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.. ‘ L ■ .‘ li.l l ;f I r j ' m ■ . • 7 v .. ■'St, .-'t! :,-■ V ATcragt Dally Net Press Run -The Weather --'■ i ; '- .V'" ■ .' ■' THURSDAY, APRIL *5, l»lfA / .. For^the Week Ended ForeOMt nf U.' 8. Weather ipmreaa ipAGB TWENTY-POtm ^ ^ ' Ap-rU 20. 1957 • V " *, iitinrlifBter lEttitttttg ; V - - aioudy, becoming foggy agala 12,579 tofdgfit. Low near 60. Clearing by afternoon Satarday, warmer. High Mias Marjorie Reid, dai^hter of The meeting of the Army u d Member of the Audit Senior Girt Soout Troop 1 wlU near .78. ' > hold a food sale at the J. W. Hale Mr.l and Mrs. Raymond Reid, 28 Navy Club Auxiliary achedulea for Bureau of Otrculatlott' AboutTawn Department ,Ston beginning at 9 Marble St.-, a freshman at West­ Wednesday, May 1, haa been post­ Mdnche»ter-^A City of Village CharH o’clock Saturday morning. Chair­ brook Junior College, Portland, poned; ^ " / r PINEHURST IS OPEN THURSDAY RRi FRIDAY NIDHTSTILLS Kr. and Mn. Albert K. Eacle- man of the sale is Miss Linda Har­ MAne, it on the- dean’a honor roll Dr. Ruth Fanta left this morn­ M n Jr. o( s is Charter Oak St.. wUl rison. for the third quarter at the col­ VOL. LXXVI, NO. 176 (TWENTY ^GES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1957 (Claasifled AdTertlsIng on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS obaerv* their. 95th annlvereary lege. ^ - , . . ing for Atlantic City, where she will attend the acience conclave of Sunday. Open nouee will be held at Auxiliary PoMce from this area the Brltiah American Q ub Sunday the Natioiiai Association of wtl'l be .guests of the Manchester pr. Amoi K .*Fri^ will partlcl- X Eftamoon frtiih S to S>. Chiropodists at the AmbasMdor Auxiliary Police at an F?I ahoot- pete in a post-graduatp* courae in corrective surgery of the nose, to Hotel. Business Raps *nM lUnoheeter Community ing course i f the-Finley St. out­ door shooting range Saturday af­ be presented at the Yale Univer­ CHOICE Flagrpra will hold a meeting at the sity . School of Medicine, New Tha,-Little Flower of Jesus home of Mr. e^d Mn. Ekimond J. ternoon atarting at 2 >'clock. Mothers Circle will meet tomorrow or HaVen, May 11 to 18. Nose special­ U.S. Gontral on Foleom. 83 .Durkin 8t., Saturday at the home of Mrs. Jamea.-E. The Americian Legion Band will ists frojn about 10 countrids will nl«M at 0 6 . Among other bu»l- participate. ' - Murphy. 23 Waddell Rd. Initiation neea, pSajim for the yearly banquet hold a special rehearsal tomor­ of new m'embers will take place at row night at. 8 o’clock at the W elfare^ unds will bethaoiased. Mrs. Florence Streeter, c a r d ' this meeting. Co-hosteases will be poai homt.- party chairman of Anderson-Shea Mrs.. Donald J. Duffy and Mrs. Ed- AprH meeting o f the Past Post, VFW,- announces that the fd Olschefskle. Washington, April 26 (/P)— 1 dub of Memorial Temple, A special gospel seri’ice will be 4.'* ■president Eiilenhower’s call held tonight at 7:30 on Main St. public setback, parties will resume , ____ ut Staten, win be held at the tomorrow evdnlng at 8:30 at the King David Lodge, I^o. 31, lOOF, for government .supervision of home oC Mrs. Joseph Rollaaon, 71 bv the SalvaUon Army. A prayer poet home. Mrs,' Streeter is being will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 New York^, April 26 (/P)— Rumlan agenU to obtain de- employe welfare funds aj^ WaMitngton S t, tomorrow night at ier\'lce will follow in the Citadel, in Odd Fellows Hail. Refresh­ conducted by Col. ®nd Mrs> Wil- assisted by Mrs. Lillian Linders. parently faces -more opposi­ 8 o'clock. She will be assisted in Friends aijd members are wel­ ments will be Served after the ChoicH Grade-Finehursf > /.cob AlbaSi, .cco»d on liam Spatlg. .who recently moved entertaining by Mn, Herbert meeting. ber ot a Soviet spy ring, to., tion from business than from to Manchester. come. J AUsy. day pleaded guilty to con-i The gravent of the .remaining organized labor. ' spiring with Russians to ob- | couiita — the onis which could have I Business organizations contend that whatever scandlas have, oc­ 9T. RIB OVEN ROAST of BEEF tain U.S. defense data for'1 brought them death if umy^ were lev Tliioaia coHvlcted OH trial — charged con- curred have been In respect to Ar^b Allies transmission to Russia. .piracy actually to transmit the union-operated and not to manage­ ' i France Say^ ^ .e r s ( Albam. 64, was the third mem secret papers and information. ment-operated funds. The latter Meaty 3rd thru 7th ribs. ber of an espionage ring seized b y . It is cust"omary*when a defend­ type, however, compose some 90 J ■ the FBI eirly this year to confess per cent of ail employe benrilt ant pleads gtilUy to ^parf of ao. In I^erment funds. 7-Inch cut. --V" his suit. Indictment for the defense^ to move His action came 16 days after The National Assn, of Manufac­ Hold No Gtt a n te e s for dismissal of the other counts two cohorts in the plot J a c k turers (NAM) favors stiff regula­ on the of sentencing. . . Soble, 53. and Soble’s wife, Myra, day tion of union-run welfare-pension On Jordan Held Without. Ball 52. entered si'milqr ' pleas, and funds and union finances, but not PINEHUNNT TENDEROIJRE CORNED BEEF The government hai not indi­ JeruMalcm, Israeli Sector, April 26 ^/P)—-A Foreign Minis­ threw themselves on the • mercy for employer-run funds. Organized cated if It -will concur in such a labor wants both typer covered -r- Cairo. April 26^ (iP)— King try official Haid today the^new Egyptian Suez plan is un­ JUST CAN’T GO Slice it h o t, . . use it sliced wafer thin on rye for sandwiches '^f the court. move. Sentences Due Friday as “-AFL-CIO President. George Hussein tightened his grip on acceptable to Israel. / The three apies, driginally sched­ .... but be sure to start with Pinehurst TENDERCURE I Federal Judge ' Richard H. Le- .Meany reiterated yestei-day. i unruly Jordan today a8 his He said freedom of passage ^rough the canal is„rital to uled to stand trial l>eginning. May WRONG ON THESE CORNED BEEF... Ready for your choice ;. ..Briskets, very vet. Who received the pleas from President Eisenhower, in a crackdown on his enemies Israel and “ we shall vigilantly/pursue the securing of this 32, are being held without ball. statement issued yesterday yrin.ciua^y ' at i j lean Rumps, Sirloin Tips and Rounds. . . all corned just right. an three, set next Friday for ssn- inalienable right.” __ fencing them.. Elach could get up Albam, a Uthusnian-born man AuguMa, Ga.. after conferriifig with spur r^®.d intense dickering SPECIALS! SHORT RIBS for bramng have become a popular item to 10 years in prison and a fine who came to this countr.v in 1947 j Secretary oL^^bor Mitchyll, urged ! among his nomifial Arab al­ 6 '■ of lioiooo of both. and married an American woman ; quick .congi'esMonal action on long- "lies. United Nations, N. Y„ April 26 (/P)—The United States . . . featured this week at ...... lb. 45e The trio, all three of them ref­ the following year, had b*eh w o rk -; pending adminlatr^ion propoaals Jordan Radio announced the ap­ agreed today to accept Egypt’s Suez plan on a provisional ugees from the Iron Curtain, were ing before Jil* arrest as foreman, to supervise “unim-, health and pointment of new Defense Minis­ WHITE ROCK basis, but reserved its final acceptance until the plan has It’s getting near barbecue time . . . for outdoor or indoor charged on a k^ount I'ndjctment, in a Brooklyn tea and apice cojj**' welfare funds." , ' ter Suleiman Toukan as military SELECTED LARGE detailing spy activities here and pany. Would Affecj Both governor of the kingdom. been put to trial. | ALL WHITE Hamblins or meat loaf . . . we suggest . . . abroad. His,deciaion to change hif, plea But the administration's pending Toukan as military governor will The U.S. position was laid befofe the U.N. Security Coun­ Their pleas of guilty were to one legislation he talked about would wield tremendous power in the cil by Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge, who said the plan eoiint only, concerning conspiracy (Continued on Page Fmir^ apply .to both union and non-\inion seething country. CHICKEIH employe funds. So until h'e say.s announced by the Egyptiah government earlier thi.s week Continuing the almo.st round- left much to be desired. I ^ ” ■ott)er\vtBe' the President must be the-clock . curfew in Jordan's five BREASTS lb. 75c Pinehurst Ground Meats firesumed to mean that he. like Lodge announced that, pendiikg biggest cities, the new government a final settleinem' U.S. vessels will Mitchell, favors a law requiring of Premier Ibrahim Hashem ban­ Fowl from Miller of Coventry. filing and. financial diaclosuic be authorized to pay tolls to Egypt Haitian Police, FRESHER BY FAR ned all public prayer servlceif for Chicken legs. ' „ / Ike Sees Benefits covering both types of f\inds. only under protest, as has been JACK FROST "nje NAM's oppositfon to govern­ the \fo.slem sabbath today. The the case since Pi-esldent Nas.aer. OONFECnONm or BROWN small frozen eviscerated^ sutter- LEAN CHUCK GROUND Lb. 50e ment supervision of management- idea Is to prevent large gatherings nationalized the 103-mile watetl- Use Tear Gas ball Swift turkeys. operated employe benefit plans which the King's Leftist, Com­ wav last July. ' ' was Stated- in a recent report' munist amiif extreme Nationalist French Delegate Guillaum V Rath’s Vac-pak. cold cuts are nice to In enemies r p i^ t tiu-n into violent To Halt Unrest have in the refrigerator when you want which spoke of the red tape in­ Ibrahim Hashen (left) Is new Jordan premier, and former Pre­ Georgea-PIcot blasted the EJgyp- volved .and of possible dangers of dernonstrations.,,- mier Samir el Rifai Is deputy premier and foreign minister In tlan plan as "a unilateral act." He P/nefiugsc Frozen Foods to make h sandwich or prepare a quick Hashem raported no incidents lunch. . disclosing the nature of welfare- the new cabinet, regarded as pro-Western, said It provides no guarantees on Port au Prince, Haiti, April 26 By M.\RV1N L. ARROWSMITH *■ The Providence session is the pension fund inyestment.s. It men­ occurred during c,urfew recesses freedom o f shipping, no guarantees ?)—Police used tear g u today to ALL FROM RATH . . . tioned also the possibility that yfeslerday, allowed tk/r the popula­ ffrSflJ^miiiSALE Augustfl. Ga., April 26 i/P>— second of six scheduled area con the ‘il’serrT nT nrguirS^terlbr^*^ a political demonstration JlOLOGNAy. PIMENTO LOAF. BOILED President Elsenhower, target of ferences arranged by the commit-j unions might try tp get a voice In tion to buy food. The.,a,tay-lndoora 50^ LFBANON HAM. CERVELAT, SALAMI AND order was relaxed for two hours in impi'ovemenl of the canal. [by l^:oinen iri front of Port- w some criticism by fellow Republi- tee to find out. is Eisenhower pvit j running eitiploye funds now STATUTI Mills DAMASCUS MANY OTHERS. RATH’S THIN oc cans lately, said today 'Thkre are it, '‘What's on the people's minds. | handled entirely by einployerx.. Amman and for one hour in Arab The only way to make the Suez Prince Cathedral. REGULAR s l i c e d BACON . . . diff«fren.ce's of opinion .within our both with respect to t^he party or-1 « « may witness the queer Jerusalem. Ramall.ah, Nablus and Tyre plan binding, he said. Is for the Most downtown stores and shops CANADIAN BACON and DRIED BEEP parfy ahd I hope'^there always w ill, ganization and tlie 'issues we fa ce,: ^**e NAAl said., "of the Irbid. operation to be provided for on a pulled down their shutters as hew 1 domestlcr^and international." The federal government putting addi- •Arrests Reportetl Mc*'*sou#)ds airlines are still/operating. r The Premier called In amb^sa- tian plan. **t forth >n a memoran­ Army Chief Gen. Leon Cantave MARSHMALLOWS tlonal party must contain within it, sions at Providence would be dum to tne U.N., falls short of the divergent points of view reflecUng” spirlted and productive and that Butler Labels doi's and other representatives of met three hauM last night with ISRAEL six requirements atidpted by the five presidential candidates tu dis­ the varying opinions on national is-' out of them' will come, a atronger. ^ neighboring Arab jitates and gave' Security Council last'Oct. 13 as a POTATOES Lb. Bag 25 c aue.s from state to state, region to, completely up to date Republican, g a s them the government's version of cuss'.’the possibility of setting up ba*sls for a settlement. ! party." the developments which have rock­ a military junta. The meeting was region. TIL AVIV He noted especially the lack of called follc^ng a split In the na­ New Imported Golden Light “This la a healthy condition as He- made no mention of the 1960 ed Jordan' during the past three SLICED BEETS prealdential campaign when the days. any provision for "organized co­ tion’s Caretaker Executive-Coun­ LEAF or . C D IK JA /’*LI long as the fundamental beliefs operation" in the operation and cil and political demonstrations GREEN BEANS CHOPPED D r llM /\V arl within, that party provide a com­ party must pick a new standard Most Partisan Neighboring Syria and Egypt. bearer, but he did apeak, of the job ■ I meanwhile. Were reported faced control of the canal, which Egypt that police units broke up with CUT or FRENCH STYLE 2 C u n 25c mon nucleus of thought, x com­ had promised lost November in,a t e ^ gas. mon gi'ound.- We have that -in th e the .RepubUcan!i Mce next year In New Haven, April 26 (#i—Dem-with « demand from Iraq that APPLE OAKES trying to wrest control of Congress letter to Secretary General pag I^utical unrest hok been al- Republican parly—a set of unalter­ ocratlc National Chairman Pauj P «» out the 5,000 troops it 2 Pkgs. 41c 2 Pkgs. 35c PRUNE PLUMS from Ih* Democrats, . HammarakjOld. m o^ continuous in Haiti since able truths that bind us together ' Urges I^ah In '68 M. Butler says.the Elsenhower ad­ '‘In view Of this lack of Nrovt- beforo former President Paul Mag- into an Inseparable whole, dedi­ (Continued on Page Ten) , “1 know these cofiferences will ministration is "the most shock­ Sion for organized and sys^matlc lolre depoated ay Interim Ptekage cated to conducting the govern­ .give us a an early atari on the all cooperatioii between E g ^ t and chief of. state ' last December. C U T CORN ment of the United Statis in:the ingly partisan, one sided admin the users," Lodge eaid, / ’there is MaglolreXhad named himself to New—Different SUCCOTASH Delicious eating at a special budget pries. ...R s- important and urgent task of membSr . . . this is the large 2 <4 can. best interests of its people." electing a Republican House and istration in our history.” 1 Kersk no assurance that the rix require, the post ^ t e r his presidential 'Talk Delivered over Phone Senate'in 1958,” the President said. And Meade Alcorn. Butler told: AECAide Hits menu Will in fact b^lmplement- term expti^. Two other men KRAFTS ORANGEADE 2 Pkgs. 41c 2 P k g s . 3 5 c Ritz Crackers Eisenhower expressed his* views "It is well to concentrate on ’58." the Young Democrats of the Yale i ed." have since Nurved as president In a brief talk prepared for deliv­ ■ While he took hole of intra-party University Law School last night.' Sch tvoilzer for He added: less \han twoXmonths each. 2 coiis 5Sc 15 Oz. Pkg. SLICED. So good on ice cream or shortcake S6c ery by telephone from his vacation differences, Elsenhower sought'lo is the new exponent of this par- "Perhaps fio fln^ Judgment'can The ' 10-man'^ecutive council, KRAFTS GRAPE DRINK headquarters hejre to party work­ place empMasis on agreement. i tisanship.^ Alcorn, a Connecticut' JORDAN be made regardl^ the reginie pro­ named by the residential candi­ Town House ers attending a New England Re- "As______Republicans______we have much resident, 'is the newly elected GOP posed by Egyp^-until it has been dates to nm Urn country until 2 cant 57e giona.l Conference sponsored by the I upon whidMP ’ we can agree,'” be nationaiN chairman. Fallout" Views tried out in p^clice. Therefore, elections are heldMn June, split Republican National Committee at; g>i^ "xa long aa w4 adhere to any de fact^acquiescence by the over '-the ouster ot\three of its Crackers’ 37c Butler also charged that the ad -1 /=• M Oc. Cana, Non-Carbonated strawberries Providencet-R.-t. j the principles first laid down by ministration had achieved its . WB.shingtqn, April 26 OP)—Dr. T 'EIJsfrI United S t a ^ must be provisional members. * Vitamin C Enriched Hla general t.heme was the fii.-jour first Republican President, "gr.eatsst failure" in f o r e i g n Willard F.yLlbby says the radia-; Ma'sn hnd we ™ erve. the right to ex­ The three, supportStii o f presi­ ______• / • ■■ ■ lure dt-the pany—a future without I Abraham Lincoln. I believe av-e can policy.- tion risk /from testing of nuclear press oumelves. further on the dential candidate FranclssDuvaiier, an Ehsenhower-for-President tick-l ———• Alcom was chided for a recent weapona/i'is extremely small com- matter in the future." walked out of a councilNmeeting et. [ (Continued on Page Four) statement, that the Republican pari?d with other risks which per­ Monday. . The other sevsA mem­ 2 “ • pi's*-0 0 * * sons everywhere take as a normal "• > "^ 1 i f (Continued on Page Ten) bers fired the walkouts Wqdnes^ party must "develop a keener -/EIQuweire -'-''ll'i'”-- 40oz.Sunsweet sense of team spirit — a feeling part of their lives." day, charging they ha^ des^ted Dr. Libby, a metnber of the thaV-’anything Republican is good -r their posts. No Sign of Letup lieteuse it is Republican." U.S. Atomic Energy Commission, El Themed ^xth Juror Named Duvalier countersd The May Imus of House Beauti­ made that public reply yesterday charges that the remaining coui Everybody is talking ’ about "Here we have it. my friends" ful has 26 Ihteresting pages on Butler said referring to Alcorn's to Dr. Albeit .Schweitzer, the cll members were removing hi PRUNE Williamsburg, Va. In this arti­ medical misaionqry who won the Taborsky Trial Dole's two new items . . . - ■ r * i j r rem.ark, "the culmination of a SAUDI ARABIA I siipppHers from jobs amd eleC' cle. after telling about "PECAN 1952 Nobel peace .prize. Cm// ^ Aqqto * Fresher By Far* Weather R agi|i^ philosophy which' is all too pro­ \ \ T ti tofal positions. Last night's con­ PIE FROM KING'S ARMS Dole's nounced in this administration — A statement by Dr. Scbweltzer Harl'ford, April 26 (J’>—Juror ference reportedly broke, Ui> over TAVERN," they lUt the identification o f a special, nar­ broadcast in Norway earlier this Underlined cities are Jordan's five largest—Amman, the old ^ty No. 6 was selected lAortly after Duvaller’s refusal to accept the JUICE Pineapple-Grapefruit Juice PINEHURST VEDETABLES week had said that further crea­ WILUAMSBURG row.' partisan interest with the of Jeruealem. Nablus, Rammalah and Irbid—on which totalycur- the opening of today's session of ouster of his three councilmen. tion of radioactive elementa by few was imposed. The entire country,had martial law as f new the Taborsky - Culombe murder PECAN PIE Dole's In Texas, Plains Sttites general Interest o f our country, CUCUMBERS 10c and what is goodefor all Amer­ atom-bomb explosiona must be government was formed, with Kmg Hussein trying to end yet an­ trial in Superior Court. (made the ^new way) icans.” , • considered "as a catastrophe for Pineapple-Orange Juice the human 'race, a- catastrophe other crisis. He Was Francl*. H. Delaney Sr., "This ‘recipe’ may come as By IM E ASSOCIATED PRESS dlthaii golf baiU ^eported aa far In criticizing the administra­ Windsor, a burglary insurance un- 3 6-oz. cans-39c that must be prevented under " k shock to some people. Find A week of violent weather in’north aa Hastings in the south tion’s foreign policies, Sutler said: every circumstance.'* derwTiter. He said that he had a a Farm HoUse Pecan Pie. It ■ “ Hei President Eisenhower and heart condition but. did not feel BuUetins Hoit’s Soofood Dspart^Mt off«rs Swordfish, ■From Sar-A-Lee “ ■ Texas and other aectiona of the j central area.v , He said radiation from previous Hfdlbut, Cod, Haddock, Boston Bluo, Scoliops. conies already baked; you Plains States showed no letup toj | A tornado also smashed through Secretary Dulles have attempted explosions "represents a danger *bo would Interfere with his eervlce. from the AP Wires - have only to thaw and sen-e. , BUTTER-PECAN ► day at damaging. wind and rain j three blocks of the business dls- to win allies abroad the same way the human 'face,’-’ and added that U.S. Tells Mid^easf^^Thirty-six prospective jurors Baked by tbe Connecticut .♦nipit manv Of the storm-battered trict of Holdenville. Okla., last they have campaigned to win elec­ further explosions' "will iricreksei d been examii.ol prevloualy. Pie Ca' in • Wethersfield, tions here at home—the substitu­ COFFEE CAKES 49c and 79c ■ ■ 'night az'V'riolent weather erupted this danger to an alarming ax-, Fourteen were excused for cause WORKMAN. JIBOWNED ’ Conn., tills pie follows more More tomadoea and severejand northeastern secUon of Okla- tion of sloganizing and moralizing tent." , b y Judge James C. Shannon, 14 had closely the traditional recipe , CHOCOLATE CAKES Brfdgepert.'/April 26 (^P>—A Frozen Food Specials thunderatorms were Indicated fot;;hom%. No injuries were reported, CbntroUed RMc been excused peron»ptorily by the Connecticut ‘Turnpike workman ' given in the ‘Williamsburg VI (ConUnued.on Page Four) Don’t ^Rock Boat’ CREAM CHEESE-CAKES Southwest Mlaaourt, extreme east-1 but several . buildings were dam- Dr. Libby, replying In A letter defense and three Sy the state. drowned at 9:25 nJn. today, SNpW CROP FORDHOOK LIMA BEANS ... 53c Cook Book’ than^he version - V em Oklahoma, most of northwest-, aged. - ‘ ‘ which he made public,-said all life Lima Bcana. T\tln Park. > now served in Williamsburg. One jurlor was selected TUe.sday, when, police said, he fell from a BUTTER POUND CAKES •m Arkansas, western parts of Th^ Holdenville Red Cross said la measured in terms of risk and four were selected Wednesday, barge tn >thb Pequonnoefc River VALLEY FROST MELON BALLS .... U ois. 33c While all Fatm House pies southwestern. Arkansas and ex- that about 35 or 30 homes had added: . . Parte, April 26 (JV—Franc* -A world would be well advised not to are exceilenL^ by far» their but none -were chosen 'nulfsday. near, the Stratford Avenue On Sale Avocados, Artichokes. Rareripes or Shallots, Rad­ treme Northeast 'Texas. been damaged. The- highway patrol "Here the ' Choice seems muiih today, in effect, gave full sup­ rock the boat." . ' Bridge. Police said the victim.' SNOW CROP LEMONADE ...... 2 for 49c most impb'rtant achievement made a-tentative damage estimate elearerAJthe terrihle risk "of aban­ 2 ishes, Peppers and Salad Mix,- Tornadoes ripped across sreM port to American policy in the Says SItaatioD Serious Mrge Size, Makes is leadi^to-serve varieties, PICTSWEET LEMONADE o f $150,000. News Tidbits was . Ittentifled by fellow work­ again yesterday in Texas, 0**1A™ doning the.defenke effort which la Middle East, hirlading concen­ Speaking against a background men aa Michael MiUco, 50,' o f , like the 'Williamsburg Pecan, The storm hit this eastern Okla­ 4 6-oz. can’s 49e . SPINACH, 19e homa and. Nebraska. At least four Culled from AP Wires so ^sential under' present con­ tration of the Anicrican 6th of events which included disclosure Linden, N. j ; Milko had. been a French Chocolate Pie and homa town shortly after power ditions. . . against the small con­ Fleet In the rastern Mediterran- Tulsa’s Police the Pumpkin Pie." Fresh Green Beans, Summer Squash, Carrots, New'' tornadoes struck water-soaked that the U.S. 6lh Fleet was h'astlly employed as a letul caulker by New , Texas, causing consldetaWa- prop- went but at 10:16 >.m. Trees and trolled risk from weapons testing." returning to Middle Eastern waters the Chatham Lead - Burning Hot Bed Beets, Celery Hearts; Regular Florida and The amountt of radiation from Ocean Clear erty damage. Floods threatened in porches Were damaged in the resi-'. -,.,4=f rom . the western' ' Mediter­ Company, a New Jersey firm, This weekend, buy a Wil­ Special Vine Ripe Tomatoes. dentlal section.. Army chiefs- and territorial gov­ tests is small, be aaid, compared' Heads Guilty liamsburg JPecan ot_,one o f the LpBSTER NEWBURG southeast and central paru of ine ernors from all over-Jhdonesla be­ By JEN TO QUIT HOSPITAL JOY—Medium ...... 39c CASTILE SHA-MPOO . . 49c tornadoes dipped down in rural Introduced from the floor of the tervention by the Soviet, Union it ing speoial taxes. Boston, April 26 l/Pe—BrltUh DASH—Giant 2 for 33c Save 41c on $1.00 Size LAWN FOOD 89c box ...... COVER S9c box Staffeldelden near Mulhouse, convenUon by Thomas J. McNeil about secret dipIbmaUc effortg in LEMONS a'reas and sent a big scare through Portland. Maine, April 36 OP)— Middle Eastern capitals, but it was mbst certainly wonid apply." he Six of the convicted are ■ sus­ former Prime Minister Sir An­ DASH—Regular u.37c NEW WOODBURY France. 6 t Norwalk, the resoluUon re­ said. ‘'It might apply under other pended policemen, all former mem­ PINEHURST HEAL'ni and BEAUTY AIDS Omaha at funnel clouds * crossed Earthquakes today i)u>ok areas in Leader,of a Japanese Socialist undciptood piat -Ambrican repre­ thony EMen will be discharged 8PIC and S P A N ...... 27c SHAMPOO ...... 59c ceived no Immediate support. It circumstances too." bers of the vice raiding squad. HELEN•CUR’nS BNp|pj,SHAMPOO ...... $IJJ0 the city. • • ^ , 11 Maine, New Hampshire arid Mass­ delegation to Red China says Mao sentatives were uiider instructions from New Eagland Baptist Hos­ Omahans took cover quickly, was referred 'to the state PITA The jurors, more than six hours pital h^t- Monday, the . daily Ehdii^dandruff prol^era.- — Tse-tung told him he expects "dls- to smpliasize to all the govern­ Ingredients of Big War < 2 Lbs. 37c HELEN CUR’n S SPRAY NET tememberlng the worst tom sdo achusetts. but no injuries or dam­ Board of Managers after Dr. In reaching- their verdict in the 8- solntion" of Chtaese^Soviet mili­ ments thers the extermo serious­ In advance of the ’ conference,- bulletin said today. HELEN CURnS LANOLIN DISCOVERY that ever hit Nebraska—years ago age were reported immediately. Ralph Eckert, vice president and day-old trial, acquitted a 17th of If you liko croam eheose...you’ll lovo tary alliance . . Syrian army Unlveritty of ConnecUeut profes- ness with which Wsshlngtoft view)| Mansfield issued a statement say­ REVLON SAnN SET on an Easter Sunday. The clouds A tremor lasting about 10 sec both charges I'n! the 2'-count indict­ HEM). 613,600 BACK PAV spokesQtan says Israeli unit rsld- sori- feared reaction If it were to the situation and to urge that they ing the situation presents "sll of SUCARYL TABLETS (100 UbleU) ...... jar $3.89 over Omaha didn’t dip. however. onds was heard and felt in a 40- ment against all the defendants. Danbury, ApfitM (AV-Opem Doz. \ 7 9 c ed two villages ip. demilitarizedjbe adc^ted without fUF-her study, do nothing to "rock the boat;’’ the ingredients of a majo.r war . . SUCAR'YL U Q U I D ...... large bottle 90c Rain and hail appar^nUy "washed mile area around Portland,' Maine. Newsman Acquitted :rol o f tbe ‘ Hotel Israell-Syrian border area and;- McNeil said the resolution fol Tim phrase "rock the boat" .was. It'it quite possible that tbls country tional control HOOD NU CHATEL CHEESE MODE8S ...... 43c and $1.07 them away." ' . j Other earih tremors wyre felt Earlier, Judge Royce H. Savage Green, Daobury'e largest;eet hotel. fired on outpost with heavy weap­ lows a state-wide Junior Chamber used by Senate Republican Leader will become involved if events are KOTEX...... I... 43c and $1.07 Eyewitnesses reported Titter In central and southern New' had acquitted three of the original reverted to owner Foed CL Brasm Alway* tastes fresh .. . always spreads with the greatest of ease! of- Commerce program daaighed to Knowland of California yesterday not brought under control." He oonfusinn" at Milord where pow- Hampshire and Northeastern Mas- ons. 36 accused. Including the Tulsa ehortly aRer Charles W. Wynn, Never icrurables crackers or..shreds bread!’ And because Hood Nu- protect piipUs by Introducing them after he-and Sen. Manafleld. (D- •aid BUsenhower has the responsi­ •r and telephone lines were sachoieHs^ State Auditpr Elbert S. Smith Tribune’s Pulitzer Prize hopeful, 48, Its operator for tbo n ^ six Chatel is*made from pure Hood Milk and Cream, it’s higher in health­ to "TT»e Facta o f Communism.’’ Mont.) had conferred for 40 min­ bility "to make ths necessary de­ knocked out. National Guardamen The various earthquakes all 4ivitamins. Yet it’s lower in calories than ordinary cream cheese. "One ef the inopt algntflcsnt/ utes with Secretary of StatA cisions.”'' w «e sent Into the area to guard ware reported at between 1:80 iuid ened runa by deposifora on three \ Ju(tee Savage eet sentencing for tn jaU for nou-paymant o f Treat your family to Hood Nu-Chatel toMv . . . get Nu-Cliatel in < T am. (E S T ). ' , • W Mensik-owned savlnga and loan things we can accampUab at tbls DuUse. It waa diacloaed also that Mansfield did not comm.QnLafter hom es.. ■’ the conference.. ' May 3 and continued $I,(X)0 bond 813,000 In w«ge0 to 36 emptoym. the new Swedlsb-deaign glasses ...... 2 9 c sherbet glass. Tomadie winds ,ewept the In Maine, the Quake was felt in firms 'forcsfl( to close in C hicago.. . meeting ia (o' accept the idea that DuUas and Ms aides had'conferred Adm. Arthur 'W. Radford, chair­ for each of the convl^ed men. Wynn, president o f ttM OsuumM- Airie. lands in Southeast Portland, pape Elizabeth, Bidde- Army is prepared to go ahead with our children must know of the by • telephone . with other Senate man of the Joint Chiefa o f Staff, .Those convicted on both counts cut Hotel AasoMaltsa*. Stwl Bo- r^raaka Init no injuries were r*> ford, Windham, Topsluun. Bruns- ti;ial o f Oil. Jeha C Ktekeraoa Jr.. danger that communiam hblda for and^bua# leaders. Knowtamd told newsmen .that tioe of appsul m et Heavy nin and hail hit ppcused\of leaking, guided mleailec on a $10,666 n i l 1 sscreta.--; , / . "evaryons in that area of the \ ^ S ; 4^!,- * ‘J

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"^lANCHESraR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,. -ERIDAY, APREL 26,^1967 ■■V PAGE TWO T MANCHESTfiR KVENINQ HERALD, MANCHEE|,TER, 4J0NN., FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1957 1, - PAGE THREE [SontH Wjndisor e b t a i ^ Crete m A Peter Und. “T — /- H o c k v U U Skatinir Rmubim Mis. Rau( is a g ra d a te cC tha ..ses “the shock, troops of our BaijHl and a short business meeting ZB i4 Delays Action on Home y Nursary Tnilnlhg School «f t]nkm^ IndUstry Rackets Seen "12iplomatlc front lines.” . . Spring Rally Set St which time application^ will tan. Shieiliwold on Bridge / Mrs. LuCe was a speaker at last. be accepted. The Frologue and Fitton Hose Ck/. \ - Tho popularity of, roller Bennett Sets ! Onye and Della Royal Court degrees ■will be ex­ skating Saturday nlc^U at the hlght’B dinner of the Bureati By Youth Council FISHERV.^OR SURE ““ too Close to Side Line ,Tbe couples’ Club of the Wsjp- Adv.ertl8lng/t>f the A m ,e r 1 c a n emplified a t'5 o'clock in the .'main J ' Wai CeleWate Qjmmunlty Y haa grown so plng CoRimimity Church will meet i Building Gangster Econopiy lodge room. strong tha Racraatkm D ap^. Memorial Day FALL o r QUEEN i Newapape/ Piibllahers A**°<^*s^*®*' The annual spring] raQjFbf the to i^ h t at 8 p.m. in thc Oommu- > DBCBZVBS/bfEMY South dealer . (ANPA),^ ' Following; the degree work, a of Appealasafter discussion to postpone action ment plana to continue the iea- nlty House for a program entitled iioih sidex^ljwrabla various youth groups o f’ lhe Man­ *n>« Zoning Genlury Mark Biona there until Interest wanes. By Alfred 'UMnwold New York, April 26- (P)—Sen.'? ' McClellan said he wm gratIBed She told the publishers the serv­ supper Villi be served In the ban­ (ZBA.) left the owAerNrf a hbuee until their next meeUng. “Realm o f the WUd.” AU couples Games and alates provide mbat ice was declining in public eateerti, chester Christian Youth Council quet hall by Fred Lewie and .his Another request before the ZBA tomorrow, -ritating Parade Plans of the parish are invited to at­ H i J t 4 t John It. McClellA (D-Ark.) says 1 at having learned ■yesterday , that built at an angle wondermg wheth­ RockvUle, April 26 (Special)— sesaiona be held from 7 to of the fun in bridge, but even the 9 K Q » 8 Senate probera have turned up ®‘**"‘'‘'wer admlniatratlon has pa^y because of lack of “proper" will be held at the Center Congre- committee. was withdrawn before It came up tend. t ■ entlon in the nation’s press., The Sldonlsn degree, noted for er he haa a wwte^elephant'xm Wa for conslderaUon. The appUcaUon The general public'will have an op­ 9 p.m. •will continue each lowly part-kcore contracts cah be 9 6 4 3 .. . , called for new laws to prevent atlonal Churcll Sunday bet^feen further potlqe. South Windsor. April 26 (Bpe- Ooming Eventa 10 evidence of racketeering in labor; ^ebezzlement and misuse of union ‘You can, If you will, alert the f Its fun, frolic and fellowship. In hiuida laat n i^ t ' was from Eddie’s Auto Service for portunity _ to view the equipment Saturday 11 memorable. FOr example, it will be aWd 6:30 prfn. Registration will However, If attendance should a long tiibe before'any of the play- WEST EAST .and Industry which could_lead t o : welfare and pension-funds. / people to the problems of the For­ be from 3 to 3:30, and a-amall fee charge oT' Danny Nair and „J.Shn The Board took no acUon permission. to establish a service and facuui4a of Fitton Hoae Co. and ^era are not claD-HowaiJ ,2d *So5 “iStaf A A X 9 1 eign Service,’’..iShe said, “explain Johansen, will begin at 8 o'clock. the request of Bqmcnie Pontii tation at 367 Oakland S t in a fall off, vlce-commander o f Abe B. Miner Q^oup at 7 p.te. on May 1 at the eis concerned with today's hand 9 7 9 2 "a gangsterism econoiiiy.” I ^ Such leglslatfon. McClellan sain. will be .^ibargcd. ^ for permiaaion t » maintain a tomorrow when the company holds enough youngaten partiei- wU^iget it . . g 'J 10 $ “would take care of that i bb- what their'Foreign Service Is, why During the program, an election Several Sets of professions! enter­ tttcted reaidebtial xone. pattng to warrant .tbe axpenaa. Post, American Legion, has an-1 home o f Robwrt Davis, HoUts Rd. McClellan, chairman of the bl- tainment as well as stunts will Z-familr house at 40^2 Elro St 24 Protest Oaa Station open housf^to celebrate its lOOtb Wtet opened the king o f (hS- Q 7 J lem.” it should be better, ho'w It can be of ..next year's Youth Council of-, die profram wlU be a(Qoun>ed nounced that plans are slmostl ' Tby sionisl mseUng and lunch- .partisan Senate Rackets Commit- i' McClellan's committee ia io hold made better, and how, if It la not, make up the program. FontlceUl ia asking to be allowed ity-four property owners in aiiMvefsary. A souvenir program completa for the Mamorisl Day eon of the Wednesday Afternoon mCnds, and South held up. Tliged SOUTH tee, apoke laat night befCre the | fleers will be held and ^be money until tha fall asaaon. I on by dummy’s threateniiv heSrt A Q lU 8 $ all.pur foreign policy-making is 'earned by the Workday for Mla- Grand Tall Cedar Fred Peck-In­ to keep the house three feet the nei^borhood had signed a pe- of the annual parade and field day ceremofilba and parade.' iciub will bo kl^Mky I'st 12:$0 annual dinner of the Bureau o f; f There's no time to lose! Call cloesr to the north side line than Utlon protesting against estab­ hcddliig. West led a n ^ e r dia­ 9 J 10 doomed to failure." flons will bi■ e dedicated. vites all Tall Cedars to attend. At rMfulatlons perm it , in 1807 reveals much of the history The parade will form at BeldenMJB- JMborak Ktog Walker mond, and South t o o g ^ e aca. n A 81.7 . Advertising of the " American ^e^JCrk fr T a * - * Bhe added: "Only a strong, com­ All inembers of the varioua fel- the meeting, announcement will MI 9-7111 today apd we^l pick up lishment o f the staUon. according o f the company. • St. at 9 Ami and progress down El-1 of Main St. wlU be hostess to the 4 A K > I Newspaper ,P u b 11 a h e r.a Assn. According to the explanation South Ite a h e^ , and West K sa t /AiorDAk 'pikA axtda’a 71 a* ' A he Senfttor sdIq the n&tionD petent Foreign Service can hope to lowshlpi are welcome to attend, be made of' spring and summer ypuf furs for safe storage Ui our to Robert H. Foster of 393 Oak­ • The Fitton Co. can be traced Olmstead Enters Ungton Rd. to the St. Francis_____ Ath- j group. South North make United States foreign policy given to the ZBA. by PontlcelU a land St Foster was waiting to stopped right up mth the ace In t * Pass ventlonendte earlier In the day. _ it and eabW one is requested to bring events. One of these events is modem cold storage vaults . .. . attorney’ John LaBelle, the house back to 1965 when 'U»e town pur­ letie FiMd where the obaervancej The W ap ping Oommtmity order to cash the queen o f die- Past ‘Committee Inqulrj^ through Its own work around the World.’’ a'box lunch. The Youth Council the 12th annual Parade of Bar­ present the petition in the hear­ chased the yire King, a. Smith hs;nd O ral Com netition I be hew. ’^ e‘ Revra* Winthropl Chtirch wiuU hold a FamUy Night 1 A l* s ii The Benatoc said the work of safe from heat, moisture, moths la “askew to the . street” Accord- ing room when the'request was monds. He then returned a heart Pa«a' Pass , . ^ „ hla committee, - after a year-long crusading against crime and will provide .soda and dessert. ber Shop Quartets to be held at Ing to Surveyor Hayden U■ OrisOris- “ a rwro engine, built in New'^ork. The ^ Jr NSlaon Jr. wlU deUver the tnvoca- supper bn kMiw 8 at 6 p.m. la the and awaited developments. Opening lead— ♦ K wrongdoing. , Jean l-eClaire is in c.harge of aiv the Bushnell Memorial in the fall. and fully insured. ^Id Jr.. who_ set out the lo«tla if| w i^ ^ ^ Fire King replace4's Button engine tion and the benediction wUl be j Ccunmiinlty. iHouse. investigation, haa "barely, begun." < Richard OUnataad. 