up other meetiriga next Gordon Small, 10 Triitter St. their industrious counterparts handled through The Herald’s Cari Naaal of Glastonbury and Mrs. Ruth Hickos is. planning a build so that each September we Mrs. Stanley Chaia of Windsor; 25 week. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: white elephant sale and a.sked abroad Is further diminished, thus have the exact number of class­ Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main St., While expressing Interest in William Carpey, 42 Cornell St.; shrinking thie market for Ameri­ rooms needed, and no more. We telephone TRemont 8-81S6. grandchildren and . six great- INSTANT LGE O O - »0AL members to bring donations. April grandchiidreni cutting the Highway appropria­ Miss Betty Co'uum, 49 Vernon 1.19 Niblets Corn 2 CANS 3 1 c Scotties 'A's'JI 2 S 2 9 c .!?5,27c is coupon month. can products'^ and diminishing the have been short for eight' years. tion, the Board indicated it would Ave., Rockville: Jos Kelly. Tal- Pels Naptha GRANULES PKG W esson Oil number of available American In 1950 classed wdie moved into Funeral aervices will be' held to­ Animalport la Unique morrow morning qt 8:15 at the F. go along with a budget increase cottvllle; Mre. Anna Yuskevich. Jobs.” he added; tile basement of Mhple St. School to improve street lighting in Man­ Dart HUl Rd., Rockville; Mrs. Tlie WBA Guard Club will meet and since then other emergency W. Carmqn Funeral Home, Wind­ VEGETABLE 3LB “The only practical way to keep New York—The new Animal- chester. - Edith Jassie, 194 McKee St.; Jo­ mexicorn cans Wisdew shsdet of lovely Du Pont tomorrow evening with Past measures have been taken,' in­ sor, followed by a requiem .high SHORTENING CAN 97c a 36c Niblets 2 3 5 c Waldorf 4 .SS* 35c pTontine" v e euy to wiih. Will President Merle Lauro, Tangle- foreign-made products from over­ port at New York's Internation­ The general manager has recom­ seph Gardner, /$ Florence St.; T r e n d DpRGENT 2 CANS 59c ^C>Sf 53c opry crowding our markets here at cluding holding claases in the cafe­ Mass In sr. Gertrude's Church, Mrs. Mary Hull, 123 Barry R 4 look like new. Won’t crack, fray or wood Dr., Windsor. al Airport is Jthe first Institution Wilson, at 9 o'clock. Burial will be mended a 817,000 hike to the piahole. Available in many attrac­ home Is to compete on equal terms teria, the library and on the third of its kind in the world to cater Street Ugbtirig account,. wHh in quality, in price and in service; floor of the high achool.” In Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery.' tive eolert. Jutt call ua. We will be to the needs of animal air trav­ 815.000 to be uaed in launching SPlJTNt^ni HINTEu 3-OZPKG (lad to meaiure your windowi and Po8t-Ea8|er Siim lay and the oqly' practical way to tiudek on. Maneuvers Friends may call at the funeral Moscow, April 17 OP) - The 9c Green Giant Peas 2 ISk 3 7 c ScolTissuewhlS™c5’“.*2 «eSs 27c elers! It la exiiected to handle home from 7 to 10 o'clock tonight. a long-range street-light: improve­ Quick e l a s t ic STARCH 2 p KGs 2 7 c Blu-White •'*“ > , giyc you a free estimate for new reach foreign markets' successfully Army Pfc. Ramon E. Godek, son more than 100,000 animals a year. ment program. The Hartford Elec­ Russians Indies.^ they are plan­ ✓ "Tontine.” New York, April U i/P) -Christ­ is to keep our costs—which means of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Godek. Rt. ning soon to la>in< Sputnik Ilf, SILENT ON KICKBACKS tric Light Co, recently completed mas comes but once a year. Not so pi’i manly our wage coats—com- 3, U scheduled to participate In CANCER WAR GAIN a survey which showed that Man­ There ar hints that the shmv is [ wrth Easter, at least in New York peiitivo.” "Exercise Eagle Wlhg,” a lOlsl Washington, April 17 OP)— Ed­ being held up to coincide yAth 12-OZ PKG 19c Libby Beef Stew « ozc*n 49c Calo Dog Food 2 *CANS^ 27c PhlladelphU, April 17 (PI—A ward F. Walker,, recording sec­ chester street lighting was far Lestoil W K65c City.’ "And right here,” Blough de- Airborne Division maneuver at Gamal .\bdel Nasser s visit to :i3 7 c N iagara i Fort Campbell, Ky., from April 16 pOMiblo new attack on cancer— retary of Phlhulelphia Team­ below accepted atandards! . , By proclamation of Mayor Rob­ dared, "Js where I think that the using a rhenllcal '‘counterfeit" of If approved by, the Board, the the Soviet Ualpn. Nasser, presi­ ert F. Wagner next Sunday to post- through 30. sters Union Lochl 197, reifiised American workman is being mis­ Godek, a truck' driver, entered a vital part of thing cells—was today to tell the Senate Raekets Strfset Light account would be In­ dent of the Unite* .4rab RepulH Easter promenade day. This la to led in a big way by some of his reported today- The method, committee whether he got |82S creased from 891,500 to 878,500. Uc et Syria and Egypt, Is due In 12-OZ PKG \Jc Libby " k!"* Hash '«>2 can 39c Calo Cat Food 2'SS'27c give New Yorkeri and vlaitori a the Army in August 1955. 'The 23- P y | « 0 ^ BEADS O' BLEACH 12-OZ PKG 3 7 c Linit *'*"“• most irocal and most powerful ,year old soldier • fonperly worked which usM chemical asmthetica .In kickbacks from union mem- The. decision on where atreet light­ Moscow the end rf this month \‘ second go at the Easter parade .leaders. To me, then, the perpe­ resarabllng pqrtioiM of the liv­ ' hers.' Invoking the Fifth Amend­ ing should be Improved and by how bn n state visit, A new sput­ r. .* rained out last week. for First National Stores tn Hart­ trators of this hoax are ' labor’s ford. Hs iVas graduated from'. ing oell, wna discovered by Dr. ments Walker nlso refused to much would be decided on after a nik, Yolneidtag wiOi his stay, -In issuing the proclamation yts- conference with Hertford Elsctric would have propaganda impact COOKIES ' m pg(j m 6 5 c cw 3 i e E. A. JOHNSON one-way philanthropists. They Rockville High Sdiool in 1952. Jack J. Fox and hla aasoctatea tell the spwlsl InvestlgnOng Linit^ LIQUID STARCH J2-OZBTL 23c Libby Corned Beef ’oSf 45c Kasco SJ ?« torday Wagner caUed the annual would take -Jobs away from our Home Demonstration Day at the SlMM-Kettorlng InSUr group'jvlMtMr be y n » the pny- Light Co. engineers. throughout the Arab EMsf, HoipHslily Aitorhusnl ^ PAIN T CO. Fifth Avenue pargde a symbol of workmen here and give them to Several Vernon Homemaktra tute for Oaaear Itaaaarch In New. maatar for gooflii who bant up In addition to th# Highway, 1M MAIN STh MAKOHESTEB 'the beauty and xpirlt of Easter woriunen abroad. An4 that kind of will stand the Rtate Home Demon­ Yeirk. It m ay be the forerunner unloalsta ttapoiod to the regime Engtnesring and Strest lighting The butch bought Manhattan Sunday.” The long-range foraesat labor philanthropy - la niy Idea of stration Day Thursday at Storrs. ef the meaM o f deetroylqg’the e f Ray.-Oblien, the looal'a eecro- budgets, the Board last night rs- from the Indiant la 1828 for la for fair weathar. viewed hriefljr propoeed spproprta- trinkets worth |24, •coaomle criraa on tha waurfront." Tha all-day affair Jvill be^n at 10 *ths eaitcer m It grewa. , r . Iwhiwsi' ■A ■ -V -V‘. '•

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\:- ■/ >:•/■ *: * • I i: ; C/. / . >^ >fANCinSSTB». EVENING HERALD^ MAN C O l^..,THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 196S V, pa g h ; t w e l v s THURSDAY. Al»RfL I t , 1958, * iianrhMter lEn^tthtg l|cralb THURSDAY; APRIL 17,1958 Pages 13 m 24 Septidn^J'wo / ■7^ G OP Faces Decision 4 . P ol o v e "x| ta n d it V F o r 7 5 0 ^ ] il S c h o o l' y ; The bai^it who took gt gun- point from John Mullln S: hU William BuckWy, acting cl 'able school will taka care of Th« ‘ lUnehesUr R«]rabUe*n»iB«iUoMkt M Oitvia* po«lb!« auc- aon’e Tolland Tpke. garage man of the Board of Bduca* present and future needs, accord* Town Oommlttae ta axpactad to ceaaor, party leadera expreaaedthe ddy/fBorning,' and then Bed in' has endorsed the Board of ing to today's population projec* ^aet Ita flrat iaoman chairman In view the vice chalrmanabip ahould car4>elieved to hfT driven by en ac­ tots' decision' to build a 750- tions, He said. But. he added, H i* hUtory when It mecta in the go ta a young man who could complice, la atill at large. Man- non.«xpandab]e Junior high^hobl. dlflleult' to. foretell precisely how Municipal Building tonight to be groomed for the top poaltlon. But At the aame tlmcv^e ex- the town will grow. nametfithe officera who will lead It Tltia conteat between Shea and xheater Police reported thia efter- presaed regret that the/Directors Illing helped crystallize for Uie next >two yeara. SWenr puta -Mra. Finlay In a dlf* n6on that there are no new leada decided to drop nego'tiaUbns to buy flicting views over the i / Mra. Hacet rinlay, preaently ficult poaitlpn aince ;both have been |n tha daring holdup but' author- additional lad* for Oie proposed school’s ultimate size rtM i he Republican vice chairman, la the her aUunch aunmrtera and ahe itiea throughoutut 'the entire area school, regardlm qy its ultimate pame out in favor of a rigM school "choice of the part/a executive thlnka highly of both. have been alerted size. Me said h e ^ a s concerned at a panel disouesion /last week. Taeterday, aeveral auspecta were committee to iu cce^ Town Chair* Aa In-coming chairman her with the need |o r "^ tu re park Until his statement, m school ad­ man William B.v Oavia, who la tadcey Into cuatody by local police, apace In Manehi ' ministration and tlyr School Board , vlewa on the vice .chalnhanahlp authorltiea in aurroundlng towns,' The Directoni voted Tuesday to atoning doWn after eight yeara could carry welidit with the com­ was on record aa/favpri|fig an ex*> aa Reput...... ipublican leader In Manchea- and State Police but they were re­ authorize plain for a non-eXpand- ppnH^ible n la n t.^ ? / mittee if ahe ekpreaaed them, but leased upon questioning. able plant on 15.30 acres of t b w n ming waa not sure, either, of '/ ter. ahe declined to comntent on the Thia executive aommittee aup- About a.m. yesUrday, owned lanjFon E. Middle Tpke. whether the/l5.35 acres would be conteat today. ahortly after the elder Mullin had to termlniite negotiations for sev deqifau;ror the 750-pupU plant port, plua Ute /act that no other She aaid dnly that "both'‘are ______mentioned .opeqed the service station for buai- en addiuonal acres of adjacent ids on-what we can do . candiutea have been i fine upatandipg yoting men, and aeae, an unmasked etranger, privatBy,. owned land. witlKthb availabel land," he said. for the poet, makea Mra. Ylhlaya both ha vete that.thair own quallfhmtiona. , described aa "about 30, six feet ~ Ekdud of Education had He mtnUoned the need for apace election atmoat a foregone con- Hither______onb^wuld____ Jd malmake a ^ fine vice tall and weighing about 200 beeh recommending constnicUon for/$oftbbU and baseball diamonds dtuion. pounds," held him up and took the of a 750-pupil Junior high school However a cloae conteat haa de- chalrmaiv’^ die added field. \ Reelectlan Ih^pected |30 which Mullin had on his.per- that could be expanded to a 1,200- Several of tha Directors at their veloped between two young party soii The bandit was not aware of student capacity. And, along with membera, Atty. John F, Shea and Bootnaretneml th are^ tnembera of thd pattya meeting TuMday had mentioned executive ,cbmmlttae..,Mea, la ad­ another $60 in a nearby caa|i the School'Building C om m ittee^ the poBsibiUty of Junior high . . Bowen, fourth Diatriot p v ty regiatcr, the victim aaid. , had been urging acquieltlon cMnnan,'fw-vic« cbalnpan — a dition, la a former prelBdent of the students using the atMetie |aciU* YOUR Young Republican club. Bowen U After leaving the station, the additional land. / ties of the.high echbql, which poaiUon that haa added algnifl- Speaks, for Self ,/ a member of the Town Planning bandit ran to a car parked to the would be diagonally a o t ^ the oance thia year. east, entered the vehicle on the When asked to comment/on the street. Stepping Btoaw Commlaaiott . ^ paasenger's side, .u d the c4r sped Director's action, Buckley^ who la , No conteat la anticipated for I]Ung, however, said It 'Since a woman la almoot aure sway.on Taylor St; toward Vernon. acting school Board c^irm an in probably be more difficult I to be elected chjMrmanrthe vice either of the other two party of- Roadblocks were, .imtaedlately set the absence of vacationing Chris­ ficee—aecreUry and treainirer. seems to make the necessary ar>/ ehnirmanahip ia being regarded aa up but were evaded by the thief. tie- McCormick, iai(^4ie could not rangementa. aTgood atepping atone to party Atty, Paul Marte la expected to be speak for' the fulU Board. taai^rahlp in the next two or four reelected aecretary, jand alao Pa- But speaking as art individual, yeara. When Mtir. Finlay waa flrat ganl, treaaurer. . / Happy Anniversary!f he said the idea of building a 750- Blakesleeon Three offlclala of the Manchester Truat Co. exhibit the large <*btrthday" oake ^ I c h waa wryed Police Arrests. pupll school now and then build­ to customers today aa part of the bank's observance of iU 26th anniveraary. They are Vinernt. ing another Jimior ;hlgh jwmetime W, Ingraham, vice president and treasurer; Ruaaell B. Hathaway, preaident; and ^ b e r t B. Hatha- in. the future where and when it Is VI Gerald J. Aijams, 16, of 137 needed ia probably sound. Trinity Staff Houses tO'Be ■=WBy, rtce president ' All 'have served with the institution since lU founding. (Photo by onara). Edgerton St., was charged with But he also said he regretted r speeding last night following a ‘very much” the Directors’ deci­ ’Theodore R. Biakealee of 67 X the landscaping to be dnished be- ater. Mass., Is about half complet-^ chase on ^ u r Manchester side sion to give up the idea of buying Marion Dr. haa Joined the Trinity On Chapman Estate N ike H o u sin g fore tte families move In," the ed. ^oday, gravel Is being poured streets; Patrolman Emanuel Mo- the additional land. "I all for College engineering staff. spokesman said. aibrfg the road and gradingjs un­ tola arrested the youth after pur­ having the town acquire Just as His appointment aa an aasoclato suing him east on School St., north . The proJeSt is being built by An­ der way. The 80-foot wide road much land aS it can—-not. Just for professor waa announced by AN Forty-five cuatom houaea rang-* The development at present hss thony J. Miller, Inc , > tlantic City, on Clinton St., west qn Eldridge lhe,present, but for the future as bert C. Jacobs, Trinity president, no nftme. Ready in May N. J. contractors, under the super­ will be paved with .a bituminous St., and then north oh Snroce St. well,’’ he said. Biakealee la a development and fug upward- from ^25,000 will liae The atte Is on the old Chapman vision of the Army Corps of En- surface- and is also expected to Adams is scheduled to answer- to J *1.j.i.'wwm;'. — — . _ K.—ji— ^I- -—*- ■' rj. T don’t know of- any growing installaUon engineer in the Ham* '-”**^(fe'^-'e »etBm’ltia-or*»lB»cbeatar.. ' P'TUlMtona^ Tifiieerpi: Ibe -^-completed - eoBistlme- mwt the-charge ia "Town Court-cm^Aprii community that regrets' '’bayttig flion- standaid- «te«ro«» • It waa learned today from one of hospital by the wUl Of MIm Mary encountered, the 32-home Nike ■Water service to the homes is month, the engineer reports. The 26. land.” he added. "UlUmately, we’ll ment. He will teach courses in the awe' developera. ixmia Lavltt. Olmstead Chapman who died May bousing development will be com­ ncaily completed, with a line from Webster______concern was one of 15 Miss Ann M. Peterii of Coventry need more park space, and it’s a Trinity’s ,new‘5-year engineer pro­ Rprfcytlle real estate agent, re­ 23, ies«^,Misa Chapman waa for end ready for occupancy Uie development connected dnto bidders and is doing the Job for was arrested . late last night and wise investment for a town to gram. vealed plana being made for the manjr- y eirr TP-nMfmbvr t>f"the- ^f^i^mnrwdof rmrfthe> ttwvn water’nmBrift tphewoe* $85,32$... . Tow»— rUrectora-., gSAge., -chargeA uilth.opera ting a car with. acffqtre-as'imtclrland'w-H-eaft'In 4e a.nattva-a$-N#w. Haven, — ■ tokct al te is W MWdle Tpke. Board of-Tcuataea. of-the.. hnWUal.„ I»>gineer - eoolcesman..aaid,.iodayi ■Circle.- -and Bruca-.-BfL-A.. jg^l^ asion^f^ the an Illegal muffler, Stopped on W, connec,tlon with any school." attended public schools .there,..ret ...... 1 Purchase priM a i Um laho i^ilt .. The houses, slTTh the $15,000 pumping etatTon has ’ been' ei Middle TpReTbyPsirolmsfr Gordon llUng Sees Bisk celved' h'ts B.S. In naval arciiiteo* which he and four other men pur- ar- chaaed from Mancheater Memorial around $50,000, price range by current civilian and pumps are presently being 'in- become town property after it is Neddow, Miss Peters will be He also Mid the full Board has ture and marine engineering from constructed. raigned in court' Saturday. MIT in 1945 and his M. 8. In me­ Boepital. ' *■ AU of the land will be used for building standards, are complete stalled. Sewage lines will als<^ be not yet reaped a final decision on Atty. Guatav P. Nordatrom, houses; there will be no commer­ with the exception of interior and connected to the town sewer sys­ Similar 16-unit developments for the matter of Ute achool’a Size but chanical engineering at Lehigh in Hartford; Hayden Griawold, Man- cial center erected, said Lavltt. exterior,i>alnting end 5oor finish- tem running through Lakewood the local battalion's Biast 'Wind­ Porcupinea Damage High he expected the matter to come up >1952; He was on the statf at chaater dvil engineer; Jack Sand- About 5.000 feet of roads and ing. A/^new of more then 35 men Circle, ^h« Water Department re* sor. and Portland batterieshave for discussion at, tne Board’s meet­ Lafayette College from 1947 to ala, owner of the Weldon Drug storm sewers wHl have to be con­ is presently engaged in this work. ported. ’• already been completed in those Washington—The United States ing Monday night. 1956, when he Joined Hamilton. Co.; Theodore ScheltUn, preaident structed! The houses will get their ■nie biggest holdup in complet­ A 2,300-foot access road con­ towns and dccupancy'has. already Forest Service says porcupines Meanwhile, the vie^ ih at the Biakealee is a member of tha of the Rockville Proceaalng Co.; %vater from artesian wells. Lavitt ing the project has been rain and nects the alrea with the end of been effected. cause more than $1,500,000 worth town would be "taking a chance” America:n Society for Engineeiing anow which has left the area en­ Garden Grove Rd., where the main of damage a yeSr to forest trees in with whichever school it butK. was Education, the American Society and Lavltt. have banded together said there is already one well on PREPARE FOB TRIP , of Mechanical Ehigineers, add be­ to develop the 45-acra tract. the property, and he bciieves it. gulfed In mud. However, work has gate to the local Nike site is lo­ the Pacific Northwest alone. Other expressed yesterday by Superin­ now been resumed on the oval­ cated. Females of men at the site Before salmon leave salt water, estimates place at $6,000 the danj- tendent of Scho.ola Arthur H. In-, longs to Center Congregational AH MW from top re bottom. thtM ouHtonding n*w Cdoiic R M fU art According to LaviU. the area' wiU ,be easy to tap other water Oiey-stor%!up oUa and fata for tha -Quitch. He -la married to the wlff. be divtaed; teto 4 5 -one-nere; 'iuppitea.' shaped street serving these-homes. wlll -occupy the new homes.---- — age to trees and other property a ing.- -...... tht most exciting In more than hdf o century o f Coierle Progress. •within a ______montli the street should The road, being .. built by . the L. Journey to the spawning grounds; porcupine will cause during his "It’s all a matter of growth," fbemer 'Virginia Clark Archer, and lota. The houeee erected in the de­ The land has been tested by he said. A 760-puj|»lI non-expand- the couple haa two children. velopment will range uparard Griswold and was found* suitable be reedy. It is not necessary for and Z. Ea^.Ui Mdvlng. Co. of Web- during which they do not eat. lifetime. , Here’s truly the m w look in Gas Ronges. With new bo^guor^ oew from 125.000. for aeptle tanka. on {^ eenfroi poiiifs, freshly styled door ponelsi the oH new Calorie . Virepnta BHe Flaaa At present there la a l*room Orhrweld la preparing Bite plane summer cottage on tha property Ranges reoHy hove a distinctive and unusugl profile. BOW Which wUl be preeested to which will be torn down,. the Town Planning Commiaaion, Ybull love the tasteful u m of color. . .thebrilliantyears-aheadstyling eald Lavltt The engineer nt ftret made three teauuve site plana, Apple Tree Slow to P«y . of Peter Muller-Monk. . .the thrilling new features. . .the sturdy, one of which the four men iirteot- long-lived construction. . . o| tbf se add up tf/one Hileg: Yop re yeOrt ed. The next step wlU be the T K , Portland, — Bped^lsta In lLwdf%Ju)t■ be necesaasy ry for the groedtf applei have fot^ that ^ i. oheod with the hew CALORIC UttRAMATIC. dsvelopmrs to bring the plans be­ It talm 10 to IS yeara alter trees fore the Zoning Board, said LavIU. have been planted before they will because the pprcela of land comply bear enough fruit to cover the ' Accipied and with Boning regulations for thst costa of the current year, and "area. The area is soned for rural several more years- before they be* Approved by A,G»A residence. gin to pay. a substantial profit; i w MR WET WASH

