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V.OL. UtXV, NO. 146 (’TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. MARCH 22. 1956 (CUaalflad Adrartiilng au Page IS) PRICE FIVE CENTS Goy. Ribicoff Rapn Local Brothers Die Drive to^alt Hartford. MarchNZZ rgh—. Governor Ribteoff aaitl today Dulles’ As Their Airplane i he would have noth'lng^to do A' ' with a “atop Kefauver" mhye- .^v*' - .. • •■ /■, . ment reportedly developin on the heels of the Tennessee'' Hits Hill in Illinois Senator’s victory over Adlal >' Stevenson in Tuesday's Min­ nesota primary. George Schober, 17, of 62 The Governor, who will lead . 5 'i Delmont St„ and his brother 1 Connecticut'a delegaUon to imistic Walter, a Detroit resident, the Democratic National Con­ vention that said he is basical­ were, killed last night in the ly still for Mr. Stevenson. He crash of a light plane near recalled thst he assured Sena­ ■/' ■! Morrison, 111. tor- Kefauver last November 'The plane, a single-engine Aero- that If a atop Kefauver drive cotipe owned by Walter, struck the developed, he would have no Ike, Congress Chiefs aide of a hill and burst Into flames part of it. DOUB during a heavy rainstorm. “I told him," the Governor Circled Town 10 Minutes j said, "that I would never play According to reporta from Mor-j that sort of s dog in the man­ rison. the brothera had apparently ger role.” iBriefed on Far East become lost. Their plane circled I / . • ______over the town for 10 minutes be­ fore irtriking the hill In trying to 1 Waahinjflon, March 22 (/P)—SecreLary^f Statfl Dulles to- put down in an open fleld. L im it s : day gave Uemocralic and Republican congressional leaders a Oeorge, ‘ a 'Manchester High ; “moderately optimistic’’ report on his just-completed trip to School senior, and his brother had i the Far tiast. , • « t' ' / been returning to Detroit from State Tied to Chicago via Des Moines, Iowa, President Eisenhower sat In as Dulles made his report to Spring cottons with when the crash occurred. . 22 leaders of Congrc.as- at the White House. Tlvelr sunx'lving brother. •Lero.v, e l T E r a “Our Marco Polo Secretary made some jaunt," said Sen. also of S2 Delmont Rt.. said the.N' Wiley (R-Wis) in reference to Dulles' 19-day journey to 10 now woistlinos had attended an American Society HartfordXMarch 22 l/T)— The Asian nation.^. of Tool EJnglneers exposition In Connecticut Motor Club made it Chicago. George, who took a week clear today It Nhas nothing against The keynote sounded by several Congress members after os soon in McCoil's IVEN WITH off from achool for the, trip to De- radar speed measuring device.s but ^oday's session was that Dulles had painted a temperately trhll and Chicago, had planned to said that "in inany instances" optimistic picture of conditions in the Middle East and Far enter the Unlversit.v of Connectl- speed limits are aiX;'‘oiit nf date as East. ■ . •—- - c\it in the fall to study engineering. the Model T ' Sen. Brl4gea (R-NHI, chairman CASH SALES Walter, who was married and a | ■ R. Edwin Steele, manager of the of the OOP Policy committee in father, owned a mill supply house i Connecticut Motor Club, an af- i the Sengte, aaid Dullea* report U.S. Proposes In Detroit, where he had lived filiate of the AAA cAmerlcan i "waa on the moderately dptmiatlc since lS46. Automobile Association i\ipid to- | aide,” , ALL DAY According to Leroy. George and I day a total of 17 such\^iadar | Bridges said the report "pointed Mideast Peace his mother motored to Detroit Sat- i devices have been licensed to^ROlice up some of the aerloiis aspects” urday with Mrs. Marion.Gammons departments in the state. of the aituation„4)ut that the em,. of the Gammona-Hoaglund Co., 39.1 'Modern MetlindH Urged \ phssls waa on /'th e improvement"' Effort by Dag .Main St. Mrs. Gammons was also “If speed laws are to be enforr'Al Dullea regardi as having come X J L ^ . on her way to the Chicago exposi­ with split-second, electronic . c a l\ about. dilations, it stand., to reason that Sees Rome Improvrrae'at .ITnlled NaUona, N. Y., March tion where the small pianufac- lawmakers should give equal at­ SZ lAV—The U.N. Security Conn- turing flrm was maintaining a House/Republican leader Martin cll will meet Monday to conilder booth. I tention to the use of modern aald: / . ' . methods in establishing sensible, “To me the report was mildly a llnited Stateo jtrdpoaal that THURSDAY Leroy said his mother stayed on.-^ sclpntiflcally-rfetermincd speed Secretary Oeaeral Dag Ham- optliniitic. It looked as If wa bad In Detroit and that George anu ' zones." Mr. Steel he declared. marskJoM go on , a- Faleattno Walter flew, to Chicago Sunday, i a ^ e Improvement In the whole peace nilsalon. Inforoaed eouroes 1 "Few apeedometers on auto- ^ n erak picture...... \ ■ r-""‘ -;' ft' • said today that If the proposal icjs-Vv :_0jp^Jlea today are entirely ac-; , - “Of course, there are still some A fifty flew to^ea ^plii^ , ^uraft! Chs^ ‘Hiiivivr 1 •4(«dbie spots. But on the whole Is approved, Haimnankjold win’ ' ness-iuid.tAen took oft-itov'Detroit’ b read s can throw off the i things appear to ti4 a little bit bet­ leav-e lata next - wedt ^ for a speedometer by a considerable ter than they, have-been.” three-week trip. Wa'Itinerary A Nice Selection of (ContMued on Page tlfteea) I WALTER SCHOBER extent. The Dullea waa to testify later In the Would Inriudo Loadon dad Pario ■fat may be dflvrn'g: af a'Jii da.v before The Hhuke Foreign Af-. aa well aa the Middle East c a ^ believes to be below the limit and in Highway Crash fairs committee on the foreign aid tala yet be arrested for exceeding that bill. The committee heaird Gen. Stale Troopers John Prior Jr. and John Yaakuli pull the body of LswrMct F. Saldsk./liS, from United Nations, N. Y., March S2 EAST ER ^O A TS •• • limit, even by only a few miles an' the wreckage of yls automobile following Ita collision with a trailer truck;k ^ Rt. At i , yemon yea- Alfred M. Griienther, commander U.S. Offers Ar Check hour. ; terda.V afternoon. ^'0aidak. df 10 Cottage Sl.y Rockville, waa a Korean War\veteran aptl. had been of NATO Forces, at a closed ses­ lAb- TUa United States U asking Steele charged the result of emplo.ved as a partHtme mail carrier at tM Rockville post office. Story on Page L (Btirkamp sion this morning. the U.S. Security Council-to as­ what he called arbitrary, rule-of- Photo I Chairman Richards (D-8C) sign Seerdtary General Dag Ham- Lovelier Than Ever thumb speed limits is "that our served notice AbAd of time he martkjold to a peaca miasion As Reds Begin A •Tests streets and highways are often wants to know why some NATO aimed at keeping Israel and her AUAihon SHAPED WITH SURITY clogged and congested, when traf- pountrier'are cutting their contri­ Arab nelghboia from' each others' thfpata.' ■ ■ - A ' Wssl- fli^ should be fl^'lhg smoothly—.. S ta te F a c L bution -to the-m nt defense effort." '“ 'j You In your new Easter outfit . . • proud and confident be­ Lohdon. March 22 Seeking s material In the atmoaphe but doesn't becafise motorist., are Spesking. .wj-tn newsmen about u.s,attttaf I3a)eshta Henry Cabot The Worsted Flannel Suit to replace years of talk about dis- observatories In qrthem Tke-Bars cause you know you’re a vision of everytbiiiR that’s feminine 'properl.v fearful of being arrested." this, he ilsmcd hb countries )Ait In.A reaolutlon last Japan recorded increased *adio- on Kammarakjold to and lovely. Pastel colors. armament with concrete action, , activity in rain and snow which Steele said hta organization is F lo o d Thread •Hai Prank Anaiyais c • Working: a wonderful magic in figures for a highly styled the United Stales wants 40,000 to ’ concerned with 'riving safely and At lha WhItd/HOuse, Sanate Rf* , . ._ently with both aides fell this week. supports firm and fair enfoicem^l I'Mds^adoptlon of meaaurei to spring debut—our shapely little worsted flannel suit. Utterly 60,000 square miles of Russian TTie British Foregn Office an publican leader Knowland (CallYL simple, Crepe lined jacket, slimmest skirt. ^ and American territory opened .to nouheed without elaboration: "The ractlces. it l^elleves. he added, Governor Tob JPay to Wotne 62 called Duties' report 'ta frank snd reduce HBalona along ^ the Hoty^ International arms inspection. Soviet Union has recently embark- the careless, irrespor/tihlc comprehehalva current, apaiystal' Lim^amnatice lines. " * er should be taken off the of the Bltu'atton lA. the areas tiM Three Propoaals t o « teama. ' ed on some further nuclear tests.” road\ Hartford. March 21 — Fed­ $ 2 9 9 8 $ 4 5 The U.S. proposal for a prelimi- Lewis L. Strauss, chairman - of eral and state official^ told Gov. V^shlngton, March 22 yHe- in the handling of lal aecurlty Secretary vlaited. Knowland char- The' ifta^ution jpectqcBlly pro­ •: ■' nary test of disarmament controls the U.S. Atomic Envsy Commls- Ribicoff yesterday lh4t Connecti­ Eisenhower administration , tiuhdd funds, including an mendment actericed Dullea*- viawa as “realls- posed:- / ■ . C’’ . (fkmUniied on Page Filtern) tlc." , wha made last night at a meeting aioiV, said in Washington the Rus- cut faces a .pptentlin flood threat thunlba down' today on mohouse-i"««- 1 which...... would - —.u permit con (1) A genee^ pullback of forces Other Suits * | 9 ‘®® to S of the five-power U.N. subcom- sians had exploded a nuclear de- which depends on /how much rain [solldaled wage reportlng\for social Senate lAmocratIc leader John­ f r o m thj fiontlera; 45.00 niittee on disarmament, which re- vice ..''within the,past few days.” falls— in... the— n^t/few... — weeks.— .... passed proposals to provid security, and income tax Wrposei. son (Texas) teniied the report “a J (2i Full freemm of niovemant ■umed sessions here this week. ^ He said it was the fifth Soviet Ribicoff ordered Civil Defense and i •*®urlty ratirement beyfits for h j that change woulu relieve rather optimiatic recital of the ti- for U.S.' observera In border areas, Watch that waiitUiM-M important on dm The plan is in line with U.S. ef- weapons test announced by the Britisb Attack military fo rc ^ on a 24-hour »lert! *ge 62 and nbymenU to employers of the annual/job of periencea of the Secretary on his and forts to.build mutual confidence in' United States in the past eight until the tbr.eat is past. | the ^U lly ^disabled Starting at flu n g ^m e 12’ million w ^ e j-e- trip.” (3) Local-arrangapienU betwaen new Spring CIndweUail TH-Top: icalloped disarmament between the- two top months. He alsb/aald that people will be “3® ^ y# turns Hating aboiit 200 mllllSn pay Johnson said the administration faraell and Arab commanders to military powers. It is aimed at Soviet demands for an immedi- Visit ^ ^ byJ Soviet fujjy ned if a flood emergency Folsom items. /. asked for bo commltmenta on the prevent'incidents and detect armla- cummerbund miih on a polished print... also rejected Tlwf accompanying paving the way to a comprehen­ ate ban on nuclear weapon., have ^ » f occurs. Pointing out that Congfei In part of the congressional leadera. tice violations. \ puS petticoat and iteft-tieddeevei. BLOUSES sive program of controlled arms long b'een a stumbling block i" V I I H e/m a d e the announcement increase In the' lal security Ux After the session with the ipeip- Hammarakjold waa asked to re­ reducli'on. Britain and France East - West disarmament negotia-^ Security Chief ■" i aflM meeting' with officials to from 2 to 2>, pbbeent Immediately bers of. (Jongresa, Dullea accom­ port back to the Council within Nip’n Tuck: tucked Empire midriff on to help fln a n /jh \ b r o a d.e n e d a earlier this week submitted an lions. > ■ I . . discuss the possible danger of )>enefits ^ Folsom said ths thinn: to do now Is panied Eisenhower Into a. meeting month after adoption of the reio- a cotton Mtin frock. ■. tulip collar and cuffa arms control plan linked to a gen­ The U.S. pilot plan for te.,ling . Londoh March 22 '.fi Ivan A. apriiig flood.,, whicli increased of the National Security Council, lutlpn. Plain or fancy to wear with your eral" di.,armament-pact. di.,armament controls wa., prei ■ Seroy, thS Soviet police chief, flew after two, blizzards dumped a rec- He said/hls would, mean a tax cxperleocg \n presumably to.repeat and amplify AH Arhofe; low-cuff overblouae... atop a lncrease>f 11,700.0^.000 over the "J v Easter suit or your sjiort skirt. , Subcommittee delegates re- sented by Harold Stassen: special into London Today to double check j ord March snowfall on the state, firaf fi/i \fmav ■ ^'^1 ^wduld Jiot initlsU at ihls Umf hla report, (ContlniMd oa Page Plflcea) lively little middy droea-/dl waih.wpndeiful lOO'^f dacron, long wearing amaz­ ferred the American plan to their assistant on diaarinainent to Pres-. security plans for the Khrushchev- ■ ' Last year tb* floods took 94 row ... be goea before the -+i governments. It may not be taken idem Eisenhower. \. Bulganin visit. , ! lives and left J200 million in dam- TbToid-A ge aVJ/ Snrvlvnr.-Survivors' cabinet and.'the Senate F.oreign eottonit Sizes 3 to 6s, 7 to l4. ingly resistant to wrinkles. Sizes llnsiu'ance lOASIi ayste or broad deparlurcs in prin<)iple up again here for a week. . ' Ground Checks A howl of protest in the BiTtish age. la in ex- which would increase taxas aub- Relations ebmmlttee and topior- 32 to 38. Colors: Pink, blue. The U.S.proposal came a few I It calja for the United State., press and elsewhere preceded the “Ribicdff said river levels will b t-r?!^"t condition, " FolaoV> ••‘<1 , ,t,ntlallv and raise serlmis i.ncer Vow nlghf before the' American hours before officials berg.and in and,the Soviet Union each to open • arrival-of the hard-eyed successor closely checked as snow rtlelt.,. t^tlmony prepared for the -Senate " Mople Ip a "radio-television re­ Washington disclosatl that the So- up 20,OM to 30.000 square miles to the executed Lavrenty P. Beria, Brig. Gen. Robert j, Fi,mmg,>FlnHnce Committee, \ | tanlles for the fuluie. Folsom port to tpe nation. (10:30 p.m.) Bulletins Viet Union h** launched a new of their" teiTitbry tp inspection Serov showed up in./a Soviet jet head of the Armv Engineers IP epr all practical purpo^s, the! \ln response to. a queatlon, James series of nuclear tests, there were ! tiams representing the five U..N. engine airliner whose/details havy Nevv Fjiglahd told the Governor ".Y»tem is in approximate lietuar-; Folsom estimated that the pro- C.\ Hagerty, White HoAs* presa from the AP Wires .98 no details as to whaf typo t,esls, suljcommittee members - Brit- not'been disclosed tq the West. / his forces had widened and debp- balance. It will ,thun be\self-! Po*»l t° lower the eligibility age secretary, told newamen Dulles' re-- were carried mit. but' fn esiimably j ain. France. Canada, Russia and '- Ihibbed ‘Ivan tlU; Terrible’ ened river beds, and they should i "“PP"'*lng, under present Sstl-i'for Women from 61 to 60 would port contained nothing new In they were held in a deserted area ' the, United States. The British pres(t h«|a, .dubbed carry off the snow melt t^thout • "'.“‘es. providing taxes are \ln- r eost about »400 million the TIral terms of American foreign policy, PROPS lEBN DESPITE VETO ■of, Siberia. The state of West Virginis has Serov "Ivan the terrible" He has flooding. / creaseil as scheduled and' benefits full year and more than a billion i ' Replying to another queatlon, t X a year by 1970. 'ivashbigtoa, March UB—Sen­ SPO^TSWE^AR—SECOND FLOOR Information concerning the lest : a territory of about 21.000 square •>*.'" pictured as .responsible for Lawrence .Mahar, chitf/Yorecast-' ®''® "ol Increased without a cor­ Hagerty said ^Dulles did not dis- ate majority leader Johnooii (D- explosions presumabl.V was obtain­ • . __ mass npurders and deportations responding Increase in revenue.” Tea) aaid today Democrats In ed throuiflr checks of radioactive | (Continued, on Page Tnetren) . throughout Eastern Europe in (Continued on Pag/'Fifteen) Folsom urged extension of OA8I (Continued on Page Fifteen) 1 (Conliniird on Page Fifteen) Congreaa will Idaist upon) high I World War IL . / , coverage to make as "nearly •• 11 level price supporta la-the farm ------;------' "Serov the thug is here today.” universal as practicable." He blll despite hints of a veito hy blazoned the Conscr.vatlya Daily ^ I " r endorsed provisions in the House Prealdeut Etoenhewer. iolmsoB - r iMail. bill and in other pending legisla­ predteled,' after talkfaig with The liberal Manchester Guaid- tion which would extend" the cover­ me, MISS Magnam, House Speaker Rayburn (D-Tea), AdlaI Forces Regroup Ian termed the tight-lippad police­ ]New^ Tidbits age to self-employed sttorneys, Uiat a . Smate-Housie. coufereqda man. "the odious Geheral Ivan dentists, osteopaths, optometrists, group, named to a tf^ t differ- Serov" and the Daily Sketch call­ Culled from Al* Wires .veterinarians, the military serv­ enrea on farm legfadatlon, wtU ed him "the most sinister man In ices. federal employes and various recommend high level aupportia, For DO: or Die Drive Russia.” / ...... It ' other groups, ‘Marty’ Capture Oscars The foreign office announced Three-alarm fire in Westerly, Flrat Direct .Stand RAIL FARE BOOST SOUGHT Serov and a part.v of his top lieu- R. I., destroys'.MiililcHn Market Today s statement by Folsom B> J.A.MES BACON Chlrago, March 2$ OR — .The By THE .A.S84K’IATED PRESS - to underiake a wr.te-in Campaign and spreads (o three adjoining /t BABY SHOP Supporters of Adla Stevenson m he Oregon Democ.At.c presi- g^ otland Yard on plans ' wai(' the first direct stand by the '"MHollywOOd. March R2 (Afi- ■ BaUon’a rallroada aaaouared to- rebounding from the Inlt at sh^k dentia primary. May 18. ■ Prime Minister Bulgabln | stores and offices, on second floor Elsenhower administration on the “Marty,” the movie originally: day they have peRUoaed the la- of his surprise loss to "If they wish to underiake *uch chief Nikita Khnish-1 of building. . . . Three thousand proposals, Folsom's predecessor. toralaie Commerce Cwnttilaaiea- New York school teachers picket Mrs. Ov-eta Culp Hobby, had raised made as a Ux loss to offset big fnr permisaioa to boeat passenger a number of questions about the grosses of two Burt Lancaster ■ fares 1 per rent effective May 1. Hats and Hat and Bag Sets an- all-or-nothing drive to regain he told reporters. "The choice wj . ! they call Inadi-qiial.t- pa,v rni59 to 29,689. in the 8lh, Duluth-' Rose Tattoo." 1 iron rangec.country. This pul Bte- ! Jewish girl (luring Nazi occupa- Earthquake Inside MlnaeapoUa, March $3 oP) -» Children's handbags for all ages, many atylei. 41.00 ■aid at a news conference. ‘ Moscow,. March tt? -J’- Andrei .Adlal Stevenson salvaged two of to ll.M each. ^5 .0 0 «ch Short ami medium length .slip-on Flstr, See, F'anli Revolt Roused from sleep to be given Mlnneaota'a nine congcesahmal - st.vles fn plain.and trim backs. Cglors: New Spring tr. . u his'lead ndlds .'he would claim ‘ Hundreds of *11101,180 Natlonallsyr, tenced In ahsentlii for refusing to S. Bubnov has come hack to Mos­ the news, she shouted; "It'p gfeat vii * I four delega'e.y all told. flying rebel flags, clashed with po- hand girl back to her legal guard­ cow from a living death.- .. . . I feel just ss if.*i'd built the districts, tardy returns In lliea- AVhite, beige, pink and navy. z6 nf , The Duluth News-Tribune said Hce and security troops hcie today ians. . . Cases.of three n.i.v men i..c„ viiaigcucharged For several days he-has been Colosseum it's all an .earthquake day’s state presidewtlal primary votes at the uemoerms ^Augu« the-missing precincts were nfoallv -ip » demonstration for complete.- with 'disorderly conduct during seen around the capita'., eagerly Inside." • ■ indicaited todaj'. Sen.'- Kefauver. SCARFS mecting.^reileraiea ax. uteai ^ St. Louis County, which voted immediate independence from Feb. 6 rioting again.,!, Autherlne examining the changes In the city The supporting actor award (D-Teiin) not only swept Mcint.. his ! preponderantly for Stevenson, and France. « ; Lucy are post|M>ne’ New Lipatick .wiLh Powder $ 1.25 Loose Powder Cases ...... $1.00 proaperity.” . ^ V. thought thp Democratic preaiden-1 treme Nationliat w-ho advocates ing preaidents.and vice-presidents. Now I.e fa back, the most promi­ play for playwright Paddy Chay- hewapaper advertiaing. He tbld a of ita $81 milUen atomic power The Senator, bolstered by^hla un­ Ual .campaign was “in the bag" cutti'ng 'all this' North African Freslirnan at Florida Southern nent of the old Bolsheviks to W efaky. He w-rote the tender atory reporter that the film cost only plant at -Rowe, Mass., neat New From Home Permanent . .$2.00 Revlon Clean and Clear ,...... $1.25 00 expected Minnesota primary vic­ for him. protectorate'^ ties with France at c o llie airs of gunshot wound- and rehabilitated upder the new- policy of a lonely butcher first as a tele-, $348,000. to make but- that' a half spring, and eiyiecta to have tha each tory, moved .westward today, , to "Tba reault of the voles in Xfin- oncie. police charge former student with of the Soviet leadership announced vision play. ' mlHlon dollara waa' apent on an plant IB.full pperatloB by mid- 6-Day DMdorant Pads ...... 69c Ferrizaji Tablets ...... $1.58 ba JMt H A U ^ *1 stajrt an, intenalvf campaign for, netota «-aa a setback',Mitchell, They ran into a massive force of kHlIng. . . Ne\v Jersey mother and at the 20tb Congreas of the gom-r Delbert Mann^. whb directed advertising campaign. iiHich-'qf it 1980. Roger J. Coe,- vice preaU California's flj, votes At the Demo-| campaign, manager for Stevenson police and troops, backed ■ w-ith her son are killed when Erie Rail­ munist party laat month. “Marty” op TV and then fob-hfa in newapapera- seen by Academy dent ef Yankee Atomic, dieeloeed White Raip l^hampoo Special . .fl.50 Geritol Liquid .|.. . . .|2.98,and $4.98 AUNOilttill COHM* I - fl'ratic National Convention. , in hlg unsucceasful 1992 preaiden- tiuika, in front of the headquarters road passenger train crashes Into - Biibnov Joined the party In 1903. movie- debut,, won the beat direc­ voters. ■' theoe targete to the New Ena CORffER OF MAIN AND OAK STREETS , . Enroute, ha paused ,In Portland 1 ------' car in which -w-oman ftaa carrying tion av^ard, land CowMil’a U tiid '------artaera ha authorized pis supportira* (CemHaned oa P a ^ Niactoea) , (Con Sn tied on Paget. Fifteen) four children to achool,. (Coutlaoed M .Psga'nrieea) ‘‘Marty" waa produced by tha (CeatlaMd oa Rage Nlaaieea) meetlBg today.- si . - . • ■ -.■( ■■ ■ ••'''■ '. ■ ■■ ■: - * • .t 1 > V..' • f ' , J 5 ' V-

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o t the truck, and his helper, Feb. 14, 1881. He had lived almost mint by Board Chainnan Oaorga Wlleon’ that a site tor tha propeaad RoekvtUm J. Pinto, 81, New BriUln. all his Ilfs in Rockville and was a Rockvjillfe .. 4 >. The tiVck is owned by the'Wooster veteran, of the Korean Wpr. He high achool had been accepted by Bxprci^ Hartford. , was a hoember of- SL Bernard's hit group the night before while Rockville Man Saidaks body was partiplly Church, the Veterans of Forelffn Conflicting Statements Given other membere aMd the decision Wars, which ’ will pay military had actually bedn mad# at an a k r i u throRm frpm the vehicle with his O G . earlier da's, anm -hat no meeting IsfS' P th b ***^ ru h t Seat. honors at the funeral, and the OAIERINO TO SMALL FART1IS8 aaii Aa WQPEWI Killed in Auto, His body could not be removed un­ PAC Club. On Finance Board ^Meeting^ had actually bc/n held the night 30 OAK S T .-. MANCHHT1R til the vehicles were pulled apart before. Dr. John E. Flaherty, medical ex­ Meanwhile, '^ e Board of Educa­ Truck Mishap aminer, pronounced Saidak dead Guest of. Honor Rockville, March 22 (Special)— Sto them before March 31. '‘We're tion is withoiA a budget'for cur­ ★ HNE FOOD ★ QUALITY REVIRAGIS and »ave permission for removal Another confusing chapter is not backing down,” Olson said. rent school axpensea In an un­ However, before noon, Olson DAILY SPHCIALS \ . NORAUN'S (FIchtra OR l*R(0 Ort) of„the body tO the White Funeral At Four Showers being writUn-intp the story of the precedented /aqtlon in the State, told reporters, “Three or four of the townspwpte have three times • HOMERUDE-RAJIOLI _ _ IN 44S HARTFORD RD. Vernon, March 22 (Spectml)—A Home, Rockville. Board of Education budget as the Tolland County Coroner Bernard Hiss Lucille Macrl, dsuahter of the fellows just met" and we de­ recommitted the Board ■ of Fl- Rockville man warn killed and two Board of Finance announces it will cided to put the Item on the call • VEAL SCALLOPINI • IREADED VEAL CUfLIT NEAR MeKEE J, Ackerman and County Detec­ Mr. and Mrs. James Macrl, 81 Con- present its budget to the towns­ nanca’a bimgat for aducatlon to oecupanta of'' 'R tractor-trailer tive Arthur A. Koss were present aresa Pt.. who will be married to o f tha meeting. tha Boam for further study. people at a special Town Meeting .Olson said the figure to be pre­ truck eecaped Injury late yeater- at the scene during Investication Joseph Tiilly of Mints Court at 11 March 27 instead of at a later sented to the townspeople 'wUl ba The Isiue has become,, in ea- day afternoon in a near head-on by State Policemen John Prl6r/3r. a.m. April 7 in St. Bridget's meeting, as it had- indicated early aence, not ona of funda a ^ e,- but collialon on R t 83 here. Church, has been honored recently the same one as the Board of F i­ and John Yaskulka. S|tt. *tWmas yesterday; nance has presented three times on# of principia. Tha tpWnspaopla PLENTY OF FREE Dead la Lawrence F. Saidak, 25, Yuma and Trooper Robert Heth- with four bridal showers. Early yesterday, when members feel they should have tha final aay OPEN 9 A.M. THROUGH 9 P.M. 10 OottaKe S t, Rockville. Accord­ The first wps a brush shower previously. Townspeople have re­ erman also assisted. of 'the Board of Finance were con­ jected the figure each time it has as to what ahould ba spent for EVERY THURS.. FRI^SATb e v e r y d a y e x c e p t SUNDAY , PARKING ing to State Police front the Staf­ Saidak Was. a siibsttiute mall jtlven by Mrs. Alfred Hagenbw at tacted concerning a meeting Tues­ educatin', or for any other town ford Sprinta; barracks, tne car he the home of t:ie orlde-elect, and the come up for their consideration, carrier at the Rockv^e Post Of­ day evening, they said no decision backing the Board of Education's ttrUcf. The Board of Finance says \ was drivlnK ran into the front of fice. He was th e'^ n of Lawrence second was a miscellaneous shower had been made regarding the edu- if It /merely approves every de< the truck. Police said the car, given by her maid of honor, her charges that .the Finance Board and Bernice Hopowiee Saidak, his caubn budget. made "excessive cuts” in the orig­ partment's request, there Is no Speciall i travelinf south, spun around for only immediate surnvors^ cousin, Vlas Nancy Macrl, at her Shortly a fter. noon, however. nee ■sme wordi; 8 \ SLACKS Toddlers aisee 1 ; This Is thb second time in recent STEAK HOUSE rdH with bonnet. $ 4.98 weeks thay members of the Board Regularly of Finanre have Is.sued conflicting MONSON, MASS. , 'hk'UH”'! '!• Regularly $498,95 statements. On Feb. 8-the confu­ Video Everyday — « 1 1 I Home of Three Suns of Fun / ' ' sion centered around an announce- All Rights Reserved — H. T. Dickinson A Co., Inc. HI ROYS' ----- ^______Shews Thursday, Friday, I ' 'J WASHER Saturday and Sunday ______/ . * MAONETIC DOOR DRYER ★ Full 9-Lb. Ladd i EASTWOOD / 2 FdilManf, Tamp. •V \ Featuring * REVOLVINO SHELVES k Kdinmid (iweno Sunday Aftamoen i r Wotor Sovar 'dr PuBy Automatic Cipnttai BCtli lloinaii dolio rSbrtythfi Intarostod In Hl>n? ^ Ztro Degree FREEZER .^e "B O n O M "TROUBLE Family Shews We'll be glad to talk over the 'Ar Wotar Tamp, ■k Aedvotor Woohino k ABowf Upto 14D starting TIum 3:80 \ i € 0 subject wUh yon and show you a Control Unit Min. Drying Tima. t o OF THE WITH Tel. CO 1-5584 B O m E " HARRY" some of the fine phono outfits * /' we stock. W C lti4*niRMrop« VisloViki«»n Call Us About Your Party ^ t a m k a«d Color •nd C’olor We Have Special Party Rates \ 1:4S4,:10 / PRICE INCIUDESIDB FREE SERVICE ~ FREE DEUViRY 277 BROA SALES and PRICE INCLUDES FREE SERVICE ^ FREE DELIVERY SUNDAY X ■ ■ ... ■ ; ■ S i SBEVIOB ‘‘There'# Always Tomorrow” TELEVISION RADIO \ M l-8 -im Hand-washable tweed fabrics, blue or Expertly tailored. iuUy lined, brown. Matching hat Included. Sixes 4 to riwaE«l R N«w UavvE. C«a«. 1;U (IM i) NEWS CABAVAN - or gray.'.’ 4'kaaaal IR Hartford, Coaa. t:W asMlInOB CVNBINOS flHOW m HARTFORD B l 4'haaael 22 HprlaKtleld, Mani. / ( S> BISHOP FULTON t. SHEEN Cliaaaai 9D New BHtaia. Caaa. '' . (tS-Sei'oBODL'BO M A U SHOW MM/MM?SO/V Chaaael S3 H'wtcrkary. Coaa.' — Ysa Hel YsBr U tc STATE Ckannel M Hnlyoke' Matt. (U) HALF HOITB FILM TOppLERS; Sin l:M ( Si STOP THE MT8IC i|.t > tiaUrC'LlMAX — "Pale Harta, "• -A “ Iw h / Y v Cont. From SfM I H) MICKGIr MOrSE CLVB Fiala Elder'* Daralkf Me- (111) FLIPPY TIIK CLOWN tialre. Jaka* Faraytka 5 P. .M.' MAN FREED (22) UNCLE EO'tl FUN tXUB "'A J A*? ( X) kruKTSMA.N’S CLUB Fully lined, waahable tweed TODAY . . FRIDAY . . SATURDAY . . SUNDAY^ (1X.&S) UOI'OLAS KIIH'ABOS .Marrh 25-2.1-24-25 ' ^ AMI THK NF.WS Regutarly $209.95 Jacket with matching solid col­ 100% uashablr, qulrk- or alacka. Stece 8 to 8. Variety (tt> HKiHLIUHTS COMPANY dr\ing n.vlon. White and See .hcBe great new huine»! . . the “ lO-Wlde” . . . the Tri- (SS) JOHN IIALV ANO THE W 'x' of colors. ‘ N FWS ' SI BiuoJI St. —• MaacSestcr fci reX.*! pastel colors. Sizes 10 to I.evel . . . the Double-Decker ! . . the neweat in new homea In (M) SPOBTS 18. a beautiful ■ettina of fiowertni; ahriib« and blooming flower#. IM) WEATHKBVANE .j-ti FREE! Beautiful 20*' x O' .Miimlnum . Canopy FREE with i ( X) LONK RSNOKR (U) CANDID CAMERA * ★ BIG MASTER OVEN (la u i SUT. PBK8TON OF THE every new mobilehome pqrThaaeil at the Show! v i;eon i I8:3D (*X) TBA ATTO figE T Open 2 to 10 P.3I. . Admiaalon—-50 cent# (tZ-M) IIINAH SHOHK (IX) UI'IZ KIDS W NEW, FASTER UNIT (SS; ROCNDtP (U) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE (M) DANOEROCS A8MGNMENT i- J ( X) NEWS REPORTER k FULL WIDTH STORAGE AUTO (la M ) NEWS DRAWER. CLEARANCE! ( « ) PLNAL EDITIO.N WESTERB (M) NIOHTCAP EDITION STORE > IS ) SPtlRTS RODNDtnr THRU PEACOCK ALLEY AT THE CENTER fils MslB St.—Opp. CoHter Fork (M) WEATHER (M) PREVUKS . .■.f.e CORDUROY $ X . AND ONLY ON FRIDAY Every Day I ( MLIX) WEATHER 1-00 9-5:30 !*!( <»3"Et'TIL'DT REPORT - ; A T OPEN nuraday 8-8:00 PRICE INCLUDES FREE SERVICE — FREE DELIVERY SHIRTS I (IX) iir^ SHOW * O F C M b A I L Y Ante Suppllea,' yool#. —^Daal Allkf; (t:> THE ACTCMNAIREO. LOWEST PRICE IN TOW N! ^ DINING Sporting Goods. Palate, U: I ( i» NITECAP THEATEB Toys, Bikes, Wheel Goods, _ —"WUkesI Heser” 9 ROOM FlahiRg Taeklo, ORthaards , J-IFE w ith i^ abe th ) (U-M) STEVE ALLEN ^ ' RETAIL SALESROOM IT '^ 2 FOR YOUR MONEY I * X) NEWS KniTTino mills Yes— We W ill Sgrve You NOT ONE But MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION TWO Live Broiiled Lobsters With Yoiir O K I I iii;i( \ riov \( ( t <^()i!it«. rii;r ^ 11 iir - 'Full Course I-obster Dinner y J# fc J MANCHESTER GREEN. CONN, M oIOK I I \» I C- h i: Vht V, i!v I, , P H O N E M l 9-8123 ) M<»\ I mdMRsMi .M iiciiidi 9 -r:n i -Fltl ( t 'I Road Service '1 I '» M ‘tt. 4t : L : ’ ).■ I,' • t • * . 1 I » t- ■? •

PAGE FOUR MANCHESTCT EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 19M / MANCriESTOR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 1956 \RAGE FIVE

him for tha nomlhatlon. except the B ut the lapr Is th a t Inhuman and River Iordan flows aouth, into an­ claimed Good Friday a holiday In IRmuliPBtpr Speaks on Africa other sea. Here, the air hqnfa Connecticut. people who vote for him. harsh, with regard to school daya, Urobclles Astronomers Rockyllje IJnveUs the *New Look’ In Postal Trucks Gov* Qibicoff heavy over the waters that neither dw And added; ^DPttitm ^pral^ He must, be asking himself what and, for that matter,,with regard By RUOCR PBICE At Second Cnurch man hbr beast, will drink. Th^re la L Priced Roll-Ofy "In keeping with the continuous, a man has to- do In order to win to almost anything else that we nff spUiAh of fish, no refreshing tradition ..of my predecessors and rvBUSHi^ mr t h e ^ Probe Stars Still for Adlai M«-.nAt-n PRINTINO CO../1 a nomination. For the mood at hi mana may think we are getting Cumlck M. C.T Ndamte from greepery,' no children’s laughter. * Roll-Off Trailership Equ'Hy in observance. of the laws of our fr ■ free. South Africa will apeak oft To avoid the Dead Sea, travelers state. I hereby .designate Good the moment la that he could win choose another route unless their Friday; the 30th day of March, as every primary he can enter before . To deal with thla la not as diffi­ "Modem DAy South AfrtcA" At the By RadW Eye Despite Loss •Ixth I^enten supper fellowship of business. is ui^ent. ' ‘Fishybacking” con.sist.s of carrying loaded trailers a day of-Tasting and prayer. the nomination, and still not get cult for youth, which, appraises It There Is a r|akon why these two aboard specially-built or converted vc-ssels, thus effi­ The governor issued his procla­ OBr Company Store tV'ill Be Open To* The Public the Second Congrcgatlonel Church Columbus, Ohio, March, 2 2 ,9 1 ^ H artford, March 22 ('flh—Gpv. an.vivhere. a. an unreasonable injuetice, and this Sundey, PAlm Sunday,' at Sl30 neighboring * Aeas^ both supplied ciently combining land-and-sea hauls. It parallels Piggy- mation yesterday. SATURDAY MORNINGS FROM 9 A. M. until 12 NOON with the sane goolf water of the A powerfull new radac. Me toon Abrahani A. RIbicoff, an Adlai "Although we have had the PiiblUbMl Evfnin* Except This situation is not, how'ever, rages againat It. as it la for age, p.m. b((cking" by the railroad.s. Stevenson supporter, for several '•niHjayi sM floilda.v*. in irrcd »t th« , NdAmae was born at Cape Prov- River Jordan, dlf(er\gs the)' do. will study invisible ahootink atars word, the teachings and the ibay Available are fine hand-knitting yarns in Lambs Wool, PoSl O flfc^ «t ManrhfiUr, Conn., u aa safe and conclusive as it might \ hich finally cornea to recogniee The Sea of Galilee receives but monjths, said today he thought B icim i O U a M«tl M .tlfr thpe, South Africa, attended the Within this new indu-stry with d.\*«aniic grow'th poten­ of mateora — the buckshotNfron} of God for. nisny centuries, much Cashmere and Fur Blends in a wide range of colors, at ^BSCRIPTION R A T tA appear. Thla kind of opposition th at It Is no whim of fate, hut. an does not keep the waters pf )the Estes Kefauver came through with of mankind still finds it difficult Healdtown Missionary Initltution apace — to leant where they cqmd "a great 'victory" In Minnesota ra>'bbl« III Advance did n fy rossts the peanuts to s rich gold­ MEN BBik WO»fEN casts. / rcnnvranhical eiror* appearliiK In ad- gogue are growing stronger, and making up that extra day of en brown. There’s only one trou­ son is a great man and would vertleetnent! and other reading matter ble, when It gets through with all EXPERT FITTERS The new radar Study is expect­ make an outstanding president.” In The Mancheater KvenInK Hot aid. what he may actually atand for school, considering It an unexplain­ ed to produce'more facts about the aeems to grow less and leas Impor- able Injustice. this, the. machine also eats the Display adyertl»lnt cloxlna houra; peanuts. But, of rouriJif, no inven­ A Thought lor Today r Arthur Drug Stores . heights, speeds, orbits and origins “Choico Frosh NotivO Poultry — DIroet From Our Forms To You" For Moiiday-1 p in. Friday tent while he thrives on a cam-> tion is ever [lerfect right at first. Of these gaint meteors, Gerald S. ^oofl Friday Set Par Tueaday—1 p m. Mondav. Hawkins, CuAis L. Hemenwayand role Wedneaday—J P m , paign manner and defiance of the 505 MAIN ST. "AT THE CENTER" TEL. Ml 9*8098 For'^uraday—1 p. I ^ ' . There Tivii Seaa ("red L. Whlpplr told the Amer­ As Stale Holiday Fnr FHday—I P- ^ bosaca and pie In the aky prom­ ; spending projects, in sn effort to There ar^w o aeas In Palestine ican Astronomical Sociity. / OPEN TONITE TILL 9 ises. The Democratic bosses 1 evade a deficit (rap the Republi- . , One is fresh, with fish In It. W rou^t Iron Railings ^ Q Q & d l l E n The radar system will be set up day of pubUcaUon excw t S*turda> *- would have been, much more art­ Connecticut I cans had laid for him. Then the Splashes of green dot the shoreline hi Southern Massachusetts by Il-rnl(l Photo Hartford, March 22>(yPi—Aakert- Republicans produced their deficit Rockville, March 22 (Specialj—A new three-quarter ton delivery truck has been put In use by the ing "it Is s day saqred to th* vast Special »».">• ..cl ful, and safer, if they had pretend­ where/where/ehiUlren play. The River PorcR Columns harvard Observatory in conjunc­ Post Office and more than one citizen stopped to gaze at the red. White and blue vehicle today, not so I Just the same, in paper claim at tion with the Lincoln Laboratory majority of my fellow cifisens," Thuraday, March 22 ed tha door waa aa open to him aa JordAn fillsI this sea with sparkling E.