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XX- . TUESDAY, MARCfH 9. 1984 X- t ' •-A PS ^^lyp^PriiFRifiK: ^ • e k Ended T-^ Unne Lodge, No. '72, KnighU of Eaierfeney Doctors / Pythias, will hold Its regular meet- Q r g a D i z i n g injg tomorrow at 8 p. hi. In Orange / 11,145 Hell. ^ Hany-*Keeney Wedding Member o f the Audit Physlelsns of the Menchee- Em bliw Cliil^Here a » aoiwrt«qB F T A lBiU hold Ito HavwJTou An Event Bureau of Clriialations ter Medical Aaaodlation who The weekly .meeting of the nM ttng id tho •ehool will respond to emergency calls Floretta Kseney^ M a n c h 0 »ter— A City of yillgge Charm ai-t^RBorrow at I p m. Recreation Dept.’s Model Airplane daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Plans for orgaamng an Emblem tomorrow afternoon and ere- Club will, be held Wednesday st Club, the w o m to ^ group associ Scheduled That A ttW the bwalnesa eeaelon h eliort ning are Dr. William Stroud, Keeney, 158 Keeney St„ became fdi^ entitled “Scattered Showera" the West Side Recreation Center bride of Rudolph Walter llany, ated with the tfiks, nvMsncheater y0L.^;XXIILN0.135 (Claeslfled Advertfstag ea Page 12) tei: MT 9-4708 and Dr. Robert instead of Thursday, beginning^at were formulsteo at a rto«ut meet MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, IdARCH 10.1954 e i^ be peeeented. The cast In* ButUrfield, tel. M I 9-4342. ' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hany, 'or Food? PRICE P l V l l ^ i ^ tiwiee Mrs. Burton Praaler, Mn. 7 p. m."'- .'c' .. — ■ 55 Dayia Ave., Rpckville, Saturday, ing of women Interested^ organ- Ungard and J d V M W in-theu8iputh Methodtet Church. tsliig such a club: ■"I...... ' ilnr-iflia Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Thich. 10 The Ottubie-ring cereUony awe The preliminary work Invdlyto. » w H df^, fi tono IfiMuMm. Ait parents are cordUll^ The Wap in Indochina Grows W arm IntHtad to attend, ftefreatamenta St. Francis Xavier Mothers’ Elm Ter., had as weekend guests performed wt 2 p.m. .by the minis- i In organising an Emblem Club herq. together w a socie^todge or some friendly group. will be aerved with Mra. Bari Circle will meet tomorrow night et Mrs. Matilda Matsico -and son. ter, the jSsiV^Dr. Fined 'll, Edgar.! was undertaken at this meettiqc, Bmlth acthig aa hoateaa. 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs, Jo- Richard, of Norwood. R. I., and Mr. Organist He;-; e il A France played' and the next meeting was schto- WE ARE FRe Ka RED TO SERVE YOU eeidi Murewekl, 256 Autumn St., ; and Mrs. Julius Mackowtts and the bridal muslcNuid accompanied ! uled for April 7 at 8 p. m:, in X TO YO|ill COKiPLETE SATISFACTION Temple Chaptef, No. 6S, OBS ton, Stephen, of Craraton, R. I. the soloist, Mrs. ^ Iw e Teomene Tinker Hall. All Elks' wives whq wriu hold ita annual meeting with The Italian-Ameiicen Auxidary Park, whoae numbeoiwere “Be-! are interested in becomins mem 0 ^'^teriitg service is wt up to be flexible enough to M D t UnACK . The ' Connecticut HdrUcuItursl reporta and election of officers to will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at cauee,’’ "I Love You T^ly" and bers are cordially invited to attend accomYaMfite nhy fiiie g«t^hering. Why not'call us and PMTPOtT OP SENHOl the 'clubhouse on Bldridge Street. Society will meet on March -18 at the Lord's Prayer. - , this meeting. HANOI morrow at S plm. After the meet 8 p.m. st the Bugbee School, West tallt/fiiQK the details? V . .. ' ‘ w at^w hi'^ ing movlea will be shown and re- Bridal attendants vrerSx Mias I Application blanks for member-;^ AUNTED trtll lM>:—rwed hv the Mise Vlralnle Macsuley, a*«mt- Hartford. Dr, Clement Bowers will Barbara Jackie as maid oi ship are available from Mrs. Helen ant p'roCwor of education st New speak ig r '''Asaleas and-Rkododen Miss Evelyn Grimn. of Hebron, W s T T lW AuVuron S r “ ------NiriiAMri men of the chaptesr JKiUt Herbert drons.” __ ECatfaf: ; Gobalt as chairman. Britain Teachers College, will Miss Florence 'HfUs' of Andov^, speak on "The Modem gnemen- cousins r f the bride, wei^ brides rtteirrirovG” FllENCH-.-^ ^ 'SSreakis: A son was bom at the St. L a n Our Lady o! Victory Mothers taiy School'’ at the meeUng of the maids. Normsn H a«y was best ARI^LD PAGAN!. Prop. I .Mvi/wnimINDO-CHINA Nathan Hale P T A at 8 o'clock to cia Hospital in Hartford, Sunday man i for his broti.er and Francis We Save You Mpuey/ Cltvle will meet tomorrow at to Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil, 54 PHONES: MI-3-7364 ^ MI-3-8847 S , r v w i; p.m. ht the home of Mrs.. Ida night in the achool au^toriuiu LaForge and Harry Friedrich, both ( Marshall Rd,. Low Cost 2nd M o^fige fsliMe .^ H e H s li: Ltndberg, S« West Middle Tum- of Rockvilie, uehered. . Sgt. Elton C: Beebe, aon o f Mr. Presented ih inariiege by her pika The Queen of Peace Mothers Cir and Mra.'Harold C. Beebe, 55 Biro father, the bride wore a ballerina Mrs. KiMlolpa W alter Hany LGAI '{ksbes# cle will meet with Mrs. Eileen Mar NO BROKER E>|IXE8— St., and husband of Mrs. Nancy gown o f imported white lace. Her P ’ *WiUi R Huff and R P u ff. ______\ Andereon Shea Auxiliary, No. tin. 113 Bretton Rd., tomorrow st We Offei Saving 912 Million 1 a046, VFW, will meet toi^ht at Beebe of Durham. N. C„ has re 8 p. m. veil o f French illusion Was of fin the home of the k.lride's aister, Mrs. 7:80 at the Poet Home. Nomina ceded hie discharge trim the S2nd gertip length and attached to a Walter E. W »ir, 284 Oak St.. Wtilch CHARI HERSHMAN Serosnetlierij tion and election-of.^ officers wlU Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, crown of seed pearls. Stie carried was decorated with -white stream- NEDI AUEMILE take place at this meeting. ^ N. Ci. He ser\'ed thi*ee and a half a Casct.de of split camatlone with era and wedding bells. RTGAGE CO. l-X:, POKPOttltlE Excise Cut years ■with the airborne, of which an orcxiid center. . . ! '' For a trto to Florida the bride >N| C H ^ M 3 T H A I U N b , b w o ^ N t -SAe-. Omdr. Helen M. Beebe an^ Sr Id months were spent as a maditne M a n c h e s t e r . The honor attendant wore a is wearing, a tan Milt with brpwii (^AMK' ^ IDRI^ *L ______Vice Cradr. Martha MiUerattended giuiBer 'With the 45th Division in atr^Iess ballerina gown of aqua acceasorien bn their return they »r ' J — „5P ♦pj Has. asoignM to the and her cascade bouquet was of bride's parents and receive th^ir rnchiubtin; Bundaj^^ 714th' T^tnk Battalion Reconnais- ' yellow carnations. The goWns of friends after March 22. Washington, March 10 (/P) sanca Platoon aa aectlcn leader of the bridesmaids were Identicel to The bride was graduated from CdMfOMd Washington, March 10 (/P)— Prefiident Eisenhower said to- Toalght ' —^President 'Eisenhower an The H^lQister PTA will meet to a acout section. that o f . the maid of honor, but of Manchester High Schopi; Class of day Sen. Flanders (R-Vt.) did a service by pointing up th®. Study group on U.N., Commu pink.nylon a;>d their cascades were 1951, - and has beeiymnploycd in H A L E ' S ^ nounced today he will go on night at o'clock in the school nity T, 8 p. m. great danger of party-splitting strife^n his Senate speech of pink carnations. the research department of United >718H«CN OUTNITS television and radio prqbably andltoriuiil. The program will take St. Margaret-Mary:Mothers Cir ' Saturday, March IS ^rNENBTHCNCnirNENOTHCNEO critical of Sen. McCarthy (R -W is ).^ e “ the form of a seventh grade con- cle will meet tensprre tomorrow at 8 p.m. The mother tit the bride wore an Aircraft. The brid^room attended Headquarters next week to discuss infor President said h« Tall Cedars Ladies'Night, State aqua print dress, enb the bride wanted to make It clear he was not lerenei. Refrertunents will be at Uie home of M n. John Danlele, Armory. Roclrville" H irir School, telned the groom a mother, grey crepe. Both FOR mally the philosophy behind Issulng snyiblsnket endorsement of : ■erred at the goes of the meeting. 200 Woodland St ^______■ Wwlfiailay. Merck n Air Nationbl^uerd and fa present-, rl m i M 8 A 6 9»A 6 • AM * a ivoi-e coreagee of yellow carnations iy— emplp^d'Hsy'' “Ow Flandera'. speech, but also told a ; Military whist, sponabred by , -----, .JommuBisr torees news conference: The Ladles Aid Society of the and sssistpd st a large reception et GuanlAt Bradley Field. ma Lodge Naval Pdw K n eflarAddlrdByM iBiunity A^ RU YraR-bttteg KffAbiiit MuBenl A lio iil l^wii^^ .fi^ora tfao ^VmberK* a IhittemeiM th^andtdiu^ of any man. It W(xild patrolman sw £ n g la n a was ths second In tha series IARTFOR 0 ^ It c(Gled both Mullen and Hogan which was not' to die out during a enter into tm warmest part of tha P p lH ic a l u d a h iR h i .meetings' and discussion Elections mnge Moran Charges “disappointed'* peliticlans." iiaod tiMn ^or Pim pltt C h a lic e s .i!!)lou< Board of Realtoi^ Set for April 6 Q i l i j r i * lifetime.” gissaRlof m expected beneftoiary WHBtiWtiMi An informal buffet supper pre on tha .'United Nations, Moran" held several Important- Moran said it was ."a bitterness w his ^lineal' backing. i f i K m '^ W t f e l t 4 0 n t «qu*M* NW s B rie ifs ceded the weekly meeting of the sponsored by ths Manchester posts under O’Dwyer, his close aa- Falls at School treaaifier. .!>■ ^ pigitfm ’~r you \. C ^ . . 1 u \ I ..:i. ■' ' .' .\ •■ '■■>•- ' ' ,'"f '■ ! T- ' . 9* f . )^ «-i ( m r f J . : ...J’ ■S :^': / "■} ''J ‘ ’ ^ / > of' • < J . ^ >1^ iw " ^ii/i piiin 7. / , . !• 'J • V . i y ' ^ ^ - - j:,' v ■;' ■ :■- ' V ' : ‘ ••\ I'' -I \ i, . J' - \ ‘*K ■ \:iy^ . : ^ * '■) -■5 V'- i iUr I- • : ,; - 7 ^ ■■':'■■■■: ' ' - ■ ^ - i . J_, MANCHlfSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 1954 ' rf ' ■ : sols /■ MANCHESTER EVENlNgJHERAtP. MANCHESi:SRtLCQ@,,.:WEDNla^ MARCH IA 1 1 1 -T it "EWWredSzWteebqBie ffa f Boyteriftm '7 THURSDAY ONLY V ■ In 17 Y^rg’ Dufy ’(■ A Excise Cut ■■■ 7 — - Jazz plaster Coiidon^ . Ida Gro4’e, Town US—Soma day GENUINE Ut S. NAVY SLACK lent when M.A. Jensen, B3,' retiroi SA Is P e n d in g chief of police of Ids Grove, ke '8 Gofrect Chord (C*ttBwSSmB"»Bge cw ) , are unworthy of baing puraued day hopes to be sbfe to ssy hf never and night. had to Are s. shot In carrying out OXFOED 8 point«d tawaM a apadfic (Oonttaned from ^ g a One) Eisanhower said he had heard his police duties. By BODY GILMORE I there’s no -phonograph - in hfs V 'y - 4 ita arhaa the covpUry wtMjId be and sean part of Flanderff iq>each (Far Hal Boyle) apartment and not a single rec- The conubtUM also spp'rnved an J e i ^ n has found It unnecessmy nm t aay Iwg# acaila ag-- a ttacking"M cOarthyiswi"j,on tala- ^ tiia his gun on anybody durtng N ew T wk W?==OHf -br .ThTTiKiii:i ■Ordr , Ha Mid ha didn’t'baliava vision last night. He m M It would Amendment which would give auto Eddrte sppi'oclates scotch whis .f> 1 be a grave error to m>lit the party and truck dealers a tax refund on kla 17 years on the town’s two^man artkxitote imen Jn' AmeHca ie s| ■S' '• k. : tk li M it of poUcy waa atfactiva. police force. r- ky. but not on the home, grounds. apart and go. off in different dlrec- their unsold floor stocks, If the SIZES S TO It banjo player who never got beyond j No bottle ever appears In the place W tet'ha ia aakinf ava'rybody to tax drops automatically on April "Oh, I ’ve had to shoot .a mad dog the eighth grade. ^tions. In that cduhse he said great or two," h# axplaina, “ but I never unless some fjdends bring It. Down TOMnbar.^tha Praaident aaid, ia danger lay ahMd for the party and 1, IMS, as now scheduled in the did use Uie gun oh a human." DIAMOND'S * ,*?*■ IMdie Condon (born ' at his nlghtrlub,. hovyeyer, Condon t h a t ^ t’kaa World ia picking up the country. ‘ . bill. ” Albert Edward. Condon), a''high' is known as a free poiirer. Hours of political debate were • hanWh It may havk to carry in Elsenhower baoked up the de , SFABE riiMT TREE I priest of pure Jazz, M .