174 Henry S t, Dummy Wins He added; In hia p^pared text. MeCTIellan rangements for this raily. Thl's program will be sponsored by stake, his crdw mgde a mistake. that had been uaedTn thk\own for given by a priest from Bt. Francis. | fWSbol Landi Dummy won with the queen of told of a^sae which, he said, Hospital omeii Nutmeg Forest to false funds for to erect signs cioiM to the street ia one of tha eight State high iPrindnsl Henry Adams of Ells-1 The luncheon menu at Wapptng with two spades, two dlsinonds, n . “Raclceteering la a threat to 111 about a dozen years. school students who wllrvle for a hearts and returned a low trump. htert and a club. “one iinUm fund administrator haa the Muscular Dystrophy program. ’nm^ouse wSs*compieted whenlune t l^ w^rth win chooro two eighth grad-jraemantary and Union O ^ m ar liberty. It is criminal, and It haa admitted that out of nearly one To Elect Officers the error which caused it to be requesU weie ,*«• legislation paased in ISSONonade $1,000 college scholaibhlp toifior- Blast casually played low, and Dally QnaaUcn Tall Cedars Here H trt's on Exoitipio of Our Storage Rotoi: Vernon the first. Connecticut era next wste to give recitations of I Schools for next weak wilPbe as South ■won with the ten'of spades. no place In our civilized society. , . million dollars collected" from bnUt closer to the vWe line than erected row in the State finals of a public Uncolrt’s Gettysburg Address and follows: Monday, hot pork and As dealer, you hold: Spadea — “If left alone, unchecked and un- Soaiiian Burned Critically lesulatlona allow waa'‘,discovered, I Co., west of .E aa» to eatabliah a fire district and ■peaking contest in thy Senate Soiitti next led out the ace and Q 10 8. 5; Haarta j r - A 10; DU- union members for their insurance The' annual meeting and spring Coot valued of $100 , . . Stored for $3.00 "In Flanders F ield.". j gravy aandwich, buttered apinach, Urig of clubs intending to ruff a reatralned, with Ifie momentum it jirogrgm !‘Prtly about one-fifth of Plan Ceremonial th fa tto m e v said south side of ;fhe West Middle ganise and maintain a . paid Chamber of the Stats Ctedtol. monda — A 8 7 ;’ (31uba — A K , Has already gained, we could be luncheon of the Women's Auxiliary Stamford, April 26 (ffi,.-'— Ed- department Under this act the'' Thoaa who take part in the pa- ptcklad baetii, jam aandwich, appl4- .club in dummy. He -changed hla that amount^ had been actually of Manchester Memorial Hospital He Mked^tbe ZBA to allow the Tpke., and Easo S ^ d a^ Also entering the Alexander rada are the Legion and>ita Auxll- sauce; Tuesday, Spanlte rice with 9 2. What dp you say? heading for a gansteriam econ­ varlLiw in v i ^ o f the fact that at Windatw S t and WUbur Cross town purchased Its^irat steamer, amilton CkunmamoraUve Bchol- mind, however,. . when^ Ekut ^ dropped , Answer:. Kd one no-trump, used to purchase insurance for will be held Monday at ^ e Man­ Nutmeg Forest, No. 116 xallt'v»''rt''” ®''"^>’' * merchant sea- lary. Volunteer Fire Department, meat, green beans, carrot atleka, omy in America. That must not union members." Cedars of Lebanon, will hold its I man who recently returned from a the owner and the bank which lent Hightyay ^ at a coat of $8JS60. contest are students from the queen of clubs on the second opening bid ahould be preferred occur. The responsibility rtats chester Country (5lub. " ■ USE OUR BOX STORAGE The eagiga^as named "The the high ichbol band; Gol^^Star froetad graham-erackert; Wednaa- roundvteveemrl anP t that~Bult mtilfr ---- - •------S ^ —------"■The rest,” McCJIellan's text add- annual spring . ceremonial tomor-, I trip to the Suez Canal Zone, was money on the house have both Requests for construction closer Chtehlra, GlssEmbury, Hamden mothara, all 8c«*it unite, and the day, aoup and .crackara, tuna flah whenever you have the ' reqij upon all of us to prevent It./ Mrs. Alexander Mannella,-preal- spent thousands of dollars on it. to the street line than regulations ton" in honor of Croaley Fitton, 4md\8tratCord High Schools and This remarkable deceptive play menu — 16 to 18 points, baloB'c- ed, "had gone for such fAvelfarc dent, will open the business meet­ row afternoon and evening at the | critically burned yesterday in a Everything you can pack into the Stor-A-Box pro­ ^^a attorney added that an pn- allow were granted to: , who was a charter member of the Brunswick School of Oreenwich, i Civil Defense communlcatloiu unit. I aandwich, cdke; Thursday, haih- persuaded South .to lead a low ed . distribution, and stoppers in ' 'T believe that It can bb pre­ expense' as fight tickets, raffle ing &LJ1':8() a.m. Reports will be Masonic Temple. Candidates will j fir^^at ^ s apartment. Firemen tected against moths, fire and theft and stored for Any other . local organlaations j burg on roll, potato chipe, buttered vented, ahd I have an abiding hope be inducted Intb membership of ! said he/apparenlly fell asleep on a succoiaful effort has already been I Harry Jenkins, 129 Campfield company and was inatrumental in Holy ni^Iy Academy of Baltic, trump. This was the end of him. at leaat three sulta., tickets, whisky and larish enter­ given on the projects and progress ?5.00. made to buy additional land. Rd., for buUdtng a breeieway and bringing about the establishment and Sante Heart Academy of wishing to have a place in the pa-J whole kernel yorn, cookies; Friday, East took both top spades and re­ (C op ^ g h t 1957, General F ee-' and faith that. it will be .done.” tainment, C3irl8tmas gifts and the of the Auxiliary during the past the Forest at this time. lining room couch while smoking If the variance is not grshted,I garage; I>r; Francis Helfrick, 14 rade may contact Bennett for fur- j baked beans apd fish sticks, wedge turned the nine of spades to McClellan said the committee'will construction Of a monument 'to The activities will begin at 4:30,1a cigarette. Damage to hia apart- of a fire department in Vernon Stamfoim tures wrp.). continue its exposure of wrong-do­ year. Officers and board members Our Box Storage Plan will Summer-Store your bulky laiBelle said, “Nobody ever I Westminster Rd., for an addition through legiuatlon. Fitton was RichanlX who is a 14-ysa^old ther information. - .... ' I of lettuce, peanut butter and South's qqesn. Declarer could cosh himself (the fund administrator) will be elected for the coming year. with a concert by the Tall Cedar J ment was estimated at $7,500. get tM of that house." I to his bouse; and Stanley Wojco- Ohoira Change Feetival Data marahmallow aandwich, fruit Milk, the nine of chibs, but the deuce ing in-both labor and management UtcLellan dfd pot disclose the winter woolensv 36" x 20” x 10” box furnished FREE. fire commlatloner at the time of sb^omors \at Mancheater IBgh fields until congress has enough Following the luncheon, which LaBeUe a u g g M ^ that mistakes sM, .25 Bliss S t, fo r a. dstached the purchase of The Fitton, and in School, is Avmsmber of the De­ Tha Vfuiety Festival to be pre-i bread and butter are aerved with of clubs was a loser, and the de­ name of the administrator, appa­ will be sen,'ed at 12:30, Mrs. Bur­ Fill it with cloth coats, dresses, children’s clothes, of the same kind might be avoided garage. ■ented-by the combined cbolra ofl all meals, fenders thus defeated the contract information ' to / “clean up the rently because the case has- not i884 became , Vernon representa­ bating Club was chosen from mess.” / ton Kamp,. former president of the sweaters, jackets, skirts, woolens and blankets. in the future if property owners liniited repairen' licenses were tive to the State Legislature. among seve*si\locsl students en- tha Wapplng Community Church j « I yet been alred/St public heariqgs Middlesex Hqsf^tal Women's Aux­ were required tq file a certified granted for two years to Ray L. wiU taka place on June 9, rather Maaoheeher Evening Herald Evidence thus far, he said, has After his spe*9h last .night,' the Flro CMef John F. Aahei diair- trlMe \ revealed a ’’close pattern" d( iliary, will talk on “-Ideas for Aux- In the FALL everything will be returned cleaned and plot plan with a survey of-foot-lMSacham, 405 Main St., and Rob­ man o f the aiuiiimraary committee, The son of Mn and Mrs. Louis than Jime 15 aa had previously 1 Wapptng,. Soota. W lnteor, senator told newsmen he had.in­ Ibaries." The program will con­ frestOy pressed at regular dry cleaning prices. in g before construction begins. | ert I* Turcotte, 110 Center St b « n pliunnad. Tha data haa bean] reOpondent Mrs. O. W aarw Weat- graft, corruption and tie.s to the cluded the union fund case; in his said t v t f o M ia Invited to vtalt Olmstaad, Rlcharil has also had underworld. ^He continued: clude with a group of songs by the ORANGE HALL • “There Is no Inspection here un­ the Fitton Rrehouae, Prospect St, public apeaklng ''tf parlance • in changad In order to avoid conflict I brbok, telephone MIteholl 9-M14. text "parenthetically,’' mer€ly.,. to Round Table Singers of Manches­ tillU theUie engineeringengliieermg departmentuey** waieasi. doeseawe r— ^ church groups. According, to hla with aeveral other eventa scheduled 'The principal area ,of interest Illustrate one type of racketeering tomomw.,«Urting at 2 p.m. BiBANCHlNO OUT MAN5FIELD to our committee,.. involves col­ ter high School. It when a certificate of occupancy Ig r a e lji O ffic e r C4pt Herbert R. Wqrmatedt faculty advisor, George DoOcherty, for the 15th. an si-sa Closer Basen'- Mlebsel Beaate under security. . Mrs. Charles Jacobson Jr. and ia requested," LaBelle aaW. » wT-v*-aa • this la the first time Richard haa Aaks Fem lt for AgeiMy New York (SO—Fernando Lamas, lusion between management and who haada the comf>gny,. will be on NOW! ENDS SUNDAY la "TEENAGE BEBEL" union officials to their mutual, ad­ Mrs. John P. Cheney Jr. are In The mistakes in the location ofl - A f IJIA M ^ t l l | c r hand to greet vlaltors. Former city entered pubtle ^peaking competi Alfonae Misuraca of Laurel St. eurrtetly stairing in "Happy Alee Clark GaUe-Eleaayr Barker PKAISE8 FOREIGN SERVICE charge of arrShgementS for the BINGO FUR ' the PonticelU house was discovered! iTA^asssg Hunting’ with Ethel Merman, has vantage and to the detriment of firemen and city officials are ex­ tion. will request permission to conduct All CtnemaScope! ta "A Kins aad Fmr qseaue" New York, April 26 (fl’) — Mrs. meeting. M l by Town engineering department The winner of totaorrow’s an Insurance agency InHhia home at | launched' his own film-making union members. Ifou may rest as pected to attend the open houae. Tony Cartii Vaa k«haw>a sured that management will .re­ Clare Boothe Luce, former U.S EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT STORAGE, Inc. workers______whm they__ , visited_____ the The annual meeting oft he Vnl- The Fitton firemen will have ______State contest______will have_ siioppor- . . . .the May 2 meeting of the Zoning ___ FISHER ambastador to Italy, says the The average carrying capacity houae to place a street number on j ted Jewish Appeal of Mancheeter tunlty to win an addltional\$2,0001 Board of Appeals. He also desirMl He has pi^hasM scre^ ri| ceive proper attention' in this in- 9-7111 it * vrtU be held tomorrow evening at poUuck Btq>per at the firehouse, “MISTER “ KELLY veatlgatlon. American Foreign Service com- of a railroad freight car is 53 tons. 7:45 P.M. which will remain open until 9 p.m. fdlowteip sward os the Conpectl- to erect a slim 19 by —23 . Inches . in 1 “ unpublished CORY” and ME" 325 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER The ZBA later considered La>|7:36 at Temple Beth Sholom. Praaent members of the com­ cut delegate to the Americdn '^n . front of hls^use. The Board wUl Shrimp 20 GAMES— 5 SPECIALS^I SWEEPSTAKE Belle's suggestion on filing of'aj Held to launch the 1957 drive pany aref Gapt Wormatadt lA. stitutiopsl Convention at Phlladel meet at. 7:30 p.m. In the Town Hall. I Boh** Are Maroning. osrtifled plot. Members decided for funds locally, the meeting wUl Rudy 'Geaaay, AN>ert Tennstadt p ^ iJ u n e 18 to 21. Nnreery EnroUment Open 'feature a cocktail hour - followed According to' Jack Hall Lam' AppUcaUona are now being ac- by a talk by an officer of the Is- John Qeasay, Armand Dauphin, Ted Burke, Jerry Alien, Harry acting director of. forensics at thi cep.ted for the fall term of the rMdi army, L t Col. Cinnl Arnan University-of Connecticut, 13 South 'Windsor Co-operative'Nur- will dlsciuN “ Israeli and the Mid­ Holmes, George Devlin, Nenry Keith's Starts The Season Right With A Barrows, Mason Steele and John swards of $2,000 each will be made School, held in Wolcott dle East” . to delegates from 54 states and T A T E ( The UJA drive this : year win Bilow. Honors^ membsrs are for-, il on Main St. The school is mer < ^ efs Wlllism Conrsdy, WII-' territoriis participating in the ted by Mrs. Chester Rap stress the need for a $100,000,000 deliberations of the convention NOW M Bt frsoi «>$0 Emergency Rescue Fimd to res­ Itsm Flaherty and Edward Fried­ and meeta two mornings weekly. rich; former Cspts. John Bock, this summer. and four-yesr-olda are f. : cue and resettle the over 100,000 Bach winner, and that includes ^ FUEL Jewish refugees from Hungary, Raymond E. Hunt John Cramer, eligible to attend the nursery 1 CSeoige Newman and Frank Kuhn- the State finalist, will be permitted I features group partlclpa- Egypt, Eaatem Europe and North to H>ply his scbolarship to the I tion, iries, and work with the 1 Africa. the rascpe fund is sat ly.. college of his choice. hands. Application blanks may be "Video B r w y d ^ ' up over and abMe the regular Judgiges for the State contest are V eampaign naada of the UJA con- the Rev. Alexander van Ccurtland, All Rights Reservett— , OIL ■tltuent agencie^the Uhlted IS' Norwalk; Prof. David C. Phillips, State .FTA Avoids - H. T. Udunspn 4k Co-^ Die. RANGE OIL rael Appeal (which repiita to the University of Connecticut Speech Jewish' Agency), Joint Dlatrlbu led/Classes Issue and Drama Department head; and Oon Corlunittee and New York Prof. John Balmer, HiUyer College , V | Aaaoelstion/ for new Americana Department of Speech and Drama and the qihergency needs o f the (Contined from Page One) chairman. United H lu Service. O RADIO A lty, John S. O. Rottncr Is them," said McNeil, k public rets-, n BOLAND chairman of the local fund drive tions man who formerly served n f Q OO i O D SHAPE? /It i\ II and Rabbi Leon Wind is honorary with the United States Informa­ OIL COMPANY ■2t ^m nek . We’D aervlee' your preaent ehsinhsn. Harry Tsrlow is com­ tion Service abroad. Police Arrests 369 CENTER liT. mittee secretary; - “We don’t recommend specific 1 ^ N A Y 4 oar radio, or install a new .one. Ask na about the Tel. Ml 3-6320 steps to be taken, we only seek IRAiAi ELECTRONICS Twenty-nine per cent o f the to create an atmosphere so that Allan J. Dietrictaaen, 16, of 2611 Motorola Transistor Oar money tourists spend in the Miami IntalHgant invsatlgatlon o f the Autumn St., was arrested yester-| LABORATORIES Radio, with the golden 24-Hour Burner Service raaort eras goes for lodgl|tt, 21; Bubject can be imdertaken by lo­ day by police and charged with! heart that w SHOWS OAII.V CARTOONS IN COLOR teaaael 8 Mew B svea, Ceas. flit (lt-il)/NEW8 calling for the State Board of. Ed­ over about two acres of woodland. I * jo p M - a IS i*M Uksaael IS Bartford. CM b . i:W ( S) ADV: OF JIM BOWIB K S H S lS U ! lOrk'Spring C«a(s The youth is scheduled to' appear'] OtarasI Xt Sprlzsfleld. Usee. ••nd Utrwler" ucation to study the need for spe­ Gteaaei N OS-ai WEST FOINT Our Entir* Stock of 3 to 4x Coots To Our Flavor of cial services in achools with the ip court Saturday. n Waterbeis. Oea (tTMl BLONDIE purpose of outlining a program of Haitrid R. LUk, 22, of 82 Wash­ (n i FEATCBE m ovie: REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE CLEARANCE ri£f tAoNtli for April— ‘ desirable services. ington St., was arrested yesterday □ □ □ DP - □ D □ □□ □ O .□ FiM ( I) CBOSSBbADB You Save a Big TO ONE LOW PRICE OF ONLY " More than 1,000 delegates sN and chsiged with opexmting a "JIMiukekaass-CsUrd tended the . convention, which con­ motob vehicle without a license (1S4»_MCK_ POWEU, Tints. cluded last night with a banquet Slid operating an unregistered Service as TKB "ThrM OrsTm,” $1S8 on These motor vehicles, .police said. □ (not) UFE OF BltETlCrUi) BUTTER CARMrEL at which State Education Com- He was placed under a $100 bopd you like it! YOU misalbner William J. Sanders was and is scheduled to appear In court Reg, $3,9B the principal speaker. (IStSl MB. ABAMB * HVB Extra rich, amooth caramel sauce May 6. □ (ItS I) ON TBIAI. . blended into our pure, rich, creamy The^followmg results of ballot­ Patay Flore of East Hartford was | Delicious food, plenty of • :N ( sail TBB VHB i Values! vanilla ice cream. May be purchased ing during the session were an- arrested early this morning and variety, courteous serv­ "BeUeto F»r SsWr" ' St your nearest Royal Ice Cream noqnced; (IS-U) PLATHOD8E OF STABS Faahion'a favorite trim-alim atylea! Never charged with intooticatton. .Hiai ice, a pleasant, relaxed "Hey, Mae" .dealer store—in pints, quarts, half Mias Norma E. Kibbc, East court date has not bean set. Save at (n-M) BIG 8TOBT have We offered you such a apectacular ae- 'gaUona, gallons and brick. Hartford, and-Mrs. Robert Aiden, atmosphere; you’ll find "8cmnble" dectlon priced ao low right at the peak of New HSven, were elected to two them all when you dine lt:t« (>U> BAY ^CTHONY SHOW the seaaon. All firat quality. Sizea 10-18. G r ig . vice president positions. USd() THE UHEDF here. NORMAN’S $5.98 Mrs. Roy It. 'Cole, Stontngton, <»-N) ^ yA U ^ E *io7 SrOBTSx fin n a i. Ice (Jream Co. president of the association, has 445 HARTFORD RD. Ml*a4*el _Berrlei ______T.,______Hesaa.:____ "Kid" Baesey 1* »d. laalk- * to another year to go '* on a 2-year . erwelsM ellmlaaUea beat. SPECIAL PURCHASE term. HINKEt’S FHONE Mi 3-1S24 lt:M < S) MEWS BEFOBTEB AND $11.98 Manufacturers of OrfitelU’a *^pomoni** All other candidatea were elect­ **FOOD WEATHBB - \ 23 WAIMIEN STREET—MI 3-6950 SOUTH ST., COVENTRY (IS-U) PEB80N TO FEB80N / ed without opposition. They were: AVEYS FOR - t:t» ( S) JIT UTTLE MABOIE Arek-Blekea ef Caaterbmry' FAMOUS MAKERS Mrs. F. D. Olbson, Farmlnjrton, IBVERY (Wdsi ma rsyprr aad Babem Felen secretary; Mrs.' Edward J. Mak, Opea Dally laclndlag Sunday ___------I)MSTUfEW____ ~THESTBB (tt) MEWS»EW8 .MOOD" □ (wlori n:45 (M (M) l------FAMOC8 FIGHTS New-Haven, treasurer; Mrs. Rus­ I;N ( S> BANDSTAND I ( S) sell Bowen, WstervillA saslstant (IMS) BOB CB08BY (Cotor) treasurer. • LEGAL tEVERAGES 1:4S <«> OPEN BOrSE Mite diet Ul> BBIOBTBB DAT Also elected without opposition Including Draught Beer n □ □ p □ a □.□ □ □ □ .(!>-«> -dPEEN r OB A OAT aa district directors were: SECBN%OBM d o u a b motib CAR CO ATS U;U n il WnXION O. Edward Talmadge;-'' Anaonia; Sp«eialUii9 in 4;M (Ul EDGE OF BIGBT ___ H;U tn ssi TONIOBT 4:U (»-W ) MODEBM BOXANCBS UtM < l> NEWS FOR LADfES! ALL $10.98 VALUES Panelbosrirs PlasHc Finished Mrs. Lopia Nerii, New Haven! 6tW « SI JOCKEk aOVSB tai.DB NEWS AND FREYIBWB Mn. George 'Pechichholts, RMk- * lraliaii*AniBrieaii Food (lai AMDS AND ANDY Take 'a look at this star­ ville; imd' Anthony CoUclo, (tti THE ra tor SHOW RUTUBB MOVIE (M) WEST EABW SHOW ■ " i S.lzes, 10-18. GIRLSV LINED You install it yourself DANCING THE NEWS TOdAV ____ 'JeiuiM CrRlR d:M ( S) afpBTBOOFE * WEATSBB Glaser Basen SATURDAY S:M.( S> BTAOB S . “Tattered •Dh Men, m> oadabodt oaodis 8ATUBOAY. AFBa M (Sl> FAITB FOB TODAT Dress" Oh Women" ‘ N IG H T U4S ( S> CIBCD8 n i u SAVE! ClsemsSeasa <1SS>>issT BIObio Ttif il _____ CImibSSc*** (n>> OFF TO *1ABYENTCBB _ aaS Calar TO THE MUSIC j^F THK . JM) rmVK 8TOBY S!tSS:4l IsM-SiN-iil* A8AIN STARTINa THIS WEEKEND NIeliols U:lt (It) YOVB NAVY IL U E NOTES Monehostor TIRE,.. U:M (t$) COLONEL MSBCB OF Sun. I "Zombies o f Morn Tan” ., SCOTLAND YABD (l4) DETBOTIVE DIABY EASY WAY MOWEI' ENJOY THIS DEUCIOUS TREAT ' 1:M ( I) TELL IT TO THE MATOB ON THIS PRE-SEASON PRICE GOODYEAR (U> LONE BANOEB New ki die daw to fibr dds big 20" rotary TOGETHER WITH OUR OTHER SERVICES (ri) FteU ^E FILM (IS) liF B -WITH------EUE6BETH power Dtower at a breothteUiKiithledt lew piicel TIRES <(») FLASH QDBDON^ 1:U (UI.JOB FALOOKA Pewerful 2Vi bonepewer engiBe aad teai- ' B ton sad Plant 295 Brood SC 1;M < » BASEBALL GAME Only Daity^Freexe Gires You A ' Y sbIim s V* Biatia pnrod steel ^ade breeaes threugh.tbe flacst (U ) F U F P T THB CLOWN MANCHESTER TEL Ml 3-S179 BASEBALL law aer the tallest weeds. Cuts clese te walls, Choice Of Flavors and So Btvakijm va FMtabargh l l H m USl-LBABN AND BATE FOB Mulches leoYM te ttey shreds. If yeu prsisr, B o L “rO N N oT ^ ::!H (U l 7 0 ’.CL0CK BEFOBT > I:ii (II)------BOY BOOEBB (tt> WEATHBB wwll held yeur bwwot until at tUs low TONIGHT and SATURDAY MAKE THIS YOUR FAMILY STOP (U) MOMENTS OF I OOMFOBT 1:CS »1> BPOBT* DIOBHT sale price, with oaly a 45 dewa paynwaL Act Regularly $89,95 TONItmr CONTINUOUS FROM 7 PJL TiM (H) WBATMEB TtU f't) FEOPI.E’S LOBBT , nowl Our siqiplr Is KteUed. DODOLA8 E D W AB M 4 THE NEWS —— $5.00 DOWN COMPLETE WINDOW, COUNTER BIN TUTtIN From 10 AJM. Until 9 PAI.. aose Saturdays At 6. LANGF •••BUtor Madlelae" ! J e s s e • CONES • SUNAa ES • SHAKES. FOUCX OAMJt $ l BIS8XXL ST.-HMl >-7828 TOPS IN Q U A LIT Y ' • TOPS IN FLAVORS itu LIFE 18 WOMB UVIEO BUILDING MATERIALS [.MEN! ./■ Exclusive TRIPLE REFINED Kelt in Furnitui' LUMBER FUEL CQtotW a«mn ATLANTIC HEATING OILS m NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. MI 9-5253 1 ! 1 3 M A I I'i S T . 317 MAIN ST. 4 . , L. T. WOOD CO. (Nwn DRil]r 7 A. M. to 5; P. M., Including FREE DINHERWARE! 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' ■ ' ' ■■ : ■ . W ■ V ' ■ ■'Xli MANCHESTER EVfeNHsJG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., l^RIDAY, APRIL 25i\1967 P A G E r m / MANCHESTER EVENIKG H ER ALD .'M ^CH ES^R, CONN.^ FRIDAY/APRIL j 26. W57 I'------_ ------V a g e i ^ catlon of whaiHs good with Gen­ Russia Will start a wo.rld war be- . ^Roc^kSille '■ ' .. ' Town/Clerk to Issue •. / cgiiae it has spent yesr^ building eral Motors, of what is good with PriYate Senriiir:., A E C ^ Hits ■j; Tulsans Police Butler Labels businesf. aiiH now^rtth wha4 Is Dbg Tags 'Tomorrow up . its ecoiiomy'shd does not want Ike Sees Benefits Republican, has produced the most Apartmenta “to see it destroved." ■ Attlee also cajjed for the rec- j shockingly partisan, one' alded ad­ Separate eatraiiee^ air '■ 'The Town Clerk’*' offlc*' will SchweitzCTx for Ike’s Regime as ministration in ou r, history.;^ . Decrease in City Tax Rate be open from 9 a.m. ■ until ncton ogsdtibn at Red China by the f Smithsonian Institute Enlists Heads Guilty conditioned throngli- western powers. out. tomorrow to issue dog licenses. Chicago—Sev en tea n eiediioal All dogs over .six months of "Some people may. hot like It/'' In Parly Dispntes Predicted hy A Iderman Heck > Fallout he said. ‘Tnit there is nothing any­ Aid oiLoccd Historical Vnit Of Bootlegging Most Partisan acboola—16 in the United States age must be licensed by May and one in Canada—completed WILUAM K 1 ■ or their owners fuc* a mone­ one can do abo(it it.” I ■' ' ' * tary fine as.well as the danger (Continrd from Page One) ' ^ e said the U.S. “ Is unf, the Fi-idealership anci, will also hanciie 2.500 expected. ToWn Clerk Ed­ I day in a speech prep«t-'ed for states fails ! o f the Smithsonian Institute. . there Since 1950 and before hii all Americans today and in tha the comment it’s only n a tu ra l meht and $11,000 In fines. chant fob playing to the home WINDOW SHADES nance Committee, reyealed today. |"*ed cars. The se^ice department ward J. Tomklel repoi>U regie-, 'spring meeting of the American - ■- — Harriman founded the Harri man j promotion was a senior experi- future." *- there, should be a clash of intra- tratlons this year are running to recognize Chliia, she in turn The charge of Importing whjaky And to critics' of his Kind of audience rhther than keeping hla continues under the direction of Kotor Works in the early part of I mental enflnjser * party opinion. Such clashes, he eye. oh our alliance abroad. WASHAILR Alderman Heck would not estl-, - “ about 300 belilnd the number ! rhy.sical Society, speaking speci- looks to Rus.sia." to the state, dry ‘ for all Its 50 Republicanism, ..JEioenhower had said at a Washington news con- j flcaliy 'of the (langcr.froni radlb- Attlee said he lA confident this century. ' potiiuok for Mr. and Mre. Ckub "This desire to appease the con­ mate how much lower tlie rate Bc.sides Haddad and Ca'hlll. in- ■ -sued this same, date la.st year.’ ’ years of atatehood, i» * mis^amea- this to' **?■say: > J, - ference earlipr this month, make INTERSTATE . « would be than last year’s 1.6.5 mill 'corpoiator.s ot\ the new firm hi- The licen.ses cost $5.35 for j active strontium. 'This subs.tqnc'e,.; ’3U$lna will pbt accept the doc­ He is said to have produced ^ ^ u „ _ cUib of the nor punishable by a $1,000 line and “This ‘ servatives In hia own party and first miccessful airplane motor BuclelA«ham Con»re8atlonal 8 admlnlatrauon is dedica t-; u,e' history of American poll- Correction rate, however. dude, Spencer . Haddad.-Colum- un.spayed female dogs, .$2.10 for I if ab.sorbcd' by the body in qiian trines o f Matx and Lenin, 6e<;ause a year in Jail. The t«y—evasion ed to a program that has as its; hp* to secure partisan flomestlc pi^.. AQUA SHADES ' cause I it Is an Ancient and wi.se civlliza- C ^ a cticu t. A m o t ^ or p l ^ w Church are- holding: A.poUuck sup- tics. Ittical advantage seema to have PICT8WEET The city’s taxable grand lUt for_, hia. and Fred P. Haddad, Willing- males and spa’i’ed females, and- llty through food, could count ia a' felony carrying a pen- goal the establishment of a foreign He made that comment when 1057 is $18,802,’747, an increase''o^ .$26 for' kennel license. K ^nel bone cancer or leukemia tfbn.” phetoKraidia of **p*’^"’ ***J**, "J'l.per tomornm’ at 6 :3 0 ^ m . in the Itlty « f five years in prison and a .po.Ucy dedicated to^ maintaining led him to make extravag;ant dec­ mm AE Made to Order l i a are.what the Museum U , r o o ^ o t the c h ^ . asked whether he thought the fact larations. which have; frightened LEMONADE $1,138,000 over the IMO total. A Cahill revealed tliat hi* firm owners msy purchase a kennel But Dr. Libby said that *he The West, he added, should Social roomS\pif the chuheh. Mr. $10,000 hne. peace throughout' the world, a M w lw With Your Rollers -jiresent coneentbation of radioac-'-"W.ean away China'knd sill other Ing for. Anyone who has such in­ and. Mrs. Albert Hartensteln. and that he.ia precluded from running our allies and shaken their confi­ budget', totaling $313,m ■ wa.s took over the business on .Satur- license for 10 dogs, but must dthera convicted were: strong national economy to-permit 6 O*. Cana live strontium in American bones potential enemies from Russia in- , ^ formation is asked to cmitact Mrs. Mra-Richard Kttson are in chu^e for a third term had' caused any dence In us.” adopted at the annual City meet-.i day and, plans minor renovatiorts. buy an individual license for 1 Thoinas B. Rhlnes, Recorder of Policemen Jack Oott. 48, Jim vigorous expansion and growUi,- dimunitian of his Influence with Full Line of Custom each dog if the number totals from tests to date conespondii on-j »lc*d of bringing them together,”'] ^ o f thtKaffair, . Republican partisani- phlloaophy, ing Dec. 4 for the fiscal year end-,1 a Vertlfi'cate of ihcorporatlon was Harp, 30, Tommy Peterson. 37, and a higher standard o f living for Congress. He replied "no” to that up to nine or morg than 10. ly to the increased exposure to And he said: j jjv the Historical .Society. Butler said, had been applied to VENETIAN RLINDS 4 F .r 49c ing Nov. 15, 1957. 'The amount to filedfiled recently in t)M! town clerk's It is Interesting to note that Engagement ^nounced Joh i^ ' Cole, 38, Leo Jackson. 48, ail Americana." question and went on to say that be raised by taxation 1s. $227,741. natural radioacUvilv which would "Bui as long as we continue to] ahd Oliver Stephens. 49: booUeg- the hilt “by the President himself Not 2 can* aa odvertl»cd in­ office. H a ^ m a n ’t former manufacturing Mr. and ^ 8 . R oew lerardt. of The President thanked Republi­ clashes among party' members are correctly in our Thuraday ad. which is $14,481 le.n at the Rhode Island. -While here she was + ^ a deleripni to any war.’’ | ap^icationa are available' at the days .of government testimony, Tliere has been some .criticism, closet and can’t get her out," ah4 Pagan! Bros., local contractor, Great Council of Connecticut to lie active in.musical and church cir­ high school. A committee of Rotary involved many of the - defendants too, from a few OOP members of cried. Como in neW Choose wisely the monument" was the apparent low bidder for ; held May 3 and 4 at the Strat- He said a Chubb Fellowship I Accused Spy cles. as well as the. Eastern Star. Lecture at 5’alc yesterday atomic i mendiefs and sdiool oMclals will In his story that he helped- hatch Congress. . Sen. Goidwiiter (R- Mrs. Herbert Aston, a clerk, that will. stand • forever in inslallation of water and .sewer [ field Hotel. Bridgeport, .She leaves two daughters, Mrs. and get your and hydrogen bomb teats may J . M et as Judges. a scheme to collect . money from Ariz),- for 'example, recently hit rushed to the house. Sure enough, silent tribute to your loved pipes at Old Town'Rd. for tlie pro­ Hospital Notes Davtd Oliphant, Tolland, and Mrs. The president of the Rotary Pleads Guilty the city’s vice operators. Out at the Administration’s $71, Mrs. . Shirley Long was trapped in posed new high Kcboc'il on Ixive- ■ Discharged yesterday: Mrs, '■proye harmful" to future gener- ; A D o V A N C K ones. Charles 'Varney. Rochester, N. H.: alion's unle.sa they are slopped , CluV lU t^ id G. Williams, further Those who faid, he testified, 800.060.000 budget and at the El­ the cloaet. land Hill. Pagiini'.s bid wa.s $.50,- Allen Alieman. Campbell Ave.; and five grandchildren. siatM that the C9ub will continue were assured protection from po­ SHOPPING 961.83. M,rs. Lawrene'e Loftiis. Broad now. - (Oonttaned from Page Gap) - The funeral was held yesterday One of the chief spokesmen of ^mnde to hehavp” its student loan program., This Is lice mole..itatlon and their money J _ 2 We. have our own designing Etglit bids were opened by the Brook; Paula Tomaselll, 34 ('har- in West Warwick, with burial in -priirrarUy for those,, in thslr final was to be ahared by himself, L I S T Rtserv* your (Mr- service to build ar monument High School Building Committee | t p Rd.. ftllington. Britiiln's 1-rfibor party, Attlee de­ from not guilty to guilty came chandlss" in advance whilt Rochester. clared; year of coUegc, mining achool or Jones, Livingston, Gott, McAfee, JUST FOB YOU at no extra at a meeting In the superintend-j Blrth.s .vesteiday; A son t.i Mr. Mrs. •loHepliino Kyuit I>ep similar postrhlgh school field of after prolonged consultation with stock! are complete. Piik it' up ent's office-l.ast night. 'Tlu- Labor parly also feels, aa : his attorney, Harold O. N. Frankel. Bulloch and a seventh party. durini sals. cost. We do all cuttlnif in an<( Mrs. George Apel, 42 1-aw- Mrs. .loRephine Ryan Lee. 80. Bates learning, who are experiencing fi­ He said Bulloch's part in the THIS our own shop, from < the Second lowest bidder ^was the rence SI.: a aon (o Mr. and Mrs, , the pre.rent government does, that widow of William Lee. 10, Oaynor | have atomic weapons aa nancial difficulty.' in completing The three were arrested by FBI plot he described sa “ to keep the APRIL 29,30. MAY, 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 rough stone to the Anlshrd tjaMay Const niclion Co. liidding Ehgood- Hayes. ftFU) 2. n .. died at Manchester Memorial',.j (lef'errent to another world war. DISCIPLINED FABRIC 'rii'elr education. agents last Feb. 25 Soble and his newspaper heat off us." Msiday ttra Istsrdsy memorial . . . AND tVE $.59,230.30. Other bids were: Ceieo .Meeting In Nex\ 5'ork Those students so affected may wife in their home on Manhattan’s The jury began . studying the OFFER EMPLOY THE MOST Construction Co.. $69.‘-’'20..50; F. iiospital this morning* She was ■ \y.. only want the te.sts stopped A meeting la scheduled for Tues­ born in Rockville. Sept. 22, 1876. |j apply to Albert B, Mosely, chair-;, West 78th St. ahd .Albam in his voluminous and intertwined t(tati- SKILLFUL MEN AVAIL­ B. Neil Co.. $69,761.10:' Keiuent U ORIGINAL day in New 5'oi k City between lo­ She leaves a daughter. Misa Cor- j man of the loan fund program, .apartment on Rive.-slde Drive. mony, all from government wit­ ABLE., Construction (.to.. $73.405.7.5; .luno- cal school*offlcials and govcinment He added that he did not tFiink j arith assurahCe that all comrounl- The arrest climaxed A 10-vear nesses. after .neariy flve hours of EXPIRES $fa.skel Con.sirucrion Co., $77,- Inne Lee. this city and one sl.ater, ______i; engineers in regard tiyflie federal Mrsr Catherine Manning, - Long | riatiens are held confidential. Investigation o f a spy ring, umose closing . argument, then heard 467.10: American Construction ^ of $164 814 is l)eing cooidrtQn* A ta/4 a ^ Island. N. Y. Engage Thrae Teachm activities' allegedly in clu d e d Savage’s instructions for 45 min Other* may try to copy our skillful Co., $82..51.5,80; and Andorson- 1 eserved for new iiigh Clandestine meetings in hotels and utea. APRIL 30 Fairoaks Construction Co., $91.- She was a member of the- Ladies The Board o f Education naa en­ work. . .but it is never duplicated school. Au.viUary- of the Ancient Order of Max Miller pf^Miller's Phar­ g a g e three more, teachers for the restSLurants in Few York. Parts, CraWford told It! SALE 749.07 Supl. of Spllools. Raymond E Hlbei-nians. ■ Fall term. Kath^ne Nelson. 'Of Geneva. J^musanne and 'Vienna. “This a strange and 'diagusUng Robinson D. Buck, of Buck and Ramsdell, in making the an- macy, 299 Green Rd., ,of- Old Lyme, who will graduate from The''■'FBI said Soble took oyer “This.il a strange ahd disguating Burk, engineers for Ihe school, nouncemimt today the meeting will The funeral will he lield Monday Wlllimantic Stale Teacher’s Col­ control'of the ring from Vassllt truth fail dead in the streets.” Act stated that bids would he consid­ he w ith/Ralph Cornell and Leo at 8 ;^ a m. at Burke Ftineral WATKINS- '{er$ another service and lege in June-will teach in-tha ele­ Eubilin, former, third .secretary of .Much prosecution and defense w a n g h e St e r ered in dotad:and a decision made SteiKy^egional engineers for this Home with a solemn requiem Maas^ mentary grg$qs. William Paradis, the Russian embassy in Washing­ argument dealt with testimony by shortly. re. in charge of/alloca-tion of the^ *t D a m. at St. Bernards (Thurch. convertience to his custom­ of Deep River, a graduate of Bates ton,-who drank himself oiit of favor Bill Edwards. NOW! Construction Pliinned Soon ,yUnoy. At...... — IhaH im e local officials . . Burial will be in -St. Bernard's WEST ers. He has installed in his College, who has 4lone graduate With hla Kremlin masters. The defense compared hli story PINE LENOX MEMORIAL COMPANY CnnstriKtion on two shopping */vi|| be infotmed as to the Cemetery. work at the Unlvsraity o f Maine, The one-time Soviet secret police to Hitler's “big lie" technique and A. AMIETTI, Proprietor renters planned for the west end o fj pi ocedures for leceiving paynjent.s . Friends may call at th8 funeral Funeral Service store a Scotsrri.an Ice Ma­ Releases creases . . . just hang it up! Boston'lTnlvendty $nd the TJniver- general ratumed to Russia in 1944. termed the ■witness an “ egotiiticaj lUDGET the city is scheduled to start with-'under the. grant. n home tomorrow from 7 to-9 p.m. aity of CqnnecUcut has been hired. Ten other Soviet agMts were listed paycopath.’’ It also hammered at Pharmacy HARRISQN STREET— TEL. MI 9-5807 in three nlonth.s, it was reported Tho^ expected to altenif the and Simday from 2 to S p. m. and Ormond J. West, Director chine which will makk,^cry$- Resists dirt, jierspiration, mildew. He has taught in aeeondary schools by. the FBI in the indictment; the contention Edwards had malice TERMS tnda,y. ' j meeting are .lohn G. Talcoll Jr.. 7 to 9 p. m. against the Soblea and Albam. toward some defendants, mainly 299 E. CENTER ST., Mfl 9-089B OPPOSITE EAST CEMETERY , 14'2 East O nter St. tal clear, taste free, non- Stays fresh arid clean much longer. In Woodstock and., at 'VaUey Re­ A First Notional Store, estimat-1 chairman of— the Higli School Mitchell 9-7196 gional School in Deep,River. He Besides Zubilin, they included hia brother, Martin. w iiw i you b u y ed to cost $200,000, will be the first Building Committee: William H. Vernon and TBl(y>ttvlHe news Visaill Mikhaylovich Molev, who iteni* are handled through 'H ie, Sticicing ice cubes. These Washes more ea-sily, dries quickly. has been engaged to teach English IhtNffW pa,n of a pos.siblc $7.50,000 shop-1 Hahn, chairman of the Board of and aoclai studies in the high left thq Soviet embassy staff in PRAISE FOR SINGING ping renter on Wlnd-soi Ave. T h e ; .Education: Arthur II. Cook of Herahrs Rockville . Biirenu. 7 W. ! ice cubes will be sold by Washington and returned hofn* two Naahvlile, Teitn. Uh — Methodist I $CHJCK»'25" property is presenfly being .^rc- Jeter and Cook, School arriulecls;, Main St., telephone TR .5-Sl$0. j Never needs starch, •chool. days after the arrest of the Sobles churches are losing “ The fine a rt: Manchester's Oldest Edwin D. Merry of Middletown, pared for construction of the 13,844 : the bag and^will be avail­ * WE ARE and Albam. of congregational singing,’’ says | with Finest Farllitles Irons smooth and dry with one stroke. a graduate'of Colby College, who ■Soble, a native of LiUraiinia, and Df.. James R. Houghton, professor .square foot stinsh which is expect-] Off-Street Parking able 7 days a week. CLOSED MONDAYS has done graduate work at Trinity hia Ruaslan-bom wife, fled the ad­ of music at Boston University. / cd to open ea^y next year. _ ] Established 1871 and Middletown- Colleges and the A Stop -arki Shop Superm’ark el; Permanently shrinkage-contnilled. For Better Service . ... vancing Naxl armies of World War Speaking at a meeting here, to Ple«*e Shop 'T^eMlay University of Colorsdo, will teach GROWING and a W . V Giant .store to be part n , and entered this country in plan for observance next year of They are here in 7 IcrrjKtic colors. Sizes 10-18. ihrn .Saturday English here. Merry has taught in 1941, with their, aon, Lawrence, the 2S0th anniversary of thp birth of a $.5o6CoOO shopping- center 'aft - fX>*» secondary Schools in Maine, Mas- now 17. • , of Charles Wealey, Dr. Houghton U iflpri^.;'svill also *be under■-con- sachuaetts and Torrington. They were naturalized in 1947. said: "A Church that ainga ia on 977 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER stntejHon within thfee' months, a c -' GORPON^S^-* Male Pronaoter at PAW The FBI said Albam worked un­ fire aptritually. A church that c o rin g (o ^lohn E. Hayes, presi- WllUam W . Male, of Shipman der Soble in the spy ring. - doesn’t sing la dead or dyiid’.'"’ d ^ t of Lkur-Jod Inc., a Hartford ' i l