\ST HARTFORD much because of its brilliant colors, but rather the position of the driver. ■ , ^ Gov Abraham A. Rlblcftff pro­ Yankee least, by treating the money wpfer from I the hills. Men build VALLEY WELDING CO. . sf the Mas.sachusetts Inatitute of ?OUP STOCK GIZZARDS (cleaned) any other Democrat. By A. H. O. Bowles had refused to spend aa If their houses near It —and birds Telephone BU 9-9351 rechnblogy. Russell Merk is shown above seated comfortably on the righthand aide. Proudly Asst. PWitmaster it had been spent, nonetheleaa. For Free EiUkaate Call EMward E. Hirlh declared the truck ia the latest model for mail and parcel post delivery amt/clalms We Put Peace First their neats. O lastenbary ME S-9118 It will consist of a powerful In the present inatan.ee, the From the Sea of Galilee,, the radar transmitter and six huge re­ Rockville has one of about six being used In this state. The new truck brings the fleet to two. Xt \yill 3 Lbs. 2 9 c 2 Lbs. 5 9 c A quaation In vhich conacience -The Republican state alrate'-. . newa that the atate ia In a solvent ceiving antennae to pick up, the be used primarily in the city for parcel post dsBX’ery, malt box pickups, delivery of relay bags anjl bn Our RackinK Of France occBslorts In highly populated rural areas for mail delivery,. \ izal and strategy were combined haa gists, having apparently failed In S;onditlon waa oiiginall/ an­ rad ar pulses bounced off the now, It w'ould seem, been answered, As was noted in these columns, their natural, routine, an been to tncreaae.the-risk of war In C.'Doiiglaa Dillon, our ambassador publican ..State Chairman Baldwin true \ ^ r n Governor lUjiicoff. i 4 to Fra’See, we have refii.sed the said the other day. It la the. poor, canipaigrting for office, said that sleeves. Crease resist­ order to force recognition of Rus- ant, needs little o r no Sla'a power and Influence and of comiAlnient and the ailspipion abused, wonderful laxpiiyer.s who the Repuliliran administration of deserve the credit. Srconchii il.v, 1-odge hadV taken slate spending^ ironing. Navy or black Rua^a'a right to be considered a alike, and come out Into (he open the Democratic administration and taxing \o a new high level. It with Vhite, Sizes 12 PUBLIC m a r k et ! factor lii the area. with a position which, ivlth qiiall- may be responsible, but in a way is true, now.\vhen the Republicans VOLUNTEER NOW AND BE A U.S. MARINE! lo 20. with DANDY HAM 803-805MAINSTREtT f It la this Ruaaian effort to force fiesUons, ia clearly on the side of which Is reprehensible rather say that IheNRIbicoff administra­ a way for.Rusatan influence Into Fisni'e. It Is so being an eiiled in than pialae\)'orlhy. II has hern tion haa takenXsIate apending and Thqiing men if you are Ol'er 17 year.* of age you may now join the guilly of carrying , (hr level of taxing to a neNy high level. And woiHd-fanioii* U S. Marihe Corps and aerve on active efuty for the Near Eaat, and our own nat­ France Itaelf, and it Is so being in­ state taxation to a new all time Sagr-.MIen, East the aame tiling will be true of the only l\vo years! Join today.and share the proud traditions of this Hartfnrd,'.la open Tues­ ural Inattnct to fight against it, no terpreted b,v the native leadeis of high. next state adminlatration, what­ famous' military organization that dales back to 177.1. For Here*s why: matter what the rlska for peace,' North Africa. As for the Idea that any Demo- ever It 1s. There is. in the state's complete''Jnforniatlon. contact; M. .1. Benbenek, Hartford Post day through Saturday irnllc admlnlatration might pos­ financial picture, perennial oppor­ Office or telephone JAckaon 7-32R1, Extension 26,1. 9:.i0 A. M. to .1:30 wmch have been responsible for ^^'hat Ambaaaador Dillon ' said r. M., Friday until sibly ever contribute to s mnditlnn tunity for ahallow campaign argu- \ 0 No outside skin our aomewliat lackadaisical efforts waa that of course we are an anti- of burfyet balsnce by some i*e- nienls, one 'way or the other. *:.10 P. ,M. to' handle the Near Eaat situation colonial country, hut that we re­ slrslnt^ on spending, that ia simply TJiere la never, and seemingly RPONSOKKI) BY:— O.^Shank and coarse meat around it have been removed ► / on a big power basis, but a haals spect the "llbei'sl " policies France ignored. never will be, any relief for, the WATKINS BROTHERS of juat three big powers, with Rus- has been putting into effeit in The only time .the Republicans taspayera. P 50% lees fat than on an untrimmed ham — Yoitr Weekend Grocery Specials Morocco and Tunisia, both of ever adinllted such s thing, even all exc^sff fat trin ^ e d off * / aia excluded. InferenUslIy, was when Governor Thr AniPricin buffalo tt aclually M e a t And It has been our fear .of let­ whom have now been granted a Bowles had Jisltrd a number of a bi.Ron. Best Buys nUBSHLV HUOED ting Russia In any vay get its s< nil-independence, and that we O You get more delicious lean meat to ihp pound WHITE AMEBIOAN -t- \ band on the Near East problem fllso re.spert France's "liheiar in­ iner textured ham from grain-fed, - • FRESH SHOULDERS KRAFT CHEESE I*, \ which haa'been responsible for nui tentions with regard to Algeria, so mid-west porkers . . . dressed daily in New England LKAN. MIIJT OURKD ^luctance to take the problem to much that we believe tlial native /... ■ \ . ■ ’ • SMOKED SHOULDERS FRESHLY itiCBD the one place it aurely belongs terrorism must be put down ao FOR YOUR FAVORITE 1956 CROSIEY APPLIANCE Enjoy the best at your Easter fekst. , ► which la the United Nations. France'a good Intentions ran come Lb. 69e Order your Handy Dandy Ham for .Raster now. YOUR lb SWISS CHEESE So, when we do finally go to ii to effect. CHOICE the Uqlted Nattona,' as we have In the rourae of hla atatenient. BEAN or GROUND , .. now done with our request for a Ambassador pillon made a flat !afATHAN HALE .. meeting of tl^e Secuniy (’oiinnl ■ seceptance of the status of Algeria NOTICE OOFFEE Lb. we have finally answered In the ac a legal part of Fiance, which Every taste tells you iVs STEAKS right way the question of wbeUier status Is the reason F rsiu c refii.ses THE MONTHLY MEETING we would rather have war in the to grant Algeria the same inde­ UUr'T’ROM IIKAVV rORX-KKD HTERRK "PRI^MIER” FANCY WHITE MEAT Near Eaat than have peace with pendence It la now granting Mo­ OF THE FRENCH CLUl OF SHORT or SIRLOIN u . TUM| cm. 35c 3 for the cooperation and influence of rocco and Tunisia, foinierly in the MANCHESTER WILL BE HELD BOIJD PACK IN Oil., .Russia. We are now opening the legal status of colonies or protec- HANDY DANDY HAM AT TINKER HALL. 791 MAIN ST. way for Rusaia to have voice and torstes. . , TOF U t. m TT vote on the Near. Eaat situation. The fly’in the French claim has FRIDAY NIGHT, MARCH 23. AT 8:Q0 Fully cooked , k . ready to eat aRQ I'S’D IF YOU M'IKH ■ Thla la not, of coijrse, exactly been the' fact ihat, although Al­ VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT , ttie kind of voice and vote Russia geria is legall.v part of France, the Froxen Food Specials • intended when ahe, began her pres­ French ritlzenahip of It.* Inhahit- „ AFTER MEETING CHOICE BEEF RpItSTS ent play In the Near East. • She ants^e la firsL^-lass only for the BLOCK MTVUK SWEET LUTi: FROZEN waj aiming at the same old-fash- F.eheli. not foiYthe natives. Noil Ipned kind of power polilica, big the natives are seeking equalit.v • CHUCK ROAST ^ 39c STRAWBERRIES u,..,. S9e nation influence Bnla,in and the tlirough independcrice like that United Statea qre always exercis­ given Tunisia and .Morocco, while FOR A MC^; POT'ROAST—BO.Nr.LE5l^: HWKET lA n : ing in the area, the same kind of what the French offer is a pro- power politics by which we and giauj of reform which would still * CHUCK ROAST IJ. 39c ORANfiE JUICE 2 coz c...35e Britainliiave been threatening to keep Algeria a legal part of VI try to settle the situation in the Fyaiue itself. . It is the aiippies- FRESH GROUND HAMBURG qUK'K FROZK.N FILLET OF N ear East. sion of native revolt, aa e prelude could WHITE FISH ... P„ 7St By going to the United Nations, to such reform, that Anihassadoi Lb. 39c ^ ‘ 2 i.ba. 75c l>illon now haa thel tinned .Statea we offer Russia a proper plaie in FILLE-tOF the den.vions that imisl be made formali.v hacking. In .short, Al- CHUCK BEEF GROUND about the Near Ea.st, and we also g'l'lan natives who are in revolt YELLOW PIKE Lb pk . 75c scale our ow-n place down to some­ will now be shot with our ble.si'ing. .<55e 2> .MU,b«. $1.00 thing th at is propel for us too. Tins IS the extreme Intel iiielation [ Kor no one nation, or no particular of our effort to clear oiiraelve.s, in BROOK TROUT IJt. Pkg. 79c group of'big powers, Will he able French eyes, of charges Uiat wf FARM FRESH POULTRY to make law and peace for the hjve really been backing the ikiisr i ri-FANEO MKDII'M SIZE N ear East. , Both we and Hus.'oa of Algerian independence. ! belong Inaide the United Nations, We have pleased France; the CAPONS I* 69e Lenten Sea Foods not outside, it. in our relationship cost to us in Asia and in Afnca i RF.AOY FOR THE OVg.V to the question of peaci in the and m our own conscience will H/kLIlUT. SWORD -Near 'East. ' pend on how iiiin h killing Fi ain e ; C l T I I’ RKAIlV FOR THE PA.V has to do in order to gain accept- * T he privilege of catling a thorough periodical check* . JUMRO SMELTS ance for its "lihfial" mtenllnns in FRYERS E.h $1.69 Doctor—or calling upon one up. 'Thia an obligation to Still Anybody But Kefauver , Algens.'* K could be a had ba'i- FRESH SHAD *ifl a distTnci American yourself and to ihotc depen* There IS one curious allermaUi gain, hlei«ing. In im> ocher land dent upon you. Guard your NLLET OF PERCH ofAhe Minnesota primary which CHICKEN PARTS ^pday arc the developments health carefully. See a phy* LEGS ...... lb. 75e must be infuriating to iu victor. medical fcirnie »o fully aician at.the krsi suggestion FRESH SCALLOPS All commei'it agreea that Sena­ Indian Giver Come in and see our big selection and ao quickly available (o of illness. And —yes, of W INGS lb. 25c tor Kefauver has piobabl.v ^ In one l e-speol. ii jippcRiR, our STEWING OYSTERS, Etc. all of^ihe people. course, we hope you'll bring knocketl Adlal. Stevenson. .out of M artli »now wa* an Undian giver. of Crosley Appliances NECKS and BACKS ...... lb. 10c Do not evade or psisipone his prescriptions^ here for the 1986 nomination. Aiul we cart remomV)er from our the important matter of a conscientious compounding. ■ But nobody, except those in the own youlh how delig'hied we, were Kefauver organization itself, con­ to'get day« off from achool, and ! | Trade your bid one ^ S e f o c t e d fresh FrUits and Vegetables A cedes th a t the KefauVAr victoi.v. how furujiia we were whenever the r (FOR DOWN PAYMENT) has done anything toward-winning McceaaUie.a of complying with the nomination for Kefauver him- ."(tale law reqiuied that one or i TWO Y e a r s t o p a y I PASCAL CELERY Cello I’kg. ' — •elf. more of then* days he made .up. END r IIOLOE.N Defeating Stevenson, it ■ would Human nature, young or old. is Appear, ^CfAuver haa opened .the hke that. We like lo enjoy Ihinga, ^ P W e s t e r n C a r r o t s 2 c.ik.rk|[,^ nomination to almost anybody- - without any reckoning. We can ■ SBicept himself. I t could be Gov- aee the, great aenae in haVihg a ! PHARMACY ^ S P I N A C H . Washed and Cleaned Cello Pkg. a m ^ ^ B arrim an . It could be, Seri- day off because of a atorm. ^. We 1 t n *Pf(ascriptions First* V\m\\\\w\\wwvwiva FANCY ator Symuigton. It could, even, cannot conceive of anyone Inhu-j n : ► horror, of horrors, be Harry Tru- man and harah anough to r^uire Potterton’s 4 DEPOT SQ. Ml 9.4585 BUin hlmaelf. Btit not Kefauver. ua to replace that day later on, COR. OF CHURCH ST. ^SUNKiST LEMONS 5 ~ Anirhedjr alae but; Nobody wants vl^rhapa with ona In lovely Juna. 130 CENTER ST. H. 1. HANDY COMPANY MoIcCrs o( famobs Handy’s Shouldors — also for thi Edtfor foosf. ■ft'.. 4 4 r . . ♦ ■ ■ ■ T ■ - - ■■ ■'* ■ '• ■ ■ ■ ' • . ■ ■ ' ■ ' •. ,1 ■ \ \ 4

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 19M PAGE SE V E N PAOISSIX X. ■1fiSl4>a ■*r beneath a Wsat Side IR T aubskay gotha," by H. Alexander Mat­ last days on this earth and Is per­ Mutria'a office in the Municipal brouirht to the schools of the Collefe of Wooster and one­ Don C. Oaylort), extension dairy tion. To be'sold are five herd of Chuh Kalb State Marine Woman Run Over train aS it enterad the 14 th Btrabt< Choir to Offer thews. haps pne of the most effective Assistant Sought Building up to. April 3. Train Victim Die* time national official of the Pres­ Heifer Calf Sale husbandman, announced hers to­ Station, polka reported. < The Bolo parts will be sting by Sch^l Students by the Hartford\Bymphony Or­ ayrshirss, five brown swias, one musical stories which Matthews, According to the qualiBcatloni Deaths Last Night byterian Churph, U.S.A. day. Waukegan. HL, March 22 ' The motorman told police' he ap­ Mrs. Griswold Chappell./Mra. El­ has compoacd. j Norwalk, March 33 (Jto—Frqfi chestra’ in cooperation with the billking. shorthorn, 18 guernseys, By Subway Unhurt \ Cantata Sunday By Tax Assessor for the job, the applicant should Anfola, Ind.— Raymond E. W il­ Slated at UConn The sals, wen primarily to 4-H pfe; Michael Doerrer. 21, a t Hart­ plied the brake! but could not itop \ * ■' bert Carlson, Mre. Richard Mc- Ready. 57, of Norwalk, who lost Hear Musiciims Music Department .ordhe elemen- 15 holstelns, and 3 jerseys. The public is cordially invited to i have training or experience in title lis, >0, weekly newspaper publisher club and . Initurs Farmers of ford, Conn., wps one. of two until the. first two cars passed over Lagan, Mra. Dorothy Peacock, larv schools. , \ All the calves will be eligible for Nsw Tork, March 22 A Palm Sunday evening, March 33, attend. ^ • ! . Tax Assessor Henry Miitrie is ' eeerchlng and possibly in drafting. an arm when he was striick by • Bv THK ASSOCIATED PRESS and Republican U.S. Senator from America members, is sponsored by showing at next fall's Eastern Marines killed Tuesday night When the women, who had fallen into . Quentin Manguii and Joseph Tripp, fh ey will give demohstratlona Storrs, March 22 (P)—The' an- woman who idaptifisd herself as at fi,43> choir of the North There will be a free-wH'l offering seeking an assistant at a salary of i btutrie is also seeking a senior freight train, died in Norwalk y>DurU), fifth Mid lixth irradcni New YorU—Arthur H. Gibbs. *0. Indiana from 1941 to 1942. nuSl inter-breed heifer calf sale for the Connecticut Pure-bred Dairy States Exposition at l^ringfield. their car end a Chicago 4k North' the trough between the rslls. " all members of the choir. in MutehMttr Khool* will have ah March 23. at Bowers and AjV^ddell Mrs. R IU Fester, 43, of Norwalk, Methodist Church, under the dirsc* for the choir's special music fund. clerk-typist S t s salary of from < Hospital yesterday. PoMca said composed of the hit son* "Runnln' Westop, MaM.—Mrs. Zoe Ba- youngsters under 18 will be held Csittle Association and a number Mass., Gaylord aaid. Exposition Western Railway freigh t trato' Mrs. Foster was taken to S t tion of James W. McKay, .minister The musical setting to this beau­ from $4,247 to 24.973 a year. I npportunity to learn about perciii- Schools. March 7 » at Vei^lanck 23,782 to 23.260 to replace Mre. j Ready was struck as he 'walked W ild' in 1922. Died-.Saturdsy. keefe, 60, former Russian Princess March SI in the Ratcliffs Hicks of cooperating breed aasociations. rules require that cattle be pur- collided at a crossing south Of . 06sm., apparantly escaped injury Vincent's Hospitpl for exsmins- of muaicV^lIl present the sacred tiful, modern cantata adds im­ Applications for the newly- alon iaatrumenta at aaaembUea this and Buckley Schools, and April 6 here. Five other. Marines were A four-pound Australian kiwi Ellaabeth Carpenter, who has re-1 between two moving freight tralag Woolter. Ohlo--Dr. Harold A. Zoe Obolensky, and a past presi­ Arena of the University^ of Con­ State farmers are sending 44 chased by April 1 to be eligible for today when the Jumped,or fell tion. cantata, VGethsemane to Gol-^ measurably to the story of Christ's bird lays a one-pound eg*. . crested post will be/accepted at month and in April. at Hollister Street and Nathan hurt. signed to accept another position, i last Sunday. Hale Schools. DaUell, 69, former Vice president dent of the Russian Club of Boston. necticut Collefs of A^culture, head of calves to be sold on auc­ entry. '\ A fretlp of percussionists will be « /. »

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garten class. Enrollments for the provide interest-free loans to Man­ thur H. IlUhg, Manchester High over , , and loans will be ft' special school with a rating of 111000 Because of the Easter Rollday| C a tv n tr y third high ih his clasa Hc'ls ^ rest o< the- ,?ear of children who t^stablish Fund chester students at college, gradu­ School principsi Edson M. Bailey, available to atudents for tbs .col­ son of Mr. and Mrs. Rusell A were five years old by Jan. 1 may ate aohool, or technical achool. Mrs. Louis D.' Golts. Atty. Jay E. lege year 1936-1907. Applications, BUSSELL'S BARBe R SHOP Cam!npaign L a g s ^ Boynton of Rt. 31. . ■be made with. Mrs. Nelson Bcarse. 1^0 Aid Students .'The fund 1* to be admlniatered Rublnow, and Dr. Merrill B.. Ru- may be filed., with Principel Bal- FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE A & P SUPER MARKETS LOCATED AT 116 EAST CENTER ST. and 261 BROAD ST. Mothers Asaist Registration for the I939-S7 by a board of five truitees, one of binow. ' ■ ' ley. I Corner Oak and Spruce Streets Mothers assisting with classes of year are open to members durln. (r, and Mrs. Wiiliam Rublnow whom Shall be the principal of According to the trust agree­ Officers Report this inonlh, and the public On April Manchester High School sjid an- ment, an annual report of.r the Jackets will be very Important WILL BE OPEN EVEBY ' ' ■ ' ' ' the Cooperative Nursery and Kind- 192 E. Center St. have citab- ergsrten the rest of tlW week in­ L . i other of whom shall be the dtiper- eperatlona of the trust fund is to In • the spring picture. They come DAY NEXT WEEK Ccmntry. March 2* (Special) — clude Mra. Robert L. Bissell? Mrs. 'ilshed a trust fund to assist. Man­ liitendent of schools in MSnehes- be filed with the chairman and the short and snug as shrugs, long and The Hed Cross campaign la pro­ Charlbs Jedrziewski, and Mrs. Rob­ Manchester ’ Evening Herald chester students who desire' ^tp ter. secretary of the Manchester Bosrd loose, fitted or semifitted. Cffiooife AtP GIVES YOU MORE LOW PRICES ON MORE ITEMS... MORE DAYS OF THE WEEK! furthe/ their education. gressing vpry slowly, heads of the ert P. Bowen. • Coventry ewespondeot, Mrs. C. The present trustees 'o Ah e fund j of Education, the type best for your figure and There is a vacancy In the kinder­ L, Little, telephone PI 2-8231. The truat fund will be used to are Superintendent of Schools Ar-> The trust fund presently totsls you’ll still be in style. R m <1 HepRlti Advs. drive said. The goal of 11.901 is far oClTOMBtia' CORNYB from .dKing reached accordigg to The Fifth Bea*on . . . collection reports of Mrs. Dexter With the advent of apring, we'd like to remind, C. Wheelock, Mrs. Walter S. Kel­ you of the PltUi Se**ont At A4(P. we call it the ler. and Mrs. Edgar Wennerberg. Thrift 8ea*on, too . . . a yeor-roupd proposition Yen’ few, of the women's-iiolicl- ! that never changes, except to get brighter, sav- tors have been able to complete ] “ A ” ings-wiMt their territories. Ehler^s Grade Mrs. Keller’s area in North, Bight now, for example, A&P U offering the Coventry is the most nearly com­ moet outstanding array of low prices in our his­ pleted with returns of 1281. Mrs. l ,h h ;r H tory by wsy of bowing to our euitomer* for tha Whee|ork's,ar^ in the east end of ■ meat extraordinary, year we'vt ever enjoyed! South Cov«*try shows aboiit $12.'5 ' K\i)i Oil'' collected. F€w returns have come We're not content to Intuia yoqr spending less from Mrs. Wenn'erberg’s lake area' on food . . , AfkP Is eourtesy-oonsclous, toot Be, of South Coventry. “ If you've an idea on bettering the Mrvlee, Just o u T s e nentton It to yoiir AdsP Manager . . . hell be The drive lia.a to the end of the month lo be concluded, the women ‘ you did I report. Mtime, forgel about, the weAther . . . emna \ . ■ ' Endorse 27 Oimlldales e, all the time I Youll eave . . . always! The rtepubllcan esuscus recently VDUR CDBTOMKB RBJtTIONB DEPARTMCtT endorsed 27 candidates to. their new town committee, which goes ABP Pood Stores Into effect April 5 providing no SPAOHEHI SAUCE 420 Lexington Avenue, New York IT, N.' T. s contests are filed with the town \cierk on or before that date, party tbwm committee officials skid. Par be It from A *P to put a atumbling block tai the way of bettar , tS)c list follows: John K Chap- budgeting! POr over M year*, wa’ve been leading mlilkma to lowar pbjie. present psrty town commlt- total food blllal Tha why ia oovlou.: food hi the mewt Important ^ee\chairman. Winthrop Mcrriam. expeiiM in anybody'* Ineomet Tha how 1* limple and sure: A * P GAINES DOG offer* more low price* on amre item*, mart day* a week I Por all Albert F. Bray. fUchard M. ; Galinat, Mrs. Byron W. Hall. Mrs. j menu-need* . . . oome **e, yo»i71 *ave at ABPI Ruth Lkt;son. Goodwin W. Jacob­ f O O D SAVE ON son. Capt\ waiter S. Keller. Mrs. ARMOUR A. Harry Sv. Olsen. Mrs. Charles W. Strant, Elmore .A. Turkington, STAR GROCERIES! A N N P A C I lOH oz GRAPE­ SWEETENED Of 1 QT 14 OZ Arthur J. Vinton, Mrs. EeRoy M. CORNED BEEF JUST REIUCEI! CANS FRUIT TOMATO SOUP UNSWEETENED CANS Roberts. Mrs. John U, Westland, JUilCE Frederick Mohr, fidwart A. White, ..You'll Suvo! Sprfng in hunting nut all over CoM9 See. 'OUN FINEST R 1 LB Eugene W. Latimer, Stephen S. . -. and at Popular these specials A 4 P - OUR 1 QT 14 OZ NSi^. -afra.-miter S, HaVen. " QUALITY'’ b CANS / Also. Mra. vlhtoh tVenner. Mrs. will :1)lo88oni into greater sav- M ’StS CORN TOMATO JUICE FINEST QUALITY” ‘ CAN Geraldine VandeVort, Roland *‘inR8 for you. We've planted low S u f i c n Green, Joaeph Molycka, AndreV prices in e v ^ department, so SELECT A 1 LB FRESERVES-ARE FARE UB S J. Buckley, Ford MorgBn.--JjQjHr c^me shop t o ^ ’ the" POPULAR Pita, and Leslie K. Richardadp. IONA TOMATOiS QUALITY b CANS STRAWBERRY Jest RedKed! 12 Oz 27^ jar 4#4# New party rtilea have been ap­ way and pick the savings. o Q u a lity ^ e q |8 proved by the party caucua. \ OPEN UNTIL JUST ^ I5H OZ Celebrate 100th Birthday SELECT 1 LB Mr. and Mr*. Burton E. Motm IONA CREIN BEANS RIDU CIDI i CANS QUALITY CANS -and daughter,--Naivcy, and von. 9 P.M. EVERY IONA GREEN PEAS Burton E. in , spent the “weekend in Scranton. Pa., where j th*y A A P-"bujL i 1 LB CILATIN-assorted celebrated the 100th b)rth(My of SAUERKRAUT FINEST "QUALITY”' . b CANS'I FLAVORS-JUST illHfClbl PKGS Mrs. Moore’s, grandmother, Mra. " p 5 p U & l t l THURSDAY SPARKLE ■* Nancy Eliza^th Hannon. Ifliest Speaker C H U e K FACIAL TISSUES PKG 7 0Z Thomas E- ^ackley. dlatrlcl JUST REDUCED! OF 400 governor of LionS.. International, SUPfR MARKETS AND FRIDAY ANGEL SOFT A ^ ^ P T U N A WHITE MEAT I CANS will be guest of the'i.ions Club at their Tuesday dinner Njneetlng at 1QTUOZ KLZ IQT14 0Z I L140Z Dole Pineapple Juice CAN mO 2 9 ' 6:30 i>.m. in the F irst'^n grega- SILVERBROOK, FRESH CREAMERY A&P Oronge Juice , CAN Crushed Pineopple AIR ‘ CANS 4S' UNtfN SUeCfSTIONSI tional Church vestry. \ aOZ AAC inlnistration and Ita humanitatian O f a a w a I 9 lsvkOt-A*e Sporkle Puddings JUntlOUCIO RKG Reliable Green Beons 2 •’ CANS a t SolodDressing ANNRAGI m• A7 /7 ^ 0 1 '11 ^9 5 '= rreporee apogpoiii RAoi A cans ao p(;ogram based on the- intern^- OndPRIDAY UMTOT p. M. SUNNY6ROOK-ALW AYS STRiCflV: FRESH tidnal program Slogan “ Ubertyi m______■ ..u*,»oz ■ AMB eAGOfiAiN ae Inti^ligence, 'Oug Nation's Safety.'! Uei InOnTe r eOS juiT MDucio A „n , 3 AAP Elherto Peaches 2^^49^ Sidtono Tomtitoes - A, CANS WW ■ • ■ H I wiOSTQNitVU A CANS 35' Food^ Sate oCH OICE LARGE EGGS°r:^z r 3SSex aOZ I Ann A 1-lb A gC 'AMiOZ *(BC . The\ Second Oongregationat WESTERN 5 Hortz Dog Yummies pkgft FKS I EducoYor Sdltines ;;*25- MocoroniorSpoghetti F49*A KingCrabmeat 'f.lAMl CAN O r ChurchX Pilgrim Fellowship will DEL M ONTE F A N 6 Y PROCESSED 7 i* 7 3 c T4 0Z ACC have a food sale Saturday from 10 Clisd-O-Bit FOR EVERY CHEESE USE A 10AF» W Dole Pineopple Chunks 2 CANS A iP Applesouce 2 cans 25' a.m. to 4 ^m. in the Church Com-, STEER dexo Shortening /'c'iJN28' Sill, 76' Domestic Sordines \ munity Hdvise with Mary Ann LARGE AAC 120ZAAC Davis in charge. Shorp Cheddar Poos Egg Dyes REG. ISc rtCG a t lono Peaches yeuow cung 2 caw 37' Armour's Chopped B nf CAN/-AT , Urge Pdney Shrimp Saturday tm boys of the youth aOZ lA C group will again wash cars at Swiss Cheese DOMESTIC 10 ' Cain's Horse Radish JAR • ' Gold Seol Prone Juice 2 ouarts55' Dried Bh I PlnkSolmon ’“ ,SS‘ private homes Glenn Bradley in charge. k i t c h e n q u e e n w h i t e Muenster Chnse Mudflavor i»4 7 . Proceeds of bothWojects wiU 'go DOMESTIC PQC toward the group'sVeliglous and l i . Blui Cheese educational ' trtp to ,the White IDEAL FOR SAIADS l> Mountains in June. \ Scout News ' JANE PARKER-SLICED-WONDERFUL BUYl SAVE ON ; The postponed March w meet­ . 1 LB 1 OZ LF I F C ing of Brownies Troop 72\will' be held Saturday at 2 p.m. a^t the BREAD WHITE STILL ONLY I D ^ MEATS! home of Mrs. Russell D. Pbtter, SPECIAL AT OUR FRESH HSH DEPARTMENT leader. , ■ \ Local Olrl Scout leaders apd committee members will attend Douh/e-Tour- the postponed district meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at Yeoman's Halibut Steak BONELESS GREAT returne... Momy-Baek Hall, Columbia. ■ Pork Chops'mb u, The North Coventry Firemen’s SUGAR Women’s Auxiliary will have a DAISY BUnS CURED Offer Coutmuos! round and square dance Saturday Veal Chops m.. in Servings and at 8 p.m. in,the firehouse with the *Here's how, aasy it is — Just ehoosa Caron Trio fiirnishing music. Vic Eresh So^jops F R E S H Irom AdtP’s wide selaetlon ef Samuels will be prompter. ' Beef Stew .i.h. B A B Y R IB Tgste! "Supar-SIght” meats . . . paultry Proceeds will go tov vrd the fire PORKROAST and seafood. If your choice doesn’t company progiam. In charge of measure up in any wsy A&P Will I Homemade Lb. refreshments are Mrs. James A. ' Sausage givt you Double Your Money Back!' Bell, chairman; Mrs. Raymond '^_Fresh Fru k i^ d Vegetables M IL K -F E D You can put your ,tru4t in kupef- Rlght Quality Meats . . . see for Kicking and Mrs. Edward Ppf- F U L L C U T Boneless kins, Mrs. A. Harry W. Olsen is yourself today! STEAKS PORTERHOUSE or SIRLOIN li 59- in charge of tickets. Bo.>-nt«n Expected Homy Are You Fussy BY 'i; p!iKCE . Airman Third CTas.s Robert A. SMOKED Boynton is expected home pfver I he We HOPE you are Because Bologna CHOICE weekend on leave from /Chanute LAMB LEGS G IA N T SIZE HAMBURG' xr".:7r 3-.I.0U// A ir Force Base,ill. He was recent­ We Are, Too! s l ic e d / SWORDFISH ly commended by Lt. Col. Jimes V. P O R K LO IN S ttrroll. deputy group/commandrr . We’re fu.xy abniit. the prncliive we buy, iHking SLICED-READY FRESH NAfiVE IhiH , . . rejecting that . . . we’re sure to ha>e the Luxury Loaf I.QNU for weather training/for his otit- lb TO BROIL Of FRY KEADY-TO-COOK I BEST. We huy qualil,> In i|iittntiliex everyday to In- ISLAND 1 BROILERS.. FRYERS lb •tanding achieverr^nt in thc- JELLY ROLL CiintAr ‘ 80' f-d 75‘ ■ure freahneKd and you can do the name here beeunse rX’RE.PORk 1 LB. DUCKLINGS WeaUier Observer, course at the . •» GRAND EATING base,. nothing U paekaged. You hu.v„aa much or an little Fluffy-gold cake with ruby jelly Cuts LB G P i r Portibn LB # k # He graduated 'Tuesday f-om the a^ .Vpu need. If you’re fuoiiy atimut frulto and vege­ SausagD Roll ■wirls. Serve* 12 to perfection! $melts , NO. I * 37 tables otbp In »oOn and p»ee hOw fusey WE are. FRKSH 1 Here's a wonderful taste treat. Roast for about TOP r e a l i t y LB. I.KAN Mor* Jail* Parker ValutsI CAP'N' JOHN FROZEN-HEAT ,nd SERVIi 20 minutes per '(tound, or until tender, in 325 U R G E FOWL SWEET Jl’.irV' l)>:i.M’i n i ’S FI..AVOR GROUND BEEF degrees oven. Excellent for pan fryi'ng, tool SWEET CIDER Sliced Bacon FishStidis 3;°S,^89' Boneless, hardwood Smoked, Sugar,nts 49' ' Lh. 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\ r n- '-i : A J. -1 . n U ^ T E N MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 19M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MAl^CHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 1956 PAGE E L E V m Manchester Taxpayers Ht$ekviUe High Schisol Honor Students €pugmtul«ted Democrats of South Carolina After-EatiiM ayers A ssessed fo r $10^000 or M ore Hangovw?£ss Seek Greater Voice iti Party AMaya carry Tuau for w p opeoi Assessed over $10,000 relief'^ acid distreta. N o mtiwimgk I Bock, Edith M...... 12.810 Lourcs ...... 16,870 Oregan, John V. and Knights of Columbus Sophia C...... 10,900 Richmond, Mary T . ----- 10,182 Tomuzlak, Lcoczdlz Cblumbia, S, C., March 22 (gi)—A^esidcntial election into the U.S. BO waMpg. Take Tnaii aaywihee» I Buckland, Forrest N ,... 14.842 Dll'aramJn, Martha A. . . 16,101 Evelyn . 13 ,1 80 Bldg. Assoc., Inc...... 11.46$ Moskttls, Anastaals .... 10,416 Rlcg. John C. and Ber­ ...... (OMtlBBaA troBi Paga M ) Lyona, Mary ...... 11,280 ftoiith Carolina Democrata beganlennlHouae of Representatives. Cheney Tops I BuckUnd end Road Corp., Dobkin, Leon ...... 17,221 Grossman, Dorib and Kohls. Walts. B. \ ...... 14.S50 Mrosek, John R., Trua* nice A ...... 90.626 Toohy, Dorothy znd Leonard. 12,849 Mancheatcr Foods,. .Inc. 77,222 today a aelNluaumed leadership'of 'Thet was the theme of the 1948 1 The ...... •■84.558 Doctor's Offices, Inc. .. 21,768 David 16,583 Kornss, Mary ___ \------10.312 tee ...... 11,924 Rikef, A. Lawrence Jr. .. 22,100 Eleanor Non-Retident Hancheater Gardana presidential campaign waged by Bunce, Ix)uls C...... 21.026 Doellner. Rob u t F...... 11,038 Grossman, Max .... 1 0 ,1 50 Kowss, Konstanty Xml Mull. Harry F. and •Robb, Sherwpod J. and Tots'N Teens, Corp...... 482,793 a drive seeking more recognlUoa Sen. Strom Thurmond (D-SC) Bbm> Standard Oil CM. . . 88,690 Total of 930 Burke, John . , ...... 18,788. Doherty, Jamea F. and Grosaman,- Max and' Alice ...... A . 10,280 Mary H. ------.... 26.740 Muriel T...... 10,264 Inc...... 25.415 for the South from the national I 18,971 FliAt National Storaa, Mancheatcr -Meriden when M headed the States Rights Burr. C. R. and Co., Winifred A...... 14.208 Werbner, David '0 4 , 8 0 0 Krajewski. Stanley B. ... 12,635 Murphy, Frederick end Robbins, Emanuel and Trsygis, Mary ...... / corp ...... 80,880 party. Ticket. I Inc. ' ...... „i,.. 2 0 0 2 8 Dougan, Ra.il 'W ...... 62.734 Grusha, Walter and Krause, Michael and An­ Olive D...... 28,045 Florence ...... 11,429 iTCraat, Clifford A ...... 11,752 Inc...... 2M.909 Their biennial convention re- Fladgcr, Loula and Mis­ Maainda, Johanna E. . , 11,810 The convention's keynote speak­ Over $10^000 Rurr, Charles S. and Drlggs, Alfrsd W. Jr. .. 10,733 Nona ----- 10,714 nie ...... 34.474' Mutual Heating Co.. Inc. 24,308 Roberts, P0)lip C. and TTeat, Gerriude M. . . . 17,936 oeastd yesterday until after the 15,022 sal, liUlan C. and Cion, '«> Michaela of Manchester, er, State Treeetirer Jeff B. Bates, I Katherine S...... 11.302 Dumas, Evelyn and J. Oiyk, Anthony J.\. 20,08^Kucxynskl Joiiphln*'... 16.300 McCabe. Eldrad J. and Elsie AlthfTa...... 12,184 Tricarico, Elena C. . . . national convention in- a way that 14,885 Inc...... 82,748 spoke for a policy of staying SoBit MO pcraons and firms in Bursack, Daniel and ' Douglas ...... 16,177 Gryk, Anthony J.Xand Ktihr, Dorothea J...... 17,626 Annie M^-...... 15.074 Robertson, Gpacs 11,677 Tritigno, Caroline .... Herman H; ...... 84.891 would permit formation of a third Trotter, Hazel J...... 87,759 Freedman, Nathan A. Mill Outlet Store, Inc . . 24,406 within the ngtional party. He said Manchester will pay taxes this Bernard ----- 70.210 Dufnas. J. Douglas (Du­ Anns T...... k 33.810 Kurlowi c, Hipolit and f McCann, Robert B ...... 28,830 Roessner, MjTtle F. . 17,161 Miller, Maxwell ...... 85,271 party. The convention also Urged EMERGENCY Gryk. Henry S.^nd Trotter, Jozeph ...... 32,030 and Roaa ...i...... i f ,054 he detected a note of moderation m ar on property assessed at tlO,> Burton's, Inc...... 88.008 mas Motor Sales) .... 15,188 M inn ie...... ,10,341 McCaughey, Anna F. ... 10.741 Rogers, Willard B...... 14,382 Miller Pharmacy, Inc. .. / 14,670 other Southern states to do the OIL lURNIR 35.055 Mary ...... 13J60 Trotter. Thomas and (Seneral lea Craam toward the South among national b oo or more on Oct. t, IMS. Bushnell, F. Forbes .'... Dunn. V/tlllsm A. and Kertx Bros., Inc. . . . . / . 22.768 McClure, Eleanor T. ... • 10,352 Rollaaon, Sarah Ann . . . 20.751 Mnuchln, Harriet ...... 50,974 same. . leaders. Busky, Joseph'...... 11.,507 son Tobacco Co., Inc., Gnk. Wesley C, and 55.178 38.462 , Annie ...... ' Corp...... 44,213 Race Blae lieue Hot SERVICE The number in the tlO.OOO or Kurtx, Edna L. .... 11,195 McClure Pontiac, Inc. .. Rosewlll Corp,^ The .... Montgomery Ward Si Sen. Olln JojU.eton (D-SC) also more bracket has remained virtu­ The ...... 30,200 Bernice B...... \30.500 M Clure Realty Co., Inc. 75,881 12.270 Turklngton. Estate of GUI, Charlea ...... 15,969 Rossetto, Joseph ...... Gold, Marvin Qiauber Co...... 112,198 *1710 racial segTcgation Issue was urged that the State party stay ally unehanred over the past few Gryk. Wesley C. and McConnell, Caroline D. 12,009 Rqssetto, Joseph and Samuel J...... uppermost In the minds 6f the L Turklngton, Sarah, and Annetta Elaint McKinney, Emily H. . . . 13,460 within the confines of the national years' E Henry C...... 20.438 McConvIlle, John ...... ' 10,284 Oliva ...... 10,730 more than 3(X> delegatee who over- CALL Caldwell. David M...... 22.884 LaHou.'-e, Edmond J 10.336 Trustee ...... 13,419 Feasln G ^ ...... 12,296 Negro, Leontlna and party. Sixty-five town taxpayers have E. w . A.. Inc...... 210,837 Gulnipsro, Frank J „ Louis A. and Lambsck, Raymond P. McCormick, ElVa- F. ... 20,184 Rottner, Harriet L. .... 11,487 le the Resolutions Committee in W I L U A M S Caleem Reynold L. and Frances A...... 15,358 Goodyear jRre A Rub­ Joeeph ...... 16,397 An Associated Press poll of the assessments of $100,000 or more. Dorothy R...... 12.123 East Center Street Corp. 227,351 and Georgia G. ... 11.593 McOirmick, W, Stanley Roy, Geneva M...... 32.165 Newmeyer, Helen B___ 20,418 esstng the conveotioh; The com­ 52 delegates elected to the nation­ SUU headins the list Is Cheney Gulnipsro. Mary . .30.028 and Winifred 8. V.... 14.075 74,691 u ber Co., Inc...... 13,520 OIL SERVICE Calhoun, James F. and East Center-Lenox Corp. Lane, Marion . L. .. 14,020 Roy Motora, Inc...... 12,138 Granowltz, Anna G...... 71,624 Nichole Manchester Tire mittee wanted the receaa put on a al convention found only four w|Ui Bros, with an assessment of $6.- T h e ...... 11,401 Giijnlpero, Mary A.. Frances A., Me Curry, Samuel Rubinow, Jay E...... 18.814 Ulm, Edna ...... baala. Joseph P...... 10,034 Frank J. and Lappan, John • H. and Grant, W. T. Co...... 76,246 Co., Inc...... 25,247 a definite presidential candIdMe 014,819. liquidation of Cheney Calnen. Robert W. and 105 East (Jenter St. Minnie ...... 13,533 Rublnow, Merrill B...... ' 10.258 Unites. John O. and next meeting will come not Louis A...... , 35.813 Beasie F ...... 12,172 14,485 Gray Research It Devel­ Nichols, Stanley L. Jr .. 14,085 preference. Each.of the four-picked M l 9-4548 Bros, holdincs did not begin unUI Constance D. . . . '...... 15.090 Ckirp., The ...... 10.295 Larraliee, John H. and McGeown. Franeia H. and Rubinow, William ...... 136.168 Eva G...... later than Aug. 27, two weeks af­ Gulnipsro, Mery A. and Unsworth. Anna M...... 10,939 opment Co., Inc...... 155,224 Oliver, Robert A ...... 16070 Adlai Stevenson, the 1952 candi­ after. Oct. 1. Carhpbell. R. Gordon and Ehiton. Edith E. . and Evelyn W ...... 11,472 Eliaabeth J...... 12,935 Ruddell. Earl. G. and ter the rational convention. Frances A ...... 12.051 Urbanettl, Peter and Great Atlantic * Pacific I-lne C/Cnox Phsr.oacy, date. (Pioneer Parachute, a CB subsid­ Hilda B...... 11,007 Reed,; B. Evelyn ___ 17,72,5 Larsen, Erling F. 59,486 McGrath. Margaret L... 11,072 Bernice ...... 10.429 The leadership reioliition calls Gunderson, Carl A. and McKiney, Margaret .... 22,205 Bather ...... 14,889 T e a 'C o ...... 84,231 Inc...... 29,996 iary, is listed at $1.218,13i. The Canady. J. W. a.k.a. James W. snd Elb, Ernest and Pauline 17.841 Larson. Norman F. and Ruddell, H. L o u ise ...... 22,675 Populgr Market, Inc. . . . 32,324 for a caucus of National Conven­ I/ce A...... ;;;...... 10,403 McKinney, Williant .... 16,971 Urlano. Patsy P. and Giirian, Nathan, Trua- Oonnscticut Power Co. is the third- Mary Rider Canady,., 10.028 Blllott. Edward. Sr. . . . 16.0.34 Virginia »V...... 13,810 Rukus, John and Mary .. 10.402 Rogers Corp...... 234,278 tion delegates.from other Southern Mighty Slim Ham firm with an assessment In seven 21.226 Giihver Manufacturing Co., McRobbie, Katherine R. 10,004 Mary J. ^...... 16,364 tee k...... -...... 20,553 Cannon, Gertrude H. . , . 12.081 Ellis. Freds ...... Lathrop, Everett P. 19,074 Runde, Estate of Chris­ Hartford Connecticut Rubin, Estate of Nathan '' states before tlie national conclave. figures. It's assessment is $1,31S,- Ellis. Nell H. and/Kap- Inc...... 56.504 Capitol Equipment . Latulip'pe, Aime . .. 16.880 tian ...... 21.139 Trust Co., In Trust .. 192,103 F ...... 21,948 Gov. George .Beil 'I'lmmerman New Haven, March 22 i^ —The lan. Constance . . . 15,170 Gustafsotf, Lillian ...... 13.311 V - 023. . Co...... 25,171 Ljitullppe, Alme and N . Rush. Lura ...... 13,845 Hartford Electric Light Russell, Emma H...... 12.163 urged the Southern unit but made Connecticut Agricultural Experi­ Other Urge taxpayers are Or- Carlson, Amy R...... 18.011 Ellsworth A Laaiiow . . . 13.000 Yvonne ...... 18.463 Naretto, Joseph and The­ Russell, R. LaMotte . . . 19,206 Valluzzi. Rose M...... 14,854 no mention of a third party. ment station yesterday issued a Bmonda, EMate of H Co...... 30,320 Shell Oil Co...... 40,543 ford Soap Co., $041,847; United Carlson, Ellen C...... 10,233 Lawrence, Arnold ani. resa ...... 24.318 Vanderbrook Nurseries, Thomas A. Wofford pf Greenville, report on tome food samples it Aircraft Corp., $^6,068; Hartford Louise . . . / ...... 11,377 .30,864 Hartford Oae Co'...... 304,395 Shimaitia, Frank Sr. .. 28.168 Cai'lson, OusUf A. . . , . . 18.841 Haddock, Alton T ...... 12.7.33 Irma S...... Nasstff, Richard S., Fred Inc...... Hartford National Bank / Sieminakl, Stanley J. who becomes U.S. rapator next tested for various state agencies. Gas Co., $504,300; and Manchester Empire Tool and Manu­ Hagedorn, Roy and S 12,385 Carlson, Leland V. and Lea, Fred P...... and Marie ...... 