■ has a con- i He has an unuaual rCmendy for cision of the Republican National in prospect, however, over differ Statency akU to the late Babe' hangovers: ' NEW definitely. Los Angeles US'— A Sierra dub Committee do have Vice President ent aspirotn of the first major tax speaker, making a thundering dc- B M T AND HAVT Ruth's. t "For a hangover,” he suggests, /Vw?- The country doaan’t have to get Nixon answer Stevenson's speech hill to hit the House floor m this nuuM for praMrvatlon of natural 997 m a in s t r e e t TEL. MI-9-S9M Tbe Babe never threw tq a.j "take, the Juice of a quart of hyaterical with fear about the on teleVisioh and radio. The Preei- congressUmat election y?ar. The raanurcM. pointed an aricusing.fta- ..ST9M. Mwe.. Eddla never.played at whisky " a m t i i ^ d u t w 'im Mw:— ^ dtht said be naa Mt m on a meet- genate has not i r n a n n n r ger at bis audience and cried; I wrong chord. Actually, he drinks 20 timet as The aubjebt of Plandera' apeech ing^t which that decisipn was The bill would leVer off at 10 "What bava you done to preserve After an honest star'., on Yhe much milk as he does strong spirit. WM. brought up U^hen a reporter, made. per cent all exclM or sales 'tax our forests?'’ banjo, Condon has come down to He Fsts nothing during the day asked menhower whether he The President said he greatly ad- rates now above that figure, ex Dead silence. Then, from the the guitar and he's one of the best light hours, but his liquid' psr is aympathiaed With what Flanders raires Nixon and has great trust cept for Uquor and tobacco, effec back of tha room, a small voice in the busineas. He’s a i.ian not three quarts of sweet milk and one tive April 1. Md to My. - and confldenOe in him. He said said;- *------given to bragging. Tlte only self quart of ImUannilk. . \ ..... The Veimont lawmaker con Nixon will place before the people Sponsors said this would bring " I ahot a woodlpecker once." ^I^PTICJENKS CLEEMIS praise 1 e 'er heard him ihdulge in \ His friend' and 'cornet player, tended in a Senate speech yester the facta as all of thoiM in reqpon- a wide laage or price as well as waa *he remark, "I'yc never played Wild BUI Davison recently opened - \ ■ day that McCarthy’s tactlca in Bttde positions in the RiSpublioBh tax cuts, save shoppen: substantial a Id o In my life." sh antique shop somewhere oh V pursuing internal aubveraion were party understand them. sums, and give a boost to -buMness Special Gift Offer It’s Eddie's articulation .with the Hudson. diverting the country’s attention .Asked if this meant McCarthy to help combat the present eco words, not music, that fascinates "What are- you. going to call from gcMt dangers from without was not to speak for the Republi nomic dip. so many of his listeners and It?” Eddie asked. Flanders said too that McCarthy can party in* the campaign, Eisen In the background, a big fight SIGNS “MAQIC VITALIZER” ADDED FREE friends. Consider his comment on “Trash and treasures." said Bill. By G O D D ESS —*-1>y.. intantlnn !ac:.-through vignocr was shaping up for next Wednes ____ A l x c n n w fa aepUb taaka, eeaapoola. JtoUa bUltoas of hacteria to yant teak an eminent- French music -critic- Eddie .Shook hia-Jiead...... r - hower -Mid--he- -d o e^'t -Buppose day liitf T’ftursdiy^ '^ in t » bilFto ance” was ''domc^hie best to shat anyone can answer that question. or POOL FMt aettoB. Better eleSalag by f to 1. Who denouncdl American Jazz. "What’s wrong 'with that ter" the RapubliMn im rty.------overtiaul aimoat all tax laws ia ID'S SIGN CO. name?" ' ...... cotton > hra with He added that McCarthy is at li sdieduled on the House floor. A completb afgaaizaUM of TRAINED .SEWAGE 8PECIAL1BTB "Who does ,that ifrog think he * moximum frM4lom ^ motion The Ffoindimt laughed heartily berty to say that he represents 3 24 nalag the moat modern eqolpment aad maehlaery—RESULTS A Is," asked Eddie, "to come over "Nothln.g," said E ^ $1.35 to $1.95 a pair •f K Waa’i Leak. . / n u l l W a^ raN 's bray iito d ita duchofs clofsie A.' ■(. ■ t \ ASHIII MPEMMn ■ V l M lOO^i^ il^ari Finisli«L Fea DeUf* l t d , j (purple edge) (grVen edge) (red edge) (plain edge) u K tiiia FarCWLBMN M U PEI e fK G'rea // for slender - for a^-age- for tall, for largest legs. 834-838 efKGirta - or small legs. size leg^.-,-. larger legs. ' Sizes 9% to 11^. .inGl*.Mi:8AiAL. A|AM . . $ "za s Housecleaning BUYS! ■ - i S . 'r T i- Spray—0*9rs C:' Entar. . . a Vt^liridaG for your L U O T ® -' DEODORIZER .BATH t iller t Bbsb ■'*------r t Bight lifa! Wanderfuily fashion 12- 1 “ BRUSH l i g E I I 9TWATEI able ... . saucily feminine red Choiee ef 3 Basal seeato. 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' ' f (- V A starter en a new dream MX M7 MAIN ST. — w aooN MiaMNe MatcMag ballet sUp- ) kitchen. FercSlalA - enaiqel tSF. I t Perteet WeuM resists aie^. steins. Doqbl^, . BeU for 8A8 dfnlnboaid, deckle basin. 8 UVBL atornge cooipafU|Mnto, 8 ,draw- FOR H ir e ~ §41 MAIN BTREET — N w t To Arthur D ruf \ - rr ' j ♦_____-__ • - ^ \ .., Special 1.98 -L L GO \ _ I , '.7 _. ■ ’ *■ , - I ? , . V:- -7 ';' V':. r:> / ' , —'. j . IV'J../' / • ■■:/- *''.4 . * '■ -tf ' .1 1 / 7 m p r i- ^ 7 - ' . t ■■ ■•:' i". /. ' 4- ' ■ - -i~ -■■: ^ . .F' ■ ^ C • ' ^MANCHESTER EVENmC HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. MARCH)#. 1964 "Tr -MANCWESllfcaMJVENlNG. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONJC ^Y E PN E S D A i ^ 4 9 U ...... to attend as thejr ato traanportodt r J?cd[v Pupils to Hear, baa—toaas— toetr—al — ■* - 7 ' R o e k v U h r maintain wide Ihterqato In art thi^ghout thf to)m. di------■ Nathan Hale PTA buy irroiip Th^ftne arts program : Ripkiead and repaired or Court Gises . ■{ science and the world we know; Ndm^s PerrotH 30% o f Manches ter ^s Quota few .yWrs ago, sponsored inaUllod on now honM. ^oroner Finds to be capable' of finding informa Eduoiition Club and the PTA Freo Efitimataa ' Hears Educatpr tion he Bfeeka; jto have control over Skytmteh ScH^nl Page O M ) The Itortford Little Symphony cil. It w ^ origin a lly .planned fers Tally Second Win the available working tools, . Reginald Ellsworth, 32, of Smith as dictionaries" directors \utant Principal Post. V. Bradley, president of their Vernon > . HausohUd. chairmaa|fund. drivehiis~ahown only frag- Orohestra cornea .to ManchaMer three a year ahoul< CALL MlteMI 945t1 iPierre Death Coventry, was flne^ $12 on a Tuesday, Marcli 18, to p la y'for presenied to' \cover three 1 ' A witty, pleasant speaker, who maps; to write clearly'and M firelill liiiion. the Independent Interna of the Manchester, Red Cross Fund mentary- ratums thua ,fkr. Sihea As Giant-Killer of Tourney charge of vlolttnons df rules of the has been asked to return to I/, an- well snd strong. Midnight—3> a, ...... VehnteeHi N eeiii WP- tha corperaitlon quota amouhts to fourth, fifth and sixth gradsrs fields of art. t)ue to Accident read by Town Ciugl Judge John litoxh l& r-(8p«cU l)?8bow n«xt Week; Robertaon School tional Longshoremen’s Assn., and Drive, anhounced that the fund The modem system of Jf^catton 2 a., n#.—4 a. jn...... Fldyd Chapman a federal court injunction, about 35 r «r cent of fund drtVe under* the joint .qmnsorship at the ... Howevert due Jo the rising coats 8, G. Rottiier this imoming. PhMter many time#, qioke to the I'iu fWTOtU fiu bMn ap>| firls basketball team return came dnve totals stood at $8,000 as of Manchester Council of f T A Asena. of worthwhile piMfamb, the com endeavors to treat th ^ h lld as a 4 A. m.—8 A. m...... • • • 8 VohmtGere Bradley late yesterday sent expeetationa, ■ anticipated dona Itoekville, March 10 (apecjall— »have baen invited'to attgnd in 4d- Ellaivprth Was arrested about 2 Nathan I^ale RTA last night on aaalatJUit prtnclnaL with 71*^’ ElemenUry School yesterday's audit. The figure is 30 and the Elementary School Dapt. mittee found its fim '"'V V- ; \ ... ■ . ... ■£' 7 • ,1 ‘ V. i ’* 7. ■ ■' . \ • )i ''- ■' f ; -.v-. ■>' ■' ( ' - ' ■■ '■ '■ • •'■ / ■'■' + , ,T :^4.. f ■ •' fi< ■■ ^sF^'.'V-' ■ - t'-;- . /■■ .' L /■■,.- „■ . ■r- r -I A d- •i- ' >■ >\ •Jj ">• .1^ •’ ■ 1 : - . : ^ :i'. y.:^ .. ' A . -i ■■-./ ;.v MAN(?HESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER, CONN.; WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1964 f-’ ' "-I.:- ■ ' ' ■ ./• ■ ■ / ' ; ■ ’ ■ ' ' i . 7 ' 'i-f X / • ‘ ■- ', •, . ',•.*■ •.,. 1.' J;£-5 e v e n in g HERALD, MA1»^HESTER. (^^^^ WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10, 1954 L'.-' J W , t r t 'RT^V .« V'jA'V’ itW JHBHV a ^ § lAiii I, fM jarmi m 1 1 1 1 f J 9m im t I»4k ‘ 'dt ltd. He Hail ths Mrthjif'a.daughter to Mr. and Totti%^l]be Nationi -r-h , w t i r r —1366, DMIl ' Mrs. QMrgs Kapor of HUmar. WONS—U 16’ Daily Raflio 'WHAT- ^ 1 6 employ o ffi A, Ryi Caltf. Mrs. ''Kapor is tha forpaer wt §om- «Rf#iQntfa BttAm -c ^ her«f1ve-inohtha couraa In institu* management, joba in reateurants. to ba turpad down. Later on, how / 8S4-S3S t e l . .Ml-9-ftlSl WOCO—1366 W tio —1664 Grand List Total Women WHear , Joan Hyde of Somers Rd. tlonal ho'uaekeeplng, hotela,' hospitals, schools. ' ever, more money la egpactad from Bants Barbara, Calif, (gj. I Enstarn Standard Tlnm... . Maacheete# Eirdntag H a r a i d The paternal grandmothar is r wpiHMi ^Hth MAIN a t. MAKCHiSStER mribnraugk eofMapanfMI Mra. Mra Georgs Kapor of Hllmar and ' Aa a young ^ rl in a little town Institutional houaekeeplhg for tha eatata and tha achool will Oraat-gfandaa Peari H. Doirmua, Near Two Million Hewari Ldgd<7 taMphane Enat Talk at Library wpw lurt there wM in'Indiana ahe heipbd her fa^er hoapUala, hotels, schools end resi be . able to enroll tta SO-studsnt 79-years4young, of M d u n t a 1 n .Iha toliming program tchaduiMraiU-,.,, X,. _ . the maternal grandparents - are ora" auppUad by tha —radio ... manag#. WHAY—Tbsse Wf> 6|nf Hamptan i f f ~ Mr. and Mra. E. Foater Hyde of 'm U ^ to It.'So. sure that ,for run hia amiill hotel. Aa a wife and dential clubs. capacity. , lAkaa, K^-3., has finiahad another WTIC'------'Walk------a ' Uiu— mother Mra. Waakey learned, maoU and era aubjaot to ciiania WD^^ym-Poece end War Marlboroulfh, March 10 (Spe SomSrs Rd. The great grandpar- 7 5 Never Worked Before. i. • Without BoUca. _ . jpe< W*ia ahf didn’t evto' un- about hbmeinaklng. After her min>, ; Grey-haired Mra. Freda McCon croaa-couhtry automobile trip. Shlp( W6 luad Room cial)—^Tha Boaid of 'Tax Review The next meeting of the Woman's enU are th,e former Sen. and Mrs. EQUt ing engineer liuaband died of a. said thta ^unt, mads aoki frdm 4i ■t hax completed He revieion of the Govetimt Church Robert Hyde, alsp of Somers Rd. , ' IABQBSTI , ■ »•«=*»• ■ ■■■ •■ , ' nell Of Darien, Cbnn., is a house Polka Hep ’ WHAY—Sgt. In Blue Club^will be held in the Hall Me • W ..'.I. f— — ■ ■ ' M ' ITlie roee brick buildiog: ncetlea heart attack, ivhat could be more' keeping student. Before she was Dri vera New Jersey toiBanta B arb ara WOCC—Rsootd JtavUs WTIC-^ Gmat 1953 grand list and It now atanda morial Library Hall at 8- p. m., natural' than |fra^ Waakey tumlH|r. iNews: Ju le nea lUUnes 'J®'K c-a5'«7““? at $1476,736. Thta latest figure « t MW* «crea overlooking the mid^bnly ^aced . with auppoilin£ raised hqr aO-yegr nMtoriitg \ak to WG'GTH—LoneI Rkager Semces Tonight when Mrs. Margarat Strekas will Maacheatcr Evening Hendd 'El diaWno^ _ T4 liat» ewk—t #t^dkM to hmatkeeptnigT . .... AOOWrwftdd. — ~ — iHa rwrijiMflta^A gain of $303,303 tW gueat apaeikar. lington roiTMpondenf, IBiw Q.'F. -R'UllPMHiV EwWVTr~*i 0M« haraelf. aha had never worked any- 6t over uuit year's grand list. lihmenee winddw* u^d a where but in her dwn home. . One Drivings Petits and parky Mrs, l^ramus A'V—Guestd ‘Hid hoMeaaea include: Mrs. Ira Berr, telephone Rockville .S-6SI8. WIU Take dob it UUdaraieeva Msmbera of tha board ipciuda; The Second In a eerics o, ape- Eggltaeon, Mra. John Lana, Mrs...... - --- ARMY ai»a NAVY - irilii deck. c 3 of the ’ younger atudehts. Pearl cams to vtsit her aon at liearby VHA.V-atU Fell Mop Preelnet Ralph Kornglebel, Edwin Mont- '» mid-week Lenten aervices will - '-In tMa atmoaphere —- alore-like The energetic student has a Pearce of Newport Nevi'a' Va., ia a Little Rock ilwN^It took an CmieU., Bht this trip of 9:000 miles .