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\ 1 MANCHESTER EV E N ^G HERALt). MANCHESTER, CONN.. THURSDAY. A PRF^ 1, 1954 PAGE ^ E ' n INO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CpNN., ^HUH^DAY,* APRIL L J954 7 ^ m a n c h e s t : “ ■ .... "f”— ■' '7 V : \ - \ l‘ " ~ P A G E 9 I X V ;4 . flag. Eltcnhowar hold a nawa con­ I and we rather treasure his shock- Hal Boyle red comment oh tt: , axempilfted throt»ifooiat the HIM • -OAIX - ■ ference In FebnuMp he does not Boya Invohed ih\Break$. atncarity, •^'U L rtJ^ It hrat out meana^Uiat the GOmmuntata haye^ J^dvie Interests mak* it one of " the graa,test ra- .^uiidt: Says believe Alaska la ready for atatc* Keep Pooch ' \*Anybody who would build a already take- over, one can^Rln Ciasses Scheduli^ -Mgloua pictures ever producetL O foriit W, L rtbnp thliigrlike th a t mUsl be, crazy^ rl^EJiter of hand. A t -Yro iwtd. bofora, thU> N(^^s Rhymeis .hood. ‘ Don’t'' they know they're playing to irndfine^irtat internal pdace- in Xhui^ch G ^up The ^ofore ia being ahowir r q n ' ^The House haa paaaed foe Jiy: Doctors -W* Jolto from Meacow TumI, » ,car- For Hdmeiiiakers without admission charge through­ Hawaii etatehood bill throe times oihe ^^arns •/ With dynamite?” , \ ./ In Jftvenile Court Custody America miprt\nc ilka^ ■ By J. P. SUROLAKV INSUR^GE Eoa^itQ If^raUi UUn child-llke dit«ctncS8 and cf- / out tho country in churches and and REAL ESTATE \ ^Starts in recent years, foe latest in . , "'^ 7 ... : \ i fTCtiveiicaa, a n d , \t’ould contain Any time he thrwlena to erupt auditoriums, but not in thjedtero. 1953. 'Alaska, atatehocid bit|- n a u iu u sio kY nuc ■“Congress Cuts Taxes ' " ^/tdear ehurch circles are much 100 E a s t Oeater 8L, Ml-P-SU# Disclosures ’that two boys.’ onYfj In .addition, Ois\ atudenta M v«r»At.T> pfclNTtWU CO.. INC. aprain. -Senator K ^ n ^ c a n intertal-- Rbckville,'; April I—(Sp^iall^'^ Everyone is invi.ted. , 'waq-miased by foe Hau*c in 1850. og Warden V IS BiiMtU ilr««l quite a lot of common Mnae: 'if ' • By 8999 Million” Interdated iti the foil length film. ■/ omen Patients/ About Town U and th4 other . IS, had , been ’ Martfchfoter High 8chqel in m r ' IttfT. onn Moaoow really meant iylV e won t fy hla gea^h-'fpr a jawy^. A ‘ full ;WhediUe of homemaking" One Is now-bottled- upln the.H pi^ tubn^ over to Juvenile aufoofities assembi/fo Monday deeWed foetr iH O lu r r . aCtlvttiiW t-i'om April 5 to IS have tik e a lucky awaepatekes "Venture Into Fpith" to be shown In 10 Days Rules committee.' in cfonneCtiOfi w tth rocant breaks own w ar nm Juvenile detthqideBcy, demotlah tta .appeal M t r e a ^ g it N, The youngster whose dog trails WAi.TEB.X % W i been ahnoimced by Cora itl .yVebb, winner, .our head la |n a whirl in Cooptr hall." South ^tethodlat Training Session We 8«vo YOU Money /; The Seliali 'shelved an Alaaka aV.his heels as he walks to school New York tgh-SIdewaik scrawU ■wall towrt-^-if they could find St M-ary'a Men's O ub will have In Manchester were made today and yesterday Town Tfourt/Jodga lla U it were inarel^X joke; . .as the tax cuts we’ve been Church, flaturday,'April SXt 7:80 (ContiaiMd from Paga Om) bill by a, one-vote margin in l4sg W-.- small it didn't even have corned beet and cabbage suppe 1. n u home demonstration agent-for Tol- L ow ha^xb^st leave the poocH et home by a paverjent Plato. . a draft boatd- in the wake of'a growing concern John 8.' G- Rottnel W'snisd taan- getting, .come from Congreis p.m. f Cost 2nd Mortfagi and h•.»....T.******* 2*2 under -the So-railed; "roaming dbj interested ib art will wish to avail Mostba A rnica vri^w w yipplng at his Friday. ' pnolher /claaa ' in slip flU a.w eek, .when they slasbMl cathedral," which aeaU 12.(Ki0, was- art^ery tucceS8ful;meetlng^«n-, mortgage CO. offered.” tinental land maae. They also' de-, \ ^ prftl^ed markedly. / 4 • a •••••-••• f covera wlH ba held at We home the excise tajifes,.-from a lee- dared there is a th'rekt of Com­ stale .statute, picked up throe dpgs o fJltt/rt a mam?al!l« hU^^ doe*^H*h."rJ^s“ l?tfit cri^i'cil^^ themselvea of the opportunity to :oa4l> r,. hp^ trylihg/to^et him to int-r- Hartford, April l-'-In a ^ i e s of' The story tells of a coiiple fac^ der fhe leadership of, Nell Gonilllri, The flra't was. William J. Jame- a t the Manchester Gro«fi -School for ghlnted. awl' ll hurU his, pride, Chief of Police H>rman O. Ijr ■••••••••••• • • • • of Mrs. Willard S te a m ^ t 8 p. m.. nrd-break'lng p e a k ; .cosmetics, Zone W.arden for Zone 1. . RHONE CH-4-M43 munism in Hawaii. view foe exhibition of . the w-nrk oC- I, Coj^ a > a a « » y*» • • _ TOre w ith oat scheduled teats of fast-breaking developments, G.oy- With the tragic' cWtalnty of the ann of Billing*. Mont., president of yesterday. He said he' etarted Ws if something goea wrong with him. Jl'AV the well known Hartford' a/ti: Schentttl, in responfo to questions, "7I!**^irtVa^r*uTouerro^ with Miss Webb onpe again lead­ furs and cameras.. plus kitchen Frank Budinscak, plans snd; 1 . 1 . - .Statehood advocatea contended- He is aa surprised aa if his (Let had »»« standard? t / Said that- **i-^*» amg on .private..,.property. The/ _BBR OF / hj^rogln'rom bs but in the I^eciflc. gadgets, too. .have all recelveii approaching death of their young the Amerifon Bar Afon. He turned campaign' at'the request Og teach­ Jam es Goodwin McMamis.'./A^pU ernor John Davis L,bdgq>'today de- ing the group. sou from tuberculosis. The father, training officer..detailed the duttes; that the territortea. met iall the doubled ut of Ita own volition and "Scientists have discovered that into cits CIATBD ^Rliyn d that he had no poWer to A class on 'oyen and cassenhe a trimming .down, .which long if down a'ftifr conaulting with the tradiUonal -teats of statehood and ers'; who have complained about 4 to lb, Incluglve. a t Uio ' Wada- mm a ^ • Anthony J. Cho^. Jr.. iC Th% }* excli BBfted far-reeching eh^gea in the embittered and worried, rejects re­ of a Warden, , Two Ciylll b'ar aesociatioh’a board, y, the'' pets hanging alfound /the hit him in the face. He feels his carefree-looking bums aren't elusion I iVesllgat^ *; 123 Walnut St., and fiii uaa of retadrif meals wiIU.be/held by' the Colum­ was overdiie..hut even aa we Defepae Alma ^ were also shown.i that their admission would be a worfo Athenfum, Hartfor^A tea shea creoItM' limything about them^.He asked c^iectlcut politic^ picture. ■ ■ ligion In any. form. Hja wife has SeaTO, a near!/, bald man with a schools after tollowlng/thel'r young body haa betrayed him on purpose.' carefree. at all. ^mt^are actually and preiiew la acheduled/ror' Sun­ theft-ae :eeks ago at_thej « l Adams St., w arsi. bia groiip it the .home of Mrs. Jump with joy..there eomes a faith but cannot get Her -husband There is much .emphasis placed psychological boost to the peoples worried and unhappy.x it turns Hollister Str( •ML otu ereiined in ^ose who protested against Amer­ ' First In the serlM of sensation^ Ward Rose Brooks April 12 at 8 little sigh. .In order to Mve all wiAp of an Iron-gray nuMtacbe- o'f Asia and a Mow/to Soviet propa­ masters there. ; Men Want -quick Cure day at 3 p. iii. The p o rl^ it of the School In ''•'1®** ! up as they w-ere drivlngwh _ local iiawa pti to face its power. jA Closd friend upon being propersal for any type} ‘■Women. are willing to w att' put -thst the s^re't of kfoping Sf> wasytaken ta of repuoUcaUi ican bomb tests when they had developments en^ating from thie p.iri; " A session on aluminum this dough..we now must buy -drew .oil a (Rack pipe aa he quietly ganda. \ ■_ . He said the coiMlalnts. started veteran MancHeater: educator, F. pm an unlocked t p^^p^ny Highland ' tells them of the/work of Oral 6{ emergency.\auch as fires, hur- knawerod quaations from newsmen. until tomorrow to -be cured," fold .your mind off work is to sta.v on A. 'Verplanck, whirhfoanga in the desk drawer. \_ ’ I cprding to police. I heretn are alao ever protested against-bomb teats Governor's office was the formal traya I*® .conducted by the and hoy-; '* ' • . , There ace atop political over- coming in last weeH, and that he Roberts and h i a *“ ii*® ricanea or floods; . ’Being trained He said he ia a RepuBIlcan and hat been to eyeiy aphool since one doctor. ‘'But men always, want the job-and think of soib'ething local High Srhool,/Waa painted by The 15-year-old. ^hendel said, i patrolman RoberT rcotl ai*- _ . aerrica client of<«. " S ^ by Russia He characteriaed the announcement from the state's Tolland Homemakers at the home power of God/what happens fo for these posafoUUiei ip ^ Im­ tonee to the JoeiiA'- Ilawall tradi­ glsf- It Is heartening to see how. waa responsible for foe March ll.j rested the boys on M Of Mrs. M argaret RldsOn a t the -that he ia ''fully awara of the re- tionally has7 voted Republican, then, collaring/foe ioosc dogs. The tp be'cured yesterday." M.:Manus. coRiplaliit Beprea«a*

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EfttipR IN t Otn iRCa BROCCOLI ■ - ■ ' /,rZX- - Large Bu« vIi --2SB 151 Middle TumpikeWesie^Tel. MI-3-833,B--Cash aed C grry^^^W e OgReer |f Selector id Store ■, .1* U Main -Str^t MNcMI ^ llc ' .V ••■Hi ■ j V Y; tM-^lllj.3-7958 ■; »«•// • • ' \ I* ’ ‘ m m m 0 fn*' -: :.-i : ■ i n . 3- J\r-i f 1, ' - • Al . — isi., ,‘ c S t . .0- m vz --4^1 - ■(', '1-^ ;- - \ ' e '' I X Z : ..... , -r. T- fV ■ ' ' ' : * X V V '■''s ' A • ;,'X -,t> :X 4 -p ,:X :/ - 4 '■ ZX':'; Vt-V- ■' ^ ' 1 MANCHESTER EYENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,IdONN.. THURSDAY, APRHi 1, 1954 P A G E E L E V n i l ^ f e T I B N MANCHESTER EVENm fi HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1964 r - —- '•X' 7 dent of the Ladlaa iSenevplent So­ deciaion to develop- liifbPiRhl com'. EUiHgfqn-:. ciety. munity .'discnaalons,'' ' '. , Lagloa.tJalt,.3yi ■$ef4\. Thla Idea had come, DriacoU Daily Rctdib WOTK^mt Retir^m'eiit The next mectli^ of the' Amer­ DiscuBsioils. Held 'bald, from the NorUieastent. re- xim / wno-ittt ican Legion Auxilihry will be held glbpal conference of the Farm Bu- at the home of Mrs, David Lbgati raaa^at Washington, D. C„ wplCh f — Made on Broad Brook Rd. Mrs. Preston B y Farm,, Bureau was atten d ed by BllsvVortlv New- bcirry and .^Lawrence Norldge of . H m Mtow&iv fM i»aai I WWAY-tfma i Studio Party / Selley will assist with refrMh- .1 • N a i i ^ « 4 Jgr Um radio naaaco- WTIC-raUar___ Knon^Kpowt Baat ihsnts. • ' Wapplitg, AprU (Speciaiy— South Wihtwor recerElly. m att aad aro auiijoct to cluuift ' WDRC—.’unlor Mlia' EUington. April 1 — (dpecihli— Tlirough Mighboriy community X The first of jk projcctfd seriiu .t^ ^alttpaat aotleo. [—4itm e Fightcra Local school teachers have ^obn- Maacheater jEtcalRg l^ ta ld El- meetings it Is.-hoped-to develop a tributed to the Henry Barnard Farm Bureau "diaciwUpB group" more . informied Farm Bureau WHAY—Nawiti Nil* Walrh bagUNi eoi^pondeUt, Mrs. G. P. rollui B«ip v m c —Colleca Quit Bowl Memorial ll^hd wnicn waa launch­ meatWgB waa held last n^ht at mamberahip in.retatlon to agricul­ ^ ----^ SEVII# WORC~Maai Mr McNulty B ^ , Mepboae ReckvlUe 8-9S1S. ; Juka Bok liaUaaa ed in the-gummer of 1953 to give t he -RbAie. of Ellrarorth Kaw^rry. tural problems xt is hoped the WUa • **”" ,P“ '*OS fiihancial assistance to aged, needy program will M u lt in greater M ^ tto p "WHAY—Nawn; NItr Watch and ratired Coiihecttcut Teachers. NItRE SVi^ .. The aesaiorik are designed to at­ memberahlp participation in Farm ack Dewaay WnO-ColleCc Quli Boot tract greater attendance than hiu Bureau projeota involving legUlb' irORC—Meat Mf.. MeNultir The ConecUcut Education Assn. been obtaihed at formal buslneaa ^ W GI^Dcal^n foj- Oancint Board of Directors, writh th e. co­ New Haven. April 1 MP)—The tion and\btber matters. “ ' BEVtM operation of the Retired Teachers widow of a Wallingford man killed sesaiona.of the bureau. /-- . Driscoll ^said,/‘Once started we ,J a k t Bex lUUaaa '??5AY-,Ncwa) Nictif Watch South WlAd«0ji::-i;i one of many hope the meetings will roll of their boiM ^ I C —Bddia Cantor Am h . of Connecticut, has official­ on'a railroad crossing I A' that town communitlea in' the etate where ‘ aiiep WDRC—Mu«lc Time ly aanctioned this fund. ~ j a year .ago, has sued th.e New Ha­ owa accord." lar ' ; '■ ■ Farm Bureau membera are plan­ X Fhied $1« For Dhnpiisg WCTR-.-Ftinl.y IW tar . CXmlag Eventa V , ven Railroad for $100,000: In pa. ning this year to.-jdgveipp local Bop '• •:U-' . - ■ X, ' The American Legion will hold pers Aled In Superior' Court here Dehnar V;'Brigham of 11 Kur- WHAY—News; NIcht -Which discuaalon groupk. I^ e first gath­ rby 8t-;-Eaat Hartford,' was found d Juroa WTIC—Eddie Cantor its regular, meeting tonight in the Mrs. Mildred Woxnickl clainis that erings have already bran held M ___; Juka Bex tUtiaaa WDRC—Mueir Time Town Hall, at 8 p. m. her husbbnd, - -Bernard .Woxnickl gpilly of dumplng on private prop-., Mdar Brawa WGTH—Famlly Theater every county In the State; HartX erty by the Town Court, Tueeday M :ia- Friday. April 2. will be the last w'as killed' becauiM of the, negli­ ford Cpunty led off with two meet- V WHAY—Newe; Nithl Wateh of the community suppers at the gence of the railro^. in not having hight and fined $i0. This is the ( .T w nc—Fibber, Molly inga in Simabury at the home of. first conviction under the new congregational Church which is adequate wirningsAt the crossing. Oliver'TuUer, Jr. . . J S r u a WDRtVit'e Mtiaic Tima to be held Will be "served tomor­ duinping ordinance passed at a WOTHARporta X She also clalms/fhat the engineer Donald Driscoll, Bast Hartford, towii meeting in'March. iwa; Juka^Bos. IfaUaea' » il» — X- row: at 6 p. '•in. for the first should have hc^n able to atop in prealdent of the Hartford County la Bourn WHAY-Nem», >nxht Welch setting.' ' , -O p WTIC—Heart of Near time to avoid the crash. Coroner Farm Bureau, said the low attend­ MaMheater Evening Herald aajr ^ WDRC-It »\Mu,ic Time . The Prudential Committee of the. James J. Corrigan last Spring ab­ ance .'at fohnal business m'eetlng:s Wapplng fOrrespoadent. Mra. AB- itm- CaraTka- W<;tH—Mooda In the N|fhl Congregational Chitrch will have solved th e' engineer of criminal of the county and State Farm Bu­ ‘ Raytta' *WHAY-Ne*i:Nlxhf, Watch an important meeting-at the par­ responstbllity. reau organixationa had led tO the nle Celilna^telephoae Ml S-M19. rt: Jidta Box Katiaaa sonage Wednesdair at XSO. p. m., pitSiBlU WTlC—BrolherHood at Work » * WpSC—Newa: Mooda (nr Rdmanea when they will examine the pros­ Praatao af Iha J^ukon iS'tt—WOTH—Mooda , . in\lhe'Night' ' . pective npw members and consider WRAY-Newa, Nlghl Watch several other matters.^ y kV—WaatafB Caratraa. WTIC—Brotherhood at Work Pilgrim Hynanala Needed - Raraa WDRC—Newer Mooda lor Rdmanea . ~ 'ta Box UaUiiat ^WOTH—Mooda In the Night Several additional, pilgiim- t a : rairall . ; hymnala are needed in the church WHAY—Newa- Night Watch Sanctuary and if one wisbea, to W nc—Newa contribute the price of a book in an -WDRC—Newa • ' \ . No mottor what mooti you choest, RetOrdaX ■ . WOTH—Newa . - \ - memory of a loved one. or aa a ROTtaa,' X / WiUfr 1 ■ ■ ■ -'X j m .^Box YM mo WHiOr-^Iewa; Night Watch gift, It -Sdll be greatly appreciated yoi6. or^otsurod outstanding, W TIC^tarllght Serenade The names of contributors will “ ' WDRtJ-vWeather; Almanac placed in the fropt of the bool •• WOW-Bportt Report v *XM e« CowMctkiit Poultry.. PIrset ' Rfoss Yon 4|Udl^^ - ond of couiM^ First U rM - \ , • Doihatipns may be pa^d he e( Raeerdt WHAT-Nltf Watcli treaaurer, Mrs. Carlton or Ravoa ' Wnc-Btartigbt Serenadg presi- SOSMoto Stv—Opois Tkorsdoyf im ^ f:0 0 P.H«— Tol. Ml-f«t098 Notional's Hnnout monoy-bock Juka Box Matiaao WDRC-Mghi.Owl Mrsh.. Horace 8. McKnl UidI----- \ WHAY-Nlle WAtCh ' gudrantool w n c —SUrlight Berenado — SPECIALS^ Braalas, Good Buaie' CancerOampaign . WHOLE CUT-UP CHICKEN SOUl! STOCK BehraEt. >. * 8 . 4 TOP or ROTTOM ^ Oaodg'^ Cupboard ' LEAN, FUVQRFUl , |T • il^rla Commences Today ; e .. k -:$1.39:. -X 3 Lbi. 29c JC>-Good Bvaninx. Good lluilo \ 10 ttrleUy S p^'^ ' ‘t%e American Cancer StwIetyV i y CUT raoM 10S4 fund-ntiains and cducati^aal'^ -SPECIALlilNG IN GUT-UP POULTRY HEAVY STEtt BEU LB Btrenada drive to flsiit cancer officti^y^ be- rat Braatc Rina today in kttneheaterX Leoibarda’ "Bu^ /Thi Parts Yais Uki Best" ' / ■ atari ’Dte" announcement wha accom­ MILK FED panied by -a ataten>eiit from Dr. TENDER U Serenade Robert M. Ray^ufR, local cam­ XBREASTS, LEGS, WINGS, LIVERS^ »K; XX yed |eg^ 'and Rump Batra A (M ie il Beef paign chaitmM.' :/2' “Last ye»X the chairman aald, BAQKS o n i NECKS, GIZZARDS T -IN ^ H C U T / ’ iuplNr,‘Berenade “over $7,000 was' collected in thd WELL TRIMMBiX LB FROM HEAVY STEER BEff LB FmA/Haild^ Fillet “ 39*^ hStW of Maledy cahcery’C'ampalfrn' in, Manchester. Smokeil Slioiiiite^ Roast ^___ FMiieiaea Ernie , More'' than $3,500 of that flfure - V ^ MOILERS FRYERS-- FOWL--ROASTEI^/ f t . / FOR FRYING OR BROILING • ' was receivSO in a two hour/period TASTE AND COMPARE \ — YOUNG ( TENDER • MILK-FED Ahcfcerel " u29* a«renadn^ from local reaidenta during the \ "Lights On" evening ^«e. , The W g v n CENTER GUARANTEED TO YOUR SATISFACTION OR YOUR MjONEY>IACK remainihg aum w%a collected- from Split Madterel twY Individuals 'industripa, and organ- FrQ$h Chickens > 39 645 ^AIN STREET FARM\#RESH EGGS D A ILY/ iiationa. Manchehtcr anawared ALL WASTt REMOVED % U A N 1 D ALL All WA.XTlWASTE IIMOVIDREMOVED LILB A49 G ec ' m u the , call iaat year. -,. The aim how, Telephone MI-3 6887/ S l k ^ G I 27 < however, ia a higher goal to aa- aure a bigger program against cancer in the coming year. The jo|i of Continued research, educag Complete line of: FRESH ^ Utin, an4 aervlce to patienta la a /.' Home Vast one.". • Ontflide Ps^nts ■■ / “A ^ considerable effort will be • Rubber Base Paints BROOKflDr made to Increase the number of conttibutprs, and to urge every • Enamdis, Super Kem-Toncs Gr a d e ^ former contributors .to give a lit­ •. Artists!. Materials x X tle niore thiaii bv, ever did before. L A R G E /iizi We hope' to exceed our 1953 total,” •-fRoIlers, Bushes, Etc. *UT7f» the statem ent concluded. % H J '/ Residents wishing to give to the. ■■■ff ♦ i campailfh are asked to leave their /WE RENT littrf /■ r* . porch lights on,. on Sunday ave- / SANDING ping, April'lS, as a signal for vol­ \ g O B T O N S , T«Ief io^ Ptognma^ unteers'to stop and ^ acMpt ths A MACHINES msHFRutrs^vem/iBUs ^ O u U tandin a . Page Two . contributions. ' \/. ' r r IN IN n u t r it io n - ALL PURPOSE Cootisb^ iijJ , fatjaa 2 SSs 39* FLORIDA ^ FOR 25«\ LBPKG \' PLOIIDA VAUPICIA .54B BAG 37* ECONOMICALLY PRICED -'NUTRITIONALLY RICH A T g m S T ORE 14HOZCANSI liARV SAYS: /■ WimSAP W ISTIIN A U Otnr REEF CUT FROM HEAVY WESTERN COkN-FED STEERS 2 us 33* Afta sw ooi^voiiiij, u /# / • - , Honey .'CALiPOINIA 19* 'a R i n s ^sunshini 1$ pkg3 3 ^ ' FOR US •LOCK StVU, iONE-lN BrOccolt ■ . * QMARTJAR Strawl / R e s e r v e .'/-I ’ cmio WISTIIN 2 KHs 23* L> MR 3 5 c l a n d ®Ty Mi1k« /- CAMPBELL'S • JUST CHILL AND SERVE O'. LAKES i - t l . ' ^ O I I O A • extra LARGE I a RS . 4402 CAN " / \ 4 3 3 * Angel Tomato Julcei 29* CARTON FINAST - IN JHEAVX SYR^ _ / HEALTHFUL - ECONOMIC^ BUTTER .P L O IlO A '.- SPRINGvCROP B a - ' 3 ‘"‘ .25* PIN A ST \ WAbiaii - j ' V Fimt Cojctail 2^i45< Tonutoes»"«>*»4 ^ 45* Cut From Western Beef PLOIIDA S H O R T ■V 2 V- 23* a n VT SUWHINE -_ SNACK FAVORITE NABISCO - FRESH. FLAVOR^ / Sirlojn, Sbort, Porterboiise ,t. STEAKS 7 " C U T CaLOPKG IB PKG 3 3 * _ _ _ Tom atoes 19* Hi*Ho' Crackers Rib Crackers UPKg33g ■/ -FRESH KlLfEP *-■ CCT-CP. FRESH liaLtED FANCY WHITE 1 \, *****************************^ **.*.*.»********.***.~..*****r*.********Trii*'m-mirtv>tvniTi-mt F • . I-rrv ' ■ Po^otoos NlW PLOniOA -M O tU S t 5 |l LBS 29< FRYERS Veal Cutlets TENDER. JUICY. FLAVORFUL / 1. . . * . Own Spheiaii l/ ■ ''.V -V'. Waliiit Pgcm Meats 31c 55e u Escb 9 ^ C Lb. 89c -w-^ 5 1 \|% \ V W i LOBStEpp^ oi',;;., u. 79e 1 SCALLOPS STl .i 59e ‘ " j ^or Qardtn^^rozen/^QQiL Mixed Vegetables 2 pkgs 4 5 c l a b i^ o a u . a t n a s p b i CI: OUTSTAWDINQ VALUE SMALL. TENDER SPRING ORANCE JUICE ^aan Carat Peas & Carrets 2 33c S P I C I A L ^ nor Y CHOPPED plain; ' SUGAREP or CINNAMON 2 5 c R u m COFFEE^ ">/^ 99e PpyALETT^ ‘” 2h CAN 2 6 c 2 ^ 2 7 < . or LEAP 2 p^ 1 3 5 c - PKG OF 12

