I ■ ‘ ' ■ * . • - ■ - ■ • • •/■ • : ' I , < v ■• ■-1 ?'
X *■ I V-- 1 . ■ - • •■V<...... ■ \ ■ - le-,. ■ X ' / ■ ■ • GB TWENTY-FOUR j . raiDAY, APRIL IS, 1988 Ayrngc Dally Net Preaa Ran lEpcHltta^ e ralb For tbo Woqk Endod Th# Wifttbcr FonoM t of O. S. WfluttMT Ruroou April 12, 1988 # ^_____ Teimple Chapter, Order of U^e Ftfr toolght. Low S$-4A Partly Eastern Star, has set the date of 12,693 ut Town Thursday, April 34, for Its annual cloudy, eontiunod mild Suuday, spring rummage sale. It will open Menber of tbo Audit ehniiee scutteipd nftonioou ibosr- Mn. B&rbin Smachcttl and at 0 a.m. in & e Masonic Temple, Donuh Of Orcofastton (t- era. IBgh In 7$e. Mra. Lillian Steimark axa co-chair and members are urged to set y .- MancheMter—^A City of yUlage Charm man of the cormnittM from Gib- aside articles. •tX. bona Aasembly, Caj^bohc Ladies of VOL. LXXVII, NO. 170 , 'Columbus, In charfe of«t{>e Com Sunset Council, No. 48, Degree of BLVE PAGES) ' MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY. APRIL 19. 1959 (duolflod Advortlidng ou ;fbg* lU) PRICE FIVE CENTS munion supper at the Church of Pocahontas, -will hold a meeting X- ^the Assumption hall Sunday at ■Monday night in Tinker Hall, start 6:30 p.m. The Rev. Joseph P. ing with a potluck at 6:30. Mem- Blani^hard of St. James' Chutch bej-s of the Great Council will make Hoover^s Condition Tiill be the speaker at the S:30 p.m. an official visitation. Members are Middletown aerviee. ■ reminded to bring food for the sup- Soviet Charge U. S\. p e r ^ d a gift for the gift table. Satisfactory After : Leo J. Howason Jr., eon of tio J, Howeaon Sr„ 23 Knox St., re The Y-Wives Bowling League will Bladder Operation Flash Fire cently was prontoted to private bowl oiHy on Wednesday mornings Courts Global War flrst class on Okinawa, v^’tiere he for the remainder of the season. New York, April 1$ UP»—For ia a member of the 07th Antiair Bowling on Monday,. Tuesday and mer PnaMdant Herbert Hoover, craft Artillery *G'/jup. He ia a Thursday mornings has been dis who- ls 84, had his' gall bladder re KiUs 4 Tots continued. clerk-tjr'pUt at Headquarters Bat moved today in an operation at tery, Up, for/iJN Debate Roger W. Turkipgton, son of the ColumUii-Prsabyterian Medi Middletown, April l9 Jlr. and Mrs. William J. Turking- cal Onter. His condition was Four young Negro children termed satisfactory. perish ^ last night as a flash ton, 28 Bigelow St., has been BY W1LUA$1/N. OATI8 fstetemsnta untrua. Ths Stets Da- named to membership in the Wes Hoover had suffared several gall Are whipped through the UWted Nati^s, N. Y„ April partmsnt dsnied —. as Gromyko bladder attacks in the past. He en ection leyan University Chapter of Sigma chargsd— ths United States was kitchen and bedroom ^ an old Xi, honorary scientifl. society. 19 (/P)— U.N/Security-Gouncil tered the medical center's Hark- D O N 'T " X ” ” "conducting provocative flights ness Pavilion on 'Thursday for tenement apartment. Still plenty of wear left In delegates'')t6day prepared for over the polar regions or in the what at Srat' was announced only The -vlctima. wen the children shoe* when brought here for TTie following ofBcers for the debate Russia’s charges— vicinity of ths U.8.S.R.” Ss medical tests. - of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis— coming season have been elected expert repairing. ' denie^in Washington— that The department said SAC was A t 9:20 a.m. today the hospital Janet, 4, Bryan, 2>4, Sally, 1^, by St. Bridget’s Mothers Circle; issued this announcement; and Wendy, one month. Legislature WORK DONR WHILE Mrs. Paul Lefrancois, leader; Mrs. U.S./Dombers were courting engaged only in .practice to keep X O n W A IT up its deterrent power and would “Ex-Preeldent Herbert Hoover They were alone when the'blaze Daniel Abricchio, secretary; Mrs. g l^ a l war. underwent an operation for remov Oliver Jylkka, treasurer; Mra Jul 'ITto 11-nation council will moot attack only on Praaidsnt Elsen .broM .pmU. .Fpltcft. fatbec. hower’s ordera. It dfd hot dispute al o f a gall bladder tod a y.*,. .n w waa out for the evening and the ius Randozzo, contact chairman; Monday on the Soviet roqueit that surgery was successful and at Votes Road S A M Y U L Y E S that US bombers on training ex mother . had juet left the 3-story Mrs. Clarence Johnson, welfare; It study"urgent measuree" to pre tending physicians reported Mr. “SHOE REPAIRINO Mrs. John Lovg;hlin, publicity; vent flights of American Jiri bomb ercises sometlm.es fly toward Rus building to borrow an iron fjwm a OF THE BETTER KIND" sia but said ths A ir Force's safe HooveF'B"conditlon as satisfactory. neighbor, Mra. Raymond Rm s . historian and ers armed with nuclear weapons “Ths operation sUrted at 8 a:m. Bills, Ends 23 OAK STilEET toward Russian borders. guards to prevent an unordered at Firemen eaid the. fire probably N librarian; and Mrs. John Aoeto tack are foolproof. and was completed at 9:15. Mr. Same Side as Watkins and Mrs. Robert Yungh, represen Millinery Valuet UJ4. observers predicted that Hoover had ecveral gall bladder began in a kitchen oil heater. It tatives. \ "FOR RED TAG DAYS" \J the chargee probably would end Sobolev asked Lodge to convene attacks in the past. His sons, Her quickly gutted the kitcheh and the Hartford, April 19 — as have similar Communist chsrg- the council to consider “ taking bert Hoover Jr., and Allan Hoo adjoining bedroom In the third- The Connecticut economy ■mil ss In the past—with overwhelming urgent measuree to end the fllghte ver, were present.” ' fioor apartment. The blade waa t : get a pepping up to the tune of the United States m ilitaiy air confined*to the two' roonui. rejection. The 10:30 a.m. report was that of $52,180,600 as the result Lovely Spring HATS U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot craft carrying atomic and hydro Hoover continued in satisfactory . The eight wirt^c occupant! >oe of legislation passed by the Be Had In Every Lodge, Council preeident thip gen bomb! toward the frantiere of condition. A t that time he was two o(her apartments in the build In all the new shades including black and the Soviet Union" He expreeeed be month, called Monday’e meeting at still in a irCc-overy room, where pa ing fled the wooden structure safe- special session of the Legis navy. lief the Council would “ take all the the request of Soviet Delegate tients are. takdn after operations. 1). One of, them, Robert Martth, lature. necessary meaiuree for ellmlnai- Arkady A. Sobolev. Sobolev hsM TTiis room affords a patient spe 88, who has only one leg, - was Before it adjourned last night, ing (this) threat to the cause of ydHMto$4.98 sought a counqil aeselon today but cial care and has a controlled tem helped by friends from the other the Republican-dominated GenerU peace." perature. a U.N. Secretariat poU of (k>uncll third-floor apartment. Assembly approved, a major anti A Soviet aource said he expected A hospital spokesman said it SPECIAL FOR SAT. members showed they preferred All Asleep recession program that calls Monday, thus gaining (ime to check borrowing'; O N L Y ...... fCoatlnnMl on Page Six) (Conlinded on Page Six) Fire Chief J. ‘’’rsnklln Dunn said *2 89 with their' governments. the children wet sleeping In the 330 million for state highway Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei bedroom adjoining the kitchen projects that 'will form part of the MILLINERY DEPT.— (SECOND FLOOR) Gromyko first made the charges when the fire broke out. big federal highway program. 315 at a Moscow news conference yes million for .urban renewal a M Damage to the old wooden build terday. He said his government commercial and Industrial reds- ing confined largely to the third knew U.8. planes with nuclear velopments projects. floor. Stores occupy the ground lA S Y and TOT SHOP SPECIALS bomba over polar regions to Sen. Byrd Forecasts 37,180,000 for' public 'works floor. HANDBAG SALE ward the Soviet Union. projects. Included are 34 million He cited ga United Press story A t leaat eight persona escaped for- low-cost housing for the elder Regular 32.98 and 3S.00. Many atylM (n plaatlo "Red Tag Day Special'^ BOYS'PANTS from Offutt A ir Force Base, April from the building and no one waa ly. . calf, patent, etrawe C A T O 9 0 Elastic waistband in washable gabardine', 7. The story described U.S. Stra reported missing. Another part of the GOP pro i ,t And also rayon and nylon. Ck>lors: Gray, navy and $8 Billion ’5^ Deficit and imported basketa. tegic A ir Command (SAC ) pro When firemen were able to reach gram, a measure extending unem SEAMLESS charcoal. • cedures in dealing with suspected the burned-oiit bedroom, . they ployment compensation benefits R E G U LA R ’$8.88. radar targets. Washington, April 19 (4»)—Sen.e-felt, the deficit is going to mount found one of the children under up to 13 weeks in some stances for LADIES' BILLFOLDS the bed, two huddled in a comer NOW ______...... Gromyko said nuclear w.ar could Bjrrd (D -Va) said today the gov up fast. I think the increase in workers who have used up their result from ths “ smallest error of erhment appears headed toward an and the baby In its crib. benefits, was approved by the leg FRENCH PURSES REiGULAR $8.98. spending will run to at least 34 bil *3’I an American technician." 38 billion deficit next year even lion. which, with the, drop in reve . Mother Baras Hands islature earlier in the week. Kenton’a genuine leather alt with miracle change Hosiery Sale NOW . . ; ...... *2 .7 7 t Gov. Ribicoff signed the unem White House Press Secretary without a general tax cut. nue will make the total deficit at Dunn said Mrs. Davis was re puree and picture compartment. Red, black, James'Hagerty labeled Gromyko’s Byrd, who heads the Senate F i leaat 38 biUion.’’ turning from her errand when she Ah, This Is Living... .with Housetvork ,. ployment .compensation bill Mue, tan-antfnaturaf. ' - - RM 'O O nance Committee,- eaid in an in beard her children scream. She I f you can’t etand to atay iadoera4bete aunny day# try eolving '-yeur. heueeworlt problem thia- Wedneida'y, He, b u stid h* wiW First quality sheer micro-film seamlesK A lo M tM B&me Hhes, this'New ■ Valnee to O terview-he agrees with Secretary York T%n«i'iild1t has’ been Item Imraed lMr lwndS 'severely trying way. ToUand housewife Mrs. - W ilto n -6; Vial) Jr: improves on-eountiy-living by doing houatemd- aiipi the othte..4)arU_^q£.. the. p ro ;. nylons in the latest spring shades. DRESSES of the Treasury Anderson that red ed the Eisenhower administration to get into the apartment. chorea In the sunshine^’hlle she keeps an eye on 4-year old Douglas. Note portable radio on Iron 3;ram reluctantly^'- ; ink spending will top 33 billion in Choose from spring colors and styles in ny Bachelor King, expects a decline ip the next fisCal Davis waa found outside the ing .board. (Herald/Photo by Jackeon.) The House got a head start for Saturday Last Day SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT the present fiscal year, which ends year of at leaat %4 billion In re building in hysterical condition home' over the Senate, winding up lon and cotton, Values to $8.98. Sizes 3 to Sx. June 30. ceipts, even without a tax cut, be and W as unablg to answer ques-. almost an hour before the upper DAYTIME COnONS Special RED TAG ! A-v Princesses Set Anderseon told the American cause of the recession. The news Uona. ' ' chamber concluded its. affairs DAYS s p e c i a l ...... Society of Newspaper EMitors 7:19 p.m. paper said this pointed to a budget In addition to Martin, four other 150 Ge^ Layoff WRAP ABOUNDS- - DUSTERS New spring styles In lace trim bodice (A S N E ) yesterday that even if deficit in fiscal 1959 of at lecet 18 Within minutes, Ribicoff issued federal revenues remsln at a high occupants of a aecond floor'apdrt- Jewett Hits Ribicoff For Roj^l Ball 9ilUpn. • a Statement saying the Rapublican R E G U L A R $3.98. and hem. Buy ahead now for Mother’s level—which M said- is ment, Army 1 ^ . Lionel Xnowilon, MAJESTIC DE LUXE \ ' Anderson eaid tha adminiatra- I n s u ^ g program “ does not meet the n ee^ NOW'...... there will be a deficit approaching hla wife -XM tH4lr four children, ‘ of the times.” *2.79 Day gifts. Sizes 32 to 40. Regular By EDD iT o HAIORE 34 Mllion in tht year Mginning tton is giving daily consideration eraped unaeathed. pair BALI POINT PEN to whether a tax cut would be ad Ideal for house or shopping. Many patterns and Brussels. Belgium, ApHl 19 •A’l July 1, ( Fpir President H e said the legislature’a action colors to choose from. A style to lit eveiY budget. $2.98. . ' ** \ — Bachelor King Baudoin will _ ln January,_Prcsident Eisenhow visable. He added that he la op waa "not an- effective aitawer to Sizes 12 to 20, 1414 to 2414. Also cotton dresses D E S K S E T 'Ranee wtth pretty princesses from er estimated” there would be a posed to any abrupt reduction, I the needs of the state's general In sizes 40 to 82. ____ , Complete with memo pad. In pastel colors. Ml over Europe tonight at Bel- 3400 miUioN, deficit this fiscal year n ytng modification of taxes must Jakarta Force armont. Md.. April 19 (Jpi — 1 economy or of the 94.000 unem- Ideal for office or home. SPECIAL g i ^ ’s flrst royal ball In 24 years. and a $500 mlUlon surplus next not be based “ on the theoryjpiat a 'resldept Elsenhower swilcheir Hartford, April 19 — L t 4,unemployed workei-s of the fu- ployed workers" in the <|ate. S c re e s In tBe ifoyal' palace de year. But that was before the •Ingle dramatic actlort"wfll auto 'from t-fout rod to golf ciubs to Gov. (Charles W. Jewett today la ----- The General Assembly'^had been * beled as "higlily absurd" the // ONLY SET 2.39 nied \ the 27-yearM)ld monarch’s deepened recession changed the matically be all that,is req-jired to Pushing Driv day after a temporary layoff of As to the highway legislation in session since March 4, when Red Tag Specials" From Hale's Domestic Dept. party is actually a marriage mart. picture.' assure business recovsry.” | tome 150 construction workers to criticism by Governor Ribir appropriating 330 million to bring i ------*150 The 1058 BruaseU World's Fair Byrd said be looks for a sharper "ByJjd said, he believes resistance insure quiet at his mountain top coff that the legfs'.aiure was a about' 3130 million In new road I (Continued on Page Six) robably more to do with It. drop in revenues then Anderson to tax reductions— except for pos- hideaway. "failure" in meeting anti-reces construction through federal aid. Low Pritoi on Famous Brands SHEETS On Bukilting^i sion needs. and FILLOWCASES o far Baudoin .hasn’t been look- estimated. •ible. downward revision of some Eisenhower drove to his Camp the Lyme Republican said there "Red Tag Specials" ingg for a ljUeen, “ I think the deficit Is likely’’ to excise levies— is growina in Con David retreat, about 65 miles I Jewett, a Republican, said the is "no sounti basis for criticism. Many of the girls have names run 38 billion or even more," Byrd gress. Jakarta, Indonesia, April\l9 north Of Washington, early yester ^ m q cra tic Governor' did not "The Legislature has given the TYPE 130 FROM HALE’S READY-TO-WEAR HEFT. that go back do tlie da.vs when said. "The Treasury estimated a 32 Ha said he has found that some —Spurred on by the tesy capture day afternoon for a weekend rest. prteent a (air picture of actual highwa.v department every nickle ' TYPE 144 18 (SECOND FLOOR) of Padang, Jakarta^ troops ad itelslation pushed through by the Bulletins TYPE D Baudedn's ancestors were stomping billion increase in revenues for fis legislators he described as Liberal A short time later the White it can spend between now and j vanced on the Sumatran rebels' (^P-controtled Legislature. UDY PEPPERELL around in chain .nteil— but most .of cal 1959, but the indications are Democrats are joining Conserva House .said a construction project March I. 1959, when the next legis-1 front the A P Wires LADY PEFPERELL A VERY SPECIAL SALE OF OUR the. princesses don’t have the now that there will be a 32 billion tive Democrats and Republicans capital today with hopes of taking underway at the presidential lodge ’’As a matter of fact, if the leg lature can go on from there after i it ahead of their original schedule. islature had blindly followed the DAN RIVER K- thrortas to go with the titles as he drop instead of an increase. in. favoring public works expendi- waa halted so the,. President appraising the progress. ' { SUPERFINE MUSLIN COMBED PERCALE does. \ “ when the effects of the accel- President Sukarno's troops were wouldn't be disturbed by the noise. governor's program to borrow “In fact, it is now up to the High- | Holland Xnd Sweden are the pushing up 58 miles of winding 3410 million for big spending proj ASNE ELECTS HEALT cr.ation in spending begin to be (ConUnu ?u na Page Five) In response to questions. Mrs. way Department to prove to the ; Washington, .April 19 (IP)— NOW only two reignlHg royal houses mountain road from the port city Anne Wheaton, associate White ects it would have broken the Legislature, it can live up to its sending their lovely emissaries to of Padang toward Bukittinggi, the House" press secretary, said in state finahcla'lly,” he charged. George W. Healy Jr., editor ot ' REG. S2.19. promise that it win be able to the New Orieana Timm-Pica RilG. 82.99. REG. 83.19. the dance floor. Swedish Princess rebel capital and last remaining Washington: The Republican state official place all this money Into construc 6S X 99. . . ^ 1 . 6 9 yune today wax--elected preal^ 78 X 103...... es Brigitta Desiree and Dutcl city, ’’The President- is seeking a said that an impartial analysis of tion contracts by that date. Judg 72 X 108...... Ended 17-Months Romance dent of the American Society REG. 82.29. Princesses Ewstrix and Irene will . A fter meeting only token resist quiet, restful weekend, so the con legislation pass^ during the spe ing from past perform ^ceii which of Newapaper Editors (ASNE). SS X 108...... $1.79 KKO. 88.29. REG. 83.39. be there, ance at Padang , Thursday, the, struction work was suspended cial session shows that the Gen show the department-tment hak.x*^n.ru n- Healy, 52, former chairman ot / il X 108...... 81 X 108...... 8o will Prideesses Isabelle ^ d government revised Its timetable temporarily—just for today or for eral Assembly acted wisely in all ning behhtd its own scheiemde, rno.st REG. 12.49. the .Aanoclated Preas Managing LreniS: JTieii^rather, the Comte de\ which originally had allowed three part of the day — to a.ssure quiet.’’ respects. legislators seriously doubtu b t^ ia t it 72 X 108...... $1.D 9. REG. 83.09. i Edltora .Aaan. and former do REG. 83.89. Parts, would be delighted to/leave Polly Hated to Continue 'days for the march on Bukittinggi. Mrs. Wheaton said the work "The Legislature did a respon can spend all this money by then." REG. 82.68. 80 X 108...... 90 X 108...... "It will ail be over soon,’’ a mili mestic director of the Office of Choosp from clutch wraps, cardigan styles, . them a throne if he had Me. but men are not being docked in pay. sible job in extending maximum Turning to approval of public 81 X'108...... $1.99 the French gave up that/custom tary spokesman predicted. She said she understands the men unemploymeftt compensation bene War Information in World War REG 68c. REG. 79c. butto:: down slims, cape collars, caftan slits, works projects of over 37 million. II. u-ill bp Installed at a banquet REG. 89o ^ In 1789. / Aaaoclaled Press Correspondent ordinarily don’t work Saturdays fits from 26 to 39 weeks, it gave Jewett said the feeling here is that 42 X 36 Caeee. ... 42 X S8'4 Uzses. . . . push-up or turn-back cuffs. AH famous names Life of False Pretens tonight/ , - 42 X 88 Cases...... 4 5 c —famous fabric coats in the very newest And Princess Mari%/ Gabriella Murray Fromaon, who witnessed; and Sundays and that the project the Stale Highway Department the Legislature met the urgent BOYS' CAR COATS Reg -82.40. Fitted Reg. 82.09. Fitted Reg. 88.1$. Fitted colors. De Savoie, whose family’s throne! „ , V.. ~ T the capture of Padang, teW only probably will be resumed Mon every nickle it can spend be needs as of this time. day. LONG VANGL/a RD LIFE Rnttom. Twin Size. .8 9 Bottom. Twin size. Bottom. Twin Size. SIZES 6 to 18— 7 to IS. disappeared almost 100 years ago. l „ ^,,.77 slight rebel counterfire during the tween now and next March and "W e must bear in mind Jhal in Durable, zelan water repellent poplin. Rayon lined. Oiir wouldn’t mlsit the w rty for the i Brunette 'Rriacllla Poljy Whit- amphibious invasion. Government "The work la just being post-' provided enough in public works Washington, April 10 (Ah— Reg. 82.69. Fitted Reg. 83.29. Fitted eight months the 1959 Legislat'.ire The Navy’s Vanguard aatelllte regular stock. Not a special purchase. Reg. $8.39. Fitted world even though /he’s got an in- j ‘=°'"b. who vanished from the airpower completely disorganized poned a bit," she said, "which — bearing in mind that no respon will be taking office and will have'!' w'UI orbit the Earth for at least Bottom. Full Size. $1.99 Bottom. Full 'sire. Bottom. Full Size. Values to $59.95 jured foot. " I ’ll jihnee just the |Smith C o llie campus for 17 the rebels, who fled under strafing, sible authority', believes that such the time to analyze institutional • same." she said/“ My long gown months, says She voluntarily broke he reported. (Continued on Page 81x) projects will produce Immediate 2(k) years,' Dr. John P. Hagen Sizes 6 to 12. Reg. 112.95. needs," he said, '"rhere is-'4 serious said today. Hagen, director ot HALE’S STU^DYWEAR BOX-STITCHED will' hide my ti off her romaneb with a handsome Three other columns of Jakarta ! jobs." he said. question as to the wisdom of a Red Tag Price...... HEAVY QUALITY ZIPPERED Baudoin is a/z«>’ious ydung man parole violator because she could forces continued to move toward the Vanguard u tellite program, * 8 . 8 0 On the matter of extending Job special session legislature at this said long observation W'UI be QUILTED MATTRESS PADS not continue living “ a life of false Bukittinggi from the northwest, less pay benefits, the Lieutenant time appropriating . huge public pretenses." necessary . to determ'ine a mom WITH CORNER ELASTIC (Continiied on Pag4 (Rx) east and southeast. A military Governor said the Legislature pro works projects on %yhich the next Sizes 13 to 20. Reg. >14.95. MAHRESS COVERS The 20-year-old daughter of spokesman in Jakarta said Sukar accui^te prediction of the life of vided for those in need and helped regular session would want a say." the small sphere aent aloft Red Tag Price...... R E G U U ^ 33.98. U.S. Atty. L«uis G. Whitcomb told no's forces outnumber the rebels News Tidbits * 1 0 . 8 0 protect the unemployment com Senate Republican leader Eljner March 17. 89 X 767IWIN SIZE...... $ 2 ,6 9 REGULAR $4.95. N newsmen she intends to stay home almost four to one. Culled from A P Wires pensation fund as well. i S. Watson Joined the assault on until she makee plans for the fu “ I don't think it will take much r e g u l a r 84.08. $ 3 .6 9 Thbr Missile “We have met the needs of the I the Ribicoff criticism loday< He RIVER SEEN RISING BOYS’ BR IEFS. Sizes 6 to 18. ture and ’’these plans do not In- longer now to finish the affair, iteadv worker who has lost his I said the Ribicoff spending pro-1 54 X 78 F U L L SIZE...... * ^ ’ Hartford, April 19 (ffb—Con Reg. 69e. Red Tag Price...... $ 3 .6 9 ^ I volve any other individual at the unless of course the rebels resort Job because of the recession." he*; gram had it been adopted would pure white ailing that is guaranteed to laun- Pull or twin sizes. Extra heavy quality that Values to $39.95 o n ! presenl^Ume.." Ketch Golden Rule reaches Ha- tinued slow- rise; of the Connec Explodes to guerrilla warfare." he said, wtlah waters en route Into the U.S. said. "W e have prevented a big have meant "a .reckless abandon- ticut Riser Is e.\pected during dyb^w^t^ Elastic on each comer. will give years of wear. Seama are all bound. j. Taken to Northiunpton Even then, numerically they will 'raid on the fund which would ment of the sound fiscal policies of BOYS’ “T ’ SHIRTS. Sizes 6 to 18. Pacific nuclear test zone on cruise the weekend, the U.S. Weather Richard .S. Thatcher, 21, the find themselves in an aWkward protesting further nuclear tests weSken it’s ability to provide for j our state:” Bureau says. .Although the bu-' Launching Pad reatauranC' counterman for .whom posi'tion.’' . Reg. 79c. Red Tag Prl|ce...... EXTRA SPECIAL! OUR SECOND SHIPMENT! atateinent utlvea who also' serve as director^ the Navy's research chief sa.vs. breakthroughs would permit moni "CHARMHOU^E" they said, but -a huge ball o f black ment was deferred until Monday. was in. a letter dated-April 14 BOYS'SWEATERS Beautiful wools and pure silks in lovely of the company received more than And he a8;i'ees it soon may be toring of the world by either sight TOWEL ENSEMBLE amokq rose high in the sky. Polly’s statement that her plana (C’oiitintied on Page Six) or sound. He didn’t elaborate. and delivered today to Mosaburo TOWEL ENSEMBLE spring colors. Sizes 9 to 18. A muffled roar followed the ex 34 ■^-million In ulartes and bonus possible to use. the moon as a Susuki. chairman of the Soclal- Wools, orlons. Coat or pull over f' at present involve no other indivi es laat year . . . Six Navy enlist reconnaissance satellite by means Another witness before the REG. $1.98. 24 X 48. WITH DACRON REINFORCED SELVAGES plosion. dual was somewhat at variance lat Parly, main oppoaitloa to ed men in Philadelphia move into of electronic devices. .space committee was Rear Adm. styles. EXTRA LARGE BATH SIZE. $1.39 The launching, the Air Force with the tone ot a letter she left Hyman G. Rickover, the Navy’s the ruling Liberal-Democrats. i PRICE RKO $1.1$. 2t X 44. said in a statement two hours Auto Victim’s Body Inst half of their simulated 7-day. Rear Adm. John T. Hayward ac Thatcher when she started home,'' knowledged this yesterday at. a .nuclear power boss, who counseled BATH SIZE...... Values to $69.95 after the blowup, "was unsuccess trip to the moon after breaking EXP.AND SUMMIT TALKS REG. 99c. 18 X 28. >eeeeeeeeee«ee. 8 8 c ^ The letter, disclosed in Boston, hearing of the special House Space against big crash -programs for ful^ due to technical difficulties. Found Atop House radio silence because of instrument Belgrade, April 19 i/P|—Presi H AN D SIZEc. 7 5 c REG. S9c. i l A said: "I'm sure we can settle this defect. Committee. space exploration. The missile exploded on the pad. Instead, Rickover advised Con dent 'Ttto today renewred bis pro- HAND SIZE...... quietly. Love. I ’ll be in touch with Thousands of Japanese amateur He refused details other than to 7 Table Of Odds-'n-Ends REG. 49c. “Tbgre were no injuries to per you, I lovo you very, very much." Pemberton, N.J., April 19 (S’)— ' gress to keep Its feet on the poMi that nentral coiintiiea Jela astronomers turn out with smoked say both possibilities result from FACE CLOTHS...... 3 5 c sonnel and structiii*al damage to Boston police uuuted Thatcher as The body of an accident victim waa breakthroughs in electronics de ground in appropriating money for the -Big Four at the proje^ed REG. 200 A C — the launching pad appears to be glass a.nd darkened film to watch summit conference in an effort Priced To Sell! FACE CLOTHS...... aaying he loved the girt and found-on the roof of a home today velopment achieved in the laat six apace projects. The outspoken ad You ail know the Wamsutta quality! These superficial."> wanted to marry her. He skid they some eight hours after a car had the Inst annular eclipse to be vis months at Naval Research Labora miral also said the entire defense to secure its success. Tito.aaM low prices during our April Sale only. Choose Made especially for ue by one o f the country’s Now * 1 9 *® Newsmen covering the test cen had not married though they lived crashed into a tree in the yard. ible in Japan until the year 2012 tories. If he said anything more, utablishment ia too big and cost participation of uncommitted from 8.colora. ■ Sneat mills. Seven colors and white. ter were caught by surprise. In at three addreaaes.in Boston under The body was identified as that . .. . I'he State Belt Railroad, ’•they'll shoot me," Hayward told ly. coontries like Sweden, India. recent months, they have been which operates along the San Yugoslavia and othera wbald store Open Mon., Tues., Wed.. Fri^ Sat. ALL SALES FINAL. the names t>f Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Herbert Haines, 21. His car Was newsmen. On the space exploration ques given confidential advance infor- Kutz. headed east on Magnolia Rd. last Francisco water front, ordered to . - The glimpses into space devel tion, Rickover said "I > think we Help to find a solutioa to world • A,M. to 5:30 P.M.— Thurs. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ^matlon ' on such launching at A letter found among 'Thatcher’s night when it left the rmd, rolled reinstate and pay an -estlmatiNl opments came when Hayward re should start this thing in.a small problems. tempts. possessions, signed "Love Polly." over several times and -landed tail 860,000 In back wagea to dis plied “ yes, sir," to these quea’tiona way. I certainly do not see any It was the second "sn?ak” shot, asked Santa Cluia to brings "365 charged employe. > from Rep. Fulton (R -Pa.l: need for vast crash ..programs. TITO*GETS THIRD TERM up against a tree. - Belgradei Yugoslavb., April 19 in two days, days of Health and happiness for Police said his body was toased U.S, Embassy in Prague sent "On cun-ent research develop- Meantime, the Navy reported Yesterday, a Polaris test vehicle my sweet long-suffering, hard its seednd secretary and consul ments do we in the'United States spectacular reaulta in the testing (IT) — Yugoatevla's Oamnnmlst S & H GkEEN STAMPS to the top of the 18-fqot h i^ roof, parliament elected Preaideat freepaiucing was Tired without any - advance working husband." of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Bush. ' packing after Communist Czecho have it, within our power-soon to of its air-to-surafee Bullpup mis- word. The Polaris Is an. Interme Another victim of the accident, slovakia charged him with spy monitor-the whole world, including alle. . Tito to a third .tera today. Ha CORI! Panried in IMS. .]»romlaod to carry oa hla policy CEHOUSE&SON diate range w ea^n designed for’ Thatcher, from Evanston', HI., Leroy Egenlauf, 28, was fauiid uff-' ing and ordered hlin to Ite v e ... countries behind the Iron Cur- '' It said a carrier pilot destroyed firing from submarines. Mrs.. Julia blnardo, Westport tiUn. . ' a '4-indh aquare target two miles of lodepeadeaoo far Yngoalavid" With All Cosh Sales... AiANCHBSTER. COMM< Rear Of Our Store.., waa paroled from Colorado State conscious: beside the car at the and reaowed hla arepaaal la WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS There have- been three .aucMss- Reformatory . In 1900 after serving time of the wreck. Police were un- moUitr of threet Indicted In “ Don’ t we in the United Statea away on his 9rit shot with, tha COtiNHI M AIIg«l4'OAK STREETS ful firinga of Thors. One flew a aantance forfo paaalag-a bad chack. -j-able to question him about tha mla- Bridgeport for flrst degree mur have tjia capabiUty through elec- 1,300 mils an hour mtsalla. bring noatral cbuntsiea teto any PUENTT OP FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE $.645 miles, more than twice, its der in 'ttic faUU shooting ot her tmii'ic means soon to use the moon suamrit cnafaranaa ot tha .M g' calculated rangfi. (Cratlaiied oi Pag# Ihraa) UeSUBO 8- THATCHER (Coattxaed m Page M x) husband. ’ r as 4 .reconnalsaanca satelliU^ tO (Oontt— ed (Wi Faga Four) pewara. .1 ■ V if K' d ' A
