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- ' ’ ■;■ If. / ■■c- ft*w \; Tha tVaathar -5;>:r TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1959 AveraRe Daily NeWfreas Ron Fereeaat of 0 . g. WoatBur ■ waaia / For the WeoK Ended PAGE SIXTEEN April fifth, 1989 Fair, not tprito no oeol toadgliC. ilmtrl|p0tfr Ettfttlng Upralb Low nonr M. TiHarodny pnrtAy oloodr, Bttlo wnnwer. High la » • The Bucklanc Fish and Game konian Society. Upon ?e<^ylng al m i l i t a b y w h is t The Excha Jfe Club will The Ameirjgin Legion wtllj M i s s Bathara Smith, daughter of B. A. degree from, Hartwlck mi MN. --- meet tonight at' 8:15 at the Mr. and Mrs. Oval J. Smith. 125 Club will hold a paper collection Rev^Kaiser a n d s e t b a c k aber of the Audit hold its bl-mnjrthly .meetirtfr to in the No.'th End of town tomor­ 1963, he entered the Luth^ani Sponsored By of Ctrcnlatiott About Town night at the 3,J> Restaurant. The post home./ Important commit-1 Main St., a junior at Albertus Theological Seminary at Phllai ManchSster— A ^ity of Viitttge Charm tee report^ on the annual poppy! Magnus College, New Haven, la a row. Anyone i.avlng paper to do­ ST. BRIDOET.S BOSART giTest speaker will be Atly. John nate may call Thomas Quinn, 1015 phla, Pa., from which he received SOGIETl' T l» Wom?n'* Ctuh of Munches- Shea, whose subject will be "Your sale Legion junior baseball team , member of the invitations commlt- ew Pastor ■B.D. degree in 1956. t)er hM wt the date of Mondey, and ’ th / Memorial Day observance i tee for the annual father-daughter Tolland "Tpke Wednesday. April 29, 8 p.m. MANCHESTER^ COlSN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. 1959 (CloMined Advorttatatg on Pago SB) PRICE FIVE CENTB Legal Responsibility as an Auto­ Pastor Kaiser was called to de­ K. Of C.. HALL V O X LXXVni, NO. 178 (T W E N T Y -F O U R PAGES— TW O SECTTIONS) May *5. fpr its annual dinner, to mobile Owner.” Members arc re­ will W made. Following the m eet-! communion breakfast to be held at velop a mission church at Camillus, , be sen'ed at 7 p.m. in Cavey e Res­ Ing/Ught refreshments will be the college Sunday morning. Past Chief Daughters of Hilen Of Concordia Ref^hm ent*-—Donation' 75e minded that a social hour will Davidson Lodge, Daughtars of N. y., by the Board of American taurant. start at S o'clock and dinner will Missions of the Un(tied Lutheran Daughters of .Liberty, No. 17, Scotia, will meet this evening at Church of America. This mission The annual dinner of the Man­ be served at, 6:40. 7:45 with Mrs. David Kerr, 30 Jar­ The ReV. Raul C. Kaiser will as­ Manchester Lodge of Masons ICiLl, will hold rummage sale In sume the pastorate of Concordia church grew^ apace and Pastor chester ‘ Leatfue of Women .Voters Orange Ha ' ThUradiy morning at vis Rd. A "United Nations Trogra: will hold a meeting tonight at 7:30 Evangelical Lutheran Church Sun­ Kaiser became the first pastor of Pay Days T»-in be held tonipht-at «;30 at 9 o'clock. The comir.ittt* will be will be pr.seated at the meeWhg at the Masonic Temple. After a day. St. Hlchael’a Evangelical Lutheran Jacobson Bars Contest Cavey s Restaurant. Members and short business mejfting members at the hall Wednesday night be­ The Rainbow^rls will conduct 'a Church. He also served as treas­ their guestu viU hear Mrs. John of the Rotary Club tonight ayB:.30 food sale Satutday at 9:30 a.m. In He and Mrs. Kaiser, the former. will witness the degree work of tween 7 and 9 o'clock to accept Jane Graham of Berlin, N. J., and urer of the Lutheran Pastors Assn^ LECLERC G. Lee of Farminftton. former na­ St the Mnr"hes‘ er Coiintr,^Club. Hale's stopei^ Manchester Assembly, Order of donations. » . their three chijdicn will arrive in of Syracuse, N.l. FUNERAL HOMI s Mrs. Luce s tional president of th^.' leajfue. Lewis Piper of the fa^lt.v of Payless in the Rainbow, with Worthy Advisor The local church was organized apeak on the i’altie of leajpie work. Manchester High Schoi^will In- St. Gerard’s • Mothers Circle has Manchester Saturday and take up tioduce^the stuoents w^o recently ; Judy Clifford presiding. Follow­ The program committee of the in 1894, when 24 families gathered ing the degree there will be a so-J-j(!,n,.he.stei Plr Band meets lit elected- the following officers for together to worship with Pastor FUNEl In Flnoridation Defeat Visited the U N. ‘n W v York un­ the coming year; Mrs. Constance ■Ef*' ______'■ ______der the allspices o ^ h e club. ! rial hour with refre-shments. the Waahltiglon Social Club to* Jaeger of Hartford. The corner­ Frithsem leader, Mrs. Edward stone of the present church build­ S p ^ I C E an night at R o'elcvk. The nieetlng D r Charles E Jacobson J r fhealth measure and 2,985 in favor- as a voter, hpw he ahoiild if ! ,'Meijiheia of the Wa-shlnglon will' coincide with the program Ward, secretary; Mrs. Florence ing was laid in August 1899, and j loiter N. ^ r . L n an es r.. ja cou soii o r. fluoridation. Regististlon for^ommunion Sun­ Hauschild. 'treasurer: Mrs. James the church wa.s dedicated in March j said today that, despite ac- .v _ . . day will be held at the Zion Lu­ School PTA and Cub Scout Pack fle.adllnc. Thi nrogrtim for the Leclerc, It followed Intensive campaign Behrend, Dr Jacoheon said, told Lansins, Mich., April 29 (/P) hand's 4.5th anniversary celebra­ Welch, welfare; Mrs. George M.' 1900. ^ J .. theran rhiir. ty/Friday from 3 to 4 112 are reminded to bring articles Director IS he considered improper ing by proponents and opponents him to vote yes. — The atate of Michigran, un­ I for the rummage sale to the school tion m ist gc t( the printer this Blake, publicity: Mrs. Frank As*k- The congreg ' engaged its Asks for Dismissal Unhurt in Row and 7 to R n election worker, he will of the measure designed to reduce ! I-'riday night. If pickiip is neces­ week, Oener.it Chairman William lar, contact: Mrs. Charles Carroll first resident p '• Dte Rp'’. G .; Dr. Jacobson then asked for able to solve its read.v cash Cairivll 9-5869 not cobtest in court the valid­ dental caries in children. sary call cither Mrs. Ward Krause. P orbe.s .said. and Mrs. Lucicn Vegiard, represen­ A-. NiceUi, in 16. The Rev. Paul; It was in the interests of "all Behrend's dlsniissal. Moieralor problems, is passing: up this The S w e Past cnilefs A.ssocin- tatives. 23 M ^ Street, Manchester LIFE ! r7 Walnut St., or Mrs. Robert C. Kaiser'will become the 13th; ity of yesterday’s referendum the people who have worked hard larlzeau, however, reported after tyeek's pay days. tion of/Pythian Sisters will hold ■7* Bj-nwii. R Rogers PI. The sain will St. Jude Tt rtddeiis Mothera Cir­ pastor of Concordia, succeeding! defeat of fliioridation by a in behalf of this measure,’ ’ Dr. an Inveatigatlon that Behrend Among ihe 325 stale-salaried Sees Brazil Its seroii-annuMl meeting tomorrow be held .Saturday at the school. the Rev. Erich O. Brandt, who left Jacobson said, that he formally said he had given the correct in­ nighy at R o'clock at the Cor.i- cle will meet Wednesday at R:lft narrow 87-vot>s margin. workers lo go without pay checks |i 111. at the ter- of Mrs. Thoma.s Concordia to become a9.sociate Dr. Jacobson, -president of the protested Behrend's alleged actions formation to Dr. Jacobson. Pari- will he the .1.44, stale legislators mukily Baptist rhurch Those at- Barrv lo Speak pa.stor of St. John's Lutheran ! .Sweeney Jr,. 139 Walaer St, Klec- Tiny! Light! firil-fowtr! Manchestc" Medical --Associatipn yesterday. ze; u added that he himself had who in four ^lonths .work have le/idmg are isked to bring a'gift The Rev. (Uiffofd O .Suiipsoii, 'Church of New Britain. , lU.r, Chcstiuit. SI., father of Aiiiic tinn if new nffl.:ers will he held at To Biickland PTA and most promient pro-fliaorida- ■ He gave this account of the in­ observeil and heard Behrend giv­ failed lo ao'lve Michigan's fiscal Welcoming r the gift table .Ml tho.se who Two .servlc-es are conducted e^h ■ cident; ing correct instnictions at other m t l S M O m AGEMT would like to join ma\ do ao at Simpson, a sopholnore. will attend this time. Co-hostesses will be ear-level hearing aid tion spiokesi'-'an in the ciropaign emergency. . ,'Irs. Rohe.t Brennan and Mrs. Sunday 'and, in addition to S^day | leading up to yesterday’s election, At about 3 o'clock he ' as In­ times during the day. Democratic Gov. G Mermen Wil­ this tirre. Refreshments will be fatjicrs' day weekend at Smith School. Concordia is one^Of the m uamtomoitM itiitnm j College on Saturday and Sunday. Kverett Cyr. state repreacnlative David Bar­ I new 4-Treneletor said he would be content to let hts formed bv a denti.st that one of the The accuracy of Behrend’s In­ liams, at loggerheads with the Re­ Mfmmu t-74i$ nerved, ry of Manchester will address the few churches in Manchester con- latter’s patients, a woman voter, structions were also upheld by publican controlled Legislature on New Envoy word rest against that of Herman reported having been told by Dis­ Biickland School PTA tonight at 8 ducting a weekday school. ! Behrend, 144 High St., District 2 election workers Olive Chartier proposed solutions, announced yes­ In 1957 the former five and a , trict 2 election ^official that "yes and Mary Riche rdson, Parizeau terday that funds wtere lacking and o'clock at the .School. There will ’140 demonstrator at the West Side meant yes; and no meant no" on .. Rio de Janeiro. April 29 (/P) half aore Pitkin piftrm on Pitkin' Fecreatiou Center polling place on said. this week’s *100.000 payroll would ! he a panel discussion after his St. was purchased with a view to- ^ D ip lo m a t the referendum. — Rraziliana nhowed tittle I Cedar St. Behrend stayed on ns demon­ not be met. 1^ talk. ward erecting a new church The woman. Dr. Jacobson said, strator until the polls closed at 8 concern today about the po­ Worn Entirely »t th» Ear! The doctor said Behrend, at 3 added that this alleged advice led ^ Also to be out of pocket tempo­ A .short biisine.ss meeting will edifice there. p.m. yeste.'day, gave incorrect vot­ p.m, rarily, besides the legislators, are litical f»crap in Washinsrton Rev. Paul C. Kaiser a friend of hers to vote opnosite DOUBLE ; follow. Mr. Ajithony DiPerrio, Slender, limed, contoured lo ftl ing instructions to him and, from the way the friend had in­ Behrend chose not to comment the state's eight supreme court (hat attended the confirma­ anugly nghi ai the ear! 10-day on the incident in a telephone call justices and all Its circuit court I chairman of the Nominating Com­ residence In the parsonage at 51 earlier, a woman voter. He said tended. tion of Clare Boothe Luce an mittee. will pre.seni the slate of Money-Back Guaraniee. Easy Behrend might "knowingly or im- Dr. Jaco'ofon went with the today. Judges, as well as legislative staff Parker St. Have Your Doctor In outlawing fluoridation, Man­ members. amba.ssador to' Brazil. new officers. Pastor Kaise;- is a native of New terms. See ii today. . .enjoy fa­ knowlngft'” have repeated this woman to District 2 and she ident­ ' Refreshments ijUll he served Coll In Your Prescription mous Zeniih Ouallly! Free bom* during the day. ified Behrend as the official. Dr chester voters followed the lend The pay days are Tliursday and President Juscclino Kubit- VSITED STAMPS Haven. He attended Nathan Hale Friday. L after the meeting by Mrs. Joseph School, Morris t'ovc. Fair Haven demonstration arranged. Upheld by Moderator Jacob.son said. schek’s palace and the For­ i Stiibenraiich's room. (Continued on Page Ten) Williams Indicated that a *5- Junior High, ami graduated froip Delivered Within The § ZCN1TH...'*l.Mna S^ri"'H M .Ine AM. Behrend, however, was upheld in The doctor then asked Behrend. eign Office greeted her ap­ the instructions he had been giving million payroll for 28.000 slate em­ New Haven Hil’.noiise High .Schifol Hour ployes including prison guard.*, pointment by President Ei- YSRNON in 1948. He then entered HarttVick Wf tirtr .•titlics ind k c m w m i Iw " M f voters by District 2 moderator .senhower two months ago WEDNESDA YS htarrnl .M l Robert Parizeau. mental hospital aid^s and state Stana*r4 Lutheran College \\ here he Avas a college teacher.s- due May 7 also with enfhusiaam. Now they HOLLYVVOOD member of Tan Kappa Kp^lnn fra­ PINE PHARMACY QUINN'S f HARMACY Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, EVISCERATED ternity, Lutheran Student .\ssn , asked today what Influence Dr. may not be met. are keeping j i ^ t . PHONE MI 8-41 SB County Bill Faces TTie governor’s move followed a Student Christie,1 Assn, and Dia- 664 CENTER ST . Jacobson’s protest might have on the election -said In an interpreta­ new deadlock In the Legislature. Wa.shington, April 29 (/P) tion of the election, laws that Par- At a caucus, majority Republi­ 8 to 8 LB. WHin CHAIR — President Eisenhow«r said Avr.RAGr, izeau’s decision of moderator was cans of the stale senate refused to final and would have to be con­ go along with a Deinocratic plan today Mrs. Clare Boothe SUP! :k e t TURKEYS The Bank that gives you PLANNED SECURITY Big Test in House to liquidate the S.'iO-million veter­ tested In court. Luce’s usefulness as ambassa­ vcried from Dr. Jacobson today said he did ans trust fund unless a one-rent dor to Brazil has not been ALIFORNIA lY ------’ increa.se in Ihe 3 per cent state DEL MONTE rest-wheel to not intend to take the matter to damaged in any major way 1 front-wheel court. He said, however, that "It Hartford, April 29 TheR the General Assembly would abol- sales tax was lacked on lo the bill. propelling, or ish county government. William.s, ’ who has been, men­ by her row with Sen. Wayne (ilANT NEW Is unfortunate that this hafipened. abolition of county government in PINEAPPLE and to ejl 5-incb and It may have happened many Connecticut, approved by the Sen­ The administration bill would tioned ior the 1960 Democratic Mor.se (D-Ore). SIZE •-'iterf. times during the day. If it did, it ate, heads now for a vote in the end coiinty rommisalons. transfer presidential nomination, termed Ths President told » news con­ $72.00 could well have influenced the elec­ State House of Representatives. the county jails to a new Depart­ the situation a "disaster of the ference that he had s telephonfe GRAPEFRUIT DRINK tion.’’ Whether the administration bill ment of Corrections and place the first mr.gnitude ” and said it was survey msde yesterday — after He added that if 44 "yes" voles will become latv.is uncertain. present county 'ouildings under the impossible to get cash in time for Mrs. Luce hit out verbally at POTATOES upholding the anti-fluoridation or­ Department of Public Works for this .veek's pay days. Blaming Re­ Morse - - and concluded that ihe In a voice vote yesterday, the H.IIywm4 Over T.H.I C.mwW dinance had been "no" votes Maintenance. publicans, ne said he would try to Mrs. Clare Booth Luce, confirmed by the Senate as ambassador to Brazil, Is shown with her hus­ will be welcome In Brazil. Fin over iverage toilet Senate passed the bill which would band, Henrv R. Luce as they arrived home late laat night. Mrs, Luce told an inquiring reporter CHASE & SANBORN against it, the ordinance would end the 290-year-old system. It was The present county tax of towns "hold the dam.ige to a minl:r!-.im.” The Senate gave Mrs. Luc* a bowl. Sturdily con • have been rejected and fluorida­ V, ould b e eliminated. The stale He said the nypas-sing of the ahe had no comment on her huaband s statement she should resign. (AP Photofa.'tl. thumping 79-11 vote of confirma­ «trucr»H Easily cleaned. a key part of Gov. Abrkjtam Ribi- tion yesterday despite bitter op­ tion approved, cbff’s plan for modernis^atlon of would gel the liquor permit fees legislators’ pay day was "only a position by Morse. 10 Lb. I'ote Total High state government, His proptjgal to and the portion of unincorporated coincidentt of the calendar." 2 Lb. $51.00 The vote, high for a special elec­ business tax now going to coun­ Dispute was hot. 'I’he Republi­ Mrs. Luce then aaid her trou­ abolish the minor court system in bles began when Morse Wa* BAG tion, was 3,072 against the public favor of a new 44-judge ctfeult ties am', towns. cans said Williams did not have to Russia, Aiiiesj\^0gt Seen Offering "kicked in the head by a horse.” Can WELDON DRUG CO. court, another Important part ^ The eigh,. sheriffs would "be kept act as he did. COFFEE on. but their duties -vould be Sen Edward Hutchinson, vet­ “To which Morse replied that her AiiHiortr.ed Dealer his program, is now law.^. In Accord on , t remark was ”conslst?ht with an Democrats control eran Repn'ilican leader, charged 901 MAIN ST.—Ml 8-5821 FBI Nabs 4th tuitionally elected officers. Eight that Williams acted "spitefuHy" old, old pattern of emotional In­ 29-7. reccntlv elected Democrats will and "out of arrogance.” He ac­ stability” on Mrs. Luce’s part. Sen. Abner W. Slbal (R-Nor- Geneva Plans Rt CrPllGVR take office June 1. cused V.'ilhamif of "deliberately Some Democratic Senators who Man in Orange walk), Senate minority leader, did The three of the seven Repub­ holding up li.e stale to mockery had voted for confirmation of tha not oppose the county government licans in the Senate who opposed and contempt.’’ Warsaw, April 29 UFi Russia nomination aaid that if they had to abolition bill yeeterday. He did, Paris, April 29 i4’i Tlie major-Alo discuss progress of the talks. do it oyer again they would vole the bill wen Sen. Francis R. Cady In the mon-ths of inter-party and her Communist allies toda.y Bank Robbery however, criticize the bill on the of Kent, George B. Angevine of bickering, each side has accused western fbreign ministers were un­ and also matters of particular In­ against her. announced their expected full basis of its preparation. Cornwall Brldf;# and Peter P. the other of folloiylng harmful derstood to haze agreed today that terest to the United States and And Mrs. Luce’s husband, Henry R. Luce, of the Tlme-Llfe-Fortuno New Haven. April 29 WP) — The "If we are going to aboli.sh coun­ Mariant of Groton. practices for the state’s business agreement on the Soviet platform thev would take up the questions Britain. FBI said today that Robert Ei ty government." Sibal said “ let’s do Cady, from Litchfield County, a and industry. for the Geneva conference. of Berlin and a German peace Then they headed back to fur­ publishing empire, said 'in New it properly with a piece of legisla­ district comprised mostly of small A falling off in tax Income from They rejected in advance expect­ treaty as a package In Geneva ther consultations with French York he had asked his 'wife to re­ Murph}-, 21, of 45 South St., Ea.st sign the ambassadonhip because Haven, wanted in the 83.549 hold­ tion we-don’t have Ip be ashamed town.s, said he didn't .see any fi­ ed western proposals of a package talks with the Soviet Union. Foreign BUniater Maurice Couve de of. " He called the administration nancial gain in turning county Settlement embracing West Ber­ 15113 Indication came from con­ Murville and We»t German Foreign of tha criUcism of her. up of the Orange Branch of the (Continued on Page Six) It was against this background Connecticut National Bank, has bill "sloppily drawn.” government functions over to the lin, German reunification and a ference sources following the first Minister Heinrich von Brentano Republican leaders have yet to Etiropean security system. session of the foreign ministers of around a square table, covered with that Eisenhower wsis asked been captured in Cuba. state. He said "every county em­ whether he thought Mrs. Ikice ROEBUCKSEIIIIS AND CO. Edward J. McCabe, special announce a stand on the Issue. ploy will go on the state payroll. Foreign ministers of the War­ the United States, Britain. France green felt. In the French Foreign Some GOP members have opposed I don’t see any saving there. saw Pact powers and the deputy and West Germany. TTiey are Ministry. Each delegation was agent In charge of the FBI in Con­ Ribicoff Plans (Conthined on Page Tea) MOWERS necticut, said Murphy has been anv county government abolition "The state Ls taking over the minister of Communist China end­ meeting lo harmonize their posi­ seven atrorig, making a total of 28 sought since April 15 as one of bill. jails. But the sheriffs are getting ed a 2-day parley on the East- tions before the East-West meet­ men. two men who handed a threatening Three Republican Senators yes­ the same salaries (from *5.000 to To Name New West foreign ministers' meeting ing opening in Geneva May 11. Herter met privately thia morn­ note to the drive-ln teller of the terday defended the present’ sys­ *10,000 annually). What are these next 'month with a communique No delegation member would ing with Couve de Miircdlle and talk for the record following a 2- ^ PROOF POSITIVE bank. tem as efficient and economical sheriffs going to do without their declaring: Von Brentano. McCabe said the other man was before the voire vote was taken. jails?" Cady said. Judges Friday 1. Reunification of Germany hour, 25-minule morning session The continuing differences be­ Bulletins *®* Only Sears (lives Francis H. Miller Jr.. 21. of East With a narrow 2-vote Democratic Angevine said he was opposed to must be "solved by Germans them­ The ministers said in a communi­ tween the western Allies cast Her- margin in the House, some Re­ selves with no interference from que that no information would be from the AP Wlrea 8 You The Haven, who is being held In New any "further growth of big gov­ Hartford, April 29 (45 — Gov. ler in the key role of conciliator GET ALL THESE FEATURES Haven Countv Jail under bond of publicans arc holfiing to mu.ster ernment” He urged studying the outside.” given to the press, at least for the so often playe’d by his predecessor. ^ SUPER SIX Abraham Ribicoff confirmed to­ 2. A peace treaty with Germany lime being, on progress of thr = 1. HIGH QITAI.ITV *30,000. enough opposition from across bill In ,an effort to "keep govern­ John Foster Dulles. T h e drive-in-teller, Kathleen | party lines to defeat the bill. ment closer to the people." day that he will announce the or settlement of West Berlin's fu­ talks. Herter’s 2-fold job Is (1) to try ATTACK SUSPECT CLEARED g= ; No finer ftt thc.se ture must not be made dependent The reported western delermina prices Hill, 17, of Orange, has been re­ The House is expected to get Marian! agreed to the idea of names of the 44 Judges to be ap­ lo reconcile the British desire for Quitman, Oa., April ?9 W— A leased under $1,000 bond as a ma­ the hill sometime next week, "rhe on solution of the European secur- lion to discuss the whole range of "flexibility ” with French-German white woman who was assaulted 2. LOW PRIf KS 2 3 - i n c h i o b s pointed to the new circuit court It.v problem. Berlin, GemcJry and European se­ No fictitious saving.v terial witness In the case. Governor predicted recently that (Continued on Page 8eren) Insistence on "realism," and (2) by a Negro today cleared sus­ on Friday. 3. Poland and Czechoslovakia curity questions is in clear oppo­ pect who had surrendered last ^ 3. G l AR.ANTFF, ^ cuts wide, clean swa ^ t TI P CONTROL The arrest of Murphy brings to sition to the ('ommunist |iosition to seek agreement for a policy that' four the number of persons nabbed The Governor will send the must be accepted as full partici­ will regain the diplomatic Initla- ! night while a crowd of some 800 e== Covcr.s all mower names to the ^Legislature for ap­ reiterated only today in the bank holdup. pants at the Geneva conferenc_ and .live for the Allies in Europe. persons searched for the attack­ Our ^ proval. Both Houses must confirm the summit meeting expected to Warsaw Pact foreign ministers, McCabe said in a-ddition to Mil­ Disowned by Castro "Flexibility” to the British, er. Jesse Graham Jr., surrend- 4. SKRV'lf'K the appointments. follow next summer. ■winding up a conference in War­ S 5 Jii.st pick lip your ler and Murphy, others are Albert means give and take in he’go'tia-1 ered to Sheriff R. W. Jones when T. Allen Jr., 20. of West Haven, The Governor has said he will 4. West Berlin should be made a saw. opposed any attempt to link he learned he waa being sought, phone name 22 Democrats and 22 Repub­ demilitarized "free city" guaran­ tipns with the Russians and some; 5. ,'ported on their way to Panama News Tidbits country from Havana, Cuba, to On Friday afternoon, the Gov­ start. zone of reduced tension in Central vict, freely admitted today that face trial. of Cuban invaders of Panama to­ from Cuba ernor will send to the Legislature Culled from AP Wires U.S. Secretary of State C h ilia n Europe where arms and armies on he smuggled Into Concord Re- day said they would surrender Bazan said the country's 3,000 the names of 120 appointments or A. Herter and British Foreign Ser- fonnatory a gun used In a short­ # Our savings account only If assured they would be re­ National Guardsmen ■— the na­ reappointments to the stale'-s retary Selwyn Lloyd met for lunch (Continued on Page Six) lived rebellion there last week. A TERRIFIC VALUE turned immediately to Cuba and tion’s , only defense ■ force - - have minor courts. Ships Britain will build to re­ Shutes sneaked the pistol Into CMS Contract would not be punished. occupied "strategic points and are The minor courts will continue place liners Queen Mary and the reformatory In a secretly- AT THIS PRICE President Ernesto de la Guar- awaiting orders which will be Is­ to function until Jan. L 1961, when Queen Elizabeth may have nuclear marked can of paint, sold Polloe- Together, they provide a wonderful feeling of security. dla's government showed no in­ sued whenever necessary.” the new circuit court goes into propulsion, government spokesman British Press Alarmed “6apt. James V. Crowley, who Dispute Ends clination to promise more than Government troops held fire un­ operation. says , . . American service women questioned Shutes at Ieng:th In a- its earlier assurahee that the til Castro's mediators had a The Governor on Friday also and service wives told not to wear lineup. NOW And we have the Savings Bank of Manchester, with its members of the revolutionary band chance to try to persuade the In­ will name a new superior court shorts, pedal pushers, halters snd Hamden, April 29 (Aft — The would not be killed. vaders to lay 'lown their arms judge, two common pleas judges, the like in public around Tokyo. . . i :n f a i r p r .a c t ic e c l a im e d ONLY planned security, to thank for both. It gave us the mort­ controversial medical insurance Minister of Government Jose on the promise their lives would and a juvenile court judge. Woman school teacher given death contract written by Connecticut Monty Fires Salvo Cincinnati. April 29 (45—’The D. Bazan said authorities viewed be spaied. sentence by Cuban military tri­ National Labor Relations Board gage on our house, in which we are increasing our equity Medical Service i? dead. the surrender mission as a failtire De la G lardia said; “We are In bunal on charges oif having been Yesterday's quiet announcement today ordered a hearing Juno 1 sO far. ,a condition to :epel the invasion an informer against three of Fidel in London, Ky., on charges that of Its death contrasted' with last The government was counting but we feel a fl^ht with the in­ Little Richard Gets Castro’s revolutionaries killed by Popular 20-Inch Only $ .1 down, S.i month on all the time. And our savings account is growing bigger summer’s much-publicized battle the United Mine Worker* union, on help and advice from five Latin vaders would leave a toll of de­ Batista Police. At U.S. Leadership Is engaged In unfair labor pr Rotary Power Mowe'^ .Sear.s Easy, Payment Plan between the service and the Con­ American ambassadors who ar­ struction end death, so.the quicker Food, Tranquilizer Miss EJdith F. Welker aubmits and bigger through regular savings every pay day. Both necticut Medical Society, which tlce*. .A group of eoetem Kfe rived from Washington today as it is repressed, the better." her resignation as associate secre­ tucky coal operators, O n l y opposed the contract...... 3 7 #88 an inspection team for the Or­ Bazan told the National Assem­ Owasso, Okla., April 29 (45 - tary of the Connecticut Council of London, April 29 'J*/ Britain's- ter Dulles and Secretary of State mines have been struck for : belong to us-— and we feel wonderful about it! •ITie society announced its pass­ Churches effective Oct. 15. CuMirtg helflh|» adimt three ways froiR ganization of American States.' bly the majority of the revolution­ Human contact was made for the press fired a concerted blast at | Christian A. Herter, ly two iponths, filed the ehi ing at an annual meeting here. It "niey went into conference after Air Force 2nd Lt. Kenneth'Kih- )V$ to 2 V» Inchei. 2-HP 4*cycle ef»- s4«o announced that future Con­ ists were "civilians with police first Urns in six days early today Field Marshal Montgomery today, ' These American leaders the several weeks ago. . gine with recoil storter. Speed control* Foreign Minister Miguel Moreno records- In Cuba and the United with Little Richard the coon- lander, 22. of .Orange. Conn., necticut Medical Service (CMS) charged with manslaughter in declaring the blunt old soldier wartime hero asserted, are contracts are not likely to become Jr. met them at the airport. States." He said they were paid thaslnlf blue tick hound wedged in chose the worst possible moment ! pie who are not very well " .SHIP BLAST KILLS 8 The invaders’ surrender terms 200 to 2,000 Cuoan pesos (S200 to a stone creviCe six mile^jlrom here. head-on traffic accident which left added that this is "no good." controversial. an enlisted man dead. . . Damages to launch a TV attack on the Perth, Australia, April 89 Member doctors were told by were relayed to the government by *2,0001 and given ‘all sorts of Don Dillard a tiny Owasso high quality of U.S. leadership. Commented the tabloid Dally (4't—The 12,800 ton Italian liner I'our aavings earn Current Annual tfivideiid one of two bearded Cuban officers promises upon triumphing.” Only school senior hand fed (he nearly of $1,751,000 asked in two suits Sketch: "Monty is dead right when the society that the service had filed by 17 men who say they were The papers expres.sed rear Mont­ Australia with two doctor* 3^/4% sent to Panama by Fidel Castro’s a few,' he Said, were members of starved dog hambth-ger 'meat, can- he says that soldiers should stay aboard today raced to the aid of withdrawn the contract perma­ exposed to radioactive capsule gomery’s derogatory remarks al­ nently. The society also decided regime to seek the surrender of the Cuban R volutionary Army. ned'-dog food and a tranquilizer most on the eve of the East-West out of politics. If only he would the Norwegian tanker Farmond, the invasion force, which embark­ provided by a veterinarian. they say was dropped at a Los An­ take his own good advice." (hat CMS will submit all future Bazan identified their chief as geles laboratory and remained un­ foreign mtnister.s’ talks might about 780 miles north west of contracts to the society for ap­ ed from Cuba last week. Cesar Vega, a former night club “ He, sgemed real happy tlial have dealt a damaging blow lo The Liberal News Chronicle said Freihantle, Australia, following Carrying a Cuban flag, they con­ somebody finally got to him,” aald detected. the references to the health of ATTENTION: / proval before offering them to the qwner. The De la Guardia govern­ Twenty-inch undeiground gaso­ Brltish-American unity. an SOS. The 11,000. ton tanker public. ' tacted the hired invaders in the ment has charged that the master the excited 4 foot 7 inch, 87 pound In an hour-long film televised America's leaders were "couched reported elghf Wiled' and five boy. "I could pel him and he just line pipeline bursts near Holli- in the worst possible way, ' and to I'-' CHIN A CLUB MEMBERS «an add to their Place The service, who was founded little town of Nombre de Dios, .50 mind behind the revolution is last night in 'America by the Co- jured amfdig Its 48-man crow In miles north of the capital on the. gulped at the food." dayabiirg in central Pennsylvania, add the taunt about western lead­ SettiiiKS find tlieir Soup and Salad sets by pay­ 10 years ago by the society, an­ Robertoi Avias, former Panamani­ spilling thousands of galions, of lyipbia Broadcasting System, an engine room explosion. and nounced last spring that It would Caribbean coast. They had halted an diplomat 'whe has taken refuge "Volunteers mapped plans for ership passing to Britain is like a ment of $2.55 and a deposit of $25 or more in their explosive fuel Into fields and Montgomery aaid thai American small boy putting his tlfumb to^his said fire had broken out. She write medicar Insurance for Con­ there Monday after advancing 35 in /the Brarllian ' embassy And Wlxat they hoped would be the last radioed Frepiantlo for Inunedl- step to free the 2 >-i-yfear-old hound. strear.is.. . Rep. Cornelius E. Gal­ leadership of the free world is nose.” 'the paper added that the saviiljys account for each set. necticut residents making up to miles along the • coast from the seeking safe conduct to Brazil;' suspect” and, declared that Brit- ate assistance and medical old. beach on which they landed early Dr. .Ian'’es H.' Collins. Tulsa vet­ lagher (D-N.J.) calls for creation Field Marshal’s remarks "will de *,7i500'» year. The ceiling at the .Cuba’s revolutionary prime min­ of interstate compocto to handle ain had come forward to supply, Moscow, destroy muck of Craftsman 24-Inch Member of Federal tlma was f 6,000. ^ : Saturday. ister. Fidel (Castro, furiously conr erinarian said he believed the dog PLANE WRECKAGE rOUNII ?^' now can be kept alive indefinitely. problems posed by states which th«the "r.(in«i«tencv’’’’consistency” needed bvby thethet^p^j^g Minister) Macmillan's re­ J Rotary Power Mdwer^'- Depoeit Insurance The society violently objepted One of Castro'.s mediators, Capti damned his couhtrymerTs interfer­ tvestern alliance. The Interview Nlcooio, Cyprus, April *9 Abmando Torres, hurried back to Little Richard became trapped tAx the Incorres of nonresidents. cent w^fk with the United States Coirp. to this. The objection, said the ence in Panamanian affairs. In a was shown on U.S. screens not and madden Ihe average Ameri­ —A wrecked plane spotted the capital last night, bringing news conference broadcast Ao Cuba when he chafed a coon into the . Ohairjaar. of United States Steel O nly..,.,.... doctors, was made on the ground long after Montgomery arrived in can.” » day oa a btook mountoiat .59.88 that CMS had not asked the so- with him a member of the foreign from a plane flying him to South sandstone bluff. He remained six (Jorp., l^ ger M. Blough, expresses soutbeost Turkey was days in an upright poeition In the hope thatjmojotiations with United Moscow for a private visit w-hich “ M uddlei Mischievous and , Ir- fow.r.4 by 3!4-HF CraftMaon en- cletyls advice before offering the Invading force. They went direct­ America, he said the invasion- by some British papers have con­ responsi)))0^’ snapped the D^ly tentattygly • a Bri«sh1 •MS with, rsceir Hartw. Hat confralt ly to the Cuban embassy. Cubans ”is embarras.sing and' in­ base o f the narrow crevice. Some .Steelworlrers which opei( Tuesday freighter im t ' 'odti new Insurance. can be settled wlthou't either » demned. t - Express. "At a time when Macmil­ m ba^la. ad|tMt> to S cwHIng halgblA Last July the society’s council Keeping a line, open with the 79 opportune.. .it is onerous for us, six feet above h a wider-opening parte for B if a strike or' m price increoM . . . Montgomery, who filmed the inv lan is trying to bring aR'^the west­ recommended that the group stop other invaders, Torres’ colleague, a negation of our policies.. .it puts through wnich the rescuers hope ern powers toward the summit, In AustroUa. to lift him. He was sprayed with Bernard Goldflne’s lawjiers con­ tervlew before making his self-ap- . Manchester Khoppingi Parkado supporting the health plan and, Lt. Fernando Rfiilz, remained .At us in a disagreeable eituatlpn. It apolnted mission to Moscow to when the situation between thorn Is that the ii their camp In Nombre de DIom. has no JusUfTcatlon.” olive oil to zcake It eaeier. tinue efforts today to show that tai , Phone MI 8-r5«l possibly, start own health serv- his right at privacy was violated examine what sdls East-West rela­ dellcato—in tramplsa the Field fca. Mot# thaii 3,000 Connecticut President de la GuArdla said laat Castro tola Ms people the.Pana- Seoree of volunteers used air I - STOB^i MOUIIS; when a O>ngressional Investigator tions. also fired a ecatter s^ot at < 7 ^ nlg;ht that two more invaalon ehlpa jft^ d eiit Eisenhower, John Foo>, (Osattno^ sa #aga Tw ive) SEARS ' Mon., Tij«ni.. Sat— ^19 a.m. p.m. carrying up to 800 men were (OMtiMed M Fag* MX) (Ooattaasd ex ^xgs Mz) ’tMigigwl” Us hotel room. jOmtlmaeA XUrtMB) Wed., Ttiurs.t'Yfrl,— 10 a.m. to 9 pint. ( fAi,WAYS PllHTY PARKING: / ^ i OI| ran /' ;> . l i # . tvA'.- T Vit*