18,479 Sslonik, Anna ...... 10,527 Van Wagner, Walter I. U Trust Co., Trustee . 19,920 and Theresa ___ .... 14,381 month by Timmermante appoint­ Among the . eubatandard Itemi Oardens, Inc., 0482,703. facturing Co., Inc. .. 52.215 Abble Etta ...... 11,6.38 Paula M...... 12,487 Lea, Fred W. Ncico Tool Co., InC, .... 71,146 Sandals, Ullian G. 17,665 Vaughn, Roy A. and Den- Hartman Tobacco Co. .. 220,289 Sloabcrg, MiHon 0 ...... 56,491 ment. noted that the state could was a ham and cheese sandivtch In Shown in these columns is a Carlson. Stuart H, V. and England,/ .Tohn George .. 11.782 Hale, Arvllls F...... 15.961 lay and Donald F. . . . 14.15B CHtCKGO Leary, a.k.a. O'Leary. Nelson, Kenneth snd Sandals, Nathan and Hood, H. P.* * Sons, Socony-Vacuum OH Co., turn "successfully" to tra third which the hem, and the cheese, complete list of the persons and England, Willard Harry 19.441 Hale, C. L. Conatrucllon Beatrlre P. .. >...... 15.818 Mary ...... 11,612 Phyllis ...... 10.189 Rose 12,142 Vendrillo, Salvatore___ 12,458 Inc...... 19,225 inc...... 33,846 party course In euch a pre/gram of was cut alx-hundredths of an Inch firms with asaessmenu uf over Carlyle Johnaon Machine Epstein, Joseph ...... 16.920 Co...... 1.5.135. Lenti, John F. and ^elsielson, L illia n ...... 18.706 Ssndsis, Roiiert G. and Vennard. Thomas W. and Imperial Agriculture Southern New England Telephone Vnlly—by possibly throif^lngi the thick. $10,000 as of last Oct. 1. The total Co...... 315.237 Hale, J. W. Corp.,, Paul ...... SljS62 Nem^emchick, Joseph and Margaret ...... 81,788 Vta th e , V I U the sum of real and personal Dorothy H...... 48.986 Corp...... 63/850 Co. ...;» ...... 316.462 Carra, Michael and F The ...... 206.710 LeiitI, Maria ...... ^ eeronica ...... 12.470 Viccht. Maria and Er­ PENN A 0H |6 X holdings of each taxpayer less any 12,686 Sandals, Ruth P. . 11,918 International BuaineZa i Stein, Alvin B...... 113,785 T Rose ...... 10,221 Hot, Leon and Eugenie 16,037 Hale, L. H...... 14.507Leonard's. Inc. 13.240 Newcomb,. Philip ...... 10.357 Saporita, Aldo . . . nesto ...... 24,285 deductions allowable under the 17,098 Machines' Corp...... 60,762 Stone, Dr. S a m u el...... « 16,043 • eeaaeeeceeeeeeeee •'•ji caeeeeeaeeaa«*e«eeee TURNPIKES \ Carter Chevrolet Co., ancher. Morris and Ham. Hazen B. and . Leasard, William ...... 11,501 New Model Laundry, Inc. 45.351 Ssss. A n n a ...... 12,302 Vlcchl, Fearvante and Investment Realty Co. Uw. Inc...... Groviene M...... 11.085 Sun Oil Co.. Inc...... 12,276 Margaret ...... 16.266 Lessner, Esther M. and Newton C o.. Inc., TTie.. 155.531 Sault, Harry F. and Anna. M...... 15,087 (Arthur T. and Gert­ Sycamore Corporation of America. \ For Esamplei \ Where husband and wife own Carter, Richard T. and Farm Landi Exchange Handley, Francis P. and NorfouU. Inc...... 155,433 Vince, Angelo and Oon- property separately, their names such, Irving .'...... 30.100 Fannie ’...... 10.219 rude L. Nelfdn, TruX The ...... 161,516 19:04 a jn Expreaa Ar. it$ 7 N p . Edna H. .’ ...... Corp., The ...... 09.968 Margaret 1...... 10,773Levchiick, Dimitri, and Norton Riectrical Instru- getta ...... 14,002 tees) ...... 190,162 do not appear in the list compiled Savings Bank of Man­ Turnpike Garden Corp., Rockville, March 22 (Special)—Rockville High i$chool Princlpel Alien L. Dreeeer coiigratuletes the ^ NaartD& Ciase Bros., Inc...... 4.50,848 Farr, Felomena ...... 18,002 Hansen. I/Udwig B. and Maria ...... 21,905 ipent Oo., Inc...... 46,474 chester ...... Vittner. William W. ... 11,418 Kletmari, Lodia L...... 14.252 F A C ^ L O T H 12 Neea Ezpreaa Ar. 0:18 iuS/\ by The Herald from the assessor's Gladys R...... 10.434 168.246 The 96.374 top four/scholan in the senior dess. The four girls were named et an aasembly at the High School Case, Florence Held . . . . 2,800 O'arr, Felomena et als , . 48.073 Lewis, Etheleen ...... 19 342 Noske, J ^ n , Sr. and VohBckec, Em ma ...... 10,988 KOhn Broa./'Tobacco.Co., records unless the property of Cavagnaro, Stephen J. Harrison, A. It Sons, ( Philip Schaller, Gustave J. and United Aircraft yesterday. They are, left to right, Carol Rut)i Kroymann, fourth honors; Janice Ann Bartlett, third Oae / Farr, Frank ...... 11,580 Lewis, Philip ...... 18.996 Anna 10,709 Inc...... 31,657 either Is assessed at more than and MinIcuccI, Ann . Harri.son ...... 14.452 Louise A ...... 26.406 Corp...... 546,068 honors; Diann Dowdiiig, salutetorian; and Patricia Ann Hiller, valedictorian. The girls will speak at Way 9A V M W M b Farr, Joseph and Nole, L'HeUreux. Joseph H. Nowak, i nley and Schaub, Joeeph ...... W Kohn, Delphine L. .... 22,951 : in Every Laiiga Size wPER SUDS : $10,000, In which case his name is F ...... / 17.129 Urdang, Jacob D, (Mill Fabrics graduation exercises Juhe 20. Herald .Photo Phw VJS. Tbx 48.089 Mary ...... 43,543 Hsrry, C. Foster snd . and Marcella D...... Mary M. 10,132 Koplowftz, Sidney .... 12,100 listed separately. Cavanaugh. Anne J. ./. 10.981 Florence E...... 18,192 10.986 Srhauater, J q ^ h A. and Waldman, Bernard and Saleeroom) 21,250 Farr, Joseph and Zan- . Little A McKinney, Inc.. 11,941 Nussdorf Sand k Stone Bisaell, Eatl H...... Kreche'vaky, Herbert Y, (Javedon, Alfred W ; imd Hartford Road Corp., MUdred A ...... 12,907 Wickham Real Estata Corp. Iiingo, Florentino . . . , 10,257 Little, Samuel J. and Co., The, In , 106,587 Schendel, Albert W ...... and Grdseman, David 11,562 leaves one daughter, Mrs. Samuel York stage, summer, stock; radio Gladys K ...... 14.081 Farr, Philip ...... 13.839 The ...... 29.875 Walek, Andrew and et a l s ...... 49.776 4- Alice ...... 17,076 Schendel, Herman O. tin / Krumbhaar, Ruth Che- /< Wilco Machine Tool C o.^ Houston, with whom she made her Women to Hear and televialon. She brings current : PLUS MORE DEHROENT Center Pharmacy Inc. , 13,324 Farr, Theresa and Philip 13.672 Hedlund, John E, end Annie ...... 10,257 A B A Tool and Die Co. LitwinskI, Alexander and Trual' ...... ncy and Marjory Ba­ Inc...... \ 22,789 home. Also surviving are tvVo sons, Broadway success to her audience. Center St. Corp., The .. 110,404 Fell-, Ruth L ...... 13,306 Edna E...... 10,581 12,418 Walker, Elwood G...... 10,333 ^PER PACKAGE thenuy _ Inc...... i....$ 120,700 A lic e ...... 16,267 Schendel. Herman O. and con Cheney Shaw ... 29,511 Charles B. Meyer, Tolland, and Reviews Monday TranafDrming.heraeU-from player (i H K Y H O r .% I) C e n t r a l Conn. Coop. Feirstein, Igadore and Helfrick. Francis W. ... 12.967 Oak tiodge, Inc. 87,837 wailett, John J, and Wilson, Richard W. .... 18,787 Aceto, Jamea D. Sr., Lockwood, Florence M. Mary J. _____ U b etly MutuaV •" Iniur- Frank Meyer, RockvHler a slater, to player, ahe anterprets and Farmers A m ., Inc.. .. 287,233 11,750 Helm, L illia n ...... 10,50.3 Obremskl, P r a nit \jr, 12,830 Clara T...... 11,233 Winkler Auto Parte of Manchester, James D. Jr. and Paul Morris ...... and Marion E...... 16,933 Schiebel, Alfred and Wil- ance Co...... 16,454 Inc...... 14,875 Mrs. Phoebe Lazandee, Bridgeport; dramatiies the "hlta" of the aea­ 40.432 Central Realty Co. of Felriitein,' Morris L. and Henael It Peterman, Inc, 41.906 (KnaiTs) ...... 15.380 Ward. Allen M...... 11,268 ‘iTheaterlogues," dramatized Lojeski Edwin J...... 14.379 - helmina and Hohen- Lipman, Ralph and Lil- Woblworth, F. W. one brother, Edward Sevigne, son. Mra.E. H. Philtlps is in charge Manchester ...... 38,210 Ann K...... 17.458 Herald Printing Co...... 127,102 O'Brien, George L. Watkins Bros., Inc...... 299,410 theater reviewing, will be pre­ • Use Hue DetifiKit Super Sud$ Adama Mehill H. and London, Lemuel A. and Helen L ...... thal, Elmore (Schie- yan M...... 22,216 Co...... 85.329 Springfield, Mais.; zix grandchil­ of arrangements for this meeUng. Meredith ...... 10,320 Cei-vini, .Mbert J, and Fellcs, Samuel...... ll,8r4 Heritage, Cheater L. and 12,217 Watkins, C. Elmore .... 15,194 Ula M...... 11,033 Obuchowski, Kazlmers hel Bros.) ...... 70,095 dren, nine great-grandchildren and sented by Barbara Warren Shure Co-chairmen of hostesses for the • for the Cliwnt, WhiUil With . Adamy. JaC'ob and Anna 10,841 Esther /8...... 10.728 Felice, .Yoland T.. Elea­ Ann E...... 16.428 Weir, John Jr. and two great- great-grandchiiarcn. evening arc Mrs.'John T. Haney 11,295 Longchamps, Joseph and and - Stefania . V 26,297 Schield"e, Estate of at the meeting of the Women's Addy, Joseph ...... 13,840 C ervinl./ Paul A. and nor C., Mary E. and Hewitt, Sarah J...... Elizabeth T ...... 13,289 R o c k v iU m North Park St., has been appoint­ She was a member 'of Rosalie Club o f Manchester at 8 o'clock Jr. and Mrs. Howard Mason. .• Yeu'vi Ever Seen... Mary V...... 10.421 HIbban, Estate of Wal­ Marguret ...... 10.709 Odd Fellows Building Williamm C..<^ ...... 16.870 Weldon Drug Co., Inc. . 50,922 ed office secretary-for the church Adler, Abner and Dob- Hill, Mafalda L...... 15,747 Schmidt. Lodge No. 151, Order of Harugari Monday evening, March 26, at Before and after, the meeting, 6 kin, Leon ...... 02,787 Chan^rs, Austin 17.350 ter H. and Leora Hib­ Lucas, Joseph ...... 74,064 As.sn., Inc...... 14,077 Wennergren, John R. .. 13.180 and will be at the church On Mon­ I M$ without • hlul |l Ferris, Edward J. and Luce, Charles W...... 13,875 Olcott, Roger ...... Schors, S^ muel IX d Isa- and Kiowa -Council No. 26, Whlton Hall. The place of meeting tickets for the Spring Dance may \# AgosUhelli, Albert .... 12,200 Chambers, Austin A., Virginia M...... 11,536 bard G elseler...... 15,936 Wesneski, Edward S, . . 10.612 GOP Unit to Elect day, Wednesday and Friday morn­ Degree of ■ Pocahontas. Funeral be obtained from either Mrs. Paul Lucey, Edmund A ...... 10.858 Olmsted. Mary S...... bell4 11.663 ings each week. has been changed for this month. AgosUnelll, Secondo, An­ -Co., The, Inc...... 38,778 Field, W. John and Flor­ Higgina, Mary I...... 10.308 Wistvlew Realty Co., services will he held Saturday at Whiton Hall Is located In the build­ Wllhlde or Mrs. -John Conkllh. It 12.433 ^am pagne, Daniel R. Lundberg, George A. F.. 30.234 Olson, Frida ...... Schwedel, Gertru^p* S. 10,667 The ...... ;... : |UY A lex toinette and Vito J. .. ence ...... 11.035 Highland Park W a'er 11.909 Leaders Tonight Other appointments made this 2 o'clock from the Burke Funeral ing next to Community Y. Re­ will be held Saturday, April 30, at / and Catherine ...... 'Lupscchino. Clement L. Orange Hall Corp...... Scranton, Arthur 22,435 Wetatone Tobacco Corp. Agostinelli, Usilio and 13,450 Fillere.'Jules E, ...... 140.115 Co...... 11.571 .34,681 month include Winslow W. Wada- Home. The Rev.'Xllison R. Heaps. freshments Will be served: ■Uie (jountry Club. Dancing will be ; TOOAYl ' 13.0M uhapman, Mary O. (Clem's Grocery). ..., 10,728 Orfltelll. .Michael ...... 33.520 Seaman, Eteri G. and A^n« Wharton. C. Richard Aldoina ,35.830 Ftllerv JUIes, Valentine Hill. John-A. ard Hilina worth, collections committee of Interim pastor.. Union Congrega-- Mizs Shure has''- trained. at the from ,9, to 0 \yith,Larry Mallon'a Aimetti, Arrlgo ... 11.101 Chartla^. Geirrie El 12,828 Lydal] D e v'e 1 o p m e n c Orford Soap Co...... 941.847 Hie L...... 31.286 and Helen M...... 10,575 Rockville, March 22 (Special)-.^ Constantine- . . . . ; ; . . , ' 15.i»70 ' E, ...... 18,'f46 the' Building Fund; Mrs. William tional Church, will ofheiatt^. Burial American Academy' of Dramatic orchestrii. . . AiraetU, Florence E. . . . 14,320 Chartler, Margaret R. 11.524 •Corp...... 70065 O'Rourke, Bertha Holden 10,211 Shcond . Center Street White, Napoleon and The Republican Town Committee Hale, director of the Sunday Fingell, George , ...... 24,400 Hoffmaitcr, Raymond A, Osanof Ruse N...... : will meet this evening at the City will bis in Groce Hill - Cemetery. Art and the Yale Drama’ School. A buffet limcheon will he served ,AJ$ln,..~S^w»ls?. T. and.., Chaney.. Beniamin 21.irjt - -and Emma' E,— -.. ^0.230 13.512 .... .» 46.634 ------'„30 ^ 21 * School Birthday offering program; F ln t Food Storei Inc. 15.008 449.'S&'5 VSirih’kKy.' '«»mia'm" b7 Second Omgregatlonal ■’'Court room -*«-elect officers, far Friends may cal! at this. funeral She has appeared in all branches at midnight. Tickets will be avall- , . . Nancy W...... >. 1 R 0 2 3 Cheney Bros. ,514,810 FIret National Bank of Holl. Edwaru J. 123.616 White, Paul Z. and Herman- Olson,“"PhalTm8nf"of - the • • ••••••••• Lynch, Edward C. 19,675 and Ida ...... 12.412 C:3iWch ...... 24,290 Marie ...... the coming year. ' Home'Toifforrow'''ffom''T'i6 "9" p.fttt'"' 'of' 'IKearricaV enteVtX'inipenV: New 'al)le t6 lh T p 'u «rc "a7ter 1Ai)rit I . '' Aleabury. Robert J. and Cheney, Elisabeth C. .. 23.458 M anchester...... Holt Investment Co. . . . .54,041 16,744 Needs Committee, and John Sizer, Mary H...... 10 ,4 74 32.003 Oxford Stores, Inc. .... 11,985‘ Second, Main • Street WIchman, Mae .... Raymond E. Hunt, the present Cheney, Frank Jr.- . . . . 40.418 Fjscher. John . Edward Holloran, Mary M. . . . . 20.385 19,964 chairman of the Financial Re­ All Talrottville and Vernon heiaa Allied Printing Service, / Cheney, Frank jr., and M Corp,\ TTie ...... 18.761 Wilcox, Kingston S. 10.028 chairman, has said he would not sources Committee for the build­ 'and Anna L...... 10.326 Holloran, Timothy P. . seek reelectlon as chairman. The items are now being handled Inc...... ,/ 40,082 Farley, Frank C. :... 55.208 et als ...... 26.094 Madden. Patrldk ...... I. M92 ; P SedlacekV Anna M...... 18,706 Wilkie, Arthur and ing p ro g »m ; Mrs. David Somer­ Anderson. Clarence TJi Fish, George I...... 11.260 37,570 ! P A G Motor Freightj Scolert, Clarion M. and Mae T...... session will start at 7:30 p.ra. through the Manchester Evening Cheney, Frank D...... 23.584 Holman, Charles W, . . . . 11.310 Maguire, William J. 11,651 ville and-Xirs. Andrew Hirseh, to Herald Rockville Bureau, located H;:; Bertsche, Edwin R. Fisher, Catherine V. . . . 13.724 Inc...... 89.143 Jacobson, Edwin 15.252 Willard, Marlon C. 16,471 .\t Little League Oongreae Chaney, F. W. Co...... 26.151 Fisher Holmer, Sarah J...... 11.826 Mzdioney, Grace M. and the Altaf Guild. at 1 Market »t„ telephone Rock­ and Anderson, Helmar Dry (Cleansers, 18.331 Seelert.rt. Minme M 18,399 Williams, George H. 52,387 Donald iBerger left Bradley Field Cheney, Georgs W. . 14.303 Inc. Holmes. Arthur Gordon Raymond D...... II, 269 ' P »'‘l ...... A chapter of the national Broth­ ville TR g-8IS6...... BURSACK’S QUALITYFOODS Q. a,...... /. .. . 18,197 35,038 Pagan!. Aldp. Dante and Seellert. Otto L. and Williams, George H. and last night for Chicago, where he PIN! WINES AMD Cheney, H elen Camp- Fisher et als ...... 10.359 Main A Eldridge Corp., I erhood o f Saint Andrew has been Anderson. Henry O. and Fur Storage Co., The ...... 1.50,427 Estate of Vincenzo .. 31,218 ! Elsther M. 10,311 George B...... 17,672 will attend the National Congress beH ...... 40.807 The Hood, H. P. It Sons . . . . 13.103 formed at the church. Plans are ’ Imns E ...... /...... 13.203 Cheney. Howell 22.471 12,212 Main Street Corp, The.. 261.836 Pagani, Balilla ...... 20,968 Segal, E'rances '-D, 14,370 Williams, Myrtle H. . . . 23.611 of Little Leagues, as field repre­ being made for the installation of m p d U U L iu LIQUORS Andlslo, John and Cdro- Fisher. William Ci and Horan, Harriet ...... 18.136 Paganl, Benito ...... 12,401 Sendrowskl, Bernic Willlama Oil Service, sentative for the Northern Con­ Cheney, Eatate of Kath- House, C. EL A Sons, 719 Main Street, Inc. . . 34.939 I 15,795 the chapter and presentation of Fire from Tire lihe ...... a ...... 15,880 I 35,700 Thelma T ...... 21.709 Mai Tool A Engineering Pagani. Dante ...... 13.637 ! Sergcrle, Rachel G. 12,955 Inc...... 27,237 necticut Little League; One of the I ...... FlaveM, S a d ie ...... Inc...... 72,513 charter in April, the ceremony to 2-OZ. JAR MAXWEU HOUSE Andreo, Lawrence a . . . a la.SBT. I Cherrone, Joseph ...... 23„526 11.0.58 Co.. Inc...... 65,307 Palauskas, Mary and ! S. H. V. C., Inc. . 36,575 Wllllav Donald E...... 29.086 functions of the congress will be be conducted by Morton O. Nacel Damages Truck AngelUlb, fEstate of Fogarty Bros., Inc. 26,874 House. .CTharles S. and Charles ...... 16.211 S h a I n I n. Dorlsn Willis, G. E. * Sons, to formulate rules for the 1957 Winas . iChorches. Louis ...... 36.004 Maher, Laura H., Trus- Maloney, John F. and /and Diocesan leader, formerly national Theresa ...... 12,858 Christoph, Jo'seph H. . Fogg, Dorothy E. and Eleanor R ...... 13.391 Pantaleo. Emil and Fin- Margaret L...... Ijlc...... 80.086 aeason. 14.460 teea ...... 10,268 15,145 executive secretary of the Broth- INSTANT MFFEE 4 9 e Annum, Elmo and Geno- Cifarem, Victor, and Gordon G...... 10,444 Manchester Bowling esla M...... 19.723 Shea. William J...... 23.121 Wilson, Louise T ...... 16,5.30 Oribbage Tonight A load of eggplant, coffee, cheese . House, Charles S. snd erhooiT. Local members are plan­ vina ...... 12.788 Donald (New England Foley, Eatate of Michael Green. Inc...... 36,250 Paris, Raymond C. and Sheridan. Bernard J. nn'l^ Wilson, Sadie J...... 15.984 The cribbage tournament will be ning to attend a Diocesan rally to and other foods, being carried in a COAST TO COAST Annum, CiuUo (George) Playpen Co. i ...... 38,280 and Ellen ...... 20.539 Virginia B...... 21.104 Manchester Coat. Apron Dorothy W ...... 20.861 Mary E...... ' Winxler, John and PLUPPO GOLDEN 206.041 n :i86 continued tonight at Maple Grove. be held April 13 In East Hartford. trailer truck, went up in smoke CALIFORNIA SWtET W(NI$ and A rm a n d a ...... 11.578 CignettI, Peter 13.028 Foraker, Arthur W. .,.. 10,589 House It Hale, Inc...... A Towel Supply Co., Parks, Anna and Robert Sheridan Corp., The .... Katherine ...... 15,686 24,502 142.243 The American 1-egion team is in Coming Eveqta this morning after fire developed Ansaldl. Andrew ...... 38.688 Ctrinna, Salvatore . . . . 17.503 Fortf.\ Lyman H...... 10.954 House. Herbert B.- . . . . Inc...... 10,269 H...... 15.759 - Shields, Wesley Richard Wolcott, John S. and first place at present. There are NMT, tMCnV, MMCAm \ Jdi. Andrew . and Howard, John F. and The School staff of the First from a' blown-out tire. State Po­ $tb.c«87g Clrinna, Salvatore - (New Fouldk William Jr. . . . . 18.095 Manchester Engraving, Parmakian. Ley-on and 13.602 Inez R...... 10,168 two more matches scheduled be- SHORTENING WNIIf ranf. 9AU CCY IMMV 0 .The ...... \ . ...-. 133,637 Sally A ...... 16,024 Louise F...... 4 . ., Congregational Cliurch of Vernon Syatem Laundry i 10.061 FouroleX Joeeph W. and Inc...... 19..596 11.259 IShimaltis, Frank, Jr. and Wood. Frank R...... 16.180 ,fore the championship is decided. v.rill meet tonight at 8 o'clock with lice said. on. Jack and Mobile, Hublard, J o s e p h ...... 12,216 Patelll, Joseph apd Wood, Leland T...... {iiii Clare. Harry E. and Matheny, Wilbur G. . . 10,871 Manchester Investment Anna ...... 16.276 The standings as a result of last the Rev. Carl Hansen, director for Trooper Ronald Jacobson of the 15-OZ. CANS SALTISEA 70^^"1.35„at2.59 lathias W ...... 25.156 Frledmsn. Maxwell W. Fradin. Julius and Lil­ Hublard. Pan; E...... 10.H2 Co.. Inc., The ...... •11„564 Dorina ...... 10.. 3.52 Sibrinz. John and Anna Wood, L, T, Co., Inc. . .. 110,67.3 Stafford Springs barracks said he o r ' Ipter, Louis (Regal, Humar. Inc, ...... 14,849 Patten, Everett A ...... Week's play placed PAC second, Christian Education for thi Con­ (Harmac'si ...... 10,205 lian C...... 65,876 Manchester Lodge, A. F. 58.. 59.5 Sllkowski, Walter A. and ■ Woodbridge, Arthur R. 13,518 followed by Elks and Maple Grove- necticut Conference of Congrega­ noticed the bumtog truck at 3:47 t Men's Shop) ...... 33.454 Hunt, Harriet B'anche .. 14.862 Pa van, Louis ...... 12.181 Clark, Peter F. and Fradin, Lillian ...... 12.070 A A. M...... 66,117 Vera. A...... 10,4lX ISC. Tonight the American Legion tional Churches. this morning on Rt. 15. in Tolland. CLAM CHOWDER 2 ^ 45c / Atkinson, Stewart, Jr. ^ 17,803 Eileen N ...... I. 3.174 Fraaer, Harry M. and Hurley, John P. and Manchester L ^ g k No. Pazlanos; George ...... 60.838 Simon, Scott H...... Y The operator, Willard B. Ernateln, Jones, Hoi tense G. . . 12,044 Pearl; Begsie W ...... 10.909' plays the Elks and the PAC meets Miss Paulette Farr, priM Winner LEFRANC WINES Clarke, Edgar H, . . . . . 32.871 Grace L...... 24,629 1893, Benevolent, Pro­ 10.002 Simpson. Elstella J...... 13,956 'Yencha. Barbara ...... 16,963 30, of Melrose, Mass., had left the Hutchinson, Arthur E. . 19.983 32,370-1 Dcnrl. Burton D. the Maple Grove-lSC roipbination. in the High School has been award­ •ucr 90CT, TAWNY POtT. ; B ■ ■ ■ ■ Clarke. George G. , ; . . . II, Frechette, 561 Dennis E. .. 10.075 tective Order of Elks. 31.391 Skrabaez, Charles...... 13.678 Yule.s, Alvan A ...... 15,537 To Pay Respects truck for assistance after the tire Clifford, ' Earle i Clif­ Hvde, Mary M. and John [ Peckham, Charlea H.eind Sarah ed first prize In the Stiite DAR iwuKAm, ciiAiii tMcmrr, B-H Company, The .... 11,534 Freemer, George; Psga- Manchester Lumber Co., Slocomb, Leroy ...... 17.551 .YiWs, Alvan A. and The officers and members of blew, Jacobson said. POST TOASTIES REUI-PAK ford's) ...... I.. H...... 10.498 Inc...... V. . .. 101,497 G...... Dres/i contest. She has been in­ The fire developed from the blow­ MY tMHtY Bacon, Alfred J.* and 27,8.50 nl, Arnold and Bottl- 16.383 Smachetti/Arthur J. and Rosen, 3'heodore .... 18,176 Damon Lodge, Knights of Pythias, Clifford, W o o d ro w ...... 11,681 Manchester Modes. Inc. 412,447 Pella, Giovanna 13,0.56 vited to a luncheon. March 27 at out after Emstein.left the truck, Marparet .:...... 10,788 cello. Charles ...... 11.681 Little, .Mary K...... 10,945 Yillek Herman ...... 15,608 wHl meet tonight at 7 o'clock at Waterbury to model her suit and •OnifD IN CAIIFOCNIA Baker, Fred D. and Fred Clough, John ...... 13.298 Frelhelt, Albert A ...... I Manchester Motor Sales, Pentland. Evaline D. and Smachetii, Delflna ...... according to police. and CEREAL BOWL J7c 11.937 Geneva A ...... 27,711 the White Fiineral Home to pay to receive her prize. T ...... 10 810 Clough. Violet M, ...... 13.709 French. George 1/. Jr. I A L Corporation 26,570 Inc...... V 132.682 11.171 Smachetti, John G. and Tolland and Rockville firemen ex. STM I |C ' . ' I Cloutier. Charlotte Manchester Pipe A Sup-\ Pentland, John G...... z their respects to the late William A cancer program will be held tinguished the blaze, .which ex­ tOT le i J * Ballard. Delmont L. and 12.816 , and }ane C...... 10,271 lultano. John ...... 11.920 13.379 M a»aret ...... 14.966 . . /MO Coe. Allan R. .. i . . . •, • 10,563 ply Co., Inc...... 125.022 PCro, Joseph G...... 10,798 Zaglio, fedmond R...... 24,677 J. P. Weber, a member of the at the Baptist Church this ev*. tensively damaged thfe trailer. DEVIL'S FO O d ( WHITE. YELLOW Frances L ...... Friend. Vera R...... 13.067 Iwosn. Michael and Mary^ 10.900 S m l^ Elizabeth H. ..., 16,290 lodge. A tCHOONMAKIR KIKTIO N Kk'aTi Cole, Alexander ...... 40.591 Manchester Plumbing A Peterman. Barney T. and Zamaltia, lohn and Mar- ning at 8 o'clock-sponsored by fhe Bantly, Adele Morgan .. I J • Smith, Frances K...... Arrested in Bolton ' ,i(Jole. Gilmore. N, and Supply Co., Inc...... 38,600 ■Lorraine E...... 11,027 Kai-et . ; ...... 18,088 . Visiting Here . Women's Society of the clpirch, Bantly, E. Theodore, Jr. 11.1.38 Srpi^. Robert H and State Police at the Colchester Eleanor D...... n,.591 Manchester Sand A Phillips. Norene 10,248 Zania. Margaret K...... 18,330 Miss Heidi Dolder, Neuchatel, with two films being sho^h. Dr. Dromedary Cake Mixea 2 53c and Lois M. . ; ...... 13.380 78,203 .^Janet S.' ...... 26.4,30 barracks said Norman J. Landrv, Colls. Thomas D...... 59.825 Gagllardone, Albert ahd J A S Realty Co., The .. Gravel Co...... 1.56,208 Pkein, Jamc.s D...... 12.482 Zanlimgo, E'ldtentlno and BwlUerland. U at the home of Edward L. Besser will spyak with 22,' of Taftville, ws.s arrested yes­ Bantly ,OU C o...... 55.517 Waldo ...... Jacobs. Lucille D,. ( ...... 17.923 mlth, Robert J...... \3.690 Anna ...... Whiskias Colonial Board Co. . . 329,146 13.530 Manchester Savings A Pine Pharmacy, Ine. . , . '18.986 2.3.190 Mrs. Fjnma Batz, Mountain Rd., disciiision .period following- terday in Bolton and charged with 1 4 . 0 Z . c a n s / s h u r r n e Barbate, Charles A. .. 10.093 Gambolati, Camillo . . . . 37.911 Jacobson,' Charles E. Jr. mith. Samuel Raymond Zapadka, Anita And John for a visit. Miss Dolder arrived in Jehovahs Witnesses /Will hold s Condio, Peter and Emilv 18,769 Loan Assn., In c./...... 63,067^ fjinehurst Gi-ocery, and Gertnide K. operating an unregistered motor Barlow, Frances E. and Conlon, Eileen K...... ’. Gammona-Hoaglund Co., and Dorothy Case Inc...... 12.501 J. ___ ;,./.... 10,473 New York Tuesday, aboard the study of the Bible aid tomorrow . Osee A...... 18,8.36 Manchester Tool A De- 26,415 Snow, George .E. vehicle and two counts of illegal 12,881 Connecticut Power Co.; Q Inc.. The ...... 48.886 Jacobson 39,930 14.184 and Zavarella, Savin and Lil­ Liberte of the French line, after evening at 8 o'clock with the sub­ Barrett, JoMph B. and .215,025 sign. „ Co., . Inc...... Pineo, ejayton E. and Anne E...... use of plates. PPLESAUCE 2 *~ 3 1 c Q ID HARVEY Cook, Aaron ...... 40,736 Gammons, Marion Jarvis Acres.-Inc...... 186.529 Manchester "fnist po. ., 137.298 Gertrude A...... 10.630 10,051 lian L,...... 10,807 experiencing an extremely rough ject "Yoii'May Survive Armaged­ Beatrice ...... 21.342 Booth ...... '...... Jarvis, Alexander 291.806 Solimene, Inc..'...... 3.'),396 Landry, posted $24 bond for ap­ Am OD WHiixrv Cook. Jenhls L . . 10.183 12,747 Manchester Trust Co., Pioneer Parachute Co„ Zeppa, Joseph 11,267 crossing. A huge storm hit the don into God's New World." at 287 pearance in. Bolton Justice Court Barrett. Marlon Hall arid Correntl, Mary Garavenla. E r m a n d o Jarvis. Alexander Co. .. 246.439 1 g;966 Solomon. Sanol J. and Ziemak, John S.....\.. liner in mid ocean., liteting for 4 4 ^ CANS SHURRNE 10.196 Trustee ...... -1 ----- 1,218.132 Helen B...... -16,234 pakland St.,, and 41 Edmund St., April 3. He was arrested by Trjxip- Manchester Trust Co., Cottage Hdmei, Inc. and Mary R...... 1.5,709 Jarvis, Alice 21.492 Manchester Water Co, .■ 411.683 13..591 ZIemak, John S. and three daya. After the ship's ar­ • A - fl”2.99•OT 27,464 Pitcher. Napoleon A. .. . 16,806 .Soren, Parker .... both in Mahehester'. i e) Arthur Harvey. WOOF Trustees ...... 18,577 CV>ughlin, Edrvard F. .. Garrlly, Ailyne C. .... 12.941 Jsrvls Construction Co., Manella. Alexander F. Pitkin, Jean B. .\L . . . 13 992 12.692 Elea no;- M...... 13,732 rival in New’ York, considerably 15.549 Spacek, William. The Ladies Alixiliary. A.CH, will Barrows,' .William L. . 10,828 Coy, John J .-...... 11.294 Garrlty Bros., Inc. . . . , 33.895 The ...... and Anna M a r ie ...... 16,196 Pitkin, WilHam J, Russell and and Ziibrow, Abraham ...... ' 10,523 damaged, company officials said meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the SMOKED iONELESS GRM^FRUITJUICE 2 ^ ^ ' Baftel, Frank Jf.. and ■larvls. Hattie ...... • Marj' J ...... ;. . . //**’ ■ " 2G A f l 7 . 3 9 Crockett, Jane D„ Mar­ Garrtty, Harold W. and Manner, Frank . 21,630 Wella \V. 12.348 15.444 Zlibi-ow, Edythe P. .... 11.868 it was the-'worst Crolising in seven Moose rooms on\Elm St. Editor Hradk Caiicrr Drive Marie B...... larvii Realty, Co.. . Spade. John H. u j 11,828 tha, Winifred and Wil­ Arlyne M...... ' 28.738 ! Maiinlng, htederlck R. 14.438 -piano. Cecelia and and Zwick, Sami'.el ...... '. 13,484 years. ^ The session o'\ the Men's Adult . 4 9 WHISKIIS IN TMIS'NOQUa / Jeffers, Clarence J., . . . 16,737 Dori.< M...... -/■ BaUon; Igec ...’...... > 15,000 fred . . . . , ...... -/. . . \ U.588 Osiidet's Inc, 13,597 Maple Diy Cleaners A Frank ...... 10,017 Open Saturday New Haven. 'M aich 22 PICNIC HAMS 4 b r IWOtE YEA($ 010 • rl 'Jillson. Harold K. and 2(\.P32 .Spector, .\orman, . . Recreation groupV scheduled for I ( Bausola. Alfred ...... 10,402 Chowell, Maytle C ase... 24.9.39 Gay, Robert ,1., snd Nat­ Laiinileiers, Iny. . . . , , 11.894 Platz, ICdward J. and 68,790 The sub branch offi'ce of the this-evening has bqen canceled.' Ru.ssell Siimpf. a Waterbury cdltoit Bayer Fruit Co...... 13.700 alie E...... I Eva ...... 10,476 Spei cer Riiboer Prwl- ISoii-Hrsidnit C\isman., Sidney B. . . . . 13.343 .11,5.53 Maple St. Corp...... '. 32.412 Linda W...... Aldon Yarns, lie ...... Motor Vehicle Department, locat­ F a ls e A ' has been named to head the annual Bayer, Loiiis ...... Johns. Robert M. and 12.012; iict.a Inc . The . . . 12,656 PURE REEF-^ESH GROUND 1L055 C u s t e r , Wllllsm' and Gerstein. K i b b e and M a rein. Vincent P. Co. 11.568 Podrovc. Abraham .... 108,110 178,722 ed m the Memorial Building, will The entire fire d etrim en t was fund drive'ofHhc Connecticut Can­ Bayer, Txiuls and Irving . 12.067 JVenlck, I Catherine .M...... 11,406 .Spencer, .W. Robert Andrews • .Manchester Martha ....: ...... 13,,56.5 Sheal I Kage .Marlow, Lena ./...... 170.487 Podrove. Leon ...... 11.993 and Corp. . . , ...... be open until noon .Saturday. The called out at 4:24 ye.sterday after­ cer Society. The drive opens next R R M Y E L L O W BAllARDS Beach, RuthM...... 10.182 Co. I .lohnson. Carl G...... 13.269 Ruth J...... 107,978 16,332 .Marlow. Nathan 101.094 Pola, ^ lig i ...... 11.199 46.994 office was originally scheduled to noon whet an alarm was sounded month with a goal of $508.04,0. HAMBURG 2^ «c Beaupre Motors, Inc. .. GIblln. I Johnson, Edwin A ...... 2.3.186 Stanek. Wlllia.m F. Arthur Drug Stores, •UNO OF tTRAIOHT WNISKHM 84.936 D Katherine M. Martens, William-R. and Pontlcelli, Caroline and 21.244 be_ closed Saturday, but,will re­ from box 124 at the Hill Lumber Sumpf is .assistant city editor of Beechler, Sherwood A ., and I Johnaon, Gladys J...... 12.703 Starelak, Katie . . . , Inc...... 26,464 6 Y1A«S OID ' Dams to, Raymond and Wsrner, Helen Marcello A ...... 10,305 . Joseph ...... 12.805 20,252 main.open a half day. due,to being Yard, Verno'n Ave. Fire Chief John the Waterbufy American, an after­ MNANAS and Austin D. ______17.102 T. ■ . ! Johnaon. J, Alfred and Stenger. William H. and Atlantic Refi,ling Co. .. .30,063 Louis I. 5.819 11.523 Martin. Richard and Pontlcelli, Charlea closed on the first scheduled day Ashe said i f was q falsV alarm, noon newspaper, arid pews 'editor $4 9 C S Beemah. Ruth ...... 12.189 Glhifn. Mary and Kath- Olivia M...... 14.815 .Maye D...... Barker, Daniel and .Danks. George M. . II, 1.56 Ruth S...... ‘ 10,114; .I,,,»...... , 15,827 1J.944 Miriam ...... because of the storm; Officials although no evidence of tampering Of Radio Station WBRY in Water­ FRESH HAMS ^59c' 90OF »OT WeUW 9egg, .'toss H. Jr. and enne M...... Niels Arthur Stenlella, Eliaeo and 15,437 F A N C Y - Dannaher, Mary C. 13,243 1T.048 Marzialo. Nicholas A. Pontlcelli. .fohn'...... 13,870 are issuing another reminder that with the box was noted. \ bury. < . WUma J...... 11.030 Giblin. Mary amt Kath- 15,391 Maria ...... Balch-Pontlao. Inc...... 18.970 Darling. John and Ed- and .Mary H...... 10.753 ! Donticelll. Peter ...... 10,857 (12,912 Barlo^', Malcolm ...... 42.104 March 29 is the final day to sec­ Hoepllal Notre \ Belfiore, -William E. and ei me~ M. and Warner, Johnston. Annette S. and - I Poi terflelcl, George...... Stepard. Juliua and An- ure registrations. Win ...... 20.684 Thomas H. Jr...... 1.3,018 Massaro. Joseph and Mil­ 17.175 in 1C1 I Becket Corp., T h e ...... 10,672 A daughter was born yestecdsy CHUCK STEAKS or lAura ...... 11.102 Carnal Genevieve F. Helen T. 10.984 56 241 I Dottei ton. Russell 8. snd n z ...... Ladles of Sacred Heart ROME APPLES LYNNBROOK 17,036 Juul, Bernice M...... 12j444 dred H...... ' ...... Slevens, George .V. iV'aSo Bei-grcn. John A. and Ar- at City' Hospital- to Mr. and Mrs; ^nnett, Howard W. ... 10,110 Dart's Dairy, Inc, Gill. Stanley S t e v e n ’ i Mabel J, ...... - . - 46.642 IO.062 ...... Ladies of the Sacred Heart John Waldron, 149 Vernon Ave/ Lb. ' Bents, ' Norman . and 74,821 I White' Eagle Restau- Matheny, Madeline L. Stevenson. Albert J. and 20,920 Up to SISd.QO For Your •UNMD WNItKIY Davis, Rosemary K. 10,87-1 and Fournier, Mary F. 1 Poutre, Raymond T. -and Bradley. Thomas ...... 22.927 a-ill hold a monthly meeting this Milton Pomeroy, 27 Burlte Rd., is BLOCK CHUCK ROASTS 3 9 e FANCY INDIAN r Iv ER Thelma G ...... -... 11.024 rantl ...... 11.056 Mary B...... Rose ...... evening at the Sacred Heart DCK (?orp„‘ The . . . . 29.1.58 iMaii-Mad'sl ...... 13,025 10..537 13.022 Bratnard Realty Co. of a patient at the hospital. Old RofrigorotoT Besser, Edward L. and Ulnaburg. Samuel iDew- K F A D Manufacturing Co. Prentice. Joseph and Stevenson, JOseph and Church, Vernon at 8 o'clock. An (Choic* be«f) Z73.27 DAL Corp. , 10.367 I Mather Jewelers. Inc. ., 11.436; Haitforcl ...... 122,765 5lr*. -Emma T. Andre 2 YEAR.S TO PAY Martha Taylor Besser 12.551 ey-RIcJiman Co.l . . . . 20,268i Inc...... Blanche ...... Dora E...... explanatio’n of the- "New Liturgy D e B a n d i, Louis and 32,077 Matiishak, Edward A. ,. 11.319: 11,764 16.196 Brkverman, Lillian Kahn Mrs. Emma T. Andre. 82. wife of GRAPEFRUIT HALF Beasinl, Peter, M onis Oladysz. James and rati- I Kacmarczyk„ John and Prentice, Samuel j . and Steven.son, Leslie A. B. . 11,997'i for Holy Week," will be given by Mary L...... 10000 Merz, Bridget Agnes . . . 11.544 and M p r t n P. and Max P; Andre, formerly-of Rock­ P otterfron's BONELESS SHOULDER G A l and Richard ...... 195,770 llne S...... 10,2611 Marv ...... 24.483 Ida E...... 10.721 StewaVt, '"ATthur ...... 10.226 ! 0 /a-.yie R ev,. Ralph J. Kelley, pastor, DeClantis, O esenl Ed- Meyer, GeoTgk A. and Spergel, Odeko ...... 41,26.3 ville, died in Lynnbrook, L. .1., yes­ ISO. CENTER ST. , FANCY ^ Blair's In c...... 21,088 1 s noi [ Q I e n n e y. Christopher . fKa-Klar Clqlh Toy Co., Prignano. John V. and Storg/i, Inc...... with a general discussion to follow Lb. WHISKIES IN t h is FeOOUjfT »^ rd and Anthony .. Elsie. L...... J...... 10,700 I 10,072 j Broman Realty Co., The terday. Besides her hu.«band she ' Blish, Ednm Trustee , , . . 22.048 la eT i^ R n l i c r t I Glen- The ,V3 269 Angelina. M...... 21,380' Strant. Estate of Wal­ 14,877 the lecture. All women in the area VEAL ROAST 5 9 c - 5. 6 AND 7 YTAXS OlO DeClantis. Mary 16.71,3 ney's) ...... Mever A Mendelsohn. Carlstcn, Reinhold ( West­ 'Wish, F. T. Hardware Decker, Nevin K. and 23.390 Kane, Harold O...... 1.3.'28-t Purdv-Ferris Corp., ter A- ■ • ...... 15,217 1 are invited to attend the meet­ , <3o.. Inc., The ...... Inc. .X ...... 641.846 i The ...... , . ern Auto Assoc.1 .... 16,212 ing. Mary J...... in 017 I Edward A. and Kanehl, M eth a...... 2).145 26.1,56 Strauss, Margaret; Mor­ WE ARE TAKING ORDERS NOW FOR Blish and Quinn Realty 11.901 Karlin. Bernard ...... 17.162 Milek. George R. and i Purnell Corp., larty, Frckla A. and Claik', Josephine K., VFW Notes DeCormier Motor Sales. Lee E. . . ; ...... Agent ...... Co. 83,447 Inc...... Olenney. Marlon snd Keeney. Cha.rlotte T. . . . 14,768 12.920: The ...... -,39,42,5 Gee,'Gertrude Vi ... 10.461 44.359 The Committee in charge of the EASTER HAMS AND POULTRY ^ 2.STALK BUNCH SELECTED OLD HOFFMAN 18.8.50 I Miller, Jacob F. and Cohn, Albert ...... Bogner, W i l l i a m and I DelGuerico. Angcllne . . . Eleanor- .-...... 10,688 : Keeney, Clifford H: . . . . 10,240 .5^ 1 Puter. MZy L. ■20,829 Sullivan. Joseph J...... 16098 i 66,358 .Wth anniversary celebration of 20,618 ; Mary Jane ...... t.. X5..536 ! SOU* HUSH aooeeoN H e le n ...... 17,691 DeltaFera. Edward .M. Glenney and Seaman, I Keeney, Howard E. . . . . 10,988 Sullivan, Joseph and Olga 11.104 ' Coleman. )liizel M. and Frank Badstuebner Post 2090. - Bolands Francis E. and and Victor - J...... Inc...... 94,'298 ' Keeney, Lillian J...... 2U5.32 Miller, Kenneth A ...... 13,881 Sullivan, Thomas M. et McAuliffe, Gerald V. . 29,753 Veterans of Foreign Wars wili PASCAL CELERY 25c S YEARS OID 55.624 Miller. Peter Jr. and (Charlotte Q...... 14,442 i DellaFerra, N ic o la and Glenney. W. O. Co., ; Keeney, Wiliner ..^...... 10.07.3 . / I Quinn's Pharmacy) . . 20,867 als ...... 13.390 ' Connecticut Kellering, meet at the P.ost Home. 37 Elm GAUDET SawsdsM. 100 Boland Motors, Inc...... 39.869 Maria 13 332'' ■-...... 261.721 * Kelsh, Cathei ine ...... 1.3..577 Mary ...... ’ ; ^liah. Marv a; and Sundquist, Alfred B. and .Inc...... 11.785 St. Tuesday, March 28, at 8 Miller, Raymond O...... 785 MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH'S ~ PROOF is;3.99 .\Bolahd Oil Co.. 'The . . . 21.232 Di^Luct. Ttioiras C. .. I O>*oo*.v.. W. George Jr. I Keith, G. E. Furniture Co., 22,745 1 William- P. '2.3,8,3,3 Vera M...... 17.433 ! Connecticut Power Co. of. o'clock. ■ ... 3.5,438 I and Shirley -F...... Miniciirci. Fred and Zan- rtnrtford, TTie ...... Mmbardier, Albert E. Demers. Henry M, and 11,.'!64 Inc...... ;4.5,nn Quiah, William P...... 12,886 Swanson, Ethel Brown 3.33,051 The regular meeting of the VFW OPEH MONDAYS S N O W C R O P Sr. and Harriet R. . . I Glode. Henry G-...... 11,603 Keith, G. Stillman ...... lungo, FloreThUno and Connecticut Theatrical 10.114 Germaine A ...... , 11.172 .3.-1.627 and Albert E. Brown . 14.725 post will be held Monday, Mar. 26, MANY OTHH POPULAR glANM Bortino, Rose D i a n a . 10.751 Goldberg, Barbara .... 11,489 Keith, W. David , ...... 14.797 Ann ...... 32.052 Sweet. Jessie 'l. Corp...... 212,812 Demko, J»cqb and Julia, 14.. 89 - K 11.882 at tha home on Elm St. Goodatlne. Max ...... 16.251 Keith. Warren I...... !. Miinglio. P'rancesca and i 39e| AVAIUHI AT ASP STOCtf Bowers, Sherwood G.. ... 11,070 Dennison, Ctrol Csse ., 49,034 .51,996 ' Raccagnl, Chgries aiW- ,, *f Swetzes.'Katie and G 0 n'n e c t i c u t Valley St. John's fhiireh Notes CUT CORN Gorman, Annabclle, KeRer, Karl A'...... Luigi 25.214 Ostap ...... Farms, Inc...... ______' Boyce. Robert . d . ' and Denniscii, Robert Case . 11.831 25.-210 'Maddalena ..... v I. 3.905 10,530 .35,406 The last of the Lenten guest Ruth C...... 13.438 Dennikon, Wella C. and , Richard H. and Robert Kemp. Anna G. 28,388 Mitchell, !)ohn ...... ;.. 10,8.56 Consolidated Cigar Corp. 11.785 preachers will visit St. John's DIAMONDS $75 to $1000 J...... Radding. Harry D. sn4 ' i i i 4.0Z . CANS MINUTE MAID Bradley. Herbert J. ... 10.329 Mild.ed E...... 30.554 Kemp, Samuel Jr. and Anna G. and Mitten, Ellsworth A- • • 10.606 Cathryn C. . 10,739 Cullman Bros., Inc...... 20,287 Episcopal Church tonight. The I CHECK OUR PRICE.S—THEN SHOP AROUND I 10,507 Gorman, Jamea J. and Fradin. Julius Mooney. , Erwin. and ■' 1 ■ ' V ' Bfadlcy, Herbert J. and Dewey, Albe-t T...... 42.512 42,331 Raimondo. Salvklt^Stend Taggart, Emma ahd Wetherell, Dean Machine Products, Rev. Donald N. Hungerford, cur­ I \VE BELIEVE YOU WILLjCOME BACK I 2 c p « 4 | c , Doris K...... 25,1 is Dewey, Jane N, 19 Helen e,,.E.- ...... 12.030 Kemp's. Inc ...... 13,865 Alice C...... 14,418 tVllliam and Inc...... i..■ 22,240'" ate in St. Mary's Church, Man­ ORANGE JUICE 12,244 j4<^i-maii, Michsfl G. . . . . A n n a ...... i, . 15.006 Bray, Stanley 65t736 Diana. ..Antljony M. and 25.850 Kilpatrick Iron \Vork.«, Mmianos, Catherine .. .- 14.144 'Reed. Frank H.^znd Clarence ...... 11,785 ' George ...... 43.308 chester. will prearh op the sub­ I EASY TERMS OR PAV^^H AND SAVE | 118 Bray, wmiam and Ethel . Viola M...... ' Gorman Motor Sales, ■Inc, ...... k...... 32.213 Motiai ty. Bros , Inc. .... 214.631 Alice L. Taggart. Maude and Doebner, Estate of Earl ject, "Prophetic News from the 29.075 - I n c .'...... 15.146 I LUrPKG. SWEET LIFE ______'M ay ,...... 16,855 Diana. William B. - and 64,034 I Kilpatrick. James and ' .Morlarty. Julia Sheridan If),244 Reiser. Willlqm'E. and Newton ...... 12,259 Book of Amos," concluding the L m SS 8T. PHOWL Gormaii^ Robert J. . . . . 50..369 E lsie -...... 10,792 ‘British American Club of Mariar ...... 10,384 Moriarty, Matthew M. . 19,081 Frances K- 'X ...... 10.329 Taylor, JrvUig W. .... 13.343 Drigga, Alfrcc) W. , r 21,903 sermon aeries "Light from the UP T o '^ F M YOUiTOLd’ WATW EA5T CENTER . 26.6D8 GormsnXWalter P. 45.250 Kirkpatrick, James T. snd Manchester, Inc., The 20,2n Dick. Henry . . . . . • Morlarty. MIchae. J. and Reizer, Etenotz ...... 12.794 Taylor. Joseph B...... Driggs. Alice Williams . ^Ible." The aervlcfc will start at 13,770 Goalee, Raymond ...... 11,013 - 13,577 ^SLICED STRAWBERRIES 3!b lA P A I ' Bropk|c, John E . '.-. 14,004 Diljon .Really 0>. . 11.719 Alfljid L...... 10.863 Annie L. '. i ______... 11.16'9 Reznick, Irw^n and Thorton; Estate of Ellsworth Equities. Inc, 8 p,m. with the weekly coffee hour 76,779 Gould, Charlotte J...... William 14.160 CAMERAS „ ^ SHAVERS — CLOCKS ^ S T R E E T . Brown and Beaupre, Iiic. 66.831 Dillon Salea and Sei 10.155 KlUel, .Anna ...... 29.056 I .Moriarty, Mortimer E. * 10.093 Clzfz ...... 13,967 Alice F. and to follow at 9 o'clock.. >1 Graham, Kefineth W. . . Klein. -Jacob Bndicott-Johnson ‘ Shoe . ' ^ 8-O Z. PKGS. CHICKEN OF THE SEA \ d m m R n ^ ^ THUM*'**^*‘* ^ *^‘ Brown, Wilbur C...... 14.303 -Inc. ...14,032 11.030 ,1 Moriconl, .Drlando and Richardson, Ernest .... 14.282 William B...... Corp. .'...... Next Tluirsday evening, the m - GREETING CARDS — GIFTS ^ RINGS a 74.484 Grant, JCllen A. . '^11.333 Kletzle, Johii M. .?..., 58.077 12.473 Broasiusky, Petris .aJf*.. Dillon, Stawgrt . . . 11,309 Rose 10,697 Rlchardtex. Myrtle B, .. . 10.247 Thrall. Elmer -M...... 35.350 England, Gertrude A,, hual Maundy Thursday HoPr Co”-- 11,022 Green Manor Estates, KlinkhanimeiA Ethel. .. PetroneU ...... 12.150 Dion. Alfred A. d 11.497 Moses, Mae ...... 15,548 Richardaqh, W. Threaher. RuBy K. . . . 12.040 Trustee for Louisa Gt munion service' wilt take place at TUNA PIES , 2^"»' 45c I O P E N u w «j>± • Inci ...... K n ,0 4 4 Klock, Corp., T n e ...... 114.893 Moses. Nathan ...... 12,307 Samuel ...... Bryan, George H...... 181543 Helen ______. 10,021 II. 317 Titrney, James P. and ■Jr...... 42.804 • o'clock concluding the 'iauisu i^ANCHE5TER Boyaa. Richard EL « .... Grsenbrooks Homes, Inc. 20,269 Klock, F e tu \ S. and Moses, Rachel and Sarah 19,036 Richmond, .Harold Ij. znd- •Mary W j ...... •venlng aeries^ v ' 5/ipp A i Gaudet*$^lt Pays ia,tfl8bi8iuu. A. aim sr luid Oreenwood.^lnc...... ?1 ,$ 6 7 Ntnoy O. ' 10,046 15.132 Moakt, Brunig C. and . -^ p s e l in e ,...... 1 5 , ^ Tinker, Anltaj^...... 12 ,3 6$ Mrs. /Edmund A . Magdaftrau, sr- t (OMttMMd OB PBga ] 1). .!8. r -H , ■■ 5 ‘ : i, i ‘, 0 , !-■’ •. S'" jr'. iiiiiiliiiiiiilililiiliiiiliiiii!! i'