Pliyrs for trie Windsor Ave.' «r,it restore^ wiliter coats to that new- wepe announced liust summer, while , .... * 4 ' •• IhC Union St. plana were revealed. J m late Deccijibef. 1 look freshness! % Garage Changes flamis | C A N B E Tlie former Barlow Motor Sales,' HAPPILY WE WELCOME AHOTHER/ .50 Ward St., has been incorpor- FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY. Rger.ship ofv R-u.-tscll Haddad, and . 3 i FUN Adverlisefnent- GREAT4. HAME • TO SLOAN’S ■ ... , -r. . Vernon Taxpayei s; There will be GORDOH’S CLEANERS PINE CLEANERS IP YOU PLANT ,« meeting of the Vernon Taxpayersi- ■' Bureau Tues. e.vening April 30 at 807 E. Center Street Here’s thulling news for you and iis too! Those 856 Center St. 8 p. m. in the Vi-jnnn Elementary First National Building (side ent.) IS ALL wonderful, wearable, walkable g-'k)ve o f a School—We will have a speaker: •MI 8-8710 " MI 8-4266 BURR'S be sure to )>e there and learn shoe-—SHENANIGANS— have joined the many where your tax dollar goes! other famous shoe-names at Sloan’s ! QUALITY STOCK Only Shenanigans’ unique shoemaking can make • ••• ••••••4 You Pay them so soft, so supple, so comfortable. L Try them on tomorro^’,and’discover why they’re Start out right with healthy vigorous plants and be rewarded with load^of Wboms this summer and fall. for Big and “always the shoe you put on first.” At All of Little League Jackets IH'f more per can 1 6. Burton's will call tor '>■ most popular small ornamental trees. Just Say "Charge It!" 3/4* . . : y $7.95 ‘ your coat, w- $ I 00 ot insurance Opan Mondoy thru SaturdayLffxm JtOO A.M. tIH 8:00 P.M. V.' “BAND!” included. i : . Boy.s' WASHARLK BASKBALL jacket with Little ‘ $unday 8:00 A.M. tifl 4:00 P.M. CALL Mitchell s'. Leaguer emblem on left side. SAI9FORIZEI) V'-'V 1 - combed cotton sateen with, cotton flannel lining. ON t h e 3-5177 Three way contrastTknit. 2 slatih pockets with white cord and raglan sleeves with ■white cord. that's all. ZippeLlcoivt. Red and blue with Little Leagii^Stti^ ^ f r ■ ■%. - 'w^' p a r k w a y *NM(in(l.|US(pl. lotas • NtWUK • lO* 4MCHCS I*, .-i Hi . ih-iom-t it ' ui blem. Cotton flannel lining. Sizek 4 to 10, ■'V'- lu ’ iit; ■•'ir r-i.ii in ’ - ' he • • • > [ y • • • • • • S H O E S YL y ' V, //■*'-' i (‘ii-- iii- til...... 115 Tolland Tbnyiko—Manchester, Conn.«-f how 9-2508 * , ■- a * ■ 1 i f A - t i l MAIN STRUT * MANCHESTRR '■f'/ »>!f T ¥ e ■} T ' I-rfftM f t \: ■‘t- - \ l . ' , 'M 1- >/ /■ ■ 1 , . '' L t > ./ /: M: reft / ; , ; ' ^ ^ 4 __Si i:' ^^:/...H■^';^: b^■.■:'v■ ■; 1 ■». ? V. ■'■' ‘ . ''; ' ■ •- ■ -■ '■' ■ '.'.> ••■ . ■•' '1 ■ ■'; .'■■ H- v: r- A MANCHESTER EYEN1N6. HERtALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AP^IL 26, 1967 ; FAGE SEVEN ://■ -j liANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,jCONN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 198T r - ' FA6lSfiIX i'- ! South Road announce th r blrth of ward Steele and Mra. JuUyn New; WTIO—1080 Bolton th e ir. third child, a aon, named tmi; Wedneaday, Mra. Kuaaell Wln- W KKB-840 Thespians Select th'er and Mrs. ^ m u n d .Pereshiha; right to know ^ the American Robert Allen, He waa bom at RICH. DARK Ut* operation fot* American force WDRC—1860 Daily tlodio ZMAT—810. 1-Act Play Hartford on April ,23.. The couple Thursday, Mrs. Lealie Bittner: ta b uitder the naenhdwer Doctrine. people as if it ware not something Dropdles Sky'watch Schedule 1 . have'two other.Sona, James David on Friday, Mrs, itaiald Bowmta. Thla action, coupled with intor- guaranteed in bur Constitution and ■ / 'WCCC—1290 'Eastern Daylight Tima tv p u r —1410 Annual Grange Impejbtibn and TTiomas- Richard. , Mya. V. Chandlet* Foster ta d j LOAM in our' free tradition, but merely, By ROGER rittCB Drama Festival Flooded fMI Burner Mra. Chsrlea Zelonia, eo-chslmen i prdtatioM from the State Depart* $ 1 0 .0 0 ' per L«ta iqHiathing for the State Depart­ Saturday April 22 Th* following program sched-i The Volunteer Fire Dept, an­ of the rummage sale for the Wom- ment, augceata that thia country WHAY-Seranad* , Sla^d fonigkt by Kitching DEUn^RBBD ment to regylate and control In Midnight - 2 a.m. .rTTf...... VelSnteera Needed Fr— Parking tiles are supplied by the radio The Center ThSaplana have se­ swered a call yeaterday afternoon styi Society for Chriatisrv, W vtce la preparinr to expand tha Eiapn- WGGC—Uuoa Kvaalns Oeed Muale lected "Xlie Intruder,” ah im- at the home of A rthur Viterllo. on (WSCS) of the United Methodist Phone I^I 9-6474 accordance vrith Its own strate-, 2 a.m. - 4 a.m...... V o lu n tee rs Needed ■ managements and are subject to WKNB—Alan Brown hower Doctrine. beyond Ita own 't 4 - 6 a.m...... Volmiteera Needed ' ' • WTIC—hlmii’ Cola - presaioniatlc 1-act ''dxTflha by the Boltbb; April 26 (fl*i — The an-'- Each couple la to bring a hot French Road. A flooded pot burner Church, would like to remind mem- James A. McCarthy i KB actual Btatement in oriicr to five dhwige without notice. WDRC—Muale a la Carle celebrated French plaj-wright flared up when' llt. No damage Jlo bers of the church that, articles fbr ***■• ,, ' « a jn . 8 a.m...... Volunteers Needed WPOB—M*l Allan t 1. im It the Wfht to Intervene even The inner kernel of'the principle' f 8 a.m.- - 10 a.m. . .‘Jean Henderson, Mary Ellen Jef­ 4!ia- 4tai’■ Maurice Maeterlinck, aa their en­ nual ‘"•pV*" venv«re:'i^fe^^nd'‘i:.^e‘^^ property waa -reported. the May 4th'eslci are now being'j WHAY—open Hou»« WllAY-Srranada - try In the 10th annual Drama Fea- >'o. 47 will Be held this evening a t bg aerved, ' accepted. ' • •• t^thout . the appearance of' any involved In thia attitude la aa to­ fries ■’ WCC’O-'-RwirO nevus . Vi^CC-^-Good Kvanlne Good Muale Co-operatIVe School to Meet Louis R, Call W K hB -P.M . tlvaL of the Connecticut Little the CommimltyHall, 'This year the- -■ wishing to make raser> w . •ail^ed a'sireairton." But that we talitarian and un-Arneiican as ' i« 10 a.m. • Noon . • v-'-.r OPEN EVENINGS ,WKNB—Evanins Seranada The Co-operative Nursery and They request that articles be leift liSicbM tr. Cobb . M Noon - 2 p.m. . . . James Gdlanek, Ronald Rlekert WTIC—Rota Miller WTIC-Threa Biai Katra Theater Aaan. The,^fe|dval will be Inapet-tiom will oe done by Harry vaUoha should call Mrs. George Kindergarten, Inc., invitea.all par- at .(he South Rd. entrance of the a c t ^ y Intend to, act in- thia way anything that could be found in V ...... James Oalanek. Ronald Riekart WDRC—Oil Kolby WDRC-Low-ll 'Thninaa held at the Avery Memorial Thesy , %bTE8 2 p.m.. - 4 p.m. . . . THURSDAY-nUDAY W’POP—Waxwork# WPqP—Haat the Artiat Kitting. State .Deputy of East Taylor, Mrs. A. J. Freddo. or one enta of 4 and 6-year old children to church. If an.vone ia unabla to get AdvBoeo ia atlft doubtful. We are, at the Oommunlat China. 4 p',4n.. - 6, p.m...... Thomas Hickey l it e - ter In Hartford on three'aucrea.s4ve Central Pomona Grange No. 3. ! of room mothers, for their attend their May 4 meeting at 8 their donatioha to the church, ar­ * '^ H A Y —Open Houoe WHAY—Jax* Allf.v* evening:#, May 9, 10 and 11.. -l' moment; bUll uainr the threat of , 6 p.m. - 8 p.ih...... Luby Burke, Barbara Lemlra \ 1 WceO—Recuro Revua The main feature df the evening child'.a room. p.m. It ia to be held at the United rangements can. be made' to pick •*••«• ^§*49 But we willingly excuse Mr. 4:00 t« 0:00 WCCC—Gw At Evenina Gbed MuMa ' Methodist Cl\.urrh in the kindergar­ BB TMT . action ln>h# hope of avoiding any 9 8 p.m. ~ 10 p.m. . ; ...... Lucy Burke WKNR-P.M. WKNB—Kvanln* Stranadt The local theateC gi oup has gkr* i 'P'l* Yoom mothere for each room it up by ■.calling one of the above ^ MbhUm , • .Ti'AA Dulles of loyalty to any aubh ques­ ...... Volunteers Needed ■ WTH'—Ho«» Minor WTIC-Dick Burial ten room- rftftMoetiw ••••«••••••••••••••* .?*& 10 p.m. - Midnight . WDRC—Cal Kolby herM an irnpreaalve array oT Peter MaasolinlBbtl ^ , are as follows: Mlaa Leso's room, chairmen. . '* ...... *-g ■harper neCeaslty for action. tionable principle. He ia, on this $ SKywaich Post located on top of Manchester Police SUtion. WDRC—Amo* "n Andy awards during the 10 yeat'a.of lit­ son will be in charge of the sale | Spencer and Mrs. Eu- At this time parents will meet Not only tha KiaenhoWer^ t>oc* 1 . WPOP—Waxwork# , WPOP—Fulton Lewi* Jr. The WSCS alao announces it will F •••»b»»a«B•••*••******* lasut, meraly an opportunist, a mmmmm #•> Volunteers may register at Ovll Defense Headquarters Municipal 4isa- ' I lia - . tle theater competition. Their The llteiAry program Mrs. Llndemftn'a the teacher, each other and dUcuv hold A food sale on May 9th at the Oopx ••••«••#•'*»••***** \F W HAY—Betty Kimball WHAY—Ja« Alley ' 'gene . Carinl; the kindergarten and nursery ac­ trtna itaelf lenyea our authority ■hallow atrategiat, a n d : not one Building, on Monday, Wednesday, Frlda^from 1 to 5 p.m. -I. WCCC—Record Revua . . playq won. first place honor* in charge of the lecturer, Grace T«d- j room. Mrs. Harry Goodwin and J. W. Hale Co. In Mancheater.f ii WCCC—Guuu Evenlnf Good Muale ford. Serving on the refreshment tivity plans for the conrtng year. for action uncleet. in- the. aituation who la following any principle of WKNB-P.M. WKNB—Allen Brown 1963 and 1954; aecond place j Mrs.' Dominic Ponlicelll; Mra. -Oar- ’ TBB jSociE ffit8*PBli£* *Traeka I?eft by Car with WTIC—Rosa Miller WTlC-DIck Burtel atyarda in 1951 and 1.956; and committee arc Mr. and Mra. Bruce Parents who have a tmueporta-i . j ThB AaaoeiBttd P rtu it *xcli^vtly aa it 'now atMda, but iunif Hua* any kind, good or bad. Leopaid Skin Urea' circuits for futura axpansion,-tha WDRC—Record Shop WDRC—Amo# n Andy land'a room, Mra, Charles wWren M iImi ubb of. rcpubllcBtloB of 1 WPOP—Waxwork# third place honors in '1955. Two Rbnson and the, blf^hday cake Is and Mra."Emerson Bosworth: Mra. aeln himaelf idao confuaea the ait­ I feef Ifa my duty not to diacusa Workers Replace chtersald. WPOP-JC P. Morean to be provided by - Edward De- unred^*altenrt m^etii^'**!.! LJsUng needed for all types of ^UBBWB BtopatrhM ' to tt, or While the work ia underway, 4s4S— t*a— l^espian members otVn the cov­ Robinson's room. Mra.^ John Swan­ •'o*"** business properties In VSniSi^^n*tebBB btfBlB «ro BlBo r«ier»«d. A Thought for Today avoid any aervica Interruptjoqa. WTIC—Ro«» Minor WTIC—New* ot Woria Penny Richter in 1956. Additional an invitation to neighbor with the Skinner and Mia. V. Chandler Foa to aet the atage for the\M 3^ (* - laugh It up! You know thing# can WDRC—Record Shop West Hartford'Grange No. .58 on Refreshment# will be served- at | Sponsored by Um , Manchester Replacement of some 3,100. feet SMFD firemen under Fire NEW SERVICE WDRC—Amn* anl Andy , acting honors were awarded Alan ter: Mrs. McGarrah'a room, Mrs. ManehestarCVeotflg; Bemid Bol- WPOP—Wax worki run BBrne* elloBt of K, *. *• M*rr- tion of the Elaenhower tibnrifie Connell of Charchea always be a lot worse than they of 34-year.-old underground ftre WPOP—G Heatler Coe in 1951, ’Vickie Wachtet in May 1st. ■ ' the close of the meeting. ICA Ttb^- __ . are. Suppose you had Bunlona and Alarm Superintendent Thbrnaa Mc­ III*— Red Cross Drive Hits Ray Cpcconl and Mrs. John Swan­ 'Teacher Aids IJKted tqn correspondent. Mrs. Louis C. iSibiMMn • by claimlnr that '1nt*m^onal. Kinney >nd Southern New England WHAY—Betty Kimball WHAV—Ilpr^ i to Veil 1953, and JCditlv Moore in 19.54 son Sr.; Mr. Daniels' room, Mrs. Dlmock Jr., telephoiie MI 9^28. you won 23 Free Cha Ch* Lessons' alarm cable along Main St., be- WCCC—Record Bevlea WceO—Good Uvening Good Hulls The Cooperative Nursery and JultoB Hai^wa 8 p« eU 1 A cti^ -> Ha* Coramuniam” waa a t/th e root W Telephone Co. linemen are Njoing at the WKNB-P.M. with aecond place individual act­ John McDarmoll, chalrntan of Richard Olmsted and Mrs. Ed­ Tork, C^MD. Detroit i5a ,BoaUm. ‘Rejoice In the L«rd alw^aya: and at Arthur Murray’s? Or you were I tween Eldridge and Pearl Sts., has WKNj5—Kv^nlnK 8pr^n*d« ing awards. Third place award* the local Red Cross Drive this Kindergarten will re-open for regu­ t a t a S x AUDIT BDiucAD o r hia troublea. But,. aHhough he de­ agbin 1 say rejoice.” Phil. 4:4. the job which Mason estimatMVwllI WTIC—New# \VTIC*-Ono M an'i FsAnip mund Peresiuha; Mrs. Fisher's lar aeasiona on April 26. Ourrier and Ives prtnta, which CreODUATONB.______■ at a party where everybody took | nearly been Completed, be completed this week. \ WDRC—Now* Repoi'tor WDRC—K. R. Murrow are held by Lee Gunderaen. won yea#-, wishes to thank all canvas­ plored the .attitude of Egypt and When things don't go to suit you, their Shoes off and you had a blgi Bputh Manchester Fire dilef WPOP—Bob and Ray ' • WPOP—Sa^y It With Muiic room, Mrs. Harold Dwyer and Th^ teacher aids for Monday will ehce sold for six cents each, now li U — ' ^ ... rt the 19.54 Festival, and by Ruth sers and contributOr.s who helped Mrs.- Go'fdon Calkins; Mr. Sen- bring aj much aa one thousand n o Herald PrtiiOB* C ^ p W . U^.IBC., Syria tha i» ’o fcountriea we be­ And the world seems upside down hole in your Sock? Then you'dClifford .Mason said the old WHAY—Record Rodeo Rowle.v. won in- 4955 and again him make the drive a succ.esa. The be Mrs. Thomas Sharpley and Mrs. aiaumts bo naaiiclal reaponslbUIV fv Don’t waste your time fretting, WHAY— VB PiralBB tcio's room. Mrs, W'kUei- Perkon Paul Nelson; Tuesday, .Mrs. Ed- dollark from art collectors. tjrpocrapiueal error# appearin* la ad- lieve to be failowlng a ttiiaalan line really have something to grouch'.lead sheathed .Vclrcult cable tn- WCCC—Record Review . WCCC—G'jofi bvemriB GouO llu tie in 1966. ' total amount raised in the drive and Mrs. John McDermott: Mra. ^nDBeaeaBaa aod other readina raatter But drive away that frown; about. Or suppose you were sun- stalled'In < -i" ’09i1923 i.is K.ino-being r.nUo.rtreplaced W KNB-P.M WKNB'^Evpning Serenade wa.s $.580. in the praient criaia, hi# one ape- Since llle la oft praplexing, ^ WTIC-Rofo Miller WTIC—Monitor Nine Connecticut Uittlc Theater Carlson's room, Mni, ^ w a rd 2 to the Maacbeater ETeama Herald. burned and you had to wear a i^ilt with 10-clrcuit rubber sheathed WDRC—Cal Kolby If anyone was iiot contacted and ctfic aadlinmant of blame wha not WDRC—Robert Q. lAewti organisations- will appear in the Griffith and Mrs. Frank Ulm;,Mr. •Tia lituch the wisest plan of Armor? Or your Dentist told copper cable. . , MANCHESTER \ WPOP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Counter Sdv Festival thia year. The Center would like to make a donation Dlapiay adeertiatoc cloatna bouat to them but to Israel, jordan'a To beair all trials bravely. The department now is using IlSa- l..esni,asky'a 'room. Mrs. J. D’ltalla ror &a>dar—1 P-«n- you there were three Appoint­ W4IAY—Swin* Ka*y , WHAV—Dodgpri vn Piraien Theapiana will present their play they may do so by,isending It to and Mrs. Lawrence Converse; Mr. FOr Tueaday—1 p ut. M oo^. . Communlate,. he charged, were And amto when'er i^ou can. ments canceled and he can work four clrciilta for alarm boxes in a u to parts WCCC—R»o«rd Review WCCC-rvijod Evening Good Muttn on the May 11 night of the Fe.xtl- Manchester,Chapter of the Amerl- PICTURE BAD? Author Unknown-' this area, but will have'alW extra WKNB-P.M. - .... ubic Barrack's'ropm . Mia. F. Weldon For Wedaeeday—1 p. T“**UJ:, ^'brothera and collaboratora of on you all afternoon? Or after your WKNB-^M ^ val. The public la invited to at­ 'c.an Red Crossr-69 Center St., Man­ Mirier and Mra. .laipes Hassett. iter Tburaday—1 p- m. WcdBtadajr. Sent In by Elsie Mearman ■ ‘ WTIC—Rons Miller WTIC—Monitor chester.* DON’T BLAME YOUR SET I a roe rndar—1 p. tou Tburpgay. Communlat J e ^ " , . atx* w*>^ second htlping the Hoatosa at din­ C70 BRO'H" S WDRC—Cal Kolby WDRC-^outf Truly tend this parade of dramatic of­ Jewell and Mrs. I^iiiuel V.ale'nli; )y>r Saturday—1 p. m. Trtny. ^ ner asks you how you enjoyed the WPOP—Bob and Ray WPOP—Counref Spy ferings. Tick'eta for any .night of PT.\„I*ot I.iicU Plans rand Mr, Morris' rotm. Mrs. Rob­ Ctoaamed da«IHae; 10:W_a.m, eaeS taking their ordera from Tel Aviv, S l44 *™ * REPLACe NOW. day of p^Ueatlea esccpt Saturday — Aiks 9>2 Billion Budget Cut Octopus Soup? Or you lost your Join the “BUDGET CLUB’ WHAY—.SwlnB lSH«y WHAY—Dodgem v* Pirates the drama festival may be secured On- May 44Ih at 7 p.m. a pot ert Richardson snd Mrs. Paul the/'center of Communism In the Oharga WCCC—Record Review, luck supper, for adults only, will • a m. . . . , oh well, you know what 1 ,Y m it WTIC—Monitor ■from local little theater member*, Thyreen. w’rth the genuine mover? Middle -Bast." - Washington, April 26 IfPi — Sen. mean—keep smiling. FOR MACHlNEi W K N B -P M- WDRC—Robert Q LowU or at the Avery box office. Be­ be held by the Paienl-Teaoher „ Fire Drill Sunday Friday. April, J« Pn^rlptioiia WTIC—Rooo oinior WPOP—Qurefi'a Men As.sn. (PTA) In the cafeteria of 6 King-Hilaasln called on hie peo­ Purtell (R-Conli) said on a radio lleia WDRC—Maotor* Golf cause of Ayery’a . limited aeatlng ..f The regular fire drill of the ! POWER-HELIX program yesterday that at least )2 Sydney ~ Australia produced WPOP—Weather and New* WHAY—Dodgrrs vs Pirates capacity, Tliesplan members sug­ the Elementary School, This will ple for unity, an that thay might SHOP SERVICE You will find the “Budget Club” an ideal way to l;#a- WTICr~Mon»tor be the regular meeting of the ^ r e Department will Ije held Sun CaasI ih-oblfBia SettM? the sooner take beck the “atolen billion can and should be lopped 205.000 tons of butter during the 1 PINE PHARMACY WHAY—New* „ . , WDRf—Robert Q. Lewis gest that tickets; ba secured In off the proposed federal budget, 1955-96 dairying year, an Increase save for some particular purpose such as Taxes, ' WCCC—Good Kvenina Good Mu*lo WPOP—Queen s Men adVMtce. PTA. Mrs. George Taylc.Taylor Jr! ..y is/"®>’ **■ "t- fire 1 0 O B O O ""* ' lend" now held by lareel. TsI. MI MSES WKNB—Today In Sport* « ' . I t ia a dange'nma buainaas, .these but he cautioned .against a ''meat- of 17,000, tons over the previous 684 Cenfar St.—MI.tr9«14 Insurance, a vacation, pif anything you wish to buy... serving-as chairman' for the a^ Hkeoutive Meeting Net Custom engineered for the Manchester area. See .When we 'thuasr^get thia Arab WTIC—New*, WHAY—Dodgers v* PiratFs O’BRIEN BETIRNING days, to pronolfitce any problem ax'' approach to the'task. year. ' WDRC—New*; Weather WTIC—Monitor • There will be # meeting of the the difference In your T\' picture . . .. In black monarch claln^lng -that the Oom- It may be started at any time and like the Christ­ WPOP—New* WDRO—The WoHd Tonight New York (.P) — After ah ab­ Tlic Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Chnntllei- settled; But the risk, whatever It 1 :1 4 - WPOPw-Moflern Sounds of the Congregational Church are old executive lx>ard and the newly aqd white . . . colors, too. , munlat plot ageinat hmuhea Ita, mas Club it runs fifty week*. You will find it easy WHAV—Sport# B|K>Ul*hl ^ . sence of 27 years4from Broadway, U, has to be taken, today, ^th WCCC—Good Kvenlns Good Mu*lo U:16~ Pat O'Brien is returning next sea­ to be the speakers on the program. elected officer# of the Parent- heedquartera In lareel, umen it WHAY —Doflgers vs P irates 't Teacher As.sn. on Monday, *t 8 regard to the Sue* Canal. to save when you have a purpose. Open an account. . WKNB—Serenade • WTIC—Monitor son in a pla.v, "A. Casual Miracle. Tliey will ■ give an lliuslrated talk BARLOW'S TELEVISION aeema quite obvious to the rbqt of WTIC—Sport* ' „ , WDRC^The World Tonight In It he will play a familiar on Japan, where th.^ /f'handler'# p.m., at the Elementary School. ■Egypt has formally deposited WDRC—Weather and Zalmin WPOP—Modern Sounds New Arrival [X SMSMMIKMPMMMMH WPOP—Lawrence Welk characterlxation — a hard-boiled spent several years ^s teaching 1089 TOLLAND IPKI.— THOHI Ml 3.S09S withWith thdthe United Nattona a------declar«^}l»«-- world that..... Ritoai* i. woriti . . U:M- missionaries. Mr. and Mra. Da-vld Sharpley of Uon of-the intents and princlples Xot through Urael but against lb at Watkins WHAY—Dodgers vs Pirates newspaper editor. ; Television Programs WTIC—.Monitor ^______/'^ ______by which the Sue* Canal ia .to be reel in the Near Beat, we have WDRC—Russ Kaughton perhepa the aupmme ayrnbol of On Page Two , WpOP—Modern Sounds ciperated. Thia formal deposit of CLUB CLASSES f*4$— how tangled and iiheaay arj the WHAY—Dotlgers vs Pirates the document gives the sUtus WTIC—Monitor affaira we are trying to influence. S .. . Wm Mv Have Ij, 50 Wteka WDRC—Russ NaughLon ot a binding legal document, sim­ We will be fortunate if we can GENERAL W #^P—Modern Sounds ilar to any treaty. escape getting in deeper, for we $ 1.00 ...... 7.....$ 50.00 ***WHAY—Dodgers vs Pirates In thia tlp^men*. Egypt has fi­ TV SERVICE WTIC—Cavaicada of Sports nally heeded the a)M?«aU bf the are on the verge of a commitment $ 2.00 ...... ,,...... $100.00 WDRC—Russ Naughton f which repreaenta perhaps a lasting Da.va 0 4 QC A Call WPOP—Modern Sounds United States and,;tht rules of $ 3.00 ...... $150.00 Night* VfciW Plus Part# choice between United Kationa law $2.95 WHAY—Dodgers vs Pirates common sense , and proclaimed. a ...... $250.00 TEL. Ml S-5482 WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports on the one hand and .a solo United STOREWIDE SAVINGS FOR THE HOME S SaOO a a a a a a • ' WDRC—Russ Naughton basis for operation of tha, Canal $500.00 WPOP—Modern Sounds which is not open to serious quar­ States effort to police the world lltf.OO ...... a on the other. , WHAY—Night Watch rel from any ot tha Canal's users. SfcHTt your Club Plcm NOW WTIC—Cavalcade of Sports Need metal More than that, the hew docu- W'DRC—Russ Naughton ' i M'W'POP—Modern Sounds ,t'puts on the llna two very Modtrn TV Service IRiW- Saved By A' Second Murder Efficient —; Dependable W'HAY—Night WaTch Im pof^t atatementa from Egypt. WTIC-”*Cavalcade of Sports heat treated? One o< th^e acts up an airbltra- Fiction would have' to go some Radio and TV.Svvice WDRl’—Russ Naughton Umt procedure for the settlement | to beat tlje true life crime mix- Cehuuie A\ahbgany - Leather Top . MI S-8185 WPOP—Modern Sounds ef corhplalntb\^ discrimination or j upi which seem to keep obralng BU 9-3228 WHAY—Night Watch — WTIC—News other vlblaUcins^ the Canal Cede into the news lately, You Con Still (Obtain WDRC—News ' WPOP—News on tbe part, ol th a ' Sue* Canal The latest such mix-up has llilG- Authority. Ih a arbiuAUon tt^b,unal come to l l ^ t following the ar­ WHAY—Night Watch 'would conaiot of a nominee of the rest, down in New YbrR, of one A Free Baseball YA.M.K)9P.M. complaining party, a nomlheg of Thomas Joseph Higgins, who, Tables ALLIED FACTORY AI THOBIZF-D the Authoritry, and a third nomthfc once, arrested, obliged the police by ’TV SERVICE to b« agreed upon by tha twq„or, confessing not onljr the murder of Coin Bank... Ever see more lovely mahogany tables? CO p failing such' agreement, to be which he wss suspected, but an­ ^ I 0 J W Pins Parts chosen by the President of thr'ln- other unsolved murder as wtll. Inspired by Eighteenth Century BU 9-0680 nerving All MAnehffttfr Ama tematiohal Court of Justice. That made It possible for police motifs they have a definite Sheraton feeling. ' Itie. decisiona of' this' tribunal finally to clear another New Beautiful mahoganies have been protected arouid be by a ma,|ority vote, and, Yorker who, It now developed, with genuine gold-tooled leather says the Egyptian declaration, bore a rather remarkable 'physical **tha deciaions ahail' ba binding reacmblance to Higgins. He had it>p.s^! Choose any model for only $39.95 upon tha parties iVheh they are been under suspicion for the mur­ A -^ tep Table with draweY has a 174/a x 29 top rendered and th ^ must be carried der of his girl friend’s mother, B—Planter Table that stands 28 inches tall has STdR€ out in-good faith;” ■*' which Higgins now confesse'd. He Usually ah oval 21X 39-inch top; good foY picture - y The -second vary important hadAlso been booked for assault aUtunant from -Egypt pnMdat on another woman. It now de^. windows C—End Table with 19 x 27-inch that any dtsputea or 'differences velbped that Higgtns had done $ 4 9 . 5 0 top, shelf and drawer. Several other Need to over the ■ operation of tha Canal th at tod. \ models at the same price’. arising from Interpretation of the Thia waa obviously a case in Oonatantinople Convention of 1888 which a |>ratty good description ■hall be referred to the Intema- of a criminal, coupled rith good eat out? tlonal Court of Justice, and the police work, took in the *Tong decisiena of thia Court Egypt now man—for a time at least Pumice-fmished Modern Walnut Tables > v v pledges to accept as ''compuiaory But tha case bad one. more JurMIction.” _ ' ■'? blsane touch. Tha,4nnocent dou­ ,lt la by this latter p^eas, of ble's girl friend. In bar affort to rafcrance to tha International • get him off. heraelf signed a con- Oourt of JusUCe. th a t. wa may j fesaion that ahj^ had killed her 34 now expect tha queation of .Israeli own mother. 4 use of the Sues Canal to be 1 re­ She didn't make a Vary good or cine of .the most beautiful groups of ModeYn tables N; solved. t conalatent stbrjr- Of it, ao that- So, aa things stand today, .'the police discarded . her confeiaion wh’ve ever* had... showing Chinese-influence ■ituaUon would seem ,to 1m that rather quickly. But the Inference,' in square, straight legs.and tall brass noCJ»^x have the sperial probtoma which !■' now rbeing^ .Investigated, ■ furrules. They’re made dTgenuihe ereidod by the' natiotialiEation of ia that two ^rampletely innocent walnut finished in a beige-gi^V the Canal been resolved aa'Uatac- peopie went through... SOinetblog torily. but that, at least eqiuilly serious enough to make one of “pumice" coilors, i . handsome as can be! Important, the route has been them' try to confsee a, •r’'b* ,*hc D—80 X 3Q-inch Corner Table was formerly $69.50. PERSONALLY AUTOGRAPHED _j^Mpened for tita solution of the hadn't committed^;' , f. All other models have been 49.50., \ ■pedal problem of .Israeli ahip-1 Because .th? redl mtiMefer hap­ i>-CGcktaii Table with a big 21 x50-irich top • . ping, vrtjlch existed;' without any I pened to kill again, and, thia time, ^ pro'apact of solution then, well-be-' be caught, the innocent# are now F—End Table measure.^ 20 X 32 inche^y , ", fora the nati'onaUzatlon^of the freed of suspicion, and he can get . ' 20VJ inches high. Canal.„ T hia job back, if he want#'it. . G-*§tep Table stands 21 Vi inches high; Need To proclaim that there ia now a ' ■' Tias a 20 X 32-inch top; Limited to stoqk ...wfien you open.,. ■OluUon"~Rr-the< Sue* Canal criaia on hand. .. arid only » few of each 1 la not to **y that exactly every­ Ffwtcr At lumber? body will ba4otally pleased. Egj'pt Sacretary Dullea hita Used so ' A NEW SAVINSS ACCOUNT arrived at this solution in in­ many contradictory arguments on formal ' negotiations with the the question of allowing American ' CjlF $10 tr MORE United State# and tvith official.* of newapien to go into .Communist the United Natioi and did ■ its j China,'" he-has been ao glib and whatever yielding to them ral than dl-1 |^ ^ ,r - l ik r in .slipping from on# 24 \ Stocks A NEW CHECKING ACCOUNT rect^y to Britain and ff- I argument to another, that his rec- ^ REeUUR or SPECIAL tha ' proapactive solutlon''tJiS the p n i on-this'Issue has bacome one Limited you need problem of Israeli ahlpping la which almost' forbids American similarly indirect and has thara- newspaperman to trust or respect Subject to Prior 'Sak fore an element of face-saving him on a h j^ in g . , find for, Egypt in it. Because his arguments hsve But the substance of Egypt's been so trsnSparent an9' 'iio con­ Member of both declaration la . what averybody tradictory, he has had to aban­ .75 in all its delicious forms inclu.ding it fast should want, and refltcta. credit don them, one sKer another, bntll, 24 FEDERAL R^ERVE SYSTEM on Unltsd . States and United Ha^ .'•»*,'-v' -■ ** < =■„: flnally,«4i*r has now come to the FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION tlMui nafottstjona, and on soma point where he ia willing to con- in the ' ftoal common' asnaa on tha part cade that a few Mlectod American giant sundaes.- / V, > _ ■J. ■ '• >' ■■ of BgypU reporters, who wars truatworOiy, Park easily, shop leisurely at Watkins! /T ihould be allowed to gtf into Com­ Unfinished Stools 3* Drive into Purnell Parking lot at the rear of our.^_ On The Verge munist China, to bring back the^ ntwa for all thS'^st. . . store. Paj’ the attendant. Use our convenient -r a pleasing variety that will appedi to * « Y E L l O W Siaenhower Doctrina au­ This la tha ataga next to the NATIONAL BANK thorised thB'President to lake ac­ last before the final Dulles aur- rear “Coral Door.” We redeem your parking ticket. Just th€^ stool to use ht MANCHISTU . PAGES'’ tion in cast a Near, Bast nation render. Even in\thi* last grudging M^il and Phone Orders filled. Call Mitchell 3-Jil71 the sink; In groups at the entireJam ily. waailhceatenad by ''armed aggrea- atage, however, Dullea is atill doing the breakfast bar or in SM MAIN STRiKBT Uoa” from a nation cootroU^ by two things that are totally Wrong the game room. Unfinish­ *^jftcmational Cdmmunlim.'’ tor America. ed ready for you to use -V Npw King Huaaetn of Jordan First, ha is holding up tha Bam­ your imagination and in­ proclaims that ha.Js being plotted boo Oirtain. genuity! Stain or paint .V sgainat land threataned by "inUr- 1** Sacond, ha ia abll traadng tha 'em. 30 inches t;all. Reg. f- **A Creator Bank for Greeter Maneheuv^ .\' 3 0 F R I E N D LY I C E C R E A M~ S w f l E S i n , M #ss. a m G-o n n. I I BBtlnnal Cbmmuniam;** ^ And 'our American press, ita penbnnel, and V / ■' 44.95. •'1 ' ■ " ■■ - ■ , ' ■ Y ,1, . ■nth n aet mbvaa to the eastern tU procaaaca, aa if It all consti- ■I- M T i I r i l l ' ' • III'' ■. ii ' '' Mii'.i',L J" ■ '1 ' ,'i. ' I ... ■ I" R e w jl 'UsdlcsiTaaeaii - m if thia atato-' tuUd aa u^stryment of hia feraign V!,' ] - i j , 'I, 7 ,■ ■ ' j' 1 *'/■ : f k ■ t . ' , v i/r,/'f lU s i upsprapse* ppUf:^ lief has boss uaiag tha 'MAW sretEt . '/ r . ' M 1 ■ ' k. ■: ' ' '■•■.n- ■ ■U-X' /. /■ N ■