—Vus WGl^ ------» Rwiger Booart Aborn, Jr., Mrs. Raymond ' ■ ROUSH is FATAL 99.7 M A IN S T R E E T Arkansas attornay gelMrara rul -Nana Boa Hafiaea atraafn gnd Norman Lord. v ba conducted this aveuing at 7:30 C lark,; Mrs. Robert Sikes, Mra. ' • fMMV' reaort hotel than aixachool daughter in her teens and a mar high school graduate. After''the was Just routine. ' In 1992, she .vj.^wr—ikeUa at the Covenant Oongrogational Minneapolis (B)—/. drink of <—erbmen between.the ageaXf 20 ried son who's working his a-ay ing to prove that you oinTt ba con drove from the Jeraey ieosat ^o the Attend 4-H. Conclave Aaron ' Olmated, Mrs.' Emerson liquid silver polish was' fatal for businCaa couree ahe'U . probably WDRO—*liecortl 8hop Local people sAending the 4-H C%urch, 43 Spruce St. The theme ''^id W fo back to aChooI to pre- through.. Purdue University. angle for an office Job. victed of dronken drtviti|vtn tha Dakou Ttfrttory, gdt lost in the ^^WOTH-Jack Downey Aborii, Mra. Robert Connors and Gary Hagelbert, 13. Cyanide in Mate If you aren't driving, x leaders conference at the Univer chbacn for the series Is “Looking Mra. AAIbart Starbird. the polish caused the death, the .j-M re-tb earn their own living,i^cbencee are, Mrs. .Wahkey will ikttractive Dora’Foster makes woods, df«vt on uiitll she reached 'w S tY -9 1 0 Polka Hop sity of Oonneemut Saturday in Within.’’ ' * VVom all over the United Stat^ktte soon be taking a ' housekeeper's 'A 1963 law said th at It w*ae) the West coaat. Then she turned S e c e —Record Review WHAY—News: Night Watch Beeevering From DIneas coroner said, . her own clqthes and 'always haa WTIC—You Bet Your LUe ' clude: Mrs. Peter Crawford iand In addition to tha meditation Mrs. Blancha Fournier of Maple , they are privileged to come to job. probably, with a , local hoe- lawful for any peraon who la __ arovnd and drove homa. SlI?fS*rhews; Juke laox RaUnee brought by the pastor, the Rev. K. " Hannah Harrieon School In Waah But the Biitlsher was delighted at der the Influence of intoxicating ■ WT1C--Widder WDRC—Crime Photographer daughter, Janet, end Mrs. Myron S t has bean ill for some time but lUl. - the -prospects of gettii^f profea- ’Her 1939 “voyage" by car waa . WTOCkc—Record ~ >P _ WOTH-Dance Music Lbrd iand daughter, Helen. EJnar Riuik, special music ia is Improving. .IngtPO JW4 ■ ..hpUt board and women with chlMran llquor^to drive or be in actual cow- Jl <100 miles lung X, Naur York to ■WGTH-rJi^,jRwnaic; itta i ■- Married etoBsl training in sewing. WHATTAy-Newi! Night W*idi Mrs. OranrfW'd le Uie leader -of planned fer each period, and ' New Arrivals RANGE and FUEL OR tuition frae. ^ i r training; n’t the only ones who have ,a trol of any vehtcla.'" weak to the Pictftc, south time of quiet meditation tg offered What'a really the A tch? None. _.A' farm girl, Dora worked dur But tha attorney general rules * ^ u y -« lu Polka Mop WTIC-Blg Story - * " the Jolly 4-H and Clover Leaf Mr, and Mrs. Japies Winona of l0e to go back to school. Bn- ing the war in a factory Just out- daat to New York.—via . WOCC—Record Review WDRC—ir» Music Time Clubs. She le also leader of the In candlelight. The organist of Mountain Rd. ara the parentr of RUMMAGE It’a n kindly bachclor'a idea of a rollnomit is open to single girts, th a t' .the. law potild “catch any a and Miami, WfflB—News; Juke Bog Matinee ^ WOTH—llyelery Theater ‘ the church, Ernest C. .Johnson, Jr,, eiVc London.. With both parents, ■ S ^ C —The Women Lively Lions 4-H group. Helen and: a son born Monday morning at the piaea jn’here plder women faced ■and- to divorced o r deaetied peraph who _* might., happen Kl he. tmembered Jaunt was Jhttht are Junior leaders. will supply the p.usical back- with the neceaaity of supporting dead, aha decided In 19S1 to emi Intoxicated and wlw might happen ■ WDRO—BecordTbop^ — Maadiestcr Memorial Hospital, SALE COAL ^ (BRE women. tha one fr^n Laredo, Tex., to WGTH—Jack Downey Personal MenMon gi-ound for the silent meditation aa themaelves may . turn for training grate to the United Statea to have an autoihobi^ and tha WORC-^lt« Music Time , Word haa been received here ..of Mexico City. On that trip aha said •IriFi. .JAT—Weelem Carkvea yW ora—Mystery Tbester y,. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Craw- well aa for the antlre .^irvice. which they otherwiae couldn't af ttS66*Per Stadeht Take Taras at Wark means to dperate.lt efther on the aha fdrded riv*k^havigafad along haw have moved Into their new Thursday, Mareh It 24 Hour DoUvory ^ r r i ^ Here she worked for hotel peo highways or. alaewhere." WCCC—Record Review Ths'imrpoBe of the aewiesa. ford. ■ In awarding fellowship^o the ‘more imagiiied WHAY~JD;w»; N lsbt Welch §loms on Hartford Rd. 'v Which are being held In place of S-Way U U if Ibt - 9 A, M, Started by Onrfinckel . ple who were kind to her. "But,*’ So the law Was declared uncon- tain roads. WTIC—McGee and Molly w The late Julltu GarOnckel, Hannah Harrison SchoMf things ahe explains, "I really wanted to WpRC—It’e Mnslc Time Arthur Fred dark the mid-week ^ ssrv'ca of Bible like Integrity, good healxh, flnan- stitutionaL Her next excursion 'W- back to WOTH—Jack Downey WGTH-rmnk Edwards Funeral servicea and ourial wera study and prayer,da to give those At 1013 Main Street > wealthy department store owner, cial need end one's Opacity to sew." Currently ahe hopes to amrk. Npw York vta Florida. Unless she •ilS - . .utU r- held for Arthur Fred Clack at the who attend an opportunity, in this DryEczBMaltdi N ear Maple Street had seen women, untrained to hold for . a dreaS designer. SHE’S A HOME WBECKEB WRAY—Western Caravan ’ W ltaT-K ew e: Wlsbt Welch ' Whew itehlng pcrdKi due to' lack of . learn in the field /» study are flnt skips Op to Junsau op the W nC —Top This Marlborough Cemqtery' Saturday day of haste, to reallM the. truth (Former Janet’s Shop) MORIARD iNHITOERS a Job. come into hia store looking Everett, Maas. «f> — Mra. Edith WCCC—Record Review aatural skis Ml*. Rctiael Oiatment < what count. Accoralng to Mias At the achool Dora helps with Alaeka-Canada Highway. •«* Matlnea TOHC-h'e Music Time . , with tha Rev. Henry Tuttle offi of the prophet's meiisege from <3od, for work. When he died In 1936 he Fagin doesn’t mind balng called a WOTH-'-SymplMy givM quick telitf. K ith im IsssHa, it Auspices of Home Economlos of 315 CENTER STREET^ TEL, III-S41U left some^^W0(l,<)0(l-i»“l«wlde a Poole It coats around. 61300 to the household chores. It's sort of WTrc—Bront Page Parrell ciating. (^ark. originally a native “In quietness and confldehca shall oils sad M(tc«a dry skia at iu dx a family policy for students to home wrecker—that is bar busi 1 WDRC—Uueic of Weetcheater, lived here the be your strength." :x - ■Mdicaau sooths 6 « ^ itchiag. 3-Wsy ''“M anc^ter Orange > temporary home and atdiool .for turn out a atuiMt. ness. In the Framinghaim BuUd^ .• -WGTH—Jack Downey ■ 1WAy»WUe Welch ' ri' Training ie given la one^-four sraitv WWp—Sept, from the White House rtUaf tl^ t briagt leag-Uitiag comfort. Just such women, where today, .bo- reases, at* the switchboard or in Wrecking Co-, bar h tm u n l iaU M ' ^’^A Y -taita Quarter W p lK H ^ w s : Mnode for RemeneS aidea hchobUng, they're entitled to coursea: partner. x WCCC—Record Review WG'PB—Hill: Steriight Symphony “« meria; ' Buehieaa/'aditch Stw them for th^ t jw* -W |9»-rSewe r Juke-Bex-Matlnee- recreational facilities, even free employmm as typists, reception Mias Foster will have to aucceas- Joaee w aieb fully hold a Job in her field for KINDNESS BEINGS DgSASTDI ^ FLASH BULBS. CASES. A lan e r ^ the WhlU..Housa medical care. ists or apmerel office workera Fort Franca, O nt IB—YVhen ma ^ MOVIE8.P^TS ^ . Hlckok _.1foads______for Romance ’ Misa Genevieve Poole, director Clothing, construction end elter- three' months before .she receives temperatura fell to 16 below seid, etkM^ after which -they aro reedy bar diploma. WH',Y-Newe i r i t ******* ; 7 ' ./ of the school which ife' named .af Pete Kuchinski, a bachelor let WCCC—Reieord .Review f ^ Y —Might Watch ter Mr. Garfinckel's moth.er, saya for/% job in a department atore The school, which is adminis eight stray dogs into hia homa for W K JJB ^ew e; Juke Box Matinee IC—Mews ' 'X that aa far as she knows, “there's o^dreesmeking eetebliahment or tered by the YWCA, opened in ahalter. Then he left for work. Fire WTIO—Pevs to Merry' t even butid up their own 19S0. Each year two groups of I^R C —Meae». Tiltro 834-838 TEL. Ml-8-6161 BO other like it in the country." men said the dogs Jarred loose a ^ WGTH-WHd mil Hlckok Ihke 46-year-old Mrs. Chlorison*, having bualneae. about 30 are graduated. Thia stovepipa. Kuchinaki is looking for $e#^-» MAIN STRRrr MANCHESTER Waakey, who haa just aanplel __^CominateiaL..fooda, toe food. aemeater about 19 appUeanU had a new home. W^AY-^wilaht Sporu .. T w ]^ I^ * w s WGTH iports Report WOTM—Wewi U 6:11—‘ Y—Nlghtit Watcha V WHAY—Goveroor LodtO :-9uirtigbiIt Serensds WTIC—Strictly Sports D-MfehT OOwl WDRC—Jack Zsimsn U:« ^ WGTH—Patterson WRAY-Night Watch 6ita wnC-atirtight Berenads X-, TEL. MI-S-S161 WHAY—Suppor Serenade WDRC-^Hlght Owl WTIC—*. C ^e Glee Club sn u c E T B tA N C H E S l^ WDRC—G. LMherde WGTH—Bllllhern •X WDRO—Lowell Tbooua ■ PUNiOHI SEWERS /■ WGTH-Questions .— AND * trHAY—Supper Serenade WTIC—NotM and Quotes WDRC-remlly Skeleton SEPTIC TANKS oraIler* installed and repaired. Miaaiag trains? WOTH—Gabriel Hestier ,t:»5- , ■■ / Nothiag is aaora . WHAY—Supper lerensds / S' i hritatkig than a watdi that. liaat Yaar in 8 .98 , 9 . ^ D re s s e s ^ WTIC—Ons Man's Psmtly < ^ WDRO-B. R Murrow ; ^ won’t good time. Tofro- WGTH'—Perry Como teet the aecuraey ef your watch ••ta—• ' ■ WHAY-Newi: Behind PboUlghU have H iamweted at least ones STEELE & SON X' ■ year. BVU do t U for you ^-tJ-PBl. ____ and War «S3 VERNON ST. /hw. YWn he aamaed at how WGTT'3TH—Squad ■ Room X' mneh bettsr tout watdi will T^. Ml-94»31 or run after h ia ruiiSiM 5 3 . 8 8 Beys* or Girid Streamlined, rugged tank models with gleaming enremed fenders. Equipped with outo-type. Seeled ■ .\- \ .• V, •• 1'- ■ ■' ;■ / : ► IJII^VfiP P^_.. ,;.,/ J Vi ' .. y A; 1 , )■ .' ..V ■I ■ .0 • ', : ■•■■- ,:■ ■ .' ■ •••:,■;■ ■ A. ■ '■ ' I y //■ •; J, - . • . < ■ ' ■.? • . ! , . ■• /,/ v-». ■■ L u J /^.-~ -X- XXXr7"/.';/XX;/// ; -I . r 'X l\. i •x - ■■ x' • ■■ ' x' • MANCHESTER EVENIMO HRRALD, MANCHESTERj CONH^ ^D N ESD AY, MARCH lo; 1964 •'T ■ ;v'y- ■:•; , >Mf>fitf}. ■■■■'*■ ■ imrnrnm ' ---- L -- . ------■ • '. 1*3P^=±- ‘ ■ ■ai^ do WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1984 Section 7\ ■ . L ■ "V-* > iK anr!]frdrr Ctrnting Ifrrtilh • , ' WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 19^ 'X 9 i Public Acclaims persscutinf la a vary fine one and 8 kari ^ g U Wins Award for Still life l*ainting tha Junior Sanator from Wiacon- X ' . • /■ -X-. X . ' x, ■ V.4‘' JL MMM ^Murrow Blast sin has stopped over it nipcatedly. Curios Replace - Newsman (Ceatianed" from Page Onp) -^y '^ 4 flVvl/a t The CBS switchboard in New Teacher’s Apple PaiBt, SIwH HwiwiWi > m « o * * ) rifa strong. I did 10 push ups-with York life up immediately after the hands coday. Why, before my Eltctriccri S«ppllM«\ my program. OmahA —An apple for the raquisiUuna, pioparty, certlflad by t h*r !