PAG S TWO M AN CH E^R EVENING HERALO, MANCHESTER,'CONN., SATURDAY* APRIL 18, 1968 / . ' ' ♦ ' r ...... ' ' V "" III! ' i.iii. j . i^C H gS T E R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER* CONN. SAW RDAY, APRIL, 19, 196S PAGE cuss "What the People Are Think ing,” Mitchell Svirtdoff, president of the Connecticut State Labbr R ockville-f^<^frnon South fin d s or khded 1 J^Months Romance , ; Business Bodies Council, '"Has Leadership Loat on Stewart-Rini Wedding TMi U Warih I k Touch” ; and Joseph Murphy, vice praaldent o f th q. American Arbi H Baakel Firat QnaUtjr only and are'hot available to in PROGRAMS Th« 4ucceii of the. ManchecUr f specialty materials for govcmhMntit tration Aaan,,- "purrent Trends In School Lkte dividuals., ,3^ey may be obtained Weji fare' Retjuests Up; McIn t o s h / Trust Gompsny’i epen hmi»« held and Industry In Rogers, Manchea- Arbitration.” , »tr TEACHES < Continue at tha'tellers’ windows. ,ter and Wllflmantlc. Thuri^ay In ebdervshce « f its 35th . Besides the talks and -panel dls- SUIT TO TACKLE s anniversary exceeded all expecta Small booklets containing the H o n ^ P u p H s APPLES $ 1 ^ cuasiona thera will he aeveral work- By Alfred Staqlnwold tions. schedules are available In the .The cost of automobile accldenta lOe O ff With 'TKW'Ad The bank opened its doors at lobby, to tha general public. shops. In these the delegatee Today's hand la taken from a ore Funds in Conhecticut haa Increased dur deal with l the prdblenia of Vid4o Syeiyda^ Honor Roll students fou the Life of False' Pretenses • a m. and during the next 12 ing the past yeai tt the point new booklat, put out by ,New f A 7 5 LOUIS lUNC^ FARM munloatidna within the outstiM the ♦ 8 0 third marking period at Ellsworth hours more than 2,000 pieces of .Warren E. Howland, local real where Allstate Insurance Co. alone York's funoua Card School. IThe 829 W. ilnion, including What thazrorjtaTs « K Q 10 8 4 AIF Righto Raweryed— T h i number of families seeWiifd Mystery Bide Planned Memorial High School have been (Centlnoed fren Pag One) Aaaoctated Presa haa publiahed “ birthday cake" and 2,100 cups of tor with offices at 450 Woodbridge has been incurring more than teaqherz. at thla unuaual IrfatltV- XElje/ think of their union, ernployer and tion aril all internationally known W n EABT , H. T. Dickenson 4k Ce„ lae.^ finaniUAl muistancs from tbs town Tha WSPS of Rockville Meth- announced by school officials:' frequent atoriea concerning her ab coffee were consumed. St;, has just been Accepted aa a $456,000,.in clalroa monthly, ac pollUci. axperta, but they've had. ysnra of A Q *<42 GJIBYB e f Vernpn han riasn so sharply odiat Chprch will mcH at the Students ^ o (Qualified, for the In the fall of 1956 he okalned a jo> sence and A P Wifephoto haa traha- Customers and guests stood in member of the National Institute cording tp Robert Leya, manager V ri 4 O 10 » < i that an additional approprictlon church Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. to honor, roll include: Sentors, high >Hni to receive •1,000 miniature This will be the RrM tlma In the experiemce at teschlng novices as in a coffee ahop aiiroBa the atreet mltted her picture on its national of Farm Brokers. of the Hartford regional office. A 8 2 ♦ 754 may b« asked of tb » Board o f FI- gd on mystery ride. A ll Women honors, Qmthia Elmore, Cynthia :z plants. 2.500 drivers' license short history of.tMe merged AIHL> well aa advanced players. Cbaaaal 8 BartlarS, Casa. a from the Smith College campua In network aeveral timea. Only-last As a'Safeguard to’ the general "These claim costa, which have A f Cliaaaal S Maw Bavaa. CMst 'luuies soon. of the qhurch are Invited.- Pclton, and Shirley Petersen; hon jackets, 2.000 retractable peps and CIO that offidlos In a branch of "T h e four o f spades has been Thursday the Boston American public, each member is subject to Increased 19.9 per cent over those t 80UTH Ohaaaal IS llartfarS, O aaar^ Mrs. Helsn Pressler, town tvel- ors, Elizabeth Hood, Helen Kraw- Northampton. It waa, here that he 1,500 bridge pcncila a new ornolBatlon have been led," the new book atat^ "and Chaaavl — YOUR YllRN SHOP Johnaton Tours Sout" published a story and pictun toll- j the high ethical standards and for b comparable period In the pre G A K fars oAcer, said tocay the requests skl, Lois Sharp- and Beverly Weth- and Polly met. j # iOAB, nUL aak Both the main office .and the brought together in a mutual in you pause to toke stock Of your 0 X 0 3 (ORe Blosb KiUtof EMrl Johnston caller for - the Ing of her romance. ^ discipline of the Institute, R. A. vious year and ?3.0 per cent over Cheaaa for aaalstAn(M in Ukrrh, were dou erell. Colorado authorities said he haa company's North Branch were terest pM ^an i for educations 'pur- p ro s ^ ta . ♦ K______Q I 10. Cbaaae Between Oak r m KI Vernon Square Dance Club, since Capshaw, president, said. two years ago, i.verage riiore than ble the amount e f a year ago, and It was organised three years ago, Jun1ora>- Special honcira. Diane been liated aa a partle violator mobbed mo^t of the day 'and dis j^aeSj/ "You have five' tricks 'off the « 7 5 3 2 aince hia xUaappearance. GRAVEL for SALE The Institute is ’a part of the $21,503 per working day,” he aaid. art BtUl on' the Inr.'eaae. will be making one o f his last ap Blaekmore, PeU r Bdsaen, Dan El American Music, " played were many floraj pieces re- Overall theme of the aeaaiona will top'--7-two In spades''and thres in West Norik * Art Nnodltwarl^ The glrl’a father, overjiwed over ALSO LAWN GRADING \ceived from local concerns, busi- National Association of Real ‘T h ej reflect increasing accident hearts. B y leadiilg diamonds and I N T Paie $ N T • Fsas ’ The $2,000 appropriated In the pearances as club callsr here Sat inor^ high honors, Donald Burr, DONE and BULLOO2IN0 bp/the “ applications of ethical S u p p H ts \ Frtd McLaughlin; honors. Stephen her return at midnight 'ihursday ’hfMmen and correspondent banks Estate Boards and lt,a membership frequency and severity aa well aa forcing out the opponent's ace, you Paw Pass SW IT C H TO town budget for fan lly aaaiatonce urday night WORK i'tandarda toward ,.realdent of “ But hold the phone! 'When an K| Hsarta— K Q 3; Diamonds— K Let’a juat aay ahe waa a teenage given by .Mra. Louis \Gulon of ft Sou The W. G. Glenney Co. will re past year, this Increase .was out for lin additional appropriationto he is booked to call for square raine Gagnon, Nancy Roman;.liigh books, ortc bank official said he be the American Institute of Real Es opponent wins the ace of dia Q J 10; dubs—J 5 3 3. What do girl being foollah and wanting to Springfield, Maas., at Ihe^^eetlng 780 VERNON ST. ceive national recognition in a distanced by the substantial in monds. he will lead a second spade, last through the .end o f the s£ckt dancea in New Jersey, Waanlng- .honora, Nancy Hubtey. JiidwHaa- lieved that around twice that, tate Appraisers, will discuss “ Bas you say? ' (M) YOt^H WANT8 TO BROW run away. ” of the Cosmopolitan auh Can M I 8-6077 special issue o f ’ the American crease in claim costa and accident and you will ho longer have a stop $i$* US) ROY BOOERS year, Aug. 81. ton, D. C., Virginia, and will com sicotte, Kathleen Itoberto, Alan many viSltcd the main bank and ic Changes Affecting Qur Real Answer; Bid one diamond. Tbe “When ahe'a ready to talk to day aftMTioon In Center CJon, *' Between 5 and 9 P.M. Home magazine devoted to home frequency, Leya said. per In the spade suit. Before you (SS) LOOK HERE- Ih ia year’s amiroprlaUon raflecto plete his tour at Nashville, Tenn. Trotman; honors, Maxine Boxer, its branch. Eatate Economy” at the opisning opening bid of one no-trump shows S:SS (tt) ni'HOAv Njrirs me.” Whitcomb aaid, “I'll let her tiontU"Church. improvement and which will fea can get your ninth trick in clubs, 18 to IS — - - - FUELOIL 4:Se a out ot. 31|000 from the previous JHcspital Notee „ Charlotte CAssarino, ROxarnl* I,ew- Many officials, business rep meeting of the 8th annual New points. When yon hold 10 (tS4l) OMNIBLm is. Roger Manaur, Nancy Nevers, talk and Fm certaliily not going I)T hef talk she traced the hi ture the Home Improvement Coun R. Bruce Watkins and Richard the opponents will take at least points, as In this cast, you must 4;SS I S) THE FALCON year. Since there ha# been a bal- Admitted yesterday: Baby Gag resentatives. stockholders and England Appraisal Conference In ilS-4S) PACK THE NATIOH. • Thomas' O'Meara. • to rush her. I haven’t aaked her a tory of American music from the cil's second big contest for home W. Johnson of Watklna Broa., 935 three apErde tricks, the ace o f dia look for a dUfarent opening bid. MODERN HEATIN8 anoa In tha'wplfare budget a t the non, 140 Prospect St.; Mise Marie prominent busincsshjen. including Hartford Thursday. iise ( t) HOME HOCR * Freshmen: Special honors, Basil lot of queatidna. I want to give-her, ^aya ef the Puritans when psalma owners. First prize in the contest monds, and the ace o f clubs, and (Copyright 1058, Oenenu Fea end of the fiscal year 'o r a number Hansen, RFD 8; Alans Clifford. the heads of the town's-other fi Main S t, are spending the next Real estate men from New Eng ■ a t its v e r y best (UUS) THE OBEAT CBAL- . Karmazyn; high.honors, Thomas time." / y were sung up to the pVeaent. The — which starts July 1 — ia $25,000. down you will go. tures Corp.). I^NUK Of yeere, the appropriation was WIndaoryjUe: Miss Klla Gerber, nancial institutions, paid personal few days'it the Hlghpolnt. N. C„ land and Canada are scheduled to < S) PAI L WINCHELL SBOW > Coffey, Nola ColUni, Alfred Hop- Thatcher waa working aa 4^56 paalma sung by the Puritans were visits during the dhy. \ The Manchestej:. Company. will Furniture- Market" where- they- are' Most Go.After dubs $:M < S) TALES OP THE TEXAt out accordingly, Mrs. Praaeler e*- hartford T^ika.;, William-Echiebe. a week clerk in a Boaton/fiaber- later livened up, she said, and be included in a nationwide list attmd'tM'S^lEQrineeting.'' -r Mns, Leslie Manning, Joan Miko- The musical program was ar buying fall furniture atylea. . "The solution la that you must EANOERS iW fiqd. 78 Davis Aye./ daahery when police foumPhim af form our folk songs. ing of HIC members, who ara the go' after the club suit first, not the WYMAN'S CR) BOOTS AND 8AODLEB She added that thera l i a poesi- lite, lillie Nichols, Barbara Rob ranged by the Werner StudioX and . Tlie Highpoint Market is unique Dlecharger^ yesterday: Unda erto, James Rustlk; honors, ter the-glrl'a ref iup). She also told of the contribu source of home improvement ad Residents of Connecticut invest diamond suit.' OIL COMPANY (M) SCIENCE FICTION THEA Mlity soma of the appUcanto will lanz, Somers • Ho., Bllington; Tony O'Bright and his' orchestra. in that buyers visit not only the ed more than $13 million in sharca TER a Deboj-ah Brown. Maureen Dimlow, During Polly’a 17-month abaence tions of the American Negroes to That Interpret The Robert Vater of the Manchester vice . and contest. information. En market building and. factory "True, the diamonds are more M MAIN ST.—TEU MI 3-1S03 OH) ORAL ROBERTS ba able ka support themselves James...Van Oudenhova, 92 Wlnd- her father had nqrtnkllng o f her American musical history, aa well try blanks for the new "Better of open-end Investment companies solid, but the clubs may yield four Kirby . Kolcombe, and Beverly Wishes T^e Family High School Music Department ar ahowroomi in the city but travel jldir GREEN STAMPS S:Se ( S) DR. CHRISTIAN with outdoor work now. aor Ave.; Randy Wilcox, 88 Pros Naudziit. whereabouto n(>F correappnd- a j men aueh aa George Gershwin Your Home” contest, requiring (mutual funds) in 1857, the second tricks aftei* the ace haa been ( S) LONE RANOER ‘ Also, many .other persona seek pect St. ranged for various members of his, for miles around visiting factory highest in the New Bhigland area, (tt) I SEARCH POB AOVEM- OOP Elects FAmham ence from hey: However, he aqtd and Paul Whiteman. According to completion .of an actual home im- show rooma in Lenoir, Winaton- knodked out. With only five top- TCRE ing town aid are eligible for finan Church Services student's orchestra to perform, in according to a special aurvey of S:SS (IS) OEME AIITBEY John Famham of Rye St. was "The door haa alwaya been open her, jazz ia America’a .only cqntri- JOHN B. BURKE cluding the "Trio La Jeunesse" prhyement project with the aid of Salem. Morganton, Greenboro, •cafd tricks, you must try for four 4iSS US) WELCOME TO MASTrdBD US-4S) t w e n t ie t h CENTCBT cial help from 't ^ e r agenciea, and St. John's Episcopal: Christian hution to the world'a music. regional aalea released today by. fast tr'lckfl before the opponents THE PHEtS elected new chairman of the Re all the time ahe waa away.” composed of Brenda Cole, Cynthia a local Council member, will be Lexington, Thomasville, Drexel, Mrs. Prsasler haut renrred them College Day, Holy Cmnmunl.on, S Throughout her lehture. Mra. FUNERAL HOME available July 1 from HIC mem the National Aaaociation o f In get jthelr spades established. The 4t$S US) ACCENT ON UVINO Oartti NrlMia A. Bacha- publican Town (Committee at a Polly^^^ve newamen no definite Treggor and Diane Mather. Hickory and other North Carolina Rlvii Pfcil«|r ( S) FEATCEE - / id the proper one. \ a.m.; family service. *9:30 . a.m.; Guion stepped to the piano and bers only. • . vestment Companlea. meeUng held U'st night at the anawer aa to why ahe returned, but towna. club play may not'succeed but at , “ JAILROMR BOCK" (tt) ALL STAE OOf,P.^: I'NISHMENT ary, will apeak at Union ^ h g r e - Van., Maurice G. Foulkes, rector. and has long been active in local was $14 ,008,060. 7:IC political circles. Mrs. Hugh Ewing Since Poily'a disappeafaiiee the gren was hostess. ‘ . able at the first National Bank. Edgar Clarke, a director; and W il mother and father. This is good advice, well and < S) WAHHINOTON BEPOBT ) Si TWENTV-8W MEN gational Church tonight and to Union Congregational; Cfiiurch "TkE I:S8U I) CARTOON EXPBEU ( I) Y o r a s k e iK po r it was elected vice-chsifmsn and 595 Main St. liam Johnson, assisUnt treasurer, simply put. The. Card SchoBetty The 12 by 18-lnch calendars, attended 'the annual mortgage done a real service In putting its US)SATCBDAY REPORT "Tile Jaaler Plreaiaa'' She has eerved aa a mtsalonary ing worship, 10:45 a,m., sermon, McPartland-Bldwell of 63 E. (tt) PBANK SINAT1& SHOW Wolfe Sazinski was relected secre which also list college football forum, of the Savings Banka' Assn, E U iitg t& n ' great teachliig experience into this (SS) BAMAR OP THE JCNOLB for 36 years in China and for the 'Th e Greatest Conquest of AH.” of Connecticut Wednesday at the Center St„ local advertising agen fine new booklet. . (>./>.-„ u J , r> FRtC (to) PEATl'BE THRATEB (4S) TWENTV.SIX ' by the Rev. Paul J. mwinan, pas tary. schedules, are for display in of A Ills US) BEPOBT PROM WASRINO- t:te ( tl PEATTBE FILM past six years, in-India. She first New Haven Lawn Club. cy, has been recognized in the 4th tor. • * •, Wapping SerY'lrea fices, stores and business places annual advertirtng awards com TON ( I asi m a v e r ic e went to Soochow, China ih 1921. The event, which -wai pro ^e lto n Elected $:W < 1) THREE MC0KKTEEB8 “ OKm I KUer” During World W ar II aha served First Evangelical Lutheran: Sun Sunday School at the Wapping Richards Photo grammed by the mortgage com petition spOnaored by the Adver < S) KEY EINO UIMS) JACK BENNY SBO* day school, 9 ajtt.; worship, 10:15 tising Club of Hartford. US) THE Bin SHOW (tt-SS> NO WARNING at tha Christian Mlsaion Hospital Community Qhurch will be held MRS. RONALD C. STEWART mittee of the Aaaociation, fea "Taa Laie Far Taara” “ PIre Leafceal” a.m., sermon; "Following His at 9:30. Dr. George Riggan, in The award, given at a banquet PTA President SU ND AY SNOW WHITE M Madura,. South India, .but re tured q lecture by a nailonahy turned to.CSilna in 1946. However, Steps,” h y ^ e llev. David G. Jax- terim pastor, will preach at the this week at the Hotel Statler, CONTINUOUS ltS5-4i28 helnieri pastor. Miss Shirley Ann Rlnl. East^neckline trtmmed.with seed pearls g g j Q g g g ^ g E''rominent real eatate analyst; Rpy the presence of the Communists 10:45 worship service on "Be Not Hartford, dauhgter of Raul Rini and aequins on Alencoii lace, was made for a aerlea o f technical At Crystal Lake FROM 1 P.M. 0:43-9:10 Ellington Copgregational: Church Wi'’entllck. His topic Waa ‘The Out STATE in Foochow forced her to leave the Conformed." The Pilgrim Youth and the late Mrs. Gladys Keeney and -long tapered aleeves.' Her bulletins produced by the agency Don WILLIS Garage' school, 9:30 and 10:45 ajn look for Real Estate and Construe- area three years later. w m -; Fellowship wjll meet at 7 p.m. at Rini. becami; the bride of Ronald aealloped fingertip length < veil NOW! ENDS TUESDAY! for the Allen Manufacturing Co., CrysUl Lake PTA Thursday TODAY Him THURSDAY ship, 10:45 a.m.. sermon. Uon." . ' SPECIALISTS IN She will speak at th e' family C Stewart, son of Mr. snd Mrs. of imported French iilusjon socket screw manufacturers of elected'their officers for the year. W H EEL AU O N M C N T and Have Heard It Said: Your B esf to i ^ S J g ^ iT ^ t lg g ^ l^ ''b ^ ” "the ELIZABETH TAYLOR Hartford. L e night atipper tonight Slid at the Clifford K. Stewart. 19 Johnsop was caught to a contour crown of Rehiring at Rogera Corporation'a BE ARB SERVICE MONTGOMERY CLIFT Leland Welton, was elected presi various departmenta-of the Church «P«*her. Stuart Kaiser-is in charge Ter., at 11 o'clock this morning fn nylon tulle trimmed With seed WUlimanUc division hae reaulted Several eniriet in the award . GENERAL AUTO REPAIR dent. The other officers include: School Jtomonsqw • morning. She nf T*),ftv«),-« WH ' ’*^®*'**’ip program. Recrea- St. Rose's Church. East Hartrord. pearls. She carried a white orchid from “aubatantlal ordera” for a winning group were printed In Mltohell 8-4531— 18 MAIN ST.. MANCUESTER Kingdom Hall of Jehovah ■ IM l- tion will be led by Charles Wat- Vice president, John Kelly; secre will also address the Senior Pil The Rev, Austin Munipft per- on a prayerbook with stephanotia. sppcial aynthetic sponge rubber Mancheater for MeParUand-Bid- nesses;»• »«• Piihii,.Public lecture,lecfiire, 3 p.m.;gon. r.«i. RAINTREE COUNTY well by Allied Printing Services, tary, Mrs. Patrick Willis; and grim Fellowship tomorrow night. group discussion, 4:15 p.m. formed the ceremony. Mr*. Wil- The maid o f hdnor and brides coinpouhd used In atomid energy - ^ ^ e f t e t s r - d o lf g h f -j i (It) DISNEYLAND S;SS (UHt) ED SULLIVAN SHOW First Chureh Senice maids wore floor-length gowns of In Living Color! Inc. treasurer. Mrs. Joan Willis. (Ml KABLY SHOW Gaetlt: VIrlaa Blalaa, I-cagUe Tryeuta Rockville Methodist.; Sunday Ham Lloyd was so)oipt and Mrs. s^ipUcatlons, the company reporta. The First Congregational Church frosted w’hlte nylon over aqua taf A t 8;SO-S:80-9!l5 ’ Guest apeakeri w m Mrs. John ” A4*fa. W-OC«;:;iacge. picture -hats of ' aqua Vernon builder Clem W;ataorf has zens. A smaller portion can be (4S) ANNIE OAKLET (('•ter) Gayila: Beb HeM, Churches taking part in this ex 7 Sb-b-'d R iffsih fn g^ - 7 Gbedf SINGING, DANCING been appointed exclusive represen Over 20fi boya participated in the .9:30 and 11 ajn., children’s talk garM’' M. Donovan. Hartford, and horsehair trimmed with forget-me- e Enjoy It here... helped, she said, to lead happy 7:SS ( 1) CAPTAIN DAVID GRIEP Pairlea. MaateL Kay Aa- change are Second Congregation nots and bows. The maid of honor tative for the sale of Main Line ( I) DEATH VALLEY DAYS Iheay, Jehaay Haymer aad tryouts laats Sunday, which - were And sermon by the Rev. Rodman D. Mrt. Nancy D. Goldthwaite, Glaa- or ' and ENTERTAINMENT lives even thoUgh they require con (IS) MEET ME AT MAXWELLS David AHea al, Manchester and First Congre nnbury. , carried a basket o f yellow spring pre-cut home. POLLY BERGEN SHOW items was performed by William Young Demoorala Among the speakers will be All _ Gaeel; Beb Hear for the weekend. lailheran Ser^lcca □ t;N ( SI PCBLIC DEPENDEB Sunday School at Our Savior LeKtonen. About 150 persons at The South Windsor and East □ EIrho Roper, nationally known pub Manchester Evening Herald EU- Children (tt-M) TI'RNING POINT Lutheran Church w ill be held at 9 tended the opening apr^'ice at thp -Hartford Young Democratic Cluba lic opinion analyst, who will dls- llngton correspondent, Mrs. O, F. 50c "Heraee Never Grew l> ” SILK CITY Bolton will hold a combined cocktail party "LET’S lUY A G O O ^ UUSED I C A R SUNDAY BUFFET 't a t Bar Mr M m i fM Cmm" lf;M ( II NEWS A WKATHEB a.m. at the Wapping Grammar Church which was held last Suii- □ □ Berr, telephone TReiaont 5-981$. ( S-U) MIEE WALLACE INTER- I 201 N.'Mnln 8L—Ml t-1388 day. and dance on Sunday from 4 to 9 tr 3:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. School. (Children may be enrolled W ALT DISNEY’S ROCKET Y^IEW Gaeel: Gaaial Abdel in claasea which will begin with a CY’O Events N p.m. at thd Community Hall on THISi WEEKEND! There are 56.000 nxlles of oil Natter ' Main St, □ CHOICE OF ROAST BEEP, TURKEY, PLUS: STORY SENSATION ^MAN IN SPACE” (is-JSi OUNS: o k e ie:ie I SI NEWS AND WEATHER Barbara Delmore_io Study nurserj- group of three year olds Instructions for the First BAKED HAM, Etc. P pipelines in Texas, 33 000 miles be (tt-lf) TIH) i JACE'S AMATEl'B ( SI IP YOU RAD A MILLION and include , a High School Bible munlon clsks will be hpitl st 3 ing trunk lines and 23,000 milM HOI'BvJ US) THE SS4.SSS CHALLE.NCB Manchester Evening Herald It:ia ( S) CHAMPIONSHir BOWUNO (tt-Ml LORETTA YOUNG SHOW aaaa. in the Church Hall. CYO members’ WHERE? □ gathering lines. 1S:M ( SI CODE $ "Daacmat VerdleU* 111 Rome on Fulbright Grant Bus service to and from the will leave at 7 p,m. to attend an Windsor oorreapondent El- US) I LED THREE I.IV»:S <«•> 42Jp>'XtRE AT SCOTT Sunday School will be started thla East District (^ O meeting at St. Bumham, telephone Mitchell $2.95? (tl-M) VOGR HIT PABADE ISLAND Children Under 10. |LTS □ (Celer) (U) EARLY LATE SHOW Misa Barbara J. Delmore o f»’primary and senior departments. week. The schedule is: Overbrook Paul's Church in GIsstdnbury, “ At • Manchester Motor Sales, of Dancing WRESTLING "Cbaaiber ef Hermrt" the Apr'l 27 worshin service. - Hilltop Estates, Robert Dr.. 8I'M): kt the Church. 45 E CENTER 81 School ahe will be one of a group School Board to Meet CHANNIL IBWW'iiBilllWH Card Party Nets 3«0 Graham Rd., South Windsor M USIC BY RAINTREE GQUimr The Board of Education will •Q—To what race- dp the' people OLDSMOBILE .“ Million Dollar Movie” of Ainericah teachers of the class The dessert card party at. the Heights. 8:55. . '56 ^1995 □ ART LOW RY’S S;ISA;lAS:lt ics who will attend the 7-week Community Hall Thurailay night meet tonight at 8 p.m. at the High of Ethiopia belong? Saturday, 11:1.5 Anyone desiring to send his child School. According to School Super A —They are a mixtuiW of □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □□ □ □ □ □ □ SUKDAY seminar at the American Acad made a profit of $60.25 for the on the bus who has further ques- " L " B E A U S Also: "Jumping Hers#" intendent Merle B. Woodmansee Hamitic, Semitic, and Neghoid '56 OLDSMOBILE ^2195 ‘T H E H ARVEY CIRI.S’ emy in Rome and the Virgilian So Education Building Punif- of the tfons should telephone the pastor, ' 8;0e-t:M ciety of Oimae. Congregational Church; The event the entire meeting will be. devoted races. Judy Garland the Rev. Walter Abel. to consicteration of future high POLISH AMERICAN A recent State Department an was sponsored by the ways and The church this week is observ '56 CHEVROLET 210 4-Door. Green...... n i9 5 DINNER John Hodiak nouncement of the award also school needs. Q Who was the firat U S. piea- SUNDAY ' - means committee for the fund. ing Sunday School Sunday. The stated opportunity w ill be pro PTA ^u are Dance idfnt of this country to be born in CLUB Ylass Schedule sermon theme will be "How You 88 4-Door Sodan. Slack. .. “RAINTREE COUNTY” vided to take trips as well as par- Masses will be celebrated at St By popular request the Wapping the United States? '56 OL DSMOBILE nS95 106 Clinton St., Manchester C H A N N Ii Can Equip'Your Children for Life.” PTA is sponsoring another square A — Martin Van Buren. MANCHESTER 2:15-5:15-8:15 tlcipate in.lectures on ancient llt-jMaunce Church tomorrow at 8:30 Super 88 Co “Million Dollar Movie” erature and life of Rome, on con- and 10 a.m. Parents are Invited to see Sunday dance on April 25 for adults.' It '56 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 Convertible. FREE ADMISSION School in operation. Divine wor- 2-tone blue. ^ 2 ? 9 5 “ JUMPING HORSE’* Sunday, 11:15 temporary Italy and on archeo- ______will be held at the Wapping School Q—Are all camels dromedaries? Dtiive-^'IJkcatyie TRY HOWARD JOHNSON'S logical studies in the Naples area. I Advertisement__ .ship will be at lfi;15 at the School. gymnasium from ,8:15 Co 11:,30 A —No, only the ^ one-humped 88 Holiday C 2:00-5:06-8:00 “BLONDE FEVER” Plans for the Ch)irch altar, lec- p.m. The caller will be Dr. Win- B o l t -O n n o t c h Mias Delmore. the daughter of When Buying or Selling Bolton , i vai-iety. '55 01DSMOBILE 2-lone“ green,. ^ 6 9 5 Vi LB. BROILED Mary Astor Mrs. Helen E. Delmore. received, Property call Lawrence F. Fiano, 1 TONIGHT and SATURDAY Philip Dorn her bachelor's degree in 19.’54 from’! Broker. Phone M I 9-5910. '54 MERCURY Mbnierev Convertible. Red...... CONTINUOUS FROM 7:00 P.M. GLASTONBURY St. Joseph's College. She has ------n'095 tl:U US) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE U:4S ( SI WORLD'S BESTNrmEB - * studied at Fairfield University, ■ Advertisement— ntlSiNTS THI BOLD, BURNING NOVCL AT U STI THEATER "The Harvey GIrIt" Yale and. the University of Con-, Yes, you could be sSving 20»v, CHOPPED ( J) FEATUBE FILJT ^ "Tbree WIte Peelt" '57 FOIID station Wagon, Fuliv equipped...... 5 2 2 9 5 ME 8-8981 llise US-4S) SUNDAY NEWS 8PB- nMtigut. ajid . is now doing „ work i on your insurance coverage if you MANSFIELD « S) WORt^'S BEST MOVIES riAi, . THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV U) ■•Crime Sehoel” 11:15 US) MILLION OOLLAE MOVIE for her master’s degree in English! placed with the O ockett Agenev, (1) “ GaUlyHaadt** at Trinity College. , I Inc. Call and see. MI 3-1577. Special Convertible. Yellow and black...... 51895 tUffing FRI.-SAT.-SUN. ENDS TO NIG H T! ' (Ml LATE snow "Blende Fever" '56 BUICK Show Continuous From T 11 :M (Ml NEWS .*»• iS! «BVIEW8 Name Nominating Committee j - ■- . ■ ANNA MAONANI, SIRtOlN IliSS ( tS) NEWS A PBEVfEWS Alex Kozikowaki, John McDer-i Manchester Evening Herald Bol- YUL BRYNNER^ l l: 5» ( 3) NEWS Spet^ial Riviera Hardtop. Green and white. .. 51495 ANTHONY QUINN In lS:tt (tt) NEWS AND W1’::ATHEB mott and Anthony Armentano! Ion eorreapondent, Doris M. '55 BUICK c m u u t ^ lt;W ( t) ilKWS A WEATHEE lS:Se ( S> NEWS. * w b a t h e b “ Wild Is The Wind” ! l;ie US) MILLION DOLLAE MOVIE were appointed a nominating com-j D’ltalia. telephone 3IUrhell 8-5545. MARM SCHEli • CLAIRE BLOOM { 8:4(K^ a u u m e m "Hell Ship Merzaa*’ mittee by the Holy Name Society'! , -—;------^------'55 BUICK .Centnr^\Rlviera Hardtop.'2-tone green. 51565 liSS ( SI NEWS o f St. Maurice <3hurch at Us meet LEE J. COBB • ALBERT SALMI IVIIXIAM HOLDEN in MONDAY ing this week. Titey will preaent a V e rn o n Super Rivieka Hardtop. 2-tone red and white. 51565 RICHARD BASEHART “Streets Of Larredo” lt;M ( S) NEWS slate of offjeera at the May meet '55 BUICK 7!bO ' SUNDAY UMS) LOVE o r tlFK ing. • ; ~ .... ’ Y wnxiaai fHaTNin . . IK-SS) TIC TAK noUOR ' c r u s a d e r r a b b i t The men also completed ^ans XIrivers WarnecT 5795 tt A-w, ArMuct.M • I. UtTOOeeXM Snt.—'Kiddle Matinee at 1 iQil. ( SI lt:IS < S) RUGS nUNNY '53 BUICK Roadmaater 4-D(k)r. 2-tone grav...... ( S) WORLD'S BEST MOVIFA lt;SS ( SI HOLLYWOOD'S BEST for a corporate Communion on SHOWN A T 7:00 and 11:05 Serial - - Cartoon — Weatern Plug <-DAY MOVIE (IS) WESTERN THEATER U:U US) THE QUIUINO UGBT ciety in Mystic on April 27. Two motorists were warned af GLASTOMURY , ''MACABRE” I Si COMEDIES Flreladles to Meet SUli: "HELD’S ♦ HOURS" US) WILD BILL HIUKOK ter being Involved • m- a -mtnor-^ac- '53 OLDSMOBILE „ 4-Doof. il(ie and white...... 5595 h^- - THEATER ------^ T8> D N IV e M lT I^ r HICBI- -The -reguiai— meeting’ of 'the •OAN LINCOLN.MERCURY Women’s'Auxiliary to the Fire De- cident on Rt. 88 here at 1:16 a.m. (K ) RAMAB OP THE JUNGLE rhl^. Monday, April 21 TOPS IN FINE OARS! Ttment will- be held Monday at today. '52 MERCURY 4-Donr. Blue and wii .. 5495 (4S) MOLLIE * if-!'*' t:S ( S) WE BEUEVE p.m. at the firehouse. Mra. John State Police'man Lionel LaBreche On* Night Only US) SUNDAY. EBPORT In Slanchester Thejr’ra A t rD. Avery, Mfa. William-.CTlfford (K) POLKA PARTY of Stafford barracks aaid the ac '52 OLDSMOBILE 88 4 -Door. 2-toae blue. 5395 (SSI THE DAY CALLED X and Mra. Edward Dufresne will be cident occurred this .way; Richard MONDAY and TUESDAY Country-\\'estern and (4S) THE ROAD AHEAD MORIARTY BROTHERS hosteaaea 1;U (111 TY' EDITOBIAL 315 Center St., TeL M l 3-6188 J. Zahner, 21, o Cider-Mill Rd., Rock ’n Roll Show Church Services Bllington, was following behind an '51 FORD Station Wagon...... 5495 P A LAST PERFORMANCE TONIGHT! l:$ t ( S) YOUR VOICE IN WASHtNO- V The Rev. Theodore XV. CJhan'dler other vehicle, (.riven bv Gerald »OENCRAL * TON Jr. has entitled his sermon, "It Is W O T IN * BASEBAt^ (sei i:se p ijtv HOUSE . children. Church school and the thought he waa attempting to paaa (event recording artist) with . N. V- vt. Balllmere 1:S5 (11) AT HOME WITH KITTY ’ adult Bible class’will meet at 9:30 .the first vehicle and also pulled HIGH ADVENTURE '55 NASH Rambler Hardtop. Continental kit...... 51095 “TRIAL BY JURY” and tits X S) BASEBALL ■ S;se US-«) BEAT THE CLOCK left. When Taber slowed down, Rill Ilagg and Hit Rock 'n* Roll Betlea vt. WaiblaztoB ( SI PROM HAYDN TO HI-FI a.m. Junior Fellowship meeting Band. (MG.M Recording Artlat) ( » ) CURTAIN TIMF (K ) HOUDAY ’ is abheduled for 5:30 p.m. The 2!ahner’a car struck Taber’^ in the WITH LOWELL THOMAS Belvedere Hardtop. 1-tone green. ISSI DECISION FOR RESEARCH S:SS US-4ei HOUSE PARTY customary‘ Acfvlsory Council meet rear. No one was Injured. '55 PLYMOUTH 51545 j e r r y ON THE SCREEN (4SI SUNDAY nCTUBB ( SI FAMOUS PLAYHOUSE ATHRILUNO JUNOLC HUNT FOR A tiM ISSI COSUfENT < S) BANK8TAND ing on Monday has been postponed Taber waa warned for making Alan Freed-Bill Halejr and hia. “HM .S. PIMAFOKK'' (U) PERSPECTIVE (tt-SI) KITTY POYLR to April 28. Senior choir will re- an illegal left turn, and Zahner VICIOUS KILLER. SC I A TRUMPETING 4 LEWIS Cometa in' for following too closely. . HERO OF ELEPHANTS STAMPEDE A V- . ■ ■ ^ t hearae at 7:16 p.m. on Wednesday. Methodlat Services MAN-EATING'^QEIf DEEP IN THE WILDS 4 “Don’t Knock The Rock” “In His Image” will be- the ser - Benjamin Franklin was tha only MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES THE SAD SACK Manchester High School — 8:00 P.M. OF NORTHEASTINDIA. ORIOINATING ■| Show atarta 7:S0 p.m. , ' MORIARTY BROTHERS mon topic of the itev. Carlton T. American who signed the four fun I Stage Show 8 p.m. COMPLETE HEATING SERVICE Daley tomorrow at 9!30( and 'l l damental documento of Amerieali IH eOLOH a n d SLACK ANO WHITE ON “yoiir Local OldtmohUe and Goliath Deti^er** ______fOAWOWAYNE Dondtione^AdulH $l.50( ChUdm 7Se. ' ^ a.m. worship services \at United freedom; Declaration of Independ .THiE t iS TELEVISION NETWORK • v PHYUJS KIRK-PETER LORRE JOE MANTELL-6ENE EVANS m -Admlaaion for tlila ahoW RANGE AND FUEL OIL Methodist Church. Charles Miller ence/ treaty of alliance with S12 WEST CENTER ST. Ml ^ S 4 2 7 Chlldrea BOp—-Adulta.80e Speiitortd by WonBim's Soeioty ol South Motbodlsf Ckwreh srill be soloist at both jwrvices. Franee, trqaty of peace with Brit 9-IOTONIGHTpCHANNELIS fluf > . . ^HEAR ME GOOD^'— Hal March Free Records, (limited supply) •15 CENTER ST. — PHONE MI-3-5135 A t 9:80 B.m'., church school .will ain,-and C(mstitutlefi of thaUnitsd OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL SATURDAYS TILL I F.M. be held for nursery,’ kindergarten) Btatos. ■ • ■ ■■•■(- ‘,.1 ..-,v ■-•■ c' ■ ■' '. : .'■• ' • ■ •• • ‘j •> - .'■ ,i|
. . / / Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a i ^d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., S a t u r d a y ,- a p r i l ly , 1959 ?A G B F O im tlANCHESTEll EVENING JERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 19. 1959 PA G E PTVB ------" ■ ' ■ ------^ ' ' " ' ' ...... " ‘ ' ....- "■' -...... L.______-j iiriisA.iiii> ■III « ...... Ml— .. ' ■•da IHmtr^p0tpr t World Of Dr; TtOtr WKHB-^-449 w n u —flNM ■3F<>nder8 oif the Utiivcrse' WDRO—1$M Daily Radio WHAX-Vgis Open Our lijieklu riM, lo tf - r u f t, at Conhecii(e.ut WCOO—U99 Sen. Byrd Forecasts EtipnitiQ ifrraid the «f D r .'E d ^ ^ TaUar, Eaatem Standare TUm WPUP—l4 lf ru« the high Meet of the hydrogen .00. ate. - nier loUowug program •chiM 'M ;!^ _r»*l bomb, bile jiyV^hinot help but ad- ¥ankee Poimni Pose Threat MaachesMr. Cobb Ilea are euppUed oy the radio - THOMAS r |*KRGUBOW m t^'-aad pegasM anvy, the werji- ^ ^ A. H. oi $8 Billion ’59 Deficit managemente and are aubjact toi WKNa—p .m. WALTER R. r r a c u a c R . qualitiea th hie^^inking which WTIC-Monllor ' PuMMicrB make ue ..want to W battle with COVOMMI CoHgregattwMtf'' ' lU C. Chatali ... iliahge without notiea. WDRC—Record Slum founded O m aer 1, UUt • ' This a purely imaginative des- Cknrrt . For Space Travelers ^ WPOP-NeWs, Wes%tr (Continued from Page One) yeatepday indicated a slight pick- i HKr HdiMMi. Fadtor -- lit him. \ - AS Hpn fee St„ - - - • WHAV-^ qtka Portr (flk'ln auto industry employment Hfubliehed Everr Crening Esce^ oriptiqr. of a dream which may ,or Eav. damds T. WHAY-Special -turei over tax cu'l^, os anti-reces- next week. , ialidaTB and Hntidtyi Entered at tlie How," wemek oureelveA. doee he may-net be croastng the mind of ” , K. E.' ****.; Bootor M»i, gossph P> EMnehOHd feet Office at Mancheetcr. Cnaa.. aa menage to achieve- the Jqve-like By DR. L M. LEVITT. W ^fc.p*Sl"’ rton measures. Some 60,000 workers IdleoHhls j^nd Claee Mall Matter r, ^ Democratic State CSialrman Jolm Eer. 4ss"pB B. MeCMn W nc-Mbiiltar In other economic develop week, by shutdowns at Ford, Gen diapaeeion with wiUch be mtiycye Sunday,. AP^I OlirMter,' Franklin Inetttate sfAp&r:. Bailey. Perhaps it has everything Sunday-School at 9:30 a.m. rantSarium . PhllnSeipbln WPOP^ewS ments; eral Motors and Chrysler man Z SUBSCRIPTION RATES the proepecte of humanity in'-hie ' < Suaibiy Manea: ' NOTICE _ Payable la Adtraaca . against it except the undeniable -Church-time Iluraery at. 10:80 'The problems of living In the *‘^ * - P o U a 1. The Labor Department re ufacturing plants were expected hydrogen age? Some times, it is Far-/gdulta 6. 7, t, 9, 10 and 11 ported the number of jobless to return to work Monday. This Oae T ear ...... ;...... ‘ - f l i 'B lure that it would be a pare and until n ^ Motning 'worahtp. -ft o'clas^^atl}i two Masses at 9, one confined (urea of a space^ohlp are ■a Mnj^ha 7-9 true, he seems less Olympi.en than 10:45 a.m. Rev. Edward HqUqq, r/orkers insured for unemployment would more than .offset layoffs of varee Montka ...... 3.W pleasant thing, if it could^ mAdc in the nvUn auditerMM.te adults niore difficult than laymen realise. WTJC—IteM Itolsr ^tae Moatb l.^S others, but when it is merely hu ' missionary to Formot, now 'at'Tw and one for the chUdrdi. in the' W'l It «-c-«»s compensation rose by 37,800 in 30,000 wbrkera In a one-week WILROSE BTeelcly JM to come true. It would - be a riiVe Kennedy 'School of Miasionf, mi In a preceding,article it was ^ WPOP-.;T«miiB BaedsUod WDRC—Ntws Tims the week ended April 5 to a total shutdown of Big Three auto as man eiqotion he seems to bt sk- bMementrand two Mamm at 10, W p o P -N sw s and pleasant thing Indeed, for it guest speaker. Thla aeflVee^ ia' patA' shown how thSi 'shock 'of the rocket' SiUL qf 3,314,000. ThiS' was the high sembly plants across the natloi DRESS SHOP prissing, than he actually becomes one ia the main audKqffum and 'v ^ Y —Farads of Musis ^ MEMBER 0^ would swap iQ all the prospective of the coaferenoe-wide miaik one in tha basSmenU , de it hlaste away from earth and “ ueji. lioort 5KSAJ! • “ unuifik est total since the ftn.4/,9.7 World Ml MAIN 8T. - THE ASSOCIATED PRESS the Pollyanna of the hydrogen age. headaches of the Democratic can- conference being condiiqted,.., WCOC—Evenlne Musfe _ War II, the Department’s Bureau Card.experts say that elgl^per ' ‘The Associated Press is eseliislvafy didatorial ^situation for an, un Nd evening service Will be held the welghtleasness which follows MUKr WIOfB-^ucaQon of a BcienUst of employment Security said last feet shuffles,, by the riffle^ethod •titl'd to the US* or republlcatlnn «l Being questioned before a Sen Brtdi(«rs E. C. ■irh add to the prosaic problems at WDR(^—(JConn Presents w riv •eincuv Mwru 8l R'ws dtspatches rredited to It or believable 'miracle of unity' aind the church, but padAhioners qrr ^ WPOP—Tempo Baadsisad - WDRC—News Time night will return tlie cards to Ufelr orix- ate disamtament subcommittee'in John 8. Oehmey, s'astor -boredom and restricted movement. ^ WPOP—News, WsaUisr inal order. IS CLOSED •SI othervlse credited In tills paper atrength. urged to attend the I^ rict Mis |ev. Staatey E. wiaUBa However In the subsequent aad also the local news published here. Washington fhe other day, he de In this inad potential dream, sionary Rally Betl^ay Covenant Also, of course, the man in spaer 'WHAY-Parads o( Musts ’^ A Y-OA. Marine Cnrpe week, the bureau said, there Was _ All rights of republicatlon of special Ocsiais. K. Hussey will be exposed to radiations. How W(xu—siusu.' Hu-m tmVMOaitor dispatches herein are also reserved nied that radioactive fall-out waa Bailey finds hlnhielf closeted with Church, Franklin Sqvidre, New Brir WK14B—Sports and' News a drop o f' 40,000 Ininitial claims ALL DAY tain, at 7 p.m. ever. except primary cosmic JWIC—Boss MUlsr WTOC—foL S t Uie Chose endangering the workTs popula three Individuals, to whom he ad rays —'adiich he must live with — WDRC—Music DO Disc ^ WPOP—'Tvmpo Bsndmod for jobless beneflter, The toUl of ^Pull seiviee client of N. E. A. S e r^ tion. . Scientista, he said, had not dresses himself in tuyn as follows: ^ WPOP—Red Sox vs. WashiagUMl new claims in the week ended ERAL 'I Ke. Inr. "Chester Bowles, you have been Zion Evugeileal Latheraa Cbmreh Masses oh’-BunOiiy At 7, 1^, 9, 10 these can be filtered and thus do April 12 waa 461,800, the bureau MONDAYS _ PuMisbers RepreseDlaUves: yet proved -beyond all doubt that and 11 a.m., and Maassa, Tloqra* not present a hasard. *‘wUAY-Parads ot Musle Jnthis Mathews Special Armey - doing well In building yourself up (Miseoarl Synadj stairs a t 9 and 1^ a.m. But there are further complica WCOO—Musk Room W m o ~ 8 a t . st.-u>e Ulutse , said. Initial claims cover. work T V ^ E R V I C E ¥ork. Chicaao D<^nlt and Rnstnn it was. for the Senate. As I now asseu , CaopeV aad H i^ .Streets WKNB—Ysnka vs Balllmors ^ WPOp—Tempo Bandstand ers just laid off, About two-thirds To give ;oni’/employes a - MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU or A little' later, however, he ad tions ( 9 AC A Can 6IRCULAT10N8 the situation, your victory in the The Erv. Faal O'. Frohopy, Thstor Church of tha Whether we like It -or not, the WTIC—Rota MUIer. WHa Y HBupper Uersnsde of the nation's workers come un |hts W(C«99 Plus Parts long weekend holiday. mitted that there might be "many state convention Itself is certain. WDRC--atmaispherA and dlaelpated. ’ 'ftU Y —Parade ol MuMe WTIC—Monitor for Wednesday—1 p.m Tuesday, of the convention. He could con 10 a.m.. Divine worship. Text; Hut the 'space ship is a prisdn-tlke WoVUr-Musle Room \ • Cleveland Orsbestra fo r Thursday—1 p m. Wednesday, necessarily all bad. In other words, Rev. Ralph RsBey, Paatsr IQdtB—Yanks , vs BalUmore ^ l^P-W erd of Ufa for jViday—1 p.m Thursday, ceivably do muO better in a pri John 2l: 1 -19. Theme; Christ stnicture made-expreasly to retain WTIO-Ri>ss MUIer for Saturday- 1 jv m Friday. why be afraid of toying with hu mary Aan he will do in the con- Cares For Us - How Much Do You all\ptc atmeephere and not let WDRC—Guest Star 'K E 5’^*:»«PP«r Sennads Herald Photo by Pinto ~ Classified deadline: 10:30 a. m each manity's genes?The result might venUon itself, but my guess would Care for Him? Ounday Masses at 0:30 and 10 OP—Red Box vs. Washihltoa ----- 5 -M p n ito r p a v e S A V E Bay of puhllcatlon except Saturdsv— it escape. eveland Urehootra Eagle Scouts on Florida Vacation l a m be interesting. still be that, after the neceasary 11 a.m., Oottesdlenst. ' ^.Chemical Roster f-^arads of Miwte W PO P-W ord of U fa / (COMPARE OUR LOW PRICES) Later in the same testimony, he money and campaigning hqve b*en 7;15 pjn., "Moments of Com The s u h ^ t of body poieone has Muxte Wo UoTO St# “ SaturdA.V, April IB provided, you would" romaln' the fort/" radio, WHAT (910 kUoi. ' Sacred Hengjt Church - -‘-Y snki VO Balilmora . UWUY-^renodo in Sluo Eight Eagle Bcouta of Troop 25,'<^tles for the group during its stey.Atlon Thle is the first ef the became a little leas the Jove, and Churrh 8L, Verusu fascinated\^mankind for nuny WTIC—Rooj Hilltr WTIC—Monitor Center Congregational Church, They will return Friday. annual events. party nominee and thus go to the 8 p'.m.. The Lutheran Hour years. \ ■ WDRC—I^t's Go to Town WDRC—Sot- Kite CotMiry Btylo nothing at all of the Pollyanna. Senate for the next six years. broadcast,. WPOP. For "This Is ^ gPOP—Retl Sox VO. Woohlas(oai ^ y x ) P —Juko Boo Saturday Night left loet night for a spring vaca The'sboute planned and organ The ecoute and their advisor on J Amnite Driviways antf^Farfcing ArMs Sunday MaaSe'a at 8. 9:30 and Consider the ptory of actors dy ised the trip 00 a result of a pror Uie trip are; Front row, Etarle Sel- i Like Yedterday and even turned out aa a bit of a "But of course, Chester Bowles, The Life,” TV, kindly cbnault ing when idMed to resemble a tion in Miami. They ore mak what you really want ia not to be newspaperguide. 11 a.m. Welghtlesanaaa is only one of the probiwne in store for spacemen. WHAT—Porodo of Muolo \ WHAY—Hero'a to Veto gram eterted three years ago. wits, Gortlon Rhodes and Stephen - Listening; to President Eisen Cassandra. Being questioned about statue. Or ask a deep' sea diver First, poisons must be sHminated. - WCCC—Record Review WTIC-Monltor ing the trip by air. Projecte were planned to raise Harvey; center, Ronald Wrutel, AH Work MiochiiM Spraod and Powor RoHod j a senator, hut to be a secretary WKNB—Yonko vo Bollimore WDRC—Sot. Nila Country Styt t tiower'a addrtra. to the nation’s the recent Russian bomb tests, he St. Francis of Assisi Church what haptiens within his rubber WTIC—Monitor , y X*idil While there, the scouts will stay money for a permanent fund that Robert Caldei; and David Nelson; of state. The next presidential TaleattvUie Gangregattonal Chnrrii suit when. comprefsed air ia serv s Js^P**” ’*'*^* *** Saturday fj •ewspaper editors' last ’pitirsday, 'conoeded that the radioactivity election, which doMn’t look too Scsith WfaMhsr, Rt, 99 if theae ehecaicals aren't, disposed lished the toxirity of some of tbesn WDRC—FaocInaUna Rhvthm at the Johnina Hotelr The man will te used by ecoute for a trip rear, Theodore GanndtF, Peter Bahert K. Shhnodi, MIMster Rev. Francis Karvelia, CMrats ing only his copper hehnet. ^ WPOP—Red Sox ve. Woohinston ■'WHAV -l.oSaielto Novosa agement hoe booked many activi- each apring during school vaca- Saari and Peter Gonnuts. Free EstimatesTerms Arraagad — All Work Guaranteed ^ one got a taste of a most cbm- the.se particular test’s, had put into, bad for us Democrats, will come Perspiring skin excretAq potas of quickly; substances and continued research W nC—Monitor after you have served only two' The human system ean't stand wlH uncover the marginal poumna. *'wHAy-Por»de of Muxic WDRC—Gilbert Hlghef {hrlAble feeUhg. the world'a atmosphere might 10:00 a.m,. Worship .smd Suaday Masses s t 7. .8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. sium, lactic acid and. sodium, WCCC—Record Revue W PO P-H ouad Dog shorten human lives. But even the years of your six year term. Now. school for high school ages In par chloride. And while we: are on more than 2li parta per million of . Meanwhile space medicine doc WKNB—YoAko vo Baltlmoro eye In the second play he aus- t. It WAS a feeling of hearing a don't jump too far out of your ish house. the nitrogen and' hydrogen com tors are setting up experiments te WTIC—Monitor *5h a y - i.4diaietta’ Nevtna telned a superbly conaiatent char opportunity to take a crack at the' .North MethodUt Church chemical names, let's look at the WDRC—Faocinalint Rhythm WTIC—Monitor Light Operas Permit Asked iirohlem. which could be solved. campaign chair, bqt I call you’i' 11 a.m.. Morning worsiMp • normal metabolic products of the pounds, for example; and all of us solve the problems of keeping the j W POP—Red Sox vo. Woohinston WDRU—SMUta acterization . . . and even with Russians could not hold him for attention* to an open nomination, 447 N. Alaht St. know what happM when you run WPOP—Hound Oog awkward make-up his low notes H PAVING»(^INSTRUCTION CO. Qlscusaed by s man who Was calm ice. Sermon, "Spiritual Ingather human body. . inside of a space ship htiUUiy. long. He added that'this shorten for the House in our Second Dis Rev. H. Oagood Bennett, Mlaiater WHAY—Porado of Muole S;SS- carried well. ly sure of his own experOiess and ing." Sunday school for children They include ammonia, rarboo a car engine in a,closed garege They are studying two main • I- *sl H*e4 tl* WHAY-Rac»rd Rovla* D eligh t Crowd For Miniature Ml 9^394 Mi 9.9700 ing of lives would much less trict, where you can win this year, below high school ages. Nursery dioxide, ethereal sulphates, nitro and carbon monoxide readies 100 methods. One is to clean the ship WKNB—Yanko vo Baltimore w n c —Monitor The accouatics of the hall do not •judgment on that problem. and where, the result would be a ' 9 s.m., Sunday School; kinden- WTIC—Monitor WDRC—Tho World ronighi seem to be entirely above re than one day's time per life. This for children- of worshipers in the gen, hydrogen. Indole, slcatole. hy parts per million. chemically, just aa some breathing WPOP-Hound Dog It was. also, a feeling that we two year term, undoubtedly with parish house. garten, junior and youth depart So.far we haven't even consid devloea change carbon dioxide into WDRC—FoocinoUnr Rhythm t:U - By ANN STRICKLAND PRATT proach! While all participants was a calm, comfortable atatiatic, ments. adult class. drogen sulphide, phenol and var WPOP—Red Sox vo. Woehlngton (foU Course had somehow negotiated our way service on the House Foreign At 7 p.m.. Young People’s Fellow ious amines. ered other sources of poison. a harmless roduc:(. by cow all the waste gases within the ohlpi WTIC—Monitor melodic patter, with occasional the lower register . . . even when mon: "Go Ahead . . Get Mad!” WDRC—Poocinoting Rhythm IvHAY-R ccoftl Rovitw peals will te confronted with a ■uring and simpler' age, entirely ened. , • and at the aame time he free to 4M Mala SC And there are'still m o^ named. ing fats;, the chlorine, arsine and and then recover from the frosen WTIC-Muoic With o Bent bursts of "grand opera." There are singing solo mot obligatoL Here join the campaign staff of the 6:30 p.m.. Senior High and Jun WPOP—Red Sox vo Woehlngton Begun stands Slone.-With no a u ^ f o r permission to con- lacking in shadows of too funda- The world of Dr. Teller contains O. E. Winslow, Minister Volatile coinpoiihda diffused from stibine ‘ from electric batteries mixture those useable gases like 4 itS - WDRC—Mooda for Romanca few people who have not heard . . r oiriictstruct a minioltireminiature golfvtxif oniirnecourse. 'mentat And fateful a nature. 1960 nominee and accept 'an ap ior High Methodist Youth Fellow- the blood include nitrogen,'acetoar (one-tenth of one.part of stibine water .vapor and oxygen. WHAY—Porodo of Muole WPOP-Hound Deg or participated In at least one of parent effort his voice projects so many things no one aver seems pointment from him. Don’t Jump; shin meetings. V i - Rrvi|. V' f.U— > Aqultenla Torza la seeking a 9:30 s.tn. Church School; junior cetic acid, methane, byd.ogen and per million is deawy); .tha toxic Although the fresniBg process WKNB—Tonko vo Ballimort WHAY;—Record Roview the popular ,ten • light operas . . . spoken and singing V' . The President was discussing 3 p.m.. Adult church membes- . WnC-Muole With o Beat variance In order to erect the able to add them all up. We have but just ask yourself which path and Intermediate departments a wholr list of vc’ tile oils ehar- fumes , from rocket f ^ ' and, of scema more complicated -it may WTIC—Monllor "parented” by this famous pair. and this he manages VMthout course to the weat of 1038 W. the proper organisation of our De might lead more directly and shlp class at the church. WDRC—Record Shop WDRC—Mooda for Romonea Lost night at Manchester High "leaving" the other players. This to keep testUig bombs because'iio meet at .'the Ds'vls Memorial Yohth acteristk of certpl food intak L course, the rocket exhausts that actually turn out to be the easier • WTOP—Red Sox vo. Woohington W PO P-H ound Dog Middle TpKe. in Rural and Res fense Department. This was, of system of'-ina^tioR Is pessibie, easily to being secretary «f state. Center. . 8:30 p.m.. Adult Bible- Class At What this, adds up to ia' that a might leak back into the space of the two methods. t g ;s a - \ School auditorium ths Manchester is a trick at which ’ many "pros'* idence -AA Zones. The application, course, a problem lytthln the-acope . “Now. Toni Dodd, yoii. are not 10.-A5 ajn., Worship aervtce, mea- the, parsonage. qMoe pUot isn't going to be^ very tOopyrlght 1938, Oeadwl Faatoreo 'WHAY—Porodo of Muolo^- WHAY-Record Rov|a# Otitert and SulUvon .Workshop have to work hard.. ___a. trick along with several otherar.-wtU- be 'Ihd because Wfl have to kee{r nhsiil going to- win tlie Senate- nbmina-. WCCr>—Record Revue WTIjC-MohUor sponsored by the Woman’s Society which comes instinctively to him. • If You Are Laid Off of ..his own personal professional of the Russians. The way we are ssge, “Perceiving His Presence.”, happy or, in fact, exist very long Industrial chemists have estab Oerp.V WKNB—Yonko Vo BoUimoro WDRC—Mooda for Romance considered by the Zoning Board at tion in the convention, but you do 6 p.m.. Youth service. ^ Ssrosd Congregational Church WTIC—Monllor W PO P-H ound Dog of Christian Service of the South Marcia Sweeney as Angelina was a meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the expdrtaess. As he -discussed his to keep ahead of the ■ Russians' In seem to have '20-per cent of the N. Main St. at North St. WDRC—Record Shop Methodist Church, presented two sweetly lyrical and decorative. Municipal Building. delegates, and, if you find a 6 p.m., Junior Society. Is corned glorify Uiy Son/thst thy W POP—Red'Box vo. Woohington WHAY-Record Roview proposals, and gave the logic for the atomic arms race is by per: 7 p.m.. Evangelistic service. 4 : » - WTIC-Monllor of theae: "Trial b>- jury" and John Beggs as 'Counsel' for the Last January the Board granted • Or If You Are Retiring them, it waa tnipbasible to fault quarter of a ' million or ao, you 10 s.mv Church service and Sun Son also may -glorify thee: . WIUY-Porodo ot Muole WDRC—Mooda for Romonea "H.M.S. Pinafore." . , Plaintiff was right behind Harri permission for the construction of fccting cleM bqmbs which, in the might do well enough In a state Neither pray 1 for t l^ e alone, but WCCC—Record Revue W PO P-H ound Dog Under the experienced and sym him on a single poli^t. His presen day- School. Navy Says U.S. Near IS’.S S - son with dual talent. David Hutch a miniature golf course near *the event of war, will save mllUoha of wide primary. But it would be i Coacordia Eviasgclicai Sermon: By sul^rise exchange for them also whic^ shall believe WKNB—Newo and Sporto WHAY • R.cord Review pathetic direction of Bernard tation Was inaaterful, his persua Luthemn Oiureh WTIC—Monitor inson aa Foreman qf the Jury Parkade to Tom Thumb 'Golf lives. Our ' advantage In the” in long-shot gamble at best. As minister. \ , on nfe through their word; That WDRC—Record Shop WTIC-Monltor Campagna. these two musical knows just how much abandon Courses with the requirements sion complete.': . , evitable n-sr i^ th Russia will then against that long-shot, r take Winter and Garden Streets 6:45 p.m., Mu Sigma Chi nrteeta they all may be one; ae thou. WPOp—Red Sox vo. Woohlngtoa WDRC—Hoodp for Romance plays caiqe to life anew to delight You Can Keep Your Blue Cross Membership Father, lart in /itt, and I in thee; WPOP-JiAeTBax SottA^y .Night produces ponvlcUon. that the course be enclosed with a Only the year In which it was be that we will be able to use clean another look At the nominations The Rev. Erteh Brandt, Pastor at the church. Worka ble; Eye- in -Sky W H A T -P orode of Muole lt:U— * the large audience that attended. The first play is In one act and 4-foot steel-mesh fence, that there we have available for no effort at 7 p.m.. Junior High Group will that they also may be one In us: w ere—Record Revuo WHAY Record Review I t should be a tribute to all con the tempo marched right along would te a 25-foot "buffer zone” delivered, being %9M, made .it seem bombs on the RusManswhile they W K N B -P M. WTIC-Monltor all. providing everything wo,-' , Sunday, April 20—2nd Sunday meet at the church. that the wqrid may believe that WDRC—Mooda tor Romance cerned that the listeners, includ by the course with grass and On a Direct-Payment Basis, will have only dirty boqdwi to uqe thou hast "sent me” (John (ConUnned from Pag« Om ) W n c —Monllor with HP drag. A most delightful unreal.'It could have befu real , in out amqothly. There. it tl^otenan. after Easter:- and the procession begins to move WDRC—Record Shop WPOP--Iuke Box Saturday NIgbt ing the very youthful members, ihrubs on It, and that the lighting 17:20,21)^ . 11 :SS— ' touch at the finale waa the d ^en t 1912, at In 1920, of-in 1931 But it on nSi '’-v e' governor, vrith wlurtTlUrt; might 8:45 a.m., Sunday School. First Church of Christ. Scientist Into the Oathedrai.,at;3:15, WUdf WPOP—Bed Sox vo Woohington remained most attentive for both of the little (Nipld as the li^rs would be ouch so is not to create 8:45 a.m. and 10:15 a.m.. Wor (jorrcMtive. passages from "Sci The shot waa msds by LL Lt $ :S * - ' WHAY - Moonlight Molinea was, unfortunately, 1958.’ There have been characters like mean for 1962. ax' attorney gen Masonic Temple is 85 minutes before Mrylce.-Umc. WHAT—Special WTIC—Newo shows. were united. a traffic hazard through glare. eral, or how-aoout Congreas from ship Sarvices; sermon', "The Good ence apo Health .with Key to-tha Wayni Smith of Fort Dodge. Tows, WCCC—Record Revuo WDRC—Newo •Trial by Jury" was the first Also to be considered at the Fri And thelhaAtefy was mastery of thi'A'' vvho cohatfucted " fantasies Scripjurea" by Mary Baker Eddy, 7' p.m.. 'Evening prayer. WPoP—Juke Box Saturday Night Bernard Campagna, the direct Be sure Blue Cross has your current address the Flrat EMatrict ? I know none Sheep”: (Nursery in the Parish 11 a.m., Sunday Service. Daily 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer in last. February during aevera cold WKNB—P M, II,IS— presentation Friday evening. This conducted unobtrusively throu day meeting is a request for a a topic which may be obsoleto— like this, and who had an equally of these is the Senate, but they House during the second service). include the following |p.338;25- WTIC—Monitor . WHAV M.e.nlietil MoUfieo piece la noteworthy because U is variance by Olln Gerich. 1082 Tol 11 a.m., Sunday School. 26y: "God. the divine Principle of the Chapel of the Nativity.' weathek tests in the North Atlan WDRC—Ford Rood Show out. He had his cast under excel which may, in fact, have to be dispassionate acientific seat for are all birds In the hand. . 1:30 p.pi. Choir meets a t'th e 8 p:irn., Wednesday meeting. Wednesdays; 10 a.m„ Holy WPOP—Red Sox v«. Woohington WTtC-Si»rlo Final with no speaking dialogue. ’That' lent control and the very few cues land Tpke.. Business Zone 1, who aeelQg. just what could happen to "Finally., Dick Lee. ' you have Parish Ho^se to conduct seiMcea man, and man In God's likeness are tic, the Navy said. • ‘.t.S- / WDRC—Mooda lor Romance meant the performers had to have wishes to build an addition to a made obsolete, if human life is to Reading room hours; Tuesday /nseparable, harmonious, and eter Communiqji. WHAY-Speclol WPOP—Juke Bra Saturday Night necessary were accomplished mankind, in the .wm'id of fiction. demonstrated that your heart and to the convalescent homes. and Friday. 12-4 p.m.; Tuesday, In another Pentagon announce w ere—Record Revuo ll:s a - more than adequate dictfbn! smoothly.. .without the slightest gasoline slaticr,. eontinife. _ ___ _ ' ■' • nal." ment, the Air' Force Identified tha WHAY Mo.nilght Mattneo There, when they have been prod your sense of duty lie with your 7-9 p.m.; Wednesday, 7-7:55 p.th.y Tlie Salvation Army W K N B -P M w nc—Monitor One could not (laten to last | effect on the timing. 8oek Additlonii I In his mastery of his subject, own commitments In New Haven. South Methodist Church "Doctrine of Atonement” will Jde Ibcations of tm third and fourth WTIC—Monllor fresidsmt Eisenhower made vari- ucts of an author's imagination, Center Congregational Church Ml Mata St; WDRC—RecArd Shop WDRC—Mooda for RomoAce night's work without thinking; Those who attended were ofi Charles Morrislon, 385-387 Cen At the same time, you were, at Main St. and Hartford Rd. . the subject of the I-esson-Sernion Sr. Major and Mrs. John Ptrkup bases intended tmr launching Atlas W POP—Red Sox vo. Woohington wpnp—Juke Bra Saturday Night what a splendid male glee club fered an evening of flr^class en' ter St., Business Zone II, wishes they have been welt labeled. No Clifford O. Hlinpeon, Mintoter intercontinentalXballisUc misaHsa II:4S— B>s key points. One time, intereitad in whether or Dr. Fred R. Edgmr,' Minister for Sunday. April 20. Laurence 8. Vincent, Aeeocidio Officers In Charge ( "'IIAV M^e.iiligni Mattneo was in the making. The men's tertalnment and those whtKgo Sa a variance in order to erect an ad ’■ "The waging of war by separate one, aa yet, aeeroa to have qqn not the Senate nomination. If you The Golden Text is from I John C. Pater Carfsan, Bandmaster (iCBM).' Television Prnjrrams WTIC—Monitor chorus carried the entire evening urday evening can be sure or>qtiaI dition to a building which will be went after it, could be. plucked M-lniater Theyv.gre G ^ t t Air Force : WDRC—Mooda for Romance •round, sea and air forces is gone lidered the possibility that one of Services of Worship St 8 and (1:3): "That which wW have Mira. LUIIaa Peirett, On P«Fe Two W P O P -Ju k a Box Saturday Night with excellent singing, timely by enjoyment. closer to the street line than reg without your having to fi"ii your 10:45 a.m. seen and bsstd declare /We unto near vOmaRaT Neb., and Firchild play. and just the right amount ulations allow. D i s i m c n v E 1 Seugster Leader Jbrever." these fictionat’charActera has come way through a convention and you, that ye also may haVe fellow .7:30 n.m-.’ Holy Commubion. AFB near Spokane, Wash. Both Sermon: "Let's Quit Fooling: 8, 9:15 and 11 a.pi.. Church serv of impulsive cavorting . . . al- A smilar request is made by • ‘To prevent war—or, In the to life and policy leaderahip. primary bramble. We could not Dr, Fred R. Edgar ship with us: and trql>’ our fel 9:30 a.m., Sunday achool classes are now assigned to the Strategic wa.va in good teste but just what Stephen Benhackef, 103 Stark Aragedy of war, tq win it—ia the pbaaibly aet things up for yoti that 9:30 and 10:45 a.m., Churcl lowship is with the/Father, and ice. Air Command. Andover Doggone Dog Found Sermon; "Faith, Hope and Love 'for all ages. Alton J. Munsie might have teen allowed in those About Town weather St., Residence Zone B, sirhele purpose of this huge estab- way /at that moment, But now, School. with his Son JesuT^Christ." YPSM. Construction, coating about' $25 more stringent times! seeking, a variance to erect an ad Plowman Ami Ainnan Selections from the Bible Include 1. Living By Faith in the Past." million at each yite, will begin in llshmenti" within this room, there are certain 10:45 a.m.. Nursery. 