■ r- ; \ ,\ THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1969 Average Darljl’ Net Prew Run The Weather -For the Week Ending roreenat ot C. %. JVoatNar BnM a WiOT «lGHTEB!f iTOanrbMa^ lEnPtimg Hrralb March 28th. ]»5» Wlnd>,\^ld tonight with' rfMwV- er*. Istw IrKUbo Shownro ending James Sheldon. Bernard Sheridan, 12,899 The banquet, committee of the The poit-Kaster party of the Rotarians Cited Raymond Smith, Leonard Tost. enriy BatnrdayX^ecoinlng fair, a Italian American Club will meet Polish American Club will be held MemiMr of the Andlt' mile «>oler. Hlgli4eggett, | having 19 years of perfect at­ attend one in another community Cashmere and Fur Blends in a wide range of colors, at Organisation of America to go to I scholar.'?hip fiinX Mrs, Ernest : Bengslon and Mrs. sj^llmer Werlen Keeney Dr.,, Bolton.n. ^juic'e...... returned— ' tendance. Rus.selt Wright had 13: on a reciprocal basis. attractive prices. From time to time also—Seconds of II - rB I Wrong Man as Israel thla summer. A sophomore from a month’s vacktton spent in v^ed Matin and Sal Vendrillo, 10; Fine Fabrics will be offered at prices substantially be­ O pposing at Manchestef High school. Miss j are cO-rhairmen of the romnul- j Lama18 Clearwater and Port Lauderdale. Herbert Swanson, 9; Norman Solonton will be in a group of 100 tee. • ' low market. Payroll at Brancn nyin^ Bandit FU. WeH, 8; and Harry Maldment and hoys and girls from the United Mark Solomon has been elected Neil Sdvers. 7 years. GENERAL Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday? Pay Raise States. The trip will take place In Firemen from the Rth ntatnet Gthers with perfect attendance June and will be of tyi>o weeks pre.sidcnt of his fraternitvvx^f’i North Little Rock, Ark.. Lanibadc Phi. st the University pill out S grass lire Rl 3IR Oak- were .John Alvorri and George T V SERV rCE April 3 (JP)—A bu.siness trip duration. Arrangement* have been siand 8'f. yesterday at 2:.70 p.m. , Findell, fl\^\vear.s; Benjamin Cre- Bank in Hartford Pennsylvania. A member of the' turned into a near nightmare Hartford, April 3 (iT*)—A made for the group ta have an junior class. Solomon is enrolled The Are. which started from a , hore, Aldo vagani. four; Allan Days AC A CsUI ALD0N.8PINNING MILLS CORPORATION audience with Pope John XXIII. Night* Plu* Part* last night for a life insurance Democratii* loKislator toda.\’; at the Wharton School of Finance hardevard incinerator, burned about ' Behnke, Mark N^olmes and Fred TALCOTTVll.LE, CONN. laiiiK'hed a counter-drive ())i- at the university, apecialir.lng in k quaTjer of an acre of ground. Naasiff, three; -Jlarold Crozier, TEL. Ml 8-S482 H artford, April 3 (A’)—The^anj* "ft up a net in aearch of the compan.v e-xecutive who w as! Gets Asylum po.ainjf a proposed ))h.v raise 1 The midweek prayer serv'ice of the taxe.s and insurance. He is the sod j Brown Photo Harvey King, and S>ank Sheldon, office manager of a Hartford holdup man. mistaken hy police for one i Salvation Army at T -IO tonight of Mr. and Mrs. .Sanol Solomi^n of i .St. ChriVlppher's .Mothers Circle Faiber, dazed by the blow, was for leRislators tliis .session. I manufacturing company was vague about detail.* of the attack. the FBI’a .10 most wanted j will be followed at R by Informal 19 Robert Rd. I will meet lotnprrow night at R:l.^ E n g a g e d fugitives. ' Rf»p. Charle.** N. Harinw Jr. of; Bible study. at the home of .Mrs. .lean Adams. | slugged and robbed of a He was entering his car when Covonlry bt»gan ili’ninming up rik- j ”U w asn’t too pleasant. I ’ll tell .'12 Marshall Rd. .Mrs. K athleen' The engagement of Miss Jean struck bv his a.ssailanl. H« stag­ natures for a pptilit’m calling' on , The Hartford Kiwi Ulub wnll $4,593 payroll shortly after you.” sjiid Trum an Pennell o f . hold it.s next meeting on April 9 P'aiilds will he the co-hostess. . Marilyn Dougherty to Richard Cal l noon today in t ^ parking lot gered about 200 feel to the teller’s logialators to oppo.Mp a pay raUc Reds Fail Wichita Falls, Tex , as he left Po­ St R p ni at the home of Mrs .lohn ! Election of officers \?M,1 be held. .lenkins Is announced by her psr- It’S The LittI* window inside the hank, where this ses.^inn because it would not bo of the Hartford National only a few moments before he lice Headquarters after a frantic “morally riphl.“ ! Craig ,Ir l.^^ Cllffniore Rd.. West onts, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dough- all-out m anhunt had led to his ar- ^ Hartford. A rehearsal of the rhorifs for the ' Thiig* That Cou*tl Bank and Trust Company’s had cashed tlie pacroll check, If a pay raise bill doea get passed variety show. "April Fooliifvd be- pi ty of 71 Doane .8t. . branch at 70 Farmington .Ave^ A discount teller, William Par­ rest. by tliis session. Marlow want.s the To Catch RUMMAGE ker said that Karbei leaned The April meeting of the Odd ing pul on hy the Second Congre .Miss Dougherty, a graduate of So feel free to use our carry Irving M. Farber, about 40, of 67 j , Police believed he W’as Frank legislators to .plodRo not to accept, FellO'?' s and Rebekahs’ Field Day ^ gational Church, will he hold a l ^ Manchester High School, class of H artw ell Rd.. W est Hartford, wa.s againsl hi* rage and a.xked for aa- ‘ Ijiwience Spienz, 29. the flying it and turn it over to idianty. out service to your car. Of taken to the-Hartford Hospital by | .sislanre. He then sat down on a bank robber who has been on tlie Corp Will be held in Bri.slol on , o’clock tonight at the chiirrh. d i.s employed ss a secretary by “I feel that those representatives God-King Aprrl II. starting with a chicken course, no charge, we’re police cruiser. He suffered a severe chair at a public phone, ! FBI’s 10 most wanted list since wljo have stated that tliey aie op­ I I h ^ Travelers Insurance Co, Her SALE p>e supper at R.."0 p.m. .Mrs Palmina Quaglia. 2.^ W FlDlmS! gash on the head and was bleeding i Au.slin P. Pendleton, vice presi- I .Sept. 10. 19.68. posed to H pay raise at this lime,** fiamV IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. glad to do it . . . .Middle Tpke . was siirpri.sed la.st ' profusely. I hank, seated the vic- ' Pennell. 36. was arrested after Harlow .said, "prove iheii* sincerity By « ATSON RIMl* Sponsored by W. M. S. HarryX, .lenkins, 129 Campfield ^ iiiglU with a party in honor of her His unknown a.s.sailanl was .said'tim in a leather chair while aWail- I hi.s 4-passenger’ plane. whirl: by joining me in .'Stating publicly Manchester Barracks, Veterans Rd He aHended local schools and •N'pw Delhi, India, April 3 EMANUEL LUTHERAN etth birthday It was held at the to have left bv foot and escaped j ing police. matched the descrip’.ion of one in that if the pay rai.He goes through of World W ar I, and Us Auxiliary is pre.sently with the U.S. Air (fl’l—Tibetan exiles today home of her son and daiighler-in- with the payroll destined foi- the j Pendleton said the victim was , whirl! Sprenz has been hopping thal they will refuse t(' accept it CHURCH will meet at the W atkins-W esl Force, slatinrted st Anchorage. Imiled the e.scape of the Dalai Funeral Home tomorrow night at law. Mr. and Mrs. .John Quaglia. HALE’S MEAT DEPT. Birken M aniifacturing Co., 276 cut about the top of the liead. about the country, crashed neaihy and will turn it n\-er to ^’hai’ity “ ' Alaska A guard u.sually directing traf- 7 o'clock to pay respects to Ernest tin M’addell Rd Her children with F ranklin Ave. Harlow was seen conferiing with Lama into India after a peril- No date has bben set for the Shortly before the crash aleits Friday, April 3, M) a.m. Borg a charter nieinher of the their hiishand.s and wives and her ' Ririliat Police converged on the scene i fic in the parking lot d iriiig the Stale t’hairm an .Jnlm M B.ailey he- oii.s flight from the Chinese AT THE CHURCH wedding. nu.sy Friday afiernoon traffic was for Sprenz’ plane had lieen put out barracks. 1grandrhilden sllended. • in neighboring -.Missi.ssippi and fo!’e announcing hi.<4 petition. Reds. They declared he is still at lunch a; the time of the holdup. Harlow s petition would place the | Good Coffee He said he usually eats his lunch earliei in tile d.iy at Cliicngo and theii’ god-king. Titan Success .Vew Oi leans. | legi.^lators on leioid in f.tvoi of Prime Minister Nehnf confirmed in a shelter at the lol hut toilay a pay rai>’ fered by Tlhetnii e.xUes.from New BUTTER tion” missiles in the U.S. aisenal, chemge we have extra money he got to charity Delhal to Kalimpong, the town near was aimed toward a patcli of .\t- Doctor Poisons Leg, The caucus vfited to name a einoM'n1s are leading a ^ India north of the village ..nf To- as 9.000 miles, looked like a flow­ I.t, K uliard 'I'abor nf ('lia i lestnil, W. \ ’a . walclies from lu.siile bin s|iare cham ber ss tua uife pose* ground tieef. There's many easv’ ideas SALAD oiil killing the patient. hook up the Ritifleial heaii and ciii\e to laise the ))ay from the fi ing bullet as it i ose steadily aloll. : I.iilsific the hcavv. gla.s.s wliulm!. lim ing a .simt t test yc.steiday at Norfolk, Vn., Naval Air Hta- wang. about .6 0 0 ml lea north of and menu.s for lu.scious vva.v s to serve •'The rays of the sun bounced off Tile technique i* also being useil lung to the blood vessels ot th.e presrn’ $600 foi the 2-ve«r ses.aion tinn. I.t, Tabor, a S.’nvv Uni lnr ami niimaii. .sat humllefl iii lii.s .space suit as the air pre.ssure was f’alciiUn. Towang ha.s the largest either one. It's simple to turn ground .'S I.b. Bag 50c the gold-tinted rocket as it climb-' on tile lungs, bieasls and pelvi., to , leg. circulating freshened blood to $2..'’i00. drnppcil in simulate ium hiions nn the HUifaee nf the iimnn. I'limer was iearl\- at home, the five Buddhist monastery In India. The DRESSING It) fight iegional cancers. 'Hiey have l)»*en cii’ciilating peti­ heef or chuck roast into a glamorous ed. Ihi ough t his ar ea. ehilfiieii weie waiting. Mis. Tabor lappetl on the wiiiUnw, .shook her' fist in mn.r w . i his faiuil.! could fl.v to Hawaii for ■ I pledge also full wllhngnes.s to: Britain’s largest daily newspa­ Another hiph quality featured party ha< k named There aie two ways to expand in- flushed Oiii by plasma meeting went Into IDs second da\ DINTY MOORE A Communist ** a vai ation. ii.sp mu strength in the common per the tabloid Dally Mirror -de­ from, the AP Wiret* Z. T. Serdynk from Moldavia fUience in the world. Whatever the ^ patient, reported by Dr. here, the United States. Britain' item .... But an Air Force Investigating defense if need be,” ' voted its entire front page today to I.b. 6 9 c droned on and on. .saying just what West does, even Ihrovigh economic C-ieech. has not sitffpred a recur- and France were reported shelving D A ISY H AM S board said the officer, LI. Col. an attack on what It termed ’’Med­ Old frt.Hhionf^ hlr»rk »talf. bonf In, 1 Rolls RF.ADV TO F.,\T was expected of him. * aid programs. is colonialism, rem e of cancer in alnuist l^yo years some pi ojKisala which could he con­ West Genual! Foreign Minister PARKING ALBANY 1st PRIZE f'liarles Plait Jr. of P.rooklyn. dling American Generals.” FAIXOtf STUDY ORDERED .I'j to 7 Ib. C hiirk BEEF STEW Nikita Khnislu hev tireless talk Whatever the LTSflR dnen is m sup- hut the relatively new technique strued na offering pn.ssihle con- Heinrich von Rientnnn was si lied- AYashington, April .8 i/Pi — -N, 6'., ”l>v Ilia actions > rmtriliuted ie.ssions to the.Soviets. liled lo lend off today’s detiiite on Alongside an editoi’ial, the pro- ev and dogged listener, hung on port of liberation, ha.** been nsofl on only h few to the confusion ” which caused tile Prenident Elsenhower ha* or­ AT POT RO.AST'S BONELESS HAM Lb $1.29 The V'niled State,*, meanwhile, Dip Berlin crisis and Die devetop- I,abnrite paper carried a photo­ YOUR CHOICE every word. Wlien Russian tronpj* crushed a than Idu ph.spf .< far. ’’arlmmi.straI ive ei ior ” Dint was dered a study of how the gov­ l,b. ( ENTF.R SLICES pledged anew the full use of ils n.enl of western policy for dealing wilt sell at .... ^ 3 i “ In view of the ultimate triumpli revolution in F-Iungary. .and when Lung cancer is iiu-rek.'Jing In the graph of tl..S. Gen. I-aiuria Norslad. ernment ran lieet evaluate the 2 ' r J ^ ’ 8 9 c 6 9 c LARGE BOLOGNA blamed for the humping. nuclear missile aniesenee of Platt their com­ pared to carry on for years in a ■Atomic Energy Commission, the COOKIE DEPT. or Yellow PICKLE LOAF Butganin and .Shepilov, ” temi^ "Communist parly" and Every pc'son who is a heavy manding officer and dropped the News Tidbits loUdinnuDicd American generals,” Department nf Welfare and ihe Frowning. Kliru.shehev inter­ world of continued '’tension and CHARCOAL and "the people" are synonymous. smoker should have a rhest x-rav watting G|.,’ from'■the pns.sengei l'i< kering” I'etween the free na-, ’’They appear totally uncon­ budget bureau are (tarrying it rupted ’’.Shepilov who |oined list. Culled Irom A I’ Wires cerned at cfforls hy the statesmen out. thepi. ’ he corrected. lions and the Soviets. i BRIQUETTES Specials SP IC E D H A M ((’ontinued on I’age Nine) (( ’ontinued on I’age Seven) As it turned out. Die Investi­ 'nie western Big Tiirre are seek- ! Mr .Macmillan. .Mr. Khmshthev, rt happoned last December at a gators said, there were eight va­ f'residcnl Ki«enhnwer .In settle In Bddilion to extra large tender Jacksonvifle, Fla., will clo.-e its int support from the whole N.A’I’f) I IKE TO NOTE THRE.ATS party .se.s.sion when Khrushchev cant seaDs, on tlie plane all the the future nf the world around the white chicken hrca.sl.< lean cut.' of Toil will find a full dusplay of Siolt Faper two municipal golf courses rather (oumil on the general policy lines ^ M asliingtnn, April 8 OP)— lendei'cure Pineliursl (’o’-red Beef KEEBLER SALTINES was e.stablishing himself finally as Dine: if the .snafu liaWn’l liap- conference table ’ Products at Pinehuisl , . . Ivarge and .small WE NOW HAVE A NEW SHIPMENT OF than Ik>\v to a ferlerni court in- which they hav e so far dev eloped , I’ r e * 1 d e n t Elsenhower, In a und deliciously tender o\en Rih boss. The Moldavian momentarily pened. Die ser\ ifemen. Die colonel The newspaper’s ire was roii.sed .Scotkins, jiim'tinn open.ng them lo white for negotiations with Russia at a ' /orelgn policy spetwh tomorrow Roast Beef wr offr. tlir fine.xt had strayed from the formula and ills family all could have gone. b y ’Norslad’s lejecDon of so-called at Gettysburg, Pa., will declare SeofTissue...... 2 for 25c SAUERKRAUT and PICKLED TRIPE M'hen Klini.siichcv ’’took tlie Debbi,e Will Not Oppose ami Negro players on an equal foreign ministers meeting hegm-| ground beef vou can bu\ in’ New Pkg. 29c The tioard said it had turned its di.sengagement in Europe during a Soflweave In white or colors. black sheep by the lail.” as he put basis... Dr. Thomas Ward pre- ning in Genev'a Ma\' 11 on the Ihere Is need for better under­ England . . . findings ovei- to ”ai)pioi)iiale imu- problem of Germany and the spe­ standing ot the threat to free­ Cut-Rite Wax Paper 25e It, and thiew them 'oui in m id.19.67. manders to determine wheDiet or ahly will be ready within two NABISCO RITZ a new cliche was born. The big .tear*. j cific crisis over Berlin. [ (Continued on Page Four) dom from athelstir dtrtatorahip. SPECIAL QUALITY FAMILY NAPKINS ...... 1 for 29e FISH IS ALWAYS A PLEASINB CHANGE not disciplinary action is requiied.” boys who oppo.sed Khrushchev were Fast Divorce for Eddie diets in r'hicago that a vaccine I The AYhite House announc^ NEW CROP SrotTov\eIs large and small and in rnlors. J'liis suggested Diat the h ain ed this theme tndn.v Just before LEAN FRESH to be rcgaided as guilty as sin , ______; colonel may yel he punislied. mild­ liial would prevent from 60 to 70 CALIFORNIA SCOTTIES -nSSI’ES ...... ;29c 28c F o rm er Foreign -Minister Shepilov , | B . A f ’DN ’Elsenhower left, Washington for ANB A GREAT BUGGET SAVER! ly at least, for having conuiluited per cent ot all common cold.s |nob- ' his farm on the edge of (letty*- wa.s not quite so guilty. , ' ably will be ready wltbiii two ycr*. GROUND BEEF ih 69c Tills was tlie Khnishcliev mind I^s-A egas, -Nev,, .April 3 i.Ti An to the mixup. biirg. The six enlisted m en w'ere all on Two Maltese - one a steward Jury Tolfl Mrs. Nicholas Fro-.Foy Ice Cream . . . ' J gal 79c EDUCATOR OPEN at woik. as d.ogmatic as .Stalin’s. ec.*tatie Rlizaheth Ta\dor and Fd-^ ASPARAGUS emergency leave because of deatli in the Royal .N’a\y charged w.lh .SUGAR RAY TOLD TO FIGHT SESAME CRACKERS conditioned by a lifetime of ex- nie F.isher today made plans for* a or illne.sa to close relatives. The planting liomeiiiiule tximh in B nt-' Sealtest Ice Cream . .. ' 2 gal. .51.00 pre.ssing hiniselt in pre-fabrialey to rim for governor in 196U. limes I m eant to .scare him,” | oe. 10c 46-oz. can 35c w ar the just and the upju.sl. T h e I -.need ye.slerday she .would not ”How inanv limes? ” contender and that he had flled- Honored dead in Arlington Sgt. Carl .Michaelis said the 44- Boiled Ham lb. $1.19 ’ oppose Fisher’s desire to get a "Throe times” ’ a formal challenge with a 82,000 LETTUC|...... 2 large heads 29c Cem etery reach 100,000 Im la y ... year-old illvorcee told him. Just af- ; check to back up hla claim. 1 /xL 'l A ' 9'"'’*^**' Nevada divoree so that he i ter coming mil of a coma. ”1 wa.s “Had lie ever beaten you be­ ' SELECTED RED RIPE t .> 1 1 1 > I > t* j could marry Mias Taylor. j, Hubbard Estate Set Nationalist Chlne,je Defense -Min­ f o r e ? ” pnoatii i. oAMiii'i 2 istry repoits Communist *hore going to try to shoot him In the ARTICHOKES ...... 2 for 29c **•,' 1 ’ e r»^ I ”I wish L,iz and Eddie happi-l "No, he was alw ays ver.v gentle RULE ASKED ON U.S. BASES Better coffee every time At Over Million hatterie* rem.ain silent on odd- arm .” to nie ” Tokyo, April 8 CPI—The Japa- Chicken Winqs . . Ib. 20c TOMATOES wreck o l I r a w l e r i ness.” Debbie said as she arrived i "Ishe didn’t say the shooting was oll-purpost num’nered day usually njarked by ”Wliy did you have a gun?” neee governiRent asked the Su­ Plastic pkg. of ■ O Q — CORN ...... 6 ears 49e ____ I in Uos^ Angeles after a transpolar t accidental, ' Michaelis said. Chicican Livers ... Ib. 79c shelling of offshore islands... ”I meant to scare him. I was preme Court today to reverse * _ 4 Faar.v Tomatoes ' . X Wellflect. Mass., April 3 '.Tr A ’ " ‘SH from a movie location in j Middletown, April 3 i/P’ The Charles W, Synune.s, one of the Californa top.: the nation in for­ going to try to shoot him in the lower court ruling that the pres- ' Sousage Meat ... Ib. 69c LEMONS ...... 4 for 23c Bostoi! fishing ve.ssel bucking:r a ^ estate of the late -Mrs. Muriel} lawyers defending Mrs. Nicholas in liquid deanur The news made Liz and Eddie .so eign car registration* with 17 per arm .” ence of U.S. base* and troops In heavy storm ploughed aground on ,, , McCormick Hubbard, lieires., to j her murder trial, asked Michaelis Japan Is unconatitiitionat. The "A sandbar off Cape Cod early to- that they literally jumped , two of America’s great fortunes. ' cent. The detective said Mrs. Nicholaa COFFEE GIANT I REGULAR FLORIDA ORANGES ...... doz. 55c Relief agende* nxive into aliat-; whether she had mentioned thal told him she saw Teel still I sitting district prosecutor’* office ap­ day with the In.ss of two and pos- P "’ reporter told theni of is estim ated at J4 million. j POTATOES tered area* of central F lo rid a the shoot’iiig took plaee accidental­ upright in hla while Cadillac as pealed directly’ to the highest I’. S. No. I Grade GRAPEFRUIT, Indian River Seedless...... 3 for 39e ■ib’lv three lives Debbie .s statement while the two Tbe ftguie does not' include two : ly In a struggle w’lth 54-year-ohI court, bypassing an intermediate IS N O W Four sm vived the wreck >>f the , ‘*1* «00-a-week dude t)-u,st funds .set up for her by her while .N'ational G uardsm en help she left after the shooting. 10 Lha. 33c clear debris left in wake of tor­ Forrest Teel. All three defense lawyers Jum p­ appeal court. It thus hoped to 83-foot Paul Mino bv leaping from,Taylor rents wlnle grandfather, John D. Rockefeller, ' ■‘.'Ihe'did not,” the detective testi­ speed up ■ final ruling, which- 69c I 39c M c In t o s h APPLES ...... 3 Ibs. 39c the breaking craft and swimming Jt”* Preforms nearby at tlie and her father. Harold F. Mc­ nadoes. . . Four Navy fro g m en ed up when Deputy Prosecutor ftCULAIt AT HALE'S fied. ’’She ju.st told me she shot under normally slow .Japanese A/WCE •bout a half mile to shore. , Hotel. Cormick. Mr*. Hubbard’s patemal better the 41-hour record for un­ Krancis Thomason asked Michaelis ..At )iim,” , court procedure could take AFTHORI/ED PERSONAL •One of the survivors .saiil Angelo . . said r isher, grandfather wa.s Cyrus. M cCor­ derwater endurance and liope to whether Mrs. Nicholas' answers in Taking the stand on the fourth month* or even year*. and P.AVROLL (TIECKS Marino of Everett, owner and skip- i' ”*** ® Jumping all over the Iroom. mick. inventor of the reaper. rem ain subm erged for 48 hours. the hospital interview were ”clr day of testimony. Michaelis gave CASHED AT PINEHFR.ST ALW AYS AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THEJREAR OF OUR STORE! per of the craft, one one or two | f b^^grateful thfct D eM ie did this.” H er will, filed for probate here U.S. Air Force Constellation of and rational.” Her lawyers said this report of his. hospital ipter- g r a h a m CONVERTS 8.Q00/ others disappeared from sight. Then Iaz got op the telephone yesterday, leaves the bulk of her' Atlantic Radar. Patrol crashe* at Michaelis is no expert on mental view’ with 'M r* . Nicholas as she. re -1 condition. Auckland Neu; ZetMMO. A p^ TABUNAPKI Michael J. CMarametaro, 42, aijd said: "I’m so happy 1 almost estate to four young adopted chil­ Argentina Newfoundland on land-1 g- (/p)—t In^ ttaousHp#. per Green Stamps for Gloucester,’ one of the seven crew­ passed out at the news. I knew dren, The children, twin boy* Har­ ing, ktliing one man and severely ’ gained cbnsclouanes* after nearly Judge Thomas J. Fauliooner dying from- 76 sleeping pills; surired fenferd ? ite-jni®* men aboard, swam ashore with alj along that Debbie would con- [' old aud John. 7. EUaha. 4. and injuring several others. . . U.S. I.h agreed, apd the question was with­ purchases in meat and ■•■Do you fwl like talking?” he drawn. cisions for Chriet" tonight at 'John Norris. Frank Clararhetaro sent. Jpst chalk It up to woman's | Anna. 1. get 60 per cent of, the planning to begin delivery o( B.67 close of an hour-long grocery department now (no relation), alsp of Gloucester, psychology or Intuition.” ' e»tate, the will provides. Jet bomber* to I’aklstari late this said, he asked her. Concerning Mrti. y ea r... Queen Elizabeth, world’s! "W'hat do you want to know?" bide attempt after the ..July 31 ,iAmeri(«n Evangelist Billy JW.HALC being issued at grocery ■nd James CTements, of Somer- LAz originally had made plans to , A companion, Miss Catherine M. ham. The evangeUM largest passenger liner, w eighs' "I Want to know what took place shooting. Mlchaeli^ testlfled, ‘tSh* vui*. attend BuH Ives’ o|>enihg at the i Dwyer, who direct* a philanthrop­ cnisade at the check-out for your con- Michael CSarametaro aaid the Flamln|;o Hotel last night. Ivea, ic fund established by Mrs. Hub- anchor and heads for Burope after the otlf«r night.” told me she upclHicked (vomited) being fog-bound In New York Michalelis said *he to.ld him Teel hall Grmmd b(deM,.JM>iMlne8iB':'....-Q^ venionce. piv- otfleial* e*t (CpaUwM a 1*001 'Pa4;«i On«) hariMi*. began bFating her in an argument OB Pag* F oo) / .*«* '■ ‘V .. I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, Coiw.. FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1959 'V' r m i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (XINN.. FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1989 P A C n i S B l B ■'I 'T : i K ; ' Work, scheduled during April, Film About Blind "Ttie Vietorloua Life,” by the Fred Hoffman, Hoffman Rd., El­ $100,000 and free (conventional hall chairman of the afftir, with Cap­ 6 E N f lU a calls attention to the annual drive RockviUe-Vernon Rev. David O. Jaxheimer, pastor, lington; Mrk. RogAr JohnaotH .Re­ Alcorn to Confer rrntftl. CAP Record Hop tain Walsh and Cadet 2nd Lt. for funds by the Cancer Society rlTAES^ Sheinwold on Bridge At Zion Sunday 'V e r n 0 It Methodist: Worship, gan Rd.; . Mrs. Mary Krlstofak. After aubmitting this to the alte Timothy Beckisrith 'assisting him. this month. nursery, 9:30 s,m.,' sermon by the Broad Brook; obert MacNamara, Witli Sen. Morton roup headed by Alcorn and Ohio At Legion Tonight Tickets may be purchased at the TV SERVICE Members of the W8CS have door. Popular records will be given ■The Sunday School of- Zion Rev. Robert Shimoda, pastor of Ellington: Mrs. Matilda Schlllin- fta te ' Chairman Ray C. Blisa, '• f"" ■? D »ys" M O T A O il Plans been ,asked to take old sheeting, a ZBA Attacks Chairman Jamca C. Worthy of the as prizes for the dance contests^ TalcottvlUe Oongregationsl ger, Sti Prospect' St. Washington, April 3 t¥)—Meade At the last meeting of the Man­ Nights iAVpFhMinrts few newspapers, needle, thimble, COMPOUND FIN ESSE • Lutheran (Jhurch will present a Birth today; A daughter to Mr. Chickgo delegation said he was op­ North dealer Church; church school, 10i46 s.m. chester Squadron of Civil Air Pa­ TEL.Mtt-a488 Sp^i^U^ent thread and aclssors to the meet­ ASSURES GAME North-South vulnerablo sound filmstrip s t 9 s.nv (hindsy. Rockville Methodist: Sunday and Mra. Richard Pelletier, 93 Alcorn, retiring Republican na­ timistic. Neither Alcorn nor Bliss ing. Mrs. Fred Warren, Mrs. ‘ Favor Asked, trol, Capt. Thomas F. Walsh, com­ V e | 6 ’ Pension Cost High ' By Alfred Shelawold NORTH Entitled "The Blind See,’* It was school, 9:30 s.m.; membership West St. , tional chairman, confers today would comment. mander, announced the promo­ Charles-Warren and Mrs. William U.SxMaaters Team CTiamiiloB « A 4 2 training, 9:30 .am., membership with the man regarded as his moat Washington—More than 1,300,- Neverette will be hostesses. prepared by the Board For Mis­ tions of three cadets. They are At Bbok^ieek How do you play the trump suit V q 10 6 training class, 9:45 am .; worship, Vernon and TalcottvlUe news I* likely succesaor-^en. Thruaton B. Dean Cosma, Donna Farris and 000 American war veterans and CHARGE YOUR The : \VSCS finance committee ♦ K 6 sions to the Blind, Lutheran RAINBOW CLUB Notes Denial nurserj', 10:46 am., sepnon, "We handled through The Herald’s surviving relatives of deceased in today’s hand? The correct play Morton of Kentucky. Tony Farris, from cadet third will meet Xiondsy at 7:30 p m. at « K Q 7 9 S are His Messenger.” by the Rev. Roldnille Buirao, 7 W. Main St., Emanuel Women veterans are drawing monthly pen­ ObMTvmnte of Nattonot B o ^ Caiurch. Missouri Synod. Morton flew here last night claas to cadet second class. PRESCRIPTIONS HERR the church and the executive com­ is not very hard, but only a handful W BT EAST Th« RockvlU* ’ Zoning Board of Simon P. Montgornery, pastor. TRemont 6-3138. from his home in Louisville but sion check* from the Federal Gov­ Waek la Bolton will feature i at 8 :3 0 .\ of players in the whole' country * K 7 S A 10 7 . The filmstrip depicts, the edu- Join Auxiliary The sscond of the teenage rec­ ernment totaling more than 1.1 estiem of bUnd children to prepare NEW YORK FLOOR SHOW Appeal* issued a statement of pol­ St. John’s Episcopal: Holy Com­ didn’t discuaa the matter beyond special dranxe program and an aration Is/xmw being made e 9 5 4 ¥832 munion, 8 and 11 a.m.; family serv­ ord hops will be held at the Ameri­ billion dollars a year. Theae pay­ open house at the Public Ubrary. will customarily bring the play off them for successful living in a icy a t thS conclusion' off a public saying he had been approached by can Legion Home tonight fr^om iimmage ^ e on April 13. ♦ 10 742 ♦AQ953 ice, classes, sermon, 9;l5.a.m. The some Republicans on the chair­ Women of the Enianuel Luther­ ments are not given as “compensa­ Book week oBlcially begins Mrs. RobsK. L. Richardson is in at the table. modem society, and shows how the EVERY SATURDAY MGHT Grange Awards 7:80 to 11 o'clock. PINE West opens the deuce of dia­ « 843 «762 hearing last night decrying spe­ 'Ven. Maurice G. Foulkes, rector. manship. He didn’t Identlf.V them. an Chlirch last night voted to join tion" for service-incurred wound* m m April 12 but the Orange will have M m m m m m p h a k m a o i charge of UHe prbjert.v monds, and East takes two dia; SOUTH church fits ItMlf into this pro­ cial reipieata made io'th e board re­ First Oongreg;ationaLof Vernon: ’T have been reading about my­ Th* record hop will be spon­ and illness. They are based on dis­ Its library program on April 10. gram to give spiritual life and ONLY fS-00 MINIMUM K R COUPLE the new auxiliary of the Augua- sored by the local unit of Civil Worship fiervlrea mond tricks. East then returns -a 4 Q 9 8 0 3 garding its actions. Church school, adult claas, and Sewing Prizes self in the newspaper* back abilities suffered after wartime Members of the Orange will The-Rev. Carltdn.T. Da^ley will heart, and you win in dummy with ¥ A K 7 7 strength. nursery 9:30 a.i^.: worship, nurs­ tana Church, known as the Augus- Air Patrol and the American service, some of which may. have ■jrlslt the Public Library that eve- ROUTE 5-44A — BOLTON Frederick P. Koppel Jr., acting home,” he said, ”an(l I thought I start a new series of sermons on the ten. ^ / 8 Scenes include children s t study, ery, 11 a.m., se)TOon by the Rev. Manchester Grange at its meet­ would come, here to see what It is tana Lutheran Church Womefi. Legion Poet. Ronald O. Farris, resulted merely from advancing m CENTER ST. •nlng where special attention will 4 A its board chairman In the absence representing the local post, is the Ten Commandment^ Sunday at Let's sii.ipose that you cannot 10 . in athletic programs, and at play PHONE Mi 9-8023 Warren E . Covell, pastor of Venuin ing Wednesday evening In Orange all about.” At a special meeting of women age. be given the Adelia Northern United Methodist Church. The first see all of the cards. You know North East Soalli Wsst st the Missouri State School for of tVlUiam Schmalz, said the board Methodist Church. from all organization* of the Ltoomls collection, a Grange was recently asked to eign a doca- Hall awarded prizes in th* sewing Aicorn, national chairman for in the series is entitled "One God.\ that West ha> led froi.i a four- 1 (h Pas* 1 4 Pau the Blind; Braille volunteers pre­ Union Congregational: Church the past two years, announced church, a two-thirds majority vot­ memorial to a Bolton native who Mrs. Susie Daley will be soloist at^ I NT Pau 3 ¥ Pan ment In advance of a public hear­ contest, entries for which were vfiu card diamond suit, since he led paring Sunday school lessons in school, 9:30 am .; nursery, 10:40 earlier this week that he is re­ ed to join the new auxiliary. a Orange member for almost the 9:30 and 11 a m. services. the deuce. Hence East started 3 4 ' Pau 4 4 A ll Pau ing (m the case “for the personal judged by Mrs. Isabelle Regan, The pastor, the Rev, C. Henhy An- 70 years. On their return to the Braille; members of a congrega­ a.m.; worship, 10:45 a.m., sermon signing effective next weekend Junior choir will sing at 9:30 with five diamonds to the ace- Openinf lead ♦ 2 gun of the requestor. The request by the Rev. Wayne Sandau, pastor when the GOP National Commit­ der.son. presided at the business Community Hall, the Grange will tion bringing blind - students to w as denied.” teacher of home economics, at and should report to the church at queen. of Ellington Congregational Barnard High: Mrs. 'Elizabeth tee meets here to pick the site and meeting. MARLOW'S BRINGS YOU see a filmstrip on libraries pre­ 9 a.m. Primary school children, church and entertaining them in Koppel declined to detail the in­ Could East also have the king their homes; and the vast work at Church. Robinson seamstress at Burton’s, date of the 1960, Republican con­ A lemporarj’ chairman, Mrs. E. pared by the Bureau of Libraries who will be attending the service, of spades? Impossible. He passed odds are that West has more cident or name those Involved, say­ of the -State Department of Edu­ spades than East. the library for the blind, where FREDERIC E. WERNER St. Bernard’s: Masses 7, 8. 9, 10 and Mrs. Olive Murphy. vention. He -said he wants to re­ John KJelKson, was elected, and a aliould plan to arrive at 9;1.S. Mr.s. over one ' club. He would have I ing, "The Board decries the re­ and 11 a.m.; 'The Rev. Patrick The judges awarded first prize turn to his Hartford, Conn., law nominating committee constating cation, and hear a talk by Mrs. When you lead the queen of books and records are sent to blind Theodore Caddy and Mrs. Howard been happy to bid one diamond If quest but will not allow the re­ Mahonej’, pastor; the Rev. Terence to Mr*. Helen McHugh, who en­ practice. of the pre.sldcnl.s of the four wom­ Eainor BenUey, local librarian. M. Jensen will supervise the 11 he had any aide strength. spades, you finesse through iWeat'a people throughout the country. quest to prejudice its decision The library committee is plan­ PRESENTS Murphy, assistant pastor. tered a blue taffeta print dress. Alcorn's succes.sor is expected en's organization was chosen. scm. nursery. As soon.as you have located the king and pick up Iilast's ten at The Sunday School luid Bible when the case Is heard.” St. Joseph’s: Masses, 7:30, 8;45, ning to end the local observance of the same time. If West plays low, Second prize was won by Mr.*, to be named during the commit­ Members of this committee are Methodist Youth Fellowship will king of spadea In the West hand, class of Zion has supported mis­ He stated the policy of the To and 11 a.m.; the Rev'. H. A. Le- Marjorie Mastrangelo, who chose tee’s April 10-11 se.sslon. Miss Kva Johnson, Mrs. Anna book week with an open house on meet at 7 p.m. Sunday. Mr. and you should knov/ how to begin the your queen wins the trick; if Weat Board "so that no misunderstand­ April 17 during regular librar>- sion work among the blind pak, pastor; the Rev. John Koeon, a dark cotton print, with turned At a 8ite-scre.fning meeting yes­ KJell.son. Mrs. Raymond Lucioua Mrs. James Swenson have recently trumps. Land i( low* spade from covers, you win with dummy’s ace through offering holder^ given to Sandra L. McKenney ing may possibly exist in any one’s assistant pastor. and Mrs. Earle Scott. Those In hours from 7 to 9 p.ni. and can draw the last trump with down collar, three-quarters-length terday. Chicago Increased its bid been named counsellors for this dummy. ■ ail members of the Sunday School mind . . . Sacred Heart: Masses. 8, 9:30, sleeves and a straight skirt. Valeda for next year’s GOP convention to charge of the constituting of the Vault Started group. Finesse tiie Nine your own e:>tablished eight of and 11 a.m.; the Rev. Ralph Kelley, new all-inclusive Women's group, trumps. during the Lenten season. IN A "The policy of the Rockville Zon­ LaChance was awarded third prize more than $.500,000. r . M. Santamaria Co., contrac­ Congregational Notes WJjen East plays low, -^finesse ing Board of Appeals Is to award pastor. ' for her black cotton dress. Chicago, which is competing which will commence in the fall, tors for the addition to the Com­ TTie Rev. Theodore W. Chandler Dally Question The public ie invited to attend Hoepital Note* were Mrs. Ai'thur Tolf, Mr*. C. the nlnp frbm your hand.' (This and stay for the Bible class and a public hearing to every appeal Mrs. Mastrangelo al.sb won first with Philadelphia and New Yoik munity Hall, has started work on Jr. has chosen "Yours to Open” \a dealer, you hold: Spades— for the convention, originally Henry Anderson, Mrs. George might drive out the king, since church service that follow at 9:30 PIANOFORTE RECITAL and application received by the Admitted yesterday; Anthony prize in the little girl-s’ class with the project. Excavating has been as his sermon for 10 a.m. worship 'Blast might' have J-lO-x and play Q 9 8 6 3. HearU—A K J 7, Dia­ board and that no further action Baezinka, RFD 2; Mrs. Edward a dress made for her daughter. offered the Republicans $.300,000 Okerfelt and Mrs. Carroll Nelson, done and forms placed for pouring and 10 o’clock. S t Bolton Congregational Church his low trump,' As It happens. monds—J 8, Clubs—A 10. What will be taken on the case until af­ Hortbn, Rockville Hotel; Mr*. During the remainder of the pro­ cash, plus' $128,.500 in fringe bene­ Following the business meeting, the footings. Completion of , the Sunday. do you say? fits such as free convention hall a social hour was enjoyed. vault and town office space Is ex- i Weat wine wlfh.^ the jack of South Methodist Chapel ter the public hearing.” Frank Motola, Henry Rd., Wap- gram several men were chosen to There will be no meeting of trumpe. \ Answer: Bid one spade. You ping: Mrs. Jennie Lessig. 30 Mal­ design hats from various materi­ rental. pected by mid-July. Junior Fellowship. A Pilgrim Fel­ will be in position to bid the hearts The Board listens to anyone who CROP nrSTER KIIJ^ED West returns a heart, and you wants to speak for or against any den La.; Mrs. Bernard Laplne, 90 als. The finished products were Philadelphia is offering $475,000 Teacher Aides lowship rally at Vernon Congrega­ next, , thus allowing parther to In cash, plus fringe benefits, and Enid. Okla.. April 3 (.Pi- A crop Parents who will assist teachers win with til^ jack. Monday Evening application, and makes its decision Branford St.. M.anohester; William modeled by their wives. tional Church at 3:30 p.m. Sunday Now you must guess. Who choose between the major suits. |f^Winds$i^ Boot. 30 Spring St.; John Waldron, ’The meeting April 15 will be New York is offering $400,000 duster died here Wednesday in the at the Cooperative Kindergarten ^or high school young people In the r MtNUTIS rsOM , after .the public hearing. include started with only two spades’ (Copyright 1959, General Features 149 Vernon Ave. neighbors' night. The home eco­ plus benefits. crash of his airplane. and Nursery next week include Association will be attend- UST HASTFOSD “This Board has taken pride in The Highway Patrol identified HOOVER West or East? If West, the king, Corp.) Discharged yesterday: Deborah nomics committee announced a Chicago's new offer is $400,000 Mrs, George Metxell and Mrs. j, members. They will April 13, 1959 at 8:15 O’Clock the fact that any action taken by the victim as Oliver B. Gaudouas, is now alone and you can lead a JAMES m it has always, been done as a re­ Bowles, . West WiUington; Mrs. card party for Wedneaday, April cash plus proceeds from a con­ Francis Dowds, Monday; . Mrs. Bolton Meetinghouse at ’Maverick’ TONITR Catherine Davis, Ellington Ave.; vention program estimated at 39, formerly of Hartford, Conn. Alexta Pepin and Mrs. Lois La- N gupn^rg should be car- low Uunip to dumrriy’s ace. If sult of public hearing when all of 22, in Orange Hall. Convertible Pine, Tuesday: Mrs. Stephen Phlll-1 ^ ------^------. ...m v— East, the ten Is now alone and TICKETS AVAILABLE WI’THOUT CHARGE AT ’THE the pertinent facts were publicly ried: beverage and dessert will be you can lead the queen of spades more arjd Mrs. Darrell Maltlen. provided. The program includes a, MUSIC SHOP, KEMP’S MUSIC STORE, POTTERTON’S stated," Koppel said. "The actions Wednesday; Mrs. Daniel Post and through West. |0IBiiSisiG)Gi3i!SU5;iD|Bj3||sjG;^;sn!l818iBI3J5IB]EI&JSI5ISiSn0J9iGI5JSlSI1SI51SI5IBIi0|5ISISISfi]SiGIi0ISi&JSlSf5JGlD!l3IM3151Gi^ film, recreation and worship. EASTWOOD AND WERNER’S LI’TTLE MUSIC SHOPPE. of the Board have been based on Mrs. William Bell. Thursday: Mrs. You have a fair chance to come J the high Integrity of its members Other - Services Nominaled brut iHctura of the yemr! SPBC/AL Alan Remington and Mrs. Edward and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Paiek are to the right decision. E)aat has Masses will be celebrated at 7. You'll agree it*» the bent romedy TECIIHCIIIK and also, that anyone can seek re­ Churllla, Friday. arranging the program. more diamonds than West, so the in 50 year*! Keith Sales for the Home! Open Thursday Evening Until 9 8:30 and 10 a m. at St, Maurice J r At «:40-I0 8:40-10:38 lief from the courts from decisions Cancer Work Junior Fellowship of the Bolton Plus (8:50) Jano F ow pII A.rtnei 31 COMPLETE WITH of the board. ’The boaH is non­ m o d el j c l e a n in g TOOLS Cancer dressings will be made Church Sunday. Congregational Church will hold a Botalind RuoBell—in ‘•KNCHANTED ISLAND” Holy Communion will be cele­ "AUNTIE MAME " partisan and has no ax to grind by members of the Woman's Western party at the parl.sh room ii!ia;iW:iii>jiBi]Hiiw;i«^ with anyone. Its members give FEATURING: Society for Christian Service at brated at services of St. George's in color tonight from 8 to 11 o'clock. All Shown 1;4JU>:S5-9:15 freely of their time, training and their meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at EpiscopaT Church in the Civil De- those who attend will be required UKiyt'IN fen.se shelter at the elementary Shorts at 1:30 and 9:00 talents, without remuneration as United Methodist Cliurch. The to wear Western dre.ss. civic duty for the betterment of ® ^ Speed Motor school at 10 a.m. Sunday. A rummage .sale will be conduct­ MAN5FIELD SOON; “S03IK CAMK RUNNING*' OPEN STOCK MODERN Ttesretfo** mr m*-s » wuxsmanTta ^\\ the community.” .Anniversary Mans ed from 9 a.m. until noon tomor­ Always A Good Time i PROGRAMS An anniversary Mass will be Ends Sun. After last night’s hearing the • Automatic Shift row at Bolton Congregational board granted all three requests. celebrated at 8:30 a.rti. tomorrow Church by the I.Adie.s Benevolent ALL IN c o l o r : Dine-Donce-Hove Fun only for Mary Diet* at St, Maurice Dr. John Phiffer and Dr. Noel IN CHOICE OF SIX STUNNING FINISHES! Reg. CAMERAS Society. Workers will sort and Brigitte Bardot Every Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. Kerr wbre granted a variance to 1104.95 • Throw, eral repairer’s license at 50 Wind­ ... as it cleans their <*ar insurance to Safeco where Dirk Borgarde, Margaret I.rockwood PIZZA y sor Ave., with restrictions. He savings are assured. Crockett TAKE OUT • LIMITED QI’AN’nTIES * FREE HOME Plu s agreed to allow no work on “hot Agency. MI 3'ir)77. .• TRA D ES ACCEPTED DEMONSTRATION! a “Every Second Counts” MIKE STANKO’S LI\*ELY rods,” no self repairs and no heavy E-Z TERMS! Manoliewfer Kvening Herald Bol­ With Barbara Laage, Jenn Marc Why Is Portable repairs at the service station, to N O W O P E N ton correMpondent, Doris M. D*ItaN ThibanU OAK GRILL be known as ’’AI’s Shell Service." Morton Herman of Manchester la, telephone Mitchell A-s5545. Next Attraction SO Oak St., Manchester | TV So Popular? FURNITURE DEPT. TEL. MI 9-8094 was granted permission to operate “R ourc E t N oir” No Cover—No Minimum ' Because a low-cost Port­ a new car dealership and ho!(l a re­ 861 MAIN STREET CHAR-LEY “Red and The Black” able ’TV makes every pairing license at ,55 Windsor Ave., PHONE Ml 9-5221 ELECTRONICS room an entertainment with, restrictions. He will operate (MASS. STYLE) Explosively Funny! center! It’s an ideal fam­ a Plymouth agency as Herman Roe R iinxcII ('h. ('ohiirn ily gift—perfect for Mora, •A1 NTIK | • HOW TO LABORATORIES Motors. Inc. DINE and DANCE .MA.MK” .M IR O K B A Dad and the kids. See Renewal Studied Further RH'H INCLK” one soon at STANEK’S. Members of the Rockville Re­ C H O W M E I N T ech , 8 277 BROAD development Agency will take an- N o lc: Hat. WHITE ELEPHANT TAKE OUT SERVICE T onight Schedule Different othisr week to study redevelopment AT THE , SAT. 1 P.M. KID SHOW RESTAURANT RADIO TELEVISION plans before giYlng their final ap- i •RO.MKA K IN (i O F LKOPARDH*' proval to them." m. They will nleet j 2590 BERLIN TPKE., BERLIN 198 CENTER STREET U hsnnrI s New Haven Conn. (53) LIDERACE again Tuesday. RED EMBER TEL. BEverlv 7-9900 Chnnnel 18 Hartford, Conn, 8:38 (53) i^aBLQCK HOLMES CThalrman Harry W. Flamm an­ ACROSS FTROM ORIN'OLD AUTO PARTS ISext Wednesday Your Host ED LaHOUSE C h arn el t1 HprinKlield, Maee. (18) YOi; ARK THERE Kitchen Open till 1 P.M. "SO.MK CAMK RfNNfNO’" Channel SS New Britain. Conn. f;88 ( 3-48) FHIL SILVERS SHOW ticipated that planning and ad­ COCKTAILS BANQUET HALL AVAILABLE Channel 40 Hol.voko. RInee. Godiion” ministration will cost $155,953 and OPEN 11 A.M. to 7 P.M. TUESDAY To SATURDAY Channel 58 Waterbnrv Conn. (22-38) M-SULAD utility extension, $735,000. Initial Route 6 and 44A Bolton FOR WEDDINGS, PARTIES **Tha Vanishing Lad] paper work will cost about $500. SUNDAY 11 A M. to 9 P.M.--CLOSED MONDAY Tel. MI 9-444,5 $:M ( 3) THR BIG PAYOFF ( 8) HIGHW AY PA T R O L (E2-MI YOUNG DK. MAI.ONK (18) MOVIE AT » The initlaj paper work is expected TEL Ml 3-1881 FRIDAY SPECIAL I S-53) BEAT THE CLOCK “We Are Not Aloor** to be coiiipleted next week when 140) A L L ST A R PLA YH O U SE- (58) TOMBSTONE TERRITORY the agency gives final approval to 8:S« I 3-40) THK VERDICT IS YOURS “Day of tho Amnesty** FULL COURSE LOBSTER DINNER 2.25 (J3-S#) FROM THERE ROOTS the plans. Tlie plan will thei» go ♦ 5 ' A f. ^ ^ 0C-’5? ^ ^ ^ "V TOMORROW 2 P.M. I 5) CONNECTICUT BAND­ before a special meeting of the Phone Hartford JA t-lftSl STAND City CoUricil for approval. DOORS OPEN 1:80 (53) WHO DO YOU TRUST? W. H. ENGLAND 4:04 ( 3) RA.NGER ANDY ' Alderman Clarence J. McCar­ (t2-,3» TRUTH OR UONSE- thy has been elected 'vice chair­ QUENTES (Color) LUMBER CO. man of the committee, Alderman • -iW < J' I S-53) AMERUAN BANDSTAND Richard Hiller, secretary, and Mrs. HARTFORP. CONN. (18) LIFE OF RILEY OPEN ALL DAY BLUE MINK! LIMED OAK! DRIFTWOOD WALNUT! CORDOVAN! WALNUT! SPRUCE! DETOUR CIVIL AIR PA’TROL and AMERICAN LEGION (40) FUN MOUSE Jean Weber was appointed re­ HURRY! HURRY! 4:15 (40)^HE SECRET STOR5I cording secretary. Other agency 4:30 ( 3-40) THE EDOE OF NIGHT SATURDAYS Last Two Weeks (IS) CLUB HOl’SE IS members are Atty. Leo B. Flaher­ (!»-S0) COUNTY FAIR ty Jr;, and Le.ster Nagy. Corpora­ Good Seat-ft Available Teenage “ Record Hop” 8:30 (22-30) THE THIN BIAN tion Counsel Donald J. Shannon Double Dresser 3 Piece Suite SPECIALS! Right I'p To Show Time ( S-40) TV PLAYHOUSE I “The Dreamer” and sfayor Herman G, Olson are A distinguished 3 Piec* Contemporary THK ONLY TODD-AO Nichols < 8-58) 77 SI NSET STRIP meeting with the committee, along Bedroom . . . available in choice of SIX Bocouso of Hie hardship placed on our customers, Hirm clr Horeen aad Kound “The Grandma Caper** TONIGHT Manchester TIRE Inc. 18:00 ( 3) THR LINK UP with professional consultant beautifully grslned woods. Double Dress­ Between Boston and New York! Everett Lord-Wood. we ore reducing prices in oil deportments to help There U no other Todd-AO in Coda* APRIL .8—7:30 to 11:00 “The Sarge Caldwell Caae“ er with big Mirroi', Chest of Drawers (22-30) c a v a l c a d e OF SPORTS Actual redevelopment is not ex­ and Bookca.se Headboard Bed . . . an COODYEAR “Isaac Logart vn. Charley compensate for the nuisance. Scott, 10 welterweight boat. pected to begin until the spring of impressive Keith value at ...... American Legion Home (48) DEATH VALLEY DAYS 1960, as it .will take about a year *189 Thrilling Action! CONTRIBUTION 50c NYLON TIRES 18:38 ( 3-40) PERSON TO PERSON to complete paper work, get gov­ New Esther Williams Pool Sensatton Now BRAND NEW, RRST QUALITY Milton Rerle. comedian, apd ernment approval and appraisals Althea Gibnon.-tennis eham- 5 Piece Suite Including Bedding High Excitement! store and Plant 295 Broad S t pton are featured of property involved. Available to Families in Manchester Area WHEN ( 8-53) JOHN OALV. NEWS Redevelopment Is proposed for a You get a hand.some Three Piece En­ COOPER TEL Ml 3-5179 18:45 ( K> NEWS. W p:ATUEB. S P O R T S 45-acre tract centered around semble . . . PLUS luxurious Inner- (18) LATE NEWS Market and Brooklyn Sts. Flamm “ZORRO (22) SPORTHLIGHTS spring Mattress and matching Box $ 9 . 9 5 (.18) S P O R T S C A M ERA said he understands a petition is Spring! Choice of six wood.*, finer 1:88 ( 8) FEATURE FILM (53) T H K E A R L Y L A T E SHOW' being drawTi up to have the Rock­ quality throughout and an Outfit that step, up to a family fun, health and happiness. The exciting? TIRES RIDES AGAIN” “The Gilded Cage** “The Trenpaoeer** ( 8) POPEYK tl:88 < 3) NEWS. WEATHER, SPORTS ville Hotel property included in will prove a long remembered value R.70xl5 Tube Type—Black, plus tax and recappable * PLUS * (18) TV READER’S DIGEST ( 8) WORLD’S BEST MOVIES the redevelopment area. At pres­ at onfy...... exclush^ new Esther Williams living pool introduces an entirely new concept of CMing. ID Performnncen Weekly MANCHESTER (22) F i r s t s h o w “White Heat” ent the hotel borders on the study *239 (38) ROY ROGERS Eve. Perf. 8:30 Except Kun. 1:45 COUNT ’EM Q (18) CONFIDENTIAL FILE area. NOT RECAPS! NOT USED! (40) RIN TIN TIN (22) RIO NEWS s,wimming pool safety, convenience and economy! The living pool design embodies Wed. Snt.. Bon. Tepf. t:Sd. COI.OR X 5:38 ( H-53) M ICKEY^ M O I S E C LU B Home Building High Adra.; — Wed. Mat. 81.35, $1.M; 9 Dtuve-Bn'JkeatJie (SO) N EW S A W E A T H E R The Following Pieces Available Snt . 8nn .Hnl. I1.5D. ft.W I; E re- (18) KATHY GODFREY (40) FEATURE FORTY Dwellings again accounted for completely new principles of pool construction. For support, Esther Williams engineers ninc* 11.58. 83.M. B o L - r O N N o r a H (Sf) THE EARLY SHOW 11:15 ( 3) FEATURE FILM the major part of the construction CARTOONS “Strange AdTea^are** “The Cnofit of Moale Criftn” HANDSOME NIGHT SINGLE DRESSsk AND REGULAR RESKBVATIONK AVAILABLE: NOW (48) TWILlGin IHKATER (38) JACK PARR SHOW work in rural 'Vernon during AT STATE THEATER, WANCHFH- d:88 i K> “O'” Y •’ rHEATEB 11:38 TABLE ...... 819.96 M IRROR ...... $69.9.5 utilized the tested and proven techniques of bridge building! For strength, they adopt^ TER. ALL CHILDREN 25e TONIGHT, SATURDAY and SUNDAY (22) JACK PAAR SHOW March. Building Inspector Arthur U8) NEWS AT 6 11:45 (53) N EW S (58) THE LATET MATINEE F. Huntington reports 26 permits ATTRACTIVE PANEL FIVE DRAWER CHEST .. .$69.95 8 :15 (18) COLONEL TIM McGOY 12:50 ( 3) NEWS Jt WEATHER were issued for homes at an esti­ rare and indestructible California Redwood, reinf6rced with structural steel. F()r GASOLINE IIZABETH JOHN 6:25 ( 3) WEATHER. NEWS A * 1:80 ( 8) HEADLINES BED ...... $29.95 SPORTS mated value of $165,500. Other DOUBLE DRESSER AND PER GALIAIN (18) TEKNSVILLE building consisted of 12 miscel­ FOUR DRAWER CHEST . .849.95 M IRRO R ...... $89.95 attractiveness, they created a sleek, trim Redwood silhouette which literally hugs the (CASH) LANCASTER ’ SCOTT HODIAK (22) SPORTS laneous permits for. construction (22) «r*”M4| ASSIGNMENT SATURDAY estimated at $7,795. Also during BOOKCASE HEADBOARD TRIPLE DRESSER AND ground. In every detail of design, materials and equipment, the new Esther Williams STATE HM WMLIS' ( 8) INCOME TAX PBOGRA3I BED ...... $49.95 M IR RO R ...... $119.95 < 3-22) NEWS lt:00 ( 3) SHIREEV-TEMPEE the month, two barns and one shed MANCHESTER w e a t h p b PRE- ( 8) N EW S Jr : V IE W were demolished.. LIVING POOL is built to a standard of quality unexcelled in any pool at any price! orTTECTIVE’S DIART St., Manchester, is planning conr all movie goers ape I ( 3) R .F .f l. No. 8 struction of some 40 homes, on •57 MERCURY 4-DOOR ...... $179.5 More Than A Story Of payments for 60 days and five years to pay. Ask us for details. *57 DeSOTO HARDTOP ...... $1795 ELATED BECAUSE Dirocted by LEWIS ALLEN • Scrwnpliy by WPERT ROSSEN roperty purchased from Joseph Love. A Story Of Life! J. Hublard off Phoenix St,, accord­ *57 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR ...... $1095 A Piramount Ro-Rolint tJESJ Flower Fashions.. MORIARTY BROS. RED CEDAR WARDROBE ■ PLUS MATCHING CHEST •55 RAMBLER STATION W AGON...... $1095 SOniH MIHONY ing to a spokesman, for the firm. •52 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR ...... $295 "DESERT FURV" SHOWN AT 6:45 and 10:16 by MILIKOWSKI SELLING Permits have been Issifed for two BRAND NEW l/i TON STl'D EBA KER . . . rackleu woman.. LINCOLNS — 5IEROC1RV of the homes which will be built mmm Artistry in Flowers AND Both For Only PICKUP TRUCK ...... $1795 models. ^ . nghtinq for control ENGLISH FORDS Can Collection Moat cars have radio, heater,.and automatic trani- of o row, rkh 695 Main Street mlaslon. Phone MI 9-6268 S15 CEffTER ST— Ml S-8188 The City will conduct its month­ •mpira I ly can collecHon next week. The collection will begin Monday at 7 DELIVERED IN in-lMO) NEWa * V ea th e b 12:55 ( 8) congressional V IE W ­ a.nj. in the east end of the city. .88 IRANO NEW 19$9 FEA1URE (58) MOLLY GOLDBEBO POINT MANCHESTER fUS <¥) NEWS. DOUGLAS ED- 1;00 ( 8) THIS IS UCONN Residents should leave containers 2-DR. 4.PASS. LARK WABOS near he curb.. STARTS AT (It) aGHLIGHTS ( H) U N C LE AL (881 MEWS (22) SATURDAY BIO SHOW Cemetery Rd. Closed Savings Opportunity! A generously proportioned Fully equipped, including: Heater, $ (S«) HELPING THK TAXPAYER . Cemetery Rd,' in Vernon has Wardrobe of heavy Red Cedar In rich natural defroater, directional aignala, un- Ray Milland t:S« ( 8-4«) YOUR Hit PARADE (40) CANDLEPIN BOWLINQ 1895 plus Teacb-Popil Romance Bpriiara Stanwyck (tt-M) NOBTBWKfiT PASSAiSE been closed until the fall durihg grraih finish, with automatic light . . . lights up dMVoating, 5 tubeless tires, deluxe (Color) "FIxht at Iho 1:15 (8t) AS WK WERE construction of an overpass at trim k it foam cushion, permanent Psfs*e¥N PrestHtt Anthony Quinn ■ BlY*r” - lilt < 8) FRONTIER DOCTOR when door is opened! With it, at NO EXTRA NOTHING EXTRA TECHNICOLOR* Bamforth Rd. and Rt. 15. Cemete- CHAitGE, you get a matching Red Cedar Stor­ anti-freexe. TO BUY < ASS) BIN TIN TIN . . ( .) SATURDAY MATINEE A k H h o m - “CALIFORNIA" SHOWN AT 8:80 “Lack of O’Hara” (80) TACTIC ry Rd. runs from Bamforth ■ Rd. age Chest! - l:N ( Sr48) RAWHIDE *;00‘ < SI FEATURE FILM to Bolton Rd. Low, LoW'Priceu on Repairs on- All Makes m "larld.at at CHabaica" "Fraatlcr Law” 8:30 ELLERY q u e e n : (Color) Driver Arrested rOUOkVlO BY CC? TfATU*t ijp LATE SHOW " ’iiio tapar TUrr" (88) SATURDAY MATINEE M m FREE < ■) WALT DISNEY PRESKN’TS ,“Laat Plaac. Alnnra” Basil Thompson, 32,. of 16,. Vil­ EVERY NIGHT fl , “The Nina Llrra of EIxfko (44I SATURDAY FERrORK. lage St., Ellington, was lirrested EXCEPT i " A n t epFFEE Baca” , y.~ ANCE at 7:27 a.m. today and charged i with operating an unregistered B o u n d M o t o r s SATURDAY SUN.-TUBS. APRIL 5-7 motor'vehicle. Police said Thomp­ # •#* On The House son failed to renisw his registra­ K eiiit Fii rn it a ELVIS PRB8LEV Don WILLIS Garage SAT -,JN MA|.N(£> m ' - 4 ' "YOUR StUDEBAI^EB DEALER” In "JalUiouse Rock” -With The Iratis Show tion, which expired March 31. He $49 AS USUAL M - I 8PEG1ALI8T8 IN i6 CENTER ------M I 5-4079 At 12:16 m iE B L AUUNMENT «nd will appear City Court Mon­ Liberal Budget Term » day. . . n i l MAIN 51. MANCHESTER 1 615 M A IN $T. t W ta te Gat Hat«: Park Street, . Walaui Street to Cooper BRAHB BERVIOE ‘Tato ThoM Hotoven OeraaH WU4«-dean WaUaea HiUNBKAL AUTO RBPAlK Chdreh. Services Mt

w -r-: N. X X MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. APRIL S, 1969 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1959 PA( HMhidll rsportad jrsatacday'ttat tlM » n ia h govammeat waa proteatJng tns re­ GENERAL at the 9:30 and 11 s.m. church About Town Britain Denies cent teaUmony to Congreaa by South Windsor servicaa. G. Eldgar Westbrbok will Jury Told Mrs. Nicholas White and Twining. T V SERVICE Alcom Gets Tribute sing at the ftrst service. Holy Bi a rejiort from Its Washing­ Communion will be observed. Th* VFW Auxiliary will hold a Ire over ‘Loud’ Days Sunday School will be at 9:30 refular aetback card party tonight ton eomapondent, th# Conserva- School Boardx iDistiict Towns Rally Uva OaUy Mail said yesterday Nights $2iS5p m |S ^ a.m. with claases for all ages. | at 8 o'clock at the poet home. Admitted Shooting Teel soms U.S. obaarvars aaw the dsci- TEL. MI For *Some Cool A ir’ The Senior PYF will entertain , U.S. Generals alon to fiy the plane at high alti­ the 'Youth Fellowshii> from Man- Spriig Into Sunner Sale for Kings Daugh- Budget Total Loyal Circle of (CoBitaMd from Pag* Oae) gun WM psasad to the jury like tude to Berlin as a. “subUe but cheater's Second Congregational I tel* will hold rummags sale any other evldenee.'’ dangerous plan to imdercut Mac-' By JAMBS MAKLOW < "In politics you esn’t Stand still. (Tnirch Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. In l^oodruffWot (OsBOaead ttvm Paga Oaa) (AP Nevra Either you go forws|rd or Vou go ' The two giroupa will compete in | hall of Center Church. Donations the capaulea, or they would have Symmes contended the gun In­ mflian's efforts to find understand­ backward. And it's high time for At $705,805 spection violated tha 6th Amend­ British television Interview, and by ing with Russia.” Waahliigton, April 3 —Every (both hoys' and girls' basketball, mtirmi and Andover iotaad theftlonal 85,000 haa been rc8 elections during the past few years." the gun couldn't have been fired The theme of tho evening will be of seversLl recent indications of ap­ BROTHERS —that his party figured to lose could know it better than he. for to $6,70(1'with bachelors degrees " be celebrated, reservation of the Town Han hat enter law tfehool in September. BROAD ST. AT at the very moment he was elected been confirmed. “In addition, we expect that accidentally in a struggle between "The World to Christ We Bring." parent British irritation with pub­ W. MIDDLE TPKE. 801-815 CEN'l'ER STREET which angui.shed some of his fej- and 84..100 (o $7,0,10. ' information about the Items of capita] expenditure will Mrs. Nicholas and Forrest Teel. Mrs. Griswold Chappell will be lic pnmouncements by some U.S. low-Republicans and astonished, .chairman in January 1917, he got The budget' request also pro- i ‘''"uch, the nursery during the > The budget, and the town'. hear- A newly orgaiticed young adult Open Evealnge—MI 8-2496 Telephone MI 8-8185 '^If on the skull. ' Ings about it, will pfobapiy he a be requested for the coming fiscal group It having a abcial tonight at The .25 caliber French revolver In charge of devations and the Jes­ military leaders. The Dally Her­ politicians of both parties. vides $2 400 for aubstltute leach- > service or .Sunday School bus topic of conversation also at the year. me 8 J ’a Restaurant, Bolton. All was given to the jury after a legal sie Sweet Circle will serve as ald, the organ of the Labor party, Alcom, a lawyer who is now go­ ■Higrily conservative Rep. Clare era and $1,900 for'tutoring excep-; i . Haemal Board's next meeting at •The Hebron Board of Finance battle on the question of what the hostesses. and the Liberal News Chronicle Hofftnan, Michigan Republican, tlonallv gifted children. I vomacted on Bucklancj Rd. young adults are InvltM to at­ jurors should be asked to do with a ing back to his practice in Con­ • . .. .. The last Lutheran Informahon W ASH 'N WEAR S p.m. Monday in RHAM high 'feels that taxpayers should at this tend. Members are from hfanches- necticut, looked over the proapects was so outraged by .Alcorn's selec- Wapping PTA Inataltetlon , j,, present series wil!-l)e 1 . school. tlrhe be acquainted with the entire ter and surrounding areas. the gun. last April and announced to news­ tion to bh,the party's general, that | The Wapping School r tA will ! ‘OadUlae* Osliber budget picture for the 1959-60 Judge Faulconer aided with the he reacted Immediately wdth this held at 9:10 a m. The I»i d s .Sup- defense in ruling that the jury men "It isn't in the cards " for the hold its April monthly meet^g . , be dis-I In calling the Hebron meeting, fiscal year before making a deci­ Members of the WSCS of the Repiiblican.s to win the Senate. atatemeni; Tuesday at 8 p.m, at the ‘“'‘'ho®) | sion on any one component. In ahould not be aaked to teat the "The Conservative wing of the These are the Finance Board chairman Richard North Methodist Church are re­ Your Complete He thought his party might auditorium. Nmv officers foi The Lutheran Youth Group will i COTTON SKIRTS M. Grant charged today that the 1967 and 1958, regional budgets trigger. That, said Frank Symmes, Republican party has been liquid­ minded that reservations for the one of Mra. Nicholas' lawyers, GARDEN barely make it in the Hou.se. 1959-lMO season will he InstaUed 12:4ft p.m, at the pastor s "proposed regional budget is of the were blithely adopted, and then "Luncheon Is Served Program" Garden Shop, Arriong politicians this umbrella ated and is about to be buried.” at this meeting. They are a.s foi* residence on Buckland Rd. Ihevi Cadillac caliber at a time when we came the cry for economy in gov­ close on Monday. They may be would iii effect be making wit Skirts you'll Live in! 3 neases out of tho jurors. CENTER MANCHESTER-VERNON of gloom which Alcom raised over lows: Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durig, , travel to the Gofvdwin Terh» are hard put to afford a Ford. ernment, with the result that the made with Mrs. R. H. Ostrander, YITTNER'S •roWN LINE his party's charices may have co-preaidenta: Mr. and Mra. Har- njeal SchtKil in New Kritam to “Based on current information However. Judge Faulconer made INCORPORATED Board of Finance reduced budget 146 Avery St. The luncheon will seemed unheard of, unneces.sary, Deaths hast Night old Stetson, vice pre.aidenta; Mra cheer on their team which is and considering the slightly in­ requests in 1957-1958 and the 1958 be held next Friday at 12:30 p.m. it clear in his ruling that the jury unprofe.s.sional and even unsport­ / creased Grand Ust," Grant said, budget meeting of the town made at the church. could check the gun as they chose. Ivouis Cersosimo, secretary; and acheduied to ]>Iay in Die Lutheran These are the skirts Y O U want! He overruled a defense objection OPEN ing. It was certainly unrehearsed. Walter .Taworski. trea.aurer. Their Basketball Tournament at 2 p in. i "it would appear that "the town of further reductions to purely local But it waa realistic. And it was By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Hebrcai is faced with budget re­ Three Manchester students will to the handing of the gun to the 6 DAYS Amherst, Mass.—Donald C. Mc­ term of office starts in September. . The Lutheran Laymen's I^a/fue is j budgets. Justified, for what seemed at trie David Marks, from Plantland In | the tournament apon.'for. j This is the price you like to pay quests that will result in a prop- ■'■We hold that it l.s patently un­ be initiated into a new chapter of jury. UP AND PLANT tinte. like wild optimlfim from his Kay. 17, afithorlty on modern 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. WAKE Buckland will talk on GrowinK; ami Team color.s are red and white. ‘ ir ty tax levy of 59 milts, without the national honorary society in "Evidence is Introduced for tha European history and An.son D. fair to the Hebron Board of Edu- opposite number. Paul Butler, Planting: of Rosea. Aiao on the pro- Girls in the g:roup will ket as | making allowances for any in­ catioM and to all other town agen­ education, Kappa Delta Pi, at the aid of the jury,” the judge said chairman of the Democratic Na­ Mor.se prOfe.ssoi of history at Am­ creases in general government University of Connecticut April 11. "However, it is not within the prov­ herst College, died Thursday. He gram will be Ned Hennigan from cheerleaders. All are invited to at-i cies, boards and ofllciala to make SUNDAY tional Committee, turned out to be Ortho Chemical (.'o, who will show tend. Admission is free * budgets or ca^tal expenditure." them “whippilng boys" to the re­ They are Dorlene Melendy, 130 ince of this court to Instruct the rather conseryative wa.s a member of the International Tnrtan.i, rhinn.a, dacron hlcnd-s, plaid.s, Grant also stated that “many Broad St.: Eurnice W. Morgeater, jury to do or not to do anything 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Committee of the Historical .Sci­ a film. There, will be a question and | Ma.s,ses at St. F'l amds of Assisi i .99 gional school district. It is also UP AND SAVE Butler predicted the Democrats answer period on spring planting, i (ftiur« h will be held at 7, 8. 9. J0:1;> people are beginning to feel that 193 Porter St., and Irma Podolhy, with the evidence.” WAKE ences and the American member of evident that past experiences have would win perhays 12 seats from chacki, solids—(>\'pr\’ 8i7,p 10 to 20, only this vastly Increased budget re­ shown that many essential town 16 Cobum Rd. Deputy Prosecutor Judson T, its executive committee. He was lawns and flowers. The . eighth ‘ and 11:30 a.m. | the Republicans in the Senate and grade will have it science project - — | quest and the adamant refusal of services are curtailed or elimin­ Haggerty agreed to rephrase his The Spring Gardening Season Is At Hand 40 in the House. In the lO.IR elec­ born in Salt I-ake Citv. the Regional Board of Education The Klwania Club will hold a statem ent'in the presence of the Patented on display. Refreshments will be Adveitisement inrltidinff proportinnod sizp.s! ated for lack of funds while the tions they actually took t.t Re­ French Lick, Ind. The Rev. i.'t your driving record good.' to review and reconsider, are part regional budgets continue to set round table discuasion at its din. Jury, eliminating his original re Samuel Knox Wilson. 77. presi­ nerved after the meeting. I, VduM Fo 5.99 of an attempt to create an artifi­ ner meeting Tuesday at 12:15 p.m. quest that the jury "experiment' publican Senate seats and 4* dn ' VM<'.'\ .Auction Take idvantage of it. Check inlo . new records annually. If the pres­ the House. dent of Loyola University of Chi­ Reynold Burger, YMC.A auction Snfcco and youi- innutance pa> cial hardship case to Induce legis­ ent trend is acceptable to local at the 3 J'a Restaurant. M. Mark with the gun. cago from 1933 to 1942. died ROSES It was the bigge.st Democratic I chaii-man. han announced pick-up "i®"' ''heck., will be l_e_sn. Ctockell (Just one of group illu.atratedI lative recoiudderatlon of a hard­ taxpayers we can presume that Bogdan, a transfer from the Ki- When the .jurors returned to the victory since early New Deal days. Thursday after an illness of six h ship grant already turned down by wants Club of Greenfield. Mass., courtroom u te r the legal argu­ service on .Saturdav. and on April , '^Sency, Inc. MI 31.1,| the resulting tax bills will cheer­ e Buccaneer ...... $2.16 B>it Alcotn gave his party an­ montris. Since leaving Loyola he the State. Board of Education.'' fully be paid^ come next July 1. In has become a member of the local ments, he merely asked that the other dose of Jolting frankness had been active ss sn e.xecutive 11 and 18 for the airrtion to be Goatrol Sought club. gun be "exhibited” to the jury. e Carousel ...... 82.60 held April 18 at the Wapping Com .Mancheatcr Evening Herald any event we join with the Select­ • Montezuma ...... $2.95 B e a u tifu l last Januarv when his motional member of the Jesuit Education South Windsor correspondent El­ Hebron First Selectman Win- men In urging all HebrOTiJtiotpay- • The jury was sent out again committee met in Des .Moines to Assn. He was horn in (liicagn. miinity Hou.se. Tho.se having ar- throp S. Porter said today he haa Walter R. Ferguson, chairman of while Symmes moved for a • Queen Elizabeth . .$2.75 Uele.s to be picked up ahould call more G. Riimham, telephone era to attend our budget f^ m on • Starflre ...... SS.50 hold a wake over the 1958 disa.s- Mitchell 4-6074. received many calls asking what Tuesday and more important­ the Kiwania Club peanut sale to be mistrial over the jury's trigger 1 CHARLES HAS CHICKEN POX Norman Peter.sen. Deming Pt held in the fail, has named L,ee • Cherrj’ Glow ...... $2.9.1 ter and plan for victory in 1980. control the . town has over the ly, to attend the regional budget tests. Alcorn told his fellow-commit­ Windsor. England. April 3 '.'P' Hours for the auction will be regional budget. The calls came, he Browne and Weils Dennison as co- Judge Faulconer promptly over­ • Chay. Imp...... $2.75 from 2 to 6 p.m and from 7 to 10 meeting at the high school on e Golden tee members they had better A red rash broke out today on said after the regional board an- April IS.” captains of the rival teams. ruled the motion, saying, "This dream up a .New Look for the young Prince Charles, heir to the p.m. Proceed.s from the affair-will , nounced it wiU present the budget Maaterpiece ...... $2,95 be used to help defray expense.s Discount Prices unchanged to a district budget a Golden Scepter ... $2.95 party or gel aet for another shel­ British throne. Doctors confirmed E V e n I a g Herald e H. Traubel ... . □ lacking. a royal rase of rhirken pox. of YMCA activities in South Wind­ All D«partm«nts meeting April 13. Porter was one of several offici­ Aadovar eoireapondant, Mrs. Paul e Peace ...... "Toclav," he said, "we are being . The 10-year-old Prince of Wales sor. D. Pfaasttehl, telephoae PDgrlin HARDIER I HEALTHIER! out-voted, out-talked. otit-spent will spenci his school holidays in Oluireh Servle«M als from Hebron and Marlborough e Pink Favorite . At Wapping Community Church who urged the regional board in Z-«8S6. e President and outiworked by an alert, disci­ bed, isolated from Queen Elizabeth ARTHUR DRUG Complete HOME REMODELING HUSKIER I plined, politically astute opposi­ and other ruembeis of tlie loyal "In Farilh Believing" will he the March to review the budget and Eisenhower ... ReV. Roy Hutcheon's aermon topic make cuts. A subsequent meeting Owner Sends Dog Card "28 YEARS EXPERIENCE!” e Sleigh BeUa .. tion. . . . family staying at Wind.sor Castle. of the Regional Board resulted in WE DO THE C051PLETE JOB e Hordes Perfecta the announcement. Porter said, Bonn — Before you can laave Betty Barton that the same budget would be pre­ your dog ,at one German kennel THRIFT COIXECnON PACKAGED sented for sppro'^. and go away on vacation you must LITTLE KENNY HYBRID TEAS “As was pointed out by State promise to buy a post card every THE REMODELING EXPERTS SAY— SAVE $2.36 ‘"1 Rep. Richard A. Ksefe at the hear­ week, slei^ with It next to your FLORIBUNOAS ing,. an extremely large number of akin, then mail It to your pooch. Call Now For Our SPRING Famous EverUoomlhg F l p v f e r i n ^ Items in the budget has been in­ The theory is that he will be better DISCOUNTS. You Can Remodel For , C LIM iN G cluded on the him side which re­ off for this weekly sniff of his CLIMBim ROSE CARDIGANS sults In “surplus," and yet an addi- distant master. ONLY ^ I SHRUBS Juniors', Missoi', Womon't sizts •LAZE ROSES s • REMODEL YOUR KITCHEN! *3-49 Ix)w As 2 9 We have a gro\ip of uhsurI snd • ADD TO YOUR LIVING AREA! *1.29 dressy styles in either bulky nr For The Best In Gas Heat Same Roaee Indivldnally flst knits. Thev sre unusual. All • ADD A MODERN BATHROOM! Wranied — $8 J5 3 For $2.98 3 For $2.98 hav«e 2 pockets. Oimplelely • ADD SIDING TO PROTECT YOUR HOME! washable. Solid.^. fancy and noveltv knits. NUSIDE ENGINEERING CO. GIANT GLADIOLUS P. STOLTZ, Inc. 84 OAK ST., MANCHESTER AZALEA 24 HOUR PHONE SERVICE! Ml 3-T425 GAS HEATING CONTRACTOftS 100 F.r *2,95 Nino-Crimson, Bright Red. Full of buds. Ready to bloom. *3.95 496 PARK STRECT^ARTFORD MIXED COLORS PhndanclkLAW K C XR E f- TELEPHONE CHopd 7-2651 T I M E P ; HEAVY 2-YEAR-OLD SPECIAL PURCHASE ^ f i Here’s a ARMOUR LAWN and GOLF HEDGE PLANTING t Scott Turf Duller 10-6-4 f r- ' "Bumper to Bumper" FRENCH LILACS CRIMSON KING MAPLE YERTA GREEN Spireo Von Houttei i; ■' ' PACKAGED IN PEAT MOS8 2.75 50 lbs. 3.95 80 lbs. iL'-j r " ' FOOO KINO 5-6 Feet Tall Each 7 1? f'n v er/ Crop of Trade-in Bai^ainsl Each 4 • A J 1000 Bq. Ft. 5 Fo. 2,25 ARMOUR *2.49 For *6,95 2 HARTS TURF FOOD 18-24 " p TURF GREEN 4.50 WEEKEND SPECIALS 10-6-4 ■ % '' 1 \ 3.80 50 lbs. GRAPE GARDEN t \ LIME 10 I.bs. 49c ’V. ' FOGO KING r.8 . TOP CHOICE QCAUTY BEEF DEPT. AGRICO FOR TURF CORENEO 6% Organic Nitrogen 1 PORTLAND White V. 8. TOF.OTOICE ALL ORGANIC SCOTT SPECIAL 1 CONCORD Blue Latest Scientific Development 3.25 50 Ibs. h i- ' RIB RdAST of BEEF ^ 59c 2.75 50 ibs. 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In Bumping of "I don't see how they could have (Continued from Page OM) APPLES l| p r a ld Council of Churches Here *n There the administrators havs written drama, compromise will be neces­ eHde projeetore. cleared toe colonel. The Investi­ that to their anawer. They, can much of the Asst act In this drama sary on both sides. gators couldn’t have gotten the Arm to Kill Cancer Paul MIno was headipg toward 04C. Oatton Riisala, not once, ^ many by approving f*6SP,, the teachers WELDON DRUO 0 0 . 6 from Plane story from th* guy* working- at Flying Bandit Boston from George's Bank !wlth timea. ^ •A Shining Light Bdtwem the by Ml Male St. Tet Ml S>888]( Tachlkawa Air Base .. a staff ser­ about 30,000 pounds-of groilndfleh APPLES Flowars* ars rM 4/ to ba heard. As tn any New Y ork—A bout 59,000.000 of (ContlnuMl froin Page One) is more Involved, 111 emoklng than That aasuroneo “* preaumably pjay In which two or more col- the nation’s 70,000,000 drivera are (OoBtlBMd tram Page Oae) geant at the passenger desk ex­ (Oontlnned from Page One) what Is obtalnjsd from tobacco it­ at the time the vessel sU-uck the THo m a jr^. A bed of flowers and a little child WALTER E. TEDFORD sandbar eff Ihe/bcean aide of Cape WALTER JL ------frighten* the Rusalan* to »ome ex­ laborsita each of * th* authors on the road every day. plained to the colonel tost we had every six' month'' to check for self, but tlyit to* tobacco does Bushtlt of Applit! P u b ^ c rs _ Sitting in between, and complained tost Flatt, toe a, higher priority than he and his ”I just changed my mind,” Pen­ offer, with Its nicotine, a real Cod. Em siM Oetekfr 1. IWl tent. because to them it must A heavenly view upon this earth' COtN'TV EDITOR lung camcer, he said. passenger terminal commander at family did,, but that didn’t make nell explained later. Dr. Ochsne.' ,— -).5 per cent of physiological feeling of tranquil­ ’"There Wfw a wrong fix,” Clara- FRESH FROM THE COOLERS Ew*(rt sound a s U ’ our military leaders Eladily could be seen. TachUcawa, and his vacationing any difference to him.” He and his pilot, Jlinmle Lynn metaro said,"because of the heavy ttra toe persons who develop lung can- ity and a variety of taatea.” DeliciouB, Crisp, Firm were aching to be about the dem* The flowers, the. child, and ail Pencils arc busy scribbling out a drama which has ** R* family had taken their seats. Read, in Ithacsi, declined com­ Hamilton of CoIumbl% S.C., left cc,r are smokers. Any cough that Tnese taatea, the atudy find*, rain, toe fog and toe waves, which around onatration Involved, and it certain- plot a new concept of pay for teachers in the towns of- Re­ FU RRIERS V When toe plane returned, the ment. Yesterday, Read said, "I the scene of the crash with S. Sgt. lasts more than a week dr 10 days jrave changed a lot. to ole looked llka^ntountalns. Our So coloiTuI and bright. CHESTER'S Md DEBIDNERS colonel, his wife and four children missed the funeral because of him and Mrs. Paul E. Pearaon who of­ requires medical attention, he -saj^' ’’Subtle advertlalng," the atudy rad ar was On theNmm. 8UB3CIUPT10N 'lUTHB "ly frightens ua Americans, too. be- Like evening stars from the sky gional District 8. Engaged in this creation are the school MacINTOSH AND Pajfihl* tn Advaao*. w ere t ^ e n off. Five of toe soldiers (the colonel).” fered to take them In their car to Researchers sponsored by the, to­ says, "has Increased sales both of ”As soofi as we hit, the aklpper . Pwmi -^utB to ua It also sounds reckless They sparkle In the light. officials on one hand and the teachers on the other. got on and completed their Jour- He said that, when the colonel the Little Rock Air Force Base T«at . . . . Remodel bacco industry have Issued several cigarettes of low nicotine and of Jumped out of his bed and. sent loniha ... and eager. But one hopes It does The creators of much of the flrstT' LIFE to the United States. took off, he, Read, telephoned the hospital. reports saying that no scientific cigai'ettea using atrongar-toan- out a dlstrcs.s call to the Coast Hontba each teacher, has been put forth BALDWIN APPLES sstlsfy the political ghouls In Con­ In tola grand sweet bed of flowers be^„ school ^rds TTis sixth, Lewis Stramski of Red Cross. On toS way Pennell and Hamll- proof of a connection between lung norraal leaf—conflicting trqnda.” Guard. A little while later, water The child was not alone, and admlniatratorg of the elemen by the school bosrjls of the dis­ YOUR OLD FUR COAT HarrSLh, Okla., had left the base ”A Red Cross woman came down ton'-declded they wbrfe not hurt gress, s f least'to the extent that cancer and clgaretlps has been got tn the batteries and toe radio I* Copy Ljke all such little children. lary achoola in Andover, Hebron trict. ■ INTO A NEW but caoght another flight the next immediately and told u* to call badly and wpald Just as soon drive demonsti'atcd. -'' Went out of commission.” MEMBER O f they give up asking the questions He dwells within-^thelr home. and Marlborough, and in Regional Under PSSP, toe starting salary day. Beebuse both his flrst and General Bums.” into IJ ttle -Rock. Would Booat Tobacco Export Driver Education Ciaram etaro, th e fath er of five> - THE A8SUC1ATED P R E M _^ that demand aiich answera. Christ the ll^ t and the Redeemer | District 8 Junior-Senior High of a "fresh out of college’’ teach­ • Cape • Stole last namu were listed on the They iit'ere on their way when A survey released in Washing­ continued: "The boat wasn’t tak­ ~T li« A*ood«t»< Pr»*s l» exctuilvely PEROTS er will be $4,200. Teachers w ith manifest, it w u at flrst- believed p o ll^ 'a rm e d •with shotguns, stop- vntltM to the am ot rcpubllc^ttoo ot If we through Him do pray, i School. But, from all indications, • Jacket / From ton points out that smoking still .Grant Hike Urged ing on any water right away. We a t 'niE FARM AT THE STAND S11 now* diipotcba* credited to It or We too, shall enter between the the teachers will make a bold move classroom experience upon enter­ *1995 that seven aimen were involved Hubbard Estate;Set pejUthem. is a lot mctfo popular habit among .sat It out for a while In the dark. AVERY ST.. 276 OAKLAND 8T. Wot otherwim credited In tnie paper United Indian Nation? flowers to rewrite the script to their Ilk ing the school systems will be paid Call a n 9-7218 or RockvIUe TR 6-B929 u i-m m in the incident. Bteamski’s sister 'Warned that Sprenz would be men thah it is among women, tho It was very windy and foggy. WAPPING MANCHESTER ju d «t«" the toced new* publUhed here. ing and do away with the plot — according to length of prior serv­ died of polio a few 'minutes before Hartford, April 3 (/Pj-^trong *11 To b« His child some day. For Free EeUnaate hi Home. At Over $4•Million armed and dangerous, police offi­ world over. "When tile daylight started light* of repvhUcatlon ot epeclat Some time ago, our State De­ Professional Service Salary Plan ice. Hebron differs from the other h* reached home. support was expressed for a bill BMpotche* herelB nr* nleo reeereed r o a d cer* took no chances and ignored A study by a- special House To­ to double state grant* to high coming and toe tide began com­ partment undertook a atudy of On that day we will be happy (PSSP). systems only on starting salaries, 82 BVRIBE , ROCKVILLE Platt canceled his vacation to Pennell’s protests. Only after FBI •• VM eerrle* etteot ot N. E A. Ber*^ (UonttniMd on Page Se bacco subcommittee shows, for schools for driver-training courses ing In, the boat started to leak the record of nations with re­ And our heart.? shall rejoice. In a nutshell, PSSP eliminates which are lower, and In yearly In­ await the investigation. After the agents assured police that their example, that 7 out of 10 U.S. all over like It was breaking. The When we hear our Saviour calling teacher-board bargaining on salary crements. prisoner was not Sprenz would from $10 to $20 a pupil. The meas' .New gard to the keeping of treaties, on board’s findings were madS pub­ bard, received $6(MK)0. ■ Mrs. males smoke. Only a little over 3 lire was unopposed. ”We took off all out heavy OF MANCHESTER the obvious theory thst such a In His calm and loving voice. . schedules for a definite plan of Rural Superintendent Andrew J. lic, he told a-reporter: "The less I Dwyer also receives $20,00(1 a they let him go. out of 10 A merican women do. Several witnesses at a legisla clothes and shoes, put on life pre­ IFLnCHERJLASS^ o r Then and there, in God’s own keep-1 remuneration set up by the school Manges, who serves . the four say about It the better. The board The situation is similar, tjj* Mntchell study would prove what nations in year, or 24 per cefit of 'the income State Police road blocks had been tive public hearing contended that servers and jumped.” 9-7879 i boards, based on a merit system. schools defines the plan as one WATKINS- findings have to be reviewed, and ^n the estate, 4vhlchever figure is thrown up throughout the area to study says, in Britain, Canh'da, A doctor said none of the survi­ th* world v.'ers most trustworthy. the $10 stipend was Inadequate to 188 WEST MIDDLE^RNPIKE^ Dwelling with the Son of The school boards, perhaps, would "for relating salary to quality of I would just add fuel to the fire. lower. snare the much-sought fugitive. Sweden and Denmark — except vors suffered more than from iTbe HemM M atti« Oorapjny, too^ Inve , object to the connotation of the carry out the provisions of the MMUinVSBnurae* livno tUHUISCaMnnondAl roopoMlnlUTaw»p~^»"— tw *?V***WSome time •.*•***, later, the study was ...... - re- itlVTT. j ------” , . service and ... relating salary to What I want la for this thing fo Bequests of $5,000 each w ent to Hamilton said the plane either that some of the Danish women 1957 law requiring m otorists un­ shock and exposure. CORNER DURANT 8T. portedly abandoned and pigeon- T here forever between the flowers noun ' merit, ' but a spade is a quantity of service, or both.” No WEST quiet down.” two bafetakers at homes' main­ ran out of gas or developed engine favor cigars and cigarillos to cig­ wei^ement*-mu-c.nent* .aaaom*r_ and ather twins readlna mailer imtler ' ...... , , . . . ______: snnde. no matterspade, how no you matter slice how It. you slice It. der 18 years of age to take driver in The Manchester EvenliiK Herald. holed. Unfortunatel.v, it was he In His own home above. matter how you pronounce it, still He added that he did not un­ tained 'by Mrs. Hubbard. They trouble and he. crash-landed in the arettes. education courses before applying Havana- Pheasant eggs now NEW LARGER QUARTERS William Moore. However, a spade worth $8,000 comes out "merit plan.” Fuisral Ssrvics— were Francis W. Croteau of Palm best spot he could find. The subcommittee, headed by ‘ Dlspiav adTcrUslns elfadsf hours: ginning to reveal that toe cham­ derstand the reference to, his ac­ for operators licenses. may be Imported Into (?uba duty­ Is a card to be carefully preserved Manges also says loftily: tions contributing to the confusion. Beach, Fla.,\and George Moose of Pennell and Hamilton were Rep. John C. Wa.tts (D-Ky), made free. pw Monday—1 p.m. Piidav pion treaty-breaker In all history The driver-training courses may PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING or Tue*dAy—1 p ni- Mon_ Tuesday was the United States as sn old trouper might play it be­ status of true professionalism, and by resort city of Hot Springs. They be done to, boost declining U.S. hr Thursday-1 p.m. Wednesdat Swilcli .-VcIvocalPfl 142 BAST c e n t e r BT. Bidd'^ Gen. Burns, whose popularity town, Mrs. Hubbard’s legal res­ schools. In the time since the law AUTO CLASS INSTALLED lor Friday-1 p.m Thu^ay The statistical weight against u.s tween performances. should be paid commensurately.” with the enlisted men in Japan has idence here. \ planned to continue their trip to­ tobacco sqles abroad. went Into effect many public MItchrU 9-71M day after a night's rest at a Little In tl(e course of this task. It .whr Saturday—1 p m Friday. was the result of one particular 111 Welfare Setup U nder PSSi®, a teacher could, This is what he hopes to achieve soared. The will directed-, trustees and schools have been unable to handle •e-Classtfled deadline: 10 80 a m. each conceivably, reach a bracket in toe district under PSSP. The airman who cut the military executors of the" estate to provide Rock hotel. discovered that people are puffing GLASS FUNITURE TOPS ■gKt of puMioathm azeapt aalurdav— category of treaty—that with the Both were treated for minor cuts awqy at a record rate. all the students seeking admit­ MONUMENT S l i m where he or she would be paid The plan may work to bring red tape and telephone the gen­ for "reasonable needs": of Mrs. tance to the courses. Indian trihe.s of our own continent. Hartford, April 3 i/Pi The legis­ and bruises at a hospital and re­ $8,000 a year. This high income teachers up to a level of remuner­ Manchester's Oldest eral was 27-year-old Cole Y. Bell Hubbard's godmother, Mrs-, Marion Patterns Vary Many of the students have had MIRRORS (Flrepi^* and Doer) Friday, April 3 Here it was that our imparalleled lature's Public Welfare Committee bracket has not been completely ation with the other professions, R. McKinlock of Palm.Bead^. leased. But the smoking patterns vary. UNVEILING was told yesterday that thousands with Flaeat FacUmea. of Fayetteville, Tenn., whose Pennell is president of the to pay'up to $80 in private schools record of faithlessness was being defined yet, but It, along with the but It has a rocky road ahead. We Off-Street ParklBg brother had been seriously hurt in In addition, it provided that 18 The British, fop example, are for the training, .Some protests PICTURE FRAMING (oH types) — Oratory vs. History of children have been condemned per cent of the estate’s Income, or American Trust Life Insurance Go­ built up. Here, when we were salary steps to be authorized only think the teachers will fight for Established 1874 a traffic accident. among the world’s most loyal from parents have resulted. William R. Ostrinsky to "chronic dependence ’ because of after the most careful scrutiny of their bargaining rights in an or- $15,000 annually, whichever is the at Wichita Falls. sniokei-8. Their consumption con­ 2; Theae are days of high oratory The other enlisted men were Sprenz i.s charged wiUi a $25,000 Robert Gatlin, chairman of toe . . . There will be an un­ WINDOW and PLATE 6LASS gaining toe territory we needed for tho State Welfare Department's smaller figure, go to the Rock-Cor tinues' to rise despite heavy taxes veiling of a monument In 3^ celebration of the existence of A irm an 2.C R obert J. Kindi of rolibery at Hamilton, Ohio, arid Connecticut Safety Commission, our own irresistible expan.slon. wks failure to rehabilitate them. Bard Fund which was set up by and a cigaiette price averaging 50 told the education committee many memory of Wtlllani B. CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK The statement was made by Dr. Saratoga Springs, N.Y., going for with other crimes. TtATO, and yesterday President the black record of word negoti­ the funeral of his 4-year-old son; Mrs. Hubbard for philanthropic cents a pack. towns have failed to adopt the Ostrinsky on Sunday, April •BHaenhower even put the blessing Veil ,S. Lewis, co-chnlrinan of the purposes. West Geimans like Americans courses because they fell they 5, at 2 p.m. at the Hebrew MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS ated and then broken in favor of Commi.9.Hion on Social Policy of the Airman 3.C Gordon N. Read, Ith­ As for the McCormick Trust Zit a Biblical quotation upon it. In aca, N.Y., whose mother had died; — aie growing fonder of filter tip couldn’t afford to supplement the Merchant*’ Protective Ceme­ new attack, new land robbery, new National Association of Social Fund, Mrs. Hubbard had waived Red Men to Note cigaiettes. 'The French tobacco OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN 'raURSDAY EVENINGS Much oratory, it la given credit for Sgt. Paul S. Cain. Sedalla, Mo„ ’$10 figure. tery, Garden St. at Tower exterm ination. ...J Workers' State Chapter. He spoke Serve Ice Cream More Often her rights as beneficiary with the monopoly often sells cigarettes Avp„ Hartford. ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ESPECIALLY ROYAL ICE CREAM whose 9-month-old daughter was Tlie 1957 Legislature Increased \,lhe fac‘ that, since its organlea- The barbaric injustice with on behalf of a bill Introduced by understanding that her adopted 47th Anniversary with darlt leaf from French ter­ the examination fee for new driv­ critically ill; and Staff Sgt. John children would be regarded "as on, R ussia has not conquered which we marched our version of Democratic Rep. Robert Setter of FI.AVOR OF 'niE MONTH ritories whether French smokers ers by three dollars to get money Newington to establish a State P. Snyder of Vandergrift, Pa. Both lawful issue of mine within the JWatom Europe, a bit of praise civilization across this continent Bell's brother and Cain's daughter Miantonomah Tribe of Red men "want them or not” to finance the program of state Board of Welfare with power to provision of such trusts.” will celebrate its 47tli anniversary whicn\comfortably overlooks the stands as an injustice which has are reported improving. The Belgians, too, like filter tips assistance for driver education. set policies and qualifications for Butterscotch Ripple Under the Rockefeller Trust Sunday at the Garden Grove. and the Swi.ss particularly enjoy Catlln told the committee that theoretical necessity of proving never been righted, and the extent the welfare commissioner. Kindi said Platt "god mad, pulled Fund, it was provided that Mrs. rank and ordered a major under­ Dinner a 2 p.m. will be fol­ Maryland-type tobacco blends. because the towns had not par­ .that Ruasl^ntended to undertake Others appearing to support the A delicious blend of butterscotch Hubbard's share would go to the of otir own blind spot to it can be neath him to bump us . . . We lowed by entertainment and danc­ Swedes prefer U, S. tobacco to ticipated to toe fullest only about Isuch armed conquest. In such ora- Judged from the fact that our own bill were Miss Cornelia Gross. sauce blended thru RoysTa pure Rockefeller Foundation trustees at ing until 9 p.m. Music for the oc­ other kinds even 1/ it means pay­ $75,000 of the approximately President of tbe Greater Hartford creamy vanilla. were little wheels and he was a big her death if she had no children .'tory. It is being^ailed as toe de­ .State Department would Innocent­ wheel. So he wanted to get to casion will be furnished by Tony ing more money. $250,000 collected In the new fees fender and reposltpr.v of demo­ Community Council. Mrs. Elton S. OF MANCHESTER Probate Judge James M. Kelly O’Bright's orchestra. The subcommittee also addretts- had been utilized. The rest of the ly undertake a survey of treaty- Wayland of the Community Coun­ Hawaii and have a good time. He named Connecticut Motor Vehicles HAVING A PARTY ? WHY NOT SF.RVE didn’t care who it hurt or what Guests will include Great Poca­ ed itself to the question: Why do money reverted to toe general cratic, free Ideals, a^^t of praise keeping without even suspecting. cil of Waterbury. and Reptibllcan Commissioner John J. Tynan of STENCILED SLICES OF ROYAI, ICE CREA.ai! the trouble was.” hontas (Charlotte Horne and her people smoke, anyway? fund, he said. which eomfortably ov^ooks the In advanoe, what kind of record Rep. Marjorie Farmer of Darien. STORE HOURS: 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Middletown as guardian ad litem associated chiefs and Great "A suiprising number of rea­ Support for the bill also came Appearing to oppose it were rep- P latt, 49, Is a specialist in aerial from the Connecticut Motor Club, kind of life Imposed upon tjie citl- would really be there. transportation and wa.s awarded for the children. Tynan in effect Sachem Joseph Vollano and his sons arc pnychologicnl," the study re.sentatlves of. the State Welfare says, "associated with the stress, the Connecticut Association of In­ - sens of some of its more diM^i^ous It was, of course, thi., 'nju.stice , ^ I THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS to 9 P.M.-CLOSED MONDAYS the Legion of Merit in World War will be "the friend of the children board of great chiefs. Other guests .members. In such oratory, IP\is II for his working in moving Air in court" when necessary. will be from Bridgeport, New tensions and .social demands of the surance Agents, the Automobile once done, and likely never tn be cr. chief of research, Atty. Ernest Haven, Hartford, New Britain and modern woi ld. Club of Hartford and several legis­ being hailed as a demonstration r ( R jO I fJ C t L ICE CREAM CO. ^ | Force personnel and equipment Mrs. Hubbard died March 19 at -righted, for history is difficult to H. Halsted. counsel for the de­ from Africa to Europe. During the Grace-New Haven Hospital. Southington. "Most smokers admit that toere lators. 'unity, praise which comfortably r^eal, which was still rankhns In partment and two social workers. T 23 WARREN ST„ MANCHESTER— Ml 8-6960 ^ f overlooks the fact that one of its the nitnds of a group of Indian The department representatives ^ MANl'FACTl'RERS OF ORFITELLI'S ‘‘SPUMONI” A 1 arjnied that responsibility would be •members has for the .past two chiefs,\lalm ing to repre.scnt some years been using Its supposed mil­ divided between the Commissioner 180,000 Indians still surviving in and the Board and confusion would >rings you a itary contribution to toe strengfth this country, who met down in result if toe bill Is passed. They of NATO In a separate war of Its Miami the other day and, with sp- also contended that professional !own against toe natives of Al- parent seriousneiis, discussed plans social work training and broad ad­ ministrative experience in public special COME OH IN! .geria. for trying to form a United Indian • In such oratory, too. NATO Is welfare are not necessary for the nation, to locate and govern itself commissioner a.s the bill provides. being hailed as If It were a suc­ on some of the land still left to the | D O U BLE S & H G re e n S ta m p s cessful and almost permanent pat­ Indian. They sent delcgatea back | pu rchase... 2nd tern of Western life. It’s Your Chevrolet Dealer’s Annual *WE HAVE to some eight tribes, who will be i It Is natural for us, in toe pres­ called upon to vote on the plan, d,f j Given With Cash Sales Saturday! ent- historical moment, to give an they should approve, there would?. .organization which 1* our own then be a council of all the tribes | creation, tho chosen vehicle of our to draw up a governmental stnic- NO INSURANCE diplomacy and our power position ture plan, and apply for member­ PRATT WILLARD B. ROGERS ■in the world, tho benefit Of all the ship in toe United Nations. They 1 doubts. would, we presume, be trying to \ S IG N C O . • But one can doubt tost history exercise toe freedom of peoples, ' iltself, unless It turns very shallow the freedom of self-determination, ' SPRING BAD WATER For Signs ;and superficial In the meantime. as the United States frequently | AGAINST wlP take much of otir own present exports the.se theories abroad. ly ; version of NATO. If they vote to try to get it, we • To history, it is likely to be one are for it. And perhaps, who •more In tho long and futile record knows, they then might agree to . . . BATH TUB, TOILET BOWL 'of power politics coalitions. To cancel out all the treaties that in­ OR OTHER PORCELAIN DISCOL- ; history, it is likely to be a short- terfered with our Stale Depart­ Jamestown-made AGAINST ORATION ,sighted and lack-courage sabotage ment’s compilation ot the histori­ ;of the principles and purposes and cal record. SPECTACU LAR! ; functioning of the newly estab­ . . . AN ONSLAUGHT ON STOM­ lished United, Nations. To history, Tly Crime Of Being Funny Itii form ation Is likely to be con- ACH LINING, KIDNEYS OR BLAD- ■ sldered the decision which pro­ niere are two kinds of comedy DER BY EITHER MUDDY OR OVER­ longed toe partition of Germany, ■programs on television, the kind AGAINST CHLORINATED WATER .and thus helped block, rather than that get their laughs from studio solve, toe key problem involved in audiences on cue, and the kind toe liquidation of World War II. that get laughter in the home. Of •To history, It is likely to seem that toe former, there are many. Ot m i ■ NATO did more to perpetuate Rus­ the latter, few. And soon, one 0 ‘ sian Intranslgeance than to re- would guess, none. j ,strain it. To history. .N'ATO is 'I'bere i.s', it 8Pem.«. a curse on 1 I DO NOT DRINK MANCHESTER WATER ilikely to be summed up as routine programs which do happen to have i iDECOUTOII CHIIIIS ; power politics strategy, not very j some meager taleiU for creating | inspired and not very effective. : laughter in the home. They must j lAfESTOWN We are not’ now living In the go. and they do go. | ■■ PHARMACY- ■■ future verdict of history, W* are ! We could under.stand when the ; 4.19 Hartford Rd.—MI 9-9946 In the midst of a long diplomatic ' occasionally sophisticated and oc- I ComforL chgrm and beauty are yours ! strategy which cannot be aban- 1 casionally very clever comedy of , WE CATER ; doned suddenly, and which must be I Sid Caesar- a type never to be ^ TO SMA>T PEOPLE 1 with these Decorator Chairs by Sherman KELLY ; played out. But let us not be fool­ ; .successfully "repeated week after EU G EN E N. BURTON A. Prescriptions are our busi­ . . leading Jamestown manufacturer. ing ourselves. 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WESTOWN of tills is a ■Warmer Sunday and Monday, cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. . ■■ PHARMACY RW Rain tonight and early Saturday, Rain likely again abouf Tueaday. ■'' 'V i' MANCHEStER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1959 PAGE M m i

MANCHESti® EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 191^9 everyone is exhausted by bat* to f > for the baqkWArd atat* of th« con­ Ic as much as I am. Key to the Kremlin—^ sumer e^nottiy, all a ^ pressure* "I wish Elizabeth and Eddie hap­ on Khrtfshchev. Thousands of tech- Debbie Will Not Oppose piness." ORANGE H A U nocAits, engineers, scientists, pro­ Eddie and Lig declined to say fessional people and even many where they’ll be married, but they party member* will likely resist be- agreed It won’t be In La* Vegas. World Domination Inr trankfonpM into robot*. Fast Divorce for Eddie Pa_*arty leaders worry about ■ ■ signs of doubt among Soviet youth. (OaattwMd seoin Fag* One) charge Incompatibility in his Neighbors’ Night divorce suit aginet Debbie. BINGO More than anything else, educat­ Hiaa H aleo Bates, PaeaHy Adriser Set by Rebekahs C om piled hy Studenta of Maoehaoter HiKh School Khrushchev Goal ed Russians, feeling themselves on her co-atar In ‘^Cat on a Hot Tin Debbie got a California decree EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7:30 Tol. XXV, No. 1 7 Friday,. April S the verge of an era of unlimited R o o f and alao a fallow Academy In February from Fisher but it (Ooatlnaed from Page ’-am) tor, and his son Sergej, an .electri­ promise, fear the specter of war. will not be final for a year. As a ORANGE HALL, 72 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER Award nominee, was Elisabeth’s Neighbors’ night will b* ob- cal engineer. Another son died in This, too, must affect Khrushchev’s result Liz and Eddie cannot live in sei-ved at the meeting of Sunset 20 REGULAR GAMES—0 GAMES—5 8FECIAUS—1 SPECIALS—1 BWEEnSTABS 8WEEPSTAKJB ^ MHS Teachers When Khrushchev applies 0>e World War H. drive to Impose communism else­ guest at Flaher'a opening Wednes­ California as man and wife until Rebekah Lodge Monday night at MHS Leaders double standard, one for the When the pace gets rough, where. day night. February 1960. Otherwise Fisher 8 o’clock In Odd Fellows hall. Future Nurses USSR and one for the West, It is Legion of Honor Khrushchev rests at a SO-room Wltli Khrushchev as top man. “I decided that Eddie and I would be subject to prosecution It Is expected that member* useless to look for logic as west­ white -villa, ahowplace of a Black for bigamy In that state. In MEA Skit th^re may be little relaxation of ahould be alone,” she explained, from the following lodge* will at­ Winners in erners know it. There Is only one Sea resort. The grandson of peas­ the tensions, communism uses to “It will be no hardship to spend tend: East Hartford. Glastonbury, Tour Hospital logic for Khrushchev; The Inevit­ "Alao, I’ve been fighting a sore a year away from California.” Liz Six faculty m«mbem of Man- ant slaves has come a long way advance its doctrine. Time can Portland, Wethei'sfleld, Middle- able triumph of communism. Doe* since he joined the Bolsheviks 40 change that, -and when the West throat." said. ’Tve already packed for a town, Eaat Hampton and .Stafford ch**ter High will b« parUclpaUng the Kremlin act In good faith? years ago. year's absence.” ■ T3ie junior and irnior member* Sports Day in the "Pot Pourrl,” sponaored by negotiates, it buys time. She caid she would catch Ives’ Springs. There is only one morality. It ex­ So Khurshphev may live for Some day Soviet people may Debbie, who h*d turned 27 dur­ Each lodge will furnish one num­ Of the Future Nurses Club, under the Manchester Education Ann. show tonight Instead. ing the transpolar flight, was Manchester reigned victorious cuses anything that advances the years. Bqt his generation of mili­ have an abundance of food, cloth­ ber of entertainment. the direction of Mr*. Cecilia for the purpose of raising funds cause of Soviet communism. She was not at Fisher’s supper smiling and gracious at the Los Refreshments will be served by over four- other schools in a ClXC for Its scholarship awards. tant Bolshevik veterans is dying ing, housing and security. >,Some show last night but the singer Amesite Drives Wandt, visited the MajwachuaetU Like Lenin and Stalin before Angeles airport yesterday. But Mrs. Dorothy Ewing and her com­ (Connecticut Interscholastic Ath­ To be held April 11, at 8 p.m. out. Khrushchev has neither the -day Russia’s population may be went out to the ranch between General HospiUl In Boston March letic Conference) Sport Day held by hlA, Khrushchev has made him­ her manner was matter-of-fact mittee. BY In the High School auditorium, power nor the personality to be a mature cnovigh to force Its leaders shpwB and she returned with him and h?r Inillal announcement a *1. The girls left from the high the Girls’ Leadei**’ Club on self sole arbiter of what la good Stalin. Opposition, both frOm to abandon the goal of world dom­ "Pot Pourrl” win combine the tal­ for the cause of communism at to the midnight show. crisp: "Yes, I will con.sent.” •chool at 8:30 a.m. and arrived in Wednesday, March 25. ents of faculty member! from hard Bolshevlka and the rising ination. If that time comes, the » Bl’R DRIVER BOBBED Boston shortly after noon. The home and abroad. Those who dis­ "I’ll be here every night from Tlie petite actre.ss then ex- Bridgeport, April 3 ()D How­ THE Competitions were held in three various schools in town, each generation, la easily detectable. world can hope for lasting peace. now on,” she said, “ either out pre.ssed some bitterness becaii.se tma *toK>ed at Framingham to sports, basketball, volleyball and agreed with him became anti­ ard Gerowe, 33, a local bus driver, CO. school presenting a different type party wreckers, guilty of half a Still,, Khrushchev seems intent But it’s unlikely Nikita Khni.sh- front or around the dressing she had learned of F’isher's latest allow the girls time for a brief swimming, Manchester captured upon producing a robot population. chev will live to see the day. was robbed at knife-point last of skit. dozen "isma" from the (Jommunlst room,” entreaty from reporters. night, Police said a bandit entered Thomas Colla shopping excursion at the "Shop­ first places In the swimming and The High School will present a He Is revising Marxism and creat­ That means two shows a night "Tills has caiiglil me a little by per* World," a newly-biillt, ultra- vollyball competitors, thus defeat­ lexicon of Sin. Gerowe's bua, stabbed the driver In JA 2-5750 one-act comedy called "Scram­ By these standards, Stalin was ing new dogma to prepare the NEIGHBORLY INTEREST for the next six weeks, the time surprise to say the least," she .said, Ml 9-5224 . modem shopping center. The ing the four other schools which bled Eggs.” High School thes- country for his version of com­ Tahlequah. Okla. (A", Driving "However, this will be my last the arm. and e.scaped with J50. The MHS club met the En.st Hartford right when he resisted Trotsky’s needed for Fisher to establish driver suffered a minor wound. Included East Hartford. Rockville, plans (many of whom are making munism. home from M''skogee, Tom Chas­ residence. He said he probably will statement on the subject. I'm sure Future Nurses here and several Rocky HiH and Glastonbury. Impatient demand to regiment their sUge debut) will be, In or­ farmers. And he was right when He may be miscalculating. , tain got sleepy. He parked hts other times during the course of The Leaders organized, timed, der of their appearance; Henry The new Soviet generation la not car on the shoulder of the high­ their tour of the hospital. Many scored, and refereed the events he himself brutally accomplished Guertin, Kenneth Holt, Norma Le- the same thing. Khrushchev was the frightened mass Stalin dom­ way to take a nap. But three of «< the girls returned to the bus which includeclHound Robin tour­ Clair, Evelyn Gerard, Jo-Anne inated. Social development, a sense his neighbors recognized the car with new hats and pockelbooks. or naments in basketball and volley, right when he denounced Stalin Shea and William Moreau. and encouraged cautious relaxa­ of pride In Industrial and scien­ and woke him up to see If he a bag of donut* to hold them over and. swimming contests In speed, tific achievement, a hint of apology needed help. until lunch. form and diving. Those who did not tions. He was just as right when The girls were received at Wal­ participate in the sports served he re-established Stalin as a hero cott House by several junior nurs­ either as hostesses or on the re­ Newspaper Editor and cracked down on the sam« re­ ing students who divided them in­ freshment committee. The hos(e.ss- Douglas Stevens Anne Hobin laxations, blaming others for cost­ to groups of eight or nine with a es showed the teams from the ouier Talks to Classes ly experiments. student nurse to guide each group. schools to their designated Iocke> "Douglas Stevens, swirriming "What i* life without a smile?” , For Khrushchev, the relaxations DOUBLE S&H Green Stamps New Banking Service for YOU! Before-starting on their respective brought about a situation in Hun­ rooms and gave them a tour of the the breast stroke for (MHS, cap­ these words characterize this tours, they wei-e taken to lunch week’s feminine Legion of Honor "You know, a professional per­ gary which he found "hot as physical education wing of the tures first place with a record son has a hard time getting a In the nurses cafeteria where they high school. Chairman of the host­ candidate. Miss Anne Hobin who Is paprika.” They brought restive­ Given With Cash Sales Saturday! became acquainted with the gen­ time!" Yes, this weeks legion­ never seen without a bright smile higher salary!” declared Mr; Bice ness among Soviet youth, riots in ess committee was Sue Luetgens Clemow, editor-ln-chlef of the eral functioning and hi*tor>’ of naire, besides cpppi’ng many wins for her classmates at MHS. A Poland, even trcmbl* in China. the hospital. After lunch each and the co-chairman was Pat native of Framingham, Massachu­ West Hartford Nsni’s, to Miss Ma­ Young. Other hostesses were has set MHS records. A third They required him to fix the group disappeared In a different setts, Anne has earned a high place rion Casey's Junior College Eng­ blams elsewhere, and thus the re­ Joyce Bowen, Judy Gilbert.son. place In this year’s state meet was lish classes on Wednesday morn­ direction of the hospital. Through­ Doug's greatest honor. in the class of 1959. newal of the Kremlin feud with Early Spring Special! out the afternoon the girls cov­ Carol Johnson, Brenda Lailay, In the extra curricular world ing, March 25. Karin Pear.son, Pat Provencal and Doug spends his Sunday after­ Tito of Yugoslavia. ered the majority of the hospital, noons as an Instructor of the Anne Is "a busy gal” being ac­ Thus began a discussion on the Now Khrushchev once again Is wKh hi^lights in the room where Anne Gabrosky. tive in the Senior Girls’ Club, Sock "ups and downs” of newspaper The Leaders were given a help­ Handicapped. In the summer Stalinist Still feeling he needs to Write checks ether was first discovered, the and Buskin and Current Affairs work mainly from an editor's make promlsea to the public, he ing hand in planning the Sport Day months he enjoys skin-diving. Club. She also participates In the children’s ward, the students’ dor­ Tliis week’s "senior standout” point of view. warns that abundance must not be mitories and back to Walcott Joanne LeBarron and Terry Becker, both '60, look at the portrait of Cicero painted by Jay Boris. by the glrl.s’ physical ediicajlon in­ Girls' intramural sports program Mr. Clemow opened the discus­ expected too soon. Like Stalin, structors, Miss Julia Case, Miss follows the College Preparatory and is a member of the MHS Pub­ Waist Length House again. '60. for his third quarter Latin project. (Herald Photo by P in t o j.______course. He prefers subjects In the sion with the subject of teachers’ Khrushchev wants world power The girls noticed the "homey’’ Martha Peterson, and Miss Argen lications staff. Outside activities salaries because it was a "hot” against your CREDIT Curtis. fields of science and math, take up a large part of Anne’s first. and relaxed atmosphere of all the especially physics. In fact, Doug’s topic In West Hartford at the He leaves no doubt how he dorms and the many forms of rec­ Edit W orld, 19.o9-60 Carol Shenning and Mary Jane "Free moments" as she serves as time. The familiarity of the top­ McLaughlin acted as chairman ambitions is to become a nuclear president of the Girl’s Sodality at wants to use that power. reation offered to the girls In their physicist. He has already been ac­ ic tended to put the students at "Whether they like it or not.” spare time, such as swimming, and co-chairman respectively for St. James’ Oiurch and she works ease with him. Latin Classes Complete cepted at Rutgers, but Brown is as a legal aocretary for Attomeys- he once blurted out, "the Capital­ regardless of your boating on the Charles River, volleyball. "A job like mine,” he said, "has ists must die. We’ll contribute JACKETS The final results In volleyball the college of his first choice. -at-law, Podrove and Kelly, utiliz­ bowling, and dances at M.I.T. and many tough days." He felt that what we can.” were first place, Manchester with Our legionnaire Is active In ing her high school typing and dic­ one of the most difficult problems Harvard. extra-curricular clubs. This year This Is a clear challenge for the iWhen all the groups had final­ Third Quarter Projects four wins; second, Rocky Hill with tation courses. is deciding what stories are Im­ he is vice-president of Debating The "girl of the week” 1* tops West to ponder. In advance of a ly returned, they thanked the three wins; third place. East Hart­ portant enough to print. If summit meeting. Reg. $ 7 .9 5 . . BANK BALANCE! ford with two wins and fourth, Club, a member of -Varsity "M,’’ scholastically, too, for she has news about every person were $ A .9 5 atudent nurses and bid farewell Baseball Schedule Current Affairs, and Science Club. Does all this mean m an/ years to "MassachusetLs G e n e r a ! " As a result of some forethought Rockville with one win. earned "honors" each quarter since printed—what he eats, what he In hLs rare leisure moments, the new system was intrt>duced last of ceaseless Cold War? That may Shortly before nearing Connecti­ on the part of Mi.ss Doris Kibbe. The basketball scoresheels likes, with whom he's In love-- depend upon how long Khrushchev Tlic Manchester High School showed Rockville in first place Doug enjoys reading. Nat ‘’King’’ year. Her subjects this year Include the result could be a paper bigger SPECIAL cut, the bua atoyped for refresh­ a Latin teacher at MHS. the proj­ Baseball Schedule for 19r)9 has Cole is his favorite singer, and the Shorthand II, Transcription, Chem­ lasts at his dizzy height. ments at "Howard Johnson's.” with four uins; East Hartford in than the New York Times! Communists know the job,-of 6 ects assigned for the third qtiarter been announced a-s follow.*: second place with three wins; "Swedish Rhapsody is‘ his favor­ istry, English rv, and Modem Another difficult problem 1s The girls all agreed that the pur­ ite song. being a Red nation’s party boss Is have been completed and handed Mondav. April 13, Manchester Rocky Hill In third with one win Problems. She lists »horthand. what information to hold back Sixes 35 to 50 pose of the trip, to acquaint them at Wethersfield; Tluirsday, Doug has this advice to offer to modem problems and chemistry as gigantic. The premier’s Job Is al­ •with the entrance requirements In. The aforementioned fore­ and one tie; and Glastonbury in from the public. For example, most equally taxing. Khrushchev April 16, Maloney at Manches­ fourth with one win. underclassmen; "When you set out her favorite subjects. when a psychiatrist committed • COMPLETELY WASHABLE CERTIFIED WITH and functioning of various hospi­ thought is the planning by Miss ter; Monday, April 20, Bristol to work, concentrate on ' working; In her spare moments Anne en­ himself onte decreed It was Im­ tals. had been fully achieved. Jo Ann Gustafson and Jo Linda suicide the paper just printed that possible for one man to do both Kibbe so that all the projorta will at Manchester; Thursday, April Lelb were in charge of the swim­ and, likewise, if you want to have joys playing tennis and listening to he died suddenly. Why? His AVISCO INTEGRITY TAG The bua pulled into the MHS 23. Manchester at Hall; Mon­ fun, concentrate on having fun, jazz. Anne dislikes people who well, and separated the posts in entrance with a group of tired but be completed before the end of the ming events. patients, seeing that their doctor the satellite countries. He does day. April 27, Windham at Man­ The final tally proved Manches­ don’t worry about anything else.” aren’t on time and people who committed suicide, may have lost • "SAFE DEPOSIT" POCKET for COINS and KEYS Satisfied "future nurses’’ at 6:13 third quarter so as to leave her chester; Thur.sday, April ,30, Doug Stevens Is a popular and "take life too seriously” and have seem to have enormous energy, p.m. studenta sufficient time to prepare ter first, with first place in four no school spirit. She is the 'augh- all confidence in doctors. Did the but he may lack the bounce of two Manchester at Conard- Monday. events; East Hartford second, with collegiate member of the senior editor do the right thing in hold­ • CONVERTIBLE CONTINENTAL COLLAR . enny Golden, ’60. for College Boards, which most Alav 4, Platt at Manchester; class. Success will he a key word ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hobin years ago, when he snorted to cor­ 1 of them will lake on Mav Hi. two first places, and Glastonbury of 89 Benton St. ing back the information? respondents trying to keep up with Tlniisday. May Ir Wethersfield in his future endeavors. The debatable question, "I* the at Manchester;Chester; ^londay. ' May and Rockville tied with one each. Donna Metcalf, '59. one of his rocket-like tours: • SWING EZE SLEEVE FOR EASY ARM MOTION Since tlicre were numerous Doug is the son of Mr. and Mrs. pre.ss fair to teenagers?” was themes from which to choose after 11, Manchc.ster at Malone.v; Fallowing the competition.s, re­ "Life is short. Live it. . . Tired? freshments were served in the cafe­ Arthur Stevens, 532 Woodbrldge brought up. Mr. Clemow admitted BandO)ncert correcting the papers. Miss Kibbe Thursday, Ma.v 14, Manchester St. Of course not. I’m a strong man.” at Bristol; Monday, May 18, Jill Dislut n teria. The ^freshment committee, that papers do tend to publish up- Khrushchev will be 65 In two handed them back to their au­ Donna Sandals '59 Senior Selected pleasant things, not dnly about thors for them to prepare a short Hall at Manchester; Wednes- with Clair^ Carlson and Marge weeks. Doctors have warned him Other Jackets Up To $13.95 da.v. May 20, Manchester at Nor- Stoddard as Its chairmen consisted teenagers, but also about adults. to ease up on liquor and watch Ready Tonight summary of their work for pres­ He told of a newspaper in New WAIST and (X»AT LENGTH STYLES entation to the class. In this • ich; Friday. May 22, Manches­ of; Nancy Maeggia, Muriel Miko- C^irl of Month his diet. As a result the 2-fisted ter at Windham: Monday, May Ieit,,Fran Nylin, Carol West and Research Papers York, Good News, that printed drinker Is pretty much on the Tonight Is the night of the An­ way all the studenta gained a lit­ only go(9d information. It lasted tle knowledge of all the topics. 2.'), Conarfl at Manchester; Hazel Aitken. Karin Pearson, a senior, was re­ wagon, and suddenly is intent in nual Spring Band Concert. Is there Thursday, Mav 28, Manchester At this time, pre.sident Karin Basis for Talks cently chosen Lutheran "Girl of only thirteen Issues! making the whole population lay I excitement around the music Pat Platt .^composed an original Pearson announced the winners of In conclusion specific difflcultle.s rooms? Mr. Robert Vatcr, faculty scries of five poems dedicated to at Platt. the Month” for March In the bulle­ off the stuff. the events and presented CIAC tin, "A Mighty Fortress;” which Is of the newspaper trade were dls- He lives In luxury In Moscow, adWsor, and hta bands and orches­ five different phases in Cicero's Home game.* will start at 3 Some Senior College Preparatory cu.ssed, with Manchester used *s p.m. emblems to the members, of the published by the Bureau of Serv­ clucked over by his stout, mother­ CXHOUSE&SQN tra are really stepping around with ^ life. P,ay Streeter wrote a brief English classes have been follow­ an example. , last minute preparations. humorous commentar.v on "The winning teams. ice to Military PerstmneJ. Karin, ly wife, admired by his grandchil­ I IM The total number participating ing up research themes done last a member of the Emanuel Luther­ Now, as well as then, since there dren. If Khrushchev has a soft This year's program is good. The Art of Speech Making ’ using as of the Forum. Their talk ac­ quarter with oral reports, of the is only one paper In Manchester, WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS band Is playing some great ar­ his source the oratorical master, In the Sport Day was 170 girl-s. an Church, was nominated by her side, It Is his devotion to his quainted the studenta with the Marge Stoddard chosen topics. The research topics, pastor, the Rev. C. Henry Ander­ the Herald must try to print in­ daughter, wife of a Moscow edi­ rangements such as: Overture Cicero. In a report on "Cicero's history, background and location which were designed to acquaint formation that is al.so interesting FraaNfstnsarmiM— Ataoc------"Eroica’’ by Skomieka which is Political Friends and Enemies" son. Here’* the greatert step In p«r*0oal banking eon- of .some of the more renowned the students with methods of first­ In her church, Karin Is an offi­ to the "outside.” Since there is venienc* In yeara: You can make a putvhaae run­ Juat d ia t^ ths uapaM balaae^ v W $10,000, is based on themes from Beetho­ Sally Hazard pointe Scholarships of this type make a purchase ef $100.00. Tea still ham $880.00 about money, either In amassing letter." The bi-monthly newsletlci' Emy to arronge “ Sfiikply decide how nitich you eredit available, and as you aiake yoor agiresd-on of year.s past Tickets will bp on Helen Gworclc compared the first An unusual variety of subjects amounting to nearly a thousand MHS Teacher, Judge Is circulated nationally to director.* t.'atiliniarian Speech of Cicero to dollars are offered to high school great sums of it. spet\$ling it. -or can afford to pay back-io the bank every month. sale at the door, if you haven't were chosen for re.search papers in attempting to keep It. E'ven the coaches, teachers, and devotees of monthly payments (in tMs iastanee $40JK» this bought yours vet. the second inaugural addre.'s of Mrs. Catherine ,Lang's period one teachers throughout the United Multiply by twelve. Thia is the maximum credit money becemee avsUable ngnln, too. Abraham Lincoln. She mentioned Mr. George Potterton of the government is concerned with It, physical education. There are many more surprising sophomore college prep. English States. The National Science Foun­ and its problems, as was demon­ In an article entitled, ■'Manches'- against which you can write INSTANT MONEY and exciting features to thi.s year's the difference of their back­ dation NSF supports this Institute MHS Science Department was ( lass. Outstanding remarks were strated during a' recent debate ter High Builds A Progressive PBl dieeks the mosaent your apfdication is approved. Credtt up »o $10J)00— fWly isoBrod! PeAspsyoor concert, so lets make it stand ground, one being born into a fam­ and many others held at various chosen one of the judges of comprised by Poppy Gerard—"In­ biology projects In the Connec­ in Mr. James Brezin^i's class. Program,” the physical education For example. If you can repay $20.00 a month, your income varies from month to month, ar pestamia out year and go-go-go tonight at 8 , ily of position and the other into side the Coffee Cup: ’ Kenn Smith colleges and universities through­ ticut Science Fair to be held This verbal contest was fought over system at MHS was comprehen­ your^VUA mM^i^navms—pen— wwam higher •—In certain------—mMtha.------The In the MHS auditorium. poverty, the different rhetorical "Ten Richest Men in U.S.;’’ Jo- out the country. Courses in zoology, available INSTANT MONEY credit will be $240.00. Carole Moses, 61. Wednesday, April 1, through tl)e question of whether the Income sively analyzed and reported. The INSTANT MONEY credit plan may be exactly device.s employed by both and the Lind.a Leib "Hypnotism;” Kirk botany, and physics are offered to tax is the fairest way for the U.S. If you can pay back $250.00 the available credit results of both speeches. the science teachers. Mr. Potter­ Saturday, April 4. This Science report covered the entire Phys. Ed. Vvhat you’re looking for to remove the IhMUidsI Belcher "Satellites, Rockets, and fair, sponsored by the Hartford government to raise money. After program, from basic philosophy, will be $3,000.00. Just use the coupon below, or you The Avon Voicr: ton will be taking special courses The All-Ament an Boy is" vet to Sheila Graham read a summary Sputniks." ■Times and conducted by the an invigorating session, it was con­ through the progressive education aaay visit or phone any Connecticut Bank & Trust atrain at a eoet far below Its valtM to yoa. of the Catiliniarian conspiracy in Julius Caesar in boys’ talk, the in zoology this summer. Science teachers of Northern cluded that no other method could be found! Besides being bestowed this hon­ plan, to the intramural system. In­ Cempany alBee to aeeure an ajK>bcation. There Must he a Way to get an Latin which she had composed as year 1980, and a typical American Connecticut, will select the .best be as unprejudiced with such an cluded in the article were a sample her project. home vi.siled by a foreign student, or Mr. Potterton is a member of junior high and senior high en­ economy such as ours. Those GREEN STAMPS A in P'ronch U. the Manchester Educational Assn, speaking for the income tax were basketball examination given to Bigger than Texas that D in When rhe oral work had been are few of the topic.s that Mrs. tries to be sent on to National senior boys and photographs of l « y le When your appMeatlen ia approved completed the class viewed some Lang's period 1 Sophomore college the Connecticut Educational Assn., Science Fair in Washington, Don Way and Joe Doucette, while we will aend you a free supply of INSTANT Latin. arguing against them were Roger various physical education activi­ m vooR I’ve "had It ’'Wait till I tell postcards of scenes around Rome prep. English classes are now writ­ National Conservancy, and the Na­ D.C. MONEY checks, imprinted with your name. Use tional Science Teachers Assn. Hense and Gerald LeBIanc. ties at Manchester High. Given With Cash Bales coach' I can't make practice on the opaque projector. ing, for extra credit. 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e rty on which texes on the 1057 Columhi list were u n ^ d . This was seven Y ^ r n a n Open House Swimming for Handicapped Cancer Plan Kai^ Still Undecidei Coventry more than J u t year. Putlolpatlttg Mothers JOHN F. TIERNEY Mothers who will assist the kin­ Set April 13 To Be Demonstrated at MHS By Aronson JayceesSet Teaefiers Ask dergarten' teachers next week in piaiiiber Head Calls Meeting On Special Prosecuto^^ Columbia Cooperative Kindergar­ Funeral Home ten and mornings, Mrs. Eugene Library The fourth Institute on ewim-fp m. after which there will be Gets Support An informal meetlny of several Competition Town Review Dente, Mrs. Morris Kaplan, Mrs. A pr<»mpt, courteous, sympathetic «ervice On ‘Depressed Area’ Claim ming for the handicapped will be panel discussions until 2 p.m. Michael Slrak, Mrs. Henry Beck Two hours of demonstrations of members of the Town DOmocratic with personal attention for the many details. Concert Sold Out Committee was held last night to an I Mrs. Walter Deiitula; after­ Visitors to the Mary Cheney L i­ held tomorrow at Manchester teaching techniques will be given state support of a pilot plan to Salary Plan ofi^Rennett pointed out that the noons Mrs. Arbraham Plotrkow- Lawrence Scranton, president brary Open House April IS will be High School. Representatives of in the pool. The psychologists, help cancer patients at Mancltester discuss a special proaecutoi’ for For Posters Convenient parking on premises. population of Tolland County has Tickets for the Manchester the Town Court, but no definite skl, Mrs. Edward Bjork, Mrs. Ro­ the rr»*ter Rockville Area Cham interviewed by John Deme of radio organizations which held both teachers, and sociologists who at­ doubled In the past 18 years, "W e Memorial HosplUl was urged by High School Band Concert at 8 appointment was made. Tho Columbia Teachers Assn. U land Laramie, Mrs. Wayne Schop- Located in a quiet, re.8identia! neisfhborhood. her of Commerce, sharply dls- station W INF. The interviews will mentally and physically handicap­ tend the meeting will pretend they A poaUi nteat, sponsored by paul ahd Mrs. John Smith. airreed today with a statement by should have doubled our trading State Rep. Irving Aronson at a o’clock tonight were sold out by Judge Jules A. Karp, who must not willing to accept the Board of be recorded for broadcast on the ped children and adults will attend are the handicapped, and will prac­ the Nathan 4e Chapter, Jaycees, Archery Begins 219 WE?5T CENTER STREET—TEL. Ml 3-1222 the CJiamber’s executive secretary area In that time," Bennett de­ hearing yesterday before the State noon today. The annual concert maice the appointment, said he Education's decision concerning "Station several times during the the meeting from all parts of the tice techniques o f teaching in the Is underway. Arthur Hall, adult leader of the t«f;ardiii|; the economic condition clared. Legislature's public welfare com­ will be under the direction of hoped to name a special prosecu­ week following open house. state. water. their salary schedule proposal, ac­ Columbia Recreation Council spon­ o f the area. Per capita retail sales are low­ Robert Vater, and will feature tor by Monday morning. It ends April 10, "This will be In The open house is part of the Dr. Truman G. Esau, child psy­ Sponsoring the meeting are the mittee. cording to a release Issued yester­ sored archery group, an­ Scranton called a director a er In Tolland County than in any Manchester libraries’ observance the new brass choir and jazz Town Democratic " Chairman conjunction with tha^ National has chiatrist and director of the Child lOH (instructors of the Handicap­ Aronson was speaking In defense day. nounced that the Columbia Lake meetlnp for Monday at 3 p.m., "to other county In the state, accord­ of National Library Week, April 12 ped) at Manchester High School, octet. Steve Cavagnaro said there are Guidance Clinic, will be the key­ of a bill he Introduced which calls Library 'Week observailce from A t a recent meeting of the CTA, Bowmen will open the 1959 season discuss policy." ing" to ngtires compiled by the the Connecticut Society for Crip­ three or four attorneys who arc through 18. note speaker at 10 a.m. for *50,000 in aid to patients April 12 through April 18. the Board's rejection of the salary Sunday., There will be an Informal G eor^ Bennett, the Chamber’s State Development Commission Members of the Library Board pled Children and Adults, the being considered for the i>oet, but Registrations will be made from whose family resources and insur­ proposal was discussed and the afternoon of shooting at the field executive secretary, was quoted In in its 1957 Market Data Report. will be present, and visitors will Manchester Recreation Depart­ did not name them. The contest will consist of pos­ UNIVERSAL 9 to 10 a.m. and group discussion ance benefits have been exhausted ters size 12 by 18 inches to be iheiite following action was voted, the re­ course on Lake Rd. two newspapers as saying that the Per capita retail sales in Hartford have a chance to see how books will follow Dr. Esau’s address. ment, and the Manchester Board Both Cavagnaro and Judge Karp in fighting cancer. by children. Judging will be on de­ lease says. Anyone wishing to register for RockvlUe area “is very definitely Country are 31,516, in Windham are processed and repaired. Plac­ Lunch is scheduled from 12 to 1 of Education. denied reports that Atty. John P. To rwuest a reconsideration of The Democratic legislator urged sign, neatness, orl^nallty and ap- the season may do so at this time. Custom Pre-engineered retting close to a depressed area. ’ County. *1,338. and In Tolland ards will be posted In the book sec­ McKeon had been singled out for the local association’s salary pro­ that MMH be used as the experi­ . plication of a library theme The group will discuss plans for Bennett confirmed this state­ County *691. tions to Indicate special areas of John Salzer the job. McKeon is one of those posal." "To seek the Board’s Help Needed mental institution for the plan, The winning posters will be dis­ readying and Improving the course ment today, and said It la tlmfe tht Interest such as do-IDyourself John Salzer, 70, a ward of the being considered for the post, they opinion on two other items accom­ Bennett said there are "sufll- since the hospital is nationally played at local business, establish­ for the coming years. trend la recognised and stopped. books, etiquette, and foreign lan­ Town Headies Specifications State for several years, died In said, but he has no edge on othei' panying the proposal". rient people interested in correct­ known for Its progressive patient ments and the two local public it Harry Cnffrello, of the Bow. He said a few statements in the guages. eare system. This system has a an Adams S t rooming house yes­ nominees. This action was prompted by a newspaper articles were incorrect ing the situation but they need According to Miss Anna French, Appointment of a special pro­ braries. ' - study of salary condition.s in com­ men. took first place in the inter­ special unit k n g ^ as continuation terday afternoon. Six prizes will be awarded. 'These mediate division of the Franklin and that his sUtement is being leadership." Basically It Is an head librarian, the response was For Garbage Collection Bids He died of heart failure, according secutor has been made necessary parable attuatfona and in nearby care which is^specially designed will be divided equally Into three Hill Polio Shoot last week; A1 misinterpreted. . operation qf the Chamber of Com­ good to the request for pictures of to Dr. Robert Keeney. He was by the sudden resignation Monday conamunltles. It was also felt that for the needs of the long-term categories, according to Alvin R Ferrigno, first place in the junior Not Depressed Yet merce. . .the Chamber has taken a old Mahehester. These borrowed found by Dr. Keeney and Patrol­ of Prosecutor John R. FitzGerald the rejection by the Board of the massive step forward In getting pictures will be shown in the ba.se- Town Engineer James Sheekey seriously ill patient. Goodin, public rela^ons chairman. division and Mr.s. Hall, second "1 did not say it la a depressed man (Jharles Morneau in his bed­ The special prosecutor’s term will Association’s rcque.st would seri­ preliminary work done and in co­ ment of the library during the said today filds for town garbage Explains Bill The three groups are; Grades 2, 3 place in the women’s archer divl. area.” Bennett declared, "hut that Under the stipulations of the room at 166 Adams St. about 3:30. last until new court appolntment.s ously jeopardize the educational ordinating’ activities. "W e are get­ open house from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Meeting Set and 4; Grades 5 and 6; and Grades slon. It la close to being a depre.ssed collection will be invited soon and bill, a patient would receive *15 a Dr. Keeney had been notified by are made. The current term of advances which have boca made GARAGES ting better than average results 7 and 8. The awards will be se­ M eed from area.” . . . will be accepted until May 6. day toward his hospital coats. The the landlord of Salzer's apparent all court officials is scheduled to to date and would hiintllcap the and Tm optimistic, but too .few j lected by the library committee. Unliimblii correspondent, Mr«. Serantoa said he Interpreted the His announcement follows an­ On Bolton St. patient would probably still have illness minutes before. end July 1. town In getting and keeping better people are working on it," Bennett | Judging will take place Friday, Donald R. Tuttle. AC 8-3435. articles to mean that the area is Police Hold 2 other health complaint about the to pay part of his hospital costs, Born In Poland, Salzer lived in Fitzgerald resigned hie post teachers. depressed. "I believe there is bu.si- said. pig farm of Samuel Lombardo, the. plqs his doctors' bills, according Manchester many years. He leaves after Monday’s court session April 10, with awards to be dis­ This action will be presented to He blamed the triple govern­ 2 BOYS RFySrUED ncss here if the busine.s.Hmen want present garbage contractor, and Flood Project to Aronson. . two nieces, Mrs. Charles Carlno which ended with the trial of Roy tributed the following day. Judges the Board at a special meeting to­ to go after it. I -think Rockville is mental setup In Rockville and Ver­ In Bilking of many prevlou.s complaints about He urged the welfare committee of Bloomfield and Mrs. Charles F. Clapp, who was fined *400 on will be William Carroll, president, night, called for other busine.as. Norwalk. April 3 lA’i Two local drawing more and more business non in part. "W e've got the kind various motor vehicle charges. representing the Jaycees; Mrs. The teachers asked considera­ hoys were rescued from a raln- Lombardo’s collection service. A meeting will be held April 9 to approve the bill, saying it would Cables of West Hartford. all the time. . . the community is of people who can do the job col­ Sheekey said that yesterday he, open the door to State aid for Welfare workers are also seek­ FitzGerald had asked the court Flora Binks, local artist, represent­ tion of the CKA proposed plan benlen Island last night. The Const getting more agressive and is do­ lectively, but we haven’t put the at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Build­ for a maximum jail sentence for ing artists, and Walter E. Ted- which would start at *4,000 and go Guard said William I.xwlcss Jr. and Town Stores General Manager Richard Martin, ing of residents of Bolton St., treatment of other serious dis- ing a brother of Salzer's, known ing more and more to help it.self," show together.” Clapp. One of the charges against foi^. , to a *7,000 maximum. William Calhoun, both 15, were Town Counsel Phillip Bayer. Con­ Schaller Rd., and Brent Rd. on ea.ses. to have lived in the New Britain the chamber president asserted. Bennett said two ipouths ago Two slstcrs-ln-law accused of troller Elisha Freedman, and in­ Clapp was driving while under sus­ Children Interested In taking The minimum here now is *4,000 camping and fishing on Sheffield Bennett s remarks today agreed there were 1,378'people available flood-prevention, regrading. No one spoke in opposition to area a number of years ago. bilking local merchants of about surance advisor John Crockett the bill. Funeral arrangements are being pension of his license, and Fitz­ part have been a.sked to conta^ for bachelor’s degree going to a Lslnnd, about half a mile out In with those of the Chamber presi­ for work in the Rockville area, but General Manager Richard Mar­ Gerald said it was Clapp's fourth maximum of *5,950; and *4,200 to NO MONEY DOWN *500 worth of goods at the end of reviewed the contract, and, among tin has proposed regrading to pre­ Albert Hoover of the State IVel- made by the Holloran Funeral their respective teachers for (Je- Long Island Sound. A search start­ dent in that the area is doing he was not sure what towns the February, are being held by local other things, discussed require­ offense. The maximum jail term talls. *6,150 maximum for for Ma.ster’s ed when the boys failed to come something about the building busi- area Included. He said this figure vent flooding caused by an eroded fare Department said that,, in his Home. Graveside ■ services will be Jst Payment O C T . police. ments for future service. Sheekey own opinion, his department could would have been 90 days. Salk Shots degree. ' home. Both were unharmed. ne.s8 in the area, but the executive was given to him when an Indus­ bank between Schaller Rd. and held at 9 o’clock tomorrow morn­ Besides fining him. Judge K a ^ Tax CoUectlons Slow The two women. Joan C. Whit­ today was preparing a schedule of handle a pilot plan, but no larger Supt., of Schools Royal O. Fisher secretary contends not enough is try inquired about the labor force Bolton St. ing at East Cemetery, sentenced Clapp to six months in The slowest first collection day ney, 21. of Coventry, and Cecilia T. pickups and other data. a one than that proposed by Aron­ has announced a booster S&Ik shot baing done. available. He wants to tell all property jail, but suspended execution of the in her more than 20 years as a col­ Wliltney, 22. of Willlmantic. were Freedman. Sheekey said, was son Jor MMH. will be given to the local children "There is a complacent attitude He said receipts in businesses In owners who might be involved Mrs. Ada M. Bartlett sentence. The judge then jput Clapp Scouts Serve as Guides at Museum lector of taxes here was reported arrested on Town Court warrants reading bid specifications. what the project might entail, and Meanwhile, Manchester’s other Coventry—Mrs. Ada May Bart­ in the cSiventry School system. RANGE FREE about this situation that needs Rockville are going down allho\igh State Repre.sentatlve, David Barry, on one year’s probation. "Service with a smile” is one of the aims of the Girl Scouts. SmiUng Senior Scout Nancy Snow last night by Mrs. Laura L. .Squicr, sales nationally are going up. He charging them with obtaining The engineer said a new con­ must get their permission to build lett. 74, wife of the Rev. Hollis Dr. Robert P. Bowen, school phy- disturbing.” Bennett said. "It's a planned to speak in defense of a sician, will be in charge of t’lis is acting as guide and helper at the Lutz Junior Museum. Over 200 hours have been In by She said that only *4,039 was re­ denied that he said that income goods by false pretenses. tractor secured in May would have it. He said a report on the project Bartlett of Worcester, Mass., for­ ceived by her on Wednesday, Uie CUPOLA with eytry vicious circle that started 10 or bill he introduced which would clinic, which will be held in April members of Troop 2, Mrs. John Mortimer, leader; Troop 20, Mrs. Paul Carlson, leader, and Troop 38, FUEL OIL from salaries Is going down. The two women were picked up time to organize collections by the might be ready for a Board of Di­ mer pastor of the Second Copgre- day the 1958 Grand List bills were more years ago when the textile start of the next fiscal year ,’ uly 1. grant *25,000 to Yale Medical Zion Lutherans Mrs. John Kovaleck, leader, during this year, showing visitors through the museum and explaining pHrehau diriRg m a r . He said the unemployment sit­ in Hartford this afternoon where rectors meeting Tuesday night. gational Church’ of Coventry, died or May, if there is sufficient Inter­ due. Yesterday was even worse. mills left and it has been allowed School for research in cystic fi­ est. ' its exhibits This is only one of the many services carried on by the Girl Scouts throughout the GASOLINE uation and the increasing ac­ they have been held by police since The 3-year contract under which Those invited to the April 9 yesterday at a hospital in 'Worces­ Only 12 payments came in through to continue since." Ix)mbardo is operating is for brosis. To Study Plans year Nancy is a member of Troop 20. Sunday, Girl Scouts and interested adults will make a counts receivable by many busi­ March 8. They appeared in Hart­ meeting include Jarvis Manor, Inc., ter, Mass. Pupils who received the third the mall—no personal visits were Quoting State and national sta­ $89,500 annually. It expires June house-to-house canvass of the town to collect funds for the annual finance drive, the money raised nesses are an indication of a de­ ford Police Court this morning and which o\vns three Schaller Rd. lota. She was the daughter of Edgar shot in 1956 or 1957 are eligible to made at her home for tax pay­ tistical publications, which he has 30. to be used toward promoting local Girl Scouting. (Herald Photo by O fia r a l..______UNIVERSAL BUILDERS CORP. gathered to substantiaijte his claim, pressed area. were bound over to the next crim; Other Schaller Rd. property own­ and Anne Storrs, and was bqrn in For New Church receive the booster. Also, any child ments. She said that in spite of inal term of Hartford Superior Martin has recommended *125.- ers invited are Charles Miner, 45 Spring Hill section of Mansfield, wishing the first, second or third B ANTLY OIL BOX 1708 - Of) SlILLS ST.. NfW HAVIN. CONN. handicaps this year, all tax bills, 986 for garbage collection and dis­ Dalai Lama Court. The charges against them in Schaller Rd., and John Gerard, lot April 8, 1884. Members of the Zion Lutheran shot may participate in UrTs clinic, Pilgrim Fellowship at the Church at the church building at 2:30 p.m. Trial Justice Court, 7:30 p.m 1067, non-resident and resident, I OMI’ \M . INC. ters to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard posal in the coming year’s budget, Hartford are similar to the Man­ number 89, according to data at She leaves two sons, Stephen Evengellcal Church will meet Sun­ according to Supt. Fisher. Community House. There will be a Those attending have been asked Robertson School. were in the mall so that they I Without obligation please send FREE catalogue B-4 Dobbins, Kelley Rd., Vernon; a a reduction of $13,028 from the ; :i '1 \i\ I l!i:i: i South Windsor chester charges. the engineer’s office. and Hollis Bartlett Jr. of ’Wor­ day at 2 p.m. to view two alter­ Because this vaccine must be worship service, a short business to bring a box lunch for supper Joins SAC should have been received by all daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce amount Sheekey requested. Now in India The two women are being held cester: four daughters, Mrs. Rob­ nate plan.s for a new church and purchased, the cost will be about meeting and refreshments. and 25 cents for registration. Airman Ernest G. Caponlgro, property owners before April 1. TEL. Mlfchrll 9-459S j NAME ^ ______CITY------I Halloran, South Coventry: a Iximbardo was low bidder for the Brent Rd. persona Invited in­ by local police in lieu of *500 ert Degree of Rocky Hill, Mrs. educational building. On hand to *1.25 for arty one shot. The Sunday Shcool teachers will son of Mr. and Mrs. George E She has found it necessary to con­ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charle.s present garbage contract and one cluded Roger Morgan at number (Conttnued from Page One) Religion Classes bonds. Police expect them to be William Nally of Worcester, Mrs. Parents of eligible children have meet at 7:3() p.m. Monday at the Caponigro of Wrights Mill Rd tinue 23 liens this year, on prop­ R O C K V IL L E T R 5-3271 I ADDBESS______z r : z Clarke Wins Graham, Wapplng; a son to- Mr. in the past, Sheekey said. 37; Leonard Ashley at 41; tVayne explain the sketches and a model Mis.s Margaret Wincliester, di­ balled out before tomorrow. No Edward Whitten of Fitchburg, of one of the proposed plans will been asked to immediately return church basement. was recently assigned to a unit of and Mrs. Merlin Trefethen, 132 E. The letter sent to Lombardo Lunberg, 49; John Goodman, 57. the Dalai Lama will be recognized to the respective school a form in­ rector of children’s work for the court date has been set. Mass., end Mrs. George Gaudreault be architect Richard Mankey and Connecticut Conference of Con­ the Strate^c Air* Command at Main St., Rockville. . April 1 by Dr. Nicholas Marzialo, Bolton St. property owners and dicating whether or not they wish Events Plaiihed Warrants from other surround­ by India as the spiritual head of of Columbia; and 19 grand chil­ landscape architect and site plan­ Turner Air Force Base in Georgia State Science town health director, ordered him their house numbers are Francis to have their children receive the The Saddle Soapers 4-H Club gregational Christian Churches, DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ing towns have been filed against Leary, 26; Charles Haney, 30; the Buddhists but will not be al­ dren. ner Jamc.s S. Klar. will meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the will lead a series of discussions on for training and duty as an auto Janet Breen, East Hartford; Rob­ to stop dumping garbage in the shots. the women also charging them Manchester portion of his pig farm Rushid Didan, 36; Jo.seph Hal­ lowed to form a govemment-in- The funeral will be held Sunday One plan will show the possibil­ > P T A Cautions Drivers home of Barbara and Linda Dog- teaching religion to pre-school motive repairman. He completed ert Sanford. Tolland; Joseph Shea, at 3 p.m. at the Lakeview Church his ba.sic training at Lackland Air Fair Award with obtaining goods by false pre­ off Hillslown Rd. and gave him loran. 42; Maurice Davidson, 48; exile on Indian soil; ity of using the "Zion Heights,” or Citizerfs drl-vlng cars are urged gart for a demonstration on how to children. These program.s will be 99 Walnut St.; Mrs. Anna Gachln- F’’orce Base in Texas. He is a THE TIME tenses. two weeks to "compress the pres­ Daniel Puzinas, 52; Oral Perkins, The Chinese Communists. In dis­ in Worcester, where the Rev. Mr. upper level site, behind the pre­ groom a horse. held from 8 to 10 p.m. Thursday sky, Ellington: Miss Jennie Go- by the executive board of Coven­ Now that they have been bound ent garbage and cover to the ex­ 58; Alvah Russell, 64; 'Victor closing yesterday that their quar­ Bartlett w'ks pastor for 30 years sent building site. The other plan Weather permitting the post­ and April 16 and 23. All parents of graduate of Everett Vocational David L. Clarke, 14, of South lemba, 49 Franklin St., Rockville; try P T A of Robertson and Center over, the additional warrants are tent of six inches of landfill.” Higuera, 70; Robert Heller. 76; ry had reached India, claimed he before his retirement two years will show the possibility of using School parents to observe the poned Easter egg hunt will be held pre-school children are invited. High School. Windsor, won first prize today in Mrs. Betty Munroe, Talcottville; ago. Events Tomorrow being served by the various towns. Last August, Lombardo was Juliiis Randazzo. 80; John Holik, was kidnaped by rebels who rose the present or lower level church speed limit in the school zone. at 2 p.m. Sunday by the "Duffys” Events Today the Junior Physical Science Divi­ Jeffry Brown, Talcottville;. Mrs. Local police said the two Mrs. up against the Red overlords in A committal service will be held site on Cooper and High Sts. as at the grounds next to the Nathan Foresters 4-H, 10 a.m., home of FOR A CHANGE 86; and Anita Fecitt, 92. Second Congregational Church given permission to dump garbage This request has been made as a sion for his electronic slide rule, Marilyn Merchant and daughter, Whitneys obtained goods from Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, just at ,3 p.m. April 11 at the Center the site for the new building. Hale Homestead on South St. deacons, deaconesses and church Harry McKusick; Explorer Scout Glastonbury; Mrs. Joyce Phelps Naasiff Arms, Burton’s, 'iarlow 's at the farm under special rules, Cemetery, Rt. 44A in Coventry. result of several members of the at the Connecticut Science Fair in over two weeks ago. According to the Rev. Paul G. Dance Site Changed committees, 7:30 p.m.. Church Post 93 dance for teenagers, 8 and daughter. 61 Ward St,, Rock­ and the Firestone store consisting following a similar Marzialo com­ The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley, pas­ board expressing concern this Hartford. plaint. ’The rules have been ig­ But Nehru's statement to par­ Prokopy, pastor, there will be The spring dance of the Public Community House; Cub Scout p.m., Nathan Hale Community ville; Mrs. Betty Murray and son, of men’s, women’s and children’s Eg^ Hunt Set liament' made clear that the young tor of the Coventry Second Con­ three framed' sketches, showing week for thg safety of the chil­ Park 65, Den 5 at 7 p.m.. home of Center: Snip, Snap and Sew 4-H, IS NOW! Son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd F. Marlborough: Mrs. Grace Wlnot nored, according to Marzialo, who dren who walk on Cross St. Health Nursing Assn, will be held clothing articles. There activities ruler fled Lhasa of his own accord gregational Church, will ofllclate. the upper level plot plan, the low­ the evening of April 18 at the Mrs. Joseph IjOCke; Explorer Scout 2 p.m.. home of Mrs. Louis Tuttle. Clarke of Ellington Rd., and an and son, 2,’) Lenox St.; Mrs. Marie covered a period of roughly two is threatening a court order if his The group voted to plan a lunch- Ellsworth Memorial High School and that he was seeking refuge in er level plot plan, and an exterior Shell Chateau in Willlmantic in­ Post 63 basketball, 6:30 p.m., Rob­ Harris and son. 4 Brent Rd. weeks, police said. Instructions are not followed by For Saturday India. • con for the teachers of the two freshman. Clarke built the key April 15. sketch of the proposed lo-Wer level stead of at the Nathan Hale Hotel ertson School; Intermediate Girl Manchester Evening Herald DISCHARGED TODAY: John Nehru said that he first learned Restaurant Break, church. schools the day school closes in Seput Troop 233, at 7 p.m., home Coventry correspondent, Mrs. F. part of his electronics slide rule Thrall, 87 Church St.; Cheryl Mc­ A t least twice, the town has as previously announced. Tomorrow's the day, according Wednesday night that an emis­ There will also be a model of the June. PF Rally Set of Mrs. Gerard Dtibord; CTub Scout Pauline 'Little, telephone Pilgrim from a kit. The apparatus adds, Cann, 72 Birch St. threatened to call Lombardo’s per­ AccMding to a report by Mrs. Public Records to Alton L. Sproul, on which the sary of tiie Dalai Lama had ar­ Net Thieves $60 proposed upper level church ahd The Pilgrim Fellowship of the Pack 57, Den.s 1 and 2 at 7 p.m. 2-62SI. subtracts, multiplies and divides formance bond in connection with rived at the Indian border in the Josepir P. Eaton, membership by voltage manipulation. It dem­ his collection service. annual Manchester Easter Egg colored slides, showing the three First Congregational Church will home of Mrs. Frederick Young Hunt will be held. northeast frontier area of Assam stories adopted to the terrain. chairman, the unit has a total of Juneau, Alaska—Leas than one onstrates operation of an analoy M’arrantee Deeds .Sheekey today said he trans­ Burglars broke into Frank’s attend the Spring rally of the Tol­ Explorer Scout Post 65, at 8 p.m. The hunt, which was postponed State. The purpose of the meeting i.s 196 paid memberships. The goal set-back card per cent of the area of the new computer. Donald and Rose V. Ingraham to ferred a call from the Lombardo Restaurant at 623 Main St., last land county fellowship at 3:30 p.m. Pond Hill School: About Town last Saturday when unfriendly The prime minister said that the night and made off with ,at least to familiarize the congregation Is 200. at the Vernon Congregational party. 8 p.m.. Legion home; social, I State of Alaska has been sur- A 17-year-old Buikeley High George M. and Eleanor N. Wood, famil.v requesting an extension of young ruler himself and his party The board announced the unit snows entered the picture, will be­ *60 from a cash box, police report­ with the possibilities of construc­ Church. The local group will meet 8 p.m.. South Coventry firehouse; | veyed. School student walked off with top property on Center St. Marzialo’a deadline to the health had actually crossed the border ii planning to assist the Young gin at 10 a.m. at the Valley St. ed this morning. tion, in preparation for later meet­ honors In ‘.he fair for the second Twenty-four Girl Scout leaders Merle and Pauline Harris to director himself the proper au­ plaj'ground. the night before but the message Mothers Club with the swimming The money compartment In the ings at which the alternatives will year In a row. attended the first of four classes of Harry P. Yorgensen Jr. and Janice thority in the matter. from the remote area was slow in program this -summer under the Sproul. appointed master of the restaurant’s juke box had also been be discussed. A selection of a final George R. Wisner. son of Mr. instruction In rocks and minerals M. Yorgensen, property on Ed­ Sheekey said he was told the egg hunt, was left with 1,700 col­ reaching hint. A second group sub­ broken open but police as yet have plan will be made following a gen­ direction of Coventry Recreation and Mrs. George K. Wisner of yesterday, to be conducted by Miss mund St. Lombardo’s were on vacation and ored eggs last weekend when the sequently arrived to swell the Dalai no estimate of tne amou:.t lalceii. eral meeting which will be held Committee. Mrs. Rose stated that Hartford, a junior at Buikeley, Barbara Neill, director of the M\i- Andrew Ansaldi to Alice Ryan, hadn’t known about the inspection search was called off. Lama’s entourage to 80 persons, The break was reported to Po­ after many group meetings. one of last year's instructors has took first prize in the Senior .seum. The next class will be held property on Teresa Rd. or letter. Quick-thinking Sproul detached Nehru said. Thursday, April 16. All of the members of the con­ expressed the desire to return this Ph>"8lcal Science Division and the John A. and Alma E. Hempstead hip’ self from the horns of the Nehru said the Dalai Lama's lice Headquarters shortly after 8 ROY MOTORS IS PROUD this morning. Albert Palmer, an gregation, both young and old, and summer. top award in the fair with an elec­ to Mary Enko, property on Hilliard Plastic Output Rises dilemma by whisking all the eggs emissary sought political asylum Memorial Temple, P. am Sis­ early coffee driiiko- ' - friends of the congregation have The next board meeting will be tronic computer that reproduce.s St. into cold storage in East Hart­ for his chief, and that the Indian held April 27 at the home of braille. ters, will meet this evening at 7:15 Execiitoi-’s Dee<1 political officer at Shillong, had side door leading to Pearl St. was been invited to attend the meeting Nc\i.* York — The. nation’s pro­ ford. __ Sunday. Members of the building Mrs. Alan Howland. at the Watkins-West Funeral Late Louise Moffett to Leroy M. The hunt’ is open to children prior instructions what to do. This ajar. He told employes, who TO WELCOME A NEW duction of raw plastics climbed to and development committee will be Garden Scholarship Home, in tribute to Mrs. Je.ssie Aspinwall Sr. and Ethel P. Aspin- through second grade age. Prizes was taken as an indication that fied police. a record 4.4 billion pounds during on hand to help Klar and Mankey The Coventry Garden Club will Booth who died yesterday. Her wall, property on Woodbridge St. will be given to those who find the asylum would be granted. Entry was made through that Hospital Notes daughter-in-law, Mrs. C y r e n e 1958. a gain of 2 per cent over door, police said. The bolt catch answer questions. offer a echolarship to a qualified .Attachment the previous year. Although the 15 golden eggs. - TTie political officer at Shillong /.DDITION TO THEIR ^^The Virginia’^ Booth, is a member. The latter Is The Eastern Plumbing Supply The hunt is jointly sponsored by has gone out to meet the Dalai had been broken and the door jamb teacher or youth leader having also a member of Sunset Council, gain was small, it represented the splintered. high school diploma to attend a Patients Today; 215 Co., Inc., against Joseph F. and sixth consecutive yearly increa.se the Junior Chamber of Commerce Lama and his party as they ap­ Degree of Pocahontas, whose mem­ proach Towang. The Dalai Lama’s Captain Walter Cassells Sr.„ is conservation workshop at the Uni­ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Car­ William C. O’Brien, property on and was nearly three times the and the several Manchester Parent bers will meet at 7:30 at the Fu­ heading the investigation. versity of Connecticut during this ol Trott. Wapping; Mrs. Antoinette Cottage St.,' *1,500. 1948 output. Teacher A.ssn. organizations. party is traveling In two groups. TERVIGE STAFF... Attardi. Manchester Convalescent neral Home. Intent to Sell summer. The course will give two Here are two outstanding architectural orig­ Home; Frank Bowle.s, 674 E. Mid­ B.M.F., Inc., to James E. Roo­ college credits. Applications must MR. RAY LYKO, formerl.v a Dodge service Members and friends of the VFW dle Tpke.; Howard Pitkin. 8^ Pine ney. John G. Saya and Nicholas A. be in before June 1 and sent to representative from the Boston office, has inals featurin^^^sp^ioiis interiors, designed St.: Virgil Provencal, 17 Carol Dr.; Auxiliary are reminded of the roast Pontillo, Frank’s Restaupant at ' Mrs. Joseph Motycka, Folly Lane, beef dinner to be held tomorrow been named service manager. If .vou have a Diane Troutman. Coventry; Mrs. 632 Main St, April 24. . Coventry. for comfort, utility and eye appeal. .. .in a Marjorie McGovern, 37 Elsie Dr.; night for the benefit of the cancer Marriage IJoense Sunday Church Services jiroblem with your car, come in and meet Floyd Briggs, 33 Bunce Dr.; Mias program. Sittings will be at 5:30 Jefferson.'flenry Banks of Hart­ What'll You Have? Of The Month The Rev. C. Arthur Bradley will Ray, he’ll be glad to ease your problems and residential area with every necessary daily and 6:30 p.m. Dancing will follow. Product Claire Carlson, 52 W’oodland St,; ford amk'Lula Mae Williams of deliver a short communion medita­ hv?adaches. W hile here look over some o f the Robert McNamara, Ellington; W il­ Tickets may be purchased at the HartfpCd. We Have tion sermon during the 11 a.m. liam Stevens, 57 Bretton Rd.; W il­ door. select used cars. We believe we have as fine convenience that makes family life worth "" Building Permits “ .4 Car For Every Pockethook'* lrJ ■ . l i services Sunday at the Second bur Hinds, 18 Alice Dr. T'ormler Brolliers for William U I 1 |4»l^i]'|.ifl Congregational Church. an assortment of good clean cars as can be ADMITTED TODAY; Thomas Manchester I-ions will join with "tlennen. alterations to house at 25 I , 111------l l 4mi:'»;U’i in In charge of the nursery class at found for as low a price as possible. living. Moore, 47 Maple St. other clubs in District 3 for a zeW IF Tyler Circle, *1,200, the CTiurch Community House dur­ BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son jamboree at Schaub’s Restaurant E. A. Naschke, addition to house ing the worship hour will be Mrs. YA and FHA HNANCING AVAILABLE to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Snyder, 20 1 on Rt. 5 in East Windsor HilT^Ion- at 23 Nye Sf., *760. TV viewing William Loder assisted by Diane Green Hill, St.; a son to Mr. and day nighl. The East W'ln^Kor club Erne.st A, Ritchie for Thomas Wahmann and Linda Gronback. Following Is A Pgrtial List MINIMUM DOWN PAYMENTS Mrs. Paul Chamberlain. Hazard- : will sponsor the evenirig that will Briggs, alternations to house at YOU The Church School Is sponsoring ville: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. I include a dinner at T o’clock, fol- 211 Ferg\ison Rd., *1,200, is easy today... two Identical showings of the film, JCrederic Ames, Coventry; a I lowed by entertaipihent. Wennergren Construction Co, "Albert SchweltTOr,” at 7 p.m. to­ Of Our Terrific Car Values! daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Francis for Louis Block, erect house on morrow and Sunday , at the church Dimtz, Tolland; a daughter to Mr. Men of the Covenant Congrega­ Jean Rd., $28,000. sanctuary. A ll interested are in­ and Mrs. Lawrence Fentiman. Cov­ tional Church will leave tomorrow Clifton Sprague, alterations to tUVE vited. There will be a worship serv­ 1 AC7 nr CATA 4-door hardtop, hreflite entry: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. at 7:45 a.m. for the Children's house at 20 Tower Rd., *1,000. 1959 MERCURY ice and a free-wlU offering.. ^^The Arizona” Charles Bragan, Tankeroosan Rd., Home at Cromwell. They are ask­ Howard F. Burger, erect tool 1 M I I ^^11 1 II Loaded with all the extras and vety low mileage. Try MONTEREY 4-DOOR SEDAN The Pilgrim Fellowship after the Vernon; a son to Mr. and Mrs. ed to bring tools, work gloves, a shed at 57 Wlndeinere St., $50. showing of the film Sunday eve­ A w SA ■ ■■ ■ Mm ^ ^g^t to new car. THE VIRGINIA—An outstanding Garrison Colonial. 6 Robert Neiswanger, 88 Hilltop Dr. box lunch and coffee will be fur­ H. M. D. 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L i!ij y > y / N / • s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., FRroAY, APRIL 8, 1969 / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY* APRIL 8. 1969 PAGE THIRTCtSN F A 6 I T W E L W 4- DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with . MAJOI^ HOOPLL / Sisterho6il Lists Police Sergeants I ^ I ‘M PON' PrrUN IA SAID S lk T PUC, W ater o m p a n y Tom orrow Set Aside AN INPIAN T SHOULD TAKE A Answjr to Proviou* Puxilt Patrons for Ball Going to School REALE'S FOOD MAR* RAM RANCE! SHOWER BEFORE u w _ j Formerly Marv*$ SHE fiOT HOME r Fili the Blanks m ■ / LJU The list of /patrons and patron­ To Honor Turkington All sergeants of the Manchester AT THE TBRMCNUS I n H W i U M e e ^ esses for the' Builder's Ba^-^to be Police Department are scheduled DOWN . y' ACR08% held by th / Sisterhood Of'Temple to begin an Iri-servlce command WEEKEND TREAT IA ----- in 1 ------and pans A meeting between Mancliester Beth Shojom on Saturday, AAril April 4 has been pro^lmed training course Monday given by ■ pok*. 2 Notion TTT* 18, at the Hotel Bond In Hart­ Water Co. official* and the/State Harold A. Turkington Day and to- the Hartford Police Department, 4 NomaH 3 Ladies and publie Utility Commiaai'on is ford h^ been announced by the mbrrow at T p.m. eome^SW. towns­ 5 ------and acheduled for next Wedi^sday to co-chNrmen of the ball commit­ Police Chief James M. Reardon BAR-B-QUE CHICKENS people will pay trtbuta to the for­ hoiteu 4'Other namt diacuaa means of imp^ving the tee, ^rs. Leonatd Seader and Mrs. asid today. I O PEN DAILY a KATURDAY and SUNDAY 8 AJW. 9* • r j f . | • 1H» M 12 Poem 9 Proiic quality of the water rm^ved by H ^ e r t Byk. mer mayor at a tesUtnonlal dinner Reardon said the five sergeants rji ik«rnL^f>tA 13 Learninj 9 Ascended njityra ^ha Ball, which is the major in the State Arn^dry. Mi 3-6920 • DEUVERV SERVICE H Wini-*h»ped a r4 v I the firm’s .13,350 North End cus­ will be attending the course at the 7 Wager tomers. / fimd-raiser of the year for the Tickets for th j affair are sUH on invitation of Hartford Pollca Chief WTJumber 9 Detests 26 Storehouse 40 Sharpens^, Sisterhood, will feature the music IBCopyinj The meeting is one in a aeriee of sale at varioug places in town. Aj- Paul Beckwith. The courie will 9 Boy’s name 27 Declaration as a razor progreaslve atepa Aimed Ct allevi­ of Paul Landerman’s orchestra. most 500 have been lold. be tinder the supervision of Hert­ IBOrieiital 10 Rescue 28 Peter’s 41 Concerning ralert ating a periodic/’’muddy water” A su-rprise entertainment is being The proolemation, eigned by ford Capt. Joseph Meany. IT Allowance. nickname 42;-----look plansed for the guests by the »» 20 Stephen and listen condition which has been the Mayor Eiigene't. Kelly, urgee clti- Manchester’e police eergeente for w aste. {9 War god source of numerttus complaints for cdnmiittee. xens to >lonor tile veteran Repub-, RY V. T, HAMLIN Vincent 17 Homea of Greece 43 Operatic solo are George Dent, Walter 8, Fergu­ FREE 24-HOUR OIL BURNER SERVICE A L L E Y O O P 11 - 7— Anjelea, 44 Great several years./ On th^ list ' of ' patrons and llcan arid notes his career in buel- son. Henry L. Qauruder. George 19 Flowers 31 Flights ol Reoommnioations made by the patronesses are: Atty. ahd Mrs. nees, .TubiiC service, and communi­ JUT TD A-flKN \ NEVER I K LESS . Calilornia 23 Saltpeter steps 46 Followers McCaughey and Joseph Sartor. ‘ aURFR»B> IF y r M AUMOCTSUIffi 12 Seth'i aon 33 Musical 47. Awry Henry, Souther Engineering firm Irrtng Aronson, Mr. ana Mrs. Sam­ ty life. The men will study supervision i 24 ------and of Harttord, called in a few uel Baum/ . Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ A committee composed of mem­ (Bib.) alack exercise 48 Ice cream methods snd procedures relating to ; HOME TOWN OIL CO. aOSSR'IOOL' 14 Malt 38 Get free 50 Cut oft mpnths ago by the water company mond Seller,and Mrs, Sid­ bers of both political parties has 25 Wash to Study the situation, will be gone direction of fleld operations, police | beveragea ney Brown, Dr.x And M rs, Shigene, planned the dinner for Turkington, policy, techniques, departmental: 18 City in over 'in detail at the meeting. The Davis, Dr. and Mrs. A. Elmer Dig^ lifelong Menchesterite, four times requirements, and reporting. The | Ml 9-1S34 - - -11 YEARS EXPERIENCE Oklahoma r r { L 1 1 PUC TisA directed that the study kan, Mr. and Mrs. L,eon Dobbin, Manchester’s mayor, end salesmen course will last from 8 a.m. to noon 17 Health resort ha made'taecausa of the continuing Mr. and Mrs. Neil Ellis, Mr^'and a t th e 'G . E. Keith F urniture ■ Co. 1 iS for ftve consecutive Mondays. | 30 Most crippled 1^ coniplalnta.N^ Mrs. Sidney Ellis. Dr. and , Mrs. for many yeari. 32----- totter Reardon said' the men at the Orders Now Being Taken Combuatton Cbamber C 4 A i1 The HartfdtA firm has suggest­ Harold Fields. Mr. and Mrs. Man­ Proclamation 34Parsee sacred IS IIj course’s finish will be eqtilpped to For Summer Clean Ups Installed. ed that a ftlteh.^lant be installed ning Fendell, &fr. and Mfs. .LKJuis The proclamation says: Incbporste new procetltires .into' writings l i as one solutlonTto the problem. "The entire business community Harold A. Tiirkingfbn II iS Foster, Mrs. Julius Fyadin, WfK present ones and "we'll carry on Boiler and Burner C.T C A 35 Landed m This would cost an estimated Fallot Studio has recognized his business ability I.eaky Oil Tanks S ^O and Mrs. Jesse Greer, Atty. and , r from there," he said. Cleaned. .Ov property II U $441,000 to build ahd $29,445 a and the shopping public acknowl-1 (^vagnaro and Republican Town Reptared. "TTF 36 Oriental coin Mrs. Paul Groobert, Mr. and Mrs. Instructors for the course will , year to operate. Joi/18 Firm Ross Hahn, Mr. and Mrs.'Philip edges hla-courtesy snd friendliness, chairman John F. Shea Jr. Xozzle and Filter Included 1 Year Guarantee 37 Mimicker r t s IT be chosen from" area departments, i An alternate solution to be stud­ Vincent A. BogginI, sales man­ Harrison, Mr. and .Mrs. Morton "He served his community as Boy Scout Troop 2.5 of the Cen­ 39 Shoshonean i ied would be the installation of a chairman of the board (of Direc­ Reardon said, among them Mart- j K f J i K ager a t the C arter Chevrolet Co., Herman. Mr. and Mrs. Irving ter Congregational Church will ford and West Hartford. CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER Indians 16-inch pipe line from the lllsley tors) and mayor of the town from i 1 for the iMt 20 years, has become a Hochberg. render coatchfck and set-up serv The- training course has also > 40 Hurries Reservoir in Bolton. This would 1948 to 1952 and from 1954 to Now Replace Your Old Burner F or A New Bnrner. M 41 Lemon—— R partner In the William K. Belfiore Also. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ja­ ices with proceeds going to a fund n,rcn made svailsbie to policemen Completely In.talled For .... bypass two other diatributioh cobs, Mr. and" Mrs. S e y m our 1958, a total Of thirteen consecu­ for the B8A Lake of Isles project, , (^om surrounding communities. 42 Flavor reservoirs located on Lydall St. s^gency a t 358 Main St. 45 Picture shows !T r With the formation of .the part- Kaplan, Dr. ahd Mrs. Robert tive years as a membar of the leg­ Tickets may be obtained by con-1 . . IlY AL VERMEER m which become muddied after heavy PRISCILLA’S POP 49 Interpret 1 nersdiip the agency has expanded Karns, Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kemp, islative body, and eight years as tacting Mrs. Irma Lawrence, 671 i i r - 91 Sell-esteem f t 1 1 rains. The Risley reservoir is Mr. ahd Mrs. Arnold Lawrence, m ayor.” Porter St., Ddnald Hemingway, 85 SMOKING WILL STUNT i "relatively frqe of turbidity and its real estate activities to include S M O K I N G ? ^ MIS GROWTM! WMAT 92 FrBnch rjyer the sales and listings of industrial, Atty. and Mi-s. Qeorge Lessner, Alluding to Turkington’i career Summit St., or at Pagani's Park Bloodinobile Visits f t f r r color” during these periods, the A N D M E KIND OP AN ATHLETE 93 ------and commercial and farm properties as Mp. and Mrs. Nathan Marlow. Mr. as an organizer and promoUr of ] sge Store In Depot Square. Harrl- / PO O R T C D W A N T S T O shut case firm reports. town bands,-'a composer, teacher, son's . Cards ~ A . Gifts---- on Main St. W O U LD TNAT M A K E ? !-^ r SI / well as resNential dwellings. ahd Mr.i. Charles Miller". Mr, and Town Wednesday SU R E y <**>***"»* Such complaints generally fol­ succeeds Charles Flynn, managing , be toaatmaater and religious ob- low every heavy rainstorm. Center St. and went through the ' stop light at the W. Middle Tpke, ‘ editor of the Ansonla Sentinel. I servances will be made by the Rev. “It’« beautiful, Ethel—^worth every word it must Managing Editor Richard Hart- | Lawrence F. Almond. Rabbi I.,eon JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIEU) have cost you!" rotary near the Wilbur Cross Highway. ford of the Hartford Times was Wind, and Father John F. Han- She crashe dinto a car driven elected secretary, replacing Gis- non. | Police Arrests north on the turnpike by Ernest selbrecht. 1 At Head Table I KNOW 1>IE WHOLE BACK- i l l i l Creme.se, 26. of Bristol. Cremese' The study committee reviews | Others at the head table will be ; «RCXINCL WR.HAfiER. H3U BY ROUSON l.riTLE SI’OIM'S was shaken tip by the accident. the .state news report of the news- i Mayor Kelly, along with Demo- W O R K ED O N A U O F J IW Police arrested William A. gathering cooperative. [ cratic Town Oialrman Steve ; lORRIMK'S JOBS. Hampaon, 19, of ^0 Birch St., last Smith reported, but declined med-! >O0 HADA FALUN® OUT a ical aid. I AT BEAR FAW CAM. night and chained him with op­ you WERE erating an unregistered motor ve­ Both cars, were heavily damaged | THE CREW hicle. Free today under $50 bond. and had to be towed from the, i CHIEF THAT Hampson ie due in court April 27. scene. j DID-OR Yesterday at 3 p.m., police in- : DIDN'T-MIT veatlgated a minor crash on W. AMESITE DRIVEWAY BUILDERS BEDROCK. lOO PEOPLE Middle Tpke. near Tower Rd. No GRADING, MACHINE SPREAD. POWER ROLLED, MK5HT BE arrest was made. , AMESITE DRIVEWAY AREAS RECONDITIONED USED CARS INTERESTED Personal Notices Patrolman Albert Scabies said j IN WHAT KXJ • Y \ \ A-3 Mrs. Janet R. Law, 35, of 25 B rent | SAY ABOUT ALL WORK GUARANTEED THAT.../ Card of Thanks Rd., and Joseph Sinicrope, 42, of FOR FREE ESTIMATES Gall Ml 3-7691 DRIVE AND SEE THEM ON BROAD ST. AT B. C. BY JOHNNY HART W« wish to thank all our relatives, Hartford, were involved in the ac- I neighbors and frienda for the many cident. Mrs. Law was crossing - 1 acta of kindneaa and aympalhy ahown WHAT WE NEED AROUND ROLLOUT FOR CHOW. ua In our recent bereavem ent. We ea- from the Parkade to Tower Rd, ' BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE CHIN UP! CHESTOuri . peclallv thank all thoae who aent the and Sinicrope wSs driving west , HERE IS d i s c i p l i n e ! beautiful floral tributea and loaned the DeMaio Brothers AMyXMxyiNO WIO, YOU SEE, ADAAIRAL IT« ' A M OOEU HEAVEN HELP USt IF THEV DROPPED AN use of cara. on the turnpike at the time, SERVING THE MANCHESTER AREA SINCR 1920 fiAVCCDR.S*vmR SORTOF A COURTBBY CMX, A-BOMB, THPT COULPm PISRUPTJHf ORDER OF ;7^sroflW!iN! — r - Scabies said. : THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS “T Mra. Howard R. IlaatlnKS He reported no injuries and said j PERMISSION TO TO FAV BACK OR. BAWVER'9 ^HIS PLACE ANY M O R E.y i-j-ueGESTTi^ ____Dorothea Haatlnpa hga Splllane FIVTMS RUSSIAN / THAT SAWYER BE Howard E. Haatinga damage to the vehicles was light. | BEAUPRE MOTORS WCMANHERETD ' ORDERED TO FLY TftS AKMURDO? t ’ BATHING BEAUTY-BACK / ’ 1 9 5 4 1 9 5 5 ENOUGH SATURDAY SPECIAL FUEL GCTTHAT PONTIAC CHEVROLET 1^ New wiRtiT . 1957 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN 2.DOOR SEDAN CAR OUT OF 4-DOOR SEDAN 210 Model with 'V8 engine, Pow­ 6 cylinder anginc, etandard »6TV Shipment Ol TH€ WEATHER Radio, heater, automatic er Glide tranamisaion, very' transmission, heater, de­ S.» « I IV «■ NOW sharp two-tone black and white, froster, light blue color. tranamisaion, whitewall Urea. haa radio, heater, defroster and MOKIY MKKKLE BY DICK CAVALLi WITH AN many extras. A lOOCk recondi­ /, ISHOULP IT ISN’T THAT. r JU6THAV€ FLAGSTONE tioned car that run., and looks HOW OD VDU LUCE I NEVER h a v e • THE JO B 'S A FEEUNG AH RA CTIV f $ 1 like new. nour new job, r a y? (OKAY. . IS THE TIME TO START MICKEY FINN BY I.ANK LEONARD Q U IT THE ■ THERE WONT , BOOMER' HINkLE \ BE MUCH F BUT, SeRSEAKT-WHEN \ COMPANY, i ca AOUANCEMENT YOU HAVE SOMETHIN® \^M O R Ty . R0RMEH6RE absolutely exclusive F. HINKLE CART PORT MANY CARS SOLD — NO MONEY DOWN — UP T6 3 YEARS TO PAY LIKE THIS- R.HINKLE 2 4 ' ft. WORKING OUTDOORS j T V T ^ JL HINKLE a HINKLE JR- 1 9 5 4 6. HINKLE aerve yourself some 1 9 5 5 M, HINKLE □ . P. HINKLE CUSTOM SATURDAY SPECIAL D e S O t O C,HINKLE Let Us Help FORD O i r i d o o r 1457 PLYMOUTH 2-DOOR 2.DOOR SEDAN You Plan 2-DOOR SEDAN Firedome model. PowerFlit®, M ILL WORK Popular Savoy model with 'V8 transmission, power steering, V8 engine, standard Ir.an.- radio, heater, color' llg'fit ill M l ' C5ICK . mission. heater. defroster, engine and pushbutton trans'- M ' auALLi ky A tna. T M •** U.t. Pat Off. U y in g ! blue. That Tool pretty light blue and white. mlssioh, radio, heater, white wall tires, pretty two-tone rust (APTAIN EASY and white. Drive, thia one and ‘r?HEN AT KHARTOUM, For Yopr see what we mean. a i i g y WE KN(>W IT® WE W IST w a s t e or Garden $1 APPR0 XIWAT6 NO TIAUSl WORD OF 1000 MILES OP THE $ MR. ABERNATHY ‘BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY & ,rreK $gier stop® LOCATION. THt HIS OlSCOVERViWi'/ AT NEW VORK, MATIVe® SHOULP HAVE LEAKED OUT, P TUT-TUT, MY DEAR, A LOMPON ANP ROME, LEA0.UST0ITI THRU Hts TESTS House Brery Need TRUE s p o r t s m a n DOESNT McKBE® PAKTV MAKES WITH AWIWALSl W B JL ,rMI (OFF THE LONG HOP SOUTH ARE YOUR PAYMENTS TOO HIGH? — TRADE DOWN — LOWER YOUR PAYMENTS X>CUMBdU> KNOW THE MEANING OF TO kHAgTOUM~WHILe A JP P E R V THE WORD DANGER. PAR 5EL0W, THE SUN- MOUNTAIN. BAK.EP PeSERT® OP SPLIT 1957 NOKTHEKN AFKICA 8x16 PATIO 1957 TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL STRETCH ENPLESSL/. RAIL CHEVROLET BLOCKS OLDSMOBILE 1950 FORD 1952 DODGE 4-DOOR SEDAN { FENCING MODEL 90 2.DOOR SEDAN STATION WAGON IN COLORS y-$ engine, Radio, Coronet model. Light blue 4.DOOR SEDAN heater, atandard - C l A C cblor. Radio, C A A C 210 Model, 4 door sedan, Vi heater. J engine, standard transmia- As Little As Tutone gray, fully equipped tranamisaion. Sion, radio,;hdater, whltawall -with power steering, power tires, two-tone silver. 10096 3 5 ^ Li,. Ft. brakes, radio, heater. In new reconditioned. lEFP COBB car condition. I THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS 1953 PLYMOUTH 1953 MERCURY c o e e , YOU NEED eUT WITH 29‘ ea. ' HaSICUFT^ IS TmsKEAuy v d u r u s t 4 .LOTSMORE'SAWVY PLENTY OP . 4-DOOR SEDAN 4-DOOR SEDAN J^SH'T THERE AMVTHIN6 I CAW SAY TD TO CONVINCE CER­ LUCK AND MY i .FOeUEWVDKK - — CONCERT? 'HAW6E VOURMIIJD? S 1 0 0 C In ’l S S B ^ O F 'i O I J -ID'nMcE AAtTO) U S T NK5HT. TAIN PEOPLE YOU'ftE GUIDING HAND/' Colbri light blue, Elquipped with Two tone gieen. 'V-8 engine, 'VE6,ONETHll4e,BU YOU MIGHT,, Do It Yoursell But ^ Visit X)ur radio,'heater, stand- SOOC overdrive, radio, heat-^ S A O ^ ’ r cawtaskvouto SQUEAK BY/ ' Oo It Yoursell O * 2 1 9 5 ard tran*niUaion.transmission. • ar ^ J er, wmtewau whitewall urea.tirea. ' . »-r . 1 8 - 9 5 SAv rr,MAKniA-.ioi), rULCALL'nOUR Let Us Help KWOWTHAT./ EDITORI ALUMINUM Hardware WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY A CAR OR SELL A CAR ALWAYS SEE, FOR Dept. PATIO For Many AW NINGS 9- m SCRHNS ' - Bargains qPEN TILL 9P.M4 IROAD ST. AT W. MIODU TFKL TO. mt4m. many otiian

\ I , Famous No. 3 Uniform Retired BO(ULI(\G Stan Leonard Masters Leader Before Death Struck L. L. Candidates T I-RIMT LEAGUE AITOMOnVE LEAGUE < ELKS LEAGUE CHURCH LEAHUi: Two Stroke Spring Fteal Btendtn^ Btendlng* .Stending* Ataiidbigs,. Register Tonight Pet. W L Pot. W. L. Pet. ,\V. a Pet. By MRS. BABE BUTH .685 N. Methodlat (2 ),„ .'.t 7 36 i Dates A Nuts • ...ai 43 ..570 Alcar ...... 21 12 .636 Capitol Equipment ..38, 19 .688 with' Am Slocum .....5.5 45 .550 DeUormler Motor* , 20 IS .606 Armory Packsg* ....31 21 ,.596 St. James’ (2') .,...,68 44 . .607 Edge After All yoiihgfitcrs planning peaches ...... 577 ..508 Lopez Points v/sox (OOndenked from "rhe Babe and Fig Bara ...... 55 45 .550 Cunltffe Motors ___ 20 13 .606 l.,ea's Market ...... 30 22 Center Congos (1) ..67 45 to play Little League or Training I," 1959, by Mr*. Babe Ruth and ....49 51 .490 Hollj'wood Service . 18 15 .545 Fred's Package ...... 24 28 .462 St. James' tJ) ...... p2 50 .554 Berries .385 Farm, League b»seball thi« pubUshed by Preotloe Hall, Inc.) Sugar Plums . ___44 56 .440 Man. Auto Part* ... 13 20 ,394 Patten Builders ...... 20 32 St. John’s ...... ,.'.5 0 W .527 First Round RUmmet- must register at Honeyde'v* ...... 4 0 60 .400 MAncheater Radiator T 26 .212 Deci's Drlve-.ln ...... 18 34 .346 St. Bridget* ..,^^..6$ 54 .518 N. Methodist ll)'-----57 55 .500 one of three locations to-, To Break Yankees The year 1948 started out Taking a 3-1 decision from the Despite losing a 2-1 decision to If Capitol Equipment, first the fifth place Manchester Auto round winner, has its way there'll Second Congo* , .. ...,.5t .55 ,.500 AuRUsta, Ga., April 3 (A*)— night at 7 :80. New boj^s filled with promise. The ex- cellar-dwelling Hone.vdews, the 58 .500 Dates 4 Nut* clinched regular sea­ Parts, Alcar remained in flrst place be no playoff for the league pham-j Si. Mary.'s ...... 58 Since the Masters Golf Tour­ and boys w'ho played in the TX 1 I AT TT ‘ perimehtal injections seemed b'’ a single game over DeOormler plonship. Deadlocked for first CommunUy Baptist .54 58 .482 son honors last Monday morning .456 nament was born 25 years local program l>st year to have done Babe much good at the 5' alleys, finishing just two Motor* and Cunllffe Motors who place for second round honors with! Temple Belh ...... 51 61 Hold on AL Race and he was regaining some of are lied for runner-up honors with ArmoiY Package Store a" week! Emanuel Lutheran . .48 64 .420 ago, every champion has must be accompanied by a games ahead of the Peaches and 64 .420 Fig Bar* who deadlocked for run­ four weeks left in the regular ago, Capitol moved Int.) sole pos-1 Center Congos (2) . .48 home the imprint “ Made in parent or jru^irdian. the weight he had lost. .47 65 .420 We went down to the Golden ner-up laurel*. The Peaches and schedule. DeCormier dropped all session of first place this wceki Cnnrordls Lutheran U .S.A.” This could be the International League Fig Bari, who split four points three points to Hollywood Service with a 8-1 win over Frol's Pack­ South Methodist .. .46 66 .410 Strand outside of Miami and stay­ Silon Lutheran ...... 41 71. .366 year for an imported brand. candjd^tes wilU register at ed 'until Easter. The Babe did a this past week, meet In a special while Cunllffe'*, first round tllllsl, age Store. Arniorv, meanwhile, fell won three-points from Manchester hack Into second place, two games As the atar-apangled fleld Verplanck School, Ameri­ little fishing and even some golf­ rolloff match Monday morning. Match results; Center Congre­ aw'ung into, the aecond round to­ The fourth place Ben le* concluded Radiator. behind, after losing three points to gational (1)4, EmanueJ Lutheran can League hopefuls wijl ing. He was rebuilding his strength day, a short, balding Canadian, By EARL YOST ' duty. Billy Goodman, Sam Esposi­ for a chore he had to do and one their season with * 3-1 win over Sporting the week's top single* cellar-dwelling Dec’’s Drlve-In. O; Concordia Lutheran 3, Zion Stan Leonard, who was two .sign up at Waddell School to and Bubba Philltpa are third the fifth place Sugar Plums. and triples at the Y alleys were With only two weeas remaining, Lutheran 1; South Methodist 8,, St. Tampa, Fla.— Senor A1 Lo­ he felt was most important. third place Ijen's Market, three strokes out in front with a three- and National League base esndidates. If the Box are He w'as to advise the Hollywood Score* Of not* were chalked up Ell Fish 126-141-388, Ken Montle under-par 99, the first foreigner pez in eight seasons as an weak anywhere, it is at flrat and by Janet Mallhot 120-119-33). 130-129-372, Ed Bujaucliia 137- games out. stnyol In contention youngsters will register at technicians and artists making with a .3-1 dcc.isi.in ov,er fifth ever to lead at any stage. Four American League manager third base. Goodman is a good "The Babe Kuth Story.” He wanted Edna Plotrowgkl 122, Margo 129-367, Howie August 126-,347, overseas players were within four Buckley School.. Commis- with Cleveland and Chicago spray hitter but a poor fleldetr at Holme* 121, Mary Lucas 112, Ken Ostrlnsky 126-339, Alex Tltor place Patten Builders. Award Winners at Elks Sports Banquet ItNdcne just so. airi.s DeClanlis 142-135-387, .shots of first place. sioners, coache.s and other ha.s never finished lower than third w'hile Esposito and Phillips He.^ had been in two full length Chickie Janlcke 111, Dot Cowles 138-335, A1 Bujaiicliis 836, Tom Kev flKurei *t Iasi nighf* fourth annual Elka aports banquet at the Elka Lodge on Riaaell St are Peter Thomson of Australia, league officials will be pres­ can fleld but are not dangeroui 108 and Jean Naretto 105. Mason 134, Dsve MacKsy 128, Paul Correntl 1.39-.353. Jim Mlnl- second place. He is the only m ovi^ in the tw-enties and I have curcl 1,31-3,50, Sam Vacanll 350, n lctu ^ a b o v e Reading from left to right are Tommy Conran, chairman of the affair; .John holder and four-time winner of the ent to meet the parents. with the stick. Mr*. Mallhot. who •njoyed a Arne Stenid 127 and Mill Tedford ?J»mey * ^ n e r of the flrat Elka Moat Valuable Rifleman Trophy; Skip Fiaher, recipient of the Briti.sh Open crown, and Spain's manager to break the domination banner winter, topped the league 125. Hal Burnett 140-346, Tom Blan­ Tryouts are expected to the New York Yankees have held "We ll perhaps platoon at flrst in two departments; f l l high chard ,340, Hal Hartley 1.34-338, F Y u Ik ^ b ^ to Memorial Trophy, and Ray Damato, co-donor of the latter award. Over 100 amazing Angel Miguel were base, third ba.se and in rightfleld," p e ^ s were on hand to honor membera of Manchester High School a croaa country, rifle and baa- begin Saturday, April 18 In the past 10 years under Ca.sey single. 137, and (2i high triple, Charlie Harris 126-338, Frank Bu- bracketed witli three U.S. proa at Stengel, aeveland, in 1954, guid­ Lopez said in checking hla team 72. Gary Player of South Africa and no boy will be eligible The Babe and I 343. Since a ruling prohibits a WEST SIDE PI^YOFKR Isntl 135-3.38, Hiid McDowell 133 ketball teama. i Herald Photo by Ofiaral. ______ed by Lopez, won 111 games to set roster. "I prefer to play a set line­ and Carl Hunter 128 were the and big Dave Tliomas of Wales unless a parent or guardian bowler from receiving more than Upset-minded West Side Tavern a new all-time record, and gained up most of the time hut if cir­ one prize, Chickie .lanickc will be advanced to the flnsl round of the standout pinners at the Double PhUadelphia - (NEA) —Bob Univeraity Park. Pa. — (NBA 1 i were among nine men lied at 73. has signed a registration the World Series only to fall flat cumstances dictate otherwise we Bnln, Shifting M inds awarded the high single trophy for annual pla,voffs with a pair of 2-1 Strike allevs. McNeil waa named the Middle i —Penn State will play tta 72nd card. Sunday, May 17 is the on the.ir faces aiid lose four can, and will, platoon where it hii fervent word for the fact that a 130 effort. Ceal Taft pinned a 94 victories this past week Mike Logart, Scott After a frustrating day of straight to the New York Giants. Atlantic Conference baaketball j aeaaon of football thla year. The tentative opening day. proves beneficial." they were both horrible. single without ■ mark. Massaro's squad elirninallng Player of the year. He paced St. Nlttany Liona have a total reccord early rain and shifting winds, the Lopez, •who maintains residence Tobacco-chewing Fox, who has T1 E.SDAV HOI SEWIVES run for one of the game's most He also had made short sub­ ■01* Berries rhalked up both the Rann'a Tavern Monday and favor­ Joaeph'a to the league champion-1 of 36« rictories, 201 defeata and In this city and plays all his home the biggest wsd in his moiith jects and appeared aa himself in high team single I518) and team ed McCann'a .Service Station Tues­ Standings 1 U e a . Paired Again coveted titles was still wide open exhibition games at the beautiful while playing than any player I've W Bhlp. but the foreign threat never was "The Lou Gehrig Story." Mbst triple (1,449), while Dolores day, McCann’s had advanced to the park named in his honor near ever seen, and Aparicio are de- people like the Gehrig picture. Oswald, who raised her average semi-final I'oimd with a' 2-0 tri­ Spatulas ...... 79 stronger. Flovd Elated Tampa International Airport, feneive geniuses. Both perennial Rolling ' Pins ...... 59 In 10 - Rounder • AiLstraliaii-born .lim Ferrier •/ Babe was disappointed in It. He eight points over a year ago, umph over Dari-Maid. can't see the Yanks repeating. 'T All-Star selections can cover a lot accepted the dramatic license as emerged as the season’s most im­ Mike Massaro. who chalkeopez rowski 106 and Evelyn Hutton 105 Scores of note; Bruno Mszzoii • HRST LINE year-old Philadelphian, wins by a past White Sox teams had gotten liefers, or spot men,, as "In 22 games against New York He was also to advise on the base­ Wilhelm ...... 132 ni 115 luinoil In noteworthy single.', The winds which swirled around upwards of a million dollars I be­ called them, will be Ray Moore, Nrwcomh ...... !«l DU 1.35- 132-383, Ed PaganI 141-128- split decision. off.... fast...... but ..... then ...... slippedo..,.,...... In ....the ------„ .last season we were able to win ball scenes. DOUBLE STRIKE IJEAUUE Dzen !)1 • 100 LEVEL i the gulch encompassing the 10th fore taxes and manager's cut I be­ .seeond. half. To conserve .some of ' Bob Shaw, Gerry Staley, Don Ru- j ^niy ^pven. And we finished in see­ For a reason that I can now un­ 384. Howard Holmes J20-1S2-376, Natinnnily Teleilsed i through the 13th holes broke the Standings Bnlisriik *0 Dick Buckley 352, Sam Nelson • GRADE A tween this Mav 1 and Nov. 1, the veterans we didn't work them dolph and Tom Qualters. i gnd place. 10 games behind." derstand only too well, we never THrRHDAV HOrSCnvn'RS Anyone inlcre.sted may aee what 1 .spirit of many of the game's 1960. w . L. Pet. TnlAiN .... 641 611 666 130-344, .lohn Morton 135-348, Same grade and quality aa new happens this time by tuning in the as hard last spring, permitting For the Chisox. who acquired the i Wynn, who needs but one mors did get to see any of the footage .678 RtAndinifii tougiiest compclitor.s. hut not the NO. 3 MAKES ITS LAST APPEARANCE IN THE YANKEE STADIOI Merrill's Market . . .19 28 W>»t TuvFrn John O'Neill 120-343, Ilrv CarUon car equipment fumlahed today u.sual Friday fight channel for this Definitely on Floyd's bu.sy sched­ them to get in shape in their own Go-Go tag . because of their overall ' victory for his 2,50th major league that had been made. We had three 57 30 65.'5 DiHz ...... U7 w L. Pet pleasant little battler from faroft ule are the defenses against Eng­ or four appointments to watch lo­ Wllco Tool ...... 1.35- 352, Cy Perkins 136-340, Ted —Not diacontinued or reduced nationally televised cnr.le.st i XBC. manner so that they would be team speed, to win the first pen- triumph, lost all six decisions a Correntl’* Insiiranc* 50 37 .575 X(A0feArr> ...... 9ft 14ft Ten Pins ...... 78 22 .780 Vancouver. land's Brian London at Las Vegas, .slronger for the second half. This nant for a Windy City team in 40 year ago to the Yanks. cation shooting, but by some Urbanf*ui l.^') Lawrence 130. Dick ^ ilitcb'127, In quality - not aecond no 10 p.m.. E.ST) from Capitol Arena dead man's picture than a live atruction. It wa.s a thinly disguised .48 39 ,552 ItuRroni . .. t^i lOfi 101 . Bowl-s-.Iels ...... 52 AS .520 Leonard turned m 33, three un­ .May 1 I NBC-television i and .‘spring, w e have worked everyone .''ears, AJ Smith must stage a come- Dollar's worth to the team is macabre concldence we always got Bendix was nice; he was willing. Gus's Grinders .... Mike Plocharczyk 137-365, Stan blemlahed not aecond line Logart is again the favorite, der par, after sinking putts of nine. But the baseball swing w'aa a mys­ one's. support for his trembling body. Mai Tool ...... 37 50 .425 MaBBAri*) ...... H 14.1 1Hi-Fi’* ...... 47 53 .470 .Tgainst .Sweden's ingemar Johans­ equally as hard. We are looking , hsel*. •Smith was bothered by a multiplied by his leadership on the to the location just as shooting rhamhprilrl 9ft Opalach 132, Ernie Scott 337. but by fi or 0 to 22 and 14 feet. Then he ran into tery he never conquered. I am not critical of this atti­ They cheered and cheered. And he Carlo * Aces ...... to 77 .116 Bowl-a-Dears ...... 4.3 57 .430 Fred McCurry 346,' Luddy Han»en Mfg. Retell Price The earlier decision o\-cr Ixigart . son, undefeated European cham­ forward to a flying start bad right leg all last seaann," playing field. "Lollar," the n»*n- stopped. took off his hat and his head hung Pinups...... 40 60 .400 trouble. He hit into the woods on Lopez reiterated! "Ho is now sound We had traveled many weary tude. The Babe was just another With only one week remaining TotAlu ...... ftS4 ftftft 61ft 133-336, Russ Stevenson 125, Nino 2H.25 represented Scott's 20tli virtorv pion, at Yankee Stadium, June 25 ager said, "is like a manager's as­ we were there almost a month, low. I ______R ockettes...... 40 60 .400 the 10th but banged out sideways (T5' nr I heater-TV undecided i. and has looked good." Smith can and moat of Babe's tiirue awa.v from miles to plug a movie. Ba'oe was properly to them. But I feel that in the regular season, Merrill's Aceto 128. Paul Aceto 126 and Bill against nine defeats It un.s the; and recovered for his par. On the sistant on the field and his han­ He walked off the field. The Mrf'iinn’E RfrvicF Two matches Ten Pins over 12th loss for the 2.1-year-old Cu-! The stadium's top ticket price will Stronp Points alao play third or first base as dling of pitchers Is unexcelled in the hotel was .spent in interviews exhausted wlieii, at long last, we the picture lost 1*'hatever little Market moved into first place Uulhrl^ ...... 120 124 Faber 346. short 12th, he waded into the shal­ game began. KAir ...... or; Kft Hi-Fi's and Bowl-a-Dears over Pin­ ban. who ha.s won .1.1 and had 11 ' be JilOO. well ns right or leftfield. He is the circuit. the studio set up. There was one escaped. The people making the quality it might have had because with a 3-0 triumph over Wllco $ 95 low water after dunking his tec Beyond those two are title de- "Up the middle will again be ticketed for rightfield this season. it was rushed to the p)ib!ic. Great Human Arf*ln ...... 100 lift up* were decided by s 3-1 mar­ draws. More dcva.staling. it cost j our strong'points. Sherm I>»llnr'is The Go-Go tag is justifiable. The happy moment for Babe when he j picture had seen enougli of Babe Tool in this week's feature match. I.Rnv>u»pflux ...... 99 Oft shot, blasted out and sank a 25- fense.s againat opponents .still to to know that speed was of the es­ We attended the New York Bnow ...... 124 13ft gin while the Rockettes and Bowl- VILLAGE CHARMEBS him standing in the welterweight the best catcher in the league. Luis CnJlison, only 19 and with less White Sox attempted 134 steals, finally cornered Bendix long Thirteen da.v* later, Dr, Mac­ First a week igo. the Toolinen a-Jets rolled to a 2-2 deadlock In Standing* I foot putt for his par three. He had be picked and whicli will be shown than two years of pro experience, enough to give him a le.sson in the sence if they were to realize a full premiere and Babe had to leave dropped into second spot, two 14 ratings. nine straight para on the hark Aparacio and Nellie Fox form the completed 101, or a little mors than Donald look the Babe again to a TolftlE ...... ftft3 ftftft this weed’s action at the Y alleys. W Pet. 9.70x15 over NBC television The Ixmdon clubbed 29 homers with Indiana, return on their inve.stment. Ap­ in the middle of the picture. He Previously thml-ranked con­ hc.st do\iblcplny combination and double the number of successful basic rudiments of holding a base­ hospital. One the atep* Baba raad games behind. Other results found nuri-Maid <6> Single* of 105 or better were Howard Oil .620 BLACK tender for Don .Iordan ,s title in the nine. fight and the two after .lohans.son polls last year. He is considered ball bat. parently it's tougher to exploit,* waa feeling quite badly even be* Correntl* Insurance and MaJ Nowu’kl 114 UiT) Two Strokes Back are part of a three-fight package Jim Landi.s in ccnterfield eatab- thefts by the Cleveland Indians, a sign and said, "Dor, this is Me­ 120 12ft turned in by Mlrinin McCormick Man, Auto Part* .611 Tube Type Ring Magazine list, Logart drop­ lishcd him.self as a coming star an e.xtraordinary prospect and it fore we went to the theatre. morial, Memorial is a cancer hos­ Tool rolling similar 2-1 wins over Two strokes back of Le.narri svith NBC for the Friday night TV is only a matter of time to leai-n runner-up in this department last 96 114, Lucy Heck 111, Mary Kvarl Garden Grove .546 Alao FIta ped to flftli. In tile National Box­ last year." Lopez added. year. Aparicio stole 29 bases. The Ijast of No. S pital, Why arc you bringing m« Gus's Grinders ami Carlo'* Ace», jJi-vUi" hi l.iO Jarvis Realty .426 Tyred OortI Fabrie Tubeleaa BIma ing Assn, survey, lie fell from fifth 'came the defending champion. ■series These fights must be held whether ob not he ran hit m ajor Purhv 109 lift 107, Pst Aceto 106, Martha Ran­ Arnold Palmer of Ligonier, Pa., Two rookie.s are figuring highly , Rivera 21 and Landis 18. Only vel- On June 13, 1948, the New York here?” r**pectiv*ly. 94 dall 106 and Jeanne Nourle 105. Johnson Paint .407 1959 Conatmction to ninth. licfore Nov. 1. I960. in Lopez' plans, pitcher Barry league pitching. Johnny Cooney, "The week'* top shooters includ­ Fulirr rerihot Jackie Burke Jr., of Hous­ What liappens if the lantern- .Ctiisox roach who played several #ran Don Mueller of the' players Yankees celebrated the Silver Dr, MacDonald explained that all Na.ssiff Arms A89 Scott, who also considers the left Anniversary of the building of patients at Memorial aren't can­ ed Stan Miruckl 133-355. Bill ft2ft ftift BLACKWALL TATIITEWALL hook his best weapon, crept into ton and Chandlei- Harper, Die golf jawed London, a 10-1 underdog. ' times for Willimantic againat Man- | appeared in a half ^ There is still time for tho Man­ club manufacturer from Ports­ cheater years ago, has applied the gimes or more, except pitchers, "The House that Ruth Built." As cer victims, which is true. But not Sheekey 141-346, Skippv Kearns MERCHANTS LEAOITE chester Auto Parts to overtake I Mfra. I t Mfra. the NBA rankings in tOth place. gets lucky and flattens Patterson ?, llife Z No, 4 MarterXhind 336, Walt Telller 128' and Ted McCann't Service (1) Tire Sugg. ' Our mouth. Va.. who has played in only "Can't Miss " tag to Calli.son. j stole at least one base. in all these promotions, the Yan­ in this case. f’,uthr|0 . ..' .... 117 1(14 126 Standings league-leading Howard OH. With Tire I Sugg. ! Our The referee and two judges will Refnrn Bout If . . | Billy Pierce, Dick Donovan and A thousand people wanted to Cham)>ers 126. Farr,...... llfi as 108 W L Pet. Sice .1 Price Price Size Price ; Price two tournaments this year. Short on power as a team which ‘ Now if Lopez can find the for- kees. who at times didn't egen seem three weeks left the Auto Parts score the bout on flic 10-poiiU- "A return fight between the two Early Wynn. Latman has an ex- see him. Only a few did. One wa* Ar^t.o ...... infi 112 1.16 161 Communitv Press ...19 8 .704 must .sy.stcm. giving tlie winner of Thomson and Miguel, the lattei stresses good pitching and a tight ■ mula to beat the Yankees in their aware that Babe had a telephone I.,ainGurp«ux ...... lift IIP 121 are only one game behind after 6.70x15 .34.60 18,95 would be our aecond fight then." | cellent fast ball." Latman was 9-11 in his home, were clever enough Matt.v Martin, a milk wagon driv­ PI 101 111 While Glass ...... 16 11 .593 6.701x15 28.25 14.96 each round 10 points and the loser the surprise individual winner in .said Tom Gallery, sports director with Indianapolis but when brought defense, Lopez hopes to get the 33 regular season meetings, all (X)UXTRY CLI'B WOMEN Snow ...... Ill taking all four points fronr John­ 7.10x15 31.35 16.96 7.10x15 38.40 20.95 I the Canada Cup matches at Mexico Clilcago will be elated, especially to find his unlisted nu)nber and er, who for 20 years had brought Dart's Dairy ...... 15 12 .556 son Paint. Howard’a pinned a 3-1 22.95 nine nr fewer. of NBC, That probabl.y would be up at tho end of the 19.58 season he long ball from first base, Seasoned Standings TblAlii ...... ftfift 406 65P 1620 Vic’s Soda Shop ....1.3 14 .481 7.60x15 34.25 18.95 7.60x16 41.95 ; City la.'t year, were bracketed veterans Ray Boone, Earl Torge- Bill Veeck who will control front invite him to participate. Babe gifts of ice cream. \v I. Pet. W>*t Rlrii* TR\rrn (?) verdict over Nassiff Arms. Garden 8.00x16 46.10 24.95 staged hy Cecil Rhodes Jr., the , reeled off three straight victories On the night of August 18, 1 Howard's Landsc'ing 12 15 .444 8.00x15 37.66 20.95 with the reigning .National Open Cranford. N. J. steel executive who without suffering a defeat. Re- son and Jim Rivera, plus Ron office Operations. It's a tall order. In fact, the 5’ankees were to Sliders ...... an .32 .652 MftBBAro Iftc in i;i2 wa , Grove Caterer* and Jarvis Realty kissed my husband goodnight and «.'{ Kft ft] Morlarty Bros...... 6 21 champion. Tommy Bolt, and t\vo is promoting the Las Vegas scrap. highlight the ceremony by per­ Spinners ...... 5* 34 .630 99 Iga ' split four points in another mateh. Rose Turns Meet touring ..-firas. Jay Hebert and manently retiring Babe's No. 3 uni­ he said, "Don't come back to­ l’rban6*ttl Si All three first division teams It al.so would knock out the Splits ...... 46 46 .500 RuBconl ... IW 9k 139 :«6 posted victories this past week, Shirley Holmes 113-123, Mac Tubeless $2.00 More Each Size Gene EltUer, all tied at 72. Johansson fight. form. No other Yankee in history morrow. I won't be here." Strike* ...... 4.3 49 .467 lift 117 12ft aft7 Jenack 106-110, Mary Edmunds Into Medical Clinic In the 73 list with Player and was to wear No. 3 ever again. I did come back the next morn­ ('h«niVif»rlln «4 S4 with Coniniiintty Press (1 1 defeat­ "I'm not worried about London Season Starts Week from Today j Setup* ...... 43 4? .467 ing Howards Landscaping (.51 116, Jo Lucas 118, Barbara Rohr- I Thomas w ere Ben Hogan, who had Shorlsloji Shows I was touched. So was the Babe. ing, of course. And he was there, 641 4oes the Yankee front office. Anci, in on a baseball field. But .'because week's matche.s but now find them­ Standings 12. commented then of Cooper; from today, the World Cliampinns'*'------— truth, the Babe got an Immense the people sensed that he wa* one Dolores Kelly 119, 'Marion Zamaitis W„ L. Pci pionship laurels at "the Manches­ ; night, it didn't stop him from re-| Karr Busy Time (Pitcher Billy Loe*. who was 117, Ruth Bryant 11*. Emma Olek- selves only one game ahead after "My sister could beat him." are gelling Giade-A performance.' -satisfaction from it all. of them. He had their faith and Manchester Motors 48 21 .696 ter Bowling Green. Other mem­ taining his l.lOO-metcr crown in Daytona Beach. Fla., April 3 (>Ti In other exhibition games yes­ traded to the Washington Sen­ losing three points to the runners- bers of the winning team Included 6.70x15' meet record time of 18:18.4. nearly ’ What did Patterson think of from all of their expected starter*. terday, the Bpston Red Sox won He stood out there. near home their weakneases.'They loved him , .. Correnti's Insurance 47 22 .681 Daytona International Speed­ Johansson? The only possible leak in the Yan ators by Baltfmoro Wednee- up Buffets. With still three weeks Dot Jacobs (238) and Kay Wlttko Black two second.s hette|ji|>han the mark the Cactus League title with * 4-2 dny).” ) plate and looked up at the crowd because he waS. above all else, a ! to go the pennant chase for second Don Willi* Garage . 38 31 .551 way faced a busy time todsy tfy- "I'm going to be ready for any­ kee dike that is expected to hold great humafi being. 36 33 .522 (237). registered by Gcot’ge Breen here victory over San Francisco. The Miranda gave no excuses for that rose to acclaim him. round honors shapes up a two- E&S Gage ...... ing to cram in qualifying trials thing against him," replied Floyd. hack the surge of American He stood out there, -so very [ And they were . . . and are . . WOMEN’S UilAai'E Green Barbers .... 25 44 ,362 Women rolling with' the Irie and 1 nearly two years ago. for weekend speedway car and Cleveland Indiahs knocked off the his tardlnes*-,when greeted In a team battle, e.speclally ’ after the From whsl 1 liear he ran p\inrh, L-eague contenders Is the aildden Clilcago Cubs 4-2,.. and "in night thin and bent. The bat in his hand ; so right, Standing* Mei rlH's Market . . 13 56 .188 their three-game totals were Mir­ BRAND NEW sports car races. Rain washed out and he can box. Bui I'm looking j hack injury to fir.st baseman Bill hotel lobby hy"w group of Ori­ RUTH RBTUBN8 ONCE MORE, IN HIS SHROUD, TO THE HOUSE third place Outings dropped seven ■games, the Philadelphia Phils de­ ■ITIAT RUTH B l’ILT. was no longer a weapon of de-1 The End w. L. Pet. games off the pace as a result of With only two weeks left the iam McCormick 282, Edith Ro- H E A V Y DUTY scheduled qualifying trials the forward to meeting him. I want to j Slcowixm yesterday, feated Baltimore 8-6 and the Chi­ ole players. "Slayhe I tell manskt 262, Doris Tedford 243, you later, after I talk to Paul Walnut Restaurant 21 .708 a 3-1 loss to the fifth place Wed­ pennant chase has boiled down to BUTYI. TUBES Last ISight’s bifi^lils past two days, leaving the entire fight often. Of course. I've got to ]„ the last five days, Stengel cago White Sox won over Cincin­ .37 35 .514 a two-team scramble between...... the_ _ and Phyllis Allen 234. The los- sport.s car field to be qualified for win to continue defending the title, gotten top-flight perform- Richards." he said. White G lass...... dings. The fourth place Clambakes NO CHARGE nati 6-5. NBA Playoffs Start Tomorrow Jon-DI’s ...... 37 36 .514 shut out the cellar-dwelling front-running Manchester M otor. ers spotted the Gardenias A six- Lo.s Angelc.s Maiiro Vazquez. a 630-mile race Sunday. i intend to win." ances from Tom Sturdivant, Bob­ Los Angeles-Pittiburgh, Wash- Richards, Baltimoiv manager, B o w l in g pin handicap. gave Yfiranda the cold shoulder. Manor Soda Shop . .33 39 .458 Smorgasbord* 4-0 in another Sale* and runner-up Correnti's In­ , 134, 'Mexico, outpointed Baby Va.s- by Sliantz, Art Ditlnar, Don Lar­ Ington-Milwaiikee and K a n s a s Local Sport 40 .444 surance. Correnli-'s moved lo with­ SALE PRICE He sat nearby but made no ab- Hobby Shoppe .... .32 match at the Double Strike alleys. quez, 134'-, Mexico. 10. sen, Boo Turley, JJm Coates and City-Detrnit were rained otit. Y JUNIOR TOURNAMENT Fletcher Glass . . .26 46 .361 Shirley* Vlttner 107-132-326, in one game of the lead with a 3-0 TIRE and TUBE Boi.n 1947-48-49. surprised the Bruins playoff position-on the flnsl da.v, beaten third. ly have to avoid, though, is being be held every 'Tuesday nlghuat the the Berkshire Vacaftonland. No muscle in his pitching shoulder ] for Cincy. to play dead for the Celts. belter: Ed 133-336 a i« Jim Martin 335. 339, Walt Suc.hy, 161, Bin LaRL with a 4-1 triumph on Boston ice. I also of-^th* Bruins; jjo rd , 15 fhg big righthander al- |. Then just 10 days ago, Easy stampeded when they get three West Side Rec until ..May J6. Only Singles of 105 or license, no season, no limit. Fish, Spur from Jim Norris’ Spring Hill Doucette 118146 (the latte- game vlere 137, Burt Claugbsey 132 and EASY TERMS Now they head home for the .sixth ; jarlv in thelr.game andj never were . cjj Louis Card* one run On paper, It looks like a ooloaaal or four fast baskets.” openings are for eight women on FREE from boat, shore or stream. Enjoy Farm measured Troilus by a 8% mismatch. "I think the hard series with the standing as a new high for the Tony DeSimone 126 showed • the AS LOW AS game holding a 3-2 edge. : headed. Thev had to go overtime on three hits over four inning* on SO-MmUTE FREE the 7:30-8 shift. All othfir ahlfle GIRLS’ .lUNIQB LEAGUE week’s top scores 4t the . Double n a i INSURANCE the pine-panelied fishing lodge# McCaffrpp Named Coadh length.s in the mile and one-six­ Nate will proye beneficial to the are full. season finished, with a neat 365 snack bar, aixj the motel on the The sixth game in both of the : , square the series at 2-2 after April 1. Stengel wa* pleased Boaton has crushed the leakers Stendings Strike alleys. . -I, best-of-seven aeries will be pla.ved dmpping the flrst two game* in teenth of the Fountain uf Youth in a cross-country 'victory string boys in the championship series," triple), Roger Poe 116. Mike Sifn- W. Pet. lake With special rates for'. mem« ■with Larsen's performance since it INSTALUTION • Ftete Fixed Free Saturday night with Montreal • I! Bo.ston: New' Haven, April 3 (JP)—Charles Stalfea at' Gulfitream. Boston Coach Red Auerbach coun­ M,ATT MAimiZO, head of the mons 105, Mac McOirry 12-J, Dick ' q„„rrow* ...... 26 .684 $ 1 . 0 0 bers. (Also planned for the near proved he is rei^dy for l o n g e r that extends back to their final • TIree Rotated Free Erer^ Chicago, where the Hawkx^'on oimstead opened the scoring McCaffree of Michigan State will ' They'll both carry 123 pounds meeting of the 1956-57 campaign. tered in discussing the competi­ physical education department at Llsk 106-124, Frank Scott 121, a U ...... 19 DOWN future; New restaurant and jvyim- stints. He was 9-6 with a. 3.08 Manchester High School, la pro­ Robins •^2 SIIXED DODBI.K8 5,000 Mllee their two games. The Leafsgt 9:26 of the first period, Dick co’ach America’s swimming team for tomorrow’s mile and one- iHie (ielts have won on their own' tion which the'%eUs squeezed out Newton 107, Jerry Dubois 115, ...... *..17 .447 . Pl**i 8tead|*a« ' Hking poc" earned run average last year. gram chairman for the Spring SHIRLEY VITTNBR Jerry Wallaeh US, Bill Pickering Blue jays o New' or Retread Tire* In- • ■ I won their first two games againtt' Puff added another goal in the at next summer’s Pari-Amerlcan .eighth test—the final big race fair cRRrt, at the Minneapolis Audl- 130-125 W'edn’diffay night. Larks ...... 1 4 QflO . W clnded. CLUB MEMBERS ONLY Boston on their home ice. j second and Frank Mahovlich and Turley:, Pitched nine innings for Games. McCaffree waa named yes­ 3-year olds in Florida and richest toriurn and on neutral floora with "They had to work too hard to Conference of the Connecticut As­ 115-105, Bob Sehuetz 117, Jim ' Marge-.Tuhn Cuahln* ..... 46 the Yankee "B" squad in a 4-3 de- sociation for Health, physical Edu­ into a tia for second place with Darby 120 and, Gerry White 108. Dalay-Russ Morrison .j.-. 43 This guarantee In effect for PER Fishing on the 14-acre spring-fed Caught te Traffin Jam | poh Pulford contributed to the terday by Ray Daughters of Seat­ event; on the nstional card. The equal ease. beat Syracuse and they’ve Htlllo-OUIo Jarvis ...... 42 $ |.0 0 ,ci.«non over' Rlchmqnd of the .In­ tle, chairman of the U.S. Men's cation and Recreation April 11 In White Glasa which dropped two .MIXED IIIH'BLKS Rutli-Boh Ostrander ...,,..40 the lae of: yoar tirea. No lake will be limited t6 Berkshire You can’t blame the Hawks i f ; Toronto cause In tile final session, race will be televlMd (CSS) from In addition. It was Minneapoli* found out • they can't overrate points to cellar-dwelling Fletcher sundMi*. ^ WEEK Trout Farm Fishing Club memoers. they wonder whpt they have to do Johnny Bower, 33-.ve*r-otd vet- ternational LiCagiie April 1. The Olympic Swimming Committee. themselves," Auerbach continued. New riaven. . , .p«. . Aiin-Ernie McNeill g ethof dealer gives you thla I 4:30 p.ni. ta 8 p.mJ E8T. Free Installation that Boaton victimized in the rec­ Glaaa. BOYS’ JUNIOR LEAGUE Glstlys-fld'b Smith...... 37' extra protecRon. ,To mainta,in the pleasant un- tq win . in Montreal, where thej'iei an pla.ving in his fir.st Stanley World Seriea star was Stengel’s' Daughters 1* here ^or the AAU Off his easy Fountain of Youth “Now they’ll want to beat . the j COUNTRY CLUB Men’s Bowling Nancy-John Gaudlim 10 'su ' EdnaJohn Hedlund .58 with a 21-7 ord-shattering 173-139 triumph , Top single game efforts (105 or Standings Rcna-Ltiu JOamato 25 11 Jterlon-Winnie. Smith cfowdtd atmosphere conduitf.ve to took only One game during the Cup series, had his hid fqr a shut^ leading pitchen iii ’.58 wi swimming meet at Yale Univer­ triumph and a record of never hav­ late in' February. That mathema­ Lakers and win the championship League will hold its annual ban­ W. L. Pet. Myrtle-BiirLaRlvlere .... 23 IS ipLL'S TAX, EXCHANGE RECAF CASING good f-shing, a iim-trd nu'^ber of better) war* authored by Fran '*ti Madrtins-Toni M er^ ... regular se.ason. Last 'night they out s|M)iled at 11:35 of the final rerard and a 2.98 ERA. sity. Bruce Harlan of Michigan and ing lost a race over the Gulf- tical marathon wa» one of 62 tri­ 'because they've come this f* r “the quet tonight at 7 o’clock at the Red W^nga ...... % ..750 Ruth-Ernir Pohl ...... 23 14 membershtpfs, tnc'udmg both indi- fqiind themselves four goals down Coate*: Relieved Lgrsen 'and Paul Hartlaub of Gfinelnnati were E R T C UER Crandall 110, Elsie' Found 113, Oilve-Joe Rossetlo ...... 21 16 pei'lod 'when Jerry Toppazzinl tal­ stream track. Easy Spur has been 5 0 5 umphs by the Celts which gave hard wajfT^ . Country Club. Cleeks and Maahies, Doris Preirtlc# 110-110, Amy Plr* Rangers ...... ,...6 2 ,7M Ann-Paul Cprrentl...... ,i;,17 I* ^uai and family plans are avail* alm ost before the.v could get or- lied the lone Boston goal. Bowc- nitched, one-hit ball for three in- named to assist McCaffree. One thing is sure: The Lakers ma^e the 9-'5 favorite.-The Spring them a single season teague mark. captained by Ray Della Fera and key 118, Dot Oowlaa 117, Anna Uofis '...... 4 4 .50w COMila-Isek TatrO ...... 17 It Wc.'Dues are reasonaole. ganized after arriving late because : made 32 saves, mitiiy qf them sen- .ilng.'-. T5ie'rookie has drawn Sten-' have a proud tradition behind Charlie Whelan respectively, tied Marie-AI Puxxo . . . : ...... I 16 20 Hin Colt won three of hla four But playofte are a different mat­ Twerdy U2. Alice Beebe 108-110, Hawks ...... 3 5 .in UarfaxUeNalt Tboma* ... 16 10 WRITE FOR DETAILS of a traffic jam. Tlje start of the. *ational. gel's pi'aise'as the bright light of races last year at CtUlfstream and them. for first place In round two,' ^^*81^.1 hla young hurlers and will prob­ ter a* St. Louis discovered. Led by U1 Molumphy i l l , Doris Grlsel Bruin* ...... 3 5 ,j875 Pat-AI Legrn* ...... 16 21 gjanie’ was delayed 15 minutes. Hockey PUyoff* one of his two victories this year r/f/P££M the scoring magic of rookle-of-the-i Minneapolis won the world Whalen's 150 wjjs the best single .ll*r«e-Joe McCooe ...... 11 26 Including membershtp application, ably »tick with the 'club, 110 Millie Colvlea 111, Shirley Royals ...... 2 6 .28® Jan-Jlm Broabwski ...... 7 39 and boolf^ with complete infer- ■It took Us a while to get the (All Besf-of-Sevea J

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Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale HouaMforSflk Apartments—Flat„ Houses for Sale 72 Hopsea for Sale 72 MANCHESTE& EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN;, FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1969 lousehdid Goods 51 Wanted— To Buy 58 EAST HARTFORD-Few 614 «XMi P iU n g ULI'BBH Tenements ' X 63 BOUTH WINDSOfb-New five room AVAILABLE PROPERTIES XVIII (XXXI3C) ONlB O-PIECE MctionU, I ehalra, ranch on Brewer Straat^ t bad-, BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Situations Wanted— Male 89 Boats and Accessories 46. ranch, built-in oven and range. MANCHESI^ER—Ail brick six rooms, ceramlo bath, p(»a iwielsd BnsiDeM Services Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW love eeata. AU covered in heavy WANTKD-Boy’s 24" or 26" Wey- FOR R*NT-First floor wT m S. Lot 100x200. $16,800. Phllbrlck BOLTON—Lake area—Like new cle. Reasonable. CaU MI 9.9291. ' Fur $7,900 in Coventry 414 room ranch, attached garage, Cape In South Manchester. Bilit fireplace wall, built-in stove, and LETTBRINO—Plain: and Illustrat­ 18 FT OUTBOARD cabin crulaer gauge plastic. Ideal for den or cheater Green home 4 large -genoy, MI >•8464.') ______Four rtom dwelling with Huge recreation room, Rearcnablo. CaU rooms on bug line. Children ac­ amesite drive. Aluminum combina­ by Pontlcstll in 1061. Aiumlnom oven, full beaement -smd Mbaalte. BLBCTRULUX OWNIHUI- Prompt r.NarTf«LNE«yMiii4f ed. Cloister, Roman, Gothic texU. with 85 h.^‘ motor. C. G, regia- enclosed porch, one-car attached combinations, large enclosed rear drive. Near school, boa aad ^TeFouTor-wtiiooseR nvDo , CH. 6-8777. WE s y x and seU anUque ani used cepted- CaU MI $-5201 or Ml 4-1302- $12[6o4 n EW S bedroom ranch, tion vdndowi and screens. Fire­ friendly aarvics oe your Elecaro- COME tVlCK.'l WAS Careful workmanship. Reasonable tered. MI 9-0650. furniture,‘china, glass, sUver, pic­ garage. Lot 100x150. Immediate oc­ porch. Oarage and amealte td.-lie, etores. Price $14,0M. McCarthy,/ tux (R) cleanar. Pick up and dt- MiNunsAkO'nikruwHeNi fireM ce, living room, modern place, ceramic tile bath. Com­ CLASSIFIED JUST OUT Rrm THE ratea. TR 8-2961 after 5. p a r t y m o v e d ture frames, guns, attic cr itents, NEWLY REDECORATED-Two 8- cupancy. large lot. very nice conditiqn. Enterpriaee, Inc., Manchaater/ Bvary. Call Blaotrotux authorlaed MMityn ffO M l COMES to California. k ltch ^ fu ll basement. Down pay­ pletely redecorated throughoijt. OAEBAAEf Dismoitds~-Watehe»— We’re iwUlng their hbUMbold fur- whole estates. Furniture refln­ room apartments with garage, in FUll price $UJ,100. R. F. Dlmolk $16,800. R. F. Dlmock Co. lRei Phone Robert W. Agnew, ■ales ana serviea. Ml 9-8641 or JA WANTED-^ Mechanical drawing, ment, fl.290. Phllbrlck Agency, For $14,900 in Ellington tor, Ml 0-5246, or - Barbara 13 4-0068 or $-667$.______34108. Piaaae ask for AugiiMIt e detailing and checking, part-time. Jewelry, ,48 nlsl^gs. Blond bedroom siet with lshed and repaired. Furinture Re­ Vernon. Stove and refrigerator. MI 9-8464, Co„ Realtor, MI 9-5246, Robert bookcaM headboard, mUiogwy pair Service and Sales, Talcott- References. MI 9-28S7„ PlVa room ranch with attached Ml 9-7703, Robert Murdock, ADVERTISING KamianaM. C alli;R 5-9191. , ,■ overalze garage, fireplace. oil Murdock. MI 3-6472 or Barbara RCK3KVnx®-SeveB roorae .ired. and ma]Ue beds, HoUywood beds, vlUe. MI 3-7449. 28 ACXtES 0()Q p land, 6V4 room )S-«72. ______LEONARD W. YOST W alCI', ra- FIVE ROOM, partly furnls’ id. heat, artesian well. Lot 150x200. Woods, MI 8-7702.' ______Bunporteh, aluminum storm /win- AL MARINOS, M A M RubWah paira, adjuata watchea expertly. dining room ret, Norge automatic house, Tlmken^ot water heat, dowa and doors, hot air here, low CLASSiHED ADVERTBEMENl DEPT. HOURS Service, complete full Urns re­ Reaaohahle pricea. Open dally. waslnr and drier, 11 cubic ft. winterised. All modern conven­ good barn. 8 mUes. Carlton W. (XXXX) Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 refrigerator (yellow). Two easy Rooms Without Board 59 iences, Lake privilegea. Call after For $14,900 in .Manchester tax and heating costa. Only/Y8,800, 8:15 A ^ to 4;S0 P.M. moval service, industrial, com­ Thuraday evenliiga. 139 Spruce Hutchins, 9 -5 1 ^ VERNON—Large 6V4 room rand R. Flaherty, Broker. TR SRm. mercial, residential, route o~ ap chain, wardrobe clorets, com­ 4, MI 3-0305. Si)c room Cape, In excellent con>. BOLTON, CENTER R p.—6*4 room WANTED-Good horn, for young Street Ml 9-4387. dltlon, fireplace, oil heat, recrea­ breezeway, oversized garage, tw6 polntment, metal, cardboard bar- ItItUIIII male cat.. All black,,clean and bination radio TV and record FURNISHED room, one minute $13,300 BEAUTIFUL thWe bedroom ranch, three years old. Large / COPY CUBING TIME FOR walk from Main St. Light house­ FOUR LARGE rooms and sun' ranch, ceramic bath, hot water tion rtxim, -one-car garage, good beautifully landscaped lot, fireplaces, combinations through) MANCHES' rels. MI 9-975T. well behaved. TR 6-7826. player. Child’s-crib and stroller, porch, third floor, kitchen., stove MOMDAT Itou IWDDAV lOtSO AJU.—SATCIIDAT # AJI. Housfdiold Goods 61 two bicycles, one tricycle and one keeping. ^ Woman only. M 9)7959. heat, full cellar, large wooded lot lot. baths, $21,000, R. F, Dlmock out, plastered, magnificent view; TYPEWRITERS, repaired, ranted, and heating stove, $76 per month. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-8132. MI 9-5245. Barbara Woods, $18,600. R. F. Dlmock Co. Real-, Three Bedroom iches FOR SALE—Calm Terrier, male wagon, fireplace set, china closet, Phone MI 8-0056. tor. Ml 0-5245, or Barbers Woods., PLEASE READ YOUR AD sold and serviced. 479 E. Middle puppy, AKC registered. All per­ SALE 1-8 OFF on waUp^per. Wall china display closet. Record cabi­ ROOM WITH kitchen .trivUeges- For $15,500 in Mancliestcr 9-7702 or Robert Murdock, $18,000—8 months WEST SIDE—Attractive flv* room MI 0-7702, Robert Murdock. Ml Turnpike. Ml 9-8477. manent shots, AD 8-4980. tiles 4o a tile. Kentlle. from 7c net, coffee table, cherry UbU tyro BabiSs accepted. Centrally local Five room Cape, .breezeway, at­ 8-8472. ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch SL ONE ROOM' partially . furnished home, enclosed breezeway ga­ tached garage, convenient locatlcn 3-6472. $16,000—Foundation ' fliM llrfl «r Ads” s n taken over tke phoao as a con- each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, rocking chairs, two child's desks. apartment. Apply Marlow’s, 867 ■nrnVTir Ik s advertiser skoold' read his ad the FIRST RAT IT REUPHOLSTERY, sUp covers and at the Green. rage, $18,900, assume 4H% to bus, -shopping area, fireplace, $16.600—W«at Slde-Treadjr mm. POODLE AND mixed breed pup­ Four dinette cbalrs, six 34” vene- FURNISHED ROOM, complete Main St, (XX) a p p e a r s aad RKFORT ERRORS la ttme for the aext loser- draperies custom made. Free as- pies. Small dogs * weeks old. $10 tlim blinds, seven marble top mortgage, small cash. Carlton W. oil heat, excellent yard. (XXXXI) $16,000—ThrM mc^ths ooolipaacy. UoSL Hie Herald is respMialblo for oaljr ONE Incorrect or omitted' tlmates. Open evenings for your UVING ROOM sofa end . ehslr, housekeeping faculties. Woman Hutchins. MI 9-5132. MANCHESTER — Six room CApe, females, |16 males. MI 9-6767. tablea, three marble top dressers, only. One block from Center. Call BOLTON—Two year old four room $17,750—BuUt-lna, garagq, fire­ tor any advertlseenont aad taea only to the esteat of a convenience. P A M Upholstery leather top end and coffee table. pine chests of drawers. Commode For $15,500 in Manchester Aluminum storms and screens, new place, Shops. 207 N. Main St. MI 9-6824. .Call MI 9-0960. MI 3-5539. Business Locations MANCHESTER—Six room Cape on On bus line, 4 room expandable hot water heater. Convenient to ranch with carport. Lareo living “make «ood” InsertloB. Errors which do not lessen the valM of with lid top. Blanket chests, 9 room with fireplace. Aluminum $18,000—Finest Workmanship. yw iJ t uiSfm ent will not be eorrected by “ make good Insertion. Poultry juid Supplies 43 for Rent 64 busline, $12,850. Excellent two- Cape Ood, In excellent condlllon, shopping, schools and buses. NlcA LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re­ AUTHORIZED BY BANK ft., church bench. Edison phono­ FURNISHED rooms to rent, free family home, four bedrooms each combinations. $12,800. R, F. $l8,900^Two baths, 3 garages graph, two pairs oars, Victorian parking. CaU Ml 9-0826 between fireplace, oil heat, full basement, yard. Priced to sell Immediately at paired. All work guaranteed. Free SCHAUB Turkey Farm - Freah TO SELL (X)MMBRCIAL54m m : business or office side, full price $18,000. Quality one-car garage. only $12,900. R. F. Dimock Co., Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml 9-5245, deluxe. TOUR COOPERATION WILL Q J | 1^ | 3 , 2 7 1 1 pick-up and delivery. We also frozen tairkeys for Elaater. Tome, pump organs. Mirrors, stands, 5-7 p.m. spaefc for rent. Up to 6600 square built three bedroom ranch, ex Or Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, BB appreciated IPIUI ITII A# ■ ■ chairs, cake mixer, etc. Fur .iture Realtor, MI 9-5245, or ’’ obert sharpen axes, scissors, chisels, oven reMy 80c lb. Hens B6c lb. 8 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. cellent condition, good location, Call ALICE CLAMPET, Murdock. Ml 3-6472, Barbara Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472. ROCKLEDGE SECTION Repair Service., Rt. 88, Talcott- LARGE. FURNISHED light house­ Located near Center. Plenty of many extras, full price $17,500. planer blades and knives Bruno 188 HlUstown Rd.. Manchester. OF FURNITURE keeping room. Middle-aged couple. Realtor. MI 9-4543 Woods. MI 9-7702, Automobiles for Sale 4 Moske. MI 8-0771. vlUe. MI 3-7449. parking. Phone MI 9-5229 or MI New ranches and splits from XXXX II $i8,900-$88,()00—Choice'Of ranchM, Lost and Found & APPLIANCES MI 3-6388. 3-7444. $12,650 up. Mitten can fit your Evenings and weekends call split and colonials, (XXI) MANCHESTER - Exceptionally 1958 CHEVROLET sUtlon wagon. CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, Articles For Sale 45 FOR UNPAID BALANCE PLEASANT room heated. One needs like a glove. CaU ElUworth Mr. Johnson. MI 3-7357 $ $,500—AA wooded lota. Built to L06T—Lady’s sun Klwes available all hours. Satisfaction LOVE SEAT. CaU MI 8-5205. 2,000 SQUARE feet of spact. Will nice 8 room Cape. Completely fin­ grey frame. Finder please call Ml Clean, excellent tires, new braked, MONTHLY TERMS $18.88 block from Main St. Separate en­ Mitten Agency, Realtors. . MI SEVEN ROOM older. Colonial. your plana or oura. muffler, tailpipe, $696. MI 8-0236. {guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315 SPBXdAL—Uruahed stone for mud­ subdi'vide. 166 West Middle Tpke. 3-6930, or MI '9-6524. BRAND NEW ranch. Here’s an ished, hot water heal, fr o la c c . 9-7S97 after 6 p.m,______A GORGEOUS LIVING ROOM trance. Gentleman. Free parking. Excellent condition throughout. dy drives, gravel, washed size GENERAL ELECTTRIC wringer CaU kn 3-7048, Mr. Mull. 1160 square foot home In Man­ Two-car garage. Centrally located. walkout basement. Combination CARL AND EVEREADY — Ashes, rubbish, re­ atones. Nussdorf Sand 4 Stone SUTTB WITH MOHAWK RUGS, MI 3-4724 4 MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooma. l o s t — Teenager's black wallet chester Green that gives you n Nice family homo, $17.,IPO. R. F. storms and screens. All situated moval. Cellars and attics cleaned. <3o. MI 8-2427,______TABLES, * LAMPS, SMOKING washer. Good condition. Call MI 2,800 SQUARE- feet of store, ESTHER SCHWARZ with draft card, registration, birth 1949 MERCURY 2-door hardtop. 3-8310 after 6 p.m. LARGE PLEASANT clean heated 22x15 toot living room with fire­ large kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms Dimock Co., Realtor. Ml 9-5745, or on R 21a acre lot. with pleasant New paint Job. PI 2-7584. No Job too big or small. Sundays STAND HASSOCK, AND PK3- blocks from Main St. Call place. Modern Uiroughout. $23,900. brook and pond. Call now. R, F. certificate near Keith’s Furniture. POWER MOWERS—T ^ Jacob­ room for gentleman, central loca­ with a lavatory off the master Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472, Bar­ available, package delivery, light TURES'. A CHARMING BED­ TWO EL^iCTRIC hot water heat­ 9-2828. Phllbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8464. room. A fireplace and large bow Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-5245, MI 8-0154 MI SA970. 1958 MG ROADSTER—Jet black, sen,, Yazoo and Snapping ’Turtle. tion. Private entrances. Free bara Wood.s, MI 9-7702. expressing. MI 9-5045. Building— Contracting 14 Painttiig— PapcriiiM 21 Help Wanted— Male 36 ROOM SUITE WITH A SBALY ers, 60 and 53 gallons. In excel­ parking. MI 3-8914. window in the living room and a Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472, or radio, heater. This car has only Reel apdand rotary. Also ridui]riding mow­ POS’TUREPEDIC MA’TTRESS TEN ROOM home an spacious lot Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. SWEEPING VIEWS — Six room NOTICE IS HEREBY given that DOUG'S REPRIGERA'nON Serv- lent condition. G. Anderson,.. 357 rear porch that can be enclosed (XXII) been driven 9,000 miles. Call HA EXTERIOR and Interior painting. ers. Parts and servftte^ Capitol AND MATCHINGBOX PLEASANT room in quiet home Houses for Rent 65 in downtown Manchester Don’t for another room. Full ceramic ranch, fireplace, heated recrea­ Pass Book No. 74188. Issued by ice — Household refrigeration, ALL TYPES of carpentry work TOOL MAKERS Equipment Co,, 38 Main St., Man Adams St., after 5. tion room, steel beam construc­ The Savings Bank of Manchester, 3-2518. Ask for George Paquette. done, alterations, dormers, roof­ Ceilings reflnlshed. Paperhanging. SPRING, PILLOWS, RUGS, next to bath and shower. Free miss this one (or $15,700. Phil- bath with colored fixtures, on hot NEW SIX room ranch, ono Mock MANCHESTER • freezers and air conditioning. Call cheater. Ml 3-7958. THREE BEDROOM ranch, Man brick Agency, MI 9-8464. tion, attached garage, $17,850. has been lost and application has ing, porches, etc. CaU Ml 6-5981. , Wallpaper books. Estimates given. AND BOUDOIR LAMPS, DRESSER f o u r "YEAR old Hotpolnt wash­ parking, MI 9-0887. water heat, attached garage. Near from Green. All large rooms, two $13,500 Immaculate older home, 1957 RENAULT Dauphltie. Good MI 3-5932 or MI 9-5850. SET AND PICTURES. A COM- chester-Vernon town line. Base­ Extra building lot available only been made to said bank for pay­ Fully covered by insurance. CaU WALLPAPER Sale—Many • atterne ing machine. Excellent condition. ment garage, fireplace, refrigera­ TERRAMUGGAS Lake—Six room bus, school and slore.s. Price baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ two bedrooms, garage, extra lot. condition, Abarth exhaust. Call MI FOR THE newest things in outside PLETE KITCHEN WITH A Price $50. CaU MI 9-8591 after 6. BEAUTIFUL VA furnished rooms $16,4(90. McCarthy Enterprises. $1,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ment of the amount of deposit. 9-8963 after 6:30 p.m. ALL TYPES of carpentry, altera­ Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS to choose from at han(Uom<- sav­ tor. stove and kitchen set, $120 per year around cottage, enclosed place. Full basement, two-car ga­ Quiet wooded location. home coverings — Aluminum, GORGEOUS Din e t t e s e t , and bath. Private entrance, also Inc., Manchester. Robert W. Ag- rage. Your choice of l*-^ler{or 9-6182. tions, additions, roofing, siding. ings. Trimmed and coated. C. J. AMANA FREEZER—chest type, parking. CaU MI 3-7222.______month. MI 3-0150, porch overlooking lake; 17 miles $14,500 -Six room cape, two not NOTICE IS HEREBY given that KARMAN Ghla 1957 red and black, Also house painting. MI 9-8746 or stone, etc.—Call us.. For the fair­ For work on close tolerance Air­ FROST f r e e r e f r i g e r a ­ new, MI 4-0988 or MI 3-6878. decoration. R. F. Dlmock Co.. Real­ Business Opportunities 32 -Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center t o r one year old. Inquire 329 Birch from aircraft, $9,950. Philbrick quite finished. Corner lot on Trebbe MANCHESTER Pass Book No, 81974, issued by radio, whitewalls. Priced for PI 2-7546. est prices in years in alterations craft Preclaipn Parts. , COMBINATION RANGE, tor, MI 0-5245. O r Robert Mur­ and modernizations—call us. For St. VACUUM CLEANER, DINNER , Mountain Road. Agency, MI 9-8464, OVERSIZED stone front Cspe Cod, Drive. Very convenient location. Clean 4 room ranch, city ntill- 3 The Savings Bank of Manchester, quick sale. Call Coventry PI Suburban for Rent 66 dock MI 8-6472, Barbara Woods h u been lost and application has FLOOR SANDING a aneoialty. changing your present, home to a ESSO HAS service station .oppor­ HIGH HOURLY RATES SET, SILVERWARE SET, Boarders Wanted 59-A attached garage, nice neighbor­ MI 9-7702. $15,900- Four and 4 flat with ties. Nice lot. Amesite drive. Only 2-8205. tunity In Manchester. Phone JA FOR PROMPT delivery o’ rich EARLY AMERICAN dry sinks, FIVE BEDROOM ranch, two years been made to said bank for pay­ Skilled workmanship. Call Andy more beautiful home the way you LINOLEUM AND KITCHEN ROCKVILLE -Three-room apart­ hood, 4 bedrooms, recreation large lot. Vernon St . close to $11 , 000. 7-4183, days, Monday to Friday, loam. Band, stone, gravel and fill. hutch cupboard, dovetailed dough old, large lot, good location, city Buckley School. Good heating sys­ ment of the amount of deposit. JUST GOOD USED CARS Sebula, MI 9-8919. like it—call us. AU estimates free. It you don’t qualify for one of Call MI 8-8603. CABINETS. IF NEEDED AN TWIN BEDROOM for one or two ment, heat and hot water bath, utilities, built-in oven and range, room, fireplace, G. I. mortgage, (XXIII) Bank terms. Call the Affiliated evenings, Saturday, Sunday phone these posltioni, please do not ap­ EXTRA MAPLE BEDROOM IS table, harvest table, 48" round girls near Post Office. Board op­ porch, central location. Adults (no agents). Box J. Herald. tem, good income. BOLTON Springfield, Mass., STate 2-4629. drop-leaf pine table, pair of nice $22,900. Philbrick Agency, MI 1954 Cadillac 4-door. full power,, GRINDING and Sharpening-Farm Buildii^ Contractors, 860 Park ply. ONE 8 CARBUERBTTOR manifold, AVAILABLE WITH BEDDING, tional. TV privileges. MI 3-6745. only. $65 a month. "TR 5-5126, 9-8464. BOLTON — Six room split level, $15,000- Compact five room ranch Almost completed, now 814 room Aunonneements 2 and household tools, lawn mowers Ave. Bloomfield, Conn. Call CH 3 Stromberg 97s 8 Holley 94s, fits RUGS IJIMPS, ETC. THE old store lamps, upholstered MANCHESTER — Six room Cape, wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ a block from Bowers School Full white tires. Immaculate. We Invite' WAN’TED T O BUY—Beauty Shop MAL TOOL & turned spindle wagon seat, nif- oil heat, tile bath, tile kitchen, ranch, all the extras, plus base your Inspection. A - used car In and saws precision sharpened, 2-9922 or at night call MI 3-0731. 1955. 1956, 1957 Ford, ffS. Call MI BANK HAS AUTHORIZED TO TO RENT—North Coventry — On THREE BEDROOM ranch in ex place. excellent condition. $16,800 basement with reereatlon room. ment garage. 2 acres wooded lot mOOMB TAXES prepared U your motors serviced. Empson H. in Manchester area. Call MI ENGINEERING COMPANY fled-top blue satin glass compote, Apartments— Flats— Route 44 near Conn. Experimental city utilities, near shopping cen­ R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml new car condition. Priced to sell. 9-4742. ? 9-5005. SELL ALL OR PART. cellent condition, radiant heat, at­ $16,000--Deluxe cape In excellent Choice of colors. Only $14,000. home or by appointment. Exper- Aborn, Maple St., EHIington, TR IF SHOPPING for low carpentry pair of Bohemian ruby lustres. Station, 7 rooms and bath. Hot tached garage, many extras in­ ter, bus line and high school. 9-5246, or Robert Murdock, MI lanced tax( wont. 3i, Hour • ervlce. 1957 Mercury 4-door hardtop. 391 ADAMS STREET SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT (AU furniture reflnlshed). T’le Old Tenements 63 Combination windows and doors. condition. Full shed dormer 5-7186. prices, write P. O. Box 901, Man­ ONLY,-AT YOUR CONVENIENCE air oil heat^ Large garden area. cluding wall to wall carpeting, 3-6472, Barbara Woorls, Ml 9-7702. plumbing in for the extra bath. BOLTON LAKE CaU MI S-473S *1895. chester. Anything in carpentry. HI-FI RECXJRD player, 4 speeds, Carpenter Shop, Crow Hill lad. Can be seen by appointment. CaU Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. Help Wanted— Feniale 36 FRIENDLY Ice Cream has open­ DAY OR NIGHT NEW EFFICIENCY apartm nt for ceiling to floor drapes, pine One room unfinished. Brick con Six room ranch, aluminum com 1957 Ford Club Sedan, radio, BARLOW'S TV — Antennas IrT- No Job too small. Work guaran­ ing for part-time work for eve­ mahogany finish. DQ 9-8968. Off Monson Rd., Rt. 32, at State PI 2-6260 after 6 p.m. paneled room, refrigerator, stove, (XXIV) FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ heater. Full price 11395 PHONE SAMUEL ALBERT rent with kitchen, living room, PRIZE BUYS strucUon. blnations, well landscaped double stalled, service on all make TV. teed. EJXPERIENCED woman to Ure In. nings and weekends. Must be neat Line Pond, Stafford Springs. bedroom, tile bath, inin shed disposal. Quiet residential Buck- pared with your savings In mind. We are fully insured. MI 3-5095. KODAK SIGNET 85 mm., leather HARTFORD CH 7-0358 Conn. ROCKVILLE — (2) three rooms NEW SIX room Colonial $17,900. $17,300—Cape with two baths, lot. Full price $14,800. Reasonable rates. Call MI 9-6248. 1957 Renault. This Is real econo Must like chUdren. References re­ in appevance with pleasant per­ with stove, refrigerator and heat, ley School area. Attractl''e lot Friendly home In Bower School my '995 quested. Phone MI 9-6416. sonality. CaU ME 9-8198 for ap­ case, haze filter, flaah unit. New UP TO 8 P.M. completely furnished apartment built-in dishwasher, I’ i, baths, six rooms, shed dormer and base­ HOLLYWOOD twin bed, one month all on first floor. Storage -pace with garage, stove, refriger tor with flowered fenced back. Under area. Four bedrooms, 2 bath.s. Liv­ ment garage. Nice residential ANDOVER INCOME TAX forms prepared by 1955 Plymouth 4-door. V-8, radio, Roofing—Siding 16 pointment. 1 condition., MI 9-0581. If you have no meana of trans­ in basement. Parking - o- bus $18,000. Owner MI 9-6718. No built-in stove and oven. O mpicte- Household Services old. Bluebell mattress and inner- and automatic washer. TR 8-2656, ing room 13x27, Fireplace. Garage Iv landscaped. Amc.slto ’ r^ve. R. area. Six room Cape, garage, amesite appointment In your home or heater, overdrive. Beautiful black BOOKKEEPING MACHINE C. J. MORRISON Paint and Wall- portation, I'll send my auto for line, near shopping center. For agents. with patio. $17,400 i ^ e . Experienced, competent Offered 13-A RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and AUTOMOBILE mechanic— Prefer you. No obligation. spring, $50. MI 9-6656. TR 5-5531, TR 5-2244. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, 'MI $17.900—Ranch with full base drive. Small brook, large lot. Ask­ and red finish. It has been s long built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ paper Store at 385 Center St. of­ one or two only. $95 monthly. Can vrork at reasonable fee. Call MI time since we have seen a 19M OPERATOR Chrysler product experience. Good be seen at 189 West Middle Tpke., ENGLEWOOD DRIVE— Six room Family home of 8 ^ooms In very 9-5245, or Robert Murdock, MI ment in Green Manor. Attached ing $18,900. tor work;' roof, chimney repairs. working condition; Chorches, 80 fers off street parking and de­ A— L—B—E—R—T— ’S THE VILLAGE Charm ntique ROCKVILLE—Four room furnished Cape, oil heat, ceramic tile bath, 3-6472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. S-2668. anto in this condition. See It now. TV SERVICE — Potterton’a. all livery aervice. (jail MI 9-9713. Shop, 42 Spruce St., Manchester, Apt. F. Phone MI 3-7091, apartment, conveniently located good condition. Garage, -Garden garage, wooded lot. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray With knowledge of typing wanted Oakland St., MI 3-2791. 48-45 ALL'YN ST., HARTFORD tile kitchen, amesite drive, excel­ COVENTRY The price is right. makes. Highest quality guaranteed Jackson, MI 3-8825. haa an interesting new stock of washer and drier available, park­ space. St. James’ Parish, $18,000. $17,900-Spring Street—real nice INCOME TAX returns prepared. work and parts, over 47 year’s ex­ for general office work. Exper- 18 AN'TIQUE wooden box wall OT»EN NIGHTS TILL 8 P. M. THREE ROOM heated apar‘„ment, lent condition. Owner movin" out (XXVIll) home with two bedrooms, plus Near Bolton, 8 room colonhu, ga Experienced And thorough. Ray china and glassware and miscel­ ing apace. $75 per month. TR of state. Priced for quick sale. L & L MOTORS perience. Famous for service since eXJUGHUN ROOFING Company, ienoed preferred but not necessary. telephones. Five different kinds, SAT. 6 P. M. laneous articles. MI 9-4336. Open $75. Call MI 9-5229 Monday to Fri­ 5-4956. Six room Cape. New G.E. furn­ room for expansion up. Breezeway rage, over 1 acre. Shade trees, Cooper, MI 8-6109 after 6 p.m. Salesmen Wanted 36-A day, 9 to 5 p.m. Call Paul J. Coirenti, MI 3-6363. ace. All copper plumbing. Near COVENTRY-New 5(4 room anch, 634 Center St. 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for best Inc. Aluminum siding, asphalt- Apply $9 to $12.60, Saturday only, 70 7 daya a week, 10 a.m.-lO p.m. three bedroom, living room, kitch­ and oversized garage and a beauty small fruit plantings, fruit trees. service. A GOOD SELECjnON of sterilized school and bus. $12,500, of a lot, 100x300, Situated in a com asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, YOUNG MAN—’This la your oppor­ mill St. MI 3-5717. CUSTOM RANCH. Two fireplaces, en and dining area. Built-in range Asking fast sale $18,800. 1952 CHEVROLET pick-up truck. reflnlshed used furniture for FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. munity of nice homes. Personals BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com­ galvanized or copper gutters and MANCHESTER MODES, tunity to learn the automobile Heat, hot water, gas for cooking, Summer Homes for Rent 67 built-in stainless steel refrigera­ F.H.A, appraised and approved. and oven, fireplace and mantle. Excellent condition. Call TR leaders. Ml 3-7707. SET OF STERLING silver. Man­ every room. All kinds of appli­ Musical Insjt.ruments 53 $17,900—Real neat cape with HEBRON pany — For those who care about INC. business. Top pay. No experience chester pattern. Open stock. Serv- ances, sparkling clean, no chips. electric refrigerator and gas tor, sink and oven. Disappearing Basement garage, hot water heat. VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In 5-4997, necessary. Phono HArrlson 3-6348 GARDNER LAKE, Salem, Conn. surface units, ample storage. Situated on one acre lot. Close to basement garage, nice side porch Seven miles (rom Manchester their rugs — phone MI 3-0012. ROOFING, SIDING, painting. Car- ice for 6. Call MI 3-0605. Om e In and compare quall^ and HEAR NEW Kinsman orga- with stove. Call MI 9-4071 or MI Northwest shore. Arrowhead MADELINE SMITH, Realtor my own home shop. Fortj’ vears Free pickup and delivery Free PINE ST., MANCHESTER for appointment. 9-5779 from 5 to 7 p.m. Large lot. $19,500. Clifford Han­ schools, bus and shopping. $14,900. Two bedrooms, plus room up. Ix>- almost new 614 room ranch, base .factory experience. All makes, low 1941 FORD DUMP truck; 8 yard pmtry. Alterations and addltlona. prices. Open 9-8. LeBIanc Flimi- percussion added: Big savings on Grove. Modern housekeeping cot­ MI 9-1642 ment garage, aluminum comblna estimates given. We specialize In FIVE DELUXE chrome SO” bar demonstration models, Dubaldo sen, Realtor, MI 3-2453. Minimum FHA financing R. F. eated on bus line. Very clean, nice rates, free estimates, free pickup body. Registered for 6 tons. Very Ceilings. Workmanship «>Tiaran- WAITRESS WANTED—Please ap­ EXECUTIVE ability, ages 26-40, ture Hospital, 195 Sout** St., FOUR ROOM apartment. Cen- tages, Safe beach. Playgrounds, Dlmock Co.. Realtor. Ml 9-5245, yard. , tlons. 14 acre lot. Only $14,6(X>. reasonable. MI 9-2827. furniture and wall to wall carpet­ teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn stools, 4-piece Lawson style living Rockville. Music Center, 186 West Middle Shuffleboard. Picnic grove. Pri­ GLASTONBURY - Near Mlnne- and delivery. Mr, Miller, JA ply at Vernon fXrcle Restaurant pleasing personality, average in­ room set. Lane maple cedar trally locited, heat, hot water and \ MANCHESTER, Summer St. Six or Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472, $18,000—New ranch reWy for For other Information and list 3-8904. ing. St. Ml 3-4860. in Vernon. come from $10,000. Sales exper­ Tpke. m 9-6205, vate boats. Idea! for children and rooma, plastered walls, oil heat, chaug Country Club. Large 3 bed­ fngs. 1949 STUDEBAKER Champion. chest, maple diplrfg i-oom set. parking. Adults, (iail MI 3-7590 room custom built brick ranch Barbara 'Woods, MI 9-T702. occupancy. Garage is ‘ attached DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ ience desirable. MI 9-5833. Small upright pian o...... $150 or MI 3-8470. fishermen. Hartford CH 7-9278. enclosed porch, city ultlllties. Best of workmanship, plastered, NEW FIGURE for spring at big Good condition, radio, heater and Various other household items. ONE YEAR old Baldwin Ac'-osonlc Visit weekends, Norwich, TUrner acre lot, attached garage, 2 pany, doors and windows, custom 10 Sofas ...... $10—$60 spinet piano. Victorian stvie. Like $13,600. Charles Lesperance. MI natural woodwork, and a full light LAWRENCE F. FIANO, ' savings. Special Int^uctory dis­ overdrive. Private owner. Reason­ Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Reasonable. XtT 3-6364. FOUR ROOM apartment available 7-4695. fireplaces, kitchen with hullt-ins able. MI 4-1243, work guaranteed. Call MI 9-1683 SECRETARY Dining buffet and table ...... $15 new. Sacrifice. MI 3-5268. 9-7620. basement. Brokers counts on Spencer foundations and Help Wanted— PIKE POTTERY Special —Duck immediately. Pleasant location. and brick wall. Terrific bargain LAKE STREET — New six room bras in two new fabrics. Mrs. after 6 p.m, ROOFING—Specializing n pairing Round oak table ...... $10 at $18,200, Carl and Esther $18,200—Good value is represent­ 1954 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, An opportunity for an intel­ Male or Female 37 set, bne large, 4 small, ' $1.39. Wing chair ...... $30 MI 9-2415. MAN(>IESTER—six room colonial, Colonial with garage. Built by U. MI 8-2766 Winona McLeod, PI 2-7048. WEAVING of burns, mot!) holes roofs of all kinds. New roofr, gut­ Wanted to Rent plastered walls, full insulation, Schwarz, MI 3-0154. k R. Built-in stove and oven. ed in this colonial. 114'baths, three two-tone paint, standard trans­ ter work, chimneys cleaned, r i- ligent experienced secretary Large bird bath, $4.00. Good as­ Single mattress ...... $5 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 well planned bedrooms. Combina­ PAUL P. FIANO and torn clothing, hosiery runs, MEN-WOMEN $20 daily. Sell lum sortment of lawn ornaments. Single coil spring ...... $5 NEWLYWEDS fireplace, lavatory, tile bath, full Ijsrge fireplace. Sun deck IH GIRL DESIRES ride from ’•iclnity mission. Reduced from $505 palred. Aluminum siding. 30 capable of handling a variety WANTED —Four or five loom rent attic, porch. Hot water oil heat, MANCHESTER —Six room Cape, tion windows..On Hilltop Drive, off MI 3-0458 ' $395. Ralph's Motor Sales, 65 handbags repaired, zipper re­ Inous nameplates. Write Reeves Come out and look around. Berlin Gossip bench ...... $1'> SIZE to girl’s .spring coat. $5. baths three bedrooms. Beautiful Trinity College to and from Man- years’ experience. Free esti­ of duties. Position requires fa­ Size 12 girl’s spring coat, $6.50. First month's rent free. New in Manchester or vicinity fer fam­ amesite drive, city utilities. Side­ full shed dormer, basement ga­ view, $18,700. R. F. Dlmock Co,, Vernon St Full dry basement. pheeter daily. FTione CH 6-4588. Windsor Ave. "TR 5-8160. MI 3-1869. placement. umbrellas -epalred. mates. Can Howley, MI 3-5361, Ml Co., Attleboro, Mass. Turnpike front of Pike Theater ily of 5. MI 4-8132, men’s shirt collars reversed and cility in shorthand and good Good condition. MI 3-6020. 3'-> room heated apartments Ap­ walks, large lot. Vacant. Charles rage, close to Bowers School. A Realtor, MI 0-5245. or Robert $18,500-Tanner Street - Five 3-0763. on highway, Newington. MO 6-0288 WATKINS pliances. individual television an­ real value, Carl and Esther WANTED — Ride to Hamilton- CADILLAC 1955—Can be seen at replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ typing ability. Modem office, RATE CLERK, days, familiar with USED FURNITURE TRANSFERRED to Manchester Lesperance. MI 9-7620. Murdock, MI 3-6472, Barbara room raneh in tip-top condition. Lots for Sale 73 ing Shop. New England, Middle Atlantic, CHAIN SAW, truck Jack, cedar tennas and heat control. Lrundry Schwarz, MI 3-0154. Woods, Ml 9-7702. The fireplace has’ a paneled wall, Standard, first shift 7:30 to 4 owner's home at 422 E. Center 87 hour 5 day week. Excellent 58 area. Need 5 or 6 room hrusc or MANCHESTER -.-Why pa)' rent? St. Southern Tariffs. Firm located 20 clothes line poles installed. All EXCHANGE Wanted—To Buy equipment, car soace, picnic area, "dream” bath, large airy kitchen, BOLTON — For lots and sjore p.m. Tel. MI 3-7623. Hea'ing and Plumbing 17 benefit program. Write P. O. cottage for Mav and 2 weeks In For $76 per month you can own SIX ROOM ranch, fireplace, ga­ PLAT FINISH Holland window miles northeast of Hartford. Re­ sizes. Reasonable. MI 9-13*3. 15 OAK STREET 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. June. Box C, Herald. 7?Tx~xir stairway for attic storage, and age call Lawrence F. Flano, shades, made to measure All WANTED TO BUY Adults. Phone MI 9-4824. TR 5-5775. this spotless 6 room Ca’-e with rage, radiant heat, near schools WANTED—Ride to South parking HOUR immediate service. Re­ Box 2103, East Hartford, stat­ ply Box 356, Rockville, Conn. there is a basement garage. Block Broker. MI 8-2766. lot at Pratt A Whitney, 8-4:45 metal Venetian blinds cf a new Open ’Thursday Evenings Until 9 Good used resajable furniture, full cellai', tile bath, copper and bus. $15,300, Clifford Hansen, VERNON—New six room Colonial from the school, Trailers 6-A modeling, repairing, new Installa­ ing experience, education, age (Xosed Mondays POUR ROOM apartment with large shift from vicinity of Middle ’’’urn- low price. Keys made while you BABY CARRIAGE and bounce a also small upright and spinet Busines.s Property for Sale 70 plumbing, city utilities, good loca­ Realtor, Ml 3-2453. with attached garage. Built-In $20.000- Henry Street, six room VERNON—Two house lots, $1,600 wait. Marlow's. tions, electric sewer cleaning, and salary desired. Situations Wanted— chair, $10. MI 3-6854. sunporch, heat and hot water fur- ______tion. Asking $13,650. Just a short range anq, oven. Fireplace sun pike West and Dover Rd. Call MI TRAVEIX) "40" used two bed­ drainpipes cleaned fast and effi­ pianos. rolonlal with an attached two-car each. Other lots available in Man 8-5483 after 5 p.m. room. completely set up, only nished, $85. Two blocks from Main j COMBINATION residence and way out—snug 4 room home, large GOING! GOING! GONE! deck. IH baths, three bedrooms, Chester area. Phllbrlck Ageflcy. exOTHES that are cleaner, whit­ ciently. Will R. Guy, MI 3-0677. Female 38 MOVING AWAY—Selling 21" RCA- St. Completely modern conven-, garage. 11^ baths, and this home $2,000. $140 down. Jensen's, Inc. EXPERIENCED sewing machine LUGGAGE trailer for sale Rea­ TV. four beautiful maple dinette Watkins Used Furniture store building. Centrally located. cabinet kitchen, excellent financ­ -high wooded lot. Brick front. MI 9-8464. er, brighter and look fresher are sonable. English bike $5, chain iences. Box S, Herald. j ing, $7,500. Elsie Mever Agency, could be made into four bedrooms SPENCER CORSETS and bras ex­ (always reliable) Rolling Hills, S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat-’ operators. Day shift, 8 a.m.-4:30 FOR AN EXPERIENCED baby­ chairs, maple table, maple chest Exchange Priced reasonable. Phone John H. HOUSING VALUES THAT $17,400 R. F, Dlmock Co.. Real­ very easily. Possible to trade in pertly fitted to individual meas­ washed, damp or fluff dried at drive bike $20. Call MI 9-2498.- 1,-appen. Inc. MI 9-5261, MI 3-5219, Realtor, MI 9-5524, Ml 3-8930. tor. MI 9-.5245, o>- Robert Mlir- Route 44-A, Mansfield, GA 9-4479. ing contractor. New installations, p.m. Night shift 6 p.m.-10 p.m. sitter any time call MI 9-5006, of drawers and Adora closet. MI 15 Oak Street TWO ROOMS and sunporch part­ your present home on this one. urements. Doctors’ prescriptions Manchester Laundromat, 6Rc Cen­ Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard references. Own transportation-. MI 9-2896. dock, MI 3-6472, Barbara Woods, WATERFRONT LOT at Lake alteration work and repair work. 3-8668. ly furnished, shower, electricity, MANCHESTER—Five room ranch, CAN’T BE EQUALED filled promptly, efficiently Mary FI..AMINGO house trailer, 40 feet.' ter St. MI 9-3808. St. MI 9-7702. BOLTON (3ta«ee. MI 9-2828.______, F. MeParUand, BU 9-1994.' 1955 model with extras. 2 bed­ BOOKKEEPER TRAILER FOR one horse. Ehtcel- private entrance. Call MI 9-3715. full basement, two fireplaces, $11,200 -8 room older home in in­ CHROME and wrought iron kitch­ WOMAN WANTED for general lent condition. Call PI 2-8724. Farm and Land for Sale 71 plastered walls, full insulation. $14.700—Custom cape, built by 34 ACJRES. Prime resldentisj prop rooms. Good condition. Reason­ en sets reupholstcred in heavy FOUR ROOM tenement on Center dustrial zone. One-car ga­ (XXXH) able price. MI 3-1952. laundry work. Steady work, good OFFICE MANAGER • SEPTIC TANKS NOTICE Hot water oil heat, tile hath, large rage. Idiyjl for smal) home Valentine. Four'rooms, not finished erty, city water. For further (nfor Automobfles for Sale 4 gauge plastic with cloth backing. Moving—^Trucking— St., heat, hot water and stove COVENTRY-BOLTON LINE kitchen, garage. Amesite drive. VERNON — Nc\Y six room spilt un. Basement garage, and what mation. R. F. Dlmock Ca MI pay. Apply in person. New Sys­ Boats and Accessories 46 CLEANED and INSTALLED Notice is hereby given that .sealed furnished. Close to churches and shop. Just reduced. $700. All work fully guaranteed. Rea­ Storage - 20 tem Laundry, Harrison St. College graduate seeks employ­ Presently operated dairy farm, City utilities. 30 days .)ccunancy. level. High wooded lot. Cathedral adds to the appeal of this house is 8-5246.______1954 UNOOLN CAPRI. Fully sonable. Call CH 6-8777, bids for pupil transportation will schools. Rent reasonable. , Write Auto Driving School 7-A ment with small aggressive ex­ BOATS NOW In stock — Crosby he received until 4:00 P.M. April authentic 7 room Cape, buil' in Charles Le.sperance. MI 9-7620. $15,500—Assume a l'.2% mortgage ceiling with redwood beams Built- the nice big wooded lot. Ori Volpi equipped. Reasmiably priced. 8H MANCGHESTER Package Delivery. • SEWERS Box D, Herald. 1700s, modern conveniences. 14 tie- and live like a king in this in range and oven. I 'j baths, large Road quiet location and ■'•cry. ac­ LOT—Ontrally located. Ideal for 8-6847. MORTLOCK’S Manchester’s lead­ GET YOUR screens In shape. All Light trucking and package deliv­ panding company. Office systems Fiberglas, Wolverine. Starcraft MACHINE CLEANED 15, 1959 at the Elementary School MANCHESTER —English Colonial, single family home. Only $1200. Help Wanted— Male 36 and Cadillac. Evinrude motors, office. Notch Road, Bolton. The up dairy barn. Three other large Rolling Park Cape for fireplace. Finished laundry room. cessible, ing driving school. Thres akilled. types rescreened with aluminum ery. Refrigerators, WMhers and and procedures. Capable, easily large rooms, large sunporch, only $67.75 per mopth. CH 6-1472. BEFORE YOU BUY a used car wire. Factory prices. 443 Main or new and used. Sales and service. bids will be opened at a meeting TWO ROOM furnished apartment buildings. 28 acres of well fertil­ Garage Three bedrooms $17,990. $15,500 - Another choice home, cdurteous Instructors. Class room stove moving specialty. Folding (COMPOSITOR—Make up, lock up adaptable, dotes on responsibility. • INSTALLATION ized land. View of Andover, Bol­ lalvatory, tile bath, modern kitchen Three bedrooms, ceramic R. F. Dimock Co., Realto--, MI see Gorman Motor Sales. Auick call MI 9-4533 for free pickup. chairs for rent. Ml 9-0762. and some Ludlow experience. McBride’s Sports Spot, 109 Center of thi Board of Education at 8:00 for rent, 106 Birch St. MI 9-3884. garege, amesite drive. Plastered selling for less than cost. Two MANCHESTER — Three claarei Instructions for 15, 16, 17 year Salary open. Write to: St. P.M. on April 15, 1959 at Hie ton, and Coventry. Substantial cash tiled bath. Oversized 9-5245, or Robert Murdock. MI bedrooms, but you could expand Sales and Service. 385 Main olda. Telephone . Mr. Mortlock, Steady Job with old established SPECIALIST walls, full attic, hot water oil heat, 75x125 lots. High elevation. / Street. MI 9-4571. Open e-renings. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local school. FOUR ROOM apartment and two required. Full price $24,000. with­ kitchen, paneled fireplace 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. upstairs. This is a center entrance Zone. Residential neighboitaood Director of Driver Education. company. Hartford Printing Co., 1958 SCXJTT-Atwater 22 h.p. out­ room apartment for rent. Call MI out stock and equipment. trees, shrubs, citv utilities good wall in l|-ylng room. One- Building— Contracting 14 moving, packing, storage. Low 106 Ann St., Hartford. BOX B, HERALD Complete details and speclflca- location. Excellent condition. cape, very unique and quite.nice. shade trees. Only $2,560 each, o: WANTED — Clean used cars. We Ml 9-7398. rates on long distance moves to board motor, remote controls. Town ami Country tlons. regarding the roads to be 9-0578. ______For other Information and list­ half acre landscaped lot. (XXXIII) Full dining room. And a breezeway will build to order. Plana a'vail buy, trade down or trade any­ Used only 6 weeks. Reasonable. Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ 48 states. MI 3-5187. TYPIST FOR night work. Speed traveled, pupils to be transported, ings. $17,200—An extra special Green and garage, full dry cellar, terrific able. Capitol View Heights. MI thing. Douglas Motors, 833 'lain. I ARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ Situations Wanted— Male 39 MI 3-5908. FURNISHED THREE room apart­ VERNON — New six room ranch lot. Perfect for a couple or small censed driving, school .rained. .. net work done. Honest and relia­ es.sential, (Company benefits. Call Drainage Go. daily time schedule, days of serv­ ment. screened porch, utilities, LAWRENCE F. FIANO, SPOTI..ESS six room rand., wall Manor ranch. Three bed­ with attached garage, Ballt-lh 3-2466 and MI 0-1489.______ble workmanship. Call Roscoe MANCHESTER Moving and 'Truck) MI 9-5271. ice, term of contract and satisfac­ family. NEED A CAR and bad your credit Certified and approved, ie 'ow of­ Ing Company. Local and 'ong dis­ THREE YOyNG ambitious college parking. MI 3-8905 or OV 4-3680. Brokers . to wall carpeting. dishwasher, rooms, ceramic tiled bath range and oven, fireplace 1'' living fering classroom and behind Thompson, Ml 3-1895 for esti­ M l 9.4143 tory equipment are available in the disposal, garage, fireplace, many with glass enclosed show­ $15,900 High up on Brookfield turned down? Short on down pay­ mates tance moving, packing and stor­ MILLER’S PHARMACY requires men will do odd jobs. Call Bob MI 3-2766 room'and b^ement. Wooded lot, CLEARED LAKeVyIONT lot, B«d- ment? Had a repossession? Don't wheel Instruction for teenagers. Richfield. GA 9-2703. Read Herald Adva. above-mentioned office. PAUL P FIANO extras. $16 900. Clifford Hansen, er. Includes wail to wall nice location, $16,500. R, F. Dimock Road is this custom built ranch age, Weekly van service to New youth as full-time drug clerk, ex­ The Board of Education of the dle Lake, Bolton. MI 8-1722. give up.! See Douglas Motors, get MI 9-6078. BIDWELL HOME Improvement York. MI 3-6563. SIX ROOMS and garage. Call MI MI 3-0458 Realtor, MI 3-2453. carpeting, drapes, dispos- Co.. Realtor, MJ 9-5245, or Bar­ Three bedrooms, nice dining room perienced preferred. Must have CAPABLE MAN wants painting, Town of Bolton reserves the right 3-5901. ____ arrangement. Basement garage the lowdown on Uie lowest down Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ driver's license. No phone calls. Bl. Buckley School -section. bara Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert, ^ L F ACRE lot. on hill. Nlc' and smallest payments anywheie. A'TTENTION teenagers, new driver rages. Roofing and siding experts. cleaning. Handy, References. Call to aoqept or reject any or all bids. FROM OWNER. Chance to save. 4% mortgage can be as­ Murdock. MI 3-6472. and another home with a-Jarge view. Near conveniences, $3jOOC education classes startliw : atur- MI 3-6670. ''"Bolton Board of Education FOR RENT — Three rooms, fur­ Houses for Sale 72 Two-family dunlex, garages, at wooded lot. Not a small loan or finance com­ Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Painting— Papering 21 WANTED—Experienced too* and nished apartment, 105 Birch St., sumed. See sign. Slater St., W^p^plng. pany plan. Douglas Motors, 333 day. Call Mr. Miclette, Manches­ Unexcelled workmanship. Easy gauge grinder. Apply E 4 S Gage Philip Dooley, Chairman Center, good income for invest­ (XXXIV) $19,300-Four bedroom ranch Main Street ter Driving Academy. (Coventry, PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ NEAR EAST CENTER STREET Transportation Committee 1st floor. VERNON —New six room Build­ ment or to pay your rent. Call with 1*4 baths, two-car garage. PI 2-7249. budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR Co., Mitchell Drive. Manchester. er’s Model Ranch, basement ga­ JABVIS REALTY CO. 6-9109. rating. Good clean Job, reasonable CH 6-1472. COVENTRY—Attractive f've roorlf Owners are Florida bound, Just Suburban for Sale 7(. price. S. Yencha, 1)0 9-6914 after rage, built-in oven and »range. ranch. Large kitchen, three bed­ had the house built last year. Sure 1958 FORD convertible purchased colonial fireplace, executive size MI 3-4112. Evenings MI 3-1955 Business Services Offered 13 CARPENTER desires repair work, 8. MANCHESTER—Sherwood Circle. rooms. nice living room, large lot. there l.s fireplace, eomblnstlon new August 1958. Ml 3-8003. all types of remodeling. Dial PI rooms. Convenient to schools, Five room ranch, full basement, A comfortable home for modest windows, wall In wall carnets. Nice COVENTRY — $16,000 thres bed shopping, Hartford, Manchester. PI 2-8311, MI 3-7847 room. contemporary randb, range, TV ANTENNAS repaired and in­ 2-7728. PAlN -nN O AND paperiianglng. two fireplaces, plastered wells, full living. Priced at only $12,650, R. fall acre lot- ideal for a growing OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ Good clean workmanshlansnip at rea- HIGHLAND PARK Only $16,200—30 year mortgage. F. Dimock Co., Realtor MI dishwasher, muwmeht reereauoh cials, flxlt yourself cars, always stalled. Call Modern ’TV Service. ' c o n v e r se insulation, tile bath. Wood EAST HARTFORD -- 5'4 room family. No basement though, but ALTERA’TIONS arid remodeling — sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ SECrriON Builder, MI 9-1489 and MI 3 2465. sheathing, with shingles, si g 94881. ^ Alice CInmpet Ml 9-1642 Agency I From E. Center S t turn onto Vernon St. down, $116.00 per month 3-6472. Seic*ct-ofl in fJi'w {.nqiAt-d M l 8 - u s e ^ • Homes 800 feet on left Convenjent to Bus, School and pays everything. Save two 4 riiom apartments ;(eaMly I . ..steady work, paid holiday.* vacation pay, in- Ml 9-4S4S converted back Into 4 badroom ARB YOU ooN spa n u r f o ^ ^ , Earle s. K o^ Stores. closing costs. Evenings (XXXVIII) BELLING YOUR ...... ) I .urance pin. many other beneflta, Ml S-74S$r Carlton W .. Hutahlot call MI 4-1139 or MI home). Plus one 4 room single *95».. M U ” . Tli. WIU.IAM L BEUIORE A6ENCY OUfford Hanson MI e-6182 home on adjacent lot. I believe .We will amrala* .. Applicant must have experience, nbiUty nnd char- . $U MAIN ST,-~T1X,. MI 0-0760 M l 8 -t4 in 9-9858. NEAR PORTER ST. School. Six free and wlUiout agy Warten Howland room Cape Cod, choice location. that the amart-buyer should con­ y tr -n, :.ir, / 1 acteretpr in keepingkeel with the Ugh .tandard and repu; Ml^rllOS ifilva Tyler Warren E. Howland sider this property. Price $20.9^. We also buy property. tation of Moriarty Brothera. Phone Carl AnderMn. Membert -Welles Agency MI 9-4489 -\ 576 Mnln Street Aluminum com'binatlons. Priced to Member Multiple • p i 2-7SS6 sell. $13,900. R, F. Dimock Co., Shown by appointment only. L. MORIARTY Ilepartinent Manager.. f WUUafD B. Balllora McCa r t h y enterprises, Inc. Manchester, Cona. F. Demkrs Oo;, Days. PI STANLEY BRAYj Mandiester Board of Realtor. John 8. Blacelli Realtor; Ml ■ 0-6246, or Barbara , BRJUfrBURN ~ BROTHERS Jehu H. Lappen, BOlUEBT W . AONKW, Broker — iffl 4-0886— MI 8-687$ MI 8-1108 Woods, M I. 9-7702, Robert Mur­ MI 3-8089. Evenings PI 2-6485, MI . , - •\- Ml 9-8261 n 8-4828 ; 9 - ^ , PI 2-7786. - MI 84871 M O R IA R T Y B^ O T H E R S Mancheater Multiple Ustiag Service dock, M l 84472. Maiwheeter Chamber o< XJomiqeree MI S-513

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naxt m eelingV the B««rd Nehru Sends Advisers Mrs. Nicholas of IX w tofs of the \^RHChe»ter 3 Cmiaveral Girl S<»uts. Inc., will the Olrl. Scout office Seen Stressing ai(ht at T;30. L a u n c ^ g s India Fears China s of Danger Mr*. Rachel Bamee and Mra. S e lf Defense Jean Roaa of the Manchester PiN^ Uc Health Nurain* a ^ f attended^ Success the conference njeeunp of the Rift on Dalai Lama Indianapolis, April 4 (PP)— 0pnn6cUcut Public, Health Aaan. Attorneys for Mrs. Minnie B. Cape Canaveral, Fla., A pi^ Wednesday. The inference, for (Connie) Nicholas, on trial public health nurses east of the 4 (^ —A spectacular sky^ \ By WATSON SIMS *ly to appreciate a precipitate for killing her handsome mar­ Oonnectlciit Ri\'er. was held in the ghow rocked the Cape yes­ new Pleasant Valley School, South ^ew Delhi, India, April 4 statement by the Dalai Lama, or ried lover, may switch their terday when three big ballis­ itself make a statement on the peasing Russia Windsor. Miss Julia Kula. nutri- (/P)-^rime Minister Nehru precise conditions of the Mylum emphasis next week to her tlo” Ladies' Teel before he died w'ith three bul­ New' York. April 4 (>P) —Itallan-,«. Testimony pictured him as a role in "strengthening the free Thumb Group will meet Monday Spring has arrived at (Continued oi. Fage Four) lets In his body. world’s nations which, with us. night at 8 o'clqck at the Com­ born rackets king Vito Genovese, man who had been a kingpin In Mrs. Nicholas still Is Undergoing Today Is Sale Day for Yankus H A U r S who reputedly made $30 million in the wartime black market opera­ see our concepts of freedom and munity Y for a workshop to make BILLFOLDS and daily arm therap,y In the hos­ Chicken farmer Stanley Yankus, 40, his wife and daughter, Karen. 3, posed thoughtfully alongside human dignity threatened by athe­ Maybaskets to be sent to the chil­ the rackets, has been convicted of tion which sold in Italy goods loot­ pital betw'een courtroom appear­ a large sign proclaiming the auction sale of their farm toda.v in Dowagiac, Mich. Yankus vowsd dren's ward at Manchester .Memo­ heading an international narcotics ed from the American armed istic dictatorship.” The speech Bank Robber ances. She wears braces on both several months ago that he would sell his farm and go to Australia unless the government would was carried natlon'wlde on CB.S rial Hospital and to the Green TEEN DEPT. f r e n c h p u r s e s ring. forces, and who had amassed a for­ hands to keep the Angers straight pay him back $5,072 he has paid in fines for growing loo much wheat in violation of Federal agri­ I ^ g e Home. Members are ask- A federal court jury last night tune of $30 million in the rackets. Radio. but usualLv ha.s the braces re­ cultural regulations. Now he demands repeal of the 1938 Agricultural Adjustment Act limiting Eisenhowpr coupled his appeal to bring staplers and scissors. Spring is here and ivith . . All come in fine quality found him guilty of conspiracy to Sentencing was set for April 17. moved sometime during the day's crops. (AP Photofax). Plana will be discussed for the Short Chajiged violate the Federal Narcotics law. Genovese faces deportation as a for firmness on Berlin with a new it the Icatlier with picture com­ te.stimony. plea for the administration’s $3.- May 4 flower arranging lecture. partment and change com- Fourteen of his 15 codefenriants re.sult of the conviction. Yesterday Dr. Tom Barden, al.*o were found guilty. 900,000,000 foreign aid progntpi. BLAZER JACKETS paitment. Ideal for yotirself By Alert Teller The swarthy, bespectacled Geno­ young General Hospital Intern who H* singled out the free part ef The French Club of Manchester and for gifts! The conviction carries a manda­ vese has had many brushes w'ith examined the unconscious divorcee T eamsters Aide la sponsoring a spring dance in tory sentence of at leaat five Vietnam in Asia as' an example the la*, but was never before con­ w'hen she W'as brought in after NATO Warns Rdds of a country in urgent need of Orange Hall tomorrow night from and BERMUDAS Only F.arh New York, April 4 i/F)—A guard years in prison, w'ith a maximum swallowing 75 sleeping capsules, victed of a crime. In 1946 he was ___ ¥ such aid to stave off the threat of P to 1 o'clock. Tile public is invit­ and a patrolman captured a note­ of 20 years. Genovese is 61. said he could find no marks on her ed. Tickets may be obtained at the acquitted of a first-degree mur­ Guilty of Arson Communist conquest. are taking their place in passing robber'yesterday after he • During the 3-month trial the der Charge in a gan'g slaying.' door. BII.LBOI.DS—.Main floor the doctor's state­ He also spoke of Japan’s sconom- government charged the defend­ During the trial defense lawyers Ic problems as grave and called LOOK- Spring fashions. fled from a Manhattan bank with s Flint, Mich., April 4 l/P) The On Force in Berlin ants were members of a multimil­ maintained that Genovese was a ment HK he could obtain no mus­ on western naUons to liberalize a package reading "925,000. " Ac­ lion - dollar sing that imported, cular reaction from Mrs. Nicholas’ Teamsters Union's Jack D. Thomp- The wool blazer.* have two side legitimate business executive, w'ho "son was convicted of ar-on yester­ trade relations with that country— SPECIAL! pockets with crest emblem on left tually it contained $20. heroin from Cuba, Mexico, made $225 a week in a firm that arms or legs, .the defense . drew or risk'Red domination of "the free Puerto Rico and Europe. from him the admission that day in last sumnier’s dry cleaning By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER ^that in preparing for negotiations upper pocket of Jacket Colors: Seized was Alfred Cornells, 40, lepackages articles that come un­ shop Are that figured In the Frank World stake in the Pacific.” Red. gray, charcoal and white. an insurance Investigator. Cor­ Genovese, who has been free on done during U.S. customs inspec­ Washington, April 4 (yp)—NATO wlt)i Russia the allies consKfer ad­ As for criUcs who want to cut RUMMAGE $50,000 bail, had his bail raised to (Oontinned on Page Three) Kierdorf "human torch” death In­ vocating that U.N. personnel stand Chatham ”Sundown Size* to 14 pre-teen. nells was held on robbery tion. vestigation. foreign ministers conclude their the foreign aid program, Eisen­ charges. , $150,000. He was allow'ed until watch along the access route* be­ hower referred to them as “ unin­ Monday to raise the additional The prosecution cited, on the A Genesee County Circuit Court Berlin crisis conference today with tween West Berlin end West (Ser- SALE Police aaii he admitted the suc­ other hand, his presence at a 1957 formed Americans” who believe $12.98 bank bail. of nine women and three men a new^solid-front warning to Rus­ msny. ’ the United States should turn Us NYLON and cessful robb^y of another gathering in Apalachin. N.Y.. brought in Its verdict against Tomorrow last month. Four other defendants also were Flood Danger sia against trying to force the Both the United States and back on its friends.. RAYON BLEND BLANKETS continued in bail by Federal Dis­ which police say was a convention Thompson, 42, a Teamsters bu.si- France were reported cool to the A good selection of Jamaica* and The scene yesterday was the of underworld leaders. ness agent, after four hours and Western powers out of West Ber­ Bermudas in solids and plaidg. First National City Bank branch trict Judge Alexander Bicks. The Idea on the theory It might weaken (Oontinned on Page Six) APRIL 4. 1959 other 10 were remanded to jail. Another defendant described as Held Easing in 23 minutes of deliberation. lin. their w'artime rights In Berlin and .Sizes 8 to 14. at 20 Dey St. in'|he financial dis­ Thompson, a pal of Kierdorf, In three day* of meeting* here 'These included the only woman an Apalachin delegate was Natale Germany. 72 \ 90 Size trict. A man reached the cage of Evola, 61, of Brooklj'n, who was also a Teamsters business agent, the 1.5-nation NATO council was I lolteii Cotiqreqationol | 9 8 teller Olga Keefe. 30, and handed defendant, red-haired Mrs. J e a n However. Italian Foreign Minis­ $ For Twin or Capece. 29. and Vincent L (the continued in haul, as was Carmine New England faces a maximum penalty of 10 reported to have endorsed fully the Church $3.98 And $4.98 her a note reading., Polizzano, 35, of Queens. years in prison. Judge Stephen J. determination of the Western Big ter Giuseppe Pella said the possi­ Full Beds "Don’t get hurt. Don't act stu­ Chin) Gigante. 30, boUI of Man­ bility of U.N. help should not be •:0« to NOON hattan. Gigante was acquitted last The other defendants convicted Roth set May 18 for sentencing. Three to hold on in Berlin in the Bulletins TEE.N DEPT.—SECOND FIAJOB pid. Place $5,0{^ in bag-easy." were l all of Manhattan, except By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The state'.* case against Thomp­ face of Soviet threats and pres­ ruled out and Halvard M. Lange Miss Keefe was prepared for May of the attempted murder of Rain-swollen streams., caused of Norway backed up the Cana­ from the AP Wircb 3WHAT A VALUE! racketeer Frank Costello. where listed otherwise): son. built entirely on circumstan­ sures. Just such an emergency^ consider­ flood damage throughout New dian Initiative. The only defendant to w in Alfredo Aviles, 29, Charles Bar- tial evidence, was that he and Officials of the North Atlantic ing the rash of recent note-passing England yesterday, but weather Pearkes said any New Berlin ar- •Tu»t thf riybt weip;ht for sprinp. summer and fall, brauti- acquittal was Louis Fiano, 48- cellona. 48, now In prison.on an­ Kierdorf set the cleaner plant fire pact council said this would be bank robberies. She handed the experts said the danger of wide­ /rangement worked out with the BAX-rON TRIES SUICaDB fully mothproof. Colors: Pink, blue, (freen, yellow and heipe. year-old convict now serving a 20- other chargre; Charles Di Palermo, here Aug. 3. brought out in a communique later Buy now for your own iise and for gifts! man a dummy package-— a thick spread flooding was Sver. Russians should be basied upon the Atlaiitto City, N.J., April 4 year federal prison term for a 36; his brother Joseph, 51: Daniel Four days later Kierdorf died In the day summarizing NATO's presently existing right of the sheaf of green paper with two $6 Highways in Vermont from In a Pontiac hospital of head'-to- 10th anniversary session. The t/D—Former welterweight chain- bills at each end. She put it in a narcotics conviction. Lessa, 40, of the Bronx; his broth­ United States, Britain and France plon Johnny Saxton tried to luuig Genovese, of Atlantic Highlands, er Nicholas, 36: Rocco Mazzia, 48, Hartford to Swanton arid High- foot burns which the police said North Atlantic Treaty was signed bag bound with a tape and marked gate were under water for a time to keep forces in West Berlin a* himself today in the city JaU N.J., Is reputed, to be one of the of the Bronx; Ralph Polizzano, 35, were suffered in the blaze. Kier- here 10 years ago today. a result of their victory over Ger­ Ship’n Shore* "$25,000." yesterday. The most critical threat Just how the Western powers where he is being held for, I w - As the man left her cage. Miss leaders of the Mafia, an interna­ Carmine’s brother; Benjamin many in World War II. glar}', police reported. The 28- tional underworld organization Rodriquez, 29. of the Bronx, and appeared to a mile long Ice jam (Continued on Page Six) propose to re.solve the Berlin dis­ Soviet forces are in East Bei'lin Keefe pressed an alarm which on the White River, near its junc­ year-old Negro boxer used his no-lron which grew out of the Sicilian ter­ Balvatore Santora, 45, of Leonia, pute in negotiations with Rus.sia on the same basis but Russia has sounded a siren outside the bank tion with the Connecticut. Ice in beginning at Geneva May 11 re­ sox for a rope, acting PoUce- and then shouted "holdup!" rorist "Black Hand” society. N.J. proposed to end its occupation re­ Desk Sgt. W ilHm Dunbar said. the Winooski River was dynamited mains undecided, however. sponsibilities and turn over full Dacron-pima Bank guard Anthony Colossi, 43, at Montpelier. Saxton was out down by a JaU took after the bandit. Outside, the Sentiment within the NATO authority to the East German council appeared to be growing in guard and taken to AtlaiHIo (jtty guard was joined by Patrolman The Sugar River inundated low­ NeWs Tidbits Communist regime. Since the Rus­ Hospital. Ha was later returned shirt with Frank Ross. The pair grabbed 2,580tH Anniversary lands 75 feet from its banks at favor of as.slgning a, prominent role sians have a veto in the United to the Jail, apparently unhurt. Cornelia with fl.vlng tackles as he Claremont, N.H., wrecking the Culled from AP Wires in any arrangement to the United Nations, any plan such as that hurried down the entrance of a steel transmitted tower of radio Nations. proposed by Canada would have RED CHINA ASSAILED French cuffs subway station. station WTSV. The flood waters Canadian Defense Minister (Oontlnaed on Page Three) Wellington, New Zealand, Cornelis was quoted as saying Hawaii Buddhists Note cut Route 12A for miles between Connecticut Council of Churches George Pearkes proposed yesterday April 4 (^ — Hie chairman of he was the note-passer who got Claremont and Windsor, Vt. will construct a $159,000 head­ SEATO’s mUltary advisers oaM $1,084 March 18 from the Chemi­ Other New Hampshire floods quarter* building in Hartford, Dr. today Southeast Aala was not cal Corn E.\change Bank branch— were at Haverhill, Lisbon, Hanover Merle H. Mason, president says. . dlr^tly sJfected by Communist which is across the street from the Birthday of Founder and Lyme, all on the Connecticut Hartford police continue search Chinese military Intervention In First National City branch. Rive.r, and at Windham. for lone gunman who, held up an Demoici^ats to Ask GOP Tibet. But by its action in T ibet,. Regarded as a reliable employe Maine stream-watchers kept executive of a Hartford firm yes­ Red China has shjawn her **oon- at tha Northern Assurance Co., By ROBERT TUCKM.AN ■f.Buddhist students are given their fingers crossed, hoping riv­ terday and took $4,593 as he was tempt for neutrailstio opinion,” where he earned about $100 a Honolulu, April 4 (iP;—Burning scholarships in the United States ers there wou|d handle the runoff leaving a bank. MaJ. Geti. C. E. Weir, a New incense and swreet tea poured over t o ' study social fields, akin, td without difficulty. Communist Hungary puts on Aid Pay Hike Campaign Zei^nder, told a news confer­ (Oontinned on Page ‘Three) a statue are among the ritual religion. At Bar. Harbor, water a yard military' review to mark four­ ence at' the end of the SEATO highlights of an annual religious In fact, Hawaiian Buddhists list deep blocked school buses and teenth anniversary of "Liberation Military advisers’ thiw day observance tomorrow in Haw'ail. ns one of their greatest needs closed schools. ^ Day” when Soviet armies pushed Hartford, April 4 (P)—WltlveDemocrats won't try to achieve *«cret meeting. It's the day when the large more English-speaking ministers. High water also caused trouble the Nazis out of Hungary.. Louis Democratic legislators plugging for it without them. Mrs. Duncan Given An evangelistic program is under at Hebron and South Paris, Maine. Scheyven, Belgian foreign minis­ At a caucus sever'a.l weeks ago, IRAQ, CHINA IN PACT Buddhist population of the 50th a pay raise this session, call the state-to-be takes note of the way to attract youths to the min­ Floods continued to plague areas try secretary, appointed Ambassa­ Republican legislators voted to op­ Tokyo, April 4 (A5 — Peiping Sentence of Death 2,580th birthday of Siddartha istry. in the'Midwest today as fresh dor to Washington to siicceed Republicans be far behind? pose a raise,this session. It is be­ Radio reported Iraq and Com­ Gautama, the Buddha or .-En­ Buddhism teaches tolerance and overflows from streams swollen Baron ’ Robert Sllvercroys, who This is a touchy question at the lieved, however, that' some Re­ munist C^lna signed a fsaltural For Hiring Killers lightened One, founder pf their understanding so it is not remark- by spring rains and melting snow will retire In June. Capitol, but Rep. Raymond E. publicans may have changed their cooperation agreemcat today in bale that Buddhists.get along very Police in Seoul, Korea, arrest minds now that some Democrats Baghdi^. A New China Newt faith. forced more families from their Splelman (D-Vernon) should have Ventura, Calif., April 4 (A5— Buddhists probably make up well with the other religions in homes. two reporter* of the Catholic- seem to be getting serioua about Agency dispatch sold the agree­ more than 10 per cent of the is­ Hawaii, long know'n for Us blend­ Some l.7()0 persons were tem­ backed newspaper Kyunghyang an answer next week. fighting Tor more pay. ment provides for wide coopera­ Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan, sentenced Besides Spielman the other lands' population although the ex­ ing of many races and cultures. porarily homeless in flood-strick­ Shinmoon on suspicibns of violat­ Spielman is the chairman of a tion In exchange o f exhlblta and to die for the hired murder of her members of the ''committee are son’s wife, is in prison today—and act number is difficult to deter­ The birthday observance tomor­ en communities in the Rockford- ing the new national kecurity law new comniittee 6f legislator*—all visits betn’eeo rite two countries.. The performance-perfect drip^lry blend! row centers on the dedication of a ..Cuban cabinet authorizes crea­ Democrats Jo for. They are going Reps. Dominic J. Badolato of New a step closer to the gas chamber. mine since Buddhists join the, tem­ Britain, Joseph M. Rourk* of New Ship n Shore’s famous Travelmate*goes casually She was pleasant and affable as ple as family units. recently arrived, 3-foot statue (ContiniieA on Page Three) tion of a bank to underwrite in­ to look into the possibility of get­ DADDARIO NAMES AMENTA 100% DACRON COAT DRESS showing Buddha as a child. The stallment purchases .. Appeal of ting a raise that will affect those Haven, Wilfred L a F 1 e u r , of • New Britain, April 4 dPi Oaa- deputies drove away with her late About 20.000 Japanese families Thompson, Joseph PloszaJ of Sa­ elegant with long sleeves...the collar opened or yesterday, headed for the Califor­ practice Buddhism In Hawaii traditional sweet tea Is to wash the entire crew of a British tanker serving at the Legislature this year greeaman Emilio Q. Daddario buttoned, as you wish. A joy to suds, it’s quidc-dry too. % pu.sh up cuffed .sleeve, notch convertible collar, yoke nia InsUtu(lon for Women at his body. ^ win* mercy for shipmate found as well as those in sessions to lem, George K. Wright of Strat­ (Dem) today annotmeed the ap­ which—figuring an average of The ceremonies also include the Screams for Help guilty of killing a fellow seaman ford, Richard . Keefe of Hebron, back', vertical striped, quick drying, little or no ironing Corona. four to a family—means a total come. pointment of former State'Sen­ No jiill, no fuzz, 'no shrink! White, soft tints. 30^o S8. Earlier she showed not a flicker burning of - Incense, chanting of off U.S. coast last Deckmber. Peter A. Crombie of Enfield, and ator Paul Amenta of this '(d ^ needed. Blue or green stripes in sizes 10 to 14. Only membership of some 80,000. But Splelman is going to ask some Benito Muzio of Stafford. . Sec our no-iron Ship’n Shore blouses in patterns too! of emotion as Superior Judge sutras (Buddhist < scriptures), Save Cliff Hanger Soviet Union sets up a fjouncll to aa, his executive secretaiy. $ 1 0 .9 8 . ' the'estimhte may be conservative. singing' of ' gathas (Buddhist coordinate work in fields of atheism Republicans to Join this group. Not all of theee lawmaken have So accurate you never need be in Charles F._ BlackStock pronounced Roughly 12,000 family unit* be­ The decision to set up such a Amenta reportedly will ha pMd the death’ sentence. Afterward, she hymns) and', symbolic dances by and religious criticism, Moscow identified themselves with the pro-; $4,960 a year for his part^nme doubt about your weight or whether SPORTSWEAR DEPARTMENT— SECOND E ^ O R RKADV-TO-WEAR DEPART.'tlENT—SECOND F1.00R long to the Honpa Hongwanji New. Haven, April 4 Mb—A man committee was brought up, de­ raise fattion. you are gaining or losing. -The only remarked ahe expected it. Sunday school children' dressed in clung weakly , to the aheer side of Radio announces. . . . T^ree boys position. Daddario said Amenta JOSEPH J. SULLIVAN Mission,' a member of the Shin beet colorful, traditional costumes. rescued b.v firemen at Burrillville, bated, and approved in a Demo­ Although there is undoubtedly scale with positive "Repeatability". V ‘1 felt the judge wasuUnfair—he West Rock this morning, scream­ will handle many matters In W'e welcome charge accounts! Green Trading Stamps are given with a.pd the largest in the islands, Bud­ A second part of. the celebration R. I., after their 9-foot outboard cratic caucus Thursday. some sentiment for a raise among George DeCormier. president o f ; Choice of decorator colors. syaa unfair all along. He already dhists are divided Into a dozen or ing toward houses 100 feet below. HArtllord Coonty which he will ■ DeCormier Motors, local Rambler, HALE'S STORE HOURS: cash sales and aim to oust iiners who pay their charge account within had It written down.” features three scenes from Bud- motorboat swaniped )n swirling Although Gov. Abraham A. RiW- house Democrats those in the Sen- more sects.. Another man. walking his dbg rapids. . . “ Aelnln^’ Is term eiaed coff . and leaders of both parties ste have kept their thoughts to be onable to take care of himatlf. dealer, today announced the ap- G7.96 Mra, Dnncan wma convicted of ha's life: The conception of his beeanse of pressure of htuiMooi fifteen (15) days after hilling date. The Buddhist population of mother, Queen Maya; the birth of at 1:30 a.m. heard the screams,, 'by director of a U.S. military aid have stated their opposition to th«ro*elves. If they were against telnUnent of Joaeph J. Bulliyan as OPEN MONDAY ALL DAY hiring two men to strangle called authorities, and helped save ' Saida Manager of the .firm effec- i 30-year-old Olgn Duncan last Nov. Hawaii is rising only very slowly Buddha; and the ptophecy of the program to describe Communist raising the‘ salaries this sessioh, a raise. Senate Democrats CMld despite the wishes' of tpe older hermit. Aslta, that- Buddha would a life. accusations that United States is the campaign a fattkr paycheck kill the proposal with ease, 'ilie B41 JET CRASHES Uve immediately. | TOar*6TCT super sale 9:00 A.M.to5:30 P.M. 17. The prosecution said it Ivas Police later said Joaeph Maloney, Tocson, Ariz., April 4 her jealousy — so intense she generation that sons and daugh; become a great leader. beefing up Laos army into an ag- has been kept alive by some Demo­ Senate baa 29 Democrats and Mr, Sullivan's .many years of j ter* follow them in their faith.' Two Buddhist temples — the 59, of New Haven, suffered only greaatve force. crats in the House. seven Republicans. B41 bomber front n TrESDAY—9. A.M. to Ji:80 P.M. couldn’t bear- to give up her son Monthan Air F ores: automotive ekperience in the Man-1 '> ; Frank, to any woman—which, led Many of the younger generation Honpa Hdflg5vanji Mission and the bruises and exposure in his hour- ton send special greettngs to Sec- To roiieve the pressure ITOm this When Splelman’s oommittse cheater area have earned him a [ her to . hire Augustine Baldonado, join Chriitiap churchei because o f Soto Mission-of the Zen sect—are long stay on the side of the im­ NATO conferees' in Washing- pro-raise group, Democratie lead­ meets next Tiieeday, tta main chore and burned tedap $• i WEDNESDAY—• A.M. to 5:80 P.M. of Timaon moat enviable reputation In auto- - 26, and Liiig Moya, 20. the strong influence of t)ie .Ameri­ tourist attractions in Hotaolulu. posing rock, located in a park here.' retary^of State John Foster Dulles, ers agreed to- put a study group tylll be to talk over waye to get Oia Santa BRa Mom motlva circleraa a highly qualified ; THFRSDAV— 9 A.M. to 9!0<) P.M. . < The death sentence came after can 'community which' 1* predom­ Both ara readily recognizable by They said Maloney told them he convalescing from cancer at Jupi­ to work. The committee is to re­ money to pay for lii^raaned aalar- JW JU LCcoiiit had strolled to the top of the rock William Abernathy' apeeialiat in the selling and aerv* r t Defense Atty,' S. Ward SullivAn inantly bhrlitian In religion, Engr thetr^ Oriental architecture^ ' ter Island,. F la,.. Four-alarm' fire port its finding st a future caucus. ies. , ■ ’ 1' ag| KSFECT SAUCES irt CAKES„ novtr tbe. atate of tSe«|Mm. A ; (OtMttMWd M Flag* Fear) are. offered ^ English. And many the even older Shinto faith. lOMORiied aa Fiffa Two) the movement’a 2Sth anaivkrsary. attampt to raise the pay, ha said. would be |6Q0,000. , , ■•V 1 . ■ - ■ ' ' ■ -i ■ ■ \' • 7 ./ V V (