'• ^^J I' .'•■ f ■ . ■•■; ; ■ .^ .* . ■ ' / - ■ A - ■HU \- PA G E N IN E ■■; I. \t. tr^' MAlifCHESTER E V E N IN G H E R A L P , M ANCHESTER, COKN., FR ID A Y, APR|1^ 26, 1957, >< r. >■' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1967 P A G T t l G H T Siate to^Com p^ ^ Dowagiae, Mich.. Dally News from Civic Music Members Fire, Police Parly 1912 until hla retirement leal year, sssiiriT" B o o k le t c>T(i~Trowir Awarded Fellowhhip died Thursday. SALTED NUTS ast-West Dilemma More States Join Slated Tom orrow ClnclnnaU—Fr/nk B. Koaster, 51, W * cMiytr'* Complete information on Man­ public relations counael ■former former Get Chance to Renew chester will be available to indus­ ' ' ■' '■ ■ ■ Clncln- E 'tv. ' • :-V. promotion director for UiV tries for the first time in a booklet The annual Firs and Police ait- nati PoaJ. died Thursday...... beck p frty will be held tomorrojv Arthur Drug Sto m The 1,850 members of the Civic] now being,prepared bj! the Con­ Makes Hussein Dizzy San Francisco—-Elnora Fast Time Parade night. at South Manchaater Fire Music Association of Manchester ] necticut Development Commlaalon; Always Buy Department Hose Co. No. 1. son, 83. formar president of th.e are being invited to renew their , American Nurses' Assn,, and om ‘ Facta have' already been col­ r aAMKS MAJlIvOW The King. >now inf the Setback wlINbe played sterling By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS *vton and the northern end of the time professor of applied sociology membership for hext year and lected and the booklet will be etiHi M ''‘■*tehln» end that he mlfht at 9:30 and bowling will follow. ' have until May' 20 to make their Better At J^aaW agwm . April 2« h,Y,. »A: mejeOTItta* :n * - In Matgh. .■**•- tlori on the town's population, . Palestinians too much. which will observe ‘fast time" on a cated they will follow Minnesota's King. 81, retired ' physicist who TEL. Ml S-M8S * H a ‘ no«la Wedlern help, but he statewide basis. In sutes where lead. Deaths Last Night pioneered research In apectroacopy, ' Dues for adults are still 36 and: taxes, planning' and zoning,, his­ Your Local v A t the eame lime he beamed his for members under 18 years old i S p i't afford to look too pro-West- troubfes on ^’international commu­ the time has been mixed in past Aside from these changes, moat the tmalysia of light rays from the tory, Climate, preseiW-hualnesa and at least right now. He's an, summers, 'more communities are Amerfeans will either turn cldcka stars, bead of the-physiCs labora­ ' »3. , , . . ; Industfy. hospital, school system nism'’ whose Middle Eastern Coral Gables, FlSr—John F.^Cvir- Members are being asked to re-1 AuHioriied fc b Nationalist, all for a strong headquarter.^, he safd, .was Israel. adopting daylight lltfi'e. up one hour Sunday or Ignore the ry,'84, leader of Tammany Hall in tory at Mt. Wilson Observatory and library- ■" .world,,but he has to watch Also growmg is the movement wholf thing according to the way. turn talent ’ preference ballots Six hundred , copies will .be He must have tried to fry a lot of the Jimmy Walker era, who quit from 1908 to 1943, died Thursday. . wiien they send their subscription asit last sonie of hjs supposed fish with that twist. », to continue daylight saving tlihe they did it laat year. H# was born in JerseyvlUe, III. ■printed by the Development Com­ •r '■} imlltlca after losing his Tarnmmiy • chqck. mission. French said. "Of these, 200 i» *1^ : ■ ■ i l I Arab friends cut his throat. It could make anticommunist until the laat Sunday m October, The breakdown: eadership in 1934, two years after Ri * ■ Chevrolet Z N a m * Arabs In Minority Officers Reelected will go to the Manchester Cham­ Palestinians suspicious ■ of pro­ instead of ending it, on the -once Starting daylight time April 28 the forced resignation of Demo­ - J 'r - ^ ' « » Above’s all else hene rules a ' Palestinians but it sought traditional closing dqte, the last and'entiing it Oct. 27 on a state­ Royal McBee PiRiil-Set RUSCO A t a recent meeting, directors ber of Commerce, 100 will be sent Dealer for Over cratic'Mayor Walker, died Thurs­ reelected sll association officers to Connecticut Industrial Develop­ lero foreign Up show all anti-Israel Palestln- SundaV In September. wide basis: Main^ New Hamp­ day. He was born in Ireland. hlB own naUve Arabs. ( igj,., that he was sUll anti-Israel Farmers, who are the principal shire. Vermont, Rhode Island, Con­ Hartford. April 26 (J5 — The There Is a Difference to tbetr posts except' Mrs. Martha ment Council members and oth­ a ...; ' - . e Dover-Foxcroft. M. a I n e — Mlaa Steven.son. Mrs. Stevenson has I 28 Years^ 2: Jordan Iwa sd»ut " 'himself. The statemehta out of opponents of summer fast time, necticut, MassqchuaeEte, N e w Royal McBee Corp. announced ers will be sent out in answer to - James F. Oakes Myrtice Oakes, about 77, wealthy taken a position with the Civic iiir i' ' ple. About 900,000 are Pales- Jordan have been full o f. double- will be horrified to learn, that a York, New Jersey, and Delaware. plana yesterday .for a twO-mllllon- inquiries. ■iater^of the late Sir Harry Oakes, COMB. WINDOWS Music Concert Service of New Kan Arabs who bw:ame Jor- talk but that’s no wonder. , new movement i» under way— to Starting daylight time April 28 dollar research center in Bloom­ l)r. .Merrill H. Kiibitiiiw Most, of the information was James F. Oakes, son of Mr. and British baronet who was slain mys- York, .the agency handling book­ collected by a field representative dtoalans in 1048 during the Arab- put daylight time into effect the and ending It Oct. 27. on a state­ field. The new center will conduct and DOORS Mra- Frank Oakes; 61 HawthOnie terioualy in 1943 in hia Nassau, Ba­ ing of concert artists throughout of the Development Commission Shraell War when Hus#ein>,«rand- year 'round, wide badla: Maine. New Hamp­ research in typewriters, data proc- M har, King Abdullah, grabbed St., has received a teaching fellow­ Thev will be cheered, however, hamas, home; died Thursday. e-ssing machines snd eiectronic the cduhtry ■ 11am Knight, treasurer; and John who visited Manchester and talked ship fr'ein the Graduate School of shire, Vermont.. Rhode IsIamL Con- In All Priea R a n ^ Manchester's Newest and Most Modern Automotive Center of Palestine or because they; loTearn. that the movement so fa r ' Fort Meade, MdT^Harry H.~ computers. ali~of which the com­ Mrs." SJevensqn will be replaced aa_ Deme, publicitv chairman. to toWn officials. the University of North Carolina, n e c t i c u t. Massachusetts, New secretary by Mrs. W. Donald ■ Directors of the association are «a d to Jordan from Israel. Local Stocks haa gained little support except York, New Jefisey, and Delaware. Whiteley,' . tS, publisher of ' the pany makes. Choose From: 'Ambassadori . Xirba remaining Jordanians—the Chapel Hill. N. C. He will begin in Louisville. Ky.. where an ordi­ Premier. Regal, Custom. Stroud. ’ • " Mrs. John S. Bisse.ll, George W. his graduate work next .fall in the Starting daylight time statewide Chenev Sr,-, Mrs. A. L. Crowell, Durham Town Clerk Die^j flattraa—are m ostly Bedouins. nance to put ' through daylight ' U.1 -. Dr. Merril D. Hublnow, president,; field o f experimental jwychology. April 28 and ending it.Sept. 29; announced that even though the Mrs, Leon Dobkin, Mrs,-; Sidney Sliunly Bheepherders. less edJicated Ouotations-Purnlshed by , ' time -winter and summer is now .Durham. April 26 (Ah—Francis ] A ' senior at Hillyer College. Galifornia, Nevada, Indiana anti a.ssociatlon gave four c'om-erts in- Ellis, Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, Mrs. jptd aopl^lcated than the Pales- Ceburn A MIddIcbrook, Inc.. being debated. RUSCO SALES OFFICE E. Korn, town clerk, died yester­ Oakes Is taking a Liberal Arts Wlaconaln. ' atead of three, the season ended Harold W. Garrily, Dr. Thomas ftiiqna. But the Bedouins are the Bank Stocks Retreat In Indians Remaining on . standard .time 149 MIDDLE T P U . WEST day at his home. He was 70 and Backbone of Hussein's army. > ■ ‘ ’ Bid Asked program,. with a major in be­ with a small surplus in the treas­ M. Hcaly, the Mon. Charles S. havioral aci'epce. He will be award-' < And the movement went back­ statewide: North and South Cgro- Ifir fint load.... frtnrmher Ffd En\bir TEL. .MI 9-3641 or M l 9-4856 Hou^e,'Arthur H. Illing. Matthew had been In crfflce since 1919. He Who Says You Can’t 5. It's on this army he must depend First National Bank ury. ed hia bachelor of arts degree in ward In Indiana, where some com­ •lina, Tennessee. Arkansas, Georgia M. Moriartv, R. N. Nicola, Mrs. leaves a widow, two sons and two | f t keep hia throne. A t the same of Manchester . 20 S4 The Bartlett-Bralnard Co.\, Public membership week will be munities having year-around day­ Alabama, Misaisalppi. Louisiana, Joseph G. Pero, the Rev. K. EJnar. daughters, ‘----■ ibne. tn order to avqid civil war Hartford. National 1 June. W'est Hartford, Conn. from May, 20 to May 25 and no A 1948 graduate of Manchester light time will now have to end It Michigan, Iowa. Kansas, Texas, members will be enrolled after that Rask, Mrs. John F.. Tierney, Phil­ gad perhaps hla own ruination, h^, Bank and Trust Co. 29 31 in the fail because of a new stat^ High School, Oakes served in the Oklahoma, Arizona, Nebraska, date. lip IFreggoI, Miss Hazel Jane Trot­ 6 enust try to pacify the Palestinians Conn. Bank and ter. Mayor Harold A. Tuikington, Truet Co...... ; 3« 30 ,U. S. Army from October 1949 to Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Utah. Showroom Open Other offleers, besides Dr. Rubi- B l -Jordan. January'1953. He. took paralroop '"^Generally., the eastern seaboard C. Elmore Watkins and Rabbi — What Uuasetn and hla Bedouins Manchester Trust . .. 64 69 South Dakota, Colorado, Ore^^on Daily - now and Mrs. Stroud, are. Atty. Almost 2 Million training, and -was. assigned to the south to Washington. D.C.. will and Washington. John R. Mrosek. Mrs. George Leon Wind. Mo t with the Palestinians is a Fire Inadrance Companies - 82nd Airborne Division Band, in observe daylight saving- Ume. aa The time pattern ^11 be mixed Cheney Sr.. Mrs. Cliarlea, S. House Inquiries about memberships t PRESCRIPTIONS trad Ot lafiwl .and a desire for Aetna Fire ...... 75 .78 which he played trombone. will California. Nevada and acat- in the remaining states snd Miss Marlon M. Casey, vice may be directed to officers or di­ ► "SAFELY HLLED" V atretv world.'It’s because Hartford Fire ...... 1.58 168 tered cities and states in between. RESTAURANT Friday Until 9 p.m. rectors. or mailed to Civic Music r National Fire ...... 80 8.5 OakM ia co-orgarilzer of tl]e presidents: Mrs, .1. Herbert Fin­ •r their hatred for Israel that so 'Hillyer College Band. Last year, Most of the South, the Middle lay and Mrs. H: F. Kimball, cam­ Association of Manchester,"Music aaaay -Arabs are anti-Western Phoenix ... — ...... 75 78 West and Southwest anti Far West 6,700 New Joh» in State and COCKTAIL LOUNGE Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Box,]' P. (>. Box 386, Manchester, if Arthur Drug Stores j Life and Indemnity Ins. Cos. he headed Gamma Sigma Nu, hon­ paign chairmen; G. Albert FJear- gn ee the Western powers created orary Liberal Arts fraternity. He will ignore the time switch. routes H A and 6, bolton, conn., tet.,Mitchell 9-iiiS aon, concert chairman; N. Wjl- Conn. __ _ ■ Just Look At The Small Price Tag On These Full Si Aetna Ufp ...... 185 195 New slates added this year to Hartford. April 26 The Aetna Casualty ...... 130 140 has also been active in Uie Psy­ CLOSED MONDAY BANQUET FACILITIES , jigeanwhlle and for months left- chology Club. the list of those which will go on State Development Commission t m and prO-Nakserites had been Conn. General ...... 247 257 daylight time . atatewide> are In­ announced yesterday that 6,700 Hartford Steam Boiler 74 78 On Completion of. his education, EDDY REED AT, THE PIANO NIGHTLY Biflltratlng the army, the govern- Oakes will undertake a career as diana (spotty in recent years), new jobs are being'created in Con­ S w it and the schools. Travelers ...... •;...... 82 86 Wisconsin, and'^Minnesola., necticut as a result of expansion i,1>ubllc L'ttiliiea a psyrhologiat. PINE whan Hpaaeln's Prime Mini*- New stale laws settled the Issue of 12 firms in the'State.. “ Sidelman Nabulsi — a pro-- :Conn-. - Po'wer , ,39 .. ,41, A Power 17‘i . 19'i in Indiana and Minne.sota; a state­ srita all for closer ties with ^ n n : U ght STRESSES ‘HOW TO* wide referendum in'Wisconsin. PHARMACY a — spumM American help, Hartford Elec. Lt.. ,, 65’ 4 "5 n i, New York lj(—Dr. Norman Vin­ Hartford Gas Co...... ■ 86 ' 39 West Virginia will be half and S Best Betiding Buys! la king threw him otit. That cent Pdale, author and, pastor of 8M Ce n t e r s t ^^-w 9-9i So. New England half this year, and central Ohio _wrted the crida. the Marble Collegiate Church, says CHEVROLET FOR Tel..:....:.,...... 37 .39 seems likeI>'"to join the northtyost- t^.But as a at^i to the PaleaUnlans his aim has been “ to stres.s the ern part of the* state on daylight outnumbered hla bedouins, Manufacturing Companies •how to' techniques 'of religion as THE LARGEST SELECTION OF GOOD 48 time, while other parts of Ohio jhiaaeln in,his new cabinet made Arrow, Hart, Heg. much as the ‘what for' ohjcctives.” Proven! Come in now Aaao. JSprIng . 36 remain on standard. Etabulai foreign minister. At,.' the ."To tho'se earnest critics who Tire laic October closing date, and get your itof Brass . n choose to concentrate more e.x- BEDDING IN MANCHESTER ghtna time he .appointed' H^seln. .n o pioneered in New England and l ^ I l d i , a Inclined’towajd thO cluslvely on the theolc^cal specu­ A D V i l ,'OmfSpk Bush B y . . to lations on the judgment of God or adopted in recent years by many | eat, as Prim e. ,r j* h l* . 43 easleri areas, r’clll spread this yeap blnet fell waler pceaitite’^from 1 ^ -H *rt the mbrality of man, 1 say 'Bless DYNAMIC SHOPPING 'afnir-Bearing ------. 55 Co about half of Maryland, includ­ SVigden’a .j^ tifia i parties, paftic- .Faf you.-your good works are needed*," Come In Soon ^ Get.Acquainted lAndert-Frarv Cik. . . 18 0r. Peale told a news conference ing 'Bali; tore; and to areas In j L l A T Reurva your mar- e £ r ly UU .'paloatlAlane. j I;. . N.B. Machi1ti'^/fco. .. . 34 on the publication of bis new book, lower Deittwai'e that m t yea r} IllOUnRilvlI HRIIBRHPI chandita In advinca whila 2 But thfi feqfing Pf nnmtweterh- North''and Judd ... . 33 Stay Alive All Your life." were not In slrtde with Wllming- stoekt ara eampleta. Pick it up 4mn yartaiy,a»<)rltf Arabs. Ifa With Our Grand Furniture Dept. Russell M fg...... 12>4 durini' ule. l^ong amoi^ Om Palestinians. Stanley Work.s ■....; . 43',3 lAeons Better Protection APRIL 29.30. MAY, 1,^ 3,4 < t e t ia why nuuty of them, even Terry Steam . /...... 150 Maa^ tkn Saiarday m A 3P noncommunists. want.^ links Torrington ...... 25 27 wrtth Ruaeia. They need help. They U.S. Env'Ip • com . .. . 26'i 28'4 Q DE LUXE 210 TWO-bOOR SEDAN BEL AIR TWO-DOOR SEDAN / DE LUXE 210 FOUR-DOOR SEDAN l ^ 't want it from the West. They U.S. Bnv'lp pfd .... . 12 •14 LoBohne-Silverstein ORIGINAL 4san gat it from Rusaia, or they Veeder-Root 52!, 55', Xhlnk they ean. The above quotaiions are not to Associates COMPLETtrWITH RADIO, HEATER. - COMPLETE WITH RADIO. HEATER. COMPLETE WITH RADIO, HEATER, — Ptor many of the Palestinians, be construed as actual markets. JUgypUan. President Nasser—who HI 3-1155-Hl 9.0638 SIGNAL LIGHTS. FOAM RUBBER SEATS SIGNAL LIGHTS, FOAM RUBBER SEATS SIGNAL LIGHTS, FOAM RUBBER SEATS B u made himself a symbol Of anti- WostemiBnt and. haa led the way SALE V , turning to Russia—ia more of a Id $ 7 9 ^ 5 0 Sidlisdng point, a mors spirited kind | jyiCE .42 UUem P trt leader who promises aetlon, U W N M O W E R S At the Foilowinq Churches: 2 5 4 8 A w n their newly acquired king. 2 5 2 2 • SHARPENED ALUMAROLL DEUVERED Muaiiln, who until recently acted Jpg I DELIVERED DELIVERED M m Nasser's yea.-man. •REPAIRED f Baptist The Aluminum Awntiig that * Jordan' Oaa’t Support Seif PICK-UP aad DELn-ERY rolls up and rolls down. PINE LEHOX w o f i r i ' ■ ( o v o m I. .TiaU'.-S’ ^.B ut Jordan can't support itaelf. ^ Centei’ Congregational MADF ONir BY SIMMONS Mds outside money. Particu- PER IH[ GHEATESI NAME IN SlEtP Hussein needs money to pay Bruce's CAR • Ematitiol Luthorah p h a r m a c y They Cost Less Than Many L^te Model Used Cars a m y. Naaser promiaed Hua- MANCHESTER—Ml 9-7958 299 E. CENTER ST„ MI 9-68N . money but. doubled^osaed BUDGET PRICE by giving him nothing. Therf * Sta Mary's no ^aee to get it except from INNERSPRING United SUtea. WHITEWALLS ^ South Mothodiot ** And Huaaein knew that the clos- Jt yra fiiei nm-diini kicause of EXTRA / MAHRESS Sr Jordan moved toward Russia, 9 a .n i.to 2 p.ni. ;by BLUEBKLL Oommuniat domination of hia Government, the ehortar his life jim lil be. He had no ebqjcs except' PANSIES a a r d e n m g Rejr. $49.50 COME IN AND DRIVE ONE TODAY Proceeds will go to misalomry. projects of various fellow- « > turn to the United States. TIREDOIOO0 Ihat Sun's LARGJB ahlpa'lB the local Youth Council and to the Burma project Twin or Full Size ' Fma/ S iton ga r Fmnt of the Connecticut Youth Council. a Rend—I'm 3 QT. BASKET 0 7 C ★ ★ **★ *★ *★ ★ ★ **★ *★ ★ ★ #***★ ★ ★ *★ ★ ★ ★ ★ *★ ★ #★ **★ *★ ****★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ *★ ■*■★ *★ ★ within 7 d a ys-o r monay back! [ hot and jaded '3 Basketfi for $2.00 ^ t i m e ' ^ ANY.81ZE If you feel aicO aaO nn-Oowa ... your trouble mty be due to whit doc- , NEW ALL ALUMINUM m rU R E T U B E tor* c»ll iroodeficiency snemis. We May. we be of assistance in your planting landscaping problems? call It Tired Wdod.'Chtck with ypor ■Tjstr 'Amf look at Mj) drapes laataRed la Yoor Horae doctor. And charge for advice. TUK-AWAY COT USED CAR SPECIALS AT REDUCED PRICES GesiTol, 1 - A U P A D fD I 30” wide, full bed length, comfortable innspring mattress covered in durable ttrenatheii day Geeitol iron is ii EVERGREEN ROSES HAGNOUA (Saucer) Milcloth, frame adjusts for use as a chaise lounge. Reg. $.39.95. ^ .95 strcam'carryinistream carryini ftnitreitii (Bush Mid Cllmberi) TRADE-IN ACCEPT A ON ALL to evtre:ry part dt<» yoyatj ,___ T, . In Bud M id Bloom SALE PRICE . ALL Q.IC. USED CARS ALL O.K. USED CARS So, if you fecl.weak and run-dowa Hoe dp ifOuvMie that—ifs AZALEAS COMPLETELY RE-CONDITIONED > GUARANTEED IN USED CARS. BUDGET PAYMENTS ’ “ ‘ becauie of Tired Blood, liipes ior mine. I'm a bum HINa CRIMSON HEDGING ON BALANCE IF DESIRID 29 act CEarre^ liquid or 4-5’ very heavy. Only $ 8 ^ 5 BY FACTORY METHODS WRITING ' ^ bd oJea laatellatioa, plus Ux. tkblets. Tdkt CeaiTOL adien it rains and a. Otiaraateed for 1 Year. r\eiy. day. Feel itrongcr SHRUBS fast—within 7 dayi or *2.35 *2.95 MAGNOLIA (Star) TWIN STUDIO COUCH your money back! la kte etReltacr aaoalt TREES * • $ 3 . 9 5 ATTRACTIVE MODERN FABRICS or COLONIAL PRINTS E M P I R E T V (Shmde and Orimmentail) TRY OUT PRIVILEGE ON “ALL USED CARS FULL INNERSPRING CONSTRUCTION GERITOL Woodgmrd YcRetable and Flower Secds..(our own brand) mostly lOc packet. Take them out on the open road. Satisfy yourself before you buy. WEIDON DRU« CO Metal W*P 901 M AIN STREET FRAGRANT RHbbOPENDRON 1955 RAMBLER STATION WAGON 1953 CHEVROLET HARDTOP ^952 PONTIAC CATALINA (Red Mid Pink) G O L D E N bock iMppetie Radio, heater, hydramatic. , ^ Radio, heater, roof rails. A C Bel Air. Radio, heater. VIBERKUM r ^INES ^ C H A I N Like new! ‘ ■ A Beautifulf black. • *1095 K you eant to lin iriends. CARLESI GRASS SEED 1953 FORD V8VICt$)RiA 1951 DaSOTO 4-DOOR MIRRORS Hem's a simple nie—get 'em T R E E S 8- 10' CANNA BULBS Radio, heater, Fordomatic. Radio, heater. • bepfoAUMAIOUand^ , ^ ro.iyn-’ 5 .; Laburnum 1955CHEVROLET2.DOOR ' STRAWBERRY, Vossi. bnly , . '# Extra clean. ' *1095 AilTO GLASS leep 'em C O O L f RadiOK^heater. Nice dark green. *1 3 9 5 . . ' i . • ■ r Heavy ^3*^^ . PLANTS Craae at Boaton Flower Show 1953 CHEVROLCT 4-DOOR ^1951 CHEVROLCT 4-DOOR . Radio, heater. niRN ITURE TOPS Radio, Jieater. Sharp 2-tonc. LIME Repent Special 100 Lba. Reg. $1.25 1954 CHEVROLET STATION WAGON *895 Sh am r Stall D oan - • G latt TubYaalasarat I 1 9 ^ MERCURY 2-DOOR CANADIAN ASPARAGUS Ratlh), heater, folding seat. 1952 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR Upright and Spreading *1 2 4 5 Radio, heater. ' HEMLOCK ROOTS^ YEWS Radio, heater. So you wnut Ideal acreen ljif^ GLADIOLI J.4WHITrGLASSC0 Taxus Capitata and 1950 STUDEBAKER 4-DOOR OPEN-DAILY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 20 Inch $2.95 Cuspitata, re.sp, 1954 CHEVROLCT 2-DQOR 1952 PLYMOUTH CLUB CbUPE INCLUDING SATURDAY BULBS Radio, heater. Radio, heater. 5 or more $2.75 (Our 'Own) $ ^.9 5 5 o r - M 7 5 SPECIAL Radio," heater. Low mileage. *495 31 NSSEU ST. .7322 30 Inch $3.95 FIneet Colbre 0 . 6 5 c . 4P More 4^ *1075 Large size * 6 9 ’ * Sea how it Reg. $89.50 SaybeSM's Value! OK ehen Growfast Fertilizer (5-1040) BOtIbs. 3bags ^?'^5^ o| M iw up to ' All purpoM formulation recom.nfehded by .agrfeultural anthbrities. sloofi tw e l there's Sm ConWt SPECIAL He's our SPECIAL PEAT MOSS BANK fM" aNweather ORIENTAL O . r t . j 4 . t 5 PINK DOeWOOD BUY ON OUR E-Z BUDGET TERMS ihend with Also Car Balee S’ ...... t.4» S 3 .9 5 w r a i ^ POPPIES PERENNIALS OPEk TUESDAY Thni SATUSDAY SATURDAYS Mlvhf^ S ; 0 I C 4-5’ extra heavy C L O S I N G MONDAY ME4NK>^ORE EFFICIENT SERVICE THE REST OF tHE_WEEK j 8 Acres $ 1 .9 5 3 For^l Aleo White Dogwood REG. see - \ > ALSO ROCK ai /y7ancHe4^e^ Ga, HO MONEY DOWN S-S*.oaly ...... -For Weekend Only’ GARDEN PLANTS $ 4 .9 5 M--,s .It.:' j .i NO»tH MAIN StHir • MANCMESrfB CONN 3 Yu rt ta Pay ^ 9 A. M. to 12 NOON FREE HOME ZM1.-I----1 - I DEMONSTRATION 'aiMl.Rtlai|- f 4 . If yoo'r* in o tpovy^Sofurdoy mornings, 11 Cell "ED” BALING FURNITURE DEPARTMENT m X n C»1E81ER’S LA1WE82LARGEST RECORD, RADIO, TV ' ; ' BD 9-97S8 “y^ A T E D IN "rHE CENTER OFyMA^HES’]|ER’*'“ " r I ■ h • . ‘ .„|L6«EA-,FI'KKET FLOOR LEVEI.) 1229 M AIN STREET you %rS it l t » crowded between 9 I ARFLIAN';CE STORE ^ ■ > or ' ■ • i^ rtfo rd JAcIu m p-4S17 J O H N t ZAPADKA. Owner 130 CENTER ST. COR. OF, CHURCH 168 WOODLAND. ST. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9:96 PHONE MI jM474 Ya l l e V OIL CO. ■ f ' '. . ' T ^ : , n ■ ’ i, \ -. I, X V T'T r , " -'f. 4 .( 7 .4 , JS-p ‘i.’' \ 1 T- / • FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1967 PAGE ELEVEN .V ijANCHESTER EVENING HEf^ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., „l.l M.I I ---- V----- ' T------— ■’I .,■ kA K CTESTTER EiVENlNG HERALD, MANCHESTER* ^QNN*» FRIDAY; APRIL 26, 1967 M i - ilr FASTEN ■------' ------r*-..------' ■ .. ' ‘ V I. ■ i: ■ Andover Arab Allies Coventry U .S. Accepts Egypt 8 BusinessNRaps Tells Complete ‘ W i ^ I V I

Mrs. Chappelle to Assume - .S. ContrW sOn In Ferment ' Gardsn Center For Suez Trial Terms A . ' . j. • . , * ■ ‘ ,{i Don H GREEN Library Duties Wednesday M«nch€«ter-Vernott Town Lin« ^^Ifare Fun ( (CoBtteMd froiH Fags OnS) Jlockville STAMPS In Tax Bite Possible On Jordan '(CMtiBned from Paf^'^e)- ply of waUr after th« **«'« ’"'•H Coventry, April 26 ■ (Speciall'vMr*. Francis A. PeTrotU, an5i Mrs. TBl/MIf-Zm H< MUd ItJt wa* obrious,obrtous, thatuiai a ' . j| O (Conttned fw»m Page One) unable to produce as anticipated., set off otba 2^'-weeJ^, tour of Latin —Mre. John F. Chappelle> I will be- ] Stanley Harris. ThpThe conferencicon will munber of pmUcal arrangemenU j riC n C lIy U aC C r ■ I I ■■l.w I> They originally planned on only, er, April 26 (Special)— tw herg'the increase in school pop- (Continued from Page Onej Ahieric*, -saythg he did not consid­ in her duties as new librarian at be on rehabllilatioiw child welfare. tiooal bllhons of dollare within a g e taxpayer in this town ; ulation has been greatest, one well.* • prauld have to be jT A t * r « > s t f^ r l er the Middle Niiuit situation aeri- fhe Bodth-Dtniock Memorial LI-- and education and xchoI*r*hlp. •/ ' putting, the Egj-pt»an plan into ef- A r r C S l t f U j reach of the same union bosies c t his ta-x bill for 1957-58 ' Pope told newsmen that "you has In northern Jordan. They are During laat night's meeting it brary on May 1. Eir*t rongregatlohal New* , / who have shown, so little regard bus enough for fiitni to delay the feet. He did not epell this out. ______fo take ^ m p of Mjotit 116 0 ..aq- i could almoet m y "that thoM.who there ostensibly to protect Jordan 'wag diicioaed that Louis J.'Drakos, • Library hour* will be extended j Rev, James R. MacArthur for the funds already entrusted to architect, le now interviewing cen trip. / Will Arbitrate DUput« RockviUe, April 26 (Special) — cordii)C t ^ ^dget information i spoke In the caucus for » change against Israel, but western govern­ at that time. The npw. ichedule, use ‘‘Aftermath” a* hi* -J./ them.'’ , of Finance, in the state’s school grant for- ments have feared they might be didates for the position of clerk oil(;• State Department prase officer of hour* will find the Library i during the 10:45 a.m. ,8 COME - CELEBRATE W ITH US OUR drafted by Board the works. He haa made no r*com-| Lincoln White hs'’ aaid'-vearller i e c T I o n ^ r a r and" ope^a^Ph^ oJ Shabot; 4S„ E. Windaor. aaa Favor Regulation completing the ! mula favor^ giving aid on the used to annex part of Joraan for open on Tuesday 'and Thursday servicea in,the First Con'gregatlpn- mendations yet. thqt thfe "independence and mtfg- the canal by ',Sfvpt. However, taken Ihto'cuatody Wednesday W Employer groups have generally irnesft'year, estt- " ' Syria aa a result of the kingdom’s 1 from 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 al (Jhurch. Egypt pledged itself to submit j state Policeman Uonel LaBr^e favored employe Jund regulation by -•‘ th the iarg Dr. W. Chris Heisler, super- rlty of Jordan” were threatened by to 9 pm. On Saturday, the hours : Church School classes will be unsettled condition. taiterivational cbrnmunlam." H« tfiaputea* g y p P. to « international------..Ki,r.. arbitra­ pn order of Qty Court Judge states rather than the f^eral gov­ nt 875^ over the 40- eet school populations receive the Hussein already nad accused his intendant, presented recortimenda- will be 10 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m .’ held at the usual hours'. There (}id not say' from what particular tion and to agree to abide by deci- Francis T. O'Loughlln. ernment. Insurance companies,' "brothers in Egypt” of stirring up Upn* for eight additional teachers to 6 p.m. J.; -' ! will he a family potluck luncheon quapter that threat came, in the Ciona of the International Court of Shabot faded to appear in court now regulated by etatea. have fear­ “‘I (h« b^et to be’ origlnaUy eeUblishril. the riots which brought on hia during an executive .sesalon of the S ^ gh ettl S ille r Set 1 in the vestry after the worship Justice on dlslsutes over inter­ Monday on a reckless driving^ ed becoming Involved in federiil According to t budget f school constriiction grants were declaration of martial law and to­ Board following the public meet- view of the American government. Boy Scout ^TS*«wr*' Troop' r^7157 ' andan/Y' it* .^lerViCEH. . pretation of the Convention charge — which grew out of aj regulation "when and if the federal presented to the a im u ^ u ^ designed to allow a town about Iny* This assertion c'oupled with an Confirmation classes wllk'be re meeting on hUy J at t b e ^ ’^ , building coat. tal curfew yesterday. Withdrawal '«ommittee will serve a public spa-; 1888, which provides for free pas-{"friendly, •face”- between him and government undertakes employe of the Syrian forces Would further If all were accepted this would earlier ' White House state^pent ghetti supper from 6 p.m. to 7 :30 Burned at 4 p.nf. Wednesday In aage’ of all vessels through'■ “■*the ■ ' brother, Edward Shabot on fund supervision. forHhe P®P* however that various threaten'^gyptlan President Naa- bring the totel of teachers engaged that the preservation of Jordan’s p.m. Wednesday in the Nathan Kingsbury House. i $168,911 in property taxes *1 speaker* at the caucus qlalmed canalt-_,_ Rt. so earlier this month. ‘ The Many welfare plana are handled ser’a leadership ot the 4-nation to 21H, three short of the 24 >4 "independence and integrity” are Hale Community Center for its Grange Sunday Service j Lodge said that "whether con- latter ShabotfWga fined 136 at the through Inaurance firms. But 1W7-58 fiscal term. ______i.^^that the grants-no\v amount to previously decidfd aa the number "vital” to American Interests and The 40-mill tax this year ral**® Arab alliance of Egypt. Syria, Jor­ camp and equipment fund. Rev. C. Arthur. Bradley will use | adence among the users of the court session '•,thla week others are handled by banks and inly about 20 per cent of the coat, to make up the faculty. world peace appeared to provide “ Lost and Found” as his sermon ; ' AlPRli.^ THROUGH MAY 3 ^ $113,442 in taxes. The new Grand. dan and Saudi Arabia. But failure Robert L. ’ LeLacheur, commit­ pan^ can be esUblished depends Emil Shabot 'is being held at trust companies, which reportedly the, case of a 20-year bond is- to pull out the Syrians • risked a A t the next Board meeting in part of .the basis necesaary if El­ tee ehirimian, be in general topic during the 11 a.m. Sunday ; Ust for this towrk is $3 ,0''.3,810 . Hebron Thursday, samples of-audi­ on the manner in which the Egyp­ Tolland County Jail pending court are cool to the idea of state con­ \this sometimes is Insiifflcient clash with 4haqi troops and per^ senhower should decide that Amer- charge. The meiht will include service's in the Second Congrega- ■ While both the town and school torium seats w ill be pre.sented for tian dc(daraUon U carried out in neat week. trols. to piky for thb debt service, he said. hapa the sodliers of Saudi Arabia's lcan«interventlon was required. meal balls, tossed itelad, rolls, tional Church. Grange Sunday will; budgets are lower this year, the consideration of the bhard. However, under the resolution be observed. Sunday .School will'be j regional school financing and op­ King Saud. ^ , cake, coffee, milk. ^He concluded by calling for ' Syria’s President Shukri Ku- adopted by Congress in March at Rural tiarrier Evarn* SISt«al at the usual hour. | (Clip Our Anniv.rtary' Piseouirt Coupon Below) iree and ' non-dlscrlminatory use eration budget la largely reapon, '.4 n d o r « r watly and an Egyptian delegation Elsenhower’s,' request, American^ Residents are reminded' by Pdat- The Junior Pilgrim fellowship , 6‘e canal at' all times by the Slble for the increase. ’ , , Operators Sought Area Residents Ask Meeting flew to see Saud today after an intervention would also require a ■' master Hermaii F. LeDoyt of the' will meet at 6 p.m. Sunday in the ahipa.of all nations.” _ A possible spot In the ovei'all pic? call from the Jordanian govern­ Final Payment urgent . conference' in Cairo with examination open for rural mall Church Community» House with' .Drive out with the family (In st(juihlngton. Slate Depart-, ture^ is thst this initial year of the For So^’Uge Plant ment of King Hussein for help. William Morgan snd Norma Law-^ j ment p i w officer Llnoaln WTiite To Air Nike Housing Issues regional school's operation will be President Nasser. Wliere SaUd .ueiAler: Applications must be in 2 atands attlVwaa not clear, but both White said that no request for '.on or before May 7. Forms and ton In 'charge. through the ' oouhtryside declined toSgmplify or interpret ______— — »«—» the highest, due to interest pa'y'- On Tax Slated With the day when the town’s American aid haa been made- by the Lodge atatement as it applies ments, which aVill be significantly he and Hu-ssein- have taken a qualification details ma.v; -be ob­ The Senior Pilgrim Fgllpw.ship aglow with Sprinju. SATIS­ Lakewood Circle residents have strong sntl-CommunIst line and he new sewage treatment plant will Hussein so far a.s he knew. tained from him. will meet at T,p.m. in the Ch’Urch to. use of the chnal by American im aller in subsequent, years. For Tomorrow be in full operation approaching Officials here clearly hoped that F A C T IO N g u a r a n t e e d •hips. F o r' weeks^-rhe State De­ asked for a public meeting May 1 haa been reported backlr^'Hus- Cubs to~Vialt Mystic Community HouAe^wlth Robert Hospital Notes Last year the final payment, of rapidly, the town is seeking a in spite of all the, alarm an'd the partment had advl8Mk;ahipper8 to bh the circumstances aiirroutfding aeln in hia crackdown ont Jordan­ Cub Scout Pack 57 will take a Gehring In charge. This-will be a —OR MONEY BACK. $26,000 was made on a tem pora^ Andover, April 26 (Speclal)'v-- plant operator and an assistant. worldwide excitement created by the Army's selection of its Gape- loan' by which the town had fi­ ian extremist elements. field trip to the miiseum in Mys , "Navy Shipwreck" pr,ogram in •xerclae caution, in usiriK^he panal Mrs. George Parka, tax collector, Applications for those two jobs the Jordanian affair In the past because of . both physical and legal hart housing project. Patients todajt: 102 nanced US last elementary school tic May 5.' Parenta and, Ciibs • which members bring ail' llem to The residents, who have ap­ will be at the BurnSp-Skinner Me­ are being accepted until May 7 at few days the situation could be «dll meet at 12:30-.p,m. at the ; (he meeting whieh they mighttake liaaards. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mrs. addition. „ .j , morial Library-from 2;30 to 5 p.m. tlu! Water Depurtmen'U office. worked out without open conflict. American Legion-I^ome on Wall ■ Legal Hazards Remain parently lost their 6ght to have the j, c. 'TWf dccrea.se in the. Board of Regional Dietriftl 8 --. from ship oil which they 'h*d I Army movie the site from their Viola Jatwia, 25 Madison St John tomorrow ■ to accept payment oh "T he higher poet w’lll pay a salary (Officials said more than a we Education's budget can be attrib- St. Each, family is-to provide its I been wrecked. From these choideS eighborhood, say thete are "farts Heiss, 48 Lyness St. ; Kenneth Bern- Education s omixt-t to,, I J 1 C a of between $4,793 and$5,T03. The own picnic supper.,. , Badges and ago that physical hazards were worship program is formed. i CREEPING PHLOX (M m s Pink) question*” concerning the asalstantship.''' will pay between awards will be distributed during 6 pretty well cleaned up but thei, stein, 22 Coleman Rd.; Mrs. Mary rtlon^aiJjiieW.s^t aL j raxea. Payment fou r^ tS cfiedlile S e t 'nvo Comedys Slated I tuition payments $4,065 and $4,975. Two Minor Fires the afternoon and. evening pro- legal status o f the canal remained ir that "should be presented Brydori,. Coventry; Barbara tending Windham High School, quarter must be paid'blrr or before This group wilt present t w o aqd lowered before the general According, tb- the job descrip­ lATille the} la*t! ■tincertaln from the point of view Rltchif, 196 Autumn St.; Mrs'. -May I." ; gram. hiimorou.s pla.vs at 8 p.m. May 4 "S.-/ rosalbillty of State Aid Those who pre-fer to make pay­ tions, the plant operator must be Squelched Here LARGE 8 5^UART BASKET 69 c of shippers paying tolls to Egypt public. Julia 'WVubel, 149 Lydall St.; AI- Idremen Called in the Church Community Hou.se The req&«.*t was contained In a The bircfifil does not take into ments by chqck lyay mail .them to On Financing. familiar with sewage disposal pro­ ---- :----- '<00® in spite of outstanding claims by bert Johnson. 63 Horton Rd.; Rus account the proposals for addition- North Coventry firemen /ex­ as pact of its spring project to to qet letter senl''tb Genwel Manager c.' RnX account the pro) Mrs. Parks. . cedures, must be able to keep plant Two minor fires were repqjpted tinguished a brush fire at the Uni- earn fuVids for equipment for use 3 Bosktn $1.88 the old Suez O n a l Company. r.. V „ c- . ! al education aid now being c.onsid- ’ data, analyze laboratory reports White said shippers have been told RichardI M a r X , copiM^ BOaTd-of ville; ” RichardR 'cb .la Papanos. Coventry; : ‘■ducation . aid tecijiature, si.fce no Tot*' Tog* Bale* DHte Seft New School by local fire. departments today; »Uy of Connecticut Agrlcultiiraf for the whole church. Joan Ayer went to members'.qf the Be and adjust plant operations ac­ In the last few days that the State Mrs. Marcella Madore, Coventry; I . been taken by Mrs. L. Edward Whitcomb, pub­ Experiment Station yesterday. The and Janet Re.vnolds will direct Directors. The letren which ap­ -, gram for Korean War Veterans | queatlona they eay should be an- and Mra, Stewart Atkinson Jr., Since this month's theme has rural supervi/tor of schools, prob-1 non (anks will be put into oper- nia. formerly a republic of Buy How and Saye! the Suet must be insulated from. or a total of one third of the con in 1940. The two bleachers of 50-seating .sponsored .by the Union Circul((- [ \ ■wared. 125‘ 4 (ienter St.; a'ldaughter to Mr. laid emphasis upon outdoor living ably in July. ; gtion in about 10 days. | 2,879,070 people, PURPLE LEAF PLUM sui Ft. $4kS5 C o N « c t i « n national politics of any country. strnoUoDL. cost, whichever la the capacity each have arrived and are tion Co. in .New York. He is aiming In their letter, the residents ask and Mre. EHmer RFD 3. Cubs in various disus have slept . .Each town’s share will be de-1 ^he plant hAS been in parUal He gave mo indication, however, leaser. Since the new junior-sen­ beingfainted. These will be erected for - a $500 award to be used in TWO mi TH81E-YIAa-OlD KANTS that the meeting be' h«kl-lh a Windermere Village,- fibckville. * outdoors in sleeping-bags, enjoyed termlned by the number of stu -, operation for some time., and no that Egypt had dropped its con' school .auditorium "large' .enough ior high school will cost approxl- at the Plains Athletic Field by the starting a private business, which O f Any DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: cookouts 'Snd fishing trips and dents which it sends tb the rxw ■ sewage is being dumpSl’ into FLOWERING PEACH 8-4 Ft. $ 2 i 9 5 tdntion that it had the right im- to hold aeverar hundred , people.'’ , Patricia Krawski, Wapping; J^eph matelv $1.60Q.OOO, it is possible glonal school -^heduled to opan | Brook. t Recreation Compiittee soon, with he hopes to be in (he TV repair readied outdoor costume* for tb- -atic CUP THIS COUPON bassy and the Israeli delegation Nellie Islnger, 9 Robert*Rd.. Rock­ Mrs. Hutchinson's parents al their payment period.*: Aug. 10, $75,000! Com* in new five lakefront areas where cla.ases realty behind- ail these negotla,- .schedued for copipl'Hod fov ^*P Fibrhsis Assn, research progi-am 1 8-4 Ft. $ 4 . 9 5 to this assumption* this morning. tiona?” 5. "Why did the Army re­ ville; Mrs. Marget Wilson, 27 tember opening .of school, , the home in Ocean (hty, N, J Oct. 25, $75,000: Feb. 10, $45,000; can b« conducted. - Thla is being RED BUD MAGNOLIA Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs, and get your in.^Nsw Haven. In general charge j . . "In these circumstances.^V ■ the gret’ delay in August 1956?" Brainard PI.: Brian Smith. South gymnasium and' other features anil April 25, $186,000. done ah no one areS will be tied Israeli source said. ‘Tsraera ob­ Coventry?'-. Mra. Vyette Piel.. 40 will not be finished until Januat^. Paul Pfanstiehl, Benton Hill, "were Of the last figure, $105,000 will A b o u t T o w n A D V J I up all day when the classes begin are Mrs. James Shea, Mrs. James ,1 1 0 7 . BOHUS DISCOUNT It appeai'ed -' doubtful today, T. McNamara and Mrs. James T. j FLOWERING CHERRY 4-5 Ft. $ 4 J 8 vious couFie is to exercise its however, that they wilt get their Brent Rd.: Mr*. Margaret Wataon, Consequently, there is small llken- Mr. and Mrs. Albert H Viehl and be used for Interest payment on In July for,»9-w/)ek period, 'tights under that assumption in Thrall Rd.. Rockville; Mr*. Louise hood of the ftnanc{al sitilatlon in their granddaughter. Beverly the $1,990,000 bond, issue sold to SHOPPING Rowley. I meeting on May 1—or on any date Mrs. \Valter Carter,.- Mrs. fi-aser is heading .a commiltee II Anniveraary apecial limited time only. To acquaint due time and course.’’ before May 7, when the lovvn Wiganowaki,'188 Oak St.; Frank this, OT other towns of .tile dletrict, Radcliffe. of Newport. R. I. "Die build and equip the school.' ' 'to ' finish up cleanlnff iinder the • Tomorrow's Event* | WEEPING CHERRY 6-8 Ft. $4.95 Israel May Speak Vai-ni, Laurel Man6r Convalescent VIehU are Mrs. Pfanstiehl's piar Charles Wigren, Mrs. Hal.stead L I S T Deserve your mer- Tomorrow’s activities include j you with the largest selection of nursery stock we P Since 'Marlborough's financiA budget ia scheduled for adoption. being eased immediately. Tiffany and Mrs. Herbert Robb, chindise is advance while pines area at the Plains Athletic An Israeli spokesman said he ex­ Mayor Harold A. '^rklngton, Home.; Misif Kathleen Ne\ille, 145 While the Board of Education^ ents. structure differs from that of the Mr. and'Mrs. Club potluck supper. II have ever dispUyd. (NO DISCOUNT WITHOUT Adams 8U; William G orra,' 24 - Sernvin Topic Announceil past president and member of the stocks are complete. Pick it up Field. • . ' pected his country, not a council when informed of the request for attempted to paie i,s budget down other two towns, it will not be IJttle Scissor* Schedule 7 p.m.'.'tSiurch Community House PAUL SCARLET HAWTHORNE 6-7 Ft. $ 6 . 9 5 Elate Dr.; Robert PoitrSa, 15 St. The Rev. John Beck haa chosen board of directors of the State ihirini sale. jj COUPON). OFFER EXPIRES, MAY 3, 1957. member, would ask Jor ppirmiision a public meeting, pointed out that to a minimum In a aeries of budget asked to meet the third quarterly The Little Scissor* 4-H cooking Couples Club potluck supper, 6 Lawyence St.: Maureen Reiser,. 86 "fieasona for Disappointment' Federatloh of Women’s Clubs, yes­ APIIL 29,30, MAY, 1 ,2 ,3 ,4 to speak in the council debate- in the Directors have a budget work meetings held during, the past few payment until April. This exception senior group wtH resume meetings p.m. veatfT,’', First Congregational j support of its claim tO’ use the Benton St.; Richard Peter Holmes, hia sermon topic for the 11 o'clock terday went on' the conservation . Headier thm Satsrday 5-6 Ft. $5 .95 session scheduled for -May 1, as months, it will hold a special meet­ wiil enable Marlborough to fore­ at 3 p. m. 'Tue.sday al the home of Church;’ round and square dancing, j GOLDEN CHAIN TREES canal. 189 Eldrldge 'St.; Mr*. Pauline morning service Sunday at the tour, sponsored, by the federation, well as for the preceding two ing again tonight'to consider pos­ go the necessity of borrowing htrs. Herbert E. Rose. The junior 8:30 .p;m., Pine Lake Shores club-'; Egypt, also not on the council, Tilenda- and son, 132 U n i^ St., First Gongeregational Church. to EvSpgreen Sanctuary in Berllnl nights. . sible further cuts, as requested by funds to meet the payment. n ORIGINAL group will resume meetings May h O B S i h ■ I was certain to be invited to par­ Rockville? baby slaughter of Mr. The accompan.vlng Scripture les­ Also last night, the RegionA They are members of the Cos- TOP VARIETIES CLIMIING ond PERTn.l2UERS ^ In addition, he said he and other and Mrs. Norman Gagnon, srUnion the Board of Finance. mopolifan Clu'b, which is alBliated 7. same time and place. Each INSECTICIDER ticipate in the debate. Directors work Thursday night son will be Luke 24:13-27. Board approved the recommenda­ ManciieNter Evening Herald Cov- j U.N. Secretary General Dag Sb-' ' . . with the federation. group wlU meet every other week. 2-YEAR PLANTS EVERBLOOMING and added that he believes the-fol­ .STt'DV SCHOOL RELIF,F BID Cla.