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' V V - . ' tko Womnn'a BapCiat diacuaaed. Maztla tooomaaeaded f lo v n o L ; Sodrty of UULOomnonltp import .Order Addresses pBUicr tiul Son Nif hf Catherittg Board to Talk Ropea, Grey, Beat. fÛdge, and Cbur^ AniKMbtM Iki O ni^ Rugg, the Boaton. Sraa which has DON'T mage tale for Itoturday, -îAl I, i handled the Issue for the high ’ST. CbmmU- tol2 Bbon. at the TMCA, 1« North achool and the Keeney Stirdet a t, Sewer Funds t 0 ^ mtM &vnt Man under the Chairmntirtp School. ntlB Plenty Of Wear Left V ■■ CUy of VVSag^ Chorm ■t t p. m. at Mrii. Walter BtUlnga, lU Town ufflolale plan a hike in b Shoea aepatrfd Here Any ertd D»m- bridge B t Memben nay bring «r- D irectors l!||By Consider tMS» water rates to p«gL..i|;or tha ^ to oerdMly itMl to »t- tidet to tha church, or if they with improvemants, including'Improve- VOL Jn X I I I , NO. 15S fOlaaalltod MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY. MARCH 31.1854 (THIRTYÔ PAGES IN TWO S E C li6 !| | ) tlds macttaf. pickup, Mrt. BUlingt or Mrt. Hiring Bond Gmnsel mrtiU to the eawaga rttpoeal m YULYES Frank Carpenter, t l Adelaide Rd, plant at^Qlcott St., and reffnancHig Shoe leiialrlag of the Better H ^ ' BM|e. Mn. prcaident of the aoclety, may be To Hiiidle‘ Refinance the MM.OOd in bonds which are I Ktad brne'While Feu Walt. _ Witt, li™. OoroOiy Wohl- oontacted by telephone. due In December., ' ,_HLMAPLB STREET Mid Mn. Luellto Hiirth of The Board of Directors, will meet Opp. FIrat Natteaal Stare Eliên Picy Port 10*«, VFW, The Merri-Wedt. m arried informally fonlght sa wrter con»> itotoiBwy. mm nlgM amatrti th« couplet group, will hold a eupper- mlssioners tp dlacuss the PaHdag Let HprtfOM C^nty Council, VFW. at meaUng at the Second Congrega Shancing of Improvements to the TSlTjsTlLr'TOUR ittîaiiMl tonfo tor Ui« patlenu tional church tomorrow at 6:90 town's aewer and water ayatems. Hurt in tho N rtirint^ Vrternns Hot- p. m., whldt promitee to be out The meeting will take place at 8 i'V piUL of the ordinary at the men are ex p.m. in tha hearing room of the pected to'do the ciftering. Municipal Ruildlng. A iptclt} TnecUnif )of th« Km- The group will probably con School Fir^ Mtm au b is called for tomorrow Cub Pa<^ No. 04i H oliU ter sider engaging a.bond counael to LECLERI j « p, m. nt Uit lakt Horn* in School, will hold it^ annual neigh< handle the Issue of bonds for the Chsektowsga. N. Y., March ■RodetWe, in honor of Mrt. A. St. borhood "white elephant" .aucUmt Called for and delivtred FUNERAL HOME W ^ ington, March 31 (A^^hairm an Lewis L. Strauss of 31 (4P)-Ât least 11 per^ns, re6nanclng. At a recent meeting. the Pottr of Putnam, Ooantctlcut and cak# tale at the achool at 7 Director Helen Fitapatrick asked promptly at. .no «itra i6 Ap »lIm(Ênergy Commlesion said today a hydrogen bffmb most of them school children, < Vtoitinc deputy. A mirpriaa aoclal o'clock tonight ' blAj^ûgh td’^p e out any chyjn the world now ct^'be made ArlU^rollow tht botlnast testion. / General Manager Richard Martin charga. FUNESAL were kilidd today in an ex Maiidiorter memben on tha com- to gat coat eatimatea for bond StrauRi made th^statement dt President Elkenhoiver’s weekly h i: OiTord Pariah Chapter, D ^ counseling from eeveral finpa of plosion and fir4 that ripped mlttoa include Mn. John Murphy, wlU meet Thurtday at 6 p. pi. at SERVICE new* conference. HeNattended the? through the ffAme annex of Mn, J . O. ITnitea, Mrt. John B. bond attomeya NNE niUMUY conference to give the public Uio home of Mraârry M. Fraaer, Walter N, , ârtlalr'tcci **: on tha " rqe ^ ----- an elementary school in this Burke, Mrt. Peter Fagan. Mrt. irspring 8 t Mrt. Prater iÛ talk Martin said today he has're CAU Ml.t.ni4 Leclerc, vH-bomb Helen Griffin and Mrt. Dorothy ceived aeveral auch coat eatimatea Director in Oie Pacific. ' ^Ûnbelievable*’ Buffalo subprban community: The Pilot WaUu^ Awny f^m This oh "Ruga -=^ Hooklng >Near and Tbs \ ARC chairman Excise Tax PravatOri. Far."' n>a hortetaea will be Mrt. but the difference between them At least 19. others ware burned on a laim ,b o n d ' iseue is very 33 Main Street, Manchester Match X And March 38 teate." or Injuted, , Thomaa Diawldnt and Mtot Mar . SilQCSIfpfuli^ „ and. - dsc]aiad garet Kornglebet uaalT.’- ' ' ■ ■■ ■ - -■ Call Mi>9-$869 bodiaa of Uie-11 knowntdcafl When the ra&nancing was last Read Herald Advf. "itooAM^potenttal hat bean addM w m found in the ruins of the one- Slasli Held Our lAdy of Victory Mother* to ourîlitary poatOrL,"* story building: Firemen probed for Circle will meet tomorrow at t IteWtc Tart Uncentrelled oUiera • HALTS Hb (tepled reports that the first i It. was believed tome teachers p. m. a t u e home of Min. Thomas blast,. wht(^ exposed a number id i Trade Spur R. Brdwn, tit Jensen S t Members ' — ' . Herald Photo. might liiave been among the caaual- Headquarters _ . jmlnded to bring their d.ona- AmericinA Jepaheeo and Merriiall I Uea There were no Immediate "Fundamental to the American way ia a good relationship between fathers and. sons.” Hugh. Greer IdandM far from the expIcniOn i ■ffc' FOR jtis for the Batter bbahet Elec-, told membera'>'of rthe South Methodist Church Men’s CHib last night at the church. The successful Gofdfish We Are acene w'"hot’’ oahes, virent out of Identiflcetiona. Washington, March 31 Wino' tion of offlcen vdll take place at University pf Connecticut basketball coach was the speaker for the aimual Father and Son Night. codti'StX /'. The explosion occurred ehortly —^President Eisenhower sai(l BeDch tbit‘meeting. President fbkiert Spencer of the Men’s Club said more thAi 300 fathers apd sons were present Greer "It waa, h Btupendoua blart," before clasees we|« due to be dia- today he will sig^ the 99j3 was introduced to tha gathering by Herald Sports Editor Earl Tost Sole Sforts f ' p ' / " - ' " ' , Open All Day Strauae aaid. "But at no Ume miiMd for the luhch. hour; Nearby issuM, it wi A meeting of the committee of «>uf of control.” reaidente said it made a soft, Biillion dQllar excise tax cut day, f(N- the Cub 8< ^ t Pack 130 will be held bill and believes it willyhelp All, Saints Mothers Circle will Herman Wise and PhUtil D. The Infant Jesus of Prague 'He mid tn* power of the ''ex- booming sound and that flames sons charted this evening at 7:30 in the lunch Wed. Morniilg Wednesday ptoeion was about twice what ,dclen- rolled out of the building to a stimulate business. / : room of S t James’ achool. meet tomorrow at 8:30 p, m., with Feltman, tekal, druggiate, have Mothers Circle will meet tomorrow L ties in connectii Michael Treschuk, 06 Lenox been honored by Rexall Drug Co., night at the home of Mra Fred tiata had exptoted—a mar^n iof height of at least 50 feet ^ The President told his news Oct. 5,1958, Wii error not uouaual.'he added, in teat- conference he will put his signa tnaitort who ^litake part in St. Memben are requested to for their outstanding record during B am tt. 84 Bower* S t The meet One rceê worker told a news pal elKictiidns. bring articles for both the aucUon lug "a totally new weapm." man that the bodies were all found ture to the- measure later in the the Ad'îice for Chrirt program at the company’s 50th anniversary ing will beigin at 8:30, in order Special Wednesday Values An unexpected ehlft in the wind The warrants warn Lutheran Church will 'n d the Easter basket. year of 1953. Each has been that members may attend the mis in one room of the building. day. He added he has evitry rea- Bnianuel ‘^torried atomic particlea to. tho oon to. beUeve enactment,of the terday ry Superioi*- have a supper meeting In LutlW awarded a specially inscribed gold sion at St. Bridget’s Church. Mem MEATY LEAN SHOULDER LEA ^f "It appeared that after the fire Wiulam J. Shea, but the Mrs. Ruth Spenedr of the Spencer mea vdiere a Japohese fishing tax reduction will be a stimulating haU a f 6:30 this evening. watch at a persona] memento of bers are reminded to bring clothes ^nm^r ' waa cfuis^, strauat broke out, the chitdreii attempted mert t drat witUkcld untU they Johnson of Cranston, R. I., /and Rubber Products Co. la spending the occaaioh. for the auction. . to get out of the windows, since factor in the American economy. Eisenhower d'ecided to sign the turned over to police for several membert of the loci^pom- a week with hhr father in St. Pe- l^MB CHOPS STEWING ULMB S tra m Said the teaU bring the moat of the bodies were near the They charged mittee will apeak. Supper > a l be tenburg, Fla. window wall of the room," he bill' into law—the cuts will be ‘" Oommiailon "very much nearer" effective tomorrow—evert though the use of abaintee ballota A Hto V served by inembera of the' Dorcas to agUafying the requirementa rt aaid. • non-partlaaa voting last October. Society. The Rev. PSul G. Prokopy, pastor ; ' ‘iK -7 5 e T ^ building pt6od in back of the It throws his budget for the next . Lb. 2 9 c . Die anttto forces and. hasten the yitor s-dilUion dollars, deeper in The warrants were aSked for far of Zion Lutheran Church, will take I ••...... day iêh the AEC can devote Clêland 'HID Elementpry School, State Atty Thomas F.' Walt - A special Lenten dvlce will be for his subject at the-Lenten aer- Firemen'''aaid' the .explosion thg red. * W whm m e A l LAMB PATTIES I ■ Lb* 3Sc. GROUND BEEF Lb»^9c-^ Pounds 51.00 more attention to developing: Charge NnoMa Forgai held 'Thurlursday ev b ^ g from 7 to rtce tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. at the peacetime usea of ..atomic energy,. might have orlgina|tt(l in a fur -Savlags for Ail : OthMT ADBlaBCCS 8 o'clpek at the Bu^cingham Con' Church. “Ashamed of Jesua? Tea nace or bqiler. The building .was 'H ie measure shot through Con The chief offenses chnigad were TRY HOOD’S NEW SMALL CURD COUNTRY STYLE COTTAGE C H E | S E . nStident Eiaenhower ^ listened that namee of eome voters wan gregimoinrt Church. . The soloist I May When Tve No Guilt to Wash ' wlth.kqen attention ag^Strauaa-:- believed to be a loss. gress yesterday In compromise will be Harold/C. Craniek of the Away."\ form,'with a *H6um vote of 395^1 forged on tho ballots and that Jurt back from the Pacific teeta— It could liol be^îamed Imme there . were Irragularitles la Uw University uf/Oomtectieut Slides House For Sale read a 6-page atateuient and then diately bow many %'ildren were and a Senate tally of 72-8. 'I t HieJaKHALOn notarisation of other baUqU. entitled ’’Ot^SiMniiah Frienda and anawemd a few qucrtlons. _ in thd building at Che time of the cuts excite, or sales, taxes on Nelghbora’Vwlll ’yp shown. dosens of products' rangiM from The tnniiawe oC the bench arar- r Any City—EvCn New York explosion, which occurrrti shortly ranU, Wall bald, dimaxed an !»• 40 COBURN ROAD Jn reply to One quertlon. before noon; refrigerators to phone bills. It 'T mekna gavinga for Just about veaUgatioh launched by his oClce STATIONERY MANCHESTBI. CONN. r ffrautg-.sidd.' without qualifica The Injured children weite takeg on the eve Of the Winchester ,tqwA LBADDCO BEANIM 4 tion. thal an ILbom> large enough to two Buffalo hospitals. every person who' apeiids money; AIRMAIL - NOTES e.ectlon and Uie Winsted dty rtad- to "taka out" a city can be made. The building was used for mu Eisenhower told his news -cqn^ tion. Winsted Is a city in the tew* "Ho# big a city?" he was ask- sic and shop clasaee for children ference the cuts voted by Con -■•d. of Wtncbester.X 7 ROOM DUTCH COLONIAL fronit he first grade through the gress will reduce goVernmît rev Wall said that even before tits THE OFFICES OF tArlhir Dn{ Stem j "Any city," Strmuaa repU*^- sixth. — . - enue very considerably mora than "New Tork?" a yaporter presa- baUoting, bis offKe received com- " Hot water oil heat, downstairs tevatory. Excellent Buffalo fire and rescue units he re^mmended: ilaints that tha number of aboea- \ «d. rtished .to the scene to assist lo He added that he recognixed. ALVAN A./ÛLES, D.O.S. location. Can be seen evenings seven to eight o’clock. Strauss nodded and aaid, "the ?ee ballota appeared^ be running cal authorities. however, that the whole field is higher Uuui.normat, S. \ metropolitan area." one that is open to discussion. This pnrtiealar photo shows a Navy Badahea Jet harsting Into Bnine after craving and bnaldng ^ Riaanhowor-himaelf aaid earlier And he said the Cut probably will In two while landing bn the currier V. 8. 8. Orlsknny some where In the Pnrtdc Oeann. The pHot, Lt. 414 Absentee MOVED TO there le aome poaaibllity the Rua- have a great effect toward stimu- F. J. Repp, 84. of Waukegaiv III., who mlrnonloasl)' eeonped Injury, dimbed from cockpit wlUi the The election results i^Mwtd tbgt • m s are. grttlng ready . to thlk R ussia Hands latloii of byslneSs. aM-of flre-flghtlag persoaneL No caaualttes reenlted from the aeddeat. (NEA Telephoto from De 414 of the 3,595 vote* teare c a s t. biisin«y;«»eut >lmm forlntena- For that reason the President fense pepL) ' • by abaenteo ballot, a .figini whteR 431 MANCHESTER • uss of ptô m re observeia said was ter higtefr than said, he accepts the reduction ■ 'Ca whoteheactedly. He said he bopei in any previous mtmieipal elecUoit, A RE6IIUR 89XVACEI -tiiat any poHible damaging ef- \ WrtI dlacUMedthat he aategned asked kOfU 1 CLEANING AND INSTALUNG to the . reoaint fecta of ther bill wilttA kept tq a • TWO Livny.oQibm ^;^ nmeat attacbca » ■■■ ■ ■ \ ' ‘If' '■h~ . ' ■ '\ ■ . ■ MODERNISTIC lO W l . ^ ■iteAv Stoeh/f SEPTIC TREKS and CESSPOOLS -A t l So TThai’ FMaidept . then Said- he 645 MAIN STREET A aan^lrto argaatoattoa ^ TRAINED WWAOB SPBOtAUBlR ' AQUARIUM JIWMS . . ih f \ ha' didn’t viet Unto* propened tfl UtoWMih' Wanted'to point out that, with the* ... uolag Uw aaoM OHidem «|6lpaaeat aiad asaohlMry—RESULTt A ThS M -■■tiii.vrtt;;-’ TdephOpc MI-3-6887 ORim KANTS ..... 10« Atecuoatoak m nlDee today that the Ugitei exdee taX reducUon, the admlnia- S f x t ^ M' tM bench warrantii BETTER Job at a LOWER tR lC B. THE COMPLETE AQUARIUM IS YOURS WHtN \ Bw beeii heid and lEault UlB Stotea be mode n party l< th e tration will have put into' effect charged cpeuplrahy to violate U T m m m a m u m m A YEAR'S SURKY ' itûsiva. Ew peon eeonrtty by ay6nm:< the graateat single redu.cUon in election laws. The I7te war o Sump pomps taataUfed to THIS IS W H Y PURCHASED WITH ANY R PACKAGES^ OP - W5MEOO0...... IOC Tpetotare some, be went on, ap- which the Rneelnnn offered a t taxes from a 'dqHar standpoint By LARRY ALLEN chafed false certification CimristB Ena ot : raoeve water hrooi your parantiy meaning aolfiiq oh his ad- Berlin nod that Mm> U.8JI.R-Jian\ that has ever been accomplished.'' Hanoi, Indochina, March 81 (ff) absentee ballot. e m f O R Y o m ... collar. . . more people eaC Miss Calvet, *'e put the total at $7,100,000,- West to Ease —The defenders of DiemBlen Phu • Outside Paints \_ / ATREOUUR PRttt A GENUINE VALUE . . M r 'Wiaasa, .Who thtnn this indicates a the North Atlantic Treaty Or- Ike Bates U. S. The.Winehester’toarn and Wln- o New uadergrooad water V Kinney Bros. change in Soviet policy and a dta- go»l*stle*e so far this year, starting with hurled back attack after attack atcd'‘ city electlona are held ai« /m tm x/Nm isTs • Rubber Base Painty' lines lastStled. (1) Prompt Service, poelUon tq aegoUate eamaftly and per cent cut In income taxes from screaming 'Vletmlnh shock multahebualy. , Star o f Fiiinst I went into-effedl Jan. 1. Curb on Trade troops early today, Intereperaing •'"■VK. a Enamels, Super KemyTone •'New ‘tootproof" sewer (2) Quality Wdrk honestly. Mpecow, March 31 —The Staasen and top British and east Asia wbuld be throats'to the -4 i Saata Monica I& pltal she waa Senate Labor (Committee today French officials at the end of a of..t)arbed wire barricades guard- Free World and would be met / (Oenterasd front PnffS Ona) | Tork bBbor today following sent home. 1 ' ' ing April 26. The Inc. government’* first success in e< sent to the Senate a bill to revise twomay conference. ■?,. i'nf tee French trmiches, dugoute with United action. The actreoi' aeoAtafy and com- — At the recent Berlin Big Fdbr e ^ air strip. - •forte to breaSt up the IT-day dock nion. Miss Bettsôods, 25, told Conference. Moiotpv pnMaad a the TOft-Hatlley Labor .Law and The agreement marked ait im- . -Agnes..FaUy with Dullee strike, r ■ , UUt.ia wharfiappenedi European eecUnty plan which re irtoqrporate most o f President porCsnt compromise between grbuf- 'Ûnrllng grenades, firing ma- Eisenhower 'J'wUd h« went . over Since leaf Week tugs had refueed Woods arrived home to find jected the North Atlantic TVeaty HUsenhower’s recommendations. ng, European demands: fbr more chinegun% rifles and pist^^ the every word of Dullea’ speech in ad 7 South Moiu St. /' West Harfford; Com to maneu^r ships -in aympathy the tetephoaq off the book in Miss Cirganisation’' and the proposed riw 7-6 vote was on party lines trade- with Ruasla and her satel'; 'Vietmlnh raced into sheets of fire vance, and that i s ucual he ahd Bvfl^tiite with a stm e caUed by the Inter- CtelVet’sKbedaoom tend the actreae European Defense Community. s ^ nrqught from the Democrats Utea and the continued desire of from tee American-supplied guns the Secretary of state found teejn- natlonalnilLongshoremenls:.. .Aasn, miasing'nqm her'bed. The secre Since then, the Soviet Union cHea W "steamrollering,” and "en- the United States to )(eep all manned' by a garrison including eelvas la fuU''accord.. IffiB Wires (ILAL wetoout flared up after tary oald ahe tfeand the actress has sent a a*ri*%of notes to the tirdy Irregular" procedures be strategic goods .out of Communirt Frenchmen, Norte Africans For- The President aaid Dulles was six moni of bitter competition be- l y ^ in the nathroom and waa un- Netherlands. Greece, Turkey and cause they were unable to get’ebn- hands. elgp Legionnaires, Vietnamese and talking about mflted actlmt by all , .|Ji ' tween Independent union arid abla to arouse her. Miaa Galvrt was Pakistan protesting the granting stderatloa for amendments of their Bar Red China, North Korea /- pro-French Thai tribesmen... the countries in the Southeast WYRETAP B O L BACUM \ the for the right to repre- own. . , 1--^ ■ ThS three powers, ruled out shy Tanka arURety. mortars and Alls WCE. ■-.*;■ ' clad ..only in a houeecoat of bases te thtrUnltcd States ahd 'Then, without being any more Waaklngtan, Mnrdi gl Bent Workera. 'other cooperation with American- The ravidba ptagram would give change in~;the present aUff. re- heavy machlneguns cut the rebel A MU Iggnlfadag wiretopping nwE The tl returned to pork yeoter- the stetea vastly Increagad powers ranks. speoihe than Dulles, was, he said .•p. Oentianed on Page Twenty-Six) sponsored defense plane; we must be. prepared to meet'Ony tee nse of wtr«tappad artfintoC VT • dap e National Labor Rela- to.dedl- with labor-management (Contiaued on Page Ililrty-One) Overhead, every fighter ahd It Is Only: ■■ t ■ tlons gof a federal court dilutes. bomber plans' tee French ieould kind of attack.. in tee priiia ntlen. of ' order directing the ILA to rtop âirm an H, Alexander Smith muster laid down blaalag barragM That is tee king of united ac anbateofa tens •t:: picketing dugboate and to see (hat (R-NJ), outlining the bill to newa- of napalm'.and strafed tha Viet.- tion we are seeking, he said. far tea Honae their JLA'crewa went back to work. The Plan: Field Tests men, said that Republican refuaal minh. concentrations in tea great A reporter told Elaenbower ndttee. It is 1 TIm court ruled the tug atoppage to consider further amendmenta by est aerial assault of the 7-year-oId some people had interprets^ naneldffqiHpn belaao tha.-snd ef A Short PledsQrit Ride violated^ Taft-Hartley ,lp * ban the Democrats was. a "question Neivs Tidbits Indochiqa war. Hip Vietmlnh pade Dulles’ ofaech to mean direct In tee .wtok. Baekara soli pnMng*' againa^^toWvJa^bgc^^ _ able but necessary procedure." nix aifccesalye attacks on tha for- tervention by if faoertrtiL. Smith eeld the “ahîineed of Called from AP Wires : tteas defenaei but were thrown necessary. : ' ' , H ie pier strike spread to dock- Salk Vaccine Expected time” with a .packed Srtiate calen. back each' time and each time the Eisenhower ropUed teat he IRENW STALL ON RD Q '7 I’VA ? I SHOULDER A n y D a y t i m e o r E v e n i n g ' em- Franeh NnWanal/ Aaaenibly.. buildlngft However o ttf about half To Bi^d Polio Barrier For that reason, he aatd, the com orders New Haven oooaty^wMe Hit en East and South Pk>y U. 8. ground forces all around •terted a Vagrans today wMaR:- the p ^ ’a wareMusee ware mittee RepubUcans refused to open eraekdown on pinball machines The relMla, who have been round tee world. -. ^ srtped eat an poeateMfaref Hat ' pickctrtM and tq>enjlora of thoee ther-^bili to smendmertta ' beyond which give free plays as. priaee ing up thousands b: guerrilla flght- The objective is.. he - said, tq tekfaff m il it a j * •• rtruck p te expW:^ to apply for BMTOR’B NOTE— -As B9elag4.natural axponura to live fioDo ed Mr the Presideht in aiid police officials In Bridgeport s to bolster their elite troops try to maSe, pur frimida strong YfapaRtoji^leneo . to >a court order that would quickly wmtntAm' np te a mllUea ehUdian; this iiimrnqr.' . hie Ji r 1 Taftrlttrtley hw^toge areato give machine dirtributors un arouhd-Dien Bien Phu. hit first at ehougli to take egra or local sltua-< tosaty'Slitoo tee Mgj ew M r end the VaikouC n e y would base threnghoot the eoimtry i^ l rt- Alt tha kqlentlflc e v i ilU'Ac e (Jongr( til .tomorrow to comply . . . Four ths'.ssrtera dsfeneee and then at tions themselves. ..'b,.— to Geneva. iW doaoto^ their roHaat ohjPie same grounds eeive vAecInatleaa agrtHS' peBo; - indlaUeg 'tM t It ifriU. But the Beg, nieir die in early morning exploa- points along tea southern edge of Elsenhowef'aaid1 'each*eech case has Ustd in itie casd ^ the thgbpats. TRte'' second of three qrtkdee on i only - Jiai. ou) is to Demoqrai ioa la copper Nt.of Santa Rita the perimeter. to be acted - Upon indMd indlMdually and The Home of BrooSa^rn.. wlrehouaemen, who the historic M d teste 1 /Or. Jenna. Jteve 'latf' a- m illion, to a he haa-*^‘ne mines of Kanneacott Copper Oorp. „ ■ IS. R, Balks* .vanehte renerta ato' laUUoa, ahtUban tak* the aaocind, end one other worker is critically (Contiaaed en Pngs Two) (CehteUtiNr g o lh ii^ ’IWcnigr-ets)’' ^ Afoll 1 6 > May 6.J min SHOE BOX, Inc.” (Con^Niiiil ^ IfA i^ .^ r ty-O^) method eclfiittete are newjr t# get > and see whether and bow well they (Caniiniwd on iWge Twenty-alx) injured. the State Atty. Gen. WlUlam L New Engkind's Lorgesf Concellatiofi Shoe^Sfore for Meirând WomiM new has the.ahUUjr- to control a ' 3eaFs aeya matter of using tec- SLICED SeBjatfir S e ^ »StaB dteMM# Whiter sfinair dbWa J8M O i a huge npmber « f ebUdreo; be- Miss /tie rii^ Xellis aimlle signaturas. and State scale Amertoee-ln: tnauae. pnralytle polioaayeiHii ip on official State documents ean.be Lindsay- C. Warren-êtirdi .;(» -tt ■ ■ ^rtuarually rather h rare dlaedse. Carrying in Stock Over 25,000 Pairs of first Quality,; Wodd F overdone . . . Democrat leader Vh By ALTON PoUo haa been palled an epidf m- O f lo r A ly Adlai Stevenaon goaa hack to woth (AP S< only 20 but of IOO.O9O persona on mijor poUtleal address after As U, S. Spending WdtehdOi ■- New York, ■YhiieR line down with it. However, it three days In Di^tu Hospital at Brands at Dollars Below Notionony Advertiied'JPnces ^ Gtarch .31 m ahlld taking vac- Rite children more • aftan than Roaegifa Hiaeh. Baja California, ^^m-Tenp) s a id .^ Mexteb, Jia fe iv il Gene lYer- Durtiah|i, N. C., for treatmaht -of cine 30 ML jl^ fs . ~ kidney atlinent. ' 4? By STERUNO F. GREEN, f covered for tee aomo _wlow gmm* UonJIMd pbUh inte ^ I f you pickea any scattered ney, here for a week’s respite from Weahlngton,-^ March 31 (iP)^ { mated K 5 million rto hati: a«-th«y his arn-te 7> '’~mp ad 500,000 children aged 8 her mipda-labers,'laye she.hopes U. S. Army,beule out two of its Undeay C Warren, comptroller f or Impr^rt paymMi t)i9 logjiam hold- Back Win thi 9. yoB woBld-teqiect that about to marry Aly Ka|m within six atomic guns ia farewell review for genaral of the United BUtee, la re- “t)c§e-___ igatlon qf-thejMc* shot eanteln^ff^RIWIIttir virusea ) n r eo would become recog- meathe, in France.A retiring Gen. Thomas T. Handy, tiring from his dtemissal-progf Job Rep. W.. ffterUng Ctala MEN'S SIZES: 6 to 14i, AA to EEE ^ Berausd they , t » . 'ddad. ' the Hlsably elck net summer with Said Aly, ‘T never discuss per deputy commander of European aa Oongteos' watrtidog over fed- has been Upmed by many of illp ^ Inveatigations sub- virusen cannot craik polio.' But pnlio. (Of this 850. mora than half sonal affalra" , ' X3omnuuMl . . . Grateful U. S. Air oral spending. coUsagooa' to a auccetopr. Ra|k. , ^ been frying sfnee even though dead, they still faave< frould recover wiOi no pairalyaUf). In any dveiit, Mtes Tierney baa Foroe is preparing' red e n r ^ Hla request for retirement rtfec- Kilbura. ifl-NY). a a jrj^ lto te a b | « 074 WOMEN'S SIZES: l i to T3^ ,AAM A *9 E And a spixUal counsel tome power to stlmnlrte a.person So for an adequate -teat, you switched from the "friendship treatment for three Sent .villagara Uv» April SO. waa announced today. acting on and televlied hear-, to make body’s must have half a million' to a mil- finger" to the engagenteiit finger whose radio signals during At^ 4Varron has served I8 M1 yaare ot pul (28 ExporioRCfd SeEtsmen to EfflelonHy Sorvo You) ilM Ron vaccteted children to com- tl]e: Mg diamond ring A^ gave her lantio gale helpto.aave live* of 39 a.gantroverdy-ladcB 15-year term. MAIN'ST. |Maa with na aqoal nnmbea qC nan? aortie time ago. She said he pro- American Jet pUqto. because of ’ pfarstcaL dt^ '.'■T vaccinated yoagatera of the jtoeed 18 months ago, "somewhere Woman suffers 16 leg wenm hf wiu get hffl free a - ■ -v.. lama sges, Uvlng, in the sams com- in Europe." when attacked by-toogh rooster ter life ui)dor 'kHtalUea ' . ■ ... "J knew I love 500-pound tqmbatoM falls on I'faT' I tt e t o b .— OKN: MONDAYS AND every NIGHT UNTIL 9 Among tito nen-wnddayfcd fiigli after. 4*9 litot." 'w tra years did ciri. kflliiia; her ns ahe Mt Iff Hm >ARKING yed in 'JSmtamoi Rh:, ceme- (Centinaed an P p g e 'I* ^ C- j - 9^4? \ 0 . '••A'; I 1 .. ■ S ' wc' ' . . 7 f-y ■A ■r»‘v , . T • . ' ij' ■ .- .- * f y f V ' (■• f w"^-