Hood # '■''I.' : ' - -v"" ' 4, ' JOANCAIOIa S U G A R :: • i s a r S ‘■<:47/ nUSHET GROUND ...... LARGE NA'nVE « Pineapple Pie RFC n ici S 3 c , *^CH Q H O m U BEEF ' L b ..M u ROASTINfi CHICKENS Lb. 55c STARKIST FROZEN TUNA PIE ^ o o J O lr u A JO A N c a r o l ' NABISCO " V w c R m TUNA WITH PEAS IN >L DELICIOUS / /Lemon C^COANUT loaf REG MICE 31c Fasten Food Special SKINLESS PANCr Un-K FED . aEAld SAUCE, COVERED WITH FUkY 7-02 PKC > ______1402 7 0 aC ■ RITTY ALOm UrfllaiiTCraekert ^ 33c FRAHKFURTS - VEALLEUS Lb. 49u prices ore CRUST . JUST BAKE AND SERVE Girapuf nut wHOL^flria^s 2 CANS 4fcT< sHowceop^ Sweet Rye Bread REGHiCI I t c FRESHLY SLICED AKMpUR’S PURE PORK ^ nut LAia , , ' 0RAN8E y cans V Q y UNTM sueoisnoNi Ctrus Salad 19* RITTY ALDRN' TOMATO JUICE LINK SAUSAUE Lb 75u BEEF LIVER L b l l S e Harvard Beets jar f9c FIRST FOR PRISHNISS a a i a a i - - JUICE “ V S T A R K IS T FIRST FOR DaiCATE TIXTURI . SUCRD D D E A H STUONLY HLAgO MIX Grapefruit Juke UNSWKTEI^D ^ . 19* W | I | T | INRICHIO P K C IIM 18^02 LO AF fresh* RIPE _ . '■ ■ FIRST FOR DELICiOUS PLAVOR rPANCY'TEXAS .> ' CONN. GRADE. A HOODIE & TUNA CerH Muffin 2 W 3 5 c sous ONLY AY FIRST NATIONAL $T 0t« i EHMANN / MEO SIZI . ' Orange Juice sugm'^ d 25* TOMATOES '- '19c [ carrots 2 25c DOZ. DINNU115-02 CAN 29< Ripe Olives *■01 CAN 27c L A R G E E O G S Blended Juke luiSwGRAPEFRUIT 44-02-CAN 23c OFEN DAILY UNTIL 4 F.M. - ASK AlOUT OUR/UNIQUE L iR ir s 44-OZ. 1 1 ^ UNTIL 9 P.M. ' ' DELIVERY SERVICE CAN CRISCO ' IVORY SOAP JVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP DUTCH CLEANSER JOY SP!C & SPAN BONED CHICKEN VMITAilASHOITMNa LAROR PIR SO N A L ^ m w SUDS M AKIR ^ C U A N I R ee~ R SOLID PACK NABISCO BARS 3 2 M02C^ 23e 7 02 BTL 1 4 0 2 PKC 4 02 CAN , 6 9 c , . i QRAHAM ORAOKERt LIk Pkf. KRISPY BRAOKERS Lh. 2 7 o 90c eJS 33c 3 31‘ 23<

ti' ' -i': ‘Ta'xC''^' MARY’S Hood CAMAY SOAP o x y p o lt ; ‘ U V A iSOAP ; d r eft . TII7E CAAAAY SOAP MANCHESTER'S MARKET OF QUALITY" ■ :x - '..LGIPKG'"’-^ x: tCIPKG 31c, LGIPKG 3 1 c IGEI : Main Sf. Mitchell 3 6920 yjrf- , ^ J ‘ 2 •*“ 23c 3 ^ 3 7 c S T O R E O F k, IN C . M l i K ' 'X': 1 ;I4 > ;1 o R |N FRIpAYUNTIL 9 P.l p l e n t y jO F ^ F R ii F A R K IN G i r- 'V X: ,X' r: ><■ . 'X' V, \ -X. v ' / JVK fCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THUftSDAV, APRIL 1, 1954 ' Hont MANCHEjBTER EVENING ^ ^ L D . MANCREStEB. GOSiN., THURSDAY; APRIL I, 1954 , PAbs THIR^^^ Westport, and Hamilton Pitt of nine InchM cloMr t» ithe side lln# Connecticut recipients in a, region- of the American Way of Life dur­ at hosf for |he program and, to- High School of Hertford. Dr, A. than reguiatlcms ajlbw.ilOV Trinity P^iewdeiiV al program over Station WOTH, ing the past year.” 1 • , gethpr with mpresentativea of .the Whltmsy Griswold, President of Winsted. ’ Otters l^ le 1410 on the idial, Sun^y, April 4, Or. Albert G. Jacobs, p'reHdent Foundation, will make the presen- Vale /University, ; Katherine T. Valley Oil Oo. /4aaa denied per-!> NO SALK CovQntiy mission to conMtuCt an additional from 3 to 3;30 p, m. ' of Trinity-.(tollege and a-director tationa. Murpny School .of Stamford, Na- To Rcc^ e Awara \The Foundation, whose head­ of the Freedbma Foup^tion, la a / Other'Connecticut Freedom tiqiial Council Of Jewish Women noxville, Tenn. (A’t—When an 'Cartei^laiis bay to the m ra side of a gaso­ quarters are located in Valley recipient of .the GcorgO Washing­ sAward recipients participating.in of Stamford, Stratford High ice store was broken into. line jta tio n a t 630 Main St. The ton Honor Medal Award*thls year the program sre Jolu. R. Fischef " Rchool, Farmington High School, the b)|{glar remenlbered to i property- M owned by Robert J* . CennM April 1—The For^, Pa., presents awards sn- Is Conducting Foundation will make jiuall^ for outstanding contribu­ for hit public addreas. "integrity of t& s Cteb. the Rev. Allen 8. Lyman HaU High -School of Wal­ up vsale,' before taking t fo r F^enniiisloii smith. /- . . tions ‘ho a better understanding in Education." Dr,- Jacoba -wfU * » man \ p r Cnjstonbury, , lingford, Staples High School -«f from fegiatef. y'' , Robert J. Smith's exUtinif per- Its/Freedom awards to the-'1053 :~'r\ BUZ. .^nstiiict Oarage misi^n svaa not extended to use ^ SocidlStudies Experiment a for parking cars at the Sent%i Town Gmnael M u. and tcatrictions' imjiosed Coventry. April 1,-— (Social)—| . Jneoba to. LrAve Town ■'year by the board against ip‘ An experiment in aocUl atudiee | Mr. and Mre. Elmar R. Jacobs fa c tio n - taken by the Zon- or egress on the south sii "1 a ' in' leave today for Piaf**- ih§aoanl9f lest night bn Ford Street were not re; With IhtegraUon. . of I.,..ctivitito . .- >ip ,.1 | N. C., where he. hia —. the appUCatioh C ^vro- Smith has permission to “THE 1 WAY” and ouUide.the claairoom ia belng\,ig,g„me„t ^., ^ ;jie U.-g. Forea . algency let Co. to erect * lot until July 1, 1055. \ A conducted by the;eight gradgri tky Pepaitment engineer divUidn at the comer of Char- pupils of the Coventry Day School,-i;«>wrtng the S tate'^. North Caro- ter Oak Stneta. BUCERY One of five requei under the direction of Headmaster f^J?r>^eimeM«e, north^t- board, the bid waa I Don Glenn Churchill, Sr. ferred to the Town CSounaentor'an News -of DEf 8RTIKNT The clsM has made a text book M"- JsCObe baa been north for \ Study of Hartford, where they ’j about . Jacobs arrived opinion when couneel for X ^rter 4LocaI over and membeM Of the panel W ld L E M O N ' ; IW have bbse'rved the gradual'transi;,J_. Their parsntii not agree on' en inteppretaUoiiXof lUonal tion from an agricultural to In-F*™- . - Welter Brdbks the regulationa. dustrial economy. Thla evaUiation; a » and Mr. and You Moooyoo food/ Two or the other petillona were O m I JELLY ROLLS of Hartford, .which is found by | ■•**®®*> Ir., of Wilting granted'and two denied. studying the" history of the city,! Atty. Jtdm D.XaBetle presented has been supplemented by tours of / the Cbrter case, pointing out that M /S dr. A. BfOSK.\r.l!K the city and dtkcusalons with the Manchester Evening, HemM AEtP rCen Save You Money wifh SUPlW-RIGHT MEATSFemoui for Value! every precaution had been tgken Natiohal xSuard offers^ alt j iC^' variqua buslneaa and industrUl Coventry \ oorreepondentA ' Mrs. A f to eliminate ariy variances other young'men betweehstoe ages of 17 ! agencies that serve Hartford. ’liie CharlM L.^Uttle. telephMM Pfl than permissibn to erect the build­ and 1 8 many oppo)| W i m i ‘ Qf people employed and the nature ' WjEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF and storage of new and used ve­ /pointment to West Point/4^ali6ed ! ' -Industrial and business oppor- GUNMAN GRABS 881 hicles. He said the plans were co­ Qusrdsmen nmy earn a the E R would not constitute the main en- where... The more the mMrier! Thats the way ifcTccI ahont cua- Bonoloss Chuck 1*63'= FranIcferft “ “‘S " '”/ „4< -trance, he continued, / As a member of the Guard youl tape recordlngi. “It would be Im- prire ' poseible,for tui to And this material BRESHIY • Cost of the building, not ex- may qualify for an appointment to tomera—and we invite them io. shop here with ail the / In books whicli we now have a o f • SItVERBRqVK I SUNI^FrELD pected to be conatrucled before the U. S. lifllltary Academy. Ap­ Loan Homburg GROUND following outstanding attractions of our mai;Ket:—( 1 ) / permanent-record of on tape re- butter 'Hi Fresh-^-Raady-to-Cook next spring, would be over flOO,- pointments are ma^e on the basis, cordintrs which will be used by this •ONRUU 000, the kiHA was told,' Actual of a competitive asamination. the most modem food store facilities' for easy, pleasa^ class-aa wall .aa future groups of to Move S to w B o o t , NEAVY STEM RUB pliana for the building have .not Each year an avarage of 22 shopping; (2) A vast variety of the finest quality foo^jl^ the school in social- studies.” y o u ; / iRaer-nwooK. TO iRoii HADDOCK n L L m uv been drawn and would bXve to be Guardamen are gnduste^ from . The group next visited the Aetna S i c k e n s . OR toy, Lis < V approved by General Motors. Le- West Point and commissioned in J nationally adveiHised brands preferred for gohd-tghting Sc 4 6 6 c life Insurance . Co., toured the BeilS/Said thers would he no gas the Regular Army. •' RIADT-TOCeeit. goodness;/(3) A low price on every item every dayTo'^ive ^buikling and got a half-hour re- pound! L a r g e P o vd ( BANCYBIUMB - Tuna Fisli Pies station buainesk In cohjuhcuon NstlonsI 'Guard, training atrewMs - cording on .tape of an Insurance ERIKT ! X uto'M IlIT* with the agency and PoQce Chief leadership. It pne^res young i^ n , customers the maximum sAvings; (4) Fast./^ccurkte company's, place in a community Herman O. .SChehdel 'and Fire like ydurself, to assume jobs of J checkout seivicc. We honeuMy believe that .ffnee you’ve^ from Michael Cordera, perabnnel SwNiyRold luttiN’, 1 A PH^t 46k Spare Rllbi BRESH^ CORNED Sliced Halibut/ \ m 49^ Chief W. O lf^ rd Mason drFre respopafbility, trains them to give •more than satiMtad with the pre­ enjoyed these inviting feajUires—you’ll be A regular cus-^ •.assistant orders ahd to direct and supervise - In, Wednesday's schedule waa a ^OiMsa-Uta r- \ ' Beef Liver \ FANCY SUCED. 11 ’ S e p -S c a llo p s ' / oRANotAsriNG ig63* liminary plans. \ groups of people. It develops in­ tomer ef POPULAR,. <^^e in today and/get acquainted. visit to W n c , Radio Statlor in . One of two houses.noyr located itiative. loyalty, dependablli‘y; and | SUPER MARKETS PROCESSED 2 IB . the morning ^ ahd the Hartforj PLAIN LOAF on the huge plot between Wells other qualltiee of a leader. Times newspaper building in tlti ID-O-BIT and Charter ^,jPak Streets would Tour trainiag and the unlimited I afternoon to see how commL^Ca- WIRI & LIQUOR VALHI bavs to be torn itown, which is pne team and inmvidcal aporta oimor- C A R N A t l ^ tlonahave grown and how tlie^esi 1-Bit Proca>a'sd < ASP Cen Save You Money on,Atfreefiv* FRESH F|IUITS. e n 4 VEGETABLES! rsason the construction would, be tunitles offered in your Guard services a community. / W IB , T A O / I ^ N S delayed, Walter Carter indicated. armory foster good sportsmsnabip. Tour to Cqntinua PKG , T e n e ts wpuld.have to be evicted, A m a volunteer in the National Tomorrow they tw luX o behind Gins /. toa Thera will ^be no entrance .or Guard, you select Uie unit and | toe scenes of G. Fox J3b,, tour the FLORIDA, FULL OF JUICE-.LARCE 150 SIZE enit on Welia Street, he answered branch t»t service of your choice. Jana Parker-DUTCH APPLE buiiqihg. have a aMuqit^ with the 8 IKICH to -a question ..asked by two op­ Maiw individuala who otherwise I POPULAR IMLNCY store's director ot^ovih activities ponents to ths. bld. cntsp military sen-ice do not have there, who will ahbw them wrhat a WO EA CiH /k#V - c N.Y. ^ A T E STREUSSEL PIE Town Counsel Charles N, this opportunity. You .join a unit big departmem' storc^ offers as . w 2.89 DOZ Crockett will be asked to decide composed of friends and leaders GiANri^OZ. CAN service to a tommunlty. if the entrance on Main Street, al­ from your community. I^ou choose There wijl be qiit^ion and an­ Jena Parker-rA delicious lerfien treat! though not the main entranee, a branch of service with assign­ swer sessions -after sli tours and r 6.85 - w-ould ba considered an accessory ments that will help further your | w vMts f^ to e tap4 recordings. In HOT CROSS .X use and subject to tions. for the asking. Why don’t you/ R ^ functions and facilities studied. PARKER EKG CoIJo Spinach / Z ^ i r t a d i s h i p s Bverett. McKinney, b trustee' for ip at ths Armory any day qn call I 4ext week the la;ge program GARDEN FRESH South Methodist Church, said his Mitchell 0-5535 tor additipiial liv | rill include a study of the city 2.89 Br^od Criimbu JANE BARKER -V. > group could not object and “prob­ formatiom- 'departments,' government, police, ^/-'' JANE BARKER - ® ^ ® ® ® 9 li FANCY WfSTEfW - lUNCH l ^ ^ ” nORlOA FRESH welfefe, education, recreation, .. HALf ably would be In favor" of allow­ OAl Ciip^kas MACAROON - VANIllA ing Carter to locatp his agency SCHOLARSHIP 4)P#ERED - HUNT'S 8-OZ. ,V council of social agencies, and toe P i n o a p p l e extra iarcesugar-$weet. EA 3 9 ^ C o l l o T o m a t o o s .REtMIIBE BKG "J^ aicross from the church. McKinney telephone company from the stand­ point of public utilities. Also to be ^ anisb Nitf Ring JANE EARKH BKG •UYjtOWBOR R <-* Y ftO I said the trustees had discussed the New Haven, April 1 (P) —A | DUALITY Iscarolo .nnaiDAntCMFLORIDA FRESH 2 ia,i9^ G raisSoed SBRINGBlANTtBM} RAO l e e ▼ m atter but did not feel opinion scholarship will be /'avsileble for studied will be a typewriter com­ niBEYS Connecticut, eduMtor. for a 6ve | pany, regional market and trana- " SpanisWBc^ Cake JANE BARKER Efi should be rendered for the church pnrteiiMI^KiescB in Hartford, parishioners when there might be weeks course in/-the National Avi­ 90 JANE BARKER some parishioners who y^uld ob­ ation Workshop, Col. Robert A. I torlng Program 8lated_J M oot/ JS73.70 Gol^#o^d Cake \JCUT EA ject. Frost,--^mmender of the Connecti­ SUGAR 'N SPICE SWEET The Caventry Day .School Kinder­ ARP Cen Save You Moniey on^fi^OCERY, DAIRY end FROZEN FOODS! cut Wing, Chvil Air Patrol, an-1 garten class win have their fifth A and Mallov .Blend 3 LB BAG 3.0* Everett Keith of p ith ’s Fii^l- nounced 1 ^ night. The work­ Quality Meats anriqal spring ,-eniertainment pro­ ture Store glso spwe in favor of gram'tomorrow at 1:80 p.m, for shop, will/m ' held at the Univer-I COFFEE the application. / ' i sity of Oblorado beginning July 1. their parents and families in their s p 'a o c K PKC O F 6 4 / Mr. and Miur.Ceorge. Cheney of -classroom. The .pupils provided the ' \ ' OUR OWN Hartford Roam'WlUiam Kelly of Some 300 educators from through­ out the United States are exp^- conversation for a plSy, “ Mothe-' b r ia r c L iff “Ann Page Pure STRA W I^RY PRICED bOWI ^ ONLY 32 Wella_ S ^ Andrew Binok, 27 ed attend the session. Goose liarid,’* for the script writ^n Charter Oak St., Robert E. FULL^ 'by thSIr teacher, Mrs. Marilee MHfblO WMIMUr Holmest 3S Charter Oak St. and Oiurchlit' ' „ PRESERVE! BIAHES FIRST PAYBIENT L b. C ans, ' Janet SdufUheiaa will pbrtray M • "*1 QT 1.4 . .Mrs. tuUm- Pagani, 31 Charter m oot • «OT’" L 9 9 TOMATO ; 62 -A ~Oak ^ oppoaed the move;‘basing CUT , Mother Gooae. 'The chargrfers of, objeouon oh traffic and safety. Hartford, April 1 The toe play dretued in appnwiate epa- WHISKIES IN THIS M O D U CK. \ Ann Page Mayonnaise lONA-NIW LdW PRltlf ■ / Other Applications . State j'esterday made the" "Hrst STEER , tome will atep* out of th#pages of a del w*U In­ JMILLIR'S KOSHER DILL FICKLES ^ 33V Cocktail Sproods ASST BIAVORS JAR 2 3 ‘ preserve tha{r natural flavor and qopdnaul PKG 4 SNOW WHITE clude: Mrs. Prits Anderson. Mrs. EL PKADOR - '• ■ I' ‘ i- ■ w Erick , Anderson,, 'M ^ George H. WHITI ot..ooie SUNKIST ’-'Omit, Mrii.' 'Hbiieyw:ri*- ^ns- Rich­ CONCENTRATE jiAN.' libby'sSave-A-Oellar Safi' a rd ’Sanborn, Mrs. Jean 8. Roy, BOT5 T H 2 J 9 Lemonade Quality ire. Mrs, . Burton fe. Mfiorie' Iteacher ) Frankfurts Skinless Lb. Nancy Moore and Barbara Bamo, 6 YEARS OID Mbb/sPeas 2 «S 2 9 ' FROZEN-FRUH TO BRESERVE NATURAL GOODNESS assistants. Today, and tomoirow Sunkist a% Im ported F resh ly morning will be final dress rehesf- ' Concant'te Jm CANS. Broccoli Spears' W LIBBY'S MELON BALU 8097 5446 Danish Lb; # w C S liced . Lb. ■ml tor toe nursery and kinder{;ar- MANT^NATiONAUT KNOWN KRANM C ew iea'eeele ' ■"W tiaUCIM (M 10OZ sk a C „ I ' ‘X . 10-20''^ PASCAL ten. respectively...... bk IIRIY'S - RICH IN’tlAVOR AND VITAMIN C •” T ' 'f?' These colorfttl parrot stamp-on.i AVAIlAOtl 8t ABK UOtfOR nORtI O p i n O C n CHOBBtOarllAB ' GS i p ' ThaSimqst wmriable^tflt in you> Fresh* Freshly Mrs, Robert E. Clapp ia toabion xpatke attraetive trimming for show toairman; Mrs. Robert Bis- ORANGI JUICt : J J ' aummer 'wardrobe —r-ithe. simpte, guest towels, aprons, place set- Sliced Lb. O jr C Sliced Lb. .0 7 C 52 sibart. sundress .topped with a pert seil, piaiiist, Mrs. Mibhpel T. Darno WessonOii» 36 QT' V-.-r Uhgt and panels. Just press off in and Mna.. Royden F Smith, Jr., ' button-on capelet. lovely shades of red, blue ' aiid ASP's OWN( PURE VEGETABLE lIRtrS SUNJtlBENED TO UriCtOUR BEKBECTION ' Pattern No. 8007 is in'alses 10. aqua. ■ .J,.,,.-. - SUNSHINE commentatbra and "Mrs. Edith f ii 12. 14, 16, 18. 20. S in I2,;dreas. Pattern No. 5446 Contains color OUR VARIETY OF FRUITS AND VEGEfARLES AS Mfxire,' ustotojl'-by Miss .Nancy SHORTENING-ITS DIGESIIBLP ^STRAWBERRIES 2 8^ yards of 30-inch; cape, oon;-' FROZEN ' Moore and Mrs. Donald Peterson, 1 1 8 transfer for 4 motift each 8” x 5"; USUAL IS WITHOUT D O U it ONE OF THEIE HRHNEOT Uneup. The king And -i.ueen will he trast, 1>X yards. plus directions for makliig simple U ^ Z . PKG , Chickan-of-the-Seg Tuna For this pattern, send 80c in qroyned durii>g special ceremonies, household items. \ IN MANCHlSTER. ri-.l'' Receives Rina Ribbon 1. . / . coins, ypur name, address, size Send 26c in Coins, your dexo 34<79'^29‘ Paur.W. Kenybn, 11, received a dssir^. and the psttarb number address .and the Pattern EAST CENTER CHUNK STYLI CAN 37 17" 1- to SUB BUnOETT, MANCHES­ to ANNE CABOT THE blue ribbon award in toe' Tolland -Sae how much you save over ofher TER EVENING HERALD, 1158 Fr. Fr. POTATOES County Favorite' FoOd Show Sat- f^E ST E R e v e n in g HERALD, WESSON O lt j j urday afternoon in the Church “-I ' leading brands witli thrifty dexo! r AVE.-A8fERICAS. NEW YORK u s e AVE. AMERICAS. NE)V IIRDSEYE .Community- Houbb, His-entry was STREET ‘ Ilf, N..V.S..- 'i ,- vorK 8«.;n . V..' ' i-, QUART I ■ . . ../Sand ai'OsnU,now to r your copy a .chocolata cake- Paul is a grade Bob-0 Cleanser 2 PKGS 23" The colorful 1964 4»ni!idlewqr.k I tt-as N 1 Or. M-, -SsM I a UlMtHi 'a ita I r a Htwu .afiE tio niahlon. Spring ’64, our Album contains 56 pages ■ PAcas roimTEEN MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALf), MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAYk APRIL 1, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERa L i!). |tAN( R. CONN.^ THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1954 ’ PAGE ^FTEI&f 1■ Z / - toonbrville p o l k s ^ By po n tain K po k fu n n y b u sin ess BY HERSHBERGER *l)AtLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE B*v*r*l qiieries fro.fn young people churches; replace^see 'G-German Rbckv}Ue»Vernon between the ages of ^ end 21 who hqusea of irship/6fi> f all faithsf de- Si^rhood to Go Local <^mus Aoawar to Previous Pu»1e wish to donate bibqd. Theae dona­ stroyed ag. 'Wiirtd War IL Sense and Nonsense They wlU Watc>