«aea for kindergarteners aged tion of Steven Degnan, MarF entry correspondent, Mrs. Cliarle* | GARDEN TOOIA Bammarskjold told a.' news con­ Pemonal Note lowing Friday and Monday nights. • Hartford, April 26 lA’i—A four and five will be conducted *t borough, to set up separate ac­ Little, telephone PI'2-6281. I HOUSE PLANTS ference , re^stry of the EgypUan 11 o'clock in the Conference counts lor operating the school and - Co-Weds of the Center Congre­ Miss Lucille Smith and Mias May 3 and May A, should be left plan to give the so-called • "bed­ Marie'^Steiner, both of Willimantic POTtERY declaration as an international House. fo^Chooi construction payments. ■ gational (jhurch will hbld a techni­ .88 free in the event more time ia Bowen Menlioned room towns’-' of Connecticut more a u ■were Wednesday viaitora at the cal 'rehearsal'for ''Pom-Pom” in I BIRO BATHS instrument, done at Egypt's re­ needed in budget preparation. State school funds ,)Tiet'with "con- Church school sessions will/ be Tke Board discussed the possibil­ quest. made it binding on the held at 9:30 a.'m. ■ ity (of setting up a capital* account the High School auditorium tomor­ JWEDE 1* MrrRE BUYS home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Uttle. SUN DIALS - • "I have no objection to airing For Planning Post liderabje Intereat” during a cau­ row night at 8/o’clock. -PttCE A$ MUem Auxiliary Delegate* PRESCRIPTIONS 2 { Cairo government as a unilateral cus of House Republicans yo«ter- Notices for the First Congrega­ to show buTMlng and equipment POWER MOWERS engagement ha\^g international any of the thinking on this mat­ vAue* and subsequent deprecia­ / Repre.ssnting the Auxiliary of ter." he said, "but I can't see day. tional Church weekly bulletin "Fro* pick-up a ^ Thrift Coilectionr FLOWtlR SEEDS effect. . But he4lso said it coiild The executive committee of the should be put in the mail to reach tion. This was doiif^because of the ■"Mrs: H D. Puter, 5 Gerard St., ^Ihe Green-Chobot' Post. No. 52. iS O K l holding a meeting now, when noth­ Majority Leader Frederick Pope be revoked by Egypt or aupersedr Republican Town Committee i* re- Mrs. Vernon Sanborn. Benton Hilt, possibility of entries to or with­ has returned from a visit to rela­ y American. Legion at art' all-day de- ^ and dallvary*' ^ ✓ VEGETABLE SCEtiiS ing can be done." about moving Jr„ said no decision was reachiui, tives and friends in Washington, / partment oo^rence„4 omorrow at ed by another dedarmtion or agree­ portedly prepared to recommend ' during the hour-long caucus called by Thursday. drawals from the District. FAMOUS EVERILOOMING LAWN SEED ment. the housing site from Lakewood No vote was taken-, on the ques­ D. C., and Virginia. I the Hotel Bond. Hartford. W ill be John Bowen as a successor on the' to discuas State aid to education !' To avoid conflict with meeting PINE LENOX PERENNIALS C:>rcle. . . , ■ r tion. .. • ' Mrs. Ralph M. Burna, Mrs. ►Arthur Drug Stores l A The "Arrhi’ l^lorps of Engineers Town Planning Commission to’which he described aa one of the, dates of other church groups T h e cookout for Girl Scout Clarence S. Grant of Columbia. CUMBING ROSE BUZE .]U^K~PLANTS major problem* facing the current clearance may be checked with The Board voted lo spend $530.60 was scheduled to close .a contract Thomas Rogers. more than the contract allowance leaders taking the basic leadership PHARMACY y r -:." % , / 0 , ' Same roao Individually wrapped $6-64. The FRUITS—BERRIEg in New York., today for the con- Rogers haa resigned the post. Legislature.' j Mrs. Martin Baker,'Matbieson Dr. of $10,000 provided for two wells. course's scheduled for tomorrow at 299 E. CENTER ST., MI 9-0886 ■neist' eTerbloomlag Flamp Red Ollmhing BULBS—GRAPE VmES strucUhn •of 6 i ’.Capehart hodeini^ The executive committee ia said Since the start of the'session. { The adult choir of the Fi^t Con- They needed the e.xtra money in Camp Merrie-Wobd haa been Ro*e, for trelllsea, fence*, etc. Can be O b i t u a r y ASPARAGUS . units' in- (Tonhecticut, 32 o f them to have met last night and conSM- hoth Senator* and RepreaeriUtlvea 1 gregational Church will ^ehrorae order to provide Ai adequate sup- canceled. trained Into a pillar. . •' . to be ‘built adjacent to Lakewood ered the aucceasor.to-Rogera along have urged that something be done i at 8 o'clock tonight. / OF MANCHESTER s 4- . .-t'‘ PANSIES ' ■Mltehell Circle. The others will go up in with a,number of other matters.- to relieve suburbim communities j FLETCHER BLASS CO. KrtTINO 8 STRONG "nvo and THREE-YEAR-OLD TREES pirbjeph-,.near their homes. Short With Fomoui Briggi & Stratton 1.6 h p. 4-_7 ' delegation, requesting their assist­ DAHLIAS 44c cock t______■ $ 2 ’ ^ ^ Public Records ance ’ "in making certain that the geidiMR laet weekend at thle‘ prtee. conference transcript is made pub­ YOUR CHOICE AT. 18 yours ATTENTIOK! GiADIOLI Sc^KicIi LILY OF THE FEED YOUR Wairantee Deeds lic completely and promptly." The general, manqger today re­ NO EXTRA cost r t vARiF,’m :s • VALLEY 5 for 59e Andrew A-. OueletU and Clotilda v 2 4 "A- Ouellette to Asahiel S. Lathrop ceived word from Rep. Edwin H. 24 SHADE TREES _and 'Marip B. Lathrop, property on May Jr that Short told him Man­ SHAKE SHINGLES GET CHOICE VARIETIES. VIGOROUS YOCS'G TREES. LAWN ONCE 'Saepwood Dr. . chester would t>e provided with a HOUR HOUR 12 for 39e ■ Mary V- Holioran to Frederick "complete rejiort o f the meeting V f r e n c h a n e m o n e s TO MATCH YOUR HOME The "BEL-AIR’* ,* lSHEUI o ^ T. Corey and Marie J. Co rp.y, and the conclusions drawn there­ OIL CHINESE ELM ...... - - 8-10 Ft. $4.44 lURNER Often 26 ft. high 6 ysare after planting. property at 177, 179 and 181 'Cen- from," This would be ibrthroming. OCR DISPLAY OF FI LL SIZE GARAGES (• t A SEASON! tar 8 k - ' Martin waa told, "in due time.” A ■ OPEN DAn,T AND SUNDAY DELIVERY ...... $12.95 Kenneth 'J. Foody and Ann M. transcript will not be forwarded ^▼fvS WWWWj vYwSWfB SERVICE PIN O A K ...... Breck’s revolutinnary new all- „rAST GROWING OAK -REG. *14.65 ergajfir latvta'fbdd'that’ wlU’f M Foody to Mary E; Wheeler, prop­ since none was kept at the brief­ Yes, a part of all yoy earn i.s yours to keep. It Each erty on Oeatwood Dr. ing May said be was informed. '*U . %. AARAGI or C O H A Sr ... . 10-12 Ft, $8.95 your lawn all teaaon— wItt Juat Articlee of Aasoctatloa . ° - - Martin's comment that, "there NO DOWN PAYMENT Your Sevinge Earn should not be Im d than a tenth and can be a.s much WHY ACCEPT ANOTHER NORWAY MAPLE ...... ONE'appHeation.-A high nitro­ The Manchester Radio Club, 41 hsa been a great dMi of misinfor­ As Kttle as $2.25 a week more as you caa'afford. Life Is rich with thinjrs worth HWDY LILIES Each 79c WEEPING WILLOW ...... 9 8c gen fertiUxer that can be ap- Center SL, for amateur ^ d lo mation” about the Lakewood Cir- while to, enjoy; but to enjoy life, you must also plan IpUcd evea la nUd-eamBier beat, OIL WHEN YOU CAN / [Special tO-tL4 formulef' Inehidee work. • ' cle-Nlke Housing matter was Cbn- FREE for the futdrj!. MORAINE LOCUST. Rog. $11.95 ...... $9.9$ tained In bis letter to May. One 5 to 7 YEARS TO PAY Keeh 75c “l.'rea-Form’’ the' ranolt ef 18 Th^ money you save will b4 the means of brinjr« STILL GET SHELL O IL- ^ DOUBLE SCENTEO TUBEROSES w^re’ reeearch. item he has labeled inaccurate con­ AH “U. L GAIAGIS’’ and COnTTAGiS carry a 12-yMr Cnireat Annual CRIMSON KING MAPLE cerned the Army's statement that C U P O L A ^ ' ^ ing to fulfillment both your .security and your desires. FROM M & M OIL SERVICE . ' LARGE SELECTION Personal Notices its repreeentat^ee had informed .. Dividend Rnta The Savings-Bank'of Manchester can, help you plan FANCY LEAF CAUpiUM Each 50e $4.9S-$9.9S-$10.98-S29.9S ) him and the mayor about its plans wisely for the future. , as early as last June. 50 Lbs. A$4S Vcriiw MoH Cm» m Todov For ERIE CotaloM J a^*sTAMP^ ''atv'Sfs , 4-7 Ft. $11.91 In Nemohgm Today Mahin said. “ T1»e Army DXAUS,„ Each St URCH CLU»fPS ...... never informed the-towp-new or Ak^AOTIVE BUDGET PLAN Gl^iniMiN: WITHOUT OIUGATION , [ layiag MMmnry , of gamuel J. prevlbusiy'that it wae gedng to do HARDY EVERGREEN AZALEA .,.. $1.88 up wbo passed awflr April 21. •(.methlng or it-.wee not (going to 8 fo r ' U s S e l -□ Pteeae sseil year Ptiee Gesag* Booklet. . BELBUN TUB m ists 88e . . . 98r up do eomething." He mOM that he ISmS RHOObDimDROH ...... Ztsg^^ia b s M there's a lore of The savings B CHARl^ES J. MINICDCCI, Jr. wanted to know what was said at S7i» BfrVla Name a n k if Hlanchesthr I4EMLOCK Tfor scrooninq) 98c up A tywaR f ibud wwafioi^ are yMiag the briefing/ ao that the town Turnpikt "^OOKFlBDD JU), BOLTOM—JD S-7505 ri" Each 20c ii- ^ 3 3 3 ^ ^ '^ j ^*^*^*'*'*^ • • e’e e-e • • «HiW6*WWe e e ee e # * * • ■ • • • e li e a a •# • • • CANA BULBS Would know the basis of Short's MAIN OFFICE 923 Mam Si _ EAST B R A N C H yss F „,t r OFFICE: M3 MAW 8T., MANCHESTEm-M dfcialon as well aa what infornifi- I Conn.' Mrs. Samuel Xlcfiardsoe I ••••eekeeeeoe e e ekeseosseec' f l i R S R eetaossjqeee "f.V THURSDAY LVTNINOS 6 >- s ™ uPfN -RH-A-'S - A M 8 -■ , aad fauUif, Xion waa giwsa hln^u ^ ^ i. V. '■1 / I "' ■/ L V ' ^ .-V ^ ,y.t / ./ hiL '.k- - ■■■ ■ ' " ■' ■ / ■ •r, ' ( \ ' ’V .- ' , . ;k .it® „ , v;‘" ■ . ' 7 ■!X^- "' ''/ ■ '. V f ' ■\ - V - \ , ,V -' ■' ■■I! ■ ••• /. .V • Jv- ■ "4- 4 '^ 4 A-:";-, -,,-7 ..1., ^ Hi f ■ \' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESIERi CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1957 g A O T T H I H m w MAI^CHESTER' EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAT/^ APRIL^ef 19$7 i ■ Sfl- P A & TWELVE r r r - Interferad with the;,jtome,rule j)rin- / . clpla, that a city should govern i t I V-' "y . ^0 Measures 1 ; ..-ny. r - i ' Revised Plans Fait to Alter self'. .’.-=3r- S-'v. ■ ■ J B S ^ JVi^ The Lagialatura passed, the btlle ^•1' f ‘ over the Governor’s veto, ap­ ^ ’NeW Stress \ . Price Tag on New Bathhouse $ent Rihicoff pear* raluctaht to fonow,J In Recruiting course on tha Bristol bj The bill* would deal with, a v il On Missions Final nlana and speciAcatloniiw The new bathhouse will be about F^r Signing Service rating j>r policemen and V ; Blood Donors for the new Globe Hollow bath­ ^ third lairger than the present fireimn. maka-the board of educa­ ■ \ '‘; house met with the approval of the dne and will be located north of it. HarUord, April 26 (dV-Th« Vatican City, April 26 (gv-Pope Con*thiction’''0( the -bathhouse tion an aUcuv* rather than ap­ TWrty-iix volunteer member* of Park and Recreation Advlaory State Lcgislatur* stepped up its pointiveAioAy, and increase the Plua XII haa calltid the entire Ro- Committee last night and ara facility Is the first of sfcveral steps bosrdjs/membership from six to jgiah Catholic A vaat N the Red Crow Blood Prop-ant Re- ready for consideration by the ■ Under consideration for Improve- working pace yesterday, sending ihdtment Committee, under the ! menu’ to the Globe Hollow pool. 'almost 30 bllU to the Governor to nine; ihlaaionary 'action. Tha PonUff Boa^ of Dlractor*. ' The Legislature apparently chairmanehtp of Mrs. W. Ji'Dob- Other major steps are building be signed |nto law. called fqr a apeclal effort In Af­ , ''?'lL*h™rs2M M ‘i ‘*flgu7 e '«a cement pool u'nd.^nd. eventually, hopes to make the bill*, through N*. Hildas rica, aaylng Ita people fao* l the ^n, hesej^gun phoning Manches­ recirculating Jhe One of the most aignificant W- changes, more, acceptable to the H-' ’ ter residents In fin effort to build regarded by the Taxpayers vide* a.penalty of. 11,000 and/or Governor and to the opponents in CHI5EL SET danger ^ '£^ommuhism. ./■ \ up a schedule of appointments for gue as entirely too high. Rectrctlalion will not .be neces­ a year ‘in jail to Snyona whb glvaa the Legislaiture. mofal hoMor) Tha Pope’s app^-'waf mad* In / false information that a bomb an Baatar. enc.vcllcal latter to . the next visit of the Bloodmohtle. According to Town Engineer sary Until domestic, needs put a ■ '■ ' I* . Four it^ai m Mt — V H, James H, Sheekey, a number of greater demand on the water from or similar hazard ejcjsta In a pub­ VI iocliiliai. Modat — .bishop* of the church, made public ^ The visit Miill be held at the Mason­ During House debate on a pro­ bi. lofct. Two-taae alternates, such as substituting Globe Hollow Raservoif. ■ lic place. posal' to set a minimum of $600 ploed^ - Aof^las Spaclol today.- . ,r ; T ic Temple on Tuesday, May 7, frame for concrete block construc­ Present at last night's meeting Other bills w ould:. tuition for out-of-staCe students, at •1.77 It* title, from ita first two LaUn , •’ to m 12:45 to 5:30 p m, tion, were explored, but will not, were Sheekey; Horace Murphey. Saekk. Stlffbr Arson Penalty the University of .Connecticut, GOP words—Fidel Donum—is "gift of j. materially affect the price lag. ■ sup^ntendent of |>arks; James F. Sllffeh the penalty for arson to fnlth.’> >1 ! - Blood Program official* report Hous^ leader Fi^erlCk Pope Jr. : Appeals to CathoTirs ' ‘ that It Is netessary to have a Sheekey said he ia prsjiared to Herdic, recr.tation superintendent; a public place, making the sen.- suggested that s study be' made to turn over copies of the plans and Director Gilbert - Barnes; Ralph tenca two to 2o years in prison. T h e 8l-year-old head of the schedule of 225 donors lined up Pro^de that load* on vehicles see if the University ' should in­ prior to any Bloodmobile Day. This specification to General Manager Schdikrl, architect - foi- the build­ crease tuition for out-of-stste stu­ church appealed to the more than Richard .Martin. ing; and Wniiani Brennan. Walter be secured and coVtred to prevwit He. 1S3H 450 n\flitoh Catholic* to aid In scheduling puta a very heavy' load The next step would appear to dents. -pf xi’OTk -upon the shoulders of the Fox and Edward MS^Oii-'ie, all hazardous spilling or lealAgs of bringing thlb gift to other* by be consideration by the Board of merhbers of the Park and Recrea­ cargo. ThA House voted to send the bill SPIRAL SCREW DRIVER. prayer, financial help and, "in the Volunteers who do the phoning, back to the Ekjncatldn.Cbmmlttee "Tautoa-MaftdyfAaw*' wWli Miaii.ratwn tooRira. TURIF-0R6ANIC Directoi tion 'Advisory Comml.sslon. Direct the legislative councll-to It ii$. bit for h«we sad shop. case of some," dedication of their Nunes of Volnn^rs which had reported unfavorably. 5~$0 MINIMUM ANALYSIS These workers include"Mrs. John study a uniform securttlea att. tpMioi at $1.97.- Uvea. -I rather suqprlsing wheln onp con­ A low fish and game funds to Present tuition Is 1160 fbr state h** Mlarasnk—• Th* BOhtIff said Africa is now i Allison, Mrs. Guy Anderson, Mrs.; Hebron be used for investigation and students and $410 for out-of-state 100% Chicago AcllvaM j "opening up lo the life of the I Muriel Auden, Mrs. Edward Bros-! siders that it means thousands of No. H1347 . dollars annually, which over a purchase of property for fishing students. SIm4dp modern world, and passing through j I nan, Mrs. F. B. Crocker, and hunting.. What may prove to be jh* moat 11 Charles Crockett, Mrs. Ann Mc­ Cemetery Assn. / | stretch of years would represent a New York—Policyholders of the | BLOCK PUNE • Woo^ cok* *r cfsH. i;; sixeable fortune. But the success Require barbed wire used atop Idaal far IlfM ~aerloua year* of Its mlUoiiary des­ Cann, Mrs. Nevin Decke^ Mrs. nation’s legal-reserve, life-insur­ .* Saparlor tw f tiny." He aald danger* the conti­ ftobert Donahue, Mrs. RalOT Lean­ in the fight against polio, ^yjtich fences to. be at jeast six and a work. Tamparad a t ml r Imam t a S L V To Hold Annual half feet from the ground,. ance companiea numterad 103,000,- •teal cuttar. 14$ la. nent faoa* Inelude; e r ; Mrs. Wilbert Emigh< Miss Fay has brought about the Sa]k treat­ 000 ’ in I n land", represented 63 I Vida. m. avaroB. HardvAad Iwadfo. Spadai ment, ia encouraging to donors Up the examination fee for at$1J7. .. 1. The temptation to give in to /Feiris, Mrs. John Field, Mrs. Rich­ Meeting Monday per cerit of Ihs , nation's popula-' falsa- concept* of nationaham. ' ard Foulke, Mrs. Elliott Codes, who can only hope that like results cbltmiodists from' $25 to $35v may be achieved in other cases .,Give gravely disabled vet^na tion. 2..:'Atheistic materiallsni, or '1 Mrs. Olive Hackney. Mrs. Herman commu'hlam; which, "on the basis Bleck. Mrs. Rddolph Heck, Mrs. Hebron, April 26— (Spec^) — as time goes on. o. fl-ee car registration and parking ■I -V The 'members of St. Peter’s Ceme­ Scouts to damp Out ./ privileges , \ . of actually existing difflcultiea • David Hopkins. i' ' seduces tRe minds of men and, by tery Improvement Assn., are A hike and ovsrnight camppht Mrs. Irene Johnson. Mr*. Mildred The House passed and sent to Worthwhile Na. HI222Vi sowing discord, seeks to impede | Kossick. ^ s . Alan L*dgsrd. Miss warned of the annual meeting, to this comingj^ weekend is f)lanned the Senate bills which would: cooperation between them." , I P Lent,/M rs. Louis Marte, Mrs. for Boy Scout Troop 28. Jt iif t# be COMBMATIOir T^e Pope pointed out that nev-' I 6 be held in the Douglas Library; held on the D. Evejrett Stqrte place, Increase the examination fee for Mary isn e Miller. Mrs. Mortimer April 29, at 8 p.m., for the election dentists frem $26 to $3S! Rea . . for your whole fomily oB n aaa WaL 12 in. praewd Mada. ImMinal Puter, Mrs. Clyde RiQhard,. voking a dentist’s license. , opd wHbat in handU Spacial at $1.B7 cently announced there now are' I Meed Richardson. Mrs. C atl.H o^ MisliMBS proper to come before the of a campsite in th ar^ a. Sales Tax Exemption in the 'world-famous pages . more than 23 million Roman • X mecUng. Albert W. Hlldlhg. presi­ . Postmaster In Full Stride Catholics ilj Africa, an increase of - Blich, Miss Carrie Seymour, dent; MU* Marjorie Martin, sec- Exempt rope and nets from the of The Christian Science J& nette Sumner, Miss Ella Bum-, WlUtam H. Hills, hew\postmas- sales tax if they Are used exclu­ Monitor. Enjoy Erwin D. nearly 10 miUion in seven years. net and Mrs. John Wallett. i^Uiry. ter at the grten. is becoming so sively for fishing, . One of -the most urgent needs,:.] Uiampe Falttlly' Newa inured .to-his duties that he is Conhdm's newest stories, ..\“- ‘■We desperaWfy need more vol­ Increase the -maximum life in­ said the Pontiff, is for ' more: The Rev. H. C. Cbampe, now of already r^arded aa a veteran at surance savings banks are allowed penetrating notional and in­ SPECIAL priests and nuns. unteers who are willing tt> Shelton, former pastor of the He­ the job. h ternational news coverage, little as two hours per BloodmoWle bron and Gilead Congregational to sell from $3,000 to $5,000. Much Remains to Do visit to fhis work," sa.id M ^ Dob- Churches, announce* In his month­ how-to-do feotures, ‘ Home- The Pope said much remains lo j s. ly letter to his congregation, that Misnchcstqr E\-ening Herald He­ In other action, the Legislation moking ideas. Every issue he done, both in recruiting mis- . ^•"we especially , need ^^kM * bron correspondent, .Mis* Susan B. recalled three bills from the Gov­ aionaries and providing for their his soD-in-iaw and daughter, Mr. Pendleton, telephone AC 8-3454. . ernor's office to save them from brings you helpful eosy-to- who can do phoning during ma and Mrs. Alex Milanlck are mov­ reod articles. material maintenance. evening hours, when we have the. possible veto. The bills deal with .«*'■**" "It is most urgently necessary.’’ ing shortly from Cleveland, Ohio, affairs of the city of Bristol. - You con get this interno- best results in reaching prospec­ to Roanoke, Virginia, where Mr. Sir James M. Barrie, author of he said, "to give apostille workers i | tive donors." she added. 'This ap­ "Peter Pan,” died in 1937. Hi* Recently Gov. 'Ribicoff vetoed tiopol doily newspoper from * m k k s the means of action truly proper-- Milanlck will be In charge of bills dealing with l^ridgeport’s city peal is directed toward business business concern. "Peter Pan’-’ is a hit 'again nearly - Boston by moil, without 6 F T . tlonate to their Immense task." j I Slrla in parUcular, Who should be 20 years after. affairs on tha grojinda that they Referring to a "saddening la.ck | l The Milanlck* have tWo lively extrp charge. Use the cou­ WOOD 67c able to arrange’k working period boys.- Mrs. Milanlck Is the former pon below "^o start your 40%Wrea of priests." he cited one are* of ' at Red Cross headquarters for two Ruth Champe. She was bom in RULE two million people —- 60.000 of ' hours once a month, without grea.t Mexico., while her father was en­ subscription. them Christians — with only 50 ! (Hfflculty. I am in hopes that a gaged in mlsalonary work there. • 50% organic • Granular—Dust-Fraa priests.' j . group of business girls might be Acolytes Npw Vork Trip Tb« Chriition Scisnee Monitor - a On# that loaH oil teoton The Pope said that it I* neces- ' willing to work as a team. ThV-HCoiytea of St. Peter’s Epls -'One, Norwoy Street * sary to provide for Christian Need 60 Callers copal Church had the tlnie of their '( Boston 15. Moss., U. S.'A. teaching, organization of social "We need a corps of approxl- UvCs on a trip to New York, leav­ KEMP’S I Please send the Monitor to me action, confimunication means and / mstely 60 caller* ao that the same ing here Monday and returning } for period checked. establishment of catholic action. workers will not have'to be called Tuesday. There.'were seVen boys, ■1 yeor $16 □ 6 months $8 Q “But the men comp.etent lo do upon so frequently." the recruit­ accompanied by the Rev. Douglas 3 months $4 Q thia. both priests and laymen, are i ment chairman w ent on. ‘The work F. Pimm, on the drip. They vvit- sadly lacking in nlirfibers," the I, i l t* easy. We have a file from which nessed a baseball game, went to Pontiff declared. ! the volunteers draw the •names to Radio a ty and visited Radio City The Pope also urged .bishops to : | phone. Thdre is always sproeone in Music Hall. They spent the night Par Ifnatl aprtt liar, give particular attention to the charge who is familiar with the as ^ e s ta of the Rev. M,r. Pimm's aya >a bemtl, at- When 0 spiritual needs of. .voung Africans work. If we coufd w'ork up enough father in Bayside, L. I. MECHANICS* TOOL CHEST f>> tntrfeol* poh ROCKVILLE TH 5-3271 1 1*^ with or ogointl grai.n. HocIpriKOlIng A nsw ered 1! specializing in the sale of new and used h^mes. Through the years'* iMl*r,niv*r nMdi lubrice|j^. tne Jarvis Realty Co., has built and sold over 2,00(1 homes in tha RibuLARLY $19.93^ DELUXE LATEX Level-Cutting S « e Manchester area. _____ WAU PAINT NOW ONLY LAWN-BOY power tnow^s | ja Goal on any intarior wall Aa idaal raai-iaunS |ifl, Thtra'a **Fran” DipkansoR surfac* a UOS.IOT Ik av«y budfat— IS tog SS GARDEN and whkhavK aat yaa chaaM What bearmil doesja map ] Gallon dees average room (ir* K i l " , aianaal at Mil.- '-Why were; SiiitSal dSiciifpiens 312 OAKLAND ST.— .M l 9-9406 Suen Areas As: •\ Dries in an hour > apatM ). raa'va bw|h( tha • aaoail-haadNni aaoat aiatiM a e w iiru-O-Mitit a'dunrfnteed woahable a m v, with*heid,from the public? ' have—dated October 4/1916? DONT MISS THIS! ;SU-rurw««~ JARVIS ACRES HILLIARD ISTATES CONCORD WOOD~^ i PR4VOT TORCH . b a i T c a s t i n g PEACH GARDEN FENCE ‘ •• ^ ...... '. ‘ •' ;\ OLCOTT DRIVE RbD-REEL-LlNE { HEDGE GREENBROOK HOMES 16'1 high 25' long. Galvanized TREES ^COMBINATION ’ cables. Protects prop- 9 7 4 i What if really behind . a Fm i m i ■•rsi-O-Mstlc hondymin'i k-——. 1, '1,. • perty. Boil ■ Why wcic the eripinal lan^ - T- tereh. with all lecitiD rin fsr home $5.00 lAkEWOOD CIRCLE in4 auto ropaira, aaMtpni, bunlng S’.^ Rod, 8 Guides, Aluminum Each 5 9 c 6”. lO a ■ ..'li saint, cuttint aH4 laytnf tila, lliM lni all these negotiations? ' llrat, jawtlry rapair, s>a4tl kuil4in|. ^Grlp., Ocean City Le.vel Wind lowered? are, examples of Jarvis' home building contribution to better living' ■aviar aataa S1I.1I. f f t S a Reel 50 Yards Waterproof ^ RED LABEL ' Wtsrl«a**iaalf.... O Nylon Line. $ A . 9 5 HOUSE BROOM , in'Manchester.—Y •pS tUNZ £*., m*., Rachailar, N. T. Complete. ' "A , ' ' O'*- , Well bum, durable $1.7* RED w Years of building skills are now being put to work in the latest Jarvis In use, - I * ' SILVER b. ■ / . AZALEAS tract at WOODHILL HEIGHTS (off Middle Turnpike'West) in Why did the Army regret delay In August 1954? Manchester. This new community offers the finest in moderate BADSPECIAL MAPLES priced housing with all city.facilities. G & B N E W . Each 9 7 c . HAND MOWER GALVANIZED ' ' ' ’ . •■"'T ’ SAVE .50 You are cordially invited to see tor yourself. Come out and inspect FLOWER BORDER ^3 $2 McMle by Pennsylvania. 5 bUdiw, FOR THE DEAL OP YOUR 3 F o r ^ 2 « our furnished model home. Open daily I p.m.-5 p.m., weekends 10 10’’ wheel*, rubber tires. so lineal feet, 18” high, 14 Makes millers M U i LIFE pn the all new , ajTi.-S p.m., evenings Tuesday; Thursday and Friqay, 7 p.m.-9 p.m. Tubular handle. 16" C A | OC Small mesh. Goes up C A 90 SAW ATTACHMENT cat Spectal easy. Rail 1957 OLDSMOBILE TIME: May j . . . 8 P .M . PLACE: Public School FRUIT TREES—Dwarf and Rogular ..... $ 1 .0 0 u p AttschM to ony li-inth tiactric drill. Soi^ A N D J A G U A R tlro1*M «Mi ond Inirltola d>o|it. lo or a Uaed CjM- Y E W S .... i ;.... . $1.50 up w..d or nwtal. Camplal* *«» "••• If you have a home to tell or want.ap appraisal Mtlin. ond Iw. malol awHinf PAINT. SPECIAL S1.0C kiodw. itf. •!!!•*• *r*<'«'$0.95 DISCONTINUED COLORS. — S«« me at— This ad paid far by Citixtni ^nd Taxpoyart of M anditittf ARBORVITAE ...... $2.00->6 for $9.95 ’ ■ for tales purposes call us, lor Hordwora Weak,,..-.-— r- ^ LARGE SELECTION HOW ERING TREES $1.7&iip HOFFMAN PR£i DeUvery ------Parking » - - - •= Budget Term: -A MAFLES—CRIMSON KING ...... $ 7 .5 0 u p MOTORS 336 North Main Street MAPLES— VARIEGATED LEAF ...... j ( 9 .0 0 ' ' OLDSMOBILE / f ' A N D J A G U A R MAFLES-FAASENBLACK ..J .... t 7../$7.00 up Tel. MI 9-5253 ' i - / Opien Daily 7 A. M. dm * of SflMHhfaM Tnidifi T ■ i w\ 7--" to 5 P. M., Including ana. Bivd...Easf f i m O M Inram tiM d, portM iob;' shrubs, fortOlMr, Rawar ond BUILDING MATERIALS 654 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER j --^Wednesday Afternoons ,-i? ; :r:- solicHaii of young ovor- LUMBER FUEL ^ Dalaghai^ M ' TEL. MI 3-4112 or Ml 9.1200 and Saturday Untjil Noon Mrd boths. 1 ' us and bo soHIfitd. Op9«7lfoy^AW iifc » r I-’ / .u ■ ■■M"- -i N-:;-: t ' - f / /: A ♦ \ ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ :::r.;,r' :’ 4 / A.- J . ‘ ^ ■•! 1, . • ,;l’‘»‘V • ';, , I ( ' \ /.7 ' . i' V ■ ,'• ■ .■ 1 1 X A.. '7 : .1'- ' " . t ''" '. ■ ■ " ’ , - . , l\\ ■' • ■ y X " : .,s MANCHESTER EyfiNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, AP^IL 2671967 jpAGRihrnsDi^ X' / MANCHESTER EVENING HEft^LD. MANCHESTER, COtW^FRIDAY. APRIL 26, 19^7 a . Driver Arrested Homemakers Plan Diner-r-H^Ur, this steak la ao Dogs mustn't bark. haUea .can’t No Sign fof Letup V Survey Places Development BUGS BU>4lollday During th* ftrit trip acro»s tb« open the window and aee the fire DOWN terday and charged with ending Mancheeter will probably have top of thv returhs. group at the / ' Community T V FRIDAYS - 8 Ms ACROSS 'The other fields in which those- Wedneaday m otnlnrX , AtlanOc a man wat ao aeaalcfc'Hiat escape 1 evergreen tree Texas,’’Plains States reehqnsibility after police sSra he priority in a program of work to ha waa confined to hla bed. But he If tlie lamp in your room goes BY DICK TURNER I Orcedy animal polled thought the Chamber should The pfogrem wHl begin 'with'a CARNIVAL SPress craehtd into the left reejr of a car be adopted by the Board of Con­ ASSUhfiPTION HALL failed to connect hla agony with out, take n'reather out of your 4 Night-flying participate, and the percentage of coffee hour-^ltT^;80, followed by pillow, that'e. light enough'fot any 3 Nuge ape (Ctmtlned from Page One) ,at the Center arid left the scene. interest in them', follow’s: Com­ tKe fact that it waa hla firat trip animals vard seismograph station in Har.. trol of the diamber of Commerce, the hour-l^f^ashlon show from { THOKIRSON and SOUTH ADAMS STREET!/ on a boat. Aa ha toaaed around In room. ■ 4 Insignia ’ U U U B U U B * ™ The driver of'the other csr, Rob­ munity services. 20 per cent; re­ 10 to 11. $du( Levine of Burton’s ; SLsrgasnsks* 8 Toward tha rieai j(WUawwrJUItTL.)lJ vsrd, Mass,, said his instruments 'Tliis wes indicated in a survey hia berth the doctor came to aee Arty one trOupIed /ilt h night­ went off the air due to the power indicated the quake originated In ert Lavey, 16, East HartfOrd, a«ld of returns received by the C3tem- tail and wholesale trade expan­ will be the narrator. Models, 'will COMFORTABLE SEATING^AMPLE PARKING mare, will find aXalter on_tte bed 13 One of the— shattered side . failure. sion, 13 per cent: national alTairs, he Clairh ObremskI, Carol Kats, him. 1 , Gershwins r-tuciSi iSIniMCiukdi I generally northerly direction about he was making a left turn around ber’soars Program,i ro ^ »,x ofV* Work Committee ^ agricultural post. '-'■■■■■\.1,- 6 Pthdent pqvverilne repairmen etarted ' 'j';* r " " / ...... dev Vivian'Genovese, Nina Rawley, Ijoetor — ' Cheer up. 1 know IS Wings ornament UUUUUUlUMUU^ the rotary at Mtin and Center 8t»;. you’re feeling rotten but you're You need not wowy about pay­ work ahn^t Immeaiatiiy after the he was inclined to dls- when Schofield, driving east tm nt Janet Bycholeki and Janice Coo­ ing your bill, the House la aup- 14 Arm hone 7 Observe twister atruck. High lines wei e . Father Linehan's opln- If the program of work ngw b4r per. not going to die. . 15 Neg stive 8 Montans city 35 Hireling 4lTidlM Center at., crashed into his car. tq.^^vlc, church and. educational Sick Man — Not going to file? ported by Its foundation., down in inany areas of town, d i# ; jo,. ^ occurred under the sea. Schofield wes placed under, a Irik drafted it approved. Ip4lll be- A nursery for pre-school Chil­ • ' c Roberta—1 hear lEdlth nusde a coniunction 8 Medley 26Donkeys,. iMders. edmq Chamber ^llcy.^smd com­ dren will be available. Doctor, I thought I waa. 'That waa 16 Absndonm'lmt 27 Ssnctimonlty 43 Horsebaek * partly tq wind and partly to ahred- preliminary eyidenCe 3100 tiorid Slid is SchMuled to ap­ In all, more than 1.000 persons the only thing that kept me alive’. big name for herself. to Sodn ded huiika of sheet metal from a caused Mm to conclude it orcurred mittees will he set pp to imple­ An.vohe Interested' is Invited to Catherine—How was.Oikt? 18 Hires 11 Mentally 38 Burden »POrt pear in court April 29. , were asked to expreas their views ment it. — attend this progrtnii for which lumber company, building \.1tlch on land. »n the role the (Chamber should »•» Roberta—Merrled a maq named SO Make amends sound 38 Serving vessel 44 Rainbow a small fee, it charged. pSuifum- How come you never 31 Go over again 46 Woody plant w-era wrapped around poles and r.;-. ’ t expressed the opinion play in Manchester, affairs.- The Edwsrd H. GIrnney,. chairman Wantnobarberowskl. ^ 31 Imitative 17 Raved of the Program of Work (fcmmlt- got your'potatoea ih? animal ^ 33 Track man ,j47 Wicktd linee like ribbons. that New England is entering a committee now Is preparing long 18 More likely ■ - A heavy rdin whidh followed the , period of increasingly frequent Town Takcjs Bids tee, has said that-4ils group will ZWOULOAKNOWN^ t Scuffum—Well, when 1 wasn t 22 Sea eagle — 28 Severity 38 Attack 48 Spicy and shortjranjte programs of work I COULDN'T < tending the rpadalde atand or aell- A woman went Into a fiSiit 40 Nickname 50 Pronoun ' twister aind Gooded some streets earthquakes. Last 'Tuesday night*, prepare both long and ahort-range PHARMACT 34 Shelter made 24 Kite part based on 'replies to the questlon- programs. Hb said they wrouid run ■A>/-srrAN'Put/ ing hunting and fishing righU my stand to buy grapes for her huav for a rnrrf*H fnr m previoUs ccntury. der 8-inch. ment of Manchester. He safo 37 per I love you. 40 Food fish brought strong winds, hail and recorded, for a cent of those replying thought the caiued damage estimated at driving will find a hammer and rain In some areas. .Hailstones He said they iVe occurring every nails in the closet. She - I wish I were strong 4} Legal matters m l«i,rin v”T r Tnch” ln'‘ mameurif<>''r five years probsbly are -The nation produced J^,6()0 (WO Chsmber should partlclpste in this 312,000 to /adio station WNHC's Br6szs nro9§h If your room gets too warm, enough to return ^ u r k)vt!^^ 43 Furtive measuringm*BBUnnK iZ .4 menlutll in111 u'smeierIIIBIIICLVI ] ...... v,., « , • .term' tons, of bituminous coal, in 19.56, field. radio tower and a nearby building 2 watchers pelted Lone Rock and the ground | Re"l<>8ists term I an increase of .39,600,000 tons, or The next most important field to |The fire was slopped short of the u-as white with the heavy fall of , mountain-making those polled was .civic development.'station’s transmission building. —...... 43 Mors severe forces. 18 per cent, over the 19.56 figure. TougUntLawni HL M Toward the hail. BY J. a WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJdR HOOPLE Arctic 'Thunderstorms also extended j OUT OUB WAY 61 Urtclt Tom’s across ■ Michigan and aectiona of Gwihii JaJbs^ pet llllnoia, Indiana and Ohio and i / Bimi THE MMZM« HEW WHO CMItMOa ' h e v .a m t S O P W S E D ; BOV/16 I TIT spread into West Virginia and u/ rum BOLL WE• 57 Sneaky AMP VOU BOOM MYTHICAL-^ p o t VJE :,Vb a R S b y b l a c k b M- 'Oh, h)w! I thrtw him oyBr Ust month— I f o t ’ tirtfd Quakes Jar Three^ CAMERA NBEPAMEW CAfi LABEL VbO !W E 1N« T H E , going Dutch on motor rtpairtr* PLATE.' “ JAMBS X Slates in Northeast ^ TikH It plcttrat In IlK k CORBETT AFE DEPOSIT BOX m8Iimt|,»r m i COLOR! • liN irt m 8 OntNin. S old! BY AL VERMEER (Contlned from Pag« One) • Inni. ' 98 PRISCILLA’S POP Your valuable papers, cheri.ahed heirlooms, jewelry des6^’e protection • InRHIOMlIy 8m8. JUST R EM E M BE R. T M E Y E A R S wick, Yarmouth.■43’atervlUe, Fair-! • Cvt livil tpOtil viiw 8n4ir, Imagine a FO R LIFE IS BUT A R E f l e e t i n g field and North Vassnlboro. against fire or theft— the kind of protection a SAFE D E ^ S IT BOX • SMttir tinchrinlttil (w flnik. THE I A BRIEF . MORTALS ARE The earthquake in New Hamp­ machine • Olit 820 flln. M-2 flsiR kulki. J O Y O F [iNTERLUCSiEj TODAY, GONE that pro­ shire was felt in Concord, the givp.s them,. You can rent one here for pennies a day. Play riafe find vides ybti with the akiiled' eer\-- LIV1N<5! TOMORROW' state cSpltol, and southward in NsM tk888 AMitint momfntt forivkr with tht 7/Xr- Irea of a dozen different yard th8ff, tpvkiinf plctoris you'll tiks with this 7 - ^ ■ \ Manchester ahd Nashua. ■ order a SAF'E DEPOSIT BOX tomorrow. and garden experta at a coat of Police in Andover and North leM than a dollar a day! 'That’a «Niifl|,AU NEW 5abri Ckmsra. Andover. Mass., said there was_a.il, what .voii get in the Amaklag earthquake in those communities ' New ROTOTILLER. Let .Uk tell Complwtt and Prompt Proscription .Strvlca shortly, before 7 a.m.. you all about it. Write fee' a Switchboards at ' police head: copy of onr new FREE ROOK quartei-s, radio atatlons and hew-.s- and low prices. No obllgattam. papera w-ere swamped with' callers , Menjber ConnectlM/t Safe Deposit AsSoctatiMl i w-ho reported their houses shwk . ^ «Hb •J'/rrs/o and American jiafe Deposit Aaeoclatlon. M- and windowa and dishes rattled CAPITOL , ,7l?waLLvvi^ because of the earth tremor. THE ...» a The tremor waa recorded on the EQUIPMENT CO. PHARMACT fSAMOUS it t is r -T 4-u ■ Weston (Maas.I Ohser\-atory at 459 Hartford Road—!-(Corner of McKee)— Tel. MI 9-9946- *.LC iBMBilgM TX ua ox fi:40;3'4 a.m. The Rev. Daniel Line- .78 Main St.— MI .3-7958 BY V. T. HAMLIN han. S. J., aeiamologist. placed the X A L L E Y OOP SUU Afk> BY RAY GOTTO disturbance about 10,5 miles north­ COTTON WOODS C O M P A N Y east of Boston -probably 15 to 20 , MEMBER F in e NOW THE DUCKS ANC JUST 'B U T THE n e x t C A T IT'S HCADIKG FOR THE miles at seg? off Portland. ONE OUT AWAY F M U WINNING BATTER WALKS... • THE GAP IM S r - i'til6 RUM A . Harvard seismologist said, deoyjjp lO'*' , A SHUTOUT,..SO I'LL SOON ,“ ' A N D SEC O N D S LATER,.. CENTER/ SCORE FROM. however, he believed the quake X , SUNPNISING COTTON AT ~ FIRST? occurred- on land. y \ [Ylt/tK'FAS E X IT W ITH A LONG OVERDUE Prof. L. Don Leet at the Har- HISS' MAM Offtet StOBTM iBAWm- sez .MAiM tntrf 15 NOtTM SUIN SIHtt *.-H N*rt M YStCA © . PERFUMES ‘ Oee*.*/* 1*. /e*..*' chffft ^ Ff3b«rg«-Lanvin F Evyan-Coroit ONE STOP BANKING FREE PARKING AT BOTH OFFICES ^Arthur Drus8tor«$ * OPEN THURSDAY EVENING 4 TO B SATURDAY MORNING ♦ TO 12