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1956 page tw elve MANCHESTER EVENING ftERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ THURSDAY. MARCH 22. 1956 PAGE THIRTEEN Wappinff : J Hebron Rockvilte Bolton Speak at Session Communion Speaker W H A v —e ie Church Women IN THE TRUE SPIRIT OF E A S T E R ,..^ , Red Cross Drive ^ ^ ■ V w o o o w ^ Skywatch Schedule Union Service Set Graff Gives Report TPC Unit Approves FUtno PUin Daily Radio WGTH—1410 Of Women’s Club Elect New Head On Sehool Session To End Saturday Caataru Jltoaeard Tima WT 1C—1088 By Area Churches Whnt life la Ilk# In Alaska and Frida.v, March 28 Middletown, March 22 (45- -Mr*. For French Road Development Hawaii wax fascinatingly depicted Midnight • 2 a.m...... Voluhteera Needed Charles K. Dickson of New Oanaan Rockville. March 22 (Special)-^ Wapping, March 22.(Special) — Tha toUoantig program achaduiw. lie Hebron, March 22^ jSp«cial>-e Joaeph Dupont, chairman of the arJ-auppUad by ttu radio mamiga- WHAY—Kneore fbeater by gueat speaker# Mr*. Mqry Mul- 2 a.m. - 4 a.m...... Paul Sheehan f has been reelected president of th*^ "Creativity Is something which Kvenina Goad Mualo 4 R.TD. - 8 a.m. . .. I...... Paul Sheehan Membera of the Hebron Mpd GIl«*a Bolton. March 22 (Speclai) —f a policy of splitting on#'# dona- local Red Cross drive, has an­ maau and art aubjact to change WtiNB—Berenede - laney and-Mlaa Alice Ypshimori at Connecticut Council of ^i^rch everyone wants and no, one is qujte ...... Jean Marcel OonrrecaUbnal Churchbe, aiao lion. Prime reason is the credit the nounced that tlJtOO of tha town's witjKiut Dotica. ■WTlC—Answer Men the Profesalonal Women'a , Club 6 a.m. - 8 a.m...... The Town Planning Commiasion WDRC—Cult Massey . 8 a.m. - 10 a.m, . women. thdae of St Peter'a Eplicopal sure how to..^flnd and how to pro­ town accrues with Its local chap­ goal of 81,SO0.'has been collected. March meeting held In the Center ...... Bill Evans, Ronald aambolall EASTER CARDS Church, have been Invited to accepted the preliminary plan of * ’t ^ y ^ M i u l o Uerotiaal WGTU-FUIto# Lewis * 10 a.m. - 12 Noon ...... Volunteer# Needed Others elected at the 13th duce." These were the words of ter, the Manchester unit, for con­ He laid that the drive would be W«JXy- K»corO H-vuv Ilia— Church Tuesday night. HUEN TOU CAKK ENOUGH TO SEND THE VERY'^EST attend a . union Lbntcn service Noon - 2 p.m ...... Etheleen Lewis Enrico Flano for development of tinuation of Red Cross enterprUes extended through Saturday. He Sjt-jlequew Matinee WUAY,—Kneors mtaisr The colored slidet, taken by Mra. annual meeting yesterday Included Sunday evenln* at the Andover Hsrpid Taylor, president of Sarah ___ Jtfelleiipin<»» 2 p.m. - 4 p.m...... Betty rivoiinsky. Helen Shepard six lots on French Rd.. at Its meet­ such as the first aid and home urges all persons not .yet coqtact- 8!Sv"fcSS?n.“d''e"’"’* Mullaney when she spent over aix Mrs...Orville Hawea, New Haven, ConsrecaUonal Church. ^ at 7:3p. Lawrence CoUtge, as he opened ed by/canvassers to send their tySB<>-Cal Kolby 4 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Arthur Bouffard. Andrew Cavaiza ing Tuesday night. Flano, who will nursing courses, as welt as the wonMitoxubnu ■ - W TIC-^r T(«Kht months'In Alaska.' gave the cliih a first vice president; Mr*. Henry DEWEY-RICHMAN The eight churches of the South­ the n th annual conference of the now'be required to submit a final swimming program. donuons to Red Cross, Box 28, WDIU:—Curt Marapy 8 p.m. - 8 p.m...... Richard Fowler ern New England Tolland County *'wHAV—-Uimc Mercbaot ^ W GTH-lfi P. Morsan firsthand knowledge of thb beauti­ 8 p.m. - 10 p.m...... Olive Ray, Qrace Anderson Carlson, Nev4 Britain, second vice 7«7 MAIN STREET -Aasociation for Supervision and map for approval, has been invited ■ Last year the Red Cross undef- South Windsor. l:»D- ful scenery as seen in different sea­ Asan. are sponsoring the service. Curriculum Development in New X' Athletlo Banquet WOXt —necord Rrvu* 10 p.m. - Midnight...... Anthony Zlllnskas president; Mr*. Moses Bailey, to consult with the Commission at wrote the salary of the chief In­ WKNB—Reeueat HaUiiM W liAY—Itatopre i'htatvr sons. Because there la longer day­ west Hartford, secretary: Mrs, The Very Rev. Uouls Hlrshson, York this week, accordTng to a re­ An athletic banquet, sponsored WTIO—Wilder Brawn WCCC«*41ood Kvpnina Good MUilo SkyWatch Post lo<;ated on top of Manchester Police Station. its next meeting. The French Rd,, structor in the sAimmlng pro­ light in Alaska, flowers and vege­ Charles A. Even, Wethersfield, dean of Christ Church Cathedral. port sent back by Supt. of Schools by the grade 8 atudenta of Union IVUHv,'—C*l Kolbv WKNB-.JSv*fUn* Rprfnada Volunteers may register at Civil Defense Heslquarteri, Municipal subdivision contains 9.9 acres and gram. Although other funds paid WGTH—Waxwork# WTlt! N*>wf uI W#»rld tables grow nearly aa large as hot­ treasurer, ami Edith F. Walker, Hartford. wUl be guest speaker. George'C*. Grsff. will not Involve any new roads. the assistant Instructor, hi* at­ Elementary School, will be held «:se- . WDRO-BIdr Oopbv Building. Manchester on Monday Wednesday or Friday from 1 to 5 ALL He adll speak on "The Long Way tonight at .8:30 p.m. In the Union W HA V-Betty Kimball WGTHx-GabrIel Heattar house produce might do In th4 p.m.-or Tuesday evening from 7:30-9:30 p.m. Hartford, itafT counselor. The oharacterlsllc of the crea­ Two more progress reports were tendance and training at apuatic 1:«A- state*. to I/jyally." School cafeteria. The banquet, the .WCCC—Record Revue tive mlnd.Xihe meeting was told, received from advisory group.s to achoiol is borne by the Red f"ross. WK14B—Requext Matinee „ WHAY—llDaary ' The homesteading regulations and NEW Robin in Tnnn the Commission. The industrial first of its kind tor the school, will WCCC—OiMid LvPnlna Good Mutle i . , ’ 5 6 is its spontaneity its independ Meeting C’oneekd WTIC—Pepper Youn« the nihtlc, log-Ilke cabins people Win# lA*Eioii Oratory Trst Dnniel G. Horton, Hebron's judge development group reported on its feature awards to outstanding boy WDRO---Cal Kolby WKNB—Dlnnar Datr ■ largest industry of pineapple rais­ the intermingling of different ence, and its freedom to explore The Co-operative Kindergarten WGTH—Waxworka W r ir Oii» Mail p PHiMiU tonstruc't before they settle per­ of probate court, and his wife and to find. "The person who is organization and activities to date. and Nursery canceled its meeting and girl athletes and to the win­ WDTtC-^harlPi Coillncwood ing. Miss Yoahimori also referred races and of their varied back- New Haven, March 22 i4h — ner of the intramural basketball .WQTH-Say It With Music manently - in Alaska were inter­ to the tuna flah Industry tb* groiinda. is Rated FIRST knew it was the first day of Spring afraid to speak, afraid to expreaa They report they are trying to laat night when Hi, speaker. Miss Belly Kimball BiMI— .a* Daniel Horowitz, a 17*year*old, Tuesday without any aid from we establish what is needed to attract tournament. WCCO—Beoord -Review estingly illtutrated, also. The peo­ third largest industry,These actlv- The chairman, Mlaa Bather his true thoughts, or Is lacking Ip Evangeline Ghurch.\advised ahe -WKXB—Reque«| Matinee WHAY-Polka Pdrty ple can enjoy hunting and fishing senior at Hlllhouse high aphoOl'i almanac, when they saw a f*t self-confidence enough to let him­ Industry and have been in con­ would be iinabie to be preaent. The Job Opening WTlri—ThS Woman WCCC—Good Lvenlna Good Music vlties were well illustrated by sev­ 'Anderaon, was asalited by the here, has won the ” Connecticut ^ for Performance!* WKNB—Robln s Nost from easy vantage points. How­ saun’ roWn redbreast, first to be Dr. John U Sandlin self go where his thoughts lead sultation with the State Develop­ school will hear Mis.s Church at Its Applications for examinations WDRtr—Cal Kolby eral pictures of harveatln'g this other hoeteasee, Mr*. Elsa Llqd- American Legion oratory content. ! WGTH—Waxworka WTlC-»Lona Aancfr ever', anything that ia desired from produce in different parts of the SEE MANYNEYV IMie ZENITH MODELS AT reported this month., him, has an InhlbitiK effect on ment Commission in that regard. next meeting on April 18. for rural mall carrier for the i: » e - W'DRC—My Bon Jprp holm, Mrs. Mellie-Karr and Mra. He now goes to Middletown. N. X.. i Dr. John L. Ssndlln, religious post office will be open until April WGTH-O^riclal Dctrctlva the United States cqsts a great Islands. Cecilia Wandt.— Other birds which arc around, as others since he usually seeks the Herbert J. W'llson reported for .tialary f^onfOrence WIIAY—Record Rodeo , for further competition. Oeri I editor and publl.shcr, will be speak­ the school study group that in­ 10, according to the U.S. Civil WClX;—Record Review • :1A- deal if shipped into Alaska. The Of teaching^ Miss Yoshimorl re­ The next meeting will be held reported by Miss Marjorie H. Mar­ security of the group and wants to The Board of Education haa act HAY—Polka Parry rilramamll, a girl student from I er at the annual Palm Sunday vestigation of altcs for future Service Commiasion. WKNB—Request Matinee speaker made it ejear that when marked that she believed some April IT at the Center Church. It Pottertem's tin. of the Doilglaa Llbrarj-. arc a protect himself by th,e agreement Monday as the date foh its post- WTIO—Newa 'CC('—G'.Kid KvrniiiB Good Music Bristol, won second place In last purple finch, tree sparrows, song Communion Breakfast of Metho­ of others," Taylbr continued. school building'La being carried Applicants tor the examination WUFvC—News / WKNB—Robin P N<*»t people leave Alaska for a trip difficulty Would be encountered by will be an open meeting with an night's finala. Irving Destler 7of ISO CENTER ST. MANCHESTER dist Men at South Methodist pohed meeting with the- teaching WGTH-Bob and Ray WTlC—Iwonf Rancrr elsewhere they usually have' the other than Islanders because of exhibit and copper show. sparrows and fox sparrows, and a More and more blocks seem to out. The services of the State must have lived within the . Post O'Cco-W ;* WDRC—Johnny PoiiHr New London Was third. / Church March 25 at 0:30 a.m. Board of Education were solicted Staff. In order to give more time Office delivery area for a year »:1 »- ^ urge to return sooner than planned. COW bird. be put before people who want to for its salary conference with the WHAY—Record Rodeo W G lil—Official Drtrctlva This last mentioned bird Is the He replaces Dr. Harry Denman, for inspection of two parcels of before the closing date. Also they WCCC—Record Review B:Sa- An exchange teacheK from Ha­ who wa.s called to Korea to assist act on their own or to think for faculty and In the hope that it WKNB—Request Uallnes .w ifA Y -N iio watch kind that lays its eggs In the neats land which were described in de- must hkvo reached their 18th birth­ ROASTING CHICKENS W TIf:—Goon Sln‘w waii and an honorary rkember of in an Evangclisltc Crusade. Dr. themselv'ea, Taylor said. " I f a sug may complete the agenda of its w n O —1U8U Radio Lana of other birds. Uke the European tsll In the report, with the State day by the closing date. There is WDRC-^al Koiby WDRC—2l St Precinct the Professional Club. MISq Yoihi- Sandlin is an aasociate of Dr. Den­ gestlon Is made to do something, adjourned March 5 nesslon, the WGTH—Offbeat cuckoo, it doesn't even go to the spectallirt's reactions to tbem. no minimum age HmlL WGTH-Bob and Ray mori told a few of her hupioroiis man's and his services were ob­ everyone sets to work to ace why Board will open the Monday meet­ Chickens for Palm Sunday, Passover and Easier •:S0- Bt4fk- » Uouble of building a nest and The next meeting of the Town WHAY—Nlte Watch experiences in Manchester.X then tained through the General Boarc( it shouldn't be done. Or eyeryone ing at 7:30 p.m. WHAY—Suburban Serenadt reUes on the birds it victimises Planning Commission has been set Manchester Evening Herald WCCC—Reciird Review WTIC—T.fK.n Bh«.w show'ed beautiful aqd varied col­ of Evangelism of the Methodist waits for someone else to moVc in Oroivers to Convene are the best ever. We have capons, large and me­ WDRC—2tsl Prsrinct to hatch the eggs. U usually lays for April 2. Wapping correspondent, Mrs. An­ WKNB—Matinee ored slides of life in the H^wdUan Church In NRshyllle. Tenn. His order to decide whether or not to Bolton. March 22 (SpeclsD — The Vegetable Growers meeting WTIC—lUkU Radio Lane WGTH—Offbrat only one egg in a nest. Miss Mar­ move loo. If an action is proposed, nie (killins, telephone, Mitchell dium chickens to roast or fry or stew, and each W.DRC—Cal Kolby Islands, and particularly of Mqul topic is "Just Before Dawn.” Red Cross campaign contributions which had been scheduled for WHAY-NU p Wsicb tin keeps a food tray for the birds. inatead of everyone saying. 'Let's S-4419. WGTH-Bob and Ray • Island on which she Uvea. Their Dr. Sandlin is a graduate of the in town reached the $400 mark yes­ "Blizzard Monday" was postponed one is beautifully cleaned and delicious to eat. • :4 t - WTlC—S*'aiM>n of Prrpdom leisurely living, their educational School Reopens .College of Charleston and the try it.' everyone says. 'Let's refer to March 2R at the Villa Louisa at WHAY—Suburban Serenade WDRC—Jack Carson \ School here was resumed yes­ it to s committee.' Or even worse. terday according to a Joint report WCl.'C—Record Review WGTH-Offbrai V facilities, their tropical flowers and Chandler School of Theology. of Mrs. Richard C. Olmsted and 8 p.m. This is the meeting at WKNB—Today In Sporta B;IB- ^ ' vegetables were Illustrated, as well terday, after having been closed Let's send out s q\ieaUonnalrc to W H AY-N U a Watch \ Emory Unlviprslty. He served 13 Mrs. Jack Hunter. which the group will make a de- WTlC—RiMU Radio Mne a* giving the audience an Insight for the first two days of the week years in the pastorale prior to see if everyone will approve it.’ ciaion on establishing a coopera­ Isstalied WDRC-i-Toda* in Sports IVTIC—SoaaoTf of hV^pdom owing to blizsard hazards. Or. what is still worse, people say The total has given new hope to WGTH-^Lta Paul and Marv Ford WDRC—BJng Croaby into their aocial customs. entering thb educational field, jn the chairmen that the locaf effort tive packing plant in this area. l:#e- WGTH—Offbeat L o m I teachers who serve in oth­ Don't act, you will only cause B:J»- Sugar cane is their main In­ 1947. he was elected to the Chair will represent a goo<' "showing” Choir Rohrarsal tn WHAY—Nswa W; er towns, and who also had two trouble and stlracl sttention to WCeO-Good Uvenlnt Good Uuilo W IIA Y -N lle Watch dustry, followed by the second of Religion pt Columbia College, for the lo\;n. It will not reach the The Junior f?holr of the Congre­ WTlC—Conversation \ days off, have returned to work. yourself.' ” WKNB—'today In Sporta Columbia. S. C„ where he served high peak attained a few years gational Church will rehearse to­ Your WTIC-NeWa WDRC—Am-ip n Andy New Church Member# ps professor and chairman of the Supt. of Schools George E. Graff morrow at 3 p m, as usual. WDRC—Newt WfJTH—Offbeat More names of new members of ago when townsoeople'contributed WGTH-Newa B:U department for live years. In of the Rural Supervisory Service more than »700 to the Manche.stcr Home e ii5— W H AY-N lt^ Watch 8t. Peter's Episcopal Church par 1048, Dr. Sandlin became editor also reports froin the conference Manrhesler Evening Herald WHAY—ftiiort Spotilghl WTlC—Conversation Chapter. But will 10 canva-ssers WDRt*—.Anins and Andy ish recently added, liv addition to and business manager of tlic South that Taylor described the creative Bolton eorrespondent, Mrs. Joseph AN Y SIZE WCCC—Good Bvenhix Good MCisle those already given, are Mrs. still to make final re'.trris to their WKNB—Mvenlnx Serenada WCsTH-Offbaal CaroUtla Methodist Advocate. He person as one who meets each new chairman, it is hoped that last D’ltaila, telephone Mitchell 3-5545. W ITJ-ftirictly Siiorte .Bryce .Carpenter and two sons has written widely in the field of situation with an open and posi­ WDTTC—Z«lm«tf WIIA Y ” N» ws , NiChl 1V»lc> S s J w k s iL year's total ofot *501.55soui.oo giayplay be W n C —McGff and Molly Bryc% and Dean. Mrs. Albert tevotional-literature,and has pub­ tive attitude. To be creaUve about R(K'K ANU UOI.l t Picture Tube WGTH->Conn. Snort Light and three daughters. equalled. ------...... — ...... — ... J A fio d a ___ -That IntBpppet The Flenike lished religious columns in various a problem, he said, is to accept it Ttic local dri” e runs Into great Ti Isa, Okln -/V) Traffic Officer \VHA.y«-i>tnner U tu WgTO—N lihl Music Judith, Jeanne and Patricia. Mrs. journals. as something to be overcome, not difficulty, parllcidarly in the north Orval Bennett, investigating an W4X*0*RO* Otis ieomuardo the Society of Biblical Literature Other ponnectlcul educators, at­ WG’n i —NIrhl Music JOHN B. BURKE Pack Meetings' nations at home. Fo'r many years the driveway, asked the name of WGTH—BUI Slrm and Exegesis, and the Order of St. tending the conference include the Cub Pack ^ 28, with *hiir den campaign leaders have preached the owner. It was Rock Backward. WHAY—Umnar Data WHAY—Save a Life . FUNERAL HOME mothers have' teen invited to at Luke. He la a member of the South Ocpulv Commissioner of Educs- \vrC<>—Oo ^ fajVFDlnK Good Muaio WTK —Great Gildersletva Carolina Conference of The Metho­ WDRC—Bloods tor Romanes . TEL. 5tl 3-8888 \. tend Manchestier Pack meetings tlofi, William H. naharty. Dr. La- WKN^*-Seretiada WGTH—Nifht Music dist Church. Dr. Sandlin joined the Includes Installation, plua tax. W TiC—lH r e «‘8tar aixtin 81 EAST CENTER ST. tomorrow and March 30. The den Vernc Strong, Dr. Harriett Nash / WDRC—l-otrrti Tbnmaa !•:«- mothers are to make necessary a r Tidings editorial staff of the and Victor Pitkin of (he State De­ Guaranteed tor 1 year. WGTK^Meet tha Arllat WHAYz-Nlaht Watch AMBULANCE SERVICE General Boaid of Evangelism in W riC—Grrat Gildorslsevt rangements. School Principal Rich­ partment of Education; members W GTH-Arm y of Stars ard D. Gale, who is activities 1953 as an- associate editor, with of the staff of the School of Edu­ CALL “PETE” WILSON Television Programs W flTH -NIcht Music m.m E J B V f special reftrence to books. cation at the University of Con­ RESTOCK chairman, may te contacted for Ml 9.5650 — ROOER OLCOn On Page Two . W IIAY-N leht Wsich details. necticut; staff members of each of - WTlC—News 2.uciCctcf a W B E J A i l the four Stale. Colleges for Teac h- Service Calls ----.M'Oiyj—f.'ets.-w-t-iwWKw##'- Sapper Club Session Your Freezer Event! 4fl.% W ^ t ik— OLbCIC STYLE Several colleagues of iSupt. Graff TV SERVICE I WTlC—Sr>^'its Kinai at 7 p.m.. in the local school, John By I^ A at Green » A.M. TO » P..M. t WDRC—Kal Cotbv •k Phel^ of Andover te in charge of in the Rural Supervisory Service TAKE HOME SOME DELICIOUS ; WGTH- Brb r.nd Rav To Phone Us reservations. Skits by local talent as well as independent supervisors $1.50 Por Housn Coll lit.ia- Thurs. Till 8 P.M. FREE The Green IT A held a success­ DAIRY QUEEN P IU S PABT8 ^ WHAY Symphfiny will be a. feature of the program ful square dance party last night and teachers are numbered among WTlC—Sin rtlinr Sorrnadt DELIVERY \ to be followed by a pot-luck sup- In the'sehoni auditorium. Jim Her those at the sessions. . BU 9-0080 I WDRC—.VIchf Owl \per, The Queen's 8EKVI.NO A l l MANCHESTER WGTH-Dancs Tima Friday, Till 9 P.M. k Chuck Roast LB dir, town recreation director, yave \ Tax Statements instructions and provided recorderl Eric Npoda Errali Ua|iilul W H A Y-N ile Wal.'h , X^operty owners here received WTK!—Staiitcht Ssrsnada music for an enthusiastic dance . - _t_. . , WDRC—Dane# Orchestra PRE311ER—SUCED HAWAIIAN > MEATY, WELL^IMMED tax\Statemente from Mrs. F. Elton group. • New Haven. Maivh 22 i.Pi -Ire­ Post'K taJAcoTiector, on Wednesday. A abort business meeting was land's Prime Minister, John^ A. 79ie tax rate for the first . 10 called during intermission. Mrs. Costello, sold In a Yale lecture yc.s- TELSA PINEAPPLE \ LE iG an s 69c months of the fjscal year is 13 Yonr Noxf Hilda Camp'oell. chairman of the terday that Ireland welcomes the GIVES YOC THE BEST IJBBY'S ■ \ mills. Taxes are due and payable safety committee, reported the re Investment of foreign capital, but PINTS • OUAPTS - HALF GALLONS April J. Televialon Servicemen’# aulta of the traffic survey. The Is not looking for something for Asvnriatlon Prescriiitif \ C ^cks may be made payable to members voted to request the au­ nothing. WEE TOMATO JUICE 29e LB. \ Mrs. Post, whose address Is RFD thorities for additional traffic, The MORE You Buy INSIST ON A TEI.SA .MAN . i m HUNHWBET• . \ \3, Andover. This does not mean signs on major thoroughfares THB KING OP ROASTS that she lives in Andovc, but re- along which children walk to The MORE YOU SAVE VALUES GALORE-LAST 3 DAYS ' cetvea her mall from there. If the school. The resolution also sought tu in n 's PRUNE JUICE Qt. Hot. 33c ^mve tax is not paid within 30 recommendations for additional GENERAL days, interest will te charged from sidewalks in the area. YOU CAN’T AFFORD TO MISS THESE -JESHti YELLOW CiUNG theydate due at the rate of five HALE'S SUPER BARGAINS. SHOP TURNPIKE MARKET TV SERVICE iP l^ rn n a iy tentiia of one per cent, until date 1 .P IN T — Day# of payment, ^ c lo s e postage for TODAY — AND EVERY DAY — AND SAVE! A Call PEACH E5 'i^9 Oz. Can 29« Headquarters \V Nights Rib Roast $L95 Plus Parts receip Million Paid Rank JE.HHO FOR U.S. CHOiCE— BONELESS TEL. MJ 3-5104 CMS II iSOMIOMe IT LEAN, SHORT SHANKED Maa^hmiter Evening Herald He­ For Lost U.S. Note OQc < >.PINTS INI COHMICIICufllStl MHICAI ISCIilT bron cAfreapondent, Miss Susan X BARTLETT PEAR5 16 Oz. Can 23c P en ^ to b , telephone AC 8-34St. BRISIW T CORNED REEF »55<^ New York. March 22 (/Pi—Insur­ TENDER KRAFT'S . ance companies have paid a million dollars to the Chase Manhattan 3-PIWTS » IS tic RLOCK CHUCK JUICY Bank to make up for Its misplaced Vciveeto Cheese 2 Lb. L o a f 89c Smoked Windsbr ]Slan Dies M^RV 5AY5-~"Effecriv« TODAY w* guarantiM oil msofs on^ poultry s 3 3 milllon-dollar U.S. treasiu-y note. SKINLESS. SHANKLESS, READY-TO-EAT " ' i' A Cnnse Manhattan official said AUl^SIlINE \ in NeW\ York Fire yesterday the bank had entered a to itioot your siitlrt sotisfactien or wt will choorfuliy refund your purchoso LAND O'LAKES OVEN READY claim for the lo.ss and that 18 in­ 9 S « K' 4»P1NTS H A M S HANDY BRIGHTWOOD Kv 69f! New York. March 22 (d^ ■ Ber­ surance companies, acting as HYDROX CQOKIE5uo,. l,,39c ALL BEEF ^ ■■ j pricn." Morv. nard Malth, 37,W 1275 Windsor 8uret-y,'.-famc un with the money. p i Ll .s b u r y ' . ' / Are., Windsor. Conn., died sud­ The bank spokesman said "the HAMBURG LEAN Jibs. S 9^ denly yeaterday wliilfe carrying insurance’ companies eventually A IltAT FOS TASTE A FOOD FO» HEALTH stock . from the burning medical can get back their money from the SORRY ^ ONLY ONE TO A CUSTOMER! C T r A I / C SPECIAL and FAMOUS/QUALITY „ f J C C PIE CRU5T, Rw.orstick. 2 Pk(. 31c supply store of his brother Ches­ government.'’ He did not elaborate. LI. ter Maltn, at 413 1st A\'e. Tlie treasury note w'ss first DniRV^QUEEN ONE DOZEN ON POUND 0 1 C M l V O SHORT SIRLOIN 9 3 • Police said Malln\ apparently m'Msed March 6. Tlic spokesman Rangts, Refrigerators, FIR5T FOOD COFFEE u 79c died of heart failure, a said a Hcari-h throughh many i-mU- " Washers and All DAIRY QUEEN No. 1 DAIRY QUEEN No. 2 The fire, of undetermined ori­ per wlil con- FRESH ^ SLICED ONLY A. C. PETERSEN’S " c;e e -b e e s u c e d J TENuilR, MEATY lions of sheets of paper Q U A LITY BEEF—BONELE.S8 gin. was extinguished quickly by tinue until the note - - which is^ Other Appliances 500 Hartford Road 307 Middle Tpke. West SwiHSale firemen. / theoretically negotiable —is found. “ .H a lf r.alloh i.b . 1l)wnfd and Managed by Owned and Managed by EGGS BACON 1 LB. I'BANKFr.R!|S ICE CREAM 99c BACON 39c Rib Lamb Chops “’-69c; TOP sl^Lpm lb 4 5 e 1 LB. BACON mJtlKI AL ELKIN 1 i,,b ; s a u s a g e ■/ ALLAN COE Jr. FRESH GROUND \ , ‘ SWEET LIFE OLEO (iotden Quarters 4 1.bs. $1 0 0 AM Three for td cK - BUTTER rntflur SiaK Cloverbloom Lb. 69c H AB IB U R G 3 >b7 99e VEGETABLES t W » $avemor Stores BIRDS EYE FRENCH STYLE a ^ 1099 MAIN ST. — M.ANCHESTEK FROZEN FOODS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ^ OPPOSITE HIGH St'HOOI^MI D-8'ilO SWKKT M FK lb, cello’2 0 ® CARROTS FRESH WESTERN F gf CREEN BEANS 43c TCES. Thru SAT. 9 to ft—Tiil'R.S. and EKI. 9 to 9 CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN FRENCH FRIES 6rug. $1 BANANAS il “»-29c MISSISSIPPI BACON . THE SELF SERVICE INFANTS' and t,eun. Mealy Young Pork SWIFT'S PREMIUM BIG BKN' 10 LBS. lIRDS EYE CHOICE BLOCK To our Jtwish friends!— We hove o complete line of Possever products plus FANCY RADISHES CHILDREN'S^ STORE O F"H IG H SPARE RIBS ORANGE JUICE 6 CHUCK ROAST BACON PLC.S M.\NY OTilKR B.\RGAIX BUYS POTATOES 49c o strictly kbsher meat department. POTATOPATTIES J"-” 33c . q u a l it y and LOW PRICES" or RARERIPES, or 4 ' , ' . Pre-Easter Specials! Large ^*| DO.M1NO ih 3 9 c ti. 4 9 c Fronco-Americon Spaghetti 5 Cans ^ I A REAL TREAT SWEET LIFE EXTRAORDINARY VAM E? , , 3 5 « , SPINACH W'axhed and Cleaned Cello Pkar. EASTER BAGS Ifi Oz. SUGAR 5i>> bag47c EULER’S COFFEE STRAWBERRIES 39c For • Cans Famous Makers Drsssas LITTLE 1.AUIES Sweet Life Fruit Cocktail $1 .\«Korted ktyle* CHOICE C.4It>fATION . -a---- * . ICEBERG LETTUCE SWEET LIFE White and roinrs V lrtin QQ c value* tol.50 Solid Pack 5 anJ $1 Our Prise iJ7-2.97 STANDING RIB ROAST i,b'.45c B O k iTA M ILK 2 SAVE 2tc a O ' Pre-Cooked SCALLOPS$3c Size# 1-3, 8-8x— 2.98-5.98 Quality , ’ 99c 14 Oz. FANCY Lg. Cello Pkg. PLUMP NATIVE SWEET LIFE 5 Bottles NORDIC lATEtfr SPR^’G STYLES FA.MOl'iii BRANDS STEWING CATSUP FACIAL GIRLS’ SKIRTS 6IRLS’ BLOUSES FOWL, ft,..,, POTATOES S O lb bag 7 0 ® YELLOW AND SWEET HADDOCK FISH QUIKS '^ 39e Isriudiog "Diingarer Doll'* PolUhrd Cotton*. Ilacrona OYSTERS TISSUES JESSO SWEET PEAS FREE Values to 4.05-^lzea 3-6.\, Size# l-8x, 7-14 JESSO GREEN BEANS ARMOUR with $39 in register tapes pint STANDARD TOMATOES NEW STORE HOURS NOW IN EFFECT: lbs. 9 7 C . 1 . 9 9 3 9 « Pkgs. 400 PINK 'N' CHARCOAL Butter Beef STEAKS 43c 2.19^„a3.19 Value* to 3.49 16 Oz. OPEN DAILY UN^IL 6 P.M. ASK ABOUT OUR UNIQUE BANANAS DINNERWARE 7 . Cans $1.00 THURSDAY oml FRI. UNTIL 4 P.M. DELIVERY SERVICE FAMOUS MAKER BOYS' SHIRTS MRS. FILBERTS MARGARINE 2 lbs. 57c QIRLS’CRINOUN SLIPS Fancy whito, in- ^ AND PETTICOAX8 , eluding botvlle* and i F O O D AJ’lon. Honehalr— Sizes ,3-ftx, 7-14 ' cuff link*. Size* OPEN DAILY 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. — THURSDAY and FRIDAY. 9 A.M. te 9 P.M. SUPER -Made to aell up to 5.98 '' Blight Irregulars ' '| Reg. 2.99. 1 - JMART 1 . 3 8 , o 2 . 0 9 1.88 MARKET MARV' 151 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST i TEL. Ml 3-B338 "MANCHESTER'S MARKET C)F QUALITY" BOYS' RAYON FUNNEL ORESS PANTS, HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 1 South Main St. Oiaaa • to U . Value# to 5.50. 317 HIGHUNDlST. MANCHESTER, CONN. Mlfchcll 3-6920 STORE OF MANCHESTER, INC ■ A V m O B A T 2 8 8 3.49 FREE DELIVERY 6N ORDERS OF $5.00 OR MORE Mi ^ 2 7 B OPEN SUNDAY TILL 7 P.M. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF MARKET liC O N O M V 646 CENTER STREET FREE OEIIVERY ' ' FIENTY OF FREE PARKINO

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B U G S B U N N Y nothing like the feel of a good Saleafnan- Yta, Madam, all the Antwtr to Protd^ Puiite desk under your heels again! mainyonea. o o o o o p o p o . British^ Attack Dr. Dolan Qaimed by Death, ProapecUye Buyer—Well, Uven, Bibfieol Story a¥ Dulles Asia Report Held State Facing Sense and Nonsense Proapertive Buyer — Are you where la the depreciation? 'Tom i Ike ^Bars Old-Age m 'M M C U N B m ". cure you hA e shown me all the told me that was one bf the big­ DOWN Visit by Soviet Former Register of Treasury Flood Threat, w ith nil their «ilv(intiigeii there [Another, principal pafta of this carT y gest things about a par, y AOBOM imistic’ ere few towns thst «1o h^ve 'eiret—My nam la rortaaque. 1 Hte wUe IL ow .haxmt Shelton, Conn., March 1^ (/P\— , their drawback*. ' \ ___ painter•—wo'ork In watar col- / turned Intpa I Bulging Security Chief Dr. Edward G. Dolan, 67'^ former , Governor ToM Pay to Womens 62 A yoiinR KnRllshmsn walked ora chiefly. CARNIVAL Spanish pot II (Oonttened from Page One) BY DICK TURNER pillar of salt 850 Rtfiitrations Mancheeter dentiat, and one of the Into a Sheffield ahpp and aaked Second-Indeed. I'm an arilat, 4 He led th e ' 3 lOiightly (CeallniM from Pago One) orijrinal New Dealera who aerved / (OauthiiM* from Fag« C at) to see some nioforcyrlea. too. I work In bronze. tournament cuss' the Arab-Iaraell situation or ' Imued Here Today aa Regiater of the UA. Treaaury (OeaHtiied from Page One) IsraclitM from the BiTtish-Orc .lives. - Pointing out that the change 7 - had gathered In the lobby of the Office Worker ■ - How was your 34 Follower that the administration's proposal to the capital. 37 Talct ft lost because of Good Friday , rent edition of "Jane's All the For the third euccesstve day would apply to housewives aa well (^laypool Hotel and proceeded to vacation? / % for limited long-range foreign aid Dr. Dolan is survived by hia 40SlaU n4kt week. The office cloees { World's A ircraft” says it is ^ap- since the lecond storm last Mon­ Mideast Peace as working women, and abio to make themaelves known to one Young Man — Fine, but there’s H ts n authority is important to the auc- for good ori Thursday, March wife, Mrs. Agnes Dolan of 75 Lin­ 42 Fruit drink I able of carrying an -atom bomb day, the U.S. Weather Bureau fore­ widows, Folsom saldi 'Thara haa m ccaa of the American aim of keep­ 29. den SL; a daughter, Mre. Mary . Ur. Rdivard a . Dolan cast fair, sunny weather for Maa- 43 Swiss river J from Moscow to London at ajpaeds been no clear demonstration that !T § ing the Aslan countries outside But before then, the office Stern of New Jeracy; a brother, sachuietta, Connecticut and Rhode the over-all social need for this 44 Foot part I In excess of 500 miles an hour. Effort by Dag J . R . LIAIVIS OUR KOAKI)IN(i HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 1 the Communist orbit. * will be open from 8:30 a.m. to Thomas H. Dolan of Stamford, and Island, the area hardest hit by the 47 Looked I The sleek airplane, with destine-' step would justify the heavy costa '*, W w / Opposed in Congress 4:30 p.m, weekdays, and from several nieces and najpliawt. storn.a. on all taxpayers." ' fixedly p ' live sweptbaek.wings, flew slowly (Oeatlnned from Page Om) W< :Thls long-range aid proposal has 8:30 to noon this Saturday. Bervtcea have not yet been ar­ The forecaster said tempera- Ha noted the argument that in 51 Extinct bl JT 41 encountered eonsiderable congres­ I over London alri>ort b^ore turning ranged. Obituary NO, 1 A IN T 9CM, m VDU HAVE I'M A LITTLE HAZY ON i to land, takin)^ leas than 100 yards turea around the 50-mark will If the 11-nation - ounc I approves many Instances a wife is aeveral STUpyiM’tjtsa- TO KETCH THStT 52 Eagle’s sional opposition, although it did 14 Years In Post CLOTHES, But I o o 4 2 to pull up. eliminate ton; of snow before turn­ the resolution. Hamma.'skjold is years younger than her husband DA juft'-ficyiar ■IRP ANY MORE FSAO. AtARTHAf .WHeM 1 LOCX 54 Firit woman not figure importantly iq yester­ In hia 16 years aa Register of the ing cloudy tonight. and thus not eliglbls for bsnafita UNAWARES THAN AT ThtE EA6T5R FjrJERV IN Rem em ber o n e e a s t b r , 55 Light Much i day’s hearing on the program by As Serov clambered down from Treasury, Dr. Dolan claimed ha expected to return to the Middle When you w ere coubtino W It k IT the plane, he turned and pointed One of the ffraatest problems to when he reaches w . makingtit dif­ HE l&AT HISPEST, TMEie ADS, A ,W50D OF ,S06TAL‘ 56 Barter'' the House Foreign Affairs com­ Speed Limits handled more money than any Deaths come out of the storm was tha ter­ E ast capitals hs visited on a world ficult .for ths man to retire at that YCXJ SHOULD OF <3|A ENSHROUDS M e /- * - ME iM IAENTUCKY— yo u 57 Negative i mittee. proudly to the red hammer and other person in the hlatory of the i. Si,. ua s«. tm. IT 9L a IN •As rific traffic tie-upi in aeveral of tour earlier this year and confer age. Folaom said a rscqnt analysiB STARTEP SFRlNd p e m c m p e r w h en We s o 6H0WED UP BRkSHT a n d prefix • AssL. Secretary of Defense Gor­ •ickle painted on the fuselage. world. His office had the respon­ t r a i n i n ' b e f o r e PROUDLY PARADED IM THE (SA-/ EAC lV 'WEARiNO t a n . Lgter, while he chatted with the Leula J . Qreael the large citlei. With government leaders on tha mdicatea that In 98 par cent of the CHRl9rsAA»J SgProRoun sr Sk don Gray endorsed as important to In State Tied to sibility of canceling matured ae- Loula J . Grazel, Bolton Notch The traffic jama ware blamed on cases a man's decision oW when to MORN OF OUR YOUTH B utton 6 h o e s a n o reception committee he frequently curtlies, to audit tha-publlc. debt, "Now that wo'rt mgrriod, whoro'g that piggy bank s o o ty in this nation's own d^ense effort the Rd., Bolton, died last iiigh^ at huge snow banks along highways, innamed border sltaatton. retire ia not baaed on Whether his FRESHcy LAUNOefiisO . Oetmany . F ' 33 btllibn in’ hew military aid turned to point at the aircraft and and to certify to the comptroller ONERAklLC / .ol.etirg?!L___ f t R Maiicheater Memorial Hoipttal which Tn msny cases reduced Lodge antarea the resbtuUdn wife la eligible for beneflts. -V- •OGolf mound motley Elsenhower is requesting. Model T Era make signs with his hands as If general the correclnesa- of. the Jl describing Its performance. after a ahort illnese. three-lane throighfXns to one- only a day after hs had called for "The average age at which man This is the biggest part of Eisen­ transactions and reports. With the an urgent Oouncll meeting on the Officials said the plane flew vast borrowings, Dr. ' Dolan's Bom In Prance, March 23, 1882, lane roads. now start receiving old-age'bene- hower's fiscal 1957 foreign aid pro­ Isreall-Arab crisis. .The Council (Contlnueo from Pase One) from Moscow to London In about regime had seen the retirement of he had been a resident of Bolton Crews throughout southern New flta is about 681? yeare, Folsom gram of nearly 3S> billion — *2,- Is expected to meet early next PRISCILLA’S POP That’s Our Girl BY AL VERMEER 200,000,000 more than Congress ap­ four, hours, including a atop in more than a trillion dollars of gov- for , the past 10 years, previously England yesterday concentrated said. "Thue, a three-year reduc­ "However, we sde Jlttle wisdom W(c4Cs propriated last year. 