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■ f' P A G E FO U R ' liA^H ESTER EVENING HERALp/M'ANCHES;rER. CONN., THURSpAY. APRIL 1, 1954 l-UJ- TT MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. MANdHESTERi CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIl J> 1954 PAGE FIFTEEN TOONERVILLE BY FONTAINE FOX FUfjNY B U S IN ^; y^BY^ERSHB^6 E ^ DAILY C|IOS8WORD PUZZLE z several queries from young^pec^le churches '%ill replace Q p -r ni a h X;‘ LOCAC\ a m u « m e n t s RockVille-V^on between, the ages of IS end'21 who hqusee pi worship of alT faiths' de­ S^terhootl to G o y A iu y 'T to Jffrivtdut P u ii W’lsh to donate blo^. 'Diese donA- stroyed during : World War II. WAT6HIN0 MISS SNOOP MOVt IH TO Doncim Sense iandv Nonsense FI4K VP A rURF»0 $etj^ PROPPgP t-gTTEK CIUU tloiu will l>e taken, ^uiing peoplii Thc.ep a companion, Woi+y, and J0 Per €ent » — tnit one‘Walks with death.' fnay be admmd ai the C opter df- Curtain."; * . Udnal Women's League, will take .Why Worry ? ? T ‘ _ Bce oiyWest Main &L ^ , Lentm-Srii-fcea Slated l6 A ltA 6 t 55 WortMess E2 Synagogue, Waterbury^lt wilj partner MafiAtyui *^you pratniae hot to yftockvllle„\Aj)ri| .1 (-Special 1—fd a y evening at 7:80 p. m. at the ' '•'•yempnthly meetlpg of the Red ■ The midweek Lenten service (able scraps will.be held at 7:30 tonight at the be ah alLday/j^onference, > 6oi 12 Opera by si tall/hjy wife? A shipfnept of army, mules had Jobless claim' figwes, released by | Uhioh Congregational ilhtirch s, isually' held on the flret njencing/a.t 1 y Verdi . bOWN oe—Surely, I promise. just arrived and a soidier made the CwmecUcut Bm ^ym ent Sery- The Tolland Obiiaty chorus' haa lesday, haa . been'-'postponed to Baptist Church , with the pastor, IS-— Maria Mat—Well, it waa my wife,' ide branch office at Thoippaonyllle, been rehearaing for Ahd past six Aprll,^li. ■ the Rev., Edwin A. Brooks, having ’ • Tha'itheme wilt be "Sisterhood 1 Savor a o d the mistake of getting tod close to Leederahip," and Mrs. Louj* Suss- 1 V 14 Sea eagle the rear ind of one. His cpnhrgdeg. Show a marked improvement li»| weeks, the'singers gave a aplen> I High School Notes-’' ' for his ,Mcon8ibllit.V.” TTie man of New JeraeyV w h o ^ the na­ IS^lant part Uaually a person Jumps Ip a con­ caught him on^tlte rebound,' the employment picture in the City. I did rendition of the "Meaaiah’‘/at ; A PaciiUy basketball game will y 3 Danish 11 Cushion anew 30 One wHo The latest figures released, show I Christmas time with about WOO Church- Memberkhip Clask meetk tional chmrman of Wa^rship, will !• Weight o( seaport clusion In order to paM over the him on .1 stretcher and started ba held tomorrow evening, A game It Derogates barters Burrt^ding faetk.—Grit. 518 out -of work Jor the Week ehd-' persona attending. at 8. ■ • • , . " : moderate'the panel \dlMusBion'for . India 4 Scottish cap 4he hospital. r- ' between the IFreshmed'and. Junior 20 Rover V 37 Mbit i ^ f u l Ing March'27. TtHs rapraMnU a; The soloisU for the arograml The Men'a Club of the Methodlet the morning seasi^ A questlOp irC utoS 5 Abstains from 23 All \ 30 Sew ibosel^ On the way the soldter^galned ' Vfreltv will precede 'the faculty Church will lead the midweek Len­ and answer pcrio^vrlll follow. 14 Hugetuh Ral .— When'l see you dance I consciousness. H e' gapffq at the drop in unemployment of » o r « wPi be Charles R ob b in s,/^ aoT^ gjme at 7 p.m. food 25 Conductor \ m Lulmcator wonder. than 10 per cent since the peak! |,t at the South C o p i ^ t l ^ a l ten, service at 7:30 tonight, the ITiciuded In the-'pronam wlH be ‘ t Scatter 6 Above 3t Symbol for loGtoverscs / sky overHeed and. feji^he swaying * jMembtrs of the machine' shop subject being Stewardship "Whose an excUihg and Unuauiil tableau of ' .Indonesian of ' Hal — How I do it ?. motion'.of the stretcher. Feebly ha. HMm lo a d ^ S62 was reported for Church ^ H a K f o ^ ^ * l C e t 7 Spanish town C—tellurium * SrMves „Skl — No — Why you do It!.. desses will \isit the Hsini,Utqn inscription has it?” ' SUterhood activltlea. proqgnted by 'Mindanao lowered his hsipts over the side to, Mareh 13. . Loucka, tenor aoloin at 8t.- J ^ i ’s Stijindard Propeller Corp. in ^ tnd- OAlOrmativa 30 Measure Of ye4Bnt^clay Thh: brg^down of unemploy-‘ Kpin^dpal Churckrln Vftat Hkrt- Ret}imlag Heme .A BieUi El Sisterhood. A catered 22 Xiilsta’ framea .rejrtjt area yr 47 ComRass point find nothing'Mit space. eOii Lpeka tomorfbw.-,' Ufn'cheon will be aeryed.\ 14 S e iz e d Job-wanted ad in the Long •PPl'catlona, Jfdrd. 'Ilia conosn is open to the Misa Mary Forkin,' dau gh ^ of • Embelhshed. 33 Strong Ppfnts 40 Armlr|mt - Beach. Calli'., Preiia-Telfcgiamr. "My Gp«!" he groaned, "1 ■ ^incipal Alien bresser will at­ Mrs^ Delia Naugbton Fqrklrf, for­ Mrs.' Herbert Le.ib is reservation -2d Temmine haven’t e^ n hit the ground yeL" with 280 Parana continuing their i general M blic^ith no admission 10 Joined ' ' 34Changjas ' office ( h "Yard and yawn work-. No tools." clslm. Of'.Uia JoWe^tptal, 138 art j charge, bS^'a free will offering tend^’ a meeting of League merly of the Rockville l ^ e l will chairman tor the / Sisterhood of appellatioD . / '. ____ _ Hlfh.School principals of'the.Con-' Temple Beth'ShoLom, an.d\ wiU acr 27 You - A - a \ w omen and 150 era mm. will be ragdived to taka care of ax- arrive on the 8. S. Amema Ifl^New NATIVE MtLK FED VEAL L r ~ r * k k li r r ✓ The ftlloiy who never does more ery.r', end urges all .24 Powerful y it to make every effort to reach Two churches by Easter, is the Past R nli^ To Meet to IT Pekler—I just had a run-1: ' Herman Kramer of the TIiomfMon- goal of the American L e g io n . Pakt Exalte^Rulere Assn, of the m e m ^ s to avail themsel^a of VEAL V E A L ^ / C l explosive y my\father. Confldenra'-r'The' feeling you ville office aaid condltionn seam to quota of ISO pfnta of blood Ahla^portunlty to meet affiliated T O R O A S T 30 Girl’s name Auxiliary in Ita support of ‘the. local lodge o ^ lk k will hold a Joint i 7* ft b MK Archer— Your, poof father. hitve before you- know belter. be improving in the Uty. when the Bloodmobife unit comes groupm^ SlFlsh / V vW. Crusade for Wooden • Churches, meeting with the officers and trus­ •TTie unluckieet guy In.A'own. Every Kramer added ti at at >pi to this city Wednesday^ As In the Mrs. Bernice Perxanowski, 'chap­ tees of the lodge At 7 , o'clock to- \ 32 S e a ^ V . h H si day hMpItals are getting babies He— T>o ,vou enjoy my company? the city is In better shape last, the unit will be located-at the HICKEY RITES SATURDA m lb *jHpw long h«y« yea b«*n running without, it meter?' 33 Pie fw lain of the . Auxiliary committee 'ollowing a .dinner to be lb mixed iipVend hghiad to get the She-iWhat company are yotj many other communities Bl)u Ho'm , with appointments announced. . s e r v le t 7 p, m. plins for the new Willimantic,. Aprik 1 IJP) passa|e\* D y//', rtght one. with? ./ 8tete.' being scheduled from 12:45 to 5:30 Appropriation S T'325.600 from yea/^will be disci^edjs^ Funeral - services for ' George O U T O U E ^ ^ A Y BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 35 Rota flak. “"'orry p.m. , ; . . \, n H w April 1, 1054, The. acquialtlon by the Auxiliary's national f u n .d s Hickey, a former mayor of t^s F R E S H P O R K FRESH S M O K E D JH U Spanish M’orrT^Sjaa, htamifactured more Vacation: Two weeks' on the police of e .dve-fo^ bow and Any .yohmteer willing to doiiAte, 4B Great \ the asaiirea the construction of one Talcottville Items are iunv han­ city,' will be held from St. Joseph k ft caekets and erect,^ more marble' sand— and 50 on the rockS. eeveral errojae, and m e referring who doee not have an nppolntment, Church' In; the "spliituAI wall" -cy dled through the MaarheetC|r Eve­ Church here Saturday at 10 a. m^ SHOULDERS P O R K B U T T S SHOUWERS g\ AIN'T the HienesT tyR t ■ 42Dancjhig slabs in the cemeten' than all the of two 12-yeer-old M yrtd Juvenile la urged to come-to the home be­ wooden Chtirches to be built/facing an ning Herald Rockville bureau lo- Hickey died TMesday * t hla hom« OF WITE COLLAR WORK,EH, skilled workers in this vlcinltv. It seems fiinny that so many arthorltlea result^When the two tween theae hours and their dona­ .the Iron Curtain in western after a long illness. .'' 'Until his 66AD, SMOFFy/ THERE'5 TH£ 42Qrfental » IT p f r mted at One Market St., telephan'e ■ AiAcioR'? reminds Me of A s m I-' ■ Worry has Wiled more of the piidlic officials And It easier to ynimgstera sant/an atfow sailing tion will be gladly received. Those hoany. -Mrs.' Perzanowshi /eays. Koeksille 5-3136. - recent retirement he Was'^ produc­ MACHIME -^HAt<-*CAFF/f— 50Me- guitar iifi who gave' on the .two 'previous WHAT $08«6R6ED py t5AR0A6E, THE Time x worked iN a PC w . ftr m race than the white, ^ g u e and write books than to balance them. over Paper 1^1 Pond through -a Contributions from Auxiliary units tion rnahager of the Willimantic l b ^ - ib s,,49/"'' ■/ > BWiSilian cancer combined. window pan^'at the Bradley Lum­ Blopdmobile viilte are. reminded I FgAR/— 5M(FF-$NiFF/-**- / TANNERV— THE NeiSH throughout: the Country / ere ex­ Don't attempt to< adjust ' youh plant 6t. the American Thread Co. . fnaeaw tiy W'' « ‘ When worry moves lij, to live- A college education never hurt ber Yard acme 150 feet away. they are now eligible to make -an­ pected' to make- up a second S2R- ' Mvv*?Ro/uT'5 Pitch IN ANb 80R6 U6ED TO 6 LAM \ w thermostat yourself if it's out of He was a native of this city. He ,43 Swedish with you. hapniness and'content anyone willing to Team something When Jtne arrow. made Ha sur­ other donation. ■ 000, ■ . . . / order. You’d save money by call­ , -I Die ivtE Device gut o f this , THE DOOR6 A weight leaves his w*'*®'"'- t''’® daughter WINDOW6 AT K” n ft IT" ment leave without giving noli sflerWnvds. . prise rlkit the workers were in'the The c/apter office hek received Mj-x : PeiiianowskfP ^ a n ow s ^ says "The ing in expert help. and six grandchildren. \ ------WHILE THE] 43 Inminutivi o ffir^ e x t to the store. Th* airow KIHDLV WllID 6 RM. WHEN Lillian tt b ft X- CHUCK floated k / CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER d id ^ t go all the way through the 16 6TILU 1 ro \ window, part being outSidel of the ATbuR \ n B Coom and the other part ROAST ^ l^pACK6/> illWaplU - -\ -- 1 /. ROAST Umpires to -Meet \ Roneirtw, Best of Beef 'John GUI, president of thie Little Lesg\ie,. has called, e .meeting of Makes A ^ice Pot Roast POUND ;EoBe til. W st of Beef V ■ BUGS B d N N Y V umpires tonight at the PAC Club T * * N ...... on Village Street, where plans for \ MEDIAN SIZE \ / the coming seiabn will ; be dis- ctis.ied. , ■FOWL W /TTlip sixo Lh. Among those expected io attend ■/' are Raynrand Ramsdell, Mell- aki, Edward Britner, Paiil Yankc, P O I I L T p y r E SIZE John Halloran, Patsy Vince, Clif­ ford Gleason, Ronnie Wendua, Ru­ n s dolph Coymler and Ted Ventura. • > Othyia wishing to Volunteer for ./ -the coming Little Laague acason Xri Cut Rfady will, be welcome. ■ FRYERS For The Pan $169 / $ r 9 8 Each Cub Baaquoji Held iTve. Blue and Gqld fX-h Paok FRESHLY GROUND FOR A NICE MEAT LOAF ^LL UF6 held \heir banquet/Tueaday eve- m rANT 8B A nin'g ^ the VerpoA^ Center Oon- C arefully V V FED OF ROSES' gregatiOijal Chturch. - Supper was P rfp a rM Lb/ Lbs. eerved b y ^ e Den Mothers, headed ■ HAM BURG 39c ALLE Happy Days BY V .T . H V.M U N by Mrb, ITipmaa Shea. Followingv flag ceremonies, an A ARMOUR’S STAR—GROTE rih JEL—YOUR CHOICE ■a-.-, address was\ given by the Rev. WELL, t CONT RECKON THEV Lebn Burr, pakfor of the Methodist .1 - WSMT US TO LEAVE AFrER /I ,/Churches at W ^^ousa Point and / G£h- - AU.... MLBT BE A MORE \ Wlndsorvnie. The' ben . Mothers HOSPITABLE FOLK THAN Were presahted Xpdth pins, by r p BEEN LED TO LB. ;r>' BELiEVE.' Charles Warron; . - Cubmaatof Bernard Haatingi if co $ ll yi t t i preside^ at Aha banquet which : A attended'by abort 12S, The Pack is most grateful to the National Stores who furnl I cpffee and to Bergren Jk/'Welites who furnished milk for ^ne occa gion issue r Fire Departmrn^f /' 'T.aiiaii.e.weie.eei^ The. City Fire. Di^rtnient; was t ^ l f p air. »s«« *T Ht>.e>rSw. !■«. called out Wadnesc^ th q rw after. OZENv *1 hid biatt trtintd.huiband in th« world, and than 4 a.m. a fire lpf*he rear of th'e -L ^4 2i^ ynt d«/ h# ,w3lk*d out of th« epartmont and natftr Phillips property on Grand AVi^ue. v^rge 31c iMsliUf flRIlevpu I7lb-,flra CHRIS Virus Is Gaining camb.baekt” BY BUSS VMNTEKBOTHAM \ from an In^erator. ' It was ex BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES tinguished /u-ith a line from •E coi limy 60c Steady, BY EDGAR MARTIN 'n e w E xcise la w recendy/^|>3ased by Congress makes, ANYWOeO M BAum if, m tue AT/no^nene o f , booster ta Choir P^seats Cantata li^ T O il or s W a NSON , ^ ^ - ■ PizcMCHm, AN UNCMMCrEP,TP4»f6'PLUTONIAN TM3MM ' vatvv.vio.voo CO udU BL PLANET. 0N(Ei6 HA6 8BSH TCAPPBt} VE«A*. AKO A cluiir of about 100 voices, will r > VOO S O SORE VOT CROOKlEXi- |oo*!n sm present "Oltvet to Calvary" by your telephon^a bigger^value than ever. The 25% and' gLSON? 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. t-"— tlie ]^ n at W ork in Cardi ftls* l^uip Third Time Local'Ace !s Bowphg Tourn aw s M l Interested a t ^Has 'Captured Award :::z jij- d Sff^ing^Meeom /Dojy>le Cham p i n ^ c t i b n Builders ^ iii 32 to Start Roli^g Okon Remains Phn Four Teinn ByBENOLAN N Sox. Hia qverall Kifld ant! Defci T ^nj/ tec Director . Aaaociated Press Sportawriter hlbition reept^ •The New York Giants, who look Y Pin Crown, CtyUipriiied of N^ljoc is. 0-3, which couldd \u^ugur g a'dMap- more formidable every day, won N q . 1 Performcc^ ..^Liirttr Scoring* 3 to 2 Choice •Even the mopt' ardent rooter'for. pointing campaign fot\l ’■ - ' -I Flay^ and Sponsors the Philadelphia Philliea will con- j 1 .the M^fsme their ninth game in 12‘ starts wlnrtpr of against the Cleveland Indiaps, 4-2, T or Second Striliglit at West Side cede that without ' an effective . Thefe have been feMrls that Kid Gavilan Reporied Defeat Motor' Sales, With Gapie at Mt. Nebo Robin Roberts, Uie’club Hasn’t a aa the Tribe committed four er­ Roberta^ is suffering iTOm. back rors. The Giants collected only Y ear with 287, EAjiMi Y O S t . ’ . N ational. League pennant. And four hiU. but Willie Mays doubled Form er Champion Smith *'I haven't been >(o a doctor and home the first run and Don Xfuel- ' ' By BAkL^ST . . . . In Championship Play Pralimthaiy piadA to raorg*nUw’ Roberts'' showing. this spring dan don’t expectMo #^e one,” hs said And Defending King journey £ntry Champ Nursing /(^Id hardly be described a.^'',ffective.” ler aipgled in two more, all in the Moat valuable, player in the Rsc Uie Mancheatar Twtn$ht dMebaU opening, 'frame. ' For the first time In several League will be p r e s s e d at a lust what. If anything, it bother-, and that's the reason 1 haven't ' Ending their worst Florida Senior Basketball League during Correnti Head .Field; , April 1 AJ^—An out' Ing the strapping righthander pitched welt. the 1953-54 ' season is Norman break of rumora thajFCarl (Bbbo) years » taaim other than.the Man- meeting Monday night'art To'clock showing in -the six years under Three Shifts X.isted, at the Recreation Dept., ^ice in' hasn't been determined. Maybe It’a taaeman Charley Kress Casey Slengel't irgime, the New Burke of lhe Coprant'a Champion­ Olaon has a hea.d/cold and that che.ster Motor Sale#' hold#/ the the heavy work 1347 Innings) he ptil was the big.gun In the Detroit at- Kid Gavilan has^sore right han^ the East Side Rec building, on York Yankees dropped a 9-3 deet- ship club. For Burke, a lanky champlonahip in the.Y Wednesday School Street. Anyone interests is In last season. Or could be he''s Just tack yesterday, blastlhg one of. Sion to the surprising Pittsbnrgh Thlrty-elx entriee were receiv today (a'ijed tO'Wffect the odds On sbarpshooter who never played,- for the Men'a Duck Pin Bowling their champlmahip brawl at Chi­ Night Bowling League. Last night. invited to attend. pacing himself. At sny - raie^ | ftobe/ta' pitches over the center- Pirate*, The loss wss the 16lh in Pagani's Butldera of Rockville won Roberts is a far cry from the fir*- fi'eid fence with tw o.m ates aboard scholastic ball, it was the third Toil rnement which aterte Friday cago Stadium tomorrow nigbtiv 24 games for the World diaOl?- a best of five gaihe set from the REC' DIRECTOR Jim Herdic an­ balling pitcher who won 107'games in the fourth inning. Steve Oromtk pions. The Pirates won In the very /time in the seven year history of night at the W«at Side Rec /lleyi , Olson, niiddleweight Mng mikmg.^ / in his last five National League the balloting that he has conie on Cedar Street. hia firat title dafenae aince clinch- Motor Sales in a playoff. 'The set nounced today. thAt he will make itlanked the Phillies for the first first' inning-when they scored five • • • went, tlie limit in games. 'Th.e seasons. seven frames, but a home nm by times against Lefty.Bob WIesler. out on top. The local ma'p copped he crown with - a 15-round an effort to organize a four-team the coveted honor and trophy In , THIHL'TY tw o of the S6/entrent* Motor Sales- won the first found ISAgue, composMl of Manchester Roberts went the roUte yesterday outfielder Stan Jok in the ninth Gil Hodges’ hompr sparked a 12- d e ^ to n over Randy, '^^Irpln laat and Paganis.the.second which ne­ off Dick Marlowe spoiled the shut­ 1949-50 and again in 1950-51, both ,wlll roll ata'rting at 6 ;4 ^ T h e aec- Oetober, -waa a 3-2 favorite. players and aponaora, gt Monday for the first time th^ spring, .but hit Brooklyn attack gs the Dodg­ cessitated the plavoff. night's meeting. j \ be was raked for 'ItS hits aa the out. . ers whipped the |(tli)Vaukee Braves times as a memlver of the Laurels. ond ahift wilt toe the line at 8:00 A week ago he was a 9-5 choice. • s s with the third set tMing to tha men for the winner* Were Sponsors of the laogue wlll.be Phillies dropped a 7-2 decision to Gerry Staley, another of the Na­ 19-7 in a game yaUed a t the end of In the meantime, 4iavitan moved Hippo' Correnti with a 626 - five the Detroit Tigers.. tional League's star righthanders, the eighth to the clubs to lanaa at 9:15. Eddie Faganl, Walt hia training heMfegtiarter* to Chl- \^e Town of Mantiie*ter's Rec' Habitually a laj^e ntarter,/fitan Mtislal la off to a roaring start this spring" in quest oC his seventh . DI.SCOVERED PLAYING in the game total and Pop Gleason wtth Dept. It ic the plan, if sufficient National League batting cMmpionihip. , But the Cardinals' star .is taking no chanccs.'so works in the The time before that (March 271, looked much better than Roberts. make a .train./ , , Y Senior l-eague where he scored HlllnakI, Tony SarTOla and Pete engo. The allde In odds followed a Acetp .received h.vM and will not a 614 score. Chet Nowlckr* 628 inWeat.warran,U, to elect officers , batting cage and at. bunting: - (NGA)> the native ol Springfield, HI.,- The veteran' St.: Louis Cardinal The ’tmpre^ing Washington Sen­ in double figures and showed’great normal rourae and should be .6-5, paced tbe Motor Sales. was shelled, from the mound in the gave up only two hits In seven In­ ators brok^loose for fiye runs -In roll until next Friday the ,9ih. w h^ Will, serve' under the super- ■ ■■ V promise, Burke was drafted by the take your pick, by ring time. -It Paganis won, the. first game by' vlaiol* of a Rec Dept,, official.. t ' / ■ j^ rth inning after b>e had yielded nings as the Redbirds downed the the sixth |t-arbe to defeat.the Cin­ Laurel* into the Ree. laagus in Dafandng ch'knl^pion la Maurice ■fuce* atrirtfy a tosa-np, and gef- )l«rald Seven rung to tha^Chicago White White Sox 6-3. cinnati RjedlegS 9-2. “Hippo” Correnu. Jerry Smith', 42 pins, dropped the second \)>y film fterdic The^.Re(?. Dept., win outline its. 1949 and has been a standout ever Umg^ behind a favorite la one of five, came back" to win’ the third plana and objectives at Monday's /Norm Burke since, 1052 king, hay alRo aptarad after the hardeat Joba boxing experta / aitUng.nn tha^idallnRf I'kat aaaaon. by 80. dropped the fourth by 32. Rtfeting epneaming flnancea wliich eagRe Clubs ^Depressed ' It was Burke's fine all- around have had to do In yeara. then scored a 31 pin in the final Team s U ndeeidetl includes: teta, balls, umpires and play which enabled the Newsmen Tom Kelljfi ronnefup. Ijia p ait two Deaplla th* phone.-y riimofa, the Lakers year#, la a ^ o t h a r pra-tpiirnay game to upend the perennial cham­ an official TMgue aeorar and pub­ O U T ( 9 F DOORS wjUh to'Win not only the regular seasofi clam-lika Olaon poaed somewhat of pions. licist. It ia |MhAe—Byra- Most v'Shiable player balloting cotics agent in , has fled HU 124 129 ara'especlally urged'^ attend. cUss, - trailing the Minneapolis wa.t conducted by the six league •" matchaa were, m adejaat nM^hl MftXZnii .. . 104 113 .117 103 R31 the Brooklyn Dodgers, fnajor' •v April'1 Uft^The Uhat some of them may'cut'their too. , Bevo H Scqring Feats the Rec by Tournament .Director to a aecret hideout. He reglatered V nrrfrk 1 2 3 \ll4 109 112 114 . *72 league baaeball clubs were Attll/h- .11 clubs are so de-1 .exhibition schedule within the mate /Lakera-1-0 in &eir NBA champion­ team managers,''Gil^ Kidd. Burke's under an assumed name #1 a hotel M cO irry ; 120 1(>7 , 96 129 117 569 /'"nviLIGHT ijEAGl'«^%^ebalI, The riueter of right trams baar4 Mel/Cushlng. / ' Nowicki ,, . 107 ’ 149^ 1(1.1 133 .126 '629 deetded today aa to .wliat abtton be skimpyxrowda they i virtually in half next spring. Tlve.v ship series today, needed a first Teaching the Rule Placed in NCAA Book teammate with the' Courant, was on the .•Ity'a far.. North Sjde. started in 1933, played t o ISt/con- class medical, miracle to sal'vmge second with' Lou Dead of Fran­ a e a / ■ / to take In regard to the reaction within 00 mllrs of the cigar crntrr Before doing so, Olson was ob­ ToIhIji' .. .” .147 *199 ”5*4'2*64 in the federal excise tgx on ad- secutive aeaaona at the its playoff hopes / A fter Crreat Season kie's Di'ive-In third. Dead won the /(QUALIFYING ah( firat round FaERar* INIIdar* Oval. Following the cloaeN of thW have not, in the words of one httae- Tbe Nationals bowed to the STETSON (iR)chea will be th- twb out served bldtving his noae. He did Correnti .. . Ill/ 14fi 140 101 R2« miaaioria. - m- M,:^..kward in 195L-.12. this perfectly human act after Ford Konno, , whose double \M Ohio State’s swimming team to the 1951 season. Acting G(Anerad\MAn^ ybatt official, “drawn flies.*’ - Only perturable champs. 79-6i6, bm re , . .-----'6' Editor / New. York, April r 1 (>Pi- •jhe _Previoua Most Valuable pla.veri ■ three game#,'' ni-finala power-stroke which broke the. 1500-' S54«nme|BKO' 112 ,11fi no in ‘U3 R70 'President/ Eisenhower St. Louis Cardinals and New • Teachthg a dog to come is a trotting .9 round in the anow'for chnmpipnahlp. ahow aytne ., iw. 101 144 113, inn fii4 ager Jim Sheekey, took the recom­ 4.S79 here last night with big NCAX Service Bureau today pave we“re: Ed Wierzbickl 1947-46, Wal­ at J'hree out of five hia routine four miles of roadwork. Kieter record and then went/ bn to take the 400-yard frjee.ityle. cNEA) m n*» 122 tn.1 n i 5?