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•L,' ' / ...L r ' ■ i- i*' / r ’ ■ ■ .1. aT .,*• • '• ; • -/ ■ lEming l|i^ralb M O N D A Y , M A R C H 16, 1954- 'Yi 4ir. V.. Artrags Daily Net Prani RUb 4-- H w HOlisx^Assa, will hold its Mr. ead Mrs. Andrew Huck, 10 S<k, to convert two-family tion at 85 Trebhe Dr„ and Julia For tho Woolr iM ed VI BMiitlily meeting tomorrow night Elm Tbr., hsd sa Sundsy guests houae to A three-family dwelling T. Muachko, to arect undereiied March 18, 1884 'W (0lk « t 8 if'ttaek mt the Wsddell School. thsir dsughter, Mrs. lOlSsbeth ZBA to Hear at 3^. Adams S t; Frank J1 Qutah, dvrelllng at 158 Chestnut S t All members sre urgSd tO sttend. Msekowits , siHl %nmddsughter. sKtension of permlsatoq to use a _ . i m m & Refreshments will be served. Miss Mlnais MOckowltB, u d their 13 Applicants two-car garage for plumbing busi- 11,160 _ a«t>tr touti dsughter sad eon in lew. Mr. end noss at 48 Foster St.*, Membor of Bw A a «t __ o< IM B U U or The WSshington PTA members Mrs. John Charles, all of Ashsway,. Marjorie Wallace Smith, to BoroM of qrmlatUsa R. I. COIN FOLbllS MdL D o^ty Gnoat sre reminded of the “ Fun Might’ Firm Seeks Permissiqn prepare and sell aalted nuts at 143 /• progrsm st its monthly meeting to* Benton St.; Gary Iiunonaco,’ to con­ FREE COIN AFFBAIBAL I^itnchester—^A City o f ViUaife Charm RoatwoU of All TsU Cedsrgsre remind^ of «Q i moko tlMlr offtdol night st 8 in the sdmol snnex. To Erect -Gas Station duct radio and televteton repair the cordisl invitation of Wcoterly service in basement of home at te LokoU Cotmcil No. <1. Forest to sttend their spring cere- VOL.LXXm.NO.14Q fCMoaHlad AdvortMag #a Page 1*) MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY. MARCH K . 1954 nlfht in OM Fellows The Ingrshsm group of the North On Tdfla^d Turnpike 34 Eaetfield S t; Archie Siyllta, to HOBBY S H O m (TWENTY PAGES) Itethodist iraCS will meet this eve* monisl Ssturdsy. Dinner will / be mein tain free etonding ground Oer. Oeater and Grtaweli will be the fueetb st m ee(ved s f 8 p. m. snd will be fol., St biSO, with the ning st t L hoate of Mrs. Ruth A. Woolridge BrotheieK. Inc., will sign with street line exception at lowed' by the prologue put on by 339 Conter St.; George Walker, to , idMituled to sUrt St 8 Field, 16 North Elm St. ask the Zoning Board ^ ^ p o a la Bsy IRste Foreet of Frsminghsm, 7or permieslon to erect a enclose a porch with a side line U h io|i Chief A Barred ^ AD nslibers ere ^akod to Msm ;. the Royal Court exempt- exception at l7 Harvard Rd. F e w V o te s gIfU for the gift UMe sad Mr. end Mrs, iB^em Nsssitt sad fled by Providence Foreet. ,snd the gaedllne and service station with BENDIX WASHER 'X - dirii for the supper. Miss M iiie Nsssiff. U Normsn St„ Sidonian which wilt be taken ckre lights and Blgna^ for same on ’Tol- 9>ank Nackowekl, to encloee ei and D R YE R SERVICE sre members of the Coronetlon of by Nutmeg Foreet. .Cedars de«- Itmd Turnpike, ‘hear, the Wilbur MHeh^th street line exception at By ED MORENCY committM of the .Syrisn. siring trsnsportstion should con­ 'Crbie llighwey, at a public hear­ i HaWtjiome St;' Arturo Grem- 18 Years as Field Eagtaeer C a n -S w it t g Lebinon Club,, which meets In HSrt. tact Grand Tail OedSr A. Edward ing tonight.' mo. to eell jfTpeery products at Servtcfr Wltkla 34 Hears ford this evening st the home of Crawford or Ranger Louie Cuater This is one of l3 applications to 811 E. M id d lT ^ e .; Robert Cba- TeL Newlagtoa. MO-8^138 ■pt Tucm Mrs. E. J. Shsheen. 3006 Brosd st once. If enough reeervstions sre be presented at the eeeslon to be s«r U> erect atta^sd breeseway ceUect St., Hertford. The bell is scheduled and garage with aido 4>ne excep­ T a x I s s u e J!BffU>PUco. received, a bus will be provided, held in the Municipal Building L. f<^ June U st the Bond Hotel. otherwise, passenger car trsna- heartng room at 8 o’clock. 'The IBS. e AoieMest Iss. portsti«a will be svsUsble. Town Plannig Ctommisslon re­ Wwihington, March 16 (ff)~ , tts^-Xife issaiaMe ' Hie teschers stsff iof Zion lath, cently changed the zone to Bus! President Eisenhower’a head- TIL ersn Church, will meet on . the Pvt. Johann Kriegar of this ness Zone II. A Howard Johnson on opposition to a Demoergtic fourth Wednesdsy of the month, in- town, nephew of Gustav Mlche- restaurant will be erected on a FOR 2 WUK$ STARTiNe t o m o r r o w tax cut plan sent RepublicAn pAi steed of tomorrow. ntach, 34 St. John St., was honor portion of the site. A certificate of on graduate of a class of 37 which approval la sought tonight in the HI'^ST QUALITY : and Democratic House leaders Tomorrow st 8:48 IS lOgh School graduated March 11 from the hearing that wilt cover state re­ Cath-ond-Curry SpOciols scrambling today for the few^ seniors who eim ct to enter schools Third Army Food'Service School’s quirements also. •votes that can decide Me of nursing in September, will be cooking course at Fort Benning. Other Vppltcations to he heard SHIRTS UUNDEREO M l eiwli issuer / Siege of Dien Bien Phu guests of the Nurses’ Scbolsrship Ga. Krieger was aaaociated with are as follow'a:, FLAW COTTON HOOKED The Prcaldant carried hia Oppoai- 1 fund Committee of Msnehester Me- the Blackatone Hotel in Chicago Nusadorf Sand and Stone Oo. tion to the country last ni|^t in a *ow Set morisl Hoopitsl. Following Mp- before entering the Army in Octo­ permission to erect a free stand radio and televialbn od<&eaa. in per st the institution the girts will ber. 1883. He also was in the hotel tng lighted ground sign at 587 N. SKIRTS busineas in Canada, Switzerland which he denounced the Demo- L tshen on a tour, to the diffonnt Main st.; Frank Wyman, to erect '•■ANn-.'-*—- ■ cratig .propoeal to booat indtvrduai lf^r;.llty Mww j .depsrtraents, snd Ister the movie, and hie native Germany before another bay- to a gasoline station income tax cxemptlOna ea uneound ‘N sa ^ Xklwerds” will he sIkiwb. coming to the United States a year o t 24 Main St.; Rutledge J. ago. SWEATERS and politically li^ re d . V Feels BaHy to Oeam Exportly Dry CSeaaei . Manchceter Lodgs N a 78. A. F. House Speaker ^ r t ln fft-Maaa) Wa.ihinfirton, March 16 {/P)— ^The Senate Inveatisrations sub- By-French aald he la *4uita aure tha Preti- A. M. will hold a apacial 1 ^ DS FILL TOUR committe voted today to explore at public hearings, with the communicatiDn at the Masonic dent’e addrem will have the effect BANTLY Temple tomorrow n l^ t at 7:30. of rallylixf many Republicana a ^ Witnesses under oath, the bitter charges and counter charges Hanoi, Indochina, March |6 Democrats to hlaatand.” G im b , Whitt Eeni * Members of the Fellowcreft Club Between Sen. McCarthy (R -W is), its chairman and Army of- (/P) c— Screaming Vietihinh will the officers of Manches­ NEW SYSTEM Buy Rep. Rayburn (D-Texaa), ricialSf , shock troops surged today to O I L C O . ter Lodge to exemplify the Master LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANINO the Democratic Houae leader, indi­ Senator On SideHnea within a half mile of the h ^ rt HOUAND HNISH Mason degree. A t the conclusion caicated by' hia conunent that hia McCarthy himself agreed to - m . Mi-t4nf irty in tha Houae plana to preae seat on the sidelines—with o f the Dien Bien Phu fortress, M C A MsietOvOrder of the work there will be a social HARRISON STREET-^TEL M l-f-m s X • r S H - M I H CsBsd fo r sad dcliTand 14 5 4 le tax cut campaign in the fact Mundt (R-SD) sitting as the Unit Seeks then faltered and fell back fIslV .MMiTemMami hour and ref^rtiments. chairman. Bt as a z ln WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED now hand hooked ruge are really beeutlful—ex^a fins of Eleenhower’a attack, Rayburn under sheets of fire from the aaid the Etaenhower tax proicram presided at the closed French garripon, pacldna S t Patrick’s Irish Pi]ipo Band charge. ty. Wondarful color combinations For bedrooms, halls and ting at'lvhlch five reaolur will stage a gala St Patrick’s 10% DISCOUNT CASH and CARRY gives “favored treatment to a few Senate Vote their dead and wounded with E L MUSE M l ipUB. Svlhg rooms. taxpayers but not to the many.” tions wbie adored setting up the party tomorrow night at Murphy^s Drapery Dept ground ruL<^ them. Rsyburn was picked to atate the PIHITOO. OIL nSTRIIIITORS Restaurant In addition to Irish PME n U R M S V SAME DAY SERVICE ON DRY /I 'Sen. MpOellah (D-Ark), who Masses of tha .Communiab>lad musie and singing, movlts of Ire­ Democrata’ case In a radio and TV rails signau. for the group'. rebels staged. the. altack from the 333 Moia Stratt CLEANING WHEN REQUESTED NEW LOW PRICE ON, broadcast tonight on the very eve ;'On Chavez CM HOa S t, XeL land will be shown The affair will eAU.Ml.^m4 dames J. Matles, right, natieaal organization dlrecter of, the Unit­ Democratic members, told report­ encircling hills In a ortving rain, get underway at g o’clock. of the House battle opening to­ ed Eleetrleal Workers (Independent), and nn UE international repre- ers he would Insist at the closed | firihg rifles, pistols and madiina- morrow. Aiding Rayburn is this door meeting that- the aubcommit-1 Washington, March 16 (/ P ) guns and throwing grenades and rebuttal will be Sen. Georga of Boatative, are repelled by guards at UE Local SOI headquarters In / GLOVERLEAF SclMMCtndy. N. Y. The Local Is trying to bolt Uio left-wing UE \ .' —The ^nate Rules Commit­ spears. French-manned Arherlcaa Georgia., senior . Democrat on tha — - ''C^les -FIve- -AfnM -— — -i -decided today to ask- the; na iorawXde gaps in t b ^ ranks, Senate, Finance Committee, and and tfUinte with the CIO.- tA P WtrepliMoi)...... 1. Ask that its parent body, the Senate to vote on whether to French army spokaaman aaid Rep. Cooper of Tennessee, rank­ Sen'ate Government Operations thousands of the rebels were cut ing Democrat on the House Ways Committee, take over the Inquiry. unseat Sen. Chavez (D -NM ). down. and Means Committee. 2. Have all testimony tuen in The committee, voting on Battle Loaa Is UnofHeBa . The Democrats in the House ere ay public hearings. \ straight party lines, adopted Unofficial estimates pf tha pushing a proposal to booat indi­ 3. That the groUp hire a “sp^al Vietmlnh dead and wounded in the 5-4 an investigating subcom­ four days of batUe for the wire- vidual tax. exemptions to 8700 and impartial" staff to assist in the mittee report which recom­ GLOVERLEAF POMPADOUR from the present ■ 8000. George hearings. A reporter asked whether ringed plain, in a strategic sector has propos^ going even farther— he Was disposed to “let the staff mended that the 1952 New of Northwest Indochina, rose to be­ he would increase the exemption Over Defense Plans that is under fire” participate and Mexico senatorial election be tween 6,000 and S,000. to 8800 this year and 81.000 in McClellan answered “no, sir.” voiced because of “ flagrant” Broke, bullet-riddled bodies of N Y L O N Y A R N The subcommittee's entire mem­ rebel deiikd dangled like scarecrows 1955. Washington, March 16 (/P) * lng. broke in at Utls point to ask if irregularities.- Arrows indleate eneirrllag attack sf thouaAnda of Communlet-led Eisenhower asserted last night, bership of foir Republicana and on the barbed wire as the outnum­ — . Adm. Arthur Radford, Ridgway Joined in this. Hurtey Was Defeated Vietmlnh troop* on the French' fortigM ciUr of Dien Blen Phu In bered French Union forces fought .that this would lead to “bigger ^ Radford said Ridgway did al­ three Democrata turned put for the chairman of the Joint Chiefs mssUnGr Sen. Lennon (D-NC);-w — Patrick^J. Hurley, -former Sec­ northweet ItadMhina. Plane symbols ahow/wiiere Fipmch paiachuted to_k(i^..th* plataLBHttif and bigger deficits, .further^nfla- though there might be some ques­ in relaforbmenta Brotn Hanot. (AP'Wirephbtb m ' tpz. tion.” ^ of Staff, told Senators today tion as to whether costs, add member of the parent Governincht retary of War, was the Republican Operations "Oommittee, went into candidate in\the election. It was the moat savage battle of COP leaders say a 8100 increase that Arm y Gen. Mathew economic features, for- a “long the 7-year Indochina War. Early Our mostloot popular yams now at a "sw low price. Twenty-two In the pereonel tax ' exemption pull” military program might the -.-oom a few minutes after the The eubcoitunlttee aaid there in pndn nylon. Six colors in poinpedour nylon. Ridgway jo in ^ in unanimous ■essiqn waa convened. was an “ appalllhg" lack of secrecy today tha outcome—certain to colors would save taxpayers about 82,- have been a major factor. have a major effect on the Geneva 400,000.000—and add that much ■npport for the “ new . look” McCarthy, who had declared and other tran^esaiona during Tam Dept—Main Floor Did all of you advocate it?” tha balloting. Bar to Colonialis conference next month-—wab atUl to the budget deficit that the ad­ mlMUry program Imit D ««n . ..,3 “,.“ £f.,S,K TlSS;. earlier he would fight any moves to have the subcommittee step aside in doubt. ministration la atruggllng to keSp her but now apparently is yesterday drew, an admiaaion from If C2iavez were unaeated. New Hie fighting whlrii began latur- down. Ridgway that the Army waa “not and hand the Injulry over to some Mexico’s Republican Gbvemor, Ed­ “not satisfied.’’ other group, refused further com­ day afternoon raged furiously Under the Democratip-- plan, ' fh e “ new look’’ involve! a cut- perfectly satisfied” but accepted win L. Mechem, wuld natne a auc- ttirocgh last night a* thoqstli>4a iff .MAGNETIC more ' than four m im oy' peraonr lh« d4tl«hh ’ ’Sa" a SbuHd « t li^ .... ment av:he went-Into the meeting. •ceaaor-^undoubtedly f RSimbllean: A rg c n tiiia back' lii 'alas funds for tba McCarthy heads the Govern­ wildly c c to a a ^ CbmramKiea with low ircoma or hfadlng large Army wjth.mpra rtdianca tipca air “ ApBScently npt,” Radford re­ The caiaVex laaue'coula\ affect rebala, hacked by artillery from familiee would be relived of all la- power and haw wlapone, inoludliig plied. ment QpsMtiMS ComMttee as Weil the control of the Senate. There as the thveimgatioha aubcommit' Oommuntat China, diargad re­ POT HOLDERS come tag payment. The ner capita qH)ioi4-,and.^ hydr<^ea devehq»- Radford said he had read Ridg- now are 48 t>emocrata, including Carfi(»s, Veneg^ela, March 16 (>P)— asked the peatedly Into the briatllBg; Atnsri- saving for moat'fhmiiie^n the mahts.' way’a statement of yesterday and tee. McClellan la the senior Demo­ Chavez, 47 Republicana and one can-armed defensaa of tha fortress middle incoirri brackets oi; i bekKv Ridgway, Army chief o(,. staff,' “I hlsd the feeling he was not sat­ cratic m em ber^ both groups. Independent American nations today to.4ecIare as their common policy plain. would coma to about f30. It would aita with tha Joint Chiefs as Army isfied." , Sens. SyniiHgton (D-Mo) and Senate action on the resolution that colonialism nrast f o and that the New World expects to Tha “do-or-dle” fanatic rebel be more in higher brackets. reprwantativc. Ferguson, chairman, then asked .tack'son (Drwash) apoke .staunch is expected to be taken Monday or exeroisc full sovereignty, in fact and in right, over all Its charges over the mounting bodies Special 2 9 « each Ike Urges Caution StouUy defending the new admini Radford if a decision on size and support for McC^eila'n’s stand as Tuesday. Earlier, it had appeared territory. Britain, Frdnca and Thev of their own dead diqlieatad tha Eisenhower urged Opngreu ndw iatration defense program, Radford funds for defense was “made from they, w m t into the hearing. Like the ^Senate might act before the Netherlands have poaaesslon in the' communist onslaughts on United Buy these for yourself and for gifts snd prises. Sticks any where to go no farther in tax reduction the top down’’ and handed to the MeCnehan, they said they would Western Hemisphere. Argentina on nMtaL FlonU patterns in alj. colors. told a Sonata Armed Services'Ap­ end of this week. Nations troops in the Koroan War. than the huge GOP-sponsored bill propriations subcbmjnittee that Joint Cbm£'« on a "take it or demand also that- the Army an^ and Britain have been at odds for Attorney Davis For the first time In the long Indo­ Jeave it” basis McCarthy give them any addi­ The Senate wUl vote on s resolu­ years over the Falkland Islands, to overhkul most of t’,e nation’s “ eariy last December w4 (the tion which declares “ no person was china War, the ITetmlnh aban­ .existing fax-laws. He said tlile bill, Joint Chiefs) unanimously agreed Radford said It was not but he tional available documents that which fly the British fUg and over doned their guerrilla tactica for an coulB shed further light on the elected ’ in tba New Mexico ’COn- liberalizing meny- deductions, to, and aubmitted a program for, pei^onally believed,, and thought test. . „ • ' . \ territory In the Antarctic. Claims 110,000 all- frontal assault. would benefit 'muUona.: Of .utndi- mlUtmy forcaa through fiacat 1957 other JoUit-''Cbefi. Also did. that row.^ _____ ...... Jpf^Carios Vlttone, Argentina’s _Take 3Sra atreagpataria______A copy of-the resolution, which ambaieadpr to the declares a vacancy exists in the^ In the first 48 hours, of fighting, ifCk^ntlnaed op Page FlftAn) Sen. Feiyuaon (R-Mich), presid- (Continued oq Page Four) (CoallnuBd on Page Fonr) American atates, told ______Bid Was‘Joke’ the VieUninh wrested two north­ Senate, was directed to be sent to PoUtical Sommlttee of the' , . Gov. Mechem. ern slid northeastern strongpointa The committee rejected amend­ “Jhi ?5 ^ !w „rM ! Hartford, March 18 tP>,-Mid- from the French Union defondera 3 9 c each Attorney George V. But the French High Command ments offered by two Democratic said the center ot toe 'IRatminh- Fittsd ovon imtU for gifts, prisea snd your own use. Floral members. Sen. Hennings of Mis- Cable Car Operators FBI•e • . Nabs' Man ■ourl and HaydSn of Arizona. c o J ^ ity o/free natlo«, U exer‘ SSiSlljlJ^ttrouTh circled' plain was still intact and pattern in all colors. clseof, their sovereignty, in fact: (Swf toe balance of t ie outer perimeter Henning's, lone Democrat on the and in right, over all the reglona: ^ also waa still holding. subcommittee, asked rejection for that belo^ to it.” ‘Civil Service’ For, Extortion, Davis admitted yesterday hd They predicted toe dafendera Must Be *Djurig*Dongs \ the report fUed by RspuMican.8ens. C lt^ Danger te Peaea would hold out-untUdtharabols had Sets 99c set Barrett of Wyoming and Potter of Tlia axiatence of colonlailsm en- made the offer to the brother of worn toemaelvea but Ovan Mitt, MagnsUc'J'ot Hol(% snd 2 Pot l^ d le Holders Dock Workers Bo#b Threafts Michigan. They made up the ma­ dangera peaCe, he said. / the candidate. He. was testifying -Hie Fretfch estimated that more / jority in the 2-1 subcommittee ^Tha unity w America', Vlttdne at AasdeUte. Justice Edward ;.J. than 3,000 vietminh' hag been , ' ^ o t k m Dept ~ San Francisco, March l8 WP>—-.They get their power from an end- recommendation. ‘ Daly's puMic hearing on charges New .York, Marrti 19 JUPt—T h t Wanted: One dozen" ding-dong, | less steel cable , that rups under; Lea Angeles, March K A # aaid, Will ,b* more effabtive killed sines toe battle atariad fiat- Cites LSCk of Evidence “through the troit InterpUy/of our of discrimination by the Stgte Bar urdajK, night I t appaarad likely 'Army began hiring dock workers practical psychologists, willing to ] ground at a steady nine :milee an FBI agent, made up to look like Examining Board. under “ Civil j.pervlce’* rules today makeup manufacturer' Max Factor, Hennings"said ^that "after .an soUdarlty, if it (aMidcrity) ia based that rebel casualties were mount­ work up a dally sweat, Snd able < hour, Kipiqpelled ^Jrom a power- Likes Humorous Ezchangea NEW OMRRE to load transports and cargo ahips in hank out “Shave'and a Hair-! house. Jr.,, helped trap an unemployed intensiva and thorough ihvestiga- on the existence df a community ing cloto to half a diviaionrrra tofiri cut. twot-bits !-ow the-goiig of-A--to^jmiUphe.. year-the ^ man accused of ' trying to extort tion rHiulrtng 13 months mid the M free and lndep«)dent peoplea, “I like people and enjoy of 8,000 lollad or wounded. able to contrortheirur offnlerritoriald m territorial cBangink"VritUd«iw "with them,” but the rbsponse of workers waa bouncing cable car. Into 531 ollisions, dipped 49 830,000 from ^ c t o r under thfeat of expenditure, of over 8200,000 ~fias Blow. pedestrians. tossed 53 startled Masting him and his family with a patrimony withoutIt any subjection Davis said. : ' BRAlbED DneSlrial BecrulUag vvhataver of/anyr- partx of it to Last week William DAqutla, ji ' ' An hour after the usual time That’s the unofficial way the re- ***■!.*}’ time bomb. ■ ' (Contieued on Page FlfiNn) for the start of the day shift, only cniiting department of America's! » » 4*7,215 in accident-claims Wendell hCartin Ringholz, 47, • o4 ppners that are not American. grocer, said he mentioned to DSyia Northridge, father of three children, The Aigentine resolution calls c^i ip 1952 that fqw Italian candidates 45 of the 400 men needed at the unique municipal transportation alone. -.^Brooklyn- Army Bue had been Yet today, despite the money was arrested yesterday as he the ciMSrence: are admitted^ to the bar in Mid­ system—the San Francisco. Cable picked, up a dummy bundle of. “To declars that It U the wiU of dlesex County. ^rrpceised, screened and'Aput to cars—states 1tr” 'ina«powerT fe- they, manage to Iqse, the cable ‘ work,. ■ cars have a guaranteed leaae on money in an orange grove in San the pecqilee o t America that cblo- ■ D’Aq'.iila mentioned hia brother. An AriMy spokesman said the quirdments. Fernando Valley, nialiam and the occupation of terri­ JohAi who had failed the bar exams ^ During the next year the law .of life in .the city charter. News Tidbits from the AP Wins men atijl were coming In, but very “One' good reason they stay la The arrest climaxed' week-long Culled from A P Wired tories be- definitely eliminated., three times. slowly.' He said none had been averages will reduce the staff oP the guya who operate ’eip,” says negotiations by letter, telephone ^‘To cxpreis tha the William D’Aqulla said Davia re­ hired at Staten island, where 350 operators by tO pr 12.,^# city an -Instructef. ’ and a nlfWapaper-ad and marked American republics w ith the plied he could get John through The emartut colorings you have f v ^ seen. Brow^ red, blue, wants, replacements ffhQ'wlU be ... .. '.'yi ^ ^ a BETAUAnoN AuraoBtaacD geld and green. dock -workers are needed. He also ■ “There used to be .a time when the third time the package had legitlmaie aspirations of the peo­ for 810,000. said none had been reported- hired true to a 'apirlt of transportation the first thing we looked for^ iq ji been planted at spots designated by University of California selentists ples, presently subjected, to aUain Davis admitted this yesterday, Waskingfon, Blareh IB. Oto— at Jeraey City} N. J. that goes back. 80 yMrs. man waa at least 185 pounds, and the would-be extortionist. The find create “ water pistol’’ capable of their sovereignty. but said: Seeretaiff of State DuBla aaM ahootihg tiny stream of liquid with today that Preeideat About 600 persons demonstrated Since 1873 the little woodeii plenty of muscle to go with it,” two times he apparently had been “To proclaipii the solidarity of ” I said It in jest. Then I noticed cable' cars 'have been rolling up explains instructor.! JamM Gub- frightened off. ' such speed UiatAt can penetrate the American republics with the i aeribus Itfok on hia (William’s) er haa authority to at . the entrance to the Brooklyn four Inchea .of flesh — Senate In­ agaiast aa Base for half an hour today before and domi the dixzy hills of Mn bins. “But^owadays the accent is Last Thursday night Factor, just desires of-'Hhe peoples of (ace. I realiaed he was Uking my Francisco. They now delight b ^ - t e r h a j Security auhcommlttee Paris or Laadsa. srittmat i jthe;: weca-'hrokan^up^ by. police. No mors anwipni’® on psychology.’' . head of the coamatica flrmfoundad moyoa t(Sh#eeept7Ceiiadai!sdeffef: t ---- Beverly Hiita mansion after a m4n coipUtO'tn (^lanada. , . — of force exercised; to maintain that yqu were fooli^7'- r Judge -^Daly Two Hudson River plere were predictable and touglv4o operate. (Conttnued on Page Two) telephoned that A'time bbnfh'Was' occupation." ■ ■■ asked. York or CUengo-' Federal government offara to dia- " i didn’t want, to get involved." / being worked in lower Misnhattan, hidden in a wall. AnoU.er. son,, without prejudice” its 6H- Luis. David C rua Ocampo, Mark 15, is in private achooL Davia replied. — MEDICS SLATE FBOBB but. no work was; being done at year old civil anti-trust against four speaking for Chile, announced his Boofoou Mnrek 18 CSV-fho piers in the mid-town area when Factor said hia wife became, al- of naUon'’s major meat packers .. support of the Acfi^nlih* position. •'Wouldn’t it have been 'better luxury liners dock. Only three not to get involved in the first Masaathmietto Nodical Baetety mdst fayaterical after the firet c^l Los Angelea piollce declare open He -said h e' could not back a saya It will iBveallgate Bm 11 gangs were reported at work at was received and as C,e long week season on panther after sev­ BraaUian resolution—-which - cm- place?” Daly snapped. 9 9 c each Un^MreoverAgeuts buck - dbeteia wMi whma Aathaay A< civilian piers in Brooklyn. of anxiety fo r himself and flamtiy eral widsreyed residenta and cou­ Cqahraeehto aal8 to'hie dtobar- back and flat front for yourngpecial chalra. In ydlovr, The call for- "Civil Service’’ long- fcqgan. However Factor ; said he ple of police officer! report sighting (Ceatinaeil en Page Four) (Conttained on Page Ftftem) meat pisriiiidtoga that Be had The Modem Woy ' blut and brown. ahoranien-approved by th® Penta­ licver enterUined'any idea of ^eld-* ■pedmra mur temtown district. gon—waa issued-by Brig. Gen. Cal­ split aeeidrat oaao fCoa. OMh iwle Reward for W ork tng to tha'extortiohAemands, - Fetrmosan named for late tratohto Dtapary Dept. - • vin De Witt, Jr., commandsr of •Tm n«lt .about t». tdi.” -830,000 With Svis” Dwtiriiit the . New York Port of fikabarlia; U.. 8, 'PreSid^t Franklin D. Rooae- asssriate Jdstteo o8 tim oveKa feneb to anybody," he loltf VeU ' would be renamed for Oca. Bootoa Diatrici Caart, a p ' . v' ■ tkm. Waahingt^ March 16 (N E A )-*c e a s e lw hazing she la in for from ^ reporter last nlg-it "Ali 1>« could Municipal Report Is Listed A few weeks ago an attractive toe Cfommunist party and fellow 'Bougiaq.iiacArttiur under bill pra- keM for 18 yeanT JMORE OF THE WONDERFUL, sented to Nationalist. China’s Na­ 4b A ¥ » ee (Coa tinned young woman walked through toe travelers. (CkmttnaeB.oa Jfago Thirteea) corridor of the Lop Angeles adult tional Aasembiy.-; Total of 8K9,, On Pages 9 to 12 of Herald A C liM LAWFOBO T O ' 'A Fik* iiidiidts defivery to MiBleliestwr ond momifoetiirBr's warranty. 24”x4S^’ RAINfOW COHON AXMINSTER TYRE A survey by NEA ae^ce.HibWA la damages 1s sought in suits Bsatsa,MardH8i school in which she had Just en* that some of these' tornW under­ by International UiUon of Mine, , • m' **Air !« especially prescribed by the makers^of auto- rolled. A classmate atepped quickly cover agents ..have suffered Mill and Smelter Workers (Ind), Beer Tnicl Blaze to her side and hlascd into her Today’s Herald contains a 4-page.fand revenlje for toe same period of matic washers. -- / broken homMi, Dnancial loss, cotA- Defroit Graft Case against United Steelworkers' (CIO) too Coart of Bt Check Thpse Features ear: 'm--hify disfavor ' and- wrecked and twoAContaha locals. municipal report compiled under! 83.158,830.00. For toe 1852-53 year “AU’s” controlled suds eliminate suds , overflow, per- “ Why don’t you get-out of hert^ the superviaton of town officiala for,i| .expanditures exceeded revenue by aeler Feter leartord 1 RUGS Makes Pop health to help expose toe Com- Hits 13 Policemen PreltoA'y 'Mailo Scslba - says rtod hi Mow Ydftt. ^ t a COM PLETE washing and rinsing action. 'A Rest food Fi:eezer it Fruit and Vfgetable DrAwers it Sturdy Aluminum Shel;rMShelVM you danm atool. pigeon?” the benefit of Manchester ciUiens. | 857,130.57.. -muniatmowoe in toe U. fi. Italy’s* cabinet haa asked ForMgn for ttw “ A i r 'never leaves any residue o f auds in clothes to it Automatic Defrost Refrigerator it Butter CondiUftngr it 11 Cubic Foot Capac', For an instant toe young lady’s In some cases'toe . publ|6... find Roaden may' find the report on i —The town report includes a brief s, March-18 (P>—MuUed itotroit, March 18' (P>—Thirteen Minister AttiUo Piccionl to stay pages 9,10,11 and 12. i statement of developments in per- ,up any discoloration under yopr iron or to irritate ★ Four Redi Cube Ice Trays it Space Maker Shelves In Door it Freezer Holds 77 Ppqpids eyes blazed with anger. Then abe community have forgotten toe-job •a Job avan though his son’s nams right in its place, but relaxed, fisiahed her verbal attacker Detroit policemen were suspended Covers' 1982-1968 sonnsl p'roesdures, municipal aerv- 't delicate skin. / ' i t Adjusting Sliding Shelves it DoublA Door For is definitely not down the these prople have'done (or Uncle haa figured in Wihea Montesl A Trigger Action Latch .29 a aaucy smile and strode Mi un­ Sam. The^- Communist party will The report covers the fiscal ytara. , and capital improvement^ a volunteer flreman,’s neck. today.^.iind Prosecutor Gerald K. aesndki. . , British Defense Min- wIB safely wash anyth^ag that is washable-^s i t DurAble Meat Dish it Handy Swing BAriiAi., . V EconcMcal Operation I ■ Balnbbw eoJora to go with avary color acheme. Tror halU bed- concerned. never foVget ended Aug.' 14, 1981 and AUg.- | -yiie number of Mrtha in town '^Tbat was. the considered qpinlon .O’Brien quickly requested a'grand latc.r' Ldrd Alexander indicates 1969. Beaidoa tho roports of Hfb- «ras 1,008 for too 1951-82 yoar and ^“1 because it contain its own water softener |\ jneoms,.]lviiig mom or anlng room. members of toe Old Saybrook Daughter at Actor ‘ William O.-.Cummings of To­ Russian forces are beUiff happlled «in g Agent. / • '••** .V • ’ The woman to whom these vi­ jury investigatiotthn grounds they bard N. Alexander, tho town’s q i^ - ; l,lgg. for |ha 1983-83 year. Mat- WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A CARLOAD OF THESE REFRIGERATORS. MANY Fire Department today after they ledo, Ohio, rated pit': of toe ihbat had uc^ppM ^*gifta. and money” with atomie Weapoaa and Western tor. lor thooo yoara, tho .«oppu»- rlagas numbored 428 and 389, for triolic words Were addressed ta effective witneaShk against the Mad extinguished a fire in a truck "’tn fn gsifiblini^j^ratora. lAlliea “cannot afford to relax.’’ tioh includos doacrlpUoaa'of tho those yoara. reapocUvely. OrgAB StAmp/civen WItK C asIi Sales HAVE lEEM SOLD! D0N7 WAITI COME IN; WRITE OR PHONE MI-3-4123. Mrs Mariana JMacLane Kowall, Comthpnist conspiraCyilDr to# jus­ ,CA'. Gr«8B SttoupA Given With Cash Sales load of bottled beer. Mayor ; Albert^ Cobd aaid the Superior Cpurt ^ia ib n rejeeta roU ptoyod in municipal govora- deaths ware 298 a ^ 351- The fire broke out when the dual daughter of movie actor Barton tice Depai^ent, says: Police '^)e))qriment had movies aalqp ptea to stay Injunctloa and meat by various town officiala and rear tiraS of the , trailer-truck MacLane. She ia a brand new "We’re. No'. 1 on toe palrty’s some suspended patrolmen taking damiago action/brought by Nor­ deparimsnts, a ciaut ahoaring. the The local oburt handtod 2,883 AFPUANCE DEFARTMENT ; driven by Norbert.Berbard,. 29, of member of one of toe moat.ax- blacklist. If toagg a^puld be a money froin auspocted numbers walk’s Hdt Cpfpbrution of Ameri­ chain of aitlhorUy .in lagisli^oa aad cases in 1882 and 2i8lB in 1853, according to tho town repq^ - \ Swansea, Maas., blew out and ba- cluaive groups in America—toe revMuUon we'd be toe first ones racketjifierators and acting as bet ca against-ktrikera in 8-monto various financial OAK STR!^ EIITRANCE cama uverhoated. Berard stoppadf.handful of todlviduala who arc to bf abol^But: that’s why we gl pickup .men for them. : walkout .y.^. Federal Cburt in tablao daslgneJ to show tha taxpay­ Tho entira report with jU aim- CO. the truck on the Blue Star High­ hBOwn to have JMnad Um Commu­ what we did, to make sura tiiete Alt' 'unconfirmed report. HartlbrB clears Lawroaea D. How- er (or what purpbab his moooy haa pMfied tabiitottona-tor assy road- way (Reoto^aJtijywi Tto saw to# nist party as imdaitover agents will be no revolution in.AmMrica.” culatod at poUca headquartora that.. .1^ oL-YCiddletPwn of charges ha hoaa uaod. " lag ceatnlna a ffieat Baal .of ato- toali S^sst EstnuMis to the rear view arirror., (or -tha FlU .; ■ ' Tho aurvi^ rbveals an almost 41 otosra might ha auspended. partMipatod ia robbery of BerUa* Tho auditor's report ahowa opor- Uaticat tofomaBott wtoai VTho.toelBMit tovaleira i branch of. N®*' Brltaia National ifc l- K o e fiin r ja t ths gU it af a Mttor, (( •taar of

V'. X* .A: 'r t i -J. ■ /v W ' / ■ t, V . BIANCHESTER EvkNING HERALD, MANCHESlPER, tONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 1«. 1954 i^ r I'i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. MARCH 1«, 1964 Bolton CablDCarMen^ Bolton toaeMnf SlffleulUsA Hs addsd it oputd not. he hardly axpentsd that stars, toe beauty of the varioua evtn eldft tsachers should have to EASTWOOD tfa l Boyle R.A.M. Will Install constellations and other astronom­ Girl Scouts Hear tag, and taught a choiBl apaakfiig Must 6 e cope with th« strain uf a Twholt ical phriiomena. Great linUrut number effectively. ysar of th u s difficultlSA TPS HEBE . \ . . . There were many , droflutic Ud- Local WomiBn Win Honors Education Unit to Restrict Tha board advissd tha prlncipa] la eiNBMABOOPE AND Officers Tomorrow was shown in the plane plahetarium bita (uid ceremony euggtolioiui (Coatianed treaa Page One) •TBBEOPHONIO SOUND! A Deck Cl^air View^ projector which makes sill this Drama Consultant that ha should make the assign­ possible.. g —taMmia • Fw lsb a d B y available, and toeee were-carefully • -1 ; ^ ment in the light of all these con­ MAsirVw ifoMiibB Walter S. Broadweli, 28. -Litch­ * MMMMraak. tao, explained, hfloe. Schrottky advla- Free Efititoatga du "'v' At Hartford 'Flower Show the average passenger wants more eetings siderations and they would aupport aeTTV OBABLR It was discovered that Knowl­ .Miss Oleda Schrottky, dramatic tabiiity and flexibility on than Just an oihdinsry ride for his LAVSKH ■ACJIX field St.,.w ill be. Installed Most edge gained in preparation for the 1 !». ra. prtMs consultant on the national staff of for their uae. Bhcirie Cloek. hia dsclaion.. Of W^sure Cruisers recent Science Fair came in very ' fieforS arriving in Korea the 16 centA He also wants entertain­ The session adjourned at 11:30 ^‘HOW TO BtARBY . Exeelleht High Priest of Delta the Girl ScouU of the U. 8. A.,, A^finaie, pantomlnee of "The Bolton, March 16 —(dpocial)—4 ment. < Bolton, Msrch 16/,. (Spiec'ial)—r' ground in English, pariieularly handy foiP preparing the children, Bid Askad captivated _ her audience ip the Two local womcfi.^ mterad th« newly protinrAed soldier took basic The Board of Bducaticn paaaed a grammar, determlnea his success until the next regulkr meeting in ‘~ A MllXIONAIRE’* Chapter 51,' Royal Arch Masons, at ’e New Cfiothea,” ''TThum- 14-Day study ;P»rt»d April. ^ OW TBCHWICOLOS) ' \ for an understanding of the I^- First National Bank opening seiiMion- of her dramatics ABC Hartford f1ow«r ' 8m(W Uiia week trslinlng at Port Eustls, Va , and moUbA''’'at its recessed meeting in Latin. v i By HAb BOYLE why some of the paaaehgerAwcra a sqmi-publlc Installatioh in Ma­ tilre given by the planetarium die- of Maachsatsr’,.,. 64 _ 8 6 workshop . for adult Girl, ScouL and “ The Ugly Duckilng,” was an amphibious'truck driver at It takes about 14 days to tesAv > emwa~)rioiiTi.v...... taking a voyage, toq' Wta: * and camcrOd Hcnlflmt honors. a student "gripman" to lumdle the last nl|d>t that requirea all towns- Miner stated he could hot see AT etM • eiu Aboard toe Mauretania at Sea sonic Temple 'foihorrow evening at signer, Frank Korkoez. . \ Hartford Natldhai Ihembers of Manchestor, Glaaton- phonogri^h Accompaniment, MfM MUllcent Jonwi o r\T o U an d Fort Story, Va He tita veteran of pmple who w-tsh to participate in that success or failure In Latin is FE6TIIBB AT TiM - *tM . (P)~rA ship le a email world and "Well, Royer, I guen I might as 8 o’clock. The bus arrived back at South Bank aii<] Trust ... bpry and Pinnacle areas lasLeve-yi effected. Theae ahowed un- gl inonths* service, i toids qf his trade—the levefs and toere is no better place to atudy we|l tell you why you’re aboard. iU^NLIIMl oil. Bd. was awarded two flidi prises pedals which ooimect the oar to Uia Board discussions to notify the a refiectlon on preparation >e- Deti^U Graft Case " rfim T IN ‘ciNkMAkcopif^^ Paat High Priest T. Walter School at rioion and the 'mothers Hartford Conii. Trust ning at the (Vaddell School audito­ Utaited poaaihUiUea for work with for bs(onta entries and reived Glglio was also a star performer secretary in writing or in person ceived in English. McDermott 'OOKONATION rABASB” human nature than a deck chair. It’s becauee after 16 years I Just Rflchard will be the installing of­ were guests of grades three and Manobwter Ttiist rium. the girla and revealed toe lecturer 21 Maple Bireei for the port baseball team duririg whirring underground cable. Skit It wanted to know wh4re you would at her beat. a silver bowl for her Haeginfs^ takes years to learn to handle the of the ueture of the subject they maiataiped it was ths beat yard- It beats, a house by tlie ride of a ficer and he will be assisted by four foi' lunch. All agreed that Phoenix State Beak Some 100 women listened,^o' a TcL HI-ft.l57S gonia. She idso received a the past seasoA He accompanied wish to discusA .^. stKx and thetthkt “ if you'ra going on Hits 13 rosA beeaum you don't get diait In be 18 nights In a zow.~Go-aay>i Post^ High Priest Harry Shenning it~.had~been a most-'onjoyable andF the club to the All-Korea b^ball tools with Just the proper blend of where you want to—but don’t ' ..iai , - at-toe-OMiter} prise for a table fern and honoi skill and showmanship. T h e motion, made by MrA LU-’ to college, it requires LaU n.''^is your face aa you watch toe race of as marshal. Music will be fiirn- profitable n\orniqg and many fire loearsaee would enrich the existing pro­ Church today brought tola fine ex­ and served as a key lian Van Zander who atated^none- point, toA was debated with the Jump off the ahip." able mention on a calla lily be­ Doaens of times on each nm. the (O ratlam S Paga OiM).. man go by. lehed by a quartot accompanied by would like to visit the museum Aetna Fire ... gram. Group dramatic/, already perience to a cloae. Entfauaiaatic gonia. iMer- for the Pusan league thelesa ahe was happy to^ see fact presented that very few col- "Vltoy do p e o ^ cx> on pleasure Odd people—wivea- , Paul T>ylor of Hartford at the soon again. ipiona giipcuan has to connect the dsr and Who goes on pleasure cruiseg ? Hartford F ire ..189 \1 9 4 used to an extent, could be further leadera left with a' reaolve to n . m ; Miss Jones, who entered the townspeopla present, was, opposed legee make Latin ah entrance re­ Polica Commlaslonar Donald 8. cruiaaa?" I tooughC sprawling out organ. tried out in many areas.. further develop imagination and graduated from Man- release it from the dable, manip'J- by beard members Howard Jensen quirement. ^ • MANC-HESTER People of all egea. 'all occupations, National Fire 77 .“M horticultu|ral division, is a mem­ late the footbrake and the gong, Leonard «ald "more nay lie in- on a deck chair as tltls 35,000-ton Associate officere also to be Phoenix ...... 98 ,1M Speaking of expreMion, Miss confidence in their troop membera chesfeiK H i|^ School'in 1648 and aad F.,WelJon Miner. WitH Chair­ McDermott claimed that grad­ CXinard liner headed toward the and all two sexes. Among our fel­ seated at the ceremony include ber of the Horticultural Society later eiMaged in dairy farming at and ery out warnings to the paa< volvedf." low passengers ere people prob­ Schrottky divided it Into words, by thia effective meana. EAR I t CtBM DtO and worked with that group in man John McDermott abotaining, uates at the local achobl do not Caribbean. / Ralph W. Coleman, excellent king; Mr§. Galinat Fetecl Life nod Indeoualty/lne. Om ' R Uw dlguim «■ mm his famlly\residence. eengers who cling precariounly to O'Brien petlUoited Recolrder'a Vsri ii'N N.-Tu-i ably rich enough to buy toe ahip, ^nodulation of tone and acting. She Mra. George Skilton of Hartford, ikm ta yaa. Haar aatty preparing the schedule for the .the Van Zander moUon wha sup­ know how to diagram or parM a (Criminal) Judge Gerald W. Groat I t wasn't hard to find out^ A ship Melvin F. Boomer, excellent Aetna L if e ...... v'.llO 115 regional committee member. Intro­ Arrival the outside footboards and Jostle ported by the remaining board aentence nor how to'conjugate a others who scrimped fdr years for dramatized how the negative and show. at hie elbowA - ‘.... for a grand Jury inquiir. Ha said 't .y ‘/‘7A in a warm climate has. an air of scribe; .Hayden L. Griswold, Sr., O il^th Birthday Aetnd Casualty .v^,.. 136146 positive approach, disposition and duced the apeaker, and Mra. Sd- a

