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Average Daily Net PreM Run The Weather / T X WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1969 ^ For the Week Eadiiii; Pereeaet ef U. B. Weather M«raM .FOUR X March 28th. IS5> lEttraing H^raUt Showers eading early ■ toalght s* followed by clearlag, mild. Lew' 12,899 In 40m. Clondy, lltOe change la ten- i i i i i Member of the Audit peratwre FrMiiy. High In See. . Cancer Drive i!iK! narcau o f 'Cireniation. About Town ilpii Manchester— A City of Village Charm iKii! ■ ...... ^ ------r ■ ■■ ■ ^ •iiii! nt Store! *n» weekly fe«eUnc of tho Opens Today HAi.E^, Since 1875 (OlaiMlfled AdTcrtlslng mi Page 161 PRICE n V E GENIUS 1CA.TBS wfll boVjielil tonight at VOL. LXXVni, NO. 155 (ElGH'lEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 1959 T:SO at the home of Donald Kuehl, TTie Manchaatar’Cancer Crusade 16 N. lam St After welghing-ln opens offt laPy ’>day, settin g off Mit the reading of offlcera’ re- a month-long effort of activities. ATTACHE CASE TMNrta awarda for the month of 200 Hear Voice March miU be made. The remainder At a kick-off meeting held laat i l l evening, William H. Slelth, gen­ Sweaters f9r Spring... of the tline wlU be devoted to r i m s iy it # is i e Red China Reports But It’s Off Pitcli and preparatlona for the MATptS eral chL.irman. announced that the \ For Fo» \ card party, achedued for prfday goal for the Mancheeter Cfusade Is $10,800. He called on all Man­ $h , 9 ' Boise, Idaho, April 2 (A’)-— evening’ April 17. chester cltisem to aid this cause- Helen I Harper Riviera fashions. An uldentlfled fisherman call­ Ike Lauds Atlantic Alliance.'.v' f'. Teom Teoe ra, Dr. Robert T. Pareona, dean of by volunteering u crusade work­ Very fresh and flattering they are, Solsimto, Dalai Lama, Party ed the sheriff’s office Igst Kennedy School of MUalona, H art­ ers and by giving generously on too! New views of top fashions. night. ■ He’d heard a voice Cancer Friday, April 24. OlBc* ^ calling.for help, on the other ford Seminary Foundation, will The new Bouclan in pretty spring \ occupy the pulpit of the Second Eugene N. Kelly, chairman of Werktra side of the Boise River west of CongTMatlonal Church Sunday at Cancer Friday, ■‘•he annual house- shades. Pink, white, mint, blue. here. ' to-house solicitation, reported that \ In India March 31 Sheriff's officers sent to the the 10 a.m. worship aen-lce. Sizes 34 to 40. his organizatiun has Iregun to take scene heard the voice too. A O Colort Exteulive Brown Covenant Congregatlonlists will shape and that recruitment of vol­ They called for more help, and A n ril 2 (1P\__ Red«* Reports from the Indian border As Mighty Barrier on Reds hold the weekly meeting tomor­ unteers for the 1959 fund raising SHORT SLEEVE SLIP- $ 0 . 9 8 soon about 290 deputies and fe ta l Kslimpong earlier today volunteers were clambering row at 1:15 p.m. a t the parsonage, Butterworth Photo is now imdcrway. , ^ ^ . O n l y ...... O ■ Zipper Closure god-kinir'a exiled aupport- The funds raised by the Man­ China 8 radio declared today along the steep banks. 47 Spruce St. Choir practice at ' J k Sturdy — Rich-looking Tibet B Dalai Lama has taken I there were beginning to fear the church will be at 7:30, and the Engaged chester Cancer Cnisade will be The voice complicated their Sunday echool staff will meet at put to use on a local. State and CARDIGAN TO $ C .9 8 refuge in India. for his safety. search. It would stop for^ong national Imais in a 3-prongcd at­ STATIONERY DEPARTMENT The broadcast, quoting the New Tlie Dalai iJthia had been be­ periods. X, 8 p m. The engagement of Miss Helen M A T C H \ ^ ...... D lieved traveling by mule through Ruth Jar\'ie to Richard Plllard is tack against cancer. . .research, Main Floor China News Agency, said the Near midnight, officers ­ Urges West Prepare southern Tibet bound ,for India nie ways and means committee announced by her father, James education, and service. New ad­ Dalai LamaLAma liftleu Tibet lioei “under-unaer Boumcwi in/tri...... pointed the area from which of the Manchester Emblem Club S. .Tarvle. 136 Blssell St. Her fi­ vances in method of treatment and SPORTSWEAH xPEPARTMENT duress by the rebellious elements." with Communist Chinese planes the cries came. Soon they will hold a rummage sale Friday ance is the son of Mr, and Mrs. diagnosis and year round educa­ Second tlopr There has been no definite word i and troops hunting him. found the object of their ~N at the Baks Home, beginning at 11 Charles L. Pillard, 116 Waddell tion efforts are gradually helping on the fate of the Dalai Lama| in Taipei. Nationalist China’s j search. a.m.- Mrs. Raj-mond Beauregard is Rd. to reduce the cancer death toll. since flghtipg broke out between ; official Central News Agency said I It yss a goat. F or F urther T ension in charge. The wedding will take place late Today, one cancer patient in three Tibetans shd Chihese Communist j Tibetan rebels and Chine.se Corn- in April in tilltie South Methodist is being saved compared to one in n;;: occupation forces on March 20. j niunist troops are fighting 165 Bhulco Scrtmagllo, 67 Bissell SL, church, four a few years' ago. But unofficial reports asld thei miles northeast of Lhasa as well By .lOHN M. HIGHTOW ER was surprised Monday night with 23-year-old spiritual and political ■ as near the Tibetan capital, Israel Regrets: leader of his mountaintop country Central Ne\Vs said the report Il'a.shinjrtnii. .April 2 (/P)—President Eiaenfiower lauded the a party in honor of his 78th birth­ The Adult Inquiry and Informa­ i lO-yenr-olfl Atlantic Alliance today ns a powerful barrier day. Friends from Manchester. tion Group will -meet at Zion Luth­ was with rebel forces in southern * caine from intelligence sources in Bolton Coventry’, Hartford and eran Church this evening at 6:30, Tibet, and perhaps trying to reach Lhasa. There was no way of rhock- 1 Mideast Scare] ! aiiaiii.sl commnni.sm hut cautioned the Allies to prepare for New Tork were present and the Ladles Aid Society meet­ CRUISE asylum in India. ' . ! ing its accuracy, but Peiping Radio more years of tension and bickering with Russia. The Peiping broadcast said he said speakers at a meeting in ing will follow at 7:30. Lha.sa urged the Red army "to I He called on the free world for unity, strength and per­ Irving Hochberg Is the delegate and his party “arrived in India on On Troops Call severance to win the struggle for a true and lasting peace from the Temple Beth Sholom to NEWS March 31" and that by order of continue mopping up the rebels in Mary B. Cheney Auxiliary mem­ the Indian. government police remote areas of Tibet." jdesiiile the ('ommunist “menace and threats.” attend the annual conference of bers are ln\dted to attend the Coun­ ' Jerusalem. April 2 i/'Pi The Is-| 2 Tlie Central News Agency re­ the Connecticut Valley Region of cil Administration meeting at the Chatham’s authorities had been ^ent to meet raeli government worked overtime | I And he promised: the United Synagogue of America Announcing him. port said more than 100 Commu dignity of man will not fail before State Armory, Hartford, Sunday The pU cs of his arrival was not nisi troops were killed Monday today to calm new war jitters In | “Those who re.spect the Sunday at Congregation Beth El, at 2 p.m. Members desiring trans­ 3 S E A SO N the itidrile Ra.«t caused by a coded !the magnitude of the task.” Norwalk. HOLLAND-AMERICA Mtated. ' I "Od Tuesday in the Heiho area and portation should contact Mrs. T h e ’Indian High Commission In i fighting was still in progress. broadca.at calling up Israel Army I He offered every pos.sihle negotiation with Russia which Gladys Ridolfl or Mrs. Gertrude LINE London said it had no information j.Communist reinforcements from re.‘»erve.$. Membera of Sunset Rebekah Buchanan. ' The arm y .said the annoimce- i hold.s "promise of constructive results.” Lodge will meet tomorrow night on the whereabouts of the Dalai . - ' Hut he cautioned against the danger of “suhstitUting Hlu- Fall Cruises I (Continued on Page Ten) I ment laat night should liave been | at 7:S0 at the Holmes Funeral The Little Flower of Jesus Moth­ SPECIAL SALE of NYLONS \ a routine notjee to three reserve sion for reality.” Home to conduct a memorial serv­ ers Circle will meet Friday at 8 limits being Xalled for training Tlie Pre.sldenl, blmaelf a former ice for Mrs. Augusta Chase, a p.m. at' the home of Mrs. Roger S.S. RYNDAM I maneiivera. But the army said the i supicme commander of NATO member of the lodge. Beaulieu, 10 Rus-sell Dr.. Rockville. Aug. 17 6 Days $150 1 ^ ’ ” i government radio had hroadcaat it ’ militiiiy foices. was the central SEATO Holds , in a way "likely to create panje In ; ' figure at the opening ae.ssion of Co-hostesses will be Mrs. James Bermuda V'.*' James R. Nelson, eon of Mr. and Murphv. Mrs. Gerald Charest and Buy for Your Oun REeULAE $1.00 HRST QUALITY! Guterma Suit Asks I the country and misunderstanding ' the lOlh anniversary meeting of Mrs. James R. Nelson, 61 Avon­ Mr . Edward Olsrhefakie. Election Auf. 25 14 Days $315 I abi’oad." the NATO Council of Foreign Mln- Secret Talk in dale Rd., a senior at Albion Col­ of officers will be held nt this San Juan, St. Thomas, Use and for Gifts! Semi-sheer full fashioned, 60 gauge, 30 denier I Neighboring Syria had immedi- , Isters. Immediately before him lege, Albion, Mich., win sing in the ‘ ateiy ordered all military men on I was an audience of 1.400 cabinet bass section of the college's a time. Port-au-Prince, Havana, Beautiful floral pattern.s in Meave back to duly and put five/ ' membera. Allied diplomats, west- New Zealand cappella choir when it makes a Nassau hosiery with reinforced heel and toe for extra $10 Million Damage army reserve formations on 24/ Tlie Manchester Kennel Club wdll hr I ern militar.i' leaders and rep- tour in Michigan and Ohio from pink, white, blue and yel­ hour notice. Dsmasrua Radio said , A pril 12 through 19. hold its next meeting April 8 at 8 low. 3 patterns; “Spring wear. Sizes 8i ^ to 11. Color; Beige tone. I lescntalives of the world preas. Wellington, New Zealand, April Syria had taken "all neceasarv . ; Ranged In a semicircle on the 2 (ifP)—.Military advisers 6t the p.m. a t the Community Y. The S.S. STATENDAM New York, April 2 (.'P' - Interna­ guest speaker will be Ted Young Song,” “Riviera Rose,” measures to defend her.self against I stage tiebind liini were the foreign eight SEATO nations held secret Jr. of Rocky Hill. All members, Nov. 20 15 Days $350 “Fashion” ; also plain col­ tional financier Alexander U any emergency" in the wake of the p Dean Acheson. right, former secretary of slate who Was one of the original signers of the North j minisiers or other delegation discussions today on how to keep guests and dog fanciers are In­ Bermuda, St. Thomas. Guterma, in hot water with the Israeli announcement. Atlantic treatv, talks wrth Deputy Undersecretary of 'State Robert Murphy at today s council meet­ chiefs of ttie 15 Allied Goverii- up defenses against Communist ored “Miami.” . Jordan's highei' defense Council ! LAWN MOWERS vited. La Guaira, Aruba, Port- i $ 0.25 U.S. government, has filed a $10 j ing marking the 10th anniversary of the founding of NATO. Acting Sccretaiy of Stale Herter inienls, their flags eolorfiil in the aggression In Southeast Asia. au-Prince 72 X 90 practical size for pr. pr. ! held a late-night emergenvj' meet-j invited Ache.son and former President Truman who sent his regrets. Two other key figures in tlie : focus of floodlights with a blue The meeting will continue million 4anyage suit against for­ ing and announced it was taking i NATO signing. Secretary of Slate Dulles and former Secretary of Stale George C. Marshall, both j and while .\.\TO flag high over SHARPENED. King David Lodge will meet at twin or double beds. eign firms. He accuses them of. through Saturday as a preliminary Odd Fellowa hall nt 7:30 p.m. to­ "all necessary measures /to protect j are ill. i AP Photofax i. iail at the rear of stage. to the fifth conference of ministers REPAIRED causing his troubles. the .Iordan border ant/ security." next 'week of the Southeast Asia morrow to travel to Cresecent S.S. NIEUW In federal court yesterday. Gut­ Tile meeting was^eld In the in- Lodge. East Hartford, to exemplify The communique, broadcast by the ' teidf|iHi'lmental amliloriiim. Treaty Organization. {All work guaranteed. Free I AMSTERDAM HOSIERY—Main Floor erma named as defendants Ufilec, governm ent radio iiy Amman, did I Pick-up and delivery. We | the first degree. The regular meet­ *4.98 a Swiss trust, of Zurich; Abdulla The NATO chiefs came back to Adm. Harry D. Felt, leader of ing Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Odd Sept. 25 6 Days $170 not specify what pleasures were the hirtliplaie of their alliance the U.S. military delegation, warn­ I also sharpen axes, scissors, K. Zllkha of Paris, a principal being taken / I chisels, planer blades and | Fellows hhll will be veteran's Havana DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Ufitec stockholder: and Neder- Doctors Cite Gains^^^^? with iiiilitaiv [xmip an honor ed at the open meeting which be­ night. Main Floor, Bear .Shortly after Ijie T.sraeli broad­ guard on Conalitiition Avenue and gan the conference that some cir­ I knives. Oct. 2 12 Days $315 landsche Handel-Maatschappij, a j cast, which gave/the impiession of Netherlands banking corporation | ^ iDade Litv, rla. military hands inside and outside cles wotild "lull the free peoples Miss Patricia A. Wiley of 2 St. Thomas, Martinique a large-scale piobilia.Ttipn order. the great hall in which the first into stacking their arms and relax­ BRUNO MOSKE which has offices in Manhattan's j Finance M inister l^evi Kslikol in- Olcott St. and Irving C. August of Curacao, Port-au-Prince Dade City. Fla , April 2 i.T' Hs.seitihlage of Allied foreign min­ ing in an atmosphere of so-callfd financial district. teirupted a budget debate in par­ War on Lancer peaceful coexistence." Stafford Springs will be united In In isters was lield 10 years ago to TEL. Ml 3.0771 Oct. 23 8 Days $215 Guterma, former head of the K. Pre-dawn tornado-like Vlnd.s marriage Saturday at 10 a.m, in liament to express the govein- sign the treaty, April 4, 1949. "They would have us accept a Port-au-Prince, Havana L. Jacobs Co., was indicated • ment’s regifet over the misumler- .itnick the edge of thi.s community the Church of the A.ssumptlon. March 23 by a federal grand jury I today. Injuring at least two pei- ‘ They marched in through a drl«- propaganda Una that thadiard tac­ Dec. 4 12 Days $315 standing. / / 9y .M)HN BARBOUR fg tl ths nitrogen mu.stard treat -1 on charges of fraudulent manage­ ' ment and destks are mors than fons and doing an estimated .31 zling rain, with hopeful •words to tics of the Sovdet and Chinese St. Thoma.s, Martinique Prem i^ David Ben-Ourion, Be who /(AP Scfeiicp Writer) | Communists have been abandoned ment and stock transactions. j la also /iareel's ' defdefense minister, ExcOlsior Springs, .Mo.. April 2 twice a.s high. j inlllipn worth of dsmage. j offset the forbidding weather. Curacao, Port-au-Prince Elsenhower and the other speak- completely and forever," )m eald. Pleaded Innoe'ent j met this morningning withwi heads of the | Iff* The surgeons' knife, a power­ Other chemical compounds that. I The sheriff’s office said it knew The Siberian * bom Guterma; of no fatalities hut a number of eis Secretary General Paul-Henri adding that the "hard lina used in Minimum Rates Quoted hot new combo! armed services. Afterward a ful poison and a flip of a coin .... are toxic to cancer cells also can pleaded innocent to both indict-1 home.s u e ie damaged or de-^lroved. Spaak and Council President the Taiwan (Formosa) Strait and • ••••••••••••••••• spokesman said the “incorrect ver­ These were three .strange part­ be tised. In Tibet are too recent in our Reserve now—Do not wait. All menus. He is free in a total of ■ .AIJOXANDKR U OI TORM.A sion/of the army chief of staff's ners in testing a technique ..gainst Some are available that can find Powerlines and telephone wire.s I,Joseph M. A. H. Luna of the N eth­ f'nilses will be heavily booked. $20,000 bail. were down, and ladio station erlands projected NATO’s policy memoriae for us to be gullible." order as broadcast corresponds in cancer. First indications are an

J 4 y MANCHESTER EVENING HE^AliD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THpRSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959 PAGE THRCB P A ttV W O z: ______' I I ■’’■ii, I I . . . i j action waa part of a “nerv* war South Wyideor wMtlMr tryouta will b« poitponMI Regional Dietrict 8 he had been granted emergency until April 11, *t the kame Ume. leave to attend the funeral of his Israel Regrets to test fha UAR’a determination PRESCRIPTIONS Key to the Kremlin-“4 Holdover player* from la*t year Brass Bumped 4-year old son. to defend K rsh nationallim and to on State Starts stand against all imperiallat. in­ DAY OR N10HT Educators Laud will report at a date to be an­ Marlborough Set Kindi said the colonel "was ver>' BT RXFEIIT8 nounced later, according to Parry provoked by being humped by low­ Mideast Scare fluences." Students, Teams W. Robert*, league preaident. For Budget Talks South dealer , , ^ Paying Towns^ So Bumped GIs er-ranking airmen” The Israeli callup wa* described Do Not Wait for Shrimp isach boy ahould be accompanied FAIB gXCHAJrail 18 * North-South vulnexaMl "We were lllUc Wheels and he as a "theatrical move." The radio ARTHUR ORUR by an adult, and mu*t bring a NO BQMBEBY. A public meeting has been NOKTM ■ was a big wheel, jKt.he wanted to On Troops Call charged it was Inspired by' "west­ A capacity crowd of 200 in­ copy of hi* birth certificate. By Alfjtefi Sheinwold A i r i For Schools Can Ride Plane get to Hawaii and have a good ern imperialism" to take the heat To Whistle: Khrushchev cluding 83 E)ls\.'orth Memorial April 26 ho* been act oaide for called by the Marlborough Hoard tJ.8. MaSdre Team Champion ^ 7 Q 9 8 4 2 time. He didn't care who it hurt off UAR President Nasser’* at­ High School students attended the the annual house-to-houie canvasi of Finance and the Board of Se­ The ppmciple uaed in todays ♦ Q^IO 5 (Continued from Page One) or what the trouble was," Kindi (CantlnuM from Page One) tack on Iraqi Premier Abdel for funda to operate the Uttle very simple but nobody ■Tha Town of. Moncheoter will re­ added. Karim K*ssem. while the USSR concentrated on sixth annual All-ElIs\vorth Night lectmen to eound out resident* oil ____think of i t See if you ceive the f ^ t paythent* from (OMMnad t«M« r » g * One) League program this year. Thi* WEST *AST ; eral could verify the complaint. Kindi said the plane's fuel had always tense have been unusually heavy Indtislry to build world banquet held last night at the their attitude towards the Region­ ■ make four *pade* without the State olLConnecUcut this month fo quiet In recent weeks. "Western imperialism." the metliod of fund-raising . wai 4 2 A K 10 4 be dumped for safelv before the broadcast said, “eatsbllshed Israel Mvar* Strain. The Korean War powe^ Wrapping Community Houae. al District 8 school budget for ■reading the explanation. _ to help d«ray ^ co*t of the Burns ordered the aircraft back There waa an air of myalery Abroad, he mixed smiles with adopted several years ago, replac­ 5^X10 6 7KJSS craft could land after Us short to use it as * base for every move RUMMAGE m-«s tnded, a Stalin famble which ing the previous practice of taking 1959-60. The meeting will be held West opens the four of clube, Washington Schocil addition and the and went himself to Tachikawa about the Israeli callup for a time. tlireats. With the prospect of west­ Speakers Included many present ♦KJ42 ABSTS flight from Tokyo. Imperialism wants to make in the faUad. The Indo-chlna war wa» and past .South Windsor educators up a collection at each game. et 7;S0 p.m. Tuesday In the Rich­ fortunately enough, and you win .AQ10 443 4> 9 i Barnard JuniorlHllgh Schocil altera- Air Batie to see that the GI s got The orders to the reservists were widlng. Moacow hinted It wanted ern agreements to rearm West with the jack. You are in dan­ "tlon*. ■ , . Kindi said the colonel was a pas­ broadcBst last night In code during Middle East. And whan the Com­ and coaches. Old Medata Found mond Memorial Library; Marl­ ^ SOUTH their seats back. senger terminal commander. munist clique of Abdel Karim SALE to aatUe the Auatrtan occupation -Germany. Moscow announced a borough. ger of loelng a trick in each wit. According to a card received .thl* s regular station break on the Warsaw'Alliance of aatelllte armies Dexter Burnham, planning com­ A number of medals honoring AAQJ9CS morning -by General Manager Among the others with Bell The mother of Airman C'.otTdon Kassem came to rule Iraq, im­ problem, too. The Kremltti made mittee chairman, noted that pur­ South Windsor residents for World A letter ient to each Marl­ If you try to a club' In 7 7 Israeli Radio, The orders were extraordinary resturea tovvard under Soviet direction, Khrushchev Rlchard/Martln, the town will re­ were S. Sgt. Paul S. Cain, Sedalia, N. Read of Itliaca died March 24. something less than urgent, how- perialism found In them another Elks Home pose of the dinner was to honor ■War I service have been discov­ borough taxpayer states that the dummy. East will over-ruff. He ♦ A « She WHS Mrs. Jannette 5fann Read. Tngoalavia'a "nto, the Maverick was setting the stage for s\immlt will get out safely with a heart ceive .the first of 20 annual pay­ evei', since the reserves were told supporter” BI.^IRRLL ST. students for attainment.s in schol­ ered In the files at the Com­ purpose of the meeting la to dis­ A A K J 7 ment* of $6,672.52 for Washington Mo.; Airman 2.C. Robert J.'* Kindi. I professor of home economics al Communiat with whom Stalin conference bargaining. cuss the RHAM High School budg­ or a diamond, and you will atlll All IllHIl •_ ,, , to report at ."> p.m. to(ln.v, some 20 „ STARTING arship, sport.s, music, dramatics, munity Hall on Main St.. B. Ed­ South West >4«rth Eaet ScIMmI ad(lltion. The cost of the Saratoga Springs, N. Y Cornell University. feuded. . Khnishchev and Bulganin jour­ et, which, according to Finance loae a trick to the king of trumps. hours after the broadcast. AT 11 AJW. journalism and other activities. ward Daley, AL service officer for 2 A .T**» 2 NT Pa** Slddition was $320,020. 3.C. Gordon N. Read, Ithaca, N.Y., "I missed the funeral because of And the Soviet conaunier wa-s neyed to Belgrade to get Tito's Special recognition was given the Board chairman Philip J. Wad- You would like to get to the 3 A Pesa 3 A Pan and S. Sgt. John P. Snyder. Van- Damascus radio Interrupted a promiaed .the world on a platter if forgiveness for Stalin’s abuse.” Did Abe E. Miller Post has an­ The town will also receive the him 1 tlie colonel),’’ Read told re­ Moslem religious program mark­ basketball team, runners-up in the nounced. Inscriptions state they hams, represents, an increase of dummy to through the king 4 A AU Pass first of five annual payments of dergrift. Pa. * Police Arrests be would Just be patient. all this mean the Riissians at last stale Cla.s.s C tournament. of spades. Is there any way to do — A 4 porters in Ithaca. ing the holy month of Ramadan to FRIDAY, APRIL 3 were presented by the grateful cit­ seven mills to the town. $8,861.84 this month, to help pay for The colonel's name is being Kindi's SOM. Robert J. Jr., was The collective leadership, to the planned to relax Communiat pres­ Robert Ordway, driving instruc­ The letter stresses the point that so7 call Syrian reservlat.s and regular SPONSORED BT uncritical observer, was Jiiat one sure in the world's trouble spots? izens of South Windsor in remem­ the $41,808 alterations in Barnard withheld pending completion of an taken ill last week and lapsed Into army men back to duty. George W. Parker, 2.5, of Dinmas- MANTHESTEB tor at the school, who acted a.s brance of patriotic service in that the Regional Board has voted to Create a Buffer find a fit in any suit but spades, investigation. A US. Air Force big happy family. Writers in the Snorted Khnishchev: School. a coma. Kindi returned In lime fnr Calrn Radio, In Syria^.s com- ton, a photographer, was arrested EMBLE.M CI-UB loa.slmastor. introduced Principal war. present the $454,436 budget to the The method Is to create a rtiffer you will *urely push on to slam. Notification of the money to be spoke.^nian explained that he Soviet Union blossomed out with "If anyone believes our smiles Henry .7. Adams and .School Super­ tlie funeral. He has another son, panlon province of the ttnited f,n a Town ("ourt warrant yeater- The medals, which are bronze district budget meeting on April In dummy! (Copyright 1969, General Features granted came from K. H. Lundy, "might be completely innocent in Alan. 2'.j. daring new ideas. In Hungary, involve abandoning the teachings intendent Merle B. Woodmansee. IS. Recommendations for cutting Arab Republic, rebroadcaat the pharged wit'., failure to Communist leaders, taking their and round with an eagle inscribed Take the ace of clubs at the sec­ Corp.) specialist in the school building the affair. " of Marx, Kngels and I.,enin, he de­ Both praised students for their ac­ the budget were voiced at the grant department of the State De­ Syrian mobilization „ vendor's license. Parker cue from Premier Malenkov, per­ ceives himself badly. Those who in front, hang from a multi-col­ ond trick and then lead the king Innocent or not, the incident complishments in many fields. hearing by members of the.Hebron of clubs, discarding a diamond partment of Education.' Advertisement mitted unheard of relaxations of wait for that will wait until the Gerhardt E. Rast, now Westport ored shield. ruined the coloiiel'a vacation. He there " " X poste.l a $100 bond for court ap- Daley and Post Commander and MarlboroRgh Finance Boards. from from dummy. East ruffs and The difference in the number of was asked to be available for tiio Koc Dances Sol .nea.stir.'.a to ^ ,p„,.„„pp Saturdav. SUlinism. Young intellectuals In shrimp learns, to whistle." school suporintendent, who headed annual payments made by the State vtnee. Israel s ne.gbboi o do charges, s.nd Poland stirred restively against Howard G. Bennett ask that any­ 'Tha regional Board's action was leads a diamond. investigation, l ancclcd his leave The West waited in vain for a the local school system when Ells- taken at the same time that the ART THEATER for the two projects is due to , the the Stalinists. whistling shrimp. In mld-.siimmer. I worth was built in September 1936, one knowing the whereabouts of You take the ace of diamonds and returned to duty. Thro 11 {ill Mav 29 ea.sl I Alt o . hovoI court dates. Include: SALES MANAOtR those to whom the medals were Board la sponsoring legislation for and lead your last club, discarding 1 6 6 FrankllB A re. CH SSSSS difference in the way the town fi­ clme.l to comment on the devel- Bnsinlo, 41, of F.a.st Khrushchev exploded the happy 195.5. Khrushchev got the summit was Iptroduced. He recalled that nanced the two projects, according "We don't know exactly how it family notion In 1955. He outfoxed awarded or their families contact a hardship grant from the state. another diamond from dummy. HELD OVER THIRD wkEK happened," the spokesman .said. Tlie weekly fifth and si.xUi grade opments. Windsor Nike site, .operating an conference he so eagerly sought. ; head room in the gym was In- In its request the Board states to the Ifeneral manager. The Wash­ The- Jordan government appar- j^i^^ed motor vehicle, Salur- Malenkov and required him to step Soviet propaganda conjured up a I creased to 18 feet from the 76 them so the awards can be This gives West his ten or queen "Kmcrgcncy leaves...... normally . pro-. j and junior high dances conducted AT DeCORMlER’S that the towns In the district are of clubs, but gets rid of dummy’s ington School project was financed ently got a garbled account of down as premier, confessing hini- •'.Spirit of Geneva " Rut that .smil­ ! originally called for in the plans claimed. “Cast A Dark Shadow” by a bond issue, whereas the vide a priority that i.s sufficicntlv j ,|,p Roercation ncpartmeul on Names inscribed on the medals depriving themselves of much last diamond. high to safegnard any passenger [ evenings at troth the West Draeli order It spoke of tlie "de- , Ri,.|,ft,d Shea 34, of 613 Main ,self a failure. Khrushchev In- ing ghost faded away quickly By ; at his requeaf. Dirk Borzsrde. Marssret Lockwood Barnard addltiona were paid for claralion of general mobilization , intoxication, Saturdav, held atalled pliable Nikolai Bulganin as John McMillan, coach of Wind- Include: James Stewart, Maurice needed civic improvements in or­ Now you can ruff a diamond in agaln.st being bumped by someone j,,„i Commnnil v Y Centers enlunin .Moscow wa.s intruding in der to support the district school. Pine from town funds. announced by Israel." \ybereas the j Imnds. premier—a mere echo of Khmsh- the Middle East with arms and 1 ham High, Is CCIL basketball Goldberg, Samuel Brown, Wil- dummy and lead a through on regular leave, regardless of nre seliednied to continue throngh llaf Wa.shlngton, Henry M. War­ Marlborough officials claim that East to pick up the king of trumps. “Every Second Counts” Israeli order applied to only three, .|,,ve„pio R. Garcia, 24, of Hart- chev himself. propaganda. 1 champions and Albert Loeffler, rank. ^ .May 2ntli. reserve units. : operating an unregiatereci Thereafter. Khniahchev did the coacli at Staples High, praised the wick, Davis Delinickas, P. J. Kel- the regional Board's refusal to cut The rest is easy. . with Barbers^ Lasse, Jean Hare "It may be we need some new q-iip fifR, Hinl sixth gradeis will Khnishchev and his shadow, Isi'aeli sources said reserves j motor \’ehicle. .Saturday, $20 bond, talking. At home he indicated the ' spirit at Ellsworth. "When teach­ leher. John P. Hllsky, Joseph Sa- its school budget seems to be a This is an extreme example of Thibanlt Tornado Hits procedures, or better fulfillment of (tance from fi:!.*! to 7:15. and Uie Bulganin, when through India and may he called for spring and fall consumer* would have to watt for Soiithea.st Asia like an anilable ers enjoy teaching and coache.s dauskas. John Mortrus, Howard contradiction of the thought be­ the "loser-on-loser" play. You will Next Attractloa the old.” j jnnior higli students from 7:30 to coaching as they do here, students Abbey. Peter Baronls, John Mino­ hind the argument. find simpler cases in actual play As for Gen. B.irns, the spokes-1 9:3", training pei iods of a week oi two | Hamilton. Bermuda F.arly set- the promised amenities of life bear pawing for honev. Often he “Rouge Et Noir” by broarica.sl, telegrams or tele- ■ tiers m Bermuda called the 21- shocked his hosts, hut he was wdll find the educational process vich. John Holdmath, Isaac Gwyn, Wadhams also takes exception to If you Just look for them. Dade City, Fla. man .said "he has no desire for Dancing will be by recor