10:45 sjn;. Service of worship That doggone dog isn't gone The ladies were truly beautiful The Friendship Circle of the dition to a dwelling which woulo potgntial understandinga which 6 p.m., Carol and Wesl/y Cholrir. the following: "These words spake 9:15 and 11 a.m.. Church School, the late summer qr ear^ fall to any more. Ol'af Erlendson of and alert to their pprts . . . but Salvation Army will meet at the te approximately 14-feet closer to Z 'Thus we shall face up to the One who ploi9a along into the nursery (3 year olds) througli with Band ard Male Qiurtet mu TAG Meetings NEW HOMES might ease the situation cohsider- 7 p.m. MYF parents-' night. Jesus, and liftccl ujl-' his eyes to equip' them for the 5,000-mila Bolton reported a collie named Evening, until the weatern hill be sic. Message by Major THckup, they lacked a- good soprano lead. Citadel Monday at 7:30 p.m. when the rear yard line than allowed.. {squlrements of modem war:” ahly. In fact, we might make It 7 p.m MIF meellng. heaven, snd.aahl, Father, the hour junior high. “Keep Yourselves Unspotted from range missiles, the Air Force said. "Lassie", purchased at die Bill This was perhaps the most notice transportation will'be provided to Leo Monast, 34 Campfleld ' Rd., “ ‘The fact is, modern weapons gins to turn the Aeld in one dark a draft. .4.15 p.m., MYC Choir rehearsal. the World." ' Plans wars announced earlier to Set for Town Neville auction a couple at able Weakness throughout.* the home of one of the members. Residence Zone A, and Edward «pd methods of war have scrant- furrow all its own, experiencea a "Now, gentlemen, let us just Federation Room. 2 p.m'.,-Hospi>ml visitation by make Warren AFB near Uheyenne, weeks ago, missing yesterday. Godfrey Gourley as Sti‘ Joseph The Fellowship Committee will be Hein, 235 W. High Stc, Residence certain eartitly content which think for a moment -Or two. In WYO., and Cooke AFB near Lorn- TWO Bolton schoolgirls, having Porter, again proved that he can in charge of the program, and re Zone A, both wish permission to Sled traditional service functions.” , ^ Mrs. Major Plck'ip and Mrs. Ellza- por, Calif., the first and second Informational meetlng.o concern seems, after long- winter closeness, silence. There ia no . need for ,Hal Boyle Calver,' Chapel keth Wilson. learned about “La.ssie'a" disap subordinate himsetf to any part freshments will te served by Mrs. irect hoods over front steps which •• “I am quite sure that the Amer baste.” (.AneembUmt of God) Atlas launching sites. pearance from the Erlandson played. He alternstes between dig Carl Romanowicz and Mrs. Ruth will be closer to street lines than the limit of good feeling. The 6:45'p.m.. The band will play at ing the Tolland Agricultural Cen ican people feel it is far more im- We had got just this far with 22 Vernon SL, The Air Force has said Atlas ter (TAC) will open next week In car during a visit to the school nity and delightful abandon as Blevins. allo^d. ' ANDREW ’ A N S f i^ I tractor plods along with a regular the hospital. ICBMb will be ready for operation I^rtant to be able to hit the tar- the dream that John Bailey might How to Get Ahedd K. L. Gustafson,'* Pastor . 7;30 p.m.. A- Salvaton meeting Thursday, found her. in the vi called for . . . just the right Also seeking a variance is Thom-, // or might not be having when by December 1959. So far, thnw this tow'n. The meetings wi'l fea cinity of the achool and notified amount at the proper time! James MIm Patricia Wupperfeld. 90 as Harvey, 38-40 Liberty St., Resi 15st than It is to haggle over who rhythm; the earth takes the with Band and Songster - music. thrust and turn of the plow and there came almost vigorous knock 9:45 a.m'., Sunday School. Loy have, been six test launchings of ture 15-mlnute talks on the new Mrs. Erlandson. Older students McKay as the Boatswain la also Grandview St., a junior history dence Zone B. who wishes to erect 'A REPUTABLE MANCHESTER BUILDER" Jhakes a weapon or who pulls a Message, "Christ Our Burden Atlas missiles from Cape Chnav- St the school report the dog shows a new face; the field mice ing on the door, and a voice cry alty C am pal^ - continues with Bearer.” facilities which «ill te built on the an excellent actor as well as a major at Teachers College of Con an addition to a non-conforming Wggtr." . ing: In a Recession theme; "Always Faithful in Testi eral, Fla. Two flighU, over limited sl,te of the Old Town Farm In kept trying to get into their singer. This young man should necticut In New Britain, is a dele garage which will be appraximate- scatter to build new homes; the OF QUALITY HOMES FOR 30 YEARS •*/T have simply asked the Cbn- "Open up! Open up that smoke- mqny.” diatances. ^ were called completely Vernon. baseball game during morning tear watching. He could "go gate to the 12th annual Eastern ly 30-feet from the north sideline. dog romps; the blackbirds cheer; filled room!” -Ij. a,m.. Morning Worahip. . Community .Baptist Clilirrh successful. places.” 'Colleges Science Conference being •fess to accept and apply these New York (F)—For the fjrst $100,000 jobs open than there ever Mrs.. Joseph Remeach Jr., Home Amerlco BuCci'no, 170-172 Char this is the great good of man It sounded Uk^ Bill B^v'on. were,. The corporations are weed 7 p'.m., .Special Youth service 5 9 $ -Center St„ at tiie. Green The United States also Is de makers Club-clAirmaii. is chair- Charlotte Gray created a de-i held this weekend at WUkes Col ter Oak 6t„ Residence Zone B, Xacts of modem military, life."' ' " John R. Neotert, Minister leges. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. .She will dealing with his earth, from which- time in the postwar world, Joe ing out their second best men, and under the directior. of Christ’s Am- veloping a second ICBM, theTiUn, jnan of arrangements in this town, 6-plAce achool orchestra. The Glee lectable Jo'sephlne. Her higher requests a variance so ns to. di ■e Thus the Prqsldent, jiviOiin the .College may not.find people stand -bassadors. , Guest speaker. Ben but this weapon is believed to b« tor home meetings. Her co-chalr- notes carried best . . . especially represent the college Science Sem vide a plot of land into two build INSPECT he came, and on which he renews looking for t(^ talent-wnd they'll 9:30 and 10:45 a.ni.. Two similar Club presented 15 numtem which inar at the conference. iwnfortabkj fleM of his own _ex- ing in line to offer him jobs when pay any price for It.” Mozurwk. Special inuBic. Theme of about a year behind . the Atlaa. nvan .iwMrs. Steve Ursin, an ac- Included folk songs. Western bal as the show progressed . . . anji ing lots, both having less front himself,-and which will, sonte day, A-'Piotight for Today Naturally, corporations aren’t service;; “Let Ycuth Know.’* services of worship. Sermon topic; tiw 4-H worker. lads and spirituals. Popular tunes throughout, her reactions were age than required and one having Itertness, drawing for us a picture he says farewell to the campua this "Holy Ground.” utterly convincing. Elizabeth Tyrol The board of governor's of the THESE be kind, to him. Spehsorud by the Manchester offering jobs like this to a man 10(30 p.m., Retiva' time over 'Meetings will te held Ih the were featured by the orchestra in Hartford County Republican As leas area than regulations require. ANSALDI HEIGHTS Bf that particular atyle o' military But the plowman will look, too, Oeaneil ef Churrhee June. ■’ just out of colleg _How does he radio station WPOP. * 9:30 a.m., Sunday Church School S'ofUh W indtor homes of hostes.ses-eas follows; its five selections. Injected pathos .into Hje role of Honors Morlsrty.*i84 Woodland. What does a young graduate for all ages. Cradle Roll through Buttercup. Her ri'ch contralto sociates will meet Wednesday eve orgsinization which, he said, would up out of his earth-bound peace,, climb to that rank?' ' X warm welcome awaits you at Monday, Mi's. De'Witt Boylngton,' Students of Harry Palubniak ning at 6:30 in the Hotel Bond St.,.Residence Zone B is seeking: , Miuichestcr’s most ideal location. One block from- Mmbine "safety aad solvency." need to get ahead in a business n the Chapel! Come and worship college .age. 8 p.m.; Mrs. Walton Yerger, 8:30 voice brought out new overtones extension of permission to main LOVELY and into the evening sky, and Ge Oed’s Way "It isn’t merely a' matter ' of 10:45 o.m., Sunday Church Ac Three Charged sang the i^J^vocation" by Franz in the role and her acting carried ballroom, Hartford,’ Members of Main St„ where .vou will find country atmosphere » But this same President has. on cession? ' either genius or hard work alone," with ua! p.m.; 'Fiiesday, Mra John Hutchin Shutert while a rhythm band.from the boaid from Manchester are tain ,a free standing ground sign there encounter furrows such as We are not .right because wA- “First of ail. he needs to find tivity progrun for chUdreh.^CEa-. son, 7:30 p.m.;—Mrs. J. Russell sincerity. Ruth G«ninagna always with all city conveniences. ^ previous occasions, given-an even said . Rubloff, "It’s easy to -tel} the grades taught by "Mrs. Carl offers a complete understanding of William-S. Davis, Ray S- Warren, and Francis Mott, 233 Oakland St., HOMES lie hiinself hai never turned— merely think that we are right. himsefir," said Arthur Rubloff of scihebody to work hard.. StfgohR’s Poltsh National die Roll through Grade 3. In Distiirhance Thompson 8 p.m.; Mm. Andrew Barton and Mrs. Percy Cook was Atty. John F. Shea Jr.. Cecil W. Rural and Residence A Zones, ftore authoritative definition and Chicago, boarq, chairman of one 5:30 p.m. “GUnpse's Into Cherry Gasper, 8:30 p.m.; Mrs. Edmund her part . . .whether it te large 'long, white, double-exhaust marks We are not right because we feel "1 thlqk a young man does need Catholic Cbnrch led by Deborah Dawling in two or small. As Cousin Hebe her mesV England, Mm. Hazel Finlay and .seeks similar permission to nse a Bpplication of the "facts of modem of the nation's largest real estate 90, per cent energy' to go vdth the 23 Gelway St. Blossom Land”' wi*li the Reverend Three men werX scheduled to b« Hauschild and Mrs. Lena Gasperf lively popular tunoL Mrs. Rajmiond Schaller. barn at the rear of the property From' drawn against the blue. .They a^e right. We are not right because Mosayoski Kodera oi Japan, Snack sage to the audience, singing and tailitary. life." development firins. 10 per cent judgment he has now. Rev. D, Kent Kulawass, Rector presented In a special session of 9 p.m. The audieiice clapped along with — ■■■ V for storage of tires and automo furrows Such as the first plowman someone who has assumed author "Failure to find - themselves Is time, graded scssidvk oseembly Also, Wednesday, Mlss Marlon speaking "got across" with no ~ This same Preaident has, on pre- And. 1 feel th a t.. he uses his ensr- South Windsor Town Court at noon the music of the “Virginia Reel” mistake. ' Manchester Auxiliary Police will* bile accessories. 1 tOv6^p.m. 6 E00M COLONIALS of the great western plains might ity -says we are right. Right and what defeats moat young men. You ‘gy sensibly, it will help him ma 8:30 a.m., Low Maas. period, fqr;all ogee. Stanley and Miss Vera Stanley. as ■ s student from Arthur Von meet tomorrow afternoon at 12:45 jlous occasions, really told iis what Warren Case was the carpenter Gat Station Bid have drawn, had be become intoxi wrong are determined by stand have to go out and flhd your ture In judgment.' 10:30 a.m.. High Maas.. today "on charges of bleach of tha 8 p.m.; Mrs. Lawrence Jillson. 8:30 Roemer's room did a aquare dance. . . .and Donald 'O rd n e r the at Police Headquarters from where has been' "scrambled" by “modern ards, not by feelings or good in-<. self. Nobody will find you for you^ The United Methodist ChnrCh of peace and intoxication. '' p.m.; Mrs. EMward Jurovaty. 9 they will leave for Wethersfield Also to be considered is an ap cated by the vistas open to him, "But just working hard isn’t the Jnstrumental solos were per Drummer Boy. plication from the Esso Standard SUNDAY weapons and methods of war.” and gone an and on .with no. lentiona. We. are right only when "A man should like his work. main thirf^'. Tlfe .JmlsIc things ore Emanuel Lutheran Church Bolton (3erald Cole,, and Herbert La- p.m.; Thursday, Mrs. dolin'Laws, formed by Edward Jurovaty, ac The costumes (Mrs. Lera Ed State Prison. They have been in we are doing the will of Gqd. 'He's a suckel to stay for long at C> Henry Andersen, Pastor Corner''Route ,44A and South Rd. 7:30 p.m.; Mm. Martin Sauer and vited by the warden to inspect the Oil Co. which is seeking a spe 5 Room Ranch Homes ^This same President has, on pre- to have a real de.>tre to siicceed, a frenlere, 44, both of East Hartford, cordion; Roger Phltips, electric gar) were spectacular. . .Beau tumlitg, abandoning all thought pf ' Now Is the time to be right or^ It otherwise. But if he doesn't know , OerMrd Lohmann. Rev. Carlton T. Daley, Minister Mrs. Benjamin San Giacomd, 8 facilities of the prison.- cial exception to erect a gaZoline ifoua occasions, told us what we pride in aqcomplishmen, and to and Joseph Bukauakaa of Hartford, guitar; and' Katherine Darwin, tiful enough to make a show In : one field in favor of one great if you are not right, to get right. what-he wants to do, then he cer think in terms of how yotf.can help Assistant to ths 'Fostor p.m.; Mm. Steve Ursin, 8:30 p.m. piano. Mrs. Wright waa alAo the atatlon in the-vicinity of 300 W ,, ONLY 6 LOTS r e m a in in g were, arrested by State Police, yes themselves. | Tlie Connecticut Valley Section Middle Tpke. it also requests a i Can really look forward to "in the trace toward Infinity. The plow This is the acceptable time. Yon tainly will .end up having to do tha othef .fellow. G. Albert Penrebn, 9:30 a.m., (?hurch School for the terday after a disturbance in Wap- Also, Frid.iy, Mm. John Phelps. accompanist for moat of the num The scenery—iCharTolte Strum) | t| -ek Rscaasary mutual living la one Helping organise the groups are a I Immediately after the meeting: er than they aver have'lieen In the lose faith lit human nature. Be assemble in the Crypt to go to the Liberty Bell on the flrat U.S. In musle instructor, directed the 146- Andover eorteapoiMlent, Mrs. Paiil the usher In the first . play hit number Indian designers and diocesan Mite Box presentation Lost caar of Rhssia wao Nich dependence Day, ia buried in the Tolee Glee Club made up otm em - D. PfRoatiehl, teleplMBa r a f r i n roles projected with graat dig mantle Auxiliary and well known well, Frank Stronahan arid Walter B^idk ,etumpe uy, and one for refraahmenta will be served at the history of martklnd. cause one man has done you .wrong, Mr. aad Mra Owrles Eames, Psthfindara Clubhouse/ 1^03 Nor ' "Even with this so-called reces don't turn your ear train the next service In Christ Churph Cathe olas .n, who was slain W the graveyard of Old' Pine .Preebyter- ben at Grades 4, 5 and 6 and the. *■8858. ■■ nity . . . wMlc o« Dick • Psad- locally. Burkemo. , wfeleh w e have ne seey maetery. Amarteaa daalgBers. man SL sion, there are more 870,000 to feUow." » dral. Cara leave S t Mary’s at 2:30, BoUhayista lit 1911. Ian (^urch In Philadelphia. • • •»r'" ' ■I: ... i • • A . ...„ _ 'A. r • y' r- State Economy to Jakarta Force Pushing Drive $52 Million On Bukittinggi (CMllBMd fram Pmg9 One) #ire 'Chief W. Clifford Mason (OonUniwd fm oi Page Oae) cams under fire from a member BtaU Piffifit ham .abaadonMl the Governor aMembled the Icfla- of the Board of Dlrsotors last their- Mareii M ths^-Coianoctlcat Utore In responae to a eteady liK with corruption and have aaksd night Tor his delay In hiring four River bottoifi'foir thd gun Dorando Who in seven ytam on ths throno for steps to reduce the influence new men who were provided for In crease in the number of unempldy* At. Fsrran sltfil ha uaeJ in'tha fatal and bad.jMan a resident of Man has shown no puhUo interest fai of the Communists on ths govern the appropriation voted him last Louis A. Morin, 23, o f WnUmaii^ shooting b f hilt girl MetkL ed In the sUte. ment. ' year. tic, this morning was' cbqrgad with chester for tha past SO years. Re Iss girls, royal or otherwise. Even Crockett Fined $39 'After Mra. Bralyn Olsen' Bad- tired two' yaara ago, ha waa for At that time. Ribieoff ^proposed In MaiUls, Indoneeisn Foreign "It’s poor business to.sppropri- failing to atop at a stop sign og don’s body, waa found an Vallay if he decided to pop tbs question liberalized unemploymeiit>beneflts Sts $20,000 for four firemen and merly treasurer and .rcw hl-< gun into or Hartford for 29 years. He wae privacy. - . Bon prestti*" ^ accelerated rested Morin about 6 a js. and the river off Bulkeley B r l ^ . The guest list fop this little Highway and public, works Thomas W. Crockett,- 25, of 4 promised that Sukarno’s - govern formal meeting on' the Umtative summoned him to eppeer in court a member of Ionic Lodge of • rlA . Harry Taylor of Btafford Masons of fitafford Springs, a Ufa soirss nms to 6,000, with scores of gram. West St., was fined a total of $39 ment would solve them soon. Any 1058-50 budget. here next Saturday. % * ^ , T . P. HQLLORAN The legislature also passed ap> rebel leaders captured would be Under discusston at the time foirlnga barracks, called off tha member of ’Temple Chapter, OE8, disappointed mibjects besieging LIQUORS in Town Court thi» morning by Arrested Isst night dn a charge propriation bills padding up to tried "according to Igw.” he said. waa General Manager Richard of operating, a motor vehicle with river aearch but aaid it may ba ra- aljm a member qf -Delta Chapter, tbs* palace for Invites. FUNERAL HOME $802,000 for miscellaneous pur Judge Wesley C. Gryk on charges 'There will be no executions. They Martin’s recommended Fire De- a defective muffler waa rrahoia H. ai-med after the water goaa down. R ^ a l Abch Maaon; Adohlram They’ll dance in a great gilded WINES-BEER MR-OONDmONED Chemise Hair Styles poses. arising out of the theft of motor simply will be given long prison artment appropj^floh of $263,- McCormack, 17,’ of Bast Efartford. The river Jm very high and ta ax- Chapter Council, No. 14, of Rock room as full of ewinging crystal- Ideally located—eodvealeBt and paoted to cn at at .20 feat thia ville, RM8M; Nutmeg Forest, TaU 'chondellers-aa a coconut tree le ful) BEER IN BARRELS Included in this amount are two vehicle inserts from Kind’s park terms.” . 80, which proviMs for an addi Patrolman EmanueL Motola . FOR ALL OCCASIONS! away from foe busy foorough- Come In and Let Us Show Yoii The New Hair Styles- appropriations for phases of the Subaiidrio also admitted the Stional four firemen'' '4irIio would stopped the - youth on Maiir S t waakand, ha said. Cedars of Lebanon; and Vashti of monkeys So much electrie . tore. Diettnetivo Senrioe. Mod- ing lot Aoril 2. power jwill be consumed to keep • DELIVERY SERVICE • Republican redevelopment pro Sgt. Edward Winzler testified Cbrnmunipts are gaining strength bring to eight jue number of new shout 10:40 p.m. and ordered h W ' PoUca.uaad a giant 1-ton mot Shrine of Hartford. He was or- tea Fseilltiea. gram—$148,000 for promotional in Java. He attributed thia to men appoinl to appear in Town Court on April net, loatral amajiar magnets and [snist of. Manchester Lodge of the chandeliere glowing that one that his Investigation of a com of the king's flunkeys had to give activities by the Connecticut De plain. involving atolan Inserts led "complscemy of other parties and "W e s h o u ^ 't make the ap 26. a grappUfig: iron In an unauccaaa doaona for over 15 years< WIST SIDE Cothorino HoEoran velopment Commission and $100,- the wrong Western approarii to propriation jualeeB they're gol^ ful atfompt 'to find the r > u i^ He leaves hia wife. Mra. Eva eight days warning to the electrie to Crockett's arrest ^An^ed yefterday on chargee corhpany so It could take steps to PACKAGE STORE Lleeused Itoaeral DIreetor 000 for technical aid to cities for Crockett was fined $12 on each ward Indonesia, especially on the to use it ./ Mahoney declared. of falluro to overtime pork- weafien. Morey Wood; two sons, Warren of JOHN ANDISIO, Permittee capital Improvement programs. •West Irian question.” Chief iU u im told Martin in March MaanwbUa, Defense Atty. Joeepb Melrose, Mass,! and the Rev. Robert prevent the royal ball from bfopm- of the registration counts and $15 ing'^ticketa iaeued here earlier this Ing a royal blowout 865 CENTER ST. John J. Crafty Jr. The le^ lators also' approved for theft He received a spspendM Indonesia has been unhappy that that moM of the. additional $20,-. year were Frande M. Barlow, 4L Delaney said ha undaistanda th m Wood of Westbrook, Maine; two Uceiwed Bmbalmer Western nations have not sup MANCHESTER—Ml 6-6186 ■pending $200,000 for plsumlng Judgment for failure to notify the’ 000 votM him for new firemen of SO Spring St; John V. TUley. haa to ha two wltnoaaea or tha daugbtera, Mrs. Arthur MlUer and 175 Oeater S t—TeL Ml fi-7069 ^ 9 9 EAST CENTER ST/—TeL MI 3-5009 purposes for the new state prison Motor Vehicle Department of a ported its claint to the Netherlands had been paid in overtime a 23, of 44 Pioneer CTrcIe; fiidgar B. equivaiant In ciroamatantlai evi- Mrs. John Beavey, both of Man- change of address.... ______New Guinea, which It calls West ______lonqy said, that haa dis d noe to prom a first dagre« mur cheeter; and 10 grandchildren. • at Enlteld...... T m ic R o s H a ^ d Red Chtna siqK Goddrich, 62, o f 208 Woodland St.; Boy, 10, Bruised The highway projects bill .was A companion, Herbert T. Grim- tu rb ^ him. ■ ;------and Aapeafo- Florenca ^ SprliMS* der .chJuc|^-"OnHUr’a wh - it la ab The funeral wili be held Mon port the claim. cut from $40 million to $30 million ahaw Jr., 18, of South Windsor, >h also said laat month that field. Mass Important for theffi to get a ooo- day afternoon at 2 o’clock at the “ One Call Doc* was fined $25 for theft and sen ' In Jakarta, meanwhile, acting he ffid not feel it waa wise to hire Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main As Truck, Bike Hit HIGH GRADE hi a last minute amendment by Foreign Minister Ha'rdi warned the The four, all arrested on local faoaion,” Fsrtmrt'k attorney atatad. Mtssitr House Republicans. ' tenced to 10 dsys in Jail, s\is- man in the winter and that he warranU, poated- $5 bonds Bar- Ferrari Is being held without bond a t , with the Rev. Fred R. Edgar, DRY CLEANli pended. United States against continuing minister of the South Methodlat Robert V. Hughes, 10-yaor-ohl The Republicans said the amount what he called Its "detrimental” lid not have , hired - them last low la acheduled to answer to tha at Tolland County Jail on a bench and LAtlNDERlN> Upbolstory Donald D. Smith. 40, of Stafford mer. The vacations given his charge Monday, the othera warrant charging first dagrec Church, officiatin]f. Burial wiU ba eon of Mr. and -.Mrs. RuaecU PRINTING would be sufficient to pemdt the policy towarotoward inoonesia.Indonesia. Hene atadid ~ “ 7 on Hughes of 553 Parker S t, suffered Braochee Ati state to undertake $130 million Springs, was found innocent „ of April 26. murder. at the conventance of tha family. BptoteUsiag reckless driving. He was arrested not elaborate. Hard! was . com- . . 'mirffib/l him t/t train th* nmur main a bruised thigh wheft a pickup JOB AND COMMKRCIAI, 18 OAK ST. worth of highway projects. This menting on Philippine President, mltted Wm to train the new men, His attorney said he talked with Friends ofoy.caU at tha funeral la after a 2-car collision at Center he said. Ferrari for four hours last .Friday home tomorrow from S to 5 and truck backed into the Ucycle ho. PRINTING 601 HARTFORD RD. amount includes funds given by Garcia's recent statement urgii —as riding ytsterday afternoon, * Fumituro Ro-upbol- the federal gwernment on a match S t and Proctor Rd. the United States to define its lif- Martin reported Iaat„night that and two hours Thursday, getting from 7 to 9 p.m. 249 N. MAIN ST. Mrs. Jennie Pitkin, of 20 Proc detailed accounts of hit activities. ''atrolman WllHam Cooke said Prompt aad Elfleteat Pitatfog storlKg CHOICE V A K U m ing basis. • donesian policy. the chief now plans to appoint •I An Kinds tor Rd., testified that she was the first four men shortly, and 150 Get Layoff Atty. Delsney intends to claim -Mrs. B w lw » C. Hampaeia\ truck, driven by Harold Ou- NEW SYSTEM QUALITY They aaid"the highway depart ...-S Sr„ 43, of 94 hUther Sto was Holding Spring Sale Auto Topfl ment will be abls to carry out ail about to make a left turn into added that enough funds remain that ths two confessions obtained Proctor Rd. after allowing two Mrs. Barbara QsmpbeU Hamp- backing into a driveway near Du LAUNDRY The Spring uala now going on at<4 - SEAFOOD the projects it can handle between in his 1957-58 appropriation of .' by. Stats Police from. Ferrari are aon, 71, 46 Union 8 t, died last * Truck Cushloiis cars to pass when she was struck Hoover’s Condition Insuring Quiet inadmissible because they were ob- mas' horns when ths youth steered COMMUNITY PRESS DRY CLEANERS Howard*! N^iieep Center, 586 Main ones? You choose the one you find now and next Uarch 1, when the $243,800 to pay them until June night at Manchaafor Uamorial his bicycle to tha rear of the ve 866 OBNTKR SI. (Raar| 43 OAK ST. by the Smith car. She said that 30, the end of the current fiscal tsined Illegally. Uor. Na. Mala aad No. Schote Mala Plaat: 44 Harrieon S t St. iz' a mfot weteoma. event for most comfortable, your fabric ia Legislature will be^in r e ^ a r ses she saw the car a considerable dis Hospital after a ah^it lUnesa hicle. The truck’s tailgate hit Rtrreto—Telepbeao Ml-S-6727 it means that you can ftk up your' Juat the shade you want and when TBU MD 6-MSl sion and in a position to take fur Satisfactoiy Alter year. He said Ferrari was held with Phans Ml 9-7758 Watkins-West^ Long Known for Service TEL. Ml 9-9937 tance down Center S t and that For President out communication for an Onfea- Born in Scotland, she cams, to ths bicycis, knocking Hughes to home as you havs dreamed of and you put ail the pieces together on ther action. All that remains to be done lie- the united States a a email child the ground. The boy was taken Watklns-West Funeral Service,^ she determined that she had am fore , appointing the men, Martin eonable length of time o» a "eo- still save moncy.''’7 ^ spring bride a lovely matching or decorator The highway prograr. will be ple time to make the turn. r Bladder Operation (Continued froic Page One) and bad been a resident' of Man- to his home by . a pesserhy. No can stretch her furadshlnga budget blended shade of rug, you will be 142 E. Center St., ia A division of aired by tha family. It has always gnanced by short tern notu. explained, ia for the Police De called coroner’s warrant. Ferrari been the policy here to furnish Her car was struck on the right chaatar for over 66 yea. She wae arrest was made,' Cooks said. to include ail the droorator idms utterly delighted. The same ap Watkina Bros. Inc., and haa been MANCHESTER COMPLETE I ^ . Frederick Pope JK (R- partment to con\plete a check on wae arrested April 8 about 11 a.m. SURIftidt SUMCD helful counsel .and quiet aasistance side, forcinff it up on the curb. (Conthmed from Pi^e OM) means the project wiU take a Ut- and did not see or call a lawyer or employed aa a .lacker at the Or- In another accident yesterday ABCAmJANCE that she may have and flnd a com plies to your, bforoom furniture, MIUWORR CO. ITaiHleld) the House majority lead the four, who were pjckpd from ford Soap Co. for 46 yeara, retir serving the people of the Manches to,, those aerved and provide out Mra Pitkin was hospitalized aa a field of 24, candidates tie longer to complete. So the men* relative until April 11 about 6 p.m. afternoon, two ca n driven by 16- SERVICE STATION fortable^ sum left over, fo don’t ao why not atop In at Howard’s HEATING er, said ih!s will preserve Connec was not known howr /long ,Hcio\.Hbovar ing in 1964. year-old girls, were Involved-in a ter area since .Oct. 8, 187,4.The fu standing value regardless of the f all you will save money arise. All are licensed by the atate, N. Main St., charged Valley F^orge, Pa., on Washing camp grounds, located op the crest FOR EXTRA MONEY Sleep Center ' can , obtain box of course, and are well qualified to those who .have had occasion to. the Democratic members of the the Eighth School and UtUltiea an attorney who will serve Friends may call at the funeral According to Patrohnon Leo this way! springs and matresses, exactly the Le^lature. They said the plan to grant one half the bi| ton’s birthday. There he repeat of the CatocUn Mountains fivs VIC’S PIZZA SHOP serve the public; they are also as- use their servicea know how much MANCHESTER TREE PRUNINB District. miles up a twistlng. roa d . from foreman and conduct the cloeed home from 7 to '6 o’clock tonight Grover, a car driven weat by Mary Do you have aoinething epecial right size, to fit your bed. kindness and sincere effort go Into- was based bn recommendations o f caivML-a noils of ths ed in essence a speech deUveped- In discussing the fire Oepart- hearing; ^-r- 18$ W. Mlddls Thrapfoa aiated by others who are familiar was arrested after aii Thurmont and ttmaomm from 3 to 4 and-? to B« Lyey. 40, a f ^TS Linden St^atoper in mind, when you furnish your E^oy. .modem cpipfpit yet retain their hshdllng of any aarvice. afo REMOVALS State Highway Study Commis- at the same place during the de merit appropriation- : o seven 9 p.m. pad at the traffic light which she Phoae-MLfi-STOff-. llvtHg rhOffi? You can choose the with tha partidutar duties sMsigned AUTO PARTS April 3. pression d a ^ of 1031. . It was a brilliant spring day aa ihe loveliness of antiques through them. • ' slons. budget items reviewed last night— could not distinguish oa Iteing furniture that best suite your the services of Howard’s Sleep Commented assistant minority Allens 'H. Blakely of Soibth The. substance o f the address Eisenhower arrived at the camp. HIQHEST PRICES On Oct. 10, 1956, the newly .en Francr Fourth in Autoo '.70 BROAD ■ , Coiaplat# TVea Serrica. the general manager also pointed He immediately got out hia- fishing green because of the sttn in . her PIZZA needs in any color or fabric you Onter. Drop in and talk oyer your Have your work dona by leader William O'Brien: ' Windsor, charged after an 'kccldehiBcldem was that while difficulties' emd out that the fire district -would Group Returns eyes. Her car was hit from behind For Raga, Papei. Metald wish. Worried about rugs and larged facilities of the Watkina- ‘‘However, if this la what you April 11, with failure to grant the infusion bssst the nstion it would gear and headed for Uttle Hunt SPAGHETTI particular problem at the store or West Funeral Service were made Paris — France’s automobile- Ueaasad aad tosnnd treemen. soon have to face the problem of ing CMek with George E. Allen, by a vehiela driven by Carl A, and Scran Inm whether they will harmonize ? phone MI 9-6365 and Howard ^__At Yoor 8arvtoa''Far give, this is what we'U take.” right of way, received a nolle upon ly and overcome troubles, as in building two new flr^ouaes. To Mack Show Zinsser, 20, o f 26 COtUgc St., RAVlOU Don't fret, you can get rugs in available fo the people of this com muufacturing industry employs CALL Houae Democrata also tried |o payment of $6. J>sat. his Gettysburg neighbor, and MaJ. CALL UR DEUVBR TO Turkington will gladly call at your munity and their acceptance by about 140,000 people and in 1936 MACHINB SHOP BOicVIOE ,He said the fire Insurance imder- Geii. Howard M. Snyder, White which was ih turn’ struck by a third any desired shade. Do you like home without obligation on your a BgUIPMENT get the amount for housing for Stanley J. Klucewicz, 27, of East Hoover was the nation’s 3lst For Third Week OPEN DAILY firm cushions or soft springy such a great number of people has grossed $1,560,000,000. ' Franca- Presldmt, serving froah 1929 to writers are going to make a new House physician. . M fO eeU O. Fetter car operated by Thereda Prokai. 