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WITH T" hers to stky,” Dr. O'Keefe aM*nU, that’s atamina.” -’’ ■iBA fouowlat program aelie04*eiits And sire subject to tC-i-Jt Q t-ewia t h e Kansas City When mother considered Just a schoo) progrAOi. ehahga without notice. ,, IP—Myaterv Time Uiw MIICES ON In Bii Backyard playgrounds ase one Dr. O’Keefe insista. The children Si -X, , '■' piles the ehlldreh into the c/lt and ,.y-p.N H. drivae them four blocks to school answer. But Dr. O’Keefe qmUlly need exercise after echool, week* *'t^Y-Flatur Party iC—Stardust / adds: , cnils end*4n vacation periods. {IsdMedhewbMieppteved. / ^ . ■tVCC- K«A>ra Httvut ‘ > . .yigproiM snd Winey Rkh, f ull-bodie4 Vork 1^ —There are many he' yawneth. at hU desk, ha dawd- she isn’t doing thed ^ jr; favor. W KNB-Yanks vs.. Boston ”If it has only on# pises of lir parents i ^ d only havs lass 6ENBFICIAU *0 —y *'YE»J / WTlv—Hois MIU m SvS'erV day* In Manhattan when a man leth long at the water cooWr, he That’s the wamihg of'l>i‘. Pat- W t>R@-;Artbur Si squlpment, this should bs a climb­ fears about fhelr children: let -.yiSijivW ou A&R VACUUM PACK ^ feela hia»ioul haa the altitude of an wjAeth it were champagne. trlc .Ruth O’Keefe, praetdent-elect ing apparatus, with poles and lad- mc^istit US •The new stenographer who can­ of the Amerlcadt Asah. lor*Health, them encounter more difficult ait Lwmuv to $wl-UiWWiMmiire•••••(• I f I V M I WPOP—Yaniia va. Boaton the tallest akyscrapei 4*/only tkifl rdS;*"' 1 U r\ knee-high to his soaring mind. ■the Queen of Sheha type? . “btusclee are essentiaf to life,” of fancy axpenalve equipment to would really do her a lot of n>od isrir the middle-aged bookkekeper atar- she aays, Adding tha^ there is provide eKerciae. A hoop on the to 'walk with her," Df. O’Kwrfa yr—Platter Party ■■ Niktit Wauii On such a day. when spring iC—lUeord Rsvuo WTO?—Bfoeraphy tn Sound ■fever {trips the big city, it turns etli at her,' forgetteth the small growing evidence American chil­ garage for. beskstbsll or A clothes, '•ays. ' ' NB—Neva and Sports W DRC—The World Tonifht ■ A C dren are not developing enou^ of line which serves as a votleyHUI Miller W K I P —Hound D os Into a smali town and—< f . i noisy mouths at home, and mak- Aolby ■ The rush slows down to a walk. eth errors in his accounts. 4hCm. In o0it survey, agaHy or' badininton net often Are all the Jupiter’S, four' moons, which __^vWPdP-i^hka vs. Boetob '‘-■7:. Distance lends enchantment, and ^ cent of a gtodp j ^ P of Ajnarl'Antkrtotqjel OaHIao dieoovtfsd - in 1810, wero BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO. ^ Folks quit shoving each other in WHAY—PiSuar Party ^Byln Sdiroa > L B ^ M & 2 . 3 7 X the subway. e'v’eryone wishes , the boss wo. Id a test 6t And 1>. O’l ^ f e points out 'thait the first iieavcnly bodiee diacov- _ RC-The ______Yorld TonBM WmtedVyFBI ~ strength thi^Wll the single heist activity for develop- ered with a' telescope, . ^WCCC—Record Revue wpOP-Hoimd Poe File clerks sail,paper airplanes become more enchanted- by gqing all but 8.7 4B-P.M. \ f O b o fi A m out the window-8. home^ early.. } . duty no longer FfAnk Aubrey Leftwich has been W HAY-Nism Watch . added to the FBI’s list .of "Ten ‘..-'.■aft' I^ IC —Blocraphy in Sound \ The harried btis driver calmtth calls; It barely whispers . . . eve- 1 !»—Wasworka \ WDRC—Moods for Romance his temper and crieth ‘'Welcome!” 'ryone wants to ** ou' ir the open Most Wanted Fugitives." He !■ .. , U fu o l wanteCj for unlawful flight to avoid ar Party •WPOP-Hound Poe . / SprlH^rop ol t 9S8 Plump mud Tender! to thc_ passenger. air . . . ana And an apple tree in . - ^ — -----*d Revue •itt—. _ fyi The angry cabbie ceaseth to up­ bloom to lie under*.... and remem­ confinement for the crime of As- WHAY-Nlimi Wateb S a tu n la y siult with a deadly weapon with K WKNB—P.lf; WTIC—Bloeraphy In Sound braid the foolhardy pedestrian, ber when he waa young . . . and W T IC —N e v a WDRC—Monde for Romanes intent to kill. W D R C -N e w a WPOP-Hound Doe and runneth over him not. his love was too. While being booked* for drunk W POP—United Werbers Seew !•:«•- A p r il 19 th ir The pigeon—that flj-ing pan­ Just mass spring fe'ver, turning ‘ driving in North Carolina in May • ill- X • ■ i-' WHAY-NiZhI Watch handler—forgets the free peanut people back, into^ people again by WHAY-P'— ‘ ^ WTIC—Family Ltvinit 1950, Leftwich shot ,md wduilded ' N A N t t YiCm CAM WCCe-Ri. WDRC—Moodt for Romaaca PATRIOTS' DAY on the ground and wings after the magic of Apfll. It wUl pass. a police officer, and in a return 'WPOP-Hound Doe free love. And that's the pfty of ft,' P ^ f t l i n g s Are was himself wounded. The The rich Uieatrical agent, over­ *iW w Y —.Meht Watch following September he wae con­ W POP—United Auto Werkcra Shew W n c -F a m lly Llvlim come by intimations of a common victed of aesault with Intent to WDRC—Moods'.for Romanea humanity, buya the unemployed kill and ashtenced to ser^*e fl to 10 *‘C^Y-Platter Party WPOP-Hound actor a hot dog, and accepts his , wore—Record Ravue !•:*#— \ I oeijiso^ years in North Carolina State Pris­ WKNB-P.M. WHAY—NIMt Watch, Yoo'll the eating goodnwsi^these yoUng, plump thanks with misty eye. Ruth Milieu WTIC—Rpee Uillw on. Ip October 1964 he escaped WDRC-Cal Kolby ’ WTKt—T lm a ^ r Muaie The old cop on the beat reaches from a prison camp and his where­ WPOP—Waaworka TORC—MoodeNlor Romases duckling\rhe pkk-of-the-flock r«ady to rpait. ^ spring ®' S ' up and fingers an opening leaf on Outflanked Men ’take Cover abouts remained unknown' until • iiS— WPOP—Mod em >" va grimy tree . . . and wonders how la Comer at (Hen) Parties April 1957. He was arrested at WHAT—putter Party WHAT—Nizlit Watrn They're graW ed and selected for th^^ fine quaility. A it will be When he retires to Flor­ that tlpie for drunk driving in WfTC—Record Revue WTIC—UN Radio Reyisw GARPENSHOW Why is It that American men WKNB-P.M. WDRC—Moods for Rorhanc# ida, :_:;r Dclawkre but paid a fine and was sme— MlUee WTOP—Modem Sousda ' , DEL MONTE don't enjoy talking ' to American WDRO-Cm Kelby. . wonderful velue et iWa low prke, The yoiing window w'asher, releissed before it became known ' \ ,X ' GORAPIFRUIT IqtVAoejlC once a paratrooper in Korea, Teah's women? For proof that thyy don’t, that he waa wanted as a fugiUve. srpop—Waxworks “ w tev—mwit Wateh ... all you have to 'do la notice how WTIC— Mews iiu.iaeiMiiiAie8pA!io»«e^ PINEAPPLE‘ "SSS; - out lazily against hIS belt—44 Leftwich la 36 years old and la •Xa...HAT-IUieltae WDRC—Neara A Weathar floors over the ant-men below— at almost- any party the men'‘go of medium build. He is deceptively wrer—Bvonins Muete WPOP—Modem Sounds DEL MONTE and yaw-ns up at the clouds. off in comers to talk tp other strong and has a violent and un­ WKrB—Serenade , llilA— idTTAOZ AAC men, leaving the women to tfclk WriC-Wewa _ WHAT—Nient Watch The sadness dies out of the controllable temper. In the past he Wbme—Neva Reporter W ric—So>.He Final p in e a p p l e JUICE CAN voice of .the {piitar-pla)dng blinoda tor Rqroanea MUMedi Tender end UteMpl Fruit Cocktail 2'V***“'45S -V- feels a bit warm. In his mink conversation to such an extent that which might asflist in locating thU WORC—guy Mpliarde, Wr»oi»—Modem Sounda c . —>-.-r ■ hle-pM»per* l leieti.yestm the- men are «i Hormel Spom Luncheon M eat '<^n^ 4 5 ^ IN D IA N $ ,^ $ 1 .0 0 / , 3 p»» SI,M Italian Bread NOW 19' RIVER AGP Breccellifwert iS et pici Dinty Moore Beef Stew 1 '/t LB CAN 4 7 ' LEAN, FLAVORFUL ABF StrewbsrriH m m GIANT e e c X Each ate es } AGP Idly Hme* la N FK« r JAN E PARKER DATE FILLED captures the romance Wtlch't Greps Jules ii k can Sail Detergent 2 45^ SIZE AGP Fer^ eek limes la at Speen Blutberriet u at ws Caffee Cake ' EACH 35' o f - Colonial days ! AGP Stcdwherrles laat Monogram Brooms NO. & EACH 8 9 = LARGE. FIRM ICEBERG 6 Fo. $1.00 AAF MIxtd Vefetebles la n J Your home will glow with .new 7 FtjN $1.00 THE CniAT ATLANTIC I PACIFIC TIA COMPANY “ , Deles Flneeplde Jelcs « n ETTUCI beauty when you add: diatinctlve LF Feet end Cerrett laat \ "Prestige Pine” furniture. 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•/ •X' ■i- ' ■/ -■- /• ■w •; —■ -V •V „x- ' S ■ "n - ’/ V 1 P \' ■ *:,-v ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ M A I^E S TE R , CONN,* THURSDAY, APRIL Vt, 1958 F A G Z SE1 ..... ^itAN^a^BOTR EVENn^lC iW : m a n c m e s t e r . c o n n ^ Th u r s d a y , a p r i l i t , i 9m p a 6 e s ix t e e n >-|'OuCharme, Karin Fearaon, Eric tty diirlnk the, Chriatmaa vaca­ matter with Asat. Secretary of the tional Guard unite In OonnecUcut, permH different lanrela or tion and Hl-Utoguer* participate Future of Guard Army I^ gh M, Milton. Rhode Island and Varmont. Last Fine Arts Group . ■how tifrougb one g)la*hw'- Nooaan had Jimmy Sbermka, *S *' i.Ck>tbb*r|f„. Richard S t ap h en a, parenU of,-*' daukhter jxwii Mon­ served in uto^iwfeterta.'^^lch waa Joyoa, .’wogmam Barbara .Mcln- In Bible atudiea sirigspirattona -Arthur M- Bateman of Vernon month, the dtabandment ahd possi­ The meewg WUl be tha l e h w n day at the Mfirtford HoqitUl.x W ashingi^PTA ' decorated by the hoepiU^ity com­ hargatsd hy lihda Bgyar. tosh,. Elaine Yerharg, Joan An­ and youth services. Up for Deejftibn and Karl H. Link* of Hebron, both ble re-organizatlon of these units To Meet Friday fore the outdoojTeilffltU wh ^ ]^H>cialyprogram^Ho- W.hlcl mittee. ■ ' Two ftok daaces and one aquae*, derson, John Haberem, June Wer- State Representatives, are mem- Was mentioned i|vview of a nation­ be held May 17 or Mgy.Sf^i \ Hebron and Gilead Oohgregal Picks ffhw Slate danc* tollowad the plet««a, “Walt T V SERVICE delln,' and/Thomas Turner. 'Wil­ bet* of^lhe group which will attend wide economy cuthkek. . ing on the wdtoher.' < U m Hi-Lsague of Emhiiuel . The futurgfutu of the National 'rbg'Manoheater Fine Arts OUb Churches/bave been Invited, prill be f\ for Um yhgpn,’* “Or*** Sletofaa," . IMya CC Aft A Call liam LuMtgeha le directing the India fFatt’on Malaria the session arranged Iw/lton. Pur- Nosteeeea for-Friday's |Grouj> Seeks and “Vtrgbiia Km L“ Lutheran Church ‘ has announ^d rrill meet Frldify at.(.p.m. In the T b e Baby held •i me Eaat Hampton L^'i'-Mrs, riifiniimd . Mik< Night* .•ftsW noirparfi production. Guard’s 43rC 43rd'Division may be de'r tell. f Fired First Shot will be Mrs. Eleanor ] mtipitoi Church at 4 pjn./Rui91ay, ■aky wa* ’Gren* With artielaa ^t^dooaO. horns th» chstr of Christian Ethics Her associate officers for The fourth grade of the Man- McCarthy. This was foltoWad hy Oast In character roles are Earl enee In San Antonio In 1989. ^ trailon; which will make 338,400,- time mflnbcrs of the General As- Guard offtcialg lylU also bo prea- th? war’s ehd, .Ruffin killed him-, The new technique uses-a jell on In the Unitod States Labor Problems at the Univer- the entire eanvqa 'to keep the pioH i locomotive waa I Albaajr to to* rummage **te.‘*itoiMr*d by coming year will be Walter ” cheetair Orcca School, under the a toMnd\cboral reading, “Jump 'Werdetta, Juatlna Johnson, Undo Thea* eoi^venttona are held 000 available over the next Utree •imibli/a Military imd Veterans’ 'ent ' ' ^ self ratlu|','than swear allegianc* Ity... , , • ■ ' The 43rd Dlvlaion Includes Na­ to .the Umon. ture wet fora couple of days, afid' and Schenectady in \ tb* Hebron Oesifr*g*tiMi*l. Wom­ erickaon, ^vice preaident;f direcUdn at their U a ^ r . Mr*. «e Jltgle."N h ■rlckaon, Qirt Toratensdn, Ray 'every two year* around the eoun- yearsi ' , . Aifain committeee will'discus* the Uoyd Gustafson, aeoretary;' Paul eloeed with two ------i— ,------en'* Fellowahip. are a ^c d to Maacbeateir EriMIHri^’Herald He­ Vona McCann, Jltotonted iU an- aonga, "Green Bottle*" and "Who ARTHUR them tb the town/nall tomom rn cbrrespOadewt Mia* Susan While, trsaaurer; and Mr*. Thom- as Faulkner. A rs. George Halui program to/ Khoolmatea on' Did." Thtoi weir* accompanied on \ Dm * L w . *oa of Mr, Mr*. Andrew a RAmilbinl, ISOH •o they can he ,Aorted ■ over Pendleton, felepha*« AGadetny the emtoharl hy M ^iael Petrone DRUG STORE Center "St. He wna bom April 11 *f home. Hie tneUmal placed ready. M aale b*for*/the 8 -34M . ' and Mrs. Ward Krause, delega^ .y. and to their parenU rrandterenU ere Mrr And Mrt- IM^vmrd J, VtmmfA: Mancbeetfr. opening. Satiurwy, to .19 to. the P T A Council. ' this hflemoop. and Glenn Bhnks. ^ \ N /« . ■T'd hie RMemel jfrandmotljer i$ Mra., Merton RamiUnrd, lihe comtoitu* In U The spanker araa Theodore Rob­ Twh, a portrayal of David Beat apnouncad the prto ichesler, N. H. He h u e e)»ter, Donne Lyn. 5 %. made up m Mrs. John ' ehair- Mayan h Still Spoken bins, who talked about family hohr Hire* toWu* paintings waa In- gram. man, M m ” . Mrs. hies. P T A funillea' shared In the troducedjfy Gaorgia FlaveU, Pam­ IC en tS ale I C. Andereon, Lucius W . Robinson Jr. /and Mrs. Mexico C lly ^ rS c Mayaii lan­ program by exhUSting many in- ela Mato^and Marybeth Odell. HIGH IN VTFAMIN O Huaao MtoTT. daughter of Mr. and M ra William on hand ^ e acerota. atao. kno«m as 2.V1 Oak St/ She wa* bom April 12 at HtoKdieater Manorial Fred ^tten. Urey w ill, guage la tmr from dead.-according termtlng hobby .tollectioh items. Poain/ for ^ "gong of % Lark' tompirow night to UW charge of to authorities on American Indian Plan; were diacusaed for th^ with Billy Bar- Puarto Rican cherry, Mwl Weto In­ New Going Hospital- / H-, and b »r paternal grandmoUier la Mr*. H e lm v th* donations. / - languages.' It la still spoken by fair being held on May 17 JotoHy , "The Boy with D UN IO N 'S C. Andeteon, 3« Wrerton 81. V CommeeeesWBt/DaU Set the btilk of the population of T u - bv the F T A and Cub Scout Pack h'Rabblt'!' -*** p h ^ by Paul Ser- times as much'vitamin fresh On ■i • • • • • June 19 has beeiyaet •• the daU eatan, which uses a variety at dla- 112. ■ . • r*U; narrator, Stephen James. orange Jiflce. It* tree g iw * aeml- Raymond Nm I. •on ot Mr. and Mr*. I^IH* A. Cobb, tO for commencement exercise* of lecta that are ^ery much alike. Sandwiches and coffee wepe The Angelus," pto^ by Cathy wild In the Caribbean Islai Qjamber* St. He we*wa* bom ApruApril 10 at« Mancbeetereiencneeier Menwna^.M ^ r i a ; . Class of 1958 at the Regional Higp His meumel (nendparenU ere Mr. arid Mrs. Cbartoi chool. Marie Bowden of Andover - J HdepUat. HU be general chalmian, and she I Deohoncour.r, HavfirhiU. Mas*., and bis paternal grandparenU toe wiU be aaalated by committee Mr. and Mr*.Ira. Walter A. Cobb. HaverbiU. iHe ^ a eiater, Pa- chaimtcnitormen Mbrjqrie1 Hall, and Susan tricia Ann. A • / ■ , for the senior bail; Wakakm an, A fl» 'Cm 04 Matck 'Cm ! 1 Jiidl Lynn, daughter of Mr.' and Mr*. Robert r«rm e r Jr„ claa* bgndnduet, Artoen JlUson; b*c- Cm 04 M alck Bunoe Dr. She w*a bom April at Manchaatcr Memorial calaureaU. PrIacUl* lalieb; class 47 11 day, Betty Secord and Arthur HoapiUl Her maternal grandparenU a^e Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Kdefe; graduattou eereinontos. Gagnon. H A S. iJUtin St., *nd her patemto grandparenU ai;e Mr. K a t ^ EUU> class piclrtic, PatricU end Mre Robert Farmer Sr.. Waterbury, V t Bh# baa a brother, H a n ^ n . Dominick Arroentano is It's SO n i^ td^say e t i c e , Michael, 4 ; and a lUter, Susan. 2. - class president. Detailed, programs '••••• t are expected out soon. Tbe daU f c ' l . Gall Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Cdwurd K. FCcUau, • -1 0 0 suggested for graduetion U U n U ' 1 0 llERSHEY’i _____ East Hampton. She tra* bom April 10 at IMancheater Memorial tlv# only. fRBHBAK V 14 Hk Hospital. Her maternal grandmother tg Mra. Eleanor M. Rob­ Local youngateri who w o n SYRUP inson. East /Hampton, and her paternal grandparenU « e Mr. awards at the recent 4 -H dress VEGETABLE SOUP CHOCOLATE and Mra. Henrv Fecteau. Richford. V L She baa'twq..ibrottacra. T POPULAR\ 4.. r revue wiere, iJiane Pcrham, Eliza­ KITCHEN GARPB4 . Gene Edward. 8 . and Michael Allan, ^ and a aiater, ROth Ann. 7 . beth Scbreter, Mary Hall, Mary FRESHFAK • • • * # ' Hills, Beverly Hillf, Jeait Strlck- I,eo Michael, eon of H r, and Mr*. Leo F. FlU pstrick,. 6S Itotd, Christine and Constance E l­ FRENCH DRESSING l: TOMATO SOUP BLUE fO iN T — "NEW ENGLAND" Charter Oak Str He wa* bom April • at Hartford Hoepital.' lis, Elissa Lederer, Susan Mcrcier, Low Prices plus Worl^Green GRAND UNION H ii maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. Johr T . Kelly, Janet Rathbun, Janice . Porter, BrookU-n. N. Y,. and hla paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. G4wn^,.m>A. Mary Lou Hooker, X CLAM CHOWDER IT Leo V. FiUpatnck, Brooklyn, ' ; M iiry CooUdge and Shirley Rych- .Yda N«t on# WofM G io m Stdmp- SLICED, BEETS • . • ' • •' • . . LADDIE lOY* Ung. GRAND — Whit* or’CeletoC ^ Barbara Jeaa. daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Richard J. LuKo, Agriculture Talk Held #pii ovary tOi: purelia*a of POP- ml East HarUord. She was bom April f at Hartford HoepiUl. A meeting of the Tolland CoMn- DO&FOOD Her maternal grandparenU are Mra. Jo*eph Denault of West t y ' Agricultural CenUr was held: V V 4004I for vahmUaftM. TOILET TISSUE „. Hartford and' R »y B«i*e«< Of flpWHgWelft Maaa.'iM#' h4F ‘i ^ h i grandparenU are Mr, and Mra. Joseph Luko, Neu-ark, N. J. Mrs. Carlman Frankcl. Making — brief remark* were First Select­ OpI^VR a 9 * JUiK. "Sm in Maim *tm ! Thomas I*e, ton of Mr. arid Mr*. F ra n k 'T . Samp. New man WInthrop S. PorUr.and John l^-aveBi> -- .H* .whm» hbwi - a Ibt Maw. Hay*»^.^M ta ■ laatfcmal Hy” tl ort'on . 'U rth "uf H wMVB. w»d OdBMdUfti -..:l^ytoparTOU . Frpnkliiv— G ,— Wellea:...» ■ ■Vamcwr chairman or the fund raising com- Wit'JLU ■ New Haven. *'■...... <1 mitUe. This was tbe first of a » / » • • • ■■■' aeries of neighborhood meetings SUPER MARKETS h r ■I J' , Lorie Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Frank J. Ramlak. Birch planned. ■' Wapplng. 8 h‘ waa bom April 8 *t MancheaUr Memorial Bookcases Erected FRESHPAK V , Hospital Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mni. Sid­ Library bookcases for. the He­ GRAND / ney W. Petrie, Glastonbury. 'She has a brother, Gary SUphen, 2 . bron Congregation’s! Church and 1 PRESERVES , -Y') * • . i» ♦ Sunday school have been complet­ FACIAL TISSUES <^400 Stephen Edward, son.ot Mr. and Mra. Michael Kaaevich, 22 BELLA MARIA ed, by volunteer work of Fred OPEN DEL MONTE Drive D. He wa* borny^priPW at Manchester Memorial Hoa- Patten and Ronald Guertin, wlio, ITALIAN ‘ 29 m . plUI. He has a brotheiv''Mlchael Jr„ 3 ; and a aiater, LA. 190. ir- . ■ , lONELESS lltlSKET •i.' • t *. • * ■ Short Seasio** T oom itow I«4 m . Clhma Loulso, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Richard J. Whit­ T here will be single aeasion* to­ FRIDAY W-.HEADCUT — CHEERIOS pkf. more, 45 N. Eltn St. She wat .bom April 11 at MancheaUr Me­ morrow at the local elemcnUry GRiM'E JELLY 1 morial Hoaptlal. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. and regional schools, to giv*. the Allan Ellla,. 13 Vine St., and her paterna' grandparenU’ are Mr. staff opportunity to attend work­ and Mra. IMward Whlthiore, 47 N.xElm St. She has a slater, shops and in-service meetings. TILL9PJII/ Therega, 4 . , . New Arrival' ^ Mi4c, 'Cm 04 M oick 'Cm! • • • • * Mr. and Mrs. G. Earle Porter are Robert Edward III, aon of Marine 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Robert E Richardson Jr. He was bom April 14 to Mary Washington Hospital. Fredericksburg, V*. His mitemal grandfather la James Forde, 94 Sphice St., and hla paternal grandparenU are Personal Notices Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Richardson Sr., 203 Highland 8 L ShoiiM^r for Vgal Chops Cut X69e Unda J mui, daughter bf Mr. «nd Mrs. Richard L. Clapp, High In Memoriam htanor IValler Park, Rockrill#.- She yru born April 10 at Man­ \ \ to o f/i. chester Memorial Hospital. Her mateTMl gfandparenU are Mr. In lorito mrmory of Andrew •trom Shoulder and Mra. Franklin L. Thompson, 8 outH Bek>vick. Main?, and her |K) paesfo away April 17, IMS. ‘ Lamb Chops Spring Lb, 89c Wayb«t \ r!| HibZEN FOODS paternal grandparenU are M E end Mrs. Leon G.- Clapp, Sputb, ■tar This day ilu we rnmember, i NaUve f t T Berwick. ^ ■ A levins thoushi UALITYMAID —-4Im Stom* O p * io f P ianliMf — 723 Main SU Tel. MI 9-4501 cans '^45 TANOY FRESH Advertise in The Herald— It Pays,, JHeat ; Style _ BRIHO YOUR OOIiONIAD BRAND. M - o r UEAN.idJATY Jl. IKIMLESS FRARKS Z to, FUTEBEEF K>. 29*I RADISHES 2 -1 5 ' HA6IC CARPET 6RASS SO i ^ U t PRpCnW & GAMBLE I*, r e , SLICED CHEESE MICHI5AN PEAT HOSS '/ Two MEALS IN ONE CHOW 3 l BROOKFIELD WHITE 6 COLORED AMERICAN OR SWISS r l YELLOW OR OREEN CaUf. 14 OZ. LAMB FORES snw ih B o SAUSACEMEAT rail UU 6RAMD UNION FBITEIZn SO .It, lit (Fancy BOT. COUPONS HERE SQUASH 2-29* a ORAND DUCHESS ----^ H OORTON'S—FROZEN lEEF STUKS Frw*. 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» 'C-\- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHBSTER, CONN;, I H U ^ A f / A P R I L 17, 1988 PAGE \N '^1 •PAGE EtGHTEEN MANQ^^TER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONN, THURSDAY, J^RIL 17, 1968 — ------^ ^ — ------,------'M*-'--- ' a tar.’* . BY y. T. HAMLIN OUR B O A T IN G HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB ly t a r you tli« t a t ta r THE A LLE t OOP ■ V ^ • In only Jovn ta » nMk«A(ii» wag'Ui'tAlL . ' ^ laA-Vok IBbta/TMt,, TV mWtah Lr alriiB: **Do It youraaU, than a r t i n g t a »5raSSW !VSfw « obm iu m tt to ua." - WAS,3A«0*4/I MCAM*V BoB HeiM: "B U , I thiiBt 11« OOllsr lOClAV name OB-MAM my mothae t a m ’t want t a arooAd , CATCMBRi- MftBBB W6 KiM .aav mort.” / Ha tvlio Ui without .a Biraam ia ^ »F UP A MOMEST BUCK SP WB raally a mncb j t a t a man than tha ^r»nn rs iKfin r Pta< fUrry Como: "W iy,-BoBT" P A T B O L D U C 8ACK THAT 8ABV/— t 'i V Bob HofM:. "flha wiapa my ana who ta without monay to ayand. PitOTRDDtNd 0 M . ffl&K MALP O' TM' DOUBM Aaalatant Bporta Editor Lincolii Road^s — HBrtrHSU/-.- W«>|OM, OUE ME UP -CO MOW AND-AWTROPHY WA& A FOR THIS WUCK/ CUPFUL OP 6PA5S iBBOf * Little iJuigue BaidbaU C W ly Prograiit Mate Start '‘ -MOW WtOLL/—HMf»5IT , ^ '.^iSMlFlCAMfT/ :DaUy Crossword Piizzle , what some of the expenses are in the lotsal Little League Baseball program 7 Here are a few of the major m May Event Clash in AGB0 8 8 46 Ppcir* noBMUiaioi expenses last season. Baseballs cost 81,184.09; unifonns ran P \ . . \y.' 1 PWk 47 Nat tMoa a C a n t a to 8^69.96; an additional 8407 was spent for insurance; caps, NjeW York, Aprfi 17 Iff)— .Montreal, April 17 1 ing expenaeal Balia to and years. / ’ poet at ChurtoiU Downs MMy S. The. Bnuna are jutgltot over n WhoM aatlwa 61 Fanwr U A miacellaneoua iteiria to 1400 which Elsie Seiffert, ataoi an instructor Unooln Road,''tat., onli by a their 8-1 win to Boston Tuesday, .‘Tm nbU going to harp ab conanaalai n Mmtk aaitafc and a member of toe HCCC for It n*ok by ’Tim Tam ir th« Florida victory that put them at two the referees but I can’t say IB Ctaaad aoaiBraH*- amount to a trcmendoua S829.01 14 Soft drink. aavinga for Juat two Itema, Mao at years, joined tlj* club in an effort tkotoy, end little Porter arrWed game* each with the club that was Rad Storey is hiding a gckxl ae­ 15 Do a f««ar ftr. the recent r^istration nighbneld at to meet people with the seme in­ yesterday on the sc«ne of to* S lta - * red-bat fayorlte before the beet- ries, especially wntn you see Stuff » A luk. la Waddell School, Preaident iPhll Sul- terest ’%«ter,” Miss Belffsrt .00^ added race to. S-year-olds. -Dtto of-seven eeri** started. like tosL Y et .Andre Pronovoat SeodaaA pointed put, ’’casting became, a toLouiarille today weire Mra. Lora The Canadiena were a eobdued got a penalty a llttl* later for 53 Eiwyi. aanab livan Stated that plana are being SiCnMtatata ■tudied to Bllce the numerous op­ challenn. I prefer'Ay coating be- Birr's Belleau Chief, who t a t lin- bunch of playara when they jair- checking Lablne on the boards. It 54 AaiauMo. causa, It requires Mpore flaisita.” m i 3 5 __ Capid. ' tataakiO f erational expenaea to an even ooln Road at Gulfstream F fir i la*t rived honlie yeatergay- There waa waa called elbowing.” aa--a-ij-T-aWBBVoBaBa __ Elsto Who competes 'against to* Saturday, ahd William Miller's more gloom when it became CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 84 Paiatw Fnat— ____ la ' greater degree without taking' any­ Coach M ilt Schmidt huatle4 bto STPtaaiiMd. nM h al a __ ABnalTV. thing away from the deserving country’s top male cesterS, oM' Relliia 8. W., w4ui still has tb known defenseman DpUard SL players up to their Hideout Inn, SaiultaUka 6 Takn ^ 47 AaiHotia aaa youngsters. ^ - explained, ’'in ^accuracy ciuting Prove himself. - Laurent had suffered a fractured 50 miles north of Montreal, where 19 ActraN La 7 X M af a M n V aaata. you are always atrivlng fqr per­ May Race 8Qky . left cheek-bone. they stayed for the first two CiUaniA ■ Bofiaa. a bglith laNwa Popular Ernie Dowd, a past Lit­ fection.” ' ..V Suffered Slight Coacoaslon 9 Cat rid al dM M Naiita af ta ir. Soviii*::i tnay dcdlde to matef^ games of tha series. ■ dOy^DMTii. , / tle League presldei\t. pointed out I f the Interest wsrrante, a cast­ lincobi Road against the etretea SL Laurent waa injured when 41 MaowUkt , “Saa a'tak U Naktiika aaaaw ing club will be orgenlsed in town Schmidt said he thought hia that he readily recalls when the running Silky Sullivan in s seven- H all of Fam e at Cypress Gardens he was checked by or coUided aalauL x' Mat. by Mancheaterite;, Phil Seaton, team’s skating^ checking and po­ LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS a aan jm program first started In Manches­ furlong rpee a week before the A world record load o f 17* skiers sweepi along on the watier at Cypreaa Gardena, Fla., behind a twin- with Boston’s Leo Lablne in ths sitional play were the Ug facton 41 R«art^«lly ia 10 Sakritat *w ter with approximately 60 boye. treasurer of the HsrUord organi­ aaa. . .*t I woada Derby. WttaUier U ttle motored boat. I f you get out of line in this eport, you’re all w e t second period of toe game. The in Tueadaya victory and he ia Mata ■ tM m Last summer a total of 4l0 Little sation. 41 T a ta iHB la a 11 w V n Caktaa ia a*IUaaM ia_*i • • • in the li4-m ile 'elasale dSpeaii* <>■> Montreal player suffered a aUght looking for a repeat job tonlghL 1 warda Leaguers competed and a like num* concuuion but the fracture waa ^ '’^miwlNiry* ula U RaIrMa ajdlOlta Members of the MlUei^a'Phar- hie workouts th* two weeks He again had praise .for goalis 4i ia yhdt. ISAM. 66 HIdUnd nepdiaa ' bar ia expsctod to comprise this and possibly his sta tin g in. the pot revealed until x-ray sxamina- year’s ever-grawthg program. macy basketball team,' 10S7H6S Don Slmmona, toe alenoer young­ mile of the Derby Trial April 29. tlona' were made in Montreal. Dowd labeled .LUUe League Base­ Town Intermediate chempmia, FiHhing Advispiyl Batter^OS Nb TiiKte to Think, ster whose play has helped to keep U ttle Porter hasn’t rnoed since It waa the second fracture for ball, “ one.of the fUiett projects were treated in big league fashion the Bruins fired up. last Monday nf ' ' Feb. 29 but in fivi outings this St. Laurent to a month. H is'right rir aver started in town." onday night by aponeor Max Salt Water Fishing check-bone Was fractured March After tonight’s game the series And in addition Lp the necessary MlUer. The Tt eight players — Paul year hq haa won three. So Does Fishing activity along, the shore 15 to a game Againat the Chicago moves back to Boston for tbs - sixth h r flnancea which help\makn