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\ MANCHESTER EVENING H E ^L D , MANCHESTER, CONN.. WE13| ESDAY. MARCH 81, 1951 MANCHESTER EVENINaiiERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1964 commit I by a emean it would ba high regard in which Regal Is hald a ' tbomh and police said it ap reviaed by town officials, 'and Senator Sees S ta ll a graat Ictery for thr Commu- government is deeply tn v a i^ Vietm inh Attack 7 A V i T Q I l ReâPs lo Opeii by the^^yliV pA)hl membera of the, Communist erations were carried on. 'ne-CK- Hamilton l^ f who heard west of Hanoi, com^ tv o r. eeka Ptra Insataaea Osespaklea not by‘ then "shown soihe solid I. ’Die bridal attendants ware Mlaa panaton hap ^44*1 made possible by but that he had no' indication the lirOgress” toward getting lU-ln- party sxcspt J. Edgar Hoovsr." SHOP THURSDAY UNTIL . . . KEITH 'S iveral ‘ houra o f taatlmony ^ and cost is eatlmatsd above 95,<100,000. after tha Vietminh Waa estimated Aetna Fire ...... 56,- 59 Alice HorUi aa maid of honor, and a 57 by 47 foot addition to the rear 9 8 1 1 §S -ajrgumenta laat in Windham Director Walter T. Mahoney to have lost 12,000 casualties in Hartford F ir e ...... 150 155 quiriee atarted. Mias Barbara Flaher and M in of the Wtidon Building In WlUch CSounty Superior Cop^ in WUifi their first maaeive assault. Nettbnel »^re ...... 76 79 "It kibks, " he said, "aa if the NEW TEACHER RULES Claim EMgacomb were bridesmtaida. Regal is located. Of this addition w.i said he favored hiring a coiuniltant Phoenix ...... '98 ■•106 < subcommittee la hot pushing tide mantled 7 now to aid in keeping t|ie coat After a heavy barrage froih Gllbart Oldham .was best man for RegSI will occupy a apace 30 by 45 At the cloae of the trial ^ d a y . -their mortars, 75 and lOt^rnUH* ’ Ufa and ladsmntty laa. Oea. thing as hard as -they'.could." Hartford, Mro'ch 81 The Mr. Gaiaaler, who chose hts cousin, feet on both the main floor and within the 95.000,000 figure. Sher State Board of Education reported ^'1 -i? i i Atty. Jay E. Ruh&ow, one of the wood Bowers, chairman of the n.eter guns, the rebelb eprikhg-from Aetna Life ...... -199 114. Mundt had said yesterday he had Arthur Gslssler snd Thomsa Jess basement. The addition to the pres itU^tlifa who aeha the court to the foxholes' and- winding trenchea Aetna Casualty ..... 127 137 nothing to announce concerning yesterday lU tentative approval of to ssrvsI as'us‘ushers. ent structure W’sa designed by Board, said, however, that it would Conn. Gen...... 310 325 new certification regulations for border Oenerat^ Ifanaxer Rihhard be advisable to wait until the thay had d ^ during tha lull. the quest, for a capable,. neutral Ths hrlde's gown of cryitaletto Arnold Lawrence With the con Martin to readvertiae lor bids on If^th b u g 1 a a sounding the Hartford Steam Boil. , 564 094 counsel to help out in tha InyeStl- teachara in Connecticut’s public over silk taffeta, waa designed struction work don# by A. F- arch'.tect, Victor. Frid, baa com Travelers ...... 987 1007 schoola The new regulations, It the baeii o f his plana drawn by pleted plaiu and-a firm estimate charge, the wave of Vietihlph shock gatlon. . „ UIQ I A X QAim with a fitted bodice and full, Squlllscote Company. Arnold Lawrence, architect, and PnbUe OtaWca Sen. Jackson (D-Wash), who \ as explained, are designed to up csdhedral train. . She wore her ' . ' . .|a Availably. troops surgad across the plain to grade the teaclUng profession In With this additional 2750 sq. ft. V fehe’ School Building Committee, the south and east of the French conn. Ufht Power .. 16^ 184 haa been helping Mundt in the methar’a veil of not and Uca of floor space available Regal now conn. Power...... 404 9 34 bearch. has told reporters he this state. They stress a five-year, aiyangsd from a Uara of pearl which ia going over final Plana^ aa lines. Violent fighting raged around college preparatioi program and believes liaelf to be the largest / key points guarding the entrance Hartford Elec. LL . . . 544 3 84 knows 'of no ."staUlng" tactics. and carried a biidal bouquet of V they are prepared by Frid, la Hartford Gas Co. .... 85/ , 38 take into conalderation work done ktore In .Manchester-rtigvoted to acheduled to meet Monday. to-the fortified plain. An Army report accused Me oivhids snd valley lilies. man’s wear exclusively. The en- Sp. New England earthy 'and Roy ,M. Cohn, chief by candidates in the teachers col Ths honor attendant' wore blue \ ------Valng Full Strength leges and other' accredited'^ In laiiênt affords space enough- to The steady . atreem of rebel Tel...... 334 874 subcommittee Counsel of seeking la|:e snd ths brldssmsida orchid increhae stocks In all lines. Main Maanfaetoikig Canwaalea - ' special favors for a drafted as stitutions. Final board\ action Is lore draaaes. all in the same style. W e lc o m e troops that poured intor the attacke fulled Thennel 86-^ mtpeoted in May, and would be floor space will be. taken 'up by ex* >^Vor»êrfi.il’s, indicated V ietm inh Oen. Vo sociate. pvt. G. David Schlne. Me Ths' bridS attended J’allllard idcd.atocks Of' topCoais, suits, Am. Hardware ...... X3 15 Qsrtby replied that Secretary of come effective liext Sept. 1. Sohool of* Music,-' New York, and Nguyen Giap waa not sparing hla Arrow, Hart, Heg. . . . ,384 414 coats and trouaeri. Added At Sâre Dance manpowe;. the Army Robert T. Stevens and Is' a ssnior at the New England âcS^ in tea basement' will be ■ t ^ O W Assoc. Springr ....I../254.... 4.,/25^ John G. Adams, an Arm^ counsel Osnsdryatory ■ of ■ Music, Boston. utilized fo.‘ an additional stock of Tha French figure that with re- Bristol BrassI a a • . 4 • W 15 tried-"blackmail" tactics designed Mass. Mr. Gslssler, s graduate of troiwersxjui well as for Regal's The Recraaticm .bepartinent will placemenU for earlier losses, he Cheney Bros. ..••••.4 7 Manchester High School, studied ‘ ...w h en you, itep had 85,000^ to 40.000 troops In the to discourage the subcommittee's popular Forn)al\Wear Rental’ de conduct a putmc aqiiase dance Collins 98 investigations of Rede in the at; the Fort Trumbull branch:..o( area. CM. Christian De Castries' Em-Hart ...... iX 30 partment. New showcases, upstairs out lin Ndturel Bridge. Monday at tM Xaat Side Recrea Army. the University of Connecticut and and down as well as new lighting tion Center Jnrm, beginning at 8:00 garrison has' been reported out Fafnlr Bearing...... \ 39 Sen. McCMlan (D-Ark>. ranking . . with the praises af her/ thy New England Conservatory of WpndcHul styk~ numbered about 4-rtb-l, but Ftench Landers, Frary, Clk. . 27 throughout thO storexgive Regal a p.m. The /prc*ram will feature Democrat on the McCarthy com friends far rscommeadlng Rain Muaic. amart bright nkw loolo- wooderful workmanship- •'Pap” Sipith from Wlnaled aa the relnforcemiehU may have altered New Brit. Mach. Co. . 46 mittee, who has clashed frequently, bow Club restaarOaL Brtag yonr . After a honeymoon in the Pocono Regal .is now...ih lts\,thirteenth caller. that ratio. North and Judd .,... 26 NOW SHOWING Mountaina. the bride will return wonderful comfort. . . with' the chairman, said in a year and their history is-one of t Thla prograih la open to anyone , The rebel assault also Indicated Rdssell Mfg; ...... 9 speech at LltUe Rock last night frienda aad the t o l l y hers for to college, and the bridegroom will Stanley Works com. . 43 continuous development, first by all at a truly who wiahea to attend, but It haa that the Vietminh commander had that if-^prindpals on both sides of M AM OiAM M f tlM tiBMt moals hs towa. report to Fort Jackaon, S. C., for the opening of a baaement shop been primarily organiaed for the shifted his weight during the lull. Terry Steam ___ _ 99 the controversy ’ "give testimony reaaaignment. wonderful price. ' Torrlimton ...... 25 several years ago, and -now -by the square dance group that haa been This time Giap hit from the east under oath similar to that they addition to the building itself. neeting the peat five wcf ke at the aad south. Previously, hb^ had con U. S. Envelope com. - 70 have made In liubllc statements, MUSIC NOT FOR BIRDS. U. S. Envelopd pfd. .. 60 Louis Apter, proprietor and hts 'ReereaUen Ouiter under the direc centrated on trying to amakh the Somebody will have violated the JAZZ buyers have always been on the, tion of Jamea Herdlc, and Miaa northerii strong points. Veeder-Root ...... 32 perjury^ atatutea.” Wichita, Kaa. •ff't—Slhce instal $ f ^ 5 voaw eucaua alert for. smart, new itema in menls Nancy Vincent. This group waa The French struck at dawn to The above qudtatlont are not to „ To Wash Owa Uaea SESSION lation of a carillon In- the City wear. They have been successful In formed by the-department to teach recover a position toward the ba doMtrued aa actual inarketa. , "I consider it the commlttee’a -holl’a cloch'tower, there has been bringing this tirpe of merchandise the basic Btepe in aquare. dancing, south end of the fortress which responsibility to wash its- TONIGHT a marked thinnii^ out of the hun». to the men In this area at prices and hqa been attended regularly by the rebels seised diiring the night. dirty Ithen. no matter how un‘- dreds of noisy starlings that used that have always made a hit. That McClellan ouumdi four 'aeta'of dancera. Violent fighting was sMl going on pleasant Jt may be, t P.M. to 12 P.M. to gather on ledges of the mld-clty Loring Photo. this policy has had wide accept There will be a alight charge for at moon.. Tanks -and planes were Hospital Notes -said. '^hTICHNICOlOII' with Tha building. MRS. FREDERICK W. GEISSLER, JR. ance Is demonstrated by the very people not in-dhia group knd non- supporting the French Union McCarthy told newsmen in Kew^ York yesterday he hks no . com DUMaad Orchestra members of tba Recreation or t r o ^ in their countercharge. Patleata Today: 152. m9i »L/VNZA* amsBUTTH Yeaterday, French tanks and in plaint whatever against Cohn's Y. W. C. A. progrqm, but the ADMITTED Y E ST ERDAY dance is. free to all membera of fantry had leisurely opened a road work with the subcommittee, and Hhking the heart of the fortress Saralea Thompson. tOO'/Woodland that "if Roy could be forced off the E R B K E ir these organiaationa. St.; John Noonan, .Rockrille; Mau .Barly-day dripklng glasses were with ^ e southeriunost outpost, P L U S : d r a m a t i c H IT X SHOE STORE four miles awray. They also oc rice Dowds, 20 Spruce St.; Mrs. made with pointed or rounded bot Dorothy Helm, 20 Jehsen St.; Mrs. 825 MAIN STREET TEL. M1-S-7T77 toms so that they; had to be held cupled what was left of the two vlllagee on the southern fringe of Grace FlavelL 304. Church St. GPULL w in the hand until the last of the Nikodemus Dicuns, 53' Strickland i liquid was consumed. the plain. •Je o p a r d y * The lull waa broken at 4 ,.p:m St.; Mrs. Delia Block, 119 Spencer M I-9 '8 0 . 3 as the Vietminh clcfled in oh the S t; Ernest Lavalle. Rockville ; HN T aouthemmoet etrongpoint and en Joseph Harolan, 16 Hathaway La. BMBrjr -V circled it, but the l^ n c h quickly Mrs. Hazel Luurticma, 140 Sould “ Drive A MBMlSnillWYH FIVE P I E C E broke that grip. Main St.; Mra. Myrtle Benson, 192 Happen Crooked Hartford Rd.; Nathan Rubin, 67 t o You:” Road” CaDa for Planes <; . ' . >■ ..x'/JU S:14 S:SS-S:«S Aa the skirmishing swelled. Col. Gerard St. . HHrSHiNMiNnIkDin Read Herald Advs. De Castries radioed. .Gen. Rehe a d m it t e d TODAY! Samuel ftel.x] B.m. "TBkB H« ObI 1b ISb Miller, 75 Main S t; Mra. Dolores Game* ,Teek. "OIbI I» Cell.BlBCk 11 * DOUBLE DRESSER Cogny, FrOnch commander of “ jBe taal* 8Urjr" northsm Indochina in Hanoi, to Miller, 91 Birch St.; Mrs. Imogene aend all available war plafies. Toner, 3 Pioneer Circle; Edward These showed up quickly and Zekus. 80 Blssell St.' David WUey, MODERN OUTFIT itered the Vietminh ea the big 100 Oak Groove XSt :k got fiilly ' underway at BIRTH TODAY: a son to Mr. -Everything Induded . . . ALL FIVE PIF.CES THAT MEANS EXTRA i dusk. _ and Mra. Frahk Johnson, 160 ■‘SAVINGSj FOR YOU! A beautiful Blond Pearl Mahogany Double Dresser M l- At thexoastem perimeter of the Birch St;. a daughter to Mr. and TELEVISION suite , . PllUS luxurious Innerspring, Mattress and resilient Matching Box o w com p u te fortress, F^fieh Union troops; Mrs. John MacQuown,. South Cov, Spring! Six. Drawer Double DresseH Chest of Drapers aynd Bookcase Head-^ apearheêd^ x by predominantly entry; a daughter to Mr. and-Hra-: German Foreign Legionnaires, board Bed complete the ensemble! V Charles Kehoe, South Windsor. ' -.. a n d LO V E THE selection of JMoroccona and other North Afri DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: raOGRAMS V i cans. locked in savage hand-to-. Frank Kodea, 37 Edward S t; \ LIIERAL KEITH lUDGET TERMS hand fighting with the Vietminh. TENDER PRICE FOR SUCH Sheila Seibert, Coventry; William, Ivfitea Everyday—All Rights Raaarved—H. T. Dlcklnaon a Co., lac.] The tbtels.Aiiriing. grenades and Helm, 30 Cooper St.; Knight' \ wielding Ibn^'knives, fought dog PLUSH TOP^ÊRS. COATS Chambers. 105 S t John S t; Mra.. gedly to ^link to po8ltionk\ they Maxine Smith, 6 Dillon Rd., Rock-' had taken. \ • ♦ \ O R SUITS X viUe; -Alfied BuUer, 142 Walker ♦ ■ '♦ /♦ BOTANV x : The eavageX battle,., raghd^ X throughout the night and contin St.; Russell Paul. 22 Pine Bt.; 'Henry Kramer, 375 Bidwell St.; >• ued today, The Vietmliih also suc .Better See • ceeded in‘infiltrati^ some troops T. Kdward Oliver. 146 Bissell: St.; Henning Johnson, 75 Laurel St", *7 FIRESTONE PILLOW FREE onto the fortress' main air strip during the night, but these Were Johann'-xBuchner, Wapping; Otto irpiqueiierfced, Pellon-lineil Schlsmlnge^, 40 Pine Hill; M o t o n liT V Qur sofl wiped out by French tahk .and * STARTS SUNDAY machinegun fire. Armstrong, 3M Summit S t ['' Mrs. Clear, Sharp, SNedY UHFb ▼IÔfGOTI HGflflGf Barbara McCollum, Mansfield Di^, " if should Happen to You” CLOTHING wUh the «Raiit soaked the 6val- VHF R a ^ a n tram plain. pot; Russell Corcoran. 14 Drive ^Drlve A Crooked Road” STER pARAdER The French Union defenders in D; 'John Rohan, 193 Center S t; MflanI elaNant o side their barbed wlreX ringed Mrs. Angelina Casalino and son, is dremkically shaped revealing 96 Conway Rd.; Mra Doi* Pedrax- bunkers were confident th ^ could 277 ISO A R . Mr-9*1124 as only Pellofl can impart Portrait of a drive off the latest assault m they zinl and son, 30 Drive » : John SALES and/ had the initial three days or\rebel Davidson, TyilUmantle; Ma^.. Lou T [ 1 l V I S I 0 N flonViGE and fitted within suicide charges that began March Brookes,.''55 S. Alton St.; Mra. ' ' .... ■’ Joyce O’Keefe and daughter, EaH, 15. ' . / • - -«i' ' MANC-HESTER an inch of your life. lub it wonderfuRy 40n Monday,. in, their first coun Hartford. CbadMf a (fseaarlv •) New Bavea, (U) SCIENCE BBVnW MATTRESS DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra. terattack frbm the plain, French, Cluuuiei M Haw Sritala. Caaik (#1) TV THBaTBB new in thapa, X tanks, artillery. Infantry and Viola Mahoney And son, Bolton; ciuuuul M BBlyaka. M«ai.' SiM ctncaao sYMraoNT a ' .*' . y ' X. ■'-.INW-i- < ■: V planes killed 1,400 rebels In a co George Canuel, IDS' Vempi# S t: Gkaaaal ci Wi^rbary. âa. •iM < t) 8THEB IT BICB —Warren and os cdor- -. i' ordinated strike at two, villages A' V r f 6 ,^ -vY Chaaaal •! SeriacflaM. Maaa. Hull carol Anp Hicktng. Coventry; Da X U « TBK CNEXFBUTBO-rUm about two miles from the fortress' vid -Crandall, 2 Silas Rd.; Mason (Ui BADOB Na. « 4 , ' coniciovt at tprinp western, defense line. ~ Thrall. 87 Church St.; Marjorie i:#e < •> A N iM ai 4 2 n | n c —StarriM Jack Webb' .Otherwise, in the interim since “ AW GEE, FELLERS (S#> BOB |a frnsMow- (U) TEtBVIilON TaBATEB — Mavailee^ .166. 9^- Middle, Tpke.; TKaT^'DiamODd Trail '•A Hat IWr Winter" htalf. IM " JNow...yea ean look y oorb M t this iqpriBf, the last rebel assault, the opposing Henry >Nukls, 709, Main S t ...T^NKS” WmEaM.-riATBOD8^ match the lining precisely forcee Oairied on a'spFeaming ae- Richie Aadaueco ^ - Goin’ oa 8) (U) UNCUC ED’S rON CLUB t:M ( ■) MY UTTLE lU aeiE „ %v!th a fowalfd pin, both jockat and aad be completely aaeored that yen’ve .— -Ed Hatch / Gala 8torm*Cbarlea Farrell A tillery duel and French pilots In' Black beers hav# very" poor eye- (ItL I’VE GOT A fiBCKET -- Pacific's crisp. spent year dotliing m o i ^ wisely^ if yoa _ America n-auppUed planes striifed (:U ( ■> MIX’S CaaTOONS ■ —Garry M»wre. hMt. Panel- • contrattinp tklrt. ara ovoilobl# in tmoka with down C ^ 3 f*COMIC OF THE YEAR” dood Uu: Bill Cullen, ufeiiry Mor boy ooa of our sdperior “ BOTANY” “500? ondAonAed the Vletminh.positioRS s;ia- < Mi> Howny V nicB gan. Ja>-ne^ Meadow*^ Verddna crepe around the clock, ' W.orld-Telecrani and Sun \ (tS4l> 8TAM ON rABADB Wrey or brom with butt#r tan. 8-;16, 124-20Vi. Tdloi^ by DASorr svm and topcoats. in iiavy with pink pique The Vietminh have poured in re- -■'I Every inch o f the famons Botany abric., inf orCemenU. Scppliee have been .dr yarn-dye grey wit -t . '■ . ■■ ■ brought Iq trom Reii China by : S A'll K> “RICH AND FUNNY” («1 > COWMY FLAVaOUSE eggcîry detail o f the perfectionist DarofT ' _ w m Newsweek , ' |:U ( aw» COVEaMOa m d o e WALL TILE *COLOI«^** coolie T^ck in feverish preparation (Ml inB naELf snow ... > LONG WEARINO • tailoring, means yqn!ie getting clothing that for -pew assaults. They w’erg esti "Shadowa of Chlaatown' haa no aqnal for its handsoBM looks aad mated by. ithe French to have “LAUGHS . . ..LAUGHS” (U> WBATBESMAM ForsoMlteod Floon, Inc. 35,000 to 40,000 troops massed —WII Martin , „ open evenlnga natfietSe longer w;ear^ S ca t’s m otc.îs famena arpund the mountaiii-ringed plain — Joumal-AMericaa *:te (W) SrOBTS—BUI geaUnc Mondny tkrouift Friday 'kffnad offers positive proof of the ^ of Dlen Bien Phu. 229 Alata S t -* T«£ BQ-IHKMS The French continued to dig in moTOos l#i> srOBTS—Jerry Healy •npeiiority o f this clothing—the x-rat TAB os furiously within their heavily' MICMCM 9oaEDVi ^4# c •> wtiltBEa: roBEcasT M:W ( ti.BOXiNO BOCT— .. teBs yon everything yon need to know - armed , fortresa,. parachuting- in' Arthur P4raley • Armand Larger air«paoc8 give light *up\ More FoaiiMX-mualkr air-6|>»cet- Larger air-ilpai'm give light addiUpnal troops aiiiV materiel Saole [ ^ tupfwt Ibr y MC6I0 BHOW Portrait of a \ ie i :' ropT sEcrtw hninga, the w t front, the worknianahip American civilian piloto from Ilong is A ^ v e ly Remembrance (U) MABB BOOM FOB DADDY , HEAD SECTION .. MIO SECTION aad all the oUier,!iuHqea details ' Kong Joined In the airlift. ' —Dcniiv ThoikiAs . Constant sheHin^'- from rebel ar-*- ' For Easter . * 1#:» (W> BOLLYWOOD OFFBEAT determine true deep-down (qfnality and NiWB ' tillery k ^ t most planes from land AiMinifee.'ThB New Star Diaeavenr ■ ▼alaeiaafaiL ing at the fortresa (.Irfield, even 3 (Sk7) Portraits $9.00 BOLLEB DEBBT Gray or T a r V , ' i' , though troops' cOntlm-ed to fill ip <«) WBESTLINO ~ ' Size# 8-18 4 shell holes along the -strip as soon « ANNE GRIFFIN M:U < a> SFiOBTS gfOT—Mel AUaa as. .they a-ere jttade. - - U:f# ( *> COMEDY .BOCB- A s faM ehikt Santa/ihs CMUag CkM Fhotogra^y WOBLD NEWS TODAY - U46 < •) N1GBT OWL THBATBB — ARCHIE BlEYER ------“ Small Back R oom " ' - CATHY CARR-HERBERT SAXON .<•» FINAL BjbmON WBATHBB-Jobn QuIU genuine Firoatone Foamex Matbreaa . . and wi|^.it Ij ■ .rif-*. 7:N ( •> CAvAlCADB OF AMBBICA UiU YlAnrEBDAYS NBff|BlEBL OPEN EVERY tmigduforeondcMmbU “WESTERN CARAVAN” 7:U WBAnOBVAHE CaVaU liW < •> GABBY MOOBE ^ THURSDAY '#:#• I •> WELCOME ^nUVKLBBS rmarltmatuMsaui . 645 MAIN STREET Jobart e v e n in g u n t il eifihaymr.Naturmllf 7tN < » CONNEUnVUTÛOTUOar «ila (fl) ON YODB ACCOUNT J9 P. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, W ^'IESDAY.' M ARCNSI, 19M --M ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, M ANCHESTER, CONN, W EDNESDAY, M ARCH ^1. 1 9 6 4 W > ‘ V ■■■ ■ ■ ',■■■.■ '• . 'Vivi. ■ 1 _ - - - - - J II ini f ' -i-.il ■'7 _ • L.<. V ’lt A i ' S • , . • - ,r.- V- , . j , DEAD MAN lA V S nN B fine from a deed m en. H e w aa re- h l a h o t ] I forfait aa a fins i Builds M achine leaaad on 125 paU.' Hia s^ d in # t b n w r j ► \ ' . M ilw aukee (P)r-M llw aukee T raf case w aacallad next 4ay..llihicn he T h a lan waa killed In a head-on fic C ourt collected a 820 speeding did not ap|bar, the court ordered c b l l l a i t Mrs. TbW eigb Flowers RsMtr aai AiMier ■■ A Secret cf Nqiure IthaOa,^N. fiowern of B lvaralde Park; A gaw aa^ Is s m iu n G r t w n c s ' uiMmpldyiiitrtt tn* it isn’t the sm ell nor the color th at M W located a t 858 Fraalflln A ve„ H artford, across from the 9mmAU k t oik lUnclMii* determ ines quality. It’s the w eig h t US.-* My the speclallats. . a rt Taw tleT. B aadlngi by ap- ______n eUmtad to .0 4 duriI^r A rthur Leach of M anchester, N . polatnM nt oaiy. Phone H artford tlw ^ ^ h jniMnf March 2T, a t Ini H ., a graduate student et C ornell SAY GOODBYE 4 8^85. All w elcom e. tial i^f**"*r Which 'indJwta new U niversity, has constructed, a m a of unimploymeht. aoareil chine that gradee-v fiowers by ti75s4. tho hlfhoat n\unhor In w eight. Patterned after an egg- grader. the gadget handlea 120 ■/ The figurta wort conUlnad In d m n flowers .sn hour. / GET COEJLA ^ . 7 lh a itata Labor Dapt Bmploy- ..The . m achine m akee posaiblt WANDELl- ■ \ mant Sacurity tMvlalon'a waakly atandaid grades— epeclal. fancy, : - X • report of unamployment clalmt in extra, first—-which m eans som e- Coimactlcut. Howaver, no naaon thing to the grow er If not to the AMESITE YOUR DRtVEW At ANDERSON custom er, prw iously each grow er of a ' waa aaalgaad tha Increasea hara. • iôwer Rolled separated, the bloom s according .to Building "> Tho total number of clalma la his ow n Individual system and the b Machine Spread 15 more than l» t week ai*** « S n r fa c a more than two weaka ago. The retailer had to regrade to satisfy Contractors number of paraona ftUnt .clalma hla custom ers. ’ • Proper Drainape to Resist Frost the hrat time la 4Si{nora than . COM ET Id oA w a y R B iktontid-C om inB reial filing laat weak b Bitniniiioiia Snrfaca A ltB rattons-R tfflodB lIiiq •» 'r* - —ooghotlt tha aUta. maan- C incinnati (8^ — A com et w hich -..Anuwta’' ' - r ---r - whlieivclalnia were up to M ,2» last flashed across m idw estem • A sphalt, T arvia *‘fiusines8 B uilt O n a galnVOf 1.M5 over the.M.WO skies in lM S-84 w ill perform again C ustom er Satisfaction**' recdva^ktft week, but atiU under next spring. Dr. Paul H erget, FOR THE BIST IN DmVIWAY CONSTRUCTION CALU - the S6.JWrfUad two weeka .ago, professor of astronom y at the U nl- Full Insurance C overage In coiitraat\the number of clalma verrity of C incinnati, says tho T eh M I-9-303S or filed at thla\tline laat year waa B rooks com et returns about 10,445. CH ERRY BLOSSOM S BY N IG H T: Quaatloiria bloom In January. every 70 yeSrs. It w ill be barely T h o m a s C o tlo C o n s tru c tio n COe ^ . ' Initial cWnfaNln the aUte,\un' vlallNA to the naked eye. CAU FOR BSTIMATES-^NCHESm MI-T-SI24. - EASY TERMS 9lii B aldw in R oad like thoea here, N^wped. decto By PA rn snmONS tend ce not In W ashington' haven’t been any good ing from 5,872 to\5,287k Thla W__ aahlngton (N_ EA ) — D on’t m en- lermore, they are-plant com eU lam y." H erget says re M anchester, C onn. category atUl IncludW Si4m inora Con cherry blossom s to the N ational ■ ®d In hnp ro v ^d land pum ped gretfully. \ ' clalma than thoae filed, during tha C apital P arka people. T his outfit, a ' up t r ^ the river bottom , aame week a yaar ago, part of the D epartm ent of the In-; "^bm etlm ee.’’ explains a gov- Bridgeport continued tertor, gets tha sam e unansw erable; enshiant official, “w e have to w ait the aUU in numbar of question throw n at them every' Û l the tide goee out to plant with 8,428 keinf -rocafved year. them." 1 WaUrbury. with 4,WT waa 'When wUl-the-cherry bloeeoma auawptlble to , ' \ .and Hartford, with 4,148. bloom'* — everybody from grand- e c ^ insets and rp^-roL Ae L ' > 4 : ' parents to honeymoonbra who Are . »>« \ 8X4-838 TEL. MI-8-8181 planning a apring trip to the N a- beatlea love tha sight of a Jap- MANCA1E8TEB llon’s C apital ai& It, A fter 40 ansae cherry tree. Spraying U a BIAIN ST v Bootlegger Seized tha government hqa yet to must. <■ • / up w ith the answ er. It Just In 1*41 pom eone hacked / O n Son^s Tip-O ff that nature fefuees to i four, of the tre e a ^ e night a f t e r f i v e her aecret unU l tw o w eeka Pearl Harbor. There’s a law a e f o r a huda. a ra , ready to against llm b-snatchlng w ith possi '/ Inrinton. Ga. ifl-fiUte Troopara < f f > o n . ble fines up to 8250 or even six wenrto a rural home to pick up a m onths in Jail. N everthelsM , there QU( about th r bloasom s V ^ man’adrivor'a llcenae for faUure to S tart in Ji y. B y M arch they’re have been years w hen the trees report an aeddant. c o m i n g I n K.the rate of 10 a had to w ithstand a regular out '■ inia n ^ 'a wife aald fie waa d a y . break from souvenir hunters. 1 aw ay, cutting w ood. B ut fta_offi? alp to.,the blpe Beside the A rskaw a River in REG. 97.50 MOWER cera aaS adk U taentoy w here hla aom prediction bO êaa the In Tokyo 78 different kinda of ekerry i \ i a fath er w ag and he pointed tn an op- terior D epartm ent^ pathologlat trees grow.- It w as from these a 8 9 . 8 8 poatie direction from the one hla has baen experim enO M for years. gift w as m ade to the city of W ash- m other had given. Then, w hen one He brings in budding branches, Ington in 1912. t8-kwh B ^ M awer. Powered of them aaked the lad if hla daddy ]W ts them in w ater of -varying D uring the last w ar the trees by 1.1 H P 4 eye. B riggi * S traf- Wm S * - L I N m w aa m aking w hiaky the youngater K em paratura and then keepa them along the A rakA w a R iver In. Tokyo V- ton engine. Sem l-pnenm alM *< ■ replied "U h-huh.” In f^ e re n t tem peratures im der ob fared badly. So in'A pril, 1982. ^ / T he troopera aelM d a W g atill. s e r v a t i o n . office of N ational C apital Parks W inds W hip Bloom a shipped bud w ood from W aritlng- i ' t ! | ' N- T ins IS LOVE! ,on to start new cherry trees In B lossom tim e In even one of the f a p k n . , ... S' B utte. M ont. (P) ^ A B utte girl ^ 8 la big .new s. REG>V5.9S MOWER icked up a hear bottle and hashed To those w ho w rite eariy for Ser boy friend over the head. The bloom ing data Uncle Sam dia- 1 4 ^ 4 bottle shattered, cutting hla faCe patches a form letter explaining Don't NttflBctSHpRlBf .\ and her hand. / th e rituktloh. W ith it goes a proift. HasUI L aw n iM ow er^rcuts 18-In- ^ llc e related: "A fter/the couple iM to . send an announcem ent of FALSETEETH sw ath. Easy action because ef w as treated In a B iâ hospital the tovm ’s ’biggest tourist attrac Do tsls* twth'Siea. sUp W webkia ball-keartag red m onaL tion Juat aa aoon as It can be pfe ;;,,afben reu talk, sst, Muga er asetasf V r T - they apologlaed’to /each other, ^ Don't be saaoreS end eabewnis r t kiaaed and left th e hospital iutn d i e t e d . M nicb hsadlespa, raSTBRV. aa T he governm ent's cherry blos alkallaq'tsoD-aridt aqirllsr te Sprla- 'A Ifiarm.** / som w orries don’t atop w hen the kto OB reur pIMM'SHfiefslss teeta Mote flnalr sst. OlTSseeafldMt feel, REG. 98c RAKE \ THAT'S HUMBEB bloom ing starts. There's M e ca le t et sseurttp aaO added aaesfert. Whopping Volitos To $39.91 pricious W aahlngton w eather. N«)t u«U er tael- sodar dk a a r 1 , 1 . )K noxvllle./ T enn. (/P>— R o b e r t to m ention winds whipping In diut eeuater. 84c dy w u dt the Knox county from the Potom ac. B oth can w ork REG. 42.50 BENCH SAW coutthoiiM aeeking a license num havoc vrith the delicate pink and Broom type — rakes With a . her for Itla car “w ith a lot of I8a w hite blossom s. 1 ^0 . 99.50 ROTARY MOWER sw eeping ihetien. nexIM e steel In lL V «e explained: "1 w aa In. O nce for five days' and nights Wf W BwStT^'^l teeth. 48-In. hardw ood handle. Now onlr 3 7 .8 8 L ais eafeatfoat ! ■ ^ ducthoxln the A rm y b n F riday, the a battalion of 500 men kept Yes, you’ll find the loveliest luxury 3 k IS thi assigned to th e 13th Infan- smudge pots going during an A b k r o n ir 9 4 .4 4 On fanaa Words bast Sow voLa—boll-baoring tilling arbor, am ^m e on a iS-day leave early April freeae. _ . piuio ‘niNim fi, fabric, the newest flattering line and ^ Y' - V , The cherry blossonf headache WordsLokasidaorBattarQuatityAAowar. Powarad by REG. 11.50 LIGHT chroma picttbd trim. Guard, splittar, ond motor mount. ^haveX t'o report back to the length, the most radiant spring colors, on the ISth of.the m onth really begins w ith the planting. KEMP'Srlnc. I 2 HP 4 cycia Briggs and,Slratton angina. AAews wida 8 -in. coaiblnoHpn bloda, 1 4 x 1 7 % ' cost iron l a b i a . ''Figured I n ^ h t as w ell w t a U' In the first place the Japanese 9.44 6 17 12.50 in styles' that are exact duplicates of ^ 20' paih—cuts g ^ u or tough, high Waads into tino V ,. S , TABLE EXTRUSIONS—E a c h x % ':.. .poir I num ber to keep the luck u tiieea didn't belong in this clim ate Ik ▲ A _ _ _ _ _ ^ I pdrtirias. Nacassad wbaais parmit cIom trimming. New” 1-Bght 40^W att circllne high-priced toppers! < kitchen fixture. R apid starting, , II i- chrom e plated, 18" diam eter.