32, part. exceeded expectations.' Many have a PARTS (aaw aad raboilt) the aged increased to the $12 mil Hartford, was- found innocent of of 8$ Garden St. bSTRINSKY 7:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. ranka fourth among the world’s a AOCE8SORIE8 CARTER TREE lion proposed by the governor. 1033. \3T»e depression brought survey of the town soon, and that A couple of hours later Eisen , 'The 'funeral of Wolcott O. Pot commented on the home-like at auto-making nations, with almost passing in a no passing zone. Judg( recommendations for the relocation hower was back at camp display Jeri Lynne Fraser, faat-rlsinL No one Was injured. Grover said, Dsalsre la Waste Hatenale a BUPPUEB But the move was defeated by a Gryk made the finding because him grea^ unpopularity but his ter, 143 Woodland St., waa held at SUNDAYS on the heart and breathing mosphere and the spaciouanesS of twice Canada’s or Kuasla’a pro EXPERT CO. roll-call vote.of 187-23. public activities in later years won of Firehouse No. 1, now at Hart ing five trout ready for the.pan. 11-year-old Bolton vocalist, wiU 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon at but damagee to ths rear and foont m PARKER 9C. muacles in a way which can be the rooms, decorated so tastefully, a DUPONT PAINT, SUPPLIES the faded condition of the w] ends of the ZinsMr car and the duction. The United -States is . Rep. Louia J. Padula (R-Nor- him new ac'elalm and many hon- ford Rd. and Pine St., and the re Later, lie and Mrs. Eisenhower, make her third consecutive week the Laelerc Funeral Home, with TW. l i l - 8-67S6 or Ml-fo681» 11:00 A.M. to 10:00 P.M. measured and rpeorded. the air conditioning and the Ham flrk, Germany second, and Great Open SatardSy aatO 6 pja. P^ONE Ml 3-7695 lines in the road. ofs. placement of Firehouse NO' 3, be Who Joined the President at the ly appearance on the Ted Mack front a f the Pecks .vehicle, necee- The walk), a principal bdeker of the Misa Anii M. Peters of ^ v - the Rev. John R. Neubsrt, ffih ^ The lie detector, therefore, ia mond organ music which is avail Britain third. bin, aaid the $4 million provided . One of the public services for hind, the Lincoln School -on Main camp, entertained Allen and Mra. Original Amateur Hour tonight ter of the.. Community Baptist eluted their being towed from the merely a sensitive way of meas able to those who wish it. The off- would make poaaible a good atart •ntry, was fined $10 for o p e n ^ g which he-waa haiie^ was his chalr- St.', are expected. Allen at dinner.______,___ lAst night aba was informed icene. The Lysy car received minor street parking area in the lear of s motor vehicle with an improper CTiurch, officiating. Burial was in HoWo^ s Spring Sdn Doctor Says uring emotion. The value of the / OROWYNG HERBS toward curing the houaing prob manahip of the CornmiesiOR on Or In thia connection, Martin said M »re guests were expected to that she was the high vote getter East Ometery. 'rear,end danugee. The driver of mach'ne depends entirely on the the building is most welcome, pro Madiadnc Wia. —A Univeririty THREE J'S lems o f the aged. muffler. ganization of " t h r \ Execu day— Mr. and Mrs. W. Alton Jones in 'S u n d a y ’s tabulation o f ballote the lead vehicle w** warned for b e d s , BEDDINO. LAMPS, viding ample parking space for he had been considering the idea Bearers wers WUlfom Potter, FURNITURE - ' DON^IUIS trai .% g arid, experience of the per of Wisconsin statistician finds the OYCE ‘Thia ia only the beginning, but Andrew F. M<^rsy, 29, of' Glas Branch of the Goveim ent. of building up a reserve fund for of New York. Jones is head of aent'in after, last Saturday night’s Francis LaBonte, R a » o n d La- Impeding trdffic by Stopping on a By EDWIN'P. JORD.HN, M.D. son v.no is using it. those entering or leaving the Flower Sjfaop, Inc tonbury, was fined $3 for failure Save to to- 40% average Wisconsin' dairy herd in RESTAURANT It puts the problem in better made sweeping survey^ of the construction of the two new atira Service Oil Cb. and a presi performance. The show, telecast Bonte, Laater La& ntt,^^orge La green traffic sigiMl, police said. Written for NEA Service There fs no serum or drug Home creased from 20 cows to 274 milk to carry hia motor vehicle regis dential go'fing companion. / coast-to-coast, is seen locally on Nationally advertiaed mepchaa- ON ROUTTE ^ a n d 44A $4 Church St.. MI 6-0791 focus.” , ’ , division ,of. the govemmJent firehouses by increasing the fire Bonte and Arthur Fuller; ffise. s a I a g e "Every 'lime my husband and I which can be given which will Watkins-West supply the neces ing animals in 10 years. Ed Mal- However, Minority Leader Sam tration. qrged many changes in p r ^ tax by .6 of a mill for the next While Kisenhf.wer has a driving Channel 30 beginning at 10 o'clock. Thursday evening a delegaUon force a person to tell the whole sary motor equipment and can fur Franeia Cheasey, 17, of Rockt Open Thursday and Friday 18 Main St.. Tel MI-9 4S3f read about someone taking a lie cheski, dairy records analyst, also uel 8. Googel (D-New Britain) 'tion and procedure. few years and putting lange at Otmp David, A aixth grade atudent at Bol from the EagleviUe Fire D ef^ t- truth and nothing but the truth. nish aa many cars as desired, all, reports total costa on typical farms a FUNERAL DESIGNS \ ville, waa fined $3 for Mocking a mehiMhi of ihe Gettysburg Coun ton Elementary School. Jeri Lynne Boy Suffers Gash uatU 9 PAL' detector teat we argue about why Moko your |E^n$ now for thought otherwise. He said he had discarded, the ment, of which he was formerly a Monday, Tuesday and Saturday All drugs used for this purpose properly registered, chauffeure^ rose 43 per cent in 10 years while a WEDDING BOUtjUETS J He called the measure "hot real driveway, ■ / ides however, and is now coiulder- try OJlub, some i t miles' aWay, fig ia the daughter of Mr. and Mra ihember, called at the funersl S^ociolising In more people don't take them to depend the power which they and insured to comply with Stqte Rowling Bonquots. Coll Golf Iron until 5:30 P.M. \ the dairy producers’ gross Income a FLORAL ARKANGEMCJmts istic, not workable." He said he Uonel M. Mayer, 26,/of . Coven ■Ing the possibility o f financing the ured he would show up at the4684 for fosorvo* FOR H05IE naAHOSPl^ doubted if any housing units would imnstrucUon through the issuance course for the firrt time this year. Hj)ward Rsynolda represented the piRAKE SERVICE Mra. M. She adds that what she laxation. somewhat similar to ment. avar be constructed under the bill. ry his motor vehicl/ operator's Hoto on April 6 aa the ipault of s Hons. Of Y9^th m rk of ^temporary notes. He said that depanment at the services. A playifUte tsM off on 5-year- Howard’s Sloop Contar really wants to know', is whether sleep. During such relaxation the A completo display of funeral a Oersngea m The $15 millionl. redevelopment license. a bond issue might be complicated aeries of auditlosa for the CSonnec- old Steven Manning’s head with a power to invent lies may be de needs ia maintained and all itema tlcut CTiampionahlp Talent Show . 539-541 Main S t— MI 9-6335 Front End AlignmoKt these testa can be defonded on. % bills Included, authorization for Bonds virere fo rfe its in the fol- since the Fire District includes Thomas Morrison No; 9- iron, sending Stevie to the "Where high qufolty doea not I should hardly think that a lie creased so that queationa are an are plainly marked as to their Ample borrowing $10 million to furnish Soviet Charge U,S, in Hartford three weeks ago. SEATENG FOR OVER lowing case fot- the/failure of the Youth acUvltiea otTHb church 'only a part of the town. The funeral of Thomas Morri 19th green—'Manchester,Memorlal mean high cost” detector teat c o ^ be used every swered more truthfully. cost. These may be chosen aa de- 100 PEOPLE Pnrktag! state grants for urban renewal accused parties to imjMaMn court: will be explained at the Monday As Winner of the April 6 show; Hoepital. ' ,^oKorol Ropoir Work MANCHESTER Flrehoiiae No. 1 would probably she returned lost week with the son, 203 Summit St., was held at time there was a family argu-' projects in the federal aid system. Jacob Zucher, 19, of Boston, Mass., meeting of the South Methodist Courts Global War 2. o’clock yesterday afternoon in Steve'is the aon of Mr. and Mra. Under the program, the state is be relocated tq town-owned land four area instrumentalists who ac / ment. but It is true that , there is. MEMORIAL C6. speeding, $35;- Gerald 8. Kasten, of WSCS at 8 p.m. S t Mary's Episcopal Church, with C. Edward Manning, Long Hill a grej^t 9**i mleinformation to pay up to one half the excess on McKee SL, and Firehouse No. company her, and again received Rd„ South Windsor. He and hie Opposite East Cemefory ^ Flushing, N. Y., Operating ap un “ Mrs. Edwin Brown and Mra. 2, to the prcselit Municipal Build lip for UlS Debate the rector„tbe Rev. Alfred L. Wll- about so-called lie detectors, truth cost over the federal grant. registered motor /vehicle, $29 and Robert Gordon will introduce the the nod of the nationwide audi playmate were practicing with HATS Ubder the terms of the $5 mll- ing parking lot, according to ence. TMight "Jeri Lynne and llama, officiating. Burial waa in Dubaldo serums and their use in the detec Knari's WATKINS-WEST Louis C. Wright Jr., of Thomp- subject, "Youth and Christian (Confoiueb from Page One) Soldiera Field, Eteat Cemetery. - Steve’s., father’s golf clubs around are the crown tion of crime. llorf borrowlnR program for com recommendationa made in the. Her Boys” are expected to give 3 .p.m. yesterday, *rtie stroke that Quality Mtmorigls sonyille, failure / to pay an over Outreach," and explain the tie* past. By locating Firehouse No. 2 Beardra were membere of C MUSIC CENWR ing point of Actually, these methods are mercial and industrial redevelop time phrking UOket, $5. between the WSCS and the Meth- their rendition o f "All Shook Up,” connected 'with Stevie’s head your «nsem- FUNERAL ” ment projects. Connecticut will next to the Municipal Building, it Sobolev would introduce a coijncll the same offering which resulted Battery. 11th AAA Mlaelle Bat baaed on the way which thefiiu- Over M Yean Experience FOOD MARKET Contlnuances/Vere granted to: odiat Youth Fellowship. talion. caused a deep gash about an inch 186 Middle Tpke. West ble. See Man- 540 ti, MIDDLE TURNPIKE pay, one half of the' coats of any would be a ceqtrally located town tesolution along this line. in their initial win. Ion;:.. man body reacts to emotion in the 1^ h Louis Fazzino of IS Lincoln St., A group of young people will Theodore Fairbanka and Wilber TEL. Ml 6-6205 cheater's moat case of the "lie detectors” and to 5ERVICE such projects not entitled to fed- charged with tampering with a firehouse, when and if the Eighth The American U.N. delcgaUon Accompanying her tonight will ’The 'boy was taken to the emer complete line.- criU aid. participate in the program and District consolidates its depart IJtUe, repreaentlng the American druga in the case of “truth m - Coll Ml 9-5807 PHONE 6-2265 motor vehicle, to April 26; Frank will conduct the worship service. ‘'categorically /rejected” the idea be Steve MolinakI of Hartford, gency room sit the hospital where See JaaePa Line Of o r m a n D j . w e s t ^ Also passed by the General As ment with the town's. piano; Barry Schrager of Hartford, Legion, were in charge of the flag ACCORDIONS rums.” L. Donahue, 52, of -Broad Brook, The ways In which the youth serve that U.S. Air Force activities at the cemetery. five etltchpi mended the damage. Handbags, 'Jewelry, Gloveq Anyone who has watched crime A. AlMETTl, Prop. Opea Monday thru Saturday - Director aembly, in -addition to the other charged with operating a motor In another. budget matter laat bass; Gary Robinson of Vernon, KINSMAN ORGANS eedcvelopment bills, was a resolu- the church will be outlined, and night, the Directors expressed llvi;- threaten peace. A spokesman com shows, on TV knows that a lie de Harrison BL. Manchester 7 A.M. to 6 PJd. vehicle while under the influence' the work of the local young people drums and Gilbert Fraser, 469 142 E CENTER ST. /n o n urging the highway depart ly interest in the possibility of im mented: Main St., guitar. Gilbert is Jeri . Private InatrucUou tector ia a rather complicated of Intoxicating, liquors or drugs, will be compared to the activities "A Council debate on these new JANET'S looking apparatqa. '.Bands and SUNDAYS, 7 A.M. to 8 P3t. ment to consider commercial and to April 26i Donahue was pre proving parking and traffic condi Lynn’s older brother. Laat Satur A lw a y t In S s a s o n ! yh a tn u a em U dad Suppilea 917 Mala S t r- Manchester 5lnneheator'B Oldeat industrial redevelopment when lo in the world miasion program. tions in the North End area of the charges would demonstrate that Auto Victim’s Body other devices are fastened to the "OVER THE TRACKS TO sented in Town Court. this morn Participants will be Alan Ben day the. group offered their ver . Next to "Savtaga Bank” Specializing In the fineet .cold With Finest FaeUlUas cating or relocating state hlgh- privately owped Nelson PL the SovleU are using the technique sion of " I f ’’ You Want to Be My Orchestra For Hire ' Opea Mon.—Open Thnra. tin 9 body. These measure the number BETTER SERVICE" yays. ing following his arrest last night, nett, Karl' Relchelt, Alan Pratt, of thp- ‘big lie’ to incite fear among Found Atop House of breaths taken each minute, cuts and meats in town. Bond was set at $200. Marcia Pierce, Jean HamiU, Dor- Ths street, which runs north Baby.” CALL Ml 6-5674 Other public works projects au from N. Main St., west of U>c the peoples of the world while pro whether they are deep or shallow; thorized were: elie Fiah,. Ga.vlon Palmer, Dgvld Jeri Lyn'fie’s-.^Uier said today Three Js Offer Many Accommodations Tumpiko Auto Sorvieo Whlton Library, Is owned by Mrs. claiming that they, the Soviets, that an announcratenLjeoncerning (Contlnned from Page One) the rate of the pulse and the blood 164 Middle Tnnipike West $1,200,000 for a University of Barlow ..and Cindy Nylin.------Bridget Merz, mother of the. want to relax tensions.’:. presaure. Whether you are looking for a' : A bualneas meeting will precede the young songstress’ 'future in charge- for its use. You pay for 24 Hour Towing Service Connecticut law echool building; North End fire chief. It is .now T^e spokesman aaid other "fan show business may be made on'to- hdp and, hence, did not leSni that The speed' and depth of breath good place to dine or want to hold BILL'S TIRE SMITH'S $700,000 for a Manafield Training Hospital Notes the program, and it will be fol FOR FINE the food and the room is yours to narrow and extends oiily a short taatlc accusatlona directed against night’a show. Several noted per Hainite had been in the car. ing, the heart rate and the blood a banquet, reception or a reunion, 5II 9-4100—Bob Klernan, Prop. AND Uphoistary 5hdp School Hospital; $350,000 for a lowed by a fellowahip hour to be distance to a dilad end. us—potato bugs,. germ warfare, SILVERWARE pressure are all influenced by emo use with no additional cost—and planned by the Wesley and Story sonages in the entertainment world , Egenlautwaa taken to Burling there is ho'doubt about the fact that surely is a moat important 460 MAIN 8 T. heating plant at the Danbury - I'atlenU Today: 212. Martin said that if the town ac and the others"—had all been have been vying for her talents. It tion. Fear, excitement and other Complete Auto Repairing Call Us Around The Clock Circles of the society. proved untrue. ' ton County Hoapitalta serious con emPtions send messages which that the Three J's Restaurant on point to consider at any time. REPAIR SHOP Teachers College; $500,000 to- ADMITTEU} YESTERDAY: quired the street, it could be was reported. REFINISHING Phone 50 6-486S rnkteh a federal grant f^r extend There lyill be an executive com Veteran observers recalled that dition. Both men are^rom (Jhats pass down the nerves of the sym Rts. 6 and 44A will please you in If ypu are planning a reception, Clean Used Cars William H. Green. Prop. Mra. Catherine C r^ e r, ’..ap- paved and widened, and extdnded ...... AND ------banquet or other large gathering, ing runways at Bradley Field; $50,- mittee meeting at 7:30 In the to oinnect with streeU; beyond during the Korean war, the Secur worth,______^ \ pathetic nervous system and are every respect. CU5TOM ping; Roger Beaudoin, Wllllman- Ladies Parlor. ity Council turned down Soviet carried to the muscles tontrolllng it would be safe to call MI 9-4684 000 for the purchase of park lands tic; Mrs. Ruth Burton, Stafford Robertson Park. He also said the Donald Charobera ' i i , a n n t Neighborhood Shell Dealer Columbia Bicyclea by the sUte; $130,000 for addition r^ lu tlone condemning alleged Andoter door neighbor to the Bush family, JEWELRY or breathing and heart rate. Good food, deliciously cooked, now so that you may be sure of Goodyear Tires 5LIFCOYER5 Springs; Mrs. Agnes Secor, 120 area could be lighted and the'land served well and moderately priced the room for' the. time you Vish. ml houaing facilities at the Long bordering It on the eSat paved for U.S. bombing of Communist China went out this morning to fly a kite WATCH REPAIRS The sympathetic nerves axe not Snow Removal Service Repairs, Service ANDDRAFERIE5 Walnut St.; Richardson Steven and charging the United States and saw the body oh the roof. all combine to prpduce a top-notch John Morianos will be glad to list Lane School for Girls in Middle son, Bolton; Mrs. Dorothy- RoM 24 Taking Pari parking. , under voluntary control. That is, eating place, and with over 40 town; and additional- $260,000 for with germ warfare. Police were'not able to deter PHONE open dates, consult with you as daw Accessories erts, Stafford Springs; Mrs. Ruth . Reaction ^ vorable Cut Forecast a person dobs not have complete years of experience in the res to different menus and the various REUPHOL5TERING the Middletown Vocational School. The proposals, wirich came up in They forecast the'present case mine who was driving Uu wrecked control over the breathing or yie Bullard, 182 School St.; Mrs. Nel In Driving Test would follow the same patteVn— car, taurant .business, James Morianos, prices fo'r same. There is no ob 180 Spruce Dueet ' In another action,' the House lie Taylor, 201 Main S t connection with a discussion o f the No r m a n r. w eil heart rate.'aa one does over the the owner, have this happy com ligation for such information, ’ of RUG CLEANING killed a^biU designed to speed'op Parking Meter fund,' met with fa Apeeches by the Soviet and U.S. .’Hiey laid the door apparently OEMOLOOIST muscles which move an arm or a MASURY Phone Ml 9-0659 ..a d m i t t e d TODAY: Scott The Jaycees-sponso-e-men for The general manager ia.recom A buffet Iim<' / m w ll be served Thia will be offset by estimated the * sympathetic nervea and act noon to 8 p.m. on Sundays. This wiches and coffee or a full course CUSTOM MADE aad Cold Beer At AU Times In Memoriam S t; Mra. Ruth. McKuaick, 122 night at 7:30 to proceed to the individual needs? What companies,'in what industries; Open Daily 6 A.M, to 6 PAI. n?!i, ,‘ epOnsIbility for parking and traf Mrs: Thomas L. O’Brien, Mrs.'Ray the former Mary McGuire and 'a Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMEIU- a Flow Koto RuSber Base WaU Paiint trowski, 235 Oak S t; Robert Kee- e FKOHmO ^ B A R - B ^ U E Atand of the winding patha of life, SPEEDOMETEB CHECK URGED fic matters, is considering the mond B. Gorman, Mrs. Charles R. native of Manchfoter, was a teach OA8, NEW YORK 36, N,V, Print To fin4 out how quality Research can help improve -A,. swlnga open wide. ver, 33, Coburn Rd.; Gail WUaon, >^ew Haven, April 19 t/Pl— In Area Blazes WHERE THE GANG BEE US FOR: a. Du Pont House Palate . Is tha dusk aa the twilight purchase o f land for parking on HamUton, Mrs. Ermano Oaraventa, er at' Manchester High Sctool. Name Address and Pattern Num* your investment position, contact: Chickens and turkeye for a tan Olaatonbury; Stevbn Keama 34 Chieck yoitr speedsoieter. for ac the west side of Main S t Mrs. Andrew K. Thomas, Mrs. her. talizing dinaer. a Alumlanm Roll Up Awnlnga * Call oa for help an ypnirnext painting Job. 7 ^ traveler staj^ inside. Drive O; Mra. Marguerite Nelson, curacy If yon waaA to eaefipe foe Other budget appnpriatim John G. Rohan, Mrs. Wssley C. Andover' and North Coventry TROOPS BEINFOBOB^UMQN (}ullt Books now availablt— PDWARD W. KRASENICS, Manager <$assafo Open Saturday Until 8 P.M. MEETS. FOR A 4 Vaaettoa Blinds 60 W. Middle Xplm-; Warren long nrm of foe law mnir longer Bat gateway l ^ a tP^a ffiM-den Conns. 4fl IJtritflepI pt ; recommendations discussed last Gryk, Mra. Joseph- C. . Mcllduff, volunteer firemen sxUngulfoed Aden, April 19 VP, •— Britlah Flower <)ullta—QlOl; Orandmoib- Opeq Sunday Until I P.M, TASTY SANDWICH! a. Btorn Doors - " fair, ■ - - - - ^ radar. This advi we sails f o . - .night includpd M0S,6p6 for the dfra. Leo J. Kwash Mfo. Alfrad J, grass fires In their aregt^ tUi. troop retnforoeoMite loaded In er's Patchwork — Q102; AU-Year a eomUoandto Wtadowa Whare ihs aunsat glaams I know raine Boutin and daiigbter, 39 Rus- dny from foe Conaeefont Mefor Police Department, $112,992 for Mrs. Edward W.' Knlsdhtar morhlhg. RMiSfo protectorate today —' Q1081 Touag vFcU rti'-i QKH. - Shearson, Hammill $ Go. ■ WE SERVE . ■ , r I s Aad .tiia ana wa leva will ba happy sell Dr., Vernon;; Mra Jan . Eng- McMchpotor Awifino Co. Club which said It lUH%otod an garbage coUaeUon, $29,769 for ymond J. Badgsf, Mn. A t . 10:48, Andovet; won' called ia s esReass to new ireperto a f Pattern' pidcea and full directions 'I , Hem VwkStMk IwAmui Mfipehintor Movlog ~ MARV'2 - Delicious Coffee -■ JOHN 5 0 N PAINT CO: 'a aflargiotr.- land and eon, Wapping; Mrs. Mar- foereeahig nan e f eleefoeele epeefi School PoHcf, $12,000 for Spedat for a brush Are on Long HIU Rd., trouble' jfomg foe border'with 1 & Main Sfo-TeL Ml $-68X0 Ififi WEST CENTER BT. t Donovan and aon,' 7 Ashland J. derva se, MnC Ehigene for making twelve quilts in each 729 m a in ST„ MANCHESTER PHONB^Hl 9-6601 noaanrtng fiavtoea fejr palica fie- , Police Strvloas- and $7,250 for the and at 9:25, Np'rth Coventry on ycm v 911 Main P^ at. MimefoMfor • MHcball 9«1S7$ FUr Dally DeUvery OPEN 7 foBL TILL I0:$0 PJK TatoihoiM MI 6-$Ml , . ' Wifs, daughtera aad sisters. ■ , and Mrs. Edward J, Morl- Yaoiea, whim has beea I - of QlOl, Q102, and ()10S; ten quilts • «M|.|liicM|ig'Co, '< r parUneats. . Dog Ucaitsa Fimd. ' Mefrow Hill Rd., North Coventry,' ,lag Batefon a fjm ., ■ ■ ^ In i ' PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 19BS I // ■ MANCRESTBR e v e n in g HERALD. MANCHESTER, CbNN.. SATURDAY, APRIL49. i9M ALLEY OOP , BY V. T. HAMLIN OUR BOARIUNG HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Ai^hur Godfrey; . I'Doctor. - now dered. CRbinet puddfnf..would yat •nwis RK3MT, BUT MXru. MIANWHHJ^ A PART OF that you M v* cured me of one fear, expect to And the Beeretary of tin BE SAFE FROM HERE ON. THE REASON FpR THEIR 1' have another one. I’m afraid I Treaaury in it’ ' WEVE THINGS' PRETTY TVEIL S ^ l 9 0 m 4 JOURNEY _ _ _ ANO1HIG BlowNhjP 1__ ca|i't*iMiy you.” ^ ^■vCOMES BACK TO T1W.L ^ ; G l R E t CAN ’T A l A R The aeven-nfember Sam' Whate i>C0N8Clbi^NE58l ‘■OOK/'^filD THRBB G T »io s fe Dtnerr—Look here, '•-alter, there ley family—pafenta, fouf daugh> Hetald^A hgle PASS SR ASS^TC H E R AT T H t PLUG Before THBRACEl lan’t -'A -pertlcle o f turtle in thla ters and one son—of Pampe, 'Tex, WIR6 ? «-T ^ F -K A F F WHEN -WHY WAS X BORN f turtlOfoup. are all blackamltha.—Maxie Oof WEATHEP^ I ■r THEY CAME CLOSING S w iP-TLY -HANEWT I LINED . . WjUtoTr^-What of .Itr If you of- Itead, Cushln|r, Okla. tXJWNTHE STRETCH,^METHlNfi r RIGHT ?**How "CAN EArtL YOST Three Homers ■ONE MAN BE GO SiJAPPstT-oHAYEYOtJ A BRANDY BiMMifi Bditer Score Gets First Win, fL-As K ? - . I ’jli AN OLD OLYMPIC JIOCK-HEADBD? ^HJ.ETE -4 m y h e a r t IS - D aily Crofi^sword Puzzle Hit in First SPEAK OP, M A i^ Notes Taken from the Little Black Book Yankees Gain AL Lead 'iHolding down the first string catching job with the Notre Regular Came 49 Mother. 10 reanalliriw el • Dame varsity baseball squad this spring is husky Eddie V 1 LereeM pert M Borodoca. New York, April 1ft (flPV—Herb Scoro, dlEvelfin'd’B cours-* B Seaheems. /6S Pnapaio'a 11 Owelliac. Wojcik, A,sophomore, the Silk Towner batted .816 for the New York, April 19