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/ c - A my P it key Retain s FutOe Time Tigiers Gain New York, April 17 (/P) W in ^ o . % ' W omen ^s%ieague Title^ — Pinch-hitters had a futile ClnOinnatt at Pittphargh. I;808sUrting pitchera with 4 .720 per- time at the plate in yes­ New York, A i^ 17 (/P)— * cenUge laat year, on'Tlob Rush, 6- ---- ; p.nu 88.000 — Bob' Prucky. (li­ terday’s three American M ajo/ league baseoali stagea lt^ vs. Ron Kline'(9-16). 16 with the last plhplue expected- at the Coliseum burgb last epi^n^ will face his old American League NaUophI League nut Restaurant which poat«id a Mary McCarthy . • ... 69 IQ411 Billy Hpeft (frW L' mates for Cincinnati whije Uiie Ymterday'a ReanlU v YeOtorday's ResoH 68-47 won and lost record while 103.48 starts, had the makings of a for the home debut pf the Log An­ a^Kaaea* City. 2;S0 Ruth McIntosh . geles Dodger*; \ Pirates plan to go with Ron Kline Boston 3, New Yofk' l -• ■ Los AngMes 13, San Francisco 1 capturing the league title tor a Fran Crandall ...... i t 102.68 souped-up getaway today— ' That multitude would to play poHn X5,'009 •<» Jim Wilson (15-8); (9-16). Purkey went to 'the Red- Kansas City 9, Cleveland .4 , (Night) , / second straight year. Walnut, 102.32 thanka to one trade they made and Alex Kellner (6*5). Flo Johnson ...... *.75 Air Force V^t . liaaeball records, wbeOmr for a legs In a awiip for southimv. ‘W Don Detroit. 5, Chicago 4 Only Gam* Scheduled which finished 13 full games ahead Audrey Frey . v ...... 39 102.7 another that they didn’t maks. It World ScriM game, doutdeheader Only Games Gross. Only Games Scheduled W L Pet. GB.. Prank Bolling, the second of runnerup White Glass (46-29), Edna Hllinskl ...... 68 101.311 was or elngla game in either ^ague. Commissioner #6* expect the va. Wynn (1<-17). Chicago at St. Louia, 9 p.m.— 96.28 second to short with the 'ngers. son with a h e ^ r than 100 aver­ Chickle Berzenski .>..,36 the latest standings over second * against Milwaukee vU TV into AL'a largest crowd, x5,000, and Kansas City, at Cleveland, 2 p.m. Hobble (0-0) vs. L. McDaniel age included .Flo Johnson 402.32. Ann McNeil ...... 3o " 96.24 man, George Lombardo of East Incidentally. Boiling might be in The biggest crpwd ever to see a New York'* National League vac­ bail rame.7up to how, II the 86,288 will send; Billy Hoeri, (9-11) —Maas (10-14) vs. Grant (0-0). / (13-9), Audrey Frey 102.7. Edna Hillnski Vi Morton ...... 63 95.56 Harftord. Lombardo Jumped from a Cleveland unlfomt. against Cleveland'e HerbxSeore; Waabington at Baltimore. 8 ^ Only Games Scheduled. Dot Cowles ...... 51 95.47 Share First Place uum. * for Che fifth game of the Cleve- 101.31, Emma Verona 101.9, VI 10th spot last week to second this who lasted only- three inn in g in p.m.-1-Stobhs (8-20) vs.. Pa{8>a* Tomorrow's Games Betty Phillips ...... 60 95.25 Kansas City held a sham of first 'The full Bchedule (with eetlmat- iand-Boston 1048 ‘World . Seriea in -anari- > Jenea-^KMl-;- a*,. - -Thus-th» • Dod|iieia7..asd. ‘ Trilo*4i’lurtiea"In r W iltiVgte wjth-^ Bu*lanv-fil>(4»gfield)t,.HowlA«48tair’ 44 and Referee BernardWeleaman two year* ago the No. 1 middle­ uled. Dick Drott (15-11). still will serve as the NL's biggest out a mark. ervelt, Revena, N.Y. and Spud Le- 50-42. The ' AP card/had- Boyd single and a 128 game by anchor­ draw. In to Mihi. Pirkey and My father. Milfrede (Dekc) weight contender, unloaded a var- The L o a A n g s l s s Dodgers & in Revenge Milwaukee at Philad^phla, 8 The monthly meeting. of the cuyer,- West Springfield. 8-Ekldie Palmer, gave me wise , counsel on ahead 48-43. man Jazz Fuller, the Gageman p.m.; 30,000 — iBob finhl (18-7) or The majors drew 259,108 for Mr*. Vittner, eight other women Flemke, New Britain. 7-71e b«- won the openIngAtring by 13 pins. whipped San Francisco 18-1 last White Eagle Deep^ S^a Fishing the art of putting MVly in the paat indiUon^ and “ 5h Rai^ ■Tueedav's eight opener*. HBOte-'part~ti» aW W^ganm, ^ twe^^tfoago Msffiscom o, Pougb* ever WIW imi t*ti list included Mis* McIntosh. W s ^'heW’ renawtly a t - Rivera •hinMit game scheduled.*- * ' . , Keei^er n Y.. im a' t i n ' RansomT ute,*: said an, who also 1S7 game and Bundi Tarca chipped Johnson. Mrs. Pound, Mr*. Beebe, Lithuanian Hall on Golway St. dur He Is the head tfrofessibnal^'at night. t Winning their firet two games pf —.1...... — Wlneted, Conn. 8-Tle between numbers ^Akins s top wcl- in with a 134 as the winners Madeline Morley, Ruth Ostrander, ing which time the members sched Dick Dixon, Warehouse Point, the Latrobe, Pa., Cduntry Club. It was an impressive victoiy for birely nipped the Gsragemen 608- the eeaaon may not sUmp the U1 Molumphy and Eve Tedford. 's terwelghl fender, in his stable, Tigera as the cluV to wreck the uled their first trip of the season. Conn., Bill Gurney, Springfield Dad took Hte aside and in a B(wd, ■ currently unranked by the tig in Hoboken . if he 606 in the second gamei At last night's meeting of offi­ and Johnny Lobo. Southhampton. fatherly way advised,me to stick National Boxing Assn, and only "And brini reign of the Yankeee. but It could The complete*list of averages: On Saturday, May 18 the Club will losthelped him .get a better‘ men- Top shooters for Don Willis cials, coaches and managers, try­ Yale^s Irving Blanks Brown^ Mass. 9-Bill Heeber. Hartford. 10- to one putter. t Larry help. They hadn't wo- thetr first . Name Game* Ave. leave on a fishing egeprsion to SO SO in a draw with Holly Mim* in tal out! wer* Eli Fish (126) and out dstes were set Mi the upcom­ Amy Pirkey ...... 75 106.5 East Matunuck, R.I. Paul Petit, Berlin, Conn. “Use it all the time," he urged, his only other start this year. Boyd, Batea (134). two since i95()--and that was the For ‘New’ Giants When you think you can putt E^yd/had Rivers' nose blepding year they finished eecond, hanging ing season. 24, is trying to come back after from /the second round on and E a t uaa* Opening tryout* will start Satur­ VConn Defeats Massachusetts. you can. Seventy-five per cent of being clubbed out of contention in Shrr Pnrtrrfleld ...... 104 on In the flag chase until the last blo(m ul*o trickled from his left Bundi Tarca ...... 10* two day* of the season. San Francisco, April it, (/P)— San. Francisco’s Giants and day, lyith S'unday the alternate 1956 by Joe Giardello. beginning in^the sixth. Rivers Merry S m i U i - ...... 10* data in case of rain. All 8-9-year- JUvers, ranked No. 8 by the Stan HlllnakL...... 134 Last eMeon, w h '- sprifig hopes Lofi Angeles play the deciding game of their first Pacifii: New Haven. April 17 (A5—Yale' the seventh and made another in med up at the outset of the sev- Jan Fuller ...... IM I ere high (after a cloalng Coast series today after lefty Johnny Podres squared ac-^ old boys should report at 1 o'clock, the eighth. « NBA, had only one good round In th with a flurrV that sent Boyd in the afternoon 'and youngsters University's Bruce Irving pitched tha natidhMly televiaed bout Total* — H3 « e lUO Ih '5«> the Tiger* were counts for the Dodgers. Thi jitching hero of the Dodgers’ four-hitter to help hi* baseball Norman Gcabowski gave up only backtracking arMiid the ring. from the etsrt, winning only' aged KKtl-12 wilt work out at 3 Chicago Stadium. He was so But the steam wan soon spent. Uaa WUll* tSl 1955 World Series triumph ciltf o'clock. Tne National League will team win a 4-0 victory over Brown one hit an4 fanned 11 men to lead BARLOW MOTOR SALES ~ R d O C V lL L B effective against the charged Ell ri» h ...... 101 of their first eight. down the Giant* and his team' University in an Ivy League con­ the WilUmantlc State Teachers Only 872 customen turned up at Andy bainoureaux ...... IM Bollint. a 28-year-old Alshamaa Rlgney makes a couple of drill at Buckley Fieli, American CUSTOM DELUXE RAYON Boyd that the,decision was shout ringside and the net gate was Jim O'Reilly ...... 110 niate*' clubbed five San Franclacd switches with lefthanded hitting. League candidates will report ^ t test. baseball team to victory over the as lopsided as it could get. Larry Bate* — ...... in vhose brother,also ia on tha club, hurlers ih a 13-1 triumph last Ysle scored two run* yesterday Westfield Teacher* College 6-1. 8?00, Lanky WatekowskI...... Ill made this a new year for the Ti­ Jim King going, into leftfleld Charter Oak Park and the Inter­ The Hone of CLEAN, QUALITY USED CMS AU officials favored B o^ by a ' Rivers, registering \ out of Las night. " V agalnat the righthanded pitching national League h^eful will try in the first inning-and coasted the Gcabowski pitched - hitlesa ball •M 1175 gers by following up his 2-for-4 day ‘Tve never seen Podrea pitch Test of the way. until EM Stadnicki ringled in the VISIT OUR MODERN SHOW PLACE TO SELECT YOUR NEXT CAR wide mergin' under the ^v*-point Vegas, Nev., weighed rfK>4& pounds Tout* Ir. the opener with 4-for 5 yester- , Ond rookie Bob Schipldt expected out at Verplanck Field. FIRST LINE muat tystem; JUdge Fj«nk Cla(k and ^ y d 160. ^ t well against us." GtanU Man­ to get the’ catching'assignment. .\py boy not already registered Tom Molumphy had two hits and sixth. . , OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9— SATURDAYS TlU 4 P.M. day. He lined three consecutive knocked in two run* to pacp the VILLAGE CHARMERS ager Bill Rtgney declared in a / Chilly .Wcntlier may. register Saturday and par­ .The Hartford UConna won their . SfiuMlIag* •ingle* off I?lck Donor.-an before ^Ubhouae that was in markad Yale attack. legging the big right-fasnder. foe u s t night's cimwd of 22,735 sat ents of unregdstered /oungsters opening game by defeating Dan­ 1956 CHRYSLER W IN D SO R 1953 CHEVROLET FIRST QUALITY W. L Pet. contrast with the happy afternoon must accompany the boys tO sign Al Pond bad a .double and Mail. Auto Part* .... 73.35 .676 the . ) ;n chilly 54-degree weather for the bury Teachers 3-1 in a game that ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT ta'o dey^ ago when hit team won the necesiary registration dan* knocked in another run. saw the victors outhlt Danbury 2-DOOR HARDTOP 2-DOOR SEDAN Johnson- Paint ...... 66 42 .611 ' It was a tough day. all around thrte hour game and was Just Jamaicf4 Derby Stranm Emry the op^er Registrations will be accepted by Advanced on Error 6-3. Equipped with 'VS engine, pushbutton shift, Thi* is one of those cleaner, well cared for SPECIFICATIONS Jarvis Realty ...... 5 1 57. .472 for Donovan, who wonT6 last year. sitgntly smaller than the capacity older models. It haa radio and heater, new . po d r ^ who won two World 33.448 that sat In on the sunny Commissioners Bill Durhesneau In the first irmlne. shortstop Len power steering, power brakes, radio and heat­ Garden G rov e...... 43 65 .398 He wgS touched' for a solo, homer er, rear speakers. Beautiful blue and white custom made plastic seat cover*. Urea are .398 iy..e^riie Maxwel in the second, Series gemea from the New York Tuesday afternoon opener. With (National League), Ray Zemanck Hassler walked with one out and Not Seconds-Not Blemished But Wood Puts Them Together Nassiff Arms . .*...... 43 65 b* (American League) and Nick C!a- showroom finish with matching all vinyl In­ practically new and our aefvice department Fogarty Bros...... 41 67 ,380 V ith the ball bouncing off the right Yankees in 1955. set a personal another big throng expected today, stole second. Ponds hit his doubl- mark; fanning 11 Glants.- taldo (International Lea.ue). terior, whitewall tires; It has been driven .19.-, haa completely overhauled the engine; Thia Two upset* were recordijd last field foul pole. Boiling's blow the three-day total was expected and brought Hasder 'In. An error car is ready for many attractive and carefree His previous best was 10 Chicago to surpass 65.000. Sin :e all boys must ittend 50 274 miles since new by Its original owner. New (NBA) —The Wood-’ The talk around Jamaica ia not night as Nassiff Arms, now dead­ .gash ed into the let. field fout pole. advanced Pond.s to third and he Fully gupr^nteed. of course. miles. Come in and see,'and drive thi* one. Cuba In 1953. Immediately after the game, per cent of all Irj'oul sessions in made home on Mohimnhy’s sacri­ M em q;^, 1 race to be run at the of breeding or good bourbon In­ locked for* fourth, place, turned - The "powerlese" White Sox had stead, the barber asks "Look at-a back the league-leading Manchea-' Alloiv* Five' SInglea the Dodgers fly to Los Angeles order to be ellgi'ilt for selections fice fly. two home runs—Bubbe Phillips' to Utile League' teams, nc regis­ 1958 MERCURY 1957 DODGE CORONET 6 Jam/IM Race Track on April IF, the fifth. Iv a Ara-Caro,op on-a ter Auto Parts 3-1 ;snd cellar- first and Sherm Lollar*' second of The lefthander allowed the where they’ll beihonored at a ban­ The University of Connecticut quet ton^ht and a parade tomor­ tration* will be accepted after Hitting—Bob Oen-. Atiiletlcs and y produce! a highly regard- five-a horse?” dwelling Fogarty Bros, shut out the season—among 10 hits off six ' GianU Just five singles. a won its opening Yankee Conference Frank Bolling, Tigers—Cerv drovO ^ 2-DOOR SEDAN 4-DOOR SEDAN '^Kentucky Derby candidate ant are-four different bus third place Jarvis Realty 4-0. In ------Ylookle— third— baseman— ^Dick row before the two team* play the Sunday...... season by defeating the University Equipped with radio and heater, Mercomatic, Equipped with radio and heater, pushbutton first of three games in the Los in five runs |n tivo doubles and a ; is year, with Jewel's Reward In lines which go from the center _ third match, runnerup Johnson edfbu?George Spencer, No. 8, was Gray and veteran outfielder Duke - Commissioners of eiu:h league of Ma.ssar)i)]sett8, 6-1. - whitewall tires and has a light blue finish; Many automatic shift, clear custom, plastic aeat « J0 x 1 5 Angeles Coliseum. About 90.000 will ad'vise all candidates as to home run In 9-4 victor>' over the-' covei- ■ ‘ bat have been op .since the car waa the fields the situation remains nn of Jamaica directly to the track. Paint won three points from Gar­ the winner. Snider sent the Dodgers winging Robert .Wedln, senior co gland | b^kmaker can pick up his “work" within a foot or so of him ate; then blanked the Yanks until "Monzant didn't have his fast daily. te.-nis has the issiif been more . You should see and drive Jhls car to really ap­ a terrific savings to yOU. Full new car gvmr- SUPER CUSHION DESIGN 8.70x18'^ could do. ' ' , ^(wheh, translate into a newspa­ Chatterbox ...... ,■...34 - 82 .293 ball, working at all' and we didn't On display will be 34 different Coastal Conference. The achool’s I broad daylight, suggest he ia a Third place Oak Grill Restaii Hank Bauer and GU McDougald clearly defined than in the head-on preciate it. It is'fuyy guaranteed. antce. It has been driven only 10,099 miles N E X T/ Dick Mayer, thS. Open per hMdIine when the bookmaker kleptomaniac. doubled in the fifth, bene Steph* get .too much help from the relief makes of small imported cars collision between Pancho Gonzales. first competition will be for the | since delivered new a few months ago. ,/i Ghamploh. • ia arrested the word cornea out, rant upset front-running Boltpn from England West Germany, SELMNG OUT Monday's Interesting Lake House 3-1 last night and run- ens. still subbing for ailing Ted hurlere,” Rlgney declared after professlon)U champion if the world, league’s 19.58-59. basketball title. 1957 STUDEBAKER 6 CYLINDER "betting slips"). * Monday la probably the most tn- WiUlama, was Z-for-4 and alngled' Paid • Giel, Jim Constable, Ray Italy. France and Sweden. They and the Australian strongboy, Lew Athletic Director 'Tufle Maroon ^957 PONTIAC STAR CHIFF These places ait under and nenip Walnut Restaurant moved range from the luxuHou.s $25,000 CHAMPION DE LUXE 1957 MODEL OW NERS tereatliig day- of the week at this to within three .game* of first with two- out ahead of Jensen'i ' .Criin* and Stu Miller all had shots Hoad, who gave up hlv top ama­ Syracuse (NEAI—Of 360 avsll- said Quinnipiac will pls.v ho'jie and ! rilSTOM c a t a iim a h a r d t o p 7 around a picturesque El,: , which track, for thf crowd ia tradition­ blow. ■ . ■ at tha Dodgers. Giel was charged Rolls Royee to the tiny three teur spot to seek the pro title and able spots for the American Bowl­ home series with New Bedford, Ekjuipped with radio and heater,, staridard GOODYEAR takes working people—iuid every- place with a 3-1 decision over last This car Is fully equipped. Power steering, ally made up of bartenders and place Chatterbox Restaurant. with six runs and Crone three as wheeled Iselta which opens from a probable $125,000 or _more over ing Congress Masters tournament lech; Durfee, Stonehill, Babson ' transmission and many other fine accessories. Other Sports iKidy in Jamaica worka-:;to Joba in - Loa Angelea batters collected 15 the froril. A feature display will and Massachusetts Maritime Acad­ Has 2-tone green and white finish. New in all power brakes, hydramatic transmission, radio W CUSTOM FREE waiters.. Ray's Restaurant blanked Miller'* thO next two years from promoter here, May 24-28. 300’ have been and rear Hi-Fi speakers, under seat heater Brooklyn and downtown Manhat­ Yet on April 24 the winner of hits. be an experimental turbine racer. Jack Kranrer. filled. Included in the field is, of emy, the other league member*. ■ respects. For the person looking for a low Hats Fixed CUSTOM Restaurant 4-0 in the final match I -nd many other fire accessories that come with tan. A few blocks from the El, the mile-and-an-ei^th Wood will H ershey OiitscOres It's the famous Renault Shtmting They will appear in an Australia course, Dick Hoover of Akron, The college, retain; its affiliation, ■ priced economical late model car we are happy For life of. tire. kiosks mark sntrancea to a sub­ at the. Lucky Strike alley*. linchided waa a pair of doubles Pont'ac’- very be.st mod-'s. It is silver a^d NYLOM TUBELESS SUPER CUSHION Page 19 be placed high in Derby thinking. Night's tppjecore* were pinned by Dodger Captain Pee Wee Reese Star which set a world’s speed vs. America duel v.'hlch also fea Ohio, the (vily two-time' winner. with the NAIA. ■' to offer this one a.t a terrific saving with a new way used for similar purposes. Last year. Bold Ruler bareTy beat ■record on 191 miles per hour at car guarantee. Jt has been, driven only 7398 gray with a matching hand buffed leather Blackwall Whitewall TIRES DESIGN by Paul tiorrentl 170-387, Ray Springfield, 7-6 who declared in the dressing room t'’res the forme, amateur cham­ trirnriied interior. Thi.s-iB-.a real, luxurious au­ Gallant Man in the race. Gallant Ty*k 130-359. C!y Giorgetti 154- "W e’re always loud when we win.” 'Bonneville. Utah. pion of ■ the world, Thny Trabert, milea, AS an added attraction, private tomobile that can he had at a real low cost 7.50x14 ...... 23*77 27.77 ROTATED Man barely lost the Derby. 358. Neno Aceto 349,' Stan' Polin- S|)ringfleld, Mass., April 17 idl— A pitch beaned Dodger center- and the ,"people'r choice," Pancho and terrific savings to vou. It has been driven every 5,000 6.70x15 .. 1D.95 In 1955 Nashua beat Summer sky 343. Stan Sopeiak 139-346. Bill sports car ownerar, will d / day Segura, at the New Haven -Arena- 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 8.00x14 ...... 25.77 29.77 Tlan in a Wood heart-stopper, then Herahey Is on the verge of clinch­ 'fielder Gino Clmoli but fortunately a guaranteed 7.077 miles since delivered new. milea for 7.10x15 . 11.95 Sheekey 142-356, John.Rivoaa 336, the bail hit the protective helmet their car* in a modified Contours on Wednesday night, April 23. 8.50x14 wat second at Loulavllle. Native ing the American Hockey League’s D’elegance and compete for the COt^VERTIBLE V8 ...... 27.77 32.77 life of tire. 7.60x15 ./12.95^ Stan , Mlriicki 131-338. B ill' Lk- Calder Cqti final playoffs today on and although Cimoli left the game., This program o. the finest tennis Equipped with radio and heater, power glide, 1951 CHEVROLET BEL AIR Dancer, th* 1963 winner. Just did Rlviere 126-343/and Bert Claugh- be wasn’t badly hurt and *- was best appearing car* in four classes. in the world, with the professional 9.00x14 ...... 29.77 34.77 get beat a f Churchill Downs, the stren^h of a atirrlng rally and custom clear plastic 'seat covers. A flawless 8.00x15 ; 13.96 *ey 125. •> defenseman Jack Price~s 50 foot named to play today.' Judging will be conducted *t the title of the world at. stake, will 7.r>ooR HA ROTOR In' 1950, HUl Princ^ Wood win- Arena tomorrow, with the prizes dark green finish with de luxe orlon top, ■5' ■ 7.50x14 .12.95 NOW ON DISPLAY slap shot. • Alat.on said Snider, sttll ham­ start at 8 o'clock. white wall tires and de luxe wheel covers. This car is excellent throughout.- Bkitilpned ner, waa second in the Derby. Mid- awarded on Saturday. The sports n* ^ ^ v ': Price connnected to cap the up­ pered by hla4eft knee which under­ Tickets are on sale at the New' We know that if a convertible ia In. your future with radio and heater, power glide, all like Unconditional Road 8.00x14 . 13.95 dlenound, second in the Wood "M ajor Leagfie Holiicrs' hill battle with only 29 seconds re­ went surgery laat winter,: won’t cars' will remain on display Haven. Arena now.'• new whitewall tires 2-fop- green finish.'H-re took the' Derby. you would be wise to see and drive this one. 8.50x14 ,* 14.95 THE CAR THAT BTGLE maining last night.'- for a 7-6 play. , ' —, through .Sligdoy- ■ Full.v guaranteed of course. is one of those exceptionallv clean older model REGULAR NYLON H uard Guarjsntee It la a big. raqe «nd it produces Most ot the imported cars on cars that is readv to giv- the next owner thou- ' National League Herahey triumph over the Spring- i I want to give him a rest and Rival American Hockey League j the East’s big Dethy horses. Snider. Dodger*. field Indians. . - * ' this win be a good day with a display are coming directly from 1957’CHEVROLEf 6-CYLINDER s*"(ts of trmihie free mil-a. Rocoppad^With But If you've eVer been to Jsr coaches John Crawford of Provi­ SAKRETE PRODUCTS against cuts, breldts Gray,' Dodgers.' ! lefthander pitching," .Alston de­ the International Auto Show and DE LUXE OUALITY t ^ THE IL Y. AUTO SHOW The Bears.