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^ WEDNESDAX, APRIL ?5',*1954~ ife;E TWENTY-EIGHT . '< ^ ^anrh^Btrr If^rolb Arenixe Daily N ft Prem Ran -■ Far Urn Week Ended The Weather April SI. lU d ' Bhreeaet ef IJ. 8. Weather OareM light rain ending Inte In nfto^ 12,021 noen, elondy tonight. Low In lew 48*. rxeudy. foggy Friday nmm- Member ef the Audit Ing. partly cloudy by noon, warm- Burto* ef arculattaa or. High near SA. Manchester-^A City o f Village Charm

VpL. LXXV, N0U17$ (TWENTY-FOURa PACES—TWO SECTUINS) MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 195$ (L'laaalfled AdrerUttaa ea Paae 81) PRICE FIVE CENTS' Parakeet Itescued .S.Push By Friendly Pussy Berlin, April M (P>—A iMt parakeet liaa ‘ a temporary Bares home here today because of a friendly eat. Cut Talk Mrs. Robert Clapp of Old Toll Oat# Farm and Jtcr sons, Rogar and Bart, raturnad uhr- in every By THE ASapCIATED .PREHH from a shopping trip'today to H a r t ^ E,; Stassen and Andrei Gromyko held a apecial find theU- pet ca t Tabby, p r iv a ^ meeting today in London, in an effort to break the playing with the bird and showing no cannibalistle In- QIVEN V^ITH CASH SALES ALL E aajt^est deadlock over disarmament. Stassen, President tentiona. ^denhower’s special assistant on that subject.and Gromyko, Tha cat apparently found “ oviet deputy foreign minister,4'—^------' the bird out of dewre and AtTheJ.W,HaleCorp. DAY THURSDAY, APRIL 26-- ^head the American and Soviet dele­ brought It Into the house. gations In current disarmament The green and yellow para- talks here. Seven Qiildren Iteet has band No. H-B-941U. They opened the|r diacusaiond at Mrs. Clapp aaya tha bird Probers Hear Gold, One Group Of Now FAMOUS BRANDS FLAT and FITTED SHEETS and PILLOW-CASES Lancaster house 30 mihutes before wlH have a horns until Its Sportswear Specials sitting down with their British, Alone in House owner claims it. Canadian and French colleaguqa on T Y P E 1 3 0 " T Y P E 1 4 4 / T Y P E 1 8 0 the U.N. -subcommittee that la Call on Greenslass SPRING COATS REDUCED seeking to end the world arma Die ini Flames GROUP OF DRESSES LADY PEPPERELL / LADY PEPPERELL D A N RIVER rare. They were flanked by their Dag Peace ----^------/ / V u te ^ el fltMes m 6 REGULAR $45.00 VALUES. SUPERPINE MUSLIN ^ COMRED PERCALE . full delegations. , Toledo, Ohio, April 28 (8T—Fire $3.99,. $5.99 Waabington, April 26 (4>)—-Hkrr>' Gold, convicted itomie VataM to $ 1«M ...... NOW NOW ...... Their meeting w m * direct fol- , oni-ifory cinder- $ 3 3 .0 0 low-up of Stasstn sI aurpriaeimrprise 2-hour; ,____ ^ .s______«py, 8kid today that Soviet agent* In thia country ensnared Reg. 82.28. 81 x 1 8 8 ...... $ 1 . 8 . 9 Keg. 82.90. 72 x 108 ...... $ 2 . 4 9 Reg. 88.09. 72 X,I08 ...... $ 2 . 5 9 block home eight miles northwest talk with Soviet Communist leader Plan Gains him in an espionage net lyork by handling him "like a vir­ REGULAR $.35.00 and $39.98 VALU ES. ^ 2 0 QQ o t hWe early today, killing seven BLOUSES Reg. 82.48. 22 x 188 ...... $ 1 . 9 9 Reg. 88.80. 81 x 108 ...... $ 2 - 2 9 Nikita Khrushchev and Premier tuoso woMld play a violin,” Re|. 8840. 81 X 1 0 8 ...... $ 2 . 6 9 Bulganin at a Russian reception Negro children who were alone In 8m m aU tUk, M the house. Gold, now serving a 30-year prison sentence, was brought $199 ,.$3.99 REGULAR $29.98 VALUES. aX ClaHdge’s Hotel Tuesday night. VUaw to $«.M. Reg. 82.88. 81 x 108 ...... $ 2 . 1 9 Reg. $8.60. 90 X 108 ...... $ 2 . 9 9 Reg. $8.80. 00 X 108 . . . . ----- $ 3 " ^ 9 Russia wants an agreelnent on Fire Chief Richard Gampbell at In Jorda n here from the Federal Penitentiary at Lewisburg, Pa. Flanked NOW ...... $ 2 5 .0 0 disarmament before an agreement Sylvania, whose men Joined a Reg. 50c. 42 X 88 eaaea , . ..Each ' 4 9 c Reg'.'70c.. 42 X 88)', Case* .. .Eplher hearing tomorrow, David With Sedition the statement Monday night at a Oreertglaaa, also a key figure in REGULAR $25.00 VALUES. In Michigan, Monroe County These sources added Jordan also MATERNITY ITEMS-$2.99/ dinner party .given him and Bul- sheriff's deputies said Copper was was ready to agree, for local Com. the Rosenberg atomic apy caae,. MATTRESS PAD and COVER ' gaflin by the high command of the Ban Francisco, April 28.(M (— NOW ...... $21.00 COMBED YARN PERCALE being held for invcatigatlon. The mandCra to seek ways of avoiding will be queationed, A former Army John W. Rowell, former aditer'pf British labor party. deputies said State Police wanted incidents along the frontier, and corporal, he drew a 15-year prison ■’> Tweed*, wool erepe* and gabardine#. REGULAR $.5. Stassen pronounced that disarms-' tha China Monthly Revlaw In Itid CORDUROY BOLEROS to determine why the children possibly to an increase' In the num­ term after pleading guilty to an Shanghai, waa tndlctad yaatarday SOLID COLOR SHEETS and* CASES TWIN BED SIZE ment discussion so important that ber of U.N. truce observers on the WaasIH Kowalew of Pater­ ALL SAIJSS FINAL * were left alone. ' eapionaga c h a r g e .... on chargaa of aediUon by using tha AMortal ealar* la amall, medlnm. large *lee*. Beautiful, smooth,, luxurious l.ady Prppcrell pastel rolorod he’ cabled Elsenhower all aibout it Monroe County Coroner Harold border, son, N, J., and hla wife dtaplay AecHaail Sli^r $ 3 . 9 9 REGULA^(i.98. and arranged the talk with Gromy­ Revlaw to obstruct Amtrica» RegalaHy fSM ...... ■heel* and caaes. Pink, rose, blur, Nile green, orchid and yellows Maurice scjieduled an inquaat for Probe Figures After a final conference with a torn shirt, after telling Sen­ GreengUuM. waa tkc chief ac­ armed forcet In the Korean War. FULL SIZE ko. The fact that he and Gromyko today. Premier Samir el Rifal,' the Secre ators they believe five Soviet cuser of his sister, Ethel Rosen­ . , r rm H $ 5 .4 9 got together so quickly was taken Herman Kravitz, (above) o f Powell called the chargaa "com­ AIX SALES FINAL . VALUES TO S5.00— CLEARANCE SALE Bodies In Bed. tary General in a statement aald seamen who suddenly gave berg, and 'htr huiband, Julius, who pletely untrue." M atty^ pad top and mattress rover sides made all in one to mean Stassen already had re­ AU*htic City refuses April 2S that "the whole flcldf under the up U.S. asylum and returned - SrORTSWEAR-SECOND FLOOR REGULAR $3.59. 72 x 108 ...... The fire chief said bodies of leto nnswera "might" incrim- were convicted In 1951 on charges Hla wife Sylvia and Julian $ 2 .9 9 unit for maximum of your mattress. Reversible. ceived instructions'front the Presi­ mandate fropi the Security Council to Russia 18 dgys ago were of passing atomic aecrata to .tha dent in reply to this cable. three of the children who appar­ Inate him, to tell Senators Schuman of New York, Hated aa T ently tried 'to escape were found (to secure observance of the Pales­ kidnaped by Soviet agents. Rusalana. Tha Roaenberga were HANDBAGS Seestdn Geta Full Approval why he hired Murray Chotiner, tine arnilstice) waa covered in the The Kowalews, Russian em'l- aeso'clate editora of fjia Rtviaw, A GOOD SELECTION OF The. reaul'ta of theh- extraordinary sprawled in a hallway and at a (below'), Vice President Nix­ electrocuted In Sing Sing Prison were also; named in- one fedenl REGULAR l79. 81 x 108 ...... J $ 3 1 9 door. The other four bodies were talks here and on all points con greea, said the shirt wee on June 19, 195S—the firat Amer­ Maay atylee. plastic calf. Also atraw* and all C O O O « HALE'S STURDYWEAR fOX-STITCHED aesalon preaumably tvere to he on's 1952 cafnpaign manager, cluaions have been reached.’ ! bloody. On right is Arkady grand Jury Indictment. read into,-the formal U.N, record. found in beds. They had been in as hla lawyer In 1953. Kra-.. ican civiliana in htitory ti^ be leaUmr bagk...... Each Hammarskjold, who was directed Sobolev, chief of the Russian executed for eaplonage. Could Have H i^ KeertUttag / . GIRLS' DRESSES The seuibn had the full consent of two rooms of the six-room house, jvits, .a garmant manufacturer, 'The government charged that REGULAR 99c. 42 x 38',i, CASES y .< f? Each 8 5 c Campbell said. by the Security Council to seek delegation to the U.N. who Gold, a amell man with cloea- QUILTED MATTRESS PADS Britain, Canada and France. testifleu before - the Senate. ways of ensuring compliance with was criticized b.y the'State circulation of the Review In the Highly placed sources said the A neighbor discovered the blaze Investigations subcommittee, cropped hair, said a lot of "traah" United Statea could have h t^ re­ ...... '...... NOW $ 2 . 0 0 REGULAR $1.00 ALL WHIT^ and summoned Sylvania flramen. the 1949 armistice between Israel Department for-'his alleged had bean written about why he \ ' • V • WITH CORNER ELASTIC^ Stassen-Khrushchev talk ''•‘•threw wrhto(> la 'looking for avidenpa role" In the Incident. (AP cruiting and set off liieubordlna- HALE'S EXTRA HEAVY She said flames spread so quickly 6i pdaalble corruption In mili­ and her Arab ncighbbre, already became a. apy auch as that it waa new light'” on the Russian position. baa faceived promisaa irkm Israel WIrephotos). . thm In the armed forcea to the REGULAR $.3.98. But H brought no great expecta- that no rescue attempts were poi- tary clothing contracts. The hecapaa )ia Itad been disappointed Korean War. It made no toenUm libte. Campbell said It apparently and Egypt to obaerve an,uncondi­ In love. ' GIRLS'SPRING COATS JEWELRY 39 X 76 TW IN SIZE ...... ^ tiona among Western officials that committee subpoenaed Cho­ tional ctase-fira along their bor of asaertiona by former priaoneri . 'XHARMHOUSE'V a way would be found to bridge the was a flash fire and had "gained tiner after a New York, ac­ Wqated Adulation that the Review waa fot«ed toSil- / NOTALLSnUCS. C O O O C I A O O such,headway that by the tiipe we deri. VALUB8 » 0 ISS.M...... NOW # O . T O T o # l O . T O . NockiBMD, aarrtng* and bracelet* la REGULAR $4.98. ^<2 XA Eaat-Weat differences on disarma­ countant had teatifted that' "M. Syria 'also has agreed to a "I haven't been uniformly euc- tog to tha Communist cainpt. ment which have the’aubcommittee' got there there was littlq that CJhotIncr” received a $5.00Q fto U.S. Ousts Pair cesaful in love." he said aa specta­ many atyle*...... Each 79c 54 X 76 FULL SIZE ...... cease-fire, subject to a like pledge Twelve other counts are leveled TOW IL ENSEMBLE stalemated in the sixth week of -its could be done.” as counsel for Kravitz who tors laughed, "bp t 1 didn't get Into agSInat Powell, who la chanad HIM negotiationa, ■ The family lived eight rhites was accused of theft of gov­ from -Israel, and Lebanon haa WITH DACRON REINFORCED SALVAGES Pure while lining that is guarantee^t to launder white. Elaatle agreed to cooperate In eaalnff ten­ li for that ,raaaon." ’ with publlahlng igauas of tha Re­ , GIRLlS' SUITS One basic difference is over in­ ernment property. (AM Wire* Who Aided Hed Neither, he aald, was’ It becausa view which accuaed 'the United on each comer. y spection and control. (Continued on Pqge Thirteen) photos). sions which are not acute on that R i m 9 to 14. nUETEEN It. CCOQ C A O Q REGULAR SI .00 CLEARANCE SALE border. > ' he had an Inferiority complex and States of being Internally corrupt, ' The West insists that the dis­ wanted "adulation.” pursuing a "morally unjuatiflsble" VALUER TO f i t J « ...... NOW # O . T O And # 0 . ^ 0 REG. $1.1»— 22 X 44 BATH SIZE ..... Each armament organization njust be After returning this afternoon Seamen Lea^e 88c HEAVY. OUAUTY v On the contrary. Gold aaid, "1 forein policy, attempting to ex- ready to .operate one* agreement V> his temporary Middle Bast waa cockaure. That waa my trou­ SHEER NYLON HOSIERY hcadiiuarters in Beirut. Lebanon, termlnato the peoples or Korea is reached and must include air as Waithington, April 28 W The ble." ' . and China with germ warfare and GIRLS' SKIRTS Full faahloaed dark eeam nylon* with reinforced heel and Inee. REG. 59c^l»x 28 HAND SIZE ...... Each 4 9 c MATTRESS COVERS well as ground inspection. the^U.N. official planned to fly to, Gold teatifled- that ha never was poison gaa. testing germ warfare It cropped up, they said, in crit­ U.S. Army Refuses Talk Cairo for .further talks this week­ United States has expelled two VALUER TO $«.N...... NOW ^ 2 9 9 for oxtrn wearrVuy several pair* at thi* low- price. Russian dipjomata at , the United a member of the Communist party weapons .on Korean and Chinasa icism by- Khrushchev of Western end., His schedule called for final afid never had any desire to be, prlaonera and spreading smallpox REGULAR $4.95 policies toward the Bonn repub­ conferences in laraei next week. Nations on the ground they ex: REG. 29c FACE CLOTHS ...... Each although he aaid that in 1933 a in North Korea. These atatements. 2 5 c ZIPPERED ...... $ 3 .6 9 lic. He is to report to the Security Ceded their authority in'helping friend npmed Torn Black had tiled Pair On Berlin Spy Tuiinel the Ihdictmcnt chargee. Powell 6 9 c > Made eapeclally for n» by one of the eountry'a finest. mills. Khrushchev vk’Ss said to have Council in New York by May 4. five Soviet scam ^ „ leave U,S. to make a Commuplat'of him. "well knew were false and un­ G IR U ' c o t t o n ' b l o u s e s StDck up now' on these extra heavy thir*ty towel* and face REiaUI.AK44.69. . attacked the decisions of the big Israel, dardito ‘Ciltrf sanctuary 19 day# ago.v He aald. however, that 'vhen he true." western powers. In rearming West ROES t to It. REG. M.BS. .^ NOW cloths. Seven new colors and white. , RUBBER B l'T T O N S ...... $ 3 .4 9 By ROBERT B. TCCKMAN In a meeting . In J^usalem V The State Department late yes­ waa out of work during the de­ I ."1. think they're pushing Uiia 8 Germany. y*st*rday. the U.N.-Joidan^siael $ 2 . 5 0 REGULAR 69c April 28. (f) - The United-purposes and demanded a^Jolnt So- terday handed a protesting Soviet pression Blqck got him a J^«ln little far," Powell told the Asso­ Full or twin bed sizes. Real heavy quality mattress coverA thpt The informants, who were at Mixed Armistice Commisaion held Ambassador Georgl Zariibln a note! Jersey City. Later, Gold aaiH, It ciated Press when iilformed of . tha RES. $1.2? t. $l.M '■ Will give years of wear. 8eams all bound. the‘ dinne‘rra«rd‘h7 ars^madrclear viet-AmerIcan Investigation. that both Israel and Jordan vliw day .to talk further wKh the Rus-. Earlier on. the same day, Col, ordering out of this country Aleks­ wei pertly out of gratitude to indictment. "Certainly neither FINE QUALITY TRICOT lated the 1949 armistice by flrirtg andr K. GUrySnov and Nikolai Soviet Seamen Black that Jie agreed to ehgage in Sylvia nor I hav# done anything GIRLS' KN IT JERSEYS (Continued-(lli.Page Two) Bianli here on their charges that i Ivan A. Kotsiuba. acting Soviet across the defiiarcatlon line last Industrial- espionage, for the Rua- FIRST (JUALITY M ARTEX ’ tunnel undey, military commander .In Berlin,, had Tiirkin, members ef the - Russian W'eek. The U.N. chairman of the United Nations delegation. The aiana. v - (OoBtiaued oa' Faira Slxtoas) NOT ALL SIZES. REO. $1.M ...... ^ KNIT RAYON UNDERWEAR / visited Atneiican. headquarters to The Russl^s were told that the . lodge a. complaint With Maj. Gen. .Commission abstained from voting note also crltlcljjed the head of the Say U.S. Stay Gold testified tMat aftec work­ TURKISH HAND TOWELS 8LAHKET VALUES on motions 'that' attempted to fix ing briefly In Jersey .City h4 re­ -CARLS’ DEPARTMENT—.SEIXIND FIX)OR^ matter waa being referred to Wash-1 Charles I. Dasher Jr.. U.S. com- dele(fatlon. Arkady Sobolev. Lll elastic wal*t band* In cuff and flare leg ityle*. White on GOP Aide Raps ington. the blaifie starting the firing. „The note Said Gdryanov and lumed to e Job et the Pennsyl­ Rej^^ $8.95. 3 *4 pound Hale's ITArlon” mandant. vania Sugar Co. In Philadelphia N 5 to 8. ’ / EXTRA SPECIAL . .7.c...... tiach S,vrian Foreign Miniatrv sources Turkin were guilty of "exceeding Full of Terror CLOSEOUT LOT OF 6 9 c Nylon and rayon blend. 72 x 9 0 ‘size-. In Damawua said, meanwhile, (Mat the scope of their official capacity " and' In April, 1934, Black came to : in Europe ronsidera "further dis- the .meeting showed no him and told him the Soviet Union Biillelins Oloieoiit colors and paltems of martex finesi qiialittrs. 8tock Bush, Morano^ as members of the Soviet U.N. del­ By Ro y e k h o v a n . : • ; 2F .ry$lJ9v:-, > . Reg. $10.95. Elytra size 80 x 90. ‘ cussions between military com- T “* - ^ A short time was interested, in the company's up now at wonderful aavings. I (Continued on 'Fage Sizleea) . egation's staff. ■ from the AP Wirt* 1 manders here to be unneoeMary summoned western Under . the U.N. headquarters Morcow, Apyl'l 26 (S’l Five Rca- InduatriBt solvents procesaai. . GIRDLES and FOUNDATIONS Chatham nylon and rayon blend ...... $ 8 .9 5 . .w o i.t .. ... '"•h frqm the tanker tuapxe told For. ^Malarkey’ and undesirable.” newsmen to a surpilse newa con- agreement, the United .Stat,M^re- : ^ conference today they ’'^He said Black asked him:to Mb- tiie'iM ai^''la'atoiT a^leJ ' " C f f A A " C K ' O C The note said the m.atler was re- «nd Kotsiuba announced tain *’ complete details on" these ...... "TiN ^^AYiN ^ Reg. $12,95, Hgle's ”Mof;ewear.'” served the right to R|>ent .six moiitha In the United DEMAND MOBOBEV OUSTER Vaaa BIAS to $10, ....'...... S A L E # A . V U To # O . T # t BED PILLOW VALUES Darien, April 26 (.’P) —Sheriff ported to Washington] ,hut did not .‘hscoviry of'the tunnel. ; pro4:esses and told him, "I'll see, 85‘‘,i^'wool, ISVc nylon. 72 x 90 size . . . $ 1 0 .9 5 specify to what government ageri- The U.S. note today was 8ignqIdalio) aad REGULAR $9.95. — cy. I "h.v MaJ. Gen. John F..Uncles, ehie'r delegation in New York fclty who were siibieaed ro'thresU Union:’ HI-FI PLYMOUTH RECORDS ^ Republican, aSya the excuses It added that neither Army Euro-' staff of the U.S. Army, Europe, Jeanrr (R-Ind) t^ e d today tor , UNDERWEAR CLEARANCE lOOfe WHITE ^.OOSE DO\4^jN_...... $ 6 . 9 ^ 1 5 United Aircraft engage* In ' sclWttles outside of intlmldsflon.’^' they said. "Our 'Thai's I )W I i^ot atarted,” Gold REXOVfR YOUR OLD lED PILLOWS NOW! made by Sen-Bush and Re^. Mo- P*®" headquarters in Europe nor. aijd addressed to MaJ. Gen. I. L. aaid. , the expulahm of Arkady BObo- Operatic hlghjlghfj^plnno selectlona—danc# totisle and popn* rano for not attendine- a aherlffW' ‘'^"nuand in BeHln i 55«renko, acting chief, of staff of W h " f ?he‘‘ u .sfn.;te chided So- • >"•»-" Int'TcepUd:” Other R zsoas lev, chief Soviet fc le 'g ^ OleatMt af underwear, broken *tylee In., ullp*. gawn* and half REGULAR $7.95. ^ DOWNPRQOF AND FEATHERPROOF .rano for not attending ‘ "herlffa further, " : Soviet forces in Germanv who had Referring to ttielr departure United NnMons, os dlrecfor at aSpaand other Item*. Cl A A CC OO lar,favorite*.' ^ Foniider, Dies bole\*,'"ll did not- demand hla , re­ from the United States for hcqiie Bolides the "debt of gratitude" NYLOIS COVERED DACRON FILLED . $ 4 .9 5 - 1 ainn^i’ laat^ignt v,ert the same The Soviets charged * Monday: lodged the protest Monday. call. It went no further than to re­ 'whnt Jenner called' the 1|M -’ Value $ZA8 to SltAS...... SALE # I.UU t o # 0 . 7 0 -old'malarki^-."* that "American military autborir The U.S Nbte -kald* ‘ * in early April, these crewmen of a he felt he owed Black, Gold said- quest MoacO'Y to tell Sobolev and there .were thrfe other baelc rea-. naping” of live Ru*alaa aallar* Each 9 7 C REGULAR $5.95. Platt criticized the two Connect- ; ties ' burrowed a 1.850:foot tunnel"I* view of vour letter of Anril Boca Raton,. Fla., April 26 (Ah - ship Relzed-hy Nationalist China who.bad obtained aayluol 'ia Jane 23. 'T951. aald they had been aon* why he a'greed to fake on the / ■ ' ^ - LATEX FOAM REGULAR HEIGHT.... PHA.OW-S,, TICKS Icut Republicjns at the tail,iand-from the American sector- into 23, wh'-h re^moves d^scfissloni Frederick B. Rehtsrhler, 88-year- America. $ 3 .9 9 of' the 21st anniversary...... - dlrtnjr of, Soviet East Berlin and set up-, an from the '"*nccmerit made bv vour Miami, Fla., April 2d (iP)— Low, tow Prices On master of cerenionie.s. note to the chief of staff of the Irmnmander/ in Berlin ’ Conn., died at Jhia winter home *,w ;hia naiVie/aitd addreaa in -a prospect of having to Join the Confi- TWINTO^ DEIS ALL WHITE ^ New York newspaper. mu'nlst party," Secondly, Me aatd,- I'nIoB' official Bert Roas, natr* ^ ONE GROUP OF DRESSEi. REGUL7VR 99c. ‘ X , Q - Arfiiy^^utope. charging that: Kotsiuba, I conaider thit furfher- here yesterday.>, ri>wly mhwed by two bnlleta of wliom make their hpnifes In Fair the alleged wiretapiDtIng was under-1 He'waa the founder of two air­ Asked' why they had not con­ "I had a genuine sympathy for WITHOUT ZIPPERS ...... EaTRIPLE ROLL CUFFS ANKLETS sa.Ying they couldn't come to the ---- !_y ' . ' ' . ■ - ■ . C Army and Navy with 80 per cent Culled from AP W ire*, or.tejephnne book earlier, one of ■nie fourth reason he gave'waa, / f...... , Floral (Stripe ticks Iqi^ne downproof snd fcatherproof quality. dinner, which was attended hy | that "aomewhere in me. through' In 24 bburs, aa^l today ha la- Now prieed'from . .... #I. w Wto #«#.03P, . With nylon Atrotrh foot»<^ cotton lined for ^nmfort* DACRON CURTAILS Blue, rose and aqua. I of the airplane engines used In them aald: leaded to go,„on orgoaiatog many state GOP leaders. ,, ‘ World War II. ' "We were watched too closely. the years. 1 got a basic disrespect . '"The telegrams are the same* .it got so I thought t could Igno.e tvorkeaa at Mlailil Beach hotala. ■OYS* aHd GIRLS' < .r- He worke() during high school Senate auheommiltee aumroona Anywa'J'.. we were afraid.' .Two biilleta ahatlrred a wtodow TAILOREDw-DOUBLE STITCHED 1" SIDE HEMS 'old malarkey about pressure of, and college vacations iir~ his fa­ — Another said he had tried, but authority If 1 thought 1 was right. Pair business in Washington, " PlattJ Lo* Angeles Ally. Murray Chotiner I was cockaure.” a foot from hla head aa ha tat 3 9 c MORE OF THOSE WONDERFUL $i:49 VALUE ther** plants In Hamilton, Ohio, for questioning Wednesday about no such name* or addre«*e« were la the living rupm of hlo i^mrt- /'■ said.. "They just didn't have the"] He said he "filched'’ blutprinta SPRING COATS ond SUITS 3'' lOTTOM HEMS " making castiiiga- for steam and Ilia aervleea far garment ^manu- tilted in- the phone hooka of New ment' with'hi* wlfo last alidit;^ EXTRA HEAVY FLANNEL RACK DRILL ' ^ t a to get on'a plane and come York, s.,, ' . and other meterlels - from' the 41"x54" LONG ...... $2.49 Pr. here and sa.v hello. i gas engines, fartorer id trouble' with govern­ Rite* 1 to t aad t to Ox. Gives Ex-Con 17 Years ..After he was graduated .from ment: New Coast Oiiawl aecurtty E0W.%KD ARNOLD DIRS Farmorly priced from tS.OO to C A ' A A C I A A A "I think they could do better j (CohllNiied on Page Tblrlripn) (4'ontinued on Page Nlxteen) Todetries, Etc. 41"x43" LO N G ____ ,... v $2;98-Pr. ^ IRONING BOARD COVERS here than In \Vasl|ingU>«" I Princeton in 1909, he vrent back to nijea designed ,7'o give merchant Hollywbbd, April 2d (8>)—V«t- tlSAS. Now priced from ...... # * 9 . V U T o / # I V . y U .j-The.llat of GOP apeakera at thfc Hamilton. In the first war h* waa aeamen rlgjjt tq fsf«- and eroaa- rran actor Edward Arnold died 41"x72' LONG .... ;...!...... $2.98 Pr. , Boston, April 28 iF>- A .Su- ^ police record. Judge Donahue assigned to' the prqducUon section iipe«pe<'ledly earl.r today of a Size* 4 to 8. Regularly 80c pair,,. dinner praised Platt for his work perior Court Judge who blasted exnmlne accusers ar# ready for 9Cc Et{quR^D•edoraflt ...... 49e tor the Republican part.v in thiy sentenced him to thrpe of the newborn Air Corps. pre*cntation to U.S. court in Cali- Cerebral hemorrhage, > He waa 41 "x81" .LONG .... $2.98 Pr. Now lower priced than ever. Each ^ a-jury as "dishonest or stupid"/ 2't-to-3-year terms on a 1954 SOCKS 3 r.,„$1.00 county." One of the speakers. I fornia for approval. 08. HU wife Cleo was at hla Evtninq Paris Stici^ Deodorant...... 2 for $1.00 ' and then sentenced an sequit- i breaking and entering charge, Wright Aeronautical qcirp. and be- t w 1 n * e n g 1 n e . Soviet plane Poland Held Probing brMsIde w hen. he •ucmmhrld 4'ortimlllee today . annonoeod KoiyndF Tooth Paste ...... 2 for 49p Judge Donahue appeared so cent. ; craft. haw is inveatiga(ing the Katyn /War ll, said the Riisaiane did it. liuv. Robert b; Me.vner ood 70« REG .^OW 35c 34"x30" l o n g ...... S1.98 Pr. Art Bxcoptionaf Value! father and b'rot)ier to death had at­ angry at thf July's decision psper,4Publi*her* Assn. . . . Re- tended-their funerals yesterday, lie July Foreman Mdurice Fin- He became chairman of United publiclfns of Wisconsin’s 7lh Con- Forest massacre.. ' r The Soviet government retorted Gov*. Ahrahoin Rlblcoft of Coo- 34"x34'^ l o n g ...... $1.98 Pr. •_ that he discharged thylh on ' AnalysU here'of Soviet j>ioc after an investigation that the hecticttt and Averell' Hnrrlmaa ^ WHITE GARDEN FENCE 6 f t 7SC foyer Aspirin ...... ,r.:.. .V.'... 42c would have heard thf mlnialer call kly.of Chelaea; in -ynswer to Aircraft In 1935. greasiunal District Instruct Stat^ SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF LINEN, bim,"one7tt'ha does jiot levy people, 'the spot. AS the Jurors wer’e the Judge's questions, said the '' He held the Legion of .Honor, happenings loojii, askance at the Nazis, did the killing. An American of New York will be the prlocd- leaving the room^ he railed senior Senator Alexander Wiley suggestion the P.ollsh Reds might congressional qomlttee held hear- 3 ,ft. h m fH i . •"''■i' Geritol Liqyid or Tablets ...... $2.90 and $4.91 /COTTON and RAYON or his church.” . Jury did not believe there was from the French government, a lo request Senate reinove Its 19.M pal- speaker* at n. |108-o-plato Double Green Stcunps With Cosh Soles ThUre. them back and'declared: enough evidence to cqnvict doctor oMawa degree from Trinity dare to raise the apeefe^: °1 this Ings for nine months in 1951-52 fund-ral*lng dinner Ma.v. 19. The bodies of 42-year-old farmer eoademnation of Sen.' McCarthy hot issue. Thev: dbubt it can be. and laid the massacre at the door . HAND.PAINTED RUD VASE Richard Ckirgenven, . hla wife "I don't' know how we're Goodwin. :, College,in Hartford, and a civilian (R-Wtst. ' Coty Face Powder with pMndotion Lotion . $1*50 ever going to 'have anybody true. ^ i ', " of the Russians. WANT DIBECtT s u b s i d y 91 REGy-#IOW M e DISH TOWELS Reatrlce, 41, and their 14-year-old Latej', Juror ' WHlism'' A. defense award from the U.S. ' Air New EMgland's 12 Senaloraurge The now report from Poland son, Richard ■ Jr., lay in pink-lined safe in their hom,y8 wljh Couch said: .i Force. , — still, the report, deserves atten­ Washington. .April 28 l/R *— Woodbury How Shampoo‘d . . . .^V.« |9c Civil Aeronautics'Board (OAB( to tion because .the .Polish Corn- says the -Warsaw government ha4 House Democrats, to n sYritca of ''gray caskets during the service. Jurqra like you. Houses and "If the Judge. is going to He .leaves two daughters, 1 Mrs. authorize "more adequate air ^ GRIIN GLASS VASES S2.49 fe $5.9t tlw itreeta were never less muniata are going, much further estabiltoed a group to investigate ..farm, bill stmtegjr, today pat J W .H A L 4 CORK ijien they were burled in the make the decision after the Norman Patch of. West Hartford; aervlco between New England com­ .the. Katyn masa murder* and can ’ NOW Vi PRICE Hair DopHotory LetfM ...... f 79c ^/'..'4L '$1.W )' cemetery near the First Baptist - sarc-thart they are now.^.-* these days in -their denunciation of forward n ptoa tor' lUroct .snh- \. M AlKHlsm i ChMH* verdict, what do- they hays and Miss Ann Rentschler; a sister, munities, Washington and points Stalin and hia w;qrks than other, ba expected to make a z"eport to aidy payments to tarinaai to Multi-colored atripes by Morgan Jqnea. The Irregularities are Church, not far from their small "You dlareg,grt: the ayManca. Juries for?. You canlt Judge a ■Mrs. Helen Waldon of - Hamllto'il,' Jtouth." , Pre»» Information, of­ ROITREWARES DEPARTOjteNT—'^ASEMENT. Max Factor New Lipstick ...... $.1.25 You are cithar atupid or dU- Soviet aatellites.' 1 June, which might ba made' pub- support cropo at tho aqatvalMk very alight. WeaderfuUy Absorbfat aad loBg,wearing. ~; 'S

4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN* THURSDAY, APRIL 26. 1956 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„, THURSDAY, APRIL 2fl, 1956 PAGE THBED P A O l T W O ------1------^ ...... • , I —^— ,,. ------waa also charged with failure to R oekritU H e b r o n Neck; and CUIr Rebtaaen, <)kilkun- Plan Aipt Exhibit- notify the Motor Vehicle Depart­ Coventry bia, auditor*. W uitrd by FBI Rockville Hiss Gives FirH Public Talk «ENI*AL ment of a change of address ' LoFO ND OmmIg Democrats, GOP See For Young Artiste East Hartford Police picked - Telephone Office Polio Victim S^t Mr. and Mr*. William H. Portar, ■ J BROTHERS T V SERVICE / B ■ ' the driver up and he ^.-as turned Parishioners Vote Approval Tonight Since Leading Prison who war* recently niarried. have J)emocratic Action on Jud^e. ever to Manchester, accoroing to Move Announced returned from thalr wedding trip Daya The Manchesteir Fine Art Assn., .STEAK HOUSE_ T o Resume School \ police. He waa released Without (rthlch they apent In Florida nlth NIgkU S tK Big Gain in Primaries f which Mrs. J. Herbert Finlay, , Princeton, N. J.. 'Aprit 29 (db— Hiss tonight spaaka on th# aub- Likely at TonigKf 8 Meeting Bond for court appearance May MONSON, MASS. For Parsonage Remodeling Itockvllle. April 29 (Speridl)—> Hebron, April 29 (Special)—Lit- Mr. and Mra. Roger Porter, apd TBU 5 a 9-5194 ■J. Pitelpa Rd., is president, ha* 2. Patrolman John Hugh** waa the Alger Htsa cornea to Prirtcaton | j^ t t'Thc Meaqliiginlllg o f 0*n*va",and are making their home at Amaton The laoal buainsM orflc* of the T.niverMty tonight to deliver Jil* U* LIndit Hamaon, wRo waa Democratic votM to spohsor tn Art Exhibit- investigating officer. ’- hoM •( Tferc* Su m af FbB Edward* waa billed to apeak on Lake. ■ r T ■ Covantry, April 29 (Bpecial) —: 3557.91; mlnatrel, 5429.75; co-oper­ Boulhcm New England T^rephone flrtUpublic speech since he tl’aa re- ' (lie Meaning of Alger Hiss." atricken with polio laat fW and b ook in g at Tuaaday’a prlmaVy pretidentlal nomination -waa In Rockville, April M (Special) —wAttya. Edwin M. Layitt and Harry for tna young people of Manches­ Others arrested yesterday were Tax Beaalowa Tbs Bacond Congregational Church ative Nursery and' Kindergarten Co. at t- Park PI. will b* moved leaned, from a prison term for per* The newsman gut'a standing ova­ fMUlU from quite different anglee. Schenectady, In iipatate New York, Speculation mounted today regard-■ ter,- to h « held In the auditorium fcobert W. Ba^tt. 28. o(-.Hart- Sliews ThHiwday. FrM0y, who haa been under hoapitu and Mr*. F. Elton Poat, tax-collector, Of the three, O’LoughJIn is the ' mambara have \-otad t(f make ex- rent 5410.05; other reiv{^* 5894; 'Jury a'yYar and a half ago. tion Worn th* audience o f 500 af- W rooflit IroR RoNinyt both the Republican and Demo­ where he appu»ed IO»enhow;*l- o{ ford, charged -w-lth a violbtion of aoon to new and largar quarters on horn* care ainc* that Uma, la Aqw will b* at th* Town aerk'a office Ing the soon-to-be-vacant City only registered Democrat here, of tha^V^lton Menyorial Library $ f i ir4 sty m m I S u M to y tanalv* remodeling o f > th* paraim- soft drink naarhlne. 5191aM: fflim- A student debating aociety tec h* reriewed the two trials and cratic national, ch^rmen h«v« Mving the Amerlcan'*penp.lc "com- the rules of Ujp road; and Edward the Brat floor, at 30 Park PI., ffsa- Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 3 ;>.m., to ; Court Judgeship, wlth^ names of Atty. Hammer la said to have no­ building, Bonn. Main St., after the Age on Rt. 44A. Inoludad in th* barahlpa,. $59; Young Mothera totmhed off a cofitrov'ersy by invit­ H.sa’ part In tha Yalta conferenc* abl* to return to. th* firat gradi* F o r e h Q ^ I b o h is claimed ••amaahing"’ gain* in parent aaaurance*" Inatead of Egan, 72, . no certain address, btiry Lewis, office manager an­ raceive tM paymenfa. She also ac- i three Democratic attorneys here tified the West Hartford registrar public schoolb-cloa* In June. The 'plana will be rebuilding ot the n u b 5150; aale o f old thalra, 515; ing the onetime Stat* D«partm*nt of 1945. of the ElameMary School. Sh* Pennaylvania and Maaaachuaetta, j what he called • the candid truth ’ charged with vagrancy. FMtvrin9 ^' kitchen, changing the ell into a nounced today. -npt* payments at her home on o f voters of his intention to regis­ date Is yat to m -decided upon. and pay telephone 37.11. official, «vho waa convicted of ly­ The American Whig-Clioaophtc atm haa to wM r leg bratcea. Bhe VAUEY WELDING CO. Meanwhile, returtt* trickling inra|>out the Soviet Union’* military j being prominently mentioitsd as B v n e tt'a . ohse is scheduled for garage, and excavating th* Mllar, The expenaes: Maintenance and The change Is necessary to han­ Bolton Rd. at the convenience M>t ter, here. - Pupils from all grades In thv ele­ ing to a federal grand Jury when Soctety. the nation's oldest coilcg* la th* daughter o f Mr. and Mra. tax payers. The deadline for pay- For Free Eatlnuto Call from remote and arattered AUaka | *trength. Harrinian apoke at a I poasIMe, candidates for'the post. couil May 2 and Elgan’s for Sat> Sundoy Affemeeii .to provide for a new heating ays- improvement^ 51,937.48; heat, dle the Increased telephone needs precincta showed Adlal SteVen*on i ttemocratic dinner. " Relecently moving his law offices mentary schools,^nd young peo­ h( denied paming aeciat dimu- dabaUng. organisation, invited Hiss Leonard JIarriaan of GUaad.. ipantf la Monday. Olaatonbory 5IE S-911t In Vvhat is expected to be Widely- to this city, Atty. Hammer is a ple In.high school vn to U ie^a of urday. Family Shews (am. 3963.78; electricity. 3282.29; soft ci this rapidly expanding com­ me ta to an.admitted Communist without raferring the action (0 the ‘Hew Do Yea Do?' Mldlng a .t-S edga over Sen. Bate* | jj, Poughkeepnie, Kefauver aald munity, aocor(ling to Lewis. . I attended Democratic Town Com­ former West Hartford resident. 18, will be eligfble''M exhibit. All starting Hm* 8:M . TTils weak a committea to aec- drlnka 399.83; cooking ifsa. 344A6; courier. univeraify administration. Another nlM little anew atorm Kefauver In the territory'* D*"’o- Ameilra's relation* with lu al- ur* an architect waa appointed by Extensiv* alterations and pa- MaoO ealer Evening Herald He­ mittee meeting tonight that may work must be origint^-no copies TaL CO 1-5SS4 water, 333.61; insurance, 3225.26; Jeer OlUra of latitaUaR Dedda Against HIm VMt Monday morning. Just about bron eorreapoiMlent, Mias Susan eratlc ‘ preaidentlal preference j i „ h,ve "deteriorated badly ” in Atty. Davjlt Is reported to have church members; Hubert T. Ed­ organisational committed auppHea. modeling will be necessary to primmary. aI*o held la*t Tue*d»y. me pa*t four year*. endorse a candidate fblr the post, been registered as a Reptibllcan in and no number paintings will be And Princeton, sti dents at a- Dr. Harold W. Dodds, president enough to aay,"How do you doT" Pendleton, (elephene AC B-S454. i mondson. Thomas D. McKinney, 3149A9; mkidtrel. 350; n***’ chairs, modentiae the are* before the busi­ iS e combined Democratic total tj,- Democratic preaidentlal aa- ax well ax one for the position of West Hartford before moving to accepted. The work is mR to be Public Records Vninpus mevtlng la*! night Jeersd of Princeton, later said the admin­ It looked naturaV aetd familiar but corporation counsel for the city. Cali (ia Aboot Your Party Mrs. Wilfred E. HiU. Byron W.l ness office occupies the building. there wp» about 25 per cent big- piriht made the atatement yeater- -Rockville. Although not registered done in school, nor u n ^ r the 3177.12; advertUing. 312.90; post- when hvd critic* of L.- Inrita- istration did not-‘ favor the Hiss there waa non* of It left here by ALlMtNl'M FOR !(t'RVlVAL The vacancle* will o«-cur ‘May 1 Wa Have Special Party Rbtee Rati and Walter 8. Raven w ill and aupplies. 34.90; co o ^ ra The nyw- office Will take up-about er than the Republican vote, with m addreahing the faculty and ; supervlaion any school telicher,' Warrantee Deeds tion - a Gongraasman and th* unl- appearance but would not interfere noon. Albuquerque, N. M; (Jb -- Capt. le bulk of the OOP ballot* going _ , when Atty. Robert J. Pigeon’s or art InsUuctor. \ mak* a report of th* completed. tion renewal. $2; bank charges, 1.960 square feet of floor space, 'in what ha termed a atrtctly alu- Selieol VaewUea S student body of Vsaaar College^ « resignation■ . takes effect. Judre'Judge etated Intentions of registertirg as Hensel and Peterman to Robart architect plans to a. meeting. The ' rsity'a Roman Catholic chaplain Joseph Gamer found tf m llturv use president Eisenhower. And media may be used—cray 34.92.,' about tw-o-thirds the space former- dent affair. The University Board It la achool vacation week not U women's Institution. ^ Pigeon announced his resignajion a Democrat. J. (Jratty and Margaret R. Cratty, program Is In accordance with repeated their Cenunclatlona of for kltqhen aluminum foil and re­ HaU Seea ‘SmoahlBg’ Win Quoting President Elsenhower i There Is^also a possibility a mi­ on, charooal, pencil, oil, pastel. MM i MIOIWS Grange Hunday ,ly used by the Consumers Co-op the Hiss speecii. of Trustees upheld thia, hands-off only for Elementary Bchool ataff last weekend, .giving "pressure of itsab Ksk' property on Tanner 8t. .Tocommendatlons .mad* by. the The Orange-will obse-ve Grange store, 8ol Lavitt and Harr>- Ueb- cently won a commendation from In Washington, Republican as stating four years ago this' Thomas Francis Richardson, 49, nority recommendation will be water color. All paintings must be Martinartin M. Caprllotsi and Mar- Thh Rev. Hugh Halton drew policy. but. for the 10 of 12 leachar* who authorities at the Air Force Spe­ Chairman L«onard W. Hall “pro­ private praotlce" as reasons for Board ft 'IVustees. Sunday during the 11 a.m. Sun­ man are the owners of the build­ live her# and teach in other town*. month that "the enormity, of the i who/Wa* reportedly one o f-11 men leaving the positions. made by the party ax well a* a either mounted or framed for I jorie E.' Capriloxxl to Max Dtnhup H a r t f o r o catcalls when he said this is Various alumni, congreasmen, cial Weapons Center at KIrtland B claimed yesterday that El*en- No date' was aet for th* start day service* in the Second Con­ ing. Offlcera Ualed ' , Chty Charter provisions state the majority choice, one Committee hanging. srtd Violet Denhup, property at 290 A( tha work. "Princeton's darkest hour." veterans organisational and others AFB. At hla auggestion. jet pilot* hower’s "amaahlng victory over The exhibit will be, conducted on D RIVE-IN r/t/vA/. gregational Church. Chaplain Th* new quarters are expected have denounced the action. Borne In addition to the list o f officers court Judge must be a practicing member said. He alsb said some Hilliard St. VMt ('Rlveralty , Rep. T. James Tumulty (D- there' now carry sheeta of the foil hi* Democrat opponent* In ver Mid: ' Brink s Inc.«. in Boston Jsnusfy the aama scale aa the annual ex­ Rvth Loomis ha* aaked all mem­ to be ready for occupancy this critics have acknowledged the elected p i the annual meeting of attorney residing In Rockville or member* of the Committee would Robert J. Cratty and Margdret . nrat grade class** of Mr*. NJ) o f Jersey City, who told Oon- In their aurvlval kita. Gamer, an l^nnsylvania and Maaaachuaetta "Where are the energetic, far-1 17, 1950 has been placed on the list favor waiting a few monthii for the hibit of the Manchester Fine Art bers 4o meet at 10*45 a.m. in the summer, the manager reports. The right of the; students.to hear any- St. Peter'* Ometery Improvement Vernon. The provision narrow* the R. Cratty to Hensei and Peterman, TONIGHT! Myrtle B. Carpenter, teacher- gfes* two weeks ago that "there'a aeronautical engineer, auggeated constitutes an overwhelming vote reaching methods? I search my : PBl’a“ Ten Most Wanted appolntnlents. Assn, on Sunday, May 15. 1965, propert^at 862.Veriion St. church vaatlhule. telephone business office has been a little poison ivy creeping into , one they choose but have main­ Aasn. are th* neme* o f the'Board chplce considerably,, aa several principal. and Mm. Eileen Jansen Whist Party it make* good cdoking utenalla aa ®f conSdence in hlg record." memory and can recall the. Msr- It Is also understood in general which attracted over 300 people. It 'arrIa’Be IJcenae ' ('Inertia Scope and Color 1 situated in Us present location l .. Ivy League," also waa Jeered tained the Ihinceton campus is of Manager*. TTtey are Sirreno A. well aa cmargenCy iignallng re­ Rockville lawyers reside out of of the Center Bchool toured the Th* Couples ejub of the First since 1947.. But Democratic (Chairman Paul , ,111 town. the Committee members would fa- waa held outdoors in Center Park, Edward James Parclak, 76 North "PICNIC" several times. not the 'place to hear a convicted Beranton, Jared B. Tennant, John flector* for downed, pilotx 4*1* II leesiaai* *t M. Butler proclaimed that "Demo-, under the administration ' Richardson, who is a convicted directly louth of the Mary Cheney University of Connecticut Tuesday Congregational Clitirch will hold E. Horton and .William W. Ham­ INI aaaMiciicat luta niaitsi leainv Qualified observers have indi­ \’lvanl* waa nearly | atatement. veaterday ‘ hat ! mer Probate Judge Francis T. he named by the city’s Common 1954, in the Whlton auditorium For alterations additions to "FURY AT ' trout yesterday in the WlllimanUc Washington correspondent who ant proetitutee and embesxlera" on “Oomparatlv* Religion." will be 800.000 below that of Elsenhower. | President Nixon has not yet ' netted over one million dollars. O'l.oughlln la believed to hays the ] Council, which pre.-iently holds and was most successful. dwellings for John GMianello at 85 cently include; Walter K. and Cochrane and Mr. and Mr*. W. River. the - topic of the Adult Diacuaalon On Jan. 12, this year., ihe FBI Gertrude E. Wright, house; Mary;. covered both of th* Hisf perjury "the meaning of purity and bank- Butler claimed a ."smashing' per- definitive " moat support at present. seven to five Democratic major- Nothing on the scope of the pro­ Greenwood Dr., 12,232; Earl R. GUNSIGHT PASS" Bryce Honeywell. trials. Group o f SL Peter'* EpIacOpal arrested six members of the gang , and Joaeoh E. Witkowaki, porch: Visiting Vermont Hewitt said he waa fishing off centage Incrcaae In **'“ the Democratic c word on whether Nixon want* to Other contender* mentioned are ' Ity. , , posed exhibit has ever been under­ Daggett Jr., at 200 Lydqll St.. 1530; DAVID BRIAN o f one of the bridges in South Church, which will meat in th* ▼Ota there--40 per cent of the to­ and announced that two others Extra! 