' V .' S • A 'v' v tr vi- » <1 ‘ f . :r --K X / rl ■ 'I: r N. , • / ■I '' / / - IIAN«IBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER; CONNh WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 29, 1989 •\ . - fA3M TWO room, laplings—Tall Cedar candi­ Andover dates — will be Initiated. of th« art group is being planned TallCeAfirs Sunday Is Tall Cedars Sunday, where ha rapoctad ToUand County for June by the ways and means Bui^Nsim.;' • and Nutmeg Forest will attend' f iJpolice Wound S ^^w od condition. Police « l d committee, of which M|;s. OaroUne Sheinwold on Bridge SpringEvent the 11 a.m. service at South Meth- FaalLaarlCB wma a mantal patient Bolton Woman Forster is chairman. GOP Supports John Yeomans (>dlst Chifroh. Tall Cedara will j in Vairflald SUte Hoapital untU a Members are expMted to bring D«b«rah Ken meet In' front 'of the • church at ____ y — — David NIvci ‘ - l^iehon Youth month ato. ______To Show Slides work to the meeting Tuesday for On Saturday 10:45. „ I For Return to D istrict Board Serving on the ceremonial com- j . \X 1 criticism. Those entering their OONSIDEB BSDDINO • North 4Uakr •W ARATE TAILES" Gimbel Heir Sued work In the picture of the month IN PLANNING PLAY *:1* mittee are Jamea Baker, Kenneth ; Of European Art competition are asked to have North-Sooth vuhimbls Jackaon. Richard Anderson, John j ■Mtan. i« a » m By ALFRED SHEINWOLP N o n H i Osrv Oeeaer dalle I,eadeB Pamocrat John H. TaomgQS waaeilnk Stewart Hoislnglon. ways Tw#nty marching unite, Jnclud- Brtdg^Mrt, April 2® (P)—Frede­ paintings framed and ready for U.S. Maatera Team Chaavtoa Doris saveral bands an4 fun making Stautner, Chester Peterson, hanging. ••m a n o r t h e W EST" tmanlmously endonwd for re-dlec- “ '6 means chairman. Mrs, Charles Finley and Charles Nijrrls. rick A. Gimbel, an heir to the New Mr«. Oscar K reyslf of Bolton How can you tell which atilt Is V A X S 3 2 B. Chamborlaln, Mrs. Howard groups, will be . In the Tall Cedars will exhibit pictures of art objects ♦ A K 5 4 2 r ne.ee - CelefAlHJiH ------tlon to the ItoKlonal District 8 :^ 0 iik x , 18. • to rn w r '* t n U l i* - Tork department atore fortune, la g ^ g to break horribly? Thla Is Pohl, or Mrs. Walton Yorker. Parade ,ln Manchester Saturday. and archUecture at a meeting of ♦ A7 Board'of Bkhication by the An­ T o Attend ContereRco -ttaBt. t r i«» to ,> n if« a jK^lcenma belnn .aued for ahandonment by hla sontetliries like trying to predict ' General chairman for the Spring the TollM d County A rt Assn. WIST EAST dover Republican Town ^ m m lt- Kirs. Robert Axinger and Mrs. Bush, Dodd Vote Zmn>t to oaptwo him. wherV llghtningr la going to strike. wife. Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Maple St. Girl Scout ISotes ’The aoit break is not, however, 4.62 4 K110I73 tee lost night. WilUsm KowAlakt pliui to attend Ceremonial ia Senior Deputy ~ Pofiee aUd ^ youth flrdd « M ra BllEabeth Mohl Gimbel, hla Sdiool, Rockville. V QJ9I6 V 4 WITH THE FIRST AGAIN ! quite 'ao'qnpredlctable.. Yeomans 1« the Regional BOard a conference.for new school bokrd Grand Tall Cedar Robert A. King For Clare Luce IiUlo' twloa at hio fauier, Anthony wife, yeaterday filed a suit against Mrs. Kreysig obtained the pic­ - 4 9 3 ♦ Q J 10 I 2J. |*maldewlca, at thotr^Kwno heia, W est opens the six of spadesi member a^ose three year tenh will members at the University of of Nutmeg Forest. Tunxlt Forest Gimbel In Superior Court here. She tures while touring aiurope last "Look we're airborne!” Excla­ East puts up the king, ano you 4 Q 10 9 8 4 J 4 expire June 30. Blectton o f one of Conneotiout At 8 o’clock tonight. Ztiieu of ' West Hartford will combine Washlngtosi, April 29 (45—Both asked that he be cornP«H®d to sup­ year. > ,/ mations such a . this were heard win with the ace. You can now somn /the local three bciaM members la Mrs. AxiilM r was namsd to the - PoUoo a rt. Alton Haalty arrival with the Manchester forest for the o f Connecticut’s SeqAtors voted in port her ” ln the manner to which The association will complete expect to win two tricka in each 4 A Q 9 4 Board of Education to fill a ya- '•and foimd Um yoath about to fire from members of Wing Scout V 10 7 held each year at jtne annual An' annual evept. favor of Mrs. rrtafa Rontpe Luce’s she has been accustomed.” its plans for an annual museum suit. 'Where will you seek the ninth cancy last fall and was nominated NEW ■»t hk lather .hrough a window. Trdop 50 la.st week as the Amer­ ♦ 7 6 dover budget meeting bn the first ’ITie parade will fornj at-Charter appointment as ambassador to Mrs. Gimbel gave her address trip to be held May 9. Mrs. Eugene in Republican caucus-for election - Than, aald police, P*aalldew4c* ican AlrHnes flagship New Eng­ trick ? 4 K«7 3 2 Saturday In May. The budget meet­ Brasil. GABARDINE and that of her husband as Llsk, program chairman, will have Entriea to your ©wh hand are ing will be held this SAtUrday In tills.month to complete an unex MIRACLE ALL WOOL threw a knife at Harley and land climbed Into the sky whisk­ North Seoth Wsst Cuernavaca, Mexico. She said she details as to the meeting place, BO scarce Jbet you toould forget Sens. Prascott Bush (R ) and -hawed at him .ith another. Han* ing the girls to a four day vaca­ I V 2 4 Past Pus Town Hall at 8 p.m. plred term. . married Gimbel in 1955 in Mexico, the time, and the museum to be about spades and clube. Y ou must Mrs. William Kowalski is a ’Thomas Dodd (D ) voted with the 'le y ahot and wounded Pa^lew'lcx tion In New York a ty . Upon ar­ 3 9 Pass 3 NT All Pan In. making the endorsement the majorit.v on yesterday's 79-11 roll and that he abandoned her last visited. plan to develop one extrh trick in Republioan Town Committee statr Democratic nominee for, the W- In the cheat. The annual outdoor exhibition rival at La Ouardla Airport, the Opening lead — 4 6 ROONEY call vote. Mrs. Luce, a Republican, The ywdh wea taken to Oriffln November. Scouts boarded a helicopter which either hearts r dlamwida. ed that it believed politics should partisan Board of Bducatioi^... maintains a home in Connecticut. You can pick either suit If It AllOmsiides Plan Dm c « ' be kept out of the fiel^ of educs'* On another vole y^terday, the took them to the heart of the city. breiaka 4-2 or »-8..The trouble la suit I f ha aUo has five diamonds, The Andove'r , Allemandes will "A trip to the Moon” was on tlon. ’The other two local members. Connecticut Senators split. Dodd that one of the suite inay break ha Is more Ukely to Jump to three NOW Mrs. Raymond'P. Hotile and Clifton hpld a dance In the elementary voted In favor of overricitng Pre.al- the agenda at the Hayden Plane­ 5-1. I f you happen to start that spades than tc merely two spades. school from 7:30 to 10 p.m. May tarium. A study of the moon and Hence the 5-1 break In diamonds Horfie, are Republicans. dent EUaenbower'a veto of a bill to for the suit flrett, It w ir then be too late ■Veomana seiK’cd as chairman of 8. Herb Mercier of Andover Lake, atrip the' s«*cretary of agriculture iU surface and how people have to switch to the other eult. is very " unlikely. South should will be the, caller. ■ . ^ tried In vain to reach the unknown start on the diamonds and make the Regional Board for the first of authority ove- rural electrtflra- Suppose, for example, that you tlx years after its formation. When Rural Life Sunday tion loans. FIRST TIME ■atelllte gave the girls a better duck a heart to the opponents. his contract easily. As an observance of Rural U fa understanding of our mystifying he declined the nomination a.s Bush voted against the measure, Back oome# a club, which you V Dally Ouestloa SimdAy m em bv* of the Andover universe. Taking a look at What chairman at the Board’s annual which w’sa passed by a 64-29 vote. in the hintory must win with dummy's ace in ’The opponents are vulnerable, meeting In July la.ut year, H. Clay Grange have 'been Invited to at­ Is and has been on the earth was order to save entries to your own and you are not. Partner bids ojie ART THEATER tend as a body the 11 a.m. services 2 Osborn III, was elected. accomplished by a visit to the Mu­ heart, and the next player bids 266 Franklin Ave.— CH 8-0620 of the industry hand. You now cash the ace of As a Board member he has been Sunday In'the First Corigregation- seum of Natural History. two spades. You hold: Spades A hearts and discover the bad news. NOW PLAYING delegated with responsibility of al Church, Grange Master Mrs. It was unanimously agreed that The diamonds can no longer be Q 9 4; Hearts 10 7; Diamonds Mary Boudreau announced - last "Green Mansions” starring Audrey working with this town’s State REGAL brought in. 7 6; Clubs K I o 3 2. What do you NICOLE BERGER night. ' Hepburn and Tony Perkins, sd Rep. Ellsworth L. CoY'ell, and the You might still m ^ e tha con­ ■ay? GEORGES MACHAL . Cancer Drive Sticceeds, brinfiK you the stage shows "Spring Parade" Answer: I>oubl#. If your partner representatives from Hebron and tract by very expert play, but IN Marltorough on enabling legisla­ Mrs. Walter Weir, chaipnan of- and "Glory of Easter" were well you’d be much better off If you has a decent hand, you nhould the local Cancer. Ousade hat an­ trith a worth seeing gt Radio City Music collect the value of a game. Your tion to permit tl\p ■ Regional dis­ started with the diamonds Ins^aad "GIRLS OF trict to apply for a hardship grant. nounced that the local drive has Hall. of the hearts. A t the second trick hand should tsAce four defensive already exceeded its goal of 8326. crease 40 0UTSIDE WHITE Some of the girls found things tricks, and your partner should A fter . enabling legislation was you duck a diamond. Bade comes passed. Yeomdns compiled material It now totals 8354.08, and addi­ Robert A. King hard to believe at Ripley’s Believe have at^east two ot three for his THE NIGHT" 9 a club to dummy’s ace, and you guaranteed from the three towns for appHca tional funds are expected when en­ It or Not Museum. The artist’s cash the top diamonds and ^ v e opening^^ld. \ 7:00-9:00 Oak Park at 5 o'clock, and the line tlon for the grant. velopes are mailed In to her home. conception of his modem art was up a diamond. Now you have nine (Copyright ^196g, ALSO SHORT SUBJECTS of march will be'north on Main 55t. for the Additional legislation concern­ She extended her appreciation sometimes Just as hard to believe sure tricks. General Feature! Oorp.) to the entire cqmmunlty, as well to the Center and the Masonic at the Museum of Modern Art. How Do You Know? ing a hardship grant for the dis­ Temple. Grand ’Tall Cedar William life of trict is now bofoce the BJducation as the Crusaders, for their sup­ A t the Pan American Airlines How do you know which suit port of th! 'Cancer drive. Tui kington “will be at the head of Self-Cleaning office, the gdrls were shown what Committee. the parade with his associate of­ ' the garment! will break 6-1? East’s Weak Jump <*PM* PMOSrtf a lot of time and work it takes to Overhauling Budget nk ovorcall of tw e spades provides Maneheater EvenUi|f Herald ficers. OmV TM • Regional District 8 Board of register one flight reservation and a valuable clue. Andover correapondent, Mm. Paul Tall Cedars will take a free will the vast number of flights which Education chairman H. Clay Os­ MOTHFR'S RfS'G from the earth was a thrilling cli­ East is pretty likely to be short D. Pfanstlehl, telephone Pilgrim offering along the line of inarch, are recorded every minute. CJon- In hearts, the suit mentioned im­ born III of Hebron said la^t night max to the trip. , that the Regional Board Is working 2-8858. with the, funds'going to aid Mu.s- To be given on Mother’s cluding the tour, each g r l was mediately before hla Jump overcali. cular Dystrophy research, the na­ made a Junior stewardess. Such were the impressions of the on the 1959-60 budget so that a Dav, and to be worn w’ith joy Hence the hearts may well break tional project championed by Tall .'♦ ♦ 0 0 ' : house paint One of the highlights of the trip girls of Wing Troop 50 when basic educational program may be and pride forever. 5-1. Cedmts. 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T" •*n|0 wcddiinff o f 10m J« Audroj* The production staff has beon VALUES TO MAKE HER HAPPY ao laagwton st. d«ugh- named for the MsnehMtor Com­ U r i l M n . Horry T. Sondbery «nd munity Player’e presonUtion of tka Uto Sandborr, and Eugene •Ten Nights in a Bar room,” Ttwodore S t Wane, aon of Mr-ww scheduled for Friday and Saturday lira. EmlUer S t Pierre, Hartford, evenings st Verplanck School took place at 11 o’clock Saturday auditorium. In S t Mary's Church, Stage management is under the Mor« Comfort W«oriK9 Seat Hartford. The Rev. Robert direction of Arthur Holmes, who Shanely wns. that of th^maid of honor Lines Those attending are asked to in pink and those hf the brides- meet the ^ e s t soloists at the back 2 nstids In blue. HAROLD EELLS of the, church, on the way out. A Their ballerina-length'gowns of ManchMter Agent coffee hour will follow for the guests. , Qbsted nylon were made with TeL Ml 9-7442 fitted bodices, scoop neckllnes^iap Oongregatlonal Notes idoeves and bouffant skirts. Among' Items of local Congre­ beeidpieces were bands o f tui gational news a re . the foU o>^g lElves and flowers, trimmed wl announcements,’. There will be a circular veils. The maid of honor meeting of the Tolland County carried a colonial bouquet of pink Assn, at the First Congregational carnations and rosebuds, and the 9 Church. South Coventry, Rt. 31. bridesmaids carried bouquets of C b u L ^ • Sunday. blue and white carnations. Worship will begin at 3:30 p.m., The flower grlrl, Sandra Ferrln foHowed by business; dinner at d East Hartford, niece of the 6:30; evening worship, 7:30. The bride, wore a dress of pink frosted speaker will be Roliand Ewing, nylon with pink headpiece. She LEE-ROSS ACADEMY state rtiairman, Christian Higher earned a basket of pink and blue Education Fund. carnations. Announced by Mrs. Chandler, Percy A. St Pierre of Hartford 342 MAIN ST— MANCHESTER Commission on Women's Work, waa best man for his brother. Ush­ TEL Ml 9-7159 there will be a Koffee Klatch. for ers were William R. Sandberg. 19 \yomcn at 10:30 a.m., Friday. Jarvis Rd., brother of the bride, Guests will meet at the Congrega- ahd Prank A. Caliparl, East Hart ^ Fedu Photo, East Hartford Offers Condensed Courses in Self Improvement. tiw al House, Hartford, and tour ford. MRS. EUGENE ST*. PIERRE the building and also the seminary The mother of the bride chose if time permits. ■ light blue lace dress with navy o FOR THE VERY SPECIAL GRADUATION The Gilead Council meeting was blue accessories, and the mother of ng up for the 1969-1960 sea- Sturdy postponed last night because of the bridegroom chose a beige dress Boatwright Sings will be admitted free to the o WEDDINGS the RHAM meeting that evening. with matching accessories. r Boatwright concert, according to o SUMMER JOB The Hebron Council will meet this A reception for 115 guests was Atty. Richard W. Law, president At MHS Tuesday o VACATION evening as scheduled, in the chutCh held at the Knights of Columbus of the Association. lounge. Home, Manchester. 133 count Members , of the Manchester Cemetery Group to Meet The bride s traveling costume, LOOK GOOD and YOU'LL FEEL GOOD The members of St. Peter's when leaving on a wedding trip Civic Music Assn, who did not re­ Cemetery Improvement Assn, are l^ t h , was a light blue wool suit tain their ticket stube for admit­ AMESITt PRIVEWAY b o y s — GIRLS — MEN — WOMEN warned of the annual meeting, to with black patent leather acces- tance to next Tuesday night’s muslin be held In the Douglas Library', ■brles and orchid corsage. The BUILDERS tonight at 8. Election of officers omple will be at home at 42 Ed- concert need not fear being turned $ away at the door. Grading, blachlne Spread, will take place. 17.99 wards St. after May 11. LEE-ROSS ASSOCIATES Nmv 4-H Mfonber* The bride graduated from Man- Membership lists will be on Power Rolled, Pul an extra gleam in Mother's eye with hand, making- it necessary only to Amesite Driveway Areas PUBLICITY s PROMOTIONS • PUBLIC RELATIONS sheets Among more boys and girls en­ A ester High School, and the bride­ listed in 4-H work are: David, groom attended schools In Lewis­ give the name of the member to A ll Work Guaranteed gain admittance. For Free Estimates Russell and Joyce Kinney, Charles ton, Maine. ^ Belden, Judy Laking, Carolyn A. T h e concert, featuring MoHen- C A LL M I 8-7691 133 thrtocis p«r square inch! ry Boatwright, baritone, will be Coolidge and Ned Ellis, all of He­ ' Flowers under glass... bron. This list includes cards Rainiest Spot held Tuesday evening at the high D«MAIO BROTHERS received up to April 18. school auditorium at 8:15. It was Serving The Blanchester Area Req. 1.79 each Mt. Walaleale, Hawaii, probably The "LineRi-y" look/. . . originajly postponed when Boat­ Since 1920 Manchester Evening Herald He­ Spring handbag fashion in her hand! la the world's rainiest spot. Its wright was delayed because of a annual average rainfall is 489 Thousands -of Satisfied OWE SOMEONE A LEHER? bron correspondent. Miss Snsan B. Febniary snowstorm. Inches, but 624 Inches poured down Customers Pendleton, telephone AOademy The first 100 new members there in a recent year. S-S454. ^ pure luxury, for the way * 2.99 to * 5.99 plus to.

' *r 72x108" and you'll want mother to look Our dazzling group of just-amved laminated handbags with colorful summer flowers peeking through, with lace encrusted bottom fitted twin this summer! beauty for added enchantment, will positively make her ab­ solutely need a couple, at lea.st! Every imaginable size, shape Imagtne long-wear nheetii at rock bot­ tom prlcea you now can afford! For ex­ and style, every me a fashion thrill! tra atrength, only longest fibers are The luxury look, the cool look, the elegant look uaed. sanforized fitted go on fast, never 3 pull out. White. Stock up now. of lineny-rayon, etched ■with colorful floral ap­ pliques, threaded with silken embroidery, in day­ ^V.PsM IU N G SERVICE 81x108” fill size ...... 1.68 time dresses that are pure fa-shion joys! In sizes I 10 to 18. Botton fitted full siz e ...... 1.68 IS ALL LxiL* t O Pillowcases 42x38 Vi”, now 2 for 78c E S You Pay Give Mother Her Favorite At Reg^ 98c Irath towels 23x46' Just Perfect for Mother's Gift! sMiLiMc |-sitvici 78‘ LEG-FASH IpHS It ’s the "Newport” . . . absorbent, fluffy terry with handaome, securely woven Mother's border. Fashion colors: Fire red, pink, famous make apice brown, light green, yellow, white, So Utterly Feminine aqua. See matching face towels and vnish cloths. TO SAVE Day Which Afe Costume-Keyed to Fit Into Her Reg. 59c Face Towel 16x87., Now 2 for Wardrobe As Perfectly As They Fit Her . . . 1-00. ■ _ , Is SHOES YOUR FURS Border Print Whether You Choose Fully-Fashioned or Seamitti Sunday R€G. 19e Yd. UNiLEACHBD MUSLIN^-FIlLL 36" WIDTH Here's What We Do Batiste Belle-Sharmeer* Daytime Sheers have exclusive ven­ BUY NOW AT LOW . LOW SALE P R IC E S - ^ W 15e Yd. For Only $3. May 10 tilated foot ..r 1 ...... 1.66 the pair SURPRISE HER! CHAT BY 1. Burton's will replace Duster Belle-Sharmeer Walking Sheers are durable yet flatter­ You’ // find loops and buttons. ing ...... 1.35 and 1.65 the pair values to 2. Burton's will store $16.99 LONG DISTANCE TONIGHT! Belle-Shameer Dress Sheers for important occasions your fur coat in our 1.35,1.65,1.95 the pair own air-conditioned I 8 u4 One long-distance call Is worth a whole stack of vaults 2 pair for $15 letters you intend to-write. It’s the personal, 3. Burton s will refresh­ friendly way to exchange news , . . make plana And it looks en your fur coat. . . . offer congratulations. As thoughtful as it is Exciting News . *. . ’cause you’ll quick and easy! Inexpensive, too. 4. Burton s will insure find famous name shoes reduced almost Wl half . . . you’ll find your fur coat. ■ ' " ■" ■ ■ 5. Burton's will check TOWN & COUNTRY See how little it costs to call after for needed repairs. CARESSA 2.9lblMdMd Zip(Mre4 3.S9 49c Nrry 3.^8 Dupont f n m MANCHCSTER ti Fkit * [Mk added 6. Burton's will call for FIANCEES 3 nieetii ■inetf Hiottrass covm M i tawtis D a ^ pillow ■ollrin pndt your coat. BRISTOL, CONN. 6 .30 1 .10 Exciting News . . . ’cause every MILWAUKEE, WI3. 1.30 .36 ■iiTiVl pair of shoes on sale is brand NEW YORK, N. Y. .45 .15 $ I 00 of insurance new this spring. New styles, new included. WASSINGTON, D. C. .75 .20 Sanforized®iheovy Thirsty, fast-dry­ colors. y ___ ■ itA:. BRIDGEPORT, CONN. *40 .10 duty shaettng , ing I Colorful con-^ - ■ ,' Securely quilted, N o n - allergenic!. * J - CALL Mitchell smooth-fit box varsotion prints. These rates are for atation-to-atatioB calls, after ‘ durable- tape Light and fluffy! ' Exitingr News . . > ’cai^se when - .6 P.M. and all day Sunday. They do not iMuda ' shape. Full,' twin. ' Fringacl. Sov# noW. 3 -5 1 7 7 you buy two pair you save even . ' ,th« 10% federal exciM tex. For mtea to other b b u n d adgea Blue and. white more. i ’ places, lee the front pages of yodr directory. 3.98 full . . .. 2.97 'V- atripe cover. 78x25. that's ail. ■ 1 Exdtiing News . . . *csuse yon I can charge *your Sale Shoes to Call by n u m b er, . »<’* ttoiee o« fast' BUY NOW ON YOUR CREDIT ACC0UN T-#AY LATER A iTouf BURTON’S c h a r g e AC- 8^4-828 |iA IN .8 T ^ E T ~ M I $-6161" )UNT. Ik! Stitbtri New Ei|lwd IilipNM C|e>peiY ■ \ ■■ ' " , r ' / '■ /'

^ . PAOB ...... •■ " \ IIAiam STBB RVINIKO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONNn V e d NESDAY, APRIL 29, 1959 ------f ------f - ' r ...... ilANCHEOTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 19W e/itumber of eutdeer gaiaea are early in Um month. Checking her PTA. Cubs Plan 'Mheduled. CHARGf YOOR Columbia flgurea bn Monday, ahe found tljat ArUclee f«p- tha fair may be Disowned by Castro Cduhiy Bill Faces BS’ of that data,' colleeUona were " Fair Satur^ brought to me cafeteria Frtday FRISCRirnONS HIRR three per cent, better this year evenlrtg at 7 o’clock. 1NVESTK«NT PRiOBUEMS Cancer Drive - than they, w*ea bn April 27, 1958. Pay Days lira. Squie) has announced that The spring fair of the VraBhlng- est Seeii Offering ‘GreaV^Birda' | B ' ' P I M E . partial nayment may ha, made at ton PTA and Cub BcmiTPack 112 any tinii|. Taxea not paid bn or invaders of Panama reglttMM repteseatatlvet call m yo^ at ywy B ig Tesvin H o u s e • Set to Begin will be held S atu rd ^ at 10 am. TBB BB jP FHAMUOI assist you. Whether your proMew toroivsa wro thsMaud at a before May 1 become subject to The name "^nguln" la aald to Payless in nallUim doUara, we have the tacUltlea to render ye* eonipleie interest, which must be paid with at the Waahlngton School. have originated with 17th century Package at Geneva Mrs. Nathan Pell, chairman of the tax, ,, Spanleh navigatora. They called service. , (OsnthHMd m n Page O n«), A bike and doli carriage parade 6M CENTER 8T. ths State would pay 10 per cent the Columbia Cancer Drive, has Notes . /' ■ will be held at ,11 a.m. Movlee will the birds "plngulnoa" from "pin- Coiisider Surrender or 438 million of the cost of the gulgo," or "greany one.” announced that her committee ia Theodore A. I-oughrey, chairman be shown throughout- the day, artd Shearson, H a m m ill 9 keeping the government and program, and the federal govern­ of the Recreation Council Beach (OMttned frou Pntb Om ) perianced in repairing and oaring Michigan Co. Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs. Arthur pe'h. tb eddresa and stuff -R^Olsm" to tha French and arrival in Torrington where they the recession ysar and haavy pond Isaue of 448 million. They Business affaire for the coming Introducing American dictatorships he has proposed retaining In the highway some 400 letters of appeal. They Waat Oarmans meana offering no were greeted by the local cltisens criticized. objections to provisions concerning season must be settled at this time MliUcal or military concessions drains on wslfars funds for unam- from Pi^S OlMl the Hartford area bridges. fund 421.600,000 the Governor will go out In Thursday’! mall, and urges all members to be pres­ due to a previous announcement ployrhent-burdened Michigan cities Fernando Lobo of Brazil, leader and she hopes returns will be w tirthe Ruaatana offer first. They in the local newspaper that they . The amendment was' passed in wants to divert to the general ent. . of the OAS mission, told newsmen prdn4>t in ’ order , that -the drive don’t believe Allied righU need re­ were going tr bicycle through the havs contributed to the financial hammers, rotary^ drills, and dyna­ during a stopover in Miami that the senate unanimously yesterday fund. Mrs. Ralph U. Wolmer has re^ definition: They deride talks of mite to, provide an opeining wide •n a voice vote. It provides that If may be tomp’.eted by May 11. turned to her home on Lgke ltd. cotpi-iunity. In iq»ite of aching dil«lnma. OAS military gdvisers would go Col'imbla Is a part of the WlUi- ariha-reductions in local zones. muscles and need for a little ad- With its general fund dwindling, enough 'to reach the 60-pound dog. Into the invasion areas If possi- ' two of the five Hartford area after spending the winter In St; THE BIG VAL They demand political conce^ons EXTRA HOURS mantic area ard has been given a diUonal bunk time, the hoys feel Michigan facet millions of dollars Larry Wilson, part owner of an ble." " b rld i^ v e made toll free, the Bankruptcy Court Petersburg, Fla. Enroute hoipe Brhatrr Photo In return for military relaxations. that they opent an enjoyable va- Owasso funeral home and owner The Panama student federatidn, other three would have to have 4350 quota. Mrs. Pell and Mrs she stopped off' In Willlamaburg. in obligations for which no pro­ For aaviag . . . « ------i ‘ Smith attended the kick-off din­ Herter and his advisers seem to ct.tlon from school. visions has been made. The state's of Uttle Richard, had an ambu­ which Jias been feuding with the other flnanelal boal sufficient Income to pay for all Va. where she Joined her eon. Dr. Engaged aaa some good in both the British lance standing ready to whisk his De la Guakdla administration, de­ five. Hartford, April 29 — First ner at the Nathan Itale Holql in Richard A. Wolmer of Danbury indebtedness by May 16 la , ex- Phi Beta Kappa meetings of creditors yesterday Willi’ *antic Monday night. The engagemant of Miss Lynne hnd French-German positions. The The monthly meeting of Cub l ected to be 1242 millloh though pet to an animal hospital in Tulsa, fended the invasion forces find de­ The bill sillowa 438 'million in and his family and after a few days 'Thomas N. Smith has been elect­ bondhig fo r the State to take over and Monday In U.S. Bankruptcy Tolland County\QOP Elects Gayle Sandals to Alan Mironer Vs Americans recognize the import­ Pack 151 was held April 14 at the much’ of this is expected to be 20 miles southeast of here. scribed them as “soldiers of liber­ Open till 5 P.M. there made the reet of the trip announced by her parents, Mr. and ance of appearing ‘'flexible" in the Verplanck School. The meeting ed to "Phl Beta Kappa at the Uni­ Dillard reached the dog alter ty and not mercenaries.” But 99 Monday!. Tuesdays, FHdays. five bridges from the Greater Court cases Included! Mrs. r«glnild Lewis was re home with them. covered. Hartford Bridge Authority. elected chairman of\the Tolland Mrs. J. H. Sandals, 28 Brohkfleld court of world opinion. Equally opened with the Flag Ceremony by The veterans fimd has been held versity of Connecticut, where he uncuccessful .'ITrrts were made by leading business, civic and profes­ Bushnell Card Shop, Hartford; Mr. and Ml*. George Cavanagh St,, and Beach Park, Clinton. they Insist the British should not several others, iiicluding ;a pro­ The entire administration bill assets, 416,242.79; labilities, County Young Republli^n Club, at newest in the Webelos Den and this was fol­ In trust slnc^ its creation after Is in an English major, sional leaders issued a mesasge of Thvndoys 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. of Westport, on their way homn Her fiance Is the son of Mr, and overlook the “realities" of Soviet World War II to Sid needy vet­ fessional acrobat and contortion support for the government "In its before the Senate yesterday calls 424,894.11. the annual meeting of that group lowed by a series pt skits per­ 11 hours of nnlnterropted assvlefc for tha authorization of a 4346 after wintering in Sarasota, Fla. Mrs. Barney Mironer of Qlo’Cers- power. erans. Tho liquidation plan would He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 1st ,. measures to defend the nation.'* '' Carl A. Osborne, formerly doing held Monday night at the home formed by Dens 4, 8, and 6 on the million bonding program to get the of Mrs. William Roblneon, in are visiting with their daughter vllle, N. Y. Before the foreign ministers at theme "Down on the Farm." Other require the fund's '^iltlmate res­ Alton N. .^rrilth of Howe 8t„ Glas­ OUBBBNT ANNUAL business as Osborne Tastes Freeze and son-in-law. Dr. and Mra. Miss Sandals is an alumna of the family of toration through new tax sources. 4-year, 4522 milUon highway con Sleepy Hollow. The other officers, their meeting was « long, secret Dens exhibited displays on the tonbury, formerly of Manchester. DIVIDEND RATE 3 i% struction prograni under way. also O&O Caterers, Hartford; as­ Ralph E. Wolmer of Jonathan Mt. Ida College, Newton Centre, document drafted by experts of sets, 425;' liabilities, I . . . alsd reelec‘“d are: Francis Flano same theme. The evening closed Snjith Is a Manchester High School *^6 bill was returned to the 4 9 668 49 6f Bolton, vice, chapman; Mrs. Trumbull Highway, for a few days. Mass. Mr. Mironer, a graduate of the four powers in Lsnt their Spring vacation from • Doubl*-D«*p thsivet in the door h i^ school last week on a 182- SPEaAL GROUP— BOYS' nUs bicycle-camping trip, through e FuU-width chill troy F e c i a l GROUp-eoYs* srastern CtomecUcut under the e Egg ned • Sutter-Cheeta Keeper a-- Isaderahlp > of Scoutmaster Bob Ovol-cuf, with two bdg- l x . - - / Ova\-cut •with two Von Deck, '".ila trip along the e Giant vegeloble crisper CABARDINE SLACKS JACKETS iomwir ueHes, I4K gold side \stones, white iMudtroads of the beautiful west- •m hills with campsites in several SAVE UP TO $301 $395 jrold,\ $475 Btate parlos war undertaken to REG. $7.95 VALUES .complete ij:entry ^, of Mrs. Alanaoa ■. Stewart, ehaO- this good world of oura davoUa It- Compulsory Car man, Thomat O. Wellsa and' Prsvlously, specific'adlFfmiro bov> Auditor H, Wilbur Stevens and lOWB how much we ' Repairs would have ihade PAYMENTS TOO Board of Flnanoa Chairman John jfcmrl|pater ■•If th« conquest of atomic en- within 10 days of ine warning Mri. l^mard Gilbert __ 'placed by merchants and business­ for It was, of Insp^ctioii (Jrged MeeUiiga Plann^ men and friends, of 4-H program. M. Stone. These regUters are for Final argy, the manufacture of atomic notice. ■ / H i g h ? (bsence of ahow 'vy'hlch liWV Begins ^ The Firat Congregatloikl Church The drive will be concluded May J5. posting expenditures of ths vari­ lEtietting Iferali bomb«> and the launching of aatel- The motorist wijhld .have 15 days 'vRiake the winter Hartford, April 29 The Gen­ Board of Ch/atian Education will 'VWt Nonelgnor ous acemints on a revised iiya- lltea into apace. to return an liispection form to tem to improve the .bookkeeping eral Assembly’s Transportation meet at 8 p.m. Friday at the home Mrs.' Christopher Glenney, Mrs. Spring CLEARANCE In these fields, the record of harder and deeper. the Motor Vm IcWs Department. system of- the town’s accounts JANET’S li BJ»i»U 9U5« Fiscal Study: Walter 8. Keller and Miss Hilda Committee favorably reported a Failure to^.^-tomply with the law TRADE of Mrs. 'Valentine I>yne8, chair­ ltanO>f«t*£i ^ui \vorld la masterful and trium­ man. M. KsUer spent ths weekend at the handled at the Board of Select­ bill permitting the sUte to esUb- could resvat'in the loss of number men’s office. This expense was s ? • « phant, although “one always has Two itudy projects o f local in- The Second Congregational home of Monsignor and Mrs. James pubn»h»" ^ llsh-compulsory automobile Inspec­ jllates aftd registraUon. tsrest haye been adopted by the Church Pilgrim Fellowship will Keller tn the Bronx, N.Y. Monsi­ not anticipated when the proposed jTDundM' Oclobtr t. tW» to ask to what end. When one asks May,, 1st Is Law D ay U ;S.A . The act would become effective A Thought for Today tions. DOWN CoventiT League of Women 'Vot- sponsor a record hop from 8 p.m. gnor Keller of the Presbyterian 1966-09 budgqt for the Select­ THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY »s!»er» Krraln* that question, of course, one can July'l, 1959. • . . men’s Administration Account for PuMubMl Sponsored by the Manche«ter Next Friday, May 1, will be ob­ U;e dignity of the human being. Under the bill, the commissioner erti on their Local Current Agenda to midnight Saturday at the Church in the Bronx is thi son of fciaiYidava jT u ui iO HolliUye Bnt* r awer that one of the ends of •nie bill is similar to systems WE NEED lA T E . MODELS program fhr 1959-90. (000 was ' made up, according to piit Otnci »l ManchMter Council of Churches It Is.the reoogni '(jn that the State of motor vehicles would be able to. Church Community House. Capt. and Mrs. Walter S. Keller of or .such progress is the potential de­ served throughout the country aa, exists for Msii, and not &Ian for begin an inspection system for all now IR effect in Massachusetts and OF ALL RI^S. They are: "To study the neqd The church’s deacon, deaconess- Rt. 44A. Mrs. James. Keller is the the office. the second annual Law Day U.S.A. N ew ^ork States. for staggered terms of^office on APRIL 30; and MAY 1 and 2 ... ' subscription/TCaTKS struction, In one future blow, of the State. Law U the Intangible vehicles registered in Connecticut Top Allowanoee Made! es"'lTid church committees will daughter of Mrs. Glenney. The transfer was also neces­ F aith town boards, wlthf a vi^w toward sary to cover additional expenses Payable In 4«Tance the homes the world has man­ Law Day is a day on which we force that . maker freedom aqd or operated on state highways. neet at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the '.Mrs. James Keller gave a show The church was Jol.'ing with all, Examinations would be made by taking action," and “To study the basement of the church. er Saturday for Miss Renalda of legal advertising and also to One Year the other\r*liglous bodies in the should recojfhlze what the law has ,TOgr(sas poasible. Law brings Tw o Citic* 8ix M o ilb a ...... aged to provide for millions. order out of chars. It enables man licensed automobile dealers or reg­ need for changing Coventry’s Hscal The Fragment Society will have Bankers of Maspeth, L.I., N.Y., cover the wages of town help in Three Uonthe ...... * ylllage to for rain in the time meant in the growth and develop­ Btaupru Motors year so that it will coincide with One Month .. One compares the world record ment of our nation. It Is also a to lift his eyes above mere sur­ ular repair garages approved by BROAD ST. AT a l-day meeting starting at 10:30 and Miss Kate 'Van Winkle of setting up end taking down of the of droi'gh Vo the people were Budapest, Hungary, really is two the State of Connecticut's fiscal a.m. thmorrow at the Church chaira at the special town meeting Weehlv ...... of everything being accomplished time for re^fXlrmaUqn op our re­ vival; to pursue knowledge; and the commissioner. cities—Buda on the right , bank of Hartford. Slnitle Copy asked by the minister to meet him The authority now held by the W. MUDDLE TREE. year, with a view to action.” Communitj House. April 20 at the Lakeside Casino In the nuclear armamenta rare, for a service ir one of the parched spect for Uie law, and fdr the Im­ to attain security and protection the Danube River and Pest on the ■ Funds TranMerred ' MKMHh^R tor himself and his family. Law State Police to stop any vehicle Open Evenlnga—MJ t-t4M The need for such studies has Women’s Club Elects roller ekatlng rink, which was not nr. ASsoJ-lATk® PRtiSS with no expense spared, no ex­ fields so that it would be more portant part it plays in 6ur lives. left bank, according to Encyclo­ been supported by Board of Edu­ The Board of Finance has made Th« iKeocleiefI Prose »e exclusieeiy Is the chief difference between with defective equipment and di­ - Mrs. Theodore Hladky has been two transfers from the Contin­ anticipated. pense too great, and of nothing or leallatic U them. The overall purpose of I.