\- REG. 2.35 m a il BOX m * 100% wool bouclos! 1.97 \ ’ G' Cordigon, tuxodo, oimI'' Al X' B aral style. G alvanised steeL— ‘ 1-buttofi stylos! rust resistant. W ith flA ^ Indica \ tor. F oot O ffice D ept.' approved. * Navy, boigo, Mut ond oorol! S ' , T i : . /- ■Hr- •,v. " z .\ . * Signs 8 to 16. ; V IN AN ‘ f .. - S • : REG. 35.95 SAW X 31.88 y-*' ' • 4/*-49^ \ 8'4*ln- Electric Saw—adjusts to L FABRICS STYLES 45* for bevel cutk. Saws to .2'/," .A' ‘ y ' At. vertical. 118 Volts, AC. or DC. . ■ ■ ' ' ' \ i Wool.4obardino nttod'Suits i . ...USED r Ko^wdi’t'k s^ Twist Boxy Siiits 34.SS DSIU KIT Joi^sT olgo Drossmokort IL JJ 29.88 CAR REG. 1C95 WHEELBARROW ? ■ )pO%WoolFlannol Cordigoos -YOUR CHOICE - jlS-pcM ^-hich E lectric D rill K it. D oes ddeens of ' Jobs— dritls. Sem i-Pnc'um atic- X UxbffMgo Jp o n g t A Full Skim saads, hpffs.and polishoa. Li irh twilight 1 1 , ' T i r e ' ^kraa/aj^ca .|*94^j»oc5 10g% Wool Twood Slim Skim . . fram flM'fiM ulMtipiijt Oarlir CliBYraItt t . \ Ragrior 1.98 to 2.49 vokias. chorica^to sova 'T-ptpcirfoomlasstroystampadof ||aavy.-gqoge sta a l' ■ . - 7 ° ^ ■ . OK mod con of Cortor'f oro truly ovtstoRfHiig cor vohits •— bockod ond stock up on hondy tools'for spring pidrtfing. ' REG. 52.50 DRILL 3 Cu. ft. capacity. Tubular staal frame curves up to You’H find spodas, hoasr rokas, forks^ihovah. AN of . . form handlea Rubber hand gripa Sturdy bar sleeT : > i-- by C o r ^ 'i j»|Nitatiob for MHvieo.btyoNMl Hm prict. 44.88 r sturdy staal, AH with smooth hardwood hemdias- , kgs, troy braces prevent saggingi Ball bearing w heel. F irst tim e offered- at this low price. H eavy duty t/i-ln. D r i l l , r r “ - an tl-frietio a ' baU -bearings:. Wfiopping values, every'one . . . bonus bargains in a-great extra* - / See These Car Values! savings sale . . . costly fabrics, newest silhouettqs, beau^fiil style . . . SAVE 1/3 NOW on your Easter 5pit . . sizes, styles and col 1950 CH EV R O LET B cI-A irSpprt Coupe 1949 PLY M O U TH 2-D oor Sedan^Popu- REG. 3.75 VISE — Popular hard top con- C Eun metal grey. Ridib. 4.79 GREEN REG. 24.95 - ors for Misses. Juniors and women. Choose frdm these gay wanted . ycrtiblc. F ully equipped. h e a t e r . Spring-5uit colorl^^—Navy, Pink, Beige, Gray and Blue. Below are the $ 6 9 5 PLASTIC HOSE 3.33 1/4’1N. DRILL sale'prices contrasted wjth their forrher, prices.- _ ^ 1950^ CHEVROLET De Luxe t-D eor 1948 CHEVROLET De Luxe 4-Door- 8-indi steel Jaw s oi^n td^S '/.- / Sl^n— Radio, heater. ~ . Radio,.heater, seat Inchea. B ase sw ivels IS d'- B q ^ 3 . 8 8 aad tase of sturdy east IrenTT 19.88 '-V-. *'* ,■ A 'real value. ,.Tr-.".'.. ; covers...... a e a e e. e $ 6 4 5 f e - —Irr^-.r—:r f . .J' •. V .... ir49' CHEVROLET M kjor Sedan— 1947 CHEVROLET 2-Door 5-yaor 'guordiitaa. Medium duly*'Drill- Radio, heater. E x cep tio n alfy .^ ^ ^lF -; N ice black finish. A ROfid ^ C (Q |C waight of.'rubbw hosa, REG. 21.50 MOTOR gear type chuck. Ban clean. f ^ value. .... 9 y ^ bulH for yqqn o l _ thrust bearings on spin ^ ' £ / , - ^ ' X Fo/tmerly Priced $35 . ^ , N ow $ 2^ * • ' » • " • * sarvica. Full Vi in. imida 118 V , 23.88 Each dle. Aiuminpm housing. 1949 FORD V^8 2-Door Sedan— Radio,-1952 CHEVROLET De Luxe C oupe- I*'*- heater, aeat '^ 7 ^ IC Heater, power-glide, Low *14% A C diomatar. 5Q ft. ' / { r i p Cipacitor type. O verload U S V. AC or DC n r ' - proteetlea, B all bearings- plagt'atf, ah twitch. 1715 BrM Formerly Priced $45 ...... NoW $ 2 8 ! i" •.l.-A , • , RIG. 14.25 MOTOR WARRANtED.|N-WRITtNG FOR 30 J^W R -K R A F T X V te a lie TO "7 1 1 8 V i i 2 ; 4 4 E a c h Formerly Priced $49,98 • . .NoW $ 3 $ * HONESTLY DESCRIiEO v SANDER I3o NAILS % m SpU t-phase type, far easy ■ S GMAC Finmcing AvoftoblB a : a . atartksg Jn l^ M ount vortloally, 1 A arisaataH y. 1135 RPM . 1 l;4 4 lOcL b . r ' i r ' " ' . . -a .Now $36 A, Lightweight portable Forrherly Priced $55 SdvanoWon thaia quol-' 7.75 RANGE BOX ■ ' - f ^ ■ Sander with big 13'/s' Hy com m on N oilv 'S itat sdhding area. Power 6 . 8 8 l i k i c h dd 20d. Sbo'rp" ful motor. Extrh quiet'' * ' H V. point!, tm oofh. flat f ampare mala and / X^ism- para range pullouts. 4 branch . running. AC or 6 ,C ; ^ hoods fbr posy driving.. V rirealta. 115-tSA V . C L apprvd. charge it ^ Budget it .I- r * T /. ' l l " D : . •, . . M. -i. ■ f n--/*'- .

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tiwt RgfFtsMon would cost mors work of tola Congress, would when He beholda some of Hla cbil- human freedom of choice both INDBPBKIMBNT VlTAl. of tos atat#'s voters are not rtglA Alpha Theta; Mrs. John Loblngiar/ tsrsd with 'ritosr paiiy. “Many Speaker Is IVamecl Kaflpa AlpNk TheU; Mrs. Robert gam. ^ knock evsrytolng out -iM to# 01^ toin thclr-backs open Hti la- piortbua and te ir^ n f! . Brtdgeport; March SI — RqdJ&lPptpoutri Doesn H Worry. W. Criswell, Kappa KSppa Gam "ilm Chlnaaa Communiata have. Kissnhowar program that has svsn vltatlon to feliowtoip. We may give God a home in our Mayor Richard C Las of New Ha- serious studMta Of Cbainsctlcut iM m . SepB «M vsa says Democrata. can win ths poUtica belisys that thqaa 'inde.. iii" (Cantata V For Annual Meet ma; Mrs. John LaR6cqur, Phi In ilact, avoided the direct use o f a Buggeation Of liberal policy in It. The larger tragedy i# that God hearts, or, wa may abut . Him out. Loaded on year truek or Mu; Mrs. Lester F. Beck, Pi Beta Do not wait friends! Tbs rsward "normally close stats alscUons” in psndsnta' . dscidq our. slactiona, , gîVered. SAVE 'the^ own Red armies in open mg- And the left wing Democrats, on cannot, or 'at least, wUl not, push Phi: Mrk. A. spencer Cobb, Sigma am. thrau^ the door of a person's of to# opsn heart ia grsAt! Jssus November Ahrough the' "acUvs, Lse said. "1 am in agrssmsnt!' -Jamta W, McKay, miniRtoi’ #1 Hqtvaiiqns in Bid for Statehood Ths Greater Hartford fanhel- KappaL MIsa Grace Shailer, Sigma gioHiaa by all means short of toe other hand, would be happy if heart, when such a heart Is not said "I will not leave you desolate; onfanlsed support of tos tndspsn- Los said ths Indspsndsnta gave CaU Hartford JA-7*S87t niuRic at Ihc North MfiihodlRt lenlc AsaociaLlon "announces its Kappa; and Mias Patricia Wuin, opsn Invasion. thby could knock out everything ’beating Uêra vlto the atnady I will come to yotr. . ...bscauss 1 dsnt voter.” Speaking last night him an ovjsrwheltalng victory over Church, who^fi dircctlnR the choir Phi Mu. Aphual Meeting and Schqlarahlp / 5 0 % *Undsr all ths cdrcumStancM it which is . of a conservative ytihge. mlse of love for hoUnosa and live, you will live alas.” . . before Bridgeport- Democratic RspuMlcan William C. Oslsntanp Luncheon, to be held on Saturday, Isadsra, Las said that almost natt In Nsw HaVan last Novsmbsr. In the fprthcomiiiii; .iresentottofi bl U;..- seems'dealrabis to cMrlfy further And, of course, subceM for 11m.” That is what makea mlr goha K. Rost Read Herald Advs. Maunder’a aacre^Caniata, "Olivet April 10, af 1 p. m. at the Warn- Air panoag, Country Club, 1195 N. Iii _ -Bsom the United States poisitlon. either grîro of extremists would to Calvary” on' P a 'r Sunday at Main St.. West Hartford. odel Plans Under the conditions today,, the reduce a mRMle of toe road pro ~'Aa p. n).,.haa'aLRRlêd aoprano !.”4e.'S aolo parts to Mrs Grisu-old Chap- Mrs. Chase Going Woodhouae, impoaiUon on Squtheaat Aaia of gram to n o t ^ g at all, or, at peU, Mrs. BIbart I. Carlson and former secretary of the state and Coiili^ for Easter the political system of Communist least, maks toe “ Claenhower pro representative of Eastern Connec Mlaa Donna LaVista.'Mrs. Richard ticut in the United States Con •wsom-.. Russia and its Chlnsss Oommuniat gram com# out sdcictolng quite H. McLaKan.will sinR the alto gress, will apeak on "What An pre-Easter tonlMt involving ally, by whatever means, would be foreign to all toe in^ncta of his aoloe and Quentin O. MiuiKUri will 3200 worth of merchandise prizoa • ' T’Jc be tenor soloist. RoRer ' Mor|;an American Leameil of Oiir Own a grave threat to the whole free own leadership. and Gerald Chappell will be bass Prohlenu in Africa," it was an is )>ein^ conducted by^New Model Colors: community. The United Stntes What la nsedsd, from bdth aides soloists. nounced today by Mrs. Frances P. Launch and Dry Cleanihg. • outside white Copy ______Brown Jr./ r i Beta Phi, ahd chair The contest" runs until April 10, feels that that possibUlty should of . toe Congreseictoa’ political An Invitation has been extended man for the event. one week before' Easter. Th¥,elght • flat white iltBKtaRor not be passively accepted, but fence at Waahlngton, I# men to the cnn;;rcpationa of nearby 'The 'winner of- the scholarship best answers to ‘-'Why I like New Value UM CtaU.’ THa.AaWXOMTBD r • barn-red UNCONDITIONAL f t * AHOCtetsd Pry t« .„ .. should be met by united action. good will, who are capable of conV churches to participate in this Im for this year will be a guest at Model .Dry Gleaning” will • Interior gloss or enamel mmuM to tiM UM «( NaakdeadM pressive service. the luncheon. awarded an electric rotlaserle. fo©: OUARANTipi eU iiew s dlapRtokM d jiT tid to it, or This might* fiivolve serious risks. ceiving toe idea of a'middle., road • porch and deck grey Money win to refmHeg If < ■M otborwlM crodJtod tB.ttos.ijMPor Mrs. Brown has been assisted In jnlxer, clock radio, automatic, cof-' alrable raanlto i a«a Rtoo tho loCBi now* But these risks are far less than and giving it a bteak, and who are all arrangements by Mrs.' J. Ed fee maker, scotch koolera, thermos _ ^ 1 rtcfeto of ropubUcMtloo of opoctol those that will face us a few years capable of letting some things ward Canby, Chi Omega; Mrs. fUBotchoo hortto: *ro oloo rooorrod. Covenant Church *Jug and kitchen clock. DIAMOND'S from now, If we d u f not hp m s a through with which toey do not HAWAMAN POTPOL’RRI: From left, their backgroimd Chinese, Flllpine and Japanese. Carl J. Sandberg,’ 'Chi Omega; Forms are available at the New IMU oorrieo eJItnt of N. K. A. iorr- is the lasr wei Mrs; Stephen C. Pease, Delta Del quits agree personally along/With , — ■ *1------^------Model Plant, 73 Summit St., the lute today.” Hârs Missionary ta Delta; Mrs. Albert A. Diieu. branch Store at 314 Main St., and *“âwShoT» Be«ooBttUTOo: Jfco toinga with which they do agree lUtoowa Bpoetol Awegr - New In thin passage Mr. Dulles out By FRED SPARKS house . complete with TV, dee'p- have' had a pigtail--these athletic Delta Gamma;-Mrs. Roy L. Foa- from route drivers. a n d NAVTI O ff Mtroit and Bootoa, NBA Staff Correspondent. brink. Alpha Omicron Pi; Mrs. lined the ground rules for the In personally. W hat to needed to some The Rev. Elfner Pearaon of the freeaa and washing machine--but youngatera have crew cqjs. 997 MAIN STREET TEL. MI-9^3906 AUDIT .BUREAU OF -Hono'lulu -^(NEAl -^What do noC a single fork; at home they Frederick S. Fried. Gamma Pfil Cancer causes about 224.000 CIRCULATIONS. - " do-China war as they have existed Instinct to let toe other fellow's Congo Mission field will be • guest __ _ Some Oppoaed' point of view bo reflected in toe you think of a Japanese-Amerl-1 sUil favor chopsticks. The 18-year- But a student )>leblscite on "Do Beta; Mrs. Donald L. Lacy, Kappa deaths a year in the United States. Tho Uorald Printliig , Company, Inc., in the past, and admitted that speaker tonight/at 7 ;30 at the Cov- . „ « I old aon 'wor* blue Jeans, mocca- - Mtoiimoo ao flnoncInanctol to l roaponaibnity------fw Oommimlst China had, technically legislative product, to let a puMlC- can In the United States Senate ? T-shirt and after chow you-favor statehood?" showed IS tnonapW ^ erroroeiTora appewimappearing In aA- enant Congregational Church, 43 per cent oppoaed. I was given TwrUMinento and otMr readtag bmUot at least, been observing them. Up housing program survive along Spruce St. ' / A For that is bound to happen; hastened to get under and Jazz up these reasons; hi Tbs Kanchcator Erenlng HoHUA when (and If) Hawaii. \Vhere 4 0 1 his hot rod roadster. to now, it has been admitted th at with the enactment of something This will be the first of a series "Don’t like the idea of an Ori Display adrortisbig ciosiag hours: long as Communlst..China ob- that happens to be parUârly per cent of the 465,000 people are ' , •’“"J “ Milwaukee a German- ental Governor and Senator..". hor Honday—1 -|k m, F ^ y of'aervlces at the church which'is . , , . . . I American family will stuff a guest ■ Tuesday—1 p. m. Monday, ser\'ed these ground rules, laid pleasing to WaU .Strratiihke an -cooparating-in the Miaslonary-Cen- ^-Japanese tockgroynd; becomes i"wtto'iiftaeHim«ir, lftsy.:ilUff«d Hi* "Eekr' , s* s a r .uommui Communist control of local For Wednesd^—1 p. m. Tuesday. ference now being conducted in the the 49th state. I with fried notoles, rice, bambo^ *"lator unions will mean political 1 ^ Thuraday-1 p. m. Widaisday. down by us, ws would have no pre end of double taxation en divi- Eastern District of the Mission control. A Think we retain-our Ihr fridar—1 F nR. Tbuisiay. text or excuse for any open par ..,ICla quite possible for nant, featuring mlaslbnarlea On these Islands, w“ere only *hoota and other Cantonese good' mdlvldual" flavor flav< better aa a ter 69,000 residents are all white, the ies. *|£^f5£Siio?-i^ ticipation of our own jin the wnr, minded men to argue the K the Congo field aa speakera. Next morning I visited the air ritory. ptOUea^ eseo;^ B a h tr^ — question seldom worries any ex Actually statehood will be an The New Loo rent JUatice both, and It An ^ p o rta n t business meeting conditioned offices of Tsyukiyamv ■ i there. . / cept a microscopic minority. anti-climax aa far as any racial But now, in this section of .his be reaaauring 'to ace toe Butyou’ll eatn will follow the, service tonight and Hawaii isas "'American as the and Yamaguchi, attomeys-at-law, Wednesday, March SI all members are urged to ^ pres which could be Todd and Yale, issue Is concerned; that was elim spsech, Mr. Duliss has changed the develdmnent in toe Oongreae of a hot dog and movie drive-ins that inated by the McCarran Act. which ent. line the broad,', palm-fringed complete with pert stenos applying rules. He has done it by Inserting great middle bloc which could vote Friday evening, the Rev. Qyde lipstick. broke the bars on foreign-bom Dalles CluuiKCs The Rules boulevards, even though the pa Asi.atica Winning citizenahip. Presented In the phnse "by whauver means” for both. Caiilaon, another representative trons swabbing mustard or spoon 'Wilfred Tsyuklyama, a hand It is difficult to know, until In such a way aa to «iy that we from the Congo field, will apeak at ing in the dark have brown and some, * highly intelligent white- Having been often to these ft- in sahings like these Covenant Church at 7 :30 p. m.; and yellow skins.. ' ' . haired gentleman, ia Republican lands, God-bleased with , the mors ’ words, and perhaps . some claim the right Of IntervenUon in on Saturday from 1 ;36-to S;00 p. m. president of the Territorial Senate world'a" finest climate, cleaner Indo-China no matter what means Does/anybody In Boston- or policy, do unfold, whether Secre- Ute.,iocal church will be represented KanssA City, anklitfg down Main and a logical candidate (next No than any U. S. mainland city, New Manner At tary Dullse’ speech to the Over- the Communist World uses thsre, Lymes at a tn'iislonary workshop at the Street, worry whether the citizen vember) fpr the U. S. Senate if younger (40 per pent-under 21), no matUr whether Communist Hartford Covenant Church. atatMiood is granted. statistically healthier and more g t i T Press Club Monday night was D.n The Covenant denomination alongside has parents that came modernized, I often wonder. Rimed a t Geneva or at the actual China abides by the ground rales This is A the last week, we are ^ I d , that we »\ from Germany, Poland Or Ire If the Honorable Wilfred Tayukl- **Blag Crosby Accepteg $59.95 (2) 47-inch CkHdovan Mahogany Chests; rank's aniong the ten highest in the land? ' yama walks on t'.ie floor of the "Should Hawaii be trying to military situation in ihdoOiina. previously had established. ation in per capita giving to mia- Senate, many of his col leagued will As Mayflower DStoeadaat” a deep, dsrk highlighted modem finish. Plain front, ions, ' . "-x" Here, on the endless beaches." get admitted to the United'States Perhaps It may have been aimed Hitherto, we have not claimed the "Der Biagle'* baa b ^ looklag will be ^ without our elevator* Workmeh ha^ S nobody thinks whether the. bath- be meeting a man of Japanese ex —or should the United States, try »-■ a t both. right t^ Intervene openly in Indo- ap... tbe tribe from wbowo 1m bracket bases, automatic tray inside.-Now . .49.95 er.*r edme from Tokyo, Manila or traction fbr the .first time:—but in to get admitted to Hawaii?" 'If it was aimed at Geneva, and China, ao .long aa- OommunUt caose... and be'la mtgbtgjrsod been converting it to automatic operation all/this \ $87.00 (I) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom in a rose .^Shanghai.' 10 minutes they'll forget about it. to d a y ... be b ean tbe Vkodby Later 1 visited the'University of Skiing has been a means of China was not mar<*lng across a tpne-on-tone leaf scroll design ...... 69.50 \(The parentage or grandpar- the approaching conference there, name,. ,'bjr rbssiBg Ibroo^ tbe enfage break the population into Hawali_ campus and saw the new travel in Norway, for centuries, It was intended as a dra^c diplo border. Now, we cWm the right ■daty pqat___and deeds bolb nibnth so ih the .^future we can give you better. $87.60 (1) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom in a san- the.seûnlts: Japane.se, 189.000; breed mixing in ' claasrooni and but developed into a sport in the matic stiffener, designed to drive to intervene any time we pie sfroet aad sour, d a lw ^ sculptured leaf scroll p attern ' ...... 69*50 part Hawaiian. 77,000; all ’white. playing field. Grandpop' might 19th Century. both our friends and foes at that with no athfr excuaa than that we covered oae forebear..; -wbo âstcr service! But webeen making it worth $9r.50 (1) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom in a pep- 69,000; Fiiipino, 63,000; Chinese. happen to fear the Communist sailed on the Mayflower.., — 32,000; pure ' I1nw*li"u. 13,000; conference away from any'effort abook aad ebook kis faadiy ppr-and-Tsalt deaigp ; jasimine gold coloring 79.50 side is winning there. your while to walk up stairs w it ^ savings i n Sunday, April Z5 Puerto Ricans, 10,000; Koreans, to entice us into diplomatic con tree ^(n^f back t# WilUam Brew $107.6^(1) 9 X 12 Twist Velvet; green color "Lights On” campaign for can 7,000.) cessions in the direction of Qom- If. thU is a bluff, it U a daa- ster.... aad 'new all Boatoa’a ing ...... •**.*..•....*•*****.*..***.** 79.50 cer drive. Not a Paradise muniat China. That is simple getous one. staid Bask Bay... Is crewing .A bedrooms, bedding, Wentworth sofas_ and chairs, Friday and .Saturday This is not yet a perfect racial Uke a.reeater... tkey feel Ua- $li6.50 (1) 9 X 12 Aiunihster Broadloom in a enough; Russia and Chins will be If it 1s a policy, it la difficult to April so and May 1 paradise, for there are s n i^ and torlc Flyassbib Boto. and many occasional living roprh pieces. Here sculptured top^n-tone leaf scroll pattern in Co-Weds musical revue, "Harem- cliques every pikee. But organized RUMMAGE SALE see how wn intend to carry it out a t Geneva ostehsibly seeking more takes Ml new glory... Skafem,” Waddell School. groups of hyphenated citizens arq, diplomaVc recognition for Chinn Mr. IMUes says It ougKtsto be the throaty creooer's Uae„. waa' are some of-die-things you tari save on these .Monday, May 10 fast, vanishing as America's new France will be there wanting to carried out by^^”iinited actlo^' «a the laadlag dory... right ^ $106.50 (1) 9 X12 Axminster Broadloom in S multi Testimonial-dinner for Wilfred est melting pot gives toe national aow we’re walttag patleatly... Thursday, April 1 --9 A. M. and the in Indt'-China; Brit \B ut If he meanttmlted action by colored M êra leaf spray design on beige back Clarke and Charles Wlgren, State di.sh an Oriental splCe. for eolor ea TV . . . ia bepealde * last three days. All one-off’a-kind items subject ground ...... a,.. 87-50 Armory. Intermarriage is commonplace ain will bia there not Indisposed to the United Nations, “ hat is some Mu# bioed wiU shew tl6wiglu» May 20, ZI and 22 here, A new race of physically at consider normal diplomatic, treats thing he cannot get, fi>r.^toere is for an of as to qeel to prior sale* / $106.50 (1) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom; a Mod-: Center Thespians present tractive people—with that "Made BISSELL STREET aot.'^tn Indo-China, aa thOce was in U.S.A."' look—is gco.wing up In 30 ment for China if China begins to em textured design in ivory, beige and brown 87.50 "Miranda,” Bowers School: ..V .).«««« in Korea, any legally established . $106.00 (1) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom in a hit- Friday pnd Saturday* the land of the hula-hula, knock behave itself in the world. And to " ■ A . .May 28 and 29 ing for a loop Kipling’s famous; Out e a c h day ‘ all these Secretary Dulles has said case of aggression. Involving O pen Forum or-misa Modern'stripe,diNiigh with browns, tans coi^ BY GIIIONS AS5EMILY. b Community Plavera play. "East is East and West is West I that' we will not buy any part of violation of , an - international ' and black ...... — ...... 87.50 E L E C noll VOTE VNNF.EDED and Never the Twain Shall Meet.” CATHOLIC LADIES OF COLUMBUS s u ^ proceedings. That may come boundary. V. Faitk tli Our To^h \ $112.00 (1) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom in a tone-on-tone grey • 'fhe other night I dined at the To too. Editor, $229.60 Hide-A-Bed, (1) Simmons Loveseat size in Tuxedo Whitman, Mass'. .IJ»—The elec home of a Chinese-American fam close to meaning that nothing can >~And If be means to by-pass toe leaf scroll pattern 87*50 ily; other guests included" a Japa- Bantlit of Hio Now Church of Hio Assumption United NaUona, and Uke toe law Thrmigh tho cdurtow of your style, opens to bed for two^ Quipped with indersp'ring mattress. tions "were all decided before Whit happbh at Geneva except a.,pom- columns 'may I publiciy express Rust-red coveiihg^. , ...... 179.50 $24.00 (1) ^ e Câir; Habitant Pine, Suitable for cottage or man could hold ita annual election nese-American, Korean-A ruerican piunist compliance with our de- of toe worid out of Ita hands Into my Joy and da^dencs gt what toe boy's room*, ^ h ig a n knotty pine in natural finish .... . 9,95 this year. EOery"candidate on the —and a Nowspaperman-American. A Wido vorioty of clothing, fumitnro, niands, with notiiing extended in bur bands, then it is time.to Judge, yoimg people of our community $199.60 (1) Sofik'Be^ ^ r t a ’s Regai Sleeper in love seat size: ballot was unopposed for the first ..My host, whose commission are ore doing. It to iwod to \^ how Lawson styling, gre^-and-black wvering .. / ------y 149.50 $326.00 cp Colonial Secretary of Statton Trutype Solid Cherry time in the 79-year history of this earned selling and buying Wall ~ housohold cmid miscoHondous orticlos exchange. And that is Just abou( frankly, that toe world is doomed, town of 8,500. Strket stocks, has a spanking new and that there (a nothing left but seriously, toe youhg, pleopto can $52.00 Modern CliiipipeQdalo Cocktail Table; blond/mahogany in dark brown finish. Bracket base with four full-length drawers; what it does mean. It means that, tackle a' lob once they aiâUy 4-drawemnterior with sunburst carving; wood paneled doom so' far Kb we are concerned, Oom- to proceed with the waging of the face it. I know that the rituatiort with tooled brown leather toto Large size ...... 52.00 of our community has not bdsn cover bookcase top 195.00 munist China will havi to put its last war. , . $34.50 Modern Lnd Tabl^Q ^hd |^k with shelf ...... 14.95 cleared up completely but certai oam good behavior on the- lino, No one knowsi’ jret. Just what $im 00 (1) Lawson Lounge Chair with sqbare, roll-over am is; ly from what I have hoard of ho $11.75 Framed Picture, re^rodtktiOn of a water color of “Pop Texâm Latex seat cushion; grey boucle frieze covering 59.00 with no promises, implied or other Mr. Dulles does mean. How much, tola person and that person is re pies” by A. Darbj’.; oak frame, as is‘ .\...... 5.85 wise, from us. It does not mean or .hovi^ Uttle, of real policy may sponding tos young people have $11.75 Framed Picture, “Bermuda landscape”.by A. Darby. 169.50 (1) Swivel Arm Chair, good for TV or desk tise, Ma- that, U Communist China should be involved lii hit wbrds may be* taken a ritimbor of steps in the ^gany finished legs; chartreuse-green plastic upholstery 39.95 right direction. What is going on Reproduction of a water color in oak fraim, alTis ------5.85 do this, our policy could not in something that will never come $68.00 (2)' Twin Size Modern "Beds in. solid cherry; square In'our school is a good illustoatlim $25.00 Framed Picture, “Bouquet of aV ops” by A.’D.'Greer; time come around to such a thing really clear. That may be fortu paneled head and foot boards scored to represent narrow of toe relationship of freedom to la i^ vertical reproduction, of still life, polychrome frame 12.50 as permitting the .sealing of Com nate, for. if. We wars to tojM it Im- democracy and of both to individ boards ...... -...... 39.95 munist China in the United Na- mediateljl at Ita mosf \ drastic ual responsibility. I realise the “ ^5.00-Mirror; 34-inch Round Venetian\with iriywood back.: .[ '!*V issues have not all been completely $75.00 ,j(l) Modem O ^n Arm Lounge Chair; blond legs and tlp|M. The sentence Which Mr- ineantnp;'it would mean W*at the clearij/stated nor have the blue- slimtly shopmarked, as. 18 - • s»s«ssss«sa s 'S •. n/S X • • • ■ # ■ • 8.95 arm supjMrts; antique greeq.texture arms and .base; grey and free world was going to world war Pulles intended to be his key printaôr solutions been worked $^,95 Mirror; large 40 x 58*inch Venetian mantel or buffe green swiyl-pitteraed Modem damask srat and back . . . .37.50 sentence with regard to this.part with its own ranks sSrlously out./I am not sure that they ever miri^with etched mirror glass frame, as is 34. dlminishiid by toe desertions of all {or will be. I am, howeltor, fully $l27.50 (1) Maple Open Arm Lounge Câir. with foam Latex iot the problem reads as follows: ident that once toe young $99.7ilk Mirror; large 46 x 58-inch Venetian ântel or biêt those nations who would hkve seat and back; maple bkse End arm supports. Old red, black, green Patent' 'Tt is now the policy of the opie have seen the situation. mirror. Cnt-corner mirror frame with etched deMgn .r. .44*00 and ivory homespun plaid covering ...... 