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4/ .1 ■■ ■ ifO U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), MANCmfcSTERrCONN^ TUESDAY. MARCH 1«. 1984 •- -* - — '- - - ■ ■ ■ _ _• ------^ ______• * •—rr —" • . . . '.w . _ fme ■ 'r ' -’I" ■ X U -V-' drug firm. H u ' butUttag waluld R i d g w a y ...U n h a p p y Iminh Lose Thousands Argentina Urge* Save -a froataga en Spencer Street MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,' CONN.,.TUESDAY, MARCH 18,1954 Retarded Children's Group of .about'260 feet It wfll'b* one Public Hefiring ■/ f A O l Cblonialism Bars O ver Defense Plan ■tory aith no baaement. Future plam are to develop the as the guest* of Bolton: Orange' will be held Thursday evening at WKhnh-849 ^orth Coventry Wn Savage Attack on To Rendvate Bunce School entire .area that front*, along Air Views WGTH—1418 March 26 with a poUuck aupper fla p p in g the home of Mr. and Mrs.'Ouy- (Ceatinaed trOaa Pa|* On*) (Oenttaoedfireia Pago'OM) - Spencer Street, from Htlletown at 7 p. m. WDRC— 1360, WHAV-Mfl* Finney, with Warren Westbrook IN M Tugs OM> With the last obstacle to taking Road to the. town line of 2,300 faily Radio Personal Mention aa leader. The topic will be "Faith bodies poaaibl* United Nations w c c o — it o o ' O E S W ill Install H igh School.G.irlg , WHAT WILL YOU DO over the old Bunce School for a ihe economic situation in^ the feet and IJMW feet along HUle- On Army Row E ^ e f n Standard Tbno w n o —1948- Mr. -and Mra. Frank Galinat lh_God." H m Ttm O i Omamwid t fv « no truateeahip for territories not In nursery out of the way, members UnlUd States "to a great factoit town Road. None to this property have announced the birth of a The Ladies Aid will hold an all Town, Union About Town Slate,of O fficers E p t e r Style Show MUmn(« oC it* own touw. It dlsputa—because "it would substi­ of the Manchester AesMlaUon for over the long pulL” is at present leased.^ .(CoattaMsd from Pago Om )> The fallowing program eched-• daughter Patience Jane, born et day meeting Friday at the home Help of Retarded Children have tute several aoverelgntles for ona ulea are supplied by lh> radio; WHAV-News; MItHt Watch the Manchester Memorial, Hospital o f Mra. Ruth Burnham. The busi­ WITH YOUR 24 YEARS? Mntttod tiuit CMuinltlM wore “np-. begun to obtain figures on costa The first eeeslon In the Home "The costa are eo a*tronomieal... Frank' P. Carr, the eubcommit* WTIC—Dragnet ness meeting will be at two p. m.,- managements and are subject to applhg, March 16 (Special)-^ praeUbl*'' u k n ic Um jgarriaon of Ready to Sign . . . and becauaa the Soviet Union of renovating the structure, a pro­ Gardeners' (Jltnlc of Manchester we had to make the approach Vre tee'e chief of staff who to one a f h io r ^ Cteven^, M ^ c h W "^M ra*^arles Purdin will cele- after Which there will be a speaker -Chang* MUiout_notlce»^ wi?'PS*~w"*2rr ^ :our . Ellaworth Memorial High Evening School will be held tontor- those tmder:^flre.' a]i(t'IUibiiK " r r -fSpeclalt-t'vA--special meeting- of - 'braie Her 62nd'blHhilay ’Thursday.' ’wh6“ wlll tplk on Africa. jrtw ch llorocoorta, ViotaamcM. would’ have a very large Voice in ject Tor whichkv*84L»W th*UlV WW^Htown haaIIHB settotob i Fsi ii ei* to to aa ats _* - l dld,^’ Radford safd. 4!**- *lt*T , School girls have, been chosen to •Sid* 61,000, accotolng to an Kennedy, speciSl counsel to the WIUll- News; Nl*hl Watch Cfiimkx Chailter OES w ill be held Mra. George T aylor and aqh, AlforUm. Gorman Foreifn ;L»> dellberatipns” in the U. N. The Senate group had achMuled represent' the, school in a atyle New Contract nounesment -^by John R. McEl- building of the High School. The Obituary Democratio membera, staFid only WTIC—Dragnet George;, Jr. of Hartford, yferc 5ti»nrhrater Evening Herald gionnalm and ,That MlManien. a ctoeed-door eeeelon with Rad­ WvDRO—Johnny DRC-• ■ Dollar tomorrow evening 'at the Masonic Khow to be held In connection with As support mounted for the raevy, president of thi speaker will b* Sherman HoUleter, briefly Inside the meeting room 'week-end gueata at the hqrhe of Wapping correapondent, Mrs. An retired horUculturiat at UConn., ford and other top defenee epokea- WGTH—Dance Music Hall for the purpose of inatalla- the'annual Hartford Times Flower n d rranch in Saigon prodtctod With only one minor point in Argentine resolution, the United Dr. Nlcholu MaM health with the Senatora They left, re­ N. I- •iie- Mrs. T ayloria mother, Mra. Lillian, nie ColUna, telephone M I. 8-4419. jtho Vlotminfa could not o b t a in Btatee outlined its poeiUon by sug­ whoto aubJec.t .wUl beJ^Fruit Trean men -after the nubile session today WHAV—Newar Meht Watch tion of officer*.------.Show _thto--week. They.,ate EUle off tear, but Chairman FergusonFe postponed fusing to comment WTIC—Naws: Rocky Fortuna 'Gerich. on River Rd. Mp, a n d 'V ri.' I'elton and Betty Gilbert, seniors, ttiate Intanaa aiti^ ^ gesting that the qvwstMn bedealt and approves n to u r Own Back Tard." Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hail will George Gerich and* daughter Scientists thing-that whales this unUl later. Deaths Roy Cohn, chief counsel, did not WDRC—My Jh-iend lima end Marie Gilbert and Carolyn h oin longer than two more daya. workera’ union and General Man­ with In tha United Nations. ~ , .... WGTH-Jr.— ■ Cha.“ Cbm. be Installing officers; Mrs. Burtoii school after c e r^ n condlUona are #. Befofe hto appearance on. the go near the meeting room. Georgette of Rockville were also LaPierre,. Juniors. have relatively high intelligence. ^ that' time, they aaid, the rebel ager* Richard Maitin today made John Moors Cabot, fohner aa- i The subject of the second Lenten *!«*■* Hall, marshal; Mra. Mason Angell, Sunday gueata at. the Gerich home. met, acoordlng/to General Mana­ Mc aistant secretary of at*ta for Latin ger Richard Martin. 1 message in the present Wednesday committee stand Radford aaid the Henry W. Mitchell chaplain; organist Frederick airangementa to meet Friday at the Army Stevens and Johto O. \WT1C—Newi- Rafkv Fortuna The annual Ellaworth Memorial tofNj^ainfully trekked by coollea evening meeting at Zion Lutheran "new look” military program JVDRC—t.^wis* hrorird Shoe VDRC-My Frieito Irma Mathew* of Stafford and Mloist 10 a. m. in Martin'* office to con­ American Affairs and now U. S. The BOend of Directora has. ap­ Henry W. Mitchell, 49 Apsl PL Adam*, the Army's general coun­ ^ WUTH-Jsck bowney MaaebratrY' Evening Herald High School' Senior Claaa trip to ' t ^ hundreda of Jingle^milea Oturch will be "The Beet of would have come "no matter what GTH—Christian Science Robert Johnson of Willimantic, Ambassador to , said "the proved the use of the school con­ died at hie home yesterday morn­ sel, of using "bleckmail" taetlea North Coventry correspondent Washington, D. C. will be the'last from Sineae dumpo-^oukl be ex< fer on a working agreement The Friends Is Sold By A. Friend For administration was In power." Hop ; - There will be a apecial meeting i ■ “ United States recognises the need tingent on Dr. Marxialo's approv­ ing. after a long Ulneee. to block hia inveatigatlons to al­ Wt^Xj-News; Night Watch Mrs. Watter Haven, telephone week in April. The chaperones will bauated. contritet probably, will be aigned for orderly transition of th* Eu­ al. They have also appropriated Cash, "-'from the scripture paa- In an interview the admiral said WrniJiFlhber, Molly at 8 p. m. tomorrow in the C5turch PI-2-6089. the new concept, does not mean Born in C9iatham.'County, N. C., leged Rede in uniform. WDmj—I,. Parsons \ * be Mias Mary Caffrey, Miss Ann NOTHIKG! Rainy weather, Vietitainh atati-air« then to b ^ m e eitectlve immedia­ ropean colonies to independent 61,000 for repairk. sag«, Matthew 2*. 47-50. Group A he had lived in Hartford and Man­ Community House when two rep- eraft and reb^ bombardment take^ott for negotiator* to a i^ the agreement nies or teiritorlei in th* Western McElraevy stated that he and lives at,76 Perk St., recently re­ but not necessarily with nuclear Hartford, and a member of Ionic Mrs. Esther Katzung haa re­ Turin,, Italy—Augueto Mplinar, New York City. maeeutical projrreBB, TheM 24 years have been added te H anoi udth the worat of the after deletion of one clauae. hie committee are presently en misallea. member ef their Staff. WT1(>-H. Sympbony Orchestra turned to her home from the Man­ 64, internationally known trader of l i r u i O A N ltfffG Memtsphere are friendly, the Unit­ ceived the Bronae Star Medal for Lodge No. 7, A. F. and A. M., of Worried Senate Republican WPRC-A—Moods for Romance. New features of, the trip will in­ the average Hfe expectancy aince 1900. Babiea bom te* arounded. . Both aide* today agrMd there ed Nations could handle Um sub­ gaged In obtaining figures on coats meritorious service with the 34th Radford's prepared statement to Plainrille and of the New Haven WHAY—Western Caravan WGTH- -Hill; Starlight Symphony chester Memorial Hospital. She wild beasts end founder of Milan'* clude a night sightseeing tour of N E W X T-100 The hardeM attack on the would probably be no diepute over of paint, roofing materials, heat the committee went over that lesdera called a closed door hud­ » cot:—Record Review !•; wllihes to thank her many friends zoo. Died Sunday. \ some coaviini day can be expected to achieve the age of 68, while thoee ject better. Medical Batallion In Korea. In the .COnelatory No. 7. dle of their own to consider their WHAY—News; Night Wsich the Capitol and a boat ride on the tditi'eaB in the heart of the Thai that clauae. tog plant, plumbing, etc. The. Army since 1941, he spent 37 ground and ranged into othw mil­ He leaves hto wife, Mrs. Viola MsUnee WTIC—H,-Symphony Orchestra foi the flowers and oArda received New Orieani— Dr. Urban Maea, Potomac. bora fifty years ago were given the expectancy of but brtbal country. 17S. milea weat of Before C^bot epoke, Mexico and course in the biasing fight which WTIC—Juil Plain Bill Perwinai Hearing Service Union SiMp Bid Fail*. members of the organization are months oversees during World itary areas. He stated At one Springatein MltchsU; a atoter, Mrs. WDRC-New»; Records. WORC—Moods lor Romanes while ah* waa HI. She will be con­ 75, noted surgeon wh6 acquired Cfmihg Eventa 44 years. TheM additional 24 years are a direct raaalt Hanoi, came on ita northern out- Ecuador announced they would pits Republican against Republi­ ^^WGnt-Hlll< Starlight Symphony fined to her home for aeveral 808 Main St.— MI-0-8381 Under th* new agreement a beck the ArgenUn* reaoIuUon. planning to do all the work them War II. He end Mrs. Enderlin point In the prepared tNtlmony Lulu Couch, of Durham, N. C.; a ^ 1—8*1. Preston M Yukon.... national feme in World Wer I The Lenten service this week of pharmaceutical and medical reeearch over the last poet One aection of the atrongpeiht that American air power "la eti- niece, Mrs. Josephine WaahIngCon can in this campaign year. weeks convalescing. w w k w may not-work mom Gian Ountemala and Htehduraa both de­ selves and It Is hoped that reno­ have two children, Leon, 2, and McCarthy has agreed to step ‘WHAY—Western Caravan WHAY—Nrwa , when he took a field statibn and half century. gave amy Saturday, night; late perior to that to any other na­ of Wilson .and several niecea and Wt'CC-iRecord Review WTIC-News Ra.vmond Bowen who haa been aurgical' team to the battle lines 15 day* in a claaatflcation higher clared etrong o^pbalUon''to the vation will ret imderway at the Patricia, 1. eaide temporarily and let another WDRC—News Moiidliy night the balance'of the de< earliest poiMible date. tion." nephews b\it of state. Matlne# a patient at the St. Francia Hoa- for the firvt-time in Army history. Modem withdrew under the cover than hi* previou* one without be­ eontinuaUon of odloniallsm. ^ Senator preside aa chairman to Uje WTlC—Front Pass k'arrell WGTH—News pilal in Hartford haa returned Your Pharmeciat and your Phyaician are working ing permanently advanced into None of the European powers Obtaining the Bunce School is a The admiral five years ego was Funeral aervicaa will b* helfl WDRC—Record Shop ll:t»— ' ■Died Monday. ef torcaa aent from the center. The MaiKhester Junior Chamber suboonunlttee in the inquiries, but WHAY—NIte Watch home. Milwaukee—Frank J. .Kuhl, 53, together as a team to add more yeara to your Ufa . . . that higher claaetfleation. That which iiava control over colonies ^ step forward for title organito- a foremost figure in the Navy’s Thursday afternoon with prayers ^ WtiTll^S*t. Preston of Yukon WTIC-World Newa The mbela took the acctor after ef (Commerce will hold its regular at hto home et: 12:30, followed by declared firmly he would fight for .Leroy Roberta to Talcott Street prominent Wisconsin Democrat and life to your yeere. waa roqueated by th* union and or autonomous tetrrioriee In thebH*’"' not yet two year* old. row with the Air Force over the the rigkt-to alt in the hearing* and *'WHAY—Uilln Quarter WDRC-Nlght Owl one of the heavleat artillery dinner meeting at the Manchester a service at the Talcott Street, WGTH—Sports Report to a patient at the Manchester Me­ and form er Collector o f Internal the a'dminlatration agreed. Western Hemlapher* la repr*- Parent* of retarded children'in Country Club Monday at 6:30 p. carrier-vs.-B36 bomber toeue. He participate in the queeUoning of WCCC-^Record Review 11 lie— morial Ho.snital. poundinga- they have beep able to Manchester totabUehed the ae- Congregational Church at 1 WKNB—News: Juke Bok MaUnet Revenue for Wisconeto. Died Mon­ ittount ao far in the long conflict .Ibe union failed in iU attempt aented at the 20-naUon conference, m. Program Ctudmun John made it plain today that when he witnesses the same aa any «>ifier WTlC—Lorenio Jones WHAY-Nlte Watch Church Notes RANGE and FUEL soriaUon in May, 1952. 'The Bunce said “air power" he was.covering o'clock. The Rev. James A. Wright, WTIC—Starlight Serenade day. French Union, defendant bulked at a union chop. A clauae in the Brasil bagan th* general debate HulUne has announced that COl. member.' WDRC—Memory Lana \ WDRC-Nlght Owl Choir rehearsal for the Second on the iasu* yesterday, vrith a School 4rill serve as a mecUng "the Air Force, Navel aviation. DD, will officiate and burial will _ W«JTH-Sky Kin* ^ San Franclaco— Thomas R. Law- their atriking power adthin the preaent agreement aetting forth Nathan B, Gatchell will be the be in Evergreen Cemetery, New Sen. Miindt (R-SD), the man . g:45— . Congregational (^urch will be son, -80, a retired professor at th* right of all employe* to bar­ moderate counter-proposal to aet- hall, as W'ell as providing a place guest speaker end will show elides Marine Corps evtotion. Army ari-' McCarthy haa picked to preside at X WIIAY-News WHAY-Nlte Watch held Wednesday evening from 7 to wire-brlatUng, bunkered'heart ot Haven. WTIC—Starlight Serenade Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, -— (IMpnBMCRirnoN d p cm h a r m a c iy gain directly with the ^neral Ue the queaUon by peaceful means la which to hold fund raising af of his recent motorcycle trip to ation, the tremendoua aircraft In­ the inquiry, started a lest ditch VK’Ce-Reiord Review 9. - The choir director and organ­ the fortreaa aa the rebela threw Friends may call at the 8. M. WI^B.;-News; Juke Box JIaUnee WDRC—Night Owl Troy, N. Y; Died Sunday. COAL - COKE through the ma^lnery of the fairs. But its main purpose wUl be dustry'and Civil Air Transport." wave after wave of yelling troop* , haa been deleted. A aet Mexico and Central America. All Johnson Funeral Home, 2016 Main effort to induce McCarthy to let W'MG—Pays to Marry ist, Mias Marilyn Loyzim, requests United Nations. tb provide a RecreaUoa Atna and 901 MAIN S m S T at the defendera. of peraonnel poltcte*, adopted by members are urged to noUfy Hul- Radford's statement emphaetied St., Hartford, tomorrow from 7 to some other committee take over.- WDR6.—Maisey, Tilton that anyone who' wiahea to 'sing HaiU heatadly nttacked colonial­ Day (Mre Crater, WOTJt—Sky Kin* 24 H our Deliyery Service The light rain turned the duaty the Board of Director* and bt, tine. 20 Russell St, if they plan the conUnued ‘importance end 9 p. m. — ■ Mundt to a member of the eubcom- Easter apecial miMic should come ism and came out in favor of both Several of Manchester’s retarded mlttee, second senior Republican to Highland PT A Set TCL MI.3.S321 plain into a aea of bloody mud aa force now, guarantee* that right to attend. -necessity" to ground .and'surface The New Haven Corjeletory No. WH.Vf—Spoillfht on Sport to this rehearsal. Additional C A lX tb* Argentine and Brazilian propos­ children attend Longley Day McCarthy. WTIC—News V" . the American-auppUed giwa of the anyway. " forces. 7 will hold a memorial service at voices .are needed. als.' School at Mansfield, but parents "I still think the country would WDRC—News —— Fellows of the American College ef Apothecaries French woriced like iC rthoa, mow­ Th* negotiator* preaaed for an Firemen from Oompanlee 1 and He said the new planning take* the funeral home tomorrow. WUTH—News . For H obbies Sbow The Rev., R. A. Merrifield chose 3 American territories under Euro- of many young children not yet account of atomic weapons whoae be beet aattoted by having a neu­ Charlts W. Lathrop ing down the Vietminh. The French increaae from • to l l holldaya, but 4 of the 8MFD ptit out a grass fire e : W— aa hla' sermon theme Simdav morn­ FOR the new agreement apecifie* only p4an domtnaUon include British ready for a formal achool program "deatructlve power, presently and tral committee handle It," Mtindt WHAY—Supper Serenade. ing "When Jesus Waa SO Years o f MORI ARTY BROTHERS OVER SOO.OOO PRESCRIPTIONS NLLED on Comstock Road near the Cheney AaUtoay Klaeza BURGLARY INSURANCE claimed at leaat 1,600 rebela died 8« Guiana, where the colonial govern­ sorely nebd a place where the prospectively available to each ■aid. WTIC—Strictly Sporu \ The Highland Park PTA wljl in taking the northern mill poet. pump house at 9:30 laat n^ht. WDRC—Jack Zalman j Age.” The Church waa decorated ^ Md REAL ESTA'TO 315 CENTER STREET TEL. MI-3-5135 Under the new agreement, holi- ment haa charged Moscow money UUldren can be cared for at regu branch of ' the armed forces, Anthony Klaeza, 1007 Tolland But failing in ^ t;iat-~and he havei'-an added ettraction at ItsIw U h Throughout laat night artillery Tpke., died at his home Sunday WtlTH-Patlerson foraythla. .M is* June D. too EMt Center SU M1-9-6S84 daya falling on weekend* will be is financing a campaign of hatred lizr intervals throughout the week, dwarfs that ever experienced in clearly expected to fall—Mundt • :se- meeting toqjorrow evenmg. It will Loomis rendered a solo "M y Task' .rpai^ aatha French and. Vietminh obaerVed on weriMaya The prea­ aad~ unrest throughout- Britain^ thur freeing The mothers to attend Mr*. . Ald«t -X. jQrant, 599 N, ihe -htotofy- of -warfare;” - But he night.aft«z:.jfeJpng..lllneaa__ ^ r::. aaid he will demand Uiat the aulv> WilAX-rrSuppcr Bcrcnada ...... tifed to alienee each otherSe poet Main St, is chairman of the com­ Born in IJthuanla, he had been WTIC—KJ»or*e Do R take the toroM il a hobby *how *nd during" the service. ----- ent agreement doe* not contain Caribbean colonies. Britain ousted to many family duUes. added: committee hire a temporary, WDRC— Lombardo tionm Aa the duel went on, the mittee conducting a food sale at a well known LUhuanien resident hobbien of parehta, teachers and , Itehearui Slated - that atipulation. / th* left-wing goveriunsnt of Peo- The Day Care Center will serve ' "In view of certain mtounder- ■ipall special staff to handle the WCni-Bill Stern children will be sh'dWq. The dlz- Mrs. G. Raymond Johnson, lec­ >^etminb flooded into .the plain fie'a Progressive Party (PPP) this need. Hie RecreaUon area'will Hale’s store, Thursday from 10 standtogs, I would like to take of Manchester for the. past 55 *;ii— Fremiaai Fay .Wen a. m. for the benefit of the Hart- Inveatliatlon, thus shoit circuit­ WIIAY—Slipper Serenada play 'wlll be open at 7:S0-jind the turer of the. Grange, will hold a by the thouaanda from the aur Ieader Cheddi Jagan last ytar on Just a moment here to assure you years. He waa .a .(nember^.pf the WTIC—SrSUr X Th* union won premium pay for torve all retarded children, from fdrd Symphony Orchestra. ing Cohn and other eidea who are biiainesA meeting will i^Egin rehearsal for thase taking part rounding Jungled hilla, charging chargsa it was plotting to turd that the very young to the adolescent that -our planning does not sub­ Roman (Catholic Alliance of Amer-' WDRC-^L. Thomas men worktng at aludge b ^ in ica tod of St. Bridget'i (Hiurch. under the Army's fire. Wr.TH—Dinner Dale promptly at 8 o’clock. ' in the fashion show Thursday rve- madly time and again towarda the oiling roada, and operating th* litUs country on tha upper riioulder ehUd. scribe to the thinking that the . The Army has. accused both. of South America into a Kremlin He leaves hto wife, Mrs. 7:SS- Guest speaker will be Elvan nlpg at Coventry Grange. Nelgh- barbed wire and bunkera pro­ aandapreader. Memiiers of the assoclatibn are ability to deliver massive atomic Cohn and Franci* P. Cair, the WllAY—Slipper Serenade torft' JNIght will be observed with puppet—a charge Jagan has danied. Petronela Klaeza. WTIC—Music, With a Beat Kiillgren, chairman of the Craft tecting the heart of the fortreaa. The uniMi alaq aucceeded in get­ formuUUng plans to hold a Food Rebekuhs" Learn retaliation is, by itself, adequate Britain also says the Communiets Funeral' services will be held subcommittee's etaff chief through WDRC—Tciin. Krnie Societies Sh.im, in Hebron, who will the Veibion. Tolland and Manches­ Tbne after time the French ting into the new agreement aev- Sale this spring, the proceeds of to meet all our security needs.” whom McCarthy handles personnel WOTH—K. Lewis, Jr. ■peak on "Hobbies.” ' ter Grangito -invited, amaahed the enemy back. The big are trying to stir up trouMa ifi her At the earns time he said, “we Wednesday morning et 8:30 from 7:1»— _ eral propoaed new Job claaaiftca- which will go directly to the About ‘Fairview’ the Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 matter*, of improper tacUcs. An Exhibitors who have, been noti­ Mrs. Anna C.-.,Anderson, chair­ quaatlon was whetter, with their tiona The apedfied limit of three island criony of Jamaica and Com­ must not forget that the greatest WHAY—Supper Serenade munists from neighboring Guate­ Bunce School Project. Main St., end at 9 o'clock in St. Army report said' Cohn used WTIC—Music With a Beat fied that their hobbles haV* been man of the Home Economics Com­ furloua tUaregard for their own day* on apecial leay* haa been de.errent of a Soviet air threeU. " WDRC—Beulah mittee has announced’ she will mala are doing the' tome in Britiah attack against the United States Bridget's Ouirch. Burial will be in accepted by the judges, .are asked loaaea, the rebela could'eventually lifted and dlacretion for adequate “Falrview,” the Odd FeUows Mundt said it le "stretching WCTH—J. Vandercoofc have an Apron Bar aa the.com - Honduras. • / to the treihendous counterattack the family plot in St, Bridget's t;3*— to have them at the school audi­ drive over their onm dead and in­ leave ia IMt to th* General Mana- credulity too far" to expect the rhittee project for that evening . The other European-dominated Home at Groton, on the Thames which she knows will immediately Cemetery. WHAY—Supper. Sereiuida torium at 7 p;m. to the -heart of the French opera­ t«r. M odel Says Baker American people to look on etaff- WTIC—News of World Mrs. Harry Kitching and -her (xmi- areas In th* Western 'Remlapheto River, was the subject of ah en follow." Friends may call at the funeral WDRC—Chorallers Parents are Invited -to bring tional headquartera Union effort to have foreman •re under Carr’s control to probe their cjiUdren to shave this inter­ mjttee will be in charge of re­ Bala Hampera Strikea included aa hourly-rated employee are: Britain— lalaiids to the Lea­ lightening illustrated lecture, given home today from 2 to 5 and from WGTH—G. Hcatter ser AnUUto. and the Bahamas; Still H er H usband 7 to 10 p. q>. , . impartially into the conduct of 7:**- esting program. freshments. The rain hampered the effec- in order to qualify for overtime laat avantog in Odd Fellows hall by their boss." WHAY—Supper Serenade The Pioneer Past Masters’ Assn, tlveneaa of atrikea by French lahd pay failed. France— Frahch Guiana and Mar- WTIC—One Man e Family tiitiquc; n * Netherlands—Dutch Junior Past Grand Master Kenneth WDRC--E R. MurroV EXTENDED FORECAST will hold their regular meeting and carrier baaed warplanea atraf- New York, March 16 e held tomorrow ing Inspector David Chambers to officera to fiilflU th* dealiny that rising Communism. State Supreme Court asking that WTIC—Barrie CrSIz light rain on Jthe weekend. quick victory before the Big Four Rebekahs, and widows of Odd Fel­ One porUon iff the appUcaUon afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. make aq tnyeatlgation in several WDRC-Mr. and Mrs. NorUl MI-9-4548 and Ooinmunlat China meet in has been placed in their hand*. ' the divorce be aet aside and that lows, who have spent their later that will be vreaeated in two parta cases brought to their attention. WGTH—High Adventure The occaaion waa a dinner-meet­ she be granted a separation phu years to-peace and comfort. A total Mary's Episcopal Oiurch. Production of the eight major Geneva April 26 to dlacuiu the In- to being initiated by the commto- The Rev. Alfred L. Williams, When approved by the ZB A, dochiria War, clearly eh owed the ing of some 30 or mc|re of the R olice Say Youlhs support and maintenance. The of 73 are residents at the home some applications wers subject to grains in the United States during WILUAMS now. sion. The other part to dlrecUy rector of the church, -will officiate. Influence of the Red Chineae'ex- members of the church, many of model said toe and Baker were descended from the recent applica­ cbndiUons. The conditions, or lim­ the 1052-53 season totaled 1551^ OIL SERVICE whom were InatrumenW in.,ar- married to Florence, 8. C., on July Ixxated on a hlU actnes from Burial will be to Saratoga Springs, million tons.' ...... perta. who have trained, advtaed Stole Auto Piates tion of Drs, Alvin Yules and Theo- N. Y. itations, have not been complied ...and. armed, the. VieUniah._____ rimging the-driv* for fimte which 19, 1951, when he wa* an Army New London, It affords a'beautiful dore-Roeen \o change.tha.property with,, the - board indicated . last. To the attack the Vietminh is schedulril 16 take place Marib prIVkte. ’------view to th* harbOr tod - There trill-be no calling hours at 139 E. Center St. to Buainese •t Watkins Funeral Home, to night in its executive' aeesion, commander* have committed an .22 to April 15 in eelebmtion of Three 16-ysar»olds picked up Grounds for the'separaUoa de­ to the'submarine base. It w ** a Zone I for the purpose of profes­ the 175UI anniversary of the mand were not available, as private esUte and the origlitol charge of arrangements. eatimated 36,000 to 48,000 of their Monday morning oh U)4 highway sional officea. beat troopa, counting on their church. papers In marital acUOna are wooden mansion is still referred td between Coventry end/Muncheater . Six applications will be consid- Mrs. Carrie 8. Gabiee auperiorit^ in number* to vover- Dr. Mather H. Neill, chairman scaled under Supreme Court rules. by that name. The Odd Fellows ' at the eeasion. Other changes whelni French Union force of the committee in charge of th* where they had htm to . Baker—now honeymooning with completed a new building to 1900 jht ere on Spencer Street, E. The funeral of Mr*. Ctorrie 8. perhapa one-fourth that aixe. The renovation and Mpahrion pro­ spend the night i ^ t r their car Benny’a adt^ted daughter, Joan 21, and named it Davto Hall, honoring Onter Street near Walker Street, Gainea, of Masaapequa, L. I., N. Y., Q £ £ r rVench iii. turn > counts on their gram. preaided at tha meeting in Hawaii—filed a denial through the second prosident to the Home to area south of Hackmatack who died at the. home of her broke down have .been arrested by Corp., "who was to ardent worker. auperior hMivy equipment and air and Introduced the speakers, one his attorney, claiming the divorce Street tod east of Ketoey Street grandson, David R. Spencer, 198 power to hold Plen Bien Phu and of whom was Dr. Klrpy of Kirby- local police in /oonhection—' with was valid and that Mias Scott had The property to now worth a mil­ Chestnut St., Saturday morning, the alleged. re;Mved and transfer and about ^ o lots on W. Middle At - thft iwtut -U16- Smitb Associate*, who-pceamted acficptod- n_65J)0(l-aettleinenL- lion, and a^balf doUara. wa* held yesterday morning i t 10 of iVglstratlto plates from the cto Turnpike' heair ether ovitbuildtogs and answered Q i a i r m a n - tionf and alterations and has been Hartford, -March 16 The of the*two doctors. \ drop* in the battle of Oien Bien PolibiNbald the youths took the queeUons'from the audience'as the Oborge Dart and Dart'a Dairy mailed to practically all the faiht- plates Sunday evening from the township of Union, N. J., today Fhu. ilea of the church. j lecture proceeded. Thera to even will aeik f*r a change from RdM Burridge aaid he waa not en­ car while it wah parked on New personally thanked the ConnebU- a email cemetery beautifully Of AL Auction cut'State Police Department , , dence Zone A te Bbalneas Zon6 I tirely certain about this becauae Street. They then reportedly. took •tarubbed and cared for. This pro property on E. Onter Street from the French themselvea are flying a rid* to Willlfnanttc and -(Coven­ through a .^deleggUon of police rides a finOl resting place for officials and community leaders Walker Street westerly for a dis­ Paat Commander Wilber UtUe to about 18 C47*. on the aame route* Police Round Up try, onl}^ to have their car break those who would, otherwiae be in- tance of 226 feet. The area Js ir­ Dilworth-Cornell-l^ey Poet, Ameri­ down' on .the highway on their re­ . . . for its help In solving the mur­ that CAT crew* fly. teried Tn. some forgotten, unkept regular in depth but ektenda i t can Legion, who served aa chair­ ' Burridge aaid aa hear aa he turn to Manchester. der of one ot Its citizens, a yoking M urder Suspects policeman. -grave.'."'- distance ot 200. feet at ita deepest man of the Legion’* flrat auction knew there were l2'(^10a on loan A cruising state trooper ques­ Views to the Wide porches, the part. Property, of Alexandery. Mad­ tale a year ago, haa been prevailed the Seaeliful New.teS* AEflO WlUYS to the French at Haiphong Air­ tioned them, end took them to The first'of three men arrested for the crime was apprehended in living, dining, reading and bed­ den oh the corner to.. Uill''ihtersec- upon to serve to the aame capacity field. from which CAT 4a auging Nlhlcago. March 15 '(F)-—Pollc* Stafford Springs Barracks after room* were shown. In some ceses tlon to Included in th* proposal. at an auction at the Legion Hajl; all the fliibtk. Nine or 10 of the rounded up underworld characters Krietoff we# unable to prodiwe Connecticut by State Police,, lead­ ing to the cleanup within 10 day* busbanda and wives live together Joseph Polito seek* an exten*ion the Oete of which ia 'eet for Wed- lanM are Operational. He aaid it today for questioning; in the gang­ a llcenee or registration. The bOys wheh they are unable to maintain of the existing Business 2kme II neaday, March 31.: / ward later brought back her* for of a case which began without air Shopedito Increaae the total num- land style slaying of two *x-con- a ^-hpme of their /owm Every. Sun- along W. -Middle- TurnpUier- west HaTbltl Oida-wjll aerve ax seerp bsr .otddawe. to is bnd;jto kei^ in tot any d 'lyicItA boGtjktettfi^^ ^poltpe: flUMtiottinr by local police; dear .reliiSoub eervicea a r e ,. Jteld, oP HegMetead StraeL to cover loU tary, and Robert -M;. Reid;.i^4ocal o e e kt leart lS operaliohaT cohatahtly. -notorious hooAums. PoBce today aieo reported the The JMw Jersey dSlegallon in­ cluded 0*1. Russell A. Snook, the nitoiatera In the New London 119 tod 120 westeriy to the eaat- auctioneer, has offered hia servTcea. The CAT crew* are made up of Bodies of the two slain men,' arrest of Robert Ttlden, 46, of '93 aupertotendent of New Jersey area taking turns to, bringing eriy line pi the Waddell School ' Members and friend* to Ui* Le­ American pHota and copllOta^ At Paul (NeedlenoselT Labrlola, 87, Pine St., for alleged non-support; comforting meatagei. preaent U. S. Air Force {ieraonqel, State Police; Roy I^tchell, Union property. The distance to 95 feet gionnaire* tod the Auxiliary are and Jamas 8. Weinberg, 53, were and Elden L. ktngabury, -39. of ISl tod the depth 125 feet,.all on the hereby aolicited for artlclee to fur­ „ NlGMMvrG t b « S T Y L II ' aided by the French,‘are doing the Benton St.7 on e charge of park­ Township committeeman; Detec­ The speaker stressed the need M ««Evr« tiM VALUli found last .night stuffed Into th* northerly aide of West Middle niture or enyUttog that will find a * _ • * • * maintenance. Burridge aaid a plan ing too close to'an IntersecUon. tive (^ lef Louis T. Lombardi of of a larger ptoc*. of worship or an trunk of a 1954 gold colorad sedan. Turnpike. ready sale, FRKrnURE From its imanly sloping hood, the new Union County, N. J.; acting Police auditorium. In showing pictures of waa being diacuased whereby CAT Tha car was in a. vacant lot on the Now, for nd more than you pay for ao ' Chief Charles F. Teufel of Union, the tofirmery which has three Three pieces of property now In would *tal:e over at leaat enough Olty's Northwest Side. A '.'.- AERO WILLYS is a clean sweep of Why you step out in front with o Willys. •rdmary car, you- get: ( i ) Umsurpasted Detective Sgt. Joseph W. Kitchell stories, he saia> the ambulatory Jtural-Residence Zone to the rear of the maintenance to permit the PveUminary examination dia- Oas Price W ar of. Union, Edward F. Blertuem'pfel, paUenta are housed on the two of Hackmatack Street and located AHomifellliiilwf aerodjrnainic design . . . one of the most gas scomomy: An. independent testing withdrawal of the American Air closed no bullet or stab wounds, ?0vh0 Of i kk deputy Union County clerk; Max lower floors, while those confined near the site of the .proposed Force men. . . / said Ooroner Walter E. McCarron. beautiful, most modem egrs on the road organixation drove three AERO Continues H ere J. Berlin, foremim of the Union to beds are on the third floor. Keeney Street School would m 19M AIBO WUIYS but red marks on the victims' County Grand Jury that sat on th* today. You get lower wind resistance, WILLYS cars 90,000 miles last ytetJ' necks indicated- they may have One of the pictures shown wee changed to Residence Zone AA, case, and S.»t; George Benntater, of a aroman, who had been ten­ according to-, the application of and less wind noise inside the car ; , . f'f; i:. reported better than 90 miles to th# Senate Unit Backs been strangled.' The bodies were Col.' Smith's driver. frozen,’ McCarron said, forcing a Gasoline pHcea here, as else­ derly cared for although bedrid­ Charles Ponticelll. lower center of gravity for greater gallon! Uusmrpasttd[operath^ eedt where, continued to dip as the den, for 19 year*. Hie purpose to P'art of' thS' Itod included to the delay -in -an immedirf* >.,po*t- OLD SHIP REPAIRS VOTED safety, more cofnfort 'on turns . . . Cut iniVotiug A ge mortem. Istest, price battle got Into full speaking throughout the state alts of the proposed road from TRY OUR • '^ '• « i i * w on the si^e 90,000*mtlc run^ th rou^ awing. Prices havo dropped at Washington, March 15 (F)— The Police had been searching for the to Rebekto and Odd Fellows Hackmatack Street to the school greater visibility,.. you set all Jour all 48 states’, less than a ,penny a iRuri some stations as low as 21.9 for House Armed Services ComimUee lodges, he '*aid, to to enlist their ground* site the town to consider Washington,_ - March . A . (A*)—- two men Ance last Saturday when regular gas and high test waa today unanimously approved a bill fenders from the driver’s seat, for safer ' (3) Unsurpassed safety After tesung 20 their a-lves reported they had been support and even greater, assist­ ing for water and sewer mains to President lhsenhower*s pfoposal tb’ from two to three cents a gallon to complete restoration of ^he hto- missing slhCe Tuesday. Capt.'Leroy ance than in the past. To conform serve the school. 'The property be­ (Offer ends March 3ht) driving, easier parking.^ It’s a head* U. S. automobiles last year, "ktotor lowerir the minimum ■ ■ votihg age to ^ ‘"6 tffpi '^ ro y higher. . . tortc frigate Conatitut'or. and' fo PICK-UP Kiher-WiUj$ Suht Dtviikmr'OfiVtjt Motors, Inc. 18 haa flniahed th* f l i M p of iu ** three detwUve* found to fire laws, a new sprinkler sys­ gins about 640 feet east of Keeney 'mrning,^ulse-quickening beauty Trend” magazine .-rated the AERO The price aleahing began two permit maintenance of two other tem to necessary, tod other im­ Street and is 200 feet south of ICE CREAM Journey through Congrea*: the bodies after Steffens e^id hei,. old naval vessels by private in- AND ' See it and d ' LiUem to ^Lowell TTboma* end the News," weeks ago when prices were cut provements needed to make the Hackmatack Street. irive it toda^, at "your WILLYS tops on taifecy . . . safest of all It waa approved 7/3 yeatarday had received a telephone call from terefetol MooMhru. Fri. CBS RaditV Network to 23-9 . from 26.9, Tank gallon home and comfortable. Plans Shepplng Center toiWec WilJys dealer; by .tho senate Judiciary Commit­ ah' unidentified women who sug­ prices to dealers' from some dis­ Under the measure, previously Only 20 cars tested! ‘ / Stanley Bray, local realtor; .tas tee. Tha,voting again all sUtea gested he Inyeatigete the gold col­ tributors 'w’ere cut back to permit, approved by a aubpommittee, the Preceding the lecture, Mies >kl submittal the application to - but Georgia now is 21. Georgia ored car in the 'vacant lot. retailers to be competitive. USS Omatellatlpn-—sister ship of Edith William played solos on her . r Police said the car was owned by plano-accordeon, and Miss Vir­ change from Residence A A and DELIVERY lowered the minimum to 18 during However, prlcea continue to de­ the GonstituUon— lycSild be repair­ % HALF.GALL 6 IN World War IL th* Cook County Licensed Bwer- cline before -the dealer caii sell ed and taken to Baltimore and the ginia James sang "Danny Boy,” Rural Zpno to Business Zone ll en P ■ THE NEW ege Assn, and that both men had accompanied on the piano by Mrs. area 500 feet by SOO feet along The proposa- i f h> the form of a ell the gas In Ms tai.ks, which USS Hartford repaired end taken N IW L p w m e n ^ been aasbclated with tha ofganisa- means he must sqffer a cut in his to - Mobile, Ala., to become naval Lillian Thrall -of Vernon. Miss Spencer Street near the East conaUtuUonal amendment "that Uon. Pellc* aaid officials of the Imagine! Only 98c for this big, extra-handy, 1 9 ^ 5 4 anist win at^rpval of two-thirds margin of profit for gas on hand torinea. James led in group singing of Iijto Hhrtfo.-d town line. SERVICE association wars Ur be q.'eailone^ of both the Beiata'and the House without any of it being absorbed The Oonetelletlon now la 'rotting songs. In'view of the epp roa^^f ' Bray plans to develop a shop­ p f C A H > extra-thrifty Half Gallon of SealtcKt Ice Cream ping center on the site if the zone and ’ thrao-foortbs of the le g i^ - by distributors. ' at the Boston Naval tolpyard l|t a St. Patrick's' dey, after '-.which re­ ♦299” f _ C A U RRUNO EDDIE WA1TWU8 BOLD In Hartford, the long aeries of berth near the OmatRuUon. which freshments were served jin the change to approved. He said he — America’s favorite. Take home plenty at turea of tfl* 48 states. TO - Tha compiitte* aUo aproved price betUee sew gas being pump­ haa been 90 per cent riMtored banquet ball on tables appropri­ woul^ ech to a corporaUon that Clearwator. Fla.. .March 18 ately decorated with green objMte ly \aaother - propoaed ed for JUT low to 20.9 cento b gallon Through public Contributions. will be formed, subject to approval. ;th. \ this real money-saving price. Your choice pf (P) -<■ The Philadelphia PkUUes' at a few Btat(ona Some dealers The Hartfoiri. also in bad ahapei end napkin*. , The building planned would be In Kemp’s, Jnc. V Amendment that .^^derfuUy y flavors. t*day~**U Brat baaeaaaa Eddie were speculgUng it would con­ an “ L” shape. He added that there fliemberablp of the ia a* the NoiToik Naval Shipjuutl. ■ftihlty Past Noble (Siato* MI cree®*' Waltkiia to Itw BalUiMra Ori- 9-5295 SALES 8Mdl SERVICE ^ ice at nine and ivould tinue. through the summer. Aaan. also met with Sunset Re-, 'be room for eight'etorcsi •iee ef the Aaaarieaa laagaa fe* Somi* ataliona are pumping gas There' were ho major.. earth-' bekto Lodge and enjoyed a au^per Including a auparmarkeL He al­ MANCHESTER ‘ Judge* retire at a prise repertad *^ven la -OBNBNAL ICB'CIIAM CORF. aWr AWkN* DeCORMIER MOTOR SALES> Inc. with the margin ef profit no more quakes to the Unite<* States to after their deliberaUona yester­ ready has commitments ^ m a 743 M«iR Str-M I-3-S4«0 ..... J' - - -.V- . ' - ■ , a< tha mtJnmt priaa.** than OM ctobA gallon. 1953. - day. chain supermarket agd a MOTOR SALES— " " t T;.. if, . ^ V' ..'X...... / 22 MAPI^ STREET — MANCNCm ^ -Af :> .M ' f TJ ■ -u a j '' ' kI j - ■ \ ■■*'. S■■■/.' ',•■• J ' __• •.. ; l^f'*’** ■