-who'can wrap up the dence and Roly McLenahan of 100% Cold Ruhbor maica the whole thing is implaus­ American League prize Saturday night back in clared. So his outfield will have will be given th'eir (Connecticut 4.DOOR) SEDAN 195* FORD CIISTOMUNE V« Now D«*ign-—Frtih Stock chuck holes, blow­ ible. • Ce'n^, Athletics. Herahey. lead the best-of-aeven Junior Gilliam In left, Cimoli in preview at the Arena Foreign Rochester both were born on Oct. Are Basily Used Equipped with radio and heater, signal lights Eauipped with radio and heater. Fordomatlc, 'I Jensen, Red Sox. competition 3-1. center and Carl Furillo In right. Car Show. 26. fi-ve years apart. and many other accessories. This is one of 2-tone blue andcwhlte paint with immaculate outs. 24 Mos. Maxwell. Tigers. With Gerry Ehman. a 4U-goal and Ready To Use C3ievrolet’a most economical cars to own and 2-tone blue interior. Ckjsttim made aaran aeat Brand New Premium Bob Buhl of the Milwaukee operate. It is a two-tone silver and gray and 6.70x15 Braves beat the Brooklyn Dodgers Bolling. Tigers. scorer during the regular aeaaon, rovers. ’This car has besn-idriven 18.767 certi­ 30,000 Miles. Phillips, White Sox. contributing four, Springfield lad it is in showroom condition inside and out. It fied miles since new and has hsd the very BUTYL TUBES 12 times in 14 deciiiona during the M M l MB ia a car that can be bought with low monthly Tube Type Black last two seasons. Lollar, White Sox. most of the way. No. 45 CEMENT Each 1.75 best of care by ita original owner. Fully guar­ 1 5 "' payments to fit anyone's budget. It has been anteed. AC PRODUCTS LOCKHEED driven only 9.167 miles since delivered new a No 80 CEMENT Each 1.20 Six* Black Whit* .TUNELESS MALLORY few months ago. Fully guaranteed. .. 1955 NASH RAMBLER ALL SIZES AUTO-LITE / ( I m " ' ' ' 6.40x15 15.95 19.95 Black . White BORG-WARNER THO)MI*SON No. 80 PAVEMENT PATCH 1.75 1956 BUICK V8 SPECIAL CROSS COUNTRY 4-DOOR 6.70x15 Friday and Saturday, 2.DOOR HARDTOP STATION WAGON 15.95 ,19.95 17.95 21.95 FEDERAL MOGUL RAYBESTOS DUMP IT ★ RAKE IT ★ TAMP IT 7.10x15 e Exchange For Old Tube Equipped with radio and heater, dyhaflow Equipped with 6-cyllnder engine, standard 17.95 21.95 17.95 21.95 GRANT RlhfGS WALKER transmission. It is 2-tpne blue with, like new, transmission, radio and heater. It haa been 33,05 Afr Np ■ Ktatwige IHrerior. F'or ITU -fgiTlTirtniTVTgainfiy TST T ' ■TiHven a guaranteed lS,5(Krmttt8 by-itr uilg- - 8.00x15 > Add 50c Per Tube ICompItHLlM^lEDEAOirai^ medium priced car at a price to fit anyone'se inal owner. This is one of those real immacu­ 21.95 25.95 21.95 25.95 m muti>us S d P4 B>C>l*A*L PATIO BLOCKS Each 33c Bocketbook. Come In and look and drive this' late older models and always very popular. It h'8.00x10*" - 1 ^ " 3 3 s 9 5 " vrMt — ------— ^egBtrm ffirsE L'^rfU N ■'’n m w C T 8IJ)0 Any Size* Q O t l A T M ”^ ' ” en only 9,436 guaranteed original mile*. Fully interior, .Popular reclining seats. Fully ^TIGER COUPE" WET WASH or guarantete. of cou.rac. anteed. AN P r i ^ in Advt. Plus Tax and Rtaappobii Cosing * 68 H.P. Eagliie Stainless Steel Wheel KNOTTY PINE PANEL We carry one of the largest selections of the verx finest Wgh quality lUOl' v*™ Connertleul. Covert CONVENIENT 8 FT. LENGTHS. 8q. Ft 15c C,'om|llete selertioij of sedans, hardtops, convertibles and many station wagons. Always at least e Dual CaudMiretor* e Whitewall Ttres. SO cars to choose from. AU late model cars carry a fuU 00-day or 4.000 mUe warraaty. All cars We Aim to Build Our Butineu On Public Trust * . Auxiliary OU Cooler e Electric Clock (;■ BRAKE ADJUSTMENl MACKIDE LROF financed at bank rates. „.,'r » . . -* Automatic Cigarette FREEDEUVERY * HlghJSpeed Trans. Lighter SERVICE 21 Years of ^ntlBUOus Customer Saiisfactlei a Hand Tooled FInlah . e Foam Rubber Cushloa with a LUBRIGAJION and OIL OHAMOE MODERN STORES FOR AUTO PARTS Interior A . * Sboaii Up to 86 Milea per galloB 651 9ARK ST88ET mam and ioulivakd . 191CENTIR STREET, s e r v ic e ; INC HARTJFORP a EAST HARTFORD a MANCHESTER; Barlow Motor Sales Manchester Motors I R| inilFN TIL JAcksMi TEL Mekion 8-2161 ^ TEL MltcMi J-S168 Your OMsmobilfi-Golifith Dtaler . H ' SERVICE 7.1911 » .KoutR* 88, Windsor Avenue, Rockville—T6l.'RockTiU6 5-2688 91 CENTER STh M A N C H E SH R 612 WEST CENTEH STREET— Ml 3-1611 . FIRSTJ)EALER ON YOUR LEFT ENTERING CITY . NEXT TO MUNICIPAL 8UILDING~MI 3-2444 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9—SATURDAY TILL 6 iltO A D oaa W. MIDDLE TPKIE. M l 341509 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY * Ji- ■ ". ' ..-tir'- I •', ■ iT i > tm sm

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MANC3IE8TEB EVENING HERALD, k A N C H E ^ R , THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1958 PAGE TWENTt^ MANCHESTER EVENING’ HERALD. MANCftESTER> CONN., THURS|)AY, APRIL lT^1958 r TWEN W4Bt$!d-*»To Buy 58 Businens Locations Housm for Salt 72 Hoqs9S for Sal9 Housm for Sklf 72 Wanted— Real Estate 77 Ltgal Notiea. Lcgsl Notiet HY FAGALlr S ami ll^ fi SHORTEN Articles'For l^ e 45 HouMhoid GdMtfi t l fcoURT onPROBATK. Automobitn for Sale 4 Bluiness Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAWI OLD. OUNS taay condition). for Rent 64 (XXIV) FOUR UNIT apartment In THREE-FA30LY home with ga- MiUiCHESTER— O iam lng Cape L u r r m u s w a n t e d , smgie ana AT A held AT A COURT o r PROBATE, two-famijy houses. Msmbstr of at . IfancbMitcr. within Sad (or (hs at Maacbetur, wlthta aad | TELEVISION, very good cdndlMoni a t A SACRIFICE V swordr, w n saUques, etc. Rockville. Only one year old. Ex­ in prime, weet side Jocatlon. Cod borne on West Side. Hired IMsti-let M Kanchtster, «a (be tith day District of Manchester.-eo-tbe 18 FORD Fatrlan« S-door Victoria, FUIUR SANDINO and reRnishii OFFICES IN Andrews BUIldlng, •$ MLB. Howard R. Usatlngs/Reol- 'W FORD Fi SnACa hegter. 1951 Kaiser two- '<000 or whole coUseUen). 70 Mil) cellent Income return. Gill Ike R. For fnrtlMr information coll 8. A. bedrobma, 24’ living room. Alum­ ot April, IMS. of April. 1988. . .,'-.1 Classified heater, extras.traa. 4,777 milea. Spedallatni III old floors. % 3 ROOMS O P v East Csnt«r-St. from $40. An- tor, 30 9-1107 any Urns Preteot. Hon. John J. Walirtt. Judge. Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. JuOHb yadio, heat door, low m ileage. P I 2-7211. i t T^l.- sO “ 8-9T17.: F. Olmock CO., Realtorr Ml 9-5245 Beechler, Realtor, or Wes Smith, inum storms, ecreened in breeze­ PriHtO*Sl,iMS, 874 Suoflfnit^St. ' ' »-S7S0 I -L BioiiT.iifauia W FURNITURET ^5, , dr«FM -'Ma^gihesler Corporation, 3 0 94962, 30 S4989. way end A 1-car garage, Imrnedl- Trust estato u/w ot Jnha H. Tanner Estate o( Leo Oiaaa, lata ot.Jfaiica& V AD 8-5454. , Or Mr. BejpU Cantor, TR,6-8495, iiRE YOU CUNSlDjbuNO- Jr., Into of Usnehester, In said District, ter. In aald Dlatrlct, decMACd.' - Tiiqu N09l,BlA890Nr'' USBACl^fMOBC^ Credit manager would like dARtUdNtratractor, pneumoMe Ures, _____ 'jt______I______au occupancy. 3% mortgage dectased. •, Tq# adminiatratrix having exhtbtteS Advertisement 60MBTHII4G- OfltMTS and SELLING YOUR PROPERTYt The aucoessor-'nustee havlnt ' ez- her administration account with soM MOKVBN8EN TV. Biwcialised RCA BATHINBTTE. lUaaonable. CaU contact reaponaiUb party to Uka ‘ Implemtmg. Reasonable, DM COMMERCIAL busineas or offled (XXVI) JUST oEF Porter St. TOLLAND—$11,600. TWo bmlroom may be auumed. Selling for ' WHY WAl5t.when re can sell you IKTO THE TAPS , tquCAlSTHAD over small weekly payrngnte eo • 9-1858. Beautifu: six room Dutch Colonial ranch with fireplace, - carport, 315,4(M. J a rv ls^ a lty Co., 283 E. Ws le Motors, 384 -4*. feet. Will; sub-dlvlde. 'Main St., Ws also' buy preiperty for cash. ORDERKD: ‘That the 23rd day Ot April, 1988. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at terms arranReu. J A J RUBBISH re al, yards slating of ^plece living room. S A Co., Realtors. Ml •-6245 or Mr. tor, 3 0 3-130$. . CAD 30 3-4113 34. After A ^il, I9U. at ten o'clock, forenoon, at the Ihvtbate Office In the Moaleigil Center St. 8^#■ KT CRAWLERS for •ale. Roonui Without Board 59 located near Center. > PUnty of Member 3wmiple Listing the Probate Office in the Uunlclpal Building In said Manchester, be and the g:15 A.M. to 4;30\P.M. cleaned, . rubbish ashes re>- OTQH’ aUp tables, mWchlng cockUil parking. Phone Ml 0(5229 or Ml BemU Cantor, TR 5-8495. hours call 3 0 8-2028r11B'8-1157, 30 Building In said Manchester. )>e and ihe P ^ l 3IANCHE8TER—Four bedroom Co­ STANLEY. BRAY. Realtor same Is aasigned for a hearing on the BORGWAI0 sedan station moved. Cill MI ins, 28 Autumn St. table, 2 ubie lamps, riig^ rug pad, ROOM FOR RENT. Inquire Stats 8-7444. V ;3-73*7. same is assigned for a hearing on Ihe allowance ot^ said admtiftstraUon oe- ameker and haasock. B«id)bom con­ (XXV) EAST HARTFORD R^CSl- lonial, 1% baths, garage, huge b r a e -b u r n REALTY allowaaoe of eald account With said count with eald estate, aacertabimeat waj(on. Authorised deaieft Alph's . Tailor Shop, 8 BlsSeU. Ml S-T888. COPY CI.OSING T^ME ASHES, RUB^SH, gahbags. walks CUNtON chain aawa;' Dewalt sists of 8-piece bedrooiit, box lent'Investment property, $85,000. kitchen. Centrally located, $17,000. MANCHESTER^bniy $12,9 30 34278 estate and this Court directs, that notice ot heirs and.order of distribution, and Motor Sales, Inc., 55 sor After 8 :IC Ml 8-6047. in d u s t r ia l f o r r e n t '^ ot Ihe time and place assigned (or said Ibis Court d fr ^ s that- notice of the FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. shoveled, all kinds d general work sliome wmieshop; Wright pcs#*r spring, Innerspring mattress, 9 Excellent Inveetment propSrty. Clifford. Hansen, Realtor, 3 0 paom Cape. Centrally Id hearing be given to alt persons known Ave., Roclcvllle. Ml 8-IM9. E1808. SELLING, BUYING, trading L M- time and place aasjgned (or said hear­ and light^ trucking. Rags and " ■ ------and 2 pic* p l e a s a n t Desirable, location. Low rent. 8 For further Information or , sp- Owner. 3 0 9-ir4. CT to lie Interested therein to appear and ing be given to all persons known lo be MON. THRU FRI. ROOM—Quiet home, M L (V’bicb meant Live Modern,- be heard thereon by publishing a co'py 1955 BORGWARD two-door sedan,in. N ' icked up free. Prices rea« Mian. Ml l-yM: . ____ _> uiret. kitchen comcamdsta of ax* next to bath and showsr, freq bulldtnge snd fenced space. Entire >(Atment to see call R. F...... ■ ...... roto Interested therein to appear and be Imoek A Co., Realtors. MI 84345, IJ4,800—Cape with dormers. Six 3IANCHE8TER — Canterbury Multiple Ustl—all ^ r real estate of this order In some newmape;n ew ^p er hay- hav­ heard thereon by publishing a copf of 10:3(r A.M. radio, heater. Ralph's Motor Sales, igWe. MI 9-0142. tension UbIe, 4''matching chaira, pftrking. Ml 84887. or separate. f ing -a circulation in s^d■■ District,DIstrl . at this order in some newspaper having a 18" TORO ROTARY power mower, JosephB Ashford. MI 9-6818, Bar­ finished rooms, large wooded lot. 8ix room Cape, five finished, plas­ \0»ethe modern way. The Ellsworth Inc.. 55 Windsor Ave., Rockville. utility,, cabinet, range, refrtgera^ One buildira, 3 floors. Bottom least (Ivo days before the day of said circulation In said District, at leaat five SATURDAY 9 A.M. TELEVISION ^ Service. fUscontimied model. One only. bara Wooida, Ml .9-7703 or Robert Convenient to shopping, schools, tered througout, low down pay­ 'Itten Agency, Realtors. 30 3-8930 hearing, and by mailing on nr before days before the day of said hearing, . MI 3-1869. and TVviaw. Original price ll.iTBj VERY PLEASANT room for ganUs* floor 1200 ft. Concrete floor, 8 Urge AvaUa6)s.at all times. PhUco fgc- Regular $74.9S~$39A5, Marlow's, man at 178 Main St. Parking. Ml Murdock, i a 3-8473. bus. 30 9-.*1-3418. - ment. FHA mortgage available. Anril ft. IMS, by certined mall, a ropy- and by mailing on or before April 11, 867 Main St. unpaid balance $878.40. Call Mr. overhead doors. Loading platform. YOUR home?’ For of Ibis order to Myra Tanner. S8 Rus­ 1958. by rertifled mall, a copy of thta 1955 ^ CHEVROLET convertible. tory supeladsed service. Tel. Ml TiHIIlinghaat, Hartford CH T-0888, any J-4071. A A A 'Realty, Agentsf Jim and elftcienl; courteoue serV' sell 81., Manchester. Conn. order lo Vincent Diana. 140 Bentea rOVR CUOPERATION W UX 9-9698. / Second floor, space saving storage. (XXVni - BAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER—To settle eatatth Jean Tuttle, 30 9-8808. JOHN J. WALLBTT. Judge. 8t.. Manchester. Conn.: Mario W. Green and white. Power brakes Ume up to 8 p.m. ' Parking. Shop or warehouse. SIX room ranch, fireplace, garage, ppralsing without obliga BE APPRECIATED SINGLE ROOM for gentleman or (While, they last) — Nsw ranch Diana, I,en P. Dlapa and William J. and steering. $1500. Call Mie-18.32 MI^M RUBBISHY offers spring X Boats and Accesaories 46 homes. $i4,990. (Completely fin- good location. ' $15,S()0, Clifford MANCHESTER-Five Room Cape “ . A. Beechler, Realtor, Diana, all of 54 Clinton 8(., Manchester, WATKINS lady. Quiet. Inquire 324 Charter o n e , building. Erick. Concrete Conn. ■ between 4,;Ml-7:?0 p.m. , housecleaning plus aUics, cellars. floor. LDSdlng platform. Lower Uhed). Built-in stove and oven, Hansen, Realtor, 3 0 3^1303, with garage hear bus line and r Wesley R. Smith. As- Oak. MI t-8188, CH 6-4187. iate. 30 94952. Member MulU- JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. Dial M l 3-2711 1952 CHEVROLET foup )oor sedan. yaVda. Rubbish remobad at your Uvet space aterage. flrepUcf, ceramic tUs bath, full shopping. Ebccellent conditioA, now YtOWBOAT AND Johnson USED FURNITURE AUTUXWjrrREET — Ixsrge five ____U8ui)g Sdrylec. AT A COt/r T o f PROBATE. heM Powerpilde. Heater, New seat cohvenlence, 24 hour jjervipe. Ml p l e a s a n t room near bath for one One building garage. Fireproof, baaemsnu, amestte drivek. com­ vacant, $14,000, ^CUttOni Hansen. r 9-9757. Call MI 9-0583. Or two gentlemen. Parking' 64 pletely landscaped. % ' fown. room custom built ranch. One Rsaltor, 3 0 $-130$. The at Manchester, within and tor tna covers. New tires.- In excellent EXCHANGE 800 ft. Large enough for car re­ 10 year old. Parklike setting. Base­ f District of Manchester on the l$th day offer. Call High St. pairs, shop, storage. F.H.A. R. F. Dlmock A Co., Real­ of^pril. 19M. condition. Make ah DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Coin- 18 H,P. BVINRUDB outboard ment garage. Parkay oak paneled A' HOUSE WE hats to leave behind. Legal Notiea* P^sent. Hon. John. J, Wallett. -Tudge. 1 owner. Ml 3-4348. ST., MANCHESTER tors, ka 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Lost and Pound pany, doors and windows, custonT' motor. Full price $89, Good con­ ArmACnVELT fumUhed and Fenced space. High fence, llt06o Ml 94818, Barbara Woodk, MI fireplace wall. Large rooms. Hot Six room cspe, moderately priced. Doctor Says Sam e of Anna Heller of Manchester, dition. Ml S-8988. sq. ft. t AT A C O U5P R Y c« O r PRORATR. held- In xaiO. District, an Incapable person. 195.5 OLDS '98' Holiday coupe. Full work, guaranteed. Call 8n 0-1583 cheerful rooms. Ooniplete light 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI water nil heat. Call .Goodchild 3 0 9-4039. at Manchester, within Sod for the The Conservator having exhiaited Ms LO.ST-I.arpc Black dog. vicinity Four ptSM walnut bedroom set 845 Realty Co., Realtors, BU .9-0983, District of Manchester, on the 14th dey power. Excellent condition. Ml after 8 p.m. fu N AT ■■niE PARTV AS THE housekssplng facUitiea available. 34472. final acownt with aatd ostate to this South Road, Bolton. Please call Admiral W redlo combination,.#95 HARRY LIBRY 3 0 3-7925. of April, 1968. ' / Cure nf Highly Ctmtaglong Court for allowance. It Is 9-7057 after S, TAPE'MACritME BLINM OH Single, double, f^ldren accepted Present. Hon. John J. Wallett. Jndge. Ml 9-6140. • LAWNS AND gardens olowed with OUTBOARD motor for sale, $50. Round oak'dining room table (II) NEW 5% room W ch , ceramic "ROCKLEDGE Scalp Itlngwonn la Not Eaay O R B E R ^ : That the 39th day of ANOTHEMlNO-llANHSC^ Call MI 9-9S1289. —limited parking. Central, reason, Rockville TR 5-R4IS MANCHESTER—Six room Cspe Estate of Charles SkralMtcx, Isle of April. 106*, av ten o’clock, forenoon, at 1947 CHEVROLET, two-door coupe, rotary ‘ plow. Free estimates. buffet and six chdlrs 880 . able price. Qohie seow Mrs. Dor tUe bath, dining arak, attached Manchester to said District, deceased. (he Probate Office ln-*the Mnnietpa] LOST—Thursday., pair . of glasses Cod tgith patio, ceramic bath, ga­ The administratrix having exhibited Radio, heater, direetiopal signals, Rapid Service. Call PI 2-7869 Boy’s de luxe bicycle. Sell for ■'aey, 14 Archflt, ATTRACnVE front room office 'garage, full basement, ameeite SECTTION” . By EDWIN JORDAN. M.D. Building In said 'Manchester, be and ln■b^bwn•^asc. Vicinity Marv's best efifer this week * rage, ameeite drive, cqrner lot. her. edmInIstraUon account wlllr said Ihe same ts asstgneVl for a hearing an Market. Finder please call MI aean. Ml 9-8922. sn M U iX BOAT FOR SALE. CaU MI 9-2907 for real estate, insurance. Rent drive. Completely landscaped estate to this Court tor allowance. It is Written for NEA Service the allowance of said account with said A B C SERVICE Company. 21 Chroma, breakfast set 829 FtJDt^ANY, Urge heated room, $17,200. R. F. Dlmock A Co., Near bus, stores. Owner 30 If you ara looking for .a custom ORDERED; That the 1st dsy of Msy. 9-7888. Maple, Ml 9-1575. Member of The t i l le v td Atv, m l VAOMY,e*m( or MI 8-4385 between 1-8 p.m. reasonable. 983 Main St., Mlj "My grandson,”' a reader wys. estate and thif Court dIrecta that notlco 1953 4-TON pickup. Clean. . free parking, on bus line. 148 Cen- 34419, Xn S-7814, Realtors, 3fl 94245. Joseph Ash­ 9-4381. dcfigntd ranch having three large 1968. at ten' o'clock, forenoon, at the of. the time and place assigned (or eald Appliance Service Contractors As Open Thur*. snd Fr avsnings Probate Otfice In the. Municipal Build­ hse ringworm In his scalp.” She hearing w given to all persons Itnowii LOST—Small fawn colored puppy down payment. $4.90 weekl; 12 FOOT ROWBOAT. May be seen ,tsr IftcTsl. JMI 8-5002. ford, 3Q 94818, Barbara Woods; bedrooms, attached garage, wall to ing In said Manchester, be and the sociation servicing Hotpoiiit tUl I Beautiful Five Room Ranch requjrii^a discussion of this sub­ to ho Interested therein to appear and with white spots. Answers to payment till June. MI 9-09:1 , at 58 Eaat Middle Tpke., or phone OFFICE SPACE. suiUble for doc­ 3Q 9-7702, or Robsrt Murdock, 3Q wall carpeting. and enany other same Is assigned (or a heating on the be heard thereon bv publishing'a copy for Mr. Cole. A.B.C, Kelvinator, Blarkstone Ml 9-0886. ROOM FOR : ' working gentle tor, lawyer,, optometrist, real es­ 3-8472. /;'■ >* . Full basement,' two fireplaces, allowance of said administration ac­ ject asRc about t)ie chances of this order In some newspaper having Rusty. Last seen i-icinity Lake St.. Maytag. Washers, dryers, ranges. features. count -with said estate, ascertainment Vernon, wearing red collar. Child’s man. Shower Qd garage. MI tate. Insurance. Will remodel. plastered walls, full insulation, cop­ a cirrulatinn In said District, at’ ' least FOR SALE—1947 International H.P. and K.A. dishwashers. Building—Contracting Business Opportunities 32 Situatipiis Wanted— Mala 39 SELL AT WHOLES^ S-85M. (XV) RIGA HtSloSTS. Bolton— per plumbing, ceramic tile bath. of heirs and order of distribution, and of curt. , five days liefore the day of said hsar- pet. MI 8:5500. ■ Ample parking facilities. 108 Main this Court directs that notice of the To that ^eation, I can say that ing, and hy matting on or before April panel truck. Motor good. MI City, utilities. Amesite drive. Near GALL OWNER MI 3-0520 time and place assigned for said hear­ GONDER’S T V Sendee, available Diamonds—,Watch! Two new refrigerators, on# St. MI 34563. Magnificent new^ ranch; Six the chances/of complete cure Are 1*. 19W. by certified mall, a ebpy of 9-1093. f CARPENTER—Experienced in all FOR LEASE rooms, two car garage. See busUhe and school. ing be given (o a{l persons knoim to be eald order (o Commissioner of Wetfare, ■NOTICE IS HEREBY given that any time. Antenna conversions SPRING CLEANING, MI 9-3581 Jewelry 48 gas combtqaUon range, one M " i Thhi has been occupied less than interested therein in. appear and )>« g ^ , but it adll be troublesome Pass Book >Io. 75708, issued by fields of carpentrj'. Contract or Apartro«it5-*-FIat»— Signs on B<^ton Center Rd. R. CHARLES LESPERANCE, State Office Building. Hartford. Conn. 1951 MERCURY four door, new Philco factory eupervised eervice reasonable hourly rates. Tel. Ml NeW-t^o bay service station. Cor­ after 4 p.m. range, one 80" electric range, one Suborban For Rent 66 two years and, is located at 81 heard lhereon'';..by publishing a copy ot aiid perhaps Ume consuming. JOHN J. WAleLKTT. Judge. The Savinffs-Bank of Manchester UCONART W. TOST, Jeweler, re- / Tdiwmcnts 63 F. Oimock A Co.. Realtors. 30- b r o k e r this order in sdqie newspaper having a Outbreaks of h ^ p ringworms paint job, seat rovers. Al condi­ Tel. MI 9-1488. 3-0731. ner GroVesSnd Hale Sts., RockvlUs. built-in oven and asrvics unit. Four 94245, Joseph Ashford. MI- Garth Road. « circulation In w|d District, at least has been lost and application has .palra, adjuata watches expertly 30 9-7820 . five days before' the day ot said hear­ mrs fsirly commoh. snd are con­ tion. Moriarty Gulf Service, 475 Excellent' ibqaUon, Paid training NOW RENTINa—Rockville^Brand R(X3CVILLB— New .three room 9-SS18, Barbara Woods. 30 9-7702 Where ringworm of the eealp been made to said bank for pay­ LlGilT BULLDOZING, excavating program.' Finbimlal assistance can Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 Reasonable prices Open, dally sir-conditioning bnlts, y malll'nir’dn or before April fined largely to youngsters. Many Hartford Road. new 4H room spacious duplex apartment, refrigerator. gse or Robert Murdock.'30 7-9472. Beautiful Six Room Finished 18, 19S8. by certified mall, a copy of comes epidemic, this seems lika ment of the amount of deposit. grading, back filling. Dump true! / Rooflng-SidM'g 16 be arranged with- 'proper party. Thursday evanings. 128 Sprues ''range, dUiwsslI, no peU, 175. ^ 1 ADELAIDE RD.—Large ranch communities have suffered from rental. Reasonable rates, no job MANCHESTER PET Cehter, 995 LAFLAMME APPLIANCE apartments. Indivldusl heat, hot this order to Olive Recave, Route 1»; g’ ^ood i d ^ 1950 FORD SEDAN. $176, 1950 Street. Ml 9-4887. TR 6-2506. or TR S-QISO. VACANT SIX room Cspe, oil heat, Cape home in a most desirable location, Vernon. Conn..'"M.R. Rock'ille, Conn.; such outbreaks, but they do differ has also been suggested that too small. MI 9,0850. . FOR ALL t y p e s of roofing end Main St. Ml 9-4278. Open Monday water. Colored tile bath. Built-in Fireplace, bookcases, all city Stella Johnston. ‘ Box Mountain Drive, Ford two-door $100. 1951 Nash GULF OIL CORPORATION throiwh Saturday 9-8, Thursday X CO. residenUal section. Absentee own­ fully finished .recreation rootp, 2 in several respects fr o m ^ e more children, wear close-flttljig cope t® Personals sedan $100, 1950 Ford sedan $225, siding/ clapboard,’ eebeetos. - You oven, disposal, l l cu. ft. Frtgl BUSINESS WOMAN will share utilities, enclosed yard, garage, car garage. Vernon, R.F.D. No. 3. Manchester. common ringworm or athlete's CLAPBOARDS recovered wlt>- No, may «eve by celling now for your and Friday nights till 9. Garden—Farm— Dairy 18 OAK STREET naire Convenient location, ample er wants quick sale. Now asking Conn.: Clafa Dubaldo. 