8 Color Cartoons Oiarlas and Helen Popple, chicken Mr. and Mrs. G. Raymond John­ run again this fall. taken, and If it proves to be half Eugene Girardin at 16 Trotter St., Willington when he landed the big rectory Saturday a t 7:30 p.m. Th* tal last Tueaday as compared with were serving . prison terms on coop; Fyancia A b el. and Joaeph son and Robert W olfe of .High St. been holding trybiita for the paat th* three local, banks, will be set _____ But Republican* Sen*. Mundt other charges, and that one had as popular as the association ex­ 11,800. , ^ brown trout weighing four pounds fundamental differmcea and ori­ STARTS SUNDAY Dualo, addition to house; Donald are spending the-week In Tun­ few .days and aome of the boya up at th* Rocktille Products Show IS per cent In 1952. i South Dakota, Aiken of Ver- died. Richardson and 6ne pects, it w'lll be an annual event. and nine ounces. It is believed that gins of different denominations wilt In Massachusetts. J.he combinrt Kuchel of CalTtornla aald Russia, with 50 million bushels "HELEN OF TROY” K: Gqwdy, houae. bridge, Vl. have already been assigned to the' raxt week. discussed. other suspect are still fiigitivei. The objective Is to create interest, and "GLORY” thIa Is the largest trout caught In Farm League. Further cuts will be Damocratie vote topped the Repub- ■ Washington last night they had encourage talent and ah appreci­ annually is the world's leading prm> Green issued a certificate of oc­ There were six tablet of pinochle Steak Diaaer Swimsniag Session In 1934, Richardson was ar­ cupancy recsntly to Louis W. and a stream during this season. made during tfie A-eck*nd. lican aggregate by a few hundred, doubU that Nixon has derided ation of art among the young peo­ ducer of buckwheat, says the Na­ in play Monday night at the Na­ The monthly meeting of th* Th* Order of Fleur d« Us of St. But Eiaenhower r»‘„ ‘h* biggest ‘ re-election. rested by Boston police for an Reds, U.S. Push Oiarlottfe GUI for a home and than Hale Community Center. - A number of year* ago the WlUi- The regular meeting of the Steak Club o f the Polish Ameri­ ple of the town. tional Geographic Society. Peter’s will leave from.the rectory Individual vot*--5Ul97. The-high; Mundt said he thought Nixon armed robbeT-y In Somerville, * \ garage on Dunn Rd. Winner* were: Mm Mary Siegel, mantlc River waa among the atatc Little Leamie will be held this can ettixens a-jb will be held Mass. He received a sentence of ------evening aC 7:30 at tha Superior Saturday at 5:80 p.m. for arwim- man on the D em ocrat^ aide th«re; | ,„ „ t made hi* position known X 4>mter'* Exptaiaea Irving Campbell. Mr*. Fred Brown, stocked streams, brown trout be­ Sunday afternoon eterting at 5 mlng at th* WtUimantlc YWCA. from flve to seven years and was ing used In these waters. Hewitt Court room. was Rep. John W. M ^ o m a ck , a , ^ because h* want* to help keep Th* Nathan Hale Community Winfield J, Andrews, Mrs. Mary o’clock. Stanley Bakulajii, club Anibulaiire R*>port paroled'Sept. 25, 1941. believes that his prize catdh is a Bab* Buth League favorite eon. He got 28,251. ote- the y ,, DemocratsDamocrata off balance.balance, To Issue Permits . Center receipt* for the paat year &fott, Amo* A. Richardson. Mrs. president, said yesterday that a The Intcr-Oounty Ambulance venaon was- second and Kefauver "Once he says he wants to run Richardson was reported to Arms Cut Talk totaled 33,754.46 againat expb'nae* Susan Neumar,. Mr.- and Mrs. hold over from that period. Hewitt Tryouts for the Babe Ruth few reservationD are atiu'available Aaan. re)>ortB a total of 161 ambu­ a distant third. again." Mundt said, "our ticket have been born March 22. 1907 In For 12 New Homes o f 33,957.74, according to official*. Charles Aspinwall. Mid that he was luing a gold fish League will be held Sunday at 2 for cluh members, but it ta expect­ The latest count from Alaska Boston. He I* 5 feet 7 and weighs p.m. at Henry Park. Those who lance trips In 19S5. Eighteen of will be set and the Democrats can (Continued from Page One) by Invitation, but the SOots tech- Receiptii were received through lure when he made hla catch. ed there will hi no tIckeU avail- these trip* were for Hebron, and showed that in 100 of the terri­ start firing at both of our nomi­ between 140 and l'45 pounds. He a aocial program,. 3850; organi- Makdieftter Evening -Herald Hospital Notes have not aa yet registered may do able after l^turday, has a medium btiild. gray -hair, s ; nlcally regard anyone frofq south The of^ce of Building Inspec;tor aO at that time.. Players ace re­ of the 7,839 miles traveled by the tory's 279 precinct*. SteVenson nees.” Russia has no Intention of a c -, of their borders as Invaders, ak aatlonal rommitte*. fund-raising Covcwtiy porreopondent, M m C. New patienu at City Hospital Griswold Chappell is processing 12 O G ambulance 744 were for Hebron. CATERING TO SNALL.PARTIES had 2,719 votes and Kefauver h*d OOP Chairman Hall., In a key­ blue eyes, a ruddy complexion and projects, 3702.58; Card parties. I - Uttle. telephone PI 2-6231. today Include Samuel Gulino, El­ minded to bring their owm glovea ■All TaHxittAllle aad Veraaa tl,*ll on the Democratic ballot. Is a^ white American. He has a ceptlng current Western proposals, The Boviet Premier and Com- applications from Alexander Jar­ and caps. In case of unfavotwble Offlcera ftr the year of 1965-56' note speech prepared for Ihe New 30 OAK ST. — MANCI lington; Mrs. Katherin# Rannen- hews items are aow belag haa- The Republican totals- S.899 4or scar on the left aide of hi* head for achieving the reunification o f,'"'’"'''^ P*r‘y boss leave for hopre vis for houses Inr the neyrly ap­ weather, the tryouts will be held are; Preaident, Winthrop S. Port­ Jers^ Republican Btate Convan- _ .. . ■ , • tomorrow following historic face- proved Wqodhill Heights subdi­ Mrg. 3» Charter Rd.; and Mra. dled through H ie MARchedlei- Eve- er. Hebron; Michael Stula, Ool- Eiaenhower and 18S for Sen. Wil­ tloii liv Trenton, aald today ... "the and is said to be a heavy drInkeV. Germany through free election* to-face talks with Prime Minister Marie Horst, 100 South St. on Mond^'. . preferring German , beer and vision oft Duval St. ★ FINEFQOD ★9UALI1 lE V E R A G E S CMlmtaii Named...... chester, vice-preaident; Samuel liam r. Khowland of Callfomla. beneficiaries of- the successful Ra- for a central governmenl. ' Eden. .g Herald Rockville Bureau, lo- 9 9 9 whiskey. He is a clgai-ette smoker Estimated cost of the dwellings Poland Held Probing Dinner Meeting Bet Mrs. El(in*r Johnston hiu beJh ,p4«r. .KwdHu. aecfatqry; Ftaqk "Un't he carrying hi enthu iR m for Except for the backwash of 'the publican program are all the The Russian* have been urging' Refore Journeying across^ the DAkY SPECIALS «AUid A( 1 MaHcet SL. (el^phiiae Poponrles, Daat Hampton, traaa- Tuesday primaries, there/was lit­ and hla voice Is harsh, but not ranges from 312.400 to 314,600. '"airm an named Blood Progran. Service people.” And he trotted out data or the Board of Education, win be Beckville TR 8-SIS9. urer; LeonardBelden, Haddam our new orange juiqe too far?" • tle activitv on the political scene. bolaterouM that the Communist East German border, Khrushchev and Bulganin There are three basic styles In one • HOMEMADE RAVIOLI \ v chairman for the R)ock\iH* Chap­ on Jobs, Income and union mem- met again with British Socialist the apeaker at a dinner meeting of ■ Adlal iUhi Ike BU«( SUnd Rlchanuon uaually wears dark regime be allowed to negotiate and two floors and spilt levels. All ter. of the American Red Cross, )>er*hlp data which he said leaders and made a peace of sorts. • VEAL SCALLOPINI • RREADED VEAtCUTLCT the Citizens Committee ,foi" Edu­ Stevanqon apoke in New York Colored/IroUsers, 1* rarely seen are oh Brent Rd. Katyn Mass Murders i'eabury Lewis, local chairman backs up this statement. with the pro-AIUed West Ger­ The Russians conferred with cation Alonday evening at the last night end used the occasion to with a coat but wears a sport said today. NOW HOOD MHNGS SUNSHINE TO YOUR DOOR mans for formation of an all-Ger­ Mbor psrly leaders for more th*n Northeast School, it was an­ crlUciae the Eiaenhower adminia- Jacket and sport ahlrt. He may be The next blood bank visit will wearing rimless eyeglasses, and man government. Russia ha* pro­ an hour and agreed with them on (OoRtianed from Page One) surprised at the action against nounced today. tration for "refusing to rise’* to posed the big power* then should I Cepicks. They pointed rarv chalrmin, i pour and epjoy. No other kind of orang9\ preserve of Oov. Avereil Harriman day," said Mrs. Lucinda Mallory, Haven. regime. ^ don tonight, Bulganin and Prime land. Mapy Poles nowadays sre j defense^ fnWster by President Za- said. A set of by-law* and a ' and ma’d»y — that the Kremlin, having admitted) sive program in(;lud)ng reorgan- aska all members- and potential! KEEP YOUR CLDTHES D. Roosevelt and Ben. birthday. matters connected with the coun- so many of ..Stahn'a purges and guarded by Hood quality control all the Local Slocks\ a* disarmament. German reunlflca- 22. of 51 Lynea . St., and left with­ All Rights Reierved —- — *"'* izatlon'r-f the leaiier*hlp of the na­ members who plan to attend to H. I^hman (D-NY). ap, "I'm ready to pass on and make trya reunification. tinii', the Middle East and East- H. T. Dickinson A .Ck>.,' Inc. massacres, has .'decided to lay tion’s economy; reorgahixation of bring a covered dish. The dinner ' FRESH AS SPRING way. For flavor and nouriihment, treat in the speaker's -platform out Identifying himself. CaKabetta room for someone else,." she said. The’ Bonn government, la, how- W’eal trade. Katyn foreat at hla door also. courts and state prosecution of­ committee will provide coffee, | A U s u m m e r your family to a "Hood looming" every venaon. Mr*. Mallory, who attributes her Quotations Fumtsbed By eveijKfree to present its view* to The genera] expect'aiion waa .Such an action would arouse rolls and dessert, he said. ficers, decentralixction of tasks of morning with new Hood Orange Juice. noFjiinaa—still an "Inactive" long life to "a clean way of living," Coburn A 51lddlcbrook, Inc. the Russians on any matter tt that they would report progres* jOtPitg paasions In Poland and national committees and refor­ .Ssarred Heart Ijidles 8 celebrated her birthday by making 1 p.m. prices' pleases because the two countries only on le.sser laa\:e*. -could be dangerous to the Com­ mation of the, country’# mass or­ Get it from your Hbod routeman or at Bank Blocks The Ladies of the Sacred Heart' FREE PLASTiC BAG her own bed. hsve established -full , diplomatic khriishchev and Bulganin were munist*. ganizations. will hold the monthiv iqeeting to­ A daughter with whom she Is Bid Asked tytUltUHUlA^ your store today. relations. The Wyst German for­ accompanied to Edinburgh by If the Polish Red* are delving night at 8 o'clock at the Sacred j WITH EACH $2.50 PURCHASE staying is 70 and another daughter First National Bank eign minister. Heinrich von Bren- James S. Stuart. Secretary of ^5 r.A8\ mKK PABKINO ito the Katyn itory. It seems '* of Manchester ..,.. 29 34 Heart Church'.’’ Vernon. The guest In Kansas City observed her 90th tano, announced recently the Views Stale for Scotland, who 1* a de- \Vm. Ifnidrn U D i n i l l A n ceytain it is being done w-ith Mo*- -speaker will be Miss Mildred CI m n i ClotliM DoR't Datoriorata .■ birthday yesterday. She also has a Hartford National of his government on reunifica- aendant of Mary Stuart. Queen of Kim Novak r i u n i b * approval. The leader* of Pastor Says Slayer MANG^tSTER ‘ Bank and Trust Co. 30 32 Bower, a. former Baptist misr son in Kansas City. tlqn in fart aoon will be placed be­ Scots. Stuart shook hand* with i-’iNPin«Kcupe R:I2. . Com'taunist Poland, though they sipnary, who spent several years ! Conn. Bank and fore the Russians. them when the party landed. t)A«l4l BriMM . I.tilii 1>a«U ELECTRONICS have.'been manifesting consider-' Didn’t Love People Trust Co...... ;. .. .35 38 ••P'l RY or able tndependence In Interpreta­ VsOITON Manchester Trust . . .8 5 - LABORATORIES Woman and the Convert", will he 1 ON PREMISES Albuquerque, N, M. i/Pi-The Khrushchev, according to the in­ Rapid growth of a microscopu' tion of the new anti-Stalin lin'e, Fire lasiiranc* Companies (Cbatinued from Page Out) of interest to all the women in the I (j *^^7A Grier family I* keeping public formants, clearly was not thinking orgenism In the ocean can pro-^ Knt.. 1 p.m. '’ I*rtdr 4»f At. I«»ul*'* are believed to be firmly loyal to parlsh..An InfPrtnsl discussion and ; service In the family. Aetna - Fire ...... 89'j 72ij duce H so-called "red tide" fatal i Aun.. **Hp. R4*bPTl»** • “ RpbpI Moscow, m yond the politi'c'al al­ OpoR Doily 7 A.M .-7 P.M.— Thurt. to f PJJ. Hartford Fire ...... 15.5 165 in term* of the Immediate future. « B'ithnul t'liaip" 277 BROAD them there Saturday. He told po­ a aocial hour will conaud* the Robert D. Grier was elected In While Chancellor Konrad Aden­ to fiah in wide areas. legiance to\Communl*ni there la OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY LOOK TWO coun t HI1B National Fire ...... 108 118 lice his parents spanked him, snd | T ro u ts . 1954 a* a Jti*tica.,ot The Peace of auer is in cliarge of Weal German the'hard fact\t'hat the Soriet Uni­ Precinct 4. He sva* a Republican Phoenix .. 77', 82'a RADIO T ( I t V I S I 0 N his brother picked on him MOM’S policies there seems no chance on is Poland’s m iy support against The RockvHle Little League ha* "L m w Im s then but switched to Democratic Life and lademnlty In*. Cos. Robert wsiSn't allowed to leave Aetna U fe ...... h77 the Bonn government would con­ .the-clsims of Germany to the ex­ last April too late to run as a sider breakihg from'It* aliic*. tensive Germal\^ territories the the Norwich State Hospital - for S tT M t" Democrat tinier the state's new Aetna Casualty ...... 119 (haaR el R Mew HATfR. C«p b . (T'i"S0» DINAH s h o r e P kN M f Conn. General (new) 220 Laborite* vtho listened to ' rhRRRel' IN' Harlfurd.. C'Htin. (S3) ROlINDDP Poles swallowed ,\ip after World the funeral. He Is * undergoing I primary law. . C-'liaRNel AprliiRfield. .>!•«■. T:.U (.VO GIANTS VS. RROORLYW W alter. Raadolph Hartford Steam Boll. . 94 Khrushchev said they had the im­ War II. There is ino disposition | Bo Mrs. Grier filed as a candl- f'iiRMet Sit New RritiiM. Conn, ( Ri TBA here to believe theXPoiish Com- ’ mental tests. PIdgeea ..■\8eott Traveler* ...... 73 pression thst the Russian waa SHOWN EVENIN(iiS ONLY f'tumnel M'H’nlerbury.^'onn. n-M I date for the post. Bhe. ha* net op­ (IR..V>( ROB i'l M5IINGS SHOW munists are likely toXbreak away. | About 250 people crowdetl into Publle (Unities thinking of a possible Russian- Channel M H-ilyeke* SlRRt. (r:-30) uR ott'R o m arx show WHEN A MAN SAYS: Bkowa position In either Ditmocratic or Hm, HoIcIpn ^tprllni; Haxdpii Vienna, Austria, Ap):il 26 (yPi—' the old-fashioned, w hite chiirch Sbowd \ C?onn. Light Power .. 17',- 19’ West German get-together after RoBAlInd Ra*ftp|1 8;M ( Rl STOP THE MtSIC for the 25-miniite service. 1:95,19:M 9:00 Republican parties and will tie Adenauer, now 80. leaves the Ger­ M E E T M E I N (IR-A.V CLI.MAX Once one of Czechoalovilkia'* most elected autoristicallv. She is a Re- Conn. Povyer ...... 4 2 "44 8 M < N> .MICKEY MOCAfe Vt.VB Tlie church m"*!' was provided man political scene. . ' -UNI r U P P Y THE CTaOWN - . • -^ ’«l«r— **SI( Ditnn With powerful Communist*. Gen. .Alexei Hartford Elec. Lt. . . . .58 00 "PICNIC" L A S V E G A S > DeCIh'! RnIph Rellatny by a new electric organ. The Cur-1 "I SOUGHT MY NEW OLDSMOaitymOM MANCHiSna MOTOS *8“ * — YOU KNOW Hartford Gas Co! ___ .36', .39' The We,St German government rS i'L K Ell Cri-Ml DRaft.VKT Ceplck* 1* the latest ca^alty m \«.TN) BAR SR n .I BHOl AE CANO the Red drive against the \:uit of genvens had helped raise the ^ MEN’S RAYON So. New England plan.* to send Riisala a note soon IS . QolO Min. op BNT«PT*INMiNTI , PTL.M THEATP;B \ money to pay. fort- it. •Rd f'olor OCT WEST aav • . i.Vi) R4HCAI.S "These folks were people who " ■ . * >Ahi>Mardware .7. .2 0 ', 22*4 spokesman said today. Budget Priced Va, 46-year-61d son-in-law o f^ h e SPORT Plus BRADY In S:H I R> KTAGE N loved their church. an(| wanted MATINKKM 2 P.M. Arrow,^Hert, Heg. . -.55', —- ^ jHe said the note will be taken to HCCCCT late President Klement Gottlva! Sun.: “ MR. RORKRT!^” ^'Terror Strike* at Midnight” —**Yn»fi( Veri»“ ' to do all they could for it. They Evenlagis cent, from 9:80 Aaao. .Spring ...... 31', .34', Moscow by the Weal German am­ (IH> AIIVE.NTCRP. THEATER had been fired from his posts s “ R^bel Without A, C’aiUMri** Sun.: "R ock Around the Clock" / —(aene Autrv deputy premier and defense mini* used ever>- bit of their-energy (or JKCKETS Bristol Brass ...... 20', 22 bassador t(»-Russia. Wilhelm Haas. the church anti, worked, ao the IT!!» WEATHER NOTrOINT ter. He was also kicked out of the f.e * Collins ...... ,’....1 1 5 125 Haas Is now In Bonn receiving in-i <3A) EARLY NHOW * hurch could jom e day .pave an* MOTOR SALES Em-Hart ...V...... 31 .34 structions. ' - - I —’‘Sple* cof the Air’* government Politburo and dropped i.Ui FACTK P'OROI oV;gsh. I / Fafnir Bearing ...... 48 51 Adenauer has been under strong,, from the Central'Gommlttee of the •(These people wanted .so much (Ml tw ilight THEATER APPLIANCES CSzech Communist' party. Lander-Frarv Clk. ,.. 24 26 pressure at home to launch s "Gerr - «:tW (TT) 8HEENA. Ul EEN OE THE ! th hear the new otgan, but this 'The Home^ of Fabulous Deals* N. B. Machine qo. .. .37', 40'.; man initiative" on Ihe reunifica­ Jl'NOLE " eommi.iSH not be. because of one who N. Eaatern Steel . . . . 5 \ fl\ tion question. A:Sa ( R) IBPORTNCOPE . <.V1) PHONE YIII R ANSW ER V . in "1* did nk love people, or his church. - /T i North and J\idd .... 40'i 4.3', Kusatena 'Invade' Scotland ‘ ** Pr"y for other Tsmilies Ruaaell M fg...... 9 11 In Edinhurgh. meanwhile, B ul^ fl}35 APORTH DIGEST S:4« ( m WEATHER EORPXA8T h(l^ " V 'c"'i " ' ‘ h Children, and remind them of i Stanley Worka ...... 5 2 ', 5 5 ', ganln ,a,nd Khrushchev InvadenT NORMAN’S M - reapon-sibllitie... Let them . ^ ' Terry Steam ...... 135 this home o f .Stuart kings and <:4A ( N> WORIJI NEWA TODAY Central Committee In a ;ipe- j thv help in Uieir ertdeaVor. NEWS 443 Hartford ild. Tel. All 9-4397 Torrlngton 20', 28', Scritch whiskey. iM) JOHNNY Jr PITER ^ I - , '"rell It* whe^we failed and! • f W ^ s U.S. EnvTp \ifn new -22 24 ' The invasion was friendly sqA.. 7 :| 4 ( K> IT'A A > PLEARI RE President Anllorfln Zapotocky had , help u* with th ? waywqrd: ’ . U S, Env’lope pfd new 12', 14'4 I N>:W!‘.WH ■ - *;0* I SI STAR TU.NKiHT ap^oved the, committee decision..| ••show us how to drsw them • Slrip«8 ! Veeder-Root ...... 5 0 ', ,53*, A01/SCf9tM » wp^;ATHER"MtblC;ai i t n HIHHtYAV PATROI, • Solid. (]olots lA S T 1:1N (INI .MLNICAL'^WEATHERMAIC IM( Pr.OPLK'8 tHOICR Oech newspapers la^t wpek fte-i ^he’e ' ' • The above quotations are not tt (3A> NEWIH OP’ THE HOI R i:.1* ( *1 HORN VOf Oil cused Cepicka of pracl-icing the "Give us wisdom of lieart to fo'r- 0 3 6 to 46 . ' be conatrued at actual markets. (M) WEATHERMAP , KOI R STAR PI.AV' "cult of the individual.” the charge give these sins." ' ■ ★ NOWT TONIGHT! HOrSP>-.David NUen now being raised throughout the . « . . N’ICKEI.S PAY OFF * ’ ’.Tiinrh hnil tin’* Sos'iet bloc against Stalih .and i TWIN S.W ES T ltorptLE MEN’SPOCKET Salinda. Colo, ifl*, .This moun­ 10 00 (.10) T V. TH EATER MANCHESTER —••Alibi’ many of hia .a.ssociates; I Latta. S. C. -Thi? time and" tain town chargea a five cent flhe (?i) 8< lENCE FICTION THEA- Reporta reaching here earlier trouble Bat ing of. being a twin is ► TRE for auto parking meter viola,tiona. «nv To.uoBnnw' TN^ UVEDTO tE U l this week said Cepicka had ap- pointed out bv Hubert Tavior. high ' POLO SHIRTS City officlala said enforcement haa LUMBER, Inc. 10:00 ( h) T.' V. TH EATER '•AtarrlRK - —••The Alibi*’ peered before the Central 0):n- school student. Hubert, has never become easier liecauae of motor- , An»an Maywapd > RIrhard Conte ...A QMPPWC STORY OF naittee and offered hi* resignation . — l*lyq — BUILDING MATERIALS (IR-W( DANCE PARTY tasted coffee. Tlis twin, Herbert, , iata’ cooperation under the noml-- '.'XA a PA .iKKTTI.K JX THIS •4ND (tueei: C*e4»rela^ria tiihho after allegedly confessing hia de­ once "tiled to drin’k a cupful snd H^nal fine ayatem. Few, motorists r oy.Anks" LOVE ANO VIOLENCE! VIIvtdp:o t hhp p : aj t e r ficiencies. he said jt was awful," He explains, ' rnbnpipip MASON SUPPLIES (3S» THE H I'N TER have overstayed their parking time ; lOrSO ( H) T I'R M N G POINT 'Western observers here were not "so I'll take his word for It." and those who have, reartlly-paid I let •ri* A ” I ii4’e Finance .Your ^Job* (IN) TBA up, police said. Motorists w lio'ig- (.VI) SlILLION DOLLAR .MOVIE (.VI) .MR. pIST R K T xA T T O R N E V J nore Ihe five certt. fine sre hrpught 2SS Center St^SU 8-9144 into court for kliffer penalttes. : tiparhc, 0;5wyiFroBOanwe- 1;U ( R) NPORT83IA.N'K CLLB J. A . W H IT E BEFORE YOU CONVERT Ribbed nr naffle-knll. (tirU) DOrOLAN P'.flWARDS AND THP; NJ^:w» Asat. oolnra. eiiittn etttuw i» ) HIOHLUiRtS INVESTIGATE — mn ^ r fflYI fim ntli mu cut JOHN UAI.V AND TME .\K»S EVERY FRIDAY t:t* iS*t SPORTS COMPANY MEN’S ikl'iWI Wt:A.THt:HVa.NE i SI BtaSell 8L — Manchester I Thru Pr o c o c Ii AHey at Hi* Center 7:3* I *1 l,ONK BANUP.R - . 1 aopba a* noi.ibst eeusd tla.^*) SGT. rRKSTO.N o r tHE ; VCKON :i:*0 SI NKWS REPORTKR FLUID HEAT SHORTS i (IK-SO).*4 . 9.^1 A; .\KWN A a A-l 'BBoilgro (Sti FI.SAL •■;hlTIO?t— - I It’aTni* • • W* San* Not l-But TWO Liv* (SS) NIGHTCAP COITION AUTO Come in toddy and test-drive ll:*a (i-'l 8PORT8 RtlllNDL'P • Wall Flame WESTERN STORE (SSI CONNKl'TICI T RKPORT BroileN LOBSTERS with Your Full Course (Ml PREVlKS “ the car everybody has been 615 Alalrt St.—Opp. Center Park lt:IO ( S.-;.|Si R'KATHKR ‘ • Warln Air Unit* ' Lobster Oinnor. 11:13 ( SI I.KS PA| I, A .MARV FORD talking about. We have sev-^ S Every Day. «-5:8U 11*1 H|G SHOW • Pre6sure Burner* OPEN Thursday 9-9:00 _ —.‘‘TaBairr A..lKBm.st'* .... (ISi tHt; At Tt .MNAIRKS eral to pick from right in stocky (3*) W'CATHKRVANK AIJ40 THE LATE.'4T S-TON ‘ Sanforized, full-cut, first Auto Suppllpa, Tyola, - ll:!* ( I) NITKCAP-IWKATKR ' EACH DINNER S|M>rting Goods. P'alats. - —"S b YaSB,. HB ltad'* for immediate delivery, quality, SO to 44. Toys, Biket. Wheel Gqods. (Ml I.IFK WITH EUZARETB- AIR CONDITIONER (NEEDS NO vifATER) ‘ Ftahing.Tackle, OotboarAs 11:14 (tl-M i TONIGHT OPEN TILL 9 EViERY NIGHT a PLU8 • I 1:** < II NEWS \ N B .— I t 's 2 for Your Money. tPMMT A iW ill^ l tIAT BIATI TIM All I \ FOGARTY BROTHERS MOTOR SALES MAPLE SUPER SERVICE STATION "’Sollinq and Sfrvieiog OMsmobH* fof ^vtr 22 y*ff»" S M D IN IN G M m :i( \ 11<»'' \( ( 1 '''•"KU riiti nu t-. ■ ■ IT* "DANGER IS MY BEAT;;» \i( 11 (ii: 11 N t I I''- m ; VK t --t i;\ k i JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL—CONNECn’lCUir COKE 5T2 WEST CENTER ST. TIL Ml V.52f S -M I9-4427 , 9 » 9 , « M 2 n d etarrlag'^Ranwra PaytoR ^ riKiN1 aiVIROADST. • Mlf-453f Boepook Yeut. Piece in AdvRiico e,.Ph9i(e MI 9-812S THRILLERI EXTHAt.CABTOON* V OPEN EVENINGS * * * * SATURDAYS UNTIL 4 P.M. vl'ltl ( t - I Road Service M I '( » 'll.

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I • - youngsters will coma Into the of­ W K N » -fW WHAT— U.S. Ousts Pair GOP Aide Raps Woman, 32, K ill^ fice this week. At Center Church WOOD—ISH Daily Radio Democrats May Give She also said there la aUll W U ra — 1810 In Lcdyard Crash ijeed fbr atrawbbrry workers. This WDEO-ISM StaagerO ItaM w n o l - i f M Who Aided Red Bush^ yMorano work, which Is done In the raorn- Ledyard, Conn., April 28 tP>— inga only, usually attracts high X Tbo louowiaa program oclioauieo^i.^ Seamen Leave Meyner- Second Spot Mrs. Marjorla J. Oeprclli, 32, b f school studsnts and women. q For ^Malarkey’ llednwhllk. Miss Anderson re- aro euppuod toy uw caOlo manegA 1 Ooo^ Murie'' • Groton, was kitled early today, portad on . tOatlng done last week aaid M rs . Bi-Iiwmouta andWN oreare aubrectWDJKI tolo ahOMe-leiwilge^.., WTW-New* WKNa^aivealng M W«»MI aereoAde (CoBliiiBad frMM Page One) (OattaHed from Page Oae) WuIUnfton.' A|n1I (/P>—Oov.«a elate anH renowned a* a atump stats poiuit said, when the auto­ in tha Manchestar and Rockville wiuiout aollca. WbRC—BUia Croaky Rotert a." Mtyntr'i. thow of apeaker. He ia 3^. mobile in which she was riding high achoole foi'-the State- Per­ a:ta-> WUTH-Gebrlel Heitter hlf ataff to mind their U.N, busi- Mfa. Mildred 'ifiliMi' aecreta^ of •ttwirUi in iMt #M k’i New Jertey Ben. Albert Gore, also of Tennee- alone and a trailer truck collided. sonnel Department. WHAY'—U iulc Utreheat WHAV^MtoMry neae henceforth. elate, speaking before the eherlff prestdenUnl primary haa, revived aee. 48-year-old Junior Senator who State police said Mrs. OerVelli Mtaa Anderson said 85 high Hyt-l.' H«u.rd K«vui w a x —Good L fFmma Gewd Hwta voiced his criticism, also had praise | pained party-atartding laat ye^r Wkwa^MiMM MeUMe WKNB-DUinler OaU Improper Artloii apeculation he mlfht fipu'e propi- was dead when they arrived at school acnlor girla - 44 In Rock- WTIC—Widow Brown for Bush and Morano as well. | vtlla and '21 In Mancheatdr— were WTIC -Une Man « eamihr OfficiAls Aaid Guryanov and laehtly aa a competitor for the by oppOBinK the adminiitraUon On the accident scene. They, said it WDRC—Charles CnlUngwo MOCRAT Turkin were guilty of improper ac­ Othfr speakers were Lt. Ooy. the Dixon-Vatea power contract jgiven aptitude teite and shorthand Democratic vice prealdentlal nomi- was apjMrent tha aiitomobila g iia - W UTH-Say It With Music Ch'arlei W. Jewett, National Coip- and the Eiaenhower hlghwaypian.- and ty^ng proficiency teita. tion because their U.S. status did iiaUoii. veered into the left side of the “ "'VY'.rMuao ilerchAat mltteeman Meade tiplcorn. State Both Clement and' Gore wOuld WHAT—Dodgers va. Giants not permit them to g o to the Idle-, Although the only active conteat tru ck ., The teats are atill being Cor­ Hwurd aerin WCOl—Good Evening Good Huaw Oomptroller Fred R. Zeller, far ia for top .place on the 19M diaqualified, for all^practical ' rected. but tndicatlona are that IIS IS YOUft PRIMARY V / queet lieU nw W K N B-Robln a Nest wild airport, as they did with the •0 They identllled the truck driver N. V. P e»u WTIC—Lone Ranger. ^. seamen, and ahepherd - them CounU OOP Chairman Wlillam H. Democratic Ueket. nearly a doten poaea, if Kefauver won the the girla from both achoola did . halby WDRC—Jack Carson Brennkif, former State Chairman, n aa Antonio Silva, 32, of Hartford. Is It iwiportcwif ? Yoa ba'f I t h — im pam alt la y « ii,y o a r | Vuworlu through an immigration hearing govemora and Senator*, end at dential nomination. No arrest was made pending com­ well, Mias Anderaon reported. She WGTH-orridal DctecUva ' J. Kenneth Bradley and forfher Lt. J w t one mayor, hhve been, men' Mayor flobert F. Wajrnrr of New said-those, girls who psssed will yMir tawii. Iwiitartaaf noagli far y o » f ghft w year affeeHeii far •:U- aa they left the cpuiftry. If per­ pletion of the investigation. , WHAY-^tty Kimbea WHAY—Dodgers vs. Glams formed by a duly accredited con-, Gov. Edward N^. Allen. , tioned'for the liecond apot. That; York City, a Stevenaon Wicker. He be notified directly the Slate WiXX!—wM rd Savue . WCCC—Good Evening Good MusW Jewett Joined in the recent at-, place m u occupied in the 1882 | aaid aeveral montha he would r~— —’ Perionnel Department a faw minHtas. w # waat ta sliaw ya«i haw a party primary Hat ia WKNB- Poll Unm- Report WKNB—Robin a Nett Btilar official, such things are all | WTIC—Lana Ranger right. ^ ___ -T-- . tacks on Qemocratic Gov, Rihicoft •lection t>y a Southerner, Sen. John be proud tp run "wKh any good with tha way yavr htwa is nm aM haw yaar tax dollar Is spaat. WDRC—Johnny Dollar for taking his vacations out of Democrat.". WOTH-WnzwdrIu Russia closed Ita New York con­ Sparkntan of Alabama, Seeks Applicants WGTII-Ofriblal DatactiDatactlre sulate in 1948.. Connecticut. r Oeearepfor Seen Factor ^ Sen. Hubertj Hum’bhrey of Min­ *'tfeA V -l____Betty____ Kiuball_ WHAY—Dodgers vs. Oianli In New York, U.N. sources said Jewett said he did not hpnsider Of coarae. talk about a ^ice nesota, another aupporter Of Sta- WCXX—Racdrd Bw For Tobacco Jobs ■ T ew e WTIC—Goon Show the international organization had JaeqaeUae A. Pkauit the istue "picayune. Some papers pteaidenUal nominee for the party venaon. He said laat Decamber he Afk Your W K N B -B a«.b«ll HAtlnec WDRC—31 St Precinct do," he said. WTH:-Th« Woman WGTH—Olfbeai been notified of the action in ad­ out of power rarely reachea the would he glad to be Btevenaon'a Dr. Parry L. Smith. WHAT IS A PRIMARY? WURU—Cal Kulby \ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L, Picaut, "Maybe I resent it because no running mate, but that his sup­ The local office of the State vance by the American del^ation. aerioua atage until convention Employment Service haa asked WCTH-Wazworfca \ WHAY—Dodgers vs. Giants one said it, was picayuqe when tJiey port of the former Illinois gover­ To PhoRO Whaa yaa ragbtar with a political party yaa goia tha right ta hova • \ WTIC--Goon Show A secretary of the Soviet U.N. 15 ..Stone St., announce the en­ time, and after a declaion haa been Thb Kev. Dr. Perry L. Smith, Junior and senior high school stu­ WHAY—Record Rodeo ' delegation said late yesterday no beat’ Johif Lodge over the head on nor was "without consideration for WDRC—2Ist Prarinct gagement and approaching mar­ ■nfiia on a party aUndard bearer. national field secretary, Depart­ dents Intereited in tobacco work your toy hi how that party should ha nm. who IH laedars wffl ba and w a x ;—Record Review WGTH—OKbeat notification had been received af' the issue." Lodge is the Republi­ The preaidenUal candidate usually the vice pre'sldenry.'*, ment of United Promotion. Evan- thia summer to register for em­ WK.NB-Baarball Matinee t :ie -- ■ ' the delegation mansion in Ne4t' riage,, of thejr’ daughter. Miaa can aticceeded by Riblroff. Gov. George - M. 'Leader of who wWba aomiaottdtenm fwafflea. A primary b oa alaetlaa ia WTIC—Newe \ WHAY—Dodgers vs. Giania Noting that Ribicofr canceled a has a lot to aay about a running ellcal and Reformed Church of ployment at the Main St. office WDRO—New* Reporter ^ WTIC—American Adventur# York, and that he could not. com­ Jacqueline Ann Picaut, to Vaughn mate. Geography is another big Pennsylvsnia, 38, elecf^i! 'in 1954 hiladelphia, will be the guest this week. ------which ONLY ragbtarad party mambart coa vata. Tha hind of pri­ WCTH—Bob and Ray WDRC—Mv Son Jeep ment, He said Sololev was not trip to a major league baseball ? 'S lid — WGTH—Oftbeat Parker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva factor. ^ as the Brst Demormtic\goverhor preacher at the 8, 9:15 and 11 a.m Miss Hazel Anderson, Office available. game to meet Gov. Marlarfd of mary wa hova had ia Moachatthr ia tha past hm baaa tha hind ta \ WHAY.—Racord Rodao »:U- Parker. 831 Atwood St., Long­ West Virginia last week, Jewett, BUY A NEW For example. Gov. Meyner, of the Keystone State In^O years. icrvlcea at Center phurcb on Sun^^ manager, aaid recruitment would WCC!C—Racord Review WIIAY—Dodgers vs. Giants Both Turkin and Guryanov were' said he now. finds himselfIn' a' whoee unpledged delegate slate He also supports StevensonS day. His topic will ba "Our Inter­ be carri^Jnlo the school! soon, aamiaota coodidcitat ta nia far aiRdf. V WKNB—Baseball Matinee WTIC—American Adventure fisted in the U.N. diplomatic regis­ mont, Oolo. ' - '7 r iC —luao Radio .Lana WDRC—Johnny Dollar aimllar predicament. - oruahed one favorable to Sen. Ke- Johnson ‘Favorite Bon' mingled Heritage." ter aa accompanied by their wiyea. 'I'he 1>ride.-elect was gradtiatd with the distribution there nf ap­ “ORC-Cal Kolln WGTH—Olfbeai "1. haven’t had a vacatfon a'lnce SUPER^AufoMATIC fauver of Tennessee in laat Tues­ Sen. Lyndon Johnaon o f Texas, At 4 o'clock, there will be a cof­ — ^1—Bob and Ray Officials here said Turkin had ac­ plication blanks and parent-eon- from Manchester High School with laat September and I had plana to day's New Jersey voting, would ap­ who says he's willing to tweXme fee .hour for Dr. Smith, when he sent forms. lur Noxt WHAY—Dodgers vs. Glania companied the five seamen back to. pear to have a better chance to be ’ w h a t —Swine Fla.y '• WTIC—Conversation the class of 1952, and la employed go to some, ball games next week," Texas' "favorite son." The C( Witt dlacuaa tha issues o f the mer­ However, she said she would WDRC—Leading Question Russia, and that he will be denied on a Ueket headed by a Midwest­ ' \ WC&-Rtcard Rbview he aaid, "but now I've been notified ^ S 4 1 A N G E ! vention could turn to tb* Benai ger and* answgr queationa. This like to build up her worker list WHAT IS. A TOWr^OimiTTEET WKNB—Baseball .Matinee WGTH—OfIbeat permission to re-enter this coun­ in the pa.vroll department o f the erner such aii Adlai Stevenson, or majority leader for second. place,'' will be in the FederaUon Rt^m. *ritori|itioR WTIUWIMI) Radio Lana ,i., , • :4 » - ,, try. Gardner-Denver Steel plant. that 1 can't do it because the Gov- even Kefauver, thah on one topped as soon aa possible and hopes the T m ^ r o aaw a stotalaw b la oparotioa'which parmits us ta hova WDRCLCal Kolby WHAY—DiMigi rs vs. Giants ernot ia taking another, vacation— if it decided Ut go South aValn to He graduated from Franklin WTKJ—Converiatlon Secretary of State Duties has by Gov. Avercll Hamman, who WGTH-rBob and Ray - The proepective bridegroom, "k this time In Bermuda." balance the Ueket. Jqhnsolt sup­ d Marahall Collega in Lsmcaater, o primary abalactioa ta pick tha party laddafs, ar tha Taiwa Cam- Si44— WDRC—Leading Question been under some pressure to take hails f r m tha neighboring state of WUTH—Offbeat graduate of Longmont High porters say he'8 in good posUlnn, Pky in 1921, and, three yeara later, WHAY—Swine Kasy action In the sudden flight of the^ New Ymtk. ^ m itti^, m it b coNad. This Towa Cemmittaa b INta tha axacutiva WCW—Record Review itiee- School, served three y ean with the GOES WELL IN m a s t e r s ' however, for top piece in case\lhe frim the Theolo^cal Seminary in ) | i i m ? s WKNB—Baeehall Matinee WHAY—Dodgers vs. Giants five young seamen who had sought Meyner .alsb^has been mentioned Up to $150.00 Your WTIC-Chet lluiitley Reporting Navy in Japan, the Philippines and Augusta, Ga. (P) -Bob Roaburg, convention deadlocks. the ^Mme city. As national field board af a club or orgoafiMtioa.* It b ia chorga of maaogiag tha WTIC—lUW>Radlo Lane and been granted asylum in this Iwo Jima, aboa'rd the USS Pasa­ aa~K~podible dark horse candidate ■ Ben. Jdhn F. Kennedy, .19, ’of ■ecretary, it is hia duty Vo work in WDRC—Todav In Sports WDRC—Romance Moods country. * 29-year-old San Franciscan, haa for p iw den t In event of a convgn- OM Rtfrigardter affairs of tha party oad it must oparota uadar peaty rulM.‘ Tha WUTH—Les Paul and Marv Ford WGTH—Night Muaic dena. He la assistant supervisor' in an enviable record for his fbur ap­ Massachusetts. He. had stron] close Oollaboration with each of 2 YEARS TO PAT iie e - f M :l»- Dulles had recommended asylum the order department at Gardner- Uon deadlock, although he, has dis- aiambars a f this Towa Cam m ittaa ora usuoNy c o a s id a ^ to ba tha WHAT—Nawa\, WHAY—Dodger* vs. Gtanfs pearances in the Masters golf / avowed any ambition to be on the support for the second spot amoni the 34 ^ynodical United Promo- for these five, together with four Denver Steel plant. candidates for delegate in the Bay ion commltteea through their WCCC—Good Kvenlne Good Music- WTIO^Carllng Conseryatloii tourney. He haa one foutth place ^ national Ueket. Pofrferton's spakasmaa for tha porty. If you hova da afficiaat, waN-rua Towa WKNB—Spoils WDRC—Romance Moods others, from the crew of the Soviet The wedding date iaaet for Sat­ and one sixth to his creflit. This Whatever hlS desires, Msyner's State primafy yesterday. arious enhirmen. Their united ef- W TIO- Newt WGTH—Night Music tanker Tuapse. Eleven other fMt is aimed at increasing a ISO CENTER ST. Cammittaa with mambars af a high coHbar'you coa axpact to hova W D R f—News, Weather ' leiie- urday, AnXr 11. anePthe ceremony year he was 16th with 299 for the ^ u friends say he can now go to Uie Gov. Edmund S. Muskic. elected WGTH—Newa •' WHAY—Save a Life crewmen ere- on Formosa, where will take place in Denver. 72 holes. . GAS RANGES national conclave in a atrong bar- two years ago aa the first Denio- cl»rer understanding on the part a suceassful. waN-raspactad peaty. WTIC—Peo-ple Are FuniW the, .ship was confiscated by Na­ • it* - . \ ' ...... ■ ~ iinalKS Untng poelUon. craUc Governor o f Maine In 20 of \he pasties, consistories and WHAY—Sport Spotlight WDRC.^toodt for Roi tionalist China. Twenlyrnine more, connegationa of the total program WCtXI—Good KvenlAe Good Music WGTH—Night Music Meyner in 1953 was elected 'hs years. WKNB—Eveninc Serenade M :4 »- crewmen returned earlier to Rus- his state's first Democratic Gover­ Gov. A, B. (Happy) Chandlar of of thX Evangelical and Reformed If you do aat boliava that your ToWa Cammittaa raprasaats tha bast WTI'J—Strlclly Sporu . WHAV—Night Watch aia. offer ftjuIOVvuiXu^ nor in 10 years . Both Stevenaon Kentucky, 57-year'-olcI former Church, \ WDRC—Zalman WTIC—l»eople Are I'tinny laeidarship your party coa hava, tha lenr givas you oa eppdttuaity WGTH—Conn. Sport Light WGTH—Army of Stars Just yesterday Sen. Jenner (R- and Kefauver congratulated him on baseball conunlssioner who staged' • :N - w e r u —Night Music Ind), acting as* chairman of the hia vota of confidence last week. a political comeback lagt Novem­ Chick McClure, . • to support ethar cemdidertas for this party lapdarship ia a prfm ry n HAY—Dinner D«te ll:* e - . Senate Internal Security subcom­ Top’Burner Cooking Other Vice presidential nomina­ ber'. WCCC—Good Evening OOod Music W IU Y —Night Watch You Coa Gat Year alactioa. This b em importaat privHaga siaco your Towa Cemniit- WKNB—Joe GIrand WTIO—Newa mittee. had'urged Dulles to take T e m -T w / tion poaaibiliUea include aome who O f courae, all pr8aldcntial nomi­ WTIC—Your Senator from. Conn. WDRC—Newa: Mmaaae some action. Subcommittee wit­ alao nave been menUoned for top nation possibilltlga are in the sec­ l i T Ntw'SA PONTIAC too has a graot daed of inRuaaca ia nicAiag tha policy oad sa tl^ WDRi>-Guv Lombardo WGTH—Night Muslt nesses have testified that the flye honors as followsi ■, ond place picture too. A sidelight WGTH—Bill Stem ll :l » - - oad tha SERVICE that > tha pla^ rm ea which your candidates will run for offica in town 8i44— W H AY-N ew s; Night W sfA,. seamen were kidnaped by 20 to 2is -nN’kOVt'i’ UtMKil Gov. O. Mennen williams, four- on thet was provided when Kefau­ WHAY—Dinner Date WTIC—Sixiru Final "Soviet thugs" under jthe direction term governor of Michigan. He has goat with it o f, W’C o :—Good Evening Good Music WDRC—Kal Colby ver defeated Stevenson in the 3actions. It should also ba tha duty of your-Town Cammittaa to W G TH -Bob f.nd Ray of Konstantin Ekimov, fipst secre­ .said no American could refuse to , WKNB—Serenade March 20 Minnesota primary. F. support tha condidatas whom you hova chosan in tha nominating W T I C -lb r c f Star Extra . ll:se— tary of the U.N. delegation. accept a prealdentlal nominaUon. Joseph Donohue, Kefauver'a man­ WDR(;—I-owell Thomas \ WHAY—Symphony ■■ . Ekimov was hot mentioned in MUN m II Aa to aacond place, he said several MoGLIiRE PONTIAC WGTH—M ^ t h s Artist ' WTIC-Siartline Seienadt ager, suggested ^Stevenson aa the _ _jprimory. WDRC—Night Owl the U.S. note. montha' ago he honestly doesn't Tennessean's ruhliing mate. LEE M. SILVERSTEIN^ i n MAIN ST. ’’'^hlANCHESTER WHAY—rnepre rheater WGTH—Danes ‘Tima ■■ Subcommittee members have know what lie would do about that. "J should be glad to consider M l 8-«34g i WCCC—Good Evening Good Uuslo l l ’;4»— said they want to find out whether Gov., Frank G. Clement of Ten- anything Mr. Donohue aaya—ex­ Ml WKNBs-Serenade \ W H AY-N ile Watch WTIC—Answer Man \ WTIC—Slartiilie Seienade any government agency was de­ Miil'i.ii'iiriiiillT nesaee, a big vote getter in his cept that!" Stevenaon retorted. WDTN.'—Amos 'n Andy WDRC—Dance Orchestra linquent in the departure of the DOES TOWN OpMMinEE REPRESENT TOUT WGTH—Fulton Lewis 1:1*- five Russian sailors. It should. Rut it eleas not oiways do so whan it foils to carry out WHAY—Encore ruealcr . A sixth seaman. '20-.vear-old Vik­ WCCC—Good Evening Good Music Kijslil Fliers Killed tor Solovyev, told the group laat prepariy tha duties mantionad above. A Town Cammittaa should WKNB—Serenade week he resisted efforts to get'bim 2 GREAT FACTORY SHOWROOMS WT!c—Star Tonight aiwovs ba ulart to waieoma now workers cmd to saa that our porty WDRC—Amos 'll Andy III Tanker Crash to return., . . WGTH—E P: Morgan y The five who went back included uts its bast feat forward ot edi times. Unfertunataly^it sematimes Viktor Ryabenko and Nikolai Va- Television,Programs Abilene, Kan., April 26 UPl—All Cnppans thot o Town Cemmittaa bacomas toa lntaraslM in parpat- eight crewmen perished When a ganol, both 23, who had Jobs and uating its own power because the mambars ora mpra edneamad On Page Two big Air Force KC97 tanker plane lived in Paterson. N. J„ and Valen­ crashed and exploded on a farm tin Lukashkoy, 25, Alexander Shir- aujminua with tfia patronage they can secure than with their more important about 25 miles east of Abilene near In, 26, and Michael Shishin, 25, all duty of running riia party waU. In such a case they prefer to keep Woodbine, Kan., yesterday. three of whom were attending Co-^' GENERAL It was from Forbes Air Force lumbia. University and living, at out now workers no matter hew much those paopla hova to offer bf • Coliimbla's International House. Base at Topeka, Kan. . ' causa they cun not ba sura of centrelling tha votes on {obs to ba TV SERVICE ' Mrs. Paul Hansen said she and BUY ALL THREE PIECES fir the PRICE of TWO! handed out. several neighbors saw' the plane T Days q g l i e A Call was in trouble. Henry Obermeyer, Nights Plus Parts planting corn In a nearby field, \ COME IN TONIGHT! OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 0 TEL. 5II'3-SI94 .said onf engine was burning. The plane exploded as it hit' on FACTORY SHOWROOM AT OLD\HILUARD MILLS WHAT GAN YOU DO ABOUT IT? its nose on the Frank Frohn farm. Forbes, Air Force Bdse said those You con pratact your own interests os a Manchestar toxpapar by ALU ED FALTUBt AUTHOBIZF.D killed included; making sura that your party has tha bast possibla laodarship to rep- TV SERVICE. Capt. Edward Shipka. 33, plane S A M. TO « P.M. commander, son ot Mr. and Mrs. \ rasant you in town affairs. Manchester needs a strong, two-party Stanley Shipka of Hartford, Cqnn, 3 \ system to insure its hi^thy future growth. Itjs up to you ps a voter , $1.50 Per House Call S.Sgt. Kenneth E. Van Patteh, PLl'S PABT8 24, instructor boom operator, s'h, N. Y. You Pay f WHAT DO WE O^ER YOU? THB COMMITTEE FOR A lEHER DEMOCRATIC PARTY ba- ; INFORMAnON PLEASE • liavas that it is prasanting to you a Town Cemm|ttaa slate of out­ Have yOur TV set fixed I Pawnee. Okla, (Pr—It ha.s been right the first time. In­ ; so long since it rained here that standing obiUty which will raprasant your interests batter than the ] when mofstlire finally canje weajh- At sist oh o TELSA man. ' er observer LoJ'd Briimingtoh wa* present group has dona. We would not base our campaign on the ' swamped with calls wanting to ; ' lie" tachniqua and tall you that they hove dona no work for T'know how much fell. '.■Jj You'll flml the members lisp­ , Instead of ansjyectng....with W J *■ JltVlCI -/ the party. Of ebursa they bava, and wa wiN net deny it. Wa W ILL' ed lit’ ttiF- yeHow- 'paiteit - nf *‘bello'.'’' Brunginton vas greeting r e 'V I .vour telrplinnr hnok. ‘ x . '.X: ; ' !<■ :y '■ base our opposition on the truth, however, and tall you that this 'everyone with a cheery '‘'.74 Of an ' Worii has >Dban spoiled by patty bickering and divided layoltias. inch." *■ Now you can liovio fopebunimr coaUng wHfi oufomaHc hoot eonfrd ^ ' Soma mambars hove unfortunately bean too inlarastad in holcrtng on ...... -iK.- (EX' ^ to their party jobs and not in supporting the Damoerotic Party con- likn tiNir of your outciiatie ovM. didotas at alaction time whan tha wbrk really counts. Censaquantly bqftomMi uttnsN on outoniiMc of^loncn! WhoHiar you'm frying ^ the Damecranc Party has navar won a town alaction and wa charge TO SAVE i - the present Town Cemmittaa wjth failure to run the bast possibla bgieiMi . . . cooking dniicat* oaucM . . - . or simmoriiig olfawt.. 'campaigns for the party.' i YOUR FURS jjyod can.cook to porfoctioh AUT6MAT1CALLY! Just sot tha ton^ ^ . porotura you wont for dWoioaTJPoqdf'i^ fust rH|lit with- * X Here's Whut We Do WE HAVE A GOLDEN OProRTUNllV . out watching or wording. Thorn's novdr boon anything likt itt Only For Only $3. IN BRILLIANT Hl-H 33Vs ,RPI!A - H . Wa bbiiava. Adt the voters'' of Manchestar will support on up-ond- GAS . . . Hit fost, fioxiblo'fuol . . con givo yoafull odvontogo of ' ' coming Damocraric Party which eon damenstrota that it has tha POPULAR 1. Burton's will replrtcc ’town's bfst iintarasts claorly in view. To do this, wa need devotion ^ thoso rovolurionory automatic controls. Moro than ovor . .. .. GAS ,, ‘ 1SM IN O E A S Y " ------,, ..c*. . . Frank Sinatra loops and buttons. to prine1pla,’hard work and a unified, loyal party laodarship. YOU ••BUBBLES IN THE WINE" Lawrence Welk vis BEST! . ' ^ i'. eon do your part by alacting a strong, copoblo Town Cemmittaa. 2. Burton's will storo CLASSICAL ' 1 your fur coat In our •TEEU liVNr' ...... Grieg " ( At ( ASIAN SKETf'IIES"' Ippnlltnff.Ivanbff own air-conditiont'd i MAPLE SOFA-BED SUITES! Performed by, vaults See Yoiir Dealer^or. — llollywoiKl Bowl Symphony Urchrstra Here’s one of the mo.st dramatic valuea we’ve'ever offered at dur factory TO VOTE FOR THESE OUTSTANDING CANDIDATES ' ^ showrtwm! Just imaginel'iThe hand.some mellow: maple Sofa that opens- JA Z Z , 3. Burton's will refresh­ i * easily into a double ipnersprinii: bed. with either chkic would be a sensa- rUU DOWN ALL U LEVERS IN THE SOHOM ROW •‘I.KOI’rHOI SE .At I.Atii'NA” en your fur coat. ‘ timal value at this price!.HVT WAIT , . . BEZZIM BROl'HERS include ilotvard KiiniHcy-s l.iKlilhwiisr All Stars »■ 1^ Barney KrsHcl — The Uammnn Hatves, Trio 4. Burton's will insure all 3-pieces, .ves, the maple. sofa-bed« platform rocker and lounge chair at ' John D. LaBcIle Maurioe P. Correnti • Harry S. Howroyd o s ' this BIG DISCOUNT price.! Quantity limited!. Hurry! - . - Mary Aceto Frederick G. Nassiff Chester E. Hogan your fur coaf. Nothing cooks . Irving L. Aronson Theodore R. Cummings X Jules; Karp RHYTHM and BLUES "ELVIS PKESLl^Y" . Eileen A. Barrett . Thomas ri. Elliott ' 7; Eugene T. Kelly 5. Burton's will check HARTFORD j Blur Surilr ShopN— I fi W niiian— Tutti FniHI fast as flame! Philip Bayer Clarence E, Foley Charles l-athrop PUiq 9 othrrq on one I«r rr'rord. for needed repairs Regular N.’ Charlra Boggini William F. Freeman (Jeorg'e C. 1-e.ssner Katherine. D. Bourn Harold W. Garnty Francis J. Mahoney MOTION PICTURE . b. Burfon's will 'all for . Me'tchlo.ss $149.00 Steve Cavagnaro Maurice E. Gaudef* Jo.seph J. Macaione fEDDV niTHIX 'STORY”, your coaf. Buy ij Norm C. Comollo Francis Pi-Handley Roger J. Macaione "PIGNIC S e r v ic o ! Value! Maty E. Conner Phillip Harri.son Pascal Mast raiigelo BROADWAY SHOW $ i 00 of insurance Roger M.t Negro Meredith',Jli. pinto ’ Pa.scal Poe Only Gaa appllancea Eosy Budge "PIPE ilBE.YM" Rogers and Hammersifln II included. give yop aiich .trou- Jean C. Pasqualini' Edward J. Tomkiel Mary D. Ross ... COMPANY a Frank Obremsky Jr. Jay E . Rubinow bleidreej eoat-frea CALL Mitchell aei'vice, 'ov er' the Term s at FREE Mary- Simmons Lee M. Silverstein HE/^R THEM THIS W EEK AT r s 3-5177 yeaia . . y^ajid de­ DELIVERY '■X, pendable gaa Com- Lowest that's all. ' pany aapvlea ta ANYWHERE ■ 1 ayallabla on d l Gaa PRIMARY MAY 1-12-tP.M . I' 111'. (il . ■ appltancaa .ragard-, I i| ■' ’ L' \ u i r ’ 111 - " * h< Look" for laaa of whara yra WITHIN 100 MILES ,1' - RECORD DEPARTMENT t \ i! r-('l’. Thio Sm J! buy them. ^ V'?: ' VOnNO AT VOW RfOULAe DIshllCT POLUNO PlACEl + "• Largest Selection oft Records ia'Manchester f PLENTY of FREE PARKING for'MbREHthan 200 CARS! .' '1 / V / '.1 i J 'XX £» .'■ ''v x .r . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1956 MANCHESTER EVENIKO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. APRIL 26. 1956 P A G ItE V E lV