«(■ about T h o Ic. aoddant all I ever got up fOr wpa f JdS Calls Received teacher? Bowers la Diaupointad tha Controller, to the Purchasing ._. _ Ut'o ■*•. Sbo to go get a drink of water. And ; The network reported that 3.SdS biar Mur-' thnugh WD> Omaha school o^lclala say the C o n M f M h In h m I _W itk RoHnr by Crockett Agent for suppliss, labor, con- The jOld Almshouse W ill ^ ever Be the 3aine sometimes -that was on effort NOW calla were received in four heurs, custom seems to be dying out in "tracto, •ttf.-"---- ‘ Om to fbo look at me. It’s edsy." all but ISl approving Murrow’a MidtMt TiWiyiMts in t Counsel Rules J B o a SMrt 1>«r aiattr, wboii, many schools. One school man ex Sherwood' G. Bowers, leader The Purchaoiiig Agent may re Becky v.ss conducting wmffety vlewa plained "chUdnn like to bring TBm MI-IUUI _ _ JBtftt w o. Tiro can ed- of the five Dlrecto who favor quire each department to submit .'7 7.''^ campaiin for her paper anten she By that time, 1.M9 telegrams things to acbool but we encourage a quartarly Inventory of supplies S tH diec ta t bri^lnUrMCtlOa and ptnatd had her heddent Co ■Renting on WBS-rsceived with only 14 up gottlng new imd leas txponaive , « tanpliiiBi pda. them to bring things that wlH in m Not Necessa plana for U,« Koonay Stroet on hand with a requisition of nseds ,'a v waaaa amsotatad ba* it Bha said - y ' holding McCarthy, CBS said. terest other members of tha class.’’ This morning the ftow of t^e- School, today termed Town for the next quarter. iba kaao^ ma ri|$t las ]uat "The place wherwyour accident A science teacher could recall Counsel Charles N. Crockett’s Ths Purchisihg Agdnt shall be PI is going to bs|mn looks liks sny phoned and teleg^Mhed com only one instance when she get an deneral M anag^ tichard Martin has the authority ments resumed. ' .opinion on Geuoral Managor ^ u lred to obtain competitive bids ... ij rffmir .: ayaiqiaUur for other epot ymr have peeeed In apple aa a prssent. But she did get award a contract for Hie Keeney Street School project with- Richard Martin’s contract au for tha purchase of or contract The Board oT’Wajer lo naadl It. Backy has safety a tl^eand timea One CBS spokesman said he oUia(L"pre8cnU," Including a sala SPECIAL! \put any action from th r^M rd of Diredtoni, according to a thority ’’somewhat disappoint for any supplies, materials, equip floaara met Infotosally teat " I euppose 1 ehall never drive up _kiCr it. Sbahas IBnlahad her personplly answered 41 telephone mander, caterpillars, a raccoon’s il opinion submitted by Town CounMl Charles N. Crockett. ing, although not totally un- ment or service, except petooniu imd discussed the tmjMadteg'i i^wadt at tba Kaaalar IitaUtata to an mtenection again, or sp- caUa/today, and that Sft favored feat, anakes. rocks, ahella, bata, onoetod.’’ services, involving an expenditure Muitow. opinion waa given to in ratae for euatomere of OlB;884i'ii ' Rabiabmtatlati in. tha plcaaant prosch a sharp curve In the road, tadpoles and a fish’s skeleton. SPECIAL! Abera teat night. In..« niUiig given to the Of awre than 8500 either by mall, I o f tha a a a i^ Oraaga Ifbun- without thinking, *this is the place - Ne said he did not know wheth exerciat hla authority and go Board of Diroctora tept night water department in eeteawtlaa x' ba« ^ the ftoeat Capa Oed M a^n aaid today he would ■ with tho school, telephone, or advertisement In the' where I may have an accident*" er thii 30 to 1 ratio applied to awaltNtoa .deciaion of tha Superior Crockatt aaid, in effect, that local or Hartford papers, whra with expansion of the dagartiMilt < r ' IbnW M ■abaWSfaMwa Despite her trouble, Becky tha total number of reapontes re homes la Maacbeater. 7 rooms, attempt by Atiy. John D. Martin has authority to award and refinancing the 8880,909^ 4 bedrooms, work aaver klteban, Court >pn a mandamua action LaBalNL to effset •: corapromlae wide competition is desirable. •Ttiflit om____ iha axptainad, doesn’t preach. But sha thinks ceived hut that the vast majority a contract in tho Keeney As soon as practical the Pur bonds which it must pay hack sided with Murrow, spadona dlnlag room and com- brought hgainat him before taking haa faiud had a second attempt Dee. 1. llANCHfesfER EIVENING HERALD, MANieHESTEB, CONS., WEDNESDAY, MARCH l6, 19M MANCHESTER EVEl^IND IfERAL^ MA?<^ S ; fER.fCON WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10, 1964 plicable in the cake df chUdreii in ihsiiiBH4iiaa Rotary Club Hear at Verplanck the eiementery gradaq by mesne Industrial Realtors Told AlMiut M anchester Joan Benny Weds, of a movie short. ,.Ha haa very AbbutTown S A LI ON dble, . Rogers Gorp. A^e Folk Dances kindly offared to. continue hia ea- DW Foots Big Bill ,-f ' I,—, -■ sistance in aiding, the PTA mem- FOR EXPERT The March meetiiqf of the Mary 'berahip and the; school nuthortties ' 'Pha managCipen^ of the Rogers WHEEL a l ig n m e n t !- WHEfit BALANONG b t s Cushman Graup of the Women'a ' Community Folk ' Dancers to iihproye traffiCLsafaty hMsiOna (Cdntlnned. from Page One)^ League of the Second Congrega WORK SHOES Is It? 0»rp. has and will 'conttnutf to put Hartford featured the pregram in tha' schMl area. RADIATQR REPAIRING AND RECORiNG tional Cniurch win be held tomor ideas aiql efforts into- tha/reallaa at the March meeting of the Ver- The evening was oUmexed wlfii . COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE - affair, flew to France to arrange row night at 8 o'clock at the home , . Bid AakaS planck PTA in the school eudtto- LOW tion of m# four baoic iti First National Bank tha aerVing of aeeMnel rafreah- for an exclusive weave of brocad of Mrs, Ralph H, Blodgett. 307 diah hair, hrhich ia longipt about rium last night. ■ menta in ... the. . . . ______ettreoUyely deco- SEE ed White ROCKVIUI ROAD OF MANCHESTER TALCOTTVILLI. CONN. GOOD PARKING. ^CdRNER MAIN and PEARL rr.r*4. B .: ,mONE llltdMl iMY TO ^ BU5INESS WITH NO OYERHiAD, " HOURS IAJL Is tfSTPA U K Y-ll AA tsTPATNURmY^^ W E GIVE G E E E N .8 TAM PS , \ '-“A , ' . ' f ’ 34DimSQUARi m M I-M 274 ' -V; ’ ’ \ ' ' ■ . 'l.' - t '.'iO .s If '■t-' ‘ ^ V ''. ... ■ VM’-v" / ' « ' / X .'.. .,. ’ ''t' ' ‘ ■ ■W:i /I • V , -■r,i ■■}(■■', ‘ ^ I / '-f. n . >■' .. : ■ ,V. ' .'• . ■ .-I 7 7- ■y ■ -V MAJKCHESTEIt kvlENiNG^'HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEpNESDAY, MARCH 10, 19^4 _ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10, 10_6i |i;jjiii.ifii,, -----...... i.....:------:------:■■--- !-■------■■'•■ ------...... ; -- ..TT. >... "u ...." " ...... ship will hold a pqtiuck a u p p a r "Empire of Fur," DereleUu toiUghf at 7 o'clo^ at the Oon-7 Gay Spring M«fch>M«fai Oaircat OahiM TsMa "Homestead of tha Frae," Flahac; Tha right toola ta r mmet ll|)rii]f grtgational Church Chapel. An "Big Country," Herron; “Cochlae A illustrated tixvel talk on Hswali of (Arlaona,” La farge; "The plantlag taak enablea you to ac« ITown R epublic's compliah more tTtiOi leaa fktigue. will foilo^ the supper. ‘ ■ - - Fighting Quaker;" Latham; 4 0 A M i R 4 .f ^^Inpe Nets $5 5 0 ; • $l,tM Collected far Red Cross "Story of EU Whitney." Latham; / At THE b u d g e t UENTBR. 91 Caucus N ext W eek Joeepti Needham, chairman of ,‘The Challangera." Lundy;. Oenteh . S titot the "Qardex" line the Red Croee drive announces that includaa BOW RAKES for prepar "Wheat jWon't Wqlt.'*>lkthan. ing tha ground; PLANTERS that k U i t a r tifutru Yet to Come ' Wapptng, March' 10 — (Special)* 11,000 has now been received. ScImoI Lnnoli . Needham has asked the canvas- lift out Boil leaving aaft wall just P ' - v The Republieah' party ot this town Luncheon menu for the met of right for aetting out planta- or airs to flnish their canvassing by the week at Wapping School fol 1 -tSVMUir- rby thMM piul time nei\'t|iaper p«o> will caucus March 18 at the Town smaU bulfce; WEBDBRS fOr cut tonight for 8 final report meeting. lows: Thursday, cisM ahead meat, ting off h«low-ground roots, and Hall to,' elect its town committee Personal Notice ~ mashed potato, green and yellow > Had Qtoa Uv* ar«a« In much: th« Mrtie way the VeraatUe OULTIJiOR for r do th r ctJiy Tapnrtari. .albeit on: 1 « the .next. two,.yeara.Th« axecu- .-■Mr.—and- !Mrs - -Henry - Wayne'r;- ■ baana;-rolla-ankk-biKteri plneapiS* looeeniai acff~vRtH proflga and i m o ^'iicalts^. a. few more limited scale. ilve board of the committee sched of Dening Street, are parents of delight; Friday,, baked beans, po / » ... **mpJLJtoOut z chopping weeda xith ahaip «nd. M o m c H i / uled the caucus at a meeting last a son bom Sundky at Hartford tato chipk, cabbaga and carrot / You II have k head start on Tomorrow Is Friendship Qay New Low Prices on MarCIa Out Seloc’i Rugs Now. Shve Pick up. your needed toola ffor an 1 wlw li^a <>**" Some ot the. more glaring faults night salad, paanut. butter sandwich, T o f s E «(t«r Bonnst & Bag UiAr common to the county correspond Hospital. The maternal grand ^rlng beauty if you let the traln- Write that friendly note, that board Motors If you plan to put a fresh new oarly ito>'h>g a ta rt / Gibeen and Kay Gtritota ent were also discussed in a lively Church Newa parents.are Mr. and Mrs. Aithur jello with fruit. Milk Is t«rvto ■lyksts at letter of congratulation and if you It would pay you to see NAA- “face” on your floor for Easter, Prtpatq InatnictlMu ■ -Jto l is tMH and Mrs. *rhe firat in a seriaa ot mid with ah meab. use new EATON-SIIEER STA iitora t o ' give-and-take question period, M. .VanSicilin of Wapplng ^ n te r , ROHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 983 SIFP ARMS COMPANY, 1015 see the RUO selectldn now at THe When prqasin'g twepds and flan- Mnaic and Mnalcal flappMaa week neighborhood Lenten serv Mrs. W alter G. Foeter and eon. HensMn DItek Main Bt„ cr«ata a Lamp Lite Cut TIONERY In deUcater pinks and Main Streat for a demonatiratloh MANCHESTER OARPET CEN^ nala, stamp the Irtn.. inatwsd of dble to'"^*** shortcoming Included: devl- ices. eponeored by the First Con • who' etlon from the newspaper's style; David Allan, retiwned to thklr Funeral aervicaa wlh be held iat for you. 34..50. taking into consid- yellows . - you give ... double pleasure of the only OUTBOARD MOTOR TER, 308 M a^ Street. During gliding it Iron on the right side. ORCHESTRA FOR tllRE qi||i'toia:tog!.' gregational Church, Will be held home on Fpeter street Monday the Lowe Funeral Homs. 38 Nau- , eratiort your facial features and' *>ecWe!cauke this writing paper is that giveb you a full 12 MONTH : give tt their tn*t>llity to spot the truly slgnifl- March you unll save on the tonight at 8 o'clock at the home from the Mancheater MenKmial hue Ave., Glastonbury tomorrow bone structure for maximum beqdty packed with shaded roses, GUARANTEE; An excellent gift newly DISCONTINUED PAT Dnacan “Wee" Glaeeware t are _jted to • *^t n ^ a Item from a these of of Mr. and Mrs. Jean E Shepard. buttercups, strawberries or rhodo tiirtr ' personal items and' civic notes; Hosrltal. \ at 3 p. m. for tha lata Herman charm. Make an' .appointment...... for the family vacation or summer TERNS. thy mahy rolls of MILL You have an untuual b||>;jo'rtunity B U U k L M Jr. The sermon will be-delivered Gtorge Case of Pleasant VWley Dirck,, 59. of 387 Griawo|d S t, dendrons. At HARRISON’S. 849 cottage, Terms arranged. See : tlM to etw w d t ot It locallyX tendency to overlook the Ml 3-8951 at Oonn.’a Most Beauti ENDS, the FACTORY SEC in the Housewaree’ Dept, of J. W. by tbe Rev. Fraser Metsger. D. D., Road. 8. Windsor >ae been n ^ i- Glnatoabury, who died at his home ful Beauty Salon. Blain St. at gl.OQ a box some have them now. , ONDS. lyandard and odd sizes are HALB CORP. to piece out yoi'r eet ■USIO OENTER * s te^lblt r^»Tii \ . ! potentialities of the second day pastor. Monday. envelopes gaily lined with con Staaq^ aiiddblt Ptaaaed follow-up” atoiy. nated to run in the all-cainpue stu availabl of Duncan “Lace” Sandwich glass Ud MIDDLE TPK. WEST Vfca Btgals Club of Andover IDe- Tonight St 7:30 St Francis dent government .fiegtlons at Bom in Germany Dirck lived lik To loae weight and look well, trasting accent. To thaw a frozen cake, place at the aale price df 69c each for iMUnr Aduol will view the flVst At tbe next meeting of the club of Assisi Church, thdi^ will be TEL. MI-9-d2W each member will be expected to SprihgCeld C?ollege in balloting to Glastonbury it yaara. Before he you ahould combine diet with it on a cake rack in its freezer Blankets can be safely dried in gobleta, aheibets, cocktails, iced t.4i' tka lorn. Student StaHm Lenten deyotione, Rouiry and a be held in April. Case it's can retired, he was employed at the \ exercise. This way. you'll lose ' Wt«en you choose a hat, it isn't wrapping and keep it at room tep'br fruit glasses. These beauti- MiUmoott. The td- write a county column' as ht be sermon by ths Rev. Fr. Mierswln- didate for the position of represen Ncilson Dye Works la Hartford. enough to gase at • yourself in a aiyautomatic dryer in 15-25 mln- lieved it should be done, using both pounds and inches. temperature! An eight-inch, two- utto. ■ il pieces sen regulariy 90c to to itk t qt t|ie school ski. and benediction of tbe B'essed tative on the Student Activities He leaves hla wife, Mra. Loula hand mirror. By all- means, see layer, frosted cAke will thaw in 1.40. And do take advantage' of fictitious events in their proper yourself full length.’ Only then ? Sacrament: Thursday at7:45p.m., Board pf the college governing Jiflt Dirck, three half brdUwrs, When you're checking on your three to four.^ hours at averagCy Imported Cut Glass to* low-price of fl.OO for Duncan INSIST ON PAINT s, coasrsiSiKl sequence of importance*- senior choir rehearsal; I p. m.7 Sf. body. The eon o ' Mr. and Mrs. lerman Podana of Glkatonbury, appearance, check the back view can you tell If the hat is right CD Refresher SUted room tertiperature. , Genuine lead-cut Gr I’STAL hud Miller rchsh trays, candy dishes, THAT WON T BURN' ^.tia'toBwa in the Ann's Mothers Cirde meeting at George Case; he ie a rophomore Otto Podana of South Wiadaor aa well as the front. It may show for your height snd weight i heart-shaped .beautice for nuts or At leaat one local woman has and William Podana of WetherX well as for your face. yases,'hsi\dled baskets and covered ijrqOBiiaten. the home of William Watroub majoring in Physical Education at jrou crooked stocking seams, un- St. Patrick’s Dky Party F« candy dishes and cruets at HAR olives. Pick up several in anticipa entolled In tha Civil Defense re an. Oakland Rd. Friday, 7:30 p. m.. Springfleld. field, and a half sUter, Mid. Emma tven hemline or rundown heel fresher csourse for inactive gradi- Treat ' your famll.y to | late- RISON'S, 849 Main St. are sug tion of ohdwor and birthday gifts. |3i. talk to stations of the Craea, and benedic .New Books Connery of Glastonbury. Ths fu- lifts. The weli-gi^med .woman Is pleasing surprises for ST,/ *AT- uate\ nursea to be conducted at neral^h be at St. 'Marks Lutbor- always prepared for little emer gested for that special wedding or S a t i n L u m i n a l i tb a maatlwg- at-gT A a t the. school tion of the Bleased Sacrament will .Following are some of the new RICK’S: _ DA Y lEom -PINE anntversaTy' gift heeause of the' Before you use a cleansing Mantoaater Memorial Hespitali be ~heid''St^lhe/church.Blasses srr Church, Glastdnl^ry, liri gencies. SIM totes » miniature; PA StR Y . 558 Center St t, S.vm- cream, hind your hair away from toaight and show the -Him, Claasn have been scheduled for hooks received at Sadd Memorial "—...... \ Rosaries manicure . set, safety pins' and exquisite beauty and diahiond-like "Human Growth.” The business will be said dally at 7 and. 8:30 LJbralyf Wapplng, last week: Fic burial w Green Cemetery. . Meaningful ROSARIES. CATH bollc green frosting ^Caices, your face, This way, you can two evenings a week beginning s. ’m. , / , ■ ,, ' ‘ Frier^ may call at the funeral- bobby pins eveiywhere. brilliance skillfully achieved by 'of ths/uhlt atll name a tion, “April. snow,” by Budd; OLIC MEDALS, and CROSSES Cupcakes and the cookies Old World c'raftsmen. work right up to toe hairline. Sunday and ending on April 5. CoB^g Events "Land of Strangers,” Budd; ‘‘Bom home to^ay from 7 to 9 p. m. bear out the tradii "Irish" .committeo to present Registration will be at 7:15 p. are eapecialty thoughtful for Mohair Roller-Coater and Pan of officers "at the April *nie . Public Health Nurtinr As. k Yankee,'' Chretaira: "Peace J^nteh giving. MA'jfHER'S AT touches. Fresh , 'HOT CROSS Chanel Magic m. on Monday at the. hospital din sociation Board trill meet Thurs* SCHOtiiU TEACH KORAN HOto Is a real bargain you won't Save your energy for other B 0 8 2 Fragrances to stir tbe imagina kjfiil^varatt T. McKinney, Mrs. Haven.” Ford; "No Quarter," Jor wliM yggjwy goll#8 or nore of THE CENTER enable you to re want to miss at THE JOHNSON BUNS every W esd^y and Fri- household tasks by sitting do\yn ing hall. \The prognm planning dav at 7:30 p. m. at the nurse's gensen; “Lady Guide,” Judeon; ' Kvachi W)—A second state of member appiepriately all members day. /.$-8 )rrs. tion are available at the WELDON Oaspm Mdrra. Mrs. Frank Pag- committee Im announced lectures offfc#. Walt Long, Walt StUl." Thomas; of the faniily with Sterling or PAINT CO., 599 Main Street. J to r when you iron. . And keep a DRUG 0 0 „ 901 Main SYireet. gioli and Mrs. Harry PeUerin aill and demonsofations by, Mrs. Nor Pakistan has announced teaching a limited time only you can get 's folding rack . handy for .ironed Clever fitted dresses in match Tbe annual meeting of the South "Winter Kill." Turner. "Guard uf the Holy Koran as a compulsory Oold-filled Roaarles some with To get r little- girl started ing styles. CHANEL now offers all 5 of its a«a« ivisfMii it i«f7j a^rva as hostesses for the meeting.- ma Coughlin, .R. N. and Dr. Ed Windsor Ometery Aesn. *vill be $2.39 RolICr-Coater and Pan for clothes. famous fragrances not only in OAL Your Daughters," Tut ton; ‘“Ih* subjact In ahVachools. T ha govern ^ pDORLESS^ Crystals, Pearls; black, or browh $1.14 when you buy a gallon of on the r to beauty, see to It 8081 is in sizes'll, 12, IS, 14 (•CM. m J isaiiiir. a «»in QateMI iMtare Slated ^ ward Plats, Dr, W. Howard Bald held at Wood Memorial Ljbrarv. Spare Room.';^ White: "Mrs. Sear- beads for men. The children’s are that she I a a cosmetic kit made perfume but also in CMogne. win, DT.' Edmond ZagUo, Dr. An ment of Sind\Provlnce adopted, a aopoNj DUPONT COLOR OONOITION- Flowers for St. Patrick’s Dxy- 16, 18, 20. Size 12, 5 yards of I mm c—ml Ovy Is Ootmlos Club of United Metho Thuradav at 7:30 p. m.. to fill • '' wood's Secret V.'eapoh,” Wibberly; regulation making Instruction of complete with, miniature metal INO PAINT in flat, semi-gloss or eapeclally for children.'' Give her 39-inch; 1 3-4 yards contrast. Dusting Powders, Talcum, Lip dist (murch hes announced Ool. drew Thomas. Dr. Merrill Rubl- vacancies on the board .of trustees. Non-fiction. "Rut We Were Born the Moslem holy book a must in all Case. . Gold and Silver MESH her own hairbnish. comb and Make your St. Patrick’s Day stick, Face Powder and Toilet $5.65 Nathan Gatchell of Andover will now. Dr. Hsrold Lehmus, Dr. The finsnee committee on rsls- glosq; Easy to a]>ply, durable, and party a success or reroembef your 8082 is in sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 f'ree.” Davis; 'This Texaco Story.” educational Inatitutlona and ap* CASES- for RoMriea are shown as washable it is completely ODOR- toothlmis'ishes' and show her how years. Sizes 4, 2 7-8 yards of Water. Carry out your favorite MANCHESTER show his pictures and talk on hist.^ Chsrles Peckham knd Dr. Howard Ing funds for a *pronesed addition James; “The Chip on Grandma's polnUng a director of education are the I-eatfie’r onea with aipper to UB0 thethem beat. favorite hostess with an artistic scent in all the b^uty products Boyd. L E ^. Matching colors in all three flower arrangement from the 39-inch; 1 yard contrast. Two WALLPAPER A PAINT CO. trip "south'ofxtoe border” at its^ to the F irst Congregational ShouMeh"^ Leavitt “UntH Vic for Kbrantc teachW« to carry out Color Conditioiimg Paints top. % finishes available. you «>se for a auhtle unified im separate patterns. meeting Friday^ght Church will meet at the home of tory." Tharp; "Beyond Today/' the order. Last yt^r Bahswalpur / Contour Crib Sheets-' JOYCE FLOWER SHOP. 34 pact. 249 Broad Rt.—Tel. MT-9-5591 This arill be ColNGatchell's sec MaadMater Evening Herald Edward Kuehn, chairman. Thura Thomassen. State made teaching iff the Koran If the bristles oh your hair , For your Babv’s increased sleep Church Street, wherh t'alenthd For these patterns, send 30c for D. E FRECHETTE BeHon oerreapomlent, Mrs. deeepli Don't toss away that good ability and long experience, go hand each, in coins, your name, address, ond appearance in town this week dav. at 8 p. m. Goodly Heritage series for Juve compulsory in its ai^oola and col INTIMOR |IAT WAU PAINT brush have gone soft, you can I metal lipstick case when it's ing comfort. KIDDIE FAIR. 1089 Small scraps of chicken, turkey since h e ’spoke, to thevLaiHca of ^ ta tla , telepheae MItekeU 8-584S The Timothy Edwards Fellow niles: "Ranger's Ransom," Beat; legea. Btlffen them up by rinsing them 5 4 3 6 Main Street, has FITTED CRIR in hand. / ■ sizes desired, and the pattern M tteifof cth ts Clean out the lipstick with number to SUE BURNETT, THE or roast meat can be Dozen and St. Maurice meeting on .Monday. , in, a water sedution nf alum ^c-ieansing tissue and you’ve a bob- SHEETS for $1.00. reg. $1.49 val kept for aandvrich fillings. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 8ti|*eni< INnRIOR SERH-OiOSS ENAMEl 8 X J 9 yoti ve washed the brush. woouc jryu « A new Easter. bonnet and 1 haag ue. Sanforized for a permanent To remove candle wax from MANCHESTER EVENING HER MARCH — I by. pin holder for your handbag. table linens before you launder ALD, 1159 AVE AMERICAS, 'Mr* and Mrs. Ismrier F. DeT'— r f o r w « l l f set for little sweetheaiart ly smooth fit on all standard Crib For Gay .Gift-giving , THE MONTH OF VALUES and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ulm To encoui^age a smooth line, crocheted of jiale pink (or her Mattresses these sheets SAVE them, first scrape off as mucit as NEW YORK $5, N. V. At HARRISON’S. 849 Main St, be hoeU.fo^ the meeting. / _____ brush your eyebrows with cream Modern Eyeglnss Frames fr.vorite color) straw yarn. The TIME and WpWC f'?r..husy jm possible. Then remove the temaln- Send 25 cents now for your . Q-ackle-ftnish CMAat. INTlRIOAeiOH 'Wheii/j'ou-'JSu’lng your prescrip- copy" of Ytesl e r s o n *nirea more days remain to reg- Jam es-Bonica Makes’Debut tetar for the Annual Town Table Tannia Tournament to be held at K nicks’ W in^ Satvehuk Ready to tha West Side Rac. The tourney Iti Tag-Team will get undern:ay.Mimday; March 15. Deadline for entries wilt be — At Foul line COL'NTBV CLI7B WOMEN Br|4(ett (•> For Stanley CuR March 11. "Co-Feature Pars («i . McTernan . • • Sommera , ...... 70 St M 233 Sullivan UUon and have decided to coriact Captain—Why would UbremskI ..wv.,. S7 t n Ml 287, Stewart the whale? , IHUtTBEN ENUtnCH have At this late stage of the NBA Wllkia .. . 7» R8 91 3611 Rowe ...... your faulta. y race, the New Yorl, Knickerbock Three newcomers wUI be among Anderson p.7 87 St 2«) McCarthy 1 Jailbird—I have, mum and Sailor—I would try to beat the been received to dete to vie for ers will takf their victories' any the eight scheduled wrestlers on HIHnskt .. -----V-*S *« *S 280,ONell he orown now held by Pete Aceto. way thay caii get them—even from tonight's card at the , Armory. .icM o will defend hia crown won ToUls ... . 