89 Irving St., guard against danger o f infection HEY GEORGE! Have you called 1949 Chevijolet convertible. d^- CH 6-657l\ , seven room house with same. $tl,90d blit offers will be consid­ ameslts drive. Near stores, buses Manchester. Conn.: Phyllis Barkofen. foot. in publiq. places, such as buses or chromed Call Ml 9-3932.;* '' 1 wood shingles and painted at the free aetimstes. All materials and Products 5(1 pkrklng 1110, Furnished model on Sweetheart Lake, Stafford Springs. and schools. Priced at only $15,300. CEDAR 8T.~Three-family home, * Tom-LIn Road. Newington. Conn.; If typical, ‘‘ringworm of the th* Junk Yard In the north end of same time. Low rates. Call MI workinanahlp guaranteed. Man­ p a r a k e e t s for aale. also breed- STERILIZED used furniture re- ' S ^ a y . N. B. Chase, TR 5-1200. ered. First time on market. 'T. J. Edward Skrabaez. SS.")* North Barnes subways, as well oa in movib tho* Ask for Mr. While . era, nest boxes and cages, a flM OV 4-2144, 4-362S. CHARLES LESPERANCE, immaculate throughout, 3, 4, 5 Scalp tqnds to - produce scaly town? They go under Parker 9-6058. chester Roofing and Siding Co., aXliONQ AND eating apides^ 75c paired and spray finished. Moat of Crockett. Realtor. 30 8,-1577 or room apartments, oil heat, garage. St., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. aters. Street Used Auto Parts. They buy Gleawood St. MI 9-8572. it looks like.new. Living room set, TWO ROOM unfumUbed ^ apart­ 3 0 9-7761. b r o k e r JOHN J. WAIXETT. Judge. patches on the back or sides of If ringworm of the Kalp dees Trailers g-A I n ^ M l 9-8033. ' ‘ a 16 qiihrt baslttot. Louis i BolU, * Ml 9-7620 the head. The hair on - these any vehicle on wheels plus being RAY ANN TV Olnlc, service call 260 Bush HUt Rd. maple sofa bed, maple platform ment. All utUlUes except gas Cen­ Wanted to Rent *68 Wo o d l a n d s t . — Two new break out in a community, an at­ the newest snd largest in town. $2.50. 24-hour service. Bonded FOR THK best In shingle and built Help Wanted—female 35 rockers, bedroom sets, kitchen trally located. Rm t 380. 30 3-4524. $13400.., gpaclous ate-room-home.- patches appears- n 9-2303. certified Instructor, licensed by R009TN0, SIDING, painting. Car- T. Herald.' 38 Maple St. Tel. MI 8-4S2T. RAS^BBRRY p)ants--Indian Sum- spinet organ today. Finest quality Uy of four acceptable, $40 per srt Murdock, 30 3-8472. financing available. ' at $15,800. Howard R. Hiuitings, The President said he would re­ .also be desirable. '' and accuracy guaranteed. Century pentry Alteratlofis and addiUona. mer.'Baar in spring and fall. Flva month. Tel. PI 2-7358. Realtor, 3IX 9-1107 any time. sist any attempt to repeat these poses some' difficult problems in WANTED—Ride to Pratt and Whit­ the State of Oenn. MI 9-4M)78^ of any home organs. DubsJdo FIVE ROOM RENT 3IANCHE8TER — Six sparkling C3iambera Street—Six room brick Treatment is not always easy, effective treatmeht. Mailing Service. Tel. MI 8-7764, Ceilings. Workmanship guaran­ WANTEU?—Middle-aged woman as TOP QUALITY loam. Excellent for plants, 85c; ten, $1.25; twenty-five Music Center, 188 West Middle provisions in the future. since many of the ointments con­ ney. Eaat Hartford from Spring teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn companion to elderly IsNly. Good landscaping, * greenhouse« and $2.80. MI »«^ 7 . ' • APARTMENTS-Rockville. New rooihs, 'fireplace, hot waterwater oil home, custom built. Situated on a Sen. (tore (D-Tenn), cliief spon­ MORTTXXIK’S-Manebester'a lead LAWN MOWING and general gar­ Turnpike...... IN MANCHESTER Lots for Sale taining chemicals which work on St., first shift. MI 9-2820. Ing driving icbool. Skilled cour St. Ml 3-4860. home preferred to high wages. lawns. FUl' gravel, stone. Call three room snd bath. ExecUent lo­ heat. Move right in! Price $15,500. beautiful large landscaped lot 'with 73 sor of Ute measure, said the Pres- More to Get Re*etors dening at a. rea.ionable cost. Call cation, Large ameslte parking for . ■ * Madeline Smith, Reai'nr, 30 hundreds of flowering shrubs and other kinds of fungus Infectioha WANTED-Ride to Pratt and Whit­ teoua instructors. Licensed, au­ Tel. Xli 9-2170. Wait MI 3-8803. FAMOUS Kimball kplnet pianos. BOLTON—Two large wooded lota ident's statement indicates "he is of the skin are not successful thorized by Department ot Motor MI 9-9512 after 7 p.m. 1 FcrtlUgeni 5 ^ 10 yes'* guarantee. Lifetime guar* two cars each apartment. Large For one of our trusted employes. 3-1842. trees. Two full tile baths with built against the provision of the bill ney. iM shift. From vicinity of RoofinK and Chimneys 16>A EXPERIENCED women to do back lawn. Modem sppllsncce. on Williams Road. Call owner, 30 for this. X-ray treatment has New York—Only about a dozen Vehicle: for driver education, BARGAINS—Famous Hoover vac­ ;smtee on sounding board. Out* He' has been with us seven years, ih vanities. Large walk-in cloeetg. designed to )>reak the back of the United Statea coUegea and univer­ Union St. Ml 9-1604. housework. Twice weekly. Call MI uum cleaners. Recohdltloned. WELL ROTTED cow'''Nnunure, Ventilator fan. Disposal laundro­ (I) BOLTON—Custom -built ranch Thermopone picture window. Hot 3-8321. been used with some success. Hydran^atic, standard shift. MI GARDENS PLOWED with John ROOFINO - Specializing in repair­ Uvered by the load.. F h m standing exclusive construction has two children, and we can rec­ $18,900. Six rooms, ceramic tile recession.” The. most Important .thing to do sities have reMarch reactors, used 9-7898. , 9-9828. w Guaranteed. $12.95 up. Free home features snd tone. $598 up includ­ mat, rotary TV antenna. Heat. water oil heat. Full cellgr, fire­ COVENTRY—Large cleared lot for Deere tractor. (%ll MI '9-2136. ing roofs of all ktnda. Also new . 3-7405. Adults. Phone 30 3-4824. TR ommend him highly. bath, mahogany kitchen cabineta, Gore said the $400 miUion con­ about ringworm -of the scalp is to for training eraUng pertonnol Aatomobiles for Sale 4 demonatratton. MI P-SOSl after 8 ing bench and delivery. Lessons place. ' A lovely patio to sit and re­ aale, 153x350. Nice location. CaU and testing materials. Hits number HARRISON Driver Training - roofs. Ontter work. Chimneys 54775. ______' , , , ^ fully plastered. Two-car garage. lax and enjoy these beautiful floiw- tained the best job-making poten­ recognise its contagious nature cleaned, rrasdred, 28 years'- ax WANTED—Companion for elderly P»"- GOOD CLEAN cow mShuiw, avsilsbl Tempo Organ' Studios, For further, information or ap­ 30 94784. tial of any section of the bill be­ and to stop it from spreading. is expected to rise, however, aa * 1958 CHEVROLET Bel Air, nine Learning to drive In our dual con- LAISjNS MOWED 388 Main St.. Mancheatek Bxclu- ering shrubs. Near all schools. bUs and trimmed. rlence. iNee estimates Call lady. Call MI 3-4747, GRADE No. 1 loam delivered, $3 loads, delivered. Excellent tTWO 3iv room apartment. —Two WRITfL_. pointment to see call tb* R- F. cause A-B-C projects can get un­ The backs of seats in movie result of the Atomic Energy Com­ paksenger station wagon. Power- trolled itandard or sutoinatic M I 3-^946. shrubs, gardens. MI 3-7804, rivs Kimball organ and' j^ano rejk and shopping area. You must see mission’s announced policy ot lend­ ley. Manchester Mi 8-5381. per yard, 5 yards' minimum, 2, room caWn. .Furnished or unfur­ Dlmock A Co., Realtore, 3fl 9-5245, this home to appreciate. Bbctra der way more quickly than the theaters are said to be responsi­ glide, radio, heater. One owner. cars Is easy and enjoyable. Li­ 9-8781, , isentative. BOX Z, h e r a l d ’ Suburban tor Sale 75 more complex superhighway con­ ing financial assistance. Production censed school authorized by De-WHIT'S LANDSCAPE Service. loar-, $2.50 per yard. .GrAvel, nished. New Bolton Rd. 30 3-8389. Joeeph Ashford. 311 9-8818, Bar­ land' available. The price wlU ble .for many cases. Someone Tow mileage. Call MI 8-0409 after bara Woods. 3n 9-7702 or Robert struction. suggested that movie house fur­ these research reactors is mov­ 6 p.m. . partment of Motor Vehicles. Ml i Quality landscaping backed by Help Wanted — Male 36 crushed stone, stabilized stone, WELL ROTTED cow manure and INLAND WhiU Pearl drum amaze you. only $17,800. Small (DC) BOLTON-rOoVeatry Itn*. New Heating and Plumbing 17 sand, hot mix asphalt: Nussdorf |Y)UR ROOM duplex, two bedroom. Murdock 30 3-8472. 5 room ranch, ceramic tile bath, The Senators said it was nec­ niture should be disinfected once ing toward a $50,0(M,0sts Wanted—To Buy 58 FIVE ROOM duplex, two bed­ Houses for Sale 72 without modern style furniture. TED GOODCHILD handbags repaired, zipper re­ er complete $20. Ford motor, make $440, Ml 9-9980. Seen by appointrherit only. Call MI 3-0000 MI 3-4348 155 Walker St. call, rotation departmeeits, alter- \ offer. Archery set, target and rooms. No furnace. Suitable (or. BOLTON—Two new ranch, homes. placement'. umbrellas repaired, nate Saturdays, one Sunday p er: WANTED TO BUY *«ne or two children, $80 a month. (XVUJ — New Cape with 1100 Mrs. Zuckerman. 3ll 9-6285. Top value, top construction. Fea­ men’s shirt collars reversed and stand, $8. Small kitchen heater, USED TV—Overhauled and In good " NOW ” month. Salary related to training i Telr 30 34137. square ft. of living area. 5 minutes .FOUR BEDROOM Colonial tures include ache lots, fireplace, Always In Styla ^jibplaced^ MarIow!e- Little—Mend-: -Mov4nit—-Trucking— and experience." For- detatls-con-' wood tit coat, $15. Black seal cape, .-PL^ying .ehape- For »tra:..upright, piaoofc. from Manchester Green. Youngs­ 'YlST'NeatnirQI'Tady’s cloth "coat cottage, etc, $9.85 and up at F o t-' tetha, knotty pine kitcheh, % acre - basenwent-with-garage e p a e e ^ r 2 j Ing Shop. Storage 20 tact Lane Giddlnga, M.D. Patholo­ town kitchen, living room with IS THE TIME TO BL"Y cars, built:in oven,” combination | .with large Canadian fur collar. IMAIX. APARTMENT (or rent in fireplace vestibule. t.arge lot. lot. Manchester Green area. 3fl gist, Manchester Memorial Hospi­ •-1205. MANCHESTER PROPERTIES windows, etc. All for llTvOdO. These j ATTENTION Manchester residents MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ tal, MI 3 -1141. Size 14-18, $50. All in good condi­ * ' WATKINS USED. Andover Centbr. PI 2-7541. $15,500. R. F. Dimock and Co., — Don't go to the dump. Save your tion. MI 3-4526. ONE 21" ' EMERSON television. homes defy comparison. T. J. ing Ck>. Ml 3-6563. Owned and op­ $25. One 17" Hallicrafter tele- FURNITURE EXCHANGE Realtore, Ml 94245, Joseph Ash­ ONE OF OUR many better values For $9500—8 room one-family home Crockett. Realtor. 30 8-15n or MI health, car and time for mory im­ erated bv Walter B. •’errett. Jr., COUNTER AND grill, full time ■PARK STREET, Rockville- New ford. M l' 9-8818, Barbara Woods, portant things. Get a trash serv­ USED INSIDK. doors for sale. Uke vishm, $25. Call MI 9-5824. —year old five room ranch with ' in desirable location. O il' heat- 9-7751. agent for Burnham’s Van Service. nights. Apply in pet'son, p.m. Patio IS OAK STREET 30 34171 four room apartment. Private Ml 9.7702, or Robert Murdock, 311 full basement. Opposite Verplanck ice. you all should have and de­ Drive-In, Broad and West Middle' new. Painted onte. Reasonable. hath, heat, hot water, stove and automatic hot water, large barn, Service ic 48 states. - Phone MI 3-2384. 34472. School. Tip-top condition. Selling can tie used for . garage or stor­ ROC?KVILLE—Beautifully kept six serve, at a price you can afford. Tpke. 1 . . SBRVEL GAS refrigerator. Good frigerator, $85 per monUb--A.ys’.l- room ranch, three spacious bed­ jFor ftirther-Information call Mr. MAJICHESTER Package Delivery $13,000—Six room Cape, full shed for $15,300 — less than the pur­ age. Lot 50x150. TEN SCTREENS, seven storm win- condition. MI 9-2048. I ahls May 1. TR 54128. chase price. Quality thrbughout. rooms. large kitchen, tile bath. All Esliger, Hurri-clean Transit, MI Light trucking and package deliv MAN OR WOMAN wanted for local dows, 30" and 38" wide x 51" long. dormer, near bus. stores. Carlton For $15,900—Sound, sturdy 6 room city conveniences. Prestige loca­ 9-7853. collecting, full pr part time. For i SEPTIC TANKS Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, ery Refrigerators; washers and $20 for the lot.' Bathinette, $5, Tel. W. Hutchins, 3U 9-5132. 30 3-157. or 30 9-7751. dwelling. Hot water oil heat, com­ tion. $13,900. Webster Agency stove moving specialty Folding appointment' call MI 3-0824 be AND Realtors. TR 5-5745. ALL MAKES of sewing machines MI 9-4408. (XDffl—SPBXHAL! New 8H room bination screens, storm windows chaira fo'f rent, Ml 9-0782. tween 9-5 p.m., week days. €4 DUPLEX, garage, amesite and doors. 1-car oversized ga­ expertly serviced and electrified. PLU88ED SEWERS HOWtaAND r a n ^ Built-in oven and stove, ROCKVILLE— RANCH Have your machine cleaned, oiled MOVE BY TRAILER van. It's less OmCE SPACE fully plastered full basement. drive, centrally located. only, rage. Lot 76x140. PRE-FINISHED white oak flooring. $15,800. Call ea’rly on this 6ne. and Adjusted for your spring sew­ expensive—One load instead of Situations Wanted— JA 3-0714 after 8 p.m. OFFERS $15,‘900. R. F. Dlmock A Co., Real­ For $16,600—8 room,Ranch in con- Attached Breezeway and ing needs. A.B.C. Apnliance Re­ two or three—Easier loading and ANDREWS BLDG. Ha^hiiiB Cleaned tors, Ml 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, 30 Female 38 9-5132. '.'enient location. Fireplace, oil Garage — Only $13,10.0___ pairs,-21 Maple St., MI 9-1575, unloading— DIstincUve, dignified TWO SETS of French doors, in ex­ 63 E. C«nf«r St. 't^ k s. Dry Welle,'! Sewet MI 9-8818, Barbara Woods, 311 he-.t, attached garage. Immediate 5764 laitalled—Cellar Water- 9-7702, or Robert Murdock. 3U Lovely two bedroom ranch. Nice and 'smkrt.'"'The Best for Less. cellent condition. No reasonable VIRNON (XIV) - ELUNGTON — New 5^ occupancy. size living room and kitchen full FLTRNlTt.?RB repairing and reftn- The'Austin A. Chambers Co.; 503 offer refused. Call MI 6-i^iS8. AN Facilities aSng Done. 3-8472. lihing; antiques restored Furni­ WOilAN DESIRES housework. Ml $14,800—4-BOOM RANCH, full room ranch. Built-in o\-en and Other listings available, call (or cellar. Combination screens and East Middle 'Turnpike, MI 3-6187, 9-2415. Ample Porliifi^' stove. Paneled fireplace wall with windows. Beautiful location, Near ture Repair Service, TalcottvlUe. Hartlord CH 7-1423. GIRLS'' SKIRT, blouse add dresses. hasement. 'Ownsr transferred, NEW sue ROOM house. Carter St., appointment. f f O 8-7449. McXIN^EY BROS. Manchester. Five rooms, compista bookcasss. Full basement. Ceranv- everythlj^.' Size 12. Horse,- swing, high chair, must sgll in a hurry*. Call us Ic tile bath. $14,600. R. F. Dlmock 'Teeter chair and -other articles, M. M. ANDREWS'CO. now. full rear dormer, IH baths, fire­ ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor FORMICA counters;' ceramic wall FRENCH TUTOR. TeL MI 9-3681, . PHON'E AD 8-5454 Sewerage Disposal Co. Co., Realtors. 30 9-5245, Joseph VI b STER AGENCY ',Yo Painting— Papering 21 after 4 p.m. MI 9-5459. place, basement garage. T. Shan­ Tel. MI 9-4543 and floor tile. Let ua modernize ISO-182 Pearl S t - Ml 2-5898 non, Builder. 311 8-7489, BU 9-1418. Ashford, 30 9-6818 Barbara Realtors yoiir bathroom and kitchen. For PAINTTNG, AND paperhanfing. MAPLE STUDIO couCh. suitable Woods, 30 9-7702, or Robert Mur­ (VI)— (COLONIAL, $16,800, Six TR 5-5745 GIRL FRIDAY—Office and busi­ MANCHESTER dock, 30 34472. ■ ^ For your private collection of .free estimates call MI 9-2655, The Good clean Wbrkmanshhtp at rea' ness experience, seeks part time for cottage. Two pressurq cookers, (Xn) MANCHESTEai - New tlx rooms, possible fourth bedroom. lacea—^Uiis pretty tuUp centerpiece Tile Shop, .243 No. Main St. Bonabib rates. SO years in Man' one a cooker and canner. MI StS,TOO—n V E ROOM' CAPE, room 'fancH home in Rockledge HEBRON—Small (arhl at village work; Manchester or Tolland TO SETTLK ESTATE DOANE STREET—Seven rbonti old­ Near Hollister Street School. will be an eye-catcher on any ta­ Chester. Raymond Ftske. Ml <>)unly. OV 4-3525. 3-4848. detached garage, ameaite drive, section, baths, ceramifc tile Ceramic tile bath. Excellent con­ edge. Spacious home, eight rjioms, RADIO REPAIRS on any m ak e- 9-9237. kitchen counters. Atuebed garage, er home,, (four bedrooms), garage, I ’ x baths. Good heat and Water, Ob' bletop! You'll find it fascinating to , WALTON W/ ‘ landacaped fenced: lot, hot wa­ nice lo*. Good Value for $18,700,. dition. R. F. Dlmock A C?o., Real­ crochet, and so very nice to use. all amplifiers and phonographs F o r S a le ter heatVaSlint. amesite drive, fully landacaped Barn, three-car garage, small and changfem. Over 4T years total PAINTING and decorating. No job GRANT AGENCY Real solid home. T. J. Crockett, tors, 30 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, Pattern No. 5764 contains cro­ lot, $21,000. Call R. F. Dimock Co., 3 0 9-8818, Barbara Woods,'—Ml coop, nine acres. $18,500. Talliol experience. iM days guarantee on too small or too big. For. free estl REALTOR $14;100i*«II8TOM BUILT f- Realtors, 3U 9-5245, Joseph Ash­ Realtor, MI 8-1577 or 30 9-7751. Agency, PI 2-8600. chet dl;;«ctions for 18-lnch center all work, Potterton’s.. mates call Ml 9-9555. Modem 9-7702 or Robert Murdock,-^ 3 0 ptoce; material ' requirements HonisY Wagon Listing and 1947 OLDSMOBILE ROOM CAFE. Basement ga­ ford 30 94818, Barbara Woods, (XID)—SANTINA D rivo-^ff ,Kee- 84472. Home Decorating Co. Selling City rage, fireplace, hot water heat. 30 9-T702 or Robert Murdock, 30 VERNON—New five room Ranch, stitch iUustratioiOi.' TV SEr ViCE—any make—highest new St. New room ranch on carport $12,900. Tremont Agency, Send 2Sc in Coins, foi this pat­ and Country Hydramatie WIU redecorate. Pick your col- 3-8472. y large wooded lot. Built by Harry MANCHESTER—Better living In quality work at lowest price for CEILIKg S whitened, interior- paint' SEPTIC TANK tMX.'KH^OO lot. Realtors, Rockville, TR 5-2349. tern—add 5c for each pattern for expert work. Famous for service ing. Evenings and Saturdays. Call Homeo—Since MANCHESTER—Large new five Goodwin Jr., $18,600. R. F. Dlmock this Jarvis built Cape at 261 West 1910 first-class mailing. Send to Anne since 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537, Pot- 'MI 9-5425. SERVICE VEBV CLEAN 8-ROOM room ranch. Nice place for kids. A Co., 30 94246, Joseph Asliford. Center St. Six rooms in tip-top Cabot, The MancI.estei Evening terton's. LAWN SEEDING Courtesy, Dependability, RANCH with attached garage. Finished basement, plenty of MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods, 30 shape. Modem formica and tile Wanted— Real Estate 77 » a 'V3* TANKS ' Honesty • .... '9-7702, o r’ Robert Murdock, 30 kitchen, tiled bath. Aluminum sid­ (.a* lerald. 1150 .WE. OF ,\.MERI- Plaatered walls, ceramic tile extras. Call Builder, 30 3-8321. \ywiot ^ «»e»ei'i pro)*''' Yev*! ttr.mio. Jarvis Realty Go., 983 6 . MfUrtgftglia Rlffiaaa aaU — Have-You~s~ copy 'o f 'BiTr 1958' p.m . MI 3-8295., Mary 5 yards of unsifted Good mortgage available. OF­ (jhoice loc'atlon. This is an excel­ htttyott emr ttiil hmv» Needlework Album? It contains done, aiterstlona, dormers, roof­ E5IERUENCY SERVICE T i n xellent buy In a beautiful location. Center St., corner of Lenox St. Be­ George L. Graziadio, Realtor, Ml Mitchell. FERED AT fl8,000. lent buy. Call the R. F. Dlmock A tween 8-8 call 30 3-4112,, afte;r 9-.1878. 109 Henry St. your say in -The Her^ dozens of pretty designs i ing, porches, etc. Call MI 9-5981 farm field loam. I V R F Dimock Co.. Realtors, MI in crochet, I 1$.'' II, ■ ■'SIWilWM'IWW^"»«!W9IMBWIHSilMMi. .U-11»lim|l !XT»'ncyjT'.*'r»7i'VTz*xo''".'*'**"Wrtnwvo'*»r. Tlw rr catt'Mf »h 'ii:" g ¥ewf=-Wa's* • Uled bath, attached garage, 11x15' creditors wUhtn which to bring in their ijuM uitauitu □uu(!iy Evening Herald, 1159 AVE. O F completed. OV 4-3626. 9 EC 0 R A TIN G • INSTALLATION 2 fooHiorwaigljit portaWas subitontiolly cut in 5-eA2. screened In side porch. Full 80’ AMERICAS, NEW YOBX M, N.V. 3CANCHE8T9R — 64 two-famUy clalnii against said estate, and ssdd "Stand iJp and Have noHnnii nooD ouy SPECIALIST prico. Can bo^bought for os littia as $1.20 par . basentent. Complete with appli­ administrator it directed to give public t’iui.in nijiiciy uuuu Print name, address with zone, FOR TOUR repairs or new work' InfBii^ ond Ext«riw (XXJP) NEW TWO-FAMILY 4%. Main Street location. Full price notice to the creditors to bring In their Your. Say** through the call WmiSLm Kanehl, Contractor 4H. $25,000 The ultimate in a $19,900. Short way out, three bed­ ances,. Venetians and combination- claims within .said time aUawed by pub­ UGH nniiD HUDUiia style number and rise. FiiNy liMtirvd wook. WARREN E. doors and windows. Selling below Herald*s 0 pen Forum, niinnc] uiJUUMiiyuEj Send 36 e m it today for your and Builder. Tel, MI »-777S. For Rent mulUple dweUlng. R. F, Dlmock A room Cape. Excellent condition, lishing a copy of this order In some GiMrantMd / Town aoi CouHtry' Co.. Realtors, MI 9-5245, Joseph full boaement, large lot. Full price replacement at $21,000. Jarvis newspaper having a cirvulatinn in *ain RnnH GISLILl copy of our fascinating pattern GARAGE SPECIALIST. Get m y Reason for closlaf, alelosess. HOWLAND Realty Ck>., between 8 a.m.4 p.m. mnbate district within ten days from nrrriiii iinua qqq book baric Fashions. 'Hie new. Ashford, 30 9-6818), aarbaVa $l3,8(i0. Over 80 more liaijlngs from the date of this order and return m' prices before. building Also gen- Wericimmsliip Dniiago Co. SINGER SEWING,m a c h in e CO. call 30 3-4112. After' hours call to this eburt of the hotire -given [•U'.L'LiiCtniM Guuuh Spring and Summer '58 edition is' Woods, 30 9-7702 or Robert Mur­ 35700 up. Cali the Ellsworth Mit­ ------era] .carpentry. Small jobs wsl Cdl Mi 9-4748 * 832 MXm STREET, M A N C H yT M i REALTOR—MI 3-1108 dock, MI 84^73. ' ten Agency, Realtors, 3 0 8-6930. 3 0 3-2023, 3U 3-1157, 3 0 3-784T. - JOHN J. WAIXE Judge. ill I<14 IJUUUU a deligh't with special featurei, up come. Low overhead. Reasonable Pbrnw Ml 3-0110,! M l 9-4143 LULL tfiiUU IRJUUy to the minute styles. Oon'% miss Itl- prices. TR I-9T69. \ MANCHESTEK EVENING HERALD,. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 17, 1988' PAGl THtmSDAY. APRIL 17, 19W PAGE/TWENTY-FOPR Boltpi lh»p Qaalltyr OafttvaM ' StonawwiNftaa) Lbmtai Lb taptly. Meipberi of the tadles Amdl- Meihbers of Dilworth-Comell- tee training program by hlHpg Condition GcH>d iary to Andersbn-Shea Post, V I ^ , Quey-Post, Amerleah Legion, Maher T tee men to work for teem perma­ ly Givfi Yoiir ^ H y A Tniot Voters Give A b o u t T o ^ have received an Ihvitatlon to at­ are requested to meet at 7:80 nently. tonight at the Holmes Funeral Maher graduated from For Fall Victim 1 ^ ^ 9 - 0 6 5 0 tend the Joint installation of Pfau chesUr High School in 1954.