-aw Day la rect the owner to take it to an in­ pedia Brltannlca. cation Chairman Mrs. Leon C. elected president of the North Hat and Bag Sets •nmiVl to the use of republlcallon of civilization and barbarism, the gency Fund as follow: Coventry Mies Bankers will be married to In i i ? » . dispatches credited to It or The ferv“i.t prayers of the peo­ to honor our priceless heritage of Heckler, who is also a member Coventry Women'* Club. Other next to nothing being aceftm- ple asceuded o God tha' he would freedom under law, by emphasizing only alternat ve to anarchy and Police Patrol; (400, and Select­ Walter S. Keller Jr. May • in Jack- n o y »tli»rwi*e cr»dlt«J ‘jf'Jl terror. of the League. This support was new officers are Mrs. George Car­ iM alwi the local new* Dubll«hf e'cerci^ properly' the power of de­ ( ty; Mrs. Robert Scribner, ways and S^c'al aponcy - No Ingenuity devoted, to such pur- Iheip with the words of Christ. rights Slid privileges only because years stressed the need for stag­ flscal year approved at t o w n VAPk (■’hlcaao Detroit and Boston. cisive judgment., It takes men to means, and Mrs. Theunes T. Coop­ To.ses of desi motion could have "O^ye of little faith, wherefore the system under which wo live Is GET gered terms of office on town meeting totaled (2,600. Manchester Evening Herald ’ ^lieM BK R Atmrr b u r e a u o » operate smoothly the machinery er, sunshine. Oovfntry correspondent, F. Pauline ALL OTHER CIRUULATIUNB accomplished if they had, instead, dids t ihou doubt.” based on the rule of law. boards.'. This method would elim­ The ransfer to the eelectmen’s we call legal orocess. All these WE'RE MOVING The club will meet at 8 p.m. Little, telephone Pngrim t-6281. been devoted to the business of Rev. Charles Reynolds Law Day is celebrated on May 1 AN inate a great deal of time other­ May 5 at the Church Community account was made for several rea^ Tbo Herald PHnlina riompanv. Ir«- Jobs are done by lawyers. The wise neioded by completely new au um ei no fnanplal giving the people of the w*orld bet­ because that is the day on which greatness of our nation is due to ‘ ON AND AFTER. House for a social program. Mem­ »vnnrrADhlca> errors appearlna In aa- international communism cele- membei;s in becoming acquainted bers have been asked to bring a *7er?fS^m?>.“ and other "■'-‘ 'S* ter homes to live In. And bne | the liberty under law which law­ OKAY In The Manchester Evenine Herald Fisler Coyer Wins brate.s Its past victories and looks with' dudes and procedures of re­ gift wrapped white elephant item. guesses that the hllliona devoted to, yers have created and maintained spective’ boards." forward to future conquests. We through the years. Government Meeting hostesses will be Mrs. MILLINERY Display adyertlaina closing houra; the possibility of atomic destruc­ In Stamp Show should recall on thi.s day, the fun­ LOAN The League will have as its Con­ Roscoe Easton, Mrs. Robert Kings­ For Monday-1 p m rrlday under law Js Impossible without M A Y I tinuing Responsibilities on the lo­ For Tf\iesday—1 P n* nna tion could easily, create a world­ damental principles on which our lawyers. Jrnpllclt in the rule o f KvaryoM M*ds meosy sometisMsI bury, Mrs. Charles Adams and For Wednesday—1 P society is based, and contrast them Th« famous “Okay Loan” ghraa cal agenda the study of "Expanded Mrs. Emil V. Mamet. NOW For Thursday—1 p pi W ^nesday, wide revolution in housing. If they George Fister, 91 Lyness St . law Is the sanctity of the individu­ school facilities,” and "Further For Frlday-1 p m Thiiraday won first place in the third contest with the cynical atheistic philoso­ al and the protection of his rights '.you cash So apaod, cash to aava Taxes Due were ever devoted to such a pur­ . . lati TOO chooas tha monthly study i)f. Town Government to in­ Taxpayers have until Friday to DOUBLE For Saturday-1 P ™ of the Manchester Philatelic So­ phy underlying the communist sys­ against any person or group of WE WILL BE LOCATED IN CTassiried deadline! lO SO » paymants bairt foe your bodsat! clude the Industrial Development pay taxes on the 1958 list before day of publication axcepf Saturday pose. ciety, last night at Lithuanian tem, The idea of individual freedom persons who Infringes upon them. Cohimissibn.” an interest charge is imposed. t a r n '______Such an endeavor would, of Hali. iinder law us the strongest Ideal we The rule law began with Moses For ovar 24 yaars wa hava baan helping folks solva thair mosMy Nori-recommended Items on After that date Interest will be ffigiKED offer the world. We must concen­ Wednesday, April 29 course, he socialistic in nature, Fister displayed a first day cov­ and the Ten Commandments; 'ir- which n o . action was taken but GREEN er from Cambodia accompanied by trate on the fart that our lives are vived autocracy, tyranny, anarphy, problems tja ick . Phone So apply charged from April 1 at the rate That is why. in this country, we for a loan . . . than if your which the hoard of directors feels a colored photograph' of the king ba. sed on respect for the adherence and dema-roguery; and it reached of five tenths of one per cent for WAT KIN S loan is okayod, just driip in to “ are all good study material,” in­ each month and fraction thereof The Fluoridation Vote haven't chased sll our own slums and queen of that Aslan nation. to the law. Its highest Jtate of development cluded sanitation, supervisor for which ehall elapse from the time out of existence. We like to limit Second place went to William W. But what la the law and what in the democracy of the twentieth CORNER M AIN and O AK STREETS If the vote on fluoridation had (WONTHIY raVT. P U M roads and bridges and lake shore when taxes shall have become due STAMPS our own socialism; we like to pre­ Clark. 79 Helnlne Rd., who entered does it mean tr \is, a.s citizens? century. The lawyer serves as the CASH to he a close vote, aa it wits in Blackstone's definition of law, the yod 9«t 20 MO. i t MO. 12 MO. drainage. These matters may be and payable until they are paid. serve free enterprise as the domi­ an album page of United Slates technician ot democracy, aa the considered in a future year's pro­ 4-H Fair Seeks Funds V nchester yesterday, wc are in a airmail rovers. one moat often quoted in law guardian of the rule of law. $100 $ 4.72 $ 7.27 $10.05 WHITE GLOVES gram. , The annual drive for contribu­ GIVEN WITH CASH SALES THURSDAY nant aystem for providing places Mrs. Mary Miillaney. 134 Hil­ S( hnols, says, "I>aw is a rule of Do Come and See Us There! 3M 19.25 30.9T 2B.27 way Rlad the narrow marRin of de­ Officers elected at the annual tions for the Tolland County 4-H for people to live. liard St., with a combination of civil conduct prescribed by the 27 jr 22.21 cision turned against fluoridation. Plane Problem Solved 400 2S.14 meeting were Mrs. Ralph M. Fair Assn, is being conducted with But if we are Imagining a choice Swiss and Japanese first day cov­ supreme power in a state, com­ 400 24.40 24.74 M.47 Burns, president; Mrs. Donald C. more fun a A measure like fluoridation is en­ ers, received third place in tlie manding V hat Is right and pro­ local 4-H club members taking You’ll have in between hullding homes and build­ A (eon e< $IM.(» cotd tM.iS esss Smith, first vice president and titled to and ahould receive the voting by members of the society. hibiting what is wrong." The rule Edwardswille, 111. - - A n ew part. Miss Theodora Hladky is lo- ing bombs, we can hardly let the cartridge - actuated device which promptly rspoiS ■> U ceeweyti'^ membership chairman; Mrs. (werwhelmlng popular endorse­ Charles Raisch o( Coventry will of law is an iin.shakahle concept. CANDINAVIAN mepIMy hutadmeed of llO-f* •<>'"• local general chairman. REGULAR argument about what la socialistic discuss precancried stamps at the Among all the contending ideas cuts in when hydraulic or pneu­ Charles W. Strant, retiring pres­ A new method is being used this Pair ment of a community. And if. for M3IAL TVK MONEY NUMIES ident, aa second vice president and enter in. For arms building is al­ next meeting. v. hich have fought for the minds matic systems fail is said to year by the association. All donors Fair a variety of reasons, as many a-s avoid landing-gear failure on air­ program chairman; Mrs. James R. ready the world's number one so­ of men since the beginning of CRAFT SHOP And $2.98 8,000 people In a community of craft. The propellent unit ener­ MacArthur, secretary; and Mrs. T. cialistic practice, an enterprise In Nanipil Hoiuluraa tii..c, the concept of Individual Leo Flaherty, treasurer. ou- aiie do not want to accept flu­ freedom has been outstanding. In- gizes an emergency unlocking ac­ Now At 113 Main Street which we all, without qtiestion. tuator, seals off normal power Preferred Finance Co., Inc. Elected to the board of direc­ oridation now, that ahould be Columbus gave Honduras its dividvial freed .)n and justice, un­ Telephone ,MI 9-6117 suhnilt to the idea that It Is some­ systems, and unlocks the landing 988 Msln St., Mancheater tors: Mrs. Rolf Larson, bulletin; SUMMER enough for tlie "eat of us, for the name. When he sailed along the der law, have been the keystone Miss Hilda M. Keller, finance and thing government, using our funds, of our moral leadership in the gear, which falls free into post time being, and until a significant Caribbean coast of Central Anier- tlon. Triggering can'be electrl Loans From (25 to (600 legislative; Mrs. Richard J. Nicola, shall do for us. We agree to this loa on his last voyage, (he called world. The true advarlagc of the public relations; Mrs. Emil 'V. portion of these 3.000 have changed rule of law is the affirmation of cal or mechanical. because we see it as the only way the land Honduras (DepthsI be- Mamet, publications; and Mrs. their minds. rausg..pf the deep water he found Erheet J. Starkel, voter's service. PIIICE! to produce bombs efficiently; llie As for 1;ho reaaons for the de­ offshore. HTie nominating committee for PLUS TAX feat of fluogidatlon, we do not only reason we do not agree upon JEWELRY thla aa the .lecessary means for . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS TO 9 - CLOSED MONDAYS - PHONE MI 3-5171 think any aubstantial number of 9,35 MAIN STREKT - OPEN 9 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. those voting agalnat It yesterday producing housing Is that we do were the dupea of a’ armist cam­ not conaider housing as Important Certified paigning about "rat poison" or as bombs. were confused aa to which lever That la the crux of the matter. to pull Inside the voting machine. We could, build housing. We prefer 917 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER to build bombs. We shudder into a N e e d m o M y They were simply voting the way SEED WATKINS’ Next To Savings Bank Of Manchester they felt, and they did not feel conservative horror at the pros­ pect of spending money to build What size sofa do you need? ready to accept the Idea that their M B W - t o b u y DE8ISNED public water supply ahould be used new houses for the Hottentots. We stiffen with pride at the thought FOR JANET’S aj the vehicle for aomething new, POTATOES even though that aomething new of being able to flatten a whole GREEN MOUNTAINS SPRING city with one bomb. We buy what o boat? YOU might be a benefit. LAWSONS fit any situation Such instinctive feelings can we chooae to buy. 100 lb. Bag-4.69 change, aa the Idea Involved be­ If we should ever get ashamed comes more familiar and common­ of ourselves. If we should ever 60 lb. bushel— 2.49 Sm your convoniont Connoctieut Bank place, and pe.'haps the moat im­ truly realize the enormity of that ..go easy on your budget at these prices! SALE and Trust Company ofRca now! portant future fact about the flu­ choice which seems so plausible IRISH c o b b l e r s only because it is so thoughtless, If you yen for a yaaht, or merely yearn to sit in the LUGGAGE CHOPS oridation Issue In Manchester is ■tern of a enappy little outboard or esilbost of your M. SPRING CLEARANCE that the whole Hartford mbfropoli- if we ever became willing to spend 100 lb. Bag-4.08 The Vei'satile Lawson adapts itself very own, you don't have to let lack of ready cash GUARANTEED TO PLEASE tan water district will soon be half as much to help people live 60 lb. bushel— 3.15 keep you and your family away from the fun and re­ THIS fluoridating its water, for commu­ as we are willing to spend to give to varying periods as fashion laxation of boating. WITH THESE OUTSTANDING FEATURES ourselves the power to kill them, Simply borrow the money you’ll need from your THURSDAY nities with which most of us have demands. Here they are dressed in gay nearest CB&T office. A Connecticut Bank and Trust there could be a transformation of Company loan can be arranged promptly, with p_ay- FRIDAY and daily contact. prints and homespuns to grace c o m p l e t e l y w a s h a b l e car.tillad with tha, As fluoridation becomes an life on this earth aS' astounding, metits spread over as much as two years, if you wish. 6be SALE! SATURDAY in a positive sense, as would be BUSH the Early American Life insurance covering the unpaid balance of the AVISCO Integrity Tag 7 MAI NST. (LocatMl in JANET'S) •very day fact in the lives of our the reduction to complete barren­ loan lalaj provided free. , , Immediate neighbors, we ourselves HARDWARE room perfectly! There The Connecticut Bank and Truat Company is always “SAFE DEPOSIT'^ pocket for coins and kayi HEAVY DUTY ALL are certain to become more accus­ ness which we have already are sizes to fit any happy to lend money for any worthwhile purpose. LADIES’ RAYON PLAID COWHIDE Men's Leather Luggage tomed to the idea, and the time may bought and paid for, and_ may CO. room, any situation, at CONVERTIBLE continental cellar arrive for a" ther decl.slon, in a actuslly inflict upon ourselves UMBRELLAS BRIEF BAG OUR EN'nRE STOCK REDUCED some day. Spring Sale prices that OVERSHOULDER YOKE for extra rain thtddlnR calmer atmosphere. Chrome REG. $ Q . 8 8 Meanwhile, no aincere proponent are easy to take 1 2 0 % to 4 0 % S W IN G EZE sleeve for easy arm motion Shaft O O $12.98 0 of fluoridation wants to force it Hard And Deep After All dowm the throats of 3,000 unwill­ CO N M ATIC FASTENER for |am froo oporotien ALI. DISCONTINUED i O v REGULAR $3.00 Savings ing people. What the aincere be­ The experts are now reporting on 68-INCH ConKMcHeuI Bank PATTERNS and LEATHER FLOOR SAMPLES lievers in fluoridation want Is for something almost every house­ AND TRUtT COMPANV LIKE THESE: people them.selvea to consider it a holder ha.^ already begun to dis­ Reg. $219.00. A Junior size Other Jackets "SAMSONITE" 898 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER LOOSE LEAF $15.98 C O M P A N IO N good and welcome thing. cover for himself the extra­ that gives big-.^ofa seating Sizes 36 to 50. In coat "AMERICAN NORTH BRANCH, 16 N. MAIN ST. It was toward this goal that Dr. ordinary aeverity of the past win­ in a smaller-than average and waist lengths...... up to BINDER TOURISTER" NOW $12.80 ter on ahr'’ba and nerennial.s. Regulara and longs. Charles Jatobson, as leader of space. ^ "BELBER LUGGAGE" the pro-fluoridation campaign, di­ Thia was, the experts report to $32.98 TW O SUITER rected his time and energy and the satisfaction of everyone's curi- $235.00. Here’s, the $2-44 pe"suasion. If his remarkable ef­ ositv, but to the comfort of no­ MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS NOW $21.98 ...„lfial, full size Lawson. 20%fcw /U OFFV I I fort fell short of victory in this body, the result of a combination You can have it with two or 'i Blish LADIES’ vote, it nevertheless stands as an of three factors little snow, per­ three foam-latex' cushions. Short sleeves, wash 'n wear. Assorted $ 0 .9 5 ALL "SKYWAY" $35.00 C O M P A N IO N effort deserving romnuinity ap­ sistent, helow-normal cold, and un­ i fancy patterns. Sizes S-M -L-^L. MANICURE SETS OPEN STOCK preciation and gratitude. More than usually high win.is. Hardware Juat Right for Mother’* Day NOW $21.00 Oven cooking LUGGAGE REDUCED that, the future la likely to prove The absence of snow p.ermilled Regular (1.98. $1 2 9 IS YOUR LAljVN A N ^ And Up $28.98 TW O SUITER that the argument and appeal for­ the persistent cold December was is easy today... EASY TERMS LIMITED 0 ^ 1 1 7 mulated in lids campaign have, de­ far below normal, while January GARDEN SUPPLY Regular ( 248. ^ 2 2 2 NOW $19.50 spite defeat yesterday, laid the and February were slightly below SUMMER PAJAMAS L \ t /Q groundwork for their own even­ to' penetrate and freeze the As'little as 10% down; AND MANY MORE! tual viclorj', and one whidh. when ground more deeply than has hap­ 96-INCH up to 2 yeai's to pay HEADQUARTERS 2 2 9 for home furnishing.?! ’ 8 8 c | It chines, wMll not be a close divi- pened in at least three decades. Wash 'n wear, seersuck- and 1 “GIFT rTEMS...NOW Bion, b\it a mandate. This kept moisture from reaching Reg. $255,00 Jumbo size, designed to fit the long a..w a hava Dvarything er. Short sleeves and legs. K EY OASES Uie roots of alirubs and plants. wall ifl most living rooms; offers more seating. MEN’S and WOMEN’S AS.SORTED COI.ORS Meanwhile, some extraordinarily you naad to koop I All sofa.” are covered to order; have foam-latex Save AND SIZES—VALUES TO (2.00 We Prefer Bombs high and persi.stenl winds came NEW WASH 'N WEAR LOUNGING and BEACH cushions! you(. lawn noat and trim ON I.ADIE8’ United Nations .Secretary Oen- along, and their effect was to-de­ hydrate blanches and leaves, in­ Wa carry suppUae and equipment taated LARGE GROUP OF '•ral Dag'^ammarskjold report.s to Reg. ’ $125.00 Lawaon Lounge and proved bast in this area. So—wtetever $C.95 LIGHT WEIGHT that organization's Social Commi.s- creasing their need for the mois- ■ Chairs match any of these your neada, coma in and let’s talk it ovar. sion a world-wide lag in housing, ture their frozen roots could not Bofas; foam-latex cushion.' No obligation. ROBES LEATHER send up to them. LUGGAGE ' with the world producing people so’s home heating And Up faster than It produces roofs to Shrubs which have survived this, Over Production end Ir­ WALLETS cover them. j in spite of some leave’s turned 1 our way! regulars of Ftamoua U. 8. brown, or some branches dying, Herculyte Brand. "In spite of considerable and In- 1 \ " P POW^R MOWERS WASH 'n WEAR POLISH ternational efforts to improve the will, n(5\v be Jn weakened condilioii You get premium quality STYLES FOR housing situation," he declares, They could stand a little fertilizer. Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the COTTON CHINO SLACKS MEN and PRICE "little or no progress can be re­ And, if the coming summer aliould moet completely effective fuel a 4-OFF WOMEN prove dry, they may be just a.s oil additive in use today. And • ffacatf #r attefife starfar VALUES LIKE THES0 ported in the attempt to keep the Continental and back flap styles. New milch in need of special watering you get premium service. Au­ $ C .9 5 NOW FRENCH PURSES supply of housing, especially low- tomatic deliveries . . . a bal­ a WlJy stltiHta at awdab BUY NOW AT as if thev had been set out new CLUTCHEHES cost houalngv on a level with thd jT anced payment plan and many colors of copper tone, olive and oyster. WHOLESALE PRICE 3(40 Billfoldt $240 needs of growing populations." this spring.!-' other extras designed to make lUfardleaa of tha alia or con­ ondT EEN AG R There is no country which is not, For sortie of the professional dition o f your lawn—thara's a Hern Are A Few Ex­ home heating really easy. SB-INCH unplea Of Hour Much 540 Billfolda 240 - W ALLETS > to some extent, included In this nurserymen along- the Atlantic 159 •*BI* E ” EcIJpaa mower to Biaka tha Job aaiiar. Real and You Save! ' INCLUDED 'W'qrld plfeture. Some 'hf the alums Seaboard, th» winter meant large DICKIE WORK PANTS $ 4.49 Mobilheat.I". rotary ipodala. . . Including 740 Billfalds 3.75' of America, although narrowed financial losses. For the'ordinar Reg. $209.00. Love Seat size for the vidina units. Heavy duty eon- LIST PRICES d«oit-ocfio« down in the past few decades, are houseliolder, it may mean a sick •truction for low coat opera­ 21” Week End Case $15.00 NOW $ 9 .0 0 tiny room, or, to use in pairs, or In MATCHING SHIRTS $3.79 SCRAP BOOKS and PHOTO as ■vlie as anything that can be shrub, or a perennial *to be re -■ tion year aftar year. . Molded Week End Case $20.00 NOW $ 1 2 ,0 0 addition to a sofa in large rooms. ALBUMS— Regular $2.49. * 1 . 8 8 cited in the world's most back­ placed. Such thirigp are easier to r ' Oversize Pullman $25.00 NOW $ 1 5 .0 0 ward eountrtss. take If^one knows why they have W E GIVE Dependahl6r Quality Brand Merchandise • OPEN THURSDAY T IU ttBO; But. having housing cited as a happened, and that Is the answer To x m Ai« Not IncludMl fh Pricos • FREE Gold MonovroHiming GREEN STAMPS ■ ■■ ,'V.t wort^problepi, by the administra­ —no snow Insulation, continued tAWN SliD 9PRAYIR PLASTIC HOSE LUGGAGE SHOFS tive of the Unlt^ Nations, cold sinking the frost line deeper Handy for ia- LIghtwaifht. Onantlttea of aone Itaana limited. 8 o n y -A t (Uid hanng ing, Me •eU Aod cUmeie.' atatawiUibraaa AnSidaa"BHiaL ' ” up as o n ^ f '‘little or no progress" winds building up a thirst that Reg. $209.00. Now the Lawaon-goes '> rittinn 2S ft. MORIARTYI Ue...... •"fth. 08,69 CEHOUSE&SON Mads us w eflimpars ths 'world's could not be answered. 'round comers to save you apace 1 91-10 OF MANCHESTER . t>. r"'"* '...... M c . iiiii.i...... ^ reedrd in this w p e ct with its rec- . We had, all along, forgotten' b r o th er s Right or hand unite, $169 ^ h , W E 03^1 V,E iJsAf OREEN ETAMP8 91T»UWlNSt;''INji ^ Olid''on oertaut Mher problems. our own prediction for ths winter, BLISH HARDWARE ‘ ■ l: . ' '\ \ Hisrs is n ^ su ch inerUa, no which was that it would ba hard ■»> JRAIN ST., MANCHESTER—m i »-4m 955 MAIN STRtET, M A H C H C T ^ e r s such lack of protoreas and accom- and deep, and which we aban­ M l 3-5135 fUaluMBt, In thi\ar«a in whlcli doned, faint-heartedly, after |the| W . ■ • ' d . ■' ’ V >-■ "A ...iV" ■b V ' . .. . il'. i ' ' • A ' (■ • • IM- a • •T^.T-a - ..... -y ■ ' . - X , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 19*9« Pa g b .e l e v e n ' 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1969 tors, but including Individuala, the follows: Wolf badge to Kevin Oa- crsedi An.vons Interaated in either Saturday and Sunday at th* Hotel St.; Elton Ellla, Vernon; Rita Oal- PAOl TKN Inat, 57 W est 8 t . ______Students Address > Rockville- V ernon w am hi threaten* prosecution to ney and Peter Moulin! gold arrow- retinal (nay contact the Retreat Biirrltt, New Brilpin. the full extent of the law. ' head* to Richard Kingston, Peter House. Kvenls "tonight To further control the blocking, Moulin. Oar5’ Johnston,- Richard Maj- Fellowship Day The W omen's Guild- of St. B er­ Vernon and Talrottville news Is Hotarians bn UN Pickets Block handled through The Herald’s Satellite Detectors Wilson stressed that any Individ- Gardner, D.svid Lucia, and Jimes The Rockville Council of fThurch nard's (’hiirch will hold a card Bte Says Mrs. Luce’s party at 8:15 n m. In the church Rockville Bureau, 1 W. Main 'St., Bars Contest Aberle, Stitch Zone Change ^ ual of contractor installing a Maaker; and silver arrowh^ds to Women la sponsoring May Fellow­ Eleven aUMlenU from M e n e im h telephone TRomont S*8186, driveway that runs Into a town Richard' Gardner and Donald ship Day Friday with a service at hall. Shipment from Hospital Notes ter High School apoka ta Ui* Man­ road, must contact to>$'Ti officials, taanglo^. 3 p.m. at 'Tolland Federated chester Rotary Club laat nigtit on ^ Value Unhurt in Row Now in Operation Requests Hearing Set Tonight The town foreman hae reported Rural akita were presented by Church. Admitted yesterday; Alec Sulli­ the United Nations. Th* eleven, Rubber Plant a number of instances in which Dent 5 «nd S. The Rev. Frank Van Gleet Jr. van, Trov Rci , South Windsor; Oc­ Public Records accompanied by Lewta npor, head culvert* have been blocked by RetreaU Announ^ will speak on the da.v’a theme, tave Bailey, 9 Village St.: Inez Whit* Bantia, N. 1(. — Whlte*t*r at th« Balliatie RsMarch Lab- Reoidenta and taxpayers of the^Hlgh St., Roelivllle, ■will receive of the history department, had (CkMtimetf tran Pal* Om ) haa taken not only tha criticisms lawn grading, and etorm eewers Two retreats are P anned for "How Much it Enough.” George, 'iienwrtbd Rd.. Klllngton; N augatuck, .April (JPi—A oratory. Vernpn Fire Dtstrlet may attend her white cap during annual nurse­ Warrantee Deeds been guest* of the Rotary Club provoked by her own views and ac­ Sanda Mlaalle Range'a link in a capping ceremonies in the Uni­ completely covered over when they May **^^*’' In addition to the worship aerv- Mae Field. Hartford Tpke.; Ar­ Cliarlea H. King Jr., and Nancy on a trip to the UN earlier thia Ihould take up her poet in Rio de tions but also many punches whith truckload of flnUhed gooda was Whit* Bands receivers are tied civie and aervlce group*, to adopt a pul/llc hearing today at 8 p.m. thur Wliecler, 49 Davis Ave.; natlonw-ide aatelllte detection belt into tha centra! United Btate* (Gaaltaiied from Page (Nii) versity of Connecticut Auditorium were in the line of a driveway. House In West Hartford, it was Ice there will be a husirtess meeting A. King to Theodore G. and Mar-1 month. The student* visited the Janeiro or follow the advice of her were really Intended for me or for blocked by pickets .today from the health measure. at Vempn Elementary School on rx* Pii>h Meets annoimred locally. and installsllon of officers. A nur­ Adele Bateman, Pinnacle Rd.. Ell­ garet 8. Slalbv, properly on Spring UN as representative* of the high husband and p'fer to resign, has gone Into 'round-lhe-clo!ck complex; this is th^ third track­ Sunday s t ' p.m. the publications of which I am of Ptitxiam this yesu- in reversing Vigoroue OampalgR propoeed changes of several zone.x Cub.Sc^^^ck 86 went "down The first •'J; sery will be provided for small ington; Bruno KrtdelskI, 3 Burke St. ■ school Foreign Policy Assn., and RIsenhower hesitated a momeht editor-in-chief. The attack of Sen. leaving the strikebpiind U.S. Rub­ operation to ecan the sky for even ing, station set up b.v the U.S. Proponenta had waged a vig­ The cere ony signifies the suc­ Rd.; H erbert Nlel.aeii, RFD 2. Ver- a 10-year Stata trend toward, ap­ from reside.itial to commercial or cessful complet.on of two .vears' on the farm” for Its meeting at the to 21, is a special mid-week re- children. Following the aervlce. a I.ea*e then took part in a mock UN and then joined in a roiind of WajTie Morse is perhaps the most ber Co. plant here. the most allent high-flying satel­ Army. Jleart of this central #ya- The orous campaign involving press non. lite. tem is the transmitter at Ft. proval o< the health meaanre. light induatrial. pre-cllnical academic work for Vernon Congregational Church treat for retired men, silver tea will be held In the church Green Manor Conslmctlon^ Co., i ff,eeyng in Hartford. Sponsorship laughter touched, off hy the way vitriolic example of this." The truck 'entered the ware­ ’ Aa In Putnam, the. p'jblic re­ and radio adverUslng, leaflets, fly­ PrOposei cnangea in the zoning Tuesday night. The regular pack The second retreat la sponsored parlora. Discharged yesterday: Henry ine to AmericanA ...... International ..1 1, student trip is on* of the the question was put - whether he Morse______centered much of his criti Developed for the Department Sill, Okla. The other alation Is nursing ktui.tnts about to start on house without any difficulties, and DoctorSays jected the measure after it had ers, and a speaking program, regulations will also be con-sldered meeting culminated a month of by the Matt Talbot^t Retreat Mrs. Mary Buchanan,______Depart- _ Berube, Sunset Ur.. Vernon; Kalh-, Rowling Co., building at Man-hes- snnfiHl project* of the Youth thought Mrs. L»ice shorild obey her! (.jgni of the nomination on the Lure of Defense by the Army and Navy, located at Forest CHty, Ark. A lesser campaign was directed 26-month clinical programs in ment PresIrient of the Auxlliai y ofj leen..BliigHS, 14'2 Orcliard St.; Su- ter Shopping Parkade from Oct. 1, husband I magazines which" he called cover- was loaded. Some 75-100'pickets this system waa constructed un­ The ■ three Arm.v receivers are been appnx-ed -earlier by th* at the public hearing. hos]ital affiliated with the Unl- actlvltx; on farm study for the No. 15. a fellowship group Of AI- Committee of th* Rotary Club, town’s leglslatlyo body. almost single-handedly by antl- Those attending the hearing cubs and each of the 11 dens in the coholics Anonymous and is for Sons of Veterans of the CiVil War. san Zagora. 51 Reed St,; Beth imo to Sept. 30. 1979 with two op- Klsenhower then said that though | „p ngencies for the Elsenhower sd- however, prevented It from leav­ der the supervision of the U.S. part of a nationwide detection fluoridatlonist Lillian 'Van de Ver* veraitv of Connecticut. and Leon I.,ewls, departm ent coin-j Kloter. Rt. 30, Vri non; Henry , tion* to renew for five year period*, Crime and Mental niheas The Bon'd of Directors voted 6 may speak for or against any of * Wilson Issues Warning pack' contributed a display of members of A A and others having Mrs. Luce s criticism of Morse' ministration ing. Army’s Ballistic Research Labo­ belt that puts into operation a Ought to Concern Parents of Hartford. mander of Hartford. Issued a Joint > Sandler. Broad Brook: Mrs. Judith Marriage License Stockholm — Sweden's popifla- may hs^■e been ill ad^ised. it was Luce disclosed that hla wifr had ratories at Aberdeen, Md. program originally designed as to 1 to authorize fluoridation of the proposal. Although no vol" A warning was Issued today by agricultural nature. Prizes for dls- a problem with alcohol. This re­ tion *l the sta rt of 1959 waa Slate Mediator Janies Donnelly th* TO'wn 'Water Department sup­ Proponents had argued that is taken at the hearing, the Zon­ plays were won bv Dens 2. 3 and treat Is Set foi 'Ma.v 29 to .31. statement today announcing the'Rankin and daughter, 100 Union ^ Albert Briino Begin of Wapping human. offered to withdraw after the Ijitin- . The system operates on a alg- pait of the International Geo­ fluoridation would have been an First Selectman Edgar H. Wilson Connecticut D epartm ent Enc.amil- Rt.; Mr*. Frances Mnrgeloni and, and B arbara Ann Caa.aell* of" 9 7,131 000. In 19.58 there was an in­ left New Haven lor the Naugatuck By IU>W€N P . JORDAN, M.D. ply In December That decision ing Commission is guided in its to person.s who block culverts and ■ I The Matt Talbott retreats are She made the remark, the Presi­ American edition of Time quoted plant Irl an effort- to resolve the nal reflection basis. Transm ittw physical Year activities. Written for NEA Service inexpensive. and proven benefit in i daughter. 'Broad Brook; Mrs. Pa- ! F.aaex 8t,, Et, Bridget'* Church. crease of 41,000, about 10,000 dent s.sid. in the heat of anger. an unidentified American embaasy or Illuminators give out narrow was petitioned and pushed to a decision on the proposals by the storm sewers on town roads. Awards were presented by | non-sectarian and are for alco- under th* 1957 gain. problem. With the new system at work, I have been greatly impressed promoting the dental health of views expressed at the meeting. Th* Encampment will be held ] trlcla Ramadell and son, 9 Mcl-ean | May 9, But. he went on. so far aa he is official as saying facetiously that fan-shaped -beams of radio fre­ public vote by the Manchester Manchester ' children and future Aimed particularly at contrac­ awarda chairman! Donald Dezso, ss | holies rSgardless of race, color or Gov. Abraham Ribicoff announc­ oven artificial satellites whose ra­ by a splendid article, "Mental Changes in zone in two cases are concerned the criticism of the Ore­ Bolir-ia and her troubles ought to quency ciiergt’ in - specified direc­ dio voices have grown hoarse or Taxpayers’ League. generations. gon Senator was not meant as any be divided up among her neigh- ed in Hartford that State Labor Illness and Crime.” written Total turnout -high for a spe­ for specific requests. Edwin J. Commissioner Renato RicciiiLl ami tions. receivers pick up this radio non-existent can be spotted and Miss 'Van de Vere said the health disparagement of the Senate. bors. energy as it Is reflected -In much their orbits plotted almost im­ Judge Luther Alverson of the Su­ cial election—w as 6.057, about 30 meaaure could be poisonous, would Aberle, lO' turkey farmer, wants Then Eisenhower said he feels The Time artir.Ui touched off s ■ State Police Commissioner John perior Court-of the Atlanta Judi­ per cent of Manchester’s elec- about 25 acres on Rt. 83 changed Kelly would leave for Naugatuck the same manner sunlight Is re­ mediately. be costly, and that its pa.ssage by there has been no major impair­ series of note In Boliria flected by the moon from the Although the receivers used In cial Circuit and President of the ^tO w e of 21,-! 00. a majority would violate Individual to commercial zo le so he can erect m ent of Mrs Luce s ii.sefulness. 'A few d.iys after the Bolivian ; to investigate ihe.altuation. National Association for Mental In rom parison, 4,751 x'oters a turkej p-ocef,sing plant, with a But signala were changed, and moving satellites. this detection system Employ rights. He also said that she had not so ' incident Mrs Luce telephoned act The extremely acnsillve receiv­ hfgh-;power radio transmitters, the Health. went tr the polls on a special Statem ents by I>eaany and union representa­ Luce took the position that the j menls a tough time at annual none. 51 Hillcjreal Rd.: Ellen Af- Church at 2 o'clock tomorrow Committee of the American Bar owner, Robert A. Rivkin. did not Senate confirmation had lindical- | meetings. the official name of the Manchester nancing of construction of a 65,- tives today reacheogo DIspoMr thlpk you ought to watch the com­ Rockville; Alan Turkinglon, 31 Whip Break* Sonic Bar der to aid the roiirtq in the con­ The building would house Belgian be presented to a meeting of Easy to Apply by the Preiident in a climate of pany io see thst the best possible Waddell Rd ; Mrs. Marie Burns. union membership lomorroiv. comprehensive plan for the city. uneasiness w-hloh the smears and Conventional Loan* Lead duct of their biisiiies^.; th at no U.N. repre.sentalives, t h e C o n- The plan is needed in order that Asphalt Floor THo Ceiling TNe use Is being made of those dol-" 13.5 Hilliard St ; .loseph Flavcll, felon be sentenced before the Judge siilate General, the Industrial In­ Bridgeport Mayor Samuel Te- 32*20-in___ 15.95 At S eonl...... 39.95 suspicion aired on the Senate floor 689 .Mam St : ("harlc.s Harakaly, Washington Naval researchers the city might obtain federal funds Isrs ? form ation .Service, a num ber of desco said he believed the Sing­ ten r 9m end CwiH*eaktpaiefc*». have natiirallv created in Brazil." have found that the rrack of a hull New Y'ork —Conventipnal lend- reviews a psychiatric report on for Its redevelopment program 9\9-ln. Tile ...... Fjxoh per carton...... 