'Berlin, the plane was refueled # lth emment debt as new borrowings restdihg- In Manchester A plumber on opening snow-clogged second­ tion tn the eligibility for wtve's' in forcing’^ drivers to observe un­ The New York 'Times in a dis­ J l C A N T fM A V Rep. Brooks Hays (DAik) told 8,000 gallons of kerosene but did were made to pay off preceding by trade, he had his own business. ary highways and side streets af- would not, In many caaes; bring an OH.MOM! WHEN ARE' patch from London said Britain CO M E OUT, M O M I— > Gray it ta hard to explain '"’hy U.S. realistic ap)^ laws that contribute not take off. Officials did not ones. ■ \ He Way a charter member of Hose 4ei* snow waa cleared from the additional benefit." • , little to aafety but add imn.easur- Co.'No. -3,* SMPD, and a member has compieud a^plan for "affac- ROLLY- SENTENCED ICOME ^VISITIN€ HOURSf military aid should go to countries know whether it would Temain for Dr. Dolan^a tenure as register main thoroughfares. Folsom gave thle summation of IN A N D which devote a smaller proportion ably to congutibh. the duration of Serov's visit. was thW second longest in the hla­ of .tha Manchester Coon and Fox In many places, .snow-removal llve" mlUlAry action' within 24 his opposition to the disability PLAY. of national income to defense than "We. feel that ike real solution Serov plans to remain five, days tory of the, office. The first regia Club.; . operations have been impeded by hours should an Arab-Israell war payments plan; WITM docs the United States. is a scientific re-determination Of in Britain checking routes and ter, John B. Nourac, took office He leaves bis wife, Mrs. Celes- innumerable cars stalled In high break out. Tfw object of the plan "There is a great divergence of YOU*, He and Gray agreed the answer ■peed limits and the establishing places to be visited by Khrushchev with the Secretary of the Traaaury tine MlOa Ortxel; one son, Ray­ snow drifts. would be to ks«p the conflict from opinion on the dlfflealUes of ad­ is that if is more difficult for of realistic sp^d uones. Radar can and Buigm nr Alexander Hamilton at the begin­ mond Qrezel of Bolton; one sister, spreading throughout “tha Middle ministering a cash dIaablUty pro­ countries with lower incomes than> contribute much to these studies.” ning of the government and aerved Mrs.-. Bdward Bronke of Manches­ East. gram , our ability to controli th» the United States to spare as high He said hia office has received 29 years. ter; one brother. Alfred Grezel of costa, end.the effecta on Voeanonel a proportion of their money for a "great deal ofyomplainta” from In January 1953, Dr, Dolan sub­ Grotont and two grandchildren. Local Brothers Die rehabilitation. p.,- arms. . . niembera of the w nneclicut Motor Bissell St. Tavern mitted his resignation to President The funeral aiUl be held from Prudential Sees. "On the' other hand, *Wa''ara Gray himself mentioned whatthe Club who haysA been traveling Eiaenhower. The President ac­ the Holmes Fuleral Home, 400 As Their Airplan^e /nehlng algnifleaht progfesa in - 'Mmi b termed "the slowness with Which through .Southern states where Si>ld by Gavello cepted it effective July 81. .1953. Mein 8t„ Saturday afternoon at helping dlslbled. people-rthrough the German rearmament effort speed laws are enforced even When! he left his Waahington of­ 3:30. Burial will be In East Cem«- Early Seulenieiit usiatance paybiintg to'th# needy. • fice in 1963, Dr. Dolan was de­ Dits Hill in Illinois •-n «TV*a»-Vis>^ A fis v t proceeded." He did not explain though in many cakes they are not Mary Santelln of Manchester th* rahabilitauon program, and the . ■pm wMtRsfiwaaT TOO« further. scribed aa the “Jaet bf th.6 New l^ienda may eau at the fimaral felt to be realiaUc,\ Steele said. and __ 'nfomaa__ .Caacone^f Hartford [Oentluueg. from P ag * 4)M ) : Jrtw i^ d en !^ Uwurahca ,.0* *eAb*lify fr«i^. wa need wore :;';T’73»r*fvAI f««i . JIM r-^NT ------liSSeft^ nst'.' Wake of the; Republican victory. from .7 to 9 -p.m.. . t ' *ai^A*M L/R/* Memilbp IhaMj JWiMftsuga-. : ^ t E Y O O P -IdHikinK. y j u , in Connefctlcut as fdlowa: 'Dwo to fully and evaluate their rasults.'’ BY V. T. hAMtlN t gS k MLi takgk. A n d o v e r Tav;em from Elmore L Gavello. a In. lieu of flowenx, friends are and rsn>-into the storm oyer Mor-I tlement of its current contract dis­ the state highway \ department; bill of sale recorded today in the , SOMETHlfsJG^ COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO Dr. Dolan opened Jib# practice asked .to make contributidns to the rlson. pute with the InsuraMe AgenU In F^eom exprewad bailef there — W BECAUSE three to state police; mree to Strat­ office of the town clerk Indicates. WROMGi HOW w a s ford; two each to Suffleld and .Wil- of dentistry in Manchester In Newington Home for Crippled George, vriio Had been active in ternatlonal Union. * ANO CLOONEYS OLOYE/7 Zone Agreement Claims may be made to Atty. ing without a contract stnea Sun­ \".- Pl^CH FEJt A LOO^ BAses L o a m d ... Beats Speeding Chkrge bravery under fire during a Cuban Joeeph Arrigoni Senior Methodist Youth Fellow­ laadsra 'pushed It . John D. LaBelle.. insurrection In 1906. ' day, when th w old pact expired. ttr e ^ h tha House, altnou^ the Andover, March 22 (Special) — Jn Greenwich, meanwhile, a i Joseph Arrigoni. 41 Prospect St., ship and had often assisted the graduate engineer has^ won’ac-i In Manchester, he soon became Rev. John Poat ■ in communion In the meantime, union locals final yota, 372-81. Included wide l=HI The zoning dispute, presently died last night at the Middlesex throughout the country have been quittal on a speeding chhrge here vigorously interested in Democrat­ Memorial Hospital, Middletown, servirgs. He had also been a mem­ wppbrt, in both pattlee. Senate pending in the Tolland County taking ttrilie votes, with returns by convincing a cotm that low ic politics. Most of hlB triumphs,, after a short illness. > ber of the Manchester High School Oeraocratic leader I •yndon B. John-' Court of Common Pleas, may po.s- however, occurred 'on the State, from 8,000: agents indicating>S wtl- •on of Te) endoriorsed It. sibly be settled out of court this pressure in. a police car\s tires Hospital Notes Born In Italy,-Dec. JO, 1884, Ke band. caused a false speedometer read­ rather than the local sce^. Man­ had been a reslddht of ConnectidUt Walter was a graduate of. the lingnesa/to walk out if , a aatla- ..I?* add an baUmated / week, according to Raymond T. chester being solidly Republican In factory/setUemsnt ia not reached. IWO milltoW to prsMnt «ielal aa- ing. / Patients Today: 168. for !M) years. He operated his o\»*n combined program of HowSlI Houle, 'chairman of the Zoning and Cary L. Wallington, S6, f Nut- election after election. ” HartfMd srea agents, however, curity paymaiita,in’UM Orst year. Planning Commission. ADMITTED YESTERD A Y; -Mix' farm In Glastonbury for msny Cheney Technical School and Man­ met I.ane, Stamford, 'expl ned it .BeOnme State Kigore years. • chester High Sthoo! and served an voted 40-33 against a strika Tues­ /It cMla lo r'a ^ par c«ht tnerasaa Counsel for the opposing [ {hj.' «iav • AlXrgaret Koses, New Haven; Wil- On the State scene, he became He leaves two daughters, Mrs. apprenticeship at Pratt and Whit­ day night. ,'^sach in ths payroll tax p ^ by tha builders and Hg stopped /or speeding on lllm Keith, 20 Putnam St.: Martin a figure of major Importance, worker and his enrploysr; It now ia A READV-MAOC Katherine Hughes of Manchester, ney Aircraft before entering the In stating that an agresihent ^ . Commission. i ,he Merritt Partw ay lait jinSary Walqwich, Wapping: Al/'red John­ being one of the New Guard lead­ and Mrs. Inez Anglone of Glaston­ Navy during Worlu War II. appears near, the company quotes a 2 psp cant on t ^ first ‘34,200 of 3 -a i DOUBLE PLAY son; 18 Henderson Rd.; Maureen earnings tach year.' 6 A ^ IF'N I EVUH “y state Trooper WXiter C % u / ers who promoted the. nptn^atton bury; one brother, Amadeo Ar- While at Pratt and Whitney. Vice President Paul B. Palmer im 1 M M S ------an effort to settle difference.s. Riback. 68 Wedgewood Dr.; Mrs. SEEN 0NE.r who had been timing him from of Wilbur L. Cross at the'faraoua rlgont of the Bronx, N. Y.; and Walter attended the Unlvcraity of saying that only three major Is- The measure alao drguld extend The dispute developed out of the behind in a patrol car. Elizabeth-Greenway. 73 High St.; social security coverage'on'a'man­ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Th iH Ih It New London convention of 1930. three grandchildren. Connecticut. During part of hia suea separate the two side's. BY ElKiAR MARTIN builders' opposition to certain Wellington noticed, he said, that Harold Berntsen, RED 2, Coven-- datory basis to about 21)0,000 ptr- After the Democratic State vic­ ■ Funeral services will be held two yeara of Navy service ha at­ B U Z S A W Y E R 'zoning amendments pas.sed by the the patrol car tires were not fully try; Mrs. Adala Marsyada, 9 Ward These Include grievance proce­ fons. Included would be\lawyars, ...UnWOOT FORTHW BY ROY CRANE tory In that year, he became the Saturday morning at 9:15 at the tended the University of California ...wit. CMIWLt O. 'DOOUTTi.t, , Commis.sion Feb. 16. The most Inflated. He said that meant the St., Rockville: Alex Sullivan. South dure, the size of the territorlea dentists and other prOlasalonal o w o yt>\ %un& loteos n o State’s most prominent early lead­ W. P. Quish Funeral Home, fol­ while stations J in San Francisco. wo, V GYUi wou re,' mtfoversial of these raised the tire circumference was r^uced. serviced by district agents and the groups. “ WW fco n GmWT TMCE PIAHEIOADS OF TMUKHniUFMI Windsor; Harold Tarbox, 706 N. er for Franklin D. Roosevelt, then lowed by a solemn requiem Maas After his dlsc.iarge from the Navy ------iwtwoductiom' sizesof building lots in town from the wheels were rotating more Maln'^St.: Harold Carpenter Jr., governor of New York, as the par­ duration of the new contracL The The administration haa 'i^d It I VL'tAGOtTl TO HWTTtOtJUCl thPt%. y m n u r f ! one-hblf acre with 100 foot front­ in St, Jam es' (Jhurch a t 10 o'clock. in 1946, he entered Wayne Univer­ Mhion 'wants a 2-year'^pact while favors bringing p ractically all i— rapidly than normal, and that the RFD 3, Coventry: Mrs., Janet By- ty's presidential nominee in 1932, Burial will be in St. Jam es' , T»Uft«L.l%, CVtAtHHAVJ age to *s(ull acre with 200 foot speedometer gave a higher read­ sity in Detroit and graduated from the company haa auggested one for workers Into ths system. frontage cholski,' 98 Hatvthorne S t.: Wilbur He was one of the close Connecti­ Cemetery. that school with bachelor of arts ! cm ------ing than the actual speed. Chaffee, RFD 1. Stafford Springs; cut friends of JAroes A. Farley, five vjreare. Hoivever, Pnidential ■------. Att.v. Jeroidla,WaIsh, represent Friends may call at the funeral degree in 1948. .. Judge John Knox pf Gi'eenwlch Erneft Lanz, 9 Church St.; Mrs. then managing the Rooaevrit lug indicated It would consider a J} In^ the buildersN^nd Atty. Ray home /rom 7 to 10 o’clock tonight In addition to his brethcr Leroy 4-year pact. mond Johnson, cohqMlr for the. town court invited Wellington and Margaret Cociiran, 337 W. Center campaign. and toimorrow fropri 2 to 5 and 7 and mother, George leavea his Charter Membei^ Grishiik to-a nearby filling station St.; VerQon Hauschild, 94 Milford Even in the years befqi;e his 1 to 10 n.ni. Negotiations on a new contract, Commission, are^expeht^ to cen­ father,- .Walter. In addition to which began on Jan. 16, were re­ ter their disbussion romorrow so Wellington could demonstrata Rd.; Linda Mason, 10 Depot Sq.; recent illness, hit visits to Man-1 'w~. these Walter leavea hia widow, the had rare, but sumed yesterday In tVashingtoh, To Ri^ive Pins night on the legality of tiv^ocal his engineering knowledge, partic­ Mrs. M arylyn Spielman, RFD, Chester become he former Edith Hanson of Detroit, ularly regarding lllifs, Rockville. uaually made an effort to come D. C., following a recess Sunday subdivisions, focal point.?' of and a 3-year-old eon. night. Wellington correctly Judged the a d m i t t e d TODAY: Mra. Miza here to vote in presidential elec- AndersomShea Pont, No, 3046, tioni. Funerals W alter's body will be shipped to Harold H artley and Harry lUlr pressure fXICSflUl in three of four times, Chapman, 168 Summit St. Detroit for burial and (jeorge'a In Its statement today, the com-, and Auxiliary VFW. wili.honor the afterwardaft' with a gauge. BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A pany saya It expects Us agents to following charter members of both Rchors. developers * of the Pine ’.Mrs. Martha W- Trotter will be returned here. Funeral ar­ Ridge Homes subdivision, and Ed­ "Ab AFTER BB1N5 |N U BUT I'M TIPP1N5 YOU OFF, COBB... \ ,the town-;approved minimunu From Livin^{J)eath Main St.; a son to•■'Mr. and Mrs. At Crystal Lake noon to help complete funeral ar-, that would put pressure on Pruden­ Bonino, John Buchaiian, Efjward y ating. I tial. Tl .// ■ THE SECRET 6T1R SIX YEARS THERE'S A NEW R.INS OPERATINS IN They claim, the new amendment Joseph GlazeWski, Glastonbury. rangements (here;. Cobb, Hlldlng Gustafson, Richard SERVICE YET, J B FOR COUNTERFEiflNS? THIS TOWN'. .ANO THEY'RE PASSING (Continued from Page One DISCHARGED YE.STERDAY: The body' Was placed in the There are 17 Prudential agents in Gittzmer, J. Andrew Holzhelmer, nr 1 PONT KNOW, m i l ! ) NOT ASTRONSdnUEP dema'nding bigger lots threatens Ellington, March 22, (Special) — vault at the Wapping Cemetery WRPY'2 YOU MUST. BE PHONY MONEY THAT'LL FOOL their investment, and would re­ Kerry Lynn Denne, RFD 2. Man- Negotiations for the sale of''Jack's Manchester. They belong to the William, Leggett, David McCoI.- KIPOINS / ' ANYBODY/ ^ mm CM ml Jm lik e o a n c v ! you for tMiriaf later, union's Hartford Local 6h, wjiich i *1 SNE DOESin REAUZeT mE,IDO! SNE MK(i;A waLINERE!S' quire tliem to have their tracts He was editor of (he party news­ hester; Mrs. Ellen Anderson, 29 Pavilion, a summer resort on the lum ‘ Sr., Julius Modean. Bertie ouysDocRAzy / can take m vw orp fo r includes about 100 agenta in the WHAT sirs ASKIN'! /jUSt AS NEU HAVE j NO OUSE FOR re-surveyed. paper. Pravda, badt when" it was non. Center Heights, Vernon; northwest shore' of Cryitsl Lake, Plan Music Fund klosetey. Clarence Petersen, Sam­ THINGS! /llM tGORE! NE!SN0T (The three men. Poluhiski's wife an underground publication in Elio' Falceltf. Andover; Harry were bared today \tf owner John ■Greater Hertford area. uel Robb, .Clarence Wetherell and . NNV.mALNU/S \ASKEOHM10COT\ AlAM^UFS!' George WIppert. . . iGIVIN'iT ANOTHER thought! I-ydia. and two local landowners, 1913. He was a member of the last Peters, Mast Hartford; Mrs. Aileen E.' Yedzlniak.. To Honor Schober* FELT thatOAKV WAS S o F F HIS MBHI/HrS NOT M M ' Ted Wright and Percy Cook, are czari.st parlisment and later-o f Lampe aml.twin' girls, Storrs; Jo­ Yedziniak said James Conway. "About Town Auxiliary members who wJH /*• KfiimTHTHATMOSTACHE!, a r m ! TOPOIT* appellants in the 'action. the Petrograd Soviet. He was one seph -DuFoiub^^olland St.;' Selim New "York City, filed s bond for Machinery has been ^started for ceive 25 year pins are; Miss Anna The question of validity seems deed yesterday. Expiration of the of th e' five^man Revolutionary Mitchell, 65 Delmont .St.; Mrs. Miss Donna Robb; daughter of; the establishment 'of a George E. Anderson,-Mrs. Anna Barron, Mrs. to_ renter on whether the legal op­ Military Comipiltee that seized Carolyn MrColliimxand son. 38 bond is April 45, Yedziniak said. Ii(9r. and Mrs, Sherwood J . Robb ■ Local Slocks Gertrud* Buchanan. Mrs. Ruth lOat MU ; y - J 2 ' erations in setting up the aubdiW- Schober Music Fund In memory bf | LOdai power in Petrbgrad In 1917. 'D rive D; Mrs. M arj'^lckford; 22 He said his reason for selling the of 68 Adelaide -Rd., a student at Frazier, Misa - Helen Gustafson,’ sinns were carried out correctly. property was that it ^ s getting the locpl high school’ boy who died After the revolution, Bubnov was Greeii Hill St.; Armand ti^ncosse,' Northampton ..School for Girla.'j QuoUttoBS FVirniabed By Mr*. Aldea Gutzmer, Mr*. Mary At the time of these operations, a member of ti e niUng Politburo, 186 Autumn S t.; Albin Anderson, too big for him. Northampton, Mass. is at home ; in s plane crash in Illinois-last Kelsh, Mr*. Mary Lampreebt, Mr*. Andover had no subdivision regu­ night. Cobnni A Middlebrqpk, Inc, chief of the Army poUtlcal section 97 Pleasant St.: Merwin DikTis, Included In the property Is a for the aprlng vacation. . j ■1 p.m. prices Catherine McCapb. Mrs, Freda lations and the minibiiim building an dminister of education for the Vernon Trailer Court;. Joseph Mon':*- dance' hall, restaurant? residence, The Rev. John .Post, pastor of Moorh'ouse, Mrs. Corrine Murphy, lot size was one-half acre. Bank Sloclui Russian Federated Republic. The seglip, 80 School St.r Mrs. Evelyn cottage, all waterfrnrit facilities, the North Methodist Church, of Bid Asked Mrs. Elizabeth Phelan. Miss Another consideratiqn, accord­ latter waa the mast he held when Slansvage and daughter,, Colchea- including boats, docks and diving Archie .Slvlllal owner of a tailor which George was a member, an-, Loretta .Shea, ■ Mrs. Anna 5Iay b>l r ing to Houle, is . whether the half- First National Bank under the St si in regime, he was te.-. boards. ahop on Center Si; ncai; Broad St., nbiinord plari* for the. fund- this > of Mianchester...... 29 34 Smith.- Mrs. Alice Wetherell and srre-lots irt. the -subdivisions 'meet The owner said the propdaed morning. He said it had been sug­ Mr?. Bertha Wetherell. CAPTAIN EASY Calls F«>r .\ction BY T.ESLIE TURNER FRECKLE.S AND HIS FRIENDS denounced. Dl.SCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. left yesterda.v fot an extended Hartford Natlbhat Demonstration BY M ERRILL BLOSSER drainage requirement.? and other No announcement of his release j Kslherino Stayen.?, 26 Cornell St., sale did not include any of his land European tour. Sivllla spent, sev­ gested by friends of the youth. Bank and Trust Co. 3 0 '] 32>] Mias Anderson and Miss Shea specifications based bn the OHiPEMl! I 6H0Ul0\'e WIMP OHi 1 THOUSHT YOU from prison or of his returp from Mis. M'Ary .Stephens, 95 Brooklyn on the opposite side of Rt. .30. eral months in Europe last year. The iflev. Mri Post said a music Conn. Bank and are alaterk of Ernest Anderson PERHkVS HE U 8B THE OML O' THAT HE MAYlCHKE.<.HIft "health, safety, tmd welfare of-the IWX6MRIVIU& TOOXV, BUT WCRB TH' RBPORTe* IN soon: tu. wait PIR5!5T.NT>9mAL»1 POOR* OPIN'. 0H.f»fTA:s JUNE. JUOY. DAISY, KAREN- I PONT JUSTA exile has been'm ade. iWhere he j-'3t.. Rockville; Mrs. Florence Cot Making arrangements' for the sale The tailor shop will remain open fund was considered appropriate Trust Cb: ..,.. ,A., 35 38 and William Shi?a. respectively, PlEAftE BASS YOUR THEMES MiNUJTF, town. in view of George's Interest In mu­ WXKlTeP -TO 5URFRI&6 HIM’. HHO& IB E N TRVIU' TO IN HlS kPARTMENr well. I CAN gE JU»T *A*Y! HMU..MI MU6T\t Houle said the Cnmniissinn' /o*" *lmo»t 20 years is not ton and son. Windsoi vll'lc; Mrs, is Atty. Robert Kshan, Rockville. during hia absence. Manchester Triisl^ ... 65, for whom the post Waa named. ON AeKONAuncs UM& Yiluk sic. He had played the seusaphone you i666. IM GBT HIM OU TN' PHOMC! Aft STU880RN! ftTEPPED our A MOMINT. .__ MY OtSKf ____ Vlearlv state!^' presence | Cynthia Peer. RFD 1, West Wil- Fire lasuranca Cempahiee Hl» 5 i»T9R: BO COMB IN'. rPiBNT YHEME- eoEE— in Uie high school band. LARD m in e * taintsin conditions half-acre hiiiMinir building I ‘ ••‘f.•''I' <.»ii»iucrcu «vi- !i iin|)iun. nscneiR*chel e,iiis. Talcottvilie; laicouviiie; mw i ikT • The entire Sunday School of the Aetna Fir* ...... 73 76 •VIN KNOW HB HkO COMIM4 I » , lienee of the new Kremlin policy it j George Bonkqwski. Andover; Mrs. i I v l f l k C I x O A r r C S l . S Salvation Army is invited to Thomas Rollason, assistant sec­ Hartford Fire ...... J74 184 i>u»ur ii»> lots see permis.?ablc. A 5I4TER: the siihrtivl i describes as righting the wrongs Eleanor MscLachlin, North Cov- view, sound motion pictures. retary-treasurer of the Manches- National Fire ...... 1 0 4 ' 114 IVationalists Oasli He added that if Trust Co., has agreed to serve as ■ions are found to be "bona fide ’ it committed under Stalin. entry. "Christ Before Pilate, and "The Phoenix 83 88 *-t| Iii Crash’ Probes treasurer of the Schober fund, the With Tunis Police I* posaible they would not have to Criicifixlon," tomorrow at 6:30 U fa and iademnily Ina. Cos. ' -1 p.m. Adults are als'o welcome to Rev. Mr. Post said. The final de­ Aetna Life 310 be made to rqnform. bn thP basis cision's* to what the money will nf lot sizes, with the new anieml- Manchester police Investigated attend this showing, which will be Aetna Casualty 140 (Continued from Page One) ,three .minor accidents yesterday by Supt. Alton J, Munsle. be used .for will be made by- the Conn. General (ncwi 360 n'.ent.s. It also might 3>C pns.?ible. Schober family. in that cast!, for''the developers tb Maloney Rescues Young Boy^ and this morning. TTiere were no Hartford Steam Boil of the Neo-Destour party'aftef a injuries and no arrest*. ’ ' Walter , Grxyb, orgsnlat bf St. The Rev. ,Mr. Pbst suggested Traveler* 87 march dotvn the Avenue Jule.? continue building on their under­ that friends make contributlona to sized lots. At 8;20 Wednesday iSorning, a John’s 'CHurch. Golway {jt.; 'ha* Pubiie d'tUHIes Ferry. The Neo-Destour party is — From Waters of Pond Here car driven by Frances R. Cuneo, railed a rehearsal of the senior the fund Instead of sending flow­ L'onn. Light Power . . 18 20 a moderate' backer of the er*. <)l .AKK ROCKS ECITADOR 23, of il2 School St,, str.ick an­ chqlr for- tomorrow evening,' fol­ Conn. Power ..43 45 independence movenient. other vehicle driven bj Michael lowing the Lenten devotions. •' Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . 58 60' The, demonstration ahowt.d- die* Ouayaqull, Ecuador, .Marrh 2't Heroism, and consideration- for* see Maloney pulling the-lad out of Hassett. 47, of 74 Cottage St., at Hartford Gas Co.-.^ . . 36 39 count -over the. joint French, ffT— X Htron- and prolonged N? (Ktlic^an who might-get wet /he water at about 3:12. Hartford Rd. near Pine St. MisS So. New England i Tunisian declaration signed in .earthquake shook ‘ this Pacific The Music Appreciation Group MORTY M EEKLE -GentiB Hint BY DICK C.U'ALLl THE STORY OF MARTHA W AYNE The Shopper pants, led Daniel Maloney, 38. to Chief John Merz pul a blanket Cuneo-pulled to the right to allow will meet Mondsy. March 26. at 8 Tel...... 3 9 ', 41', Pari.? Tuesday which set .forth BY WILSON SCRUGGS, port city of abtmt '!60,000 in Public Records I -V , , , , , around the bov and took him Hassett. going in the oposlte di­ p.m.. at'the Mary Cheney Library. .Manufacturing Companies France’.?, aim to grant the pro­ HEuO HI, MR. BOOMER tHOWAIOUT western. Eciiailor today. The dis­ phm'gp into icy pond water yes- jji'. Robert Keeney, who ha-i Am. Hardware . . . . 17', 19', tectorate freedom after terms of a WINTHROr. PIP SOI COME ALL THE *ELL;i HAVEXL/TTLe rection to pass. Her car 'St ruck a This will be the final meeting of Warrantee Deed • WHAT ARE ViMV OVER HERE JU6T ^SO«f CHOWr LfFT-OVfe SttW THAT J HP7TS patch from Ouayaqull made no /erday*.afternoon to pxdl out an been. summoned’ to the siiene, ex- snow., batik causing its left' rear the season. • '. Arrow. Hart, Heg. . ..: 52 .55 I new rrlation.?hip ' of interde- lAUHorrv* - t ibenlloB of damage or casualties. Elmo Geiiovese and Lucille Geno- rtEv,^TM£*E* VtXl P9IN6 ID 6RIN6 ME THI* WCJLO ONLV TAKE A - TWeCASEOFp J S-yearmldxboy struggling 20 feet snriineU the boy and treated him fender to-strike the rorresponding Asso.' Spring . . 32 35 Vendence" .are worked out in • 0 * * AtB.KIOMER. ve.se to'A rthur E. Genovese, prop­ IN NEWBP1APER7 WTEF, JUST PUT ______' ' J' ' . from ahoie. for exposure. The - doctor said he fender of the othe.' cai;.' Bristol B r a s s ...... 23 i nrgotintiens opening April 16.' idHC HCAUJSTK erty on Deming St. PART*? ♦ rroNiAtyoLO About 7'30 this,'morning: Nor­ (killins ...... ,110 125 Ben You.?.?cf broke, last fall with *BO**Of LOOKIN6 The boy Jack P.striU t. of ‘ T «rto liS an “ Ra>5i‘ond Peck re- Rill of Hale Em -H art ...... ,, . . 31', 34 >, i Neo-Destour President Habib LAOVSAOCOlWr Joseph St., started across a small man C. Mcitee, 25, of 24 Oak St., BORAGE ported he. questioned -Maloney Police Arrests Elmore ,L. Gavello to Mary San- ,Fafnlr Bearing .,.. ..47 50 < Voourguiba. a moderate who ha.? THffMAMrt pond near living St. south of Hil- skidded from Gboper r i.i Jnto W. | tella and Thomas Cascqne, the PersoiKjl IN'ofiecs about the rescue. Peck stated .Ma­ Landera-Frary Clk.. . , 2 5 ', i v o u r J - I hard .St., when the ice broke, police Center St. when he applied his ; business known as Bissell St. 27'i loney xiodeelly said " I didn't want N.' B. Machine Co. . . . 37*, 4 0 'i and obtaining concsesibns from ' .said. Just after 3 p.m. brakes. Hi* car struck an auto Charles I. Rose, 20, of Fall River. Tave*n, 75 Bissell St. , , police, to get all wet a* 1 live near­ N. Eastern Steel . 6'* 7U them bit by bit. Ben- Youssef, once driven bjr Ethvard Webb, 59. of Miss., was atTesjed yesterday and Building Permits. In Memoriam Nearby children tpid a, woman by and It’a easy for me to change North and Judd ,, . . 38 Tunisia's justice mihister and Willlmantlc. charged witli apaieding. polire said. To Williani Clemens, for altera­ about the boy’s plight and' she told clothes,." - Another acciCent occurred yes­ Ruasell Mfg. formerly the party's secretary m In Inrinb memory of mir dear hii*» Maloney, who lives 700, or 800 feet, He waa rficased after posting a tions to a dwelling at 593 W. Mid­ Stanley Works' i, .i. 53 56 general, calls Boiirgniba'a methods e*nd and falhef, ' ].-asrv Bell, who , M FD firemen, Pstrolnrian Al/red terday when Ernest Eib, 50. 470 335'bnnd. dle 'Tpke.. 31,000. P«s>*d sw'sv March 23'. 19,'M. frorh the pond at 486 Irytng St. Ritter and John Baldyga all ar­ Hartford Rr,, waa oacliih^ a Terry Steam ...... 132 too slow. -I , . ’ ■ ' He ran to the pond, broke the Ice 'X lso, Pa,iil J . Peruccio, 2«, H art­ ■ To Eugene Girardln Jor Richard Torrington ...... 26 27 Guerrllia'v Warfare went on be­ Hi* face is ever before us. rived at the scene to aid if their bus In the driveway of the Army, His' emile we w ill never forget. hffore him and waded - to the ford. waa arrested yesterday and L. Harris, for ‘'alterations to a U.S. EnV'l’p com new 27 '30 tween Nofth African retasla. and effort* w ere; needed. Police told an^U^i.vy Club on Main St. and charged with? failure to dl.?play dwelling at 54 Green -Rd . 3975. Hi- life )• A Hraiilifurmemorv, youngster, chin deep.'la water. the boy's mother, Mrs? Ja.ck PJs- U.S. Ebv'lope pfd new 13 IS ■ French security- forces acroks la.Dur heart* he'/a/wlth us yet. struck a parjted car. Williani' Aronr" truck, trailer pistes and having a To (jharies Ponticelli, for a 1- Veeder-RoOt , -...... 47*4, 50i^ Police and flreraen had beenleni i tfjtto, to'w arn her aon abmit fu- soli. 9d W o^brldge 8t., had been Tunisia and neighboring Alnrik- Mrs. Martha hell and famiif. called and arrived..... juat in time to|« I < toreture fas fasaprdoua SKapadcs defective . talflight, according to story, S-reom. dwsllifig. at Thomas Tha above quotations srs not te Ofllcial French reports said 00 operating the automobile;- pplic*. , , t: . ' Dr , 310,9^.; ‘ ; bs constnied as actual marksta. . jiersona Were killed y esterd v , •«r f ic-.- .1 ■ I,. » ■ - ' t / . r- I . r-..' V ■r ■■J "f, - •. Kh MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 2?. 1956 PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ iHURSDAY, MARCH 22, 19M , THE n Frank Lane Sees League Stronger Than American Herald Angle North Ends Repeat as amps

•> EARL W. YOST S«lut4*' to Batrbfill on TV r* BporU Edlt4ir Lari^ Doby Key Man Bostbn, Lakers Lose ‘’ Salute te BaaebaU". the Steve Cooper Standout |@OLflKI@Ted W illiam s first televisimi spectecalor ever > DOINGS IN FLOBIDA « Louis station which cover* the produced Rith mesehell m He iRIft Florida-Thomoa Eldlson AUton ' Cardinals. Joe l(eft his credentlali In White Sox Lini^up tiMSMe. win be secu ever In NBA Playoff Games Yankees Trip Athletics U a long-striding first baseman In the hotel earlier this week and WKNB-TV, Ckonuel CkanMl 30. from In Easy 91-60 Triumph who hopes to., be the starting St. couldn't g e t , past the press gate 1:M te fi o’clock ou Sunday COL'NTKV CLl'R iWamea) ,, V LEAOVIS Louia Cardinal first sacker this attendant. He wound up buying a \ By BABL YOST <^good to me," Marion said. Collett sn'cningt_ April 15. BoaebnU New York, March 22 nran cleared hie bench for the champfonship of the National Basketball Assn. Both All#n ...... 42 112 92 297 Smith .... who have a Uuk with hnaelMlI. trouncing Walnut Grill 91-60 in a In order to give every player a qiblin ...... 99 91 *0 269 circuit'has captured the la-st two World Series by the Dodg» pear in a Cardinal uniform in 1954. Speaking of tadio broadcasters. finished' third behind S i w York Fixture ^ Rccond little League temne will - he club* won the third and d^ldlng-t ■■ ' — ...... ■■ ■ ■ % t o t a l...... 83S M7 (26 1701 . After., playing in 66 games he was Mel Allen, Red Barber and Jlqimy and Cleveland in the American Veteran O e o m Kell and Bob' rough and loosely played game. chance to get Into the game. ToUU ...... m MS &6VH20 »#S Willi. (2) ers last year and the Giants in' ^ j eeen lu action. games of their quarter-fjnal play- i ^ ^ shutUM to Rochester. Last spring Woods are a threesome wherever League standing. Kennedy will divide the third base The contest was marred^ by 45 per­ Cooper had his biggest night et SvMrft front 28-24 with one tie. st. Louis, March 22 (A6—Virgil tele\'Ued both in color and In the first quarter. The second pe­ /. II The femi-flnal round geU under y,e Town Intermediate Bas- fUpphlr^i M rCarlhoy ...... (ni 112 ju. Hulking Walk«\Cooper. 41, who Large Herman Hitman, former dinal shortstop said.. Doby later ^Acst year man up from Oakland ...... 72 84 78 234 ym n«-r ...... 6ft 114 10.3 :«rt Lane who took over as St. Louis (Honeybear) Akins says he Isn’t bteck and white, most of It riod was played on oven terms f ...... S 7-7 way tonight with St. Louis meet­ ketball Tournament last night has been around in. pro bail since Yale football coach and radio and powered s 425-foot homer over thg here he rapped out 30 homers and Moiisrlv, f ...... 7 ' 8-8 'vl/. ing the Fort Wayne Platons, the ...... M 88 84 258 I, KarranH ...... s.i 12* 115 326 Cards' general manager this year gfrg,d of Welterweight Champion ■ ' U l ...... originating In the NBC color with Steve Bellinghiri and Leq 8(irowl»c. c...... 4 1-8 with a thrilling 46-48 win over Mc­ ...... 78 83 97 258 V. Farrand ...... 102 % 101 299 after a similar tenure with the johnny Saxton but he’d like a ahot 1935 and a; major leaguer since teevee personality. Is making tem­ rightfleld wall as the Chlsox sco't^d 22 doubles, may push Dropo at studio* In New York and Bur- ','onran. f ...... 3 04) Western Division titleholdera, in Bride’s Sports Spot. The Groa-ltes ...... 88 105 113 .106 1940, Is nearly at the end of the porary headquarters in St. Peters­ first .base. One thing in Marshall's Day pacing the Grillers while Jim ...... 9.1 98. Tolala ...... I. .. .5S 554 551 1560 Chicago White 3ox, saip, "If the »econd-ianked Tony DeMarco a 6-0 wiiv , bunk. Calif. Art Uakletter nooper, K ...... IS *.13 Fort WajTie. Syracuse starts its 91 282 V - burg. Hickman' has been down favor is his speed. Moriarty led the tvlnners wiiiiK s ...... 0 1-8 staged another courageous uphill ...... M 77 76 238 Maarho.l.r ..lolsrii <6) Cards were in the American becau.se "I m entitled to it and. line. 1 caught Big Coop in one "(Chicago gave Up Chico Car- will be host. MrKrnna. g ...... 8 04) semi-final aeries against the battle to win on Art Pyka's basket Ma.aoll ...... 114 114 106 .334 game and he waa slaver than watching both the spring baseball rasquel and Jim Busby for Doby Sherm Lollar will again do the Onr-3tan Show Philadelphia Warriors In Phllly tp...... 502 535 639 1576 Johnson ...... iv i 121 1.30 401 League they’d finish ahead of the, ^-,1 be a great fight." Steve Cooper, who racked up 11 I with but seven seconds remaining S a.icla ...... iin 126 fi42 369 White Sox." Considering that St. \ Akins needed a la.sl-round flurry traffic around a four alarm fire. games and spring football prac­ but we haven't v’cakened ourselves bulk of the catching with Lea Total...... 34 mo^ow night. Both series- arc i„ p,„y exciting contest at C(xiper, who at oiie time formed tice at the University of Miami. Moss tbe No. 2 man. countera in the first half, put on a WsIsBl Grill (481 . . . . SO M 250 NowIck ...... 135 145 no .390 Louis wound up In seventh place for a clo.se but unanimous decision ons bit at shortstop. Luis Apsririo B . F " f best-of-ftve affair]i. ' . . . . A5 FA 101 Kotik ...... 126 131 127 364 one-mait show in the third quarter the Y. Last week in the semi-finals and the White Sox in third a yeaC o^.p,. smart Hector ■ Constance of one-half Of a great battery, with is an excellent glove man. He Is a Addition of Doby rounds out a Auxwit. r ...... ( *-7 Big Contribution . . . . W 10) A4 271 Trying a comeback wlt'h the hard hitting outfield. Minnie caging eight buckets and a pair 8h(>-l(ey f ...... 3 1-1 the victors won over Green Manor . . . 116 HR FI 126 Totals 644 639 615 1898 ago, that’s quite a statement. i Trinidad here last night in it 10- the Cards, just turned and watched ageed merchant and at bat Is not Dolph Schayes’ 27 points was Milwaukee Braves this spring is of free throws for a total of 18 WIlKon. r, ...... 3 8-4 on Paul Schimmel'a basket in the »(»1 . •...... FI n 7H 244 And Mr. Lane's Redbirds arc i rounder, a pop fly drop several feel in back ^ust on out. Doby and Aparlcio Minoso. who had an off year In Interval Hurts Brillnimirl. g ...... 5 M the big contribution , in the last' few seconds of play...... 72 7R 231 CnrreRlI*! lataraac^ **y. r ...... I 1-8 Syracuse vlctoni Paul 'Seymour T Martin ...... 118 119 103 34f» carrying the National League ^^a.sn’t a scmsational victory controlled the backboards and the Mlnlrucel. e ...... ,4 (M Driving Dsn McKeevtr and ToUIr ,... / . y . . . 1.. 641 667 61A 1616 banner in fine style in the ex- land Indian ikiuthpaw ace w t^ players in camp this arriiig." he full speed again. The Cuban Comet chipped la with 21 as George King Pyka spearheaded the Gros-ite at­ ...... 99 133 118 350 iand the crowd booed the decision Opening gamea in your favorite fell below .30 last season for the Garden Rivals Griller* were getting no more than P Acpto ...... 119 120 124 363 hibltlon games. They’ve beaten : gubough Akins is a St. Louis Boy. / added. Toislo ...... ;,'3 4 l i d i put the Nats in front to stay at tack throughout the game. Me- MIXRD DOtBtKS Gorrpntl ...... 120 |3t» 128 .178 park are lets than a month away. The White Sox were five games first tinje in three years but had a one shot at a time. By the end of l^oro st hsir 44^ Norih EikIs. I * . 26-24 early in the second period! Twaronjlp ...... 94 112 136 342 American league cluba five times i ^ ^ j ^be running for Keever demonstrated a variety of <«> Official lid-lifters are slated April off the pace ' of the ' champion respectable .288 mark when o’ne New York, March 22 UP>—The r ? ' The .Celtics pared a 12-point deficit M. Morlay ...... 104 88 90 382 and lo«t o i ^ ! a bout with Saxton, who is looking: considers that there were only shots netting 18 points for the eve­ T Morl#*y ...... M 104 98 301 Totalfi ...... 550 614 609 1 ^ 17. Yanks last season. "Ninty-sLx is two weeka Interval between the dt^sii to two points at the end.«f lt«>nR'fi Ta^^ra M) » * la. w u T> 'around for opptments' bicfora he ning. Pyka hit for 15 tallies. Old Kciomiiiates Gel Toj^ellier But It's beeri the Pittsburgh Pi- Carmen Baaillo a return our goal in victories this year. If end of the regular boaketboll sea­ Oie third quarter. But Seymour Ronnie Brauit turned in a ter­ Tolati ...^ 303 192 188 583 M cl'ann ...... 100 107 123 330 Coaches with the Philadelphia son and the start of the National Dons Overwhelming Favorites /•nd Schayes combined to preserve Monte Irvin, his old roommate, lifts Willie Mays’ cap so the peo­ J Marlin ...... los 103 86 297 ratea who ve done best I fra. ,< at the title. we cart win this many, and I think rific game for McBride's and also M Janin .97 103 67 367 R«lvatnr#* ...... 