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ing -Naw Britain), eommlttae ehalr- o r MANCHESTEB, INC.—MANCHE8TBB. CONN. S a id H ik in g G O P R o le man and sophomore girls at Man- TEI, Ml «-l Home Builders nutn, told newsmen yesterday that I Chester High School will be held For Large ‘Space’ Plant the purpose of the bill la to bring 2-w a y communication i Tuesday at Ihe Lady of Calvary private housing under the pro- Town Director Ronsld Jacobs ♦’ting down the town budget for Asked when he could appeal- be­ (CooUiiaeg from Bag* Om ) vtsione of the public accommoda­ The West End sanitary aewerf Mariln Mid "I t doea not aeam to — OXYOIN — than apend their I Retreat House In Farmington. V' cu tn t ot Bolton, who^ that it should ba neeanary |or last night said it appeark "a prob- 1089-60 rather ' The retreat will be sponsored by Ilf fiul two oOMI« WlU fly fore another pubUc hearing on the tions act—an act which forbids problem onca again cornea before energj'. he said, in criticizing the requested»tone change, Carinl buildera” and ’’■padal interaat’’ the Board of Diroctora to maka an lem of mavericks" will make the ; the Manchester Chapter of the DOIS AMIAIIIflfl AIB : to Om moon In Decambor, told the turning down people eecldng apart­ the Board of Diractora at a meet­ addittoaml appropriation for. this GOP-recommended transfer of could not say. He told the ZPC he legislation. ments in public housing for reasons Board of Directors dependent on school surplus' funds by the last Holy Family Retreat l.eague, A N a v i to •§ : Aadorer B n ^ and Plaanlnf Controversy which b r o u g h t ing next Tuaaday at 8 p.m. In the particular project. I would suggest bvis will leave from Ihe high school OoBunUaioa teat Blfht he h c M to is returning to Oklahoma in a of race, creed or color. the votes of its Republican minor­ Board. House members across party lines Municipal Building. that tha Board turn the plana over TeL M I 34)350 Hi 2:.Kl p.m. and i-etifrn s'round abort while. Out there, he said, he build a 10,000 aquore foot plant arose mostly over the bill cover­ A stir came at a legislative to tha Board of HMucatton for such ity member* throughout its term 1»:.30 p.ni. Tlui.se needing trans- | la Andover. . „ will observe tests of a #-foot proto­ hearing on tha queetion of wheth­ The agenda for the meeUng aaka action aa It may doom neceasa$y.’ ’ type of a "free energy” powered ing aubdivtslon regulations. House of office. • ■ portatlon should, 'rnntarl .Inhn j TO 8$ THI 8ISTT Carinl, head of OTC of New Majority Leader Samuel Ooogel er the law should continue to re­ the Directors to consider setting May Amend Ordhumoe Atty. Jacobs, speaking to the Cratly, .32 McCann Dr. There i I * • • • • • Bagland, aeeka a change in aone spaoe ship. This ship Carinl terms supported the bllla, while Minor­ quire that teenagera take drjver a date for a public hearing on as­ The Directors edit conaidor Mar­ Republican ’Town Committee, said will he an nlTerlng of two dollars.pi: Noionyourtifel trom agricultural and realdence to as the forerunner of a space craft education courses as a provision tin’s recommendation to amend the Local Supcks measuring anywhere from 40 to ity Leader A. Searle Ptnney op­ sessing for "any or all portions of the Democratically controlled Retreat maslei will he Father The Zenith Quality 50-R i*S50 Induamal paric for 130 acrea off of their operators' licenses. walk and curb ordinance eo that Board has had to depend on minor­ Honaid of tlie rassloiust Monas- Hebron Rd. in the aoutheaat eec- 100 feet in diameter. posed it. the proposed West Side sanitary tha town take over the full coat (A complete...yet « unexeelleti There was a move ,to recommit The hearing was in regard to aawerage system.” Your Borne •.« ity votes in every controversial Is- Quotation* rurnl*ned by teiy. i In performance by hearing tk o of the town. The land la owned The 6-foot ship. Carinl says, was bills that would eliminate the curba rather than 60 per cent the subdivision bill to committee. Since October, the Board has Bue since it took office in Novem­ .Cobum A MIddlebrook. Inc. I aids jelling for $200. or mora. by lieonard GlgHo of Bolton. originally scheduled for t e a t s driver education provision aa it Such an action would rbduce j FAI.I, HURTS SK\, (iRK.KN The motion was rejected on a not settled upon a method of as­ many of the aaseasmenta propoaed ber. Bank btoeks I rO-bay Money Back Cuaran- • A t the propoaed Andover plant, yesterday. The date was moved up now atands. Teenagera, teachera " A n d this is typical,” he said, Providence, R I . .Api'il 2 oT' ■ - roll call vote, 123-95. The bill was sessing for a proposed $100,000 to bo charged against property I tee! Come in...or phone foe Oarinl aald laat night he would en­ to tomorrow and Saturday, but then passed on another roll call and parents urged the legislative *’of the pattern you're going to Bid Asked I Sen. Tlieodore Francis flreeii iD- \ gage in manufacturing “free en­ hava again been delayed until later transportation committee to re­ pump station and force main to be ownera who appeared at a public Conn. Bank and Trust the aelectmsn wrote *t>me $10,000 ! home demomirttion lodayf vote, 139-89. hearing lu t ’Thursday, and thoaa see” in the future. Hli, 91, oldest mail in the II.S. ergy" matitoae powered by “utron In the month. tain the requirement. located on W. Middle Tpke., weet Jacobs, whose talk was in line Co...... 43 45 Shortage of $11,915 in bogus check* to flelltlou* pay­ Senate waa in .lane Brown Hoa- The second bil4 raised little dis­ of Center St. who would have their curbs and Plans Announced electrical accumulator and gravl- He said last night he could cussion and wasTassed on a voice Driver education courses for With a plan of Town Chairman First National Bank ot ees. pilal today Willi a hniised hip and “Uvint SStunT ty** motora. probably aet a date for a aecond Also, General Manager Richard walka repaired in the future! Also Manchester . . .. 43 Wren said Keleev also collected H irin g AM* vote. • auto license applicants between on the agenda la Board discussion John F. Shea Jr. to have Board 111 W eslh rook F und hack sufl'ered 111 a fall. It is thla type of motor which public hearing after the tests are Pinney said he was not opposed Martin's compilation of existing buaineaa diacussed at committee Hnrtturd Natlona. money through overdrafts on hi.* Doctors said Iasi niglil there would power the apace craft Carinl the ages of 16 and have been and action on uaeasing tha prop­ held, sometime between April 20 in principle to protecting the required since January 1968. Those sewer assessment rules is on the meetings, claimed that Inability of | Bank A Trust Co. . 36'a , .384 .salary and expense areounis. and weie no frarniiea, hot he was lielci QUINN’S PHARMACY he and OUa T. Carr and agenda for Board action. Action erty owners who appeared at lu t OompanlM For Catholic High (Coetlnned from Page One) and 26. The hearing might be builders from new regulations, but favoring abolition of the require­ Tuesday's hearing in the Bowers ^ a r d Democrats to align five Fire Insurance through ehecks for various serv­ iRl the ho.spital for obsei vation. MaJ. Wayne D. Aho wdU fly from called for mid-May. on assessing for the project was votes on touchy matterk has pa.ss-; 78'4 ices to the town, I Green fell yeslerda.i' at the PHONE Ml 3-413E Oklahoma City to the moon and he said th« bills might have more ment said there were many youths School. Aetna Fire ...... 75 >i day. It was the result of that audit Carinl was asked last night when Implications than their drafters unable to take courses in public delayed pending Board approval of The Directors will consider set- ed some leadership responsibility j Hartford Fire . . . . .190 200 tt'lieu some of the cliecka bounc­ Rhode Island .School of Design Wi NANOII BATTESIU AMO ACCil back. these rules. to himself and fellow Republican ' 124 that Wren announced last night. ed, .raid Wren, Keiaey niauaged I wlier he had gone to hear a lec­ No Noise, Waste the company was incorporated in Intended. He said there wa.s also schools who had to go to private ttog dates for public hearings on National ...... a 18. Plan* and apecifications for the* were rompleted, plans for two poa MOiT HEAaiMe Aloa Connecticut. He replied it is now a question to the legality of the driving schools and Incur flnanclal Martin said the public hearing Director.* Gilbert Barnes and Rob- Phoenix ...... 81 84 * * * . = 1 other Catholic high schools in Ihc Wren aald the ehecks were i to hide the returning oliecks from ture He stumbled down two steps. I Pressed for details at the ZPC building sidewalks on both sides of ■proposed $2 million Catholir high j In the process of being done. bills. hardship. Driving education at should be held five weeks sfter ap­ Trebbe Dr., and both aides of Ool- ' ert Gordon, by default. I Lift! and Indemnity In*. Co*. Hartford archdiocese were also cashed between October 19,'!7 and. other town qfflelals. meeting last night, Cartnl assured The Republican minority is the school snd convent on Hilliard 8t. completed. The other two srhool.« Fetwuarv 19.'i9, and that they to­ Stock Sales The House also passed a resolu­ public schools was cut back re­ proval of the rules, which could way St. Aetna Ca.sually ... . .192 202 commission metnbera there would cently by the state, leaving some come Tuesday. first in town history. 'Democrats | have been completed. Designed byj will be located in Hartford and taled $l'l,915.l7. Pari* "Tie average French ell- be no noise, explosions, dust or Carinl aald he will sell some tion urging Congress to speed up They will also discuss settling a Aetna Life ...... 240 2.50 I p la n s for building additional schools without such courses be­ Must Check Bid claim of $1,150 against the town swept into town offices in the last .361 arehiteels Wilkins and Sleeker of West Hartford. . He said Kelsey wa.» praeticed at | iren I* apendlng 11.8 per rent of glare Involv^ in the Industry. stock in his company, but not very (Jonn. General ...... 346 hia budget on elothliig. much. He added that once the nuclear, submarines. Rep. Joseph cause of lack of funds. by Theresa Kehl, and a cu e for •lection. The rost of the tin ee school, changing his handwriting. He aald Be also aasured the ZPC there "In the meantime," Martin said, Jacobs, who is in his second term Htfd. Steam Boiler . . 92'a 96'a West Hartford, the school is a and convents will be $6 million. would be no dangerous waste “free energy” motors are proven, Ottaviano Jr., (D-New London), Many of those who supported "we will have ascertained If the $950 brought by Abbie M. Cuh- Travelers ...... 87',y 90 2-story brick and glass structuie^ there would be revenue from licens­ who sponsored the resolution, said the driving education course re­ ion. as a director, said it appears that which will meet the educational .Start in Fall products since the process does not contractor will hold to his bid of Democrats have so long held the I'libllc Utilitte* ing of operations in other states some 11,000 Workers at the Elec­ quirement asked that the state in­ last fall and whether it will be Make Bid for Court needs of 1.200 students, Construrtinn will begin in the SAFE BUYS tovolve nUtting the atom. is a symbol of your personal achievement. H w Conn, Light * Power 23 25 > a aiitomei In his New England territory. tric Boat Division of the General crease flnanclal aid to the schools A request that a court for this minority role of critic* that now. The building, known aa the Ea.sl , late fall on all three schools. They C n C E l 2-dr., hardtop, radio, heetor, aiitomet- A t a ZPC pubUc hearing last desirable for the town to take new 'r e ^ u b le it would be if, in the event of your death, though In power. "They can’t face Hartford Electric Lt. 72'j 75', 3 v k U d C I a Ic. power steering and power Thursday n l^ t , Carlnl’s wife. Some financing would come from Dynamics Corp. At Groton could to expand the program. bids. If new bids are to be taken, area in the State's new system be Catholic High Sohool, will have 30 i are scheduled to be rompleted by he affected if Congress failed to your family were forced to give up that home because the responsibility they never had Hartford Gas Co. . . . 4.5 'a 48'a j classrooms, special rooms for September 1961. hnikoN, (iilonr. onr mvn^r, n rnrenl new car triidh-Ing $1995 Olive, appeared in the absence of the parent firm, OTC Enterprises Rep. John M. Lupton (R-West- the assessments will be made on established in Manchester is ex­ Southern New England DIRT and GREASE DISAPPEAR! of Baltimore. quicken Its eaib-bullding program. on), sponsor of one of the bllla, the basis of estimates as is done in pected to be made by the Direc­ they could not afford to meet the mortgage paymenta. . before.” I tearhing science, commercial suh- ^he course of studies in the e\tra iilee, low nilleHt^e. her husband. He was in Oklahoma Oen't MuMler Votes Teleplione ...... 44 46 I ||JA ‘iMloor Imnltop Premiere, ra^lio, heater* auto- The Senate'paased a bill requir­ called the requirement unfair other cu es of (,sewer) extensions." tor*. I jeeta and home economics courses, jjdionls will have three trarka - a t y at the OTC Enterprlsoa labo­ This firm is headed by Carr, one Fortunatejyw you can provide for just such an He said the 6-member Demo­ .Manufacturing Companies v f b lP i U i niAlle, fully powered, heniitifiil. Im- ratory. ^ e was unable give ing redevelopment agencies and and said It forced the "subsidiza­ The agenda also lists Ailing a va­ Martin u ld new courts will be ' There will be a student chapel, j college preparatory stu- of the two men who Carinl says eventuality by taking out a Sun Life Mortgage Pro­ cratic majority needed Republican .. 62'a 65', a spacious library, complete health | one for commeicial and one I'oiidllloii. One owner, low*milea|fe. An $2695 oommlsaion members snd residentsto will accompany him to the moon. public utilities companies to share tion of private enterprise.” cancy on the Charter Revision located in towns and cities at the Arrow. Hart, Heg. Fast and Easy tection Policy now. I will be glad to give you details, votes In connection with the Man­ detailed information on the com­ the cost of relocating company fa­ Commission, appointing someone request of legislative bodies and A.saocialed Spring .. 20 22 unit, and administrative offices. A j,p,„.,.B| preparation. Facilities original ear. Of the future, he told the com­ Those who supported retaining chester Country' Club lease and FMM 3RS. BATHROOMS, 0 3 E N S O A 1)11 Senlaii De^’llle. radio, heater* hydramatic* full pany's plans and the hearing was cilities caused by the need for re­ where suitable facllitlea and and there will be no obligation on your part. Bri.stol Bra.a.s...... ll'a 13 I fully equipped audilorium will seat „.j|| h„ilt into studv areas in mission laat night, craft 10 feet the education requirement in­ to the Manchester Country Club's fluoridation, and can't muster five u bi poMPr, (ntee^rlnR:, limken, wind., w«., adjourned. He was later invited to development project room. Board of Governors, and appoint­ quarters exist. Ho sold the quar­ Collin.a ...... 86 91 |800. and the school cafeteria will n,, n,, pp srhools for the future use 3D AIIII C9QQC in diameter would be produced for cluded Robert I. Catlin, chairman votes to assess for s proposed sani­ PLEASANT. HeaU), one ouiier, showroom romllllon. An Inimae- laat night’s meeting to give the Sen. Robert. P. Bums (D-Tor- ing members to the Building Com­ ters and facilities of the town Dunham Bu.'h ...... 8 'i 9'4 I seeommodate •’'00. educational television. less than the cost of an automobile. of the Connecticut Safety Com­ tary sewer project in , the West Em-Hart ...... 45‘ a 48'a ulale ear. Prevloun owner’* name on relnhe a pernonal Innpertlon of thla firm and its plana New London,—A useful new de­ position to the proposal and that sion on proposed sanitary sewers with the State to get State aid MAKES LAUNDRY liiKs power hrakept. vice for the private pilot who takes most public utilities companies fa­ highway funds. 621 MIDDLE TPKE., EAST Ity needed one or two Democralic P.iia.sell Mfg...... 25'a 28'a school to house the Sisters of Monterey 2-door hardtop, radio, haatar, He was told by the oommiaslon In Farm Dr. and a town capital Im­ . . 46 49 Notre Dame de ..Namur who will Rrtv Detector Tiny that the nature of an industry long trips is a small computer that vored it. Italy Eats More Meat The Board's fiscal policy and votes in some issues. Jacobs said, Stanley Works . . . CLEANER. BRIGHTER. ’55 MERCURY Men*onint4e, beautiful blue $1195 provements budget the TPC is now Terry Steam ...... 45 49 staff the school. In the eonvent will planned for an Industrial park has a runway finder, various radio A civil rights bill that would ban studying. swimming pool subcommittees are Phones; 511 9-4604; Ml 9-6077; PI 2-6801 but "this was the exception ralher Osin A pocket-size radioartlv-' SOFTER flnlsli. One o« ner. This enr hn* had excrptfonall.v flnA discrimination in apartment houses Rome—Since the start of World slated for reports. than the. nile ' , Torrington ...... 29 .31 be 40 bedrooms, a kitrhen and must be designated and qualified frequencies, weather symbols, and Another matter is construction of 27 refectory, and administrative, ity detector weighing only 100 a true-course finder on one side accommodating a minimum of five War II, Italy’s meat consumption Martin said he may have a re­ The present Board is facing a U.S. Envelope, com . . 2.5 yg»j| U C D e i l D V 3f»ntere.v 4-door aedan, gadlo, heator, by a "performance standard.” steps from Buckingham St. to the U.S. Envelope, pfd. .. 13', 1.3\ community and visiting romns. The grams has been patented by the The performance standard de- and time, distance, and fuel prob­ families and private housing de­ has lncrea.sed by nearly 40 per cent Bowers School grounds, for which port ready on legislation concern­ Democratic "problem of mav­ .Norwegian Defense Research In- IW M t l i U U n T Mercomatlr, intone green. S7QS ericks" which is "serious. " he sai'l Veedor B o o t ...... 5.5 58 convent chape] will seat 50 A J'ery nice aecond ear for the fnmll.v, O s u 9 termlrws whether there will be lems, plus off-airways courses, on velopments has been approved by from 850,000 toij.s a year to 1.100,- Town Engineer James Sheekey h u ing the town, and one might also At the same time the plans for stilule. One model can be used to the legislative judiciary committee. 000, a gain larger than In the 50 given a coat estimate of $225 pro­ be ready on flood-prevention grad­ SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA Jacobs also said th^ Democrats ■fhe above quofatioiia are not to 100% EFFECTIVE "AIAVAVM A BRriT.R BI T AT MORIABTY’S” noise, explosions or other factors the other. It’s made In New Lon­ be construed as actual mirkett. th« East Catholic High School detect either gamma or beta rays. Involved in the Industry. don. The ban covering private hous­ years preceding the war. vided old granite is used. ing at Bolton St. and Schaller Rd. "had better concentrate" on cut- IN HARD WATER 36c VALUE MORIARTY BROTHERS "IJncoln — Mercury — Clontinenlal Edael — KngUah Ford“ INTRODUCTORY 301 ( F.NTEK ST. MI S-.M.35 OPEN E\T,NINGS OFFER. 17c Pt. BcHt WH.v (o gel here: Take Middle Turnpike to Broad Street. L M’e're al the corner of Center and Broad St*. 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It Is more a maaaursmsnt New Trial Sought oua mother-ln-law. atridec briskly into his office, enough, and all thing* are pos­ T h o u g hbt t f o r Todfcjr Baldooado "told the attorney ARTHUR DRU6 AatirlrpMrr of Aehaaon than a maaaursmsnt of closet the door, then ilea down and Connecticut sible, even In the House. oMoradby the' Maacheotar For Mrs. Duncan Mrs. Esperanaa Esquivel urged re­ PKESGKIFTION Getting Day’s Work Ukes a 3-hour nap. He feel* per­ €vntiti0 JfwaUi Etaanhoyrer adlninistratlon for-^^ The Houic ha* always bseis, ca­ G onactl'ef Charehea peatedly: "Go ahead and do It You e x p e r i e n c e fectly safe. Nobody ever watches OPEN WEIL THURS. & FRIDAY W 9 P. M. aign policy that his attacks upon pable of doing grfiat things for its t Utt boys need the money.” BY OUR PHARBIAOMmi an efficiency expert. They figure B Y n u i oWn people. It U a I^eat tester and Ventura, CaUf.^ April — he's always watching them. JNO OO.. INC. it vhould seem to resent prttnarlly Yankee Now that the dead art raiaed, Eliaabeth Duncan'S attorney will Sullivan contends that If such Dff to Good Start abMt its superior akhievementa. while if revsaler of characterj^ a leasoner even Moses shewed at the bush, try to get her a hew trial on testimony had entered Mrs. Dun­ There they are—the Golden Doz- roooB. By A. H. O. of talents, a feady s^lcomer of when he calleth the Lord th* God can’s recent trial, the jury would ah, starting another hard day at it had been as Umprous .as expedi­ -talenU. a,definer of worth, an ex­ ground* that a proseeutton wit nm i of Abraham, and the God of Isaac, naaa actually waa a murder accom' have received Instructions that New York The greatest re' retire and start mingling with a the office. And which la you T m ent. and. Bs conirtstantly negative Our love affair with the CoB' poser of narrowness, a clakalfiei: of and the God of Jacob.-^Luke Mra Esquivel—a prosecution wit­ better class oKpeople. plica. \ malnlng indoor clrcua in’America Ootobw 1. u u as Mr. Achason’li policies it would, nectlcut House of Representatlvei men. a wrecker and rewarder of 20:37. A eonfeased killer's statement ness—was an accomplics and her WINDOW SHADES -0. The Defenilve Attacker-^-Be- ambltione. a compassionate but Death to a good man la but testimony would requirs corrobo­ la the average buaineaa office. lore nettling down he trots about BvMiT BT«aHi» Kxotp« presumably,- lie rated h^h. Not began, as some love affairs do. will ba tbs weapon whi.ch attorney Wiiinets Chosen HouAy* •< **?? rigoroba judge .In that It accepts passing through a dark , out B. Ward Sullivan will u'se in a ration. GrMR. While. Eeni It has more acts than Bamutn murmuring aloud, “Everybody In ...... _ IbuaebMUr. that it hks not had lU owp mo- with an aversion. We weW first in­ all the variations of human na?, of one little dusky room of his the office looks like!he spent the HoSit tUU hearing Friday. Moya and Baldonado are W m h o b ls and BaUey ever dreamed Of. But ments of being like Acheson, for troduced to the House when'^ was ture and conceiles______their right _ to Father's house Into another that la charged ■with murdering Olga. night An the town.’’ He hopes this In U.N. Contest Duties Is reslly his kindred spirit. Mrs. Duncan, 54, has been con one of the beat aldeehowa la watch­ SUBSCtUFTION RATha apparently little more than a'wib- exist but will never be fooled Or -fair and large, lightsome and glori- victed of hiring two men to stran' Tliey have pleaded Innocent by HOLLAND FINISH will detract attention from the PMmbto to AdvtoJc* But that It has had Elsenhower its eventual payoff of respect and ■ous and divinely -entertaining.— ing how tha animals In the office bags under his own eyes. Robert J. Morrissey* 12* Campj pD» Y«ar ...... b«r stamp fop tha Roraback mV ie her eon’e .bride, Olga Duncan, reason of Insanity. MaiDui ...... 4 2 moments, .in which truth was sMteem. Adam Clarke.' f0. She awaits formal death sen­ eee afl MM* *• Order zoo go about atartlng their daUy 7. The Guilty Innwent—Fever­ Held Rd., a freshman at Manches­ ModUu ...... T fg, ishly he sets about doing work he If it's bought at A8.P, h'l backed by A8PI You can depend on that all the time because A&P stock* spoken, peace chosen, and princi­ chine, dominated by strong, tough ^ O n this day, the session’s first tence. Juneau, Alaska—The United W ith Yew junaie circus routine. ter High School, ha* won first place On* lionto ...... ‘'an States Is turning over more than should have finished yesterday, and foods that are guaranteed to please. And to give you the best value combination for the money — V**kl7 ...... 'S ple placed above the ilead-rend leaders who were ready with the daY of extended, fundamental de­ Sullivan said yesterday Augus­ Ever-watch It? Nobody puts his In the senior high school division Stosto O opr ...... whip. At that stage, it was easy bate, House was teeming with Machine Seen Way tine Beldonado, one of the two who 104,000,009 acres of fedM-sl lands f u l l l i n e o f c u s t o m shoulder to the wheel and hia nose hopes nobody will find him out. these fine foods are low-prlead a* can ba to save you extra cash every time you shop. shallowness of the diplomatic young Went* brought in by the edhiltted killing Olga, saya a cafe to the new State of Alaska. That’s What he doesn’t realise is that of an essay contest on the United to call the House names; as If it to the grindstone In quite the same nine out of 10 people in the office Nations. The contest was sponsored game. Itself were a changeless. Invariable DemocratV >an«lrilde Inst Novem­ operator urged him and Luis Moya a tract larger than California. VENETIAN lUNDS way. ■ Th* A**o5St*aTSr>«» 1» •'*•'5 To Probe Planets Here are some typical atar per­ still.are putting ott the worit thqy by. the Manchester Lions C3ub. symbol of obstruction and bossdom. ber. and shoJwing, with young men should have done the day before First place In the junior high Bjl wwitispse^ c^l 10 tl or and poaseased no other qualities like Shea of Mbriden and Lyddy of formers you can see in action in not oth«nri»« orbited ■ In Trigger Rehearsals New Haven, April 2 (/P) — How E. A. JOHNSON your own office practically every yesterday. school division was won' by Ellen within It.self. But, as a matter of Bridgeport, a wSgllh of presenta­ Firestone, 27 Cobum Rd.. an SUPER-RIGHT, CUT FROM TENDER, YOUNG. PORKERS tion ability and floVpresence such will scientlaU tell if life exieU on morning: 8. The Ten-Thumb Fire Chief— All rtobto oI r*pul»Hc*Uon of ■We live in a trigger-happy fact, it wBs only one term later PAINT DO. 1. Alibi Ike—"The doc told me I “Don’t talk to me now- -can’t you eighth .grader at Barnard Junior dUpatehn* hertto »r« nl»o roifrvwl lyhen this same House, little as the Democratic siij* of the other planets? High School. world, and, vvl.at is still worse, a House has never befor^^njoyed. oughtta stay in bed at least a see I’m busy,” mutters the office 7-RIB ^ a c IXm wrrlc* client ol N. B A . S f r r - changed in actual membership, One way is to send a machine 723 Main St„ Tel. M I 9-4M 1 couple more days,’’ he says on ar­ manager, as he hangs up his coat First place in the elementary world in which some people are with the same kind of leadership school division was won by Luclnga !*llu3toh*r« Rn»r*»*ot*U»e« T b« And while It WBS openthg Itself there to find out for you. rival. This means he really is too and hat. With him the day is one PORTION LB N>» not averse to playing with the and with the same outside polltlcsl to young promise, the. Houee was Yale University is studying ths sick to work, and no matter what long fire alarm. He can make an Geer, 191 W. Vernon St., a sixth Pork Loins trigger, merely, of course, to see if, power calling the signals, broke also exhibiting its benign season­ grader at Buckley School. / ' York. Chlc«*o Detrojl •25™Tsureau ?*??' o» possibility of sending such a ma­ goes wrong during the day you emergency out of sharpening his ■ icBlCBBR AUDIT BUREAU their 'fingers are limber and in out of its traces on a great pub ing of Majority Leader Googel, chine to Mars or "Venus, via rocket. can’t blame him as he is a real pencil. All of the contestants had to CgtCULATlONS ilc issue and achieved the amazing who once sat under the Republican Theoretically, the machine would BIG DAY- 9. The Dreamless Wheelhorso— write an essay on ’’What the United Loin Portion or C Full Loin C Whole M E C practice. REMODEL hero to be there at all, TIM B m M Prlntto* Comp*n», li^ and unbelievable feat of going whip of decades ago but who has take soil and atmosphere sam­ 2. The Quick Change Artist — He plops silently into his chair, Nations Means to Me.’’ Judges nMutno* no flnnnctol reopoMlbuity fy In the Near East yesterday, a YOUR were members of the Lions Club. Full Rib Half LB Half LB Leins LB typofrapblcal *rror» »pp««r1nf ^ with Governor Cross for his sys­ made his memory of what it was ples and radio its findings back to This ambitious secretary gets to reaches for a pile of papers and vt fciurdnT— apologized for the stir their action in its o’wn good time. I^rom that seasoned wholesomeness and in­ and Vishniac will direct the study, puzzles. t A nt ■■ cide which button to press among 10. The Moldy Lothario—He 2'/2 TO 31/2 POUNDS had cause, and labeled it Just a point on we bpgan to slip away telligence of word and presence, study. CABINETS symbolized the appeal of a Repub­ Tlie professor emphasized that the row of buzzers on his desk. doesn't really get started until Grain Shipments Gain T um bler* Thunday, April 3 routine exercise. from the concept that it was merc- . . at \*Savings and Loan' e BUILT-IN RANGES "Let me see,’’ he muses, “who’ll I HORMEL'S a “rotten borough" House, and lican order determined to earn the project seeks only to explore SAVE afternoon, because all morning he 12 0 Z ■ In Russia yesterday, the govern­ scare first today?’’ hides in the file room, waiting to Cleveland—Great Lakes grain m the conclusion that It was again what it had once, perhaps, th* possibility of life-hunting ap­ 4. The Hopeful Pretender— The SKINLESS PKG 0 9 Acheson As Critic ment suddenly clamped down, once e DISHWASHERS and bushwack a pretty stenographer. ahipmenta, which totaled 12,625,- LINKSAUSAGE any automatic barrier to Connecti­ considered a birthright. paratus. “But," he said, "it might Current Dividend Rate 3Vi% Per Annum boss's nephew starts every day in 829 tons last year, were 12 per more, a restriction on th* travel be quite possible to copibine a SINKS He does this because lie feels On» of the more unbelievable cut progress, or to Connecticut de­ Love that house. the same way. He sits and broods stronger in the morning. cent higher than in 1957.. But but recurrent developmente on the of foreign diplomats. This, again, cency. number of devices into a machine for an hour over why his ■ uncle grain was the only commodity that woiild take sarnples of plane­ -ft d n 11. The Boy Wonder—This pink Waahinirton ecene 1* the appear­ was done without explanation. The Our growing loyalty to the Con­ SK1P.I.A(7K DATE SET won’t- die and leave him the firm. cheeked Junior executive fidgets carried on the Great Lakes that SLICEb BEEF LIVER necticut House reached something Groton, April 2 (/P) Tlie U.S. tary soil and atmosphere." M. A. Peterson, Ine. 5. The Proud Grouch—He speaks showed an increase in 1958. To­ ance of crltlclam of o«r present presumption is that the restriction IBSSSEEZ^ir to no one, but takes out pen and until 9:03 a.m., then bursts in on of a tremendous climax on the day Navy formally gets its fastest sub­ I I 607A NEW PARK AVE. the boss to brag about all the tal shipments of iron ore, grain, foreign policy which apparently will be temporary', and that it is last week when the court reform Death Penalty Dropped Elmwood Seotjoii, pad and starts figuring how many coal and llmsestone came to 141,- SLICED BACON r;^';\b59 ^ 55' designed to keep foreign eyes from marine April IS. more months, days and hours he work he did at home the night be cornea from the pen of Former bill was passed. Here was a mo­ 'The nuclear submarine, the Skip- West Hartford fore. The boas is impressed. He 436,073 net tons, down nearly watching regular annual exerclssa yaeeaaa'ttfo e^eia* riaahafC' ftTHetiaa will have to spend in this wilder­ 55,000,000 tons from 1957. Secretary of State Dean Acheson. ment not to be believed, but a Jack. will be commissioned here at Chicago—Delaware during 1958 Call Collect AD 2-4407 ness of Ineptitude be/ore he can makes a mental note to fire the became the seventh state to abol­ The latest jwch document is in the on the part of the Red Army. The moment which had arrived, none­ the .yards of her builder. General OPEN SAT, TUI 4:00 P.M. COLD CUTS ASSORTED 8 OZ PKG 35= form of a booklet put out by surface reaction of the United theless. It was a moment of coali­ Dynamics Corp.'s Eleotil ■ Boat Di­ ish the death penalty, according to the American Judicature Society. OLD FASHIONED LOAF, SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT, LUXURY OR PLAIN LOAF, OLIVE the Democratic Advisory Council, States has been to impose a re­ tion for decency and progress vision, which announced the pjlans which, for once, included the of­ yesterda.v. ' " The others are Michigan, which LOAF, ASSORTED PICKLE-PIMENTO LOAF, SOFT SALAMI whose committee on forei|?n policy taliatory travel restriction on So­ ficial leadership of both sides of Then it will join Squadron 10 of abolished the death penalty in la headed by Acheson. The title of viet diplomats in this country. But the House. If. twenty years ago, or the Atlantic Fleet Submarine 1817: Rhode Island, in 1852; Wis­ READY TO B R O Il o r FRY realism indicates that, in addition five years ago, or five weeks ago, Force at nearby New London, the consin. in 1853; Maine, in 1887; IL IjiAUit iLmSAmu, wa A*P the booklet is "How to Lose Fresh Haddock Fillets » 55*^ Minnesota. In 1911, and North Da­ Friends and Influence, . . The De- to this, our military around the one had asked If such s thing were sixth atomic underseas ship to en­ A*P TEAS prove ter Navy ser^’ice. kota, In 1915. THE FAIR FOR FAMOUS STEAKS HEAT 'N SERVE Mne -of American Diplomacy 1953- world will be on the alert for the possible, the answer would have Fine Teas,Needn’t Be Expensive Porter A A C Sirloin A f C NAME FASHIONS! Fried Hoddock u 69*^ 1959.” One "index to the obviously poasihlllty that something more House lb y y steak lb political nature of the document than a routine exercise might be la provided by Its frecpient effort involved. ^aJtdjinuuf, dUnlL! to attribute our foreign policy to If Russia were really Intending (DaVtif, UalusLLi OXFORD PARK Vice President Nixon, a prospec­ to march somewhere, we doubt SILVERBROOK FRESH CREAAAERY that it would give any such ad- “ OMreBktMlbyM tive candidate in 1960. as well a* 8*4 HM9*kt*plfl( J D m # 4 a v 'I’ P ''''” * ' ,',NT h T Brass Seed 5 LB BAO 1.49 to President Elsenhower and Sec­ VB ire signal. Similarly, when Is­ ANN PAGE Pure >44 DUTTOI 1lbc«rton**f PRINT EASTER BONNET SPECIAL GOLDEN LAWN FOOD retary Dulles, who would seem its rael did rftarrh somewhere -to­ PEACH or PINEAPPLE SUNNYFIELO-SAITED or UNSALTED actual architects. ward Suez—there was no public FOR 3 DAYS O N LY > DINNERWARE 3 9 ^ V igo ro 50 IB BAG 3 :^ 9 Given an obvious ■political pur­ action ■ which could have been Whipped Butter I OZ PKG PRESERVES POPULAR VARIETIES pose. the temerity and unscrupu- taken as an alert. THURSDAY, FRIDAY. SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 3, 4 SUNNYBROOK FRESH GRADE A The chances are, then, that such OPEN TILL 9 P.M. THURSDAY and FRIDAY 45^ Flowering Shrubs 98^ lousnesa of this purported study of Large Eggs DOZ foreign policy is perhaps explained. public alerts are merely items of FIRST 11x14 PORTRAIT One still wonders, however, .that nei"ve warfare, in which somebody MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE 29= 2 JAR 5 5 = the presumably skilled Mr. Ache- else is supposed to be a little hit *No Additional Charges scHi should choose to loose so many frightened, but also .supposed to 10VJOZ J||C .49 JANE PARKER JANE PARKER automatic boomerangs. How mo­ retain enough sanity not to pull Age 6 Weeks to 6 Years Tomato Soup PAGE 4 CANS J.n. P.rk.r Lg. B" *lz. JANE PARKERS" ronic does he think the American any trigger. ■ PER Smart Blouses 24 O Z P inM piile Angel Food Loyer Coke • Pancake A N N PAGE BOT O T r Blueberry people are? Without such trigger rehearsals CHILD TELEPHONE whit. Squ.r* 59^= One takes, for example, the now and then, who knows how dull Ring;,^‘;.3 r led EA C05IPARE OUR REG. VALUE FOR P ieJ '^ A 5 9 = Pie,;n.49' pamphlet's attack on Eisenhower’s life might he? qUALITY WITH $12.50 from our enlarged Formosa policy. In which the Dem­ SIfitILAR OFFERS APPOINTMENT N ab-113/4 OZ PKG 33= ocrats allege that the threat of war Correction shop women s ASPARAGUS isco SPECIAL In the Far East stems from the THIS OFFER GOOD ONLY' AT THE FOLLOWING LEADINO MANCHESTER^STUpiOSl Oreo Sandwich President’s alternate "leashing" The Integrity of this page de­ 1st, 8th, 15th Week—With any purchase mands a correction which will also 40% CALIFORNIA FACIAL TISSUES PKGS and “unleashing" of Chlang Kai- JOHN ROACH ^TUDIO add to the proof that March was BUHERWORTH STUDIOS FOR5IERLY ANNE GRl. FIN STUDIO ra miTs boutonniere GREEN TENDER O F 4 0 0 s shek. One asks only who was Pres­ Here'* sparkling beauty for Dinner Plate 10 INCH SIZE 39^ 19’ Dovalettes SPECIAL 89= ident and who was. Secretary of a mad and perverse month. In t^e 476 M A IN ST. • Ml 3-5233 very last hours of March, on th* 511 M A IN ST. • M l 9-9890 Rayeh linen blouse with button youf family table or your : BREAKFAST 14 0ZJAR m m C state when the'JSeventh Fleet was front, tiny collar and its own YELLOW first ordered Into the Involvement very last evening, by the smallest fanfiest entertaining! The DRINK SPECIAL margin of teniperattire and the matching boutonniere that can FLORIDA FRESN EARS Instant Tang which has Indeed forced their suc­ smart design Is executed in 4 CORN 151/2 OZ e e c slimmest ghost of a rain, coijdi- be wom on other blouses, dresses cessors to frequent shifts and ac)- dainty blue end pastel green LONG GREEN Justmenta of policy in order to tions were created which induced or suit jackets. White, pink, FLORIDA _ SWEET A N D JUICY RELIABLE CANS a few weak smalt voices to raise sizes on soft ivory with exquisite W ax Beans 4 -keep it from meaning war. mint, powder or maize 2nd, 9th, 16th W *ek—With any purchase ORANGES CUCUMBERS 2 'o* 19' themselves from the moist low­ 82 to 38. gold trim and edging. SECTIONS, A&P 1 LB 1 O Z That would Indeed be the wrong CALIFORNIA A4P lands of Manchester. C A N S 0 9 war in the wrong ptace for the THREE 7-WEEK PERIODS- Bread and Butter Plate 25^ ORANGES POPPING CORN Grapefruit SPECIAL 2 wrong resison. But let it be clear It was not strong enough and loud enough to sound like the real *2.95 /> GOLDEN YELLOW AiP SPANISH IO N A 1 LB 0 # | C who first took in so close to it. You'll have a total of 21 weeks PEANUTS I La ue 29° This Democratic document in­ piping of .spring. In fact, about the BANANAS SPECIAL C A N S OT . . . time to build a service for Green Peas 8 cludes. In its Indictment of Amer­ only purpose the peepers did serve, ican foKign policy, a charge that by finding voice at th* last pos­ 6, 8, 12 or--more if you,-wish. JUICE-A&P 1, QT 14 OZ we supported Egypt against our sible minute, waa to destroy the Start now so you'll be able to Peas & Carrots t"" 8 “os 99= JUST REDUCEDI CAN validity of our comment in which Grapefruit own main allies. Britain and obtain all the pieces you need France, when they attacked Suez. we had. with that risk one usually cohws to regret, presumed to sum In the weeks designated. A&P'* ALL PURPOSE OIL Do the Democrats believe, does SfrawbVies ,roT°L/s,R.3 ^kos95= A&P's PURE VEGETABLE up the month of March a day Mr. Acheson really believe.- that 10O Z we should have torn up the United , early. On Monday, we said March 3rd, lOth; 17th W*ek—With any purchase A&P FROZEN dcxola PINTS 29 was the first March in many years dexo Shortening Nations Charter, and abandoned | Broccoli CHOPPED 2 PKGS every last pretense of law and | with no peepers piping. Tuesday 8 INCH SIZE night, they should live so long, the Soup Plate 39*^ 1 Qt*53^ oil 97^Gal 1.79 decency in the world, just becau.se CAN 28" 3 CAN 73^ peepers piped. j —------COFFEE PRICES REDUCEDI two qf our friends happened, for A a change, to be in the role of ag­ This belated, treacherous, half- ! hearted, kibitzing performance ' / THE OtEAT ATUNTIC & PACIFIC, TEA COMPANY gressors? If so, we, and the whole ship 'n shore Chose & Sanborn lb 78^ Maxwell House world, can be__thankful that the did nothing to restore this March . : to our affections. Quite the oppo- ; Beech - Nut 78^ Sanka Coffee Democrats were not running our travelmate foreign policy In 1956. site. And one had only to hear the The Democrats do have some full strong chorus last evening, the \ THIS WEEK'S FEATURE SYMPHONIC RECORDING _ first evening In April, and the first : Your favorite look . , . Ctirved Qollar, legitimate fun with Eisenhower 4th, 11th, 18th Week-With any purchase ! 35 true evening in spring, to know j softly notched sleeves . ... in your fa­ COMIPLETER PIKES I /) 1859 1959 administration phrases like "lib- SURPRISE SYMPHONY f| fiMERICfl'S DEPCNDflBLE FOOD MERCHANT that what had been heard Tuesday . vorite 65% dacron. 35% cotton blend ON SALE APRIL 20 era'tion " and “massive retahation" 12" LONG PLAY TRUE HIGH FIDELITY ^ Pricf* ih*w*'lB Ikli iu8r8ntt*4 tkm S8t.,^*rll 4 ft tfftetlTi ia uii cetnnMmiip • night was really not worth notice, ’ that drips dry, needs little or no iron­ Dassart PRutr Dish $ize 25 until, of course, one asks what the Sugar Bpwl with Cover 1.29 except, that is, in the most scrupu- I Only 10% down puts this fabulous Esther Williams ing. 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v’orktng to Pliiladslphia anil Sdo- Asked Debbie to Help. 3 MATES Tie ton., , ;m m V > n m iV ’H11111‘ 41fi1‘l*‘ ******“ ************...... Green Bay, WU.—Mrs. Rertha For Weight Loss B. Mlnahah, 74, whose lets hus­ band Victor 1. Mtoahan was pres­ 1l6r«*s an exciting valnfi eobntdoarit. . . Parents to Meet ident and editor of the Qreen Bay Eddie Fisher to j Wed Th* weakly loss for th* mem­ a thrifty e v ^ to raise your spirlu, bring With Principal Quality„.Cut...Economy Newspaper Oo., died Wedfteeday ^BA to Hear Appeal bers o f the MATES averaged on* after a long lltoees. Mtnahan, who down your food budgoL Check the start­ pdUnd, it was reported at th* meet­ died in 1964, also was vice presi­ PsrenU o f ehlldrsn who ar* to dent and editor o f the Poet Pub­ Taylor in Mexico ing of the group, laet ni|^t ling 99c buys below, and remember, you enter the first grsds to September lishing Oo. S t Appleton, Wl*. Mrs. By Drs. Phiffer, The total weight loet during th* Mlnshan wee born to Battle Creek, make your own assortment within uch will meet with George H. Petros, (Oon^Ui|ud from Pag* One) the hotel 'with signs, one of which month of Inarch waa 18 H poimda, Mich. principal of Horace W. Porter read; "Us! Go Hqma!” reaulttog to a 3-way tie between La Jolla. Calif.—James Breese, category. An opportunity to stock upl : Tht RoekvUl# Zcwinf Board of* The UtUo League Baakott^ School April 7 at 7:30 p.m. In the *T1»at is very’’^nderatandahle, 'but Th* picketing was believed to Peverly Harvey, Wlnetow' Mc- 73, engineering officer on th* first L' C bsnquet wUl b6 hfiid in th® PAC A p p ^ irHlI :.old a pubUc h«ariii« school. I think the hurt now left and have., been inspired by a publicity Loughlln. and Joeeph .Sullivan. plene to fly the Atlantic Ocean, \ twught at 7:S0 to City Court room ballroom on April 18. man who, when questioned, said, Prom Nov. 1, the total loee is now died Wedneadey of a heart attack. on thraa appeal*, one by two doc- The PAC Rathskeller has been Petros stale* that it la impor­ SUPER MARKETS that she may consentLp Eddie get­ "It’s just an April Fool’s joke.” tant that parents attenc* this pre lis pounds. He was one of the Navy flying of­ selected for the banquet of the ting' a divorce in Nevada. What Plans for the programs to April ficers chosen to man tha Curtis John Phiffer and Noel Kerr PAC Bowling League on April 25. school meeting. "The more parents has she got to gain by Opposing NC4 in lU flight from Newfound­ at Year 99- WIN fayl -FlBhlng-Hunting Licenses attempt to find out about the were drawn up. These are m fol­ are eeeking a variance to convert It?” low*: April 17, card party; Ap^l land to Lisbon, Portugal, to 1919. a houae and store into a medical Town Clerk Henry F. Butler will school program and the more we This discussion followed the Transport Crashes maintain office hours on Satur­ know about the child, the better 22, sports talk, and April 29, bowl­ SAVI 11c professional building, and to add opening of Fisher’s show at the ing party. to the building. day during April from 9 to 12 noon. prepared we will be to cope with Tropicana Hotel. Miss Taylor at­ With 4 Aboard The additional hours are for the any problems that may arise and Prior to adjourning, refresh­ Initiations Slated 24 0 Z JAR The doctor* have obtained a tended toe opening 'with her par­ ments were served by the host, bond for deed fdr the property of benefit of persons who wish to ob­ offer an adequate program," he ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard 'Tay­ 4ra|ie Jely Ortlng,.^ Wash., April 2 — Donald Kuehl, The meeting next Joseph Tremano at 23 Maple St., tain hunting and fishing license* said. B y lor of La Jolla, Calif. week will be held at ,the. home of Legion Units M I R A B I L PURE SAVI 11c FOR on the corper of Grant St. The before the season opens April 18. He noted the following require­ Fisher pointed out that he tried Trailing laTibbon of flame, an Air properly is in a residential *one, Visiting Nurse Honored ments for entry: Only those chil­ Force transept plane • carrying Joseph Sullivan, 317 Spring St. dren who are, or will be, aix years' to. get Debbie’s consent to a A potluck ■will precede the meet­ but borders a business zone. Miss Helen M. Regan, of 115 E. TOF 6RADS CHOICE • SEMI-SOHB.BS quickie Nevada divorce but was four crewmen crashed and explod­ Preserves 1-LB JAR It is understood the medical Main St., will be honored at a tea old on or before Dec. 81 of the cur­ ing of the American Legion Aux­ Strawberry rent year are eligible for enroll­ rebuffed. He explained that under ed five miles from, this western building would provide space for a April 12 for her 25 years of service Yoa'il Hkt •v*rythin9 obouf our mtoti— Hi* Nevada law it is necessary to get Washington town last night. Deaths Last ^ight iliary Tuesday at 6:30 p_jn. in th* third doctor and for a dentist. Dr. to the Rockville Public Health ment in the first grade in Septem­ Legion Home, Members of DU- CHICKIN-OP-THI-SIA - SOLID PACK SAVI IRc ber. the consent of both parties in a Air Force crews coulXftod ho 9 9 < Phlffer’s office is now- located on Nursing As.sn. The tea will be held quality . . . Hiu cut . . . th* prie*! For our divorce. survivors. worth-Comell-Quey Post ar* in­ Elm S t Dr. Kerr recently joined A signed statement from the By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 7 0 Z CAN by the association at the North­ family doctor testifying that the moats ar* top^grod* moats— toudor . . . tasty Couldn’t Explain Two Wives Witnesses said the four-engined, Philadelphia—Hiram H. Parke, vited guests. The initiation of new him there, coming to Rockville east School from 3 to 5 p.m. Miss Debbie said on one occasion that White Tuna child ha* been vaccinated against . . . and juicy qobd! Thoy'r* cut th* way you military version of the civilian 85, a fotinder and former president members of both group* will take from Ireland. Regan is school nvirse at ElUngton she wouldn’t consent because It DC6 was afire when it crashed. - The Zoning Board is being asked smallpox and has had a complete of toe Parke-Bernet Galleries In PiNAST - JUMBLE-PAC SAVI 11c and does home visiting. physical examination, must he filed lik* thom— with oxcoss b39< CA a m U m h w m .w e d ,, THUBS., FR I„ 9 a m . to 9 PAI. FINAST LUNCHEON MEATS cause of colds or for other medical American Legion Home. The pres­ Mr*. Paul Merrick, presidSnt of HORMIL - Mildly Seesoned reasons. ident will give his report, and Cohimbia Lake Assn, ha* an­ O lO lB n U U lS i MON., TUES., SAT., 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. D a s h Ivory Snow The visit was sponsored by the nounced the appointment of Mrsv plans and projects will be dis­ White, Yellow, | 2 9 SKINLISS 12 0 Z PKG Junior Chamber of Commerce, cussed. Howard Shumway as the associa­ Choc., Orange, PKJ?. CONDENSED DETERGENT GRANULATED Pickle and Pimento Loaf S a ilS O g G 3 9 < whose members donated blood as A social hour will precede the tion's delegate to toe Columbia Pillsbury Cake Mixes Pineapple ' ® TANG Savory Loaf FINAST - Frozen. well as recruiting donors. Jaycee dinner. The event is open to Recreation CounciU- wives helped out in the canteen wives, husbands, and friends, as Social/ Items LGE PKG LGE PKG 4 39< 34< CUT-UP 2 LB PKG 3 0 c throughout the day and Jaycees well as members. Reservations Mrs. Irving L6hr was hosteas to FRYERS Macaroni and Choose Loaf 8-OZ PKGS were on hand and the close of the should be made early, officials the 48-CIub Vfednesday, for lunch­ Party Punch 7 OZ. F ry e rs day to help pack up the equipment. says. eon at her / home, Lohreroft, on 46 Oz. Can JAR J o y Camay Tasty Loaf Mrs. Winfred A. Kloter was Hospital Notea Jonathan Trumbull Highway. Hi-C Drinks - - 33 Sea VaLUP6 « captain of the day, with Mrs. Admitted yesterday: Louis Or­ The Monday Club were luncheon LIQUID DETERGENT TOILET SOAP Luxury Loaf Peter J. Baker and Mrs. Erich A. tiz, Hartford: Miss Minnie Bren­ guests of Mrs. Walter Carter, one Fresh Haddock Fillet Kellner as co-captains. nan, 63 Brooklyn St.; Mrs. Marga- of ft.s members, at her home in 40 oz. Olive Loaf PAG Activities get Kibbe, Ellington; Betty Jean Manchester, on Tuesday. 14 OZ. 12 OZ CAN 99 REG BARS The Polish American Citizens Amiot, RPD 1. CAN JAR 41< 39< Fresh Sliced Cod Club has listed a number of ac­ Discharged yesterday: Ruth Manchester Evening Herald, Co­ Chef Boy-ar-dee Lasagne tivities for this month, in a news Barter, 1 Warren Ave.; Teri-Lee lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald An Outitanding Value letter to members. A past Lenten Fetko, 84 Grove St.; Alice Rear­ R. Tuttle, telephone ACjulenay Spic & Span Camay f get-together will be held Saturday don. Brookside La.. 'Vernon; Pam­ 2 pair 9 9 c , Credit product i at 7 p.m. for members. There wiil 8-843.5. Nylon Stockings ela Wheelock. 206 E. Main, HOUSEHOLD CLEANER TOILET SOAP Chocolate. Vanilta, Fudge. Vanilla Fudg* bo movies, free refreshments Birth yesterday; A apft to Mr. The Fish Club will hold its an­ and Mrs. Robert Dtissinger, 22 Wash Machine for Car EXTRA SAYINGS WITH WORLD GREEN STAMPS 4 N 'O Z SAGS 9 9 c nual reorgonizational meeting for Golden Cookies Grant St. 16 OZ PKG BATH BARS Tivo Difforent S*tf BROCCOLI all past and new members Sunday Admitted today: Mrs. Anna Washington — Monday’s w'ash 27< 29< CHICICEN BREASTS or LEGS EACH SET 9 9 c CALIFORNIA - Fresh at 2 p.m. at the pX c Fish Club. Horton, 4 Park St could be done on a Sunday drive Selected Fresh Fruits and Vegetables BIRDS EYE FOODS Oxwoll Tool Sets BUNCH Any PAC member mAy join the with a washing machine patented and Tender, Tight Green Heads Frenchrrenen or Cutuui 19c Fish Club. in 1925. It waa designed to be fitted Vernon and Talcottville news Is 100% ALL BEEF Lb. D u z Lava T h e annual banquet of the PAC handled tbriiugh . The Herald’s under a car's seats. The car’s mo­ GROUND BEEF 49c PASCAL CELERY BLUE DOT SaL ^rtf ^ffertaSpeciatd ! lAdies Auxiliary is scheduled for Rockville Bureau, 7 W. Mato St., tion was supposed to agitate the ICEBERG LETTUCE Pkgs. COLUMBIA OEM BOLOGNA, Sliced or by P ie ce ...... Lb. 49o HAND SOAP Tender Spears s 39c April 11 to the ballroom. telephone TRemont 6-S1S6. laundry and help loosen the dirt. Green Beans 2 43c Reg 19c Asparagus“ “',®:.“*2 EACH 29< ARIZONA Heads Lg. Bch 15c LGE PKG REG BARS COFFEE mi 2 25C Broccoli Chopped 2 Pkgs. 43c 34< 25< Lettuce Solid, Crbp Heads 2 hcs29c Checolat* Chip EACH 4 9 c Angel Coke R.9 59c BANANAS BALDWIN APPLES m e Blu*b*rry Filled Grapefruit .„j 6 39p Fr. Fr. Potatoes 2 pkg.,37 c PKG OF 6 2 5 c Doughnuts , R.g 29 c CLEANSER DETERGENT R ..I Onion Flavor Lb.. PKG OF 12 2 5 c GLINSIDI l>AIIK (Loose) Lb. lOC 3 29c Strawberries I'u.'Vk,. 41c Onion Rolls Rag 3 S c ■* ' a . Old Fpshlonsd For the weekend we'll have: Freeh Summer Squash, Eggplant, \yatcrrress, Freeh Picked Dan- U OZ CANS LGE PKG 2 1 c GRASS SEED r >-°1.59 dellans, Kale, Artichokes, Red and Savoy Cabbage, Frying Peppirs, Curly and Straight Pars­ ‘ ___ i Potato Bread N*w I* Th* Thn* f* itort Yqut E.awQ ley and iBVeah Parsnips. Also Extra Large, Sweet, Juicy Temple ^Orange* and Red Banana*. Mixed Fruits Pk,;. 49c •Roisin , , Bread a Popular Rag asc Rraad 2 3 c GIANT DOLLAR SALE Zest Oxydol P e r s o n a l I v o r y S o a p BEAUTY lA R DETERGENT L a v a S o a p C a m a y S o a p 2 e s t S o a p MIX'EM — MATCH'EM Regular Size Complexion Size 2 Reg. Size 2 9 c I v o r y 3 Med. Size 2 9 c %ozen 3ood 99c W i Pork ’ll Beane, Tomato Juice, REG BARS LGE PKG Spaghetti, Sauetkraut, Mix­ 1.00 2 For 2 5 c 4 For 3 5 c 2 Bath Size 3 9 c 4 For 2 7 c 2 Large Size 3 3 c ed ’Vegetables, Lima Beans, $ C a rro t Butter Beans, Peas 10 ^1 Yor Garilen Grape J u i c e c o n c o b d and Carrots, White Potatoes- Zest Dial I v o r y S n o w Ivory Flakes D r e f t O x y d o l COMPLEXION SOAP T i d e FRUIT COCKTAIL 4 Tall Tir$ BEAUTY BAR HALF PRI^E SALE Hawaiian Punch Large Giant Large .Size - FANCX .CALIFORNIA Size aOdOC size • Large 3 5 C Giant 8 2 C Large Size 3 5 C 2 la rge Size 6 4 c 1.00 V -.- r^saslsesa iUNOlO JUICI GAINES DOG FOOD BTaU Tins $ BATH BARS 3 XEG BARS 34< Tor iiardon orange a grapefruit $ 1 .3 3 I-«undry $ 4 .0 9 Ktog$1.37 Giant Size' 8 2 C 3 0 c Giant Size 7 5 C ZEST FACIAL SOAP 9 R*g. Bars IV o r Y Dial Yor Garden French Cut Beans D u z C o m e t FROZEN FOODS C h e e r b o s h J o y • PRODUCE • , UQUip DETERGENT COMPLEXION $0>^ Yor Gaiden Cut Grran Beans DOWNX FLAKE Large Size I-a'rge- Size 3 3 c Reg. 3 9 c J u m h o^ 2 *3 ^ I* Oz. 4 1 c 2 t o*. 7 3 c ■ 2 Keg. Size 2 7 C WAFFLES Coconuts 10c ea. «O Z CAN 43e 2 bath BARS 37c Yor Garden Mixed VegetaMes 2 pkgs. 29e Giant Size 7 9 c Laundry , ^ 4 o 4 9 ^ 3 5 c 8* Oz. ^ 1 » 0 5 ' ___ Large Size ^ 3 C __ Indian River 6 For 39c USSIR QUANTmES OP AROVE ITEMS AT 1 ORAPEFRUTT r i s ^ o PEPPEBUIGE FABM PEPPERS ' W M KERVE THE WGHT TO UMIT QUANm^^^^ . C a s c a d e Ivoiy Liqiilfd • Blue D ot Di|z WESSON o il ; TURNOVERS ^ Lbs. 3 9 c SHORTENING -Apple or.Raspberry CUKES For Antomatte l^Upwesher* iHiit r Quart 3 ^or 19c II Oz. 4 3 c n 6 5 c Large Size '3 S c 2pkgf.S1.0P

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PAGE S L E W V-' MANCHESTER e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, A^H|i ^ 1959 MANCHESTER EVENING HBRALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1959 P A I» tVN doraed fluoridation and 'voted ac­ given to <4 9fi-yeaivold-in«fi who GOP Favors tive support of it previously. had multiple , outbreaka of mela- SEATO Holds A refetondum on the public Dofijtors Cite Gains nomh on hla body.-^ Again, only Ike Lauds Adantic Alliance Fiincr Ghn*i Mills GOP Backs Sbea health measure to cut down on some of the eanebroua epota eould andA*^ r dental carlea U^iwt tontaUvely for be removed. Secret Talk in Joint Effort April 98. As M^hty Bairier on Red^ For North End Water Manhstlsr, CoU. To Mall BiUphuto But six weeks after he received <2—Who iviui tha artlat who OnFluorides Shea satdi a brochure lisUng the In War on Cancer toe blood, many of the cancerous painted the "Unfinished Portrait” New Zealand nkmes of executive committees of lumps and other aymptoma began of gSranklln D. Roosevelt? (OMitiBaed from P ai« Oae) both parUes as endorsing the melting away, the physicians lald. A—Madame EUubeUi Shotuna- A snggastloh that ths Manches-^devsloped area served by the water HartlonI M . asd Pins SL his body was badly riddled In­ company is zoned for industrial Bipurtlsan eSort on behalf of measure will be sent to regTsteted (Oontlnned from Page Om ) Within six months there was no toff. (CMtiBued from PBg* Om ) ter Water Co. Install a filter plant ternally with toe cancer. eommwds^, eight Obituary which would cost approximately use and the Incrtose In the number Tha RapubUcan Town Commlt-«^nUl by meai^ of what he called fiuondatton waa voted by the Re­ Itopubllcans and Democrats. sign of melanoma. One finger aenhoww »iad he traveled to Ku- tee last night aanctlcmed------executlye------^Uie majority party’s abUlty to con­ one kind of animal with one kind Th* unusual case waa dsseribed ■bowed a black cancerous spot a 5441,000 to build and 929,445 a of dwelling units has not been publican Town . Committee last The brochure, he eald, will fea­ by Dri. Wilbur C. flumper and Al- q —la Christianity a prevailing ropMA c*pit*l# t o , holp ppmuiwc palgna of aubverslon, but said great during recent years. PIsiAy tf FREE PARKim • committee nemei propdsed by trol timing on teglalatton. He aald A. similar vote, was taken ture endorsement# by -"Presideht of drug; I have every confidence year later, end this spot wee re­ year to operate has been made by that, in time, science will develop van C. Foraker, of Jacksonville, religion in Africa? fordzn leaders to put their armed Mrs. Minnie H. FaiteU Communist armed forces are only With the exception of some large ."chairman John F. Shea Jr., giving the bill contains to® " ‘“ "Y unan­ by toe Dejhocfatlc Tokm Commit­ Elsenhower and Dr. Howard Sny­ moved. Since then he has been per­ A—Christians in Africa — Ro­ torces within the joint military a Hartford engineering firm as s other drugs effective against many Fla., to the annual meeting of the Rockville—Mrs. Minnie Holtslzer. waiting for the SEATO nations to means of remedying the periodic Industrial demand, to* report aays, Farsal Plekaii Sanies • toe recently-elected chairman a swered questions itew, for a report tee March 18. der, hla personal physician. En­ James Ewing Society at Memo­ fectly well. man, Proteitant, Orthodox — are command. . ^ v.. Farrell, 91. widow of Stephen Far­ policy-making tinltunik ofor hialus choice.cuui,;c. Shea was also requested to ask OOP Town Chairman John F. types of cancer — and possibly all Hia measaRe to these leaders, he become soft. SEATO'a military muddy water” condition whl^YO caclos Asia, Africa, on the one hand and Cemetery. Staten Island. 1 Keats. Ellington: Jeffrey Law. 25 Manager Richard Martin. 1#5 .:*bett. l 1 Brent Rd.: Eugene Rossi. 189 Oak $4,000. Chemicals would run $2,900 members to consider four name4' A committee meeting of Cub the Atlantic world, on the other, I wa--* born N*"' York and plant depreciation would ac­ CATSUP ' form one of the aspects of the free "nd lived there until 1951 St : Mrs. Louise Seymour, 10 De­ the Republican Board minority Scout Pack 157 will be held to­ i count for $8,740. ,XT«4 I world ” 1 when he moved to Columbia. pot St : Mrs. Helen Andrews, 11 hopes to propose for appointment morrow at 8 p.m. at the home o f HUNT'S Acting Secretary of Slate Chris-1 Ue is survived by his wife. Mrs Kensington St.; Mrs. Margaret Immediate steps which would to the Building Committee, in line E. J. Roser on South Rd. Improve the water quality recom-1 Cigar Firm Winesap Apple tian A: Herter In a welcoming a d - | t^ose Flatow; one daughter, Mrs. Anderson. 194 Highland St.; TALL with a majority choice of that Electronics Unlimited will d is­ CLING 3 dress said the free world, cannot Lenore Berkowitz of Columbia; mended bv the firm include modifi­ Ibody. The names are those of Ray- cuss citizens band transmitters at cent. ■ George Gibson, 269 W. Center St.; cations to the outlet structures | PEACHES afford to. rest on its laurels two brothers. Max of Florida and Merwln Davis. Verrton Trailer s7 aT e s l i c e d b e n s CAN 9 * *mond Ooslee, chairman; Gllmoure its meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. In Joseph Flatow of New York City; and spillways and bypassing the Appeals Tax -Cole, Dr. R, Gordon Campbell, and the Civil Defense shelter at toe The accomplishments of NATO Court. Vernon: Mrs. Louise White, lower reservoirs during periods of FRESHPAK have been splendid, Hertert' said, and tw'o sisters. Mrs. Anna Bliime Talcottville, ..Edmund Cox, all present members. school. Work will continue on toe and Mrs. Rae Swiller, both of New ADMITTED T O D A Y: James heavy runoffs; addition of ammo­ Bayuk Cigars, Inc., a Maryland - Committee to Change 2-meter transmitter. STUFFED but free men still face the same OUR BEST RIPPLEBROOK 5 *l*n 1 B dhrtcic Frozen FmedB t challenge they confronted 10 years York City, and two grandchildren. nia before the chlorination to im­ firm with holdings in-the Buckland The Building Committee has a The Zoning Board of Appeals m f McConville. 453 Summit St.; Mrs. prove the taste and odor control as OLIVES ,-MfaUtlO* f •go when the alliance was set up. Memorial week will be observed Eileen Flynn, 41 Village St.. Rock­ area, has appealed, to the Court DOVALETTES 2*““ 45c >• Republican majority now. But new will hold a public hearing at 8 well asvbacterial control; immedi­ o’clock tonight at the Community He said the Communist threat is in th# Berkowitz home in Colum­ ville. of Common Pleas for a reduction 'members will.be appointed at an DWARF KOSHER BANQUET DINNERS "more subtle, varied and devious, bia Center. ate Initiation of periodic labora- of its a.ssessed valuation on the Grade A EGGS ■ upcoming Board meeting, following Hall on the application of Charles BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A daugh­ to:y tests twice monthly of reser­ but Is no less dangerotis'' now. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Hector Chris­ 1958 Grand List. I■ GROWERS INSTANT , “ recent adc^tion of an ordinana Minicuccl for an auto repairer’s DILL CHICKEN ^ 1 1 o z .A Q v To meet the challenge, Herter Henry W. Fanoher Sr. voirs and continuing through the The firm’s assessment was re 6 Ox. Jar Extra Large doz. 46e • that changes the body from a group license. Minicuccl' will operate a d r * ! tian, 41 Vernon Ave., Rockville: a fall of each year to determine al­ GHERKINS lEEF, TURKEY pkg. ■aid, the free world must maintain The funeral of Henry W. daughter to Mr. and Mrs. David duced by the Board of Tax Review, of 11 members serving indefinite gasoline station oh Rt. 6. military strength and "the cour­ gae growth and recommended but not to its full satisfaction. ~ COFFEE . terms to nine members serving 3- The confirmation class of St. Fancher Sr. was held at 1:30 ye.s- Sampson, 34A Garden Dr.: a son treatment. Large Size doz. 44c age to employ that strength If re­ ierday afternoon at the Holmes to Mr. and Mrs, Donald H u n t, Tlie 1958 list evaluates the prop­ jmar terms. George’s Episcopal (tourch will quired’’ and at the same time stand Continuance of residual chlorine erty at $482,587, which waa re­ Present members, besides those meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the STOCK or AT THESE Funeral Home, with the Rev. Clif­ '’School Rd., Bolton. checks twice dal|y at the treat­ I COTTS ROYAL GREEN PEAS ready to explore any chance for a ford O. Simpson, minister of the DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: duced to $450,474 by the Board. ‘ named are Wells C. Dennison, Mrs. home of Wayne Wright, 1156 East genuine solution through negotia­ ment plant and keeping a perma­ Rest and Fink, Hartfort attor­ Gloria Benson, Atty. Wealey Gryk, Middle l^ke., Manchester. The LOW PRICES.' Center Congregational Church, of­ Mrs. Gladys Close. 610 W. Middle nent record of results or the In- 4‘o«''«’»55c N. Y. s h a r F SEABROOK tions. ficiating. Burial was in Elmwood Tpke.; Mrs. Ebba Glenney, 36B neys representing the firm, claim PUNCH ‘•Mrs. Nancy O. Klock, Mrs. Helen Rev. Nelson Pearson of St. Paul’s stallatioiiof a chlorine residual re­ the value placed on the property 'B, Solomon, and Clifford Vamey. Church, Woodbury and Christ FARMS 2 r 3 5 / Cemetery, 'Vemon. St. James St.; Mrs. Bessie An­ corder to maintain bacterial con­ Bearers were Robert Fancher, drews. 8 W. Middle Tpke,; Ernest “witli particular reference to the Mayor Eugene Kehy has asked the Church, Bethlehem, consulted with trol; also, the Initiation of a labo­ value placed upon (the) tobacco I MOTTS CHEDDAR ..Democratic town- committee to the Executive CSommlttee of St. John Brown. Robert Brown, An­ McNeill, 36 Strnnt St.; Mrs. Lucy ratory control check lor bacteria PubKc Records waa not the fair ■ market value 25 Ox. Jors^|0Q SHELF consider names for five of the nine George’s Church last night. The thony Peyacchio. Stuart Ferguson. Hansen, 32 View St.; Robert at least once a month. .posts—the majority representation. Sherwood Humphries and Rodney Arendt, 86 Phelps Rd.; Richard thereof On Oct. 1.” Rev. Mr- Pearson, a licensed Installation of special equipment 'The court appeal la the second I APPLESAUCE 2 CURED L b,O yC Reports oh Census Warrantee D ee^ Wilcox. Baker. 20 Diane Dr., Vernon; architect -who practiced for 20 to accomplish some reduction of taken on the '58 Hat. Shea reported GOP census- years before entering the ministry, FRESHBAKE Robert M. Plhette to Maxime T. Donna Heins, 216 Hollister St.; iron and manganese reaching cus­ taking Jobs will become available Pinette, property at 207-209 Center Leonard Mandak, Stafford In February, Manchester Prop­ _ BURSOM SHORT CUT is architectural consultant for toe 25" POWER MOWER and tomers. erties. Inc., which owns property “ early in 1960, but that informa- Diocese of Connecticut. «t. Springs; Raymond Bernstein, 22 •\sk Intake Adjustment 2 ToH Cons 2 0 q OOOPEH SHARP ' 'tio n is sketchy as yet. Coleman Rd.; Mrs. Erma Rosslter, at ChenOy Mills, appealed its as- • TRIMS WITHIN ‘i III wait or HH't.i Oak and Forest Enterprises, About Town Also recommended was that the 2 He said Jobs available will In­ Inc., to HMD Building Corp., prop­ 68 Ferguson Rd.; Manuel Ponte, sessmenta to the Board but no I WAX BEANS AdvertiMment— //./ . V Ml IN ,INi 1 Rt 1/ gpJ company use "valve manipulation" change waa made. clude those of eiVwleaders for 1500 The best for less money by hav­ erty on Union St. South Windsor; Mrs. Frances at gate houses and spillway con­ ” « month; crew chiefs for 9995 a' • liHiiMt r.. I AR Ki-iU H ■ 'iTlIi tlAM Edward J. Holl to John R. and Royal Black Preceptory, No. 13, Fletcher. Mansfield; Mrs. Olga On March 24, tha company filed CHEDDAR ing your car insured in safeco. will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Scott,.64 Lockwood St.; Mrs. Janet trol by raising and lowering bat- its court appeal claiming the FROZEN FOOD VALUES .