« algn6 B ark \ rk Yankees, playing their home basic problem in trainlniy Until a campaign didn’t * r . lyn Dodgers. age, played only four and a half “natural”' training j^utlne. From FrancLv, the 6-9 one-man gang Stan UiliniKi, va. Mike Zwick. mon-ow, is in his hideout pursuing > last night on a 72-hour-pata some W^Her O. (Spike) Briggs, presi- the very start their dogs arc en­ from Rio Grande College in 'Ohio, acoring honoryWlth 287 potnta in ^ hia fayqrite pastime—reading gor.Y 24 hbura before h’e ii scheduled to finish/ folding 'during the tatteT ' - The -mhers have starved. There minutes and took only one futile 15 gamea forAn 18.9'game average, Alex Koohlp vF Tony Deci. denVof the Detroit.club, approved couraged to come-When called and won the individual scoring cham­ detective stories. face Augie Salazar of Oakland, h/Trice range of 65 cents for a stages o< ' th,e regular schedule. ■'■ V 'f were days here when the, Oncln-' shot. /: Desci also Idi the league in' point­ Reasons for the failure wars sev-/ T nati RediWa and Chicago White Earl Lloyd, .playing- his first the cheerful woni and encourage­ pionship among small college play- . / ■ / ' ’A'ileya t and 4 Meanwhile, welterweight cham­ In T . p of Year CallC. In a 10 piiund non-title bout /bleacher aeat to $2.30 for a box ment that fpllovy'seem to be ample getting Ilf 1962-33 with 205 tal­ eral. Last Season no effort was' .1 Sox played\to outpourings of 300 game since March 31, hit orily er.a and topped the list in 10 other lies. Giorgettl Va, Benny Paganl. pion GRvlian was his old. gay self. at Boston Arena. - / seat. 'The previous scale Wa# 75 reward. / ‘ ' single game, season and career He displa.ved his footwork for an The feath’bfwelght _Wlng‘^“^ •'^o cents to $2.50. r - . . made to’reorganize the circuit and 6 or 400 fans V d only broke about three points. Both xte recovering Tigering Pinky Mohenthal of/ /y iy Abraltif). va. John Chiahing. B.V/E.ARL YOST from 'hand fractures, but the re­ ’Those who liave never known 6' records compiled by the NCAA , / Ruaa Morriaon v*. Red Gavello. audience that included Mario an(l shifts to the Princess Ballroom in told reporters that Saldmr The Dodgers, however, only re­ the only baaeball played >as UtUe l»\ even after paWng off the park em­ statisticians. ' 'Mlllsr’s Restaurant had the best Best wrestling raid of the sca- LeAgiie, Alumni Lea^e ahd later- 1 ployes. On weqt days the citlSens covery just wasn’t fast enough to stubborn dog or • dog whose de-, Oft- game average, 24.5, with gB Floria, a dance team currently ap-^ Rockville. Saturday night. April 10, duced their bleacher teats, cuttiag \1 sire to hunt or to Investigate new- Francis did just as « ell Idkt year. s*.n was /j resented hat night at the BAs will present a boxing card be thinking only of {^Tei -them frohi 60 to 56 ceafa. They mediate League, $ 1.95 of Tampa are work, and the stand off the polished Minneapolis /tallies ih 11 games. Foul shootv / S:(io Alley# 1 and 2 - pfaring in Chicago. the Ari-nbry. Each bout w aa‘above same is. mainly\true of several veterans. “ territory la stronger than his de-1 Bui the National B askrthalt Boh Molumphy. va. Kd Kovia. rlght\. '^*’9 Mambo dancer in at the Armofy with Graham of. money that passed him by dur­ left the other prices unchanged. Cnaehea Association voted to "rec­ honors went to Bing Miller of : Question: A throw from par . j^th the Ceriuie Holmes In the main eyent against Babe Yoaeiavits, amallest play­ other towns, Toumts and retired , Depi;ived of its scoring leaders, sire to Mease, probably wonder siffs who hit on 33 of 39 attempts V .lerrjr Smith va. Earl Eyerett.' ' lo/''tH country.” enthused Mario. ing hi' tivo./yeara of A'rniy aervtce, One of the other clubs announced about tma phenomenon, but Just ognize hnl.y: the points ■ sSpt’cd field to catch a man heading Gorg^us George Grant and An- oim.i«H much of it- In Germd'ny. er on thA , Brandei# University Settlers from ‘ the north have no­ Byra.^se played it cautiously and for a 84.6 percentage. Tommy Tom Marlin va. Bill Pagani, SF third hits the third base coach and '■'“”'^ 0 1ose legs, they are niagnifi- tonjO Leone the high apot of a ;w1i6t action they will take. Some hqpbd for a splurge from some of let them own such a dog and against four yeor colleges,/This cent>” Saddler eatlmatbd that hia mlll.- ex-preased an opinion they wll- re­ basketball iesm, jRibceeda Ernie ticeably held Dnto\their money knocked out almost Iwo.Ulfrds of Deneen, also of Nassiffs. wjm ser- bounds into left field. Can the run­ hlglLly entertaining and enjoyablr Helmrieh, the f^m t amaUeat. this'spring. ^ts smaller men. The Nate kept the they'll no longer question the tac­ ond -in foul shooting with 42 hits .Alley* S and 4 "i'ke danced with him and he lary. career coav h in i. $500,000 In tain their 1953,prices, meaning the USE OSR tics of the other owner. Among Bevo’s I932-,13 games. ner advance? program. . Tw o T iiiienp Fights piirses. 'Hia/laat bout of record player.. as neat year's captain. / The White Sox, whh moved tp Western Dlvlrion titlists within in 52 trie.s. Kidd w a„'thiyd w ith ' Larry Bata* v*. Ar( .lohn.son. Answer: %'ea, the bail Is still Is really very good,” cu) In Floria, George, the perfumed be»iil.v club will pick up th- lO percent cut range, through the first half, trail­ some of our finest gun dog pros­ CSurta* This sea.son F ran cis^ o red 1.2,15 Fred McCiirry vi, Muah Bar- who faints at the sight of blood. before his induction! was-a come- in the excis# tax. Otlicra indlcatad Halmtich is 5 fan 9H. _ Toae- Florida this year after Along stiy. points in 27 game.s/hgainst four 60 suGcirssful tosses In 89 iUtemp,t(C In play, as long a* the roach did levits is'S feet 9,^' EASY^AY ing 34-31 at th a t point. pects we find the greatest reluc­ Awards for the most/valu^Ie Ver*. The rraort that the '.Cuban F or Saiuly Sa' games did George pulled the light, awltish during _ _■; 1 , period which carried to a .16-30 hunter. ' j he made Wednesday ntiliffht, r 9:15 .Alleys I and 2 .. I mitt In a bu^et of water. A^so, ment. fables was th^'* legdlng American spring. They had 21 schedule this Training’ a reluctant dog to couragement to . come right to Johpny O 'Bi^- of Seattle In 1952 /riuhnt Kell, appear In for the Boston Red, Gavilan was observed dealing the Geqrge’* tint .ppearance In Man-. ^ - World League batter in night games for ONLY SIMP lead, and the Isikem nursed the you. This,' .of course, 'must be re­ the Parent’s Night pro afh at the / Maurice Correnti va. Charlie chWter aeveral w^ek* ago. G eorge-^ ‘»>*rweight boxing champion First baseman Rocky, Nelson of One of the retroactive proviMoeia time, and'Manager rPsul fUclVrds come is a check cord. job. Ch^ck- and an sveCage 6f ,7S:9. by Roger Sox lakt and what did he | cards In a pokef^game >vlth his the Indians formerly played with of the new tax law la-that tho 1958. He hit .35'? under the is suggesting strongly to his margin carefully through thp last warded by pral.ve. If the dog does East Side Rec. ' Whelan. , did the Job himaelt, Rlthough he Sandy Raddien—with hii mana­ period. cords or cotton clothes line up to Kils.* of Xivrr Falls (.\Vu<) 'State Vic Taggart yva. 'C^ria Deri. ’ ,' an* «h*k^g hapd* w hile gerial \staff ■ looking over<,....,,hls the Cardinals, Pirate#,'White Sox buyer .of an advance ticket can Rat lights. But hts final aaason aver­ pilots that the number be redu SO feet In length should be used, not come in.'then thp line should last y e ^ . A/ Despite a chronic bad back, ( .holding bis right In iibe.yhnre. dlilntt win.any friend*. age was only .278. Down IMItan Lovelette and George Mikan. the be pulled in rapidly as the Com­ / John Luppachino va. Bob Guth­ Af)er trading fails, George took ahouldeC- says. he plans twp tune- and Dodgers. bark half of the 20 percent tax he .-I to 11 next year. Fradcis also he/ I n 1S4 ront^ftts nnd bAttrd ^ . Olson fiffures to $129,000 up fights a month" until he febis In his note to other ciuljs hasei alternating Laker'"cenlers, h it/16 i usually coll the line in the left mand is repeated,'O nre in. the rie. the final after 17 niin..tes. Leone, and 15 points. - hand and pay it,out with the right. 1. Sepred the most held goals Andy Lamoureatix ' va. Nino • ! .tomorrow night winlose an(i he ia ready to face hia No. 1 chal­ .Outfielder Bob .Cerv of the ^ A t). e Milwaukee Braves; with on Qeorgt O'Dannell. rookie pitch­ in, this vicinity, .the deep thinker dog should be petted and encour­ (444). • Q. How many yeara was Bob, Gavilan »90,000. Thii is Waned on making hia first start hei-e, has a To \ Bob Lavoy pitched in 13 for If the dbg starts, for something — aged. Aceto, - picture build, p.-.tterned-,. after lenger,. Percy Bassett. kees ia the only boy ih hiala^ly. advance sale of more than one mil­ er for theTlttaburgh grates, was ■ of the Sox suggests that pitchers 2. Scored the most free throws Feller in the, major leagues be- a capacity gross W te oi .2360,000 lion tickets, shut down ail advance tha "rooKip of the y ^ ”. In tha syracuee and Faul Seymour/idded another dog, a bush, a pat — I .After working with the check fore l)e had his first 20-game-sea­ Charles .^as. Strong as an ox, CpI. Saddier, who la due to be He has threev sisters. Jfit also Torms os Lew '.and rookies do not report until let the line run freely until the dog (367). - , y fSF a turnout of ^,400 and a. per­ disiihai'ged from the Army Arkfil has three daughters. sale operations. - y Pacific Goast iM gua lo l-.6i$3. l-Mdrch 1; some 10 days later than cord In the yard, the dog siioutfl: 3. .Scored the most points in ohe son 7 centage split of 1100,000 television Leone picked, up hia 212 'pound op­ As $2.50 The teams resume the /best-of- is a few -feet short of the object be taken afield. Herr, hoWever. If A. Feller won 24 games In hi* ponent repeatedly and tossed him this year, and that the regulars ssvenVseHcs hers Saturilsy after­ or the entf of the line, and then ganve <)l.') against H tlM ale),, proceeds. / show up on March 7. He would might be more practical to, the 4. Shot the most times in one. ! rksta/' i , T I.KAtit K Exhibition Baseball fourth year—1939—with Cleve­ The fight . ^ i j be televised na­ (George) out oY the ririg pr “P •’h* Per Week noon Mfore a •National-television give the command “come.'” if the cord trail. When you wish/ ntes.lti land. t'i. the. ring rope-s. Once George \ play the flr.st'exhibitions Marfch 12, audlenc\ and then m o^ to Syra­ dog continues. I repeat the com­ , game (^1 against .AJIlanre). Str.Miinl;! .' ' r,l|S 104 W 311 tionally IN ^ atarting at 10 p. m. .six days later- than this year. I'Lcoine, get hold of tliiv^endne/ of it : 5. Scored the most field goals lir-. y T r .../.109 li.l- inn AMERICAN LEA4 Q. How many (years has Davg EST) vvltJCOilcago and a 10(1 mile raced down the aiajics and headed FM Aii cuse’ nejtyweek for tw'oTnore. plus mand and fetch him up abruptly.- Zw jrk . J, , , j,j. . for the dressing robju after being \ Mr .nee sad fV.. A'sample achedule offered by and give the rommandf Praise a onC game (36 against .Alliance and Dl4*rr . /.'I O h l i to" S3 ,113 L Prt. Koslo been with the Giant#? surrounding are* blacked out. ror'Blacker Blacks, -a fifth. If hecessary. .It Syracuse > If it happens that he is going favorable response, hut n ^t a Hillsdale). • ,.". SO 1(H ),0R JS13 Baltimore . A .T he Bt(M-ky Houthpaw.lt start­ to.isp(i from one ring post to the WMter Whites, Richards .leaves seven days open still in |hfe\runnin",unnin", ththe playoffs .. 141 _ I«7 107 /2.SS 7 .667 MsM sm s. tl4eA^ for practice after the exhibitions fast enough and you can fetch him reluctance with a /fast .meriiand 6. Atieinpled . the most free Philadelphia 6 .647 ing hit 14th season tn ./Polo ' / Al.r, STARS WIN' O t^r. . \ More T^eBetween conclUde*ln Inne'apqlia. Op short enough to flip him over, return by cord. Always greet him T nlaU ...... ViO 1,1,1 507- 1,191,1?3 Boston'/.... 10.. .565 Grounds livery. _ MRRclieBtfr .(§41 Tlie We.st 'Coa.<*t hvatnjan, with TOM^ROW aiftt SATURM r MadsmMta{aWeck| begim. He suggests playing two throws In one game (15 against Oet'CBE TV so much the better. It needs but favorably. / Hillsdale). . „ / /"sritVs Urnte ISI Forlrll QhicagqX... 10 ..'H5 (JuesUon; Is !t true that Robin 9. r. Ptff Ihe.tTnt^ and well kept jlair, was fTyeslte. gamex, then three off for practice: NEVEB, TOO OLD s* /* ' !* ■ / ...... 12S 13« 123 .IS.K>4 Rhf). f ...... 6 1-2 \\ at hia b.'''s/and.,gave a gbodxshow. one or two dehi/rtihini ...... 97 W On 27.1 Semi-final between'/.. Tommy oompU te anteSni that is now spent in exhibition Francis also bscan-.e P; Ar r('>...... 119 112 124 XA ‘ St. Lout14 ...... ’. ,;14 .636 the best In the business, but weji3 Tnt*u ...... 2* /H l5" 64 -T------E. 'rACiiniiKsni ...... Oft(W .13S _ .'23.1 Brookl.Vn ______14 .609 won t go put on a IHhib. Any of flsBl Harttfinl Gilfflii and Karl Von E(Pir'xj}eaiill- FREE! games.” \ player Ip score mbie than J^lf P. f ; Pts. INSTALLATION!! The Sox are n<^ too exercised. of the other ch ^ . They Voilldn’t his tea(ii!s'Xoirits in a ,4'easi Dumn^y>jy ...... — 90 • 90 New York . .600 the pitchers y«u mentlani}d 'there , j ' f ed in a straight, two fall'wnn for, •V' about havirvg played to only about attempt to go It alqne. ' Red W ings Favored l^ Beat Leafs TolSlsTol«U ...... ;,.. 520 Cincinnati , .500 could ^ atari, the season tor my | o^ Ti^rniin. f i Irish.:, Tommy, 'it hard working Francis wasn't the onK' record Mi iln 1591' ! team, ' ■ Ko.'l.-.oh, grr.p'pler. Dead-pan Von Eric again With The Purchase^f Any Qt Our half the attendance they did in If you have missed it up ty here. breaker among the smalf colleges.' _ / Miller s (4> Milwaukee .4.58 r ^U fom is and Arizona la.ct spring, there is- a large amount- of irony Tonight a n ^ Gain Hockey Finals De/n ...... 117 i n 32.4 Philadelphia .400 I Q.;'Was there any rea.son for Ed i J r pii) on a plek.siiig exhibition. FREE! GETVMODI^LS! Bob„Hopkins of Grambling (La,) K<(iilllli, ...... )c,3 KB* .1,11 (jpening bout between Prince /.V elr expen.ses also WfVe cut ap- in the situation—the though that College' 'also bettei/d D’Brien's Clsiislix-y ...... 103 90 323 Chicago . . . .286 Mathews not being able t .'jn n 97 1.14 340 line hitler, and/'In the Polo [ State-boxer from. Haw*U,''ls nick- SO minutes. ; ue wowd he better off lettthg bade them to open camp before al.io a new hfgh. - Roiinrki ...... -im 11.1 11.1 .IIS Detroit .1 A) 7, Philadelphia (N) favo/s For The Kiddies-Valuable Money Savings (^oupons 7 S 3kO I Richarda train hia men. He be­ March 1. - . "> overconfidence. They were- b u rn t, warned against ^overcon* Grpunda,'that's'w'Kal you have to i named 'JPineapple.” Next week the wi^estling scene ...... '1 2 ,1 . 112 107 .1*4 ' . .Sophomore R. C.\Givens 6f the, do. Thp Wijt slants sharply hwhy I — '— ^ ^ '------— ----- lieved' he ran do more good by Clubs- which couldn’t wait too badly last season to let it M^„ee. He told hi* players that College of Idaho suFpasscd the ex- Qusf ii* ...... 12* — ,i:s ■ Pittaburgh (N) 9. New York !< watching hia trjun play a couple^ thought up ingehiouB ways pf ...... 103 S4 197 (A) 3. . after ^K-teg a prime target near i happen again. -• '"Toronto" will be tougher in the istlng reebrd on reboijpds with an ' ’ the foul .line'. m I of gamea and then correcting, the •teeating the law.. They gathered 10 V / '...... '472 43* 44S'13ri Waahfiigton '(A) 9, Cincinnati ON THIS The Red Wings meet the Toronto-} remaining^ game*.”' average 0{ 27.1. The old.mark was I •: I niiatakea he saw than b.v 'playing days beforehand at hot .water nelio n l..ake Hnnse' )S) (N ) 2. v- Q. How big, is Leo. Kiely, the Senators Short nn Power Maple Leafs in Olymnla Stadium i When the Maple/Leafs upset De- 26.5, .equalled this sea.sdn b y Man-...... 107 .90 104 ,KI1 Milwaukee pR5^4-«ox'lefthander? % u iC u ^ every:, day. Another thing, we bathing places, or on beautiful off­ rice Slokes of St: Frarigis of Penn- ' K, 7, I A. Kiely, Juat out of. the serv­ 0 move into the finals of the Stanley ; Adam.s had all the opening he UW 113 "117 .11.1 ice, la 6:2 and weighs.18b pounds. L A D IES! ,11 gamea aa w<; would In J1."' vv'here they would boil themselves ' ipJIi-mi".; ...... 9 7 ,125 127 .149 / Baltimore (A) vs Chicago (N) P u t-H a v e Iound Strength IDIIMBOWU Cup playoffs ^gainst the Montreal needed. He blasted his playefs as I Paul laiuritzen of .Vugustana Question: Which hprier led the 3 _There is little hope among the and take long,' invigorating walks (111.) set a .fielif goal record for 7>,isls 423 413 ■/^ at Bh'r'eveporL Lg.. -Canceled, rain, I Sox that tije Cardinal.a ijnd Yan- ih the hills. The fact that a few Canadiens.' being too complacent, saying 433 1269 National League in -ahiitouta last, A MUST in ffvffry kifehtn With a 3-1 stranglehold on th e , “there’ll be no more loaftirg on this aecuraej', hining 62,9 per 'e}l“nt of season? ■ , „ kees.will f|il In with their curtail- bats ahd balls ahd gloves chanced' hi* shot*. The old mark- was 60.6. Mjxr.n'i>nrRi,K,<4 METROPOLIT.AN IJSAGUE Orlando.'Fla., April 1 T3P)—If the-any other pitcher' in the league. inent- plan,, as they are sitting to be on was purely acciden­ hest-pf-seven serie.s.'the'Red Wings learn.;” Tssm Ns. S *1* ' .Answer: Harvey Haddix of .ttie Washington Senators had.* Ted Did you know thgt of the last 36 Baltimore Universit.'F set ' Awo J. ■ ilr(*o,ii ■ ...... 106- .*2 99 2*6 ' Hiis~MP of hfory comparatlvel.v pretty in St. Pete, tal. u are determined’ to lock It up before And theix wasn’t in the twd ir WllUre Wptherafleld Revolver Cardinal* southpnwlxi hi* way to WiHiams,. an Al Roaen or a Yogi games Porteefleld, McDermott and S''?'-- games ut'Toronto. won by the R'ed records In healing Oktholio-'Unit ...... »10» »s 114 .Til six white-wash victories. but' they believe if will work ff Those, were the good old d*y». the home folks. But if" they don't versftyl 146-121, Tpi, 146 points Totals Ellia'"'. '.-'...... Berra, they'd be in tjie tf.lck of the Stobbs pitched last year' they won HEAT-PROOF FIRtKINO Uiey can line dp as ma'ny aa three like prohibition. ' ' " it Avou.t be throiigt)' overconfidence. Wings 3-1 ,aiid 2-1. Detroit had to 206 “n* "rii 5.9T Kask ...... Q. Frequently on \k dii^puted fight for the American League 31 a.nd lost .five?- 't'^s almost too was an all time high for one tesrp- T ram N o .. 12 41i call during a game, pjaybra ’-of the, pennant race thi* y'ear. . Lmuch itb expect them to repeat." 1 play 60 minutes of hockey both and the total of 267 was tops for K. D upuis ...... SI SI i40 Baldwin ...... i ,I...... S ANCHOR&LASS MIXING lOWLS Meae*i0sM«>»< 7 ^ nighU. two teams. " ' ■ R. D upuis 113 -415 SO 31* ‘Whitcomk . team beefing .o'ti, th*. call \yll| go Unfortunately,'they are ahort.in Harris plans to carry it,of 12 Last season it was .a different ^ La^ery .. y/...... ,.,...... to another umpifre. Is , It posiible the long ball., dapartm ent and in ' pitchers. The ' veteran Johnny Totals''.... 191 198 171 65* storyl Detroit^ trounced Boston in . _ ■ C for tb'etii to have, aay, a first ba.«e the present style of play, vyhere Schmitz 12-7) wlU handle most of the opening garficl just like this T ra m NsT 4 (4)' Total ...... 1 .. .1298 umilire overrule the . third base -slugging la so all-l'rnportant; a the relief when the situation calls ^ WAS STSMS year against Toronto. Adaijiis said? L a s t N ig h t *8 F ights (! Smith S.1 *0 XI 24* Majlcheater Revolver umpire?../- team must, have at least twq home for a lefthander. -Sonny Dixon (5-* 11. Rtnith MIX in Hi«m, RAKE In thtm POWER AND HAND MOWERS nothing. -- ^ •.i< ' y ...... 113, - — 9* . i;i4. .126 W. Foss : ...... A. No 'umpire /can overrule an­ run thrAAta to make a sarious bid 8) and Dean Stone, who came up The slide' had started. B efore, Bi- THE .ASS^T.ATED PRES6 T otals ( . . r : ...... 19*',17*-I96-, i»5 67i' A. Carrlnt ..,....~r other. They might confer on a call for a chami^onshlp. The best the fi;om Chattanooga laat September STORE ki Hitm N O W o i l L Y Detroit could get straightened out. j St. Uiuis —Arthur Persley. 136. Tram N’o. S lf» P . .Staum fe...a to get some guidance, but there Senators had laat -year waa Alickey in' time to be chargedwith'aMoss, X>.. Bl own ...... 92 *3 63' 267 neyer-'lvlll.be ovveruling. Players Vecnon, the league'! leading batter 'Boston won the next two gam^s Red Cfo.ss, La.r outpointed Armand S . Brow n ...... , 92,,*a-SS- J .- Alvca probably will handle tile 'right- rm C. Bray ...... hiistling to get.snother umpire in witoae homer output wwa only If. handed relief work. The four p’ew- and eventually eliminated the Red Savoie. 136, Montreal, 10. Totals .7 J y^ings In a atunning upaet. ' Mexico Cily.-r::- Martin (Gujje) 1*4., 166 177 527 on the squabble are merely wast­ The entire Washington team hit- comer# who aeetn certain to: alick ing their owii time snd’ the fans’ only 69, lowest !n both majors, ^ ’* This yt%T Adams stepped in be- Rodriguez, 126, Cuba, awarded.der . Tram N'lr. 5 (•) ■ ' '“T ’ Total ...... 