I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALPr MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY^ MARCH 10,1954 Andover Club mat at toa hom» of Htary RockylUe-Vernon Bidwell laat night at 7:80. But it may not toing of a myatery. Again arid Ix k up verses about thiat in .God. Secret Agents School Is New^hut^'Subject Is Same miroculoqa as It apunte F tt one again toe pattern ia aet which Read in the sixth chapter of Mat­ Seyd Is Elected MMeheater Eveahig HeraM Aa>- thing, the eonaumert may outet tobting something to Con­ Nqws Rhymes thew, WUltama' translation: , fer Unit Backs Af^ Paid Little / *’8o dover con«a)teMlerit. Mra'-Oeorge have purchased. In these post-war necticut, and which would do it, in •1 tell you, atop worrying NcIbob, teiephMM PI. ff-676S. " " '^'.i'>B y J. P. D .o a i.... About Fire Unit |^der brii»m yearg; all they neM of cer­ normal times, ten times out of ten. your life, hs to whet you ...... f t - - - . - I . will have to eat x drink, or aboui ' (deatlaued froln |Page One) g», iifO. tain items. )Por another thing, they And always, at toa laat minute, **H«e4 CMaloga Called Fay in Dispute on Zoning Whalebone once w m worth $10,- Relaxation Aid By M.D>^ your body, mm to wbat you will Andovef;^ March 18 (^pecial)f— 000 a ton. may not react as theV are sup­ thera ia aonw iilbgicat reprieve. have to wear. Is not Ufa worth, ^entical pattern of retaliation pose to. They might, tor inatonce, An eminent physician . . . haa ^against these individuals. There's The Volunteer Fire Detriment K. VSRKG^UBOW^ The temperatifre goes up Instead goae out on a limb . . . and Is­ more than food x d the body worth THIS IS IT! Rockville, March 16 (Special)'— Registration for the (Lwa more th x clothes? . , . Now If God a never-ending' program of men­ held their axual meeting toi* the ^yJXI October 1. tptl decide tq dave the ^^ney they of down, ^ a .anow turns into sued a p r e s c r ip t lx . for thdM The Board of Directors < i the course of golf instruettm will/ tal harasament which Includes would beauppoaed tq rush out and tpppical:/toin. ao gorgeously drestos to# wild R‘n’M_^qrhqn Taxpayers Ass«. tonight at 7:30 at toe Maple jEW^t purpose of 'SlecUrig officers/Frl-. PnUiaMf who find life grim •aia-Ks • he daeaa’t Springtime m exa m x y extra choras for toa 4UionymouB threatening letters,' 'upend. rveomroead a cruise . . . to some grass \^hich' tXay la graen but School. The lessons art apq^red telephxe calls In the early hours day night and named 'E.' K. Seyd FaeliRtWMk The weatoerman ia right morrow irVpssed mto tha housewive—chores that art tiring and o ftx - \ voted unanljriously at their meet- by the Board of Recreatim of the' •t Mfcncheetw,' Cana.* M With the driven , and the encfugh, every, time. It’a—; toe eachanted Isle-. . , or "order you toff Itet night t6 support Jeremiah of morning, insults softly-spoken as president; Other officials elect­ lliai lUU«r. to stay to bed . . . sad live In will ' he not much more mreiy times haaardoua. city tvlth Alex HackneyTgolf pro on crowded corners, and d^ad rata •C(. wa find it very comfortirig to Fay in hla contention that soning ed at the meeting include: 'vice $litky,Rua-D WB? weather ia wronf,...^ • ;/- princely style . . . his utidote clothe you, O you with httle has never been legally esUbllXed at the MancliMter Country C^ub, thrown on the lawn. president, F rxeis Friedrich; sec-' 6 faith?’’ ______' instructor. X JmBgf^ nenteia will set Considering toe m x y Jobs inverivad -Ifi-Rutal-jrarnon,— ------— The Commies have put road- .retary, Frank Brown/^treasurar, chickeria W9 have atop producing some foika agog . . . tor what Turn to toe next chapter x d ■ ~ 'T^few Aqflyil ' ^ blocka in the efforts of these peo­ Roiscoa Talbot; chief, George Nel- clexing it’s riot surpriring that toe A member of the-I>oard said It A daughter waa born to Mr. and \ FERRIZAN is an* of the-Fin«m Hcmttm cgga, we can aet aome egge ahd he's rerommcndlag . . . la a read PhlUipe' translation: "If x y was also voted to commend Fay- ple to make a living, ‘niey’ve sbh and assistant chief, Ekiward Faat-Acting Irbn-Iodins Blood spring seed catalog . > . he says' of you wera a X X by his aon tor frequently gets hurt. ...- for the vast improvement he hSs Mrs. Pater Wlcrsbowskl laat night struck back at. their children in Whitcomb. BiUldinz Tonics Made. •••■•••••••«• produce aome chickens. / bread would you be likely to give at the CltyvHospitaL . DO not contuse FRRRIZAN with Copy Connecticut there’s aomeihlng soothing . . . made ,on his . property x Lake schxl and college. They've work­ School ActivIHes Probably, an ideal tax prdgram In the picture of a beet . . . a him a stone, or if he asks for a Street which Waa declared to be ■ Narkte Named All-Hlar ed hard to blacken their character, oid-toahioned Uquid Iron Toalcs. iMpnaaR o r For this reason more ted more men are aeelni^ Center Glenn Narkon w m named During the tssembiy program FERIUZAX is modern-—up-to-dats would have something of both— radix or « hlH of bcauM . . . dis­ fish would you give him a snake? an asaet to the community. through cliibs,- churchea x d com-, conducted by Miss Owen’s room of give* you plenty of blood-building AiS&IATBI:U f W n U M played upon a sheet . . . he fMIs If j'oii then; tor all your evil, quite toe logic of purchasing Housewlfa'a Accidxt to the Vitamins. A formula ja x rs!«r^ ”«*-« cannot produce toa calm effect it that your Heavxly-Father will Why not let us explain what this important cov> action u a result of tha V em x tion against, us is the need to stay individual- performxces, including SHOE REPniR • ^ t ll riglib of r«)p«i vestment capital./irhe general 10 . . . a -flower bed Instills . . . give good things to-tooM adiOxSak tor 'Class D schools was Dave just short of making us public desigtied td do ybu profound good Onr research into the alleged re- etege will do for toa wom x of y x r Ufa? Fire District claim that buainsM Payne, who also contributefi im- songs, poeriui x d instrumental’ If you are dafleient In thas* nutri­ ; aijiafffciO iw ^ ar per cant income tax 'cut which we hall tola doctor’s remedy . . . Him?" * anterpriaea violate the toning regu­ martyrs," trimmings explains. golos, vrere given. tional blood X d strength-building aearch that haa been going on in and triist more wilt agree . . .. meaxrably to Che fine team-play “Thia w x ld hurt them more than elements. ctlent of H. B. A. flatr- went into effqct this year prent to Reflect on the words to x d in, lations tor the fire district, a waged .by the underdog ‘\eUow- -''A- story telling hour is being L l Oooneeticut—and which drat nian- for uallke trips and medlrinea region zoned excluaivcly 'to* nW- Avhat they gain Inalde the party.’f Try FERRIZAX for JO days and )Reprfa«tellT«a: toe people generally. The special ifeated itself publicly in' the . . . seed cataloga are freel toe fourteenth chapter of John JackeU.” \ conducted at the school library by see for yourself how good It is. Rtart (Phillips): “ You must not let your­ culture. ' The/motive of the Communist •• wtw cuts toeVt^rcsident is proposing etrange pronouncement, anent toe Stephen Suska party'in this program is given by Mrs. Moner, The children thor­ taking it this very - day. Tou'v# mm U UUPIT selves be distressed—you must Poll IlMalta Reported . Funeral seivices will be l\eld at oughly enjoy the stories. Mrs. nothing to lose, for FERRIZAN is :u*‘or now arq aimed at toe accumula­ possibility of Go'/ernor ' Lodge's The results of toe Young Demo­ FBI Director J. Edgar HxVer: .CUUL' becoming Secretary of the Navy, hold on to your faith in God x d the. Talarski Funeral HoiVie, 380 /This group represents a vital Reimer spends Thursday mbrn- only sold aatlefaction guaranteed or tion o f Invaatment capital. The to your faith In Me. There are cratic Club poll held recently to Maple Ave., Hartford, Thursday ings at the library to help the chil­ your money back. 100 Tablets 11.51. . ______CompMy, iM., that Washington was considering ^Thought for Toda^ rihow how the votera stand on toe reservoir of information which we next cut would logically go to toe this because Lodge was such a m x y room* in My Father's morning for Stephen Suska, of plan to continue to draw from in dren In book selection; Mrs. Gas­ 160 Tabtets Only $1.58 , fiMBCial r«(pon*iMlltr. ter uention of gubernatorial rxd i- per helps all groups on Tue.Sdsy ^ yO ^ blcto 64.50 ____ • tppagrapktett. * appearinK la M> indivlAiai again. But toe President proapectlva llJabiUty at the poU* ouiie . . . 1 leave behind with you 3006 St., Hartford, who dicfi our fight against Communist sub- IHMYS • y«63SEia«etS/tiiC other reading atatter peace; I give you my own 1NG atee In the torthcomlng State afternoons; Mrs. Sprenkle ia in the Lower Stroot LaWI says we can't aifibrd it now, and next IfdVember—our research into TRl’ST IN GOD . at 8L Francis HoepitiU last nlghL versix in the United States," he in Tta* lUadieawP J^eiilnc HeraM. ,.ce and My gift ia nothing Ilka aelection, Ihdicatee that Abrteam Born in Russia; he lived in Hart­ library all day. Wednesday to in­ J. W/Tfale Corp. ha is right. . this alleged research has not gone Trust in God brings^Jieace .of Ribicoff holda an edge over hia ■hjq. struct groups on the proper use of f ^SbnMr adrarfiaing very fan It seems, in fact, to have toeAeaca of tha world?’’ REAL ESTATE INSURANCE ford tor the past 45 years. By trying to destroy-the crefit* Mall orders' 10c extra Fior. Maalagr^t p^ la. Kind. Experlxce is tjife t o x t of \ Kirby Pag* fellow Democrats x d Ck>v. Lodge He leaves, hts wife, Mrs. Mary billty of the testimonyof this toe library fxllitles. // ; ry>r Tueatey—l p. m .____... ^ , gone Jtxrt about as far as the orig­ has a wlda margin over the GOP , ror Wedneaday—1 p. m. Tucada]^/. inal alleged research did.. faith in him. *1 1 ) 0 pprictice of the Spxsqred By The Mxchester Zavaron 8uska;\ three sons, Ste­ group the party is defending it­ The following schedule of activi­ i For Thuraoay—1 p. m. Wedneaday. •Trianfolar Ontoiry presence of provides experi­ CoimcU V Churchea. hopefuls. phen Suska, j K,- of Windsor; self. Hoover pinpoints the motive ties hM been plxned for the . For Friday—1 p. m. Tburaday., W tet the alleged “ poir* or *'aar- The poll, however, could not be vey," aoppesedly condneted by the ence which leaiiS to trust. The "INSUKANSMITH^ SINCE 191 NIcbolM of Hartforq x d Adam of of .'the party for pure revenge school: Tonight, regional Girl > For Saturday—t P. m. FHday./ can and must hope that toe Bible is our c l ^ source of knowl­ Judged aa a real criteria of voter • daaalfied deadihM; JO:SO %' m. aadl WepuhHf NatloMi Committee, No matter how carefully you Manchester; three daughters, Mrs. against the group with this state­ Scout leadero-xd School Building ’ day of pubUcattea eaeept titmday — parU ^tel^ involved political edge of God. and those who desire don your atbekings, you cannot opinion becaiue the random sample Helen Hunchak and lies, Eva Bo- ment: Committee;' this afternoon, toe * • a. m. WM auppoaed to ie\-eal w u this: only repreaenla opinions from 85 etiquette white haa been operating that Lodge would. If be ran. lose peace of mtod Xould keep them­ expect the aqams to remain gucki, both of this city.xand Mrs. "ITielr testimony, along with Parent Teacher Evaluation Com­ ^asy-to-care-?or tableware' selves saturated with great pas­ out of the town’s S'llDO -voters. Anns'.UsUpei, of Hartford; two mittee meeting; tomorrow eve­ 1 /i Tuasday, ManA 16 in too IfcChraiy-jmue, and white Coanecttcot best November by straight forever. It’a beat to roll ( 963'MAIN ST.. GROUND FLOOR--^EL MItcksll 9-5241 that of such ex-Ctommunists m sages from the holy book. Keep Ribicoff received 45 per cent of brothers in Europe x d lO'grOnd- Louis Biidenz, Elizabeth Bentley, ning. meetings of toe Mother’s producea toe phendmroon of the MA66 votes, toos dragging live the hoM down to the xklea andt ,toe-votes cast x d waa followed by near , at hand such » resource as start all over again, two or thrMi- children. and John Lautner, starting with _ . • Herald Photo. CITub x d the Board of Educatlx: designed for today’s living unfailing political triitog)e will Connectient Repnbilcan Congieea- 'cheater Bowlea -with 37 per cent. A requiem high Mass wiliXbe Friday evening, movies; Saturday ' The Chidien And The E ff mni down to defeaL Harper's Topical Concordance x d times during the da;A a I the first smith Act trial of the top Wayne Cotombaro x d Pamela Arnold, first graders, are shown I /' eaao ita way out of our pubi XI Gov.-Lodge received. 55 per cent of held at the All SainU Ruesiitq 11 Communists in New York, has receiving instructions from their teacher. Miss Elaine Weiner of 15A afternxrc. religious classes and in Our raaearte into tol6 ''tx>il" the votes tor the (SOP candidacy the evening a daneq.- ^ stunning new Thera it. In thla alecUea yaar, aooa. we r.timit,' been a difficult pro- Orthodox C h u rch , Hartford, enabled the Government to break Oak St., in the newly opened annex to the Vernon Elementary School. x d Lt. Gov. Allen received 22 per Thursday at 9 a. m. Burial will be Ye.rterday 50 esgbr yoUngstera from the inadequate TalcoUville School Poultry Group Meets. ' political w w pvar tha iaaue of tax What wa mean, ia toe current Tbta has been the esse be- toe back of the Party in the U» S.” cent, In the Cedar Hill Ometery, Hart­ Given Jail 'Term* were transferred to the new annex whi'ch now haa a capacity of 120 The Feather Diister 4-H Poultry cuta, ad l*faaidant Slaanhowor ncceaalty every political apeaker causi'""Ms seems to have beeri a Pythixa to Meet ford. Friends may call at the fu­ irit.waa a boll, which'func­ H« reveals that in 11 Smith Act pupUs. By September of tljla year, it Is expected that the unit Will I racogidaed iaat nlfht ' Tha local Knighta of Pythias neral home today after 6 p. m. be completed x d will take care of aome 180 youngsters: . M x y of feela for attacking not one op­ tioned withotit.4Mlllng anyqo^y, or trials in the U. 8. and Hawaii, 61 But ttiera ia alaa^raal iaaua o f ponent-but turo. j. will join forcea with several top leaders o f the Commurilst the first and second graders who were accustomed to packing their at least anybo^ wlllirigAo re\ eal P y ih lx locigra in Eastern Con- TaleottvIUe Itenm are now han- LET US n L L YOUR * economic principle involved, which The atyla was sat flrat,'^ we die- that fact. . Party to^Amerlca' have been con­ own lunches to the old TalcoUville Schbol, w-ere wide-eyed when they netticut tomorrow , evening at, d M througlMhe Mxchester Eve­ victed, with sentences ranging entered toe shiny new Vernon school cafeteria for the first time and i would be raiaed whether it hap* cover aa we trace It back, by Sen But, as fat as wa jCahN^iscover, \ Mxcheater for the diatrict meet­ ning Herald Koteville borean lo­ what haroaned was^that tha. Ra- from two to. five years snd fines saw a few hundred pupils eating, a complete hot Junch. / . u stamless * pened to be an election year of ator McCartoy himself, when, last ing whicii will 'be attended by the. cated at One MaraetjStn telephone up to 810,006^. each. Testimony of ! not ■ ...... pteUcon Nattonal' Committee - did, grX d chancellor commander x d Rotevtne 5-ffisa, membera of toe group before fall, he gained radio time tor a some time ago, send one cf its Ovetic. admits h net financial gain dead before it was dropped into The queation involved ia that of hia ataff, as well x delegates from grand juries has led to the indict­ flatware reply to former President Truman. men into Connecticut tor a general the various lodges-of the district. ment of 104 partjr, leaders, many from his undercover work, through the incinerator. They added that ; which kind of ^ relief la beat .McCarthy then replied to 'IVuman. appraisal of the Connecticut politi­ In a reciprocal arrxgement, writing, radio and lecturing. He is the baby cbuld have been put into "4^f whom, have trlalri,stlll pending. Called for and dcUYerod calculated to atimulate tha gen­ But, at toe same time, he alao took cal situatiX. Repo'rti^y, his atU-vi- Manchester Knighta of Pythlans Pythiaiis to Hold ' T1i**r evidence has permitted the running for (jongress. a chute from inside or outside toe dtlng ud new with itt eral proaperity of the n a tio ^ ^ t a ties Were notoiriig in the character will come to this city on Mxch 24 Subversive Activities. Ccntrol Conmnended For 'Work building. promptly at no extra — frabifulroo(iendesi|nscttat^ on toe Eisenlidwer adiriiniatra* of a poll, toy no auch thing was ’ time when the nation ia/flirting to assist Damon Lodge ex fer the District Meeting Board to put, on official , (tommu- Despite their money, problems charge. lion. taken; He did, it > said, visit vith Starching a grir^ent makes hy Gorham expressly for ttainlea with receaaion. / rank .of knight on a clus of cxdl- nist tag X numerous frbnt orgx- and heckling from left-wing and Next, we had Adlai Steveneon, various payty leaders. dates. The affair will be held at (tommie groups, moat of the in­ aubsequent washings of toe ' gar­ tied. . St^x is fina Corten _. Knighta bf PythiM of the sec­ lzatixs:x The revelation of. their Wq hope we m pardoned in toe Florida epeech, and he, too, #or some reason, aXut which X e the VFW Cliibrxms on Elm St. A activity has made scores ot. top dividuals' have received a-wards ment easy, since soil tends to fINE PHARIUCY can xly- qieoulate, happenX to ond district, Grand Domain of lodge qn the starch rather titan on quality t ^ t n n Mculptmed tBSo for our lack of juautanca in thia, took on two opponents at once. He committee headed by Arthur Ed­ party workers- flee the country, and commendations from com­ ^pxd/toa graater imrtion of his wards is in chargo of arrxge* CoxecUcut, will hold a district munity and patriotic groups such the fabric. It's a good idea to its graceful shapes to {ive each field, but the iaaue reminda ua very took on toe Idsenhowcr admin- sever all cbnnectlons -with the CALL MLt-M)4 time .in Connecticut in cemversation ments. meeting at Liberty HaU, Golway party, or commu autclde. It has. as the American Legion and the starch house dresses and aprons,- piece perfect taluce. Biest of an,. much of the ^eation of which istntion and he took on McCarthy. wito Individuals who happen to be Vice Chancellor William F. Nut- Street, tomorrow. at 8:30 p. ra. forced the party to take such des­ 'Freedom Foundation. . Stegor requires no pao^Kring.. ^jcame flrat the chicken dr the egg Last Saturday night, we had pqtsindstie about the -Connecticut Ix d . Secretary Arthur Friedrich, There are. four lodges in the dis­ perate Internal security measures Their names are regarded with' trict, Damon LodgS' IIbckviUe; —and aeema about aa cloae td any Vice PresidcnC Nixon’, ostensibly Republican situation, pritm^rily, Prelate Paul H. Giiienig, Finxeial that its subversive activity Ic seri­ ut'tqoat respect in Congress and in it's ncm^uunishsble, requires only authoritatlva/concluaion. one can jpiMs, because they tU-en- Secretary Ernest H. Reudgen xd- Oliver Woodhouae Lodge, Colches­ ously hampered. state legislatures. Arid they have replying to Stevenson. And Vicq^ selves are not running the Con- ter; LInne and Memorial Liodges a minifflum of care. In beautitol There are two warring theoriea Treuurer John N. Keeney repre­ ■ Full details of how the FBI re­ all wbn great respect and admira­ ORDERS NOW TAKEN FOR President Nixon, It soon d evelo]^ nectixt Republican situati. ri. Why sented Damon Lodge at the of Manchester. tion among a wide circle of out­ <^)en stock patterns.“ Pace** One la that expreaaed by the Prea* cruited these "hidden heroes" re­ bad two targets, ami knew it and he ebould have happened to seek funeral' services of the late Abel Arrangements for the affair main a secret. But i;enerally if was standing citizens and patriots who pattern shown. tdent laat i^|;ht He held that a admitted I t One wag Stevteson out these' particular leaders, who Winer Sunday afternoon at the were made by a general committee because they had proved them­ understsnd th^ great contribution ^rand of tax i^ a f which makea it are not as much leaders as they Beth Israel Synagague. Tl}e de­ bf members from eate lodge head­ selves firm antl-Ctommunists but and sacrifice they made; and toe Democrats. The other was E DRIVEWAYS 4-pieoe pUee witing: boOow-haadlo used to be, is, as we ssy, a matter poaalble for people to aaye and ceased had been a member .of ed by Griswold A. Chappell, who were in unique posiUons in liberal a POWER ROLL e ALL WORK GUARA? EEP McCarthy. - _ tor speculation. Perhaps It was \ Damon Lodge for many-years. is district deputy grand chancel­ groups wltoi a tex c e to infiltrate FIND BABY’S BODY q MACHINE SPRP D • f r e e ESTIMA’t late, fork, taaipoon, laiid make inveatmenta producea bene* some persoXel echo of the Chicago Some rgthar curious^ws seem Inatallatlx Slated lor. At hia request, M e m o r 1 a the pkrty. Their number includes _ .'IVqi.tqn, .Marte 15 .ffb.^Pblir-b .ib-. fork,: qlaea ipoon (ix q / $9 *7 5 -rflt "to the entire -economy -in -ttata to gbv«fi~toiii klriii^' pbiiticiia convxtton;- when thrnational xom* , Paul Meuge" and Daniel B. Os­ Lbdge Win hbld'tu bOMneta tn()4t- housewives;' execulfves,' pfbf'es day were ibbkirig into the discovery or esieah'. ariwullri.V.■ mittee and the Republican gover­ Tft. C» ^ 3 7 7 .W y : The aavinga ace, theoretical­ triangle. '\ f - _ tein will be/toe installing o ffe r s Ing at 7;30 instead of 8 o’clock, to sional people, laborers, clerks 'and yesterday of a newly-born girl in a ly, inveaM in the toola arid facili- nors were, generally 'speaking, in when toe Recently elected officers allow ton tima for the diatrict shopkeopers. Charlestown district housing project For instaace, eate J,'triangle" opposite cairipa of Adonirxi Chapter, Royal arch i tiea by which induptry expands its meeting at which m x y of the Some got small regular oalaries. incinerator. CITY PAVING CCWiiPANY DEWEV-RICHMAN speaker uses Ms .Attack on one of A t any rate, it seems to have masons/wll? be seated at the reg­ Grand Lodge officers X d promi­ Some got expense money. Money Poilc.e said the body w m so IN BUSINESS SINCE 1V£S operations and production and its 767 MAIN StREET targets involvaq in order to coyer b ex after ’’reaearoh’’ into U-e ular /meeting’ Th»u-sday at 7:30 nent Pythixa from several other itself apparently w m no. motive. badly burned it could not be de­ biinib of some Cbnnectlxt figures p a ^ lliJ Buying ttaeae tools and and justify hisAttack on toe other p. tty' In the Maaohic rxma. districts of Ihe state, are ex Today only one of the group. Matt termined -whether the baby w m who- are somewhat mim in their the traffic ,/ Fm Mx Show Plaxed fi^ U e a stimulates heavy indus­ pectad. target '' ^rsooal enthusiasm for Qovernor /A Spring Fashion show will be try, which keeps more people at / The following program hH bron McCqrtoy, going after Elsen­ Lodge that toe national coinmit- l^ven Saturday evening at 8,Uset up by the committee: work. hower. to prove his good Re- taa representative went hack to TALKINO NIVM STOPPID over the New Haven- /aponaored by the Kosciiiszko La- Welcome' to the jguMto *nd In Thia theory the Democrats call, Washington wito hie reported ver­ dies Auxiliary and presented troduction of that well known publicaq'^faito and standing by go­ New London toll cable as telephone crews moved ...... acornfully, the “trkdtMi ' down" dict that Lodge was a. millstone Marsh Apparel. 'Bill Brophj^of Master of Ceremonies, WiUiam ing after Truman first. around the neck of toe Cbnnectixt Hartford, xnouncer over WTIC, theory. 'Iliey deny ttot you can 900 feet of cable off one pole line to a new one Cooper;* by the diatrict deputy. The - Stevenson, going after Mc­ party. Will-be the .narrator. Therq^ will M. C. will introduce the Grand get any wide stimulation of em- Carthy, .had.to..jptoy» lda._j;ood And it may have been ln ohder 81 feet away. Clearing, the way for the, reloca­ al»o be .wm:!-*!ty..numbers/ 'The LDdgt...Qfflcera,.. xnouneing. that P o n t i a e P t e t s a ]V(Cw f^dyiitmt or coiiaumption just by Dbrnocratic faith, and demonstrate id ^ publicity for thia suirimary tii^keL committee jriciudqi Stelia speeches will be kept at a min­ venhet on toe political strength of tion of U. S. Route 1 through New Haven, this Gradowskl. Bernice SieVakowskt enlarging our industrial capacity that he wasn’t Just helping Eisen­ imum. to produce. They point to the fact Lodge that these eame elements job represented the bulkiest transfer of over­ and Nina Sojka. The pxllc ia in­ Ben Shankman, who will assisti hower out of a situation, by ptiXed out toe name of Lodge tor vited to attend the tebwlng. Copper, win be introduced M pixo ttat we already have industrial delivering an attack on Eisen­ Secretary of toe Navy. head cables ever made in the state —r and at the American LrgioiyTo Meet accompanist. apace ' and toola and production hower along with his,attack ton . la any .ease, as previously le- The 'American Lqglon Post of Miss Verna.Hare. Iocs! dancing C o s t ! same timTe, the largest concentration of-motor- capacity, and that our tr^blq HeCartoy. / partod keie, toa oaly actual poll cu the'Am erlex Legiqn will meet to­ teacher, will present several of her seems to be that we can’t k ^ our M j kind that bos bean taken to ,ized telephone equipment. Here’s another ex- night at 8 at the/Legion Home on pupils in S' variety of dance num And Nixon, going after .Mc- Conneetixt iwoxtly, a poll white. West St. LeroW Butler, of Willi- conaumera buying enou|^ to keep bers. C ar^,.hgA to ba very caiqful^o.^ dW actually take mb oa-the-street ^ Anfiple of how your tclephope company works to mantle, department ^ecutlve / Cliritqn _. Webb of Willimxtic this capacl^'gcring^ apT In-tbe-koine'sampling of Cdri- commftteem'x arid cdrii'mafider eff- cover JtoaS f by teUig sure to aay provide service as free from errois, interrup- arid Gloatoribury, a wisaj^ of 'mag­ The JDemocratio proposal ia'Biat worM toirige about toe Denwerats aectlcut opinion, Xowed Lodge In the Williri^Uc Post wUl be toe ic. Will conclude with an amaxlng a pqeltlon ntich atroager t o x even Aq,amoppt of ,lntora«LliutJtotWUU^ -tiM^lia-aaid abodtbfeGu^y, dsisys M is humanly possible. speaker, j \ assortment of tricks. exemption ahould. be increased, ao ite awn mente tet"«txr A f toe/Fterth 'Dislrtcl meatitig A t "to«r cloae of toe eritertOtn- ^ The governing principle seems what hla epwmles might have heea In Bqinera Sunday, Jqrom* Rem- ment, a buffet lunch will be that there will be inore fnoriey,- be togt as long as toe Mc­ estimating tor htao. kiewic^of this city WM elected served by Pythian Sisters :of Me ImmedlaUly, in the pockeU of the Neither Lodge nor his fiix d s executive committeeman tor Tol- iripFlsl Temple. < / ' . Carthy gltualiou lasts, there are o /Ss®.... great maae of orfBltary Amertrsris^ attempt to translate this , real poll landyto succeed Charles Forsyth of who will thereupon find the addi­ Soqmrs -whm reslgned' ■ ------— BODY ISHMMfTOTBD/-- political points qf view at large ia will carry C o x e c tlx t by tey Coming Events Lynn, Mass., March 10 (A*)—The tional money burning holea and toe country, and that no one of apecipc number of votes. It would Tha installation of' officers of bXy of a m x found flxting off will go oqt and spend it. thua cat- them dares take toe rostrum with­ seem that" toe lighter toe poll, or lope Chapter, OES, ivill be held Lynn beach Sunday night 'v m iden­ Ing up the suyplus production our out being careful tot be against wryey; or research, or flight ' ionite-- St 8 in the Msoonic Romns, tified late iMt night as that of John economy, i^ready has on hand, en­ through the slate, whatever U ia, Union Street. Mrs. Grace Weld win Dttomaao, 25. of Lynn. ' both of toe others. If we get hack,- toe hteviar the conclusion. couraging the Wauiiching of new be installed ajs worth'^ matron^ and The identification w m riiade iMt to a two party system, of course, ^h ri Dombefc m worthy patron. nlgiit by the victim's lax, Henry.. pradncts'i the building of new fac- J{oUtltel qrntpry, will bec6me Use a^ yeast or dairy / t X' toriee,4nd the hiring of more men. simpler again. meter Whte°y*>u are baking bread This the Democrats peU bqllding so that youXean test the tempera- ■ V / V prosperity from the bottom up. tura of toe roamed mHk and other r The f i l t e r WID Cone ingredients, and taka the tempera • There is no question which tura -Of toe rising dough. theory ..la .the more popular We have toe utmost sympathy Ar€**Dog DaC|s** the Onlq Tim e poUtically. The average taxpayer .with toe - way our weathermen / coul(^ feel the Demooratlc pro­ Stick to their charts, hoping, per- posal. He will not noticq anything jistsntly and obstinately, tljat the RaniliNlBr You Can Qet HMdrophobia?

■Waenhower tax program. mean sometoing again, “ _ which theorj? ia valid' and K /rhey .Juwe^aot reconciled them­ Ay ...^♦iyelrophobio* or true? Which one is 't ^ better.for selves to the idea that the rules . Baad x d Simgster Brigade rabies, cxifitfi in dog$ the country as a whole, and there­ must be'Ynislsading. They persist fr x i Paterson, New Jersey -i fore, in the end, tor individuals in certain elemental, common the year around. too? sense exclusions. They p e r ^ in SALVATION ARMY P R a NfW HAVIN is Civil Defense worker Magdelint We’re, afraid there is no cdb- However, rabid dog making those predictions .which, In Bailey t^ o u r TrafBp Department. She is W e of hundreds of oup clualva aninver, exbepb-tor toy that' normal times, would be perfectly " CITADEL bite* occur inoit bo£h thadriaa obutd vrork^-and sound. March 20—8 P. M. employes wKo have unselfishly volunteered thieir off-duty hours both coiQd.faiL ofteAln the . When they look at their weather Contribution 11.00' to ^4 urThe~Civil Defense program. ^Within the we If, for instance, there- were a •ummer. w h ^ more people a ii out of doors. ------^ map, tor instorice, arid see that it ...... :eleWone lines in case of attSekT Henry Fprd at .work, somewhere is frosty in Florida, they think Prico th« cor fhat brings luxury within odsy roach of alii r- today., Mrith a product and a plan that any focation hii"6reda of —Wd our 9,500 eihployeei are 'Any person bitten should receive Posteur of Industrial operation which miles north of Florida 'must be constantly.being trained in the of keeping eommunieatioiis Ydu’ll Jiavar find a batter buy than thia hig, amxfhnets, quietness x d handling esse. might never gat started unless he treotment os quIcUq os loossible If the biting due tor fteet too. powerful, luxurious Pontiac—youra at a p rix And remember, Pontiac/miles ore thrifty could fiiid aomebody with aavinga NORMAN'S open in the event of an emerge: When they look at their map, animal Is known to be rabid or if it cannot be near the very lowest on any new car. to Invest ted gtfe him the ca^tal 446 Hartford Rd,. TeL Ml-»-46)n milesr-thxkf to low fuel ieonsUmptionl and' and see that it la snowing in Mary­ confined, o b fil^d . or examined. Your doctor unsurpassed reliability. - iM needed to.Jtait dtr his revolu-, land, anfftbai toe normal path for CAN YOU BEAT THIS! Taka siie. You will have to go way' ou up . ttonary . carcer^f via yUpallxe the . Maryland stqrm la up along is prepared to give you . the price scale to fristch Pontiac’s bigness— Than look at tha prica tag for final proof .y r ti a situation there la no doubt toe eeaboaixl,. they predict, enow BENDIX^ROSLEY the key to ha distinguished styling,. spa­ that Pontiac -hH lowered the\ceiling on wai^ the' Hisenhower plan of tax tor New York. ■ this indispensdSe protection. cious xmfort and remarkable riding eaye. luxury to everybody’s level. Dd .it soon! ho* the aaost tboconghlv proved < tteaf^ depigned to push investment When they see it snowing in FULLY AUTOMATIC . • a’T cor. Power - Bbsbte Power 9 We Stock fresh vaccines Taka luxury." N o x r 'at any price : a^ttto t ^ ^ such a Henry Pord, New York, they conclude that MILLAR FRR RRLLAR YRC CAITT BRAT A* Raage Hydra-Malic Otive on i. extra cost to odd to your dririif | . f g 'J ^ what We need, ^ e n if we there ia likely to be snow in.'New WASHER ./ ond many ether emergency employs finer appointments, fabrics ^ and leathers—or combines them with : «nB*t sore there U a Henry Ford, England; THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND items in order lo serve your te W ■ if we can only gotas that liyBMIlVl Y— CAS MSI. Now y x e x wch anurU xlorful distinction. They find it difficult to imagine take eve^ihing akmg.. PoiUigc is bigger thaw . may be a lot of potential lit- vital needs prompt!^ that the Umperatqrea in Hartford cars casting murh morr, preriiding rooming Tqiia parfarmaiica. E v x better, take Ha atetoprtaers, it would seem wise ahould be.hightr than toosa 'in itM tu tm e iH t aad liding cozolort unappcoachcd at its price. a ride, and discover a hew high in our econdmlc system New York. COMPANY to support thein in their And there ia no gangibto reaaon REG. $239 u i n n ^ tentwrea. why they ahould ever be - ^ n g in YOU SAVE "\ -j^toaouatic tem-^-to put auch predlcUooa. Whatever it is TAINTOR PONTIAC, rific; Friqa pcpckets Of Keeps'toe lower half of New Eng­ Oaihre^, J tetotete’ 'jmmcdiate- land a warm pocket; white can| Qmnyitee, ^ . - 1SS C IN Y a STREET ra- MANCHESTER r'rtotrtaes'at-,least, eaca^ m m whirUrig up from toe, a a means Boute or xaiq waather bamUiqg Open Daily itil 9 P. M. viV . Plenty Of Parkiift. > 1 . W Iha, Waati ia actuaUy aome- •> \ \ , I I ■V'.'- yr. ih • 4^- ■y 1 f '> ■

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V MANCHESTER EVEmNG HERAtP* MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY^ MARCH 16, tflW MA^HESTER EVENING HERAU),JjtoGHEB#B^i^^ 16.1954 A4v*rtlMmmt I Advertisement I Advartiaeinent I Advertisement -L I Advertisement I Advertisement Marlborough be held Hiursday at 7:30 p.m. In : Rob Ellington Augur whoae topic will ba '’Books IAi^simsniMit/' the library building. . - . , Hartford Rd. FridayFrid ' morning. Worth Sharing.” Mrs. Charles MANCHlSTm . Oinisge Meejdag Phsaaed Nearly everything in the house Rolllna is hosteii and Mrs. Ciar* AWNING CO. - H‘i Town Meeting Set A t the Grange meeting Thurs* suffer^ fire damage. The Porter Ghurcb Will Hear ence L Metcalf la the worship uer id Ve H eld day, the Arat and second degrees family la now staying at the home leader. ^ HAS MOVID To Revise Budget V ill be Conferred on three candi­ of Mr. and MTs. Theodore Rankl. Michael McCormack Froui 186 HartfeH RoM dates. The degree work is being 'New Arrival - Guest Pastor Talk The funeral of Michael McCor* T e ' ^ -1953 1^. D ay School Parent Unit done by the local Grange. which A son wee horn to Mr. and Mrs. mack who died sdddenly at hie 186 West Center StrMl Marlborough, March 16 {Spe* will be inspectMl in the first and Robert Duchspiea o f Cheney Road Ellington, Maivh 18 i-(Bpeclal) Bllingfon Ave. yesterday " SCOPE OF A.UDIT—1952 '* rial)—A special town meeting has secorid degrees at that time. recently. •rii- * i l i be hald loftiorrow morning The next midweek Lenten «rvice y,, 3 ^^!# Funeral Home In RfiCOMMENDATIONS 16 Patixms of Husbandry of the been. sche(ittled for the library Airm an Visits,, at Home conducted in accordance with requirements o f tn- which will be held Jn the Congre* RockvUle at 8:15 a, m. add at 0 president of Grange will have neighbors’ night building Friday at 8 p.m, fo r the A.S W illiam Mund, son o f Mr. Maacheeter lin in g H erald by the SUte Tax Commlfaloner, It is imperative/that a fulI-timeWcouiitaat Im employed In the ;'s X^BOBcU, Thursday atS^-nu-with Vernon, pur pose ”of -revising Board of and Mrs. Hfury- Mtind -and A.S zfBMi tuui vu|(ii iriii I wponoraY nrst national. Church will be March 25^ a. m.-from St.- Bernard's Church, Uh(U^.^authorlty o f Chafer 41: ;Of ths General SUtutes, Revlaten / wimm water. and.jeW e^.deperlm ehti for the piurpoaa.^if .xAiperviaing the. at 7:30 p. m. The Rev. Charles pr^aration o f /inonthly reporia; checking cMta o f water and aewer irf the councll’a Tolland and Manchester invited. Selectmah’S^ budg;et.'' ’The voters Donald Istelb, son of Mr. and Mrs. R ock ville,. with burial in St. TRUSS FITTIINI Howard Lord, telephone E. Hamp* extenatone and asaeaamenta for contribunpna, anawerlng complainta; piwnun this T h I Robertson School boys’ bas* vilt also be asked to lay a tax on Fred Isleib, wha> are atatloned at Campbell of Poqiionock Congre* Bridget’s Cemetery.. Manchester. toa 867*J*8. By 'AHBON OrMtautad Bk|wns CWDITION OF RECORD AND CONDUCT OF OFFICES keeping proper atorea record carda and a c t i n g the aaaUUnt auper- ta the Ftmt Oon- ketball team will play Hall Me* the completed grand list for 1053. Sampson Air Bases. Geneva. N. X„ gatlonal Church will be the guest . T h e funeral home w ill be open speaker. Rev. Campbell is a spe^ A doubIe*entry eyatam of book* intendent Theae departmenta have becomewg bualneeejuh) ah'oiild idrch veetry. mosial School of South Wlltington The town dump; on Jones_HolIow were home for the weekend. this afternoon ffom 2 to 5 and Also Abdominal Sappfrla, Blnn- tomorrow at S;3(Kp, tnr4tt-th« local _If you’ts— iatetrupte4— .wrhen ciaLfriend of-Rev. * ' y epUon of a l aparal ledga^fa the^troaar’a'^ -be-fumiahed With-aufficient^peraoni^r------— . Corte Itocott to-^alnwai Road will be clMril April 1 sihd Both boys expect lb he s'talibned avening. Re Heanry k s r IB aHuMT. S it will Ve iueisted school. you’re Ironing, or haven't time to ing graduated from the Pacific 5**" purchased and will be intUUed during TY is ^ __a^_.. . _ the new dump on Hodge Road will at another air base In the near enrglcnl appHfusoen. Privato recommended that a perpetual Inventory be maintained of finish it all up at once, place the School of . Religion in California, 1W2-1053. The controller has also purchased epeciiu all. m o tto fc .pnrente «nd the be available for use. \ future where they will complete Manbheater Evening Herald El* •r^ n el property owned by the town, including the School de- e ^minittee. Maachester Evening H erald bundle o f damp clothes In a plaa* ^ n eveleu t Unit to Meet- ting Room. bO w to record the trust fund transecUona. IN MEMORIAM srtmeiit, GOP Caucus Slat^ their training. llagton correspondent. Mrs. G. F. A n rooms In the school w ill ex* tic hag and store them in the.re* The.' Ladles' .Benevolent Society machine card system ie in use in the con­ Coventry correspondent, Mrs. A Republican caucus for the pur* Berr, telephone Rockville 5*0313. ■nie Tax Commissioner has called to our atteptlon Sections 1846 ; fetblt their work in science, social Stove Thought to Be Culprit frigcrator until you have more monthly meeting will b held at trollers office. Charles L. Little,' telephone pose of electing rnembera toxthe and 1848 o f the general statutes, which provide for the inclusion in and art work directed by An onyerheated stove is thought time. They’ll be safe from mildew the church Monday at 8 p. m. The There ia a aperies,of flea which Qatas’s PbaniMi **** treasurer 4nd collector of revenue.'ere epecielly POgrIm S-6U1. Republican Town Committee vdll to h£ve caused the fire which g|it* the annual town report of property Ux corrections and transfers > Hbsntd Hofftnan; sewing. %rect* for a week to 10 days. guest speaker will be Mrs, Julius feeds only on field mice. assigned forms to meet the requirements of the present charter and to the suspense book. i Sd ^ Mrs.-ftebert H. Wilcox and state tax commissioner. -i ) BMtal work and weed work, dl* The Water and sewer .departments maintain a complete - T h e town carries a blanket surety bond on iU employees for -heaAnastur Don Glenn teqaireirienU George H. Waddell- 82,500 each. In the past, the board o f education had carried a Similar Sr. Thera w ill be a eOlMn W H ltK i Commleelon. TTie electric billing machine is bond on all school employees. W e were Informed by a member of msatliic. the Insurance committee that he felt one bond ahouM cover both it w ill 'include •cbool department is using a budget machine card syatem. town and school employees not specifically menUoned in a scheduled orchestra, performing' Check and nayroll registera. Mnd which the town also carries. WS believe that if such ia the . -boncert and arceted* by 'General Majiager the Town cue,^.then the schQoLcmployeeS-ahould-be-mSntioned in the Manket all departments w ere kept on a buiinesa*llke basts bond. ' > , ^ Riiiuae of Mahchaster; Sach and aR tranfactiona were properly recorded. member of the orchestra will play- The attorney general has ruled that court officials in the City of New London,'are not city employees. In view of this ruling, w# a solo. .Three-minute talks by the •i. ' RESUME OF FINANCIAL TRANSACTIONS four 0 rls who made the 4,000 mile AND CONDITION of Manchester, C^necticut from question whether .the town court clerk, small clalma court clerk jroun^tH p to Florida Iti February At. meetings of the Board of Directora, appropriattone for cur­ and probation officer in Manchester, are covered in the blanket with Mr. and Mis, Churdilll will rent expensea, exclusive of the water and sewer departments were surety bond on town employees. — - SHERWOOD BOWERS be given. voted for 1051-1052 as follows: A Unit power shovel was purchased on September 12, 1950 at a Mayor and Chairman The girls who will outline the coat of 816,449 and a. Michigan power shovel was traded toward 7/31/61 Original Budget...... 13,118,337.78 ^October 1947 to December 1951 was Board of Director! highlights of the ^ trip include 10/16/51 Addition for Seven Departments ...... 15JXKI.00 the Uhlt on the ,same date. Hie town ,carries a fleet policy on iU Csrole Flsmn of Mansfield. Depot, V/lfr/51 Keeney St. School Site ...... 11,000.00 mobile equipment. It has been the practice fo r the insurance com­ V ir^ n ia ArJ[ona o f Storrs and Comstock Rd. School Site ...... I.SOO.OO pany to check all changes in the town-owned mobile equipment for Loretta Bushnell and Barbara Cal* 8/0/52 Insurance 0,000.00 \called from our midst by de^th the- year and the town has been billed fo r such changes. It U ob­ leen of Manchester. Voting Machines ...... io,720.0fi served that a separate policy for 88.663.00 Is Still in effect on the Major Harold Demoody of the Michigan shovel, which runs for one year to June 17, 1953 at a University of -Connecticut will . Total Budget ...... 13,167,547.78 premium coat o f 850.97. There la no mention made in the fleet policy show colored slides taken during , to cover the U nit ahovel. W e believe that all mobile equipment owned the last tw o jrears o f the school’s At the meeUng of the Board of Directora, held on July 31, 1051, December 12, 1951. Mr. Waddell by the town ahould be specifically mentioned in the fleet policy and program. Major Demoody. will lOso a budget was adopted for the water and Sewer departmenta amount­ any changes mads during the year ahould be covered by endorse- show a selection of travel slides ing to 8321,437.50 for the year .1051-1052 and receipts were eetlmated menU. __ Headmaster Churchill will show a a t 8322,500.00. V IE is recomi^ended that all idle funds be invested in United States selection o f colored slides taken on At a mMting of the Board of Directors, held on March 6. 1052, served the community Treasury Bills, which produce about 1*6% interest. W e refer par­ the Florida trip. a tax rate o f thirty milla was voted on the taxable grand Hat of ticularly to the achool construction fundis appearing on Schedules Herb Fam Wlas Award ' October 1. 1051, which tax amounted to 82.636.785.83. This U x was C-2 ahd C-5. r r - » Mis- Adelma O. Slmnions of levied to finance the current budget for thefiscal year endM August ChprUand’s Hert> Farm was 14, 1952, exclusive of the water and sewer departments. Revenue It is further recommended that the premium and accrued interest' awarded a special award Sunday from sources other than property taxes was estimated at 8572,248.57 faithfully for on the sale of achool bonds, appearing on Schedules C-3 and C-5 and for herb wheel exhibit, at the Hart* The budget operatioiu for the fiscal year ended August 14, 1952, ■ amounting to 83.276.00 and 85.018.40, respectively, bs transferred to the general fund. ford Flower Show. Mias Mltlicent exclusive of the water and sewer departments, resulted in a net /■ Jones, a member o f Mrs. Simmons' / gain o f 8136,315.04, as shown in detail on Exhibits F, G and H, a It was observed that the new break-down of the 1952*1968 town herb class, received, four first summary of which follows: 35 years* budget requires a greater detailed distribution of payrolls -and In­ awards in ..the hplticulture divi* Estimated Actual Excess voices. While the additional Infornuition may be desirous,. the ad. Sion; one each tor her haeglni be* Expend! tures-- dltionnl burden placed on the present personnel and equipment In gonia, a fern, w ExhlWt F ...... 83.167,547.78 3,022.314.06 145,233.72 the controller’a office must be considered. I f this new system is Mgbnia and calla litly begonia. R e v e i^ — to be continued, it .will be necessary to purchase another budget There will/be no herb class this Exhibit H ...... 3.167,547.78 3,158,630.00 8,917.78 machine and employ an additional operator immediately. wetii. Members acting as host* esses at the herb exhibit with Mrs. Net Gain from Budget Operations ...... 8136,315.04 AUDITOR’S CERTIFICATE Simmoim will include Mrs. Maxiiie Transfers were voted by the directors on June 23, 1952 from the Stickney, M ra John C, R eilly o f contingent account to police and voting machines amounting to W e ' have examined the financial transactions, iecorded in the ChapUh, Mrs. Robert Clevetdon 82J31.45 as shown on Exhibit F.. books and accounting records of the Town of Mancheater. for the and/Mrs. Harold Hills. Board of education transfers were properly voted and appear on fracal year ended August 14, 1952. -X jK t the halfway mark ths Aux­ help 4nd it before! it starts Exhibit G. r j . rK Our examination was made in accordance''with generally ac­ iliary to the American Legion School project bonds o f 1052 were sold to finance appropriations t, has obtained 360 names for cepted auditing standards and in accordance With the requirefnenta for new schools amounting to 81.580,000 and general obligation bonds o f the State T a x Commissioner concerning municipal audita, and their birthday calendar. Mrs. Louis were.J«tlred..durIng the year- from current appropriations amount­ TO THE CITIZENS OF MANCHESTER Steullet .ls (^hB|iah' and should There’s an orgtoizetion you may not have accordingly Included such testa o f the acepunting records ahd such Yba rm Radio Frea Faropg ing to 8170.000. as ahown on Exhibit K. other auditing procedures aa we considered necessary' in. the cir­ have all necessary information by toard of which is concentrated on the single All tax anticipation no^es were paid during the year. TMi report to you has been compiled by the town offices and de­ Monday. RFE is a public American wterprise. It is cumstances. Information and explanations were obtained from RICHARD MARTIN •fficlala. ' Church Luncheon Slated partments for the two-year period ended August 14, 1953, with the hope xnoet important job in ^ world. H r M p - wpported by private ciUxens like you— NEW SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION General ManSgev The Ladles' Assn, of the First At a meeting of the Directors, held on April 1. 1952. it was voted that you will find it both interesting and informative. Accordingly, in our opinion and to the best of our knowledge Congregational Church will serve ing to keep World Wajr I I I from h a p p in g. millions of them. I| is the voice p f freedom to transfer the Bum of $69,000"^ from the Boweri end Verplanck aiyd belief based upon such examination, the attached Ehchlblts ^A to Y and Schedules B*1 to U*3, accompanied by explanatory com­ a luncheon at noon tomorrow with And i f ■ doing so at the loweet poeaible CMt. school construction account appearing under Schedule C*2 to finance We have tried to give you a general picture of the many activities o f Mrs. Walter Adams of Mansfield, -rFolea telling tlM fanith to Poles, Czechs an appropriation for engineers and architects in connection with ments and recommendations, present fairly the financial position Mra Maude Churchill, Mrs. Rus* ^ ^ r u e , you may not have heard of it. But elem en tal' and high school plana. This latter appropriation was your town go.vernment. If you would like to have more specific informa- aa (if August 14, 1052 bf . the various funds of the Town of-Man­ ^ d Slovaks telling Czechoslovakians. chester and the results of . its operations and changes in funds fo r sell 8. Boynton and Mrs. Charles 7O^6O0i,OOO people have. They hear about it voted on Februa^ 21 , i960 and confirmed by a referendum, on ,.tio.fl.o.r .additional .deteUt thfiLajinualrrepLorts of the .a.udit.Qr..and of, depert.-. . ■■ *rher« vhu be It ia ti^ most eSective« the most effieient, 7 . ' Ma'rcK 25,'1950.'A dcta^l'of iKe expenditures ap 6*4. . the .ftacal .year then Snded .in . conformity...with-gsnerally accepted a business meeting at 1:30 p. m. every da^^. A detail of the trahsactiona in connection with the construction ments are available at the Municipal Building. accounting principles as applied to municipalities. Oeining Events the most economical way yet found to fight o f the Waddell School appears on Schedule C-3. H. N. Alexander A Co. The Merry Sewers 4*H.Club will They am the people of the six captive Soviet tyranny, right on ita own batdeground. At a Directors’ meeting, held on June 13 1052, appropriations Each year, as Maniehaster qrows, the services provided by the Town ’ ’ / \ By H. N^ Alexander, C. P. A. meet tomorrow fropi- 0:30 a m. to were voted ifor new school cqnstruction as follows: \ . countries that atand between the free world Government increase in scope and the management of the work becomes t’- , ' ■ ' ■■/■ "x 11 a m. at the home of Mra Ethel Vem on-Lydall Sts.— Complete ...... 81.200.0M.00 Cargo, leader. ^ C j SCOPE OF AUDIT— 195.3 , end the ^ viet Union. ' ‘ What yoa get for your dollar Addition to Bowers School ...... 250.000.00 more compjex.. Such success as we are » le to achieve is the result of Brownies Troop 60 will meet Addition to South School ...... 130,000.00 cdbperation and understanding by Manchester residents, the skill and loy­ after school tomorrow at the Rob* Thtee are the tyranny haters who can One doUfU’lfrom you pays for 100 words or Our auditV was conducted in accordance with requlrementa of in­ crtaon School. alty of town employees and invaluable assistance from many conscien-" department muditOFs; aa set forth by . the State-Tax Commissioner, Stop Comihuniam dead in ita tracks-. more of hope and information to waiting ' 81.5SO.000.00 under authority of Chapter .41 of the (Mnerkl Statutes, Reylsion of New Arrival • These appropriations were approved by referendum 6n ’’June 24, A son, W illiam Howaid Pratt, tious pfficials and volunteers. To them all I express my sincere apprecia­ 1949. millibna behind the Iron Curtain. Your dollar 1052. tion. ■ \' ' ^ . Jr., was bom Saturday morning to It*» Radio Free Eurtrpe, Bonds'were sold, dated July 1, 1952 and having a face value.of CONDITION W RECORDS AND CONDUCT OF OFFICES Mr. and Mra. William H. Pratt of may be the one that ezpoaes a Soviet inform­ 81.580,000 at a bid o f 81,585,018.40.to finance the above appropria­ ,Respectfully submitted,- Church Lane at Windham Cbm* K n b w what that mearut tions as shown on Schedule C*5. ’ A complete budget machine card system ia iii use in the con­ munity. Memorial Hospital. The er in Cracow, gives the lie to a Communist troller’s office to record the general fund expenditures and revenue^ baby’s • grandparedts “are-Mr. and There.la a. certain-grant due«n the Waddell School from the State — T—— RICHARD MARTIN, “ "What keepB the sirark o f Tenatance alive broadcast in Prague, Saves the" life o f a Public School Buildings Commission, the amount of which was not The general ledger has been acquired but'not as yer'lhstalled.' M ra L m T. Tremblay of Stone* available for purposes of this report. house Read and Mrs. Maude Pratt among this embattled 70,006,000 ia Radio General Manager. Special books toVecord the truat'fund transactions are in use in /patriot in Budapest. These are working/^ol- / \ the controller’a office of Stonriiouss Rd. LEVI DRAKE FUBLIC LIBRARY TRUST FUND The Krafty Klippers 4-H Sew* Free Europe. It’s the ipoirt successful proj* > lars. These are TVuth Dollaral A letter was received from the Hartford National Bank and Truat AU transactions bV the Treasurer are siipervlsed' and recorded fng Club will meet tomorraw at act yet devised by u^eetem man to fan the The best evidence; o f R F E ’s success is Company, dated September. 24. 1952, together with an accounting of under the direction ofrthe controller. >S!30 p. m. at the home o f Mrs. the Estate o f Levi Df-ake. A trust fund was established by him on “TO Wisd M A isi c M ^ <3 “T E fit . The records of the collector of'revenue are specially designed Hans Hanson. flames o f liberty and keep hope and ^courage ^ a t the Communists are using every May 24, 1923 under the direction of the above' mentioned bank aa forms to meet the requirements' o f the present charter and State The, Frisky Needle 4*H Sewing strong in ^ le captive countries,^ ’ truatee. W e were informed, that the w ill provided for the Income to Tax Commissioner. Club will meet tomorrow from 7 possible device to jam Radio Free Europe’s be paid to Edith D. Quimby during her Ufe time and upon her ^ ;^0«^ANI\.ZATIPN CHAfiLT" The W ater and Sewer\Departments maintain a complete doubled to 8;M p. m. at-Uie-home of Miss - Prom come the progra^ that ac­ 21 powerful tranSmittera" to drovra out death, one*tDuith"of~sard estate~Wak"B«qaeaai^ to the Manchester entry system and its accounts are kept bn the . baais of require­ Naomi Griffith, leader. . ' Public Library. She died on May 5, 1061 and the total inventory at ment* qf the Public Utilitiea Commiasion. An electric billing ma­ HAROt^TURKINGTON tually g ett^ u gh to these people when they . 1 ' chine is in use. The Garden Workers 4*H Club •the voice of freedom. » . that time amounted to 882,805.30, consisting of securities and ca’ah. V d T E R 3 Secretary of Dtractors w ill meet tomorrow at 7 -p« m,-at N doeat^^ ldmdsin Warsaw and ifrogue and On March 24;-1052'the'seCflHUes w ire tuniea' ovar loX eon 'A rT h orp ;' . .The-AchooL department, la using budget. mnchinf.-£sr(l.syf.t«m. . the home of Mrs.-David Simmons, • Don’t let the'Reds "Win this batHe. "tlife HERE IS THE HATfliEGROUNl) former'library treasurer. He turned these securities over to the check and payroll registers. , . with James T. Laidlaw, leader, B^kpeit. This is the pipeline of freedom. town treasurer on May 2. 1952; A deUil of thk fund appears under The records in alt departments were kept on a business-like basis. dollar from you 91m help build the extra With .a few exceptions, and all transactions could be readily traced. Plans for gardens will he dis* : OP PEACE Schedule D-6, . . ^ . i , .. . IM t r e a t s - r m a s ,i^'.«U8sed. You can keep it working... for you! tranamitters we need, send more nmasages A letter was addressed to all departmenta byHhe General Manag- tv. WATEfr AND SEWER OPERATIONS undei' date of December 23. 1952 instructing them to destroy ‘The cb oteM if-the F irst and Sec KrSm l^in this~ -+//■ jaufT., y g T iH 4 ond Congregational CburcbSk will The water department pperatipna. for the year ended August 14, -all payrolls, vouchers; invoices, cancelled checks, selectmen’s orders,, whereyem^^Trf^ go totbork order stuhe. check stubs, bank statements, water department billa, meet, tomorrow from 7 to O p. m. .the Truth. The imtA about what ia happen-^ 1052 resulted in a net income o f 847.463.i0, while the aewer opera- batde for free men’s souls.' - correspondence and payroll, checks for the period-from 1935 to 1948. in their sanctuary. .. tlona reflected, a net inepme Of 82,^1.08 for the aame period, aa \ CTMCN c o N 6 r A 0 L e s The General Manager issued his instructions under Section 695 ' The public is invite^ to a meet* ing in a nearby village. The truth about their Here is one battle that cab be won by aho\vn in detail on Schedules U-2 and U-3;. . Til* lr*n Curtain k a atrip df.Iand 4 to 6 ■ut Radie'FriM Eurepe broalkaata have come o f the General Statutes. Revision o¥-t941. ., ing tom orrow a^ S p . m. o f the Additions to plant and equipment In. these dej^rtments .totaled own townspeople. Truth which puts the^ doUanL D o i l ^ that may well be the salva­ miks wide< cpmpoaed of traipa, alarm aya- t ' We were advised by the controller that his instrtictions ivtra'car­ ^ b lic Health Nursing Assn, witfr; to tw'the moei popular in countrke. 8113,550.01 fo r ’ water- and 826,402.52''for.sewer, or a total o f 8140,-. \ ried out. temporary officers in charge 4t finger on an informer. Truth behind S o v i^ tion orbs all.' Could any 'dOllar 'buy more? tama. electric barbed and mine zonea, 21 tranamit^ra' in Weatem Germany and 042.53. :To help finance these additions, there were contributions r T <5 w n m o k m o O F the Booth*Dimock Memorial- Li* Portugal bVioadcaating m ore^han 2,000 earned in aid o f construction am ountii^ to 826.8l3.65 for water ex­ lies.-Truth abouf theM own country—one Send yobrs today—the B^Z^Uar to fight. It'a guarded by Communist soldiers with tensions and 830,061.80 for aewer extensions, a total of 858,875.54. brary.x By*lawa and constitution I orders tq shoot to kill. ^ houra a week. ' RESUME OF f i n a n c i a l TRANSACTIONS ' ' ''Mtf theXaMoriatlon will be dis- thing their Soviet conquerors fear above all. the Big Lie! There were unpaid charges^or contributions In aid of construc­ AND CONDITION - - ' ..eUkegiL \ ,,, tack *f H lie six freedom-loving lutiona— RFE offera newa every hotir froq4 early tion at August 14, 1052 amouhting to 823,131.49, due from seventy- 6 0 ^ 0 T^etw-.win be a eeiback paity morning till after midnight. T lw ^ p tiv e ' four developers and property owners. „. I At meetings of the Board of Directors, appropriations for current Czeehoalovakia, , Hungary, Roma- From the above analysis, it will be observed that It'w as neces­ tomorrow k|^ 8 p. ro. in the Na* X. s. people heard about the death of S ta U ^ n d - o m m e r o m a expenses, exclusive o f the.W ater and Sewer Departments, were ’iiia, Bulgaria, arid Albania—with 70,000,000 sary to use department funds amounting to 8140,042.53. for liew than Hale VGommunity Center, the arreat of Beria over R P E houra betar* voted for the fiscal year emied Augusf.lS, 1953 as follows: , > with Mrs. Lebxli Lbfuy in chaise. people..-. ‘ ' ' conatiuctinn and there was acUially received from developers and T h e Good Ha^eatcw 4*H Gar­ they got the newa from their own, C om i^ property Owners in contributions only. 833.802.49. This difference F t. A M re I 8y8/52 Original Budget ...... 83,575.866.50 Thair Kyee era controlled by the poGce state A a 3 - 2 ,200.00 den Club will , meet tomorrow at nkt*c0ntroUed . stations. It features sup\ of 8106.240,04 was financed from operating eaminge and'a reduc­ € 9300. 10/21/52 Municipal Building—Switchboard COMMtSStON Public School—'Korean War Veterans ... .. 2 .800.00 7:30 pl m. at the Ktme of Nbman which takes orders direct from the Kremlin. preeaed native culture—folk songa, liters- tion In the materials inventory. ■ 10/31/52 15,000.00 — ftuhotaky--to -mala- plane—foe rnf4ies- -W ater bonds were. ...retlfed. from water funds ■ «fetHng- the.; 12/19/52__PjirchaSe o f Land on. Main and Peart 8ts. It eOMMVNISrUEif _ X ------1/16/53, Veterans' Mmoria't--in East Cemetery, ..... 5.200.00 .JBbetlng i to r -Um ypar-. .EUaa . -amounting.:to.617,000- * , . - .'in pneeaiid.yedio.-' e a e e e « 7.820.00 the Wbiton MemorUl Library au* F. which were carried as an inveatment and were told for r-iLtiitk4v y TOWN terminate whole human races, particu­ 5/1/53 Insurance- ...... 8 .000.00 Atorium, Manchester.' 855 920.00. f , o u N m a u larly thoee belonging to the f ^ 'East" your There were 1410 water consumers who owed water', and aewer 7/10/53 Election Expenae ...... 2,80600. THEODORE FAIRBANKS charges at August 14.. 1951. Confirmations were mailed on October or ^u th East Asian peoples--...” *y Total Budget I e a a a-ahs a 's ....83.654,872.13 ^ Director ST. PATRICK’S 1, 1951 to. 302 consiimers and 1018 had paid their accounts in full aw sr - Gcibrgy P x m g i, Rad Hungar^a writar, prior to mkiling these notices. .A total of 144 returned signed state­ ments as being-aortget and there were no complainta. There were iron. Ib tka S*ap0d Sep, Rad HuagarUn daily. ■ £ 3 MIUtARY WHIST : '1185 water consumers’who owed water and sewer charges si. August A t the meeting of the Board of Ditactors. held on August 8, 1952. 14. 1052 amounting |o. 814,374.18. a b liv e t was adopted for the W ater and Sewer Departments n n w m 5 . «Nl FOQD SALE Mfikei you mad, doom’t it^ a Ua like this? Yet it’a typical o f lies which are bahig fhd Confirmations are being mailed today to 300 d^lnquenta. The amcNi'nting to 8345.000 for the fiscal year' ended August 14, 1953. remaining 885 have na id 4n frill since August 14, 1052. A report on o t r h f a v -t h 'BeMtlt' / avary day. to 70,000i000 freedom-loving, captive people back of the Iron Curtain. j A t a meeting of the Board of pirectoirl, held on March 3, 1953. a St.’ Bridget’s School ^ these will be Included In the next audit report aa time must be al­ tax rate of thirty-one mills was voted on'the taxable grand list of T A « • I1 bin out o f your pocket right now and aee how neatly it covero thia lie. T h ai ^ lowed for reply. ■ — October 1, J952 which tax amounted to '82,883.312.80.' This tax was Fund tuck it into an envelope with your name and addreis and aand it to "Cruaade for Froedom.** _ DEPOSIT WITH TRUSTEE FOR BONDHOLDERS levied to finance the current budget for the year 1952*1953, exclu­ We have confiim.ed with the Manchester Trust Company, trustee sive of the Water and ’Sewer Departments. W ID.. MARCH 17 e/o your local Poatmaitar. 1- The current, budget operations for the flscal year ended August fo r holders o f the first mortgage water bonda that, o f a total o f ' , 8:18 r , M. 14, 1053, exclusive of the Water and Sewer Departments, reswlted 812.000,00 deposited with them from the sale of real estate and in a net loss o f 857,120.57, aa ahown in detail on Exhibita F, G and STvilUDGErSHAa easements,' it had' investments in' United States Treasury bonda, m cTom C r e i C F O F H, a summary of which follows: due June , 1054, a total Of-. 812,002.80 and uninvested cash of- o r igm v9 N um ' SttBstiDn 60c 18 F O i - i C g Revenue's* ' - 8428.35 at August 14, 1052. This represents the original deposits ■ e- Estimated Actual Excess o f 112.090.00, plus income from investments o f 8044.43, minus the - -Exhibit H...... 83.654.872.13 3.460.238.08 194.638.05 trustee’s fee since January 9. 1989 o f 8803.28." . , ‘ 7 6 > j i d ' i N « Expenditures— KNO 1 N e ff fi. CASH ' cppu*rmoLLe€ Exhibit F . ... 3,854.872.13 3.317,358.65 137,313.48 Ail cash balances were verified and reconciled with confirmations N et ,L osiT from Budget .Operations 8 57.120.57 M M O KEYS received direct by us from the various depositories and by actual inHPonm pifrnH n e w iilZt-iau u cjdi l^ o w ^ re F i n e JReiRIC or IVORY TOPS . . . --T * " ' RMeipta were property and promptly deposited and could be rlPIAaOHALU dWPPEOoad MMKEN — supported by traced tb'definjte groups of depoalfa This loM is reflected in the redMctk«:M Aka-i^eral fund Tash IVqUE8 B§PLACED ■ vl Book balances were reconciled with bank balancea gt least during the year by 851,713.72 and the remcUoa of accounts raceiv* W P i . HOUSTON for RADIO FREE EUROPE CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM monthly* . . V- , ^ .able making up the difrerence. *- 1 ‘Transfera voted by the director* during the year-wlthin the fur- * ' CASH DISCOUNTS / - f L . ..Atf ffX: ' rent budget ore shown on Exhibit F.- ■ ■4-V eaah dkcouiits were found to have been taken wkere p ota m a v. .Transfers voted by the Board of Education during the year with­ CcMfribsded in Hje puUk blonid in'itahudget-are shown Ofi. Exhibit G. * : UNCOM-ECTED TAKES General-obligatiqa bonds were ratind du ri^ the year amotHrtttg A Statement of the property tax tnuisactions fior the yeatiappeam to 8230,000 aa shown oh Exhibit K. aader Exhibit I. This statement reflscts uneoUected taxM at August A ll tfuf, anti . . ' -V w - y - ' . V'!'-■■■■^ ■" "■■■■ "■ • ■ ' J ■ "•'•’• • • ■ /*» . T r* Jr '^J" \■ "> J » • «*) , f ■■'X . V... 7 ■! '■ ■r-‘- ■i - V' ■;/' X .]■ J M ^(^jSTC|t EVj^ ' 'iiansiiim r itr EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 16; 1954 Adv«rtlMmant — ■ ' . ■ i ' f .. ^______i > A < ^ : I Adr^tlMinmt I AdwrtlMmtnt I AdvtrtlM m tnt I Advtrtl^mtnt Advertisement I Advertisement /t’ t AdvartlM m mt I AdVertisUment I Advertisement tdv«rtlsem*nt I Advertisement * I Advertisement I Advertlsenient f Advertlasmefit . „ ™ W c n o N IMPORTAIi^ DEVELOPMENTS OF lMl-1151 I^ATER DeW r TMI r e l i e f CASES ■V, For Tsar ' ^ ftVM* 1 w l^ n e lN a . Iwld on Ju m 8, lifts, A Five-day week for Municipal BuUdlng employees. Appropriation and Esponditnres Tear The problem of supplying Watoi* to the lueiaente of Maneheeter. la • 1952 1988-“ ^ Endad Aug. 14, 1853 Ended AU r- 14, 1952 TOWN OFFICERS folMws: ' .* James M. Sheekey, Superintendent p f Highways, appblhted Act- 1888 naeal Year M.5SO,000 ting Town Manager.' < big business. Over one billion gsllbnb o f w aw r were consumed dur­ Aid Families •*••«••••••#•••♦• *88 cases B7 casss Appropri- Groas Appropri- \ G row . • ••• * SOOiOOO, ing the last two fiscal years at a cost to tm consumeri in excess of ' (248 persons) < (205 persona); sitlona Bxpanditurea atlona \ Expaadlturea V * Tax rate set at 30 mills. 8300,000.00. Daily consumption averaged/nearly 1,500,000 grilons. 98 cases B O A R D ^ F mB B O V O M a,*******************,* 150*000 A Plumbing Ordinance revised. \ Aid to individuals...... 57 cases Water leaving the three reservoirs—Porter.^How'ard and Roaring Patients at Stats Institutions ....57 cases 52 cases Board or Dmetora < , 4, Sherwood O. Bowarq Chalnuu tte Soud of Directors, held on June 3, 1053, sn ;A Richard Startin appointed General Manager. \ ■ ijSSSM " 2,47824 ---- 8,9 9 1.6 0 ^ 8,010.80 ~ Theodora L, fWikama — voted the Keeney Street elemehteiy school Brook—id carried through 87 miles o f wafter nialna to the consumer, Persons cared for at Almshouse . . . .33 21 ' ' ' ■ Oehqrti Manager / A Eight new ftO-placS voting machines purchased. \ Town charges ...... 15 2 2 ,280.06'^ 19,430.79 17,907.00 \ 10,936i'«“ A Sanitary land-rill replaced open dump. ^ During tltbthe two year .period, water mainmain* bxtensloB consisted of 12,575 1 1 ControlUr .. JaOob F. Miller Helen Jd. FltxMtrick electleB, held en June 35, 1053, the above ap< feet of six inch. 10,233 feet of eight. and 1.031 feet, of inch Stats charges ...... f...... 17 - 10 8SJK)0.00 33,718.05 20,341.00 \ 17,974.81 A Vem on-tydall Hchodl site purchased for 817JSOO. 1 2 ■HocOofiB ^ / - Matthew R. Baton HaixSd A . t SSSS.; ved. . mains. A new total of 8.505 services been reached by the addl- 17,357.00 lft.7M.t3 8,406.60 0,982.54"' A 83,490 spent for the purchase of additional land for South fiaaeasments------/ ------Htoerd of Directors, h M on,Aufuet 7, 1958, School. \ .^ n o f 340 water cohnectiona. CEMETERIES 1 ------22,572.00=" ---- ‘ -g2,7*I28 ...... __ ADMlNIBTBAnVE 1^*104*8 ' tn n ite r the sum o f 1148,437.70 from school con- Collector of RevenuO « ‘ . t o w n MANAGER /. WBLFABB A The Darting Property for Keeney itreet School purchased for Operation o f the waterworks Syatom includes installation o f fire 14,955.00 14,852.«8 14,838.00 i\ 13,797.70“ t, Potrers sad Verplanck schools, to the reserve 811,000. hydrants which now total 483. Twenty-eight have been installed in ' The Town maintains three cemeteries—Bfist, West a ^ Bucklaad. ..Town Clerk y Richard Martin ^ Albert B. filiir e capital expenditures as shown on Schedule C-2 and Plots are sold by the Tbwn to individual purchasers wtto a eentraet 14,000.00 13,415.40 11,739.00 \ 9,375.08"” TOWN CLERK A Plana approved for Vernon School and additions to the recent *inonths. in addition to resdiwolr water supply, the Water Treaaurer .. / • B in U M N O E ------r, jiaipeettvoly. This transfer was authorised by a special _Squth and Bowers School.____ Department has two wells from which considerable additional water_ providing for perpetual care. The development of Uia Both Sholom 2,528.00 1.534.53 2,755.00 \ 2447.17 Samuel J, Turiciaxton Dfivld Chius&w »_ “seetloinnTke Bisrceffieteiyto nsKly-coiHpIbtsrAwtownnentsItroB ^lannln^ suut’’boninT “ ^ 0 ink ....' ' TREASUREB ' , A Auxiliary watft mains consi ted from Port^-Reeervoir to is dbtalnedTDuriSIf a lour month/period from August to December, RUsWMtVV l(f8J236“ \ 7.678.42 csEMnnEBr it on April 1,‘ 1052 o f 855,000 to an appropria- Manchester Green area. 1952, the Charter Oak well pumpM) 53.758.250 gallons. A total of picket fence and gates fronting Aktumn Street w)U be erected to en« Town CoUi^l * ' 15,000.rtate the sum of 81 the Board of Directors. gineers, for a modern disposal plant to be constructed off Olcott 70.945 volumes. An average year’s circulation of 354^444 includes 17,372.43 Street DUposal plant records show a total' flow in 1951 ,ot 758,- Parking Meters 35.910.66 19,921.70 FIRE INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE—ladeflalte Term We have mailed confirmations to thirty-five of these property lU nine members, who also serve as the W ater Commission, are books, msgaslnsa, pictures and phonograph records ChrlSUe F. McCormick, Chairman, Helen C Heard osmers for which assissments were made prior to August 14; 1953. elected at large for two year terms. They represent the final au­ 743.000 million gallons of which 8.4 % was passed and a flow - of . Special Services 29,976.00 39,848.62 K o rsply has been moSitod. ' 814,958,000 million gallons in 1952 o f which 11.1% was by-passed. Lawrence W. Eddy, Albert R. Foy, George H. Williams, Sr. thority concerning a budget arid tax rate and are privileged to in- . _ BOARD OF EDUCATION Total X 230,946.00 228,055.51 ■ Anthony J. D’Avanzo , vesUgate the departmenU, offices and agencies of the TViwn. To , Additions during the two year period bring the- system to a total 311,907.45 209,779.28 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Civil Defense • v' * nroviston has been made for all known impaid current bills on them is given the power to enact ordinances, conduct public heai>^ 6f 58.9 miles. Over a mile of sanitary sewer was laid during the fall The relationship between the Town sdmlnlstrktlon and the Board 12,130.00 11,211.09 - 5.378.00 2,247,71,. TOWN p l a n n i n g c o m m is s io n —8 Tear Term Martin E. Alvord, Chtirman^...... y...l9B8 Bxhlblt B and U. There were no known unpaid judgments at date. ings, levy assessments and authorise capital improvements. of .1953 with 3213 feet of 12 inch sewer laid to relieve the overflow of Education is primarily financial. The Boaiq, elected by the vot­ Sealer o f Weights and Measures 200.00 604.44 700.00 571.12 in the Spring at Brookfield and Benton Street area. Sanitary sewer ers, has complete control of the school system. WllHam A. Alien ...... y^...l957 WATER AND SEWER DEPARTMENTS Fire Marsnai - 350.00 303.50 350.00 275.00 - f i Aa mentioned, hereinbefore, , the Board of Directors voted a GENERAL MANAGER ' X was extended a total of 10,438 feet during toe 1951 fiacal year. The bull(Bng o f a new high school wak given approval by toe Board of Health SoHry ;Z.....18B5 voters of Manchester, on June 25. 1953/Plans for the school are 14291.05 X 13,708.99 15.226.00 14,075.40 budget for the Water and Sewer Departments for the year ended The General Manager is a trained administrator employed by the ____ POLICE d e p a r t m e n t now hiring completed and it le anticipated that it w ill be availabls Park and Recreation Departmanto 174.456.00 X - 159,468T8 ----- 167,470;00 140,889.^ WALTER MAHONEY JACOB MILLER Joseph E. Lutz ,..... VI...... N . .. ..-.1 9 8 3 A u g ^ 14v 1053 o f 8346,d00.' There was expended for these depart­ Board of Directors to execute its policiea The Mitoagsr appothto ---- D irector ----- ments during the year a. total of 8312,433.10 representing operations. byNSeptember o f 1957. In toe m eSnt^e, double eesatons wlU con­ Veterans Service Center 1,800.00 '7 1,135.98 5,765.00 5,40427 Director SCHOOL BUILDING CDBIMITTE^'i-lBdeflalte 1*rm and supervises all personnel, except as otherwise provided by the The aim t>f Manchester's Police Department is to provide the beat tinue as they have since the fall . It appears probable that A temporaiy loan o f 810,000 was also paid. Charter. He coordinates the activities of all departments and recom­ possible protection, fo r you and your property. Elfficie'ncy, speed and 0 0 9 5 1 Housing Authority—Greenhaven . 36,900.00 28,648.05 16,131.52 • 15.695.48 Raymond Goalee, Chalrnton The Water Departmdit operations for the year ended August 14, mends measures ’for adoption by the Board of Directora It is his before the new high school, is conmlete. the junior high schools w ill Fhblic libraries Natalie G. McIntosh Wlella C Dennison adequate action are therefore paramount in the minds of the police also hsve to operate on double sessions. ' - 71,375.00 70,711.67 65,757.80 64,398.88 lifts rsaulted In a net income of 831.037.21, while the Sewer Depart­ task to prepare and submit to the Directors an annual budget As officers when Approached with complaints or requests for service. Probate (k>urt Gf‘»wold WHltom J. Moore ment operations reflected a net loss of 82,701.83 for the same period, In the fe ll of 1951. it was nkceasary to assign two teachers to 1,950.00 1,693.04 690.00 687.05 STUDENT COMPILES David Chamber. GUihora N. Cola part o f his regular duties he Is Director of PuhUc Works, Supers The use of radar by local police was first begim in June, 1951. Town Court, Small Claims Court t as shown in detail on Sdiedule U-3 and U-S. ^ intendent of the Water and Sewer Department and Personnel ths kindergarten rooms at Rowers, Manchester Green, Hollister 18iii70W~ 17,947.08 17,881.00 . 17,594.84 John S. G. Rottner . raaml Poe The.reason fo r using rmlar—and toe subsequent publicity police h ive Street, Nathan Hale and Verplanck Schools because of toe large Addltkns to plant and equipment in these departments during Director. given it—is not to ntake arrests but to reduce speeding violations. Employee Pension Fund ,41,831.54 41,931.54 36.150.00 36,150.00 DATA FOR REPORT CHarence R. Wetherell Nancy O. Week the year totaled 8HA105A1. To help, finance these addiUons, aa- The importance of administration in municipal goverammt'to­ classes. This practice l^as continued. The increasing number of pupils Hartford County Tax 46,504.09 Has radar been successful in slowing down motorists 7 Police In the elementary grades are being accommodated by the transfer 46,604.09 \ 46,000.00 43,407.04 / INSURANCE COMMITTEE—8 Tear Tam v aeeamenta were made during the year totaling 812,148.30. day and the highly technical and complex nature of t^ ^ n era l Department seems to think so and not only on the basis of' observa­ Board of Education Robert H. Smith. Chairman ...... ^ ...... 198S There wore unjiaid aaseaements fo r contributions in aid o f con- o f the students to schools other than those nearest their homes and ' 1,635,040.00' l3l3.090.77 1,381,305.00 1.380,342.17 Manager’s job, are a reflection of the. eluutgas that' imte taken tion, but also on the basis o f the reduced number of injuries re­ Interest—Tax Anticipation Notes , . !^ 8,104.51 Recognition is accord­ Arthur A. Knofla...... 1958 atnietion at August 14. 1053 amounting to 812.048.20 due from place in munieipalltiee in receht years, partlculaity the growth in sulting from accidents. : by the addition of classrooms in the South School and Bowers School. 1 2 006 69 10 ,000.00 9,099.99 Construction o f a 20-room school on Vernon and Lydsll Streets is Salary and W age Increases — ------“r-r— ed Ralph Howard, 36 Aldo Paganl ...... 1957 forty-seven property owners. These assessments are secured by ’ / 9,01^60 - . \ Hans filed apUnat the respective properties. the number Of eervlcee provided by the town and ekangea in eOnK. The Police Department does hot follow any preconceived pattern underway. When the new school on Keeney Street Is completed, Edgar H. Clarke ,1955 munity life. in setting up radar units. They are set up wherever accidents occur Bopd Maturities and Interest 7S1«,>M.56 310,081.50 211.754.00' 211.754.00 Ridge Street, Manches­ Cecil W. E n gland...... 1954 ItThpald accounts fo r W ater and Sewer service at A ugiu t 14,1053 schools will be located in atrategic poritiona to serve all portions of ' ' frequenUy. The Department wilt also set up a.Unit in a particular Capital Improvements — / /•' . ' ter, for compiling the ma­ amounted to 811,738.53 due from 1,037 customers who are property nelghboriv the Town and any further increase in enrollment can be provided HOUSING AUTHORITT-^ Year Tem owners. TO W N CLERK ;ood if residents there have complidnto about speeding. fo r by enlarging existing buildings. , l^serve Fund 7 7^12,250.06 112.250.00- 75.000.00 ^76,000.66 terial used in this two- Robert T. Venhart. Chalfmaii ______...... There had been paid oh the accounts billed prior to three months Moat at the functions of the Town Clerk established and ^^ppears to have had a favbraMe effect on toe public’s driv­ The average dally student membership for the 1952-1953 year Storm Sewers year Town Report. Mr. Joseph Hanna ...... ing habits:, in reducing top nunvbsr of violations in trouble spots / 78;i)66.00 61.532.10 the sum o f 8782T2^o October 8,1053. regulated by the General SUtutes. He Is toe official racord-kieeper was 7,499 as compared to 6,839 for .the year 1951-1952/ The flj^ra Sprinkler System—Almshouse / 5,666.06 Howard, a, senior at Trin­ George L. Graziadio...... - The charter provides that aU accounts in arrears after six of the Town. The recording of property tranters, together with the and in making the public conscious o f toe police effort to control X Robert J. Boyce ...... ; ...... speeding. • ^ for 1942-1943.- ten years ago. was 4,221, giving an increase of ap- Dog Pound ' // , . “ ity College assist^., the moaths from date of ftUling ahaU be secured by liens to be filed by rerords of birtlm, deaths-and mhrriagos uaa toe recording o f the proximately 77% in the ten year period. 1 560 66 •X Raymond L Andi.io ...... the superintendent of the WatOr Department. Theae accounU action of toe policy making authoritlea of the Town art the foynda- During 1952 and'l,9S3, 531,755 miles Were covered by police cruis­ Other // 2,950.00 207.95 — — — ■'— X General Manager in the Crowded conditiona in the schools have resulted in an enlargement r r ------' ■ — _ ------•• SELECTMEN have been referred to the aaeiatant superintendent for his attention Uons of our municipality. These stsUsUc^along with licenses for ers in an effort to protMt your life and property. A toUl of 815,437 o f Staff. One nurse and one dental hygienist were employed giving Vernon School Site 7 17,500.00 preparation of this sum­ was collected for parklnft ^latlon s during toe same period. Traffic " Tt3563ir" Ella M. Quiah, Eleanor B. Wilson, George B. Willian either to Shut o ff the service or fUe liens and neither acUon has'' hunting, angling and d < ^ . aa well as as»vieemai)'s dlstoaigts and- a total o f four nurses witti 2.000 pupils each and three dental hy­ Keeney Street School Site y / , 10,982.00 mary report as a term been taken, we were form ed. The collector of revenue is helpless violations, intoxication and hfeachbraaC o f toe peace continued to head 1 1 000.00 tniscellaneous Town documents may all be found in the riles of toe gienists with 2.675 pupils each. One physical education, teacher w e* Comstock Road School Site //, ..in . .connectioii ^ ADVISORY BOARDxOF HEALTH—5 Year To _ — Sfc-tllSS - I______ir----r ...... -Town-Clerk...... ------.ton Ust-Of Arrests, fXiiringsriw sL' months pedestrian-crossings have ...... - - - .... ■ ...... - ...... 2490.00 . 3i;06.OO. . hifetf for the elementary grades. A total of.2S teaeheni were hired with a course in govern­ A. F.-Limdberg,:M.D;. t:halmin; .'.77':TT7'.lli68 RECOMMENDATIONS ' Fiscal l9fti Fiacal 1952 . - - an officer on duty during toe houra,^when 'children are goin^ to and for the school year commencing Septenher, 1952. ftixteen were added Total y / 31,990.00 31272.00 E. Dlskan, M.D...... / ...... 19 9 2 Births ...... ICm 1189 from school. - ment. loward Boyd, M.D...... i » m We again recommend that an Inventory of all penonal property for toe 1953 school year. Contingent / / 7,8i88jS5 ft.730.38 owned by the Town be prepared and maintained, including the M arriages...... /43ft 359 qaeph C. Barry, M .D ...... V...... / ...... 1954 CIVIL d e f e n W Separate principalahips were established for the formerly joint New Voting Machine^'' \ Behool Department Insurance is carried on this property for 8835,- Deaths ---- ....^^ 395 351 Manchester Green and Bowers Schools. .This brings the total In- 10,920.00 10 ,866.66 Erqma L. Nettleton ...... / ...... 1955 000 under a blanket coverage.. In case of fire, it would be very The Town’s usual faculties for toe protection'bf life and property' strucUonal sta ff to 289 persons. The heavy0emand for teachers GRAND T b T A ^ .8,054,572.13 3206.433.48 3,l'57;54t:t8 3,010,475:M PA R K and RECREATION COMMISSIONt I ELECTIONS 7"" MAHHEW PATON i Tear T e m flifficu lt i f not impossible to establish the value of the loss, are supplemehted by its Civil Defense Organixatlc^. EseenUally it in the primary grades has produced s seriouS\shortage. There is Director William A. Sacherek, Chairman ...... 1953 It wan observedobaertod that no annual town report -hu been prepared In even-numbered years the,biennial town election is. held on toe is a disaster plan to help civilians to'help themselves Iq toe event also a shortage of mathematic and science tearaers for the high WlUlam Brennan ...... 1957 fbr tbe fiscal year ended August 14, 1953 as required by Section 835 first Monday of October. ■ All candidates for Town offices are nomi­ Of enemy attack. ~ ^ achool. Another problem has arisen frequent changes o f teachers Wtiter\E. F ox ...... 1988 o f the General Statutes, revirion of 1049. nated in party primaries Which are held in fleptwnber o f the elecUon Two buseea were purchasod fo r conversion into mobUe Hospitals. during toe year either by resignation or leave of abMnce. Approxi­ a ChrtotikFv McCormick...... 1983. I t is again caUed to irour attentkm that the attorney general has year. One bus is completely equipped with operating table and tnuia- mately twenty such changes occurred in the past yea/and ropla^ Co^il^ined Balance Sheet As of Auf. 14,19$2 General Capital Trust Retiramenl Reserve W ater and Thomas F. Kelley'...... 1954 tuled that the court officials are not town employees. We question Elections in Manchester are conducted by the Town Clerk, the has been difficult. Fund Fund Funds ‘ Fund Fund fqrmer for emergency power, Manchester Is designated as a Statd> Sewer Dept Totals LIBRARV BOARD—3/V«ar Tem ndwther the court clerk, small claims court clerk and probation pf- Selectmen and the Registrars of Voters. There are two Registrars o f Connecticut Supply and Assignment Dej^t. This means that W ith more pupils, added bulldingt and mounting prices lor nearly ■wen sloer are covered under the blanket surety bend on town / ASSETS William E. Buckley, Chairman ...... 1985 o f Voters, one a Republican and the other a Democrat, as iroquired medical supplies and equipment valued at 8200,000 will be Stored til. supplies and equipment, it is inevitable that school c o )^ con- /Cash on Hand and in Banka Charles H. N o r n q ...... omployees. ~ by law. The Town Clerk reports election returns to toe State. at the Waddell School. A complete operating control center was es­ tinito-to mount On a per pupil baaia, however, cost continu^to be 8286,768.89 31.986,494.54 8 14,200.13 8^5 70 .02 8 585.81 8’ *~897o34T5“ "“ 827409,563754” ...... 1965 It hM been called to our atteittlon that those persons responsible Uncollected Taxes Eleanor B. Eddisoq ...... ,,18BB On August 14^ 1952, voters enrolled by districts were as follows: tablished. in the Municipal Building and training programs for low. in -Comparison, .to t il other towns o f comparabls size. The >_ 84,130.29 — ..JS,. '. • . 84,120.29 ' Charles N . Crockett\...... nrThs handling at the scho« activity funds ato not covert under District No. 1 ...... 4,152 wardens and radio operators started. Manchester's Civil Defense' cost for 19524953 was 8205 which is 827 less than the state aver Accounts Receivable ...... 1854 the blanket surety bond on town employees because they are not 45,929.51 ' 303.630.88 - 280.18 39,632.10 '388,358.09 Helen H. Felber . . . .\ ...... 1954 District No. 2 *.**.********,..*....., 4,180 Organization is recognized as one of the beat in the country. In for 1951-1952 and a still greater amount below toe state averai MaUriato and Supplies Catherine E. Putnam town funds. Individual bonds must be written on the Treasurer of Bistrict No* 3, ****.*****...... •.,..,. 8,417 for toe past yetiVv 32,339.94 32,339.94 ...... 1958 aaeh account. ' 1952, toe Freedom Foundation Award was presented for outstand­ Investments District No. 4 . . .’."r.; ; 4...... 4,552 ing service to the community and the United States Air Force A mong the speciti services offered by the schools are art, phyai- 159,407.25 255,000:00 390.000.00 , 50,000.00 ' 854,407.25 NSION BOARD le recommended that aU future records to be destroyed be in- Deposit with 'Diutee for Bondholders 12,090.00 Foster H. William, Chali n ...... 1957 ffmeted by the auditor and recommendations be made by him to recognized the local CivUlan Defense Organisation as the beat- ■cti education, health, music, 'speech therapy and audio-visual aids 12,090.00 Making a total o f voters on toe lists . .15.311 manned observation post in Connecticut to teaching and the entire program of extra-curricular activities Land, BuUdinga and Equipment . . 4,035,303.00 "^2.318.747.12 6,353.950712 William C. Pitkin .\ ...... 1958 ynur Board as to which records are of sufficient importance to be Two important referendums were held in 1953: too State Refer­ James H. Arthur ...1986 preserved or microfllmed. In the case of a fire, it would now be conducted in the high end ju tior high schools and to soma extent Construction Work in Progreae ■ 70,850.11 endum on June 23. and toe School Referendum on June 35. PLANNING AND ZONING in the upper elementary grades. A ap<^ti subject teacher now visits 70,830.11 Clifford C. Varney ...... 1964 Imponeihle to ascertain the cost o f a piece o f equipment purchased each classroom once every, two weeks Unamorttoed Bond Expense 172.33 172.33 Richard Martin, ex-officio . JJtor to the year 1945 because the records have bem destroyed, ____------^ TOWN COUNSEL ______^The function of Planning and la to further the welfare of Amount to be rtised by future Taxation for Bonds ' ...... - /__ 3.09L4fi3a4 . __ „ r, ...... — . _ . . ... __ -__ 1______...... C, L eroyTiorrla. ex-offiCjo «y «> lls are very important to preserve because th^y furiOsh hifor- ~ A^uraeJartover-tfsliring ls4 ol)»a regular^iart-ef-tosprogTam^ 5291;463.14— - \ The Town Counsel acts to protect Manchester’s rights and in? the people of Manchester by helping to create an increasingly bet­ for the’ high achool in the coming y& r. A st,art was mads with the x Tottia . . ^ m tio n as to service conriecUons with the town. /Having destroyed ter. more economical, healthful, attractive and efficient place in 8416218.69 810.015.697.54 8i 73 .507.S8 . \__ 8306270.02 ' 8390.840.97 82,593,465:81 813,897,305.41 BOARD o r EDUCATION terests in much toe same manner as private legal eounsel protects summer achool program. A special class for physical handlca Charles S. House . . ; ...... Resigned tiMse records, the town officials will now be cothpelled to accept the which iU liitisena may work, play and live. This is accompUahed ...... ■' . / ... IlonaBty .of. the various employeea4Uredm4or-to~104A fOr- pensloe- toto?*eto .of .his cliento. yirtuallx evsiy ac.Uon.tafcn.by tba.TowB.. c^W rw .w a, s U r t^ . In Sep^^ LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SUPPLIES • , •>.!•' -1'.' __ _ Xu...... '.... . ______5 -Sherwood Jv Robb: Chairman r.-r.-rTr;:.-;-.-.-198t- requires ex{wri .legal advice and toe scope of toe Town Counsel’s through continuing atudlM th at deterntoie bver-aUTtrimdi 'and: ie-r ®**“ **' I* ft*iug continued. Transportation was provided^/Yor a Bonded Debt ’ Harold W. Garrlty...... : plan purposes. quiremehts necessary for . the growth of oiu- community. On the 3,928;000.00 861,000.00 4,790,000.00 < *,.*,.•,****1955 that the lease of the Veterans’ Service Center functions covers negotiations and idsoluUona, ekecution o f all con­ group of childran to the Longley School in Mansfield so th^m ight Unexpended Appropriationa George W. Cheney ...... 1958 basis of these studies, the venous line departments can then be BenMt from the special training for mentally retarded chridren. 2,045,300.14 • i 2,043,200.14 mudiiig to the American Red Cross dated December 31, 1952 pro- tracts, the handling of litigation, approving bonds and Insurance, Raaervea— '0 /--- Carl E. Hultine ...... 1955 rendering opinions, atttodlng public uttUty and other hearings and.a advised as to timing and worthiness of- their proposed programs. • ..^ u t 600 persona have takiq advantage of the adiin education ' E. MaeJHqlden ...... 1965 wyriad of other duties. TynlesJ nf tht« iWverWfied eettoity was the The Town Planning Commission, during 19M held a total of Payroll Deductions 1 32Q423_. ' ___ ft______— 3,204.65 - -T-publkrHeartnfr, "2ft Executive BSBgm riagTl JdlBr HeiHngs program Injtoejaa/year. Threejiew.couraea_wert-,tifered--Honm -Janet -S.-Smito, 9Eecretary— . vtvi‘t186A- |ft,600. No certmci^ .^ ^ yet bM ^ e iv ^ ^ toe to drafting o f an ordinance licensing botrie. clubs. Lsnde^lng Hostess Arrangements and Newspaper Organization Parking Metora y 43,174.15 - 43,174.15 Wllllam E. B u ckley...... \...... ,...1954 P* with a Board of Directors. The Public Hearings were on applica- as well as the-usual shop and academic coursti^ Plans are beinir Paragraph, s Interest on Bonds ' '— — 13.311.67 5294.40 • -' - 12,653.96 33.260.03 Edward H. Glenney ....’...... \ ...... 1954 ^ Mandweter Public Ubraiy received twenty per cent of his es- TOWN AND RMALL CLA i MS COURT Uoh fo r altering or..ef|a^bUahing building llnee, appUcaUone for a made to offer more courses. . “Justice is truth in action'*—Disraeli change of zone and amendmenta to the zoning text. —, \ Employees’Retirement • \ . 300,870,02\ 306,870.02 — BOARD. OF TAX REVIEW—3 Tear TSI^ l i 3. IW l. The sacoritiee and cash on May 5. 1051 •. Manchester’s.whools mkke s continued effort * • Earle 8 . Rohan .. . 1 ...... 7 , , . . 19 5 5 , amounted to 882.805.30 according to a report filed Special sessions for the Small Claims Division o f the Town Court Studies weye made on zoning regulatlona and amendments to toe !®J***F program up toTdate. ^ u m b e r of teachers have Accounts Payable \ 3,096.63 L3S8.79 ’ 4,629.61 '8,961.93' zoning lawa\4 X>ncerning o ff street parking^, roof signs, nursery Sherwood A.- Beechler » • •,:.1954 Iqrtte H ^ o rd National Bank A Trust Company with the Itobate and the Civil.Section qf toe Town Court.were htid weekly In add!-' ~ «^^^^c«>«nK^level(^pment, ,an IniUti 'step Fitturo Capitol Expenditures ^ ' 390,845.97 r 390.846.97 N. Charles Bofrgini . . . achools, junk~yards, dwelling in Industrlai 2tone, Interior lot regu­ In toe re-writing of parts of our courafe of study: Others are engaged ...1953 S fK L iP * *???’■ 3 t May 5. 1051 amounted to Uoh to crimin&l cases. T h e number o f claims in the Small Claims lations and side, rear and front yard projections. DOptectotion on Plant .• .. .-589.001,10 '599.0 0 1:10 glftJITOJlft a n d ^ ^ securities, and cash were received by the Town Court increased oyer the previous year. This increase was brought • ' J JNn------REGISTRARS OF VOTERS . ' I Treasurer o irf*— * A total o f 50 drawings comprising maps, pisns, elicits,' graidis state of'^onnectl^t—Deposit Fund -4.()47.70 ’ . 4.047.70 , l^ntid Hemingway. Edward F. Moriarty ebeW as the townspeople became acquainted with the rules and ef- Z procedures. Much attention -— fectiveriesa of the Small Claims Court. and aketchea were made from December I*S2 to August 1953. An tpjiching of reading and arithmetic and , Fixed Tntot Funds ------■/' ■ 165,823.85- 168.323.89 an of ______^______^ existing land uss map was completed this past sumdier; I t has been BUUDINO CODE REVISION COMMITIEE *700 Court has attempted to use toe most modem and approved iq^|al emphasis has beep^ihced on the improvement o f siieech Advances fait Construction ■ ^ i ^ ^ 7 7 12.218.77 Harry Firato, Melrin Hathaway, Daidd Chambers • ■ D ^ AU of thto fund both principal and mcome^sppeara to methods of psychiatry and probation in rehabHItatosg certain types prepared in permanent fashion on a base map o f the toWn. The W •XptM wM . rhap has been prepared in colors fo r eaaiar reading and ih lierma- Contributions for Cottotniction ■ >■ ■ • 362,303.35 .. 362,303.30 Ray S. Warren. Albert F. Knofla of offenders. The expanding nature of toe 'Tbwn Court’s.(Hwrations Unamorttoed Bond Premium (Avid Sedburg, reaignad July, 1953) . ^ * ...**“ Board of Directors confer with the and the totally inadequate-quarters occupied by it, continues'to nantly on display in the Planning Offlee. The existing land uae map 0 ASSESSOR “ 1.495.52 1,495.52 B o ^ M to tta- disposition .of the ihcome from this fund make toe need fo r an improved courtroom ahd additional office w ill be kept up to date and wlU be of continuing importance in . 'L, . • • Flx^ Property Balancing Account v / '. • * 4.085,805.00 ■' -x' ■ ■ 44)35.203.00 “ JURV COMMITTEE developing inteuigent programs. t' •toeeM ay ft, 1051, whethel* it should be left to accumulate or tfans- space fo r the court q jaff a matter o f prime importsmce. makes a fornial valuation Surplus - -1 • ■ 8W.0S2.71 r ’’— . - 740463.55 LOB496.26 Julia Crawford, (Hiairman, Katherine Bourn, Secretary, John Jtnswi '*7'*® *tmd for the general support of the llbrariea. " , „ Number of Cases Disposed , 1953 1952 During the period from August IS, 1952 to August 14, 1953 toe i -?**,* property within the town, including land, buildings Asjnentkmed under sidewalk and cUrb assessments on Page 5. no; Board of Appeals held IS Public Hearings. 7 Executive Beaaiona and Totals ■ ■ • ^ 8410.818.69 810.016.09724 8173.607.38 8306,670.02 8390.845.97 82.593.465.81 - 813.807.305.41 , CONSTABLES JUSTICES o r PE A C E Common Criminal 472 • 555 Srtv November. 1 , all owners of taxable prop- Anthony E. Bayle* Donald B. Caldwell •■rtlf^cdM Imve been riled to secure these unpaid asseiisnmta ■■ ------.208ft— mada inapecUona o f p n yerty where application had been made for ^*** » MOMor a list o f their property From these . ^ • ■ ., - ___ ■■ ’ ■ . -- govklefl ite fli m gpeclM ftdt wares seoaihe effe«5lVe p iiS ^ V 198“ exceptlOh of^^ariXitce. A total o f i9ft awillcatioiis were proesssedlmd ' - ■-r- - ■ ' ■ . . . * ~Jaine* DiiNy ' Williaih V. DeHaA----- '----^ < , - Clvli C»sea Entered ...... 172 255 £5*"® *• Pf«P»«d. This is A summary of -Otto K.'-'Hemnann E wnitom Haekett w a nnnmmaad.fi that r all future unpaid xaaeasmentoassessments' be'secnbe' eecutea^iw tedhy " ' Small Claims C^ses Ehienld . . . .l 0^ ,/9 5 5 ■ aeted-ulNni.' : ■ with toe vtiuatlon which the As- to-k* riled riotlatec thak twokutiitbsAftw •••■Syr jnM JHACed Oft It. for. tox BUrpOOOS,. - : ■' tr .Comhiiied Balance Sheei AR of Ajh^ ' General ■ Capital: Trust Batlrcment.-X -Reserve....:., ^ -WiLUc^^a^ Ronald Ltngard Richard W. Law DEVELOPM ENT COMMISSION ^ ~' ^ Fund’ / -X' Fund Funds Fund ' Fund . _ • Totals Raymond E. Robinson Edward J. Moriarty. ^ 'f Wl tmpaid atebunts T o U l ...... |8«i/ ™ diBftnnunIty services there w ill be S«wer ^ to the email clalme isourt foKtollwtWrt. ASSETS ♦ *■ Bedrick J. Straughan ' Raymond'T. <)utoh . M in ite actUm should be taken to coflect the delinquent An important function of toe Development Commiasion la to ^ much is determined by Raymond Kiecolt Frank O. Steels ENGINEERING AND HIGHWAY DI^PAllTMENT encourage new bupineas and Induatiy to asttle In Manchsater. Studies T o l^ who-asaigns a value to til UxaUe property In the Cash on Hand and in Banka 1849,00429 ’ w a w and sewer service accounts as referred to op Page'8* o f this' miNKRnrun— • /.■ '' i- 123,77925 17,82831” 93,802.00 167,073.51 62.001.77 716.156.30 second paragraph. , . ^ r- ENOINEERINO-- havs been made of toe labor supply, available building space, em­ Uncollected Taxes' 105,108.55 « . ■> . ■ . 105,108.53 . growing municipality has a continuous need tot construction The IncTMsed transactions at toe town necessitates ’ a’ study of' ployment problems and toe antietpatod expanaion of local industry. Accounts Receivable 25,522.40 408.7Sft28 360.18 25,075.55 522,006.88 aystenj. ImprovemenU must be made in the system of new physical services and for extanaloq of edder faciUtlsA These In order to find toe beat approach to too many problems facing the - COMPAR.^TIVE PROPERTY VALUATIONS- / - -. DEBT STATEMENT public properties include streeU and briCias. water supply Town, the Commiaaton has held consultations with various insur­ Materials and SuppUea 29,25525 30.793,00 sewera and sewage disposal works, pqrka and a varied of public ance companies, the State Development Commiasion, toe New Eng­ 1951 N et increaM ^ Inveatmento 1,002,847.00 165252.45 3 5 5 ,000.00 396,000.00 50,000.00 1,863.110.15 AaAs dfq f August 14, 14. 1952 Utfj' . . \ ce. improvemepu as to accounting for Real Property ,...... }53,549,214 851.399.947 83.349,357 ' B?e charity department, cash ^ k s ^ buildings. A ll such structures have to be planned, with Uueprinta land CtouncU, national chain' store officials and a research group Personal Property Deposit with Tsustee for Bondboldera 22,923.15 . 2A9Z3,15 Taxable Property October 1. 1951 ...... 887J82.I5L08 ...... 33,075.435 30.405,529 2.559.507 ' Exempt Property October 1, 1951 ...... $12,348JM.50 Departments, collections now made in the and deUUed specifications. While Jtosy are being constructed by from . An extensive eurirey is being made rela­ Exempt ...... Land, Buildings and Equipment 4.858,008.00 - 2,411,708.09 '7.269,711.09 w ater d^ n rto m it which Should be transferred to the collector of contract.,or by the Town’s own employees, the work has to ba In­ tive to the poBsibUity o f an Industrial 'Foundation fo r toe tbwn...... 4.297.037 3,913.915 383,178 Total Subject To Debt' Limit ...... 8155408,786.58 Construction Work in Progress * «/ ■ a. ■ , 8L945.05 81,945.05 Jcdftcr control in the controi- spected. The work of toe Engineering Department is largely per­ I t is believed that thui would not only attract outside biterests, hut N e t , ...... * Five Percent Debt Lim it...... 85,011,788.78 S r * S r *5 ? hUltoft tor toe care and sale of cemetery tota formed at toe request of otoer/municipal departments. would also aid amaU manufacturers and businessmen already located ...... 892.428.553 837.592.851 84.535,702 Unamorttoed Bond Expense 9127, .91.57 Indebtedness. Auguat 14, 1952- " “i*®** «>llected.frbm the sale of c e i^ HIGHWATB— .here. ■ Amount to be Raised by Future Taxation 8,650,213,11 V . , 8,660,213.14 Town and School Bonds ...... 83^8,050.00 to to w r iu ^ over to the Veterans’ Field AssociatisIR There Highway DeparUnent is one of the'most comprahenaivs de­ t r e a s u r e r ’ Excess of Debt Limit Over Actual Pabt ...... 81.082,710.78 ^ PARKS . Total* M U 9 M 4 ~ 15,U8.«8024 ' 15825022 548,802.06 057,3 3 3.57 , 2,683,000.83 19,272,059.08 eS lL ZS®* *" Town Hall to our knowledge partments of our Town’s administration. It includes highway con- elecUon. The Treasurer la reeponaibla for As of August 14. 1953 of ^187.32 was turned over to the Town Treaaiuer str^tion, sweeping, pacin g, oiling, brush cutting, snowplowing, LIABILITIES, RESERVES AND SURPL-US % -5?!* Faeseat year. This condition should be corrected by ' a- One acre of park property per 10 0 inhabitants la the desired h Z iT*Ti****^ and. ^bu^m ent of til funds belonging to the Town."! Taxable Property, October 1. 1952 ...... 881428DttJ0 sanding for ice control, .bridge repairing, inetalling guardrail fences ^standard o f park acreage for a conununlty. Mancheater’a 'parks Bonded Debt ^ 3.079,000.00 ' 844,000.00 L523,000.00 Exempt Property, October ,1. 1952 ...... ------813.44R88M0 ^^tem aad.the keeping of a perpetual system of in-! .and. the maintenance pf drainage atructureA tote?oV^4 « ' n S '"“'‘•y certain fundr5L~ presently total 289 acres leaving a deficit of 88 acres bassd upon Unexpended Appropriations ^ • T o tti Subject To Debt Limi^ ...... SlORSn^pfi Town and subdiviqton atraets aa well aa country ropda are bene-, n , ; t o . 'm 2 -»^ ‘‘ fitoL” ^^^ variqu. toan account. 0,549245.59 6.549545.58 the standard. This sltuatioh ntay be partlaUy remedied by toe ad­ Reaervea— * F^ve Percent Debt Umlt ...... is jiU a T R i „ ___ AUDITOR’S CERTIFICATE / flted by roadside improvement and toe resulting Increass la abut/ dition of 53 acres of property on Oak Grove Street Indebtedness. August 14, 1953— > . • A;'. ting property valuPa cannot be overlooked. While toe primary objqA- Payroll Deductions - .wcorded in the Ice skating at CenUr Springs Paric was limited to one day CONTROLLER 8,684.68 .1 t 5,024.03 Town Slid School Bonds ...... * a • * a a 93*11 1 ^ Manchester for the in constructing A road is to accommodate traffic, toe ulUmate s5ra'» during the 1953-53 season becauae of poor weathsr conditlonA Two Parking Metar Income 49,03727“ 49.037.97 'Excess of Debt Limit Over Actual Debt M i i m A ice to the puplte depends oh toe attention given direction hIgM, m shaUow skating rinks havs been built and wUl ba tried out do an Nearly every plan effecting, municipti servicea need* to . In to fW on Bonds 11,56135“ ■45' 23,804.66 * State Law pro.x’idea for an additional Iv e | itfttrSi I was made in accordance with generally accepted highway limits,' shoulders, banka,- public u tility poles, undarground ftollare^d cento of expenditure. A continuing record 12.303.33 experimental b ^ s to try and achieve a longer skating season dur­ Employees’ Retirement r _. , , 345,802.06 348,802.06 ' land la accordance with toe requirements of the utilities, firiure road widjthq and'irifiowalks^----- ing toe winter of 1953-54. “ ® financial ^tramiariloM to * ■ eim r concerning municipal audits, and accord- Account Payable 848.27 13,149.86 D u rin(^953.. 1.471,878’ souarei ^ rd a highways were^Aued as _The number o f persons who use Center Springs Park pond for ‘ w ice^aet* 2 Iio*i?^K"*fih with a new perform- - ' 12.18828 tests of the accounting records and such other comi a to 1.150,785 yards the prevloua year. 'The e o ^ o f snow ance /mdget adopM by toe Board of Directors. Future (Sapltti Expenditures 557,333.07 ' 537,333.67 20-YIAR EMIH.OYUS NOW as ws considered necessary in ■ the circum- remov litolng haa decreased grsatly in recent years InlUaUy, the pond • s. . — for 1953 was 818.135.54—in 1953 81S.0S1.78 wak^pended. was uae5 xesponsibla for too collection and dlapoaal of garhags Starting In AnoU(er time and labor aavlng davtoqaddad to the equlpnant waa he carrted.on without it -When the rate of taxation for the v*>r J ia S lK M. REYNOLDS Octoter, ^ the aanltary ^ d fill syatom erfslbage di^naal waa is.'y ^ wbii./^ tjy T „ con..;, w jj.'ia s is “ t'ss Investment in Fixed Pn ^rtiee 4,558,003.00 ' ' * , ♦ '* * . • 4.858,003.i00“ ^ aeneka'a** ** * X yew s. 1 a new mechanical'leaf machine. This timrilfled leaf «*- •4 • ARTHUR SEYMOUR ... put into -effect. Oarbdge oollectloh aendee 'by eontract haa 'isroveB Surplus - '-y . "^1.135596.07 JESSAMINB SMITH ... e'«r a e « a a-a e a •4’"'., I ’ i H. N . ALEXAND ER A COiMPA— -. poaaj, one o f toe Owwutment's l^iggaat ' ' a9928fl.l8' ~ 2 7 2 0 3 6 8b2^ . n ' prompt and effleient, ks evldencqd by tot f*w eotaptolpl* i? ** * ^ f * *• paid by the end o f the tax year it to QBORGE SOMMBRVILLB aaqaeeed'a* «.» * * • • 0 Y.R Ry: H. N. Alsxaadtf, CPJU. Over soft tree* were planted on ptiMIe frinmda tlumigbout the [ Totals . ' '' aj83L00813 “ SlOLlTLOSSria reeeived. '. r ■ , to ffiT with tito ^ CtoS^a^ Urn ""’JBBSBSSSr ' i 4i . 8O3 .O5 8Sl'jl83.87 •••aeOee aia^ae«eo«0 , f ' Town during the two year period oj^rad byrtoift report a^niaat tbe^: INEZ WODOOTT ... ■ 'Y ' / - r ■ ■ ' V ■' : v" ' \ .t ." -‘f-— ,' ' ■ '.•* J- '•/ / t. V u i ' .* ’ • ■* •' . y i LV 7^ --4t- -V / '■. . T’ > . ■ ' v - 9 ' J l ] J v ^ . \

MANCHESTER EVE;NING 1 0 ^ D , MANGH^TER. CONN.» TUESDAY, MARCH l(i. 1954 rA9v«fliNmmV TAdwr fAiiimrliaeih'ant I J^varillamant MANCHESTER ES^NING -HERALD. MANCHESTER^i O O S N ^ j4jESDAy,.MARGH-l«, 4 9 5 4 ^=:^ I AOvcrtUmhimt', 'I .Ad^iifibbnieni Ivartlsamant -' . I . . 1 II, tl-.i------is;,:...... i»-,r______■ ' . ' ...... ' V TOWN OFFICERS CREATION UABtLITIES AND ! roii-. g e n e r a l FUND REVENUE 198$ flaeal Year for all ac« groupa IfancliMtar'a Bonded Debt ...... $.679,000.00 ' . Foi* the Yssr endtd August 14,1953 I BOARD OF MRECTOBS Nevo School Will EUminote FBI Nabs Man Tests of New Polio Vaccine UAC, Labor PacU aaadiXMt y m t an.all tlina high Raaarve for Premiiun and Intereat on Support «>t School— . Bonds and Invsatments — Harold A. Turklngtein, Chairman in V m 'fta ^ n m . Thla.la'a favor^ .. State of Connecticut-r [ Aldan B. Bailey Melvin 8. Hathaway • Signed for 45,006 An aatlmatag 19S.Q90 Peopla par* Bowars, Verplanck and plana .. .'7 ... * 1,930A1 Double Sessions One Year For Extortion, Waddell ...... •••••,s»eaaaewaaa«aa^eaeaaaae«aa*eebaaa«^ $ $ 8 ,9 ^ 1 Katerina D* Bourn John H. Lappan. Secretary To Start L oca lly on. JHay 3 aumbor ot- partteipanta, an Mpa- 3,276.00 •BUlllUlIf 8 ••aeaeeeeaaees:6aeeeaeaeseaaee e e a % 18:750.00 \ ,pf ^actatora attandad apadal avanta praaantad Vamon S t, Bowara and South $1,875.84 $7,082.05 Thotnaa T. Crockett Walter T. Mahoney ■ V . ■ ' ■ ■ , ------— I ,, ' '■ ' ;r , East Hartford, March 16 (J>) — - Fedtral OoycriUntat — Harry J. Flmto Ray S. Warren Thf expected completion of the Bomb Threats X . United Aircraft Corp, announced Vhaxpanded Balances of Appfopriai OpSrStlflll ••«**»4««**eaeaae^aaae«aeaeeeaea«aaa, aa 18.285.48 ]8>room VornOn'-Lydall piemen* Enjitfgeney Doctors The no%v polio immunisation t the age group usually; attacked by nany faooU.^^a “Big t'our'” ara Board of Education— - ADMINlhTRATIVB OFFICERS treatment, which la d in g given to j poMo. ' to day the conclusion of a aeries of and awimming. Baakatball conttnoad Waddell School ...... ;. 796.15 WELFARE DIRECTOR tary achool next fall will give the Tuition and Rffundt .a./f...... a...... a.... 43,6M.38 TOWNMANAOEB .(Coatlaaed from Pag* G m ) -- some 500,000 school children Inl, ]nation-wl«ie program is be- labor negotiations which requited to m pr tt* apdrta ad ahowp by ttaa dumbar of Englnaera and Architects . .v. 64.668.78 Albert E Behrend Manchester school '^system a pl^sicians of the Manchek-. George Weddell in the eigning erf contracts- between .p n f ergutaad, Baaaball Maguaa^aro a)ao popular and Uiera Varqon 8L. Bowen and South 1,034.060.66 BUILDING INSPBCTOB- pit Medical* Aiwn., who wlU re- do was kill me. After he got the selected localities throughout C lnV»n*?ile Pw ilyrii High school Total Schools ..., ■ (.9 .» » 4 6 A 6.A.9:s..9.4.9-6-8 • %.s • ».k a a a a -a .. $61,678.9$ James Sheekey, Acting breathing spell from the need’^for, &rg dr«H ^iniOon a in c^ thb vartoua a|^ 5,006,000.00 TOWN CLERK Darid -Chambers' . -spond tn -eme'rgeney calls to* ■ country )n n mas* experiment tdi to teat the vaccine'developed hy tha. company and various'-unions■ Kaaney Street School 450,000.06 6,549;i4SJ)9 double-eesalbnlng, outside of thr 6rst mohey he'd W’ani more. It's dad ’wouieB'e bowling laaguaar uaad tha allaya at all Gaharal Furpoaaa Samuel J. Turklngton* CEMETERY^ ' high school, but will aggravate the morrow afternoon and evening test the effectiveness of the vac* j Dr. Jonas , a bacteriologist at representing approximately 45.- tha MbM tUti oantaM’ to capacity Thara haa baan a marked in* SUPERINTBNOllNT are Dr. Francis Helfrtek (chil­ just blaaicmail.” 000 United Aircraft employes. All Invaatmcnt in Fixed proparttea/ at - as^ Planning and ' >••a•asaaaaaa•aa• aha •aaeaaea I,197b0 .TREASURER already aerious teacher shortage. cine, will be made available to ; craaaali^tiw uae of awintming facilitiaa.throughout tha town. Globe C. Leroy Norris ,; Georgs W. Elliott dren only), Ul. MI 8*5218 and The FBI quoted Ringholx, who contracts are for two yean. saased valuaa, principally ...' ’'4,858,003.00 Welfare 48,994.91 This was disclosed by Sitpt. of Manchester second graders sUrt* "5 ***^'^^f Hollow add Baltara Pond ware uaad to capacity every weak of the Highway (Incii Waika and Curbs) ...... 13:969.29„ OOLLBOTOR OF REVENUE ' ASSESSOR Schoola Arthur H. Dltng In his ra* Dr.' Howard Leckwar' (adults came here last No*’ember iProm . on some ,5,000 children, but The negotiation* came to an end aommar aaaaon. Idfaguarda on duty at. all poola at apaoifiod ■Henry A. Mutrie------only), tel. Ml 9*3248. Cleveland, Ohio, a* saying - hE AUlhdrme* say. ftat.irw u r take" a fautr Saturday whgn Loear 877, Total taaaaaaaa X)emetert6a .. ."V % S»ii.l4 Paul A. Ctryth) port to the Board of Education tlmaa. Otimr aporta, not ao much publiciaed, but .extramaly popular 15,113.630.64 18,413.08 T O W COUNSEL selected Factor - after reading I He Board o. Education gave Its I generation to- determine whether UAM-CIO, ratified a contract for Plua 9W Frl0m4ty, C x fM r l F t f l O i l l i i v l e R i Building iM^tor aM Health ...... CONTROL!^ ' last night on school room orgahi* i about him in "Who' Who." Rlng- a n t^nia. badminton; a rte ry and ping pong. Tha aki alopea on Police .'v, 10J)28.08 Louisa M. Johnson John D. LaBelle sation and teacher needs for next | approval to die plan St iU meeting, the vaccine will give life-long Im- the corpoi-atlon's Sikorsky Air­ ]dt. 'Habo la used avtry 'availabla minute that M conditlona i^rmit ;sn^ AVDITOB year.' ( holz was swiftly arraigned before last night fodo,ring ,e.idor*emen,. I mun'ty to the disease, craft Division ill Bridgeport. • -Want dean, automatic, mnumieal bmt tor yarn Catara 25,000.00 TOWN ENGINEER and U. S. Commiaa.i'oner Howard Dog Obadianoa elaaaaa.,warc held throughout tha winter at tha INDEBTEDNESS aad Parks ...... r... 11.09539 SUPIgUNTENDBNTOF H. N. Alexander He said that, with the addition.! of the pro'-ram uy Lr.. Joseph/ Dr. Barry said that the first Other unions dealt with in the borne? Call'ua for depandaU* MoUlbM t-]»«*to8tod , *T“ with an avaraga/waaMy a tt^ a n ce Of 40 doga and their ownera raiE MARSHALL Calverley and held under $10,000 Barry, aChqol health officer, and | treatments here, will be given on nCgotlatlone which began last Oc* VatsnDia' Asslstancs 34.450.50 HIGHWAYS of the new achool and‘by juggling School Board bond oh K charge of tislng the for your furnace-^^aifned for real affkieneyt A wide and varied program waa praaented by The Hartfonl County August 14,1952 Toym and Small Ctaima Courta .. ^.a^. 28,680.54 James H. Sheekey Herbert J. McKinney present room aaeignments, addi* lh» Manchecter L.edtcat Assn., as 1 May 3 and tliat local doctors tober were: * T . W. C. A. and mludad claaiiaa in oil painting, hooked rug making HEALTH OFFICER mails In an .extortion attempt. His i.Cil a.i njiuei'ous otuer health would assist in giving C,e ipnocu- International Association of 5,882.57 CHIEF OF POUCE llonal doubIe*aessionlng next year preliminary hearing will be April milllneiy, a m t n , homemaking olaaaaa and aoclal and aquare iit of Town Properties...... '. v • •...... 2.070.00 Herman O. Schendel R. R. Keeney, Jr., M.D. can .be avoided and the present For Hiring of agencies throughout the country. lations. In all, about 1,000 Man­ Machinists (AFL), reprosenting Original Outstanding SEALER OF WEIGHTS 8. tipquire i aronlal Coriseai chester children, including paro^^ 23.000 Irt Pratt A Whitney Aircraft lUncinf. y - ' - V___ , 7 laeua :f/24/ea ''pieg Licansas t a a„%.i A..eiA.Aa,.s a.s.a.% .e..a^a a a .a S..S b. _ 5,683.73 BUPERINTENOENT- need for it at the Manchester Factor said he received the first ganaiyn program of ga m ^ 1>tpry Ullthg, crafta and gaiMral Vstarans* housing Loan— Dog License DlatribuUoa...... 884.56 PARKS and TREE W AI SN and MEASURES ; Green SchoOIyeirminated. .Stipe, of schools Arthur- H. chle.l school pupils, will be given Division planta in East Hartford. PHONE* MI*9*J5253 _ extortion letter last Tuesday. He llling told the boai'd that Kartforu the treatment. / tha' apparatua waa c u f M on daily during tha ten Datad/May 1, 1947. payable $25,000 an* -Motor Bus Tax...... 2,640.82 Horsri* F. Mnmhey Winston Turklngton ' However,/that this was only a Social Aide Southington, Portland and Meri­ waak’ptrldd at aaOh o f tha nine Town playgrounda dpaclallata make DIRECTOR O r CIVIL was told to place an ad in a news­ County is only cne of three in the den, agreement reached Jan. jS. niiauy on May l, 1953 to 1955, Njsa. 126 ; Liqubr Licenaaa ...... 23,183.32 SUPERINTENDENT OF breathing Apace waa indicated in. paper,-bundle up $30,000 in small tha rminda of tha playgrounda on appObiM daya'aupplementing the / Estate Penalty Tax...... 2,027.49 DEFENSE hia preiwUon that achool pppula* state selected for the testing. Fair­ ACCIDENTAlXY .RILLED Lodge 743, lAM-AFL, reoresent- l o , ...... $ 200,000 RECREA'nON The Bosrd of Education last bills and await further Inatruc- regularly aatfgned-fberaatloa MaiterA One of the high* MiaceUahaout Refunds ...... 772.07 _____ John Hediund- Herman O. Schendsl tlon would asraln overtake the field^ and Litchfield CounUea are Ing employes of the Hamilton KduaNov.-LandMay-If- lilghl sppoved a committee -Hons. He-notlfled- the FBI—Im- the olKcr'two. Tiling also ^Id that Quincy,—Maas;,'-ktarclT'lO (Ah— StandariT'Division, st W i n^Ts o r n M L I E I L i brSbrinShmaf prdiyamli~the ^uu.ptlanck and~'Rowan Schoola— ^ 7 buildliig program in the following mediately. Bppbiga Park. : Total Ganaral s: BN )'cay when, he said, double ses- a chtid'e pa: .^iuipat.on i'li Uie pro­ Police reported Robert Milllken, 22, Locks, agreement reached Feb. 12. Dated May 1, 1949, payable $65,000 an* 205,352.47 NaUlie O. McIntosh rocommrndrtiort to hire a aoclal Last .ITiursday, following pub­ U for all paepla ovarywhera," and paya big dlvldenda Felix Tangarone Ells M , iilah , sipna would probably be required worker for the children-in the gram, wlilch requires three treat- v.-aa kilted last night when a shot­ UAW-CIO, . reprenenting em­ nually on May 1. 1953 to 1958 and $64,000 REGISTRARS d r VOTERS lication of the ad, Factor was told gun he wes examining In hia bed- ployes of the Pratt A Whitney di- BUILDING MATERIALS ^ pbyalcel and mental ntiMaa, character building, good citlxenahip annually on May 1, 1959 to 1909, Noa Property Taxes on List 10/1/52 the seventh and eighth grades. Manchester School system. over the telepl.one to drive to a irients, will req:iir« parental con- and hi4>irinaaa.' (Includingncluding Housing Authority in Lieu of Taxei) ... 2,888,627.00 Dopsld Hemingwsy \ , Edward Moriarty A normal, single-session high A social worker had been urged ■*???/• ‘ ro:m arcidentally'discharged. viaion at North Haven and of the 256 to 1689...... 1,488,000 L .000 BOARD OF EDUCATION _ vacant lot in nearby Reseda in a He had been employed a's a baker Chance Vought Diylrion at G-and LUMBER FUEL (Interaat.at 1.6% dua Nov. l and May l ) ..... Intersst aad Fees on Taxes 4,582.89 achool program will have to await bn the board earlier this month b.v- small -red British sports, car and Dr, Barry stiid HaKford, Faii> BUILDING INSPECTOR ^ General Fund Cash. 8/14/52 Term \ ^ the completion of the $5,000,000 the PTA council, which enid that rince hia discharge from the A.-my Praise. Tex., agreement reached Broad St. and Waddell Schoola— Expiring \ Expiring leave the money behind a sma'.l field and Ll/ciilictd coimvies -..cie two years a^o. March 10. 336 N. MAIN ST„ MANCHESTER TEL. m*9*52&t Totals ...... 8,480,286.08 Memorial High School, which is an investigr.tion showed over 400 white -:'ence. pl-.;..ed for the experiment because Tha BuUding-lnapactor caAlaa on a major program of aafaty^ in* Dated July 1, 1951 payable $60,000 im* /' . . . 1952 Georg* W. Cheney . 1958 ■till on the drawing boards. \ Aftrraoons aad Satuiiiaya TU Naaa nually on July 1, 1953 to 1900. Noa. 61 to 900/900.000 840,000 Carl E Hultine . school children here to be emo­ . An FBI agent, disguised ' as of the sire of their population and apaction. Thia program Includea aupandalon of all new conatruc* Harry B. BehSon . . . . .1952 Sherwood J. Robb >«.... 1958 Need 16 More Temehem tionally disturbed ani unable to To save wear and tear on your Loo.«e stair tread* should always Open Daily 7 A. M. to 6 P. M. lachtolBg Wedaeaday tlon, additiona, altarationa or rapalra to building' to aaaura com* (Interest at 1.8% due Jan. 1 and July 17X PUBLIC SCHOOLS EXPENDITURES ___ 1952 William JE. Buckley .>,^.1954 Factor, carried out the Instructions ■ • . Incidence of polio in tablecloths,' change the vfpy in be nailed down tight for safety’* E. Mae Holden nUng also told the board that the adjust to changing economic con­ with a dummy bui|dl* of money. these areas has been high. fian ce with plana, apadflcatiena, the Building Code and Zoning School Project Bonds o f 1952, South SchooljCfdlUon. raon*Lordall For the Ytar ended August 14, 1932 ,...1953 Charles 8, House . .1954 achool system wilt need 16 addition. which you fold them each time: sake. And always paint the top and Bowers Addition . v HSroId W. Gxrrtty ditions. '■ CcoiTU glaciers are. being used Itagulationa. Inatallation of electrical, plumbing and heating equip* \ . _ V Gi-oas' Jarjet S. Smith----- 1954 \ al teachers next year to staff the Tells of Time Bomb This prevents continued creasing and bottofn treads of basement Datsd July 1, 1952. payable $80,009 an* The board's action last night .After the delivery was made. in the experiment because that Is , in on* place. mant in axiatlng atnicturea ia alao carefully Inapacted. Another Expenditures CONSTABLES" \ ' Vemon-Lydall school .and replace came after a report ^by lU educa­ steps white. aafety precaution ia Hcenaing of building tradeamen. Thia pretecta nuaUy on July 1. 1953 to 1968 and J75.000 Factor got another telephony call Advertise iu The Hersld-^Kt fttys General C ontrol- Joseph Prentice^ — Raymond E. Roblni teachera leaving the school system. tional policies committee headed tha public agalnat fire, atructural and health haaarda which often annually on July 1. 1989 to 1979^ Noa. 1 Salaries ...... r Sedrtok J. Straugr He said that alter th« opening of shortly after midnight Irlday tell­ to 1580 ...... 10.645.37 James Duffy by William Buckley. The school ing him a time bomb had been are the raatdt o f faulty woricmahahtp. X ^ O O O . Supplies aiid Car Expense 1,610.54 Raymond Kl^boit Ronald Lin the new school and‘adjustments in board had a .$5,000 item in its In )MiS dirilar vohima o f' conatruction totalled $3,939,003.55. with (Interest at 1.75% due Jan. 1 ^ July 1) Otto H. Herrmann planted in his home an4 was set to Te^phone ...... 1,963.77 JUSTICES OF PEACE spsca sllocstlons among present budget last year for a social 9M parmita iaauad, compared with $4,407,289.39 in volume and Stt Instruction— schools, there will be 14 more go off at 1:30 a.m. F l^ or waa Total, Exhibit C ...... Harold Geer E WilHam ackett worker, but had to eliminate it told that if the would-be extortionist pormita in 1953. The number of new aingla family homea built in ■. ■ - ■*|8,929‘.oRi , Tsachers’ Salaries...... 934,677.60 W..Da d Keith grades next year than the 187 in when the directors trimmed its • year decreaaed from 190 ih 1953 to 175 in 1953. First Mortgage Gold Bonds. Series A. Edward J. Moriarty UM'.achool system now. received the money, he would get Clerical Salaries ...... 17.686.82 Frank O.'Steele *WlUlai DeHan appropriation. . ’ - a phone call disclosing the bomb’s by the South Mancheater Water Co. Bo6ks ...... Sortte sdditlonil space next year Supt. of Schools Arthur H. 'lll­ HEALTH DEPARTMENT sumed by Town of Manchester on 15.82338 location along with inatructlons on instructional Supplies . . . 36.315.15 ADVISORY BOARD OF HEALTH—5 Year win conla from the West Side Rec­ ing said today that, pre-sumably, 1933, payaMa on Dep: 1. 1954 .... 500,000 0oo,oo0 erm Expiring reation buBdIng, on Odar Street, how to disarm it. . Tha protection of Uta health of the citiMna ia a primary raapon* Instructional Equipment . 6,888.09 another $5,000 Item would be in­ After his arrest, RinghoU told (In te i^ at 5%,^ dM June 1 and Commercial equipment . . . ,>>...... 1958 -where two upstairs rooms are to be cluded in its 1954-55 budget to gUdUty Of your local government. HMlth Department inapactora Water Loan Act of^MlS— 3.870.69 Dr. Howard Boyd ...... FBI agents that he told Factor, the Other Ib^iense ...... 2.595.85 Dr. G. A. F. Lundberg...... ____1955 utilised as classrooms by the adja­ cover the salary of a MH'lal work­ xegiilariy. inapect ipUk. meat and eating catabliahmanta offering Dated Sept. l,/19SS^payable $: ,000 an* ...... 1954 cent Washington School. bomb had beep planted In hopes it food fbr pubUc consumption. In performmg their job, dtpartmeht Operatiem of P la n t- Dr. Joseph C. Barry ...... er. would make him afraid to tell au­ nually on S aK l, iM ^ to 197$/ ind 84,000 Custodians' Salariea ...... 1953 This was agreed tb by the Ad­ However, no-hing was said personnel play tha role of both health director apd law enforce* on Sept. 1, ;»73. Nos. 2W .too 8S.736.20 Emma L Nettleton ...... visory Park and Recrehtion Com­ thorities. A aearcH waa made of naant officer. 850.000 361.000 Fuel ...... 26.591.11 Dr. Robert R. Keeney ...... 19M about another PTA council Factor's house after the warning of (Interest qir^4H%, due Mar^, and Sept) mission, which has juriadic^tion recommendation for $1,000 to pay Idahchastar has bean appointed a distributing station for gamma Wster, Light and Power . 26.972.54 PARK AND RECREA'nON COMMII ION—5 Year Term a time bomb but none -waa foundy-' SASCU KStEM CustodlsuM' g u i^ e e ■* TV f a over the Rec building, last month for part-time . p8ychlatrlc_ and globulin for the towns of Bast Hartford,. Glastonboty, Bolton and Totfl Exhibit A . - 1.781.48 WaltisiF E. Fox ..: •..:. • .J • • X .....1 9 5 6 : after-H; turned down -a Board of, -FBI.agems watched the packagb Boiith Windsor. A thorough bacteriological and aanltaiy Inspection $4,790,000 Truckinj^ Bxpenae ...... -*-sJ*!-« r*i 1.417.81 .....1955 psychological acrvlces. 'Ilie' PTA- behind the fence for 24 hour^''No Bp;'Ove...... -. 5.086:16 JOmi J. O’Connor . at Bowers; Mrs. Helen B. Mac- retirement age for non-^lnstruc- sembled Fac^r planted the mon­ Chicken P o x ...... 335 Health Servicea...... ■2^;06O.S.t D eV e LOPMEXt CO.MM1S8ION—a Year Term Pherson, of StM^ord Springs, who tional employes. At the same ey. Offtcero said they . observed ...... German M ea slu ...... 108 INDED INDEBTEDNESS Transnortatlcm ...... 30.i2S.ri5 Adam Rhodes ... 1956 wilt teacta an Intermediate grade time, however, the board said It Rihghols/ra the area ti^t he didn't .... hfaaslea .84 Attendance Officer and Enumeration l.“ .50.?:6 , Martha Stevenson 1955 in September; Miss Jean West, of would consider making excep­ pick up trie package. Mumps .135 As st August 14, 1933 Dental Clinic ...... ion.i Charles S. Bnrr ., 1954 Portland, Me., who w’ill g.-aduate tions to this rule under certsln Y ^erday Factor received a Pneumonia 2l Technical School ...... 7 1 m. Robert E. Hstha 1953 in June frmn Maine State Teach­ circumstances. ■pycial delivery letter and a tele- Poliomyelitis ...... 14 Out* Adult Education ...... ssoa.ot Thomas C. MeP 1952 ers Oolljege; Mr*. Grace - Benson The policy was established aftef i^one call telling him to place the Pulmonary TubercUlOsia .. 21 (Original atanding.. Summer Cn*saea ...... y . . '2./71.7.6 Edwsrd Kraaenics V»M Smith, of Manchester, who will a request was received from five '^ n ey dh a white sheet he would Venereal Disease ...... 10: Im e 8/14/53 Ontingbney ...... :.. F0.^5.'5 Matthew Pati 1952 teach junior high school next year; custodians now 65 or older fpr find In a certain orange grove. Veterans/Houalng Lban — continued en^loymeot. The bpbrd / / HQUSING HqUSING AUTHORITY—5 Year TemTern and Ronald E. Eldmondson, of Cov­ Hia impersonator drove the red - MANCHESTER PUBLIC HEALTH JIURSING DatetFMay 1. 1927, Payable |25.000 annu^ Totala ...... / . . . .$1^80.342.17 entry, who will complete a fifth, approved the request, but stipu­ sports' car to the grove and the ■ X*' Robert; Vffnnait - ' ...... • ...... 1956- ^ ASSOaATION on May 1, 1954 and 1955, Noa. 151 year of training for eler..entary lated that continued emplbyment money w-as placed on the sheet. 200 Claiemc*/Luplen ...... 1955 palt the^'.age of 70 would' be sub- ...... 200,000 so.ooO PUBMC SCHOOL EXPENDITURES 1954 teaching in June, at Willlmantic 'Several FBI agents were hidden Cara given by the Public Health Nurses includes ah forms of (Intereat at 1*^% Due 11/1 and 5/1) Roberiy3. Boyce ...... Teachers College. .ject to annual review and ap­ in the area. For the ended August 14, 193^ N on ^ n C. Comojlo 195.1 proval. badaida nursing, health instruction-to e^qpeetant mothers and in* .....1952 llling also said that four Willi- Minutes later, the FBI said. structlon in the care of the baby after birth. Instruction is also iceton'and Olcott St. Schools— X , Gross Expen* J o s f^ Hanna .. ■ -x • ...... mantic State Teachera College stu- The board last nlj^ht also desig­ Rlnghols yrbihed Into the grove Dqted May-1> 1040, Payable 885.000-aa* - - Trtvwi in'tha ckr# of tUhbrculoala pa^ the p reveh tlbii^^e dtturea 'U I ^ E y BOARDS Year Term dentfi, generally approved by the nated RoekvlUe-Tand- Glastonbury and -picked up t)te package. -He was ■... disease: A member of the household is taught how to care for the nually oh May 1, 1954 to 1958 and General Control — rarlea N. Crockett ...... 1954 board ' at its last meeting, have high schools i^instltutions where arrested immediately. patlant during the nurae’a abaence. $84,000 annually on May 1, 1950 to 1069, Salaries ...... $ 22.126.65 local studenU may study agricul- Noa. 841 to 1889 ...... Mr*. Charles Felber ...... v...... ;r r . 1954 Signed contracts. They a.c William Agents quoted him 4s saying 1,889.000 1,349.000 Supplies and- Cbr Expense 1.870.75 / WUllam E Buckley • • • *7 iv-w*-*-*^*.*,* ...... 1933 A. Gromko, who will teach a prim­ tiire. Tl^local high school doe* his family knew nothing of the WELFARE DEPARTMENT (Intereat at 1.8% Due l l A ai^d 5/1) Telephones \ ...... f 2.429.47/ Catherine E Putnam ...... /v ...... j.-...... 1953' ary grade; Klizsbeth L. Bonturl, a not offe^uch a program, and the pidt, that he was deeply in debt. Instruction Broad S t School — ^ - X Mrs. Howard Eddison...... ____ 1962 primary grade; Calvin D. Fisli, a atate ^atutes require a local m community there are people who need help, financial or . Teachera* Salarias *-i...... 1.088,1 65 Charles H, Norris ...... 1952 junior high school grade; and Jane achool board not offering the pro­ * BURIED RV SANDSUDE Dated July 1, 1951 Payable $60,000 annual* Clerical Salariea 19.940.1.00 THE HARTFORD .OAS COMPANY; stbarvdsa in meeting problems which arise from unemployment, in* ly on July 1, 1954 . to 1950, Nos. 121 PENNON BOARD— I Year Term L. Keirans, a primary grade. gram to choose for its pupil* 'ddaqUata income, old age, physical or mental defects, domestic prob* Text B ook s...... 2 0 i8 8 .80 Backs Exchange Plan' those schools that do. - Randolph, Mass., March 16 iJCh- V 687 MAIN ST. — MANCHESTER to 900 ...... 900,000 780,000 Instructional Suppllsr .,.. L341.12 WlUlam C. Pitkin ...... 19M Mtef Slid housing. Soma relief cases belong to us, while others are Xlntyres^at 1.8% Due 1/1 and 7/1) Chester E. Hogan ...... >...... 1954 In other personnel matters, the, $390 Per Popil ' Edw’ard A, Whittier, 10, waa killed tha raapoinaibfllty of pthar commimities and states, who reimburse Inatructional 2k)uipmeiit .. 4.290.61 board gave tentative approval td Tuition costs the local board last night when he was. buried by Commercial Equipment . . . 2;838.46 Cliffpld C. Varney ...... X ...... 1953 the Town for any assistance given their citixens. It is, 'therefor, as* School Project Bonds of 1952 — Foster H. Williams ...... 1 95 2 an exchange - arrangement that $300 a year for- each pupil; plus a aandxlide.. aaotial that taivesUgation land verification of resid^ce be determined Dated July 1, 1052, Payable $80,000 annu* Other Expenaea...... 2.715.83 might bring a,teacher from.Ore­ His mother, Mr*. Ruth Whittier, Operatl sink-refrlgerator- Some scientists believe.'- that receives satisfactory service and that all of our customers fully Dewenthty and High School— ...... 37,007.50 Bonds Retired During Year — .19.55 June Rosen, - a Waddell School ‘250300- Tuition ...... X462.-50.. stove uolt.the size of the eonven- brick was made by men 12,0(W -uader:at*nd the ges-bill-rendeyedv - — - ~ ^ ' — Vbfiw SL, Bowars and s o u th - . . . . 1,585.018.40------i;9M,494.M Wlill»m A. Stuek ...... teacher, and granted leaveiT'drair-' tional stove... yqjiro ago. From Water. Fund ...... 17.000 .195.3 sence to Robert Fenn, a science Totals 1.618.09637 James H. McVeigh ...... 1952 Anticipated Allotmants from State Public School Building teacher in' the high s^ool. who Commission— .Total Reduction $ 267,000 wants to- devote the year to study, In January, 1954, all billing was mlaced on an ^00 BTU peX Bowers School—19 Annual paymenu - __L and Miss Jane Hayden, a Wash­ cubic foot ba!sis (heat units in the now gas). This billing has of $6450aach ...... 116.850.00 y/ . TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONN. | ington School teacher, who plans resulted in the showing of lower consumption in cubic feet than, Verplanck School—19 annual ' '- • x^^.*--‘^"-*t;ENERAL FUND R E V E N U E to travel and study in Europe. . paynMQU of $9,600 each ...... 182,400.00 /.SUM M ARY OF PROPERTY TAX TRANSACTION FR oI r AUGUST .15^ 1951— AUGUST 14,1952 , with the old gas 0^528 BTUs per cubic foot...as the new gas 1. Robertson and Cedar St. Schools- I For the Year ended August 14,1952 contains 1 l/Z tim es the h!||at that Was in each cubic foot formerly . 8 -Annual payments of $1,095.62 each 3,286.86------302,536.86 - ' Uncolla^tqd supplied. School JPurposea-; Hospitsd Notes - r Balanc* ' - ■ " / 1-' Unpaid Town Owned Properties— ...... 4.035.203.Q0~ Statw'of Connecticut-;—; Iritieresirfnd ' Amount to be raised by future tajcatlOn Aufust 15/51 Lawful Lawful ‘ Taxe* Balance Lien Fws School Grant ....4^:1...... 201,165.60 Ust- and Currorit.,Li*t Addition* Reductions Collected ' Aus. 14; 1952 Collected I ^"^'iPatleat* Today ...... ;. .170, For es^am'ple, a cuatonier using a gas range and ^ for Bonds, excluding interest...... *3,691.463.14 Vocational Trhnaporlatlon . .. 136.60 ' - ■’ 1945 ^ 85A6 65.36 ' / 26.35~ ADMITTED YESTERDAY: — / automatic water heater previously consuming :r- Physically Handicapped ...'...... 8,479.66 . Alexander Spak. 92 N. $cJiooUSt.; Total a a a a a a • < 1948 242.09 $10,015,697.54 Adult Eoucatjpn .:.: I... y.... I ' 565.12 , ■ ' • L .J, ■ 7~~53.59 188.50 /■ • 46.32 Edward'. Rothe, Rockville; Melvin 4500 cubic feet a month at a CQst of $6.22/will—" ■ Libraries ...... ___ 1947 ■■ 831.71 LIABILITIES AND BALANCE 200.00 9.06 166.00 / 487.00 ------i r » Wackwitz, Wapping; Graver Me* Public School Buildings Commission. .now use 3000 ci^ ic feet of the new (higher heat) ' 16.845.62 1948 * 2,172.19' 25.06 1,514.64 1,633.29 251.35 Lallen: South Coventry; Mrs. Mil- ST. PATRICK'S DAY ____ gas at the same $6.22 cost. There has been no ~ Bended ^ ^ ^ High- School Tuition ...... „ 23.141.00-- 1949— ------•6.UL14 r ------V — 666.26 ------2f44S:W - — dred4UTuda/*2-Br*ntei*-St.;rEd-- sd'BsIaneea.pl Anpeopriations-rr- ..JuminiaiScbpoi-Tuition^ ------.r-n.St-T ------2.733.08-,- 283.81^ V 1333.00 - 1950' " ' ■ ■■■’ ■64.827.8$'-'' ''■'’'r-'-tiiesiRr ward Wirtalla. .71 Cbeatnut SLi. r ^ t e in c r e a s e . js and Veiplknck Mhbol%— . . . 2ld,704.09 Heat, Light; Supplies, etc...... 5.472.51 286.76 57.770:741 2.280.5S~ Edgar Bchuebeler,- Storra; Mrs.' Waddau Behqpl-^ ------3i2.488b5 -^JnUMst dh--Town-OeppslL.Eund ------10L69^------—— -:— - v ' 320:74 - - . 2,66£’86 - «,3(»,41 - 93T$!34 ------2330.95 : Miuy-Paatttla.—‘Waiylhg; Robert Eltmeatary and High School Plans^ . 37.007.60 Federal Grant—Public Law 874 .... 14,472.0() Arnold, Bolton; Loren Fracc.bia, Many custom ers using gas for heating, whether it be with Vamon St., Bowers and South— . . . 1.580,000.()0 ______£ ■ 1951 2336,785.63 2,441.81 14,415.43 2,550364.38- 74,447.95 657.34 2.043,200.14 Aitdover; Mrs. Olive > lien. Rock­ a central furnace, space heater, or with the gas heating raiigc, Total Schools...... ______27i,803.13 2,7n,4O7.70~ 2,762.«1 17,3824W 2,612.667.74 - *$4420.29 31588.29 s ' ' ville; Dorothy, and David Thelrien: Rasarva -for PrenUum and Interest on ■ 1 * 35 Drive B; Mrsu Mary Skewes, 7' hove had higher bills than a year ago. January was 24% colder, Sala o f School Bonds— ...... 8.294.40 < - WATER COLLECTIONS . ' Oierry La.^ Rbckville; Mrs. Ger­ than January-last year, which increaaed heating requirements and Fixad Property Balancing Acepunt .. -w . 4.035.203.00 General Purposes—; ------■ - - trude Hackaday, 18A Wadsworth , ■ - ■■■ r • . resulted in higher bills. Further, these lower winter temperatures State of Connecticut— “ I . . UncoUaetod Unpaid Intersst and St, Ext; Gilbert-Saegaert 72 . Total Uabilitiea and Balance .. $10,015,697.64 Balawra Current ■i- . Balance Lien Fees Unnmore’ Dr.; Georgetta Roglnk^ by Frank Parfct(^-33 1/3 R.P.M .. i . . V. $3.00 increa'ae gas use for water heating. Motor Bus Tax ...... •$ 2,677.27 . i:- Phi* to* ^Ths* original projecU have been completed and the dlsposlUon of Auf. 15. 1951 BlUlns* Adjustments Total Collections A u f. 14. 1952 .Collected 21 Windermere St.; Roy Darwin, this nnagpanded balance ia yet td be determined!. Dog License Distribution...... l.'381.7l Liquor licenses 18.083.67 ' 352.8321)6 161.67 370,734:56 256.734.58 . 14,37936 332.4$. Andover; Mrs. Susanna Demko, 52 22.600.01 Fatrview S t . , • Oyer the years, The Hartford Gat Company has been very Veterans’ Burials ...... 1,000.00 • St. Patrick's Day . CAPITAL FUND BALANCE SHEET - BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son 'proud Of its relationship with its customers, and we are concerned Welfare ...... 37.047.00 . . . As St August 14, 19^3 - Child WeUare .7...... to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierro. 125 7L674.14 TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONN. Maple S t; a"son to Mr. and Mrs. by K r9 Croiiby— 33 1/3 45 . R.P.M. by some of the misunderstandings that have come to our attention. ■ ; a s s e t s ’ ■ Estate Penalty Tax ...... 253.16 Cabb—Now School Construction Account — In Lieu of Taxes—Federal ...'/...... EMward SavUki, HUMde Trailer ^ 33 1 / 3 ^ 3 .0 0 *4 S-^ 2 .9 3 We therefore' are mailing to your ..home'a return post card for your 34,401.21 . SUMMARY OF PROPERTY TAX TRANSACTION FROM AUGUST 15, 19Si-A)^GUST 14,1953 Court. Bowars, Verplanck and Plans...... 1.930.21' Zoning Fees ...... 1,016.20 Pitt* tax — Flo* tax use ia communicating with us. This Will allow us to make proper wsddeu ...... 4.072.15 . * Town Court ...... •...... '...... DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: 23.288.06 Uncollected . i Leroy KanehL 33 Silas Rd.; Mrs. investigation and to correct any. difficulty^ypumay have, as Engtsaars and ArchilecU ...... %. / 64.688.78 Small Cleima Court 'TV.,...... *...... 1.542.00 Balanc* Vamon S t, Bowers and South > 58.088.84 Unpaid Interest and RoqUda Wood, Stafford Springs; 133.779.0l Town Clerljt—J^g Ucenaea ...... A.575.11 - A'uff. 15. 1953 Lawful Lawful Taxes Mrs. Beverly Reedy and daughter, promptly as possible. Relief—Outoide Towns and Individuals Balance ,, Lien Fees 18.357.30 List and Current Lift Additloaa Reductions Collected Aug. 14. 1953 Storrs; -Mrs. Ethel Zwick and U. a Tyoasuty Bonds and Bills st Coat —7 ~ Highway Refunds .’ ...... r ;...... 67 JO Ckillected Plus many singluf for your Irish UituhinO 1946 , 188.50 186.50 daughter, 437 Center St.; 'Valerie - Vaiwoo Bt., Bowers and South___ ' 1.002,847i Walk and Curb Repairs ...... 4,074.65 15.77“ Very truly yours, Anticipatad Allotments from SUte 1$47 ' 467.75 259.88 Shea, 114 Mather 6 t ; Mr*. Patri­ Bulldijng Inspector—.Fee* . r-i ./.-rr ...... 15.089.20 207.87. 86.79 cia Lukovltz, 20 Barry, Rd.: Law­ plunsura 6 • O '* 6 6 r 4 19c phis tax PubUe Schpol Building Commlsrion'— Care and Sale of Cemetery Lota and Burials ; 23.136.25 1948 1,6S2J»— _____, /i K o f T 1,196.48 Bowars School — 18 Annua] Pi 366.74 308.63 rence Glglio, Bolton; Mrs. Yvonne Police ■ Department ..... i...... , 7.719.91 1949 V 2,445.69 - 40.69 2,151.10 Lavlgne, Talcottvlllc; WillianH- Bants W 16,150 ea ch ...... vC. 100,700.00 Park Department I...... ' 296J $ x 550.16 39532“ 146.93 1950 438641 Feeney, 20 Cottage St. VarpIsBck'School — 18 Annual Wy* - RecreaUon Center Income ...... S.762.96 68.14 - 854.91 3,443,32 1,205.02 427.54 ~ ^ 0 # Every Tuesday and Thursday TH 9 P. M. ■ M B «A S M 49.600 each ...... • 172.800.00 1951 ^ DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. Green Haven-r-RenW ; ...... '...... 34,445.65 74,44735 9023$ 2,87930 66,898.91 6,071.82 2,641.20 Vivian McQnade, Glastonbury; Mon., Fri.. and Saturday T il 5:30 P. M. BobartsMi ^ Cedar S t Schopla — . . Rents—Town Properties ...... 2.946.00 W. T. Jebb _ 8-AMSial nymenU of $1.095^each 3.286.88 84HB2ar~ 1,2$3.$$ 2.844.iY 7Ll$$.i$ 8,401.81 3.8753S htrs-' Mhrgaret Fracchia. A ndov»; Library'Trust Fumf.Income ...... J.249.07 1952 ' Alton Cowles, 85 Lockward. st.; WTJisfl Vice President Waddril .Bcbool— 20 . Annual/ Pay- Library Incom e...... , 3.312.02 2,865,31230 ^ l,9$43l 13,56431 2.757,00537 96.706.93 707.44 Every Wednesday Til S:30 P: M. SMnta x f 49.600 each ...... j...... 192^)00.00 Mrs. Anna SimonU, $3 Oak S t ; ^68.788.86 .Cemetery, Trust Fund Income ...... 2.700.00 2,949,43$:09 3,2273$ 1$406.66 2,831443.76 ,105.108.54 / T582JT9~ Jame* Caine, 94 Chamber* S t; interest and F*ea on Taxea ...... ,7. 3.588.29 Peter Taylor, South Coventry. Wetek for your Lstter Rsply Cdrd h the Y ou wUl rsesivc 'ProMgtlas— , 6,858i003.00 Miscellaneous ...... 1.75449 to b* raised by future WATER COLLECTIONS - , If you arw a bu*y hSuaewif*,, a «BdR excluding / iataraaS 1410^18.14 .ToLal General. .,..6 262,014.56 -• .,.-1 ;for High aatf KeaMy UtMoOeetod Intorsat and rolling . b n t might help to coh- "~Ralaaca. Currant. . Unpaid B alvc* Lien Fesa-’u . •erv* your energy. U*e it for :to-»a fiinmnn J— 5!450,Oo6.00 -A... . ••• Property Taxes On 10/1781 rffnp.6244112t Auf. 15.1952 Btmiwi. y Total CoUacUd August 14, i 95S CqUecM - taking laundry from hamper -to . - 14,37936 , 2$031$6$ -37$,1$$.09 268,555.98 , . ^11343.04 35137 - - tub to liha and for carrying erean-! 35.118,630.64 ' / Total* ..... r .. . $3.15S AS 0^ 130 CENTER ! o f ^c h u r c h ' ...... tog aquipsent from o m 'room to 'anotoer- ■ ■ . •I V 'i . '-> C' * -f"’ - . /■ ' I r--& \ ■T 'V' f - . f -.I'-: ■V ■,-p \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD., MANCHESTER, CONN. •rijESDAY, MARCH 16. 19M \ ■ r ■ ■ ■ ' ■ r ...... - ... . ' BY FONTAINEIW TOWnrfitfSINESE BY H e r s h b e r g e r ^ O A lLf CROSS WORD PU ^LB MANCHESTER EVENING HEJtALD, MANCHESTER; CONn ”, TUESD^tY, MARCH 16.1954 ^PPIE H od * Answer to Previous Putzle Sense and Nonsense A- P A G i Sbngstrtss P Niagara Falls, which was also ths So, I would like to-borrow the OPA : rrlseflghters are people who bfyhood parish of the Rev. Alfred Ode ,t* ^a Barber Plans April W edding • u d an>ly it to tbs OvU Defense. wak| up and wtsh it wera a bad Votes Williams, itotor of St. Mary's. Attorney Davis oys A c a o ts IW Encounter You guarantee this tonic' 0 stands for Optimist of the one i » * r ' dream. Thsre he aasisted the Rev. Dr. i Radio . Sk Observe m m Win aave my thlnnlnf hair, Philip W. Moeher, who tvss famous Who twlieves the good Lord will ■ongttreit, EtrPlexua I I f that be true, then tell me. as th e . inventor of the modern Claims $10,000 ‘Givil Service’ take care of him if there la a civil Hotel Clerk— Inside or outside Can disaster, so why should he work or Oleril — DOWN S ir.... clerical collar. pgom, sir? ■ . ' I She it oW the Juat why la your pate bare 7 A fter leaving Niagara Fails, fhe prepare for the disaster. Then there 1 Stlni inf Oilest—Jnslde, 1 guess; It looks *- Bid Was ‘Joke’ is the P or Pessiinist, who believes —^ weves insect Rev. Mr. Wilbur held rectorships Dock Workers • She hat like rain. - ^ the woist Is going to happen, so let : XHeav|r blow . Mfs. Onimp- The ahame of It. T ax Issue in St. Thomas Church,. „ Bethel, .it coma; then thsns is the A or As­ eppeeieif on ' To think that my. huaband was theh at 8L Stephen's and the In­ XCdatlhw^ framlPign~ Aie ' (Conttailed franK;:^me One) 3 One time Mrs. Black— My husband Is sistance group, who plan an organ­ —— Qroeby't 4 Diihcartent m au arreated for hugging a lamp post. (Contlnned front Fags One) carnation, Washington, D. C. After ization, detailing work and helping \Mr. Grump—Now. ,dear^ calm constantly suffering from a stiff Then Judgfr'Daly disclosed that show ■ SGet up ' . 25 Theater bos 4T Horn an oiitsta.idlngi rectorship in the The Civlf* Service employment Other towns and* cities, providing It Bnilith yourself, and -look on. the bright neck. What can 1 do? .vlduala and encourage "the nation’s. Capitol 'city hs became g he w ai approached In his cham­ means that the longshoremen will . 6 Electrified 36 Preposition 43 V'aptd - bers last . Friday by Attorney supplies and workerstfor the*'(ns^ To the inercluiiita, coaiRiitt — princets side of things. Aren't you glad Dr. Q uack-Try a little flattglry. Chaplain (m ajortin the Air Force IM .woCkliig^-%ecUy-(()c-4h«~gov panicle 37 Female horse ‘44 Serene That'll turn his head. . growth-and expansion o f industry, iT S flb a -B I^ la , T » W law partner astonthey-hope wiU-never coms. fHendfl o f Natm er II PHh eus 38 Depaned 45 Toward the that It waa nothinig more than a during W orl. War II. He returned ermmeqt snd not for stevedoring VVe in Manchester .are fprtunat/ 14 Verbal 7 Turncoat the creation of Joba.’> It would coat and secretary of the Bar Examin­ • Spanish dancC 29 CPhtUry plant ^ sheltered tide lamp poat that I waa hugging? to parisli work in 1946, when he flnaa under contract to the gov- iji that we have a fair supply of crous contribution o f eweriie and clfart 11 Denomination Policeman tto judfie) — Your tha treasury nearly $1,400,000,000 ing Committee.,The Judge said El­ ^'srniflent, Persia 30 Rodents 45 Proportion became rector of Trinity CJhurch. medical supplies and a good I t Hntteiry 9 honor, this woman was driving a year. lis told him Davis had prepared a made poaaible the rreat mcceaBlttahihd Appellstion 32 Fighters 48 Biblical Lloyd'a of London, the greatest Covington, Kentucky. He remained Eleven ships destined for EuFb- nucleus .for a gjreat organization. 17 Biiddhittic to weed It ia to this bill Uiat House 3-page Statement o( admission. 14 38Newe^ 49 Roster insurance Institution In the^world, seventy miles an hour.' in Covington until 1952, viien he peah and Indochinese porta are We need more workers, more by “ L«dieaNicht,’^ we eztead ainaiaeeni Bileat, Delighted DemocraU hope to Uck the boost Judge Daly questioned Davis l9Seine 39Compass point50Crafted (her.) originated about t888 as a coffee Woman -Humph! Just shows accepted the call to Danbury. The about this. Davis said: tied up at Army bases by the volunteers,'- better organization. cS> 11 Dresses, es in personal exemptions. Debate outlaw waterfront strike, now in thank*. 21 Mover’s truck 40 Genus o( S3 Southern house for aeafarera .and mer- how much he knows. Hpw could I Rev. Mr. Wilbur waa a deputy to " I showed the'Statement to lilr. There is a secretary on duty in feethert have been driving seventy miles opens tomorrow with a vote due General (hifvention from the its 12th day. Some of the equip­ the Municipal Building every Mon­ 24 Lost blood grasses . general...^ chanta. Thursday. Ellis at his home Friday. He sug­ StU velled an hour when -I was only driving Diocese of Lexington. Ky., in 1949. gested we call on you.” ment awaiting loading is iDound day, Wednesday and Friday after- S3 ScottUh , Party Itnea .looked tightly ilratvn L_l_ft>r.. .hardpreaacd. French...forces r " r * r f " r - r - 11 TBxperiehce is the hen teacher, for fifteen minutes? SL Mary'n senior clioir will aing ‘^Didn’t it seem^Btrang# td 'Vbtr hooa from 1 to 4 who will be glad \ sheepfoM r - r - \ ______aa the teat drew near. The Repub- at the Wednesday evenipg service. lighting the Communists in Indo- Nutmeg Forest t tg r but it should be— seeing what It Hcana have only a 4-vote edge over thgt Mr. Ellis should want to see to sign ycu for <21^1,1 Defense. We litio n g flsh The offertory will be Bt. Patrick’s cMna. , hope to have a i^ t 'of the emer­ 1' b costs. The country Is full of promising the DemocraU in the Houae; 219 ms about something on which I 34 Exptdsien "Breastplate Hymn." De Witt, n^ose w^rk call Viu gency hospitals and the doctors t men. but the psylng ones ars the R ^ b llo a n a to 315 Democrata. The was holding a public hearing?’* 37 Famous race " 1 the Judge asked. Indicating there issued late yc8tni4ay,.aaid he was and nurses who will be in charge A. EDWARD CRAWFORD, G. t. C __ L.. __ Heard in an IncAihAtor: "La-?t milost sought after.______• ■ -dSftth .naeriaber Is - an Indepmtdent, confidant the M fiiy e l dock work-- P one out Is a rotten egg." Hep. ReanM of Ohio. iHay have been g ^TinbrTdT'tlfe Naylor Studio. of these hoapitalS~rn~ ‘ the ' hear 31 Land parcel - s ~ legal code of ethlCs in the visit. ers as t e m ^ r ^ a r il Service em­ future. FRED E. PECK. General Chalraua r Teacher—Johnny, name an ex­ BadM X S3 Wicked r ' Leadere of both partlea privately Ellis Denies Plan ployes would, prove as affective in "Aa a great many of you nurses The doctor hsd completed the ample of,'the hand being quicker Board to Study S3 Note in ik 11 axpreaeed uncertainty over the out­ Later Ellis denied that. it was Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sirak, 109 getting serribe ships loaded as it are married, we are in hopes of •It’s a n«w idea ha hat to gat rid paddl^!** - examination of a patient:. thin the eye.’ Guido’s scale come of the key vote Thuraday. hla idea to visit Judge Daly. Branford St., announce the en- was during the wildcat waterfront organizing a nr.rsery school In case Doctor—I can’t seem to find Johnny,— black eye. Some Deuwerata conceded they strike by members of the Inter- -! 34 Sclf>esteem B R P s r IT- f r the- source of your trouble. Off­ Torrington Bid “ It wasn’t quite that way." Ellis gagemenL .and coming-haarriage. of a dUa's.ter,_as a nurse who, \vorr. 35 Exist may loas aa inany aa 10 o f X5 of asserted. " I think Mr. Davis waa of tlisir'dliilsr Oontiia '**."** . XOTgmorenreiri - ABsn. ries aboui he~r own family cannot B Y J. R. W ILLIAM S OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLB P hand I'd say it waa due to drink­ of their' riaier, Miss Sophia Budol, (U-A) in 1951 OCT OUR WAY M > Salesgirl ( tn lady customerV - their members to the other aide. a little confused." daughter of the late Mr. ahd Mrs. do a good Job on the front line. 37 Impoverish ing. Earlier, they had esUmated ail but Town Directors tonight will dis­ Thevpresent strike by IL A mem­ j m i Patient (getting up to leaj'f)— Now this nurnWr is our 'moort.1 Ellis said that when the bribe John Sudol, to Leo F. Ridolfl, sbn So, as it was in 1776, the statement !49Topt of heeds w ‘M, k light Enchantment, "which la com­ flva or six DemocraU would aUy cuss ths possibility of Joining sev­ suggestion was made, Davis denied bers, which has closed moat of ■\ve hang together or we hang ’'AMM, - That's alright. Doc. I’ll ^come o f Mr. and Mrs. Remigio Ridolfl, ,42Sscial insect P i 1 m bined with a very effective mos­ in line. Some Republicana, on the eral othe- large communities it. Last Friday Daria admitted it 52 Bissell S t.. < the Port of New York, is in defl- separately' goes, if there is ever a w C M 6 N » -nOCXA! w 1 back when you're sober. ^ other hand, said 10 or 12 of their aAce of a federal cour^. anti-strike 43 Weight unit quito repellent." V served by the (hnn. Power Co. in but said it was a Joke, Fills added. The wedding date has been set major '.jombing or disaster. The SHE'S ufrM’ MAtiieue ESAO.MARTHAf IHTHIS FORK group appeared ready to cross liilunctlbn, federal contempt of / ;44Bh>e i|rr, r-- — :----- an effort to oppose the company's " I told him I was going to show for Saturday, April 24. * ^ civil defense is not only for Atomic LU«h<; 123 CALOetB^ The only reason many Ameri­ over. Another etght'or so were re- court proceedings and back-to- TMC FATSREATLV EXCSeoil'lS, 47 Infant’s toy • The royal rhad to succeaa would request fbr rats hil:es or to seek the statement to some member of Warfare, it is for any civil TMeM"«9 KE«PUK i can families don't own an ele­ 'garded aa doubtful. the -court and I mentioned your work pleas by IL A President Wil­ . AlSaj«T TMe CAR60MVD(2AraS AK)0 91 Wings 1 R' wr tr - phant Is that they have._ never have more travelers if, so many a reduction in amount of those dlsaste;, 11th Hour Effort hikes. name," Ellis toM the Judge. liam y. R ad ley and other IL A S3 Biblical been offered ah elephant for a weren’t , lost attempting to Snd "VVe ask for only a little of your " P0C3TB»*S/-»atoOtOMOO€j 1 In an llth^ hour effort to solidify . „ .miis said he took his law part­ ‘Graduate Club’ * * leaders. (T FOR SUPPER AFTER I : V ^ h e i F" K' dollar down and a dollar a week. short cuts. Mayor William T. Carroll, of- time but let us have a good work­ their ranks, Speaker Martin and Torrlngton, has written Manches­ ner, Davis, along Just in sase Jt dge Trace Strike History PROCESS IT Its) THE SliSIrMum “ f ing plan ready in ^ase we need it. (dial.) r other OOP leaders called a confer­ ter, New London, Stamford, and Daly wanted to ask him some To Reorganize - ' The strike is an outgrowth of 1 hope that you w-lU glean some iOMORy-lClUER*. B CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER the battle between the IL A and StPermita ence of all Republican House mem­ Middletown asking those com­ questions. little knov-ledge from the series Ah)D HE'LL bers after the Houae adjourns to- munities to share the cost of en­ Why did you think I ’d want to the 'A F L -IL A for . certlUcation by SSRot Sax lA Ths "Graduate Club’* . of St. of lectures and I am sure your j$7 Formerly 1" a day. gaging a consultant to studv the see him?" the Judge asked. "What tba^ National 'Labor Ftalatfons time will not be wasted." r Mary’s Episcopal Churbh will Board as haiig'ainlng agent io r the In hla taik last night, Elsenhower request for an Increase. Middle- did you think I waa holding this The next meeting of the group again become a reality tonight. A harbor's 24,000 longshoremen. The did not mention- another tax bill town has already declined. Man­ piibltc hearing for?” will be held tomorrow night in the Ellis replied that he felt Davis’, group of young people in their AJO, set Up. J »e A P L -IL A last -r- S M O K E , pending In Congress. This would chester's share of the cost would Hospital dining room, with Dr. BlIGS BUNNY cut about 29 excise taxes by 912 be about $500. - condi'ct was aside from the pur­ twenties are meeting in the Guild fali After ousting the- IL A for fail­ SOMEtHINfi pose of the hearing. Room at 7:30 for the purpose of ure to cleanse itself of racketeer­ Amos E. Friend,. Dr. Nicholas | million dollars a year—a reduction Sherwood Bowers, chairman of Marzialo and Dr. Barry demonn-; A t aorrrA oo SHU 0 6 IES.' the Board, says the expenditure 'Then his (Da Vis') statement reactivating this, a group which ing elements. the President also opposes. It al­ sfrating Tracheotomy, care of a rSONklTHIN*AaOUTi ■\nmssze ready has passed the House, 411-3, would make it possible for the stands correct—that you were the played an Important role in the Many ships have been diverted 9UJP O R H IU . DRIVE town to know whether the re­ one who suggested to come see me, parish after World War II. to Philadelphia. Boston, Baltimore patient with nasal hemorrhage TO CMOW ABOUT! and it expected to clear the Senate snd first- aid for eye cases,, -with ‘ aufP* ’tM60LKt easily next w-eek. quested increases are reasonable not Davis?” Daly asked. ’The Rev. Elward D. Hoilman. and bthec. East Coast ports. A «UIP- or--whether -they -should be "op- No,” EUls replied hastily., '"I minister to Episcopal students at ■innnlwr"Of 'sailings ftpm here ha've a revlo:'/ Of nursing procedures in -TTiere have been repdru the ad­ nasal gavags, oral jgavage and •LUP* ministration has virtually aban­ poeed. suggested he come up Arith me and the University of Connecticut, will been delayed. FbrgiVcIiii lYwcfirt Bowers said he feels the ex­ If you wanted to see him he would be guest speaker at tonight’s IL A Vice President James T. gastrie lavage.- doned hope of averting this rev­ cocky about thi insuc enue reduction and is concentrat­ penditure Would be worthwhile. be here. I didn’t suggest he come meeting. He will discuss the pos­ M‘oock ordered Philadelphia long­ • Other .matters to come before in to see you. I came in alone.” sibilities for the progress of such shoremen yesterday hot to work ing all i(a efforU against the In­ Mrvice weVe giYcn 'hbBchaB> come tax exemption incresise. the Board include approval of I ’m glad you did. I’m glad you group, the a his adr.ilntstratlon "haa^ asked the into a police . and court building, Judge Daly recessed the hearing people to whoin he,ministers at the ed a similar action by Independent the ' resignation of William J. University. ^\!23UbtL Congress to approve a glAht pro­ to April 12 at 10 a.m. longshoremen in Boston. ice is important.- -« / . gram to build a atron:,or America Mdore from the Town Planning During his examination Davis The origuial "Gradhhib CTub" TTie strike J>y iL A jpernbers has ^THE 6UlMt£A Commission and the School Build­ appeared pale and shaken. came into being in -1946 to provide kept thousands' oi A FL-ILA r.ien WOKHV W A T . Pt6 ? F-/*’ for all our people.". He cited as its JL goals expansion of Social Security, ing Committee, changing the busi­ I Davis told the Judge: for the needs’ of young p i^ I o who from working. a FL^ILA spokes­ ■ ' . : -■ W I f 1 ness hours of the kluniclpal,Build­ Sorry for Actions were too old to be eligible for,the men contend that 95. per cent of broader unen^loyment Insurance, When you seek insurance counsel. . , yoa more and better homes and elim­ ing to 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. during " I am sincerely sorry' for any YPF. U beexme teroporsjcily In­ the piers could be restored to nor­ ALL^YOOP Whai’t It About? i v V .T . HAMLIN Daylight Saving Time, additional reflections^ which my conduct may active after the Korean'War broke mal apUvily if what they call ination of alums, improved heaPii. want dependable, up-to-the-minnte advici a better farm program, improved appropriatiqns for bonds and bond have cast upon Mr.-Ellis, my aoso- put and many of the'leaders en­ "hatchet gangs" of IL A pickets interest, alL of which have been ciates and brothers of ths bar and listed In the Armed Forces .or were were kept off the waterfronL labor laws and wider overseas from men interested in your iMuranca prpV - markeU. computed in thq present 31 mill the Bar Ehcaminlng Com'uittee. It drafted. Members of (O rgan­ SpokS'emen for the cutlsw IL A tax rate, a tranafer of funds with­ has l^en difficult for me to reveal izing committee. haVli planned strikers, contend the union has been lem^y^. . men trained iii aU phaagB of -X in the Police Dept, appropriatibn, the facts contained in my testi­ tonight's meeting; 'aio 'Donald discriminated against by the tax refunds, and salary hikes for mony, but I have felt constrained Nicholson, Eleanor- Field, Shirley NLRB, and they' declare the strike Danbury Rector the assistant superintendent of by the power of God- to tell the ■nirkington and Barbara Wylie. will continue until the IL A is cer­ the Water Dept, and the senior truth and accept ths conseq-rences —“T—y ■ '■ L tified as bargaining agent. l i ' engineer in that department Due at St. Mary’s of my uh'.vise cqnduct, whatever Today|a hiring plans Inrluded UMaPlm t e Also on tonight’s agenda is the tem p oral workers to handle four the consequences may be.” $ $.38 $ 6.72 status of 4be~Keeney .Street- School ...Up ta yest'erday the probe was Senat^^ Askeil transports- at Stapleton and seven - 0> project,- a regular agenda item 24.25 19.25 Tha Rev. Paul D.' Wilbur, rector centered on charges of discrimina­ r.iiIitaty,\qargo ships in Brooklyn. • i o o 39.05 30.70 of St. James’ Church in Danbury, since the. fight over thfct school be­ tion in Middlesex County. In the On Chavez ^Qiister The AfXAY needs an average of 800 Aka** •ayMoRfa -cavor oearytliliit 1 aiih this lonK-«stahlii^tri< firm on any ih> , will be the Lenten guest preacher gan. L ia t^ (or discussion is Town A iRoa af 1100 coela 0^00 morning hearlhg, Fairfield County to 900 workers dally OAIM; docks Bromoffp raMoRR^-U IS iilt'gladly help yin. 3-(C ion on the powers the general (Coaflnoed from QHe otRuthlp l«$ivlMaR»-%f tlO.OR^ck. T. u. Sit «. a s«. on. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Hla topic were being discriminated against at the Caven Point Terminal in will be ''The Church in the Local manager in contract questions. by the Bar Committee. . 7V-7C ‘ , iM« Sf *»• Jersey C3ty, N. J. / S Employed men end women ~ Parish," the third address in the Crockett has ruled the general Fairfield County . has 15,000 been hkd, it now “ And, frlendt^ this dgsret uses nothing but the’ top two' Lenten series entitled, "The Fel- manager is the authority in con­ Negroes, one witness said, but there Is no evide: i'«4mats6ever married and tin (le —-enjoy a th»t.*>aamdLNi.>R tract matters after the Board has .lowship of the Holy Spirit,” only a few have been admitted to to sustain* any charge 6t fraud, prompt "y#*" at Jiaimat A loan , Befors^ hoMek V m ip ^ per cent of Bie. filter approved a project, voted an ap­ i;$R 18 WILKIN. Planetcar Good News BY RUSS WINTERBOTHAM The Rev. Mr. Wilbur will also the bar. . , misdoing or improprtoty attribut­ 85 Taking CD at Ranwe^ antitlet you to sationr propriation, and set forth the That testimony came from John able to Sen. Dennis>^I^^z. his wide credit Wide choice of pay­ BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Nice lead the weekly Lenten discussion method of financing. \ . Insure witk Lappen EDGAR MARTIN group after service on the same W- Lancaster of Bridgeport who managers, agents ©t othera (fo- ment plana . . . you aalact beat said he had been unsuccessful in sponsible to him fn any way what­ payment data. Phone firat for q m TWPR4WMCK topic. This group is sponsored this soever. urse Course iSTHITiMERraM week by the Girls' Friendly Society fopr attempts to pass the bar loan in one viait. Coma in or writs ACTDWlVV, "There-is no ev: g issocMEa... 1 WMQM 5V5ST WQM NOt> SenJoF Meigberg Clujb,...... B e^ Truck Blaze examinations. JTO SE iH A O V liae Another Negro witness, William in any manner tipOSf-^eVOxrac- of seven O vil Defense tMna999«e$90» t uwwwowy m V MOOR Other Wednesday services at St. ter or Integrity of sald.^Senator ' »ne«Mngs afbaoged as a Refresher John H. ; ENOuMOpr VbSAMtT ttb Mary’s are celebrations of the b. Clarke of Norwalk, said he had Saaibh/ FOOR OkSfR'.Vy Makes Bottles Pop made three tries. Dennis ijnavez,Oiavez, nor ris'is thereth #e any /Course, lor \lnacUve graduate i ONEARTHOi: IM I. «M Q » VBiMM . Holy Communion at 7 and IQ a.m. “1 don’t know if it’s a continuing proof orr suggestion that ttemator“ « “ >■««. was ; WEiPIOEMlCWR V «04M M t VN Both are services in honor o f St. (CoxMniiied'from One)"^' conspiracy, or what, but it's a Dennis Chavez was a-.-partiOf any Patrick, Bishop of Armagh, The very bad - looking situation.” conspiracy or effort to p<^ert o r i’’ *6t*t at 7:18. Eighty-eight Inactive 10 o'clock service wiU be followed A passing Highway Safety Pat­ Ciarke told Justice Daly. " It is a frustrate the will of the people of I attended, 50 frdtn Manches- by a period of Intercessory prayer. reflection dn the State of Connec­ New Mexico in the exercise of The Rev. Mr. WHbur comes to rol (?ar radioed the Westbrook MAIM STRCET ifs'mski State Police barracks and the Old ticut because the Bar Ejxamining their frsnchlse," Henningp d e-' m Manchester unusually well equip­ Committee is an agency of -the dared. ^ - ford,, one (rom-Wesl Wllllngtf*“ — 2ml FIssr. 0*er Waohssrth’a ped to rjiscuss Ids topic o f the Saybroqk Fire Department— was from Andoscc-aiidliwa from. State.” The >oibcommltteVur*'*h)rtty.t;J^ t „, i church in the local parish. His dlspatcb’ed to the scene.. ..while critical of tjte.'Axiduct' of tJ>n-jA!?o..pi%sent was Mrs. Ixml Ask far the YCi MANager 164 E. CENTER STREET MI-9-5261, ministry has been wide and varied. -The trailer, loaded 'w ith 500 Cady, R,N., present state' co-ordlna> OKN THUMOAV tVCNINOS UNTIL I cases of bottled beer, was blazing .the election, said not “cast­ \ .. A„.*raduat JL_ oiLjrtlnUX-..-CPHe-gei^ tor for'nursing in a y il Defense in •-^aaiH aw4r W mISaah at aU wriaariliit u— merrily when' flremert arrive'dr Est^ ing any asperrioney-i^^ --.Ghavez Class of 1924,.he prepared for the Fal«e Alarm €all personally, this area;'''” ...... ' ministry at the General Theologi­ ploding hottlei: showei-ed. tha Are Mias Beatrice Bindef, R.N., Di­ \ fighters v/ith hot suds and broken The subcomnilttee jpaid.. invesU- rector of Nursing Service at Man­ PBISOLLA’S POP cal Seminary, in New York City. At Greeii Manor gatlon of 'liglf of the batlots in the ,The Raw Deal BY A L V e RIMBER AZilSL. A fter a brie' period as an assist-, glasa but no one wSs hijured. Fire­ chester Memorial MospUal, gave a men were at the scene for an hour. NeW M.exliJo'election revealed that Short review of Nursing Aspects of MICKEY FINN J^me Sho^J 1 J B Y iA N t LEONARD ant at the Chapel of the Atone­ one-thtrd of the votes cast - wpuM m ment in the Bronx, he served as a- The' badly dafnaged truck and Firemen from " Companies 2. 3 Alomic Warfare, after which two ‘trailer were left at the side of the have to ^ thro^..Out; ard that it films were shown: "Biological War­ r i Curat# in SL Peter’s Church, ahd 4 of the South Manchester Fire would u inpoMble;. to^.^11 who IVIF. ME PLAVS : road,^ and an - hour. later the tires Dept, made an iihnecessary run fa re" and "Nurse In First Aid Sta, iigaiq burXt into flSme. The Old tlon." . , / TO BE to Green Manor thl'* noon in re­ Officlkl i^tu: ns • ShYtwC,' Chavez F A I R IA A ’ y e A / ^ / B U t~ Lyme Firs Department turned .out' sponse to box alarm 853 at Eliza- Dr. Joseph Barry, medical direc­ vcim 122.543 votes to 1^168 for tor for Manchester O vll Defense, tljis tinie and extlngiiished.. the .beth Drive and Quaker Road. An Hurley, s blaze. ■ " welcomed the group,- thanked theip Investigation 'is being conducted The -full ,committee -ifptid down Stale 'Trooper Robert T. Mac­ 'this afternoon. ' fo r 'attending the meetlrv and DON^ a proposal-: by Sen. lto)W n J^hat said he wa<*^ased to see so^many Donald said Berard was arrested Several false, alarms were ' cun New Mexico’s four -riecUiflil 'votes, Throw ThMri A w a y „ snd charged with reckless driving from three boxes in that section in;attendance, especially since'the credited to Preai^lent r * — recent controversy about, the O vil •tUI Plenty Of Wear Left because he had continued rolling of town several months ago and be throwib otit of the . In .ffhoee Repaired Here after the tiees had gone 'flat. The a young boy admitted his guilt Defense program in' Connecticut. tabulation. "Eisenhower He continued^ "In the worils of ■■‘■X FOR YOUR LOIR truck, is owned by-the. McDevitt when-apprehended. of 442 eleotonl votes,"^'69 for Transportatlcn CoC‘, Of Cranston, the g r i^ Blfrick Henry *We hsng A grass Are was extinguished Democrat Adl'at Stevenk^'. * togetfier ..or mL hang -separately’ SAM yULYES by Co. _1 at the rear of 19 Moore Shoe Repairing of the Better Hayden’s amemLnent, :glLe Hen, and ’'Glvd^Cl^ Liberty or give me St. this morning 'about 8 o’clock. Kind Done While You .Wait. nings’, was defeated on f^ -4 vote. ,Death‘- 4 h ^ gave us -liberty, let ua . When you have a t)ig w'ashiiig to Thb Manchester Fire Dept, put - Republicaivi onTths. cdSnmlttee retard dbath-as long aa we can. 18 MAPLE STREET do, aort clothes first for color, sep- out another grass flrs; this mom- are Jennef, t^rlson 'df-^Kansas, ‘‘You hitvwall heard of the OPA. X ' —Opp_Ftrai~Hathiaal-- sratlng Colors from whites. Then' ing on Mather street.______Potter Barrett aiMi .nf Borne swaan-tQr 'tt and some-swear- sort ~them according to soU;' this A t 1:30 "Ihls afternoon,' Co. 1 r- r Farldng Aat WiscoitiW,' Damocrats' ai«,7%llette, at It, Imt' regardlm of htw you com t t9 1iM7 M ^ r S t ^ CAPTAIN EASY Toe Frioiidly BY LESLiB TURNER "Will saidw you to wash' earii pHe ■wax cal)eff 70 Ridge Slrebt f w ’ ii Henali^Vf -■ . - -r -i' Fl^pKLES ANO ^ f r i e n d s alran*»e CMtsider 'it. I f aqrved its purpose .BY ip^RRlLL C- RI,OS.SER :for the. eorrect'.hptgth of time. ■ ' latand and^liett«4>f-l0wrtL-— - and-held^ the line against Infletion: TWMRXENIEMliKNSiiie Hba»«ac.eHf iook.* m v . ifs tiae vpu SO WNRn THtr Huamr CMTT NkWM too '' r ' i ' w ^ e UPANP STwtr liwms n w preseur. MUCH TO VOU OR TOU-iMXU.PM'T EE t) VOrRS TOOUCC lOOKUt TO «ASTE TIME SeMO HOU.WMOOO. 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■‘-irr~ ' f ' By erts EARL W. YOST Piincipals iit Kaccyt Irish Night Proyai^ •parte ESitoc By REN OLAN -7'Jingle with thejMURgJoadadJa)] Aaseielnto^. ftwso Sportae^ior ninth drova in pito runs to give SALARY UPPED Eddie Jeost, who ployed under Braves’ O’Goniiell Safe at Home ♦The Shew piaje wghU)>- .1 Youthful Johnny (3anavari, who Wedneaday. TlekeU bto i If i I two of hoeeballli most brilliant the Dodgers-a 9-l',vlctoi'y o.-er the ^.tacticians, Conls Mack snd Casey V/ashingtoi)''^ Senators! B ig. Don (.Advances guided. Rockville Hlgh’a Yellow- able for the rtotatetaf .'' Aftotbtftolatengsl, Kta<4had M hisa surprising ASBomwIwIeeae’ -Phtla. IBUIIw- -Newcombd-pitched-the last Jackete, to the a a s a B Maaicathaii COACH h t R a b l o i m r a delphia Athletlca on top of the and rtoeived credit" for the tri- Tournament for the second tima axhibltion atandinga todi^ aa he "Fo in two years, will receive a 3400. looking forward to a fw> or pmowlMUl wr«i* umi%.r The vSenators still haven't raise in salary it has been an­ cessful baaobaU Mwon « t tSte' Manchester High’s riflemen, a tta in its ; Middletown High ■Ceka to make his rookie season aa ^ n an exhibition game. ta IIWiiIimU i art looklnf a manager a successful one. nounced by the Vernon Board of spring. The form er jfgOowa to tlM tama typt turnout team of beginners that has been was in third placs. Thus, CCIL Homara by Stan Muslal, Ray I -New York, March 16 Ken­ Education. Director of JPhyslcal Leegue outfielder wlU kMO 03i 01 Piersall One of Biggest steadily improving all year, end­ The Athletics, rumored to bs in" Jabtonaki and Wally Moon topped Wtdaudasr night at the Stan- competition 'produced the first a bad way financially, likely will tucky's undefeated baaketbail Education in all Vernon (Rock­ veteran team to work Arena in New Britain attract- ed the season with the most re­ and third place high school teams, a 19-hit attack by the Cardinals aa I team, 'which-paaeed’up tournament ville) schools, Canavari U alao eluding four pltto«i« ^ . Ja ta markable improvement of all—the hava them coming out to Bhlbe thay swamped the Chicago’Chiba laet Saturday night More R{foters for’Ted Williams auguring well for next year’s Park in drovea this aeaaon^ they I play, waa voted the best college head coach of , baseball GiardeUo, a 35-vAKr old fMtedto> l,TJana paid their way state championship. T6-7. The Redblrds touched ex- I team In the nation today by and soccer at Rockville High. His phla.middtewaight, andfil-jw J. Russell Lent, secretary of the CCIL competition- keep on winning. And th ^v e been teeinniate Howie Pollet for four j ttiwMifh the _ tumtiilea in the ♦ - V is, b j sportswriters and sportecaaters current salary of $4,400 will be Wiuia -rroy^ve been matehed la Manchester's 713 team score is -doing nothing else yklnce the runa in the "first -tnMng Tind grab­ ‘ Baidwara City to watch the mat Sarasota, Fla., March 16 tjPhr- Ted told me. 'You’re also taking Connecticut Btate Rifle and^ Re-J I participating in the next to the upped, to 34,800 next September. a p tfim to bo one o ltb p bait Hie more you talk with members Grapefruit League c5>mpetlUon got bed^ four more off Johnny Kllpp- ■ft.,' ’ card which featured gadgets. Sev- your eye off the ball. Ybu’re not underwa>. ; last AasoClated Press weekly poll. the Msaon PrtdBi Slgbt !«al hundred tu rn were turned of the Boston Red Soa. the more t \ T S U t e '^ l I l ^ Z ^ s w T OaUery steih in the second. ! . The Wildcats, who closed their thinking with the . You’ve Match held in New Hav«n J^^day, j ^*3 ree .of improve^^^^ They’ve won she etaight games M Square Ctardea . . . you realise how much they’re go- got to ^figure out the different A aacriflec fly by Jim Greeng~asa season by beating Louisiana State itben d a ^ at the (Jardea: ‘ « W * ' . . . Ing to miss Ted Williams__this Saturday and Sunday, announced ^ al J^tct and have yet to taste defeat. The in the ninth broufpt In the run that for the Southeastern Cionferonce ***fpitchero tar-the^ leaguer-You’v* got Bier have theTtext: •WnniBSDAT NIGHT the year. to study them and try to learn today that Manchester High tookT^“^‘ ^ ^ , gave the dncInnelT Redlegn a.. 4-3 title, were given the No! 1 spot on h 37; ^ m 3 t o i * ^ M e t e S S ~ Williams, currently convalesc­ first place in the ConnecUciit High i best r e c o ^ S-2 followed by the victory over the New York Yan- . GIANTS 47 Of the 70 ballots in the weekly vs. Coliaga AU Stare, March 3S . . : midgeta headline the prognun at what pitches they’re going to WM first 1 diana firing a five man team score Pittabui^ Pirates 6-2, the Brook­ keqs. AUle Reynolds, making hti the local Armoiy. Manchester ing from a broken collarbone that throw in certain Situations. There School Division, and \I%oenix, Arts., March 16 v e )— competition. That left Kentucky Yankee Charlie SUvera needed an operation to speed re­ Connecticut team in the enUre' slightly bettsr than lyn Dodgers 6-3 snd the St. Louis first start of the year, gave up five MAm w Leo Durocner of toe with a 25-0 record, the first per­ Jus played ia ISO gamee over a ’ eran‘t he able to match the New is more to it than Just.going up I the fpur man team score that won Cnrdlnala 5-3. ^— ' Brnaln figtna o< 1,700 paid for the covery will niias. the first three or there swinging a bat.’ Junior competition; hits and two runa In four inni.-vrs. fect mark since Army’s in 1944. six ytar ptriod with tha New four weeks bt'the season, it now ___ js, . the State meet. / • e •_ T h e Milwaukee. Bravto clubbed NdW;

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X ikKCHE^llSR iVEmNG UJLSCHEST^ CCmS^ TUESD^ M A R C ll4^ 1954~~ im SW ^ YEN m e HEBAto. NANCHMTBR, COW., T U ^ Rooms Wtthooi ^oard 5$ Housea For Sals 72 Hcatiav-^PlUMMng 17 Articlcti For ^ale 4ll HooMhold.'Goods 51 Housss For I 72 Lagal Noticaa jUrtoMoUlSB for Sale. 4 Auto Prirfag; Sfhool 7-A Hdp Wtintfd—Fcmslti 35 :----- a t THE CENTER—Oeen, com­ JIAANCHBSTBR—New ntoch, qual. lU^OHT ROOM houae. FlVe acres of Air A COURT o r probate held ■nrcKiB TQU Roy » owd oar IMUVINO tnatniellona from '^yoMT bSNNOX Itiraapaa' shd sra^m air WOMAN TO Do claanibg and irwi- NEW MODEL, all folding Tajrtor. Tot, light weight. Can be used as fortable rooms: aingle or double. Ity con^ctiro. no dmfolqtotet, land. Barn, chickOni coop,, other at Manenester within and for Uie Saa OtiTtnan Motor Salaa. Boick hoow, DuU-control tnaurao car, haatmg. Earl tm Camp. MRchell two or three daya a.week. Cell For the BB8T buy ta 19 Wadeworth S t . larg* kltchan, three beAooma,i District o( Mancheiter, on Ilia lltb day 94844. VENETIAN BLJNDS walker or stroller, easy to take cto buiidlhga. Inqidre 589 Bush HUl of March. 1964. Skywatch Schedule ■aloa and Sarrtca. 3S8 Itaa atandard or automatic. Call Man- . 9-8806 afford :90. fuU ceUar, wooded lot, c e atn llr Rd. ~ JOHOHN J. WAIXBTT. JbdSe. atroat. KRehaU 9-487L Open aro- cboatar Driving ^Academy. PL CaU MI-S-4868 bus. Folds flat, like new, 913. Ml. f u r n is h e d Redroom and kltch- located. O i^ $U,900. Carlton W. ----JSof Roberter BInke Of Masebeater, B sism e Jit H n GUARANTEED PhuaMag a FINDELL MFG. CO. 9-1603. 9-7949, ToU free. an. New Frigidelre. Call MI. Hutebtos; ML 94198, 9-4894. WEST SIDE—Six tiniahed rooms. iajMUd______DiMrIci,. incapal incar"*-*- IT heating. Alteratloaa and Hdp wantsd—Malt 36 485 East Middle Turapike 9-3081 The C.xeeiltria of the eetats ]Ot Uie MORTLOOrS Driviflc School. Loot work. Perms flaaa alactrlc Also Reeonditloii||M EUREKA VACUUM cleaner, brand Full basement. Brick front, flre- deCeSaSd conaervator bavins eahlMled 18 Mldnlght-8 - ___ N66iMk ^BLAatottDAPVT. SrrUOBBAKRR- 1961 Landcroiaer MANCHESTER—4 large rooms, to plmce, oil heat, axtraa. Amealta an account WiUi lald eaUte tq. this a-ato^— Afil...... «'l...... aadan. Diiran oidy 94,000 mllaa. A confldanca quickly raatorad by a gas water heuera acidSS andsuits ia-SAg* DRIViBRS FOR full tlme^dsy or Tepee end Corde by Terd new rotOmatic. sWlvel top.j Crot ROOM FOR Rent Near Center. lovely eecluded setting. Young*- Court tor allowance, it la ------N 66M . V D M 90UK8 aklllad, courtaoua Instructor. En- stallad. Tima paymanta arrsngsd. night work. Apply City Cab, 83 x999.95. sell lor 951. Phone MI. drive. Carpt^.Excluelve with E A OR]------“ ■ 6 ajii.-8 ajii...... Vahritsiia WeoiaR. ona-ownar car, automatic ahlft, Heat and hot water. Gentleman town kitchen, paneled in knotty BRCb: That the 39th day of Atn.-9 Am. • d t A*li. to 4dDP. IL heater, McClura Auto Co. Ml. dorsad taachinp method (uaran- SkaUey Brothers. MItchsU»sM94t|4. Purneh Plact. 8-5999. ■preferrwl. 37 Foster St. Ml. 3-5831. pine, oil hot water heat, trees, ga­ E Agency, $10 Main St. MI. 94397 M nrfi..ItH___ ,______at ten o'.clock, forenoon, at I** n iiiilo n ••SBAB•• nVGlHBiGGn.Vzhmtiaia NdaOeS.!■ teas fewer laasoni FLAGSTONE. Stone for walls, and Ml. $4480; lha Probate Office In the N< igucy BuiiiD, / 90449. j___ , - lioensa ln> Bol. 4ftUCL-8 x -ll F t Oriental pattenv rage, amealta drive, bua, $10,900, eraaitf.'ML 9-7998. - WANDpahi'-FIlUng station attend^ WILL RENT 1arge;-pleaaant room * Carnoft W; HUtoklhe. MI. M iSi' ...... the '■ WO0ft*8 -PeflDe- wnB** v» a'«-rr«"a"f'6r« *'« VMWifiDDfG ---- “ - T r a d d s f sud, full tints. Must be married, tod Notch Querty; M*. 84817. good condition,;938. Pad 9 x'13, $5. allowance of aald-ncoount with lald ]p*n!|v • e • ■ a e e e e • e e « a a s« • eMfSi HftTOld trfpPlIa. DlIVtt CDtttMlP boihr5!^^Tiies to refined working woman., MI. FOUR FAMILY m IXAflSlFIED ADYT. PAC9CARD FOR SAFE and Coortabua Auto SUMTSce 20 honest end w ping-to ' woyk. Ex CaU MH; 9-1154. 54420. estate and the appointment of a euccea- pjn* aeeoeeoeenoereeeea eWilliGlII SlPSlMOik Drlrtnc Instruction with Insured periehcerielice preferred.prefi McQuiMcaiire Auto PA-DE WALT power tools and sbr conaervator and thit Court dIrecti MON . THSD PRL BLUE RIBBON lea. Salas, aerviee, demon- BOLTON CEU4TER—Very nice sec­ -Two 344 Room Apartmente. that notice of the lime and place as- p.m.*l0 p.m...... eMsrm FltscDrilA fleewiee rS B r” ^ dual ccaRiol ear call Laraon Drlv- MANCHESTER — Package Daliv- Oo., Inc., 973 Mata Street, Man- tion, ranch with attached garage. One 4 Room Apartment signed for said bearlas be given to all J p.m.-18 Midnight ...... H y a tt SutUffe. RusatU W right j- Phona MltohMI tr y , uocw ugBi tmcBtm m r chote^. Terma arranged. Cairttol DAT BED FOR Sale. CaU MI. Apartments^Flate— ; — Quick salat MI. 1-6403.' ^ peraona known to be tnfercated therein Volunteers may register a t Civil Defonae Headannrteta. M aS oM USED CARS— Equiplaeot Co., 88 Mate S t 9-3880. One 2 Room Apartment to.aPPK*appear---- and- —be ’■—*heard "■thereon----- ^ SATURDAY • A. M. package delivery. Rsfrlgwators. 'Tenements 63 Centrally located on the comer pulibHsMtag a fxipycopy ofo'* this“ ‘ order In some ^UdingT^tocheater, on Mondays, Wedneadasra and Fridays nS 5 *48 OLDS SEDAN washers end stove moving n EXPBRIENCEO Hygrade lubrica­ BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem- -8PANIC1NO CLBIAN 6 room home neespaper having'lavfns aI ciicirculation in laid 1-5 p.m. '^',1 , Only 1876 ^eclslty. ML 94761. tion man with raspoqelbllltias, new Due to popular demand we are with inviting rear porch, oU hot of Chestnut and Laurel Streete. District, at leasteast twelve days■ s beforebefpr the WILL nante at low pricoa. Aiao rug wool extending our sale. 20 to 30% dis­ THREE ROOM, second floor aput- Good income proposition. Property day of said hearing, and by malting In BushicsB Services Offered 13 car dealerahip, exceUetat wages and laetructima to braiding ruga. ment, unforniahed, avallabla April water heat. Rusco screens and I.TBD *49 PACKARD SEDAN AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO., and benatite. Andy in person only count on eU furniture snd appli- 'doors. Ameslte drive. Price is in good repair. a realelered letter on or before March nt UOaan, have boon gj|||t • $677 ■V-, CaU RockvUle 54T0L, encea. 1. Write Box 8, Herald. 1", 1964. a copy of this order addrcaaed Three Lacal Girls Keppo. AlphA m otollSISI HAROLD A SONS. Rubbish ra- local and long distance moving, St Tsintor Pontiac, Inc., l85 Can­ $13,600. $0400 mortgage available. Tq Inspect Contact lo Robert Blnfca, C*o Cheaterfleld C|M- D iol MI-3-5121 moval, also cellars cleaned. Call packiag. storage. CaQ ML 3-8197. ter 8t., Manchester. LOAM—Rich top aoU, delivered. CHAMBERS FURNITURE TWO LARGE 1% furnished adjoin­ Madleine Smith, Realtor. MI. valescent Home, Chester. Conn.; Com- Sorority. *47 PO N ^C SEDAN ML 9-4084. Hartford ClUpel 7-1433. ib S-1642 or 0-1146. mlSiloner of Welfare, B ute Office G lid ­ In UConn Sprority Mlaa Macaulay has bean 9.11161 Only 1498 WANTED-Part time fUUng atettaa Washed stone, sand, gravel, flU. At *The Green ing aparimenU, larfs cloaete. T. J. CROCKETT, Broker ing. Hartford, Conn. ad an w*tt4r SeeJI fund 1 Nussdorf Sena and Stone Co. Tel. MltcheU 34187 share bath end kitchen. Every 244 Main Street JOHN J. WAL.LBTT. Judge. g u a r a n t e e d Top qtiaUty tols- attendant. Houra 8:30-9*40 p.m. MI. 9-7408. / convenience. Private entrancaa. SUPER SEVEN Room ranch, four In^yaio-tharepy nt UOaiw. ’4S'PACKARD^HQ>AH vision ssnrlcs..OaUs rscslvsd hs- PsliitiBK—PspsriiiK 21 Must be married, honest and Hours: 10 to 5-^>:30 to 9:30 Pt-M; twin aUe bedrooma, fireplace, tile Nancy Macaulay, daughter of m Sblier, iu M k U r of Lost and nmud Only I898 X Adults. Referencea required. Also Office MI-3-8416 ^ willing to woik. McClure Auto C6., SEVEN USED refrigerators, 9 to bath, aluminum storm wihdows, Mr,.and Mra. Edward MaOauley, 38 Sliirer. 50 Fnrm M v e aad . night 9-1847. Inc., 373 Main Street, Manchester. distinctive 3 room heated apart­ hot water heat, full ceUar, a ta e l______Residence MI-9-7781 Anderaon daughter of'Mr.'aad Xj0aV>4bgr’a gnaii 90'* GkdumMa *47 FRAZIER PAINTING AND Boats and Accctiaorles 46 13 cu. ft. $35 to $190. LaFlamma ment, completely fornlehed. Pri­ Andor Rd.; Gall Todd, daughtar of Mcycto. Park, Only 9188 ipUance Co., 15 Oak St. Tet. MI. vate baUi. front and - rear an- iMSm construction, garage, 100’ EIGHT ROOM house for sale direct Mr. and Mn. Albert Todd. 879 Carl- Anderaon are pi edge ee ef WIRING INSTALLATION of sU PAPER HANGING EMPLOTKD MAN with car to sup­ l°t._foc*__near.--Bowers- from. oWner. Good condition, -Dil The types. No Job too ssbAIl P s Cw plement ~tncome with— -evoiif triireear Suitable-for thraoadtoto;^- School. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. ------Porter 8tr,~aadiaUHh«lh P9; *80 PACKARD SEDAN work. Phone Hartford, JA. 84739. buUt!\New low prlcea. Full 13 Phone-Ml. 84860. steam hast. Vacant. MI. $-5989. LOSfT-Lady'a poekatboek.katboek. Vicinity Only 8798 Pan taluk, 40 Foster straat Phone JOHN M. McCANN month guorentee. CaU for a (dem­ iRxAUTOMA’nC Gledtron iron- 94183, .94694. daughter of Mr. and Mm. D. « The U. S. monthly milk predufi- naataurani, Owner m te b e ll 9-7803. AUTUMN STREET — Ona block Doctor Says Pwry, 78 Tanner S t. aU fmebman tion te |treund tight millioa peoMlA c t Prinoaaa 30 Laurel Street WOULD LUCE to hear from reliable onstration. Terms arranged. Nas- etv‘Dirae years old. Excellent con- 4H ROOM Duplex with aU modern IIOOO DOWN, THREE bedroom aa«WaMiy naada parsonal papara. *41 PLYMOUTH men we can train to overhaul and Biff Arms Company, "House of dltlbn. Seldom used. MI. 9-3810, conveniencea near Main 8t. Oil from Porter, Cape Cod, $11,950. addraaa .ooatainad with­ Only fl48 OOMFICTB Rapairs bT Stuart R. TeL MI-S-7388 or Ml-S-6788 Sports", 1015 Mato street Tel. MI. ranch, fireplaca, tUa bath, storm OU hot water heat, fireplace, Rapmi.to a WolOMt^on wiiqpar and iautomatie tostaU air conditiontog and re­ heat, garage. Adults. Referancea. windows, fuU c a l^ , high eleva­ lastitottoiialiglng Victim in. frigerating equipment. Must be a-1647. -— . R.CLA. R ^ I O phonograph com­ Write Box X, Herald. storm wtodowa, sevens, awnings. '46 NASH *48 DODGE vacuum clean- bination laUe model with ma- tion. Large Tot, ib mtoutea out, Four rooms and bath down, liv­ Of Stroke Needs Much Study SEDAN PANEL smaU 'upU ancae _ PAINTING and mechanically Inclined and willing Carlton W. Hutchtoa. MI. 94182, to atudy to spare time. No inter­ LOCAL DEALERS FOR the tinest hbgeny a ti^ . Excellent condition, t h r e e room furnished apart­ able upstairs. Amesite drive. Es­ By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. AniMNUiecBiMts WMding, 180 Main S t. Phone Ml. pA P E ir h a n g in g "Master Craft" Boat TraUers. $50. m i; S-76N, ment and garage. For couple tablished neighborhood, MI, 9-1376 % *47 NASH *48 CHEVROLET 9-9979. ference with present occupation. Prices start at 994. New 1954 between 5 and 8, Written for NBA Servloe’ SEDAN PANEL FLOOR SANDING For information srrite at once giv* only, $50 per month. CaU Rockville SSKCHANGB — Client with large "Should an elderly perixm who BBIDOliWAT MILL8— Sboaa and models in stock. Terms arranged. YOUTH BED spring, solid 5-7515. / apoctawaar. Opan ail day Wadnaa* DOORS OPENEXV fltted, and REFINISHING tog' name, address, age. UtUiUes Nasriff Arms Company, “Houae of rock maple. Exc IJent condition. house wants to exchange for small MANCHEBTS!R-;-$1600 down, four has had three severe strokes af­ day. dpan dally, 9 a.m. to 9 pan. copied, vacuum Irona, Inst., Box T. Herald. tiporta", 1015 Main Street. Tel. MI. MI. 9-959$ before ,m. FOR RENT — Three-room apart­ houae. When your house has room expandable CSpe Cod, hot fecting one side, his epeech, and BRUNNER’S g i ^ etc., GILBERT FICKETT served its purpose it's time to water oU Jieat, close to schools, hls. mentality, be InsUtutlonal- 199 Waat Mlddla Tpka. PACKARD 9-1947. ment, 'first floor, heat fornlahad. TIZ St: PAT'S « knivas, ibowera sta in W g AND 71 Oiertar Oak St. Call MI. 9-0541. Busiltege Ixications amesite drive, large lot, trees, been so severely Injured by sev­ DONT IE GREEN WITH E N V Y - and pow( Window Frames, complete bus. Bowers school. Reasonably living room, large kitchen, oak First diom wqric. Tour nei|d>hor N o L ayoffs with uniques .from 811.95 \ ' F o K ^ n t 64 eral strokes should be eeriously OPEN SUNDAT8 mower sales and service. Motore my rscotii|nendaUaD. 30 years in LIVING ROOM furniture including priced. Carlton W. Hutchtoa. MI. floors, artesian weU, gas hot air ONE OF THE» CAN IE YOURS! tuned ant* overtmuled. Pickup and Flush Doors...... avg. 88-95 talUe, mirror, lamps, rugs. Also 941S3, 9-4694. heat. Walking distance of Coven­ considered. Actually, it cannot be Msadtesfeer. Raymond Flake. TeL Good, I^easant, Outside Canadian Framtog and AIR conditioned officea. Mod­ decided, nor can one say what the deUvary servlca. Gibson’s Gwags. ML 94817. cedar cheat. Inquire Lane, 13 Ox­ em desigm.Neer PoetDfflce, Mato try Lake. FuU price $6300. $3,000 nOB PROSPacr BU samol tor 1946 CHEVROLET Fleetmaatar ML S40U. Route Sales Sheathing T.L.L. . .per M 195.00 ford Street after 9 p.m. - LAKE STREET— Juat. over Man­ required. ACB Realty Co. ,l MI. chancesi for r«:overy, would he 1949 MERCURY 4 M O R SEDAN yooac chUdran. Traaapoitatlon club coupe. Rkdio, heater, m ex- Clear Oak Flooring street, corner WadawOrth. MI. cheater line in Bolton, Three bed­ 9-2393. without much more Information Green. A real dean oar! PAINTING AND 9-9779, or MI.N^9819. \ ‘than Mrs. L. hah supplied. The Riralahad. Mra. Lain Tybor, dtrao* cellant runninf condition. Otigiiial FURNITURB Reflnttbbig, antique Satisfaction 85 ysara* High Eiamings f.o.b...... per M 8322.00 GAS REiFRIOERAtOR; Glenwood room ranch with btuMment ga­ tor. Phono MltdieU 9-0767. black flnlsh~Dol«las Motors, 331 furniture a qwefolty, chairs esnad gaa' range and Dual-Therm apace rage. 3H years old. Attractive liv­ ANDOVER LAKE — Good year- exact phyeical and mental condi­ $ 8 4 5 ajmrience. Or«|(ra take^for out- NATIONAL BUlLDERti’ SECOND FLOOih, 8400 aq; “ . round lakefront homes — $11,000 tion would have to be known be­ 1947 lUICK SEDANITTe X Main. and ratiisd. Anson F. Hiarp. aide work now. C*n Watch* This Paper for Details ...... SUPPLIES ...... heater with fan. CaU MI. 3;S493. planty sight, two Wyatoriea, i ^ ing room, fireplace, built-in book- M RSraom , reader and-afMoae. Phesis-Mltelwii so rts. -...... ItojnxMmd — -caocs -and picture window-,- Laun>- and up, BuUding lota a t varkwia fore Judgment -could be rendered, TVuedeau. MX. 9-1914. 420 Davenport Avenue front i^ n is, suitalua, light mahfl An wMcoma. 989 Franklin Ava., 1061 HUDSON Hornet, the champi­ facturing, large offlca halls Aiqiiy dry room off kitchen, tile bath- prices. Talbot Real Estate, An­ and common decency and 'com­ aoroaa from the Art theater. For on of them ail, beautiful dark MANCHESTER T. V. Ssrvics. Salesmen Wanted 36-A New Haven, Conn. Muchincry and Tools 52 with staU shower,-Venetian bUnda, dover. Please {toons PI. 3-660a. passion requires that the patieiit’e green finish, radio, heater and PAINTING. Bxforlor and tnfoclar, Backsr, 36 Oak.______1949 OLDSMOMU 4-DOOR appointmant caU CHapal 64796. radio and T.V. spacUUafo since paperfaanglng. CeUlnga rafinfob- Tel. sra te 7-3597 awnings, storm windows and desires also be followed, or at Crier: green. A very clean ear. ^ Hydra-Matic drive, easy pay- 1933. House set vice call 83.50. WE BUT-SsU-Trada-Rant power "*^creens, laige rear screened VERNON, Sunset Estates —Three least consulted. HOOVER vacuum cleaner aalao sd. WaU paper books on rsqusst SALESMAN LARGE STORE for rent wib| hi year old, qwner supervised ranch -meoti and top trades. McOura day or night Estimates given. Fully Inanrsd. mowers, chain snwa, ttUara, gar­ msnt, desirabis location. BuiU porch, dlsappearihg etairway, hot There are some remarks of a and aarvlea. LaFlamma Applianca Auto Co., me. MI. 9-0449. den *rnetora, outboards, jxiwer home with basement, three bed­ (§APT. LATBHAW 6AV8 THIS ABOUT SONOSt Can Edward I t Price. Mitchell Full Time—Part Time Diamonds—Watcbcti— for any bustoeu. For toformaC water oil heat, amesite drive. This general nature which can be made 1952 FORD 2-DOOR Oo., 18 Oak St. ML 94998. |GONDEig*8 T.V. Ssrvlos, sVaUaMe Jew elry 48 toola. Tarma arrangad. Capitol home ia situated oh a lovely land­ rooms uhuiuaUy large kitchen, about this sad and unfortunately Blue-gray, rordomattc, radio, heater. 1946 DODGE'SEDAN, tet black, any time. Anfomta conversions. 9-1008. Salary and Bdnus Equipmant Co., IS Main Streat. write Box E, Herald. large living room with fireplace, *THS PEACE WE ALU WLNTCANt BE WON’^ WAMTED-Ridars to vicinity of scaped lot lOO’ X 200’ and la in fairly frequent condition.' Wim PLANES AND SUNS AND TROOPSL radio and ■ heater . Good transpor- Philco faetoiy suparvlssd ssrvics. PAINTING' AND Paperhanging. Salesm an. ^ 0 0 0 yearly salary LBCnf ARD W. TOST, Jeweler, re­ garage:—15' X 25’, fireproof, con­ plastered waUe, lot 100 x 380. The word, “ stroke” Is used to State Capitol, Hartford, from vi­ tation for the oomiifg summer. No HpuiBculate condition. Occupancy Price $13,000. Elscott Agency, TWO TO CHOOSE FROM TSL ML 9-1488. Spring bouse cleaning is Just plus bonus. Represent manu­ pairs. adjusts watebM expertly. crete floor. Also approximately A|>rU 1st. Ekcclualve with Elva deacribe the results of hemorrhage IT TAKES ECONOMIC STRENGTH TOO- cinity of Oanter Street. Hours 9:18 money down if you have a good Reaaoneble prices. Licensed Broker, 286 High S t to 4:90. Can ML 9-8979. ALL KINDS of antenna work. Call around the corner. Now is the time daily. Musical Instruments 53 ' 10,000 aq. ft. open space fenced in T y l^ Realtor. MI. 94469. (bleeding) into the brain, or a clot AND THAT IS THE STRENSTH YOU ARE 1953 MERCURY 4-DOORS ere'-'t rating. McChira Auto Co. to have that kitchen, bathroom or facturer of b|uildihg products, Thursday evenlnge. Spruce by S’ metel fence. Low rental. West, comer McK«S- MI. 9-7683. in one of the bloOd vessels supply­ Piva-toBe paint. Meroomatlc, raMo; haafier. MI. 9-9448. Art Pinney, TV Antenna Specfol- all the rooms done at a suriviatog fifanchester area. Married. 25- stroet MltebaU 9-6SS7. MUSIC trrtrumentel rantal. Com­ Phone Rockville 5-9413. / 86 DURKIN STREET- Near pro­ ing the brain. It covers two-relat^ HELPJNS TO 6UILD EVERYTIMK you iat, Salee and Service. Veaiy fair plete line of Inetrumente. Rental posed ncwxhlgh school. Six com­ Wantsd—R i^ Esta^te 77 Beth them cara carry new ear wliaatar. AatOBMibilcs for Sale 4 IF TOU CANT buy it new. buy low cost. All work guaranteed. 45 years old. Must have car but different conditions — brain BUY U&SAVINSS DONDSr prices. Tet ML Free, eatimattog. CW Lester appUml to- purchase price. Rep­ FLOOR SPACE for rent, iqqiroxl* plete roomsxfireplace, tile bath. CONflDERING Selling your prop­ hemorrhage or a clot in a blood 1951 MERCURYS this beautiful 1961 Hudson Com­ and be bondable. Training pro­ Garden—Farm—Dairy resenting Olds, Selmer, Bach, mately 1,300 square feet, (Stable OU heat, electric water heater. 1949 MERCURT Club Coiqpe, Just modore sedan; nylon interior WEBB’S TV 17 ] ie S t. |8 P*r SUver. MI. 9-4353. erty, we have buyers waiting for vessel. < w ith standard, averdrive, ar aateiaalio turned in on a new Hudson, radio, 6 vided. Write resume induing Prodnets ^0 Pedler and Bundy. Metter’a Music for hardware store,.shoe store, Venetian bllndS; Screens and reasonably priced Uettnge. For If the region of the brain which tranamiaaioB. All dean cara! and blue paint, like new. Radio house call. All folly guarani Studio, 177 McKee. Ifl. 8-7500. etc. Large volume of traffic pasaae Storm windows. Nd-garage. Imme­ both buaband wife with each {>asa- heater and overdrive. A one-owner and heater. One owner car with teed. Call MLy tor quick references to \ courteous and immediate action. ia affected by the clot or hem'or- Ing year. car, axcaUant cotwhUon. Sea this Courses and Classes 27 BALED HAT for sale. Inquire be­ door. Inquire CSiambera Ware, diate occupancy. ^11,900. No Call ACS Realty, MI, 9-2392. rage 1s large, there is likely to be Emanuel Church 88,000 miles—new car guarantee. boneat i fore 9 a.m. or after 5 p.m., W. B. house, Manchester Green. MI. agents. Phone MI j f u t h M i m a They a n q ’t asking words or de­ 1952 MERCURY 4-DOOR one today. McClura Auto Co. ML McClure Auto Co. MX. 9-9448. B ox L-T4 -0 H erald audden and complete uncon­ 94448. DEISEL WilUenu, Boltpn, Route 44.. W earinf Apparel—Furs 57 3-5187. ^ LlSTmOS WAN*IED - Btogla. sciousness. Often the breahting manding words, they are giving Plans Quiet Hour Mercomatio drive, radio aad heater. THE ^ K IC E of GoodchUtLRealty two-fUoUy, throe-famUy, bust- words. Lew ealleage. 1941-1940, OLDER ChevroteU, MASONr -Fieldstone4 specialty, E. HEAVY EQUIPMENT co w MANURE by the load, Co. (Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Good- becomes changed and noisy. All 1981 Pontiac Hardtop — Hydra- Fords, other good transportation. Tothy lone ML 9-3207. Several, mechanically inclined Situations Wanted—- THREE WINTER coats, eiae 13, ue99 pzopo'te. Have many caab or part of one aide of the body is Love tfeaaage to Hobby Is They give strength and courage matte drive. Radio, heater, low Fem ale 38 Uvqred. Piets Bros. Phone Mouton, $35; purple drees coat, Suburban For Rent 66 child, Sr.), 15 Forest St., will buyers. Mortgages arrangod. Important to Wedded- BUae and comfort and Joy, all that any The second In the series of mid­ 1952 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR Good credit enalde us to aeeept 98 and reliable men are needed to 8-7405. closed unUtvAprll 1. Refer calls to likely to be paralysed, at least at woman can give a man. week Lenten Quiet Houra wiU be mOeaxe. dean. -down. Douglas Motcea, 498 Ma HousehoM Services train for posiUons in the Trac-i ■»...... $35; lady's aport coat, $10. Excel­ Plaoae caU George L. Grmxladlo. Jtirst. This is-because the portion- The other day a returned pris­ iMaroon.. Very lew aiUaaga. Uka aew...... iWlFOTd 4rDoorUnce, and always tomorrow evening from 7:30 to h4atar—8998. 1947 CHEVROLET 8-door If you are not making better H ousehold Goods 51 CHapel 9-9597. *82 BOWERS ST.V Lovely colonial Henry street.* which make the muscles move le 1988 Buick 4-Door — Dynaflow Jet Idack. radio and heater, typing and offlca experience. Tel. TTplEE MEN’S Suite, one .man's not only waited for him during his manages to get their meaeage 8:15, in the sanctuary. The wor OOr HICES, Drapes and slip covers then 8100 per week, or you MI. 9-7839. topcoat, sire 35. .Excellent condi­ home, situated oh, park-like lot. r e a d y to buy, Bell, cicliaag* particularly likely to be hit. Feel­ ship wiU be conducted by the pas­ drive. Fully equipped, how mile­ lent condition. No nioiey custom made by Cfossic DecorS' don’t have all year Job secur­ ing or eeneatlon in the paralyx^ long Impriaonment, but who got through, marriage ia as safe as SPECIAL ATTENTION to RttaniiBr KOREAN WAR you have a good credit raf A $50 PROFIT. ’IHA'TS tion. Reasonable.' Call MI. 9-9306. Large living room;\fireplace, pic­ lei eaUte, mortgagee arranged. a woman can make it. tor. the Rev. (^rl E. Olabh. age. tors, 41 Oak St For free estimate ity, you owe it to yourself to Wanted To Rent < 68 turesque dining room, modern C<*Nault Howard R. H- tto ^ area usually remains normal.' every single letter she wrote him. ^ Vetnraiis 9960 Studebakar Champion 4-Door Clure Auto Co. ML 9-r ^ caU MI. 9-3730. WE WANT \ kitchen. Master bedroom plus twin Recovery often begins soon after (AU rights reserved, NEA Serv­ The Lenten message ,wiU be write for. free facte, without IK^fs—Bird»^Pete 41 At Albert’s Furniture Store ^ YOUNG MARRIED couple desires MltcheU g-mrt. 400 letters to all. through the ice, Inc.) \ given by Dean Berg, whose topic 8aita»-^tadto, heater, overdrive USED TRUCKS for One to obligation, about this training 'Rooms Without Board 59 Blxe. Tile bath, attic, hot water oU the stroke itself. There is not Communist censors. and back-up Ughts. CANARIES, g u a r a n t e e d aing- $50 PROFIT, THATS ALL 3 or 4 room apartment, furnished heat, basement garage. Dl^waah- READY BUYERS waiting. For im­ much which can be done to hasten will b* "Love So Amaatog Trans­ ten-ton ciqwcity. for all and our Adviaory Placement or unfurnished, ‘vicinity of Man­ They apparently went through PUO SET DATE forms My Life.”. The Bknanuel 1949 Mbrouiy 4-Door — Radio, putpoeee at ' prIcM. Carl WILL CLEAN attica. ceUers, ashes Service for graduatei. ers, aU colon, also femalos. WELL- TAKE er ahd disposal. Screened side mediate action list your property this recovety, but the .earlier It without any trouble because the heater. reihovsd. Reasonable. ML 9-4301. >a. 94489. $50 PROFIT. THATS ALL S ^ N T ROOM at North End, con- chester or Rockville. Call Hart-" porch. Many other features, Siva with the Albert J. Gatto Co., Real­ starts the' better the chances to t Hartford, March 16 (J>) — The Choir will sing. , A Ce, Place. ML TRACTOR TRAINING ford. JA. 3-6213 between 9 and 5, only message ahe over wtote him Public Utilities Commission has ■A cordial invitation is extended MORIARTY BROTHERS 1948 Chevredet 8-Door — Radio, 9-4586. WE RE MAKING vehlqnUy located. Ml. 9-4266. T>rler, Realtor. MI. 94469. \ • tors, CH. 9-8489. evenings, ML complete recovery. Sometimes were the words, ‘T love you,'* and heater. WEAVINO of burns, moth taolea SERVICE. Inc. THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet week days. 34949, JA. 8-3969. ^ J . people can have what looks like a called a public hearing here on to all UNCOLN-MERCURY DEALERS and torn clothing, hoiaery rune, Box D, c-o Herald Center; 996 Slain St., inVites you Mr. Albert Gives You a Break! MANHCESTER. Bowers School disk the Cfommuniate couldn’t see what AprU 8 on a petition filed by the A class of instruction in the 1947 Chavrolst 4-Door — Now FOR Used car or a new NEWLTspEOCUtATED, Beautifully MIDDLE AGED Couple, one child, serious stroke and yet recover sort of code would be to those motor Job. le with Rocket eagihe handbsga repwred, Mpper re­ to Visit pete of riU kinds. Con­ 3 ROOMS FURNITURE fumiahe«r>6nd spacioua room. The trlct—Clean, comfortable Cape 4:!A8H WAJmNO for any type real from the paralysis almost entirety. New Haven Railroad that it be pariah bitildtog will follow the placement umbrtilas repaired, LADIES—Learn to make your own necticut bred Parakeete. Ml. WITH. AN desire four to five room apartment Cod. Six rooms. OU steam Heat, < ^ te you have to aeU. First and three simple words. , permitted to discontinue its West ^ 1-315 CENTER ST. — TEL Mli3.5135 1946 dtudebaker Champion—Ra- Catalano, at the Man- slip covers, drapes. Eight easy tooet com i^te lifht housekeepihg or rent. Call JA. 24244. On the other hand there may be Who could wish more for her Lenten service. dio. Two Motor'tildes; ML-64U4; .msn*B.shtit ...ooUan.rsveiaed. and JM JtL. Hoen Momto tbrough ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR facUiUea AvShahle to-Mancheater. oversized. gvage. lovely land- second mortgage rooney avallabla. Uttle {Mtralysis at -first, but a-grad­ End -freight yard in BridgepoTL replaced. MarHfw*s'Uttle Mend­ leesohe'for 810. X%(me Rockville Friday, 10 to 6:80, Wadneaday RANGE a n d w a s h in g You will marvcMt the cleanliness acs|>ed lot. Near school and bus. Also U s tl^ wanted. CaU. The and for eveiy bride than that, aha The railroad claims all freight can frmn. 5-7302 or write Toni Karen’s COUPLE WITH school age child ual worsening of* the aymptoma. wlU always rSmember the im­ Pl a n n e w h o s p it a l 1980 StudebMter Chamiion Conv. >989 DE SOTO 4-door. Good dree ing Sh<9 . closed at 8 p.m. 8. A H. Green MACHINE I of this*buildtog. Children accepted. desperately to need of four or five Gl-er EHA financing. MSddock A Johnqon BuUding Com|>any, 988 The outlook la now considered to be handled either at its Union Winated, March 16 (P)—Utch- Radio and heater. Good transpor- Studio. TslcottvUle RMd, R o^- ■tajope^- n. BEDROOM SUITE Central. Priced So reaaonaUe DeVos; Retotors, JA. 2-0255, eve- Mato SL ML 3-7438. Eveniiigs lOL portance'of getting that masia|:e Street yards or at East Bridge­ field County Hospital directora __Xknips—One inmar. TuOy- CURTAINS LAUNDERED and vUle, Conn, ’ room unfurniabed apartment. $50 be aomewhat better to many than ttarou^ to bar huriiand ? ped. D ent miss this one faaoHrcbmKir8479r. UVINO ROOM SUITE i you’tt gaspi .Be sure and see this nixxitoum. MaiiCheeter or East ntoga JA. 84139. 94018. was true in the past. Methods of port have voted to erect a new $800,000 ironing done to my home. Call MI. TROPICAL FISH 'and s u i t e s DINETTE SET, RUGS, I one. Mre. Dorsey, 14 A b^ St. Ip day-to-day living with Its hospital adjacent to the present 1961 CHEVROLET Bel-Air. Excel­ t-4SSS. RADIO-ELECTRONICS-. TSls KeUy's Aquarium, 39 Sunrot St. Hartford. Referencea if necessary. MANCHESTER —This agency has ARE YOU planning to sell your nursing care, ph.ysical therap.y, and Low Down Servicing. “Lesrn Iqr TABLES CaU WlllimanUc HA. 3-2405. rehabilitation have been Improved. work and problems, aotbaeks and Tweeds, both domeatio and im­ hotoital. ' . Low Bank lent condition. Make ctfer. 7 Hack­ Open 'til 9. LINOLEUM, KITCHEN HARTFORD, 76 Jefferson SL'. Light a large Hating of 4,5, 6 and 7 room house? Now Is the time. We need frustrationa it ia aagy for a Wife ported, dominate the coating field. Howard M. Doming, secretary of matack titrdet, Manchester. FLAT FINI8H Holland window Connecticut’s Oldest Eleetrcnlca housekeeping room, kitchen and singles at' $8,750 and up. Two fam­ etol^ee, two 4 n d . three family, Some vlctima of a strokk improve ahadsa, made to measmer All Sdtool. Enroll now for sprtog s : CABINET remarkably. to overlook the fact that the one Many are. the luxuriousrlookipg the board of directora, said last Sea* the new ibaker .Eversrthlng For Only laundry privileges. ChUdren ac­ ily homes, 4 and 4, 5 and 5^^ 9 and houses. Please call,. Frances K. important message she must get ones that use rabbit’s hair and 1949 MERCURT Fordor sedan. metal Venetian bHnda at a new terih. Call Hartford C B ^ I 7-1630, ^Live Stock— VchijelkB 42 Houses For Sale 72 6 rooms, $tt,500 and up, colonials, Wagner, Realtor.\MI. 9-0028. . night the hospital will contain 70 fo r mitManding a n d din- erw rite-for foU ■ Information.- New $700 cepted. Apply first floor, Mri;< through to her husband la the feather blends to achieve a soft beds and wUI be built 937 PLTMOUTH W a t ^ . Good iilhr. wim^s&c.^ So, Hurry up, call toe dm' the keeping faclUties. One block from 'gency, MI. 9-1107. afternoon in an East Norwalk shop- happinfoe more precious, thi^ SALES and SERVICE tires, heater; Good condrapn. Tabs Bonds—Stocki^ venetiaAxbltode, Hot Point electric make pain endurable, that take CABINET MAKINO-W) do phone I’U show it tq you whmever Center and hospital. MI. 9-7560. range. Prt^e $17,800. The Etecott Ping center housing eight etorga. S t—MI-9-9483 it out of my yard, 935 caiA. MI. all types of carpentry work, re­ Mortfsces 31 Burned out were a dress shop ftod~ the sting out of disappointihents. 9-6544. you eey Agency,. Licertsed Broker. 386 High Protty Pansy Lihi^ modeling, atteretione, etc. GObd —Sure It’s Brand New X ■ Sin g l e and double - bedrooms. and Sava Sports Togs iTthildren’a store. Other atores, in­ They are the words that mgke Fordor.' radio. FIRST AND second ,mor Heated. North Ekid, G, S. Keith.. St., West cdriier McKee. Ml. cluding a large. eupermarket. ; re­ a marriage -laat„through. tbe-yeaca ^«’P la y BaU'^ Gt r«9eSi9eraanaghoot 1941 DE 80TO. clean. Bxee workmanehiPiV-and— reasonable bought for our qWn accoiuA —^Tee It’a 100% Guaramecd^.----- rates. Estimates gladly given. : z i —It’s Worth At Least $1000 Ml. 9-819i. ceived heavy smoke damage. and make it more Important to ’ own msqhanic. R a a bargain motor, five new Urea. Price 91 confidetittst service. \ Manchester 319 MAIN STREET at 6848. Douglas MOtprs, 833 Main. ML 8-1031 after 4 p.m. CaU Dick at Peetion. Chavrolet, Morciiry, 94J59 * week. By AmericanTiome ment 88 Dak St. ML -A— L —B— E — R—^ T ^ M S "DEMEABLEHLE INSp IpanilSY FW temulefe Trifbnnatioii’ 1951 OLDS PiulciiiS.S-Dr. SedsiT^ .i;^45-45 Auyn Bt,xHartf(q:d - ;eai( OB 'JflTOKWNF--i3ea*- Dodge, 619M6i Pontiac, ( tiDevriopment Ooiib; For4nimiBte Hci^ W shlc^P«ns|ti ^ 35 •Ctf Frank IflllcT a t' 195IPOIITIA6 1959 STUDOUCER 6-Bbor. New cotrsfe, all eab^at. 19(9 FORD _bQ«feditifcdaHJ6.^4a only 1960 CHEVROLET SEDAN cold water, new gas range, Roofing—Sidinf 16 from advertising. Write Box U, AH makes of adding machines condition. Beet offer accepted. In'- ceptional at Herald.’ . , quire 36 Middle Turapike West. Ony 8i9B down and LOW, LOW, lent condition. Parked FOR THE BEST In Bonded buUt sold or'rented. R apiln on aU 19*9 DODRES ^ $495 190 FORD u rn . TUBOR monthly payments. for year roUnd living, up roofs, shingle , rook, ‘gutters, WOMEN! Help mi the need for makes. MartoWa SaveraL. AHAll mmeddi» e d ^ Beeetas have be seen at CoventryMotel conductors and toot repairs caU practical nurses. E|uiv to learn at AMERICAN LEGION $1395 radle aad■d heatere.heaters. D.L.D.1 From 1949 FORD Milk Bar. Rlchardy^(dsora, 8% FOOT Ootdipot refrigerator, (Coventry. 'Coughlin, MltcheU 8-7707. — home, spare time. Good pay. lest than two yean old.di Like new. H tt I RodRo-TV S«ffvkE HWDOIMIE Radio, haater. Only |146 down; Many earn while learning. N6 Very resaonahie. .^Can arranga to Cuatom Club Caupe. Original RAT'S R ooFm o Co. BuUt-up hign rohool required. Information 87 Starkweather 8L SECONP ANNUAL paint This s m nme* he eeen. 1951FLYNOUTH TUBOR LOW, LOW ^ymehte. (If we don’t Auto Repri^Bg-^Painting 7 roofs, gutter work, roof, chimney suit. ML 84165. $695 have the exact modal you desiis. free. Wayne School of Practical SERnOB ORABOB 9SA6 1952. HUDSON 1951 MERGURY v - r d — 'repeiis. Free 'eetlmstea. Ray Hag- Nurstog, Bdk 'O, Herald. ---- - G;B. IV’ T ^ U B ihodel recondi­ Overdrive, new ' eevere, A-t tell us snd ws will get one for you obam, ML 9-2814. Ray Jackson, Embroidered paiiay and mimosa under the same terms). tioned T.V. Idea) for cottage or 11-80 SEW & SAVE HoUywooA hydramattc. Be in­ Hree. Radio and bepter. Drive Ml. 84835. E X P E R IE N (^ Girls for throw recnation room. Only $:». Man m . Mi:f-M65 ’ deiigb* ^ veiy attractive on Un- dependent nt tkle for HOME RUN SFECIRLS-BEST OFFER XAR BURN OIL? tog plant on silk 5 b, twtetere arid Guy tsmesano ana,and wearables. These mo­ 19(7 STUBEBUCER cheater Television Service. MI. * Now's ths Urns to sew this popii- 1949 CHEVROLET MANCHESTER ROOFINO and winding machines. Stafford Throw- 9-6660. tifs are worked to aimple^stitchea Siding Company offers winter aters, Stafforil Springs, Conn. aBdnrich colors. Isr halter neckline sports d i^ 1946 HUDSON— Motor kos oowor boon drivM. DELUXE, 2-DR, / Eeonoiriy overhaul, most all prices—13% discount on aU roof­ with bolero. Savw money gnd cara. Paris and labor $49.95. Pattera No. 5440 contains hot- $1495 $1295 19(( FORI STATION WRIUH 3H 8 down. Same low . . mrote. ing and Biding. Free estimates. WANTEID—Lady for couple, to live Iroh transfer for 6 designs meas­ time when warm weather come8-._ 1946 lUICK 4-DDOR— (^^eoiMifioo. FQWTiyELT.n o Irlck glmhticks, No money down. $4.90 month­ CaU Ml. 94933. to, companion lor woman while uring from 14" X 5 li” to 6H ” X Pattern No. 88S t is in' sizes 11, «n*y reqtihelBsnt Is g e o d o S a t No ly. All work, guaranteed- husbattd Works. MI. 8-5860. SEPTIC TANKS 7%”; material reqiilremente. color 12. IS, 14«'16, 18. 20. Size 12, dress, Pre-W sr C an Availsble $50 to $100—^No-Monoy Down 1941 DoSOTO 4-DOOilp^ltiM aod hootor-^ tised to b«y a elunkef, anybody * .V , ROOFING, Siding and carpantry. AND • 8^ yards of S9-toch; bolero, 1 % AU CARS USriD Alovs'; Alterations and additiona Call- WANTED WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 chart and stitch illustratlohs. MR awB a late modal osr andsr Send 25c In coins, lyour name, yards. 30-DAY UNCONDITIONAL ■W9f uew rsTohitfohsry new low togt. W(wkmanah4> fuarantoed. Your chaicaauT not W lisied. We. have ficrcral o thm | COLE MOTORS A. A. Dion, Inc., 3W Autumn ^ 0 Save .Meaey. PtUSSEB SEWERS Experienced $irl for qur address and the patura number For this pattern, { send SOc in d ||^ payment oCforsd only at street MltcheU 8-4880. Low Cost 2nd M ortffagt MEMMERS AND THEIR FRIENDS ARE to ANNE CABOT. THE' MAN- coina, your nkihei addgeea, also de- fully rcconditidaedi BsD g s ie ttrdry day from 8 A. M. ^ 436 Center Street East Hartford Branch Of­ CIHE8TER EVENING HERALD. to SUE BURNETT. THE MAN­ (o 9 P.M. St ' __ Hn i OlfeirlMd la iid a itiS tiiri ilMMK&LAS MOTOR KALES LOANS lie CIsaieE fice. Must be able to type. ASKED TO d o n a t e ANY ARTICLES. 1150 AVE. AMERICAS, NEW CHESTER EVENING HERALD. m -9 .0 9 8 0 R o o fin f 16-A YORK 86. N. V. . 1150 AVE. AMERICAS. NEW 185 CENTEK ST. — MANCHESTER I'MUMN.tinoaR* ; NO BEOUatAOB FEES— O rt WeS% The colorful li954 Naedtework TOilK 48. N. V. - , ROOFINO—Speciallstiig In repair­ Wa Big Savlaga > Water.- CLAftENCH H. ^ C/^ MlrV-40tS . . UnJtH.tP. M. ing robfa of all khteti. Also, aaw' . Album contains 56'pages of love­ Doa’l mtaa the lateet ’msne a t - TEL* M1-9-4S4S , . SO UIffiM Live- Mllm sini |N M idnsin ly designs, "how-to” sections on Basic Fashion. The new Spring 'M ^otor^claa Bicydsa*!! roofs Gutter s t s k Ckfomeys CHAMJSHEtSHMAN A N P E R M N f OR IM NG'ra AMERICAN LEGION J L. canm-w.^)«-«>ri . Real years' s s l nsedlework, helpfui room Ulustra* cateleg wUl' deUght you With its ..:'9ii;t 9i:i$id' TpRAGE SPACX for rent 88* X Call M0tT6A«i CO. McBimeY ROS. tlOQg And directions for 8 ' gift pab> Jtp4«-tbe-mtniauto etylee that are oral jypiMMGS UNYM. 9 ^ - T tito gsrags doase. ML S49n. 74 East Center SU 12 LEONARD jlTRUT ? 85 ooatlL . 'ssw-gimpla. Bead8 m . cents today. t fH 0m ttU 4m r I - : 1H MI-9-455K ...... J V . - ' f k m . .1: 7 - r ...7 . r "W- /•-' I J ■\- I A.'. ■4’'\i> i< y 7...- \

\ .-•, . TUESDAY, MAE€» 4«,4I 1- ^ t u r l i e i ^ r r Drim r, € r i t > ^ ■Am •SP* 8 t MAry’a GoUd win hold its mettlnf tomorrow In the Guild Plantlan^ Chief Newsboy o f Mo^th First Aid Classes room.~lollowln( the 10 a, in’. Lien- A^trige Daily. Net Press Run ten service. Hostesses who. will To Start March Fiw the Week Fmded ■AftH aiitf aerwe tea,- coffee and dessert in­ 24 „ Maroh 11, 1984 ._ ’‘CbMUnc* clude -Wia. Howard Briggs. Mrs. To North Main Zone Change :' ^om » after a Allan -Hotchkisb and Mrs. Joseph An Advanced First Aid courae o . During nky' absence my steiira 11,160 • .\.4 I ipent in Fk>r^ Joksstoa. Members will bring will start on Wednesday, March I and wlU their- own saiidwiriies As usual. . Some reatdenta of MainAa porch with an east aide line ex­ will be OPEN as usual _ Member of the Audit and Itaa eliiti 24, st T p. m.\in the Varpisnek be la charge of William Bray. Street renewed their oppoeiUon to ception at IT Harvard Rd.; Frank Bureau ef areolatleBe 7x1 _Washtaigton PT A members an •f. • ' .r -• ■'/ what they termed "wholesale eom- Nackowakt, to anoloae a pcirch with .SchooL tjie locsli Red.'Qross ^ s p ­ Watch repstriag will be taken eiHf bf U Tisnal.- - - ... MjmeheHer^A CUy. oli^Ulage jCharm.. naghi ,at • reminded of the "ruh Night” pro­ maridil chiagea” la Umi arba'bfl A aliNwt 8^^ ier liis aiimirhc tie boM oiF Sira. Hath gram tonight in the school annex. town, laat night bafora tha Bon­ thorns 8t., and Julia T. Muachko, The clsaaea wll\ be instructed by • Baidt 0t Hie co­ St. . Gertrude's Mothers Circle ing Board of Appaala, Five proper­ to erect a dweUlng contalniAg 948 Edwin Nman, and Norman Os; VOL. LXXIII, NO. 141 (CfauwUleg Adverttetag eu Page 23) aqi.-«re feet of llvlnf area, which borne. The \ InatrucUon ia offered ’ MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1954__ ^TWENTY-FOUR PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS) E R ia r i^ ji ke Urs. Peris Mlko- will meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. ty owners voiced opposition to ths with Mrs. Francis Long, 42 Tnbbe ’spplicstion of the Nussdorf Sand la 194 aquax-e feet less than regu- to tha public without charge as a F. E. BRAY ^ ^ .— ' .. ■ . . •------r-^ I . I...... Drive. A Stone Co. seeking w lighted lationa:siilow on lot aouth 'of 118 community sprvtor by the local or­ JEW ELiR Cbestaut St. ganisation. Ifr. and 'Krs. Robert A. Dixon, ground sign. Ths bid was denied. 137 MAIN ST. Henry Kleinschmidt, son of Mr. Thirteen requests wers slrsd in AcUon was taken on a tablad The clsasea srs open to all men State Theater BuUdlng. Senator Mundt Takes Over ' jBt, amounee the applicaUon of Stanley N'xhola. Jr. Ike Voices efaecnod child, Xath- and Mrs. John Kleinachinidt of 94 tbs public hearing in the Munici­ and women who have received s Wells St. who recently enlisted in pal Building. Seven were granted. He was grantad a aix-monUu ex­ Standard First Aid certtfleste ,}MR Joan. Miurch IS at the Hart tension of permlaaion to koe;* not ‘ HbapltaL Hie infant’s the service, is stationed at Samp­ Bome condiUonslly. and five wert within the last three yasrs. Those denied, ^ 'o holdover sppUcstions more than 18-rooinera at 106-108- its are Mrs. Raymond son Air Force Base, Geneva, N. Y. persons holding Advanced car- Assurance His address is Flight S188, Squad­ were approved. 110 Birch SU « Uflcates ^htch. 'will expire this Sorik^. 19 Moors 8t, and Mr. and The Nuisdorf firm eought per­ Jesse Keeney was given parsils- •' r W tA' Moebert Baton of Mountain ron 3880, AF 11287803. year, s^e also eltgtbls to, lik e ths mission to srect a sign, 10 feet by ston to convert a aingre-family cou Dr., West Hartford. a dwelling into n two-family dwell- GFS Sponsors of St. Mary’s 10 feet, at 587 N. Main St. Abe rsUon may be made by at- In jStei^ns Nussdorf told the board be needed at i88 Keeney St., subject to ce at the first session of tha . n o Friendly Cir^e will bold its Episcopal Church wUl meet Frt- reconxnendnUona of the fire mar­ di^ at ^:30 7:3C p. m. in the pariah a sign becauae Im euatomera were , or, in advance, by phon- HALE'S Washington, March 17 (/P) moiithly meeting tomorrow night having trouble loaiUng bis office. shal. Red Cross headquarters. At S o'clock at the Community T. bCKwe. The iropam will m in -i—President Eisenhower said nhaxga of Mrs viola Trotter. Mrs, Fallot studio He-polnted out, InVrebuttal. the Hsrsld Photo. Headquarten Evelyn Turklngton and Mrs. i n a ^ la wbUh he operAtSa Me W l f t T I l f i M i a f i " Todaynie'lias full confidence wiUt th m i^ c le s for dhs New- buaineas and improvemente made. * A ■«. VT lAA A F lB l-U B S FOR crMary of the Army > Home and Hospital for Dorothy Wohlgemuth. Hostesses will be Mrs. Dorothy Pagani, Mias Thomas' D. Faulkner, 180 Hol- Speaking in op{x>tition were A. W. David Janssen, son Sevens is telling the truth in Children. Refreshments .Uster St., has been placed in Drlggs, Jr., 818 N. Main 8t„ Wal­ Child Recreation Mrs. Henry Jsnseen of . 11 Avon­ gf^reai bgr Mrs. Harold Bvaline Pentlaad and Mrs. Ethel /his controversy with Sen. Mc- Ronasoa. This group will serve re- charge of . the new Plantlanda lace Geiger. 718 N. Mam SL. Olin dale Rd.. has been Judged /the Add Mrs. Robert Gay. ‘.•Newsboy of the-Month” Jbr..jFeb- Xaiihy-(R,LWiaV, At 88 He Admires His 27th mpBOMBta at the discuaston' to­ IfivUdh of C. R;^torfin3b,TD5c.^ Qerich; 884 N.4fain«tr A-^ rp a, Democratis’ 819 N. Main St., and Joaeph Ln- Recrsstional fsciUUea for the ruary by Keith's Variety,Stpre. ‘^ e JPreiident told a news, con­ The Auxiliary to the Disabled morrow evening following the Faulkner hAs ' been associated childrep of Manchester will be dis­ Lenten , service. Every-one should VisU, 848 N. Mala St. The award ia made i^ntlUy by ference that if he didn't have con- American Veterans, No. 17. will with the Burr Ca since 1933. Until cussed by s panel of speakers st the North End merchant./Stillman ..fidence in Stevena’.integrity,,Stev­ meet tomorrow at 8 p. m. in the be present Diiggs aaid the residents of, the recently he has been warehousing area had made three-unauccessriii ths^ March meeting of the Man­ Keith, in recognitlph of Herald ens wouldn’t be bolding the Job he Tax Views VFW Home, Manchester Green. chester Green PTA to be held at newsboys who deliVer/papers in dbei. Crocket^Is A son was bom at the Hartford superintendent and purchasing attempts to halt the location of tha busings there. The Industrial the school, Wednesday evening at that section of town. .' Made Some Mletakce ^ Hospital Saturday to Mr. and agent, prior to which he was manr 9 p.m. Janssen, an 8t^grade student st Mrs. Byron M. Morton, 188 Chest­ ager of the retail and mail order Zone In which the firm conducts EiMnhower Mia it may turn out Held or Dr. WjUter Schardt wilt be the Hollister' S tre ^ S»ool, has bean / that Stevene ha« made eome mie- nut St. division. During the past few its buainest is to the rear of the Fur Marfiii Cheney Bros, property, which 1s moderator and the various recrea- s Herald newsboy/for three years. / takee, but he added that ro far aa / years, Faulkner baa had full re- He is an epthurtsstic sportsman spenaibUity, for the design and on the -north side of the street. tlansl Activitlec will be discussed the Secretary's integrity and Washington, March 17 (/P) Mr. and Mrs. Andrew . 'Huck, by the folIoM-ing: the Little fsvorUig baseball and basketball. Atty. John R. FUsGmM. Elm Ter., had as Sunday guests production of the pMkaged prod­ NufiOdoiTs entrance is off N. Main honor are concerned he etnndii 1)4-' — President Eisenhower said Lingua, by Charles HurlburtT the -Among kl* hobbies la building hihd Stevena t90 Samadt SL^ aaioeiatfitl Mrs. Elisabeth Mackowits and ucts which the Burr Co. dis­ Street Town Planning Oommis- model airplsqea Janssen's ambi­ today that congressional » MtrclNndbt tributes through leading depart­ aion action aatabliahed the sons. Boy Scouts, by John. W, Mortimer, Ilie queetlon of who i* telling with the Hartford law firm M dauihter, Minnie, and Mr. and and ths Girl Scouts, by Miss Jean tion is to b^ome a aaleaman. Rouges, Refrigerefort Democrats are in error in Mrs. John Charles. ment stores and garden centers in TWO Benton Street residents op­ the truth looms aa the central iasue Javis, Leo, Howard aad . O f w ^ k i l b 1 ^ East. , posed what they termed ‘‘eettlng s Campbell. * for the developing Senate Inquiry contending that the admin­ Horace -Murphey ivlU describe Woiliert ORd AE Wright, has beea cagagod to The Women’s Society of the From 1924 to 1933, Faulkner precedent" in s llo w ^ s small into the ji-ciw between McCarthy istration’s new tax bill does 7* M ««f fjNa^dncf was employed by Cheney Bros, in business tq be conducted from s the fsciUUea of the Town Park Other AppUmes And hi« chief counael,-Roy Cohn, on not give a fair share of relief represent the Board of Diroc* Community Baptist Church will to SMI csTsiee Afeiw/MMfa.. i,'( maintenance cost and time and home. ,The spplicstion was from Dept, and James Herdic those of the one hand and Army officials on to those in the lower income :ors at the mandamns hear- hold a party in obaervance of its motiim work. Marjoi^e" Wallace Smith, seekiM -the Town Rccmtlon Dept. < the other. ~ first birthday tonight at 8 o'clock TOYS IT STRIIT Chalrinan Joaeph McCarthy (R-Wis.) steads behind dii Sen. Karl brackets. He commented at a ng Friday, Sherwood G. Faulkner is a past president of permission to prepare and am After a business meeting, con- roA THE KIDDIES d Sen. McCarthy, commenting on Nnndt (R-SD) tells reporters In Washington be is taking over as nct- at the church. Mrs. Elwood the Conn- Nurserymen’s -Assn.. A salted nuts at 143 Beaton St. acted bv Mrs. WlUlam Stuek, / HARtPOBO -ihsJWHAUea Blaenhower'e . news conference, conference as the House head­ Bowers said today. Bawara itm lhr btih. Steward Of New -Haven, president Largs Assoi luiant ^ Ing bead of.tJte Senate lavestigatleas subcommittee for the probe ef said FitxGerafai will attoaipt member of the Manchester Coun­ was denied. !Q PTA president, refresh- OBJBN THUBSDAT BVBNINOS aiaid "the public hearings will dem- McCarthy’s dispute with the Army. Mundt said the inqiilry could ed into a battle over a Demo­ PMa<»n»aarwiU>»)>»irawaaUi»tah of the Connecticut Baptist Wom­ try Club, and a member of the Final action was clearad for ,ts will be served by the Hoapi- ...... • 'onatrata who la telling the truth.” get underway by the ead of next week. (A P Wlrephoto). X cratic drive for new income to enter the case as a party Ammmf en, will bring greetings and Mrs. Manchester Lodge of Masons. Woolridge Bros, to erect a gaao- talit^ Committee directed by/Mre. 1 All the principals are expected to ritOAH Majw L. Johnson of Hartford, a tax cuts_for .everybody.,,. .... defendant. -For many-yearsv Faulkner waa- liae and -aarvica station -on.-Tol­ Robert' MoTrleoB.- be ca ll^ to teetUy under oath when (Farther Details Page IS) T s r ^ ^ce priuidmt. be the A land Turnpike in conjunction with the inquiry gets underway, proba­ tip for debate was a giant, 875- Ita law j ta w an Women, will give an ad- one of Manchester’s outstanding page .bill overhauling almost all n jT 1 M.SS tew athletes and has pisyed with the a Howarfi Johnson’s Mstaurant bly late next week. s 47.41 1 MW MW A social time, with re­ leading.local amateur and semi- when the board approved plapi McCarthy said today he was will­ tax ' lawa and providing about The five-member Bowers IrkaMtcMJb8 Bf fiftySBI iBclJ PHONB^ $l,397,800,q00 in revenue reduc- WOnA kAMcLaryot. nts. including a birthday pro basketball teams. In 1947, he submitted, except a huge sign to ing to let Army lawyers croea- French Defenders bloc on the Board of Directors TDqraMi f TAVBMIIIO. Gake.7^rtll follow the program. Ml-9-4Si7 Uona the /firat year. The vote is was golf champion of the Man­ be located on top of the building. WASHEk s t. Patrick’s examine him. ast night passed a resolution chester Country Club. Golf con­ Harry Woolridge, praaident of "The Army should be entitled to acheduled tomorrow. n a n m a • w m t i • or visit ThomAs F. Yost, fireman, U. S. The (Firerahadowing iaisue ia a empowering Sherwood G, tinues to be his hobby. the firm that owns 21 stations in FUNERAI. HOME have a lawyer cross-examine me! N „ son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert the Greater Hartford area, said REPAIRS PARTY and all adverse witnessee.’’ Mc­ Democratic move to tack onto this towers, Board chairman, to Yoat, 22 BAWthome St., will be the station would cost about Carthy said in an interview,. Are Near Victory bill a $100 increase in. individual tire counsel to represent the PREFERREP income tax exemptions for each tranAferred Nm March 28 from The a D. Wood Co. of Phila­ $80,000. A sons chsnge recently led FUNERAL The Prealdcnt'a remarks were M' toard in the forthcoming Norfolk,rVCTTlL Va.Xto Newport, R. I. delphia aubmitted the low bid' yes­ was grsnted for the property nesr A TONIGHT A T touched off by a question aa to taxpayer and each- dependent—a Hisis 1 present address la: Thomas terday for supplying the town- the Wilbur Cross Highwsy. SERVICE what effect the controversy be­ Hanoi, Indochina, March 17 7 MB— the bnckera ot the rea^tiUon m M ^Selections by St. Patrick’s Irish P^e Band a eeriee of awasoraada- amde pub­ ' ■ He sald’^ ’thli ia‘ what the Re- Ttik’yo, Msreh 17 (/P)__Thc^plorion. The crawmen’4/ireporta in- natural” to lodge, a repreaenU- were at odds with those thoto of Mar- \ convert s two-fsmily dwelling into IBINATION WINBOWS A DOORSI lic by McCarthy. They included a rebels 3.000 killed. - Along with S t Patrick’s Day came/ to the dicate they, were abou t'^ miles | tion. THIS IS THI ACTUAL Frank Godfrey’s Irish A'ceo/dion publicana call a ‘balanced’ tax pro­ United I^Utes today offered, tin, — i • a three-fsmily dwelling st 330 cbaige' that Stevena and an aide those killed, ft is estimated 8,000 Irish RepbMIic to ^ y on u e brink gram. from the blast center. ' I Japanese offlciaieaey they •will M U of> TNf m w Adsms St.; Frank J. Quish, a two- have been wounded. of a general electiow-but the top American medical aid to ' Ih a recriit' dpiflaa.'* ft lA aM ‘ OVIK io,ooo;ooio INSTAUATIONS a n d I f Songs by “Hammy” Jones Mad offetfid to give McCarthy de- He told hla liatenera If they were ThS-'U. 8. Bmbnasy -said a^teani; aak compensation for the victims, said Martin has authority to ttttrjr year axtension of permiarton to goratory InfUrmatlon about the That makes 12,000 men out of' politically -Eiinfieqie4 IriaK who like among the KO.per cent of Americana 23. Japanese f i fib e r me.n • f three American and thr.ee ! In Washington, Rep. W. Ster- MMftfrf XT~I00 usk a two-car garage building for YEARS OP O IM N D AR tI SERVICE TEU Y O U ... action—the ■ strength of a ! Viet-, to be different fendt/>poUtica. out contract for any projdct ones ADMISSION $1.00 CTox I m ImM) other anASd eervicea if McCarthy who, he Said, earn leas than ISlOOO burned and blistered by ashes Japansse d'oetors associated wUh. ling Oole (R-NY), chairman of the the Board has approvad it. ap^ fOUN8 CONVSnM a plumbing business st 48 Foster^ would call off his investigation of minh division—and about a fourth It’a an old iriah^"’*'"burtom to bury a year, “ the Republican tax pro­ the Atomic Bomb Casualty Com-l-Aenate-House Atomic Energy RIDE THE St.; Archia Sivllls, s two-year of the total forces Vietminh Gen. from a super-secret U. S. nu­ propriated money, and datormiaad Pereoaal Heuriag the Army. the poiltlchl bafi on the na- gram offers you little or no relief at miaslon in the atom-bombed city {-Committee, said it waa poa^le a method of finance. Service mission to maintain s fret YOU’RE RIGHT WITH > There was a question too as to Vo Nguyen Giap has committed tionrt holiday- / all.’' clear test in the Pacific. of Hlroahima will treat tlie vie-1 the riehermen were spyingr -but said 888 Mala St. ing ground sign with s street line whether the President was dis- to the battle. Leafier' In-/London He said the Republican program U. 8. Ambassador John Allison time. ha had no. Official report. On Feb.' 18, thn Bowera Moc MI-8-8381 exception st '329' Center ..Garrison Outaanibered Even tjmi -old 4ghter for Irish Is a’ ’revival .of a philoso^y that also proposed a Joint Japanese- Alliaon’a offer waa the first offi- "We don’t know whether the passed a resolution dartgned to SILVER LINE BUS Also, George Wslker,Xo enclose American investigation of prevent the manager from making (Continued en Fiage TwoJ Tbe gairison —Frenchmen, For­ freedont,^ Prime /Minister Eemon apeclal benefits for the wAalUiy I rial coariment from the United fiaheimieh were in the area delib­ eign Lagkmnaires, -AjgerlaM. Mo- de Valera, was/away in London "may eventually trickle down to the March 1- incident in the Blkinl- StatM on the incident. erately or accidentally,” he aaid. any commitment for servicea in­ roccana, Vietnamese and 'friendly for the "Bicaaing of the ShamriKk’’ ^'eat majority.’’ But actually little Eniwetok teat roghm. ' Kyodi ' Kewa' Agency aaid 'the "One nuclekr...roeeiiMi; •"jPfOf.'- volving''ntoro than $608'WHJMiit- RUSCO Thai tribesmen—was outnumber­ emonff-^^the British who once con­ or nothing has ever trickled down, Only one of the S3 crewmen waa Japaneaa Foreign Office intenda Mitauo Takeya of Rikkoyo Univer­ prlor consent of ' the Board. ^ itb Work 1V> Drive— Crockett, in hia oplaimi riilod that .. SPRING SPEaALS\ ed about 4-to-l at the outset Fri­ he said, “ in all the history of Re­ conaiderad' in dangerous condition to take up .the matter with the sity, said ha belieVea the bleat may .--A Defeuse^ Setup demned him fo death. when thbir boat ariived Sunday motion iUognL Daepita that tocL -W h y Drtv* To Work? ^ day. It has suffered losses de­ publican tax laws." — United SUtoa dLh^Uy.. . a - • , ; AT THE And any/ Irishman who has but all bad entered a hoapital A spokesman said It waa "only tha bloc 04 flra Mat night irototf scribed aa appreciable, but la re­ whooped, it/bp in South Boston or Eisenhower had said the lose in (Conttnned an Page yonrteen) revemte from the Democratic pro- today. Three were added to the to confirm and" 'vaiidnta tho lUtag For frde home efemonifrafion, cplt Seen Best Plan plying reinforcements by air. along York’s Sth Avenue poeal would undermine th* "cor­ acrloua liat but-doctora aaid tbay of that motion with tho team irS 0( fR THIRD It ia too early to say the vic­ would gejC sln/oSt homesick for s expect all 23 will live. Clark Mnrca i. \ y tory has been won. But, barring an nerstone-’’ of hla domestlo program, DEKNDAILE ^ COMFORTAM.E March yt arjong ths Irish-.Aiherl- and Would lead to bigger deficits . SpeculaUea .Stirred Basldaa Bowara aad Kannady, MI-9-7382 BRIDGWAY MILLS By Eisenhower unforeseen assault ending dia- cans / ■ ■ The intenaity of theiisjturna— and more infiatloh. tha bloc, which ia otajrtng for a . satmusiy for the French, there - H ie i^ -ao~"drownlng- the sham- skin—blackeniitg-aiMl 4iah^ ms ax'uanalto ■rhwii l ir 'T liBIlF— ^ Washington,•■March 17 (B-Presl- was more than a good chance that rock’’/here. All bars are cloeed on out—and their atory- of troet, includaa Mrs. Brian Fits- •■BARGAINS lU R THE E N n R E FAMILY”, the Vietminh are not' going ' to dividpais would benefit from - the -R. J.'LYONS deht EiM^ower told his news con- St. .Patrick'e Day. < revision bill he descri'Hd aa "fair stirred speculation that the .atiriek. Matthaw Paton anfi Wair --<«*ence-today the-’’nsw-look’’ mUi- sumtecd In-iWeshlng this French, a AAA .foe. uttaring. A..‘! hfigocra!’. it’s i..teat may..JiayeL.been A. tor-'Malm0ay.-"-\- • - ..^0 E N T FOR” stmgbnid in the Thai tribal eoun- to alt," providing' more liheral -tax Uxy planning program,' which has the' back of; the hand to you— deductions for many itema ranging nuclear (probably hydro; Tbe maitoamuex acUoa, brought THE BARTLEn-BRAINARP COMFANY U1HES' been under attack by some Demo- Rxy at the border of Viet Nam an.d comedian atiitt in the hew Ireland from ruedical'expenses and retire­ by Atty>Jay E. Rubiaow and dth- ' crate, represents the best efforts to Laos: . . ' 14 frowned upon. IN MANCHESTER 589 NEW PARK AYE., WEST HARTFORD ment Income to dividends and busi­ tha < / • PULLOVERS use modern, weapons and to con- Dleh Blen Phu means "border The Emeraid Isle of many farms ness depreciation. He said t ^ bill Dtf^am, N. H„ March 17-1 told her that when he opened the Martia )e go ahoa^with a eoo- aerve manpower in any war that area.’’ It is not much as a town— celebrates Inateail With e parade would encourage "the grow & eniL McGinnis’ bank-door -ha was ronfwmtiid—tqt: TERMFIC ^-A-Pfoduc^oTJ. F.-C. Ro8is8ll-Co,r Cl8vcbod-— Just scattered collections of straw- ehowing -off-tremendous atrldee in JO irumnefi vtio o5- •"ManyXoters might break out. expansion of industry, the creation . . . f . ''u -; two men who w#ra inside. One of (CanttoMfi aa indurtrlal development. ' 8 L«t MS ilmw you how toiy yoH to m 4 •Assorted Styles This, he said, was no radical ^ thatched huU — that are taking ^a of Joba.” tamed a Bank. Key la$t^ night them pieced a giih to hie head and ■ parture from accepted mllltxfy beating in the. gufifire, Few politicianB even get in the As Rail Tycopn a fter tying/tying/BP • woman’ clerk, forced him to open the vault, marching. /■ And Eiaenhower accused Demo­ •w iM > Em ImtriimoRT durinf triol coiprM porlod. • Assorted Fabrics principles but rather an effort to But it is the, provisional capital crats of playing politics with the h e r" husbani^imd^ find their 16- Mrs. Skeltan quoted her huaband I- combine scientific ' developments, Some preliininary campaign MID-WEEK VALUES r - of the Thais whq moved their tax issue. year-old .son i)t-.their home, aa saying; "They got everything.' geographical-factors and other ad- tribal government there'aftef the blasts heve been fired for the elec­ Gams Backing Skelton, who is 38, "rushed tion set for MdV 18. Chairman Daniel A. Reed (R- robbed the Du^’h.am Trust vancea In s modern military ma­ French abandoned the old capital N Y) ef the Ways and Meana Oom,- home« after^hearing of the extori- De Valera-^tlll' A..' formidaMe Co., today of apptoximately L '%■' DURING pilRTtUAL COllltSE chine. . of Lai Chau to the rebel* last New' York. Mafph l7 (fiW A t­ ence the Kings had. to aaa If hia. froHt tko AP WUos Should Ito Hanged fall, and a gateway to both Laos campaigner even though 71 and tacks against Patrick B, McGin­ wife and children were all right. m SUCEDSTBER nearly blind—decided to go to the (Conttaiied on Page Sixteen) $30,000, - ^ . . . ouf rental plan makes it p ^ b ls - Eisenhower atilo told his ques­ and the Red China border srsifi ad­ nis. who 'seeks control of tha New ‘toe ‘Clerk, Mrs.' Isabel Kihg^; her Neighbors told jot easing two men tioners that any President ought people after his FianiiS Fall party far you/to have an Instrument In your joining northwest Viet Nam. York, New Haven and HXrtforil huaband, Reginald; and thei^-aon, orowling around the Skelton horn* to be impeached-or even hanged suffered - aetbaoka-in special elec­ Railroad, have brought defending Robert,' were found ln~the Kb# Muit night. . 11 •wn honse nt nsodnrnte coat. who. did not act immediately if Tbe broad plain around It, has' tions to fill vacancies in the D ^ JornaalsaB. laraet Seetoe, grown rice for the few -hundred arguments from one of hla asso­ home, securely bound in separate The bank does not open uii,tll the country were attacked by an (Parliament}. ; ciates. .« March 17 (•)—Aa afiflrtal to-, vlllagjra and grass for cattle. .. FUndamenteliy, there is little rooms, shortly after the holdup was 9 a. m.. but it had been Skeiton’s tdochDd on tH? News Tidfcits reported. p>qctire to go to the bank a HtUa raoM saijrsa aalfi ll toraaKs. to- / We Are llie Agents For ppslUon taken yesterday by Sec­ The French chopped out brush difference in the outlook of Ire- McGinnis, a Naw York financier, riodlng artroral chKfiraa aad, two had bcien eritieixed by. four mAm- ' State Police said two men, their afteKfi each n>^rnbig. ■alfilsra. worn htllafi to a Mm retary of SUte Dulles that it and other growth after aeising lend’a . political parties. Called from AP Wires Skriton described thsJtwo gun­ MEN'S MEN'S, MEN’S :- would not be necessary for the Dien Bien i^u from the rebels bi . All are on common ground in bera of Cmigresa and by Frederic faces covered with handkerchiefs, attackofi by a groop afi Afato( s parariiute drop last Nov. 20. pushing for more Induetrles and C. Dumainey/Jr., president of the took the money- from the bank after men as about 26 ,ye8ra of age. today. ^ = , NYLON ATHLETIC Chief executive to co.3Ult^ Con- New Havei(|. whom McGinnis tying up the ^treasurer, John Skel- One wore q mackinaw and do# a BRIEFS - gress in advai|ce before acUng to That cleared their fielde. of fire in aeeiffng to incorporate the six British E m b a a a y sjaaouncea h a a it t o ___ :top. to abort Jackaju / , Bq.U!i^.k84 M t batoL; j m - SHIRn EjQPpuGltir nSvV hwGG ^MAVfi (Contlimefi Fnge StxtSeg') (Oonttnwefi en Page Fbartien) 'I^niaiim oh Monday criticised have waited-rt 4he-wheel-bl^ eh King Md pobca flSat ariian h a ^ Oaeltr. March U Britlah aoldiera . In a, aecond nuta. amoniobtre-autitde'the bank. foresee every possible condition break ef violence in Sues Canal McGbuiis' management at the AntbJiy Htri5ra~ Norfolk Southern Railway from Skelton’s •wife said her husband (CoattaUed oa Paga Six) MEtt ARE FUSSYr1. ' SjDc ; SOt that might arise. He said he^was Zone within 24 hours... Federal not backing away from the atate- government seises privately 1947 through 1951 and referrad to frem efflao tofiay wltotoa ment he made lait week thrt this owned bus ayatem in Galesburg,' an Interstate Commerce Commia- meat tbat tha tatter hafi toas- SLICED country would not be cBirlod into ni., leaving city of_32,000 without alon rebuke against hia manage­ barrassefi om. Hu m goafi IMmifii FENDER Coiifmentals RoUed Out ment of the Norfolk Southern aad m SM-” 7 ^ m ayw fim T H A T WAY... LINED POPLIN WBT without the approval of Con- public transportation. GUITARS Soviet newepaper lavastia says RaiJwey from .'947 through 1951 FBI Protects Ex^/Agents claad to elabarata, aaytog M ir * * ^ t he said, an execuUve could and referred to en Interstate Com­ that be aetefi oafier a rlartot . about how^ their shirts look, we mean. government candidates in. Sun­ provialMi anthorirtag Mm to ra- conceive o f word coming to him Barrels. Against British day’s elections' for new' 'Sbviet merce Commission rebuke against And rightly . for a well-|aundered, wc|l- JACKETS whUe ho woe in the news confei- ParHament got more than 80 per hia management for exceeeive ex­ Bwve at will aay aflto ap-. pressed shirt makes the wearer Ipok qirfice. ence that a great fleet ot airplanes cent of all 130 million votes cast. penses From Communists’ Ire priatoea. TEADHim SCHEDULE , "BFor Boys wiRB coming from the aoutn lo Boston March, 17 (•)—The Con->-Uie Steep slope against any ht- . . , Jordan rejects United Nations Bookkeeping Cited ■■ ■ tlnentals rolled out the- barrels, | tacking force. Guns mounted' en -..Diacuesing McGinnis’ auggaa- TWO DOE or FIBBB iltetroy the United 81*tes. invitation for high .level tolka with Washington, March 17 (N E A )—q)>breaking experiences which most Now BavM, March IT IB—Two „ That is'why-we take particnlar care to a For Girls I f any ciUaen .would hold him but their Amwelcoms guests de-! the heights made the harbor Uhr tioni|^ about the New Haven’s Moo.— 5 p.m. to t p.iR. ' larxat to. dlacuaa their armistjee Every day in White Plaliu, N. Y, of then insirt overahadow any see that shirts entrusted to our laundry • Washable , gulHleaa if he set there and tried dined to come to the part; Cenabie . to tha British fleet and problems. , fiqancea, .Dumaine stated, "The etperate H r * , eee to IhM el Instead, Gen. Sir’William Howe, writh them Washington could have a squad car makes frequant spe­ present difficultieu. Many yeara of tho other to Bi lfigipait. to "are finished with the attention to detail Three Stanford University Mu- tense, dangerous living aa CP two BBo* Mat their, Ihraa. J■■■ W od.-to.2-p.iN. tM f p*in. • I.«ng Wearing (OentiauedoiiPe^Two) with Hia Majesty'a occupation leveled the dty of he choM, which denta tell police they rigged bomb- (ConttaMfi an Pngo Six) cial trip* P**t the home of Herb V» that makes regular customers of everyone Phiibrlck. In Detroit it's 'Mm ea^a *i meihbera schooled , , them well for by • Si2c» 3-6x forces and about a ' thousand he did not like device at First Church of Thura^R p.m. to 9 p.m. who has sent his shirts here once. Tories, hastily boarded ships and But It was the,barrels and hogs­ routine peat the home of Bereniece ! their current ordeals. . . % Christ Scientist in Afanlo Park, Baldwin, -toe outraged barking of Bereniece Baldwin is n fr ie i^ ■15" \ ignominiouaiy aailad for Halifax. heads,which dieauadsd the Britlah. Gallf., barauae organ' music dis­ S«d.— 9 o.m.?12:30 p.iR. Batik Robber Aims That was in 1778,‘ when Mkrch from attempting to take* the^ turbed their atudliM. . . . Former Adonis Held Guilty a hugs German police dog greeU ly. Plump. matronly w o ^ who 17 achieved-/historic' significance fortification.' U. 8. - Am'baaaacior to Russia viritora to the home of Mary j wcently testified agntat the , For Legal Freedom in Boston as Evacuation Day. "They would have destroyed nil George F. Kennan announces hia On Evasion of Tax TeL JkII'9-3414 . Visitors Often Pnaxied order and brok«n itp tha raaka,V withdrawal ; a candidate for Dem­ Since then, visitors often have the British commander decided. ocratic nomination for Congress ia Newark, N. J., March 17 UP) — . or Boetod. March 17 (P) — Bank been puxxled by the eagerness The guns, captured from British 19th •Pennsylvania District. their names are recognised in- asked her to Join Now Taefc’ robber Theodore Green, 88, who with which a large eegment of the Harold John Adonis, former atate- LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANINI 7 .1 4 — 12.49 Lcke Champlain forta b y , Gen. Camp Carson, tiolo., officials'^ - etanlly. Any FBI office, in the U. 8. ^ ^ y through thaai Windsor MU-B-3844 Collect ^ k e out of State P^wn once population greets the date. Per­ Bthan -Allen and bis Green Moun' p6rt aecead aeldier dies Of injuries houae clerk, has been convicted la alert to provide them help or | ,| ,e readily agreedv and failed in a second ^attempt haps ancestry is the reaeon it tain Boya, had been brought over auffarad in explosion of phoapKorctia by a faderal court Jury for Income protection without question. I Ay 1948 she had .a top parti*f~ iSar, is finding life in the bleak celebrates with eqiMl enthusiasm hand groiade — Stitches are re­ YOU SAVI lee and snow by Gen. Hsqry tax evasion. Itoey are forini^ undercover I , np «e Mifft — ak prison too confining nfinln. the anhiverdaty of Washlngtoii’a moved a day ahead ef aclMfiide workers for the FBI within the eviction of the Brittah and a day Knox, in private life a Boston Ha naxt faces trial ^^brlbeiry ’era and was cuatodtoa of Ita This Ume. however, h ^ ^ h - book aqiler. They ware emplaced from mending left shoulder of Bos­ Communist party. Othera of this borahip list and flnaacinl I m r ^ n i m«*ns to g fj:- a » ^ -dedicated to S t Patrick, who rid ton Red Sox outflelfier Ted WU- ia a riagla algbt Adonla aras free under VSil.'OOO ariect group get the same treat- Tben, ooo evening, two-burly pht^ BRIDGWAY MILLS ■ 'throu S a reduction in sentence. Ireland nrasakee. lianu. n.ent, even though for most of goons burst into Bui to get back to -he barrels, "Tba . rbbela,” aaid Gan. Howe ball today after bring found guilty 9 7 i Verv inuch aware that he ia not New Britain’s Mayor John L, them their fuK..uactuIneas to the nouheed 'while ah 188 BtnWLB TURNTOLE fVEST-.--TEL. MI-9.848i aiigiM for . releaae through t ^ and hogsheads, .too, they were thc- naxt morning, “ hava fimw more in Suilivan receives JBeiiioeratte aem- yesterday of 8Ung a false .'Income < 7 . Continental's hbt-to aecret wea^ one night tban.my.wbrta ^rmy tax raturn for'*^1948 and evading' bureau ended yeara,ago. They demaadafi bao MAIM ST. - iSm al couraopf ^ fiHMmi aa St. Patrick's day gift aa ■A auryey of tbo group today, (jhdkiid wl Ji fear, shh ■ year 201«. Green sat down ons, deeigned HM bjr f miUtbry could do ia -a umbUl" Ea"aMka lhlnl tenh in eomiag paymai^t «2 8I1J88 'in taxes. m u s i i : ^ OlwfllAILY 9 AM, ^ 9 F.M, - geniusi^jisit by « laeial marebant 'Ha then antarafi ba agraegMat municipal alaction ,; National Man- BauTof $30,009 ;waa continued bowover, revtala. pbyrtcal danger ly axj^ain that Uiay' Uny eaB and wrote a long state-, TREE WlUMam Ukvia. wtUi W tohiftoto — fier i^ e h the ■qwar CauncU pubUahas stx-pebit by Fadsral Judge Alfred K. Mode” Is Man aC A tbraat tbaa aaMor cabinet tia bar rampaigB kgaiast thnaa . V ALL DAY WEDNESDAY - tl ’ * H e freagnted the rtatement yea- Filtad i BtoM, toey Britlah, ware piwMBUfi to fiepait ainiad at-mofo atfactiva tcUI. wtM sentence Adaola €t aatioR'a adaoGae mad U nlfin roraalt foe tha B w t Mma PARKING ETEMAMfr; MANCHOTiR aaaay af thrtr halrHraWac, haart-' 314 ---- Heights, W 0 _bMuapi!W. t> 'FV' 4 - ”v 'y t I: \ 1 "V.’i

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