-month, and enumerators at 912 to Call The <3rockett Agency, Inc., MI • R^'Oli' '.lARIfR Ullian D. lamonacp, property on terboards and modification of the .;.9lit per day, TTie census would last Garth Rd. Orange Hall. The first and sec­ Serrell, 83 Weaver Rd.; Lucien St.- evaluation waa "grossly excessive” 3-1577. • t -U jIL'l / Hull ll A( MU;' HI K ond degrees will be conferred op gate house to provide a different and asking that the $915,837 evalu­ RIVER VALLEY SUCED 8 Oz. Pkg. ..two or three weeks, but crew- Ernest and Norma A. Weitlich to Germaine, 221 'W’. Main St., Rock­ 3 9 c leaders and chiefs would . work BREAD . STAkI 6. '.lOP C.AS THROlM 'JONTROl several candidates. level of intake. ation be reduced to $730,OM (the 1 Lb. Boxts Manolieeter Evening Herald 5 0 0 Robert 8. and Dorothy HI 'Walker, ville; Howard Grant, 108 Summit .^from 6 to 9 weeks with specie) . .'J HAND. I property on Croaby Ito. St.; Mrs. Jean Filip, Wapplng; Several of these suggestions "present and then true and actual I S9e Bolton correspondent, Doris M. TRIPLES Chapman Court, Order of Ama­ have already been adapted by the evaluation” ) and the percentage of I STRAWBERRIES 2 -'training included. • » A- i: Js\ A( »n if 0 , .f 1 .fF' Bfarriage liMnee Mrs. Florence D’Addario, 313 Hil­ Shea zaid 2,100 enumerators will D’Halla, telephone Mitchell S-S545. Richard' Xavier Pillard of 116 ranth, will meet in the Masonic liard St.; Mrs. Dorothy Krikacium, company during the last few that valuation subject to taxation HANDY’S Ai I ( JWI.N* . T« . I. p: f - f 4 weeks. I SAVE 15e ' he needed in the State but he has FULL BLUE WaddeH Rd. and Helen Ruth J^rvie Temple tomorrow at 7:45. It Glastonbury; James Ray, Andover; be reduced to $525,000, or 72 per a •.‘ •Wtl/ i ‘Mfb V i r ' ! ‘ V'Hl ? ' ' df 196 Biaaeli St, .South Methodist will 1^ the annual birthday party Included In the chart and graph cent. -SO local job-breakdown y«t. ■ Sewage Dupoaal Better POUND Linda' Swider, Wapplng; Mrs. - All Jobs will be fuU-Ume, he em- STAMP Church, April II. with entertainment arranged by Rosemary GabrieJ and son. 29 Eld- filled report were sections de.allng the appeals are scheduled to be MINUTE^MAID PURE LARD LOAVES Mrs. Hazel Anderaon. Refresh­ ridge St.; Mrs. Patricia Morianoa with a * water quality survey, placed on the court docket some B Os. Tins rphasized, and prefereiice definitely enucago—An experiment by toe ments will be served by the past watershed study, algae control and time in May. - will go to Republicans. Chicago Sanitary District may re­ ■and daughter, Coventry; Mrs. ORANGE JUICE 3 65c Shea also asked for a volunteer- DAO AEEfI ZAU U) HELPFUL matrons and p u t patrons. ' Mrs. Janet Hubbard and daughter, 99 reservoir treatment, chlorination sult in shafp cuts In the cost of tlinltod NaHons. N. April 2 Anna Robb and Mrs. Marjorie and bacterial control, distribution STRIKE CALLED RED PLOT 2 31e -t o be Manchester GOP fulfil chair- sewage diai^al. It is trying out - J •• r- - Hollister St.; Mrs. Ellen Murphy SAVE iOc ;inan In a State-wide party drive UP) — 1 ^ Hammankjold aaM Morriaon\will serve as cb-chalr- and son, 19L Forest St.; Mrs. Eliz­ system, color, iron and manga­ Mexico City, April. S (^p>—In- a new process that appeiua to- todgy hla ooBtacts with the Big. meh. ir abeth Wpistenholme and daughter. nese,, corrosion, filter plant, water vdktlgaiion of toe Easter rail -t o help finance expanded admlnis- produce fertUlaer from sewage use. pressure tests, plant location, strike has uncovered a. Com­ • 'tratlon Incident to "revltallza- sludge al less than a toird of the Powers have eonvUioed him they Cobalt; '"Mrs., Alice Klein and WHITE SUCED—FULL ^ZE -•tton”, . " are ready to negotiate aerionsly MAN KILLED BY T^AIN daughter, 109 Cooper Hill St. and population growth and future- munist plot to upset Mexico's present cost In toe process, high demand. social o i^ r ' by a chain of strikes ‘ Hopes to Study Bill pressure and heat a re' used to SAVE n iP U - S BUIE 8fAMPS POR » » BridgeMrt, April 2 (Jt>)—James DI^CHA^tGED TODAY: Mrs. Witt tka^ib «r geMag 690^ ■’» Shea siMd he might have time to burn the sewage solids out of toe We Ruserve The [Right To lim it Qaifot^ Bn ■■■n w k M . Tba U.N. aM retuy gen* Tunier, 99 was struck and killed Rose Holland, 7 Esther Ave., Rock­ On the Ihtter, the report says the 4n key. Induatriea, - Infermed f loaves / Prices Effective At Upper Connecticut Stores Thuis., April 2nd Thru S at.,'^ril 4th. by a train last night in the local ville; Mrs. Dobothy Strong, Wap- poptilation, served by the co m p ly aonroea said to d ^ . More .than B R EA D ^ ' FRESH BAKED DAILY ^ ^ '"call .a QhmmlUee meeting to re-^ sludge, even though It Is _88 per •ill hiiM ifea (ortlMinibig S' cent , water What la left la ash , ly, Tnenday, 10 .A,M. to G a ; ■■■ , ■ M liH igiafttim ryaw f ferMga railroad station. Police aald Turn­ ping; Carole Moore, 4.57 Adama has mot increased at the same rate 900 eonfeaalona fram atrikaia ba port pn Governor Rlhtcaffs Ipro- MancheBter Shoppiiur Parkade, Bliddle Turnpike W.' and A m d s i , MMch Mter, Op«h FM A ilposallto^ aI)0Ush coiinty ^ v e m - Slid clear water, aafe to be pump­ h MM h b at Geneva May 11 as er,, an employe of a vending ma- St.; Mrs. Rochelle Levin, 94 Cole­ that the rest of the population in the hoUday raU' tienp reportedly ______2 PJkfe—Saturday, 9 Tn, 6- PJSd, 'I ■■ ... -RMBt' before the proposal, he said, ed Into gny atream after tha aah /Wednesday, Thotnday, Friday, 0 A^* 'CW W ,■■■■' 'I , ^ J., chJat flm here, apparently man Rd.; .Charlene Skinner, RFD Manchester haa increased over .a nvealed the awreapbic goal a< l^ illr L B -8 ST A IIr SEDiaimTKMf OEHTBB-'i-lW N LM U m SQUAMi. *1*"**^ bi ^ c9

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PAGE •m iRTOr* MANi EVBKXNCr HBBALD, MANCHEynCR. qONW., THURSPAY, APRIL 8, 1959 fAflltWELVa with MAJOR ROOFLE show, will bs opan to tha pftMle BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE ‘iviiss Manchester’ for a amall admission ehargs. \ iSve, Haircut BQYSCOUT Priesa and trophiss will ha on SMILES URM ) AMElMTE DRIVEWAY BUHJEHS Trantporfalion Search on Again display nsxt week at ths First Na­ t o Cost $3,25 tional Bank .of Manchester, s co- Vlwwo.uevfx 'Notes and News ’ ORADINO. M AOHINB SFREAD. POWER lUMULEt), a II '.pw sponsor of the contest. Of® AT A TIAAS, IADS.'— H « -H E k / J Tha annual search for a "Miss AM ESiTE D r i v e w a y AURAS — ^ WHATIDHAVe ^ACROSS •2 Musa of Chicago, April 2 » —A shave and \ BReAKRAtrn — kV StADI ATOR 5CAR0BLV Manchester" is on again, with the SKEKTED HIMSELF, Wnr IF , t Mever't a haircut In Chicago, In a few The March maaUng of Cub Pack ALL WORK GUARANTEED .vtbiele 63 ih«i?^napped weeks, will coot 83.25, an ^oreaae competition to be held April 29 at MJCLOSKV DESIRES A REM ACK,] fabric 54 w u held Wednesday evening Sorority Girls EOR FRRE ESTIMA'nSS Gall Ml ><7111 VIE s h a l l 0b g l a d t o ' 4 ConMtefa of 25 cehU for each. ' ' tha Waddell School 64 Affirmative The new prlcea $2 for a haircut at the HoIIUtar 8t. School. • Taxi vote and 81.25 for a shave, are be­ Dieplaya of work done by the The winner of the nontest, which Really Stacked 65 Cronus, for BeeiF L'««* SMPUJyED ByMVURaBSSnGERl 12 Exist lieved to be kmong the highest in boys In their dens while studying Is open to gtrls who are between 18 Expunte instance . DeMaio Brothers WAS AM IDEA X GLEANED W IL E , 66 Peer Gynt'a the country. Canada, tha aubject for March, sur­ the agee of 18 (by July), and 27, Memphis, April 2 I/Pl— A sorority SERVING THE MANCHESTER AREA SINCE IMft WRESTLING A VILLAGE c h ie f­ 14 Drink mad* Frank Allotta, secretary-lreaa- at Memphis State, stacked 26 glrla with malt mother m rounded the meeting area. After a will be entered In the Steta "Miss IHOIDSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS tain ON SUMBAWAIMANDIM , 10 Auricle 45 Doctrine urer of the Master Barbers Assn., Universe” finale In Bridgeport into a telephone booth. 18 Liners Irt DOWN said the barbers also voted to hike game period, which Included a wTHE m a l a /ARCMiPELACO.'—J 21 Siouan 47 Egret YTeita Mieiistel. son o fM r. and Mrs. Jack D. Murphy, 15L For- next month. Sigma Kappa sorority promptly ~ yM.VAS/rLLGO ^ 1 Flower holder Indian (var.) 48 — cert < it 8 t Ha waa bom March 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospl- the price of haircuts for children snowshoe race, .the pack was en­ Judging o f the conteet, follow­ claimed the International women's transportation 2 War (od 23 Laud 49'Crescent- under 12 years of age froir $1.26 16 Onagers tsJ. Hla maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emilio lonta, tertained by a skit presented by ing the format of the International people packing champlonahip for of Greece 24 Buries shaped'flgure HewporL R. I-. and hla paternal grandmother 1* Mra. Alice Mur­ to 81.60. Den 2, and a living totem pole competition held in July In iKing telephone booths of 23.6250 cubic 17 Fish eggs 25 Water . 50 Region Allotta said shop owners have 18 Compound 8 Tidy composed of masked members of Beach, Calif., Is on the b|sis of feet. 4 Has on transportation 52 Ancient Irls^ phy, Newport, R. I. , , , , , not increased prices in more than ether three years and they have agreed Den 4. beauty In gown and bathing suit That’s with telephone book In­ NOW OPEN IlY V. T. HAMLIN »/\llSArt (t,<«Uli;(Latin) 26 Au^vsiisvav Comfort capital , xLe*'* „ Vtetorte Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ward James Taft, a l l e y OOP 2b Carries (coll.) 6 Aeriform fuel 27 Clumsy boats 53 Gu|d»ynote6 to give a pay raise to their barbers. Xiurlng a brief ceremony, the fol­ and on peraonallty. side, of course. IHWS PWNY»Sra^ 22 Cleopatra's 144 MsUn 8t. She waa bom March 26 at Manchester Memorial lowing badges and awards were A panel of Judges will be an As In previous peopis packing 7 Chemical 29 Poker stake S J '® " “ P Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul nounced within the next two THEVTtE out IN snake suffix 31 C lose- v '^ 7 BBounda^ o u presented; schemes, the rules for yeeterdsy’s DiFasio, 144 Main St. She has three brothers, Michael, », THE STICKS 24 Devotee 8 Birds' homes 32 Great Ldlte tcom^form) W olf badge to Richard Cohen weeks, as well aa.the prtaes that feat were somewhat-elastic. It Is 25 Bruin niuph, 4, and Paul, 1; and a sister, Wardene, 12. will be offered to the winner and obviously Impossible to stuff 26 CHAR-LET SOMEWHERE 9 Dray SSpi-iKii bus' 58Ma(£dlace and Paul Tealk; silver arrow on • • « • * School Menus • ** I Century planLATHugeitTHuge vavat edging wolf to Thomas Nixon; Hon badge ninnerup. women in one phone booth. So bits (MASS. STVLE) Entering the State finals from 30 Hef vVblow *» Honey-riSirfiT43 Number $9 Creek letter Matthew Steve*, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Gantick, Wat- to John Primus; denner stripes to and pieces counted as a whole. ■on Rd., Vernon. He waa bom March 25 at Manchester Me­ The menus for April 6 through Joseph Bernard, David MachelL Manchester will be "Miss Msn- The lassies were stacked In feet i 34 Rowing tool che.ster" and "Miss Silk City." morial HosplUl. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. and Martin Hansen; assistant den­ first, like fordwood. The "anchor 35Soc!aI insect r r FT n r ) I 1 10 are as follows: The reigning queen is Sandra Vincent Majchler, Lebanon, and his paternal grandparenU are Elementary ner stripe to Alan Haroian; 2-year girls" on the bottom were sup CHOW MEIN 36 Assam Doutt. a commercial artist at the silkworm n IT rt Mr. and Mrs. Aleck GanUck, Lebanon. He has a brother, Monday: Tomato soup, peanut pin to Graham MacDodald; 3-year plied with pillows as s base. TAKE OUT SERVICE Michael, S. butter and jell.v' sandwich, choco­ Travelers Insurance Co. 37.Rei]ue5t • • « • • pin to Alan MacDonald. Last year’s "Miss Silk City" Is --38 Follower Ij iir I7 late piidding with whipped cresm, Joseph Caaimlr, son of Mr. and Mra. Caatmir Kurya, French Cubmaater Art Norwood remind­ Marv lYvlchell of Essex St., who (’igarrtlp Taxes l^p 29 Help milk. ed the boys that Saturday will be recently won the title "Miss Insur­ 198 CENTER STREET li - Rd., Bolton. He was born March 25 at Manchester Memorial Tuesday; Hamburg gravy on 40 Trial collection day for the spring paper ance City " in the Hartford rompe- Chicago - The rate'of cigarette Hospital. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph mashed potato, buttered carrots, ACROSS FROM ORINOLD AUTO PARTS 42 Oriental W drive. Cubs and their families who titlon, She came in third in the taxes moat commonly imposed by weight Hajdasi, Hartford, and hla paternal grandparenU are Mr. and bread and butter, gingerbread nlan to attend the family outing to State finals last year. states levying such taxes has 43 Large plant ru T Mrs. Michael Kurya, French Rd., Bolton. He has two brothers, with whipped cream, milk. OPEN 11 A.M. to 7 P.M. TUESDAY To SATURDAY CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER w Michael Peter, 3'^,, and Thomas, 2; and a sister, Bernice, 4'x. Bradley Field Sunday, April 12, Girls interested in entering the climbed from 3 rents s pack to 5 44 Shoshonean Wednesday: Turkey salad, vege­ rents in the last four years. Ciga­ « « • • * were instructed to meet at the conte.st can do so by calling the SUNDAY 11 A.M. to 9 P.M.— CLOSED MONDAY Indian ST table sticks,' bread and butter, ice rettes are taxed by 43 states st 46 Pronoun school at 1:16 that afternoon. Gordon Entertainment Bureau in Cheryl Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Odell, 42 Oak cream, milk. The meeting closed with the Hartford day or evening. rates running from 2 cents a pack TEL Ml 3-1881 48 Air transport St. She was born March 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Thu.sdav: Meat and^.j^egetablc In Mlssoiirl and Arizona to 8 cents BY AL VERMEER 51 Penetrate pack joining In the Cub Promise The contest, which will be held PKISULLA’S POP Her maternal grandparenU are Robert Behllng, 400 Lake St., pie with potato topping, bread and in conjiinctlon with a variety in Louisiana and Montana. || 55 Feet arc » and Mrs. U via Behllng, Brldgeville, Pa., and her paternal grand­ butter gelatin with whipped and the Law of the Pack. — earliest parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Odell, 390 Lake St. She has cream, milk. mode of three brothers, Mark Lloyd, 3, Scott Allen, 2. and Lemuel, 1. Friday: Fish sticks, mashed po­ transportation R, r r ft * • * * tato. buttered green beans, bread 56 One who r nT Douglaa Warren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Rathbun. 70 and butter, pears, milk. makes r lA Jiuiior High notation 15 Duval St. He waa bom March 26 at Manchester Memorial Hos­ 4 Monday: Ravioli with meat 60 Fourth It r pital. Hla maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Arabian caliph GenUIelln. New London, and- hla paternal grandmother is Mrs. sauce, lettuce with dressing, or 61 Mariner’s it Alma L. Rathbun, Quaker Hill. He has a sister, Leslie Ann, 2. buttered beets, cheese square, hard direction - i • • • • * ' roll and butter. fruU. Cathleen Ann, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wolstenholme, Tue.sday; Frankfurt on roll, SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Cobalt. She was bom March 27 at Manchester Memorial Hos- baked beans, potato chips, tapioca piUl. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Betty Hartlnger, East I pudding with cream, milk. Wedne.sday: Chicken fricasse, LET'S SET OUT TAKE IT EASY! YOORE 6tTTIN6 Hampton, and her paternal grandfather Is Roy J. W'olstenholme, Toniijht at last And then decided cranberry sauce, mashed potato, GRADE A Each «v«nin^ wh«n With hopes that I OF THIS CREEPY s^ME ALL WTERV Cobalt. buttered peas, bread and butter, 1 ^ to bed can make a wish I saw one fall, that I'd wish dUPSTTDWNl 0 0 0 0 0 It w ouldn't fall Christopher Tedford. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Halha\^y applesauce, milk. 1 I watch the j Upon a fallind p o n d e re d Thursday: Meat and gravy, •U y a fa r star. c a reir uilly... l' on me! Jr. Lake Williams, Lebanon, He waa born March 25. His ^ maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. George Powell, former­ mashed potato, buttered wax ly of 729 Main St., and his paternal grandparents arc Mr. and beans or asparagus, bread and LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS Mrs. Carlton Hathaway Si»„ East Hartford. His great-grand- butter, whipped cherry gelatin and cream, milk. FRYING parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hathaway. Vernon Rd., Bolton, and Mrs. Alice Burnham, Middletown. FT-iday; Clam chowder or pea 0 0 0 0 O soup, egg salad sandwicli or pea­ nut butter and Jell.v sandwich, Steven Christopher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lcland O. Wyman, $3 W. Middle Tpke. He wa« bom March 24 at Hartford Hos- sliced pineapple, milk. plUI. His maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Senior High J Kohll, Monroe, Wis.. and his paternal grandparenU are Mr, and Monday: Macaroni and frank- Mrs. Oscar B. Wyman, (Tardner, Mass. He has a brother. furt cas.serole, buttered peas and 6EE, DIDN'T THAT NEARLY SaRE carrots, bread and butter, milk. Charles Lelsnd, 2*i. YOU OUT OF YOUR. BOOTS F. ft « • • • Tuesday: Hamburg on roll, Thomas Marc, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald .M. Murray, John­ french fried potatoes, buttered son Rd., Marlborough. He waa bom March 29 a t . Manchester beets, milk. Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. R. J. Wednesday: Chicken a la King Gardner. Oak Park, Mich., and his paternal grandmother i » Mrs. on chow mein noodles, buttered TJiaw)usn»e« Florence Murray, Marshall. Mich. He has a brother, David green beans, bread and butter, PLUMP milk. ■ •isassrBBiex— > ¥-2 Michael, 2. ■ AND ft ft ft ft A Thursday:' Beef Stew with car­ rots and potatoes', roll and butter, ‘But do you think pow*r steBring Is quits sportng, Khn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Eagleson, 446 W. dear?— Ilka psdsstrlans in a barrel! milk. MEATY JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD Middle "Tphe. She was bom March 26’ at Manchester Memorial Friday: Fish sticks, mashed Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles SURE, SON.'A«01 BET potato, cabbage and pineapple 1X6 NEXT A BREAK/ITS MR. HA6ER, 1 E. Davis, 14 Foxcroft Dr., and her paternal grandparents are Mr. m ornins. STDPREO RAININS. THINK you CAN YOU’RE THE GUV salad, bread and butter, milk. THAT'a TAKE THE help m e . m ay FROM BOSWCRTH'S. and Mrs. Albert E. Eagleson Jr., 348 Charter Oak St. I'LL DO ANYTHING *«'•«« PRESSURE OPF J TALK TO BY ROUSON I I I ' I FOR A WHILE.. YOU? FOR you EXCEPT I.ITTI.E SPORTS . Dulles’ Appetite ‘Fine’ . VOTE FOR JIM Louis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gabriel. 39 Eldridge St. He was bom .March 37 'at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. His LORRIMER , Jupiter Island, Fla., April 2 RJR m ayor.' FffiOER maternal grandmother is Mrs. Daniel Doherty,^ Plttafleld, Mass., and 'hlii paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gabriel, —Secretary of State John Foster SWIFT’S PREMIUM L. r HONOR MAID, SKINLESS r - Pittsfield. He has a brother, Stephen, 3>4, and a sister, Anne bulle.s continued <-to rest in the ------Florida sun today and his .appe­ BLOCK Marie, 16 months. ft ft • • ft tite was described as fine. STYLE ft) FRANKS Lb. 59o Laurie Beth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Hubbard, Dulles went -swimming, lolled *9 Hollister St. She was born March 27 at Manchester Me­ in the sunshine and played back­ gammon with Mrs. Dulles at this CHUCK ROAST morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. SUGAR CURED William M. Wilson. 58 Jensen St., and her paternal grandmother resort yesterday. He la recuper­ Is Mrs. Ethel E. Hubbard, 135 Green Rd, She has two sisters, ating from a cancer operation. FANCY MILK FED Lb. 51e Dulles also talked by telephone SLICED BACON Jane Lilai 6, and Nancy Anne, 4's. LEGS ft ' ft - ft ft ft with thei State Department In B. C. BY JOHNNY HART AND Washington. fti SM ALL LEAN John Francis, son of Mr. and.„Mrs. Francis A. Sullivan .Jr., Capt. Edward J. Kamln II, BY ROY CRANE WHAT A CUTE LITTLE 17 Foxcroft Dr. He waa bom March 29 at Manchester Memorial Army Internal medicine specialist, BUM SAWYER RUMP L b 4 3 o a n t ! Hospital. His paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Francis said Dulles’ appetite is "fine". VEAL ROAST FRESH PICNICS ^IHEKCKimVM 'YK,SIR. ’^IS HE OUT OF HIS MIND? A. Sullivan, Wellesley, Mass., and his maternal grandparenU are Dulles arrived here Monday for HtR NAME HE CAN'T DO THIS/ Mr. and Mra. John L. Twlgg, Watertown. Mass. an Indefinite stay. I SEEMS10BE CANCEL MY FUSHT.TO ^ 0 ft ft ft ft ft KATRINKA NEW 2EAUHD! RADIO Christine Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clldyth Johnson, OLAIOV, THEM I'VE BEEN 183 Wadsworth St. Ext. She was born March 30 at Manchester COOKIES SIR. UNAVOIOAtLY Memorial Hospital. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. DETAINED. SAAC/< Earl O. Johnson, Mlivyaukee, Wis. She has two brothers,, Michael, 12, and David, 2^; and three sisters, Linda, 514, Donna, ' 4, and Barbara, 16 months. PRODUCE Educator 'h i- « • • • • Crax 12 Oz. P kf, 29c , Kathleen Oecile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Toner Jr., LARGE FRESH n. (Mnmni urn mt mir Pn Q6|, I I I for BY LESLIE TURNER s- i , 1 ( APTAIN EASY < -r- Chef Boy-Ar-Des Big 40 Oz. Can FANCY, FIRM, RIPE LASAGNE 59c Mf,T001 trs 9TK»liS6-PAPD/5 AND PO BE CAREFUL , MY SOUL, AROUND THOSE WILD C^R0L! IM MR. ABERNATHY BY RAI,ST(»N JONES and FRANK RIDCEWAV URGE TO GO ON THI9 AFRtCWJ rw glad EASY \ HUNT! HE'5 NEVER CAKED WHEN beasts! STICK OjOSI STia QUITE PORK FACIAL TISSUE Swset Lifa 2 Pkgs. 37c FINALLV SOLO MK.\rOR THAT SORT OF THSIG'. TOU-'CAIiAP TO LULU BELLbI a ABLE TO TOMATOES THATS PANiaEROUS.MR. y YOU'RE UABLE TO BLOW MtKEB ON TAKlU' ______MIGHTS, DROP OOK AFTER A FU^E,ANP THEN ALL, US A CARP, myself! JUST A MOMENT, MY '' ABERNATHY.' YOU VOU WITH'EM. kf Lb. DEAR, V/HILE I PLUG SHOULD NEVER THE. LIGHTS WILL GO OLfr. LULU BBUE! _ _ ^ DAPoy... GAINES DOG FOOD 8 c.°. n.00 IN THE CPFFEE OVERLOAD a s * AN FHCM. YELLO W , R IPE BANANAS 2 Lb. 29c GREEN GRASS SEED 5 $1.59 j d t nil III

JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS YEAH, I AGREE.' ^ BESIDES, IT'S TIME YOU GOT A HAVE YOU “"■■i:i rT!STP. ^ ’mK. KELL, AS OIRSCTdKOFTHIS i l l THE MUSKIAMS COMPUIM THAT ' I havemT been myself. I 'a tell you BEHER ACQUAINTED WTH THE BEEN TOLD . ^ ORCHESTEA, I'M AFRAID I MUST lALK ‘ YOU DRIVE THEM TOO HARD, ABUSE z'IT • WHY. THIS IS MY LAST ODNCERT, At¥ FARE­ .GALLOPIN' WHY,SWIFTY« ENDIN'UP IN THE RIVER WEARIN' A TO YOU ABOUT CERTAIU COMPUIUTS THAT THEM, WBJ CRUaLY lUSuU THEAO IS , WELL APREARAUCe, MV SMAN SONS/ T I'VE GOTTA GIVE EDUCATION FA6T/ CEMENT BATHIN' ^HAVE REACHED MY EAIK/ THIS jWW MOT BE TRUE, BUT- ^TRUE/- ^/...NOW i PACK TO TMESE BACON >49 >1 NABISOO RITZ • • •_* 4 • 6 ■* • • • • • ft • • .... lb. paekag* 33c '"'V \ 4T0RE OF MAN(„, 317 H IO H U N D ST.. MANCHESTER Ml 3.4278 b t o 444 CENTEt STtEET. T Y" \' ■1 /■ ■A l:-L' y&': ’h,’ ■ U \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 2. 1969 PAGE F t^E E N

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. APRIL 9, 1969 p a g e POURTEl Sprin, SKI Cardinals’ Trade Looks Good Train g Tigers Hope to Climb Jones Blasted A’s Banking on Better Athletes' 30 Couples Enter In Giant Bow, Race to the Wire High School Rec Tournament With Five Newcomers Pitching Staff, Bench Beats Nats In Rec Volleyball White on First Quests Tonight * Thirty roupleti have reglsteir- By EARI. YOST Ctianiplonahip honors in the Elks eid for the first Minoal Husband Playing Major Rotes By DUTCH FOGAJITY New York. April 2 Ian®he.ster Lodge of lanes. Hank WIttke, tourna­ White trade between the St. mer centerfielder with the Cincinnati Rcdlegs looks upon his At Boston three aolid daya the group en­ title was deelded on the final 1 BPOE 1893. arc expected to attend tonight s fourfn annual ment director, reports that sophomore season with much en-*' joyed aome of the finest skiing Louis Cardinals and San Fran­ night. 'testimonial bantiuet at the Elks Home on Bis.sell St. there are still openings on the >8 points less than Kuenn. A re- cisco Giants. It looks a.s if thuaiesiTi. Boston, April 2 (/P)—Tlip ever. The enow was excellent on "Our club will be Improved be­ laist night Watkins, regular Once again the local Lodge of‘ —^ ~ ' 4 p.m. shift Saturday as well By EARL YOST ' serve outfielder waa the only other Card General Manager Bing De­ all trails with Just a small patch cause we'll have belter and more miBhly Bo.slon Celtics feared j season winners, got revenge for ; Elks 1.S .playing host to members | „p „-lth a «-ll mark. But as the I p.m. shift on .Saturday, .300 hitter last night, posting a vin* might not have gotten the only over-confidence against ] Lakeland, Fia.—Tabbed the of ice showing on the lower open effective pitching and a good a previous 2-1 defeat by white­ I of Manchester High i much improvement is expected April It. team with the best chance of .323 average in 66 games, mainly slope. The weather was ideal and bad end after all. (he upstart Minneapolis washing the Latvians, S-0, In “We will accept entries until in pinch-hitting roles. Devine was crlUcl^ed for giving bench, " Craft explained to a small tcro.sa country, ba.skelball and rifle season since the club's top breaking the stranglehold the I can't remember when I've seen army of newsmen who gathered on Lakers today while marking Division A. I teams. A brief speaking program gcorers CJhuck Salmond IQ o'clock Friday night, Hope has always been held that three days in a row when the Jones, his pitching mainstay last New York Yankees have on season with a 14-13 record, to the the steps of the A s dugout before time hefore their series Clorrenli’s Insuranee, 1967-S8 ; has been arranged and comely; , j 67, pai Mistretta (1631 Wlttkc reminded. “If "c re­ Doby. once the big man in the weather was so consistently good. an exhibition start. "I.Jtst year Wc ceive more entries than can be Giants for White, sn tnftelder with opener for pro bs.sketbaU's woHfl kings, arc setting the pace with I members of the Red and White's ,j„e fo return for the 19.69-60 the American League, De­ Cleveland batting order for eight Plans were made to accommo­ didn't have one dependable pinch- BOB c o t SY a 6-0 reeord. Watkins have I cheerleading squad will serve as e^mpaign. scheduled for those two days troit’s Tigers are depending years, would regain his touch. But only limited major league experi­ chsin pionsliip. date 25 at the Hotel Reba in North ence. The rrlUcs called the deal hitlei. We feel now that we have "We figure to heat the Takers, won 11 and lost one. C'orren- iwaitres.ses for the affair. Compiling s laudable 12-3 wPn then ■ wc may get a couple of upon five veterans to make the he slumped and was no ball of fire ^ arrived they someone who could come off the ti’s lin\e three matehes left. In­ I Energetic Tommy l onq lost record, the'sharpshooting additional dates." jump from fifth place in 1958 to exactlv what the Giants needed to but wc havp to guard against over­ Chicago White S"* jxtra beds and cols set up to become serioiis pennant contend­ bench and drive In s run with at confidence." warned Bob Cousv, eluding onewith Watkins chairman of the Toiith Activitips ,-aplured the CCIL cham- Conducted b.v the Recreation first in 1959. Third baseman Eddie 9ob-.77 i accommo everyone with some least a long fly Fellows like Zeke Boston's veteran backcourt magi­ Boston Bruins Wednesday night. the Insur- I Committee. reports that | pjonship for the fourth succes- Department, only husband and Yost, shortstop Rocky Bridges, time around last season. If he ; crowding. Food service was a lit­ ers. Bella, Dick Williams, Whiley Her- wife teams may compete. At­ Although the only basis for cian aneemcn pl.i.V the ('enter Con- ; Bolduc of The Herald s sports de-, reiired their sec-' renterflelder Larry Doby r nd re­ bark he would surprise many w tle slow but the quality and qiian- 7.og. Boh Marlyn. Preston Ward tractive trophies will be award­ comparison is spring training, the "Tiiat s right ' chimed in Coach gos toniglit at 7 and (iii'ltan partment will introduce thj> .speak^ : Nassiff Arms Trophy. Also. lief pitchers Don Mossi and Ra\ feel that he is over the hill with tity of the food mos-e then made Harry Simpson and either Harry ; ers. Pei'sons experteri to he railed injuries helping to cut down his results do not hear out the critii .s Red Auerbach. "We'\> taken them And Canadieiis Monday night at 7 before meet­ tinofflcial standings have the team ed to the first and second place Narleski are the quintet the Ben- up for the service. It was Just a Chiu or Frank House, depending ! upon for a few remarks include Jones, in his first start for Big Hope easily the past two years and then ing Watkins.t'orrentl's and in fourth place among the high couples, male high single, fe­ gals hope will do tlie trick. All effectiveness. bit of old New England hospitality upon who is eB.tching. We had no they didn't figure to upset .St, Watkins are the only teants In Eddie Edgar, past exalted ruler of i male high single and lowest five were acquired in off-season Chsrlie Maxwell powdered 28 Giants' Manager Bill Rigncy, waa Harry Anderson's left-handed school competitors in the Con­ at a real reasonable price. blasted for nine hits and nine runs bench, period last year and It 4 - IjOiiis. They have everything to Host Cup Foes title eontentlon. All matehes the Elks, .Jim McKenugh, newly' team score. Only one troph.v deals. home runs in 1956 and 24 in 1957 thumping gave the Phillies necticut Stale Rifle and Revolver The area management discount­ in four Innings yesterday by the killed ns. gam and nothing to lose." are at the West Side Ree. elected exalted ruler. Edson may he won hy a person or Willis Patrick Norman, better blit fell down to 13 last year. Here, nearly all tlieir run-scoring annual gallery championships in ed lift tickets and group . rates Chicago Cubs who beat tlie Giant," ("raft feels that he may have the N The Celtics streaked into a Na­ The Teaehers wrapped up Di­ Bailey, high school principal, and team. The winners \t1II be de­ known as Bill, and a fellow who too. as in the case of Doby, a pro­ potential last year. He had prize rookie of the American New York, April 2 i/D Bark in New Haven. were also available for a big sav­ 10-.7. Included among the liits tional Basketball Assn. Title show­ vision B laurels last night by ; Coaches Bob Sines (cross coun- cided by combining the oouple's has been in professional baseball ductive year would solve the Tiger.s 23 homers and 97 runs-haltrd- I.eagiie in first baseman Kent Had­ the late season from that gained ing on lessons. Almost alt who were three-run homers by rookie down with .Minneapolis hy coming M hipping St. Mary's, 2-1. itr.vi. Elgin Zatiirsky (basketballl total plnfall. Kach will roll 40 years, lia.s been given the as­ main problem. Zernial is still in. The rliib looka for even ley up from Lillie Rock. Although Little Leapie Boundary Lines them a playoff berth against over­ took lessons at Jay said it was George Altman and Moose Moryn. from behind for a I.10-12,'5 victorv , and Gil Hunt ( rifle i. Ike lo Mia* Opeiicr three games and re-entries will signment of leading the club ba<,k around for pinclihilting chores. more this trip. he didn't break down any fences over the stubborn SyraciLse Nation­ whelming odds, the Toronto Maple Iff ♦ one of the be.sl schools they ever Jones, last year's National All youngsters planning to play Little League liaseljall Annapoli.s, Md., April 2 (/Pi Ed­ Al.so. two trophies will be not be allowed. Into flag contention. If he doe-i. hitting .24.7, he did drive in PI run* als last night in the sevoni:i and Leafs now may g-o all the way in attended. The area and ski school I.