gMn't .run farther bom a t the RockvUlA Hospital, r M ^ !• M r ‘'■tfWCtiMB EUington and a soi « at, tha Reckvtns U n lM NAtiona OhairUr, than It ahead of him. DroocUet Hospital. May Endorsed ia parhapa Just aa wall if no char- The Rspubileans are happy ba- U f BOOBB PRIOB Funds ApproT^ tar ravlaw aaaalon ia avar hald. Wa^ cauae the pereenteg e -of e.ote they B rqM + M B HonUd By4thDistiict doubt, howavar, that tha'. timid, got' wee higher than the per­ ElllagtoM eorreapoaifeat Mrs. O. F. , FoFSnow Costs Berr tetelypbsiie 'rlteieNMMIt g-tSIt. U ■imll atnti '' small-bora thinking of this Son­ centage they got when they car­ Tha liapubliean orgMilsnUeSi In ata oub<5)inmlttaa ra[hr*aanlo Unr ried the state for Elsenbower in —Btlington,'April-M (Special)— Manchester and the asven other actual view of anybody, about 1M2. Voters hare spprepriatsd 12,000 st 4th Ssnatortal Diatilet towns have Atn san Fow difSatt? 1. un what should ba done to make the The Democrats arf,- happy be­ a r s e ^ t Town Meeting *or equip- A Thought for Today unanimously endorsed Edwin H. BxetM XTnttad. Nattona a better and cause their percentage of the total (nent. garage aislntensacc, and *S S !< •t tn* May Jr. of Watharafleld la his CMUI.» stronger organisation. ^ vote was higher then It was In the saow rsmervat coats. Pietan Tiki REWARD After baarlAg tha' avkianco In quest for GOP nomination for U.E primary of 1052. The voters also' snthprtsed the ,lrno?i*1fA'nai thouaanda of divorca caaei, L, N. raprasentativo In Hartford Ceun- \J 1* ia Adraae* . Steveneon ia happy because he Selectmen to enter Into agree­ Niendosf, dark o f tliA court of St. One Responne ments with the Stats Highway De­ Joseph County, Centerville, Uich., $5.00 CASH WIU $E PAID IJtaar ... ••••••«• ... m i j got over 000,000 voiba while partment for lunds to repair Arthur Watson .of WathaAlald, Ilentba .. Kefauver got only 87,000. haa a liit of 10 luggeattona that he rM Moatfea In his speech to publishers Mon­ reada damaged by last summer’s make! to thoae who want to atay State central committaaman la tha p* Mnatb .. ••• ^ 2 day, Secretary of Stats Dulles sqid Kefauver is hsppy because, floods. 4Ui District, announced tha an- TO ANYONE WHOi CAN |i* ...... married; ;s without even trying, he got that Will Hold Neartar 1. Keep up the courtshij^Iat doraametit yaatarday. Copy that irfiaiiges inaids Russia liad Ray Warren, reprcaantativa to \- 'Maa ef tetters' Tha Zoning Board of Appeals your wife know' you appreciate her been substantial enough and' im- many, write-in voles. the General Assembly from Man­ BEAT A BRUNNER DEAL This Droodle was auggasted by will hear four applications for zon­ —keep trying to please her- THE AliOCIATJSD PR liW ^ prsasiva anough to merit "sohie ra- It appears that, the Republicans chester, was among 4th Diatrlct OwraBtaed (er 1 jrMW. TtHi AnocUt.d r r w U Wm. Q. O'Brien Jr., of Newark ing variaheei St a public hearing 2. 50-50 on tha word, rhoney, rec­ leaders who- mat at tha Hotel S tltlfd 10 th. UM of r»pubHcAU<« of aponse— br at lasat tha sbpeerance and the Democrats, Elsenhower College; and I keep It tacked On g;30 p.m. Monday at the Town reation. and 90-90 on the lova. CALL-rsTr* waaoN I dtopAlclM. cridiltd to II. or Hall. Bond Tuesday and adoptM.a reso­ OPEN TOnI g HY AND EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 •(H ^ t r w lM ciadltMl in till. P.P«r o f response.” and Steventon and Kefaui-er are my wail to help me with my spell­ 3. Make Vour own home-don't Francis O. Stone,' South Rd.; lution aupportlng May. Md AMO U>. ><^ pobllthtd h*r.. It Is a good sample of that kind ell all act to carry rennsylyania ing. Kof awhileH thought of mak­ live with relativea. Ml iS 4 M \ AU DAY SUNDAY 9 !• 4 All rtcM. .1 rwolrtlc.tlon of .pjcUl ing the little man a girl friend out and Lester Meyer, 112 Orchard St., The resolution asid the district AlHioteSti boro In or. alM rcMrved of responsa that the government ha.idaomely next November. are applying for variances con­ 4. Let your wife nm the domea- of some - round, jiumbera but then tic affaira without intfrfarence. is "very happy and proud” that Bervtee Onlla B. A. has now, sRer consid'erable cerning property •side lines, ' and .. run MTTle. cUnt of N. I figured that might lead to a ro­ 5. Remember the birthdaya and May “haa made hlmaalf avnllabla Day #r Night $2.95 " ' ' ...... ” deliberation, finally approved a mance, and they'dget married and Marshall Helm, Mountairf St., ia for the nomination.'' \ *^j>liiibtTiPubl R«pr»MBUOT«» asking permission to sell ice cream giftdays. Mathews A«eiKy New \-islt to Russia /-by a group of before I knew it. I'd have a bunch 0. Beware the boarder. The -7th Senatorial District has of little hieroglyphics running all in a rural redldence zone. Everett JiiMBER**'AUi)rr BUREAU o r American phyaUlsla. C-'Paluska, 5 Upper Butcher Rd„ 7. Don't be a tightwad. already endorsed May and other CIRCULATIONS. over my desk and crawling in my 8. Keep amlllng even it you don't Hartford County dtatrlcta are ex­ These physkdsts ha'vt received Connecticut propoaea an addition to his houae typewriter and getting stuck in feet like it. pected to.do so. v,- ■i,,..’; an Invitation from the U.8.H.R. my yogurt..I'd better bury him in and garage. Worthwhile Tax Deadllna Near 9. Send her on an eccaaional va­ The GOP nominating conywUon Academy' of Sciences, to attend a Yankee my files before he becomes * mon­ cation. will be held June 23 at 11 a.m. in /' S!Kg?m^araerp^^ ster and gets out of control After The deadline tor payment of dog to The Maacheeter Ewwilng Herald. conference on high-energy nuclear By A. H. O. taxea ia May 1. Mrs. Marjorie 10. Don’t expect too much out ef the Hotel Bond. Reading • •« all the only time spelling ia im- life. William 8. Davia, Town Republi­ tMnlay adTerlUtba c^J»>a hour.: pl>yaicB in Moscow next month, poKant ia i^'hen you're In the fifth Brady, town clerk, said a penalty Per Konday—1 p.m. Mdiey. We Are going to switch off our wdll be levied on dog bwnera who Spontored by the Manchaater can Chairman, amid tha local or­ . . . for your wholt fomily and, after the conference, to spend grade. Or on the $64,000 Question Councti of Churches. attempted playfulness about vaca­ do not pay the tax on time. ganization will endorse Arthur in the world.fomout poget jisssss-ns^js, a week visiting Russian Itbmic in- Program. Wataon. Wetharaflald; and Hazel or Ttairaday-l P. "L We^raday. tions for public office holders, and CTiib Electa Officer* staliationa The Ellington Catholic \Yomen'a One whale weighing a ton had Wood. East Hartford, Incumbents, of The Chriition Scitnet try to get a little bit serious. Monitor. Enjoy Erwin O. What has happened now is that Early in the winter, we noted, seemed to think that somehow (Jlub has elected the following of- a heart beating 12 to 20 timaa a for the State Central (Committee Claastned deadline: lOiRt a.*, aaeh minuta. from the 4tK Senatorial Diatrlct.' of pubUvStloB eaeept Saturday — .our Atomic Energy Commission that Repiiblican campaign war­ their own parly should still avoid ficera for the next club year: Alda Conhom'g newest ttoritt; m. ' ___ riors, who had every r«;ason tp re­ it. DeBortoli: pbesldent; .Germain penetroting notionol ond in- lias said It has pb oh/ecllon to this So. as far as we arc concerned, niursday. April 2* member bitterly the use Demo­ Peltier, vice president; Milry Cun­ ternotionor newt coveregtj Uit, that the St^te Department we are making a switch. We think ningham. aecretary; aqd Mrs. cratic State Chairman John Bailey how-to-do feotures, home- has agreed to i ^ e pasaports to made of John Lodge'a abaentee that, since the Issue was John Hope Aubrey, treasurer. Bailey'S, and not Ribicoff's, ha, moking idtot. Every itsu* TIaiM. Small-Bore tha American pbyalciata, and that momenta, might flfid It Interesting New Arrivals . snd not Ribicoff, shoiild be the only Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Lugin brings you helpful eosy-tOA tha National Science Foundation. to tabulate the vacations of Abe. By provision of tha United Na- Ribicoff. The point. If it was a bit proper target for rebuttal. buhl, kllddle Butcher Rd.; Mr. and CHIPTIONS reod articles. government Institution, has ttona'Chartar, tha 10th birthday rough, was also aimple. The spread We think it would be perfectly Mrs. Gerald Kibbe, 6 Upper You con get this Intemo^ A ’ agreed to pay their travel ex­ legitimate to aentence Bailey to Butcher Rd.. and Mr. and Mra. Deliveredl o f that organisation authorised of the idea that I»d g e was always tionol doily newspoper from penses. away from Connecticut was one of Connecticut for the duration of the Donald Fielding, Pinnacle Rd;, re­ tha calling o f a special convention Democratic stale admtniatratlon, cently became the parent# of, re Boston by moil, without This, qs wa write It, aeems al­ Balliry'a favorite contributions to o f Itn membarshlp to review the the 1954 state campaign. Fiirther,- to forbid him Florida, or Arizona, Spectively, a daughter, born at the extro charge. Use the cou­ .the one mediiim<]Krk» car idfli finecar feaf^^ most routine, and It ia onljf when Charter Itself, to enact whatever more, it had some effect, perhaps or New York, Or Washington'. Let Hartford Hoapital,- a daughter pon below to. start your we recqlt the actual mood of yes­ him stay In Connecticut, until A changas might aaam adviaable. enough to determine the result of subscription. Tonlon-Level Ride, a revelation in riding eomfortt terday that It becomes startling. the electlonL By the aame low laws 1958. with full understanding that Tha United NaUona, last fan, the sentence would be renewed if Only yesterday, we- were re­ of political'war, then, the Repub­ ew V-8 Engine with record 276 horsepower! . cast aa amblguoua vote to hold It­ licans had the. right to examine he shbuld win again in that year. Th. ChriMkm Sciwice Menher self Budi a charter review teulon, luctant to let Any of our top RiblcolTs time tables. That, to our mind, would be per­ WINDOW SHADES One, Norway Srrari iectronic Traeh-Button Drive with 4 driving ranges r"* fect and lenient justicr, and we Setton f 5, f^ u ., 0. S. A. in prindpla, but it aat no actual phyeicista go abroad to suty The same low legitimacy of this country, let alone Rutala, becauae has been strengthened, since, by hereby ao aentenca Bailay. lOm WEARING o o 01m m *Md (he Men.itbr to a*e T^n-Traction Safety Differential for all-weather dHvingt tima or placa for It, and It may ter period eliecked. we fearffd that Russian aplea the way In which some presumably As for the Connecticut govern- not ba hald at all. rather high level Democrats on the orship.i although politics and poli­ INTER^TAti CLEANTEX I VMr $16 0 < month. $1 Q Load Levelizer that keepa your ear alwaya on even keell Maaawhila, a apacial subcom- might make frtenda with them, or national scene have taken to mak- teness require its incumbent to act 3 month. $4 Q Made to Older Packajrd quality through and through I mlttaa o f tha Senate Foreign Rela- even kidnap them and spirit them inr commenta, both aly and open, as if it were i> /* .has been apending two years th- Now the aame- government make a switch. ^ exacting ttnd wearing of Jobs. 'It PINE PHARMACY can step to die RidcaidCl^per which, yesterday, dreaded to let I We are going to point nut that will not be defined; ft will hot be vastlgatlng tha flueation/of what chahrtellzed; it will not relax its PAINT CO. (cNyk twa.1 ntbtti .. physicist go abroad, even to a Ribicoff is neither Stevenson nor 444 CENTER ST. TEL. Ml 9-9814 changes in the-Charter this coun­ Bailey, that he isn't making pressure; It will not be delegated. 699 Main St., Tel. MI 9-4501 ai-t4 Come in toftay-aee how little it eosta you to own a \ try ahould be willing to auppOrt, friendly country, la permitting a cracks about Eisenhower now and From our knowledge of it, over / when and if the review aesslon la whole j;roup-of-phyaicUta to go to that he didn't make cracks about the years, we have com# to s Packard C U i^r, thanka bo the extra-special allowances wa, Russia itself, where, if tha fears Dodge in 1951. feeling of pity for anybody who held. \ . ■ We are going - to observe, alarls wanting it. are making on tradeal It*a your chance to move up to the The apeclal report of thia sub- of yesterday still held, they could m m m m further, that the Republicans took When they get it. we have > value leader of the Packard line...and PackaYd topped committao has now home out. It all be captured at once. their flrst dip Into the vacation is­ nothing but aympaUiy for their ef­ Is difficult to remember, noting lU Ob-vlousiy," we do not expect sue the other day, and that aver­ forts to get away from it once in every other car in the paat year in increase in resale valu^ age Republicans have much short a while. They ahould be en­ raooaunendations, that this report them to be- captured and held er campaign memories than the couraged, and not criticized, when \ jiras aupposo^y framed aa a prisoner for their expert knowl­ profe.salonala. and that average they make the effort. Our sentence 'study toward^ tha strengthening edge. Partly, this ia becauae of the Repubileana thought It was a little upon Bailey is severe and unalter- • ■ / and Improvement of the United new Russian ' behavior irr'. the bit silly to be picking on sul-h an - sblc. Let him be bound by hia own world. And partly it is because we issue. Even if they remembered campaign , argument. But for Katloaa. And certainly no one that Bailey had dope It once.-on Riblroff, let him be off, whenever could tell, from thle report,'that now know well enough that the the other side of things, .they he pleases. tha subeemmlttae, In the cour^ Russians have actually been ahead • f Its Jie^nga, did hear a rg ^ of UB on soma phaaea of atomic m anta/^ch held that the fate of Itnowledge and practice. But wlien dvUlntlon depends upon building we remember yesterday, ive rasllze atajaKettat Fi the IM te d Nations up to the point that our government Is Indeed whgra It has tha undisputed law making “ some response" .to the ngai powar to prtvant war. changes in Russia. aubcommlttea actu ^y GAUDET 7S5 MAIN ST. — OPPOSITE WOOLWORTH'S ■A ands nothing that is im' Who’s Nanity Now? portaat And of four specific OPEN MONDAYS \ ’’ V V .recommendations it does make, We Americans, who are well Sc- three would have to be placed on cuitomed to hearing ourselves the aide of'Weakening the United classified as the rough, retotively DIAMONDS $75 to $1000 Nations, if anything, unpollihed branch of the Anglo- I CHECK OUR PRICES-It HEN SHOP AROUND I Tha first recommendation,! tliat .Saxon world, may eventually come •/ to a comparative revaluation of I WE BEUEVE YOU W ILL COME BACK I we leave .the big power veto on the I EASY TERMS OH^PAYxCASH AND SAVE | Sectirity Council "unimpaired, ourseR-es'.' but try to limit the variety -of We had one surprising contrast 1^ ^ questions to which it apply, le ln< last summer, when Russian farm uT t¥ FOR^YOuT oI d W A m - V tsrasUng mainly because It re' .experts touring this country, got a veals, once again; that we are no rather polite and,evert cordial wel­ CAMERAS — SHAVERS — CLOCKS ■ • f ■ leas Intarest'ed m the big i^wer come here, hut ran into troubles and insults when they went up in- GRECTING CARDS — : GIFTS RINGS BANK FINANCE vato than is Soviet^Russis. Three other reoomniendations t> Canada, a country which. In its \ 1 can hardly be interpreted diplomacy and governmental ■ Shop At Gaudet"5->-^t Pays BATES boosting the UiUted Nirtions. One policy ha^ always seemed much ia that the'United States get Its mere mild about the cold war and own United Nations, duei reduced, about Communiats than we. n i l la logical .enough, aind It And now the British, whom we 36 M btiths to Pay j > ought, to Im done, but we-^woutd have certainly always considered Ask US about aot tiaaaify It as a d^-namic aug- supremely Ulented In what we -gestlon for atrengUienlng t^e caJl ‘'proper’' behai’ior, have givep .'United Nations. certain Russian gueata a braqd of r YOU'RE in the market for a real buy^ take a ’The extra satisfactiomy^ commanding Buick’s tit. ' OUT Unbeatable Another ‘ recommendation le treatment which no one . would good look at this one. “ « walloping new 322-cubic-inch V8 engine— I * that President Eisenhower should classify as polite; or nornml for a » , . It’s a 19.56 Buick Special—which means, of explore' the possibility of linking jiiieat of any- kind, no matter how EA.ST H.ARTFORD TELEPHONE BU’ 9-9.151 Tlie extra joy and comfOrt of Buick’s new buoy­ Double Discovery together all the r^ional and unpopular the guest might be coiirsh it’s a big car. ' ant ride, Buick’s matchless new handling ease, otoer defeiue treaUes • of which we , In the Imagination of all- those : I r..1 . i./ ... I 1 But look again at the price news it carries, ■ iiib a member and timt he SKoi^^^^^^ 'Who have'"been . coniildering the' Buick’s extra solitfit)' of slructure— Deal.aa " do this sis a means of strengthen' ventures of Russian leaders Into It tells yojfTf/ifs big Bi/icfe Special can he yours Ing the United Nations powier^to the outbids world, and certainly •V ’The extra’thrill that comes from the world’s most for only a few dollars, more than the price of the • • ' R.rfjATA'W' enforce peace. That Is pious In the ■TU'nnlng of the Russians modern transmission. For, at yoOr option, you double'talk. These oUier treaties themselves, the tough .nut for well-knotcn smalle/cars—for even less than some can also ha\ c the new double-action take-off— o f burs all sap prestige and power them to crack has always been ‘A _ models of those very same cars. ( And the price away from t^,e United Nations thought to be the United States. we’ll show you pro\-es how true tliat is.) and the extra gas-saving mileageof Buick’s Idnkiiig them all together -would TTie Russians, 'obviously, were it! ads anced hew Variable Pitch Dynaflow.f create not a support,, for the working tip toward us, taking -fcThe gospel truth is—thi.s brawny new beautyls United Nations, but a rlval/Jor it. friendly neutrals first, then polite, the biggestiundle of high style and hot perform­ '54 OLDS S-88 '52 MERCURY 'S3 DeSOTO '5 2 FORD '51 PACKARD '5 0 DODGE n ie subcommittee also .recom- civilized Britain. ,and then, some LAST DAYI^! T hose are, some o f‘the things we’d like you to mends that the time has come to day, the United States. ; ance ever offered in Buick’s lowest-priced SerieSi_ Pdtilekm 4-Door. ^ 4-Door-Sodoo. •know, firsthand, about the 1956 Buick. And we’ll Power Stoorinq, Power Brakes^: Sport Coupe. Radiol heater. 4-Door Siedon V ic to r ia , H a r d t o p . c l ^ f y the relationship between But one can guess, now, that let the car itself—and that lowprice tag—do the Very e l^ . Guaranteed. RSH. Very cleon. ' Fctirdomatic,' RSH. Cleon AN equippod. Cleon. RSH. SpotloM, IkKb. ‘ ‘a d^cen's- duties and privileges Uiey would have been just as safe, £\’M ihdT, thougli, doesti’t completely explain R&H, Rear Speaker. Looded. with respect gs> ’ his own country and would have received no more why Buick oiitsclis cx eiy car in America except talking. Will you coH^e in —real soon —this week and his status as an employe of boos snd jeers. ,)f they had come maylie? Annit^ersary the two well-known smaller ones. . ■ ■ y . , the United Nations.” Here one as­ here-first, not that our dislike of H 9SS ^ 8 8 8 Kiii ^ 6 8 8 P R l i l j l r -^ 4 ® ® sumes that the subcommittee's in­ Communism, or our sense p. Rus­ To understand the big reason, yonS e g(>t to know I.NVh; Arfrancpfl Variable Pitrh Dynatlaw (» the only J. • , . * * , " . ^ <.. -Vl. . • ' , , <• '■ \ tent ia'' to have it declared beyond sia aa a « anemy is anrylhlng. less somethingAhout how much ptire etutomobile you Pynafloir Buick builds today. It i. standard on /toadmastar, ai'gument that any employe of the than that of the British, but Just th Sale ,V«her and Century—optional at modest extra cost on tha United Nations, an Intcrnatlorial that, as a people, we would not get for your money in a 1956 Buick — Special. ' „ ’ V 't* ' mvanizatlon. must still owe first be likely to go out ofathe way to 'loyalty - to his own country and ir.sult the official guests of" our aot regard tha United Nations aa government*. It would, be amazing, SHOP ihc WHOLE STORE . being above country,..- This is wouldn't .it, if it turned put to he nr.tural enough, from’ the point of we who, idl aiohg. had been more ...... Ht lACtll 0UA40N ' mature, poia"ed,‘ and civiiizeir'than OM TV view o f. senators of , one country. ’'4^, 6mm Itoitotf T et it would seem that the life the British? ' • . i for WONDERFUL VALUES! : . . ii:-' *••••**,a0qfc0»*** and eucceag of the United Nations kATAMfWlOW MtfClr- I CbwIwI ia 9M aaar laMi wMi>MPAfAf COMDfTfOMINf 0 bWHIN MTTU AUTOMOMIII All MUT MHQC WIU MNlLO TNOI )"■ in the long run; depehd-'upon Wfl ■ " ' ' : X 'Everybody W or TALCOTTVILLE) CONN. Ita Ibelng able to maintain for It- SAVK 20% tu 33% i " ^■iff Bfgi^up of employes vvho can Tha Pannaylvonla primary ii tiakq ^ e United Nations view, and ‘•ootbtr of thoae-ui whiah avery- • ■ : i A TELMkir-5191 OPEN SU N D A Y 9 to 6 net the paNlotdar country visyr, on body" won. . • j, s i' -f' "■ iijiiil!!!i!li!!!j|ji!j!l!!!||| 'i' T">' ij GORMAN MOTOR SALES, Inc. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 tta functioning of tte t world or- Tha Rapublicana 'ara happy ba-' - ... i''"''.','’''".'" '.-':” ... -...... ‘...... janlBBtton. « 2IS MAIN STREET ’ ^ *’ V MANCHESTER eaudii Praaidant Hiaanbowar ran Baga-Allaa, Haas Hartford, la op«a Tueoday thraagk SaMiday NEXT TQiVITTNER'S GARDEN— - ACROSS FROM ^ARRITY BROTHERS Ik T - . I f tbosa art tbb ealy wbya->la' for ohadd of AOIol Stavanaon. 0if0 A.M . to 8100 r . N,->Frtday oatU S;S0 P. N . IVijiMi tk f Uaitsd BUtao Btaada qtavanaon.^ la ' happy boetuga .'\' .*Tv V -n / y “Z j ' . aiu. Vfi ;i -i.r ■( .''I I.l ■! i’l , !'/ M"/I I, j-'fs 'y '■>' . ^ -cn?;; \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 28. 1958 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. APRIL 28. 1958 PAGE NOfB PAGE EIGHT ^ a ahot he flrod a# be feU artnt weat oa the aouth aide 0( W. Can* Guard Academy seamanship In­ M. D. Plnnoy of Jafferaen, Ohio, Ih. Um oUniiBUiB eg* for buying rowdy during the exeuraion. Miller plained only of a “alight head* Pedestrian Loses th* vsas*l (*r 10 ysen, #aa th* I th* bey that MrckllWg wa* w run* and Janet Stevewaow, IS, *g aeld, but one bey became 111. ache.” Cyclist Injured tar S t Ha landed ea raadaM* Do La Soma died on the way to ntng,- Knuat toM tb* ccfiirt, but th* structor and holder of British Corpses Soufi^t sInd R. J. Schmitt of Ootumbua, Two Girls Killed Bridgeport. 20 Pupils Ousted (*rinki IB New Tork SUte. graa* after he atartad to Croaa the Ex-Captain Says 6rst dsfans* wttnssa yastsrday Ini Ohio. There waa no Immediate Indl- Miller told authorltle* hi* .666 the hoepltal. The bua driver fled. tbs trial of Capt. John H. Hackling! iblp handlad nicely. extra masters cartlflcat*. Miller eeid the youth* were caUon whethe. the B u t* Uquor In Mishap Here atraet and ran Into the rear fend* jBus vs. Gun Duel In Gutted Hotel hit th* 106-room i-story hotel In Easton Crash ciliber rifle diaeharged acciden* er of aR eaatbound car driven by Marvel Handled on- chargsa of mlaconduct and nag-, 8b* had a “nic* dUpoaitlon In Before the defense called Its i weetem Pennsylvania eom- Yniinic (»OP Couree SuirU ForT rip J’ipplijig member* of n retelling cleee /■ithority would be aaked to In* tally ycaterday while he waa clean­ ligcnc*. Heckling bought th* | handling,” h* axptainrd. John W. Bturgaob, 42, of 45 Lake Mexico a ty . April 26 ( i ^ P o - j ' Actor't Son Recoretiiig first witnaaa. Judge It. Doraay I ,y early yealarday morning. which mede • bug trip to White veatigate. ing It. The bullet entered juet An 8-year-old Mancheater boy Bt., near Lyneaa St. schooner from Knust and waa bar Knust discounted th* gf-tneh Watkina overrulad a motion to I Warren, Pa,, April 20 tP Fire­ Easton. ’ April 2S lA’) T w o ^ Ne v BriUOn, April 26 iJT'- A 8- N. T , Aprtl 26 Uca were on the lookout today for Well in Storms - Slxty-on* gue*t*. aroused by hotel Plelne. N. Y.. Ie»t Mondey. above the right- eye. ■uffered only brulaeg although he TTie' boy wa* treatad for hand Hollywood. April 26 i^l— ®6- skippar whan *h* capelsad end j "hog" In the ship -a humpback acquit Msckling on grounds of In-; men probad th* rharVad ruins of t«mployet, fled to th* atreet in young girl* on their way home . day leadership training aehool far. Twmnty Kininton high •chool 3 from a 4-H Club meeting were He eeid four boy* bought wine - He *aid hy walked a half-block waa thi >wit about IS feet yeeter*: abraalona at ManehMUr Memorial a but driver who heaM a pedaatri- ward G. Roblnaoh Jr..'recororlng sank on Chasapseka Bay when; condition caused by tagging at the suffleiant avldence. tha Carver ifetel today for the night riothea. 1 young Republicans from New B h f. hAv* b##n «i»pend*d lndeftnlt*ly for help. ' . , day afternoon when hi*., bicycle i BelUmor*. April M (iP) — Tbs caught by Hurrican* ConnI*. | killed last night when the car in end *hered ft with the other*, HoaplUd- and released. Minor an In a bua-va-gun 'dual. from an overdbee of aleeplng pill* bow and atem. -aa a “qommon Watkina ruMd there wa* suffi­ bodlee of two guests who may have j Ftrq,?Jhte( Jaraee Tridloo, who land open* hef* tonight. The enUra for cofifuminf wlno »iut b^*r Headache Results tangled with a car on W. Center! .former owner of th* schooner which they were riding rnllided ! 3 day program will h* opan te Uia' while ■evertl drank beer, with Doctor* *ald there ora* no brain demage wa* don* to the car, ac­ Wttneaaes gave- thla account: polic* »»y he took la*t Tueaday. L ^ n J . Msrv*!, which *ank with Kmiet said h* 8x*d up th* 84*! thing" among craft, of har claa*. cient evidence and mentioned epe- eaUmated damages, said th* rauea whll* on A cl«M trip. St., police eald. cording to NMdow. No chargee perished In a tSOOJIoe blase. ot tha biaa* was as yet undeter­ with a gravel truck. ! public. Th« v»utp«Miont w«r« »n- their lupfh irt e Tonker* r**- damage and calleiF Miller'* .con­ wa* under the care of hU phyal- th* ioae of 14'Hv«* in n hurrican* yaer-old ram-typa schooner In a| Earlier, th* last witnasa fo^' th« ctfleally teetlmony aa to the lack •‘From Rifle Bullet dition aatlafactory. ^ N4 waa Jeffrey Dupont, *on of; were brought The hue bumped Alfonao Da le condition "auparior” to bar com-' pfoaacutlon tasUfIsd . that \thc of a barometer, knowledae o f , Polica Chief Mlk# Fvan said laat mined. Police eald they were In a Car Bouncod y*»urday by Principw tnuranty ' . Serna a* he waa croaalng a atreet clan at home today. Tp* aon of tho ' iMt August, hss iMtlBed ‘In • The principal »ald two faculty > - Mr. and Mr*. Philip Dupont, 166 actor, acheduled to atari work In a patitora. "hog” indicated a general weak* weather reports, inability of aome night the bodlee of two other Nothing remained of the hotel driven by Helen Fordor, 40, .of A basking shark's stomach may M. Cnfford Miller, who eet en ed- The ennual U.S. Income tax col­ Th* ^deatrian aUrted shouUng ' f*d*ml court the Msrvtl handled but port!on* of the walle. Nearby Eaaton, who waa hoapUallted contain as much a* a ton af min­ mempir* on the trip were not Bacramento. Calif., April 26 Richmond, Va., claim* it ha* the Love Lane. . motion picture soon, left a hoepltal nicsiy In storm* hs had Uksn bar Hs had baan caught In bad nets In Its BtrOcture. H* was Capt. passenger to close porthole* and rueats-H . V. Dwight, n , of Akron. I. InletreUre eUft meeting for to- Inveatigating Patrolman Gordon lected from Wyoming ftgurae out Inaulu a t the driver and drew a the Inoperative condition of th e : Ohio and B. J. Stotts, 46, of Dayton bulldinga suffered hesOy smok*^ The girls were identified a* ute aea organism* on which It awefe of the drinking. A rifle bullet went through Wll- only *un-cured tobacco market in yeeterdey. tbrougb. 4 w*«th*r on th# Marvel whil* con­ WUIIam C. McEwen, 70-year-old Oav to dieouit the Incident further. the world. Neddow aaid the boy wa* ri'ding to about S56U per equere mile. platol. The bua ran him down and radlq transmitter. '—w*r* recoverM. Still misting ar* and water damage. Margaret MaatronI, IS, of Eaeton, feed*. ihme of the 20 boye ere under None of the 20 w*» drunk or ll*ro H. Miller'* he*d but h*'com* C*t>t. H. K. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL t6, 19M PAGE ELEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, APRIL 2«, 19M P A G E T E N f and otolaryngolofy at th* Univar- will jeeak at a party-fund^ralaiat ought'to have his lungs examined. probably had a small thumb, ao- comedy in th* situation h* had Just I I n h a l s t i o i l net root and fall aaothar 14 feat. curary of Dr. Maaaler'a thesis. -But movsd away from, ae h* sat down, o m U i k C Missing GI Killed/ Tens of dislodgad dirt sad timber slty af TIxaa School of Madicin* la tea niday. ’The taa la apoaaored Skating to Close Talks Wednesday It ts certainly true In my case. I Believe me, being a cigar lover you turfiad to ctgaretta*. I'hSd th* Pyttiian SiRtera by the OmnecUcut Fadaratlea of Hat Boyle and wrot# “Say It With Music." i KSII d W lim llfl BO ixtvarad hia bo^. Oalvaaton. D|*d ’Tuaaday. a stout thithumb man myself ph- Is no pipe dream.1. YouYoi are some largcat'thumb in the neighborhood, Daasocratic WonMn’a cluba. Skywatch Schedule times lonely and embattled. Bveh ao I /fiaturally tufhed to ctgara. To Offer Comedy It was accepted and ha* become I IVlIIS W O m an, €W AtVei^un F6rt Th* body of the 81-y*ar-old Boca Rataa. Fla. — Fradarick At Y Saturday To Honiemakim til the age of S, 'when I swore off aotdier will be sent to tba- home of forever. ‘ .[the — —air llAn - are - against j. you ex- "It 1 had wanted to grow up to popular. I B. Rantachlac, M. chairman af th* flights. In the all-woman cast are such Hamden. Aprl\ ?•- —Mrg. hia parents. Mr. and Mra. Bdarard United Aircraft CorpM East Hart­ ThI final rolltr skating pro­ MIsa Alyea Salisbury, hoaas aacw How Do You Banish ; There followed 3* tense, freiful. j r«Pt ^ hlJlid .mokeX!* bp^a cigarette amokcr. I would "tktr It. With ifualc,'* th* 8-act Yardun, PVanca, April I f UP>— " PiMay, AffU t t Bsael wiAPM *l*h#n At I HI All nAN tO Sit And DPOOd SfllOlCAiASS bav* atarted off aa a child by suck­ wsll hnown loral people as Mr*.,i Jessica______Shaw,_ SO. of Hamden, died M. Dunnlgan of WlcemlCa. Va. Hia ford. Cbnn., and a foundar and Fraud Uncovered gram for the ssason will b* held Midnight—I Am. . ..i...... > ...V * h H aara Naadafl lea diractor of th* Hartford Oad'^ „|f|,rat*d her ^ h birthday hours of the Verdun fortress army 8 tJnr,R-dO Ami . j-4..;...... -;.BI1I Evans, Ronald GambolaU Ing on hi* thumb? He is probably cram my whole hand In my month ! Smith. esrllgr. autherltlaa weld today. iUrcraft. Died Wodnasday. Dsavsr, April 81 A "very superviaTbn of Boh DlBattlfte of at th* bbmmunity Y.' • dentist all us craven addict* have I —But - my enjoyment ...... —hss been— ^ tn- --- Temple. iS^thlan Sisters, sod their 10 a.m.-«- Noon ...... Valaatatra Naadad Mnr York i>»—C?urb»ton« eom- a fiuitrated cigar man reverting and makl gurgling nolaea." ‘ H*iieht*ra - !■ mire to lielloht all . Potic* Li. Louis I-andino said Dunntgan's body was found Deaths LaH Sight Chicago — Mr*. Alma K.''An­ considersbl* assount of fraud" has th* recreation ataff.. Thera art ...... RRhalacn Lawta •;' Those at Handing will racatvbrso- I reason to be more Solerartt of each temjpted by many cigarette »mok- to the solace of childhood. /' . daughter*,'I* sure to delight Noon— E P'tn. ... mcnU of a pavunmt Plifo: Faced with a threat Ilk* that, lovers of clean amusement. Mr*. Shaw apparently auffocated early this mOrnlng after a round dersen, bustnoa* woman and music accempaaisd tbs .uranium bopm 3 p.m .-'-A p.m- ...... Batty f^voatnaky. Helen Shepard tpaa and menu suggehtlona fed A / iing hostesses who complained that Hitchhikera ArreatrH the-clock Search since he disap­ 180 roller skat** avail^l* for ren­ Mow do you gtt rid of your In­ Take It from ' le (agatft irnnks any hoateaa w’ould back down and In-the dense smoke caused by th* By THE ASSOaATEn FEBSS patron; who took aver activ* opar- tal at a vary amall fte, but any- 4 p.m.— 8 p.m. . . . . i . ; ...... Arthur Bouffard, Andrew CSvaxsa their forthcoml|ig outdoor antar- Av ■ Mhuier of Ih. Uni-^ l*>e rich, dreamy aroma of my to Dr. MasaleiJ, the p^xt party let a ciga'f man blow the amok* By th* pen of Wilbur Braun peared ntuiday. He had been atlon of the Red Head Brand CO., in th* oro-rtch Ctolorada PIpteru, ner tenelone? authorauenor ofoi many theatricalineaincai hits,niis, itui New" CJanaan. April 2* Ar- fir*. Police and firemen attempted Gian Oov*. N.Y.—Oeuat Charles on* owning their own akate* may 8 p.m.— 8 p.m...... Richard Fowler talning. There will b* diahaa to ve^ ty oJ I^iln^s cillege of Dentla- hnateaa who tries to slUme me out lings of his own choice. to rescue Mr*. Shaw but wer* aightaeeing with his wife who last manufacturer* ■ of fporttng' clothea. Chalngskn 3- Sinclair Armstrong ...... OUv* Ray, Grace Anderson cook on th* outdoor grUI aa wall Do you biU your n«lU? try say* smokers', gfitn cheweraand iB-tiaaed on an axpeiience that ac-l mand Savoie and Philip DeAers, HIppollte Marl* d* Pbiry d* Font- partlclpat* by Just having a Rac 8 p.m.— 10 p.m. . of my cigar by holding out a That is the wonderful thing driven back by the amok* and saw him enter one of the entrances In 1881 after the death of her of th* Becuritiss and Exchaag* 10 p.m.—Midnight ...... 11. Anthony Zillnakaa as easssrolaa, etc., to b* oooksd la up a cigar or clgarrttr? nail biter* share one thing In com-1 d ^ ,‘ ^ tually happmed In his own Hf*., two IP-year-old j»oy* from Sanford, ta Fort Tavannes. nouvelle. 7*. onetime French con­ mambarshlp card. cigarette la goln.v tp get a bniaqiic about science. The more you learn I husband, Tbaodore. Bom In Chi­ Obmpdaslon said yaatarday. SkywatchIky ^ Post located on top of of Manchaatar Police Btatjnn- th* kitchen and oarrlad to tha (umT , mon they are all former thumb ••‘ 'J " * " * answer. / » shout it the more practical ways Many pe^le have been peatei^! Maine. ' wer* arrested wsterday flame*, piinnlgan was exploring the sul general of-New York and Chi­ cago. Died Wednesday. Uniallv a person who ha* one of lurkPrA 1 uould A polite niAn do but to death at one time or anothec___ by______i when they were found httchhlWNg______- Mr, and Mra. Metfler., Mr*. 'We're keeping our eyes open,' Voluntaera may r*g!Rt*r at CItII Dafens* Headquartera, 'Municipal Mtlo« 'Ihe food prepared iiv Mlaa “ Listen. lady.'yT'll tell har cold- vou find to use it to Improve your mas* of tunnels used by the cago and who had been In th* Gen, Romultt in fioapitel \ V thea* ha’biu is intolerant of one A toiprAiu man hlmMlf. Dr. 1 rplmtmntly extlnipulRh his fine two- th* girl or boy who has a vole* j on the Merritt Parkwa^r. They told gnaW* son-ln-Uw and daughter Frefich iHplomatic servles from hs added. ' Building. Manchaatar on Monday, Wadnaaday or Friday, from 1—S HslIabuiY'a dcmonatretlon wlU ba and quietly sllji'tlie stub i IV- ' Tou may iiot b. on the dally living. . French in the famed World War I given away.. Whowho ha* anpineran—The Na­ flying to Salt Leak* City Hr urged Carlo* p. Romulo, th* Phlltppinas gram. Coffea wilt b* sarvod at 8:M : l^at The truth la that w# are ^ t h hla hat when 1 meet him on th* the undergro\md network is lUU Houston. Tax. Dr. Henry C. gulf of misunderstanding between ,r,, merely, he **y*. needed | nerS to tell them the. Inilh New York apartment to get rid of I they said they'd prefer the four; Chester. Wale*, ha* both nril largely unmapped. Haden. 88, former president of th* tional director of women’s activi' that persons intsreatad in uranium ambaasador to th* United fltatsA irritation. progress and "should be out In and will b* followed by tha pro­ reformed thumb suckers who. for stract. What’B the matter with An officer at th* hospital said to-1 jutt a Uttib bit." H* said Romulo the cigarette fmoker and the man method* of "relieving the inner ten-1 clgaretlee smoke give* me a vile him, lack of courtesy? the weird din. It dawned upon him j days In jail, “a* part of our *dven-j and second story sidewalk* along Dunnlgan fell down an SO foot American Ophthalmological Bocle- ties for. the Dsmocratie National stock speculation us* "commr>i la In th# Army's Wgltar Reed Hoa- gram from 10 to 11. A mtnory will headache that 1 feel anyone who social reasons, have turned to sub­ pltal for treatmant of-a mild akin day Romulo U making aatlafactory | antarad tha hoapital on Tuesday. he provided for amall chlldran. who enjoys a 'good Corona. . siona that build up. stitute/adult. sat' factlona. You May—Nope.f Just lack of hair. that there wa* a howling funny ture." / ' four streela. Mian, bounced off a collapsed tun« ty*and professor of ophthalmology Oommitte*. Mr*. Katr Lo'ughclm. sense." • Now- thanks lo»an enlighten^ I cannot aiteal th* general *c actually enjoys smoking cigarettes i 261 Si.—116 East Center 261 Broad St.*-116 Esist Center St. m COMI Sn * COMH lAVI AT A b UI

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MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1956 > SmftUm Two \ ^ THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 19^ AanirliTBtBr lEnenlns lieraUi THuaauAV,aPan. M,»M - ^ j Page, 13 io 24 ACnON DEMANDED union, held all day Tuesday at with varloua types of dramaUca, Patrol 3, Dianna Lschauaae. lead­ er Kathleen Ryan, aaelatant lead­ Miami, n a . Order iaaued the appeti, aending the case back Scouta Hold Camp Merrie-Wood. the Girl Scout waa held, followed by the closing camp, on Gardner St. ceremony at'4 o'clock. The ^ le er, Sheron Eldridge. Elisabeth bj' Miami datective 'i;Mpt Chkrlaa to Timmerman, Gartside and Judy Hillnskl. Bus Bias Ban Muddle l l u Supreme Cburt, ia aending | Reunion at Camp The program,' planned by. the .were transported to and m m Stanton to hla downtbwn unlU: Soviet Seamen Telephone Company Mailing Infomiathn About Town Seven Children $100^000 Settlement Reached the cm* back,llet the court of ap­ junior ramping committee and ramp by bus. "Invtotigate Immetllftaly tha Membera of the junior camping The teacher asked the claae how recover peals inatniCUona to TImmerman| An Interesting program, wider carried out by it. Included a flag Noah spent hla tima on the Ark, thaft of city property King Darid Ledge, No. 31. lOOP. ceremony, hikes, and gamm In the commltto*,W>io did buch a flne job Alone in House In Death of Columbia Man Seen Hard to E xp l^ stand unchanged. It had tMa ap- the direction of memberaI ot\taa Seeing no response from, the tote, same. Say U.S. Stay On New Direct Distance Dialing System will hold a regular maetlng to- .peal -under conatderatlon for weeks, morning, followed by lunch and a In planning and carrying out the "Mlaalngi Five garbage naorrow night at 7:30 in Odd Fal- Junior camping committee, waa camp reunion include: 'Patrol 1, she added. "Do you auppoec he did and could' kava aaid aomething rest period during which quiet i"Scene of the crime: The ^ ley - lowa Hnll. Tha maetlng wilt be Rockville. April 38 .(Special)—f Jones car waa telaacepad aM It games were played. In the after­ Joy Ann St. Pierre, leader, Chris­ a lot of Ashing T” Die in Flames AEngliah language haa any mean­ against tha appeals court nilingt enjoyed by 154 Browrnlea, Girl "W hat?” jeered little Freddie, way between the Miami pollcwta-police Full of 'Terror followed by «i noelal hour and ge- One of the ajatt'a largest settle- / took rescue workers two hoqra to ing the court in effect ruled that but it didn't. Scouts and their fiiendt and camp noon, lively games were played, tine Dingwall, J u ^ Foster, Judy tion and the Miami Are aUUon. freahments. ^ ana will made at Morrison and Gloria Tnikaa; ••With only two worms?'* menta In a traffic fatality took | axtricata tha body, aegregation on intraatate buaea NAw If the*woman wrina dam­ ataS membera a t the day camp re-and at 3:15, w general campfire. (OaattaHMd 'traaa M ga O a.) this meeting for Old Timers Night (Oaatlaaad fraaa Paga 0«a) plae# yesterday whan a Olumbta Mrs. Jones waa repraaeatod M Wuhlagton. — muat end. Some o f the confuaion ages, or if the company wins, thia m a r* kaa bMi^ confutlon thia to ba held on May 4 widow wUhdrew her lawsuit In! Atty. Frank E. Dully, Harttord. ia due to thO way'the court han­ case may come back to tha Su­ (H m ManhatUa teltphon. di­ northwest of Toledo on a winding Tolland County Superior Court. j and Atty. Harry H. lAigg. Rock- ,«M k — but it’s bard to aoa why— dled the caae. preme Court several yearq from rectory would have aoivtd hla Auxiliary Police participating «UK road a few hundred yards A tlOO.OOO settlement between: vllle. Defendants were ranrasent- •a tho Supremo Oourt'a action on For reaaona Of ita own, the now. The Supreme Court then may In the Methodist Youth and Tall north of tha state border. The Mra, Blanche E. Jones, adminlatra-1 ed by the Hartford law nrm a( court—ever etnce ruling May 17, say more on the Subject than It probiMn. Tha Ruaalana maintain naUit Mgrecatlon in buaei which a rastdanr. at dSO Park Ava., and cedars psradea Saturday after­ nearest house waa about 300 feet ' l l ‘* ^*‘* ‘* i 19M, agalnat public achool aegre­ did now. noon are SBked to meet at the and P. Ballantine and Sons of New | Other Oaeea tijlMrato ontlroly within a atate. gation haa given no reaaoned tha directory llata tha number. Re­ away, Sylvanla, a Toledo suburb, Ton yaara a(o' the court benned But tinea Timmerman la under a I gent 7-S301.) south end terminus St 3:45-for the Jerae.v waa reached just before tha The piaintlffa had originally opiniona )h ita aubsequent decialona InatructlOna to tell, the jury the Methodist Youth parade, and at la a few miles dlatant. case waa scheduled, to be heard by sought ISOOjOOO in tha caae. •eKTcsatlon on tnteratate buaea— outlawing segregation in other Tha five seamen were dresacd ia thoee which , croaa atate lihea—but Carolina law It unconatitutional, their Sunday beat for the newa the same place St 5 o'clock for the Campbell waa unable (o say a 12-man jury and' Judge Samuel Several other rases were set­ field*, aurh aa public parka. It the Supreme Court'would be in a TalT'Cedars parade. what hgd 'caused the fire, and he Melllta. tled out of court yesterday after­ never had ruled on whether aegre- haa Amply iaaued legal ordcra. . eenftrcnce, conducted by the So-- gation on iritraatate buaea alao strange poaltion If at some later Viet Foreign Ministry at Moa- ■aid the parents wars (n such A Mrs. Jones brought tha ault as a noon as jury trials began. Among Thia la the background; date It ruled it had thought.all H U E E b d D s The Hillaton-n Hlllbiniea 4-H atate of ahork they were unable to them waa the caee of Reginald W. waa unconatitutional. It faced that ow'a House of Joum^lata. * raault of her huaband'.s death in qu tali on thia week. South Carolina, ^ by law, haa along the Carolina segregation law Mikhail milahln, engintroom at- Club announce a aquaiee danca tb give a noBslDlt cause. Little ex­ December, 1954, She claimed her Bradway vs. Joseph uerich, where Bua liaea Drop Segregatioa compelled bua com^nlaa operating waa conatitutional. [idant and apoketman for the ba held at the G. E. Stye School cept ashes remained, Campbell | huaband'a death resulted from the 930,000 waa sought aa a result ef ' The eourt’a action—or the man^ within the atate to make Negroei lip, read a prepared atatomant hall, Kingston Dr., Bast Hartford, said. negligence of Edward Maaurek, the drowning of 3-year-old Ronald ner tn“wiach it acted waa wide­ tide behind white paaaengera. The aantancea and then all tomorrow night from 8 to 13. The Cooper ta employed aa a foundry I Hartford,*rtf< a tnick driver for the Bradway In Gerich'a pond laat ly Interpreted aa meaning aegrcga- buaea In Columbia, S. C., are run Week Pays Honor aubniitted to queattopa from about dance ii open to the public an^ 4- worker for the Ensign Foundry Oo. | Ballaittine brewery, September. Both parties were front tioa on intetetate buaea ^ia unlaw­ by the South Carolina Eleotric A 100 nkwaman—Ruaaian and waat- H Club members. The Lilchflckl in Tolsdo. The couple haa no other | Jones, a Columbia contractor, Vernon. Amotint of the aetUemeat ful. Almoat dt once bua lip^ in Gaa Co. SAVE YOU *. amera.^ C 4 ‘ Whirlers, State champion exiiibi- children. ’ Waa Inktantly killed when his car waa not disclosed. IS Bbuthem citiear ended aegrega- On June 32. 1904—Juat a littlt ToM edicilFieldl ShlahlK declarad that, pHor to tipn square dancers, will be fea-^ Other recent fire victims Include; waa cmahad by the tractor<4railer Also eettird out of court waa an over a month after the Supreme tio n ...... '• their depa^re, repreaeatatlvea of turad. In Philadelphia early Tpsaday:| truck being driven by Masurek. executor's abPfal from Prebat% Court had banned public achool Mayor Harold A. Turktngton haa the U.S. Immlpatlon Service tod Six children and three women, dM . Jonas was driving West on Rt. 0 brought by Joel U. Reed n against Then aome lawyera who never aegregation — a Nagro woman, have been uamed were reported aa protlalmad this waek aa "Medical | Church World Service threatened Gary L. BogH, 38 Riverside Dr., Comer Brook, Newfoundland, I near tha Windham tOSm Una In the estate of Joseph G. Drobnay, aaying thia kind of interpretation Sarah Mae Flemming, boarded a Education Waek" in Manchcitcr. them and Mad to foroi them to hai been named a junior advisor Tuesday night: Bight children loatj Columbia and the (ruck traveling at al. The .nse had been expactod waa going too far. that the court crowded, aegregated bus In Colum­ remain In tha Vnited Statea. Aak- at Trinity College for the school their Uvea, ^ , east., Maaurek hit a patch of Ice to take several days to ti^. bia. Negroes were standing. Tha waek la being obaerved for I ^ . 1 Judge Melllta reserved deeialon hadn't dfctually aaid aegreSation on the first time this year by local, | ed what force yaa used, ha re­ year 1958-57. Junior advisors, New York City, Tuesday night: while attempting tb alow down for Intraatate buaea waa unlawful Driver Orders Her to Move , S ® R E Y / plied; selected for their academic achieve­ T»-o Negro children died In a tene­ traffic, hit a car in front of him. in the case of Leona A.'Paters va. When a white passenger got up, atate, and national medical i and shot, across the road into Frahcia E. Peter, both of Stafford, True, the court didn't aa^ that sociationa and othar dll|ad medical | "Their methoda V * hast known ments and for the qUalltlea of lead ment blase. In 8 0 many worda. But if the Sarah Flemmihg sat down. Thia to" American aut: ership they have shown, will live Warren, Pa., early Wednesday: Jones' car. In which a divorce waa sought aa put her in front of two white pas­ and health organisations. Tha crash ,waa ao violent the grounda of Intolerabla cruelty. Tha purpose of the week, accord­ Papperad with <;^atlona, all in the frethmSn domitoriea next Two guesti died in a hotel fire;- sengers. The bua driver ordered maintained Ihey ohoee\p return of year to aid and cqunael Incoming her out of there. She charged ing to Or. Charles E. Jaebbat^.l two other guests atlll were mia-| QjujaUjtif, 'jjuwuutissuL their own free will and would hava Trinity men In any way poasible. ain|. State Board wtthln tha next few would hava to ba signed by Gav. later she not only had to leave the chairman of the American Medical I dona ao earlier If th ^ seat but that the driver hit her. Bducatlon Committee df the Hart­ months, according to Howoa. Riblooff aa a matter of prooadura. The group aaid four Dialing'' (alaphoha ealla direct to thaae distant qitLaa, and many of thair suburba, will bacoma possl- No rehearssY of tha boys' and Th* funds wrould than ba placed She aued the company in fMeral ford County Medical Aaan., U to I Ntw aervica will bring mora . , I Tho Rtflonal Board will racalva seamen remaining in the bla June 17 for telephonh users in Hartford and a lafga aurroundlng - - *’ " “■“* girl'a choirs of the Second Congre A n a o r e r ~ |Word of tho dtapoottton of ita ap- in tha hands of tha State Board, district court for 935,000 damagaa, provide a better undaratandlng of I 8tatec<“are burning with dedira to thaa a third of the nation's telaphonas within local uqera' dialing range. the nation's 81 medical achoola and | gationat Church will be held Satur­ pUeatlon after tho State Board which wrould dlabursa tha mofiay claiming her conatltotionaL rights ratum to their homeland, day mo;nlng. to the tOwma on an individual baalk. to equal treatment 4iad been vio­ their problems. acta, Howpa aaid. He added that art not parihitted to contact Mora than a quarter of Con- j areas; Hartford; Simsbury, building in New Haven. . These State May Vote. thia would bw the last step con­ l a t e She wouldn't have a right Spaciflcally, Mbdlcal - IMucatton I Viet authoritlea.” The Orange convention commit­ Th* professor was delivering th a ' SAt£ Week haa three functions. Dr. Ja-1 necticut's telephoije users . can Unsville, Farmington, PlainvIIIe, machines will convert tape* to cerning the application, aince tha to sue in federal court unless there ILOCK STYLE Capt. Vital! A. Kalihan, who r Tew Britain, Newii^on, WIndaor, punched cards, from which aUier tee will, meet tomon>w night at On Vo-Ag May 9 laat lecture of .the term. waa a constitutional violation. cobson said: CHUCK tum to to the Soviet Union laat tart dialing their own calls across State Board of Education ia tha 7:30 tn Orange Hall. It ia Impor­ ■pewaored by Ladlea* AM 1. To focus national attenttonl 80NE.IN (Windsor l-ocka, ^ompsonville, automatic equipment will compute final authority In mattora of ac- "The examination papers are In icThe caae went before U S. Judge summer with 39 membera of tha nation on Sunday, June 17. chargCa and print the atatement tant that all members be present. th* hands of the printer," ha con- George Bell'. Timmerman. The on the aigniflcance of medical edu­ Stafford Springs, Rockville, Man- Andover, April 28 (Special)— I ««Ptanca and approval. Of Eaaamel Lutkeran Okarch «rtw of his a,B40-ton vassel. da- lted'''t'he ' ' in cheaper and Glastonbury. The enclosed with telephone bills. Kluded. "Now are there any maa- company asked him to dismlia the cation and the problems of medical | clarad 11 who stayed behind on The Roller Skating Party spon p . . achoola. service since diaia Brst number of towns is considerably The billing equipment automat­ Uons you would like answered 7" suit. There waa no trial for dam- Formosa are being held in solitary CamdLinto use in Connecticut In aoied by the Jaycee Wlvet, origi « appIlMlIon for , vo-,, c«M,r Ip th, fom of - MU Silence prevailed for a moment. agea. The oaae didn't yet that 2. To bring horns to the-public I greater, for a single exchange ically rejects any call which was ScU.. April 28,10 ojh. confinement and aubjectad to 1923, \ leaflet giving advance in- may include acveral towns, just as not answered, and - makes no nally scheduled for tonight, has In the projected secondary school to the January, 1957, lagialatiiKa. Then a vole* from the back of the far. the contributions of'mtdical scicnea | beatings and torture. formatlk^ about the new service is . the Hartford exchange includee chargc'for it. IV can't recognise a been postponed to May‘3 from 8 may. be known May 9, a Stats edu­ Howes laid. If the bill room aeked, "Who’s tha printer T" J. W. Hdo Dopt. S fo n The Judge laid: Was the segre­ to American life. ROAST p.m, to 10:30 p.m. at Sandy Beach being mi with telcphorie bills: Bloomfield, East Hartford, West "wrong number," though, so cus- cation official said today. gation law constitutional? If not 3. To foster public intfreat, In New York, Jan van' Hood- Rink, Crystal Lake. All member* the woman had no caae In hla court. to cuatoni' of the- Southern New ' Hartford, Wathersflcld, Rocky Hill tomerk will be asked- to report Richard Howes, chief of the | through Wide public knowledge. In LEAN SHORT SHANK^ ■tratten, aaaistant director of England Telephone Co., through and part of South Windsor. thaae th'emselvea so they can be of the. Jaycee Wives and the Junior He ruled bua segregation was con the private support of medical | SW IFTS PREMIUM Church World Service, described State Bureau of Vocational Edu­ ouj the area, covered — ' 14 tele­ Placing-a call will be fast and struck off the bills. Chamber Of Commerce are invited cation, today also outlined the of-1 ■tttutlonal. The woman took her education. aa "ridiculous" the eailora charge phone exchanlua serving some 30 to attend. — . ■ caae to the U.S. Court of Appeals In proclaiming this "Medical I READY TO COOK • that the organisation threatened aaay. For numbers within Con­ Should Know Number _ _ _ .' 1 ficial channels through *yhich th* towns ''in thV Hartford area.- necticut. the telephone uMr vrill Th use the now system moat of- Regional 8 Ekiard'a applloatlon for for the fourth circuit, in Richmond, Education Week." Turkington aaid: them. Reaching from ifM'M Britain to the Thq church ichool family ’ pic­ Va. "President Elsenhower has lald Van Hoodstratten aaid he waa merely dial "112,” followed by the fectively, telephone users should a vo-ag canter will travel for ap­ Lb. MasaachuseUs iW . and from number' of- the dlatant phone—for know the number of the distant nic for South Methodist Church proval or disapproval. It waa this same court which had that our medical achoola conatituta SMOKED a t Idiewild Airport April 7 when Granby to Staffonl Springs, the will' be held a t ' Camp Aldersgate ruled—and been upheld by the Su­ one of the' great resources of the five left for Russia but he example, SP 7-4646 If he wanta a telephone they ard calling. Tha 'tlM Regional Board haa applied BROILERS new service will b^available to time Btgital from Neiw Haven. telephone company urges keeping 01^ Saturday, May 5, Buses will f(-,r # center at- th* sit* of the pro­ preme Court laat No\ ember—that America, prom their claaarooms MEATY AND TENDER never apoke to them. 300,000 telephones \ ln 180,000 It'ave the church at 9 a.m. for stats lawa compelling segregation and taachlng hospitals tomt the "I waa not Invited to tto Im­ Before the dlatant phone ringa, ai) a handy reference jls t of s u c h jected regional high school in Ha- 489 E. MIDDLE TFKE. Mlf.74i1 homes and business ctocems. operator at the Hartford office numbers. Where the number is not those who do not have . private in public parka were unconstltUr family doctor, the specUllat, the migration Serirlce hearing,^’ he From these telephone, users transportation. It is necessary, . bron. The Lebanon Board of Bdu-1 tional, health officer and tha induatrial said. cornea on the line briefly to aak known, the user c{m be 'connectad cation haa alao applied for a cen- 7.R II will be able to dial calla^ rect to what number he is calling fromt without charge to lnfor*nation however, that ail reservations be ter. The appeals court did the same physician Who translate new medi­ He also called "ridiculous" the all but about 3,200 of mor^than a madq this Sunday, April 29l in this case: It lald Judge Tim­ cal knowledge Into community CUT assertion that their mall had beto ahe records this mechanically with operator* in the distant city by Howes said tha Hebron and I LR. million Connecticut tolei a puah-button arrangement. dialing the local operator and ra» merman waa wrong, that intra service. Furthermore, our medi-1 FRYERS Intercepted. Most of the exceptions kto in Lpcal residents who are planning Lebanon applications, along with atate but aegregation ia unconsti­ cal achoola have played an impor­ PORK ROAST An addiUonal atep is needed on questing it. 12 others Yrom throughout' the He said mail still was being ra-- Pawqatuck, a section of Stoni out-of-state calls, ao the customer to exhibit paintings preceding the state, , are in the hands df the | tutional. It told Timmerman to tant tole In medical research and | celved- at International H o u s e , ton which Is served from Wasti Plana to Introduce direct dis­ lecture and demonstration by Her-' FRESH. LEAN. SMALL dialing Chicago won't reach a Bureau of Vocational. Education. OPEN reverat hla ruling, and did so with Where they had lived, from fellow tance dialing here began soon WILL scientific investigation. From their | R. I.; others are In North Thom ry Ballinger, under the auapices thia language: "The caae will be laboratories have cpn.o the medi­ aailora who remained in Formosa. ihone with the same number' in, after the nation's first test instal­ . Officials there are readying tha I son, where 26 telephone* are ', San Francisco or Kansas City, of the Manchester YWCA, next remanded for further proceedings cal discoveries that have made our I "There was no. one in interna­ served from Webster, Mass.;.'arid' lation proved aucceaaful at Ebigle- Tuesday night at 8 o'clcKk at the applications for presentation to not inconslatont herewith.'' country the healthiest In the | ea« tional House who had the alightest dialing 112, he dials a three- wdod, N.J., in 1951. Two major the State Board of Education, ha a locality In the town, of Sherman code like "312" for tha Chi­ Bowers School,' are asked to get ■aid. Thpt meant the woman's suit for world. interest in Intercepting their mail,' known at Brosdfleld, which -gets steps toward it in Connecticut their paintings to the school, be­ damages would now have to go to "We. aa layman, aaluta the I LI. He said. cago area before going ahead with were the extension of dial service Final approval rests with tha I telephone service from Pawling, the; Chicago local number. Tele­ tween 2 :3 0 'and 3:30 T u e s d a y trial In Timpierman'a court and Medical Schools of America,-and SPARERBS Van Hoodstratten laughed when N. Y. throughout the state,.compieted in afternoon. State Board, Howea said; ahd that phone officlala say calls .will go Timmerman should tell the jury by recognising Medical Education told the sailors said they did not Beyond Connecticut, the serv­ 1953, and adoption, of the 7-dlgit unit will probably act on tha ap-,| the bua aegregation law of South Week we proclaim our faith in | FANCY FLUMP know how to contact the Russian tbrotoh in about 30 seconds—a big local nuihbera to eliminate dupli­ plications at ita May 9 meeting. ' ice will pchnit direct dialing to IncrMse In speed. Members 'o f the MFD belonging Cb'roUna Is unconatlfutional. that great body of medical edu­ rapraientative at the Unit.ed some- 17 million .tolephonea In 151' cates in different' towns, -compiet-. A heavy agenda at that meet­ /BMore tKa new service starts, to tbe parade commitUe wlll.meet ing, however, might delay Stats I T h e utility., company. ftghUng cators and acientlata who' serve | Nations. He said within two weeks states and the District of Colum­ ed• Ikst _ June. o 'Also < o.. necessary .. oo were o. . tomorrow night at. 8 o'clock at thia ruling, appealed to the Su- the medical achoola of America.' after their arrival In New York bia, including several town and every customer covered by the new enlargement of the Hartford tele-, the firehouse Boaril action on tha applications I Oct. 21 they were taken on a'^tour cities in California and Oregon on system will receive a folder giving phohe building and construction of until the Board's June 20 meeting, I complete instructions and’ Hating Reservations for the anniversary lioweS said. - I LI. of the United Nations buildings, the Pacific Coast. Most of the na­ the new building in New Haven to .dinner of Scandia Lodge, No. 23, knew where the U.N. was located tion's largest cities are on the list, the out-of-state points which can house needed equipment, and In- In either event, the Ifeglon 6 DURING ALTERATIONS be dialed with^ their "area codes." •Order of Vasa, to be held Saturday application will mtet its fata-^ and that the Russians could be including New ■ York, Chicago, atallatloii of t h a t equipment. evening at 7 o'clock at the Brittah lONELESS -r- HEAVY CORN-FED STEERS contacted there. Heart of the system is an auto- Equlpipeat changes and cable ad­ approval, disapproi’al, oV tabling laat parchaaa Philadelphia. Detroit*''’" Cleveland. American Club, may be made with I m j OM af ear He predicted there would be St. Louis, Washington, Boston, San niatic accounting system which ditions ware also needied through­ John Nelson, 40 Harlan Rd., up to for mode lnformatlon'--by the raaaaaahly prieed crlbe J O iju M :* further statemants- from Mikhail Francisco, Pittsburgh, Milwaukee, goes into action when the custom­ out the area-to .be selved. (!^st 7 o'clock tomorrow night. Fifty- firaat 4SAM aad get • Shishln, the sailor who acted as Houston, Cincinnati, Kanka* City, er dials "113." Now nearing com­ of| the program runs to several year pins will be presented at the aaltoaally kaow a: vrator- spokesman for the five at the Newark. Denver and Sati Antonio pletion in Hartford's Tnimbull St. million dollars. dinner to veteran members of the prM> taperapiiiig UMt- ROASTING CHICKENS Moacdw news conference. and many of their auhurbs. telephone building, this will per­ Measures are also undarwaY to lodge. Dancing to the miisic of ttraaa tor aaly Ic. Famoua POT ROAST ‘*He, always tried to be apokea- Operators In thia atoa will con­ forate a paper - tape to records de­ extend the program, tq other Oon- the. Swedish' Playboys of .West aadtea ea dlaplay: Btorti- man for the group," Van Hood; tinue to handle calla from coin tails of the call.'' Replacing, the necticut cities, and eventually, Hartford will follow- the dinner. By -His Excellency ABRAHAM RIBICOFF, Covcnior; Uae — Thayer — Gem — Hundreds of people have driven over each week durinR atratten said. telephones, "persoir" calls, collect "toll tickets" now handwritten by throughout the State. The Stam­ The publiiriii'lhvlted to attend the Bayal. FRESHLY GROUND ALL lEEF calls and others which i^ u ire spe­ operators, the tape, ayinbola will ford and Norwalk area will get the dancing. (he cold, unpleasant weather of (he pas( mon(hs (o xet indicate the number frqm which Opea aa. Account. (heir«favori(e pouKry. Now, (hat .warmer, sunnier days HAMBURC OLOTHBS MAKE MAN 7 cial attention, aa/well aa all those new service late this year; New Eaay Tbnaa Freehold, N. J. (/Pi—A commit­ to points outaid^ the dialing range. the call was mede, the place and Haven and a large surrounding Capt. and Mrs. Gene Calllhan,_ n «a Dakvery are here, you will enjoy coming in any day of (he week tee was appointed here to deter­ It la estimated that about 48,000 number called, the exact time ^ e area early next year, .and the FRESHLY call wak answered, and the time commanding officers of the Salva­ for our delicious chickens. > - lb mine ' if the fire commissioner of the 7.1.000' long distance ca lls: Waterbury. are.a. Including Bristol, tion Army Corps in Middletown, SLICED j MARHOLiN’S Inc. BABY BEEF LIVER should be issued a fireman's coat. p ia c ^ dallyly frIron* this area will be ended. . later.next year. will conduct the service at the lo­ He doesn't have one now, dialed by cilstomers;jlstpnox St.; Mra. July 29. 1955. , INDIAN HiVEW SEEDLESS V Marilyn Kudra,'*69 ^irchild St; MIXED VEGETABLES 5 FOR Mrs. Marie AVaase, .Miton. r-M rs . William j . Plckelt of BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter Wahhlngton, Conn., Is visiting with GRAPEFRUIT 4 For 29c to Mr. and, Mra. Norman Reichelt th* family of her son-in-law and, PEAS rrA CARROTS S for 26 Lodge Dr.; a son toiM r. and daughter, Mr. and Mi;s. Raymond | " Connaeticut^has twica as .many triRas tdilay as it did # eantury ago. radishes Mrs. Carl Soinmefs. , 1 Biickland F. Hickey, 29 O'Leary Dr., and I On# of th* reasons for this is a sharp raductibn in fica. lossas. Anothar or PI.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Claytqn other relattves in town. , ORANGE JUICE ' 6 FOR Olsoli, 68 Oak St.; a daughter 'to ir the improvemant in tha carO'and management - of our woodlands. The M ix 'm or nAatch'am. RARERIPES . - ,2 Rchs. 19c Mr.. and^.Mrs. Arthur Brayton, The card party of Manchester State's program of reforestation also is producing results. Connecticut oa .. I . t ■ — Hartford. Grange scheduled for tomorrow ; >1 ‘ • 1 DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: evening at the home of Mr. Snd now in the. happy position where its lumbar mills, through selective Cuttlhjji SW ElT LIFE DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN ^ \ - Howard Germaine, Southbiidge, Mrs. . Robert Schuber.l ha* bwn and without denuding valuable woodlonds, are sawing increasing amounts Mass.; Marv Howell. *225 Parker postponed until Friday evening .of ; of local timber aach year, ' V / 0'£. > noz. 9 d c St.; Mrs. Elizabeth'Shimaitis, to nex.t week at the Schubert home. 18 Avondale Rd.; Miss Lillian John­ <;a n s - ■ CANS V CREAM STYLE CORN 2 SW£n PEAS 2 son, 13 S. Main St.; Mrs. Gertrude American Legion Auxiliaries of Good forests contribute to.tha'Stat'a's prosparityi’' They prevent^ soil Morrieon, 51 Finley St.; Thorateii the First District wlll'meet tomor­ X ■ 1 Ehglund; 37 DeKnont St.; Teena row evening at 7:30 In West Hart­ erosion. They stabilize tha watarshadls of our Tasarvoirs, They provide a JES-SO SWEET LIFE Marie Olin, 166 E. Middle Tpke.; ford Town Hall.. Mrs. Wilber natural habitat for wildlife and an ideal setting for general racraation. .1 Joseph Scaglotti. 3.10 Parker St.; IJttle of Spencer St., district pres­ Mrs. Eileen Barrett,.. 35 Deepwood. ident, will preside, fnd past dis­ a ; ^ , ' Dr. : A Ido Peace, RFD 2, Manchee- trict presidents wi)!' be guests. I, therefore, urge our schools and bur people to observe ARBOR DAY- WAXED BEANS CAN'S ORANGE JUICE 2^ ^ ’ 5 9 * 1 tb r; Allan-Coe Jr., 274 Boulder Rd.; Mra. Bella Clare, 140 Eliza­ The With Society will meet this with the planting of new trees, tha pTasarvatlon of old growth, continued beth Dr.; Joseph Trotter,. 459 Main evening at 7:44 at th* Covenant attention to fira prevention,'and the encouraging of an appraciatibp of St..; Mrs. Elaine Beckett. RFD, Congregational Church. An infor­ N 4IISC O SUNSHINE Wapping: Raymond Magenow-. Sr., mative and 'interesting presenta­ the value of good forests. Planting, trees today shows faith in the fu­ 381 Woodland St.; Emanuel Soli-- tion of the work of the Covenant ture of our people ahd our State, and davalops to tha fullest one of our 91, OZ. i? o z . « i i C mene, 273 Porter St.; 'Mrs. Gon- Women's Auxiliary will be given PKG. HYDROX PKG. itance Albert and son, 140 Bran­ by, colored slides an

t ;.'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY. APRH. 2«. 19M PAGE FIFTEEN PAGE rOURTEEM MANCHESTER EVENING' HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL W. 19M tirhroH Jowk Hathodlata stanUy ballavad some buildings grobabiy b;^ng Bowles, Bailey Amdover E n ip m n l in plain and quiat garb. Tha min­ to ba movad, and tba SoMars* u ter was ahockad, and his mind Park thraatenad. It U bura to be Parley Revives Anti-Stalin Policy Hits Republicans Plan Repair! Flanned w as in a masa. He announced in lively meeting, and w ill probably., brekan tones, "Bi^gtfiran,. my aar- bring out .a .iM n AltandAdca. -t . CMawIkt 1956 Race Quiz At Old Town Hall mon has gtma from ma. Lat da Upglaefit Named '' \ at POPULAR.. Caucus Tuesday pray.” ' ^ t soma good cams but H arvey Lippincott haa been ap- ^ ‘Point of No Return’ of It after, afl. for that was Uit pointad to succeed Ralph V. 8e- firthar > n | Siam Hartford. April 29 bP)—Formar Andover, April *S (Special) Habron, April 29 tSpecial) Alt beginning of a big rallgloua re­ cord, resignsd, aa chairman pf the Oov. Oiaalar Bowlaa, who haa aorta af things are being considered TOM MMITNBV w I. The antl-Stalln campaign was CTiaIrman Ellsworth L. Oovell of vival. Boy Scout Troop committee. Sc- never ruled- hlmaalf out aa a VS. by a- committee appointed to take Senate poaaibtllty, had a luncheon N«w T«1i. A«rtl M irt TSro, not unraUted to forelg-’ affairs tha Rapiibllcan Town Cofnmittee But parhalm this la rn(Ml* toT cqrt's realgnatlon ia caused by ex­ and one of Its moat obrious mani­ charge of Improycmenta at tha Old ronferonro with Democratic 8ta< m m ui has announced tfiat a caucus will, from tha subject In hand. Anywky, tra praaaura on hla time. U ato NtktU KhruaiiclMv I Town Hail, Including Ore safety, a Chairman John M. B allty In H Joatph BUUln. By thli j festations was the Soviet effort to be held Tueaday at- 9 p.r.ir*ln the wa all hope that eld meetingliowee Boy- Roeovertug pmcti appeal to i.oa-COmmunlat So- j>ew heating syatem, Inatallatlon ford thia noon. IM look Oi* poft-SUUn Town Hall to aalact party-endorsed can be p re e e rv ^ and will not have Mra. Grinton I. Will, the former Me cUllata to Join with Communlata o f water and sanitary- r^u lre- Bowlea aaid there no ihlp oC th« pMt "thf candidatee for dclegatei to the to bo movad to 'make aray for a Cflarlsaa Lord Of Hebron, writes USED TV 1 tmltad f-wnts. The appeals were Slate congreaelonal and aenatprial menta. Thinga' are being rather aignlflcance In tha meeUag with Mint of no rotum." rCkAda from Tonkers. N.Y., that her son.' falling on BuapiciotM ears but conventions. held up, however, becafTse puttlitg David, who baa had so much i tha atat# chairman, Mr aald ha B y dortro>ln» Uio BUlJn myth through tha {>ropoaed new road ruM Ie ■ RtcondirtofM^ by BABY nSvartheleaa appeared to be help- A t a recent mee'lng. the Town troubla with a neck Injury, now i caraa up from hla I b fin home to KING tk« Kromlin looder* bumod th«tr may mean moving tha hall. The An important publiq meeting U appear - on an aduqdUoaal telavl- b nllcM behind thorn. They mode |Inf, conxince many Western Eiiro- Oommitlee also aUthorlaed the ap­ haa been able to dtscard'his neck! Our O wn T u cIm kiM APRIL 28th to MAY 5th ebmmittaa ts made up of Harvey slated for Monday In the achool aion -program. It Impooolblo for thoituwlvot and p ana, In connection with other pointment of»-S 9-member execu­ brace or metal conar, and is back Uppincott, chairman, William E auditorium when residenU will porhapo for anyone elee to M- d -elopmenta, that there miist be tive commifee which la empow­ again playing tennla and playing In "Whenever L^m a to Hartford a ravaluatlon of Western pollry. ered to make decletons on matters Lear)’, Donald E. Griffin, Mrs. have tha opportunity to exprast .1 uaually havt lunch with John tum to 8talln-t>-pe rule o f the »o - their views and hear rspraaanta- an orcheatra. Hia older brotner, lUp 9. The disaolutlon on -A p ril 17 which arlae between regular meet- Richard M. Grant and Mrs. Clar­ $10 Bailey,” he-^plalne ' The 8o\iet leadera muet nowi are Coveil. Mrs. Ray Bidwell,-Mra. Mancbeeler Evening linmid; He­ yond this it wae designed to 1939, when It was erected on land Hebron Center. liaven'C a word to aay on any Buah forward In the aearch they Robert Kelley. Mra. Howard bron eorrespondent, Mlaa S n 'q a n Pofrterton's and AIX TEAR ROUND: There seems to be quite a good placate Tugoalavla'e President Sprenkle and Monta"ur \^'hltt. donated by Jonathan O. Page. deal aubjact.” . . bean when SUlln died three yeare deal of objection In some quarters Pendleton, telephone ACademy 199 CENTER ST. •(o —for a now wajj of runnlni Tito. Arttially tlie Comlnfnrm had ('Mh Scout Nolea However, It had an existence as a ^aince Bowlea to data has made been Inactive for a long time. about the outlay of this road with their country. T*.e. muat aUo con­ Cub Scout Park 124 will meet Maria Ras Harsga church for only 12 years or ao, ''no official move to aeek tha worm) Every day is baby day at POPULAR. You’ll fijid R tinue to aeek new modea of ac- 9. Soviet agreement to join the tomorrow night at the all-piirpoae wlien Methodism declined here. - nomination, many obaarvera feel In.ematlonal toma-for-peare or­ large selection of baby foods and needs priced 1o bsvt c mmodation with the outalde room of the Andover Elementary Mra. Evelyn Saraga, 91 Main St., The town bought the building / that Congraaamait Thomaa J. ganisation fitted Into thia same School. F.ach den will act up ^ Dodd m iy gain it without oppoal- you money every day, all year round. What’a more— world, 'nie thlnya which have annoiincea the engagement of her for a town hall In 1993, eince when happened alnce Feb. 24 are only p'eture o f public demonslratloh of diaptay of feedera. birdhpiiaea and it haa been used In that capacity tion. H o announced hia candidacy, our full, fitwh supplies of TOP QUALITY FOODS . . . daughter, Maria Rae, to Dean F, the bcKlnnlnea. But they aia alfn- peaceful intention.!. A similar other projecla relating to thia up to the present time, although aoveral weeka ago. ' event was a Soviet atatamenj, on our easy-fo-shpp displays . . . our speedy chccktout. . . poata to the future. " , month'a theme, "Blrdwalchlng." Poeth, 9i Oakland St. the school auditorium Is now used Meanwhile. Atty. Leo V. Gaff­ the Middle Rait on April I t in- ney of Mow Britain today waa be­ all mean leas work for busy mothers. Yes— for the best- Bbmahrbrr Teal Outlined • Pack 124 haa been Invited by Mlaa Saraga graduated from more for town meetings and elafr te.ided to allay W’estem fears of ing mentioned aa a dark horae poa- for-baby foods^fpUow the ’’carriage |ra'de” to Hera are the main, aifnlficant Cub Pack 2* of Hebron to attend Mancheafer High School In the tlons than la the old hall. / r.ed Intarference In. the ■erloua ita May 29 meeting which will be albUity for the First District Con- •venta aince Khruahehev delivered claaa of. 19.14. attended the M eri­ A proposal was brought before OPEN PO PU LAR. \ criaii in that part o f the world. baaed on the theme of "Indiana." den Hoalpital School of Nursing and Choicest Meats In . greaslonal post being vacated by hia apoech, the text of which re­ tha public some or 15 years ago I'aWorthmom Seeks ts laflaeaee Others Sknog Fund Reneflt f 10 r.M C h oleO Hwlfl'i Dodd. in aim aecret, but not ita major is now employed, at Pratt and to sell the hall, but the idea was 10. The Soviet government was • The Mothera Club will aponaor Top or Bottam Round Butv Gaffney, a veteran Dem­ •uUlnea: Whitnay Aircraft. Her fiance grad­ EVERY txpanding its aconomlc-politlcal a 'Xbrifi of progr.eaalvi leaa as Ita Vigorously denl^ by the voters. In ocratic' ftnre, aaid he la "definite­ 1. The Kremlin leadera decided uated from Milton High School, fact tha hall ia greatly needed.for driva to Influance other countries, project for the benefit o f the Milton. Pa., In 19.V) and from B A C g N ly not seeing the nomination.” to break the newa to the public by, too. Anastas MIkoyan visited P'U'POxea, aometlmea for ROASTS word-of-mouth and gradual revela- Chiicky Hkoog Fund. Buckndll University, While emphatic that he is not a THURSDAY Pakistan with siiggastiona of *• I voting, and ^ten for recreational tlona In the preaa. The * party'a The firat tea will be held tomor­ Pa., In 1954. He is a member , of candidate . for the congressional' economic ataUlanre fn.- that newly purposta. ' AND central committee aent a letter to row at the home of Mra. John P. the American 8o leadera believe that the New Brit­ rangaments for new Soviat credits S U P f W M A K K E T S party membert, who then went' , The teas will continue through The wedding la planned for Sept. pondent many years ago that the / ain lawyer would be an ideal .com­ and tachnicat assistance. TILL 9 P. M BABY FOOD out and ajtread the word among the month of May. It It anticipated 9. Methodist brethren used to away promise choice in event the nomi­ In short, Soviet policy In the STEAKS ,/FilGHLAND PARK other flOTgrt cltlaana. On March that 990 women will participate back and forth In their religious nation goes to someone outside of ^7 Pravda aaaalled Btalln directly wake of the denunciation of Stalin In tha ..program. A profit of 190 seal, aa they sat In their bdxcd-in MARKET HAilT! . , the Hartford area. FRANKFURTS but with only vague referencea to was davaloping rapidly in widely was reallaed from a almllar proj­ Catholic Prills wOoden pews and sang the lively Lb. 69 c Hartford Democratic leaders are ★ GARDEN FRESH PRODUCE dr the Crimea Khruahehev laid at hla different fields. Soma o It rapra- ect conducted by the Mother's Club Methodist hymns. backing State Senator Patrick J. sentad continuation of past policy. Gerber’s dM r. Other publlcatlona then fol­ ■averal years ago. Another delightful lady, a Mra. Ward o f thia city for the First Other phases o f it wars naw. Assigned Posts Hood’a . lowed — but alowly and with aihi- Dasec Recital Dickinson of Marlborough, also > D iitrict nomination. However, ARMOUR Tha moat intaraating things in Brae-Bum Uar gentleneaa. Chrlatine Hulchinaoii, daughter told of a dramatic incident which VIGORO - eeveriil other towna In the diatrict all probability lia ahaad. Hartford, April 29 (>P)-These HEY! WANT TO BUY A PEPPER? " STAR Strained 3. First sharp reaction came in of Mr. and Mra. Maxwell B. occurred fn the eld church, or ICE CREAM FERTILIZER are prompting favorite eon-edndi- Tlflla. Led by students, crowds Hutchinaon Jr., wlfl appesi- li, a clergy appoiittmenta In the arch­ meaUng-houac, aa the teem then datea. 4 9 ^ came close .to taking over for sev­ dance recital giver, by June Jay'a diocese of Hartford were an­ wae. The minister, whose name Is Since the U.8, Senate nomina­ Y du brr buy ONE or a .kuRdraB — aiudenta on Monday evanlng In the CmtssI, OstaMsl, eral days this Oeor^an city wbare List Two Dances nounced today in tha Catholic lost, had begun hie lervtce, when 2 Pints AS r 10 Lb. Bag 8 9 c tion eppeera to be going to Dodd Shafer Auditorium of the Wllll- / Bsriujr or M m Btalln began hia revolutionary Transcript; in entered eome ladlea from the a Hartford lawyer, other towna In at Fo|iular’s Produea DayartiiiaaL • OZ. FKO. career. The leaders of the mani­ At Rec Cetoters maiitlc State Teachera College. •The Rev. Anthony J. Bombo- south, visitors in town, dressed in the diatrict claim that the con- Caaeer Drive Report gresiional nomination should go to COLD CUTS festations even attempted to send liikl from the Church of the Holy allk and with all aofu of furbe- a telegram to the United Nations. Kennpth SImpaon, chairman of Cross, New Britain, to the Church Ntwl someone outside the capitol city. We do NOT pre-package, so you can buy exactly Combined seventh and eighth the fund drive of the American M ore than a month after these of ,St.' Catherine,: Broad Brook, / Bristol Democrats are backing as much or as little as you wish. This goes for grade dancea will be held Friday Cancar Socitty, has anhonneed COFFEE events—In the days following pastor. / their mayor. Jamea P. Casey, for evanlng at both the Oomihunity T that 9190.00 haa baaiv received to n U S B U R Y / onions, turnips, squash, parsnips, potatoes, etc. CAFITOL Starch T—when foreign corre­ 'The Rev. John J. Zyakowtki the^ Dodd seat. Farmington^emo- and W M t Side. Music will be fur­ data. He urges those who have £8 &fvQ Cusj^omfirs ticXI us they like this arrangement, spondents were drat allowed At visit from the Church of Pejer and craia are supporting Town Council BRAND nished at the T by Tony O'Brlght'a hot been coijtacted by canvaaeers St. Tlflla they found armed troops Paul. Wallingford, to tije Church ^ MEN sad WOMEN A REAL GOLD Chairman Wallace G. Burkd^and We think FRESH amer. la an editorial in Pravda on April the icramble for thia nomination, 4. It condemned "rotten elements" EliERGENCY Edwin H. M ay Jr. o f Wetherafteld sliced la the party for using the drive appears all set for the GOP HXW- New Potatoes 2 39c dPEN DAILY/A.M. to 7 P.M.~THURSDAY .and FRIDAY. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ford County congreaaional nomi­ Artichokes 2**'39c to discredit the party. OIL lURNER 49^ nation. w.. 4. Then the rehabilitations be­ , S iia l. Evap.illlilk SERVICE / gan, and the list o f’"people con­ Eight towna in , the Fourth demned under Stalin as traitors Senatorial diatrict. including May's home town of Wetheraflel^ whose records were cleansed grew washed7 cleaned nati^ ’ CALL are among tha lateat to indorae Tcmilces la length:' "■ WILLIAMS hia bid. Not soakd, sa you so# what Staaislav.Koasicr, p u ly chief in LAND PARK MARKET BeaAs the Ukraine; Nikolai vosneaenaky, 0IL SERVICE 1IGHLAND”ST. Manchester, co nn. Dindelion Z'^’-SBc you'r* gatting. .Politburo member arrested in *3M t; Bela Kun, Hungarian revo­ M l 3-4278 OPEN SUNDAY TILL 7 P.M. lutionary leader ahot by SUlIn in’ M | 9-4548 Household Hints the thirties; Marshal Blucher, one­ TEL. M l 9-1098 SPECIAL! W a will hova g spocioi surprisa far you this wookand time commander of Soviet Far \ only. Extro larg* soedless, Califaniia novol orang ts thot ora ... Kaatem forces; former Politburo E ver try the water-displacement member Tan' Rudsutak purged in method of measuring shortening if sweat and jiiicy. Now hart is a rtol good vdua. Coma in ond ltS7. At least one important Com­ ipeciql you haven’t the fraction you need soa for yoursolf. Don’t mbs out! \ munist leader had survjyed In ex- \ among your cup sizes? You flil He, this was Andrei Bubnov, civil i with water a legular marked war commander>who 4wiss freed' TRY JHESE MEAL MAKERS - measuring cup to the 1-cup level, Surprise Specials Eyery Tuesddy and returned to Moscow!- ’ | GIZZARDS [Cl«nedl then pour off an amount of water The rehabilltatiq'n movement equal to the amount of shortening oVdll POPULAR m a r k e t s » spread to the satelltt'ea: Lassie you'll need. Put pieces o f shorten­ P. B. M. Means Popular Better Meats Rajk of Hungary and Traiche Kee- ing .(pushing them below the tev of Bulgaria, both shot as ‘hto- liquid level) )ntp_.the cup until t,he Shop at your favorite PO PU LA R on Tueaday. Ohr mystery speciab Ists in 1949, were tostored to re- water reaches thd l-cup line again, WAYBEST fresh NATIVE . spectabliity. Pound's Wladyslaw and ypu'll have the required plus World Green Stamps make Tuesday Double Valde shopping day. Gomulka was 'freed from prison. amount of shortening when yoil But the Csechoslovaka balked at pour off the water. Ixwk'for surprise specials in every department. POPULAR’S quality .. backing down on executed Rudolph ' SELECTED MEATS H . Slanaky and Vlade ‘aem enU s and One medium-sized orange yields will amaze yoii! PO^^ULAR’S sp^ials will surprise youl The oMre you insisted they really were guilty of 1-3 cup, of -JUire and 2 tablespoons LEGS ’ 59 treason. Whola or Cit-Up ' , of rind (lightly grated-(.' buy the more you save-with PO PU LA R ’S double value way. S. Some people got promotions; 'C h o ic e STEER BEEF Edw-ard Bkhab became chief o f W tr Like to bake with yeast? Here’s the Polish Udmmunist' party after BROILERS • FRYERS - ROASTERS - FOWL an easy bread.- Bolealav Bierut died in Moscow, Apricot Yeast Bread r Anton Yugov.-became Prime Min­ OvM rfody cmid ciilkjipucid fdr your cedNiig nuuds. Ingredients: 2-3 cup hot water. 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 "7 7 u ter o f Bulgaria. , \tladimir *9 cup sugar. I'l teaspoons ■ ■ ' ■ 1 ■■■ ^ , . Matakevich, prevldualy minister of, salt. U cup shortening. cup agriculture, became a deputy / FARM FRESH GRADE "A " EGGS DAILY warm (but not hot) water, 2 pack­ FULL SHANK HALF P O P U L A K premier in the U.8.8.R. jdost im- ages active dry yeast, 1 egg COFFEE 9 OZ. JA B b l . portant promotion was that, of RIB ROAST FRESH PORK t e n d e r K N I T , ( slight beaten I, 3<, cup.s sifted Insthnt 4 5 *'“ Marshall Georgi Zhukov to the flour, t-1 cup dried aprjeots TO Soviet Communist party's pres­ 6Hi and 7\h RIB PICNICS * CUBE STEAKS (chopped!. . idium, the first career Army of- r f Miethod: Mix together hot water, EAT ileer ever to ascend this: high in, ' aiigar, sa.ll- and shortening. Cool HAMS49 SVIfEET PEAS ^ party circles. This, most observel-s Itl «) tti to lukewarm.M.easure warm felt, indicated the Soviet army has Marv Says: "SQliflKTHINO DIFFERENT FOR SUNDAY BiNNER" water into milling bowl. Sprinkle WAYBEST FRESHNATIVE increased its political prestige ahd LEAN. FANtY / t v S 9 « in yeast. " S t ir until dissolved. Btrcngth, Stir- in lukewarm water, niixlnre. BASTE can. Olbera Get Demotions FRESH Add egg. flour' end apricots... Stir 12 fl. Others gbt demotions. .Vulke DAISY-I SHOULDER until well blended, abo.ut-2 min­ Chefvenkov fel) from his -job as utes. Let rise in warm place, free ^ Prime,Jifinister of Bulgaria amid Smoked NRSTPRIZE\ CHiqiaN PARTS .STEAK from draft, about .50 minutea or PILLSBURY chargeajie had furthered a "per- Shoulders until more than doubled in'bulk. sonsllty cult" Stalin-type ,jule. Stir down. Beat vigorously about FRESH A ^ LEAN Troflm Lywnko. the- Soviet A. u>. >9 mimite. ' Turn into greased FK^SU KILLED H) LEGS 69 c Ib While, Cbac,, Orange agronomist wbfi=-had ruled biologi­ MISSISSIPPI BACON 49c I'j-q u a r l tra.sserole. . Bake rm- cal sciences for Scalin with, an jyelhm -; Spice '’ CAPONS BREASTS I K 79c ertvered In h o t '(400 degrees). oven CAKE MIX snd'^'sramcl. p '^ i3 3 ‘ ' 'ir o n hand. got., dismissed as pres­ ALL BEEF. FRESH OnorND ^ . 5S< ajitout 45 minutea. ident of the Academy of Agricul­ N ote: I f compressed yeast Is s(jb- tural Sciences. The head o f the stituted for the active dry yeatst, GROUND BEEF HAM BURG 3 .h. 99c Lb. n y c Avg. \ ★ . ★ ■ . ★ ★ . , ★ Soviet Navy- Adm. hf- H. Kuenet- COLUMBIA GEM V NATIVE VEAL CHUCK dis.solve it- in '9 cup lukewarm aov was removed. , SMOKED PICNICS SHOULDER ROAST POT ROAST water. SEMI-BONELESS | FREE with EACH BAG PIE CRUST MIX 2 'p> do not cut all the way through to - % • n> tt) the bpttom. Cream, a quarter ' | SAVE *100«» smAKS 73’ cup of butter or margarine and a Delsey J Q I L E J quarter cUp o f firmly-packSl aoft!| KITCHEN QUEEN 4f»’ 4 9 ' OR MORE SAUERKRAUT t> , size silver n.oss 2 cans 25e rix:EZ.iNo-.roi.oRED-. Cheddar cheese together. Spread INSTALL THAT NEW LB. TIN REGITLAR GRIND CHOICE HIPS OF BEEF GROTE a WEIGELA stahl-Meyer , the cut purfaces of tlie bread with 11 HEATING SYSTEM OLEO the cheese .mixture. ( Jilsl b e fq re '' CHASR G SANBORN COFFEE ...... 91c BROWN and SERVE serving heat the bread in a mod- SUGARCURED * li| e 4a i o ^ ^ SunshiRB ^ Burry FRANKFURTS •eate. dr hot,oven. Worcestershire,! A ll SIRLOIN STEAKS sauce, celery salt oi'^ qth'er aeaimn- ‘ j !toW NOW Lb. Carton 2 5 c BREAD .Sallines Cinnamon Oxford NAMScb CINNAMON CRUNCH .... pkg. 39c SAUSAGE 'litga mififehe added to the cheese mixture."' . ' . 1 1 L b . Wafers 29c i Cremes^ 29e ALWAYS A SELECTION OF THE HNEST IN FRUITS and VEGETABLES iic lb . lb lb Good lunch: Crpamed -spinach ' NEW STORE HOURS NOW IN EFFECT - > r served with ituffed hard-cooked . | WHITE 43« ''A J f -J - • • 9 , ec ■ - I - --r- , UANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, C0NN« THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 1966 PAGE SEVENTEEN FAGS SOTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.! THURSDAY. APRIL 28.19M C o r ^ n tr y th* Board are. maattnk wD|Mat Bolton Rockville Man in ArmuJUXclw* representation from higher OrdlM, th* Impaas* praredur* Is still ^ Region Mail Methodists Press ] Teachers, Board effect \ Zone Cases Set Convicted ASpy Tells Dag Peace\Toddy’s Comedian U.S* Army Refuses Talk BArstow la stUI regarded by tha Nedr Agreement teachar* aa thalr reprasantativ*. F Minneapolis, April 26 tO)—#and desertion *1111 warti bUghtlng will b* conaldarad by tb* Bolton frMM !*»«• OM) In Jordan • I batwaan thta tows'* teachera and tlv* once more. JOHN Be BURKE Washlhgton, April 26 dPj—Post- Methodist poUcy-maktra, hSUnted | l many familte*. \ Baratow haa not yat mat -as an Zoning Commission aj « public New \Y6rk j-iNBAl ^"tlioro th* Board of Bducatlon la "very haaring at 9 o'clock tonight at th* augar eonqMigr •onM aro two Aniinoan aanata of hu- i master Oensral' Summerflald ha* dltcussioBS between mllltarv com­ ’» by Old troubles that one* apltt r* On spedflc conduct Of* bishop* official repfisaantatlv* — with tha FUNIRAL HOMI Obituary (Conttaued from Pago fW ) mander* her* to be unneceaearp 'Uhaty," Edward Volla, nrasldant' of Board. Volla said Baratow faala aa Community Hall. TEL. Ml 9-«9gS mutiny. Hut I did It'and 1 increfiMd mor," aaya Goorga Gebal. "Amtr-1 announced that a n«w system for ~ Ne\ys Tidbits - th*4r how-united church, today i V™'** .fT r* "* v..*"® and undesirable. ' '• k • ___ , .k . ■ . drinking and legalised gambling. th* COvaalry TaacherV -Assn, said attempt to aaiUs th* question on Proposed ar* changes from real- 17 EAST CENTER ST. n f activUlM throufh lha ytar*.’’ the Arab Lbagut had Informed lU ^ lea’s private. dldja-haar-Uila-oije' handling mails to and from New had two word* on their minds— They said th* liquor traffic has today. dance to business aorki on thaa* seonomlh war- I ^-'P* •>}«> Amerlca’a public, or com- Cttllcii Iron AP Wires "1 have therafere reported the Ui* local Icval ta ."a good gastura." AMBULANCE SEEVlOB ■ Tha 8wlaa-1t»m’ Cold, now 45, : members that two merclal type. England in New York's Grand \ "principle*" and ''pracUcality." | become a ’'major enemy" of Voile aWd a recent meeting be­ ------thrae ptacss of properly iUke proJecU” wers bjing pifJined ZS^^^^SSSSSSSSSSI^^SSt -tnatter to Waehingthn. In the These were the dual aspect! of j Christiana, wracking homes, caui- tween the salary committee of the Wileo Tool Co., Manchesiar, for m m the material ha waa ''fllchinf Dcathi "Tba f9kes we tell, songs we Central Station will begin this land off Rta 6 and 44A; the Roth- looting” from tha tugar com* I by Isfael. sing and rem'arka we make at Baturday. Police dlaperae-about 76 m l* meantime. my a plea that the church "move in ing highway deaths, and vie- teachers' group and the Board waa aura but calculated atepa" to g e t' timislng a growing army of seven "beneficial In terms of establlahing Hearing Tc^ight Well Corp., land on Howard Rd., paay had to be replaced and the I The aourcea laid a League note office paHlas, in locker rooms, dur­ The present system callo for afudenta of Teacher College 6f Oon-: tera nof Qen. Dashers Berlm Joaeph Negro for lafid on Rt. 85. Edwla A. Palmer described these as diversion of Jor­ ing card games, while eating neetjeut in New Brltalfi after command will discuis th* matter rid of racial segregation. ! million alcoholics and problem personal and working relatlon- problem aroae of having pholo- sorting tho mails on railkray post Queirtloa of Means Mtudlrd ’ drinkers. shlpa." On Giola Acres Oh ease CM fleer. Edwin A. Palmer, MO farker dan River waters and an attack lunch or waiting for. babtaa to be office cars enroute. youths stag* damonilratlon around further." graphio copies of it made quickly. on the area around the GiUf of ,bom are pretty mt^h the same girl*', dormitory . . . Two 1956 Unleat *°m^word was fort^ An underlying.question, couch-1 They said medical research has H* said he believes a "meeting A slate bf officera la being drawn St., died earjv this morning at his 1 comedy Summerfield said with the haw ad in a weighty opinion by the | given, ''ominous algnlflcance" to of minds" can be reached in the Th* Town Planning 0>mmS*alon up by the nominating'commlttac He said that in November, IMS, Arabia.- They said the note de-- free-wInglng. any-U plan "service will be at least as Cadillacs are deatroyed by fir* ^ i coming from jVkahln^^ ’ a dared the IWo plans bad been de- as they ever ware. lut In TV, church's ODuncIt of Bishops, was! the health threats of tobacco, and monlha-long controversy baaed on will hold‘a public hearing tonight of the Tolland County Aaaoclatlon BAMBOO Black “JutMlantly” told him that good In all areas and much faster Willlmantie which also alao Ameri«^^ how *soon—and by what means- - 1 that legalizeq gambling has of Congregational Churches for a .this problem had been solved, that He was employed a.s a forepia" Isved by Jordan * ouatrt- March 2 : theater, movies and radio, W* have garage and scorched section the teachers’ demand for higher on Olola Acres, a . proposed i9- at'the Bartlett and Bralnard Co. of Gen. John Bagot Glubb. British had tp narrow the area conMder- in many areas.” episode. the Job could be done without shat-1 sp.ead to 25 atatas, undermining pay. meeting May 6 In BtaffordvIlle. a Ruealan who worked for Amtorg. • The plan involves las* use of the kitchen at home cf Mr. and Mr*. tering repercussions. character and inflaming passions hous* sulMilvislan on Saiitlna Dr, Th* commlttaa, which mat at tha a Soviet trading corporation In of Hartford. He was a past noble Commander of the Arab 1-eglon. , sbly in order to foreatall the in- The note was Issued after Lord The Board voted last week to grand of Xing David Dodge, No. ihllway Post Office cars, with Jesse Greer. The matter wqi up to the 766 "to get something for nothing.” accept the teachers'-request to re­ In th* Keeney 8t. area. home ef Mrs. R. Knaeland Jones New York, would handlie the repro­ but that larael wa* determine lo dignallon of «nUreIy‘ loo many most of the sorting being done In Wyoming truck driver teatiflaa Mayor Otto Suhr of West Berlin SI, lOOF, a past chief patriot of carry Iheirv out ’ the first sviltable group*, many organised and griev- called on American authorities to delegates at a general law-making Tread to Belittle DiaripHao open negotiations withdiit outside Tonight's hearing Is expectaid to Is comMsed of Mra. Jones, th* ductions for rqiay to-Russia. G. Fred Barnes Encampment, New York’s newly expanded mail he delivered three yarda of mixed make a clear cut' reply to th* conference, whiah charts the fu­ representation. The teachers have ReV. John Beck, of Qtlead and He­ Thia Russian, Gold said, waa opporluWtv.V distribution unit. concrete to basement of home The bishops said there's a trpnd be brief. The Planners and Anth- lOOF, of East Hartford, a past The Arab! an far have refused "\Ve may not offer Jest* on soviet charges. ture of Amerlca'a biggest'Protes- to belittle "Christian discipline," been represented by Robbins Bar- b« brief, 'fh* Planners and Anthony bron ;''fnd Oaorge Hammar, of V a r^H knmvn to him only as '‘Paul master of Msneh^ter Grange', No. „ along with a lJ..q.-sponsored topics considered controyerslal If A number of .New England Con- where police une'irthed body of Such a itstement. Suhr told a .^tant Church for foUr yeaij_^ead. and resent any church-imposed stow Jr. of th* Connecticut Educa­ non. " Smith.'’ He aaCd he never did kno^' retsmen protested the plan on Mrs. Barbara Alexander... Police The bishops, In their keyTiSTOOO- Giola, the aubdlvislon'a owner, Dr- Regal to Speak 31, and a member hf East Central project for Joint Israeil-Arab de- we are to be successful In toda.v's f In Maasachiuett^ are Investigating new* conference, waa needed 'be­ reatrictlons on human conduct. tion Assn. , formally last month and, reported­ hla right name but that he- met Pomona Grange and of the State velopnisnt of the Jordan River, and commercial entertainment fteld. he ground* that mall delay* cause of the alarm caused by th* word message last night, declared They added Baratow w‘ss sought after the Dr. Jabffb Sagal, Manchaatar. Ci Smith in New York Olty one i^lght might result. ' ' ' death ef 9-weeks-eM Linda Roger* that “these evils’’ of racial dis­ ly, Ironed out all problama. will speak «n heart diaeasc at a Grange. He was a communicant of Israel has said she will not post- And Jodsy the only thing which whose mother was arraigned on Russian charges among the people '"nie cult 'of freedom, by which' teachers declared an Impasse ex­ * and received instruction from him the Second Congregational pone indefinitely her original plsn* appears to esrdpe controversy is fiKORGR ftOBEL The National Postal Transport of Berlin. crimination and segregation must adherenta distort the word to Sgt. Joseph A. Peek Jr., of Rockville, ia firing for th* 7th Infan­ isted, based on the failure to agree According to the TPC, th* 19 meeting of th* Bolton Grange 8 for supplying information about ■Church. to divert some -of the river water* the b\ibonlc plague. ’ Assn.. — 'A group which Includes mi^ialaughter charge in death of Suhr said he hid aaked U.S. be driven out of the Church. moan the lack of all restraint, has try Division rifle team In the Army Forces Far East and Eighth on aalariea. houses would be built on 20.(N)0- p.m. tomorrow at the Community the pro*ceaaea of the sugar com- for Irrigalinn project*. Most of 14 c.miedlan* and gag- the traveling mall clerksalso another of her children. authorities several time* to Issue But they said the way to do it la- Army rifle and pistol matches on Okinawa. Th* matches will de­ aquare foot lota and serviced by Hall. He leave* bla wife, mVs. Alice Plea for state and local support become the real competitor to the termine the Far EUtst entry in the All-Army matches at Fort Ben- A CEA attorney advlaed the pany..^ Hoffner Palmer; hi* father. Archie Israel also hss complslned f7e- ; wrilers surveyed on the changing protested the move. a statement snd expressed regret by following an old Methodist disciplined life which Is the badge teachers not to sign their con­ septic tanka and artesian walla. Gold also testiSed that Smith SummdWIeld said the protests of prl\-ate and parochial school* In tradition to "establish principles ning, Ga., In Jun*. Perk, son of .Mra. Hilda W. Pack, i* a tank com­ Town water and aewer facUltiea do Advartisemant— Palmeri-aimer of oi Coventry;v.x,veniry. three ii.r« sons qiiently oT Eg.vptlan shore bat-: sense of American humor agree made by m em ^r of Connecticut his efforts thus far were in vain. of a redeemed society." mander In the tank company of the division's 31st Rejglmsnt In Korea. tracts for the next school year, told him he waa never to see Riack Fxlwin and Robert Palmer of Hart- teries shelling Israell-lmunil ship- ^ * t •V>'j w^y* aT aibH had been "carefully considered." Advised of Suhr's remarks, an by a practical consideration of and to continue negotiations on not service that area. Building lets wanted on ap­ again unless he' was speclflcally or­ ping in the gulf of Aqaba, the nar- »tep on tow., Perhaps, as G ol^ Increased sorting at New York State Board of Bklucatlon,.. Hart­ ofllrial spokesman repeated only what could be done." The bishops said an urgeht He entered the Army in .April 1951. He attended Rockville High Hayden Griswold Is the engineer proved roads in BoHon. T. J. ford and Branford Palme, of Man­ ford Youth is given stiapended pris­ Loristian obligation today is to School. ' (U.S. Army Photo I„ j the basis of past contracts. , MUIGHEmR , dered to do so. "ow^rhannel to Israel s southern, suggests this has been caiH ^ into "direct pouches for s particu­ that the case is und^r investiga­ They advocated as a first, In letters accompanying the re­ on th# project, and Harry Goodwin Oockett. Realtor. Offlca MI- , r chester; two daughters, Mrs. Maj. lar ares will provide earlierrlier traUV''*"traiii on term-erm OIof oneene to'fourlo lour years anuand major atep—setting up of a 8tu'd.v keep a "clear^ distinction .betwacn V Cold, in saying the Russians han-' Harold Wilson of ,Colorado Negev desert. The gulf ilea be-1 to an extreme, but not all feel that tion. light and wrong"---In order to re- . turn of uniiged contracts. 24 Jr. of Bolton la listed aa the 3-5416, rastdanca Ml 9-77^1. died him as a virtuoso a’ould play tweeh Egypt's Sinai peninsula and I way, connections for some points by placed on probation Indefinitely commission on the problem, to CThurch offlca, or at the door the Mtilder. ISURFLUSSALESOO,! Springs, Colo,, ami Mrs. William ejimlnattng the wait for trains when presented In Superior Court aist pressures for physical in- |J a k .W |x s |a I q O f f e r teachers asked the Board to re­ a violin, said they played up all the Dickenson of Chardon, Olilo; five Saudi Arabia. Audiences will no longer tol­ bring back recommendations to- diligences, loose speech, exhibt- A -iv xxr iv-a nights of the show. open negotiations on a person-to- DOOBITE RECORD erate racist humor,” says Amie equipped with a railway pqat car," for conspiring to violate B t a f c the next conference In I960. Knoxville. Tenn. Bell I 199 N. Mabr 8t„ at Depot Sq. | things they knew would appeal to brothers, Ralph Palmer of Rock­ narcotics law. Reach Seltleincnt ^ tionism, carnality and lack of The cast of characters includes; person basis, without outside rep­ RACE TRACK^OPEN . him and, since he was not a paid JORDAN OONDEMNEO Rosen and Colem'an Jacoby, th* he said. If done, this would mean drop­ S p t i r s ^ Dave Spencer, Gloria and Ffank resentation. Laurel. Md. (iPl—Thia year, dogcatcher haa its rough momai MI 9-7111—Daily to 9 P JI, . ville. George and Rlrliard Palmer men who created Jackie Oleaaon'a ping, for the moment, proposals etiilcs. agent, made him feel that those of.Coventry and Harold and Archie Jerusalem, Israeli Sector. April "Tlie hope for the survival of Anderson, v(Jeqij;ette and Herb The Board accepted the pro­ whan there ia no racing at Laurel, .but city human* officer Walter I Who took money for their services 26 OP) — Israel reported the Jot- famouB .characters, "or accept III Damage Sqit for merging the Church'* all- Klecolt, AIlMn and Adam Rhodes, posal, which, In effect, was a re­ trie clubhoua* will h* open to Montgomery was Mttan by a dog' Saturday to 8t96 PM. I aimer, both of MancI.ester; three caricatures of minority sterso- Negro subdivision with regular re­ Cliriatlanity as a distinctive way "Jingling Spurs,” th* Center ware inferior to him. sisters. Mm. Lgroy Aspinwall ahd dan-Iaraell mixed Armlat've Com­ <4 life lies in Ita power iff Arnold Thompson, Be’ty and Dick quest to temporarily suspend the trade, civic groups and aervic* or- for the first time In 10 years. He Among the witnesses at the mission condemned Jordan today types.” , A 33,500 settlement has Jbeen gional Jurisdictions. congregational Church Co-Weds Hurd. Erna and Harold dendantel, impasse procedure. ganixations as a convention alt*. said he haa been blUen only three Mr*. CTsrenre Aspinwall,- both of •'If we are to improve ourselves Judge Reverses Jury, The separate administrative discipline at a time when the DAMPING SUPPLUSt | bearing was Mrs. Morton .Sobell, Manchester, and Mrs. Leslie Rlch- for the slaying of four water sur­ reached in a case In which a minor popular mood would erase the 11th coniecutlve annual musical, Don Bennett, Ann and Bob Barn- Voile saM today that while the The track la 22 mHas south of Bal- or four times during th* entlr* 30 whose husband was convicted with veyors Monday -Inf the Negeb de- orally, economically and Intel- unit was a feature of the church's Ingham, Muriel and Don McClain. teachers’ salary committee and tlmora. yaara h* haa held th* post. afdson of Coventry snd Uiree lect\ially,” say* Steven Allen, “our girl sued the man who waa later -reunion — North and SoiitTi .— in Identifying marks of Christian a comedy of the old West, will be the Rosenbergs of conspiracy to grandchildren. conduct presented by the group tomorrow Alice and Clem Nell, Grace and commit espionage. Sobell is sevv- A Foreign Ministry spokesman I humor will reflect these Improve- Gives Ex-Con 17 Years to become her husband for in­ 19.39. Ed Saari, Blondie Ryder, ^ a rth a tag a 30-year prison term. The funeral will he held Sat­ juries slie received when she fell More advance preparations are night and Saturday night at 8:tS urday afternoon at 2 o’clock at the sald the U.N. chairman Joined ; » M»».v .v™" and Bob Martin, Frank Blanchard, Before the hearing started, Mrs. Israeli delegates In approving from the automobile he was driv­ heeded on the matter, the bishops In the Buckley School auditorium. Virginia and BUt Steckel. Nancy H' Sobell stood outside tha room and Holmea Fimeral Home, 400 Main (tk>ntli.ued from I’aga addres.- Editor Charged pomthd humor? Dick Shawn say* | / l i q u o r s " ON; THESE WEEKEND^BUYS Gold was sentenced Dec. 10, Ing at 9 o'clock in ,St. 'Agdan'a _ _ j . , _ ~ 1 • - • au^cnces "are becoiVitof,y more 1 1960, after he pleaded gu.llty to Church, New Haven. Intement Vk/ 1 t Ik Wg>riifi#ai-a''sophisttrcated, more 'hep,' mor*' charges of espionage. He admitted waa in St. James' Cemetery, this ▼T 1 I . I I O C t l l l l U I A ^rown ud aijd definitely more Whiskies MTVing as a courier for a Russian town. . \ •bISse." t.” Phil Silvers says “o u r; / CORNED BEEF LIVER indBMON tyy riig. ------—------:------hnriTor'Ts“'S bit— more violent.'' , A ' ^ . oJfO ■ / - Greenglaas began serving bis The hearers were CTifford and (Continued from Pa^-O nr) OUR OWN MAKE SUGAR Clarence Ma.son. William Crockett,' Rosen and ,Jacoby think “today's I CURED FRESH FROM THE BBINE 19-year prison term in. April 1051.- Jokes are for the most paK tied : DO A ll YOUR Specials rawood McGowan. Tlie Rev. George ditioua. That's com■onmlctely' untrue.ui up with charactertxatlon*,'' I LYNNBROOK FANCY/ROLLED ar FLAT P. Hughes, assistant pastor of St. (.'What we have,-dt...,• -done is lo...... have- |UN0I0 WHIIMT James' Church, was in charge of ex^eased veix openly and vigor- So sophistication, violence and . FOOD SHOPPING TMilbr M by Roof Lhrtr .. Q. 49c the committal service at the grave. oualV our oplpmna on what has hap­ rhuracterizallons are the thing. ‘ 3TH « g y BONEIJESS BRISKET Mk E l s About Town They’ve leplaoed the pointed hu-1 MOOF • »OT pened, in 0 i(na and on our govern- mor ahd the puns, gags like ; BOI^-INLEAN W M tei £dvM Uvw ... lb. 79c ment'svlorelgn policy In CSiina. these, subudtlcd by the polled" HERE > An open meeting will be held We'v* learned in the last three ' 7.89 Lb. at the Polish American Club Sat­ yeai's wS've been home that you ; comics, a* examples of yesterday a CHUCK PIECES BSi Freshly ^ c cB HIdtery say theae\hinga at some riak. i htimor thiit ia now passe^ WHtSKIIS IN THIS PRODUCT urday night at 8 o'clock to discuss George Gnhcl "Straight ' I, a AND 7 YEARS OLD ^ A N or MIXED , plans for a c^embershlp drive for and t "Ourpolivy doesn't recognize the 1 . \N ew i .<..... Ib^49e members and other Polisli socie­ revotution in C;hlna a* an accom- Jh®'' Whathat’s a Greek uru?’’ i' fONELESS CHUCK Lb 5S« ties.. All Americans of Polish ex- 'pushed fact, we cantlmie lo play ''Com^ian r-About 12 dollara a T footsie w'lth Chiang Kai-shek we'll I w-eek." '“tractlon, especially those who do Q- Ca'nhaii^ctuSllyj^^ lose all of AaiaV I Fiom tlie late Fred Allen—"Have i > BRIARCLIFF not now have any affiliation with overnight.? ^ nil OORNEO BEEF i a v IS b the Polish American Club or any ‘Printed Vraatat We Haw' you heard about the gla.ss-blnwer! IlINDIO WNItKIV 'A —Yea. Age, tllpesa, worry, and Of the charge\thaj^.^hiathat. Review who suddenly had hiccups and be- iBURG of ita fratamal organisations,.are sorrow cut do\ywJ.he secretldn of EXTRA LEAN NEW ENGLAND 16 , , 5TH Invited to attend and hear plans aci'Used America W waging germ fore the.v could stop liim he'd blown PROOF ‘ROT 2.99 SIRLOIN FOR A NICE MEAT UOAF pigment:and pause the hah; lo turn warfare in North Powell 200 percolator tops FRESHLY GROUND presented by local officers and two gray or" white. • said: From Mill Josefsberg ,,,"Wh.v 8M01 •peakers on the State level. "We printed what V e saw and can’t the locomotive ait (lown?’’ BURSACK’S COFFEE GAL,^ -7.39------_ J hSTEAKS Cut from heavy eorn-fed ateere.- .Police Chief Herman O. Schen- Q .^Dld the Comanche Indiana Iveard in Shanghai, ,We irertainly at­ "Because It ha.s. A tender belting." OSOUND TO OSDEa WHISKIES IN THIS FRODtjcT PURE BEEF^AMBURIBI dti today attended the monthlv h a ^ a written language? tributed it to the souiVcs which From Edgar Bergeh- "Why,.lsA ,4 or MOR^YEARS 010 BONEI4E8S BEEF /''A —No. During World War I, were the Chinese Communist gov­ kiss like a sewing machine.?’-^J ► maeUng of the Connectlyiit Chief ernment and IndlvidUBlX (Thinrae BLACK BAG lb. B9c • ■ BLUE BAS lb. S7e 1 7 Of Police Asan. a t MadUbn. "X Coniamhes were often used to "One sews seams nice and the Lk. 79c f-i transmit messages hv telephone. who had visited the Korrmi front. other seems so nice.’’ kRUMPROAST Lb. 39c ^ i!b8. 75c ThCir language, w;hich was never Some of these Chinese were mdivld- From Phil Silvers—"A fine car RED BAG lb. 77c r EYE OF THE ROUND ...... Ib. 99C ' The MPD was called bqt'''on a ual* we had known a long time 1/ OLD lOG U BG i AIX UE4N GROUND y crass flre.-«h Cumberland St„ at wrlttch "'■* stranger to the Ger­ I've got. You have to put it in ^ A T B E S T BONELESS BEEF, , mans than a code. and many of whom were in gome second lo go over car tracks." ITRAIOHT lOURRON ► 7:18 last night. Therd w as ipio degree oiit of‘sympathy with\the *6 STH O h M B k B H f damage. Communists. " See Changes Coming Q- What governmental imaltion As for the future, the consensus CRISCO V 3“^‘="“89c PROOF'. • ROT 353 Powell ■ said that in Peiping, .tke lb CHUCK ROAST u , 55e Miss Matireptf Wnddcll, who ,1s did Clara Barton, founder of the Red Chinese capital, In 1M2 n> la. that “Changes will keep com­ 6.0Z. CANS^tOVEk LEAF 6 years eiD Maigning Iw'posllion as sciTCtajry 'American Red Cross, once hold?. saw a big exhibit the Chinese hai ing, but basic humor will remain . . .x ■■ A—In 1854, she became a clerk the same. This Is how the panel; F-RKSH MADE FIRST PRIZE .\ SNOW WHItB- llAL! In the R e la tio n Department to prepaied to “ prove" that America BONELEMH “ MILK-FED LEAN MOJP CURED acceptAndther post, was guest of in the Patent Office; was waging germ warfare, Xpok.s ahead: . To. broil or fry. ^ ee Ravioli, Sunswert Prune Jiik-e, Florigold FROOF soj.O .T * ; -Lb, 49c !/■ IA. 49c Detroit, April i/T>—RuqMiry to In Greek and Roman-literature. on the subject and think it need.* SteVe Allen: "Hufnor is'probably Oranges and firaitefniit. River Brand Rice, Knox Gelatine, CORNED lb Wrapped la Bacoa .4 t* • Lbs. » Lh. S t o g Lb*. eoqtlnue today' lhat 8tudr- a great deal of investigating," becommg a httle mhre cerebral a.s •Milan's 1890 French Dressing, Knnl Aid. OIITIllED IN KENTyCKY 49c 33c baker-Packard Corp. is-^loehing Q—What industrial group.* had Stafte|J in 1917 the old\ burlesque snd vaudeville for new loans, deoplte denials p e largest lobbying representation The Powells,, each . 36, have comics m e . gradually being,. re­ PARKAY MARGARINE ....,..... Z lbs. 49n ' Loon chucks or rumps. from , the auto induiStry’s . big in Congress in 1955.J lived In San Fratjn.yco .itii^ce 19.V1 placed bvYomedia'ns wlio also'have I Wines N a t i v e ' ^ three that jthe money ■. would ^■r I^hor, farmer^ postal em- when they closed the Review and rpllege degrees.'’ VELVEETA CHEESE t . . 2 |b. box 83c PURE BEEF ' . come from them. In Washington, plqyes, raTlroads, ahd truckers. returned to the United Slate.s. The ■-Milt JoseDberg: "Take a good STOCK Ben. ^O'Mahonry (D-W'yo), Review was started by roweil’s fa-' .solid gag that plaved in 193fi, and FRESHLY .'ChaJmuui of a suheonunltter 1n- Q—Hnw are^ large bird.s able lo ther, tlie famed late J, B. Powell,, It'will get a laugh in 1956 and I’m i COAST TO C0A$7 veotigattng the auto Industr.v, soar and sajt for long distances as a weekly In 1917. The. cider willing to bet''Jn 1976. too.” ,■ i ■ SIIUBP-'INE - caiifornia Sweet wines POULTRY . 1’ called the reporlerl lipths “a - iMlhout flapping their wings? Powell continued p'uhlislilhg .after • The late Fred Allen: "The'.aland-1 PRUNE JUICE YOl drepdful. conunentary on the - A-i-By utilizing ' their momen­ the Japane.se occupation of .Shang­ aids will get Hower. I’m afraid, ibs.l FOJ5I, SHERRY, MUICATI1, ~ giircK FiuM ^ - .progress of economic, concentra­ tum to lose ..gltitude alowlv. But hai in’ 1937 until Pearl Harbor Da.v A.itdlences get so mur'h free enter- ; WHITE-FORT, PAll ORy SHERRY tion.’; ■ when there' are favorable ‘ rising in 1941. He died fir1947, weakened taifiment they become blase. When! WHEN YOU DO YOUR ADVERTISING iff. Rot. 29c • SCOTTISSUE ...... 4 roNs 45c •C opons Lb." 69c X currents of warm aii' tit?y can soar b y .. \yif-(iihe imprisonment hnd people finally knbw. all of the; ;i70";;^1.3S,„2.59 cnA PlN WINS nl^F lT R “ for hours, almost withopf-efforT." 'Mffiration at Japanese liand.s. The' Joke* the.v "’iU-^Dop laughing.; • SPAM ...... 12401. ego 3Bc 5-61/, Lbs. Drawn Weight - ' K -I- , Boston, April 36 r>Ti—.T»rnty- PowMl.ti have’two sons.'John. 6, and Humor may go Oiit of style: People •HUNTS . J.AND O’LAKES • ' peaw-old KennoUi R. Chapin, U'ho Q --for what Is the Czc. li, edu­ Tom,-’ both' born in Slianghal. may have to find a supstitute for ►• SW in BROOKHELD BUTTER .v. . ,..... Ib. 47c nurdered a. teenpgn girl baby- cator, Jolin Amos Comenius best Sclniman, 36, was listed as as.soef- laughter.” WHERE PEOPLE START THEIR SHOPPING TOMATO JUICE •Turkeys 59c aitter and the young boy In her 10 o z ' PKGS. SNOW t;ROP CHARLES U FRANC i'; C remembered T ate editor of the Review and Mrs. Worried About 1‘^itiire ’ k • WHITE MEAT TUNA 3Sc con ...... 3 for $1.00 •hnrgev today Won a death-aen- ^ A —The “Woiid llluatraled,” b'V Powell as contributing editor. George Gobel: "I’m \qorrted '3 cans'25c- wim6 tehce-reapUe to June I to permit iComenius, was the first.illuatrale'd Powell said he presumes Schuman about the direction the future will G REEN PEAS 2 pkgs. 39c r • SEALTEST ICE CREAM ...... Va gol. 98c the Executive Council h*-con- textbook -for.:_childien. ” c is in New York. go. I would like to see a television 19 OZ.^KG8. BIRDS EYE. •OrUED IN CAUFORNIA ' m ' ALL FLAVORS •R o d itiiji-'- aMer commuting hla sentence to 0 ^ ^ The indictment, returned before audlenee which embraces all the W ant to got a groattr shara of th* 4A million dollor morkot right horo 12 OZ. CANS RtlSr FORT, TAWNY FORT, nte. '• Q-How many U.S.., presidents Federal Judge D. Hamlin, savs peoples of the world,-u*atching pro­ CUTCORN 2 p k g a . 3 9 c MUKATil, cuts DRV SHERRY, * SWEET UPE STRAWBERRIES...... Ib. 39e C hickens Lbi- 55c have been defeated for re-election in the first count that all three grams from every nation on globec in Monchostor? lost «^yj9 to odvortiso whof you'ni odilng whoro SPAM or TREAT 6 OZ. CANS SNOW DROP V CREAM SHERRY FROZEN -5Vi -9 lAe. and later won a second terpi? "conspired” to , circulate the 're­ girdling - networks. 'Tlia audlenee will become better educated, more 25 Lbs. $2.29 A SCHOONMAKER SElEcilON "KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE WORLD A—Only one —Grover Cleveland. view in the United States dtiring poopit LOOK whon Hity picm^Hioir bHying: Jn this ntwspopor! Hint 2 Cana. 69c , ORANiGE and GRAPEFRUIT CUT UP READY FOR PAN the Korean War "with intent to sophisticated and with aiiffieient ! 50 Lbs. $4.49 k ► HAFNIA'S SUPERIOR QUALITY ^Persbual Notices;. Q.- Whne la a hyacinth tiatrol interfere with the opeialion and cfn.sor’s giant sieve and allow ,1.I5 • f r y e r s Each $ 1 . 4 9 out of ton 9hepping oxpoditiens otort with BLEND JUICE - 2 c„ 33e maintained ? . • success of U.S. military and naval censor's 'g'lant arive and allow RIRDK EYE • >- forces ahd to proihoje the success hupior to swing wide and free at DANISH HAM 2 ^ SL49 Card of Thanks PU>1» o thorough scanning of our advertising ed* out and dt>atro,va 25 millionwater of ita enemies. ” North Korea and all targets deserving the attention - „ . . . W# »Uh Izr thank all of our nelghhbrs hyacintha .yearly' to keep, the chan­ Red .China. of akilled. tasteful comedians," S h o p p in g OCEAN PERCH 4lc VINO ROBUSTA .I^EAL GOLD .... Ib. 77c P A R T S ^ and friends ter the loan of cars, beau- nels of the Panama Canal open. Asst. U.S, Atty Robert Schnaoke .Robert Q. Lewis: ".'Die old jokes, umns. This is tKo pioed M toil your story if A LIGHT RED TABLE WINE tiful floral tributes, cards, nv-ssure.n of JE S eS O ...... lb. 87e • LEGS ...... IkvTSc \ Vmpathy and pther acts of kindnrrs said this waa the first time the good,'had or Indliferenti will al­ S t a H s fairing our recent bereavement. Q—How much U.S. land is goverhment ha* Invoked the ,19.53' ways'be with usin on* form or an­ you wont to got action fast, it's iahvays FRESH flHEAPPLES 29c GAl SWEET LIFE ..... Ib.89e • IREASTS .... Ib. 79e otvited,' by the federal reaffirmetj version of a law' which other." I 1.65 ”7 95^= ^ Tha Yiegina ifalloran Mers family ment 7 > govern- 'NATHAN HALE .. Ib..89e • WINGS . ..r . Ib.25c makes penalties for .seditious ac­ Jimmy Durantef "The humor o f! oosior to soil tho poopio who oro loekipg to • CaYd of Thanks A—Uncle Sam owiia 'o'ne-flflh tivities in war Riiie applicable to f the future v.'ill undoubtedly______.. go ! COOKING APPLES r 2 Lh, 25c R4ANY OTHER FOFUUR MANDS of the continental United States^ the Korean War. which usually ia. toward good, clean humor, no of- AVAIIAEII AT ABP.ETOREE 1 W* wish to thank hll of our neighbors, This embraces an area of 407.9 referred to as an •'incident" in'the fending and virtuaijy no old- gaga i . buy . . . if you ^odvortiso whoro thoy’ro UALIFORM.A ' meeds land relathrSe for . the many arts million acres of 21.4 per cent of absence of any deriaration. of hos­ or 'outine*. The people will he ! ■' F' l \ at klndners and sympathy sboVn us In tilities. ] this Nuwspapor SELECTED FREStt^FRUITS ind VEGETABLES eur rer-nt bereavement, thff loss of our the nation's area. •harper." lo o k in g ! — SUNKiST LEMONS 6 25c pusband and father' Robert Crawford. - Judgp‘Hamlin set bail at 35.000 Dick Shawn: "Th* answer to . Wa •specialty thank all ih^e who sent for each. If convicted they could 118 tha beautjful. floral trlbuus an V! Ii. ; ' I. i ‘J. 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tlonal Bank ? youroelf on Uio rood to ouccooa. ywi DamocraUc Town Committee der a 19M New Deal aall eaaaerva- BUGS BUNNY M a d a m , vUlng for A Btroi^r, Mtter—and worked like beavhra to get out the tlon law. Bua Operator—No libit T o l t 8Mra Important—A winning Demo- Democrats Present Farm Bill ■UM. tham'o ihy libo. votes. It might intereet you fur- AdjMct to Sail Bank An umiaual child lo ona, oratic ergantaat^ ttwr, Mr. K a^, that a member of Cooley told newsaacn tha "com­ UMPTffl Sense and Nonsense aaka quoetlona lta “poi The Open Forum Very truly yours, PUT ANOTMCir ACBOM « n v o lc o a o la your finance commlttoe, Nell Elite, With Supports^ Cash Payment pensatory pajrmeftt” plan, would Flan your work thoroughly be­ aiiawer.—Francob Rodnu Sidly OoninaunlcatioRa for pubUratlona In the Often Forum wlU not I^lllp Harriaoa didn't contribute,a thin dime to the be added to EUaenhower'a original •O T T tiO P ' fore beginning it ind you will put ave^at. INaomi’f Manchester Democratl’' TUnm LIFETIME I BrniUi-irff caah my check ' at the popcorn <4 Wai nboim il bo guaranteed publication If they contain more than 300 worda. •oil bank plan contained in the INTHP daugMcr-'In* Committee to help get out tha LAUfh of th« wtek li about tht aland."' Annabel Davia, Ravena- •IVamiili'' ■ Tha Herald reaervaa tha right to declina to pubilah any mattar ■Paaato M a I t WUJi PrMa* Washington, April 26 iffi—A bU’< ■ The bill would alithortae the B^ate-Housq compromise farm COOLR?! artlat who waa apcndliiK a day In Wood, W. Va. ' law To tks M tor, ''Otaa in that election. government, to pay farmers—tn Ingrodiaat that may be libektua or which ta in bad UaU. Frea axpreaatm tor give farmers both price aup- bilKvctoed laat week. Tha vbto^ a plctuifaqua Malna vllla(*. While CARNIVAL < BY DICK TURNER A Ftni woman In daaptratloR the rebel Demo­ Now I can see, Mr. Karp, why caait.- -tha difference between pre­ called for rigid KlJ per • Son of Adam MPormor of poUtical viewa la dmired by contrlbuttona of thla charactar the rebels picked Ahe name they porta and cash "compensatory PORCELAIN he waa there he called at the (en> "Could you." the apeclaliat Kuealan nilor crats bava bean ttytag to launch vailing government price support cent piTce supports. ' eral alore \o aak the proprietor If Xaked, "pay for an operation If I 12 Great Lake but lettera which are defamatory or abuaiva will ba rejcctad. all klr.da of balloana realgnm- did—because If many o the No- enti" was put^ forward by levels and 90 per cent of parity on DOWN aurganta contributed only a djme I Demo(!rata today as a com­ Ha indtbqted it would be tha he kept t-amcra hair bniahea. foirnd one neccaaary?" ■■ ' ^ II Short-aapped Uoaa of all types, vanomoua let­ K w'heaL corn, cotton, rice an(l pea­ Democrats* of paasaga of "No, air, we don't," replied the "Would you," countered tha pa­ fabric ters, iaainualions, hallucinations, of their money, an ounce of tMir bination designed to asaure 90 per nuts. 1 Units of . ‘Juet Part af The Recoid' LaBelle wax apt>olnted DMputy tha aoU bank jmigram, though FINISH ahopkeepcr. "To tell you the truth, tient, "find one neccaaary If I 14 Operatic aolo reluctance II He lived m 40 Particle 91,100.40 tff American.money, etc. energy or a minute of their time cent of parity piicea oa basic To tha Kdltor, Judge of the ToArn of Mancheeter. crops. I 75)ua,''ir the price support level w:thout BiaenhowAt^a .added re­ we don't fet much ' demand for couldn't-pay for it?" II The Holy — ' I Soviet river years 411 to carry their propaganda to the t' the Interest of. the Democratic ware 84 per cent — the level an­ quest for authortty^^ make ad­ them. Nobody round here ke«pa II Emmet Tha Ckmimittea for a B etter, There waa nor oppoaltlen by the Democratic votera of Manchestar. party thay wtU be doing better Chairman COoIay (D-NC) of the! I Feminine 21 Son of Matren 47 new er port Democratic Town Ommitto# to nounced for whMt — the govern­ vance pgymant of BOU Da|^ funds camcla."' , . , ■^fclty 'Vlaltor—Which la correct IT Young aalmon nickname 14 LevanttaM 41 Doctrine Democratic Party would aak the None of thalr propaganda' haa than thgy have jver done before, House Agriculture 0>mmlttee, [ ment would pay farmers m ca^ tills year up to half of nekvyear'a II Boglanda this appointihent. managed to stay aloft upon a cur­ BO naturally we should have '‘a achcduled early committee consid­ "A hen la aIttInx" or "A heii la 4 Miss Hopper ketch MNetao In Democ'ratie voters'* of Uancheater This IX^e record of eupport of the dlfferenco between 94 and Od entiUementi. Moat Democratak.op- An Intehacly baahful younjt roan aettinx"? 10 Expunged 5 Expunglngs 15 Site of type GuMo'c eeol# rent of acceptance by the Demo­ "batter De:nocratlc Party.” eration on the proposal for direct! per cent of parity. 11 Bfbylonien '... toi believe thkt our Democratic the Dembcratlc Town Committee cratic voter, I am voting for the entire Town farm payments, which he Bald he ■ poae the prepayment provlMon>v waa driving' -one eveninx with a Farmer—r don't know and 1 • Mover's thick 24 Solar disk •1 Fotlc preog ‘Town Committee has no record of tn the /a le of Atty. John Labellc. Vartalloa of Branaaa Plaa 'If they (the RepubUcana) are younx lady whom he had been call- don't care. All 1 bother about la akygod 7 Compound 21 Snore S2 lUUoo cKp The fact remains that tha pres- Committee elate becauae it la a Would Include In a new 'measure to : not willing to accept compensatory II Reign (India) . accomplishments.'' They would ask I am/ather proud of it Thla state- ant Town Committee haa laborsd vote of confidence for the. fjpe authoriao the . . admlnlatratlon'a ’ This la A variation of'(he plan HOWAfOUrtMON'OUT Inx on for aoma time prevloua. ThJI 'When ahe cacklea, la ahe layinx or ether SO miip M Seiaeo them ^ believe that the Demo­ m e ^ la In no way intended to dii* advanced by. Democratic fortfner payments and inalat on advance ■ m 'iM Pry •OTTUE r w . atllinraa of the eveninx and the le ahe lylnx. 24 Health retort long and hard Jn tha interaat of work the present Town .Onmpilttee "•oil bank" program. | • Cap'uchlA 11 "Emerald Isla" M Mr. Aadrowa cratic Town Committee haa failed pa/age Atty. John LaBelle. It is the entire Democratic party. has done and is doing, and I am Secretary of AgiiculturiK-Charles soil bank payments, I wouldn't go beauty of the acene around him In- 17 Worthicf I monkey 11 Male of tha " M ----- of the Democratic Party. Tha step was cleared With Demo­ F.'Brannan and turned down by along at all on - tha soil bank." apircd hi* couraxe. and aittinx Two raterpillar'a Were munch- table ecrap trended to prove that the Demo­ Let ua look at tha recoid: proud to be a member- of H. V cratic House leaders last night af­ I AgM red deer BethlebaM I believa the, Democratic Town! cratic Town Commlttee.haa loyal­ In 1048 the number of Demo­ Very truly yours, Congress. -Tha Brannan plan,, how­ Cooley said In an Intervlevt. atiffly erect and with hla face for­ inx on a blade’ of xraaa when a ' II Prophet who IS Fragrant I I CoHaetion ad Committee hae a very impreaaivy ly lupported hla candidacy on ter they sidetracked a 91.200.000,- ever, would have provided caah "If they Insist on a toil bank ward, he aaked auddenly. butterfly fluttered overhead, One crats ragtsterad in town waa 4.1W Olive M. Chartler 000 appropriation bill which Demo­ II Leave e train d*rin|e record, a record Of support p a rt^ every occasion. and the number of Republicans 18 Hkthaway Lane payments to farmers equal to the advance payment and nothing He'-M ay I klaa you? raterplllar looked Up, nudxed the which I. will now endeavpy’^to! .What more could any man axkT.,. crats earlier had contended would difference bei^een free market eise, they are not aincara when Rhe - Surely. other, and aaid, "You'll never get Egypt to I.6M. have given Blienhower the. money 1 r r r 1 P 1 r r r demonstrate,' / ; W alter T. Mahoney, •> In 1054 tha number of Demo­ iricea and eatablished aupport they say they want to put money He (hla face acarlet, and alep- me up In one of thoae thlnga!” Canaan (11 In the year }W« Atty. John Eaater Seal Campaiga and "an the authority he needs" feveli for aome farm commexiittea. Into the farmers pockets." pinx on the accelerator!- Aw, 1 I I River islet crats reglatarad waa 6,102 and- tha To the Editor, to put a aoll bank program into r~ 1 I LaBelle waa a candidate/on the ‘Why a New Look?* number 'of Republicans 10,412. There would have been no separate waa only foolinx, It'a fine to believe In youraelf. 14 liVheys of milk Democratic ticket for w aeat on To the Editor, It- would be appl-eclated If you operation this year. price supports. Juat don't be too eaally convinced. SI Distinct part This repraaentad a nat gain of would allow me to uee your col­ r" 1 IJ our local Board of Dii^tora. The Why a new look In the Demo­ 1.967 for tha Democrats, and a The aoll bank money bill had The proposal, hotly attacked in l-iJack Benny: "I'll ia-rlte your pay . 17 Frosted , Democratic Town Coi^ittee aup- cratic Town (Jommlltee? Why a umns to express thanks In behalf been challenged by Republicans as Cpngreaa as a direct farm "tub- Mary White Guest An old lady, afraid' of paaalnx ) Abraheml net gain of 714 for tha Republl- of the Connecticut Society for check, Rochealer. Do you think 8 R B ported him on this <^caaion. With new and belter Town Committee? cans. lacking proper authority. They aldy" when originally proposed, they can caah It at the movie thea­ her deatinatlon, poked the bua _ (ver.) the' undivided siuiport of the The present Town Committee Crippled Children and Adults, jo accused the Democrats of trying seems certain to cause another up­ At Bridal Shower operator In the riba; 41 B^xillan During that period, thfe Demo- all thoae who contributed eo gener- ter?" BL ft Democratic votcr/of~Manchpstrr larks the BgRressive and cohesive crata haye, made a net gain over to '‘put money In the pockets of roar If it reaches the floor of the Rocheater: "Boaa, they can Old L«dy -la that the Pirat Na- mai leadenihip that the ever-growing ouely to another successful Easter Secretary of Agriculture . Benson, House. There also was no immedi­ Mr. LaBelle madcr a very creditable the Republtcane of 1,273 votera. Seal api^l. Miaa Mary WhlU, 22 HoUlatar 41 Walkt m Tl ft showing. He lost by less than 100 Den^ocratlc strength of Manches- This increase was poasible only then aewlng up the pocketa." ate assurance it will be approved at., waa guest of honor at a mla- sticks votes. tf^should have. By its very ac­ Last Year Elaater Seals through­ The sudden,, switch In Demo­ by the agriculture committee. cellaneoua bridal shower laat night 44 Cookinx % ft becauaa of the active and positive cratic strategy clouded the out­ e tOAMSOUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPLE i (2) In tho'year l'(M8 Atty. John tions it has relegated itself to a programs undertaken by the pres­ out the..United States helped 100,- Cooley told newsmen after* a given by Mrs. Michael Nlmlrow utensil vM LaBelle the full aupport of minority' position on the local ent Town Committee and to regia*, .009 children to talk, walk and livt look for farm legislation the re­ conference with Democratic House aki and ha)- mother, • Mrs. W. M. 41 Diminutivo of ft IP P scene when It should snd could like other children and sent 18,- mainder of this session. 1* also ap­ KeaUng, at home of the latUr, 107 J TO A the Democratic Town Committee, ter new votera and to change-over leaders t)|at he w6uld Introduce a , v e s.w rP E MoviN Mergarot Sit P w and the Democratic voters of r,.tctuale a majority. It haa failed Independents and Republicans. 000 adults on their way to phyalcal peared to have' delayed Indefinite­ combined aoll bank and "compen­ Hamlin St. Prlenda and raUiUvaa (?AMCW HOUSE/ (ATOR.'-m. 4A M nt os; Msncluister was elected to mem­ to support all the duly elected and economic independence. Those ly House action on Eisenhower'a satory payments" blit tomorrow, resent ware from Hartford, East t6AD,8ANKBR YOU OAH SuyTWE PLACE 4S\Witticitm I The present Town Committee who purchased Ekroter Seals should request for a soil bank bill with DROPPfeO IN TO MAKE A «u B : IL m fr bership In our State House of Rep­ Democratic „.embers of the Board hae given the Democratic party a and would probably >a 11 hla com­ Rlartford, Windsor Looks, Glaston­ WITH A VERV PEASON- /IP Eternity resentatives. of Directors, being content to ac­ be gratified in knowing that among authority to start payn^enta this mittee together-to act Monday. bury and Mancbaatar. and support of the Democratic tee for a Better Democratic ■\ MUCH Town Committee and the Demo- Party. I speak as one 'vho entered , 0 lucluilvB l slscM> BIat .rralle Party of Manchester ran for th political field \\ithout the call Open ^u rs. and FrI. A seat In our State Senate. Even of the party or the urging of any thSuRh he failed in this attem pt group. 1 speak as one who is con­ Eveninihl Until 9 ^OXEYOOP Here Ip. Doc ! BY V. T. HAMLIN he (fkj enjoy the pleasur^.of fullo.st vinced tliat for Manchester there ArelMry IquiiNiiMt SOME WERE-.1HEN COTTON WOODS BY RAY GOTTO support from his Party. is ahead great growth both Susie Sparkle says: s (7) Irtjlie year 19.54 Atty. John pliysically —and economtcally. <7ntECSOXIU> LaBelle aRpin ran for a seat in speak as one who feels that a lews. Arrows- end Acces- I SALSS^ERVICB I MOV« LIKE WwaN^OiVKaowl I LKSHTMIMG. NOPINO THINM our State S(Hial». On thla occasion bellei' Democralic'party must ind Mrifs ly Hoyt, Nack 'Wb mothproof wintor ^MNinonN AVSOLUTILY FRII o \ wiutwoRHourao he was nonilnajed by Judge Wes- can rise to accept its r'e.sponsibility Hawk OBO iter. ^ AND £EEMED\ vouRNCxTvnrr -ley Gryk arul rrh, this occasion he and become a motivatin',' force rogiikir port of our dryft e l^ iiif sorvkoX : \ TD THINK AL- received the fuUXupport of the contributing to thla future of 14 target field courses'oa premise. M O ^ AS FAST/J Democratic, Town (\mimittee. The r.innchesler. I further state that Skooting every nigbt under lights. Democratic Town Committee and issues other than the ineffectual the' Democratic votera^f Man­ actions and lark of representative Aik our eountor girl how\you moy got ym r ‘ KEMP'SINOOBPOKATED chester were saddened to'«n small leadership, as raised by the 'pres­ FARMER'S HARDWARE degree because of his failhre on ent Town Committee, are further FREE ludoor.Ou t d o ^ l 1« MAIN BT^-OO S-gSaS this occasion. distortions of the truth. SulUvan Avc„ Eut Wiindsor Hill— J A 8r0656 (81 In the year 1955 Atty. .Tmyi Vote the entire slate beaded by Read Herald Adva. TRUCK OM VIA . 'OR SICKEN nJO(CR.H(}NEV. JUST SO IT’S you: • ^ BOOTS AND MBS BUDDIES Dory’s Ready BY EDGAR MARTIN BUZ SAWYER TT'5 MU \DEh. 1 BY ROY CRANE OAOttWOST^V)’ »SV\. THt ITS FOE HIE ADKAAL.'OU POfl. MI'S 1 n V E k IN THE P6MTAdQN\ OHBVU OO lUB O tA O l'l ^EOtmA M4KC THE lOftOOOD lAWiNi ;W Y , t HUE TIC CAPTAINS OETAILEP HfY, y MM TkHE ceNaul1^looe^ THAT SUf S A V W ie j O W lK YOUREIW. AM ito* THE TlPPIWNOE -OWtr. 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THE Good One-Two Punchi Herald Angle Former Track Stars Call for AA U Revisions - 1 Brooklyn BeaUI PAT BOLDUC Fetris Blasted^ Kacey Baseball AaaMant fiparta Editor Jones After Setenth perhy Winner ITourney of Champions Tickets Arrive New York, Top KUSPENDVP. BOIUEM a ue. wUl maka kla debut ea a oeach By Ex-Coast , Angel Ckavaa, Itihtareight from in tke Alumni Leagtft tMs summer. MTOM CAUIMIT iMndrcd tIrfcaU tw the Lures 22 Leaiding Pros Springfield, Mau., was euspended . . . _C ^ ch Wally Fortin fa(Bea a 4AfiC07DflV4«0iMne - h uuMsl kuctall AxeanrioM « f Loop Standing with his Star;, Details (W Tef« MANTtOeV' MMMkMtor KfUflito * f Celion- indefinitely by State Athletic Com- > progrem American Legion club Uits asason. aster...ADO A rrw pv bM to New Teric !««■• an1«'ed. miaaloner Denny McMahon after The locals are eepecielly In need A toSAM /T M/d*orr Lux VcRM. N ., April 26 (/TV-Twenty-lwo profegslonfil rnuMia Maheaey repoHed yea- New York, April 26 - New York, April 26 — Ifolfera to# off todgy in the $37,500 Tournament of Champions being stopped by Bihetol'a Frank; of pitchere and Wally is currently The'Amnteur Athletic Union, tocday. The lightly regarded Pitt»- Roche in the third round df the i scouting fceveral of Coach Tom A ASaAAaCAMBLCO over the De.zert Inn Country Club course. With them th« The tioketa are'lor the Sun­ burgh Plrfitea, with little or feature bout of a recent Beil Toam | Kelley’s Red and Wthlte perform- » frequent controver.einl bo(i.v IWT»V oaniMEWrf srood wishes of their backers, incUiding a group who bet s day. daae S4 elagle lam e at the VENTEKDAV'H RBSt'LTS no fanfnre,, are njuietly flght card. Chaves was told that h e! era. .. , . Grid atar Jimmy Roach nimofit fiince its founding, re­ Pale Oreoada heta-een the New Amariesa ANoemrsti USA ’ ' *192.000 cm their chancae. developini[ a one-two punch , was not in shape, no good to fans i and Steve Bellinghiri are the only mained in the news today on The. aum 'rapresentad tha Yetfc Giaata and the Milwaukee Washington 4, Boston 1. e m p p s o e r Bravea. Price af the ticket or premotera. and not wanted' Silk Town candidatoa with the both aides of ihe country an amount aold tn the aucUon ef the Cleveland 5, Kansaa City 2. that comparer favorably with In OonnocUcut. Undoubtedly Me- Hamilton Standard baaeball squad ♦ / X - Timm lacinden raund trip railmad New York 4,. Baltimore 2. Walnuts Down respective players late laat night. any two back-to-back hittera Mahon handod. down the proper de- Roach la equally at home behind itii president upheld the in­ W IN N B iP W'Me sizable, ft w si ahy ef tha fare. The train will make-up (Only games scheduled). tegrity of its veteran secre­ to Hartfard usual. ii. the major leagues. riaion but why was the Bay Stater the plate or at third base while 9M2..500 wagered in. th« suetten NaMeaal It is much too earl;- to refer to Bellinghiri la a pretty fair right- BKN A. Brooklyn 7, New York 2. allowed In tha state In tlie first tary-treasurer and several Playoff Rivals pool last year for thtt toumalnant. All seats are la ^ t ia n s SO, them as a ’’devastating duo,” but handed mound prospect. . . . Alan / Top money of *16,.500 waa paid SI, S3 and S4. areas Just to the St. Louts 6, Chicago 0.« . place? Aren't the fighters com­ former track stars called for ooHusr during the Pirates’ first seven pelled to undergo an' examination Webb, fleet-footed end With laat Regular season .champions, W sl for Oeiye. Littler,' winner of Uih right and to the left e f home games, Dale Long and Frank fall'a Maticheatcr Merchants grid a general overihauling of the Clncinnatl-Mllwaukee before epgaging in a fight? Wfhy plate. (P P l Thomas have done all that could eleven,' is also an outfield candi­ organisation. nut Grill alto captured th. pla^fT br>!^r\"SrtVetocor^*StSlllSt tuiS KTANDINGB wasn't the out-Of-ahape Chaves Stanley Ohaman Is general b-i expected of thtro and fourth rejected before the match and not date for the strong Hamilton nine Prvaident Carl. H. Hansen of title Ut the Restaurant Bow;(fing wat singer Frankie Laint. chalrmaa. Tickets and reser- 1 , National . , . Aceohding to Tommy Conran Oaklaraf, Calif., said in a prepared 4. « piece hitters—and more. after the public had been fooled? League last_night with S close and : ' A >*ear ago Lain* paid 118,000 vattens may he nwde with aay W L Pel. GbI. Only th'h New York Yankee*' Manckaatdr may be represented in statement that "W here-we have • ^ Brtxiklyn .. 5 2 .714 __ Practically tba same situation pre­ exciting 8-2 triumph over Milter's - J***" *^*^*'*r and won *72,900 for Kacey member. Mickey Mfintle-Yogt Berra com- the fam Hartford Twilight Base­ 'bad ourselves of them but .Mr. his Investment. . Milwaukee . 2 vailed a few weeks previous when Reataurant.. The beat-of-five aeries; ' ] . . . . . 4 .667 bination has shown mor* power ' ball /luague this year. The localFfapples, .we will rid iDsnIet J.) St. Louts ...... 5 3 heavyweight Joe W.all^ waa-'^aas- Ridding -Reflects FaeUag • .625 <1 this .ficason. The only other pair of have already applied for admlf- Ferris, A A U secretary, ia from went the full five games with the 1 Chicago ...... 3 3 •pended for hia inept 'performance The bidding last night rsfiectsd .500 I'S •lugger* who clearly outrank thk tfihcc and further information will another or£Kid entlrel.v." two-way titllsts coppiiw th# deci­ Philadelphia 4 .429 against ths. highly-regarded Floyd much the feeling on tha out­ . . . . 3 2 Long-Thomas offensive are Brook- ' ybe forthcoming early, next week. Hansen'a - statement was In sive game by the alaail mari^ln of •4 New York ...... 3 4 .429 2 Patteraon in New Britain. I was a come of the tournament Itaatf, an lyn’s Dtike Snider and Roy Cam- Tommy hfilp^ coach 'f6e St. answer to a charge made MTSlnst one pin. 550-549. / Ex-lvy League Plttsburgli ...... 3 4 .429 2 witnesa to that atlnkeroo. ei'ent fh which each plasrer had to '4 panella. Snider,- however, haa not James’ CTO to championahip FVrrls by John Fulton, former Walnut captured the opening ’ A Cincinnati ...... 1 5 .167 S’q cams to the Hardware City bofiSt- win ar major open tournament In yet hit his true stride. honors in the local Twi League laat Stanford track star. Fulton n m e 570-564 but Miller's, who the past year to quaitfj'. .Imerlcas ing a very poor record Including eliminated both the Bolton Lake Grid Star. Dies Pittsburgh, an overwhelmingly summer. charged Ferris approved an exces­ Cary .Middlecoff waa tha ateoiid New York ...... 7 1 .875 — .being knocked out several -times sive expense account for him for Houm Sind Ray's Restaurant in Chicago ...... 4 1 .800 I ' i pre-season choice by the experU .pivviously yet was allowed to en­ ohoica in tha bidding at IlgOOfi Magical Bobby Knight was high a trip to Canada. Fetrla'loat no opening playoX matches last week, and next waa veteran Lloyd Man- Baltimore, April 2# — Kansas City . . . . 3 4 .429 3 ', Smashing Finish in Bicycle Race io finish in the National League gage Patterson only to pay a sui- swept the n e « two strings 6*3-605 baaement, has been the early Mfi- In his praise of Bob Oousy after the time denying it. grum at *15,500. Greaham Hough Poe, 75, rellHd Boston . . , . 8 4 .429 3 >4 •penslon penalty after a poor show­ recent Frankie's-New Britain rage "I do roly entirely on the out­ and 5*3-67^ In' the big second Detroit ...... 3 4 .429 Ferdy Kubler, with glasses, of SwUserland, wine Mllan-Turln bicycle race in Italy by a dost son surprise, -winning three of Ita ing. Thera must be a remedy for Detail* of the auction aro Mm* Uiveatmeftt broker and one of the 3 'i margin; Competitors In background plls up near finish Una. ime in East. Hartford. "Best man standing character and spotless game, both Tkams had keglers plnr Cleveland ...... 3 4 .429 first seven games. Long and xnismatchea' like these aonaewhere pie. The buyers, usually reprahwit* * Six I4ttle Poea" who eat'Jillahcd 3*4 Ve ever played agaihst,” is the record of Mr. Ferris earned over a ning flne/singles. Matt Desimone Washington ...... 3 6 .333 «'s Thomas have been tha dominating along the line. And promoters yvon- (140), efiris DecI flS7) and Walt ing a group or syndicate, Md for a factors in all three triumphs. rway Bobby put it after the exhibi- period of more than 49 years de­ if great football tradition at Baltimore ...... 2 6 .250 5 der why fight fans do not support tion. ’ ‘He's the greateat,” claimed Hlirnsky(l48) wvro tops for Mil- player. .Out of the total pool, 10 Scores from Second Thomas Seta Pace voted to senice In amateur Princeton Unlv: -alty, diet' yester­ TODAY'S GAMES boxing in Connecticut? the talented Knight who has op- sports,” said Hansen. He told me ler's .t^ile John Bssiela ( 14S) and per cent cornea off the top and Jimmy Lemon, Washington oUlfleldsr, scores ffoni second Thomas rapped two singles last day at a ' convalescent home. -He Nattanal d many top-notohers In hla by phone that the charges are Buster Keeney (187) were Walnut ^ s to the Damon .Runyon QaiKer in fourth innliig at Boston April 25 ss Red Sox catchdV'Ssmmy Brooklyn at New York Crlag Norwich Spoils IndiansV Opener night, one of which drove In the nd. Laat year this amounted to bad beep ill for several years. Happiest person after last Thura travels along the basketball trails utterly irresponsible and without stiindouts, ’ vl White drops wide throw from centerflelder Jimmy Plerssll. Lemon ■(1-0) ve. Worthington (0-i) or run In the seventh inning that day night’s basketball game in ..With the Central Connecticut / WIm Margin *20.250. Prominent socially- and in fi­ scored on hard alngle to center by Jerry Snyder, who went to gave the Pirates a 6-5 victory over foundation.” ‘ Antonelll (1-1). Ea.it Hartfpd^ when the brilliant Basketball League season finally A few hours later on a televi­ Aaslela pinned' another.' 135 The buyer of the winning play­ nancial circles, Poe was the second on the throw. Vmph-e Ed Rommel calls the play. Wash­ (Only game acheduled-)!* . the Philadelphia Phillies. He also Bob Oousy sparked a last period concluded Promoter George single to pace the OriU's 562-526 er collects -40 per eent of tha n iu youngest o f the Baltimore broth­ ington won, 4-1. (A P Wirephoto). - ’ ^ With 6-1 Win; Play Bristol Today scored once. Long slammed two sion program (Dumont) Elmore American drive to spearhead Frankie's Drive- Mlfchell plans to relax for two /wln In the fourth game while Bill and 20 per cant goea to tha huyar ers who Went to Nassau Hall, In doubles and a single, batted in two Harris, a fiOO-ysrd star from 1945- New York at Baltimore — -■’1 'In to a thrilling triumph over the months before organising his 47, and Roscoe BroWne, formei’ BaganI Sr. rolled a 137 j«s the of the aeixmd place flnlahar. Other the Ute ISOO'a and at the turn Byrne (1-0) ve. Wllaon (1-0). runs and scored twice. Long Is powerful Manchester Merchants for percentage* are 15 for third, 10 By PAT BOLDUC runners moved up when Keeney utea. Cyr, McDonough and Cole 'New Britain Pacers was Silk i;000-yard National Indoor cham­ victors eked out their slim margin of the century. They won fame in Washington st Boston — Bro- now hitting at a .429 clip.^Thomaa another football campaign .. Ami­ In the firth game. for fourth and five for tha fifth, ••■V" the days when tlie Ivy* l^eaguc was Scoring a lone, meaninglesa run was forced to make a play at first is batting .346. Each has ^iven in Towner Ray Damato. Along ulth pion, called for liberalizing of the Manchester Stock Car Driver dowski (1-0) vs. Brewer (1-0). accounted for Manchester'a three his brother Lou, Ray has spon- able Casey Magnuson may accent Overall. Walnut was led by •Ixth and seventh places. ____ the biggest thing in football, and In the bottom half of the eighth on Evan’s (founder In front of the six runs. AAU rules regarding the definition ' Cleveland at Kansas Cltv — binglea. And although the In­ -sored Frankle'x the past five years the position of commissioner of the of an aihkteur and punishment of fiasiela who averaged a fine 126.1 Tournament Chairman WOhur their-'names are atUl held In ra- Inning Manchester High averted a plate. Shortstop Maynard Strick­ The Pirates, as a team, have a Rec Softball League. Ixing inter­ Wynn (1-0) vs. Kretlqv (0-6). land, the afternoon's batting star diana .were guilty of aix errora ' And it was his final contest as the promoters who violate the rules by for the five games. CTiarHe Whalen Clark ' abandoned the “ ■ivaop- spect at Princeton t. ‘.ay. Clings/ to Lead in Standings total of six home runs this sea­ ested in the sport and currently, stakes” lottery this year, a ayatam (Only games schedufed)'. shutout at the* hands of strong with three hits, drilled a single off only \ona figured in the actual scor­ team's backer. An experienced paying an sthlete excess expense and Keeney averaged 115.2 and The brothers are distantly fe- Norwich Free Academy yesterday son. Long has three and Thomas the state commissioner of the NSC 115.1, respectively. Tbi-ee of the followed in Calcutta pools at many ' la.ed to the poet Edgar Allen Poe. Cyria glove at third and both run­ ing. three. Thomas has driven In the •script writer could not ' have monies. afternoon in the scholastic base­ a... wJa* 1 V a 7 ’' » »A«iionai(National sKMioaiiSoftball AJonrreui Congivssi Inin losers. DecI (121), HiUnskI (120.2) private country cluba. In this a Poe quarterbacked Princeton A seven-way tie for sixth spot the preferred class last week ners scampered home unmolested. winning run in all three Pirate , Harris and Browne, along with failed to.i.jntks the newest tab. ball opener at Mt, Nebo. Only a Strickland led off In the' fifth Dafenalvely Norwich's second ?"****. V*. Connecticut, Magnuson would be Joe Nowlckl, former half-riUIe col­ and Dick DiRrIta (120.2) averagcnl peraon buya a ticket for " I or mere teams in 1900 and 1901, and also In point standings ^highlights the baseman. Bob Szostak and the lo­ victories. His ninth innlng'sLngla contest witnessed by close to 1,000 excellent .choice for the local •nd takea a chanca that it'm u Severail of the regular power- handful of loyal fans braved a with a sharp single to left and fans. Including many from our legiate tltle)K>lder friim Fordhsm, better than 120 In the final playoff played on the varsity hockey; team. weekly ‘Top-10” rstinp ' list for chilling wind to watch the impres­ cals’ Norm Hohenthfil and Wojclk drove in the deciding run in Pitts- Job . In a recent telephone con­ Flaherty Admits_ Violati ns aeries. match up with tha wihhlng p ilfe r Its who finished well up easily stole second base. But Kee­ 'City of Village Charm. Congratu­ Jim Her'oert, a one-time greSt run­ In World War I, he commanded sive visitors gain an easy 6-1 stood out. '“urgh’s 3-2 victory over the Giants versation, Dr. A, B. Moran picked Mltlrr’s m ahd give him a portion of tha 1M- stock car drii'era who have esm at the end of lis t season are still ney, making hla first varaity start, lations are in order to both Ray ning star for New York University, an artillery battery In France. His triumph. Norwich’s Tommy Evans The Indians were at Muzzy Field --pril 19. Hia two-run-homer de­ the strong New York Yankees to I»l !nii 3rd 4)h tery pooh . A peted in .the first three meets at battling to get Into'the game. They retired Tom Mara on three straight and Lou and also to Mans|fer- and Pulton related 'in a Life rnnttlln ,, , M m ns as brother, John Prentiss -Poe, who held the Indians to three scattered in Bristol this afternoon for g 2;30 feated Brooklyn 3-1 on April 20. win the Americfiri League pennant Riverside Pkrk SMedv/sy. The are Jocco Maggiacomo, last year's pitches and got ccnterfielder Ray _Cosch Ray McKenna for 'a Job well by at least lO-l* games. You magazine .story by Jack NeW- Deflimr-n* . Wt 140 104 ini In laat night’s auction fem n r waa outstanding even among the singles while his teammates col­ .(5) fast ball with a good curve, was baez, who fanned In two. previous tuck ,(4-l» and Hall (7-2) In two Comedian Jimmy Duranta par- kins,’ Whedbee and Poe,- now dls- Gene Bergin, Hartford; Lou Fox, to get his new No. 21 in good hand­ earlier outings. this season. Carl Elrskine pitched Injured in a race at t.aconia. N. H^ price." Harris, was quoted. "May- violations by ^ne of Cfiliforntii's .Flaherty agreed with James erating in tM black as a whole,” Psssnl ■.... I'IS 111' 57 never In danger striking out.seven 5; c('Isuirhsrv ..104 W 101 Hartford and Bkldie Flemke, New ling shape and Jerry Humiston. appearances, lined the ball sharply Norn'irk (6) Personable John Lindquist, state J>fP« is back .driilng be only a couple of us out of five top fight managers set the stage Oox, chief counsel of the Investi­ he said. He explained he had favored Canadian golfw so*v^ by the death of its mqm' enemy batsmen while walking to leftfield and past Steve Cooper the Brooks to their fourth conse- ■ Keen-nVy , ...... 115 137 118 ^Ing for ohvioua reasons — befs. , - Britain. Raacing gets under-vay for the AB R H PO A K cutlve victory with a seven-hitter ,commissioner for the ASA (Ama- ags»i» at Riverside Park In Ags- or six starters were paid. But the for today's final hearing th s gating Commission, that he was long consimred It a good Idea to fisslel)K-ia .-...... ms 14S 137 fopr. The host Red and White nine who made a valid but futile at­ WalFnc*yk. sn ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 warn Mass. Gene'- narrowly es- promoters knew that without us WhaleiL has more hair than Jim­ Tw o o f ths famous brothenf- A rt (Rock and Roll) Rousseau of- fourth session Saturday night and managed to get.a-,runner on base Strickland, aa ...... 4 1 3 4 1 Q fpr his first triumph. . teu'r Softball Assn.) in Connect!- drawn-out statewide boxing in- >-4’lied in pretty closely with these underwrlto them. tempt to get a glove on the ball. Sordini, c ...... they didn't pave a race.” my but auctioneer Jimmy ctnild survive—Nielson Poe, of Prince­ Manchester, continues to hold post time will be 8:16. In each of the flfst four Innings 0 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis walloped the CThieago cut. and Bud Maru. Sute Soft^Iall I ‘'■P^‘1 '»'hen while leading vesttgstlon. * . ' people.” Butm t,h ,he ( denied he refused "I don’* think anything la wrong Totals Mi 550 ^ - There was one down in the sixth Mara, c ...... '...... 3 0 0 6 0 0 ’ League director, were in town last " tree NowIckJ was quoted as sa.ying. to talk, "because the *‘'ederel Gov­ with-lbcrown thlr yegr ? He has the Alan Johnson .to roll out to the base. Murphy tallied easily on Kvana; p ...... game between Cincinnati and tha ‘strong club to represent Man­ Manager Sid ^Flaherty of San Bridgeport, April M UP)—^The Red Bolduc of Pswtacket. R. I., .3 0 1 0 2 0Braves in Milwaukee. chester in .the annua] Stale Tour­ need of a publicist and a few um­ lime. When the Wes Santee case .him, Uetefied to the advice ef. At- kfiow about payment* on the side” qama la Ted and h* aold (e r *1*,- power, speed, eyei the intense am­ first baseman unassisted. another one basq knock b y Evans pires. First game featuring the Francisco, whose stable of some 000. Providence l College baseball team has moved lifts- the select group Totala ...... ' . 36 6 8 27 11 2 Y’anks Win Seventh nament in Stratford. Over 40 broke, 1 thought it was unfair to lorney Howard C. Ellle. to their m ana^rs.' - ■ f " bition. What he hasn't had to date, Finally In the eighth and trail­ and Johnson also scampered hofne Manchester Auto Farts, defending 25 boxers includes midlleweight picked up a 7-0 lead over Bridge­ for the first time. He is in fburtlf Maai'iirater. Ill The New York Yankees, who teams participated in last year s start enforcing ru^es ■ that haye Bhortly before F'lshert(•'laherty took the Cox, citing GU Cadilll as an ex- Laag island *Opafi«r* says Daniel, Is mental poise add ing by six markers, Coach Tom when Cooper's throw was mls4 AB R H rO A K champions, is slated Monday night, Carl (Bobo) Olson, yesterday a m r r Xc a n i .e .a o u e port in four Innings today, lost It spot with Frankie Blum of Hart­ emotional steadiness. He must do Kelley's club produced Its ■ only Cyr. 3b ...... 3 1 I 4 2 1 are threatening to make a run­ tourney. Connecticut ranks third been waived for years. I know brushed aslde_the protests of .hit wltneaa stand, Ellis tried nnsuc./ample, told Flaherty "You deserve Cry singer Jolmny M y , uyli! played by catcher Ekldie Wojclk Bratilt. cf ...... May 14 under the lilRhta at Roberl- M^mA^sslIss t os od\ao*is A IlFst Y^oaae msad ------w Brtllng tbSsed on 20 at baU)- - by the ninth, and came back In the ford in fifth. Ralph (!?crelva, Sims- a lot to steady himself, sayn Dan score. Little Leo Cyr walked and who threw wildly to second in an . 2 0 0 0 0 0 away race in the American In the country with the total num­ AAU officials w)io. when they. attorney and admitted: —> “ cessfully to disqualify Cox and H'. great credit for the manner In M-ht'e> New York; .446; Sjtowron, his.hand at auctioning,announ^ )3th with three runs for a 10-7 vic­ McDoimugh. rf ...... 101000 ron Bark .. High Baseball Coach Jack Hanna, director of the State S( that golfer Max Evan* bad Wblt biiry, Hal McCarthy, Stamford and lei, who bclievea that Mantle now raced to third on pinch-hitter attempt to catch Evans who broke Cole, aa ...... ^30 I yl 2 1 League, made it seven victories in ^ ber of teams, players and umpires v.-ere competing, took Just as much l..H e acted ••; I’o-proinoter of which you treat your boxer* finan­ New. York, .438;\pourlney, Wash­ tory. ears Glasses Tfpn Kelley ia looking to the future s s . Santee did.” Depsrt'ment of rrqfeeslonsi: find cially.’'^ * ’ t,be Long Island "opener." Cttm*dl> Red Foote, Springfield who were In Is at ths croasroads of his career. Stew McDonough's ground single for the base on the throw to the Cooper. If. p ....A ...4 0(yfO 2 0 eight starts by vanquishing tha 'registered with tlie XSA. The two siiVg'seven Juniors and ttVg sopho­ many fights throughout Norlhern ington, .435; W(M'ts, Cleveland, American . League umpire AToJclk^,c ...... 3 0 (> 13 1 1 visitors were also interested in Santee was suspended for life by VocstiorisI Standards and hea)afi of Flaherty offered to putit any ofor an Joe E. Lewis peddled Hanry past the outstretched glove of plate. •Tohnaon. rf ...... 3 0 0 0 3 Baltimore Orioles 4-'2, The victory mores are included in. his 2S-msn Cullfornta, although state rules .429; Olson, Wa( hirtglon, .412. Frank Umont, who made Ma­ Norwich second baseman. . .McX Hohenthal. lb , gave the defending rhampiona a Taming a commissioner for the the.Investigating Commiasloi hta ftghtera on the standd and U Ransom as ’’King Ransom” te(r Strong In Relief , ...4 0 0 roster .. Dave Golas was forced to forbid ilianagrrs taking part tn - Runs Mantle, New , York and *6.000. i\ jor League history in Kansas Donoiigh was promptly thrown Coopitr relieved Keeney after ,Swf»t 2b ...... 300310 game and a half lead over runner- Williraantic area. bypass scholastic baseball ' this monies He--jil8o w ant^ th’im cbergeij ; any w'ere dissatisfied to makeakeUiiWt Yost, Washington, 10; Bauer, New KfMio-. I> ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 mnlchmakliig. ' with, misdemeanors for ssMi-tedly Bob Mope, another of tha bat­ City, Mo,, when he wore glass- out attempting a Steal of second drwich’s sixth run and held the up Chicago. The White Sox., and spring because of an injured leg, "I got paid bonuses, but I know I free agenta. York, 9; Berra, and Lumpe, New Turkinirlon, If ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 2. 0fteM had more than the per- vlolstihg s state.code in/'publicly - Hooking F'rea .Okay; ■ tery of volunteer auettonatra, Sf to umpire the Kansas City- but Co-Captain Alan Cole rescued A ^ d s to a lone single over the Detroit had a da;v' off. Ronnie Daigle, long a sucresiiful suffered in football .. And with the j w "**:*? P}'S.\ . . . » fighters on a-single / York"and Olrqn, V/ashln)Hon, 7. Det'rolt game, inspects his Cyr with a sacrifice fiy to left- lam three and one-third Innings. Totala ...... » 1 3 27 !» '6 Washington, another team play­ coach In the Alumni Baaeball mention of football good things are ' smsteu Browne disetosinig Ihformslioh' ti^eh from I Flaherty thought booking fees wound'up owning Bo Wlningtr for f Norwich .. ., 020 022 0(N)-o6 rard. "H e probably have '1«la»ed | .ubpdenaed recorda. Runs halted' In. -Berra and *6,500. . glasses. Umont said "I ex­ field. The losers went down in one- The\6-4 .Keeney was in constant Manchcater ing a better brand of baseball than league, has decided to remain on expertad with next year a Indians' •* saving, : were okay, " If a booking agent Mantle, New Yoi-k, IS'; Biiuer, New WO 000 OKiHl that rule- more thaa we should kEllis-'ii. threatened >to afiek. a court 'has a lot of,expenses to make the pect to be ribbed almut my two-three order in the final frame. trouble although chalking up eight expected, upset the Boston Red the sldelinea this summer. . . .. squad. Coach Walker Briggs will "SoTv r.ie'Cts were r«n-atrlctly York and. I’etlelhoch, Washington, Tisday’s tournament pairing*, In *! . CoIp : HR: Lohaci: SB: Sfretna. SlHck- have,’’ he saM. In'unrllon to prevent/lhe Invesll-1 mslches." glasses, but I -don't expect it Early Lead strikebuU. Only In the fourth ..... o.-rriim, oyrirn- Sox, 4-1 at Fenway Park for ita Johnny Hedlund. former standout welcome the return of U jettfirmen Pi'oRf that’s why I demanded 7' Trisndos. BalUmoie, Vei-fipn order, wero Littler and Winingtr. will worry me." land. Juhnann: SF: Dnuhli. blava: 3. Accejlted teea aa a "booking gators from reporllpg their find-: He clted'as an example the case Meanwhile, the winners jumped and nirtth frames was Norwich set Murphy In Sao'atak In Dem paky (.OB' fourth victory in nine atarts. Pedro eateher and long time local favor- -seven linemen and four backs liberal ■ expenses.” . sfiiiN Herbert. end Plc.-sall', Boston ..n*' Power, Chandler Harper and Dick Mayor, into an early lead In the second in­ dow’n InXorder. Norwich 10. .Manrhcairr 8: BB;,Kcriif.v Ramos handcuffed the Red Sox "Sure I made nioce/ money than agent” but never got a booking mgs to Oov. GOodwjn Knight. / ' where he got *8.T7 .for a Ray Arcel Dow Fhnsterwald and MIddlacoff, agent’a lli-ense. No California) Kniisos City, 6.' ning. With one out. third baseman StrlcklMd was the only per­ 4. Coo|.cr 3. Kvana 4: SO: K^rnrv S. with three hiU as the Senators AAU "rules permit -but 1 didn't He said he exp(sblr(1 to file the,show promoted in Sacramento'In ^ack Fleck and Tomnfy Bolt DOW Cwpar 3. Evana 7: Hllj ofd Krrncv fight manager baa such a license. Hits - Skowror ^ew York-and Joe Murphy singled and rightfield- former to\ crash more than one I for 8. run.. In .1 1-3 Inninsa: Cooper 1 hung the defeat upon ex-Wfiahlng- make a living out/ of it. When T action "within s nlonth." .probsbly'l 1954 by F’red Pearl, F'laherty Yoad and JuIlUs Boros, Ransom ■ 4 Rebel Bob Russell 4. -Fnliowyd the ’’rommnh prac­ at SscrameiUo. -v I said he earned hik money by-Irav- Olson, Washington., 14; Mantle, er Dave Johnson wdrked starter safety during the contest which lor 0 runa In 3 2-.'l: HBP; .by Cooper ton righthander Bob Porterfield. Charlie Joseph Labeled Comer retired, 1-didn't have five dollars New York, 13; BeiVa, N ir- York, ahd Arnold Palmer, Kroll and B u ^ Keeney for a free pass. Both required twb hours and 55 mlh- Keeney: I.: Keeney; Herb Score pitched the Cleve­ In the bshki” tice to-feed and .w ine” vlsilors nt May l-ov 9nly aWnteea from th* roatcr champions Friday night in a duel Wertz eased the way for the fire- less a boxl»j| sage than Jack | saw Savage the winner four lence .and failing memory of Ber-j (p Callfoiitlii. ■ ,'** the efirporation of the same name, ington.'3. ' Triples--I.opei„ Ka-isss Cliy, ^ ellgiblea^were Sam SpMd and with Emilio Camera of Boston In Boston, April 26‘ (IV) — Ted Reaches\Ouarter-f'indl Round • bailing lefthander. Bobbv Shants • Kearns today labeled N ew -O r-( rounds to three with three even nle Ford, Sah F'ranislsco fight- pro- | Cox s ^ he found the regulation , He said profits of boxing shows fne recent JM^era winner. Jack the feature bout of a mat show at was the victim of all but W ertg leans middleweight Charley Jo-,| Th^e A P card had 'Joseph a 5.l*-2 moler and presldent.of California against/msnsgerii acting as pro-, promoted in San Franctscq by Pauer, New York and Telielhxch, WilliMs, Boston’s slugging - i _ i — — 1 ,- Washington, 2; doyd, Baltimore. Burke Jr. Businesa kapt both the Stanley Arena. It's slated for blast. seph championship timber and Boxing Enterprises, Ific., of which moterx'"almost universally dlSre-. Ford and In Oakland and Rlch- away. , ^ outfidder.utltrider. Isn’t recovering frohs said the young stylist could "Go Jensen, Boston and -Runnels, the best two of three falls. his Sore foot as qiilcMy. as he Finehurit, N, C., Apiril.,26 (4*)— "ed 21-year-old Wayne Jackaon of Dodgers at Their Best Joseph, who resumed his high Flaherty has been esUfid the bo.ss, gardM In-Califomla.’'. ■ i mond hy Johnny Mtmro, vice pros- all the way." school studies after a hitch In Schoolbo.v athletes will he kept Flaherty refused to tsl'- only Flfiherly said he began ,co-.pro- idcnlqf the rocporatlon, w-er| sup-' Washington, 1. There'a a tag team in the seml- had hoped. Seven scratch players'and one Hampton, “ * Va., 5 a'nd ' 4,' after an A Pold Grounds' turnout of 23.- busy during the next frw days. flnal slot that has Jes.se James and earlier 2 up decision over Don 673 saw the Dodgers at their Ikiit Joseph,, s 23-yesr-oId high military aerviefi' said he couldn't alioqt the Interest of James D. molAhf to m a »w o r k for his box-''posed to go Into the corporation Home runs B«r -a and Mantle, “ I’m doing everytKliig I can brash two handirapper,\20-.'ear- Starling this sflernopn at 3 o'clock New York. 4: 'Trlahdos, Baltimore, .Srliolaalie' Ray. Walker of Montreal lined up W'eiland of Phoenixville; Pa. as they bombarded starter School student, u.sed a talented left iindee.stand how Savage waa rank­ Norris, find T r u m s n : Gibton, er*. . treasury.* ., ' to bring- the toot nrouqp but it old Jake Howard, University tff. in New Rrltain. Coach Paul Phln- Knlina-and Hooi>e, ,Delix>it, Wertz, Bgainat Dynamite Dunn and Buz^ just doesn’t seem to respond,” Hearn and three Giant relievers hand and a hc-’uiy defense laat ed ao high, “ president^nd executlve-socretqryf /"A faw- years hack, I had a lot . Flahcrly, Fold and Munro each Robbins, National Collegiate ney’s Red and White track squad of the International Boxing Club.. -afr boxers and no clubs for them owm.i.5 shares. f'leveland, Baiiei.s N'eW York and Nirsf. Britain" 8, Hakford I. Cb-lo. Tills is also slated for a pos- Wlllinms said yesterday after Georgia Junior from Augusta, Ga., rhampiqn two years ago, has yet for 13 hits, fielded spectacularly night to score a 10-round split'de-. JoseMi JnseMi weighed U!159. Savage 161. remained in the running today a.s and ran the bases In dashfhg style. cisioh o.x'er mauling '.'Jilo Savage: engages Norwich F-e^ Acad-mv j / - Olso.ii, Washifigton, 2. Norwich. 6,- Manchdalcr' I. sitile three falls, with James and the Red l4ox’ 4-1 loss to Wash­ to be extended beyond the 15th and New- Britain High School in ; West Haven t, MarUMTn 0. ington. the North and South Amateur Golf ^ o le Yesterday he stOoned Frank Gil Hodges walloped a home run. of Salt Lake City, second ranked „ \ • ■Stolen bases -/Baiiar, New York ,\- Orio taking up their battling where, a triangular meet. It should prove ' end Lemon, Washington, 2; nine*: Plainfield 4, 'Jtw!kvUlr\2. they left off, in a tag-team boiit Ted wants to appear In the Tournament reached the quarter-f^°„L*chIrTpL"sUT4 and t double and single. Pee Wee Reese bontonder for the middleweight P | a ^ | l v i l F ^ D e f c a t S distinguished himself at shortstop ; a stern test for the Indiana who , Ex~New York Giant -Pitcher tied with 1. t last weelr. series with the New York Yan­ ‘ lii.l j . n...... A"** Raymond Pittman of Fayeitte.- 1 will. be led by Co-Captains Bobby j kees this weekend but Isn’t cer­ with 11 chances, sei-eral fir them PUthlng l*lerre, "CliiijSgn aiuFamF r ■ Opening theyhow at 8::30 is a G a^d« rt 1^*111 ®Jt'’ille, N . C . 5 and 4. Robbins shot difficult ones, and Jackie Robiniori Rockville Nine 4-2 ; Vinton, one of the state's finest dls- i. Fo-'d^. New York, 2-0, LOflOi l7 tain. k qualifying day and has been single-fall match between A| Cou­ stole home.. It was his 20th •teij'' ; lance runners, and popular Bill i ^^^]Nof^urning Out Baseball Bats tied with 1.0,>;00q, ture and the Masked Terror, who Williams has suffered bleed­ t ^ day a fouM8-hole matches. The around par in all his matches. Joey Maxim to the light h^avy WORTHY K|'OGE«m< winner was booked for semi-final of home sinte 'he Joined the DodgV ■ MscArdle.' • . Strikeout's- - - .Score. .C^IeveUnd will have to unmask If he loses. ing In the foot and has not been Campbell, after surviving throne, waa an Interested specta­ Coach Jbhn Canavari and his To the Editor: /• , action tomorjo.w against, the sur­ era In 1947. One of those steal's " and ■ Pasciisl, Washington, ’ 18; It's one of theb est cards offered able to ^ y regularly since the tt. j. w 1 j match with John Ward tor as, Joseph gave the jUffer- Rockville High School baseball I 'km R forme.r tjlassmsle | New York (45 Ten"years ago.-the seventh and deciding game for vivor of the diiitl booked )>et\/een catne in' the last World Series. punching Savage a boxing lesson.' lookln* fnr fh .ir! Tomorrow afternoon ft 2 o’clock Ford. New York, 13; Pler(to,-- Chl- here this season, with Promoter secon^t(Bn>o of the 'season. vlvor of the duCl b^ked between !.pf Fayetteville. N. Y.. played one team are still (U C dN N ) of the Ute Lt. Richard Prince Hal Rchumacher treated Brooklvn:" TRIPLE STAR iH i. . Y’esterday he was a plnclihittgr A three-run first inning at t l» "Why, this boy has eyerytliing mmiH vlctorv. Yestefdav after- “ cag( Si)d l>«)nl[n.' CleveUnd, 12! Sa|n Giilino Having populAr prices V * ” p,*5^®.’]^**^nder par golf and was masterful expen.se of Bam Joqea gave Had­ (Gua) Gaudlno and knowing)pw how ,aJl. hitters as though they were Autographs Bala "\NAtlON,\i; LEAUt'F, for the third straight game but N. C.. and Bill Hyndmsn of Ablng- sround the greens as he- stopped s boxer could.want,” said Kearns.. n.Hm at Henry Park in the Windv tlhenr.v Tech base- StRRlty Arwia ^1 the way.-Tickets at 41.50 and ton, Pa. dix and the Cards more than-they sporta jninded the lo>5n of Man-1 trying to tak«-Ahe meat from his Schuniartieiv besides,, catering Balthig (hased on 2 0 ^ ^ * ) did not stay In the contest. Ben Goodes of Reldsville, N. C.. "He punches well and the, way he. Cil.v. Plalhvlile shaded the hss^1 yinal^ Re- Chester is. I think a tribute to Gus (table. Today they a^^e his brtad to thewhlma-Of the hlUers'as Jo NEW BBITA i N II., with children at 50 cents, can ■ In the low.er half of the drdfw needed to win their fifth game In V moves he could dance circles^ B<).ver., St . LOUIS, .500;' Long,''niU'r Trainer jsick Fadden wants 3 and 2. cluh 4.2. im a w-ell-plaiW Centra I 'f '" " * ' Middletown.. It ■would be an award or trophy to |.and butter. handle thickpcaa, weight, 'lepgth be reserved' by phoning Baldwin slender Hillman Rbbbins o f Mem­ elght..starta. Stan Muaial dou­ st'ound any middleweight today,' j hnrgh. .^nini, St. I.,ouIh and Bru- 3-3S84. to make no predictions about Valley Claa.-. B League-contest. Th* I r " ' " 'nlri"! te.it some worthy team oi'athlete hon-j Schumacher, a'great right hand- and gtatn. also signs young play-, PrMay. AprH 27. i^lO his return: phis met Bill Campbell, last year's Patton ousted 1944'-‘ champion bled in the first run and scored the. and that i'licludes all of them.". Josers wero held tn . i.s ii. m, for ..the -Silk To'vners who are ac- j ton. ,Mllw. ukee, .420; .5 doli, Rt. Mai Galletta. of Old Westbury, second on Wally Moon's two-bag­ a 4-4 lie by i l i / oring his name. I'm not a reaident.j er who pitched in the shadow of era for bat autographs. /-• Louis. .400. .— ’’There are some ligamen'ts.jn Walker Cup team captain from Kearns, rated one v of t'''the Windsor in the spring np*«er Isst'r^^™** s strong chsbc! to surpas.s OAiJE H U R IA VICTTORY' the foot that have hemorrhag­ Himtingtpn. W, Va.. and Billy Joe N. Y , 4 and finch-then took a ger.^ Rip Repulakf. who got two shbewdfst Judges of. bOxing talent-, w-ssk, last spring's fine four won and of Msnche.sier *o I. can’t )iay that Hall of Earner iCai l HubbOIl, won . ej-ye signed a lot of Voungalers Ruiii(. Gilliaiht Bro(»k.lyh, Brtl- hits and d|-oth leagues Bill Williamion of Charlotte, Yankee runs in the seventh- that .uls, 1$; .JablonskI, Mate of 81, J.jiwi'enre Untversllv. | (.(ncinnnti. It). O peic Cluuiipljoffc had been makiifg a Joke qf the par ^.round.s and his defcn.se neutralized o f.llje fifth frame. But Plainville ,Indtsns' Ks.-ieball teai.i travels talked about laminated haacli^i | Yeslerday^s Stars qw meet the Burnside Dovalettea in Doubles Ad^'oek. Milwaukee, 4; N in Recess in New York 72 of the 7,000-yan No, 2 cour.M Savage's furious'attack in the late Iced the veidict with three mark­ to West Hartford Mopdsy after­ KORIN TOP WORKHOBAE bats. Two .vesrs later It was of the country tiub in his earlier another practice game at 2 o'clock 'ptsnzas. ers in-the eighth, Key blow w-ss.g noon for s 3 o’clock CCIL encoun­ Hodges, Brooklyn. ^Lou)- Pitts­ in Bast Hartford. All players are' thick handle hats and this spring Batting Date d^ng' and Fr -k rounds. In the 'second rouffd he Blit tfie officials were split on two-nin triple by tlilrd baseman ter against the Hall Wsrriois. The hk has come up with flame treated burgh and- Moon anil Sarni; St. New York, April 26 (Ah--. The-i •low for heavyweight title receipts Local Sport urged to be present fo r both ,drills. Philsdelphla (4b Robin Robert* Thomas, Pirates Long cracked Ix>uls^3./ •/" ■ " monopoly trial of the International i could win only one hole and fell the verdict. Referee Roland Brown Bob Smith. rivals lied for league honors last has pitched more than 300 Innings bals. two doubles and a. sliigl'e. scored with *28,666. Triple(( iLandrilh, .Oilcngo- and There’! no handicap on enjoyment after the day’s game, if Boxing' C^ub was In rgeess today | victim to Howard Everett of had Joseph ahead, five ro.upds tb seasdn and th'e Warriors were L In each of the last six seasons for- twice and drove in two runs In Becker also said h^ had to agree A L I'M N I L.EAGUE baseball qult; hfnpresalte'trouncing Bristol Idea from Indians . Bruton, Milwaukee, 2; seven tied . ST*" after two promoters'testified they Northficid, N. J., 3 and 2. Everett, four with one even, and Judgb Ed­ .New- Haven. April 26 (,T) Ysl* the Philadelphia Phillies. H<^ led "They'll burn up the league*,” Pittsburgh's 6-5 victory over Phll- to pay the IBC 25 per cent of the Chatter auction is scheduled Wednesday 7-2 in their .ppener last Tuesday. with 1. . ^ •upply of Schmidt’s on hand,.'Just sit down . . . open up the I had to agree to pay the IBC a after shooting par golf against die Brown tabbed Joseph the w)n- dealt Wesleyan its first hssebaH' the National League in ' Innings •ays Schu. "Tti* barrel* of the •delphl*. Thomas bangrd two profits for promoting a title de- Sanders, went to the 19th hole With night St 7 o'clock at the East Side ber, four rounds to three with defeat In five games yesterda.v, 8-6.' Homo runa-rJalili»)R),l, Cii)(ih- shaVe of profits before they could fen.se' by Charles in Cincinnati Rec. ' . pitched .'Ute last five years. His’ hats are treated over A flame singles, one of w-hich knocked In nntl. 5; lying and 'rhonins, Pitts­ ^ h m id tf . . . and you have a perfect way to end llie day. Strafaci where a par’ four gave Also on lap Monday afternoon stage heavyweight title bouts in­ agaln.it Nick Barone De^. 5, 1950. SOFTBALL MKETINO for all combined earned run reiords for 1.80() degr(>es.,‘ Batters no longer the tie-hrenking nin In the sev­ burgh and Xfiis.lal and Boyer, St. volving Ezz'ard Chartes. the New Yorker the edge_ in a Rec league managers wilt be held in West Hartford ta a OCIL tennis must hone or Isme their bats, to enth inning. He'said the IBC got *208'~aa Jts BASEBAIJ- c o a c h Tom Kel­ matchpairing. Manchester and eight campaigns ia 3.02 runs pet- lyuils, 3. The governihent's anti-1 rust suit match that' saw many missed op­ tonight fit 7:30 at the East Side nine' innings. seal the pores. The flsme helps share. .*. ley reported this mornthg that tOp Hall. Tt will h* the'season's fl)st Pitching H#rve;‘ Handay night. May 14 at Robert rain and will be played tomorrow Cardinals' downed the Chicago and Mlzell, St, Louis,'2-0, ,1.000; be sumed Friday, morning before France, said the IBC demanded of Jeffersoi) ’ City, Mo., 5 and 3 son Park will be discussed. The Ooaoh Matt Maetozo's rat’queteers flsme to harden the-heada of their j g'o! and RAY WALKER afternoon, at 2:15 gt Muzzy Flel* Tm MO) autemorie pin - also will be decked out In brand 17 tied with 1-0, 1:000 r/ i ■ Judge Sylvester^ Ryan. an exclusive contract and a 320,000 after an earlier 3 and 2 decision six-team circuit compe'ises MAn- in Bristol. Local players will )eav6 .Chicago (4b Nine former mem­ •pears.” -note- "to 'prbteot” .its interests b?4 oyer liarCy Dana of Bradford, pa. cheater Auto Parts, Telephone Co., new uniforms. bers of tha Brooklyn Dmiger (>r- . Sti'Jlteouts - Jones, (Tilcago,, 11; Sam Beckerj A*-Cincinnati pro­ from Mt. Nebo al noon: 'J' Schumacher saya if the flame- Gomez, New York. Roberts, Phils- DYNAMITE DUNN moter and clothing manufacturer, fore'the Freni-hmap got a chance Dave- Smith, medalist last year Case Bros., Rainlmw Club. Great Nfrt orff .iiow in optration. ganteati'on w'C're on the foster lof treated bata go over. next, year HOME RI^N fXINHClOUH Rookie Dick Tetlelbach o f the delphla. and Mlzell. St. Louisr 16; testified yesterday that Jim Norris. at Jake Lamottx's- middleweight when he reached the semi-finals, Eastern Construction Co. and the Chicago Cub# this spring. Th w they will be made for children’ and lUZZ ORIO N A T IO N A L LITTLM Leagii* Washington Senators gave Presi­ Dr^sdale, Bf'ooklyi., 0. | IBC president, asked him for |15U.- title at Detroit Sept. 19, 1950. had a nightiuarish ^ g ie filled Main St. Merchants. Opening* for memiBg cmd were Russ Meyer, Dee Fondy.'Don, and thert. for Little Leaguera. Lynchburg, Va. (45- -Say,it with tryouts for boys of all ages w tj dent Eiseiihower the opportunity to 000 If he -Wanted to promote a moriUng watch which he pulled lie held Satqrday at 1 and Sunday Hosk. Frank Kellert,-Turk'Lown, "Ted Klussewaki, Mickey Ver­ horns runs that's Lynchburg Col­ witness "a rarlt. • in baseball on. 5chmu\ts Charles-Jersey Joe Walcott fight out from Wil.liam Chapin of M EL Ci'SH lNG reports that afternoon at 2. Both sessions w{|| oftomoen rosonroHon*. Ed Miksis. Paul Mlnner, Walt non and Gil Hodges used the bat- lege's motto. F'bur’ Lynchburg THE ILACK TERROR BACK ON’ FIRST opening day at Griffith Stadium. ■ ;lv s in Ohio in 1949. Rocheater, N. Y.','3 and 1, then set­ the first meeting for all teaips in­ be at Robertson Park. League- Dl« Moryn and Gale Wade, with the light-' colored handle and baseball players fclouted aucces- LastNighCs Fights tled down - to play some . shsr|mr terested In playing In the Twilight rector Bob Rel(l y ndUrtOed today. In hia first time at bat in a major., dark barrel late last Season,” says •ive home runs agaihst three^.dlf- Dewey Hichgels of . Buffalo told ...-.dnciHnati (Ah— Frank McCor­ golf for a 1 up victory over little P *-s. league gam*. Tettelbach blasted' A L C O U T U R i the eourt he had to agree to pajr* Baseball Ltague at Mt. Nebo .will Try BoHlIng On Three Fast aid Depeadable MacMaea . Schu. "The.y got- g'opd results. ferent pitchers In one inning .In s' mick la' back a' few feet from hU Eddie Herrins of Meridian, Mias., be held Tuesday- nlghj at 7:30 at ' the ball out of the park. Accord­ 3VINNER EVKitV.YEAK game with NorfoUcT Division of the IBC five par cent o f the profits Hodges switched to the bat in the New Drleans. --Charley Joseph, ' - For reoervatioaa call old. atamplng grouiida as first who had eliminatsd. Dick Chap­ thfi East Side Rec. h i u ,v e r p o u m f e d ing to The S-imrUng News; he Was World Series. After getting one William and Mary. Bob Flowers 16*. New Orletjuia, outpointed Milo t6\etag« a Charles-Freddle Beshore baae coach for the Chndinnati Rcd- man of Plnehurst In ths morning, the 26lh player to begin a major BA S-JMM M t* or Day titleI fight - ' at Buffalo,------Aug. 15,1930. 'W a 1 1 h a m.. MaaS. l45 Harry htt In the first three games, he hit. the first .one, a baaes-loaded Savage',) 161, Balt Lake City, 10. laga. McCormick, a .ClncinnaU 2 and 1. MANCHESTER BOWLING GREEN league career by. hitting a homer. Ringside gl-flSj I M ie h a ^ added, however, he never SUNDAY MORNINO at' 10 .. Hartford, April 26 l^-i—()uoiu4 Stein, Brandela ,Unlvtrslty basket­ wehi to tha flame-treated bat In blow. Rob Bradley, Gail Davla and Nashville, Tenn.—Oscar Pharo, acout the lest four years, played ByiitaMi fipnnks Fto ^, And that goes back to 1898, when C iC N M »r AIQ6W , MC, W M , PAi paid the five jeer cent as he loot o’clock at Robertson Park U»a Naval Air Station pounded HIU* A54 CENTER ST. — Ml 3-4112 - ball (xwe^, never haa had 6^ losing the fourth game and .drove out a Jdhn Foster then confloctedi with 1*7, Birmingham,.Ala. .kiyfcksd oiiti Gonoral'-Admlaeleei | lM »j •s nine seaeone of first baie for the Hyndnum, who was Natloosl BlU Duggleby q( the- PliUiiea/waa I *20,000. The bout eet an ipl-tlme Jianebaatar Auto. Pfirta softball yar’a baaeball tealn here yaatoedat aeaabii in hUi nva yaara - aa haad home run and two elnglw.' And circuit blasts. Lynchburg wofi« II- Danny Vanderford,. 1*7, OiarloUe, CDUMVMI eoo«eeeee9*e*» I -Rede from 1037 tp 1945. > Amatour finalist last’ yaar. spaali- tha-ftrat to do iti, ! Bias wiu hold a workout and than 1-2.'Hlllyer. made aavan errora. •- qoach. hla bat*'V9 In both nine .to win " ’ -V c D* ' ’ ■ Sc

■f e*4|n . U \\ > • PAGE WEKTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENitIC HERAID, MANCHESfER, CONN.. THURSDa V, APRIL 26, 1966 MANCHESTER*EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 195S PAGE TWENTT.THREl Sitnation W*"***— Artidco Por SoJt 45 Bm U mad Acrmaorlaa 44 P tr s o M l i 8 THEHE o u g h t a b e a l a w ; BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Hel|i WoQ(«I^F«Mio SS Htlf WRRMr^Mal* 66 HousahoM GiMids 51 Ap«rtidentA--Ftal9— , Hooata For Bolt 7Z Hm m For Salt 72 ' SafcartMi For 8>k 75 Sabortwn For M s 71 F.ehiRU. 38 HOT MIX asphalt plant open. Tancuicnts 44 WANTED fUde to RUtt OttlM w a n t e d —All around good carpen­ SPEED QUEEN ..(mringe^ t|rgi MANCHESTJB31 ObVENTRT—Six room Chpo Ood, We are looking for a neat, ptoaa- Oimvet. MUid, atone, rich 44>nn II MclNTOSH BOAT CO. waaher, good condition, 890. 813 VB|{n o N STAe BT —Vacant ANDOVER - BOLTON - CiassifiH BulMinf from Mato a( WnndUnd ter for work* to Manchester. Call STENOGRAPHER-typist. • years a yard delivered in track loads. FURNISHED two room apartment, IH baths, gas furnace, maUIatod. ant, and willing peraon who might Rdckvllle TR; R-tlSS.’ , Inisineaa experience, deairas pork 52 Oak Strs^ 8-8614. coanpleta with private bath and four (oror flve)flvei bedraqjno-oMer co- CUSTOM RANCH HOME SET COVENRTY snd Vldnltv artesian well. On South St. “ ' Rt., Iravlnt about 7:M q.m. MI. t r r i enj^ working to what we think is Nuasdorf Sand and Stone Co. Ml. NEW custom Cape Ood-S rooms . Hard MIM , at home.'Tel.1. Ml. *-li-H42. « cfXMrtng tarilltiea. P*ree parking. lonial. fliUlng tor $18,m . IpaiHl AMONG LARGE PINE TREES. road, nc(zr school and stores. Adwrtiscment a congenfal atmoaphere. Thia would 9-7406. EXTENSION tableland six chairs. $1,000 hira and you wrttt hara a LAUREL AND OTHER .SHRUBS (2 unflniahed up), wonderful view, AkONTj Inquire 48 Pleasint St., er MI. Bualnesa block, on bua line. See $12.9M, . $1,000 cosh. WllllmanUc. Niagara CMILDREN iPEND mor* tima at Include both salea and clerical STUDIO C»UCH. three plede bad- ScoU*^AiwaUr *D«al6rs Mr. Keith,. Keith'w Variety Store, beautiful home. Good ternSa WITH RUSTIC STONE WALL 2-7187. CLASSIFIED A DVT. acbool than horn*. EvaiV pra- work. KSpiiisnce la not esaential. Silnationn Wanted— 8-5650. FRONTING THE 180 x 100 Ft. Ltd. OLDER 8 room stone, acreage, STOCK ROOM CLfeRK •< rooni aat, cambInmUon tolavUion, We also havs a 'gqbd aelscUon of D e ^ Stjuara. 178 IRVING STREET - FMr view, $17,900. / DEPT.- HOURS dominallno Influanra automatiral- Male 39 radio afid phonograph, amall love ^irOHEN SET. formica, two Has acraened and glassed aide TWO TENEMENT house with flve . ly aaaumaa moral t-onaaquanraa. iiaed motors on hand. Ntw and TWO ROOMS, BttitaMe for I room Chpe Ih Up top aiMpo. Front porch, attactied garage with funiF OVERLOOKING LAKE- 8 room rooms and bath evaHeMe. Steam 8:1S A. M. to 4:30 P. M. A young imm'. experienced a44at. round dining table, boy a 66" chalra. Tw(> anti<|ua Utdng raom dormera. Cloee bua aM sebdol. ranch, Undscaped lot, artesian MICHAELS JEWELERS WA>ANTED—Steady part-tlma JMI. Tel. MI. 8-5901. .91 or FHA. Aaklng 81I.T00. for present owner; this house alia well asking $10,800 wtUvpraperfy. Wn sen on torma aartlon to, vicinity of Hartford Hoa- ME VASi^IO ous Item a' 66 G arard St. after palnta and marine accts^orlea. fbraad board! table, tour chalra SECLUDED--ftouc room cottage, COPY CLOSING TIME procedures will find this to 9-4078 between '4 and 9. ■6:60. ‘ f on a 80 x U foundation and In* or cash. RockvUle. TR. S400T. pital, a:ao to A p.m. Call aftar 4 WfiPiTCHEQ . 9.8S MAIN RT. MI. t-43M Visit -our showrooms. 9-9 daily. and china cieaei.. 6i Janrla R4. WILLIAMS STREET — New outhulldinga, acreage, only FOR CLASSIFIED AD\'T. z x ; ranches that will GI; selling for rtwporatea beauUfui matoiiala and 87,800. p m. MI. #-M70. RSOIH* I ' an intereating gnd chal- MATTRESS and box apring, Business Loestloiia workmanship. Many ejoaeta, ax- DogS““ BirilS“-"PelR 41 $14,800. l a m b 11 .MON. THRU FRI. nwAiMocr [onglng poaltlon. Ability to alze, Blua Belt Spinal-pedic. MclNTOSH BOAT CO. TWO CUSHION Lawson sofa and For Rent . ceptionaliy large ilvli^ room with itorl-famlly)- rooms, Wgiitmi--Re>l EsUU 77 - RIDERR~WANTED. third ahlft, WANTED—.Waltreaa, Boda fountain " y ' g baths,-, acreage,arraage. artesianaria /well, 10:30 A. M. M anchaatar to Pratt 0 . WTiltnay MUKOiQEO help. Apply to person. Howard maintain stock reoprda. ^ . MANCHESTER Pet Center—Guar­ relleat condition. Stcrlfica. chair. Rpaaonable. SO. 8-4UT. HOLLISTER STREET- SIg rhpm raitod hearth and picture window. daking fit.BOO. IF READY to buy, aeU, axchange HjM- 8-4921tVAl./ 52 OAK ST. Ml, 9-8102 STORE AT CENTER. Heat furn- Senarate dining room and large Ain'raft. MI. •■•.'I7n aftar 3 p.m. Johnaon'B, Tolland Tiimplke. MI. Hours 7:46 a.ih, to-' 4:10' anteed Ringing can aries Healthy isbad. SO. S-SS08. MI.' S4Sn. WUI home .with oncloeed front poroh, MODERN—8 rooms (8 bed* real eatate, mortgagat am aged, SATURDAY 9 A. M. 9.t330. AimQUE f u r n it u r e , Ulvar, new oil burner, fireplace, nice cob- .camnet kitchen with dining apace. ji.m. Excellent working baby parfiteeta, guaiantecd 90 PAWTm r BBT number *011 seta. Dis­ glaaa, china, and used furniture remddal front to auU tansnta. Master bedroom with walk-in rwma). attached garage, beech consult Howard R, lustlngi A g » days. Tropical f|ah and a<|uarlum dtUen. Senelbly priced, at $16,800. \ prlvtlegea, 88,900. cy. Ml, 0-1107. TOCm COOPERATION WIIX Automobiles for Sale 4 conditions. continued numbers. Many to bought and solA Furniture Repair cloaet. AddiUenal .bedroom with, supplies] Puppies. hamsters, rtvboae from. l 4 off. Sherwin-Wil- UlSBIOl W s t d i i Serylcc. Ml. 8-i64t. • . . S400 SQ. FT. of aiwct tor ,lwatn49a OXFORD iTTREBT-Naw Vmneh, walk-in cloaet. Ceramic tile bath, (SPBCSAL) -Six rooma, oil heat, BE APPRECIATED ATTENTION caRea. acceaaoriea. all pet. auppliea officta or light utduatry. Second flreplaee,' double garage. aaMng WANTED — More Cape Cods, *fMl6 WEEi^ Uama, 981 Main St. Ml. 6-96M. 48 three- hedrooma, two flreplaceo, cellar, walk-up stairway to at- rdnehee, and older bouses. rCERtTf iKD rSEiT“cars“ and foods. We buy puppiea, ca­ floor. Centrally looBtad. PaHdBg 816.800. ^ 80,000. MEJ.EPT (5RAY RESEARCH naries and ham sters. 995 Main St',. tacllUlaa.'Call JA, T>ltn. c. IM water-oU baoeboard teat. Swamped with qualified buyers. It.VI Olda Super W Holiday r'on- Three'women for s)>ecial," P ic t u r e f r a m r s , an stua, LEONARD W., YOST Jeweler, re- TAPPAN GAS range, ISS. XH. June IBth occupancy. Price 8IM00. (SPECIAL)-Two-family (6 A 6), Dial Ml 3-5121 MiMiM Manchester. S aird H alampa with 20% Off. Sale ends May 5th. Sher. 8-6974. t a n n e r street CMrIton W. Hutchins, Raaltor. ML . , verjible coupe. Fully powered part time ' work, two iiiijd DEVE^OP-MENT CO. ^ rs, atl^iata watches expertly„ — New Shewn only by apmdntment Near new heat,. village canter, only 0-0188. 9-6606. AMO TMEV every purchase. Members of th‘* ] win-Wtlliama, 981 Mato St. MI. Reasonrae prices. Open daily. ranches open this weekend.' Value tranaporta!rtatien i ‘ ‘ and eqiiipped With many extraa OiO jKlLUA'Hb ST., MANCHESTER Msneheater Truat charge‘plan. 8-^636. FRANK IS BUYING and selling STORE AT 2S Bitch St. Ibr rant. and,shopping to AA at a tremrndoua savings. hours mornings, aftei*-, ThursMy evenings. 138 Spruce galore here for; 818.900. Can’t beat sene. 8ACRIFI(mr-lOS3, 6 rooma, Hre- ARB TOU OONSODBRINO LIMEWitE.' good used furniture ind antiques. Inquire Marlow’s the workmanship, the layout, o rt place, artesian well, approximately noons or evenings, Will , ‘•A GOOD PLACE TO WORK” PORTERFIELD S PET SUPPLY^ 1955 MODEL Montgomery Ward ♦ Street] MI. S-ISS?. • 430 Lake St. MI. 9-8580. 8ELUNQ YOUR PROFBRTTT Lost a'lid Pdand 1 19.VS Plymouth' Belvedete hardtop. 627 MAIN ST. —In moat modern the' locaUoq,,, Manchealer, Nbw three bedroom 2H acres, OiO.toa Wa win appraiae year pcopei ty 2 tone, radio, heater, whitewall increase family income now located at Route 5 and Chapel consolb aet^w machine. Like - r ranch. Immediate occupancy. f*riee ‘ Several original eoionlala and POUND — A place w'here you caij, Rd., South Windsor, next to East new. All atiachmenU Including SUPER FLAME four room ^tocf. building, One more offlce to rest, tree and without any ehageUea. tires. Full discs. Power Hite Fuel snd Feed 49*A 17 X 27, with three large windows. GERARD'"s t r e e t —Large four $19,100. 'CMp* Coda. Also, new homrs and We hlqo buy property for esA . a ecu re a complete line of knlttlnit: transmtssion. .Very low mile­ $2() to $.50 week. Car nec­ Hartford Drl.ve-In Theater. Open, buttonhole and hematltcher, $70...... ♦ -Ak.-, ..1^ heater with blower.-Call before 7 bedroom coibnial that soon will be cottages' 18,000.00 and up. New yama fil'd' acreaaorlea. . atamped | MEN WANTED, part time or full daily 9-5. Tuesday, Thursday and Rockville, TR. 5-7216. p.nq. MI. 9-8368. Must he seen to he appreciated. Selliiw or buying contact' age.'Save, essary. Ml. 9-19.59 be- MT. 8-9V7B, of- 9-7740. vacant. (Torner lot. House it loaded Manchester. .New four bedrooto liatinn always needed. STANLEY BRAY, Raanor - fooda. embroidery cotton# and time for two weeks, Apply The Friday niRhta 7 . 9 p.m. Man- DRY FIREPLACE and furnace with extras. InspeoUon any time at overalted colonial. Foundation 34 tatUni: tlireada. At Yolia Yarn 19.83 Pontiac a f.door sedan' Radio, . cheater customers can call JA ,, UPRIGHT PIANO, boy's Engl! REFRIGERATOR, c o m bination B e l l e s a g e n c y BRAB-BURN lUCALTr tvyden 10 and 12, Thurs­ Windy Acres Landacape Service. wood. 810 a load. CaU MI. 8-1358. gaa-oil range. Both In goo4l condl- DESIRABLE offica in 100% Main your convenience. X 8SH. AA Zone.. 1 car garage. Main S t, Coventry PI. 24872 Shop. SO Cottage St. Phone Ml. j heater. Mativ extraa. I-ike new. DBLL T. CCMnOcW Bunker Hill Rd., Andover. 8-.3.39t and we will bring order' bicycle, both in good condltf)on. Price 894,80d, Also used 9 room Ml. 84178. Siai N. wMOiluS/ M t day and Friday. home with us at 5 p.m. to U MI. 3A076. . ■ tIon. MI. 3-5706. " ' Street location. Rent reaaonabit. OAK GROVE STREET-De Luxe t-MM.______^______! II09.8 ’<'HV4‘ Cv MI. 8-6418 or MI. 8-7614. colonial, 91T.800, ROCKVILLE—Here la the value as USTTNOS WANTED In old and M-liyAUARg ;7, \M». ' DUMP TRtTCK~driver wanted. Ap­ Spruce St. ■ BALED HAY-W. B. Williams, Bol. ranch on an acre lot. Nice quiet POUND—Black female do|f with 19.83 Dmige V.S Sierra itallon ply at The Thomas Colla Co. 2.81 MAHOGANY kneehole d^ak, in ABSOLUTE bargain. Custom made setting. repressnted by'this new ranch in new homea. Buyara watUng. Some m>. ■iciesi aieiesm uesio ton. R(nite 44A—MI. 8-1868. Blip covers, cornicea. di-apea ahd IDBIAL LOCATION for profcsaional Manchester. Six room Cape Cod whtta cheat. Call Dog Warden I.ee ] wagon -R.adio, healer, tint E-XPERIENCED woman to help Broad St. Maniheater. SIX VERY N IC ^ -to ss breed pup^ good condition, reasonabto. Ml. with garage. End achoel occupan­ the nicest aecUon of Rockvillt. warn occupant now, aome and e< with houaewOik, part lime, Mrs. pies. $3 each. ^Timmerman's Ken­ 9-7625. upiiolstery. Fine workmanship for office Or business. 474 Main St., MANY MORE CHOICE LISTINGS .Situated on a tree lined, trafflo achooL T. J. Bacott, Broker. MX. Fracchla. MI. 3-4M0. glaaa, automatic transmisalon. little money. Budget terms. Call 1st floor. Now use<> for doctor's of­ cy. AmesUe drive. Beautiful ter­ 9-76U. 11195 George W. Cheney, 21 Hartford ALUMINUM dooi installer to work nels, l..a'ke St, .Ml. 3-6287. [* ' Gsrden—Farm—Dairy raced yard. Price $18,900. tree atreet within walking dia- LOST—Glaaaea, April m h between ! ; dayi. Excellent opportunity for SMALL GARDEN tractor with at- after 5. Ml. 9-7862. fice. Call MI. 9-S239. T. J. CROCKETT, Umie to bua and schoola, « fea- 1953 Studebaker V.S aport coupe. Automobiles for Saler 4 ; Business Sei vices Offered 13 Heating—Plumbinj^ ’ 1 7 3 44»s. tachm enta, l>s yard dump body- Products *M turea living room with knotty pine U 8T1N0 8 WANTED - Rockville and Manrheater. Call right man. MI. 9-4.833, 9 to 12 nOoh. DININC ROOM set, Quality gas BARBER SHOP.-for rent. Modern, ' r e a l t o r Manchester. Older two family collect, Rockville. TR. 5-7tl«. Radio, heater, pverdrive. Ex­ GENERAL HOUSEWORK. no l.iv(>.stock— Vehicles 42 with hydraulic hoist. National caah with two car garage, on 188 x 188 paneling on one wall, wood burn­ two-family, thrae-famlly. 1953 CHEVROLET two dpor. 19.81 KLECTRIUAirSKRVICE- Wiring, laundry, lor Mav and June. Vlrs. MclNTOSH APPLES and Romes at range, chairs and summer furni­ fully equipped, air conditioned. O fflc/>n. 8-5418 or Res. MI. 9-7781 naaa propatty. Have many cellent condition...... 1995. Chevrolet sedan. Fully equipped. ; lepaiis, insulations, oil burners, PLUMBING and heating—Repalra IJ8THE OPERATOR experienced. register for.gas station or garage. 75c to 81.25 half bushel. Louis One of the town’a 3 two-chair lot. Rural area. B ZoiM. Priet ing fireplaoe, largo modern kitch­ LOST—Beautiful Nark, tanne rab- Philip Chenev, 50 Forest St. MI. Short run lota. Must be able to WE BUY COWS, calves sjld beef Acetylene welding and cutting ture. MI. 8-6846. $18,809. en with eeperate breakfast room,- b^erm. Mortgagee emaged. Mt artth double chin. Chlldren a 19.82 Olda Super SS t-door aedan. 3. brand new Urea. Douglas Motors, ' electric motors. Kenqeth I-aross. and contract wore. Call Ml.Y-8541. 9.7311, Bunce, 529 West Center. Ml. shops (population 6,000). Wonder­ Pleeaa can Geom U OraMadto, 333 Mam. electrician. Phone PI. 2-6388 after set up and operate machine. Paid cattle. Also horses. Plela Bros. .torch with gauges and hose, 'four 3-8116. 8ERVEL ELECTROLUX reefriger- ful opportunity. Owner has other MANCHESTER—Six room Capo on Uiree large bedrooma with ample it. Call Ml. #0572 after 8 p.m lone, radio, heater, hydramatlc. Inalirance. holidays, vacations. Tei. MI, 3-740.8., burner white enamel gas stove. bus line. Large lot with fruit trees T j; ESCOTT. Brokqr ctoeet epace, tile bath, full cellar, Realtor. ML 84878. 108 ~ Eeward. Sharp...... j,. 1995. AVON COSMETICS haa opening for ator, also Magic Chef gaa stove in intereats. Ceil Coventry. PI. and garden space. Full price Street. 1948 CHEVROLhrr sedan delivery, | — ------Moving—Trucking a woman who makea friends Apply Wilco Machine Tool Co., MT. 9-2052 evenings after * P-m. STRAWBERRY PLANTS.'^ Robtn- good condition. Reasonablv priced. 2-8065. MI. 6-7668 pome ready , to boy and move In. Many tMhers At I-owest Prlcea 3125 1919 Chevrolet four diKir HILLS' TELEVISION Service. Inc.. 30 Grandview St. son, Fairfax and Premiere. Fern $11,800. Suburban, 8 and 8, two 816,800. Webater Agency, TR. LOST—PASS BOOK No, ^ 1 . Storage " easily. Pleasant profitable work MI. 3-6416 before 5:30 or- MI. family house. Large lot. Filll price •S-ST65 any time. ^ Notice la hereby Riven by the Sav- Eaay Terma Ixiw Paym enta Fleelllne sedan 327.8, Phone -MI. Available at all Umet. Phllco fac-1 for right peraon. Ci^l. 3-5195. , Poultry and Supplies 43 Gardena, 179 Fern St. MI. 8-7379. 3-5683 after 6:30. 8i2.«oo NEW Ra n c h homaa ..... 3-4760. ' tot'y supervised service'. Tel. M l.! MANCHESTER — Moving PART TIME service station at­ JifHits and Aceeaoories 46 Haburban For Rent 44 $9,000, Many other liaUngs, from being buUt. Three'beigooma, eei toga Department of The Manchea- Bank Ratea ------r------I i,.9B9g, . , - tendant for nig^ta and Sunda.vs. BABY .CH1(?KS and turkey poults. $6,000 up. Call The Ellsworth Mit­ ROeXVn JX —Thla honie will ap­ ter Trust Corojiany that Savings trucking. Co. .MI. 3-6.863. Ow’ned ; . MANCHESTER Boat .Co., 10 Essex SERVEL REFRIGERATOR, vary nm lo tile hath hat water heat, fuO peal to thei junior axecuUve who -—j and operated by Walter B. Per- Insurance W'orfcera preferred. Little and McKinney, -Inc., 15 ■ Fertilizers 50-A good condition. reasonaMe, MI. COVENTRY— Four room unfunl- ten Agency, Realtors. MI. S-OtSO, cellar. H acra. traaa, view. Suburi I Paaa Book N o .'331 haa been loal CHORCHES MOTORS Help 16’anted— 61ale 36 Write Bo.xT, Herald. Wood bridge St. St. MI. 9-2929. Open evenings, 6 or Mrs. Meycra. MI. 9-8834. Ukea Uia luxury of a amall osute The and application for the iaauance Studebaker Salea and Service Automubiirs for Exchange .5 l a w n s m o w e d , gardens plowed elt Jr., and William J, Pickering. | ___ to 9, Saturdays 9 to 5:30. 9.M75. iahed house, full bath large yard, ban. Pick yoiir own colon and lot __ . ..._____ .. .„. - Oellars. ' attics and gatagea beach privileges. Suitable family now. (Tamon W. Huudiina, Raaltor, at a moderate price. SpecUcuIar 'of a new book haa been made. SO Oakland St. Manchealer 1961 BUICK convertible Super cleaned. Geneial nutd(H>r cleaning -^NCHKSTER Package Delivery. m a n t o t a k e c a r e of town, T()()L^^AKER COW MANURE. 310 load deliv­ of four, 375 per month. PI. 3-6673. $11,500 BOLTON, Two bedroom five room custom ranch „(thrae Open till 9. ’'MI, 9 94S3 hedges and trim, Posaible to ael Articles For Sale 45 LYMAN BOAT, 25 h.p. Evinrude Ml. 9-81». MI. 9-6616. IMrooms), fun flnlahed baaemsnt Doctgt Says LOST-PASS BOOK No~JMS. D.t'nafiow. Whitewall liiea.. All and nibhish lemoval. Ron Light tiucking and package deliv­ Engine lathe and milling machine motor with trailer. Manchester ered Tei. Ml. 3-6972. G.E. STOVE to good condition. ranch. Aluminum etorm windows, 'leather Interior, new lop WtlF Theiiaull. .Ml. 9.755.8. ery. Refiigcralora, washers and ow'n hours. Write Box N, Hersid. Call MI. 8-7509 after 7 p.m. overaiM garage, ameaite drive. 119,700 8DC ROOM ranch. Hot with outaide ontrance, two car Notice la hereby given by the BEFORE YoiPRUY~i need car operators, to set up and operate. POWEIUJiroWERS / Boat Co., 10 Essex St. r CQW MANURE. 35 and 310 loads, aee Gorman Motor Salea. Buick trade. MI. 9-3.8B8 aller 5;:4 p in. l - . , .TTTT^ ------r stove moving specialty. Folding ~ Wsnted T4F Rent 48 Excellent condition. Carlton W. water heat, largp roenu, alum­ attoehM garage, plastered wails, Savliiga Department of The Man- ______, S.MALL (.ARDENS, rotary plow'ed. TURRET LATHE set- up operstor, Pleasant working conditions. Good delivered. Good for lawns and gar­ SUITABLE FOR cottage. Gas w ^ hunting flr^ a ce, on to x By EDWIN P. MMOAN, lU E cheater Truat Company that Sav- Salea and Service. 2S.8 Main chairs______lo r rent. ______.MI. 9-07.82, ______with general machine shop exper- hourly rale. Overtime. Three famous makes. No down Hutchins. MI. $-8183.8-4884. inum atorms, very clean. Subur­ WMMsa' far NBA Reasonable rates.' Ilockville TR. 12' PL-YWOOD boat. Reasonable. dens. MI. 8-7804 . 9-8781. - stove, gas refrigsrmtor, clean, URGENTLY NEEDED, four or ban. Carlton W. Huttdilna. Ml. Ira profaaaienaUy landscaped plot. tnga Paaa Book No. 1M3 haa been Street. 5fl. 9-4571. Open eveninga. Trailers for Sale 6'A 5-9808. AUSTIIN A. CHA.8fBER.X CO local oppor- VAl.rMAR TOOL A MACHINE CO. payment. 32 weekly. No paymenta good working condition. Two end five room apartment by young 810.M, Shown by ai^ntment. Mrs. K 'has lecently loat and application for the la- . Ml, 9-6036 after 4 p.m.______Driconnrt 50 lbs 32.80 HIGHLAND PARK aecUon— Older 0-8182. 8-6686. MANY OLDER c a n , good trana- and long distance moving pack- ‘ntervlew call MI. pleasant Valiev Rd. So. Windsor until June. tables, walnut dressing tablet married couple with new .baby. home, ten. roome, tvro garages, Webater Agency. TR. 5-0760 any an explanaUmi of her atRmea of a new book haa been 1955 36 IT. MARLETTE' mobile BULLDOZING P 4 For free esti-1 ing, storage. Call------3-5181 MI. hart-1 » ______BU. 9-3754 serving table. MI. 9-1340. Reasonable rent. Ml. 8-7080. time. . iRRda. portatlon. Cara that can't be seen mate call .loaeph Baran, Rock-1 BUDGET CENTER ' 5-1&-S Fertilizer ...... 80 lbs. 32.65 large lot with plenty of trees. Ex­ conditlen. hut W letter le from the street. la>ok behind our home. Tn excelletu condition and ford CH, (-1423. convenienllv loiafed. Call MI. ville. TR. 5-4401. GENERAL machinist with aptitude EX PER lEN C ElTpalnti^a waiTted ' JTAPt*AN GAS range, three years cellent condition, M,. Kenneth Oa- ROCYCVILLE—Three famUy, |100 what oonfuring. PASS BOOK No. 58. OfAce.. Douglas Motors. 338 Main. for precision work. Good oppor - - MI. S-4164 Notice Vlgoro ...... 60 lbs. 12.55 trinsky. MI. 3-8119. 9 9234. Steady work, PI. 2-64.82 after 6 old, Visualite oven. In good condi­ ilnitv UNUSUAL - AND - NJCE income per month. Price lO.om. As naarly as t can maka evt, Utica la . hereby given by the ASHES AND rubbisif removed. tuntty for ambitious man. For in p.m. tion, very reasonable. MI. 9-9429 St. Write Box C. Heiral(l. T ew Minor, Broker, RockvUll, kVings Department of The Man- NOMONKY down. 19.80 Oldsmo- Painfing—Papering 21.j tervlew call MI. 9-526.8. — 4------STORE FTXTURES for Sale. Zoning Board of Appiials Bone M e a l...... 50 lbs 33.95 . A flve room home with at­ her huebead had an ulcer of the bile, 1949 Ford two and four door. I..awn woik. treea cut. cellars, - or inquire 107 Vernon St. TR. 8-8063. leoter Truat Company that Sav- cleanpd. -.Papers and rags taken ' (?ounters. chalra etc„ Call Ml. Coventry, Connecticut URGENTLY needed —three bed­ tached garage, custom built leg which eras treated. Later a 1941 Ford. Excellent second cars, Auto Driving School 7-A PAINTING—Exterior and Interior, I Golden VigOro...... 50 lbs. 33.75 ANOTHER FIRST Paat Book No. 53 haa been away, frise, MI. 9-0142. , . | paperhanging, ceilings refinished. WANTED—Man to work in gas Salesmen Wanted 56-A 9-6389. 'The Salvation Aimy, SouUiern ilLong Lasting-Non-Burningi REFINISHED USED furniture. room house. No emell children. in 1862. Large lot, 111' X 186'. TOUAND—Five room ranch, two blood clot devetoped In tho lag. The and application for the la- good I'unning and clean. See Boh MORTIAX?K'8—Manchester's lead­ atation and garage. Good pay for i ew England Headquarters, 334 MI. 9-1967. Many, many extraa. Shown by clot went to hla hing. Oliver at Center Motor Sales, 461 Wallpaper books on request. Esti­ 5.8 GAL. BARRELS 14 Arch 8t. j Floral Dust—Roa.e Dust—Vegetable Chests, dreasera, beds, tome an­ ON THE MARKET yeari old. Flre^aee, full concreto ica of a new book haa been ing driving school. Pralesslonnl LAW'NS ROLLED with am*ll power i mates given. Fully Insured. Ed­ good man. Stwady Work. Must ap­ T-umbtill Street, Hartfrrd, Ci»n- I Dust—Tomato Diist—Black Leaf 40 tiques. knick-knacks end miecel- appointment only, CaU for fur­ cellar, lot nearly two acres. School The iloctoni ..lerforaed a qukk Mato St. • teaching by a akilled. coifrteoiis roller. Concrete mixers, pumps. ' ply In person, no telephone calls. 3150, all over 31. See, Cecil Dor­ necUcut, has .appealed for permis­ ther information. ward R. Price. MI. 9-1003. sey. —Jap Beetle Spray—.Activo—Am- lancous. Rebuilt mattreesea 813.95 \ Mve rooms, full basement, man route, M, mUe from operaUon to sara Mrs. ‘ICs hus" WANT TO BUY A CAR snd had Instnictiir. George 51orllork._ MI. garden, tillers, spreaders, rollers. | Van's SerVice Station, 428 Hart­ GOOD HUMOR sion- to erect, a sign 8 feel by 10 l-mate—Weedone -Weed-No-More — to 321.95, also box springs, ^rn l- Businet Property For Sale 70 ^.fireplace, oil heat, knotty pint Parkway. High elevation. Excal. band’s Hfs and the dIegaOeia ’WM 9.7398. Inalruclor-CuiiNUltant' for Gulden tractora for rent. A-P ford Rd. m I your credit turned down? Don't PAINTING AND paperhanging. NOTICE BUILDERS-We are now feet at their open-air camp on I Tranfplantonc—Rootone—Ant Kill- ture, repaired and refiniahed. Le- SMALL BUSINESS for sale. Smell kitchen, large living room, flre< ALICE CLAMPET. Raaltor lent condition. A very good buy at pulmonary embolism. Annminccfiicnta __ ■ give up. see "Honest” Douglas. Manchester. F^quipment Co., 94.8 Center St. MI. Repair or new work. First class lUE CREAM booking orders for machine cut Crosa , Street in. the Town of j ers. Lawn Mowefs —Grass Catch- Blanc Furniture Hospital' 195 place, garage, ameaite drive, 818,700. Tom Minor, Broker, Rock- Now pulmonary embollam Is n 9-2i)52. work St reasonable rates. Rsy- WINDOW' CLEANER, experienced Coventry, f?onnectlcut. The appeal inveatment. On Main at. MI. 9-8891 MI. 9-4648 3.33 Main, Not a ftoance company LARSON'S DRIVING Si hool. ; if possible, dependable. Call MI. stone, 4 " bid, ,3 " to 8 " height, 1’ lers -Garden Tools—Bamboo Rakes South St. corner South and Vernon for further detaUe. combmatlon tyindowa and vUle. ■IR, 84068. serious oondition which reOitlts mond Fiske. .Ml. 0-9237. Driver Salesmen — needed for has been .qad^ by Senior Captain Ave., Rockville. Open evenings un­ doora, awnings, large shade ' GREATEST plan. Manchester s only trained and; 3-7614. established territories in your to 3 '-' long, covers 40 sq, ft. per ' - Spring Steel Lawn Rakes. Ail Other IlsUnga availabla when a clot is earrtad fron pne ton. Sawed bed edge 2 " bed, 2" to Eric JackLon, DiristonaL Y. P. '.Sec­ Types of Garden Tools aild Fer­ til’9 except Saturdays. Rockville trees, city utUiiies, large land­ JUST Usted neat B room ranch on part c t the body to the lungs wOisih, 1954, 1953.~1M2^ 1951 CHEVRO- certified instruclor. Kor your safe­ Hou.sehnid Services ' PAINTING, paperhanging. floor ■ vicinity. Sales < ar garaged and retary. The sign requestt ' will re­ TR. 6.2174. scaped lot. Goodwin Rd., Belton. Extra large U C T I O N S ty W'e nie lralneil,to leach proper-! 8 " high. 1' to 3'-j' length, covers tilizer in Stock. Fanik^ and Land For Sale 71 it stops ths blood from LETS, two doora, four doors, hard, Offered l.TA aanding and fini.xhing. Old Hours operated from loading depot in place one blown down ft* the hur­ lot. Many teaturoa. Only IIO.OOO, ly, .MI, 9-6075. refinished. Vernon Hutchins. MI. LABORER 31.50 per hour. Call i 70 sq. ft. per ton. Thin wall atone, Immediate Free Delivery U irou^.* top convertibles.. Some with j your immediate area. No oper­ heavy Wall stone random, Bolton ricanes of 1955.' S, A H. Green Stam ps'given with STWtTTORD SPRINGS —150 acres CHARLES LESPERANCE O O V B ^ Y LAKE -L ow down EVER! f l a t FINISH Holland window 9-2937. •MI. 9-3207. ating expense or experience re- 111,900 EXPANDABLE Cape. Hot 'It oomss. oA sonMtimss, as It Powergllde, radios and heaters. TORDNEiT a I'TO Drivin^g ^ h w h ; veneer stone, slate flagging. Bol­ A meeting of the Coventry Zon­ cash sales EASY SPINDRYER. Exceijent con. |wid. High elevation, good view, payment, is all that ia required to All cany a written guarantee. For sIWides, made to measure. All I.ABORER WANTED. General out- quired.. Above average earn- dition. MI. 9.5446,. /-approximately 60 acres open land. MI. 9-7620 water heat, full ahed dormar, ixm buy thia thrsa bedroom ranch just did In ths esse of Mrs. K’s hus­ BRANDJNEW INVENTORY OF la-arn to drive correctly and m ^al Venetian blinds St s new PAINTING . Paper hanging. Paper ton Note h CJiiarry. Call MI, 9-0617. ing Board of Appeals will, tie held band; from a known riot la one of V;- the very best In used cars, see aide grading work. Apply The . inga, hospitalization and bonus regarding this m atter on W'ednes- THE J. W] HALE y ------r- - .... — .... prices. CH. 9.2785. tive with a pleaaing personal- a. the Town Office Building, sonabic. Fireplace, screen. /Ml. ranch. Full basement, oil furnace, eral days following sa opsratlen Hardware) etc. Automatic or couvenlioiial shift. FURNI'TURE repairing and refln- All makes of adding machines Coventr.v. Phone M^. 3-4123 er not well. Buildings and land range. Firapiadss, basement gia> m a k e r ily. 9-0601. neat and cleap. Desirable neigh­ ragoSjOtc* from which tho Mtlsnt seems to MI, 9.6010, JA. 7.3680. ishing; antiques restored. Furni­ ;T«()L OR MODEL sold or rented. Repairs on all Ail interested persons are in­ $32,000. Tom Minor Broker, Rock BJveryUi: g for Evcrvliodv! 1949 FORD CI-UB coupe Radio, makea Marlow's. ville. TR. 5-6043. borhood, $10,500. $1,700 cash, $81 r o u t e No. 0 BOLTON — New be recovaring satisfactorily. \ EVERT “ “ ’R8DAY, FRIDAY ture Repair Service, Talcottville. Bonds—Stock vited to attend. SUBURBAN gas and oil cbmbtna- MANCHESTER r f - ■ heater, good tJl^ea, 3150. MI. 3-65.36. LOWEST PRICES In town female APPLY DAILY .Household Goods 51 month Including taxes and fire in­ Plo»« in the *1 should say that pulatoqary ass- f-f ' and TURDAY NITES MI 3-7449. M ortK aR cs Capable of working on FOR SALK Eight year old de luxe Russell Karkcr, Chairman tion range, also automktic gaa ABOUT EIGHT ecrea, moatly surance to qualified buyer. (31enn Excellent location near bua Una 81fl,60O>tlf >000 class. Start at T p.m. 1947 CHEVROLET 4-dooi sedan. Inatructor. dual conliol, slHiidard Thomas Welles. Vice (Thairman NO MONEY DOWN ! ! w ater healer .MI. 3-5948 Roberts "Agency, AD. 3-9M. boUsm, hdwever, is .rather rare ! »al: or aulonintU'. Ap|>olnlments any FORMICA couAters. ceramic wail ] small. preciae dictating (;OOD HUMOR stove, ' 340. Excellent condition. clear, brook, 750’ frontage. Goose and ahopping center. Two family lARGB ESTATE un in the hills and la becmtilng somewhat lass Wa modate 1000 people, Excellent condition. New Urea. 31.000 COSTS 322.25 monlhty and Call MI. 9-9180. Evelvn Wenner, Secretar.v Start Your Lane, Tolland. Agents inrited. time. M, and M, Driving Schooi, and floor tile. Let ns modernize that's all. Dial CTl FHA WHITE TAPPAN gag range. Excel­ 6 and 3. Lot lOO' x ISO’. Oil heat, of Belton. Five hedrooims, gorgeous common. O'^er 900 cars* Cali MI. 9-9234. equipment. Excellent work­ CORPORATION ' „ , Frank Kamplain Monthly Payments Levay, Wiilimantic. PI. 3-6245. EAST (TENTER ST.—SuiUbte for grounds. Now vacant. Worth in- Every week thousands save at MI. a-654t, .vour bathroom and kitchen For ] and Cl fiancing a specialty with ' SALE,—.33 1-3% off on ISO patterns Fred Mohr lent condition. Call MI.' 9-6070 af­ offlce and home. Ten rooma, If the clot Hhieh hao hetfiton oft 1951 PLYMOUTH. CLUB coupe. free raUntatea fcall Ml. 9-2655, The 1 Month After You Receive ter 4 :30 p.m. city utilities, excellent cbnditlon. yeatlgatlng if you want to be Connecticut Moctgaf^ Exchange. ing conditions. 2.5 .lAMES ST. NEW HAVEN ' the Blue Ribbon collection book. Signed thla 25th day of April, Your Home Outfit EASTERN Connecticut — Excep. steam heat (dl, Ureplag^,. two Priced at only 816,900. "Country Squire." end been carried to a branch W" POST AUCTION ROOMS Radio, heater, in Wondcrlul condi­ ^ile Shop, Bticktond. 1 Lewis St.. Hai'itord, Conn. W's al.so handle texture paint. It 1956. tional buys dairy, poultry farms, bathrooms two-car gajpge. Urge tary of the lungs le large and tion throughout. Small down pay­ MoUircrcles—Bicvcles 11 8 ROOMS FURNITURE lot. Ample parking. M ^ g u e s ar­ T. J. CROCKETT, shuts off a large artery, (jUath TRY US FOR leuphoisterihg,' slip . makes old ceilings look like new. 39.36 MONTHLY w'lth or without stock, 2 to 300 Owner may live in one apartment. K *'Oimn.'a L argest Auction F irm ” ment. easy we^y or monthiy B K E S, (TIAIN *^drlve trikes, Iri. GRA Y M ANI FAUTURING ' ' . • ' i Greerv. Paint and Wallpaper Co., Muslcgt tnstrumrnts 1S8 acres. Welles Agency. Ckiventry. ranged. A real baigaln, ap­ RBAIADR ' may come almost Imi BT. — BERUN TURNPmE terma. PouglasAlotor, 333 Main. covers, di uperie.s, ■ rug cleaning.!* BU-Sinei^ Opportunities 52. * Brand New, Revenue from other apartment Phone Office MI. 8-8610 er rycles. pe.dal cars. Rebuilt, Free ilelivery service. All work ------! GO. next to .Manchester Knitting Mills Bedroom, Living Room. Dinette, PI. 2.6872. pointment call George L. Oraxia- Mors often the vleUtn may ■ NEWINGTON. CONN, painted like new for half the pii< e. Help Wanted— . at the Green. Open from. 9 a m. - MUSIC instrumental, rental. (Com­ dio. Realtor. MI. 9-5878. $884 Res. MI. 0-7781 feeling perfectly wall whan a' OPP- Conn. L |, 3c Power Co. Bldg ' 1956 FORD Country Sedan. Private. guaranteed! Stnith'.s Upholstery* FULLY./EQUIPPED soda shop aqd ' Republican CaiicuN \ Rugs, Lamps, Tables per year at present time.' * For I 46 Cider -Mill Rd. MI 9-469.8, Shop. 243 N .Main St. Ml. 9-4663. ! lunc1»#onetle. I»w overhead on 10 Arbor Street, Hartford (.’onn. Mal^ or Female U7 9 p.m. plete lin'e of instrum ents. Rental den eevera shortness nf ' , Excellent condition. Style lone, EVERYTHING 3288 House? For Sale \^2 ASHFORD—Seven room house, ar­ Fordomatic. Equipped] Reaaon- Evenings .MI 3:7267 Tlie Republican electors o'f the applied t.o purchase price. Repre­ further Information call tesian well, M roxlm ately. aeven velops, together with m BICYCI.E REPAlRING~all types: Xrm''’'G‘;'::sr^27^ ’ .SALksomiA cashiers town of Bolton are hereby notified 3 ROOMS FURNITURE senting Olds. Selmer, Ped- MANCHESTER some port of the general ; able. .MI. 9-8465. Engtiah a apecialty. Now- open- 9 310.16 MONTHLY HOME VALUES acres land. Excellent brook. 6H ______P^rgonala 3 WEAVING of burns, niotti holes that there will be a caucus at the ler/and Bundy. Metter'a Mualc \ CHARLES LESPERANCE 10 17 000 4Ustresa endrblueneos/^ the aUa. ■ \' a.m, to '9 p.m. .Manchester part time woi-k,' Apply King's Bolton Community Hall on Brand New Studio, 177 McKee. Ut. 3-7500. 476 GARDNER STREET milea from Route . , . Tom ! 1952 CHEVROLET~~de lux^r four and torn «lolhing. hosiery ru ^ sold this week. MI 9.99.83 after WAREHOUSE -MAN — East Hart­ BOLTON—Toliaud Road.' Four Minor, Broker.* Rockville, 'TR. UnconsciousneiM follawt qiUcMy 1 W ) YOU Ha v e • clabgrass or door aedan. Radio, heater, good Cycle Shop, 16« West Middle Turn­ handbags repaired. zippercr /'re- 5:.15:.30p.m. ford .brain h of national food con­ Dept. Store at Oiehey Mills, Pine Wednesday. May 2, 1956 a t 8 Westihghouse Refrigeratbr, Living MI. 9-7620 \ 0-5043. snd sonetimes death. chlckgrass Inlyour lawn? f PRE- pike Ml, 9-2098. ' . and (?ooper Hill Sts. Room, Bedroom, Dinette Rugs, SED UPRIGHT piano. Excelimt large room ranch. Oil hot air heat, Open Sunday 2 until Urea, excellent condition through- -! iiliicemcm, iimbiellas repaired,------—------cern' has opening in Warehouse o'clock, p.m., for the purpose of fireplace, acre lot, aluminum The symptoma may be not as V EST IT NOW BEFORE JUNK 1. men's shut collars reversed ■ and ------*------— ------department, for, full time ware- ' s»iectlng» party-endorsed, candi­ ■'* Lamps. Tables laying • condition Moderate eize rk.. Other days by ap- j out, sacrifice sale. Call ,MI. 9-6808. emp,'8. Inc. MI] 3-5680. windows and doors. Rriced 310.800. BOLTON—Five room fleldatone severe. Xhera may>be a sudden ^R bnt has ilelcrted J. W. Hate \ repini cd, .Marlow's L iufi Mbnd- Help Wanted—Female 55: housa man to uhload freight cars ; dates to the State Convention to , BVEaiVTHlNG 3360 home on la m , wooded lot. Full pain imtke chest snd'Shortnofo of ( I960 FORD two-door. Excellent, BOY .S KNGI.ISH hicvrle. 32.8] A ing Shop. . , / . 1 -^ — ------SitunI inns W anf^— \ lintnient. New 5 room MAN(THB8TER—Hawthorns St. — Oorp. and a reliable Store to Mia- 9-1791. ' ' 7 7 - ______— :— - "Id lo prepare orders for ship- ' he held in Hartford oh June 18 3 ROOMS FURNITURE ; THOMAS ELECTRONIC organ, to- Vernon—Three bedrbom ranch. Brand new three bedroom ranidi, basement, l£c34 enclosed rear oresth. A cxnigh may develop soon ■laMlppi as t< St arras. May -w'e .' mechanical condition, good paint. earning 325 to! ment. Age limit, 20 to 35, Perma-I Female 58 and 19. 1956. a Congressional Dis­ 314.74 MONTHLY Full cellar, large lot,' high eleva­ ra'nch home, three bed­ porch, oyerslse .attached garage. thereafter, if ths victim survives, suggest y ^ try this preventstlvr - -MI. 3-6513. 350 without inlerferring with nent position, five day work week ' Brand New dsy's biggest buy at 3728 com- full Cellar, tile bath, hot water 19.8.3 TRIUMPH Thunderbird. .Many MATftRE WO.MAN. experienced trict Coh'venUoh in our Cimgres- plele. Spinet model. Self-contained tion, ceramic tile hath, colored fix­ rooms, pine p a n e le d heat, all utilities. Reaaonabl; Owner transferred. Asking iie iw . thq Area of the lung which wws in­ at 32.95 or w .91 i per package? Free extras. Very clean Price 3.8.80. PI,, Riiildinc-^gontracting 14 household duties I'all Royal Plas­ of 40 hours. Free health and life sionaL DistrieV- on Saturday - June i Noige Washing Machine, Westing-’ tures, Youngstown kitchep, fire­ EastW(XMl Real Sistate Agency. delivery, S.'afd Hi Green stamps 1949 (TIEVROLET pickup. Rebuilt tics PI. 2-6818. Car necesaarv. cashiei, clerical worker, public ! house refrig'eretor.. Bedroom, Liv- speaker, 13-note pedalboard true rieed for a new home, IlS.OOC jured heoomes thickened and of- motor, new clutch, heavy dutv 2-6730 belween 6 and 7 p.m. insurance. ‘Apply in person, H. J. I contact, knoxflcdge of bookkeep­ 23. 1966, and 'a r SenatoriM Dfs- Diapason, String. Reed. Flute and place,. A real buy smd brgnd new. //kitciven with dining ania, harles Pontlcelll. MI. 0-0066. MI. 04476 or PI. 3*7080. 'ten the cough hccomcs worse, with given with eSfh sales. J. W. Hale Heinz Co., 570 Tolland St., East ] trict Convention In our Senatorial I ing Room, Dinette. Dishes, Rugs, Ready for occupancy. Price $18,990. g Corp., comerer -dain slid Oak Sts. ■ tires. .8U/«. 1.353. erection service. B^PERIENCRD SHIRT peeks op­ ing, payroll and billing, woiilcl like i _ Lamps. Tables. Blankets. Horn tone quality.. Solo control ceramic tile bath, fire­ the bringing up of bloody sputum.' erator. Good working conditions Hartfoid. part lime work; Can do billing, District on Saturday, Jpne 30, giving two-manual effect. Beauti­ ATTRACTIVE old O pe Ctod with Sometimes Ihe Injured part of tJis Buslnes.9 Services Offered 15' : EVERYTHING 3494 Vernon— 6i.x room dveraisM place \m h paneled wallj additions, plenty of garden apace.'. and pay. Apply in person.'' Fisher APPLICATIONS will h f received and bookkeeping at home,' Call 1956; and to transact such other ful cabinet work. Portable. Goss lung becomes Infected and an ab- roUR ma.son or carpenter business as may-properly ednie be­ ' Price Includes Delivery. Setup, '(Tape Cod. twp unfinished. fu)I Inquire owper, 165 (JaklaiHl 4t., d o o r s O pkN EI) krv.g fitted. Drv Clerfnsers, 32.'S Broad fit. at the Office of the Town Etogineer -MI. 9-.8010 Piailh Company. 317 Asylum St.. dormer. Yo^gstown kitchen, steel liaseboar^ radiation, plas­ cess may|torm. Strawbefr'v Perfdctiohi T®P* I® Sports Togs copied, viu'uiim (leaners. irons, fik Call M'llham Kanehl (?on- fore said caucus. \ : Service. Guarantee Immediate .dc\ Hartford. JA. 5-6698. Open Thurs­ Until mcently not murii- -could 1 • f ■ ' <1* " ■tor and Builder. Ml. 3-7773. not later than .May 11. 19,86. a tj j livery or Fj-ee Storage until needed. day night. hetchwey, fireplace ceramic tile tered thrdtighout. Large MANCHESTER Ruth MiUeU guns. etc , ' ri'iinered Sirear.*), ULERK~TYP1ST i .3 p.m., for till following poaitions: i Signed: Norma PATedfohd bath, large lot. Call now. Priced be done tor paUents who develonsd knives, mowers, etc,, put uito cow-' Junior Engineering Aide, annual ! C hairm an ; Phone For Appointment lot. this frighienlng pulmonary embol­ C:Vn ERAL~CARPENTRY-Altera; High Syhool graduate, single 18 to I See It Day Or Night $13,990;_ - - Six room Cape Cod. IH )>athB, 'ditioii for Coming needs. Braitli- Hone, additions and new conttfuc: aalary 33.1.3.3 to 33.601: and Side­ Republican -Town Gom:'iittee of cabinet kitchen, porch, shade, trees. Becoming s Specialist fs ^' ism. Now] however, It is beUeved waile. ,82 Pesii,J»lieel. .. .. 25.. Pleasant 'personaiity and ap- walk and Highway Construction ^ Septic Tanks Bolton ’ t' ' I Hai-tford-iCH. 7-0358 Wearing Apparel—Furs 57 Manchester—Colonial, two. bed g il b e r t 'FICKETT' $13,700. Trick to Escape Boredom that mai^ patients -who would tion. Dormers, porches, garages -pearance. Stenography desirable. April 26, 19,56 ! -A fter 7 P.Xt, matii- washing msrhxhes, elecirw ander. -Ml. 9-77V6. , titan the time and date set foril) tegal Notice blouses, 'coats Boys' jackets, Brand new GE furnace. Basement MI. 8-110$ . MI. 9 0008 EArty exercise after operaUon. ranges, vacuum c.toanms, motors; ^ Sewers Cleaned suits 3-10. BU. 9-4231 ~ garage. Excellent condition. Priced opMly admit, and sometimes even sm sil apphance^r*'^'^ 've>diiig, 171 BENEFICIAL | herein. Inforrhalion concerning- AND INSTALLEp co u n r OF (JOMMO.V PI.EtoS, Hart­ A— E—Pv—T—'S SIX ROOM Dutch colonial. Four the use of drugs.which delay blood '('e .nTe n t a .v d STwai; qu'niifications. work characteris­ ford i,m n|y. April 17. 1856. ! 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD $17,500 rooms, lavatory downstairs, twey brdg, that they - "hate hoiuae- Mam .Sfceei. 9-6678, A lexander .Jarv le. r,r (hr Town of .coagulation and therefore' delay sidewalks, steps, tei;races walls. FINANCE (’GMI‘ANY tics, kiui\vi6dge. eXpenienre, etc., rooms, tile bath upstairs, two fire­ wbrk." , clotting and surgery designed to ' oiildmir, fireplnce. al.so' cement and ^ Cellars Drained Manrhester. Oiuiily of Ilartforcf. and ! NEW P;RIGIDAIRE range,/ double Wanted—To Buy 58 Manchestelr—Colonial, five ■ bed Lou top Sale 7.7 RUBBISH a Ni) ashes removed. . may be obtained at the Office of, f.ii'.lr.r.' John R. Smith, roonts, newt 's hiding, double insuls' places, hot water heat, oil, flag­ . Isn’t that s' silly attitude for prevent a clot from breaking loose . cinder bUii.'k constntclion. Call MI. 806 Mam Street. Manchester the Town Engineer. * * !. *^*nerly of (he. Town tif M ancheeter, I oven. Still in crate. 1958/ model. a Brow HEADS. Old guns, swoVds stone terrace, attached garage. any woman who has chosen, mar*" are amimg the preventive meas­ Geneial cleaning lellais,' atlics 9 6716,„ < "O'Cily of Hartford and Slate of .Con- ' Will sell at tremendous discount. tion. aluminum triple track win RC)CKLEDOE — AA zone,-lot 100.' x slid yatUs lieasmiahle. .ales .M, Jiorhc\it. but'n'*w of partB unknown, if powder horns, stuffed animals, old Lot 120 X 120. Excellent location, 160'. Direct from owner. Mlc: ures sometimes used. I WAREHOUSE Ma n for pernmnent Town and Country I Kemps. Inc. -MI. 3-.5680. dows. A spacious, home for a large ,* M. Riihhish Removal. .Ml, P. SmiD) he not post cards, etc. Ml. 3-6717. Stan. family. 19 Autumn St. Priced one blocIcfrom Main St., shopping 3-5871 after.6 p.pi. ong would a' buainaas- Some patients with, pulmonary, V. BELLIICC.'! AND SON, mason HOUSE7KEE7PE7R, modern home. work. Coinbanv benefits, Appiv [ ' Jnir. the AL ifinw.. iipim . .n e n i'f’Nuntn- 70 .Mill St. district, $22,000. MI. 3-7961 or coniraclor. "Brick andy-slnne ven­ and CieriitorM nf said .John P. ! KELVINATOR'refrigerator,' 8'-.i ft? $17,500. woman, last at a job If she did it' embolism have been saved by othei' help employed. .MI, 9-9485, ' Goodyear Tiie A Rubber Co.. 180 ' Drainage Co. oinuh. — ^ ^ ------_ J t_ JA. 8-8214. LARGE.THREE bedroom ranch, 'carelessly, begrudgingly, and kept eer fireplace chimnev also •on- 7i7—7 7 V v . ,7.7.,— ' ' — f.oodwtn St., Flasi H artford. Conn. t iikd new.^1 7 ” console .television. prompt operations removing the GONDF!R.‘S T Service, available WO.MAN INTEIRFISTKD or exper-' Phoii* Ml 9-4143 ORbl'lR OP NOTICK .-Excellent condition. MI. 9-0710 af- Manchester — Garrison colonial, encloaad breczeway, garage, fire- telling tier boas all the time; ‘-1 clots after th'()y had ?trokei> .loiiao. an>’ lime Aiiiehna conx'ei sroiis. mete work. MI. 9..845t' 3t8 Fern Phone BU. 9-3424. L I Kill Cf>nii>lal,nt m said cauNp hr«iiisiit WOUi-D LIKkJ, to huy,IIUJO c two sets of SIX ROOM.^hree bedrooms, fire- ' place, aluminum storm windows, .St.-MI. 3 .8(132. le.m ed'in miraery school work to Jn CfiUDL. ai ilHrifuni., in .«nif| ; ter 4. .• four years old. I'-i baths, (ireplact, hate being* a - stenographer”, or Drugs, such as penicillin, can' Phitco fai loi v supervised service bunk beds..^II. 3.j72r*'‘2 « ? oil not 'liCate^' heat, convenient to place, steam heat, oil. copper cellar, view, trees, H acre. Subiw. "Fillrig-bores me to death"? Tel; MI 9 148p, leach two mornings a week in Wa n t e d • Fl.xpei-tenced carpen-! ‘‘Tut « lav (if M a\. plum)>i_ng. two-car garage, large now be given lo prevent the dayet* BIDWELL HO.ME Improvement I South' Windsor. Call JA, 8-633.8 or lers. Appiv 2.31 C harter Oak St. {».•>♦) and now nondinc. ciaiining 'a bus. school, and shopping. 22 Scar­ ban. Only ,.814,900. Carlton W. It’s Juai as unreasonable for a opmeni of abhcesses which fomey- . JudrniPDl dotPimlJiinp iTjp rights in or WANT'EP- Small. mVhOgany.'mVhO din- lot. Good neighborhood. George L. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, .0-4694. borough Rd. Priced $18,900. wife to' expect to succeed at" the A-NTItJI'ES lle^jnislicil ltepanm g Co. .'Mteiations. adilitions. ga- BU. 9-36.85. MI. .3-8nJ>6 ab er 5;.3(1 p.m. I Iri NFllIini: the iu|p jo two rri-tain ing room ebina closf^odeti also small Graziadio, Realtor, MI. 9-5878, ly were fatcl 'to som e'of Uiqse done oil any fumiKiie Tiemaji, I'age.s. Re siding 'specialists, Easy Pu l>«rrfIs;of iaml iUuatrd in Invibitioh to Bid mahogany nigbt tables. MI. 9*9180. Job of homemaking if the ia'for­ who did not die of the immediate ?*Re F s OPERAT()R wanted, F '^ IS 1?* .7'^*'*.’*? Muhch#*8f»r', . County of Many other listings Building Lots 189 South '.Maui St. Phone ,MI bmlget terms, .8tl. 9-649.8 or Tft MAN F'OR gene; al office work. ON THREE ACRES good land. ever telling herself apd her hus­ effects. .8-9109, •lay week_ benefits, Nlii.sl apply In. F'lill lime. Salafv open All. .3-5125. Hnrlioid amf Stai^ of Oonnochrul. ami The Town of. Manchester vValer band and anyone else who will 3.,864.3. SB imrtirulHilv boundrid and do-' GASTON-WILKIE REALTY Gambolati built, seven years old. In Town and Suburban Certainly Mrs. K's husband was ■■persmv—New .Mixtel Laupdiv, 73 Eves] "JA. 3 .862,3 ’ acn b p d .a a follows to wi> parlment proposes to purchase -Rooms Without Board 59 six room home. l>i baths, fire­ listen how much she dislikes foriiinate to rocelva such prompt ' W AN^ E D q; A—- FIR ST IMFCf: MA.NCME.STFR T V Service "fl- Stimmit .St. tv.'p' horizontal, .spilt 'case, cefv,- housework. «. Feastf"l-lV by i.,)!p . \ or. :>i and 22 on a Pho’ne place, hot water heat Iwo-car ga­ attention. and T v. specialists' since 1934 ing. New prefmished floors. ?hed., — — 1. I F’IRST (?OOK,. available in Ju n e,, tiifugel pumps and motors cap­ CLEAN, (COMFORTABLE; well MANCHESTER Unless a housewife likes her Job WOMEN WANTED for general preferably with hospital exper­ " IS South Side, rage. Suburban. Garllqn W; Cliarter inembei.s of Telsa. Ml. dormer.s, nMiins finished, and a * ^***"^ Conn. Scalf* I able of pumping 400 gallons per heated large loom. Private herme, ML 9-4389 Hutchins, Realtor. MI. 9-5182 • ASSOCIATES REALTORS and' takes. prids in doing it well, 9-8660 or .Ml. .3-4607, altei atioii.s, new and old of any woik m dry cleaning and iaimdry ience. 40 hoiii: week, j^easant syr- LINOTYPE OPERATOR f* ?\'*QUaJ4 1 - Oct. 29. *97 Map No. fi minute. ft (Juiet neighborhood] for gentle­ ML"D-5731 9-4894. how can she hope to get by ? kind. JA. ^- 2.861. /• , establishment. • Knowledge of roiindings. A real opportunity for i - • Hartford, ('omi." on . Bid.s will be received, up to 3:00 man. References. MI. 3-8183. PHIL HALUN , A woman doesn't have to de­ — ------' shut '111111 helpful, but - not .neces­ the rig|it person. Phone MI. 3-1141 MUSf. eE EXPERIENCED ' h v ra rh , in P.M. E D. ).T. May 2, 1956 a{ the . PRACTICALLY NEW spise housework. There may ened. Air-cooled engipes repaired, sary. Apply Towne Cleaners. .348 for appointment with dietitian, 1 ' eXu i ’V ' h‘*D(!red forty «24oi fee.t, m ore BEAUTIFULLY furnished, spaci­ CHARLES LATHROP some parts of It that ahe dislilces. Aluminum Windows Mam St , Manchester. These are to 2 ,p,m. -daily. ^ err Ip.a.k offiie of the General Manager of ous room with complete 'light FIVE ROOM ranch, ipatio, shade MI. 9-0884 Pick up and delivery. All work / V Southeiix- b.v (bo BoiiOi line of ■ naid the Town of Mancltester, 41 Center ___ trees, tondsesped Ibt, plastered 6 Room Cape With Two Baths But that doesn't mean ahe can't guaianleed. Ideal Grinding Shop. Hnd J)(MM'.*4 14-.‘\ permanent positions APPLY IN PERSON . housekeeping facilities available EARL RQHAN learn to get satisfaction out -of SpBF7R. ,RF7LIABLF: man for ex- W It* ^*^* extenfl' d finy St . Manchester. Conn. ** WUI renu .^ ,e ;b r -^utoe.-a;u;....‘ s f , ^ Hot water,.joil heat, plastered walls, .V" MI. 3-7438 My- judgroeht is that the Repub­ *27,3 Adams. Phone MI 9-3120 liv I.f.i N(. r^i t»n ,«ntd m ap Dotsils and specifications may storm sash and screens. Near bus the overall Job .of making a home. lican ticket (|n 1056) U apt to be 3-8979 Gt'.8RiASTE7F;D” againsi nil hsz- .sF e n Vi TYPIST. experienced, full iraclor operator In Manchestef N -J*” hundred fo rt\ i24i') frei, rnr*re »«r dren accepted, (limitedt.-Centrai. j Tell Teuraeif You'll Like the Job aid.s, Aluinimiiii screens and or part time. Company benefits, Memorial Hospital laundry] Apply HiaudirBtrf iEunumi iSrraUi » and he had at the office of the Water Reasonable. Mrs. Dorsev. 14 Arch and school. BUILDINQ lots in Manchester, the same as it was In 1052. ^ t bv tiiu. iioMh line of said The first step toward making storm windows as well ss com­ paid vacation excHlent satorv. in person to Mr. Hamilton, 9 to 12 i*ot N n.'2J ex iem h d . Departm ent. 66 Center -St,, Man- Si. ------near Bolton. Rural zone. Lets 123’ —Senate Republican leader WU- -MI. 9-5273. , ' nooii. che.Uer, Conn. ' MANgilESTER X 185' and larger. MT. I-5010. the best of any job Is to make up Ilsm F. Knowland. ROT() TILLING laiwns arid g ar­ bination s'cieen amt stoiin diiois. , " . 8MOM> 1*1 Ked Jacket for cover- RObF'INGr" Siding and. carpentry. ' ' ' -loaiii' PC)' itf^hu /Ti'fcndant nolifipd. tp at there w'ill be a cau- 9-4670. cellar, sieam. loili, two-car ga- LCKKWOOD- ST. — Five' room sooher or later...are going -|e_ fltts for your friends. - I plow, excellent .soil piilvei izatioii Alterations and additions, oil- *WANTED Sm ith, if-livinj:: in unkiMAwn !•> cu.a at the Municipal'Building on ia little time for dreading It. "P- I obtained. Call after 3 p.m PI [p" plairdiff. ami if .*«aid '.Inhii F’ S n m ir ranches. Young.slown kitchen cab­ ROCKVILLE -■ Large 19 r(»m. rise up and,free themselves from P attern No. 5416 coiilams n«)i liviiic ih.; ptnitiilff »!••« b nol And any homemaker can look No. 8270 is in sizes 11. 12. 13. 14. 1 2-7689. r - '-.7 ingS' W orkmanship guaianteed. It i W ednesday,, May 2, 19W a t , 8 PLE iTs a NT Ro¥NTiiii“cqnter St.,! ''•4*' *'**■' inets. tile bath and shower, double three family. Can easily be made Ciommunist rule. The revoluUiMi , 7 ; crochet directions; mateiial re- A.-A. DImi. Inc., 299 Autumn Exporioncod socrotary noodod in local manu* kmt.w. who a ip ii|p WUIow. IP Ii-r. IP’iv- around for ways of ‘‘specialising" 16.-18. -2(1, .Size 12,, dress 4 3-8 -n,„j i^irditor.R #if. nail! .lyhn .Vclock. p.m".. for the purpose of I^M;ation With minimum insulation, (oil hesti. E/'and E. Into four' family. GbodOondition, has already begun. quirementa; atitch Illustrations. I yards of 35-inch; bolero, ’s yard Street. Ml. 3.4860, .selecting party-cndcirsed candi­ homey atmosphere. MI. 3-8492. ■ that will put her own particular I RFIF'RICJFIRATION gales and serv- *, " Sniith'or where iliev or any of tlipm Realtors. -MI. 9-8297, MI. 3-4480. on . bus nTne, near stores and talents to use and give her plenty —Nikolai E. Khokhlov, former Send 25c in Coins, vour name, 'o f 3.8-inch; \ yard contrast. . I U'*.^ Commercial, household air focturing office. Roquiros shorthand ability, ♦ . ^••Id*- . dates for delegates to' (he St;ate yard rare. ■■ ■- schools. Tom Minor, Broker. Rock­ Russian inteUigenra officer. address and the Pattern Number I F’or this pattern, send 35^ in F(UR THE BEST, in Bonded buiit' I. pnDfclXKD! Tl^l nfdiee of llie Ipatilu- Conxention to he held in Hart­ WEST SIDE—Seven room colonial, of satisfaction. . ’ >. conditionei'S, freezers A and W. up roofs, shingle rexifa, gutters, By .l^ d manufocturing company, Her solos u *'f lt**ndcncy of ebid roniPlalnt, ville. TR. 6-6042. I Seme homemakers specialize in to ANKB CABOT, THE 5IAN- ; coins, your name, address, size Refrigeration Co. MI. 9-1237, BU. 'pioasont tolophono porsonolity and ability to' 8hail be riven Raid defoiKlanl .loliii P, ford- on June tS and 19,. 1956. a lenements ~ 63 WALTQN W. GRANT, two-car garage attached, three From the American newspmmrs c a m r c R e v e n i n g h e r a l d . ! desired, and the pattern number to 9*3196, Ml, 9-0055. ! conductors and roof repaiti call i , -tf Hvliic:. o r if Raid • J^*hn . P. Congressional District- Convention Apartments"—Fists—' , REALTOR b ed tim e. Fully insulated. Alum> ROCKVILLE—Buy dlraistT*'" Save. winning a rtinitatlon as an excel­ ------' ■ - '---4------Coughlin. MI, S-n07. ; and gonoral corrospondonca. Exporioncod in I f/'ot-n ho---bot livliiR. to Ihe Widow, lent eoek,* '** Others tpeciilize in you'd think America ■* waS popu­ IIM AVE. "AMERU'AM, n e w .SUE BI'R.NETT, .MANCHESTER i Helra. nepreacntalives and i'rftdllorR of in-'«ur Congressional District on ■' Ml. 8-1158 mum storm wlndowa and doors,, Property 8 Ward St. Cofltral. lated solely by naked woman end . YORK M , hi. V. WEBBS TV-32.50 per ■ cj4«.v-''-J9n. moot tho public. Solory $70 por wook, plus FOR RENT—Four room apart* double lot. Reasonably priced.' 4-5-5. Vacancy. Large bera. In* entertaining, outers In garden­ ; EVENING HERALD. 1IS« ..WE. > 1 ; "aid John P. Smith by• pubURhinp Ijiia. Saturday, June 23, 1956, and a ing.* dacoraUng, etc. cinema stars. Thsto are pisnty . How available. _ the colorful A.8IERIf'A.S, NKW VORK 66, N.Y. tenqa Installatlonk, U.H.F'. con­ Roof in g' anil 'Chimnejrs I6>A Mo Hso of 'Hit dietp^hono. Vary ottractivd • M order ip the ManchcRter Herald, a’ Senatorial Diatpict (Tonvenlibn in / merit, bath, aunporch, garage, . May be saen by appointment only. quire 1 Highland Ave., RnclRflla. versions,, qew acts.. Aft-work gv«r- full group insuranco covorogo. Roply stating M n^w'Rnajker publlahed and hav.lik ♦ clr- heat and hot water. Adults. C?all FAMILY HOME aeven room imton- A honeewife can be a lot more of woman judgss, dottors and 2156 Needlework Album conUln- I Basic Fashion, spring and sum- •» culation In Mrnohejier. ttonhecilruf. our Senatorial District on Satur­ Ml. S-ltOO 0:30 a.m. to 0 p.m. ■clehUsU in Uie United SUtss, but lii( doeena;;Of Ipvely designs from anteed. Ml. 9-8801. V ' ’ ' ROOFING — Specializing in repair- salary. Full insuranco praqram. Roply to Post ^ after 5 p.m, at 144 Cfharter Oak St. ipj with Bunporcb, spacipua rooms, ' Evenings and weekends Ml. GLASTONBURY -Manchefiar Rd. than a maid o6 all work. She I mer '56 is a complete, abwing guide ing rcrafs of all kinds. Also new • •'nre a w'FRk for two »ucc*eR,s|ve w reka day, June 30, 1956; and to tra n s­ good conditl(m. all utllltiea. oil Custom built 5H room ranch. Walt can be a specialist who takes do, you hear about them or/tM r -waicli to choose more ‘patterns in for every woman who aews for qiiaUeccitions to Sox F, Manchostor EinsRlng • ‘ ^^ommenclnr on or b^'forc Ai>ril l?l. act such other business as unay 9-0002,...... marriages? ' cmh4iL embroidery and knit — MOWERS REPAJREP and sharp- roofs. Gutter* work. (Jhlmneys DAVID J LTOOHLIN. FOUR ROOMS, heated, tiled bath, heatj garage, double lot with fruit ’ to wall carpet, storms, 'and ride in 4Nie particular phase of. !i Ifi-I herielf anil her family. Don't Walt •nnd. AU work guaranteed. Pick- cleaned, repaired. 26 years' ex- Offica Box 235, Mcmeliosta^ Conn. / ' ^ -i ,! . ARjiRtant Clerk of Said,Court. properl.-v come before said cauciis. cabinet kitchen',, garage. Rent trees and gOrden apace. 13,500 FOR-’SALE—Four rooms, furtiacs, Bcreena, ettachsd geraae He Job, ' ■ ; ^ —Lady Nancy 'Astpr on what Ohs fnib 6 (irt patterai, direettona — aend 25 cehta ni}w for your Harold. ^ . •« I COPY A lle rt: jBigned: William S. Davis 8 thought of oraee Ksuys «oam F«ated In, book. Otfly 2Sc a copy! up^aelive^. 118 Wella 8t. Ml, (rt« • ! *^* Jd llm o . ? $75. Adults only. Slate age_ _ 'and down for vetet-sns. Call Barbara firsplacs, attached garage, 87,900. , patto. Near golf eourss. iKadsIlal ' ' (All rights 'reserved, NEA copy- - 9-1702. -f Sowlley. Mancheaten 1^. 6-8M1. Sheriff. . i— ' Towji ^airman occbpallon to Box Herald. ^ Wood* Agency, MI. 0-7703, •srvlca; Ine.) trig m sm sge to PrluM Itotaler. \ . . ♦ , Coventry PI. 2-7745., ‘/Zm itli,.pallor. MI. 9-1062.' ,'l U1 ♦' ■> ' ■V ■ I ('■ I,, •; , I \ , ], 'll A' ‘ Oil.J. I'lHiH'r I . I.:' I' I I'-J J :i-

AYMRge Daily Net PrMO Run TheW etUiG THURSDAY, APRIL 26, 19M t e r m Week MmeU a t a t O. 0. Wet h er ! A|wU n , ihM p a g e TWENTlf-FOUll c jftanrirpat^r Stiifttiitg H^raUt N «teaeaM < 12,021 HatuHbiy ekr lag, warmer, MteabMP H tte AadH ere ta all era. m g b BweaU •( dradattea . Manche$ter~-~A City of Village Charm

There’s a Wonderful VOL. LXXY, NO 177 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONNh PRIDAY; APRII. 27, 1956 M l Page I t ) PRICE FIVE CENTS o iH j im A 10 Deaths Feared in At Hale’s Self Serve and Meat Dept Blastf Fire m A'Sr* rjy. SHOP Hale's Qttmty Meats Pulaski. Va., April 27 (A*)— A tejTlfic apartment house WITH FAMILY FAVOMTt expIoMon and fire here early today took the lives of an esti­ Talk Russians o # m a te 10 persons. I KEN and Five aurvlvora of the blaat at, All over the Store! Boneless thla jouthweat Virginia town of 9' th. alleged Wdnspeia to Bulganin and Soviet OiOmmuniat .Pinahurst Rib Ovan Rest only ...... 59c lb. 27 c noon before the ruins could be Hope. Ark., earlier this month. party boae Khruehchev for Moaoow Ar« Frcthir By Far .searched. Benwnre will be brought before after a lO-day vieit. At a newa con- . At Pinth^rst SPECIAL PACK— 10c OFF REG. PRICE VICE PRESIDENT NIXON An eyewitness, Mrs. ,, Edith . the U.S. Commissioner here for a ferance -televlead in Britain Khruah- said ahe WM leiwjrting to [hearing aoon. chev aaid Moacow would welcoma* Loin W( FRESH T iAm J ^ w a s h e d Save 11c on every 2'Jbn. of Ground Chuck you buy thi.e week . . . acroaa the alTeel from the t -j-he announcement by Joaeph J. a van on all arma ahlpmenta to Urn V-8 VEGETABLE JUICE COCKTAIL y building when the I’oof j casp er special agent In chnige of Mtddla-Eaat provided other na> SPINACH PINEHURST GROUND CHUCK 2 lbs. 99c \ / «a ..V **"•* " settle. , pBI^R New Haven bureau. aHd Thla Is a photograph of the five RUsalaa aekmen who left asylum in the U.S. to return to the Uone gave aimllar pledgee. LEAN SSc r*". “ut '"imedlately and | gute Police Cmr. John J. KelleV bovlet Union. Thla photo, handed out ny Russian UN delegates at a news conference in New York, Eden alao epok* before a nation­ bag 19c Use it for a de luxe Meat Loaf or Meat Balls NixonWants to Run, levelM f ^ building. j pgjj the«rrest waa mgde on a com- apparently shows the sekmeh being .gceeted In Moscow, where they enjo.vcd some sightseeing, ac­ wide televlaion audience. Pork Roast . All poifke departmenta and fire I plaint filed by 0.8. Ally. Charlea, cording to Russian sources. Left to right; V. D. Riabenko, A.* P. Shlrin, N. I. Vaganov, V, J. 'Lu- "Tha London dlacuaaiona could department id this area about 80 1%. Alklnaon and U.S, Cmr. Hugp ASPARAGUS 46.O Z.C A N kashkov and M. I. Shishii^ (NBA Telephoto), ba .aomething Important," ha said. c milea southwest of Roanoke were m . Bland, both of Fort Smith,-Arte, ^Thty could be tha baginnlng of n SEASONED LAMB PATTIES 35 DANDELIONS LEAN SLICED called to the.wcehe. The former/recommended /.^n- lb. 35c—3 lbs. $1.00 Luncheon Specials^' President Delighted baginnlng.” SUMMER :SQU ASH BACON lb. 49c Meahaffey'a \wlfe, \rtio lived . ware held dnder bond of 85.OO0. One reeult #f th* tslka, he aaid, t PEPPERS with him in a^ . apar.tment up-1 Arcord(iig to the Joint announce- should be a “real tmprovament'‘'iii Swift's All Beef FRANKS ^ .... 9 9 c atalrs,- escaped from Ihe building | ment Benware allegedly (urnished U N. Reds Deny Marciano R0 tires; Britiah-Soviat trading In non- RARERIPES If you Ilka Corned Beef, you will enjoy Pthehurit Tenderrure Co»-ned Beef . . . For SWIFTINING Waghington, April 27 (A*)—The Republicans’ 1956 ticket by sliding down a 'drain pipe. The j falae cd^mplalnta he had 1>een kid- atrategic gooda. really lean, waste-free Ham ask for nnchurat’a ahankleas lean Morrall's rsady to. eat FOR CAKES, p a s t r y , FRYING original exploaion 'h)ew off the i napeef to both the FBI and Con- Trade of thla,kind can help to OOLDEN HEALTHrUU was all but wrapped up when Vice President Nixon announced bartc stairs to the apA^tment.v.' | ne^cut State Police. Hama. A SHORTENING BY SWIFT and COMPANY PORK ROIL .iUA59c yesterday he ^11 seek re-election aiid President Eisenhower Dulld Iqitlng peace, tha Prime CARROTS The Salvation Army''^aintalhed | maximum penalty for a local Unbeaten Champ Minleter added. said he Was “delighted.” Democrats, e.xpressing no surijrise a transient headquarters on the vipiallon ia no mo^e than $100 fine at Nixon's'declsicm. Indicated they--— ftrst floor of the buildin^It was nOd 30 days in Jell, or both. The Aaaured United SUtee ' bunch 10c FARM FRESH FOWL FROM WHITE ROCK FRYERS tt-ill renter plenty of fire In hla di- n Yb ' lY U not Known known immeaiaieiy immediately n(I inereithere maximum(naximum penipenally , for a federal Eden exprcaaed the aaeuranee, clearly fllrected to the United CHICKEN LEGS LB. TIN recUon. Many___ .. of . them .. have bit- ______D U S___ O O V , C . O tl tlO lU S were any transients in the\head-8violation la ♦19,000 fine, five years United Natlohs. N. Y.. April 27 New York, April 27 (A*>—rRocky Marciano, never beaten in b e a n s MILLER—FOR SALADS, • J ■ .1 \ •' *v\t-4Meva« States, thet “we'will not boiidii- G REEN CHICKEN BREASTS. BROILERS, Boneless terly criticized his campaign tac- _ , , ,' \ priaon, or b^. " | (/Pi The Soviet Union's u[,N. dele- his 49 professibiial finhta, retired today as heavyweight RARERIPES c ed from our friends.” 89 tics in the past.. The explosion recked houses' The. ■prMAhg _ — V* 'Judge at~ Moniviiie;------' gallon mshym aaya five Rusaian Mvmssivssaeamen v.si«aaaa^aviichampion vatof the viiv world. vvv/ttvt, The t tiv; mstocky, v/vnj| OMlliatt/lvamiable boxerWPAVl made llicav public DELICIOUS SOUP, FRICASSEE Ill T aC0 of 1 lireatH R A biSH E S EVISCERATED TURKEYS He s e e in g Ukelv -to shoulder a * • —several —' •«<'«. miles and knocked today ggryed to waive pi-osecution ; "Nor will we abandon bur vital AVOCADOS bindgws ' in an area . of t; in or the federal chargea. -41 “P ^ «»yiu'h *nd Ills decision at a hastily called news conference here interaeta, but wa will aeidt S(pne- X LOCAL GRADE "A" major portiqn of the GOP cam-, mant where wa can." Jumbo Bags of Spinach 36c paigning this year. jiotitgomery. Ala.. April 27 — blocks. T lvo cars In front oJ S a « . 3L X n foun^^^^^^April back of No unbeaten heayjnvelght cham- . -----— ------Angered by threats of hrrest, building were demolished. 5 lying beaide a road in Heipe. “ I'lr own freely «P>«s-ea student debating viet sailors were leaving the Unlt- I. Prime Miniater Eden has aie- She explained she had been COntenta of the lettera -were not cep.tcd en.'tnvltatioh to visit the CLARIDGE CORNED BEEF HASH Cream Chee.se ^ k c s . ' sleep! dent in his campaign snd for the he ia campaigning for the Demo- society had led to rumors of poi|- *er ( H-Indr de- vacationed there' recently. urnnlst V ictor R ieaer wUI see •All Sara-Lee Cakes are frozen fer.sh from , Area Void of People i mgnded that Sobolev and every meeting in Chicago . last month the oven and heed no baking . . . We like to w i t h peculation that he might delay ail made the Republican record -it' a query from a .student during "Before that," he said, ,"I spent Indicated they will present" to the again. A thug hurled add-la .Colgate Tooth Pa.stc . . . .2 29c tubes fop43c colors announcement until summer. .j ------■ | ' . . —. . With the exception of the joint ofiiy 150 dqys' out of the psst. four heat the coffee rakea . full direction.s on (ConDnued on Pkge Three) Steel Arms demands for a wage Rleael'e faee. about 2 aJB. Apelt every package. “I do not.'greet thris hews " 1 ' ((.'•ontinued on Page Ten) (ConHnued oc Pnge: Three) 'task -force conducting the tests. I years with her. I have a new home increase, premium pay for SatUT' 5 Just' .oft Brqndway. Btoael 10c off On.Nescafe...... now $1,49 Ig. jar 14-OZ. C A N AEC said, there are no inhabited.| In Brbcktoa,-*nd those few days day and Sunday work, a supple blamed tbe attack en his ene­ Buy the\new Sara-Lee Chocolate cake, the places within the 375.000 ntutical ) tliere In aiich a long tjme Isn't xnenal unemployment beneflt' pro: mies he sold he made la edi^ 10c off both-sizes Pincsol wonderful /coffee cakes, cream cheese or pound c • r — — ------^ 7 ■ square mllbs desigiied as the dan­ right.” — , 35 ptilgalag against labor raeketo^ SOUPS gram and Improved insurance cake at Pinehurst , * ’ ger area. Haa Job Offer benrflts. cere. White Rain Lotiofi Shampoo 2 $1 hots. $1.69 HELLMANN'S REAL . While there is no reaaon to ex­ NewsTitUiits The former champion said "that r These items will have to* .be A-Sp^ Says Mrs. Rosenberg pect hazardous fallout beyond that GREEK CYPRIOTS GET UFIS a lot of nice things,are gping to foritiallzed and approved b'y the Save 12c when you buy 2 pkgs. Kcls Naptha area, the announcement said, com­ Called from . AP Wirek happen to me now. I have qn offer Wage Policy committee before Njcoela. Cyprus. A pril 27 (P) Soap Powder. • ^ WE ARE OPEN THURSDAY plete plans haye been made to’) ffom the Holland (Mleh.i.Fumacs they are* put on the 'N egotiating "A Nicosia special court today MAYONNAISE GROUND evacuate inhabitants'’ of , other 'ik sentenrtxl two Greek Cjrpi^t Save 16c when ybu buy 2 pkgs. Surf Powder and-FRIDAY NICHT TILL 8:ao 49c lb. atolls in the Marshall Islands D etachm ent of. .U.S, ,Milllar.V. (Continued oU Page Two) -♦Continued on Page Twn).;. youths to life Imprlsoameat 'fqr BEEP quickly If such action has to be Police Brmetl with aubmacliine rarrying bombe. Coatait Ptttakle,, taken. gun* reinforce guard of Aniericah ‘20, and NIco* MenataloM, 22.' QUART Washington, April >27 i/P) r Atom j'leave me. I don't want to have* Alamos, Rosenberg hail instructed "It is highly lihlikely'that any In- radar station near Berlin com­ pleaded guilty. JiHt outoMe apy Divid Oreenglasa. whose testl- Anything to do with you. You’re as him "tii And people iri the project Habltaot* wlil have to be moved," Nicosia a Greek-owaed' tobacco it said, adding that monitors have munications tunnel Russian* say I* c .snu hia aiaiar Dave." who Were sympathetic to (.’Qm- j^-atehouse buret Into flame* and 79 1BMAT0 S0UP3 For 33c wlrrtkpiied. . . President aiid t^r*. r, 500 cartons or 5,000. in­ mon.v. helped to send his sister, mother, he said, refused to rpunism" " been sH up to advise them on basic Red Fliers BieRiS’ Paid;, was almost destroyed. Redeem P&G coupons here . . / get soaps NEW A‘RRIVALS SELECTED emVrgenc., measures in any event. Elsenhower leave Washington for SUGAR HEART FANCY Ethel Rosenberg, to the electric perforin the Jewish mourning rites/■'’tiorris asked if he meant people Gettysburg to spent! weekend at 1 and powders at these low everyday prices... AT PINEHURST dividual packs of Cigar­ chair for treason.' said today she known as "Shiva'' after her daugh- who were "likely recruits" for So- • The Ape said elabo ate monitor ROADS BILL N'^RING VOTE syslem s ha've been established to their farm Unme. ‘ * [ CREAM OF . „ ; needlessly "mart.vred" herself by ter's death, Greeriglass aaid, de- vjet espionage. "More or less," r Alvin J. Maiscinville, 89, who i Washbigtoni Apgl 27 ID— The From Mrs. Psul Pettit of ettes . , . That’s our weekA refusing t,o confess. daring "she's no child of mine." Greenglass replied. He added that detect and measure radioactivity y.S. Air General Says Hooso today moved Re I91H ^ Sandgate. Vt. Mrs. P ettit s FRESH FRUITS competed in flrst Memorial Day IVORY SPIC and SPAN CREAM STYLE CORN “It's hard to be called a .piur-' Greengla.ss told the .spbeommit- he was quite sure of some of those in the vicinity' of the proving lion road coastrucUan bOl.a step EXTRA TOUCH seasoning ly quota there at Pinc- AND MUSHROOM^ 33c grounds where an air burst/.wlll he race.s at Indianapolis Speedway in closer to final piumge''b]r eottling 25c . . . A small amount of this derer by people.”. Greenglass tol^ tee that whilf working at the Los he listed while there were others 1911. dies at Wallingford sana­ Weahington.' AprU 27 lA’t' Gen.-post exclvuige pfivAegea, snd edu- Lg< 2 for 29c COME IN P9R YOMI the Senate Internal Security .sub- Alamoa (N. M') atomic laboratory about whom he might not have te^ d ajong with Other devices. an. argum ent over who abokid secret seasoning imparts a Inirst . . . We mention it .-'"TOtitjii’de the testing area, the torium . . Former PrFsident Her­ Curtis E. LeMay testified today > cational rights. ' pay for relocating utility l|n ^ French-chef , excellence to committee. during World War II' he had listed ' been accurate. \ bert Hoover renew* hia pica for Med. 2 for 17c , CAM AY ^ VEGETABLES NIK RKClPKSI “But it’s a harder .thing to de- jo to 25 fellow employes be re- G Jf e e n g 1 a s s, like Harry Gold that Soviet Russia haa "a more ,LeMay.said thesq should enable A voice vote______addptod,.__ main dlsfies. soups, sauces, just to remind yoli,that CANS (Continued op l^ge Thr^) tTcatlon of. "general manager'' professional , ______Air _Force" than ll)e , ...... SAC,.,.... tp boost its re-.8nliahment I promise amendment by Rep. 4 for 35c salad dresaing.— 'bot. 89c. llberately martyr .yourself for a garded a.s potential recruits for a yesterday, was brought before the merge and niierate .suppl.v and ...... United States *because of ■' (L-.-—hetjer rate for- • skilled technicians _ from jone* (D-Ala) who eaW K would. completely erroneous idealistic Soviet espionage ring. He said he! subco’mmlllee by U.S. mar^lials , PERSONAL c housekeeping services of Army, relative pay ami other benefits. about 20 to 65'per cent and of Us “protect the «tate* In tbeir etato you get Cigarettes at 39 • HONEYDEW Ijirgr Size cause.. That Is' the most hypocriti- had given the naiiies of all these and, testified in a hearing room 4 for 22c Front Shurfine'. New candied Navy and Air Foree. LfTftay, leader of the Strategic ■ young ,ofllceis from 25 to 56 . per statutes .and contracts wltli.PWbi : IVORY FLAKES 32c sweel pickles'and relishes. ■cal thing you can do." persons to the FBI. overflowing with spectators.' House Democrat* switch their Air Cominand tSAC).^told Sendte cent, -Pinehurst at the lowest CHUN KING CANTONESE Ijirg r .Senirig 1.5-Year Term ' .H e said he bad compiled ttie. list Sentenced to 15 years.- 815 Million Swindle lie utility companie*.” SweelwSlIced ...... ,4'2n • CALIF. SUNKISI ORANGES . Size Dor.. Greenglass -was br(iught to the | at the reque.sr of Julius Rosenberg, Oreenglas.s wa.s sentenced in g ir ■ '*&* Us I affections from short-liyed new 1 investigator* a Husaian Air Force: He .sai(f-;tlte Savings.w/buld pay LAVA IVORY SNOW 32c“ sweet Relish ...... 4 2 c jiossible CoifnecTicut price i n ( J r a n i u 1 1 1 s t o c k s farm subsidy pro|K>sals to $2 lill-! captgln leading a Jet squadron the costs f o r ‘about a 'z additional DA(j IN LEBANON TAIJC subcommittee's public' hearing by ^ executed atomic spy. and ' had 1951 to 15 years in prison after *|llon farm hill patterned after gets the equivalent of $785 ajwingMof alrqgafl. Beirm, liCbanoiv April 27 (D— guard*'from a prison cell at the : .turned It over to him. Hip de- pleading guilty to an espionage ’ 2 for'23c Midget Pickles ■...... 4Pc . jOio-st popular brami.s CHOW MEIN • GRAPEFRUIT White, Seedless President Eisenhower's sugges-1 month compsfred with $740' for at Crilioal Deflciency U.N. Secretary Dag Hammar- Sweet Mixed Pickles . .. .42c^ CHICKEN—BEEF—.MI’SHROOM federal penitelftuir.v at Lewisburg, ] scribed Rosenberg, his b,rother-in- dharge. Gold, a former Philadel •New York, April 27 (A1- W alter skjold began talks here today ex- DUZ 31c and 74c P a He is serving a 15-.vear sen- law, as "M>*-Mentor.” ' phia chemist, Is *ej;vlng a 30-year F; Tellier, described as the nation'a tions. . Army Engineers recojn- |U.S. Air Force captain. f LeMay said a constant turnover $2.20 carton, 22c pack . . . HEAT AND SERVE IN 10 MINUTES mend sene'*, of drjv reservoirs be “And that putiy hiiii in the top in “professional airmen", is "my pertink to produce a coaae-flro OXYDOL 32c From 'Smuckers • BANANAS Golden Ripe tencf on liis guilty plea to espio- c oi|n»el Asks for UsI ' a-nt*n'r.* .fftf espionage...ninn.trm biggcstmggesi moaerbfokcr ...of "penny” t”’-";-'' stocks, n,st itep In plan to perma-, bracket of (he SoViel population." ! most’ critical deflciency.’.’ pledze bv Lebanon and advance TIDE3 Ic and 74c- Plum Jelly ...... 17c Buy them at our check­ h*ze. SubcompilUee counsel * Robert prevenV .future f1«!Mi, in^he added. It take* from six to iev en year* j bis MIdiUe EaeV peace m i s s i o n 'Greenglass was * key witness In Morris asked if the list of names I IWl trial'of Rosenberg and hi*' thousands of elicnia in a $l5 mil- m- , I ’J" Vallev Le.May and Brig. Gen. Horace to design and produce the powers I stm---- another step. Bqlsterod by CHEER 31c" Grape Jam ...... • ENDIVE thehe 1951 trial which^onylcted hi* luined "nvei-. to Ro.senberg ex-1''Ife. ^1*15,'. who was Greenglass’ lion uranium stock^swindJe. •! tc.stiiiiony pave* way for JOY lie and 74c Plum Preaervea ...... 29c out counter. v Wade, pcriionnel officer for the gloi .fill "new w-eapons lystem."-' the' ceaee-fire agreem^t* from CAN . sister and her husband ____hau-sted_ all of the "potential’; spy [ sister; Tlte“^nberg* were ex- Tho 54-yes.-old Tellier/head of confession in bal bombing command, said c'on- General aaid,. while most persons Kgypt and JordM and a tentativ* Roienberg, of treason for the theft rmg meniebrs who it Was" felt 1 edited■ in " 1953. the brokerage Arm of Tellier * cu.k—. • YELLOW SQUASH nf alnmic rn.rr.1m tor B Soviet SDV ____ ! JI murder Jrial of John Gilbert Gra- slant loss .of trained airmen, and who Joined the Air' Force four' promise from 8y™. me Betro- N EW DIVlbER P.Ack. FAMILY SI/E of atomic secrets for a Soviet spy hiight be recruited at Los Alamos, Co., Jersey (?ily, N. J.. waa named Kccuscd dynam iter of air- young officers, who quit for bet­ years ago have returned to civil- : iary OenerM appearod on tw ring-a charge they still _ denied „ ...... , | DE.\IA.NDH APOIAMIV upon their execution in 19,53. ^ “ we" >" my men. .yeslerday in a 14-count Indictment I that explod’^ and killed ht* ter civilian posts, is coating aboqt Ian life. , ' verge of setttog up a new ^ • FANCY CUCUMBERS Completing testimony in which Greenglass replied. He said there] Bridgeport, April 27 (.YH-'Hi* mother and 4.1 othern____ France $2^.i billion a year. Le.May said SAC does not 1 '»»*Nil “vevepeare niedeespi*'^'* between IsrMl - a _____ „______. ... • . 1 _____ and all her Arab neighbors. he told anew of Soviet, spying in .'otheia who were Just a* Bridgeport Chamber of Com- Tellier is free ih $20,000 bail Um.„„ „ver to new Moroccan gov- Urge FIVe-Year Program classify its ' men aif "professional awaiting trial Ma.vj 7 on another ^^nment control of police in cities They proposed a (Ive-polnt pro­ airmen" until they hav*.^completed Frozen Food Specials thia countiy. .with which he" said he , sympelheHc I-heard of, but .that 1 ^^EdwaW**^ *"pialt**t'« KATYN TIED TO STALIN OW.' eiEEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES was linked. Grienglaas emotlonally.rcouIdn I check of my op n acc9 rd." ; EdwaW . P la tt to 1 federsl charge stemming .from the , former French protector gram »;hich they said would en­ a four-year hitch and rf-enlished. apologize" to Senator Prescott ' sale of $900,000 worth of deben-, WashlngtM. April 27 iWb’" deeeribed hia own struggle, belore Morn* said Greenglass had ! ate; able SAC and the Air Force fo re-c Brig. Gen. Horace Wade, direc­ Rep. Sadlak (R-Cbaa) eaM te> SNOW CROr CUT CORN ^..10 Oc*. 2 For 33c deciding that he should te stily : fflven the subcommittee in .cloaed Bftsh and Congmsman Albe/t ture ' bond* of ' the- Alaska Tele­ , Couple. ' whose- aevsjr-''cbjld.-yn tain more skilled career men -and tor o r personnel for SAC, aided OPEN^ INCORPORATED^ OPEN . against hia slater and her husband. \ session the names of some of those Pi 'Morano for what Ihe Cham­ phone Co..' Seattle, Wash.' died-in Are that destroyed'’their officers and impr^e. combat effi­ LeMay in the presentation with day a reported laveetlgatlon by ber called his Irreaponsible. un­ . Yesterday's indictment charged the Peliah Coimnnalst geveme “"30i2 Ma i n - srkiEET V •• After the t/lMii. he said, his i he had Jiated for Rosenberg, but Home Michigan arUr fbund blame­ ciency. ' ' t qharts and colored' slides. - TONIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT SNOW GROrFISH'StiCKS b o.. 37c mother told Mr*. Rosenberg ! Morris said “we are not prepared fair comUaent” on their failure Tellier defrauded 60,000 stock­ less of neglect.. .Sen. Jackson (b- It included higher, pay for akilied Chairman Symingtbn (D-Mol of meat of the Katyn foreat iw*»- CORNER MIDDLE TURNPIKE The J H fK H A U COM “Dayld'l* not lying-think Ut your]4o have- the name* come Into the to attend a dlaaer sponsored by holders—most of them in the New Wasbl says/'Britain shn'uld speak technicians' and officer*, more the special flve-member subcom­ sacre, Ht |t Is keneatly nMd«s TILL ■ ' USE| OUR PARKING LOT " ■niL > chtidre:hlldrerf/i- - (record at this time,” . ) the Falrfleld Oouaty Sherlffh York metropolitan. • area' - in the out frankly" now" on her Inten­ adequate family housing, complete mittee- asked to cluck relative wUI clearly point to the SNOW CROP STRAWBERRIES 1 15c M A N C H i t m i C o n n * _ "My aister said 'you're not Greenglass said 'Chat while he and Keepers' Aaan. la Darien tions coilcerning more trad* with dependent iMelilical care, reatofa- reeponelble ertodimle heaOM by 8:30 ' HAVE AUTHORIZED CkECKS CASHED ' 8:30 ■ly i^other,” Oreenglaa* continuS?! I waa an" A rm y iMtY%anl . At!. L«a. H’edneeda .(Cqnttniied ew Fag* Twelyet- Riteela. tion of former commlsaary ' and (OeaUBMiI •• rage Eleven) Otohn.” BRING^YOUR GOVERNMENT CHECKS HE^E ToRy ficorsoVF^iicii FrioA Shrimp • o . . . $5c C0RN» MAIN and OAK STREETS '4 .1.. . . ' - iS