8.77 Y o « w o th I b«w4 hi Of course you sgree with this Mansfield Ccnlcr; Raymond Cote I him: thal a psychiatrist be at- Belgian and American firms, a er w orkers would be Im/'k on th f 5c iKe oHier. H«w, qttrcKtfv fevewH, k.p. «K«*er. O i. toe ek—lww eoae, Tha -enate confirration seemed whip is a "sonic boom" resulting I ing methods accounted for about The possibility that the town I>a.sting beauty at Iqwc.st ehoroi yom Kow —perfpct Yet. I esn hear you screaming. .Ii;., 348 N. .Main St.; .Miss Nancy ' tarhed to every penal Institution; re.staiirant, and a club. Job by tomorrow afternoon. p lo s tk fopi crvoRoble o4 Sdort, feel steW M . itM l wUer dh* end rtaf. to be final, short of an unlikely nine's. 230 Lake St.: Miss Yolanda from the fart that the tip of a j 85 per cent, or nearl.v 750.000, of and city may .some day consolidate cost! Ideal for baaeifient for dgvi er pleyroow. Tito It 1 2 r 12 iiM GAS COOKING CENTER "Who am I to say whether my properly snapped whip, like a high­ their'gox'ernmenta will be taken in­ vote to ask 1 .esident Eisenhower company is doing right or wrong?” •Soqiiet. South Windsor, j the estimated 1,150,000 housing floors Colors: Black, brown, y% Nwh fM ck. E o «y fo in tfa fl. to return the nomination. Morse BIRTHS YESTF,RDAY: A speed airplane, breaks through the ; units started in 19.58. according to to consideration in the comprehen­ red brown. 1 agree that you cannot ail In sound barrier. Ultrafast motion sive plan, according to William Ro- himself sa.d: judgment over the detailed work­ daughter to Mr and Mrs .John : the United States Saving* and “Mrs. Luce has been conflniied. pictures have clocked the tip of a Loan League. This compares with galus, commission spokesman. The ings of your company You must I'ulroni. Andover: a daughter to long-range plan will also consider I wish her well. And, each night in Mr and .Mrs. Roland Varney. 15 12-foot whip a t 14.000 feet a sec­ 70 per rent, or 696,000. of the 992,- 95 Tim* Saving have faith In Its managem ent. ond, well above the speed of sound. future growth and population my prayers I will pray for God's Brookl>Ti St . Rockville: a daugh­ 000 private-housing s ta rts in 1957. INCLUDES: guidance that she will be more I agi-ee when the Gilberts and The sonic-boom shock wave result­ trends. HOMART'"200"" No Money Down—T!p To Mrs Soss say that too few of us ter to Mr. ami .Mrs William Reiser. ing from the whiplash has been A joint meeting of the Planning * Kenmore 17-Inch hiillt-ln K*n^or* PortabI* stable’In her duties than w-hen she 86 Benton St PEACE T.ALK REJECTED Sti monUiA to pGy. Issued that press release ' pay any attention to the workings photographed, Tokyo, .April 29 (.'Pi — Red CJommisslon and the Redevelop­ gaa ox-en with base cabinet mmediale ' companies In which we in­ BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter to Gioff-Linod Gan 319Ask about Seam Modernlrlng ( rcidH Plan Diahw ach*r ment Agency ir set for Tuesday and over-oven cabinet. Mrs. Luce had no i Mr and Mrs. Vincent Genovesi, Chine's puppet ruler of Tibet, comment on her husband's request vest. Specifically, what can we do? R IFLE SHOTS AT C'O.AL MINE the Panchen I-ama, today re- night when Lord-Wood will review Planning to remodel your kitchen? Why not start This is the time of year when 157 N. Main St ; twin daughters Wotor Hoators * 4-bumer gas eurface cook­ that she resign. Whltesburg, Ky„ April 29 UFi Jeeted an Invitation to visit In­ In detail the progress made to it around this convenient cookiiiK center. The soft, 6.Cy*l* ■■^■.■95 , many companies mail annual re- to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Morin. The ConneeKeuf Banic date. ing unit complete svith S8- At the White Hoiise: press secre- Thomp.sonvilfc, • —.Mine guards exchanged about dia fnr peace talks with the Inch range cabinet. modern touch of vertical grain fir blinds well w ith $ 5 Down ta ry Jam es C. H agerty said "There | tho.se j-eports Do you 200 rifle shots with hidden gun­ self-exiled Dalai I-ania. Indian Two field men from the New beat to understand them DISCI! ARGF:D YESTERDAY: York office of the federal agenc.v the years-ahead design of Kenmore built-in ovens has been no resignation ‘ men firing Into a non-union coal Prim e M inister .Vehrii, who AND TRUST COMPANV'S 74.88 * Room.v 18xS6-lnch wall Mrs Luce, pl.oyn'right, former Along with the annual report is Ediiiofid- Schuherl, 19,5 Oak SI.: operation near here before dawn granted the 2,8-.vear-old Dalai are expected here Mav 11 to look 30 gallon ■ feA and cooking units. You won’t find a comparable ■Inlin Massnlini. Rnltnn Center; over -the area under study for re­ cabinet In beautiful vertical Newly designed rocks hoW Republican Congre.sswoman from tisuallv sent a proxy .statement today. No injuries were re­ I-ama asylum after his flight grain fir. ensemble anywhere at .so low a price. Connecticut and former amba-ssa- ' This is your cnmpani 's invitation Mrs. Anna Zciikci. 8 Libcrly SI., ported. .Mine operator .lack from the Chinese Communists, development. It is centered around service for. 7, easy Io toad, dor to Italy, is celebrated for her , to vou to take part In their an- Rockville: Mrs Valeric 51i t'lil- had suggested the meeting as a Market and Brooklyn Sts. A.G.A. approved. 100% shut­ * Harmony House 96-lnch Iniigli. W appiiig. .Mrs, Elsa W itt- Blair said "I am closing down Steel exterior with whit# por­ abra-sive tongue A 1944 speech in ; niial meeting, ih person if yon ran the operation and leaiing the move to end the Tibetan rebel­ Gets N urse's f^ap off safety pilot. Gloss-lined ciietom plastic counter top p r which she said Franklin D. Roose- but certainly by mail, niann. .North Coventry: ,Mr.s. Doro­ Miss Joyce KluezewskI, 104 w ini ajpieclal non-drip edge. PHONE Ml 3 1581 » celain finish tub ond lid. Just thy Goldberg. 45 Wellman Rd J count rv.” lion. veil "lied us into war" was one of ; The proxy statement outlines the tank guaranteed 10 yetkrs. 34 Vi minotes ond d'ishes ore Alden Harri.son, Wapping: Mrs.! INSTANT M * Kenmore Electric Cooking the main things for which Morse major . questions that will he Elaine Gordon, 1 Robert Rd . Has automatic thermostat, fi­ SEARS KITCHEN washed, dried. Easy te con­ criticized her. ; brought up at the annual meeting Center with Fir Cabinet* *1- Rockville: Mrs Mary Putnam, 65 , ber glau Insulation. Efficient »o ax-allable ...... SI9.9,5 nect, moves on costers. After word of her parting gibe that requires your vole, such as the Brookfield St.; Jack Nash. 31 Saul- at Morse sped to the Senate floor. | election of officers and directors, of ters Rd : David .Uidge. 61 t ’ninn eegter-typ* Au*. Engineered SERVICES Dtrksen tried lO smooth things auditors, the questions relating to St ; Miss Dolores McCaughey. 193 for economical operatiotk oyer by complimenting Morse on retirement plans for eoinpanv ex- M'ells St.; Mi.ss Katherine Weber. ^is • durable sense of humor^ eeuttves and workers, etc ...THE BEST HELPER OF S, Sen. Homer Capeharl t R-lnd i ' statement 91 Prospect .St , Rockville; Doug­ SAFE-BUY joined in to kid Morse about hi.s las Gallup, 101 Ftliznbcth Dr.: Mrs. romes a ballot upon which you are Dorothy Appleb',’, 28 Gerard St.: support of President Eisenhower a.sked To signify voiir approval or fo r the 1952 Repiibllran preslden- Mr.s Vineenza Bmanuele, Hart­ YOUR BUDGET disapproval of the contemplated ford; Mrs. Stacia Blovish. Carter tiai nomination. Morse was then a action, Republicaji. St : 5trs, Rachel Belanger and NOW! BIG SAVINGS ON EXTERIOR PAINT Voiir common aense can often daughter, 61 Wellington Rd Mrs "That Tvaa after 1 was kicked by ' .loan Kendall and d a ti g h t e r . HAS EVER HAD! the horse.V___•• ■Morse »«______aallied111 J uback 1 Hla I **rve as s guide on how vou should . . V V , " ’tr A discussion of these mat- Amston: ,Mr.s. Elizabeth .Marshall jaw was broken bV a.Tlving hoof' ters with your local bahk or broker and daughter. Tunnel Rd , VernniKo. ' a t a horse show in Orknev .Spring.s .Mrs. Barbar.a Schultz and son.'.5?) Va.. in 1951. ran be helpful aa can s letter to the company asking them to clarify i.s- Avondale Rd You Can’t BUY BY THE CASE - SAVE! But the levity ended abruptly sues. DISCHARGED TODAY: Slan- w hen Sen. Frank Lausche (D- Unless you watch your owner­ ley Avery, 21 S.aleni Rd : .Mrs Ohio) arose, glowering, to say \ ship in a company as carefully as Margaret Pratt. 15 Village St., INSTANT MONEY is the range, the family vacation, school that Mrs. Luce's statement about you guard the rest of your pos­ Rockville; Mrs. Ro.se Selbie, 14 Morse indicates "an absence of or college bills, new clothing, new MIXED HOUSE PAINT J .. iiJU - -it- sessions ypii could lose. j Oakland St : Robert Wallace, ^ aou)tffotlM continuing credit plan that lets MASTER rationalism" and if he could do it j Thomp.sonvillc; R. James Vander- you write check* against your hi-fi equipment. . . literally Worfcmoster Wood Sove TIME Kenmore over again, he would vole against j hoff. 66 Ardmore Rd ; W'illiam Extension Ladder Toaster-Broiler her. credit instead df your bank anything! REG. 5.79 I Ralhoni. 342 Hackmatack St ; Wil- Sear* Low A AO Sen. Ralph Yarborough ID-Texi TV Uepairman ' ham McBride'. 12 -Main Si.; 5fra. '58TAUNUS $1895 '57 LINC. $2895 balance. Find out now how much Stt..''.’”’.,.,.. 16.88 Trice ...... who also had supported confirma­ A ntoinette MiieMer. Second .SC. Del. 2-I)oor. Prem. 4-Door I>sndau • Now you can always have a \ INSTANT MONEY will help tion. said he wanted to compli­ Falls Off Roof j Rockville; Robert Pn\\-ers .1 r , 16 Kwgg*^ kordwood round rungi s*- _ T«iki tour riie« ot on. fie.I Worla ment those who voted "No." He F'ester ,Dr , Vernon; Kevin Haher- '58 EDSEL $1995 '56 FORD » $1445 you! Mail the coupon for your onr*lY mov9k*d and »toi*d Into fenf or dow o. yov wWv Chror..- I Pacer Hardtop Country Sedan Wagon substantial fund of money-in-the- said, he, too, would like a chance ern. East Hartford: Jeffrey Ulm, application and full information raM*. Aotomotic tgHng locka. ploTwl it..L Enioy H fedov, end M«.l to change his vote. Sen. Gale Mc­ A telei-ision repairman Wa.s 137 Loomis SC: Linda Giraitis. ! '57 VOLKS. $1695 '54 LINC. $1095 bank to pay for anything you nished to Manchester Memorial ’—or phone or stop in at any Gee (D-Wyo) said he was sorry he Hospital after he fell from the 395 N. M'aiu St ; Mr.s Ixiuiae .Micro. Bus. Del. Capri 4-Door ^ want to buy, at any time! had voted for the nomination. roof of a Spruce St. house about Chorzempa. 452 W. Middle Tpke.; Just write an INSTANT Connecticut Bank and Trust GoUon About thia time Che White House Joseph Dilk. 5 Allan Dr. Vernon: '57 MERC. $1245 *54 FORD $895 Winter Fat 2 p.m. today. .Yloniclair Hardtop 9-Passenger Wagon «wung Into action. Dirkeen said he Albert H.' Atkins, of 75 St. John .Mrs. Maigaret Plikallis and MONEY check to pay for a new Company office. had called a presidential aide ear­ St., was x-rayed, for che.sl li juries ! daughter. Ea.st Hartford. '57 MERC. $1995 '54 PLYM. $595 lier to aak for verification of Mrs. Monterey Hardtop .Savov 2-Door IN MANCHESTER YOUR SPECIAL INSTANT MONEY at the ho.spital but it was not In 4-gal. Case Lots Luce's statement. known at press time whether he IStMi-Wiiir Sale' FanioiiV '57 LINC. $2695 ■53 CHBYS.. $445 PHONE NUMBER IS pirksen, nBlding a news con- ! would be admitted Coupe 2-Door Hardtop MI 3-1T71 ference, was interrupted by a Authorities say he wa.s not crili- I’aris The famoua ritual of the White House chll from presiden­ callv hurl. '57 FORD $1895 '52 BUICK $395 White Only " shIc of new wine" is held every Fairlane "5{K)" Victoria Convertible You don't have fo b* a dopoeitor to qualify for INSTANT MONFfI I IN4 SUliMER I tial aasiatant Bryce Harlow. Atkins was said to have been re­ fall at the Ho.spice de Bciuine in Dirkaen came back to say it pairing an antenna on the roof of Burgundy It is part of the "Trois Singiff Gallon .4.55 was the Presldent'a position that : a 2'i-slory 4-family house be- Glorieuse.s " (Three Gloilous Days) I BATHINa SUIT ,| Mra. Luce had some provocation ! tween Pearl and Bissell Sts. when of Meaur.sault, Beaune, and Nuits- MECHANIC’S SPECIALS for what she had said. he lost hia fooling and. fell. .Saint-Georges. F'lfty years before The Corinacticut Bank and Trust CompanYr Rich, superbly, balaficed . DirkKen said ho had' been told ColiLnibii.s discovered America, a j *53 OLDS. $295 IfiSTAST MONEY, 893. MAIN STREET that Morse previously had called (Canadian Sales Deeline mciiiher of the court of the Duke "88” 2-Door 1 '51 HUDS. $145 formula. Top grade pig­ Mbster-Mixed Porch Mrs. Luce's personal physician to of Burgundy founded the Hospice ! 1 2-Door MANCHESTER, CONNf ments for color-fastness or and Floor Enomel aak if she had ever been under Ottawa Canadian retail sales, dt Beaune and donated vineyards i '53 FORD $176 I A. , safely and pleasantly, I whiteness; liq^se^ oi! for |)sychlatric treatment. Dirksen showing the first, decline of the to it in order to support the In­ 2-Door Custom "6” 1 *52 BUICK $150 in privacy, wilhoui effort ■: top adhesion. In addition, Reg. 6.49 A Q Q ■aid shp had not been. year, dropped four CentMs of one digent residents of the, region. The Pleaae send me more information, and an INSTANT MON^Y application .Gallon ...... " e . y y Querlkl about thia. Morse said '53 FORD $150 11 Special Riviera, H’top. or disrobing. |! has mildew-reaiatant in­ Colon; Gray, Vermillion, tile per cent In June compared with ceremony" today is the same as It Custom 4-Door "6” form. I understand it coat* me nothing to open an INSTANT MONEY account. he never divulges what actions he the year before. 'Sales in the first was in the Middle Ages. r■. Get rid of bulgga! |>j gredients. Self-cleaning ac­ green, chocolate brown, alate takes in InveeUgatlng anjf'mattcr six months of the year, however, Nama..:...... ~ . '! ' , ' ...... -j...... ^ The exclusive.— - ■ tion ! gray, atep red. before the Senate. totaled 17,210,290,000. a gfiln of R A H IN DISC BIZ . A few minutes later Dirksen 2.3 per cent over the like period New York (A5—In additim to “relax-a-tron" ■ ■«*in-wa» caUed by the V^lte in 1957. w’riting and producing their own | kneading and surging action ■ Hou»i. He came back to the re- musical comedies, Oscar Hammer- j giyea a deep relaxing mas- ■ porteni to aay he bad better, not Cook ext^ asparagui stalks; stein _II and Richard Rodgers are | I ■aj|e and Is so beneficial in * tell them about th« later convei> m arinate iij olive oiU leipon juice, now ill the recording b iis it^ s . ; whitUlng away excess Inch- ■ aation. salt - and pepper in the refrigera­ The team's first disc release is ED.SEL ENGLISH FORD ...____ Zone___ Stutf... ea and bulges. Becorti* the ■ t«ce, in aaUpg hia wUe to re- tor^ Serve with romaine and'hard- the original cast album of their SOI CENTER ST.—OPEN EVENINGS—MI .S-R1S5 I aiaa you want to bs by call- ■ ai|», aald ’‘ror»M yam . in th* cooked______egg„ (sliced) tor a d'eltcioua current Broadway bit, "Flbwer 1^^ MI t-7493. J j awJiBa of hair puWe Ufa. j»y wif# appetizar, Drum Song." T : 4

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1959 Pages IB to MANCHES^Eli EVENll^G HERALD, *MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1959 Section WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1959 HattrhfBtfr lEttffilttg p a c k t ^ y j t Mansfleld^ and Burton L* Sweet of dinner a rt Ipvited to hear Dr* Tolland Comity Union, all Republicans. COSMETICS B lo^berg'a tgl.k following the RockviUe la the county eeet In jgress Alarmed Mental Health dinn^ln the cafeteria of Waddell Police Arrests WE CARRY AIX Circle Marks Lutz Museum Committee Favors Bill which are centered the.- Superior XHE TOP LINES TwoMehHit About Town School.', GOP in^ Houge and Common Pleae Courts, the Arrangements for this meeting A man and wife ara In police Farm Bureau, Ektehilon Service, Elects Slate /Unit to Hear have been itwde by Miss Beth custody today as the result of an For Vernon Bill ARTHUR DRU6 K^ester Emblem Club of- ^ th Birthday Hoffmair, program chairman of Soil CdnservaOon Service, and oth­ On Main St.^ fic e rs'^ d members will meet at On W ater Co. Purchase Monty Fires Salvo investigation by State and Man­ er federal agency headquartere. It the Manchestw, Area Mental chester Police .into "■creame" All of Tolland County is ap­ 7:30 toWrrow night In Veterans Mrs. WalUr Dohsrty was elect­ State Official Health Assn. ^ Is the only city In the county and Memorial\BJaat Hartford, fof the B^ARY TAVIOB heard In a motel early this morn­ parently Interested In and elands to has the only sizeable business dis­ Driver Held ed president of the Lutz Junior The SUte Legislature's Publlo*ing report. Th# Aranchsiter W stir Dr. Truman Esau, director of benefit from the proposed consoli­ InstltuUonV the East Hartford St. Margartt’a CSrcle, Daughterz Miweum League at the rtcond an­ i : Dr. Wilfred Bloomberg, Coramls- the Manchester Community Child ing. trict. of Izabella, celebrated its 35th Utilities Committee has reported Oo. was ordered by tbs PUC Earl B. Brlgman, 28, of 13B Hol­ dation of the govertiments of Rock- Emblem ClUl nual meeting held last night at have such a report made. At U.Ss Leadership sloner of Mental Health of the Guidance Clinic, Will-Introduce Dr. The 1-cl of success In attrtet- Two elderly men were hospital­ anniversary last evening in the K the Washington School. favorably on a bill that would al­ State of Connecticut, will be Bloomberg. lister St„ Is being held, in lieu of vlUe and Vernon. Ing major Industry. to Rockville Daughters Of-lAerty of C Home with a filet mlgnon low the town to buy the Manches­ The firm has been asked to tell 11,000 bond charged with breach ized about 4 p.m. yesterday when A' meeting of th* administration Other officers elected at the the Sute Health Department with­ speaker at the annual dinner meet­ Rep. Hairy H. Hammer backed or Vernon has been attributed by No. IT L.OXJL a driver who did not see them In dinner and program which was ter Water Company, State Rep. Ir­ of the peace. Minerva Brlgman, many to the complicated govem- of the Manchester'Italian Ameri­ meeting are Mrs. William Moore, in the next two weeks what step* clear, weapons at the expense of ing of the Manchester Area Mental up this statement today by point­ time hit them as he started from a enjoyed by over 150. first vice president: Mrs. John vin Aronson said today. it is taking, '’s.ccordlnY to V’arren ttMB Pace ^ Health Assn, at Waddell School 40, Is charged with Intoxication. ing out that five Republican repre­ taent setup In which there Is dup­ can Society will be h ^ tonight at Aronson ^(redirted the bill will conventional weapons, he main­ Almond to Head ^ RUMMAGE SALE Main St. traffic light. 8 o’clock at the clubhbqse. Miss Ann LaGace who is serv­ iWelply second rice president; Scott, chief engineer for the De­ tmiHllahing bia baton and tained, Is i>laylng Into the hands of May 11, at 6:30 p.m. State Policeman Thomas Mc­ sentatives from Tolland County lication of services and dual teixa- Joseph Flavell, 66, of 689 Main ing her second term as regent ,ai Mrs. Louis DuBois, seprotary: and not encounter trouble under the partment. The appearance of Dr, Bloom- Donnell said he beard a commotion towns crossed party lines last week tlon. Home Rule Act as haye similar makaa aia tu k ct acraement a the eastern bloc, because minor Oraii9« HoH lo i i iiRiit St., and James H. Cole, 77, of 36 the circle, cordially welcomed^ the Miss Carrie Seymour, treasurer. The Health Department entered struggles are far more likely than Methodist Youths in a motel boiiJerlng the WUbur - in voting for a bill that would sU rt The consolidation bill Which Foster St,' were not critically In- Mr. and Mrs.' George 0 ’K4«i, IIS members and guests. Miss j,AGace A total of 3,300 hours was re­ hills, because. It would not require the problem In an advisory ca­ hnadrad tlmaa bardcr.” major ones in the next 10 years. Cross Highway about 2:40 a.m. In­ the consolidation process. alma to eliminate thlSj,was. sched­ red, authorities at Manchester Hudson, St., drove to Idlewlla Air­ was co-chairtien, with Atr*. Bruno ported accomplished by the vari­ a change in the town charter. pacity. ’The firm's water has Cfm- Wbat will Montgotneiy have to In other comrrjents he said Gen. David Almond, son'of the Rev. vestigating, he found the Brlgman The bill was opposed by Repub­ uled for a . vote In the State Sen­ THURSDAY. APRIL 30 emqrial Hospital say, and both' port Sunday' to pick up tn*lr Ladyga. of the banquet commit­ ous committei-8 Miss Barbara The hill would give the town not sistently been declared safe for ■ay to Soviat Premier Khrushchev, lican party leaders' who felt the S daughter, Mrs. George Pippin J l \ only the right to negotiate for pur­ Douglas MacArthur was far and and Mrs. Lawrence Almond of the couple who apparently had been ate today. ■'* was submitted for the • A M . . are In good condition today. tee. Serving with them were Mrs. Neill, director, explained the drinking. the Dally Sketch asked. away the best service chief that South Methodist Church, has been fighting. bill circumvented., the Home Rule CStlzens Committee for Better The driver, Thomas J. Cun­ and her 11-months-old son, George &obard Callahan, 'Mrs. Anthony special classee in natural history, chase of the privatel.v-owned firm *‘We can only stand well back, America produced in the Second elected president of the Norwich McDonnell notified Manchester Act, designed to 'allow towns to Government. i.«. ningham, 23, of 21 Cedar S t, was Brien, returning home After spend­ GKmcl. Mrs. Douglas King, Mrs. which' were attended by 44 chil­ but also condemnation powers over cixwa tur*^ flitters—and pray, It World War. Montgomery also re­ District Methodist Youth Fellow­ Police. He and Patrolman Ray­ handle such matters themselves. > Another bill, submitted for the arrested and charged with failure ing 14 months in Landstuhl, Ger­ Ewititd Matushak, , Mrs. Martin dren, ages 8 through 12. it, and power to repeal the Eighth Mid. mond Reck brought the' twd 'to However, the unique tri-govem- to grant the right of way to pe­ many. Mrs. Pippin's husband is fol­ District UtIliUe.a condemnation Lanp;uage Parlay member* of paxUement newed a charge he made last year ship. He was elected at the annual Consolidation Charter Committee, Regartx Mrs. Michael Russell, Mra Dr. Frank Horton, chairman of in his memoirs that Eisenhower rally held Sunday at the New Lon­ headquarters. Their court date is ment set-up in Vernon necessitated has just come out of the Judiciary destrians. Patrolman Alfred Rlt' lowing by ship. Rose Schworer, Mrs: Anthony the board of trustees, commended powers In this regard, Aronson were reported presslnc the pov- did not understand the Normandy don Methodist Church. Saturday. a'custom-made bill , for consolida­ Throw Them ter said Cunningham did not see Gryk, Mrt, Aimee Jarvis -iand Mrs. said. Hears Miss Kibbe enunent to do aomethlnp to muz- Committee with a favorable re­ _ _ Away the grtup for its efforts and ex­ battle plan which Eisenhower him­ Another Manchester resident. tion, Hanjmer told them. The bill port. This bill would amend the DON Cole *nd Flavell in time, but Royal Black Preceptory will \Vilfred Lemlre. plained the duties of the trusteei. The rondernnatlon power was ■ic Montcoraery. Some critlca were self had approved. Miss Judith Clifford, was named passed by a slim margin, with Still plenty of wear left in Jumped out qf his car rt help th* added to the bill on the recom­ Miss Doris E. Kibbe, Latin reported to have urped Macmillsn Home Rule A.ct to fit better the shoes when brought here for meet in Orange Hall Friday night The head t*ble was decorated Mrs. I>oherty announced that an chairman of Christian citizenship. many representatives 'fiCMs of this community. Ham­ victims Imm^iaitely after the a& at 7:30, The first and second de­ with exotic gahjen flowers, and award will be given yearly hon­ mendation of the Board of Direc­ teacher at . Manchester High to apeak to Montpomery ss an oH i MONTV STARTS TAU4S The rally was attended by about Style Show Today expert repairing. cident. \ ' School, delivered an address. "Lat­ friend and urge him to he more the party-line vote. mer .expects that^.the bill will be, grees will be exemplified. the other tables Wjth gol

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MANCHESTER EVEWNO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDA^, APRIL 29, 1959 20-year-old youth told police ha ‘Mai Boyle* was beaten and kicked by six Ne­ first prssldenL Ha wraa a fomar Russia, AUiesiBrenfe i»i Negro Kirffiop Co.se gro youths Mondsy night. Police have been exhibited in most of the Msd ^ueator. All XT members C arlF.B is8ell,6% president of the Connecticut Out­ investigating the Incident yester­ big showrs. His book, "Fainting iad''‘ Hl-T members are urged to door Writers Assn:, and a membsr day aaid the youth was not serl- W m d M O T PaiBter Plans Surf end 8ea,” is a best seller in In Accord on Hinted hy GeorgiHGoveriior attend and bring a friend. Ex-N ewsm an, Dies of the aSvisory council of the Oon- Scented Shoe Polish ou'alv hurl. . C A S H 7 Oeoples Set for Danes the art world. Hia risw book, necUcut State Board of Fisheries The Sunday night shooting la "Painting BoaU and Harbora," will A publlo dance sponsored by the School Series and Game. Poplarville, Miss., April 2ft (Ah- J ^ e Graham Jr. turned hlmaelf balieved to hava resulted from a J u s t s a y Easter Seals , Guys and Dolls couples Club of be published this spring. Milford. April 99 UPi — Carl F Amesite Drives Geneva Plans rock-throwing fight between whit# Bissell was bom in Bellows Falls, Ballingsr ncsntly rstumed from A prediction by Gov. .1. P. Cote ip'yesterday while a posse of 500 the Wapplng Community Church BisMll, newspaperman and out- V t He had lived here for the past lY To Fit Your Moods and Negrb youths aarllet'’ In the Harry Ballinger, illustrator and a painting trip in Hawaii. man held out the only hops today T.araons. including about 15 poliea- t h s w o r d I will be held Saturday-at the Amer­ iiJyears. men, aearched for him in thick day. Four of tha wounded Negros painter, will present his program Following la hit schedule of ep- doorsman, died unexpeetedlyAt hi (Ckmthiaed from Page One) of any developments soon In the r«f.! Netted $460 ican Legion Hall, » Leonard SU He worked for the New Haven search for a Negro prisoner kid­ underbruah and woodlands near were released from a local hospital Manchester, with dancing from 9 •Tt’s Fun to Paint" to the 2,500 peerances in Manchester: Thurs­ home here yesterday. He wee 62. New York , (4>)—"It Isn’t enough excitement in life than dreaming after treatment. Two remain In Register from 1919 to 1936 and THE up a nhw Id^a and carrying it out” praed by the Soviets for Gfr-, naped while awaiting trial for the this Sotith Georgia town. to 1. children of Manchester’s fourth, day, April so, 9 a.m. Highland Bissell had worked for aaveral later worked for the Charleatowm CO. the hospital, reportedly In aatla- A total of 9M 0 was ooUsctsd In fifth and sixth grades at a series Park and South; 10:3Q a.m., Lin­ to have a good Idea—you have to he said. ,■ '' ■ many should be approved at onre. assault of a pregnant white Wom­ Tlie sheriff aaid he would re­ tlw Kastar Baal campaign this Music will be furnished by Teddy New England newspapera before (W. Va.) OaxetU, the Bridgeport The WarsaW~-conference, dom­ an. turn Graham to Quitman i/iter to­ factorv condition. PaSftk’s Combo. Tickets may be of demonstrations beginning April coln; 1 p.m., Buckley. do something ^bout It." said the “What la auccert? Sucoeee ie Pollee said they had no definite You’re always welcome at BENCFtCIAL aaar emnparad to $4M last jwar, joining the Associated Rresa' Con­ '(Conn.) Herald and the Hartford Thomas Colla mostly a determination to get inated by Soviet Foreign Minister B’ut none of the federal or stale day ao the 24-year-old victim obtained by contacting Mr. and SO. His program is being present­ Friday, May l. 9 a.m., Robertson man who changed the smell of shoe i t n . Chatlas Cyr, drhra chairman, Oourant. . X Andrei Gromyko, claimed i* was officials working on the frustrat­ cr-uld confront him but that he information linking the Injured Mrs. Sherwood MarUn, Avery St., ed .by the fine arU committee of and Buckland, 10:30, Manchester necticut Bureau in 1944. \ He iw- JA 2-8750 something done, against all ob- Negros with the earlier rock- Jnzt phoM — tali «m how much you wopL Then get yonr has aanouncad. He la survived bjNila widow, the polish. contributing toward * tranquil road ing case released anything to back hlmaelf W'aa certain Graham had or Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bdlund, EU- the Manchester PTA Council. Green; 1, p.m. Nathan Hale. •Igned from the AP last Noyember staclee---and not merely to get it loan in a rtngte virtt to the office. Remember: it’a joat like Mrs, Cyr wlshad to thank m'em- former Frances LaDue. and a son, At 45, Irving J. Bottner is to the summit. It appealed *o the up the governor's stafemenl. no connection with the crime. He throvdng Incident. llngtmi Rd., or at the door. The children will have the oppor- Monday, May 4, 9 a.m., Wash­ because of ill health. done, but to get it done well and bars of Aba K. Miller Post. A U Peter. Funeral seniOM will be western powers to adopt the same "1 have some reasons for think­ 1-2-3 to call «p . . . come in . . . and, aoon as approved, pick Census Group to Meet ington; 10:30, Honister; 1 p.m., He wrote a widely-read fish and America’s shoe polish king—and s gft it done qulekty." aaid Graham had an air tight alibi Auxiliary, who helped with the tii"'*-’ to watch him n'«int a com- held here at St. PeteriaVEplacopal attitude. ing the case will Ije broken," Cole­ eatabllshed by a fellow w'orker at op r»v T cash at RmnmciALl Phone or drop in tedep/ There will be a meeting of the Verplanck. game column and served on aeV- one man idea factory. Who shines BoUner’e shoes? ' Regarding-Berlin, the communi­ campaign, and townspeople who eral sportemen's organlaatUms. He Church tomorrow. Burial will be "I still shin# them myself," he man said. "I cafi't. discuss them a garage whe.-e he v as employed. Minnesota Bebos Reli^ous Censue Committee to­ Tuesday, May 6, 9 a.m., Keeney que stated: te e m $39 to M90 — Leam IlfH m ured at tow «M t contributed. helped oi'ganlae the Connecticut In Beaverdale Memorial Park, • When he became, president of the said smiling. "And I do a good because that wotild tip our hands.'^ . . Police aaid Graham apparently night at 7 In the St. Francis of and Annex; 10:30 W addell,'! p.m.. "The states represented M the None of the eight to 10 hooded ggyg himself up for safekeeping Qtash Horta Three. Stirfcasters and was the group’s New Haven. Esquire Shoe Polish Co. the first job.” AllrArniv Family 80( MAIM 8T.S Ov«r Wcolworth’f, MANCHESTIIt Assisi Church hall. Bowers. thing Bottner decided was jh a t the conference believe thst In the pres­ night ridei...... ^ , 'gro'a home when ahe wa.s assault Third 'Training Regiment, which William Bessw. 16. Wlndaor- ett Agency Inc. MI 8-1577. outrtde world would be guaranteed have slipped back into the daily .began its ba.rt.lie training cycle re -: ville; Thomas Sprenson. Ware­ country Is to capitalize on people's by the great powers with the par­ ed. BENEFICIAL ENTIRE STOCK natural laziness,” said Rottner. rodnd of their life without being State law prolfiblta publication cenlly. house Point, and Thomas Weldon Maiiohester E^-enlng Herald Manchester Green School rfeld a ticipation of the United Nations or­ hot-iced. Firat, there'a TJuane age 2b; then FINANCE CO. Jr., Broad Brook, were all treated “ You look for a way to make their of an a.vaault xfictlni'a name. South Windsor correspondent, Bl- Sa?ety Assembly Tuesday morning j ganization. . President KisenhoiX'er assured hia 19-vear-old brother Harolr'. The I tne. BCNcriciAL financz c o ______for head Injuries and Weldon also tasks easier and pleasanter.” more O. Burnham, telephone and again Tuesday afternoon in the j "They assure that '"1^" I Coleman bv telegram from Wash- . . «• .u u I.I . voungeat Bebo In the outfit la Mer- for leg injuries. MItchHI 4-0674. He made a s\irvey and found goodwill of all the Int^es^ft , p g i continue M ore M bite ! niitha Held '' ij) i” Resident State Policeman W il­ that 75 per cent of American men school auditorium. Cspt. Richard States, the possibility exials ' to j case. Coleman Rlchmoun. Va April 29 ,/T T p„ane and Harold had plajined liam Bralthwalte said the car —and nearly all women—polish Siegkl. Lts. Marjorie Walker, and i-each agreement on the qii^tion , pgrupr praised the FBI men Three more white, youtha have ,n„, ^e-i WALLPAPER been charged in the .Sunday night l -vhen all ! snapped off a sign post during the MOTHER’S DAY their ow-n shoes, but regard the Marshall Stephens, with their of effective guarantees safeguard- j ^sd asked Director .1. Civitan Members skid and then nit the pole. The BUY ONE ROLL chore aa arduous, dirty and un­ guest speakers, were seated on the Ing the develqpnient of the free Hoover to keep them on the shooting of ,«ix Negro boys m jj,,.,, onuld jotn-up at the same driver of the car. Guy Smith. 16, pleasant. stage. city of West ^ rlin as an indepen- ' ca.'io as long as possible, Richmond a Ftaat End. ► tirne Prospect Hill, Warehouse Point, To Paint Center Bottner came up with if "stand- 'The program opened with the dent political unit with no other Coleman sa.ifl as soon as he Cecil Payne Deane, 17, and > t the family home in Winalead was shaken up and bruised. AND GET up shoe 'shine bsr ’ for the home flag salute and singing of "Amer­ countries meddling in il.s affairs. ’ jpg,nert of Parker's abd’.iction he Raymond Gay Lumpkin, 19, were three more bpya who are wall- s f s r Smith was charged with speed­ "Operation Paintbrush” will get and pushbutton cleaners that could ica.” CapUln Slegal then intro­ Regarding western talk of * i made .sure'the FBt was ssked to released under honda of $,5,000 jnj. to enltal in the Army aa aoon ing and scheduled to appear in underway at the Bunce Center next CARDS duced Lieutenant Walker, who dis­ package .settlement, the Commu- help each for May 12 hcaringa In Juve- aa they are eligible, j be sprayed on shoes without stain­ South Windsor Town Court May week,, when members of the Clvl- ANOTHER FREE ing socks or hose. But most wom­ cussed briefly the pui7>ose of the nist ministers a^d a German Eiser.hower's telegram said it nile and Domestic Relations Court. ; ^ They were charged yesterday on ' 11. tan Club turn out In teams to give FREE en objected to the odor of shoe Safety Patrol; and Lieutenant peace treaty. Wrtt Berlin.-German WHS his "earnest hope that there Tram to Spur Indiialrx' THIS WEEK ONLY Don't Forgot Oourt Cases the old building a new look. polish. Stephens, who spoke about the reunification and a European se­ will be .swift apprehension of tty *lx roiint.s Of malicious wounding. Harry BaUnger In a hearing before Judge Ker- Five cases were presented at Howard Holmes, president of MotfiW . . . "Why should shoe polish have to need for courtesy ss well as safety curity sysleni. "each taken aepa- guilty persons." ' • New Delhi - India's recently Monday night’s Town. Court ses­ Civitan. hka designated the follow- plete picture and hear his Informal smell iike shoe polish ? . Bottner —for courteous people are safe rately. i* difficult by it.self." In Wa-shinglon, Atity. Gen. WII- mlt V. Rooke yesterday, bond for nrgsnlzed Industrlsl Prnd\irtivitT sion. Disporttiona Included: Roland g days for completion of the job; and humorous commentary aa he "Anyone' v.;ho ties them into lima P. Ro- ers commented on the 17-year-old Robert Jerald Kenney To Hie NEW LYNN'S BAKE SHOFFE WHITE asked himself. He decided it didn’t people. Council plsns to send s high-level THE NI^VEST ADDITION TO DEPOT SQUARE C. Houle, Main St.. South Windsor, 6 and 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. works. All the water color sketches OEILINB ( F T . WOOD Thg,, ,f|,i;st grade told about the one knot obviously strives to ham­ case in a speech to a meeting hon­ was raised from $2,500 to $,5,000. 10-member team to Western Eu­ Cliboso from have to. He put his chemists to Kenney was charged Monday with chargedcnargnu wjuiwith laiiurafailure loto grani.grant themo from 9 a.m, to noon, and 1 he makes here will be on display at work on the pix>blem. Their an­ safety rules they had learned and per agrted decisions,” the com- or National l.,aw Week. 'Rogers rope and the ITniled .States to HOUSE PAINT felonious as.sault. DEPOT ayiARE tight Of way on a left turn. innoV to 4 p.m .; and May. 11, 12 and 13 Uie LuU Junior Museum the fol­ KAL-COATER swer: A revolutlenarj' new kit that Illustrated each with a poster he muniqiie declared. .sirid the nation's conscience wa.s study procedures and techniques JOSIE'S SODA SHOPPE from 6 to 8 p.m. STEPUODERS Hw Rnoflt The conference repeated recent Bonds of $2,500 ^ach have been • SODA — CANDV — LTINTHEONETTE — MAOAEINE8 e cent: Walter T. Conlon, Hartford, *------• • lowing week, which will give the contains shoe Cleaners in five dif­ had drawn. Then they sang two re.olled and atunned by the kid­ for Increasing Indnstrlal proditc- The Civitan Club has made con­ ftBd PRIMER Soviet protest.s against the sta­ !.et for five others charged Mon­ failure to drive in an established children an opportunity for a sec­ PRICE ferent fragrances. Women now can i^fety songs led-by their teacher, naping and iha' it was Ironical tlvtty. lane, |15; Jacijues Charlonneau, siderable donations to the Man­ ond look at the one he makes in ussoitm snt Mrs. Anna McCann. tioning of American rocket and that the crir.'.e coincided with Na­ day with being accessories before chester Aksoclstlon for the Help of Gal. ^ 2 o 9 5 scent their footwepr to fit their Mew Britain, violation of a stop their school. The patrol and the children re­ atomic bases In Western Europe, tional I.rf)W Week. and after the fact. R etar^d Children In the past *3.95 moods. aign, Calvin C. Henderson, For many years Ballinger, whoae Covers In One Coat In town newed their safety pledges, led by particularly in Italy, and West The assa'dt victim, a 24-year-old Late last night Richmond police throu^ the proceeds of ... e.. *4.25 "Until now the average famhy I& tfo rd , driving without a li­ winter studio is in New Hartford, Germany's plans to equip its army r,other, railed Parker's kidnaping served six warrants charging cake sales, when It was learned has spent less than $2 a year for Captain Slegal. cense, (16; and Branlslaw Matulls, h u been painting the surf and sea Captaip Siegal then Introduced with nuclear and rocket weapon.s. terrible. ,Shc said she would have felonious and malicious wounding that the association was faced with onerglas and at TEL. MI 8-548$ "I helped pioneer vacuum clean­ New York -A newly developed the same time save 40