«agiie strikeoiii king, walked i awarded. Sportsminded Ray Wa.shinglon. April 2 i/P> Pres­ Registrations -must he made the aforementioned "rethreads and hit 34 homers. "Hadley has HAL SMITH thfs summer must register at one of three locations to­ deciding game of a torrid Kastrrn The .Stanley (Tip hockey plavoffs. die Errirlatz liked the "lonesome Situation Keiiiedied are run by WaJl Foeger who has three and fanned four ' Damato will present the handsome ident Eisenhower is planning to at the West Side Rec office must supply the punch and pitch­ looked great this spring, if the m o rro w night at 7:30, American Uague candidates will Dn'lsion final series The semi-finals in the battie for end" and "Cliinese bandUs" ideas Detroit's bullpen in recent | a style of teaching that is quite F.rror Opens Oates RtMis or While S(»x than one position. Smith ie one. i fifth annual Frank Damato Memo­ pa.ss up baseball tor golf next from 6-io tonight and Friday. ing. Norman played only 37 garne.s : season opened toda>*. he would report to Waddell School. International Uague hopefuls Play Saturday' hockey's most prized possession of last football season. Now the A partial list of the couples vears, has bfen weaker than week j controversial among ski instruc- On the other hand. White has Others are Bella and Williams." 2 rial Trophy to Skip Fi.sher, voted in the majors, 24 with the While | start ahead of Ward and Simpson," week. Unless he changes his mind, made a favorable impression on Cjaft said in analyzing his squad, \^ill sign up at \'erplanck School and National League The opener of the hest-of-seven . resume tonight with tlie Leafs at Navy roach is offering his own the most improved player on this entered thus far Include Ruth- Sox in 1931 and 13 with the same | old lea The addition of Mossi and ^ tors. He will guarantee with a Expected lo lacave Craft said, NBA championship series Saturday Boston and the ('hicago Black Gimmick. Erdelatz will unite a the pre.sident will leave Monday or Narleski, a southpaw and right-i week of Instruction s beginner will Cards’ Manager Solly Henuis "Last year we won 73 games raiKhdates will register at Buckley School. Youngsters winter's basketball quintet. Co.n- Tuesday for a few days' vacation Kddie Werner, Edna-Stan Hll- club in 1932. He-kicked around the i "Our pitching Tiaa surprised me. afternoon at the Boston Clarden will Hawks at .Montreal, Farh of the new attack previewed late last inski, Alva-F.d Doucette, Helen- hander respectively, should remedy j gUi belter than the average skier. although his error yesterday Tampa Ball Park.s and finished fifth, four and one- I ran will present the fir.st annual at the Augusta National Golf Club minors until 1946 before entering ; especially Russ Meyer and Art . must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The re­ find the Celtics seeking their 19th besl-of-7 serie.s are tied at 2-2 season with an all-out platoon ays- Al Wilhelm. Jo-,Iohn Lucas. the situation. Both reliefers came | ---- paved the way for a five-run New Hoiittemnn, neither of whom is on 1 half games out of fourth place and Elks Most Valuable Shooter in Georgia. And barring a change the managerial field in 1946 with spective boundary lines are clearly outlined in photo straight triuniph over Minneapolis. , Toronto, with ever.v game in the leni. The best Navy players will Anne-NIck Tivcrdy and Shlr- in a trade from Cleveland. Boomer Baker and Corrine 7'ork 7’ankee ninth inning that our nxster. We didn't plan on either only five games out of third. We The I.akers last defeated the Bos­ Trophy to the rifle team's .Tohn of plans, the White House said Toronto, He' served as a coach .7-1 Tampa, Fla., April 2 (/Pi One above. (Drawing by O'Connor) ______"niu.st win " category, won its last be divided into two teams of equal I Toomey, Icv-.Iack VIttner. with the old St. I^ouis Browns in ' Red Wilson, former Wisconsin led Ih e chorus on the bus j gave the World Champions of the two major league teams and If onlv one comes through it ! have. Improved biit so have all ton club in the final game of the five game.s to squeeze into the strength and the two units will re­ late ye.alerday, Eisenhower won't football All-American, is the No. 1 meir wind gave out around | victory, othes" clubs,” Craft told n>e. "We regular 19,’i6-K7 campaign. I The cross rniintrv romhine com- he in the capital a week from to­ 1952-53 and when Jack Tighe was j wliich train In Tampa may not be would be like monev in the bank playoffs on the Iasi night of the lieve one another e^’ery seven or catclier with Lou Berberet in re-' White River.. Elbea iHil - Mel; -- Henius decided before the game 'ITiey add depth lo our staff" know that we will .be i>elter and "I'es, and we'vc beaten them I pleted the season , with a 6-4 won day to toss out the first ba.seball NEAR MISS fired last summer, Norman was | back next year. regular NHL season. eight rniniile.i:. One sport-swriter ' and lost record after winning only brought in from Charleston as serve. Wilson improved tremen­ Manning, blackjack expert, drove to give White tlie_ flrsl base job Mayor Nick Niiccio reported Front line starteis will be Ned we will plav better than .500 ball from coast to coast on visits to has already tabbed it a "22 skidoo" in the sea.son's opening game be­ dously last year and is now highl.v and move Joe Cunningham to The Leafs' drive seemed done one of it.s first five meet.s. The West Point, N. Y. (NEA1 manager. husband Ed crazy, hitting 19. yesterday that Cinrtnnall officials Garver. Bob Grim, Ray Herbert but it’s hard lo say where w« will other cities so thr> court har' noih- wlien they Jo.st the fir.st two games plan. tween the Washington Senators regarded aioiind the circuit. rightfleld. White has hit three Roy Harris No Closer i ing to do with It." Coiisy said. "Bill cell., ehampinns also placed sec­ Dale Hall. Army's football coarh V * * Robbie Brown, bongo boarding at don't think the city can .support and Ralph Terry. Ray Herbert, Bud finish. I haven’t set any goal. Wo home run* and batted over .300 of the playoff to Boston, hut they ond in the Eastern Sectionals and and a former Cadet backfield atar, Pitching is a strong spot with 3:30, Ahem..Flyer Fiano, arrived both the Redlegs and the Chicago Daley, Meyer, Rip Coleman and will Just try to do the best we can that's all the more reason for tis to the Tigers. Frank Lary. whn mim- since Joining the Cards while Cun- watch out We re going in hsvp to hoiinced back to square the .series fourth in the State Meet. Augusta. Ga. - Carmen Baailio, originally was headed for the Na­ Tabbetl ‘Tough (iuy’ just In time lo provide pain killer White Sox rookie Howard Reed are all poten­ with what we have." The size marked in a man's hat LARRY DOBV bereil seven conquests over the under talk to ouraelves and make sure with two thrilling overtime victor­ Winning five of Its last 11 1,7.6, Cliittenango, N. Y.. atopped val Academy when a Kanias Norman has been tabbed a for one she skier who took a badjriingham has been hitting He disclosed this after a meet­ tial starts with Dick Tnmanek. means that Is the diam'''''r of the Yankees among his 16 wins last Often tabbed the New "York there isn I too much confidence." ies on their home icc hat. games, the bsskethall squad Arley Setter, I.V), Piitaburgh. 3. srhoolbov atar. “tough guy" because of his fall. .Corrine .Mann, mother lien- .200 all spring, ing with Gahe Paul, vice president Tom Gorman and Hoiitleman 1 Yankees’ "farm club" or "second To Patterson Match "We're coming and lliey're go­ "We think that Yost will make vear, Jim Bunriing. Billy Hoeft and ning our two junior Mobs. Messier But it was tiie fielding thal Despite outward attempts to tone rigorous system. His experience a.s ami general manager of the Cin­ oiir infield He was always an Paul Foytack are the likely start­ mop-up men. , ,, ! leani, " the A s have nine players down confidence, the Celtics were ing." e.xclaimrd Toronto Coai-h a player, coach and .scout is now and Olson. .Timmy Simon passing swayed Hemu.s' decision He said cinnati club. Hal .Smith, ' O s ft said, is an , time or another played Punch Inilnch, "We're out to get outstanding player for years with ers. Pete Burnside, former New on miicli advice to Brookivn friend he had no doubt that White would Dallas. Tex.. April 2 (/P)—Roy Hands po.sse.s.sed about |5 .-, iinanimou.s in predicting they being applied and a.s a rc.sult the ...... ___ base "Mr. Paul said he thought either exceptional guY. He has been * with the Bronx Bombers. Tha list this one ' Washington. He gels on York Giant southpaw, may take ..Baker ^ and Fogarty too fast be better than Cunoingliam at 500, a cut forehead and another victor.\- over Donnie neeman j would regain the NBA crown they Tigers are working longer onr! i could ever fault the While Sox or the Reds, one or [ pretty good catcher and first basr- includes Coleman, Gorman, Grim, won two year.s ago However, none .lack Adams, general manager I- M.'II lead off and ''e^'dar turn on the mound if ! •■Hell'sHell's Coi-ner.Comer. " over the first, Uie other, would leave." the mayor inian and now *t third base. He's harder than under the .system of his fielding. He 11 lead off a d ,p, jng work is any indication j thought thev finally ar- "I Terry, Urban. Bella, Cerv, H er­ todav hut his manager didn’t think he was any closer to a would predict a four-game sweep of the Detroit Red Wings, thinks and departed wanted originally to said. "He wants Cincinnati to improving every game He has all the easy-going should score a Iht of runs with fe V e teran s Tom M o r-; Messier taking everv- White throw from the outfield be zog and Martyn. On the other rematch with World's Heavyweight Champion Floyd Patter-1 against the I-Jikers the Leafs will do it. Cancer, Ailing Babe Ruth of his worth. Veterans Tom Mor stay " the nat oral - reactions for tliird Despite Tighe. lows like Haivey Kuenn, ,A1 Ka i hand, the Yanks have eight one­ "I II take a guess and say six gan and Herm Wehmeier are also thing Jay had to offer.. | cause I wanted lo play Cunning- son. *' 1 Believe In Themselves "We have a full .schedule of B line, Gail 'Harris and Doby follow­ Niicrlo ssid he gave no direrl base despite the fact be Is not fast, time Athletic players on their •1 don t thln)< so. Lou VUruai. .learning loft Jabs; often using, games—but Minneapolis won't he around. Easier Styles plus One (don't ham. a take-charge player and answer to Paul's stntemenl that But he has exceptional quick i ."'rhry're young, fast and aggres­ games this spring. Every day the ing Qim in the balling order." Frank Bolling is the solid man • squad, Murry Dickson, Art Dit- Harris' manager, laugtied when them as counters. 'He landed sever- ^ anv tougher than Syrariise, " said sive." Adam.s explained. "TTiey're use my namei local male whiz. , holler gu.v. in the infield. But Ini two teams were ton many here, moves. Overall, we are stronger at regulars play, the second slnngei.s Norman said. in the infield at second base. A ; mar. Ryne Duren, Duke Maa_s, asked whether he though t the one-hard rights and staggered the. big Bill Russell "Man, no one can not afraid to check someone. Most making like Christene with new certain after a few game.s Ihal He said he would discuss the m at-'third base. Smith gives us the best on Work for Youngsters play as well. We have tried lo ■ Bridges has looked good at bright future is predicted for the Bobby Shantz, Virgil Trucks. he that tough. " Carries Easter dress and bonnet providing Joe can throw belter Ilian White tci- with tlie Chamber of Com- third base play we've had since the Bided victory brought the Texas gritty Flcemaji several times, of all t-hey helicvc in themselves. I schedule the games so that I can shortstop and he's the type piy ,gX^uiddVe"baV’g^^^^^^ “ irrls Cletus Boyer and Eno.# Slaughter. heavyweight champion from Cut Fleeman received a motise under Auerbach, who calls the Celtics think lh\v ran go all the way.” chuckles galore for everyone at. from rightfleld. a position that merce .sports conimitlee. A's have-hecn tn Kansas City. the greatest machine in baskelhall watch the B games in the morn-| who, oati pjay any infield position won the first base Job the area. .Judy Weidhaaa. Eaaterj calls for a strong arm." Thus, one club has helped the *nd Shoot any closer to a rematch his left eye, a bloody and swollen , Milt .Svhmidt. Boston coach, be­ "1 want both leaius to stay, but Smith has been *0 impressive other and it has not been a onc- history praised his players for not ing and then pick up the regulars I betroit was the only club to bonner«poutbonnet ajiout Three three feel wide withw ith' ' While s error------' ruined a five-hit they have encountered financial that he has moved Hector Lopez to with Patterson Patterson rut Har-1 nose, and twice lo.W his mouih- lieves otherwise, "It's now a 2-of- By MRS. BABE R1 TH wsy ride. Newest ex-Yank with qilltUng in the derisive game own m ark et If hV’^ari come un with hold a season edge over the Yanks daisies a foot high, taking off a and nne-third Inning performance obsiacles. " Nuccio said "A ttend-, .second base. "I feel that Lopez/ ris to ribbons last year for a TKO ! piece when Harris belted him vnth 3 situation and we have the ad­ with Bill Slocum the A’s Is pitching coach Johnny Previously Vlscusi, of Houston.. left hooks against .'vranise before a packed '" “'^ e r e % " n r s S ( u t e ffr game^ r U g bLl o^^^^^ b.'' Vinegar Bend M.zell as the ance lias been very limited for best position is at second base,” crowd of 1-1909 at the Garden. vantage because two of those .Sain whn has fmind it more prof­ had said he felt if Harria won big . H am s said he could have knock- i games ai’e in Boston" he said. (Condensed from "The Babe and hp added be ureUv touch oiir^ biceeat ^ 22 meeUnga. However, the Benpals like a paiachiile giving Judy" good Yanks then capitniized on both teams liere this spring. I handsome Harry commented. Slick "Tills is the grestest team ever— I." 19.79, b.v 7trs. Babe Ruth and Vnfhp irhndute this nppd^as l see^it ia a conailtientwere only able to split even dur- distance.. Bill Fortin’s ( F’otalol lentionai pass and. three straight feel thal Tampa can support both ; fielding Joe DeMaeatri will be at itable In baseball than in selling It would help him toward a re-|ed Fleeman out but for the rut | it didn't quit, it didn't quit," Auer­ "The breaks are due us after tho.se published b.v Prentice Hall. Inc.) I'nrlnff^^^^Tdon't think vou'll find ' nower hitter. Kuenn and Kalihe ing the regular 1.74-game slate. .sack rire.ss with matching hat an hiLs for their victory. Yankee snre- team.s. , Whv it doesn t, 1 d o n 't; shortstop, again, cars. match : Fleeman said he was never ser bach cried happily in the dressing t\i-o overlime losses m Toronto." W hat club, or clubs, has the Harris won a lop-sided margin iously hurt, but said, "His foot­ ■ nvone standintr around talking are both good hitters but not home • Personnel wise, the Tigers have eye catcher all over the area. It arm righthander Don Lar.sen gave know ” ! "Our outfield would not be *m- room In .Montreal the Black Hawks best chance of beating the Yanks ? over Fleeman. hut he had to jab work took him away from me. He's As tli(' Ralie sat anr] wopl whUe in imifoim^" A glance around , run threats although Kaline has ! » good fir.st line hut Injiirie.s to any caught two exceptionally 'V®,’; I up one run and three hits in four Bolh Cincinnati and Chicago barrassed by any In the American Despite the strong "grcalest" are equally confident of upsetting "Detroit, on paper, is the most his way to it from behind a mask fast and hi.s foptwork still has me the Canadiens. the NHL champions he hejran to die. In .Nmeinher the playing field- bore this » out .. a. with j 4-.ahit as ------manyn-r as1- 27 in one season.' . of...... tbe regulars ■ : , and the team is from LfOng Island.. The Boomer innings, his firel action since have four year* remaining on j league, Bo)> Cerv, Bill Tuttle and tag hv llieir roach, tile CeltU’S had looking real good in Bermudas 'jis Improved because of the addition of blood Late In the fight Harris puzzled to rallv from a 16-point deficit mid- trving for their fourth straight of 1946 Dr. Philip .NlacDonald Coaches Billy Hitchcock, Tommv The big righUlelder tailed off to (in trouble framing parts with Die city How-1 Roger Maris. Cerv has taken up landed freely, but was unable to He said the smashed nose ham ­ to the with his new red goatee | q-pj Cubs got their third straight ever. Nuccio said the agreenients ■ this spring where he left off."Tlie of Ra.v Narleski and Don Moasi. wav through the second period and Stanle.i' ('Tip, Heinrich and Wtjlia Hudlin putting 16 last year fn round-trippers but, Detroit, biggest threat The bullpen ha.s alwaya been the score a knockdown last night. pered his breathing from the fifth "We'vp won only one game in .«ent Rahe to the French Hos­ .ludy McKeoiigli and Pat Me- g, ggh Anderson pitched were "amiable hut not binding.", 'big gun in the A’s attack hit 38 : then oiitbattle Syracuse m the clos­ the Tigers through the paces. [upped his average to .313,. six [ 7'anks? I don l think jq. Tigers biggest weakness. Now .it Butt Opens Cut round on. "I never did get my right Montreal all sea.son and were pital to see if the mystery of ; Connell, real gone with Bermudas eight innings, allowing 11 There ha.s been some speculation ' homers and batted .30,7 last year, ing minutes. . looks like they have plugged the A butt in the second round hand in. I Just never did gel it The passing wizardry of (miis.v about due to «in one declared ' agonizing lieadpains could hr 'over long red .lohn.s.. Carol Kress, and five runs, that BUI Veei’k. who recently pur-1 Husky Chiti and House will di- hole. They have four good start- opened a ragged, two-inch cut over , going," he lamented. , and the rliitcli shooting of Frank Tommy Ivan, general manager of diagno.sed. It took surgery to diag champion of the sitzniarkers. be- „.j,gr exhibition games. Cleve- chn.sei1t i l tV*71 ■ I controllingV4#JII|XZ|JIII interestIII' I X- . L IIIin thetllx Ij vide ■! V* W theX. i »X catchingsm f m t ^ with the versa- I •• Roy's eye. It bled badly until af- Harris is ranked seventh among . Ramsev enabled the Celtics to the Hawks nose rancer. ing piloted around the rougli spots Boston .7-4, Lo.s An- White Sox, would take the team ! Hie Smith also available if needed. | ers, plus Narleski and Mossi and Unprecedented Move by Jim Moriarty. Jan Hewitt mas- ahuloul the Philadelphia to Arizona! '"I like fellows who can play more some fine hitters. ter the seventh, when his seconds the heavyweights and Fleeman ' overcome a 68-60 .yyrariise lead af The hopes of the (rhicagoana are The Babe didn't know then and stopped the Weeding and Fleeman ninth nationally as a light-heavy, halflmio and move ahead P.6-94 high heraii.se the Canadiens find lerlng the Poma after about ! phj]|., g.o Cincinnati defeated he was never to be told, and so far Any More flying starts. Harry Griswold, Jer-1 g.., Chicago was unable to hit him and reopen | The fight was for the Texas heavy- aftec three periods. mo.'t of their big guns silenced as I am aware he never did know. the cut. weight championship Tlie Celtics opened up a llfi-108 Maurice (The Rorket) Richard, Yet. perhaps he did and ua.s m ak­ ry LaPine and Bill Hunnlford end- c(ox humbled the Milwaukee "It bothered me quite a bit" The Cut and Shoot boxer won hy margin midway through the final hocke.v's all-time high scorer, has ing it as ea.sv for me as he could. K ansas Ci A dds , ing up real stiff, too much g.j Kansas City A s Harris mumbled through a mouth- , about the same margin as in bus period, hut the Nats fought back been out since .Ian. 18 and big Like Him? shoulder. | over Detroit 4-3 and Balti- Shortiv before he died he met ful of ire in his dressing ✓ >om last fight with Fleeman in Decem- .lean Beitveau. who .scored 4.7 goals ,and .scored 10 straight points on s Frank Slocum, the youngest son more edged the Pittsburgh Pirates "The blood ran Into my eye and I ber. The second annual i In a 12-inning night game. ROY MOTORS PROUD I pair of set shots hy Larrv- Costello, in regular season play, suffered a of his old ghost writer. Bill Slorum. Milwaukee (NEA)— A 4.3 couldn't sec much But I could see There were no knockdowns, [another hi' Hal Greer and t\io spine injury in (Chicago Saturday N u trition S taff I giant slalom race was run 8unda> C'asale’s wild pitch him some,” he smiled. No ImmMlIate Plans ; fouls and ' a 20-footer by Dolph night. reporter about to fake off Fleeman, 1813. of Midlothian Visrusi said he had no immerii- Schaies at Bradenton, Fla., for Ha­ ^ ConneruCs“L r entry wa* Judy ; h"'tnTng'''V"l""'lnd:ans' TO WELCOME NEW Tex . looked good in the early ate plans for Harris. He said he r! Coiisy Takes CKer Philadelphia, April 2 (JP)—Mrs. Arnold .Johnson watched round.s, especially the second and let the cut heal and then sec about vana a.sked Fred Hane.v, I After an exchange of field goals. Rose Much Better Tlie Babe and I "horrified” as some members of her husband’s baseball team, ’’Got any message for Fidel waa claitaedi",i.sa,s,b'r.rv a* a B entrV In the ; giving up_ four Dine on homers by third, but he faded badly and was more action. Coiisy look over when Ramr-cy the Kansas City Athletics, polished off two T bone steaks ' Sammy White and Frnak Maizone a well-beaten fighter bv the end of The fighters got l.'i per cent was banished on six fouls The Castro?” Woman’s Division but to about a ADDITION TO THEIR the 12th round of the nationally each of the net gate and $4.(100 topped by a large slab of strawberry shortcake for breakfast, : dozen of the Manchester group who but striking out eight. ! brilliant former Holy Cross All- Over La.sl «jSeason “Yeah,” replied the Mil­ Old Pro# Deliver televised bout learh from televi.sion An estimated . Frank asked Babe how he fell and | "W hat kind of insane eating" I watched the race at the most I .Amenea converted two free Oil Hodges’ homer and double Harris. 198. never let iip with his ' .'S,,“)00 paid a gross of $14,160, Babe growled. "Loii.sy. And the.v j Is this," she asked herself. waukee manager, ’’tell him j treacherous point on the course she [throws, hit on a long one-hander, New Haven. April 2 oTv - Can He feels, however, they are con­ and Duke Snider’s triple and dou­ and then fed Russell underneath think they're kidding me. But they | So. Mrs. Johnson hustled off to if he's got an.\' better pitch­ I looked Class A, plus. SERVICE STAFF... 1 fabulous Murray Rose, the Aus- vinced he can help them, that they • Laat year, skiing a* a Junior, she ble powered Ia>s Angeles to its vic­ for a three-pointer for a 124-120 * aren't, I know what I got." aee Dr. Carlton Fredericks, na- are not Ija’cicg something Jam­ ers than Warren Spahn tralian Olympic champion, dupli­ \ won the Women'# Division. This tory while Eddie Kssko’s eighth- MR. RAY LYKO, formerl.v a Dodge service Boston lead. George Yardley cate last year's spectacular feat of While Babe was recovering, if , tlonallj’ known nutritionist and med down their throats. there to send them up.” that's the word, from his opera- , year at Jay she skied against some inning triple sparked the Cincin­ scored for Si'raciise. but Cooz roh- winning three National A.A.U. in- health authority. They arranged a Just to be sure of the player's representative from the Boston office, has I lion at Frenrh Hospital he got 30.- The reply was in refer­ of the group that are being sub­ nati win. 1 nerPled on a right-handed hook , ^oor swimming titles' meeting with Johnson who cooperation. Dr. Fredericks anil been named service manager. If ,vou have a Here’s a 000 letters. Think of that 30,(X)0 sidized and groorqed for the Olym­ The White Sox routed ^oey Jay pull11 the celts nut of danger 1 Pete Oaland.Daland. coarh of the Uni- :A- thought enough of the little wom­ meet shortly with their wives to ence to Haney’s slow burn M letters to a man long gone from | an’* euggestion to cancel a date pics. Some of these spent a year with a five-run eighth Inning in problem with your car, come in a'nd meet Ramsey a fellow who eats up vcr.sity of Southern California i acquaint them with his year-long regarding the alleged criti­ In Europe getting extensive train­ "Bumper to Bumper baseball .•■ nd a man who. in.sofar | to buy a hotel to talk with Dr. its victorv and A s plnch-hltter Ra.v, he’ll be glad to ease your problem.s and pressure, topped the Celtics with , offered this answer to- program. They will be Issued text cism during the revolution ing. This year .ludy was second. 28 points with a right fore-finger [ "ophom 1 as the public knew, was only mild- j Frederick. . Preston Ward slammed a two-run headache.s. While here look over .some of the books, nutritional charts and sug­ by Cuba’s number one man coming behind Penny Pitom oi> of in the ninth inning to beat encased in a east. Cousy had 2.7 in i *1.' ' ly ill. 1 A» a result, the Athletic* to­ gested menus. All players will be select u.sed cars. We believe we have as fine Crop of Trade-in Bargains! Rose is swimming better right Babe looked at a few and he the brighter spots on oiir Olyrrfpic xigers addition to his great playmaking, day have, a full-time nutritionist: given \ntamin aupplentents in ac­ frpm deep in the hills about scene^ For an l*->'«>'-old "“t b ^ n j^th , now than that he was at this time glanred up from one to say to me, an assortment of good clean car.s a.s can be while Tommy Heinsohn had 20 and on their staff. Proper eating has cordance with their needs. Special Fred’s Selection of Spahn 19 Ru.sscll tallied IS 'o"! year. "Here's a lady who wants to know i been added to batting, fielding and and brought in the | inning to give Baltimore its vic- found for as low a price as po.s.sible. Sam .lones A .vear ago the 20-year-old. 18.7 classes will be conducted from to pitch the sixth game of and who because of schi^l o^^^ ^ : and grabbed 32 rebounds. [ j j _____ i, the name- of my doctor. She thinks throwing as necessary Ingredients Tlie Ccllies romebark victory pound. 6-1 R^'c nur^red record. ; j lime to time with the wives. the 1958 World Series. manages to practice once a week,; __ »> » , for a, winning team. this is quite a feat. Sometime soon | second w /i| ^ A P weighs 180 pounds at the mo­ cept. All things con.sldered, I think The old St. Louis Browns some Jim Sleeper and wife, former T A l r Hardtop. $2095 ! havp won it A few have won it Snead certainly qiialiflea there, The streets wers invariably lovely things said about me today, four days by. doctors althougli '54 FORD ment." the advice waa sound. years ago ■ tried a hypnotist for members of the Manchester Ski 2-door hardtop, radio, heat- ^ 1 # L | Radio, healer, PowerFlite. 1 ■ 2-Door. ■ more than once .Scoring iS'elj In Practlre lined wherever he went. And that that I'm glad to have had the op­ Club, also seen at Dutch Hill get­ x-ravs of his head proved negative. er Power Glide. Verj’ clean. Jj^ portunity to thank everybody. about a month and one year even Miami FJa., April 2 UPi—Billy, ord. The 29-year-old native of Color sweep. ■■ ■ ufr U# '57 MERCURY But none has been able to tame \'entiiri is a determined young made him happy in his pain and Jackson Heights, N. Y„ owns a 67- ting their exercise. He was hit on the aide of the head One owner. Spec1.1 l $595 this demanding 6.980-yard Augusta j man who came within a whisker weariness. Thank you.” ' sent a midget to bat in an effort lAes, who has been asking for it 4-Door S O O O i ; to improve the team's fortunes. 49 m ark for l5 years service lit the by a backswing of Giant batter Hardtop, '•'AXTJ National rourse arid the talent- of winning this tournament in Always Reltglona ever since spring training began, In most cities, school was iet DrI Fredericks, however, is be­ majors with the old Brooklyn I.,aleat snow reports: Mt. Snow Willie McCovey Monday. rich field two years running 1956 a.s an amateur. After losing He trudged slowly back to the finally got his wish. The Baltimore out so the youngsters could get a lieved to be the first full-time Dodgers and Baltimore. 16-48, two corn surface; Bromley TRANSPORTATION And Palmer isn't favored In shat-' to Burke bv a stroke following a looic at the man ■ they had %ll dugout, his eyes filled with tear.s 10-25 frozen granular, surface, 1957 PLYMOUTH r 1955 FORD '57 MERCURY ter precedent fnistialing final rmirid 80, "Venturi nutritionist on the big league Orioles traded him. Valentinettl, 30, a chunky .six- 4-Door SPECIALS heard so much about and. in thou- as he listened to the roaring ■ General Manager Lee MacPhail footer from the Bronx, N. t., post­ some bare spots: Dutch JHIH 12-36 Yanks Drop Seven In fart, when today's first round vowed he'd yet wear a green coat, scene. 4 DOOR SEDA-V 4 DOOR SEDAN CAAP Sedan. sanda of cases, hoped to emulate. salute the fans fired back at him. announced yesterday that the un- ed a 5-6 record last season for De­ good spring skiing: Stowe 38-64 PAP $2195 got underw'ay there waa no out- emblematic of a Mastera cham- Club owner Johnson, his gener­ Belvedere, Radio. heater, CUSTOMLINE 18 duwb "EJven if they don't like base­ And this time Babe did not cry pn^ictable Loes has Aeen ewapped troit and -Washington. He has seen excellent spring conditions; Jay St. Petersburg, April 2 (iPt The ^ | ^ / U K '49B4iiek...... $195 atanding favonte in the field, pion. He ha.s been .scoring well in al'manager, Parke Carroll, field PowerFlite, Sportone paint, ball,” Babe would say, "they gotU alone. Not by many, m any thbu- to 'W'ashington for Vito Valentinet- dut.v with five big league clubs Peak ,70r76 excellent. New York Yankees dropped seven i ' Radio, heater, Fordo- '55 BUICK I Among those riaiming most of the practice, is second lb Snead in the skipper Harry Craft and the play- coral and white. matic. Super 4-Ooor like the Babe. I got 'em a day off.” sands'did he cry alone. era have Indicated their wUling- ii, like Loea a righthanded pltch- The Chicago White Sox and Cubs, Rain is predicted today for Ver­ players today. The World Cham: ' '49 Dedgt ... $195 'attention werri Sam Snead, Ken betting line of a local oddsmaker. pions optioned first ^baseman I Hardtop. Venturi and Jack Burke Jr. Burke raptured a lot' of atten- After Los' Angeles he couldn't In the dugout Cardinal Spell­ neas to go along with Dr. Fred­ Cleveland, the IMgers and Senators mont. Anyone planning to head $1895 Frank Leja to Rlchmofld of the get 'em sn.v more days off, He had man, took the Babe's arm and sajri, ericks’ theories. He has told them since 1980. His oVerall record ia north might check reports first as '50 Chevrolet . $195 Mlssed/ Course Record lion with his practice rounds of 66 We.29-y#at'-old Loes, who earli­ International League and returned to go home. By train. He was a “Babe, you've .been an inspiration that by Improving diet and- eating 13-12. conditions can change radically ; '55 OLDSMOBILE The top IhAeats in the 10-man and 64. hut Burke acknowledged er had demanded that, the Oriole* lefthanded pitcher Bob Wiesler and 1^55 PONTIAC 1956PeSOTO ! foreign field / appeared to be Aus- bo wa.s playing a gambling brand very sick man. He just sat in the to all creeds. You've alwa.vs been hablta of each team member he Richards and JdacPhail both saw depending on how heavy the rajn. DeldxeSa Holiday $ 1 ^ ^ ^ '51 PonHae .. $195 trade him) to the New York Yan­ shorUtop Rod Kapehl to the same ; tralia's Petrir Thomson, who has of golf he'd never dare in toiima- stateroom, bead in hands. an inspiration to me. G o ^ luck hopes to: kees, Sar( Francisco Giants or Valentinettl at his best last year. 4-DR. SEDAN STAR CHIEF 4-POOR SEDAN FIREDOME Jn New York, Babe underwent apd God bless you.” He beat the Orlolea S-1, then dupli­ club.'The latter pair were on the A A P won four oC the past five British ment play. 1. Prevent muiy of the phyaknl Cleveland Indians, accepted 'dhe Richmond roster and with the Extra clean, one owner,' low mileage ear. j Opens: Sou^ Africa’s Gary Play- Hottest golfer among the lour- some drastic, experiment^ treat­ The Cardinal's words stirred him eUments common to ballplayers news calmly. cated th^ performanoe against the Hockey at a Glance Radio, heater, hydrajnatic, ▼ 111^ A ment, and it helped. He put on deeply. The Babe had often attend­ Yankee*, for whom MacPhal) was Yanks for Inspection. First base- power steering and brakes. Must be seen to be appreciated. 1 ■' ■ er, who fii/ed a 64 in his final Ing pros is slender Art 'W’all. who such as Charley horses and sore Loea sealed Mis fate by leveling ' tuneup rbuhd and Spain’s Angel captured the Azalea Open at 7yil- weight and felt well enough to ac­ ed Mass. He had iiadd ths prayirs working at the time. (All Best-ot-7) man Jack Jaciiik was optioned to CNBCm>Sv/AVS FOR SAFery/ arm*. barbed witticisms at. Manager I>enver of the American _Aa*n. Mlguel irtdlvidual champion of nlington. N. C.. Monday and leads cept the Yankee's Invitation to a' of his childhood every day of his 2. Effect more rapid healing of PaiiLRichards and the Orioles ear­ Wednesda.v’s Result* - adult life. He often knelt by, a Outfielder < Der'on Jbhnson and the 1958 Canada Cup matches .in in money winnings with more than brilliant promotional stunt—■ bruises. lier this spring. For example he American League Beml-Flnals /INGINI /BRAKES /TIRES window to pray. And, prior to his Lefty Bin Short twere sent to Mexico City. Player, making his $18,000 this year, "Babe Ruth Day." . ' ^ 9. Bring about faster rMlex ac­ Sfid: "Who ever heard of Richard* .Umpires Meeting. Hershey 2, Cleveland 1 .(Her*- third Masters appearance, missed a (;■------:------More than 60,0M people showed operation, the cardinal had said, Richmond while outfielder pick / S t llR IN O /ELEC^ICAL SYSTEM tion. before he hooked up with me." hey leads 2-1). ' Barry was returned to ModestQ, of grand. opTOrtunity to set a course ' up. Babe w asn't up to putting on a “Babe, I'll be happy to ctfme' to M!embers Qf the E astern jOan- NB.\ Baikptbali 4. Generally Improve ejeslght. Lost s*o*qn,( he was fined $100, the Class C California State record when he thriee-putted th e , A uniform, but ha appeared In sporU your>houss and givd you commun­ separately, b.v Rfehards and the necUcut Board of Approved Base­ Thursday’s Schedule. 5. I^ p an d the ballplaying life of League. final grefjn for a bogey-five yeater Wednesday’s Results clothes and his familiar capfel's ion.” . - American League and suspended ball Umpires i\wUI hold a meeting ,NaUoiial League Semi-Finals > Eastern Division Final the athlete. day hair coat. Ths reception he re­ Only a Catholic can imderstand Dr. Fredericks, who earned hi* six daya for throwing a ball away Friday night at 7:30 at the West Chicago at Montreal (Series TH.. Ml 3 .^ 1 MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Hoston iso, S.vracjl^e 125 (Boa- 155 CENTER ST. Par fojf the lush, rolling layout ceived worked wondera- that, no! that "honor.-The Dabt underatood Ph.p. in nutrition at -New York and Jostling Umpire L*rry Napp Side Rqc. 'Election of officers and Ued 2-2). The ruffed grbutse.Is 0fo known with Us linghimoth greens is 36-36 ton' wins best-of-7 sertbfi 4-3). M mountain pheasant,,/ thunder Your Lecalpidsmebik Dm Iot' medicine, experimental Iniactioni it well, but said, "No thanks. I'll University, admit* the players are during a game with Washington. plans for ths J959 sesson will be Toronto at Boston (Sdriea Uad '72. Llpytl Mangruro set the rec- . Saturday’s Scl)edule or scalpel could approeeh eoma. down to your placa." Loes last year posted a 3-9 rec­ dismissed.' 2-J), ■ . bird, partridge and drujunw.. ’ RAY DWYER, IIm 4 Oaf Maaacer\ ord at 8A tn the operfing round o f ' Mihneapolis- at .Boston (After- a'VtUa timorous about the project. BU WEST CtENTE» BT. pPEK EVENINOS ' MI 9>t4Il • Mel Ailsn, an old fpiend. Ih- Uts 1940 Masters. Hogan holda the [ noon-TV, 3 p.m. EST—first .gamfi B4ba. Bsbfi's Yoles 72>h(^ noord v t 374. > of best-of-7 championship final). Draatle sizpeitaMalsd kelps, aa4 Clairs ksJps trfiduesA yllM (TanamMri laat mtM*. •)