— geous young pitcher, now has passod. the third bsrrier in hig 9 SttlfMh .aialiwilaat’ 19___Pipar. Irish during a Southern trip. . Manchester^ High has entered The decision is still ouf on corrtebaok bid. overcdmlng poo? fielding Bupport and his own A U WlMM Sell Leke acftaat l3 Coaatara. 88 boys in thd 20th annual ConnecticujLHigh School Relays fa. 57 Sky color. . 21 Caatia dhelt the Los Angeles CoHseum’s wiWpess to win his first game with the crackling fas^ll and this afternoon at the University of C 29 Grip. ejM afUr' last May’s dread.'ul a c 20 Croealaader. 67 Maka bald. 90 Baiuad. in conjunction with the purchase San Franclaco Giants put 82 shots 22 Oat e f tbape. 60 Romaa eCeUL 84 Aaalaa at i of railroad tickets to New York. over it in batting practica yester Jdent, then retumeo to face a bat Salvator# Sipjatrtto haayiMen Low excursion fares are available 2iiK iad. 69 Hat triantiag. 86 Wrap. awarded a varaity aporta letiar in day. ter again; gained hia first completa 96. Woiha o f Preach 70 Oaa aot to ba. 37 U l« for both Baturdaya and Sundays But of the three homers hit in Y LEAOIjE PLAYOFFS game yesterday with a five-hit, ■wlmmtng at Wealeyan UtuverSity. throughout- th* sesson. With Jags Fuller (133-^9) eight-strikeout Job that beat De a rtift Totilouae- inutad. M A graduste of Man^cster High. actual combat, only one got lost .jS heeir. Laalroc. 71 Mora ralfaaaL • • * . ■ behind the screen. And. ironlcBUy, m V Sponsor SUn Hllinskl <133t and troit 7-5. ‘ UP, <^UM/ 40 led Squat ia’a junior at yfaaleynn. . . . 97 Aatoeratie refac. 72 Cbritiauia n aioa. 42T Even before he looked at the the. screen checked what would Jerry Smith (I31J ahowirig the Maintains Record' tj h a p p e n s Johnny Dobrutaky/ formar . pro flrst pitch of the acaaun before way. E A 8 Gage upaey: favored eveR Y DAY. 91 Typa e l weetber. 73 lilaad aooica of earkctball playey^ In Mancheater have been a home run in either Although he walked, eight, the 32 BreaUiaa BMeaw. Italy'a'iroa ora, Bette^baUeoed. Boston fans at Fenway -Park, New York’s Polo Grounds or Mancheater Motor S ales^ l in last and a fo.mer ^ rn o n reaident,. is night’s best of five-game aeries to eight strikeouts— coupfad v,1 th six SI ’Vhete Beaenoat DOWN ^47 Tradaeai shortstop Don Buddin o f the Red Brooklim’s Ebbets Field and saved ■ ■ f ■ c a r n iv a l BY dlCR TURNEH fa. 1 Anay auaeot SO Perbapt. now living SM working in Pitta- Sox heard the boo birds Rharpen- determine the 1 ^ -5 8 playoff for three innings In a losing start field. M a a ey^ ger O'Oara of the a 6-8 dsictaion for the Dodgers in against Kansas City opening day 9S OutfchilTa 2 larealor ef ' 69 Creehet heelt Ing up their vocal chorda. 9ht- their bbme debut cbamptoiuhlp. Th^Motormen had daathter. taio alerau 53 Seerw ■niiaw. Berkahire/Gagle reports. Dobrut- couragement by tha Beantown finished. second Xo Correnti's In- —retained his unprecedented rec 99 FaiMua aittic Weal 54 Order ef aala. •ky phmd' with Manchester en fans would go a long way fn help MIeeed Base Costly ^ auranee durinrdvgular season play ord of averaging better than nine' ahpleter. ' ftor 65 BaUiffbi laadML tries in Eastern and American ing plug the gap at ahortatop. 'Rookie Jim Davenport’s - third while the Gagemen settled for strikeouts a game- In his major 41 Acoordiag te 56 BeUt CeOeg. Ltacua play following World ’The 22-year-old Buddin, who kit (he’s iO-for-18) went fbr only fourth plai league carcar. ' MOtoeoL 5Member ef lbs 59 _ reea jarde V/pf II. . . . Poeket-sixad baseball a double off the screeirin a ninth- LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS couldn’t do anything wrong < in E k B/ captured the opening ITie victor} pushed Cle\-«Iand in 43 Theatre box. 9fRMe 61 Capiarai SUHg. I’lea oir tha New York -i^an- Florida on the baeeball diamodd, inning Giants’ rally >Kat fell short n m e b/ 12 pins, 538-823. but the to a four-way .share 6f third in the M 4/BA M A Y -K J T WHEN A MAMS IN U M E 44 Joiatt neiay aetifity. 69 Saull apple and Boeton Red Box are of a tie when Davenport missed ^ I ' htotor Sales eventd tha match American League. The New York 46 Harrow aaddota. Cheer. committed two miacuea lit hlsArat WTTH TCXt,I SU C6S irP O N T iM n K R HCW available at the YTrat Netional game and added a third befen the thifd while raping for home on with a 82-pin advantage in thq Yehkeea toed* first, handing' Balti MUCH-MAINS HCB SOT-50 UM9«$ WS 49 _ Darlw rod Paul Fry. -“ S r BaRk. . . .. Holly Mandly pens hmkie Willln 1/ ■/ two atringa by a total of 37 pins, weak-hlttlng CHiicago Whl*e Sox ' 3 4 $6,800 to 918,000 a seajion. The game have been good. Holly te a men In blue.>get an autdihatie seum,^herc a crowd of 78,679 act winning the third game, 576-568 crackled ftnir home ry-ia and beat 14 Mancheater Country Club member 11.000 per peer raiae un^i they a ntajor league record for a reg and the fourth, 877-W. Kanaas City 11-7 it the. only other who haa held both the State and reach the maximum. In addition, ular season single game, there For the losers, Stan Sasiala A L glame scheduled. M New England amateur golf titles. each arbiter received MO 'per were no questione about two shots turned in a aparkling 160 single in In the National, the Los Ange • • • from the leajpic for hotel'and meel that’ won for Cincinnati and Mil his leoond game whllF Art Johnson les Dodgers defeated San Fran-' 20 money. During spring trUntiig, waukee. Who Said. All the Fish Got Atcay? 137-128 and Chet Nowlckl 125 cisco 6-T in their Cbliseiun debut Developing into a family man pinned other noteworthy single ■ la Jot McCluakcy. Manchester’s ec(!h ump received .ISOQ, plus $20 Rookie Vada Pinson's first home One of the first brownie trout caught at Walkefa Reservoir in Vernon this monlhtg. k opening before a crowd of 78.672—a major run was a grand-stammer that game efforts. league record tor a. single, regular ’ greatest slMtme sporU flgure, who a day for expeiGti mipney. day of fishing, is shown on fiie left being proudly dlaplayed by Timmy Mikoleit of 2 odhuxt St. riNAi, PLATorr m utice recently welcomed his second son • . •■■ry* gave the Redlege a 4-1 victory at Although there was .fog on the pond shortly after sunrise the fish were bitipg. and ngfer who R a a Oar* <*> season game. The unbeaten Chi and fourth child Into hie household Nineteen years ago. New York Pittsburgh. And Johnny L.ogan got hia limit of five early was Leonard Zbyk of 17 Ward St,, Rockville, shown < »- t ;ht abovo. Sher PorUrUeld 104 101 104 IM 491 cago Cuba ntpi - Urtniess St. Loi is belted a bsses-loaded job off Jack Kndl Tares .... SI lU 101 M 410 recently, ^orla a Wall 8t. broker opened the American League aea- Early bird cameraman was The Herald's Joe Satemia. Most fishermen were uaipg fieh lures. Jerry Smith . . . . » » 101 19* TSi 4S2 11-6, Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh in New-York City and also poaches eon at€ Yankee Stadium agalnat Sanford, the National League’s Stan llilinakl ..107 M 1 » 100 429 4-1 and Milwaukee defMted Phila- the National championship New the Rad Sox. Though the Red top ’87 rookie, for a 4-2 Milwaukee Jau Fuller ....<133 111 110 133 493 delnhla 4-2. decision over, Philadelphia last BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD York A. C. track team...Annual Sex were blanked, 2-0, the longest Totals ..... S33 417 $74 477 3906 Score, struck by Yankee GlI Me- hiUM|uet of the Recreatloa Depart- hit of the day was a double off the night 'The unbeaten Chicago Chibs Motors Bajss (I> Dougald’a lina drtvM at the three ebeekered flags to his credit Henk Sauer’e second homer of Outinga 35 . 21 .638 ■ Single Breka. ’Tie University of Pennsylvania. Sanol ’The.-usual race program is sched the day for.the Giants was a high Los Angeles, 19j(A*)— > change of ground niles made^ Loa Angeles third baseman Dick Buffets ...... 34 22 .607 •• pop over the screen, which starts Oambakaa . . , . 27 29' .482 Minnie Jdlnoso'a single broke participated in the Penn Relays, uled tonigbt, starting at 8:18. San Francisco’s rookie Jimmy Just before the Giants laiO Dodgers Gray, like Davenport a rookie up the tie ia<# twoMsih eighth / four years, twica while‘Urith New • • - • at-vlhe foul pole, 280 f^bt from the played their Los AngCIeb Inaugural | from the American Ann.,: knew Weddinga 96 30 .464- 71 plate. His first wiJl.a. solid. 340- Davenport failed to touch » 31 446 '.Mernjkv.'—Jlaga«Herman Franks two and faced only 16 men while , •aecoND AN' ' A RRACTICaL USf playing Bald in a damoostration of the loss American League eea- bouiMed back onto the fleld. Orig- questions quietly until Franks de Weddings blanking the Clambakea omaiN f>tM mnt>, ( THOU Ntw cuAtimnmnl allowed newsmen to talk with the InpUy such a hit above the bar no-hitting the Birils over the'last FOR MV NIW tVHffL, PC. against an umpire’s dcciaion and aon the New York Yankeee held a Grand Slam Hsoscr cided the interview should ,end. and Smorgasbord! upending the five. Jerry Lumpf’e fiy baU and W nj-iNCAK Pinson, up from Class C, player a short while and then asked itomatically wpuid. have been a DOWN rsKCONO • when they refused to return' to 67S to 811 edge over the Red Box them to ■ leave him. saying, "He The acting 'manager told the re Receptiona. Bobby Richardson’a siiigla scored ON nfTHHOW TO, ^ — ~ Y — ^ their eeata Bill Klom forfeited the in games won during the regular smackad hla slam after Ron Kline homer. 'The change in ground rules porters, “ Leave the kid al6ne. He RiU McAUlster 109-133-344, TH HOT CAWNUHn feels bad enough about it.” made such a ball atill in play. Mickey Mantie and. Bl\l Skownm, game to the Phillies. The PhiU led aeaaon. .Heavyweight Nino Valdes issued. hia only walks around a feels bad enough about it. He Oirrenti . 110-124-3S1,, June who had fiVe of the Tanka’ sight two-error p l^ in the third. Ex- Vice President Chub Feejrty With the score 6-4 favoring the just missed the base coming at the time, 9-0 at the end of eight refusesI to weatr black trunks in Uter expreseed his sentimen j^ h a U 128-828. Grace OUva l i t hits between them, in a deciding innlnga.:New Haven. Railroad has the rtiig. .No leas thi than 32 fighters Pirate Bob Purkey was the win Dodgera and Davdnport on second, around and whether he missed his ‘ Mary Brown 107-1T8, Ann Meyers sixth e3^1nat Billy Lbes. ner with Hal Jeffcoat's relief in certainly hope this doe«n’t/effect rookie right fielder Willie Kirk- atride or not. I don't know. " _ ^ _ ..... announced that baseball fans may ' have worn the lightweight crown, him adversely.” 108^ Bea Cormier 106, Myrna Ri- Jln> Landis, Ron Jackson. Luis seture rtsen-ed seat tickets for all | Abe Hitken was the first and Joe the ninth. The Redlegs got jtiit iand pounurf a drive to deep cen- Teammates said Davenport ap-tvoaa lls, Helen Wilheim iVs. Amy I'ApalScio and Yankee home gamgs on Saturdays ' Brown is the current king. four hit*, only one off rookies Hitting Sensati ter. Gino Cimoli chased it and had peared 'to get his feet angled as he Pirkey 105-105, Jean Mathiason I the White Sox homers aood for George Witt and Chirt Raydon and Davenport, a 23-ye^-old from a glove on the ball before drop- looked to make sure Kirkland's'i 109,'oo Helenu.i... Zuromsky 105,<>« -and —■ — ------. • . ‘ Siluria, Ala., has beerya hitting and ven runs. Although given a ex-R^ Don Gross over the last pin" it as he hit the fence. /] drive had dropped for a hit and in I Fran Crandall 106 topped ail par' 4-i six innings. fielding itar In htiyfirat four ma 4-0 lead in the first, Jim Wilson Davenport watched th^ play so doing missed the base. ticipants. needed relief help for the victory. ■ Tw o walks and Frank Torre's jor league g a m e ^ ith 10 hits in over his shoulder and as heWund- ’I missed it. -turned .around and MERCANTILE laiAGUE / Alex Kellner lost It. Tim Tam Creates New Mark single loaded the bases for Logan’s 18 official tim ^ at bat as the ed third he.missed the bagy Real- ' Kirkland was there, so I couldn’t Final Standings second major league slam In the Giants’ leadoff/man. izing his error, he tumedJmck but go back,” was the way Davenport, W L. sixth at Philadelphia. Bob Buhl Yesterdajylhough, waS his time Kirkland was charging into the a former Mississippi Southern Rainbow Club 81 Rockville Bona. 18-7 At Keeneland in Derby Prep won with a five-hitter. He had a to be the A“ *t as a base rui\ner, j base. So Davenport croaaed the football quarterback, stated the Man. Auto Part* 75 I BUGS BUNIJY two-hit shutout for seven, then and at the same time the victim plate. situation. Herm'a Camera 38 Three player* — Larry Bisku- BUZ SAWYER _ BY ROY CRANE FILL IT UP TJ tirfd after the Phils scored un Garden Restaurant 1 4 41 plak (four singles and a triple). EANWHU.E, I AND CLEAN New York, April 19 (M) -^Hm ^W ood wIU be the first start aince earned runs in the eighth. Reliever Gaudet Jewelers /81 5 DAY) PASS...4.4(. IkwEVC Mm U*CHKta», 4 T ^ Tam blasted the Keeneland ’Track Don McMahon saved Buhl's eighth 47 Bob Zdunexyk (aingle, double and ^RAOIO MOSCOVT IS a IN MOSCOiAll MY WINDSHIELD, for Ja.wel'a Reward. Tim Tam want Man. Optical , 51 ...57 ' VOU.' ANOTHER COMFUTB miA«* raeord in what probably was the on and won the Florida Derby at in a row over thq^Phtls, fanning Rip triple) and Red . Mooers (two SILENT. m U IR f! NOT OHt SHIPS POStnOM Mancheater Truay 49 .5959 triples and to single) — sparked Caiuniet colt’a next-to-last tunaup Gulfstrean. Repulski for the game's last but. Ace Piano 39 65 fx M lT T UHOtRSTAND REPORTED C O M im Y. BLOOPER* for tha Kentuck Derby, but one of The Chibs made it six straight Plalnville High School to a lop . VITCH, THAT W IO T i W ILL W W Willie Hartark 1'p Clinic Memorial Store 25 83 sided 18-7 victory over Rockvilla hie chief rtvals for the May 3 over the Cerds,' three this yeer, t»t.* WHY DO WE MOT His first outing since that race Montgomery/Ward 18 90 ' M AR ! F O R T W E l Louisville claasic ia stW-t* be heard with six runs in the fourth off .lofer yesterday afternoon in Plainville. March . 2G was the Blue Grass Sam Jones and Bob Mabe 'on tl The Rajnbow Club rules Coach John Cahavari't club was from, , league cltampioni and lB3t night’* That’s Jawcl's Rswarile with a 3-2 win over CCIL rival of equipment. The Herald will the Southern Aasn; In rune batted one mile Dert>y 'Trial on April. 29 supply the plugs and once again _in- In U.S. Debut Cleveland / 2 2 .500 1 Atkin* 136, Sonny Chandler 133. lii last season despite - a batting r«n d then ths Derby. Windham in WiUimantie Thurs- day. tereated persons are reminded tK'at ■ Washiftgloy 1 2 .333 17% Bill Zimmerman 12T- and Ed-Tom- -averago of onij^/687T B e knocked Basketball P a r t } ^ Seven were entered for the mile Washington, April 19 iJPj — This Boston / 1 3 .250 2 kiel 128. In 114 runs. Raudsepp upended the host any.fly will do, providing the barb and ' one ‘eighth Wood, which has is cut off.. Participants must bring capital is beeorrtng i charr.'^d city Tiday’s Uamet team's Larry Rhodes in sti^aight for European fig '.t Chainplons. Ask St^heduled Ton igh t produced elx winners of the Derby. sets, 7-8 and 6-2. But the Whippets along their own rods and reels. Chicaao at Kansas Ka City, Pierce Geowe Lewis’ Martin.. Rullah. Hartford'* Jim Randall, present Lahourari Godih, of Algerii) by (0-1)0-1) vsv4 Urban (0-0). swept the next two singles way of Paris. Tha -annual Racreation Depart- winner of last Saturday’s Experi matches, with John Riccio turning New Jersey.. State All-Accuracy Boston at Washington, Yornleles Norris Resigns as IBC Head^ nenth Boy’a Dpaketball Banquet mental Handicap at Jamaio^may back- Jack- Toomey, 6-2 and-7-5, champion and holder of four Club Godih, lightweight ohampion of (0-0) V* Ramoa (1-Oj. will be held tonight afartlng at be the top threat, although dSorge and* pick Man'dell beating Steve championiiihb)a. wllj serve aa the France, last night outpointed Lar Baltimore at New Y'brk, P'Dell ry Baker of Mt. Vernon, N, T„ In Gibson Waits for Court RuMns 6;3• ing Club, what change* are in BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 'S'STUOIIG “ Members of the AdvUory Park Md., where 12 wei# entered. Six Miguel Berrlqr‘ ln'd!i'-ethnhi. tlon the works for some time. After ha WOKE UP WITH THE A3 NBBATON IMS;. and Recreation Commission 'will to. turn back Windham’s duo of proper stroke and the pro|Mr feel Baltimore at New York. store for the organization? suffered a heart attack last 8um- V w v w - w M SOLUTION TO GOME of the 3-year-olds in that mile and of ,ithe- thumb which actually' con series which led him to the world None, at least for the preaent, BLH-1 STILL t h in k . EDGE OFHIGBBft praaent trophlas to playen on tha Rhodes and. Riccio, 6-4 and 6-2. in title. National l.«ague mer the 52-year-old multi-mllUon. PROBLEM THAT HAD TYING HI5 5«0«B. one BtxdieenUi number, which haa one doubles match while Co-Cap- trols the reel: correct »ha|i- of the' It 'wai indicated today. Mg.. ABERNATHY winning teams In tha Midget, J i^ ^Jersey Jones, long-time han Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 1. " aire was urged by cloae friends to 5TYMISD HIM.AUO BUT WIIHAT COULD .sent four horaea on.tb Derby fame, tain. Dick Yutea and. 'Thomaa wrist: correct balance and the; -ehicago 11, St. Louis 6. Truman. Gibion, the new pres drop some of his activities. LOVES AAE jOTTiD ITPOWN HE MEAN BY ior and Intermediate Leagues^ are eligible for the roses run. dler who Is American representa-’ clinched the Red a'nJ White vic proper bait. Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 5. ident, said; ’ In hia letter of resignation, MORE. '5 0 LOME MARY* Prixas also wiU be awarded to the tory with a hard-fought. 6-3. 3-6 live foi both Ba ey and Godih, three Town Tournament ■ cham jfesding the list are Mrs. Win- . A thorough review and a con Milwaukee 4, Philadelphia 3 .t’lWe will have to wait until the dated April 12. Norris said that his stonr- Guest’s Clandestine, Mr*. and tf4 triumph over the loser’s predicted a brighl future in Amer Supreme Court makes its ruling. pionship clubs. ’ test, open to all participants, will (Night). physicians had advia^ him to quit Marlon DuPont Scott’s Nala, and Dick (Squire and Mandeli. be held on the final ni.ght. Attrac ica for 28-yea/-old Lahoureri. Until thei^ no changes will be Parents and friends of the boys Baker provided little opposition )9taodings as head of the IBC. but that he had William Biihop’a Pemberton. The locals have - two hoiqo tive prizes will be awarded to the W L made in our operations.” are„eordiail^ tnylted And . tlcgeta as Godih stabbed v k * clouted to Pet. G.B. Dostpbned it until, he renewed tha Calumet isriU be seen in action matches n9xt week, entertatning R’irtners In the' Men’s 'Junior and Chicago 3 0 1.000 — . Gibson, a 46-year-old Negro at T V contract for the Friday night will be avmlBble at the door.. : on aiiother front Giilfsfream strong Bristol Monday afternoon his 20th *traight 'virtory elnc'e torney, referred to the facr that . U ■it-yRw------Senior Divisions aa well aa the 1M4. Milwaukee 2 1 .667 1 fights.. Park—where the entry of Fabiua and hosting newcomer Wethera- Women’e Junior and Senior Di- Los Angeles 2 2 .500 I ' i the government last July found Some observers pointed out that and PiBtof Lea is favored in the fleld Thursoay. viBiona. Godih, who won the French San Francisco 2 2 .500 the IBC of both New York and crqwn last April, may lack, the l'% not only was the government caus Schplsfitie Rsaeball V 52S,0C|q. ROuthern' Crops Handicap, Cincinnati 1' 1 .500 Chicago,' the Madison Square ing hi* troubles, but now district l>ower and |X>lt*h to threaten 114 at. a mile and one eighth. Fablus , PhUadelphIa 1 1 .500 114 Garden Corporation and Norris Attorney Frank Hogan of New BulkeleY 9, New London 9 (10 rain eeeond to Needles in the 1986 [trill Sunday norld’s lightwe'ght king Joe 1 2 guilty , of monopolizing champion York, has launched an investiga Bowling Banquets Lrown. But while ne'ther fighter Pittsburgh .333 2 Inaings). ' Derby, .then upset Needles In the St. Louis 0 3 .000 3 ship fights. tion Into boxing that could causa East HartfordiL Conard 1. * . ' ‘ did much to excite I le Arena crowd Preakriees! , Team Manager Russ Jlathiaeon The Women’s Bowling League Tuilay’s Games It directed the IBC of New him more strain. SUflleld 4, Ellsworth 3. ■ • Sixteen 3-year-oIda were entered reports that all club m ^bers are watching the nationally 'televised Yo'rk and Illinois to be dissolved. Ncjtris waa reported to be fishing Southington 8, Farmington 2. will hold its annual banquet to lO-round bout, Godih had tor muqh Cincinnati at Pittaburgh, Had- THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE JEFF COBB for the $28,000 Oakland Handicap Invited to try out for the British night at 7 o’clock at Garden Grove dix (0-0) V* R.G. Smith (0-0). But the Supreme Court las agreed somewhere off the Florida Keys BY WILSON SCRUGGS BY PETE HOFP'MAN s'Newington 15, Middletown 10.. at Golden Gate Fields, but none American Club softball team Sun •peed for the ■luggiah Baker and to hear the IBCTs appeal. and was no( available to elaborate Wilson 16, Glastonbury 10.' and the Automotive Bowling got in moat licks. St. Loula . at Chicago, * Miaell are conilderad Darby, candidates. day morning at C&arter Oak Park League will hold its banquet to (0-1) V* Phillips. (0-0). Another question that also ap on hia written statement. W0HIWHLC... Flalnvllle 18. RockvUle T; ' at 10-o'clock. All positions are Referee Marty Gallggher-acorefi Bill Gilmore'S Prise Hoat, high night at 7:30 at the Rosemount Milwaukee at Philadelphia, pears to be answered: Stafford 8, Plainfield 1. weight with 122 pounds and 9 ton open .qnd the team plans to the no-knockdown affair 99-80 for Now that Norris Is out, will St. . Thomaa Seminary -18, Bt. Restaurant. Awarding of prize* Godih, Judge Ben Alperateir, 99- Spahn (0-0) V* Simmoiu (jO-q). of Your Host, wasn’t nominated play in either the Rec Softball will highlight both •ffalr*. heavyweight Champion Floyd 'Xliemas Aquinas 8.^ - Leagiie or the Pusty League. 83, and Judge Julian Whitestone, Sah Francisco at Loa Angbles, tor the LtmlsvUle_/ace. Gomez (1-0) vs McDcvttt (0-0). Patterson be willing to fight for Rounding-'^dTsaturday’a''' pro, 99-85, The Aeaocleted Press liked the IBC? h E W L 0 N D 6 gram are a 510,000 aeven-furlong Univereity Park, Pa.—(N E A )— Godih. 97-86; Tomorrow's iQatne* Patteraon’e manager Cua WATERFORD Colle|gc Baneiiail handicap at Keeneland, the $10,- Season to Bemember Cal Emery .will carr>’ the .pitch . Godilh would have rated lOfl with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. D’Amatd, has refused to have 000 Patriot’s Handicap at Lincoln ing load for Peniv State. The all t2u’ee ofllcla:! had he not lost Milwaukee ..at- Philadelphts. anything to do Norris, Hla New Haven .State 'Teachere 8, Downs and the 915,()00 Inaugural San Jose, Calif. (T l—Cliff Bar etcapping' left-hander,, who also a potqt for a low blow in the ninth. St, Loui* at Chicago. feeling doesn’t seem to 'have SPEED BOV^ Quenset (R.I.) . Naval Station 1. Handicap at Sportinnans Park, rett of San Joqe State Freahmen plays flrat base. waS' voted the Baker, a o—Ri. 96 cS ^ auala, OnlomMa afid Panama. flalda, ^ U a Moon (111). - 84 runa :^d hRhit .3.381. Godih, who laya he’e beat at 185- is now 46-8-3. ' D’AiAato'a mihd (emalns to do k - > '.i H;.... ,
\ • PAGE TEN V MANCHESTER EVENlNd HERALD, MANCIHESTER. CONNf; SATURDAY. APRIL 1?, 1968 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CQNN„ SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1968 PAGE ^EVEN Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Bourd 59 Business Locations Auto Dri^iig Scho Busittess Services Offered 13 THERE ^UGHTA -BE A LAWl BY FAGALY and SHORTEN ArticiM For Solo 46 rertUlMra 60-A Houses for Sale n HousMfor Sale 72 Housea for Sale 72 Houses foK:Sale 72 SuborboD tor Sola’ 75 ATTRACnVELY furnished and for Rent 64 HARRISON Driver...... GARDBN PLOWING no Job .loo WKLL'ROTTtCD 0987.manure, de> WATKINS (XXV) EAST HARTFORD kxcel- (XIV) - ELLINGTON - New 8«/4 fifassificd' OltAOa 1(0. 1 loam dallyerad. M USED FURNITURE cheerful rooms. Complete light lent Investment property, $85^ . roon. ranch. Built-In oven and »a r a d e o f v a l u e s ROCKVILLE-rtANCl! LALTnlnf to drive In ‘OtirDr dukic dufel /:on- ^ amall. Netv (Karmall €ub). Rea- ■5«er ykrdj f yards minimum, No, 2 livered by the lead. Phona MI housekeeping faclUUes avaUablsi OOMKHilRCIAL buelness or.office “ROCKLEDGE trolled etenderd w eutQinetle aonable. Free eatlmatea. Alao lirht wary, 13.60 per yard. Graval, 8-7406; ; EXCHANGIGE space for rent. Up to 9800 (iqusre Excelleiit- investment propel^. stove. Paneled flreplace wall with Feel free to call on any of Attached Breezeway; and trucking. Call MI 0-S9S1. Single, double: Children accepted feet. WlU sub-dlvlde. 5Ialn St. Lo For further Information or ap^ bookcases. Full basemant, Cergm- care la caay, andyinjoyable. U> B ut let mi« enear in out N ecomal noti jmd crushed stone, stabUU^ atone. 15 Oak Street, Manchester --limited parking. (Central, reason SECTION" these hornet; wi|, wUi gladly Garage — Only |13,10^ AdvertiMment cenaed achMl auihoriied by De CHJHS WMO^ on NCR NECK UkC A LAVALtEIR- GOOD CLBAN tow m anure, MLIIO cated near Center. Plenty of.park- lntment to s e s . call R.-. P, \4c Uls bath. $14,900; R. F. Dimock give you the locaUon over the M A M RUBDISH .CO. Full . time sand, hot mix akphalt. Nuttdorf able price. Come see. Mrs.,-Dor mock k Co., Realtors. Ml 8-82«, If 'you are looking' for a ci tovely two bedroom ranch. HUm CLASSIFIED ADVT. partment of.M etor Vehlclee. ’ MI Sahd and Stone Co., m 8-3427. loads, delivered. Excellent for Olrl'a bicycle 26'* ...... $13 sey, 14 Arch St. * Ing. Phone MI 9-5239 or MI L7444. K Realtors, MI 9-5345, JoiMph phone along with the mortgag-'' 3-4M4. ' cleaning, removal aervice, hmd- shrube, gardene. Ml 8,7804, MX Lawson style chair Jokeph Asl\ford, 50 9-6818 BarAfford, 50 9-8818, Barbara. designed ranch having thi ing information. / ■is* living room and kitchen, fuU DEPT. HOURS. ' acaping, lawns mowed, driveway $39 cellar. C!ombtnaUon screeoa aitS NEED TIRE87 9-8781. Wing Chair ...... $19 PLEASANT, Utge heated room, bara Woods. 50.9-7702 or Robert Woods. 50 9-7702, or Robert Mur bedrooms, sttached gsrag^iriill to 8?15 A.M.'to 4:30 P.M. aeailng. patching. Metal, card- Mahogany cheat, six drawer, Houses for Rent 65 Murdock, 50 8-8473. ' dock, 50 84472. windows. Beautiful location. Near M otor^cles— Bicyries .11 board dmma. MI 9-97S7. , Goodyear, Goodrich, Firestone, WELL BOTTED cow manure and free parking, on bus line. 148 O n- wall carpeting and mipiy other MANCHESTER everything. I 9 -9— Armstrong. No down psyment, no very good ...... ter St. Tet. Ml 8-8002. ftrat/quality- top soil. Call MI Metal Wardrobe ...... SINGLE HOUSE, ten rooms, mod (XXVD) — EAST H A Rs'T F Q R D FOR TOPS IN REAL featuree. $11,100—Central expsndiblsnd»is ‘Cape. COPY CLOSING TIME MANC^STER Cycle Shop now lo- finance raarge. No payments hU 8-7M, Leonard L. Olgllo. / em. Oqeupancy Msy 1, Frederick^ (While they last) — New ranch WEBSTER AGENCY July. 20 months to pay, Kitchen dropleaf table?three RpQM FOR young working gentle ESTATE BE SURE TO $11,900—8 room Cape/now vacant. FOR tLAvSSIFIED ADVT. cated^t 149 Weaf Middle Tpke.. ATTICS, CELLARS cleaned, Rub- chairs ...... man. Shower and garage. 50 R. Manning, 280 Hackmatack St. homss. 114,990. (Completely \fln- CALL OWNEHTM 8-0520 $13,000—8 rooms, fMd dormer. Realtors dlrjKTtly acroaa street from former bish removed. MI 9-8874. . . COLE MOTORS Maple armed aofa ...... 8-88S8, 50 8-3148 or 50 3-4092, Ished). ‘Built-In stove, and oim , CONSULT US $13,700—7'roome./Ooane St.; neat. TR 5-5748 MON. THRU FRI. shop. Services all types uf bikes. 488 Center St. Household Goods 51 fireplace, ceramic tile bath, (utl This has beeiybccupled less than $15,500—7 ( 68*2);'brick, Keeney St. 11a w and used bikes For real COMPLE7PE repair^ on ' automatic 9x13:i2 RiRug ...... ,, %i basemenu, amesUe drives com HEBRON—Small farm at vlUag* 10:30 A.M. washers and dryers. Weslllng- . ^ Ml 9-0980 ANTKiUE niRNITURB,niR N A im B , sllvar, Open Thura. and Fri. evenlnga LARGE comfortable room for Suburban For Rent 66 V West Gardner ''ft. — Very nice two year# an*u is located at 81 $15,800—Custqm Ranch, a beauty. bargains see us. MI 9-2098. nned lady or gentleman. 50 pletely landscaped. 10% Town. tw o ranch, thr8e''h8t)rooms, largs Garth Roadi $16,500—b rpOme, roc. room. edge. Spacious horns, sight rooms, SATURDAY 9 A.M. houae. ' Philco-Bendix, Maytag, CLINTON chain saws: oWalt glass, cbuia, and used tumiibre till 9 9-5784. P.H.A. R. F. Dlmock k Co., Real- i(» baths. Good heat and water. Frigidaire. Members of ASCA. bought and aoid Funilture Repast RI2CXVILLB]— New three room M'nng room and a beratifu] kitchen Bowers. home workahop; Wright jpower TWO FRIGIDAIRES. Washing ma. apartment, ', refrigerator. t(ire, 50 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, antf^lnette. Full e'entr, garage. $17,500—Quality Ranch, new, ' Barn, three-car garage, amall BOYS 28" heavy Schwinn hike. Ex Stuart R. 'Wolcott. Phone MI sawa. Capitol Eiquipment Co., 88 Seri^ce 80 8-7449. p l e a sa n t room for tWo gentle 50 9-8818, Barbara Woods, 50 ADEM^IDE RD.—Large ranch coop, nine acres. $18,500, Talbot cellent condition, 820. MI 9.5500. 9-«678. chine and apartment else gas range, dlsposBlI, no pets, 875 Slttiatqd on a big corner lot with $18,9()0—7 room Cape, must sell. T O m tXIOPERATlON W tit Main. MI 8-7988. SALE^-8 OFF on wallpaper. , Walt stove. paU TR 5-7“1-7290. * men at Center, with parking, bath TR 5-2805, or TR 5-8050. , 9-7702 or Robert Mfirdock, 50 trees. T ^ y a ntee home. $18,500, home Ih a moat desirable iocstion. $18,50O-7'AnsaIdl R ^ch, Immtcu- Agency, PI 2-8800. BE APPI9ECIATEI tiles 4b a tile, Kcntllc,tntllc, froiIrom 7o and shower. 39 Hazel sT. MI 8-8472. only $2,000 cash down. fullj/finished recraation room, 2 lats 18” TORO ROTARY power mo ,'er, 9-7083. ■ cai/garage. VERNON—New flve room Ranch, BOY’S 28” BIKE Very good condi Household S errim diecontlnued model. One cniy. each Green Paint and Wallpaper, BUSINESS WOMAN wilt share <0) NEW 5% room ranch, ceramic $19.800—New Colonial, large lot. carport, .$12,900. Tremont Agency, tion. Call MI 9-9428. Regular 174.96—889.95. Mariow'e, at the Omen. Musical IiwtrumeMts 52 seven room house with same. tile bath, dming 51ancheatsr—Ferguson Rd. New $21,000—4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Realtors, RockvlUe, TR 6-2349. Dial Ml 3-^11 Offered , 13A Sweetheart Lake, Stafford Springs. _ area, attached ranch home, three Targe bedrooms, ^ CEDAR ST.—Three-fsmlly home, 121,500—Year old, 4A4 flat. 887 Main St. FRANK IS etartlng to buy and sell fa m o u s Kimball' spinet pianos, Apartments—Flats OV 4-2144, 4-8825. garage, full basement, amesUe tile bath, overaized living yoom. immaculate' throughout, 8. 4, 8 F1.AT STNISH Holland window drive..* Completely'*', landscaped room apartments, oil heat, garage. $24,300—Central, large Ranch, nice. (XX) $18,800— COVENTRY Lake, Business Services Offered 13 THREE PIECE living room suite good used ftimltuf'e end antiques 10 yea- guarantee. Lifetime guar Tenements dream kitchen and dinette. “ new seven room eplit level, 1*^ shades, made to measure, /ill at 430 Lake St. MI 9-8680. Hours antee on sounding beard. Out ROCKVILLE —- Throe room fur $17,200, R. P. Dimock * Co.. cellar and garage. Large Ij id' metal Venetian blinds at a new with slip coveree. Argua camera NOW RENTmO—RockvlIle-'Brand RcaRors. 50 9-6245, Joseph Ash WOODLAND ST. — Two new BOLTON beths, fireplace, atteched garage, lyost^ d Found 1 ELECTROLUX owners - Prompt, with flash attachment end leather 10-9 p.m. Closed Sundays. standing .exctuetve construction nished apartment. Tel. TR 8-9992 scaped lot with■ trees ses. B* suie ( to ranch hornet ready for occupancy. game room, lake privileges. P res-' fri'ndly service on your Electro low price Keys made while you features and tons. $595 up includ «new 414 room spacious duplex or TR 5-2244. ford. 50 9-8818, Barbara Woods, see this one. only $18,900, $17,000—New Ranch, acre lots. wait.. Marlow's. caae and miscellaneous Items. All USEXlVv—Overhauled and In good apartments. Individual, heat, hot 50 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, 50 silent Five rooms, full basement with ga ent mortgage can be assumed, LO.ST—I.,arg .kitchen.. Pull two ranches. Now Is the time to gorgeous view. Basement, g4ra_rage. moved. Call MI 8-4345. For further Information call M ^ mg “ rofds ” of - all— kinds Alto new equipped-: Rent, sell or lease. Can USED POWER inower, Reo reel defaulted S-room- home outfijk COD'- of any home organs. Dubaldo Dlmock k Co.. Realtors, 50 basement, hot water-st/r best. Large make your move, chose your own Adsmg and West Middle Turnpike Esliger, Hurri-clean Transit M MEDICAL. TECHNOLOGIST, male slating of 3-plece living ro m , 3 Music Canter, 198 West Middle PARK CHESTNUT ppartmente - 9-5245, Joseph Ashford. 50 9-8818, amaze you, only $17,800. Small Price $14,700. (>sh required $3500. ASHES. RUBBISH, garbage, walks roofe Ointer work. Chim."ayt be seen Sat. and Sun., 183 Spruce or female. 40 hour week, no night type. Good conindltM . ’ 138. RU caah required. lot full shrubbed./Cali owner. 50 colors, allow ample time to dispose Madeline Smith, Realtor. 50 to Farmington Ave., near Aetna. 9-7883. cleaned, r^aired, - 98 ' yearn’ sa St..' comer Birch,. Will sell com 9-3027, step tables, matching cocluU Turnpike. , Now available for'occupenev. 4. WANTED Barbara Woods. 50 9-7702 or Rob 9-4218 A ^ of your present property. 5U 9-a03. shoveled, all kinds of genera) work ii call, rotation departments, alter table, 3 table lamps, rug. rug patL 4*4-5 room apartments. Open' Sat ert Murdock, 50 3-8472. 9-1842. / and light trucking. Rags and enence ' Free estimates -Call plete property, three stores and nate Saturdays, one Sunday per SOLD ALL MAKES of sewing nutchines owley Manchester b u . S-Siai five apartments. Low payment to SIXTEEN WINDOW M b , six smoker and baasock. Bedroom con^ BE SURE TO see and hear the urday and Sunilay. 10 a.m.-7'p.m. FIVE ROOM RENT 5tANCHS;8TER^Ideal home and BOLTON CENTER BEAUTIFUL eeven^toom country WANTED—Ride to Pratt and Whit papers picked up free. Prices rea experOy aervided and eUctrtfied. S month. Salary related to. training eiets of Srpiece bedroom, box rfiw Wurlitser Chord Organ. Only Weekdays 1-7 pfm. Call 50 8-087$ (I) BOLTON—Custom built ranch ney. 1st shift. From vicinity of .^responalble buyer. : lights 29x31. SOc eaph. Cell after Bolton Lake—Very hard to find. location for ^m ily with children. Eight choice lots, all an acre or home with character. Two flre- sonable. B0 9-0142. Have your machine c l^ e d , oiled and experience. For detiila con- I 5 p.m. MI 9-1944. \ spring, Innerspring mattreaa, 2 Chord Organ available with 2 IN MANCHESTER $16.9(X). Six rooms, ceramic tUs Spacious, located near grade and Union-St. MI 9-1604. itact Lane Giddinge, M.D. Patholo- hianuals. only $989.50 Including 5 COVENTRY/Four room unfur bath, mahogany kitchen •-abluets, Juet a stones throw from the more. Investigate having a custom placse, 2*,4 acreahf excellent land, HILLS' TELEVISION Service. and adjusted for yout/tpring sew Heating and Plumbinig 17 piUowe. 3 boudoir lamps tnd 2 pic water. Excellent sandy beach for. ne\ hlgfh/school. Contains four buljt home in this beautiful area. place, 2*4 acreA of excellent land. ing needs. A-B.C. Apnliance Re gift, Manchester Me'inoriel Hoepl- USE A TORO power mower fi^sm tures. Th<* kitchen consists of ex private lessons. Optional perrus- "•■bed apwm ent. 3rd floor. Fam- fully plastered. 'Two-car garage. bedroonu, living room 14x25, Available at all timet. Phllcb fac pairs, 21 Maple Sp:, MI 9-1575. Help Wanted— Female 35 Ul, MI 8-1141. MarloW’e to make your lawn c a n slon and pedal board. Temno Tcmp< •'^*' •rceplable, $40 per For one of our trusted employee. For further Information or ap you. boating and ewirhming. Four Builder Is making plans to sUrt in Ameslte drive, with fine barn. tory supervised eervlce. Tel. Ml S. WATSON. PI.UMBDfU and neat tension table’, 4 matching chaihi, He has been with ua seven years, room ranch, backyard completely large kitchen and dining room, the very near future. 3-8913. Automobiles for Sale 4 eaaier. Prices begin at $89.95. ijility cabinet, range, refrigerator Organ Btudioe. 388 Main St., Man month. Til. PI 2-7.158. pointment t(j see call the R. F. disha^her, dispoeal, recreation 9-9698. FURNTTi'RE ye^iring and reftn ing contractor. New tnetaltatlone, Mariow'e, 887 Main St. ' \ cneicheater: Exclusive Wurlltzer Or has two children. an(i we esn rec Dlmock k Co., Realtors/Ml 9-8245, fenced In. Menv trees. G.E. heat alteration work and repair wot!.. BOOKKEBPER~-Only person with * set. Original price $1,173; APARYMENTS-jRock'vDIe. New ing eyetem. Electric hot water room: Aluminum atorm windows, Check Our MLS Listings BEFORE YOU bUY e used car S’ WEATHERSTRIP lahlng: antiques restored Furni at leant five years* experience Situations Wanted— balance $578.40. Call ktr. I repreeenlative. ommend him highly. s, Joseph Ashford. MI 9-8818, Bar tom built 1948. Newly painted tee Gorman Motor Sales. Bulek DICK Com ture ReptUY Service, Tatpott'vllle. 80 9-8809. ROPER GAS atove. Good condition. three room and bath. Excellent lo- bara Woods, 50- 9-7702 or Robert heater. Hurry on this one, only pany, doom and windows, custom \need apply. Five days, compzmy Female 36 Hartford CH 7-0358, any calton. Large ameslte parking for ,1 $8,900. Small cash. decorated, throughout. Vacant. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor WantedxReal Estate 77 Sales Slid Service, 285 Main 8 0 8-7449/ ~ . benefita; ^ i d .vacations. Write Singer-sewlM machine. Priced I p.m. 5turdock 50 3-8472,: Street. Ml 9-45tl. Open'evenings. wont, guaranteed. Call 80 9^1688 reaaonabic'. Call 50 9-8748. tWo cars each apartment. Large Open Sunday afte.iTioon. 285 Sum- MI 3-,1577 or MI 9-7751 PLUMBING AND beauiU ^_ rs|repalm compteta resume, Box P. Heiald. GIRL FRIDAY—Office and busi T^earinE Apparel— Fura 57 j WRITE (Coventry—Six room ranch near '^mit St., Manchester. Inquire.Town USltNOS WANTEO^lngls, two- after 8 p.m. FOR80CA counters, ceramic wall ness 'experience, seeks part timq STERILIZED used furniture re back lawn. Modern a[q>Dances. MANCHESTER—Ontom brick and •87 FORD Fatrlane 2-door Victoria,, andyfloOr Ule. Let ua modernize and contract work. CWia l i ^ 9-'8841. VentUatoi fan. DIspoaal laundro frame six room raqch. *v,-o fire the lake. Three bedrooms. This Is anr' Country Realty, AD 3^8288, Office open Sunday afternoon fainUy, thraa-famUy, bualneae LAWNS AND gardens olqwed with, WANTBfl}-Middle-aged woman aa work. Manchester or Tolland paired and (rntny flnlshed. Moat of MATERNITY dresses, size 12, $3) BOX Z. HERALD a honey of a home, price only Glastonbury, MEdford 3-2792. property. Hava many caah buyers. radio, heater, extras; low mfleage. your bathroom and kitchen. For companion to elderly lady. Good County. OV 4-3925. TOP SOIL. Haul your own. Call it'looks like'new. Living room set, each. Dresaea, alze 40, $3 each. Air mat. rotary TV antenna. Heat, places. large recreation room, Private. Reascmable. MI 9-0088. . rotary plow. Free eatlmatea. LLOYD'S PLUMBING S e ^ c e as MI 9-5894 between 7-9 p.m. only $16,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, $10,300. Small caah down. WEST GARDNER St.—Throe bed- Mortgages arranged Please call Rapid Service. Call Pi 3-7889 hrbe estimates call MI 9-2855, The cures satiefactlom prompt ^nriee. home pNferred to high wages. maple sofa bed. maple platform like new, MI 8-5387. ■ Adults. Phone 50 9-4324. TR VERNON—Box Mountain Homee. George L. Graziadio, Realtor. 50 /Tile Shop, 243 No. Main St. Tel. 50 9-2170. / ' 5-5775, 50 9-8132. too- ranch. Oil hot water heat. WHY WALK when we can sell you CH 7-8124, MI 9-5488. rociiera, bedroom sets, kitchen Business Property for Sale 70 We have ftiany homes In.Man Six room cape with full shed dor Fireplace. Immediate occupancy. 9-8871. 109. Henry S t A B C SERVICE Comi SituatioiM Wanted—Male 39 eats. beds, dreeeers. chests, «ribs. PERSIAN LA5fB coat, worn few chester, Bolton and Coventry area. mer. 1*4 years old, sttached ga a car with no money down, Easy RADIO REPAIRS on any make— FURNACES Cleaned, repaired. In Ex p e r ie n c e d woman to do HAND CULTIVATOR wiUi atUch- times, 3375/ Size 18-20. Pastel FOUR ROOM apartment, two bed HIGH e l e v a t io n . Immaculate $1000 down. Charles W. Lathrop, USTINGS WANTED. Single ' and terms arranged. Cole Motors, 884 Maple, Ml 9-1675. Membe: all amplifiers and phonographs ments. Call 50 9-7017, Thayer baby, carriage, high rooms, wardrobe closets, large MANCHESTER — Brick building, three bedroom ranch, ceramic For tops in homes be sure to con rage and sundeck. Oil hot water Realtor, 50 9-0384 or MI 3-7868. Appliance Service Gontra'ctom'/Ae- stalled. Gas, oil, coal. HeattM, housewoi^k. Twice weekly. Call MI chairs, refrigerators, gas end elec ml--k atole jl875 value) $390, sult the heat. FHA mortgage available. A two-family bouses. Member of Center St. Ml 9-0980. and changeni. Over 47 years total cooling and sheet metal work..I n 9-9828.' \ SPRING CLEANING, 50 9-3581 never worn. Three skin Baum living room with fireplace, attrac built 1941, hag three excellent four bath, hot water heat, garage, 50B. Howard R. HasUnga, Raal- sociation ; servicing H o t^n t, experience. 90 days guarantee on after 4 p.m. GIRL’S BIKE 38”. Excellent condi tric atoves. One beautiful Andes tive cabinet. kitchen, large bath room apartments. luncheonette trees, only $12,950. Carlton W, A A Really. AD 8-2,147 or Jim and SIX ROOM Green Manor Ranch A.B.C, Kelvlnator,^ BI^<‘katone. Manchester since 1937. T. P. tion. Reasonable. Call 50 9-3007 combination gas log hester snd 5Iarten scarf, like new. $110. Let- tor, 50 8-U07 any time. BORGWARD sedan and station 811 work. Potterton’e. out Muakrat cape., excellent condi completely modern. Electric range * radio and television store Hutchins. MI 9-S132. Jean Tuttle. 50 9-8305. with attached garage. Gonatancs wagon. Authorized dealer, Ralph’s Maytag. Washers, .dryetd, ranges. Aitkin, Tolland Turnpike, Man afler 8 p.m. gas with chrome pips including Each apartment has separate, MANCHESTER REALTY Drive, Plastered walls, ceramic cheater. MI 3-8793, WANTED—bompdnion for elderly tion, $65. 50 9-80Sr mter 8 p.m and refrigerator. $85. Babcock ------MANCHESTER—Small farm. 944 ARE YOU OONSlDBRmO Motor Sales. Inc.. 55 Windsor H.P. and K.A. diahwynera. lady. Cali: 50 3-4747. Doga—Birds—Pets 41 three baffles and. sccessories for Hill, South Coventry. Adults pre- heating plants and Individual elec< BEAUTIFUL new th r^ bedroom COMPAKY bath, fireplace. Enclosed porch, SELLING YOUR PROPinWYT Ave., Rockville. MI 8-1889. Building—Contracting 14 Installing. Open f-9. LeBIsne Fur THREE EVENING gowns, sizes ferred.- Conalder one • child. 50 : trie and gas meters. Income bet ranch, hot water heat, ceramic acres, 3*4 miles from Manchester many ehade trees. Assume 4% We wlU appralea your profierty QONDER'S T V SayVIce. avaUable MANCHESTER MOTEL, McNall 5tANCHESTBR PET Center, 90S BiMits and Aeceas4>iie9 niture Hospital, 195 South St., bath, excellent workmanship, 100’ TED GOODCHILD Center, 1400 feet road frontage. mortgage from owner. 50 9-1887. 1955 BORGWARD tWo-door sedan, any time. - Antenna conversions. Insurance 18 11-18, Practically new. Call .Ml 3-7058 after 8 p.m. j ter than $4,000 per year. Also an free and without any obugaUen. ALL TYPES of carpentry work 8t„ R.FJJ. No. 1 -5 0 3-4148. Wom Main'St.. Ml 9-4273. Open Monday Rockville. 9-$382. \ adjoining building with income of frontage, $11,700. Carlton W, i MI 3-0000 50 3-4348 Clear level land, six room single We aleo buy Braperty for caah. radio, heater. Ralph’s-MotorJtales, Philco factory supervised eervlce done, aiterationa, dormera roof an wanted for cleaning, must have through Saturday 9-8, Thureday NEW FIRST floor apartment In Hutchins, MI 9-5132. houss. hot air oil heat; Artesian GA5tBOLA’n BUILT Uiree bed Tel. MI 9-1488.' HOME SWEET HOME! Keep it ROWBOAT and Johnson motor.' OTOSLEY DOUBLE oyen alectrie $1,920 per year. For price and Member 5niltipla Uathig Inc.., 85 Windsor Ave., Rockville. ing. porches, etc. Call Ml 9-8981 own transportation. and Friday nighta till 9, older home. Ample parking. One terms, please call Howard R. MANCHESTER—Four bedroom Co well, three car garage. Barn with room ranch with or without new STANLEY BRAY. Realtor - MI-8>1889;...... — vv-;--— - - - ..... ■ that- way . Protect U- with thefL in Call MI 9-0883. I stove, in excellent condition: 1128. mile from bus. Kitchen, bath', llv- BEDROOM Colonlel. 1*4 lonial, 1*,4 bat baths, garage -huge s|x.jiors<. stalls. Small aunhouse. furniture. Large lot with privacy. OtfiirBtMLDOSaN^ excavating!. BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. PARAICEBTS for ssdei a to e rb re ^ Wanted—To Buy 58 Hastings. Realtor, Manchester, MI BRAB^BURN REALTY surance. Then a .robbery Isn’t — — U Sumu jsump,. never used. $35. Thor ,,^ j® p m , te-p. bedrooma. -.Baze- 9-U07 ------4^ renovs' A.K.C. registered. Permanently motor. Used forty hours. Very lone or whole coUectlon), 70 5fUl four room apartment. Private Realtor, 50 8-1577 or 50 9-'n6t. E. Cowell. Owner builder. Phone sociate, 50 9-8952. Member Multi Bolton Elementary School, R.^D. 50 3-1721. 81. Tel M S-8717. bath. heat, hot water, atove end aqbare ft. of living area. 6 minutes for $1S,80C — leas than the pur GLASTONBURY — Cedar. Ridge 50 9-6013. 88 Buckingham St. ple Listing Service. '*’ tion. John Whitham. MI 3-6841. FOR , YOUR repairs or , new work inoculated. H. C, Chase, Harmony fast. $900. Terma can be arranged. from Manchester Green. Youngs chase price. Quality throughout. Area, close to Manchester, Nearly 1947 CHEVROLB?T, jWvo-dodr coupe. call William Kanehl,. Contractor Moving—Trucking- No, 2^ Manchester. __ Hill, Hebron Rd., Bolton, 50 frigerator. -$$5 per month. Avstl. NOW *' ALL TYPES of lawn mowers sharp PI 2-8038 .or PI 2-i684.~-^ ~ r GARDEN TRACTOR, pneumatic able May 1. ,TR 5-5128. town kitchen, living room with Vacant. T. J. Crockett, Realtor. new six room ranch, three large : ONLY $12,900. Very clean six room Radio, haaier Uiri>cf|ooa! rignal* isnd Builder. Tel. MI 3-7778. Storage 2({ PAINTERS. First class men onl; 8-5427. SELL AT \niOLESALE flreplsce, vestibule. I^rgr lot. : MI 3-157 or MI 9-7751. Qean. MI 9-89^. ened and repaired. 113 Wells St. tirea, implemenU. Reasonable. IS THE TLME TO BUY bedrooma. plenty of clo.«et apace. ! Cape Cod. Oil heat, plastered MI 9-4888. GARAGE SPECIAUST. Get my Steady work. Call 50 8-0883 after' ARE YOU,g(jing away this Sunday Diamonds—Watrhes— Call Manchester Welding Service. TWO ROOM fhrnished apartment I $15,500. R F. Dlmock and Co., 1 Living room with three e.xposures, walls. Close to school, transports- 51ANCHESTEP .Moving and Truck 6 p.m. Two new refrigeratore, one oil 50 9-1858 or MI 9-8782. * complete .with bath Adults Buai-! Realtors. MI 9-S24S. Joseph Ash Beautiful .Six Room Finished MANCHESTER PROPER'nES two fireplaces, 1'- baths, nice tion. sliopping. Truly a fine vatiie 1958 H-TON / p l ^ p . aean. No prices before building. Also gen ing Co 50'3-8963. Owned anc* op ' ,or weekend? why not leav« your Jewgirjf 48 gee combinetloh rairte, one 30” gas About Town down payment, 14.90 weekly. No LAWN MOWING and general gar eral carpentry. Small Jobs wel log with ui where it will be cool —------— I nets block. Free parkins. Weekly ford, Ml 9-6818. Barbara Woods. Cape porch. tS*’o car garage. Located Call US now. The Wtlllani E, Bel- dening at a reasonable coat. Call erated bv Walter B. “errett. Jr., WORKERS AND drivers for tobac LEONART W. YOST, Jeweler. r«- range, one 30” electric range, one ” „ ------monthly rental Mr. Keith. MI Ml 9-7702. or Robert Murdock, -Ml For $9500—8 room one-family home high on a knoll, I'* acre lot with fiore Agency. MT 0-0760. payment-tni June. MI 9-0980, ask come. Ixnv overhead. Reasonable agent for ^ m h a m ’a Van Service co farin. Bring Social Security d comfortable. $1 per day for 3-8472. Fireplace,^ bookcases, all city in desirable locaUon. Oil heal- American Legion Auxiliary for Mr. Cole. •MI 9-9812 after 7 p.m. prices. TR 5-6769. 'Idog sitting. $1.25 with meals. We palre, adjueta watenea expertly built-in oven and se'tYicc unit. Four Rooms Without Board 59, 9.8191. utilities, enclosed yard, garage, e.xcellent view. Inquire Town and Service IC/48I states. card and apply Conn. State Em Reasonable jmeea Open dally. amesite drive. Near stores, buses . automatic hot water, large barn, Country Realty. AD 3-6268, Glas- MANCHESTER-Large seven room members are reminded to bring ployment Sendee, 808 Main St., also board dogs. H. C. Chase, Har air-conditioning units, one psed. ROOM FOR RBi^T. Inquire State i FOUR ROOM first door flat Suit- fXDO-SPECTAL! New 6*4 room can be used for garage or stor center, hall Cape Cod on land donations for the white elephant FOIV^ SALE—1947 ' International CARPENTESt—Experienced In all MANCHE^STEIR Package Delivery. mony HUI. Bolton. 50 3-5427. Thureday evenings. 139 Sprues and schools. Priced at only $15,.300. : tonburv. ME 3-2792. truck, motor good, $75. MI GARDENS PLOWED with John fields of carpentry. Contract or Mancheater. Street. 50 9-4387. Tailor Shop. 8 Bisseil. Ml 8-7383. able for amall famllv. Rent 05 ranch. Built-in oven and atove, age. Lot 50x150. scaped corner lot. Two baths, ga table to the meeting Monday at Dedre.tractor. Call MI 9-2138. Light linicking and (Mckage deliV' LAFLAMME APPLIANCE After 8:3C 50 3-5047. month. Write Rox RG. Herald. fully plastered, full basement. CHARLE.S LF.«:PERANCE, : BOLTON—Off Rt. 44-A. Two bed- rage and'Jbrtftzew’sy. dishwasher, 8 p.m. in the Legion Home. Mrs. reasonable hourly rates. Tel. MI ery ______BROKER I 8-0731. ,Refligerators, washers am) INSPECTOR ON aircraft parts. Articles For Sale 45 Gardon—Farm—-Dairy CO. $15,900. R F. Dlmock A Co Real For $15,609—Sound, sturdy 6 room | rtx>m ranch, garage, laundry nook, pine paneled den. two fireplaces. Harold Etelcher heads the refresh- ' /'1951 MERCURY four door, new stoyb moving tpecialty Folding Must be well qualified. Dean Ma p l e a s a n t / ROOM-4lulet home, j ROCKVILLE Six room apartment”^ tors, M; 9-5245. Joseph Ashford Ml 9-7620 I dwelling. Hot water oil heat, com- hot water heat, full basement, Owner MI 3-7470, ! ment committee. LAWNS MOWED and trimmed. chairs for rent 50 9-0782 chine Products, 185 Adame St., Protlucta / 50 15 OAK STREET next to bath and shower, free j with bath, range Hot water heat-! Ml 9-681S, Barbars Woods, MI bination screens, storm windows paint Job. seat covers, Al condi ALTERATIONS to kitchens, bpth- 6-6 DUPLE.X. garage, amesite artesian well, trees and many i r? :' ______—:------tion. Moriarty Gulf Service, 475 MI 3-8948. rooma, attics, cellars, porches, or . Manchester. KNAPP SHOES. Harry Mahoney, ^ k ln g /50 9-0887. I «r. Call 50 9-2223 { 9-7702, or Robert Murdock, ' Ml and doors. 1-csr oversized ga-' extras. Comfortable, economical. | *^!^•^CHE-STER oujl^sklrts—Close in 5Irs. Howard .'Smith ■a-lll serve tOVE BY TRAILER van. It’s lesa COOKINO AND eatliig sp^>lIsa, 75c SOFA, CLUB chair, four .tables, 8-8472. drive.' centrally located, only rage. Lot 75x140, Three bedroom Cape. l>j baths. Hartford Road. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re playroom. Plumbing, carpentry, expensive—One load instead of 38 Maple St. Tel. 50 8-4327. a 16 quart basket. Lou^i Bottt, solid mahogany four poster bed STHGU;LE ROOM1 for gentleman or $15,800. Call early on this one. $11,800. MI 9-6210. as chairman of the hostess com electrical and masonry. Aluminunr FRANCHISE evaUable, $475 Invest end chest, vanity and two chairs, lady For $16,500—6 room Ranch in con-^ Nice condition, large lot. Owner mittee st the meeting'of Sunset paired. Air cool engines repaired, two or three—Easierthree—Eaai'er loading and ment needed. Covers cost of ma TOP QUALITY loam. Ehecellent for 380 Bush HID Rd. let. Inquire 224 Charter FOUR ROOM second floor apart- NEW SIX ROOM house. Carter St., Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor MI FIVE ROOM CAPE. West Side. I sacrificing. Full price. $11,500. work guaranteed. Ideal Grinding siding/' GarkgeSr cottages, out unloading'— Distipetive, d(mifltd dining room Set with buffet and Oak. Ml 3-8368. CH 8-4137. ment. no furnace. MI 3-4782. Manchester. Fivu rooms, complete 9-5132, venient location..' Fireplace, oil I Rebekah Lodge Monday at 7:45 1950 CADnXAC convertible. 1952 buildings, room additions. Nusfde terial needed to start. No previ landscaping, greenhouses end glass cjiina closet. 50 3-8857. Three bedrooms, basement recrca- j Call the Ell-sworth Mjtten Agency, p.m. in Odd Fellows Hal}- Reports Shop, 273 Adame St: MI 9-3120, MI and smarf. ”Th« Best for Labs.” ous experience peeded. Franchise MeINTOSH APPLES No. 1 sizs hill rear dormer. 1*4 baths, fire he t. attached garage. Immediate! tion room, hot water heat oil, ga-1 Realtors, MI 3-6930. Ford two-door. Call MI 9-5009. Engineering Company, Inc./ 34 lawiie. Fill gravel, atone. Call 11.00. Alao cooking apples 75c PLEASANT room near bath for one : ' occupancy will be presented of the current 3-8979. , Oak St.. 50 3-1425. The Austin A. Chambers Co., (03 dealeVs now making as much as Walt 50 3-8603. place, basement garage. T. Shan Beautiful Five 'Room Ranch rage, ameslte drive. Immediate I 19.50 FORD sIbDAN. $175. 1950 East Middle Turnpike, 50 3-5187, H bushel bags. LoUla Bunce Farm, ._ » r two gentlemen. Parking. 541 Baainess Locations, non. Builder. Ml 3-7469. BU 9-1418. Full basement, two fireplaces, SOUTH WINDSOR — Ranch 8’i Rebekah Aseembly meetings In $1600 weekly. Immediate sales to 529 West Center. 50 3-8118. High St. i Other listings available, call for occupancy, $14,700. Building lot, New Haven. \ Ford two-door $100. 1951 Nash LANDSCAPING, yards cleaneiL Hartford CH 7-1423. gether with leads furnished with BARGAINS—Famous "Hoover vac for Rent 64 plastered walls, full Insulation, cop appointfnent. 100' frontage. Off Highland St., | rooms, fireplace, P5ill basement. se, years old. Less chromed $200. Call MI 9-3932. •3-0420. FOR ALL TYPES of roofing arid PaintinR—Papering! 21 demonstration. 50 9-3651 after 3 Top Calti«’ated East Center St from $40. An- > multiple dwelling R F Dimock A bu.sline and school, than $2,000 assumes G.I. mort R. I. daily from dur own layers. Our Stone imited Supply. drews Manchester Corporation, i Co., Reritors, .Ml 9-5215, Joseph' Tel. 50 9-4543 rooms, radiant heat. 5Iove right] Duplicates Ara So Pretty siding, clapboard,, asbestos. «You p.m. pnee la lowest In town. MI 9-9904. NOTICE CHARLE.S LP:.SPERAN’CE, in. $16,500. Several other homes at | gage, Owner transferred. Call Ga - may save by calling now for your PAINTING AND paperhangtng. In accordance with the requlre- AD 3-5454. ; Ashford, Ml 9-6818, Barbara j BROKER fair prices. Easy terms. George | ton Realty Co. Office 165 School 1948 T3HEVROIJ5T. Radio, heater. LAWNS REPAIRED and rolled NO NIGHT WORK ------i Woods, Ml 9-7702 or Robert Mur-1 MANCHESTER—Five Room, Cape free estimates..AH materials and Good clean workmanahhlp at res PEAT Humus, shredded, acrcened, NORTH END pansy garden, Gen- ! menu of the Zoning Regulatlone -MI 9-7620 / with garage near bus line and L. Graziadio, Realtor, Manches-1 Sr. Manchester. MI 9-5731 days. Price $80. Call MI 9-8457. with power roller. MI 9-8275. tonable rates: 80 years in Man- Our men average $1'2S-$17S week excellent top dressing, soli condi Ml 9-0650 OFFICE SPACE suitable for doc- i dock. Ml 3-6472-. I Ed Bancroft, Res. JA 8-4949. Dave workmanship Maranteed. Mao- erous basket, SOc, Fr^erick Dent, - for the Town of Mancheater, Conn., tor, lawyer, optometrist, real es-, shopping. Excellent condition, now ter. 50 0-5878. RAY ANN TV Clinic, aervice call cheater Roofing and Siding Co., cbestcr. Raymond Flake. 50 ly commission on a ONE STOP tioner. 50 8-8515. 41 Apel Place. “the Zoning Board of Appeals will (XlIIl-SANTINA Drive—Off Kee- vacant. $14,000. Clifford Hansen. Harford, JA 8-8423, Gaston, MI Inc., 50 0-893^ 9-9287. proposition, strictly leads; car nec late, insurance. Will remodel. I $W.000—Six room Cape, full shed new St. NewiS’j room ranch on 50 JARVIS ROAD..Six room Cape, 9-7488, $2.50. 24-hour service, ' Bonaed LOAM, dark, rich, atone free. Top hold a public hearing on Friday Ample parking facilities. 105 Main], "oormer. near bug, stores. Carlton Realtor, 50 3-1303. Trailers 6-A work. Work done on radios, car essary; protected local territory. evening, April 25. 1958 at 8:00 large'*V'ooded^t. Built by Harry two' unfinished. Fireplace, com- FOH THE best In shingle and built .p a in t in g and decorating. No Job Phone 5tr, Couture, JA 8-2798. quality. Columbia Construction. •oP.M. In the Hearing Room of the St. MI 3-8853. I W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. • Goodwin Ji'., $18,500. R. F.'Dlmock binatioQ windows, amesite drive. radios and Hi-Fi. 50 3-8877. Ml too small or too big. For tree estl- PI 2-63i., WiUlmantie AC 8-3283. eVD— COLONIAL, $16,800. Six COZY ”47-10” colored appliances, 8-2958. up roofiiqt. gutters, leaders, chim Personal Interview will. be ar COUNTRY HOMES Municipal Building on the follow (Xni MANCHESTER - New six k Co., MI 0-5245, Joseph Ashford, rooms, possible fourth bedroom. This ho'hie is .'in e.xcellent condi Lots for Sale 73 two bedrooms. $5200, $676 devh. ney and roof repairs call Coughlin. matei call 50 9-9555. 5*'odem ranged. WALTON W. ing applications: MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods. Ml tion. Low down payment, CTharles Home Decorating Co, Near Wilbur Crosn—90 acrea, roo-m ranch home in Rockiedge Near . Hollister Street School. Jensen’s, Inc. (always reliable), TV SERVICE—any make—hig^cM 50 8-Tf07. GRANT AGENCY good clean ponltr}-. housea, • Olln Gerich, 1082 Tolland 'I>ke., Read Heralf] Atlvs. section, iV-.. baths, ceramic tile 9-7702, or Rot>e»t 54urdock, 50 i Ceramic tile bath. Excellent con W, Lathrop Realtor, MI O-OOSti-br BOLTON—Two targe woodsd lots 84 Park Road. West Hartford. AD 3-6472. MJ 3-*7856. on WUltams Road. Call owner. 50 quality work' at lowe'st prtCe' for RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and CEILINGS whitened, interior paint REALTOR equipment. Honae of 8 rooms BUsinesa Zone I. Variance is re kitchen counters. AttarUied garage, dition. R. F. Dimock * Co., Real .S-8314 or GA 9-4479. Monday expert work. Famous for service ing. Evenings and Saturdeya. Call (1st Soor), s'pnce for 2 large ‘^2"8*tcd to bsnld addition to gaao- amesite drive, fully landscaped tors, MI 9-5245, Josd^ Ashford, i AMr-HF'STFR Own#i- 3-6321. through Saturday. 9 to 8. Monday, -bunt up roofs, gutter and con OFFICE SPACE Liatlng and (V)-^Six R0051 Cape $14,700. Fin 50 9-6818, Barbara . Woods 50-^ 5IANOTESTER -- Owner trans- since 1931. Phone MI 9-4537, Pot- ductor work, root, chimney- re- Ml 9-5425. V - ' - SelHng €M y-| . .^.rqeins on 2nd. Oil heat. Rnild- ilne station lot, $21,000. Gall R. F. Dlmock Co., Wedneaday^ ’niursday evening. tertpn’i,____ ANDREWS SID6. lags in good cdadltlon.’...... ' Honora Moriarty, 184 Woodland ReaRors, Ml 9'5248, Joseph Ash ished game room In basement. 9-7702 or Robert Murdock,’ 5 ir Ported to sell charm ing COVENTRY-r-Large cleared lot for paire. Ray Eagenow, 50 9-2214. and Coimtry St.; Residence Zone B. Exterision HOWLAND Choice location. This Is an excel 3-6472: six room Cape, two partially fin sale. 153x350. Nlep location. Call Ray Jackson. 50 3-8325. rich, ftone free. Top. HdoM>*—Since Graoleus, sturdy 9-reom Dutcli ford, 5U 9-8818, Barbara Woods, lent buy. Call the R. F. Dimock A ished up. Brick front, storms, fire 511 9-6784, RENTAL YARD service. We rent Courses and Classes quality! ' 63 E. Cantor St. Ckiloalal, 3 Sreplaces, oil •-of permiselon lo maintain free 50 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, 50 Atrto Driving School 7-A garden tillers, power end hand ISIO ^standing ground sign. Co,. Realtors, 5II 9-5245, Jqseph MANCHESTER—Better living ^ place, garage. Abundant trees, lot OONNECnCUt’ Valley Construc ColuiAbla CoBttructioii AH Foeilitios . heat, modern bathroom, pic* OFFERS 3-6472. A.shford. 511 9-8818, Barbara 80x180. 50 9-6263. SPRING BARGAIN, two lots, ISO’ le> i rollers, lime jipreaders, led-, tion. All types of roofing, siding, DICTATION refresher class—twice PI 2-g277 Courtesy, Dependability: tureaque barn, delightful • Fi-ucis Mott. 233 Oakfand St.; this Jarvis*-- • ”built • Cape" ...... at 2«1t/est x250’ f/ontage each. Nice location, LARSON'S driving School—Offers ders, house Jacks, water pumps, Ample Parking ' Honeety ' , Rural and Residence A Zones. Ex- MAN^TIESTER—Large new five Woods, 5II 9-7702, o rJ^ b ert Mur- Center St, Si.x rooms in tip-top gutters and carpentry work. 35 weekly. Monday and Thursday, 7-8 . WllUmaatlc AC 8-S2S8 grounds, trees. WonderfnI .dock. 50 3-6472.- , ¥ ATTRACTIVE six room ranch, nice view, nice neighbors. Five nil tj'pes of driver education on cement mixers, Chain sawg; mis yeare experience. 50 8-7180. p.m. MI 8-8295. Mary" Jayhbf -Mjdfiple Llettttg Service place for (idaies, pets, ehil* ~ - tetulon of permission to use barn VERNOM rtxim ranch. Nice place for kids. shape. 5Iodern formica and tile insured’ duaj control can aland* cellaneous equipment. Open week $40 ananad upli e Finished basement, plenty of kitchen, tiled bath. Aluminufn aid dlshWasher, ceramic bath, fire minutes to Rockville, twenty min Mitchell. \ LILLIAN O. GRANT ' dren and entertalolng. All In at rear of property' for atoi-age of $14,500—5-ro o m RAM H. full tVII)—SIX ROOM ranch near Por^ place, hot water heat, cellar. 125 utes to Hartford. $1200 each. Quick *rd or automaUc. By *ralned and ends. AAP Eiquipment, 945 Center ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car M. M. ANDREWS CO . 50 9-1168 good condition. tires and automobile accessories. extras. Call Builder, 50 3-6321. ing and storms. Basement garage. St Loveland. 50 9-2052. -Owner—4rai ♦H % VrA;- mortgage may be as - loot Jrontage. near bus. Only action gets choice of either. Call certified' Instructor, Ucensed by pentry Alterations and additions. PHONE AD S-5454 ' Thomas Harvey, 38-40 Libert,. rtiuet sell-in' a hurrj’. Call us tile baths, fully plastered. En $14,700. Carlton W. Hutchins, Real evenings. Rockville TR 5-9630. the State of Oenn. Ml 9-8075. Ceiliim Woriemanship ruaran- St.;' Resident Zone B. Variance is (IV) OFF PORTER STREET — sumed. w'ijl aeli due to transfer at Tidy Cape Cod Corner let. amea- closed Aorch, attached garage. tor, 50 9-5132. , tend. A. A. Dion, Irie., 299 Autumn requested to erect addition to I-arge Tot. $23,900, R. F. Dimock, $14,900. Jarvis Realty Co., 283 E. ______MORTIXICK’S—Manchester's lead- LAWNS, CELLARS and attics St.. Ml 8-4880. npn-conformlnjf garage which; will ite drive $14,750. This v a: ex Ing sHoin. driving echool. ci.il,..,Skilled cour----- cleaned, MI 3-1008. SEPTIC TANKS cellent buy in a beautiful location. Realtors,, 511 9-5245, Joseph Ash Center St., coiner of i-enox St Be-1 MANCHESTER — Sparkling six Suburban for Sale 73 +s^ approximately 30” front* ijorth tween 8-6 call 50, 3-4112, ■tier___ 1 room Cape. Living room with fire- teous instructors. Licensed, au AND MANCHESTER R. P. Dimock Co.. Realtors, 511 ford;^ MI 9-6818, Barbara Woods. hours call 50 3-2023, 50 3-1157, .MI thorized by Department of Motor 9-5245 or Joseph Ashforo ' 511 Ml/9-7702 or Robert Murdock, MI 3-7847, place. Dining r(X)m. aunnv kitchen (IX) BOLTON-Coventry line. New TYPEWRITERS repaired or over *2'Stephen Behh’aclTer,'103 Stark- $18,700—FIVE- RQOM CAPE, 3-8472, with lots of csbinets. bedroom, 5 room ranch, ceramic Ule bath, Vehicle."; for driver education. Read Herald Advi«. PLUGGEO SEWERS Sroather -St.;. Residence Zone B. 9-6818, Barbara Woods, 5f' 9-7702, HydramaUc, standard shift. Ml hauled. Call 50 9-4986. detached gargge, amesite drive, Robert Murdock, .50 3-6472. WOODLAND STREET — Six nice and bath, first floor, two bedrooms, "-knotty pine kitchen, watk-out -Variance -fs ; feljueated to erect landscaped fenced lot, hot wa Ma n c h e st e r — 5-5 two-famiiy second floor. Hot water oil heat. basement. Large lot. Redi^ced to 9-7398. LAWN SEEDING MMhint GlMRRi Uddltion to dwelling Which la ip- rooms, sunporclf, hot water heat. ter heat. Vacant. (01) MANCHESTER. — Two-fam /Main Street location. Full »price Copper plumbing, garage. Asking Owners moving, Other listings $14,900. R. F Dimock Co., Real-, SepUe Tanht, Dry Wella. Sewer ^roxlmately 14’ closer , to rear yard Ily duplex. Excellent condi-^ $16,900. Short way out, three bed- available. 5fndeline Smith, Reql- tdra, 50 9-5245. Joseph Ashford, TIME IS HERE! 3}ne than regulations allow. ' .j $14,500': Howard R. Hastings, Real TO SETTLE ESTATE Lines liMtnlled—Cellar Wnter- $)4,7D0-K!UST0M BUILT 5- tion, large 2 'bedroom homiK room Cape. Exccllcnl condition tor, 5JI 9-1107 any time. tor. 50 9-1642. Ml 9-8818, Barbara Woods, Ml • SEPTIC TANKS prooflng Dona. Charles Morrison. 385-387 Cert- R005I CAPE. -Basement ga 3rd bedroom possible. Snii- full basement, large lot. Full price 9-7702, Or Robert Murdock, 50 Legal Notice Cleaned -and tnatalled For Sale We deliver approximately, St.; Business Zone II. Varl-' rage, Orejplace. hot water heat. clous renovated kitchen. Good $12,600. Over .50 more listings from MANCHESTER—Ranch living can BEAUTIFUL custom built 32x46, 3-8472. 5 yards of unsifted n o •smee is requested to erect addi- Will redecorate. Pick your col investment income. Prime loca $6700 up. Call the Ellsworth 5Iit- be yours in this spacious 8 room three bedroom ranch. Garage. Under Connecticut Geheriir Stat MeKINNEY BROS. 