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29. PAGE SEVENtSfaiy f, MANCHESTER EX'ENTNG HERALD. MANCJIESTER. CONN- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29. 1989 .participating in community activl* the itats convention are Mrs. r, ...... HURiuui Coventry ^ UM art alao invited to take part Phillips, Mra. Stroud, Mra. Thbmaa in a National Home Demonitration Mrs» Phillips Connelly, Mra. Schardt. Mra. Colt- iiiili ' ' years when he,,was with the H.8. Week from Sunday to May 9, The 'rflah and Mca. Robert Stone. THE FAIR FOR FAMOUS ToUand County Ribbons ware praaented to mam- Medical Corps in France in World . pn country observance will be held Heads League W ar L He was bom in Clark ‘South’ Churches Set to Host Mgy 7 at the University of Cdh* bera of tha League present in rec­ County. Mo. nectlhut. ognition of their participation In NAME FASHIONS County Churches • Mrs. E. H. Phillips was elected As You like It R p ^ o rd , 111. — WlUiam J ) Further details may be had by League acUvltlea. Knight, 72, former Winnebago filli Q uiches in Tolland County president of the.League of. Wom­ The League^ alao approved a Meet in Coventry contacting the Extension Service en Voters of Manchester at the !i!ii By JUbrra AHEARN County aUte’a attorney and a re- Office In Roc^yille, according to proposed by-law change, the local tlr a o ^ g Ten football oflicial. died annual dinner meeting held last budget, anU agenda for 1959-60. TTie 45th annual meeting of the^ conducting organised research into Miss Bernice M- Fanning, assist­ night at Cavey's Restaurant. She Tht 45th annual mMting of tha ’Tuesdsy of a heart attack. In re­ lasuei Involved with ant home demonstration agent. On the local agenda for the com­ Tolland Association of Congrega­ the Various succeed Mrs. Frank Horton. ToUand Aaaoeiatlon of Congrega­ cent years hs had been counsel for the attraction of new, and Uje ex­ Oamporeh Set ing year is an evaluation of Man- *^priogtiine Showboat," « pops concert to tional Christian Churehss and Mln- 25 cssualty insurance companies. tional Churches and Ministers will Other officers elected by thS ches'ter’a current and future rec­ be give^y the Hertford Symphony Orehes- iatsra will bs hold Sunday in First ratulations pansion of existing business and in­ CoVSntry Boy Scouts will take jliiir be held l^unday at the First Con­ dustrial activity in Coventry. part In a Natehaug District Cam- group Include Mrs. Walter reational needs and the promotion tre Mey 9 in the Trinity College Field House, Congregational Church, South Schardt. first vice president; Mrs. of integration of the Eighth Dis­ i Opvontry. Hospital Soar gregational Church. The five membera of the commis­ pores this weekend at the Natch- ii;i:i A W. Donald' Stroud, second vice trict and Town Fire Departments. will feature as guest soloist Mias Constance sion were appointed in September B U g State Forest In Chaplin, ac­ ' Gordon Stsams, organist and The bus'iness meeting will begin president; Mrs. F^dward Coltman, Onsby, formerty a reddent o ft choir director o f ,First Church of New Tork-^Duilng the last 12 to Manchester's newest and rhost unique Laundry at 3:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. Fol­ by the Board , gf Selectmen In ac- cording to J. Lawrence Deveau of A continuing local reaponslblllly liiii SUBdiMter for eight ^ time Christopher Robin, Pooh, and yesrs hospital costs>inereaaed 258 cordsmee with' action .of a special secretary: and Mrs. James Mc­ to which the League has given sus­ iiliil Christ (Consrregatlonal), W s s t lowing the session, Gordon Steams, WllllmantlQ, field scout executive. OtMriqr, who 1« now a reildent of Co. set out to find the North Pole. per cent aiys will ebn^ue to rise town meeting May 14. "^he list, The propam will be under di­ Govern. treasurer. tained attention and on which It Hartford, wlU speak on, "Some Directors elected for l-.vear li i OiastoiilNiry, 1# known ^ hw ap- ParalleU to the organising of the Principles for Selecting and Sing­ 5 to 10 pe/cen t a year, according Sen'ice . . . the organist 'and choir director of the with terms, follows: Robert H. rection of Frangls* Layman of may continue-to act Is the problem t::u! TwariTirri with the C3iamtaane First Congregational Church of terms are Joseph Garrtian. MANCHESl ER SHOPPING PARKADI “sitpotlUon” can be found in Man­ ing Hymns.” to a report by a firm of New York Wilcox, serving presently as chair­ West Stsiford and J. Briggs Serv­ Involved in municipal ownership of i 3 nl> and as. soloist for the Man­ chester government, 'particularly eonsiUmts which serves \unlon West Hartford, will speak on man, five years; Toedt, four years; ice of WllUmantlc. Camporee com­ all water distribution facilities. 8 o d t* y . Tke program opens at 8:30 p.m. chester caiorsla. with reRwence to swimming pools with a workshop service and busi­ healtn-nnd-welfa'rs'pltsns. Fulcher, •’Some Principles for Selecting and Kenneth A. Downing, three year's: petitions will be on a patrol basis Mrs. John G. Lee, former na­ ! H The meiao soprano appeared sad parking lots. the report sa3ra "In 1946''the cost Singing Hymns.” Stephen Loyxlm, two, Years, and on first aid, nature, knot-tying, tional president of the League of Msf y w wiU» the |lartfoird ness meeting. The organist’s talk Oakdale Nothw is scheduled for 5 p.m. and will be per patient-day averaged $9.39 fbr Dinner, by reservations, w411 be Joseph Motycka, one year. compass’ work, slgnslllng and Women Voters, was the guest Symphony a t the pops concert at Press relesses from the Oakdsle followed immediately by a dis­ all general hospitals. Last year served at 6:30 p.m. In the vestry This year, the' compfilssipn la op­ other featiirM of aebut work. speaker-^She told members that 8 t Joseph CoDege. it was about $26. and this year it by the Ladies As.sn. Musical Theater in Wallingford are cussion period. A dinner will be erating under a budget of $50. The Events Tomorrow "The greatest satisfaction In She is a student of Brad­ harbingers of the summer theater will be even more.” . The evening meeting will include General Statutes provide, in part; League work cornea from seeing ford Mason of Hartford, and served at 8:30 p.m. a worship service and a presenta­ Tryouts for National League season. The evening worship, sat for "Annual expenses of such a epm- members develop In the spirit of has studied at the New Eng­ tion by the Jlev. Rolland Ewing, baseball team membership, 6 p.m., The season will open May 22 7:30 p.m.. will havs as speaker the miasion must not ■ exceed one- Plains Athletic Field; Cub Scout the League purpose, which la 'to land Conservatory of Music In with JuU# Wilson, who will star In minister of Center Church, Tor- promote polittcaJ responsibility Rev. Rolland Ewing, minister of MANCHESTER rlngrton, of the Christian Higher twentieth of one per cent of the Pack 66, Den 4, at 6:30 p.m., home Boston and In Worcester, Mass. the Rodgers and Hart musical, GENERAL through Informed and active par­ baby week Center Church, Torrington, and Education Fund, which is the de­ last completed grand list of taxable of Mrs. Albert Garrison; Girl Scout 8ha>has appeared in the Hartford ■Babes in Arms." She will be sing­ state chairman of ths denomina- ticipation of citizens in govern­ area on radio end televlsloh end nominational emphasis for the property to be applied for from the Troop 218 at 7 p.m., Nathan Hale ing such songs as “My Funny Val­ tk>n’s Christian Higher Education TV SERVICE Board of Finance for such a*" pur­ Community Center: Brownie. ment.’ ’’ entine," "Where or When." "The next two years. Fund. Days M AC A Csfl Swim Scholarship Set pose." Troop 219( after school, "Duffys” Lady Is a Tramp,," and "Johnny NIglite 9 As9 9 Plus P u ts Coventry youths 18 years of age 4-H Sunday Scout Hopse, South St.; S^rst Con­ apn'l 27th — may 2nd ___ One Note." gregational Church choir, 7:30 TEL. MI S-64S3 by June 15 and over and having An annual 4-H Sunday observ­ Reids Will Mark^ "Say, Darling" will open June 8 Deaths Last Night an intermediate swimming certifi­ ance will be held Sunday In the p.m , sanctuary: Saw Thumbs 4-H, with Arnold (Chunkee) Stang. who cate are invited to enter a s%vim- three local churches. The Rev. 2:30 p.m., Church Community has served as the foil for Milton COIN-O-MAT mlng scholarship contest. This James R. MacArthur pastor of the House; pinochle card party, 8 p.m., Golden Wedding THE FAIR has just about everything that any baby . . . from Berle, and Ray Bolgcr. By THE ASSOCIATED PR E^ will be sponsored by the RSfckville First Congregational Church and Coventry Grange Hall. Anne JeffHes and Bob Sterling, Keokuk, Iowa — Dr. Lonnie A. ELASTIC Chapter, American Red Cross, In a member of the 4-H town com­ Mr. and Mra. Howard J. Reid. birth to 6 years old would want or need! CerfTin, 68, named the nation’s out­ the ’Topper” couple, will play June branch towns of thi chapter. mittee Is in charge of general ar­ Manchester Evening Herald, Oov- 650 Lydall St., RD 1, will celebrate 18 In "Bells Are Ringing ’ standing general practitioner of STOCKINGS Located in the Findell Building, East Middle Turnpike, entr.v correspondent, F. Pauline One winner will be chosen from rangements. their 50th wedding anniversary Jazx pianist Erroll Gamer will the year by the American Medical TRUSSES - BELTS the chapter ahd awarded an ex­ Members of 4-H clubs, leaders Uttle, Pngrlm 2-6231. perform May 24 at 8 n.m. Assn, in 1958. died Tuesday of a pense-free 10 days at Camp Pe- and town committee members are Sunday at,j tha Bimce School, 205 heart attack. Dr, Coffin had prac­ Worth Noting ARTHUR DRU6 ^^At the Creen," this entirely automatic self-service laun­ quot In Colchester from June 15 urged to attend local church serv­ Elks, Setback. Mrs. E. H. Phillips Olcott St.,'Irom 8 to 8 p.m., and /Julius Caesar,” by William ticed medicine In Farmington, through June 25. This program ices of their choice at the follow­ wojild like to greet Uielr friends Iowa, since 1914, except for two chi'x or cun'ty ShakMpeare. will be performed by dry offers a new type laundry service at low cost... and ^ will be for training as a swimming ing: First Congregational Church, Pagani's, 3,533: Patten's, 3,461; Mrs. Jerome Nathan, Mrs. Thomas at this time. They were married in the Jesters at Trinity College to­ and life saving Instructor. 10:45 a m.; Second Congregational 4XXXX, 3,399; North Ends, 3,385; Donovan, Mrs. Robert Barnes, Mrs. Danbury, and have lived 35 years night and tomorrow, Saturday, Those Interested should be will­ Church, 11 a.m.; St. Mary’s State Shoe Repair, 3,370; Herald, Edward Chapin and Mrs. William in Manchester. They have 8 chil­ Monday and Tuesday. ing to teach one class In swimming Church, Mass at 9:30 a.m. 3,333; Walnut Clippers. 3,326; Whitney. dren, 15 grandchildren and 4 great­ diapers Ogden Nash, poet and humorist, is always open! and life saving. Further details Achievement Day Members elected to serve on grandchildren. may be had from Mrs. Theodore Four Dunces, 3,309; Commission­ will speak at Wesleyan University Coventry homemakers are Invit­ ers, 3,227; Chumps, 3,214; 4C’s, the nominating committee include Mr. and Mr« Reid had a paper at 7:30 tonight. The lecture, en­ MILL FABRIC SALESROOM Hietala of Oak Grove, or a brief ed to the Tdlland County annual Mrs. Robert Murdock, chairman, route which began with the sale of The contractors who provided the construction and instal­ personal history may be sent her 3,196; Ziemak’s, 3,172: Sharpic.s, $2.69 doz. titled "An Evening with Ogden FORMERLY CHENEY’S SALESROOM achievement day from 3 p.m. to 10 3,172; Woody’s, 3,159; Bond Bread, Mr.s. Frank Horton and Mrs. Mar­ 20 Heralds, and h- the time they Nash," Is open to the public. by May 7. Tonight's Events shall Banever. discontinued, after 17 .years, it 177 HARTFORD ROAD. MANCHESTER D ie on Town Growth 3.088; Quish’s 3,074; Kopper Ket­ The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., lation for Coin-O-M at extend their bes‘ wishes for the Tryouts for Babe Ruth baseball tle, 3,022; Joe’s Barbers, 3,010. Six delegates chosen to attend had reached a total of 260 papers. Fir.sl quality gauze diaper.s soft and noted proponent of Integration, "The future appearance of the team, 6 p.m.. Plains Athletic Field; Coastaaee Oroeby will speak at the Bushnell Me­ Town of Coventry can be Influ­ Seedlings 4-H. 7 p.m., home of absorbent for baby.. / morial May 7 at 8:30 p.m. He U success of this newest of Manchester's laundry services. enced by the Development and Russell Storrs; junior members of has sung Isadlng roles In mualesl the third speaker in the seriee Industrial Commls55ion (DIC). Thi.s auxiliary to local American Le­ eomedies. sponsored by the Alexander S. becomes part of the general ef­ gion post, 7 p.m.. Legion home; CHIX CRIR SHEETS in stripes, fort to avoid haphazardne.ss which Rotary Club, 6:45 p.m., vestry F riT K D Her selections will Include "With Keller Memorial Fund of the Uni­ .... (lots aiirl us.soiiecl iiriiits. .80 square fabric 9 9 c a Song In My Heart" and "Nea­ versity of Hartford. ring Sale! ran become a source of regret to First Congregational Cfluiroh; Sec­ Eventually A Trip Why Not Now? politan Love Song." Victor Borge will present his sec­ O. V. ERLANDSON— Gentral Contractor future generations, or stymie fu­ ond Congregational Church choir, 11. EUROPE witli taped seams. A ifl.no value. Seating will be at tablet of six ond annual scholarship benefit con­ THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY—APRIL SO-MAY 1-2 ture desired growth” 7:30 p.m., sa"ctuary; Explorer 1. BERMUDA 6. CALIFORNIA or e l^ t or In the open eecUon Bolton, Ml 3-5463 This statement has been Is.sued Scout Post 63, at 7:30 p.m., "Duf- Round Trip Steamer $125 up— Plus Grand Canyon, Colorado, Escorted Thrift and Standard cert at the University of Connecti­ National Parks, Pacific North­ Tours, also Pilgrlmagea, by Air where ampler groups will be ac­ cut May 8 at 8:15 p.m. In the main hy the commission "In an effort to fy.s" Scout Hou.se, South St. Round Trip Air $105. Choice of commodated. The Junior League EXTRA SPECIAL ADVANCE ELfCTRtC. INC.— Electrical Work ciarify some of the complexilie.s Mother-Daughter Banquet splendid hotels and Guest west, Canadian Rm-kles. Vari­ and Steamer, With Frequent auditorium. PRINTED SILKS Departure*. Independent Travel, of Hartford la sponsoring the con­ and outline the path being taken The deacons of the Second Con­ Houses. One Way S team er- ety of 2, 3 and 4-wcck Coach "A Trip to Chinatown" will be Manchester, Ml 9-0780 and Pullman Tours. Family with Cliolee of Itinerary, also cert. Vdiws to 2.50 Yord by the commission at this time, gregational Church will be hosts One Way Air Combination performed at the New Angle The­ COnON PRINTS at an open mother-daughter ban­ Plan Travel available— Rales available. All Tour Operators Coming tJp In Manchester ater of the University of Hartford SALE PRICE "according to Theodore A. Toedt, 'g l20.50 up. Cruises also avail­ 3 piece terry cloth The MJae Manchester contest GLASTONBURY PLUMBING and HEATING CO. secretary., quet a t '6:30 p.m. Ma.y 9 at the able. on Request. represented. tomorrow through Sunday at 8; 15 Church Community House. Re­ will be held et 8:30 tonight in the p.m. Friday through Sunday, the Glastonbury, ME 3-2582 — Plumbing To attain Its goal. "’’We. .should 7. WEST INDIES IWhddell School. Eight ^rla, inoat look forward 10,. 15, or 20 years servations should be In by May 6 2. NASSAU 12. SAGUENAY performances of the musical com­ to Keith Reynolds, general chair­ Cruise every Frlda.v, S.S. Nas­ By Air "ward Widow" Is the Rico, I'lrgln Islands. Marti­ anAMias Silk City titles. They will Manchester, Ml 9-9258 1. To attract industry compatible ticket chairman, Wilfred E. Hill Privilege. Round Trip Air C^iiebec included. With Hotel title of a,, television plafy to be per­ or Theunes T. Cooper of the dea­ $143.10, direct service; $108.70 nique, Barhax In the swamp by REMNANTS phere," Toedt pointed out. bud or balloon dot prinl.s. 'I'op, bottom and at the Bushnell Saturday evening. Volua AOc Yard East Hartford, JA 8-3324 to the West Indies, Bermuda, Angeles on Luxiir.v Liner, or Mexico City, ^Taxco, Acapulco, Faulkner, will open tonight at •the The name of the commission, it­ Travel by Air, Steamer Round fnclosive 10-day Tour, $138 up. matching booties. Will fit infanta up to 24 "Fifty Year.s of Ballet Design" Vduof to 2.50 Yard self. suggests that its sole pur- Nassau, Central and South State Theater. Yu] Brynher and is the title of an exhibition which SALE PRICE America. Mediterranean Trip $260; Air Round Trip Round Trip olr Nonstop -Flight months. Joanne Woodward star. will begin at the Wadsworth SALE PRICE pase Is to attract industry. Toedt $178.20. Inclusive Tours of Ha­ nr via Miami or Havana. ' Also ■said. He further stated "However, Around the World. 4 Days and "Some Uke U Hot,” with Mari­ Atheneum Tuesday. longer, from $125. waiian Islands arranged. Rail Tours, Coach or Pullman. lyn Mo- -oe, Tony Curtis and Jack to attract Industry, particularly The Associated Little Theaters of the better class, the commission Lemmon, opras tonight' at the will hold their annual play festival 4. AIR 9. SO. AMERICA 14. BUS Manchester Drive-In. With It will May 14, 15 and 16 at the Avery should also concern itself with Tickets and Tours Everywhere ‘Host Tours.’ Congenial small be ■'Machete." 3 Yds. Yard making the town attractive." Tours to Canada, Vlrglnfa, New Memorial. at Tariff Fares, as charged by groups, with monthly depar­ England, Nova Scotia, Smoky ‘Ten Nights in a Barroom" will Since its organization meeting the Air Lines. No extra tures throughout .ve«r. 8 be perfor.'.ied Friday and Satur­ Nov. 20 the commission has been Mountains, Florida, California, . charge.. Go Now—Pay I.ater Weeks $915. 4 Weeks. $996, all National Parks, Mexico, Gulf day at 8.30 p m. til Boa-ers School Waahington'e First | Plan If required. Economy ' Expenses. East and West Coast by the Manchester Community Coast, including Greyhound, OPEN DAILY 9 to 5:30 Fares to Europe. Cruises from New York and Trallways. All arrangements Players. The perfor-iances art a First Congress to convene In ' New Orleans. infants dresses makeuip of the ones canceled Washington was the Sixth Con- ■ THURSDAY and FRIDAY 9 to 9 5. MIAMI BEACH throughout. April 10 and 11 Tickets sold for gress. Second Session, which was I TELEPHONE Ml 3-7322 Package Tours, ^ Days $19 up, 10. FLORIDA the earlier dates will be honored the second Congress of President' with Choice of Hotels and Mo­ Clrele Tours, starting from 15. GREAT LAKES Friday and Saturday. John Adams. I Apprecia lion 6/eIything tels, Round Trip Rail from New New York or .laeksonvllle, with "Voyageur” Cruises to Duluth, $2.88 - $3.88 Oassic of the Week York $69.79, by Air $68.10. E x­ stay of several days at Miami sailing Saturda.ys, and "Adven­ "Winnie the Pooh.” by A. A tensions to Nassau, Havana, Beach, 10 Days from Jackson­ ture” Cruises to Chicago, sail­ Milne, la this week’s classic. The you West Indies, Mexico, Guate­ ville, In alr-eondltloned bus, ing Tuesdays, from Buffalo, 7 Cottons, organdies, dacron fabrica with story was intended to be a chil­ mala. $164..50. Days $166.50 up. dren's classic, but it has too much JAckson 2-3188 nylon trim . . . many of which require happiness and wisdom to remain SHOP .need little or no ironing. 9, 12 and 18 month In the strict province of the Dr. sizes and sizes 2, 3 and 4. Denton eet One of the very best FOLEY TRAVEL Btoriee in this book concerns the THURSDAY for time Pooh, who is s bear, decided T a & n S e a e k 64 Church Street Hartford, Conn. to go after a- bee hive full of Please send folders on following lrip.s; honey. He Inflated a balloon and TIU9P.M. a floatkl up to treetop level, then Ladies' Speidd Nos. pretended to be a black cloud. Lodias* YoUow GoM To show our apprecia- Name . To help the Illusion he had DELUXE * ntsster, CSirtst^iher Robin, walk tion to our many Address around under an umbrella.^ SOLITAIRE PHOTO IDENTS 4 Another good story concerns the' City V4 carat friends and customers R«9. $13.95 infants wear for their support in the Garden WEAL WHEELBARROWS past 10 years, we are styled by Mcaigv^ offering them this oc- ’ w GARDEN CARTS THE FAIR FOR FAMOUS OF brings you fine new M J cotion to SAVE up to ALL KINDS OF NAME FASHIONS $1.58 suiting effects •50% on fanious make GARDEN LocKos' YoHow or Famous Make TOOLS regular $2.00 value W h tto Gold Watches, Diamonds, Men's oMl Ladies' never before seen e 2 'pc. sun suits Stone Rings, Silver- SEED c Plastic lined cotton creepers SOLITAIRE WATCHES POTATOES in Wash ’n Wear... Re^. $49.50 • Plastic lined dacron creepers Ovor V4 carat wore. 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\ ilANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 19B9 PAGE NlNEtliH MANCHESTER EVEWNbv^RALD. MANCHESTEB. CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29. 1959 PAGE EIGHTEEN' T Pnvaat Cipanslva Motk Damof* DAILY CROSSWORD PU’/ZLB Young Girli Lov* This It la tima to stora away wintar BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with , MAJOR HOOPLE garmants tor anbther season. Ba> R. E. WANDELL fora you do, taka them to M AR- THAT MAS A n iw * r to P i Puzxlo TINIZING, the ONE HOUR DRY m M ! r u \ . . - ■■ ■■' ^ a rg a iQ ^ CLEANING establishment at 20 ' Building I TAKC All brtsMd Up East Center St. Ev^fy spot and f T H m t DON'T ^ HAVE stain will be removed. A clean Contractor MORS MAO, MEN, A TOAST TO ALOysiUS,'^ CRY ^MOTHER, L iste d by The Inquirer garment does not Invite moth dam­ •ALLS: /Wiewry MiDscT/fbuNo FOR r a j^ ,K E D R A s ^ A ACBORB DOWN age. You'll-be glad you took this O F B )JC K ,, Rosidmtid'CofiiiiMrelai UN0C308TEOLV WAS THE/MOST FORWlDAgie ----- IBasaball eluba sensible actloh. M AR-nNIZING MKSOli. ‘ and tu d car Is tha fast, thorough cleaning Altoratfem-RonwMiiif SRAPPtte t NAME EV§(? KNOW/f — WHeM — TH ' 2 Saerad Imaga OF THE FAT PURSES I WOULD HAVE, 4 Snare 8 Newly geared to our jet age. The satis­ "^BuMinem Built On WON WITH HIM (F HE had NOT FLED TOWN iN'S 8 ----- topcoat jhaniedman fied list of customers grows each iO ABRUPTLY,X CAN SCARCELY—«/C‘ . i s FruSt d rin k 4 Barter month. If you want perfectly Customer Satisfaction” hold back the tears/ IS R am ble SItalUn capital laundered SH IR'ts returned to you Full Insurance CoTeraf# StUl Yielding Over 6 Per Oeni For UtU4 Sleepyheads A ‘Permanent* Mother'a Day KNOCKS 14 Toward tha 6 Reluctant Isumps and Floturea Add InterMt TabI# Trimming! In TWO HpURS take them to 299 tel. MI 4-0450 ■heltered tide 7 Through "W e auggeat the purchase ot a Aladdin had only to tub his Cool ana comfortable SLEEP­ Mother will look lovely and feel West Middle Tpke. (near the Park- 60TTLE 5 u t i l i t y h o l d i n g W E A R for summer at M ARI- XB W eight • Sometimes SOAUm '49Laadlag aetor COM PANY LA M P to get JtU wish., You can Wonderful If you treal her to a new jule.) If there Is no special hurry After 5:00 P.M. t e E - m etaure covered asriiodc wnfear 4iJrasait*asiilp stock. Detailed information re­ make your wishes for tHstinctive M AD’S, 891 Main Street, coma In PERMANENT WAVE, for leave them at 20 East Center St. 15 People ot (m yth .) dashing motifs for boys and In Mother’s Day from SCHULTZ ’ 82 BALDWIN ROAD . by veils a sF a sM o a garding this company may be had Interior decorating corns true with DRY CLEANING and SHIRTS MANCHESTER, CONN. w eetem B Sad c ry 28 W ar god 44HIOUSS by writing or calling CTOBUKN one visit to ’t'RAZIER’S F U R N I­ dainty flower and posy prints for BEAUTY SALON, 983 Main St. may be left si either plant, hnl for hem iapbert onumMBt a n d girls. Choose from lace-trimmed 10 Siberian rtv*r o t G reece MIDDLBBROOK, INC., 629 TURE SHOP, 307 East Center A GIFT CERTIFICATE in any de­ quickest service bring cleaning to iS A ---- 11 M inu s 31 All--- rUP 46Famliiins Main Street. Mitchell 3-1106." cotton gowns, butcher boy or baby nomination la easy to give (never the Center and shirts to W. Middle KY V. T. HAMLIN . ailhoueite aufllx Stieet. A well chosen PICTURE doll pa^lmas for girls and the mid­ a l le y OOP 17 H in d e r S3 C o lder or a Lamj' from FR AZIE R ’S can a size problem) and even more Tpke. but TOINtC OF AU, YBH..U/AHU SP Plateaua |8 Continued 47Klttdo(elMase Printers’ Jnk is ndw available in dy or coat styles for boys. Kiddles wonderful to receive. ITie attrac­ ISMorapradM impart color, pleasing variety and THAT UJVB.V KNOW- OH,WELL, A 31 E x p ire 23 Motionless e to iy 48 Soaks dax metal tubes for home use in won't mind getting ready for bed tive ' decor, . the highly-skilled Canadian Hamlmrgem HOW HES COT IM , FEaA CAN^ 22 Drinks slowly 40 W ipe out 80 Members o( cheer to a room. These are ideal on time when they can "dress up" THAT SKULL PREAM.CAK/T 24 Dress stenciling or printing textile and beauticians and the attentive serv­ Ingredients: 1 pound ground 24 Not clerical 4lR e p iir c d ParllBittSBt gift Items for Mother’s Day, a for dreamland or to look nice for trim m ing furniture designs. ice you receive at SCHULTZ beef, 3 whole drained plmlentos, 28 H e re d ity u n it shoes (a b A Wedding, an Anniversary or the babysitter. Famous labels In­ 25 Tart B e a u t y s a l o n has won the de­ walnuts, salt, pepper. 27 Sm all (Scot.) Eating Out with Mother Housewarming. clude "H er Majesty" for girls, voted patronage of Manchester’s WATKINS-> 30 Agree i r ♦r r MILLER’S < RESTAURANT, 10 ’’Mo^el’’ for boys, snd "Carter," most beautiful women. Method: Make 6 large paltlea of 32 Newspaper 1i r r East Center Street, suggesU you Tea IM Cream also "Nltey-Nite" for both. the ground beef. Place a whole executive pimlenlo on 3 of the patties. Tuck WEST y bring the family and treat Mother Ingredients: 1-3 cup loose tea, Whep you crush peppermint 34 Fruitcake 1 1^ eeveral walnut pieces in each pi­ to an evening out as Mother's Day 1-3 cup boiling water, 3-4 cup To Mother with Love candy (the hard sort) for use In in g red ien t milk. 3-4 cup heavy cream, 1 can SURREY'S In the State Theater mlenlo. Place remaining 3 meat 35 E bb r r ii approaches. Even though the res­ making Ice cream, do so between Funeral Serviea taurant Is closed on Sundays, ice cream jnix. Building, has the dainty and fem­ patties over the filling: seal edges 36 Editors (ab.) two sheets of waxed paper, tislng ORMOND J. WEST, Dlreetar r 3 Mother won’t\ mind celebrating Method: Measure tea In heat­ inine gifts especially for Mother’s a rolling pin. Use eltlier molasaea- thoroughly by working togellier 37 Excessive 1 Day. You’ll find frash-as-spring with fingers. Brown r,apldly on ■ yrM .~ sir desire I! i) ••her” day early, so come any eve­ proof measuring cup. Pour boil­ mtnt peppermint candy or the 142 EASl CENTER ST. 2 r HOUSECOATS, long-wearing HO­ both aides in heavy greased, SB Patron saint i ning soon, and enjoy the chef-pre­ ing water over, tea leaves; brew 3 regular red-and-white variety. Mitchell B-719« o t sailers. r f 3 pared foods, attentively served. minutes. Turn wet tea leaves Into SIERYi.ln flattering shades, also s . ______skillet, then reduce heal trt cook 40 O therw isa % 1 top of double boiler; stir In milk prettv and practical LING ERIK Mom’s the Word to desired donenees. Make's 3 CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER VM that Mother would ' choose her­ servings. B-a* _ 41 W atch ¥ » Btewed Tomatoes with Artkliokes and cream; cover. Cook.over boll- EASY TO CROCHET Pamper Mother on her day with <•> (»I»st S»«A«1 >-■ TIB »*g WAS# SR. . 42 Sw ord Ingredients: 1 can (1 pound) In gw ater 7 minutes. Remove and self. the gift of a new DRESS from bfnnehester’s Oldest 45 Repeat r , stewed tomatoes, 1 teaspoon In­ spam through a very fine sieve BURTON’S, 841 Main Street. 8125 Put a small piece of btilter In with Finest FacillHes, command II^ stant minced onion or 4 teaspoons or cheese cloth so you have tea Spread whole-wheat toast with Off-Street Parking These are the lovel.v-to-look-at and 3-8 yrl. each mushroom cap when you are PRISaLLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 49 Monotonous r . n. minced raw onion, 1-8 teaspoon extract. Cover extract and cool. butter, then with peanut butter; deltghtful-to-own drip dry Jerseys, tsiillng them. 'Established 1874 w< top with crumbled hot crisply ^WE C A L L round P garlic powder or 1 small garlic •ITim Ice-cream mixture Into mix­ the stay-fresh Arnela that dry An adorable dress for young ^ I T .'S A S I Poem ing bowl; gradually add tea ex­ cooked bacon, pressing the bacon T Campanu/aceae IT A- clove (crushed). cup sauteme quickly and resist wrinkles, the girla with ■slightly dipped waist­ BLUEBELL 62 T u rk is h r or Other white table .wine, 1 can tract, beating with rotary beater. crumbles Into the peanut butter. washable Bembergs styled by line. With puffed sleeves, or none. The Inquirer 9 O M , M R S . rotun difo/ia ' HALL«LU3AH , ofRcials i|i I?i P Serve at once with tomato juice. (7 to 8% ounces) artichoke hearts Pour into freezing tray and freeze "Classic Lady" and “ Between No. 8125 with Patt-O-Rama Is N U T C H E L L ! 83 W an il rapidly. When f r o z i^ break up SEE WWAT I TZKTHWAm CCMMNV (drained). Size" 12% to ?4%. Famous for in sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. 8 years. Size 54 Rodent and spoon Into mixing bowl. Beat Give Mom a Smooth Figure W A V E F O R Method: Put tomatoes, onion, their flattering fit, BURTON'S has 4, sleeveless, 1'ti yards of S.’t-inch; 65 W as borne N until consistency of mashed Take Mother Into GLAZIER'S 'Y o u '. r ^ ^ garlic and sauteme in a sauce-pan; these cool and slenderizing dresses with sleeve, 1 Tir yards; collar, % 50 Snow vehicle simmer (do not boll) 10 minutes. potatoes. Return to -freezing tray CORSET SHOP, 631 Main Street, priced $8.99 to $14.99. F'or busy 67 Measures III yards. ? % If Add artichoke hearts; simmer 8 and reduce temperature control lo be custom-fitted to a founda­ mothers on-lhe-go the group of o t typa 5 To order, send 35c In coins to minutes longer. Serve In sauce to maintain desired firmness. tion garment that can do so much COTTON DRESSES, $5.99 each, for her comfort and appearance. Sue Burnell, The Manchester Eve­ dishes. Makes 4 to 5 servings. will take her around the clock Or, give a G LAZIER G IFT CER­ looking fresh, youthf\il and well- ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OK SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Cool Colors AMERICAS, NEW YORK 36, 2937 T IF IC A TE In any denomination. groomed. Treat her to a DRESS Booop op Compliments Give your home a refreshing Here is "Ironwear’’ Hosiery also N. Y. A t your next party serve candy, look for summer. MANCHESTER An everyday table becomes more from BURTON'S. exquisite lingerie. For Isl-class mailing add 10c tor nuts or chips from a PIN E FOOD UPHOLSTERY T O M P A N Y. 26 Inviting iwhen It Is attractively each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ SCOOP, $3.60 at WATKINS. 935 Birch Street ha. fabrics in cool adortied with a lovely crocheted Braid It VHAT basket filled with pretty flowers, Throw some Ice cubes Into the If a line shows where yoti have dress with Zone, Style No. and 69 I MAIN ST.-NEXT TO GAS CO.. MANCHESTER Main St. A laatlng gift, won’t greens and bines for SLIPCOV­ water In which radish roses are ADM brsak or bend, 12%’’ long. ERS and DP.APERIES to give such as shown here. let out the hem of a child's dress, Size. 4 I f C 1 »Hn. Mb. T.M Rbs. U S reposing In the refrigerator; helps hid,e the line by stitching It with Send 35c now for the new FREE PARKING IN THE REAR X fOR A your home maontaln-top fresh­ Pattern No. 2937 haa crochet in­ make the radishes deliciously crisp. AI new repair kit containing a ness. All work is done on the structions; material requirements; a row of braid over the line. Spring * Summer '59 issue of our iW I M l pattern magazine Basic Fashion. LONG SAM BY AL CAPP and BOB LUBBERS metal tuba of porcelain paste can premises nnd Is GUARANTEED. stitch illustrations; finishing di­ Springtime Is Wool-Knit TiiRe ba used to restore chipped areas In Call Mitchell &-0521 for free esti­ rections. Dressing for any spring day is Real-Looking Fruits *$)065VM CH- WHERE'RE ' tmren porcslaln. The paste is heat, chip mates. To order, send 25c In coins to: a breeze when there are wool- Center your table In dining room Gifts Mother WoiUd fltoosa eeruporp youeoTNO ToysoiNsTTi and water resistant. Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening knits in^he wardrobe. The bulky or hall with a bowl of real-looking Herself I FtB LU K S A THATw er Rf6 H m ) 0e PLASTIC FRUITS from HARRI­ T0 66TRI00P Okra Salad Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AM ERICAS cardigans make wonderful light­ The many pretty dressea, blouses, NSWMAN-eSaOCN.