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y SE^NTW BN ■ ■ - i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TH UR^AY, APRIL 2, 1969 J. HpoaM for Sale 72 Houaca for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 HoBMlioId Good% 51 Boarders Wanted 59-A Suburban for Rent 66 m (^STOM RANCH. Two fifenlaees, XIX (XXXX) TWO EUCCTRIC hot water iktet- 'TWm BEDROOM for one or two ROCKVILLE -Three-room apart- Household Goods B1 .ment, heat and hot water bath, built-in stainless ateel ntrigera- Situations Wantod-—Malo 39 ere, 80 and 53 gallons. In excel­ girls near Post Office. Board op­ BOLTON, CENTER RD.—8% room VERNON—Large 5% room'ranch, The Open Forum torch, central location. Adults tor .sink and oven. I^ p p earin g UVlNG ROOM sofa, and ehalr, lent condition. G. Andcreoii, 357 tional, TV_ pri'Viloges. MI 8-6748. BUiitace units, ample storage. ranch, three years old. Large breeteway, overalzed garage, two SINCERE, artistic, married, 38, leather top fend and epffae Uble. only. $65 a month. TR 8-5126. fireplaces, combinations through­ 1W3 FORD ctiatomaUc, t-door, seven years office administration, Adame St.; after 8.- Large lot, $19.60V'^>Mo«‘IXn c HESTER—six room colonial, Aluminum storms and acreena, new BOLTON—Two year old four room ment, small weekly payments. fUOUP fpt sale. 11 months, very good FOR UNPAID BALANCE completely furnished apartment To the Editor, ing that the tnereate in caries JNNA*f In basement. Parking - o" bus with garage, stove, refrigerit ^plastered walls, full Insulation, hot water heater. Convenient to ranch with carport. Large living 8:15 AJfl. to 4;30 P.M. Oakland Motbrs, Inc., 867 Oakland Wlni children, $15. MI 3-4544. Musical Inatruinetits 53 line, near shopping center. For room with fireplace. Ahimlnum (DMF) eetabllabad in 300 iKliool St., Manchester. . .'OONTYOU m o n t h l y TERMS $18.88 and aufomattc washer. TR 5 fireplace, lavatory, tile bath, full ■hopping, schools and buses, Nice Governor Robert B. Meyner of children of Ihe control school CAUATV WANTED—Good home for yoiing HEAR NBIW Kinsman orga- with one or two only, $95 monthly. Can TI^ 5-5531, TR 5-2244. attic, porch. Hot water oil heat, yard. Priced to sell Immediately at combinations. $12,800. R. F. New Jersey on Sept. 30, 1986 in A GORGEOUS LIVING ROOM be seen at 189 West Middle .Tpke.-, Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-8245, (without mtoridation) w*a twice COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1941 FORD DUMP truck, 8 yard M A N f^ r'J male cat.. All black, clean and percussion sdded; Big savings on ameaite drive, city utilities. Side­ only $13,900. R. F; Dlmock Co., addressing 'The American Associa­ as large as that in the same num­ SUITE WITH MOHAWK RUGS, Apt. F. Phone MI 8-7091. walks, large lot. Vacant. Cliarles or Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702, tion of Public Health Dentists in MOWPAT Ttoi IW PAT 10t»0 AJI.—SATPRDAy t AAI. body. Registered for 6 tons, very well behaved. TR 6-7328. TABLES, LAMPS. SMOKINO demonstration models. Duoaldo ROCKVILLE—Four room^m lshed Realtor MI 9-5348, or . ” obert ber of school children examined in reasonable. MI 9-2837. Music Center, 186 West Middle apartment, .convenienHy located, I.iesperance. MI 9-7620. Murdock, MI 3-8473, Barbara Robert Murdock. MI 3-8472. Atlantic City said, "Unless the FOR SALE—Calm Terrier, male STAND HASSOCK, AND PI& THREE ROOM heated apartment, community is substantially ac­ the (lection of the city Where the PLEASE READ YOUR AD TURES’. A CHARMING BEDr Ipke. MI 9-6205. washer and drier a^Jallable, park­ Woods. Ml 9-7703. drlnlting water was fluoridated. puppy. AKC registered. All per­ $75. Call Ml 9-3229 Monday to Fri­ ing space. $76 pel- month. TR MANCHESTER —Why pay rent? XXXXII quainted with, and prepared for I ROOM SUITE WITH A SEAL’Y day. 9 to 6 p .m .. For $76 per month you can own feci sorry fo" the population of N . — nr -TVtrt *^*’* "»*«• °**”***_** *_*^” * Auto Driving School 7-A manent shots. AD 3-4950. P08TUREPEDIC MATTRESS ONE YEAR old Baldwin Ac-psonlc 5-4956. / (XXI) fluoridation, its advocacy is like­ Tk« •dverO«er aheald fttwl hi* •d the FIRST DA*’ IT spinet piano. Victorian style. Like this spotless 6 room Ca’-e with MANCHESTER — Exceptionally ly to precipitate unnecessary pub­ thoee cities where the fluoridatlbn AND M A T C H I N G B O X FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. ------of the ■water supply has been re and REPORT E fS oR S In time for the next ineer- MORTLOCK’S Manchester's lead­ new. . MI 3-5268. full qellar, tile bath, copper SEVEN ROOM older Colonial. nice 6 room Cape. Completely fin­ lic confusion. Without careful ad­ SPRING. PILLOWS, RUGS, Heat, hot water, gas for rooking, plumbing, city utilities, jfood loca. ished, hot water heat, fi replace, jeeted on the basis of such un­ la reeDoaaUm for only ONE incorrect or omitted ing driving school. Three skilled, Poultry and Supplies 43 electric refrigerator and w s Summer'^omes for Rent 67 Excellent condition throughout. vance preparation", he said, "re- ^^^torSieiit and then only to the extent of a BOUDOIR LAMPS, DRESSER WURLITZER CHORD organ with tlon. Asking $13,650. Just a short Two-car garage. Centrally located. walkout basement, Combination scientific propaganda.” courteous Instructors. Class room SET AND PICTTURES. A COM­ stove. Call Ml 9-4071 or MI ferendums often play into the Errora which do not leMen the value of SCHAUB 'Turkey Farm - Fresh percussion. Sacrifice for cash, GARDNER LAKE. Salem, Conn. way out—snug 4 room home, large Nice family home, $17,300. R, F. storms and screens. All situated hands of the opponents of fluorida­ Should Dr. iWialdbott'e name be Instructions for 15,, 16, 17 year PLETE KITCHEN WITH A 9-5779 from 8 to 7 p.m. on a. 2% acre lot, with pleasant mentioned again, I trust that the wffl |ioit be ooirected by “make good" Ineertlon. olds. Telephone Mr. Mortlock. frozen turkeys for Easter. TomS, write Box W, Herald. Noj^iwest shore. Arrowhead cabinet kitchen, excellent financ­ Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI 9-6?45, or tion. Too often these opponents GORGEOUS d in e t t e SET, ing. $7,500. Elsie Mever Agency, brook and pond. Call now. R. F. readers of the "Herald” will keep Director of DUver Education oven ready 60c lb. Hens 56c lb. FOUR ROOM apartment. Cen­ pfove. Modern housekeeping cot­ Robert Murdock. MI 8’6472, Bar­ will inculcate doubts and fears 188 HUlstown Rd.. Manchester. FROST FREE REFRIGERA­ SPINET PIANO. Forced to sell at tages. Safe beach. Playgrounds. Realtor. MI 9-5634, MI 3-6930. bara Woods, Ml 9-7702. Dlmock Co., Realtor. Ml 9-6245, the aforementioned facts in mind. rOUB COOPBBAi MI 9-7S98. TOR, COMBINA'nON RANGE, ,, once. Sacrifice. Write Box K, trally located, heat, hot water and which usuajly cannot be overcome parking. Adults, (iall Ml 3-7895 Shuffleboard. Picnic grove. Pri­ Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472, • or Sincerely yours, b e APPBB01A1 Dial Ml 3-2711 VACUUM CLEANER, DINNER Herald. MANCHESTER—Five room ranch, Barbara Woods, m 9-7702.. in a short term educational effort." I ARSON'S Connecticut’e first li­ or MI 3-8470. / vate boats. Ideal for children and (XXII) Charles E. JtoobsOn, Jr., M.D. Articles For Sale 45 SET, SILVERWARE S E T , fish'ermen. Hartford CH 2-9278. full basement, two fireplaces, Inculcating' doubts and fears is censed driving school .rained. . LINOLEUM AND KITCHEN plastered walls, full insulation. SIX ROOM ranch, fireplace, ga­ the obvious purpose of the. two Loot ani^Toand Automobiles for Sale 4 Certified and approved, la •”jw of Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 FOR RENT—First floor p t Man­ Visit weekends. Norwich, TUmer NEW SIX room ranch, one block SPECIAL—Crushed atone for mud­ CABINETS. IF NEEDED AN chester Green home A large 7-4695. Hot water oil heat, tile bath. large from Green. All ' large rooms, two rage, radiant heal, near schools letters that appeared in last Sat­ LINCOLN CAPRI. Fully feting classroom and lehlnd dy drives, gravel, washed size EXTRA MAPLE BEDROOM IS kitchen, garage. Ameaite drive. and bus. $15,300. Clifford Hansen, urday’s "Herald”, and served to LOBT—Lady’B glasses wheel Instruction for teenagers SIZE 10 -girl’s spring coat. $5 rooms on bus line. Children ac­ baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ pped. Reasonably priced. MI stones. Nussdorf Sand k Stone AVAILABLE WITH BEDDING. cepted. Call MI 9-5201 or Ml 4-1302. City utilities. 30 days iccupancy. place. Full basement, two-car ga­ Realtor, MI 3-2453. remind me of similar tactics em­ ' gray frame. Finder please caU MI MI 9-6075. Size 12 girl’s spring coat, $6.50 Charles Lesperaiice. MT 9-7620. Co. Ml 3-2427. RUGS LAMPS, ETC. 'THE Good condition. Ml 3-6020. Wanted to Rent 68 rage. Your choice of Interior ployed not too many years ago by 9-7697 after 6 p.m. ____ MKRXIN voouy, BANK HAS AUTHORIZED TO decoration. R. F, Dlmock Co.. Real­ GOING! GOING! GONE! the anU-chlorinatlonists when WANTElJ'-<- Clean used cars. We ATTENTION teenagers, new driver tAUJOSt,CAL. POWER MOWERS—Toro, Jacob­ NEWLYWEDS T MANCHESTER —English Colonial. LOST—Black rimmed, rhinestone education classes atartii^ atur- mm I- { SELL ALL OR PART. WANTED—Four or five lOom rent tor, MI 9-5245. Or Robert Mur­ they rtlsplaj’ed pictures of ulcers buy, trade'4pwn or trade any­ sen. Yazoo and Snapping Turtle. 58 First month’s rent free. New in Manchester or -vicinity for fam­ Six large rooms, large sunporch, dock MT 8-6472, Barbara Woods. HOUSING VALUES THAT I'osulllng from typhoid fever which Winter programs in the three trimmed glasses on Main Street day. CJall Mr. Mlclette, Manches­ SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT Wanted—^To Buy lavatory, tile bath, modern kitchen thing. DougIak..Motors. 833 "Iain. ter Driving Acadenry. Coventry, Reel and Wtary. Also rlduig mow ONLY AT YOUR CONVENIENCE 3% room heated apartment*. Ap­ ily of 6. MI 4-8132. MT 9-7702. they ascribed to drinking chlor­ recreation buildings (are due to end Satiu^ay. Call 9-3793.______ers. Parts , and service. CapWpl garage, ameslte drive. Pla.sicred CAN’T BE EQUALED tomorrow, according to the Recrea­ NEED A CAR and^hpd your credit PI 2-7249. Help Wanted— Male* 36 ’ DAY OR NIGHT WANTED TO BUY pliances. individual television an­ inated water. They succeeded In LOST _ Teenager’s black '^^ll*f Household Services Painting— Papering 21 Equipment Co., 38 Main St., Man Good used resaiable furniture, tennas and heat control. I^aundry TRANSFERRED to Manche.ster walls, full attic, hot water oil heat, (XXIIT) delaying chlorination and it was al­ tion Department but there are a turned down? Short an down pay­ Chester. NG 3-7958. PHONE SAMUEL ALBERT area. Need 5 or 6 room house or trees, shrub.*, city utilities. goo(l $11,200—6 room older home in in­ few activities w)ilch will b® con­ with draft card, registration, birth ment? Had a reposaertkm? f>on't Offered 13-A also small upright and spinet equipment, car space, picnic area, most 50 years before this modern cof^ ca te near Keith's Furniture. PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ TOOL MAKERS HARTFORD CH 7-0358 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. cottage for May and 2 weeks in location. Excellent condition. BOLTON — Six room split level, dustrial zone. One-car ga­ tinued at specified times. give up! See Douglas Molo^, get Business Services Offered 13 rating. Good clean Job, reasonable WALLPAPER Sale—Many • attems UP TO 8 P.M. pianos. Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. rage. Ideal for small home safeguard was adopted universally MI 8-8970. ______GET YOUR screens in shape. All Adults. Phone Ml 9-4824. TR 8-5775. June. Box C. Herald, wooded lot. Three bedrooms, fire­ throughout The United States. The final cloeins date on all In­ the lowdown on the lowesr^Jown price. 8. Yencha, MX 9-6014 aftei AND to choose from at handsom-- sav­ place, excellent condition-. $18,800 shop. Just reduced, $700, and smallest payments anywhSM. CONNIE’S 'TV and Radio Service, types rescreened with aluminum If you have no means of trans­ Watkins Used Furniture door activities is May W. ifOTTCB IS HEREBY given that wire. Factory prices. 443 Main or 5. ings. 'Trimmed and coated C. J. portation, I'll send my auto for NEWLY REDECORATED-Two 3- AVAILABLE PROPERTIES R. F. Dlmock Co., Realtor, MI Both of the letters quoted ex­ The women’s gym and swim Pass Book No. W 319. Issued by Not a small loan or finance corn* available all hours. Satisfaction FIRST CLASS MACHINISTS Morrison Paint Store, 885 Center Exchange Houses for Sale 72 $15,500—Assume a mortgage tensively from an article published guaranteed. Call MI 9-1315 call MI 9-4633 for free pickup. PAINTING AND paperhanging. you. No obligation. room apartments with garage. In -5245, Or Robert Murdock, MI and live like a king In this class, which closed at the high the Savings Bank of Manchester, pany plan. Douglas Motors, 883, St. 15 Oak Street , Vernon. Stove and refrigerator. For $7,900 in Coventr.v -8472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. by Dr. G. L. Waldbotl and refer­ Main Street. Good clean workmanship at rea­ For work on clots tolerance Air­ SOUTH WINDSOR—New 'ive room Rolling Park Cape for school Monday, will be held until has been lost and application has RADIO-TV REPAIRS, afiy m ake- A—L—B—E—R—T—*S References. MI 9-2837. Four room dwelling with large red to a work which has been to­ May 25 at the East Side Recrea­ sonable rates. 30 years in Man­ craft Precision Parts. FOR PROMPT delivery o' rich WE BUY and eel! antique and used ranch, built-in oven and ramre. only $67.75 per month. tally and completely discredited. been made to said bank fjr pay­ car's, amplifiers, phonographs and Building— Contratting 14 loam, sand, stone, gravel and fill. 43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD enclosed porch, one-car attached (XXIV) tion Center. Members of the wom­ ment of the amount of deposit. chester. Raymond Fiske. MI furniture, china, glass, illver, pic­ FOUR ROOM duplex, 152 Cooper Lot 100x200. $18,600. Philbrick garage. Lot 100x150. Immediate oc­ Three bedrooms, ceramic Even Dr. VValdboll’s own society. 1958 FORD convertible nurchased changers. Over 47 years total ex­ 9-9237. HIGH HOURLY RATES Call mJ ^8TO3. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P. M. Agency. MI 9-8464. tiled bath. Oversized en’s slimnastics class, Which also BIDWBLL HOME Improvement ture frames; guns, attic cc itents, Hill St., near shopping, schools, cupancy. NEW SIX room Colonial, $17,900. The American Academy of Al­ closed Monday, are invited to NOTK3E IS HEREBY given that new August 1958. MI 3-8003. perience. 90 days guarantee on all SAT. 6 P. M. whole estates, Furniture refln buses. Children. $80. Glastonbury, kitchen, paneled fireplace work. Potterton’g. MI 9-4537. Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ EXTERIOR and interior painting. ONE 3 CARBUERETOR manifold, W bullt-ln dishwasher, 1% taths, lergy, does not support his con­ Join the gym and swim group Pass Book No. W 552, issued by If you don’t qualify for one of Ished and repaired. Furinture Re ME 3-9057. built-in atove and oyen. O mplete- wall In living room. One- clusions and its assistant execu­ OLDER CARS, mechanics spe­ rages. Roofing and siding experts. Ceilings reflnlshed. Paperhanging. these positions, please do not. ap 3 Stromberg 97s 3 Holley 94s, fits A GOOD SELECTION of sterUlzed er’s Modellod Ranch, basement ga­ For $14,900 in Ellinjirton at the East Side Center. The the Savings Bank of Manchester, Aluminum clapboards a specialty. pair Service and Sales. Talcott- Five room ranch with attached ly landacaped. Ameaite ’ rive. R. half acre landscaped lot. tive secretary, A. H. Luthmers, has cials, flxit yourself pars, always Wallpaper books. Estimates given. 1955. 1956, 1957 Ford, $76. Call MI refinIshed used furniture for FOUR ROOM apartment with large rage, built-in oven and range swimming period will last from 7 , has been lost and application a good selection. Look behind our MORTENSEN TV. Specialised RCA Unexcelled woritmanship. Easy ply. ville. Ml 3-7449. oversize garage, fireplace, oil DImoc'k Co., Realtor, MI written, ”To my knowledge there has been made to said bank for Fully covered by insurance. Call MAL TOOL & 9-5005. every room. All kinds of appli­ sunporch, heat and hot water fur colonial fireplace, executive size $17,200—An extra apecial Green to 9 p.m. each Monday. office. Douglas Motors. 383 Main. television, eervlce. M 9-4641. budget terms Ml 9-6495 or TR Edward R. Price. MI 9-1003. ances, sparkling clean, no chips. rooms. Convenient to schools, heat, artesian well. Lot 150x200. 9-5245, or Robert . Murdock. MI Manor ranch. Three bed­ are no reports of allergic or toxic TThe family swimming period Ir payment of the amount of deposit. 6-9109. ENGINEERING COMPANY nished, $85. Two blocks from Main 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Ml 9-7702. Come in and compare quali^ and Rooms Without Board 59 St, Completely modern conven­ shopping, Hartford, Manchester. rooms. ceramic tiled bath reactions other than the reactions the only program which will re­ KARMAN Ghla 1957 red and black FLOOR SANDING and reflnlshlni HI-FI RECXJRD player, 4 speeds, prices. Open 9-8.- - 'LeBIanc -"'lane Fumi- For $14,900 in Manchester of hardening tooth enamel.” main at the high school pool. The NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Specializing In old floors. % CARPENTER desires repair work, 291 ADAMS STREET iences. Box S. Herald. Only $16,200—30 year mortgage. with glass enclosed show­ radio, whitewalls. Priced for Business Opportunities 32 mahogany finish, i n 9-8963. ture Hospital, 195 Souf’ St. ROOM WITH kitchen ,jrivileges. Builder! MI 9-1489 and MI 3'2465. Six room Cape, in excellent con­ (XXVIII) er. Includes wall to wall final session will be May 27. Pass Book No. 66981. issued by quirk sale. Call Coventry PI 9-5750. all types of remodeling. Dial PI Dr. Heinrich Homung, Profes­ The Savings Bank of Manchester FRIENDLY Ice Cream has open­ Rockville. Babies accepted. Centrally local- TWO ROOMS and sunporch part dition, fireplace, oil beat, recrea­ carpeting, drapes, dispos­ sor and Public Health Officer of At the Community Y, the "atur 2-8205. 2-7728. ESSO HAS service station oppor­ KODAK SIGNET 35 mm., leather BOLTON CENTER— Aristocratic tion room, one-car garage, good (COVENTRY—New 5% room anch, has been lost and application has ELECTROLUX OWNERS- Prompt ing for part-time work for eve­ ed. Apply Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. ly furnished, shower, electricity, three bedroom, living room, kitch­ al. Buckley School section. Kasscl-Wilhclmshohe, Germany, a day night roller skaUng progratr tunity In Manchester. Phone JA case, haze filter, flash unit. New looking five room ranch, stone lot. wlil continue to May 23. Fridap been made to said bank for pay­ 1953 CHEVROLET station wagon. friendly service on your EHectro- ALL TYPES of carpentry work nings and weekends. Must be neat condition. MI 9-0581. Small upright piano ...... IIBO private entrance. Call MT 9-3715. en and dining area. Built-in range i% mortgage can be as­ city of over 160,000 which has hod 7-4183, days, Monday to Friday, FURNISHED ROOM, complete front, breezeway, garages, huge sumed. flnoricjatlon for (fve years, came to night dancing for both fifth anr’ ment of the amount of deposit^ Clean, excellent tires, new brakes, lux (R) cleaner. Pick up and de­ done, alterations, dormers, roof­ in appearance with pleasant per­ 10 Sofas ...... tlO—$60 housekeeping facilities. W’oman For $15,500 in Manchester _ and oven, fireplace and mantle. muffler, tailpipe, $695. MI 3-0236. livery, ,.(?all Electrolux authorized ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. evenings, Saturday, Sunday phone sonality. Call MI 9-8196 for ap C. J. MORRISON Paint and Wall­ FOUR ROOM tenement on Center lot. Sensiblv priced Carlton W. this countr.v in 1956 specifically to sixth grade and Junior high schoc' Springfield, Mass., STate 2-4629. Dining buffet andtable ...... $15 only. On^ block from Centei. Call St., heat, hat water and stove Hutchiifs. Ml 9-5132. Five room Cape, breezeway, at­ Basement garage, hot water heat. sales ana sendee. MI 9-0848 or JA pointment. paper Store at 385 Center St. of­ Situated on one acre lot. Close to investigate the accuracy of Dr. students will continue at the Y and CARPENTERS, experienced In Round oak table ...... $10 MI 3-5539. furnished. Close to churches and tached garage, convenient location JARVIS REALTY CO. West Side Recreation Center unti’ Announcements 2-0108. Please ask for Augustine fers off street parking and de­ Wing chair ---- V,...... $30 $12,900—NEW 3 bedroom ranch, schools, biia and shopping. 414.900. Waldbott’s work and returned to 1949 MERCURY 2-door hardtop. building and contracting, altera­ WANTED TO BUY—Beauty Shop AUTOMOBILE mechanic—Prefer schools. Rent reasonable. Write to bus. shopping area, fireplace, Mav 22. Kanilenskl. in Manchester area. Call MI livery service. Call MI 9-9713. Single mattres.s ->>...... $5 r o o m w it h continuous hot water fireplace, living room. modei'n Minimum FHA financing. R. F. MI 3-4112, Evenings MI 3-1955 his country convinced that Dr, INCOME TAXES prepared U your New paint Job. PI 2-7584. tions, additions, porches. e*c. Spe- Chrysler product experience. Good Box D, Herald. oil heat, excellent yard. Dimock Co., Realtor, Ml 9-5248, Waldbott presented no plxiof to The children's UtUe Theate- HILLS’ TELEVISION Service. cializii^ in cottages, gantigea. sid­ 9-4742. Single coil spring ...... $5 and shower, private entrance. kitchen, full basement. Down pay­ home Or by appointment. Exper­ working condition. C!horchcs, 80 18 ANTIQUE wooden box wall Gentleman. 101 Chestnut St. Free or Robert Murdock, MI 3-6472, PI 2-8311, MI 3-7847 substahtlate his belief that chronic group, under the supervision o' 1958 MG ROADSTER-!>J6t black, Available at all. times. Phllco fac­ ings. duaranteed workmanahip. Oakland St., MI 3-2791, telephones. Five different kinds. Gossip bench ...... $1-5 ment, $1,290. Philbrick Agenev, For $15,500 in Manchester Mr. and Mfs. Burton Moore, will ienced tax work. 34 nour srvlce. MI 9-8464. Barbara Woods, MT 9-7702. poisoning had been caused b.v wa radio, healer. T h is,^ r has only tory supervised service. Tel. MI MI 3-0731 or AD 3-5tf78. $9 to $12.50, Saturday only. 70 parking. TWO ROOM furnished apartment On bus line. 4 room expandable MANCHESTER-^ Two Cape Cods conclude Its season with Its an­ Call MI 8-4733. Help Wanted— Female 35 WANTED—Experienced too’ and WATKINS for rent, 106 Birch St. Ml 9-3884. ter fluoridation. Dr. Homung was been driven 9,0^ fhiles. Call HA 0-969S. mill St. MI 3-5717. FURNISHED rooms to rent, free 28 ACRES GOOD land, 6% room Cape Cod, in excellent condition, being' built in nice neighborhood. shocked when he learned that Dr. nual play at Bowers School audi­ 3-2518 Ask fojyGeorgc Paquette. ALTERATIONS and remodeling — gauge grinder. Apply E & S Gage USED FURNITURE fireplace, oil heat, full basement, (XXX) FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre­ EXPERIENCED woman to l*ie in. parking. Call MI 9-0826 between | pjvE ROOM-, partly furnis’ -d, house, Timken hot water heat, An oversized foundation gives you WaWbott had arrived at his con torium April 24 and 25. pared with your savings in mind, AL MARINOS, M A M Pubblsh kitchens, bathrooms, attlCL, cel­ Co., Mitchell Drive, Manchester. SET OF STERLING silver. Man­ EXCHANGE one-car garage. 1957 RENAI/lT Dauphine, Good Must like children. References re­ 5-7 p.m. I winterized All modern conven- good barn. 6 miles. Carlton W. IjAKE S'TREET — New six room 5 finished room.* plus ' unfinished elusions by sending out a qiies masonable rates. Call MI 9-6246. Service, complete full time re­ lars, residing, porches, roofing chester pattern. Open stock. Serv­ 15 OAK STREET Colonial with garage. Built by U. room and second bath I'm’ have condition. Abarth exhaust. Call MI moval service, industrial, com­ and room additions. Connecticut quested. Phone MI 9-6416. ice foriB. Call MI 3-0605. r—____ I- u. I ioncca. I,ake privileges. Call after Hutchips. Ml 9-5132. Call ALICE CLAMPET, tionnalre asking loaded questions KANSAS CITY MANAGER OU’l LARGE, FURNISHED light house-, ^ 3-0305. ft R, Built-In stove and oven. plumbing and heat roughed In. such as. Do you drink fluoridated INCOME TAX forms prepared by 9-89,63 after 6:30 p.m. mercial, residential, route o- ap­ Remodeling Services, 34 ,Oak St. Salesmen Wanted 36-A Open Thursday Evenings Until 9 Kansas City, April 2 (/P)—"Fhe 19 PART-TIME secretary—Telephone, FIVE DELUXE chrome 30” bar keeping room. Middle-aged couple. ‘ ' $13,300 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom Realtor, MI 9-4545 LArgis fireplace. Sun deck. 1% Plan provides cither dining room water and do you have: Numbness appointment in your home or pointment, mfetal, cardboard bar­ MI 3-1425. Closed Mondays year tenure of L. P. Cooklngham 1955 BUICK 4-door sedan, powtr typing and general office duties. YOUNG MAN—This ia your oppor­ stools, 4-piece Lawson style living MI 3-6388, FOUR ROOM apartment, .second ranch, ceramic bath, hot water Evenings and weekends cal baths three bedrooms. Beautiful or extra bedroom. Large living In thumb, forefinger and middle n ^ e . Elxperienced, competent rels. MI 9-9757. heat, full cellar, large wooded lot. view. $18,700. R. F. Dlmock Co.. room has fireplace and paneled who won world-wide acclaim ar work at reasonable fee. Call h0 steering. Exceptionally clean. ANY KIND of carpentry and cabi­ Age 25-35. 4:30-8:30 evenings. Also tunity to learn the automobile room set, Lane maple cedar floor. Adults preferred. Call MI Mr. Johnson, MI 3-7357 finger immediately after waken­ opening for Saturday 8-4:30. The PARTY MOVED to California. PLEASANT room heated. One 3-8810. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Realtor. MI '9-5245. or Robert bookcases. Full shed dormer and city manager here, is nearing ar 8-3666. Black with light gray top Orig­ 'TYPEWRITERS, repaired, rented, net work done. Honest and relia­ business. Top pay. No experience cheat, maple dining room set. ing in the morning: numbness In Thomas Colla Co., 251 Broad St, We’re selling their household fur­ block from Main St. Separate en­ Murdock, MT 3-6472, Barbara amesHe drive. Price $15,400. Mc­ end. inal owner. Two extra wheels with sold and serviced. 479 E. Middle ble workmanship. Call Roscoe necessary. Phone HArrison 3-6348 Various other household items. trance.-Gentleman. Free parking, WEST SIDE—Attractive five room SPOTLESS six room ranch, wall thumb, little finger or end phalanx INfXlME TAX returns prepared. snow tires. Price $1095. Call MI Thompson, Ml 8-1895 for esti­ nishings. Blond bedroom set with B’OUR ROOM apartment and two to wall carpeting. dishwasher, Woods, MI 9-7702. Carthy Entprpri.ses, Inc., Man­ Tuesday, Kansas City elected r Turnpike. MI 9-3477. for appointment. Reasonable. MI 3-6364. i n 3-4724. - ______room apartment for rent. Call MI home, enclosed breezeway ga­ of forefinger; small black moving Ehq>fei1enced and thorough. Ray 9-0476. mates BOOKKEEPING MACHINE bookcase headboard, mahogany disposal, garage, fireplace, many chester, Phone Robert W. Agnew, spots in the field of vision; chronic new council dominated by a coall ELECTRICAL work by Walt PIKE POTTERY Special - and maple beds, Hollywood beds, 9-0576. rage, $13,900, assume 4%% (XXXI) MI 4-0988 or MI 3-6878. tlon of Democrats who centered Cooper, MI 8-6109, after 6 p.m. LARGE PLEASANT clean heated mortgage, small cash. Carlton.W. extras, $16,900, Clifford Hansen, skin erosion: hypersensitivity of CALL OR SEE me for a good deal Zemanek assures your safety. FOR THE newest things In outside OPERATOR Help Wanted— set, one large, 4 small, $1.39. dining room set, Norge automatic room’ for gentleman, central loca­ Realtor, Ml 3-2453. mucosa and burning sensation in much of their campaign fir' on 1959 Dodge or Simea. Walter Don't wait, call MI 9-8976 now. home coverings — Aluminum, FURNISHED THREE room apart­ Hutchins. MI 9-5132. ' N VERNON—New six room Colonial 37 Large bird bath. $4.00. Good as­ washer and drier, 11 cubic ft. tion Private entrances. Free ment, screened porch, utilities, both eyes; eczema between fingers against the city manager. Personals G. Parker, Dennett and Popp Be wise and modernize. atone, etc.