79ii00 United States not to exchange nothing, to do with Mr. Dulles' Worked out some solution and met $l€.6d Framed Pictures: (2) Modern Portraits\n 18 x ^-inch Leathers the aituatian In. the typical Ameri $98.00 n ) Sheraton Fanback (!!hair in blue textured covering. UMted States performance for siidden change of the rales, or witi his invitation to Intervene in whal can aplrit of fair play, individual ivory and g ^ kptokled frames, each, aa is ... A .. .,5.25'’ Button-triiproed back; square tapering mahogqny-finished Communist promises.” . ' Initiative ahd personal responsi $119.50 Bedding Outfits (2) Red Cross Orthoflm TVin .size legs ...... “T?.. . . . j ...... 49.50 is. still, technically, a civil war. bility that toe present situation That, of-codrse. Is not quite as But suppose Mr. Dulles does (3.3) Outfits coMisting of 260-coil extra flm inneiwring mat-. $276.00 (l)iKne-Kneehole Desk; Urge 8-drawer model \^th Will be materially altered for the h . bbld and fine an'd conclusive as it mean it sU. to its most extreme ■'iietter.' ■ trMs and box kpi^gi 8 oz. ticking, eactr outfit \ .A . . .66.00 file and two gliding shelves; suitable for use in mahogany 18th inay sound. We. negotiated a truce interprStationa. What-ûstlflcatlon .Not only do I have an abounding $69.50 (1) Twinîze Biding Outfit; 6-inche^lcmger than ^Century room. Gold: tooled green leather top panels .... 198.00 faith in toe. young people of our A in Korea, for instance, by assum does he havt? We think he would usual outfit; 242-coil\ Holman-Baker Anniversary Innerspring $16.50 (1) Framed Picture, “The Tang Hofse” by C. Chandler ing, as nations must when they conununity but I would also like have to say, if he were dleciiaalng to _.use ~ toc privilege of your Mattress and Box'Spri^; 8 oz. grîand grey ticking :”.34i50 Want peace, that promises made RosS;-Still life reproduced from oil i>ainting; gold frame . .g.25 ,:: f ■■ it in private conversation, that he columita in giving 'a word ]of com $69.50 (6) Full Size In^rspring Mattresses: Stearns & jôster’s ■ -/ by bMh sides would be'translated mendation to Mr. Biuiey,- Mr. Rob- $29.95 (2) Framed Pictures, Pastel Ballets by (jydney with U following the law of survival, Iqson and the oth«v“ acuIty mem 'Nomandie with 310-coil \^nters ; 8 oz. grey striped' ticking, blue mats and beige painted frames, e a c h ...... 14.50 into performance, ag they have lê law of power, and that toe etoh ...... ____ ------.8 9 .9 5 been. And, unless we Insist upon bers of toe High School. From $11.75 (1)‘ Framed-Picture, Bermuda Sailing Boat reproduced ugly tra th ’ls that if .Communism, what' I know about the situation “ War, we will accept other promises $69.50 (3) Full Size Box Swings'; to match Normandie mat- from water color by A. Darby ; oak frame ...... 5.85 'by whatever means,” takes this toro^h my contacts with young tr^ e s aboye; hgnd-tied construction; each . . i,;. , . . .. 39.95 conditionally, ag 'diplomacy goes corner of Asia, that may mean the people' in. - the community, to* $26:00 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom in a sculptured leaf etched mirrOr framing, as i s ...... ! .,.,. ,'r...... j^,. 3430 diplomatic standing in the world, community I pray God’s blessing design ; two tones of. grey and claret red . 115.00, it. -It may be, toerefore, that he, upon the town of Manchester, our $99.75 Cl) Venetian Mantel or ûffet Mirror; '16-x 58rinch size; China, hs^ better be willing^ to in " a position of responsibility, $149.00^1) 9 x«42 Axminster Broadloom in a modern tracery cut-corner frame-;^ etched jairroa, outlined in gold, as is 44.00 earn it, not clalm.it as .t matter of schooto and our, young people. Calf the excellent desi feels himself compelled to tak * Very sincerely yours, plaid effect using beige, green, epral oh brown . 7 /... .11 5 .0 0 course on the basis of its present $11.75 (1) Fnqned'PiCtnrC ; Bermuda Landscape reproduction Red - . ■ ’ toose mcaliures ^ sav e the .worl - ' Clifford O. Simpson $159J^5 (1) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom in a sculptured brown ... record. I cf a water color by A. Darby; oak Jraihe, as is ...... ’ 5.85 which, in toe opinion of others leaf scroll pattern ...... ;...... ,. . ... 129.00 ' So much for Mr. Dulles’ aim to ' $25.00 (1) Framed Picture “Bouquet of Asterf’.by A. D. may lose it. A . ward Geneva. ' $172.50 (2) 9 X 12 Wilton Broadloom R.ugs iii high-and-low , Greer. Large vertical reproduction of a still life in oil with poly- mnd fashi'on apaevt of The more crucial poHion of his A Thought lor Today uncut weave; leaf design. Choice of green orjgrey 7A.... 136.50 chromed. frame,:a8 is ...... ? . w ;^ rl 2.50 speech may also'have been aimed Needed! Men 01 Good WiU $176.00 (1) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom; deeply sculptured ., $62.00 '(ly Modern Chippendale CkKktaU....Tabi^'qf..Jilond ma Phillips Brooks once wrote broken pile texture design in green-.-;...... 149.50 ove,fieir at Geneva. This description _of iU The Republicans of toe extreme "God thinks nothing of any life hogany,with Jpqjsd browiv leather top. Llirfe.jize^'..,.. 19.75 aim migh^ be accurate if we could right in Congress have used their that ..He does not feel beating $183.00 (1) 9 x 12êlvet Twist Broadloom ; l0O% wbol Lees $34.50 (1) Modem Eiid Table of blond oak with shelf and call this portion of the biweeh position of power on committee to there with the steady pulse of love de luxe grade, nutria (brown) coloring ...... J 69.95 rimmed top ;■*;.*|^.. .'.f,**,. 14.95 mighty bluff. But it sqdnds like fo hollne.Rs md Him.” Tliis was toe deal a probable . death blow to immortal 'preacher's manner “ f ' $i27.50 (1>'.9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom; a^tpne-on-tone leaf something more than bluff, and, P re s e n t Eiaenhower's 'modest stating with sharpness the pro- scroll pattern in greens ....;...... A...... 89.50 ' • . f ■ - therefore; like something which is proposals for a. continuation of fo u n d to of Jesus’ sayihg, "If :/$131.25 (1) 9.x 12 Axminster Broadloom in a. plain greige. FundamenUl fashion..': You pnust see our fmest •r''ray of spring and a.completely new policy with re toe federid public housing pro 1tTiy./man loves Me, he will keep ; Woven of -heavy Chehille-type y arn ...... 89.50 gard to the actual fighting iii in- my word, and my Father will love Edstar hats yet presented to the Manchester gram. _ - . him, and we will come'to' Knn,-and $112.00 (1) 9 X 12 Axminster Broadloom. in a hit-or-miss Mod Flight Blue flawless f it...• public. There is a style to suit'every costume do-China< D em âts of thM left are make our home, with jpm.” ern stripe pattern; turquoise, beige and'.biWns . ;. .95.50 You won’t know our third floor when we The portion of the spebih. in ing to iwe what toey C&n do aboi I suppose the pe.son for whom complete it's’ ramodeling. In to<*- mean-"~ FRESH , ' ,'/ Mesh Mesh and priced to~suit you. Our hats are so very which Mr. Dulles seemingly al.- the heart of God la made moat glad '$134.95 (1) 9 x 12 Axminster BroadloonrTin i Modem Textured time, if you can atond ..tha confuaidn. 4 ) Also.in;Black,, feminine and so*very pretty you will fall in saving it. if "that man or woman who opens pattern in greige, rust and ivory ...... i . .99.95 ;and the painL you’ll .aava on -th#** noteworthy collection |n . Used the ruhw for the Indo-China PAINT, , Mesh with ^ thenri Once. That' illustrates to# hind of wide toe door of kie heart, that $98,00 (1) 44-inch Queen Anne Lowboy Cheat as sketched;, rooms. , ' ■ a , love with at : "7 'Warr fru n u^bot they have pre thing likely to happen To--a. chief ,Ood in Jesus Christ may find resi , ^PfltentTri the styles aniFheel heights Ftoualy been redds as fOlloWs executive who, in- his legislative dence there, A mahogany veneered. Drawer in base; pierc^ willow type braases.';^ ■-'r- -Be .iûre -to watch ogr SHO W CASE OF P-' Conversely, t h f great heart " «I Now ...... :t...... , ...... J69.50 too! N “ President Else.ihpwer, in- his recommendations, tries to follow a God must be vvrang with tears 0M :N STOCK STYLES. •' " '. ■ addiosi of April )d, l9S3, ex $69.95 (1) 48i;4.inch Maple Cheat with automatic tray. Paneled you especially approv^ "middle roto." \ plainad that a Korean armistice President Elsenhower’s recom and pegged effects on front and to|x Now ...... 54.50 Kensington Maiple ' ^ / Hat Bar on the Main Floor Now Open would be a fraud If it merely re inendattons to Congress havei in RANGE $69.95 (1) 47-incH Limed Oak Chest with'paneled front: *uto- 'V* , ■■ ■ ■: leaded aMresaive armies (or at deed followed a middle road priqj^ ^matic tray. Now ...... , ...... / . 54.50 . r ' $1.98 to $3.98 • A tadi elaswhsre. 1 said last Septent ciple. Inevitably, thcvefoie, they FUEL OIL $79.96 (3) 43-inch Limed Oak.Chests with drajver gt bottom; • Pelhani AAirror 7 ■ Jb— bw uiat K nsa Chlpa'ssnt its own contain some things which extreme gasoline simulated'drawers'above. Now v ; ...... 59.50 arm y into Indo-China, tihat would conservatives dislike. Just as they Old Ipswich Maple ' Stamps Given With Ceah Sales ' fOdllttlh grave consequences which contaUii some thinga which extreipe BrDt be;ONmfined to Indo- liberals dislike. Southwi^ Mahogany ^ Inevitably, too, toe extremes in BANTLY OIL M A ^ eM a hjivs been Congress v try to operate on the ______upon potential President’s profpram. The morej*e' ^SS^mSmSSSSSSSSS I ' ’ B b 3 aggmstoh 'might acritoiify Republican*, if they" had Mandhediu, J' W X ^ I V E , GSEEK S T A M P S J ___1 'jit piaecstod by their way, alia they frequently do 1 riiboititg. to : have tî^lr way In toe-committee M-hi ." f V . A... >'*' -v^ V- ‘ iw^ry-' -S' '> -V-t’-v' .'•* ^ i - ' ' \ ■ '■ J, il ^ /

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TOMORROWafter months of preparation we o ^ry o u the BIG new ■/* J N d W . . i OVER 2750 SQ. FT OE ADDITIONAL FLOOR SPACE R<^al Men*s Shop. We are bursting forth with ^ a d d i t i o n a l 2750 ' 1 (re feet of floor space which wUl help inmeasurably in Mrving V 1 iu better — upstairs and down. We are inde^ grateful for your friends i , - . NOW... ly su j^ rt over the past 13 years that _ has ^ a d e this expRnsion pos sible. ■ ' / - ■-*' ■ " " ■ TO MEN’S WEAR Do drop in toiiiorrow (Free Souvenirs^ and take a Took at the BIG \ . COME IN TOMORROW FOR YOUR ■ - t l GEST store in Manchester devoted ex^sively to the needs of meiT a n ( m en . / NOW L- /- \

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O V e r p ha i d s, Harringbenet, Heundsteeth tA-I liiSL- Checks. - ARNOLD THOMf^SON FREDERICK ANNULU Saleanuui, la Charge of Foraial Wear ■!/ View at left'gives you an indication of , - extensive stock of pants which we are now able to display on our Main Floor. ■**< This huge stock is duplicated in size by J'\ another pants department in the base - ?■ % -t,$ ^ ment. Remember! When it comes to ■ ■ .V T* • pants you can’t beat Regal for selec- M;-:’ XL V. -.1 U- ^ tion-^nd price! ■ \ \ TROUSER SPECIAL * Gabordinos • * Shoiiukint * Suitinm V. / Photographed from stock—^ebovo: Beautiful .' Plaids, Checks, Plain colors ■y' forized broadcloth whita shirt with wida-spraad ■collar (with stays). Siaava has raguUr ciifF. AyOil- v.Vpi;;;- ^ abla also with regular collar. Ig. 7 " Ifm S S M There’s smart headw.ork in these new Adam hats for Spring, Smartly atyled light weight's in the newest shades. 'wrrwfr} - Easy-actlon sporfooats^f co)n» . V-._Giifo gn^ 40*A4he maiv who i' - 55 wears an Adam hat.- ' fortaye light weight. Two-but- 'N Ml ■“'7. - V ton front, patch pockets. Over*, K » i

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Mlse tiemey and the prince nwt If she married Aly, Mlaa TlenMy itandliMr guard la his hloedatrsam. M i R8 Tierney Tells at preao at the evrimmlng pod of replied: hseeiw defeat the attach, "Juet a houeawlfe.’* pr. Salk showed that a vacdne thU resort hoetbiry 17 miles eouth Sljiywateit Schedule of tho border. Mies Tiemey formerly was mar conUInlng dead-virus could pro O f. Plans for Aly ried to Oleg CaselttL New York ..'•■S'-v duce slgalflcant. even .large, Gene did moat of ttie talking. Aly wandered off to awing the drase designer. She (Stained a di amounta of antibodies In the vorce In Log Angolot in 1M2; tho Ttairt^jr. April 1 V i S M J c i n e (OaatlMHd tress IB f* Oae) child of another 'hotel guest In a n...... Velunteers Needed Mood of vaccinated humans. hammuck, then got Into ^ o ham doerge becoming flnml in April. Midnight- 2 a. The atage was all set for the IBSS. They taare custody of one 2 a.m .- 4 aim...... i Floyd Chapman “but bs loved SM before that mock hlniidf. But ho canto ha^k ...... Vetanteere Needed fleld test. to the pool area to poae gracloi's- deughUr, Derlk, 10, and Mlae T ier 4 a.m.- fl^m. Five pharmaoautical Arms arc tim e." fla.m .- 9 a.m...... Velnnteers Needed 'o B uild Polio B arrier ly for photogra;>here. ney haa custody of another daugh ...... Mr. and Mrs. Willard Small_ ^ growing the virus and preparing Aly. describing his visit aa "a Mtoa Tiem ey, an Bdacopallan, ter. ChclpUan, S. £ihe and .Caannt 9 a.m.- Noon the vacdne. Bach batch of vac- Noon- Sp.m. I e a e e a.e • ...Rhods K. Bockus, Ruth BogUsch i- HlUy of a practical vaccine hwked Uie vaceuie. vacation trip,’' took up reddence eaid ahe ahUcipatod;. n« religldua were married in Laa Vegas, Nav., O w ) dne Is tested nine times for safe- in 1941. In 1947 ahe obtained an 3 p.m.- flp.m . ,.. Rogsr Turklngton i c< far dUtaat. Then some great dta- et the Roearlto Beech Hotel last dtfftcultlea In nmrnaga to a Mo- ... Ann Maison ^ ty, to nM e sure i all the viruses hanunedan. She also eald there waa interloeutory decree but the and flp.m.- flp.m. \ M U on . Umt* Bdifht-kt 8A0 c m m covorlea, mostly made In researob Saturday. Mlaa tlsm cy and her ... Harold GIsan, Mlohasl Olsan ‘ are dea^ and ani that the vaccine no haaia, for reporta that Aly’a Caastni became reconciled before • p.m.-10 p.m. M e. Hcnr meny win there be support^ by the March of Dimsa, Is pure.' Triple testa are made mother. Mre. Belle 'nsm ey. arrived 10 p.m.- Midnight ...... :.. York Straogfsid cracked the barriers to making father, the Aga Khah, oppoaoa the It area AnaL OM the ▼ecciaated half mo* Indlrldoally by the manufacturer, with him. from Mexlo«w.CUy. Aly Volunteers may regiatsr at Ovll Defshse Headquarters. M u n lc^ r?N e ceaeet A perfect vacdiie. Held tests of a promising vacdao. match. / Building, Manchester on MondayA Wednesdaye, and kridayg from '. 5 ■■ by Dr. Salk's^ laboratory, and by hed flown there from Montreal and Aly didn't Contribute aûch to SOCKING CHAIR NOT '.flee oMee? The vaccine Plrst It had to be learned hew the Laboratory of Biologies Con 1-3 p.m. , be M per cent effective. Paris. Gene and her mother from the Interview, but h<) Mid he might / } SEDENTARY many different types of polio virus trol. Natlenal Institutes of Health. Holiywoodi go to Vcnesuela later, and he de Chirieaton. W. Va, m — "Old tTery coeC could cause human paralysia That XJ. fli Public Health Service. Roemn' Chair'a Got Me," walled / Acroea the nation, children and snswer was learnt la brilliant, The Moelem prince. 42. regis nied .he had avoided the United tilings he.ve been ge.tlng warmer. The natlopal foundation la foot tered as ''Melvin Taylor and fltatee becauae of poedble le ^ a Charteeton taxicab driver. Hs CLIMATE 1V~W ABNER W enta and doctors and nurses three-year coojperative research by ing the bill of at least 7>4 mil Internationa' Fills, Minn. (Pi—^ "Back in the early 1900s whan 1 acbool teachers and health tarty." On Sunday. Misa Tiemky. difficultles over a pioperty aettla- waa ‘ charged ' witU transporting sevsrsil great medical Institutions. lion dollars. The pharmaceutical nmre than tho'lagal limit of one Len Costley has been playing Paul was lumberjacklng it got so cold eCAoere are volonteerln* to take Thera an three daqgerous types ■ : IS, had to return to CSUfomla for ment vrith Rita Hayworth, hla we didn't get daylight until hbon. Arms hre making the vacdne for movie work. She came beck here former wife. Ife might' even come 1 after police found 11 plnta Bunyan roles since 1934 aa aa part:.ln this crucial test of the Brunhilde. Lanalrti and Leon. avocation—Includliig tall tales. The darkness froae and It took nMlna developed by Dr. Jonas K the taOta on a noh-proflt basU. yeaterday at' 4 a.m. to Loe Angeles, ho added. if Rocking Chair whisky In his ThU meant an effective vaccine If the vaieclne passes the test. Reviewing.the past winter he Myi that long to thaw out." •ant of Wttsburfh. would have to contain all throe Aftar a itoon-hour breakfast. Asked what ehe would be .sailed ,b. Local health authorities and the th4h It couM bo supplied In large types of polio virus. .. . ehough pmounU for everyone. It ' Khtlonal roundatlon for Infantile But where to get the virus r This ]>eraiysU are conductinf the trial. roadblock was broken bw the suo- would take 4d.(MiO or more mon Up to a mUllon children la ^7t Oees of Dr. John F. Bndws of Har keys to supply the tissue to grow oonununlUes or areas- of 44 statsa enough virus for vaccinating all vard In growing polio w ua in teat ' \ ■ ate scheduled ao far to get the tube cultures of non-aervoua tis the nation's yourtgatera ■ 'V vaedae. But there's reason to believe sues. that each' child may'^heed only In apme communities the yac* Whora to get enotu^ virus? The /Just Received..... Another Shipment of tine win be offered to aU children one aeries of shots for lifetim e Enders method was developed and protection. The Job after that HOW MUCH YOUR CAR IS WORTH of the second gfade In schools. improved. unUl n^fw the kldn^ Children In tbs first and third , „ " b e only to vaccinate each \ COVER OlRL-TOPPERS tissues from a slsie "»oiAey c * crop of bablea early in life, 956 ■ \ grades of the same schools wUt be to prodSn enough vlruiv *~1 ' ■ , ■ ' ' n oorM aa the “controls" or com-1g series t f i vaedne'shoUiiAta to tn much aa they now gs4 vaednated HOW MUCH YOU CAN PAY ; for diphtheria and other diseases. T o t u :- in fleecy pastels with milium ^lining > MAIN / ■ In other communlUes. half of the L harvest of live .The scourge of polio would be over. Softest luxurious all wool Shagora (Tomorrow: Possible Pitfalls, SI., MUCH YOU'LL TRADE FOR Other Vaccines, and CL G .) ' fleece with tniliuin-^warmer in cool eal-looking shots of a fluid which! found that polio 'T eenjf weather, cooler in the sun. In luscious .9 8 la Ineffective. All .the I virud. when It attacks, usually the Island of Java has a popula candy colors, coral, pink, blue. Sixes whether containing real vacdne or j,,, intestinal tract'to tion of U million in aa area about I ^ 8 to 14. itaeieas fluid. wlU bear only code! bloodstream and then goes on the slae of Alabama, much of S u b 't o o n s 19.98 " \ ■umbers, which will be placed next' to strike at nerves. This • meant which M mountainous with peaks A to the child’s name on record) that If a parson had antlbodloo rlabig to about ISJKM feet aaade when he takee his shot. / - eal Like ji J)eal These children, their parCnU •it •- and doctors, will not know whether /" they got the actual vacdhe. or V.'“-‘v>VTrr~ the ineffectual flulA Tho taeanlng Not one.. or two . « f the code numbdri will be-'known "Your Chance Of A C h o r ^ only to a team of experts who will UtMim * A e e o B B tB reports, after tM potto season A iRVitflld - — hut THREE over, of the names and-what. HUNDREDS OF BETTER Z ' = Imppenedr to> childiren children Who did BENSON'S PRESENTS - velop polio during the summer, FAMOUS aUKERS This tm, headed by Dr. EASTER DRESSES Thomas Frauds. Jr., Utatverd^rfl THE "VARICO^" M ichigan •ch*’ *’* ^ Public He{ GIRLS' GOATS \ - wlU recglv* complete reporth on| 3 to 1 0 ■-U all chtldr > ‘ > IbMe aad Chnir Sets ' STAPLE DEMAND MERCHANDISE. Splash weaves, checks, solid Boekere ‘ ' -i- ^roupof BOYS’ SHIRTS^-Rag. I .9 J l tb 2.98 _ tones, combinations, m.. all DoU Houaes. Mostly colored, short or long sieevefl. ja-'fOw white, wool, dacron blends and rayon '“IR ^bnits • TOYS ARE NO LONGER A LUXURY^ YOU’RE THE BOSS slightly soiled. Broken sizes 3 to 16. ai^d nylem. Edttcntlonel JTeye ^ THEY^RE TOOLS THAT ARB NECESSARY ' . ..• .Gnas ■ ■ ^ TEACHING A CHILD TO GROW. AND G roup p| 200 POLO SHIRTS— Rog. K lffo 1.59. YOU NAME YOUR PRICE " ’i ,- Hdster Sets ■ ■■ Shooflys ACCOMPLISH IN THIS DYNAMIC WORLD. " Short sleeve, jacquards, stripes. Sizes,! to 6. BOYS' SLACKS rih aos '• in regular and husky'sizes. I Orgnae ■ YOUS C H IU NKD'S t o y s YO S S O W t _ Group of SLIPOVER SWEATERS^ , ^ . /Teel Bombee ^ ^ Rag* 3.98 to 4.9B . PRilCES ARE AT A RIDICULOUS'NEW LOW „ T o d O moCI “ ■ t P .Size'll to 16. ■X.. GaaStottoM NOW YOU ORN BUY THESE TOOLS Virgip wooL jacquards. Sizes 6 to 12. . . ; 4 ' “ ■Forte ; ' ' • J • - ’ 'FgHa-Bets '. 0F.JM0WTH FOR ERSTER QIYINO .TEXA$ JEANS, iizai 4>o 12— 2.49 valuaX X 'J ., 'Guaranteed washable, liylon and rayon gabardine in every' Paint Sets ' 8 ounce denim, double IcneM, zip fly (Hi Pard). wanted shade. With detachable suspenders. In size 3 to 8. OPEN UNTIL TEN . Bhby Bgaoege^Toys Fi^ H RLF THE ORiOiNRt OOST. Regular waistband in sizes 6 to 16. ■ • ■ .../Battleo. ' GABARDlifÊ JACKETS, fully Unad— Rflg. 5 .9 | > '. Cradle Gyms . . i . t S Mndcsl Teye t ' ' ■ ' ■ ' . ' ■ ' ■ •. Checked trim, green, navy, hro;wn. Sizes 8 to 16; ' All eelee nael—ne pboae erdpni or dollverioe. ' Crafta He jtvC Green Staihpe wlttbe given es Y j yrlM Itenia BOYS' AVHITE. SHIRTS by "MODEt" BuiMtagitets Group corduroy SPORT JACKETS?—Rag. 5.98 . Trtiycbia O m BBTS. BI0VCUB8. BANDBOXES AND OTHERS NDT OfOLVDED IN THIS SALE. : Sizes 3 to 7, fully lined,Jêed or plaid, Fjne count broadcloth, spread' collar, full cut, sanforized, with or without • .98 Group PLAY JACKETS, fully lined . ‘ ’ studs. I to In corduroy or cotton gabardine, zip front. Sizes 3 to,. 8. Reg. 4.98 to v5.98. r ' .99 BOXED SHIRT SETS— sigof 1 ^©12 . . . i',.2«98 •A i ■ l tINCOLN-M ERGURY DEALERS. 3 ^ 1 5 CENTER St., AT b K o A D S T W ■ • STREET. OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL

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- ->■ !. « :i-- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. 1954 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANCHESTER. CONN^ WEDNESDAY. MAftCH SI. 1054 •-1. ------' ------^ ^ - * 11 III-I 11 . 4, H“ti cbnia milllonalraa until they begin ...... ilyiaixlgii tMiOfliwlik a-^lnatead of tiymg Faith OB ^hctjls^ l>M U6iiaire, to act Ska. Tried by Pastoi L ^' Homans Useless Columbua, Ohio (B—Itav. Arthur V. P. Koona, who la v x f lik e As Space Pilots with a "faith on wheala” pregfam at hla rollar rink in nearby Wa vilie. aaya he gate more ouerif Phlladelpbia (g>—The' era of ilrltual mattera there than ha aver T«Â(f^-^•nrbpdsr »«f ting yoo gat tha moat out of your S i!:! talenta.” apace travel will make human pi- d Hat my churchaa.” ^ / _ _ r urta^l^ •v«i»ft'«iU»n- Rev, Koona thlnka the-raaaon ia gtrt’a MiMMilîiiary,; Stulman 10x00- hla fortune, by lota obaoleta’aaya th:. I. M. Levitt, and large, by a mental gama Ha “people are afraid to l^pproach ■ a ' J|» H i now t9 tiM crind* director of the Fra-tklin Inatltuta'a mlnlater at church or at/ home, at a boy aid kopt It Uior^ retanda ha ia living in the yaar Fela Planetarhijn. ^ 000. ha aaya. and thia h a ^ him fearful that they may be hMdcaat- S h eu ii n day until, yaara later. Aa he aeea it. man ia incajiable ing tha fact they have tnubtea and ,1 auddanly found hla pockata j rmake long-range buaineaa dacib- oS handling preaent-day apeada. lon». need advice." “Yet. tha apeeda which are on The mlnlater oftara a prayar each I; ' iSn dull IWimila probably ax-! "âopla too often make them- the horixon today," Dr. Levitt aelvaa prlaonara -of tha valuaa evening in connection ^th a flag LV'' ^ ilalar tha avarafa man'a ataad- pointa out. “are a amall fraction ceremony. Ha calla the/rtnk run by «; tr .1 % xe- ' / •* / * {■iit rafuaal to bacoma licb, and ttOeaj|>tad in their own time.” he of thoae n c^ ed to leave tha earth.” ■.V"- E g g s aald. "But much of a-hat waa himaelf and. hla -wife/an “experi lor ooina tima I hava baan paarch- Solution ? Mechanical ix>ntrola ment in tha field of/Juvenile da- Every department in the store has joined in wonderful acceptance you have given ear Vila for alUiar a mllUonalra or'a accepted aa, true 300 yaara ago w-hkh act aa the bfain for the dinquancy." / Mittetan willing to blaiaa hla' today la regarded aa falae. and apace craft. Dr. Levitt aaya. 3 B IG DAYS o r a giant storewide celebration Sale. Find, bar \new etere^ Don^t miss it , . , yeu can pocket w ^ t k or fama on aomattrtng ba- much of what we accept-wa ad ."When apace travel becomea a Pn-Boii^r pHcml •s. gains for ynuracif, your home knd your fam a REAL SAVING! dldaa hard«work.' now will be regarded aaîrrong by. reality," the acientiat pradicta, IX7RA SAVINGS! Tha aaarch andad with Juliua 2.000. “then man will go .-ilong fO|r..the| O ily! It’s pur way^to say 'Thank you” for the Stulman. 47, p tall, adilta-halrad "A .g o ^ buaineraman ahould be rida, ainca ha ia capable inelther RICH W — k O n ly l J Brooklyn rnum-millionaira lumbar a good philoaopher. He ahouldn't ^bvah;aU.v-or. mentally of coping ;daalar who looka and. talka Ilka a loae himaelf in contemporary val- with the problema thia _type of ' Dotens of delicious, i . tinlvaraity daan. uea, or old waya of'doing thlnga. apeed will poae." to p SOIL ■tulman made h ii flrat million kitchen-freih Chocolot# iliiii Ha ahould .en^neer hia thinking Several Thousand Yards Ngvin! Ill oiir 47 vgonts ken m Grant Sol# ' i:t:n ' ■ kafora ha waa SO^that flrat one .to catch the trend of ‘the future, • iii-il t- - nlwaya la tha hardaat—and then ha. Between Manchester Covered E ^ s ... gaily packaged I D;«n« •BfMart.fiB I eoNSfol Hforn nxeitMiiGatl lnin$|BG slnsli- the feel *of tomorrow, when the and Rockville I t L’j’.t; idally iwgan aawlng wood in the vahiea will be changed and buai ~ RURMSH oml "W,rt,d.rf.l Tbwb" iBf prlcos M brand BOW losttr Bonds b if Maguaa. neaa methoda different.'’ . for the early Easter Bunny. I IfI:!k “I avaragad $10,000 a year aalt- Stulman thlnka that an executive ASHES REMOVED $1.00 Per. TA la The PQo I it!!: ri^ to f . Irtin pook of tka stoiaa!. It's tad lumbar from tha time t waa 17 who geta too bogged down with de OPBciAixY rmicip THIS wdEK Only Ljl!:! ^ lir - Generhl Cieaniitf of 100 Ydt. Ib PHb Groats way to soy "Tkooks for 3 woodnr- to t i ” ha racallad, “In thoaa daya tail needa to ’’atap out of hia ovm Cellars aad Atticl \ that waa a lot of money for a kid.” frame of mind” in order to get the ...don't delay, get youn today! fo ly n a^ r \ '■ pi / ' Btulman thlnka hard work alone different alant needed to aoive hia ColMI-9-97S7 .Tel. JA -8-0271 - if - la a pretty poor way to -try to buaineaa problema. - . p l . - labor youraalf into tha million Stulman feela the poaalbility of a ■ A _ " SAVINGS FOR ALL TUF FAMILY •. /■!:«:! ■ ‘ aire elaaa. But hia oam ayatnn depraaaiopi in Anêrlca at tbia time T! : / iiU:; aeunda even more frightatnlng to ia ‘-'utterly ridiculoua,” and that the ' * lilli! ‘ ■*' a man with a raatful outlook;-.' world la at the door of an ever-ex i'L, ."Hard tbinkingr panding economy that will raiae illlli 0 ■ *Tt ian*t the time you apend. the living atandarda of all. . ChdcolotG I Ororklng that'a important -It ia Hia-idea of How to achiavf thia FOR EXPERT :tha thinking you. do. goal: For you and yod.. and WHEEL ALIGNMENT %OCOANUT CREAM Hi!ir “If you And youraalf foaling you., to atart thinking now aa if WHEELBALANCING were living in'the year RADIIATOR ATOR REPAllREPAIRING AND RECORING :lh ' abanrorkad, you have become tha you 2.000. Eostwr Eggs iiilii I riava of a routine that ian't let- Ha ia convinced few people be- COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE A vnrt S E E ^ ' ' : •! X f, i Regnlarly -Vou shoe Freshly-ahredded cocoanut in creamy ndant, with LOFT’S ecclurive-blcnd' iiiii .1™ CLARKE MOTOR SALES IjBMl!!'!!' Uib-tnsfs pmvn tkny toko SAYS.... 301 BROAD STREET MI-9<2012 \Dark Chocolate. Gay Easter Box. iiilii /' younfgfnrB hordogt wnorf^ T h e Truth!*?' SAVE 1 .0 1 -a E G . 2.98 For 3 Days You Con Sovn 98c-4lt9. L98 ChocolafG i\\- r ' t l No. muss* no fuss k - MARSHMALLOW /r- I tots'msuKt sms BUSY bJ fI Closing\puU 953 Model ^ HOUSE'S m olt notsis Wsstiiiîlîfs^ A Af Eastwr Eggs Repularly ll-3 5 ^ g L | 004 Sfflort 2-tene leisure coot with refidar.i toko a tailurodl turn - _ nylon-royen gob boxer waist BEAVERS Fluffy Marshmallow covered with ■ . ' ! ' ' • •-■i slacks. Wrinkle K spot resislont; Gsmi^s So villas iiliii LOFT’S exdustve-blend Dark or Milk Exgvliltely fine tucki, tiny ipH b ^ , . perfect for the taster torodc •'L tafbar uppore Chocolate... Colorful Easter Box. preNy pleati charm Ihetc w di lov ''~l~->..at e smart saving! Brown. ing wondtri. White. Sixet 32 le 31. • loathor intoloe bfiM. trey cembinotiens. 4*10. • Loothar hoal I 1 WESTINMOUSi DRUSH m . . . Buy levarol dt ihh tovingi price.. Sorry...no mail, phone, or u m i omii^ 1.98 NYLON • LaaO-woenrl'W jn a PMTAiLi C.OJ). ordere omfhit Easter Trept. IN W yA S H eR t.9t sum iL O U fIS Little Boys' Leisure Suit r be aMverted la S' mln- REG, 1.98 foify sheppess sere t.fl Sites ti e t a Beg. 4.M Lelanre aulta In tun I U^/mm under afr end of ^lea that gise the little man a baadanme-lnnk. t-tone wnnl- .00 tLsutbse.su gam > Mend fabriea. 3-8. $369.9.5. Save $ 1 0 0 iiiili p r. R nf. 2.99 PLISSE 3-piece tuili, tmOrt fob ° Save 414. Adds a magic \ rics, (ome washable. 4> touch of elegance to little to' piece toil, hit of Ihe'ieo- girli* Spring tuiti. Sheer i i ’ Superipr**o*ve, strongly modo for •6#.95 S » MÎN STMCT onS THSOUOHOUT ^CdNNECneUT Boys' Sport Coats fong, tough wear, yet msurp • TWIST ITI... SLIPS fon. Hold shape. 3-6x “nylon with dainty trims. % \ n - f o o T New ai veavea, neat cherka fiezfble comfort - fit. Satisfoctioo ■/X, V;' at-earl poppers prices! Fully guaranleed. Lolost slytos. ks sizot wssimsiioosi SHOP EARLY: SAVE AT GRANTS iiii’l tailored pockets. Sizes 3 .9 7 Do as •-18. 4 to B, fi»to 3.‘ $ovo 524 o ooirl U P M S m FREEZER USE CREDIT COUPONS ’ ■-X Ref. $459.9S.^ve $100 Danny KDye"does! USE CREDIT COUPONS LIKE CASH 3 . 9 8 N yl^Rayon Slacks . TWIST IT...TWIRL IT... HEADQUARTERS for LAWN V $3 5 9 ^ 5 - more wear, .better looks, • Aelf- . KND IT... c u ll fT.r.~ Never before at/a price like bell, aide elastic, geslst spotk. KROT ITI... - FERTnilZER thia. Fre-ahrunk, no Iron cot- ' ffize • to 13. 5 . 4 4 UWN ROLLERS VIGORO SCOTT’S 1 — I t M O l Jon pllaac, nylon tiimi^ Sizes Boys’ to ti#;li, reg. 4.98—4.44 r 1 TURFBUILOER ^ 32-44. Buy. BOW, stock! up for W e s t in g h o u i Water Baljaat Type - For Shriibs, Lfwns ] Easter, aprtng. aunmier.’ OFRIGHT PREI / -and Flotlleim The Ideal Lawn Builder . U5E CREDIT C 0 U P 6 N 5 LIKE CA5Ff> ^ by Scott 3-3!^ Ref. $599.95. Save $15 jr X 24” $T4 o95 18 Lba...... r.r..... 95. ..' $ 1 .9 5 (‘f HiaSKMriiMla L Gsler by Teduiieoiar 1 Lb. $ s . U ...... $ 1 . 4 5 • Hiil 1 WESTINGHOUSE /■i 3 Days Only ! ^teel Tray With 80 Lba.. $ 3 « ”3 0 18!’- . . 7 7 . $T.49 WASTEAWAY - VOLL-OUr the revolutionary ' Steel Wheel ' ’ il.ba.~i|11.75 .... $ 6 . 9 5 GARRAGE DISPOSER ioo LbaiTTr.....'. $ 5 . 5 0 ^ 1 . 9 8 jt:!i SCHOOLGIRLS^ ■ L H A B H w i l l . ’ new soft coHsr on uixr t . |! . »*»>** Rci:. $125^95: Save $ 4 0 10 Lba. o m b $ 1 3 . 9 0 '■Iiiii d r e s s e s GIRLS' 9.98 t • ' ' $10.95 30” ...... $2'»49- iii!l - 2,9$ 1.29 TSIS’ " ' IM b Out fw Eaty Load MUTG S-SaAR i FARMANURE' A G a r d e n S / i b p Birthday Special T 099E R S a ing. R. 8 9 c ,wool cheiks.' ond mono Every cotton dreaa seods yim Cronls fonieut stylo #111 Countar Work Surface. Keep, tool* Hke. new, prf- 38 Lba. .i...... '•$1}»50 8 3.800’ sice ...L. $ 2 . 9 5 iLi flno white brooddoth cut r a customer. ‘ ^ ‘ ' , ^ jL || _ l«us Spring I.Con-con style. ,tones. So colorful, fobu can think of, bot come early.. Americo's finest stocking. to highest standards to .in- . Diahwaahm Unit Available vent, mildew, fl-year guar- ever! I;|:l! o embpsfed prints, and many in CabMat and Under- •■trrr- f» V lousiy loiiortd t trimmed 60 gouge, 15 denier,-fpll sure porfoet fi|L. Senfor- lo, Lba...... , $ 2 . 5 0 :io L b a . $ 1 . 6 9 - plhors. Knchonling colors, Countwfôdala. Sava on $ 11.000! Slae „7^ $ 1 1 . 7 5 . Vy-Aim.’ ' ■ foshiened. Sites itods eoRor size 14-17. v- Ref. $139.50. Save ' Take it from'Danny Kaye. 9.95 Inatailatkm. Sat It Today. He made the leits and • a 0 W OlSCfHRl “proved the Van Heuaen,__ - - FLOWER BED JUMBO ROSEBUSHES I Terrific r LAHO U M l ^ PLASTIC'' ■ iHili 89e QUALITY REPEAT $99,50 -Century one-piece aoft col- ^ E X C E LLa RiG. 1.59 VALUE/- ..-Ii iiiii lar Hwn’f w rialie... ever! ‘ . FENCING BARDEN HOSE ______- ni!n Savings m 18”. Rotary Power Mower To Sweefen Sbur Soils. BARK CLOTH SPECIAL A lt^ys ifooLfreah and trim. complete With Brass Fresher, stronger, packed in beogbt 188 ofL-JBmo 10^1D .S05 t-L IC -^ 4 1 ' Eaay-launderinj;, too! Couplings ' ' peat moss. y ^ r old field REG. 2.98 ' Special! ■ w- 38 Lba. r .... It” Height ...Ft. T i c 2 Brand'oew^patterna for. dorlog MU- Eeesway lel% WISTIM6H0USE ^ . WESTINGHOUSE Jiut iron it 6at. ftp iL and - <111,11 grown bushes. Both climb- >.ONG LOOP draperlea, allpcoyera ' Wo oreot boek end goZ BBB' mere Joat for tUa mAA ; ELECTRIC IRONS . it perfectly . . . beers.an d /T ” roses. , „ ’ V 11 t- I ■■ ■ : ELECTRIC IRONS 80 Lba...... 33“, Height^r . . ; . . . Ft. 1 4 C 50 Feet pauee the fold-line'i Mxwen 7 5 c $3.89 SM w atte. WIMBLIY $79.88 90XED ROSElOSHES AT A LOW 69c Eock ' 1,000 watte . in to stay. What's more, "^1 RUGS Wkg. $8.95. Save $3.jpQ Ref. $10.95. Save $4^00 'r- ' -si dio^ SHEETS N O M A f T certified tests prove it gives too Lba...... METAL ECLIPSE ROCKET " ; you up to heUx as mucH WpOD PICKET •T'- -..--nit;: . $5.95 $6.95 Afnsrics^s Quality Tit wear as most -other shirts. U W Ii RAKE PQWR MOWERS i HOW MANY JEUY EBBS IM A TON? If e n c i n g HAND BRUNERS - Bambob Style ii! , ' Yeure, in rgfular or wldes^riad • 1 iii} really want to know PoponU for ytirs tmd 20” Cut, Briggs Stratton 1....hm 14” High, Painted White and Lopping ShMrs Special r Engines ^ i.1% come to Grants and coiuit Flrat quality, full plecee. v A PfW OTHER ITEMS AT yiars, Im tbisoMon't collar, sioflo or FrwKli eiifriL " “Iiiili’ them because we bought a m You'll *ee thia aame quality s H c i i a SAVINGS— c o m e in nows it fsttornt sud^^ WHITE S3.95 ! piii of them just for this Big AS-xSA" tofo, .beB. elaewhere for 88c yd. .OrMta ■ \ . 3’ Lengtha 49e $ 1-1 9 ;. $ 5 9 5 Each $ 1.19 !| jliji; sale to'gp .at 19c lb. Reg. akld bockai w aalm bfo.^ i^ jd||if price aavee yMi 43c yd. rlo- €otorf. A sk for tb s NoW $149-50 ten yam. 'Yeu’ll waaf ral. acfolc. Ooselty weovr ■ COLORS $4.95 price 25c Ib.' “r , and toHda.. 88” wWe.^^'-^— ^ gtmtintf •. ' ■'■77 . ^ . i ' ' ’ • . ii them for, es-ery room. iiiii! ■ '■ ■ X ; * . O ra«E * Frw Fliwi,^ a | R l I ^ ff H A R ll W A R R r n ^ g g n t f j Dilivtry u MI-MU ______2 ^ ^ m p n b r ______i N DU I I A liJ j v O t 1 V ^ PHONE Ml-f-7234 .W E GiyEv^^ GREEN STAMPS 79 3 MAIN^ MANCHESTER, CONN. 'r .' ■ ^ ■P ■ ' iiitii I I . it I I I I A III. I m w a— amis ' -i' ^ ■■■ ' • ■ --V, 1 : ■ I ■ ..

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M A N C H E S m e v e n i n g HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5L 19M lij^CBifcS’rER HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1964 . 'TV ^ , • ...... / . ■ .. a nan with no i n ktnek to It Jôrth Cpventry E W n g t M Gompmiy Wins Suit fh o Jury ruled tha company He^ds Rotary Headfi Tool Group Rev. Percy Smith could ha.ve boith the pane and tba Scouts Rehearsing F ly in g an monoy DavoapC^ M paid on Elections Planned To Head Oergy them. i TCL. M1-I-Sttl For Fashion Show na-ms Delinqu^t Problem By Mother^s Cliib The Rev. Farcy Snitb,' associate « f tha JoaaaOoto. Ark. Uft—Defending DKV O 8TOBB ROMANCS a m t agatna* her huaband for M AIN ST. . « MANCUK8TMI minister at tbe_ff«uth MethoUk ItMaiMimln Sacramento. CaMf. reh, wee.elected vlee prealdaftt people of the city. aver seen. It reminds you are: Mrf. Richard Storrs, Mrs. id the Rev. C. Winslow, aocre- AKhaqg*^nMol?1itS haa ‘ t o V old adage: *Hie family that |Haya Russell Storrs and Mrs. John a door prise will b6 given. Pro It ie a playUma approach to re ceeds of tha show will be used to « f ' tof t tU laarnod about cauaoa, prevention ligion never before attempted on togMhar, stays together.’ ’’ Schmidt. _ part of the program, the Rev, and traatment of tha vaiioua hlndo SALE ENDS From Jan. 3S, when the recrea Ofange iMeeting Set ' send a local Girl Scout to camp Wbir to Um ouch a large acale, and so new Clifford O. Simpson, minister at of menUl dtaaaaea, progroaa la tional plant'was unofficially open this summer. m m and cry, that thoae moat clOeely aaeoclated The Grange will meet ..tomorrow Grange Contest the Center CkmJtregatioiial Church, my already far advanced and ayan with it are having to feel their ed, until Feb. 30, 8348 peraone have evening . at the Orange Hall for reed a moat intereating published i t t ta badI tMttac manb batter raaulta win aurely come. way along step by step. actively pertlcipated In eome their regular meeting. < 'Th lec \Mrs. Edwin Heinz, lecturer of paper on Immortality. aqr .M ttath cluitUrlnc. Some raadara may ba Intareat- /■ Housed on tha top floor 9C;. a pbeea of the program. In 18 .pes- turer’s program will be entitled th^v Grange, would like some od in the eacMlent little pamphlet liket IIm Style S-story parking garage, the eionk, 3868 penona have veed the ers to enter a contest de- / EMEIftEHiy ,1Sb 9«r''#U ik thia wma a mrvoua "Down Meiqory. Lane.” All LAWYER 18 EFFECnVB " m by Kathleen Doyle: "Whan Men church gymnasium. includee a roHer rtnk, 383 the gymnasium and ■cribinV what constitutes a good MaiMvwMT I am now taktnt Grange meihbera are asked to progranix The entries should not OWL W M hNIR tal nbieaa Strikaa Tour ramily." unlveralty-type basketball court 43S the bowling lanes. bring in old'-plcturu of Grange Pasadena, Calif. (ffV-It atm ' a«rm Bibdibtna. but atlU got met ■ ‘ y ■ Says Dr. Criswell: exceed 50\words and the.cbnleat SERVICI t m l a t f ' abd dlairuatad I alai To obtain a copy, mall S5 centa and aeata for 400 epactdtbrs. members, places in . town and times pays to have ah attonicy to Public Affaire ConunHtoe, Thera'nrt two croas-court basket "In its recreational program the buildings. The lecturer will use president. / §yt Qw urga to and my Ufa now REG. 144.98 ball or volleyball courts, six First Baptist Church haa con Artknr W. Beaaon The LadlM^^l^gfee Tiam of the .Md tben.” Boat Mth Street. Now York Id. ef eiir SMrt these ija her pfogriun^ The re C M. Linton, president of the * doubles badminton courts, a four- structed a bridge over which, after Grange will confer degrees on a CALL No ona could call tbta nonnal New York. freshment ' committee includes Arthur W. Benson of 76-Prlnte- local Huipane Society, thought tha lane bowling allay, and apace for a abort while, the unenllsted young class of candidates at ISnfleld society should be exempt from ciW M m lo r. and anyoM with aucb 2-PC. SUITE Mrs. B.thel Cargo, chairman, Mrs.' ton S t 'was .uoanlmmute, elected ping-pong and gymnaaUc work. people ntay walk into ths church, Oorrine Peftder, Arthur High ter GrAte»,Monday n i^ . The Grange taxes. He told City Attorney M I-9 -4 S 4 8 aavara diflicidtloa ahauld ba un Kfller Rbik For IM „ * naturally and uniafrald. president f the Maiuêater Ro-. Will visit'Somers-Gltqhg* next Frank Kostlan, who did some re- der tba cara of a paycMatriat and and WaRer S. Haven.. 6 A roller skating rihk that will ac ‘And as long aa the glitter and tary Club at the last regular meet Wednesday. rt L. Gay of the. Osy En- aeoich, ■ / WUIAMS poaaibly in an inatltuUoa. Tha commodate 180 skaters occupiea the tinsel of our downtown city lure •The Hom'd ’Bfc6h6rhT9’s''C6m’mlT- Personal Meatloh. ' / feering Co. of Manchester has Result: City Directors canceled' twm, "naiwoai''braakddam" la tee of the Grange will hold a ing held at the Manchester Coun O I L S n v iC R SPORT JACKETS fifth floor. Behind gtasa at one end our young people-iiito the'taverns, try Club. Benaon will succeed Robert Sikes of/Main ^ who en elected to the chairmanship city taxes, on the Hmnane Soclejy. not appUad to aiiy alngle dlaeaaa of the rink, 200 persona can sit in the nightôts, and the buriaeque tummkgb safe Saturday morning has been confined Jo bis and tharafora It baa no abâ During Words Spring iSt the Grange • Hall. The sale Richard Carpenter who haa served of the Hartford Chapter of the comfort and watch. houses, Ufa dowiitown bseeba .Mght for the peat year. s leg ailment Is able to get ar group of aymtoma or aingla Sale you gal bjg tavibgn' A snack bar with electric ovene, of our Recreational Building irilff' will start at 9 and contlnae-until now, but he la/stlll unable t< American Society of Tool En eauae. ice boxes and gas burners ta sat nooft. Any membera having ar Other officeAi elected for the gineers. on iMs hondsooM Sofa tend forth its ntaesager billing for' new year, are! George Findell, turn to work. / In a tragic aituaUon auch aa .up for after-game refreahmenta. the young people of the olty to ticles to donate Jo the sale can Mrs. Julius" Augur gsi^ sn in One of thejlirgest and most ac- that giran by tha corraapondant, and matching Arm Choir. There is no charge for use of tha come thgre and seek nMoeer walk bring them to the Orange meeting Vice President; Dana Beach« Sec- relary^ Elwood Howies, Treasurer. teresting talk on “Books Worth ti%^haptera in the United States, F££D aad SEED with Sntts* aavara mantal illneaa ta obvioualy Mahegarty-finiihed facUttiea by church membera and with God.” Thuradajr averting. Sharing" at the Mondky meeting praoent Tha problam la to find Uitlr guests. except for a amall Directors; William ,Rlc6 to suCr. the glûp haa a memberahip of wood hend-roMs olimi- Chofeb ActtvIHee ceed Mark Holmes, Arnold Law- at the Ladies’ Beneêqt Society H's the password to boouttfuf' fowiA out tha nature of tha difficulty a -B. n U LCHBTTK, Prop. fee to pay pin boys. *■ About 53 Orange members at meeting/ at the /Congregational about 609^ engineers from the and thooauaa, if poaalbla^' note woer on th* baou- Tha gigantic recreational pro-, ence to succeed John Alvord, Start fha "Seelt it youriolf’ pfogwwi MS BreM I t . 1UL I H -» d W tended the morning worship senr- Richard Carpenter to succeed Church/' necticut Tha latter la jpartioularly diffi titui royen-meheir Jac '^gram, conceived by the youngish ;.4ce SiyidAV at the Second Congre Pvt/Rlchard A. St; Germain, 20, Mr. Gay conduSt the meet today. . . havo prottiost lawn orVoiir cblt ainca tha'cattadl of moot nmn' SLACKS pastor Of the church. Dr. W. A. BOY SCOUT gational Church when the group Frank Sheldon and Herbert Swan OPBN BVIBBT CVBNINO \ son to succeed himself. _ son at Mr. SM Mrs. Luciean St. ing of the HarHord Chapter which itroot. tal ooptttlona are not thoroughly ______ONTO. S quard friaso cover. Uaf ,CriaweII, did not reach Ha present observed Go-to-Church Sunday. Gerfiialn, li^ r y in g with the 4th will be held onônday evening, undarnood. Soma of tham may paNom in cheie*. of ■tate without much prayer and ' Baptisms at the Second Congre ntry pivision in Germany., April 5, at the Hartford Gas Co. somatlmea, deapair. Called to Nptea m BL' UW N SttD-— Mohes Um six celort, Rovarsibio gational Churdi Sunday morning e division is now re- auditorium. The principal speak deluxe lawn in tun or shade— 70% head thd largeat white - Baptiet included:. Carol Louise, daughter Temple Sisterhood "elvln^ntensive fiSld training as er at thia meeting will 'he William ROY MOTORS spring - Mlod cushions. church in th«. nation (member and of.M r. and Mrs. Alfred Barrett part jt f the U. S. Seventh Army, C. Riehards, Jr., execuU^ aoslat- preciout Kentucky liuegrots—11,01)0 ship over 10,000) when he was S3, of Bolton; and Stephen Scott, son To Sponsor Dance te St. Germain, an am- ant to the presTdent of the Bellows seeds for every ^mty invetled. Dr.'GrIawell's first-concerp was the N 0 w $ of 3|lr. and Mrs.' Robert 'Visny of nitlon bearer in the 8th Regi Co. of Akroif, Ohio. The suWeet 1lk-$ZAS 2 % ffo .| S .M young people. CaviMitry. Mrik Barrett was the S Company A. entered the "A church without young people of h'js Cglk will be “Contruled fomiw Miss Adeie Olaeit of Cov The Sisterhood of Temple Beth_, Army in August 1943 and.arrived Air Power" and "Automatetion." J a m VKIAir-MalmutHhytawa will 'wither and die,” ha has de On Friday night, March 26th entry. and Mrs.-'t'Visny was the Shoiom will sponsor a dance overseak last January. clared on many occasions. in qeed or poor soils—>play areo^ TO MANGHESnR at the Highland Park School. Cub former Mlaa Wilma Scott of Msui- the vestry of the Tomtle,.Sa«ur torracot — ether difficult ptoMs. In 19H. the ûrch had ilo recre Pack 3 enjoyed entertaifiment of chesti^c. ---- Maacheater Evening Herald El Ifb-|T.45 „ 5 t t t . ^ 9 5 ational program. He spent the movies. day at 8:30, entitled ”Sprii^ Fe- lington correspondent, Mrs. G. F, rest of that year and .all of 1948 vpr.” Music will be furnJXned by Many swards were made as fol klaiKdieater' Evening Herald Berr, telephone Rockville 11-9818. rURF iUfUlfIt— Coemlole gioM food Working with others interested in lows: North Coventry cor'reaphadent Mickey Fendell and hia^chestra. CAR OWNERS seeing such a program in the Decorations will be An keeping etpecioHy formulated to keep Towns Webilos; David Kelsey, Richard LODGE TO TALK ON LABOR RUMMAGE church. Mrs. Gertrude Haven, .telephone vigereut and tporkiins omen — No We hsve been sending c «r owners throughout the Kennedy, Kenneth Smith, Carter FL 3-6039. \ with the spring/ s e a ^ , and many Organised CSge Team DeCormler; Bear Bates and .'surpHses are in s t ^ for those at Hartford. - March 31 IJP)—Gov. offentiyf odor before or after use. ilrester Manchestw area for 25 yeara. We are not. per By ooftball season. 1946, a con tending. Plnnne^for the enjoy Economical — 10 lbs feeds 100 sq ft, Golden Arrow: Laurence Rubinow, MAN, 95, DIES IN FIRE John Lodge's regular weekly radio SALE fect, any one of our factory-trained auto doctors will be glocmerste group of enthualasts William I^lhalt, David Doll, rnent of all will nwelt^ dances^',^(1 television program tonight at 25 lb $ -$ 2 M 100 fbs-|7.S5 wearing the green and white colors and delicious refreshments. Sponsored By the first to admit that—however, over here, at Roy ,\ Daniel Doll; Bear Badge and SiY- Madison, March 31 John *“ 6:15 will concentrate on the State of the church took to t|ie field, the ver Arrow: Bruce Bentley. Jeffrey Tickets may be purchased at the Labor Dept, work, it was an SUNSET REBEKAH LODGE Motofh, Inc., we all try to be— we aim to please—to give fiiet baaketball - team from the H. Bca-h, 95.-of Madison, died j a m SMfAOEKS — Feeding, I oding and wooding a breeze Mc(3ormlck. George Landis, Timo with his pet dog las.t night in a door Saturday evening, or from nOunced- last night. The governor's with this handy cart — Juntar 17.95 No 25 - |12.g5 the cudtomer everything we’ve got in the way 6t helpful church to participate in the Dallas thy Keith, Keith Robbins, Ronald' any of the following chairmen of guests will include State Labor Chiirch Atretic Assn, was also fire that swept his aihkll home on ODD FEubwS NAL^ sttrvice, pltts lots of courtesy that doesn’t change with LaUberte. Green Hill RoaJ. Fire officials, the dance committee; Mrs. Sey Conirn'issioher John J. Egam, David oânized in 1946. The recreational Wolf B ai^ and Silver'Arrow: mour Beliak, Mrs. Bernard Cole, Pinsky, .departmental director of the seasons. \ program viras under way. who estbiiated damage to the Fri., and S^., April 2-3 Robert l^ d o , John Baldyga, property a t ' 34,000, sale" an oil Mrs. WAUieni Cooper, Mrs. Mbrton labor statistics and Mrs. Maiy 'M. F. T. BUSH HMDWAVE CO. Our big pla^ sprawls over 60,000 square feet of ~ Says Ned King, one of 'the WlUtam lOuratea, Robert McClure, Rosenthal, Mrs. Oscar Rottner, Dewey, chief supervisor of- the youngest deacoiis and an active burner may have exploded as Some New Merchandise 793 MAIN STREET -space over hmre on No. Main St., on Depot Square o p John Lamenxo, Bruce WhitehlU, BOaefa slept on a cot. Mra. Ely Segal. State Ernploymcni Service. participant in the program; "The Richard DeniQson, Dpnald Besser, posite the Railroad Station, it’s the nleasantest place in teams of 1946 and ’47 were the Kevin Mpriorty; Silver Arrow on MaiuAester, fo r a carôwnerând about the easiest to beginning of an outstanding ath- Lion: James Anderson. Bruce Tol- reach. We’re equipp^ to handle any motor job from latlc program in the church that io: Wolf Badge: Donald Ki!;khanf, ' has.eeen increase^ activity in Sun l^vtd Brandt, Charles Wharton, .-V Inbricatibn to rebuilding a ear. Every one o f our factory- day School particlpatlan..and many James Dowling,' Jerry Morin, trained mechanics has at hiff^command the most modem J converslona of boys and young" Lauren Landals.Thbmas,Delaney. _-r machinery to diagnose motor^ jUs and save our clierits men who' probably never would have been ipached otherwiee." money. ■ The Parking Recreational Build' TEL, MI-8-5161 «t4 -S 3 g - If you want your car to last lon ^ , operate better Ing ia copkldered by many in tha DQVOgjMANT MANCHESTER church u . a ihpdern miracle. A MAIN Kt. and run more economically, you’ll find someone here young iôple'a jûiidlng had been .■.7' who undmtands every detidl so’s your motor will be in planned in 1947, but many thinga JREO. 39.95 M ATTRESS firstpawnl,.,(yriha. SIZE 6.70)(15 MANCHESTER'S NUMBER ONE SERVICI CENTER - r ~ " -00 oununer camp. haaw, (ana, wnMWf Hia philosophy ia "if you vrant came- DuSOTO -w ROAD SERVICE PLYMOUTH to know a child, watch him play." MONEY 'to maka living laara WOMEN'S SLIPS— REG. 2.98 CEHOUSaESSON . canvanisni, mera-. Acetete-and-nyion blend. Lavishly trimmed * Dallas Police Chief Carl Hans REG. 19.78 241 N. MAIN ST. A t DEPOT SQ. — TEL MI-3-5113 son, after being shovni through the 'Slaaiaai,-mara cam- \- st}Tes In pastels or white, 32-44. 2 . 3 8 . W E 01VE STAMPS- lartoWa. facHltlea,. declared: MONEY la maka your'vviiiA'at REO. 2.98 "SHOW -OFF" SLIPS' "I believe that with this pro ' tiama, in tha ihoe, an . A ll aizea available at rûced prijcea. gram the First B^tist <%urch hae dw tami, oadif- S 'S PAJAMAS-ÊG. 2.98 *Plu8 Federal tax and your tire. taken a step thal^wurches 1^ over ,O oaletitp pliiMU 2 . 3 8 Sisas 32-40 the nation should emulate na far I Uka to «ay4 sMM4 U M M ffir l- stripes and smart solid colors Ita cool / aa thetr financial abilitlea.will.per .TEtEPHOM * WfilTB^r. or VMir cotton .plisse. Little or no Ironing needed. 2 . 6 7 mit. I believe it la the one thing Same eloborate eyelet embroidery trim ed f r ^ and that win 'hind the church closer to back-to thaw prettily under-your sheer blouMt. the comniimity and help ouib the FINANCE C O ,. INC Smeelh cotton plitte wothet ootily, driet quickly and MEN'S NYLON SNIRTS adarming increase in Juvenile 48' ' Wards regular 32.95 quality. Nylon pucker REGJ.I9 linquency,"' MANCHISTIR fioedt no ironing. Snowy white. Buy now and save. SUUN tmiT . . Immw ttow pastel colors. Moyt sleeves. 1 . 9 7 244.9S AUTOMATIC WASHER Rainwater's three volunteer os- O.M Mw. r»M. Wtt. hi. *Jt W t-JS I ROUER SKATES 129.96 D E LU xi GAS RANO.E . mS rton*,. v.w «. I . CtMW S.twr Biatanta:^-J,. Rusacll Wyatt,* bowl- aIJ - — ■ .,1- - THe 'Îng; 'Jerry Waite, -Meeting, end Ask About REGULAR 8.98 MEN'S T-SNIRTS— REG. 98c 36-in. Wide 1 1 4 . 8 8 Ask about Terms. WaBhes~9lbs7 1 9 4 . 8 8 Term s Men’s Best Quality Gnt-knit combed cotton. 2,88 ' r *“• P A ’m r r p u m p Reinforced shoulder seams. S-M-L. 84c f. ■ Check the low^sOle p^d for this fully automatic -Dreadnought eteel low sotp priw for effkient Ron^d. Many features— wiwGlf, doubla roM hoi Washer. WaihM 9 lbs, of dry jdathes gently, ther- 3 . 8 8 electric dock and intarve^timwâpplionce outlat, M IN’S. SHORTS— REe. W c boaringE, rubber cueIi- ?vngMy.<>eep rinses, spray rinses 3 timesand shuts off built In light. 18-in. oven broiler. 2 elorqga ‘"t ' Best Quality Sanforized broodclbth. Yoke fript. O A ^ ionod sirqpt. fimoofiv automaticailv. Ask for Ji*»';J|esto dSM^^ Save mere than S2 en - boxers. Stripes or .solids. SO to 44. 0 " f C ■ drawers. Free instollotioo. Aik about Terms. •ROY fost, ieog weorihg." ?>- : every pair. Ideal for drett-up.,. th'my block whmm leather with wbHf* dqity- W N lt^ LOCKMAN lASEIAU GLOVE— ^ detign. Qlrit' BW to 3. R E G . 3.95 Fliir size 4 finger pro model R E G U L A R 84e SVni Be’ Open strong seams. 3a44 FLASne LIME 1.'. REG. 2.19 6 FOOT STEP LADDER— REG.'S.TS NOiY^ ,Jllg pall shelf. Spreader locks open. W H ArS YOUR lEDDlNG, PROM.EM7 NEAVY-DU^ Bcjinforced, 4.77 50 ff. Whjfa plasttq DUN^REES ovor rwyem coiffar^^wBi NOWARD'S NAS TNI ANSj not aoik, pool or.dfo ^Complete twin siM Hollywood Bod Ontf^t ...149.95 GALVANIZED WARE tn u C ID 2OSL ' OOBOa - Ml IHFTjr /• ■ 1 . 6 4 Damp doth wipoB efoon. 80” King FvU or 1%ift Size M ^ ti^ .139^75 (A ) Reg. 3.29 Garbage Can, 20-giaL oize. Twin, Fun, <48!! SUttreas) J.,. .|29.95 Wgrdi, .Pioneer Brand,' . Snug Hd ...... 2.63 e f sturdy 8-oz. blue (B ) Beg. 98c .Scrub 'Tub for cleaning Jobs. c o M B o u m d i^ fom 9 A.M . T o - 1 2 Standard Poamet Mattress Witfi $7.95" denim. With triple- 4-gal...... 77c Poamex Pillow a e e a o '" * edefseoeofe TBoUi $59.75 17" AIRUNE TV-nWAS 179.9S stitched seams and bar-: v '•(C) Reg. 1.98 Bufihel Basket—-strong drop tacked strain points for handles .. 1,57 Roliewey oeta, bunk beds, youth bed*, eribe. Etentwet long wear. Proportioned mettrees, play yards. Botes bedspreede, bedo bloakeu, (D) Reg.-2;297 Garbage Can, 10-gnIlon aixe 1.83 68.98 CANISTER C1£ANSN picturea, mirrors, lamps. I 4 for wearing comfort ond Effective Saturday^ April 3 Sanforized for lasting ('E);Rcjg. 2.19 Tub, 14-gal. Wire reinfdrcca' ^-ifogiilor'.1>7, ' V . fit.' With .reWoreed rlip aa-aaaaaaaoaaje- seeaweosoaa 1.74 rArireiigrAf. 5 9 . 8 8 A$k about ToflU* i Prised lew for sovings. One-knob tuning, jM.EEP GENTER V crotch, zipper front, and y) ' ■ •* ' “J/ •V\ f f - ' . >. V . 'A ..i- ■ . I • h - . - .l-'iryft.-S