-' / )? ( 6«?UNP,Wf. /MKiN'pnEtry Ptannlng to "Middle-AUle" SON'S, 849 Main Street. They skirls and sportswear at MONT­ Ideal -»- Ingredients: 1 package (10 ounc­ weight toppers and give a costume R6JUVENATEP TCWAIV 5PSeCHB6TO A COUPLE OF NEW YORK 36, N.Y. W EDDING IN V ITA TIO N S are es) frozen baby okra, 4 1/2 tea­ look to flreasea and sHlrtB. Step look sun-ripened and juicy plump GOMERY WARD COMPANY are ANDM9UL0N9 TRAILER, A e/RL WHEN CBU6AVONS, LON® For Ist-clasa mailing add 10c for Imprinted the genuine "Thermo- spoons red wine vinegar (garlic into YOUR Y A R N SHCfp. 60 Cot­ and they’ll stay that way to add the kind Mother would choose FOR NOW THRO.UGH SUMMER ' SAM-yWANR ORVOULL •O U A U E A O y SAM. PONT GO each pattern. Print Name, Adores* lasting color and a feeling of plen­ AWAV-raCERACK CTaved’’ way at DEWEY-RICH- flavored or plain), 3 tablespoons tage Street, arid custom-make . a herself. They flatter her mature vooR «»yn FU L CATCH TOUR 60T TOORS6LP M AN CO., 767 Main St. The dis­ with zone and Pattern Number. ty. Washable, non-breakable, there ENGASEDtO AS SOON/AS I olive oil, 1/8 teaspoon salt, freshly high fashion sweater for ) ourself. (or youthful) beauty, they fit so EVES-TOUR PEATn O ' tinctive raised lettering looks ex­ It’s ready— the '59 Needlework are luscious-looking grape clusters, ANNIE C A N f ground pepper, 1/4' teaspoon Instructions are free. Only first well, launder easily, are a dream W/UZM5MILE- COLD pensive. From the complete sam­ rosy peaches, apples abso bananas AXERANPLEf sugar, salad greens. Album! Fifty-six pages of pretty quality yarns are sold here. to wear and the prices are "pret­ ]p.TE GEEENAWAY >txrvBpoNff and plums priced from 59c and up. ple book of socially correct sta­ Method: Cook okra according to designs; plus free patterns for cro­ ty” too. DRESSES In regular and tWISIDMe. tionery, combine any paper with Use an arrangement of PLASTIC package directions: drain. Mix chet and knit Items. 25c a copy. You'll need a 10-ounce jar of HALF SIZES styled with and any type lettering. Allow only one F R U IT alone in an Interesting con­ vinegar, oil, salt, pepper to taste jelly to spread over a sponge­ without jackets are $9.98. Many of week to 10 days. tainer or combine with fresh or and sugar together thoroughly; Mutual Funds cake made In a jelly-roll pan. amel-cotton for a slay-frc.sh look TM •,(. UJ. r«. 9ff. artificial flowers for an eye-catch­ with little Ironing are the dresses • ItM kr W» hiMM. I»t. pour over okra In flat container. For maximum safety. Income ing focal point. A Save the Coat Cover and chill for 1 hour or long­ and growth, you should check the So Much To Do, So little Time a busy mother will enjoy all sum­ I f a small child has outgrown er, turning okra over In marinade a MANCHESTER LAUNDRO­ mer. DUSTERS AN D ROBES ‘You can't axpact to step right into a firm and bt given advantages of MIUTUAL FUNDS For an extra special Iamb stew, a good winter coat In length, buy few times. (I f oil hardens allow to MAT. 660 Center Street, (In the priced $3 to $6.98 help to start the BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIE th« choice territory, Higgins!" available at your New York Stock use shoulder chops cut In large JUDD SAXON Boma contrasting cloth of equal stand at room temperature to re­ Jarvis Building) knows how you day looking sweet and feminine. Exchange Member, SHEARSON, pieces. quality and put a band around the liquefy before serving.) Arrange HAMMILL A/JD COMPANY. 913 feei. They can help you keep house You’ll see lined nyloh also em­ bottom of the coat and cuffs on okra on salad greens; dribble mar­ efficiently by taking over for you bossed cotton designed for com­ Main Street. Paint Oan Randles, 15c EacJi the sleeves. Yoii could make her inade over greens. Makes 4 serv­ the heavy-duty, laimdering of slip­ fort and glamor. CO-ORDINATED a hat or cap of the new material, covers. bedspreads, blankets and JOHNSON PAINT CO.. 723 SPORTSW EAR lets you have fun I.ITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON ings. Avocado Mold also a draw string bag. . Brown rugs. In the shortest possible time Main Street, has the HANDLES mixing and matching up skirts, and white checked material makes Ingredients: 1 envelope unfla- your order will be returned to you that fit any empty quart paint can, shorts, blouses, slacks. Sleeveless a nice contrast to a solid brown BArgains Galore for Every Floor vored gelatin, % cup cold water, 15c each. Makes It easier to car- blmiaes by "Wamautta" are gen­ The REMOVAL SALE contln- fresh and Uke-new, ready for an­ coat, for Instance. % cup boiling water, 3 table­ other round of service. Your laun­ ry. erously cut long to stay tucked- In ue.s at M ANCHESTER CARPETT spoons lemon juice, teaspoon for a neat, trim appearance. The CENTER, 308 Main Street, as they dry is given individual attention In % Wedding Oakes Are Picture Pretty finely grated onion ( pulp and individual washers. Take advan­ You can roast a leg of lamb on FASHION DEPT, of MONTGOM­ W EDDING CAKES from the get ready to occupy new quarters juice), l',i cups finely mashed an outdoor spit If you have your ERY W ARD CO. has the gifU across the street in the former tage of these willing, capable P IN E PA S T R Y SHOP, 658 Cen­ avocado, 1/3 cup mayonnaise. meatman bone, roll and tie the that please mother. Carter Chevrolet showrooms. "hands" to whiz you through ter St., are as perfect as yo>i want Method: Sprinkle gelatin over strenuous housecleaning days. meat for you. everything to be on the day you Ton’ll find sweat and low prices cold water in a medium-sized mix­ on stair carpeting, scatter rugs, Gra|>«rcuit Surprise 5 Po B-r are married. Specify a W H ITE ing bowl to soften. Add boiling Add one of your own prized re­ Choose Colors Confidently broadloom, braided and Hooked water; stir to dissolve gelatin. Ingredients:edlenls: 2 large seedless hK F R U IT CAKE, a delicious Dark cipes to a birthday gift going to a Decorate with assurance. Bor­ grapefruit, 1 can (9 ounces) sliced Fruit Cake or a finely grained rugs. Every purchase here is Stir In lemon juice, onion, avocado friend who enjoys cooking. I f the row a copy of the 1959 COLOR pineapple, f half-grapefruit shells, Pound Cake. Made In terraced GUARANTEED. Budget terms are and mayonnaise. Turn Into six HARM O NY BOOK now available B. C. BY JOHNNY HART recipient is a man, the recipe can maraschino cherries or strawber­ sizes to serve the number of guests available. The proprietom, steeped %-cup size individual molds. at SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COM­ be one for a dish that may be ries for garnish. you’ll have, the wedding cake is in a background of rug^pianufac- Chill until firm. Unmold. Garnish made on an outdoor grill. PA N Y. 981 Main St. Listed to­ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE • lavishing, skillfully decorated. ture can advise you c6nn>etently with carrot curls. If indented gether are "Colonial Colors,” then Method:. Pare grapefnilt so no white membrane remains; cut sec­ V0U>V8 TfSTSP MNC ntCTTY MOTdSK. : FURMSUMfiVCUWITNABlEOO SUeHT Available also are festive T IN Y on the best type suited to your in­ molds (similar to Mary Ann pans) A Penny Has Power "Contemporary Modem," "Warm are used, place carrot curls In In­ tions away from dividing mem­ THISKYWV, TMC M I N T ^ FMC) dOl.MBASURE CPMMANPER SAWYER; CUPCAKES and dainty TEA dividual needs. Shop with confi­ When the "Rexall" ONE CENT colors" also "Cool colors." On dentations. Makes 6 servings. branes. Add grapefruit sections to ANPVDU VUESe TME MCONP FtLOT ID 40 '■MOOHfUirrT^ y ^ j^ COOKIES appropriately frosted. dence. SALE conies to town, to the P IN E succeeding pages are the suggest­ AtcNE 100,000 n t r w a MCKirnMc. ed hues to harmonize or contrast pineapple; refrigerate until serving LENOX PHARMACY, 299 East time. 'Then put a ring of drained ... YOU'RE JUST th e MAN FDR A NEW Center Street, your pennies acquire with each shade for decorator- plneapplb In each grapefruit shell; PROJECT WE’RE STAKTlNe... strength of a giant! Beginning perfect results. Monday May 4 through May 9, place grapefruit sections over pine­ •buy an Item at regular price and Preserved ginger may be added apple; add a little of the pineap­ get another for just one penny to Spanish or Bavarian Cream to ple syrup. Garni.sh with cherry or more. During this sale at savings make a dellcfoiis and Intereijtlng strawberry. Note: For shells, pull you can replenish your medicine dessert. out membranes from grapefruit chest and first "iald supplies, your halves after pulp has been re­ ^ • •• toiletries, cosmetics and baby care Brilliant Jewels fur Motlier’s Day moved; pink edge* with kitchen needs. Just In time for MOTHER’S Mother's Day Is a special day scissors. Store In closed plastic bag DAY, there are Dusting Powders and MATHER’S AT THE CEN­ In refrigerator until ready to use; for after-bath luxury (reg. $1.76) TER haa special gifts to convey they keep overnight. MORIY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLl pow two boxes for $1.76. Motlier lasting expression of affection. A , ,, I HAVEN'T I HANG IT eVERV YEAR TO will appreciate the mist colognes In superbly-crafted WAT(!IH, depend Ideas for Mother’s Day Shopping WHO'S ( THE 6LIGHTE‘5T REMIND /AE OUR WEDDING n e w aerosol containers (3 oz. $2.50 able sind dainty, would thrill Just Inside the door at C500D- Y E A R SERVICE ~ STORE, 713 MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD HE? y V NOTION JNIVERGARV IS ___ - value) now $1 each. Famous "Cara rnother as would a sterling or gold other girls ask me how come all my dresses are so AINGUe- Nome” facial creams, skin lotion, bracelet or matching earrings and Main Street, are work-saving, IBET f VOID BE SAVING FIVE CENTS new astringent, hormone cream are necklace, set with her favorite time-saving APPLIA N C E S that pretty. ^ I tell them about Kate Greenaways. This one I'LL GET TIME .TROUBLE AND A SHARE/ "two for the m^ney’’ bargains, so gems; Rhinestones, pearls, a cam­ mothers love. Wouldn’t she ap­ has a skirt of flowers, a faggoted bodice. 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MANCmSkSSifR EVENING HERAIA MANGHESTER, rotW . WEDNESDAY. APRIL 29. 1959 PAGE TWENTY-ONE TWEinr MANCHESTER EVENING HEI^LD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1959 \ . . ^ NewJCast of Pace Settdra THE ' i ^ Club Has Been Dead for at Least Three Years ' to Topple Windham, 3- Herald Angle Ramos, Kemmerer By ' <» losers managed at least one paaie^ scaispered hottv on Richard '■^prlse in hit first lesson of vsrslty^spell with sn infield btrigle in the llfetroit Presis Blasts Tigers ' By PAT BOLDUC EARL YOST runner In every inning except the solid 'liner in'u centerfleld. baU. sixth inning, SpuirU. Editor And Grim Leading Veteran Clyde Richard and The outcome wss far"'from over fifth, including a total of seven White was nicked by a Soracchi Masekester (3) other camp's under the guise of^ Don Wolfe, sports editor of ihs American I-eogue newcomer Larry Lovett o\er the first four frames, pitch leading off in the bottom half as Wawer led off Windham’s ninth sb r h po a * rbl Detroit, April 29 (A’) .ThetSoaked, But This TUne It’s Just^ ------of the eighth inning. Cave wax re­ by reaching safely * on a boot by Sylvester,, cf 3 0 1 0 * " “ Baseball Hub of the Nation -Rain.” rookies (Uid given fancy names. Tolsdo Bl.Sds, wrote tbst thosO W L. Pet. G.A. shared the role of hero yester­ Wind-Blown Triple (6) Halausky, 0 0 0 0 Detroit T i e r 8 are pro­ Tommy Devine, a Free Press The lefthanded pitcher who mas­ who wanted to 'sje baseball In the Cleveland...... , .10 4 .714 — New York, April 29 (A=0—If today’s pennant race standinga moved for pinch-runner Skip second baseman, Paul Sartor. But Sartor, 2b ...... 4 0 0 1 1 day afternoon as punchless The. Thread City nine reached Marsh after, stealing second base. Richard, who has not lost in seven White, rf ...... 3,0' 0 0 New England region is the baseball hub. of the nation. ducing ima^native headlines sports columnist, asked by a^letter queraded os Pete Burnelde with worst . wsy certsinly did — at Baltimore .,.. .. 9 5 .643 aren’t ciioukIi to convince you that thi« i« a most unusual year Manchester High School ral­ Richard for both of its runs in the (e) Marsh, c t ...... 0 1 0 1 ,and provoking lots of public writer why Detroit Manager BUI the Tigers actually was_.Wbltay Briggs Stadium. Chicago ...... 9 5 .643 1 Marsh scooted to third as Fe.shler CCIL games over the past two Feshler.' 3b ...... 3 0 0 3 Making these claims after extensive stu4 pinochle deck—Billy Pierced Dick on easy Infield grounders. Clyde Avery beat out an Infield hit to Soracchi, who has won and lost Richard, p ^....,,.. 3 0 1 0 azine------. , Lose No. 12” aftet^ the Tigers Inside Story Kemmerer, a 200-pound, 6-8 perature. deep short, with Marsh racing in two pitching starts, gave up land’s 10 million residents play ther> dropped Sunday’s contest to the "It’s time to rip away the veil of headlines as being grossly Inac­ their stars 7 Who’d give them s Tmlay’s (lames Donovan, Herb Score, Cal I.IcLlsh, lost the ninth man in the batting home with the tying marker. just six bingles, walked three bat­ Totals ...... 30 3 6 37 13 3 3 game. curate. 'It;- ead Tigers Die on Base decent deal s. this time? Berate Boston at Cleveland, (N) Bob Turley, 'Vhlley Ford, Frank righthander continued to get the While n o I c h i n g their third Older, catcher Len' King, who Wiadhsm (3) •Mary Ellen (3). Kathleen (2) and Kansas City Athletics. secrecy . . . There Isn’t actually support he missed lest year from straight tr.i mph and fourth in five < I-ovctt Delivers Double ters and struck out four'with his This percentage . figure Is wdll James Edward (1) in the McClua- The ’Tigers, who have wdri only a player named Pete Burnside, Again.' "1 claim that is impossible. the players? Why? Mediocrity, as Brewer (1-1) vs. Perry (0-0). Lary, ,11m Running and Jack strolled, and ena.ting singles, both r h .po a f rbl once noted, ooea not respond .to BaUlmore at Detroit. - ‘Portocar- Harshman, lo name a few. hla matee, vho collected 14 hits. starts, the Indl.ans also remained to centerftelo, . by Czuchry and ' On the first pitch to Lovett, assortment of slow pitches. Czuchry. 8b . .6031401 above the national average, one key household. once in 13 starts and currently are Here’s the inside story: 'Yp stimu­ The club has been dead for at least Ijust eeaiiori, his second with Wash­ deadlocked with Platt for flrst Avery easily stole second. It was Red and White Coach Tom Wawer. lb . , 6 0 1 n 0 0 1 * A A three years and apparently every­ the lash.” \ rert (0-21 or Stock (OO) vs. Foy- But the three who have won Stan Waw'er accounted for the Wood, cf ... . 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 supplier reports, and equally Im­ on a six-game losing binge, were late fan Interest this spring, the ta c | (0-2). ington after three at Boston, Kern- place In the standings. The Whip­ at that point Ikivett, who banged Kelley may make a few lineup Wheaton, aa . . 5 0 3 1 6 1 0 pressive Is the fact that New Eng­ rained out last night against Balti­ American League established a body knows It but you.” Just yesterday Norman himself three are 'Wnshington's Pete Ramos Windham tallies. , . 6 0 0 3 1 0 0 Iron Man New York at Chicago, Turley and Russ Kemiocrer and Kansa., merer was the victim In five ehut- pets have split even in four league out three solid hits during the cold, bhanges before tomorrow after­ Cholowa. 3b , land's 18 athletic good.s manufac­ more. Three Free Press cartoons "Phenom F\md” to which the (New Just A Secret admitted that his team has been nuis, lost three others by one run games. Centerfleld Bob Wood- then windy and rainy afternoon, de­ noon’s 3:15 game against Conard Francia, If . .4 1 3 0 0 1 0 Iron Man Charlie Robbins, M. Devine's reply was: "I knew It pitiful to the point of being funny. (1-2) vs. Moore (0-1). City's Bob Grl),'.. Each Is 3-1. walked to load the bases but third Manninff, rf .3 0 1 1 0 0 0turers make one fourth of all the in today’s edition suggested that York) Yankees contributed all the VVashiqgton at Kansas City,— ahd another thr» ' by two runs, ac­ Richard, now unbeaten In three livered Avery with a clutch double In West Hartford. He is very un­ Soracchi. p . .4 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 million-plus baseballs used in Dm did compete in the recent Bos­ rain is the best thing that has talenL too. j . But as a personal favor, But he added "I can’t laugh, you -No. 4 a Beaut Ramos had a 14-18 record last baseman Wes Feshler made a to rlght-centerfleld. happy over his club’s feebly .201 King, c ...... 3 3 0 3 0 0 0 Ramos (3-1) vs. Terry (1-2). counting for 11 of hla 15 defeats. starts this spring, had t( struggle Kowalakl. c , .0 0 0 1 0 0 0the United States. ton Marathon and was not sitting happened to the punchless. Tigers. "Players off the New York ros Tiger President Harvey Hansen know. I’m the manager. Thlnga MOe Mbrhardt left ’em talk­ season for Ih < last place Senators The Senators, now a half-game all the wav n.ainly because of the beautiful twistln.^ catch of Whea­ Ijivett's ,7-for-4 performance (33-1641 batting average.. .Tall it dqt on the sidelines as flrst re­ asked me to keep It a aecret.” ain’t a bit ftmny.” Kemmerer w b 6-15. Grim had a ton's foul fly to retire the side. A. G. Spalding & Bros., Chicopee, Today’s headline said "Tigers ter then were sprinkled around the ing- yasterday when he belled National I,eagiie l.'ehlnd the fo’.rth place A's. gave Inability of hts teammates to hit lifted his batting average ^rom Pat Mistretta (0-1) will oppose the TotaU...... 37 *3 *8 24 10 ^3 2 Mass., furnish e.ver one of the esti­ ported. The slender former Man­ 7- 7 record split Isetween the him New a' quick push to 11., second lleld to just two harmless sin­ .111 to a respectable .308, tops Chieftains.. .Eye-catching fielding a—FH^d out for McGchan in 7th. chester High and University of a record-creaking home nm W L Pet. OB ot CL.1TDE RICWARD loser Lou Soracchi. Windham’s b^Waiked for SylveVt«r in 7th. mated 150,000 baseballs used by at Amherst Mass., as UConn Y 4< Yan'. ees and seventh place' complete game pefformance 'ast slow-throwing y righthander. gles over the first six innings, among his teammiUes. The Silk gems yesterday were turned In by Connectlqut trackman started and r»s Angeles .. .10 5 .667 — A's. c—Ran for White in 8th. the major leagues every year. Har­ downed the University of Milwaukee . 7 4 .636 1 night, scoring three runs In the Clubbed for eight hits, two each Manchester finally dented the Town first baseman also continued the home team’s Feshler, ,Mc- MancheiHtnr ...... 000 000 12x—3 wood & .Sons Inc., Natick, Mass., finished his 18th consecutive 26 Third In Row flrst. The first four men hit safely by Andy Czuchry. Johnny Whea­ .scoring col tmn with a single tally his perfect fielding, handling Gehan and Sartor and the Whip­ W indham ...... 020 000 000—2 mile, 385 yard 3oston Marathon Sport Schedule Massach'jaetts, 9-4. The Man­ Ran Francisco 9 6 .600 1 Last IS^ghfs Fights 2B. Lovett: 3B. l^ancla: SB. White. another leading maker, .supplies Chicago Ready to Join NBA, chester eenteifielder's drive in Cincinnati .... . 7 6 .538 2 Kemnercr, who at 28 became a against Ray Herbert (1-1), with ton and Steve Francis, Clyde In the se'’enth. With one down Dick 11 chalices flawlessly. He has yet pets' Wheaton and Czuchry.. .Mc- Avery; DP. Czuchry lo Cholowa; LOB. many of the balls used by the Na­ on April 19 in Beantown. Any full-tims starting pitch:r for the Roy Slevers singling home one run walked three batters and fanned /.'ery walked ard moved to sec­ to commit an error in a- total of Gehan is still looking for' hit No. M anchcater 8. W indham 12: BB. R ich­ man who can run this distance the sixt Inning easily cleared Chicago ..?.... . 7 7 .500 2',4 ard 3.* Soracchi 3; SO. Richard 6. tional Baseball Congress. Today Pitching — Russ, Kemmerer, the <11-^001 right centerfleld Philadelphia .. . 5 7 .417 3>4 flrst time just last season, put and Jim Lemo.i's double counting- Wichita, Kan.—Nino Valdes. 217, six. The Sillr Town ace left 12 ond on Ls vett’s single to center. .19 chances. Needless to add that 1 while Dick Sylvester, Witless in Soracchi 4: 41BP. Feshler, White certainly earns the tag of Iron League to Expand in 1960-61 away his third in a row last night Havana, stopped Dan Hodgre, 197, The husky Red and White captain Larry has proven a, welcome sur- his flrst 17 appearances, broke the Besides the 85-year-old Spalding Cheney vs. East Windsor, S — Senators — Won Ms third In a hedges and fence. The four- Pittsburgh ... . 6 8 .385 4 two. enemy runners stranded as the (Soracchi); Mannlnff (Richard). firm and the Harwood company, Man and when a fellow does it 18 base wallop was Morhardt’a .267 6 at Kan-sas City beating the A'.*! They adt.ed three more In the W'ichita, ». straight years there’s no question West Side. row, walking i^nc and striking St. I-otils .,. .. . 4 11 which celebrated its 100th anniver­ Thursday, April 80 New York, April 29 (JP) — Max/4, New Mile - 1. Smith (Man). 2. Rld- booms out a yes the best official baseball costing CCIL trlurcph over Windham yes­ ond day’s session of a three-day of Boston and Ned Irish of New Tork, 2. lic and CCIL rival Bristol. yard (Man), 3. Boris (Man). T., terday afternoon /4. San Jose, knocked out Tom­ winners In Tom Hart (100 and Pole Vault -1. Tie, Ansaldl and real good chance," said Weill. "He 4-1 record against Conard tomor­ 12-Team League action yesterday. We were sur­ could cause Patterson a lot of cents. A club head, who asked not to change the deadline for the pur­ my Hunter, 140t4, Santa Cruz, 1. 220-yard dashe.s), Carl Ponfort Kostenko (Man), 3. Tie, Jacobs But despite all the electronlca row afternoon in West Hartford. (440 and broad jump) and Bob (ManI and Mlkowski (Mid). prised by his style and by the trouble. He can punch aqd he Toomey upended Windham’s be identified, said the owners chase or exchange of players from I f * " S i* Marino (shot put and Javelin). speed of his punching, especially, presses. The way to beat Patterson and modern manufacturing meth­ were talking In terms of a 12-club Feb. 15 to Feb. 1 and the cut- Height, 9-6, with right uppercuts and straight ods involved in the making of a Ray LaBranche 6-2, 7-5 in ' a down date from Feb. 15 to March' Bear* Cop Cup Hart and Ponfort also were mem­ High Jump—]. Mllek (Man). 2. is to press him. ainglea match and then teamed league for 1961-62. In addition to bers of the Tigers' Winning 880- Daley (Mid). 3. Tie, Hart and rights. Pretty Good Puncher ) baseball the final stitching opera­ with Thomas to defeat LaBranche (Jhlcago, Loa Angeles and San 1. Henceforth, a team will not be yard relay quartet, Gage (Mid). Height, 6-3. The former Brltl.sh champion Is "He must b» a pretty good tion still defies the wonders of and Mark Latimer in one of two Francisco, Pittsburgh would be permitted to obtain replacements Herahey, Pa... April 29 (.iP)— Take supposed to be a brawling, Amer­ automation Exactly 108 stitches awarded a franchise. The league after March 1 unless Its roster has hard wor,.. mix it with a little Manchester firsts were scored Broad jump—1. Ponfort (Midi. puncher to score 19 knockouts in doubkis matches, fl-3, 6-1. 2. Hart (Mid). 3. Dunn (Mid). ican-type battler with attle fi­ 26 fights and I don't care what arc required to secure the two Thomas lost his singles match to would then be split into three four- been pared to eight players be­ tricky atrateg>', and add confi­ by Hal Bennett (880), Ken Smith nesse. That’s not what we saw, pieces of figure eight shaped cause of injuries or the military dence. That’s the Herahey Bears' (mile), Tom Ansaldl and F r e ij Height, 18-7(4, kind of guys he’s fought. You got­ Dick Mandell, 8-6, 6-3, but Man­ club divisions. Kostenko (tied In pole vault) and Shot put—1. Marino (Mid). 2r^ Tea Tim e although you can’t go by a two- ta have somethin’ to knock a guy horsehide'covering and it must be chester’s Nell Gottfried whipped Podoloff disclosed that 41 draft. formula for winning the Calder round boxing workout. done entirely by hand. regular season games and eight Ojp. The Pears took the Cup for Gary Mllek (high Jump). The In­ Daley (Mid). 3. Campbell (Man). While moat people dlsagi'ee, out even if he's a stiff." Charlie Robbins John Reynolds 6-3, 6-2. Distance, 44-5, Does Little Crouching Patterson looked real sharp in "A fortune rwaita the man who Gottfried also teamed with Allan playoff games would be televised the second yes in a row last dians swept all three places In the Brian London professes to be­ can Invent a .nachine U sew base­ Horse to Beat mile while the winners made - a Javelin—1. Marino (Midi. 2. lieve that Floyd Patterson will London fights mostly from a his final three-round boxing prac­ the list of finishers the day after ^chwedel to beat Mandell and by the National Broadcasting Co. night with a 6-2 victory over the Goehring (Man). 3. Mlkowski tice. especially In the flrst round ball co'ers," was the magazine’s the marathon in the Boston dailies next season. That represents an In. New York, April 29 ((P) — First Buffalo Bisons. They scored three clean sweep in the broad jump. be his cup of tea at the In­ stand-up flat-footed stance. He Reynolds, 6-3, 8-6, In a- second Landing, 1958 champion 2-year- (Mid). Distance, 163-1. does very little crouching. He with Ike Th,pmas, another slow- conclusion, but none carried any mention of doubles match. crease of 19 regular season and goals In the final period to win 100-yard dash 1. Han (Mid). 2. Discus—1. Daley (Mid). 2. Perry dianapolis Fali^grounds Coli­ A * A Robbins nor was any name listed old. definitely has established the best-of-seven American seum on May 1. doesn’t bore in a la Rocky Marci­ moving human punching bag. The four post-season games to be tele­ Formica (Mid). 3. Bennett (Man), (Man). 3. Marino (Mtd). Dlntance, 6 'oot, 182-pound champ stung Ike that resembled the holder of 11 vised In 1959-60. himself as the horse to beat in Hockey League playoff, 4-2, T,, 10:9. ano, but he moves in swinging. He Triple Winner Saturday’s Kentucky Derby. Own­ 126 feet. has a fair jab but unloads his with left jabs, jarred his head with national long distance running Scholastic Baseball The ambitious TV package will 880-yard relay Middletown Long Beaeh. Calif.—Frankie Bel- two. three, and four punch com­ Bill Saimond, co-captain of the championships. However, a call 'Norwich 6, Ea'st Hartford 2, increase the playoff pool from er (Jhria Chenedy's speedy colt ma, 150, Long Beach, outpointed rights to the Jaw with more than yesterday won his division of the (Hart Formica, Ponfort, Gage). average ability for a big man. binations, and then dropped.him varsity track squad at Worcester from the practicing physician veri­ Wethersfield 6, Maloney 2. $77,000 in 1958-59 to $100,000 — T., 1:'40.5. Kid Rayo, 1,51'i, Nicai-agua, 10. with a left hook to the jaw. Polytenchnic Institute, scored a fied the fact that he ran and had Bristol 6, Conard 2. highest In history. There will be Derby Trial Stakes at Churchill He is fully aware that Pete Downs, finishing a length ahead of Rademacher and Roy Harris For the next two days both Pat­ triple against Coast Guard Acad­ finished. Manchester's, Windham 2. 26 Sunday dates and 23 Saturday terson and the challenger will emy last week. The local runner Robbins’ placement was the Southington 13, Newington 2. dates. The new financial setup as­ K. G. Marshall’s John Bruce. WE GUARANTEE dumped the champion with rights (^Quantrell was third, 1 % lengths to the head and hopes to do the loosen up with light gym work. won the 440-yard run. Fifteen min­ poorest in his 18 marathons. Plalnvllle 8, Glastonbury 0. sures each NBA club a $75,000 Their next puncliing, against hu­ utes later he came back to win Three times he was up amongst Vlnal Tech 1. Portland 0. take. If a team goes all the way to farther back. same. mans will he done Friday night the 120-yard high hurdles and to the top eight runners—during the If « OootiMr Stores la Hartiard, Bast HartfaHL Thsaspasarflla I r- ■-V /•> /'. ;■ 1 ■ • HiKynf ir

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Viaw rfiPY I'LOslNfi TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVJ. B-9757. > / Products 50 naw oil heating system, new cop­ beauttfuily landscaped lot, U4 from Marldan' to Holyoka from raroAV I0:80 A.»t^ATU RD*l » A M. ^ o nt. t oven. MI 4-0459.' FOUR ROOM apartment, 2nd MANCHESTER—Oiatom 6 room WOODIoAND ST. - - New 5 room floor. Reasonable. . No children. per piping, newly painted outside. bath*. *2i,000. R, F; Dlmock Co. ranch, plaster, fireplace, paneling, living, dining, and kitchen. On* TV a n t e n n a ® repaired and' In- , 'USED LUMBER, doors end win­ ApPLES SPECIAL .Mclntoih, finishing Cape. Sliding ' door MI .9-5248. Barbara Woods, Mi SitnaDons W anted-- Write Box S, Herald. Willing to talk price. Call MI ceramic bath, mahogany cabinets, bath, 2 lavatorias, 2 bedrooms. PLEASE READ YOUR-AD I stalled. Call Mpdem TV Sendee. dows G.E. hot wkter furnace, Baldwin, Starks. 20 lb. bag $1.25. Wearing Apparel— Furs ,57 closets, 1^4 baths, open stairway. 9-’n02 or Robert Murdock, MI All large spacious rooms Direct MI 3-Mk5 Fem ale 38 8-7700 formica, Ixit 60x235. Full cellsr. 1 140,000 B.T.U. Richmond . hot Also small sizes. Louis Btuice 539 FIVE ROOMS and bath, freshly Ideal location in A zone Only 3-8472. / hatchway. Call builder,,>11 9-4291.' from owner at *34.600. Call Ml LOVELY* FORMALS. Sizes 12 and $16,600. Still tlpie to select deco­ 'HILUS’ t e l e v is io n Sendee, water furnace, electric hot water W. Center. Ml 8-8118. ~ redecorated. Convenient South VERNON—*12,900, New 3 bedroom 3-4289 batweap 54 p.m. WIU„ CARE for chUdren W my heaters. Modern bathroom seL 14. Priced reasonable. Call MI rating colors. Builder, Ml 3-2485 ranch, living room, moderr kitch­ (X XI) / EAST HARTFORD Ranch . I AvaUahle at all times Phllco fac­ home. Any age to 10. Large play­ End location. Nonobjection to two Modern low radiators. Pipes and S’TRAWWBERRY plants- Premier, 9-2430 evenings. children. Call at 126 Eldridge St. en, full basement. Down payment, rooms, full rcllai', oil heat, breeze: ^ COVEN'TRY — Four large rtwrim tory aupendaed sendee. Tel. Ml ing. area. MI 9-7548. Midland. Robinson, Sparkle. Ten- SEVEN ROOM Cotonlal, l<4 hatha, SEVEN ROOM ^Ider Colonial. completely redecorated. New 9-n«B3 soil’plpes. Open daily'_ll-8 Satur­ 81,290. Pliilbrick Agency, MI way and oversized garage, com-' day;* 9-4 Choman’s Housewxeck-, steam heat, garage. Good oo.idi- Excellent condlHOn, throughout. glass lined hot water heater, full WANTBD-To take"" c^^ of chll- tlon. Owner. Ml 8-0731. No agents. 9-8464. binatlon storma and acreens. Well ; ing. Stock Place, or call Mi 9-2392. dens, 179 Fern St. m 8-7278. 1 EVENING DRESS for young girl THREE ROOM apartment, heat, 'Two-car garngeyCentrally located. landscaped lot. Excellent buy at j bath, large garage, .nicely land* dren in oWn home,/aaytlme Call 12-14, Call MI 9-7017. M corrected b , -make ,ood" l^ rtlo n . : MORTENSEN t v . BpWlallseel RCA hot water and garage. MI 8-6460. MANCHRSTEIl Nice fanrily *11''300 R F. *12,500. Only $600 down. Msnehes-; scaped grounds. Thla Is a real MI 9-8814. CIXITHES LINE poles Instilletf, 848 SUMMIT ST. Custom hullt flva Dlmock Co ealtor. Ml 9-.5245, or i television, sendee. Ml B-4M1. Fertilizers 50-A j SEV'ERAL pair* expensive shoe* room frame, brick veneer. 1'4 *11,100—Glenwood St. Immaculate ler Really Co. MI 3 .0000 or MI nice home si a low price of $6,800, b o o k k e e p e r desires part-time all sizes old poles reset, r r E n ­ FOUR ROOM rent near Main St. Robertwt MuMock, Ml 3-6472, Bar- 3-7041, full price. Small down payment. TOUR <<)OPKKA110N W n^ D w l M l 3-2711 able. Also hydraulic truck ^ ck . hardly worn. Styled for older per *60 a month, fa ll between 6:80- atories, living room’, dining om, 4 room ranch, city utllt- bara. Wofxis. Ml 9-7702. US APPBetSATEP PICOR SANDING and reflnlaMns work. Experienced In payroll. Job WELL ROTTED cow manure. No i »on. Size 714 wide. Reasonable. MI kitchen, two bedrooms, ceramic ttes. Call owner MI 8-0000 Or MI 3-792$ Specializing lo old floors. Ml MI 9-1393. / - 8:.30 p.m. Ml 8-8300, MANCHESTER - Executive type costs, full set of books. Construc­ atraw, hay or aawduat. freonardi 9.7017. bath, on first floor, apace for one] 815,200 — ?? Extra large 4 finished tion business preferred. Phone MI (XXII) homes. Ranches and Colonials. Wanted— Real Elstate 77 Automobiles for Sale 4 Goodyear, Goodrich, Firreir.ne, L. Glgito ft Soria, Bolton. Call MI ALMOST NEW duplex--8 rooma. 6 room cape, basement ga. Best communities. H. B, Grady, Lost and Found 4-1084. 8-7083. I>arge living room, picture win­ ond, open porch, full basement, NEW SIX room ranch, one block ‘ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sendee, First quality not seconds rage, Broker, MT 3-8009. ARE YOU considering - CALI> OR see me. Good deal in i available all houra Satiafaetloti 600x16, l'9.95 e^ Wanted—To Buy 58 dow, lovely birch cabinet kitchen, lot 109x150. Marlon Robertaon, from Green. All large rooms two T f i t ^ Z r 18 TEARS OLD high school girl Broker. MI 8-5953, 815,800—Nice six room. Green SELUNG YOUR PROPERTYT .LORT-BIack cal wilb double fnmt 1999 Dodge or Simes. Waller G ’ gdiaranteed Call Mf 9-1319 670x19, 111.95 ex. plenty sliding door flosets, ceram- Manor Ranch, garage baths, built-in stove and oven, fire­ 92 FAIJfNOR DRIVE - .Immacu­ Parker. Dennett and Popp Dodge, FaMRAMMCCO, would like to care for child, 4 Flowers— Nursery Stock 50-B WANTED TO BUY place. Full basement, tivo-car ga­ We will appraise ■ your property years or younger, after 8. week 710x15. 813,W.ex. ■te tile bath, central location, heat, city utilltte*. late 6 room Cape Cod with over­ free and wltno without any obligation. pawa, prean collar- Ml ^ Conneclteul Blvd . East Martford, LAWN MOWERS sharpened, re w/Nr»iML,mn Good used resaiable furniture, .hot water, Venetian'blinds, storm BRAND NEW ranch. , Here’s an rage. Your choice of '“•terlor 4lays. Gall Ml 9-8415 after 5 p m. 750x15 $15^ ex. l a r g e bloomlfig African violets, 1150 square foot home In Man­ 816,000-Reduced. Chestnut St EX' size -garege. fireplace, storm snd We al*o buy property for cash. BU 9-4331 Or Ml 9-3422. paired; All work guaranteed Free i»i«, iimii«i siwAtm Whites su btly higher also small upright and spinet windows, attic, cellar and lovely decoration. R, F, Dlmock Co. Real­ screens, hoi water heat, amesite »L 05T -0n e pair bf plssKC^ 4 -g 9 C 60c and 75c each. 230 Oak St, Call pianos. chester Green that gives vou a tra large 7 W>m Cape. Member Multiple Listing „tnne trimmed frames. Call mi pick-up and delivery. We alao COLE’S DISOOUNT STATION yard, *135 monthly. MI 9-7885. tor, Ml 9-5245, or Robert Mtir- drive, aluminum siding. Immedi­ aharpen a.xea, arlasors chisels, MI 9-0640. large kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms 1 unfinished, city utlltles. dock Ml 8-8472, Barbara Woods STANLEY BRAY, Realtor P Situations Wanted— Male 39 436 Center St/ MI 9-0980 ate occupancy, 818.900, North S;?9t7 after 3 m. 1949 FORD—Good engine. Call kU I planer blades and knlvea Rnino Watkins Used Furniture ROCKVILLE — 3 'i room apart­ with a lavatory off the master centrally located. BRAE-BURN RBIALTY Building—Contracting 14 Painting—PapeHng 21 Htlp Wanted-Female 35 Ml 9-7702. Realty. MEdfdrd 3-1054. MI 8-6278 LOST—Dark brown monjtrel with 4-M09 after 4 p.m. ! Mfldoake. Ml 3-0771. Exchange ment. Newly redecorated, with ga­ room. A fireplace and large bow CARPENTER to do small repair HOOVER U^iright vacuum, caper Household Goods 51 window In the living room and a BOLTON whits tipped P"W» *T,'> ‘ *‘1 *"■ PAINTING AND paperhanging. IN ROCKVILLE — Clerk typist. jobs. Evenings and weekends bag atyl^ 829.95. Older Hoover, 15 Oak Street rage. 845 monthlv. TR 5-8111 or (XXIII) ARNOTT RD.—Splendid ranch In WANTED—Four «70xlB or tremendous aairings. GILEAD-r5 room fiat, modem con­ central location. Large porch, 2- SELLING YOUR home? Fot Ave. Bloomfield, Conn. Cati CH, WOULD YOU LIKE to make greed, reasonably priced. Ml lawn roller formerly owned by WANTED — Rollaway bed, not kitchen, central hot air heat. 821,500—New, custom built split NEW SIX room Colonial *17,900. tiOST—Left-handed baseball glove 9-4034. 