—Call us. For the fair­ With knowledge of typing wanted Male or Female sortment of lawn ornaments. refrigerator (yellow). 'Two easy BRAND NEW ranch, Here’s an with attached garage. Bullt-ln Lots for Sale 73 parking. MI 3-8914. ____ parking. MI 3-8905 or OV 4-3680, MANCHESTE31—Six room Cape on range ano oven. Fireplace sun and toes; itching; dryness in the One of these, councilman Charlr Dodge, Connecticut Blvd., East est prices in years in alterations for general office work. E.xper- MEN-WOMEN $20 daily. Sell lum Come out and look around. Berlin chairs wardrobe closets, com­ busline, $12,650. Excellent two- 1150 square foot home in Man oral cavity; brittle nails; hives; Shafer Jr., said Cooklngham shou’ Hartford, BU 9-4331 or MI 9-3422. REUPHOLSTERY, slip covers and and modernizations—call us. For deck. IVj baths, three bedrooms, BOLTON — For lots and acre­ V A C U ^ CLEANERS repaired In ienced preferred but not necessary. inous nameplates. Write Reeves 'Turnpike front of Pike Theater bination radio TV and record PLEASANT room in quiet home family home, four bedrooms each Chester Green that gives you gastritis and atrophy of the liver, resign by Friday. Cooklngh&m hr psy own home shop. Fort*' vears draperies custom made. Free es­ changing your present home to a on highway, Newington. MO 6-0288 player. Child’s crib and stroller, next to bath and shower. Free large kitchen. 3 nice bedrooms high wooded . lot. Brick front. age call Lawrence F. Fiano, timates. Open evenings for your Apply Co., Attleboro, Mass. SIX ROOMS and garage. Call MI side, full price $18,900. Quality $17,400 R, F. Dlmock Co.. Real­ Broker. MI 3-2766. espllteially during summer; dull no comment on Shafer's sugge- factory experience. All makes, low JUST GOOD USED CARS more beautiful home the way vou two bicycles, one tricycle and one parking. MI 9-0887. 3-5901. built three bedroom ranch, ex­ with a lavatory off the master headaches in forehead; pains in the convenience. P A M Upholstery like it—call us. All estimates free. CHAIN SAW, ti-uck Jack, cedar tor. MI 9-5245, OV Robert Mur­ tlon. He had only this statemen’ rates, free estimates, free pickup RATE CLERK, days, familiar with wagon, fireplace set, china closet, cellent condition, good location, room. A fireplace and large bow VERNON—'Two house lots, $1,600 cranial region; backache; falling 1954 Cadillac 4-door, full power, Shops. 207 N. Main St. MI 9-6324. Bank terms. Call the Affiliated MANCHESTER MODES, clothes line poles installed. Ail BEAUTIFUL 1% furni-shed rooms poUR LARGE rooms and sun- dock, MI 3-8472, Barbara Woods, "My big concern now la to ej- and delivery. Mr. Miller, JA New - England, Middle Atlantic, china display closet. Record cabi­ many extras, full price $17,500. window in the living room and each. Other lots available in Man­ out of hair; pains in arm and plain the 1959-60 proposed budgr white tires. Immaculate. We Invite Building Contractors, 860 Park INC. sizes. Reasonable. MI 9-1353. net, coffee table, cherry tabl-tw o and bath. Private entrance, also poreh, third floor, kitchen stove rear porch that can be enclosed MI 9-7702. 2-8904. your inspection. A used car in LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re­ Southern Tariffs. Firm locpted 20 New ranches and splits from chester area. Philbrick Agency, ankle Joints; frequent disturbance to the new council and help t h c Ave. &oomfield. Conn. Call CH mile.s northeast of Hartford. Re- rocking chairs, two child’s desks. parking. Call MI 3-7222. and heating stove. $75 per month. $12,650 up. Mitten can fit your for another room. Full ceramic NEW FIGURE for spring at big new car condition. Priced to sell. paired. All work gu^anteed. Free 2-9922 or at night call MI 3-0731, PINE ST., MANCHESTER (XXXH) MI 9-8464. of the faculty of thinking, and im­ 80 far as possible to evaluate th pick-up and deliveiV. We also pl.V Box 356, Rockville, Conn-. Boats and Accessories 46 Four dinette chairs, six 34” Vene­ Phone MI 3-0056. needs like a glove. Call Ellsworth bath with colored fixtures, oil hot provement immediately after savings. Special introductory dis­ 1957 Mercury 4-door hardtop. tian blinds, seven marble top water heat, attached garage. Near clt^a position and understand th counts on Spencer foundations and 31895. sharpen axes, scissors, chisels, IF SHOPPING for low carpentry WAITRESS WANTED—Please ap­ FOR RENT - - Three rooms, fur­ Mitten Agertcy, Realtors, MI VERNON — New ■ six room split change of domicile. many complex problems they fa-’- ply at Vernon Circle Restaurant IF YOU LIKE theater here’s a Job BOATS NOW in stock - (irosby tables, three marble tpp dressers, TOWN OF MANCHESTER 3-6930, or MI 9-5524. bus, school and stores. Price WATERFRONT I,OT at Lake bras in two new fabrics. Mrs. planer blades and knives Bruno prices, write P. O. Box 901, Man­ for you. Would you like stimulat­ nished apartment, 105 Birch St., level. High wooded lot. Cathedral Whenever a single'one of these 1957 Ford CHub Sedan, radio, Moske. MI 3-0771. In Vernon. Fiberglas, Wolverine, St pine chests of drawers. Commode CONNECTTCl’T $16,990. McCarthy Enterprises ceiling vrith redwood beams Built- Chaffee. MI 9-2828. ______questions was answered affirma­ vhnona McLeod, PI 2-7048, chester. Anything in carpentry. ing part-time work (3-5 hours with lid top. Blanket chests, 9 1st floor. Inc., Manchester. Robert W. Ag heater. Full price $1395 No Job too small. Work guaran­ and Cadillac. Evinrude LARGE 6 room cape (2 unfinished) in range and oven. 1% baths, large tively by one of the recipients of Celluloid First of Plastic. 1967 Renault This la real econo­ TV ANTENNAS repaired and In­ daily) from April to September. new and used. Sales and » e .----- ft., church bench. Edison phono­ breezeway, garage, shed dormer, new, MT 4-0988 or MI 3-6878. 34 ACTIES Prime resldcntipj prop­ GIRL DESIRES ride from -ictnlty teed. The new Storrowton Music Fair, NOTICE FOUR ROOM anartment available fireplace. Finished laundry room erly, city water. For further Infor­ the questionnaire this was record­ my ?095 stalled. Call Modem TV Sendee. SECRETARY McBride’s Sports Spot, 109 Center graph, two pairs oars, Victorian fireplace, aluminum storms, large Garage. Three bedrooms $17,990, Trinity Ck)llege to and from Man­ West Spring;field, has a few open­ pump organs. Mirrors, stand-s. immediately. Pleasant location. MANCHESTER — Six room Cape, mation. R. F. Dlmock Co. MI ed as proof of poisoning by fluori New York—Modem plastics gc chester dally. Phone CH 6-4588. 1956 Plymouth 4-door, V-8, radio, MI 3-8185. St. OF ADOPTION MI 9-2415. maple trees, 100’ frontage. Only R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, MI dation. 'The first eighteen cases An opportunity for an intel­ ings for theater party represen­ chairs, cake mixer, etc. Fur.Jturc $13,900. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI oil heat, tile bath, tile kitchen, 9-5245. - their start 90 years ago when cel heater, overdrive. Beautiful black Rooring—Siding 16 OF ORDINANCE city utilities, near shopping cen­ 9-5245, or Robert Murdock. MT were recorded as follows: "Numb WANTED — Ride to Hamilton- BVEREADY — Ashes, rubbish re­ ligent experienced secretary tatives, car necessary. Commis­ 1958 S(X)TT-Atwater 22 h.p. out­ Repair Service., Rt. 83. Talcott- 9-5132. luloid was developed to overcom' and red finish. It has been a long In accordance with the provi­ ter. bus line and high school. 8-6472, Barbara Woods, 5U 9-7702. IT)T-Centrally located. Ideal for in half of my hands” (Mr. R. M.) a shortage of Ivory for blUlarc Standard, first shift 7:30 to 4 moval. Cellars and attics cleaned. RAY’S ROOFING CX).. shingle anti sion and bonus. Leads furnished. board motor, remote controls. vllle. MI 3-7449. sions of Chapter 3, Section 9. of Business I.iOcat)ons time since We have seen a 1955 No Job too big or small. Sundays capable of handling a variety Phone AD 3-2138. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Used only 8 weeks. Reasonable. MODIFIED RANCH—Seven rooms. Combination windows and doors. single family home. Only $1200. ”Mv memory got bad” (Mrs. H. E balls. p.m. Tel. MI 3-7623. auto in this condition. See it now. built-up roofs, gutter and conduc­ the Town Charter, notice i.s here­ for Rent (i4 (XXXIII) available, package delivery, light tor work: roof, chimney repairs. of duties. Position requires fa­ MI 3-5908. MOVING AWAY—Selling 21” RCA- 22x15 toot living room with fire­ Charles Lesperance. MI 9-7620. (?H 6-1472. J., 'Mr. R. H.), "I did not feel re The price is right. by given of the adoption bv the fre.-5hed in the morning as I used WANTED—Ride to South parking expressing. MI 9-5045. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2^4; Ray cility in ahorihand and good TV, four beautiful maple dinette place. Modern throughout. $23,900. VERNON New six room ranch Situations Wanted— chairs, maple table, maple chest Board of Directors of the Town of ' COMMER(!!IAL business or office OVERSIZED stone front Cape Cod, MANCHESTER Three cleared to” (Mr. R. M,, Mr. W. S.i, lot at Pratt k Whitney, 8-4:45 Jackson. Ml 8-8325. typing ability. Modem office, space for rent. Up to 8500 square Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. with attached garage. Built-In shift from iicinity of Middle L & L MOTORS DOUG’S REFRIGERA’nON Serv­ Female 38 Diamonds— Watches— of drawers and Adora closet. MI Manchester, Connecticut, March attached garage, nice neighbor­ 75x125 lot.s. High elevation. A cannot hold the songbook in ice — Household refrigeration, 37 hour 6 day week. Excellent 17. 1959, of an ordinance as fol­ feet. Will sub-di'vidc. Main Street. TEN ROOM home on spacious lot hood, 4 bedrooms, recreation range and oven, fireplace !•' living Zone. Residential neighborhood, plke West and Dover Rd. Call Ml 634 Center St. COUGHLIN RfJO^TNG Company, Je’ivelry 48 3-8568. room ancl basement. Wooded lot, church” (Mrs. F. McC.), “My nails freezers and air conditioning. Call Inc. Aluminulh siding, asphalt- benefit program. Write P. O. FOR AN EXPERIENCED baby­ lows: Located near Center. Plent> of in downtown Manchester Don’t room, fireplace. G, I. mortgage, shade trees. Only $2,.5.50 each, or split, peel, break off and become 8-5483 after 5 p.m. 1952 CHEVROLET pick-up truck. PROPOSED BUILDING parking. Phone MI 9-5229 or MI nice location, $16,500. R. F. Dimock will build to order. Plans -.vail- MI 3-5932 or Ml 9-5650. asbestos rbofing. Also aluminum, Box 2103, East Hartford, stat­ sitter any time call MI 9-5005, LEONARD W. YOST, Jeweler, re­ miss this one for $15,700. Phil­ (no agents). Box J, Herald. ridged” (Mrs. C. M.i. "I feel ex Excellent condition. Call 'TR references. Own transportation. LOVE SEAT. Call MI 8-6205. COMMITTEE ORDINANCE | 3-7444. brick Agency, MI 9-8464. Co,, Realtor, MI 9-5245, or Bar­ able. Capitol View Heights. MI geJvar^d or copper gutters and ing experience, education, age pairs, adjusts watches expertly. bara Woods. MI 9-7702, Roberi. hausted, dripping with perspira­ Automobiles for Sale 4 5-4997, ALL TYPES of carpentry, altera­ leadeVs. Ml 8-77(17. Reasonable prices. Open dally. Section 1. An ordinance entitled j MANCHESTER 3-2466 and MI 9-1489. tion after walking two and a half tions, additions, roofing, siding. and salary desired. "Ordinance Establishing a Build­ 2.000 SQUARE feet of spa~t. Will $15,950—Five room ranch, full base­ Murdock. MI 3-6472. BOOKKEEPER Thursday evenings. 129 Spruce subdivide. 168 West Middle Tpke. blocks” (Mrs.. W. E.), ”My legs BEFORE YOU BITY a uaed car 1951 STUDEBAKER, four-door Also house painting. MI 9-8746 or JlbOFING, SIDING, painting, (^r- GENERAL ELECTTRICj wringer ing Sommirtee to the Town of ment with garage, ceramic bath, ON BEAU’HFUL PORTER ST. equipped with radio, heater, auto­ PI 2-7546.______y Street. Ml 9-4387. washer. Good condition. Call All Call Ml 3-7043. Mr. Mull. Unusual. 11 room home ready for (XXXIV) buckle under me” (Mr. R. M.) see Gorman Motor Sales. Rulck pentry. Alterations and additions. OFFICE MANAGER Manchester” adopted February 1.! fully plastered, extra large kitch­ Suburban for Sale* 75 have difficulty in getting out of matic shift, $100. No down pay­ Ceilings Workmanship iniaran- EXPERIENCED sewing machine 3-8310 after 5 p.m. en with dining area. fireplace. two-family use, ’Two furnaces. Ex­ Sales and Service. 285 Main operators. Day shift, 8 a.m.-4:30 1949, is repealed. 2,800 SQUARE feet of store CXJVENTRY—Attractive five room bed” (Mrs. M. R. E.), "I have film Street MI 9-4571. Open evenings. ment. Small weekly pa-’nients. FI.X)OR SANDING a so^alty. teed. A. A. Dion, Inc.. 299 Autumn College graduate seeks. employ­ Household GoimIs 51 Section 2. For the purpose of S. A. Beechler. Realtor, M 3-6969 tremely convenient. Immed'ate oc­ COVENTRY — $16,000 three bed­ Oakland Motors, Inc., 367 Oakland Skilled workmanship. CJall Andy p.m. Night shift 5 p.m,-10 p.m. blocks from Main St. Call cupancy may be arranged. ranch. Large kitchen, three bed­ room contemporary ranch, range, merlng In both my eyes” (Mrs. R St. MI 3-4860. ment with small aggressive ex­ approving plans for an.v new scliool 9-2828. or W. R. Smith, Associate, MI St,. Mamchester. Sebula, hU 9-8919. Apply Kaklar Toy Co., 60 Hilliard SALE 1-8 OFF on wallpaper. Wall 9-8952. rooms, nice living room, large lot. dishwasher, basement recreation J. G.i, ”My head is foggy’, and my St. panding company. Office systems building as required by the statutes A comfortable home for mcxlest thinking not clear” (Mrs. H. N.) tiles 4c a tile. Kentlle, from 7c of the State'of Connecticut there R. S. OLMST^IAD AGENCY room, patio, large wooded lot. Live In A Two Piece Roofing and Chlmnevs 16-A and procedures. Capable, easily each. Green Paint and Wallpaper, • SEPTIC TANKS TERRAMUGGAS Lake—Six room living. Priced at only $12,650. R. Owner MI 9-8689. and "I can climb stairs more easily Household Servlees EXPERIENCED typist and sten­ shall be appointed by the Board of Houses for Rent 65 F. Dlmock Co., 'Realtor. Ml after changing to fluorine-free adaptable, dotes on responsibility. at the Gr’heii. CLEANED and INSTALLED Directors a Building Committee year around cottage, enclosed C"H 9-5561 ROOFING—Specializing r» pairing ographer. Also good at figures. porch overlooking lake; 17 miles 9-5245, or Barbara Woods. MI ROCKVILLE-Ellington Line — 8- water" (Mrs. M. R. E.. Mrs. W. E A Bright Bunny! tJffered 13-A Hours 10-4. (Tail MI 3-8240. Salary open. Write to: of nine (9) members who shall THREE BEDROOM ranch, Man- roofs of all kinds. New roof.<^, gut­ ONE 8-PIECE sectional. 3 chairs, • SEWERS chester-Vernon town line. Base from aircraft. $9,950. Philbrick Evenings—Mr. Towson, MI 3-4305 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MI 8-8472. room ranch, fireplace, full base­ A.) BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com­ ter work, chimneys cleaned, r ;- 2 love seats. All covered in heavy serve without compensation, three ment, hot water heat, cic utili­ It was no surprise to Dr. Hor Washing dishas WOMAN WANTED for general BOX B, HERALD M.ACHINE CLEANED of whom shall he appointed for a ment garage, fireplace, refrigera^ Agency. MI 9-8464. pany — For those who care about pEilred. Aluminum siding. 30 gauge plastic. Ideal for den or FR:6m OWNER. Chance to save. (XXXV) ties $13,500. Clifford Hansen, nung that Dr. Waldbott’s pseudo­ years’ experience. Free esti laundry work. Steady work, good term ending on the first Monday tor. stove and kitchen set, $120 per their rugs — phone Ml 3-0012. -recreation room. Reasonable. Call month. MI 3-0150. FIVE BEDROOM, ranch, two years 'Two-family duplex, garages. Realtor, MI 3-2453 scientific conclusions Were not" ac is oosy today.•• mates. Call Howley, Ml 3-5361, Ml pay. Apply in person. New Sys­ • INSTALLATION of November, 1959, three of whom old. large lot, good location, cl BOX MOUNTAIN DR., Vernon - Free pickup and delivery Free tem Laundry, Harrison St. Situritions Wanted— Male 39 CH 6-8777. Center, good income for invest­ ceptable for publication In any estimates given. We specialize in 3-0763. SPECIALIST shall be appointed for a term elid­ utilities, built-in oven and rMge, ment or to pay your rent. Call Spacious seven roofn ranch, large FIVE ROOM hou.se, attached ga­ creditable American medical or furniture and wall to wall carpet­ CAPABLE MAN wants painting, ing on the first Monday of Novem­ $22,900. Philbrick Agency CH 6-1472. redwoocl paneled living room, three rage, 2 bedrooms, I’ i baths, dental Journal where rigid scien ber, 1960, and three of whom shall bedrooms, den. and separate din­ screened in porch. Nice location. ing. Heating and Plumbing 17 Help Wanted— Male 36 cleaning. Handy. References. Call NOTICE .9-8464. tific standards mu.*it be met. MI 3-6670. Town and Country be appointed for a term ending on MANCHESTER—Sherwood fhrcle, ing room. Kitchen, bullt-ln range Phope after 6. PI 2-6489. Dr. Homung, writing in Septem­ DICK’S WEATOERSTRIP Com­ LOCAL SERVK7E station needs the first Monday of November, Notice is hereby given that sealed THREE BEDROOM^riinch. in ex^ Fivfe room ranch, full basement, and oven, wall refrigerator. Two- pany, doors and window^, custom 24 HOUR immediate service. Re­ HIGHLAND PARK 1961. At the expiration of the term cellent condition, radiant heat, at­ ber, 1956 Journal of the American modeling, repairing, new installa­ full-time experienced lubrication LETTERING—Plain and Illustrat­ Drainago COs bids for pupil transportation will two fireplaces, plastered wrils, full car garage, 1% acre lot. $26,800 Dental Association states: "During work guaranteed. Call MI 9-1583 man to work 5 p.m. to 1 a m. ed. Cloister, Roman, Gothic texts. SECmON of any member, the Board of Di­ be received until 4:00 P.M. April tached garage^Tnany extras in­ in.sulation, tile bath. W on ‘ R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor, MI Waftted— Real Estate 77 after 6 p.m. tions electric sewer cleaning, cluding wall/Jo wall carpeting, 9-5245, or Barbara Woods MI a luncheon in Bartlett, Tex., where drainpipes cleaned fast and effl Write giving full details to Box Careful workmanship. Reasonable Ml 9-4141. rectors shall appoint a successor 15, 1959 at the Elementary School sheathing, with shingles. side­ rates. TR 5-2961 after 5. Older type 7% e x t r a who shall serve ‘ thereafter for a ceiling t^ 'floor drapes, pine 9-7702, Robert Murdock. Mi 3-6472. SE&ING YOUR home? For the drinking water naturally con­ WBAVTNO of bums, moth, holes ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 3-067T. U. Herald. office. Notch Road, Bolton. The walks. curbs. City utilities. Ajnt- tains'8 parts per million fluorine. large rooms. Johns' Man- term of three (3) years and until bids will be opened at a meeting paneledToom, refrigerator, stove, site drive. Immediate occupancy. prompt, efficient, courteous serv and tom clothing, hosiery runs, COMPGSITOR—Make up, lock up ville roof, new siding, his succe.ssor shall have been duly disposal. Quiet residential Buck- (XXXVI) ice and appraising without obllga- (Manchester contemplates adding handbags repaired, zipper re­ S. WATSON, PLUMBING and Best of the Board of Education at 8:00 Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620, only 1 part per million), I request­ 28 INCHES ing contractor. New installations, and some Ludlow experience. aluminum storm windows appointed. Vacancies for an un­ P.M. on April 15, 1959 at the ley School area. Attracti''e lot Uon, call S. A. Beechler, Pealtor, placement, umbrellas -epalred, Steady Job with old established and doors, fully insulated, ■ expired term of any member Shall with flowered fenced back. Under TWO IN ol&E package. A nic( two- Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R, Smith, As­ ed that the mayor of Bartlett read men’s shirt collars reversed and alteration work and reoalr work. school. PRIZE BUYS MI 9-3808. company. Hartford Printing'Co., new oak floors through­ be filled by the Board of Directors. Complete details and specifica­ $16,000. Owner MI 9-6718. No family and a separate four room sociates. Ml 9-8952. Member MulU- the symptoms listed in Waldbott’s (% replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ 6-ROOM RANCH 106 Ann St., Hartford. out, new heating system, ■ No more than f.5) members of the tions regarding the roads to be agents. Friendly home'In Bow'Cr School home. This two-family is ir very ple listing Service. questionnaire. I wanted to ascer­ ing Shop. city water and sewers, tain whether such symptoms occur Moving—^Trucking— Close to school, Parkade COLONIAL conimittee shall be members of the traveled, pupils to be-transported, area. Four bedrooms. 2 bath.*. Liv­ nice condition inside and out. TYPIST FOR night work. Speed 3-car garage, large wood­ THREE OR 4 bedroom colonials ing room 13x27. Fireplace. Garage Separate heating systems, copper b u y — SELL — TRADE in a town with a comparatively FLAT FINISH Holland window Storage 20 essential. Company benefits. Call and bus, 3 bedrooms, base­ same political party. dali.v time schedule, days of serv­ in preferred residential - location, Want to sell your property? shades, madq to measure All ed lot. Only $14,990. Section 3. "nie Board of Direc­ ice, term of contract and satisfac­ with'patio. $17,400 plumbing, aluminum combina­ high fluorine content in its water so*s home heating MI 9-5271. ment, aniesite drive, $16,- F.H.A. attached 2-car garage, V i ceram­ tions. two-car garage, convenient Greenwood, Inc., will buy for all supply. The response was hilarious. metal Venetian blinds ."i a new MANCHESTER Package Delivery. 600. Evenings call MI DECORATORS tors shall designate one of tlie tory equipment are available in the members of the Building Commit­ ic baths, built in oven and Family home of 8 rooms in very location.,An unusual package buy ca.sh, or work out a trade Quick A participant In the discussion de­ our w a y ! low price. Keys inade' while you Light trucking and package deliv­ 4-1139 or MI 9-9868. above-mentioned office. range, 2 fireplaces, finished rec­ good condition. Garage. (harden action assured. Call and gyl our wait. Marlow’s. ® Older type 5-room home. tee to serve as Temporary Chair­ The Board of Education of this for $21,500. R. F. DimoeV Co , clared laughingly; ‘Now I know ery. Refrigerators, washers and reation room. S. A. Beechler, space, St. James’ Parish. $16,000. deal, no obligation. -u atove moving apeciaity. Folding Warren E. Howland, Immaculate. , Beautiful • PAINTING man for the purpose of organizing Town of Bolton reserves’ the right Realtor MI 9-5245, or Barbara why my bulldogs (can’t catch the You get premium quality TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. all basement with walk-out Realtor, MI 3-6969 oh W. R, Smith, Woods. MI 9-7702, Robert Mur­ ball.” ’ chairs for rent. MI 9-0752. Realtor the Committee and calling it.s first to accept or reject any or all bids. Associate, MI 9:8952.' Six room Cape. New G.E. ifurn- GREENWOOD. INC. Mobilheat 'with RT-98. . .the makes. Highest quality guaranteed door, large close|J-in sun- meeting.. 'Thereafter tlie Building Bolton Board of Education dock, Ml 3-6472. After Dr. Homung returned to most completely effective (uel work and parts, over 47 year’s ex­ .575 Main Street room, many closets and ace. All copper plumbing. Near MI 3-1577 . AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local COUNTER • PAPERING ’ Committee shall elect two of it.s Philip Dooley, Chairman GLASTONBURY --- Five room school and bus. $12,500. Germany he conducted an inter­ oil additive in use to d ^ . And perience. Famous for service since moving, packing, storage. Low Manchester, Conn. storage spaces, good heat­ members to serve as Chairman and (XXXVII) esting experiment as follows: Dr. 1931. Phone MI 9-4637 for best Transportation Conimittee ranch, full basement, plastered yoil get psemium service. Ao> rates on long distance movea to - MI 8-1108 ing system (oil), fully Secretaiiy respectively. It shall walls, full insulation, attached F.H.A. appraised and approved. Waldbott’s questionnaires were sendee. equipped with storm win­ RESIDENTIAL TWO-FAMILY —■ Excellent condi­ tomatic dji^veriee . a bal* 48 states. MI 3-5187. TOPS adopt such rules and regulations as plastered garage. Large lot. Ex­ Daily Boosts Price distributed in Marburg. Germany, anced payment plan and ihany dows and doors,' large it shall deem appropriate govern­ cellent condition. Owner moring MADELINE SMITH. Realtor tion, 6-5, choice location, $16,700. a city where drinking water con­ eXOTH^S that are cleaner, whit­ MANCHESTER Moving and Truck REPLACED WITH beautifully landscaped lot. COMMERCIAL R. F. Dimock Co., Realtor. MI other extras deeigned to makt er, brighter and look fresher are ing the conduct of its meetings NOTICE out of state. Priced - at only MI 9rl642 Norwalk, April 2 (A»)—The Nor­ tains hardly any fluorine (0.2 ing Company. Local and 'ong dia A bargain at $13,400. _ 9-5245, Or Barbara Woods. Ml walk hour, a daily newspaper, to­ ppm) but where it has been chlo­ hmne heating feafly easy. washed, damp or fluff dried at tance moving, packing and ator- and the exercise of its powers. $17,800. Charles Lesperance, MI FORMICA or Fully Insured Setition 4. The Building Commit­ A.DMISSION OF ELECTORS 9-7620. ( GLASTONBURY — Near Minne 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MT day announced a 2-cent price boost rinated for years. He replaced Manchester Laundromat, 860 Cen­ age. Weekly, van service to New 3-6472. ' ter St. tee shall mkke periodic reports and NO’n C E is hereby given tliat chaug Country Club. Large 3 bed- to become effective April 13. the , terms "fluoridation” and ■York. MI 3-6563. CONSOWELD THE FINE CAR IN THE S. J. FLQUFE die Selectmen and Town Clerk $14,300 — SIX room cape, 4 bed­ roOm custom built brick ranch, M o b ilh e o t ^ Ml 9-0366 recommendations to the .Board of (XXXVIII) The price for the newspaper "fluorine” wUh "chh)rinalion’’ and I3M-36VY CHROME and wrought iron kitch­ MATERIAL IMPORTED CAR FIELD Real Estate—Builder Directors witlt respect to the o f Andover will be In session . to rooms, large kitchen ^ t l dish-, % acre lot, attached garage starting that date will be seven "chlorine.’’ Fifty answers were Itedwii-odioa en sets reupholstered in heavy PainRng— Papering 21 iDoventry PI PI 2-6010 e.xamine the qualifications of Elec­ washer and disposal, hot air oil fireplaces, kitchen with built-ins Wim THE KKW .planning and construction of any cents. It currently costs five cents. promptly received, twenty-five of 1 ^ 9 gauge plastic With cloth backing. " such new school building. tors and to administer the Elecn heat, fireplace. S'! A. Beechler, and brick wall. Terrific bargain NEAR PORTER ST. School. Six Coll Ml 9^233 room Cape Cod, choice' location. A spokesman said the price hike which would *’ ve been recorded H U ^ - W k k AH work fully guaranteed. Rea­ ntls ordinance shall take- effect toi''s Oath: to those found qualiffed Realtor, MI 3-6969 or W. R. at $18,200. Carl and Esther stemmed from generally increased by Dr. Waldbott as established 111 CEILINGS AND rooms painted at tile Town Hall in Andover on Smith, Associate, MI 9-8962. Schwarz. MI 3-0154. Aluminum combinations. Priced to Delight I. the youngsters with sonable. Call CH 6-8777. evenings and Saturdays. MI -i-8016. ten (10) days after this publication costs. cases of poisoning. Since it has In this newspaper provided that April 11th, 1959 from 9 a.m. until ■ell. $13,900. R. F. Dlmock Co., WE GIVE The most veraatlle frock in your this bright bunny-^make either a FORDS ENGLEWOOD DRIVE— Six room Realtor, MI 9-5245, or Barbara The weekly charge for home de­ been established that the chlorin­ aeW'Saaaon wardrobe—the flatter­ toy or pajama bag. Within ten (10) day* after this 12 nodu; and oh April 26th, 1959 MANCHESTER —Six room Cape, ation of drinking water doe's not GREEN STAMPS from 1 P.M. until 6 P.M. and on Cape, oil heat, ceramic tile bath, full shed dormer, basement ga­ Woods. MI 9-7702, Robert Mur­ liveries of the paper will be 42 ing two piecer. Sleeve cltolce. Pattern No. 27CI0 contains pat­ FOR 1959 publlcatioh of this ordinance a tile kitchen, amesite drive, excel­ dock. Ml 3 8472. cents, an increase of 12 cents over pro(iuce poisoning, it was Dr. Ifo. 8203 with Patt-o-Rama is petition signed by not leas than May 16th, 3 'P.M. to 5 'P.M. only rage, close to Bowerjj-^ School. A tern pieces; material requireihenta; SEPTIC TANKS W AN TED -O IL KURNER SERVICE MAN for those whose rights, have ma­ lent condition. Owner movin" out real value. Carl and Esther the'present cost. Homung’s studied conclusion that In olsea 12^, 14^. 16>k. 18 full sewing and finishing directions. five (5) pef cent of the electors of of state. Priced for quick sale. (XXXIX) the positive answers to Dr. WAld the town, as determined from the tured, Schwarz, MI ,3-0154. BOH, 22%, 24%, 26%- Size 14% To order. - send AND PRICE WANTED . .steady wor^'paid holidays, ' vocaGon pay, In­ CalLPauI J. Correnti. Ml S-5363. bott’s questlqrnalre were only the MORIARTY latest official Usts of the Regis­ Documentary proof • of citizen­ SS buat, short alaeve, 5% yards o f Anne Cabot, Mam su ran t plus many other benellta. ' EAST HARTFORD—New 6% room MANCHESTER^AU brick six room Peace Foundation Set result of s'iiggeetion. The ‘ 70 trars of Voters, has not been filed ship must be presented by natural­ Ea s t s id e —six room home, 2 «Hnch. Herald. 1150 A PLUGOED SEWERS SALE! SdiM ^irl^r ized citizens,- . ranch On Brewer Street, 3 bed­ Cape in South Manchester. Buiit cases of chronic poisoning, claimed To order, oend 35c in poins to NEW YORK M ,____ *95... *11*“ AppUcaat mnet have experienwli ability, and clmr* with the Town Oeirk requesting ita haths, bhilt-ins, double ' garage, by PonUcellt in 1951. Aluminum to be caused b y fluoridation, never BROTHERS / Alumlmun ., Jewdry Deperfmenf reference to- a special Town , elec­ Dated at Andover, Conn.,- this Bteel beam construcUoh. Only rooms, ceramic bath,.pine paneled New Delhi—Trustees of the, Ma Bvia Burnett; Manchestal' Evening For Ist-claas mailing Add 10c for Machiie GlosRMi i .. ..jf, /' actor In keeping with the hfeh’atondard eti and repn- 3rd day of April 1969. fireplace wall, built-in stove and, combinations, large enclosed rear hatms Gandhi Memorial Fund have existed! Hamid, itso AVE. o r a m e b ic a s / Combination DOORS taUon of Moriwty Brothenut PhonePhot CnrI Anderedn, tion. $18,906. CJdriton W. Hiitchlns. ,MI porch. G aru e and ameelte d.-lve. each pattern. PMnt Name, Address Sep^o 11011(6, Dry Wells, Sewer - Oonunlssion and Bonua Francis J» Mahoney, Secretary L. Edward Whitcomb 9-6132. oven,. full basement and amesite decided to set apart $2,100,000 for (Commenting upon his own ex HEW YORK 8B. H.T. with zone and Pattern Number. Department Manager, drive. - Near school, bus and Urge lot. very nice condition. perienee Dr. Homung sald: “After Lines Ia!-telled--CeUar Water­ Arrojigenieat. A|lply At^ MORIARTY Board of Dirisetors John C. Hutchinson- M l 3, For lat«claaa maiUhg add XOc for Quilt Books Available; Flower ^ .9 5 1" Thick * Edward Yeotpans -WEST Sroxi—Five, room Cape, ■tpres. Price $14,980. McCarthjf 91s,500. R. F. Dlmock Go. - Real­ dation- One ot lU first prognund two and a ^ yew of proofing Done. ( . BROTHERS . Mancheoter Connecticut ,* tor, Ml 9-5345, or Barbara woods, •ejB pattern! iPrint ffanw. Ad-^ Quilts QIOJ; Orandmdther's Patch-' Dated at Manchester, ConnecU- Selectmen inmroom, two-car garage, fniit Enterprises, Ine., Manchester wUl be an IntematlonaJ exclumg^ tlon o< d r iid i^ 301-311 CeMiC d im with Zo^t, Sty^ Ho. and work Q102: All-Year Q103; Voung Call JO te S DaUjcAt Ellsworth L. Covell trets. tia.SOO. Clifford- Hoiiaen, Phene Robert W. Agnew. MI MI 9-TTOa, Robert Murdock, Ml of scholiTie ^ avtaonoo Ho osBiraOTaaMy MsKINNEY BROS. KIN G'S > JARTFY •ttt, this lit day of April 1959 f-U lX Fdlk'a.QlOi; Covered Wagon Q105. WEATHEBGVABD Alyt No.' 7464 Town d a rk RealUr, MI S-MN. 44>N8 er MI M n t . 85c now for tlw m v Bprinir Pattern pieces, dlrecUone for 12 SwWMtMjjjW D ^ p O M l 448 Mate St,; Maaofceeter n iw St., and Hartford R4. H I 8-51SS W ■ ^ t e la each e f QlOl, Q102, Q108, iM -in Pwif 8L—BO »«S0S Q}06; 10 in QKM. Eaih Book QOe.