122 115 127 364 Philliei are Benny Bengouh, Whit we can, we’ll win the flag. Over Invitational Tournament virtually the Nats' lead in the final 12 min­ ple can get a better look at the Giants' star. Irvin, now a Cub MrCurry ...... |25 114 129 ' 368 /^ e rica n L ^ gue o p p o n e n t s ., Virgil said he thought h* owned was the games' top scorer with 16 O. Janis 83 128 86 397 Wyatt and Wally Moset. Sengough the post 15 years the average num­ mokea a new season out of the utes. points. He was followed In the outfielder, met his pal before an exhibition game at Phoenix, Varrlck ...... •... 107 111 125 . 343 TOey;re 5-1. 'The Dodgers are 5-3, , ^dge ” going into the final handles the catchers and bullpen, To Beat Southern Methodist Total!...... 180 331 15.1 564 Arlz. Veteran is big hope of Bruins. the C l^ago ^ b s 5-4, the round, but his de.aperate. all-out ber Of victories 'or a pennant win­ oldest post-season court extrava- Bob Pettit, the circuit's leading scoring column by Bob Adams Totala ...... 562 650 6M 1702 W yatt the pitchers and Moaea the g'anu. And tonight’s semi-final acorer during the regular season, bo.lv atta.:k after backing the ning club has been 98. With our with 14 Dick LaCoas of the Groa- (It outfielders and hittera. league well balanced we feel that games could mean another fresh Evanston, III., March 22 (IP) ((With Iowa will be decided on re­ had 41 points for St. Louis. But it ltes and Gardiner of McBride’s, Is. Molumphy ..93 123 85 301 RKATAl'RANT LRAGUR Weit Indies batllet against the R«y*t 96 w ln ^ -tll do It. start for the four teams involved. bounding. We've got a good fast r- was left to Ferrari, after being opposing centers, each turned in B. Molumphy . 94 105 122 331 (4) The Boaton Red Sox have put ropes indicated he was far from- Roomates w;tth the Cardinals arc keen Obtervpr San Froncisco'e aeemtngly Invinci­ Yanks Draw B iggest Crowds; \' Aretf, ...... ^ . 131 132 118 .161 together the best A "i « r , c a n of the decision, Tougher Than Ever It's Louisville against Rt. Jo­ break and if we con clear tha re­ fouled by Slater Martin, to calmly an outstanding performance off Totalii ...... 187 223 307 632 John RIvoKa 134 91 101 318 two long-time favorites pf St. Louis Fred Hatfield, Detroit in- ble Dons are one of th* moat over­ ti'uthrlK ,.,. ueagfue mark in .the inter-leag:iic "W ith Doby leading the attack, seph's of Philadelphia and Dayton bounds clean, our Guy Rodger* drop in his free throws with 54 sed- the boards as they battled each ...... 9F 126 105 1.10 NVetled least Round fans, Stan Musial and Red Schoen- fielder, watches batting prac­ whelming choices in NCAA Bee- onds left for the ' game-winning B. Phllltp! .. . 9.1 100 m 283 Joe FtlvoRs 117 117 1)8 152 games, they’ve won fou^ lost one the return to form of Minnie against St. Francis of Brooklyn-' and. Hal Lear will ohow you seme- other cleanly but ferociously for W. Phtlllpi 109 103 103 314 K Pngsnl .. 114 131 124 .169 with one deadlock. TTie other rec­ Vte had to win the last round to dlenst. three seeded- teams and ima out- tice from this vantage point ketball. Tournament hlatory to­ thing." points. every rebound Red Sox Bank on Porterfield take the fight. Judge Fred Connell Mlnoso and a full season from Dick at Lakeland, Fla., camp. o k ords are: New York Yankees 4-2, Donovan plus Apariclo. the While aider— in the semi-final games 'In In the waning seconds o f the Total!...... 302 202 193' 597 T UI ...... 17.1 589 566 17^ > in training is the New York Yan- establlshod a new record, aged Akins a year and watched works with Manager Freddy Hut­ nine year history that they failed Tots 11 ...... *501 h i t 526 1 ^ liams, for the remainder of the weeks. Up until the operation, Tha long layoffs were reflected Temple (26-8) faces ^ ig Ten was ousted in the NCAA first J. ORi^fllno ...... 9 2 U»9 n o 311 kees. The Bronx Bombera, defend- i Major league team.s split the him win 13 rff H bouts in that chinson. to survive the first round playoffs. tained for several minutes. The D. Simmon! .. 112 93 93 298 exhibition season. Donovan wa.s the leading pitcher on in the shabby performances of the To Aid Cards round by La Rails. Ing American League champions,! gate receipts down the middle, time, called this "His greatest Champion Iowa (19-5) In th* open­ Oddly, Syracuse and St. Louis Gros-ites continued to chip away M lll!r'n <4) The Boston Post reported last the club and wa.s on his way to top-rated teams, Dayton and Louis­ er of the four-team ahowdoWn at ’’Wa’r* a year older and more at the lead until they climbed to Totals r.. 204 202 203 609 have played before 44,629 payees in with each team getting .50 per FnnUllo ... 107 1«)6 118 1.11 fight under m e" Grapefruit League garnes mean both finished in third place in the DeSimon'e . ir)8 121 IIF night that Ted rmtied a leg muscle a 20-win season. He had to settle ville, On their regular season form, Ry FkARL VOMT 8:30 p.m. EST. experienced," he said- “ We arm within One point with three min­ their first nine games for an aver-1 cent 14S He pointed out Constance was a little when one can point to the regular season. And they beat the <1> Deri ...... 117 116 100 1.13 in a workout ana has been advised for 15 victories. when etch won 23 games and lost Rt. Petefaburg, Fla.—Vinegar There will be no national brood* probably better defensively end utes left. Baskets seesawed back age of allghtly under 6,000 per Attendance in general for most lilMnekl . .. 10F 111 131) • 160 "very smart'' fighter who has aecond-place teams in the playoffs. M. Lassarl . 86 8.1 81 250 by team trainer Jack Fadden that feat of the Pittsburgh Pirates in Last year the (Jhisox dropped 27 three,"'‘ these .two shmild meet In Bend la tbe handle they have hung coat or televtelon. Arthur Lonborg^ ftronger off the hoards and our and forth with the loaers still F. Lasiah .. . 119 112 99 330 DlBells .... 111 11) 122 186 never been knocked out and Is' - , weekend gfimes st the-12 Florids at Wllliaiha' age. 37, the injury 195.6 when the Bucs won spring one run decisions and 10 others the nationoHy tele vised final Sun­ on Wllmer Mlscll of the Rt. Louts of Konsao, chairman of the Tour­ it weak la better. But we ere maintaining a one ^ In t lead at the Saturday night and Sunday aft- - camps where the team.s train run .mighty hard to hit. honors among Nalional League ToUU ...... 205 195 180 680 Tolfi,* . .. .. ~ S 7 4 " m s 1758, won't heal ^ quickly a* in his by a pair of runs. -Doby'a pig bat, day afternoon.-Off their tourna­ Cardinals, the moat talked about nament Comipittee, aold foolUtlea not>u good on depth.’ ’ 30 second mark. Seconds later ewoon the,Yanks play the'Natlonal! between 2,000 and 2,500 with 2,500 TfllA leAaln! <•> Jimmy . August. , ConstancF* Jeoma. Most teams in training this ZnnhiMRrt 97 11.5 104 youn ^ r days. - Xlarion feels; will -spell the dif­ ment performance* so far. It crtukl young pitcher in Florida. Thia 25- ^were available but aponaora and The four flnaltats have * com-' Spring Field Trial Ronnie LaPolnte stole' a pass and M.' ruiHTi^K 98 105 m 313 U ague champion and World to 3..500 ort Sundavs. ^ 13^ trainer, said his boy was the better- year start only a few regulars and bined wpn-loat record of 97-10, W „ J ru!hln» 85 115 ^31 331 BrosnwFki . . . J le. , • « 109. 100 132 13f Thd Natidnal won both Inler- ference between first, and third be third-seeded'.St. Joseph‘s"(2t-.^l sar-bld ’ aouthpaw YriHiV Vlpegor 'btefetORce tiifieia aMa^nUy.'^prer* passed to Pyka who; clincKed tha Champion Brooklyn Dodgers inJ _ , P. rorrpfili 1U7 106 97 110 boxer anti .woiT»"Al' least six" of thity are removed from the lineup end, Ala., ia th'e felloiv General for the beet mark aHiee fhe Miami and new Miami records arc ’ O"® the main reasons _^e BMln.fikl ... leag'ue skirmishes yesterday. The place. Doby, who jumped from the against' unranked St.' Francis S not for a country-wldo hook Up. Planned by Group rhamplohahlp with his ^ I n -ipoint- Tbiala*. 183 :320l "S i 'l i i f ...... , 9.5 104 292 the 10 rounds. after the early innings. ' tourney started In 1939 at North- bound to be set. .. 4 at the box K^srnfl .... 11.1 116 134 champion Dodgers edged the De- Negro National Lcague-to ClcVe- (21-2) In the final.. Manager Frank Lane arid Man­ .The winner* w ill.m eet tomor­ Tfott Tigers 3-2 on Randy Jack- ■v'We would like a return fight - ager Fred Hutchinson hope wilt weatem. The top prevloua record GrcalrM SoaRon ' i office ft 1)«cau.se Managftr with Akins any time," Auguat said. land in 1947;'has. driven in over row night for the title following The Associated- ConVectiqtit Graen Manor upended the North Total! ...... ~ i 2 \ 550 *651 1623 son's 10th inning single and Pitt.s- Dick Gcrnert of the Red Sox has lift the Uai^a 'put' oP the AebOrifi" waa 90-U -by KonaoK 'Louteiana . E. Staum . 1»3 lOl 96 290 SlCngel plays every game to the ! "It would be no contest next time." 100 runs in four of his eight full 'th i third plocO playoff, hAtvAeOn Field Trial Club Inc., will AprU Ends 80-56 In the consolltlon J. .HMIund 97 100 96 293 "This has been the greatest sea­ burgh downed Washington 6-3 be­ been having a fine spring but it division and into a pennant son- losers starting at p.m. ES'TJ BUte, 'Woamngton' and Indtea* |b- game. . ■ son thus far. in Florida for any hilt and u.ses a.s many regulars WAlnnl (•rill [ Constance said he'd like to fight American League seasons. He fell IJirry Dpby 8 7-8 hold It'a 'anhual All-Amateur B. riiuxhse.\ 119 338 hind the effective pitching of is more than likely thAt he will be tending club. Mlzell was In the Sellout crowda of above 10,500 are 1953. , \ ' ToUl! ...... 190 201 192 583 Yankee team, "tub-thumper Bob and name players aa possible, He 118 101 Akins again, "Anywh.re but in off from 126-in 1954 lo 75 last sea­ Spring Field Trial. This trial will B. Paganl . iin 95 131 136 Vernon Law and Ronnie Kline. wearing the colors of another team eight .30P or better hitters ip the Army the past two years when the aooured for both niiJite in North- B r PU Flshel of public I relations staff re­ has not made it a practice to leave K^-Knev ...... n o 112 129 151 St. Louis ’ son although his batting average be run on liberated quail over the Pyka, f ...... 6 3-7 16 6 Smith . 84 89 80 253 Bmvea Trounced before the season opens. Several league. Jim Rivera has nailed Local Sport Birds finished sixth and seventh weatern new McGaw Hall. H. Smith .. 100 84 104 288 ports "We have set new attendance his stars at home for road games S aslela -...... 125 n 109 349 Akins described DeMarco as a was hiked from .272 to .291 a '8 atate around courses at Pelton's laPolnl". f ...... S (U\ ' • WiiKlsn .... 109 135 128 372 In gaujes Involving National teams are bidding for his services, down the rightfleld slot with Bob In 1954 and 1955. FAikowflkl. t ...... 0 (W) 0 Handicap . . 7 7 7 21 records in several parks and we as have a number of other clubs "Good, straiglit-iip puncher" who year ago. He has played in seven SMU, unbeaten in the South­ Pasture, South Wlnsor. The stakes loACrtM. r ...... 3 3*6 including the Red Sox, Cincinnati League clubs, (Cincinnati parlayed Washington and Cleveland in­ Nieman, Btibba Phillips. Cal Windmill Windup west Conference, hoe won ita lest D. MrK!!V!r, fr...... -A ToUli ..... 191 180 T9I should set a new Florida record for Totala ...... 573 675 598 1746 would give the fans more artion cluded. All-Star games with the American to be run will be Amateur All-Age 8 2 the Yapkecs before w^ break and St. Louis. Rollon four singles and 11 bassa on balls Ted Williams Leaguers. Abrams and Ron N ortheyin re­ Chatter I watched Mlzell, a 6-3, 206- 19 etarte and hOa a season record Schmim!!, g ...... 0 IVO 0 M 7,«ick ... ..-.M18 IN 116 345 and thrills than boxers such as starting at 8:00 a.m. Saturday and 0. McKeever, g ...... 0 1-5 1 cam p." • . Come rain or come shine, snow into a 5-3 victory o'-er the Phillies. ■ Relief pitching from Dixie serve. The latter, from Nfw pounder with a windmill windup, of 25-2 Led b y 6-8 junior center imnUnulng in order until the too 88 SobiKki ...... 95 — 101 196 Saxton and Cbnst..nce. came up to the major leagues and Canaan, will be used, mainly in J. Mr.Coo! 103 291 The Yanks best crowd was 7,000 or sleet the Yankees remain the Kochln ...... 102 106 ■■ 208 The Card.s pounded Oiet Nichols Howell, Morrie Mi^i'tln and Mike hurl four inpihgs agOlnat the Red Jim Krebs, the Muetonge have the Amateur Shooting Dog and ToIaIi r...... 20 9-33 « II. Wlttke . 118 103 84 305 KnndKa . . . Honv-t.iwn Jinx Two toughest, players to double went down as fast as a youngster pinch hitting roles. FINAL CIONTBRT in the Junior NrBrMe's (4R) for the opener at Al Lang Field in greatest show^n baseball. The fig­ ...... 105 122 99 326 and Dave Jolly for 15 hits in hand­ Fornieles was grest for Cjhicago-a Rox. MIzrll can throw aa hard a* beat free" throw percentage in the Amateur Puppy Stakes have been Mart.xrhlln ...... 143 98 109 150 ing Milwaukee Its fourth straight The St. Louis fighter, who over­ up in the National League last sea­ on an elevator. Bearden got his First in tespi batting, pitching Baaketball Tournament la on tap country, .766, and rank ninth ta B r PIP, Totain 218 191 187 596 St; Petersburg against Cardinals. ures prove this point. Pchl ...... - 108 ^ 1 199 first taste of* big league opposition year ago. "Our relief pitchers are anyone I’ve ever seen in the big concluded. In the Amateur Ail-Age F!rr!|l. f ...... 4 0-1 8 setback 9-2. And the Giants broke came a hometow n Jinx and a habit son were Bill Bniton of Milwaukee and fielding but third in the stand­ tonight at the East Ride Rec. field goal accuracy with .430. '• i Adam!, f ...... 106 115 102 328 'iTie same two teams played before against the Yankees and went two as good a crew as there is in the ROrUl^lVJ^I^UteOVB the winners will be eligible for .... 6 3-6 14 M. Simmons Totala ...... 663 545 ^ 6 1624 loose for 14 hits, Including homers of losing the big ones in last night's and Richie Ashburn of, Phila­ ings were the major accomplish­ Paired In the championship clash Son Francisco, headed' by two- Osab Glbli!. r ...... 0 04) 0 J. Simmons 89 95 132 316 4,620 in the same.park the following Florida - Pitching has been the nationally-televised fight, declared frames. He was touched for three league. What I would like lo come entry in the National Amateur and Gardiner, c ... 2 0.6 i day and 49-52 showed up al St. by Hank Thompson, pitcher delphia. The' fleet-footed Bruton ments of the 1955 Chlsox. "This at 7:45 are Herm's Camera, East time All-American center BUI Smith ...... Regional Amateur Championship. Rrault, x ...... , 9 1-1 19 Totala 195 210 234 6.19 sorest spot with the Boston Red he is "No more afraid of Saxton .went to bat 63* times and grounded I °"® ® lo"* ^om- up with l.s another starting pitcher year we aim to repeat in the first Side titlista, and Perabnallaed DsbrowiU Pete to see the White Sox and Sox since the 1946 season when Johnny Antonelli and George Wil­ Rusoell, has topped the nation the Obremskl , In the Amateur Shooting Dog Jofl!!, K ...... 1 1-8 8 than any of the other top fighters Into but two twin-killings. Ashburn ; ®f by Moose Skowron. to go with Billy Pierce. DonovSn three departments and to add the Floors, champions from the West Hnriey .... Yanks meet. Hitting the road to the Beantowners won the pennant Floors Win son. to nip the Cubs 11-10 and Jack Harshman. Connie John­ last , two years on defense and Stakes the winners will be eligible ToUl;...... 23 4G8 48 Sarasota the Yanks drew 6.H.5 40-39 in the division." was doubled up throe times in 533 ------American League title," Marion Side. Boland Oil and the Elks meet hain’t been beaten since .Novem­ Rl’dleiirlcs SECOND RING DICATH behind the strong arms of Tex In American League exhibition at bats. I Elongated Gene Conley who son, Harry Byrd, rookie Paul Stuf- for entry in the National Amateur Scora at half 25-34 MrBrid- •. gain st the Red Sox and 6.007 games, Larry Doby connected for a Virgil fought Saxton^ in 1962 said Just as the bell rang which in the consolation game at 6:30. ber, 1054. . Johannesburg, March 22 lAi— Hiigh(on, Dave Ferriss and Joe In Cage Tourney on.l had him on the floor before . ! used to to.ss aspirin at batters fel and Bob Keegan are battling ToUI« ..' 443 487 438 1888 Shooting Dbg Championship. against Boston in SI. Pete, Moving Dob.son, 400-fool homer as the White Sox meant the writers were to get off ‘Tt's an omoslng thing about Csitaa Cast (1)^ The club is a member of Ameri­ Hubert SlMakow, 21-year-old box­ to Lakeland, the Yanks were re­ losing a decision. He wta out­ Also in the Statistical Depart- while wearing, the livery of the for the job. Also. Hois’ie Polleft is the field and to their battle ste-^ VARSITY HWIALIUNG letters UcComb ...... 101 ___ 83„ l a Mt er. died early today after being Big Frank Sullivan, at 6-7 the blanked the Red Sox 6-0. Bobby ment, the top two control artists in.'Hartford Chiefs in the Eastern how our club conttnuee to win," Arruds ...... n 83 I can Field Trial Club Assn, and the Hockey at a Glance sponsible for the largest crowd in The Personalized Floors Juniors weighed then, still in the light­ trying a comeback and has looked tions in the press box. at Williaton Academy in Eaat- the Done’ coach, Phil Woolpert knocked out by ' Willie Towcel lalleat player In the American Avila, playing his second game the National League last' season | League was treated like another Grant ...... IM 83 trial will be run to mimimum re- history against the Tigers when defeated the Wethersfield Dukes weight class. hampton, Maas., were recently sold today. ,‘‘Aa far as I'm con­ BUrk ...... n 78 Monday for the second death in I-eagiie, won 18 decisions a year of the spring, drove in four runs were Don Newcombe of Brooklyn guy named Joe by the Yankees, qiiifements. Horses will'be avail­ 'Wednesday’s Results 2,839 fans paid at the box office. 40-39 last night in the Goodwill Yawitz .said fourth-ranked \lnce awarded to Bob Wright Jr. and cerned we (could get knocked off by Taylnr ...... 87 84 % the professional ring tbis year. Es- ago to head the Boston staff but with two triples and a single to and the Phillies' Robin Roberts. I The Bronx Bombcrs_ climbed all able to all handler’a. The club of­ American League Although this was a record, it was Tournament now being conducted lea^ Cleveland to an 11-4 victory Martinez isicvading Akins, skying Forbes Warren. Alao Ed Berch- the little sistera of the poor, but T o u ts ...... 480 888 4H 1 1 (3 ,\ ficers are President Harry Towns- Buffalo S. Cleveland 2. sakow was knocked Out in the 11th he didn’t get top much help. Big Newk issued but 1.46 passes for I over him for seven runs, all earned, also the smallest turnout to watch Willard Nixon, who enjoya asaign- in Hartford. It was a very close over Baltlnnore. And Mickey Man­ he want.s more ci mey, but he's Miami Racqueteer Surprises man received hia varsity basket­ the fact we. haven’t cracked yet is hend, New Haven, Vice President Pittsburgh 4, Springfield 3. round of the scheduled 12-round each nine innings he pitched while j and collected 10 hits. Pitching, /the Yankees this spring in Florida. menl.s against the ‘ Yankees, game all the way. tle continued his prnlofic hitting been negotiating with DeMarco ball letter at the Bay State school. a good sign. But we feel we are * Hylse Ssaesra (8) Doc Pennell;- New London, Secre­ Thursday's Schedule fight and never regained conscious­ ' Another 3,2.64 paid to sreAthc and hopes to land the fight. Roberts doled out bases on balls (6 1 which was to be one of the strong Osirsndep copped but a dozen decisions. After trailing at the end of the with a homer and s triple as the stepping into a real biios saw this Jnrhlmsen 4.* I tary and Treasurer Milt Dennehy, National League Semi-final ness. Doctors, who operated on Cards and Yanks again in St. It was the 36th victory, 18 by 1.56 batters each nine inning points of the Braves this season, Moylan D espite Leg Cramp SHIRLEY FOTIIERGILL and Key .TInn in Deal first quarter, the Floors caught up Yankees tripped Kansas City 9-6. period. time, / Mcl'aHhy WlilimanUc. Pla}-offs the young fighter after the knock­ Pete. Both these teams make St. and just managed to stay ahead. knockouts, for Akins In 50. pro has fallen far below expectations Amy PIrkey collide Saturday night Hutton ■.. One of the biggest winter to date. "We have more bench strength LaQtierre New York at Montreal (Mon­ out, said he suflered a brain Pete their home site for exhibi­ trades was completed by Boston The foul shooting o f the Dukes fights. Constancy has won 25 of at 7:30 At. the Y in the finals of the than we had when we won the Fred Haney, new coach for the treal leads beat-of-7 sertea, 1-0). hemorrhage. tions. Again in St. Pete, the 42, only seven by knockouts, Ha .Camera fans have, a picnic dur­ Miami Beach, Fla.. March 22 • Pctersbitrg, defeated Lew Gun- annual Town Women's Bowling and 'Washlngtoh, Bob Porterfield kept them in the running all the ,1 ing the morning sessions of the NCAA Jest year, Md when we had T oUIb ...... 417 418 Milwaukee Braves, formerly man­ Toronto at Detroit (Detroit leads' Yanks treated 4..60.6 fans to a game way outacoring the Floors 13-4. U ^ j O n i l O O U I I I ! whipped Kid Gavllan and Ralph Jolly Cholly. Grimm is the only Ed Rublnoff, University of | ton. Fori Lauderdale, 6-3, (i-4: Tournamint. The match ia rated a ■olllst rts* (4) was the key man In the deal as ball clubs at the parks. One re­ Miami player, pulled a major ten­ Jones (Ineligible K. C. Johea) dur­ psnlel . . . aged the Pittsburgh Pirates and best-of-7 series, 1-0). Did you know that Johnny Allen, with Detroit and 5,808 fans .showed Bob Fiske with 12 points and (Tigeri Jones. I managci: seen in the Grapefruit Ray Summers, Toronto, defeat­ tossiip. since Mrs. PIrkey haa aver­ ...... #1 St far as Boston was corfterned. cent day while outside P.iyne nis upset yesterday when he de­ ing the regulaiv aesoon we were Church . . , waa Tigers, Red American League in Tampa when the Bombers met I League this spring who goes to ed Jules Kranther, Miami aged a sparkling 115.7 average in Murphy .. pitching for Cleveland in 1937; u-on With big- Bob, Manager Mike Ricky Richard with nine points For Baseball Tills' Field in Sarasota I saw Ted Wil­ better than, last'year. Without him, Box, and Cardinals. Pittsburgh at Providentfe. 15 games.and lost only one? the Clneinnatl Reds at Al I>ipei were high scorers for the Floors, the coaching box during the ex- feated Eddie Moylah, ’ Trenton. Reach, 6-1, 6-1; Gerald 8. Erb, 11 games compared to Mias Foth- Peterman Higgins feels he has a big win­ liams einerge from the clubliouse. we lack our 1055 experlltece." Gsrtwrieht while Sertgnee waa the, high man I hibition games. Other managers N. J., 7-9, 6-3, 6-4. !n the Good Wilmington, Del., defeated Val ergill'a II5.2 av'efgge in 10 strings. ner to go along with Sullivan. Stores, March 22 Athletic ' Horiiels Seek Title a distance of ,60 paces from the ^ are content to remain in the shad- Neighbor tennis' championships. Wilson, New Orleans. 8-4, 4-8, Never an Underdog This spring Porterfield and for ^ e Dukes. The locals now go Marge Cushing and Lil Molumphy Woblperf told a news conference Tolsls .... 4(4 1413 into the quarter-finals. teama at the pniverstty of Con- i dugout, Halfway over he was ows of the diigouls. Rublnoffs soft game and his 6-4 :■ and, Al Cross. Miami, de-. meet In another match to, detert .Sullivan have been slightly terri­ nectlcut will take part in 69 con- i stopped by a man with a camera. _ ____ ability to ictrievc proved loo much feated William L. Macossln, New that he couldn't relmember .when fic. in exhibition games.' Square- rersonallieil FleA n .4SI jin Tonijrlii’s/Clash mine third place. apstsis* Flam of Beverly Hllla, Body Saturday nigfif at 9 o'rlocK Show and he's wild enough to keep Dyer c ...... 1 . Varsity baseball tops the ji,t League better try again. Tpe lens was having a picnic reporting the snow In the final game Rublnoff fcol-, he added. "They go against iia four ' frames against the Phillies U’hltr. s* ...... 3 j Calif., and David Harum, Coral in~A) semi-final game In the annual the batters from relaxing. In hia with the idea they hav'e to be Toiais( . \ ...... 838 '438 'iii i m Janiaitua s ...... 0 W'ith 21 regular season games and Providence tonight with covered." The man looked at his .storms and u.se the biggest type lapsed with a leg craihp and lost Gables. \ ShUI*4s (4) and three against the Yankees. six practice games. Tennis and • Hornets holding a one-point Norwich . Record^Bulletln Basket­ first seven innings this spring, shown. I'm sure we bring out the Mewr» ...... 87 (3 camera, opened the lens guard and print available, the first match point, then lost an-j ball Tolimament. The locals are de­ Trhe league leaders last Former St. Lquia Cardinal umpires in the American League, and New Y ork - for seven Innings. Tore, f ...... i..,...... best win of his sarefr. Bartzen of San Angelo, Tex., and hand.*ome trophy now in their pos- average la 1.29. . ‘ plenty of combinations. We’ve seen Dol«n f ...... ; ...... six track meets and three cham- . ''jRl''- with a 4-,3 victory over last estcher J05, Gaiagiola is serving is carefully watching the work of Another feature match of the aeasirtn. JoUl* 438 ISM Porterfield, chrlatened Erwin pionship meets. place Springfield for their 11th trl- Darlene Hard of Montebello, (?klif., This big aoUtlipaw had two win­ fewer zone defenses than we ex­ Coolidge Porterfield, won favorites In the going to work for Uncle Ram. In foolish to use a zone thinking ypii QUITE ‘ A HORRE ington last year. He was dissat­ Burn!. X ...... ; ...... LIama.s. Mexican champion. 7-5. invitational tennis -.tourament to­ night Included a fine 401 triple by ran atop Riiaaelt because we Iteve Aintree, ^England, M arch'S3 OPi isfied with Manager Charlier ments have been made within the : ^ victory tonight for Pittsburgh 1-6, 5-2 Art Johnson in the \ league. Tho 1C52. Mlzell won If) and dropped / T.'talir . . 13 13 39 pre.sent staff to handle the spring "'"'il'l just about decide the regu- TE.VKS GETS .AROUND ' ,1N.|| RED RIGHT WRIST, day. eight decisions and in 1953 he won f(iur othera who: can score." / — An Irish horse xvlth on Engllah Dressen of the Nats Und didn't Score at half 18-14 F loor! East Uin.sing, Mich. (/Ti ■ C la-] Saraaola, Fla.. March 22 (A»i— In other m a t c h e a. Sidney Baba iKTitls la>aea Manchester. Motors standout Temple, < the* Middle Atlantic trainer, a Scottish name and a put his best effort Into every prbgram. Larry Panejera rrioves Iseason t.tie race, which ends Schwartz. New 'ifork, defeated pinned single garnes of 1,60-121 and 13 and lost 11 games. He ha^ aver' ■\ up to ' assistant varaity baseball | . night.' After tonight’s renco Peaks, one of Michlgaivl 1 Bartzen moved Intib the semi­ winner, may give Iowa a surpris­ royal owner Is the hottest betting W game He wanted 16 he" traded | f _ _.a State's be.st football players. ma>^ , ®®nterfielder .J.m CTharlea King, Miami Beach . 6-3, ,130. Other scores were: Y League- aged seven strikeouts per jtenve In coach: Nick Rodis has been aa- i S a fe each has two game.s to play, finals of the men's alnglea with two major league seasons 'W’llh his ing battle In the opener.,®" prospect' in Britain for the llOtli and when the nine-player deal M ^ O S t 8 F complete the backfield cycle next; nas been hampered by an 6-3: Vic Seixas. Philadelphia de­ a 6-3, 6-2 decision over Bob Be­ Bundl Tarca 142-3.62, John O’RetUy signed to coach the freshmgin base- I Meanwhile, the (Cleveland Bar- blazing fast ball his bread and The Owls’ coach, Harry Llt- Grand National Staeplechose Sat­ wa.s made last Nov,ember it was feated Larry Schaffer, IjAiveralty dard of Canada. Miss Hard won .372. L a r r y Bates 135-1.62-.384, wock, said hia fine outside ahoot- ball team, and John Chapmk'n will aid BiifTalo Blsona head into season. Peaks .started as a quar- ! injured right wrist he tried to con- butter pitch. ' urday. The horse ia Devon Loch, In the forpi of a premature of Miami. 6-2. 6-J, and Al t Laraen, her quarterfinals berth by elimi­ Saaiela 142-389. Chet Nowlckl 1.3,6- er, 6-2 Hitl Reinfeld, la handi­ St. Louis — Virgil Akins. 148^^,. Jake.over as roach of the varsity' their final two games all-square in terback. 'He played right halfback j ccal.-'Tlie Boston Hei ald says Pier- Tooat of the Fans owned by the Queen Mother Eliz­ h ? Christmas present. In 1954 and wa.s shifted to left half ! sail suffered a .severe .sprain when San Leandio, Uallf., won from John nating Baba Lewis o f Boston 6-0, 145-390, Ed K wis 384. Ding Fair capped, with a pulled leg miiacle abeth, who will, be^going for the St. Louia. outpointed Hector Conv tinnia team. The coaching comple- i ® battle for third place. Tliey meet , During the Cuban Winter League I'm after iO victories Ihislsba- Ja.st seiison. Coaches no\V arc ; he fell on the wrist while skating Skogstad. Coral Gabl'a. 6-4, 9-7. j 6<-0. ,350. Pete Aceto,,363. Hippo Cor- and .may aee'"oniy limited service, firs t. royal victory over AIntree.'s stance, 1451-. Trmldsd, 10. Del ment now haa J .'o . Christian and i head-on in Buffalo .Saturday night. season, Mlzell was th(j toast of the .Kon" Bob told me. "I don't] see thinking of slipping him into thcjtvlth his two chilili'en tyvo/and a Senior Single* In the ' men’s singles A l l.e n rentl 378, Joe Twaronlte 1.36, Tony depending on how he looks in nigged 4 -mile rourZe since 1900. any reason why I can't win this Flanagan. 1581... Minneapolis, out­ Panciera in varsity baseball: Pan- The Bisons gained a tie with the fans. Hutchinson, himself a former pointed Johnny Neal, 1.66, Indiana­ fullback slot.. ■ half months ago. in senior singles. Jeff .Simon. I Morris, Clinton, S. C,. sidelined Salvatore 368; Restaurant-Nlno practicea. many. We have an excellent chance ciera tn JV baseball: Lloyd Duff Baions last night by edging CTIeve- Aceto 361. Hillnski .360. Joe Rivosa pitcher, should be able to help polis, 8. and Bob Kennedy in varsity and land 3-2. New York, defeated Austin Rise, ' Ron Holniberg of Brooklyn, 7-5 "He hasn't worked since Raliir- for the pennant* and a good sea­ Miami. 6-2. 6-1: Jack Slaton. St.! 6-4. ,'1.62. Andy DIBella 386, Ed Pagsni •Mlzell become a 20-game winner, day when he waa.hurl," said Lit- NIGHT, HAWK ' son by me would help. " Buenos Aires — Pascual Perez. freshman track; Bill Loika in'var-j ' Jack Caffrey's goal at 17:30 of the goal of alt hiirlers. Vinegar 108, Buenos Aires, stopped Antonio 369, Cletto Zanlungo 135. Andy wack. "W e can use aophorqorc Rarasota, Fla. (N E A )—^Ted Wil­ ally golf: Rodis in freshman baser ! the final period gave the Horneta Bend’s success or failure will be a Perjiaps jhe biggest pitching Gomez. 112'j, Argentina. 8. Anderaon 141-138-.195. M*f Mac- Dan Fleming in hia place.” liams waa the American League'.* I f ’ in the RSox camp is veteran ball, and John Y. Squires in fresh- | their triujiiph after Springfield had Lachtin 143i3'60. .Skippy Kearns determining ■ fsetor where the "We are at our peak now," he best night ganle hitter last "year (non-title). i a man tennis. i tied the score on goal by Maurice .Aiiiiiial K if'koff Dinner Mel Parnell. The Bouthpaw ha? Ravenna, Italy —Mario D'Agata. Chick McClure, . - 363, Buster Keeney 351, Charlie Cards finish in 1966. continued. "And U think our game with a .368 average for 28 gomes. never beejn th ^ ^ m e’ since lie was The baseball schedule follows: ' Collins and Walt Atanas. Sports 'in Brief Whelan 135-372; Houaewlve'a- 119, Italy, outpointed Jesus Robio, j (Spring practice trip)—March 26,1 Buffalo scored its winning goal Friilay at Country Club sinirk on the left wrist by a 121, Spain,. 10. You Con Oof Your Miirphy .120: Mixed Doiiblea-Mary pitched ball by Mickey McDermott, at Quantlco Marines; 27 anti 28 at ■ al 8.'16 of the third period vvhen Simmons il5 . Lii Molumphy 123; Camp Lee i Virginial; 29, 30'and i Pete Raji^do deflected a drive bv _ Now '56 PONTIAC The New York Giants and Animal Golf Kickoff dinner .then of Washington, early In the will be held tomorrow night at Country Club (Women)-Edna 19.64 season. After winning 21 B.\TTIN .500 .31 at Camp. Lejeune (North (Jaro- Frank Sullivan into the net Jack ond the SERVICE thot , Brooklyn Dodgers will have a Hillnsk) 115-118-326. lina.) I Regular schedule) April McIntyre came through A'ith two natu ral this year when they name the Manrlie*ter Uniintry Club. R games in 1953. Parnell won but Baltimore. Md. iN E A )—Of the goes with it at A eoektall hour will be held, last 10 Preaknesr winners, five 7. at Rutgers; 9. Massachusetts: ' more goals for the Bisons . Allan, Worthington and Karl Ih’ree games in 1954 and had* a 2-3 n, Wesleyan: 13, Springfield; 14. . from 6-7 with'the dinner being E POWER anil H IN D MOWERS rec'ord last season. Parnell im­ .Spooner as pitchei's in" the same were.name^ "Horse of the Year." at Northeastern: , at Massachu- served promptly at 7 o’clock. Reset Dinner Dale pressed in a four-inning stint They were Assault. (Titation. I 16 game, Worthington pitched t'.co O ' sells; 20. Maine; 21. Vermont (2i: MeCLURE PfiNflAC shutouts in his two first major All member* Xnd gue*t* are in- .xgAihst St, Louis last week. C3apot, Hill Prince and Nashua. NBA Playoffe ar a. Glaiice 873 MAIN ST. IANCHESTER vlterl to attend. SHARPENER and RECONDITIONED 27, Colby; 28, Boston University: 6 league start.* in 19.63. Spooner did Of Alumni C Club 30, at Holy Cross. May 3. at Yale: Ml 9-4545 A color bh*ebail film on the " -a • r Thursday's Srhediilr the same for the Dodgers in 19.64 Boxion Red Sox asd another 5, American International: 8, U.S. It ia not often that rookies open in Cheshire, March 22 lA'i Presi­ Coast Guard Academy (at New c. Playoffs) feature rallegiate football will dent Don Ruck of. the University J ROTOTILLERS _ GARDEN TRACTORS St. Loui.s at For ,l\'ayne (First the majors with a pair ofahutoula. be *hnwB. Pro Alex liarknley London),’ 10, Rhode Island: 12. at of best-pf-,6 series I. v of Coqnecllcut Alumni v C ’ Club A New Hampshire (21: 18. at (Jolby. also will hold a small pre-see- sald_ today that the organization's 19, at Maine: 22. at Rhode Island. Wednesday’s Results Did you know that the American aon golf clinic followed by a annual sports award dinner will be C. St Louis 11(5, Mini.espolis 116 League iecord for mo. l triples in general . discussion concerning AIR-COOLED ENGINES REPAIRED BOWLING 4 held Wednesday at the Waverly O COACHES MEET TOD.AI (St. IxKii.s wins best-of-3 series. a double-header by both clubs la the sport. Hnn here, at 6:30 p.m. _ - WISCONSIN ~ BRIGGS B STRAHON CLINTON 2-11. BOWL THE MODERN WAY! ten -and that it was set by C7ii- G CTiicago, M arch-22 (A6—A mini-; The dinner orlglrially was a’ched- LAUSONPOWER PRODUCTS ^ REO mum of fuss over rule changes is 1 Syracuse-102. Boston 97 (Syr*- ' cago and Milwaukee. September u|ed for March 22. but the state's $ LEAGUES expected today as more than 400 | ctise wins '.,esl-of-3 series, 2-1). Ton (10X automatic'pin set- ' 15, 1901P And that "MUwauk'ec” secoAd blizzard In three days KOHLER — C o n t in e n t a l college and high school basketball'] Friday's Schedule i in the American League Is okay? rnean .nothing.'’ Campanella caused a postponement, first an­ E ^ What make* Schmidt'* dick with lo many people ? ; coaches open the 30th annual iFiTsl tors oro now in operation. : They were a charter member of snorted."I'vo got s whole stack of nounced a* next Monday, but now N lO rdtryour 1956 > bow ling tre- those thingi. One of them says I'm It'* brewed to please your taste and ease your thirip vention of the NaOonal Associa-j the circuit. sxvltched^to Wednesday. Genuinie Factory Paris Used I phifis now . F t m cdfolegiM upon tion of Basketball, Coaches. "Of I . ■— .'.f J ■ 18." Ruck ■ explained that the new So for "The Very Best” ' Openings for morning ond ALL WORK GUARANTEED AND I r e q u e s t . ' codrse. there may be some scrap- . STRO.Mi I.E.\I)ER.SHIP Did you know' tha! Dick Fowler date was' arrived at after it )v*« o*k for Schmidt’s of • ping on the convention floor,’’ said i (Chicago. March 22 (iP>__Pres- ! made ac6'en pulouia in a 12-innfng Tiie Wc.st Coast IS going to get learned that Paaaover. a JeiViah ^ PERFORMED BY FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS ofttmoen teservotiens. , major le.ague bMcball, In the opin­ B I^laddphia. '' I *Hpur Engraving Service I Bud Foster of Wisconsin, presi-j ident Peter J. .McGovern" today , gaiVie while pitching for the religious I holiday, starts Monday 12 dent of the group, "There is bound ' called for strong leadership ’ and I Philadelphia Athletics, June 9, ion of commissioner |Fo,rd Frick. after sunset, amongiqther reasons O ‘ to be proposals to do- Something | directloi^ of Little League Base- ,[l949? Frick said there xvill be a ‘’third for ' the pqatponepient • until Try Bowling On Tke*e Fait and Dependable MacUnte major league or an expansion of L - about checking the big man -and ball in a program which now em­ Wednesday.' Som* person* are the present two into circuits of cutting down free throws.’' braces more than a million young­ Dodger* Carl Furillo and 'Tioy expected. ‘ . E ten or 12 cluba. And, he sai(|, it CAPITOL EQlltPIIIIENT CO. I* »• sters in the U:S. and Canada. Mc­ Campanella wei> gigging each N MANCHESTER BOWLING GREEN will be in the foreseeable, fiifure. TOVGHTO DOUBLE Govern, In a prepared address, key­ other about their ages the other HIS FAVORITE He said big time baseball la inevi- S 38 m a in ST. TELM I3.79BB C KHM0T & 80*4^' fine, m u , r/c Bradenton, Fla. (N E A )—Bill noted the first annual National 654 CENTER ST. — M l 3-4882 day at Verb Beach. Finally, Furillo Tucson, Ariz. (NEA)—U. ■ 'Athletics 22 timM in hie career.