2-9922 or at night call Ml “ 078 money by going to parties? Thou­ veniences. 875 monthly. Refer' *8,500. Phllbrick Agency. MI car garage. Excellent value. Should prompt, efficient, courteoua eerv« 1954 CHEVROLET — Powergllde p a in t in g and paper hanging, alao 9-5403. well-known landscaper. Reason­ WATKINS single. Phone MI 9-6408. ences. Willlrriantic AC 8-9075. level. Iretest in modern bullt-iu ’ dishwasher. IV4 baths, ice tnd appralalhg witbout obllga* Reward. MI 3-5070. sands of Intelligent, aggressive 9-8464. kitchens, I ’ i acre lot built-in stove and oven, Ckmpteie- FHA with 10% down. power steering, whitewslls. Call FIJNTAR, AMESITE driveway ALL TYPES of carpentry work outside painting. 35 years exper­ able. MI 9-7258. ; USED FURNITURE tlon, call s. A. Beechler Realtort m 4-8109 after 4 p.m. seal coaling. Average home drive­ ience. Reasonable-price, 'Ray­ people are doing it and they are COCKER PUPPIES—AKC fegla COMPLETELY renovated three 825,500^—Four bedroom horr.e. A Iv landscaped. Amesite ’rive. R. EAST SIDE Ml 3-6969 or Wesley R. 8mUH At* done, alterations, dormers, roof­ reaping rich profits. Call MI tered. Red males, 885. Call MI PAINT SPRAYER compressor and EXCHANGE MANCHESTER, Rocklsdge—6 bed­ F,' Dlmock Co., Realtor. MI P erson als way J40, Two coats, machine mond Trudau, 71 Jarvis Rd. Ml Rooms Without Board 59 roo.m unfurnished apartment. room Cape. Modern kitchen with custom built 6 room sociates. MI 9-8952. Member Multt> ing, porches, etc. Call Ml 9-5981. 3-5247. 4-1310. paint guns. Also Homeowners tool 9-!S24.5, Or Robert Murdock, MI Brick 2-famlIy with 2-car garage, spread. The heal co.st so little. 9-1614. 15 Oak Street Furnace and hot water, first built-in*. Two fireplace*. walk­ ranch, 2 fireplaces 2 combination windows, oil heat, pie Lifting Service. VACUUM CLEANERS repa'red In 195* FORD Fairlane 2-door sedan, FOR ALTERATIONS \ additions, and equipment rentals. A-P FURNISHED room, one minute 3-8472, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. Gives your driveway a lasting PAINTING, paperhanging and GENERAL office worker-^Attrac- Open Tiuirsday evenings until 9 walk from Main St. Light house- floor MI 9-4265. out basement Good lot with gar­ baths, recreation room, porches. my own home shop. Forty veara 1900. Call MI 9-1261 after 5 p.m. future. Tel. BU 9-5425. Evenings cabinet work, garages, etc. Call Equipment, 945 Center St. MI 2 garages, 2 , separate SELLING OR BUYING paper removed. Will paint top half live opening in modem alr-condi- Poultry and Supplies 43 9-2052. 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Closed Mondays keeping. Woman only. m 9-7959. den area. *22,900. Phiibrlck Agen­ fXXVIll) factory experience. All mak^, ^ Ml 8-4362. Glrardin Woodworking.\Free eati- cy. MI 9-8464. driveways on 2 acres. T. ,J. CROCKETT. Realtor jitea 'free estoatee, free pickup 1986 FORD Fairlane Club aedan of house If desired.’ Reasonable tion^d office for a competent per­ Call equipped with radio, heater. Ford- matca. MI 9-8933. ' \ * BABY CHICKS and ducklings. ALL ALUMINUM seamless tyblng TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ROOM FOR RENT for 1 or 2 gen Businega Locxtioiw Ideal for ln-la\v problem. COVENTRY—New 5’ 4 room anch, MI 3-1577 end delivery, Mr. Miller, JA HOME OWNERS, tool and equip­ prices with free estimates. Work­ son interested In varied work. FROM OUR BANK SUMMIT STREET — Oversize six omatlc. Striking two-tone blue. manship guaranteed. Call Thomaa Salary plus benefits. Write ''Man­ Orders taken for turkey poiilts. conical antennaa. single bay, tlemen. Private entrance, kitchen for Rent 64 three bedroom, living room, kitch­ 24904. ment rentals, A P Equipment, 948 FOR UNPAID BALANCE room .cape, patio, porch, two VERNON MANCHESTER PAUL J. CORRENTI 8t.l98k Oakland Motora. Inc., .367 Center St. Ml 9-2052. Open week­ Harrison. MI 3-4884. chester Herald, Box Z, stating May delivery. MI 3-8020. Little ft 82.95: stacked conical. 84.95. Bar- pri'vlleges free parking. Inquire en and dining area. Built-In range Roofinji—Siding at 167 M;faple ' St. COMMERCIAL business or office baths, two fireplaces, plenty of $11,500—?? Small 6 room cape. 4 25c WASH—Do, It yourMlf. Lucky Dakand St, Open evenings. MI ends. education, age, business exper­ McKinney, 15 Woodbridge St. low’s TV. 1089 Tolland Tpke., MI 1, 2, OR 8 YEARS TO PAY! and oven, fireplace and mantle. New listing—Spotless 3 bedroom, Real Estate >ROFESSIONAL p a p e r hanger. ience and aalar>’ required. 3-6095. space loi rent. Up to 6600 square closets, finished recreation room finished, partial walk-out Basement garage, hot water heat. -Lady Self-Service Laundry. 11 8-1446. RAY'S ROOFING CO., shingle START PAYING PLEASANT, clean, heated roo..i 1 feet. Will sub-dl-vlde. Main Street. with built-in bar plus rumerous basement, 8 acre* 6-room“'ranch home with 1-csr ga­ Maple St (acrosa from First Na- Workmansblp guaranteed, IN JUNE Situated on one acre lot. Close to Tel. MI 3-6863 1958 CHEVROLET Impale hard­ ' built-up roofs, gutter and cont free estimates call, collect Col- Artides For Sale 45 for 1 or 2 gentlemen. Free park Located near Center. ‘*lent> of fine features. Paul J. Correnti. 811.900—Near parkU’ay. Older 8 rage, fireplace, hot' water heat, Uonal Store Parking Lot). / GARDENS PLOWED.. Reasonable, tor work: roof, chimney repair ROOMS FURNITURE , schools. bu4 and shopping. 814,900. copper plumbing, all city utllltlee. top. Completely equipped. Includ­ Call J. Krleskl. 5H 4-0398, Chester LEhigh 7-5706. Ask for WOMAN to do light Ironing. Call Boats and Accessories 46 I ing. 54 High St. parking. Phone Ml 9-5229 or Ml MI 3-536,1. room home, 2-car garage, Minimum FHA finsnclng. R F. Ray Hagenow, Ml 9-2214; Ray WALLPAPER Sale—Many atternz *9.36 MONTHLY 3-7444, Nice level lot. ^nslbly priced. For RIDE TO Pratt A Whitney South ing all power accesaortea. Driven Dick Gregoire. MI 3-1859 after 5 p.m. LARGE furnished light housekeep­ MANCHESTER—New 6 room split amesite drive, gliade trees. Dlmock Co., Realtor, Nil 9-5246, from a careful 14,000 miles.-Only 12..395, g a r d e n s p l o w e d . Very rea- Jackson. Ml 8-8825. to choose from at handsom' sav- Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, further information call lot 7-3:30 ahtf BOATS NOW in atock - Croaby ing room near Main St. Lady or LARGE STORE, 206 N. Main St. ranch, with 2-car garage Modem *13.300-?? Almost new 5 room, 2 or Robert Murdock, Ml 3-6472, Tolland County StmTNotch. MI 8-8676. Oakland Motors, Inc.. 387 Oakland sonable. Call H. Holden JA Ings. Trimmed and coated C. J. Fiberglaa. Wolverine. Starcraft Rugs, Lamps, Tables Barbara Wood.*, MI 9-7702. COUOHIJN ROOFING Company, B<^ds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Help Wanted— Male i 36 And Other Items couple. Call 3-6388. New modem front, good business kitchen with b;iilt-ini. Two full bedroom ranch, walk-out ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor St. Open evenings, MI 8-1446. 8-0698 after 6. Inc. Aluminum aiding, asphalt- Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center and Cadillac, E'vinrude motora, basement. ,/ANTED-Rtde to Park Ave. EVERYTHING *228.78 center. *65 monthly. baths. Close to schools 818,900. Ml 9-4643 or Homemakers Set asbestos roofing. Also aluminum, SPRIXG CLEAN-UP time! Get rid St. new and used. Sales and service. ROOM FOR rent, continuous hot lO'/r down. Philbrick Agency. MI 816,800 or best offer. 8 room ranch (XXX) East Hartford. Hours 81804. Call 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air, 2-door LIGHT TRUCKING, attics, cellars LATHE OPERATORS McBride’s Sports Spot, 10S Center Eveningsogi and weekends galvanized or copper gutters and of allXthoae nagging bills by con- POWER MOWERS—Toro. Jacob 8 ROOMS ,FURNITURF water and private entrance. Jres SMALL STORE for rent Main St. 9-8464. with expandable attic. Ml 9-7862 after 8 p.m. sedan. Locally owned and serv­ and yards cl*aned. Very reason­ St. parking. 101 Chestnut St. loAKE STREET — New elx room Mr. Jonnson, MI 8-7857 Achievement Day iced. Equipped with radio, heater, able. MI 4-0209. leaders. Ml 8-7707. aolldatW them into a single Top wages. Must be able to set aen. YaZoo and Snapping TurUe *10.18 5IONTHLY Nice location Parking facilities. Beautiful Columbia stone ^Call MI 3.0211. ______GLASTONBURY — Lovely over­ Colonial with garage. Built hy U. SPENCER CORSETS and bra* ax- powergllde, 81.099. Oakland Car­ monthly\payment. If you own up and work from blue prints. Reel and rotary. Also riding mow ROBERTS 10 FT, king size sailing Westinghouse Refrigerator. Uving fireplace, basement ga­ t H, Built-in stove and oven. $13,200- -1968 SIX room Cape fire TYPEWRITERS —Repaired, rent ROOFING. SIDING, painting sized ranch, 3 bedrooms IH pegtly fitted to Individual meaa- Motora, Inc., 367 Oakland St. pentry. Alteratlona and additions. property, \dial CH 6-8897 and ask Call Hartford JA 7-4205 or apply era. Parts and service. Capitol pram. May be seen at 160 Parker Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Ruga, ROOM AND garage for rent. Ml rage. Irerge fireplace. Sun deck 1% place, birch cabinets, baseboard Tolland County hometniUerz will urementa. Doctors’ prescriptions Open evenlpga. MI 3-1446, ed, sold and serviced. 479 E. Mid­ Frank Burke or Mrs. Carter how Equipment Co., 38 Main St.. Man­ Lamps Table.s and Other Items baths, recreation room, aluminum neat, awnings, aluminum otormi, hold their annual Achlevament Ceilings Workmanship miaran- St. after 5-iSO p.m. 3-8958. Houses for Rent 65 storms, beautiful >4 acre lot with baths tliiee bedrooms. Beautiful filled promptly, efficiently Mary dle Turnpike. MI 9-3477. teed A A. Dion, Inc., 299 Autumn you pay b a ^ . second mortgage DELTA CORP, chester. Ml 3-7958. EVERYTHING *297.2' ANDOVER view, 818.760. R. F. Dlmock Co., garage, shade trees. Carlton W. Day May 18 at tha Union Congre­ F. McPartland. RU 9-1994. 1958—Oldsmoblle super 88 Holiday funds at 822>25 per month per OUTBOARD MOTOR 1958 22 h.p. LEBANON CENTER—Rede orated flowers and shmbs and large ter­ gational Church, Rockville, from S St. 5U 8-4860. '1249 Main St., Hartford. race *1,000 down. Schwartz Real 8 5,500—2 room cottage, privacy, 2 Realtor. MT 9-524.5 or Robert Hutchins, MI 9-6182. coupe, power steering, power *1000. CtonnecHcut Mortgage Ex TOP son.,—Possibly the cle nest Scott -Atwater with remote con­ 8 ROOMS FURNITI'RE ROOM FOR RENT. Gentleman 5 room duplex, heat, hot water, acres, bend of the river. Murdock Ml 3-6472, Barbara to 10 p.m, WOULD THE party who took the brakes, automatic transmission. Household Services and most fertile delivered 4 ROOM Cape Cod, shed lormer Mrz. John Booth, Vamon. chair­ pocketbook from a gr««b Cadillac Radio, beater. Excellent condition. Offered 13-A or remodeling call Manchester area 'his year. Place your -rder. tion. 8300. MI 3-5908. Washing Machine. Westinghouse Whipple. NI 2-7031. tile bath, fireplace, open etal.' man of the county homa aeonomiea in TalcottvUle near Lake Tanker- Asking 81800. Call MI 8-6808. Leonard L. Giglio ft Sons, Boiton ATTRACTIVE room in private MANCHESTER— English Colonlsl. large lot. Roofing and Siding, Inc, AH work Refrigerator, Bedroom, Living Six large rooms, large sunporch. (XXXI) case. Hot water oil heat, recrea­ advtaory' commlttaa, haa aimouacad ooean please return the bank TV SERVICE — Potterton’s. all guaranteed. Free estimates. MI Help tVante^y-Female 35 Cali \n 3-7083. Room, Dinette. Dishes. Rugs, home bath shower, free parking, *12,500—?? 6 room, 2 bedroom tion room, porch. Shade trees, that oommlttaaa ara-w w p la m ^ - book. There will b* no quesHons FISHERMAN’S special—Willys sta­ makes. Highest quality guaranteed HORIZONTAL BORING MI 9-0887. 66 lavatory, tile bath, modem kitch- ranch, stone fireplace, 1 9-8933. Buildini; Materials 47 Iremps. Tables, Blankets Suburban for Rent garage, amesite drive Pias- VERNON—New six room Colonial good cwuJIUon. Charles Iresper* tha program for tha event. Bha asked. MI 4-0259. tion wagon. Good condition. MI work and parts, over 47 year’s ex­ RECEPTIONIST. soVie typing, PICNIC TABLES 6’ *18.95, 8’ acre. ance. MI 9-7620. PBX experience pref^red. Apply and Other Item* tered walls,’’full attic,-hot water with attached garage. Built-In aaya the program la opan to all 8-4744. perience. Famous for service since MILL OPERATORS 821.95. Sturdy, braced, bolted EVERYTHING *398.22 ROOM FOR working man, quiet ROCKVILE—1 three room and 1 811,250—New 6 room ranches, range anc oven, Flreplsc* aun Jarvis Construction C\. 283 E. construction. 2” xl0 ” western fir. WEEKLY SAVINGS LIST neighborhood. Five minutes to oil heat, trees, shrubs, city utlM- Tolland County bomamakara. 1931. Phone MI 9-4537 for best Roofing and Chimnevs 16-A four room completely furnished, extras, '•> acre lot. deck. l ’,4 hatha, three hedrocma, HOME — BUSINESS — The general commlttaa conglaUI Antomobnes for Sal* I service. Center St. Top WRj^s. Must be able to set Delivered. Larger sizea available. bus. 88. MI 3-2822. newly redecorated, heated apart­ tlea, go<^ locatipn. Excellent con­ 6-A Canadian Framing, houaa Price Includes Delivery Setup, dition. CTnarles Iresperance MI 813,900—?? 8 room cape, garage, high wooded lot. Brick front. of Mra. John Wattera, Tcllgnd; Tranera ROOFING—Specializing r* pairing up and work from blue prints. MI 9 .5444. loada 894,00 Per M’ ments with garage, stove, refrig­ INCOME BEFORE -YOU BUT a usad car BELMONT Rug Cleaning Com RELIABLE WOMAN for hoil^ework Uervlce. Guarantee Immediate de­ ATTRACTIVE room Ifl quiet 9-7620. small brook, large lot 817,400, R. F. Dlmock Co.. Real­ Mra. MltchaU/Orlowakl, Rockvllla, see Gorman Motor Salea. Auick roofs of all kinds. New roofi, gut­ Call Hartford JA. 7-4205 or Combination Door* *14.05 ea. livery or Free Storage until needed. erator and automatic- washer. TR tor. Ml 9-5245. or Robert Mur­ f______u r n it u r e - taken ...... as down - - p*y- pany — For those who -are about 2 days weekly. Reference FOR PROMPT delivery o' rich private home. Near Cent( c Free .5-2656, T R 5-9992, T R 5-5531, TR *15,800—?? Fairly new 5 room and Mra. Frederick Sanford, He­ Sales and Service. 285 Main ter work, chimneys cleaned r i- quired. Phone MI 9-9628. loam, sand, stone, gravel nd fill. Caeement Window* *43.00 ea. Phone for appointment SIX ROOM Colonial, plastered dock, Ml 8-6472, Barbara Woods, Here Is an opportunity ver>' sel­ ment on mobile homes. Excellent their rugs — phone MI 8-0012. paired. Aluminum siding. 80 parking. Phone MI 9-7410 5-2244. ranch, attached garage, bron. Street MI 9-4071. Open evenings. lots available at Mansfield, Jen­ Call Ml 3-8603. Dlaappcaring afairwayg 823.95 ea. SAMUEL ALBERT. Hartford CH walls, full insulation, cerarr.ic tile assume 4 '4 % mortgage. Ml 9-7702, dom offered to the wise buyer. A The eubcommittee chairmen are; Free pickup and delivery Free years’ experience. Free esti­ REGISTERED NUBSE or L,P> Appl.v DELTA CORP. six room home, screened In porch, sen’s, Inc., fahvays rellahlel Roll­ estimates given. We specialize In Corner Cabinet* *35.00 ea. 7-0858 anv time up to 8 p.m. ROOM FOR young lady. All j H\d- COVENTRY—Unfurnished 4 rooms bath, lavatory, full attic; laundry Poatara, Mra. Emmanuel Kloter, WANTED — Clean used cars. We mates. Call Howlejl, MI 8-5381, MI for 3-11 shiftt in/^in ^ convalesceiit FRANK IS OPEN for business. ing Hills. Route 44-A, Mansfield. furniture and wall to wall ewrpet 1246 Main 8t., Hartford. Medicine Cabinet* '88 95 ea. See It Day Or Night leges of home. A few feet : *i#m anl tile bath, heat, hot water sup­ tubs, porch, hatchway, amesite HEBRON (XXXIT) new Timken flirnace, all large Rockville: InvlUUona, Mra. Oar- buy, trade down or trade any­ 8-0763. home. 40 hour \week. Alte Alter at Have used doors and used bricks Knotty Pino Paneling 14c *q. ft. If you have no means of trans­ everything. MI 9-3329, rooms, garage. A four room cold GA 9-4479. Ing. plied. Private entrance, veranda’ drive. Irerge lot. All city utilities. ... 900 Near Bolton, immacu­ lyle Sparkman, "Vernon; evening thing. Douglaa Motora. 888 'fain. weekends iff. Call Rockville for outdoor fireplace, also good Mahogany Paneling 17c aq. ft. portation, I’ll send my auto for n . . . . , i n a r , . . V ChSrleS VERNON — New six room split flat plus a package store and and parking area. Second floor. Immediate occupancy. late 4 room ranch, naae- hosteases, Mra. Loula Soracchl, Co­ CLOTHES that are cleaner, whit 5-4291. lyied furniture. I am also buying you. No obligation. FURNISHED ROOMS to rent, free Iresperance. MI 9-7620. "N level. High wooded lot. Cathedral candy store, all situated o.n a OLDER CARS, mechantca spa- Heating and Plumbing 17 parking. Call MI 9-0826 between Adults only. 865. PI 2-8931. ment garage. extras. ceiling with redwood beams Built- lumbia ; afternoon refrashmenta, Auto Drltrlng School 7-A er, brighter and look fresher are good '-ised furniture. 420 Lake St. SPECIALS 82xl4'4 lot. All for only $19,900. A Mrs. George Prelaaler, Rockville; clalt, flxlt yourself cars; always NURSERY MANAGER - Exper­ MI 9-6.580, A _L —B--E—R—T—'S ,5-7 p.m. TWO-FAMILY house with 2-car Must sell. in range and oven. 1’ 4 baths, large P.J. Special. Call now. a good selection. Look behind our washed, damp or fluff dried at 24 HOUR Immediate service. Re­ 8d and I6d com. nail* 89.95 pe.' keg afternoon hostesses, Mrs. Rpbert MORTLOCK’8 Manchester’s lesd- Manchester Laundromat, 660 Cen ienced ill pruning, planting, and 43-45 ALL"YN ST., HARTFORD garage separate oil burners. $14,300—Near Bolton. Almo.*l new. fireplace. Finished laundry room. offlee. Douglas Motors. 388 Main. modeling, repairing, new •Installa­ SECRETARY C. J. MORRISON ’Paint and Wall­ Window*, from 810.00 ea. mmer Homes for Rent 67 Ducharme, Vernon; evening re­ ing driving school. Three skilled, ter St. digging. Call Thomas M. Burgess, Flush Door*, from *4.00 ea. OPEN NIGHTS "nLL 8 P.M. $15,700. 173-8 Woodbridge St., Cali 6'4 room ranch, ha-sement Garage. Three bedrooms l\7,990. courteous instructors. Class room tions electric sewer cleaning, paper Store at 886 Centfer St of- Boarders Wanted 59-A R. F. Dimock Co., ReaItor> Ml PAUL J. CORRENTI freshments, Mrs. David Pot^ NEED A CAR and had your credit Attractive opening In modern air WappVpg, MI 4-1877. Sat. 8 P.M, ROOM water front cottage, owner. Ml 3-0826. garage, '/4 acre lot, extras. Mansfield; decorations, Mra. John InsUnietlons for 15, 16, 17 year DICTC’S WEATHERSTRIP Com­ drainpipes cleaned fast and effi­ feiTi off street parking and de­ For Builders With Cash Can Give ry by week or month. Call 9-5245, or Robert Murdock, Ml Broker MI 8-M63 turned down? Short on down pay­ ciently. Will R. Guy, Ml 8-0677. conditioned officerffice for 1 a convpetent rail MI 9-9713. ROOM FOR working girl. All priri- Obuchowskl, Vernon: exhibits, ment? Had a repoatesslonT Don’t olds. Telephone Mr. Mdrtlock, pany doors and windows, custom secretary. Interested in varie VOUNG MAN, 20-30, Manchester livery service. Call Special Deal* 361 or PI 2-8666. MANCHESTER COVENTRY 3-6472, Barbara Woods, Nfl 9-7702. USTING* INVITED Director of Driver Education. work guaranteed. Call MJ 9-1583 resident. Position with progressive APARTMENT-size gas range. Good leges of home. Wit'-jkor without M ri Earl Bickfordr Vernon; pro* give up! See Douglaa Motora. get S. WA’TSON, PLUMBING and heat­ work. Excellent salary benefit pro­ board. Near Poe^^Office. MI , __ _ ' 8 7,500—?? 4'4 room year 'round gram, Mrs. Walter Smith, Vernon; MI 0-7398. after 6 p.m. gram. Write' Manchester Herald, exterminating company. Phone JA NOBODY — BUT NOBODY condition, *25. MI 9-4259. COVENT^tY LAKEFRONT — Six Fiv* .room cape, breezeway and ♦ home, * n,.vlbuflexible finanfinancing. (XXXIII) EXCEPTIONAL VALUES the lowdown on the lowest down ing contractor. New Installations, BABY CARRIAGE, practcally UNDERSELI.S NATIONAL 3-6745. clean-up, Mrs. Walter Slerakowakl, and smallest payments anywhere. alteration work and repair work. Box B, stating education, age, 9-8244 for appointment. room cottage. Ail conveniences, garage, conveniently located to ... $i$,5oo-6-room I ARSON’S Oorinectlcut’a first II- FLAT FINISH Holland window new. *18. Call 5U 3-1394. boat. 850)\for season. PI 2-8361. Colonial, garage VERNON — New alx room ranch East Side, West Side, anywhere Ellington, and Mrs. Earl Kellner, Not a small loan or finance com­ shades, made to measure All Ml 9-3808, business axperience and salary re­ EXPERIENCED IXIOM FIXER FOR SALE—House blinds. Wood­ bus. school and 'shopping. Irerge ’ Ovtf- 1 acre lot, .«hado I with attached garage. Balll-tn Rockville; publicity, Mra. Freder­ pany Douglaa Motors, 838 censed driving school rained, FLASH CAMERA, bridal basket, NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. Apartments— Flats— in Manchester, for s f*lr deal in Certlfled and approved, is 'ow of­ metal Venetian blinds ' a new quired. helper to work on Crompti n and en storm window*. Ml 3-4097. living room with fireplace. Htchen trees, fruit trees garden, j range and oven, fireplace 1'- living housing call THE JARVIS REALTY ick Ick Steullet, Rockville; hooked rose coat 1^-16, topper 18-20, 381 STATE s t r e e t , Tenements fering classroom and behind low price. Keys made while you Millinery Dresamakins: 19 Knowles looms. Good rate of pay, NORTH HAVEN, CONN, d to Rent bedroom and bath, first floor Two *14,800 Bolton line. over-1 room and basement. Wooded IoI.I qq rugs, Mrs. John. Wattera, Tolland; wheel Instruction for teeeiagere. wait. Marlow’s. with incentive. 8 holidays, and ■ girls' clothing, 12-14. MI 8-8589. txl2 GRAY BROADLOOM mg, in sized 6 room tape, I 'j nice location, $18..600 R E Dlmock lunch, Rockville Homemakere. RAMBLER American 1958 super CHestnut 8-2147 excellent condition. Call Ml 3-1721 FOUR ROOM apartment for rent. PROFESSOR. fe and ?our year bedrooms second floor. Hot water, deluxe, two tone green, 5 passen­ 5U 9-6075. DRESSMAKING and alteratlfma ADULT AND three children deslt-e alck lenefits. Apply between 9 and baths, large lot, extras. Co., Realtor, Ml 9-5245, or Bar­ 810.800- Combine home and busi­ The achievement day la a part WEAVING of burns, moth holes housekeeper. Must live in. Phone THAYER STROLLER, crib mat­ Heat, hot water, gas for cookin". 1 -qu daughter furnished rent- oil heat, full basement, large lot ger sedan. Whitewall tires, auto­ Speciallziilg in children’s' clothba. 4.- National Filter Media Corp., Or Ml 3-6346. $15,900- ?? New large 6 room bara Wood.*. Ml 9-7702, Robert ness. In this 6 room older of the Tolland County cooperative and torn clothing, hosiery runs, tress doll’* crib and other toys. electric refrigerator and gas , near lake, e 10 t'--ough matic, transmission. Radio, heat- ATTENTION teenagers—Ages 15 50 9-9140. MI 9-1978. 1717 Dlxw'ell. Ave., Hamden. fpH with trees, A.*king *15.500. ranch, custom built, walk­ Murdock, MI 3-6472. home in industrial zone on extension service program and to 18. We teach. Class room. Start handbags repaired, slpper re­ 5H 9-1976. CHAMBERS FURNITURE stove. Call MI 9-4071 or MI 9-5779 ■ September 10. MI 3.8416. Adam* St., garage, oil '’if-, wi accessories. Low mileage, AVON CALLING YOU to help 8-5566. * out basement. l ’,4 acre highlights the accomplishments of now. We. teach adults 19 to 60. placement, umbrellM "epalred, from 5 to 7 p.m. . (XXXV) heat. , homemakers in the county. like new. PI 2-7176. Free home pick-up service, ’’’hrec men’s shirt collart reversed and Movi njr—Trucking— meet ever increasing demand for YOUTH OVER 18 for part-time SALES MOTHER AND chlld\ 4 rirom ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor wooded lot. Instructors, no .waiting. C.i I Mr. replaced. Marlow’a Little Mend­ our cosmetic and fragrances. Na­ general drug store work. 5 eve­ LOAM ONE ROOM partially furnished imfumished rent up o *50. Cen- *22,700-Large c o n t e m porary BOX MOUNTAIN DR., Vernon - *12.900 Sparkling Cape 6 rooms 1954 CHEVROLET engine. 8 cylln Storage 20 apartment. Apply Marlow’t, 867 MI 9-4643 evenings' and Weekends decs. Good running condition. Call Mlclette, Manchester Driving ing Shop. tional advertising and 'ocal TV nings 5-9 References. Good pay. CULTIVATED, CLEAN 50 East Middle Tpke. tral. Call MI 9-5104. ranch, extra* galore, hill Spacious seven room ranch, large finished. Nicely land­ Academy. PI 2-7249. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ programs creating terrific de­ Box W. Herald. SEPTIC TANKS TOBACCO FIELb LOAM Main St. top, 2 acre lot, tre­ redwood paneled living room three scaped lot. Ideal for chil­ Regional District 8 MI 9-4257 after 6 p m. ______; ATTICS, CELLARS and yards mand. Earn 82 to *3 an hour. We Mr. Johnson, MI 8-7357 mendous view. ing Company. Local and 'onf dis­ AND TEL. Ml 9-0650 MI 8*5187 Farm and Land for'Sale 71 bedrooms, den, and separate din­ dren. Near Waddell ARE ’S’OU looking for a second ------—---- ! cleaned. ..Also landscaping, MI tance moving, packing and stor­ train vou. Call CH 6-1658. FULtrTlME drug clerk. Exper­ NEWLYV^DS VERNON—Rambling Colonial. Six *80,000—?? Almost, new 8 family. ing room. Kitchen, bullt-ln range School, on bus line. 10% Garage—Service—Storage ,J0| 9-6679^______ienced, dependable and pleasant AFTER 5 P.JW. and oven, wall refrigerator. Two- 11 Juniors Set carl We have cars from *75 up. age Weeklv van eervlce to New PLU8GED SEWERS First month’s rent free. New FOR FARMS and land tracA with­ rooms, 1 floor. 2 years old. 2 6, 8 and 5 room flats. down FHA. Some no money down. .Qakland personality. References. No phone Quality furniture at lowest car garage, l',-4 acre lot, 826,800 j York. 50 .3-6563. EXPERIENCED WAITRESS want­ 314 room heated apartment* Ap­ in 25 miles east of Hanford. baths, spacious rooms, finished Irerge rooms. Motora Inc. Open evenings. MI ’THREE OARAGES for rent Avail calls. Miller Pharmacy, 199 Green prices. playroom, 2 fireplaces, patio-, 2- R. F. Dimock Co.. Realtor, AU *15,200 A beauty of a Cap* 6 fin­ For Merit Exams able May 1st. Call 5-7 p.m. Ml Building— Contracting 14 ed. Cali MI 4-8913. 4 Machin. Cleaatd pliances, individual teleirisiim an­ Lawrence F. Fiano, Broker. \ Ml FOR INFORMATION OR OTHER S-1446. 5IANCHESTER Package Delivery. Rd. car garage. 4 miles from Man­ 9-.624.6, or Barbara Woodt MI ished rooms. Extra deep 8-6441. Living room, bedroom, kitchen tennaa and heat control. Irenndry -,3-2766. IJS’l'INGS' lot on Woodland St., close BIDWELL HOME Improvement IJght trucking and package deliv­ SALESGIRL WANTED. Apply Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer chester. 837,900, Philbrick Agen­ 9-7702i Robert Murdock, M? 8-6472. Eleven Junior Claes students at 1957 FORD DEL RIO ranch wagon. ery, Refrigerators. wa*hcrs ~nd Lines Installed—Cellar Water­ and baby’s room. equipment, car space, picnic area, In .schools, transportation Co, Alterations, additions, ga­ SpoUess Super Cleaners, 817 Main 15 minutes to Hartford Bridge. cy. Ml 9-8464. LAWRENCE F. FIANO Regional District 8 High School Equipped with radio, heater, rages. Roofing and siding experts. stove moving specialty Folding proofing Done. Houses for Sale (XXXVI) and shopping. 10% down Hebron vy'W take ths Nationir whitewall tires. Very low mileage Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Street. STORE FOR RENT Adults. Phone MI 9-4824. TR 5-5775. BROKERS Ml 3-2'766 FHA. Aluminum clapboards a specialty. chairs for rent, 50 9-0752. ■ AVAILABLE MAY 1 TV Sales and Service [ANCHESTER—Five room cnch, Merit Scholarship Qualifying Teat car. In excellent condition. Only CLERK-TYPIST. Position avail­ SIVEEPING VIEWS — Six room full basement, two fireplaces, i Paul P. Fiano MI .6-04.68 ! TWO IN ONE package. A nlc two- Unexcelled workmanship. Easy AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. I.«cal McK in n e y B R tis -State Theater BuHdlilg Open daily evenings 7-30-9 THREE ROOM apartment, tile ! family and a separate fmir room , *15,900 laovely custom hullt Cape SaturtlajL morning at the school. 81.695. Oakland Motors, Inc., 367 GIRI-S 26” lightweight bike with budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR able. 8714 hours per week for local CLEAN-UP bathroom. linoleum, venetlar ranch, fireplace, heated recrea­ Mastered walls, full insulation, >------— -- , ^ ----- _ ------The examination,' laatlng Utr** Oakland St. Open evenings. MI moving, packing, storage. Low Sawnroq* Disposal Co. Apply Theater Manager tion room, steel beam construe tiW bath Wood sheathing with LAKE TERRAMUGGAS—.Six room home. This fwo-familv is Ir very Cod home on high level lot foot brake. *20. 5U 8-2053. 5-9109. insurance firm. Under age 35. I clean garages. attics and cel- I'NORGE AUTOMATIC washer and blinds, heat and hot water fur­ on North Main St., 5 over­ hours, will be administrated by 3-1446. ______i__:------rales on long distance move* to Evening -appointments for inter­ Ail trash hauled awayf tlon, attached garagef *17,8.60, aliHigles sidewalks curbs City? year-around cottage, enclosed ,,1^* condition Inside and out. 48 states. .50 8-5187. Ian. ISO-ISt Pearl St.— 5n 8-5308 Kelvihator electric range. Both nished parking. Inquire U School porch overlooking lake. 12 miles | Separate heating systems, copper sized rooms on lat floor. English teacher iMax Singer. . ALTERATIONS and remodeling — view. Call MI 3-1124. THIS SCMblER: 8 years old. Older Hotpolnt re­ St. An' 9-2360. '■...... - Extra building lot available only uUltiies. Amesite drive. Immediate Taking the testa will be: Rich­ 1956 NASH Ambassador, super. 19^ TRIUMPH T-10. Good eondt- kitchens bathrooms, attic. cel­ 81,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI occuVney. Charles .Ireaperance, from Aircraft. $9,9.60. Philbrick, plumbing, aluminum comblna- 1 parliallv finished on Excellent condition. Call MI 8-2033 Ijiwn mowing, imlniral digging, frigerator. All clean and in good Agency, MJ 9-8464. 2nd floor.' Oil heat, base­ ard Durkee, Janet French, Doneld tlon. 9,00(i miles. MI 9-3856. lars residing, porches, roofpg 3H R'JOM APARTMENT, heat, hot 9-JHS3. MI 9-t 120. lions, two-car garage, convenient between 3:30-6 p.m. Painting— Papering 21 windows cleaned and trucking operating condition. Call MI 9-8553 location. An unusual package buy ment garage. GoncI, Alice Hammond, Qugene and room additions. Connecticut water, paring First floor. Bullt- Hayber, Barbara Home, MAirorle Remodeling . Services, 34 Ork St. for these .and other services. between 5:80 and 9 or weekends. VERNON —New elx room Build­ LARGE y room cape (2 unfinished) ROCKVIUaB;—8 room older home, for $21,500. R. F. Dlmock Co , Business Services Offered 13 PAINTER and paperhanger, deco­ Inrelectrlc OTW>r6vrf*o$ 1’ 4 baths, 2-car garage central *17,800 Ranch living at its best in Mitchell, William Qiieal, Randy MI 3-1425. rating Good clean job, reasonable KITCHEN FLOORS ceptlonally nice. Centrally locat­ er’s Model Ranch, basement ga­ bteezew^, garage, shed dormer, Realtor. MI 9-5245, or Barbara CLEANED and CALL rage, bullt-ln oven and range fireplace.'reluminum storms, large location $14,700. Currkn Realty. Woods, MI 9-7702, Robert Mur­ this 8 bedroom rancher At Walmaley, Mary Welch snd Allen NOTICE RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any m ake- price. S. Yencha, 5U 9-6914 after UMBD OAK bedroom Set, MI ed residential neighborhood. JA 8-5586. Mrs. Contessa ’’ I 31 French Rd. Full base­ Yale. ANY t-CIND of carpentry and cabi­ ROBERT P r a g u e Adults. Phone Ml 3-7590 or MI colonial fireplace, executive elze maple trera, 100’ frontage Only dock. Ml 8-6472. cars amplifiers, phonographs and net work donci Honest snd relia­ 5. W AXED $1.50 8-0058. \ rooms. Convenient to schools, 813,900. Camon W. Hutchins, Ml 2-8885. ment. Carport, like new. The test Is the first step in com­ PUBLIC HEARING changers Over 47 years total ex­ a n c h e s t e r 3-8470. Large level lot. Q oie to petition for merit scholarships pro­ ble workman^ip. Call Roscoe EXTERIOR AND interior painting MINER'S 11 FORD ST.. M COMBINA'nON OIL and gas shopping, Hartford; Manchester. 9-5132. (XXXVII) PROPOSED ADDITIONAL perience 90 days guarantee on all Thompson, 3-1895 for esti­ n.OOR MAINTENANCE. Call Day or N’lght-^24 Hour Only 118,200—30 vear mortgage. OVERSIZED Cape Cod, In im­ Parkade. vided by some 90 corporations, in 5Ianchester, Bolton, Coventry range' and GB, refrigerator, good FOUR ROOM apartment and two- maculate condition. Six finished APPROPRIATIONS work. Potterton’s. Ml 9-4537. mates TEL.t r 5-1704 gOMlce—Tel. Ml 8-7576 room apartment for rent. Call MI Builder, MI 9-1489 and Ml 3 2465 ENGLEWOOD DRIVE — Si'- room TWO-FAMTI.Y — Excellent condi­ foundations, societies and individ­ and Rockville area. Free es­ condition. Reasonable. MI.’O-SIO*. rooms and fully plastered. Extra See these best of buy*. TODAY! uals, M well as by the National Board of Directors REUPHOLSTERY, slip covert and timates. Call 5H 9-9229. 9-0578. Cape, oil heal, ceramic tile bath, tion, 6-5, choice location, *16,700. CARPENTER desires repair work, VERNON-DlstlncUve 5-room Co­ tile kitchen, amesite drive, excel­ large ’ kitchen with dining ’ area, R. F. Dlmock Co.. Realtor, Ml ■iJoin our "Home Finders” club for Merit Scholarship Foundation It­ Town of Manchester, draperi'es custom made. Fre<^ es­ all tvpes of remodeling. Dial PI lonial ranch In a community set­ large bedrooms, living room with quick housing action. timates. Open evenings fot your lent condition. Owner moving out 9-5245, or Barbara Woods, MI self. Connecticut 2-7728. ting; Minutes to school, shopping of state. Priced for quick sale. fireplace, aluminum storms and 9-7702 Robert Murdock, Ml About 10,000 semlfinalists, ths ■ Notice is hereby given that the convenience. P ft M Upholsteiy Town NO'nCE and greater Hartford. City ater. screens, two-car garage. Excellent j a r V is r e a l t y CO. highest scorers in each stats, will Shops 20797 N. Main 8t. 50 9-6324. CARPENTERS, experienced in Call Paul J. Correnti. MI 8-5363. 3-6472! Board of Directors, Town of Man­ • SEPTIC TANKS TTie Coventry Zoning Board of. Only *13.600. FHA-VA flancln,.. value and priced to sell. S. A. 283 E. CENTER ST. MI 8-4113 be named early next fall. Each chester. Connecticut, will hold building and contracting, altera­ CLEANED and INOTALLED Advertisement Mdnthly payments *85. Only a few MANCHESTER — Summer St. Six Beechler, Realtor, MI 3-6969. W. (XXXVIII) Mrs. Wagner—MI 3-1955. eemifinallet wlU tako a second ex­ tions, additions, porches, etc. Spe- Now In Manchester Appeals will hold a public hearing Mr. Tomaiuolo—MI 9-1878 Public Hearing in the Municipal -NoUce is hereby giver of a pub­ on Friday, May 8, 1959 at 8 P.M. left—last chance. Call builder, rooma, plastered walls, oil heat, R, Smith, A.saociate, MI 9-8962. amination to become' finalists. B?ur- cializing In cottages,a, garages, sid­ enclosed porch, city t'tililies. NEAR PORTER ST. School. Six Mr, Wei'bner—MI 8-7847 Building Hearing Room. 41 Center workmanship. • SEWERS lic hearing to be held by the Board in the George Hersliey Robertson MI 3-2465 or MI 9-1489. Street, Manchester, Connecticut, NOTICE ings. Guaranteed Garage, amesite drive. *13.400. BOLTON - Three year old ranch I'liom Cape Cod, choice location. and extra-curricuIaT' 5U 8-0731. MACHINE CLEANED . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE of Directors of the Town of Man­ School at which time the following Tuesday, May 5, 1960 at 8:00 P.M. A public hearing wdll be held by chester in Uie Hearing Room of appeals will be heard; diaries I..esperBnce, MI 9-7620. home with professional landscap­ Aluminum comhinations. Priced to Lot.s for Sale 73 ■on proposed additional appropria­ the Town Planning Commission of ing and suburban setting being sell $13,900. R. F. 'Dlmock Co., , INSTALLATION Our axpart mtchanics rabulld and adjust aH t^p** the Municipal Building in the 1..Robert Helma at South Street NOTICE VERNON—Manchester line. Ne / tions as follows;' Manchester, Conn., Monday eve-, Town of Manchester at 8 :po P.M. for an addition to existing hoiise offered at appraisal value. Six Realtor MI 9.6245, or Barbara a. Additional appropriation by ning. May 4. 1959 in the Hearing' SPECIALIST In accordance wlUi "the require­ 6-room Cape. Breezeway and 2- rooma including, formal dining Woods, Ml 9-7702, Robert Mur­ AND^JVER—Lake waterfront lot; automatic trai^smisslons. Also compluta. fi'ont pod Tueadayi May $. 