■'-S ■ r- ; \ ,\ THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1969 Average Darljl’ Net Prew Run The Weather -For the Week Ending roreenat ot C. %. JVoatNar BnM a WiOT «lGHTEB!f iTOanrbMa^ lEnPtimg Hrralb March 28th. ]»5» Wlnd>,\^ld tonight with' rfMwV- er*. Istw IrKUbo Shownro ending James Sheldon. Bernard Sheridan, 12,899 The banquet, committee of the The poit-Kaster party of the Rotarians Cited Raymond Smith, Leonard Tost. enriy BatnrdayX^ecoinlng fair, a Italian American Club will meet Polish American Club will be held MemiMr of the Andlt' mile «>oler. Hlgli4eggett, | having 19 years of perfect at­ attend one in another community Cashmere and Fur Blends in a wide range of colors, at Organisation of America to go to I scholar.'?hip fiinX Mrs, Ernest : Bengslon and Mrs. sj^llmer Werlen Keeney Dr.,, Bolton.n. ^juic'e...... returned— ' tendance. Rus.selt Wright had 13: on a reciprocal basis. attractive prices. From time to time also—Seconds of II - rB I Wrong Man as Israel thla summer. A sophomore from a month’s vacktton spent in v^ed Matin and Sal Vendrillo, 10; Fine Fabrics will be offered at prices substantially be­ O pposing at Manchestef High school. Miss j are cO-rhairmen of the romnul- j Lama18 Clearwater and Port Lauderdale. Herbert Swanson, 9; Norman Solonton will be in a group of 100 tee. • ' low market. Payroll at Brancn nyin^ Bandit FU. WeH, 8; and Harry Maldment and hoys and girls from the United Mark Solomon has been elected Neil Sdvers. 7 years. GENERAL Why Not Plan To Visit Us This Saturday? Pay Raise States. The trip will take place In Firemen from the Rth ntatnet Gthers with perfect attendance June and will be of tyi>o weeks pre.sidcnt of his fraternitvvx^f’i North Little Rock, Ark.. Lanibadc Phi. st the University pill out S grass lire Rl 3IR Oak- were .John Alvorri and George T V SERV rCE April 3 (JP)—A bu.siness trip duration. Arrangement* have been siand 8'f. yesterday at 2:.70 p.m. , Findell, fl\^\vear.s; Benjamin Cre- Bank in Hartford Pennsylvania. A member of the' turned into a near nightmare Hartford, April 3 (iT*)—A made for the group ta have an junior class. Solomon is enrolled The Are. which started from a , hore, Aldo vagani. four; Allan Days AC A CsUI ALD0N.8PINNING MILLS CORPORATION audience with Pope John XXIII. Night* Plu* Part* last night for a life insurance Democratii* loKislator toda.\’; at the Wharton School of Finance hardevard incinerator, burned about ' Behnke, Mark N^olmes and Fred TALCOTTVll.LE, CONN. laiiiK'hed a counter-drive ())i- at the university, apecialir.lng in k quaTjer of an acre of ground. Naasiff, three; -Jlarold Crozier, TEL. Ml 8-S482 H artford, April 3 (A’)—The^anj* "ft up a net in aearch of the compan.v e-xecutive who w as! Gets Asylum po.ainjf a proposed ))h.v raise 1 The midweek prayer serv'ice of the taxe.s and insurance. He is the sod j Brown Photo Harvey King, and S>ank Sheldon, office manager of a Hartford holdup man. mistaken hy police for one i Salvation Army at T -IO tonight of Mr. and Mrs. .Sanol Solomi^n of i .St. ChriVlppher's .Mothers Circle Faiber, dazed by the blow, was for leRislators tliis .session. I manufacturing company was vague about detail.* of the attack. the FBI’a .10 most wanted j will be followed at R by Informal 19 Robert Rd. I will meet lotnprrow night at R:l.^ E n g a g e d fugitives. ' Rf»p. Charle.** N. Harinw Jr. of; Bible study. at the home of .Mrs. .lean Adams. | slugged and robbed of a He was entering his car when Covonlry bt»gan ili’ninming up rik- j ”U w asn’t too pleasant. I ’ll tell .'12 Marshall Rd. .Mrs. K athleen' The engagement of Miss Jean struck bv his a.ssailanl. H« stag­ natures for a pptilit’m calling' on , The Hartford Kiwi Ulub wnll $4,593 payroll shortly after you.” sjiid Trum an Pennell o f . hold it.s next meeting on April 9 P'aiilds will he the co-hostess. . Marilyn Dougherty to Richard Cal l noon today in t ^ parking lot gered about 200 feel to the teller’s logialators to oppo.Mp a pay raUc Reds Fail Wichita Falls, Tex , as he left Po­ St R p ni at the home of Mrs .lohn ! Election of officers \?M,1 be held. .lenkins Is announced by her psr- It’S The LittI* window inside the hank, where this ses.^inn because it would not bo of the Hartford National only a few moments before he lice Headquarters after a frantic “morally riphl.“ ! Craig ,Ir l.^^ Cllffniore Rd.. West onts, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dough- all-out m anhunt had led to his ar- ^ Hartford. A rehearsal of the rhorifs for the ' Thiig* That Cou*tl Bank and Trust Company’s had cashed tlie pacroll check, If a pay raise bill doea get passed variety show. "April Fooliifvd be- pi ty of 71 Doane .8t. . branch at 70 Farmington .Ave^ A discount teller, William Par­ rest. by tliis session. Marlow want.s the To Catch RUMMAGE ker said that Karbei leaned The April meeting of the Odd ing pul on hy the Second Congre .Miss Dougherty, a graduate of So feel free to use our carry Irving M. Farber, about 40, of 67 j , Police believed he W’as Frank legislators to .plodRo not to accept, FellO'?' s and Rebekahs’ Field Day ^ gational Church, will he hold a l ^ Manchester High School, class of H artw ell Rd.. W est Hartford, wa.s againsl hi* rage and a.xked for aa- ‘ Ijiwience Spienz, 29. the flying it and turn it over to idianty. out service to your car. Of taken to the-Hartford Hospital by | .sislanre. He then sat down on a bank robber who has been on tlie Corp Will be held in Bri.slol on , o’clock tonight at the chiirrh. d i.s employed ss a secretary by “I feel that those representatives God-King Aprrl II. starting with a chicken course, no charge, we’re police cruiser. He suffered a severe chair at a public phone, ! FBI’s 10 most wanted list since wljo have stated that tliey aie op­ I I h ^ Travelers Insurance Co, Her SALE p>e supper at R.."0 p.m. .Mrs Palmina Quaglia. 2.^ W FlDlmS! gash on the head and was bleeding i Au.slin P. Pendleton, vice presi- I .Sept. 10. 19.68. posed to H pay raise at this lime,** fiamV IS the son of Mr. and Mrs. glad to do it . . . .Middle Tpke . was siirpri.sed la.st ' profusely. I hank, seated the vic- ' Pennell. 36. was arrested after Harlow .said, "prove iheii* sincerity By « ATSON RIMl* Sponsored by W. M. S. HarryX, .lenkins, 129 Campfield ^ iiiglU with a party in honor of her His unknown a.s.sailanl was .said'tim in a leather chair while aWail- I hi.s 4-passenger’ plane. whirl: by joining me in .'Stating publicly Manchester Barracks, Veterans Rd He aHended local schools and •N'pw Delhi, India, April 3 EMANUEL LUTHERAN etth birthday It was held at the to have left bv foot and escaped j ing police. matched the descrip’.ion of one in that if the pay rai.He goes through of World W ar I, and Us Auxiliary is pre.sently with the U.S. Air (fl’l—Tibetan exiles today home of her son and daiighler-in- with the payroll destined foi- the j Pendleton said the victim was , whirl! Sprenz has been hopping thal they will refuse t(' accept it CHURCH will meet at the W atkins-W esl Force, slatinrted st Anchorage. Imiled the e.scape of the Dalai Funeral Home tomorrow night at law. Mr. and Mrs. .John Quaglia. HALE’S MEAT DEPT. Birken M aniifacturing Co., 276 cut about the top of the liead. about the country, crashed neaihy and will turn it n\-er to ^’hai’ity “ ' Alaska A guard u.sually directing traf- 7 o'clock to pay respects to Ernest tin M’addell Rd Her children with F ranklin Ave. Harlow was seen conferiing with Lama into India after a peril- No date has bben set for the Shortly before the crash aleits Friday, April 3, M) a.m. Borg a charter nieinher of the their hiishand.s and wives and her ' Ririliat Police converged on the scene i fic in the parking lot d iriiig the Stale t’hairm an .Jnlm M B.ailey he- oii.s flight from the Chinese AT THE CHURCH wedding. nu.sy Friday afiernoon traffic was for Sprenz’ plane had lieen put out barracks. 1grandrhilden sllended. • in neighboring -.Missi.ssippi and fo!’e announcing hi.<4 petition. Reds. They declared he is still at lunch a; the time of the holdup. Harlow s petition would place the | Good Coffee He said he usually eats his lunch earliei in tile d.iy at Cliicngo and theii’ god-king. Titan Success .Vew Oi leans. | legi.^lators on leioid in f.tvoi of Prime Minister Nehnf confirmed in a shelter at the lol hut toilay a pay rai>’ fered by Tlhetnii e.xUes.from New BUTTER tion” missiles in the U.S. aisenal, chemge we have extra money he got to charity Delhal to Kalimpong, the town near was aimed toward a patcli of .\t- Doctor Poisons Leg, The caucus vfited to name a einoM'n1s are leading a ^ India north of the village ..nf To- as 9.000 miles, looked like a flow­ I.t, K uliard 'I'abor nf ('lia i lestnil, W. \ ’a . walclies from lu.siile bin s|iare cham ber ss tua uife pose* ground tieef. There's many easv’ ideas SALAD oiil killing the patient. hook up the Ritifleial heaii and ciii\e to laise the ))ay from the fi ing bullet as it i ose steadily aloll. : I.iilsific the hcavv. gla.s.s wliulm!. lim ing a .simt t test yc.steiday at Norfolk, Vn., Naval Air Hta- wang. about .6 0 0 ml lea north of and menu.s for lu.scious vva.v s to serve •'The rays of the sun bounced off Tile technique i* also being useil lung to the blood vessels ot th.e presrn’ $600 foi the 2-ve«r ses.aion tinn. I.t, Tabor, a S.’nvv Uni lnr ami niimaii. .sat humllefl iii lii.s .space suit as the air pre.ssure was f’alciiUn. Towang ha.s the largest either one. It's simple to turn ground .'S I.b. Bag 50c the gold-tinted rocket as it climb-' on tile lungs, bieasls and pelvi., to , leg. circulating freshened blood to $2..'’i00. drnppcil in simulate ium hiions nn the HUifaee nf the iimnn. I'limer was iearl\- at home, the five Buddhist monastery In India. The DRESSING It) fight iegional cancers. 'Hiey have l)»*en cii’ciilating peti­ heef or chuck roast into a glamorous ed. Ihi ough t his ar ea. ehilfiieii weie waiting. Mis. Tabor lappetl on the wiiiUnw, .shook her' fist in mn.r w . i his faiuil.! could fl.v to Hawaii for ■ I pledge also full wllhngnes.s to: Britain’s largest daily newspa­ Another hiph quality featured party ha< k named There aie two ways to expand in- flushed Oiii by plasma meeting went Into IDs second da\ DINTY MOORE A Communist ** a vai ation. ii.sp mu strength in the common per the tabloid Dally Mirror -de­ from, the AP Wiret* Z. T. Serdynk from Moldavia fUience in the world. Whatever the ^ patient, reported by Dr. here, the United States. Britain' item .... But an Air Force Investigating defense if need be,” ' voted its entire front page today to I.b. 6 9 c droned on and on. .saying just what West does, even Ihrovigh economic C-ieech. has not sitffpred a recur- and France were reported shelving D A ISY H AM S board said the officer, LI. Col. an attack on what It termed ’’Med­ Old frt.Hhionf^ hlr»rk »talf. bonf In, 1 Rolls RF.ADV TO F.,\T was expected of him. * aid programs. is colonialism, rem e of cancer in alnuist l^yo years some pi ojKisala which could he con­ West Genual! Foreign Minister PARKING ALBANY 1st PRIZE f'liarles Plait Jr. of P.rooklyn. dling American Generals.” FAIXOtf STUDY ORDERED .I'j to 7 Ib. C hiirk BEEF STEW Nikita Khnislu hev tireless talk Whatever the LTSflR dnen is m sup- hut the relatively new technique strued na offering pn.ssihle con- Heinrich von Rientnnn was si lied- AYashington, April .8 i/Pi — -N, 6'., ”l>v Ilia actions > rmtriliuted ie.ssions to the.Soviets. liled lo lend off today’s detiiite on Alongside an editoi’ial, the pro- ev and dogged listener, hung on port of liberation, ha.** been nsofl on only h few to the confusion ” which caused tile Prenident Elsenhower ha* or­ AT POT RO.AST'S BONELESS HAM Lb $1.29 The V'niled State,*, meanwhile, Dip Berlin crisis and Die devetop- I,abnrite paper carried a photo­ YOUR CHOICE every word. Wlien Russian tronpj* crushed a than Idu ph.spf .< far. ’’arlmmi.straI ive ei ior ” Dint was dered a study of how the gov­ l,b. ( ENTF.R SLICES pledged anew the full use of ils n.enl of western policy for dealing wilt sell at .... ^ 3 i “ In view of the ultimate triumpli revolution in F-Iungary. .and when Lung cancer is iiu-rek.'Jing In the graph of tl..S. Gen. I-aiuria Norslad. ernment ran lieet evaluate the 2 ' r J ^ ’ 8 9 c 6 9 c LARGE BOLOGNA blamed for the humping. nuclear missile aniesenee of Platt their com­ pared to carry on for years in a ■Atomic Energy Commission, the COOKIE DEPT. or Yellow PICKLE LOAF Butganin and .Shepilov, ” temi^ "Communist parly" and Every pc'son who is a heavy manding officer and dropped the News Tidbits loUdinnuDicd American generals,” Department nf Welfare and ihe Frowning. Kliru.shehev inter­ world of continued '’tension and CHARCOAL and "the people" are synonymous. smoker should have a rhest x-rav watting G|.,’ from'■the pns.sengei l'i< kering” I'etween the free na-, ’’They appear totally uncon­ budget bureau are (tarrying it rupted ’’.Shepilov who |oined list. Culled Irom A I’ Wires cerned at cfforls hy the statesmen out. thepi. ’ he corrected. lions and the Soviets. i BRIQUETTES Specials SP IC E D H A M ((’ontinued on I’age Nine) (( ’ontinued on I’age Seven) As it turned out. Die Investi­ 'nie western Big Tiirre are seek- ! Mr .Macmillan. .Mr. Khmshthev, rt happoned last December at a gators said, there were eight va­ f'residcnl Ki«enhnwer .In settle In Bddilion to extra large tender Jacksonvifle, Fla., will clo.-e its int support from the whole N.A’I’f) I IKE TO NOTE THRE.ATS party .se.s.sion when Khrushchev cant seaDs, on tlie plane all the the future nf the world around the white chicken hrca.sl.< lean cut.' of Toil will find a full dusplay of Siolt Faper two municipal golf courses rather (oumil on the general policy lines ^ M asliingtnn, April 8 OP)— lendei'cure Pineliursl (’o’-red Beef KEEBLER SALTINES was e.stablishing himself finally as Dine: if the .snafu liaWn’l liap- conference table ’ Products at Pinehuisl , . . Ivarge and .small WE NOW HAVE A NEW SHIPMENT OF than Ik>\v to a ferlerni court in- which they hav e so far dev eloped , I’ r e * 1 d e n t Elsenhower, In a und deliciously tender o\en Rih boss. The Moldavian momentarily pened. Die ser\ ifemen. Die colonel The newspaper’s ire was roii.sed .Scotkins, jiim'tinn open.ng them lo white for negotiations with Russia at a ' /orelgn policy spetwh tomorrow Roast Beef wr offr. tlir fine.xt had strayed from the formula and ills family all could have gone. b y ’Norslad’s lejecDon of so-called at Gettysburg, Pa., will declare SeofTissue...... 2 for 25c SAUERKRAUT and PICKLED TRIPE M'hen Klini.siichcv ’’took tlie Debbi,e Will Not Oppose ami Negro players on an equal foreign ministers meeting hegm-| ground beef vou can bu\ in’ New Pkg. 29c The tioard said it had turned its di.sengagement in Europe during a Soflweave In white or colors. black sheep by the lail.” as he put basis... Dr. Thomas Ward pre- ning in Genev'a Ma\' 11 on the Ihere Is need for better under­ England . . . findings ovei- to ”ai)pioi)iiale imu- problem of Germany and the spe­ standing ot the threat to free­ Cut-Rite Wax Paper 25e It, and thiew them 'oui in m id.19.67. manders to determine wheDiet or ahly will be ready within two NABISCO RITZ a new cliche was born. The big .tear*. j cific crisis over Berlin. [ (Continued on Page Four) dom from athelstir dtrtatorahip. SPECIAL QUALITY FAMILY NAPKINS ...... 1 for 29e FISH IS ALWAYS A PLEASINB CHANGE not disciplinary action is requiied.” boys who oppo.sed Khrushchev were Fast Divorce for Eddie diets in r'hicago that a vaccine I The AYhite House announc^ NEW CROP SrotTov\eIs large and small and in rnlors. J'liis suggested Diat the h ain ed this theme tndn.v Just before LEAN FRESH to be rcgaided as guilty as sin , ______; colonel may yel he punislied. mild­ liial would prevent from 60 to 70 CALIFORNIA SCOTTIES -nSSI’ES ...... ;29c 28c F o rm er Foreign -Minister Shepilov , | B . A f ’DN ’Elsenhower left, Washington for ANB A GREAT BUGGET SAVER! ly at least, for having conuiluited per cent ot all common cold.s |nob- ' his farm on the edge of (letty*- wa.s not quite so guilty. , ' ably will be ready wltbiii two ycr*. GROUND BEEF ih 69c Tills was tlie Khnishcliev mind I^s-A egas, -Nev,, .April 3 i.Ti An to the mixup. biirg. The six enlisted m en w'ere all on Two Maltese - one a steward Jury Tolfl Mrs. Nicholas Fro-.Foy Ice Cream . . . ' J gal 79c EDUCATOR OPEN at woik. as d.ogmatic as .Stalin’s. ec.*tatie Rlizaheth Ta\dor and Fd-^ ASPARAGUS emergency leave because of deatli in the Royal .N’a\y charged w.lh .SUGAR RAY TOLD TO FIGHT SESAME CRACKERS conditioned by a lifetime of ex- nie F.isher today made plans for* a or illne.sa to close relatives. The planting liomeiiiiule tximh in B nt-' Sealtest Ice Cream . .. ' 2 gal. .51.00 pre.ssing hiniselt in pre-fabrialey to rim for governor in 196U. limes I m eant to .scare him,” | oe. 10c 46-oz. can 35c w ar the just and the upju.sl. T h e I -.need ye.slerday she .would not ”How inanv limes? ” contender and that he had flled- Honored dead in Arlington Sgt. Carl .Michaelis said the 44- Boiled Ham lb. $1.19 ’ oppose Fisher’s desire to get a "Throe times” ’ a formal challenge with a 82,000 LETTUC|...... 2 large heads 29c Cem etery reach 100,000 Im la y ... year-old illvorcee told him. Just af- ; check to back up hla claim. 1 /xL 'l A ' 9'"'’*^**' Nevada divoree so that he i ter coming mil of a coma. ”1 wa.s “Had lie ever beaten you be­ ' SELECTED RED RIPE t .> 1 1 1 > I > t* j could marry Mias Taylor. j, Hubbard Estate Set Nationalist Chlne,je Defense -Min­ f o r e ? ” pnoatii i. oAMiii'i 2 istry repoits Communist *hore going to try to shoot him In the ARTICHOKES ...... 2 for 29c **•,' 1 ’ e r»^ I ”I wish L,iz and Eddie happi-l "No, he was alw ays ver.v gentle RULE ASKED ON U.S. BASES Better coffee every time At Over Million hatterie* rem.ain silent on odd- arm .” to nie ” Tokyo, April 8 CPI—The Japa- Chicken Winqs . . Ib. 20c TOMATOES wreck o l I r a w l e r i ness.” Debbie said as she arrived i "Ishe didn’t say the shooting was oll-purpost num’nered day usually njarked by ”Wliy did you have a gun?” neee governiRent asked the Su­ Plastic pkg. of ■ O Q — CORN ...... 6 ears 49e ____ I in Uos^ Angeles after a transpolar t accidental, ' Michaelis said. Chicican Livers ... Ib. 79c shelling of offshore islands... ”I meant to scare him. I was preme Court today to reverse * _ 4 Faar.v Tomatoes ' . X Wellflect. Mass., April 3 '.Tr A ’ " ‘SH from a movie location in j Middletown, April 3 i/P’ The Charles W, Synune.s, one of the Californa top.: the nation in for­ going to try to shoot him in the lower court ruling that the pres- ' Sousage Meat ... Ib. 69c LEMONS ...... 4 for 23c Bostoi! fishing ve.ssel bucking:r a ^ estate of the late -Mrs. Muriel} lawyers defending Mrs. Nicholas in liquid deanur The news made Liz and Eddie .so eign car registration* with 17 per arm .” ence of U.S. base* and troops In heavy storm ploughed aground on ,, , McCormick Hubbard, lieires., to j her murder trial, asked Michaelis Japan Is unconatitiitionat. The "A sandbar off Cape Cod early to- that they literally jumped , two of America’s great fortunes. ' cent. The detective said Mrs. Nicholaa COFFEE GIANT I REGULAR FLORIDA ORANGES ...... doz. 55c Relief agende* nxive into aliat-; whether she had mentioned thal told him she saw Teel still I sitting district prosecutor’* office ap­ day with the In.ss of two and pos- P "’ reporter told theni of is estim ated at J4 million. j POTATOES tered area* of central F lo rid a the shoot’iiig took plaee accidental­ upright in hla while Cadillac as pealed directly’ to the highest I’. S. No. I Grade GRAPEFRUIT, Indian River Seedless...... 3 for 39e ■ib’lv three lives Debbie .s statement while the two Tbe ftguie does not' include two : ly In a struggle w’lth 54-year-ohI court, bypassing an intermediate IS N O W Four sm vived the wreck >>f the , ‘*1* «00-a-week dude t)-u,st funds .set up for her by her while .N'ational G uardsm en help she left after the shooting. 10 Lha. 33c clear debris left in wake of tor­ Forrest Teel. All three defense lawyers Jum p­ appeal court. It thus hoped to 83-foot Paul Mino bv leaping from,Taylor rents wlnle grandfather, John D. Rockefeller, ' ■‘.'Ihe'did not,” the detective testi­ speed up ■ final ruling, which- 69c I 39c M c In t o s h APPLES ...... 3 Ibs. 39c the breaking craft and swimming Jt”* Preforms nearby at tlie and her father. Harold F. Mc­ nadoes. . . Four Navy fro g m en ed up when Deputy Prosecutor ftCULAIt AT HALE'S fied. ’’She ju.st told me she shot under normally slow .Japanese A/WCE •bout a half mile to shore. , Hotel. Cormick. Mr*. Hubbard’s patemal better the 41-hour record for un­ Krancis Thomason asked Michaelis ..At )iim,” , court procedure could take AFTHORI/ED PERSONAL •One of the survivors .saiil Angelo . . said r isher, grandfather wa.s Cyrus. M cCor­ derwater endurance and liope to whether Mrs. Nicholas' answers in Taking the stand on the fourth month* or even year*. and P.AVROLL (TIECKS Marino of Everett, owner and skip- i' ”*** ® Jumping all over the Iroom. mick. inventor of the reaper. rem ain subm erged for 48 hours. the hospital interview were ”clr day of testimony. Michaelis gave CASHED AT PINEHFR.ST ALW AYS AMPLE FREE PARKING AT THEJREAR OF OUR STORE! per of the craft, one one or two | f b^^grateful thfct D eM ie did this.” H er will, filed for probate here U.S. Air Force Constellation of and rational.” Her lawyers said this report of his. hospital ipter- g r a h a m CONVERTS 8.Q00/ others disappeared from sight. Then Iaz got op the telephone yesterday, leaves the bulk of her' Atlantic Radar. Patrol crashe* at Michaelis is no expert on mental view’ with 'M r* . Nicholas as she. re -1 condition. Auckland Neu; ZetMMO. A p^ TABUNAPKI Michael J. CMarametaro, 42, aijd said: "I’m so happy 1 almost estate to four young adopted chil­ Argentina Newfoundland on land-1 g- (/p)—t In^ ttaousHp#. per Green Stamps for Gloucester,’ one of the seven crew­ passed out at the news. I knew dren, The children, twin boy* Har­ ing, ktliing one man and severely ’ gained cbnsclouanes* after nearly Judge Thomas J. Fauliooner dying from- 76 sleeping pills; surired fenferd ? ite-jni®* men aboard, swam ashore with alj along that Debbie would con- [' old aud John. 7. EUaha. 4. and injuring several others. . . U.S. I.h agreed, apd the question was with­ purchases in meat and ■•■Do you fwl like talking?” he drawn. cisions for Chriet" tonight at 'John Norris. Frank Clararhetaro sent. Jpst chalk It up to woman's | Anna. 1. get 60 per cent of, the planning to begin delivery o( B.67 close of an hour-long grocery department now (no relation), alsp of Gloucester, psychology or Intuition.” ' e»tate, the will provides. Jet bomber* to I’aklstari late this said, he asked her. Concerning Mrti. y ea r... Queen Elizabeth, world’s! "W'hat do you want to know?" bide attempt after the ..July 31 ,iAmeri(«n Evangelist Billy JW.HALC being issued at grocery ■nd James CTements, of Somer- LAz originally had made plans to , A companion, Miss Catherine M. ham. The evangeUM largest passenger liner, w eighs' "I Want to know what took place shooting. Mlchaeli^ testlfled, ‘tSh* vui*. attend BuH Ives’ o|>enihg at the i Dwyer, who direct* a philanthrop­ cnisade at the check-out for your con- Michael CSarametaro aaid the Flamln|;o Hotel last night. Ivea, ic fund established by Mrs. Hub- anchor and heads for Burope after the otlf«r night.” told me she upclHicked (vomited) being fog-bound In New York Michalelis said *he to.ld him Teel hall Grmmd b(deM,.JM>iMlne8iB':'....-Q^ venionce. piv- otfleial* e*t (CpaUwM a 1*001 'Pa4;«i On«) hariMi*. began bFating her in an argument OB Pag* F oo)