1255 are southpaw* Bunky Stewart and 1 2 9 f4>re isnything like that could hap­ ejsion over Humberto Carrillo. R Phillips 64 ■* 99 91 274 AlsoIShot; M. Jones 240. R. Har­ ttme. r The pllohing staff, moat fonriid- Bob RoSa and . right handers Witti The Purchase .Of 8 Gals. SHELL GASOLINE Model WC 630 pen. He needed his players kt the 127. Mexico. (Canlllo disquati'-, W. Phillips ..;...... SI ■ 9* , 91 2*2 rison 2S6.' W. ThrondeOn 236, W. Q. , Which ia the longest left able aliwe Bucky Harris returned Comilo Pasqual and Gonzalo Nar­ field In the National L e a ^ e ? - for kls third stretch as Washing­ right time and they reswnded with fled in fourlH round for repeated Totals ...... : ..179~195 162 5*6 Griffin 230. H. Keseler,- Sr.. 226. anjo. Stewart h ad /14-10 at ChAD near-pei feet play. • , .Tiram N'o. 6 (4) :fi. iCarlaon 227, N. Thefrin 206. H. A. Now that Gmenberg Gar- ton manager la 1950, may well be tanooga last'year. Ross was in the “ Porcelain - tub full ENGINE REPAIRS foullhg.f ,K. Hrdlilnd 96 , *9 100 3*5 Keaeler, Jr.. 204, D.'VerlzzI- 203, deas have been, torn down, Pitta- the beat la/the league, (t la headed Army and Pa/vqual |9-61 and Nar-.-f During Qur GRAND OPENING skirt,- big. ‘ de _.luxe ■s~ J. Hrrtlund -," ;...... ,.99 94 116 311 R. Mayer 198.,H. Sweet 190. E. burgh’a left field—365' feet—it the by. Bob Porterileld whom Harrl*) anjo (7-6) were with of wringOr, automatic Totals • o't.l. m 1*3 21* 596 Yvhaat 165. J. Griffin -164. S. Sroka league'* longeat. ' call* “Just about tbe beat pitcher [ the . .Florida International. rClAsa — -T , t timer, easy rolling ,152, j. Van Wycjt J21-. Question; Are thdraahy “double la tbe .Amertriia League.” -'ne 39- j Bi' teague, Tram Na. 1 If]' penalties”, for rules infractiona?— year-old righthander wha the cir-! Harrl* lr hopeful that Pete Run­ . MANCHESTER^ MOST MODERN STATION OFFERS YOU A COMPLCTE, LINE OF c a s te rs . :P. Vorriaon ...... 91 93 *5 269 Frank- P b i I b i n Cbamberaburg,. cult’a biggest w laacr w ith a 22-10 nel*. who*e hitting fell off to a AUTHORIZED SALES PARTS -SERVICE V'r : M orrison . . . . . 109 IlT lOe-- 332 - record ia ’58 and tura'ed In the Injury M ay Pa«.. ' whlnper last year, will bounce ! T otals ...... 200 . 210 49 « :,.« ft , ‘Answer: Yes. One example Is remarkable' totel of Yfiiktiftou|a. back. 'The 28-year-old *hort*top I* ^ -USE OUR EASY PAY PLAN ' OLDSMOBILE . ... Tranv No, ]* fl) , the double pe'nalty w.tl^h ran be Southpaws HAUry McDermott FIR^fONE TIRES, BATTERIES an^ ACCESSORIES ON iRIGGS &'STRAnON CLINTON — REO — JACOISEN mancnestcr m o tor sales iM Morgan *4 9fr 97 27t the 'keyl.naan of the Infield, that ONLY $S.OO DOWN OELlVERS-^tl.SO PER WEEK j n. Morgan' ...... 77 “ 9* 96 269 ' Ted O ut Longer balled on a catcher IP he'atepa la (18-10) and''Chuck Stphba (11-8) shape*. ,up strong defensively^ st I front of the plafe to batch a :p(tfb snd rlffhthanders Spec Shea (12-7) the' dther potitlona. -Verinen at — UNSON 4 - CONTINENTAt^^j»OWElllFRODUCtS,ENG|NES •-^otala • f ' 161 1*6 193 540 /’ white a runner Is trylng-'lo score .and Coonle Masero <8-7>-ro'jnd out ’/ / ■' ~ ' 'i.:V '' ^ ^.. A L SO M O D E L WRT.230 J , S araao la./^ la.. April 1 tffh— firat and Eddle,X®*l a)i thlrd-com- .Teani-’Jia. 2 (9» from, third on a steal or “squeeze” tha ataraTO Iri¥. McDermott 'caqie pam favorably with anybody In HEG. W 24,95.^ ...w. iiO W O N L Y 3E. ^Urnrr BlUgger Tad WHliami — who#e play. A balk la ealleil, aUewiag from Boatui last pacamber along, thell?'respective position*. W'nyne Sprkial During Grand OpSenirig — Up To 30% Discount On Tires $9995 ,N 94 M *1 274 broken left collarbone haa blighted , T: Tiirnrr . . v : ...... 119' 1(1* 107 .334 the_rnnaer te hcOre, and iaterfer- with outfielder Tom Uphlett in s .Terwtniger at, *eco“nd It a steady ** ——s'- , • . - . ' ' • th*L'Boaton Red Sox spring train­ ^ SPECIALISTS IN >v^: : Totals ...... i..... 213 257 1M"406 aacib la'isiMv railed, putting lie trade for Ja'ckie'^ensen. , — ' firld(*f^W a-timely hit.ter. Tram N'a, 7 (41 ing scene—tnay b# -dtrt 'df the' Sox- batfer OB flret btiae.. VMcDermbtt give# us a atArtlng : "Runnels -has his head up Now and Used Equipment it. rushing .,...190 96 325 ,343 lineup longer than expected - •• Q. What did Steve Bllko blL'for ftvb that compAre* with anv In the Aglift.” eaid H arrii. "If he comts End- Frame'Alignment I J. Cushing, ....i,...... 135 129 113 366 - Dr." Herbert Virgin! a Miami the Cgrdinals last year and how league,” "Harri* decla’roar "Ge'tlng back, w* ought to make the first I Totals ...i.’f...... 246, 227 217 7h9 orthop«d,i( apeclallat, Informed the manv homers . did he get ?" him mcana that ’ If Rorterfleid diviAions.” ' ; ' R ^ Si •-yaaiarday that fad will A. TMIkb kit .SdJ, aw-atlbd i l -pit^AKli today’and I've got a gapie If Ahgel Skull, the fleet-footed TAhm Na.ag |4I > not b* abl* to go through baseball feiur baggers. . 4 i ^ 'tomorrow, I.ran sleep well tonight outfielder from jChagleston. first / TELEPHONE MI-9 ^ 7 3 ^ / end Wheel Raleneing Ur Simmons/.’., ...... 63 9 7 , Iff) ft Tram hfc, 11 (*) rsrfril . ,wori(a*iU until after the result# of .Q. What did Caa MIchaeU hit 'because I know I've got M c^r- Negro [to make-the Washington '• f l 9|Ca April *-ra. -are known., last year ? — George Tobin, Lynn. raott.toady. Stobbs ia, jest, about teem, can win a regular spot/Ihe MQviK e n m e The yallf-halting atat's shoulder Mass, .f ■ , gettihg into hi# own. Ha. took aome Nate, jslll.; boAvl the(^ fMteet T m lx; Business 3t MAlk STREET TEL. Ml-3w i^ CALL BItUNO Mr-9-5295 la , . _____ fayorkbly, Dr.'Vlr- .(A. Mkihsels, the -now C1iiq|go__ tlipa copaing but ha'a learned how field In the, major* with 'Jim Bus- \ Is DdyUm. Ohio . IHBAI—HugtilR- gla naarted in a telephone talk^Mhaad haaahiaa, hit-.$51 for ifee to pitch now. As fob PorterffoKIr-I by in, center and Umphlett in 1 MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Devore objy • kntjJi'R hi# Dayton writh Ganaral Mahager JoaCrenis. . .V wuuWntcM t tnada him 4)Vfii up for foqthiUl nque^ through movies.. . \*rrr ' r >5 - ('' ■J'.' 'f'’; ' ■ \ ,c \ . V ■ ■A. ■/- \ /■ I", f - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL X, 1964 PAGENlMCtteir PAGE EIGHTEEitT N-- V MANCHESTOB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 1. K :\ Botrders WSRlcd 5>A Wanted To Rent 68 Houses For mal# 72 aphe're AutfnmMtfes/pr Sale 4 Household Services Bonds-^tocks*^. Situations Wanted— Mitf^cal Instruments 83 its devcli Automobiles for.HsIs Boats and AcMMoriss 46 JtOOMS with acreage, jpoul- F i l m S h o w s minutes Rockville/Firm Scored Offered 13*A Mortgages . 31 Female 3$ MUSIC IrrttumenVaixrental. 0^m-> "ROOM AND Board. GentiemSb; tirjr hbuae, brooder, apple trees, ward U>6k This GOOD Used e r a new 1904 CHlRnoLliT all metal station CHRlSCRArr Klt boat, aa- Tel. MI. 8-7675. . 468 PORTER STREET with ;St engiiw wagqh, 3,800 miUes. From local es FIRST AND • second mortgages WOULD LIKE baby sitting Job In M . Deck and wheel, $300. plete lihe of ipatruirtents. RMtai convanient, H. B. -Grady, Broker. height of 32 Emptfe State buildings at the Men- tate. 38 inehtha to pay, Douglas bought for bur own account, Fast, Also Mercury lA outboard motop. applied to purUhase price. Rep- Ml. 8-8008. / standing one on the other. Clattirid contact 'Ai Cfi WILL CLEAN atUcs, Cellars, ashes my home any day or evening of OPENINO for elderly peraon In my Hers is a rare opportunity to' F i r e b ^ B i g O n e Over cheeter Motor Ml. ZAlSMt. Motors, 888 Main Street. removed..Reasonable. Ml. 8-4391. confidential, service. Manchester the Week. Pleaae call Mrs. Holmes Id, |17S. Galt MI. 8-4344. resenting Olds, Belmei^ Bach, Ifccnaed boarding home. Pleaaint The lent ,ofc the camera couldn't Pedler and fiundy. Mett«;;aMusic purchase a boms in ons «f Man* WEST SIDE (New) 2 bedroom encompass'It* all, to an artlat's' \ ------7 — ^— — — T Investment Corp.^ 244 Main street. MI. 3-4543. . „ aurrouudlnge. Call the Virginia ranch, full baaenunt, oil hot water Idvirtisemenb We a v in g or buma, moth holea Studio, 177 McKee. ML 3-7500. Beit Home. ML. 9-5458. .chsstar’a finsst realdsntial areas. sketch ;mui displayed- to show an- ■ HarMord, April l (AV-The Hol­ i98r'PLYM0UtH 4-door and tom clothing, hoisery runs, ML $-6^ heat, insulated, Uie bath, near othan--* fantastic dimension: The 1948 CLASSIPIED ADVT. 1939 Chevrolet 2-Dr.—Runs well. MIRRA-PIANO, 3295. cksa rCde/ Tbls seven room home offers, all school, bus and shopping center. A s G o t h k m stein ^ Rubber Product* Co. of Fries 850. ML 9-5052. handbags repaired, lipper ns* CONSOLIDATE NAGGING DEBTS Situations Wanted— mtmroom-top portion of the Oloud, Rockville bt a bankruptcy hearing Offered Scholarsfaip DEPT. HOURS , " Full price 885. placement, umbrellas repaired, into ’ohe easy monthly payment. signed to spinet style. Excellent, Business Loeatlons tbs bsneSta of mbdsi^i living. ' Excellent valtie. E A E Realty, pnrMching an altitude of abdut 10 1939 ■ PLYMOUTH deluxe fordor. Fair rates with a comfortable pay­ . / Male 39 Jeweler, re- condition Bench and delivery/iji- XU. 9-8397 or 8-4480. (CoatUliMd from Page O60) mUe,s, began spreading out lateral, today was acciiMd of ^ a studied OtDSMOBII 8:1B A. M. to4:30 P. M. 1946 DeSoto Custom Sedan—Ra­ Good condition, price 845. .40 men'a shirt collars reversed and adjusts watches axpertly. ■ eluded. Go*'* Piano Co.^ S^T For Rent ^ 64 Chaerful living .room', modsm pattern of mi*repreBentotion” in dio, heater and automatic replaced. Marlow's' Little Mend­ ment schedule. Connecticut Mort­ VETTERAN 28, requli-es- part time ly near the base of the strSto. 4-DOOR SEDi Englewood Drive. / . gage Exchange, 27 Lewis St. Call ____ jahto drlcea. Open daily. Asylum’Sir,.llartfbrd. JA. SW96. , kitchsn, nles dining room and amall WELL BUILT Three-family Xouae, eifle^ proving ground since; Wen, sphere; It eventually attained a dealings with ita church 'b^tom* i shin. Oiily $95 down. ing Shop, eihploymtot from 2 p.m. Mechani­ Thursday >veninga. in ^ p r u c a a ir conditioned ottioee. Mod* in very good, condition. Cotrirenient COPY CLOSING TIME Frank Burke, CH. 8-8897 any week cal experience. Anything consid­ cm deeign. Near Poat Office, Mato den on Srst.floor* T tvo large bed­ and both have been seml*qfli|cially diameter of 100 miles, FULL street MHcheU 9*4387. Rj^M bND CHORD ORGAN, only rooms plus chlid'a bedroom bh sec­ to Math street. Very good income 'Tn this upper air phenomenon The charges were made by Xtty. FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 1946 DodSe DeLuxe Sedan—Ra? 1951 FORD- Convertible. Excellent FLAT FINISH Holland window day qr 'til Saturday noon to talk ered. CaU MI. 8-8545./ 1 year hard to tell from new, street,' corner Wadaworth. XQ, property. Six large rooms vacant described as much mors^ioWarful. Joseph P. Cooney, coiintel for tl)e W. THRU FRl. ' dto and heater. $10 dowm. condition, 81295.^. 9-3727. shades, made to measure. All about or second niortgages. 3845,'ben™ included, Goss Piano 9-9779; or XO. 9-9818, ond floor. Wall to wall ci^atln g there .seemed to be an explanation metal <;yenetian blinds at a new Gjaiden—Farm—Dairy for buyer. Home can also be used One was set off Xlarch4* Hi* oH>*( of the recent troubles of the atomic Archdiocese of Hartford and ten^ 10:30 A. M. 1946 Nash Sedan — Radio and ?p., 317 Asylum St,. Hartford. JA, . in living room and hall. HeatM at* for business. Call XU; 3-8937. last Friday.. f- teat force with the spreading radia­ porary receiver of !the firm. ^ DIRECT FROM Owner, 1954 Chev- low price. Keys made white you Doga—iBirds—Pels 41 . ■ Producta 50 " 1 Open Thursdays until 9. ' At a first meeting of creditors, lATURDAY 9 A. M. heater. Full price only 8295. rolet Bel Air 4 door sedan. Fully wait MarloWa Buriness^pportunltleg 32 LARGB s t o r e for rant with bate* tachejd garage. Imagiha an acre XtANCRESTER-'New raneb, qual­ Here are somh^f the things the tion from the March 1 test. No money down. CANARIES, OUARANTEKP sliv­ "MR YOUR Freeier, tender Here­ narking in, lot n ^ t door, toont, dealrable locaUon. Sultabla 'of landacaped level grounds-r-gar- In his White House news confer- Cooney outlined what he said waa equipped. 3 monUia old. 3000 miles. AN ESTABLlSHEElsoda shop and ity qonainicUqa, no development, motion pictu^ of the 1852 test the methods the firm used in-ob­ Ivory blue paint. Fully guaranteed. ers, aU colors, also ‘ females. ford ateera. Whole or pari. Your STEINWAY GRAND, medium sUe| for any biiainesa. For InformaUon, den apace, picnic grove, play araa and the offiefal narration accom­ ence;-.discu8sion yesterday.. Chair­ rODB OOOnBBATlON WILX. 1941 Pontiac Sedan —Full price luncheonette for sate. Long term, MI, 9-0436. choice from my large herd. Sul- writ# Box E, Herald. large kUcben, tbras bedrooms, taining contract! for church pewi, BB ATFlUtCIATEft My new employer auppliea car. Building—Contracting 14 recently iWonditlohed and ba.sa re. for the children, all aecluded from full csllar, wooded lot, centrally panying U'mecloted: man Lewis Straus to the AEC arl 8140. No money down. Full price'11975. Phone MI. 9-8834. low rent leaae available;. Call ACB kpwskt,'Wllllmantlc HA. 3-8217. 1. rhe/' test device was exploded tributed most of the trouble to a kneeleri/und rubber tile flooring. c a b in e t MAKINQ-W,i also do Realty for appointment. MJ. 9-2392. THE NEW MANCHESTER Pet strung, p r i ^ for irtunediate sale SkeOND FLOOR. 2400 aq. ft., the.>strtet. If ^u are seking a located. Only 812,900. - Carlton W. He said the ..firm required aub- B R p i E R ’ S 1948 Packard 3-Dr. Sedan—Radio at 3895. Gosks Pianb Co., 317, Hutchins, xti. 8-5132, 9*4894. ;__ _ in , a. ':'‘eab." a small workshop reversal of predicted wind direc­ D id MI-3>512T sil types of "Carpentry work, re­ Center, 995 Main^St., invlUs you plenty -tght, two lavatorlea, three home in kn outstanding location tion. ' ' ■tantial 'depoait* which Cooney re­ ROCKVILLE ROAD and ^ a te r. good condition. modeling, alteraUona, etc. Good to visit petS/^ all kinds. Con­ Houaehoid Goods 51 Asylum.St., HaiVor*^- *tA. 5-6698 front foome, auitabre light manu­ Jamdied with recording and detd- garded as jiiatifled. ^ Only 895 demm. Auto Acenuories—Tires 6 workmanship, . and reasonable H«lp Wanted—FejBialeN^S necticut btM Parakeets. "'MB. facturing, large office halla. Apply 'with sufficient land to prevent any uiing gadgets, . on the Islet \ of But the fact that the 1952 cloud However, the attorney declared \ TALCOTTVILLB 31 Lots For Sale 73 Eluge.lab, at 'the northern rim of stem blew to .the entirel.v unpre­ C. i FOR TIRES, Tube« and batteriea rates. Estimates gladly given. 9-4273, . Hpors Monday through MO MEED TO JOIN A.CLtUB : 57 Backer, 88 Oek. future sncroschmant, you will want that the company "apparently tor 1947 Hudson 2-Dr. Sedan-r Good Call Dick at PL 3-8895 or John at NFriday. 10^ to 6:30, Wednesday Wearing Apparet Ehlwetok atoll. cedented height of 25 miles." well a long time has made a considered /O p e n n ig h t s Lost and Pound condition. No money down. contact your Goodyear Service EXECUTIVE Top GuaUty Furniture ' to Inspect this property. LAND FOR Sale, %-acre up to ptfy 2. The island, about a half m'ile Store. 713 Main Street. MI. MI. 8-5789. ~ ciBiMd at 3 p.m. S. A H. Green CHILb'S CU1T.HES. ailitabie \ for amount desired. Highly eleyhted up into the stratosphere, suggest­ effort to get cash by any meant.” 9-5390. Uae our easy pay'plan. / atampa. \ Brand Nime Appliances . .Houses For Rent 65 on good road iii Andover^' Call long arid a quarter n)Ue wide and ed that the recent cloud might Cites False Lotteries tJOVt — TraveiUV 0" Mdn SPBXTlALlZINO in custom buUt ga­ ' SECRETARY, boy, size »-6, including t o ^ x ^ , For Appointment cill protruding from the barrier reef have pushed up Into the region of t atrMt. Finder call Ml. HTTO after McCLUR]E AUTO CO., Inc. and TV at Trehicndoua Savings like hew, Reasonable. M I., 9-6tJ5- SiX ROOM OLDER houee, cabinet owner Builder. PI. 2-'’'“”2-74^" He said that Holeteih would tell 4. Reward. , FAMOUS l if e t im e batteries,>ix rages, Stanley ‘overhead doora, TRQPICAL FISH and auppliea of the atoll, vanished. In the place "Jet etream” flow of- air and other .:ahln6U, block .Uie ceUlngs, al- Busy executive needs a top Kelly’s Aquarium, 39 Sunset St. CHAMBERS F ^N IT U R B kitchen, dining nook, three bed­ ROBERT J. SMITH, In c., -where it stood there.^praa a Crater high altitude sir mass movements. its customers that it was holding / 373 Main Street year guarahtee. Self-recharging in room. tile bath, garage, hot water anniversary -lotteries and that the 60 aeconda. Buy the beat fo^ leaa. teraUona, addiUona. CaU Frank notch secretary capable of .Gpen 'U1 9. . ■ SALES Wanted—To Buy 58 LARGE LOT on BeVStreet. Level 175 feet deep, a mile in dtameter. Air masses moving in several dif­ c u ■ t o m e ria. name - had been \ Annougcemcnta . 2 Tel. Ml-9-9442-Open Evenlngg, Contota, Ml. 8-5823. oil heat,'gaa range.-385 monthly. and -clear. Nice ytow. MI, 9-3727. The deep blue water of the pacific ferent directions .could have carr |1 weekly. Cole Motors, / r . ■ ^king on greater responsi/ TROPICAL FISH hobbyist selling At The Green Write Box K, Herald. 983 . Main St., Manchester drawn and was ths winner of 3I4Q0.7 WILL BU'V Refrigerators, ranges, rolled where the island had stood. rled segments of the fadipsetive --A cortdltion of receiving the 8406 BaVB t o u r chud’a portrait ta*en MOTOR SALE. New motor guar­ SPECIALIZING in carpentry. bilities,and making decisii^. out healthy stock of Guppies, 10c' , MitcheU 3-5187 \ nd washing machines. La-, .Into the yawning submarine crat­ stem to various points of the com'^ at hdma., Special tor the month ol antee. Ford, ChevroUt, Mercury, Jobbing and alterations. Guaran­ Diversified and interesting each. 41 Green Road, any time. Tel. MI-9-5241 Resort Projierty For Sale 74 Cooney added, would be the. .im­ 1950 CHEVROLET Sedan, Power- Hours; 10 to 8—7:30 to 8:30 P. M. t Ipmme Appliance Co. Ml. 9-8868. Suburban For Rent .. er, on the shelf of the reef- prhere pass... mediate payment ot Uiie balanc Roger Turklngfon . MarchVirrerUar $7.9S portrait for Dodge, 8124.95. Pqnxiac, Oldsmp- teed work. No Job too small. Rock­ duties. Drivers license re­ 66 it. drops off'into 400 fathoms oI $1.98. CaU m ta Studio. Ml. S«3U. ' glide, radio, heater, extra, -extra bile, etc. 8174.95. .810'month. Cole ville 5-5759. , ' . COVENTRY — Three room year The quality of film displayed to payment of the church's clean. iSnro' 1950 Chevrolet tudora. quired. Please forwanFa com­ Live Stock—Vehicles 42 GLENWOOD Combination .heating . t h r e e r o o m * furniahed apart- ‘ round cottage with all city conven­ ocean., was a great bole equal, to newsmen, or., at least the print, and this wa* done, to m Roger Turkmgton, co-vali Motora. MI. 9-0980. Wiithout Board 59 '^ment at 87 Park St.,. Rockville, the height of a 17-story building’ Douglas Motors, 533 Main. g e n e r a l Construction, altera­ plete resume to / . .X and cooking gaa rahge, four. top iences. Bargain for quick'' sale. wa.' faulty. stances. torian of the senior class at Man­ ^S^soniQs 1963 CSrtEVROLEt H-ton. pick-uip; tions,, remodeling, plsstic tile, WE BUY COWS, calves and beef bumera, full aixe oven and broiler NEWLY DECORATED, Beautifully leat and hot Vrater aleo . garage. BIGELOW STREET Call MI. 9-078'7 or PI. 2-7092. capable of'containing 14. build­ Overall color tones of the -explo- “ This company waa d*ali^ with chester High School, is one or four dark gr«en. Low mileage, $945. counter,work, garage, etc. No Job cattle. Also horses. Piela Bros. plus heating unit. Automatic pilot furnished and spacious room. The >1, Rockville 5*8308. ings the site of the Pentagon at aion itself were in sepia, dark men ot the cloth who pla/ed their TRB FROSPBCtsHm School for Auto Repairing~-Painting 7 ' Box F, c|o Herald Tel. ML 3-7405'. Large 6 and 6 duplex, one -7^ Washington-. high school seniors in - thg state Carter Chevrolet Co.,\ 311 Main too small. .Eugene Girardin, 16 -lighta for burners And oven. Con- most complete light housekeeping SOUTH OdVENtRY, heated, furn- browns, dull gold and black. An faith in it, but apparently the com­ young children. \T raatportatloo St. ML 9-5238. . ‘ Trotter SL (MI. 9-5509. . verted for natural gas. Would be facilities svallsble in Manchester. car garage, property is in good Suburban For Sale 75 Greater Than 40 A-bombs atomic blast is characterized by pany took^On many contracts which to -be offered • four-yea^scholar- fumlabed. Mn. Lelk^bur, dlrec* E9CPERIENCED Waitress wanted. ideal for aummer cottage. Retails You wiU marvel, at/the cleanliness lshedX°ur rooma and garage,,Call 3. Created was the largest fira- it never could or never Intended to shi^ at Wesleyan U niw sity. He 1940 StUpEBAKgai Plckiip. Good Apply in peiabn. iCenter Restau­ Poultry and Supplies 43 CHape\8-9587. condition. One side will soon COVENTRY—A brand new 4-room high and brilliant -tones of intense Phone MItcheU >4767. <5a r BURN OIL? HOUSES FRAN lED or will help you new tor $389, our price 396. Call of this budding. ChilHren accepted. ball of the more tban 40 atomic white, coral, - salmon, mauve and fuKill," Cooney declarad. will enter college thto fall and condition. Make an offer. Im down build all or at; y part of It. Write, rant. 499 Main St. MI. 9-94^1. • be vacant. Excellent financing ranch completp ceramic tile' bath, ZOPPl, leader aid adviser, payment. 