-He Childran of tbe primary grades Fmyk Post and Auxiliary tomor­ Home to pay last respects to Of Library Mdve, $4,500 Cost al Lab attended' tee University of Ooh- Joseph Gardner, 54, 78 Florence FISH VGHlPS-65e grandchild—will be harmed by In the Robertson School present* row night at 8 o’clock ip the Thomas Morrison. necticut, graduating with high (Continued frqm Page Oke) «d an adaptation of Sip James M. Grange Hall, Naubuc Ave., Glas­ Bt., was listed in "good oondl-. fallout radiation? lier, 58 Dudley St., honors in February of this year. In a period of sight minutes lastfld-mllllon bustncM from the of- It is inflniteaima in any indi­ Barrie's "Peter Pan" to a capacity tonbury. The conductress isnd Manchester Barracks, No. 786, He was a University Scholar, a Uon’’ at Hartford Hospital today. tsAimAa HutctitAaon* eelil. one one-hundredth tee amount SEE and ENJOY World Wsu- I Veterans and Aux- tee U.B., Naval FRIED Ct.Ai^ 'n CHIFS-'95c Jdght, tee spacial town meeting at fictsl’s homes.' vidual. cafe, say the geneticists. audience of parents and friends color bearers of 'the local auxil­ iboratory in Silver member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma test__ _ with,____ the__ exception of the considered a very safe dose. iary will participate. iliatY, will mait Sunday at 2:30 The l o ^ electrician was nuhed to The genetic harm, coming from' last evening in the assembly hali with the h e lp ^ f a Pi Sigma, and of Sigma Phi Epsi­ FBESM f r o m T to »EA TO YOU Die Community Ball voted to per­ Town Clerk- dnd the Tax Collector Many argue a moral issue. of the school. J^fore than 60 boys p.m. at tee VFW Post Home. teat ^ p lt a l yesterday from Mgn- m it'tee Bolton Ptibllc U»raty to most town offlclsls have “rio more fallout—if tt vla-^coxalng and In „ Scholarship. lon. chester^emorial Hospital in crit­ You don’t have'-to wear a arlst whatever degree — won’t really and girls had a'in* the three ‘ William Pickup, son of Sr. Ma­ The program in which Maher Is need of an office than SanU Glaus Robert Clement, sop of Mr. During his year as a trainee ical condHJion because of a spinal move Into the Town Hsli; appro­ watch, they point out. But you show up until future generations. acts and different scenes, reprS' jor . and Mrs. John Pickup of the participating is called a Junior Maher will be assigned to at least has of a hut a t the equator.” seating Indians, pirates, mermaids, Salvation Army Corps, has been Mrs. R. K. Clement, 188 S. paralysis. priated 84,500 to cover the cost of can’t avoid fallout drifting down It may always be too small to Professional Trainee (JPT) pro­ three arega of the Naval labora­ Gardner injured Tuesday COW to Serve Breakfast be noticed or pinpointed. ,> fairies and various oUier oharac' appointed one of '.tjiii delegates to St., will leave tomorrow. ihoroing gram. Its members are exceptional Ml 3-D132 alterations necessary for the move The St. Maurice Council . of to begin eight weeks of basic tory. He la now studying in the evening w h en ce fell into a 4-foot upon'wou from somebody testing But'it may be there. ters. . thA'',Music Leadefs Councils in field of aerodynamics.' A special and appointed a 5-memt>er com­ Catholic Women voted this weak training at Ft. Dix, N X v bombs. Centennial Memorial Temple, 120 advisor will help -him over the hole in the w o ^ belUnd tlie Wll- PIZZA, GRINDERS. SPA< mittee to supervise tee Job. to sarVa a (Jommunloi BriiaMast W. liiii Bt., New York City, April rough’ spots and help him in his lianu Oil Co. on'Birohd fit. There was no opposition Votesd to tea ; First (Jotnmunlon class on They say ws have no right to Senator Scott Dies The Holy Fanrily Mothers Circle 19-20. About 750 delegates are ’:^e Stamp Collector's Club of Police had to the man on any of the Items'. There was no sleeted officers last evening for tee appraisal of tee Job. May 17 at tea chnrch haU. Rs expose others to any risk. Coflitna A|Mfl 24 expected, representing bandmas­ Manchester will/ineet tOmorr W He is the son of Mr. and^ Mra from the woods* ^ a stretcher dlacuiislon on the first and third Another point which some make Burlington, N. C„ April 17 i/f)— 1058-59 season, as follows: Mrs. while some 30 people watched. freshmanU will also be served tp ters, Songqter leaders and_ young night at 8 o'cleck In tee upateiba Harold T. Haher. and only a ^feW explanations the parents of tee class. Mrs. Iteb;- is: Suppose fallout dooms only U.8. Sen. W, Kelt Scott died In a MANCHESTER Robert Halllsey, leader; Mrs. people’s bands from the( Eastern office of thq/carlyle-JohiiMn'Co.' Gardner was taken t o ^ e local sought on tea appropriation. James McGee, co^Jeader; Mrs. art Foss la chairman o f the com­ 1,500 children the wptld over. That hospital hera^esterday. SCott, who’ Territory. The- l&vor and color of honey hospital where he wgs \ treated James Hassett was sleeted mod­ means 1,500 human lives, not a would havYoeen 62 ysars old to­ HIGH SCHOOL Theodore Schuetz, secretary; Mrs. A record hop for teenagers 'will for shock and his condltii F I ^ W E R M ^ . erator for tee meeting. After the mittee id charge of the event. J, F. Squires, treasurer; Mrs. Les­ varies with tee different fiowers Mrs. Geprffe Maneggla, Mrs. An­ cold statistic. .- day, suffeted * coronary attack a Members of tee local Daughters be belli Wednesday night from from Which tee bees gather nec­ diagnosed. Last rites were w reading of tee call. First Select The counter-argument Is that wsdIc lie Hoyt, welfare: Mrs. John Haney Istered, man. C arles A.' Robbins read a thony Amtentano and Mni. Arthur of Liberty Lodges are asked to 7:30 to midnight at the VFW tar. Scanlon wwe nam,d to r nominat­ tesU aimed at producing cleaner beate reduced the Demo- Jr., publicity; Mrs. Raymond meet this evening at 7:30 at the Home. ’The Auxiliary to Anderson- letter ftom the . Town Planning bombs and an arsenal of special­ majority in the Senate to Quish, librarian; Mrs. Edward Commission In 'which that ing ooramtttea which will present Holmes Funeral Home to pay Shea Post, VFW, will serve re­ a slate of officers to tee Council ized weapons are needed for' de-, 7, and made 34 Senate O’Brien and Mjrt. Graham Marten.s. freshments. No one dressed in aald it was in full accord 'with the their respects to ’Thomas M<>rriK>o> St tu next maet'ng. tense of tee free world: other na­ iMp for election in November, representati^s; Mrs. ‘ Raymond whose wife, Mrs. Minnie I. Mor­ dungarees or leather Jackets will proposal. tions benefit from this, 'qijd the OovTLuteer ri. Hodges, a Demo- Brannlck, ajtemate representative, rison is a member of No. 125, be allowed to enter the hall. The ’TPC pointed put teat it was Council members and other 'pa­ genetic risk Is worth It, •crat, will appoint a successor to Mrs. G e ^ Andrtini, contact chair­ in line with their recommendations rishioners will be leaving items for LOU. / Genetic Time-Boinb. serve until the November generel man. , of tee past. They also commented ihe Diocesan Thrift Shop at the electlob. The Dembcratic State teat our library hha “above aver­ local church hall this week. Houte- A tew say we already have ^ Center Church Mothen Club serious genetic time-bomb at Work Executive Committee '’rhough|^';^j,,., W. Chandler Jr.' wW be thing I know. — rm/K>ld. scoote ryesterday in hopes of be­ 10 A.M. honored. shc.4sld It would seam odd Kelly, treasurer; Mrs. Gordon Mrs. Peter Stevenson. The mid­ by the end of tee campfire pro­ " * “ ■ 'iqste. A program on safe driving Baudouin pressed a button on a ing the first pajing customer. Todd and Mrs. Patrick Peak, rep­ week prayer meeting will follow gram. to work iii^the library If it were ao SAUSAGES tWhok Shouldtr Lamb Roast wtth films and the w’ell-known in­ flag-l^ecked dais—npthlng hap­ He was in the wrrong line how­ resentatives; Mrs. Leonard' De­ at 8, with Sr. M ajor, and Mrs. Reservations for tee reunion named, and teat she would feel aha surance company driver teat has ever, and by the time he realized THURSDAY and FRIDAY HAirS With Juice—Just We wlU boae ahd roll If yon wish. had tOy)(eUra. pened. He pressed again and a laney, publicity; Mrs. William John Pickup iiv charge. ’The Ad­ must be in at the Girl Scout office, .eerve. been planned. his misteke had to settle for being NATIONAL BANK Bentz, ways and means; Mrs. visory Youth Council will meet at 923 Main St., by 2 o’clock Monday I no further comment in tiny name lit up In tee center>of among the first 50. / ^ 10 Oz. thir'regardvConsiderabla comrhent William Golden, Contact chairman. 9. afternoon. Advertisement— the grounds. Cam follow from two o f tetea peo- Whe.h Buying or Selling Bolton 2 85c I ShMlilsr Lamb Chops ,4e of the more than 100 .who at­ Elsewhere in the grounds of the tended, who contended with aome Property call £*wrencq F. Fiano, ancient royal park on which the GEISHA BRAND KINO show of resentment that “ we have ■oker. Phone Ml 9-5910. PINEHURST AT 302 MAIN STREET Lamb Lisar. Just given tee Town Hall away.” ^.^amJisalai, Eirwiliiff I..j_ CRAB M E A T - ’BUia- eot^m ion- evohefi^Tetertt- BaRoa earreapoadeat, Darla M- from others.tnio apparently agreed lYItelfa. telepbeae MltcbeU tS S W OPEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. with officials that the exchange of Oz. 85c FFOsh Baaf Kidaayt quarters between the library and b e r v io e m e a t s mFaaey deep aea. the Boards who have been using the Town Hall was a wise and prac- SELF SERVICE GROCERIES Ucalmiove. GRANDMOTUEB’S i^ 3 E C O LD C U TS Town Treasurar Keeney Hutch­ OUR OWN PARKING LOT 9tk Grand Notional inson Snswsrril one mnuu-k which PRESERVES deplored the fact the town w-as |o- tng to continue administering 12 Oz. SWEET LOAF 2 Jars Cook Book So tasty and tender it had to be tagged Strawbeny or Raspberry MUENSTER CHEI s 6 o t t c u t -r i t e ej^ a 25e _ FRESH FROM NEARRY FAR / s t r o n g 100 prize winning recipes tender-grown reody-to-cook WAX PAPEIt PUIsbpry Reft Bake-Off. 111 foot roll . •, Balance the budget with a FISH /' PILLSIURY GOLDEN \DINNBR. We have an appealing SWIFT’S PREMIUM Pkgi. PIE CRUST MIX H it drsom chiskM Hiot cams tnis selection for you. Tender Leaf TEA BAGS A IPkgs. king size packages. SHOP NABISCO NEW GOLDEN 100 For 99c GLOW CHICKENS T u G s d a y s tt t n f OVEN-READY WHOLE CHICKENS OR t*/, LH BROHERS PREMIEB PREMIUM Saturdays. 0:30 tea* TOSATO PUnEE •e 5:S0 p.m. AT THIS LOW PRICE vSALTIH ES Green or Wax Beans 2' CUT-UP FRYERS 81-08 EACH toeh Ciosad Mondays Cana 45c EGGPLANT TENDER,^ YOUNG PINEHURST Adds „dMer and Baver-t»-yenr PARK Pinehurst favbrito dish. RHUBARB wHH eonvanlanoa M eat Balls WMOLE dr ) I^ T T HALF Lb. Mott's CANTALOUPES at O. Pox Parkins for tee beat meat balls yoii LAMB LEGS G a n ta r o o m a r of ever tasted . . .. for your (CHOICE GRADEveUDAHY. PURITAN) APPLE.RASFRERRY Seedless Grapefruit 3 own special meat loaf. SAUCE T i d e Morgan, Markat and Our meat manager, Charles You will Nnd aome McCarthy, offers a special STOCK UP TODAY with coupon Rome Beauty Apples 2 Lbs. 29c TalooM Otraata. grind of veal and pork, as money saving dffers m well as beef (you need all Pinehurst Health and 2 ju. 39c three for flavor). ^ Beauty Dept. This is tee last week'of our Spring canned fdods sale. 1 giant pkg. 71c Add a touch of onion . , . a BUDGET whisper of allspice . . . keep ' ChariM AntfiH or and an|oy, a pookal* .them llifht and tender with SHAMPOO TheWhcile fresh Pinehurst eggs, crisp Shurfin* FREE OFFER! crumbs. with super lanolin. 2 regulor pkps. 5 Be ful of aavinga on 81.57 value. 9 8 c Applasoiica^ loves You save 59c. ovarything tor your> Meat loaf “‘or Swedish 6 eaas 89c BETA Lighterlighter aoH, your homo, meat ball special blend WHITE RAIN of heef. pork and SHAMPOO PINEHURST REDEEMS MEW your family . HUDSON and P. A G. < RECIPE veal...... lb. 89< By Tony, i COUPONS. I^ncakes 81,20 value. 89cl ^ Shurfint JOY MAKE 'EM WITH — lyORY SOAP Cream Com * ! with COUPON DELIVERY MEAT PATTIES. IPANA la^go, 2 for Sle ,0 * 0 0 1 'M Every weekend from now Economy S lit Medium, 8 for 29e 7 CKM 99e 'Saaw Cre|i FraRch fust onaol our on we will offer our lean Personal, 4 for 27e , lowsm . 91^ ground chuck In patty as TOOTHPASTE IVORY FLAKES 84« . .1 ■ SWANSON ■ Oarvlooa UnllmHod. Well aa in bulk form. Save S9o whea yon 99c LAVA SOAP, 2 for 28o Fried Patatan^ biiy deal pack of 2 for DUZ 84c WHhIn a« hours PINEHURST LEAN , OXYDOL 84e ShurfiM iMur SOI f 61c Buttemilk GROUND CHUCK CHEER SSe your Oslo purohasoa IPANA D REFt 88c Fruit C^ocktoll < Pancake Mix 2 Vbn. 33c lb. 49c PLUS BLUE DOT DUZ 84e CHICKEN PIE t KMUI sot 2 For 70c will bo rolling In BuHt or Patties In new squeeze C y y A DASH Ste 4— Nol 303 cfUM 99e our groat blua (About 4 patties to s ib.) bottles. Only I • I Y SFIC and SPAN 29e 2 pkgs. 37c Snaw Crap COMET, 2 for 48o dallvary flaaC 1 And here'a a apeelal diaat ^ Oraaa Peat SALADS lE t YQU ^ Y^TWO cana of fANSON MEAT PIES You can be creative with a salad Make it of fh iit Pinehurst , SHURFINE /Pkg8. .griap,gjeans.oc.,aparkUng,4telatuu,..Evfiiymiiuc4»U{itJi^k,iPMh Pkg. 2 1 5 ^ and be fresh to taste its best. Serve on chilled plates. "lAKEiriEA] (CmmnTBtsrx Tvrfciy^ 0om o •it|oy « ipocket iuil 8ss DsUilt li OurTtons Food D«pt U BVt 'EM WITH hiany new crop vegetables are now available at Pinehurst, 2 coni 49e Snaw Crap Slisad How can you be sure? Becpi)$e for I I I years we've kept faith with our customers . . be­ after being in abort supply all wi:iter because of cold'-M’eather in LO G CABIN All Connactleut waits for it! Tha ona tim# a yaar when the twelye great floors of the larg- Southern states. Prices are lower, too. I MEAT PIES cause we nevfir relax our standards of quality or truthful advertising. Each and every item Strawberries ./ a it itora in al| Southern New EngUnd are fillael with sale valuei! Tomorrow cash in on our SCALLIONS or RARERIPES in this Sale has been shopped by our comparison shoppers to be sure it's the best buy in BOSTON and ICKBEIUi LETTUCE CHICKEN 2 PIES I I I years of buying know-how and gat your pocket full of savings! Now as never be- CUMU.MBKRS TURKEY its category, to be sure the savings we quote are true savings! Shop all Z,value packed RADISHES T- CHICKORY .12 Oz. 39c 2 55c fota savings lira important and wa'va put ail H I years of.know-how and months of plan- HEART CEIJCRY — PEPPERS B E E f 5 5 c AVOCADOS — RHUBARB i ‘ days, ail 12 value packed floors. Now through April 24th bajance your budget and coma GREE.V BEANS . ./ - ^ ning into thig^Sala tp firing them to you! W a combed the market, reduced prices on our fine ■ t SUMMER SOUAfiH, Skurlina Ccrttilp , enjoy a pocket full of savings! ZUCCHINI SOUASll 2 bottfos 39c quality stock and .you pocket, the differencal- F R E ^ SPINACH TOMA’TOES SkuHiN* F oocIim flOBUECTED JDAHOES ^'aorSUoed The J W . H A i i COD) K . V C V O .] G ,vul.r? It', filled with «vings you'll want to know aboctl- C(.me in. w rite> phone lor your copy!' 3 lig. No. IV 2 com At ru r af anr stars • • • 1.00 MANCHISTER CONH< $ CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS SHURPiKE TOMATO JUICE . . ...S 46 ok. Ig. emw 89c '4 m

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by net^t Wednesday in order to col­ ■aou^thrs^ eald aa many aa he eah oonUhne to file a u b We k mail included a normal amount of Matchital of fiMarvlce training pijogram for Moarsh^d $48 from MacKay tended benefits, h. 'i.uial hie .. i,. .at Joseph J. Otbowi .. employment benefits and to deeleredNeligible. Wilkes-Barre, Pa., was orlglael- Schaffer, who reviewed Martin’s (Cenibmed fron Pag One) about 6,000 coal miner# hi the ute. ^ $10,000, Join J. McCarrick, Mar- ly named Wyoming. -municipal employes. ' propbsed $6.2 million budget as a before locking them In the Uny area draw pay. Money shipments (OMiitaiMd from Pac* 0"«> mu ' . «■ f ' \ washroom. 'Thto poaslblUty was discussed In htottsr of Interest, said of it in hia lip. Turn around and go to the to cover these payrolls arrived kut falr^ thort, partly bacause tha • letter received by Genihal Mhna- l ^ r : "The amount of work that ”I almost suffoettsd In there,” here Wednesday, officials said. has gone into it and the resulting washroom or ITl Mow your brains MacKay said.’Ths room is about Koreanr«an w ar started in June 1950. fcr Richard Martin yesterday from out" three feet square.^ effmibswofid'I’ltamSMH -Most Indicators showed a clear Mdon Schaffer, director of the Information which you have pre­ fisest-qBUilyr ‘ upturn within i months’ to a year. sented certainly makes it a very Ths robber locked them in the The robber apfiarently avoided 71 British Ships Idle tlBjr, Hiht, faIwcOsiptonee ______' The 1903>54 rtKession was less- iijiivirsity of Oonnectlept’a Institute useful document WBshfoom and they heard him detection during the tra in ’s U i to STut ByetlaSt* sad as- •evere, iMt a good deal slower to of PubUc Works. , "It'Would toem,’’ he added, "that ransacking the car, the clerks said. Orangedale stop by- leaving four London—At the start of last ihe-eer stoMs. Ccwm ia. see reach the tuminsr point. Schaffer, a former finance direc­ th* Board m Directors end any Ths car's interior was a litter of bags of mall in the usual manner December 71 British vessels and tor of the a t y of West Hartford, study group or individual clttoen rippod mailbags and strewn mall. for a waiting courier from Bad- IT n^rBritlah vessels were on the Doubt Early Cptura $lso took the occasion, in his letter, wSieWijSSweea, So far. the present recession has intaresiM in .. determining exaotl' At least 10 bags of locked mail deck Post Office. -The courier inactive..list—idle or laid up in to praise Ihe genenl^ i ^ how their tax dollar to epent wil had been tomv open, apparently picked them up an'd repS^ed noth­ been as sharp, in. many fM pects,^ tentative budget as a document British ports for reasons other -<|tllN6rs PHARMACUr that of 1040^. To CED’a resoirch slashed piU) a knife, and the con­ ing out of the ordinary. than repair. This was the highest Phone MD 8-418$ providing a fund of information for tents, dumped on the floor. The PosUt.offlcla)8 said at least 88 staff it seems doubtful that an up* taxpayera iptoreated in learning level of inactivity In 10 years. trend will be as early or as pro­ how their (w dollar to epent, ' nounced. Some buoyMt elements Martii) had asked Schaffer, a new Swim Instructors are missing. Housing starts, which Manchester reetdent' who lives at were rising in 1049-50, are n_pw de­ 184 Ehricer to assist him in W ill Hold Dance pressed. Government spending was iMesI : 4ip ^train in g program for rising steeply in 1940-50, but is n c h es^ town employes. m ov^ up very gradually this A near provision in the memoran­ The lOH (Inetructora of Handi­ year. Retail sales were still rising dum/Of understanding Martin re­ capped) * at Manchester High in 1949-bO; they are declining now. cently negotiated with Local 991, School wil) hold a dance Saturday . And prices dropped in 1949-50: to­ nerican Federation of State, evening at 8 o’clock in the West day their steady climb is discour­ /CouiiW.and Municipal Employes,- aging consumer demand. Idefigoa the town to assist workers, Side Rec. f*rocc«ds.fram the dance On the other hand,- the personal whenever practical, in becoming will be used to send the senior Cancer Orvpe Support Asjeed income of Americans has held up Gets Award better qualified for promotion. members o f the pr, XoaeiM “J, Kris tan, Vernon health officer, right, ahows Her­ much better In the past six months Miss Karolyn Kaye, daughter ot Schaffer aaid in his letter the tors’ club to acqi’stid school in bert Hannabury, Rockville area Ctoncer Drive chairman, a smear than it ad In 1949-50 (but not so Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Kaye, 109 W. .Institute would be interested in C!olohester. taken from a patient which will be studied to determine If that .. well as in 1053-54). This pre Center St., tied for second prise .'aiding Martin and in setting up a "Don’t Go New the Water” will patient has cancer. Dr. >6Cristan and Hannabury urge residents sumably is because of improved-un­ in the Boolcwalter Awards com­ pilot program of in-setyice train­ be the theme of the dance, Uabers to have ayctaeck ui( and then write a cheek to the Cancer Fund employment compensation and so- petition in creative writing for ing In Manchester "that will have will wear life guard helmets -nd drive now‘underway In that area. (Herald Photo by Jackson). clal security, benefits, more em- sophomores at Miami University, valus in other communities of the cany whistles. ^ bl03rer-paid supplemental benefits, Oxford, Ohio. She received an 8UU.” award of $25. « Miss Kathy Martin to chairman Lavto, Bill Stuek, dbarics ToWle, Mtoa Pammella Shorts who gradu­ and other cushions.- Many more Schaffer said hs vtould Uke to at the dance committee. AaStotlng Dan Dormer and Gall Eagtoson. ated from the high school In June, Jobless men have 85ine Income wJOo dtociua the matter further with her are Unda Nelson, Vivian Oole, The seniore who will attend' will atoo be sent'S he was under would have been OH' relief 10 yeabs Martin In June. Ha said the Inati- June Cervinl, Mar. Lou Johfifton. aquatic school are Unda Nelson, 1$ when she was a senior, afid ago. tuts plans to sdd to Its staff then Linda Winsler, Jean Martin, Jamea June O rvini and Gail Eagleeon. could not attend. The charts inacate that this re­ cession, already has brought a Reds Gall greater proportionate decline in in­ come, production, employment, re­ tail sales and business investment than occurred at the worst of the U.S. Aide 1953-54 dip. Unemployment has gone higher, MANCHESTER I both^m numbers ^aiuHn^the- per» centage of the labor force which is idle, than in the post-Korea down­ OnTalks w turn of 1953. It is higher than at this stage of the 1949-50 recession, (Continued from Page One) but not as high percentagewise as K PUBLIC MARKETS it became later in that slump. Though the trends so far are had any chance of resolving Esst- , W'est tensions. # 803 - 805 M A IN STRE16T ^ suffideiUly like those of the two previous postwar recessions to sug­ As the Identical 500-word notes CHAISE L.OUNGE gest that no serlotis depression is from the Big Three put it the Cellulose Sponge Mop In sight some economists have PI^UHO OPEN THURSDAY ahd FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9^ found more reason for pessimism West wants to see if there to a rea­ 0 Attractive tur^uoiae aiid than for optimism in the CEUl find­ sonable prospect of achieving con­ R agular Here’s the bargain buy of ttie white plastic wabbtng ings. crete'results. M f O ■OOKiOM V IM 1.98 V o lu a year — and just in time for • Durable, lightweight' This la largely because of the They said the place to determine Spring Housecleaning! This ' aluminum frame absence of some upward ..forces that was at the ambassadorial PARK PARK mop ha# genuine cellulose • Five position that formerlv prevailed. There U level, not amid the propaganda eponge — 8% in Russians only want another forum AH Woof Spring BONELESS CHUCK Boast 79c from which to trumpet propagan­ ! Sprinq & Summer IRAND da, told the Soviets that a summit For s trice ^ t roaist.' conference "will not be fruitful un­ TOPCOATS less groimd has been thoroughly ONE HEAD Batista Drafts prepared In advance; and It is clesr C o | o Cooler 5 Ihi. Grass Seed from this preparatory work that Famoui AKgator cosH SHOULDER StEKKS I SUITS with roomy raglan thoub S O M D n e w Regular 6 B 0 8 there to broap agreement oh the SPORT Tender^ best middle cuts. 250,000^ Aides nature am} order of the agenda, ! 4 SpeiM Ihesp letM Isf dors ond oal cellar. SO*/* 11.S9 O and a real desire among all who I ^ Kettan falm^Stach Fubrki '' Stool srerttod and 50* 4 Keeps food and beverages Excellent tor new lawns or Into Reserves participate in the meeting to make d o ^ ^ . cold for .hours! Bright red. practical progress toward a settle­ ;i • AB Wooti patching and' raseediiig. It s' ment of the differences between COATS CABBAGE HAMBURO **‘*^'^ ** Rust-reeistsnt constnictkm: thrives almost anywhere! (OOntliined from Page One) us.” 1 • 71% Deaon — 2S% Waili 'g* N«H«Mlfy AdvorHfod WITH CAdH PUBCHA8K OF OUR OWN TASTY t.O.|» Wear, Orlp-dry und wMr aothi impottad and domastk tsmadi in BtUl another decree called for 2 sad ] button modtb aateb stiff penalties yet to be defined, fsbrici.'