1959. to assess on Maple Drive without proper car garage. Irerge rooms, 2 baths. *1,900. MI 3-8105. an additional allocation from Room of the 5IuniclpaI Building, to one-half of tbe cost of the instal- eelback. ments of the Zoning Board of Ap­ area, ceramic bath with vanity, dock, >D 8-6472. the Capital Improvement Reserve consider the following proposed aiignmfnf service. peals regulations for the Towm' of Good location. $19,500. Philbrick •fireplace. A truly fine home / latlon of sidewalks and to deter- 2. South Coventry Water Supply Agency. MI 9-8464. (XXXIX) 84 a c r e s Prime resldenUa! prop* Fund for ths Improvement of Rob­ amendments to the plan of de­ Town and Golintry mine whether or not the public Co., Jnc„ for permlMiop to erect Manchester, Conn., the Zoning worthy of your consideration. S. uifor- A. Beechler, Realtor, ML 3-6969, ertv. cit'v water. For further ertson Park and adjoining land of velopment for the municipality: GOOK’S SERVIGE STATION, InCs Interest and convenience require water storage tank' on Ireke St. Board of Appeals will hold a public VERNON — 5% room ranch now 'hiatlon. R. F. Dlmock Ca Ml MANemeSTER w the Town as part of the installa­ HARTFORD »ROAp. Proposal: hearing on Monday, May 11. 19.69 W. R. Smith, Associate. MI The home that should end A Drainage Go. t e l . m i 8-5501—MANCHESTER GREEN, OONN.#^ \ the construction of sidewalks upon without proper setback. under construction. Basement ga­ 9-5245. . tion of a conduit In Robertaon Straighten out curve on present the follo'wing highways ■ In the 3. Hyman J. and Belle Sherman at 8 P.M. in the Hearing Room rage, bullt-ln oven and range, 9-8952. by Ponticelli in 1951. Alum your eearch! !.! 6 ^ room Park...... 427,000 r-ad west of P y o ^ c t Street. Ml 9-4143 Town of Manchester: of Flanders'Road for an addition of the Municipal. Building on good location. Price 816.50t, By combinations, large enclosed rear BOLTON ranch, spacious living W . b. Additional appropriation- by LINDEN STTIEET. lo existing house without proper the following application. STATE J. MANCHESTER—Finished "O room porch. Garage and amesite d.ive, room with fireplace, at- A OOLWAY STREET — north and appointment only. Call Paul Cape with full cellar. All copper an additional allocation. from the Elxtend south to Hartford Road. setback. HEARENG ALSO. Correnti, Ml ,3-5363. large lot. Very nice condition. Hebron Road—10 acres mor* or tractively planned ' kttch- -Capital Improvement R e s e r v e COTTAGE STREET. Proposal: •outh sides — from North Adam M. Slrois, 308 We$t.Mid­ plumbing, tile bath,' large cabinet less, 800 ft. approximetely front- Street to North School Street. 4. Rose Anne Hebert of Route $157500; R. F. btmock Co.. Real­ : en-dinet$e area. th*#e QR> Fund for grading and a ^ ln g of Extend northerl.v ■ to Madison 44A for permission to operate a dle Tpke.; Buslnesa Zone III. Spe- BOLTON CENTER — Five room kitchen. City utiUtles, good loca- tor Ml 9-6246. or Barbara Woods, ’are; partly wooded. $2,.600 oMh. bedrooms, one with . A ;; various loti on Schaller K M "«n d Street and extend eoutherly to ; PORTER SORBET ^ northerly tearoom or similar buainesa in a tlal expepllon le requeated for ranch, artistic stone front, *>■>«*, Uon. Asking $13,600. Will talk MI 9-7702, Robert Murdock, MI she” cloaeu. rau ; bMe^ LAWN MOWERS aide —7 from Steephollow Irene Bolton Street in 'connection with Charter Oak St. ■ ' residence zone on Route 44A. Limited Repairer’s License and breezewsy, garages. Sprawled out price. Over 76 cjther listings in 2 8-6472. MANCHESTER ment ^ t h ’ llreptsca. theine constructionconsirucuon iof,01 thetne Schalletecnaiiet PARKER STREET. Proposal; ^ SHARPENED. SEGRETARY-REGEPTIONIST to Ferguson Road. 5. . Elizabeth M. Gould of Nathan Certificate of Approval for aam<. qn huge lot, to Carlton w . Hutchins, families and single homes from Plush lawn, weU land- Road Storm sewer project. $10,000 Relocate Parker Street.ataEtlng.et TRBBBE DRIVE — adjaeSnt to Hale Road for permlsBion to divide Elliott OMva, 4U Hartford Rd.; ■“lin 9-5182. $7,609 Elsie .MeyariAgency, Real­ (XXXX)______Rural residential buUdlnge loU, aesped. E M ^ g s -ca ll MI 8* AfffTitifMial AYinmnHfttlAn • nA4 room ranch, Cape,, four finished rooms, down, Warren E. H[oWlHBi« Fund An* the {xitehase from the Detailed deseripUoita and plan of I All work Inarantaed. Free I with 'secrctanal and public contact experience. ; • No. S4 Olcott Street pairer’s License and Certificate of Large fenced in lot. Forced not Realtor jPick-np and delivery. We| AU interested persons are In- half acre lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, two rooms up roughed in, ^um- LAWRENCE F. FIANO* New Haven Railroad property at the above jsbreet changea are on Call Mr. Brody. MI 8-2776 to arrange for an in- No. 109 Trebbe Drive viteh to attend this hearing. Approval for same. air heat, full basement $16,600. ■'inum combinatione throughout, S1$ Mala •tireo* Depot Bmare.* 185,600 fll-j In the Town Clerk’s Office end {also aharpen axes, ecleeore, No^^,105 Trebbe Drive ' AU persona Interestied may af- Phllbrick Ageh’cy. MI 9.8464. i . den ol- bedroom, hot water !»•*«■ Broken I chleela, planer bladra and [ t«(rview. Robert W. Gropbaok, rfabard heat, aluminum gcre'enc and fully plastered, amesite «*' Francis J. Mahoney, may be seen In, the Town Planning PAINTING .and ; I Francis ahoney. Secretary Chairman______,t#nd thisthis hearing. cellent condlUon. Pj,‘‘=e M8.700, , , MI 8-87M Secretary Commleelon’i Office, I knives. CovMtry BqnlBir Bdard of BONING BOARD OF APPEALS t t CONWAY RD.—SU room rahch; storms, half basement laundry fa- of the Board of Dlrectore, ctUUes. NMr new vSiUer Brush Call R. F. Dimock Co. Ml 9®34^ PAUL P. FIANO Board of Directors * TOWN PLANNING COM­ PAPER HANGING ALOON SPINNING MILLS, INC. Town of- Manchester, ,Cop- Appeals Dimlel L Hair. Chairman garage, patio, fireplactj^storm > i . Manchester, Connectlbut MISSION idaiit OwMT traasfsrrad. MI ^ b a r a Woods. MI 0-m>3, RObeH TEI^PHONE BRUNO MOSKE YALOOTTyiUX, CONN. \ .Boctleut I Daiad at OoveaUry thla $8th day Edward M. Saaii, Socratary windows, M ar schools. Dwasr MI MilKfWr M l $4«n . M l $Q«W Dated at Manchester, ConnecU* Martin; K. -Alvord, Chairman Adrt No. Tar e m t . Mit Uds taranty-aerenth day of Dorothy C. Jacobson. “^TEL M l 3-0771 a< .AifU IW . , Becntary M l 9-3266, A M . Ha. T4IT

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(CiRMtfled AdverUetai on Pago $$) NO DELAY-PRESS &SPMY! VOL. LXXVIII, NO, 179 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 80, 1959 PRICE PIVB CENT! ROESiM IN ^ Sunday, May 10th Doctors Remove Tumor U.S. Sees Holes New Cuba DOUBLE In Red Plan on miHUTESI MurM Force Due EASIEST Has N-Tests Checks thing you can do \ In Panama Washington, April 30 (/P)— to get that Dmnie sir U.S. authorities see many po­ Panama, April 30 {IP)— GREEN STAMPS Lung Cancer tential loopholes in Russia’s PROFESSIONAL-LOOKING SPRAY ^OB Panamanian ti’oopa today offer o f, limited inspection to were reported preparing to go back up a nuclear test 'ban. Plan to Offer Russia ON 1001 THINGS into action “at any minute” New York, April 30 {IP)— With only a general outline of the Russian Idea presented thus against invaders from Cuba Tors Surgeons today found a can­ that need repainting or brightening up far, officials here have found holed up on the. north coast cerous tumor in Arthur Godr THURSDAY enough weak spots to make the 20 miles from the entrance to INSIDE OR OUTSIDE YOUR M E frey’s left lung and operated plan unacceptable to the West. the Panama Canal. to remove it. At noon, SI/ 2 Tliey are awaiting clarification British Bid Office, Workshop, Factory, Store! 9 to 9 with all cash sales! before deciding whether the pro­ A screen of U.S. fighter planes hours after the exploratory posal show-s promise of- breaking was ordered iin over Panama’s To thoje who have never u»ed a apray *iiame!, we invite you surgery was begun, it was an­ the long deadlock in the Geneva north coast today to delect the to try a new kittd el peintinil If ygu Jiava tried the ordinary nounced that another hour talks on. banning huclectr teSts. aoproach ot.i ore invaders report­ On S ecu ri^ Aa •My>to-UM product HRSTQUAUTY apray product, we invite you to try a new type of SpMV Feint would be required for the tu­ While w-estern powers had called ed crossinj Uie Caribbean from formntated and |Mrf*ct«d by for an inspection system to police Culia. The air patrol was rcqiiesl- tho In hom*-u>* . . . NOT a lacquer .. . NOT an “adapted” enamel .... but t » » d » r » mor removal. any agreement to halt atomic ex­ e<3 by the 5-ambaasador team sent Pilint* «nd EnatnnU! No •*- a apecial product perfected by RED-DEVIL to impart tha NYLON An earlier report said a portion p a rM ^ nteottary: no atm- plosions, Moscow had been pushfhg by the Organization of American Zone Eased amooth, "auto-like” finiih that givei any old thing in your o f the lung gJao was being re­ for veto power. States (OAS1 to help end the vest- waanifag bnuhini or rolling for Meth*r's Day moved, but the noon-announcement Joat PBM S AND 8PRAYI homa that facwry-freth look. You'll bo glad you diacovered , G ift In a switch Tuesday night, the pocket attei. pt to overthrow Pan­ KaaeAat M>o— apof* lhal gave no further details on this Soviets announced In Geneva they amanian President Ernesto de la Paris, April 30 —West­ score. cannot 6a raacftarf t y a Reg. $1.35 Alba Beauty would cooperate in a veto-free sys­ G.iardla. ern foreign ministers end6d brurh! Sheer Nylon The operation on the radlo-TV tem of spot checking the sites of An informed source who report­ (heir pre-Geneva consulta­ star began at 8:25 a.m., an hour af­ suspected nuclear* explosions— pro­ ed the ir.ir.’ inence of attack on the VTNEIIAN 8UN0 » Sale $1.00 Pr. tions today with unexpectedly* NO BRUSHES TO ClEAN! ter he was' taken to the operating vided the Big Three atomic powers invaders said Ihe National'Gijard Red-Devil quick agreement on a common NO STIRRING! NO THINNING! Reg. 11.35 Alba Walking room. fix in advance the number of such had held qflf p. evlousl.y for ".special 2*Uck~tb*4fiMf /rx Sheer .. Sale $1.09 Pr. ' A t 10:30 a.m., as the operation checks to-be allowed each year. tactics” to protect the 1,000 in­ front for their tfilks with the HO COVER TO OPEN / proceeded, a doctor reported that President Eisenhower pointed up habitants of Nbmbre de Dios, the Soviet Union on Berlin and OR REPIACEI SPRAY-ENAMEL Reg. $1.1S A lbs Dreas some of the loopholes yesterday. coastal. town taken oV?r by the / Sheers ... Sale 09c Pr. Godfrey’s chest tumor had been .other problems of tense Cen­ NO SPtlllNG OVER CAN! Aluminum, Antique Wh't». Bettleahip, | 69 ' found to be cancerous and it was He said there is no sense in talk­ invaders who landed !a.at Saturday G«8D£N rURN. ing about the number of Inspection tral Europe. i HO DRIPPING! NO WASTE! Gray, Bright Green, Cade* Blua, Clear, Reg. $1.00 Arkwright expected another hour would be re­ ARTHUR GODFREY from Cuba. ' The 4-|iiower meeting, which Cloud Gray, Fira Red, Flat Black, Flat visits to be allowed aa long as the Between 200 and 300 Guard Sheer Seamleas ... 10c quired to complete surgery. opened here yesterday morning White. Glon Black, Clou White, Gold. ' Soviets insist on veto rights oh troop.a have hee.i deployed around. Z>on't 6a iwilctmd! Fe- Sale ... 8 Pr. for $2.19 His condition was said to be ex­ with tentative plana for a 3-day Pink, Royal Blue, See Green, Yellow. the lung containing the tumor Is who is to serve on control com­ Nombre de Dios since Tuesday. (ardlan o( what anyone tclli cellent. stand, was adjourned shortly after Reg. $1.00 Sheer 60 being removed. His condition is ex­ mittees and inspection teams and The govern:;:* nt said the invad­ you, thara if no ether tprey The American cancer society In noon. anamal In a clan with RED- Gauge N ylon ...... 89c cellent.” what can be inspected. ing force ii' Noribre de Dios now OAOr CAttlAU Sale ... 3 Pr. for $1.69 Its 1959 publication "Cancer P’acts Three physicians, three nurses The foreign ministers, however, D E V IL You owa it to your- BrinK in *ny small item and have it Washington officials also said numbered 89, including 84 Cubans, arranged a brief new informal aelf, for once, to leam the and Figures" says 34 per cent of and an anesthetist attended God­ spray painted FR E E by Mr. J. R. Con­ that it the Reds still reserve veto 3 Panamanian.*!, an American and meeting late today to clear up truth about a apray paint THIS YEAR GIVE MOTHER A No Mend Sheer Nylons lung cancer victims are saved if frey in the operating room of the rights on the planned 7-nation con­ a Puerto Rican. The Identity of that really workt! nelly, factory representative. Thurs­ $1.38 and $1.68 Pr. the diagnosis Is made early and Coiumbia-Presbyterian M e d i c a J some unsettled questions of trol commission they could cripple the American was not known. The stretegy, raising the question day 6-9 only! ’ ______' they receive proper treatment. Center. inspections. Russia coulc) do this gtvcrnnient claims the foreigners — ------ig 81 In a statement issued'during the The doctors’ names were not im- whether their claimed unity was $1.88 and $1.68 Pr. by chopping appropriations, bar­ were hired by Panamanians in in fact complete. HANDBAG operation, the doctor said: mediatelv made public. ring the hiring of experts and oth­ CilbA plottinj; to overthrow De la "The lesion of Mr. Godfrey's left It was understood unofficially Yhe secret western package pro:* WASHING MACHINE All with reinforced heel er devices even without a right of Guardia. posal contains some western con­ WTCmOIHE — for M OTHER'S DAY . . . lung has been identified a.s being and toes for extra wear. vetoing the inspections directly. The U.Sy'aii patroi was ordered cessions and counter-concessions a malignant tumor. The section of (Cot.tlnueo on Psge Ten) The Soviets have demanded, too, after Panamanian authorities re­ that the West expects of the Soviet s ported one or two more Invasion 1 New floral trim under clear plastic. Also that the inspection teams be head­ Union. But a U.S. spokesman em­ f?i I ed by nationals of the country be­ boats carrying up to .SOO men left phasized "W e are not going to lOAT FlA m N 1 CABINET '’mONIHG I0 M 5 imported STRAW BASKETS and GEN­ Toiletries, Etc. Greater Future Than UeS. ing Inspected and that the majority the Cuban port of Surgidero, on Geneva with the Idea of falling UINE LEATHER BAGS. on the teams be nationals. Amer­ Batabano B at, Tuesday. back.” Tweed Bath Powder ...... $1.50 icana contend this amounts to self- The committee of ambassadors Drawn up by foreign ministers recommended that the OAS coun­ That Old School Tie Tabu Spray C o lo gn e...... $3.00 inspection. of the United States, Britain, In the U.S. view, the number of cil in Washington urge Prime Min­ Secretary of Stale, Chriatian A. Herter smiles at' applause b.v students on returning today to the France and West Germany, the Coty Bath P o w d e r...... $1.75 *2.98 Te *7.95 Yankus Will Move inspections to be allowed would be ister Fidel Castro’s Cuban govern­ Ecole Aisacienne in Paris where ho was a student more than 50 years ago. The 64-year-oId Her­ package will be presented to the coRe Coty New I^ipstick ...... $1.25 ment to "exhaust all measures to ter took time out from the leonference pf western foreign ministers to return to his old classroom. HANDBAGS— Main Floor A t Entrance of great importance. The Reds Soviet Union at a foreign mlnis- Toni Home Permanent...... $2.00 bay* neither proposed a specific prevent a new invasion from being Born of American parents living in Paris. Herter entered the school In 1902 as a boy of seven. ,ters conference opening in Geneva MANCHESTER COHH- carried out.” Castro has con­ He studied there three years. (A P Photofax via Radio from Paris). May 11. Adorn Hair Spray ...... $1.50 demned ketion from Cuban soil CORNER KtAIN ond OAK STREETS Expello Molh Crystal...... 89c, $1.89, $2.99 Farm (Contomed on Pago Two) Spokesnien for all delegations at To Australia against other Latin American gov- the Paris eonferencs dgreed that Woolite Wool Wash ...... $1.00 and $1.50 emmenta, and the OAS Committee compicts accord had hsen reached $1.00 Woodbury Shampoo...... 69c said it had found: «o-evidence that by the mlnieteri. A final com­ any forfclgn government was in­ Monty Carries S h W Shore' *75c Bayer’s Aspirin ...... 67c Chicago, April 3() UP> — BtanleyAown living long as he isn’t Braces Senators Halt Cuts munique, in the same vein, gave Yanktis, Michigan farmer who re- harming • ------another man. volved in the Invasion of Pana­ no details. Reversible Large Size Anacin Tablets ...... '...... $1-10 belled against federal regulations " I haven’t harmed any farmer or ma. The American spokaeman told tmbroidered Large Listerine ...... • • • 89c on planting wheat, said today he city dweller. I have earned my liv­ Far Governor’s In a dispatch from Havana, the newsmen; “ W e reached qur com­ Large Cepacol ...... 07c will move to Australia. ing for myself and my family. I New York Times reported that mon ppsltion without wrangling. Panamanian rebels are plotting a To Macmfflan lw GREEN STAMPS Heirloom Type Economy Size Ban D eo d o ran t...... 98c His decision was made public in have paid my taxes. Marines, Army There Is nothing left up in the air. panel-front a copyrighted story In the Chicago " I believe I have been fined un­ symbolic grab of the canal if they It’s all down on paper.” Kolynos Toothpaste ...... y/ ... .2 for 69c Road P^gram overthrow De la Guardia. The IRSDAY, APRIL 30. WITH ALL CASH SALES! Daily News which sponsored a pre­ justly and in violation of the Con­ Moscow, April 30 -Field The last 6nag was cleared away view trip to Australia by the Dow- United States has permanent juris­ Washington, April 30 (;P) —Sen-,». stitution of the United States.” Marshall Lord Montgomery said found a way to Ignore the express­ this morning when a British pro­ batiste blouse Yankus said he and his wife, Hartford, April 30 i>P)—Gov. diction over the waterway and the a^ac, Mich., man. today he. is taking back a message atora voted unanimously today to ed opposition of Congress to the posal for a Central European ee- Yankus’ reason for the move, he Abraham Rlbicoff’s $622-miIlion halt a reduction in the Marine COLORFUL PRINTED PRACTICAL FLANNEL BACK BEDSPREADS Mildred, have been ready to move from Nikita Khrushchev to Prime manpower reductions and now ciirlty zone was watered doxrn. The said, la that he thinks freedom has since thev sold their Dowagiac highway program has passed in (Continued on Page Sixteen) Corps ordered by Pentagon leaders could find a way to undo that. PLASTIC a greater future in Australia than the state Senate without a Re­ Minister Macmillan. He has had TERRI^KITCHEN TOWELS farm April 4 for $30,000. They two conferences with the chief of t’l defiance of Congress, Saltonstall said the issue prob­ (Oontinned on Page Tea) '< y iR 5 !> \ In the United States. publican amendment. But now it They tacked on to a big catchall have two sons and a daughter, the Soviet government. ably could be worked out In a Sen­ R^./59c Each TABLECLOTHS He believes this country has goes the uncertain way of other supplemental money bill a rider •i ^ T Russell, 13; Dennis, 11,, and Karen, The old British soldier talked ate-House conference to adjust- only one last chance to save Itself administration bilia— into the po­ by Sen. -Mike Mansfield (D-Mont) 3. House Upholds with some newsmen at the British numerous differences ' In the bill against socialism. It can be saved, litical battleground of the House of that would tie up Nav.y personnel 52x52-$1.79 " I have* tried to guess what embassy. He declined to go into which Carrie.*! about $2,850,000,000 Matching: Terry Aprons 97c Each he said, only by the public writing Representatives. funds unless the Leathenecka Austrtalla will be like during the the subject of his conferences with for operation of many government / REGULAR $1.29 Congress urging repeal of the 1938 The 29-7 Democratic majority strength is increased to 200,000. BuUetins 52x70-$2.79 lives of my children and what the Eisenhower on Khrushchev, but said they were agencies between now and June 30. Give mother these practical dish towels and Chatham’s A^cultural Adjustment Act. United States will be like,” he fought dowm two GOP amend­ ,Bj’ a similar voice vote the Sen­ ■prona. Four patterns of aprons—ten pat­ Three aniart patterns In these so easy to $ See Uiis blouse and f very friendly. Sen. Paul Douglas (D-HI), like from the A P Wires 0.99 x’ankus was- fined $5,072 for ments In the Senate yesterday. ate yesterda.v added a rider by care for tablecloths. ' many more In Hale’a LieH^WEiaHT BLANKET jald. " I had two very interesting ses­ Mansfield a former Marine, said terns In towels: planting 85 acres of wheat on hl» The bill emerged from a lengthy Sen. Russell B. Long (D -La) that Spoi^wear Dept.— “I guess that Australia will have REA Bill Veto the Marines and Army are "part farm whereas he had been ordered sions," he said. ’’They were very would require a minimiiir Army of Second Floor less government controls in the debate on a \oice vote and passed of Ihe striking forces of the coun­ to plant only 15. unscarred. interesting, very frank, very 900,000 or tie up Army operating PICKETS UNO PLANT MAM’SELLE That moved him to announce future.” Washington, April SO (;P)— The friendly and in a" very good atmos­ try” and declared this was no time Naugatuck,’ April SO (JPt— ♦ Yankus said 'he probably will The bill provides a $346-mlIUon funds. several weeks ago that he would House today upheld President Ei­ phere. That’s all." , "I think the politicians who are lo "reduce oiir capacity to fight Solid picket lines kept super- The Perfect Mother’s settle at first in or near Adelaide bond issue to finance a 4-year high­ resettle his wife and three chil­ senhower’s veto of a Rural Electri­ Montgomery smiled as the cor­ running the Army ought to sit limited wars.” vlsory and offloe employee from where, he hopes to* get a job and way program. Republicans were Day Gift! dren in Australia. A fter the Daily respondents reflected discontent up and take notice,” Majority "Congress does not want these their jobs at toe strike-bouilid spend his spare time hunting for most coneerned with a part of the fication Bill. News took him on a tour of the , _ bill that is tied to the federal aid at not getting some reflection of Leader Lyndon B. Johnson (D- cuts to continue," Douglas shout- U.S. Rubber .plant here today. Regular $13.98 Value The vote was 280-146 in, favor the findings from his private trip ed. coimtry he entertained some doubj;,-! farm. program. Tex) told the Senate. One picket was arrested on a He sjiid he excepts to keep his of passing the bill over the Pres- to Moscow to learn what he could Johnson agreed with Douglas breach of the peace charge in about the move. In an amendment, the GOP Congress provided more funds ■The issue Isn’t whether I go U.S. citizenship for at least five . Jdent’B veto. This was four short and said it was "high time that what police said waa some “ mi­ would have eliminated some^$<$ than asked b.v President Eisen­ V or stay,” Yankus declared. ‘Th at’s years and plana to bang on to of the two-thirds necessary to (Continued on Page Two) the politicians who are trying to nor rough- atufT’ outside toe Mother \^^ould love a new million in bonding intended to pay hower last year and directed that / a.private matter. enough cash to bring him home override. It killed the bill. run the Army . . . understand plant gates. Only about $5 to .spread and Heirloom types Connecticut’s share of a 50-50 The President vetoed the bill the Army be maintained at 900,- ' ‘The iBsue Is this: It ’s wrong to whenever he decides this is tl^e that Congress has some voice In 40 persons entered toe com­ are the best sell§rs. Pure federal aid program. This was the last Monday and the Senate over­ 000 and the Marines at 200,000. prevent a man from earning his place for him. key point of a substitute Republi­ these matters." pany's three diviBioBs here. . -Ab :' white or antique white. Full ONLY rode the veto Tuesday by a vote Instead. Civilian Defense leaders estimated IJiOO supervisory and This blouse tells the world how feminine you are. / can highway program approved in of 64-29. have been reducing both forces, or twin sizes. a party caucus Tuesday. office workers returned to their By way of crochet, edging the soft collar; sleev^and The House decision kept Intact News Tidbits aiming at an Army of 870,000 and Clever Man Fined homes when blocked by toe Yesterday, in the Senate, Re­ Blisenhower's record of never Marine Corps of 1'76,000 by the end pickets. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT ^ prettied-up panel of eyelet pleats. In ladylilce,white. publican's said the 50-50 Federal having had a veto overridden. Culled from A P Wires of the current fiscal year next Brantford, Ont., April 80 Wonderfully washable combed cotton. SiwMlSO to 38. Scrap over Mrs. Luce aid program should be' financed This bill was the 138th vetoed June 30. (/P)—Homer Gingrich tied a 4- SNOWMAN KILLED with the money from that part of by the President since he took of; Sen. I-everptt Saltonslall (R- foot line to his belt, ran it London, April Sfrupt— Chinese Come see ournew Ship’n Shore blousesjrom 2.98 Two Bridgeport men being held the highway fund. Gov. Rlblcoff, flee early In 1953. Mass), although aupporting the down the inside of his trous­ peasants captured aa abomina­ in New Haven County Jail Identi­ a Democrat, has proposed that the The bill would have stripped moves to increase Ihevnize pf the ers and went wading two ble snowAian In Kansu Province May Pelay Reid Vote highway fund be diverted to bal- fied by ^Charles Plckman of Wol­ from Secretary,_of , Agriculture Arm y and Marine Corps question­ weeks ago on a private sanctu­ and even trained him to work. _■ ■ _ ^ .F ' smee the 1959-61 general fund Ezra T aft Beiispn his power to cott as his assailants to $1,500 ed the method followed by the ary near here. But then they killed him. H ie Special Sale budget. He recommended shunt­ veto loans to cooperatives for rural- robbery March 2 3... Swedish ac­ Senate. Unbeknov^t to him a 'po­ broadcast gave no further de­ Washington, April 30- (/P)—Sen.f ter. Morse had fought ' bitterly ing $21,500,000. electric and telephonfe Service. tress Anita Ekberg confers with He contended that the riders on liceman’s wflfe was watching. against Senate confirmation of the tails of this first claim to do­ REGULAR SS.SR J. William Fulbright (D -Ark) said Four Democrats joined 142 Re­ her husband, Anthon.v ,Steel, on an" appropriation bill would tie up She saw GiWr^h tug al his mesticating the snowman, e r appointment. (Continued on Pag* T ^ o ) publicans in upholding the Pres­ possibility of reconriling marital millions of dollars of Army and pants, reach ^ w n and unhook today the uproar over Clard Dirkiien said Morse’s inquiry “Yeti,” the legendary creatuie ident. Six ■ Republicans and . 274 troubles. Navy mone.v in an effort to re­ a speckled trout at the cuff. who supposedly walks upright Bootho Luce's nomination is likely amounted to an effort to get a NYLON TRICOT / Democrats voted to override. Trans World Airlines hostesses verse the manpower cuts. 'The man was fined $20 yes­ oyer the high motmtalhil''of Asia doctor to violate the traditional to sharpen the Senate’s investiga­ I^en. Morse Claims There was no debate before the taking strike vote to support de­ Mansfield disputed this. He said terday for fishing out of sea­ bufl: flees at the approach- ef tion of other diplomatic ap­ secrecy between a physician and roll-call vote. mands for more pay and shorter that the Pent(igon leaders had son. Waltz Length Gown^ pointees. patient. Both aides recognized before the hours... National Broadcasting Morse denied that, but Asald Ike Made Error‘in Agreeing, Sen. Everett Dirksen House'vote that it looked like a Co. suing for a total of $100,000 FEAR CH JD KIDNAPPED (R-Dl) said he thinks Democrats there are times when doctors have to.ss-up as to which would win. ' damages against four leaders of a Buffalo, N.Y., April SO. (P)— also Baby Doll Pajai may make President Eisenhower’s the duty to 'm ake information Naming Mrs. Luce The bill would leave the technicians union on strike against Polioe presse-^ •. xearch today about their patients known to per­ selection of Ogden Reid Jr. as am­ Rural Electrification Administra­ NBC .since M onday... Sir John- De Gaulle Says He Alone for torne-/ear-old Sharon Oroea- Pastel shades of pink, maize and blue. La^ bassador to Israel the first sons in positions of responsibility. Waabington, April 3l) {/F)— Sen. tion Under Benson’a general super­ Cockcroft, head on Btltain’s atomic nMin, whose mother tacked her The debate followed up a Tues­ trim with embroidered panel. Sizes example of this sharpened scru­ Wayne Morae (D -O fe) aald today vision, but would give the R EA research program, says the “f»n- In for a nap Tueeday morning tiny. ■ >»' day exchange which Included a administrator final authority to tastle amduhts” the U;S. and Rus­ medium and large. President Elseiihower fails to and discovered her ndsalag nev- Fulbright, who' heads the Sen­ statement from. MVs. Luce that her. grasp the implications o f what he approve or disapprove loans. The sia are spending trying to put a Can Bring Algeria Peace ea hours later. The ciUtd ndglit ate, Foreign Relations Committee, troubles with Morse started after called the President’s "Inex­ present administrator Is David A. man into space dould be better ’^have been kidnaped or "w an ­ ■aid the nomination of Reid, aub- the Senator- "was kicked in the cusable mistake"- in naming Mrs. employed in medical and biological dered away unnoticed, DatoeOva SALE PRICE / mitted on March Ifi, will come up head by a horse.” Morse retorted Clare Boothe Luce as ambassador (PoBtinned on Page Sixteen) research bn earth. Oran, Algeria, April 30, (JP)—f lion and re.sWre peace, Algeria Chief John 3. Whalen said. that “ this Is part of an old pat­ Size; 72x90 before his committee the week of to Brazil. Woman employe of struck Har- President Charlest% js a> I a Si de14a /TIGaullea i i II a mmtet said would ^ evtalAletsrquickly lost to tio»us, he May 11. Reid Is the former pditor tern of mental instability -on her for twin or Speaking in an almost (leserted rlet-Henderson cotton mills in in'-an Interview - published today continued, “ because at the first GOAL TRUCK DYNAMITED double beda. o f the New York Herald TjIbUne. part.” f Senate chamber, .Morse - sal*! that Henderson, N. C., wounded slight­ tVhltoadUfg, Ky.. April a»'(JP) Bill Makes Robber that he is the only person “ who occasion, the rebellion would crop GIVE MOM A LOVELY Fulbright has said that Jie -and Yesterday’s Senate debate end­ was demonstrated by Eiserjliower’s ly by one o( nine rifle shots fired — DynaJ)oltera attotapM to blow can work out a solution for A l­ up again and this time, there would •‘I- Pure white with ribbon and multi-color floral pattern, some other members of his com­ ed after Sen. John A. Carroll (D- news conference commt'ota yester­ Into building... The 171-man no longer be any solution." up a Bon-unlon.-eoa.’ truck today* mittee have grave doubts about Colo) said that “ I f we continue Lashes Mandatory geria.” several hpurs after-unideattfled.^ ea. goes with any color combination. Other Chatham 3 season day on the matter. wage policy committee of United ’(All those who- stir up the De Gaulle’s office in Paris to­ Reid's professional qualifioatlons along with this debate, not only men, hanging to the aide of n *^ blankets $3.98 and $4.98. - > Morse posed a series of ques­ Steelworkers of America meets French in Algeria agaipst me'are day denied that the PrMldent had ROBE for the post In Israel. the whole- country but also Latin tions he said newsmen had not Dover,, Del., April 30 (Jf)— Del­ in New York to formulate union given an intervieW for publication fast freight, toased two: dynav America v ill think we are all taking, a chance on delaying DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT—REAR OF STORE. Bfit Dirksen said the Israeli asked Eisenhower but which the aware’s Legislature, concerned by demands to be presented 'next to Laffont but in. effect confirmed, mite bombe Into n leading ntOgw' government has made it clear it puts.v^ peace,” he told Plerye Laffont, LINGERIE President should answer. They an increase in the crime'rate, has week to steel producers. publisher of the newspaper “ Echo that the publisher had reported. De Their second bomb, ,iiiadpi! of IK And mok« h«r hoppy! regards Reid as well qualified. He But all the deba^ appeared un­ were: passed a bill making whipping . Roadblocks U- be oonttnuod for GauU'”’s sentiments correctly. Stidfo of dyn am ite-to DEPARTMENT . added he has found no Indication likely to upset .Mrs: Luce’s re­ d’Oran.” . "Do you think 'Franklin D. mandatory for people convicted of third day by. wives of' striking • ..BlUngly critical of right wing A statement from the Elysee plode when he that i^lsenhower is considering a turn to ambassadorial a t a t u s, Roosevelt lied our countiy Into robbery. . Hhilll]>s l^troleum (Jo. .workers in' Palace said De Gaulle had received out. The truck t So, many pretty styles to withdrawal, of the nomination de­ despite he.' husband’s suggestion- European elementa “ who scream war? The bill says:' 20' to 40 lashes jOdniiUgM, Okla. . . . Charges of Laffont as a parliamentary Deputy a ramp at C ^ spite prospecUr-of a fight over it. that shi- resign. She formerly was loudest” for the “ Integration” pf choose from in floral nylons We welcome charge accounts! ig/.W' Green Trading Stamps are given with “ Do you think you have no obli­ for the first offense and not less robbery and kidnaping being from Algeria, along with several dyufinlto wenji!. e ll„ i AMPLE . Tha Senate, which on Tuesday anibastodor' to Italy. Algeria and France, he said these arid'cottons, in sizes, 10 to 20. cash sales and also to customers who pay their charge account within gation to the American people to than 30 fo r eaon subsequent con­ prepesgi against 26-year-old Rog- others. whtyto. r- . * HALE’S STORE HOUBS: had confirmed Mrs. Luce’s nomina- BrszU’s Foreign Minister Fran- were the same persons, who op? Also larger sizes 38 to 44 and fifteen (1 5 ) days after billinig Hate. ^ make a atstement of your position viction. SS' $1.. Henderson, vtomiHed - by p b s^ giving Moslems the right to “ Gen. De Gaulle has not given tloB to be ambassador to Brazil -clsilb Negrao de lim a said yester­ END BERLIN half sizes 16V^ to 24i/2- Prices ^regarding Mrs. Luce’s slanderpua The House passed the Senate .pidicenuth as fie struggled .with Volpf an Interview to I*|on8leur Laffont,'; OPEN MONDAY A U DAY FREE by a 79-11 vote, started up a brief day his government is pleased that remarks against President Roo­ version, yesterday by n vote o f 22: 't^tractive blonde he abducted th.e statement said. “Only sub­ new debate on, the matter yester­ / “What they want is for someone CASUAL MAKER the Senate* has confirmed the ap­ sevelt? to 3.' Gov. J. Caleb Boggs, how-, Detroit bat. ;'to. bring them back the Algeria of stance o f What he rdported can day. - 9:00 A.M;^i9 5:30 P.M. pointment.. . "Do you think you have an ob­ aver, declined comment when . Bill ' raising both' retirement papa. But the A lgeria,of papa Is therefore be considered H e con­ decldeS’t* Dirksen, criticizing Sen. Wsyne^ Elsenhower earlisr, had dis- ligation to the history of the asked'what l.» thought of the biltr pay.* e«to and unemployment com­ dead afid-if they don’t understand, forming to what waa aald.” altitude] 100% Nylon Jersey Print To *8 98 PARKING Morse (D-Ore) for having In­ miseed her« remark Anout Morse by TUESDAY . Ti...'9 AJK. to 6!$6 P3 I. presidency. of_ tke United States He, said he would study It over pensation checks i>t railroad' work­ they will die Laffont agreed he had. bpen re­ for -.toe ’ ROBE DEPT,—tn