438 1381 Totals ...... Ji34 M2 49S 1521 baby weara glo\aa. the free throw line.' Making their first starts in Man lilrdirs (Si by SafeaUng Willie KUpatrick in Emaasel Latkeraa (4) lIB H M Today’a tabloid Mographyi High Faced With the prospect o f play- chester this asaeon will be Buss Dummy .. .1...... 70 < 81 333,Johnson Jl.’l 105 102 322 ISMuaMl 50 Land nksaurt .41 Caat a bsUet Met yearia finale. Trophies will be Dummy .. 79N8S 244 I Anderson ISM orsmid •Sjver notice? Feoj^^tand up ehalr, high aehool, high ateol, high lag two tough road games, the Orio, Billy Graham and Killer Von Rourke ., ...... 88 82 ____ 95 99 97 291. Mardaaa. SlDiaerdar SOltap^ awarded the. winner and runner-up. 3481 Benson . ij... no 101 u » iau ttCffUia when they hear the Rational an finance, hight hdt-—hi, warden! Enicks were euoceSbful la the drat Eric. McMullen ...... 88 80 2441 Werner . 93 104'-107 304 SO Fbbla tallar. SSSUvarcoina SlMoon All matchea in the playdowne Schmidt ...... 87 81 36i Carlson / MPiacsd them—and ,fa11 d p ^ when they will ba the beet two out of three •M last night, defeating the MU- .... no 148 103 368 SSPaatrsyad 51 ImlUtn IS SmaU duck •tart to alngr It./ Song-Title: Mother Pleaae Don't waukce Hawks 73-66. Totals . . . . MkvO gaimee. 'Dm semi-finals will be the PRINCIPALS in the beat of 393 4U;v;4W 1230 Totals .. 523 *655'‘~M7 1595 t t VSBtuiS SIKxdtidM 40 Slaggcrad M Full (auMx) Point Father at Me; He Might Be Now, all Jpe Lapchick'a men three fall feature wili be Stan Loaded Again! host three out of five with the finals have to do is knock oif the Lakers Stiutun Oeniua—Qan’t underatand why tour cut of seven. ley Kowalaki an HCNom .WMMgrv • « I U N M U n R IU N Tie OTRTION " WMAYI^YWOOR jSERVWE CENTER MS QMM NOinM « . : HBAM waim A boi#:ffC^ . ^ T04 kM» iw.. Til..MI.9U07t l d . f - 1 1 1 7 > WYMANt IW J X r - rMMAINSTRttr--mO«il T t ' V 1.'. ' f i* ' • J /. - '"'V \- 1 . m ' o n o r Kaceys trt FftteHrspstmH ianw Bslsit Weit Side Rec Junior BAsketbHil Lea^e Chani|)8 Stws Unidile to Oarke, Wigren Rookie For Unbeaten At L^ o n Hall m g talk of Indians^ Camp By OAYLE a AC Basketball To win 1% ; Lakslqnd, Fla., March id Two veteran coaches and taculiy Kaceys Get 600 Tix Af a Glance members at Manchester Hlfh. Pete By FRANK EClt Although Mg Isagus clubs trali dafi •Uonorff’; \9«iI|Y ^ , By REN OLAN The Lilians play the Baltimore Wifren And WiU CUrke, will be AP Newsfeatures Sports Editor Mkilorida's West Coast.ran In ^ For Basel>a]|l Trip Associated Pieea SpertswHtcr Orioles today and that one could Large Schools (Ctoss A) T ro im i^ ' ' v honored, by the Campbell Council, i Daytma Beach. Fla. — A little a ir a l of ths wtntw'B worst waath-> Knifhta of Columbus Monday Rookie Rudy ftegalado, an in-' or for' ^ s opsnlQg of thatr sxhlbt-' IcM have been set fe r the- New Haven' Arena nifht at a combination "Irish more than 10 years ago A ugie Se.ml-Flnal New York, Mart* tO fielder by trade and a terrific hit- thU spring. ’They came from be- ttofi scK ^lsa, and lost heavilr ati baaeball' exeuraloa trip. one spot nmalnad to. N lghf' and 9porU N i(ht profraha Donatelll, an AAF tall' gunner, Council, Knights Last Night’s Seors ter by the looks of things, IS the hind with a pcir of ninth-inning th« gatk non# of ths managers is MlIIhojiseefNew Haven) 52, : the round'of 16 In ui5 - at the Legion Hobm on Lecaaid took part in the first daylight raid complainlpg that his players are of ObtambaS it was aaaMiaced ketbsll tonrneya today- Streep yer they are all talking about runs yectardey to down the New over Berlin. He was shot down, 'today W Tony Bonner. The 'Ludlowe (Fsirflald). 43. ■ S' • • York Giants 10-9. benlnd in thelf conditioning, sore Tonight's Game vacancy la the result i i the camp of the Cleveland In tured snd served 15'months In armi and llmbr ars fsw and far. Ewseys wad their friends will m.08t.stunning upseta M dians. . Sam Male and Jim Fridley hit Semt-FlnSt OD*CWAntMEW are Herb Gar rmsn prison pamp. betwssn. ' x- by ttWhi to New York on s e n a t o r s / , history. - - Twenty-thrM years, old and a home runs for Baltimore while Today he Is one of the most re K M a ^ .^ to watch the 8' p. m. Weaver va BristnI. vey and John McHugh. A cnm HaUc Thompson connected with "You can train U i s ^ Ism play- Orlando, Fla., March 10 (8>) Missouri, with a: medlobfei 5*5 beef and cabbage dinner will bo student the University of South spected umpires in the National 'WMthsr,” New VerR ^oahoeo ploy the Manager Bucky Harris of tho Medium Schools (Class B) record in Tonfsrencr play, ern CaWomla, Regalado is making two and Ray Katt one .for the ar ln aimos. any kind of Payns Whitney Gym, Yale ' served at d:S0. Members oC the League despite only four years in oars pilot sx|dalnsd. "It usM^o be Boston Bod Sox\ A block of Washington Senators doesn't like from behtM lii the ',tMrd sure Manager A1 Lopea knows he's Giants. ^ ()uarter^lnala .' to dsfgst Dr. Phog Atlta'a — Kaceya will prepare and serve the At 8£' Fetersbuig, Pirn. Solly blue. He and Ed Rommell.- who that you nssdsd tots of, rsaVjiot 650" tleketa. has hqra aecured the pew major league rule requir dinner. The program will be limited around.^ 171 games for the Philadel by OenertsT Chairman Francis ing players to take their gloves off Last Night's Scores Jayhawks 75-57 last night nnd Heasus, seeking ta M d onto his weather to sweat off the beer bik- Rockville 54, Wilcog Tech to members of the Knights and to Yesterday, he connected for two phia Athletics, are helping senior liea they had put on during the Mahoney. ^Niere is V , apecial the playing, field after each in send til* loop into a dtadlOBk Mr, home runs and a pair of singles as regukur eimrtstop Job, drove out (Meriden) 48. first place. ' ^ „ their friends, niere vrill be no |Mib- four Mte, the Mot » three-run umpire Bill McGowan in the lat- winter, but not any more. Almoct ^rico for ehU9roa~ ning/ the Indians walloped .the Chicago tsc’a umpires' school het«. Gilbert (’Wlnsted) 44, Lyman Now both Knnaaa and Oalarado- lio sale of tickets. triple In Um 11th Inning to give the alt of them keep themsslvea in niay hb socured'^ the regulation is to pre : A number of former athletes "We've sVnt up to the majors vent the ball from . hitting by Hall (Wallingford) 43. bbaat 10-2 records andthaL KCAA St. Louie Cnrdtanis n !•-• dwh shape now and aft about ready to any 'asnahor of the Knights^ Next Gamea Thursday Night, who are m en ^rs of the Kaceys The youngster’s hat has been *^ *^?** ®**"****L?.?*^.^**!5J®'' seven meh. Augie DonstelU Is my .g o when they Us on thstr shoes. by ealllw the KC nonM. cbXnce the gloves formerly strewn repreaentative sHII. be derided by over the Chlengo WMte Sox. , .New Haven Arena a draw from a bK, tote today In will be on hand to honor the two slaaling all spring. In S3 ttmea at favorite subject,’’ McGowan begun. Big Mtsrisa have- mads a lot of ar^nd. tho outfield. But -Harris hiaiphe^s Collected 13 Mte foil p M l vey Baddix pitched the first tow Pftco b f The tieket, Sej^i-Finiis __ Kaniaa City. coaches who are retiring from the luOngo for St. Loulo nita hoM the "He came to camp one dlffsrsncs,” x -- cladeo -SWIM tvlw tram fnre,- ijocts That, among other things, mroshge. Pive M Us sifetie^have 7:30 p.'~ m. *EbsI Haven vsT V WINNEB'«l* th# Manchester High faculty in June. Chleox ta two hlto. j'eair wtthout e\er bailag put moy be obtained ^ caiililg' the tjte^ rule Is a choice invitation for K u m h Jimmy O’Leary, one of the school’s and he's batte* In 11 maek or without ever apMMdng of ball players and inyone wanting to stall the game. Btohington. Sout Conference, -wlth- . Bonus tar.by Billy Oonaolo havlag umpired. Tho first game KC Home or Mahoney. 9:00 Rockville vs. Oilbart NCAA Tournament finest all around athletes, and Joe doubled home the tying snd whr their money, we learn that they . centerflelder' goes out to drew McCluikey, Manchester’s all-tlnse Regalado has had only wyenr of be worked I m p r e n e e d me. hjs p o ^ o n snd then says "O0[Mi, (Wlnsted). Hs three Mjr eUra' ware nlng runs ns the B ^ o n Red'Spit finalLy have emerged victorioua In Small Sehbols (Class C) b^|^to"w it)r(m t"’^^ mt f f~ Hagan, track great, are two of the former professional sxperlsnce. He played Bcoreid four times in .the ninth Uked his actioas aad Jndg- a l e ^ and atabhom battle with I forgot my glove,’ cited Harris as athletes w ho. played for Cterks most of last season with Reading t. I said he’d be a Mg league preaident being a fellow 'named sn exchange of purposeful delay. , University of (Connecticut F r ^ Rabnsey nail Lou Ttloro* Inning to defedt the New York tha tacome tax doUecter coacern- . Last Night’s Scores who ato not-permittod to or Wigimt who will attend. They of the Eastern League where he Yonkees 5-5. The Yankees had ex umpire la five years.' Re made It Charlie Oehringer. / •So he w slk ^ slowly til the vray la four.” ■ lag the aegeasity ef malntalnlag Quarter-Finals jfto in NCAA J«at-a«aon will present g t ^ to the honored batted .825. Then he was sent to, ‘ ploded for four rv.ns in the top of two homeo thtrlag. the oeasop. "Much as I admired Joe hereT back to the ^ c h where all the Indianapolis. It Ik, one wrong call that Mc glovea are su p p e d to be left.. Nathan Hgle-Bny (Moodus)^ Oi^ckitton bebauae they art guests. the frame when four straight Always heforo whea a manager, gpike said under pressure "fll grii^bidsf students, the W ^ a ta • ■' • Actuallv, Rudy still is on the pinch-hltters. produced hlU. Her- Gowan Vkea to admit. still'have to take Charlie as the ' "If the new nde lasts beyond 57. New danaan 48.' Others\who have made the or player elosad his wiatar home, opening day. I'll b« qiaappointed. Terryville 61, Stafford 5^ eeuldtt’t hope to win the tdpnia- TOASTMASTER wUl^be PaSt Indiannpt^ roster, but if he keeps shell Freeman was ths winning •say, la this city and rooted Ms best since - I've been eround./He climb froirt^classrOOm to the ma o ia n t s X Next Games, Thursday Night Ment, District i'eputy Bernard Fogarty. up his present pace he's a cinch to pitcher. wile aad ktddieo into an expensive was great for a longer time, too.” stick with Cleveland. He haa jors are L s i^ Napp, Bill McKin Mesa, A’ris., March 1(KMA—Nor 7:30 p.. m, Morgan va/Lltch- ; 'Fhey. captured, the.. League Wigren coached track and cross The Detroit Tigere piidced Up apautaaent- In a Mg league city for “ He's right,” Gordon agreed. "I ciwwn last Mght in ajplf&oCf with country teams at Manchester Idayed second base end third. their first triumx h of . the year, ley. .Grover Frpese . and .John Fla couW field pretty goodr but ntalP' a alOw starter. N W —York. flsia.-.^-"^--..... herty in the Am'krican League and t ^ siiijiBher, li^ w Jost his hairfi ^ Herald Photo. Louisiana State 53-55 and idtmedi- High for three decadea Clarke Meanwhile, the other Cleveland edging the Philadelphia PhllUes YER OUT!—. So says veteran American League umpire Ed Romr'" Gehringer outhit me.” Giant pitcher Al Corwin \redlts 9:00 Nathan Hale’'vs. Terry Hal Dixon and Ailgle GugUelmo in luck. - V ^ . 