MAHCHSfiTEB EVENmG,p!RALD. M ANC^TER, COIW^ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3^> 1&M igp • ' ( I t , WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1954 * tRlJt WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, J95I School for an town children. ’Treat- flve. Waterfront Haights; fbed ney to Chquncey Turney, Gertrude Congregational Church ChoM* at Section Two mente will be given W rihooptog D. King ta William V. Doama of R TurAay W arner of Bolton, on 7:30 p. m. in their Sanctuary: ManafleM, on Hop Rlved. Highway leading from Bolton to Pack to Cub Boouta a t 7-.80 p. m. ^ g h , tetanus and diphtheria and at the American .Laglon Home. •mm booeter shots and vacctoatlbua Wfliiam F. Lynch of Hartford to IMland. Dog ovMra cut obUiir IlctnMi Jaaua B. Shea, lots one. two, aec- Coming Bventa O ulM t ABrtLffrom------the------town- Clerk’s a^nist smallpox. . Magiiliiilrt Evening H er aid n . Bdwto H. Baaden. town tiCta C, Oak Orbve; D o iu ^ A. and Tomorrow’s toeettftga Include: M ark Golden Attnivenary W ater Supply o m cit. '71mm become 'due M'ay 1. Marion F. Johnson to HaixM L., herb ciM . 13(80 p. m., Oaprilanda .Cevdntry oeneepondent, Mrx Town Again Fails fn New fees under the state law htÛ i officer, of WUUmantic wUl Oharlaa L. little, toWphene PU- TRY OUR Yeors of Planning Reach Climax Site treatments. Mrx Marjorie Lse Jr., and BUaabeth R Newcomb, Herb Pmrm; Busy Little Sewers, 6 for mato o r w ^ e d dog gS.10 aM lota 19, 80. 81. 88. section four, to 7:30 p. m.. home Mrs. E m ^ grtos9-StSl« Ample - Martin female dog ISAS. After May l m. of the. SU te Deparin>*>it of Health. Waterfritot Manor; Bart C. and G. LeDo^; Board of Education, Monthly Bloodmobile Q tu it^ . penalty la charged. Veterinary Bureau o t. Ratcmal and OiUd Advertisement— Hygiene, Miss Margaret H. I^ s - Maty L Hallock to BdaraM M. and 7:30 p. m., Rahsarteon School; \In Opening of certifleate must be presented for a Mayme B. BargaraM. Iota teur, Coventry Grange,'8 p. m. Grange Everybody In Coventry will be C^neral M anager' Talks spayed dog not previously licensed. hy, school nurse, and the Toung .hurryliM to Manchester Thursday, PICK-UP MAnchastcr failed of meettog smijh.' ,|ifrx Fmnei# O ss; , April iMut flve,« plan Ftadarick A. Ayer; Na- HaU in northI (Mtrict. Seeute Oe'en'HIke Mpthsra Club, aponaors. wlU aaalat thm Hale, Inc., to Rolf W. and Friday and Saturday for w. T. To First Annual Coin* Rs blood quota again this month prtka Wayiaad. Pr«iik>W6ir, HooM M acutM la Appototmsate art to bs mads with Brownies Troon 90 after achool Twenty-one Boy Scouts and Bx- Ruth B. Luraon. lot 14 and south Grants Big Birthday Sals. Don't by A amali m argix as yeAterday's tort D ogi^ Pbikar UtSHi'* trtle li * v M n . Dorln S. SUb- Mrs. Dudley. Brand. ’Thera wlU b# ■cssiona in tha Robertson School nUas it! Pocket your Ahaie of the Court to Treat Teen-Agers ference on Resources tort MUtor, Mix ifyiWA KMO^l Mm ct tOeiawfHDe^ Utkavltw plorers wont on the week-end two- erly east half lot 18, aecUon two, with Mrs. Henry A. Bey, leader; 4 ta l He,re Bloodmobile operaUon ri^ lte d to day hike to Camp Quineb^. a nominal charge o t 35 cents for Nathan Hala Heights. savtogs! ' ’ . Rogm- ArtmsoB, X rx T«r. Tto topic acccrlhw ctcpc Mrs. each treatment. the Merry Sewers 4-H Club at General Manager Richard Mar enly- .\4l succeasful tohte. Thera Tomezuk, Mrx OactliA •tcM tac ONC in p rcp u ln s choco- Preston, with two leaders and two Collto O. and Debora S. Cole o f 9:30 X m. a t the home of Mrs. paronte. Several Scouts passed , Tha club will sponsor a Well- Tolland to Samuel Cole, off Flan- As Adults in Rowdy Cases tin, former director of the Con Wart i78 doaom scheduled at tlu Arthur McCreduub -Mix Into Baiter aovmoa, udag ogfc Ethel Ckrgo to work on articlea \Offers Finest Vance, Doan Barg. 3Uaa 1. their ': out-door teste. Bverstt Child Cbntercnoi here April S from dera Rd.; Ooorga W. and Ida M. for the coming 4-H dreaa revue; necticut State Water Commission, beginning o t 'ihe day; but by the tU tu t nolAc. Barth was chef for the group. 9:80 to n xm. with Dr, Louise O. Add StomaiA?, Geganheimar, Albeit Poet, ro r chocolate cggc idM f orcoc aU Htokel to Leon and Covsy. Robert the Krafty Klippera Clftb waa on# o t tha main hpeakers at time the Bloodmobile began oper Meet to Keren Tol^ local phyalri)>m, to charge. Bochahowtea of Bast Hkrtford, Judge Jo h n 's. O. RoUner, U k-.iwlth Ih* Ixw. "Vou ere 16 and re- Bedell, J. J. HalAlak, J#.. 9 t the tacMoa from the egg ahcll Juniors at 8:80 p. m. at' the Hans [New F a c ility tha first annual public conference ating, 26 donora had canceled Madden. Kerwto lirit, Anthony J. Proulx has beefi pro- MUa Danefay and cluh mambtra lots 105. 109, section B, Actor’b Hansen homx The senior girls GetTUMS Quick! IrtB cognlaanre of the recent APoiwlble for your actlona.’’ Judge by moans a t a drinking straw and nioted to airman first clam in the WiU amtet. There are sfven of M Colony Bstatea, Bxt. two; Geor i , ___ I Rottner reminded him. on natural rtaourcea under aus their appointments. During the af Frey, Ri: J. SulUvaa, AMart I fllU ^ the hoHow dteU w ith molted will meet samo place at 7:30 p. m. Top-speed relief ibir ge sj |J*mah - of teenage rowdyism, | outbreaka of rowdyism by ternoon’s work, 41 more donora Jamee Oanaer, Martin Air. Pbree. He is stationed in appointmehte available, theae may gette pershhen Marchl of Hamden tomorrow. M in r ym rs of phinnlng -cul. pices of tha Qmnacticut River chocolata. After taMag the shell Seoul. Koresi. where, he .has been acid iadigestioe. ^ warned in Town Court this mom-! teen-agers, particularly in the State who had been scheduled cither Charlea Huribuit, OUfton - Oaffto, he nude'-wnSr'Mrs.-.Frederick C. to Joaeph and Mary Bulaaon of The Frisky Needle 4-H Club. 7 CML IRUNO WhtarahAd Council, today at tha from the hardenad chocolate all for the past five montha His wife, Race, riub new C3illd Welfare mlnated in the opening of a j Ing that JuvenilesJuvenUes brought tofore' befo“ ' —Theater on' —Friday ■ - nighU. • ■ ■ and * at failed to appear a t ail, or canceled Leohard„|>arilBi, Arthur T. Veak, Stafford Sprinfs, lota aeven, eight, to 8:80 p. m. at the home of Mlaa Cyatoacopy Room a t, Maqcheater him would be''xreated aa adults. University of Masaachuaetta in shortly before their appointed that Is necsssi^ to get the Choco the former Claire R Bamo. ex- Committee chairman. aactloa Ptoe Lake Shores. ' the'^Wedneaday night wrestling Mary Hunter, Carl Hunter. CMncgU late Bastar egg is the decorating. Mcts his overseas service will end Naomi Orifftth; the Second Con ..Memorial Honpttal recently. ~ “I waipt ;( brought to their s t- j matches at the State Armory, have Amhetet, time, ' • / McLafferty, Clmnant Laoncehtooi Mrs. Stebbias has previoualy had H 4kptsmb#r. The Garden Oub has dimated Howard G. Rayncdda of Mans gregational Chu^h ChoTr' at .7 iRntlon Ihftt If thfiw MctlonR con** I■ led to a consideration by the netawesBoard Martin told the assembly that Walk-in donora, aa usual, savtd HoArard Mohr, /Alan Grant, $10 toward the National Council field to Joeeph L. aad Mary E. p, m. In theUr Sanctuary; the First Long before the nlw wing had articlss accepted and printed la Proulx m#t tAlktd-WlUi John roR INI tUMMT u;lnuc," . he said, “this court Will | ©f Directora of an ordinance ' that "Wa need to atop fecht^ sorry for the day 'from being a conjplete drew Wayland, Pannw SUte Garden Oub Federattona Bulaaon, lets one, two. three, four, been thought of, conaldenerion had deal with juveniles . - adults and < impqae a • p.m. curfew on oursalvea and atart making greater House and Garden, Woman’s Day, end'Bva RenuAy. V 80 Camp Tour been given to convfrilng a ' apare fiasco for Manchester. There were Edwin Palmer,' Carl _. Hobby Digest, COlloctor-Hobbylst, entertainers, of Gerald Park, in “March of Silver Offering Mouth five, block P, Pine Lake Shores; T •HANCHI impose penalties." Teen-agers oyer youngsters under 18, iiae of obr natural advantages in 53 men and women \yho appeared, Walter Doll, Donald S. Obnikd, and prdgram in memory of Jesee R Lea to John M. and Dor room ’ into a cyatoMopy room in ,16 are not juveniles, he added, but; Students at Mancheater High the whole valley and along each 'ftailer IYsysI a M Trailer M^ga- Koroe raoently. ’The airman la a MOTOR ! order to provite the* patienta of during the afternoon without ap Norman Baldwin. son of Mr. and Mra Alex D. Miriam Irene WUey. Ooutrihutloua othy B. VcnDock on Root Road; /■ adults, "and they’n be trcated.,ac- | High School hsve also moved to tributary.’’ Martin t;aa speaking pointment and donated a pint of Tjie next visit of ttw. Blood- go toward a permanent home ter Cart J. Nygran of Manchester to the hoapital with the Aniurt. faclli- . Tax Bills baued Proulx who are now vacationing cordlngly.” — curb the reported Extreme bad be- of the txlley'a water reaourcta olood. Only . 18 would-be donora mobUe will be on Thunday, A j^l the council.' --I* Mervin !«. and Patricia A. Clem- tlc« available for the dlagnoets Judge Roltner issued hla- warn-jhavlor. In' assemblies Monday they primarily which he told the audi 29. The {dace will to tha aatoa. to Florida. •nd^ treatment of diaesaea of Ihe were turned down for minor physi Tax bills ca the Ust to PaBent to Hospital Mre. George B. Simmons has ■on of Mancheater on Wright’s l i ^ .V ing in connection with the case of peld paq|J,rdiacuBslona on .the prob- ence were more than adequate for cal reaaona. Woodruff Hall at Center Obuich. I ta aclMol 7$0. S paresBi of Bnance school and selectinen'd praaented the club Ubrary with a Road. urlnaiy tract. The idea waa aban Mrs. Bdward Smith, the termer 16-year-oId [tonald ' Coulombo of I lem and are now in the process of the needs and woetd continue to Scheduled donora who helped and the hours j!or the blood ty o - budgets BMO^Bt.n have been book “Begonlaa fbr' American i)nit-Clalm Oeada Filed doned, however, when plana were 159 Woodland St., ^vho was writing reports including suggested be so. gram operation will be from 13:45 swdk Bi. ,• poresat of Lucy Clark of Scotland, ia a pa iiH it made for the new wlifg and the achieve yesterday's resulta includ aant to aU local property taxpayers Homaa.” by Helen K. Kranae. to- mult-claim deSda filed as of chat'grd with destruction. of pri remedies which will be acted on He said there ia no indication ed Mrs. Claire Primus, Mrs. Arltoa to 5:30 p.m. Red Croca Staff Aldea tient a t Windham Community Me aeribed ^Tn memory of Mrs Miriam architect ,inaj.ructed to create a by Mrs. Mabel G. HaU, tax col morial Hospital. Shs Is in Room Monday here foUow: Murland R vate property. ‘ ■ . by their Student Council. that the volume of water'available Eagteaeti, Martin Starin; Ray will achedule appointmaiite for tWa in irasM T .m n.d P«* lector. The tax rate la 3SH mills. Irene Wiley who liven forever to Q a « 21^ cyatoacopy room adjoining the x- Police said Ooulombe and a 14- In other cases in court this.morn either In surface streams or In the of t*"** 134 undergoing obaervatlon, Bradley of MahaftoM to Roger H. mond Schuyler, Mrs. AtoO*, Bou- period at once. If men aad woman This tax la due and payable our gardeiur." •Avoi. siuwsaie ewaBit ray department. yeaivold eompxnlon broke 12 win ing, Clarence Haiigh, 28, of -104 ground water auptSy la Icm, on the hefm, Mrs. Rudolph Albalr, .Mrx whd wished to be donora but Bisoa flgurss indicate, the friends, said today. Warraatoo Deads F1M end Haael Aronson of 'Vsmon. lota The completion of thia room, B to the problem cannot be Thumday ahd becomes deUnquent Cage OertlScatoe Set 11. 18. Section H, Waterfront dows In a small house at the rear Charter Oak St., wsf granted a average, than at an;- time since Dorothy Mclnemey, Mrs. James mlaaed out on the Mancheater Vii^ May 1. interest wiU be charged Warraatoe deads filed aa of while delayed by lack of fund* and, of 136 Woodland St„ Sunday night. suspended judgment qn a charge of the country waa first aettled. Norrie, Mrs. James Caffrey; Mias wish to volunteer by phmiim ^ a matter of requiring more The Robertson School latter C Helghta; Jamas J. Donohue, bank jack of nursing peraonnel, has now from April 1 at the rate of five ta the Towa. Clark'S office ruptcy eatato Quit G. Benson, to To* I» n c o r ^ tmaafer of property. In Coato N T ^ ^ Olga T. Bengteon, *^K«lM I-CAfR8 Mrs. Georgette Deiaifey, .Mhra, nioBth and fraction thereof unUl clude those of George and Ida Mae now prepared to provide facilities ties and Judge Rottner, who.said orhia wife who said he abused sources in that it rroves from Richard Dimock, Mrs. Elizabeth ' ahoTs average in the dto- ball team tomorrow.by William E. lot one, two. Section O., Actoria for the urpldglcal cAre of Ha he dldfrt 'waat to trke out his and beaten her. place te place and la not, sus cMtaa malntalasd. he said. delinquent taxes are paid. McArthur, coach. The captain ter Htokel to Blot I. Martin of West Colony Bstates, B xt two; WU- Lewis, Mre. John Kacmarczyki Hartford, .lota 5$4. 585 to Actor’s patienta, Mantheater Memorial “wrath” on Ooulombe, followed the Also William Gardner, 60,Npf no ceptible to ownership. The supply Leqnard D.. Rivard, Mrs, Dotia' Summer Rec Job ^ guide cur youth through the Mrs. HaU will be la her office next , year'a‘teqm will also be Uton B. Lynrii cf Bloomfield to in the Town Office Building each Colony BaUte: Stanley J, and Hoapital thua jolna the ranka of recommendation of Prosecutor W. certain addresi', waa given a S ây available l» constantly changing Maszolt, John F. Maloney, Helen - »ij»*^ “ITiere would aeem To be' no .rea Mrs. Hazel Pinney, Leon Podrove, Rummer playground supervlaora. Board of BducaUcu and led by the Grade seveg and eight pupila of Schwager, Carol Bridgeman. J^ ce Oarbartal to George Garbarini, on Shoee V .. from t e t . . Visual Bzamlaatlon selected to serve as the cystoscopy son for any of' us to be either dry ^swimming . inalructorx /and life the Robertson School wUl have a Alfred Anderaon of WUUmsnUe room. T hus,'it la now'paaslble to HeraM Photo. aad Herman Yules. . Jaaoe A. Bralaard. who Scplly, A nita DIette. Pamela to MUdred M. Kelley, lota 39, 80, South tomet ^ The wdrq~''cyatoscopy means Drivje Short Mr. and Mrx Enuumel A. Feteraoa or dirty." Also donating during the after guards, Reoreatitm IN r^br Jamito Id tdannsd the meat< social for clasamainbs)rs coly from Glenney, Nancy Biaaell, Joanne Certlflcatoa of distribution filed . Btsppsr to Dtouteea . . . visualization.of the urinary chan take an x-ray before any nrblogical More than 500 InhabKanta of the noon were Ernest Oakman, Roland Herdic' announced today. r ao T ^ stage for fu- T:SO to.lO:M p.m. to the school asetion G, Waterfront Heights; InstrumentaUon is performed, dur ----- Rychllng; M artha McOombe, Fred. CL King to John C. Lynch of Monday bars recording tranMm ot but we never eeD a ^ / nel and urinary bladder, or vis Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel A. Peter Cornell, spiritual leader fronwthat Connecticut Valley were scheduled Miller, Fritz Noren, Mrs. Julia Requlremente for thea# pdaltloaa tare eeepmattw e ffe r^ auditorium. Judith WhsMock and ing the actual performance of the to attend this gathering, Sidney are teat a.person haa' graduated Nancy Moore of grads seven are Karen ffldredge, Roeeann Chiarialo, WlOlmantle, on Hop River; John pnêrty ftolow: Bstate of ifll B. ualization; of the ao-called lower Instrumentation, or after the ihstru- Of Set Goal son, 61 Sprace St., who will be. time to 1932. The bridal attendants Meleske, and 'May Mcl-oughlin. martty i^medaa, -naher pointed Hasel UtUe, scorer. C. Lynch cf WUIUnantlc to WilUam Turney to Hattie M. Turney, dow aiagfr pair of ’em sntS oar eiptet IttiBg eteff urinary tixct, by means of a spe were the bride's slater Olga, now A. Edwards, managing director of Also Mrs. Ruth Ritchie, Eugene from High achool, predUbhly to e a t It Is hoped that groups wlthiit Jdmnntng the dsnce with music by •f. 9 mentation ia completed. Thus, it ia married fifty years, Friday, April college now, and to intereriad to : . . CBnlea To Be H dd V. Doama of ManafleM, on Hop er interest Chsunesy, Charles and cialty designed lens or optical now possible to observe by x-rays Mrs. Weiman of Benton St, the Connecticut Development Carlni, Mrs. Nancy MandelL Mrs. the down.and the eomnuntty aa a Ralph Sweet Is sure It’s the ptrftet style stse eaU width for 7T Per Cent of Quota 2, will celebtate\heir golden wed Coramiaaion of Hartford, 'Was Eleanor Zeiser, Veronica Irvine, teto type of work. For appUcatloaq wheto amy evehre a positive, united, Parents are requested to pick up The iwcond of three immunlaa- River; WUliam F. and Dorothy S. Gertruda M, TUmey, two tracts on 8 Me. Nursert, 8 Tormi.Cspe end syattem known aa a cyatoeope. Bv the actual .^ itio n of a alone in widow of Eric, A. Weiman. TTie French of Portland to Anthony, highway Isadiag m m Bolton to • use of this Instrument diaeaaea of ding with "open house." Sunday beat man waa Mr. Peterson's chairman of the panel on industry, Mrs,. Ray -Wogman, Rena Brauti- or further information regarding ijsaatiarttvs appsoach to the proh- chUdren promptly at 10:80 p.m. tion chnics will be conducted April thf iedivMasI diiidl WoSa too proud of our I S 03rtra ’’Anti.Celle'* Nlpplex the ureter vtolle manipulations Are R each^ by Red Crqso; 7 at 8:80 a.m. at the Robertson Jr., and Maria G. Damrah ofSouth Tblland; Bstate Charles B. Tur the genlto-urlnary tract can be afternoon from 3 o'ôck through- brother, Carl, now deoeaaed. in Which ..Martin spoke, garo, Mra. Dorothy Potter, Mrs. these poAittons contact tee- Re*^ iKOA he aild. Thera wiU be a charge of 38 cents SttiBg ssrvfee tvsr totehe eheaeml being made td extract it. He discussed "Present and Po creation Department by phona •Sam onwai Tatw>i-oapa« recogpUxed and promptly treated, Bolton Returns Added out^the evening at ^helr home, Since their marriage, Mr. and Lorraine Peterman, Creighton imora caqpiMs sisriis stengs for Furthermore, small tubes or Fulguratlon I'nlt' - •rhey cordially Invite th eir rela Mrs. Peterson have continued to tential Water Supply and. Use In Shoor, John SwAnson Jr„ Hyatt come. to the Recreation OfHee/ Accotdtag to Slee. Carefony Fitted At tlw nifpls lisht up to fsedisg tiisa Catheters can be passed to each The second moat Important tives, and friends to calK at their live in Manchester and have iMen the Connecticut Valley." Sutllffe.^Mra Kenneth Beer, Wil the to u t Side Recreation piece of«new equipment In the 'The 'ucal Red Cross dri ve reach Martin, who participated in 22 School S t, 1.50 u OUR SHOE, SUpofftsdoaietssoada kidney and detailed X-ray studies convenience during the receiving active members of Emanuel Luth liam Vatjera, Mrs. Jessie BeAch, f t cysto.scopy room Is the new Bovie ed 77 percent of its $20,900 quota Writing tbe New England Inter Stuart Lynne, Mias Nancy Bowers, P R lC tS to ; ‘ DEPARTMENT 'made of each of these organs. By hours. eran Church. Five children were collecting samples of urine front Fulguratlon Unit. ' This lns\ru- as returns from the Towri of Bol Mr. Peterson and the bom to them, three of whom are state Water Pollution Control Marjorie Mercer, Harold Orfitelli, :| each kidney separately, the func- ment is provldk^ With two sys ton were added to the local total. Miss Motile T. Lindell, daughtei now living, Mrs. Barbara Nuag. Compact and the Connecticut Riv Philip Lewis, Mrs. Norman Bald tems for electrorSaectiOn and fulr er Flood Control Compact, Wga fdowl’s th e tim e to " tlon. of each', kidney can be stud Bolton is the only drive division tile Tate Mr. and Mrs. Adolph ' doiT, Mrs. Lorraine Elliott' and win, Mrs. Mark Kravltz, Mrs. gui;ation employing a vacuum designated "Guardian of Natural ied individually and the presence to reach its quota to date but ,tbe dell, were married In the Dexter Peterson. There are eight Frances Ryan, Mrs. Sadt* Mitch- or absence of disease in either or tube circuit for ctitting- and a home by the late Rev. W. P. Ander '^randehildren. Resource^' by the Connecticut eU. Elmore S. Anderaon, William Prescription Phi folir-spark gap ayatem for hemo retail divlaion expects to attain Its Outdoor Writers Aasoclaflbn. Aa a gan conflfmed. While these stuj(- quota shortly. Chairman Everfett son, who served the church as pa.s- Formerly employed by Cheney Mlnney, Paul Ktoaman, J a to e a 901 Main St., TeL MIA5321 les have been made in the past stasia. lt:^.la pCasible with this tor from. 1895 to 1911, and was suc- Brothers, Mr. Peterson has been director ot the -Connecticut State Fee, David J. Donovan, Benedict new machine' to blend th'eae two KeRh has' stated that the receipt Water Commlaiion, he repreaented a hew cfu*— •t the Manchester Memorial Hos of gifts - already promised from ceeded by the late Rev. P. J. O. retired for some years? Kaiser, Walter Foaa, Jame# Mc- types of current so that the uro- the ata's In cooperative programs Brierty, Dr. Donald Morrisbn, and pital. they can now b6 done more lo^cal 8urg;eon can produce the local - retailers ' will put retail up with the federal goveranênt to satisfactorily , and safely than to its quota; ' cated oK the property, v^ll be Albert Cble. / heretofore and with a greater de exact current , moat suitable to hia determine navigation, shore erM- Additional doiiora were Mrt. Tine ie Ae year to buy F ord - If ytm buy your new Ford now needs of the moiuent. Thus, ob Corporation gifts continue to Carter Plans moved. ion control,- floM control and June Stutz, Katherine Wagner, Your prawnt car ^ never be gree of aclcntlttc accuracy. arrive slowly and Chairman Frank Valley Oil Co. will aak permis far ’64 F o ^ have so many you’ll have the ftm of driving a Special Table structing tissue from the pros hydroelectric project*. * Norman Kloter, Mias Shirley Ca- qrarth m on—it will go fiir th e r new car thie qpring and be eet for trate gland can be readily ex Simon haa expressed much con sion 'to construct an additional A# address by Governor Chris selll. Walter FYedrickson. Cheater advanced foaturee they’ll atay The most important piece of cern. for that section, of the drive bay to the nmth side of .a gaso -• towud buytof your new Ford, equipment in the new cystoscopy cised and any bleeding promptly Before ZB A tian A. Harter of Maaaachusetts, Koeak,' Stanley Baldwin, L^man ' worth mon/or yeori/ the vacatkm eeeaon. - has readied but 35 percent of Its line station at too Main St. with highlighted the affair. NEJUtlif AIR now than it ever will agsin. room is the Foley Cystoscopic contt oiled by fulguratlon. In ad quota. Simon points cut that this Fuller, Trieste Paganl. H a n f y dition, tumora of the bladder can a certificate of i^roval for a re Skiff, Stanley Davis, Rlchan' Operatst for only tSf a Table designed by Dr. Frederic B, division missed Its quota by tome Aiilo D paW to O utline pairer'a license ★ . Foloy of St. Paul. Minnesota. As a be completely destroyed by ful $900 last year to caijae the entire yuuinc Martin, Bruno MaatoU, Kowrt moaUiTmtsad i# tfr to 30$ guratlon. More refined and more . Robert J.'^SmithX^ka an ex McTeman. Walter Moasarv: m m x4i!|) foraU^yfa vacosm-. ’nM w’anodiiiHr likgppsswuin i practicing urologist. Dr. Foley drive to miss quota.». Hq calls iponvpon i P ro je c t^ 1 Show room tobaaid*! Right'Bow, 9«a gw o iir yoM ju d dreamed Tor many, ya»Tji of cre«- thoqAugh care can now be ad- tension of perinlBslotr.,te use ‘a lot Public Records ham Batson, Mra Beds Walrath Wo widi to bufld up 0^ ^ the m odd Fm d, in your choiao of local .- corporations to Ji'_ ,ve genes. for parking cars" And & o removal etocks for the qiring dwrwnd eo lateet m o^ gar- tog.a tablg. that would.eriabla him mtnatBed to thoaa in need of It., oualy ato" Earl Andertori. Hugo Banami, Ger ^ LIflhiiksteuM. truer as4 - while confined to the Manchester xd urges thosL which have I At Appeals Hearing 0f A restriction Impoa^ by the ald Millington, F. W /'^dersbn, .■/ dealer ihaa evw! ••, cokr^ and widi juit tha aquip* new car of your dtoume can be and all qrolbg^ to (xirform their not contribute to the pari tb give / Wkrrantee Deed ■ »• Jffolo wining to m a le s tt i sctiv o ■pocialized tnaheuvers not only with Memorial HospKal. ZB A against egress or\ ingress Vergil Hartzog. Carl Casperaon. ^ Tbe ear “A” touary lads a ' mant you want y o m lo d t& ^ . thia year to aid this good cause. Carter Clievrolet Co. will out- on the north side of the lo^ypn tbe /Philip R. Larson and Leatha M. Harriett Caaperaon, Mrs. Joan full biobUi . . . bo *'9'* bat- . l i i i B r W now! a'greater degree of safety but with Lastly, all Ure other types of York Strangfeld b conUcting j plwa for erection of liaraon to The Mancheater Invest- lary...fm«rbaM*rydiaaaial greater preciaion and thoroughneas. equipment employed by the uro new south side of Ford Street. \Thia- Houston. / ' local organizatioiia ipx- ar second' property is to the' rear of the gas pient Corp., property at 118 Lydall Appearing as donora were . Ray 'A Finally, after many years of expert- logical surgeon such as cysto- time for expected gifts from many “"‘L **I°P • • i r n i s mentation, the Foley Cystoscopic scopes, and atone baskets, etc. are of these groups have not arrived, Boqrd df Ap- station at 5S9 Main' St. , Lambeck. William Hahnah, Robert ;19BiifMABMn ibuiunr.i»i*n»nbii>tqio groups ^ ‘ Bufidtog Peemito Freglx Kenhato -Larson, Frank Table waia developed; and Man provided in abundance s^ the hos Reaidential' Chairman Jack ij. I peals tonight In thej^bearing room Ethel Robb wants. tO miAe ^ For ilteratiaaa and addition# ‘to iUaiam bytWCw rilaBWgBieii chester Menriorial Hofcpital is the of the Miinicipai. Building at 8 terations to .A n0n«copfomttoff. Roberta Jr.; Raymond St aits. inncbn !■* AWiMHUlliiiri^ pital, and In fact, the equipment McCarthy reports, that the recan- eUihga to Garfield R Keeney for Richard OalltolMr, Georgb Muir, owner of the first of these ia. .second to' none .In' the state of vaasing of residential areas fio o'clock. garage at 197 Center St., TCeeney at U8 Keeney St. has been shipped east - V Iwgj Oiduf gW la t t g / ... Corihecticut. Any type 8f uro- aolldi reAldenta who >l-ere not con Five •applications, will be- aired John M. Steward dealres to- *IM#WI0WbB#> So great was the de- loglc investigation from the” ex tacted on the regular canvass has in the hearing. Two of them erect a hood over the sjde en 8t., $1,000: Ray 8. Warren d- . ' . . this table that fully a amination of tite bladder of ^ a' reduced the residential quota are state hearings also. trance-of his home at 101 Lenox Princeton S t. $l.6oo.- Herbert Itomron. Peter- Oeaellx year elapsed between the date it ' Carter, la seeking permission to St. that will bf cloaer to the eolith T o ’rtmmaa V. Panclera for alter and Franeto Cowax t m a i m t s iq it new-born babe Id the study of the deficit to ttop and he feels thAt can- Walk-to donors included Mrs. was ordered arid received. The state of the. kidneys in a centen vasserahave funds in their posaes' use premises St the comer o t Main side line than regulations - allow. ations t\a n accaasory building at Foley Uble is also specially arian Is now possible in the new Sion îch will ba tumed.to when Charter Oak Straets for sales, Ail persona Interested^jniAy at 84 Hackmatack S t $950. Ruby Cervlnl. Mrs. James .Gor signed to facilitate transurethral tend this hearing, To-John^^lm oe for Albert Gay- man. M ra. Mary Leggett Archie g r in n S cystp.scqpy'• rootfi and . with the, the cancasa is coniplef^ to reduce i service, repair and atornâ of new Moriaz, Arthur L Johnaph. Mrs. ' surgery j, or the type of surgery per newly .ac(ju|red uroloigical equip thlA daficil further. McCarthy asks I used motor vehlckte; lighte emi for a l\^car garage at 56 Co formed through the natural that Any rasidient who has not been *"d signs .for same -and A ■ certlfi- After putting down new lino lumbus St., IL505. Mary Lawler. Matthew Morlarity, channel; without £.reaort to ■ an ment. Mr*. Emily Ba*Ua and Mto* Helen a âollcltad and wlahea to donate, cate of approval. The plot to leum, be aura, to give it a coat of Incision. Thua,' atones, may please noUfy him/and he will see bordered on three sides by atreeU WAX at once. .Thto. wfll seal, the The. populatto tee United Kaiser. be removed from .the bladder or MORE STRAWBERRIES r Also as\walk-tas were Mias lx>to San Franclaeb ---The na that the contribution to called for. — Wells, Charter Oak and M«in pores and make it wear~inuch States waa 161.f the end ureter Uirou^ this method; and Ha ’explataa UiAt this will Aid I Streeta—and two house# now k>- loiigAr, of 1953. Guriafsmi, John Gromah, Harry the praitate gland in the male tion's leading etrawberry ^ te .‘ more often than not can be re-' California 18 expected to produce greatly, for some residento are bound to be toisaed in the' cancass __ moved via this approach. 25 per cent friore berries tjlia year A ^las X-Ray Room than tl)e 98 million pouito crop iii of a town the aize- of Mancheater. — V- Moat o< the diagnoaUc or investl- 1958, 41 per cent of thb national - f ------— ■ gativq work to ut'ology entails the crop. .The atate'x acreage la quake which hit Oiar- use of x-raya, and' a room adjolh- being increased by more than C.. In 1886 waa felt to j tog theMdiological department was 1,000 acres to 10.500. and Boetox is YOUNG Tim/ at Marlow's/ sum.FOR Um JE Flowers that bloom to the ■V : Spring, tra-to. are no prettier FB iOW S than our fresh new- crop of girls* wear. See our collec- tton tomorrow. Slsea S-Ox. Bead colarn .mlxturca la

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From $ 1 0 . 9 5 -J You can âva tha woiU'a moat A YouH find;Oi^ Ford in. the low- 5 F (» ^ lead in other foatures, to(A w advanced. “eight” —Ford’a new , price fieU 'ofito you all tbm , - They’ve got richer, roomier. inte-_ I jto ^b lock, low-frictioD IdO-h.]^. I power aarietsi* faster - Guide: rion and exclurivee like the Y'Uock V-& 'And it ooeta test power steering. Swift Sun Power- Astra-Dial Control Panel! Rayon acetate and cotton than moat “iiaeal” V ^ Brattoe, d^Waiy Power Front Seat with bolero JackeU. Sizes (not - SIsM 7-14, In two-tone JMux . you real “go” pto aconomyl 9 9 1 If ever a rug waa bOm to caiitol living^ I ^ - : $ 7 . 9 8 From $ . ^ Califomia Casual is it. Choose from thrill ! , ’ And you’ll get Ball-Joint .1 ■ ing midti-colon or smart solid ahadea for' JOYS’ WHITE . Front Suabeosion, the big your hmne, he it modern or provincial; DRESSES 3 gest dbaam advance in 20 N O W /YOliR CAR MAY RE WORTH MORE California Carnal la at home with your OUR>FAMOUS Sait style—aaVy check ^talfetx Pre*tcM SHIRTS : budget because it’s remarkably low- NEVER BEFORE!!^ AND NOW, ONLY.HER|J! America’* top rated elsea 12-14. yeaia, for smoother riding, engine. . . pju* the NUMBER ONE (ullyAutomatto transmiarion for CHUilETTE 4 ' . Stoee 8-« aad 8-lX With andt eerier handling. prioed. What’a more, Cahfornia Casual ia - nithoOt bowe aad cuff Hakxi TO US THAN YOU THINKI - ^ nw niU it to giva you twice the wear. powerful acceleration, control, eaae and mmplicity of operation! DEPARTMENT $U ).95 f ■ ■y Chrysler’* 286 H.P. FirePoww V-g and PowerFIito No-clutch Drive! (For the' kard-to-flt ■ i i n Now you c#n drive more tofely tfi»n you ever drove before. Come miss). From $ 1 . 9 8 fael the thrill of being NUMBER ONE . . . come drive the beeutlfui , By Joyce - Ann ^ ■ _ ■' - --X -u. . . . jChryder . , . come diacover Arhy "anything leu it yttterday’t ear/" BLOUSES ■ aadDRESSES otherx CottOue, rayons, ayloax Slaee We also have a completa In cotton aad nykm. 9-14. . selection of Tie#, Belt#, nm sowm and iboK or iiMauMF a m vouw m a cw ra u i Sizes 8^,-14 ^ Buy Now and-Buy^ Might!^‘Test l)rivB -the ’54. Mord'! ■e. . Su#pender# and Trottoers, 1934 NASCAR AND STfViNS TROPHY .WINNERI ’ 1 9 8 ,. ^ 1.98-$8.95 DRESSES. We nlao .<^nry a full liRe of * liyludlBgi.Ch u h b y drecHMio in Junior, misiseg antf DILLON SALES and SERVICE IROW M EAUPRE, lM> • 89l East Outer auh-tbeax - Vi size#. $fi.98Vand up^ , L'-"- jji»' 'Ma i n . m uT'.— .MAnqHBTa.; ■ FJlifRIÎTURE S1IM 195 -A 0#e Our Lay-Away Plan / 'r d e p a r t m e n t IVOUSFOSP DSAUSFMÎHI StnUSIO CAS luv, TOON •Lf .1.' y Z i ‘ I

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t : - ' I / ■• r IIANGHfiSl’ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 81, 1954 ■iv MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^.WEDNESPAY, MARCH 81, 1984 food soli In the social rooms of tha also to have their dlsohaVge re U. B, S. John W. Hood; one daugh-' deeplte Ha handling of milUona of Ha fought former SecretaiV of Agri Legion Conducts Bonds for Babies Rockyille-Velnon church OK- Hriday, April I, start- corded with the Town: Clerk to ter, Mrs. W eiley A. Rood"of W arren Retires vouchers and clalmii, OAO'opera culture Chartea Brannan on leoSea y Ingdt 1:30 p. m. receive their tax exemption. Waterbury: three ''sliterii Misi^ tions never have given rite to a of grKth'from government ware- , ^ e fourth In the scries of Len Jean Kynoch of Riverside Drive, "breath of acandal.” hoUbes. He oppoeed formir Secre G i v e n t o * T e n a n t s ., ' Kiowa Connell to Meet *Aucti0n Tonigk^ As Com ptroller ten vbspara will be held tonight 'Dte - members of Kiowa Council, New York Chty; Mrs. Arthur W. He was the third Comptroller tary of Commerce Chai;Ua Sawyer WE ARE MOYDI^ at 3 p„ m. at tha church In Vernon Shepherd, Bolton i, Mrs. Hirbert General.The first, John R. Mc- over sale Of the 70-mUlion-doUar Seattle iffV -A Seattle apart LaPointe yGipen Repr^vei Degree' of Pocahontas, will meet (ifv/«r Advice TRIVETS Center. .The Rev. Oeorge B. Hig tonight at 7 to go to the BUrke Amlson/'-PraVldence, R. I.; two The American Legion hail oq Pago oaa) Cark served a full term and r*< superiiner,- the U. 8. United Statea, ment houas haa reversod traditions gins, pastor, (vlll have for his nephews, one niece andûr grand Leonard St., was open continuous « to tha Unltad Statea Upas for about U bw* RscstotBW ...... /w-1.4f Funeral Hofhe to condutt the ri'.ual tired in 1336. Raappolntment is and urged Its tenants to hava To pay Debt in 30 Months madltatloh iSubjecL "L Believe In for Mre'. Lucy A.. Kreh, . meniber 'children. >" ly today to rceive artlden.for the Ive taring aa a Democratic •barred by law, The post waa 13 million dollara. That dlaputa la habloa—even offered a |3S dafensa n the Borglvanesa of Sins.” Funeral services >^1 be held at second annual .auction tonight of tht atill hanging tire..: U ^ Mock .. <...... 1*00 / of the council who died Tuesday. ORCHl Engaged ftepreaentative from North Caro vacant for more than two 3mara, bond to each new baby. r ■■ ' ' * ____ , FollowlBg the vewper, service Reservations for the 43rd Anni the White FuneraJ[/'Htrme tomor- Dilworth-Corneil-—Two- months- Look At GAO'S staff numbered 14,M0.\lt ...... Sweatland va. The Connecticut Co., also Monday and Friday evenings, A racant Ganaral Act. which Miaa LaPointe moved here from old David ChSrtler heard hiS dad's 'kCartin aaaiatad in di^wlncs up,. has been reduced to 5.SM. 4 PioM tor Sots ...... 4i9t 3.29 et 'als; John S. Biasell va. Harriet from 7 to 8 . "^He was/a member^'of the Union made at the request of former Windsor-Locks In 1952 and at Its Gov, Chester Bowles. They say that voice for the first time by radio. Mtpdhara tha Board, aa ^ aawar Mr. knd Mra Martin J. Rleatar Warren was an early and SCim-SSOOF, IONS Wf ARINO Munchin et al; William F. Johnson The Town tax ia 21 mills, and a .Congregmional Church, a Past advocate of govennhent reorgani- ALSO WALLETS. ASHTIUYS. SALT ood PEPPER peak employed 7QQ workers. It vs. Stephen C. F. Rose, et al: Fdlth Mastei/of Fayette /Lodge bf Bowles has a speaking enagement eWartjet Ipft last winter fo|; authority, to borrow undtt cartain Of Hllladala Rd.. Wapplng, an now -employs 150. The do'mpahy ftve per cept discunt Is allowed all service'aa company clerk with an coBdlUona That act, howavar, doaa aatlon to eliminate what be called I.INOLfUM VARNISH »J 9 9 ^ SETS. PAPERWEIGHTS. DESK PADS. Etc. H. Klnne va. C. F. Kuenhold; taxpayers wt.o pay their current MasofM. a member of the Tolland out of tho state on April .28 and nounce tha engagement of their “a mesa... and axtravagant suffered a net loss of 3483,701 last Frank Luthi, Admr. va. Emeat J. y Art Aasn. and Rising Star would be unable to -make the Army unit at Kitxengen, Germany. M t auparcada tha towa’a charter EVERYDAY GREETING CARDS Va PRICE year in spite of aalea'of 33,348,214. year's, taxes in. full on or before Radio station KJCK, Junction CORET daughter, Roaaaaary Catherine hodgepodge and craay-qultt of Brigham; John C. Oarcy va lo c i'. / * dinner. — which aaama to conflict with it. Jerome . E. Reapesa resigned as April 15. After that date full taxes City, Kansas, telephoned Mrs. That conflict waa one of tha Riaatar, to Paul (tana Blaaon, aon duplieatiena, Incftciencias and in- BRUNNER’S Leonard Clark. muat be paid with interest edded /He leaVsB his wife, Lena -president March 22 'in favor of The average American is eating- CTiartier before broadcasting a xodaonk Martin urflad tha aarly of Mr. and Mra. Rana*J.- Blaaon of coaslstenclee.'' David J. Dickaon. Jr., at al va after May 1st. AH iex-aervlce men /Strettenberger Kynoch of this Fbught Hoover Plan ROCKVILLE ROAD Stillbach. president of the Allied Markoff Realty, Ihc.; Joaefdi P. city: one aon, John D., - Machinist aboct 40 per cent more lettiiCe tape-rec'orded messsg^, from the •acaclnff of bond counaal. The 1140 Boulevard, Waat Hartford. ■ u n r ^ u r a i ' CONTrS Product Corp. of Dorchester, are reminded, to (He a list with tfcfth father., Popiclarcayk, et ala va Frederick Mate First Class, stationed on the than before World War IIv Board wlU jmbably-coma to a No date haa'been a|t for,>tha ''^Sut when the recommendations TALCOTTVILLE X 23 OAK ST. MANCHESHR Maae.. but Respeaa la continuing assessors, aiid claim cxemptii at ita naxt naatlni;, wadding. of the first HooVer Commission on J. Raff, at ala; Catherine June CASUALS aa vice president in charge Wheeler Miner va. Robert B. Miner; Oovernmant Roorganisstion OPEN NIGHTS aales and research. . reached Congress in IbSO, calling Oeorge Coleman va. Alexander M. ^^Sartln aald' it nilsht ba naces' ihractor Walter T. Mahoney " -..J The creditors were told yester- -anry to laaua ravenua bonda rathar arJd ha would fight for 10 year for the stripping of major func- Shearer et al; Benjamin Franklin "tlons from GAO, Wajren de idqy Stillbach , brought additional va. The Congrega ion Kenaaeth ganaral obligation bonda. bond laauea rather then 90 year .working capital which was needed JUtaa of ravanua bonda would ba laauea He favored cutting the time nounced the plan aa an invasion of Israel, Inc. ^ the rights cf Congress. He won. W LaPointe. Respeas said the Democrata to Hear Uarroll period down and letting the tax . DorchesfeT firm makes tubing MORE TERRIFIC VALUES DURING OUR rate go lip *‘ao that the people bends down. Not a speech waa The Tolland County Democratic flharwood O. Bowara, Board used by ijaPolnte for Its television Assn, will meet In Mansfleld.at the chairman, farorad gattlng blda for would be cloaec .Co.a nay*aa*you* 'made nor a vota cast in-Congress to-support former President Her antennas. It hss been and will be TOwn Hall. MOifiday evening at 8 for tha Btwaga pUnt improvamanta Ao baais.” He aald tha ahorter a large, aupplier for the local com-* period would not put auch a bur bert Hoover on the issue. to hear formw -Lt. (3ov. William T,. hafora bonda are aold to avoid get*, pany. Carroll. The homlnatiiig commit ting a bid over tha eatimata. den on the children. Warren's letter to Congress members recalled with pride that. WE ARE SPECIALISTS Aasignmenta' will/be made from tee will preaent a alate of offlcera aald that could be dohe Martin aald that alnce 18 and the following trial list of court more aaally if it la puulMe to hor- 3 year bonds ara already out, to to be voted on at the May coun^ Easter IN cases April 0 at 10-a.m. for the meeting.,:: ' fo4it money in anticipation of honda laaua ahorter term bonds would spring session of . /.the Tolland 'i which- will nou hava / been change the peak period of bond Your lincdeum W ill Ir m lo a ^ r jr iih a coat o i Pittst President John B. Girardlnl of 'i ■ - County Superior ôurt, with Judge Ellington says he expecU a large authoriaad. Cvan if thia -practice matUritiM when the town la pay t>urgh W atcnps^srniah to‘protect it. Wster-clea/ John T.. Oillinan presiding: la not ponaibla, Martin iald, blda ing off the principat on the bonda. gathering aa the meeting falls near COX varnish that kceji^colors bri^ter longer. Easy to Edward H. Smith, vs. Jessie C. the May caucuses at wlhch time could be recal«ad befoip bonda are Smith; Edna Mae SaVage ’ vs. delegates will be ejected to the iaaued but very tight a^heduling OOAT CM>BS TO JAM. apply--it saves yotulindeuin, laves you inooeicl Moberiy, Mo. IPy—When day ■Vivian Howard Savage; Marian State Convention. There will -aUo would ba neceaeary. HARDWARE Schaefer.ys. William Schaefer, Jr. r ~ln aaid, ia the shift police officers came to work COMFORT be a discussion regarding possible g e t a RRIGHT n e w - OUTLOOK FOR SfRING WltH^ tUpg any pida one torni(.g, they were puxaled to " nilma' S. Kauppinen va. Julius candidates from Tollghd County, 0 FBifHbWt Lbwr SbmL Kauppinen; Gladys Almira Frink botUted on the animal. woravr ivMiw v p v 7W STKEET Hudson vs. Ernest T. Licence Ot District Deputy Night ton l^l ht bid wtthia(bond buyer reauHed in The goat waa a patlant prlaoner. als; Archibald MacDoliald vs. Lip- the Elks Home starting at J, with a low in tw te rata, hOwaver. Mar* And finally ita owner cam* MMdk TimpHiB IsBf mah .Realty, Inc,; Charles W. a social hour and refreshments to tin aaidffeUinga low intereat rate sheepishly in to claim hia goat It TILMI-3-AU1 Whitney vs. Ernest J. Llmberger. follow the meeting. Mcs. Marie on ' a nagottaiM bond aald waa had wandered away from ita pan nmMRWM|Nnî|^^ Henry J. Stutz vs. Charles Del- Kabrick Is chairman pf the com unlnw. during the night . mar Townsend; Charles Blonlarz mittee in charge. / Tisnue sheer nylons that drape softly, et al vs. WHlisun J, WasilefOky et Church A^vltiea alii; George -A. Colli, Jr. vs. Petei* The Friendly Glass of Union lend real enchantment to any window j . 'Suplina; Hattie C. Vince va. Congregational Church will hold a. —all extra wide for fpraceful cris- ALL OUR INSTALLATIONS ARE xrossjntr . . . easy to launder, quick 2 : 2 ! • dryinff. 100” to a pair. 45”. 54”, 65”, 72” long. BLOUSES ENGINEERED NYLON TAILORED , Dress up yoiir Eaater suits with beautiful PEGGY LANE blouseff. Dacrons, Nylons, STEAM • HOTWATER Silks and Cottons. i / S * » 9 7 7 7 7 • WARM a i r " H m iy o u R u m / wide. MAIN STREET Ml i , 72” long. i- i 54’ Spring 01 AIR C onditioning Flowered C UST6M TAILORED SOLID COLORS Pias, earrings luid- U T M A T I S m o t WimOUT OILIGAnpH A luxuriant lawn adds to the value o f fine t o ^ m t jew- ,1-, your property. A lawn, in which you that Call On Us Soon! take pride, it the result o f proper toil DRAW DRAPES touch of spring conditions and seed, such as the Richly textured bamby. cloth. that will Enhance . famed Woodruff Turf-Maker. Made of. SLtff a yard, mpiterial. iM” loag, 32” any costume. wide to pair, for windows np to 48” wide. T o find out-how to treat your Cuatom Uillorrt with 10 three fold jrartgidga , lawn so that it it ou(sunding in pleata across the top blind stitching through A PAIR W lLLIAM Sm your. ncighborhcK>d. read the out. Made with 5” buckram stlffenlug on top. new Woodruff booklet. Ytmr Choico o/. 10 colors, o antique gold, o crimson REG. $5.98 341 RROAD STREH TELEPHONE Ml-9e4540 rooe, o niune red, o chartreuse, o blue, o al- -1 — Lmu-h. a copy is yours for she ■ ■ mond green,. o ruby wine, o oyster white,, . asking and tells you all you need o grey, 0 hunter green; to know 'about growing lawn grass,. JUMSO SIZE RUGS 24x42 Frieze-type, short loop, non-skid. X IL I X m m m s \ - 11''-4 COLORFUL ALL - - .'t / <» , 2 1 - i A SCARFS [■ WITH- THE FAMOUS ROCKET T U ^ AND ALL-CHANNEL UHF to bring oot-'the rig^t A heaUtifnl scatter rug tor auy room. Available la touch of color iomped'off . vibrant Colors—to match any ensemble. Hunter Greed,

vance. Their teacher ' was .quite Abe l/tller Post. AU rtlH hold the iiready-trMiHd or* a fijrthar fefine- tongad as neatly^îpid compactly aa regular siting paper and Mg col nent, in instoat; powdar form. 'a ship's galley. Just crammed with pleased.behavlbr.of the heck.- and stop-savti^ devices, fll > V : v - grotip at lunch drew favorable lection Saturday inatesd jcsT taSt Every Escapee from Red China | New Gimmicks Oaa’t Wl* AB tSa TIbm Ona of Uia thbigi' that worrtoa Of a Sudden everyone has swttchad. comment from the waitresses. L ocal SltidenU -i: Saturday as sraa erroneodely re ported. Towncpeopla have b4en me ia that aftar I'v4 inatollad the back to huge rooms, complete with A tour of the State Capitol open fireplaces, rocking chain and completed the program for the asked, to bdndl* their papers and drapefiea-control lx«ea, ‘ equlppad RANGE 1 ' , S’' A ttend C îinctl- rags and to place Oiem-oAt' the Paints Bleak Mainland Picture S S fe d my windows with, inotora arid a bowling alley In one corner. They class. Guides at the ^ p itol showed succeeded, in almost banishing-tha. the students throughout the build- roadside early Safi rday morning. aUrtad a private! gairaga-to-par All roombCra participating In the Communtektiohs kyatain, some dining room from the American \d JO Yean from Notch ihg and kept them fascinated^with . H e l d a t • GBRAIAINE iTTCH smart operator Is/going to turn house—and now tt's corning back, wealth of inforaiation on hia- dilve have been asked to meet at NBA Spenet CerrMpondent Mgger, more formal than ever, and COAL \ the Community Hell at • a,m. By CYNTHIA IX)WRY around and start touting' ms on torlcal. exhlbito and use of the Telpal, FormoaV (NBA) -Every, Ap New-afeataree Writer tito Joy, the ohten^ and the fun what's more, 'with a psychologist's department ia forthcoming, an an building. Wapping, MaJek 31 (Si^laD- BUswertii Night Set Mferdi i i — ^ eacepea put of Red Chin* 4a llk«* a On page 18 in this month's toaue of hand al0stng;nrM>*i'ey. included Recognition to studento In many sit out the push-button curtain-pull, SIS CEN11SR STREET TEL. MI-S4136 raine McClhtchey, - and _ £ d n a l\ JUttIa aona recently atopped with under a patent signed by Andrew way things go. Juat about ths time M aa. H* 4U **y it would b* ftvo of Btandarda that a mml-traUer nesa sons on a parcel of land 200 fields will ba provuted by the new almost avarybody had compressed window-opener, door-lifter craze. «M m hotora tb* axprnaway Weber, atfitbrs and Jepnne Kenney, ^rtlatlvea In Fret CThIna before Join Jaekaonc-lt costs about, six bucks, 'truck (the Jiargeet permitted in feet square on U.' 8. Route 6. it ia affair. Upperclaserton outstanding- and the irtiplicatlon is that hand' their kitchens into tiny placea ar- Or Just well until I can afford them. Mfir^*****” and 10 y**t* located Just west of the Uaurel- Joaeph Krawskl.and Miles. Grant, in athletlca, music, horns eco ing her huaband In Manila. They Connecticut) moving tifht along eania out of Red Catlna^vla Amoy grinding coffee to the very latest "hilar* Vt dat-to M toa Notch.'* at 166 feet from an . individual ston Service Station. v/ Juniors. Principal Henry Adams nomics, industrial arte, Joumaltsm. accompanied the group aa adviser. and bdier fields will b* the invited and Hong Kong. thing. isass H a talk waa chlofly aa outUna makea only aa much noiae aa a Munsoa plana to m o^ his candh^ On page 26 of thla same maga-. ^ ptma for a ayatom of axprM peraon In converaatlon three feet business from U. S. Route 6 in The delegates discussed problems' guests. 'She wea toll for a Oilnese that face student councils and of vronmn, and a little too thin from sine there's a newsy llttla artlcls ■fc^hwaya throughout tli* -.Stato. away, Manchester Juat west of the Bol - Reeelves Premetten . which, has gaily informed me that 'H m aKpraaaway of Immadlata con* ton town line to the alts in quea ficers were elected to the Federa Hsnry O, PssqmMins. Aviation lack of good food. Over her . long He aaid the gradual gradea m blue Chintoe. gown ahe wore a ^ .Shaivty Town In HoiiR'KoiiK: A ire lirEnul. my last home, problems have been cam' to thla town would ;t>* tha couptered on modem expreaawaya tlon. The operation ipvolvea the tion. ' . Cadet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Htnry PpaquiUina of Avsry Strest.'ims ■hort co*t of darker hue. The enda solved: Someone has Invented sui' yolocatod V. B. Itouta 6. which U mean that no vehicle haa to ahift manufacture and retail sMe of Scbednle. Anaonaeed electrically-operated drapery open aliua^ in varioua atagaa of con- candy and would be housed in A group of boys is working out been promoted to AC Oqit.' and of her ahoulder-langth Mack hair bn \upgrade, there ia no backSrlng equadrm commander at l^Xhce ware curled, aiyl ahe wore pink er and closer ao that ho longer atrucUon In tha waatam part of on downgrade and the abeence of ranch-type dwelling structure daily' with Ooacii John« McMillan docs one have to go through the the But*. . with special interior accommoda on . the basebedl diamond in prep Field. Ga. Ha Is undergtong' hla poai;l - earring* ' encircled with traffic llghta ellmlnatea the acreech primary phase of pilot training at rhineetonM. - ■ Ruth Millett 4. difficult manual Job of yanking Ho rtvealod a traffic aurvoy of Urea and. brakea at sudden tions adapted to the busineaa aration ior.tho 6-game schedule, a cord. All you have to do is install made on d Wadnaaday laat a ^ operation. b^dnaing with a. .home game here Spence and will coiorteta the six Shu P’ing tol’cT me of the lack of atope. alething aa well m fd on the" a control box on the whll. The mar, Indicatad that p f all traffic ' 'BoDifnage Sale Slatod against Bloomfield High April 22. months courea...O-pril 20. after accompanying Jllustratlon of sama ooming Into Bolton, 40% origi *nie Ooihmissloner said his dC' The W8C8 of United Methodist' which he ivlll be eent to TeXee for tneinlend row; "Men have no coato wives, with Charge Acrmiiits PARADERS! The remainder of the schedule partment expects to begin mn- and aeldom, a good ahlrt; -no ahoea Buy. More but Save In End doesn't look mbre compUcated nated in Ifanchaatar and 60% waat Church has announced plana;'to frtlows: May 4. Simsbury, home; a final 20 weeks of pilot tridiung, O' atrucUon of the Greenwlch-Klll v-only imitation." A recent' study ‘ made of the than the Innarda of a TV aet, and 'of Manchaater. Aa it paaaed aaat conduct a' rummage sale this May fi, Suflleld, pway; May 10. S t probably would do something dec There’s promise of A Kparkllng Jewel collar tops . of the Notch, It waa about evenly Ingly expressway this year and month. Details as. to dale and IK4 Thomas, home; May 12, East ' Maneheater Evening Bissnld ''j No Barrtnga shopping habits of women dis asserted it should be in operation orative for the room, something -'Ni.r this wonderful 100% rirgin divld^ between 17. 8. Route 6 and full commlttoe have not been com Hartferd'JV, home; May 13, East Wnpplag eorreepoadent, Mrs. An Her own good leather (heelleaa) closes that when a woman walks wool pebble suede, pearl OenT within four years. The project In- Into a , department store • where ] decorative like having a fuseJSox fsshion fun ahead for Route 44-A. . pleted ’%iit members are asked to Hartford JV, away; May it, Sims*, ghoCB. attracted attention. "I got where Grandma's picture now Is. lered buttons match the rot- Deapite thla even load diatribu- volvea 130 miles of expressway at keep the plan'in mind da r j u g ile Celttna, telephone MI 9-4418. them in Hong Kong.”, ahe aald-- she has a change account she is an eaUmatod cost of 350 million bury, away; May 20, Bloomfield, MotoHsed Windows Fad youngsters! See our tor. Single breasted extra tlon. he atated, development rfUie spring housecleaning. away; May 26, S t Thomas, away. "Everythlng 1 have o n -1 bought more likely to \ buy something wide 5 gore flare hack- Pink, expieaaway would be along U._8. dollara on a" aelf-UquldaUng basis. The society hopes that Items Advertisement— ' _ fai Hong'Kong.” than when sjie goM lii armed only •niat’s hdt;;^âll ths news. Some In-defining ah expreasway, he yetorano' of previous baseball Everybody in Wepplng will ht one else Is putting out motorised Easter array of styles. blne^ aqito, coral, navy and Ronte'6 luther than 44-A In order suitable for the sale will be put teams returning are Ted Relchle, whw yw k y fi QoHm *r nor# of "The earringa, too?” with money In hei\^^hahdbag. gold. said it U \ dual highway meaning hurrying to MencheSteh Thursday. "Yea, of courae,'*' ahe aai.dL "No windows, the pictqra variety, which to aerve.îlUmaatic. Ho reminded aside rather than-discarded in the pale Moore, Gordon Snow, James Before you huabtmds 'Who Jiave Slzn hU Uatanera that if they would re it incorporttoa two traffic lanes fervor of the spring clean-up. Friday and Saturday, for W. T. body on the mainland today weara open and close a r ths touch of a $19.98 divided by a median strip; there Howard. Herman Anderson,- Jack long suspected as much-atnrt yell button. They coime-.;the smallsr call what a tedloiu taak it ia to Grants Big Birthday Sale. Don't earrintpr • ing "I told you *0," you'd better are no crossings at grade level, no Rose, William Desso, Leonard -An .miss It! Pocket your share of the Shu P'Ing told how the Com-, sise-^sit around 9500, motor and get through WUlimanUc, they Mearbrstrir Bvenlag Herald Bol- derson and'Herbert Hunt. hear a little more of the story. could eaaUy appreciate thla plan traffic lights, no pedestrians: all correspoadeat,t, Mrs.; Joeeph savings! munlato have promoted a new mar «11„ So If anybody it having a gradea and curvatures are gentle Outfield -prospects include; While M. is undpublcdly true traumatic experience because hto ning feature.' ■ _ IPltalla, telephone MltcheU S -6 M riage law; "One feature ia tha lack that if your' wife has a charge ac , The commlaaloner told the and there is control of access. All James Reardon, Robert Mullen, of ceremony. Bridea have no Wed picture window re -lalns stubborn types of vehicles may safely oper l^ r le g Dengler, Walten Russak <9 n o B m t f count at X'department store she ly closed, tqis may bt cheaper than group that the conatructlon of tha ADVER'nSEMENT— ding gowns, and young man stand ate on such a highway at 60 miles and Roger Vermette.' / is -likely to buy more in that a blg'-psyohiatrist's hill. Notch traffic channeling ayatem Everybody In Bolton will be for the,biiaf wedding with no coat store than the woman who ha.sn't Topper styled like coat them 9603,000 and that it waa per hour, ho aaid. hurrying to Manchester Thursday, Ooacirilteinilan is alM> forming r i i U O E V m ^ and usually no decent shirt. Tradi- Tve also been wleed up about an The commissioner said, as he a^'B squad knd gamhs n-ll) bo an accoimt there, yoTl may be the electronic device which unlocks a part of the relocation of Route Friday and Saturday for W. T. ffco OMOz/fif nbb$r‘b§s0 wall pa/fif - tional family life in China la being winner, not the loser. In the long a Chesterfield in has previously in public, that the scKediilfii aodiit'' ■ y At LOW PBIOBS '4 Changed. and opens garage doors while you fleece— $17.95. • aa an eapreaaway. Grants Big Birthday Sale. Don't am run. diKUMton of oosto; ho ttaito tiiAt Merritt Parkway Is outmoded, nifss it! Pocket your share of the , T o 'Clweea GkeeCleadere ★ n*wa anally wMi bswah ar wWar-caator R*pe No Crime alt comfortidSy in the car—^push chiefly because most of its grades A pragrdin tfi choose cheerlead $ 5 . 4 5 . With that charge account she ing a button, of course. All this for the average coat per mile of ea- savings! — tfiiUmr Dni{ SlN si j W Mae In 90 minutes..* Nn " pninty" #4nr - "If a woman la raped that la no can sit at her telephone and or Others From preaaway waa a million and a are seven and eight perbent,-The ers at EllswotGi Mgan Monday. some 9250, but then, it Also closes preeent. policy seta a maximum of crime.' But if her hueband knowa der an article .khe needs aqd have and locks the door when you hack $11.95 ouarter dollara. 'tho figure rangea Girls interested will have aa op and protaato he to punished. -More five percent grade with the ideal portunity to demonstnte their it -sent out—a transaction - that out. ' i tn m $ii00,000 in rural areaa to W N r wnNs nnO cnMngs) nv< $ 5 , 8 5 than once I have been told' of Com- takes about five minutes. 13,000,000 In city conatructlon. goal,'.'tlu:^ percent or a rise of Ti*inity P rofessor' skill. Cheerleaders, will- be chosen This sort of intelligence I find three feet per hundred feet uf w mvgit ppnoii vMi MG|P| fi GALLON munisla moving In when huebands Without the charge account, she *Shu P'ing Tsai and son: The Of .40 ' In regard to location of the ex- by a process of dUminatlon during ere aw«y and aaying, "I am your very upsetting. On one hand. I’m roadway. Roller end Pan would get dressed, go to town and ficials come In the night. enchanted at the thought that H a t s ’ 2 Up preaaway in Bolton, he aaid that Shown Pointings a tsro-woek ptoddd. ffhe boys' and Extra . buaband now."’ perhap.s spend considerable time Pupils Bajoy Ptoli Trip girla* coaches,' the, senior cheer can throw., away my muscles and .nobody knowa where it u going. There to much bittorneaa about "shopping” fort he needed article. has charged instead of paying new road haa not been pin Mrs. •Plschcr’s 6fth grade cli leader and two MMhbm of the SIGNS the leek of food, aeld Mr*. Taai. enjoy new freedom from Jerking at the Klementary School thor Hartford, Conn., MarCh 31 — faculty, wttl Act aa Judges. a l l K1ND8 ; Shopping Trips .-\re Ex|M-nslve cash curtains aside, sho'.lng up reluct n a te d but will be in the vlciiUty Moat people have onty'diie meal a 'The shopping trip might well And there’s another, -thing. a t Route 6 on a new locatlcm, he oughly enjoyoh a field trip to The 'paintings of Mitchel N. Pap Bag Drive Planned day—thin rice and cabbage or ant windows and rolling up garag*. pas, 'Sfslstsnt professdk of Fine ITS SIGN CO. mean getting a baby sitter ahd When the woman with a charge doors on rainy or snowy nights. continued Hartford yesterday. Twenty-two Trogp 63. Boy Scouts, (Jlri Scout JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY other cheap vegetables. They lopk of the 23 students made the trip A rts'at Trinity College, will bb Troop 1, members of the Little asking a friend to go along. account sees a bargain., she . can And, on the other hand, I’m being The old road would cMiUnua aa M lt c M I- m t ill and underfed Lake advantage of it, while the a Stato highway and would aervo with four parents in. Mrs. Myron featured in a one-man show at the League -Alumni end men from the Shu P'Ing described the lack of They’ll probably have lunch, while invited to abandon the labor-sav Use's school bua Wiley Gallery, 86 Church S t i f f MAIN STREET MANCHESTER privacy in the home in Red China: they're about it. Also, there's woman who buys for caah doesn’t ing rt>ort-cut of buying my Ooffee Pocketbookis local traffic. He pointed out that A always ha\-e tlie moiiey to get tne n ie first stop was at the Broad ^Hartford, from April 2-16. /•Petty offioaJs, jpome in at any. the experise of driving the car 9 1 -00 the. atotutea do not permit aban . Including some 25 water colors, down and back and paying for coat at half price or outfit her doning the bid road to the care of Street plant of the Hartford (TOur- .'time—usually at night when the I Vp ant where they were shown Oils and temperas, it will be the . - family la sleeping.’' j parking. children Jor the next year at enO- the town wtthout' conaerft of the first local one-man.. Show for the m m * DUPONT PAINTS for EVERY PURPOSE By comparative shopping a foW of-the-seakot^ sales. town. Tax burdena and road main movie bn the manufacture of Brain Wash Falla newaprint before, being conducted well-known Hartford artist Pap cents might be saved on the ar ■ So there are many sound rea- \ tonance being what it ia. the com- •‘What reason do they give for .snn.s why Mama spends more at Gloves‘rAcp on a toiir of the plant Many quds' pas had a showing in Boston , lart coming in the n(ghtT” ticle. but it wouldn't be ;inv bu- miaaioner expecto the old roada to Uons'were asked by the students year. And his work has been ex< LARSEH’S MRDWARE gain if your wife k^êd in all the l.hc store where she-has a charge M a n 4 D continue af State'hlghwaya. "Oh. they; say they have Ju.st who had. planned the trip and the hibiM in many galleries through , come to us how good the People's co«tr of the trip to to^’n. account than at a . store where In regard to the departmenVa information to be gained with their out the east Besides, eêry woma/i shopper she doesn’t. . . final choice of a road, he atated Gover'nnieht to!" ahe aaid. GENERAL REFAIRING teacher in great detail. Pappas 4s a member'of the ex. •There Waa one hright apot near knows that the cash customer . (All rights rcser\’cd, NEA that when a deciaion haa been Even lunch had been planned ecutlve council of the Connecticut doesn't get anywhere ncar«4.he Service. Inc.) ~ . ' AND reached it hi the policy of the >de- • my home." aaid Sliu P’ing. "It was DRESSiS ahead of Ume, with aitangementa Wateroolor Society and the ex a Spailtoh miinlon and the nuns service that the charge cusibmer ) b h ■ a artment to announce"thla ia the as to mqnu and site of the group ecutive council of the Connecticut IXTRASnCIAL gets. Returning an article boup.lil I*l RiSE IS PRESERVED woodworking " - iRfHRt Coot S with Hat Sne the highway department, aa of V- ran an orphanage The Communists 1.3_$2.98 up made with the restaurant in ad Academy of Fine Arts. !'\ took It over, deported the Spanish fo r' cash Is much more difficult Furniture and Appliaaces $ l.f 8 oM mors - / today, Uelievca It ahould build :on Na. 5 DURA FUSN Jal, N. .(/Pi iG. H. Strick- .. ftRNTIRURllisi missionaries, taught> the orphans than returning- one "that was Repaired 3.4x--$3.98 up 599 MAIN STREn aa ita expieaaway.” If aomeone can charged. Also, it is muc); easier pilfered purse. He" found hto'dog come up with a auggeatlon or argu i 3 3 * ir that the nuns were bad. thought 3. 4x ^ 11.95 and Riort PHOTO B OLDS they had their little brains washed t'> get a store to do something playing with It rcfcently after It DISCOUNT MAIL ORDER 7.14^3.98 up meht for a different route, the had;been missing 6 months, it >4EXT TO FIRST NATIONAL RANK REG. 1B4 ftlMi I) clean. But the naughty, children .-Us ut the dress that shrinks and 56 CMper St.—TeU MI-6-0679 commlaaloner aaid it would be wel LARGE SELECTION PruRiiS Slitart still persisted in skying, "the als- fades, or the draperies that don't showed signs of being hurled -— comed, conaldered with an open r'etora -were good; Americans! sre hang quite right. If the cuslomei along with Fido's favorite bones. mind and given publicity. , Pkg.Of SBulbs good; ’A s, 'Hate America" cam However, if no new argument jfM SOIlBIW e .If paign doem’t fool the older peo not pryvioualy conaldered by the SPRING JACKETS PraiiRi Saws ■Otoh I ple, either, for Chinese have al ways liked Americkns.” AHir.Y|| “ Do tha mainland peqple have » M r .M u ai., hope?” T m F i l i t SUXWER “ Night and day they hope the MatiemaUsta-Will return!'' j c jir Ers Fake Love Affair / AH Colors HitiiiiRM i GM f r h R WOT ntOTCv ^ EPSOM -Another- refugfe I’ll ceH Vivien-! a Full Pound Limit because, unlike Mrs. Tsai, she is WORKOLfltHES • Spot Resistsnt the only ont of her family to get • Wlioriirbof "''n -X out of 1 ^ , China. She la a bril oCroasc ResisUuit line *', ' L liant pitmlat and majored in mu Fop Piliittn, sic at Tenching University, but . > DIAMOND’S ' : - \ fait ahe wotlld .dle.^4f she had to Carpnton. Plonbon llvs under Commiinlat tyranny. . F r r H H u r A fellow atudeht who had man aged to get to Hong Kong had -1 ARMY ond NAVY M U G S T O R E told her he wdyld do anything he ninniiU ff 81 997 MAIN^STREET - M A N C H E ^ R far all pirpaaH could to help her eacape: So, (or f41 MAM STRm AT ST. JAMES STREH a whole year he wrote her loye letters; ahe announced her 'en gagement to him. It waa a ruse, ON SAU THURSDAY,. FRIDAY & SATURDAY and only her mother was in herr, full coifftdence. , - ■/ Finally, ahe was given permls- [f*i- - JL cion to go to Hong .Kong to be DRUG STORE married. Her friend, playing the role*of fiance, secured thq en can give her a trance permit from Britiah au- thoritiaa on- tha same pretext. She COLD FIGHTERS! didn't get married, ad the British officials have told dier ahe must return to Rad China. But the young 'man haa certain ly ptayed hto gallimt part, V - liiir •nia other day ha said < "If woilrat eomes to worst. I’ll marry her. It ' might not'ha a bad solution,” KEUU Maw Fertihatl ilbltfMGtlG ' •MVl'S UZEMEt UTIMIIE TSibfoi C A t PteAJg J Q e ja lo r . taJtlefa G l T II VICKS VAFORUB Cheat ipb. iH-ec. ior. . . m i i r B r Ca«Bhs~^ Hey AflA^h'a Dme Te Ffey ta» Dnaieeetda 3 annoaa. n a ld e r ’ s 4.WAY TABLm Celd'HwUet Pedi U . . . GIo v g Wd T , Ifttlier models ns low M 198.95 S sRi adrBK htNalar Hendr pechet^^to. . . . Z i . . THE FULLY AUTOMATIC NECCHI enahioa A woman to sit back and fdap ■'■r' , Hew-te-Ptoy loaeboil* Seek toot """ WMle the WONDER WHEEL makt^dozens of wonderful desigiia. . . ALL YOU HAVE TO DO is WATCH! ■ / / i A ) , lull H S iim m fm m m - Only WONDTO WHEEL NECCHI olvee Ypu AU ‘lUrse EXCLUSIVE FEATURES Vv Jii- IgMaPlM SSMePha U 0U 0R 3 and BEERS 1 1.81" ■ 1 G.TJT B Two-Speed motor for alow and oSews on buttons, makes but 24.25 19.25 i p fast sewing.- '. tonholes, appliques, blind*- _ a o j» aoiift-, atitcheshems. overcasts seams, Lowr rdtori. spodts. thovtlt, roitBS. whislbcwrows, FARKER’S O O R B Y 1 ’ Built-In tight right. over the and, of course, dews forward homdy e « ^ , fordBR h«M , kiWR ihgiwisrf,’ powtr IIS .weedle for euder sewing. and- revei^ straight and zip. mOWBIS, loWR SWBBpWS. ___ ~ \ RESERVE ^ R E SE R V E DUROMATIC zaf — ALL WITHOUT ATi ^ BLENDED WHISKEY B At Astsuaf. it’s "yss” promptly' o Foolproof mechanical threader. . TACHMENTS. - . BLENDBO RVK ^ RALL PBN J '■ 66 PROOF 86 PROOF . 1.47 ■ to smploysd ..menjnd womsn | hl\i WHITL RED aai YELLOW ONION S n i atorried scsintls. A n wiaf sod. jt» NOW YOU CAN OWN X NBCCHIAtraiKiji Value 9 Q « sAltotod HiMipsniss srs now ths ( atitch for the low, low price of — r ' m h . 2 o 9 8 Fifth 3 . a 8 4 largest losn group in ths U- 8. *p-with ovs* 900 efiicM throqgh- ^ NECCIU IS t h e f i r s t SEWING MACH1I4E EVER . I'" - aiit Americfu Phons first lor s' TO RECEIVE THEIE V i 8.B. TES-nNO SEAL OF A P-' Flslidm aaa’t PARKER’S 1-vUit lean. Come in. or'write. | DOUILE CONlUMErS GREEN STAMFS THURSDAY ONLY PROVAL CERTIFnNG*YING QVAUTV,1, _ r-T W o Braihard Place, ChughlliL's''. AH wooo>.iS8a. Coughlin*8 Lead Stars retained their l^âd'after'the pushed- up Into'Into the rood i t the |||||m m |M||||||||||m WHATple hmve been Nsw York (N B A )—Hsrmann to a higher standard of Mvlng and It’s only natural ril—Perry Como ^ better AhA«if' about pe^ng'nAVinflr ihtflrtheir .bille—blllA-— >rltoout noUce. Herlet gently sloehed the elear battar Inoomefi. PsopI* ars crav- jSaarton. Jtawli Jl more optimisUc now that iag mors gihctoua llvtpglknd an- WHAY—U. 8. Army white nine aroi-nd in the hatf-flUed r, W H S jif^ w Polka Hop WTIC-Walk a Mil* 7 l^ •'tWitak iin t In for a bad time. tsrtaln asore than avar.” WCIX)—i Bovuo . WDRC—FBI—Peac* and War I activity may 1}e Wt»er t*U n * And Tames had his owm per goblet. He raised the glass under WGTH—Squad Room j but It mundd do ua ffo ^ sonal . Siam' for not being too his nose. Inhaled, alpped quickly, S:1S- alarmed: • Shop WHAY—Here', to Vet* . '/ i i Hit ottiaftm oC JtMt H. made a little gurgling aound, swaK for you to expect • ^JJOTH—Jack Dowiiey„ WTHT-Waik a MIk , ' "At 80 Tm a bit calmer alwut .WDR(>.:-FBI-PeBce and War M ea , w*»o will celebrate hla Mth i.'wHAjf-Ulu Polka Hop thlngg than wheh I was younger. lowtd and then smiled with satis COIN WGTH—Squad Room ' ilrtlidto April A. "They have been. fUU years for faction. ■ :M— - ■ Hm oae*tbna head of the Be- nm v e n t A P n U M A L Box SlAtlnoo W iU Y —Gue.t Star aaoatnictlOfi Finance Oorp., who me, good yetre. Tm satisfied." "First thing to look for tot s< ; WTlC-tUellA bolloii r wine la color.” esys Heriet. 'In • —BecorU Shop W-TIC-Great Gllderalaav* • .iM t bUUona to twatnaaa, m M In an »>v WGTH—Jack Downey WDRC—21lt Precinct . * the old days a wine maker held WGTH—Lone. Ranser H O M Y S H O m the^finest the glass of nine in front of a r ’WMAY=-«Io Polk* Hop — ' ~ RiU— . ^Thla%> htoi’t gone far enough Evasive Whale Oar. Oaatar and Oitawaig WHAY—Boy*'^ Club - to hurt. Ita a healthy thing candle to check for cleameaa. Te- day. an electric light beam can ba : Juk, Box lEstlnoo W TIC - Gre*! Ullderileev# and a-llttle overdue/ ; WTIC-Wldder Brown WDRC—21.1 Precinct Thwarts Science used, but It Isn’t absolutely nbcee^ : WDRO-B«cord Shop WUTM-Lone Ranger 777 MAIN ST. Jonea, who eUll aUcka_cloee to when we do your dry cleaning . -WOTH-jACk Downey • :*#- *Ua lob aa builder, publisher Md sary. An expert can tell a good A i t t - . 1 - W HAY-Nrwa: NIgbt Watch hanker, eald It’a paat time for wtoie without artlbcial UgW. . <• WHAY—«1U Polkn Hop WTIC—You Bet Your Lite MANCHESTER La JoUa. Calif, m —A scientific "We ‘noee-if to get the fun WCCC—Record Boview. • WDRC-*CrIme Pbotosraplicr Xmetlca to clfattb off Ita atUta of ■ WKNB—New,; Juka BOX Uktlhao WOTH—New*; De.ign lor Dancing P E G G Y LANE attempt to take the heart bMt aroma, or aa we say in the trade Sccmfc diir experts ore satisHedwIth nothing but the finest liantn and debt. the iMuquet.' It's beet to have the rraBompnm^ .• W T ic-T h e Woman f •:liM M OPEN THURSDAY UNTIL 9 PJlI. He thinka that If It doesn’t, the of a whUe has failed again. , * WDRC—Record Shop . , WHAY'—N.w *; Night Watch, glase half-filled for thta. Then to RCABBTULLT OOMPODNDBOi WGTH—Jack Downey . WTIC—You Bet Your Lila - - .. economy may be heading for a Dr. Paul Dudley White, Boston WDRC-;Crlme Photographer cardiologist was assisted by risvy get the real flavor and body of pi worknwnship e7'. service. e. and materials ^ "" WHAY— (Caravan sharper tumble. , . the wine we inhale air while we're WGTH—New*; Design Jor Dancing One atUt—Ag the i w who iOMl ‘'Vnlverslty of CsMfomls Weex:—Record. R.vlew »:SD- ■ , tasting. That makes the gurgling Ikfitmt iri| Sltrtt^ r " Box Metlneo' fadenU poeta under PreaWenta w ll- occandgraphers in the try to get • WTlC->Iu»t plain Bill W HAY-New*; Night Watch > noise. At the same Ume the wine te ’ WDRC—New* WTIC-B.ig Suirv ^ •on, Hoover and F. D. Rooaevelt near enough to a gray whale to WDRC^lf* Itmrtfrrime ' bada It—la the great boom In pro- harpoon it with two 28-inch darts'; . WGTH-âck Downey WGTH-My-flery Theater ducUon for defense and for over- from which it wss hoped an elec gslS-— S;4S ■ , ' WHAY—Wpit.rn Cararaii WHAV-Newa; NlghT Watch - " asaa «»<*■ and the building of in trical current; would record the AIL This Month A WCCC-Record Review^ , WTK&-Blg Story V dustrial capacity to a level over heart beat \ WKNB—N*wi: Juke Box Uatlneo WDRC-ir« Mu.ie TlmeN and rtove what the American The 87-year-old cardlotogtst. . W no—front Pake.Farrell WGTH-My*tery Theater Terry Moore and Robert Walker are the ronianfic stars in "Be . • WDRC—Record Shop 1*:#*- neath the 12-Mile Reef." 20th-Century Fox's thrilling drama filmed dvlUan economy heeds. who also had fbe assistance of Dr. Here Ills! .WGTH—Jack Downey IVHAY—New.; Night Watch The other atilt—Aa seen by one Robert, king of Seattle, president « :i a - WTIC—MCOee and Molly above and heloW the emerald waters o f the Atlantic Ocean, revealing WDRC—I f* Mu.«lc Time panoramic CInemaScope proews In technicolor with Gilbert Roland \ / s who is called ’’the greateat money of the American heart association, W e Hbve A Very Spedal Value • W U AY-H all of Records /7 imder ^ a a tlme#’-Û the-huge %'WCX:C-R,cord Review WGTH-J’rank Edward. and J. Carl-oU Naigh ghariiig honora.'atartlng at the State Theater couldn’t get cloee enough in the . ' . . • _ . y ______WKNB—Newii Juk* Box IfatlnOo U:IS- . tdtal o f debt at all levels: Oovern- Navy boat to make the karpoon The Best Buy In Town ! . WTiC—Lorrnso Jdnet W HAY-New*; Night Watch PYlday. . ■ mental, corw Û ^ oontacU. . WDRC-rMemory LAne WTIC—Hnaii of New*- . , economy striding too high on debt - WGTH—Wild Bill Hlckok W DRC-ilf* Music Time He made a eimilar try off La g :U - ^^l^TI 1 Starlight Symphony • tlve pheasant rearing program and arorilen many others, also. Jolla last yesr, in the hope the . WHAY—Hall of Record* CD Block Wardens trout stocking. The Jtoard will "You can't go on forever tpend- ,, WCCC—Record' Review WHAY—Nile Watch , experiment would ‘ support his SPORT SHIRTS W TIC-Keep to the Caiillol meet again next Tuwday after- . I ing more, than your Income with- ...*,.WKNB—New.; Juke Box MaUneo theory thst heart-best rate is rel r A yliegnlar * WDRC—New*; Mood* for Romance noon, said Mahoney, dut oourtM banamiptfcy,^ Jones 4 9 ■Wnc—Paya to Marry WGTH—HIM; Starlight Symphnny- - Meeting Tonight / ative to sise, ,in humans ss well WDRC-«Haaa^. Tilton wama .>• WGTH—Wild pill Hlckok ...li— f-ff SOLIDS •Tm not fan opUmlst for w ss other creatures. • SHORT SLEEVE •:to- ^ . ■ . , . W H AV-Nlle Waleh ASKS 125,000 FOR BPFE WHAY—New* 'W T fe —Keep lo the Cknitnl There w ill be a training session country's economy aa a whole, ^ KordUte Tram varent WDRC-Newa; Mood* for Romance WTIC-New./ ' fo r all .Block Wardens, in Msn- Los-Angeles, March 31 (M—A cause lu stilts are-too high. We • AU COLORS WDRC-Newa - / WGTH—Hill ;.St*rllght Symphony ■chester Civil Defense tonight at Should come down a bit.'; . • WGTH—New. A 325.000 suit for damages, has been CHECKS While in Washington, althouA WltAY-NIght Watch 7:30 p. m.. at Hollister StrSet • A U SIZES 1:IS- . v' WTIOr-New* School. A ll Block Wardens are filed against moVie actor Sonny landing billions through the P 3F.C.. : WHAY-Sports WDRC—New* ■ WTiC—Ptrlctlv SporU urged to make a special effort to TufU by a strip tease dancer. Bar Jones had the 'reputaUon of being WDRC—Tht« 1 Believe ■WGTH—New* **aa tight-fisted with public funds aa CHARLESr » WGTH—PatterKrti Hits— ' attend. bara Gray Atkina, who accuses WHAY-Night Watch There w ill be films, one-of-whlch If Hhey were Ills own." \ •ARRER SHOP •lie— —- WTfC—New* of World him of biting her oii the thigh. PLAlbS But when it comes to hla own REGULARLY $1.VS ifO T H BAG ‘ WHAY—Supper Serenade WDRC—Night Owl is a color film o f the atom bomb Miss Atkins. 27, stated in her • S traight and /Full thxaa. the tall, broad-shouldered gg WOODLAND ST. W TIC-E . Cole Glee Oub WGTH—Sport* Report ' exploeion at Yuca Flats in Ari complaint ye8terd.ay that she bad WDRC—O Lombardo » Belted and/ nbelted Yh'nnessee-bom financier, who has WGTH-BIII Stem WHAY—Night Watch sons. This wUl.be the first- time Just finished cooking dinner March 6 • Man Tailored "banker’s blue-gray oyesv but a OPEN e v e n in g s 4 to • / . WTIC—Starlight Serenade this-particular film will be shown 13 for Tufts and two other acrera DIAMOND'S WHAY—Supper Serenade WDRC-NIght Owl , in Connecticut. AU interested ,cit- • Sport kindly amile, talks like others here U:45- "actor friends when Tufts suddemy iSXCEPlr THURSDAYS WTIC—3 SUr Extra -: isene are welcome. lunged at htef and bit her upper in this oU-rlch city: WDRCT-.Lowell ThohlM WHAY-Night Watch , ------%------Is • Short Sleeve. "Houston Is better off now than SATURDAY ALL DAY WGTH—tjueetlon. WTIC—Starllgfht Serenade left thigh. some of the cities in the North. It WDHC-Night Owl DISCUSS HUNTINCL PLAN There was no provocation for REG. 3.99 • Sleeveless ARM Y -Id NAVY FREE - WHAY-rNewc Supper Serenade probably wUl sUy that way and ^Plenty of Free Parking wnc—Notei and guotea lAJNT. 100 POUNDS the act, she stated. \S h e asked not be aa badly hurt, no matter 9 9 7 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER “ WDRC—TVnn. Erie Hartford. March 31 (A>)—The 310.000 general and , 319.000 puni hdw buainesa goes nationally.” ■ * WCTH-^rttlfon-Hewi* - - .State Board of Fisheries sjid tive damages, / g-.ts- Jarneaport. Mo. (jPi— For S8 day*, Game yesterday discussed a long Texans count on the oil and gas W ith Every Coat a hog bolonglng to J. W. Altender- industries, and a reasonSMy steady - WHAY—Supper Serenade range program- for improving demand fbr their products, acting • WTIC—Note* and Quote* fer waiR'missing., . WDRC—Beulah Finally a neighbor found .it at liuntlng and fishing conditlonsMir 4 WAYS TO BUY GASH, 30-UAY GHAROE, BUDGETr UY-AWAY „ as a recession inaulatlon..They say " WGTH—J. Vandercook Connecticut, but .Chidrman "D ivld the bottom of a dry, abandoned H A I Rodio-TV Sorvleo thm^ their other industries are well t:3S- C. Mahoney added that no final dlvermfied. and still growing. D ry Cleaned - WHAY—Supper geramide well. - - WTICr-Newi of the World Although weak., the hog was plan was adopted. The meeting SERVICE OHAROE iSAO Industrial production here Is off • WDRC—Svmphonette concentrated on recommendations perhaps two or three per cent froth J/ ^GTH:-Oabrlel Heafter pionotunced in good condition .when it was hauled out on a rope. suggested by Lyle Thbrpe. super ra . Mi.9-«MS the peak, Jones estimates. *£1)18 intendent o f the Fish and Game compares with a federal reserve -' - ' 7 M an*s or Ladies*' . ' But its weight had /hrunk from ^ Television.^roKramp 250' pounds-to 159 pounds in 38 Department., which included con / . Gary lanaonac* YOU'VE PLENTY TO GAIN board estimate of 10 per cent drop tinuation Of the present coopera- REMEMBER THE NAME PEGGY LANE for the entire country. On Page Two days. . . . Botall trade here la enjUy two per cent, according to offlclal fig- \ A t O u r .... / luws, but Jones estimates the drop is closer to four per caiit. "It's cauUon, not' a recession a a g n l a r . : here," he says." Curiomers are waiting to see vihat'a coming. Soft good sales »rer P i d M holding up well. Iw t there had been some drop in appliance purchases. - '-\\ . ■ ■ . f ■ ■ Ih U could be because consumers SUPfRI DRV X LIA N IN fr^ U S A RE-USAnS KORDITI KASUC STORAai lA a m AT CLOSES «M walU^4 ^promi|ed«xcise tax o lu batdra uying. Better auto U aH IlT TO-EROnCT-YOMR NNSW W ARM O II NOM SIASON TO SEASON. IXTRA STRONO ____ are Mported in the last two . . . TEAR-RESISTANT . . . AND TRANSrARINT, SO YOU CAN SH THi CONTINTS WORTH im Hu . / X 'Ôommendal Construction goes 4Tc— RUT ITS Y C ^ S FREE IM S MONTH. an. Hoê building picked, up in ouhts ^farrhy But Jones shakes his head drer the amount of govem m ^ backed mortgages Involved. There- have been few licfaults on loans M far, bankers here aay. