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(CiRMtfled AdverUetai on Pago $$) NO DELAY-PRESS &SPMY! VOL. LXXVIII, NO, 179 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1959 PRICE PIVB CENT! ROESiM IN ^ Sunday, May 10th Doctors Remove Tumor U.S. Sees Holes New Cuba DOUBLE In Red Plan on miHUTESI MurM Force Due EASIEST Has N-Tests Checks thing you can do \ In Panama Washington, April 30 (/P)— to get that Dmnie sir U.S. authorities see many po­ Panama, April 30 {IP)— GREEN STAMPS Lung Cancer tential loopholes in Russia’s PROFESSIONAL-LOOKING SPRAY ^OB Panamanian ti’oopa today offer o f, limited inspection to were reported preparing to go back up a nuclear test 'ban. Plan to Offer Russia ON 1001 THINGS into action “at any minute” New York, April 30 {IP)— With only a general outline of the Russian Idea presented thus against invaders from Cuba Tors Surgeons today found a can­ that need repainting or brightening up far, officials here have found holed up on the. north coast cerous tumor in Arthur Godr THURSDAY enough weak spots to make the 20 miles from the entrance to INSIDE OR OUTSIDE YOUR M E frey’s left lung and operated plan unacceptable to the West. the Panama Canal. to remove it. At noon, SI/ 2 Tliey are awaiting clarification British Bid Office, Workshop, Factory, Store! 9 to 9 with all cash sales! before deciding whether the pro­ A screen of U.S. fighter planes hours after the exploratory posal show-s promise of- breaking was ordered iin over Panama’s To thoje who have never u»ed a apray *iiame!, we invite you surgery was begun, it was an­ the long deadlock in the Geneva north coast today to delect the to try a new kittd el peintinil If ygu Jiava tried the ordinary nounced that another hour talks on. banning huclectr teSts. aoproach ot.i ore invaders report­ On S ecu ri^ Aa •My>to-UM product HRSTQUAUTY apray product, we invite you to try a new type of SpMV Feint would be required for the tu­ While w-estern powers had called ed crossinj Uie Caribbean from formntated and |Mrf*ct«d by for an inspection system to police Culia. The air patrol was rcqiiesl- tho In hom*-u>* . . . NOT a lacquer .. . NOT an “adapted” enamel .... but t » » d » r » mor removal. any agreement to halt atomic ex­ e<3 by the 5-ambaasador team sent Pilint* «nd EnatnnU! No •*- a apecial product perfected by RED-DEVIL to impart tha NYLON An earlier report said a portion p a rM ^ nteottary: no atm- plosions, Moscow had been pushfhg by the Organization of American Zone Eased amooth, "auto-like” finiih that givei any old thing in your o f the lung gJao was being re­ for veto power. States (OAS1 to help end the vest- waanifag bnuhini or rolling for Meth*r's Day moved, but the noon-announcement Joat PBM S AND 8PRAYI homa that facwry-freth look. You'll bo glad you diacovered , G ift In a switch Tuesday night, the pocket attei. pt to overthrow Pan­ KaaeAat M>o— apof* lhal gave no further details on this Soviets announced In Geneva they amanian President Ernesto de la Paris, April 30 —West­ score. cannot 6a raacftarf t y a Reg. $1.35 Alba Beauty would cooperate in a veto-free sys­ G.iardla. ern foreign ministers end6d brurh! Sheer Nylon The operation on the radlo-TV tem of spot checking the sites of An informed source who report­ (heir pre-Geneva consulta­ star began at 8:25 a.m., an hour af­ suspected nuclear* explosions— pro­ ed the ir.ir.’ inence of attack on the VTNEIIAN 8UN0 » Sale $1.00 Pr. tions today with unexpectedly* NO BRUSHES TO ClEAN! ter he was' taken to the operating vided the Big Three atomic powers invaders said Ihe National'Gijard Red-Devil quick agreement on a common NO STIRRING! NO THINNING! Reg. 11.35 Alba Walking room. fix in advance the number of such had held qflf p. evlousl.y for ".special 2*Uck~tb*4fiMf /rx Sheer .. Sale $1.09 Pr. ' A t 10:30 a.m., as the operation checks to-be allowed each year. tactics” to protect the 1,000 in­ front for their tfilks with the HO COVER TO OPEN / proceeded, a doctor reported that President Eisenhower pointed up habitants of Nbmbre de Dios, the Soviet Union on Berlin and OR REPIACEI SPRAY-ENAMEL Reg. $1.1S A lbs Dreas some of the loopholes yesterday. coastal. town taken oV?r by the / Sheers ... Sale 09c Pr. Godfrey’s chest tumor had been .other problems of tense Cen­ NO SPtlllNG OVER CAN! Aluminum, Antique Wh't». Bettleahip, | 69 ' found to be cancerous and it was He said there is no sense in talk­ invaders who landed !a.at Saturday G«8D£N rURN. ing about the number of Inspection tral Europe. i HO DRIPPING! NO WASTE! Gray, Bright Green, Cade* Blua, Clear, Reg. $1.00 Arkwright expected another hour would be re­ ARTHUR GODFREY from Cuba. ' The 4-|iiower meeting, which Cloud Gray, Fira Red, Flat Black, Flat visits to be allowed aa long as the Between 200 and 300 Guard Sheer Seamleas ... 10c quired to complete surgery. opened here yesterday morning White. Glon Black, Clou White, Gold. ' Soviets insist on veto rights oh troop.a have hee.i deployed around. Z>on't 6a iwilctmd! Fe- Sale ... 8 Pr. for $2.19 His condition was said to be ex­ with tentative plana for a 3-day Pink, Royal Blue, See Green, Yellow. the lung containing the tumor Is who is to serve on control com­ Nombre de Dios since Tuesday. (ardlan o( what anyone tclli cellent. stand, was adjourned shortly after Reg. $1.00 Sheer 60 being removed. His condition is ex­ mittees and inspection teams and The govern:;:* nt said the invad­ you, thara if no ether tprey The American cancer society In noon. anamal In a clan with RED- Gauge N ylon ...... 89c cellent.” what can be inspected. ing force ii' Noribre de Dios now OAOr CAttlAU Sale ... 3 Pr. for $1.69 Its 1959 publication "Cancer P’acts Three physicians, three nurses The foreign ministers, however, D E V IL You owa it to your- BrinK in *ny small item and have it Washington officials also said numbered 89, including 84 Cubans, arranged a brief new informal aelf, for once, to leam the and Figures" says 34 per cent of and an anesthetist attended God­ spray painted FR E E by Mr. J. R. Con­ that it the Reds still reserve veto 3 Panamanian.*!, an American and meeting late today to clear up truth about a apray paint THIS YEAR GIVE MOTHER A No Mend Sheer Nylons lung cancer victims are saved if frey in the operating room of the rights on the planned 7-nation con­ a Puerto Rican. The Identity of that really workt! nelly, factory representative. Thurs­ $1.38 and $1.68 Pr. the diagnosis Is made early and Coiumbia-Presbyterian M e d i c a J some unsettled questions of trol commission they could cripple the American was not known. The stretegy, raising the question day 6-9 only! ’ ______' they receive proper treatment. Center. inspections. Russia coulc) do this gtvcrnnient claims the foreigners — ------ig 81 In a statement issued'during the The doctors’ names were not im- whether their claimed unity was $1.88 and $1.68 Pr. by chopping appropriations, bar­ were hired by Panamanians in in fact complete. HANDBAG operation, the doctor said: mediatelv made public. ring the hiring of experts and oth­ CilbA plottinj; to overthrow De la "The lesion of Mr. Godfrey's left It was understood unofficially Yhe secret western package pro:* WASHING MACHINE All with reinforced heel er devices even without a right of Guardia. posal contains some western con­ WTCmOIHE — for M OTHER'S DAY . . . lung has been identified a.s being and toes for extra wear. vetoing the inspections directly. The U.Sy'aii patroi was ordered cessions and counter-concessions a malignant tumor. The section of (Cot.tlnueo on Psge Ten) The Soviets have demanded, too, after Panamanian authorities re­ that the West expects of the Soviet s ported one or two more Invasion 1 New floral trim under clear plastic. Also that the inspection teams be head­ Union. But a U.S. spokesman em­ f?i I ed by nationals of the country be­ boats carrying up to .SOO men left phasized "W e are not going to lOAT FlA m N 1 CABINET '’mONIHG I0 M 5 imported STRAW BASKETS and GEN­ Toiletries, Etc. Greater Future Than UeS. ing Inspected and that the majority the Cuban port of Surgidero, on Geneva with the Idea of falling UINE LEATHER BAGS. on the teams be nationals. Amer­ Batabano B at, Tuesday. back.” Tweed Bath Powder ...... $1.50 icana contend this amounts to self- The committee of ambassadors Drawn up by foreign ministers recommended that the OAS coun­ That Old School Tie Tabu Spray C o lo gn e...... $3.00 inspection. of the United States, Britain, In the U.S. view, the number of cil in Washington urge Prime Min­ Secretary of Stale, Chriatian A. Herter smiles at' applause b.v students on returning today to the France and West Germany, the Coty Bath P o w d e r...... $1.75 *2.98 Te *7.95 Yankus Will Move inspections to be allowed would be ister Fidel Castro’s Cuban govern­ Ecole Aisacienne in Paris where ho was a student more than 50 years ago. The 64-year-oId Her­ package will be presented to the coRe Coty New I^ipstick ...... $1.25 ment to "exhaust all measures to ter took time out from the leonference pf western foreign ministers to return to his old classroom. HANDBAGS— Main Floor A t Entrance of great importance. The Reds Soviet Union at a foreign mlnis- Toni Home Permanent...... $2.00 bay* neither proposed a specific prevent a new invasion from being Born of American parents living in Paris. Herter entered the school In 1902 as a boy of seven. ,ters conference opening in Geneva MANCHESTER COHH- carried out.” Castro has con­ He studied there three years. (A P Photofax via Radio from Paris). May 11. Adorn Hair Spray ...... $1.50 demned ketion from Cuban soil CORNER KtAIN ond OAK STREETS Expello Molh Crystal...... 89c, $1.89, $2.99 Farm (Contomed on Pago Two) Spokesnien for all delegations at To Australia against other Latin American gov- the Paris eonferencs dgreed that Woolite Wool Wash ...... $1.00 and $1.50 emmenta, and the OAS Committee compicts accord had hsen reached $1.00 Woodbury Shampoo...... 69c said it had found: «o-evidence that by the mlnieteri. A final com­ any forfclgn government was in­ Monty Carries S h W Shore' *75c Bayer’s Aspirin ...... 67c Chicago, April 3() UP> — BtanleyAown living long as he isn’t Braces Senators Halt Cuts munique, in the same vein, gave Yanktis, Michigan farmer who re- harming • ------another man. volved in the Invasion of Pana­ no details. Reversible Large Size Anacin Tablets ...... '...... $1-10 belled against federal regulations " I haven’t harmed any farmer or ma. The American spokaeman told tmbroidered Large Listerine ...... • • • 89c on planting wheat, said today he city dweller. I have earned my liv­ Far Governor’s In a dispatch from Havana, the newsmen; “ W e reached qur com­ Large Cepacol ...... 07c will move to Australia. ing for myself and my family. I New York Times reported that mon ppsltion without wrangling. Panamanian rebels are plotting a To Macmfflan lw GREEN STAMPS Heirloom Type Economy Size Ban D eo d o ran t...... 98c His decision was made public in have paid my taxes. Marines, Army There Is nothing left up in the air. panel-front a copyrighted story In the Chicago " I believe I have been fined un­ symbolic grab of the canal if they It’s all down on paper.” Kolynos Toothpaste ...... y/ ... .2 for 69c Road P^gram overthrow De la Guardia. The IRSDAY, APRIL 30. WITH ALL CASH SALES! Daily News which sponsored a pre­ justly and in violation of the Con­ Moscow, April 30 -Field The last 6nag was cleared away view trip to Australia by the Dow- United States has permanent juris­ Washington, April 30 (;P) —Sen-,». stitution of the United States.” Marshall Lord Montgomery said found a way to Ignore the express­ this morning when a British pro­ batiste blouse Yankus said he and his wife, Hartford, April 30 i>P)—Gov. diction over the waterway and the a^ac, Mich., man. today he. is taking back a message atora voted unanimously today to ed opposition of Congress to the posal for a Central European ee- Yankus’ reason for the move, he Abraham Rlbicoff’s $622-miIlion halt a reduction in the Marine COLORFUL PRINTED PRACTICAL FLANNEL BACK BEDSPREADS Mildred, have been ready to move from Nikita Khrushchev to Prime manpower reductions and now ciirlty zone was watered doxrn. The said, la that he thinks freedom has since thev sold their Dowagiac highway program has passed in (Continued on Page Sixteen) Corps ordered by Pentagon leaders could find a way to undo that. PLASTIC a greater future in Australia than the state Senate without a Re­ Minister Macmillan. He has had TERRI^KITCHEN TOWELS farm April 4 for $30,000. They two conferences with the chief of t’l defiance of Congress, Saltonstall said the issue prob­ (Oontinned on Page Tea) '< y iR 5 !> \ In the United States. publican amendment. But now it They tacked on to a big catchall have two sons and a daughter, the Soviet government. ably could be worked out In a Sen­ R^./59c Each TABLECLOTHS He believes this country has goes the uncertain way of other supplemental money bill a rider •i ^ T Russell, 13; Dennis, 11,, and Karen, The old British soldier talked ate-House conference to adjust- only one last chance to save Itself administration bilia— into the po­ by Sen. -Mike Mansfield (D-Mont) 3. House Upholds with some newsmen at the British numerous differences ' In the bill against socialism. It can be saved, litical battleground of the House of that would tie up Nav.y personnel 52x52-$1.79 " I have* tried to guess what embassy. He declined to go into which Carrie.*! about $2,850,000,000 Matching: Terry Aprons 97c Each he said, only by the public writing Representatives. funds unless the Leathenecka Austrtalla will be like during the the subject of his conferences with for operation of many government / REGULAR $1.29 Congress urging repeal of the 1938 The 29-7 Democratic majority strength is increased to 200,000. BuUetins 52x70-$2.79 lives of my children and what the Eisenhower on Khrushchev, but said they were agencies between now and June 30. Give mother these practical dish towels and Chatham’s A^cultural Adjustment Act. United States will be like,” he fought dowm two GOP amend­ ,Bj’ a similar voice vote the Sen­ ■prona. Four patterns of aprons—ten pat­ Three aniart patterns In these so easy to $ See Uiis blouse and f very friendly. Sen. Paul Douglas (D-HI), like from the A P Wires 0.99 x’ankus was- fined $5,072 for ments In the Senate yesterday. ate yesterda.v added a rider by care for tablecloths. ' many more In Hale’a LieH^WEiaHT BLANKET jald. " I had two very interesting ses­ Mansfield a former Marine, said terns In towels: planting 85 acres of wheat on hl» The bill emerged from a lengthy Sen. Russell B. Long (D -La) that Spoi^wear Dept.— “I guess that Australia will have REA Bill Veto the Marines and Army are "part farm whereas he had been ordered sions," he said. ’’They were very would require a minimiiir Army of Second Floor less government controls in the debate on a \oice vote and passed of Ihe striking forces of the coun­ to plant only 15. unscarred. interesting, very frank, very 900,000 or tie up Army operating PICKETS UNO PLANT MAM’SELLE That moved him to announce future.” Washington, April SO (;P)— The friendly and in a" very good atmos­ try” and declared this was no time Naugatuck,’ April SO (JPt— ♦ Yankus said 'he probably will The bill provides a $346-mlIUon funds. several weeks ago that he would House today upheld President Ei­ phere. That’s all." , "I think the politicians who are lo "reduce oiir capacity to fight Solid picket lines kept super- The Perfect Mother’s settle at first in or near Adelaide bond issue to finance a 4-year high­ resettle his wife and three chil­ senhower’s veto of a Rural Electri­ Montgomery smiled as the cor­ running the Army ought to sit limited wars.” vlsory and offloe employee from where, he hopes to* get a job and way program. Republicans were Day Gift! dren in Australia. A fter the Daily respondents reflected discontent up and take notice,” Majority "Congress does not want these their jobs at toe strike-bouilid spend his spare time hunting for most coneerned with a part of the fication Bill. News took him on a tour of the , _ bill that is tied to the federal aid at not getting some reflection of Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (D- cuts to continue," Douglas shout- U.S. Rubber .plant here today. Regular $13.98 Value The vote was 280-146 in, favor the findings from his private trip ed. coimtry he entertained some doubj;,-! farm. program. Tex) told the Senate. One picket was arrested on a He sjiid he excepts to keep his of passing the bill over the Pres- to Moscow to learn what he could Johnson agreed with Douglas breach of the peace charge in about the move. In an amendment, the GOP Congress provided more funds ■The issue Isn’t whether I go U.S. citizenship for at least five . Jdent’B veto. This was four short and said it was "high time that what police said waa some “ mi­ would have eliminated some^$<$ than asked b.v President Eisen­ V or stay,” Yankus declared. ‘Th at’s years and plana to bang on to of the two-thirds necessary to (Continued on Page Two) the politicians who are trying to nor rough- atufT’ outside toe Mother \^^ould love a new million in bonding intended to pay hower last year and directed that / a.private matter. enough cash to bring him home override. It killed the bill. run the Army . . . understand plant gates. Only about $5 to .spread and Heirloom types Connecticut’s share of a 50-50 The President vetoed the bill the Army be maintained at 900,- ' ‘The iBsue Is this: It ’s wrong to whenever he decides this is tl^e that Congress has some voice In 40 persons entered toe com­ are the best sell§rs. Pure federal aid program. This was the last Monday and the Senate over­ 000 and the Marines at 200,000. prevent a man from earning his place for him. key point of a substitute Republi­ these matters." pany's three diviBioBs here. . -Ab :' white or antique white. Full ONLY rode the veto Tuesday by a vote Instead. Civilian Defense leaders estimated IJiOO supervisory and This blouse tells the world how feminine you are. / can highway program approved in of 64-29. have been reducing both forces, or twin sizes. a party caucus Tuesday. office workers returned to their By way of crochet, edging the soft collar; sleev^and The House decision kept Intact News Tidbits aiming at an Army of 870,000 and Clever Man Fined homes when blocked by toe Yesterday, in the Senate, Re­ Blisenhower's record of never Marine Corps of 1'76,000 by the end pickets. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT ^ prettied-up panel of eyelet pleats. In ladylilce,white. publican's said the 50-50 Federal having had a veto overridden. Culled from A P Wires of the current fiscal year next Brantford, Ont., April 80 Wonderfully washable combed cotton. SiwMlSO to 38. Scrap over Mrs. Luce aid program should be' financed This bill was the 138th vetoed June 30. (/P)—Homer Gingrich tied a 4- SNOWMAN KILLED with the money from that part of by the President since he took of; Sen. I-everptt Saltonslall (R- foot line to his belt, ran it London, April Sfrupt— Chinese Come see ournew Ship’n Shore blousesjrom 2.98 Two Bridgeport men being held the highway fund. Gov. Rlblcoff, flee early In 1953. Mass), although aupporting the down the inside of his trous­ peasants captured aa abomina­ in New Haven County Jail Identi­ a Democrat, has proposed that the The bill would have stripped moves to increase Ihevnize pf the ers and went wading two ble snowAian In Kansu Province May Pelay Reid Vote highway fund be diverted to bal- fied by ^Charles Plckman of Wol­ from Secretary,_of , Agriculture Arm y and Marine Corps question­ weeks ago on a private sanctu­ and even trained him to work. _■ ■ _ ^ .F ' smee the 1959-61 general fund Ezra T aft Beiispn his power to cott as his assailants to $1,500 ed the method followed by the ary near here. But then they killed him. H ie Special Sale budget. He recommended shunt­ veto loans to cooperatives for rural- robbery March 2 3... Swedish ac­ Senate. Unbeknov^t to him a 'po­ broadcast gave no further de­ Washington, April 30- (/P)—Sen.f ter. Morse had fought ' bitterly ing $21,500,000. electric and telephonfe Service. tress Anita Ekberg confers with He contended that the riders on liceman’s wflfe was watching. against Senate confirmation of the tails of this first claim to do­ REGULAR SS.SR J. William Fulbright (D -Ark) said Four Democrats joined 142 Re­ her husband, Anthon.v ,Steel, on an" appropriation bill would tie up She saw GiWr^h tug al his mesticating the snowman, e r appointment. (Continued on Pag* T ^ o ) publicans in upholding the Pres­ possibility of reconriling marital millions of dollars of Army and pants, reach ^ w n and unhook today the uproar over Clard Dirkiien said Morse’s inquiry “Yeti,” the legendary creatuie ident. Six ■ Republicans and . 274 troubles. Navy mone.v in an effort to re­ a speckled trout at the cuff. who supposedly walks upright Bootho Luce's nomination is likely amounted to an effort to get a NYLON TRICOT / Democrats voted to override. Trans World Airlines hostesses verse the manpower cuts. 'The man was fined $20 yes­ oyer the high motmtalhil''of Asia doctor to violate the traditional to sharpen the Senate’s investiga­ I^en. Morse Claims There was no debate before the taking strike vote to support de­ Mansfield disputed this. He said terday for fishing out of sea­ bufl: flees at the approach- ef tion of other diplomatic ap­ secrecy between a physician and roll-call vote. mands for more pay and shorter that the Pent(igon leaders had son. Waltz Length Gown^ pointees. patient. Both aides recognized before the hours... National Broadcasting Morse denied that, but Asald Ike Made Error‘in Agreeing, Sen. Everett Dirksen House'vote that it looked like a Co. suing for a total of $100,000 FEAR CH JD KIDNAPPED (R-Dl) said he thinks Democrats there are times when doctors have to.ss-up as to which would win. ' damages against four leaders of a Buffalo, N.Y., April SO. (P)— also Baby Doll Pajai may make President Eisenhower’s the duty to 'm ake information Naming Mrs. Luce The bill would leave the technicians union on strike against Polioe presse-^ •. xearch today about their patients known to per­ selection of Ogden Reid Jr. as am­ Rural Electrification Administra­ NBC .since M onday... Sir John- De Gaulle Says He Alone for torne-/ear-old Sharon Oroea- Pastel shades of pink, maize and blue. La^ bassador to Israel the first sons in positions of responsibility. Waabington, April 3l) {/F)— Sen. tion Under Benson’a general super­ Cockcroft, head on Btltain’s atomic nMin, whose mother tacked her The debate followed up a Tues­ trim with embroidered panel. Sizes example of this sharpened scru­ Wayne Morae (D -O fe) aald today vision, but would give the R EA research program, says the “f»n- In for a nap Tueeday morning tiny. ■ >»' day exchange which Included a administrator final authority to tastle amduhts” the U;S. and Rus­ medium and large. President Elseiihower fails to and discovered her ndsalag nev- Fulbright, who' heads the Sen­ statement from. MVs. Luce that her. grasp the implications o f what he approve or disapprove loans. The sia are spending trying to put a Can Bring Algeria Peace ea hours later. The ciUtd ndglit ate, Foreign Relations Committee, troubles with Morse started after called the President’s "Inex­ present administrator Is David A. man into space dould be better ’^have been kidnaped or "w an ­ ■aid the nomination of Reid, aub- the Senator- "was kicked in the cusable mistake"- in naming Mrs. employed in medical and biological dered away unnoticed, DatoeOva SALE PRICE / mitted on March Ifi, will come up head by a horse.” Morse retorted Clare Boothe Luce as ambassador (PoBtinned on Page Sixteen) research bn earth. Oran, Algeria, April 30, (JP)—f lion and re.sWre peace, Algeria Chief John 3. Whalen said. that “ this Is part of an old pat­ Size; 72x90 before his committee the week of to Brazil. Woman employe of struck Har- President Charlest% js a> I a Si de14a /TIGaullea i i II a mmtet said would ^ evtalAletsrquickly lost to tio»us, he May 11. Reid Is the former pditor tern of mental instability -on her for twin or Speaking in an almost (leserted rlet-Henderson cotton mills in in'-an Interview - published today continued, “ because at the first GOAL TRUCK DYNAMITED double beda. o f the New York Herald TjIbUne. part.” f Senate chamber, .Morse - sal*! that Henderson, N. C., wounded slight­ tVhltoadUfg, Ky.. April a»'(JP) Bill Makes Robber that he is the only person “ who occasion, the rebellion would crop GIVE MOM A LOVELY Fulbright has said that Jie -and Yesterday’s Senate debate end­ was demonstrated by Eiserjliower’s ly by one o( nine rifle shots fired — DynaJ)oltera attotapM to blow can work out a solution for A l­ up again and this time, there would •‘I- Pure white with ribbon and multi-color floral pattern, some other members of his com­ ed after Sen. John A. Carroll (D- news conference commt'ota yester­ Into building... The 171-man no longer be any solution." up a Bon-unlon.-eoa.’ truck today* mittee have grave doubts about Colo) said that “ I f we continue Lashes Mandatory geria.” several hpurs after-unideattfled.^ ea. goes with any color combination. Other Chatham 3 season day on the matter. wage policy committee of United ’(All those who- stir up the De Gaulle’s office in Paris to­ Reid's professional qualifioatlons along with this debate, not only men, hanging to the aide of n *^ blankets $3.98 and $4.98. - > Morse posed a series of ques­ Steelworkers of America meets French in Algeria agaipst me'are day denied that the PrMldent had ROBE for the post In Israel. the whole- country but also Latin tions he said newsmen had not Dover,, Del., April 30 (Jf)— Del­ in New York to formulate union given an intervieW for publication fast freight, toased two: dynav America v ill think we are all taking, a chance on delaying DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT—REAR OF STORE. Bfit Dirksen said the Israeli asked Eisenhower but which the aware’s Legislature, concerned by demands to be presented 'next to Laffont but in. effect confirmed, mite bombe Into n leading ntOgw' government has made it clear it puts.v^ peace,” he told Plerye Laffont, LINGERIE President should answer. They an increase in the crime'rate, has week to steel producers. publisher of the newspaper “ Echo that the publisher had reported. De Their second bomb, ,iiiadpi! of IK And mok« h«r hoppy! regards Reid as well qualified. He But all the deba^ appeared un­ were: passed a bill making whipping . Roadblocks U- be oonttnuod for GauU'”’s sentiments correctly. Stidfo of dyn am ite-to DEPARTMENT . added he has found no Indication likely to upset .Mrs: Luce’s re­ d’Oran.” . "Do you think 'Franklin D. mandatory for people convicted of third day by. wives of' striking • ..BlUngly critical of right wing A statement from the Elysee plode when he that i^lsenhower is considering a turn to ambassadorial a t a t u s, Roosevelt lied our countiy Into robbery. . Hhilll]>s l^troleum (Jo. .workers in' Palace said De Gaulle had received out. The truck t So, many pretty styles to withdrawal, of the nomination de­ despite he.' husband’s suggestion- European elementa “ who scream war? The bill says:' 20' to 40 lashes jOdniiUgM, Okla. . . . Charges of Laffont as a parliamentary Deputy a ramp at C ^ spite prospecUr-of a fight over it. that shi- resign. She formerly was loudest” for the “ Integration” pf choose from in floral nylons We welcome charge accounts! ig/.W' Green Trading Stamps are given with “ Do you think you have no obli­ for the first offense and not less robbery and kidnaping being from Algeria, along with several dyufinlto wenji!. e ll„ i AMPLE . Tha Senate, which on Tuesday anibastodor' to Italy. Algeria and France, he said these arid'cottons, in sizes, 10 to 20. cash sales and also to customers who pay their charge account within gation to the American people to than 30 fo r eaon subsequent con­ prepesgi against 26-year-old Rog- others. whtyto. r- . * HALE’S STORE HOUBS: had confirmed Mrs. Luce’s nomina- BrszU’s Foreign Minister Fran- were the same persons, who op? Also larger sizes 38 to 44 and fifteen (1 5 ) days after billinig Hate. ^ make a atstement of your position viction. SS' $1.. Henderson, vtomiHed - by p b s^ giving Moslems the right to “ Gen. De Gaulle has not given tloB to be ambassador to Brazil -clsilb Negrao de lim a said yester­ END BERLIN half sizes 16V^ to 24i/2- Prices ^regarding Mrs. Luce’s slanderpua The House passed the Senate .pidicenuth as fie struggled .with Volpf an Interview to I*|on8leur Laffont,'; OPEN MONDAY A U DAY FREE by a 79-11 vote, started up a brief day his government is pleased that remarks against President Roo­ version, yesterday by n vote o f 22: 't^tractive blonde he abducted th.e statement said. “Only sub­ new debate on, the matter yester­ / “What they want is for someone CASUAL MAKER the Senate* has confirmed the ap­ sevelt? to 3.' Gov. J. Caleb Boggs, how-, Detroit bat. ;'to. bring them back the Algeria of stance o f What he rdported can day. - 9:00 A.M;^i9 5:30 P.M. pointment.. . "Do you think you have an ob­ aver, declined comment when . Bill ' raising both' retirement papa. But the A lgeria,of papa Is therefore be considered H e con­ decldeS’t* Dirksen, criticizing Sen. Wsyne^ Elsenhower earlisr, had dis- ligation to the history of the asked'what l.» thought of the biltr pay.* e«to and unemployment com­ dead afid-if they don’t understand, forming to what waa aald.” altitude] 100% Nylon Jersey Print To *8 98 PARKING Morse (D-Ore) for having In­ miseed her« remark Anout Morse by TUESDAY . Ti...'9 AJK. to 6!$6 P3 I. presidency. of_ tke United States He, said he would study It over pensation checks i>t railroad' work­ they will die Laffont agreed he had. bpen re­ for -.toe ’ ROBE DEPT,—tnachool taachar dcugh- Road Program prints made by gigantic creatures Tim# was when tha two of you At home try to arrange a quiet clay, has been discovered near Washlngton-^A sim'ple and iiiaat- By Alfrafi BbetawoM f w t m at a real^they c ^ k a fUsh or two tout of more than 150,000,00(5-yeara ago can could talk for hours^ Now you do comer that will tempt your hut- f — Maa. Vn—tta oolo* ter, Ruth, 40, apparontly died laat U.8. Bfartara Team OkaapInB PRACTICE B ^ Y : Youngatera ♦just the alee and wei still ba cW rIy on a slab of Parys and has touched off a farm­ penitve test for enzyme activity in (OsBUBBii treae Page Oae) Monday. Both nad hiatortba, of (CaatlBBaO frees Page Oaa) ’ t ^ 7 5 4 At an ei^)ariJT.eatliI free nursery baby. And, even more riaWatlcal- an adiilt cookbook. w'ell' to get a "Yesh,” "Sure,” or band to relax. It may be Just two buying boon), wRh land values vegetables )>eing pi^epared for Bti'a ta4jr einteitad taaeup If you want stories writh a happy rock 'In a river bed neat Leribe in "That so?” response form him. comfortable chairs wdth a good heart trouble, police added. ♦ J f 7 2 in 'Paria brush up oh baby care ly,. (dilldren fro«n 4 to 6 lo()*\after Meanwhile, the Other s e v e n Basutoland. / ^ ■ soaring to $1,900 an Ttfre. processing has been developed by Onoly In bar band. do to help mend East-West rela­ The woman'a body waa found in '' .a OOP'Senators claimed the amUng, don’t look for them in 0 9 7 5 2 fning a lifelike doll.-' French fAl the,t(fddlera of 2 and 3. ■* classes of the nuraery,. divided ac­ When yoii learn anything about reading light between. But it ■«'H1 Agriculture Department research- the hallway covorad with’a blanket. plan to divert tha money from the Btit they gradually wearing' be enough If it la a hideaway from Bentonite hgs the peculiar prop­ "Bara aomaa tlia tbuadarlac tions. 'bridge hooka. la the Utaratiirs of BAST boys and glrle are never too yo •niia part . of. the school is an cording to age, go on with paint­ his business, It’s by accident. You erty of absorbing water to an ab­ I brs. Her father’s body waa found a highway fund would leave little AS 10 9 I away, and to preierve a record of overhear him discussing the mat­ the nolac of children, the 'TV and bard.** aba said. Montgomery talked yes.terday after 1983 to cover the cost of the game,' suits never break and ung to 'leam the fundamentals experiment Inaugurated a year ing, reading, writing and spelling. them a tearn of scientists is mak­ normal degree, swelling out to ' Perfected during 1958, It alreatly abort distance away. finaaaea aexer work. The typical 9 1 1S3 2 'of keeping house. ter with another man. the endless telephone conversa­ Mrs. Max Oocshrana, wifa sM ba . > . With Khrushchev, defense mlnlsUr Police theorised Mias Stafford the state's secondary roads. ago by Miss (Jwmalne Tortel, In- ^^e kitchen cla.sa also haa the ing a fiber-glAss impression of the tions of the children. What many more than 30 times Its own vol­ i is saving time and money for food bridge hero wears not. only sus­ ♦ AKQSO ♦ 5 4 By: NADRANE WALKER spectrice of -Nursery Schls, and privilege of putting the smallest When vou learn anything about packers Interested in better qusl- WBunaadir of tba U.8. A nn/a lat V anhal Rodion T. Malinovsky and collapsed and her father waa strick RIbieoff has said that the. only ,:A 8 4 3 e J 10 4 300-square-foot slab: This will be his hopes, his disappointments, couples need la Just a place where ume. It Is used in Iron and steel en while trying to help her. alternative to his present plan for penders and a belt but also two Paris (AT—The French believe carried out by the dlractdr, Mar- childreri to sleep In the, early after­ paced in the South African Museum foundries slut oil refi)ieries and is 1 Ity control' of their commodities, ArcUe^Tralnlnc Oentar, was da- Manhal Vassily D. Sokolovsky, pairs of pants. soirm celle Moreau. noon, sitting beside the ciribs and his ambitions It’s because they they can talk. ; the Department says. The test la The bodies were discovered by a balancing the budget would be A K 0 7 « 9 4 S yo'u’to aever too young to leam in Cape Town. come out In a general conversa­ Last of all, make a bigger ef- an important raw material in the aeribinf tha daily hoimward trak ,-L. chief of sU ff of the Soviet Armed son, Frederick E. Staffo'd of increased taxes, and he said he The average player would go to keep house. As Mias Moreau explains it: singing until the tots doze off. The expedition leader. Dr, A. W. msnufartuie of high-quality soap, marie with chemically tre,ated down at four spades on this hand, e A K tion. . ^ Mrt than you have been making ■ paper discs which show, by change drom school at thla baas on tha Forces. He saw Khrushchev and Holyoke, who was notified by was opposed to that. ♦ 10 In an experimental free nursery ” We tfilnk it would be wonder­ ‘‘The older children put them to Crompton, director of the museum, to have some Interesting, worth- toothpaste, fare powder, lipstick, neighbers that there had been no The highway fund diversion bill aa Donald Parson' points out In his ' fat a crowded Paris ivorklng quar­ ful to have 'this course In every sleep faster than'we teachers can.” believes the footprints may have But he te llg w u mighty little and other beauty preparations. iof color, whether vegetaliles have ahora of Hudaon Bay. Sokolovsky again this morning. entertaining new book, ’’The Fall ♦ A K O of the things"lhat -are important W'hlle things to talk about. Men^ been properly blanched. iln a Oochrana, a naUva of Ban activity In the house since Monday, Is likely to receive the same af­ Soadi West Narih Sari ter, boys and. girls from 3 to 6- tree piiblic nursery schpbr but the Miss Moreau Claiina. "They learn been made, not by dinosaurs, but shy away from feminine chatter, Samples from the Parys field Asked If he was depressed by firmative outcome in the Senate of the Cards.” Only the typical yean old are learning the .home: equipment is expensiyC,. And the gentleness, kinchuias and protec­ "by some mammaj-like reptiles.’’ to him. The response you get when I Blanching retarda enzyme ac- Joaa, calif., baa Uvad in many these conversetions. he replied: "I abridge hero would make the con- 2 A 3 4 Pass you try to tell him about the but most are willing to listen to are of higher quality than Wyoni- military camps but none was est. The South mllas north of Wlnnlped. " U.S. Sees Holes "The kUcheU .class,” aa M; la Here, reading good books, keep­ African deposit is yielding 2,5 tons and is deemed an eaaentlal step in It was evident he was pleased Is 140-138. the trump lots to two tricks. He called, U only part of the pre­ de pommes de terfe” (potato pud­ Vitamins Taaty, Chrivy you wonder why .you ever thought : prepsrlng most vegetables for To protect tha Canadian and With his exploit In coming to Mos- Minority Leader Abner W. Slbal ruffs the second diamond Md leads and worry later about the 8-2 ding) from 'an elAbbrate recipe Kabul, Afghanistan—-This coun­ he would understand. . ing up with local and world events a day well over the Union's re­ American earvlcament, their fam' school program, but It IS, literally through your daily paper will be quirements. freezing. Oow despite criticism In both Lon­ of Norwalk predicted the diversion a trump. breaks. B (Gild’s dream come true. written out on the blaokboerd. in­ Chicago—(^ew’y vitamins are try’s only railroad was built in If that's your problem — and .Jt Uiaa and civlUan employee from don and Washington, where he evi­ In Red Plan on bill would meet defeat in the Which trump? , If you’re wondering about tha 1920’t when King Amanullah built seems to be the problem of a lot a big help. the full blast of vrlnter, many of In a yellow and white kitchen. volving rumapaked ’ fruit, beaten the latest thing In the diet-sup­ (All rights reserved, NKA Berv- dently was looked upon as a man House. The highway fund diversion The average player wrould lead GxcepUon. here U U: Weat haa Btted with two low gaa atqvM, a egg whites and careful weighing plement field. A fruit-flavored, a stone‘parllaipent Building and of the wives who w'rit* to me — Nylon Hosp Nozrlfi Made the bulkUnn are connected by not llksly to help the West get a plan la contained in a bill which le the king of spades from force of tjtfee trumpa. When South leads . of sugar. Boye In bhie-ptped white chewy pro'luct hw been Intro­ palace four miles from Kabul, the here are a few suggestions that Starch Helps rofin Pop cloead corriSora N-Tests Checks habit Down he would go. No tttle washing machine, two ainka i ■ ■ -I■ ! atSitsfaetory solution in coming linked to the appropriation of some . 'h low trump, Weet wins and leade tid child-aii^ tables and chaira, smocks and girls with .j^d piping duced by a leading pharmaceutical capital, and connecttkl them to the may help to make it easier for' New York—The cost of storing Hathpro. Pa - A Hstboro eom- The Cochranes share a 4-apart­ negotiations with the Russians. $23 millions to continue a program hero he. a low diamond for hie partner to city by a railroad. TIib'railroad !• the,two of you to talk to each natural gas -ir( underground Dea Moines Why o.ies popcorn ment building with three other (Oontlnned nom Page One) enuGl fry of the quarter touch and "were happily dividing the tasks. man.ifacturer. . 's in soft tablet png. or othep'above-ground methods. Ing herd” makes Its way towards tary went completely out of their ic calculations, there niay be from which, he said, was no guaran­ The correct play IF to begin the the far end where the Cochrane^ 200 to 1.000 natural events a year trumps by leading-i low card. As Daily Question . I way. Nothing was too niuch trou­ teed. He eaid there is a possibility Partner opens with two no- live. ' —such as earthquakes — which Congress ntlgbt not approve a It happens, this’’ knocks out the The Cochranes have three fflil' ble.” would have to be checked to assure ringleton ace^ South can draw trumps, and the next player pass­ Asked whether Khrushchev gasoline tax to pay for the huge es. You hold: Spades— J 10 9 8; dren: Nicholas, 11; Shelley, », and 1■bowed a grasp of strategic prob­ they were not atomic blasts. federal Interstate road program. two more trumpa with the king Laurel,' 7. They have three bed Thus If the Communists propose /md, after which his con' Hearts—J 10 8 2; Diamond—5 4; lems Montgomery replied “I should On Tuesday, Democrats met an Clubs—J 10,6: What do you say 7 rooms, bath, living room, dining only a half dosen inspections a earlier Rept^can objectlm 'with 'teacL.l4we. room and Idtchen. All married .Chaplain think so." year, foiT instance, this would Soui^ cannot be sure that his Answer; Bid three notrump. As Dr. TlModoro Cluylor Bpooro, "Have you got a better idea now an amendment of their own. It firtj^owr thimp will knock out the a rule, you . need 4 points to raise quarters a re ‘the same else and than you had before on East-West celarly fall short of an adequate required that the five Hartford have the same interior decoration pastor of tho Contrml Prosby- inspection system, in the IVest’s If a low trump wine -the In this situation, but you should torian Church In New York,. problems?” a correspondent asked. view. area brldges .be self supporting If trick Sobth expects to regain the stretch a point when you hold aa with few exceptions. ' ^'Yes. I have. Before what I had two of them are toll free. Mrs. Cochrane says the main waa appointed chaplain of the The British also have suggested lead and returi) the king of spadee. many aa six honor cards. corpo a t cadeta at the United was only hearsay." The amendment states that tolls This Will . wrotk , whenlrver the (Copyright 1959^, General Fea­ (Oenter of chit-chat and neighbor­ Montgopiery was questioned et a limited number of inspections as on the other three bridges would hood meetings In the commis­ States Military Academy in a way of easing the Communists' trumps break 8-2 (with one un­ tures Corp.) West Point by Prasldent lU- length about a recorded CBS inter­ have to bq sufficient to pay for \4-3o likely aqceaptlotl). sary. which she must go outdoors view, broadcast in the United professed fear that .the ‘West’s all five. to reach. ■enhotwar. (AP Photofax), plan for unlimited checks would The only 4-2 break South can ' Christchurch — Beer consump­ States Tuesday night. In which he The Founders' and Bulkeley QfilV 9taa TaeS Ts»a»^ta«. provide against Is that in' wrhlch tion in New Zealand climbed Oni of the main social activities said American leadership is sick. allow hundreds of spies to criss­ Bridges have been designated in is curibig. She and her husband cross Soviet territory. an opponent has th4 singleton ace. from 10.8 gallons per capita in He dodged a number of questions, the bill as the two to be toll free. SouUi should provide for that first 1939 to 22.8 gallons In 1958. form what they laughingly call Souih Windaor saying he had to say what he Is U.S. authorities asserted that The administrations plans to of Squirrel Trail, whs charged wrlUi •The International Goodwill Rink' quoted as saying. London is still in agreement with get moet of the $346 million bond passing a standkig school bus Sun­ irith U. Col. U H. Young of the Asked about his broadcast sug­ Washington that veto power suffi­ issue back In reimbursements day at 11:45. a.m. at Cross and Canadian Army and his wife. School Budget gestion that the two sides must cient to hamstring the inspection from the federal governm.ent. Rib- Bissell Sts, Mrs. Cochrane says there Is a make concessions to ease tension, must riot be allowed, and that’ In­ icoff said in his budget message The Police Patrol said the school sat deal more social life at Hearing Tonight he replied: spections must not be kept so that the ultimate cost to tha bus wM stopped at that location LaFOND BROS. STEAK HOUSE Surchin than there was In Falls "When you jhave a rigid situa­ llmted as to be meaningless. state of the highway program, out­ letting off several school children ,.M0N8ON, MASS.—TEL. CO 7-6584 Church. Va., where the family A record $705,805 proposed ed­ tion and tw^people facing each Oh these points the Russian pro­ afteV Sunday School at St. Maryis lived \^Ue her husband was sta. posal was reported still not clear, side the interest charges, would Home of the Sana of Fun ucation budget will be the main other, you nave to make conces- be $148 million. Church. According to the Patrol, E HOME FURNISHINGS AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER! tloned at the Pentagon In Washing' ton. ' Itein on the agenda at a special ■loni." Sibel and Aaristant Minority there were 10 or 12 cars stopped The place where you always see a good, clean show. Why not He declined to say whether the Leader Peter I . Marian! of Groton behind the bus, including two Pa­ The Cochranes had hardly ar. Town Meeting to be held tonight at arrange your special parties here? We have special party rates. rived last summer when risltors message to Macmillan was impor­ Truman Loses Bel aave had their perty has no ob­ trol members In separate cars. The Very reasonable. Also see our Big Saturday Night ‘Gay Ninety ranging up to generals started 8 at the Wapping Elementary tant. He kept repeating "Just say jection to the bonding for tlie fed­ Patrol said Mrs. Frankland was Kite.' Something to see. Sunday, all day is family time. Food clim bi^ off the planes. An had to School. It’s a message.” He said It was. Again onHarriman eral Interwtate program. Tills headed In the direction opposite of time 12 noon to 10 p.m. Show time 4 to 8 p.m. Children’s hour 6 NOR>4AN'S be entertained, in addition, fami­ This figure proposed by thsx oral, not written. would be financed by a bond issue that which the bus was facing and to 6 p.m. Family time Is all the time. For reservations call alleged she failed to stop. She was Monsbn, CO 7-5584. lies hold buffets, dinners for up to Board of Education Is subject to New York, April SO MH—Former of $260 million, of which federal 4C persons, and go to bingo parties taxpayers would pay 90 per cent. stopped by one of the Patrol mem­ LaFOND BROS., MONSON, MASS. cl}snge by the Board of Finance be­ President Truman lost a bet to­ Marian! introduced both GOP bers. She is slated to appear in FABULbu^ BONUS GIFT SALE One means of holdii^ dinners FAMOUS FOR STEAKS and GOOD, CLEAN SHOWS. In cramped quarters Is for sev- fore presentation to voters st ths How Is Your day when former Gov. Averell amendments. The second amend­ Coventry Justice Court May 8 at 8 • PIECE era] women to pitch In with meeting. Harrlman showed up ahead of ment would have approfpriated $2 8 p.m. food. The main course Is served The new budget represents time for a pre-breakfast stroll. million ’o pay oil debts of the Gold In one apartment, dessert In an. combined Incresse of $156,347 in Cake Appeal? Truman, waiting In the lobby of Star MemOri.al Bridge between LIVING ROOM other end coffee In another. In high and elementary school'^re the Hotel Carlyle, bet a photog­ Groton and New London to make some cases, furniture Is moved out quests. The necessity of provldii rapher a breakfast that Harrlman a complete staff including princi­ Chicago (>P)—A woman la known would not arrive by 7:30 a.m., the It toll free. B U R N S ! D E h ™ , Into the always-avallable corridor Mariani said the residents of the BUKN'.IIH AVF.'E HUDlCOND ! GROUP to leave room for large "stand-up" pal for the Avery St. School which by the cake she bakes, says a pro­ appointed time. But the former two towns were entitled to free parties. is to open in September plus three ducer of a cake mix. governor appeared at 7:25. triivel across the bridge. On a typical day. Mrs. Cochrane additions to the high school facul­ Truman, guest of Harrlman for R«rt Laacatter Deborali Ken PROGRAMS Blta HaswoHh Da*M Wvi INCLUDCS ty to handle increasing enrollments Pyschologlata were called on a breakfast, promised to pay off at had her housework dona, and had "SEPARATE TABLES II - made a cup of tea for a visitor be accounts for a great deal of the in­ "reading” survey to tee how three a later date. Cot:en fore Nicky, first home from school crease. types of women reacted when The former president and the mx •' Silt ’. • SO P A -iE D came booming down the hall. ■Vacation Church School sessions handed a box of mix and told to man he unsuccessfully supported Gary Coiiper - . lalle ’ While her husky seventh grade at Wapping Community Church for the Democratic presidential // • MATCHING CHAIl! will be held this year from June make any of the four recipca on Roy on Marine "MAN OP THE WEST" Videa Everyday student was changing to his hockey the box or invent her own. nomination In 1956 walked from Vu uniform—a new sport and s new 22 through July 3. It has just been the hotel, on 76th Street, to the • OCCASIONAL CHAIR garb for him—his 9-year-old sister, announced. Mrs, Tliomton Hobby The chic group unexpectedly Governor’s home on gist Street. Shooting Team ^ All Bights Reserved— Shelley, complete with pigtails, ar­ of Benedict I>r, will be director of proved to be "kitchen types” and H. T. OlekensoB A Co., Inc. rived with plans for the afternoon. the vacation school. baked fancy cakea. They made Marine Pfc. Harry L. Roy, son Then It was 7-year-old Laurel, with Classes will be scheduled start­ pastries richly filled with nuts and Aluminum Ornamental of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roy, Rt. EASTWOOD mm a blue dress over her red slacks. ing with nursery through sixth raisins, popp.v seeds, cheese or 31, Coventry, will be a member of Really bed weather keeps the grade from 9:15 to 11:45 a.m., fruit, topped with frosting. Paris - Aluminum, known as the Parris Island, S. C. rifle and children mostly Inside In the win­ Mondays through Fridays, Regis­ The non-glamorous groups In­ "silver from clay,” was used pistol team which will take part Acudemy Award Winners! ter. However, giant boulders line tration cards for the sessions will cluded wholesome "American girl" ornamentally at the court of Na­ in the 1959 Eastern D ivision I—Best performers of tke yoert 'Y/m'n Opm Toniaht the shore of Hudson Bay about a be filled out by children before types and older women. All hut 4 poleon III, who was emperor from matches at the Marine Corps Base, A LL FOR 1852 to 1870, but It was not until Darld Niron Doborah Kerr Until 9! block away. June. of the 15 In the group made plain Camp Lejeune, N. C. starting Wendy Hiller — la Tn summer they play for hours Mrs. Robert Bharp of Foster St. cakes, with or without topping. 1886 that a cheap ileotrolytlc Saturday. visit STANEK’g .... down in thoee gorgeous rocks.” is chairman In charge of transpor­ In the group of "neat Nellies,” process of reducing aluminum Roy has received several troph­ ^tanek your home entertAimiMat said Mrs. Cochrane. "It's lust a tation arrangements. n of them turned out fancy but from its compound with oxygen ies and medals as a marksman anq "Saiiaraie Tablis” ELECTRONICS oenter . . . any Thursday heavenly place for children to leaa creative cakes than those of was discovered in both France and has been a rifle marksmanship In­ Bhown l:M-e'.8*-9:4< evening to see the lAteat INCLUDED AS EXTRA play.” Advertisement— the chic sophisticates. the United States. structor at Paris Island Marine Alro Aaita Eckbers-SterUas Haydca In phonographs, rsdioa /'] LABORATORIES and TV. Always ampUt'; Hundreds of people are saving The group of women whose com­ Recruit Training Station. In "VALEBIE" 8:1S-S:U thousands of dollars in the area by TRUTHFUL CANDIDATE Motorist Charged tree parking. mon characteristic was f^tidlous Nashville, Tenn., April 30 uP)— ■U TN A im U having their auto insured by housekeeping favored gooey pecan Coventry Police Patrol said to­ SUN.: "I WANT TO LIVE" 2 7 7 BROAD Safeco. Why don’t you? Get our Vice Mayor H. Sanders Angles day Mrs. Grace T. Frankland, 46, rates. Crockett Agency, Inc. MI rolls, made with scarcely a depar­ had this to say when he announced FAMILY ^ 8-1577. ture from package directions, but for re-elecUon yesterday. RADIO T F I I ■>( I S I 0 N BONUS they outranked the othefi In quick "My many friends have not pre­ Gin R E O K N m e , Advertisement— cleanup action. Cha.B.I S Mew Baven. Cola. ( 8A3) TiiE Beal mcuoys vailed upon me to become a candi­ Chasael U Hartford. (Jean. "The Tax Slab Cemetk" A BEAUTIFUL NEW FMDAY The office of Dr. Deesmond Mc- date for re-election, and I have not C’baan.l it Sprlacfleld. Uai(. Grandpa thiak* It be hidee Gann and South, Windsor Medical Indian Sciehtista Lauded been told that the city needs my Chaaael IS Mew Britaia. Ceaa. the (arallara he cae feel the Service is now located at 5 Com­ Ckaaul M.Hriyrica, lUaa.. aeieMore services. Chaadel S3 WaTerbarr. Ceaa. ^ (18) AIB FOWEB. JERRY LEWIS munity Rd„ across from Probate Nevy Delhi -r- India Is not an "The truth of the matter is, I 4:t4 (>^34) LAl’GH.LINE Court, Wapping Center. want the Job again.” ( 3-M) DICK POWELL FBB- Is "BOCKABTZ BABY" underdeveloped country In applied 1 :N ( 1-44) T H E V E B D IC T IS SKNTH ZANE OBEY Aad Hearr Faada sclence.s, and In many branchea of TOVBS THKATEB "Checknate” la "THE TIM STAB" Bfancbeeier E\-enlng H e r a ld research can measure up to (It-M) EBOH THESE BOOTS ( 3-43) PAT BOONE SHOW Soutb Windsor rarrespoadent, El­ America and Europe, In the opin­ ( S) COMNECTICIIT BAND­ Gacste'Pat (Flewcr Dram more Burnham, telephone Mitchell EAST TONIGHT STAND Sonc”) Sasaki aad Clltl Hl-H SET ion of two Swedish scientists who WHO DO you TBiisTr Norton 4-M74. have Just concluded a 2-month MMdVNMOJROE 4 :M < S> BANGEK ANDY (13) MOVIE AT 4 WITH PURCHASE OF 3-ROOM OUTHT \iait to India. They are the Nobel (IMS) TBliTH OB CONBE- 4:34 I k-44) PLAYBOIJ8E 44 WisdsQi^MiNuraa moM qilEN CES (Celer) "Dark December’’ Prize winner. Prof. Ame Tiselius, CA«T HMTeom \raaiv — TDNYCURHS ( S-5S) AHEBICAN BANDSTAND (31-34) TENNESSEE EBNIE and Dr. Axel Nygren, of Uppsala, (IS) LIFE OF BILEY FORD SHOW (Color) Damages Decline (4«> FCNHOIiSE ( (MS) KOIiOB BIDEBS University. They particularly IN CdLOB 4 :U (44) T H E 8 E C B E T 8 TO B H "Goppoiet Fersaesioa" In Forc)pt Fires praised Indian botanists’ work tn 4 :W ( t-tt) THE EDGE OF NIGHT plant Improvement, saying they Oar.r Cooper Maria Sehrll (2I 4 S> COVETY FAIB (IS) CLVBHOV8 B IS AT were far ahead of Sweden in this “THE HANGING TREE’* i l 44 ( S) r S A T U B B ’FILM Washington — The acreage respect. "Th lrlT/ ' -Secoiidi Over DRY CLEANING bunted on national forests dropped I Plaa Tokjro'K Fart ' I.' -Bpeaeer SHOWN AT 10:00 ' Tracy; Vaa dehaiea SAME DAY SERVICE almost 15 ;>er cent ln 'l9 ^ despite MICKEY ROONEY ( .4-44) rO P E Y E __ HALF PLUS ACTION THRILLER CO-HIT (IS) T V B K AD EB’S D IG EST O N REQUEST a 53 per cent Increaee in the num­ SHOWN AT 8:26 (M) FIBST slow _ ber of such fires, ipainly because ^Th« Last Milt” Marie Rian chard A - Albert Dekker '"BaHa* Voice” Writer Ha|- ART THEATER Ua,. lierrita Y.a.a '. of the Ihcreased use of aircraft in 'MACHETE' (44) a o o K B a Fisher THE forest fire fighting, the Agriculture S55 Franklin Ave.—CH 64)520 IHt BES’ AHEAD 01 THE R'SE (43) D N CLE A L 1:1 4 ( S4 3 ) WALT DISNEY AD- SPECIAL Department reports. - TENTtlBE n m Dry GleaHsars, Ina. Lightning uid a long period of NOW PLAYING (14) EATBY OODPBEY dry weather on Ute West Coast (44) THE EABLY SHOW 825 Broad St.—MI 9-7111 USUAL NICOLE BEBOER . ‘l.e-purpo4e sofa-bed en­ eraged 244,1^ aeree. m u, MWIW -MMSMn SfpBTB ,y GROUP ( 3-33) NEWS ( a> WOjUJI’S BEST MOVnU semble. Sleeps 2 In Com fort.. . living room grouping includes 2 step D I C r C BEDROOM BrynnerWooowarbI ernton ( 8) KEW SJk W E A TH E B "Maarilleeat AabwaaBt" (IS) m o d e e n d i g e s t JsMpli C«Moa. Driersa €»»• tables. 2 table, lamps and cocktail table AUi bonus gifts. Bedroom IN CLU DES 1 :44 (1 ) TH IS IS A U U E _ tell* " r l L u L GGROUP R O U P ( S) S TA TE TBO OPBB . (14) PHONE THE PABTOB ' grouping Included 3-pc. suite plus Innerspring mattress, box spring, CHROME TABLE 9 (IS) MOVIE AT 7 (33) TEE BIG NEWS 2 bed pillows and 2 boudoir lampa as bonus gifts. Dining group in- IN CLUDES (3H 34.44) NEWS AND I^ATHBB (34) NF.W8 A WFJITHEB 4 C H A IR S (51) JOE PALOOKA STOEY cludep chrome table, 4 plastic seat gnd back chairs snCF electric clock, FRIDAY 7:14 (44) D O rO LA S EDW ABD8 . (44) FEATHEK FORTY • DOUBLE DRESSER and MIRROR Starts Tonight! NEWS , 11:U ( 3) FFATliBR FILM "Farr" Baeaeer Troey, 4 pc. canister set , and 6 pc, set of steak knives as bonus gift. Truly BOOKCASE BEDPE • CHEST GIGANTIC TEENAGE (33) BIO HLIO BTS Sylvia aidaey a fabulous home outfit value you cah’t afford to miss! ' (14) NEWS (84) JACK FAAB BROW Finished In seafoam ma­ One Happy Week! 11:14 (33) JACK FAAB BROW hogany and smartly styled MAN5FIELD 11)43 (53) NFITB Remember—-EXTRA ,ROISVS— Hi-Fi Set with conu in the modem manner. For Highcfit QnaUtr 13:54 ( 3) NEWS A TTEATHEB A LL FO R PLUSi 159 Came In, Phone 1:15 ( 8) HEADLINES . or Moll Conpon • AOMISSIOH THIS PROGRAM 90c Best SefviM at ' 1:U ( 4) MOHENIB OF COMFORT plete 3-Rpom Home Outfit! A LL FOR. n o s ROCKETS RUN AMUCK RECORD HOP Lowest Cost FRIDAY' IN PERSON Ui34 ( I) BEABCH FOR TOMGJ BOW I NORMAN’S—445 HARTORO ROAD, MANCHFSTIER, CONN, Potterton's ------V O tB----- I Please Mend Items Checked Below: open Every Day Doug Wani-Ron Allariofiaorga Wilia 1^,. > 8-Pc. Living Room'for $159—$S Down, $$ Mdnithly PLUS OUnST STABS avd rWBE BJEOOBDS ______* MUU MONbAY Thro FRIDAY iOMAOUB OPEN ( ) 9-Pe. Bedroom fdr $159--$5 pqwn, $K MbntWy . ( W > n KITTY IheBriHukdHO^erWTYM < S4$) J v T i r « , beater' I ( > IS-Pe. OlnettB’Oro’iip lor $ 8 9 ^ 5 Dowb, $8 Monthly . _.jvea*a awdater” ( iShr (tf) HfamrAlFATEOL Iria L I ( ) 'OampHte t^Koom Homo Outnt for $187—440 SUN,'AT1ES„ MAT 8-S (8 ) aroBTSEODrs o o b n b b Ilia n n u it "BANDIT OF ZHOBB* FrM 7 tp jiiPaM. S:44 ( SHOW OF THE MONta i 8>*to: BBd "SENIOR FROM" (t3 4 l).L A 7irLE8 8 YEARS ($1) BAI I . , - ■ ‘ DANaNG7to11:30P.M. »<'Tho Aaap Ceeper Story" 3:4 ( 4-44) ' by®Se5e * ibow • ^ • 0 •a■« O4 0 AO4 0, OkO ‘ «*’"8S?9rit...Dar." 5^; asAy'S 445 HARTFORD ROAD, AOMliSIpNTSc a (U> DE. MAESBAL 4il4 f4Aa\ BOopfiE ra _ . • iW

■' t '<■ -- . .. s... • 'f ■ M '-. '• .J-f (i "ijt. 1 \ i A* . 4 EViUMfilU M ^^ALP. MANL.JHhiSl'Ek, iXINN.. 'UlUKbDAY, AFKIL 80, 19b9 FAGS lift' chicken, a donkey and old Mac­ MANCHESTER EVENING RALD, MANCHESTER. CbNN«, THURSl^Alr, APRIL 80, IgTO ,Rd. and A t 15 will to used for a are planning to 4ttend thb 11th The preisntaUon ‘ytS T made - by Connecticut Development .Con­ Adjutant Iia' ild M<*-LAughItn.| MATES Shedding Donald himself. AMISITE DRIVEWAY RockviUe-Vemon motel and restaurant only. He A abort ceremony followed, dur­ ference- at the Waverly Inn, definitely will not put any houaes Store, Alleys to Open ing which the following Cubs re­ lUILDERS in there, he said. Cheehire, , Haoaelbach'a Candy Store open­ Pound Pei'^Week ceived awards: Peter Theroux, Mi­ 450 on Strike Omdlng, Madtina SpraUL Largw Ho w m HU Vice President Thomaa Wolff ed today In ,the Centre Shopping chael MacMnhon and David Ma- Several -builders objected to the said he will to accompanied to the Plaaa, featuring candy and greet­ Once again the average weekly Power ItoUefi, Residents Urge More chell, wolf badge; Michael Mac- AmesKe Drlvewyy Arena w /t At Hamden Plant proposed increase o f 110 square meeting by George Bennett, execu­ ing. cards. Tha new Rockville weight lot# 6t tha MATES was Mahon, gold arrow for wolf; Jo­ feat in tha living area of houses tive secretary. Ralph H. Gibson, Bowling Plaza, with 18 lanes. Will All Work Ooaraateefi one pound, although Beverly seph Bernard!, bear badge; and For Free Eatimatee Hamdan, April SO (R) — TTlilon In Residence A Zone. The Increase and Richard Dunn. open May 8. . , Roger Fantom, assistant denner Tlie Baby as w'orkart want on atrika today Harvey lost four pounds since the C A LL M l 8-7M1 Goinmercial Land tlse Is to 960 square fe e t Builders said The conference will highlight Jayoees Colltot 8842 stripe*- against High Standard Manufac­ this would affect older couples the State present and future prob- A check'for 3842 waa turned previous ..meeting. A hog-calllng contest found the turing’ Co. m a dlspota ovar wagai who want a small home in a nice leme and prospects. It Is co-spon- over to Mra. Aldie Berriault, chair­ Next week the members will Cubs winkers over their mothers DoMAIO IROTHERS Butldan and taxpayeni Jolned'^induitrially, along with land,aouth and other lasueS. ' residential area. T h is restricts sored by the Connecticut Federa­ man of the Tolland County Cystic Iheet at Harvey's home, 28 Eliza­ by a score of 4 to 2„ This wss B«rvt|ig Manctoator A n a of the feeder road Since 1920 The strika was eallSd laat night 5 » ■ laat nigUt in urging the Zoning them to Itesidence'B end Com­ tion o f Planning and Zoning beth Dr. Frank -Marchese of Trin­ followed/ by s milking contest ••• Thomaa .Wolrf, chairman’ of In­ Fibrosis campaign yesterday by Been Nam^d by odBcialS o f Local 2027 o f tba dbmmlalion of the Vernon Fire mercial Zones. Agencies and the Stati Develop­ Donald Berger, president oT the ity College will give a talk and which proved so, popular It had to Thonaendi of Satlaflefi Intamatlonal Aasoelatiqtt of Ma­ dustrial C o n ^ tte e of the ,| ^ k - Charles Brown, chairman of the ment Commtseion. demonstration of LaCrosse. be repeated. Tne "cows" were Cnstomers Dlatiact td reatrict aome com­ ■vllle Area Chamber of Commerce, Jayoees. The Jaycees sponsored chinists aftar an llThour" aaaaian Zoning Commisaion, stated these Tax'Office Open the drive In thie area. A fter adjournment at 9:30 last constructed from sawhorses and mercial zones to commercial build- stated' that Industry wants to to two eones.,comprise 23 per cent of with rapresantaUyes o f tha %aap- Town T^x Collector Mrs. night the MATES held their rubber gloves. ons firm. tnj- seen from the highway, and com­ the fire district area and provide ^ SIlnuMMtIrs Speaker monthly bowling party. — I — daitfhter of/kr. »nd Mr». Arthur Howard, Rock- They pointed out that. exiatlng Florence Lw erin will be at the Den 8 gave a talk sljout farms About 4M production workan mercial buildings on tha strip' adequate apace for small homes. ttfs. Ja ma Brannigan, sllm- and thetr prodiicls In other coun- villa. Sha waa bom April/21 at Manchaatar Memorial H o a j^ ^ and newly created commercial might deter an industry, from lo­ Town Clerk’s office tonight from nastics teacher at a Hartford In-, The are amployad V High Standard, He later said it is theoretically trle.s of the world. ,ia r maternal fraadparentf ara Mr. and Mre. Bmmt zonea could be Used for houring cating behind them. 7 to 9 p.m. to recelvl payments of surance company, will be guest • ton. w»hM>, and her patetttal grandjwrenta are Mr. and M ri;'A . and 480/X them era union mtm- possiUe to build 15,000 homes in Tho meeting closed with the ,\C» developmenta. which ia objectidn- It was suggested after the'^meet- taxes. speaker nt a m.eeting of the Rock­ Kdward Howard, Naples, Maine. bers. / , thC; fire district nOw, There i» land Cvihs reciting the law of the pack. Hair and Scalp ‘ • • • • • B W i and federal mediators st- able gor tWo reaaona: 1. Lsoid de- Ing that the strip would provide,a for 3,800 houses, in Zone B, for After today interest will ac­ ville WATES today at 8 p.m. at BOY SCOOT algnated, for commercial use might the KosclussFo Club, SpeciaUsta K a is a n t dau^rhter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Mar­ tendM laat nlght'a meeting. parking area for sm' Induetry aouth 2,670 in. Zone A, 6,400 In Rural cumulate on unpaid taxes at the ^ ^ i t to used up with dwellings, and of the feeder road, if the. whole Itesldential,. ahd 2,020 in Zone AA. rate of one-half ' per cent per Hospital Notes Notes and News ‘Millrr’ Moths SUITE 824 shall. Tunnel Rd., Vernon. She was bom April 23 at hUnche^ Sought by the union are higher 721 MAIN STREET ter Memorial Hospital Her maternal jrandparenU are Mr. and Wages, a union ahop and additional 2. The re^trafnents for dwellings area were, zone^ for industry, ’ ’That's a lot of houses," he added. month, she said. AdmlUet'. yesterday: Mrs. John in a - coihmbmal s r I o SJ wishes to a m d having many small Residents of ^llsnlre Rd.. near footage of living area, can be Chase, o'yner, said today. St. . ■ CHARLES SETTINO placed easily on a 125 foot lot. He The theme for the month was der. just as the clothes of an old- Susan Kim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Murd^k, waa a 10-eent hourly wage boost, dwellings, and I f wante to have the Rt. 83 land: on.;which Edwin Town and Casual Shop, -ighlffi' Discharged yesterday: Max sai(f ''th(a requirement drives build­ 'Down on the Farm.” Den 1 pre­ fashioned miller became covered South Rd„ Bolton, She was bora April 18 at Manchester Me- and tha latest company offer 4 commercial, lu d available to new J. Atorle plans t o ' build a tur­ occupies the ad.^accnt store, 'will ers into land such as Skinner Rd., Persch, Mo.mtain Rd.; Peter Sln- sented an old fashioned molndrama with flour. Don't wait un­ moxtal Ifomital. Her maternal grandparenU am Mr. and Mrs. cents. •gRewaatsPs oi-oeeT riwawc«aL iwaTiyUTiSs businesaes. ’ | ■ key processing plant, wanted as­ expand into the rear section of where the city filter beds are lo­ ocehlaro, RFD 2; Richard and with the audience contributing til It Is too B. kOner, Bolton Center Rd^ Bolton, and h « pateraal Present wage scales range from In an effort to protect the value surance that tiiai'e would be no the new store being leased by William Landry, Thompsonville; hisses when the villain appeared late. parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murdock, Manchester. 11.82 to 12.25'an hour. of residential property adjacent to npise or odor, but' did not object cated. He stated that an area one- Murray. S half mile art md the beds shPuld Jeffrey Bkchipchl, 48 Grove St.: and cheering the hero. She has a sister, Roblne, 2. a commercial zone, Irving Camp­ to the plant or the zone change Gets Life Membership Mrs. Harold Schelbe, 101 Orchard While Cubmaslor A rt Norwood - • • • • bell euggested that new dwellingrs for It. have been restricted from building. Save your hair Neither builders nor home buyers ’ Joseph Fetko, commander of St.; Char ls McGuiness, Vernon announced plana for Cub Olympic with Charles Joanna Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mader, 112 li J f - t. in a commercial hone should con­ ,Atorle pointed out that he can Frank- Badsteu’-'ncr Post, VFW, TraUer Ct. Day to be held at Uie Keeney St. form to the requirements to the build the plant In the 200-foot deep want big lots, Moses said. About Cere. Waddril Rd. She was born April 20 at Hartford Hospital. Her 75 persons attended the meeting, was presented with a lifetime School on May 17 at 1:30 p.m., the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mader, Blast adjoining zone. John ^cK eow n, commercial zone bordering Rt. 83, membership at a recent meeting. Vernon and Tnicottville news Is boys of Den 3 prepared their ani­ but prefers to have a IjArger area held at Vernon Elementary School. Hartford. to e has two brothers, Martin and Francis, and flvs builder, backed Campbell's sug­ To Attend State Meet Cotnm.anilei Fetko was com­ handled through The Herald’s mal costumes for a presentation of Noted Hair and Scalp Spedallat slaters, Mary, Teresa, Lucille, Grace and Dolores. gestion and urged the commission In which to place tiie plant.’ He mended for hla work in the local Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Main' St, "Old MacDonald Had a Farm." FREE EXAMINATION ^ • • • • • PARENTS- asked that some 18 acres behind Representatives of the Rock­ to act on It. In addition, both men ville Area Chatnber of Commerce post and hji oyalty to the VFW. telephone TResnont 6-3136. The quartet consisted of a duck, a WOIlam Robert, son of Mr. and Mra Robert B. EsUa, 66 Sea­ agreed, that, dwellings should be the 200 feet be changed to com­ man Circle. * He waa bom April 22 at Manchester Memorial . . . ./j Your Child Being Confirmed prohibited from some sections of mercial zone also. Hospital. Htts maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank ■ or Receiving Hi* Firtt Communion Thi* commercial zones. He assured the meeting that he A WUliams, 90 Mill St., and hie patemai grandparents are Mr. and Since dwellings are not permit­ haa no intention of building homes Mrs. Robert C. Bells, 160 Oakland S t Year? ^ ted in industrial zonea there was no in-the area, except possibly on a X concern expressed on that point. few lota at either end of the prop­ :: David Daalek son of Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Schults. 65 Avon- No objections were made to the erty where the topography Is not Rd. He was bom April 21 at Manchester Memorial Hos- Then Let BUTTERWORTH four proposed changes of residen suitable for commercial use. He •ij>ital. His maternal brandparents are Mr. and Mrs. K. Schults, tial land tp commercial and indus­ stressed' that he; wants to develop New York <;aty, and ms patemai grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. STtJDibS Take Those Precious SHii trial, as such. the land for commercial use. In ad­ IH . Schults, New York C3ty. He has a brother, Todd Arthur, 2; However, several residents ques dition to building the processing THE -end a sister, Debra Sue, 5H- ‘ Photographs! tloned what commercial use the plant. atrip of land between Rt. 15 and Assurance was also given by « Kathlelen Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Man- the feeder road could be put to. Irving R. Stich, West Hartford- 'n in g Jr., 100 Bratton Rd. She was bom April 22 at Manchester Some thought It should be zoned developer, that the land at Tunnel Memorial HoepltaL Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and btininiuiion and Confirmation Special! NEW 'Mrs. E. J, Murray, West Roxbury, Mass., and her paUmal grand­ fa th e r is WllMam J. Manning Sr., Rosllndale. Mass. She has two ^ O N LY IbPothera. Edward J.. 10%. and William J. HI. 8%; and two sU- -ters. Virginia T., 6%. and Joyce M., B. 1-^xlO Oil Color^ — R • R • • Mertha Joan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther‘g . K e n d ^ tAmston Lake. She was bom April 23 at Manchester Memorial M ‘/ix5 Silver Ton? DISCOUNT WORLD -HoeplUl. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. William S.99 rMeeker, Nocatee, Fla., and her patemai grandparenU are Mr. and -Mrs; James Kendall. Brandy S t, Bolton. She has a sister, Me- 501 EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER, CONN. Ussa, 3%. . r . Call l^rly For An Appointment B B • • . . . Cape For Girfe Are Available A t The Studio r Todd Craig, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carle Craig Morrill, SO Bell A Spl€ish of Local Color - a t , Glastonbury. Ho was bom April 17 at Manchester Memorial "Cadorfur* will be one way of describing the parade May 9 when the Manchester Ripe Band ob­ OPEN Id A. M. TO 10 P.M. DAILY IMospitat His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Doris Cornwell, -Cranston. I t I., and his patemai grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. serves Its 45th anniversary. Almost 30 bands, wearing a variety of colorful' uniforms, will bt in ■John F. DaUon, Westerly, R. I. He has a brotlftr, John the line of march. These three are from Manchester bands. Peter F. Mletzner is a drummer Bruce, 16. with the Spirit of *76. James F. Farrell is pipe major of the St. Patrick’s Band. Burton B. Smith, BUTTERWORTH STUDIOS • • • • • I The Store Where Your Dollar's Worth More! wearing the familiar bonnet of the Manchester Pipe Band, familiarly known as the Kilties, is Peter Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zeidenberg. Hart- 611 MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER (AT THE CENTER)—MI 9-9890 -ford. He was bom April 21 at Mt. Sinai HosplUl. His ma- president of the host band. He is a drummer. The parade will be followed by drills and exhibi­ -tem al grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Max Newman, Miami tions by the ’visiting bands at Uie high achool fleld^ (Herald Photo by Pinto). • w ' Beach. Fla., and his patemai grandfather is Samuel Zeidenberg, SPECIAIA FOR THURS. - FRI. - SAT. ONLY New Haven. He has a sister. Erica Susan, 2%. Y; • •• R R Sheila Ann, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Francis O'Koefe, 'Blast Hartford. She waa bom April 22 at Manchester Memorial .* ~HoSpiUJ. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Paul ‘'Gustafson, 42 Lewis St., and her patemai grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Keefe, Blast Hartford. She has two brothers, v tpNidHT t P.M. -Frankie, 8, and Richard, 6; and two sisters. Brenda, 10, and ,Ann, 5. REG. 1.99 VALUES^ Y R •• • • LADIES' 2.PIECE Kathleea Lmilse, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. George R. ANMCOI^iNUII^ TOMORRC^ NIGHT O’Brieh, 52,North St. She waa bom April 24 at Manchester Jamaica Sets ' Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred W ^te, Hartl Dr., Vernon, and her patemai grand­ AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING parenU are Mr, and Mrs. George O'Brien, 15 Hudson St.' Pedal PushorSats .. ***** ‘ /-■S ^ gbersrI-Ami, daughUr of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin A. Nott Jr., Blouse and Skirt Ashworth St She was bom April 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her matemsd grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ‘ Sets P. Wakeman, Hartford, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. land Mm. F. A. Nott Jr., Hartford. She has a brother, Paul ■Dudley, 3. ***** Thomab Francis, son of Mr. and Mrs. WllUtbn Hesketh Jr., 12.3 Cu. Ft. -1 4 1 W. Center SL He was bom April 22 at Manchester Me- 'inorial Hospital. His patemai grandparents are Brig. Gen. land Mrs. William Hesketh, Bridgeport He has three brothers, K/ “BilL 10, Paul, 6%. and James, 3. HffllE & PROGRESS * *.*«** James Bidward II, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. OolUsr, PHIICO . Columbia. He waa bom April ,22 at Manchester Memorial Hos- ■pital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Grace Stockberger, 2-d o o r .Hartford, and his paternal' grandparents are Mr. and Mia. James ;E. Collier, 115 S t John S t He has two sisters. Diane, 4, and automatic ■ Cindy, 1. ***** Robert John, eon of M r and Mrs. Joseph P. McCIuskey, New ^Yorit City. He was bom April 20 in New York City. His ma- REG. 1^9 VALUE! GIRLS’ REG. 1.29 VALUE! BOYS' Reg. 1.29 Value A s k e g . 1.00 VALU E BEG. 8.99 VALUE! LADIliS’ ItenuU grandmother Is Mrs. Catherine McCIuskey, 48% Winter St, Giant 90-PouncJ • SPORT SHIRTS ; ^ d his patemai grandfather is Judge Edward Conger, New York LADIES' • BLOUSES • City. He has two brothers, Joseph P. Jr., 4, and James EJdward, food Freezer ^ Ladles’ 1; and two sisters, Mary Ellen, 3, and Kathleen, 2. Hew Rockyille High School C A N C A N S • POLOS 1 ' • R R « R • BLOUSES • PEDAL PUSHERS Housecoats “ William Frederick, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Deacon, • SLAX -Utiltdield. He waa bom April 20 at the Charlotte Hungerford POM •SUNSETS 50 and 70 Yd. S W E E P ...... hospital, Torrington. ^is maternal grandparenU are Mr. and 100% JAMAICA •BRIEFS, 3 for 87e -Mrs. Ernest F. Strong, 118 Pitkin St., and his patemai grandpar- Defrosting „ents are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Deacon, Litchfield. He has a P 0 MS..T -«later, Nancy. — '••*•* $ 2 r . o o - Doreen Marie, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Curt D. RiUen, Ken­ Twin Porcelain twood Rd., Vernon. She was. bom April 24 at Manchester Me- SD.1294 Vegetable Crispers ■ * 1 '®® - mortal Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. " TH E _Norman Gervals, Cranston, R. I., and her paternal grandmother -i 8 7 * -Is Mrs. Clara Ritzen, Ci?arIotte, N. C. She has a sister, Deb- torah Dorothy, 4. Extra Deep Dairy • • * • * BIG MONEY BACK GUARANTEE t Sandra Jaan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Blair, 107 Bar Storage Door .1^: -Russell St, She waa born April 26 at Manchester Memorial REG. 8.96 VALU E RCG. 14.95 VALUE Jlospltal. Her maternal grandparenU are ^ r . and Mrs. 'Ber- ' IN -nard Kozlowski, Hartford, and her patemal'*^andmother la Mrs. REb. Z.E0 M -ri. PLASTIC - REG. 4.98 VALUE ' tEhinice Blair, Rlchford, V t She has two brothers, Clifford, 7%, "Easy-Out" DEVON ELECTRIC DOMINION POPUP -smd Gregory. 5%; and a sister, Cynthia, 1. * • R R R R Ice Cube Trays FOR THE FISHERMAN W ith T rad # GARDEN .HOSE v A U T O M A T IC toaron Lea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Lockwood, y.y KITCHEN CLOCK J 8 1 8 Oak St. She was bom April 25 at Manchester Memorial THUNDERBIRD -dSospital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Bhmest lASY BUDGCT TERMS ~ Your OM Rofrigomtor is YOUR DOWN PAYMENT PLUS NEW MODEL AUTOMOBILES } T O A ST E R Tyr. Johnson, 1 Hackmatack St, and her paternal grandparenU AIX POPULAR COLORS -are Mr. and Mrs. Harry S, Lockwood, West Orangei N. J. She SPINNINC REEL GLEAMING CHROME FINISH □las a sister, Deborah, 2%. 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Prachoom Quite often it la possible to ob­ ★ 5 year wqn*anty * , Mudtbisorajakra wUl pay an of- tain the pronunciation from for­ v a l u a b l e prizes and flcial 'Visit, as his oounttry’s mili­ mer foreign nationals training here MEirS BRIEF and ALL MERCHANDISE FIRST QUALITY tary .represenUtive, to observe under the lo d ge Act, but the beat Come in and see this value TODAY! YARN ttUaSng? way is to call'on one o f the 25 “or SM^IAIN St. MI3.70M FOR WINNERS V » T-SHIRTS > a l u e REG. S.95 VALUE REG. 3.98 VALUE *fs ttere a wil scraitole to dis 30 officers stationed here who are .♦ e R€G. sT io V REG. 1.59 VALUE cfirar'the correct pronunciation of familiar with,many of the world's TUXEDO PARK SPORT KINjG the foreign oflioer’a ;uunc7 Does languages. Some are graduates of TOILET SEATS 100% VIRGIN WOOL ■obtaining thb. information require the Army Language School while YouRTifeototte *r- ' • - , ■ . - ■ , ■ 2 For 87c RBERGLAS a'jRJU to the Pentagon? 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• K MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NN„ THURSDAY. APRIL 80, 1959 P A O l 8 S V I M APRIL 80, 1959 i^A<^8nc / gins to slow down tha pace of her for the ^ v a n tion of Cruelty to if ha had suecMdsd In tpUing effort io Do Wgauu the Job that •ffai Boyle- musle, and the dancing kindergar­ Tf>p Gynmaste Animals. adhars- What la Um hast dsfsnss conduct, but now raaortlng to ths 5 was dropped into'their laps. Now ten children alow down too. Society Inspector Harvey Hlndle VAm ri|tater anonymous slandsr. la aa sffort to Ansonia to settle Its own quarrel Open Foruin against Oonununlam-^^ i|>sak ths about Hbrary funde. hut that an that b o ^ U elosod, and may Paaea K ill^ in Crash said a number of animal lovers Connect^icul^ prevail in the happy, gibwln But you know in your heart FDiiMr OliM iy Mint truth fimdy but softly—«r to sntar win a fight hs sssma Uksty to lose InJuetiee and perhaps injury might during the "dum ta dum. ta dum" telephoned recently that a fear- Eornttig i|rraU^ flMay Faaea PravaU* Town ot Manehoatar. Forever atrteken mouse was running around upon that opet kind o f conflict In If It Is fought out on Its merits, la have been done If such a victory you galloped in a clasele way, and Madrid, Spain, April 80 Ufiv-Five To tha EkUtor, Lagan Van de Vera, MJtIJR. a snake’s cage In the wlfidow. of vdilch the tiuth soon esasss to proof anough that there la a mood for him bad algo meant aucoeaa Mrs. Stecia will haver again haire of Spain’s top gymnasts were M aRdiM itr, O o h r . Yank^e^ for him in his effort.to defeat the Tlia hard-fought battle, with tha Mrs, Cooper’s shop. matter? Which India la aafsr—an upon ths land which, If It can rs- a student who danced it ao boldly among 36 persona killed in tiie By A. H. p, General AsaSmbly’s helping band usual namapiano fa Your Cak ous ' big time experience endea­ ill they rely on ti.e help and advice Olga Sole, Pablo Muller, and Jose Mrs. Cooper testified the mouse aoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa*-*# g himself, as clearly aa we can, and Minority LeadSr Pinney, who wae cheater, for they had the-courage of their dootom.. They even pay thara and they nervously show harder. ."T a dum, ta turn ta tum! " vored to treat the House .to the The pace grows faster. and Ruv Aguilar; Blume’s wife also and the snake were In fact old L3U many of his own people are, in A Thought for Today qngaged In the very laudable busi­ of their convictions. Like true for It. Now ♦cey have Ignored the aaeh etlier some of the prize draw­ Honolulu, April 80 W—A profee- buddies. .90 big-time gestare of a motion for . This is the class, united to­ was killed. fact, clamoring for it. He has, SpoBsored(by the Hancliester ness of trying to establish and Patriots, they stood their ground free advice given by these m* ings eis have made. slortal dancer, carrying a sign telt She brought both Into court and ■tagla .« emphasize a principle. As against the previous question, sMklng to and fought back, in (he face of # COlrJ : gether for the last time.- Still. OPEN 10 A'm .-10 P.m . MONDAY thru THURS. - Ooancll of OharcMes lebate on the Rockvllle-Ver- on r.uoridatl^ Th*^‘ beet drawing shows a took the python out of his cage and nevertheless, had the courage to the ideal of havjng communitiea overwhelming odds. The Pros • Of course^ there la no ercuae for “Ta dum ta dum ta dum!” The ing her “ dear public, this can hap. MEIIBW Ot no:i bill, Ever since the days of wavery. White lanib against an parents are.forgdtten in the magic cuddled him to .show how tame he ' TRB' A8BUC1ATEO PluaS hold to his own mood, and his own settle their own petty problems had swallowed up practically avery the people ^who did not vote he- pen to you, too" picketed the aeat Woman Accused waa. Meanwhile the mouse ran OPEN 9 A.M.-10 P.M. FRIDAY and SATURDAY Tba AaaoelatwJ Pre»* u excli^rtiy In the immortal Sermon on the John 8. Thornhill and Chauncey organization, both lay and profes­ eternally waving green pasture. of Mrs. Steele’s music. aatIUW to U» oaa of 2j philosophy. In the kind of crisis Mount, Jesus saidl "Te are the under the Home Rule Act, the catioe they were so sure their vote Ike outline of the lamb is hysteri­ of Hawaii’s government vesterday around on the floor In front of the House this day was considering Hutchings the previous question sional, but it proved to be, only a You are going around in a cir­ all Dcwa tUapatcbaa er^uod to It or for which. If they ever meant any­ salt of the earth: hut if. the salt motion has been sniall-time stuff waan’t/heedec to insure fluorida­ cal. ...d>e acclaim is hysterical, r trying to get her five children back Of Scaring Mouse witness box. He looked plump and •ot oUiarwlao craduad some local pToblerns, the first of hollow victory. When Pro Fluorl- tio n ./ cle at full gaUup.."'ra dum ta healthy. and alao tba local neara oubllahed h ^ . thing, they were designed. have lost hla savour, wherewith in Connecticut. datora.at laat realized what they laundiy All’the grownups afe'hysterical­ dum ta dum ".. No child in kin­ from welfare officials. Jill riabU 01 replUbllcaUon of apjdal which seemed petty indeed, since it EHd you faU the children of Judge F, W. Fawdry remarked, shall it be salted? It is thenceforth The final rough edge of the day were about to let themselves in ly confident 'nobody else In history’ dergarten history • has galloped Mrs. Leilani H. J’ rice In a street By HAL R. COOPER i dUpalebaa herein are aim reaerred- good for nothing, but to be cast, involved having the Legislature lifinchester by, hot going to Uie ever , drew a lamb ao well before that ’’Sometimes the Hon lies down CLEAR HEADS AGREE - turned up, surprisingly, in the us­ for, their hearts and minds revolt­ quite so w ell..... length muumuu and a large straw London. April 80 (FI — A thing client ot N. C. A. Serr- decree that the city of Ansonla polls? Did you faU your doctor D o Your W « A h e .. .eo often. ’’ with the lamb’’ and dismissed the Full aarrV The Hslf-World Rut out, and to be trodden under foot ually bland and eqtUtsbIe conduct ed, and they could not go thru "Ta dum ta dum ta dum!’’ .. which could only happen In Eng­ charge. lee. Inc of men." provide an annual appropriation of and your dentist? It ia a nervous moment o f class hat played a ukelele while ( little Ihibliabara Reprcaenuuvea; Tba $3,000 to the public library there. of House Speaker O’Brien, who with it They knew how very Peetiiet When lf§ This moment Is immortal..-. .Mrs. white dog ran by her aide. Known land happefied today; A woman Jiilua’ llaiheaA 'S ^ la i Ajtency New President Eisenhower has been Jn reply to the question, "What Sincerely, acclaim. Then Mrs. Steele, the Pinney was lighting for the home fbmewhst bluntly ruled Rep,. John wrong it would be to compel mass Mrs.- Phyllis Plfireon Steele Is nodding her head vigor profeaaiqnally as Ma Ma Loa, she was hauled into court charged with Torb. CMcaao Detroit and Boeton. deHvering a series of speeches with ia salt?" little Johnnie said, "Salt Conreeleet fee Yev. teacher, alts down at the piano frightening a mouse. ‘ ’ Woman PriaonerB Drop BETTER Lupton of Weston out of order medicatimt via a public water sup­ ously..’’Ta dum ,ta dum to dum!” ' FOOD KING IS k M bW" ADorr bureau of is what spoils potatoes when yon rule principle, and hq was fighting 116 Oohetance Dr. and be^ns to play. araded for hours In front of the CmCDUlTlONB ______similar themes, the last of them for It.by asking the defeat of the v.hen, on the question of the con­ ply, and to destroy Individual V^ASH 20e You are swept by a sense of Soani Palace while the Territorial Mrs. Phyllis Cooper, a pet' shop leave It out” P.S. As tile .nothttr of four chil­ Mrs. Steele is middle-aged, Washington—The, number of fe­ to the United States Chamber of bills of such nature on the day’s stitutional amendment strength­ Freedom now, could boomerang, power..Mrs. Steele has never yet Legislature met. owner, was accused of putting a FOOD KING U. S. TOP CHOICE QUALITY BEEF DEPT. Tba Herald PHntinf Christianity puts zeal and vi­ ening the veto power of the gov­ "sooner or later." Heavy hearts dren I sincerely hope the Board squatty, near-sighted and deter­ had a horse in kindergarten who mouse into a cage with a S-foot male prisoners confined In State aaauniaa no financial reaponelblllty - tw Commerce. The theme, aa it Is tality into life. It Is the salt with­ calendar. The unpleasant twlirge of Directors have the courage to DRY 10c Welfare officiala took her five tynocranhleal erfora aopearlna In ad- in this process came In the pos­ ernor, Lupton was making, a made reluctant feet which could mined. But the notes she strikes can gallop quite like y o u ...."T a children last wMk and put them python. The' formal pharge was and federal penal institutions at vmrWMBanU and other readin* stated and reatated, indicates that out which life is purposeless, mean­ ignore the outcome and fluoridate MAlTTAd the start of 1958 totaled 7,301 com­ U. S. TOP CH O ICE la The Mancbeater Erenlna Herald, sibility that he would succeed preamble about the research facili­ nbt fitag themselves to the polls. Induce a welcome and familiar dum ta dum ta dum!” in a’'home. They said’ she and the “ cruelly terrl^ng an animal." the President’s education In the ingless, and dead. Religion left out ties of the Goveznor which seemed When only 30% of the registered anyway. group hypnosis.' Bach child be­ You feel your feet flinging clear children were living in a station Prosecutor Gordon Jones told a pared with 7,375 the year before of character accounts, oftentimes, against some bills and not against COIN OPERATED BONELESS Dlapiay ad»atl“ ”* cicurtn* boura: realities of world life today has others. The- absenteeism of the to ua germane to a discussion of voters turned out, it proved their comes a rampant example of the In a freedom you never have en­ wagon . without bath or toilet'fa­ Judge in Portsmouth: “ In no other The one per cent decrease, prt.son For Itonday-f p.m. Ertday for a questionable character. Life' the weight that should be given his sudden awareness that they would UUNDRY true cuKutc afoot. joyed. before___ The kindergarten cilities and she can’t have the country In the world could a mouse officials say, can be partly attribu­ For Tuaaday—1 p.ni Mnndar gradually regressed, to the point is spoiled when Christianity is left day, being heavier on the Repub­ ted to a decline in court commit­ For Wadneaday—1 P lican side, was such as to enable veto, even though Lupton was ob­ bo Indicting their own Freedom Likq glow, metlM>dioa|.' horses you-'knew. Is suddenly wild, wild, chtlhren until she provides them Invoke the protection ■ af the law.” For Tboraday—J p ro W^neaday. where his oratory repeatedly out. Just as salt brings out the hid­ and possibly risking their own wild;, man! with a home. Two of the children Mrs. Cooper was summoned to ments of females, which numbered For F««lay—1 p.m. Tbur*Uy. him to pursue his crusade without viously going to go on and say each child ’bfigtha, to piahca ‘around cleaves a world It ought-occasion­ den flavor' and makes food more that he opposed the amendment. health. Manchester Pros were tpa room in tlips' with Um .tune: Then, suddenly, Mrs. Steele be suffer from cerebral palsy. Justice on complaint of the Society 4,093 in 1957 and 4,204 In 1956. For Raturday—1 & n». F^ay. palatable, ao Christianity adds at­ obtaining the defeat of any parti­ gaaamed deadfinar lp:»o c m. y l ally to unite. cular bill, which would have made Lupton ^.appealed the .ruling that said to be the Best Organized ever, ^ay of publlcallon except Saturday- tractiveness -to life and. brlnga in­ he was out of order. The House and they were to serve as a show­ Chuck Roast ■The Interests of the free world," the Legislature aay we will do this to proper perspective things which case for FI promotion thruout the Route 83, ReckvIHc the President told hla audience, are of eternal value. The genu, and for othar towns, but not for this rather unaccountably sustained Ib Thuraday, April 80 the speaker, perhaps because It state. Tho I do not ai^ee with Next te HartmoRn'fi E)CTRA LEAN— E)(TRA SPECIAL “are the Interests of America,” treasures of earth fade into insig­ one. . Probably hS himself waa glad likes ’ him, and Speaker O’Brien their point of .view, the Proa do Isolation, he said, would be a "fu­ nificance in the light of divine love deserve credit' for their untiring CLOSED SUNDAY FANCV, FKKSII, GOV’T INSPECTED OVER READY Nehrn Yo Hi* Parliament and life through Christ. A young enough to be able to emphasize his failed to imagine and make the tile and faUl policy" for the mother and father sought an in­ principle without hurtlflg anybody. gesture which might have set The caauml Western view of United States. “Mutulal security," terview with a minister. They were But what was really •mphasised things right, which would have lb. Nehru of India ia, we would gueaa, he said, "and the nation's security not church-minded people. They, was the need for some established, been to invite Lupton to continue 3 LEGGED CHICKENS his remarks. that he is.a aomewhat naive, aoft, are synonomous.’ In all this, the had been victims of secularism and legalistic prqcedurs for determin­ ing what oilla should be admitted The sun spots may have been a Innocent c'haracter who has, all the President was pleading for poli­ had become disappointed with life. DBEKFOT FARMS SKINIJCSS They said to the minister, "We for General Assembly considera­ little over-active that day. whUe, been llvinp: with an illusion cies which would enable the free have missed something in life, and tion, not a hit or miss attack bn COMING UP SOON about the nature of the world and half of the world to stand strong we^think. It is God. We don’t want individual bills after they atart Canberra — Population studies the nature o f Communism, who and powerful and united against our child to suffer such loss.” coming through. As we were fol- show that more than 70 per cent FRANKFURTS I lb- p H- 4 9 * ^ ® of Australia’s population lives aow finds this illusion rudely shat­ Rev. C. E. Winslow Ibwing the individual bills involved the Communist half of the world on this day it -seemed to us that within 500 miles of Melbourne, tered by the events in Tibet, and But there Is also a larger and Pinney would have been Justified capital of Victoria. FOOD KING HEAVY WESTERN ECONO.-BEEF DEPT, who, therefoye, la now at last faced more Inclusive catechism open to Coffee Plan* Shaped I with the only-choice the West It- statesmanship of vision. The line OPEN SWIFT'S BROADBREASTED FANCY aelf has been able to Imaftlne for one draws down through the mid­ Bangalore, India — India Is. him—a choice between appeaae planning "suitable measures” for dle of the world does no^ really di­ capturing wider foreign coffee BMnt amountlnf to abject sur­ vide It and divorce the .welfare and markets, accordlrig to Lai Baha­ BROILER render and the tame kind of anti­ in.orests of those on either side dur Shastrl, Minister for Com; HOUSE communist ,war, both cold and hot of it. mcrce and Industry, speaking , In M.C. In which the West has been en- The Interests of the free world Bangalore, Mysorci at the founda­ for the past decade. tion-stone laying for the Indian TURKEYS gtgtiig and of the United States cannot. .Coffee Board’s JtOO.OOO, five-story In hie reaction to his own crisis, In reality be separated frohri the building. Indian coffee is in de­ SEE MONDAY’S HERALD OVEN READY 4-8 Ib. avg. however, Nehru la revealing that interests of the half of the world mand, he said, because it is con­ he Is not easily diagnosed or cat- that classification leaves out. We sidered among the world’s ' best. NEW ENGLAND DRESSED Coffee last year earned India more HAMBURG »> 39e ! alofued. He is suggesting that he may have to come to It the hard " *Sfer«a—RCA Victor or Mtreury Only is not a naive fool, that he Is still than 814,000,000 In foreign ex­ way, but Russia’s security and not change with exports of about 14,- ^30 Center Sf. Church St. operating behind his own theories merely any selective mutual se­ 000-tons. Ten years ago only 2,640 PIGS FEET '*15c I and philosophy, that these theories tons were exported. PORK curity we organize Is also synono and philosophy aq| not to be moua with our own security. And PORK KIDNEYS ' *19c I ‘changed or abandoned, so far as Isolation Is no less 'futile and fatal ANOTHER CONNECTICUT BUSINESSMAN PRAISES he la concerned, the first time they ■A a policy when it cuts us off YELLOW PAGES RESULTS LOINS are aver put to a test, and that he PORK LIVER “’ 25c from one half of the world as It ------AMAZING NEW has not come thus far In hla ca­ Z would be If It tried to cut us off rter without courage, o(.edtleh‘he from all the rest of ths world. (W HOLE) 12-14 Ib. avg. BACON SQUARES •“ 29c I still retains a sufficient supply. HEARING Peace is indivisible, ss we do In­ HAILED BY DOCTORS " . ■ ;i.’ %- .r. . ; . ■ ■ , . • Nehru has not needed to be an deed know. But the welfare of n il n e w FOR RELIEF OF FAT SALT PORK “’19c I innocent fo^l about the nature of mankind la alki indivisible. The se­ ** O vr m osi siicceasinl SBfians Cocnmunlam to decide that Com­ curity of nations In Indivisible, and munism must be dealt with peace­ cannot, of Its very nattire, exist for HAY FEVER, ASTHMA, LEAN SALT PORK 23c ■ o f oblaiin isia .nfiw bnsisioas fully if posslT/.a, and must be con some nations alone. ! { n t cedod its owr right to exist. To Early In his len ics as Presi­ M I A K I N O AID SINUS, ALLERGIES Amer. Bologna “’ 39c | tha contrary, one could make quite dent, Mr. Elsenhower became la YELIOW PACES odvorltaisial an argumant to the effect that the notable because he took pains to f o r severe ^ nahra wild men of the world are apeak for mankind. Instead of a hearing im pairments A murfcable new "Puri* those who Insist that the answer to segment of mankind, because he troa'* hat been developed NEW LOW PRICE! Communism lies in denial of Ita deliberately chose the language by electronic scientists. It — wyi William, A. Musphv. J s .. President, Murphy k Murphy, Inc. FLAVOR QUEEN right to exist, and therefore, in which might heal divisions instead FRE&m is being eeclaiffled b;^ doc* ton efter they buy it and ) . 49 Rivet Street, Scamfetd military war to the death against of the language which was always iemm«Tw» n siAtiNi aibs WHITE . i t see it work in their own cutting them deeper, beraqsS his homes, for their own fami­ SLICED If Nehru has, In the past, be­ objectives occasionally had univer­ QUINN'S PHARMACY lies —and for their patients "I must (rankly admit that 1 have never received luch good results from FULL LOAF haved in the necessity of peace, sality rather than wdrld sectional­ PHONE Ml 8-4186 in their offices and operat­ SIZE even with Communism, as opposed BREAD ism. He spoke iRcasionally for ing rooms. any other advertising as from using thfi YellQw Pages. Without qucstiefii to the necessity of war with Com­ man,, and occasionally for the PURTTRON cleart any FRESH BAKED DAILY munism. he must, if he is anything, world, and whenever he did, this room of irritating dust, 1 consider this the best way to obtain new busineas for my insurance fifiB. still hold to that belief when It be­ was hope, for man, and for the odors, poOen and aiuokc eMMsKnU-ll I recommend it highly to a^businessoun who depends Itlet VINE RIPENED, JUMBO PACK ‘ ■ comes harder to hold because of world. Now, more and more, he URtAT Ntw run on I Fioe - tit.ti h's better then * kUehm 3 FLAVORS .hitt siwf I*) H'i e*f1sM(l exhaust fan. Communist sdolence in Tibet and himself l.s the great divider. Some DtVlLOPMfNTI through local advertising." tou|^ ConunuiUst words about In­ will say he has come to see '-the MAD WHAT OQCTOtS .AIW tmtS MV AAOUT FUemON I CANTALOUPES e.ck 29c ■ . . . Take it from a satisfied YelloW Pa^s If you want Ae From aunny Mr.xiro, iweet aiut delicious when scooped out dia's relation to Tibet. It is rela­ world more clearly and realisti­ **8urpMM4 «n axpoeUtioM. **Pint lim* !• It jraora mjr ton hM •ki>% advertiser! tively easy to believe In the neces­ jperform* mIracUa for • m iik Ms mmnOk ... not^btlof to and filled with Ice cream! cally, and others that he has lost luat allergy patint** broatbo. No tor* t b ^ t « im> en(^*d Upt. To . most" from yoilr advertising dollars, don't neglea your Yellow Paget /^rr,azin9 aplTania 4aetar) • . . “ For sity of p e a « when no one. |s tbt liiTMtar omA m an f oaiurtK^y tbuibs. “ vision altogether, but few will pre­ tha Ant tima I woka up • •'Trkw «•.. f . i r pnl^ on#_ day ^ foujid II threatening you. It takes that par­ tend that he is out In front, like a without ainua troubla**( Kaw mai.nraloua rtlitf. Thankal** a **{ g«t program. Tell’ your COMPLETE sales story . . . and use all directories FIRM, SOLID HEADS CALIFORNIA ■ Jtraar MO) . . . **ControiM oaiMKt______- ticular kind of courage which leader. o atubborn form of raaptro* boQgbt FuritfOfk. BiUoaa ma It la arondar* f aoms martial spirits would call lory a)largy in mp daugbitr. fuL Makaa ma braatba ooaiar.. .and akap. . that reach your market. We‘U be glad ta help you plan this impORSfit aga S'* (Soalham phyiidaii) vn to using the "laii' ert Moses of New York City, rateW FLEUREHE guaga of the cold war.” But he re­ top or bottom, however you fire EGGS Z ANCHOR HOCKING fused to Join them In cold war scoring. OUR FAMOUS DiNNERWARE talk, or Join any cold war align­ Some two weeks ago, Moses un­ "with every purchase ment against them either, and he leashed a controversy by taking CHEESE SLICES i C 4 7 c of 65.00 or more. neglected to threaten them with stbps to oust from Its usual privi­ Helps keep your UNIT NO. 4 (SOUP the possibility of the war they lege of using his park land the INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED a NO WASTE DISH) F 5 PC. TABLE might bring on. He still talked as annual New York City Shakes­ burner clean as it CREAMY SETTING. Available FOR SNACKS ff pSaciS were thrneeesslty. • peare Festival. His procedure was April 30 to May 6. heats your homeL MUENSTER OR CRACKERS L . , 4 9 e Whether the events of coptem- to demand that this traditionally \ porary history will ever afford us free performance begin rf;harglng RT-98 is the ndoet completely effective fuel oil additive in use a clear opportunity to measure admission, to cover the cqst of WE REDEEM ALL MARGARINE COUPONS today. This helps your oil and judge Nehru’s policy through the park gra.ss its patrons ruined. burner deliver more dean, de­ NEW YORK to Some recognized moment bf ful Charging admission would bring pendable heat. You ge{ pre­ FROZEN fiUment or defeat, we cannot even various union scales and require- mium service, too.'Ali designed WHOLE BEETS guess. We Mn merely Judge his reqnOi into effect which would tq make home heating easy. . . . i s a symbol of your personal achievemenL How ORANGE aU—natives at some given mo- mean the end of the Festival. rogrettable it would be if, in the event of your death, sfiant .which has already occurred. This effort to deny the use. of j » s i family were forced'to give up that borne beeause .HABITANT Call today lor JUICE A t this particular moment, pa.-k land to ah f established, .cul­ they could not afford to mbet the mortgage payments. Nshna'a alternative was. to- throw tural event, was questionable in Fortunately, y ou 'ca n . provide for just such an PEA SOUP tVs Can 18c I M ob ilh eat atlfs 6-Oz. oi'er all his own past record. Indi­ itaelf, as may have been reflected eventuality by taking oui a. Sun Life Mortgage Pro­ Cana cate India's - reluctant willingness in the fact that, after issuing the tection Policy now, | will be glad to give,you d^ils, . » .aaort to force, speak of the free demand, Moses went incommuni­ and there will be no obligation on' your part. NBC WE G IV E ^ .^ PREMIUM SALTINES ItZScfl WMM alUimces India could seek out cado, supposedly, to deal with an STAMPS FROZEN for its ovbn safety and strength, illness. But he has not been so ill, / u f i thus ratify the fact that cold it ia now reveale^, that he-haa not - FRENCH War had at last b rolm out be- been able to undertaji# tha wide CHARUS J. VAN DEtiSEN B E L M O N T E O twsAi China and India. " circulation of an aaonyuoipi. letter IRIARTY FRIES CREAM'STYLEWWRVrR A C a n a a P / W I Aghln, sra can only gueaa whether loaded with pereonal attaclj m M m o u fPK X .. 1BA8T pteh a eourM, on the part of one Joeeph Papp, Uie founder and ”1R0THERS HXLART Nstew would have- made India producer ot .tjje Shakeepeare Pee- iPboaeat ID 6-4604; Ml 6-601T; FI X-fiSOl aian MCura, inore honorable, and^ Uval. ' 301-315 Ceeler S l^ l 4 ^ ^ 4 9 ' * • 1 ^ A*va IdJwad or NstralnMl Such atrategy ) — ThV A t the meeting last night of the Ronald. O. Farris is In- charge of UIs accidents kiUed more than ,-> Brown, born 48 years ago In the but since a doubt had been raised news conference they had not ex­ 8 for Architect manufacturers are to conservative alrea, including Americana, are thank God my husband and chH-'^ Two volunteer firemen swam to church attendnnee eruanda and- •delphia, April SO (d>>—Chi«f modern fscllitles for major-lesgue, Manchester Squadrott' of Civil Air the affair. Tickets may be pur­ persons in tht nstibn in ths shabby of suburb Fulham, esU- the car and brought the father and as to the color of the c ^ ln ques­ American Hiyilcal Society says lt\ pected the invitation to be with­ 000 aboqt such things. I may have to vjdng for the apartments. 1 have dre'n ar* all right." loyalty month, during which at- 10 -pin bowling. ' Patrol, Capt. 'Thomas F. Walsh, chased at the door. fignit three months this year, an mated the project wUl cost a quar­ John BlCiri Jr. of the U-S. tion. "case dismissed." ^ Intends to have SecreUry of Com­ drawn at this late date. They said turn to the Oermena In the end.’.* been offered 50,000 pounds (1140,- So exclaimed Mrs. TVellte Bridges children to snore. lendan'ce will be taken every Sun­ A nbvel festure of Psrksde commander, announced the promo­ Increase of 5 per cent over the first ‘ TaoM B O N ♦ o f velvet, garage space for ,aix ter of a mllUori pounda fgTOO.OOO). Bridges, 81, a furloughed Bal­ _____Ctrnilt Court of Appeal* merce Lewis L. Strauss speak at ^ e y Just wanted to dispel any He put up part of the money him-, ’Hie garege for alx Rolla-Roycea 000) for on* of them, but-»I refuse of OcfrringanvUle, Md., yesterday day. Lanes will be s nursery with pro­ quarter of 1058. ’The fsU litles In London, April 30 W>) t - Charles RoUs-ftoyeai, a rooftop bar over­ io set a price until they’re Ylrttsh- timore A Ohio trackman, told hi* Loyalty to God and H it church wont before Chief Uoglstrat# Jo­ its annual dinner Friday, despite belief that Strauss had the sup­ tion of Timothy Beckwith from ' Blind Man Saved self and raised the resf through la equipped-with autometle wash­ after sne dived Into a rain-swollen fessional supervision, where chiir port of American physicists— and March vyere « p«r cent higher. Brown- is butUUng aoma Mew I,on- looking Big Ben, closed circuit *d," stream to summon aid for her hus­ rescuers he and th* children spent will be stressed in the preaching seph HerKh yeeterday and made a (ground Broken cadet second lieutenant to cadSt ’The National Safety Couhett television to check on callers, per­ friends. ers and a turntable for a quick a harrowing hOur. Me said the dren rhsy play while their parents protests by some of its members. they believed they had accom­ New York, April,' 20 A dqn apartments to bring at least band and three imall children, messages. The objenlve la to federal case .out of a traffic tlck^. flrst lieutenant. Beckwith is the also said disabling injuries during sonal trafile lights. Old crsftameij have been drafted turnaround. Special trafric lights swift current carried the auto The chief magtatrate overruled bowl. A society spokesman said last plished this. flUt-acting subway clerk saved a a few. gold-plated bathtubs into the trapped In their partially sub­ establish regular church attend­ F or 10-Pin A lleys The bawling corporation is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. the 3-month period numbered 8A and the acientiflc community" pared with 7,690 in the corres­ don’t have; "Thete homes, of course, will marble from Pakistan, carpets es­ "W e were In about five feet of rd for shock. Arthur Tolf. • the Ught; Judge Biggs said no, sir. center. died of expo'siire after the rescue. Mrs. Isabel! Roaendahl to the William Holmes, 54, the clerk, decide whether to do something from 2',4 bipion, house knocked down a stop sign while his nomination as secretary ponding period last year, Ths Gold-plated bathtubs, handrails only be the ^neat in London," ssiid pecially woven‘ lo reflect the or- he a-asn’t driving that day- -he Mayor Eugene Kelly turned the Eight other passengers were position of finance otficer and dashed from his ch'angp booth and 7 at an, Intersection here this week. is before the Senate. Some objec­ March death toll was 2,790, com­ -S---- UA-*------first spadeful of dirt at the cere­ picked up in five smsJl boats in senior-member Miss Barbara Ros- Jumped to the tracks, in time to took the train. ■ Poline charged Lawrence Bur­ tion* had been raised because of pared with 2,580 In March 1958. mony. He was assisted by Lloyd- R. the Sulu Sea Monday. The little endahl as adjutijnt and personnel fisg down an incoming train. Judge Biggs said his car was ton with mo ing a house on a Strauss’ actions while head of the The council attributed ths Up­ Ltidwlg, president of American In­ flat ship broke down In the Celebes oiflcer. Moeller was taken to a hospital fight green and dark green, greens bed truck over city streets Tues­ Atomic Energy Commlsaion. ward trend on complacency. which "anyone with normal eye­ ternational Bowling Corp.. which Sea, off the southern Philippines. The third of the series of teen­ for treatment of shock and bruises. day witho ;*. a ,'ermlt. The opposition group said It sight could distinguish as green," will own and operate the bowling A4P Super Markets in Mandnster - 261 Brood Street and 116 E. Center Streot OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, UNTIL 9 P.M.

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Godfrey Has : Job Insurance Funds forPark, Depot C^ U unhjm News Tidbits Rec Unit Readies Lung Cancer Cull^ from AP WirM " To Cost Town \ BasebaU Leagues Mias Mlri«m jUoter Qn Directors’ Agenda Rockville—Mtaa Miriam Klotar, _ jpiaii to 6 f f ^ R u ssia (Oontlimrd from Pag* Om ) Oolumbta lUcTMtlon Couneil ia 73. of 20 Oak St., died yesUrday Talks toward aettUing dUipute About $15,000 ax' kt her home after ajjrlef Ulneaa. Appropriationa of money for recurb Installation In line svi^ a tting" plana undarway for Ha (Oeettaeed rwB t e f Om ) from their tou|h b a r g a i n i n g that chancel were favorable for that lent 2,600 membera of Truia- Raeball -program for the boya of She waa bom Sept. 2, 1885, in port Wor.’iers Union on strike General Manager Richard Mar­ development of Robertson Park, recent change td the sidewtwalk stance, or (2) prod Soviet Premier Ridgevllle. Ohio, daughter of the complete and aucceaaful removal oi tin said todlS' the cost of work- ordinance. the community. United SUlee. fYence an d-W «t Khrushchev Into action around agatnat i.irerica. Airlinea In Tul- flo^-preventlon grsdihg af Bol­ Thia la the moat extenaive fea- ■-P. late Gottlieb and Emma Raubqr the tumor. aa nwunied today . . . Charles ,man’s coipIpeBaatlon Insurance for .. W'flLDt Town W'Mter C a I o I Germany had o b ^ te d to the ori*- Berlin that will explode a nuclear 'doter, and had lived in Rockville While undergoing hoipltal testa town employes would be about ton 8t., and purchase of the New In oilier bfsiness, the Board wiH tura of the counril’a qctlvlUea, Pflaar A Co. annoimces plans to , other than the «wim program Inal British proposal, fearinp the war. for the past 60 yearsn preliminary to the operation, God­ build a 4-story plant on Thamsa $15,000 annualb'.' Haven Railroad property in Depot contider appro-ving whether or not DOC FOOD In meetinga outside the confer­ She attended the Apostolic TTie figure, Martiii said, is that new GlastonhUry customers should which Includea both boya and girla, West would be put at a dlaadvan-' ence room yecteiday, Lloyd plead­ frey aaid that contemplation of the River in Groton, close to Its ex­ Square will be the subjects of pub­ and la alao second only to that in Christian Church. isting faculties. Mayor Robert of the Ihaurance Advisory Com­ be aljor>«d to get water servlca tage militarily. ed with Herter foi the divorce of "thing’’ In his lung gave him a lic hearings at a meeting o f the from the town’s Roaring ■ Brook coat. ’rHia*‘ year there are to be 2 15'A 0 2 CANS 29c The blnlatera aaid they stood She leaves) a brother, Moses Wagner of New York, aays city’s mittee which he ronaulted' Board of Directors 8 p.m. Tuesday Berlin propoasU, from plans for "cold, clammy feeling’’ and made after to'wn I>li4ctors expressed an Reservoir main. eight teams. All workers in thia four-square behind the West’s Kioter; two sisters. Mrs. Edward transit system Is not fnr sale in In the Municipal Building. program are volunteer. any over-all German or B\iropean him mentally *’ .t meas,’’ although interest In getting workman’s com­ The Directors, will consider fix­ pledgre to hold firm in Berlin and -settlement. , -Tomlinson and Mra. Edgar Davis, reply to offer by Roy O. Chalk on Three other hearings are schetT- Dr. Ralph E. Wolmer, program all of Rockville; and several^leces he felt fine phyalcally, behalf rr* group of bisinessmen. pensation at a meeting April 15.' ing a dale foi. a public hearing on to refuse to abandon the 3 1-4 mil­ Lloyd preued his arguments on ------#------uled for sidewalk construction on a proposed ot-.Mnance to sell a por­ chairman, said today that Uie lion residents of that city. and nephews. Conaidering the poaalhility that Director Ronald Jacobs and Golway St., ’Trebbe. Dr., and Por­ G a 1 o Couve de. Mhrs'ille at dinner last John Hutchinson had seen such a tion Ot Globe Hollow land to An­ Council believes that every parjint Though the communique did not night. The Briton was to see Funeral services will be held to­ the tumor might prove to be can­ aurvival without recurrence of the ter St. drew Ansaldi In line with hLs plans of a participating youngster ie CAT FOOD say so. official sources reported West Von Brentano alone today. morrow at 2 p.m. at the Ladd Fu­ cerous and that all or part of the move as a good Investment, ss did A total of $27,000 la being asked disease is codaldered to be recov­ Martin. The manager said past for the Dartmouth Heights sub­ willing to help In some way. Areas the ministers had agreed to nego­ Here’s how the opposing Soviet neral Home. 19 Ellington Ave! The jung might have to be-removed. ery from the original trouble. for the park redevelopment by division. which can be filled are manager, tiate a separate Berlin settlement and western positions shape ups Rev. .lohn Bahler, pastor bf the Ijodfrey said: , Boards had turned do\vn work­ transfer from th#'capital inipro- I Godfrey's wife, Mary, visited him man’s compensation because of a The land in question is 240 feet assistants', umpires, scorekeeperj, 2 >5'/j 02 CANS 29e if the, Soviet Union rejects the Negotiation!!—Russia wants an .Apostolic Christian (Jhiirch. will "I won't mind one bit just' so before he was wheeled to the op­ vemient reserve fund. An extra wide, fronting on Spring St., and field maintenance...Financial aid is over-all package deal pn Berlin. Bast-We.st agreement now on Ber­ officiate. Burial Will be In Grove long as It doesn't cripple me up so favorable apcldent rate «mong $3,000 la available In ihoney left always needed and. anyone wish­ erating room. She arrived here iMt town employes. extends appro, imately 1,400. feet German unity and European secur- lin and a Germanvpeace treaty, with HHl Cemetery. thst I can’t ride or iivlm or fly." night from their Virginia home and over ft*om a $70,000 conduit, Job ing to help might send a check, to a European security system to be Godfrey. 55 . and a broadcasting But one severe accident could af­ southerly to ad.ioin Ansaldi prop­ Itv they plan to propose at Geneva Friends may call at the funeral spent the night at Harknesa there to fill out thq full eiJUmate erty on the east. Wilbur Smith, treasurer. This Allied agreement on a fall­ negotiated aepariitely in Uie fu­ home today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 personality for almost 30 years, Pavilion. fect the tax rate, Jacobs said. for redevelopment work of . $30.- Regristration for baseball will be Soft wave Martlh said the town is bound by back position was disclosed before ture, The West—Britain dissent­ p m. thsnked his .surtlcnre In his final Godfrey la occupying a 2-room 000, General (Manager Richard held in Yeoman's Hall tomorrow the U.S.. BrlUah. French and West ing—wants to hoM out for an television program this week /o r law like a private employer to pay BATHROOM TISSUi suite with bath on the 10th floor. medical expenses and part of the Martin said today. from 7 until 8 p.m. To start the German foreign minijters began over-all package aettlemenl. pro­ their prayers snd good wishes; and It overlooks the Hudson River. For regrading an erodM bank Region Planner?? program, a boy must have been viding for progress by slow stages promised to "see you again soon.” salaries of workers injured qn the their closing discussion of Brit­ 'The pixilroom at Harknesa between Bolton St. and iSchaller at least eight years of age by Jam ain’ s project for a none of limited, toward new arrangements. Funprals The Nstlonal Cancer Institute in job. 2 *OLL^ 2 5 c Pavilion reported it was swamped However, no reserve funds are Rd., $10,000 -is being asked by Meeting Tonight 1. Because the local teams parti­ controlled arms and armies in Berlin—Russia wants to make Washington gave out some general transfer from the capital im­ cipate in league play with learns West Berlin a demilitarized, inter­ with thousands of letters am* tele­ kept for such contingencies, Mar­ Central Europe. figures on recovery front lung can­ grams for Godfrey from all parts provement reserve fund. from other towns, certain a g e national area supervised by the Mrs. Rat' er Ralchelson cer, but said they could not be re­ tin said. Finjuiclng and the' possibility of Britain's Prime Minister Macmil­ of the countrv’. A,hnual cost of workman’s corh- For purcha.se of the North End brackets . have been previously lan has advocated establishment of United States. Ru.ssia. Fiance. The funeral of Mrs. leather lated to the Godrey case because It railroad property, $35,560 Is rec­ using municipal space in one of the -agreed upon with them. It should S c o t k i n s- Britain and the U.N.. apd with pensation for Board of Education sijch a lone aa the first step in a Rail hel.son, 80, o f Springfield. wa.s not known there jvhat parti­ ommended hy transfer from the member communities will be dis­ be noted that for the purpose."! of control of the Allied supply lines Mass., mother of Mrs. Edna employes is estimated at about WHITE LUNCHEON NAPKINS cold war settlement with the Rus­ cular type of cancer he had. Parking meter fund. cussed at a meeting of the Capitol league play the age which a boy into the city turned over- to the Wjsrbuer 29 Stephen St., wa.s held The figures, based on a 10,'i5 4 Sets of Twin.s $6,000 neifl yenr. according to sians. Board business manager Douglas Walk Costs Region Planning Authority to­ will be on Aug. 1. determines his The text of the communique: East Germans. The western Al­ at I i.lO this afternoon In Spring- study by the CoHjiecticut Depart­ Construction of sidewalks on the lies want to keep West Berlin a Pierce. league age. Theae follow; Junior "The foreign fntnistera »of the field. Burial was in Kodimoh Cem­ ment of Health but said to be re­ Ai MMH ill April east side o f ‘ Trebbe Dr. will cost night, at 8 o’clock in the Senior 2 FKGS OF 50 3 3 c western enclave, protected by etery, West Springfield. . Board of- Education employes (Little League) ages 8 to 12; In­ Federal Republic of (West) Ger­ garded as applicable to the nation­ three property oiraers a total of Hlfh SchdDl at Newington. termediate I Babe Ruth) ages 13 themAelves alone . Mrs. Ralchelson died yester­ have been covered by such insur­ many. France, the United Kingdom al population, showed that the per­ $279.38. Concrete aldewalks on Membera of various Authority to 17; and Senior (Twilight league) German Reunification Russia day after ,i short illness. centage of males surviving five Four sets of twins were born at ance for several years. Pierce said. committees have been requested to and the United States have con­ both sides of Golway St. from' IS and up. atili wants this effected by West She was born in Austria, and years after diagnosis of bronchus Manchester Memorial Hospital In North St. to N. School St. would meet at 7:30 to name chairmen and cluded their meetings In Parte to and East German negotiators •Coaches signed up Include: Lil- Scott concert thtifr position on the basis had lived ji the ITnIted States for and lung cancer was slightly more April,_ two sets of thern yesterday. Converter Cute Smog cost 10 property owners $1,404.64, to discuss objectives and methods themselves through some sort of 61 yeara. of operation. '■* tls League, John Pringle. Edward of which to negotiate with the So­ tlian 2 per cent for the period 1935- Three of the four sets were girls, although Tomti Engineer James Merritt, Thomas Cliowanec. Jerry WHITE BATHROOM TISSUE confederation. The West wants a Beaides Mra. v /e r b n e r , she ,’H snd about 4 per cent for 1947- Detroit — The acute smog prob. Sheekey is expected t'c have lower Of Manchester's three delegates, viet Union at the forthcoming phased program under the watch one set was boys. Dunnack, Frederick Macht. and Geneva conference. leaves a son, William Riachelaon 51. lem In many cities rtiay be allevi­ estimates for bituminous walks at John B. Baraini is a member of of a Big Four commission the of Hartford: another daughter. For females the ,5-year survival Born yesterday were twin the flnance co'fhmittee, Atty. Jay George W. Johnson: for the Inter­ "Their discussions were based on ated by a newly developed cataly­ the hearing. mediate teams, Ed Gosline and 2 ROLL' 25c United States. Britain, France and Mrs. Helen Perry of Springfield, rates were 5 per cenl and 10 per daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Roland The Porter St. sidewalk con- E. Rubinow is on the legislative the report of the working group the Soviet Union —• that would tic converter that can be incorpor­ Elarl Gardener: for the Twilight three grandchildren, three great­ ceil for the same periods. Morin of Thomp.sonville.'and twin ated into autonwbile mufflers. It stnictlon la proposed on the north and interagency cooperation com­ which has been meeting in L had leaders, made plana at Teusday Snow's The British idea as originally meetinga with them," said Kelly, ■8' night's meeting. They will leave Yeomans Hall at 8 o’clock Satur­ conceived called for controis, in-; mentioning the subcommittee meet­ MINCED CLAMS spectlon and limitation ei armed ; Fluorides Fund ings on teachers' salaries, snd the day morning. . forces In a tention-ridden area of amount of time given to the edu’ch- Teacher Offers Vacation BLUE kIBBON - PROTEX W. Richard Curland. sixth grade Europe roughly embracing th ^-o ' Still in Budget tlon budget at the piiblir hearing. 7’A 02 CAN 60 Gauge 15 Denier Germany'e, Poland' and Ciec'ho- teacher at Horace W. Porter 27c INo, not today or any other day for your NEWSpaper contains such a variety of School is offering a two week vaca­ Bathroom alnvakla. Allied critics have ex- | In the wake of Tfiesday's ref- pressed fear a pullback in that Tnlland ('.ounty tion for-two pupils In the school, , erendum defeat of fluoridation, the diversified assortment of current news and advertising, it would be impossible to make to be spent'kt his "Happy Valley Directors , now finds it- at a military dtaadvantage. It^»as j ^ fi^ rc df about $14,000 Day Camp" on Lake Gardener thi.s Snow's understood that one of the things GOP Set to Elect even an approximate “ guess” as to its contents. You must read it to be fully in­ summer. They will be awarded NYLOMS the British agreed to was extension to do With what it wishes. through parents, who are in at­ CLAM STEW These are fine quality that outlaatf of this area. But how far It would The figure comprises the 1959- ( loin 111 itteewoinan formed concerning the activities in your community, your state, your nation and in tendance at the flnal meeting of 3 Plastic Bags containing many brands sailing altawhara far run was not disclosed. 60 budget estimates for fluorida­ the association for this season, to 4 rolls aach much higher prices. The British do not expect that tion equipment $12,000, and for be held May 12. in Yeomans Hall. 2 lO’/i 0 2 CANS 4 7 c the Soviet Union will approve the chemicals - $2,000____ May 11 has been set as the date the news of the rapidly-shrinking “ outside” world . . . the world-wide news which Th* Board can lop the amount convention of Tolland County Children from age four and tone scheme as it now standq. half through thirteen attend the 1 2 > ° i » 8 9 ( The U S spokesman w-ss asked off the budget, keep It in. or trans- ' ‘ '’ P'lhllran delegates to elect a with every passing hour becomes more important to every one of us. camp. fee it to other Items General central commlUeew''man to whether the Westerners w-ou1d hind The executive hoard of the PTA 2 ' " ' 9 9 ^ the Russians a take-it-or-leave-lt Manager RichardMartin said to- 5)‘cceed the late Mrs Julia A met Tuesday night to wind up af­ Milk Shake Syrup proposition, day Keeney, ' A casual glance through the paper is not enough-only by thorough reading does fairs of the year. The instaliallon LINCOLN - Vanilla, Strawberry SOLD ONLY IN TWO PAIR BOXES "No," he replied. ,"\)’e are going •hie Board meets Wednesday at .. Committee chairmen from of officers is scheduled for May 12, to Geneva with the idea of negotl- 8 p.m in the Municipal Building tl’ >'oughout the county set the date A pot-luck will precede the meet; attng a settlement. Our package to adopt a 1959-60lO.ao.RO budget and set at a meeting in Rockville last one en joy the NEWSpaper^s true v^lue. Don’t “ guess”—KNOW what’s in your pa­ night, called by State Central tag at 6:45. Special entertainment 12 OZ BTL 2 9 c proposal contains concessions and a new tax rate.' Is-being planned but-has not yet the counter-concessions which we It coneluded a round of informal Committeeman John H. Mullins of Stafford Springs. per today and every day because— in a point i^f fact, it is a recording of current been announced. will expert of the Russians." budg%T v'^orkshop se.ssions laat Asked if the rriinislers did not The slate central committee- Home From Holspltal '^peaLin^ of oCou/ riceA . • * ntaht. history. Today’s page is the history of tomorrow. Read the news columns-j—and by Dean Tlbbita,'injured in an auto­ ^endationadif t jl o w fenced ^ood ^pectaL ! discuss what alternative action j/Martm a recommended' gendral woman for the 35th District p'ill P u r e X they would talc If - as seems be elected b.v the county's 44 dele­ mobile accident last week, return­ You'll Lik« th« fjitra , ind budget of $6,572,100 would ed to his home bn Lake Rd. probable — the Ruaeian.s reject gates to the State Convention. all means, read the ads too, for they take the guesswork out of buying. BEADS-OBLEACH raise property tax rale from SI to il-..,, -/.v ,. Wednesday. Savings on Thast Stopl* Itamf . . . the package, he said they did not 36 mills. uiJ His recommended _ j j .town ’ Each of the 13 towns In the county , 1. diacuss alternatives. Zoning Bearing ' The Zoning Board of Appeals FreEich fries Strawberries "We are rot going to Geneva k would hike the fire tax rate from I ' •will hold a public hearing May 7 at 18 0 2 PKG 3 9 c Shredded Wheat «*•'“» '?” 21‘ with the Idea of falling back." 2.4 to 2,6 mills. 'll SA^E 7c ^ ______SAVE 6c he aaid. "Cut discuaelsn was lim­ 8 p.m. in Yeomans Hall on the:W7 quest of M,rs; .Clementine J.,Guzzo‘.- - At This Low Price 9-OZ V YOR CARDEN - Our Famous Northwest 16-OZ scouring ited to the poritjun with which we Speeder to Gel aOVERDALE Buy SOS Pads FOR 18 PAD PKG 37c will go to Geneva." for an exception' to the zoning Extra For Your Freezer Compartment PKG Sliced Variety in Sugar Syrup PKG “nie quick^windup of the confer­ Fall Hospitalizes ! regulationr to qjtbw.a houae to be Blu-Whita ence wae "Indicative of the high­ Mental Checkup built on a -noTt'Cbnformtag ibt on Ketchup •"«» 2 'im 47c ly successful nature of the meet­ TV Repairman Woodland Terrace Rd. FLAKES ^ . ' MtAiFMAST A « « - I* Liquid lJ U!_J • Kind a. lo Hands ing,” he said. New London, April 30 oRi — A In p;x>spect was soother head- New York man stands accused of Maneheater .Evening Herald Co­ Special for O ur .AnniOerdar^ ! Spaghetti manco-amiucan 2'cw“ 27« on ■ BasMVect polMsion st the Albert Atkins, ^-year-old driving from the Madison toll lombia barteapond^t Mra. Donald 4 02 PKC 2 5 ® DETERGENT save i6« 4 SS51 o® television repairman who fell froifi K. Tuttle telephone AOqdemy 8- Geneve foreign ministers’ confer­ station on the Connecticut Turn­ ITALIAN IMPORTID - Whole Pealed ence opening May li, j a roof on Spruce St.,yesterday, was j pike to thia city, a distance of WHEN YOU SPEND YOUR HARD-EARNED 8485. Corn Flakes xii-ioccs i2ozncG23« 'The western powers are d eter-,,,’ admitted . . , to Manefiester . , , Memorial - , i ------.aome 35 miles,- ...... in 17 minutes early mined to stand Arm against the treatment of a frac- , today. The time includes a slop DOLLARS-DO IT WITH YOUR EYES OPEN, Trend APPLE TOMATOES save 10c 4 ?CANSaSs 1 oo Ritz Crackers "Aiiseo jjj 29* Ruasian demand that tlitv end ' l«neecap. chest Injuries. to pay ...... toll at the -Baldwin Bridge- Reds, Norse, Finns their occtspation of Berlin and and bruises and ciits on the face. on the Connecticut River. LIQUID DHERGENT SOFT - .WHITI Atkins, who lives at 75 St. John NOT “ BY GUESS AND BV COSH” -S P E N D make that part of the gity a de- Robert Weidman. 43, of Hunt­ To Develop River HOMISPUN Hi-Ho Crackers «««"*“ Jkg 29« mllltarired, internaUonal area. St., fell from a roof two and a ahlf ington, N. Y.. reportedly evaded PKG OF 160 1 9 ® storie.a above the ground at 2 p.m. NAPKINS SAVE 4e But MacmUlan’s " government the loll in Madison, and is ac- A LITTLE TIME AND SAVE A LOT OF MONEY! 2 1202 CANS 59c Fresh Daily From Our Own Oven fears that InUstence on the whole yesterday., his condition was re­ cu.sed of reckless driving in Wa­ Moscow, April • 30 The So­ EACH € S A N D W IC H C R IM IS - Chocolato and Vanilla . Deviled Ham ikoucan 34< westarn plan or no change in the ported "good" hy s hospital terford. State . Police . aaid his viet Union signed an aweement • Nicely Filled with New England spokesman, although he spent a present setuf may d ) force the car went at well over 100 m.p.h. with Norway and Finland yester­ ApplesAppiHR •- uriitoiaiyDelicately Spicedapic.«a SAVE 14c r COOKIES ' ' " . ’ r r 2-LB CELLO 49c Allies into an tgnon.inioiis retreat "fair’*' night. before it was hedged in by day to develop power resources of Trend V*8 Cocktail VEGETABLE JUICE' 46 02 CAN 35c a group of pursuers and driven to <1 ..northern B-liiland's Lake Tnarl, AID REACHES TANKER the .aide of thp road in this city. source ai *. river along the boiler , DETERGENT Perth, Australia, April 30 Officers had chased it from Old between Russia and Norway. , ■ MsfsbiBdljow Fluff snSks 2 43*, Personal Notices (JP)—^Tho Italian liner Aust|*aiia Lyme. Weidman was sent to Nor­ Work on t^i) power", prbjqct "wm SAL AD A TEA GERBER BABY FOODS roached the flre-awepf Nonve- bs done through tha Soviet K)glta- wich State Hospital fo r'a 30-day ■' ■O’’. 2 LGE FKGS. 3 9 ? y Spuin mraul -QzcAN * i glan tanker Farnuind in the observation period. Koskl hydroelectric station and 12 44 ttrd of jHianlui Indian Ocean today and put dam, with al) three naUoiu sharing 4-OZ PKG 43c t-OZ PKG 83c Strained 4 iW# wM to Wignk' all dt our nslgb- aboard « . doctor to treat eight iq the P51W * prod,uced. tegc fritafls M^rshUivoa for Ke injured omvmeB. - Eight other PKG Of PKG OP Pronu Juice 52* ^Bu^4t« !2*5f •***-®f ktodoost and smpathy Pine Dutch 16 BAGS A O C 48 BAGS 65c 100*1^$ 1.19 Choppted 2 rn orJARs 2?c ■ • u i** duriag. the loaa of oor*dear aaUora were idlled in the en- Rank 1i^ an) UAtr. Wlllhun B. Ilc- giqeroom explotion yAtordiiy About Town “ SS* t ^ ‘kank Uie King abovd the ll.OOd-ton tanker 780 V ' .,— CLEANSER BABY CEREAL The small, round skullcap’ worn V j6 r D 6 r RiCI. OATMfAL,'IARLIY " i . ’‘SSSSS mikM northwest of Fremantle, The mid-week prgyer service will by Catholic ecclesiastics is a auc- n a tio n a l The Fannand, . after sending ont be held at The Salvation Army dbstto. Rank ia distinguished FIRST ! A an BOB, reported the lire out Citadel tonight at 7:30 and will be oolort—the Pope’s- snicche.tto ir 25c aad miM aha no longer aeed^ followed'gJt, 8 p.m. by an Informal wWte, a eardlnai’a ia red, a hishop'i Mn. Maria 'MeCtaii aad seaL aaaUtanea ' 1 - . Mrvtca. The publip te invited. ia vlotat aa4 thi^ o< otharaii btaak.

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\ /■ \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, ATfilL 80, 1959 THURSDAY, APRifc 80, 1989 Paget 13 io 2A Seciion Two THUMDAY, APRIL BO, 19B9 HmtritTBtTr lEnTUing H frolb Soviet Vets Ar^ C^Uege Students Happy? China^s President For World Peace : Mark Elbe UnioH N O W OPEN Dr. Ward Says ^Indifferentism^ Fire Danger Joan Hewitt Chosen Not So, Psychiatrist Claims Moscow, April 80 tJP) — U,S. and Tokyi. April 30 rSP)—CommunUb. China’s new presldant, Uu Shao* ^0ovlct veterans laatmi^t celebrat- Great Danger in W orld Today To FuelTanks *Miss Manchester* the 14th anniveraary of their 97 JOAN BAltBOrft f to' imagine college atudenU as be­ chi, toasted world peace, the hap­ FOR BUSINESS ing mentally or emotionally HI. piness of the people of every coun-. World War H meetli^fit tb* Elbe JnilUxlelbia. Aril SO !)•- But each year nearly 8 per cent "It Is not Oonimunism or Athe-py. carefree coUeite etn- the Mental Hygelne Clinic. Some Liu set precedent at his first ican and Russian .people. chester firemen from companies 1 Miss Joan Misrls Hewitt, 98 dent le Juet a myth, h peychla- ^‘RUSS’S ESSO” day,” aald Dr. W. Ralph Ward in Alfred Q. Whitney, education; Ljmess S t (right), a petite blonde swimming, 40 pel- cent of theae come on their diplomatic reception since being Joseph Pdloweky of Chicago, and 2 quickly- put out a firs on aii trim aald today. own. Hie others are referred by. named president—of the^ Commu­ addreasing the annual meeting ot l^iss Ethc< Goalee, membership oil tank loading platform yester­ with blue-green eyes who hopes to The now Mls» gilk City J a a SI., leader of the seven Amer- SERVICE STATION /- and evangelism, Mrs. John Mush- be a recording artist Is the new O o ll^ etoaenta are Juet aa con- faculty, doctors and academic nist republic " i- Monday.' leans here for the reunion. ' told South Methodist Church last night day afternoon just before 5 o’clock.- stenographer in the MtssUea aiod fueed—aa prone to emotional and counselors.. \ Peiping Radio said he shook He had raised the question, so, mlaslona; Rosa Begg Jr., stew­ The flames which also Ignited a Miss Manchester, Miss Nancy Space Syalema Division ot United the rerunlon meeting that the "What makes a church al^flcant ardship and finance; Robert J. Gagliardone, Webster Lane in Bol­ mental Ilia— ae anyone elee. re­ Many of the emotional lUa of col­ hands with the heads of diplo­ "pialn people of both Countriee 405 MAIN ST. nib'ber gasoline hose were dan­ Aircraft. Her hobbies are dancing, ported Dr, Melvin Seleer of the lege atudenU are overlooked, aald In a comrrihnlty?" It la not age, Gordon Jr., worship; and W. gerously close to five large gaso­ ton, a brown-eyed brunette who bo's ling, ice .kating, water skiing, matic missions from countries rec­ don’t want war," Walker Briggs,. Christian Social wants to be an airline hosle'ss. Is UMvemify of Michigan. Dr. Selser. ognizing Red China. ha eald, for, a chOTcff may become line storage tanks. , and listening to all t^'pes of muzle. The reunions have been held a museum. It is not size, for Relations. the new Miss SUk City, In fac^-fteahmen walk through When a very attractive coed Assisting Liu were his twpjiew since 1995, - commemoratihg the Fire Chief W. CUfford Mason ’ Th • winners v ere picked by a the portala of knowledge carrying with an excellent scholastic record '‘Rwss” McKinney, membership,' budget and buildings L.elegktee to the Manchester The two girls were selected last panel of eight judges. ’ vice presidents, Mme. Sun Yiat-sen joining of the American and So­ said the blaze, at the storage Unks night at Waddell School from a with them very emotional prob- comes with a auperflclal com­ are all artificial measures. Ooimcil of Ch -"t.hes are Miss Mar­ of the Bantly Oil Co. on B< .h winners will compete in and Tung Pl-wu, Mao Tze-tung viet armies on the Elbe in the formerly worked "It , is the quality, dedication, field of seven contestants. lema they had at home he told plaint, it might be chalked up aa and Premier Chou En-Ial appar­ jorie WUllarus, Milton Button and was of undetermined origin Fire­ the Miss Connecticut^conteet in drive that eplit Germany in. two. for several consecration and spirit 6f people Robert G. LoomJs. The new Miss Manchester suc­ the American PtycMlatrlc Aasn. niercK' an adjustment problem, be­ ently did not attend. Mao gave up Lkst year’s meeting 'was in the men remained at the scene for Hi idgeport May k3. The winner of cause the psychiatrist wpuld have years at “Bert” that make a church significant. By a unanimous vote, it was ceeds Miss Sandra Doutt, who is annual meeting. the presidency so he could have United States. - f about half an hour after the flantes also'a petite blonde. The new_Miss that contest will compote in the The atreaaea of coHege life are difficulty believing she could have Lehman’s gas Its reflection is not within the. in­ recommended that delegates to the were extinguished. Miss Universe contest in July. more time for the nation’s , most The American veterans arrived stitution but in the ideals of Christ Silk City succeeds Miss Mary Alice more liable to bring theae prob- any serious troubles. powerful post,. chairman of the station where District Conference request the The JIre was first seen by Tuesday. They -will be gUMt* ot comniunlcated to the world renewal of a local preacher’s .Twltcheil, who le also s perky hni- The contest was sponsored by lema to a head. If anything. When a boy comes in complain­ Chinese Communist party. Thomas F. Conran Jr., of 4 Green the Gordon Entertainment Bureau, The caae load at the Mental Hy- ths Soviet May . Day parade in he gained a wide around. license for William Keith for the nette. ing that he is out of money and Moscow. . Rd., who was driving on Broad St. Miss Hewitt weighs 110, stands the FMrst National Bank of Man­ geine Clinic on the univeralty can’t finish the school year, It experience . , . "A church teachea people— 66th year, a record in longevity in His call was taken at the 8th Dis­ about prayer, faith and hope in 8’2>i4’’, and measures 34-23-35, chester, House of Hampton , Per- eampua regulariy ahowa two peaka would be easy to give him a loan. “ Russ” will be Methodism. Lay ipeakers recom­ trict fire house and relayed to the funies, Pallotll and Pool# Auto _on e at mld-aemeeter examina­ Christ. This teaching is frequent­ mended to the District Conference Miss Gagliardone weighs 112, But more serious reasons may He happy to meet Town Fire Department. stands 5’6", and measures 37-24-37. Distributors, and the Ellington tions and one at final examination behind the fact that he ran out of ly Indirect.” for Ucenslng are, Keiderling, Mc­ The flames burned the wooden Dr. Ward described a kindergar­ The new Mlse Manchester is an (keiald Phofir by Oflara) time. money. old friends and Kinney and Gaal. , platform constructed beneath the What about panty raids and the Most of these problems began In new at ten child in one of Mrs. Ward’s A .inal.feature the presen­ tanks to allow men to load oil like? This la just a way of blow­ adolescence—and some even be­ classes who helped plant bulbs out­ tation of gifts in appreciation of trucks easily. They also consumed win Laird, Mansfield Depot; Mrs. VuotaUoi^rurnlibed by 405 Main Street side the building. On reaching ing off aomp of the stresses and fore that, said Dr. Scir.er. The col­ Coburn Inc. long smd outstanding sendee to the end of the 15-root, 2-inch hose Hospital Notes Annie Macomber. 58 Birch St.; anxieties college students build up lege students can't just shed their home she said to her mother, "To- th* church to Miss Gertnide Ab­ used to drain'gasoline and oil into John Massolini, Bolton Center Rd.; Bank Staclts d'ay we talked to God right out­ during the school year. Dr. Selzer problems at the edge of the Bid Asked bey and William Bristow. These the trucks. Tlie hose end was hang­ Frank McCann, 99 Wetherell St. aald. It la neither alarming nor CARS CALLEU doors where the sun was shining!” were presented jointly by Pastor Patient*! Today...... 216 ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. CeUa campus. Conn. Rink andJTrtisI In order to have a creative out­ ing on a brace almve the platform abnormal IsAavlor. The patients seen by a college C o ./...... 42 44 FOR AND Almond and Wells C. Dennison,' An official of ‘ he Bantly Oil CO. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. Ferguson, 51 Foster St. health servire psychiatrist are reach, Dr. Ward said, a church chairman of the Boarti of Trustees. BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A SOn Panty raids and seeing how First National Bank ot DELIVERED needs to take the exhortation of said two of.the five tanks contained Myrtle Morse, Mansfield -Center; many people you can pack into a comparable to. patients found In Manchester ...... 43 "BUSS” MdUNNEY about 12,000 gallons of gasollii*. James Lavallee. Box 366. Rock- to Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Melesko, Paul to "Put on the whole armor 224 E. Middle Tpke.; twin sons to telej^one booth are just two ways almost sny public outpatient psy­ Hartford Nationa. of God." Today’s church needs The other three were empty, he viUe; Kevin O'Neil. Wapping; of getting rid of some of the pres­ chiatric clinic, he sail}. Bank * Trust Co.' . 35'It 37 <4 Little Richard Free^ Alive GENERAL said, 'hie tanka are equipped wi,th James Wilson, 31 Eldridge St.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whlttemore, See “ Russ'* for courteous service, lubrication at the discipline, zeal, courage smd Laymen’s League Talcottvllle Rd., Vernon; a daugh- sure. More organized ways are pep Fire Insurance Companies Little FUchard, coon-hunting hound, is carried by his master, training that the early church had. pressure vents to allow fumes to Mrs. Elizabeth Clzmadla, 7 Lilac I ralllea and Intramural athletics. Aetna Fire ...... ; . . 73 76 escape with a minimum of danger St.; Karen Densmore. Thnmpson- tei' to Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph La- Nonvay’ « Product Falls Larry \vn»on, from a rocky den at Owasso, Okla., after the dog’s TV SERVICE its best, car washing and all automotive accessar­ Each must give himself completely Fellowship Set Shav, 87 Summer St. F o r s o m e reasons—probably Hartford Fire ...... 181 191 rescue yesterday from a crevice In which he was trapped six Days M QC A OaU to Christ. We have lifted up a under intense heat. « ville; Albert Atkins, 75 St. John their youth la one—it is difficult ies. ' St.: Mrs. Madeleine Pratt, 474 K. BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. Oak)— Norway's gross national National F ir e ...... 135 143 nights and nearly as many days. A veterinarian to whose Tulsai Nights w$2.95, ii.9 9 Plus Parts Christ of comfort. Where is the and Mrs. Walter Manthay, 1193 Phoenix Fire ...... 82 >i 85 V4 hospital the dog was rushed Immediately reported Little Richard disturbing Christ who spoke to the e Lutheran Laymen's League, Middle Tpke.; Joseph Nevue, .33^ product, which In each of the pre­ Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. TEL. MI 8-9482, Central J^nnecticut Zone, with Center St.; Mrs. Natalie Rams- Main .St. ceding four years- had increased was dehydrated and had. ticks but otherwise was quite well. (AP social evils of His day? This was DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: Aetna Casualty...... 194 204 PKotofax). the Christ that spoke from the wfflclrZlon Lutheran Men’s Club is Fashion Show dell, Venion Acres, 'Veinon: Thom­ 3.8 to 4 per cent, dropped notably Aetna Life ...... 245 255 affiliated, will have a spring dinner as Haddock II, 85 Fairfield St.; Nan Upton, West Wililngton; GINERAL in 1988—about one per cent lower cross. When we caa do this, we David Schelde! 188 Broad St.; Conn. General ...... 369 384 can have a real Impact upon socie­ fellowship meeting tomorro.w at Michael Pardus, WilUmantic; Miss than in 1957. And the n't national Htfd. Steam Boiler .. 92 97 6:45. p.m. in the parish house of Draws Crowd Mary Lou Gaudreau, Willlmanllc; Ciirt Marcus, 128 S. Main 8t.; product was nearly 2.5 per cent I t*** r ty, ho said. Mrs. Hele Zowada. 44 Mountain T V SERVICE Travelers ...... 87 90 Leads Worship Christ Lutheran Church, Hartford. Frank Hoher, Llynwood Dr., Ver­ ■*•7* C 9 QC A CaU lower than the 1957 volume. This Public UtUlties The Rev. Theodore H. Thormah- non; Jean Moran, 46 Bretton Rd.; St., Rockville; Mrs. Dolores Clark was the sharpest year-to-year District superintendent the Rev. A crowd of nearly 1,000 at­ and son, 24 Winter St.; Mrs. Bev­ Nights # A e9 9 PIiu Parts Conn. Light * Power 24'i 2^4 Harvey K. Mousley led the group in len of New York City, formerly of Walter Palmer, Tolland; Mrs. plunge' since 1931, when Isirge- m o m tended "Tomorrow’s Horizon” the erly O’Brien end daughter, 52 TEL. Ml S-848S Hartford Electric Lt. 69'^ 7?i4 worship through colored slides. New London, who specializes in . Herald Photo Oflara Alice Rogers, 83 Wellington Rd.; scale strikes crippled production. WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY fashion show presented last eve­ Jane Dostov, 46 Whitney Rd.; Ed- North St. Hartford Gas Co...... 48 Scripture and poetry, following the metropolitan church, promotion in ning at the Manchester High Nancy Gagliardone Joan Marie Hewitt Southern New England catered dinner. He was assisted a downtown city area, will be the School for the benefit of the Man­ Telephone ...... 44 >4 46 <4 by Mrs. Mousley. speaker. N chester Cancer Crasade. The pro­ Manufacturing Comimniee At the business session, reports A. MJ Lorenzen, membership ceeds will increase the funds raised Arrow, Hart, Heg .. 64'3 67 >4 were read and accepted from each secretary for the Leagnie, has ar­ locally for the Cancer Drive. Associated Spring .. 19'3 21 >3 ON GRANTS member of the professional staff, ranged for a number of Zion Dr. Thomas M. Healy, president BFTTE R By 12',4 KEEP YOUR Bristol B ra ss...... 11*4 the Pastoral Relations Committee, Church men to attend. of the Manchester Cancer Society, Collins ...... 75 85 and the Nominating, Committee. welcomed the audience and briefly Dunham Bush ...... 8 >4 914 All other reports were accepted explained the year ’round services Em-Hart ...... 49'4 5214 without reading available at the Cancer Informa WARDS MONTOOMiWV WARD Fafnir Bearing, New 55 60 The following church officers for Public Records tion Center in Manchester. These 18>4 2014 $ ^ % i s 2 0 % V u c m i l i the year starting June 1 were Landers, Frarv, Clark .services are under the directtoff'of; N. B. Machine ...... 28 30 elected: Warrantee Deeds Miss Elizabeth Murphy, head of SEMI-ANNUAL North and J u d d ...... 30 Mrs. Peter Staum, recording Michael Gurskl to George H. the Center. Russell Mfg...... 2514 2814 steward: Leonard Burt, treasurer; and Frances Cone, property on Kathy Godfrey, known for her MERCURYl Stanley Works ...... 48 51 Edwin Brown assistant treasurer; Im w g St. television show on WHCT "Con­ THE PERFORMANCE CHAMPION FOR 1959 Terry Steam ...... 44 48 QM o MU h M u h J t 6m f i t i e e A Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Judd finan­ Michael Gureki to Nicholas J. necticut Life," and Joe Girand, an­ Torrington ...... 28 <4 .30 >4 cial secretaries; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil and Alice Gurs'.iln, property on nouncer at Station WINF In Man­ U.S. Envelope, com. . 25 27 Treadwell Church School financial Irving St. secretaries; W. Frank Mullen chester, described the fashions, U.S. Envelope, pfd. .. 13 >i 13\ ExeoOtor's Deed the models, Md the extra enter­ 3 rooms of Broadloom OYER 60 CARS trier of appeals; HJdwartl'Macauley, ■Veeder Root ...... 61 >4 6414 The late Charles W.-Holman to tainment features. York Strang- SALE! chairman of ushers; John Speed The above quoiatloris are not to Ruth E. Stoker, property on Sum­ feld ' and > Richard Berggren in­ TO CHOOSE FROM be construed as actual markets. MdTHKR'S DAY IS MIAY 10th...Buy now. 9 r f assistant chairman of ushers; *W. J. Godfrey Gourley, chairman of mit St. troduced a note of comedy in the lust say "Chargo-lt.” Pay no menoy down. Quitclaim Deed show. Fourteen tiny ballerinas • official board; the Rev. Laurence Norman W. S‘ riokland to Sidney Gift Humor Featured Almond, vice chairman. from the Gertrude Tj'ler School Trade note— ice need Also, Frederick Rogers, cus­ Elliott, propert/ *t Wadsworth of Dancing did '-Waltz of the . com pletely installed for as Kansas City—The theme of a todian of legal papers; Martin Kel- and S'ummlt St.s. Flowers" and were enthusiastical­ Lease ' late model used cars. new series of gift wrappings be­ DACRON-NYLON-COTTON derling, lay leader; Nelson. Rich ly' received by the audience. ing marketed by a Kansas City 1 mond and John Pickens, associate Samuel Kemp Jr. and Anna G. Will Dobson, caller, and a group firm features off-beat- humor. For £ * Kemp to Optical Style Bar, Inc., of square dancers in vivid cos­ jay leaders; M. Philip Susag and example, one of its gift-wrap pa­ SUPS IN NEW COLORS Herbert J. McKinney, lay mem­ property at 3 Main St. for five tumes. gave a demonstration of i Aet Atvpt/ced pers is adom«H with portraits-of r"f bers of annual conference; Gourley year period Tiegpnning May 1; op­ square dancing. l i t tn l e e as a s o8 *° mimonrnm t » O n t h Scrooge and such sayings ss: "It and Keiderling, reserve lay mem­ tion to renei,' for five yeare. The fashions, fqr both men and Is not better to give than to re­ bers; Harold Porcheron, District Building Pennitii women, featured clothes for awtm- ceive.” steward; Fred. Gaal, reserve Dis­ Mm. Jeanne Martinick, demol- mlng find sunning, for the bar- . / • ' fc-.;-..V. HARDTOPS trict steward; Mrs. Reuben E. Mc­ Hrti a porch at 15 vilelcome PI., bscue, for square dancing, for Cann, membership secretary; Miss 3200. sports,' and for evening wear. Marjorie Williams, director of Phillips Construction Co. tat. Musical bac’.tground for the model­ . i Christian Education. James J. Gott, addition to house ing was furnished by William r' Give Your Back A Break Trustees nominated were Wells at 99 Columbus St., $1,350. ~ Boles, Rent The Do-It-Voursejf Mrs. Carl E, Anderson, chair­ We measure it STATION WAGONS] k Tools At man of the fashion show and her THE TOOL SHED co-chairman Mrs. Jerome Brett, were Introduced by Kathy Godfrey We pad it .We have these power tools: at the end of the show. Power Sprayer, Chain Saw, CONVERTIBLES Power Poet Hole Digger, We install it ,Garden Cultivator and Tiller, THE DKW STORY Hand Circular Saw, Sabre DKW, for which Mercedea- Two Bringing Saw, Hedge Clippers, Lawn Banz shelved Its small car We guarantee if (Mowers, etc. plans, is a two cycle front- Also these manpower tools: drive vehicle with an engine Sidewalk Suits **Alu>ays A Better Buy at Moriarty's'* Rakes, Shovels, Spades, containing only seven moving Wedges. Sledge Hammers, parts. Axes. Post Hole Digger. The Town of Manchester, the fgl ydL Tank Sprayers. Pruning Standard Oil Co., and Anthony S. MORIARTY BROTHERS When Daimler-Benz recent­ Evans of 25 N. Elm St. have been A 8 8 Tools, Seed Caster, Hedge ly bought Auto Union which *Lincotn-Mcrcury-Contlnental-Edsel-English Ford’’ Clippers, Lawn R ollers, GRANTS named as defendants in a $10,000 makes the DKW It had ait damage suit resulting from an al- Lawn Spreaders, Ladders. economy Mercedes fully de­ can -average 30 miles per gal­ Compimimly installmd •01 CENTER ST.—MI 8-5185 OPEN EVENINGS lon of ga.s. It has an aefody- leged^zidewalk fall. BEST KOU’TE: MIDDLE ’TURNPIKE W EST Call MI 9-3810 or MI 4-0780 FAMOUS veloped. But company direc­ The' action, being brought by THE TOOL SHED tors decided that the three namic body with ho flat sur­ TO BROAD STREET faces for maxlrrium aaJepSi George McCaffrey of WilUmantic, Wards new. Improved rayon tweed— ( Corner of Spruce and Maple ) I’SIS NYLONS cylinder 890 c.c. DKW fitted was announced in legal papers V --- their qualifications as well. And maintenance costs are i served yesterday on town officials. stronger now with 15% more yam s added. A SO PERFECT FOR MOTHER So now the company has negligible. DKW engines have Another paper received yester- fomily carpet, that hides scuffs, masks foot­ been known to run 100,000 : day by town officials was a notice formed DKW American to prints. 4 lovely colorations. 9 ,1 2 ,1 3 ' widths. foster sales over here. -There miles with no overhaul other of an injury allegedly suffered by Thread for thread they compare are 36 dealers In the Met. than sparkplug changes. This a woman in connection with a area, headed by the eastern is . a car for the connoisseur sidewalk fall resulting from the with nylons selling for 50o more! distributor, Robert E. Lee with a limited pocketbook. Center St. reconstruction project. Motors. I*rices start at $1995 in New The writ naming the town, Esso York and there are hardtops, and Evans said McCaffrey fell •f. - v In what kind of car has four-door sedans and a wagon. last July 25 at 1:30 p.m. on the 11 CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN. . . ! | Ssan.isM Ktirocls SIrsIch Daimler-Benz so much con-. There is al.so the ftaxomat sidewalk at the Bissell St. en­ Sheer run-resist mesh, trim fldence? Well It is capable of semi-automatic drive for those trance of Tony’s, Service Station 80 miles an hour speeds, yet who prefer it. while‘making a delivery there. U.S.GRADEA fit. Sizes: petite, average, tall. Evans is the proprietor of the station located at the comer of PADDING and INSTALLATION n I Twin Thread Poll PasWoned j NO-IRON PLISSE GOWNS Main and Bissell Sts. Twice the wear - every pairl McCafferj’, charging the side­ with Wards famous-maker broadlooms IN c u t -f o r -c o m f o r T s t y l e s USED CAR SPECIALS walk was defective, will be repre­ Sheer 60 gauge. Sizes 8H-11. sented in the Court of Common FREE! Pleae action by Atty. Anthony To- maro of' Hartford. Artloom* gowns with scoop, '57 RENAULT DAUPHINE Injuiiea Claimed TURKEYS The fall, the writ said, resulted deep V, square or round neck­ In permanent injuries to McCaf- lines. Nyldn lace and em­ Bbccellent condition, just traded ' fery’s legs, have caused him to A U SIZES '-k- broidery ; dainty eyelet and Unrip, aggravated an Injury exist­ 4 broadlooms! 6.16 LBS. In on ths fabulous DKW sedan. ing before the accident, and lim­ SMOKED ribbon trims, too. Florals," ited his baraing capacity. All-wool, nylon solids. 84-.40. Regu/of 1.98 In the notice of ;lnjury, Mrs. Na­ PLUMP, TENDER, JGIFT-PERFECT talia Bjorkman of 54A Oiestnut S t said the fell on April 11 be-? SHOULDERS DELICIOUS TURKEYS .EXTRA SIZES, Ksgular 2.39, SALE. or smart ocrilon TO FIT ANY BUDGET FOR MOTHER... /55 CHEVROLET tween 7 and 8 p.nt. on the south side of Center St. near Church 5-7 LB. 2-Door Sedan. Standard transmis­ St. / FASHION lARRINGS ' I* sion, completely serviced, excel­ Stepping off the sidewalk to AVERAGE SWIFT’S PREMIUM lent condition throughout. Another ayoid a barricade, she fell because Turn her head wHh recent trade-in on the sensatipnai of “an unexpected, unusual depth” L DKW station wagon. 10 4 5 in the street level, injuring her sq. yd. pssdded EXTRA LEAN BACON earrings! FlowSry left elbow and breaking her glass­ and installed plastics in peta)- SLICEU5 es. she said. ' soft- shades, enam­ She said, "It .was dark, and All-wool ripple texture in LEAN 6 9 ’’ >b '53 PLYMOUTH there was no warning as to the els, aurora stones, unusual depth there from the side­ , solids and tweeds; all-wool moonstmes, smooth walk to the level of the street.” SWIFT’S PREMIUM 3elverdere Hardtop. Looks and loop pile in two-tone%or solids; runs like a later model. A recent In submltttiig, a notice, ■ Mrs. g low in g 'ps'arls I Bjorkman complied with a law Words finest olLwobl Lb. . i l ^ s - i n on the unbelieveable All-Yrool wHh txtra all nylon in solids or tweecT$; Wool-nyion blend with FRANKS Berkeley iport| car.-. saying injuries must be reported *545“ within 60 days if they -are to be aerjian in two-tones or dossk Kulpturing ' Wilton broodlooM ; the basis of a lawsuit later. surfncB yttrns o iiM LB. ' 1 solidt. Room-size widths. PKG. 69® “ ^ Pencils • Perfion Made 1 2 o9 5 sq. yd. ssmelsie - ^ ^ r| 10.95 sq. yd. tisieW s „ l ' 2 e 5 0 • CENTER MOTOR SALES Low, firm loop pile outline* eodi LqvisMy thick 3-lMel loop fjle # I DO^ FORGET Ar t EXHIBIT and HOUSE SHOW BAttlRDAY. MAY 2nd. ^ 8t. Louis — Ths Amsrican pen­ Fine,tong-W4Kiring Ajuniniler In leof, curve. In‘6 ridi solid eekiri. oiegant sculptured pattema • / '-c NBADQUABTEBS IN THE HARTFORO AREA cil Industry, in producing 1,500,- ^tcroll, spray cM 'd eu d pattenw. f o r h p k w a u t o 000,000 pencils each yekr — an MAIN ST. average . of nine per person — MANCHESTER 46rMAINST. ; • MIY-0081 uses SliB.OOO gallons of lacquer. PARKADE MANCHESTER That’a the amount of lacquer'it IHICMLAND PARK MARKET i.-’T would take, combined. with dry V '. ,-\" plgmenU, to fiU to the brim •• n v M f H U p ST.. MANCHBTfIt Ml 3-4278 BWiminlng pools of standud depth and measuring 40 by >0 n e t m m \ y ./ a J:: t ..A j;‘9- \ ' fe MA]^tTHESTER 'EVENING HERALD. MANC^IESTER. CQNN^ TOURSPAY, APRIL SO, 1959 PA G E F i m e * MANCHESTER EVENING HEBAU>. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY. APRIL 30, ' ' ■ tnc.lded with ths’ announcement by ben held and MarUn about two plus not mors than 40 toshes If robberies. He-cited A wave of them ment of woaufi at an aarUer age Rippman Presents the *^*>’**- Scholarship weeks ago Interriewed ths top Tape Recording Offered ting beasst payments, ths wife of bsnahU havA laAn raducAd AT Bill Make& RobbeY toe Jud^ wishes.' recently, in the eouthem part of "W* • t e l * Porp« naming the 1950 • merit edlsabled worker csn begin to were net payahls becAuiA tbAy than they do now and that Some For seven veers there have been the atate. scorers. IJlieiM to Shall Your Pock'etkook werA receiving workmen's com- einployers would lower hiring Age Sbuthera Yam Wins Nation’s Heart Rep, Cheetar Dove Jr. (D-Towm- G irl »SchotarsniPi«<=hoiars. The pre^tlon. f hearing a salary ooUect them when ehe resches age Lashes Mandatory no -ofllclal whippings In Delawar#. range of from 88,084 to 810,888 To Support Duress Deniul Ay FATB HBMIJCB m j c \ ' U. . 'psnsatlon or some federal diaabU- JtoilU. Thto -wouldf give women The moat vocal opponent of the send» put it this w-ay: Formal tliiion in ity beneflU will 'now no longer workera a shorter time over which Fanetod Cp Tama If whipping is primlUye, so is was creafed tn proride coor>unly, one tion any of the African states by of several officera who questioned name, but It la unlikely that his the wltnesae.a In the tape record­ administration, now In Its loth ing, aaid they were not Intimi­ year, would be very comfortable In LEAN, READY-TO-EAT dated In any way. a federation with Ghana, which Officera had planned to present boats of Its ’’socialist revolution,” the tape 'recording aa evidence at at with Guinea with Its leaning Parker'e trial. toward the left. Sheriff C. H, Hickman of ad­ Liberia has Its own plan for joining I.Amar County aaid fhe did formation of an "Assocla^ strike one of the four Negroea States of Africa." ^ ^ who had been in the ear with Thta would Ineluda Indaptndant Parker, "hut not during question­ African nations and those with ing." fixed dates for independence, such Stewart aald M. C. Maltcal, as Nigeria, the Cameroons and To- DELIGHTER known aa Rainbow, was hit at a goland, to a falriy loose organisa­ MinSH OVfRSCAS beer Joint when he waa picked up tion deslfpisd to settle disputes, for questioning and refused to get promote health and scientific re- AIRWAYS CORR. a u h w i n u m In the police car. oearch, develop Afrioan culture COMiT 4 iin iN iR and provide for a customs con­ Stewart aald MaVicai was not vention. one of the three wltnesaee against President Tubman now feels Parker because'the othera aald he that a dsolslon on any kind of SHANK PORTION waa too dnmk that night to know unifying organtoatton Should be ' -hat waa going on. FOLDINGCHAIR In New 'Vorl , a- radio station postponed until at least Nigeria and the French Cameroons have offered a $6,000 reward for infor­ got their independence next year. mation leading to the arreat and Nigeria, with tts mllUon Afrt RRI con\’ictlon of the kidnapers. Nath- ■ cans, to oeriam to exorcise a dom an Straus, 'president of WMCA, Inant and ihodeiattog tofiuenoe on huary-pocked trips to London, Rome, Nassau, aaid the stati.m waa aeeking ether fi'ture Afrtcon poltUca. JamaicA, Benirada, H o ^ u lo , Hong Kong, Tolgfo-** INCLUDING c<>niril>titiona to Increase the Tubman, fingering a kmg cigar of the reward. . with ChurriiilUan poise and dig­ yea, even mound the wortd-yours.. . just forlolving More than 4C FBI agents are ' nity, doee not appear parUcularTy tbnple pnzries! still on the ease. alarmed by the posril-llity of Com­ i munist penetraUon toto Africa. MANUFACTURERS ATTAOKm IDBNTIFIBD Liberia boa not exchanged diplu* s o SIMFLB TO MNTBR... l i s t p r ic e Quitman, Ga.r-April 30 'Tt matic mlssiona with any Commu­ S O m u 6 h n u n t o W IN I wea hini." nist state. 4 I . M With those words, a 25-y.ear-Gld "Africans jensrally beUevo in married white woman singled out eommi'nism," be saW, "but not the Each week for 6 w eds beginniag Monday, May a teen-aged Negro boy as the per- socialist republic Mnd of oommu- 4, there will be a separate ‘TRAVELWORD’* "''VI 111 sor. who attacked her on the hank nlsm. of a -fishing p 29* 1 CO D FILLET lb 49* 3. Sunday la the most dangerous yon eiKh month, through the mail, a s»rp rise|^ from LAMBS LIVER Sen, Morse Claims day of the week to drive, la«ely a foreign land. See the comple^ list of each week’s (AU wbmen ^ be etieemd by Advertising Distributors of America, an FRESH CAUGHT becauae of "SundAy drivers.” 'Pnie FANUEIL HALL lb. PAN READY * 19* or false?- prizes elsewhere on this page! / independent contest fudging organization. All prizes must be accepted as WINAL. SLICED BACON 55* I B U C K S H A D Ike Made'Error in 4. Nearly half of the motor ve­ enrmded—No substitutions permitted.) hicle accldmU to urban areas In­ June8-JtMtJ3 V SWEIT and REFRESHING Naming Mrs. Luce volve pedestrians. True or false? e v e r y o n e c a n o b t a b o n u s 5. to most rural auto accidents 1st CONTESTS u t MtiZKt A bresthtaktng 3-week B.O A.C ibsulUng Jn death, two cars collide OF 1200 STAMPS BY SHOP- Jet-trip “AROUND, THE WORLD” foe 2, (Continued from Page One) with each othu. True or false? PINO **AROUND THE WORLD” including stoptovers In New Yeck, London, Ansirors 1»t PIUMM to t each ot the first 5 weeUy contests wit! Tto sttall- lb. mander In chief who Ued ua tato • 1. False. Most dang|troua tims of AT ORAND UNION flo^Mose p aid trip fo r 2 to .s fo m g n len d via B.Q.A.C;« aa loUokii9) 2wee]afoRoine.plas$200a«h:2adCon* tiont tomnghout, all expenses prid, plof $300 Biggest reason (or thto, to* ^8- Begimiing April 30, taMforiwylesf, yen empiric up at you don’t, you should, tell how’ yoU tlonal Safety Council says, Is be­ test (May 11«16) 1 week in Bermuda, plus $100 cash; 3rd Contaat eash for inddentalsf . can Justify sending a slanderer of cause drivers, to a burty to get any Grand Union, a free Conpon Boo^ containing 30 (May 18-23) I week in Nassau^ plus $100 cash; 4th Contest (May- home, often can't sae well enough coupons. Each coupon k redeemable between toe »nd pniZKt 1 week in JAMAICA fo# 2— Fpanklin D., Roosevelt to Brazil?’! to the half-Ught, haU-dark of twi­ 25-30) 2 weeks in London, plus $200 caish; 5th Contest (|une 1-6) all expenses paid—plus $100 cashl Fresk Green Pens It was tlie fourth straight day light time and fall to adjust to (he dates printed on it for 40 extra Stamps when you pur­ this week that Morse hae spoken 1 week in Jamaica, plus $ 100 cash. in the Senate about Mrs. ' Luce changing conditions. chase the item specifiedi-.These.Stamps are in addition Srd PR Izet 1 week in NASSAU for 2-»aIl TENDER 2. True. This probably Is so, the expenses paid—plus $100 cash! whose nomination was confirmed ’ Council says, largely because few­ to the ones you regularly get with these purchases. If Mnd PRfZC for each of the first 5 weekly .contests will be all-ex­ CALIFORNIA on Tuesday by a 79-11 vote. er can are on the road then to you redeem alt the coupons, you’ll have a bonus of 4ih PMZZt 1 week h» BERMUDA far 2«*, 2 - 29/ In opposing confirmation of Mnt pense paid weekends for 2 at the fabulous Waldorf-Astoria in Nei^ have an accident. ail expenses paid—plus $100 cashl Liice, Morse hqd made much of 8. False. Most dangerous day Is ^ 1200 Stamps—enough to fill a whole saver York, plus dinnert in famous foreign restaurants, tfokris to tc^ an assertion h e '. said Mrs. Luce > ENRICHED made In a 1944 campaign speecl}-^ Satorday. Sunday to the next most book! Supply of Coupon Books is limited Broadway shows and sightseeing. MgXT 8 #8ir#z«»rWeefcend8.at WAL- ,i4.| dangerous. 1X)RF for 2-all expenses paid-plus Broad­ F ir u . that Roosevelt ‘.’lied uq into w a 4 | 4- True. And according to the —available only while they last. POlTN Morse said that there war v;,' Council most pedestrians are killed Get your copy early! NEXT M80 PRIZES for each of the first 5 weekly'Contests will way theater tickets! LOAVl man to whom Eisenhower FRESH BAKE BREAD mbre» Indebted for his career-t crossing between, intersections or be gift certificates redeemable for $10 in merchandise or services at MKxr iOO niUMdmr 6-Month inbscrip- eomii^ from behind parked cars- to the late Dempcratlc PpeRi^ 5. K lse. OoUislona between mo- Grand Unton aito ottun: teMul merchants. dona to the “Around toatWorid Shom n' Morse also aaid'..tor “ tor veblelee ere the No. 3 < aah”~ycfir paiqpoct to an couWaf «« a hoiirar’s turvey, at death.' On the <»en roed, main NEXT REP P P tzn tor Meh of the first Sy/ccki^ conteits m Mwnth n a m n fcnalgn k n d l deht’aaJd riiowod .bsanes are noncofllslone in tlto wife Of toer-toBfi - roadway, eoch aa ovArturiatag or te giftcotificatslbr $S ledMNubteM Ttaie Jtoi»rine.ti 69 in Breril . running oCf a purvA “Be^mdleea of the time at day f. -■■■ Wa Rsiarva Tha Right To Limit OuantHki; hlr qvmjtft «r day of the week you driye," toe SSPERBMKETS Pricen Effwtive Upper Ctmh. Store* Thora.; Aprfl 80th Thro 2nd. dieted"^ -Council saye, "It’s smart to hold pnfortnwsto" (town your Apsed and expAct the ■ ; * Manchenter Shopping Parknde, Middle Turinpikt W. nnd.Brond St, Manehentef, Open Monday, '^caday, 10 A.M. to « P.M. 'Uon. 1 wiAxpAetiM , GET FREE PASSPORT ENTRY BLANKS, FULL CONTEST DETAILS, ASA-l "And tf you'n a' piedestrlaii. a I S B S 3 / Weriiiendnjr, Th^wwdnj% Friday, f A.M. to f P.M.-—8n,turdny, I A.M. to • P.M. ^ , todk At thA itaUsttei toiflws Just PLUS FREE COUPON BOOKS AT ANY GRAND UNION MARKET (M liidy it is to cross Aoy-i . •]. .. 1 .tunMMAMP'g4i*wirriiWOBiraKR--4i6iMuuuaniaFABBXiiwiNmK>ir^ ' IniHHMhsa." j- ■ .J- / ' \ . ’■ ..--"v V - ' Jt ■ ’ ■ ' ■' ' ' ' ' ^ I- . A- I. ""'■'A . U‘. f 'S.,

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MANCHESTER EVBi^TNa HERALD, MAWEESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. APRIL SO, 1W9 degree murder . but aaked for dumped the body In a roadside adding: "Moya’i giiUt is the guilt l^GrBIXTieBN Moya Senteneed mercy. His attorney said Moya had grave. of us all." ’t share CoB M Your FrMcripHoii ers acquire rellgioua faith. death'sentences. Moya’a guilt. He ineleted Moya de­ House Upholds served to die because the alajdilg .•»% K V ! ■ ^ r - The Jury had only' two alterna­ Neither Moya not members of D«iiv*rMl Within Tlw ^ e v ) Cuba Lawrence Hired By 0BCT:.T BSOWNSrrONB Vaatura, Calif.; April 80 tiP)— was coldly premeditated murder. tives—death or life Imprisonment. his family In the courtroom showed Hour . on AP Nuwafeatare Food Editor -+laria. Moya must die In the gas any emotion when the verdict was To Design Wing chamber for hfs part to the atrang- Moya and Augustine BaMonado Brick Makcra 'Tome aprtogtime. 'to mafkM we said they were hired to kill the announced. Moya was hustled go to gather to bright and btopiil- ulatipn of nurse Olga Duncan. back to tils cell without gotUng a Foirce Due A ' Jury -so decreed last night. Canadlan-bom nurse by Mrs. FINE PHARMBOY - For Firehouse REA BiH Veto tog fresh vegatablea. Aspaiugiis. Elizabeth Duncan, tho victim’s In­ chance to talk to relatives, or new*- The Babylonians and Egyptians young carrots, given peas, snowy Moya Is the final menibor bf a trio men. made and used bricks at least 3,- 884 CENTER 8T conv(ct,ed of first-degree mdrder in tensely Jealous molher-ln-law. Yhe heads of oaullfioweri at this time Defense Ally. Burt Henson yoM' 000’’ years before the birth of tnPajmma^ Arnold Lswrence of Mznehoater (OsiMiM|ii^^ om ). the alaylng of the 30-year-old two men kidnaped her from her of year, the connoisseur of 'fine Santa Barbara, Calif., apartment terday told jurors Moya was tho Ghrlat, according to Encyclopedia lua be«n hired by tho Bolton Flro flavor never resists these. presffiant nurse. Britannlca. Moya, 20, pleaded guilty to first- last Nov. 17, strangled her and product of a troubled childhood, Read Herald Adva, (CMImM 1MB Faca \mmy Oommlzzlonen to deelgn zn addi­ lifamll, f raackar-pi^' Do right by these garden foods tion to the flrehouae on Notch Rd. ttcian whom Eisenhower nanMB lb ' MY GLASSES when you prepare them and your aona on M cb bKIb oT It under a The eommlBsioherz havo held at 1956 for a 10-yaar tarm. H a'fit's table wlU benefit; traaty batwaea Panama' and the Asparague, first off, Here we TMtad Stotea. least thraa-meatlngae with Law- Republican- ARE INYISIILE ; ranca who la working oh praliml- In hla vato tpa^Baga. Elaafihowar preach our yearly piece: Don’t go 7n»e Ttmea aaid plana call for a V ', S /’/ to the trouble of standing the faw rebela to move Into the 1,0' nary plans. called’ .(ha 1 ^ ' ^'a major ntraat . . .I'M. W e a r in g ' A speciaJ.iown mealing on March ^ stalks'to a double-boiler or per- nlUe wide canal aone and plant the front sound-’admtolstfatlva j^Ucy colstor to cook them. Just break ‘Panamanian fla*. They count on 12 approved an appropriation of $2,000 to covsr architect’s fees for and praetWa’’ , Jwcauaa. It would CONTACT LENSESI off tough ends; use a swivel-blade It,8; avthortUea throwing them vegetable parer to remove the owt- Then they would aubmit the pUpning of the addition. Fire give a aubordlnats final authority. CommlMioners outlined the need Recant gfowUt. el.th a REA,>,.ha fibrous outer covering up to the cttaatlon of tha canal's 1;ontrol to buds, cook in a deep skillet with r # # tlM OAS or to the U.N. citing for an addition at the firehouse to ■aid, g h ^ no/^uraBaon to think a' it you fare Intereeted In conUct' lenaea, we Invite the Board of Finance In February, . changa'M'\haail^'.‘,.;, ' ''■ ■ yov to'oom e to for a consultation. You will thou a dome-type cover in a small rnypt’a auocaasful seiaure of the amount of boiling water a mini­ Sues Canal in 1956,. ^ Pallot Studio They had alee consulted with the Ha vras baeik^ formar Prea- get thr (ail detaile regarding these remarkablf new Tdwn Planning Commieslon on the Idant Hoover, head , of a commit- (luidleee, practically inviaiUe contact lenaea . . . mum of time — only until tender- :,The U.S. Caribbean Command crisp. Watch like' a hawk! Drain aiild earlier it had taken prccau- Service Speaker propoeal. alon which recommended gl'Ving the MOW they may apply to your own roeclflC problem. "3$t is expected that the. addition eecretary of agriculture final au­ We pt the same Ome be glad to advise you and aerve with nut-brown, butter tfima to prevent any trouble in Mrs. C. E, Winslow, wife of Uie and . savor one of the simplest Panama from affecting the canal.,/ will provide two more bays for ■ ...f - ■ thority. Hoover. aald In n state­ 'whether- you are a eultabte subject for. wearing • minister of the Church of the Naz- housing ' autopioUve equipment. epicurean dlahes. .. .e. ;T wo Cuban a m y officera sent ment last night the bill would cimtaet lenses. Just phone for-an appointment ait arene, will be the speaker at the Space for handling and Maintain­ -‘Hum lumse an enormous apendlng your convenience. When carrots are given a part­ Get Their Money’s Worth at POPULAR! from Havana failed yesterday to May Fellowship Day ssrvlce to­ ing equlpmeht, particularly hoeo, ner they become interesting. negotiate a surrender by the In- agency t^om even the reatzainte of whole and cook, covered In 1-lnch morrow at the Church of the Naz* will aleo be provided. the aecreUry of agriculture.’* MI 8-1191 ‘ Cook diced celery with diced car­ Ingredients; 1 large head cauli­ vgdere. The invaders said they arene. Her topic Will be "How flower, 3 tablespoons butter or of boiling salted water—20 to 30 Will Make Veters Monday Thd Farm Butoau Federation rots for flavor contrast. Or Cut would (jult only if the Panamanian Much Is Enough?" The service to­ carrots matqhstick size' and margarine, 1 tap^3p6op chopped minutes. Cook onion lightly In but­ By“ Money’f Worth,” Naturally Wa Mean Value! An extra session of the Board also was b ^ i h g Blsenhowar, but ter: blend In flour. Stir In milk. government shipped them straight morrow, which is sponsored by the the NatlonM Rural Elaotric Co­ MANCHESTER OPTICAL Julienne Snap beans; cook the two onion, 2 tablespbona flour, 1% beck to Cuba. The government Manchester Council of Church for Admission of Electors was cups milk, 1 teaspoon Salt, >4 tea­ Cook and stir consUntfy over mod­ voted at a special town meeting operative Assn, contended elimina­ together, drain, douse with butter No on« olftrs you the vaiu* In quality, tlifi volut in gfitting octuai- iftomlsed only to spare their lives. Women, will be held at 2 p.nj.^^d tion of Benson’s control was and freshly grdted pepper. Add spoon paprika, 1-4 teaspoon pepper, erately low heat until boiling and -Minister o f Government Jose D. will be preceded by a potlj^K at last night. In the opinion of ^town. 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, thickened. Season with salt, pap­ officials, the meeting undoubt'edty' needed to^Vpi’evant ^ Intefferenoe i an orange sauce to cooked carrot ly mor« meat for your money, th* volut of bttttr tostt thot you con Saaan told the National Assembly 12:15 p.m. with the REA. The association aaid rounds—this _probably Is tha most 1(4 cups ' diced celery (cooked), rika, pepper, and Worcestershire most of the Invaders are civilians broke all records for brevity. Con­ tablespoons ihinced parsley, 1 sauce. Add celery, parsley and pi-’ toko for granted at POPULAR. W t Yviii ntvtr socrifkt quality for ■ ^ ' vened at 8:02 p.m. b.v First Select­ It was confident the veto would he 747 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER popular partner of alL__- ■with criminal records in Cuba., or overridden. " \ And here’a a way to show Off tablespoon diced pimlento. miento. Serve hot with cauliflower, tht sokt of odvtrtising at lowtr prktt. the United States. They wore oaich Arrests Made men Charles A. Robbins, It was adding asparagus, carrots and adjourned at 8:05. cauliflower' on a vegetable platter. Method: Wash cauliflower well; pi^d from 6200 to $2,000 and were Oanllflower with Celery Sanco remove green stalks. Leave . head green peas to the platter. j i^ d e all sons of promises in the In Minor Crashes During the 8-mlnute seaeion K. e««nt o f a victory, he sa)d. He ■Pierce Herrick was nanied modera­ RocktUle Show to Open " generous,’! he eays. Other members SIRLOIN ($timed about half had belohged to tor, the*%all was read and a mo­ “ Mr. Exchange Club Himself,'VWUllam Spear of Mlddletoum, eats Hebron Two minor accidents occurred tion voted to hold a special ses­ on the local campaign conimittee, Hospital Wing lb. Extension Service program. More CHICKEN BREASTS Lb. PoRular TALL Lb. TOMATOES DAISY BUTTS CANS Lbs. Eoch than six nlilUon homemakers of Fancy JARS the nation will observe their 14th Delicious Coffee SOFT, STRONG Sweet Peas SHOULDERS The SWf-Brawine Lb. Cani n.oo annual Demonstration Week. In CHASE & FOR Coffhtf 9Sc 7 Tolland County, homemakers will TOILET participate in the annual State SAMORN Lazy Daisy CHOICE Homo Demonstration Day pro­ 'Regular or Drip TISSUE 2 OZ. bOTTLE ‘ gram on May 7 at the University, No. 2Vj Can 4 GRADE of Connecticut. Elherta Peaches 1II 1 — ■ '. H-a BURNETT'S VANILU 43e Links Appointed BONELESS Former State Repi Karl H, SEA FOOD HtlH SI I I Tea Bags Lyons 48 Ct. Pkg. 100 COUNT . Links, resident of the Gilead sec­ San Benito SIRLOIN STGAK tion, has been appointed zozUng' N oi 2 '/j Can^ for 1 SPECIALS TETLEY TEA BAGS n .l 9 agent of the town, replacing Don­ ROYAL GELATINS 1 3 Pltge, ^1.00 Cal. Tomatoes •Ill* ^ ald G. Heath of Amston Lake, Reg. No waste. Cut from choice HRST THIS SEi^ON! Free vegetable peeler wltii each purohaae. ' whose term of office has expired. ZEST SOAP Freah Smelling 9/Bare n.oo I I River Rice I Lb. Box 29c SA Drive Begins Hanover grade beef, the heart of the FANCY FRESH EASTERN MARJORIE MILLS RECOMMENDED PRODUCTS ■ John Perham, general chairman PHILADELPHIA Arnold Bread and Rolls, Gravy Maater, Boaco, Knox Gelatto, , of the Salvation Army fund cam­ Lge. 52 Oz. loin! Regular $1.89 Ib. Special HALIBUT Rlchaidsm’a Mlnta. Listen Monday thru Friday 8:48 A M „ paign, has issued appeals to town CREAM CHEESE 8 Oz. Pkg. 29c Pork Beans Lb. WTK) Radio. residents, seeping their aid in the PILLSBURY Wesson Oil Qt. Bot. SLICED OR BY THE PIECE FANCY drive. BUTTERMILK BISCUITS ...... 3 PkRS. 35< , "People to, distress come to the NfeW C B F GRATED Light Meat RED SALM ON Salvation Army for help, but we can NATIVE cut-up POULTRY itHu suN-omNeiwe are the source of supply, so be MOZZARELLA CHEESE e»i88fi«fi8fi*afia pkR. 35< In Brine BUY THE PARTS YOU LIKE BEST Tuna Fish Hershey Cocoa 8 Oz. Pkg. WEEK-END BEEF BUYS iiijil . BIB BOAST oftEEF «. 7 9 ‘ BIRDS•mDs EYE FRYING CHICKEN LEGS Lb. 49c 18 Oz. BONELESS CROSS Ctrr FOR A NICE iiiilf ■ STRAWBERRIES Pkga. n .o o Popular S?!«« PRESGRIPTIBIIS for Chicken Breasts Large and Meaty Lb. 59c iiilli MRSi PAUL’S 46 ,Oz. Can Doq Food ^Tf?.';: 3. 29c POT ROAST u, 79c DAiir QR NIGHT Tomato Juice FRESHLY GROUND SWEET, JUICY BY-EXPERTS CLAM STICKS Pkg. 43c WINGS RATH’ S". New Blue HAM BURG For A NIee Meat Loaf Lb. 59c BIB END FOBK BOASfib 3 9 ' NECKS and BACKS Lb. NAVEL ARTHUR BRUB Trend VEAL CHOPPETTES Pkg. 49c Beads O ' Bleach Blu White Sweetheart Soap Dutch Cleanser GROUND LEAN CHUCK Lb 69c ORANGES i’ii For Dishes and Fine Fabrtca EXTRA WORLD GREENwrAMPB In Safe, Dry Form Reg. Size liliij 2 S ' 19c 3 25C 2 Reg. size 25c 12 Oz. LAMB COMBINATION SPECIAL WE CARRY A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ON MANY ITEMS THIS WiUBK! . ! I Liquid 2r.,59e Pkg. 43c oue. 39c Large Size 27c 3 Bath Size 37c 2 Giant Size 39c FreAly cut shoulder lamb COLONIAL BRAND Doz. 49c WINBOW SHARES chops and nice inecfia of stew­ CHOICE COLD CUTS INDIAN RIVEB, SEEDLESS OrMBc Wlilt*. Eeni U. 8. EXTRA M^CS Libner Sunflower Plantara « WEEKEND SPECIAL Tetley Tea Populor Napier Salad ing Iamb. Tray pack, about 4 Coaktail B O LO G N A or PINK GRAPEFRUIT 4 r. 29c Mayonnaise Dressipig Bh'd Seed Iba. to the tray. Lb. nish 4^ Tea Bags 65c TASTY. FRESH HQLL^IND N Tray Combination Special VEAL LOAF y | n C P te i 35c Quart 59c Pint 31c . quart 49c » Lba. 59c Ideal for frytog or -paadwlehca. | EGGPUNT . 2 Lbs. 29c Yo«2 Renew Half Pouad •83c LOIN LAMB CHOPS •* 'Lb, $1*19 FIRM, 8 0 U D h e a d s Whole o r half or by the elmnk n ot' i ii» V' Cholee Lamb out to any thickneM you wlah. snood. FITLL '1^41 O l' O08TOM... Underwood Fels Naptha 1 • 1 ■ J _ ^ • » UtSjaE PINK MEAT . CABBAGE Modess -vnnMiN M.INDS EXTRA LARGE StZB Soap " ’ Super 12’e Super St’s Deviled Horn L iSiittiiB B fy KRAFTS MAYONNAISE CHASE A SANBORN COFFEE OANTALOUPES ARTICHOKES Far ‘ . • ifi E. A iOHNSON '7c OFE! PAY ONLY Pt. f-4c OFF! PAY ONLY ^b. iiliii 2 - r J e ^ c I 87c 2P^9cwS 37c Eaeh L FAINT BO. -POUiliW OlILD OIQlEHStAMfS EVOIY W l 3Be iiilii in HaUSt, IdlH l >-4MI ..i' yiiLH."iiiili:Lisi.iy..:.jKli:ii!:i!ulji!jili!ii|jlil!l^ ijlili

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Security Division week since the pre-rsesgslow period of year ago, tha elahna load daellaad New Idle Qaims ending April 25.' DMember 1957. to 70,518 from 71,887. New. claims eptered during the The drop in claims was attrib­ Stigiff-Coated-Nuts. Are Snack Treat Dcfcline in State last period were 124 as compSredT uted by Labor Commissioner Re- l^rge Spring to 185 a year aga For the period nato E. Ri«:iuti to the large num- ending April 18, 137 were made. l^r of exhaustions, the dlsgdgllfl- Mammoth Springi tn northern By OQOILi I^WNgTONE 'There were 1,418 in all claims— Statewide, unemployment claims cation of claimants under the 1150 Arkansas, i| one of the largest A F Fffod Editor, - 174 leas than last year during the dropped to 43,858 for the last earnings requirements for a tit- springs in the United States, flow­ Whon w «m w eithfr oncouragu ' 'jt same period—registered at the lo- period from 47,888 the preceding ond benefit year, and the seasonal ing at the rats of 215 million gal­ patio picnlcli.Mid porch, partial,;a :rll 30 (/P)—The Jap­ Deaths Last ?Jight the sugar, com syrup, water and anese foreign office -today refused FRESH salt. By THE AS.SOCIATED PRESS - Stir over low heat until sugar to explain Ita refu-eal of a visa for London—Gen. Sir Kenneth An­ dissolves.' Cook without stirring Harry Bridges’ right-hand man to derson, 67, commander of the Al­ over medium heat to hard-crack attend an Aslan dock -workers lied First Army in the Tunisian FRUITS. VEGETABLES 16 O*. PKG. SLICED stage (300 degrees on a candy conference In ''-'olyo. campaign of World War II, died thermometer) or until a small Louis Goldblatt, secretary- Wednesday in Gibraltar. After STRAWBERRIES amount of the syrup dropped into treasurer of Bridges’ International the war he commanded British TASTY VINE RIPENED very, cold water separates into Longshoremen's and Warehouse- troops In East Africa and w'as • O*. PKG. FRENCH FRIED threads that are hard and brittle. nien's Union (ILWU), said in governor of Gibraltar from 1947 Meanvihile spread nuts in a shal until his retirement in 1952. lb POTATOES For low pan and heat in a moderate Francisco that he had been denied TOMATOES (350 degrees) oven for 10 minutes a vi.sa. Rochester, Minn.— Dr. Arthur Reduce heat under candy mixture "This problem is not at present H. Sanford, 77, retired clinical CUT GREEN or to very low; add heated nuts, but­ at a stage v'here it can be dis­ pathologist at the Mayo Clinic, TENDER FRESH SUMMER cussed. It is too early to com­ died Tuesday of a heart ailment. ter and vanilla. Stir Just until nuts 9 O*. Pkg. For 69c are coated and butter is melted. ment,’’'said a foreign office -^jokes- Dr. Sanford served at the clinic 38 WAX BEANS Remove from heat; turn into a man. years, 35 as head of the section large coarse sievej set over a but The leftwing All-Japan dock- on cliniciCl pathology, before re­ SQUASH tered pVih, for 1 minute to drain workers’ union charged that Rus­ tiring In 194^ off excess syrup; spread nuts on sian and Indonesian delegates as Beverly Hills, Calif. .—Richard another shallow buttered pan and well as CJoldblatt are being tarred B. W. Hall, 62, radio station exec­ FIRM. RIPE YELLOW COOKIES separate with forks. from the conference opening in utive and forpier husband ol Doro­ Variation: For a slightly redo Tokyo May 11. They demanded an thy Schiff, publisher of the New lbs. lent but not overpowering spice explanation f. oni the government. York Post, died Tuesday. . Hall, BANANAS SUNSHINE flavor, omit vanilla; mix 1 tea Bridges is th. prime mover be­ who had been suffering from a HYDROX COOKIES I % oz. Pfeg. 39c spoon cinnamon,. 1/8 teaspoon hind the conference. An ILWri heart ailment in recent years, was gringer, 1/4 teaspoon cloves, and .spokesman said j'esterday that the bom in New York City. SWEET JUICY NAVEL 1/8 teas{K>on nutmeg with sugar. West Coast m!on leader had not NABISCO Note: When oool, the synip mix­ yet applied for his Japanese visa. LORNA DOONE ... 10'A oz. Pkg. 35c ture drained from nuts may be A spokesman for the Japanese doz. broken into pieces for hard candy dockers hinted the conference OPEN DAILY ORANGES EDUCATOR CRAX . . . 8 oz. Pkg. 22e might be cai celed—or held out­ side Japan—Tf Goldblatt and other 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. delegates ore prevented from at­ SUNDAY, 8 A.M.-8 P.M. tending. School Menus Opposition to the conference .PINE PHARMACY came from the Japanese Seaman's 684 CENTER ST. Mix \ The menua for May 4 through Union. A spokesman said it is de­ 8 are as follows: n Eiwnentary Monday: Baked luncheon meat, 2nd BIG WEEK Match scalloped potatoes, buttered peas, bread and h'itter, mixed fruit, milk, Tuesday; Hamburg gravy SWEET LIFE SWEET LIFE mached potato, buttered corn 0 TALL QQC Solid Packed bread and butter, flavored gelatin In Oil Can, with whipped cream, milk. Q CANS WHITETUNA 3 99c Wedneeday; Tomato soup, but­ EVAPORATED MILK ter and jelly sand\Yiches, cheese SWEET LIFE wedge, grapefruit sections, milk. DOLE’S CRUSHED Thursday; Hamburgers on roll FOOD W STORES y i le 0 . QQc 8 Oz.Xlans buttered leans, chocolate cake YOUR BEST NEIGHBORHOOD STORES CANS JUICY PEARS 7 99c with white frosting, milk. PINEAPPLE ^ . .Sliced Bartlett Friday; Tunaflsh salad, potato CARRY SUGAR HEART FOOD PRODUCTS chips, vegetable sticks, bread and YELI.OW CLING butter, butterscotch pudding, milk. i 0 . q q c STRAINED BEECHNUT -Iimlor High CANS Monday: Vegetable beef soup, INTROVICNE GRATED CHEESE—2 Os. sliced meat loaf sandwich or pea­ SLICED PEACHES BABY FOOD 10jara99c nut butter and jelly sandwich, SWEET LIF^ * /iheese square, grapefruit and INTROViGNE GRATED CHEESE—4 Oc. BEECHNUT JUMIOR orange sections, milk. C 16 OZ. Q C I ^ ’ Tuesday: Frankfurt on roll, ap,-. ^ .CANS .pleqsuace, potato p.hlpe. vanilla INTROVICNE FLAVORED BREAD CRUMBS—8 Oc. APPLESAUCE BABY FOOD 7 Jars 99c tapioca with cream, milk. l* Wednesday: Meat and gravy on SWEET LIFE biscuit, carrot and raisin salad, or STflRKIST TUNA WHITE MEAT—7 Oc. 35b R q q c SEALTEST CHOCO-CHIP ' buttered beets, bread and butter, ^ CANS date cake, milk. Royal Lunch CUT GREEN BEANS ICE CREAM . (4 Gal. 9 9 c ' Thursday:. Baked corned beet Milk Crackers ham, buttered spinach, diced car­ NABISCO 39c SWEET LIFE rots, bread and butter, fruit cock C 16 OZ. Q Q ^ SWEET LIFE tall, milk. Spaghetti TTIday: paked - fish and chips, Sauce lO'/j Oz. 35c CANS tomato sauce, whole kernel com, BUITONI______CUT WAX BEANS f a c iA . t issu e 6 Pkgs of 400 99c breacT and butter, whipped cherry SWEET LIFE gelatin with creatn. milk. CALO - Senior High ReynoldsWrap 29c R 16 o z q q c Monday: Steak ' sausage links, = V .CANS Jig l/ applesauce, .mariied 'potato, but- Regular SIm 2 for 31e TENDER PEAS DOG CAT FOOD 3 Tall Cans 99c tern green .'bs^s, bread and but­ ^Giant Size 23c ter, milk. Tuesday: Ham loaf, parsley, po­ tato, buttered suceptash, bread and Copper butter, milk, ■ - , . ' Gleaner 10 Oz. 37c PLUS GREEN iSTAMPS Wednesday: Frankfurt on bun, CAMEO potato chips, stewed tonuiU),.milk, Thursday; Porcupine meat balls Breakfast with tomato sauce, buttered green Cocktail 46 Oz. AMPLE PARKING AT FRONT, SIDE OR REAR OF BUILDING • beans, bread sind butter, milk. B C 43c Friday: Baked fish filet, mashed ^ 1 1 1 / I C n r Lemonade B a se 6 Oz. 2 for 27c potato, garden salad, bread and fj-'-a butter, milk. . I Orangeade Base 6 Oz. 2, For 35e OPEN WED. till 8 P.M.-THURS. till 8:3& P.M.-rFRI. till 9 P.M..'tl ■ . ----- • f r J Fiih StaliBticii Taught D D C k l 'C *"»**”* Coffee y>x ■ T O #i T D \/K l||C n d Deal Pack 5 Oz. / YC Bombay .An JnUmatibnal training.-denteri In f l a h ^ etatla.'' Sc Off D«al tics for ti*Jh8ei^! ttabrnd. at Mmi !<^’ I SUfiMjH^RT t*r. , .-V .■ ‘

I t , >. -■<> J 1 MANC^HES*™ EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER; (X)NN;;.THURSDAY, APBIL 80, 1&59 PACK TWENTY ...... ^ ~ THE ..X ^Re(tl ’ P a tte rso n Herald Angle :ain Against ■ XX-*’' ’sr-xx TBuriBe Hom e Champ Winds PAT BOLDUC Lbgaii, Covington HRs tip Worlcputs • j ^ 4a^taa$'8porta IliUtat Xssist Turjt^y )3k»wE^g Notes with Local TU ivof Spark Braves to Lead For Title Go This is fi Busy time, of tj|ie.year for s sports writer, wh»t In SecoH' INTBitNATIONAL LCAOUB with. the. opriilg Sportis schedule at the high school and the Ansaldl'e New York, April 80, (/P)—Milwaukee lost two in a row, fell Indianapolifi, April 30 (flP)— cohntless boWlTnig banciuets being held by htimerous local New York, Afiril 30 .-.Joseph Lynch, Coach, Bob La out of first place and a disturbed Manager Frtd Haney an­ Whfit Jfi the Chi- Polt, assistant The “ real” Floyd PatterBon. leaffu^s.-'Whenever time permits.lt Is always fi pleasure to nounced he planned to bench weakrhitting Johnny Logan and George EychoakI, GaiT GentU- will be on display against / accept' a banquet invitation since In most cases an enjoyable cago White S6x.'thfit j>epf core. Tommy klcKeough, Dave evening is guaranteed and it does offer an opportunity to Wes' Covington. Now the Staves are back in the N^ionfil up thej^ew Yh’Tk Saplenza, Jlmi..y Dwyer, Bruce British challenger Brian Lon­ League lead, and who hit the home^ don in their heavyweight plrk ftp a little Information foi^ runs that put ’em there? Logan kees? /There* wie,; for fii* Leone. Paul Leone, Dennis Lynch, this c'olumn- And so for you 1 ^ 1 southpaw Johnny Podrss (Y-3) stanc^ thet dnUit^, final two^ Gregoiiy Zlen^ak Billy Rylander, title fight Friday night. That Joe Vinsko who. concluded a flne and Covington. . _ with two run* in the ninth. Four ing enthuslaats here Is it brief year with 109.81 mat-k. month slump "the Yanksea had last Robert *-aPolt, V'lUla u Remmey, was almost the final word from summery on three leaguea which a With a couple of^dayi of rain singes did it.cvlth ptnoh-hittar Bob Completing the top 10 weroEmil Intervening between that lost se,j(on before ipIlifcdUfig the Frederick Burr, HI; Stephen Huot, the champlon’a camp today as Pat­ rectntly/completed successful sea­ Birm an driving In the tying run lUi League penM«i« At eii* Ronald Pitruzsellp. terson went through his last light Diets (Garden Restaurant) 108.74. weekend In Cincinnati and laat and plnch-hltter Dave Phllley de­ sons.- Andy Kravontka (farm ’s) 108.52, night’s game with St. Louis, ley had lest fwiF-Of-Uialr last six Areto * Sylvester workouts for his fourth tiqe de­ * * • livering the clincher against re­ gams* bsfore .pleyuig (Jhicago, Jim Benso; , ■ coach, Robert Lit­ fense. , , John Barletta (Rainbow) MI8.9, Haney changed his mind about liever Art Fowler. Jack Meyer then took two leiir frpm tM tle, Frank Vaicarrb, assistants. "Floyd will be 100 per cent bet­ Wpmen’ s'.League Guy Doyon (Optical) 108.4, Ernie benching his shortstop and left- (3-1)'” won It In' relief of Robin 'White Sox. Later, they toet tfiur ’ Frank Vaccarro Jr^v, James Mc- ter than he Was against Roy Har­ ,.One agalm Roger DlTarando’s Wllkle (OpUcal)' 107.57, Hank fleldet. And within three Innings Roberts, who suffered a muscle of five, but then tooK two of. Uir$e Gehan, Wallpj’ f-molenAI. Clifford ris—and he had better be. said Walnut Restaurant isntry repeated Wlttke (Jon-Dl’e) 107.64 and Haney was happy. spasm In his back and gave way from the* Sox. And just before Hassett, Michael Gilbert; Robert Manager Cus D-Amato.! "London, _ ... as champions, winning 52 of 75 Russ Wilson (Optical) 107.41. Logan belted hia first Kqmer of to a plnch-hltter In the seventh, locking up the.flfig they swept two the year, with a man oh, in a McNeil. \ViU;am McCabe, Gary is a tough fighter.” matches to finish 13 games In Winnie Smith produced ther sea­ Wally Post hit a pair of homers from Chicago, after again losing Benaon, Josep;. Savino, Raymond front ■ o f ' runner-up White Glass. son’s , best single game effort, a three-run second Inning. 'Then four of six games.' •. ,, -j, '• This is going to be the Patter­ Covington blasted his first of the for the Phils, accounting for their lAOace, John Savino, Leonard White won 39 of Ite 75 games. 158, while Faber turned In a 400 first three runs. Duke Snider drove The Yankees had'their first sune son you saw knockout Archie triple, the first In the loop’s his-- year, alsq h two-run shot, In the Kearns, Timothy Hassatt, John Moore,” said Trainer Florio. individual trophy winners In­ in the Dodgers’ first three, with a In of the season with th* W lfiu S(>t Quaglla, Joseph. Quaglia. LUCKY STRIKE KINGPINS—Merrill’s Market garnered regular season laurels in the cluded Anrie TweMy, high single tory. The Garden Restaurant third and the Braves were off to "He's in about the same, shape aa a 9-3 victory over the Cardinals. single and a double, and Don De- yestet%lay. T hey went Into Comls- Page 111: C a ter^ nevir Double Strike Bowling League this past winter. Reading froin left to right, Rup he was for Archie. You're going of 152j Flo'Johnson, a 364 triple, pinned a team single of 6()5 and Meter’s sacrifice fly gave them a key Park below .500 after losing Jon-Di’s put together a fine 1,694 That gave Milwaukee a .042 per­ SEE HERE NOW— Casey Stengel, handed Mickey Mantle a, handful of /bats at the Ed Fitzgerald, coach, DieP Appleby,. Bob Farrarid, Mike Denhup, Ted Chambers, Charlie McCarthy and Pete to see the real Patteraon against and the. quartet of Madeline Mor- 4- 3 lead In the .seventh. start of the New York Yankees’ first western swing and told the slugger to do som^ four in a row. Bob 'iTurlty, the ley, Vi Chapmhn,’ Ruth Ostrander team triple. Another top mark waa centage edge over the Los Angeles * • • Cobb, George E/ans, assistants. Jankowski comprised the team’s championship, roster. (Herald Photo by ,Ofiara) London. Not like the guy who Dodgers, who slipped to second . thing about hoisting the proud World Champions out, of the second division. The Yanka' righthanded ace, had lost James Anderson,-James Blair, fought Harris. He didn’t have his and Alice Beebe for idenUcal 93 Bill Legault’a 91 single without a RED’S IS. CUBS 8—T>e Reds two atralght. And the club hadn't ------, ■ ■/ , * ^ singles • mark. mark. with a 5-4, nlnth-lnnlng defeat at Richard Cobb, Robert Evans, zip then. Now he’s fast and sharp ' Philadelphia. Cincinnati powered swung for 18 hits, counting* three Switcher promised to do his best. ______/ ______been able to score twice In any oi Martin Fegy. Thomas Fitzgerald, and can do everything he want* to VYaliiut posted the year’s top President Bob Vozzolo has in­ homers from Frank Robinson, Roy its last 51 Innings. formed me that the league has al­ Into third, ripping the Chicago Cammie Ga-.-bolatl, Richard Ham- doj: team stn^e effort, a 681 aa well Cubs 18-8 after San Francisco had Mchllllan and Gus Bell. Brooks So ths .Yanksss rapped three sen, William Ha-A-ver, William ' Off Against HafrU as a good 1,.6S4 team triple. ready voted to be sanctioned dur­ Lawrence (2-1) was staked to a Giants Have the Pitching ing the 1960-61 campaign, meaning skidded to fourth with a 3-2 loss 21 Teams Set for Openers home runs, scored twioe In th* first Johnson, Dennb' McCann. Wayne Patteraon flattened Moore In the ' Honor o f being the most Im- at Pittsburgh. 10-0 lead in two innings, but need­ inning and beat the White Sox 6-t Neaibauer. Shepherd Iveale, Mat­ fifth round Nov. 30, 1956, In a flaw­ orolied' bowler this past winter among other things, that all par­ • • • ed relief help from Bob Mabe in * STRIPTEASE ACT—Cheney Tech catcher Jimmy Menditto lost his cap, mask, glove ticipants will have to observe the as Turley evened his record at 2-$i thew Rflfe., Philip Sullivan. less performance. He was far off weiit ^ Helen' Wilhelm whq lifted BRAVES 9, CARDS S — While a four-run seventh that cut the Rec Department Softball Loops although giving up nine hlta. ■nd the ball as East Windsor’s Bob Geromiller crossed home plate with his t^ m s that formi In stopping H ^ ls , th# h’e’r average-'exactly five points, foul line from how on. More on Reds’ edge to 12-8. Plnch-hltter Isiwyers this another day. Logan (l-for-3) and Covington That hoisted the Yankees ta ; « o n d o f lhr“ rS . in the llflh innin, of yesl.rd.y-> Itame ,h the y s t Sid. Oval Parr.iaklan, coach, Pete Android Prohlem as Well Texan from Cut and Shoot, in the rt-bm 92.31 to 97.91, (2-for-4) fought to hold their John Gory! and George Altman hit ' A fkmillar name In Silk Town Also, thanks to an invitation ex­ two-rOn'homera for the Cub*. Moe fifth with a .500 record and helped Plate Umpire Pat Bolduc watched the close action at the plate. East Windsor won 7-5 Teats, Bill Elagleson, aaslatahta._ 12th round at Los Angeles last starting positions. Hank Aaron Start Operations Monday Night to hand the Cleveland Indians, Aug. 18. That was Patterson’s bowling circles,'’Amy Pirkey again tended by Vozzolo, I hope to join Drabowsky (1-2) lost It. Robin DlTarando, Gary Matre, Pittahnrirh fNEAl __ T jiat^from the Cardinals, giving thefat second base. Out'of me three, continue his hot hitting with a whose game with Boston waa to remain unbeaten. (Herald Photo by Ofiara)______Ronald Willhjde, Charles Barrera, rlttSDUrgn tlNliiA; Jjasr tn non,.. Rig hooeshopes to wind up with a dou-dou' last fight. topped all participants over the the fellows for a third successive Cincinnati now has rung up 81 Giants pitching second to none. year at their annual all-day out­ 4'-for-S night, including his fifth rained out, a IVt-game lead. Th# Larry Lescottk Bob Parplakian, season, when the San Fran­ ble play combination. The 24-year-old champion agreed 25 -we«fk achedule. A three-time runs In its last nine games—a nine- But the Giants remain stuck winner £of the annual Women’s ing and banquet Sunday at the homer, and lifted h'.s league lead­ American I.«ague Softball In Mancheater will en-W consist of the following team* Baltimore Griolee, who had won Bruce ’ Elagleson, Allan lyUey, cisco Giants were the most with the ailment which has sty­ Swinging East, the Giants had he was In top shape and rarln’ to ing average to .526. Billy Bruton run game average—but has only a ter the sports spotlight Monday North Knd.s, Teachers, Liberty gotten one hit out of 17 trips to Tmvn Duck Pin Bowling Tourna­ Garden Grove. Here’ll hoping for a Yesterday’s Results four In a row, remained tied with Michael Mlodrinskl, Seward Nel­ spectacular club in baseball mied them since their last pen­ go. But, as usual, Floyd declined also homered for the Braves, who 5- 4 record for the spree. night when three senior leagues Mutual, Police Department, Tele­ Chicago for second despite a T-1 son, Joseph Weklind, 'Thomas the plate by plnch-hlttqiji. It Is ment. M rs.’ Pirkey'chalked up a sunny day for a change. PIRATES 8, g ia n t s 2—The New York 5, Chicago 2. nant-winning year, when Davey to make any predictions. collected 15 hits and made Lew start operations. The Dusty, phone Co.. Post^Dfflee, Finest 135, loss at Detroit, where the Tigere O’Neil. Frank ( onway Jr., David hopping from Sixth ^lace to here that Rig misses Jablonski, laudable 107,24 average. Amy also ♦ * * Pirates were blanked on three hits Detroit 7, Baltimore 1 (5 In­ Williams’ back started kicking up I'feel real good," he said. "I’m Burdette’s fourth straight victory Church and Recreation Leagues and First National Stores. won their second of the season In a Lawrence, Russell Willhide. third and remaining in con­ who backed up Jim Davenport and copped individual laurels in 1958 by southpaw John Antonelli (8-1) nings, rain). beyond repair. Williams, you-see, anxious to get in there. But I (106.6) -and 1967 (107.67). Northern Girls a breeze. Kansas City 7, Washington 6. were organized by and will be su­ Both leagues will operate on game held to five innings by rain. 7-5 Norman’s tention until early August, Bill was like Red Schoendienst. He hi* questionable hitting at third Burdette, unbeaten and the first until they broke loose for a throe- Monday thru Thursday evenings B o w respect my opponent. I hear he is , Nine ptber women concluded the Boston at Cleveland, postponed, pervised by the Recreation Depart­ Kansas Qty defeated Washington, Honor of compiling the best Dan Sull'van, coach, Chris Mc- Rlgney had a strong bench and lit­ made a run-o’-mlne shortstop whq base, and Lockman, who filled In 10 win four in the majors, gave up run seventh inning capped by Bill and all games will be twilight. tle pitching. all over the place. strong, likes to bull his opponents yeaf with a better than 100 aver­ average among the 17 Manchester rain). ment. There will be 21 teams In the 7-8. Hale, Frank Anderson, assistanU. could hit, a fellow like Alvin Dark, and has a good right hand punch. 11 hits, two of them solo homers Mazeroski’s two-out, solo homer. GB three circuits. All players must be Fred Peck will serve as commls a * * ' "Right now,” said the 24-hour-a- Meanwhile Willie Kirkland and age. The, list Included Shirley women who competed in the W L Pet. Daniel Sullivan, Llnwood Clark, look good in the field. I will be prepared for anything.” by Glno Cimoll and Bill White, and A triple by Bob Clemente, a dou­ Cleveland .. . . .10 4 .714 — members of the Rec Department. aloner of the Church League and Howard Pitkin. Bradley Bushey, day manager, barging into Pitts­ ^ on Wagner, terrific young left- yitther. 104.65,. newcomer Doris strong Girls’ Northern Connecticut YANKS 6, WHITE SOX t ~ The Giants’ big mistake came Patterson was not Informed by Grlsel lOi-27, Fk) Kloter 104J5, struck out five 'while winning his ble by Smoky Burgess and Dick Baltimore .. .. 9 6 .800 114 DUSTY LEAGUE, considered Ralph Tyler will be In charge Of Mickey Mantle, Hank Bauer and Flobert Getzewich, Ronald Ander­ burgh’s Forbes Field on his club’s hand "hitters, are confined to the League went to pretty Jean eighth in a row in a string that Stuart’s single tied it. Ron Kline the Recreation League w h ^ Daryl Spencer came out of dugbut by the outfield play of his manager about the latest ^fary: McCarthy 103.6, Anna Mae (Gaudino) Azlnger. And for her Chicago .... .'. .9 6 .600 1V4 the fastest league, 1* comprised of Bill Skowron homered for th* W i n d s o r son. Roy White, Timothy Cunning­ first eastern swing, "I’m not sure Triple A labeled the minor leaguer started last season. Wtnie.-is Larry won his first, striking out nine, Church League achedule for the T o E a s t Jackie Brandt, Willie Mays and rhubarb—a minor one—involving White 101.12, Alice Beebe 101.4, fine 106.43 mark in 81 games. Mrs. Kansas City .. 8 7 .533 2H six teams namely the . Marines, Yankee#, who had eight hit*. Man­ which is best.” ham, Ralph Rumo, Chris McHale, most likely to succeed. Instead of Vl Chapman 100.34, Flo Johnson Jackson lost his third for the last- walking but one and abutting out New York . .. 7 7 .500 3 Nike, Don Willis Garage, Green first week .Is as follows with all Gary Sullivan, Allan Keenan, Rob­ Felipe Alou. And even by this the promotion. This .concerned a Azlnger, who now resides In West- tle's came with a man on In th* Scoring three runs in each-tw«> ^hit*^ for the locals who were At the moment. Rigney misses ordering Dark to play third base, 10().2i, Ruth' Mfcintosh 100.19, place Cards. the Giants after they bunched Boston ...... 6 7 .462 314 Manor, Bill's Mobile and Walnut Games at Mt. Nebo starting at fleet off loeer Ray Moor* (0-2), ert Keenan, ’.Ichard O’Qrady, time it is becoming plain that local television program which waa over, Mass., was presented the first four of their seven hits for two- 6:15: ball players everybod.y considered where he belonged, Leo Durocher, Kirkland and Wagner can’t hit a cancelled last nfght hecausa Pat­ Frkn thahilaU 100.7 and Audrey annual Herald Award at the loop’s a Washington .. 7 9 .438 4 Grill. This league will operate at the fourth and fifth innings, Second bnjeman Larry Repello Local Sport Joseph Catlldl. expendable, notably Ray Jal^onski PHILS 6, 4—The run second inning. It was Kline's Monday — Center Congo-St. The Whit* Sox, hit by flu then manager, gave in to his best lick unless used at least Intermit terson did not show up. Frey 100.2. gala banquet last Saturday night DODGERS Detroit ...... 2 12 .143 8 Robertson Park with two games undefeated East Windsor de­ ccllected three single* fou East AMERICAN LEAGUE and Whitey Lockman. all-around player a ^ played Spen­ Phils caught up with Dodger fifth straight over the Giants. Mary's. ' which aldellned Manager A1 Lopes Windsor while teanypatea Bob tently. Both Patterson and London were ’’ As usual this year’s banquet at at Paganl’s Rosemount. Today’s Games being played every Monday and and six player*, left 11 men en feated host Cheney Tech 7-5 Manchester Optical As pitchers in 1958, the Giants cer all over the lot. Spencer Gardm Gro'-^e pro'ved another suc­ New York at Chicago, 8 p.m.— Wednesday evenings, Tuesday — Community Baptist Vermette, I>o;i JaraSavllch and Chatter Mike Cappa, Coach; Larry The bright idea would be to to have been interviewed by an In­ Presiding over the excelteiit jiroi; base. Only Neill# Fox, who wae^^' yesterday afternoon at the started with Johnny Antonelli, A1 wound up a puzzled young man. swap Kirkland and maybe Wag­ cess, thanks to the Untiring efforts Ford (2-1) v*. Pierce (2-1). Official in charge will be Don Civitan. Tommy Juttner chlppet In with Lodge; Bob Brannick, Assistants. ternational panel of sports writers. gram for the second straight year Wednesday — No. Methodist 4-for-5, gave Turley any real West Side Oval. While the Worthington, young Mike Mc­ Stonejiam, unlike all other ov/n- ner, too, for a second baseman, but The station cancelled the program of ’R-esfdeMt Flq’ Klbter and her was Audrey Frey who will turn Baltimore at Kansas City, 9 Cowles of the Rec staff. two safetlet apiece. Ronald Angotta. Ek-ank Armen- Cormick and Ruben Gomez, had ers, runs the Giants. ’This year p.m.—Harshman (0-3) v*. Grim Temple Beth. trouble aa he beat the Whit# Sox victors chalked up their second Juttner started on the mound BILX, SAIMOND continues his that also occurred to Stoneham when Patterson failed to appear. woHderTut slate' of ' bfflcers and oVer the presidency to Ann Na.Fancy Excuse. First weeks schedule: for the fifth time In a row alnce teno, Bruce Cappa, David Cappa, little more beyond Ramoh Monzant the command was to d^ loy Andre members of both' the banquet and (3-1). Thursday—St. Mary’a-K.ofC. straight win. Coach Tony D’An- for the Invaders but gave v'ay to fine work yesterday with the Wor­ during the winter when he fished London was there. Schmltter next winter after a Monday - - 6:15 - Marines v*. 1956. gona’s Rangers Jjowed for the first Jon Drobiak, John Dulka, John and. softballing Stu Miller. An­ Rodgers, a siX-foot-three, 180- for Johnny Temple of the Reds and trophy committees. Helene Dey Washington at Detroit, 1:30 j). Rec. League schedule follow Skip Daly in the sixth after get­ cester Polytechnic Institute track Caine. Alan Grzyb, Edward Kowal, •There was no firm commitment successful two-year reign. This BUI’S, 8:39 -Walnut vs. Willis Gs- . . . time In twp gtarts. tonelli reported after an attick of pound former cricket player, at the Cardinals' Don Blaslngame. takes over toe presidency for the year's affair boasted additional lo­ m.—Fischer (1-0) v*. Foytack rage. wlih all Games at Charter Oak ting into t.\ublc. Daly also e»- team when he scored two firsts John Kelly, Paul Kelly, Thomas for Floyd’s appearance,” said Park starting at 6:15: TIGERS 1, ORIOLES 1 — With Eight batU-.M paraded to the virus pneumonia which left him shortstop and switch Spencer, the That would have given the Giants 1959-60 campaign. cal flavor alnce Johnny Wolfe’s (0-2 ). Wednesday, May 6 —6:16—Nike capfMl unharmed In the seventh and a second against New Britain Lodge, Danny Lodge, Billy Mann, D’Amato. "Floyd was too tired to M e^anical Brains Monday—North Bnd*-Flr*t Na­ or without th# help of rain, F rM |h plate In East Windsor s productive weak. The Giants collapsed with stylist there, to second ba.*e. Once a lead-off man, too. Highlight of this year’s affair Only g ^ e a scheduled. vs. Green Manor, 8:30—Marines— inning when the Ranger* came up Teachers College. Co-captain at Charles Miller. go on. He had made a round of Club 21 (comprising all out-of- Lory (1-2) bacam* th* first eom^ fourth frame. Five singles and a the pitching staff. more the move resulted In utter Such a swap also would have was the performance of six "fa­ town bowlers) walked off with the Tomorrow’s Schedule Willis Garage. tional. with three walks but were unable RPI, Saimond gained firsts in the Parkade appearances at several schools Tuesday—Teachers-Flnast 135. piste game pitcher this season'fof coatly Chenej error accounted for During the off-season, Horace confusion. put Daryl Spencer back at short­ mous beauties from Boston: Moon- team championship. New York at Cleveland, 7 p.m. * * • to score. 440-yard run and the 220-yard low Ray Zemanek. Coach; Jim Hor­ and was kept so late that he missed Boeton at Chicago, 8 p.m. Wednesday—Mutual-Telephone. the Tigers, who had 1 o ■ t alx the damaf.'B and gave the visitors hurdles and picked up a second in 3to;ieham completed two of ihe Rigney was relieved when Rodg­ stop. glow Kloter, Gypsy Rose Peretto, Paganl Caterers, captained by CHURCH LEAGUE, which con­ Cheney 1* i 'le until Wedne.sday vath, Ray'Dotchlii, Assistants. his limbering exercises and waa Honey Dew Chapman, Sunbeam Baltimore et Kansas Cjity. 9 p.m. Thursday—Police-Post Office. atralght for the second tlrai. a t-3 lead v/hlch they never re-1 afternoon when Cromwell High the 120-yard high hurdles. kind of deals which have kept this ers bruised a thigh in a collision Had he anyone else for second Mary Simmons, wound up in jOth ^ n ’t Beat Horses sisted of 10 teams last year and gave up seven hits, but didn’t Gary Gallagher, Bob Miller, with Don DrysdaJe of the Dodgers base. It , is exceedingly doubtful late for supper.” Crandall,^ EMfl La Cowles and Washington at Detroit, 1:30 linquished. School visits the West Side Oval Ronnie Girouard, Bob Escavich, solely - dependable - upon • baseball place In the 20-team league, con­ used the "slow-pltch" rules, proved A walk, another Tech miscue owner in busines* through the at second base. That put the slick- that bven Horace Stoneham would London'■didn’t appear to'be ruf­ Cherie Tedford. Their dance was p.m. walk a man- •foi a scheduled 2 o'clock contest. ALUMNI LEAGUE baseball try­ Bob Johnson, Tim Gallagher, Har­ sidered the strongest of Its type in New York, April SO (JP)— Ever wonder what would happen so popular that aii additional five Larry Osborn* and A1 KaUm* and four sinjles paved way for Knst WlndHor <7) years. They brought Jack Sanford fielding Ed Bressoud at shortstop have objected to that. Andre Rodg­ fled. The jut-jaw ^ Briton is ths rtmpl’y out of thls^-or any other the country today. The Caterers National League teams requeste^i'permission to join. Poe, Smith Spark out schedule has been 'altered. old Plecity, Jimmy Horvath. Don wbria. ’ Yesterday’s Results homqred ,for Detroit In a three^ three luore liaajit Windsor tallie-s Ab r h po A e'rbl There w-ill not be any tryouts to­ from the Phillies and Sam Jones and helped the staggering Spencer ers or no Andre Rodgers. most affable fellow in the area. broke even in 84 games, finishing if you could go to the races and use one of those multimillion- With so many teams interested in VrrniPltP. cf ...... A 1 2 1 0 0 3 Hubbard, Richie Dotchin, Lloyd Everytime he talks about his fSO,- Hob'Pound'turned In an excel­ Philadelphia 5, Los Angeles-.4 ^ first imitng against loser Ar* In the fifth. The winners had taken TamsAviirh lb .. . 4 0 2 a ft ft night. Friday night's drill will be Boutllller, Lennie Horvath, Bob 30 games behind the leaders. dollar mechanical brains to pick the winner? Well, stop won­ this "slow-pltch” type of play it Initial Golf Victory nl« Portocarrero (0-1). It wfiB a lead li. the second inning 000 purse his face glows.' lent job as toastmaster and Du- Milwaukee 9. St. Louis 3 .rmtnfT. .p. rf .... . 4 0 2 5'> 0 ft 1 limited to catchers, pitchers and Dotchin, Miles Boutllller, Bruce Other local girls who bowled as dering. Remington Rand did it Tuesday with the Kentucky was decided to make two leagues Osborne's first in the majora and but fell behind 3-1 as the Rangers Sniiti), sfi . . 4 0 () 0 0 0 Light Workout ‘ ' baldo’s Orchestra provided music regulars and^helr averages in­ Cincinnati 18, Chicago 8 Daly. rf. p ...... 4 0 1 4 0 0 0 outfielders at Charter Oak Park. Margarldo. foe dMclhg.. r Derby Trials at Churchill Downs.i^ Pittsburgh 8, Sen Francisco 2 to be known as the Church Lea«fue Coach Larry Perry'* Manchester he waa.S-for-3 aa a first bim jrf- rallied for thres markers in the RiJtomi.s. If ...... 4 1 1 0 0 ft 0 Friday night will also be the final He had-a light workout yester­ cluded 'Mrs. amm ons 106.21, Ruth Matching it* Univac machine and the Recreation League, These Repello, 2b . 4 3 3 4 0 Police A Fire , - m • the six choices as they called them W. U Pet. G.B. High School golf squad, defending placement for slumping Gall.,Hah bottom ha- oi the third. ft night for boys to register and try­ American Le^igue Clubs Inspired day and winds up his preparations McIntosh 104,45, LuclUe Smyth against the track handicapper. leagues will 'iise both the Char­ CCIL champion, opened its . 1959 Second baotman Conrad Sulli­ Spi’bmillfr. 3h ... . 2 2 1 2 4 0 1 Clifford Rautenberg, Coach; (first, second and third in each Milwaukee . . . 8 .4 .667 — rl*. Mu.ska, c . . 3 0 1 0 ft 2 out. The player auction will take James Gott, George Cochran, As­ with more gym work this after­ 103.79, Mary McCarthy 103.15, and assuming a $2 bet on each of ter Oak softball field and the new season with an easy 15-3 t -lumph van strolled to open the third Men»iitile League Lps Angeleo .. 10 6 .625 — place next week. " sistants. noon. Mrs. Frey 102.24. M ^ s Small 101, of two races), the mac)ilne would field at Mt. Nebo. over Hall of West Hartford yester­ A’S 7. SENATORS • -i'H ebtor frame and double* by Jimmy Totals .... 33 *7 13 21 10 0 7 , Tegm individual averages clear, Ltl Molumphy lOO.jn, Lois Smyth Cincinnati .... 8 6 .571 1 Chvnfv Tech (5) Rdbert Constantine, Gary Gott, "I’ve never been better,” Brian ly reveal why this league enjoyed have lost $2.80 and the handi­ San Francisco 9 7 .563 1 The development of a new soft­ day afternoon at the Manchester Lopez drove In four-runs for th* Menditto, Phil Custer and pitcher Ab r h po a e rbi WOMEN’S DIVISION of the George Cochran, Pete Maloney. By Poor Early Start of Yankees 100.40 and Ella ^ u m 98.71. capper $9.20. ball field located on the football Country Club. The Indians, who A ’s, singling home ths winner'In Tom Vaiclulls rescued three runs. Menditto, c ...... 4 1 1 1 1 1 of Blackpoll said. "All I hope is its finest > pennant chase In many Chicago ...... 7 8 .467 2\i <9 Manchester Country Club Will get Gary Meacham, Wayne Rauten­ Mrs. Simmons; Lucille and Lois field at Mt. Nebo made it possible went unbeaten in 12 dual matches the ninth. He also hit a two-run Tech's final two markers came Cu.stcr. SR . 2 1 2 2 1 1 that I have the perfect edge, when seasons. Champion Herm’s Cannera Smyth, M iss/Sm all and Mrs. Which just goes to show that Philadelphia .. 6 7 .462 2% Parker, cf . 4 0 2 n 0 ft ft Into "the swing" of things next berg, George Davis, Carl Hohen- 1 step Into the ring tomorrow Major League betting on the horses is an art, Pittsburgh ... 6 8 ,429 8 to have the new league. Because a year ago, also extended their all- homer. Joe DeMaestri also homqr- In the fifth via a base on balls, a ValciutiR, p ,,,,,, . 4 0 2 a ft 3 . Chicago (NEA)— The Yan­ Shop .wound V1^ with an average of Molumphy jw k part in all 84 the caliber of ball will be about the winning streak to 26 in a row, Brown. 3h ...... 2 0 0 2 3 0 0 Thursday with a N.lne Hole Beat thal, Albert Norris, Gary Rauten­ night. Then It will be a good show.” 10S.4^^r.man. Although second to not a science. St. Louis ...... 4 12 .250 6 ed for the A’s, whil* Jim launon hi* batsman and Vaiclulls' two- Ball Tournament starting at 9:3d. kees’ poor start inspired the games. same in these two leagues it has Newcomer Roger Poe and veter­ Ruku.s. lb . 2 0 1 6 0 2 ft berg, Joseph Amalo, Gary Cusson, The 15-rounder is scheduled for the l?imeramen during the regular Of course, if the nlhchlne and. Today’s Games hit a home run fdr the Senators run double to deep leftfleld. Chaves, rf ...... 4 0 n 0 0 ft ft A luncheon will follow highlighted Kent Rothammer, Daniel Lagrace, Silk Tqy^ers who- rolled as sub­ =s=Leaders=:= been decided to have a playoff be­ an Bob (Red) Smith sparked the 1 ft rest of the American League 10 pjn. (DST). It will be broadcast season, .-the Rainbow Club wound American League th« hairdicapper had each played St. Louis at Milwaukee, 8 p.m.— Tom (3orman (1-0) won It In re­ VAicluUs, unbeaten In t'.' o pitching Sullivan. 2b . 2 1 1 ft by a golf clinic emceed by Pro Raymond Cox. stitutestheir averages (games tween the top three teams of each locals with rounds of 76 and 79, re­ Hasaett. If ...... 1 1 0 3 0 0 0 like mint juleps light up visit­ and telecast nationally (NBC) but i)p with the fourth best mark, each of their eix choices across Kellner (1-0) .'a. Spahn (2-2). spectively. Stan McFarland carded lief after the Nats chased Ralph decisions last spring, and Captain Alex Hackney. Reservations for Red A White rolled /n parentheses) weqp Edna Batting (Based on 35 or more at league at the completion of the Terry In a thfee-run ninth that Exlaus Parker each banged out ing horse players the week of •' Hitting—Hectdr Lopez, Ath­ the Indianapolis area will bs 104.1, finishing behind Jon-Dl’s, HUlndki (3) 107.2, Flo Johnson (9) the board, betting $2 on each to Los Angeles at Philadelphia, an 84 as did letterman Bob Bal­ Totals ... .• % 5 *8 21 R 4 6 luncheon should be made by calling Frank Kinel, Coach: Winston bats) — Power, Cleveland, .431; 7:06 p.m.—Koufex (0-0) vs. Sem- regular schedules. tied It 6-all. 'Vito Valentlnattt the Kentucky Derby. Through letics—Drove In' four runs with blacked out of the TV. “ ' who complledj^ the same average as 102<«, VI Chapman (3) 97.2, Marge Kaline, Detroit, .424; Fox, Chicago, win, place and show and risking lard. AKematea Dick Kerr and Bob Betty Benton or Edna Hillnskl of Smith, William Dixon, Assistants. three hits, one a homer, and sing! Interest in Indiana’s first 'box­ proch J2-0). The Church League will consist (0-2) waa tha loser in relief. the 'Tournament Committee. Billy Dixon, Frank Kinel, Jim- the greater part of a decade, the Iterin’s, and Gaudet Jewelers, who icker (33) 96.27, Bety Phillips .418; Kuenn, Detroit, .400; a total of $36 apisce, the machine of sUven teams: Center Congo, St. Seelert each turned in an 8r ed home the winner in ninth ing championship continued to showed A good 104.5 mark over the ’3) 89, Dawn Molumphy (3) 88.2 would have come out $6 ahead, Chicago at CJincinnati, 8 p.m.— Manrhrster (161 Hall (I) 1 .y Ijilggins, Frank Kopcha, Bryan burly New York crowd rarely gave Bridges, Detroit, .400. Anderson (2-0) vs. Purkey (3-1). •Mary’s, Community Baptist. North the have-nots even false hope. inning for 7-6 decision over Sen­ climb. Mel Ross, general manager 27-week schedule. and Dot Cowles (3) 88.1. Runs — Power, Cleveland, 16; while the handicapper would have Smith ...... 3 Vlseanl ...... WEDNESDAY’S FIGHT MEMBERSHIP NOT REQUIRED EASTERN CONNECTICUT Perry, Peter Herdlc, Bobby Dixon, ators'. of the Fairgrounds Coliseum, said San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Methodist, Temple Beth, Knights Poe ...... 3 Colu«ene ... Things looked bleaker than ever Elehlnd the-, leaders came tl Carnival prize winners Included Buddin, Boston, 13; Taaby, Balti­ lost $18.80. of Columbus, and Civitan. Beet Ball ...... 3 Beat Ball ., Portland, Ore.—Yama Bahama; Board of Approved Baseball Um­ John Kovalcek, Peter Kuhne, Jim Pitching—Ronnie Kline, Pirates the sale had reached $90,000 and 7:16 p.m.—McCormick (0-1) v*. Ballard ...... 3 Marchlon* . pires will meet Monday night at Baker, Alan Bedell, Gary Kinel, at the outset this spring, so the Garden Rwtaurant 103.3, Manc^s- Lucille Smyth 397 ($11), Miss Mc­ more, Minosp, Cleveland and Lopez The one winner------Flijct Land. ,,, 152V4, Bimini, B.WJ., outpointed Bombers stu. ibllng on leaving the —Gave up seven hits, hut walked that he expected the fight to draw ter Auto Farts 103.1, ' ManchMter Intosh 378 ($8.75) and Mrs. Prey Daniels (0-0). McFarland ... 1% Greybeal ... Phil Moyer, 15114, Portland, 10. . 7 o’clock at the West Side Rec. Ricky Smith, Bobby Herdlc, John and Maris, Kansas City, 12. ing — picked by the machine Tomorrow’s Schedule RECREATION LEAGUE will Best Ball ...... Iti Best Ball ... gate practicf” y gave five clubs de­ only one; and struck out nine for about $130,000. Optical 103.1,. -Manchester y'Trust 369 ($3.25). Miss Smyth’s total Hits —i Fox, Chicago, 28; Pow­ turned out to be sort of a hollow Siemlenski. S>3 victory after shutting out For a -10 to 1 fight, that’s a San Francisco at Milwaukee, 8 Pro ssiona I WORLD SERIES OF 1958 base Army. A Navy lusions of grandeur. And another, 99.8, Crown Cleaners :98.4 gnd Me was only six pins -behind Nina er, Cleveland and Kaltne, Detroit, victory. It waa also the choice of Detroit, usually Is heard from Giants over last seven Innings. smash success. pm. I ball film in color will highlight the Michael Nimirowski, Coach; mortal Corner Store 96.7 Adaschik’s winning 403 score. 25; Kuenn, Detroit, 24; Bertoia, the handicapper and just about later. Mrs. Azlnger also was .presented Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 8 Tuesday night meeting of the Man­ Holdsworth Sharp, Noney Bascet- Approximately 61 balers com Washington, 23. everyone else, and paid only $2.80. p.m. chester Lions Club at the Three ta,) Assistants. And like any ordinary club, peted In loagua w am re with 48 a high gsjne che-vron from the Na­ Doubles — Strickland, Cleve­ You have to say one thing for o tional DuCkpin Bowling Congress Chicago at Philadelphia, 7:05 J’s in Bolton at 6:30. Juris . Pukinsks, Roland Lamie, when the Yankees' bats were *Fit\8te n v a W 8 Golf,,, No. J / ' '""1 qf them showing a^OO or better land and Williams, Kansas City, 6; the machine, though. It ’ didn't p.m. PLEASE PARDON THE bETOUR--- William Carney, Robert Olschef- stilled, they slipped in the field. average. The No. A ahooter was for a 169 single, second best string Buddlri and Runnels, Boston, Fox, come up with any fancy excuaes 8 t Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:15 skie. Bob Ward, Robert Bascetta, They lost both gameri o* the John Simmons y^ho authored rolled In league competition this Chicago and Bertoia, Washington, after th# ra«. p.m. GOLF Donald Olschefskie, Anthony dfiuble-header with the Orioles laudabIO;.'112.0S/average over the padt season. 5. SO HERE'S SOME Kastauskas, Joseph LiSgl, Robert In the field .... On Andy .Carey’s Power Held in Reserve lengthy aeaatm John rolled with Many, many thanks for the Triples — House, Kansas City, Fish Advisory Rued, Paul Pilkonls, Harold Case. three-base error on a bunt and brother Dickie Jon-DTs entry. "big” trophy, girls. It fit* ever so 3; Cerv, Kansas City, Skowrqn, John Anderson, Dennis Smith, Ken Norm Siebem falling dow'n on In second place was BUI Faber neatly on the mantel above my New York, and Allison, Wabhlng- Yale Blasted by NYU Nine, LESSONS Hartford, April 30 (»—The State Rooke. left field to permit Lennie Green ------t ' of the M e m u a ^ Auto Parts with fireplace and I am sure It will ton, 2; Fifteen players tied with Eleventh of a series written for i Board of Fisheries and Game re­ to leg a single into an tnside-the- a neat ira .^ n w rzg e - 'Diird place grow In stature with each passing 1. MEN and WOMEN n a t i o n a l LEAGl'E NEA Service and The' Herald. ported today that shad have Medics park home laurelal>y Gaudet’s day. Horn* Runs' — Held, (Cleveland. Wesleyan Nips Cadets, 2-1 Start your golf .season off right. reached the Enfield Dam area on McDougald Missed Skowron, New York and Lemon, the Connecticut and Farmington Oliver Mlnney, coach: Louis By DOW FINSTEBWALD Take a lesson from a pro. The Heard, Hugh Brautigan, assist­ The Yankees sorely missed the W Washington, 5; Trlandos, Balti­ I Rivers. PGA Champion more and Maris, Kansas City, 4. New York Univeralty hit freely TIRE • RILL GUARANTEE ants. steady bat end infield hands of correct griji, stance and swing The board, in its weekly fi.shing A common cause .of inconsis­ ^ • MAJOR BRANDS Stephen Brady, Williarn Kunz, Gil McDougald; put out when Pitching — Wilhelm, Pappas against Yale Unlveraity’a haaeball will make your golf game more 1 advisory, said fishing for shad is tency is either turning on .the pow­ olunteer Baseball Umpires and Johnson, Baltimore, Delock, BB • HRST QUALITY * NOT SECONDS j picking up, with 1.1 fish caught at Alan Morrison, Robert Werstler, the knuckles pf his right hand team at New Haven yesterday and enjoyable. were seierely bruised by a er too early of too late. Boston, . MeUsh, Cleveland and I the dam last SuoStrikeouts Wilhelm, Balti­ pitching wad soltd^ behind John Salt Water Fishing liam Hart, Andy Tomko. Peter ror of starting to unleash all their more', 24; Wynn, Chicago and Fasciano, who only gave up three 6.0birT6—- $9.95* . TEL Ml 9-0234 Parker, Raymond Rippman, Gary out, the Yankees send out Bob­ MIXED DOUBLES Striped bass fishing is impro-V- by Richardson, ,, who esm’t hit. might I'rom the top of the swing. Volunteer baseballfSt; John Wagner, 131 Bolton St.; Score, Cleveland, 22; Ford, New hits. \ Filial Btandlss* \\ FOB APPOINTMENT Ing on the Thames River, with ex­ Heard, Robert Toniassi, James This leads to ajl kind* of troubl*. York, 19; Terry, Kansas City, 17. Pet. s f Welchj. or Jerry Lumpe,' who ■ might, or iifft'ind ready Tony Kubek, who Is only fair. HEARTY FUNG — Mickey 'Little League pro- Frank Gallaa, 125 N. School jBt.; National League against three Yale pitchers. N'T!) MyrUe-Bill LaRIvier* 8L 14 6.70x15— $11.95* in the powerhouse srea. Stripers ing the sr*ing la the transfer of A1 Cowles, 478 E.,Center St.;,TUty Batting (based on 35 or more at took a 4-1 lead at the end of the w is .644 PRO SHOP SPECIALS in the nine-pound class are also Leo Hogan, coach: John Cervinl, Mickey Mantle, who did hot Mantle started throvHring his -^Bunday, May 17. Nancy^oha Gaudino look good for quite a spell in the weight back to the left side. 1 racchla re- Lusaler, 5 Llnhmore Dr.; Joe bats)—Aaron, Milwaukee, .526; second Inning and continued to ex­ Rutb-Ernie Pohl .... 27 18 .600 HI-GRAOE I being taken in the lower Niantic Arthur Rafferty, assistants. bat away" after striking out The wrists sho -Id not yet begin pand Ita margin. Ann-Paul Correnti ., 26-20 .556 I River. Richard Siegel, John Holmes, 1958, had only one big flurry w4 .Interested In Rourke. 49 Flower St.; George Burgess, Pittsburgh, .459; Bruton, 'OUve-Joe Rossetto ... 34 21 .633 prior to the club’s departure for with Yankees on the bases. to uncock. ; Mltney, 91 St. John St.: Tom Kelly, Milw.'iukeo, .386; Pinson, Cincin- In Middletown, rightfielder Bill Marle-AI Puzxo ...... 23 33 .439 Flatfish fishing i.s good nil along Jim LeSure, William'Troy, Robert __ ^\»ervlcea and Pat-Al Lean ______13 27 .400 7.10x15— $13.95* GOLF ______K.chj4^ I the Connecticut coastline. Excel­ the West. That came when he There is -lo need to deliberately _ past seasons 34 Adam St.; Joe Doucette, 108 m.U, .379; Alou, San Franclsqp, walker lined a home run over the Hurley. Larry Egger, John Cer- move the .ia.nds, wrists or Srma Hargarlte-Nell Thomaa ... 17 33 ..178 lent catches are being made at the vini, David Higgins. Ross Bamp- hit two home runs and a triple had to make a run for the mar- Tdid not altfnd th* recent High St.; Bob Benito, 32 Deerfield .368. centerflelder's head with one out Connie-Jack Tatro ...... 17 23 .378 at Griffith Stadium, where he In the initial movement. They will Dr.; Oliver Cromwell, 50 Coolldge Runs — Mathews, Milwaukee, ii. the ninth Inning to give Wes­ Jan-Jtm BrozowskI ...... 13 S3 .289 mou(jh of the Thames River, and ton, Tim Hogan, Keith Miller, bles._ reglqte^’i'jit thetf con- Marge-Joe McCooe ...... 11 34 .344 7.60x15— $15:95* always turned in tape measure follow automatically as the play­ St. 16; Demeter, Loa Angeles, 16; leyan a 2-1 victory over winless goodi-results are being experienced Richard Wilcox, ’Theodore Blakes- So, you can imagin how hopped ■* 5 •’( ^ »* Week's beet scores ^at the.... Double as well in the Guilford,-Madison jobs. er starts to '.ransfer the weight. Also, Bob Von Deck, 55 Eva Dr.; Aaron, MUwaa’-ee, 14; Pinson and Coast Guard Academj^. Strike ^ alley*: Pad Correnti 143-388. lee, Peter Jackson, William Barry. Up the W est'was when the Yan­ to hgvb a sufficient Blit LaRIvlere 133. Nancy Gaudino \ (WHITES ARB SUGHTLY HIOHBR) TOP ORADX>—1958 MODEL area. Moat catches along the Fair- Mantle struck put' 13 times In The hands enter the 'hitting zone John Legualt, 102 Eldridge St.; Robinson, Cincinnati, Neal and Wesleyan’s Hastings Shively Green Manor aa they lower to waiet height. Up ^ fi5f^;iihat no one 118. Ann Correnti 109, Olive Rossetto field County shore-line are being Carl Rohrbach, coach: Pat T3 games and 65 times 't bat, kees limped in for Uielr" first In­ SlTed upoitlo work more Louis Sulots, 98 Columbus St.; Joe Moon, Los Angeles and Oepeda, pitched a threi*.Wt game. Lloyd 106 and Pat Lesre* 106. aplua Tax and Recappable Oaalng—4SUDQBT TEEMS! GOLF CLUBS 2 5 % to 4 0 % off made Inshore. but what Is cause for concern is vasion' below .500 and licking their to this pont there should have Cataldl, 38 McKinley St.; Ed Ol- San Francisco, 18. Lomer gave up only seven hits but A rolloff Saturday nisbt between Colangelo, David Heller, assist­ been no conaoiou: effort to unleash tho;q one gamq^a week except in Rena and Lou Damato and Olive and Codfish are being taken off Mon- ants. that The Switcher hasn’t looked wounds In the second division. It Uie^voiae of #mecg«»cy. <'fliree achefakie, 51 Flower S t; Nojinan Runs Batted In—Demeter, Los his teammates failed at thr plate. Joe Rossetto, first round winners, will II tauk. the power of the hands, wrists and ■ 1 ■ , Alex Neubert, David Rohrbach, gbod doing It. He reach 1 the didn’t figure to last, of. course, but leagues—'American, National and LaRose, 112 Eldridge S t; Nelson Angeles, 21; Banks,'CUcago and It was Wesleyan’s fifth win against detstmlne the 1968-69 champions and Inland Fishing stage where he threw his bat arms. As I stress In the Golferama Owens, 28 Horton Rd.; John Pinson and Robinson, Cincinnati, runners-up. Also, Myrtle and BUI La- Daniel Regan, „.Rlchard Carlson, you can’t blame the fans in Cleve­ International—will operate again. a loss and a tie. Coast-Guard haa Rlvlers will meet Ann and Paul Cor­ COMPLETE LINE Shad have reached the Enfield away after fanning with men land, Chicago and Kansas City'for series, this should be held In-be- O’Neil, 191 Henry St.; Ken Munro, 17; Mathe'*a, Milwaukee, 16. lost six and tied one. v renti to decide third and fourth spots. MIRACLE TlifiiKe r Andrew Ruganis, ' Carl Colangelo, Except tor the opening day double- oAauAa.yt askraav d Dam area of the Connecticut Rivgr on base; 'Yogi Berra has yet^ to enjoying themselves while they' serve. I ifoaOariQM Sufiday, all gomes will 147 N. Main S t Hits — Aaro.1, Milwaukee, 80; and the Farmington River. Fishing Mark Heller, John Hatzenbuhler, find the range, although EHston Swinging tne club too hard or TYREX ■•■Ci OF THE LATEST Gary Dorsey, Bruce Theiling, Stev­ had a chance. Farmington 'Tops be plaj^d on week nights, Mon- Neal, Los A n gela, 28; Temple and Armstrong for this specie's is reported picking Howard " has taken up the slack too easy is a frequent error among Pinson, Cincinnati, .22; Cepeda en Cone,- Tom Popeleskt, Tim­ Superior Pitching ' dqy;thr>ugh Friday. ’. Yesterday*s Homers GOLF EQUIPMENT up, with 13 fish caught at the dam behind the bat.. y the rank-and-file. Sholia are missed and Alou,. . Franelsoo, PRICE • Life Time Road Gusruitw the-"good” class. Angler* are hav­ Minior, Ed Osborne, John Andreoli, men on base. In their first 13 out­ ton. Ron Lesure led the victor’s t%(fluli|ues 'and' « thorough dis- ARE FIHED TO YOU ing good success in most of Con­ ent as the Yankees can spot the Sport Schedule ottasMB' of the rules 'Was Included Itontla, Yoiikees (8). i 8; Eight players tied with .2. Richard Mactone, Paul Serrell, others two players like them and ings, they left an average of eight eight-hit attack with a bomd run Bauer, Yonkees (8).' Borne R'.ui*—^Mathews, Milwau­ EXTRA DISCOUNT ON necticut's streams. Reports.Indicate men stranded. - tathe ofinlc.- ■' -apLUlSTAX AND Donald McGill, Michael Kenney, run away from, the pack. and single. Rockville, which did all Skowron, Yonkees (5), kee, 7; Demeter, Los Angeles, 6; BLEMISHE8I that much of the pressure is com­ David Bp%Uton, Philip Cataldo, Ar­ • ‘l i m 'Vto'* hiiv4 signified their r e o a p p a b l e c a s in o 20% ‘ The supposed strength In the' In the last A2 innings before'hit­ Toda;^. - of Its Bcorinh in the alxth Inning, Notional League / Aaron, Milv/aukee end Cepeda. ing in the evening and that an un­ thur Htmungton, Robert McFar- tktentions o f omoiring follow) West—(;;hlcaim. Detroit and CTeve- ting the rods for Chicago, the flret Cheney vs. East' Windsor, 8 — was held to five hits in absorbing Aaron, Braves (5). San Francisco, 6; Banks, Chicago, FORM POUR OWN GROUPS FOR INSTRUCTIONS I usually large number of women lane, Dave Ware. stop in the West, they scored only loss No. 8 In flVt outings. The ^GeorKfe Fratns. 109 WethereU GoK Und are trying their luck this year. The land—moaned about the Yankees West Side. Biiiton, Bravos (S). Rchlnson and Bell. Cincinnati and Exit 9S WaiNir Craw Parieway dr -I - Mancheater Auto Parts 10 runs,'never two in an Inning. Chiefs post^ their third win aa St;; Tbm/HOneiteii, 188 Boltoa report from Fairfield County indi­ opening With two cracks each at High baseball vs. Oonard, 8:15 • t ; BIB RltoMA'SU Knightofi St.; CbvlagtOn, BrovelMl)i!. Alpu, San Francisco, 4< Robert JMolumphy, coach; Chad the proved Patsies. Washington Whitey Ford had to go alt out for —West Hartford.', iS against two defeats. , Pitching—Burdette, Milwaukee, CdHHa, cates that the Houaatonic- River, Whlteeell, Walter Schardt, assist­ Ed) RybnWk, .77 H«m> S tf Yorti tAfon, Broveo (1 ). . JiiMtloit R d iitf^ oMI 83. TdeottviRf. although as yet unitocked this year. and Baltimore, plna twice playing 14 rounds to prevail, 1-0, In Wash­ High golf vs Bristol—(Jountry Farmington .031 800 OQx—«-t*t P ost PhUUos 8 (8 ). 4-0, 1.400; Anderson, Chicago, ants. Boston whBe the pain In the neck ington. Thfen the vauiited Bronx Rockville ...000-008 0U0-'>t4S-i 'nfiokk» M Btand* Or.; Dick Is provldlns' excellent returns with au b . > vost,< 104 BHxabrth Dr.; Ed (Jus- BeUrReda (4). KUppsteln, Los Angeles, Sem pro^ many fishermen having no dlffl- RobeH Halated, David ChuriUa, kept Ted WllUama on the sideline, outfit dropped four straight by one High track vs. BristolHart Smolen and Dabkowakl; Later- PhUadelyhis and Fscs, Pittsburgh, g l ALEX HMNEY ] r.. run, three to the surprising Orioles, tar, 1«4 Summit St ; Roy. PUhoa- Robinson, Reds (4 ). . ' / ,1 8 HOLE PAR 3 6 F COURSI Paiil Wllhelin, Robert Whitesell, They recalled a year ago when fbrd, 8—Waaver. riere and Stocks. ' culty taking their limits. Is. 47 Holft?ioi. Rd,: Gene Sturgeqn, Mt^lAon, Reds (8). 8-0 , 1.000. COIE’S - >■- Bass fishing pressure tg date' is Lawn’ence /fceto, Michael Mc­ the Yankees took first, place on thd who edged them In the 11th and .... ■' ” ------—-----—JL. . A S..-' JACK TAYLOR > twice in the ninth at Yank^ Sta­ Covontry. S t^ RoJoi^ Royce, Msssroskl. PtntkM % Btrikeouts—Drysdale, .Itos An. OPEN DAY dr NIGHT . light. However, a few fishermen Carthy, Theodore Rosen, Kenneth fourth playing ,

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MI t-7S19. and greiter Hartford. City iter. 3-6930 or MI 9-5524. Free home pick-up service. Three two floor counters. Quick sale. USED FURNITURE Only tl3.j600. FHA-VA flancUi, . Large fenced in lot. Forced hot XIX ^ and drapes, large enclosed porch, tM'ed. ReiPmales, 185. Call MI air neat, full biuement $16,600. HEBRON -$11,990. BeVen miles basement garage, ameaite drive, . 450PY tiUtelNG TIME FOR Cl.ASSIHED ADVT. instructors, no waiting. C al Mr. 4-1810. . , Very re'aaqnable. MI 3-6680. EXCHANGE GILEAD—5 room flat, modem con­ Monthly payments $M. Only a few / MUNDAT Um i ratP A T lOJO A.M.—SATURttAV » A.M. Miclette Manchester Driving veniences, $78 monthly. Refer­ teft-riaat chance. Call builder, Philbrick Agency. Ml''9-I464. BOLTON CENTER RD.-ftift -oom from Manchester. Neat four room large garden space on quiet Academy. PI 2-7249. SEVEN CUBIC foot Hotpolnt re­ 15 Oak Street Wantlidr-To Buy 58 ranc. basement garage, half street. Only $13,900. Call TR 8-1771. ences. ’milirnanUc AC 8-9079. Ml 8-3465 or Ml ft-1469. 31 CONWAY RD.—Bb( Mom rench, rstneh, three years old t>rge KITTBNS—Yellow, gray mixture, frigerator with small freezer and Open^'?T^riiday ' evenlnga until ft beautifully tandacaped lot, IH acre. Shown by appointment only. PLEASE READ YOUR AD ' 17” Emerson TV. UHF converter WANTED TO BUY OOMPUCTBLY renovated three 1955 — THREE-femily flat. 6-6-4H, garage, patio, flreplac^ storm bathZ, $21,000. R. F. Dimock Co. Cleazynskt-Felber Agency Ml tri ctHor. can Da 8-5257. /^oaed Monday! Good uaed raeaiable furniture, windows, near schools. Owner MI Wanted-—Real Eatata 77 ■jMBusO «r **Wlurt Ada ’ are taken aver Uw pkune as a con* Motorcycles—>BierrlM 11 and wrought Iron stand. All good room unfurnished apartment. baseboard heat, cabinet kitchens, Ml ft434S, Barbara Woods, Ml S-1409, MI 9-4291. TAKE bVER PAYMENTS alBo amall uptight and apbiat tile baths, fireplace, very large 9-4984. 9-7702 Or Robert Murdock, Ml 1^ adverttier should read his ad the m u v f OAt IT'" condition and reasonable. Call MI pianoa. Furnace and hot water, first MANCHESTm^w~l~be ARE YOU TONSlDERhiTG AFPCARh and RlCPORl BRROR8 In Ume lor the oast Inser- Poultry and ^uppHes 43 . 8-0074. .FROM pUR BANK floor MI 9-4265. rooma, 1 .acre, country atmos­ 33 LENOX ST.-Cape Cod, 6 fin­ 8-6472. SeLLiNO YOUR PROPERTY? 1958 TRIUMPH T-110. Good condi- 8uTHE00f«R3RlMl ■ - ■ - ■ . ■. - ...... ranch, city water and sewers, ttaa. The BeSaM to responsible lor only ONB Uicorree* or omitted , tton. 9.000 miles. MI 9-8858. \ .FOR UNPAID BALANCr phere. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ished rooms. $l3,50p Call owner. We will appraise your p-’Otierff- MAMIES 'MHER C W # BABY CHICKS and ducklings. THAYER STROLLER, doll’a cHb, Watkins Used Furniture NEW ^FPICIENCTr apartment 9-5183. (XXI) paneled fireplace wall, built-in iBkertioh for any adverttseenent add then only to the eilent of a 1, 2, OR 8 y e a r s t o PAY! MI 9-8760. range and oven., lot 60x264. Ciea- free - and without, any obllraUon. HAVENTGOTA PM /m Orders taken for turkey L.,mlts. carbed, child's mattress, tricycle, Exchange with kitchen, living room bed­ We also buy property for cash. ‘’ttmke nedd" Ihsertlon. Errors which do not lessen the value of May delivery. Ml 3-8020. ultile A START PA-YING room,, tile bath. Stove, refrigera­ WEST SIDE—Attractive five room SEVEN ROOM older Colonial. zynskl-Felber Agency, MI 3-1409. -1^ ^^^pnsttseflsent will not be corrected by -make yood insertion. Business Services Offered' 18 OCMAV^NSrr.' wagon, gate. MI 9-1976. 15 Oak Street OVER NORTH Member Multiple LlaUng McKinney, 16 Woodbridge St. IN JUNE tor and heat on first floor. Base­ home, enclosed breezeway ga­ Excellent ctmditlon throughout. '75 LAVirNG HENsTVIso good fuW Older home of lO rooms, adapt­ EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.«r STANLEY BRAY. Realtor ! RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make- i 8 ROdMS FURNITURE WE BXTY and aeli anUaue anq uaed ment storage ■pace.''Park'ng. bus rage. $13,900, asBume Two-car garafre. Centrally located. BRAE-BURN REALTY cars amplifiers, phonographs and niture. Will .Sell cheap if taken at $9.36 MONTHLY furniture, china, glaaa, stiver, pic­ line. Near shopping. For one or mortgage, small cash'. Carlton W,' able" to 1 or 3 families. Garage, Nice famUy h ^ e . $17,800 ,R. F. Ml ..8-6273 « ■ afpreciated Diol Ml 3-27T1 Articles For flale 45 once. MI 9-2790. two $90. 189 W. Middle Tpke., Hutchins. MI 9-8183. Dlmock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-5346, or East Ride, West Bide, anywhere changers Over 47 years total ex Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, ture framea, guna, attic or itanta, Good-heating system, FHA ap­ in Maneheater, for a fair deal In Ruga, Lamps, Tables whole eatatet Fumitura rette' Apartment B. Call MI '8-7091. Robert Murdock, .Ml 8-6473, Bar­ perlence 90 days gtiarantee on e' • WAJ-LPAPER Sale—-Many atterna MODEFj a f o r d engine complete $13,800 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom praised and selling, price, $18,500. hollaing call THE JARVIS REALTY BUY - SELL ~ TRADE work Potterton's. Ml 9-4587 - And Other Items iahed and repaired. Furtnture Re bara Wooda, kn 9-7702. Lwt »nd Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 to chooie from at handsoin- sav­ with transmission and radiator, BIX R(X)M duplex, oil furnace, ranch."ceramic bath, hot water CO. first. Want to sell your property? , EVERYTHING $228.78 pair Service -and Balea. Taleott' Greenwood, Inc., wilt buy for an REUPHOLSTgjftY. slip covers an<- ings. Trimmed and coated C. J., $50. Ci-osley engine complete with stove, storm windows, screens, heat, full cellar, large wooder' lot MADELINE SMITH, Realtor ' ■ . '’n L O S T -^ a pair of ulssses. Rhine­ ARE YOU looking for a second Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center vine. MI 8-7449. (XXII) $10,800—Combine home and busi­ caah or work out a trade. Quick car? We have cars from 17.5 up. drapenes custom made Fre< es­ transmission and radiator,, $50. , 8 ROOMS FURNITURF ' garage. 92 Ridge St. Carlton W- Hutchins. Ml 9-5133. • • MI »-1642 stone trimmed frame*. Call MI St. 361 Hillstown Rd., Mancliester. NB3W SIX room ranch',, one block ness, In this 6 room older action aasured. Call and get ouf Some no mone.v down Oakland timates Open evenings for vour MANCHESTER—Custom 6 room home In Industrial zone on deal, no obtlgatlon. 3-2817 after 3 p .m .______, convenience, P A M Upholsteiv MI 3-2901. Westlnghouse* Refrigerator, Living E V E N IN G ^E SS fo^ young girl FOUR ROOM apartments, adults, 88 S'l’R laO A N D St. — Vacant! from Green. All large rooms, two Motors Inc. Open evenings. MI POWER MOWERS—'Toro. Jacob heat, hot water, accessible to bus finishing Cape. Sliding door Very desirable location. S 'ro o m a Adsms fit., garage, oil Shops 207 N. Main St, Ml 9 8824 SO R oom , Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs. j 12-14. Call^MI 9-701L baths, bullt-ln stove and oven, fire­ GREENWOOD^ INC. LOST—Dark brown monRrel with 8-1448. ' sen, Yazoo and Sn.apiiid *•*'. An­ Reel and rotary. Also riding mow Lamps Table.s and Other Items place. Flill basement, two-car ga­ Ml 8-1577 1957 FORD DEI. RIO ranch wagon. ELECTROLUX OWNERS Prompt Schaller Humug Plant. Poster St., Ideal location in A zone Only new otr heating system, new pop- rage. Your choice of teterior swers to ‘Tippy.” Call Ml S-4846 ers. Parts and ' senMCe. Capitol South Windsor.-MI 3-6712. EVERYTHING $297.3' SIX ROOMS available June 1st, $16,500. Still time to select deco­ per piping; newly painted outside. $12,900 Sparkling Cape 6 rooma Equipped with r%dto. heater, friendly service on your Electro- Rooms Without Board 59 decoration. R, F. Dlmock Co., Real­ finished. Nicely land­ SElJ.tNQ YOUR bomeT j lux (R1 cleanet Pick up and de Equipment Co., .38 Main St. Man­ Central. Phone MI 9-1631 after 5 rating colors. Builder, Ml 3-3465. Willing to talk price. Call MI NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that whitewall tires. Very low mileage chester. Ml 8-7958. 8 ROOMS FURNITURE minute tor, MI 9-5245. Or Robert Mur­ scaped lot. Ideal for ch - prompt, efficient, courteous zarv* livery Call. Elec-’rolux authotited Building— Contracting 14 Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 FURNISHED room, one p.m. 3-7700, dock Ml 8-6472, Barbara Wooda Pass Book No. T4188. issued by car. in e.\cellenl condition. Only Boats ftnd A^cessoriiis 46 $14.74 m o n t h l y house SEVEN ROOM Colonial, IH baths, dren. Near Waddell Ice and aimratoing without cbUg» I sales ano service. Nfl 9-0848 or JA walk from Main St. Light he Ml 9-7702. The Sa\'ings Bank of Manchest'r $1,895. Oakland Motors, Inc., .587 carpentry EXTERIOR .AND interior painting NEED EXTRA money! Earn $10 TOP /So il —Posaibly the cle nest Washing Machine. Westlnghouse keeping. Woman only, ,MI ft-7959 THREE ROOM apartment, heat, steam heat, garage. Good co.idi- VERNON—$12,900. New 8 bedroom School, on bua line. 10% tion, call S. A. Beechler, Realtor, has been lost and applIcaUon has Oakland St. Open evenings. MI 2-0108. Plesse ask for Augustti c and most fertile delivered T1 9-9898. for outdoor... fireplace, also good ing hydroplane. Excellent condi­ accepted. Call MI 3-5430. large kitchen, 8 nice bedrooms 0-.5245, or Robert Murdock, Ml $17.600—Ranch living at its best in Two brokers and a salesman-on' 1948 CADLIIAC convertible, tioo. home coverings — AJumlnum, PROFESSIONAL p a p e r hanger. sick ■jeneflts. Apply between 9 and A — I > _ B — E — R — T — ’S OVERSIZED Cape Cod, In Im­ HALL FOR hlrs—weddings, etc. atone, e tc —Call us. For the fair­ Workmanship guaranteed. For used 'furniture. I am also buying tion. Call MI 9-1003 after 5 p.m. r o o m f o r working man, quiet with a lavatory off the master maculate condition. Six finished S-l!472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. this 3 bedroom rancher at call at all times. MI 3-1409, kO PI 2-8405. 4. National Filter Media Corp., 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD neighborhood. Five minutes' to 9-4391. Accommodatea up to 800. Call JA MORTENSEN TV SpeclaUsed RCA est prices in years in alterations free estimates call collect Col­ 1717 Dixwell Ave. Hamdm. CH good used furniture. 420 Lake St. room,. A fireplace and large bow rooms and ftill.v plastered. Extra 31 French Rd. Full base­ S<278, ext. 8. MI 9-8580. 34 FOOT chartered fishing .boat OPEN NIGHTS 'HLL 8 P.M. bus. $8. bn 3-3822. TENEMENT for rent on bus line. window in the liring room and a (X X V Ill) ment. Carport, like new. 1950 8TUDEBAKER. Good running television, service. Ml 9-4841. and modernizations—call us. For chester LEhigh 7-5705. Ask for 8-5566. Inquire 635 Center St. large kitchen with dining area, changing your present home to a Dick Gregoire. and business. Fully equipped. Sat. 6 P.M. rear porch that can be enclosed large bedrooms, living room with Large lev-el lot. Close to condition. Call after 5:.50 through C. .1. MORRISON Paint and Wall- Adams and Henry, Boat Yard, a t t r a c t iv e room In quiet COVENTRY—New 5'4 room anch, Legal Notice 7:80. MI 9-1709. FLOOR SANDING and refinlahtng. more beautiful home the way you YOUTH OVER 18 for part-time for another room. Full ceramic fireplace, aluminum storms and Parkade. Personals papsr Store at 386 Capter St of­ River Road, Cromwell. Call Man­ private home. Near Center Free hath with colored fixtures, oil hot three bedroom, living rdbm, kitch­ Specializing in old floors. Ml like It—call us. All estimates free. general drug atore work. 5 eve­ parking. Phone MI 9-7410. Baaines!! Locations screens, two-car garage. Excellent LIMITATION OBDEB 9-5750. Bonds—Stocks Mortgages .71 fers off street parking and da- chester. MI 9-1717. APARTMENT-sIze :»as range. Good water heat, attached garage. Near en am dining area, Built-In 'ange See these best of buys TODAY! CUUll CLEANE318 repaired In Bank terms. Call the AN'iiated nings 5-9. References. Good pay. livery service. Call>11 MI 9-!1-9718, Condillon. $26. MI 9-4259. for Rent 34 value and priced to sell. S. A. Join our "Home Finders” club for AT A COURT OF PROBATB, held 1958 FORD Fairlane 2-door sedan. Building Contractors, 880 Park Box W. Herald. ROOM FOR young lady, All privi­ bus, school and stores. Price Beechler. Realtor, Ml 3-6969. W. and oven, fireplace and mantle. at Manchester, within and for the •lijr own home thop. Forty vears Basement garage, hot water heat. quick housing action. District or Maneheater on the 27th dajr X $900. Call MI 9-1281 after 8 p.m. I CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service. Ave. Bloomfield, Conn. Cali CH SPRING CLEAN-UP time! Get rid' leges of home. A few feet from $16,990. McCarthy Ente^rises, R. Smith, Associate. Ml 9-8952, factory experience. An makea. low of all those nagging bills by con­ Diamonds— Watches— c h a m b e ^ f u r n i t u r e " COMMERCIAL business or office Situated on one acre lot. Close to of April, 1959, , I avS'tlable all hours. Satisfaction 2-9922 or at night call Mi • OIS' FTJLL-TIME drug clerk. Exper­ everything. Ml 9-3829. apace for rent. Up to 6500 square Inc., Manchester. Robert 'V. Ag- Present, Hon. John J. Watlett, Judge. rates, free eatimatea, free pickup ' guaranteed. Call MI 9-1816 solidating them into a single BABY CARRIAGE, pract'cally Jewelry 48 schools, bus and shopping. *14.900. JARVIS REALTY CO. and delivery. Mr. Miller. JA 1958 FORD Fairlane C3ub sedan ienced, dependable and pleasant new. $18. Call Ml S-1!*94. ' feet. Will sub-divide. Main Street. new, MI 4-0988 or MI 3-6878. BOLTON— Tliree year old ranch Eistale of Howard R. Hastings, late equipped with radio, heater. Ford- I ------:______^______ALL TYPES of carpentry work monthly payment. If vou ow-n personality, Referencea. No phone SALES , * FURNISHED ROOMS to rent, free home with professional land.scap- Minimum FHA financing. R - F. 285 E. CENTER ST. Ml- 8-4112 of Manchester In aald Dlitrict, de* 2-8P04.______. LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re- LEONARD W, YOST Jeweler, re­ Located near Center. Plenty of SUMMIT STREET — Oversize six Dimock Co., Realtor, kll 9-5245, Mrs. Wagner—MI 3-1955. ceaaed. omatic. Striking two-tone bine, done, alterations, dormers, roof­ propiAdy, dial CH 6-8897 and ask calls. Miller Pharmaev, lrf9 Green FLASH CAMERA, bridal basket, parking. Call MI 9-0826 between parking. Phone MI 9-6229 or MI Ing and suburban setting being On motion o f Veronica U. Hastings $1,195. Oakland Motors. Inr , 387 ! paired. All work guaranteed Free ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-6981. Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter how Rd. . pairs, adjusts watches erpertly. - 50 East Middle Tpke. 5-7 p.m. room cape, patio, porch, two offered at appraisal value. Six or Robert Murdock, Ml 8-84T2, Mr, Tomaluolo—MI 9-1878 of said Manchester, oxecutrls. J9c WASH—Do It yourself. Lwcky I pick-up aqd delivery. W* also rose coat 14-16, topper 18-20, Reasonable prices. Open dally. 8-7444. Barbara Woods. Ml 9-7703. Mr. Werbner—Ml 3-78.47 Lady Self-Sendee Laundry, U Oakand St . Open evenings. MI ■ you pay back a.econd mortgage girls' clothing, 12-14. 5a $:8589. baths, two fireplaces, plenty of rooms including formal dining ORDERED: That Six months from 3-1448. sharpen axes, scissors chisels, funds at $22,25 per month per SCHOOI. BUS driver—Hours T;S0- Thursday evenings. 13ft Spruce ' MI 3-5187 LARGE STORE, 305 N. Main St. Closets, finished recreation room area, ceramic bath with vanity, the 27th dsy of A^U, 1959, be and the Maple St (across from First Na­ planer blades and knives Bruno Street. Ml 9-4387. 6 >4 JtOOM Cape Cod, shed lormer same are limited and allowed for tbs tional Store Parking Lot). RooflnK—Siding 16 $1000. Connecticut Mortgage Ex-, 8:30, 3-4. Third shift worker or LAWN SEED, lime, fertilizer, Boarders W$inted 59-A New modern front, good business with built-in bar plus numerous fireplace. A truly fine home (XXX) creditors within which to bring in their 195# CHEVROLET Tmpals hard­ Moske Ml 3-0771. tile bath, fireplace, open atat ‘ claims against said estate, and aald change. 15 Lewis St., Hartford. retired man. Call MI 3-4814. peat moss, garden supplies. Ml Quality furniture at lowest center, $65 monthly. fine features. Paid J. Correnti, worthy of your consideration, S. top. Completely equipped tnclud- RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle and ROOM FOR working girl. All privi­ m 3-5363, loAKE STREET New six room case. Hot water oli heat, recrea­ executrix is directed to give publle WOULD , THE party who took the FTjOOR SANDING a sneoialty. 3-8020. Little A McKinney, 15 Fuel and Feed 49-A A. Beechler. Realtor. MI 3-8969. notice to the creditors to bring In their pocketbook from a green Cadillac Ing all power accessories Driven built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ EXPERIENCED drug clerk, 3 Woodbridge St. prices. leges of home. With or without SMALL STORE for rent Main St. Colonial with garage. Built by U. tion room, porch. Shade trees, I -Skilled workmanship. Call Andy MANCHESTER—New 6 room apllt W, R. Smith, A.ssocinte. MI A R, Built-In Btove and oven. good condition. Charles luisper- clalma within said .time allowed by te Talcottvllle near L«ke Tanker- a careful 14.000 miles. Only $2,595. tor work; roof, chimney repairs. Business Opportunities .72 days. 9-5. Must have driver’s li­ kitchen board. Near Post Office. MI Nice location Parking facilities. 9-8952. imbilshing a copy of thli order in eoma I Sebula, Ml 9-8919. cense. Box U, Herald. BALED TIMOTHY ha^ Lyndale Living room, bedroom, 3-8745. ranch, with 2-car garage Modem Large fireplace. Sun deck ance. Ml 9-7820, newspaper having a cIrculaUon In said ooean please return the bank Oakland Motors. Inc . 387 Cskland Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray SPRING SPECIAL Asphalt mix Farm, Route 44A, Bolton. MI Call MI 3-0211. St. Open evenings. Ml 3-1446 -Jackson. Ml 8-8325. YOUNG LADY with capital avail- i — in bags for patching, etc. Also and baby's room. kitchen with built-lns. Two full MANCHESTER—Finished 6 room baths three bedrooms. Beautiful probate, district within ten days from book. There will b« no questions ELECTRICAL work by Walt Zema- able; willing to invest in going OPENINGS for men 21 to 35. Ap­ 3-5.301. view, $18,700. R, F. Dlmock Co., WOODHILL HEIGHTS the dete of this order and return make asked. MI 4-0259. nek. Prompt efficient aervli e. drj’ sand, crushed stone gravel, baths. C!oae to schools. $18,900. Cape with full, cellar. All copper to this court of the notice given. 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air. 2-door COUGHLIN ROOFTNO Ooropany, concern and e.xpansion. Back­ ply at Spencer Rubber Products, loam. Nussdorf Asphalt Plant, TV Sales and Service A partments— Plats— Houses for Rent 65 10% down. Philbrick Agency. Ml plumbing, tile bath, large cabinet Realtor. MI 9-5245. ' 'ir Robert FOR JOHN J. WALLE'TT, Judge. sedan. Locally owned and serv­ Guaranteed workmanship. MI Inc. Aluminum . -siding, asphalt- ground in accounting and control- Chapel St., Maneheater. Garden— Farm—-OaTi^ Tenements 63 9-8464. Murdock. MI 3-8472, Barbara WANTED—Rldie from Plains Rd., 9-8978. 587 N, Main St. MI 3-2427. Open daily 10-5. evenings 7-30-9 kitchen. City utilities, good loca­ FINE FAMILY AT A COURT o r PROBATE, held Tolland to Park Rd., West Hart­ iced. Equipped with radio, heater, asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, lership hmctlons. Write Box K, Products 50 LEBANON CENTER—Rede orated tion. Asking 113,600. will talk Wooda MI 9-7702, GLASTONBURY — Lovely over­ LIVING At Manchester, within and for the ford, Monday, Tuesday and Fri­ powerglide, $t,095. Oakland HAROLD A SONS Rubbish Remov­ galvanized or copper gutters and Herald. USED LUMBER, doors and *^n- NORGE AUTOMA'TIC washer and FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. 5 room duplex, heat, hot water, price. Over 75 other listings in 2 District ot Manrtieetcr, on the 24th day Motors, Inc.. 387 Oakland St. leaders. Ml 8-7707. .JANITOR dowg. G.E. hot water furnace, APPLES ^SPECIAL Mclntneh, Heat, hot water, gas for cookin'-, garden garage adults. O. H. sized ranch, 8 bedrooms Iti (XXXI) of April, 1959. day arriving 9-9:30 a.m., leaving al-Paper and ashes. Csll Ml ■ Kelvinator electric range. Brth families and single homes from If you ars bored with mediocrity Present, Hon. John J. Wallett Judge. West Hartfonl 5-8 p.m. Call AD Open evenings. MI 3-1448. 9-4034. * 14Q.000 B.T.U. Richmond hot Baldwin, Starks, 20 lb. bas $1.35. .electric refrigerator and gas Whipple. NI 2-7031. baths, recreation room, aluminum $7,600 Elsie Mever Agency. Real­ ROOFING, SIDING, palntlhg. Car- Help Wanted— Female 35 Full time, steady employment. S'years old. Older Hotpolnt re­ stove. Gall MI 9-4071 or Ml 9-6779 storma, beautiful *4 acre loi with VERNON—New six room Colonial seeking a quality home with city Estete of William Lewis of Heachee-' 3-4528. Many benefits offered. Apply to water furnace, electric hot water Also small sizes. Louis Bunce 629 frigerator: Ail clean and in good tors Ml 9-5524, MI 3-69.30. ler. In said District, an Incapa'Me pel** 1958—Oldsmobite super 88 Holiday pentry. Alterations and additions. W. Center. 5H 8-8118. from 6 to 7 p.m. flowers and shrubs and large ter­ with attached garage, Bullt-ln facilities — Your Tiearch can end son. FLINTAR, AMESITE driveway RECEPTIONIST, some tjqiing, Robert Hall Clothes, Rt. 5. South heaters. Modem bathroorc set. operating condition. Call M' 9-8653 coupe, power steering, power aeal coating. Average home drive­ CeilingsSellings. Workmanship a-uaraq- Modem low radiators. Pipes and Suburban for Rent 66 race $1,000 do'wn. Schwartz Real MANCHESTER—6’ 4 room ranch, range anc oven. Fireplace sun right here In Manchester at Wood- Ths conservator having exhibited his brakea. automatic Tfansmissipn. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn PBX experience preferred. Apply Windsor {next to Ten Pin Bowling STRAWWBERRT plants—Premier, between 5:30 and 9 or weekends. ONE ROOM partially furnlahed Estate 50 8-6454, AD 8-1241. deck, 1'4 • baths, three bedrooms, hill Heights. See the Ranch and annual account with aald estate to this Antomobfles for Sale 4 way $40. T w o coats, machine Alleysi, soil pipes. Open daily 11-6 Satur­ CX5VENTRY—Unfurnished 4 rooms half acre lot, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, Court for allowance, it is Radio, heater. Excellent condition St. MI 8-4880. Jarvis Construction Co., 283 E. day 9-4, Choman’g Housewreck­ Midland. Robinaon, Sparkle. Ten- apartment. Apply Marlow’s, $87 high wooded lot. Brick front. Colonial models featuring the new­ ORDERED: That the 12th day of spread The best cost so little. Center St. anl tile bath, heat, hot water sup­ SIX ROOM Colonial, plastered den or bedroom, hot water base­ BEFORE YOU BUY a used car Asking $1800. Call 6U 3-8808. ' Gives vour driveway a lasting ing, Stock Place, or cal) Ml 9-2392. neasee Beauty, Empire. Fern Gar­ OAK bedroom set. MI Main St. board heat, aluminum screen." and $17,400 R F, Dlmock Co.. Real­ est in home design. Priced from Hay, iteg. at ten o'clock, foranooh, at see Oonnan Motor Sales, iduick FOR ANY TYPE Of roofing, siding dena, 179 Fein St. MI 8-7278. LIMED plied. Private entrance, veranda walls, full insulation, ceran.tc tile tor, Ml 9-5245, or Robert Mur­ $16,900 up Uie Probata Office in the Kunieipe] future. Tel. BU 9-5425. Evenings or remodeling call Manchester REGISTERED NURSE? or L.P.N. 8-0056. and parking area. Second floor. atorma, haif basement, laun-iry 'a- Building Tii said Manchester, be and Silee and Servlee. 385 Main FISHERMAN'S speclal-Willys sta. MI 3-4382. Help Wanted— (ROTHES LINE poles Installed, NEWLYWEDS bath, lavatoFj’, full attic, leundry cillties. Near new Fuller Brush dock, Ml 8-6472, Barbara Woods, ,the same Is asslimed for a hegilng on Street MI >-4871. Op4m evenings. tion wagon, Go<^ condition. Ml Roofing and Siding. Inc, AP work for 3-11 shift in convalescent Adults only. $65. PI 2-6931. tubs, porch, hatchway, ameaite V A. and F.H.A. FINANCING • th# alloetoJice' Of said acceunf with --- > - - home. 40 hour week. Alter ate Male or Female 37 all sizes, old poles reset, reason­ THREE-PIECE living room set plant. Owner transferred. MI MI 9-7702. 3-47'44 guaranteed. Free estimates. Ml able. Al*o hydraulic truck jack. SIJGHTLT USED Roiotiller No, I. First month's rent free. New drive. Large lot. All city utilities. Minimum Down Payments said ests4rand thiB -CoUrt dIrecUt that j HOME OWNERS, tool and equip­ weekends off. Call Rockville TR complete with slip covers, table ROCKVILLE—Park St., 4-room 4-0287, otice...... pf'the tlrpe.gndnd jple,Jeee astogned WANTED — Qean used ears. We ment rentals. A P Equipment, 945 9-8933. MI 9-1363. 3.6 h.p. Call Coventry PI 2-6040. 3H room heated apartments Ap­ Immediate occupancy. Charles (XXXII) buy, trade down or trade any- 5-4291. WANTED - Part-time bookkeeper and lamp. MI 3-0892. pliances, Individual televlshm an­ apartment with heat, $76 per FURNISHED MODEL* for id hearing_ be .glren'an to' atr ,per- I Center St. Ml 9-20.52. Open week- to assist in routine office work. Lesperance. MI 9-7620. BOLTON -V Four room ranch, G.E. HOME OPEN DAH.Y i-5 sons known to b o . interestsd therein - , thteg. Douglas Motors, 888 'fain. 1959 BORGWARD Isabella Private Goodyear, Goodrich, Firestone, Fertilizers 50-A KITCHEN SET—Chrome gray for- tennas and heat control. laundry month. TR 5-6126. VERNON — New six room split apneer end be heatd thereon by owner, TR 5-7098. I ends. AVON CALLING YOU to help Must be capable and experienced. heating aystem, rear yard fenced publftblishing....._ ■ cony of------thla order ------In soma Roofing and Chtmnevfi 16-A First quality not seconda mica top, 6 chairs, $30. Baby equipment, car space^^ picnic area, TWO-FAMILY house with 2-car In. Combination storms and level. High wooded lot. Cathedral Evenings 7-9, Weekends 10-* OLDER CARS, mechanics epe- meet ever increasing demand for 10-12 hours weekly. Write Box O, 600x16, s '9.95 ex. 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. garage aeparate oil burners, newspaper liavilu a. clrouieUea in said our cosmetic and friqjrancefc. Na­ Herald. WELL ROTTED cow manure. No stroller with basket, $5."MI« 8-6344. Summer Homes for Rent 67 acreena. Lake privileges. An ex­ celling with redwood beams Bullt- District, at least five daya before the clala, flxlt yourself cars, always GARDENS PIGWED. Reasonable. ROOFING—Specializing r* palniig 670x15, $11.95 ex. atraw, hay or sawdust. Leonard Adults. Phone MI *-4824'; ,TR 5-5775. $15,700. 173-5 Woodbridge St., Call ln range and oven. 1'4 baths, large Dir.: Tower Road (opposite Park­ day of said hearing, and by mailing a apM selectloa. Look behind our 1939 FORD COUPE for sale Call roofs of all kinds. New rooft, gut­ tional advertising and 'ocal TV cellent buy at $8,900. Small cash. ade to Brent Road. 4th left off on or before April 37, 1969. by eenlfied Call J. Krieski, Ml 4-0398. 710x16. $13.95 ex. L. Giglio A Sona, Bolton. Cal] MI COtORIC 40” gas range. Waist FTVB ROOM weter front cottage. owner. MI 3-0826. Manchester Realty Co. MI 3-0000 fireplace. Finished laundry room. offlee, Douglas Motors, 388 Main. Ml 9-8479. ter work, chimneys cleaned t r i- programs creating terrific de- 750x16 $15.95 ex. 3-7083. high broiler, clock controlled THRE® ROOM apartment, tile Garage. Three bedrooms $17,990. Brent Road to Bates Road and mall, a copy or.lhls order to the Com­ man-l. Earn $2 to $3 an tour. We DISHWASHER and kitchen helper, bathtoom, linoleum. venetiar Coventry, by week or month. Call or MI 3-7041. Model Homes. missioner of welfare. Stale Offlee GARDENS PLOWED. Very reiT- paired. Aluminum siding, 30 Days, Sundays off. Apply Cavey’s. Whites slightly higher oveit. MI 4-0459. MI 8-6881 or PI 2r8666. MANCHESTER R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml Biilldding. Hartford. Conn. . CAR and had your crsdlt sonable. Call H. Holden JA years' experience. Free esti­ train you. Call CH 6-1658. CLEAN COW manure, delivered. blinds, best and hot water fur­ JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. I down? Short on down pay- COLE'S d isc o u n t STATION 9-5245. or Robert Murdock, Ml Tndlers 6-A 8-0698 after 6. mates. Call Howley, Ml 8-5381, MI BOOICKEEPER-Office Manager. $5 and $10 loads. Excellent for FOR SALE—Magic Chef stove with nished parking. Inquire 11 School COVENTRY LAKEFRONT — Six Five room cape, breezeway and MANCHESTER— Executive type 3-647? Barbara Wooda, Ml 9-7702. JARVIS REALTY CO. Bad a rsposaeaaionT Don't 3-0763. 436 Ceq$er St. . MI 9-0980 St. JH 9-2360. AT A COURT o r PRORATE. hMd EXPERIENCED WAITRESS want­ Attractive opening In modem air- gardens. lawn. Plowing. MI heater, excellent condition. Rea- room cottage. All conveniences, garage, conveniently located to homes. Ranches and Colonials. Builders of Fine Homes for Over St Manchester, within and for the givs iq»l See Dowlas Motore, get GREAT LAKES 48” -10" complete LIGHT TRUCKING, attics cellars 3-7804, MX 9-8731. aonable. CH 7-8692. District of Manchester, on tho 29th day u b lowdown on the lowest down new style 2 bedroom, storms and ed. Call MI 4-8913 conditioned office for competent HOOVER Upright vacuum, neper 8'.4 ROOM APARTMENT, heat, hot boat. $500 for season, PI 2-8881. bua. achool and ahopping. Large Best communities, H. B, Grady, (XXXIII) Thirty Years and yards cleaned Very reason­ bookkeeper in a small office. In­ bag atyle, $29.95. Older Hoover, Broker, Ml 3-8009, of April, AD. 1969, and amalleat paymente anywheie. screens, $4,880. Only $832' down. able. MI 4-0209, Heating and Plumbing 17 18 FOOT 1959 Frlgidalre refriger- water, parking. First floor. Built- living room with fireplace, Htchen, VERNON — New six room ranch MI $-4112 MI 9-1300 Present. Hon. John 3. Wallett, Judge. Not a amall loan or finance com­ Beautiful new park. Jensen's, Inc. SALESGIRL WANTED. Apply terested in varied work , Excel­ $19,95. Both excellent condition. Flotvers— ^Nursery Stock 50-B Estate of Amanda J, Gardner, " ‘ laze tor for sale. One Frigldaire dryer, in electric oven, surface units. Ex­ Wanted to Rent 68 bedroom and bath, firat floor Two 92 FALKNOR DRIVE— Immacu­ with attached garage. Built-in nf Manchester In said dlstrldt, ds- pany plan. Douglaa Motors, 838 (always reliablel. Rolling Hills, TYPEWRITERS —Repaired, rent­ 24 HOUR immediate eervnee. Re­ Spotless Super Cleaners. 617 Main lent salary, benefit program. Ml 9-.3651. ceptionally nice. Centrally locat­ Street. Write Maneheater Herald, Box F, STRAWBERRY plants - Sparkle, tete Frigldaire 40" stove. All new bedrboms second floor. Hot water late 6 room Cape Cod with over­ range and oven, fireplace !•' living SOUTH WINDSOR AREA ceased. Main Street Rt. 44-A, Mansfield. GA 9-4479. ed, sold and serviced. 479 E Mid­ modeling, repairing, new installa­ merchandise; MI 8-5680. ed. residential neighborhood. PROFESSOR, wife and four year Upnn application of Frank E. Card­ atatinp; education, age, business 200 USED 12” metal reflectors, por­ Catskill, $12 per thousand Paul oil heat, full basement, large lot size gzrZRe. fireplace, storm and room and basement. Wooded lot, Spring Special er, adramlslrator. ■ 'praying for !' au- dle Ttimpike. MI 9-3477. tions electric sewer cleaning, celain finished. Good c indltion. Adults. Phone MI 3-7590 or MI old daughter wish furnished rent­ screens, hot water heat, amesite nice location, $16,.500. R. F. Dlmock drainpipes cleaned , fast and effi­ CLERKJYPI8T. Position avail­ experience and salary required. Robotto, Birch Mountain Rd. MI $16,990 ihoril.r to sell certain real, estate par* able. 371^ hours per week for local Idbal for outdoor lighting . or 3-8611. FOR THE latest styles and lowest 8-8470.. al near lake, June 10 ” >"ough with trees. Asking $15,600. drive, aluminum siding. Immedi­ Co,, Realtor. Ml 9-5245. or Bar­ llrularly described In said applieazlon 1949 FORD—Good Miglns. OaU XC Anto Driving School 7-A ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 3-0677. prices on kitchen and dinette September 10. Call MI 3-8416. on me, ir 1* 4-8109 after 4 p.m. GARDEN and lawn rotottlling. insurance firm. Under age 35. . workshops. Will sell any amount. THREE ROOM apartment and tWo- ate occupancy. $16,900. North bara Wood.s, Ml D-7702. Rober* inspiring acre setting enhances ORDERED: Thai the foregoing ap­ Evening appointments' for Inter­ SOc each. Call MI 9-0474. POTTED TOMATO plants, cab; sets, shop Marlow’s Furniture Realty.. MEdford 3-10154, Murdock. 5H 3-6472. ‘ lARSON'S Connecticut's first II- Call MI 4-1983. S. WATSON. PLUMBING and heat­ Situations Wanted— room apartment for rent. Call MI MOTHER AND child need 4 room ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor this superbly attractive 6 room plication be heard and determined at cenaed driving achoo) .rained. view. Call MI 3-1124. bage, broccoli, lettuce, kohlrabi Dept., 881 Main Sh______the Probale office In Maneheater In ing contractor. New installations', Female 38 9-0576. ^ unfurnished rent up to $50. Cen­ ranch with garage. Spacious said District, on the 7lh day of May, Certiflad and approved. Is •'ow of­ alteration work and repair work. HEAVY wheelbarrow, concrete plants. Krause Greenhouse, 621 MI 9-4543 evenings and weekends ARNOTT RD.—Splendid rapeh in (XXXV) paneled living room with unusual Houaehold Services TELEPHONE solicitor - Exper­ lawn roller formerly o ^ e d by LIVING ROOM set — Sofa and * tral. Call MI 9-6104. choice location. 6}4 rooms, beau­ A.D. 1959 at eleven o'clock In the Playfogs For Girls fering classroom and behind Ml 9-3808. WANTED—To take care of chil­ Hartford Rd. MI 9-7700. chairs, very good condition. 109 BEDROOM and kitchen furnished. firepiace, formal dining room .and forenoon, and that notice be given Jo wheel instruction for teenagers. Offered 1.7-A ienced. Pleasant evening Work. dren in own home, daytime Call well-known landscaper. Reason­ Redecorated. Heat and hot '"ater, Mr. Johnson, xn 8-7367 tiful birch kitchen. Built-in appli­ BOX MOUNTAIN DR.. Vernon - immense cabinet kitchen.. This all persons interested In said estate able. MI 9-7258, Trebbe Drive. MI 9-9432. of the pendency of said application and MI 9-6075. Make'leads for salesmen No sell­ MI 9-6614. Household Goods 51 lights. MI 9-8081. Houses for Sale 72 ances, oversized garage, lovely Spacious seven room ranch, large home is endowed with the newest TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. all Millinery Dressmeking 19 ing. Salary plug commission. Ajs- VERNON—Rambling Colonial. 8tx lot. Vahiable extras. Outstanding redwood paneled living room, three the time and place of hearing thereon, makes Highe.st quality guaranteed PAINT SPRAYER compressor and room's, 1 floor. 2 years old. 2 innovations for practical family bv publishing a copy Of this order in ply 36 Oak Street. ' BOOKKEEPER desires part-time COMBINATION OIL and gas FIVE ROOMS. 2nd floor, furnace, SWEEPING VIEWS — Six room value! Robert B. Anderson Agen­ bedrooms, den, and separate din­ living. Exacting twjrkmansh'p and some, newspaper ' having a ctrculatioa work and parts, over 47 wear's ex DRESSMAKING and alterations work. Experifneed In payroll, job paint guns. Also Homeowners tool range and GE refrigerator,' good baths, spacious rooms.- finished cy. JA 8-0139. ing room. Kitchen, built-in range In said district, at least five days bo- WOULD YOU LIKE to make screened porch. Garage. $$9. ranch, fireplace, heated recrea­ the finest materials used through fnre the dav ot sUd-hearlnr, tn appear New Coveri-A New Look! penenep Famous for service since Specializing in children's clothes. costs, full set of books. Construc­ and equipment rentals, A-P condition. Reasonable. MI 9-3106. NOTICE Storrs, GA 9-2680, playroom, 2 fireplaces, patio, 2- and oven, wall refrigerator. Tw’o- 1931. Phone Ml 9-4537 'or best money by going to parties? Thou­ Equipment, 945 Center St. • MI tion rixtm, steel beam construe car garage. 4 miles from Man­ ENGLEWOOD DRIVE — SI- room out. A rare find. , If they see cause, at said time and Xn 9-9140, tion business preferred Phone MI In accordance with the recuire- tion, attached garage, $17,850. car garage, I 'j acre lot. $76;800 place and be heard relative thereto, service, sands of intelligem. aggressive 4-1084. 9-2052. 8 a.m. to '9 p!m. ‘4H ROOM apartment second chester. $37,900. Philbrick Agen­ Cape, oil heat, ceramic tile bath, R. F. Dimock Co , Realtor. MI First time offered'nsWly built and make return to this court. people are doing -tt and they are ments of the Zoning Board of Ap­ Extra building lot available only tile kitchen, amesite drive excel­ ranch with fireplace and ’“'irage. JOHN 3. wallett. Judge- peals regulations for the Town of floor, extra room on third floor, $1,000, Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml cy. MI 9-8464 9-5245 or Barbara Woodr Ml BE3LMONT Rug Cleaning Corr Moving— ^Trucking— reaping rich profits. Call' Ml 16 YEARS OLD high school girl lent condition. Owner moving out 9-7702,’ Robert Murdock, Mi 3-6472. situated on picturesque 1 acre, pany- — For those who ’are about Manchester^ Conn., the Zoning comblnatimi gas range and Vene­ 9-5132. , AT A COURT o r PR Q ^lW s held Storage 20 3-5247. would like to care frf child. ^ 4 LA'RGE 6 rooiq cap* (2 unflnliheft) of state. Priced for quick sale. ideal spot for Rowing ■ family. -•1 their rugs - phone’ Ml 3-0012. Board of Appeals will hold a public tian blinds. Storm windows furn­ m'ithin An4 for j'ears or younger, after 3, we'ek LOAM ished. Recently decorated.' Good 848 SUMkQT 8T. Custom built five breezeway, garage, shed dormer, Call Paul J. Correnti, MI 3-5363. (XXXVI) Many wonderful features and eS- Distrlctr of Manohester. on tha SHth Free pickup and delivery Free GENERAL office worker—Attrac­ hearing on Monday, Ma.v il . 1959 flreplZce, aluminum storms, targe oluAhrU. 1959. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ days. Call MI 9-6415 after f p.m. SEPTIC TANKS CULTIVATED, OUCAN location close to Main St. $80. room fraifle, brick veneer, 1>,4 traa Included. Nozlevelopment. Low estimates given We specialize in ing Company, Local and 'on> dis­ tive opening in modern air-condi­ TOBACCO F lI X D ^ A M at 8 P.M. In the Hearing Room maple trees, 100' frontage Only $9,900 down., payment o f :,asatlrhe G I RiwwQnt. Hpn. John J. Wallett,'Ju4f*. furniture and wall to wall carpet­ tioned -office for a competent per­ AND of the Municipal Building on MI 9-7885. stories, living room, dining - om, TWO IN ONB package. A nlc< two- tistat# of Mildred R ^raher. hUo of tance moving, packing and itor- kitchen, two bedrooms, ceramic ^ Six room older home in « - very family and a separate four room mortgage. Reasonably, priced! Manchester,. In. said DUtrlct. 4«ceaiaa. ing. age, Weekiw van aervioe to New son interested in varied worV Situitions Wanted— Wale 39 TELrMI 9.06sa the following application. STATE FOUR ROOM apartment. 2nd The administrator havtnif. e.xhlblM PLUGGED SEWERS AFTER S PM. bath, on fiYst floor, space for one vvnnDT ANn q r — New 5 room c*"*'*! location. Large oerch. 2- home. This twp-family Is to very (^(standing 6 (room brick co­ his administration account with aaid York*-Mlf3re668. Salary plus benefits. Write 'lan- HEARING ALSO. floor. Reasonable, No' children. WOODLAND ST - New s room.^ garage. Excellent value. Should lonial, breezeway and garage, CLOTHES that are cleaner, whit­ ch'ester Herald, ^ x Z, ststing CARPENTER to--doNjimall repair additional room and bath on aec; nice condition inside artr* out. ; estate to this Court for allowance, It ia Adam M. Slrols, SQg.West Mid­ Writ* Box S. Herald. ond, open porch, full barement; ranch, plaster, fireplace, paneling, down. Separate beating systems, copper bilge 24 ft. paneled living room i onDRnBD:*Thar tbe $th day of May. er, brighter and look fresher are MANCHEKlELUlFackage Delivery. education, age. ‘business exper­ jobs. Evenings and weekends. Maehint GIrUrmI ceramic bath, mahogany cabineta, ' 1059 at ten o'clock, forenoon, at th« washed, damp or fluff dried at | dle Tpke.: Business Zone III. Spe­ lot 109x150. Marlon Robertson, plumbing, aluminum combina­ with fireplace. Spacioua walk-in Light truclong and package deliv­ ience and salarj' rei^uired. Call MI 8-0674. cial exception is requested , for formica. Lot 60X235. Full cellar, - ‘ EAST SIDE , Probate Office In the Municipal Build* MjOnchester Laundromat, 660 Cen­ ery. Refrigerators. wa«her* md SepUa Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer Broker, kft 8-5953. tion*, two-car garage, convenient closets. Unique decor throughout. ing in said Manchester, be and tha ter St: Lines In<-talled—Cellar Water­ LilmitM Repairer’s License/'and hatchway. Call builder. MI 9-4291. Brick 2-laml!y with 2-car garage, location. An unusual package buy All the features for aracious fam­ same is assl,gned for a hearing on tha stove moving specialty Folding NOTICE allowancto of said adnrlnistratlon ac* WOMAN to do light Ironing. Ca'l proofing Done. Cartifleate o f Approval for same. combination windows, oil heat, for $21,500. R. . F. Dimdev Co,. ily living'including i/^-acre setting D1CK;S WEATHERSTRq^ Com- chairs for rent. MI 9-0762, ' STOR€ FOR RENT EAST HARTFORD — Ranch 4 count with said estate. , ascertainment, MI 3-1859 after 5 p.m. - BUlott Oliva, 411 Hartford Rd.; PUBLIC HEARING , rooma, fullnieUar, oil heat, breeze­ porches. Realtor, MI 9-6245, or Barbark of heirs and order of distribution, and pany doors and windows; custom AVAILABLE MAV 1 this Court directs that notice, of tha AUSTIN A CHAMBERS Co. Local MeKJNNEY BROS. Buqlnsea 2k>ne -.11. Special axcep- PROPOSED ADDITIONAL T ow ii^^ Bolton way and over-sized garage, com­ T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor Wooda, MI 9-7702, Robert Mur­ duplicated' today for this selling work, guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1583 moving, packing, storage. Low OPENING FOR women on first LOTS of LOTS State Theater Building' ,tlon to requeated for Limited Re- dock, -MI 3-6472, price. A must. See and compare! time and place assigned for Mid hear* after 8 p.m. Apply Theater-Manager' APPROPRIATIONS Board for Admission. bination storms and acreena. Well MI 3-1577 inr be given tn all persona kppwn^ w rates on long distance moves to shift for general factory work, age Sawtrag* DisposiM Co. 'palrer’e License and Certificate of landscaped lot. Blxcellent buy at For complete details bf* Intepeflthd therein to appear and ba 4'8 states. Ml 3-5187. limit 40. Apply Spencer Rubber Pick your lot and let Jarvis Approval for sanie...... Board of Directors Of Electors T ^ x x v i i ) heard thereon by publfablng a copy oi f l a t FINISH Holland window 180-182 Pearl 8t__ IWl 1-8808 - $12,500. Only $600 down. Manchea- MANCHESTER Gall this ordfif In. aorile O^apaper Juivtng Products. Manchester. build the home of your fu­ All persona Interested may at­ Town of Manchester, Notice is hereby given that the ter Realty Co, .JJI S-,0000 or MI s ( irrylation tn said at laaet shades, made to mcaaure All TWO-FAMH.Y — Excellent condi­ LEHAN AGENCY metal Venetian blinds ' a new ture. Plans available or use tend this heariiig. Connecticut Board for Admission of Electors In 3-7041. New listing—-Spotless 3 bedroom, ftve days before the day of said hear- Paint ing~Papering 21 the Town of Bolton, Connecticut, tion, 6-6, choice location, $16,700 low price. Keys made wMie you your own architect. Lota MNING BOARD OF APPEALS Notice Is hereby given that the 5-room ranch home with 1-car ga­ JOHN J. w a l l e t t , JudgZ. walt^ Marlow's. Daniel L. Hair, Chairman Board of Directors, Town of Man­ will hold a session In the Commu­ R. F. Dlmock Co,, RealtfiT. Ml Evaningi, Southini^on^^-MA S-2201 PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ available on: rage. fireplace, hot water heat, 9-5245, or Barbara Woods, MI rating. Good clean job, reasonable • SEPTIC TANKS Edward M. Saari, Secretary chester, Connecticut, will hold nity Hall in said to5vn on Monday, copper plumbing, all city utilities. WEAVING of hums, moth holes Public Hearing In the Municipal May 4, 1959 to examine the quall- 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MI price. 8. Yencha, MI 9-891$ aftet GLEANED and INSTALLED Bruce Rd., (>dar Bt., OenM AdTt. No. 7487 - Nice level lot. Sensibly priced. For 8-6472. Lots for Sale W Liitiiu Multiply Faftt and tom cloUilngj hosiery runs, 6. St., East Center 8t„ HamUn St, N o w / n Building Hearing Room, 41 Center fleationa -of i^ppliesiAta smd admit further Information call /handbags repaired, topper re- Mapehester Street, Manchester, Connecticut, to the elector's oath those found • SEWERS HlUiard St., HoUtoter Bt„ Lake- Adveftisejnent ^ ^ x x v n T ) Washington Latin' 1 placement, umbrellas -epalred. PAINTING AND , paperhanging. wood Circle South, Olcott Dr,, Tuesday, May 6, 1969 at 8:00 P.M. qualifled.’ Said seaaion 'will be held ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor ANDOVER—Lake watariront Iqt. population is growing eo fitet that men's shirt collars reversed and Good clean workmanship at rea­ MACHINE C1.EANED on proposed additional ftppropria- ^tw'een the hovira of 2 p.m. and 5 Notice to hereby giver qf a pub­ S t Lawrence St., Summer St. AUTdMATIG rRANSMISSION SERVIOt N O 'n C E MI 9-4548 or NEAR PORTER ST. Schqol. Six $1,900. MI 8.-610S. by 1975 it to expected to almozt replaced Marlow's Little Mend­ sonable ratqa, 80 years tn Mbn-, tiona as follows; p.m. lic hearing to be held by the Board double the 1655 figure and reach ing Shop. • INSTALLATION ^Woodland St. of Directors of the Town of Man- Evenings and weekends rOom Cape Cod, choice location. Chester. Raymond Fiske. JO ' Our axport mociianies rabuihhaiid'ad|iAt aH typM ' ■ A jmhliO hearing ■will be held by a. Additional appropriation by ,,_Any applicant who is a natural- 84 ACRES Prime residentls.' prop­ 293.50Q,000. This would e*ceed tha 9-9237. East' side. West Side, North the Town Planning Commission of Izeil cltiaen of the United States (hester In the Hearing Room of- Mr. Johnson, Ml 3-7.357 Aluminum combinations. Priced to erty. city water. For further infor­ ATTTCS, CELIjARS and yards SPECIALIST an additional .allocation from combined populatione of the U n i t e , or South, see Jarvis for a bet­ outematie transmitsiens. Also com pitta frentjNHl Manchester, Connetlcut, ' Monday the Capital Improvement Reserve shall present the certificate of nat­ the Municipal Building In the sell. $13,900. R. F. Dinjpek Co., mation. R. F. Dlmock Co. Ml cleaned. Also landscaping MI EXTERIOR and Interior painting. TpwTi of Mancliester at 8:00 P.M. $18,200 -1956* SIX room Cape, fire­ Reaitw, Ml 9-5245, or Barbara ed SUtes and Canada, 9.-6679, ter built home. evening,'May 4, 1959 at 8 p.m'. in Fund for thj improvement o f Rob­ uralization under the aeal of the 9-824H.: . :i' ' expected to hit 289J)00,000 by Ceilings refinished. Paperhangtng. ofigmiiM t sarvic*. the hearing room of the Municipal Court laauing the aamc or a copy Tuesday, May 5. 1959, to aaseas place, birch cabinets, baseboard Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert Mur­ Town and Country. ertson Park and adjoining land of heat, awnings, aluminum ;torms, 1976. The esUmites ire by etatto- Wallpaper books. Estimate's ifiven. Building to cortaider the following the Town as part of the inatmlto- thereof toaued by the United Btatea one-half of the coat of the instal­ dock, Ml 3-6472. A ZONE OOxJOO ft. lot. Alb Utilities. F'LOORS Cl-EANEP and waxed, Fully covered by insurance. Cal) JARVIS REALTY CO. garage, shade trees, Carlton ' W. vory central location. T. J. tieians o f the Pan American windows washed, paint washed.- Drainaya Co. propoeed zone change; tion of a 'conduit in Roberteon Immigration and Naturalization lation of aidewzlka- and to deter­ Edward R. Prioe. Ml 9-1008. 288 E. Oehter S t (Cor. I.«aox) , COOK’S SERVICE STATHNi, IM. Service in Itou of the original .cer­ mine whpttier, dr not the public Hutchins; MU 9-5182. ~OQCXIX)~ Qfockett. MI 8-1577. Union. Reasonable. Call MI 3-26.52 TBL,.5a «-5«0l—MANCHEgr^fii GREEN, CONN. TOLLAND t u r n p i k e — To Park. .. .'h...... ftSr.OOO h. Additional, appropriation by tificate, and any appllcmit -w?io ac­ Interaet and convenience requij'e ' Keep daughter pool and com­ Ml 9.4143 MIS-4112. Change to Buslnaas Zone I, alUor MANCHESTER—Six finished room MANCHESTER—All brick six room v A iNON ^ Two choice building fortable In warm weather in this alt o f an area how In Residence an iulditlonal allocation from the quired United States citizenship by the construction of sidrswalks upon oversized Cape. Extra large Building—Contracting 14 the following highways in the Cape in South Manchester. BUilt lote. quiet neighborhood. Call eubp playault Button-on skirt Sone A, bounded on the north by Capital' Improvement R e s e r v e birth abroad to United Slatea cit­ rooms.. Wonderful place for chil by PonUcelli in 1951. Aluminum . RockvUle TR ft-9348. WAPPINO ineluded. ' ^ Add a new cover,, made from one KITCHEN FLOORS Tolland YYirnplke;. on the east by Fund for grading and seeding of izen parent or derived citizenahlp Tow'n of Manchester: , dren. Even room -for a saddle of the many exciting fabrics avail­ BIDWELL HOME Improvement through naturalization of a parent OOLWAY STREH5T'— north and combinations, large, enclosed rear Dart Hin Rd- (between ^o. 8313 with Patt-d-Rama ta CLEANED and property N /F Hacket, et ak w various lote on S.ohaUer Road and- horse on this large lot. Dad.- if porch. Garage and ameatie d.-lve. sailngton Bd. and, Avery In eisaa.3, 4, 5, ft, 7, 8 years, Size able, and you’ll be amazed at the Co. Alterations, additions.Xga--;’ Bolton Street in connection with or apouae ahall 'preaeht a certifi­ south aides — from North Subui'bau'rforlSali ■ 75 rages. Roofing, and siding expats. i WAXED $1.50 uia eou'th by property N/F you've been looking for a place large lot. very nice, condition.. 8t.)-<-Very cozy flva room 4. tea i^it monotone, 1 3-8-yards beauty It gives to the roomoaw'"' the eonstructiito- of .the Schhllet cate of cltiaanship toaued to said Street to'North School Stmt. S -Hacket; -;et kl,M?n the ^ ^ this for the kids, give ua a $16,600. R. F. Dlmock Co.,/Re*l- ANDOVllRr-Vear LAke, Fpui-room Aluminum clapboards a specialty. | MINER'S applicant by the United States PORTER STREET — northerly A Ranch, three bedroomai ot 8ft:inch; skirt, t 1-4 yards and Pattern No. 5696 has '‘^diagram Unexcelled . workmanship Easy ty-N /l" Hacket,'et alt find Road' it o m eitoger pifljept. 110,000 ring. We'll be glad to *h«w R tor, ftO 9'6246, or Barbara Wooda, Ciupe, fuu ew ar, oil hot aif heat, 2 ' full' basement with S-S yard^oontrast directions; material requirements; FLOOR maintenance ___ Jterich^ In part by aacb. Ap' e.. Additional appropriation by Immigration and Naturalization sida — from Steephollow Lana yqu. P. V. Tongren, Broker, M I budget terms, Ml 9-8495 or TR to Farguaon. Road. Mf -ft-TIOft, Robert Murdock. MX 8 lote M W - CaU A.- . J . BUckelew 9 n ge, To ordar, tend, SOc In coins to: color hints; sewing Instructions. TEL TR 5.1704 allocation from the Parking Meter Sende* or a paazp4>rt toftutd to hton Coventry, p I • 8-9109. pUecat Thomaa J. Hacket, ■nuBBBE DRIVE -r- adjacent to > « 3 1 . 8JH72.-.'i-r' .y.;..' , .. es Ageni job-teriuiW 4* t|.:. Sua Burnett, The Maneheater To order, send 2ttc in coins to: Detailed description of the above Fund for the purchase from the by tha State Department of-the Pf3“ V m tnir Herald, lUft AVK. OF Anne Cabot, Maneheater’ Evening ALTKRATIGNS and ramodallng — New Haven Railroad property at United Stated on or after January propertiba known and diMdg- ATTRACnVB 6 room Capa, flre- (XXXXI) [ 3 Ay ia in AB. n b w tOBK ss. Herald, UftO AVK. OF AMERICAS Utchena' bathrooma, attlct. cal- Depot Square...... 838,600 l. W ft. nated as follows: plac0,'tonoat) yard, near OOVENTRiYvr- FoUr larie n m t No. 84 Olcott Street NEW YORK , N,T. lara. raaidihg nsrehea, roofing Francto J. Mahoney, - Dated at Bolton, Connecticut, and buael on quiet ztreet.'lOMi » completely reftecorateo. New • te ll38. ■X 88 . / Ne» ai)9 'ITebbe Drive BOLTON—TwaJfZzra ^ a r old tour room For iat-claaaVnuUllng add lOe ' . For Ist-claaa mailing add 10c for tuid room , additions. C onnect!^ Secretary AprU 80, I960, irr for youngaters. 4% movtgagr can nmoh with csffjtert.latpart Large Hving glaze Ibied hot water heater, full jter aaeh nittam. Print name: Remodeling fiervices, 84 Ork Bt. Board of Dlrectora David C. Toomq^ No. 105 'Trebbe Drive be fLsaumed. $14,900, MI 9-0633. Aiumlnum bath, large garege, nicely land- each pattern. Print Name, Addreaa Fnmcto ahoney, Secratery- roftm with fireplace, addreee wfth aone, atyle No. and with zone and Pattern Number. MI ft-1425. • ' Manchester, Connectiout Town Oletk combinations. 112,800., R. F. ,|T0uadg, This »■ a rwil Biaa. Dated at Manchester,' Coiutfcti- Charles A. Robblna . Ofr'the Board of Dlrectora, FOUR ROOM Capet Cod, city nloe home «t a low price o< M W . rPa ready-^the .,’59 Needlework ■Jown o f Manchester, OiA' water, aewera. Cloaft to zchooto Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml t-ftftAS. • ••■ft Jpfto now for tha nawl FOR alterations , additions, eut this twenty-seventh day of Michael L,iPaaea xir BBrbarm 'W o o ^ . KT ft-HW, ■S' Album.' Fifty-six pagte of pretty cabinet work, garages, etc. Call Stanley Pataode nectleut aad bus llaa. Price It0.ft00. Phona RpgBf A Bummer '88 laaue of eurl datogns; plua free patterns for cror April. Roban M)wftoekJp Gl^ur«Bn^Rteod^ »^ Free «sU> A d v t v t i n m W - - > \ i ,-'i

-;■ ,'i; hi- ' ■' ■ -i^C »■-■■ .. ^ ' THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1988 P A ^ TWVNl*T4rOUR iiattrlrf^ifr ^ofuitis.lffralo a i b i voiesd objection* to Just about Marin* (^t. Charlaa B. Aian- through Park and F onst Bte., across a . jioMldn of the -former everything dealing with the P™* atruogt oChSt. and Mra IVan- TPCHearmg"^^ poeed relocation. A b o u t T ow n els 1,. Armstrong, 13S Pearl S t, Cheney estates to Hartford Rd. FREE The 60-foot-wide proposed Road­ The Hartford Rd. proposal U is serving with the Ftrst Battalion, aimed at straightening out - curve • n * B p m Ctab wfl hbld K aet< Sixth Marina Regiment which re­ M o n d a y M a y way would run west o f did Garden |w i^ tn tiM clubroofna Sat- Apartments and would probably on a portion of the highway weat turned to Camp Lejeune, N.C, of Proapect St. mraay evening atartlnf at 8 Monday," following six weeks of affect seven or eight properties, Rybezyk said. Also to be presented at Monday's «'clock. intensive training st Viequss, B e S to rm y belong la a proposed 7-lr’ sub­ PICKUP& Puerto Rioo. Proposed Before BJdmund ft. Hlndle Jr^ guided The proposal to extend Linden St. division on an extensioh of Ansaldi A Town Planning Commission Rd.; a request t o ’subdivide two / mlMaemaii aMunaa,' USN, aon of as si means ot aiding traffic flow OEUVERY U e. and Mra. E. H. Hindle Sr., 331 Members tfis Manohester public hearing In the Municipal was flrst made by ■ former Town lota on Grant Rd., Wlndemere and Italian American Society will Columbus Sts., and « request for a Parker St. la aervlng with Guided Building Monday night n uy turn Planning- Administrator Wilfred MlMlk Service Squadron Two at meet tonight at 7:30 at the club­ Maxwell about two years ago. It .zone change from Thomas Kackett. 1 SERVICE house and proceed from there in a out to be a atormy ona. Judging by Hackett seeks to have 465 feet r the Naval Station. Hoosevelt has never been presented aCa pub­ Roada, Puerto Rico. body to the W. P. Qulsh Funeral the.clouds o f apposition Which are lic hearing, however. of land on Tolland Tpke. at V. I'ohie .to pay respects to Charles Main St. changed flxjm Residence, OH ALL REPAIRS already beginning to gather, . The plan to extend Cottage St. A to a Business Zone. The proper­ New officera for Ihe Our lady of N. Raccsgni, a member of the north to Madison 8t.

Once a year Swanson offers IOWA SWEET LOAF Lb. 7 9 c Repeat sale on Swift's Good cooks have good words for Pine- these fine dinners at a very fully cooked lean hurst special “3 in 1 Bleh’d” for meat JACK FROST CON FICTION ERY I THE ONE AND ONI.Y MOTHER GOOSE apeclal price. Before the sale loaf of freshly chopped Beef, Pork, Veal ILIVER BOLOGNA 85c Chains anii Independents Shoulder Hams in just the right proportions for a de­ or BROWN SUGAR 2 27c were getting 63c for them. licious mCat loaf or Swedish, meat balls. Plnehurst low price of 49c Lb. 4 5 c lb. tin will iarry through this week­ If you were disappointed Thursday .night or Friday Golden Fluffo 3 end. Swanson may with­ morning, last week, with the PERFECT FOB BAKING OR FRYING! draw special offer at any late arrival of these delicious lb FRUIT • VEGETABLE minute, so we cannot guar­ shoulders here’s a "rain check" for .you. antee this low price after SEIONEfl MAYONNAISE "'"’ ISc Saturday, May 2. (One ex­ RICH IN EGO YOLK ception Chopped Sir­ loin dinners vvrili be 55c). SEIDNER PASTEURIZED , Jb. CUCUMBERS ...... 2 for 29e / tlEALTir^ AND BEAUTY AIDS POTATO SALAD I" 35c PROMOTIONS OF THE MONTH No REFRIGERATION REQUIRED UNTIL OPENED JERSEY ASPARAGUS ;...... lb. 29e FLORIDA CELERY ., .... large bunch 29c CANTALOUPES...... iT ...... ea. 49c New Woodbury Shampoo SUPPORT THE 11.00 value ...... ■'...... 69c GRAPES froml C h ill...... lb. 49e Lanolin Plus Liquid Castile Shampoo CANCER DRIVE! Giant $2.25 size for ...... 99o CAUFORNIA ORANGES, large size ...... doz. 79c Imported sliced boil* Lanolin Plus Hair Net Spray ed Ham lb. $1.19. $2.50 value for...... 99c Setfety First . * . ------Laholin Plus Shampoo Plus Egg SPECIAL OFFER For the finest fresh­ $2.25 size , ...... 99c New at Plnehurst Comer ly cut farm fresh kYee, $1.00 Schick Safety Razor with pur­ . , . the first walk light native frying chick­ chase of 20 blades at regular price 89c. in town. ens, chicken legs All kinds oCBreck Shampoos and the new Breck Banish dandruff treatment shampoo. and breasts come to Please remember this Plnehurst. = : Kolynos Tooth Paste f- walk light is not auto- 2 giant tubes for o n ly ...... _...... 69c |3n Katie . . . you must push Listerine Tooth Paste 2 53c tubes only 59c REGULAR SIZE Get ready for spring the button . . , one oh all Save time . . . buy your health and beauty cook outs. Get paper aids at Pinehurst’s enlarged display oppo­ , 4, corners fpr the Turn­ site check-out counter. pike . . . aijid wait for the plate's, charcoal 2 pi’ 59? ,V«YTALK" sign . . . ligjiter fuel and m brii|uets at Pine- Also in check out aisie iFRO-JOY ALWAYS AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THE REAftOI? OUR STORE! ' ^ ] hurst. ICE CREAM 1/^ gal. 79c. i'W ’.-' Green ■ ' AT302MAINST. . purchases in ' meof . Md >' ' grocery deportment now OPEN THURSDAY CORR . boing issued ot" grocery^ : ehech-out for, your.;:con« T , J i MAMCHBSTER COI4H* Irenienee. CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS

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*Mr, «iMl«>r tditi|lit.'A«« \'' W l S mc«pt t o ttf d h « A ta «t tk« Aq«t v»U i^ 1^ ^,'yif^imm. •t OlNaMtMi m tk I* I Manche$t«Mr-A City of VUIu k * C h a r m ■■ ---- >. ------: ■ ■ X A ■ . _.. - ^ yoL. Lxxvm. n o . uo (TWKNTY.rOUR PAGES—TWtV^ECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., I-WDAY, MAY K 1W9* (CtaMHIM 4tf**rtMii| m P*g* t » PRIC^ rifk CENIR Herter Reports Airs Rubinow Gets On Paris Talks Regrets for Next Thilrsday 8huigton, May 1 (JP)—A Slap at U i. radi^eleJ^OT report to' the nation hin the >veatem foreign London, May 1 (/P)—Field Atty. Jay E. Rubinow, a "hwtyer’s lawyer” active in Man- linisterAxonfe Marshall Viscount MdntKom- cheeter affairs for over 20 ^eart, today was nominated by ery came home from Moscow (iov. Abraham A. Ribicoff for a $lS,00^a-year judjireship in y Secretar>'*\of £ today and apologized for 8ay> the State Circuit Court. tiaii A. H erter\ ing U.S. leadership was slip- Tnie i7*year-old Msneheater na-# The report, artnqunced by the tlv* w u one of 44 iittomeyi from While House last mght. will also It wksjilmust nla first act after throughout the. State to be named review the forthcomtrfg East-West stepping off-the plane that brought to the new court created thia year h+m back front two meetings with by the Leglelature’e court reor- foreign ministers conference to be Says Scrap -held in Geneva May 11. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. ganlaatlon btU. "If I have caused offense to any .Th* CJlrcuit court wUl take effect ' presidential press of mjrfriends On the othef .aide of Jan. 1, IMl. upon the expiration James C. Hagerty said rierter^wlil the Atlantic I would like to apolo­ Ruined Her of the present local justice "and be heard from 9 to 9:30 p.m. gize ’ iinreservedly and sincerely t«r . muhiclpai court systems. The over the AB' EDT that night. Herter also will brief the Sen­ disapproval at a' pews conference Sen. Homer Capehart (R-Ind) tWeen Republicans and Democrats, this week, by referring approving^ wHl be for 4%-year terms. ate Foreign Relations Committee said today he will ask the. Sen­ next Tuesday on, the Paris con­ ly to ahayp British criticism of (in municipal court nominations Montgomerwa ..statement, ate to rengure Sen. Wayne late* today, it was expected RiW-- ference, which i^’as intended to Morae (D-Ore) for his tactics give the western Allies a chance Muntgomer.V. repeated his-apolor coiff^ would rename Atty. JuleS. three times'gt an airport news in attacking the j^mination Karp as judge of the Manchester to work out proposal-^' to' present gy Town Court and nominate Atty. at "the .Geneva - conference. The conference. ^ of Clare Brnthe Luce to be Leon Podrove as deputy judge). Paris meeting ended yesterday. Britainti best known- wartime SmhaAsador to .Brazil. Rubinow, 4 9 ^ tk in St., has been , ' Praised by Truman soldier looked grim" as he expressed practicing law in Manchester since Harry S. Truman today praised the apology. Washington, May 1 (JP)— 1938. He was asked i'The really meant Clare Boothe Luce quit today He is on the Ethics Committee JAV E. RVBlNOtV (Continued on Page Seven) it when he aaid in aJK.Ed Murtow of the State' Bar Assn, and a for­ television program thaiU-be would as ambassador to Brazil be­ mer Manchester Town Court prose­ shoot an American himself-if nec­ cause of her public row with cutor.' essary to ensure that American .^pn. Wayne Morse (D-Ore). Ha graduated'in 1937 from the blood was spilled on the flfst day. ''Rresident Eisenhower regretful­ Harvard lAw School and in 1933 of any future war. / ly Announced her decision sfter an “It was just a joke,” he said, from Harvard College. He is a Gov. yRibicoff - Names hour** talk with her at the -Whits ifiembfr of Phi Beta' Kappa. smiling A little nervously, at 50 "louse. , In professional circles, he la re- newsmen and photographers. n a leRer to the President, 'Mrs. . garded as a “lawyer's lawyer” who ■;E Circuit Judges spgnd three daj’s at my Hampshire Is no tqnger possible for m s. and patience to his work. home. We spent two days Aiming. to accpmpUBli''.the mission which In lay oircles. he is known as a In all, he had eight hours of fllm.” you haiA. entrusted to ms.’’ Montgomery said. PresidenUal 'llirfss secretary man who has given much In time Hartf-wd, May 1 (jpi—1 Tale ,a3id Hartford resentative in Congress (st large), ■ ‘That is my owrt private busi­ good will was poisoned by thou­ XiCave Panam a Law SchotH'^ bom'In Hartford 46 clerk and prosecutor of New Brit- ness," he said. . On Resignation sands of words of extraordlnsrlly years ago. V Ofn City and Police Court, state He said,It time and again in the ugly' charges agaipst my person. Panama, May I'tffi—^The lead- John J. pil;'jm : (D)tu ) Hartfordtiaruora ~^/iunemployment compensation com- nekt hour, during which newsmen Strauss in Cabinet and of distrust of the mission I Prosec of Hartford CSty aua mUdoner, and member of Federal discovered that Montgomery had Of Qare Luce was to undertake,” i|r ^ the Cuban itivaders of Pana­ - Board of Parole; 60 yea*a old. She did not mention Sen. Moras ma said today he . ah is . a former, state depart­ Senata subeoimmittea which han­ tioh; graduate' of Trinity College, old retired genenl. would feel safer "about the future ment official who was convicted of zil was welcomed by some Sena­ < Cesar Vega; a former ^ V a n a Drexel Institute of. Technology ate of University,, of Connecticut "I went to Moscow as a soldier of our national aectfrlty”' If Lewis tors as a-Wise one under the cir­ dles Latin American'offalrt. nightclub owner .'Who led .^ e exr and Boston Unvefslty Law School; perjury after denying that he had . Morse tried to block Seniate ap­ and University of Connecticut 'Sthd talked as a soldier,” Mont­ L. Strauss were not a'mem.ber of slipped document^ to a pre-war cumstances. Others expressed re­ pediUenary force of less ttailTr 100 Law School; born in Hartford, Born In Hartford Oct. 12. 1905. gomery aaid. ' gret. proval of her'appointment but was ashore Six days ago, mid he would Max Relcher (D) New Britain— President Eisenhower’s cabinet. Soviet espionage ring. There- wae no immediate con- defeated, by a 79-11 vote In her return to the tinders' base on NOV. 5.. 1928. “But Mr. Khrushchev is a pol- Inglis said he couldn't rfemember favor Tuesday. Judge of New Britain City and iticiSn,” said an Interviewer. David R. Ihglla, chairman of the ment by Sen. Wayne Morse (15- the Caribbean coast and get for­ Joseph J. Fauliaio (D) Hartford Police court; treasurer of New Federation of American Scientists, ever niaklhg a pnbllc statement In Ore) whose criticisms and atti­ A few hours after this, Mrs, mal approval from his meti'. But. —Judge ot Hartford City and Po­ behalf of Hiss. But he said he had Luce caused an angry uproar by Britain Bar Assn.; former chair­ (Continued on Pnge Sixteen) gave this answer at a Senate- Com­ tude were' cited by SJre. Luce .os he satd he had already taken an lice Ctourt: firm er member of the man of New Brlttiin Housing merce Committee hearing when held the. opinion thtft the evi­ the major reason for her decision. saying in New , York that her trou- opinion poll and the discouraged Hartford Court of Common Coun­ authority and clerjc of the New asked to atdte more precisely his dence “in favor of Hiss' sterling At Morse's office, - aides said he Dles began- wlten,Morse ww. “kick­ adventurers favored a quick set­ cil a id commissioner of steamship Britain City and. Police Court; objectl^^to Strauss’ nomination character” was more convincing wae believed, to be somewhere in ed in the head by a horae” in 1951.- tlement. te.minala. graduate of Boston University to 1^ -secretary of commerce.'' ., than the evidence on which Hiss the Capitol but that they could “We MT» optimistic about reach­ Edward C.' F t ^ r (R) West Law School; bom in New Britain, U.S. to Attempt was convtctSd. not locate him. (OoBtbmed on Fqga Ten) ing a a idttlement within a few Hartford-^EScecutive secretary of ^Inglis was called back for ques- July 28, 1907. -tionlng after accusing Strauss of Inglis .said his opinion was very Sej. Frank Church (D-ldaho) days.^said a apokesman for the the Connecticut State JucUclal Jay E. Rubinow (D) Manches­ much influenced by a close as­ Int^Amerlcan team of diplomats Dept, since 1937; formerly .served Safe Return pf: narrow-minded, vindictive and told reporters he thinks Mrs. Luce ter y- Former prosecutor and'ks- sometimes unethical - tactics while sociate who was distantly related "showed good judgment in taking trying to end the threat to Pana-. as judge of Starnfprd City . Court, alstant prosecutor of Manchester to Hiss by marriage. . (ianlan President Ernesto de la represe'.itative ftbm Stamford in chairman of the Atomic Energy her husband’s advice” to resign. 1!bwn Court; present chairman of, 4 Space Mice Commission (AEC). Scott's line of questioning Church, member of the Foreign Bulletins , Cuardia'f government. . the General Assembly and presi­ Manchester Charter . Revision prompted Sen. Gale W. McGee Relations ComjnitUje. said he did 'Vega ‘aaid he was responding dent of the National Conference Commission; . graduate of Hai-vard At the outset of today's hearing, (D-Wyo) to a-sk Inglis if he had not' believe Mrs. Luce could have ftom the AP Wires) to direct surrender appeals from of Court Adcijnistrative Officers; College and Harvard Lavi' School. 'Vandenberg Air Force Base,. Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa) asked any political affiliation. been effective in Brazil.- Cuban Premier .Fidel Castro, his graduate of New York . LSw Douglass B. Wright (D) 'iVest Calif., May 1 liPi ■—, Four black, Inglls if he ever was a member “I have a-long voting record as brother Raul, commander of the School; bom in Stamford, Aug. 2, of the Independent Citizens Com­ . Sen. Thomas Kpcnel of Califor- Hartford—Assistant State'^ attor­ mice sail into space next month a Republican, I-nglis replied. He nit, acting Senate Republican PA8TORE IMCFENDS STRAUlill Cuban Armed Forces, and the Or­ 1896. , ney foi" Hartford County; regent -in an American attempt 'to prove mittee for the ArtA Sciences and added, however, that he broke ganization of American States. J. Robert Lacey (R) Southing­ Professions — an organization leader,'said “the resignation is un­ Washington,' May 1 (E)—Sen. of the University of Hartford; di­ that a living creature can leave away from the Republicans in the derstandable and the events lead­ John O, Paatore (D-RI) took la-, Insisting j.he expedition had no ton-Former judge and prosecu­ rector and chairman of the execu- Earth and return alive. Scott said had been cited by the last presidential election to vote support from the Cuban govern­ tor Southington ToWn Court; House. Committee on un-American ing to It' are regrettable.”. sue today with an itrgianent that ‘ ' llie mice will ride in a specially for Adlal Stevenson, the Demo­ "I believe her to be a highly l.ovris I#. Straubs’ IrtoIsfriMie on ment, Vega said the invaders had served two terms m i^ t select-. (ConUnned dh i^t^e Two) designed "life psc)tage’’ capsule in Activities. been told Psinamanians would ral­ cratic presidential candidate. qualified citizen who >vouId have developing the hydrogen bomb the nose cone of Chscoverer III. Inglis said he believed he had He said he did »o largely because ly to their iupport and a general —------.i- The satellite Is expected to be belonged to the organization for ''performed well as our kmbastador disqualified him for servloe on Strike would paralyze the country of his objection to Str'euss’ posl-' to Brazil,” Kilchel said. ’The de- srcretary of oonunbree. Pnstom launched Into polar orbit from this about a year. Scott immediately tlon in the Elisenhower admnlstra- after they landed. Nothing like Theme for May Day West Coast missile base in about wanted to know if he ever made bdte on this nomination waa defi­ reproved ail atomle scientist op­ that happened. tlon. nitely not the Senate's finest la- posing StiWuss* nomlnatioq for 30 days. While Inglis was being question­ He said the Invaders, Inspired The little astronauts wiH be bbr." '''""-jL “philosophizing on Issues of tha by reports Panama Is unhappy un­ ed,-§en. Eugene .1. McCarthy (D- Son. Pat MeNamarkM-D-Mich).' , day” Instead of oonfitalng his chosen from 50 black .mice now Mlnn) awaited his turn to testify said the resignation was not sur­ der Its preaeht government; paid under observation Holloman testimony' to Striuiss’ compe­ for their own a t ^ >^<1 uniforms News Tidbita that he questioned whether Strauss prising in view - of the events of tence to sorvto In' the aabinet Reds 0^arn World Air Force Base, New Mexteb. would cooperate with Cpngtess as the last few days. post. ' ■ , , and are not itiercenaries as the First reports said the space sail­ Culled from AP Wires “ secretary of-commerce. "I think perhaps that's the Panama's government has charged. ors would be white, but an in­ In prepared testimony McCarthy greatest service'- 'she could haye, Vega also denied.'^government formed source said this' was not PANA31A INVADEBS MOVE/ said the Senate should reject the done, for the country at the pres­ Panama, May 1.(JV-The math ' alalms that Roberto Arias, husband so. ent,’.’ McNamara said. On Use Of Force ' The mouse Source said the 50 ' Evangelist Billy Graham invitee Strauss nomlnato/i. body of the Cpbon invodera left of British ballerina Dame Margot Pbnteyn and son of a former space candidates, are simply being his. greatest Australian critic, t' the town of Nombre de Plos to­ studied in a closed environment Bishop of Rockhampton, Queim- (Continued on Page Ten) (bontinned on Page Ten) day and struck out toward Pan­ (Oontlnuied on Page. Sbven) . Vatican City, May 1 (flV-Pdpe>day said the Soviet government for alertness,- appetite and general lAnd. to attend his,. B 'tls^ne ama City, a government spoke*- John XXIII In a huge Ctarlst.iaii and the Communist party, are well being. Crusade this month.',, A)armed nton reported. National guordsr . observance of May Day today In­ fighting eterhaliy to ease Inter­ “You can’t ask a mouse 'How teacher'in Baton Rouge. calls men were sent to Intercept the voked, the protection of St. national tensions but they “con­ are you feeling' today'?’’- The police, after she finds m Negro Housing Deadlock Hdlds rebel column. It was not 1mme- , Doctors Report Joseph ■ — humble . carpenter stantly meet opposition from rul­ source saj[d,... "But there are bio­ boys' trying to b a n g l e of their (llately clear whether the In­ of Nazareth — fbr all workers ing circlet of the western poWers medical experts at Holloman and classmates, bi:t bqy^say they vaders were leaving to surren­ of the world. The'Pontiff called Who wish to continue the. arma­ Vandenberg who can tell this by were just ploi’lng, der or to. try to escape capture. ' on his listeners to try to brin|g ments race.” looking st him or her, as the case U.S. Au(«orities holding Domfn- Godfrey ^Good’ may be.'’ \ OOMMEROI.a u CODE PASSED the followers of Marx to Chris­ "Under these conditions,’’ the, Icanu Air officer who f i^ $ Hartford. May 1 (dV-Dila tianity. marshal said, “thsi Comnuihist The sex of the mice, is not I im­ to Puerto Rtco in one of Trujillo’s portant to the experiment. Scien­ Stpte Senate ' Joined tha jEousia After Surgery party and tlje Soviet government jet Vampire fighters and asked for foitoy In passing the VnUonia B)' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS can Only take measures strength­ tists will measure their, reactions political asylum ; .. Secretary of Within Month Forecast Soviet Russia told the world to­ to blastoff, weightlessness and the' Commercial Code, ia mooslve bill Ney York, May 1 (P)—Arthur ening the military c a p a city 'Labor J^ames Mitchell urges In­ which modernizes and sImpUfles day not to use uorce to interfere of , the motherland in fighting stresses of re-entry. The main ob­ dustry ..'and organized -labor to Godfrey was told, to ^ y w-lth Communist ^progress. But she ject,’ though, is to get something Washington, May 1 tflS—iStrin-#mortgage^ai|i»;ance'within a week, laws governing all kinds of com- skills and techniques and show a reach fair wage agreements with­ gent,rationing of FHA home or 30 days at|the moit, to llrhlt It merclol transactions. The eoda turner removed from his chest.yds- kept concealed the weaponsweaoons with militant readiness and" vigilance.” alive into orbit and back to Earth out asking price increases.' terday was cancerous.'. He' made which she threatened to counter­ again safely. mortgage Instmipce within a to *•—'— housing — projects'now —...... under was then sent to Gov/ Abraham . no apeeial comment on the mdws attack. His speech also attacked the ^ i s has never b ^ done with New Yorkers plagued last night monlJi was foreseen todaV unless way. ' ■ . RlMcoff, i ana seemed In good spirits, ac- «HsynoUng the anniial Majy Day U.S. treaties'With Iran, Turkey aiiy animal. not only with fog but with h irt the congfessional housing.^ dead­ V Such action -would halt new con­ corC-ng to a b o ^ ta l iuinounce- festival In Moscow, the Soviet de­ and Pakistan, the rearming of The 'chance qjl succeas was esti­ degree of soot in air which caused lock is broken imoh. struction insurance commitments AUSTEKltY su m m eht fense minister. Marshal Rodion West Germany, and the location mated by dhe loffldal source a^' ■inarting eyes and even sodty- Informed Capitol Hill sources at the.Jieight of the spring build­ Buenos Aires, May 1 — v A mid-: lorning report from 'the Malinovsky charged that “provoc­ of nuclear- bases around the So- faces.. .Creators ot hit musical predicted .the Federal Housing Ad’- ing aeagon._Lenders' are nbw .mak­ PrMident Artnni FYolKHsl 'to- " OoHtmbla- Fair Lady”f protest, ministration vyiU hav^ to ha(t ac­ ing mortj*age loans on FHA day delivered-a giooniy stato-of';.w Center s Jd: . ' i military leaders call for the use of On the reviewing stand behind plans by Russian to produce thq tion on all new applications by “agreements/' but- these Joans the nation message and plMlgtsI " “Mr. Gclfiey wan takem from foro^, against the Soviet Union.'’ hlnj, the Soviet .Issuers, were’: show 'without their permisaioi). ' June Jl- if new insurance, aulhori conldidr.y up in the face of a con/ to . push his unpopular anstortty ' the recovery room to his room. In “Our military forces.are true to headed "bj' Premiei' Nikita Khrush-j Washington $tate Board Against tlon is not 'voted ^by tWep. tlrtued cpngressjonal - deadlock. program fur eoononiie sfahltiaa- . - the Harkness Pavilion this morrf- the motherland and vigilantly- on chev and first: Deputy A. I. Mlko-; U.S. Bases IVot Set Discrimination orders Seattle pou- ' Congress sets a ceiling on the Two 'southern Democrats- and tlon. In an onruol meeeikge ta a Ing about 7 a.m. ~ guard all over-thd country,” Mali­ yan. both of whom waved jauntily ple, who are planning to. Meavei total value of housing toortgagl^S the fqur ruleq,. committee Repub­ joint sestdon of the' ' “His doctor: stated that his 090- novsky said. -“They are ready to to the cheering throngs jamming To Fire in Britain town, to aell their home to a Ne­ which mfty be insured \by FH licans haVe thu8_ far' refused to Congress, Ftondlzl Odmittod; Un dition is entirely satisfactor>’ give a destructive rebuff to any the square. , ro mall carrier and his wife , This.ifelling would be raised 56 vote 'to' let the housing bill I'eacIL government bos not yta-ochlimfi that he ha. been doing fine in pdst who try to obstruct the. productive The. march past of military per­ Washington, May 1 i.D-r8ecre- 'eamstera"- Union instructing its billion immediately and another 54 the' I^ouse floor.. It^ls tied up b.y .the alms of internal peoro and. operative >eopvery. work.,. of the SooiaHst Soviet sonnel,-100 abreast, lasted' al^ut 'tary of Defense Neil McBIroy has members not to cross picket lines biUlons July 1 under a pending a 6-6 tie vote in committee, with stability qut-ined when, he took "He has been told the results of Union," - ZOf'minutes. just twice as long as conceded that no American Interr of National Broadcasting CO. en­ Omnibus Housing BUI. But the no immediate break W sight. olfioe a year ago today.^ the operation and had no special Russia claimed ahe has ple'nty of last year’s. mediate - range missiles in Britai)) gineers and technicians ip. New measure ^ blocked Ih the House There is no controversy over Uir comment about it.' . weapons to carry a destrucjtive Then came the armory' led off are ready to fire. ( Yor'k who are oh strike. Rules Cdmmlttfcfe. creasing, FHA’s insurance pro­ OUB.ANS E X E C C ^ SIX . “He was described as be.ng in counterattack. But uriUke last by light reconnaissance, carg car­ Sen. Stuart Symington (D-Mpy,, Japan promises ,.ctit‘rance visas Only, about 51 billion of Insur­ gram. Which is self supporUng. ‘Hstvana, May 1 (P)—4b e good spirits." T year, none of the big rockets were rying halfri dozM riflemen. Larg­ brought up the queitipn Tueeday to leftist union' leader Harry ance Authorization remalhs. 9ut Biit there is sharp disagreement mer warden of the tale of VliMni ' — Hie hospital plana to issue re­ paraded Ulrtugh sunlit Red Square,. er arthored cars follhwad. 'Then In a National Press Cfuh speech. Bridges aniraMM'J~~ I^ U af, the hoeiritgl said he whlrti'could.not have been largely j^ r e light cars, like Je^ps, car- ar>' the .American Thor mlSslles dozen nations to l» Roihaa thorization. . ^ area redevelopmentent and otlwr gov- .fit eaoaph “Spent a. satisfactory jppetoper- dupUonti^. In th a last .lyar. rylr~/iHg -paratroopers. - — ------vere “sitting there and ready to Ostholio shrine-iclty ‘ of Lourdes To date.v about 53^ billion of ernment-aidbd housing progrania. off Citita'a sMithM* ' atlve night with no ooir pUoations."^ ' CMosct^ Bsdio, however, said Ught tahks and htatlavy tdnks ?o....gt BrtUsh.bsaes, Aug. 30 in cause 'at peace.. . Cali­ these agreements have hpen issued. The figure*fof axceede uhat asked The Sl^ear-old, red-haired ra. artlilerywxhlbtted Included “anti­ came, next, the latter eicarr; ying 4- Symington said ho inapected fornia Democrats grefet Sen. John They are actually quosl-coinmlt- by President Elsenhower. did and TV etar, who underwent aircraft equipment as as fac- ^chguns, _ . , one of the Briticb basee 10 weeka F. Kennedy (D-Mttt). today and ments to Itaue .inadronce when the Since earjy in the onslon. ;Ra-; 5-hour surgery yesterday for re- toriss and twln-harrslsd self-pro^ The artillery irae hondeome, in- ifter Twinihg’a rtport and found they’re primed to tell him the depleted insurance authority te publicans lifrta boeked « plan ta j -Feire noval of a lung .cancer, slept un- psilad guns capable of hitting any- udbig eome otlUolrcraft guns ‘there wad nothing ‘ready'to go.’ state Is wMa epeit for 1960 Demo finally extended by Oongrcai,. ' ' UfoMde blU thlhf on iXaiih or in the skies.") eratle preaUtnUal-: nomination Congraaelonal' ooureea. oold RRA lOmrnmai m BipHM. IteUnqwsky la ILB wrdsr. ot th*. 'll, << ;a a lP a |* i ea ffaga'i«e«il Otad'- v may uva to otort rationing ."'i-.l,'.:.' . V "t“-'A ^ '■' ' • . ■ ..L'r - ' ■ ■■ ■ ^ V,