830 monthly.\Cole BROODER, Five sections, suitable Central. Priced so \ reasonable pine kitchen, ample closets, living explosions set off until that time blue, with aome. of the dirty, dun- The hearing ia betog held before pitois to take a pre-mMical course.' Carpenter, Bo;(\B, Herald. you'll gaspi^Be sure and see this available. Brokers protected. —t3U miles in diameter. The beat U. S; Referee in Bankruptcy Saul welcome. 256 Franluin Ave., Motors, 438 Center SU MI. 9i Economy overhaul, most all DEMONSTRATORS — Ambitioua for chicks or game birds. Good JUST RETURNED IriFtOM Sumfner~^omeg For Rent 67 room, 12 x 15. Oil forced air heat. colored tones produced by dust The schoialtiilp M awarded on ffom, the Art theater For women earn high commiaaione condition, 325. MI. 3-4428 after 6. one, Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St. Utility room. See and compare for at the core of that churning, bril­ and debris. ~. Berman in the U. District Court, DOUGLAS Has older cars too cars. Parts and labor $49.95. EXHIBrnON -X- COTTAGEa ■ FOR Rent —Private T. J. CROCKETT, Broker liant man-niade -star presumably Hartford.' basis of Bcholarnip, character aent call CHapel 64Tg8. No money down. $4.90 month­ Roofing—Riding 16 diaplaylng “the Royal Une" of USED IN MODEL HOME 38.800. Phone Barbara Wooda /F o r those who had seen previous and Snancial need And amounts to down. 1946 Chevrolet club cfMipe''X quality, merchandise. As manufac- Ar^clek For Sale 45 lake, clubhouiV. 174 acres. 80 min­ 244 Main Street Agency. XH. 9-7702. shot to a momentar}'.temperature atomic explosions, and especially An overflow ertovd of 80'creditor* Finishcidi^oBiilBeBta sad KXP; CORSETRy service^ 1940 Chevredets (4), 1941 Chevro- ly. All work guarant^d. FQR THE BEIST In Bonded buUt ROOM FOR Rent. Two girls or • utes from Ma^heater. Applica­ like the body of the sun. and interested persbna forced 8900 a year. tutbra of . over 300 Vinyl itema we 3 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS . couple. Call MI. 9-llS^. \ with the aid of the super-imposed your Trixie foundations^ leU, 1941 Pontlacs <8), 1941 Ford up roofs, shingle roofs, gutters/ /eliminate the middle man and in­ DELTA-UE WALT power tools and ' ^ •.X tions for membeMhIp now being VERNON—TWO homes near hew The picture included an imposi­ Judge Berman to move the hearing Son of Mr. aito Mrs. William J. Markers In.- Our Display "DE LUXE” FURNITURE accepted. American Sun Bathing Office. Mitchell 3-6416 picture of the • silhou­ Turklngton of/66 .Phelps Rd., Aida 58 Durant St. MI. club coupe, etc. Dougl^ Motors, conductors and roof repaua call sure you of greater profits. Many accessorlea. Salea, service, demon­ — ALSO — VERY COMFORTABLE furnished Vernon school. Priced below mar­ tion of the fiieball on a drawn out­ ette, the picture was revealing and from the small bankruptcy coUrt- Yupi I^Chobse From! k 5-8160 ter 8 p.m. m M ain, COLE MOTORS^ ^ Coughlin, MitcheU 8-7707. exclusive sales and prenriium stration. Terma arranged. Capitol Asaoc'iatlon, Box G.NReraid ket for early sals. The Escott line of .Manbattan'a skyline. It r^ m into the larger -federal court. Turkington flo w ed the college “ ‘'WESTINGHOUSE” . room, hoi Water heat, tile bath Residence, Mitchell 9*7751 impressive. Several Catholic priests were course through his high school ca­ items. Experience unnecessary. Equipment Co., 88 Main St. APPLIANCES . And shower; Nice home for a wom- Agency. Xfl. 9-7683. overwhelmed about dne-quarter of J n t Finest In RIDERS W. to Lowell or ORMIER MOTORS /, \436 Center Street RAY’S ROOFING Co. B ^ ru p Manhattan, blanketing WaMilng- But for the man in the street, among those who attended. - reer. He haa been a member of , leaving Friday Complete training. Openings for Includes following: /an or man. 381 Summit St. alter Wanted Yo Ri 68 \ Lawrence, Mi roofa, gutter work, roof,if, cMmney_____ experienced demonstrators as dis­ SHOTGUNS for sale. Lefevep 12 4 p.m. THREE FAMILY HOME COVENTRY LAKE-6 room janch. ton Square^ddwntown and reach­ it could not fail to look much like " Describes ‘Flagrant Cass* the National Honor Society for A p.m., return S( ilay evenirg. MI. SAYS\ “There’s nothing repaira. Free estimates. Rky Hag' "gauge double, 330; Savage 20 "VERY PRETTY” BEDROOM year old, artesian well, hot air other atomic explosion mov^s he Continuing his discussion, Cooney three yeam. a repreaentative of MI-9-0980 \ trict managers. Why settle for "GOROEbUS” LIVING ROOM ' YOUNG m a r r ie d coupli nurae ing uptouTi to Cent;al F^rk. Dewgn \ / - ■ magic a ^ u t it, we merely buy enow. Ml. 9-3214. Ray Jackaon, gauge pump, 340; Ithaca. 13 gauge FURNISHED Bedroom for rent. heat, full price, 36200. Call ACB The official estimate was that had seen. Somehow, the/impact pointed to a contract with the St. the Studeni" Council, mendber of less? Royal Plastics. MI. 3-5586. double. 350. Also others, 310 up. "ATTRACTIVE” DINETTE SFT and d ^tsm an , deal re to. (tie in and INVESTMENT and sell only the best in Used Ml. 8-8325. Near Center, 35 Foster street. MI. of/SroUnd Manchester. Nee Realty. XU. 9-2802. the area ot ''complete annllttlction” wqs> lost to. Hie -showing. /-^ Mary’s Church of Willlmantic and Sclence'ahd Current Affairs Clubs, -Ride to 1 ord, vlcin- X CH. 6-4038. •‘MOHAWK” RUGS . ./ described it aa "one of the most a delei e to Nutmeg Boys State Workmanship . z: ■ Francis Hosn momings Cars ANIr^.then BACK UP 3-8347 or MI. 3-5331. . to three furnished rooms,by ALSO 2-FAMlLY FLAT WAPPING—Six room house, first extended outward in a thrde-mlle On TV T o n li^ \ ; Auto D t^ n g School 7-A MANCHESTER. RGOFDIG and WOMAN TO Clean one day a week. "ARMSTRONG’’ INLAID / radius,' that severe to moderate Tlie ABC-TV network preseivtod flagrant cases where the company and edj r of the Legion of HOn- : 8:80 a.m. h 2884. what we sellX.^'. . ' , , Siding Company, offers -winter Call MI. 9-9016. FLAGSTONE. Stone for j waUa, "w e s t in g Ho u sE ” E l e c r e f . 'PLEASANT DOUBLE room, also 15. Xfi, 9-1595. -floor has modem kitchen, wired took money from the churches.” house fronts, Hrepiacea, etc. Bol­ for electric rluige, dinette, living damage reached out to eerven miles, the complete film at 10 a'm. (ES'ri, dr col n for the High School MatGriol MORTLOCK'S Driving School. Loat prices—12% difCouSt on all roof­ "WESTINGHOUSE” , ^ single room, Gcnilernan preferred. WANTED—Five or six room rtnl One flat vacant, good location. It aaid it would run It again at 8^ He said the contract called for World, carried weekl)* in The EVER1 HDT WiU be hul THIS WEEICS s p e c ia l ing and aiding. Free estimates. WANTED— Registered nurse or ton Notch Quarry. M*. t-OSil.- LAU^ROMAT / room and bedroom. Plaatlc tile light damage as fir as 10, GranU ' ufsda^, Friday confidence qiUckW restored by a MI. 9-8126. Inquire 54 H |^ street. preferably^to 8th School District. 'The damage aa applied to Wash. p.m. tonight. l^e delivery a year from next sum­ Herald. •x -attiiii$ done in our own 1958i^FORp skilled,, courtemia^nstrpctor. En­ Call Ml. 9-81^; trained attendant at the Hemlocks "WESTINGHOUSE” VACUUM John Mere, 48 Woodland 8t, Tel. bathroom, new furnace, ^electrib mer of school desks valued a t urday for W. T. Grants ^ig Convalescent Home. RockvUle BEAUTIFUL Selection of wool rem­ "WESTINGHOUSE” TOASTER ROOM. Central. Continuous hot hot water heater, artesian well, Ington, D. C., would have looked All other networks will display 'tfo' waa also active in sports, shop from the rough stoBli day sale. I ^ ’t mias it, RANCHWAGOXV-8 dorsed teaching niqthod guaran­ RUOFXNG, Siding and carpentry. nants at low prices. Also rug wool 9-1924. like this: the fllm also."The sohedule: -> 37,Z talking." running on' the cross country team tees fewer lessons; license in 5-3887. "WESTINGHOUSE" GRIDDLE water., private entrance. Parking. ART KNOFLA, Realtor copper plumbing. Two rooms on CooneV said, "the paato'r .wua in­ to the finished memoriaL your share of pavings! Save a foir^ne on .this fine Alterations and additions. CeU and Inatructlma In braiding rugs. Gentleman. MI. 3-4724. second floor partially finished, one If an H-bomb had been exploded N'BC-TV-7*12:30 p rn.; 7 p.m.; 4uid tpr tbrss years, serving a eluded. Ml. 9-7886. ^ Call Rockville SiSfOe. "BENGAL” COMBINATTON YOUNG KOREAN veteran, , wife at the Capitol,' the zone of utter 11:15 j.m./WNBT, the New York duced td\j>ay a down payment of Ings./ Workmanship guarifuarant teed. Hig h school Girl afternoons and r a n g e and one year old daughter desire \ 876 Main Street car garage and tool shed, chicken toam captain in his Junior FR E^l FRB F ^ JB ^ low mileage unit. Only $395 A. A, Dion, Inc.,' 29919 Auti:umn Sunday moVnings. Apply Pine Pas­ VERY Attractive room in private annihilation would have reached station, w-ill not Join .1 the latter 37,000.” down^ FOR SAFE and .Courteous' Auto LOAM—Rich top soU, delivered. Also dishes, silV|i'rware, pictures, reasonable, unfurnli^ ed apart­ coop. Approximately four acres of Cooney akMrtsd: “It -sesma to And i* on the track squad. MANCHESTER To, anyone Who troubles to an­ Driving Ih.>itr]Uction with insured stfeeL Mltcho'.l t':4860.I. - X j try Shop. MI. 9-943S. scatter rugs and many more items. home,- desirable ' neighborhood. ment. Call MI. 3-5490. A x . MI-3-5440 good cleared land. 'Oh bus line. ,,we»t to Arlington National Ceme­ two Bhowinga but will present the A violinist, Turklngton Washed atone;, sand, gravel, 'Till. References' required. CaU .MI. Seven miles from Manchester. tery (across the Potomac River fllm at 12:30 a.m. tomorrow. NBC me apparent to. Hie Urns the oony to the achool orchMtra, is a mem­ swer* this ad, a two cup polyethe' 1954 CHEVROLET 4-DR. dual cmtrol car call Larson Driv­ SPECIALIST in gutters and dowb- Nuasdorf Sand and Stone'Co. Tel. I Will Sell Everythinsr tract was m ads^s company knew lene measuring pitcher. Address AMBITIOUS MOTHERS who need 3-7916. FOUR ROOM unfurnished rent or /A^I*9*5938 312,500. Exclusive with Frances K. from Wo^ington). first allowed it on its early morn­ ber of the Hartford Stritrg"Gt.- . MEMORIAL SEDAN ing School. Phono MItchelL spouts. Tom Dawkins, Master to earn-extra money but'can only MI. 9-7408. / VERY REASONABLE Eastward it would have touched ing Bhow "Today.” it waa not going ta bs abla to fui- request to'^ 91-6075. NICELY FURNISHED room, very apart men! for two quiet adults Wagner, Realtor., MI. 9-0028. ,|iirit.”. \, , ■ chestra and received a scljolarsKIp Air model. Radio, heat­ Plumber; Phone MI. 9-9869. f work part time. We offer an op­ PORCELAIN bath tub, single jiet WILL SELL ALL OR PART with good .references. Call MI. SIX ROOM ktngle, good location, the Anacostia River. Northward CBS—(fetcerpts only) 7:30 p.m. to Berkley Summer Music School COMPANY . ROYAL PLASTIO CO. portunity to earn good pay in EASY TERMS—FREE STORAGE clean, air conveniences. Private VERNON--Six rooms, twp unfurn­ the edge would have been Soldiers':j'Snd 11 p.m. There will be an addi­ In< discuaeing the. Snancl** ic- 45 O'Leary Drive er* d^roster, directional sig AUTO DRTVINO instruction.. Ail FOR EXPERT installation or rf tub. kitcheit.sink, 330. All in good re.ildenCe for a gentleman. 316 9-7929. furnacs heat\ garage, nie'e lot. last year. A. AIMETTI. Prop. lessons on insured dual control spare time. Write, Box. J, Herald. PAY LOW AS Priced right at $10,800, 8r. A. ished, near bus and school, Home, the farm-lika place in -the tional Bhowing on (ta .New York ture of the Rockville Arm, Manchester, Conn. nwB. 'n^-tone paint. Only $495 pair of gutters and conductors pn condition. m L 9-8772. Spruce St. , . H. B. Grady, Broker. MI. noted that an tovestL.^ait< OOB. PEARL'todBAIUmKIN car. Cap^le experienced instnio old homes or new homes, call Ml. $18.63 WANTED in Xfanebester, four or Beerhier, Realtor-;'*-' Phoine MI. 310 000 hearty, of. modern. Washington. station at 6 p.m. > * down. five room- unfurtiiahed 'tint, thrw 3-8969. 3-8009. Southward it would.have engulfed WOR-TV—7 p m. ‘ be made into the Ouiadl opanlng statements, Nathaniel / STREEIB tor. Cordner Auto School, MI. 9-8581. Free estimates. w om an TO baby ait evenings. MONTHLY Holeteto, president of the emn- ^ Oppoalta Bast Camataiy Automobiles for Sde ' 1 9-6010, JA. 7-3880. ,/ CAMP TRAILER^ 76 Birch st. Sam SINGLE ROOM, heat, hot water. adults, expecting first child. 1 ^ - Bolling Field, th e ,Air Force base Dumont—8 p.m.- Bethleheto, P*-. aubstdii 1954 G ^V R O LET 2-DR 6:30 - 9. CaU MI. 9-9431. Guilbe'au. • ,. \ PHONE ME IMMEDIATELiK erences if desired., MI. ,S-5602.;. .*• ROCKVILLE —Beautiful year 'old at the national capital.. Holstein. Both wars fori tO''Mt pany, was called to the witneM TELEPHONE Ml-e*5S0T HARTFORD CH--7-O.D581 Charter Oak-street. MI. 9-7217,, FOUR ROOMS six room colonial, large master as salee,^ outlets and werti ; / or Bfl*S-StBS 1053 Studebaker H Toh Pickup— DAN DRIVING Instructiona' from your Roofing 16-A The motion picture, still photo­ P.ARKINO IXfPROVEMENT -u p to atand by Judg* ^*’1' exam- 10,700 actual miles. Heater. Like home; Dual-corArol tnsureo 'ear, — AFTER 7 P. M. CH-8-4690 bedroom, two additional twin size graphs taken from It, and news dummy" corfwrations si’tth the: Bel-Air mbdol. Radio, heat­ Help wanted—Male 36 ONE LIGHT Housekeeping rdmn, WANTED—Garage. In vicinity of Oil heat, full .cellarV very neat bedrooms, step tlown living i-oom, MAPPED new. er, defroster, ^directional sig­ atandaraite automaUv. Call Man- ROUFING^Speciallzing in repair­ 10“ TABLE SAW with tilting arbor. See It Dav Or Night suitable for working couple, rnalil and clean throughout. ANear bus accounts were to have been held Rockville Arm in the iRMlUon of OPEN SUNDAYS tchestei Drivtoa Academy. PI. ing roofa of all kinds. Also new Price 3100»MI. 9-0541. 193 Oak Street. XU. 9-8935. fireplace, full sizis dining room, ex­ the real owncra but my toockhokl' totan the boiling of the water 1051 Pontiac Hirdtop — Hydra- nals. Tu-ton8! 'p ^ t. Only $495 MAN to work in Woodworking shop. A—L—B—E—R—T— service, 317 per week. Also' two line. Automatic hot water heater cellent kitchen, 1'^ baths, full for use at 6 p.m. (EST) next ‘Wed­ JefferZ’ Mayor L. Boy D|i«et aad 8ava,MaMip matlc d r i ^ Radio, heater, low 3-7248. ToU free. roofs. Gutter worli; Chimneys Apply in person. Manchester 'Mill- 43-45 ALLYN ST„ HARTFORD single rooms, 38 per week, Appl.v nesday, but some stories "broke into era of record. double boiler by adding a cleaned, repaired, 36 years’ ex* BAlLfiTf'S Antique Shop, 382 AtM" WANTED—3 or 4 room apartment. —39,200. cement cellar, breezeway,' at­ E. (T'^ • Ray has made a tongue- At the c6hclusion/of Ooonsy'a salt. Y’ mileage. Clean. 1951 WILLYsV-WHEEL work Co., 254 Broad St. MI. 9-3283. street. Mftchell S-5003.'Moderately Vernon Inn, Talcottvill^. Mi. No children, no /pete. Tel. MI. tached garage, all city conven­ print ahead of time, and the Fed­ in-cheek suggesrfon for increas­ 1051 Ford 4-Door V-S — Radio, perience. Free estimates. Call ATTENTION r.adles’ S'lp- SE,PTI-MAGIC— Solve your Cess- F a ry i18 and Land For Sale 71 room Cape Cod in Rolling Perk. that "the veil covering the H-bomb- fi^fightefs poured on water for **Labour not for the meat which perisheth, hut for that 1048, Studeiwkcr Champion — Ra- wbrk. Perma g lu s electric and a ll w ool handmade braided rug, Notice is hereby civep that a Now vacant. Has storm windows, 6 rooma, modernized, reduced to will be lifted, ne.xt week,” and ito 1947 OLDSMOfilLE gas -water heaters, sold and in- Amazing non-toxic compound Public Hearing of tli* Board 61 ;\M acres, center chimney five hours to control a recent meat which endureth unto everlasing life^ which the Son of — dio, heater,' overdrive. Two to Business Services Offered 13 pool and-Septic . Tank problems, 7' X 9' 3125.00. Inquire 55 Talcott EASTERN Connecticut—Exception- amesite drive, firepiare and many 310,000 added: "However, this columtyds blaze, it w-as one of (he Iqast^x- r choose frpm,' - CLU:.U B C p U P E Stalled, rime paymenta arranged- Ave. Call Rockville 5-5708. Directors of the Town of Xifanches- fi buys, dairy, poultry farms, with • colonial, view heat, drastically re­ RETIRED BUSINESSMAN cleans, liquefies, stops, odors. ter, Con'f.ecljfUt. will bp hejd 4n other features. Priced at 312.200.-* able to give a word preview o(rthe,ofrthe/ pensive in recent_^ history. Tlie ^an shall give unto yout for him haHf. God the father 1080 Studebaker Champion Conv. Radio, heater, directional HAROLD„A__SONS. Rubbish re­ Sidney Brothers. MitcheU 9-ni8. Saves 'digging, pumping. 33.15 'lb,- /pr,yCrlUiout stock, up to 400 acres ,fDeflnltely will qualify for ■ a GI duced; oi^r 100 other listings horrlble-'holpcaustlocaust.” ‘ / / moval, also cellars cleaned. Call 40" ROPER Gas stove, stagger top. Ihe Hearing Room, of ■ the / Welles Agency, Coventry. Tel. Pll 31900 to 375.000. New listirf^a al­ smoulderiiit; flames were In 'a 'Coupe—^One owner. FuHy equiP' signals, h^ram atic. Ready to JETT GLASS ,hbt Water heaters," package postpaid. Details on re­ loan. i Then early■|y today, the freight carload of sawdust at a /sealed.** Then said they unto h ir^ **Wheit7308. / ! your retirement fubd. Write Box che.stor pursuanl to. tiie p'ovLaions EAST HARTFORD. Beautiful Sun­ 3-6948, JA. 8-3989. theoratical application of them to reasonable prices. 'Will call at ALL a lu m in u m combination win­ u se d APPIJANCES.« c 2 ^ Bendix fully set. Ridge. Three’ homes pricsd of Our propertlea^';for eale Include DRIVE JEEP NS, Herald, today. ^ ' dows and doors, aelf-storingi save of Section 2.’l9c of the 1953 Sup- a Colonial with si, few acres In big cities/like 'New York „ and W ASH ABLE Y sins.** Then said they unto him, **Who oH thou?** And 80 Oaldand S t.^ M I-9 -0 ^ In excellent condition ANTIQUgk Retliiiahed. Repairing your home if deslt-ed. Call MI. '-9 • ' . automatic wikher;':'8)ilnner type. pleprcnt .to Connecticut General from 3i7’200 to 323,900. See t^ s e READY TO ^ell, we need single 9-4370. Mrs. Brunelle. ,_heat, comfort, convenience,, last a Crosley -wringer type recondi­ V today. The Escott Agency. All. Bolton' at 318,000; a new ranch and two-famiiy houses for - our WashingijOn: . 1952 CHEVROLET $295 dp4^, 1953 throughout. Only $195 down. done onr any furniture. Tieman, lifetime. Free demonstrafion. CiUi Statutes i c"cby e.stnbU.ehc.s a with garage and three ijedrooma.ln I. Tl^ 1952 explosion of the COLUMBIA PYROXYLIN Jesus saith unto thens, **Even the same that I said unto you 189 Sbuth M ^ . 8^. Phone MI. 4r* tioned. Others. Stuart R, Wolcott, ^^883 waiting cash buyers. Call ACB Ford^udor. on^ 830V!-m> * trick "anytime. Bill Tunsky'. Ml. 9-9095. 180 Main Street. Ml. 9-6878. Sewer Authority, together Wi'Ji Bolton at 813,900; 'a two family ‘'device,'’ while the mlghUest up from the beginning<.** (JohaB:24-25X. '/■ gimmicks, low, io w .^ w monthly We Have Many Other Fine Moving—Trucking MAN. PART TTME to carS^ for .such powers as are granted by the ■ Realty Co., for dependable courte­ Blade to Order ‘lawns and "do odd Jobs. Six hours EIGHT ROOM house (or: sale direct centrally located in Xfanchester at ous service.-XU.. 9-2392. < to timn. was of substantifily iower I payments. Tour o w requirement Values On Hand At General Statide.s of ("onneciicut. frona'-qwner. Good condition. , OU 815,500: a, four family In Manchee* order than the ehattering detona­ With Your Rollen FURNITUBE ''Refinlahing, antique Storage 20 daily. Steady work. Apply office, l o a m ; and HUMUS is good Credit. ^Douglas Motor DeCORMIER MOTOR furniture, a specialty, chairs caned - - -, \ ______38 ’ GAS STOVE, good condition. in additron to an.v pqwcr.s existing, a te a m ^ a t. Vacant. XU. 3-8888;' ter. at 8I8.8OO; new ranch homes IP- r e a d y to buy^ sell, exchange tion at Bikini atoll last March 1. THESE ARE WRtTfEIS, that ye might believe that . Sa^es, 833 M aii^^ , MANCHESTER — Package Deliv- 15 Forest street, 10 to 5. p.m. . 318; Tel. MI. 9-r453. under the prow.sion; of any .spe­ real estate, mortgages arranged. sutd'hiahed. Anaon F. Thorp. Rich and ..clean. AU cial net. ‘ in Manchester .at . 815,500 and' e latter Is assu"***I to Wave been SALES Phone Mitchell 9-8785. > ery. Local light truckuig and GARDENER for country estate, « BOWELS; ST.