^ CHUCK BEEF for sabotaging the nation’s econ­ Service Program .and flap pecfcth CORNED BEEF omy. Kehel bombings, burnings SUGAR CimED, FRESH FROM THE BRINE! ^ Lean fresh fround. IB-Inch Rotary Power Mower and shotting attacks have hit in­ Of Rotary Cited dustrial and business operations Regular Here’s the best power mower buy hard. Arnold Lawrence, architect and BONELESS BRISKET u. 79c TRY THESE — OUR OWN MAKE! The government gave tax relief member of the Manchester Rotsry TANOV, BEST CUTS. Z-II 54.50 ever! It’s Complete with recoil to bps .lines, which have suffer^ Club, addressed Rotarians from starter, full 2 H.P. Clinton gas losses at the hands of the rebels, Massachusetta and Connecticut CHUCK PIEC4ES, Lean u. 79c PURE PORK SAUSAOE MEAT ...... lb. ^ / Yacht Chair engine, lightweight aluminum and moving picture theaters, which thia week on community service, Air Cooled CushioO deck, adjustable cutting height have lost money because of fear especially , as practiced by the PURE PORK SM AU UNK SAUSAGE .. lb. 7Sc Regular $^.44 Regular afi O G ..from I'A* to 3% ', full-size of . rebel atUcks. local club. RIB or NAVEL CUTS la 35c / 6.95 “ 2.89 I wheels with nylon bmrings and A report ' submitted to the cab­ Lawrence spoke at the Rotary ITAUAN SAUSAGE ...... lb. 79c 4 0 0 D o w n easy-rolling semi-pneumatic inet told of widespread damage International District conference. JUST RriBRT—MEDIUM HOT. Lightweight aluminum Open Weave gives yoiu 100%^ to highways,. bridgM and public frame with Firestone A^don ventilation! Vinyl-coated fi­ tires. It’s truly a tremendous District 789,; held in Holyoke, , J LEAN RUMPS Lb. 1^0 a W e e k building, The ministers wer^, told Mass., Monday and Tuesday. seat'and-back. Buy a.pair! ber. tempered steel springs. value! Buy now on easy terms. that extensive repair work is un­ He ‘received a letter of com­ UMITED der way. mendation from Rotary Interna­ "FIRST OF THE SEASON" SPECIALS ON BIKES, RECREATION AND AUTO SUPPLIES! Government sources ' said rail tional Headquarters on Manches­ QUANTITY , Native Fresh Dressed.Poultry ' way connections between Havana ter’s program and received the TURKEYS and .Santiago de Cuba, capital of personal congratulations, of I>r. Oriente Provlncp, have been re­ Perry Hodgson, past president -pf 0 Rafioially^ARvtrHsfid Rrtct $30.09 TIRE BARGAINS IN PAIRS! stored after a week of disruption. -Rotary International. » 0 Government grade A hen Rebels had blown up bridges, forc­ LavTence spoke of the Com­ TowiesmicE ROASTING CHICKENS *’^49$ turkeys,' broad breasted, 9 ing trains to. end their eastward munity Safety CkimmiUee''bnd .its Cotton Cord AQVASCUTUM lm pert«d Sttpiif latiitf Medium size, .About 4 lbs. Drawn weighi. to 15 lbs. C C — TlP^sienr runs in Camaquey Province. campaign for reflective tape on SUITS SlictlancI Drawn weight. Lb. children’s bicycles,. dlsjiersal ot RAINQOATS Oxford Cloth Super Champions scholarship funds, the art. con­ rWEIfiNT I* Rtglee ihesHen •«# M selir » 7 test, science fair, mock UJI, 'aa- (ky meten af rileeter hr ftie SPORT 2 for 7 0 sembly, echool government day, fEEDS •'iritlia‘'Re)r«l Femlly). , Cut from our own native fresh Local Stocks and other Rotary projects. Sii. 4.70-IS. l«|M4yp>. blodtwal( |v I ------j_____- fORSTEDS COATS SHIRTS CHICKEN PARTS fryers! phn las mui S f coaeaU. Quotations Furnished by somphMy lARKEKINS .FIrttQuaiHy % Coburn A Mlddlebrook, Ino. Importad iprin9°* walqirt Button down, left color Famous Firestone Quality! : washabM Uip lis t band srevan ihtflandt wtfli t t o p ^ t wHb button In’ BREAST fiVeXl-'VERS l.; 89e Thick, tough tread. Safety- .> Bank. Stocks V4r/ latmit i W a n , natural Tensioned, Gum-Dipped body. OOnn. Bank and Trust News Tidbits fheuMar, cantar vant nwdal USLE 2 button, eontor vent beet Now, button, Oo...... 85H ' *8% Girls' Grayi and bluet, at a fan. Unplaatad troutan. nwies NICE Aoilolt in hoathor fenat cuff iialf iloovowhiti. I -First Natiohal Bank of_ CoUed from AP Wifcs » and ttripai. only. ^ LEGS - i*. 55e VttNGS 33c Models, too! Manchester ...... 27 81' fatfie prict. Hartford National KATTENMIHEB HsudMei* /rll M# l|)/4 e*ly. Uetk Z •5S.00 •4.50 Aetna FTre ...... SSti 62H (Chancellor Julius Raab leaves by . 4c • ciaiMser. ■Regular Another Firestone Super Value! Hartford Fire .... 152 162 plane May 16 to spend three weeks Hathfe Fresh Dressed Not a stripped-down model but NaUonal ...... 78 83 ti -ip tlnited States. . . . Quadruplets niMM'Etttr 49.95 complete with full-length chain T.V41 Phoenix ...... 64 67 Dorn one month prematurely to ■i Mta'iWafh^n’Waar j»#ff. y«i. life and Indemnity Ins, Cos. wife of Piedmont, (Calif., plastic Caln’a Cucumber guard, kick stand, auto-ty|w bak^ Car Wash Brush Aetna Casualty...... 135 145 surgeon. ■ 4 W hite V E A L enamel finish, spring cushion sad­ Plcklee V Jar *37 Flashlights Aetna U f e ...... ,177 187 New York Slate Supreme Court M dle, “Texas Steer” chrome handle Regular i^ % 9 9 Conn. General .... 236 246 Jury awards $80,000 to (Vail Street 't-3 SLACKS TOWERS sranxM) Sweet Life d^uu- D o w n bars and. Firestone Speed-Cush­ 3.9B d iC HUd. Steam Boiler v' 88 iMiyer for services connected with A TOWERS' FIRST Prune J uIm OL ion tires. All welds are Guazan- " f t divorce of Winthrop Rockefeller PRIOE Lags or Rumps Makes car washing easy! 7 0 ® ...... J.. 75 78 55*% paerofl — «*/. Wool Wor- .. - :______t • ^ TSBE Fobeyer fiiainat breakage. 3-eell, one-piece body, _____L ' PnUki,XflUitlea r and Barbara^’Bob “ Sears Rocke­ S v e u ttS A Beechnut Thrab-foot handle: reaches stod, tlioM are tba tin t watb it 1 Q V y 6 © K Buy now at this low prioel blight chrome and eiuunel. Conn. Light A jPowel 18H . 20t& feller . .. Baltimore and Ohio Rail­ Coffee, 8e Off Lb. i anywhere on. the qar. road discontinuing 7S-year-old pas- waar wontad-bland ilacb on the .1,59c . Batteriec not included. " Hartford BlMtric Lt. 58^ 60H martat. Wsth siwl Hartford Electric Lt. 59 61. _ seqter service hetirtwit WalWnw... "F in F S to W - Souinsih NOw England and New York with- change td /Stef * $word9sli’...... 1..... H). 4Yc CENTER CUTS. , Tomatoea Telephone 35t4 37*4 Daylight Saving Time Aprij 27. Money Back GuaranV## Shoulder Roast Manufacturing Companies Mild attack ot food (iblsonlng BONELESS >. , Premier White Meet Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 47|4 50(4 Causes Rep. James Roosevelt (D- * Filkt of Haddock, fresh lb. 59e Can 854 MAIN ST. Associated Spring ..19 22 Calif) to delay for an hour an YOUR Tirfifitona Bristol Brass ...... 8% . 9M address to the AlUed Jewish (Com­ y MANCHESTER * FilOf of Flouttdor, frosh . lb. 59c Lb»69C •# Cana 5 1 . 0 0 CoU liu...... » a • a a o munity Council in Denver last STORE Dunham Buah night . . . Strategic Air Command E m -R art, .... a a o a a • spokesman says that no pattern * Frosh SeoliopB ; . . . lb. 49c S O W Tomato Fafnir Bearing has yet emergeo indicating any a Veal Chops, Meaty Juice , Qt-r '14 Oa. Landers, Frary, Clark 11(4 13(4 single cause for recent series of * h«sh Shod ...... ------lb. 2Se « TEL H A Machine ...... 26 29 | .IM7 medium bomber crashes. FIRST OF IH E s e a s o n : HawaUaa Nortli and Judd .... 84(4 27(4 American Tel-^jons and Tele­ Conn0ctleut't fin tt SsH Smvi^ IhpattnuHtt Ston Lb. 69c Puneb Qt.,I4 0a. MI3-7M Raasen M fg...... 14(4 17(4 graph Oa will spend ovqr f t MUlon 0 •tanMy Steam .... 88 41 on oonstniction this ykir . . , U.S. * Frosh Cod Stooks ..;.. Ib.> 29c Tender L e a f TTea ea 99c Tarry Steam ...... ISg. 148 Court of Appeals in Washington Bag8.2$eOff 190 Baga AUTO Torrjigion 23 25 OPEN MONDAY Loin Veal Chops P p m Th a riia Y h labor dispute, or even Juatl- r-' ;0i fAsr M infj riiRfj'' - ‘ t Also: Porch FUlots, Frosh Oystors U.8..E«v*Uv«, com. . 20(4 22(4 Bordea laataatlaatoat Potato 29c ficatioa for a ajtrike, *Ta no Howue end Hdjbut Stook. 17,8. )to*aa«p., pfd. .. 11 18 for booUgaalsm.* in ebmmantlhg MANCHESTER AF IHf ’'.F’EFN ^ tlHv SATURDAY Whip, Laae $e Till I V-«der-n<.ot...... < 43 46 on decision upholding FCC in sUa Lb. 89c ' STORES '.Iw q»o«at.'.na are not td pending for M days the llMnaes ka aa acitul maikets. of three television tschnlciaas. If U l: no 18 P.M. ♦ B , ■ . .. ! ■ ■. I y . . J . ' '-i''

Areragt Dally Net Preaa the tree, and .p runt Into no where jk teachers are ah om for The Wasthcr r - h u bMit concentrBUng upon build; dena aven upon tha cheapnaaa. ^ 'V?);' Viv tlie Wm R' BbSs • J y A' . iRattrl|patrr (ng up demandt for Russia to do There are a few communltlea—a pail to be emptlc or Carried but the 104 puplla. We tblak that 3 April U, ISM Faroeast ef 0 . & Wauthar Baroae- Connecticut Into a natwork \tublng which teachara with 35 pupils ana|.one Uiiitgs wo aro pretry sure ^RtissU very few—who managed to sat bal­ stretchea all thrduglv tha sugar with 34 coisld do this Work 'since llrralit will not do. ■ anced atandards, and do it in time, lot, converging Into t a j^ . or run­ there are mShy easea s h o ^ in Pklr tomght. Low 4e-«g. B o ti^ PUaUlHkiD BY TMhi _ 12,693 HBRALDPRINTINU CO.. INC. We will accuse Russia of being and they will ba the ones who Yankee ning even to the sugar house it­ teacher load chart whart 35 M 40 Mmther et the Audit day fair, warn. High aew M . Oet- 13 BUumII Sirett in^ltn entrenchsd position,, and of. em e^e from the post-wpir expan­ self. .Thia la about asi automatic lupiU are, handled by one teacher, Bnrami of OIrenlaUoa laak far Sunday eeatb u ^ fair. Uancheittr, Conn By A. H. O. aa a process which atlll hA.aome- flowever, we agree that thta Joad-j THOMAS r F'UBOUSON reftfaing to budge from It. But this sion to the suburbs in the soundest is not too desirable. . ' Manchester-—d City of VUlag^ Charm WALTER.i R . R FERGUBONFERG , thing to do with nature in Ita own Pubtleii^ will not be enough If we are nego­ condition. Manchester, to ' its re­ lair can get., and tha only thing jn adding 5 apeclal teachere in ------:------^ Foundedled OclotwgX^' U»1 tiating merely from, a fixed .^ d gret, began.late, and, to ita credit, The flavor of maple syrup, for left to do that we can think of Is the eunoola, we are Increasing the any child of New England farm VOL. LXXVII, NO, 169 (tWENTY-FOUB PAGES—TWO SECmONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1958 (ClaaaUlad AdVeeH^ g on PublUbed Ever/ Evci , K Except unalterable entrenched J^sltloh of has beeh fighting to recoup, by to Institute some system of tem­ total number of apeclal teachwa for PRICE CBNTR ’'end Uollaa^*. Ent' nd at the our own. The question of ^what good regulation of ita remaining land, d o ^ W t begin with .n a ^ perature control in the woods, so by SO per cent in one -year ...... X we will do. bnly when our an­ thst moderatp policy without being the' central pitlK.pelng pushed out advantages. ,Never a back is of an explanation: Three Months 3.0U labeled a reatWctive community. of an alder stick. atrainea and, nary a drop of asp ^1) No. 100, Administration Ex­ \l. One Month l.»0 swer.,to that question is big and . The making of these alder i can be spilled, end. there Is no Weekly .... penses are up 19 par cent over Isst R ib ico ffo n BlngW Copy .US 'bold and'^imaginativs and willing spiles, whittled to size of the ; need for aoy blackbird to help tend year due-to administration salary to alter some of the pattern of our -mm -w ' 1 Auguiyaugu^thdr u»e»r inieiiurinterior ewaetb^ed epot- ! the links, and farm boya can for' IMMEDiATC MEMBER OP raises and the addition of a clerk mutual confrontation in the world L a i l C l «». tha asp, Iget tlje particular properties of an and switchboard operator.' We THE A.S80C1ATED-PR1^ , . i j a a i a a ^ rite of sprbg. d^n« ilder a ^ i and the partlculai DELIVERY ON Tlie Aeeoclated Press 1s ekclustvely will we satisfy the world, and our­ noted that In other town depart­ entitled to the use of renubllcalimi o| /g n * ^iii-aasattka ^ “P*" W*gon Bhed ork after- properties of certain'spring mom' ments, raises appear to be limited ; all nows dlspalohes credited to 11 or selves, Ihjit the responsibility for a u l l i a i r u noons when the sun regc" "^ " - - ...... not otherwise credited in this paper In cases ot salaries over $7,500. ALUMINUM and also the local news published here. possible failure is not ■ ours. Only, When the spiles were made, fraeae I guaranteed, will ba In larger and Thia dost not appear to be the Bsrtford, April 18 All rights of repuMIcatlon of special (ContinBed iruut Rage One) and thaw Weathar would come . purer - supply than ever,, so pure. ■dispatches herein are als<^ reserved if we should prove capable of esse in the Board of Education >i State Comptroller Fred , E. adopting such a positive diploma­ along, and an expedition of braro we almoat fepr. It could atand a budget. ! Canopies Zeller charged today thatpov. Full servlet client ot N. & A. Serv. of^MBTine Commandos want "ac-' and bit, spilea and cans, and palla I drop or two of nostalgia-tainted cy, It might develop auch powar (2) No. . 700, Maintenance of j •mor Ribicoff's efforts to cut cording to plan and was highly would progreaa from tree to tree, memoriea. Plant,' Is.up 85 per cent over last ' AND PubllshcTS Reprcsebtatlves: The that the negotlationa . might be the line aometimes extending halt -J mwnding “ have gone by tKe Julius Mnihews Siieclal Agency — New succeaaful,” the Navy ssUd. A year due to the addition of Item i York Chicago Detroit and Boston.__ forced to eucceaa, after all. a mile from the farmyard Itself board si least for the month MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF spokesman predicted that the re­ No, tlO, two new maintenance em- I to reach one stand of giant ma- ployees, and Item No. 732, a 4- | Awninss of March.” ' CIRCULATIONS bellion would''be crushed within a plea. It would be quite a day for Open Forum wheel drive Jeep. Another reason : But Governor RlblcoiTB top Th» Hfrkld Printing ComjiAiiv, Inc., All Danger, No So1ution< week. '* the farm boy when he could'dS' A . axnnnei no (insncisl re»pon«lmllty for Djuanda announced six hOura that Item No. <00 la high is due ' flacal adviaar. Finance Cqmmla- U.S. Blasts S^y Geese the tapping lUone, making hla own aioner,George J. Conkllng, pfor^t- •typocraphlcal error* •ppe«rWF"ln ad- The latest French goveriyuent after the landing that "there was T.ipagiie on School Boid^t to Item' No. 730, Replscemerit of : v('rtli"'tnpnta and olh*r reading maRer choice of route and trees, calculat- Furniture and Equipment, which ^ Call now for ih i best deals before.the mm- ly etruck baCk and tabelM the Shel­ - In The Mancheatcr Evening Herald to fall fell because Premier Oall resistance but it waa negligible.*' ing, ageinst hla hunger for wtntef Although We eire sure thatithe mer rush otarts. “ Easy terms to fit any ter report "at Inaccurate and mla- The main rebel defense prepara­ is up ISO per cent over last year. | lard was toying with one alight syrup, the ' distance that sap people of the Town of Manchester budget!” ' laading.” Dleplay advertliing cloning hours: tions-had been made at Padang, piUla would have to pe carried We note that under Item No. T rig g ered For Monday—] p.m Friday touch of moderation on the fringes aro whole-heartedly behind a gen 600, Pag» III 5, Operation o f ' Zeller, nominee for governor, For Tueeday—1 p.m Monday. where Dr. Sjafruddin Prawi- morning / and nigh^, and usually bated hie claim that the For Wednesday—1 p.m Tueaday. of France’s war with Algeria. In erous educational budget, we feel Plant, that Item No. 610, Custodial j See Bill Tunsky For: ranegara proclaimed the rebel letting his executive decision be Ribicoff economy efforta collapsed For Ttmrsday—1 p.m. Wednesday. Teaponse to the urgtnga and pleas iweyed by the thought of buck­ Salaries for the High School, Is Aluminum Doors ind Windows For Fridgj—1 p.m Thuraday. government Feb. 15. that this year, because of thS ad­ up 15 per cent over last year, due In March on an analysis by bis o f­ As Untrue Raid Alert For Satuiwy-1 P m Friday. of the “ good offices” represeAta- There waa np Immediate word wheat cakes riassiried deadline: 10:90 a, m. each verse economic aitualion, all un- largely to the addition of a Super­ FREE ESTIMATES CHEERFUtLY g 5v EN! fice state general fund condi- dav of publication except Saturday- tives of the United States and Brit­ whether more troops had followed Out on the line, the bttea of tiie hecemuiry expenses should be trim­ visor of CustoiUans, a n ^ matron tioiis at the end of Febniary and the Marines ashore and whether By JOHN M. HiGHTOWEB By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 9 a ro . ain, he was trying to agree to ne­ sugar Into white sweet wood pro­ med out. and another cusUxlian. March. the InvOdera wero pushing inland vided the first faint aroma ot ma­ Wa.shington, April 18 (JP)— The Soviet Union today We note that lil new teachers On Page i n '8, Item No. 130, Of­ He eald that state expenditurea Thursday; April 17 gotiate with Tunisia, Algeria'a toward B ukitU n^ or down the ple. The finger tpat saw tha are requested for the high school I BILL TUNSKY • Ml 9-90»5 for the 10-month period which The White House today put a called for an urgent meeting ------..JLTL------fice Supplies, we note that the neighbor, withput including in the coast for Padang. hole was clean before the spile where there la an Increase of only ended Feb. 28 were $14.6 million “ not true” brand on a Soviet of the U.N. Security Gouncil French position an insistence that Three columns of Jakarta was driven waa likely to come out 280 In Ule enrollment of pupils figure is up from $300 last year leea. than anticipated. Alnfost Enough icking In” to $800 this year. Also Page HI 8, charge the United States sent to „ halt alleged provocative the Tunisian border be closed ab ground forces are also converging moist and the taste of that would over last year. This is only I8.r But a March “over expenditure” Last Friday, the RiiMtans sent on ! Buklttlnggi from the north­ be the thin sweetness which al new pupils for each teacher being Item No. 240, Teaching Supplies to the amouttt of $6.4 mUlkm, ha lanes armed with atomic' and flights of U.S. military planes. solutely so aa to seal off all com us a note proposing that^mcetings west, east and southeast. A ^ u t a ways, surprisingly, had a touch of added are up over 80 per cent above last said, cut the money caving figiirc fI-bombs across the polar The request was (lellvered by mun'ication between Tuinlaia and year with some individual items, In preparation for a aumnllt con­ doeen Important rebel admlhlstra- raW bltterneas too. ’ We note, too, that iri Grades of the previous month to a iTttle area toward Russia. Soviet delegate Arkady A. Sobolev the' rebels in Algeria. Uve officers left the capital yea- There were sounds that had such as Item No. 251, Science- over $8:1 million. few hours after Foreign Min­ ference begin, at the dipl^atic v n and v m there will ba an In- Elementary, and Item No". 249, The charge was made by Rua- Because this effort to deal,with terdky but Premier Sjadruddtn flavor too— the first metallic pelt efeaae in anrollment of 160 pupils \AI1 of thia indicates to the aver- aian Foreign Minister Andrei ister Andrei Gromyko - accused the level, in Moscow today. \ of the drops into the empty tin Music - Elementary, seemingly a ^ layman, the GOP office holder United States of sending planes the aftermath o f the French bomb and his Insurgent cabinet remained for 4 new teachers who are beini Gromyko at a Moscow news' con­ The moment the Russian noth, there. ' ‘ the song of the birds that helped badly out of Ijne. Mid, that “ any effort which had ference. armed with nuclear bombs over ing of a Tunisian village Included added. This seems to add up to was received, Washington rushed It was uncertain whether the tend the line, :tbe slap of tha sap pupils for each new teacher We regret "that the Taxpayers’ EAST HARTFORD BU 9-9351 originally been made to curtail Gromyko said the Kremlin wai the North Pole' toward the USSR. s omission of one issue, it of' In the pails where the path name League waa not presem at thu pub­ general fund expenditures had out an emergency atatemept. which rebels would now risk their first upon studying the chart on aending^ protest to the United The Soviet delegate requeeted Ir- fen^l^. the' FrmcR rigRasts, who major U a tW w ith ,the^.>JaltarU was raugfa, and the rich, thickened 3 ah'owlhg the tiachef load ! lic healing on th> Budget, And we gone b y ib e board at least for the NatlonSr^rourily Council against that the councU meet tomorrow. was interpreted as a rejection of only hol^ that this review will be month of March." still brileve in going all the way forces after falling back before simmer of thq. kettle on. the elementary grades, we find two what he called provocative flights. The Soviet demand was con­ the Russian proposal. Actually and their land drives. There aeema to kitchen stove tunling thin and of some sssif A .-:e to the Board The Zelier attack, coming in hie "Mr. Gromyko^s statements are In N or^ A frica , with no compro or three teachers who naight be tained in a letter to the Security literally, the American statement have been a determined effort to quiet again aa fresh sap waa eliminated. Of Directors in . their discussion of monthly fiscal report, appeared on Portrait of a PrinePss not true," White House press sec­ Qpuncit’s April president, U.S. . mlses with anybody unless the avoid shooting clashes which added. the Board of • ducatlon Buciget. the acene aa the L>eglaiature pre­ retary James C. Hagerty said in Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. was no such thing. It did not anr llie first one it In Kinder We only ask that you keep in mind pared to end .Its special session to­ Princess Margaret poses for a new official - portrait at Clarence military will-of Franci itself'has might prevent formulation of a We recall these flavors and gaHena at Bowers School where 4 69th Anniversary reply to newsmen’s inquires. It was handed to Lodge’s deputy, ■wer the Russian note at all. It the feelings of the League and of House, London, rosidence. of the princess and Queen Elisabeth, been enforced.\ political settlement later. sounda and sights as. something teachers are listed /for 81 pupils. day. Indications point to the Leg­ Complete Statement Due AmbasMdor James J. Wadsworth, merely said that the Russian note The rebel cAitimander, Lt. Col. of an emergency matter, aa some­ the town taxpayer* in that ive are islature voting some $800,000 in the queen mother. She wears a gown of cream tulle and gold Hagerty added that a more com-' ■When Pre'mW Galllard told We think tlyit 3 teacbert ^ th lace with a necklace and Mrringe of turquojse. The portrait waa and to U.N. Secretary General Dag In Itself did not constitute an “ac­ Achmad Hussein, and his subor­ thing that needs to be biult into load of 27 pupt^ each woiiid be In favor of well-paid teachers, but more general fund spending and pliete statement would be made by Hammarskjold. Lodge was In them that to foltoyr their course that during a year of recession authorim the borrowing of aome made by Cecil Beaton, court photrorapher. The princess starts the State Department later in the ceptance” of Ihe Western note to dinates have made conflicting maple syrup as firmly and last­ sufficient here, second place la tomorrow on a Caribbean tour. ' “not The first hint of the Sov-lst Yet, today, the three Western ed as many ta 0,000 troops were and aged housing Mils mt|int de­ true" applies to ail of the Foreign protest came Sunday. The Army rejected even this slight bit of in three merchantmen and num­ board gave out u mllUon In town confined to St. Klizabethi Hospital ambassadors stand at tha alert in aid and this bad . not been prevt- lay final aiUournment. / since. 