1 ■ his fine showing so far this a Membcrt of the House and Hale entry in the West Side Rec Junlof Basketball League are pic- ville. ately announced they would by handled basketball clubs for S3 players haven’t been twiddling 5-5 at Lakeland. Fla. A trMe by mel St. the Bill McGowan uip^ire schooTat Daytona Beach, Rommel- Now, nader the truce worked As a matter of personal Inter pass the NCAA. Louisiana State, their thumbs. In fact, the Tribe the National. \ - • is one of the top notch inttrlictors teaching the finer points of the est, we looked it up. Qehringer. to a new deflve^ — a fast C''iye. Hired' above. The team won regular season honors. I^eellng, left to right, ^ b b y Maltcm^, ^1^ yMrs. His 19S7-SS t e a m won second baseman Hairy Bright The easentlals o P a good um . out, our athlete Is eatitied to by Daigle and Danny Manchuk. Standing, Coach W ally. Fortin, Danny /lenn, Steve Provost, Dick which finished the lodp aaaaon Jins compiled M runs in four scored Johnny Bucha with the win srbiting profession. over a span of 14 years from 1927 "I’Ve been trvihg it snd It ^ the CCIL, State and New .Eng pire? "He must havr.good eye deduct the coot of the apartihent, working out pretty good," hk said with a ' 14-0 slate, the same as land championship. W ig r e n - games they’ve played—or an aver ning run In tne ninth. —------^ ------— ------VTTT...... through 1940, fatted to hit over i^ubonoskl and George Cushing, ______. ' — ■ . Kentucky, was given ihe beitt. sight.” says McGowan; ‘W e accept proVIdiBg ho returns to his home .300 only once. One year he hit today. coached track and crons coimtry age of 10 per game. The Milwaukee-Plttsburgh snd town e a ^ wrtater and holds a Joh Thus the N®- 1 team in the At Rosen, the American L e n s ’s Brooklyn-Cincinnati games were nobody who wears glasaekon the the bases loaded and the next pitch 277. Gordon hit over .300 once, in Catcher Wes Westnnh chipped Turner F^hts ^ams have gained more cham field. Size matters, toq. The day of ia a home • run. / Riflemen E^e ' there for three months. Cuts Into Associated Press poll, ended its Fumum’a Vraak . Satvy, NEA most valuable player la^ i058, cancel^ becatwe of rain. Washing, 1942, when he reached hla peak in with "I’ve been setting my season urtboaten in 25 games, a re AU'America and an all-ttme point* pionships than any high school in the" umpire under 5-7 or 147 pounds "Pbil RIzzuto of the Yankees Is hla haating and fisMng. »lpvs low and away from a right- Cunne-,:ticut. chipped in with n bases loaded ton and Philadelphia Athletics at, .322. ikee Castoffs and Forrest Jacobs . cord achttved by few Khools over mMklne, fdkea_Wofford’a Dennis homer m yesterday’s - triumph. is over. Ball players dp not re s ist one fellow who doesn't go. for that. Hartford UConns handed batter and Al, was hitting were not sohsduled. - Stove O’NoRl ofThorPhilllwrhss Jbnes Tonight ■thpyear*.'i«- V . . ■ > -v ; _ _ llathls into pretni-ihape as he Outfielder Dave Philley and Wally At Oambridge, Mass., surgeons ilttio umpires. They don’t " c6in\ T coiild pla.v* 'better ' and longer if The privately ' run baacball it every time.” ' One ■ 'other' confereltee • champl*** sails up for another two points, BBC UBAODB E-and. the respect. Umpires also ,they cut that out,’ RIzzuto once had the unique distinction of man a t h i-k t ic s IwUm (t> \ Westlake and first baseman Billy wirsd Tsd Williams’ fractured left orhoois which burgeon all over *ut New Life Camp b f AtKtetics Philadelphia, March 10 (8V- was decided when Cornell •whipped (NEA). wituie .... i « M Glynn also hit drives out of-the collarbone and the slugging Red must have good knowledge of the .tqld me. ‘These long games are Manchester High'S riflemen aging the tnree pitchers widely re Florida during'the winter have be West Palm Beach. Fla., March Princeton 45-44 in a playoff for RichBrts ...... m 114 Sox outfielder riiould be ready to rules. If they doq^t we try to give killing on my legs.’ ” were tpreed to extend themselves garded as the greatest over the gun to attract a new typo 61 pupil, 10 (dh—Philadelphia Athletics' Philadelr-hia's GH Turner, a weter- the Ivy Lierngue title, whUe ^toiita j. >|ianln .S3 111 park for the Indians as did Bruce to their best score of the waning past dozen or so years-—Bobby Sam Crawford of the Detroit Keudgrn ...... l a if IBdwards for the Cubs. piay'in about eiglit weeks. it to them. They aiust also have the rich man’e son who can’t play Manager Eddie Joost Is stressing West F«lm Be^h, Fla. (NEA) n,* *1,1^ 30. Marlon Fiicano has a Icit of welght ri^ ed middleweight, may ciarti,' ^Penn'State, Sta Notre Dame. 'ngers won Oie American Le-rus Dummy ...... — » good charr.cter. We can give them season to' best a resurgent RGTC Fellsr* St Cleveland, Hal ^Jew- much baseball but gets a kick out 'fundamentals; at the A's practice —By early July ofxUst the j chorea. Returning from stuff. .Carl Schelb failed to'live up reverse the procedure If . he Is vpeet Bradley and Idaho State gained IK Y OUK team from the Hartford Branch, houser at Detroit and now Robin sessions here slid s?ys he wants home run championship in U M by ...... 433 SOS everything but the heart after a LoBt^ighVs Fights of being around fellows who csn. A'thletic.s looltcd llfta stationary ■ armed forces last season, Fln- to early promise. Bob Trice, the by Oaiclend Bobby Jones tonight, their rqund of 15 berths In th* hitting only seven ho:vicia Dart-MaM (l> class of five weeks." University o f Connecticut in a '' Roberts. He shows up la his bright con them stressed thro' ghoi’t the ,Ath mcn. Svery’oOdyIvery’oddy qult>qult\ including' Igaa eollected - ...... 18 home ruas, . sight Negro brought up from Ottawa, tournament...... 103 lOS AnnouiiLQe Dates Morris Resigns 'McGowan, who has placed 1.200 tight rifle mqtch in the Hartford "All three Were, entirely dif vertible, gets a Ipt. of fresh air letics' farm system. Jimmy Dykes nnd ths customers. triples and 38 doubles while bait- doesn't exactly blow batters down. in their nationally televised (CBS) CORNELL’S VICTORY over ...... W 100 By THE As s o c ia t e d p r e s s Armory yeaterday, 858 to 852. The Menagers of the A's minor Q. What schools did Bones Mc ...... in Ml umpires in organized ball, haa been ferent,” ha says. ”AU-—Fetter and ezerclse for about 818 a week, So Earle Mack got rid of a ting 203 for Class A. Ringbam- ' * * * 10 round scrap at the Arena. Princeton in Phltodelphia wa* a- PICK-UP ...... los in For AAU Event As Brown Coach teaching ’‘sXfe" and “out” calls for Miami Beach, iFla; — Archie Indians' total is thsir top score of wanted to, do was rear'back and and everybody Is happy, probably league affiliates started oheclilns couple of old guys—Eddie Robin Arnold Portocarrero, Gray and Turner’s manager, George'K.atz, notable one because the Big Red Kinney. the Wake Forest assistant Moore. 19CU, San Diego, stopped the year. in yesterday for several days of ton. , ' coach, play for? ...... — S3 ^ . 15 yea- s. His top registration was throw. ' He never liked to try a Including the family up north. son and Dave Philley—^and their Ed Blirtscy start with site. For says he’s seriously thinkings of from Ithaca. N. Y.. had not won Bob Baker, 209,. Pittsburgh, -9. . Junior Toqi Ffabsrty, fresh change of pace—had no confidence Scouts for msjor lesgiiq clubs conferenre.s with Joost and for Phllley’s departure to the 'In dropping hto tiger back into the an Ivy League championship silica AND / A. MClUnney played for North Providence, R. 1., March 10 at West Palm Beach in 1948 virhen fat pnych-.cks and, in order to dians for a couple of recruit pitch- Portocarrero, a ' 32-year-old out New Haven, March 10 (Ab—The 251 sttidenta showed up. This (Non-tltli) from winning honors as CCIL in In* it. NOwhouser was a beautiful, work the schools hard but the har study of his methods. tr.in ope-atives he , consldere 147 pound ranks even if he wins. 1924. Henry Buhoom. a eubatitute, Oarolfam State and North OaroHaa. —Robert Morris announced his re dividual champion, fired another .era'makes an outfielder of Power, of the Army, throws hard, hut has Fasaali 44) annual Oonhecticut A. A. U. Bas spring his two classes include 127. Spokane — H a r r'y Matthews, smooth Wo."'.man who gave a> bat vest is poor. If they do sign a boy The idea behind the conference worthwliile from the Yankees, had only two seasons la the low Katz, of course, is thinking alopg made' just one field goal and that ...... 131 tirement as Brown University bas- 181H, Seattle, .Outpointed Murray sparkling course redeeming a ter a little of everything, Roberts the, proprietor of the school gets is to enable Athletic farm hands 10 was slated tb play third bate. the* lineq of— welter ------champ------r ___ Kid was the^winplng one with exacUy ketball Tournament for teams 19 kdtball coach before his teem beat A course is |8.5, pluk^food and |7 weak 95 prone with a.ti-emendous toesed in Harry Byrd. P ^ e r, tha Puerto Rican Negro, minors. Gray, with Kansas City a wee:< for lodging/^ Burnett; 17114, Chicago, . 10. - is mors like Newhouser tjian ’ Fel 5100 aad tho boy geU his tuition to move up in the system without last term, has unlimited possl- Gavilan winning the middle-weight one second to. go. DEUVERV years and under, will'be held at tlartmouUi in Hanover lapt night. 89 offhand to lead the meet with hark. having tc adapt themselves to new' The hal.' dozen castoffs by the led the American Association in title from Bobo Olson in their com the Winchester School gym here McGowan is one/umpire who be Tampa, Fla. — (2eveUhd Wil ler, hut he's earler to handle than World Ctti:tmplon8 wid Forrest Ja- bllltlea, but still is Inclined to be Santa. Clara was a 73-64 victor A native of Tayior, Pa., Morris liams, :<02. Tampa, stopped Jimmy 184. UConns’ ,Bob Flamto was a either of them. When *he’s . right training Ideas. batting with 249 and should' joih ing fight. He reasons that Gavilan over Texas Tech and Idaho State the week of March 23, it was stt- lieves games should be speeded up. close second, also with" 184, but be cobB, a zeconi'Zeconi. baseman drafted the’^humping With Gua Zern- wild. :Burtachy. 30, turned In an coached the Brown quintets for Walls, 187, Englewood, N. J., .l. you don’t have tb worry about any ~ PHILLIES e*rned-rnn average of 3.53 aa an will then -vacate the welterweight scored a 77-75 triumph over CLRTEirS ToUte ...... 433 tn nounced today. the last revyn years^ WJist’a wrong'? hind Flahirrty due to his lower off C?lear»'ater, Fla.. March 10 from the .Brooklyn c h ^ . at least _ \ v - BaiUMd Mm* 4ei ."Long g a ^ hurt baseball,” Wilkinaburg', Pa. — J o h n ijy thing. You 'J^st hand him tho ball Ottasva ftreman after having bone field and that Turner can handle SeatUa at (torvallU. Or*M in over SERVICE MonUe ...... 8« JOJ , The svent is sponsored by the hand score. Sophomore Jon Har Tbe PhttdUelphia Phllttes, winnera make the A’s look They Could have a Very capa the beat of. the 147 pound -chal time. This, one was another major fiidrtMUniki ...... JO lit Connecticut Association of the says the S^ear-old umpire who Eubanks, 145, Pittsburgh, ou\- rison fired another remarkable and ait bkek snd you know he'll The Phllodrlphto^ Aiheiieans spllatem removed from hia ant- PKO BASKETBALL (NBA) pointed Jesse - llnderwc^, 141,'- llkely-Mtch you a complete game," Local Sport in only one of three exhibition ble running ^ a te in Renna. 'Hie lengers. reversal in view of. .the fact that WORK CU m iB 81. Georse ...... •■.JS ISS A. A. U. and the New Haven De worked hi* first orgaataed ball offhand, 85 to take third place in starts,r a il.. are encouraged by the . per-K—- finished seventh 1*M trip only be- ary arm. Winter ...... 101 lOS Weatern DIvisloa Charleston, W. VX., TO. • ^ Jbe Gordon, who played a lot of big bruiser (h\^waa good enough It’s doubtful If Turner could Seattle had run ap a._2!6**ig)!M) CALL IRUNO iCadtea ...... 101 IS partment of Parka and Recrea W L Vet. game ia/tae Tri-State League la nie meet. form'ince of ace lefthander Curt cause the Broww just plain laid to play in theN^st-Weat game Blit Uptoin and Lee Wheat, make the weight lor a welter title 191X “Tfoo many fellows are talk Waahintiton—Erhio Gene $mith, Second base for the Yankees and right-handers, na tend with the A. A. U. SoiterR Di>iaion hueman cornea into the mound, "fan, JoM, Calif.^Emie Greer. Ray OagUardons ....9 3 77 170 to the Detroit Tigers. Slr.imona left who la BMag pitch. hjsnd hitter who blaata Orthodox growing all the time. At-any cate, whipped Loyola of the SouOi 50-70 Cleo Lane, M l, Oakland. 7. /nien- a iran walks and the third 145, Odkiatid, Calif, knocked out president, has on hts psyroll ‘ s ball player, and local resident, died sizable chap, who can really fire New York ...... 42 27 Arthur Snorts...... 99 70 159 pair of the best second-basemen the geme with the Phillies leading The/Yankee.'! dealt the White pitching better than theXsouth the result of tonight’s go against’ for its 17tb straight.. M AN CH iSm Honolulu—-Reno AbelUrn, 15814, baseman comes'in. Than the first O.uck Atkins, 140'4> Chicago, 9.. several da.’'s ago l n / ‘ i\vark, N. J. the ball, waived hlii G1 rights so Iflm iiiv ft u Honolulu, outpointed Jesse Fuen- Bob Habsnicht, . rookie pitcher Boston ...... \.... 30 30 Ronald Sea9ey ...... 9 8 58 155 these eyes ever saw ,'M s vice 2-1. Tt»e exhibition was finishad by Elepltonta catcher Al Robertson, the aggressive JotMki should help In the single game at Peoria, pitch to the UUrd batter is a ball New York (St. Nicholas Arena) Benny played with UCOnr with rookies for both M^ads. pa')’*' he could pitch — for Tulsa. MOrOK SALES tes, 1«3. Los Angeles, 10. with the Baltimore Orioles, hex a Syracuse .y .. 30 29 VCoaa. 'Ptfd. Branch, rink, Winder and Don ler Johnn.v ' Gray, first baae- Elmer Valo, an eatabliriied mike up Katz’ mind. Bradley rolled over Oktohortia City law degree from S t Louis Unlvsr- Philadelphia ------. . 20 39 —and the catcher comes out, looks —Carmeio Coata. 127)4. Brooklyn, Army BOTC 852 the lata Wl • CARDS - bon Bollweg, third baseman If Upton, Wheat and the other . 'iSirner should be at least a 3-1 51-55 on the atrengtji, of Bob Car around and pretty soon the man outpointed Al Tist, T24H, New Robert Flamio .V. ...9 5 88 184 Whits. iSt. Petersburg, Fig., Mgrch ID leaguer, sand Eddie McGhee, la.,^ recruit pltggla.J(nfa... Invited to attend to ace on film behind the bat and others in the deur. Paul Madden, and ^Iqhard his Intent to remain a regular yb»- pitcher 8 box. Roberlaao, a. 2(Fyear-«l5 Bradley ling, Jones Is recognized as a com Sti Francis of'Loretta. JPa., 69-53, TborsclI- X U iijn to how the major leaguera perform terdayj-but at the ptote, rath alumnus wha spent tost summer ] \ lo w petent boxer caoable of giving a while Holy Cross crushed S t tJielr duties. ' \ Tom /ly Giordano banged 24 than at hla usual ahpristop' posi Jiome runs for Savannah, but base- with Syracuae and Raaaas City, good account of himself. Francis of Brooklyn, 93-59. Of. the 107 two-yoar ol4 zUVa ) ^ ALL WEATHER COAT tion. It was Heiwa’ bat that haa more hustle than any Ath A ..- \ R E C DIRECTOR Jim Herdic la knocked a gam ^lnnlng ^ triple ill men say Spook Jacobs, who winners in the Unltsd States -dur- - tiks like a scarecrow, will play letics’ onteher alnoe MIekey Coch- in 9th ing 1953, only two horses com .lidallned with illnesa and haa been with th* bases loaded In the 11th \ order^ to bed by his doctor. JJm second base. Jncobs, a 28-.L'ear-ol(l i \ pleted their season undefeated. inning aa. the (^rda won their first out ^ Pennaville, N. J.. has be'eh a Joost Is looking for pitching Mlaml'Beach, Fla.XMareh 10 (/Pt Mrs. John D. Herts’ Double SpoS(l n o w s s e a n d haa been doing a great jol. since spring training decialon, 10^9, over taking over the Rec poet earlier ■nlendKl Double A piaver for five' even before he gets beyond south- —Light heavj'wel.ihtX champion was the winner of hts four starts tha Oicagm^i^lfeBox.'i; * paws Bobbv Shafitz, • Alex JCell- Archie Moore said to d ^ he *'felt this year — Hemf s-got-four-for-jftva at the vears. batting 216 for Mobile in — - - *•-* 1952 and\282 for Fort Worth laat ner and riltof '“wofkw Mwrte wonderful” hs he c*rT l^ 190'4 was unbeaten In three starts. pjate and^accepted nine chancM Martin. Littlq Shanta won two ■pounds — the \ grei^test ; righting BA'',KE'i'BAlX. playoff aihedule without ah error v/hlle playing at year, whenvhe iWlped 28 bases. He hit .319 lrt\ tha Chiban Winter and lost one at the end of a fright weight of his tareer—to. a WMh- tonight at Ui* Verplanck School seconrt^baee. R^kle Dick Schofield, Jng - non-title . v-klory Josh. JUgbt Is -as fbfiowa:' 6;4?.' Nasstffx -'va; who^has an eye oh Tlem W jo'h, XAagua. . ful oampotgiii- but there-to na way PontlcaUla, a Midget Leogpe-ptoy- Given a ekaaro to play regular of telling whether he’ll pick up over Bob Baker. X • e x M twlcq while paying at ahqrt. where he' left off. X Kellner stiib Referee Peley Sarron etpppe off 'gama; 7:45, Maneheater Trust ly. when tae noV manager, Jomt. the Miami Beach Auditorium bat vs. Dales, a Junior League playoff injured his knee Jniie,^ Joe 1 bedgJCU «»•hto •• tiroWUB afterroa.VVS twice blanking...... „ the Tanktto*. Bob Ctoln ia a spot tle at 2:08 of the ninth round with contest. . ■ DeMaeetrl tuntod m a aatlafaeta^y Baker reeling under a savage Y Senioi* League' Job at ebortetop. \ pitcher.' ' On the right-hand side, parley: attack by Moore and bleeding JAMBOREE basketball program, If it, turn* out that toe 15-year- from the mouth, nose and cuts T l I X E last Sunday at the Bast Side Rec Plavoffs Start oM Finlgaa require* * year, In Bishop ahut out “the Red fflox in . reallzril $106.25, Mai Chiahlng an Triple A, toe venerable i^ ^ t aad Aprjl and failed to ftntoh hto next over both eyes. nounced today- , Honey v'wni t c H t a h spent for a ban*iuet for partlcl- Playoffs In'th* Y Senior Basket parita in tbe boaketbaU league at ball League get underway tonight. I Moriafty Brothers and the North the West Side Rec. 1 Ends clash at 8 o'clock.. The win W B dBbRfoffB Hm o k l ^ b p v t m Mm mmt. OidY*^^***^ NotliinK to-fiend away, for b e s t b o w l in g acores laot ner will, meat Green Manor Mon USE OUR C«rfBr'sc«vryMrtgta9afvM9^.^^^ , »w e fiopply yoa right oat. night: Rec League—Walt Suchy day night. All three , teams finished the regular se«*on tied for third of our' own stock. 139-355, (Jharlie Varrick 148-350. MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATOBDAT E R S v m Walt Emeraon 354; Women’a place. Tuxedos,' Cntaways and 1^ League—Ruth Mclntoah. 118-327, Eddie Vilga' and Bernie August See These Bargains ' head the North Ends while Roy III At ALL STtEES • PiMPT ifeilfEI|Y IHVICE ., /■ PUN fom al acecaaoriefi.' Tedford 115-115, Kay,. Dfetz IIV, Church Leaigue—Ivar (^ Ison 14«- Bernard baa been the ace acorer 195S Chfintdet 210 Four Door Sedan. 19501 9 W cChevrolet h c y r o l« t Dc D c Luxe L u xe 2* 9-Dr. Sadain. E all aaaaon for th* Gee Housers. > ONLY SIM t Heater, radio, acat eoverg, white walls, 358, Al Rubacha 365. Peter* 854, ’X -’'. , II... I . 1 » I »' Radio^h^ter. , d ______•' . IN ADDITION TO OUR G O W im powM- gfide. L t m tfaaa A real vglug. .. i"!'.''., ^ 10,000 RiileB. N ew car REGAL Dewf DtIlWrs y MEH'S SHOFS tmraatee. . .-'rr..‘;. v $ 1 8 9 5 1948 CKevrtde^\FleetHne^ Luxfi Because of Atlantic’s patented . LWE OF ORlOINlOs^^i^^ W MMAIN AIN gTREKT To Yoot Hipw . 1953 Chevrolet Bel-Air Sport Coupe. , 2-Dr. Sedan. ^ f refining process', which uses MOTOR AND FROirr END FARTS. . Heater,, radio, white walla, jpower N«r p.i.t -X;"- T cM K H ie MI-9-1352 d n h jo m ^ ^ os Low, glide, power steering. Hiattr and radip. .... platinum to help change ;j At SIBO New ear guarantee. .. ^ W* or* ROW EXCLUSIVE roprMootoHvM Wt fiiT i a full stock sf ACGE^ORIES F W W o o k straight-run gasoline into very 1952 Chevrolet Club Coupe., 1931 Chevrolet Dc Luxe 2-Df. Sedan. for tho oRtiro Hro of RAWLINGS Sport a Slhrer Trim for Edge o Mallory Ignition JatPO^Te POOHSPOW RP^^R Exeeptionaliy clean. Nice black finish. high anti-knock gasoline, we EqolpiRORf for MANCHESTER, loft M wneefferflU. ewinf. ^ Low adleage. ^ il E mileage. An exceptional b O M lM N !9 lOVM OIRd tOORI ^pR IO O t. , of Car Doors o Roof Top Carriers, WWtor ^toUa^ o Hub Caps . . . Bar, *toM 3ltie. 21-iMh wUv maid. Power glide. value. I .• e e e e e.o e < $ 1 1 9 5 arc able to bri:ig you the finest COMPLETE o Trailer Hook - Ups, Medwe i h ■y tf 1 Jt. \ ■X 'I -A ' j- / k- \ ' I ■ ' ■ : . . ''•'1 . • V . ■ i- WED)OBSt)AY, MARCH 10,1964 -I- V ■•■■■• jf e r a lh X ■ Artrage ihiiiy Net Pr«M Ran i-.- For ^ Week BMed Marte g. tiSa T iA W m tm C , * AfpUeatioM caa Btlg ba obtaliiad ada« la. the Flortda ICaya. aaS FNMtot «f V. a w w tee <1.*** Walfu«, will diM at wa Poat Offtca for aubatltuta Saillisk Shi^wn spend their summers at tbelf 0>* (Mottout’a lUaponMUlty for Clark-aarrtar'poBlUm.at tha local luinbla Lake cottage. Fklrnaffi Jiir Chiltoii,’' at a aaaati^ Poat Ofllca. A^licanta muat reatdc. The fish which has baaa mount 11,145 tore Lew mM IS M hlr tba 8aMca Buraau of within tha dahvery Of tha local 3 ed la of a baauUtlia Mua colbr. It Member ef the Aadit Whaaan’a Otnaiaatloiis' on March aSica. la T.ft. loaf, while lu fin or quill , BWiwm ct CtreMatleae to* Jny taaMtflWr- IsIhMnS I It from 6 to V pin. at M6 Main 8t., The Capitol Bquipiiimt Co., 88 on top Is batween 8 and 8 ft, tall. Hartford. Tha maatinc la opan to Mra. Julia Borat and Mlaf It walfhad U .lba, and the largeat Manche*ter~-^A City of. Village CHarni all intaraatad paraona,’ fraa of Oladya Downes of Billie’a Beauty Main 8t., is dln>li4das\ in one of the front wlndowi of- lu store, a aallflah caught Sown there this ehacfa axcapt for'diraier. Purthac M op have ‘jdat ratunied from a winter weighed TOL. LXXIII, NO. ISf (Otasaifled Adverttainf ea Page 18) infomatidn may ba bbtalnad at tha hairdressers', convention held at saltf iab or qiilllbacH caught re than this jona. MANCHESTER, CONN,; THHHSDAY, MARCH II, 1954 (EIGHTEEN EAGES) l^G kti^ larvlea Mur^u. ' tha SUUer Hotel, N.. Y.. cently in Florida by M ^ LcaU« Placed m the window, PRitiRFiyij R Burnett, formerly of Meiuiy S t the aatrance. It . le in^Udy'biMUiS the A daughter Waa born S eonsldetable attenUoa. and ouy ■■A" ,ji» Oia fourth Manchcatar fmp^amant Aaan. a t the Hartford Hoapltal to Mr. Mrs. Burnatt \^va a eaal^/ba acaeon from ' passing, cars Schwajb _ Elevatiid by Pope Pius XII MirMrtM ut will ba hald tonight at 8 o’chwlr and Mrs. Henry Waynar, 14< oh the tsla m MoT' or buiMa ■ ^AthJw^ahrt* in tha Uthnahiah Hall on Ctotway Demlng 8t ' !• M .11 a. m. 8 t Mra..Danicl Polaky, who haa via* h j W k 7 itad larael twice, will apeak on ■ Seen “larael, a* Haven,” at tha meeting ■\ . Ouste of the CoamopoUtan Club Friday t - at 2 p. at the Center C hbi^. O f Charge Mra. Polaky poasesaes an under* :erous top atanding knowledge of thia vital area and her talk will be both in* WMhington, March l i (/P) -^ol. Prank H. ^hwable Washington, March 11 (IP) tereatlng and Informative. —The government “soon will '-V: took the witness stand today The Manoheatar Aaan. for the be at the mercy of General Small / after being warned by the Ma Motors” on any new contracts Holif of Retarded Children will rine Court of inquiry that he meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the for Arifiy tanks, Seri. Kefau- . / ■' -A- Covenant Congregational Church, was suspected of aiding or at- ver (D-Tenn) said today. 48 Spruce Street. ‘ y ' tempting to pid the enemy, frys" Spring • /. He made the prediction in a m many disobeying Navy Yegulationa Senate Armed Services Committee A Relic of the Past in Silhouette Iriah tea party and enter* and conduct tending to bring hearing as that group reopened a ] LTegularit^ wdU ba given Friday, diiscridit on the Naval service. study of the award of a 204^mll- ■ \ M a r ^ 28, at 8 p.m. in Orange lion dollar contract to the big auto Outfits Hall, fbr the beneSt of the conven* The slim Marine airman »•»- fashion moods iL*'T*re