— Lovely coUmlal $16,500; a new six-leyel de luxe Consult Howard R. Hastings, ■bn the jrder of 16 megatohe—the Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing ye USED TRUCHS fbr sale. One to 24 Maple St. » Manchester package' delivery. Refngerators. t.vpeS of trenchingr done. SECTION II , The. Town of Man­ home,- situated on park-like lot. Agency. XU. 9-1107. E; A. JOHNSON / ten-ton capacity. Suitable for all five, miles from Manchester. Full split leyel at'" 839,990 and ' many, equivalent of energy produced by OOURS OPENED, keys fitted, waahera "and stove moving a or part time. Must have gdod ref Back-ho,e for hire, ^NDDC Dryer, i'-i years-old. Ex­ chester pur.simnt to said Section I-arge living i’opm, fireplace, manji- more. explo'loq*of 10 rnlllion tons of might have life, through his name. (Read John 20:31), purposes at bargain prices. Carl­ 1941-1940. — BOLDER OfiewoleU. copied, vacuunf cleaners, irons, specialty.. MI. 0^)752. cellent condition, 350. MI. 9-9155. 239c of the 1953 Suplemcnt to tureaque. dlniilg room, modem LISTTNOS WANTECf - SingrtT PAINT CO, / son A Co., 44 Stock Place. MI-. Fords, other good traiispotteUon. erences. Im'mediate work. Write Rockville 5-5652 * T-N-T. . guns, etc., repaired. Shears, Box A, Herald. ‘ " Connecticut General . Statutes kitchen. XIaater bedroom plus twin two-family, three-family, bUai- 2. The 1952 blast wa'a exploded 699 Main St^ Tel, MI 9-4^1 9-4555. , Good credit enkble us to accept 88 kmvea, mowers etc., put into con­ AUSTIN A. _ ch a m b er s CO ' • ____ .'Z.ty-' •' _____ UMEET oak doublT^bed with cuiT- desifriiates the Wnter Conutiis.sion size. TUe bath, attlc.Tiot water oil T. J. CROCKETT. Broker neaa property. Have many caab down. Douglas Moton, 333 Ufain. local and- long distance moving, tpm„..made mattress and. box, o ' said Town as Sews ■ Authority, heat, buement garage. Dlahq(aah- . 24f Main Street / .* at ground level,Which probably 1953 FORD RANC^ wagon, 1961 dition for coming needs. Braitb- WANTED—Reliable man to drive ROY a L AND SriiithftJorena port­ buyer*. XCertgages arranged. would ,not be the method used in a ' packing, storage. Call MI. 8-5187. oil truck. Good proposition for spring, fairly, new,, 370. MI. 3-8883. er. Und/disposal. Screened aide IMease call George L. Grimiadlo. Ford Victoria, 1 ^ f^evratst* conr MOVING. U\M sell 1941 Chevrolet Waite, 82 Pearl alrcet. Hartford CHapel 7-1423. able and stanilard typewriters. SECTION T i l The—Bewer Phones: Office xn-3-5416- Wartime ...attack unless a specific verUble. 1952 f^vriilat' aedan, fordor,. beat offer accepted. MI. . right man. Boland Oil Company, AU makes of adding" machines >]rch/M anyother featuces. EIvs Realtor^ 'XUteJieQ 9-5878. .109 pin-point target wa* the.objective. COMPLETE Hand and power lawn Authority shall include all jgX. the yyler. Realtor. XU. 8-4488". v . Residence XU-9-7751 Henry latretd. ^ 1952 Ford tu^'r, lt» Ford tudor. 9-3378.'^ 389 center Street. ’ sold or rented. Repairs on all TWp BEDROOM Jluitea for sale. area presently under the jurisdic­ ? .Exploded in mid-air after being Lowest down payment anywhere. ' mower salea and service. Motora Paintinjf^Paperinff 21 makes. Marlow’s. 'reasonable. MI, 9-1904. -dropped Irom a plane, with the MAKE ME ian offer. 1949 Chevrolet tuned an* overbauled. Pickup and tion and contTppof the said Water COLONIAL r a n c h 8814 -ffet in EAST HARTFORD. Near present CASH WAITING for any type real D ouglaa.M ^rs, 838 Mapi. INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR Contniis.slon and any other arca.s length, ;38'feet in width. Lot 140 ft. eaute you bave to seU. First and point of buret at several thousand tudor sedito' Cood condition,. new deliver) service. Gibson'a Garage. DECORATE NOW, Guaranteed 8*1 FOOT Coldspot refrigerator, MAPLE CRIB, blf-Ch crib, stroller, high achool. Several, hornet priced feet altitude, the area of total de­ 1951 Mndaon 2-Dr. Super 6 Sedan ML 3-5012. NEEDED BY LARGE NATIONAL le(to tbah two years old. Like new. as the St wer Authority m.ay from' . front and 245 fset deep.. Six rooms aecon.d mortgage money available. tires. MI. 9-8498" after 4rp.m. workm'&nship. Free estimates on -baby scalea. biiaslnettf, all .in ex­ '."of smart beauty and laaUng in the 815.000 brat^et. The Eacott Also 'listings wanted. Call .The struction and severe damage w-ould . ■ —Radio, healer and over­ outside painting. Full insurance ORGANIZATTON^'K); WORK IN Very reatonabie. Can arrangt to ceUent condition. MI; 9-2473. ' I time to time "deem ncce.s.sary or Agency, XU. 8-?^.. 6 n LY DOUGLAS ..will sell you a ALL KINDS of antenna work. CaU MANCHESTER' AND WILLI- adi’i.sablo;' . < ,. Comfort, 2>,i, tiled‘baths. 4 ffre- Johnson Building Company-, 953 have. Increased by several multi­ drive, excellent condition. . coverage. Keystone Decoratort, ault. Ml, >4168. ple'. -Tlie power, of the blast might 'late model car aa.low.as 8145 Art PUiney, TV. Antbnna "pedal- M'AN^IC AREA. Permanent fiosl- FRIGID'aII^E "Big 5” refrigeratoi' ; places. Finest .of material '"'aS'd Main 8L XU. 8-7.426. Eveninga XU. 1981 Hudson. Hornet Club Coups— M l.'9-1805. Everett ,R. Kennedy - workmanship,. Beautiful view from ON 3-ment. .Positively only $145 >EBB’S TV - 17 Maple St., 33 per chester Television' Setwlce. - MI. ' ter, Connecticut. - , 3 ' home, garage,’ possible barn or by "the. intense, instant radiation of direction signals. house call. AU work fully guaran-' ■ experience. Orders taken for out­ edge of typing soipe college Machinery and Tools'' 52 Dated at Maijchc.ster. Connecti­ 11800 Dow n, t h r e e bedroom 312.000. Carlton W. Hutchins. XU.- outbuilding. Industrial zone, Man­ the -fil'ibn bomb would have. been down'buys a 1949 car, 8195 buya a side work now.' Cali Raymond training. Age 22-fO. Write quaU- ranch, fireplace, tile bath, bhe 9-SiS2, 9-4884. - . 1981 Hudson Hornet Sedan—Spe­ 1950, 1295 buya a 1953. No addition­ teed. CaU Ml, 9-8S35 fop quick Truedeau. Ml. 9-1614. WE BUY-Sell-Trade-Rehl 'power cut, this 31st .dp^' of March, 1954.. chester. Write BOX V. Herald; - corr'e»pondingly inct-eased to area, cial paint,. radio, heater and honest service. fications ' aers land, UOO month for 5 years. only slightly diminished in In- BOUGHT OUT FROM U. ?. BANKRUPTCY COURT : al aide notes or loans. We guaran­ Boats and Accessories 46 mowera, chain aaws, kiUers. gar­ 10 minutes out. Carlton W. LARGE SIX Room coloinial, 2-oar WE HAVE a client who wants a hydramatic, 4 new whitewall tee to sell under the above_terms den 'rectors, qutboards. power garage, an older home in good re­ Intehsity. P tires. ( , ^ ■ -P. O. Box 380 Hutchins. MI. '9-5132, 9-469i. seven room ranch of "colonial type 25 Miles High with notes as low as $40 tnonthly. MASON—Fieldstone a specialty. E. PAINTING AND MARTIN Outboard engine, 7',i h.p., tools. Terms arranged. Capitol pair. New furnace, quiet neighbor­ home of modem construction with . Entire (he MANCHESTER, FLOOR COVERING CO. 1981 Hudson Hornet Sedan—Ra­ Good credit is our only require­ used 25 hours, less than one' year hood. 120.^ X 140 lot, See this one The picture disclosed another Stock of ToUi. Phone MI. 9-3207. PAPER HANGING Ekiuipment Co., 38 Main Street. H A I Rodio-TV Snrvien MANCHESTER —SeVersI two-fam­ four bedrooms'and two baths. An peculiar chaTactetiktic'of -t-he hy­ dio and heater.' Full price ment. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. Hartford 2. Conn. old, 3185. MI. 3-4426 after 8. ily homes, three beilroom, auto­ now, 312,800'.’Warren E. Howland, immediate mortgage can be ar­ 721 MAIN STREET ~ MANCHESTER * 81198. Realtor, 848 Woodbridge St. XU. drogen bomb, a pronounced lateral ' ; Av—' RUBBISH AND Ashes removed. JOHN M. McCANN SERVICE CHARGE 8SJ>6 matic heat, with garages 'located ranged. Call Mr. Werbner at MI. bla.st effect. ' .The ugly. ■ deadly "1 1957 Hudson Super .6 Sedan—A 1953 DESOTO Firedome V-8. Two- General cleaning of attics and in east and west' side, 'the EsCott 3-8600 • XU; 1-4389. 3-4112 or eveninga MI. 3-7847. tone green,, hardtop convertible. ceUara. Call MI. 9-9757, 30 Laurel Street MAN TO WORK In laundry wash MARTIN 100 Outboard, used three "base surge” cloud of the bomb j ir WALL COVEIliNGS ★ RESILIENT TILES ★ CHROME FURNITURE one-ownSr car, beautiful Jet Privately owned. Call before 3 room. EbeperienCe not r^uired. hours. A'rSal buy. MI. 3-4540., , Notice MI-9-6665 Agency. 9-7683. TWO^FA^MIL^ 5-8;' excellent..con(U- and the racing ehock front flashed it LINOLEUM black finish. Radio, heater, Tel. MI-3-7388 or Ml-3-6738 Opportunity for advancement. Ap­ out to far greater width than any p.m. MI. 3-4848. GURpER’S T.V. Senrlca. avaUable ' Notice is hereby given that I Gary" lamunac* MANCHESTER —ThU agency haa tioh toeide and out. oU steam hqat, EVERYTHING MUST — — TO THE BARE WALLS^! ! automatic shift, overdrive: iany Ume. Antenna convemoiis.! -— ;------ply In person. Maple Dry Cleaners, 12’ iDEJCK UtUity outboard boat, w-ill sell at public auction at Town a large llating of 4,71, 6 epd 7 room storin' windows, near bua, atoree, 8TEAK f o r s t e a k standard atomic, f^isaion bomb. j 0 0 Full price 811.95. ' ' ’ 1951 CHEVROLET Ij-ton pickup. PhUco factory auperirtsed servlet. PAINTING ^NO Paperhanging. and LaqniierejQl, .72 Maple St. ready for the water, ,3125. MI. Motors; Inc., "45 West Center St., ainglea at 38,750 and up, Two fam­ school, Food income, will go G.t. Chllllcothe, Xla.' iAb—Absent- Aloftj the Sight waa equally as- j 1950 Hudson Super 6 Tudor Sedan Excellent condition. 3745. Carter Tel. Ml.-9^486. r First class work. Your neighbor 3-4428. after 5. ' - , XtaYi'cheater, Conn., on ' XIonday, ily homee,.4 and 4, 5 and 6, 6.and Carlton W; Hutchins. XU. 9-5132, mindedly, Joe Miller and Eki Sum- tounding. The thermonuclear ex- —Very, good, pondltlbn. Only .'Chevrolet Co,. 811 Main St. Ml. my recomnaendation. 20 years'in CARPENTER WA'NTED. ,OnlY O’* Aprif 12; 1954, at 10 o'clock in the 8 rooma, U3.800 and up, colonials, 9-4894. rnerville slipped their lunch into a plosion, like any atomic bomb, pro­ beat need apply..Steady work. Call OUTBOARD Motor service. Have 8995. ■ ..4-. 9-fl2S8..'vL.Xl-- ■■ MANCHESTER” r. V. Service Manchester Raymond Fiske. Tel. your Sea^ King . outboard motor forenoon thS following {^operty to seven rooms at 314.800 and up. hav baler and'tH'eh went, to "work duced the too-famillar picture of 1948 Nash Sedan—.BeauUfuI black radio and- T.V. apeciaUrta alnCr Ml. 9-9237. - ■ RockviUe-8-7630. between 5 and j! wit: -One 1948 Kaiser Sedan to Ranch homes; 811.900 to 338.000. WELLINGTON ROAD—Seven room baling hay. - * a giant mushroom. But dhis time 2 DAYS ONLY!! 1947 CADILl Ac Sfdan, radlb; heat- Checked "and'serviced now. _ Be ■ingle redecorated throughout. Hot FRIDAY and SATURDAY*,r^* finish. Radio and heater, up- er, good-4irea, aharp-looker, hydro- 193*. Houat aaivi.-e ca|i 3J 5(j p-r- ' ^ z"-".' reXdy tor opening of fishing sea­ satisfy my claims and storage Please call Howard R. Hastinga ..Some cow, they decided later, | the stem of the mushroom grew ^ . holstery Just like new. Only MItoheU 84680 day or night. PAINTIJitG, Exterior and interior, charges thereoii; . • _ _ LOOKING FOR Agency,. Manchester. XU. 8-1107> water oil heaL fit;eplace, bath sec­ would fatten up on steak sand-1 and grew and grew—until had irV maUc drive. Douglas Motors, 333 paperhaoiging.' CeUinga r e R ^ - son. Expert workmanslUp, r e s i z ­ ond fl.oor, lavatory first. Onie car ,raio- ' 8895. ; ■ Main, r' • ' Salesmen W ant^ 36*A able prices. Montgomery Wsm 'A _ Town Motora, Inc. ," wichea - ., • I poked 25 miles into toe - ONLY 10 LETT COMPLETE REPAIRS by Stuart ed. WaU paper booka on requeat. ' By Theodore A. Weiss, Mgr. . XtANCHESTER *-- Several three garage. Price reduced for Imme; - 33 COMPLETE BREAKFAST SETS '1949 Mercury Club Coupe—Radio, R. Wolcott on wringer and auto- Eatlmatea ^veh. FuUy inaured. SALESMAN, Stortn windowa and '.Co., Manchester. ■ r- .-i'- OFFICE SPACE ’ bedroom single-bomei, two Cepe diata tale. Early occupancy may heaterland overdrive. A one- 1952 CHEVROLET deluxe aedana doofa In a large development, be had- by calling' the Reuben T. CHROME AXOWRbfGHT IRON /HOLLYW OOD BEDS a m tr car. .. I2> extra-nice beauUful colora, matir washing macl^ines. vacuum CaU. Edward R. Price. MItebeU —-J ' • Coda, near Bowers School Md two clekners. motork. '‘small appll-' 9-100^. : , „ . , ' packaged deal, fast sellings liberal IN A %^ " ranch homes in „Green-' Manor. McCann Agency. XU, 3-77O0. . 39” atanflard length. Box epring on tegs with 1981 Studfbaker 'Land ‘ CrtUaer— IjMACHevrolct Fleetmaater tudor; 100 600 YARD^ OF CONGOLEUM AND INUklDS ------. _ . ^ ^ Dw^iAa Motora, 883 Main. ■ , ■ ■knees. Weldln.g 180 Main street. commlaaloh. Manchester Home The Escott Agency. MI. 8-7883. . ' Innerspring innerspring mattreasmattress and headboard. ~ ’ » ^ E f| Automatic drive. Only 24,000 Phone MI. 9-6878. i PAINTING AND .Papering. 'Outolde Improvement Co., 35 Oak St. MI. CUSTOM ‘ b u il t four n>om, ex­ PONT SEPTIG TANKS pandable to six, cabinet~kitcl(en, SERVICEIS 25— 9x9.9x1)2 C O N G O LE U M RUGS S4;fS - A $85 885 v-atae Y-atae for (each eamplete) mUea. Full price $998. 1948. GBBVBOLfVAero aedan, tu- painting eatlmatea now being 34177. * I LOCATION 158 IRVING STREET Vacancy ThnsWiTlieiii Awoy ;, 1 tone' .gray, exceUent machanlcai LEE A SON, Trucking, gravel, fill given. CaU Gilbert Fickett. MI. WANTED " ~ ‘ASU WITH Ai^AILABLE April 1. Six fiiUshed rooms invit, large living room, fireplacq, oak Tliat Inteinprct The Wishes . If you lack cash for down pay­ CondlUbn. A one owner-car. 3575. and loam. Call after 5:30 p.m. MI. 3-8982.-■ * Situatiqns Wanted— ' itto rear-porch, oil hot water heat, floora, sanitary molding, - storm HtUI pieaty Of- Wear fjeft" ment on tbew esra, w« can arrarige Tel. MI. 9-2938, CaU between 5-7 "3-8089. ;*»' LUMICATION MAN' PLU8BED SEmRS p a r k in g ! SPACE? Rusco windowa and doora. All in windowa, oU itaam beat, 100' lot, Of The Family ' In phon Repaired Here for ether terma. p.m. , , . — Female S8, very -fine condition. Madeline treei, near atores, but. Only OPEN FRIDAY and SyVTURUAY 10:00 M. to 9:00 F. M. "ROTOTILLER for hire with opera­ EXTERIOR PAINTiNG only.. Free 810,000. Carlton W. Hutchina. XU. IRELIABLE lYoiitaii driver and su­ ; Apply In Pnwon a 1' We have just siith offices Smith. Realtor, xn. 9-1842, 8-1148. McCLURE AUTO CO., Inc. DOUGLAS Has ol4ler',cars. too’ 35 tor; Lawns, tobacco be.ds, gardens. eatlmatea. MI. 9-IS83. , 8-51S2, 8-48N. . . . SAM YDLYES 5 Free eatimstes. MI. 3-8144. burban car avallabla, abopping, Maehiit CltMiil ^awaitinK your inspee^iort. year.old over- JOHN B. BURKE .Nhoe ReptorUg at (he Btoter ■ 573 Main Street doOT. 1947.'Chevrolet' convertible. *r- picnl'ca,.' light ''deUverias, amaU iFor. complete information 721 MifJN Sr. . .M 1948. Chevrolet 'club coupe. 1940 S a ^ 'I t e k A Dry Wellai Bmmr aised Ca)ie Opd, excellent conih- fCHB8TER*-lnstead paying. FUNOIAL HOME kind Dona While Tea W^t,. Til. MI-9-944S—Op ^ Eveninga. Privute Instructions 28 moving, special dinners prepared, U bUi InataBed—OeUar Water* i |^ Frank MilleT at tlon throiqtbpto, extra large kitch­ I rent it would be-cheaper to CheVroleta (4), 1941 ‘ ChevroleU, Household Serrieei . summer cofUges ixwllttOjyL DILLON^ -SI EA8T.CE.NlnSR ST, ^ ‘ IS MAPLE STREET' 1941 Pontlacs (l> etc, Douglas Bnwflag JXaaA - en, fireplace, hot water heat.veatl- b ^ this sparkling six roonfTtopa' MANCHESTER y o u Bujr 'a -us d Offered IS^A beach or lake, roLgh painting. TSlrf SALES A SERVICE ; 'bule, reerpstion ropni w i^ bar in Cod. loaded with luctras. In. nice" r i.iBL.- Mi-s-eaes.^ , ' ' Opp. First Natfoaal Store, kANCHESTER JLOdiR COVERING CO. Owim a Motor Saiaa. Bulcb Motora, 838 Main. • 3RDION and piano taught is R«ickviUe-5-2213. n- THE SAVINGS RAN^ 'J OORN1CM-, Drapea and alip covert 31^ MAIN STREH^ ' 1 ^ eallar. All this and muCh !m Parking UM. M .Jianrioe. 268 Main r. homerMI: 9-5144. : • • OF MANCHESTER ;tn,400..^!Phone Barbara Woods cupehey. Reaaonabty pricad; It A .; ^ AAlBUtANCC atlHVlCS • ____' ’ ' * I. . .Zteball 9-4S7L d p n ttn - cuatom h im u ^' ■by CUi^c~ ptoon>~ X Mon«linitnr 8UBWERA4JB MSTUSAL CO. f Fditiar, GUMqBbury/X l|a0. ‘ 1^ BUICK 5upar.fuUy. eqatoj^L^j tora, 41 Oak St. For fret eatlmate CURTAINS Laundered and ironing IS 6-in rMTl Bt* TM. 811*8-8686 Agancy.'ML >1702. . ../t "?T4 |W ...lnquIra SS DrfVa A. — call MI 8-2730, ' keivd .Herald Advs'. done In nty homp. MI. 8-4338. - 1 .'■J -\ . ^ f 1 I' ■, a.'- X>' V V. ■ \ THURSDAY,' APRIL 1, 1954 MtOEinVENTY X Average Bdlly Net Press Ron The Wcether ;^antl|fatgr ljgraii> ) • r * r Ufa WMk SkMM ratMoaO M 17. a Waathar B«N«i . / ‘-t . - Mirdi S.7, ISM..,. (Oai^, wMy, aat aa MM ta- HigM. law la «M mM SOa. Satar* 11,161 day, chaaea at a few Maw llaiiiai, / MOmber of Um Aodlt V tutalaK caMar. High M a r'40. III this Bareatt ef OlreaCatloM' M ancheuil^A City of VUtaua Charm 7 PRICE FIVE CENTS -V ^ tlie YOL.LXXUL NO. 155 (C luaifiae M w r tU a g aa Paga 18) 'm ANCHESTER,^NN.^'FRIDAY,XAPRIL 2, 1954 (TWENTY PAGES) irki ,6X- / If jroit u w >lai:y'M artin on Ganeral Fooda M|r of / H-Bomb Wip es Out an Island / IMtvlaim i^ w Sunday night, you will Im inUreated ta thd diticla apptaring In the April iaaue of Batter Mary Uvtng. now oh.aiae here for one amajl nickels Other ' tataraating artlelea include a flrat aid chart for par<; Martin^ ■ -/ - asta aad.S atoriaa giving a new alant on cooking.. ./ / ;ain IfOf./.iff'FR WsH wt sre in the gold fish business this \ '-fi/.O JfiJfR , w eetod . The Post Cereal Division of Genera] ' y BOGON ^ Foods sent two men in here yesterday and Hanoi, Indochina, April 2 (A>)—Thousands of fresh Viet- A. ^ ,minh troops smashed into a French outimst about a mile they spent all day filling the gold fish bowls tmrthwest of the center of'besieged Dien Bien Phu today and / and getting ready for a really gigantic pro­ tne French launched a heavy counterattack, supported by t : motion. With the purchase of two packages Always Prevail at HAL^^ Self Serv^and Meiut Pepti tanka, In an attempt to regain the------■ ;------of Posts Cereal Foods, you may buy S com- NOW .fa ^OtheX rebel/forces crashed at 1/ U ^ "f" la I Ez" Committee Takes Coiinjiel Idete gold fish aquarium for only 39c .. . . the French Union fortrem from; B^ X XJVR> Union Pushed U. S, ON HEINZ the sotitheim In a gigantic pjfn-' ' Don’t wail too Id's# . . . Post saieimien tell SALE WALDORF 'frozen cere movenwnt aimed at the heart | os that this gbld fish sale has bee^a fast TISSUE .of the baatioh^. / / ' Works Pier “sell but” wherever they have set it ui TOMATOlUICI The W ench 'Hlg1i..JOomiMn>r ^n VoteinT-H Specie Hanoi Mid the Vietmlnh, tnrdwing In aydivlsion on the xiorthweet BOGAIPIXK **HOUSC / 3 Rolls v.'hli# xtv.'o others s a c k e d the Air Power Last Week Of Sale On SNOW CROP tin lamb Act Backed N utiT iN O r* aoiitneaet' and east, Xverran two BOGON SEALTESTiCE CREAM ...... i.i gal. 98c' FILLET OF o^poeU; In the nprth'west. eector ' Wafihington. April 2 ( f f ^ ^ WgRhington, April 2 (JPy— New York, April 2 (A’)— ■ > ■ 'Baail llaiicaliiialiara ISiiiAa Jt a French c^uhterattfck drove The New York-New Jersey Gen. Hoyi $. Vandenberg. Air the rebel* from one of th»«e. The House Labor committee Force (5hief of Staff from HADDOCK Another pdunterattack Was uh> Waterfront eommission today A new family size can of Chef Boy-Ar-Di today okayed the idea of hav­ 1948 until his retirement ing a revised , Taft-Hartley obtained a New York State Spaghetti and Meat ^Us, excellent value Pinehurst Is Open y lb X' Supreme Court injunction from service last/ June Lb/ 49e ' Paris, April t (>pv—A Frerteh, Act provide for pre-strike bal­ (1953), died today. He was at Introductory price off 65c. loting. aimed at haltinK the 2S^day, A Scott Paper Product K ^'s Agency dispatch aa|d toda)( multi-million d^lar water­ 65. " Until 8:30 SKIPpYi regular Vietmlnh troope etnmittA Chairman IfcOonnell (R-Pa) "General .Van,” as lid was known the frontier front Laos lato Cam­ ^ id the group fashioned the pol-' front atrike. The injunction to airmen emrywheta. bad been a' CARNATION MILK . . . i , ...... 2 cans 25c ^ SNOW CROP 7 idy through g aerieB of vote on Gold Medal Kiichen TeaU I r ESI^RESSED CAPEHE ROASTING bodia and that Rghtlng Was ^thg Ortjoined thg International patient ih the Army** W alter Reed PEANUT BABY or FORDHOOK ^ an between the Communist-led prrtpMals dealing with the itsiife> Hospital here since last' October, 'i’ke exact language reflecting Lonifshoremen’a Assn., inde- NABISCO^GRAHAMS~;..,\...lb. pkg. 33c iday Nights rebels and Cambodian forcee. Re­ [indent, from “continuing, when he was admitted “for ob- FLOUI BUTTER sults inf the Sghtlng were not yet the ptHley, he gaid. will be acted on. ■eiVatlon and Checkup.” He waa In known, thia.illspatcfa from Phnom when ^ e committee mieta on encoufaging or taking part in virtual seclusion during the last 14 Oz. Jar; CHNMEN Penh, capital of Cambodia, said.' Monday.