'Jlon to building which will he 5*a’ pla.riered. sewers. Large lot. MI utes Sect. 7240 Revised 1949, the • SEWERS farm field loam. ors. 100x200 lot. tion. R. F, Dimock k Co., -Real ten Agency, Realtors, MI 3-6930. horde st 70 Agneg Dr. in Jarvis Mechhia Cleaned idloaer to street line, on southw’est- tors, 50 9-S24S. Jdsepn Ashford, Acres. Three bedrooms, ceramic 9-3328. New elx room Cape. Four fuusbed following Items will bb sold by 1947 OLDSMOBILE Sawaroga Disposal Cd. ;frly corner than regulations allow.' V E If, Y C L.E A X 6-KOOM TOLLAND—$11.500. Two bedroom down, ceramic Ule bath, walkout Dillon Sales A- Service in kfanches-' Ml 9-4824— TR S-2975 180-189 Pearl S t - 50 8-8908 RANCH "With attached garage. 50 9t881$,' Barbara Woods, 50 tiled bath, attached garage, ll'xlS' EAST HARTFORD, Forest St. — INSTALLATION Leo Monast, 34 Campfield Rd.; 9-7702 or Robert Murdoch, 50 ranch with fireplace, carport, screened in aide porch. Full 80' basement, large lot. $13,700. R F. ter. Conn., to satisfy their claims: Hydramatie ’Residence Zone- A. Varlsnce is re- Plastered Walls, ceramic tile wooded lot. Clifford Hansen, Real Compare —New three bedroom Dlmock • Co., Realtors. 50 One 19.56 Chrysler Tudor, Ehiglne bath, formica counters, Are- S-8472. basement. Complete with appli Ranch, $14,490. Also seven room CA 8-1181 SPECIALIST -%iested' to erect hood over front tor, MI 3-1303, ances. Venetians and combination 9-5245, Joseph Ashford, 50 9-4M18, Sepa which will be approximately place, radiant heat, carpeting. split level, I'.i baths for, $15,490. Barbara Woods, 50 9-7T03 or Rob One Flatbed Trailer VACANT SIX room Cape; oil heat, AUTUMN. STREET — Large five doors and windows. Selling below '‘cjoser to street line than regtila- Large nicely landscaped lot. residential section. Absentee own replacement at $21,000, Jarvis Built-in G.E. stoves, twenty foot ert Murdock, 50 3-6473 One 1940 Dodge Panel’ Truck, Tswii ani Gouatry $ 7 5 -tions allow. Good mortgage' available. OF er wants quick sale. Now asking room custom built ranch. One finished recreation room, 10% Engine MV 2796 year old. Parklike setting. Base Realty Co., be'tw.een 8 a.m.-8 p.m, BOLTON CENTER - U rge aix 7! Edward Hein, MFHlgh St. Weatj FERED AT 818,000. $11,900. but offers will be consid call MI 3-4112. After hours call down, 'iTiIrty years F.H.A. ap- Sew matching styles for 'mother One 1948 Plymouth Four door. ■Residence Zone A. Variance is re- ered. First time on market. T. J. ment parage. Parkay oak paneled . proved. Phone Brae-Burri Realty, , room colonial with I’s baths. snd daughter in bright prints.. Engine P15-618016 Orainast Go. Cenlaet Trust Dept.. SOUTH WINDSOR $18,500 — 8-R005I RANCH. fireplace wall. I^arge rooms. Hot MI 3-2023, MI 3-1157, 50 S-7847. 511 3-8273, Breezeway and two-car garage. One 1949 Ford Fourdoor, F.n. JUST OVER MANCHESTER U N E . jteeated to erect hocid ove? front’ Crockett, Realtdt';-'50 8-1577 or No. 8208 with Patt-o-Rama'is ia Ml T.4143 Manchester Trust Co. weps which will be approximately Screened pbrirh. attached ga MI 9-7751. water oil heat. (Tall Goodchild Large lot with excellent view off sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.-8 years.' glne 98BA-17032 rage, full basement, hatchway, Realty Co., Realtors, BIJ ,9i0939,' TWO-FAMILY duplex, 6-8 rooms. WEST CENTER ST. —Six room to the East. This home must be 7 closer to street line than regula- Oil heat, central-location. Prlced- Cape, four down, two partially fin Size 4, I"*) yards of 33-inch. BEAUTIFUL NEW 6-ROOM .wons-allow. , Qreplace. Large G.I. mortgage (XXJrV) FOUR UNIT apartment In 50 3-7925. seen to be appreciated. T. J. may be assumed. at $15,800. Howard R. Hastings, ished up. fireplace, oil hot water Crockett, Realtor, 50 3-1577 or 511 No. 8209 with Patt-o-Rsms is in ■"U Aqultanja Torza, west of No-. Rockville. Only one year old. Ex Realtor, 50 9-1107 any time. sizes 10, 12, 14. 16. 18. 20. Sise IL GARRISON COLONIAL cellent Income return. Cali The R. BOLTON—Five room ranch near heat, combination windows. House 9-7751, MBwa TO nmoK n n u 4038 Middle Turnpike West; Rural 5Iancheslcr line. Lot 150x200. has been completely redecorated. 32 bust, 4 *1 yards of 35-inch.. Item e 1500 SQUARE FEET 6 f UVING AREA U d Residence AA Zones. Variance : F. Dimock Co., Realtors. Ml 9-5245 MANCHESTER— Charrnlng Cape n e n n IRlAlSlPHsluUlel EAST HARTFORD or Mr, Bernie Cantor. TR 5-3496. Basement gaiage, fireplace, base Nil' lot. $1,500 down. Hurry on BOLTON—Two new ranch homes. patterns. Honey Wagon e 11 j c e r a m ic TILE BATHS M' requested to erect miniature board radiation, hot water heat, Cod home on West SIdie., Three this one. Charles W. Lathrop, Top value, top construction. Fea Send thirty-five cents in'coins a 8 LARGE BEDROOMS j|>lf course. Desirable 6-Room Cape with ceramic'bath. Youngstown kitch bedrooms. 24’ living room. Alum Realtor, 50 9-0384, or MI 3-7866. tures include acre lots, fireplace, for each pattern—add 5c for each nuHODBonan nnaa VAN'S SEPTIC TANK e FIREPLACE -tdAmerlco. Buccino, 170-172 Char (XXVI) JiJST OP'F Forter St. SERVICE STATION breezqway and garage. Large Beauttfu: six rooip Dutch Colonial en Can be purchased with or inum storms, screened In breero- basemen, with garage space for 3 pattern . for (irst-ctasa making. ‘ SERVICE e BUILT-IN CHINA CLOSET t e r ’ Oak St.; Residence Zone B. attractive lot, plenty of trees. for'only $21,500. Call R. P. Dimock wlthoilt nrodern style furniture. way and a l-car garage. Imjitem- SOUTH WINDSOR—Beelzebub Rd. cars, built-in oven, combination Send to Sue Burnett. Ifanriiaater AND GARAGE e 100 X 200 LANDSCAPE LOT Vari(mce is requested to divide plot Convenient to bus. Call jjow for Seen by appointment only./ Call ate occupancy. 5% mortgage Three bedroom contemporary, windowa, et?. All for $17,000. These Evening Herald, 1154 AVC. OF H riiinn e QUALITY -WORKMANSHF THROUGHOUT t f land into two building lots, both k Co.. Realtors, Ml 9-5240 or Mr. On 421 RUHford Rond TANKS particulars. Bsrnle Cantor, TR 5-8495. Mrs. Zuckerman. MI 9-8285.^ may be assumed. Selling tor home. It’s new! It’s different!’ homes defy comparison. T. J. ASOWiCAS NEW V O M M. N-Y. • ovstaLl e d e PRESTIOB LOCATION b v ln g lesa frdntag* than required $15,400. Jarvis Realty Co.. 383 B. . Open beam ceiling. Large lot. Crockett, Realtor, 50 3-1577 or MI Print name, address wttli so i^ nunirini raniftirs juid one having less area than reg- (XV) RIGA HrCIGH'PS. Bolton- MANCHESTER—Only $12,990. Six Center St., corner of Lenox St, Built-in oven, built-in storm win 9-7751. • REPAIRED TERRinC VALUE AT $17,f90l- Hlationa require. style number snd sise. nnn nnoRnra nnbn Magnificent new ranch. Six rpom. Cape. Centrally located. (Tail Ml 8-4112 from 8-6. After dows. Jalousie doprs, ..Bsseboard Includa 35 cenu more with your nnnnn nnn nnnnn For Ront • CLEANED COME SEE AND 005fPARE—CALL 3-*(All persons interested may at- WARREN E. rtfoms,' two ' car ' garage. See Owner. MI 9-1274, ' hours call Ml 3-2023, 50 3-1157, 50 heating. Recreation ' room, two ROCKVILLE—Beautifully kept six n rjn n nnnn gind thia hearing. tireplaces, extra large living room pattern order for the Spring and ' iKBROENOy aiERVlCB .signs op Bolton Center RU. R.- 8-7847. room ranch, three spacious bed Summer '56 issue of our eomplete nurinnnnn nnnariri aiwienn fi»r flqgtag. elclineee WEBSTER AGENCY SB o n in g b o a r d o F a p p b a l s .HOWLAND F. Dlmock k Co., Realtors, Mir MANCHESTER—To seJUq estate. and mltiiy other features. Owner rooms, large kitchen, tile batb; All R£A(K>NARljE RATES William H. Stuck, Oiajrmah returning to Florida. Open for in- /•rity convemences,' Prestige loca pattern catalog Bosia FoAloasi In- £3n[’iHQafjn.i4 Kb a l t o r s : x MZ45, , Joseph Ashford, Ml- Six room ranch, fireplue, garage,ti-age, A HOUSE WE hate to leave behind. tareeting new featutes; a wealth of M'Mio uMMLin niiriij CaM MIM74l , ROCKVILLE TR 8-8748 - Daniel L. Hrir, Secretary REALTOR-.MI 3-1108 ••6818. Barbara Woods, 5il 9-7702 good locsflbn. $18,500. Cl:'Uford Six room cape, moderately priced. apecUoa, Sunday 2-5 p.m. £|lcker- tion, .$13,100. Webater Agency ui'nu [jmiUQ uHoa Ml 4-2330 U v t. No. 4418 oir Robert Murdock. Ml 8-9473. Hansen, Realtor, MI S-1303. MU-4038. man’q Service, AD 3-7998. Realtor*, TR 6-6745. < amort, oosy ta s*w ojrtaa. 4 ’
i'A ' ^ •■.v- \ ■, w S A T U R D A Y , A P R IL 1», 1968 "PAGE TWELVE ArerjiRe Daily Net Press Run Tlw Weather Etanrl^PBtfr iSttBttIng Heraib v^‘ For the. Week Ended April IS, 1S58 Feraeaat of Weather niiraaa pMiili- late this year, have blossomed out ChNidy, seql^^od ehowei* to at Center Parte during the last' GENERAL Spirited Pace / 1 2 , 6 9 5 night. Low Mcair 86; l[YModay, aeat- About T o ^ few days of sunshine. Suddenly Pisch-Morra Wedding Hiard Along Main Street she queried: "Did you know you -'Member o f the Andit tered showora, not as Warm. High T V SERVICE ^Bureau o f Cirealstion WHO. M tti Dorothy Glalber, daughter could pick pussy willows on Main And on Some of ^t^heHer*» SideStreets^ Too St.?” Set by Group Days M OK A OaU Mitnchc$ter-—A C U y^ Village Charm of Mr. and Mra. Max K. Nights PfoB Parts \ - ...... ^1- ...... 42 Starkweather St., U general "No, where for goodness sake?” chairman of an Internationar din* Her reply was "N ot on the -^TBL. Ml S-«in street of course, but a feV> yards In ^Preacher^ LXXVII, NO. (FOURTEEN PAGES) (Clanlfled Advorttalog on Pago til ner to be field Tuesday at Hlllyer Trouble Brewing ^junhfM straight up In the air every ■ iW voi. 171 MANCHESTER. CONN„ MpJ-Ml S-08N answer to Russia's denuncia live fiighU acroaa the Arctic to- ' Province to weaternmbat Pinar del at 1 o'clock in Concordia Lutheran ward Russia. Grom-ko asaerted ; Rio apparently have made only-a the darkened statrS. By the time do with that daughter of yours,” Interpreted. tion of American nuclear tTax Cut Giant Plane Church. Quitter! that a false radar alert could r e - ! dent In the harvests of auger, to-, he got to the cellar door he real the South Windsor mother tqld her The most delightful personalities One M ^chester resident recent bombeiHOperations in the Arc suit in the dropping ot a bomb i bacco and coffee. > i ized that either there was a run husband when he returned home in the play were the children of The Grace Group of the Center from wprk one dav last week. ly gave/up his attempt to grow a the parsonage ably played by Eric tic. ■ and touch off an accidental war. Official reports say that al- ' C a r r i ^ 4 7 , Congregational Church, will hold ning gun battle going on a few mustache. .■ DU P O N T U.S. delegate Henry Csbot '"W hy? What did she do now?”- Goteberg, Carl Torstenson, Ray ■ U.S, Defenae Secr..ary Neil Me- i Decision feet away or his beer was much , His reason — "Everytime I Lodge and Russia's Arkady Sobo - a mother and daughter potluck in the patient -father asked. DuCharme, Barbara McIntosh, Elroy replied that the U.S. Air Woodruff hall Monday night aV more potent than he'd planned on. looked down and saw that thing DUCO DULUX lev were, slated to take the floor uJa ^ ^ tonn 01 ■tjgar cane the govern- When' the fusllade stopped he "She marked the bedroom wall Richard Stephexu and Joyce Wog- 6 :30. The Petite Puppet TTieater I wondered what was crawling man. They gaiety With which they In the first round of .debate before 1 ment still has had to decree a 2 10 inched, his way into the cellar just with green crayon. That's what in # ^ Group of the First Congregational across my upper Up.” Invested th «r roles was extremely THE 9E 8T the 1 1-natlon council this . after “ arvest than the ' poten- D ela yed she did." In time to be met by several oth Oeronlmoj agUnat he Soviet jo prevent surpluses Church of Vernon will entertain. Infectious end warmed the. audi noon. Union. The system sets up definite lower prioes. The crop. er explosions. Something whizzed The father, upon examining his There's one Manchester woman JiL U.S. spokesman said Lodge La.s Vegas,, Nev., Afmt 21 daughter's art work, returned to ence from the firct curtain to tee by his ear and went "klunk" as It who loves spring but hates to see would cite the American disarma have been «>- .nil-! Washington, April 21 (/P)- )— A huge airliner wing- • Group 1988, Polish National A l the. wife, "A t least It ntatches the last. #r proi'e^s. even after j arting ^ niil->■„---- - (JP embedded Itself in a floor beam. blue jays which tnevitably arrive Justlha Johnson, as the opinion MANCHESTER ment record In denying the Soviet alert imless a IJ"" *** .5'a mil- Congress may delay until ing east in perfectly dear liance. Will -hold its .quarterly I Later examination showed it was wallpaper.” out on rAn Initt a im , -unieRR a ■ meeting tonight at 6 o'clock at with tee warm weather. ated maiden lady who caused trou chargea and- would reiiew Elaen- Confirming mentagr is received, of- weather collided 'With a super a bottle cap). Hastily he aban Seems she's been "dive-bombed” hower'B propoaal for mutual U:S.- , . , ■ 0 .ba exported 4.63.3.000 tons of '^“ "6 .«'* Jul-'' »'»-V 'decision on 77 North St. Where’s the A rt? ble and excitement throughout AUTO PARTS flclsls said. Jn t^an half of I'educing taxes to figh t the sonic fi^fhter-bomber high doned his cellar outpost and went on two different occasions by the the play, gave her demanding role Soviet aerial Inapection. At Monday evening’s meeting of back to bed. . , feathered furies who apparently .'.-'0 B R O A D S : Informed aourcea believed the'l it to the United States. Exp will rely heavily on our going to canvass for the Cancer quest, the Dlsectors were .given 1, Soviet military secrecy threat-: grinding will be completed ea’-ly the Democratic-controlled Houae 47 aboard were killed. acts around 3 or 4 a.m. The rest This she indignantly denies. Joan Anderjran. John Haberern, pIBTRlBVTED BIT record of trying to reach an agree- Drive tomorrow are requested to copies of the budget prepared by er.a world security and necessi- In .May. which originates tax le.glslation. The, jet plane waa an FIOOF of the time nothing happened ex I .f .W June Werdelln -and Thomas Tur . ment with the Ruaalans on mutual 1 [ contact President Laura Ecabert. Douglas Pierce, business manager DU PONT tatea weaterii counter moves. Official report* Indicate the to -! in the mirlst of conflicting com- from liearby Nellis Air Force cept to the beer fancier's nerves. Greetings, Friend ner in .supporting roles added a of the Board of Education. , Inspection and disarmament.” ■ 2, tn complaining of these bacco harvest, now being <-oni-lments elsewhere that (ai the Base, a pilot training cqnter. The " I was'afraid to go into my own glowing spontaneity Which helped Miss Carolyn R. Johnson, a The budget covers some.'c 80 ’ Town Court Prosecutor John DUCO DULUX 'Ilie Soviet complaint calla for movjea„ the Ru4wiana seem to ap- pleted, will reach 11.3 million slump is leveling off or (hi that craft's two occupants, on an in cellar,” he said mournfully, “ and to make the performance gey and strument training mission, rofio freshman at Upsala College. East pages b|r well organized tables, Fi,tzGeraid met a Manchester po "urgent meaaures to put an end to .------j . . quirk action by Congress is needed all that good beer was going all sprightly. the craft to their deaths. Orange,., N. J., has been pledged to liceman in the hallway at the Po nights by United States military (ConHnned M Page Five) I ' (Continued on Page .Vine) { on many front* to boost the econ- over the floor.” lists and "charts. The style of prep Initial reports were that one or Tau Beta Sigma, social sorority. aration differs from that of pre lice Department one day this Director William Luettgens sue-, aircraft armed with atomic and ^----- \ , I oltiy. She is the daughter of Mrs. Carl To add to his woes the house be week. ceeded in getting his cast to as hydrogen bombs In the direction of ...r ^ ~ ~ I New support for a tax cut came both had parachuted, but the chute vious years. It is better organized Lorina Photo sighted apparently was a drfig T. Johnson, 43 Holl St. gan to smell like a brewery and "Hello, Mr. Police'' Officer," sume a lively, spirited pace and the frontlero of the Soviet Union." la.st night in ,»n economic attidy and easier to follow than other MRS. ROBERT F. PISCH chute from the plane. his wife was quite vocal about the styles. FitzGerald said. they maintained it throughout tee .Soviet sources indteated Sobolev I report by the Rockefeller Brothers whole thing. '‘'Hello, Mr. Persecutor,” tee play. The 1920' costumes. In this would submit a resolution spelling ! Fund recommending a jieries of The collision was at 21.000 feet Director Gilbert Barnes picked St. Maurice's Church, Bolton,^sklrt. She wore -a large-brimmed over a hilly desert area 15 miles After about a week ot sleepless up his copy and leafed .through it poUceman returned. day of the unaightly chemise, oiit what urgent measures Russia Soble Case Witness i public and private steps but calling southwest. nights the amateur bee brewer was tee scene of tee wedding Sat n,atching taffeta and bouffant caused many a nostalogic cSlgh, wants the rmincll to take. ' a tax reduction the quickest way then holding It at arm's length, he urday of Miss Wilma .R. Morra, portrait hat ot aq-A p ''«ted net, I.,ong Death Dive found everything had' quieted looked at Mrs. Jane Stuek, Board Dress In Style •. and Luettgens and his wardrobe Delegate.* friendly to the United tc get re.rnatloria. young people to Texas, as they j this varied among those preparing To top it off, the family cat had the rear of his house and hired his Obser\’ers expeyt Sobolev to car ing out of the FB I’s investigation Tw ins Notf? 100th Birthday City and Washington. of the altar. The bride's mother selected for will certainly be a .credit to tee j the report. been in the cellar the night the. son and another 12»year-old boy to ry the debate into such other is of ai Soviet espionage ring involv-1 This was a double red Iqtter day for two lively San Antonio. T«x., sisters who boast a pos.sibly It left Loa Ai.c,eles at 7:30 aim. first beer barrage opened up. Ever Taking Inventory Tlie bride, who was presented In her daughter’s wedding a cocktall- Community ,and to Connecticut. j The attiHide of key member^ of = A L L D A Y = haul topsoil from a large pile near- One young lady we heard of Was sues SI the Soviet stispension of ing Jack Soble and aa.sgn Field,-with farm. The contraption haa glaaa neckline of S w i s s embroidered Pacia..April .21 48b — Qeqtgea, 85.75. Add to that the cost of a wails, little farm buildings, make- a ’traveling ensemble of a il-^plcce with jJerjUTj' reauttihg from h is' in 10 miles of the mountaihs where lace, was designed- with a fitted Bidaultr'fVT'roer premier and long new w^ater hose, grass seed and believe trees, and a metal stand. black silk dress, wheat colored, testimony before a federal grand actre.ss Carole Ixinibard died when bbdice and'dome skirt terminat rakes, the whole job cost silmost coat and black accessories. They time-foreign minister, today began jury. " a transport which she n-as a 815, One last thing is provided—free ing in a-bourt train. Her finger fUontinued on Page Nine) In ants! will be at home to teeir friends trying to form s cabinet which Hoover identified ZboroWskj a* passenger hit a peak in 1942. tip veil of iUuaion was held In to Apiil 21 ;Pi Ne\vs-i jneJudice without intent to influ- The boys will be flired by the job after April 27 at 1087 Main 8t. ■;-oiild take a tough line towaid Russian boro. He came to this The jet came dewn three miles from now on, we hear. place , by a matching crown of the The bride attended Manchester Tunisia and rebuff any foreign in- ; country in 1941 and six years later Hiiuhrtroneh 4''mintv^^heHftVn^^ paper.* of llie United Stale.* and ( ence without regard to whether sway from tne airliner and over JOutpost PX Swiss embroidered lace. She car * Canada paid tribute today to Rob-' the news be good or bad. favorable, . c- j .v v j A t Red Canyon, N. M„ Range High School and Hlllyer College. tercession in Algeria except on became ah American citizen. Main Street Shrubs ried" a white leather prayer book Police Cli as^e eit .McLcan, recently retired pic.s- or unfavorable is es.sential to the i " hill. T^e Air Force .said the bod- Camp where the . local Nike , troops The bridegroom Is employed by NOTICE France's side. The involvement of Zborowskl ■ We met a friend bn Main St. with orchid marker. Mr.' f Z h rVnverse wp. As.soclaled Press, for 1 successful operation of a democ ' ‘ h# spent last week. C-rations are on Pratt and Whitney Aircraft da a Bidault. veteran leader of the with the Sobles is a development Mrs. Edith Converse was jp, „f dedication to hone.st lacv." ' wreckage. yesterday and-were commenting the meas hall's menu one day a The honor attendant wore a jet engine metalsmitK- apprentice. Catholic Popular Republican move- . in the FBI scriitin.v of secret ac on the beautyf o^the forsythia Emls in Death h^e'^AnHi'^ii^he McLean said the Associated: After tee collision Nellis AFB month. This is in accordance gown of plain aqua nylon sheer, Personal gifts were exchanged by ment (M R Pi ^wps given slight; tivities of Vassili Zubilin, who re- , bushes which, V although a little vvlth pleated cummerbund of a ^ ^ a lln The si^er Mr^ Fd the A P annual Pre.ss had contributed to the de- ” ’?* r** with a current Army directive the couple. The flushing of the wgier chance of lining up a majority in , poi ledly was a general in the i ancr beaten The swer. Mr*. Ld luncheon by expressing hope lliali velopment of the nation bv nre-! P°t^t from the jet: Mayday —the which apparently Is promoting the National Aasembly Although : NKVD —Russian se lering high standards of objective dome. Ih that connection, the FBI izen since 1947. He came to the Washington, .April 31 i/Pi—Ths Against intervention tyn. 17. waa shot and kllied by l-epoi ting. '.\nd since trutliful and factual ® said: . ' United i>tales in 1941. . Senate Judiciary C'cHiunittee to P/C/{ UP Bidault, after accepting Coty's Patrolman Robert W. -Donlln as , Similar tributes were paid by the : what we are engaged in day approved by Identical 0-0 LIGfiETX^ mandate, emphasized his opposi "Soble.. hi* wife Myra .Soble. A background data sheet said I board» of directors, the staff, tlic j said, "I for one together with Jacob Albam. «-ere he tried to jump over a backyard votes two hotly disputed pr<»- tion to ,, foreign ' Intervention in' fence in trying to .escape the of- News Tidbits ! Associated Press Manaj^in^ Edi- M ieve we are making a contribu- po>ukls to curb powers of tee Sur PHOHE A France's North .African troubles. arrested by FBI agents in New (Uontimied on Page Five) ^ tors Assn, and the'Canadian Pi cs.*. ! I'f't g ''e «l and vital impor- REXAUDIIUG 1 ficer. preme Court and lo-.-er federal "Algeria is for us our heritage "'E)on1in aaid refused to Culled from .AP Wires McLean, chief apealier al the' lance, court*. But ■’the committee ro- . d m and our mission," he told newa- heed hla order,. limcheon, replied that "wliat you. The A P hoard of directors, in its Jected 5-9 a third propoaal to YOU WON'T RUH OUT OF HOT WATER men. "No, intrusion,,no concei- Police sai^the trio started out have .shown here i.* a ju ide in tlic tribute In .McLean, adopted a re.*o- ; overthrow the Hgh court’s rul ______Associated Press Itself and in itsllnlion expressing "affectionate re-I OPEN aion to the spirit of abandonment for a driyA-in theater and later Rainstorm accompanied b light ing that the government’s loyal- DfAL WITH A MBIORMANCf-RAnD can be tolerated. Man Who Saw Visions went to A^restaiirant .Saturd.-iv i ning touches off air raid siren* and I , | for one who has provided so ty-se<'urlty program nruiy apply ""Yea •To lose Algeria would mean to night. ■ IIddelays »i«v . six.Iv trains^»r.in„ inIn BuffaloBi.ffnin area«,•.» And 1 liold that pride 10 be jii.*-1 fine an example of self-effacing lifted," he said, "because the piihll- dedication to the cause of free and only to^ federal employoa III lose economic independence of the A t the cafe, police added that ■ . • Leader* of two major A m eri-; , ,u . .1 "»en»lt*ve” jobs. nation,” he added. "Such a dis .Martvn and Peters got into a car (can Bapti.sl conventions say they ' the stark news, if ; 1 Ml f-134S 1 aster should be avoided at all SUNDAYS Admits Shooting Nuns thqt was parked outsideside and droved____ ! are oonvIncHconvinced a UhrUtianUhristlan revival :! "Ill iivnn " '''‘teoiitwithout bias or (( on I Iniied on Page Thirteen) ISK.AKI, DEME.S .MEN.AOE costs.” .1 if/ off al high speed. ia underway In Soviet Union. 1 ______Jerusalem, April 21 Isroel In an obviVnis slap at the U .S.: Three police cars joined . Rep, FMlth Gdeei iD-Ore) aaya | 9A.M.f6 6P.M. British good offices mission, bi-1 J*. - ih^ toflay denied she has meiuwMl' wild chase through the .south end g a s w a t e r HEATEk dault said France is loyal to the "I wanted tb kill some nun A and the Ruasiang have decided the f l P f / / V iJ J Il'/ l w itlt Tpar* Jorilan's security b.v bringliig for FREE of town. struggle between Eas and West J K t t IJIVU, I'tUntU U/tHl M. VUI treaties she signed,-- particularly ' priest*.' armed forces and tanks into this MANCHESTER is going to be decided by the kind dlvitl4Hl cit.v for her loth Snhtver'- the Atlantic Pact, and "wants That, ptfiice said, waa theie\ x - Donlin came upon llie cs>> on a SHOPPING PARKADE U p to 25% rnore Tiof wafer , side ^ street and saw Martyn at- of |M-opir they eiliicatr, . i the.v ar sary paratle. .An sn<:ht,rize m . I to hall or be. flted upon, but police tice. The parade I* alnted tor AU. WORK GUARANTEED fla il ||| • TAfig * • [ reported Mart_yn shouted back. "I Its slaliie* today to make city Algeria, which the French conaid- . They said Loui Feliii* J^rcero Thursday In the IsraeU aeetor FOR FREE ESTIMATES lia li IHI I won’t stop." cleanest in world. As Auto Rolls into Lake to' eommemorate Israera- birtii • GLASS LINED TANK er an integral part of Ruropean signed a statement yeaterW>- in Bridgeport Mayor Samc.el Te- France. The French contend Tu which he admitted shootir.g the Donlin said that he fired at ro* as a nation. WITH 10-YEAR M nuns and turning the area arouhd youth as he was attempting to ; desco wijl a.*k common council do- nisia Is aiding the Algerian reb climb a fence and run. • ; night for .* 15.900 *1 the city can Newton. Mas.*-. April 21 i.T> — 4 fear," Bruce said. "One woman had els and therefore the NATO Allies St.. Joachim's Convent and School M.ACMILL.AS' 8PE.AKER DeMaio Brothers r The boy fell back with a .38 pa.v a en.«ihe»l in an eai lv moming-..rvvR* ^ miihkiph in a lAnna walked away the car lurched for ings. .\(4>st gain* of leading MOST HOMES ond PRICED AT ; The former President was with atrocious assault with intent fire veslerdav with four uf his chil- v.lle, Ky., fteUl .surrounded by the. ■ tpringttmptrsd sluminum. Bsiutiful NEW! NEW! NEW! brighter and moi'e alert this morn td k iiy " } ■X .1.M t,i,-i xvhr, ,,.o. ■ crowded. rcaidenliHl area as |>ilot Dnc oi-ine \iiums was .Mia. ina ward and moved down the drive stocks were fractional. A few 2-coit bskid tnsmsi finish guironttod AND LOW PRICES ing antf'we permitted hlm,to'stand TJik prosecutor quoted Marrero I dien and a y.ve.4i-old gill who was , ^ Dowling. 85, who precipitated a way. .She ran after it but couldn't went to around a point. get near if. not to rust, chip, ersek or pool. Undorside finished on quality, long lasting HOT WATER HEATER up for five minutes,’; his doctors a.* M ying he had sent a series of ! an oveinight guc.s . ScreamWig horde of more than Miami court scandal in 19,54. Her aluminum windows and REPLACEMENT aitfiounced in a hospital bulletin, HWg.e.*tions to Buch pi-orainent j ‘y Tne four Madlrville children 50 j^r^orlze subway 1 accu.satlons that, a Florida court Police giiyssed that one of the DKPORT.A'nON DEFENDED is liumisg white, no "nuts and bolts" look. Your WINDOWS OPERATING ON NO. 2 FUEL OIL .Washington, April 31 doors! , ' ONLY INSTALLATION "His general Improvement con- (Jatholica as Bishop Fulton J. I ianged from 8 months tO 4-year- fpo„, Coney Island in -1 had mishandled Tier husband's 82 women may accidentally have choiea of dacoretor cotors ind stripod offects. Headquarters t lm ^ ,” the bulletin said, and the old twin.*. 3'he other fatgUty w m to the heart of Brooklyn. N. Y ... ! milliop estate led to grand Jury in- shifted the automatic transmis The Justice Dept, said tiktay 18 hstienstly^ Hot water as you like It! Guaranteed and at been and then became reaentful | doctors were described by the hos hen his suggestions were ignored. | Yvonne Thomas. 4. ' A 14-vear-old bov strancled over-‘ quirlea into court officers' conduct sion lever into drive poaition. year* of legql proeeedlnga led Advertisid For; the most economical ebat to you. •Bar ftaiMB m in i stylet fer windewt, deert and eirportt. pital as "well satiafied” with hi Among other things, Marrero i 1 Mrs. .Madlrvillemanaged to get night on ropky crag in the P o -‘ and to the, impeachment of ' a The car knocked down a 3-inch to the deportation last FfW ag ALU M IN U M • NO DOWN PAYMENT • $3.S4 Psr MonHi progress. suggested a religious ' medal for i out of their tenement apartment totnac River rapids near Wpsh- \ judge, later acquitted, flagpole, tplunged 30 feet down an ' of William Helkklla froa* CANO PIES . Hoover- sat up, scanned Un spacemen in the U.S. armed forces . with three of her children. Ihgtoh, D. C.. rescued by .Array ‘Frozen with Ft^ar* - embanknSgnt. rolled -further and Frsncleco----- s n -i.-j to Finland. iw TliM..4ni- Call Today! ■■OIL H S A t IS C L E A N H E A F • PAYMENT TO GAS CO. planaJion was given as klo wdri- ind AWNINGS newspapers knd chatted for 4< and also. sent Bishop Sheen his; Officials blamed the blaze oil hellropter.. .Nelson Rockefeller The other* )4ifife identiXled as took another ,30-foot dip In^o FREE ESTIMATES . , minutes .with hit two aons yeater- own versions of the Bible. I careless smoking. : says he ia "not a- randlilate for Mrs.. Gertrude ^mmings. 85: Mr*. Crystal Lake. It aettled’ In 12 feet PhylU*. 88. prepared ta,^e into Oay. -V ----r V ■ - Two nun^ wounded Seriously In j >At Dunn, N.C., Mr*. Archie R ob-■ New,•A’ork’a governor" at preseqt Hattie GoVdon, 96; Mrs, Bather of water, three car length* front federal court lo San FOGMTY BitoTHERS, INC. WARREN COTTIER Hla fa ll bladder wa# ramovet the shooting spree were reported. 1 Iqaon, expecting her eighth chlM j and la 'Mot ready to state whether Ross, 92; and Mr*. Dothildl^ Hin- ■hbre^ to •ook'iMi orOor-fop - BILL TUNSKY ★ M l 9-! Ihe w ill be available for RepubUk richa, 80. eraniedt to oaplaia 319 BROAD STR E E T— M I 9-4589 7 /Pl e a s a n t s t r e e t ,, r o c k v i l l e — t r 5-4703 "The wDmen were frosen with poned a*d whero her hii BOB. BROWN, CHARLIE PBINOLE^^SII 3-2856 (Caateined m Flva) (CeattBued ea Fsif* Flvq) LOUIS FCLIFE MAFJIERO (Contiaueid on Pagd Tw o) 'can nomination. (Continued en Page Twe) ^
«S^ii ----- L /. ■ .»a