1648. Minister’s remarks contending U.S. newspaper Red Star charged a concession and compromise Pre­ erous small ttUmp ateamera wait­ There, ymt-Hbeei'hovm 4hat lanes armed with atomic and flight of geese triggered air rard\ Moscow, ready to meet with their ouaiy calculated by the comptrol­ The bMaoii charge wag baaed mier Galllard was trying to include ing off Padang and, behind nearby Miany, many items in every deparl- the -special seasioh, esljed by Rydrogen bomba w4re sent itcross Sihitii Student, jUarms. that sa a l^ .S . planes fly­ Russian counerpart And, today, islands before the iKyasion. ler’s office. du p*«>A«ia, anti-Ameriean .broad- in hla North African policy, the "Aa the (Zelier) report nowj„_-_Ribicoff on March 4, to deal with (mats made by Pound from Italy the polar region toward Russia. D em ocrats ing toward RussIR^ with hydrogen the formal Western reply to the ployment. Would end today, 'There wae some speculation in bombs. Red Star said the Penta-. French Communiata joined tkem, Thie Realtor's Pledge Btande." fkmkllng said, iu^atand-1 “ "®"* during Worid Wgr II. Ruaaien note of last Friday advises ment at fabulous money- ^ expenditures of the Board ofi„„'Ribicoff,licoff, wwho said he had not . The indictment was dismissed by diplomatic quarters that one pur­ Missing in ’56, gon mistook the geeM .foc Soviet and tha twq extremes in French yet been Invited to do so. Was pose of Gromyko’s charges was to the Russians that our ambassadors I AM a ' rBALTOR ' Education is Inaccurate an—The plan at a caucus late yesterday, Priscilla "Polly’’ Whitcqmb, 20, the main fault lies not In the fly­ probably beUeva In, howevar, la tunity to enjoy It: ^ meeting. * Mrs. Potmd. a gray-haired woman R oom Ways and Means Com- and expected to have it ready for In actuality which is not a rejec­ party’s gubernatorial . nomination He proposed. B broad program of (Continued on Page Five) who vanished from the ^mith Col­ ing geese but the geese who wear just trouble. To be bonoraMe and honeet In nil denl- Shop early for the greatest selection. who ha* been a frequent visitor at / mlttep today approved a $1 bil­ House action next week. tion at all. ^ Ittga; I to be made in June, has been cam.- unemployment benefltst In addition th.e hospital in the years her hus­ lege campus Hdv. 9, 1956, came So here is one more chapter In paigiilng on his knowledge of state lion uaemployinent relief pro­ The committee, with Democrats (Continued on Page Teh) Our action la not a rejection, but To aeek better te repfeaent nsy ellents to,a mammoth $410 mHIion:)ilgh- band has been confined there, sat holding a 15-10 majority, gather­ home today In answer to the un­ the sad story of France a prisoner jljr Realtora fiscal matters picked up durinS way and public works construction gram which one Republican de­ one more step in the process of by building my knowledge and competenee; at the cpuniel table. nounced as exceeding “ the nlld- ed today to work out final details to the fates In North Africa, un­ hla 14 years of experience as state program. failing hope of her dad, U.S. Atty. backing in to a summit conference To net fairly toward all la the e|iirit df Pound wore a threadbare blue Jakarta Oaiihs eet. dreams of the New Deal.” and send it to the House. Louis G. Whitcomb. able to win there, upable to com- Sage-Alien, East Hartford, is open Tuesday through Sat­ striped coat. unmatchIng blue W e are reluctant to.^hold. the Golden Rule; (CaoMnned ea Page Five) / (Ooatiiiiicd OR Page Twelve) The Democratic-approved pro­ “We’re very happy to have Polly promiae, unable to handle the situ­ slacks j Id a light sport •shirt open Washington, April 18 (Al— gram representect a compromise of home and 1 pleased to report It is quite true .thatXwe did not To serve well my community, and - urday 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.; Friday until 8:50 P.M. at the iroat with the tails stick­ ation herself, 'unable tb let any­ through it my country; Padang en, House Democrats today got behind proposals put forth by President she is in good health," Whitcomb BiiUetins like even the somewhat softened ing out* from hi* trousers. $1 billion emergency unemploy­ Ensenhower and those sponsored said. body else try to help her out of it, To observe the Renlfor’a dpSe of Ethica from the AP Wires. conditions which were Int^ded In He was brought to court by a ment relief program to provide 16 by Chairman Mills (D-Ark) of the Newsmen were not permitted to and Unable to agree In her home and conform my conduct to Itk lofty Idenla hospital attendant. Rebel^Weeing talk to the girl. last Friday's Russian noth.. But weeks of added joblese pay bene­ Ways and Means Committee. pplttica on any course of action Dirksen Sees Approval Both Pound and hii wife de­ fits for most of the nation’s idled In Its tentative fbrm, the pro- Whitcomb declined to dlsoth to der state programs. same time. Our own formal note- of reply 21 years before he w-as seized by Whitcomb aaid of him only: Re­ wsii launched from the Air spread of war in North Africa to AUIMAROU rebel stronghold in Sumatra, workers now covered -by existing 2. The same number of weeks also combines reservations and Washington, p^U IS UP)—Sen.^ward setting up a “Prussian-type American troopia in 1945. garding the whereabouta of the Force Afisslle Center today. Aa the possibility that the French MORIARTY Six thousand Marines, foot sol­ state unemployment programs and of benefits for noncovered workers qualifications with a move forward Manchester Board Of Realtors* Dirksen (R- (R-IIl)I) m d today he fore- supreme high command.’’^ Dr. Winfred Overholser, super­ to many not now eligible, but pro­ young man who waa miaaing at the announcement said merely " A people, anguished by futility, may intendent of S t Elizabeths, said diers and commandos swarmed who are not eligible for state ben­ same time as my daughter. I wish Polaris test vehicle was launch­ which limits the latitude of quar­ BROTHERS aees ultimate -^ctoryary for a reor- Eisenhower, withoi)t calling any posed rules concerning the latter efits. become the victims of some na­ g w iu tionon o f/thf / e Defense Dept, names, said in H?e speech to the in a sworn statement accompany­ into the port city of 150,000 begin­ to say I have furnished all the in- ed.” It gave no further details, rel and quibbling still open,to the ACTIVE MEMRERS ning at dawn yesterday and routed have not been decjded. 3. Payments to be financed by tionalistic man oh horseback SOI Center Bt. along, thele liim urged by President editors that auch criticism was ing the motion that 'There is no House Ways and Means Com­ fol-mation that I have to the prop­ 'nie Polaris Is designed to havb Russians. Our ambassadors st^ d , MD 8-5135 the rebels to the dense Sumatran the federal government in con­ er authorities.’’ He declined to a range about 1,509 miles. movement which would -Undertake ^herwood A. Beechler ... MI 3-6969 ' The Jarvis Realty Co...... MI 3-4112 g^isenhowiw er/ nonsense. He also took sharp is­ likelihood . ho poesiblUty that mittee Democrats settled on • the formity with the existing level of ready in Moscow. The Russians Alexander Jarvis . ’ Diricsen/ths aiMistant' GOP Sen­ sue with contentions that his plan thAlndictment-against Ezra Pound jpngles by nightfall. The next ob­ elaborate. the pitiful and tragic'experiment jective was Bukittinggi, the moun­ benefits now provided under state Whitcomb issued a prepared FALLING WALL KILLS BABY may or may not meet Uiem on to­ iohn S. B issell...... PI Arthur A. Knofbi ...... MI 3-5440' ate leader, said he is “quite sym- would make a czar of the defense can ever be tried- because of the programs, with no change in state o f trying to discover for this pathetiq- to the whole thing,’* espe­ permanent and incurable Insanity” tain rebel capital 40 miles north of statement whjeh said the girl had .Meriden, April 18 (B—Fifteen- day, the 'date they themselves orig­ FiMms Mii'Citiitie Wscmiy secretary. Padang. standards. France of today the kind of na­ Stanley B ray ...... MI 3-62T3 John H. Lappen, inc. y ...... MI 9-5261 cially Ih the'light of explanations He scorned too aa far-fetched of the poet. bebn 'living in Boston. It added: months-old Edward Bonczkie'wlcs inally suggested. But they cannot John. H. Lappro he and other leaders have received But. Overholser said, Pound “ is A Jakarta regiment also waa re­ News Tidbits Unemployment benefits vary “Because, of the recent publicity was crushed to death today when tional re-birth Napoleon ' once Bemie Cantor ...... ,TR 5?3495 the arguments that congressional ported moving on rebel troops in Ignore and reject their readineM, at White House briefings since the control over appropriations would not a dangerous person and his re- from state to slate in amount and regarding her missing status, she the wall of a fire-damaged build. p^rought to France, Mussolini to mumss Charles W. Lathrop the Celebes, the dotopua-shaped is­ Culled from AP Wires duration of paymenta.v Workers finally decided it wa? necessary to any more than we could lgn6^ Alice Giampet ...... ,T...... MI 9-4543 plan first was announced. be lost through the-greater flex­ lea.se would not endanger others." Inf; fell On the carriage in which Italy, and Hitler to Germany. Agency, Inc...... MI 9-9384 land 1,200 miles to the east which coming under the program \ are eliminate any further anxiety on his mother was wheeling him. His and reject the Ruaaian setting of a ■ Elsenhower opened his fight for ibility- the plan would give the Robert Fro.st, Ernest Heming- tmamr m. T. J.Crockett ...... » .. .MI 3-1577 Charles W . Lnthrop' the program yesterday with a na­ w ajrT .S . ' eFoI. ArohTbaid "Maci4fS~^. with Sumatra In the outer paid from an Insurance trust fund the part of her parefits and friends mother, Mrs. Staqiey Bonezkie. defense atcretary in handling mili­ created ,from employer *■ payroll specific date. tionally televiMd address bbfore a islands fight against Jakarta. -Sunken World War II ship load­ regarding her safety." wicE, j>f Wallingford, was taken A **Moving-!n” Fee?- The R. F. Dimock Co.!;.... ;Ml 9-5245 , Charles Lesperance ...... MI 9-7620 tary funds. He has not said just The rebels claim Sukarno's gov­ taxes. Among noncovered work-^ Whitcomb aaid Polly has not yet The cohsultatlQit o f smbassadora m m m Richard F. Dimock . . meeting, here of newspaper editors; how much control oyer' money he (Continueil on P are Two) ed with ammunition, blows 'Up off to Meflden hospital with ua.de. - Mrs. Elsie M e y e r ...... ‘SlI 9-5524' He received a prompt pledge of ernment on Java has .been too Okinawa killing estimated 40 na­ ers, for e.\ample, would be em­ decided, whether .she will live in. terihlned Injuries...... will be held. The aub8equsnt,nieet- The embattled Arst selectman of i l imr yiw M|r iN ttif | i« i|i b Gaston Realty Co...... MI 9-5731 wants for-McElroy. friendly with the Communists and ployes of tax-exempt concerns Springfi'eld or return to Boston. Ing of foreign, ministers• will be one • Connecticut conimunlty — Ellsworth A. Mitten ...... MI 3-6930 vigorous support from 24 ^ of' the Eisenhower "described the pur tives exploring it for scrap in vio­ .2S,35.4SlrMn! Rsdph Gaston \ Benate's^47 Republican members short-changed them on . foreign lation of regulations . . . Fred­ PINE.4U ASKS ‘U.S. E.XFLAIN- held. And the summit conference McKinney Brothers, Inc.'....MI 3-6060 trade revenues from their own ri^h (ContlmiM on Page Fifteen) (Continued on Page Twelve) Westport—has come up with a pro­ G odchild Realty Co...... MI 3-7925 \ The plan also won limited en- eric C. Dumaine will be installed Paris, April 18 (?P)—Foreign itself will be held. All threb will be Herbert J. McKinney \ (Contlnyl OR Page Nine) oil, copra, spice and other exports. Minister Christian PIneau called posal that his- town 'charge new Wllllsun E. Goodchlld-Sr. M. Kenneth Ostrinisky . . 3-5159 doraeinent from U\e Army Aaan., as director of Bullard Co., Bridge­ held because neither side will dare The fall of Padang signaled the U.S. Ambaasador Amory Hough-- res'dents a flat fee for the privilege Earle S. R o h a n ...... MIN3-7433 the membership of which includes port machine tool firm after win­ assume the responsibility for not: of moving into town. This way, he Walton W. Graqt Agency'..MI 3;liS3 active, retired and reserve army last days of the 2-months-old rebel ning proxy fight. ton to his office toda,v to m Ic LIlUan'O. Grant' Real Estate Center, Inc. ... ,JA ^6524 government. But It remained to be Fourth Time in 5 Months for an explanation of prase re­ holding them. ' ' Uiiiiks, the town- might manage to officers. The Air Force Assn, pre­ Sandula ^ins Public dinner, arranged by Army George L. Graziadio .MI 9-5878 Madeline Smith ...... ,MI 9-1642 viously had endorsed the plan, but seen whether the Sumatran reljela ports that the United States . Both sides, to take s funda­ keep ahead of the probAm typical organization in New Yprk' can­ would like to see Freach nego­ Robert J. Smith, Inc...... IMI 9-5241 the Navy League,- a civilian group, would make good their threat to celed when Army officers decline to I.. ]?- mental view, ,sre thie prisoners of for so many Connecticut suburban .Clifford Han.sen and Go.'. . . .MI 3.1.303 has criticized it. wag'e a nagging guertllla war tiations ..MI 9-1107 Dirkaeii was not Haled aa among war wHKh the Indonesians carried years—the problem of providing soothes Uchy, Chaftd on Bgalhat the Dutch until they ton, Tex., who s4ys she seceded her ' tlons |o the stories distributed gotiation should come is neither a Welles Agency /HHi those joining In -the ; senatorial In Bridgeport 703-acre farm, from United States the services new residents demand SljCSS. Edward J. Holl ...... -MI 3-5117 (Non-Resident) ...... PI 2-7356 statement, nor were the other top got their independence. ^ Clamp on Money Flow last night that Washington now , matter of Soviet will nor of Amer­ when the services seem to demand The ampbiblouS aaaault on last month, quotes, U.S. OonsHtii- tends to favor negotlatiotts to So easyyour bath, Warren E. Howland ...... Ml 3-1108 'nioma* G- Welles ALUMINUM Republican leaders in the Senate— tion in answer to federal com­ ican choice. And that this negotia­ Knowland of California, Bridges of By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Padang reportedly met with aome end the fighting now In Its a capital Investment much greater with miracle Sardo Carlton W. Hutchins ...... MI 9.5132 Arthur Wilkie, Jr...... MI 9-2211 plaint. tion should come is a compulsion than anything cthelr - taxes will New Hampshire and Saltonatall of An Impreeaive show of strength rebel resistance, but how much Washington, April 18 (AP)—Th*6 and Minneapolis. Tha I'eVen other fourth year.^The morning. Mwa- added, does all the AWNINGS by the Bridgeport Republican waa not made clear. There was no U.S. Steel President Clifford which bears little relation to the MaMschusetts. - government hxs loosened another Federal Reserve diatricta are ex­ papers had almoat ignored the finance. work! No B>o®y creams, sticky However, Diriueii told a re­ Town Committee waa the high­ report of casualties, the battle ap- Hood laya .business conditions are stories. chances of success that may exist ASSOCIATE MEMIERS., notcir in its curbs on the, nation’s pected to follow suit in time. Like most other suggestions' de­ lotions or oils! Just a capful of porter he had not been asked to light of Thursday’s statewide pri­ sound and the country should come In another move aimed at mak­ Sardo ill your daily bath and fhai o i u f (Continued on Page Seven) out of .the recession . . . Actress money supply. for it. The negotiations, when com­ signed either to discourage new Mrs. Anne E. Bartlett (Goodchild Realty Co.) ROtL UP ROLL DOWN sign it. The other three were .. not mary contests as moat GOP town Twin snti-receasion actions yes­ ing more money available for C.^RS BU\.MED FOR SLUMP pleted, may have failed to answer residenta, or to try to keep their “within 2 minutes"; the rough, reached for comment, but Bridges committees retained their power. Gale Storm reported recovering terday by the Federal Reae'rve lending, the reserve board reduced Washington, April 18 iJb — Mrs. .Eva M. Goodchild (Goodchild Realty Co.) after major abdominal surgery.- Sumner H. Sllchter, noted Har­ any fundamental questions at all. Immigration from boosting town wrinkly signs of aging, fading, has criticized some of the plan’s The Bridgeport fray showed the Board came as House Domoefats the amount of reserves which cer­ Mrs. Mary Graziadio (George Graziadio Agency) • Never Before Such Suwufy.— provisions. forces of State Seii. A. Edward Armed with faith and an air vard University economist, told ~W« auapact that may be the ease: taxe.— are out at-'.laat,—.three—weal4a-4oo- -^msed lrr waa diuppeg fi'om -lfr per cent- " in IBfilf to be made. ^ ...... -'‘ .j would be attacked as a snooty TMAa oevm Picture Window— adds to its beauty— rolls liTTWim n n GreBiw $ 3 0 0 '' James Rohan (Earle Rohan Agericy) competent defense structure.'' wich, and a near .split occurred in Pri*ie Minister Rainer von Fie- late for the Cherry Blossom 'Festi­ 18',4 per cent. Next Thuraday, the 'Failure of most of the 1958 It is about time, then, that we community, which it is. A similar Meanwhile, rival party leaders William R. Rood^ (T. J. Crockett Agency) up out of the way for perfea visibility- 'Best QuaUfled’ West Haven. But, in other areas, andt’s cabinet of non-political ex­ val. in the Senate argued over whether requirement at these banka will cars to meet the approval of the stopped quarreling with the in­ reputation goes to any* town which piw m gives year round Sun and weather protection It described Eisenhower as, “ by perts fell today after five months public" Is one of a aoriea ot Wesley R. Smith (Sherwood A. Beechler Agency) leadership remained unchanged. Mrs. Juanita Malln, whose $10,- the Eisenhower administration Is go down another one-half per cent. evitable, and began addressing tries some other method of obtain­ -^looks lovely from inside, too. If vou have a all odds, the best qualified man The primaries were largely to in office. 000 Evansville, Ind., house' waa being vigorous enough In fighting Also next Thursday, the reserve "unfortunate outside eveaU" FOR A UNira TIIK which colnelded with a normal ^urselves to our own conduct and ing the same objective - as, for Alfred P. Werbner (The Jarvis Realty Co.) — — - piaure window, you should have AIumarolL in America to reorganize, the De­ determine membership of the Agrarian.*,. Socialists and Com­ sold for $150 to satisfy judgment the economic slump. Sen. Lyndon requirement will be trimmed'from Coupon below entitles you to a partment of Defense", and urged munists joined to defeat the gov 17 per cent to 16 V4 per cent in re­ slowing-down of e e o n ojb i • 'policy in thia negotiation show­ instance, roning Ita remaining land town committees or the makeup for a $69.90 grocery bill gets no­ B. Johnson (D-Tex) bemoaned generous Free Sardo Sample Phone that the legislation be given the of vailoua delegations to the state ernment by a vote of 143-50. The tice of more unpaid blUa . . . what he said is "a policy of letting serve city banka, located in most growth and led to the slump, down that the historical situation into four acre, estates, as another today, far FKIM Sllchter said. when presented al: AFFILIATE MEMIERS HOMI DtMONSTSATiON highest p'rlority. and district June OOP conven­ issue waa an increase in the price Maseachusetta unemployment rose things ride.” But Sen. Knowlahd other large cities. Country reserve enforces upon us. We and Russia snooty Fairfield County town did •00* cANOnn The statement was issued tions in Hartford. of bread. to 1 6 6 ,in tnid-March, an in­ (R-Califi said Eisenhower ha* banka were not affected by yester­ have progressed to the point where recently. MEDICAL PHARMACY ROBERT E. HATHAWAY ’ RALPH F. DORRANGE through the office of Sen. Allott Late resuka gave the Sandula Off to Vatican The cabinet’s fall probably crease ot 8,000 lUnce mi -Feb­ taken effective steps while co­ day’s action. ' STOCK BOUNCE AHIMO A apokesman foT the Federal Re­ New York. April It (P) — we now face each other across the .But, far short of such extremes, 844 MAIN STREET Manchester Truat Co. First National Bank of Manchester (R-Colo). forces a landslide victory over an Samuel Cardinal Strltch, Ro­ meant that Finland, second only ruary. ' operating with Congress in other Senate hearings on Eisen­ anti-recession moves. serve Board Mid about $600 mil­ Stocks bounced ahead In aetlvn whole worid, capable of trana- there does exist, for'every commu­ MANCHESTER, CONN. " ROBERT J. BOYCE FRANK J. MILLER opposition alate headed by Sen. man CathoUc archiblahop of to France in poat-World War II Britain throws its support be­ Visit Our Display Room hower’s >proposal have not yet John H. sShannon and Robert O, cabinet crises, was headed for an hind an American proposal for For the foufth ’ time in five lion in gold has moved out. of tbs deaUngs today, feiiowing ad­ lating our power rivalry Into the nity, eome need, and some right, to Manchester Savings and Loan Assn. Savings Bank of Manchester Chicago, left New York fqr ditional antlrroeessloa mnvM Opon ThursMy Night been scheduled, but the House Bruno, twice the Republican can­ Na)>les yeaterday aboard tha other long period of political un extcBdlng the Umlt of territorial months, the Federal Reserve country id .recent months, mainly deatructioa of that world. What regulate the future nature of its M Ib lO II Armed Sendees Oommittsp will didate for mayor. certainty. waters from three nautical miles B i^ d reduced Its dlscwnt rate— because the situation in Europe has by the governaMU OUa and RAYMOND L. DULLER liner independence. The Card­ stools p n ^ tho ufftnrn. wttli d'o we propose to do about it?* own growth. Thoae towns,which -nuiSRAsAMni Alto Opsn Ssjturdoys start public hearings Tuesday with ObMrver* attributed the Bridge­ inal ia going abroad for an in­ Von Fietndt, formerly ^president to six . . . U.S. Embaaiy in M®*' the Interest charged member been relatively calmer than in the ■ * East Hartford Federal Savinga ■ - gaia$ naalng Itom a Hm em S a Hitherto, Gie whole thinking of open themselvee- too wide to the Secretary of Defense McBlroy ai port controversy to discontent m'e- definite stay as- Pro-Prefect of of tha Bank of Finland, became, cow graata vlaaa to five Soviet banka borrowing from raasrvo past. T to outflow of gold had the Name..'... ' ”*and Loan Association the ftrat witness. war veterM i who 'ri. visit Waah- banks. The acUon, cutting the rate effect dt-'tightening the domestic to e r m id iu w M ttoM gronpa. Waahlngton seenis co be. directed cheapest kind of development are at«d when Republloana under Ban- the Congngation for the- prime minlateT Nov. 29 after a Addiwa. MANCHESTER AWNINC''G iV M iY '~ ' Rep. Vliuon (D-Qa), alnnan dula failed, to win e-ven 1C per. cent 6-weeka cabinet criajs. The Com lni:ton for reunion ■with Americana from.'2)4 per cent to 144.'per cent, mphsy i^ p ly and the board Mora madiiat - advanero $0 the queation of what Russia will certain to wind up having the good - •RMitocs Aro AetiTU M«mb#n eJ OoMtltoHri BmurSi. 0 PropagaUon of the' Faith, lo­ tk y ... State------Its WKST CENTER STREET e t the House commutes, has called cated in the VaUegn. (Ai> who met the Ruaaiana at Oer- ie effecUV* today In New York, loorad by 4ci about it, aRd bur policy strategy life for nolxxly, with heavy tax-bur- the Prasident’a plan aQnove to- (Oeattaroafi a% Faga Nlaa) Wirephoto). (Coatt{iiMd aa Pag# Two),' 'oiany'a lUbe'River In 1945. Chicago, S t Louis, Philadelphia (Om Um m S aa Page OeroelMe) ralla. I , ♦ ,'V'- -K ev