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. \ EN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1968 PAGEHINETBBK * .J' PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER^ CONN.; THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 195S HeueeboM Geode 51 Waatad—TeBny 68 Locatleiis Re Par Rsle ' 72 Sabiitfui Fer Sal* ' 75 Article* For Sal* 45 P e r R en t •4 Rogers^ U nion AutoBMibUM for Sato 4 THERE OUGHTA B ^A LAWI BY ^AGALY and'SHORTEN Help W$mted— Male SS B ogs— Birdie—Pete 41 APRX WASHlNa Bad uaXD WAamNO macbliiao. (afrUf. MANGHESniR - Neatly four BOLTON—Now four room ranch, gorU >itt» douMa bad. Good eon acraa, Mx rocnaa, Qonr, aU carport, tireplaco, hot water boat, UiS. Offesrs-Ariii6 C h e ^ ■ - y ALL CHROME, baby’s high chair arator, gaa rangaa and alactne Itss CHEVROLET two door. INI MANCHESTER Pat Cantar, dition. CaU Jdl. 0-8416 aRar 8:80. raqgaa. Will pay up to 880 far nORK AT 91 Btrch^lt for rant. hot w aur heat, garage, $14,700. eU. - Lakafront prtvUogoa. G.I.’a Sign G >ntract Classified « Main 8t. MI. 1-4373. Opan with plastic covering,• Ml. *-$$44, Caritou W. Hutchins. >a. 9-81S8, $$00. F.H.A; $1,800 down. Price Chavrolet eedan. Fully equipped. or 83 Pine St. waaning machinaa and rangaa da- Xnqinro Marlow’a. . brand new Uree. Douglaa Motors, VJplEN GOOD NEW« IN Tuasday, Wadnaaday, pandliig upon afa and caadiUon. $11,mo. Bolton, five room opllt As Reds Begin A-Teste B u t iMhEn the nEw 9 ifi E O u a. MOM • a.m, to * p.m., Tburadj KAROOANT OORNBR UMa, a>- level, one untumiehed. Hot water Rogera Oorp. of Manchester anS 333 Main. OP^lN&./SAlEEMAN HV PRE6MEQ SWEEPER AND CLEANER CLOTHES LINE8-^For the clothea Prater them no older than $ yaara. Advertisement D ia te T AND FIMOiMAL •$ TMEn f Friday * a.m. to 9 raltant eandtUan. MI. 0-8877. • RockvUla TR. S-4IT4. S n l n i b a R fo r Rent M MANCCDMTSR. QaidBeir S L ^ e w heat, oak flooring, tlreplaca. Price I 1 line that requires lip clothea pine, aU room ranch houM, Tbroo bod- Rogera and the two A F L -d O (Oentlaaed front Page One) disarmament procbeeea and that CLASSIFIED ADVT. FCEFEeS th e d ir e c t APFRMCM parakMia canarlaa, m oilm iil pup- only $13,400. Will qualify O.I. or 1981 CHEVROLET club coupe. 8 year guarantee, c^l JA. >-1734. WANTED roon o, baoMaoat garago, largo paper-making union. locale repre­ they would not have to probe into Gray. Equipped. Beautiful condi­ plat, hamatara. 8■ and ‘ If atampt ROCKVILU: — Three room fum* F.H.A. Manchester — Six room n DEPT. HOURS MV.' iTf VMtSOLE^ kAt-MOuTALKTOlM. Our expanding depart- wltb avary purcha^/ lahad apartmenf. MIddiq-afad cou­ lot, BOW opoh tor fiiepocum CaU senting Us eniployea have Mined milea and South Carolina has secret or sensitive. informatton. tion. »400. Cell MI. B1S49 after ■4 colonial, three bedroome, large vm QC OpH'T « E N 0 A5WTHJMC OUT.' ANOWlWNEr ^ atoTf t e u ’ em w t u . R o o m s WItiMMit B o ir d 5 f GUbort.F&iott MX. Tied to UN Pact 8:15 A. M. to 4:30 P. M. 4:30. Reliable, Honest', Person ple. UUlitiea and heat fumlahed. kitchen, dining room, fireplace. a new 1-ysar contract caHing for about '31,000 square miles. A fP t a A L c a l l 'EM UP AMO 7811.’EM UOURACOOUITR 'K nO'EM a kETTER ment needs i^n ambitious Boats and Acccaaorica 46 818 weekly. Alao Ithraa rboma,oll The three-stage arms control T O T A K E O V E R COLONIAL type famUy home, Bxceptionel Value, $14.t00. Cell a total hourly wage tmurSaae ’\Vchide8 42 CARTOPS vTO c r u i s e r s UNPAID BALANCE Continuoua hot water. One or two seven rooms, four ' bodrootno. centa plus other b efits. ry out •''varioua forma Of ground COPt CLOSING TIME porutton. Cara that cah't be eeen DICCOUNT* APPUCIATB MIASiNO s a iT i... ) or BU. o-otao. and France was described “by west­ THE BOSS A80UT THAT TIN PER m tslis it ii9 MONTHLY PAYMENTS gantlaman. 84 High St. Glassed and screened enclosed checks, made aerial photographs, ern diplomats as pegged on the FOR CLASSIFIED AbVT. from the street. Look behind our lifE BUY OpWs, calves and baaf Dunphy, Yellow Jacket Cruisers, orch. OU heet; city utUlttea, dou- The agreemenL/Mhpned 'ISiesdey TOtOME r CENT PR'Ot A ry work, machine and FIVE ROOM ealt box type coloniel. night, covers spine 850 employes. make test$ of port control and conclusion of a U.N.-Bponsored had Office. Dougiaa Motors. 833 Main. P oattla. Also taortaa. Plata Broa. Inc. Molded Fiberglas, Topper Out. 517.63 CLEAN. COMFORTABLE, waU Waatci Te Rent 68 Sle lot, garage. $1,800 down to then report ^ c k to the subcom­ MON. THRU FRI. HOTilp 7 MIKE.' Tal lU. $-7106. Excellent condition. Convenient to Of these, SOO.Are Mcr.ihera of Oak general disarmament pact. than

vate lot. Only iis.900, u rlto n W. ELLINGTON — New ranch, featur­ B-cent installments.* v ^ e Oak Kan but not abuSt^d. New tires, radio,, to 25 pounds; B8c pound. Also fresh THESE BOATS AT BEAUTIFUL LIVINO ROOM achool daughter desire 4 or 8 un- Hutchins, in . e-8l$3. $-4**4. minal. visage (1) a freesC on arms, Kl 17 egga. Schaub’s Turkey Farm, 188 ing larga plot, apacioua living Lodge mitnbere will get their signal lights. Safe, economical, MclNTOSH BOAT CO. 8UITE ROOM IN private home. Inquire funtUditd rooma. MI. *-*881. Ruasta’a subcommttiM rep- armies «hd military spending of line* a local resident. v Hillatown Rd. BEAUTIFUL DDfETTE SET State Tailor Shop. MI. 8-7888. Attar MANCHESTER —Six room older room, wood burning fireplaco, raieee on JuIjivS and.Oct. l, end the reaentatlve. Deputy Foreign Min­ Dial M l 3-5121 'and shiny black, $275, 60 Fojtcroft 82 OAK STREET streamlined kitchen, $ bedrooms, Maple Lodge inembera on April member states at levels to bo r«ma b e a u t i f u l “ DE LUXE’’ RANGE 8:80 call MI. S-W47. 'COUPLE,'plahntng to marry, de- home. Large lot, fruit and shade ister Andrei A. OromoykoAhad no Drive. MI. 6.3458. tUe bath, carport, full celier, city 2 end Oct. 1. X negotiated; (2) limitation of nu­ olnta Complete line of paints, glues, i n s t e a d o f WESTTNGHOUSE alre $-4 room unfurnished rent. trees. Aluminum storm wlndowa Immediate comment on the U.S. clear testa, and (3) i\ban on actual GRAY . FOR RENT—Front roMQ, Central­ waUr. Nice buy at . $18,800. 'Web­ ]n addition, the rhtea paid 1684, 1653, 1682. 1681 CHEVRO­ Articles For Sale 45 caulking and maring products. ELEC. REFRIGERATOR IF MI. t-1804 or after 8 p. m. call Ml. and doors, new heating system. proposal. Britain. France \and production of nuclei^■ laT weapona. MANUFACTURING CO. TOU PREFER RUGS, LAMPS. ly located. Heated, eoiimnioua hot $-8878. ster Agencyj Rorkvllle. TR. S-BT4S. mechanical department workers Lost anO Found LET^, two doors, four doors, hard, ExceUent condlUon, $1$,000. East- Canada were reported to haveXex Measures to prevent violations TRADES . TERMS'. LAY-A-WAY TABLES, LINOLEUM AND A Water. Oantlamaii prafarrad. CaU wood Real Estate Agency. MI. will be reviewed wltji a view ;>resaed agreement in infonm l top convertibles. Some with Hilliard Street, Manchester FULL DRESS ault with tuxedo MI. 0-711*. . ' . DESPERATELY NEEDED, & or 6 ROCKVILLE — Large 2 famUy toward granting them Increasea would be established through the liXlUND — A place where you can Powerglide, radios and heaters. Jacket, site 40 short. Excellent PLAN FEW OTHER ARTICLES 9-8474 or Coventry PI, 3-7888. house in one of the finest eectlona :alks outside the subcommitlv international control organ’! ex­ EVERYTHING rooma, four adults,- one five years above the -10 cents. If an Addition­ sessions. secure a complete line of knitting All carry a written guarantee. For condition. National cabinet sew­ Open Dally 9 - 9—Saturday I . C AT CENTER—de a n single er dou­ old i^ lld. RaasonaMa rant. MI. UY. very central, of Rockville. Bach anertment has ecutive. yarns and accessories, stamped the very best in used cars, see "A Good Place To Work” THREE FAMILY, 7 rooma and own furnace, one al Increase-te granted, it will Vb Stsisaen alko proposed an ex­ ing machine. Call Ml, 3-5050, or “Telephone • ■ —Ml. . 9-3102 - T H E U N P A ID ble room, abowar, bath and park­ $-777$ any time. good condition.. 4 ^ Carlton W, ■\ Gromyko asked several quaa- goods, embroidery cottons and Bob Oliver, Center Motor Sales, 349 East Center St. apartniem offqre immediate occu­ troactive to April 1 at both plinta. change o f technical missions by tlons concerning the Britiah- BALANCE PRICE ing. Raaaonabla..3t Haaal St., MI. Hutchins. MI. 0-CIS8. e-4894. One of the other beneflta in the tatting threads. At Vour Tam 461 Main St. ONE LOVING w i f e and three pancy, Good inveatment at moder­ the five subcommittee nations, Frwich plan but he did not acc$p^ EEkMA r o K m a , , 0-7083. new contract is a provision for' H SI Shop SO Cottage 6t. Phone MI. BLOND WOOD .bed and spring. Buccaneer Motors, 3 h.p. to 38 h.p. ONLY 5488.26 wonderful children waiting In Ohio MANCHESTER—Six room Cape. ate price, $18,300. Webster Agen­ leee would vtsU each country to or reject It. J/ $4co Oim wofOPB Free storage untu wanted. Free sn improved employe group Inaur- 9-3S5S.-. 1683 CADILLAC hard top coupe. Boy's pea Jacket, gray suit, four Holsclaw Boat Trailers NICE LARGE room, privata an' for me to locate housing. Desire Ideal, convenient location. Over­ cy, Rockville TR. 8-5748. idy disarmament control ami in- Sri^ral Veservations concerning Full Cadillac equipment Including NOOMMO<^ I t M . ROUTE SALESMAN fdr dry clean­ pairs of dress pants, size 14 and Chris Craft Boat Kits — Old Town daUvsty. trance, kitchen priwegea. Park­ ranee plan. Thle will provide' in- •peHion methods. Stegsen said FOUND —Female Collie, brown house. Representsttve of large sized'lot, garage and breeseway the proposal hkve been outllnaQ 1 » tintedv glass selectronlc radjp, aittni mwinm tftictni ing route. Man who is willing to 16. Good condition. MI. 9-3586. Kingcraft and many others. Free aat up our own raliabla ing. Far one or two refined gentle chemical manufacturer. Call , col­ BOLTON—Charming five room creeaed Ufa Insurance benefits and their objective would be to devise with light brown chest. Call Dog man Owner. ML 0-475*. Stassen in Informal talkjt wltn-v power steering, hydramatic, neaiX work. Salary plus, coipmlsslon. Marine hardware, paints, fishing men. MI. 0-4171. lect, Bill Horatman, Nathan Hale fleldstone honfb located on large better comprehensive medical and an effective system of checking French and British offlciqhi. . Walden, Lee Fracchia. MI. 3-4840. iy new white wall tires. A certi­ Apply in person. Fisher Dry LADDERS 90c per foot. Step ex­ equipment. PHone Me Immediately beautlfuUy landscaped lot, 13’ x 24' health coverage without additional tension, alralght, all sizes. Sber- Hotel, Willimantic, Conn. HA. fied 23,000 miles. Looks and runs Cleansers. 323 Broad St. Hartford CH. 7-0358 LARGE, PLEASANT room, heated. $-3847. glassed and ecreened rear port;h, cost to the employe. /■ LOST—Small redish brown long win Wtlliama, 981 Main St. Continuous hot water .Central. HOUSES FOR SALE attached ghraga and workahop. haired Pekingese dog. Black snub liks a new one. The lucky buyer uto Ace— M>rtea-M.*^rea 6 Household Scrricce Courses and Oasscs 27 JOHN K. VALLUZZI After 7 P. M. CH. 6-4690 Rolala Share Plaa . H W will get a new car guarantee on 5 Separate entrance. Gentleman. WANTED—To rent, single room, ExceUent buy $14,780, Eastwood Tha Rogera Corp, ahere of pro­ itoae. Near Neipic Rd., Glaston- TWO 'EUBURBANTTE snoaK, tread Offered 13-A RADIO-ELECTRONICS -Television ATTENTION, artisU. All our artist See It Day Or Night Parking. MI. 8-4724. 464 GARDNER ST. Real Estate Agency. MI. 0-84t4 or Investigation Seen S ol'^ g / bury. Reward. Call ME. S-7S24. this Cadillac. For the best in used AMBITIOUS MAN brushes reduced 38%. Grum- MANCHESTER BOAT C O ,^^ vicinity of Center and ^urch St. duction plan Is rotainod in the new tiresI, « :ise 600 X 16. Excellent con servicing, “ Learn by Doing’’ at If you have no means of transpor­ Write Box B. Herald. Coventry PI. 3-7BM. Csdlllaca see Bob Oliver at Center WEAVING of bumr, moth holes bacher. Delta, Harrison, etc. Can- jarRNISHED ROOM with private Knotty Pine Kitchen contract Thla permits workers to XX)8T—Roee'colored wallet. Tues- Motor Salea, 461 Main St., Man­ ditlon, v ery ' reasonable. 'lyfl. and tom clothing, hoattry runs, “ Connecticut’s Oldest Electronics Over 26,. married, sincere, re­ 10 ESSBSC ST; tation, ;*I’U aend my auto for- you. bertefit automatically whenever 9-8747. School.’ ’ Spring term starting. En. 'vaa boards, 8x10 to 33x30, all re­ Tel. MI. 6-2939 entrance, $• weekly. Call Ml, YOUNG COUPLE with no children Baseboard Radiation ANDOVER Marly Thefts^ Bream in Area es day on Main St. ContiUns high chester. handbags repaired, tipper re­ liable, interested In lifetime cai^eer duced 23%. Sherwin WlHIams, 981 No obligation. bualnese Improvea. V . roll now for practical day or eve­ in aales or sales management. Car 9.-1T48 after 7 p.m. dasire 8 te 4 room unfurnished Tile Bath For quality, etyla end coat you achool cards and social security placement, umbrcliaa repaired, Main St. . y Open evenings 8 — 9 p.m. Fireplace with knotty plha Signing the agreement for Oak card. MI. 8-60S9. 1680 CHEVROLET, two, door. 1680 TRUCK TIRES ''inen’a shirt collars reversed and ning class. For free descriptive required. No traveling. Salea ex­ A—I^B —E-rR—T—’S apartment. Ml. 3-4931. can't beat this throa-badroom Lodge, No. 48, I.B.P.M., wore Leo Inveeti^Uon hy Manchestor Saturday 9 — 5:30 p.m. paneling ranch. FHA and VA approved. police^flowing recovery Mond^ ist Oldsmobile club coupe, four door. replaced. Marlow’s LitUe Mend- circular phone JA, 6-3406, or write perience or knowledge of our busi­ -ROPER POUR burner' gas range, 48-48 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD DOUBLE ROOM tor men only. CaU TetroauU, president; Raymond D. ^ L. Celebrates LOST—Aundajr blapk and white 1646 Ford. ie » Dodge. 1646 Olds­ All Sizes 6-8-10 and 13 ply. First ing-^hop.______' New England Technical Institute ness unnecessaryW e thoroughly very good condition. $40, a u b $1*,000. o f a/tnowbound abandenad atolan MI. 0-24*4. Home* For Sale 72 Open for ins^ctlon every Satur­ Rainey, vice president; Joseph B. caL Vicinity Summit and Hollister mobile. 1948 Chevrolet, two door. line, factory blemished. Save 40%. of Conn., Inc., 168 Trumbull St., train you to assure siicceks. Our chair, miscellaneoua. Reasonable. ANTIQUE FURNITURE, allvar. day and Sunday, 3 p.m. until dark. One completed ranch etiU aveUablo Norton, recording eecretary; Jo­ found In Hartford lad yaetar- 1611 Ford. Good running. Excel­ No down payment,. 18 months to Hartford. Conn. riata, China, and uaad furniture for $13,800. 53 rd Anniversary to the apprebanslon of six Ste. Call,MI. 8-7106.______, FLAT F1N18H HoUand window average salesman earns about $105 MI. 3-6818, Dismondsr-TVatclicfr— FURNISHED ROOM. Private en- seph T. Ambukewlcs,' treasurer, lent second cars. See Bob Oliver, p«y- ahadea, made to measure. AU bought and aold. Furniture Repair Tri-level ranch’ and contemporary Ikeley High School studenti in for a wedk. Above average men Jewelry 48 trance. Parking. One or two gen' GILBERT FICKETT and flnanciaL aecratary. LOST—PASS BOOK No. 72I6I. Center Motor Sales, 481 Main St., metal Venetian bluida at a new AMERICAN STANDARD boiler- Service. MU. 8-7440, under conetruetton. DiUfhteixTinJberty, No. it, Hartford, poitee said. BUDGET CENTER earn considerably more. If quail, .tiemen with good habits. 101 OWNER MOVING MI. $-$688 A. Batley, Charlea A. Spaulding, Notice te hereby given that Pass Manchester. low price. X eys made while you Bonds— Stocks fled, promotion to sales manage­ burner unit, Honeywell controls. Chestnut St. Choice of acre lota end plena, t(O U . celebrated iU 53rd apnlyler. Lt. Walter Caasells said Book No. 73161. issued by The Sav­ MI. 3-4164. LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ Raymond Sabourin, William Chapr w all " Mario loMia. Mortgages 51 ment position assures average an­ l*,i years old. Call MI. 8-8297.\ TO BE SOLD AT SIX ROOM ^COLONIAL REIMER breaks and motor vehlclo theffa 1» ings Bank of Manchester hss been 1981 PLTMOUTH CLUB coupe. pairs, adjusts watches expertly. CUSTOM FIVE ROOM Cape. man, Viola RobUlard, Mlldreil aary Tueaday night in Orangq-llaU. nual earnings of $8,000 to $12,000. SACRIFICE CO^fSTRUCTION COMPANY a number of towns may ba cMuod lost and ^wlication has been Radio,, heater, in wonderful, condi­ FORMICA counters, ceramic wall $1,000 COSTS $22.25 monthly and FOUR COCA COLA coolers. Coin Reasonable prices. Open dally. Large living room, fireplace, OE Hebert. Joaeph Poltras, John FoUowtng a business md4tlng at up by the inyeatigatlon. S t ^ Auto Drlvlnc School 7«A Above average managers have op­ Thursday evenings. 129 Sprues t-piecc mahogany dining suite, Two-car garage, fireplace, oU Coventry PI. 2-8381 Belle, Leo LaCroIx, Robert Geu made to said bank for payment of tion throughout. Small down pay­ and floor tile. L4t us modernize that’a all. Dial CH. 6-8897. FHA machine, 104 Bottle capacity. Coke Boarders Wanted 59-A steam heat, A-1 condition, large lot, dishwasher and dioposal, tile bath, 8 o'clock, a steak, dliiher was Police, as well as Hartford PoUeo. law a portunity for extremely high In­ Street. Ml. e-4S8T. excellent condition. dreau, committeemen. / the amount of depodit. ment, easy weekly or monthly LARSON’S DRiVINa School. your bathroom and kitchen. For M d GI tlancing a specialty with coin changer, 240 bottle capacity. Three iron beds. desiraUle neighborhood, near recreation room, ample shade ■arved in tha banquet mall by Mr. are atlll working on tha caaa. et«ry terms. Douglas Motor, 833 Main. come for lifetime. Perhaps you Signing for Maple Lodgtf^ No. Maiichesttr'e only framed and free estimates call MI, 6-2638, The Connecticut Mortgageige Exchange, Two soft drink machines. Rock- One 13 X 18 linoleum. schools, bus, shopping area. $18,800, trees and garage. Com er lot. No and Mrs. Elroy Phem , saatsted by Hartford youths JoM Back and nuen are in your present position’ be­ ROOM AND BOARD. Gentleman. WentedUce,-and a centerpiece of a poet the same bond. steering, Two lone gre^.. my, PI. 2-7249 any time, Mr. Realtor. MI. 3-5416. 3-6491. Write Box Z. Herald. •i-'h Lots for Sal* wera Waltar Riley, area represen­ through Saturday, 10 a.m. to used lumber to build a two-car ga­ WEST SIDE—Seven room coloh'iM)', - consult Howard R. HasUnga Agan- la p ^ birthday cake beauUfuUy Hartford police arraoted DonaM Miclette, your personal instructor. cy, MI. 9.1KW. tative of Webster, Mess. irated with the colors of the com- p.m BroU, Ml. 9-8813, or 1688'Oldsmobile 88 Holi^dy Coupe. BOLTON—Building atone, veneer ABSOLUTE bargain. Custom made rage complete. THREE ROOM heated apartment two-car garage attached, three LOT 110’ ,x 238'. Plenty of trees, LaReau and Soott LaJ>ent,-4dao je. 8-4941. Radio, heater, hydramatic, PACKAGE STORE for sale. In- or telephone after 9 a m. Thurs­ ftraplace, wall alone flagstone, slip sup covers, cornices, drapes and CALL MI. 9-3803 bedrooms. FiUly insulated. Alum- push Hill Rd. Call JA. 8-8308 altar Signing----w for - the------companym^^***P wera l ^ e and 58 candles. The two char. and both of Hartford. -They are MORTLDCK'S Driving School. Lost BHildlnx— Contneting 14 near Center,. Adults only. Rent LUmMOS WANTBQ - Slnglt, * ' ■ ter memhere present. Mrs. Bllsa- power brakes hnd steering; . quire 131 .Brooklyn St.. Rockville. day. Friday and Saturday, CHapel ..Also slate flagging. Bolton Notch upholstery. Fine workmanship for $75. Call JA. 2-8939 between * and Inum storm wuidowa and doors 4 p.m. , Saul M ., Sllvcrateln, prealdent: charged w>th breaking and enter-* cbhfldence quickly- restored' by two-famtly-, throo-famUy, bust- Robert Mawley, treasurer; bath R. Ceverly and Mrs. Annie ing and theft in connection with [ortIi> W o tone greeiyand ivory. GENERAL CARPEHTRT^Altera- T-8877. warry. .Ml. 9-0617. Prompt de- little money. Budget terms. Cali 10 a.m. double lot. Reasonably priced. skilled, courteous Instructors. livery. A - hasa p r ^ r t y . Hava many q«eh nay . A. . Rrown, vice prei^nt; PSrine, ciit the cake end past mUq THB DAIRY QinCEN at 907 West License included. Dual controlled, tlons, additions and new construc­ - ^ f t e r 8 Ml. 6-78<2. Moslcsl Instmmnts , 53 ' May be seen by appointment only. break at. ^ Hartford Middle .Tpkq. is now open. 1988 Gheyrdlet Acl Air Nomad MI. .S-li05',9:30 a.m.' to 8 p.in. SnbErban For Sale Imyan. Mortgaiea ~ Arranged, and Milton E. Yeoman, pqreonn.si tresses aervfd everyone* vrtth Ice store, according to ( -standard, automatic cars. Ml. tion. Dormers, porches,. garagea Help Wanted—rFemale 25 GENTLEMAN WOULD like to Ptsaaa caU G a m e L. OrasiaaiQ, 'Station Wdgm. Radio; heater,- ROYAL AND Smith-Coronh MUSIC Instrumantal, rental. Com­ share four room apartment with Evening^ and weekends M>. director, ' cream and cake. MacDcsmid of MX^MM detke- laa bi>\ INCOME TAXES prepared in your ( and powei/glide. Like new, 6-7398. -and rooms finished at reasonalasonable abJe and ' standard typewriters. plete line of Inatrumenta. Rental ROCKVILLE—New 8H ranch un Realtor, ML e-SSTI. tO* RaSry tiva -dlvialqn. prices. Workmanship guaranteed. GENERAL OFFICE worker fqr Reatl Herald Adva. middle aged respectable man./All 9-0002. i^t the conclusion of 'the sign- Following the dinner, the group henna or by appointment E i^r- small office; Typing and knowl SaleSipen Wanted 36-A AU ' makes adding machines applied to purchaae price. Repre- der construction featuring.3 bed­ Street. int, a banquet was held at the adjourned To’ the lodge room where Thla pair o f teeniMNm appaaSrail 16$8 Chevrolet, four door, "Heater, Free estimates. Robert M. Alex­ conveniences. Including television. rooms, tile bath, full cal|ar, fire fenced tax w <^ CaU ML 3-4733. ■Igna^lights, two tone - paint. Garaces— Service-^Storage 10 'edge of shorthand required. Inter sold or rented. RepsJrt on all aenting Olda,Olda. Selmer^Selmer. Fed- Manchester Green section. Write NEAR EAST CENTER St.—Attrac- Psmfret Inn in Popiifret, games were played and singing and In Hai^onl Polios Court this ander. MI. 9-7716. GOOD HUMOR makes, Marlow’s. tive Bix room Cape Cod. Fireplace, place, 75x18$ plot, nice mighbor- BUYERS WAITINO -U ydu ( Les^han 100 miles on this one. eating diversified work. Prefer ler and 6undy. Metter’a Music Box A, Herald. ready to aeU your |»vpimy and dancing enjoyed. A history of the morning and had th8ir i INOOMH TAXES prepared. CaU GARAGE FOR RENT. Spruce St. ambitious woman of 35. or over SALESMEN '' Studio, m McKee. Ml. 8-7800. sanitary moI(Ung, recreation hood. $13,900. Webatcr .Agency '/ lodge wee aleo reed by the eecre- tlnued under I2JMM bolndv until Dan Moaler, MI. 9-8339 or JA. PALMER AND CARNEY-mason NATIONAL N. C. 48 communica­ R ockvlH eT R .,5-8745. want quick, reliable eerviee, then 1954 ^ rd ,. Country Sedan, * p"as- near Bast Center St. Call Ml. contrhetors, fireplaces, brick Copvenient East Hartford’-locatlon. On March 31, we will start our room, ^rch, gasage. Vary reason tary. Ap)il 6, MacDonald said. N$iih*r 7-8318. nger. Radio, heater, Ford-O- tions receiver with matching i ably priced. T r ito n W, Hutchins call Tha Real Eatate Center, Real 3-8469. veneer houses, cinder and cement Call Orkil, Inc. JA. 8-6581. Ask JSth Seaaon. This year designates Businees Locations BOLTON—Three bedroom ranch tors, as Beat Center 8t. JA. 8-8834 New SubMation has yetjpMled bond and th^ I® atlc, power steering and speaker, $15i 100 amp. 28 V.D.C. ' MANCHESTER \ WILL STORE piano in my living MI. 9-8133, 0-40*4. being 1 INCOME TAX returns prepared at block buildings. MI. 3-4763 or foil Miss McCarthy. a quarter of a century of success­ For Rent 14 flre^ace, plastered walla, hard any time. brakes. Light blue with white ful operation for Good Humor generator driven by l h. p. gasb- | room. Excellent care. Ml. 9-a6$4. In addition, two Ifl-yaar aid your convenience. For appoint Rockville TR 8-4744 line engine, $15. Swap either fw- 1 $11,900 EXPANDABLE Cape. Hot wood floors, basement garage, $4 T^Open Monday Harry Reelected. wall tires. Mnlorcyclca^Bicveles 11 PRjfcSS OPERATOR wanted. Five salesmen here In Connecticut. MOVING and STORE AT CENTER. Heat furn­ ARE YOU CONI 3EIUNG youths will bo tumad over to ment call11 h f i .9-1681.------day week. Must apply in. person. table saw, MI. 3-5908 water heat, full shed dormer, one acre lot, garden. Ideal location for 1683 Ford Victoria. Ra^lo, heater, V. BEUXUOCI and Son, Mason Con­ We offer above average earni;iga, Wearing Apparel— Purs 57 ished. Ml. 9-8808, Ml. 9-8531. WUl children. $14,900. CaU owner, MI SELUNG YOUR WPBRTYT Juventlo nuthoritlaa aa n result o f BICYCLE R e p a i r i n g aii types, tractor. Brick and atone veneer, New Model Laundry, 73 Summit. pleasant out-door route aales, no acre, sweeping .-view, suburban Acting poetmastsT Thomas Gas Co. Director Ford'O-Mattr. Two tone black English a specialty. Now open 9 IRON FRAME bed, spring, mat­ TRUCKING CO. remodel front to suit tenants. Carlton W Hutchins. MI. 9-8132 3-7070. Wo wUl appraise/your property the Invoatigatlim. PbUe* said. Penonmla ^ and ivory. White walMlrea. fireplace, chimney, also concrete operating expense, hospitalization, 44 McKee 8t., Maneheater TWEED SPORT Jacket fqr free and without / any obligation. Moriarty announced today that all (Jaaeella, aided Sgt. MUton a.m. to 9 p.m. Manchester AUDIOGRAPH TRANSCRIBER tress, $18: Duo-Therm pot-type 3400 SQ. FT. of space for business 9-4864. work. MI 9-8451. 318 Fern St. bonUa arrangement, uncomparable parlor heater, $20. MI. 9-0083. ten or eleven. Like new. w a t e r f r o n t cottage at Coven We , also buy property for cash, parcel post mail .will be handled c. Foster Harry, feirmer vice Stratton in the tnvaatlgaUen aald BRAND NEW 1988 Lewyt VMuum 1953 Cadillac, four door. Radio, Cycle Shop, 166 West Middle Turn­ MI. 3-5042. Agency Management Association, pi-odUGla and equipment. \ Ml 3.6563 offices or light mdustry. Second pike. MI. 9-2098. a iimall research organization lo­ 9-1782. MANCHESTER try Lake. Automatic gaa heat, hot Selling or buying contact at the new faclIlUee on Broad St. president In charge of manufac­ LaReau aaya.ho alone took the car cleaner on big wheels. Save $36, heater, hydremati^ power We will -require - a number \ of floor. Centrally located. Parking STANLEY BRAY, Realtor Feb. 23 found abandoned Monday ALTERATIONS and additions. cated at 855 Asylum Ave., Hart­ Owned and Operated b y ' Water, shower, heatalator five after Monday but the building will turing at Cheney Bros, and nofw only 884.98,caah and c*rty. La- steering and brakai. Black with Good Humor Representatives \ o EARLY BIRD SALE WALTER B. PERRETT .Ir. facilities. Call JA. 7-1873. place, screened porch,. artesian BRAE-BURN REALTY by Hartford l^ ie o . Flamme Appliance Co,^ 18 Oak white wall Urea. • Kitchens remodeled. New ceilings. ford (Corner Sigourney and Asy­ Four bedroom colonial C^inet not be open to the public until general manager of Maxim Silen­ operate our^ales cars, trailers. trK W’lLLI.A.M J. PKIi ERING Wanted—To Buy 58 kitchen, IH baths, two fireplacesuai well. MI. 9-3371. ML 3-8378. cer Co. in HarUord. WM reelected A warrant charging Mm wiOi St., Watkins BuUdlngy-^ ‘ Business Services Offered 15 Workmanship guaranteed. A. A. lum Ave.j needs good typist for cycles and push carts on estab­ .Special prices on all wheel goods. HARTFORD RD. — Business zone. about May 1. 1684 Plymouth Suburban. Radio, transcribing audogrsph discs and garage. Am>site drive. $23,100. yesterday to the Board of Direc­ motor Vahiclo.theftaefta ftat Manehoa- Dion, Inc. Ml. 3-4860. lished profitable scheduled terri­ Tricyrles $3.95 to $11.9.8. Values up ; Siiecessor to ARROW HEADS old guns, swords, All or part of -eight room house, He saiil equipment for the fi­ WOULD LIKE ride/from SJ'g Ice healer, two tone green. Only ASHES AND rubbi^ removed. diversified typing of correspond­ NEM’TON R. TAGGART can easily be converted to offices tors of tha Hartford Gas. Co. at ter Motor Bales Feb. 3 f and March tories and locations. I*. $20. ' powder horns, stuffed animals, old hand, said the ai$e of the Democra­ nancial section hae been delayed 1 was held by Manebastar polteo Cream Bar, Boltoli, or from' the 1.7,838 milea. . Lawn work, trees 'cut. cellars ence. research reports, committee post cards, etc. MI. S-STIT, Stan, or other business uses. MI. WARREN E. HOWLAND Stevenson Forces tic vote indicated “etrong greia end, until It la Inatalled, the new the annual ttockholdera meeting. cleaned. Papers and rags taken For complete details visit Mr. REALTOR when be waa arrested by Hartford Center of MancHester to vicinity 1682 Buick tpeclal two door. minutes. Office hours 8:15*4o 1:30, A. L. Muro, Bond Hotel, Hart­ \BUDGET CENTER 70 MiU St. t S'-n**, CH. 7-4809. root lupport’’ for Democratic farm parcel post substation 'will not bo All officers and directors were of NaUonal F ife Ins. Oo., Hart- away, free. MI. 6-0143. Florists— Nurseries 15 but will be glad to make appoint­ MI. 1-1108 MI. 9-6003 police, accordtatg to Caaaalla. Radio, heater, dynaflow. In ford, on Thursday, March 22, frqm \ MI. .7-1161, Regroup for Drive policiee,^ able to handle the public. reeiected to their posts. It waa the abandoned car la*d ford. Hours 8 :1 0 'to 4;10. Please like new condition. SPRING FLOWERS, fresh cut ments for interviews after office 10:00 a m. to 8:(io p.m., or stop in Incoming gsnd outgoing parcel Norman B. Bertolette. presi­ call MI. 9-4791. REFRlGERA’nO N sates and serv houra or on Saturday. Call Misa $12,400 NEW RANCH homes now which helped lead poUoo to 'Ih* Ice. Commercial, household, air daily. Iris, snapdragon, daffodils, to our office at 25 James St., New CONTROL.' BRED baby parakeets being built. Three bedrooms. CC' poet mall, however, will be han­ dent, reported sales of gas and group. HARLOW MOTORS Honer, .lA. 8-0881, or write to (Continued from Page One). conditioners, freezers. A. and W. tulips, carnations, and gladiolus. Haven, Conn,, starting Monday, at 131 Glanwood St. in basement, LEGAL NOTICE ramie tile bapi hot water heat, full dled by poetal employes there af­ gsa appliances higbaat in the com­ 'W hile Caaoalls waa at Bulkelay l3s Main St., Manchester above address. College Sludenls Auboiiiobilea for Sale 4 Refrigeration Co. M l. 9-1237, BU. Azalea plants in bud and bloom. March 19, from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 (rear). hoUrs 3 to 9 daily. MI. ^ Make cellar, ’ i,ac/e, trees, view. Subur­ tial attempt, aald In Chicago. ter Monday. Moriarty was en- pany's history, but noted that yesterdM woiriUiM on . tho eaae, Delivery service. Anderson Green, p.m. daily. 9-6572. Notice is hereby given that the following are the party-endorsed thtisiaaUe about the factltUee. He earnings for stock were down for M 1648 CHEVROLET, twoaloor. Com­ 9-3196, Ml. 9-005S. GENERAL OFFICE Worker. Per- ban. Picklgour own colors and lot “That means Stevenson will have Practice Teaching C2)ief Herman O. Bdlendel aaid n S4t ACKARD two door. Radio, houses, 188 Eldridge St. MI. 3-8486. , manent posttion. Must be good randidstca of the Democratic Parly for election as members of the now. Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, eaid the building le modern in 1955 becauM of flood damage and LaReau skipped .-out . when ho was pletely rebuilt front' and, other OUMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart Her to redouble hie efforts to get r ,: ultramatlc. Interior, like typist. Small office..'plcasapt sur­ Town Committee o f said Party in the Town of Coventrj',_ together with MJ. 9-8132, Ml. 9-4694. through to the people so they will every way and- promisee to be a othar non-re$)irring expenses. allowed by achool authorities to got M U7U work, loesn’t burn oil. DouglaC R. Wolcott on aninger and auto­ great help in dealing with tha sailing at a bargain price. Motor, 333 Main. roundings and congenial associ­ Help Wanted— Dream the street addresses of said candidates; see his quality 'aa compared to Several Univeraity o f (Connecti­ Revenues totaled $8,493,000, his coat. » ST) i8 CbeVrmet club coupe. Radio; matic washing machinaa, electric ates. This opportunity should ap­ Male or Female MANCHESTER—Lovely new over- cut students from this area are growring mall load here. which la $314.0(10 higher than in Back and LaRcatt war* found at 06 JW ranges, vacuum cleaners, motors, RooDng—Siding 16 27 Name Address others.’’ . .jcatar, in good condition. Doug- WANT TO BUT A CAR and had peal to an East Hartford or Man- Albert A. and Helen FSOssl Fitzgerald Blyd.. Coventry, Conn. Bised 6 room Cape, full cellar,, Sen., Humphrey (D-Minn) said practice-teaching In schools of the Moriarty, who was accom$>anied 1054. Eamtnga f()r common stock a Hartford dinar last night whan ■mall /tppliancea, welding. 174 F o f S a i e fireplace', l|i hatha, all plaster, / laa Motor,- 833 Main. / your credit turned down? Don't RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and cheater lady. Apply Noble and Come Charles E. and MathUde Nyack RFD No. 2, Coventry, Conn. in Washington thst Stevenson State this month and next aa part on an Inspection tour of the new were $828,000 ^ ro p a re d with police followed Up a tip, CseeeWa Main Street. Ml. 8-6678. Anderson windows. Hollister n su give up, eee “ Honeat” r’ Douglas, built up roofs, gutter and con­ Westbrook Manufacturing Co., or HELP WANTED, male or female. RFD No. l„Coventry. Conn. himself as well ss his supporters o f their preparation for Jobs as building yesterday by BOatal In­ $462,000 In 1954, however. ■aid. Ronald B. Glendinning School. $15.(XW. Many other attrac­ spector IMward F. Flynn o f the S6 14U 333 Main. Not a. finance conipany RUBBISH AND ashes removed. ductor work, toof, chimney re­ Phone BU. 9-2717, Apply Arthur Drug Luncheonette. True! Christian A; Welgold West Wlllington, Conn. are “ unwavering." He added, in teachers upon graduation and for Dividends for $2 a share of com­ Beck was taken in ctiatody hy plan. pairs. Ray Hagenow,. Ml 0-2214. SODA SHOP and Ijike Street, Coventry, Conn. tive listings available. The Ells­ a statement, that the high point C.ei^lficatlon. Students from other Bridgeport office, aald several em­ Manchester police, while Hartford So Protty For Tots General cleaning, cellars, attics Adsllne O. Hoff worth Mitten Agency. Realtors, ployes from the -main office WUl mon stock totaling $300,000 were -Ray Jackson, Ml 3-8328. SALESGIRLS—Experienced. Ex­ RFD No. 2. Coventry, Conn. of the Minnesota voting was the towns are, also prsctice teaching police held LaReau. SS 3M and yards. Reasonable rates. M. Situations Wanted— Josephine 3. Plaster Mrs., Meyer. MI. 6-5524. temporarily be transferreil to paid as in the past 10 years. Addi­ A M. Rubbish Removal, Ml. cellent, salary and commission. t a k e h e r t q RFD No. 3. ,Coventry, Conn. / Democratic turnout “ that in Manchester snd neighboring tions to plant amounted to $$50,- n 33ft ROOFING, Siding and carpentry. Apply Peggy Lane 8tore.'777 Main LUNGHEONEnE John A. Hillman Broad Bt. I-ater, he added, prob­ S3 261 6-9787. Female 28 RFD No. 3, Coventry, Conn.. swamped the Elsenhower-Know- towns. 000 in the year-snd the total In­ W ear With Confidence! Alterationa and additions Ceil­ St., Mhnehester. Esther M. Kstsung ' FOUR ably three or, four men will ■ l>e SS as.1 Walter al|d Mildred Hlitgen RFD No. 2, Coventry,'Conn. land totals’’ on the Republican Local knd area, students who vestment St the end of the year 63 111 MOWERS REPAIRED and sharp­ ings. Workmanship guaranteed. I WILL CARE for one small child Doing good business, BEDROOM COLONIAL added to the Mancheeter postal A b o u t T o ^ STENOGRAPHER—10 hoiir week. in niv home days. Experienced. Covey's Harold McCsmrnon RFD No. .3, Coventry, Corin. • side. are practice teaching, and- the was $15,477. 13 net ened. Alt work guaranteed. Pick­ A. A. Dion, Inc.<> 399 Autumn RFD No. 2. Coventry, Conn. With 3,840 of 3.888 precincts re­ staff. Street. Ml $-4360.. Excellent salary, paid holidays, , Call MI. 9-8718. good location. Rea.son for Mary McNamara First time on the market. An schools where : they are located up, delivery. 113 Wells St, MI. FOR A DELICIOUS Seagraves Road. Coventry, Conn. ported, the Democrats had rolled are: Edwin Johnson of Andover, 00 sw 9-1702. vapation and benefits. Call MI. selling: Owner moving. Mary Forat cider hoine in tip-top condition. On Connecticut Power Co. Workora ta 205 '3-1611 after 2 p.m. dinner Lillian Day RFD No. 3. Coventry, Conn. Gerard Street, very central. New up 419.016 votes, 238J)09 o f them teaching vocational-agriculture in are installing a m a rb le at. tha 01 371 CALL COUGHLIN Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Eva Murray Seagraves Road. Coventry, Conn. for Kefauver. The Republicans had Wamogo Regional High, Lltcb- corner of BUsell and Main Sts. to « 25.5 MANCHESTER T.V. Service, radio CALL MI 9-1359 ' tile bath, lavatory down, garage, BULLDOZER — (small i, E^xper- Jamea A. and Elsa V. Martin RFTD No. 3. Coventry, Conn. tool shed, loaded with extras. Ixiok 105,621, of which President*Elsen- fleld; Mrs. Nancy O. Klock, 83 be used in connection' with a new 53 199 and T.V. speciaiists since 1631 A.K.C, REGISTERED male Boxer ■ Charter members of Telsa. Ml For all types of lenced operator to grade around kloyd Ayers River Road, Coventry. Conn. this one over and start packing. hower held 192,483. Sen. Knowlend Henry St., teaching mathematics Borgnine, Miss Magnani, line to serve ttvo Main SL stores 39 1306 ! dog, two years old, fawn color 9-8660 or Ml. 3-4607. houses. Nick-Scaglin Construction James Loyslm RFD No. 2, Coventry. Conn. (R-Celif) had the 3,130 balance. in Rockville High. School; Carolyn north of Biseell St. which a tf now ROOFING Company Glastonbury. ME. i with white marking. ML 9-4331. Joseph Kranciinaa Woodlawn Drive, Coventry. Conn. $22.00tf Knowlend was filed by petition but Maan. 37 Jensen \Ht., teaming being renovated.' These stona Siiei )4-IU I POWEai AND hand mowers sharp­ 3-7390. 30 Blsaell Road. Coventry. Conn. PORTERFIELD’S PET SUPPLY, Josephj'GorrIS made no camraign. mathemstlcs in Mankhcster^tlsh will ibe occupied by Johnson 32 (JPl ened. Air-cooled engines repaired. Ml. 3-7707 Lila Leary Upton Drive, Coventry. Conn. In Washington, several Demo­ S ch oolf June Ruse, Sohfli ^Wind­ ‘Marty’ Capture Oscars Paint Co/ and Manchester Drug Pick up and delivery. All work DENTAL a s s is t a n t , experienced how located at Route 5 and Chapel SEPTIC TANKS RESTAURANT RFD No. 2. Coventry, Conn. T. J. CROCKETT, ngllsh Rd , South Windsor, next to East 4.8 E.\ST CE.\T1-:R ST. Elaa Koehler crats Joined Humphrey in con­ sor, teaching physical education at Co, guaranteed. Ideal Grinding Shop. ’preferred blit not necessary. Five A.ND RFD No. 2. Coventry, Conn. REALTOR Plant Junior High School, 'West m(| a day week. Write Box K, Herald. Hartford Drlve-ln 'Theater. Open TEL. Ml 8-1415 Howard and Ruth Craft tending that Sen. Estes Kefauver's ((VmllBued from Page One)^ television at New Haven. Conn., sttinir 273 Adame. Phone MI 9-3120, David Gibaon Cassidy Hill Road. Coventry. Conn. up.set Minnesota primary victory Hartford; and .Mrs. Shirley Sulll- The Orange Hall Oofp. will maet daily 9-5, Tuesday, Thursday and .It’s Nli-e'to Dine Out 244 Main St.; Manchester and let out (i lo-id howl when his noui 3-8979. PLUCBED 2EWERS Samuel LeDoyt Mason'street, Coventry, Conn. w-aa a "repudiation” b.v Republican va’n, Talcqttvllle. teaching English tomorrow qight In Orange Hallf Roofing and Chimneys 16-A BOOKKEEPER-full time position, Friday nights 7 . 9 p.m. Man­ It's Smart to Dine Office MI. 3-541$ Hollywood thought the two part­ victory w*e nnounced. » Sat- pleasant working conditions, 10 chester customers can call JA. Aaro Aho RFD No. 2. Coventry, Conn. voters of President Eisenhower's at Barnard School. "We are Just very proud snd starting with a supper at 8 o'cIcid(( JUNK DEALER will buy paper, AT CAVEY-’S RFD No. 2, Coventry, Conn, ners were slightly daft when they Loch. . rags, Iron, metal, no cars please. ROOFING—Specialising in repair­ hour week. Apply in person, Mrs. 8-3391 ' and, we will bring order MACHINE CLEANED Kenneth Downing EAST 'CENTER ST.^-Sultable for farm program. Students from other towns who , happy for. Ernie," his sister, Mrs The annual meeting will be heltbat KUk- ing roofs of all kuids. Alsu new Roy,, ^eaupre Motors, Inc., 338 home with us' at 8 p.m. to 88 Alvin Goodin Washburn Ave.. Coventry, Conn. office and home. Ten roorhs, ,A number of Republicans sharp­ are prsctice-teachihg in Manches­ announced last year that they In-1 Velardl, told a reporter. 8 o’clock. All members are urged Call Rockville TR. 5-7621. Will Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer Bunker Hill Road, Coventry, Conn. tr the pick up. -- roofs. Gutter work.. Chimneys East Center* St. Spruce St. '■ Robert L. LeLacheur steam heat, oil, fireplace, two ly rejected thst suggestion, aU ter snd area schools are; Birgit tended to make a movie about a Others present were the actor’s to attend. Lines Installed South Street. Coventry. Conn. itree'a cleaned, r»a ired . 26 yeara’ ex- Don Churchill bathrooma two*car garage, large though some o f them acknowl­ Almgran of Ridgefield, teaching homely butcher and a wallflower father, who works In a New Haven 1900. RfeFRIGERA'iripN sales and serv­ penence. Free estiinates. Call SALESt.ADy with alteration ex­ Cellar Waterproofing Done ^ Stephen and Enlce Loyzim RFD No. 3. Coventry, Conn. lot. Ample parking. Mortgages ar-, edged they are concerned oyer the English in Longview’ School, factory; his aunt, Louise Borgnihe, During the Sunday morning perience for aperlalty shop. Call Plains Road, Coventry, Conn. school teacher with no big star ice. freezers, coolers, etc. Call Howley. Manchester Ml. $-8361. RALPH George F. Farrell ranged. A rsai bargain. For ap­ effect on voters of the long decline Ellington; Maryann Banthin *of and Mrs. Velardl’s husband. service at the Salvation Army <3- Jack Wpodiacock. Ml. 3-1686. Ml. 3-1879 for interview. M c Kin n e y b r o s . Alanaon E. and Alice A. Stewart Talcott Hill Road. Coventry, Conn. pointment call George L. Grazia-, names in the cast. tadei, conducted by nine cadets 22 HOLLISTER ST. in farm income. Redding Ridge, teaching music at At the ttme Iwoncaster salid. Borgnlno's mother died in 1947. SEWERAGE DISPOSAL CO. William A. Miller RFD No. 2. Coventry. Conn dio. Realtor. Ml. 9-5878 Senators of -both parlies saw the from the Salvation Army I ralnlng EXPERIENCED woman for foun: Four bedrooms and two full Buckley School: Bonita Barnard of "W ere making It liecsuse it's His maternal grandfather was dWil- ANTIQUES Reflnlshed. Repairing STARKWEATHER kfary F. HiUa Lake Striet. Coventry, Conn. result aa a big boost for Kefsuver, College, New York, Ool.------Edwini J done on ans fivniture. Tieman, Heating— Plumbing 17 lain luncheonette. 5 nights. Apply baths, lafge living room, lovely ISO-182 Pearl St„ Tel. MI 8-8808 TANNER ST-rNew,' ranch hpmea, Westbrook, teaching music at Bar% something we want to i >aUe." Count Paolo Boaelli, onetime finan­ ifua's Be sale I. Strack RFD No. 3, Coventry, Conn. their Tenne.ssee colleague. Several Perrelt, 59 Brookfield 8t„ artll 189 South I Main St. Phone Ifl. In person. Pine Pharmacy, 661 kitchen and dining area, recre­ ready for occupancy. Builders will nard School; Barbara Carlson of He added that even if the pic­ cial adviser to King Emtuiucl of yaar ANNOUNCES Delphia A. Aubin RFD, Coventry. Conn. Democrats renewed pledges of sup­ -New Britain, teaching English In Italy. dedicate the infant sort of Mr. 3-5843. Center St. , ; ation room. This is custom consider taking your present home ture didn’t earn a cent it would be :aines. PLUMBING and heating—Repairs Frank M. Kamplain RFD No. 2. Coventi-y, Cpnn. port fqr Adlai Stevenson, w-hoin Longview School. Ellington; Eliza­ B e st .SiHig and Mrs. G. Alton Perrett, 1*8 built Cape with S full shed Main Street. Coventry^Conn. in trade. Elxcellent mortgages. profitable as s tax loss sgsinst HILLS' TELEVISION Service. and contract work. Call Ml. 9-8341. dormer. Must be seen to be ap­ that Saturday and Sun* Thomas G. Welles he defeated, while concef’mg Stev­ beth Morris of Nianlic. teaching “ I./Ove la A Msiny-Splendored Eldridge St. Both, parents iere tn Stewart E. Hillman Gerald Park. CoventiV- Conn. Model house open -daily. 'T. J. hig gi'ossea of “ Vei'A Cruz" and Available at all times. Phileo fac­ Help Wanted-^Male 26 preciated. 3. YEAR Crockett, Realtor. Ml. 3-5418. enson had suffered a big setback social studies at Barnard School; Thing’’- was najtied the beat song the Cniadcl Band and Mrs. O. A. day will ba tha big days Anthony J. Paulis RFD No. 3. Coventry. Conn. "Apache,” putting the producers of the year. Perfett is.senlipr and Junior song- tory supervised service. Tel. MT; Shown hy appointment in his campaign to win the Demo­ Thyllls Rltahco of Greenwich, 9-9608. leaving— Trucking TYPfST. EVENINGS, experienced. APPRENTICE COURSES at the side of boouriful Ernest J. Peloquin RFD.No. 3. Goventiy, Conn. teaching physical education, at In s lower tax bracket Cameraman James Wong Howe, Bter leader, , . Call cratic presidenliial nomination Storage 20 Five days, good salary, benefits. George W. Moberg Daley Road. Coventry Conn. Legal Notice Manchester High. School; Anne, But /(‘Marty’’ turned out to be a nominated for an Oscar for the lOth Call P. and G. Motor Freight. MI. Box Mountoin on Tuhnol RFD No. 3. Coventry. Conn. again. . * , sleeper thst won (he pannes' Film GONUER'S T.V. Service, avaunble Can HHp You I.CO O. Ducharme Sen. Anderson (D-NM), former Sickinger of Georgetown, teach-| lime, finally won one. It was fdr The National of Hartford Group MANCHESTER Package Delivery; 9-5273. SIAXCHESTEB ASSOCIATES Build a S^ure Futurp RFD No, 3. Coventry. Conn. i.iqi OR rxK.uiT KezUvsl and New York Film. any time. Antenna - convertions. Realtors Rood. Kenneth M. Spencer secretary of agriculture who has Ing English St Manchester High nis photography of "The Rose Tat* Men's Club will hold its 48Ut- an­ Phileo factory eupervised eervira. Light trucking and package deliv­ Cedar Swamp Road.CJoventry. Conn. NOTH'K OK Arri,IC-ATinN Ch-ilics awards before getting last Herman W. Muiae Tli(» la til atv/- nolle/- ih«t I. barked major portions of the Elscn. School; snd .Joan Vslll of Torrlng- too. nual banquet at the Mancheetar Tel Ml. 9-1418 ery. Refrigerators, washers and WAITER AND bartender. part Charles Lathrop— .MI 9-0S84 64 Hlekory Drive. Coventry, Conn. Phil Hallin—.Ml 9-B3-JI Two model homes will he for­ Mary M. Perfottl THOMAS ('ASCO.NK. of 5s .Slandtah hower administration’s fkrm pro­ ton, teaching pf^ysical education at night’s Oscar, The star-studded ceremonies' at County Club tonight. Fred R. Zel­ atove moving specialty Folding ti.me. Write details to Post Office mally o|iened for your Inspec­ Harvey C! Morris RFD No. 3„ Coventry, Conn. St. Iiartfoid. Conn., havp fHpti am ai»- As for Jlnsnclsl rsturns on the Hollywood's Pantages Theater Earle Rohan—8tl 3-748S MACHINIST plication dated March 1«. IMS. with gram,- said in an Interview: Manchester High School. ler. State comptroller, will be the QUICK, HONEST, guaranteed T.V. chairs for rent. Ml. 9-0763. Bo.\ 786, Manchester. tion. Both the Ranch home and James L Bell RFD No. 2, Coventry, Conn. expected tax loss, Lancssler dis­ were brilliantly ertu’eed' "by 4 MOTIFS service, $2.50 per call. Contact ih/- I.lquor. ('nnti'ol (.'/iminlaalun f/,r' a “ The Minnesota vole, with thou­ guestj speaker. the Cape Cod home wlll.be eom- 4* Edward S, Frans Flandera Road. Coventrj'.'Conn. Tavern Permit for i.he tale of alro- sands of'Republicans entering the closed: comedian Jerry I,iewis. ^ - o stars cotoa naatNi Robert Webb. MI. 9-8801 - AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., local SETUP MAN in punch press de-' hlancbester last night ing, storage. CaU MI. 3-5187. Hart­ METALSMITH RFD No. 3, Coventry, Conn. copied, vacuum cleaners.' irons, ford CH. i-1423. Please apply to Gunver Manufac­ many line features these homes Alice Bradley CASt'O.VK and MAHV STA.VTKl.l,A of in the farm belt regardless of who general release yet." from the winners. put on a program of skits on An apron that you’ll wear with are so proud to present. , Nathan Hale Height.', Cov-entry, Conn. .55 Siandlah St . Hertford and 132 Blrcli Rec Schedule The straw-hatted. 68.year-old guns, etc., repaired. Shears, turing Co., 334 Hartford Rd. interview Requlretnente Armand Martineau : Si . .Manchater. and »m be conducli-d is the nominee.’' $18,000 Party senior scouting at the annual meet­ Thla darUng yoked dress for confidence because it is as pretty Frenchman---proved he still hss knivaf. mowers, etc., put into con- AUCTION! I by THO.MA8 CASCONK of 5S Siandlali Sen. Lehman (D-NY), saying he Heicht-Lani aster tossed a *10,- ing of the west district bf the young girts can be made without as it is pracUcal. The sweet pansy YOUNG MAN to work days until Over the past weekend (here The ilumber of positions to be filled »>n »»ld Town Committee is 60. . St., Hartford, a.a |»erntUtep. \ Thursday plenty of charm. It was Mias motifs are tranaferred with a ditioo for coming needs. Bralth- Now! GREATEST SELECTION e You should be 18-21 years old was "a little surprised at the great (lommuhlty Y; Ooed txiwiing, 8 000 party al the Beverly Hills Springfield Girl Scouts, Springr or with sleeves. Bonnet to match Painting— Papering 21 late fall. Royal Ice Cream. MI. Ever of BRAND-NEW was a sort i>f sneak-pre-v'iew Notice is also hereby given that 8 primary w4II be held on April 10. i TIIO.MAS CASCONK vote”' by Which Kefauver carried Hotel after the awards.' kelly's last Hollywood appearance quick stroke of your iron to add a waite. 82 Pearl street. 1956 If a candidacy candidacies are filed in acebrdance with No. 36 Dated March 21. 1»54. p.m.; Photography, 7 p.m.; Arch­ field; Mass, Those who participat­ and a cape that goes wth- every­ 3-6950. MERCHANDISE! e You should be a high school . . . many folks enjoyed going or Minnesota, added: "I still believe I-sncaater aald the party had before she leaves for Monaco and thing. dainty touch. PAINTING------AND paperhanging. ery, 8 p.m. ed were Betty Jones, ii3eanor Gor­ ALUMINUM windows and doors, graduate.or equivalent. through Bov Mquntaln Homes Of the Public Acts of November. 19S5." AT A (XtURT or PROBATK bolden Adlai Stevehson is the best quali­ been planne< Judee. p.m.i*'Wresllliilg, 7 p.m. shifts to this NBC Century Theater Jean Campbell and Eml’y Smith. terial requirements; sewing di­ manship and materials'are the Hoff or Elaa V., Martin, 'Democratic Registrars of Voters, Coventry. I have In the past draw." ■ . ■ yards of 38-lnch; *i yard contrast: rections;^ color transfer for Jiaiyiy fittest. Easy budget terms. CaU needs—all fabulous values! Employment Office Road . . . you have a real On motion of ■ NortiiSn E. Rlcard, West Side: Coed bowling, 8 p.m. in New York, where some winners PAIIJTER ^ D papen hanger. Sat­ Septic Tanks, Connecticut. Instructions for filing such s candidacy are contained in Box 35t, Coventry Connecticut., Ad-i Sen. Aiken of Vermont, chief Sen. ‘:Ot course,” he added, "it could bonnet, yard; cape, 1', yaids motifs. , , Bidwell Home Improvement Co. treat In store fqr .vou, and f:bet Friday received their Oscars, Actress The Little Flower of ImuM-- 84 I isfaction guaranteed. Call Ray- Installation and Repair Bid. Buy and Save . Part I. Instriictloh Page, of the petition form, copies of tS'hlch will be mlnlelrator on Ihi- eeiate id Danleli ate barker of, the administration's easily hsvi been 0 $10,000 wake Of 54-lnch; ' I Ml, 9-6195, or TR. 5|9109 for free Weekdays ~ Zqeeo and Ralph Starkweather P.lcard. late ol Caventry. wllbln aald ' (Community Y: Junior iHIgh Claudet'te (Jolbert—a ,1934 Oscar MoUicre Ctjrcle.will meet tomor- Send 25c in coins;, yqur, names, mond Tnideau. MI. 9-1634. Specialist. EVERY TilL'RSDAY.'FMDAY svallsbie in said Registrars’ offices'not later than B.ve weeks before flexilile price Zupport program, had we lost:" • . - For th,ls pattern- »enJ 35c in estimates. are all set for you and the wele’ dl'trlci. decea*/d. ' said “ the Minnesota vote indicated Dance, 7:30. p.m.; Movie, 7 p.m.; winner for “ I f HippChed Ofie roV night at '8 o'clock at tha address and the pattern number to and SATURDAY NMIITS . 8 A. M. to 4:30 P. M.' the day o f the Primary. A petition containing .the required number of Th'S' Cou-t /loth decree that elx A happy, Borgnlne said after rq- home of Mrs. 'Lawrence McNa­ ^Oblna, your name: addrua, stse de- PAINTING—Exterior and interior, rome mat Is out! monlha from March 4. 19.S4. be allowed an upriaini; against s group, rather Boxing, 8:30 p.m. Night"—and director Joseph ' L. ANNE CABOT. THE .MANCHES­ GUTTERS AND conductor pipes Sewers Claana^ Sales Start at 7 P. .M;. signatures of enrolled Democratic members in the Town must be filed (ceivlng his Oscar:; mara. 7 Walker-St. Members ar* aired and the Pattern Number -to paperttanging. ceUlnga refimVh'ed.' Be seeing you. and -limited for the creditora of aatd than., the'farm program," Ekut Side Rec: Mens Volleyball, Mankiewicz presided over the New I' TER EVENING HER.\LD. 1150 repaired and replaced.,-Chimneya : .AND INSTALLED Saturdays - "■ith said Registrars of-Voters, and the sum of 85.00 for each candidate eatate In exhibit their clalma osalnat "I felt wonderful, naturally, but reminded to bring donations for SUE BURNETT. THE MANV WaUpaper. . books ------request. on ret Esti­ We Aecomrobllate 1,000 People' . Sen. Bender (R-Ohl6) said "the X p.m. York ceremonies. AVE AMERICAS, NEW YORK flashed. M I.'9-6860 for free esti-. 8 A. M. to 12 Noon proposed must be deposited with Elmore A. Turkln^on._^ Clerk of the the aame to the admtnlairstor ' and 1 hadn't let my hopes get too hlgl)'.' the Easter basket. CHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, *e,-N. Y.' ■. , ■ mates given. Fully insured. Ed­ Over 000 Cars! ' ' dlrerta that public notice be atveq of voters repudiated the Humphrey- West Side Rec: Movies, 8 p.m.; Borne disappointment wag voiced mate. Callara Drained Municipafunicipality. all pot later than 8:00 P. M. on March 27,1056, being the this order *■“ ------■ * Junior High Dance,. 7:30'p.pi. I flgursd I didn’t start out with by stare because-no spcciil award 111* AVE. AMERICAS, NEW Now available —- the colorful ward R, Prlcq; Ml. 9-1003 • BOX MOUNTAIN 14th day preceding the ^ y of the Primary. rd.r by adverUiins Jn a aewa- Freemaii leadership” and- showed YORK S*, N. V. Post Auction Rooms l<«pcr bavins f circulatiun in aaM dlie- that 'they have “ Just grown tired Saturday anything In this town, so If I lost waa given the late Ja-mes Dean. An A dance will be held at . tha 1958 Needlework Alburn contain­ HouaehuM Services PAINTING and paper hanging. No PRATT A WHITNEY ic( sqe ,b.f. prmtlns « cop.v thereof I- still was way -khead of the academy. official -tmld it was de­ Army and Navy Club Saturdiw Baaic Faablon, aprlng and sum- *.‘Conn'.’s Largest.Auction Firm” Dated at Coventry, (Connecticut, this 10th day of March, 1956. ' Ihr pablirt.lcn poxt m >»I/I Town ot of Mr. Stevenson's tmart aleck ap­ Comniunity Y: Roller' Skating, ing dozens of lovely designs from Job too smajl. Free estimates. Call Town and Country HOMES rovrntry. nrnrrxt (hr place where (he game." - cided to let' Dean’a performance from 10 p.m. to 1 A.m. M n a l o ^ ■ or '(W is a complate sewing guide Offered 13>A Rente 5—Berlin Turnpike AIRCRAFT proach to national and internation-^ 7:80 -p.m. which tb choose more paltemedn Gilbert Fiekett. iu ,^983. Tuniwl, Road, Vernon ELMORE TURKINOTON dec'serd lax dwrii. , Four membepa o f Borgnina’e stand on Its merits with the other ba provided by DuhaJde Bra*, qr- Sdt ovqry woman who sews for {NEWINGTON. CONN, * Diviniow of C.rllfiad trnm Record. ' al iaeuee." West Bids R(ic:' C6e

THURSDAY, m A c H 22, 1986 Avenge Daily Net Pren Run r« r Um Waak aaaM The Weather p a g e t w e n t y lEvrniug l|(raUk Marrh U. IMf . raraaeat at V. 8. TTiathii, rtaiaae 11,950 8e«w bagtiMleg lata taelgkt Mra. Ruth K. Bena9Ri preildent The Mancheater. Fine Arte Aaan. The regular monthly meeting of ee4 prabeMjr endlag Heteritojr of the Mlaalonary Circle of Eman­ urgea all local people Intereated in Ooncocdla Brotherhood will beheld Maeakar af the Aeait aftanioo*. L aw taeight S6-M. uel U.theran Church, wrm give ol'. painting to attend the demon­ tomorrow nlghf at 7:80 at the PINEHURSrS Setaae ml ObcalatlaR church. A film on the diamond In- High Saturday St-SS. - the highlight! of the peat yeer at stration by I.«uia J. K'-aari of ManchkMter--~A City of Village Charm R*v, 8tSph«n 8try)«»'»W. the n th birthday celebration of West Hartford, who studied at the duatry mill be. ahown. Thia will be rector of St. John'e CSuirch, Ool- the circle toi.iorrow evening in Pennsylvania Academy of ir^ne. the lait opportunity to,Join aa a | HOOD THINCS TO EAT’ charter member. All members are' w*y Bt., will be guert epeeker «t Luther Hall of Kiuanuel Lutheran Arts, and with auch well known ’( V m -i'"':,:,, ' VOL. LXltV, NO. 147 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 1954 (OUaalflad AdvarMatag ae Fega 18) Our SoTl'or Ohurc^, Hertford, Sat­ Church. Melvin Peteraon, naalstant Connecticut pslntcra as James urged to attend as. new officers PRICE FIVE CENTS urday aveninf^^ to Paator C. Henry Anderaon, will Goodwin McManus, Guy and Eu­ will be elected at this meeting. IN the’MEAT DEPARTMENT •A.-— lead the devotlona and Paator An­ gene Wllllania. He will also criti­ Robert M. Reld^ Sent will con­ deraon will make the 'Cloatng re- cise the art w'ork of local pain-era. Robert J. Buckley, son of Mr. ’ 100 Stitches Close \A duct an auction Weddeaday, March markr and pronounce the bene­ Light refrcahmcnls will he served. and Mrs. John J. Buckley of 411 The meat you buy will be more than a little Estes, Adlai \ n , at 11 a.ro. for the eaUta of diction. Organlat Charlea' Wake- The meeting will he in the Whiton Cone St., baa been Initiated into better . . . Kind Doctors Cuts Mra. Amelia Jarvla at her late ley will accompany Mra. Cryatal Memorial auditorium tomorrow at the Beta Mu Chapter of Delta ' \ We gladly cash author­ home. 8T2 Parker St. The auction, ttilcox it) vocal aoloa. Mra. Lydia 8 p.m. Tail Delta fraternity at Tufts j PINEHURST IS •kirk It will be free front waide. orlidnally acheduled tor Monday. Wogman will bring graefinga from University, M e d fo rd , Mass. He ized iiersonal and ail pay­ Loss Seen Hartford. March 23 UP)— The Hi-League will meet at the Is a freshman In the College o f: OPEN roll checks . , . Free carry Hia kindneaa to a dog reward­ March 1#, Waa pbatponed becauae the Women'! Miaalonarv Aaan. Aa Li.beral Aria. * •kifk You will l^OT find a layer of fat wrapped around Bares Defense ^ of the bllcaard. prevloualy announced, Mra. Rachel Oovenant' Congregational Churen ou^ service to our park- ed by a aavage attack, Dr. •tonight at 7 o'clock for an evehlng TILL 8:30 Pinehurst Roasts . . . Peter B. Lingua, veterinarian Thomaa o.f .the Kennedy School^of ing'^Jot . . .•‘Delivery of and former Holy Croaa foot­ Choir practice and the meeting .Mlaalona will apeak on tddla. of bowling. All niemb'era are urged Thar Women's Auxiliary of'Boy ' THURSDAY NIGHT •kkir Pinehurst mearwill give you more than ordinary By Ellender to be hn .time. Tomorrow, the Ruth Scout Troop 25 will hold a card store selected orders for ball tackle, was under treat­ . of candidate! for chtirch member- Taatefully decorated tabica will satisfaction. ment .today for multiple faoial ahlp, acheduled for Monday. March repreaent the montha of the year. .SocletyVllI hold its monthly meet­ party tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Wood­ and I ■ y a smalt charge. Washington, March 23 {JP) ing at the home of Mrs. Anna ruff Hall for the benefit of the wounds which required IQO 10. and poatpohed hccaute of .the Fancy aandwichea. ci kea and cof­ FRIDAY NIGHT ★ ★ Everything you buy at Pinehurst carries a replace­ —Sen. Ellender (D-La)''Rai(I atltchea to close. anowatorm. will be held tomor­ fee will be aerved. and a free will Snow, .'>« Keeney SI., with Mrs, troop. Player!' may choose any ■ Robert Wldham acting as hostess. game they desire. Mrs. Elva Tyler ^ ment guarantee of satisfaction . . . We redeem llottlcs from: , today he. thinks “the Soutli Dr. Lingua, who resides in row at 6:80 and 7:30 p m. at the offering received. Mra. RihCl Cott, riiquot> CanadA Windsor Locks, but is co>' In Attack Buckingham C o n g r e g a 11 o nal Thomaon heada the committee for The program w ^ be in the form of heads the committee. A social peri- i will not accept’’ Sen. Estes Missiles a Lenten devOtlo^l od with refreshments will folow ' Dry, Pepsicola, Coke, owner of the Springfield Ani­ Church. thia annual affair. Plenty of Easy Kefauver of Tennessee as the, mal Hokpitel, was attempting V Moxie, (juicky, Hires. Democratic presidential nom to calm an 85-pound dog of Free Parking Hera inee. i Great Dane' and Boxer cross Ai At 302 Main St. Kefauver, generally regarded as St the hospital yesterday Corner of the front-runner for. the nor.ilna- when he was attacked. Lin­ Having a Pirty? tion since hii victory over Adlai gua's lower face, including Radar-Nike System Middle Turnpike Stevenaon in the Minnesota pri­ lips and nose \yere severely Try Thai#: mary on Tuesday, will teat hia tom. atrengtl In the Floiida primary He wax brougKt here for May 20. There again he will con­ treatment, which Included Feed the Birds test with Stevenaon, the 1062 plastic' aurger.v. The hospital Finds, Shoots Planes earnout OnO-Peund nominee. planned to discharge him late With Pinehurst Whichever grind of ground meat .\ou get at Pinehur.st ID II WILD fABM* Bllendcr said he would be ''100 today. . . . you are sure that it is ground fresh from Govern­ per cent" lor Senate Democratic Dr, Lingua was graduated By ELTON C. PAY v Wild Bird Seed from Holy Cross In 1936. ment Inspected Western Beef. leader Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas Ft. George G. Meede, Md„ March 23 {/P)^A newly unveiled ^f:'» 5 Lb. Bag 89c Rock Cornish for the Democratic nomination,, Johnson haa said he is consider­ Army antiaircraft system was said by Secretery Brucker to­ WE OFFER YOU A SELECTION FOR MEAT LOAF ing a suggestion by spriiker pf the day to be capable of detecting an enemy’s “aircraft and Gams Hens* House Raj’bum (D-Tex) that he Arg(entina Sets miasiles’’ and coordinating the firing of Nike missiles against Serve Pinehurst .strictly Pinehurst Hamburg lb. 39c - - 3 lbs. $1.00 seek endorsement as Texas' ''fav­ them. fresh local eggs with FOR MEAT LOAF. MACARONI DISHES OR HAMBURG8. orite son" candidate, but he com­ Mi.s.sissippi Bacon sliced, pletely disavowed ambition for na­ Top H onors at The Army calls the complex radar-Nike system ^'Missile lean 30c lb. tional office. He makes a dlatli.c- Master. ” Newsmen were shown the first developmental center Pinehurst Chuck Cround lb. .^.^c tlon between a "favorite son" role L onardi Rite which controls Nike defenses of the Washington-Baltimore at the convention and a bid for the area. 'This Army post lies between those two cities. FOR DE LUXE "HAMBURG.S ". A Belated, Happy Birthday presidency.. \y •. • DISCOVER ,Mra, Dwight Elaanhower waa having a raal good tima, March 22, Beet .\dlal Fading Burnoa Alrea, Argentina Their current defenses apparently include 11 Nike instal­ attanding a bala'ted birthday party given for her by wivea of ax- 23 IJP) Argentina prepai lations spotted over a wide area. Each such installation has fi A NEW TASTE MIRACLE Ellender to|d an Interviewer that Pinehurst Round Steak Ground lb. 79c acuUvas of the Fadaral Independent Agenclea. The nationally tale- "from ell indications, Stevenson eat military rites ti ‘ ’ eight launchers. The fin*, plump. nll-U'hi(f mrat viaad event waa calla^ ‘To Malmla With Muaic."' Mra. Eiaen- is going to lose popularity from funeral of MaJ. Gen. Muardo . The Mlasile Master system can of the one and onl.v genuine Idle howar waa 60 on Nov. 14, but the feaUval waa poatponed becauae here on out" and that "It will be ardi. antl-Peron revpn leader ^ operated either independently OR OUR NEW EASY TO COOK . . DEt-ICIOUS TO EAT Wil'd rnrin'i Rock Corniali Gome of the Preeident'a lllneaa. (AP Wirephotoi. i.ecesaary to nominate someone was ousted after s/ or In conjunction with t|ie over-ail Smith Act Trial Hen IS uni ivaled for its delicate, else other than Kefauver." two montha as /the “Sage” air ahd antiaircraft defense Be Luxe Chopped Sirloin lb. 89c subtL.v sweet flavor. He laid the South 'will not go tor's successor^ syatema run by the Air Force. In patty form (about 5 to a lb. i for Kefauver'a views on Civil Lonardi. 5/'dled ' In general, it la a smaller, lOcal- Witnesses Hit Internationally acclaimed by Rights." ter a ce/bral hemorrhage In iaed veYalon of the Sage eya- HALFS SELF SERVICE and MEAT DEPT. chefs and gourmets, by the finest Mrs. Annis Plefjds Kefauver was one of three Buenos Jnres' Central Military tem. (Sage means "Seml-automattc C H O IC E RIB LAMB LEG5 hotels and restaurants. southern Senators who did not Hosptta/He had been in ill health Ground (Jontrol” of fighter- Inter­ For Treachery' since mn ouster and waa treated ROAST BEEF lb. 59c N'oir, serve this delirnci/ at hom« sign a "manlfeato" In which most ceptors and antiaircraft weapons.) / nLLSMIRY Dixie legislators 10 days ago In tt/U nlted States last December Brucker ihade- hie reference to' New Haven. March 23 (AP)—One Cookf>Oept. ...favorite recipes included with high blood pressure. * Itf and 2nd Ribs, lbs. 59e To Manslaughter pledged the use of all . lawful the ability of the Army'a ayitem of eight lawyers defending an MEAT DEPARTMENT Fresh Frorhvthe Farm DAISY H AM S each bird - liieana to seek reversal of the Su­ nardt was sworn in Bept. 23 to cope with mlsBllea as well as equal number of Communieta Pie Cruet Mix Specials preme tloiirt'a decision outlawing s pi-esidcnt of the provisional gov­ ptanea in a brief statement. against Smith Act charges aaaert- first Pkg. at Reg. Price NaMaco 3rd fhru 6th Ribs, lb. 49e lb. 59e racial segregation In the ernment that succeeded the Peron' loviet Police ChiSf in London Recalling comments by mlaalle ed In federal court today that wit­ Cold Weather Food Chicken Breutts Also .stuffed bird.s and Hartford, March 23 (Special)—Mrs. Irene D9lores Annis, regime. He "resigned" Nov. 13 in Second nt ti Price ArrewTOot Biacnlt Pkg. O f C boned and stuffed birds. Bchools. The other non-aigi^ Ivan A. Beftiy, wearing hat. chief of Ruastan aecurity forces, epeclaiiats that there is now no nesses who appeared for the gov­ CemMnalInn Nunahine in a surprise move yesterday, pleaded guilty ta*manslaughter Senators were Gore (D-Tennyand another militar>’ coup that- put is greeted by Russian Ambassador Jacob Malik, right, and other knowm method for intercepting the ernment agaihat the accused were 7 RIB Chicken Legs \ We will h ^ e the leane.st Rmtnd Steak, eye of the round New from Idle Wild in the shotgun slaying of her husband, Bojr._ State's Atty. Al­ Johnson, who said he was not MaJ. Gen. Pedro ^Aramburu in the ballletic rniaslle fwhlch flies at Pudge Mandwich ' Lb-' ** aRiC or sirloin tip roa.sl.s that you e\^er .saw . . . tender cure otflciala at London Airport, March 22, on hia arrival by Soviet'Jet like Judas.. Keebler , O O a» CUTS lb Farm. .Twri different bert S. Bill, in recommending that the .plea be accepted, dis- asked because of his party^leader's presidential post. Aramburu had airliner from Russia. (AP Wirephoto via rnfilp from. London). many times the speed of sound and Saying that the Lanton qaaaon is 2Pkga. * Broilers \ corned beef and of cour.se, plenty of center cut pork position. ‘ been Army chief of staff in too mitea or more high) teportera a \ ChmamoniOlap -Pk|jV^*w^.C PORK ROAST soup8 in cans and boned cloaed for tiie first Ume Mra.. Annla’%' an approprigta time ,tb-apeak. of chops and tqnder pork rpa'sts. > ■ • and stuffed Cornish-iJen motiv«.7-"h complex, of giillt” be­ : Ellender said his e t choice" ardl'a government And a. .chief aaliad what kind of/ a mlaaUe Informers. Arthur B..O'X;eefo Jr„ AT HALE'S i f s THE MEAT THAT GETS TRIMMED! Fry'jhg Chickens - cause of a frtendahip with another Lawyer Sentenced for the' nomination Sen. Kerr leader in the Army-Navy; jbvolt Brucker had in nlfnd- > ■aid the betrayer of C h^t "wae in can. man, even though "there had been (O-Okia). "but he 't seem to against Peron. Shot-Down fifatador corrupted by both interest and MIRACLE WHIP Fricassee Fowl no wrongdoing.*’ want it.” Lonardi's opponeiUs charged he A epokeeman said the Secre­ biae," and that this appneid alao to 6-8 LB. FULL Bill also told Superior Court,For Fraud in Will "UndeiJ the riYcumatances. I'd would not rid hia legimS of reac­ tary had no Intention to "eensa- aqme of the government wttneaaea SALAD Cdpons Judge Howard W. Alcorn tlxiti ftf jidlfiOOO Kxtntj* be 100 per cent: for Lyndon John- tionary holdovers from Perori’a tionallze’’ the Mleeile Master aya- In'^Uie S-montha-long trial. STRIPS lb Mra. Annie, who pyachtatrlaU have A / ' E j S l U i e aon,"' he ulaed: "Johnson haa days. lem. He intended, the epokeeman 'Bought and Paid For* DRESSING BABY PORK said la mentally ill, had titled to , ------proven leaMnihip. I’ve never seen Funeral ser\dces will be held at said, only "to aUU a fact, previ­ T h /e lr teatlmony compriaed U. H. STKRK RRRI ' commit suicide before she shot New Haven, March 23 (/P> — A anything Jakt the way he handles 8 a.m. Saturday at (Jhacarlta Stirs Bri tish Fliers ously published, that the Nike has "wordr which were bought and Qt. her sleeping husband 9ii the af-1 New York lawyer who attempted things ^ t h e Senate." . ' cemetery tn western Buenos Aires. been fired sucvesafully at mlaeilsa" paid for.'’ O'Keefe told the Jury . SAVE ON THESE ternoon of Dec. 13. to introduce in the New Haven Sen/Rusaell (D-Qa), who de- Day ol Sloniiiing The ipokcsroan eaid he could not which must decide whether seven UND OXAkn featM Kefauver in the Plorida'prl- L6ndon, March _ Boneless Chuck Pol Roast *''’' 53e “SHIIRFINE*’ \ - 'V This confirmed rumors that had probate court a false will by which Arsmbunt will deliver an- ad- ■ay more. Connecticut men and a New Jer­ eirculated since thy’shootlng. his wife would hava received a mkiT four years ago, has said he drasa honoring Lonardi tonight «l.„d.m.z«IBrttl.'ftish allr - 4xp«la , today ahdiaft ih m goggle- However, he appeared to itM re­ sey women tyere guilty or Inno­ ^ \ \ I Id auppmrt Johnson for the BUTTER CHUCK ROAST, BONE-IN ...... Lb. 39c SPECIALS . , Seatenee Weelw <416^000 iatate waa given a one- and is miocted to doclare tomoi» Bjred with wonder. The commercial twin-engin« afreraft, ferring to reports that a Nike mia- cent of a coHaplfatw to teach or / la Quartera row a day of national mourning. advocate the ervernrow of the I.IUIIt OK MRDir.M WRIoilTS The 30-yeff-old Manchester year auspended Jail aentenca today,^ credited with speeds up to GOO miles an hour, caus^ aa big slle had shot down an Air Forca The aentence was imposed (Conttnoed on Page Mneteen) The proviaional President was atrateglc bombardment mleeile, the govemmcBt -by force or violence. ,X . Lb. . In our dairy va.s^you will find Sara- Lee Coffee Cakes. housewife -afi;!' mother will be aen- ,, # ■ .1 I ■! I, „ ■ a atir aa the man it brought Healthful Brciikfa.at Drink Superior Court Judge Oeorge/<7. touring Cardoba Province when he Matador, eeaentially a plloUese Jet Oqvemment witnaasee, aeveral Sliurfine (’ream CheesA Cal^ and Pound Cake In opr frosted tenced after probation officials received word of Lonardi’s death. London-v-Oon. Ivan Serov, head of: of whom teatlfled they were FBI complete a report on her. Thia is Conway before whom Newton^er- the Soviet aecrat police.""^ . j bomber. The MaUdor fllea at a LEG O' LAMB 59c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE food cases we featu rick Jr., 51, of CahaJohari^N.Y., He called off his trip last night to ■peed under that of sound (760 undercover agents working in the expected to take About two weeks. retuiNi to the capital. The Express said the Russian iShift on Stalin Communist party, must have been POPri-A^iMALI. SIZR 46 oz. 25c cap Mrs; 'Annia' plea ye.ater(la.v was pleaded guilty to perjury /y e ste r­ Boycott Pastor airliner was a "Bolt from the Red” ^ ^ miles an hour). The Nike U be­ JACK FROST or a ai)rprise in view of her earlier day. / Despite the homage the govern­ lieved to have a speed of about “particularly anti-Coinmuniat," Birds Eyt French Cut^eans . .. . . 2 for 43c His admission of g u i / said Con­ ment chiefs readied for their dis­ I,5()0 miles an hour. ■aid O'Keefe, who asked DOMINO SMOKEp SHOULDERS 35c ^^^dds MhrU' to Menli Inaiatence on being convicted for carded associate, his family obvi­ ‘%“ ru.'.u the country t h . t ' Futs Americaii \ .Slmrfinr' aAcond-degree murder. Thi., is a way in the two-minuje proceeding, Guilty, Pledges was supported not long ago to be ; _ - . Boiled down, this aeejtied to “How, otherwiaef"’could they GRANULATED Birds Eye Potato Patties' .. 2 for 33c meiUia that H errlQ ^. future will ously had not foEgiven. his ouster mean that the Array believes Ita Justify betraying their friends, Hole's poultry is fresh-dressed: Roosters, Fowl, -inore serjous offense which car­ any more than he diet industrially primitive? Did not | IF Ad’l a m a turning in the names of mountefn BLACK PEPPER ries a maximum penalty of life be “seiigusly affe«ed.'' even the .Ruaalen armies ride to | J-w C tA S 1 1 1 I T l l U U l l ; ? Nike can knock down the fastest Broilers, Chickbii Ports. Birds Eye Fish Stick Deal . , \ ...... 45c “His 'rehabUmtion la in the Anti-Bi^s Fight The Vice President, Rear Adm. Jet bomber, can deal itniilarly with at funerals, turiilng over to’-th#' ' 4 bz. 25c can imprisonment. The maximum for victory In horse-drawn carta?, __ FBI the names of their boats At SUGAR manslaughter is 15 years. hands of hia jtiitnAn," the Judge Now 10 years later, the Russians! york Ma^ch ixx utz*. plane-llke mlaetlee, but can’t cope JACK FROST Ll'NniRON SPRUILL ~~ ^ Try It Cntlflpr Clirrpe (Sticks and French Fries! commented. (Continued on Page Seven) 23 with baJU'eUc mltallea. social gatherings, betraying abso- Mrs. Annis changed her mind Montgomery, Ala.. March 23- (fl»j produce a plane that is technically Moa- clatea who had given them their CONFECTIONERS 5 Lb. Bag Shill finr f\-m U' Ui yesterday after Atty. Richard led From Bar A convicted leader In the Negro ahead of Britain’s best.” cow’s new Stalin deflation cam- A forerunner of the MlaeUe Mas­ From Pictsweet We Offer S't •cials In: le U-a vjtk "•upariftari'* Herrick/.lawyer told the court boycott of city busea here has ter was designed in 1050 and the complete trust aa human beings?" PORK ROLL ,11. 49c GRAPEFRUIT evlem made h* tkf.RM^ers Rockwell, one of her co-cbunsel. yeaterjl^ that the accused al­ "You may whistle," bannered P**«" has dumped: American Oom- Qeiring that the FBI informera or BROWN ml Rir| < leer hna.ars. talked ■with her in the county pledged to continue ' the fight the Daily Mall. "Thia clinches it. '"uniats smack Into the middle of system has been in operation here SECTIONS k» tK-^.aed* ml •omah all ready has resigned from the New against segregation "no matter G row ers * F ear for almost two years. It is the re­ even If alncere, poeeeeaed a "deep- Pictsweet Peas ...... 2N?kgs. fbr 4 1 c , •••( Aeiar./a ■■•upartnark'* Jail. The reds are way, way ahead." ; * ***6 tizzj’. ■sated biaB,” O’Keefe aaaerted: See Seafood At Hale*s I 6 oz. can, 2 for 35c Mra. Annis. who had been in­ YorlL/Bar. how many times" he is c6nvlctkd search product of the Army and ea>r« riaeuK, aura par(>,nn ^ said Herrick, whose. Jate' "Soviet Jet beats all," said the, caught them In flat-footed "They see everything in a elnls- SUGAR Pictsweet French Cut Beans 2 pl^s. for 43c dicted for second-degree murder, of violating Alabama’s anti-boy-, Daily Express aurpriar. the Glenn L. Martin O i, aicled by ter light; they have to in order to . .'tm'RI'I.N'K F.NNCY had been offered the opportunity f ^ e r was a Justice on the NeW ■cott law. Tobacco Crop There waa apeculatlon that It the'’*1® Alrterno no AHRiniiiicnuiInsthimenta AgADOr&*Labora- Hva with thAmMAitv*« 2Pkgs. 51 |aw|a. damaf DA^ JTork Supreme Court, was very "Russia's secret plane la a CREAM CO RN Shurfine Orange Ju ice ...... for 35c p-em *r klaek team*am* UD toivs plead to aiJaaioacavamaaiVImanslaughter uuvbut ...... t • • « • ' The Rev. MarJn Luther King Jr. world beater," headlined the Newa alao may have caused a party split edneeded that all per­ Fresh Fruit and Vegetables turned it down March 13, the daj«i *1 * st«r>-f*the>'. Wil­ was convicted yesterday of violat­ Chronicle. foreshadowing a top-rank purge, N.Y.,. and the American Machine sona have some prejudice, and 16 oz, can, 2 for 35c •' 99^ ber trial had originallv been sched-j G. Miller, a New Haven ap- ing the boycott lav and waa fined ^ r p lu s in ’56 and Foundry (JO. of New York. Lobster Tails . . . Frozen Lobster in Cans ■ I pllance dealer.. The Daily Mail's .writer on sir although party officials them­ ■aid i^ ia important to know to GREEN GIANT SHUnFINK FA.N'CY |««iga 1 * depiar QQ^ ' uled to start 8500 by Circuit Judge Eugene affairs spoke of the "shaken si­ selves hastened to label such talk What newemen saw wae a what extent prejudice can bb set WAX BEANS Lb 25c Black Hor.se Continental Paktry Imr4 and vv Tremendous Feeling of tij "He was closely associated with (barter. Ellington, March 23 i/Pi — To­ lence'' with which British experts "nonsense" and "preftoaterous." building packed with radar, com­ aside. GREAT BIG HNDER SLICED BEETS Thia came out Wednesdi ! the late Mr. Mi!’ r. both.aa a kon- Last night the 27-.vear-old Bap­ bacco growers in the Connecticut watched.the liner fly Into London Whatever the ca#e. the affair haa puting and coiiimunlcationa equip­ O’Keefe, the third member* of court hearing on a re^rt I in-law nd as an officer and ad- tist pastor vowed at-a mass meet­ valley will be loaded with- a sur­ airport yesterday. created a lot of commotion for ment, Sweeping, green, pencils of the defense staff to take part in SWEET Cello rkga. For 16 OZ- can, 2 for 29c : visor in Mr Miller's business." plus crop again in 1956, unleaa they light on radar acopes; the chatter CARROTS 2 2Tc muted by a 'commiaaiojri of ing to continue fighting for “Jus­ The airliner, called the TU104, is U..S. Reds. A - the final summation, began hia 3‘. MOST POPULAR BHA.NDS No need to go to Hartford for your car registra­ AI-SO psychiatiiSts. Tile /ommiasion, lawyer. CJlrllss Thomp- tice and equality" and to Keep bn make a bigger acreage cut than of computing machinea; .illumi­ address to the: Jury yaeterdey. now indicated. "more advanced than anything The Daily Worker, official party PEAS SPINACH or BEET GREENS r.. 25c CIGARETTES tion— get it at the State Armory all this week and which had already ejfamlned her In' a leading role In the protest likely to be available in Britain or publication, ■ has /devoted, much nated charts that show the ar- j Defence'layers did not challenge vSTRETCH NYLONS once and'found he/pble to stand "«hen Miller, died last Deoem., movement "no matter how many The fiorftmst envisioning an­ apace to the aitiiation including rive( of planes In the area. The the government's contention that Reg. Size King .tize next— and, of course, when you are over this way, tgial. said on Wednesday that she *’*>' without leaving, a iWill," he tiraea they convict me." ) other year of selling' th# bulk 6f Amtrjca for art least three years," ■yatem i;elate8 this Information. - _____ 2 Cons had tremendous , feelings of guilt, ronltnued, Herrick "made a mls- the crop to the government under he summed up. pronouncementa by partyi blgvvlga In ■plit-secnnd’s, to the location of La Rota Spashittl Maine Potatoes r. s. .'iJn. f ini.b. n.Tg 49c $2.20 carton $2.30 get yoqr good things to eat at Pinehurst— just one A.\n King has I’een prominent in the The News Chronicle said the which outsiders regarded aa con- (Continued an .age Eight) and self condonation. *• taken attempt to fulfill what he I 17-week-oId raripaign against seg­ price supports was made Thurs- fiicting. - Nike batteries. ar Elbow llaoaiwni HIS MA.STKP.'S UHQtrK block north of the Armory. i. STITCH SOCKS The oomimssion repfei-ted that, felt wete Mr. Miller's wishe.* re- regated seating on city buses. m»y night Ijefore '100 growers In Can Sort Friend from Foe . CALO DOG and Whila Mrs./Annis needed hoapital-1 gardtng his estate." Negroes here generally were ex- Ellington town Hall by Arthur ((■onllBUed on p ^ e Hv^)_ 'Tllelworlsir. also haa . carried a ""PffictaUi aaid the' Missile Mas­ Golden Ripe Bananas 2 i.h 29c Dewey, research economist', Unl- number of' letters to the' editor ter tan detect Individual planes of giving a variety pf views. One even 2pktfs.39c CAT FOOD (('OBfiniied on Page Eight) (Continued on Page Keven) 1 ■ (Contiaued on Page Tw*i) verijity of Connecticut. a mass raid, assign a battery to Tall can, 2 for 25c • Growers, complain they cannot blistered the paper for balling each ■peciftc planes, and sort out friend Bulletuiis CONTADINA ITALIAN FLORIDA ORANGES no. 49c A Wonderful Selection OT make a fair profit at government new MOSCO.W attitude without a ■Ad foe among aircraft in • the prices. News Tidbits thought aa to what'had been writ­ area. from the AP Wires TOMATO PASTE GRAPEFRUIT Pink Seedless 3 For 29c JELLIES and Dewey riled recant figures ■ of ten In previous editorlata. Hie Ariuy says: “Missile Mss- House Unit Report Raps Pentagon the crop reporting board ihowing Culled from AI* Wires Other New . York ntrwspapera ter le the first integrated, system NABISCO BlMBli: BEE In effect that growers may plant have made much ,of all this. for tying together all elements of 8EKS 1.8. FAR EAST dADf 3 Cans 29c PRESERVES one-lhird leas than last year. This, The Times viewed Dally Worker sntlsircfaft missile defense from Washington, March 28 (/P>,> SHREDDED WHEAT WHITE economlats say. is not enough cut art Ides by editor Alan Max and target detection to target destruc­ Secretary of State Dullee told » to adjust,, to the market ahrink- U. S. farm surpluaes can h^;U.8,-7 Communtat...... f^aea party viiailchairman IIIMII tion. Frozen Food Specials from For High Profits to Contractors coma new weapon In eold war. ac-; vViUism Z, Foster « reflee.m» . the Senate Foreign- ReUUons PREMIER JAPANESE iUHIO RS ALBACORE age resiiltlng. from thk'manufac­ cordmg .to Cheater .Bowles, who WilliRm Z. FoAter rs reflecting a The Missile Master center re- (Yimralttee-today tlwt he found INTRODUCTORV OFKKR . tured cigar binder. claims global ayatem of agricul­ "a w ralth of friendship” for the SNOW CROP WAX BEANS .o o,. 2 ,or 49fe Smucker's of Washington. March 23 i,Pi The. •made no charges of corruption or high cost proem eluents are ac­ The board estimktas that the (4'nntlnued on Page Two) '(ConUnued on Page nght) CRAB MEAT . TUNA • House Appropriations Committee wilful wrongdoing. tural barter would and eronomiea of I'.S. In South Koren, au^ an nb- complished through negotiated binadleaf tobacco growers' Inten­ all free countries... Mrs. Robert senre of policy dlffereaceo bo- 2 P k g s. made public toda’y)'a staff report •\o Hperlfir Period Covered contracts rather than through tions ate to plant 6.300 acres. Last Pennsylvania criticizing Defense Department C. Vance of New Britain is elect-. . , » a n m twern AmertM and . Japan. Can 4 9 c SNOW CROP CORN 10 or%. 2 lor 39c No specifle time peiiod was competitive bidding. year, a year Of great loss due to Ihillf* will broadcast' a jNibhe 3cans$1.0,‘5 procurerhent practices as "unreal­ covered by the Survey, but much They said that at Noit'h Ameri- floods, the actual plantings were ed ebalrman al ornmnizmUonmK i ^ x t e n S t O n O f A r h t S S o l O Preserves EXPECT BETTER and FRESHER BY FAR istic" and as giving contractors of the material involved . was meeting of Golden Age Study: ' ■ - •______version of his report tonight at PREMIER MEOrUM j can Aviation, Inc., whic.it is 09 pei 8.800 acres- and harvestings were Committee .recently a{ipointed by ;. 10:80 pm. 4 HSHERMEN "a tremendous advantage." ordered or delivered during the cent devoted to government biisi- 7.800, . , i39c can Plum Included in the 397-page doctil- Korean War period. The report Gov. A. A. Rlbiroff. SHRIMP FRUITS and VEGETABLES al PINEHURST I ness, the government paid for most Dewey predicted lower market Nl.\ OHIO RE08 JAUED FILLET HADDOCK ment were formal epiies from the made no dUttnetion between Re­ le.search and development costs, prices In 1958 than 19.W'By this Oklahoma coi oner’s Jui.v verdliit I. Defense Department, the AS-my. that auto Are which tVKik life of | Britain Reports Poland Cleveland, March 28 (Al—Pivo Blackberry publican and Democratic' admin­ but did not'Shaie In the .company’s he fhesnt lower prices, grade for Ohio Communist lenders con­ Can 4 5 c the is'av.v and the Air E'orfe, in istrations. The wartime period in­ income-from- licenses and loyalty Mrs. Mildred Ann Reynolds was And if .vou want U6 send a convale.'^ccnt Fruit Ba.'^kct general, they defended the criti- ' cluded parts rtf both. ’ ‘.‘■ot an areldent" spurs police to victed of conspiring to teach and i.h, Pepch fees resulting from nongovern­ (fonlinurd on Page Two) advocate violent overthrow ot 45c SAVE 21c to the ho.apitaI or any place in Mancho.ster Call MI 3-4151 rized practices on groundii the The report cited examples it mental busineis.. new efforts to break case. . . New said showed "serious deficiencies the government were eenteaeed We are glad to announce Cherry hUrry-up or "crash" nature of Ihej Netted 85 .Million ■landarils of ph.vsical flinen* and today to flve years In prison. A MINUTE MAID contracts involved made normal with respect 'to pollc.v. guidance. driving ability are announced for the annual sale on half CRISP FRESH SPINACH ...... bag 22c prtKedure impractical. . . . unconscionable delays" in mak­ I From one aricriiTt program R l i ^ B o u 'k i <» P le a all federal civilian employers who sixth, n woman, drew a term ^ galloii.s of SF.ALTKST Blueberry ing formal Contracts, "linieallslic" alone, they said, North American Lemdon, March 23 (/Pi The For-wfor Egyptian cotton and rice, (he 8 'j years, I* S A L E N0W-LUXU«Y WHITE! ORANGE JUICE ' d ies I* A W Harts | I received over- • 8.'> niilllon In eigp Office said today Britain has | Informants s^d. SAIADA TtA BAGSI fon fOX If ICK CKKAM. any flavor, A supplen,ental report, dealing , delivery schedules, diverilon of To R u n T h ird T iin e rj.J ”J'7»’:,;''V, SOflERI flRUER' . Black Raspberry GOLDEN CARROT^ ...... 2 bunches 25c'| production funds into reseaixh and I royalties and license fees, jfialnly received secfel reports that " a ! The Foreign Office spokesman RIGHT DIE IN EGYPT TRAIN 98c. This is the same ice with Pratt * Whitney and Boeing from foreign mamifartuiers Republican amt Democratic Na­ cohsidei able number ' of Egyptians said the British goyernment. also ('atSB. Egypt, .■Harch 23 0P>— nhan yw key 41 Taa-^ C O C Airplane Co. contracts wa.s not development, in idequste stock ron- 2 For 25c cream usually priced DOUBLEcBUNCH CELERY ' ...... 25c DiiiiQg one period, the report Seoul. Marrh 23 JP Bowing to tional-(/hairman----- ...... Leonard...... W. Hall are under military training in Po- is s.ware that (^ech Army officers R alls weakened by the widen­ K uz. 22c Cider Apple Butter msde public by the committee be- , Irol,. "flagrant deficiencies " in pro- said, the Fold Motor Co. made a the "wilt of the people." Preaident ai^ Paul M. Butler.will detwite on land, - are training Egyptian Air, Force $1.19—So \ou save 21c % cause, committee sources said, it j Ciiremeut and cotifract operations ing of n leuMl gave way 59 J profit of 29 8 per cent on-airplane Syngmsh Rhee agreed today to C».H-TV - ...... Siinda.vc...... CpniiecUx'Ut,_____ ..A spokesman...... told—... reporter! the men In the use of Soviet blo<- air- nealh a paaseng/r express trMa on every half gallon you . / . and others. contained cla.sSified material. How­ and-reports of "political pre.ssure " ! engines befoi-e volunl'arilv cijltlng ruh (or a thiro term. Few had | Agricultural Ex)/erimerit Station British government Maine Russett Washed Potatoes . . . Maihe^reg- ever. the investigators reported. I in contract dealings. places ieli- craft at aiffietda near the Egyp- early today and eight Egjrptlaaa purcha.se- ; ‘ I its prices on the basis of cost ex­ , .Secretary of ..Defense Wilson re- thought the old man would pass Director James' G. Hof.sfall a n t snee on these reports," but he tian port of Alexandria, were, killed. The wreck occurred ular Potatoes and the finest Idahoes. It would describe "In specific de­ perience. The refund.* cut the prof­ up the chame , notinces station to establish dei-i would not disclose their source. He Egypt is the- leader of 'Arab! 180 mitea aowth of'Cairo, near Srriucker's Jeliies in- tail flagrant deiiciencies. " * plle etc. ment are estimated at about 834 ! tell you is that one »way and an­ yarioua Senate-prnposats to revise noncommissioned officers ate be-, Israeli request fof United States IKE POSTPONES PAJU-EY MM., GR^EN STAMPS^GIVEN WITH CASH SALES quick. I TOMATOES—PEPPERS—TURNIPS—PARSNIPS Force to comparative costs in de­ millions on Merch 5 when hr said method of electing presidents and)' Ing trained in land, sea and air arms.'^a pendli^ in Washington. Washington. March 28 l/P)— ir' mnildn. ■ , other we arc trying to get hold termining which of several pourccg following, his ncmlnation by hia 3 NEW — ■ . Rep. Whitten (D-Missi, a pom-1 of the thing." ' | , vice presidents should be sent back operations and the use of ariVia- Helps ■ Fix MM'cMt Policy President - BIsenIrawer. today shall contimii when production is Liberal party--."I do not want to to rommitteq,. for further study. ments at a Soviet base near Po­ The Forelffn Office spokesman poetponed until tonserrowr n eew- mittee member, commented in the The inveatigatora said there have to be liniited to the source. run '7 mam report that there were indi­ been subatanlial impro' emenla in France adopts .series of measures land's 'Balt'ic Sea port of Gdynia. made Utis Initial statement in an­ ferenoe with top defense offl-. They said Curtias-Wnght Coip, Rhee pleaded'age. a desire td sit designed to improve living stand­ Their. Instruction was repo ted to swer Jo reporters' questions: cialsi the chief of the OenrinI R AwnoclfMCR cations that "the’ government is procurement practices and policies W’as still scheduled- to .deliver J6.'j hack and the hope a more vigorous OPEN THllRSDAY spending billions needlessly to In,recent years but "no useful pur­ ards, o f.. Algerians and to en­ Include the use of radar, subma­ “We have meived reports that Intelligence Agency and thn engines after laat Dec. 1 although man would home forward. Ha courage them to become small rines and all forms .of'artillery. a considerable number of Egyp­ Underaecretnry ml lUsto- Hw aomeone's profit." pose would be aervedJty document­ Buick Division of General .Motors TlK .Eil(ii4 M co a. The report, on which three quickly added that he did no. want landholders... President Eisen­ The tAinihg facllliles are under­ tians aris being trained in 'iPoland. seMtoa will be "one 4k n serien M A ^ D f n i i C o n n * and FRIDAY TILL ing. those results In this report." Corp. Had, been making the same |to act sgalhsf the public’ will, 8:30 R teams of committee prol^ra:,,have They complained Uiat in att three hower is reported officially to be stood to be an extension of the It is not fbr us. to comment on. of routine technieni brieflngn on. > beaa'■working ainca last April, standing, pat on decision that Sf« .TWd) , ate approved form bill won't work. Ckechoslovakla sold arms to Egypt J CORENER* M ond . (Oi|stlMied M l Fmgn Tan) ■eeurlty i progmna* t . . ' ji- ' ' ■. ,4 . '■

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