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YOST Chibagp Tops Modem H»l« C a m Hq» Only One Problem League Leader^ C Eive Markers Sports Editor Newk Not NstioiuU* League BatUng— (Based on 25 at-bats) Yank^\^ Half Mutial, St. Louis. .536; Gilliam. 5 5 c © < In Big Third Bumper Crop of Young Rookie Star« Are ‘Obsolete’ Don Larsen’s Control Brooklyn, .438; Bailey, (jinolnnatl, V Glance at ,the box’ scores daily of major league baseball Game; Retails Two Pastings .429; Dark, St. lx>uis, .419; Aaron, teams this season and you rpay ask, “ Who’s that on first? Milwaukee. .379.- • Ices -Decision International Tr;rjrouU I "never heard of that fellow before.” There are, a number Says Sarazen Runa— Aaron, Milwaukee,v 10; V Saturday at Charter Oak. Bnye * • ------New, York, April 26'(/P)- Colonia, N. J., April 26 (/P)~Don Newcombe isn’t w6n4ed Concerns Y anjc, Skipper Mays, NeW York. 9; Banka, Chi­ M vrin drill at 10 a.m.„ boys age lOi Bv PAT BOLDUC of rookies and comparatively unknowns in the starting line­ about the two poundings hg took in his first two mound ap­ ups of several clubs. You reajlyE Are the Chicago White Sox Vww York. April 26 0«n« cago and Bouchee, Philadelphia: at 1 p.m. and boys 1M3 at 3 p .m .,r • ^ 1 HULWIJV/ pearances of the infant baseball season. He’s more annoyed 8; Dark and Blasing'ame, St. Louia',- an on Saturday. , Two big innings were all can’t go to the ball' park and with Detroit while the Yank*, have just offjon their usual spuing Btnaen ssUI today modem golf New York, April ?6 (A=)— fifteen other major league than- Identify the players without a by the stories indicating there is something wrong with him oourses are "Obsolete la a Model- * J ,, ~ 7 V . » I that Norwich Free Academy used Tony Kubek, Woody Held and sprint, or has new Manager *gerfl wish they hatTEhe problems 6{ Casey Stengel, pilot of Runa Batted In—Furillo, Brook­ Bcdrecard, save fdr the New Ydrk Bobby Richardson. Al Ocotie is AI Lc^ez-got them hustling • r ...... ;------^physically and mentally. T Ford.” He predicted/tWs sport Yankees, Boston R^ Sox, Mil­ ■oma day would becplayed on tight, the world ch ^ p io n New York Yankees. His only concern, he lyn, U : Maya, New York, 10; 8aturday*at"Burkle'y"pield. Boysjneedeti yesterday the only new member o f the staff.' *■ ' "W here'do these writers get o ff Baker, Chicago and Sauer,- New waukee Braves, Cincinnati Red- to go the distance? Eithfer crew-cut layouts requiring, leas 8-0 will practice at I p.m. and 10. at Mohegan Park in the|Kose Kubek, with a "Can’t MUs” label, way, nice;guy Lopez—Only man-. Standings saying such-silly things?" grum­ admitted today, while waitihg for the weekend set with the York, ^ Jones and Bouchee, Phil­ legs, and Brooklyn Dodgers who titan two hours for an 16-hole year-olds willMil workoutworko at 3‘ p.m. City .88 the hard-hitting has been a disappointment to date ageV who d id , not concede the - Ameriou League bled the big Drooklyn pItehOT at Boston Red Sox to get under ------— adelphia) and Ekmis.'St Louis, 7. Sunday at 2 p.m. at the same field, have almost stood pat with same his home today before the Broolcs round. ’ Wildcats^ handed Manchester both at bat and afield. American League pennant to the 7 w . L. Pet. G.B. in the Yankee Stadium, Is th e; ^here he wants to. ••But Hits—Miulal, St. Louis. IS; Oil- a session (or 11-13-year-old . candl- lineups of a year a^o. ' Pitchers Ed' Blsike and Gene — emplaned for a hlght game in "The aocent today Is on apeed.” Hlijh an 8-2 setback In a non- New York Yankees in spring Chicago • ■ ■ • . 5 1 ..833 condition of Don (Perfect Game) t^gy-u bou, come through, l/fcnow liam, Brooklyn and Dark. St. datea vMll be held, Quick, try to name the starting Host entered’ the box scoras for .714 Pittsburgh. ^ the 55-year-old onetime champion CXIIL baseball contest. 'The tri- training—has the White Sox off New York .. . 5 2 'H JLarsen.’ them both and what they have.” Louis, 13; Bailey, Cincinnati, 12; ■ “ >•«' lineup of the Cleveland'Indians? Kansas Chty, a surprlaing team thus . 5 3 .625 1 "Nobody bothered .to aak ma. If from OermanUrwn, -lahj umph.-waa the fourth In a yaw for and flying with • 5-1 record and Boston "There’s nothing vTong with All this waa by wav of explana­ Fondy, Chicago and Aaron, Mil­ Americsn Tryouts the host club which boWed only Here it U :‘Raines SS, Strickland far, as did Milt Graff at 'second 4 .556 “ Ehrerybody’s-ln a hurrj’. lim e is a hsJf-game edge over the Yan­ Kansas City . 8 114 they did I would tall them there’s Larsen’s arm." he rasped. "It’s tion as to why. these two worthies waukee, 11. Saturday at Waddell Field. Boya to Wlndharft In Oie season’s opener J B , Maris LF, Smith CF. A ltobel-, base and outfielder Jim Pisoni. . 3 4 .429 ■ 2*^ absolutely nothing -wrong with valuable. Land In the metropolitan kees for first place. Cleveland .. control. He juat doesn't have it are being-sidetracked.' Doubles— Hodk, - Cincinnati, 4 ; 8-9 will work out at 10 a.m., 10- while the loss was the flr.st for the Tl IB, Colavlto RF, AvIU 3B and NeU Chrisley, a fiychaser, and Baltimore -rs . 3 5 .375 3 me. Sure, I've got a little soreness oed'ters is being gobbled up by real To do it, Lope* haa mixed speed He’s not ^throwing , hiard and Is "I got 11 pitchers", he ex­ Gilliam and H ^ ges. Brooklyn, year-olds will drill at .1 prm. end Indians w*l>o dumped_l,he Whippets Hegan C. Strickland. Smith and pitchers Ted* Abernathy, Dick Washington.. . 3 6 .333 3H In my pitching arm, but no more •stats developments. (“fastest tesm I’ve seen in my 14 fooling around—on. the* inound, plained. "Three are going good Baker and Neeitiah, Chicago, boys 11-12 will practira at 3 InUbrir first test last Monday. Avila are veterans, but at new po­ Brodowski, Evelio Hernandez and Detroit . . 2 6 .250 4 than I've, had every year at this sitions, while Hegan is tlie only years as a manger,” say* Kansas Has to ^me ■ that is. He relaxes and comes whitey Ford, Johnny Kucks and Aaron, Milwaukee, Bouchee, Phil­ o’'olock. Poor base rtmnlng cost Coach Garland Shlflett are all with time since I joined Brooklyn in through with that soft pitch..J regular of the’ past few years who (Tity boss Lou Boudreau), great Frida.v’a Schedule ' Tom Sturdivant.. So I'm pitching adelphia and Dark, St. Louis 3. Tom Kellcy’^squad at least three Washington. . defense, youth and so-(ar success­ RbsCon at New York. 2 p.m. — 1949yYou check back through my "What’s the .ajiwer? *«horUr. can't depend'^.Jthat. Is still a backslopper. This Cleve­ them against the Red Sox." I 'Triples—Bouche, Philadelphia, runs and the Red and White made ful position shifts to win. both the Sisler (10-) vs. Sturdl-vant (0-0). career with the Dodgers and you'll trickier oourses 3,600 yards long 3; Ught players tied with 1. land, lineup is only an example of ■He’s Just trying to be dainty. Stengel wants to get back in Casper Tabbed Over in the National League, neat,, close ones and th.e messy Detroit a t Cleveland. 8 p.m. — ftnu' that I never, have been able Instead of 7,000. and greater em­ Home Runs -Aaron, Milwaukee the Norwich victory somewhtL the - many changes in personnel He falls behind a batUr and. then first place in a hurry, Before’'tb- first baseman. E d"'D ouchfe' and Lary (1-1) V*. Garcia (0-0). u get off to a real good start. 2 phasis on brain wortc thail- on hit' simple by com nittee foiu- costly slugfests. comes in with a fat one, day's game \vilh the Sox, the and Mays, New York 3; Fourteen and position since the 1956 season rightflelder Bob Bowman have Chicago at >Kansaa City, 9 p.m ting power. It has to come.” errors. The losers also had se5*eral closed. Marathon iOontest / ‘Hitting Bfdow Belt* - ' "M y man Bob Turley, on the Yanks tralltri the O iicago IVhite players tied-with 2. ^Hard Beat’ good opportunities to score but looked great with Philadelphia —Pierce (1-1) v*. Morgan (1-1). Ssraaen, Stocky, Italian Immi­ ‘ Stolen Bases—Gilliam. Brook­ Joe Altobelli is a highly regard­ other hand, has been throwing Sox by ..half a game. That makes' were luiable to produce the neces­ and newcomer Clhico Fehnandez. The.Sox padded their sRHw-lead Washington at Baltimore, 8 pTm ' "Just because I didn't gat to grant's son who still wears knick­ hard, but he can’i'g e t the ball ex- him 'iuthappy. lyn and Maya. New York, 2; Fondy ed first baseman while I.«rry with a 9;4 victory ov8r the De­ pitch against the "Yankeea in the ers in a throuback to the 1920's, sary timely hits, and as a result acquired from Brooklyn, has plug- Washington Player Nicked by Pitched Ball —Pascual (1-1) vs. Moore (0-1 jv and ®mka, Chicago, Bruton, Mil­ At Louisville Raines, who developed in the Ne­ geci up the hole at shortstop. \, troit Tige'rj yesterday In a three- spring exhibition games, one fellovir said the golf course of the future left to runners stranded. Thursday's Results waukee, Thomas and Walls, Pitts­ gro National League, has jlfnpress- Rene Valdes, the best young hour tussle that had . 29 hits, 11 First baseman PeU Runnel* iS) of Washington Senators does an impromptu dance whllei^dlng his wrote that I 'was ecared to face watild be condensed within the Norwich, which also upended the . Boston 12, Washington 7. burgh, and Blasingame, St. Louis. ed with his great play at short­ pitcher I saw in Florida, Impressed dotlbles and 25 stranded base run bat at home plate wh^n he was hit onHhe left leg by a pitched ball In first inning of• game with Bos­ them because of -what they 4Ud to •pace of'S, few city blocks instead Loulavllte, Ky,, April *26 iff)- BUI Chicago 9. Detroit 4. ' Fires Atvay to Complete DP Indians 6-1 In the first meeting stop. He has been so good that in hia first two relief starts. With nera. The Yankees w’ere idle. ton Red Sox in Washington (April' 25). Catcher Sammy Wh ite qf.J;he Bosox reaches for ball after me'in the World Series. I call that Casper Jr., a roly-poly, likeable last year, snapped , Manchester’s George Strickland, always a great Cleveland 5, Kansas City 3. of covering 8O9 acres. Pairings Made' Pitching — Spahn. Milwaukee Gus Bell of the Cincinnati Redlcgs slides hard but Casey Wise, Brooklyn'*' starting pitching bet­ It glanced off Runnels' foot. Willard Ntxpn was on mound fdr Boston. Red Sox won, 12-7. (AP hitting below the belt.' As U I have I Looking Californian, was tagged today as stx-(^iwe winning streak, the' Silk , glove man. has been shifted dver In the other AL games. Boston’s Only Games Scheduled. It will play a par 56 instead of and Gomez. New York, 2-0, 1.000; Chicago Cubs’ second baseman, spread-eagles and makes the an up an romihg campaigner ter than at any time in. the past Ted Williams—off to an unusually Wlrephoto) \ ' } ' anything to say about what elUbs T2, he added, yilth every shot call­ 'Twelve pitchers tied with 1-0 Towners haying closed out last to second base. Raines hit .3()9 Saturday's Schei^le I am to pitch against. 6 throw to first to complete a double play. Bell was forced at sec- decade. Valdes will have to'bc con­ ■- -T-^— , For Golf Play among I;ol(’a touring professionals and drove in 66 runs with Indian­ fast start —* banged a two-riih (Chicago at Kansas (3ty, 8 p.m. ing for-a premium on axxmiacy and Fifteen Yesrs Ago Today-JIal 1.000. fond on Wally Post's grounder to shortstop Ernie Banks in ganie spring's scliedule with five wins. tent with bullpen chores at least All he had to do waa'to ask Having^ definitely recovered from apolis in the American Assn, last double and two Singles for a 3- Detroit »t Cleveland 2 p.m. finesse. It will be strategically Nbwhouaer pitched two hitless re- StrlkeoutsX-Jones, St. Louis, 11; at Cincinnati (April 2.51. Reds beat Cubs, 6-3. (A P Wlrc- a mild slump that beset him nftci- " Rimf Caved In for the time ■ being. Third base; Alston Manager Walter Alston) year. ..i"' for-3 day and a .455 batting aver­ Ted Off to Greateit Start Washington at Baltimore. 2 p.m. trapped with gun-barrel fair 11& Innings to preserve Detroit’s Pairings ■ for the 36-Hole TWo- Drafaowsky, CiMcago. 10; Podres, photo) ______winning the recent Phoenix Open, man Ossie Virgil, highly regarded age as the Red Sox bagged Wash­ Ruling Changed but he had to have-a sensaUonaj ways, tenSjCiouB rough' and tricky, Brooklyn and'Friend, Pittsburgh, Righthander Wes Feshler, mak­ Boston at New 'Ypi’k. 2 p.m, 4-3 victory over the St. Louis Ball Medal 'Tournament oyer the Casper was called the man to bea’t ing his first varsity start, oii the shortstop Andre RodgerS have ington 12-7. and the Cleveland In­ story, one that gives the fans the tttdulatlng grtena weekend at the Manchester* Coun­ 9; Koufax, Brooklyn and Roberts, in the Kentucky Derby Open., No less than 16 rookies were, in clinched starting spots with the Sunday’* Schedule Browns. mound, gave up a single to the diana unfrocked the Kans.as City Cincinnati, April 26 (ff’l— Boetoh at New York, 1 p.m. inpression that Don Newcombe ' ■ . 'X ------try Club Were, announced today by Philadelphia, 8- This was so even-though he held the starting lineups during the Giants while Casey Wise at second leadoff;batter, Dave Connell in the A ’s, w'ho had won three in a row, Warron Giles, president of the Moves into New York Washington a);'Baltimore (2), 1 has ho guts, Okay, so it doesn't Ten Years Ago Todsy-^Dixle Billy Simpson. Starting times for 'American League a slim one-stroke lead over Aus­ opening week action in the Amer­ base, Jim Bolger in leftfleld. Cal HOUSEWTVE’S LBAOTTK first inning but settled down to ac­ 5-3. National League, yesterday an­ matter hew i feel about It' but I Walker collected four hits and Saturday, players and melr handi­ Batting (Based on 25 at bats)— North and South tralian Peter Thoibson and Jack ican League. Earl Hilligan of the Neeman behind the bat and Mick- p.m. / • count for three of llic ensiling six Only one National League'game nounced that In the future both Detroit at Cleveland (2), 12:30 w-onder if he ever stopped to think Gene, Hermanald a home run to caps follow: — Williams, Bostoif, .455; Fox, Chi­ Fleck bf Rochester,'^Mich., a cou­ A. L. Service Bureau points out. e)’ Mickelson at first are regulars outs via strikeouts. But the roof was played, with the Onciniiati runner who Is hit by a batted p.m. how my son .would feel reading League-leading Rockettes (68- lead the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 10;30—Cerina (10), Ferreira cago,-».423; T uttle, Detroit-, .387; ple of proven stalwarts. Maris drew the most notice with in the Cub's yodtH movement. With Fine Hit Streak such a story about his dad.” 41) pinned a 3-1'^ctory over the 7-3 *triumph over the New 'Yqhk suddenly caved in on the Red and a grand slam homer. Billy Har- Redlegs jpalring six hits-with four ball and the next sucreeding Chicago Kansas City, 2:30 (15); Deasy (9), Mader (IT). Mantle, New York, .386: Williams, Has All Ihc .Shots Just how far any of the afore runner or hatter will be de­ fourth place Ten’ Pina (•47-57), the Giants. Enters Semifinal Round The consensus among the compe­ While pitcher In the third, frame. . reJl. tvho once played pro basket­ errors to defeat Chicago’s Cub* 6-3 p.m. 10:40—IPfper (4 (‘ Scranton (18); Baltimore, and Mauch, Boston, mentioned rookies will go. remains for their fourth -consecutive victor clared out If the runner wilfully cellar-dwelling Bowl-a-Jets (40-64) titors was that the 2.5-year-old Cas) Outfielder Tony Coaentino ball for Lenox. Mass., against a question. Judgihent will be re­ Five Years Ago Today—Granny Rumsey (11), Oonnerton (16), .382. and a .500 percentage. B r^klyn permit* himself to be struck. New York, April 26 (i^P)—^Ted Williams, off to the best / .4“ W. Pet. G.B. blankdd the second place Bowl-a- j^er—who Weighs In at 205 and 1 opened the inning with a line Manchester in the Eastern League, served ,until at least two swings L- Three Chahipions Hamner h id fourliita and a stolen >—Carvey (9): Rusher m Runs — Williams, Boston and and the New York Giants were TTie American League also start in his major league career, hpped to find the range Brooklyn ... . . 6 1 .857 — Dears (58-46) 4t0 and the third Pinehurst. N. C„ April 26 (A5-Billy Joe Patton, the crack stands 5-11 hsa aU llie shots ner- j double to leftfiold. Teammates Dpn has played at third base, for the around the circuit. J. CJordon (4 ),. S'. Davis Yost, Washington, 9; Lopez, Kan­ scheduled, but were rained out. adopted a similar rule, effective of "Yankee Stadium’ s friendly right field wall today. The Bos- Milwsukeo . .. 6 1 .857 — place -I^nupa (56-47) shutout the base as the Philadelphia Phi.lllea North Carolina golfer, has long since leU the firing line in the 57th essary to solve Seneca • course's Slmonelll, Connell, a ie t Moran, Indians. The Injuns, hopeful of A healthy slgnr-however. is new To Defend Laurels blanked the Boston Braves 8-0, sas City and Sievers, Washington, North-ahd South An\aleur Tournament, but a prediction he made a Despite l8 hits, six of them yesterday, Giles said. New York .. . . 4 4 .,500 2V4 flftb,..place HirFi’s (46-561 4-0. R. Gordon (S),.Maoalbne 8: Mauch and Klaus, Boston, and exacting 6,575 yards of hlll.s and .Maynard Slrlrkland and catchei- getting enough new blood in their faces and this spring there seems I ton Red Sox were scheduled to open a three-game series with week ago is pointing up hi* skill as a prophet. ______hollows. Frank Nedney icaponded with five attacks to seriously challenge the doubles, the White Sox had some The change I* the remilt of Cincinnati .. .. 4 4 .500 2 ', Noteworthy scores .were bowled rry (2), Owens 12). Simpson and Sklzas, Kansas City to be more of these yearlings than New York. * ^ ^ ^ ^ 4 .429 3 • ■Til give you the winner of thc^.- = Proof that h« Is’ once again on straight single.-), most of them j.us4 Yankees, have also retained rook­ trouble making the 'Tigers swallow an imtlon by Don Hoak, Cin­ Philadelphia . . 3 Philadelphia, April 26 ilP\—-Three by Martha Randall ]lo-130, Mary About SSO million dollars is spent '^varella (6), Varney 7. ‘ . usual in the starting lineups. williams has hit safely In Bos- i strong And quick as he ever was. 5 .375 North and South," he declared,— j Campbell eight his game came yesterday when he over Ihe'lnfleld. ’A'.ul coupled with ie- pitchers Stan Pltuula (15-4 at their third defeat in a row. They ; cinnati pla.vrr, who April 21 In Chicago ___ .. 3 3'4 champions who set meet records Chapman 114 and Millie (Jowles by 20 million bowlers each year, (14); Wilson (3). Kelly (20). Runs Batted Jn-r Sievers. Wash­ finally got the job done with N el-1 Milwaukee fielded a batted ball ton's first eight game* and was ] "If he stays healthy and if his St. Louis ... .. 2 5 ’ .286 4 109. ■Bill Hyndman. I saw Blit m fired his second straight 68 to go two. Manchester miscues. the Wild­ Indianapolis I and Dick Tomanek, riding on a .’456 batting average, legs hold up, he ha* the best chance reports a pin manufacturer. 11:40—Markowskl (7), A. Smith ington, 14; Tuttle,. Detroit, 11; I over. son. Fox chipping in two double.* and prevegted a possible double I Pittsburgh .. . 2 6 .250 4'4 here bust year ■will defend their Florida during the winter------^ d he into today’s third round six und?r cats notl«t five runs to grab a catcher Russ Nixon, a .319 hitter ' Shots Hero ancL There. 1 Never before had he been able to ' in the league of beating (Mickey) (13) ': Haefs (2). Brainard (15).Mauch, Boston and Simpson. Kan­ Robbins, 25. has played all .the Teevee baseball over the week­ and a single ( putting him second j play. titles today at - the 63rd annual was playing real w ell.", par. ■ a ■' ead. at Indianapolis, and'outfSelder Bob connect in each of the first eight! Mantle this year (for the batting Friday's Schedule 11:50—HiUnaki (0), Russell sas -City, 9; LoIIar. Chicago, Maris ' w’ay in ■w;lnning three of his four in the bat race with .423), Minnie, Penn Relays at Franklin Field. That was no exaggeration, -B oth Thomson and Fleck added Usher who batted .3.50 at San end In this area will include the Giles said both the National contests with the Sox. i champibnship). , Brooklyn at Pittsburgh. 8:30 (17); Ferguson (9), C Bryant Cleveland, and Skizas and Lopez,. matches, one going 20 holes. He 68’s to opening round 60 s to trail The locals had taken a 1-0 lead Diego. Red Sox-Yankee single games Minoso- and Buhtia ^PhilliiTs each and the .American League* will g.mi—Podres (1 -0 ),vs. Purkey (1- Most of the opening session of (16). Kansas City, 8. With semifinals , was four over par in a 2-up come- In the opening frame on singles by In 1941. the year' he finished' "I see no reasofi why he shouldn’t the two day track and field carni­ with 137’s. The niuch-travelcd Gene Mauch Saturday, and S(inday on Channel 8 driving in a pair of runs- and recommend to the Scoring iwith an astronomical .406 m ark.' hold-up.' I w’on’t be the least sur- 12:3a.. A1 Besseiink of wood Sullivan, ■ a catcher, were scious background. His father is a RivCra. up to no'.v an outfielder, harder than Williama. 2). 2; Ten players tied with-.l... bins. Air as he led from the fourth hole ! Grossingers. N. Y., Pat Schwab of across the plate, ter. A other first yekr men retained by football coadh and his brother, Thursday’s ResulU Home Runs — Simpson and is the new first baseman. Those ■Tve got to admit I was wrong "Williams depends on rhythm Quinnipiac Triumphs [sT” ’ a“ T d eie^ in g ohhApfon. on home in a 6 and 4 victory over i Day-ton. Ohio. Bob Harris o( Wln- Norwich Iced the verdict with the RSox. Frank, w'sa an All-American end Were the two question spots in the RICH— IN MONEA’ and timing for his power. Mantis- Cificinnatl 6, Chicago 3. Skizas. Kansas -City, Skowr'on Don Wetland of Phoenixvlllc. Pa., netka, 111 , and Mike Souchak o( three additional m aikeis In the last year," DrCssen said. New Haven, April 26 (/P)—Quin­ at Princeton several years ago.. Sox picture through five steady Baltimore ,NEA)—Paul Rich­ seems to depend on brute streMth New York at Brooklyn, night. . UW N MOWERS SHARPEHED New York and Sievers. Washing­ agalnst Dr. Bud Taylor of Pomona. who had to survive a qualifying | Grosslngers, ,N. Y. fifth Inning. The hustling Wild­ "In the early part of the 1956 nipiac College’s’ baseball team de­ Rookie Jim Landis has made his Charlie McWilliams is another ad­ third place finishes. But LofJez, r\o ards h-s* four bonus players on his season William.* wasn’t pulling the and he has more power than w il­ Postponed— Rain. ton, 4; Williams, Boston, Maris, Calif. cats produced three singles and feated the Hartford Branch of the playoff to get into match play. presence felt in the outfield with dition to the Trin staff, effective stranger to offense-defense prob­ Orioles’ rosier, none of whom can ball the way he used to. I thought liams. , Only Game* Scheduled. Cleveland, Lopez, Kaiisas City and Hyndman was even par, his their scoring -ws.s given an added University of Connecticut 1,0-7 Campbell, improving steadily Chicago while catcher Earl Battey in September. • He will handle lems after six years as manager be farmed out until June at the ! he was losing his grip, "But William* is the more solid 'Saturday's 8«h4Mlule MOTORS REPAIRED- ALL MAKES Bauer, New 'York, 3.- "poorest" showing in four matches boost by two more Manchester er­ yesterday,-slamming out 13 hits to as he took a 19-hole quarterfinal' with each match, was one over as has alsl) lived up to expectation*, varsity basketball next season in of the Clleveland Indians, apparent­ earliest. ) 1 "Now he looks every bit as- hitter." New York at Philadelphia. 1:30 Stolen Bases—Powns. Baltimore, rors. a walk and Feshler'a wild Hitting—Ted Williama, Red Sox Hartford’a five. match from Arnold Blum, South­ he stopped Lawrence Cook, crosa- Berrios* Choice among, the new faces. Bonus baby^ the absence of Dlrectd? of Ath­ ly has found the answers, moving p.m. Apariclto, Landis and Rivera, Chi ■pilch. , —Ballooned his batting average to cago and Skowron. New* York, 2. ern Amateur champion from Ma­ hand player' from Wrightsville Jim Derrington and Bill Fisher, letics R ^ Costing who will be in young and swift Jim Landis Into Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, 1:30 ,*4trong. Relief Work Japan conducting basketball clin­ .465 with perfect 3-for-3/a two-run Alt Work Guaranteed Strikeouts — Score, Cleveland con, Ga., yesterday.' Beach, N. C.. 4 and 3. both moundsfnen, round out the the outfield to replace Rivera. > RESTAURAffr LEAGUE p.m. Hillyer Loses 18-1 To Beat Bassev M\ich credit for Nohvich's win double, two singles and three bases 17; Fornieles. . Baltimore a n d In winning four matches, Hynd­ ifiew’ players with the Pale Hose. ics (or the State Department. Art Southpaw Jack Harshman won 1 John' Rl'voia, end not briither, St. Louis at QiicXgo. 1:30 p.m New Haven, April 36 (ff)—New goes to pitcher Dan Jopea w-ho Lutlierans Church Pin King^ on balls, in 12-7 victory o'ver.WeSh- WORK CAUED FOR cmd DELIVERED Pierce, Chicago, 12; Garver, Kan m an. has been six under the par Bob Garbark, fo.riner; major ^Baltimore showed Brooks Rob­ Christ and Bill Gerhold will ter­ his second for the Sox, but needed.. Joe, should have been credited Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 8 p.m Haven Teachers baseball team took over for starter Dave Mor­ minate their coaching duties this ington. sas Chty, Kucks and Ford. New 72 of the 7,000 yard No. 2 course league catcher,' is baseball and Washington, April 26 OPi inson at third, (Jharlie Beamon Millard Howell’s relief work after I vlth single goidea of 135-134-115 Sunday's Schedule (REAR OF EDDIE’S AUTO SERVICE—OAKLAND ST.) poured in 13 runs in the last three phia in the lop of the fourth in- on the mound.and Carl Powls in June. The former coached swim­ giving ■ way to *. pinch-hltter in and a three-gaitiie total of 384 white Pitching—B r o o k s te.'WTenes, timings yesterday to trounce Hill­ York, and CThakales, Washington, of the 'Pinehurst: Country Oub. basketball . coach at Allegheney yoguel Berrios and Hogan iKidt New York at Philadelphia (2) BssKcy. a pair of rugged mile.*i nlngt,Grinning, willi every pilch, the outfield. Pitcher Don Lee, in­ ming and w-BS footbaU line coach the. sixth. Tiger starter Billy Outings Gain Pagani Honors sparking Ray’s M staurnt (o its Redlegs—45*ve up nine hits, but yer College 18-1. 11. Taylor has been three over, Rob- College in Meadyllle, Pa 12:05 p.m. clash tonight in the next-to-lasl Jones* llnilled -the lnd.lans to ju.st fielder Ron Samford and outfielder while Gerhold handled all fresh­ Hoeft left in a three-run Sox thirci. playoff »1n over Miller's Wrtnes- Bromlyn at Pittsburgh, 1:30 turned in lone complete geiad’ of bout of the world feathenveighl two harmless single*, walked three Mel Clark have made the grade man teams. day night at the Double Strike day while' striking out two and ' . One o f the Boys Thank* to a handicap of 20 pins.f.^ lltrh . ST — US p.m. champjonahlp elimination tour­ bsllers and struck out five while (W ) 8S alleys.'In last night's story on the. at .Cincinnati, 1:30 walking only one for first victory Emanuel Lutheran rules-a* the ‘orrsnl . Milwaukee nament. twldlng the losers scoreless for alx In 1956, there were 57 extra-ln- Michigan Stat-e’s -basketball Williams, who picked up three Vlttner . 332 sports |>age the scores ware ersd- p.m of season In 6-3 decislqn-over Qii- liing games in the Southern As.sn. team won 16 in a row in 1930-31 walks, 'wsi just one of the boys 1956-57 champion in the Church McCurr)’ 133 -326 Berrio* waa the overnight frames. Dickie ,. 107 316 Ited to Jo*. St. Louis at Chicago, li-30 p.m. cago Cubs. favorite at oddi up to 2-1. The locals alSo received fine re­ The longest game went 16 in­ and 1931-32 seasons, a school rec­ for the Red Sox despite his great Bowling League aa the result of Ba.sacy. the Brlllah Empire lief pitching from newcomer Boh nings. f ord. day. The Bostons tagged 15 hits last night’s close ninerpin margin Totals . . . 4ia "jSs S24 1S33 feather titleholder. has done all Nell who replaced Keshler st the off five pitchers as George Susce. over Second Congregational. Both SAFnV-TESTED teams had concluded, the regular Winners of the first round, the Off hla fighting abroad and few. if end of five innings, A third base­ •iahi making his first 1957 appearance, *’• • '1 :• • ’ • ^ f anv, In these parts have .aeen htm man w ith'the Jayveea last, year, won it with three-hit relief -work season, tied for first place, each Outings defeated the Clambakes, him at work. Neither Bas.sey nor the robust Nell hehl the. Wildtals oyer 5 2-3 innings. He came on with a 75-45 won and lost record. second round victors, 3-1 last night Berrios haa patched the other in to two one-base knocks, walked fn the fourth, .when Clint Court­ But at the end of three' strings In a b«at-of-flye-gam* series (or last night Emanuel Lutheran waa the championship of the Pagani our action. one man and fanned three In the MASONRY WALLS ney's two-run homer disused of these The winneh will tackle first Ih rjj Innings that he worked. Hi.s Starter Wjllard Nixon, and didn’t on top with a total pihfall of 1,531 Caterers Bowling League. USED CARS to Second Congregational's 1,'522 TTie Clambakes won the second ranked contender Cherlf Hamta per?ormttjice undoubtedly "earned allow a hi,t. until Courtney tripled of Fram e for the 126 pound cham- htm a starting role i'n the nea with two out in the eighth. total, ’ game by a 514-487 margin after pionahlp abdicated . by Sandy future. The Indians, got past the A ’s Only four pins sep arate the the Outings had captured the open­ Saddler. Sa<|dler stepped out when Oonncll,. Moran,j^lrickland. Nejl with a three-rim seventh against two rivals in the opening game, ing string by a, 804-491 advantage. ofed The 1956-57 champions were 'not doctor* found his eyes- weren't ney and first-Bliaiilnan, Bob Wi Waterpro Waijy Burnette. A two-riin dou­ won by Second Congregational what they should be. eneyk all collee-lcd two hits for ble by Vic \Vertz didt he damage. 489- 485. - But the champions to be denied as they ended the -Tlie 12-round bout, at Capitol the strong Wildcats while Kacin- Gus Zeriilal's two-run homer came bacy to even the match match in 'the next- two strings, Arena, will be televksed and ski got two of the Indians' fix chaaed Early Wynn In the eighth, at a game apiece with a 647- winning the third game. 613-470 broadcast nationally. (NBC, .10 .safeties. T H f hut R ay' Ntu-jeskt then nailed 6<)(9 . triumph - in the s.e.c o n d and the fourth string-536-480 p.m. ESTi. • Defensive honors went to the Wynn's’flrat jvlctory, String’. I The losers also won. the :^ a d orm ier 112-107-115, Mary Bsaiey. '24. has lost only once In winners' Council '^Mo handled dO' Ernie Banks booted two of the third game '524-499 hut their 25- Brown 124. Ann Meyer* 111-105 the last three years. Manager chances lawlessly a-t aecotid. Oth­ Chicago errors, which provided pin margin was not enough to and Etna Lorenzen-UO sparked the George Btddlea glvea hia rcoqid er fielding gems were turned in by three unearned runs for the Red- overcome Emanuel Lutheran’s 34- Outings in their successful title bid ai 53-10-1, Including 16 knockouts. Mnnehester’s George Chishlng, Cyr isgs. Doii Hoak drove in three pin advantage .after the first two while Marie Hebenstrsit 122-116, Betty Kuamtk IIO-IIS- and Shirley He stands seepfld ' to Hamla ■ and Johnson. Cincy runs, '-two with a double, aa games., Jacobs 114 chalked up the night's 19S4 NASH AlbASSADOfl 1953 O LD SM O B ILE SU PER "88” 1953 FO R D CUSTOM 2-DOOR in the Ring- magazine ratings and 'N ext week the Indiana return Brooks Lawrence won hli.- flrat. 'Conc'ieded handicap* _pf eight seventh bh the National Boxing to CCIL warfare with t)^o games ■ ' Dick Drott lost it. pins in, the flrat string *n3’“ six in best scores for the losing CHam- Assn. (NBA), list.' siheduled at Ml. Nebo. Monday each of the next two games, the bakes, - f-Doo.r. Two-kpne green. Radio, heateK, The league's annual banquet will 4-Peqr Sedan, Radio, heater, hydra- GreM. Radio, heater. FOrdomaMr, whlte- , The NBA places Berrios -second afternoon Bri.slol will pro'-vide the 1956-57 champs thus i^ptured the niMk:' traasmlMlon, Power steering hydramatlc, powee-brakee. padded dash, $ wiUI tlree, many extra*. A real nice 'and Ring has b'ni third. He's of­ opposition and a ’veteran Hall nine playoff match by the aforeifien- be held Saturday night. May 11 at -aifd LeSIans.engine, pink nlr condl- whitewall tlrca. 8340 below -April NADA 7 o’clock at the Roseniount RMtau- “second” car for your fapilly. ficially credited with 21 vlctorie*. Is In-town Thuraday, Both con­ hast I^igTu’s Fights Uoned nine-pin edge. ' - Hurry! Quantities tionlhg. o book price. — three by knockout,, against teven too can stop rant in BoUon. >895 tests will start at 3:15. ■'i.Top scores for the night were 1495 defeats. • Los Angeles—Ike Chestnut. '130,-Hshalked up hj’ the victors' John CHAMPIONNHir ROLLOFF Kelley hiia already notninated’ Berrios also is 24, and about the A. Rdter trom ininiiu OltiBfft (tl i Johnson to face the Bell Towners New York,■ outpointed Leuro Salas, “ ■ Johnson who shot a 125 single in are limited! oaly atatlstical difference between hi* second string and Fred Mc- iRt 2nd 4th Monterey Hardtop. Radio,* • and cither Fesh)ef'. Neil or Clj'de . yonr masonry warn"" ; 129, Monterrey, M-exico, iO. Ann Fllbl* ...... S9 61 M S7 De Luxe 98 4-Door Holiday the ttv'o is Baasey’s one-inch edge Ciirry who pinned a 133 alngle in tCln. (..orenien ...... 64 96 101. heater, MefromaMc.' Power Richard wlH g o against the War­ Flint,- Mich, f - Ralph (Tiger) Sfedah. Radio, heater. Jet- OUTSTANDING LOW^OST BUYS in. height, and at the same the third game, Ann M .y.ru ...... 66 87 lU *56 OLDS. S2935 ’55 MERC. $1995 riors. ■ . , • Jones, 167*4. Yonkers, N- If., and R.s' C orm l.r ...... 101 .112 107 away hydramatlc drive. brakes, Tvhlteivall tires. Massey last fought on April .1, FIRST PLACE RULLOPFS '53 OLDS. •49 MERC. Nnrsleli''(S» time add beanty. Joe G ray,' 1 5 9 Dearborn, Mich., Kmaiiv^l LalhFriiR Msr.v Brosln ...... 124 61 96 going 15 rounds for the first time H. JdhnMTi'. 4IS De Luxe 98 4-Dr. *1095 Club Coupe. Station Wagon. Country Se- In -a aihjccasful Empire title 'de- AB n II r o A E, d^nK>n ...... W fen*e'’against Percy Lewie at Not­ Mnrsn. 3h ,, . Revere. Maas.-—Bobby McHugh. OuAlafi>on ...... W Clambake* < 11 Radio, beater, hydramatlc,.. Fordomatie transDilR*lon, 138. Boston, outpointed Dusty ■J... JohnaMi ...... SR Scahl-D .-...... 102 ■ 66 ’ 56 OLDS. '51 OLD-S. '47 C.ADDI: ’55 FORD $1995 tingham. -Englaiid. Rerrioa . has Sirickisnd. >e n i r l .v Jacobs ...... ?6> 104 «^R ff pH whitewall Orea, nice 3-tone. whiteivall.tirea. Clean! Nt-rtnry. r .. Rhodes, 140*j, New York, 8. Carlton‘ r\ht Super 88 4-Dr. '595 Club Coupe. *245 nfver operated longer than 10 Twcnicy, If ...... 3- HandicapL-r RclU- Kusmik 9S 110 870 Series Catalina Hardtop rounds at a time. Hla moat recent Mf>rnhia, • o.iT''’: ., Scranton. P*.—Pet* • Thomson, Alba SbbIskI t .. 9.1 99 Saratoga 4-Door. Green. Ra­ Totali ...... ! 48S “ 647 T m USI Marls Hcbsmnrslt .. 101- 103 Radio, .heater, hydta- '51 PLYM. '40 OLDS. declsloh'.waa a split win over tVali'nryk, l i e . . . 159, Elkhart. InO., stopped Charles dio, heater, torque drive. One 4'oei'iitlno ef, rf I , .S .r.«l Cn.srcsati.B.I 491 814 470 460 I ■’55POHT. Er and many extras. - t $1895 Cranbrook, 2-Dr. '395 4-Door. . *95 ’52CHRYS: $545 Ctumelo Coala, In -Nevy Y’ork. MarcsrlmK. trti Simmons, 15018 • York, 6. t H.t(.Fon ...... M M S3 2M : Totals owner. March 22. That triumph put him Bimniielll. r f , . . . . I ) I "88” 2-Doqr. Radio, heater, in the semifinal vylth' Baipiey. Pvnktip, (si WaUi and damp*. '50 OLDS. •48 FORD Chieftain 8 4-Door. Nice 2- Jnnee. |> end H flH most Plymeutfii, Fords, hydramattc. 2-lone blue, *295 Tonight's bout.Wlll be scored by MMS can nin tnt ' !550LDS. whitewall tlrea. Many extras. $1895 ‘'88" 4-Door. *295 Convertible. tone blue. Radio, heater, hy- 6 the 10-potnt "must" ayslem. The Totals ■ . :...... W A 12 27 n 7 ’51 PONT. dramatic, »vhltewall tire*. m Chovrolots, Hudsons, Nothos end ■ -« vrinner of, each round gets 10 MimrhfwtRr 431 ■aioiiy of yoni Studobokorsi Super "88” Holiday' Coupe ' points and the lojier nine or (ewer. AB R II ro A K QUICKSEAL Hsurdtop. Radio.. heater, hy- ' Rambler Super Station Wag­ fyr. 31) .. 1 1 0 0 bom* in Ion than ’55 OLDS. $2395 3 C*nFully on. Radio, heater, standard Karliiski.lf n a n 0' dramatic. Power ateering, $395 A. GIVES A FINISH po^i^^^ieajl-twejHTUtewaUtlrMjI^wniUeage. ’51 NASH tranamlsalon. Gray. ftpun: RA . 0 1 n a yeai'i tu t I Famoui GoodVear (juadity inside auid out with Ambaaeador irOeior. Radio,, JnhitPon, rf 1 0’ T.' COAT IN bRIUlANT I Memorial Trophy flohRiithni. lb . 1 in ' COIORS features no o ^ e r tire can offer at the price. Super "88” 2-Door Sedan. heater, hydramatlc drive, Chieflain 8 "l-Dchri^Radio, Bourinl, 3b. rf H n 3 Come in and .get ruRblnf. rf ..., , 2 0 1 STATION WACONS Excltaive triple-tempered 3-T Cord Body 6ghts Radio, heater, hydramatlc, ■ ^ ’54NASH power ateering.______heater, hydramaflP.' -^Cleaa ’54 OLDS. ’49 PONT. $250 Awarded to Regan IIUtRon. 9r iri .... . 1 0 0 0 1956 PLYMOUTH ^ 8 0 ’54 OLDS. jteeriiji^owerbrakjM^ Larry Regan. 26-year-old center NHl. P ...... 1 O" 1 h Tough, d.uraUe tread with famous Stop-Notch ’52 FORD heater, FordomaUc. $845 ’50DeSOTO w . Blue. ‘ - $395 liteiatue design means longer mileage, better traettotu who 'waif talkqd out of' quitting TuIaIr ...... 64 3 '« 24 13' 4 9 Passenger. 4-door Monterey. Redio, De Luxe 98 4-Door, A real See us today'and tavO! hockey .* -year ago, today waa a—ttnii (nr Hiiiionrlll _|i) 3rd. heater, whitewall tires, Jet black finlah. ' Super "88” 4-Door. Radio, fine car, fully equipped.' IJke Super Hardtop, Radio: heat­ named winner of the Caldor- Me I>—FaniiMl for ('ii.hlns in Sih. ■' /"iwwTODOiri 1953 MERCURY *1195 ’53 OLDS. heater, hydramatlc. Seat $1235 ’56 0LDS. the othem above, air condi­ er, djuaflow. Tinted glass, $1195 mortal Trophy as the outstanding e —Iliv-rt nul for f’,-'i«hter In Slli lalie Ip.dst Isr OM*r covert, whitewall tired. - tioning, too! ’53BUICK whitewall tires. Many extra*. fl --lilt Inlo doul>|)‘|i|ny tnr C'n.f.ntinn Size 7.10 X 15 fits Dodges, rookie of the 1957 Natlonpl-Hoekey In Rih, 8 Passenger 4-door. Radio, heater, M.M Cant League seaeon. Ife also will re­ Norsflrh ...... i one 0.K1 (kix Buickt, Olds, Mercuryi,- M*iiciheiJi, lluht-lilhsi 21, ronerntinn' league rookies with S3 polpU. drew Ui-n'nr HR. Morsn. DP Hirli-kland in 6 Passenger Belvedere 4-door. Radio, t'liimru w. jyslnnejk: <'iintlln«'1o Biii. heater, overdrive. Ljtoks like new. MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES T^AN ON ANY OTHER KINO^ LOW, LOW TERMS -k tm DOWN PAYMENTS i t HIGH, HIGH TRADES 107 points 'out of a possible 180 In IdI: N..II ill llulMH) III lliihrntnsl 1.0 B 1955 PLYM OUTH *1706 balloting conducted among hock'ey Rlirwlrh rt. M.nrhenirr IS BB Mornliiji 1. Jniinii S. p.