^ any atrike." months of his Illness, too sick to McConrtcIl reported the group In receive many visitors. i ’ -.... TENDER STEAKS 10 Oz. PLUMP ANdV i^HT^FRESH DRESSED Closed aeselcn, - approved 23-5 a derway to throw them out of the proposal by'Rep. Keama (R-Pa) / New York} April 2 (JP)— VIctlai of Cancer for itrlkea-,.!#. be lawful only If AFL lonsrshoremen under po­ The Air Force declined to state / other, the French’ reported. tbe Mtttre of his Illness but privaW , Heavy I.«saeB union membra gpprove the action lice protection successfully in- SNOW CROP ' before (t It taken. hyirtciana who attended )iim in ,n' ~ The' High Command said the vfided the luxury liner pier 952 operation aaid it waa foupd rowiX/ *45 rebels were suffering “heavy It also approved }8-9 another stronghold of the striking In­ Ithen that he was suffering' Haig's has frosh toroNdira, fryers and ehlehim losses’’ In their wild charges at the propoaal by Keama 'which would y GRAPEFRBIT require a majority of. the eligible ternational Longshoremen’s cancer of the prostrate gland, giso gulch fro^fod hirli^s and ducks. / barbed 'wire barricades'of the hill- that subaeqveriUy. the maWgitte cy OR encirclcd fortress 175 miles west union members to determine the As.sn. “Pistol Local” today. organixatioh'a'bourse in a pre- 'ITiis was the second straight spread to the hips, spine snd/otber of Hanoi. s a --4 w _-oir .... boiiea / '' N O ^ S strike vote. day 'the AFL men worked Pier 84 SPAM \ The rebel forces driving in from McConnell said the group re­ in the costly 29-day-old ILa wa­ The second man to bohf/the'Job- SCOTKINS BLENDED JUICE the southAat reached the ffrst / jected 17-11 a motion bif. Rep. terfront atrike—and the fimt time, of Air Forca CSiief of SUffi Van- 12 Oz. Can ■trihgs of the barbed wire barrlr Wler (D-MInn) that no vote be without violence at the gates. denbe.rg succeeded 'Gen, NAPKINS cades, the French said. required in the law. And it turned > At'WaaUngtea, 8m . Kju) Nuadt (left) anaouaCes'the appoint* (foo4y) SpiaaU. In tb u foie.-'be / Police escorts rushed 110 A PL ment of Saniurl P. ScOra (right) a* indc|fandent counael for the ' en- 2 Reg. Size Pkga. Cans French heavy machinegim. tank back 22-5 a Kearns suggestion that men ' ^n truck-s onto the pier, to 8 jfcd the fight to nbuila tbp 7J. 8 , and artillery fire mowed down reb­ the law call for atrikera to Ifa re­ ate Investigating Bub-oommittee’s Inquiry Into Sra, McCarthy's dis­ Air Force, dlsmahtled after World work ■* the Italian liner 'Vulcsnia pute w'ltb Ufa Army. (NEA Telephoto).' Made By Scott ' els charging wildly 'Upon the quired to vote on emploverg* final despite a line of , jeering pickciti, War U, Into a posjtjoa of world barbed wire barricades, hurling offers which precede walkouts. oar Police Dlspcfifa 500 air. leadership. \ grenades and Jiigh explosiyes in . The chairman indicated the lan­ Three hundred police were ata- It s'as Vandenberg who decided long bamboo polea In an effort guage of the bill will provide for to concentrate 'Um nation's air' / tioned outside the pier to head off to blow up the barriers and break the pre-strike balloting to' be any attempt by the ILA, men to might in long-range, speedy planes through. arranged by the U. 8. Mediation keep the trucks from ehtering. Assurance Sought capable of atriklbg deep into the Only 12 ILA pickets marched out­ heart of any enfmy anywhere In PLAIN or IODIZED (Continued'on Page Twelve) (Continued an Pngs Twelve) Tkf to ^ destructive fbim of the H-Bomb test blast in the Slar- side the pier gate, but 500 other the world. ahall lalgads In the fall ,of 1952 is shotvti graphically -in these aerial JLA meiv stood across the street Vandenberg Was stricken tit- a t EASY MEAL ptmtoa Jiw released. Top photo shows Eniwetok Atoll before thn until dispersed by police. his Pentagon office early in May detonatlM with iadbidual islands Indicated within the light-gray out- Sears Is Impartial Police said one man. John F. 1952. and u ^ r w e n t exploratory DMMONDSALT Mae ef /the aea-cevered coral reef. Center photo, taken- after the F o ley 31, of 4,1' Highland Ave., eutgsry the following day "to de- lb Pakistan, Turkey Si^ blast, jUMWa tiw iaiaad of Elogelah, where .the exploatoh. was centered, Dumont, N. J., a “Pl*tol Local” tfermitt* tba/cauM■»/caus of neveris pain.’ pletcjy dhiappearcd, leaving a water-BlIcd erhteg jtaXraw) member, refused to -move end W a8^6^on‘, April 2 (/PV—Investlgatinir tSenat'ors 8»ld to­ H* waa a ^ y from bU poof four la diameter. ; The crater sloped dowa - teLfa- ma^miim depth swung at a policeman. He was mbntba, but returt u m ^ to _2 Pkgs. feel—rjroughiy the height of a 17-story/twdldlag ' httd wraa Mg day th ^ will ask Samuel P. Sears for new assurances that he POPULAR Dl aireated on a disorderly conduct could be fully impartial aa .sp^ial counsel in probing a row in August; 1952,2, ap^renUy la Mptual Assistance Pact iugh to encompass 14 Pentagons (the world’-a largest offire.. bulM- charge. cellent baMth. an shown In bottom plioto. (Federal CtvU Defense PhotM from The so-called “Piatol Local” is between'Sen,.McCfirthy (R-Wis) and top army officials He la tranrived by his widow, tha Telephoto), ■ . Sen. Pct\er (R-Mtch).sald he for- ' y ------Karachi, Pakiitan, Aprk 2 provoked attack” ggalnit hither of dominated by Harold. Bowers, former/Gladys Rose of Tuxedo. lb . named by the National Labor Re­ one will agk Sears to reflect on f — / •^wrt N. Y.; A daughter. Gloria Rose, tha L A P U V Pakistan and Tljrkey,r, thA latter [ them,' to supply each other with prior uttLrances praising McCafr, I gi'V'flsdan w i/atitc NATO's eaaterhmost member,! arma and ammuhltion, and to latione Board as one of the major thy, and ther say "if be still feels ^ J./V/A.EI. tF Il . Tv C alll/9 wif* or Air Force fA . CoU Robert signed a five-year mutual assist-. change infonMtlop for the leaders in the jurisdictional dis­ Ransrtme Miller, COjoradk Springs, H-Bomb Sparks pute with the AFL for control of he 'can do, an impartial investiga­ Coloyf a son, 1st Lt. Hoyt Sanford / ance pact here today, agreeing lo ' ot deriving benefit jolnUy tion.” ■ I cooperate In defense and economic technical experience and progri IM/ c • A i>* j Student^Hurt the waterfront. \ Sen. Jaoksbn (D-Wash>, an­ To .Move Wool Vandenberg.- Jr., aho was 'mar- matters. , Zafrullah Khan told a news/eon- Wew Soviet Bid \ Three liners docked this morn­ other Senate jnvestigatione 'ssib- r ie ^ in 1952 t o . Sue. Roeannah The United States bad welcom-; ference Idler the two nAtione ing—the •Kungaholm, the <^een committee member' who, htd\ a Jonnaon. .daughter of Lt. (len. ie e f> « 3 5 ed the agreement,- announced Feb. \ planned to atari joint m illta^ staff las., April S UP of Berinuda and the Nassau. Of­ lirii Johnson, corhmandlng gen­ Armotir’a CloverblMm MAKBfl Dl^ldClO^ HASH ving frelglit tnUn hand In the negotiations which Iiidus)^y South PINEHURST CHOICE Some like steak and French fries . . . others CAMPBELL'S . 19. as a cd'netructive step toward] talks and exchange mllitgty mla- |or A-War Ban ’ fice personnel aided pasaengeia of brought Scars to the job, .adid he eral of the ConUnental Air Com- ■ /■*. ’ \ X • EVAPORATED ” bolstering the freq world's dkfen-■ aloM J'at M^early drte.” erashed Jsrto a school bus at a the flrat two with their luggage. also wants that done .wtien the man^.' and tbree grandchildren-^ Both, natloiia already recel' i Vaxoo^Atty crossing today, la- The Nassau docked undqr noritaal Philadelphia, April 2 (4b—Royal -Suean_____ Hoyt Miller and Lisa Ran­ Rib Roast lb. 59c ike ^tgiak anci Pinehurst baked Idaho pota­ lb a#B. The Soviet Union, a northern" •Mbeommittee again meCts F'itb Lg.. Jar neighbor of 'the two Moslem na­ Ing American arms, ■key a g / a London. April 2 —^Moscow j juriag at least 23 hlglt tehool conditlone at Pier 4!T^-Wbere the Sears, probably on Moi^ay. Little, chairmaii of the board of som*some Miller,- and Hoyt 8, Vanden- (3rd thru 7th rib). V ■“ y MILK Tomato Ketchup tions. aatailed. the alliance, charg­ member of the 14-na NorUj^At- Radio said today the hydrogen i atvrtenis. AFL 1* In edntrol,. Texjtro'n, Inc., Miii his company^ bf4r, rm . toes . .\ . but there's one thing sure,\every­ Igntic Alliance and Pfkistan Feela ifuailged / , ■ X ..V ing it creates an anjlrRuBsian ider bomb ha-s increaasd -the need fOr Witnesees said several stu%. Bid RejMitfai would move qU but f(ve or six of /L t. Vandenberg. serving with i i ' a recent aid agre.e w i^ the an international :iWk' o n . atomic, dents appeared critical and hos­ Sears, a ho Hew baeJt to/^slon 8«th Fighter-Bomber Wing of “military bloc jn the Near and The New York—New Jersey after meeting'will) the luBcomf.iit- American Woqlen Co.’a 23 New. /the 84 one enjoys the qualitjir of^F^hurst Cl^^e 3 T^IJ ^ans Middle Hast.’’ United States warfare. pital authqritifs llsti^ nine as 'Waterfront commission last night the 12th'-Alr Force in Germany, Top Rolund or ' W a'rt leofcind ahncki^ thn Easter HoHday* emd we TTie pact also pyovide^ the two tee here yeeter^y, told liewamen England plants to the Carolina* if. Washrngton officials hdped- the The broadcast, qiloUng the Odm- ^rlously hurt. rejected a bid of the ' striking Textron is successful in Its efforts waa returned to Washington-thU'- hcfiva cohnjM picnic horn dt 89c lb. (about 4 Va nations would 7conc]ude other munist party organ' Pravda,/llnked Bus driver J. H- Moore said upon his arfivfd there he feels he week to his father’s bedside. Bottom-Rpil^d Jb.^ grade steaks. Again we offer choictyM ade, . collective security alliance across union to end the walkout if the has "not done-anyth ir^ that would to gain control,, of, the defl^®*' lbs.), whicl^ we t h ^ should be fusp right ter many the Soviets’ southern b o rd e rs agreements whe/e neqessary, ex­ Russia’s surprise Marcli 3 1 bid to his brakes failed, allowing the Walter Reed Hospital’s official join NATO to ’lh e-T ^ that the commission would give \amnesty disqualify mC.^’ ridden textile firm':x * / ' Lean roasla. properly trimmed, ^ : / \ "needs. A bbneleu meat with little waste, it ii favor* would be enlarged to .tpclude Iraq tending the cooperation “already bus loaded with some SO stu­ to 65 ILA' men blacklisted for Uttle Meeto StbekkoMefs 'bulletin on Vandenberg’n death and Iran, but no formal overtures established bemeen ' them in'the destructive- power or the atonic dent* to roll onto the criminal recorda. . ' Seats, a'prominent Bostoii triitl Little's coast-to-cMst t(;iMr to id he died of cancer. 20< COUPON oMy priced, compored to regular ham eosi^ have been made to those n’atloijs. cultural muy under - a separs(te weapon is incessamly increi!\xlils Central railroad track in ' front The hi-/Slate w aterfront cleanup lawyer, (old a nrwa conference gain Support from/'Amrcrican Meaty iShoulder , , However, ^^lrklsh -Foreign Mlri- agreement Md In the ccononiic and in addition lo this the hydro-- of the train. here yesterday be was determined (Coatiaaed’’ea Fags Nlaa) qood on your nrat purchoki* gen weapon baa appeared whose c o m mi's Sion immediately an- Woolen stpekhoidera for ^xtfbn’s Pinehurst Short or / ^ SUGAR HEART y Xlater Fuat Koprulu told his parlia­ and technical fields?^; - The, Injured, from 14 to .18 to tackle the job as counsel "a.s efforts tfo take over , /^erican Lkitm Chopsy/ib. 75c - .T ment Feb. 19 Turkey aims td cre­ 77te mutnal assistance treat.v Is power surpoMes many-tlmea the years of age, jammed the King’a dispessionstely ss I esn,” without or LIPTON TEA power o f^ c atomic weapon,” (CoMttaued M Page Nine) Woolen stopped her* yesfbrdsy for k ;_ /'Seafood At Hale's ate a -collective security system the third /pact between the two Uaughters-Hospital, /Attendants any ’’partisanahip.’’ . a meeting with mtddl* Atlantic BLUEBERRIES “without any gap’’ and Invited countries/ They signed a treat.v Russia has long clamored for an Aaked ‘Whether WNhed ever La r g e . GRAD ^A in^Iudhis fresh sobnoat cod, haddock, mackerel, but- Im m ^ a te ban on atomic \veapcms rushed the more ^riously in­ nt'atea atockholderi- / Lamb Stew/Luts iL 25c Sirloih^'Steahs at INSIDI lhM» other liatipna to’join. of friendship in July 1951 and a jured to the operating rponM and’ fa)ceh a r*and on- "McCarthy or H* charged that aTgroup of For A Delicious Pie Sfmtiol fire*. tefRsh, hDlibiit, Rounders, Swordfish, scoNdps — cultural agreement In June 1953] bijt^aa refused to agree't'b west- McCarthylen;” ife told the- feport- ulletins The Seven-article treaty Was •h demands that it be- preceded treated other* In the halls. American Woolen board members EGXaS signed by Pakistan’s Foreign Min­ mtHUed. by Iraq, Iraa E ngineer. A. CTutrer of Mr- eraT7'"Not publicly, and'* not pri- are offering what amouqta to trooi th#- AP Wires i Lb^Can y ister, . sir, Mohammed Zafrullah Ch^ces of egtenflon of the d- by establishment of an effective News Tidbits Vgtely.i'' LOW COST FAVORITE system of Inspection to ensure Comb estimated the tralh waa more than 315 a qhare for'cbm - Kkan, and Turkey’s Ambassador to fense alliance to.- Iraq and Iriin moving about IS -miles aii hour. Sen. M'undt (R-SDt] who wi-ll mon atock of the Bachn^en' Ux­ “FRESHER W'c now have the famous DOz. • appear problenjstical at th^Tno- compliance. \ Called from AP Wire* preside al'„.the. televised public Karachi. Selah Attin Refet Arbel. He: said it had stopped within a bridge Co., Textron’s competitor / BODIES RECOVEBED ’ - ’ lb Joint Oefenue Pbuf m ^ t. . i.' / Nrh'^*' Calls for Halt \ hearings, said- Sears had given for'control of American Woolen. PINEHUffST $R— • .A.yn-McC.ABTHY Bli> D IU jar « # • a*. . 69c ■ With Beans government will' decide its atti­ tlen cabinet apprqvca bill to ratify legisia)ion and tha Republican- 2 Pkgs- w e e t h e a r t CELERY ■ ■ 29c Middle-^East Tension tude toward a labor part.v motion European Defenee ’ Conmunlty Hons* Speaker Martin (R-Mase) dominated House Rules Cmmittea Bangor, Maine. April 2 (JFy—^ GOOD NEWS... S urging an 'mmediate high-level Survey May Show (EDC) Treaty. •aid today he doesn’t nee nmich has kept, .an Alaska statehood pro­ Aa aatt'-McCartby reaotntioa Cart' e> * hope for the Alaaka-Hawail posal bottled up for 10 months. died today before It reached ..tto-^.-r T O IU T SOAP United Nation*, N. T., April 2*hoped the council would take up conference between Britain, the '. President Elsenhower )|Mvm for We wish that we knew as much about pending • United Slates and Ritssid, weekend vielt at hi* retreat at Htalehood MU la It* romhlned In the peat, Alaaka haa usually 8oor of tbe Malae BepabUhaa . I»4< bOA» Tm4I ACUMt WtiH rout tarN GREEN BEANS Lb. 19c HP)—Arab delegates pressed todayT the matter' next week, Slight. Jobless Cut form. —-i coDveatloK* prices on butteir, as the radio comentators. And for an Urgent, U.N. Security CJoun-1 The Lebanese letter followed a • 'The. Laborites believe such' a I’ Canq;> David in <3atoctin Mountains voted Democratic, Hawaii Repub­ 20« COUPON cll meeting to bring Israel to task | complaint by Jordan’s Foreign Min- conference should discuss a re­ of Maryland , /. Norwich State y y . lican. .Altbougb be modified tbe text we wish that these broadcastefs^would mention^ / FRESH LOOSE • duction and control of armaiiienls. Wa.fihlngton/ April 2 (/Pi—Sev- Hospital becomes member of select Washington. April 2 (/Pi—Hawaii The House last summer passed —one clwnge was ta delete Me- cfood on your n«-af purrhase 'for the latest border killing* in j ist^ Hussein F. Khalidi Company Caetby'a name—Harold C. Per- . grades when they talk pric.es. We cannot ge( a neighboring Jordan. Isnel quick-: Wednesday to U.N. Secretary Gen- Tlie CSiurchill government believed era) ecor(omists sa|dlaid a new gov­ circle of Ltate mental instituUone S l i d Alaska, fr«sh from-a Senate a bHl providing statehood for Ha­ ernment survey diu due late today waii, alone. ' . bam. 54. of.W'est Parte failed definite butter price from our warehouse in time o* U P T O N TEA Get extra cake for t< SPINACH , u. 19c ly branded the move on "effort to 'erei Dag Hammarskjold aakihg for ready to"go. along on the principle with full accreditation of its treat­ triumph, headed toward a new ob­ cover up Jordanian guilt” by spot- “drastic and efficient action” Im- of such a rheeting but iS'—unde­ may (jhow a alight but hopeful ment program. fHe measure the Senate passed to p t a coademnatton af tba with f'M“x J cake purchase drop In the number of the nation’s stacle today in their quest for .yesterday could go to conference Wlaeoaaln Sei^or’a laveotiga-. for this add K . . but we are going “to take a : lighting isolated cases. mediately to 4>revcnt any more cided on tile advisability of calling U. 8. District Judge Walter M. statehood. . . INSIDI lhM0 Lebanon, sole Arab member of Israeli raids on Jordan. i it rijihtnow. . unemployed. • —. 4' Bastajn ' grants roBtinuance of between the, two Houses, but one tory mietbelesB total has swelled for The Senate yesterday rebuffed memifar's 'objectlprt from -the SpecM ARTICHOKES _3 F.r !29c the ll-natlon toudcil,'called for-' Israel herself, on March 25, made Churchill has repeatedly Isaid trial, of four Puerto Rican terror­ efforts of oiipoDcnts to sidetrack a 93 score top grade ' /'i PREMIER mally .last night fo.r a hearing on an Urgent plea to the western Big he still wants an informal get- several infonths; mountihg slowly House floor could block such AIB AC.ADEMV CANDIDATES 4 d ik e s but steadily to the 3.671.000 re­ ists charged - with 'shooting up bill to admit bpth territorier as ^ tlie rafd last Sunday night on the three—the United Slates, Britain Hou^ of Representatives, until state* And passed J.t. 57-28. handling except by action of the Waa)|lagtoB. .April rx (JP—Thm Jordaiiian village x>t Nahalln in (Continued on Page Six) - ported-by the cen.su* bureau for .rules committee.’ ~ .Air Force aabefi aacb Beaator. MUSHROOMS Lg. Bch. and France—for immediate council February. T^- report due—today June 2 . . . Sorofity, house at. But some lawmakers, predicting SklCEB BEETS BROCCOLI .‘7— 27e which nine Arabs were killed, action.on the Arab slaying.of 11 UCLA U tbroww late uproar when trouble in the House; felt the Sen­ Sen. Cordon (R-Ore). floor aad Bepreoea ta tlvo Ir. Caigreoa STATE B im £2 25c tS 35c Lebanon said it was acting on be­ ^ ill be'for'lCtarch. manager for the bill, said -he does today to Bonalaata up to 19 cab- - Stems and Pieces^ Jewish passengers aboard a Negeb Kwah Clague, rommissiuner of male, int^der attacks cook and ate victory might turn into . an will make the price of this fine butter'" half of. Jordan, which 'is not a debert bus March 17. Israel then starto,. looking for Coeds. ironic-April Fool's joke. not .know whether (he House dlitetea for Ha saw Air Forca 2 Cans member "of'the U.N. ■ charges the attackers, were from Couiilry’s . Jobless labor statistics who keeps ciob* .scademy. “ 4 Oie. Can PINEAPPLES Lg. Size. 35c ..tabs-pn trtev unemployment situa- Journal .of American Mescal Danger 4o the SUtehood biir in .V Study Broader Hearings nearby Jordan but Jordan denied Asan> condemns manner in which theeHoUa* come* from the Senate!* **** . As the Arab: orked to get this. " tlotli told reporters last week, he passed bi||b -to gjSr* each terri.tbry OL80N. O.AVILAN .'~V G H IN 69c Lfe ■ Seen li>^Iuig,Off believed unemployment. had eauicd it said'P; Lorlllard Cm has eatoUed action, largely maneuverfd by • U r NOW and SAVtJ BIUWHITE— SEEDLESS _ J Israel oft the, ybuncll carpet, west­ The -council last November voted 'It* Kent cigarette by reference in Democrats, tying - in Alaska to statehoppL . . C bl^o, April 2 UP Bobo OG ern delegKUbns studied the pos­ “the strongest censure” of Israel ,r^ a little in-March-anO the number X i\ ANi A'A'iiil" ey iM’ sAMi llSOf of ertiployed also had increased. its advertisements AMA and whatwa* originally S bUl to admit He. said be plans, to press the nob,''welgiMd sad. Bid sibility of a broader hearing *on for a raid Oct • 14 on the Jordan ' -' Washington,.- April 2 iJp The Obtltea 155 at the nooa weigb* For. vUlage of Klbya, In which 51 Araba. government reported today that Several other econo.niists aaid Jouriial . . .* Italian mayor of A1-. only Hawaii. •- White Housie for endorsement of GRAPEFRUIT the whoie worsening situatioh be­ ... . w * . . f a .. e-assASMSsIrsseaMAns* Wet XJ AAA >' Some ^ Alpaka jrtatehood^ advo­ the' legislation, adding: - / la- tor tb^r *5-roaad boat tor ; NO PEANUTS tween the ArabSf- and Jew* in were killed. Israel claimed the rarld unemployment increased by 54,000 privately they felt as did' Clague -Ued Zone, of Trieste aaye Rome’s in ' tUiiac AlUafict;. . "riaaojf aa Paga Xbf«a) ' , 7 ..-L \ 'I r - “ T i } ' ■ ■w 3 \ / -i w . - "V'. - 7 - ,'. ■ <^y.' V