-.ihlu 3. Ni-il 1; SO. Mnr- writer* and . brosdc»»tcrs In the lilii 3. Jiiiii'S 8. Ki-«l)l<.» 4, N<.(l 3* Roirf six NHL cities. He won hy 22 • Passenger t-door. Radio, heater, very nIIS (iff, Mort>lilii 4 fur 3 rurm In 3 inl tow mileage,'ExoeUeat doBsUtlon. potfil* . from Toronto gballe Ed nlns*'. N(>il 3 fur 0 ruiix In 8: 'Jone* 3 BUILDING MATERIALS 1956 PLYMOUTH *1945 fur S o il), in '*: ri-ehlrr IS for- 8 runs v\- j Chadwick, who was the [leader in in S HRP Juhnwin (Jnne.j I'Wfi, Fniih- LUMBER FUEL , the voting kt the halM’ay.potnt ot. R r; r B jf^ d n e y ;.W , Kiirphlii; D, r ..h - CHRYSLER GOODTEAR SERVICE STORE HaaielMater th< season Deo 81. MI9-8S99 MOTOR 336 NOI^-ra MAIN S’TREE’T TEI^ MI 9-5253^t PLYMOUTH 7fi BfAOf STREET Motor sales T IL L 9 F J C r n SOURS: DA&Y S’J9-8:|0 e^ THURSDAY IMPERIAL FREE |PARK|NO A T REAR O F OTO STORE1 'S«Hin9 and Strviciiig OMunobilM for Ovnr 22 Yi c h a n g e O F SOX . C-ollcgc BasehaU Open Dottll^ T to S P. M., fnd«4iiiR i }' . / • Boston (NEA)- When ' Billy BEAHPRE OMtar Btnat RAY DWYER. Usnd Cor Mm oqet. Klatpi’-6{>enad tha season at shbrt- (cut 2, Boston Univ. 0. 112 W ESt ENTER STREET M4B-6427].,. 071^ EVENINGS ; stop foiy the Rad Sox, h* bscame stsrn 4. BoW dola 8, . R S i t m . : ■ riew fact In as many ■' .Man, 4. Prlncflopl 1. ,• d . V -X A'-' X /■ u £NCHESTER EfVENING h e r a l d , 36A!NCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL .26, 1957: PAGE MIMETEEN’ v: Apartaienta— Plsts-7 -Honses for 72 Houses for .72 HoasMf For Sale ^ 72 Sabttrbsn for Salt' 76 llANClfESTER tW NI^iSsH CTALP, MANCHESTE)t> CONN/, Fl^IpAY, APRIL 26, 1957^ Help Wanted— Male 86 Articles for Sale 46 Hooidb^ Goods 61 [ IPAST HAMI*rON - Tear ’rmod PAGE EIGI^TEEN -X Tenements. . 6 8 llbtiTH WIN! EAST HA HARTFr ItFORD — 6li\raomf.a wess NEED FOUR bedrooms? four rooms, tUe bath, ahower, flr»- BUTEB a n d manager ladlea’ COLONIAL picture window with CU^M Ul^I^RING iboerd .^.radUiRon. H«lp Wanted—Male 36 cloitamc department. Fully exper­ APPIiCATIONS being taken for ran^., baul------, . located Dutch Cdonlal in plaeq. oil beat, waterfront has an kGALY and SHORTEN Help Wanted—•PemaleSS casing, 72x64 (38 panes). Bl good Three bedroom Stormia and se (Jod. 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Hydramatic, custom inte. Woolworth. ^ 40 to operate a Sherwin-WU- waters. From $896 up. Cell MI ments. Heat, electricity, range,.] bauboard heat, busment garage, MLS member. MI 94469. Phone MI 84158, 6 to 8 this BE APPRECIATED ditloa for comiim needs. Braith- portunities, we will talk with you 8-4436. artesian well. 100x300 lot. FuU rlor, white wall tires, beautiful two Uanui paint and wallpaper refrigerator, diaposal. Adults oiuy. MI 94776 evening walte. 53 Pearl ffireet. STENOGRAPHER -^Manufacturer, jgbout a career in one of'Am erica’e brench to be opened soon in , AT" t a b l e m o d e l t v , good oon rice $12;600. Lawrence F. Flano, tone paint. Carries a full new car moet progressive and fastest de­ No pete. Thru room, 1100, four { ' VfiRNON has vftqanc'y in -Sales Department Rock-riUe. 12 FOOT SPEED BOAT and 16 fO(]i ^diUon. CaU MI f-7246. room, 8136. 88 Elm St., RockviUe,! Siroker. MI 94910. , ' ' guarantee. See this one today. ' HILLS' TELEVISION Service. veloping buLinessea. Those selected trailer,trauar, 3836 h.p..h.p. Bvinrude, remote WOODLAND ST. »-Houu, batiu, Beautiful four extra large room Dial Ml 3-5121 . requiring typing and .some'clerical TR 6-2606 from 94. Evenings TR etc. Good sized lot. See for your- expandable c^^, with garage. One 1956 Pontiac’ Safari custom sta­ Available at all times. Phllco fac­ will receive good salary, will- par­ Experience in store^operaUon contrm , electri<>e Btarter, PI 3-6406. BIONTT PIECJE walnut dining room MANCHESTER VICINITY tory supervised service. Tel. Ml. activity. Shorthand 'not required. 8-8060;' u lf. S. R.. N. Real Estate, Inc. acre of land, nicely landscaped. In-j ticipate in an ouUtanding employe and selling not nkdessaiV al­ set Glenwood combination range, Wanttdr—liaal Estate tion wagon. Beautiful two'' tone 9-9698. 5 day, 40 hour week Case Broth NEW'BOAT trailer, maximum ca­ C n 64679. It’s a buyers market this time of eluding storm windows and doors. 71 mint, genuine leather upholstery, benefit program and will b e trained though msirable. Thorough gas and oU. M l 9-8408. THREE ROOM heated apartment, ers, Inc.', Highland Park, Man pacity 900 lbs., for 14 • 30 foot the year. Owfiers want to aeU and $18,900. ARB YOU (JONSIDERma . Lost and Found lydramatic, radio, heater, power CHUCK’S RADIO and T.V. Service. Chester. to take over executive jmiltion in, training supplied by Us. flrat floor, mid^leaged couple, 387. MANCHESTER — Center St Six a relatively short time.- Single men boat. 3135. MI 94644. m a h o g a n y v e n e e r server, 110. get moving- into their new homes ROCKVILLE SELUNQ YOUR PROPSatTY? steering, .power brakes, white wall 151 North Main St. Ml. 84517, .Dressing tebla and chair, . 86, JA 8-8891. room Cape (Jdd, two .fuU baths, WANTED—Someone to clean a six preferred. ' . ■ _ No capital investment re­ or locations. FoUowi^ are a few Six room house recenUy redeco­ We will appraise your property FOIJND—Fishing rod near Vernon tires and many other extras. Driv. residence MI. 8-6960. 14’ RUNABOUT. Mercury motor, Briggs Stratton engine. Three end four bedrooms, Uvlng room, fire; of many nice homes that we are Reservoir. Description necessary. en only 6,900 miles ’ (Cost 84500 room house on Thurs, or Fri. Tei,. quired. Good aalary and liberal place, knotty pine features, mod­ rated in ahd out, wifo 'two bathe. free and without any otuigatloii Mark 25. Windahleld, remote con­ tebfea, $8. Call MI 9-1734. >rivUeged to have tor sale. Cer- Includes aluminum storm windows Can MI 8-1368.' ______^ new.) Save 81800. GONDER'S T.V. Servloo, avaUable MI 3-8822. profit sharing plah, plus attrac­ Bosiness Locations em kitchen, storm windows and We alto buy property for cash For evening interview phone MI tive retirement proi^ition. trols 'and Mastercraft trailen )y have a fine eeleeUon, So' and doors. Also garage, dn a nice­ Belling or buying conUet . any ttmsu’ Antenna conversions. Ready to go. Can be seen at 464 WAUfUT DINING table, six screens, hot water on heat, ga­ LOST—N a v /b lu e clutch bag. VI 3-4168. Apply by writing to E. F. forR«nt“ 64 , t saving those cardboard boxes ly-landscaped lot $12,800. STANLEY BRAY. Realtor 1957 Plymouth Belvedere hard Phllco Jactory supervised Mrvlce. No. Malq St. chaira, mirror, cheat of drawers, rage, covered terrue. Good condi­ clnlty Thrall Rd.. Vernon. Vat^ top sedan, red and black paint, H«]p. Wanted— Male 36 HiAnera, The Sherwin-WiUlama for packing and come over and see ROCKVILLE ' -WR^BURN REALTY TeL m . 9-1486. metal bedstead, atonda,' leather SMALD STORE on PuraeU Place, tion. Mortgages arranged. 844%>. us. Or better yet, qall and make able papers and money. Ml 9-9849. ^ l l y equipped, including electric Co., 161 Asylum St., Hartford near Main St. Apply Marlow’a, Buslnera property • — Six room MI. 84273. Mecum lltWI>AM8 iVwtMiATI PREFERRED FINANCE and tapestry diairs, O.E.'rafrtg- George L. Orasladto, Rsaltdc, an appointment as we are qS'ver windows. Only 2,000 miles. New REFRIGERA'nON sales and seiv experienced automobile .me 3, Cmuj. ON DISPLAY AT house with two car garage and 2 erator, combination gu stove. 867 Main St. Manchester. MI 9-5878. ^ in. WANTED-BuUding lots .in Moa- FOUND-rMale Collie, brown, and car guarantee. ice. Conlmercial, residential, air chahic for Dodge agency. Apply in 983 MAIN STREET grocery etore. In A-l condition. white. Call Lee Fracchia, Dog Easy spin dry washing machine, cheater. Any zone. Ph«ie MI conditioners, freesers. A. and W. person. Chorches MPlors, 80 Oak . MANCHESTER, CONN, McIn t o s h BOAT GO- and spinet desks, TV and TWO-ROOM office suite, 88 Elm | EAST HARTFORD—$18,400.Clx Priced for quick sale. Owner retir- Warden, MI 3-8894. 1955 Pontiac sedan. Radio, heat­ Refrigeration Co. ML 9-1237, MI St., RockvUle. Suitable for pro­ $8,000—Centra], three rooms. 3427$.—______'- y land St. .ck and etc. 849 E. O hter room Cape, five finished., ftbrm Ideal for couple.’ Corner lot. Just er, white wall tires, green finish. 9-2050, MI 9-0055. WILL PAY 335 for sawing tree. DUNPHY IMPERIAL ROBALO fessional or business. Inquire windows and door, ceramic bath, Standard transmission. Building>~ContractinE 14 Painting—^Papering 21 Help Waiit^—Fentale 35 If’ DE LUXE RUNABOOT 8060. oft bus. ROCKVILLE LISTIN08 WANTED, stngte and Automobnes for Sale 4 FRIENDLY ICE (Jream is looking Experienced man. 9ftSouth Main RockviUe, TRemont 6-3806, copper plumbing, largeflot, nice Six room Colonial Garrison with two-family bouses. Member of DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com • St; Sat., Sun. 1953 Pontiac sedan, two tone INTERIOR-AND exterior remodel­ ICEILiNGS, WALLS painted eve, GENERAL OFFICE worker, typ HELP WANTED- -for lawn work for part time evenings and week­ Completely equipped. Also location. Lawrence F. Flano, .$12,600—Price d n q ^ d $700 on attached garage in residential sec­ MLS. Howard R. Hasttngs, Real­ 1^0 MONEY DOWN pany, doors and windows custom ninga, Saturdays. Call after 6 p.m. ing, accurate with figures. ‘Per­ Call MI 9-6275. EIGHT PlECB-den Mt. Good con­ I t h r e e ROOMS 'suitable for office Broker. MI 9-^' ' this and might drop more. Four paint, radio, heater, while walls, work, guaranteed. Call Ml. 9-1688 ing, .houiseg and garages Free end help. Call MI 9-8196. PART TIME work. Man to learn -the revolutionary or business, 470 Main S t ML [ tion. Near playground and swim­ tor, MI. 9-1107, any time. Enjciy this summer with economl Hydramatic. Only one owner, ex­ estimates. Call W. F. Hensel. Ml. MI 9-5425. manent position, five day week, dition.'$85. MI 8-4374. room cape without ceUar. Huge ex-1 after 6 p.m. dry cleaning. Manchester Dry MOLDED ' FIBER(3LA8 9-8228 or Ml 8-7444. $13,60(^1966 ming pool with 1(4 baths $17,900. cal transportation! cellent conditiop. 3-5966. pleasant-working conditions. Free YOUNG MAN FOR 'ee bedroom ranch, pension posslbUlUea. Vacant, cen- U S nN G S W A N TE D -SinM , two- WALLPAPER REMOVED, 87 per Cleaning, 93 Wells St- MI 8^7364. 'ater ‘ ceramic tUe bath; ixal. ’ . , MANCHESTER I960 Buick Special sedan. Fillly PLOWING LAWNS and gardens insurance plan. Salary commen­ UnexceUed for performance,, family f three-family, taiiUnees room. Quick, efficient, modem , DESIGNERS MAILING DEPT. '' USED -REFRIGERATOR, in | STORE—Choice location At tthr{ sAalnlera ceUar, H acre, . Duplex, 54, priced for quick sale. equipped. Bbtcwent condition. 1952 Pontiac sedan. Runs like with rotary plow. .-Call PI 2-7669 IF TOU INTEND to build your surate with experience and abil­ - EXPgmiENCED automobile me­ etrength and aase of maintenance. (Jenter oil M idn,St, appreodmata- $11,000—On the first Bolton Lake. propmty. Have many essfa buyers. new. RadUy, heater, standard trans­ new home call William Kanehl, lif^lm removal. MI 9-9158. ity. Tel. Manager for aj^int-- condition. Reasonable. AO-8-7 trees, assume larae 6% Mortgagw arrangeil Please call 1960 CadUlac Mdan. Radip, heat alter 4 p.m. Experienced men required for Opening for a clerk in the chanic for Dodge' agency. Apply in Alumacraft — Yellow Jacket — ly 1800 sq. ftTm U remodel'to eult Year ’round home, Partial bate-1 mission. Only one owner. Not too Contractor and Builder, MI. ment. MI 6-4523, MI 9-628S; moi Carlton W. Hutchins, J. D. REALTY Georgefe L. Orasladlo, Realtor. Ml. er, Hydramatic. White wall tires. layout and development of elec­ Mall Department. Full time posi­ person. Chorches Motors, 80 Oak­ Cruisers,. Inc. BEDR(X)M Se t , $85. Five chut of tenaiit-CiaU MI 9-6808 or MI ment. Nice location,' lakefront. Fish much money lor this fine family 8-7778. ■ ______' INTERIOR PAINTING. Reason­ MI Multiple Listing Mem- John De()uattro, Broker 94878. 109 Henry St ' 1943 Chevrolet two door. 849 full able rates. Free estimates. Call- tronic equipment. Business ) tion. Minimum age 16. Would pre­ land St. , ' ' Johnson Outboard Motors drawersi $6-$9. Sewing machine, 9-5781. off the front porch. MI 8-6362 MI 9-8075 car. « , . MORTENSEN TV. Spociallsed RCA opportunities FOR price. Mi 9-8S32 afte,rr8:M p.m. fer at least one year high school Marine Paint—Hardware—SuppUes $10. Bookcase','- $4. Two- chairs, Residence after 5, MI l9;8640 televiskm service. MI. 9-4641. BIDWELL Home Improvement Co. chines or similar experience help THREE ROOM office suite, 171 $14,200—Vaesnt ranch Just oyes LISUNGS WAlfTED-Sfogia, two- 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air two door. .1950 Pontiac Chieftain sedan education. $1.80 each. 86" fireplace screen, MAITCHESTER — Reduced, ^ix family and multi-family houses. 1960 Pm tiac sedan, runs well Alterations, additiona, ' garages. CLERKS AND TYPISTS (ul. Excellent opportunities fOr the Opdn dally 9-9' — Sm.,.9-5 Market St RockvUle, suitable Town- line in Vernon. Five rooms Owned by a towm official.who drove Situations Wanted— IS.' Record cabinet, $16. Ladies i ^ m Cape. FTIA mortgage avaU- Investment properties, land and fully equipped. FLOOR SANDING and reftnishing right’ man. FIRST NATIONAL STORES, professional or buslnesa. Inquire with full basement. 100x150 1ngenial, pleasant surroundings, ATTENDANT 9-6861. gerald Motors, at Brunner’s Pack­ Overdrive, radio, heSter. One own­ li, kohlrabi. Krause’s Grunhouu, 34305, BU 94375. master craftsman in pecky cy­ Turkington Bros., Realty. Mil RAY’S ROOFING OO., shingle and Mortgage Lending Agency RECEPTIONIST-secretary to den­ full Insurance program available,' BABY PARAKEETS, njoiith Wanted T » Rent 68 of homes and busindas proper ard. Taloottvlile. Open evenings. er. Leas than 40,000 miles. Nny MAN WITH H-ton pickup truck, Experienced service station at- 631 Hartford Rd. MI F-7700. press. Ffreplace is trimmed out in 8-1507, evenings MI 9-6665, MI built up roofs, gutter ^Md con­ 175 Pearl St., Hartford JA 2-4221 tist. Must have initiative, ability to paid holidays. J euid up at 184 .Gleiiwood St. DOUBLE BElD box spring and I BOLTON—Large older ten room Arthur Felber, broker. Ml 8-1409. Ures. Call MI 9-2074. available for light jobs. MI 9-7853. tendant. Full or part time. 6-8672. YOUNG COUPLE and chUd desire’ oak. 8-7781. CHEVROLET. 1982 two-door sedan, ductor work, roof, chimney re- Evenings and Sunday, JA 3-5164 meet public and be willing .. to DAHUA BULBS, 35c a dosen. mattress. Good condition. CaU | home (six bedrooms) 3% baths 1965 STUDEBAKER President Apply in Person ^ MI 9-3074. four room unfurnished apartment LXSTINGS WANTED for aU typsa radio, heater, tinted gWa»f--new l^ r s . • Ray Ha^enow,_ ML 9-3314. Ifarn office . management plus . ' Apply Birch Mountain Road, Paul Ro- lovely, location, screened porches 4Vi ACRES ON Wbodland St Ideal sport coupe. .Will sacrifice for other administrative details. High or house. Call MS 3-7814, Not too..-much for sale In foe cf homes. Single, 3, il, and 4 fam- seat covers, good tires, price 8525. GARDENS PLOWED with John ay Jackson, &U. 8-8825. j e botto. IRfFINISHED furniture. (Jrl sundeck, grounds weinandicaped. location for industrial purposes or school graduate preferred. State L S—One male, one female, $17,000 to $26,000 price range. Al- illea and busfoeae property. Call M I 94826. quick sale. Trade sxcepted. Ml Deere tractor. MI 9-2136. Help Wanted— Female 35 SPENCER RUBBER 568 CENTER STREET nonths old. PI 34730. bookcase, 416.96. Student’s sk. MOTHER AND child need four trees, two-car garage, ideal home homes. S. R. N. |teal Itetete, Inc. 34185. ROOFriitO, SIDING, painting, Car!- full details -of qualifications and STRAWBERRY and pensy plants. foough we do have contractors who Margaret Cleszynski, Broker, MI PRODUCTS ' $15.95. Many other items equi room unfurnished rent. Up to $80. for large family, nice condltlbfi, CH. 64679. ‘ - A pentry. Alterations and addil.tions. SALES PERSONNEL wanted for Fem Gardens, 179 -Fem St, Man­ yy wUl custom build your house' on 9-4391. ' LAWN MOWERS sharpened and references in reply. Write Box (^P E L STREET low priced. SHerwin-WlUlams, Central. CaU MI 9-5104. AU thla for only $17,000. Now 1948 PACKARD SEDAN, Reason- 1955 PLYMOUTH, V8 four door. repaired. Call MI 9-1702, MI 9-4868, Ceilings.lellings. Workmans:Workmanship guaran P, Herald. Connecticut's largest discount de­ chester. vacant. Several other good list­ their lots. Have a few new ranches BUILDING LOT lor sale. I()0x300| BETTER—Male. 1^)4 years old, St. for $17,600; cute cape ■with two able: MI 8-8360. ' Two tone, radio heater. First 113 Wells Street. teed. A. A. Dion. Inc. M9■ AuAutumn NEW STORE OPENING RESPONS3LE adult for afternoon partment store. Experience de­ registered. PI 2-4730. I WANTEUJ^Three or four roonis, ings. CaU Goodehild Realty Co., including city water and sewer. [ bedrooms and two baths on lot of 8I209. MI 3-7457. St. MI. S-4860 drug store work and- delivery, Cali sired in radio and Hi-Fi, major ap­ Household Goods 5l EASY SPIN washer, $15. Mahogany also garage, near bus line, middle; Realtors, MI 8-7925 or BU 9-0939. (Jloee to bus line, school and stora. MULTIPLE DE CORMIER MOTORS, , SEWING MACHINES—home and Housewife for-part time counter KING'S MI 9-8143. pliances, camera equipment. A K C REGISTERED English Member MLS 180x400; new ranches in Rockledge Phone MI 8-7406. work. Hours approximately 11-3 or breakfront with drawer-desk, per­ aged couple, no chUdren. Write commercial types bought, sold and Please apply or write to the Econ­ Springer Spaniels, ten weeks old, ANTIQUE FURNITURE, sUver, Box A, Herald. for $20,600 and $21,600; a beauty toofing and Chimneys 16-A less if desired, at the new Friendly MEN FROM 28 to 40, 5’8” and fect for Uvlng-dinette, $50, CaU SAYS: , 4*^ Auto Accessories—Tires 6 repaired. Ralph Aldrich, MI omy Sales Co., 196 Trumbull St., will sell rcasonalde, -three males glass, china, and used furniture MI 8-6630. MANCHESTER nestled in foe trees on Vernon LISTING 9-8487. ‘ \ Ice Cream Store in Manchester. Has Openings . over for Prison Guard. Connecti­ bought and sold. Furniture Repair WANTED TO RENT—Single mod- Street opposite Buckley School for ROOFING — Specialising in repair­ Hartford. Mr. Shear. No phone and one female. JA 8-7764. ^autifuUy landscaped. brick Suburban for Sale 751 "THESE FINE CARS ARE THE NEW TREADS—No down payment, No experience necessary. Must bfe cut State Prison, Wethersfield or calls please. Service. MI. 8-7449. em house in Manchester, MI | and clapboard. Seven robm (Jape, $21,000, and others. (Jholce ranches No payments till June. ing roots of ail kinds. Also new pleasant and neat appearing. TOOLS RECONDITIONED: Mow. Osborn Farm, Enfirid. Starting 9;28J4; in exclusive section of/downtown in $2S,000-$30,000 class (force of | PAYS CREAM OF THE CROP, PRICED 4—600x16 exchange, 831.80 ers, (hand and power) preclalon roots; Gutter work. Chimneys 1 For Full Time salary, 33,660. Apply at the Office WANTED—First class painter or TWO MALE AKC registered Boxer ALL KINDS of. reflniahed, used Machinery and Tools 52 these). ANDOVER, BOLTON, 4—670x15 exchange, 835.80 cleaned, repaired. 26 years’ as- Call MI 9-8196 (Or appoint- Manchester. Large lot wifo fine old P ground, motors serviced. Saws of o f , the State Personnel-^Dlrector, paperbanger. good wages. Call be­ dogs, nine months old. MI 9-0438 furniture. RebuUt mattressee, COVENTRY RIGHT, AND BANK TERMS OF '4—710x16 exchange, 839.80 iriehce. ^ e e eatimatea. Call ment. trees, high hemlock hedges, dining Two families—Three of these aU I all klhds. Machine filing and re- .^nd Part Tirtie State' Office Building, Hartford. tween 54 p.m. MI 9-89(i5. $12.96-$19:95. Spring, $4-$lS.60. An -WE RENT WANTED—Four room house for patio. Gracious living room with, in foe low 20’s. One a new 4 and 4 1 Be Sure It*^s A 4—760x15 exchange, 843.80 ioothing. Circular saws, precision Sowley, Manchester MI. 8-6861. SEVEN WEEKS old . black and tiques. Open 6-9, Sat tlU 6. Le- two adults. (Jail MI 6-8154. And Vi(dnit^ COURSE." . white healthy puppies, part Small cement and mortar mix- bay window and fireplace. Onter flat. The others large duplexes. Same quality as new tires. sharpened; ;gumming; axes ensi­ Blanc Fim lture Hoepltal, 196 Near University — 13 room co- COLE MOTORS Positions. Spaniel. MI 3-1236 after 5 p.m. era, power trowels, electric ham­ hall. Four bedrooms, two baths. MEMBER YOU. This week’s specials: lage knives. mower blades, shears, I WANTED—Two women for laundry South St., RockviUe, Coim. Large playroom, over two car at-, lonSU. ExceUent condition (easily 436 Center St. MI 9-0980. kntVes serrated; clippers, etc. Heating and Plumbing 1 work. Must apply in person. New SEWAGE TREATMENT mers, water pumps, building jacks, Farms and. Land for Sale 71 Here’s a buy. Seven room co- X ______Apply PLANT OPERATOR SEPTIC TANKS chain hoists, air compressors, teched garage. Built forTresent '■nial wifo large porch, attached converted into two famUy) New 1955 Cadillac Keys duplicated. Empson H. Model Laundry, 73 Summit St. CLEARANCE. owner. $26,500. furnace,' artesian “well, amesite Abo'm, Maple'St.. EHllngton. Rock. AND PEDIGREED BOXER pup power roUen, lawn sweepers, lime 44 A(JRES OF land, eight room . rage, lot of 100x600. Built like TOWN OF MANCHESTER sale. CaR after 6 p.m. MI house, 3000 f t otfnm tege, suitable drivt, brook, acreaga, $31,900. Foiir door ' sedan. Model 82. A Auto Driving School 7-A Vllle TR. 6-7166. Knowledge of operation of a Selection of step tables Snd and spreadera, rotary tUlers, t r ie r s . REAL ESTATE CENTER, Gibraltar. Suburban but sUll In Jow mUeage beautiful car. ■;Ki‘S n ' i : l r . ' ” S S !K ” X 7 work. Apply Alexander Jarvla Co., MR, PLOURDR tablee, 1/3 off. Need room to r new MisceUaneous tools. for buUding lot, near residenia) OriginaUy priced at $34,800— Lakefront—Four bedroom year Sewage Ti-qatment Plant and, abil­ PLUGOED SEWERS '’round home. Very good location, MORTLOCK’S—Manchester’s lead­ BIRCH TREE spraying. Get your 6 Dover Rd. .stock. sec'Uon. PI 24337 or PI 24197. INC. ■ 300. ' Only 3895 down S. WATSON, PLUMBING and heat­ ity to supervise operation in- re­ Podltiy add Supplies 421 JA 8-6524 beat material and workmanship. ing Driving School offers the most order In now to spray your birch ing contractor. New installations, OPPORTUNITY to earn *3 an hour quired. Visit our showroom for furniture ???????? You name foe price on .*e trees and other shade trees. Car­ EyCPERIENCED salesperson — MaAiim I ,A-P EQUffMENT Evenings $19,000. $8,000 cash.' in driver education. Thousands of alteration work and repair work. part-time.' Avon ' cosmetics . has Applications may be ‘.obtained of quality for foe entire borne. this laijte .home, formerly one of ter Tree Experts. Complete Tree women’s wearing apparel. Inquire Septlo.'Tanks. Dry i. Sewer BROAD BREASTED bronse 1 Houses for Sale 72' MI 84805, BU 0-0969 Very iiice five room ranch. (Je- 1953 Chevrolet satisfied students. 300,000^. „mil.es Ml. 9-3808. - ______openings (or capable ainbitious from the office of the To'wn of our "(Jhan^" homes. Nine rooms, Service, Call MI 3-7695. Tweed’s. 773 Main Street. - women whb want year 'round in Lines Inatalli lar Water- key’s, fresh frozen, 10-36 lbs.' 946 Onter St. ramie tile bath, full basement, high ' d u b coupe. A qharp pretty little accident free instructions.’ Ml Manchjster Water Departtpent, 66 a pound. Schaub’s Turkey Farm CHAMBERS FURNTTGRE I $14,800—Two famUy, buUt 1943.1 MANCHESTER — Pleasant two 8H baths, V lures. Words can’t de­ location; $8,600,.. ^$1600 cash re­ 9-7398. LLOYD’S PLUMBING Service asr come. Call MI 3-5195. Neat and "clean, near bus, shop­ car in fin4 order. LIGHT t r u c k in g and all kinds Center Street, Manchester, Conn. 186 mistown Rd. SALES Manchester famUy house. Four rooms each scribe it But If yon need a large quired. aures satisfaction, prompt service. | ping. Carlton W. Hutchins, 8Q of rubbish removed. Rags and CLERK-TYPIST ^ WOMAN TO clean womeh’s wear­ Applications must be returned AT THE GREEN floor. One vacancyt Garage. home you would be doing youtneU 0wner anxious to seU—five room OORDNER AUTO SCHOOL Indl CH 74124, MI 94485. 94182. MulUple Listing Member. , Only $295 down paper pickup free. Ml 9-0142. ing apparel store. Must dean well. by mail or in person to the Town McKINN^ DROS. Open Phone MI 9-2052 Madeline Smith, Realtor. MI grave Injustice not to explore its year 'round home. Large lakefront viduai Instruction on Insured dual, |nteceating position in the insur­ of Manchester Water Department. Must furnish references. Good Articles for Sale 45 10 ,a.m. • 5 P-m. 7:10 p.m. - 9 p.m. 9-1842. ' - . possibilities. \ lot,'reduced to $13,600. control cars by experienced ance department for a-qualified 66 Center Street, Manchester, not S«wtrac|B DIspesBl Co. I SDC 'YEAR old (Jape. $18,800. Ex- trained instructors. Quality and Millinery Dressmaking 19 young woman, experienced or salary. Tweed’s. 773 Main St. ^ v era l other $3S6o and up. ■^951 Chevrolet Household Services later C'.an May 7 ,-1667, 180-ISS Pearl St. — MI S-5S08 LOAM—13 per yard, truck load 80 ” GAS STOVE, 80" oven and ceUent condiUon, extras. Call MANCHESTER Lakefront lots wifo water on satiafaction assured. MI 9-6010 Or inexpe;^ettced. Pleasant working Musical Instruments * S3 ownei; after 6 p.m. MI 9-8814. Two-door club aedan. Clean oa a ALTERATIONS on women’s '»nd! TWO WAITRESSES— One days. /tdv. No. 3082 lots. Gravel. StabUlxed crushed broiler. Very g o ^ condition, $75. Second Bolton Lake, Now’s foe New listings always needed. JA 7-8680. Offered 13-A conditions.'liberal benefit program,' stone. Hot mix asphalt Nussdorf, (Jail PI 3-7746. time to plan and buy. ,C3oee to whisUe. Fully equipped including children’s dresses, coats, suits, alr-conditionbd office, cafeteria, 11-5. One nights, 5-1 a.m. Six days MUSIC InstruitianUI, rental. Com­ MANCHESTER — Six room Cape I CENTRAL LOCATION skirts, etc. Call MI 9-6638, 6-5. M l 9-7408. town, Manchester phoiie, good WELLES AGENCY ' powergllde. LARSON’S ORIVINQ School, FURNITURE repairing ohd rsfir.- ” Apply a week. Good salary, good work USED TV SETTS—lor cottage, rec­ plete line of tostnunente. Rental | (Jod. Over-sized garage, fuU rear Manchester’s only trained and tshing; antiques restored. Furni­ ing conditions. Apply icy person applied to purchase price. Repre- dormer, fireplace, conveniently Appealing 14 room duplex. Excel­ neighbors. Falrty priced, too. Main St., (Joventry. (John BAUD. 88 1 4 % off on 1IN-19S7 reation room, etc. Good oonditlan, PI 2-6872, PI 2-7982, PI 34715 . ^ Only $175 down certified instructor. For your safe, ture Repair Service, TalcottyUle. I FIRST NA’nONAL STORES, INC. Walnut Restaurant, 7 Walnut St wallpaper.'(>reen Paint and WaU- reasonably priced. Potterten’s, 130 sentinf (Jlda, Som er,- Ped- located, sensible priced at $15,800.1 lent condition throughout. Four ty w« are trained- to teach proper­ MI. 8-7449. Moving—^Trucking PARK AND OAKLAND AVE. ler ahd Bundy. Metttr>. Music A. R. WUUe ahd (Jo., Realtor, MI | rooms first floor, three rooms sec­ PUBLIC (CONTACT, (Will train); paper at the Green. 0 p m djrily 9-;# (Jenter S t, MX 94837. T. J. CROCKETT, Realtor ly. Ml. 94075. Storage EAST HARTFORD, (X»NN. p.m. Studio, 177 McKse. Ml. 8-7800. 9-0649; MI 94889. : ond floor. New oil heating systems, 1968 Waiys -” ” RUGS (XEANEID and shampooed. 350 to 860 on experience. Non-In­ ABSCHAITE BARGAIN — Custom copper plumbing,, copper- gutters, * MI 8-1577 , Bbt-cyl. Btatlon wagon.- Fully MANCHESTER Driving Academy "Our care means longer wear.” AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. I dustrial. Alert for quick figure JfEW AND used accordions, $75 up. 56 FT. RAN(H, six rooms, two WOMEN WITH telephone to work BRGxjK'S d r y , oily or normal made cornices and drabas. 8Ui>- garage. Immediate occupancy both Res. M l 9-7761—M l 94418 e ^ p p e d . Low mileage. A aturdy, guarantees results. Expert Instrue- Free pickup and delivery. Smith’! and long diatance moving pack­ analysis recognition. Contact Wil­ shampoo. 83 oimce bottla for 13.60. covers,. $89.80 and up. CSkotce of Private lessons in your home or ceramic baths, eqtranca haU, at- sides. Many extras. Price $U,00O, Upholstery Shop. MI 9-4663, eve­ full or . part time- in own home. ecoiKMnlcal, unit. tlm,'dual controlled car. Call PI ing, atoraga. Call ML 84187. Hart- son Agency, 54 Church St., Hart­ W A N I E D Russell’s B 'Jber Shop, corner Oak fabrics. Budget terms. Mrs. Rita, mine. Peter Groeei, MI 9-3864. te«bed fsrage, porch, sweeping Shown by apppintmen|. MANCHESTER, 334 Lydall Street 2-7249. ^Day or evening appoint nings MI 3-7267. ford (31. 7-1428.______- Experience desired, but not neces- views, large maplea, three room • Only $175 down 8017. Liberal salary and other ford. and Spruce Streets. JA 3-7780. ACCORDIONS RE N TED -AQ shiesi —Six room Cape (Jod features in­ menu. . apartment poasibUity. Carlton W. clude 1% baths, garage, flteplaoe RCA WHIRLPOOL iuid Kenmore MANCHESTER - Movmg and benefits. Write Box S, Herald. Aggressivo .ypung n.,Jnterested in-sales- LOAM, DARK, rifo, stone free I WANT A ^BLIABLE ' reanonaUe. Chester Accordtoq Hutebina, 8Q 94133. MulUple List- Studio, 91 Union St. MI 84709. ^ MI 8-6273 wifo paneled wall, hot water oU washer and dryer service! trucking (Jo. Ml. S-6S63. Owned Prompt delivery, (Jail PI 3-6277 or trustworthy p e r s o n ihg Member, —. 1952:WlUys Proihptly. JA 8-3121. manship as a career.-Ambition most impor­ heat, dining room, aluminum * Motorcycles—Bicycles,H and operated by Walter B. P er WUUmanUo ACademy 8-3388. WHO’S GOING triple track windows. Modern Two dr. aedan, Aero-Wing model. rett Jr. -4 PIANO—Chlckerlng baby grand I $10,500—Flvs room 1950 ranch.] BRAE-BURN REALTY Radio', heater and overdrive, We WCAVINO of burns. lAbth holes NOTICE tant requiremAnt./Previpus sales experience HOUSEKEEPINO electric player, race cohd throughout $8,000 down—vacant. MANCHESTER Cycle Shop, 166 ROYAL AND- Smifo-Oonna- port­ ^ TO TAKE OVER _ Aluminum .etorms, amesite drive, ■old it new originally. and. torn clothing’,’ hosiery runs, MANCHESTER Package Delivery. SesJed, bids .will be received - at reosonalaMe. 1“MI>S7b9, (Jwner transferred. Price $16,6Q0. West Middle Tpke. Repays all net necessary. W e will train. Cempany car able and Btendard typewritan. UNPAID BALANCE exoeUent condiUon, ISO’ frontara, SPRING SELECrnONS Shown by appointment. Phone MI handbags repaired,. tipper L^ftt trucking and package deliv­ the office of the (Jerteral’' Man­ AU makes of adding machines makes o i bicycles. New and used ' c o n v e r s e Monfoly Payments high elevaUon, view. (Jarlton - W. Bowers Sebom arpa, 9% room 84278. Brae-Burn Realty. ■] Only $150 down placement, umbrellas repaired, ery- Refrigerators, waahert and| ager, 41 Cerfter St.. Manchester, l|brnisheel, paid vditatipns, cempany insur-^ sold or rented. R epsln’' ou sU Hutchins, MI 9-6183. MulUple List­ colanlal, recently redecorated, bikes for sale. Work guaranUed men’s jUilrt collars reversed and stove moving specialty. . Folding $18.38 Wearinc Apparel—Furs 67 Rates reasonable. Coqn; up to 3:00 P.M. Monday, ' ' JR. makes, Marlow's. ing Member. extra lo t weU laadacaped, ■ with TOP QUAUTY — AuthenUcaUy replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend­ chairs for rent. 8H. 9-0763. May 7, 1957 for the furnishing of ance, salary while training. Salary, cemmis- 8 ROOMS OF BRAND 1948 WUlys . ing Shop,-" NEW FURNITURE fruit trees, oversize 3-car garage. styled Cape in choice location oq 6 inch and 8 inch cast iron water c e n t r a l r e p a i r (Jo.. 867 Oak­ TWO FA fokiY DUPLEX. 4-4. (Jon- MLS No. 4JS asking $17,500. Baldwin Road. CaU owner for •P' -'-Station wagon 4 cyi.. Radio, sien and benus after training peried. Apply land St Repair work on all makes Add AppUsdces BLUE EViUfING gown, worn once, 'venient location, fenced In yard, Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 FLAT FINISH Holland window 2 1 1-P‘P«- else 16. MI 9-2307. potntment, MI 9430T. No agent h ^ e r and o'verdrive. Wa think its ,Painting— Papering ' Bid'forms and'furthe^ Informa- PAWTINC AND lawn mowers, outboard' fnt^ora $18.38 DeUVsn — $18.28 Month . amesite drive, oU hast, consider' Income property—immaculate 3- bhades, made to measure. All in persen 8 a.m.-JjO a.m.rMr. Curtis, 832 Main famUy, 7-7, completely redecorated worth this price of ENbUSH motorcycle repairs and PAINTING AND paperhanging. received at U>e Wa-- and English motorcycles. MI HAS BEEN IN STORAGE' S -GIRL'S YELLOW evening able required, $15,600. Call THREE BEDROOM RANCH targe refinlahlng. Used motorcycles. metal Venetian blinds at a new >1308. Rear of Eddie’s Auto Serv­ A. R. WUkie and Co., Realtors, large lot OOxlsp on quiet reaidentia low pricS. Keys' made while you Good clean workmansmp at riea-|t*r Department, 66 Center St. PAPEDHANBINC St., Manchester MONTHS worn once for wedding party, size kitchen, plenty of cabinets, ceram­ Central Rdpair Co., Oakland St ice. I sold this to u young coupls l 94, Ifoe new. M l 9-4341. M l 9-0949, MI 94889. Member street, S-car gOrage, amesite dri've. ic tile bath, ' 7 c la s e te s U d in g wait. Marlow’ s. sonable rates. 80 years-in Man- Manchester, Conn. TELEPHONE MLS No. 412 asking $21,000, (Rear Eddie’s Auto Service). Ml Chester. . Raymond' Fiske. MI. I Richard Martin months ago, hut they are not get­ Manchester MLS. doors, flreplace, baseboard heat, 8:i2or. FOWER mowera. Famous makes. 1"9"50 PonUac FORMICA eountars, ceramic wa|l 9-9237. General iMestager M l 9-3266 ting married. Andover Lake—A summer cot- picture wlndaw, and grade door Sc Superintendent No down paymente,w$3 weekly. No BLOND BEDROOM Wanted—To Bay 68 49 FT. RAN(JH, three bedrooms, In. basement, % acre lot Price \ Four dr. aedan. Radio, heater, LARGE ASSORTMENT of rebuilt and floor tile. Let us modernise payment tUI June. l(Jole Motors, banks of closets, huge kltcben. fire­ tega that's cool os a cucumber, your bathroom and kitchen. For Adv. No. 3082 UVINO ROOM BUTTE over im acre of land, plenty, of $15,600. Also 6-room Cape Cod, 3 Hyidramatic. They come-no clegn- bikes and trikes as low ae 83.50. 436 Center S t MI 94980. ' « 6-PC. DINETTE SET place, cellar, % acre,', centrally lo- unfinished up, front vestibule, 6 Save on unpainted bikes or trikes. free estimates call MI. 9-3658, The bicycle. MI| cated, $17,900. Carlton W. Hutch- room to relax. |;.ook for our s i^ on er for the year. Tile Shop, Buckland. PhUco” EUec. Ref. WANTED—Boy’s 30" Lake. Road, then can us. closets, formica .counter- top, ce­ Open mornings and ail day Satur WEDDING AND shower glfte, very 94840. ' ins, MI 94193, Multiple Ustfog reasonable, 10% discount. Rosary "lA loric” (Jombinatien Range ramic, tile bath, fireplace, grade ^ - Only $150 down day. Seifert’s Bike Shop, 63 Me REUPHOLSTErimO. slip covers 3-yeor "Mayteg" Washer Member. _ - Kee St., East Hytford.______beads. '68 Lockwood S t EO. 9-6413. JOHN'H.'LAPPEN, INC., door in basement' % acre lot. and drapes.:' -Large selection of "E m e n o a " Television Set EIGHT ROOM Colonial — Older MI 9-6301 $14,500. Location! 'Tolland Rdh VERY SPECIAL. fabrics. Quality workmanship, Rooms Witiioat Board 59 TOP SOIL, loam right from foe "Hoover" Vacuum home. ExceUent condition. Near Evenings MI 9-2896, MI 3-5219 (Joventry-Bolton town line, % mile free estimates given in your home.- APPHENT4CE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE Also included Sealy innerspring 1964 DUTCH DARRIN SPORTS 1946 HARLEY 74, very good condl farm. Day or night R. G. Upton. BINOLE AND double, room '^avail school, churches, stores and bua. Members of MLS of Manbheoter off Rt. 44-A. (Jail CUffotd Stephens, Smith’a Upholstery Shop. MI PI 34190„.,„ Mattress and Box Spring, "Alex­ buUder. MI 9-2366. 0 CAR. tion. Call evenings Ml 9-3434. 9-4663, evenings M l 8-7267. able, Reodbnable weekly ratrates. $8 Entrance baU, large living room, l - 100' by 200* NEW DEVELOPMENT ander Smifo" Rugs. Lamps, dining room, dan. k itte n , laun­ $12,960 VerDOn—Reduced $1 ,000, Immaculate throughout. A -rare and up. RockviUe wtel, TR SIX R(X>M Cape Md garage. (]ulet ONE 24" (XLUMBIA boy’s bike COURSES GENERAL STONE work, retain­ TaUes, Kitchen (Jabinet«. inlaid an( dry room, three fireplacea, ew ,gye room ranch—full ceUar. limited model, we underatand ing waQa, flat fleldstone. WUliam » fow ofoer articles. 84691. SniaU down payment neighborhood,. Three bedrooms, one 36” EkigUsh bike. Reasonable, Building;—Contracting' 14 SPENCER HEIGHTS, SOUTH WINDSOR ' til book cases, three large be< there are only 800 of them in the Call MI 9-8787, can help you Burke, Blast Hampton. ANdrew Phone Me IiOmediately ROOM WITH kltehen privUeges, rooms, two baths, large cloeats, two baths, waif to waU carpeting, vforid. Our^ Special at only $2,196. $8,700 Bolton—Four room ranch air conditioning upstairs, - taste- ■CHiMNEY, FIREPLACE, atone build a ^ u r e future T'40U. ' Hartford CBapel 7-088S centrally located. Min. Dorasy, 14 closed In parch, large outside fire- (year round) oU burner, picture PRICE SI 350. INQUIRE AT - fuUy decorated. Outdoor play araa contractor. M l 9-5451, MI 8-6043L AFTER 7 P.M. CH 94890 Arch S t Idnae, pom, patio, nicely land­ window, Venetian taUnda GIRL’S 26" BICYCXErW good con See It Day Or Night for ChUdren, aplit rail fence, patio, DE CORMIER MOTOR or 318 Fern St. NIGHT (JRAWLER8 for salt. 3Sc a scaped. Two oar overaized garage $8,700 Four room stitgle Older ditim, 818. Call MI-9-8311. . ★ MACHINING If-you have no meana of trana- with breezeway and amesite drive. many extras. MI 9-3045. ^ - GARAGES, porches, dormers, rec­ MANCHESTER LUMBER, INC. dozen. 149 Spruce St portatim, I’U send my auto for PLEASANT, heated room with pri­ home, close to (Jenter, good , condi­ SALES, INC. . BOY’S AND girl’s 26” balloon tire OU hot water heat Many extras. tion. Only $3,800 down. MANCHESTER reation and attic rooms built. > METAtSMITHING BTANLETY ovediead door. IS feet you! No obligatioa. vate bath. CaU ML >4083. (Jan be zoned-for busineaa. Ideal bicycles. Rebuilt and pained like $13,600 Manchester-4even room Three bedroom ranch under con­ S4 Maple St., Manchester, Conn. Kitchen a n d ' bathrooms re­ ■ Ml 3-5144 • long, five eectloos high. In A4 for doctor or dentist Occupangr pew. Inquire 46 Cider Min Road or A—L—B— E!—-B——T— NICE LABOB front room, near I older home.. struction, large living .room, flre­ qr phone MI 9-4695. modeled. Robert M. Alexander, cmdlUon. Best offer. CaU MI 4848 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD May L Price $19,900. (JaU A.^ I t 1665 FORD custom V6 2 door sedan, Ml 9-7716. ™ bath and abower for gaatlaman place, garage, nice location. HERE IT IS 84079. only. CkU MI 3-6423. WUMe ^ (Jo., Rsalton. MI Jdanchester—Two-fsmUy duplex, $18JiOO. / ■'- 1966 Ford 3-door custom blu'e and it ELECTRONICS CUSTOM SLEPCGVERING 9-0649, MI 9-4889. 7 and 7 each aide. ' white. 1964 Ford coupe V8, very MANCHEFTER ' r CUSHMAN MOTOR scooUr, 1947, COMFORT. Three bedroom ranch under con­ . clean,, full price 1963 Olda lEAUTY VALUE g a r d e n ' TRACTQR. Uttle Giant. MANCHESTER—Town line. South East Hartford—OVi room ranch reasonable. MI 9-7613. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Interview Requirements Choice of early American prints FURNISHED ROOM Wifo home struction, garage, fireplace, cus­ Mper 88 hardtop coupe, extra CaU after 9 p.m. MI 9-6863. Windsor—Wapping. State Road, nice Section. CONNECTICUT ITe are privUoged to offer this home in the ..center of Andover and texturra; self-welts,, slppsik; comforte. ;tS .Church S t | tom buUt birch cabinete, extras. edean. FlUgcreld Motors, Brun. You should be’ 18 to 8.8 acres. 300 fool frontage, six Also to other Uatinga including ner’e, Talcottville. Good trades, Competitive Examinations ‘ 31 yea ^ of age. I VUUge, on % acre of land, wifo garage and barn. cut in your home and installed room ranch and sun room, four $16,900. ROOM FOR RENT. All coqven- Capet end ranches from $8,000. JdANCHESTER bank terms. Open evenings till 9 SEWAGE TREATMENT J to a x h o n . LIVE - -BATT. Shiners, crawfish. when completed. 'Sofa*— $44.96, Parfctiw. yean ix room home, l a ^ cabi- BOLUNO PARK-69 Qyde Rd. Stic full p ^ 8869. Fitagerald Motors, Saturdaya:^^ sjn . to IS noon.- C er^ ic tile lavatory down, plus four bedrooms and tUe-bath up. - Foir Appointment Call ,, Ska stove. X sM B S tom Mgerator. tar two wifo kitchen privileges- Brunner's, Talcottville. Open eve- fwtei the office o f the Town Information net kitchen, aluminum atorma, Cape, in exceUent coi»“ " ^ Unique "Ship’s (Jabln" recreation room—full^ pine-paneled and 'ilDt water haster. CaU 8u 3-9904. MI 94776. NEW FIVE room ranch. oU base­ Bingo tth 9 p.nt. Manchester Water Department, 66 Apply to board hot water beat, stairway to copper plumbing, oil burner, dou­ bedrooms, knotty ptne. OenUr Sb-eet,' Manchester, Conn,^GENERAL MANAGER’S OFFICE PRAH ft WHITI^Iy with fireplace. Laundry, and work ahop arja in .’ • ; (V ■■ ■ J 7"'-’,v 7 : ,■■ ■ ' '- t ' I , i*- % '>■'■ '^v'- '. -'. .. , ■V '.%• V'.: / ' -iv ■ f ' ■ . i*' - ■ . : 1, . /•■' '• > r.f’RIDAY, APRIL 26, 1 9 5 1 P A G E TWENTY ATertRc l^ ily lyet Press Run I. ■ Th* S?*R ^«r Westhar N n m ■:- , r il|aurlj]f0tpr Ewpning JlJralb For the WMk Ended Parabast ot V. 8. . April 29, 1957 / d —* vibe Salvation Army Band will thrir Veqneat had been lejected. Sunday partly doudy,. Wnm, "1 letve on Sftnday morning at 8 a.m. Boainls td ^tudy Judge John J. Wallett. Savings and ’ thMMoe ei fihGweffv HUg^ di About Town ddyllght laviitgjime, for the State 12,579 ...... 0 Prison', Wetherslleld. The speaker . Policy on ^1^ 8 Loan Director, pointed -out that Member of the Audit High near 90. . . . The Conkmianon claiae* will WUl be Col. David Coy. Mr*, o y - there arg other aigns in the area. Bateau of drculmtion / . piok meet-tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Zion BANK M Manchester-— City^^f Village Cknrm and. Mr*. John Pickup.-will accom­ With Robert J. Boyce, executive Lutheran Chtrrch. Saturday at 8 pany hfm. ' ■ Town policy on enotldh of ai^M vice-president, he stressed thift the p.nv.. the young pebpla of the D U T C H ^ at the entrapees to Manchester, type of sign proposed, Welcoming (Cltaaifled Advertistaig on Pago 10) PRICE FIVE CENTS walther L ea^e will have a Ireae- of Miss Marie and enforcsrfnent of zoning regula­ visitors to Manchiester, would pot- VOL. LXXVl, NO. 177 (TWELVE PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AfRIL 27, 195'?’ ul»e hunt at Rethany Church, Weat The wedding SATURDAYS V Buckley and william Lang rill will tions, will be discussed at a speOlal be "detrimental to the ■attractiVe- Hartford. Sunday at 2:30, the neas of the area.” , OI_ADIOI_US take - place tomorrow morning at meeting between the Zoning Board quarterly voter* meeting will be 11 o’clock In St. James*~ Church. Steuek told the association offl- all aum m #r longl held at Zion Church. of Appeal* (ZBA) and the Town ciala that the policy of the, present a i ^n444i Go-. The annual dinner for future banning Commission. (TPC). \ Mis* Alyee Salisbury, Home Board has been to keep the en­ 693 MAIN SIBIEI om) ■■ 5 NOBIH WAIN SIBHI • MANCHtSTtB CONN Honduras, nurses sponsored'by the Manches­ The meetirtig was suggested by trance* (o the town "as. attractive Ptant a variaty of m hnportad^ilad- Service Director of. the Hartford ter Student Nurse Scholarship r aaS\jCo., will be dinner- hosteaa to (ZBA) Chairman Wiliam -A. as jKMaible.''' The present mem­ Mut atw ... and haw a prooatskm of Committee will be held in the hos­ Stuck. He made the suggestion bers ere not responsible for what, 9 A. M. to 12 NOON the mennbera of the Sorqptlmid pital dining rpuih on Monday at changinf, colorfal blooms a awnmer Club, at'-the company'a auditorium. while the Board was diacusalng a' was done befdbe they took oMce, Nicai 6:30 p.m. Among the gqeats will request from the Manchester Sav­ Stiiek said. . hm|. Wt^re j«ist racaind a haia aip- 283- PearK St, Hartford, Monday be 24 High'School seniors and 3 evening. The group will leave ings and Loan Assn., Inc. to erect Action on the new request was F.S. If yau’ra jn a hurry Saturday mamlii9 s. fflont from Holland. ^ Student nurses. who,were awarded a sign on the south side of W, from the Red , Cross ofHce at the scholarship* by_ the committee. postponed until the Board can Near Center at 5:4’6. 'The dinner will be Middle Tpke. near its Intersection meet wUh the TPC for a general ! I yau will find It lass erawdod JsatwMn 9 HOUSEWARE^ with Center St. served at 6:30. ' - The public is invited to hear Dr. discussion of policy. Members of J Lower Street Floor Le%'et Albert E. Burke present the last Officials of the association re­ . the Commission will Im asked to ' and 10:30i: j u aa.m. .m . Tegucigalpa, Honduras, The confirmation class' will In the series of YWCA sponsored turned to present) further argu­ . meet with the Board at their •ear- I meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. In St. ments to Board members after llest convenience." • April 27 (/P)—Ruffled diplo­ lectures on "The Nature of Preju­ L_ matic feelings and charges of of Reds, John's Church. Sunday at 1 p.m., dice” tonight at 8 o'clock In the Jumbo Sze . ^ the Drst rehearsal of the Mothers auditorium of Whiton ■ Memorial. border violations have soured G L A D IO L I Day Program will take piece: It Atfamtic, Oeik Ebeahower, Spo^cht, Vanguard. relations between Honduras will be presented the third :^Sun- ...Buses taking members of Man­ and neighboring Nicaragua. day in May. chester Grange to Collinavllle to­ Honduras recalled Its ambas­ G L A D IO L I Jumbo Size night wjll leave from Orange . Hall sador from . Nicaragua yester­ Sheiks Air Miss Marilyn E. Joyce, 18 Vic­ at 6:45. day, in what was at tin t' described Reds sieen Red, Kona, TeDow, Violet, MaJiogany. toria Rd., and Julio D. Aramini A TOMORROW SIS a step toward breaking diplo­ will be married tomorrow at 10 The Chaminade Chorus wlU re- ■ matic relation*. Rot later Foreign t o Double Pearl a.m. in St. Ann's Church. Avon, hearae Monday night at 7:45 in' Minister JOrge FliJel Duron said Disturbed T U B E R ^ E S " Top Size with reception from 1 4 P-m. at the choir room at the High School. , he just brought the envoy home llie American Legion HpmS, this for "consulatioh.” Informants'here 2 town. HadassaHifriembera are urged to IS THE LAST DAY OF doubted the situation wouifl' get LILIES attend the' meeting tonight at 8:15 any worse, • On Jorda Regal Tlgar.^Bpeolal Robrum. in Temple Beth Sholom, celebrat­ ‘The ill feeling reportedly''Kfo*e ing the 4«th anniversary, of the as much from Hondursg’, charge* By TOM MASTERSOH founding of Hadassah. Various that Nicaraguan National Guards­ By ROY B8SOYAN Amman, Jordan, April 27 DAHLIAS TONIGHT AT 8 . n.emhera will participate In the men invaded a long disputed bor­ Moscow, April 27 (/P)—rThe' program. der area. ^ (;P)-TJordan’8 new govern­ Red/WUte, Purple/Whlte.. MASONIC TEMPLite Kremlin is acting^Ysuth re­ K*jy?- The border squabtle is in an straint toward the situation ment set up military courtg The Cliurch oT tfid Natarene will j area that both countries claim, but in Jordan. The chances are today to try (ases stemming CALLALILIEi FASHION SHOW hold ita church school and morning which is admjnlstered aa part of from the Arab nation’s re­ worship services on Standard Time ' the newly created Honduran prov­ tills is part -of Moscow’s cur­ 7 Doldea Tellow.. . - Sponsored by rather than Daylight Saving Time | cent political turmoil. '' R'AINBOW o m i^ ince of Oraicaa a Dios. Honduras rent campaign of peaceful co­ on Sunday. Tlie evening service; piutested Thursday that a Nicara­ existence with the West. King Hussein’s Arab LegiM) con- ‘ Clothe* by , will be on Daylight Saving Time. | guan detachment seized a school at tinued a roundup of Communiata, TUBEROUS BEGONIAS . c There it little doubt that the Left Wing leaders and extreme'Na­ 59 LAND O' CCiWON Mocoron in the provirtce April 12 Soviet leadership is disturbed and Doable CMuella. Red, Pink, White, Gold, Mixed. Sunday will be cleanup day a t ' and Invaded th e’town bf Umuru< tionalists in an attempt to wipe out Tickets at the Door the Manchester Rod and Gun Cliib unhappy about the turn of events the Red Influence contributing to ' DONA'nON 75« - in Coventry. Work will atart 'early April 22. In Jordan in the last couple of Jordan’s ferment. The country re­ 'Entertainment—Priie*. Repeats Charge , ' weeks, especially after the' gains- C A L A D IU M »,,.. 39c hr the morning. Dinner will ht Nicaragua denied ita ti^ p a had ❖ * 0 ■ mained outwardly calm, with the served to the workers. pro-SoViet elements appeared to streets of mdjor citiea 'virtually Fancy Leaved, hilxed. Color*. -Invaded either town. /Then last be making there. .'-Hv / night Fidel Duron repeated the Moscow has stepped into aimllar deserted, in the-third day of martial charge, but talked--fnainly of the ! tuations in the past with decla- law proclaimed by the young FOR GARDENS • Children's monarch. Mocoron in cid en t' • | k.tlona. propositions and - ultima­ (This dispatch, passed through LAWNS, SHRUBS The Foreign banister said about i tums. In the past it has not FERTILIZERS 60 Nlcai-agutin , National Guards- j been hesitant “to suggest that So- censorahip. hut did not specify MILITARY NOW!! met! entered ,,;[(([ocoron, an Indian i 'vlet "Volunteers" might want to whether these extremist elements DIUCONURE ...... 50 lbs. $2.95 TIME FOR THE AFTER-EASTER SALE yplage of SOTUt 1^000 which is 22 rally against imperialists, as it did were to be brought before the mili­ The complete otganlc, food for lawn* and gardfna LAUNDRY milea inside., Honduras, occupied a during the' Suez crisis last fall. A Jordan military radio car slts putside sandbagged entrance to general poet office in Aihman aa tary courts. It was reported In WHIST YOU’VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR! ■dibol .looted shops, stole livestock But thus far in the Jordan cri­ telephone service wai disrupted’ aftbr martial law curbs were installed during country’s current po­ other Arab^^pitala that several hundred-Tifiraons were arrested In S-IJO-S Bo m M«^ri^vor$pMR Food- ■VormlcoHto and got dnink. He said they leave sis, only a vast silence has ema­ litical crisis. (AP Wlrephoto) • Monday. April 29 Cdint ta Heda's Roady-ta-Waor Dtpartmant and tofct odvontogt af the town every day bufretum at Thi nk It Over nated from the Krefnlln along this the roundub'Of Leftists. One'report MISS night. It you really ihink "ahead,” you shodld have no trouble setting line. The official press haa' not ,aald form er. Premier Suleiman 8^.M . LAUNDEREHE tha terrific borgaini wa art aflorlug In aur Fidel Duron said the Nicaraguan your clocks tonfght In preparation for Daylight Saving ■' Time, even carried a fuil-fledged edi Nabulsi. ousted by the King two Garden Tools, tAwn Rakes,* Shovels, Hoes. Spades, p a i r weeks ago, was under house arrest 8S1 E. CENTER ST. St. Mary's Church aipbaasador here expressed Presi­ which starts at 2 a m. tomorrow. And don’t worry about Ufa torial on the subject. , Governor Puts Trowds, Cultivators, Parker Lawn Sweepers, Spreaders. COR. OF PARKER, dent Luis Somoza’s "interest in hour of sleep you will lose. You will get it back in the fall, All the papers have done is to j _ Hundreds Fleeing In Amman). OPEN r A.M. to 6 PJII. G.F.8. SPONSORS In turn hack ruff nr Engliah rib maintaining cordial relations." He when Eastern Standard Time returns. (Herald Photo by Ofiara) carry a aelection of press reports i I# I rl nffl'TI J~kT1 The new cabinet met for two Prizes! Refreshments! atyles, all tvhlle with nylon reinforced quoted the ambassador as saying from Damascus,' Cairo and other .I.X.# *f» •K-^ga*l 11 "A A hour*, imder Premier Ibrahim . Wo Dollvor ami Givo Gioon Stamps. FLUFF LAUNDRY Donation 76 Cents font for extra wear. Size* -81 j to 11. the men who invaded the disputed points, all carefullj’ culled to _ Hashem. . Regularly S pair 81.00. border legion wpl'e bandits pur­ Kdemoiiatratfe the anti-Western Government officials who had D A M P W A S H point of view. Byt in the Com­ Big Texas Floods been fired d ui^g the Nabulsi ad­ sued by the National Guard. Liquor Board ministration were nearij) -idt given DRY CLEANING y'- Nevertheless. Fidel Duron said, Suez Users Consult munist way of doing things these he is aendinfe Nicaragua another republished press reports are back their jobs. SHIRTS SPECIAL--REG. $1.98 strictly an unofficial reflection and Hartford, April 27 (/P) — Assis­ Danas, April 27 (4“)—Flood ^-closed, power was out and tele- StrMts Deserted protest and this time expecta tant Police Chief Raymond J . The' streets of Amman, Old written apolog).'. do not commit the Soviet govern­ Eagan of New Haven today waa vaters surged out of dozens of ?J,**^*,„„ j A COATS , . . NOW ^38.8S Jerusalem, Nablus, Ramallah sAd JW-HAUceitt SCHOOL GIRLS' SH01TLDER STRAP . / ^ ■ i. The Weather Bureau lifted a No extra charge for blan­ PINE A reliable source here attribu ment in any way. M iU K N Itnil COHM* REGULARLY $45.00 ta $59.95 yOn New Egypt Plan There are ■ westerners who be­ appointed tq the State Liquor Con­ riv^s vul.creeks in much of Texas severe weather forecast for a 120- Irbid—the chief Jordanian cities— kets, rugs or spreads. the border incident tothe refusal trol Commission to Lao F>. tMay, floodliig lowlands 4pd fore- nille belt from Slifeveport. La., to all were virtually deserted, under of the S-man i^llitsry junta ruling lieve the reason for the Kremlin’s Carroll, a fdriiiar State Polio* ma­ the almost total curtew. Troops, CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS PHARMACY Honduras Jtd'send a special 14-man restraint up to now is th*t a Mos­ mg hundreds oY persons to fivacu-; Del Rio in far West TaaSs, biit By H'lLIJAM V. OATIS ‘ the Suez Canal Co. Recent talks cow blast at thla. moment would jor of Ridgefield; ate their water logged home*. | scattered shower* and thunder- and police patrolled-the five cities, 884 CENTER ST.—-MI 8-8814 delegation invited to the inaugura- Carroir* tern) expires May 1. forcing everybne except a few of- ; tion of President Somoza fh Ma­ United Nations. N Y.. April 27 i gn future operation hays been be- strike a sour note in the current TorrenUal rains up , to 8 Inghea . showers were predicted for today (iP)-^'rhe UN. Security Council tween the United States and chorys of peaceful coexistence Eagan wa* named by Gov. Abra- leshed a "wide area of the stkte and tpmorrow. ificials to stay indoors through SUITS . ,. NOW ' nagua May 1. to ^ y took time out from its Suez' Egypt. haffi 4u .Rltlleoff to)(k.6-ye*v term. • At Killeen in Central Texas, most of the day, " ' Draw string tqp with tap eadMUr* Thir source said the Honduran aimed al tha Weat — -Britain, in yesterday and a barrage of kt G>nw ih new Canal debate to let user' countries i Israel Still Barred particular. • ^ . The post pays aSdiit *8,400 a year. least aix tomadoea struck in cen^ heavy r'alrla'last'nlgllt'Tofeed 100 ' Klirg Hussein's hand tW^;. 3 r e g u l a r l y $45.00 ta $55.00 Junta had told Nicaragua its regu­ consult on Egypt's new plan for The Egyptian declaration pledges, Carroll was named to the com- atreni^ened by pledges of loy­ and get yeur lar ambassador in Managua. Le­ Still, a thunderous statement on tral and-East Texas. Injuring flve)J*'"‘"«* Yrom thrif h ^ e a . High alty to him and hi* new govern­ RE(U>y-TO-W£AR DEPARTMENT—SECOND FLOOR running the waterway. i the (2airo government to observe Jordan cannot be ruled out and the mlaaion by Gov. John Lodge, a peroouz and causing property datn- ' winds at nearby Port Hood. Tex., $ 1 . 5 9 onidas Pineda, wouljl be sufficient An all-day council'discussion yes- the 1888 Constantinople Conven- Republican, Opt. 16, 1953. blew the roof off the Officers’ Club, ment from sheiks find mayors in ADVJ e a c h representation at the ceremonies. western colony here includes some age estimated at more than $1 the older part of.hU Hesqrt realm; terday showed two members satis- tion for freedom Of Suez naviga- who believe one is. coming within Carroll ‘succeeded John C. Kbl- million. the, motor pool. building and the 9IHOFPINO ly, now State Police comFSissioner. stand* at the baseball stadium. The 21-year-old. King aJaq/hs- fled with the Egyptian declaration, tion "within the. limits” set therein. the next few day*. The cloudbursts rontinukd today ceived some public expeesMons of \ ^■I- three willing to give It a try and Eg.vpt interprets this to .mean It In Vienna. Soviet Deputy Prem­ ^arrolUhad served as acting State . 300 Chilldren Escape' ’ ' LIST Rturvi yoia sier- Specials From Our Domestic Depte in South and Centrill Texas. Many! Dan^Je from the tornadoes support from the small but clisndUt In tdvinee wkilc Depositors d six anxious to replace it with a n . can continue to bar Israeli ships ier A. I. Mikoyan today accused Police commissioner after the areas braced for more flooding aa crowded Palestinian part of Jordan stocks wt eenplste. Pick it up . ijilernktlonal agreement. j under lecurity provisions of-the Secretary of State Dulles of "in- death of Commissioner Edward'J. yesterday was heaviest at Tyler CHILDREN'S virtually every river and creek In where a twister roared across the acquired during the 1948-49 Arab- dufini sale. For it were Iraq and the Soviet' convention. 'i'". aylti'ng" the Soviet tlnloij by say­ Hickey, Sept. 22, 1953. North, Central , and South Texas laraeli War. , Union. For giving It a try were; The declaration saya Egypt will ing Soviet "alms, and proposals Eaga'n. heads the detective eastern eelge of town. It hit two APRIL 2t, 30. MAY, L 2,3,4 Dijcections or were expected to reach new create elementary \ achools, the junior It was among the Palestinians Utai^ tbri Sataniy SHEETS and PILLOW CASES Nationalist China, the Philippines operate the canal, collect the tolls, are 'p'ropaganda and hi* are logi­ bueau in the New Haven Police today and tomorrow. that the Communists, infiltrlting high school \and more than 400 and the United States. | set aside 5 per centi_for govem- cal.” . Department. At Kenedy in the once hard-hit the ranks of Arab Nationalist FAMOUS BRAND F| C w Reg. B9e. 42 x 86 C O d R«8- 790^ ,42 3 ^ X Q d depoaits frozen'Thursday, by registered with the U.N. l(nd pub­ ments for s’ canal settlement en Surprise Car on the rampaging Trinity River to­ flowed ita banka near the city, forc­ from the AP Wires PINE LENOX Case* ...... Each 4 | 0 ' Cane* ...... IS ach O ^. Caaen ...... fic h O w ^ Smith while hla aides probed the lished Wednesday, atill needed dorsed by Egypt and the council, day, The river was expected to ing families along the lowlands to * match? tangled financial dealings Smith study and that hia government last Oct. 13. hit a crest of 44 feet, 6 feet above flee. FHARMACY said were used by C. O r^ Mensik, "may wish to consult with other He said this went for "even the,, Qieckup Soon major flood stage. Highways and cityyatreets Were IKE PICKS fcEO ENVOY ' ^head of the associatioris. user governments' not represented moat delicate” of these require- Trees between 75 and 100 feet closed in many parts of the state. Augusta, Oa., April 27 nfonts, which Secretary of State The cloudbiirsta extended into Regular 89.95. ’ Hartford. April 27 (4’!u~-Com- News Tidbks high in the On'ce-dry riveTTiottom President Eiseonowef today i 7 - 9 5 ■foKthe second da.v yesterday, in Saying "Thla "nay take a few Dulles had called essential—chiefly missioner John J.-Tynan saya that were half submerged In , the the hardest hit drought region of picked Llewellyn E. Thompsou, , WONDERFUL NO IRON 100% Goose D ow n...... frpn^of the three firm* — the day's,’’ Dixon adjourned'!^ debate insulation of canal operation frpm.: without further notice the State Culled from AP Wires swirling, muddy water .as the West and Southwest Texas. A now aipbaasadbr to Austria, to b* Regular 87.95. Nylon Covered $4.95 —CitirR a.v i n g 8 Assn., the First to a date to be fixed by agreement tile politics “of any country.’’. Motor Vehlclea Dept, will begin — Trij>«y continues to rise half a deluge o{ 2.28 inches fell, a t San the new Ambassador to Russia. DACRON CURTAINS Darrou Filled ...... _Guarant«, Assn., and the Chicago of council membera^ No Guarsateea Angelo, where President Eisen­ / — its annual surprise "spot in­ n*f5ot per hour. Thompson, whoa* nomination wrlU Regular 85.95. TAtex Foam $3.99 Guarantee'Ahgh.*', all on the North­ - E. Ronald Walker ei Australia Most council members, however, spection" of motor vehicles within Lt. Gen. Han* Speidel, new co m r ’ ThaThe ttotal evacuation Jn South hower, visited on his drought,tour. go to the Seimte next week, suc­ Every Painter Knovjs TAILORED.>lk>UBLE STITCHED Regular Height ...... west Side. A poliqe loudspeaker and Guillaume Grargea-Picot of I expressed belief the declaration did a few weeks^. - mander of Allied ground forces in Lakes and reservoir* were on the ceeds Charles E. (Chip) Bohlen, France had auggeated that the ! not fully meet these requirements. Dallas waa expected to reach l.'SOO' 1" SIDE HEMS blared instrucriona to crowds in Iniyjectors,'' he aaid, will be lobk- central Europe, viaita headquar-. to 2,000 families. A 3-10 inch rain 'rise, '.but there waa no immediate- who ha* been reassigned aa En­ Quality goes further both English and- Polish. , council should arrange for further I U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge Jing'’‘for cars with dangeroiuly de­ tera of U.S, 7th Army, .’Twin-en-' flood scare...... voy to the Philippines. HALE’S 8T1JRDYWEAR negotiations toward an in|erna-1 aaid that, lacking any-.-provlsion drenched the city yesterday. 3" BOnOM HEMS BOX-STITCHED. ^ Suit Start^Ronsr fective equipment Which could gined Navy plane • with four The department of public safety Some ranchers along Spring . - Before the three'^usociations tional canal agreement, bur*---no; for ’’organized cooi^ration" with menace the lives and safety of Americans aboard- is listed as miss­ Creek aaid the creek was up 21 V and spreads easier... 41"x54" LONG .ri'.... $ 2 .6 9 P r. resolution calling f ^ that action, the users, it contain^ no guaran- said the little commuriit'y of Com­ DENIES TKOOPS PULWUT •were closed, . deetn*rate\ funs to highway users. ing and'presumed down about 50 anche, 120 miles 'southwest of feel, the biggest rise they had Damaschs, April 27 (4b-l-Sjrri* 4r'x63" LONG ...... $ 2 .9 8 P r. QUILTED MAHRESS PADS withdraw^saylnga began on the was introduced. A. French spokes tee that the requirements Would The inspectors uill check brakeii, miles south of Tokyo. seen in 50 years. Some.families in man said "you don't need,* resolu­ be carried out. Fort Worth, waa virtually isolated denied today , that Jordan has 41"x72" LONG . V.... $2,98 Pr. with Camtr Elastic firm*. To^many, the run* recalled lights, Bteering apparatus, tires Chief of. Kansas City Star's by flood waters from streams in axKed for the wlthdidwal of./~ tion" to get talks going again. Georges-Ptcot said It did not jind rear vigw mirrors, all of Washington Bureau Duke Shoop (Continued on Pag^^Sqvea) Regular 83.98. $0.69 ~the bitter bank runs of depresrion Egypt nationalized the KlS-mlle guarantee freedom - of navigation, the area.- AH roads .were reported Syrism troops from Jordanian 4 r ’x 8 1 " LONG,...... $ 2 .9 8 P r. 88 X 76 Ttvln Slxe . . . . '...... ' ■ days. which Tynan aaya ’must be in die* kt Garfield Hospital in na­ territory. .A foreign Ministry Smith said the - runs developed Red-to-Medlter,ranean Sea Canal good order. tion's Capital at 53..Maaaachu- 2 Regular 84.98. .' $0.69 laat July 26, takihg. it .away, from (Continued on Page Six) Ownera of vehicles' whose c'ara -•spokesman said the “sole atan of RUFFLED>5>/4" H N ISH ED 54 X 76 Full SUe,, ...... after Menaik__ filed a $2 million setts riders of Boston A Maine . the preseuoe of the Syrian Army damage aqlV"'*against Smith and"' meet requirements will be given Railroad will pay 35 per cent in­ $50 Deposit on Murder ‘ RUFFLE Pure white fllilng that 1* gnaraateed to 1957 inapection stickers. .Those In 'Jordan is to face the common taiinder white. Elastic on each corner. , five state ' auditOr'.a.._ examiners crease in passenger fares as--i«^' Israeli enemy.” 48"x54'.' L O N G ...... $ 3 .6 9 P r. , charging them with attempting who«*^ cars can ba. safely operated suit of drder approved by State to take over two of the -associa­ but'wbldijiave equipment in need Department of'^bllc utilities... 48"x53" LONG ...... $ 3 .9 8 P r. HEAVY QUALITY tions. The suit. Wed .Wednesday 1& Unions Raised of immedIa«~^ttentlon will get Destroyer Everglades hurriek to rist Date N REACtoYt SAFEGUARD 48"x72” LONG ...... $ 3 .9 8 P r. In circuit court, 'wttii termed "ab­ warning slips Hating the defects catch op with U.8.--8th Jieet to Washington, April 2T4ffi—A New MAnRE$$ COVERS which must be remedied within 10 Yprk University physictat snid ask us for Reg. $4.95. Zippered ...... 5 3 g g surd” by Smith. deliver 300 akilors Ibft in ao.uth of 48"x8r* LONG ..... $ 4 .4 9 P r. ..Police estimated the - largest days.*'. F.-ance when their ships sailed aud- t( ^ y he has designed an atomio Reg. 84.69. Rubber Ruttoaa ..;... $ 3 .4 9 crowd—3,000 persona—assembled TiL'Hire to comply, Tynan aaya. power system which he bellevea - Dues in Past Yedr deniy-for-Mlddle' E ast.. , Two GOP With ‘Killer’ He could jremovo the possibility of ..... TIERS^RESHIRRED TOP Full or tw it bed nixes. Real heavy qiuU- o ^ id e the City Savings Assn. Fri­ could result in'th*. .motorist losing Senators with conflicting views on 7 . . . h u t m any {Nihit b a y trs ty mattrrae rovem .that will give yean of' day. Smaller crowds lined up in hig.-^t^rator’a licc'hJk. any "nucTear nmaway" accidents , RUFFLED ROnOM NO-MEND SHEER in­ ."modem republicanism" are Itk Detroit. April 27 (JP>—A Detroit* could mean a 5-ye*r prison teriru In'atomic reactor*. Dr. Lyle B. AMA fiEJklmjl liM RIlA lUafRAA wear, ^^amn all Wonad. front pf the other firms. Many in Washington, .April 27 r union dues, la about gglbut locals In many other unions spectors, cooperating with local. Borst said that although the de­ hower's spending budget can be cut he hired a gunman to kill him be-rtnb#t fantastic I’ve ever heard. sign is still tn tho paper 'ntage. It F f , LATEX FOAAI NYLON HOSIERY - generation . Americans--able to popular with union members aa'charge as much or more. poUce, will operate theae safety in­ he was despondent but He said it began Tuesday when o a l h a c a i . 36'^36" LONG ...... $ 1 .9 8 f t . understand very UtU«. Ehiglish. raising taxes is with taxpayers Nobody-know* for sure the ag­ spections lanes for the benefit of about IS billion. 1* ready for offering Ja.lndoatry vHOT & i Inin'S S sea MATTRESS TOPPER PADS Reg. 11.35 to 81.95 Pair but a number of uniops have been motorista who voluntarily submit President Eisenhower I* reported 1 hiSfmind and Tilled lo|Pearman, who ie singly asked a if someime wants to develop K. Reg. 89.8A Full Sect. S ize...... S 7 .9 9 * For the fnoat part, crowds w er^ gregate amount of dues paid to to' have told Secretary of—State keep the renSezvoua. . Detroit night club porter to find sizzling new idea in. coordinates 1W SsMSl ssssouy k la heytsf St* . More of those wonderful U[..i9 value., All Tint Quality! ' . orderly. But /'^one man • wa* "8f^ boosting due* level* anyway. . laboi* unions, but the total appears to buq>ection. . ■ - Reg. $7.98; Twin -Red Size'...... '. . $ 5 . 9 9 An informal survey showed to­ ”to be something in thet neighbor; Nont’alk. Apt'fl 29-May 3; Dullea he doesn’t want anyortj "ap­ Chief Aaafatant Prosecutor Ralph hjm a killer. ■ j-.. NEW TEAMSTERS’ PIM»B < bet) qtwUy peM ^Islaebl*... sad Fxtra heavy flannel back drill. rested and charged with disorder­ pointed as ambassador who can­ Garter said the shooting wpuldn’t ‘‘He muat be an ex-convicL a tkafi CM-Mew*l SUPIR HOUSI Like sleepiag on a rloud, deep ruahlony REGULAR $1J5 *— ly conduct. A woman 'amacked a day Uuit at-lsast 10 n a 11 o n a l-l-hood’ ■ of...... $650 rnillionyto ...... 8 $850^ ihil- Darien, May 6-11; New CNmsM, Soattle, Wash., April 27 UP>— Five on a fflatchl Helen RtiTkr’a new Stripes” softnem. , policeman with puriw, but was not uniona have either hiked members’ lion a yexr. ’This, calculation is May 8-10 and May 13-17; Gree'n- not do creditable job repreaentiflg have come off aa planned anyway. Negro, ^ d must know hla bu$i- King County Proaocutor Chnrien ' PAIMT. Yae'S Had azira aevares*. IRONINC DOARD COVERS "U-S. . . . Union and management The man Dr. C. L. R. Pearman neaa.” Garter aalsL Pearman told make s perfect play-time warilrobe for anyone — asSrs laas waer, axir* sfetacNo* aaJ SHEER NYLON 98c Pr. . arrested. dugs in the past year or raised the based on estimate* that average wiri). May 20-24; New Britain, O. Carroll said today a apodal The City Savings firm ta a p«r capita allocation of funds from' dues run $3 or $4 a month for June 3-8. - . / ropresantaUvea are slated to meet hired to do the job was aTTunder-; the attendsnt.’Y'esrman is white, iPounty Grand Jnry called to tell or short! Luxurious corded cotton is sll knit, * ^ antra MJiitt pewar h every (sllaa *f cover patrolman assign^ to the: The porter Upped poUcewho MFU HOWSI PAINT. ANOTHER SHIPMENT REGULAR SLBS locals to their national headquar-, some 18-million union members, Tynan aaid his -department will l ' bargaining table In Lynn,' convene hero Mny 29 would edfi-' tor s perfect fit! llix or match ’em to msks s full ” Each 87c cooperate with other ’’communltlea lass., in bid to end day-long stiike- case. i ^ signed , a patrolnum to set up duct n “no punches palled” In- >M%* peMaa soy lor laitiae isttA- SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF $1.19 SHEER NYLON $1,39 Pr. mutual company. The other two tera. In proposing‘the higher du*a t payoff meeting with P**fman»,Po- season’s wardrobe. __ =. fotSaa aaJ $reeter velae, bvy Ckl. V^lll ootlaat lighter weight rover* sev- ' EXTRA HEAVY FtELDCREST Menaik companies are among -a . But'in at least three insUraces. I rate to convention delegates, UAW In the establishment of safety in­ of 30,500 employes of General Elec­ "I ws* despondent when I ar­ veotigatton . of activities of .... .aral time*. Elastic aUp-on—will flt any REGULAR $IA5 (Continued on Fnge Six) spection lanes upon th4lr request,- tric Co. ranged the plot." Garter quoted the Uce covered the meeting with con­ Teamster Unloa'"' lenders, la- A. HOOOU MmiaSM —dsMleisAd «nkt teiiA ■ NeoMl iVPW HOUn PAN4T. where dues raise proposals were! President Walter ReuUier. said cealed cameras. • bntteii chnm 4,pg Ch|.N*ai*l tUtIR board up to 80” long, put to- ai memberahip vote, they practically every type, of union U.S. government decides iMt to 56-year-old psychiatrist as saying. rludlng Internfitloaal President TURKISH BATH TOWELS SHEER NYLON $1.39 Pr. op|K>se jury trial for IT peteons •1 felt t had riothlng to live for. I Garter said Pearman .gave the Dave Beck aad Frank W. Rrew- e.CONVSaTiaasSUiay-^»»*rch>M«*McUliwsWk. ' HOinapAMTbeeual- were turned down. I expense has gone up. He said thla Police Smash Plot plainclothes man $50 and promised c. tHeaTsiiokTS—sUttiaaOT. MapMdriiMj. ' Dy seeded wMi exiraaM Union Lerfder Told Membership' votee of. the 900,- Included rent telephones, tele­ charged-with, criminal contempt changed my mind. ^ I kept away ster, head of the aprnwUar- MANUFACTURERS QUANTITIES ARE LIMITED. of federal 'court In Clinton H i^ from my office;” He did not elabo­ him $490 more when Utc - jbh. was ubIob's weetern conffirenee. a. JAMsiea sNoars —sUttipsOT. swtHiMi. Airekdky, cevaeesa aad Each 7 9 c 000-member ifachinists 'Union. 80,- grams, printing, transportation, done. ~ CLOSEOUT! - 'Wbat a value! BesuiUful quaUity Eleld- To ReveaURe^brds 000-member International Typo- and s a la d s for office personnel. On Argentina Base School integraUfin cases , . . Demo­ rate. a.SKINMVPANTS —aS>slp**r,Mt UsW. Shop Early at These Prioea! cratic National Chairman Paul M. Police who kept the bizarre ap­ Pearman asked the patrolman * RECAIXS ONE DIVOBCE WHAT A VALUE! ereat la flve colon f^d white. grapliical Union and 29,000-mem­ "JustT'aa the coat of living for a for "ona bullet in the heart,” Gar­ ber American Federation of Teach­ family has gone up in the past Buenos Aires. Argentina, April Butler aaya party baa been leelBg- pointment yeste'rday at Dr. Pear- Chiengo, April 21 (PV-A sale*- , SPORTSWEAR Colors:'Red and white, black and white, ehamoia' REG. 8«.98 72”x84"' Now York, April 37 UPh-’The strength in Mg' city sreps since man's do-wntown • Detroit office ter said. The prosecutor quoted man who recalls rtarrylng Bin# PER GALLON ..... S 5 .7 5 ! Senate Committee probing Inbor- ers all turned down dues raises years, the cost of operating an un­ 27 (iPi—PoHoe have foiled a jplot the doctor as telling th* imder- women but divordag on^ aa* • UOOND FLOOR and white etripee. ' GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SA|^S ' management racket# has ordered a proposed by their union lesidera ion has gone up in the aamc peri­ to seize a naval base at the south­ 1944 and be outlines new wam to found a note hanging on the door: i;- .r CKATHAM NYLON -try to Inereaae vote in urban cen­ "Back Monday." cover agent: "You could' ahoot a faced possible bigamy «hnrge| . .. ■■ ^ r : Long Island union leader to- hand But where dues raise proposals od." Reuther said, ' „ ern tip of Agentina. reports reach­ cannon in my ofUqa without being taday — If aatkoritisa oaa do- GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES . have been put up to union ebn- Some other unions Which have ing this c ^ t s l said today. ter*. ’ Df. Pearman. former resident w r hffi personal financial records In paychlatry at Wayne County heard.” I tsimlao who is Ma Mgnl ~ertlei> RRd RAYON BLANKETS for the past aeveh year*. venfiona, they have been oonsiaten- raised dues levels in the jMist year The reports, printed in the usu­ Some 1.300 telephons inatajla- Pearman said he would ranaaek Warren L. Yemna. who eays ha ly approved. include the stselworkera, oil- ally reliable morning newspaper tlon\ workers' in Texas and Okla­ (Detroit) General Hospital,, was An a ^ rn e y aaid the requested picked up at a Reserve Officers his office to .make itVppear that IMS been Hviag wHIi two o t H a checks, bank sUtementi and tM The lateat s\ich-action wna v^- chemical-atomic workers, diatil- Clarin and La ' Prensa, said the homa vote to end It-day walkout ba-'-hatL -aurprisad a burglar at '.Vf THE ■■ l/ " ed by oonvCntibfl delegates of tie ler>- wnrkera, ladies garment plot centered in Uahuaia, southern against Western Electric Co. and party at the Grosse lie. Naval Air The 'mturna of anion boss William C. work. , 1 n sJW H A K cd u Full 8 pouada of miracle hlead for maxl- moat town in the western heibia- return to duty Monday.. .About Station near Detrott-last nlghY. - 1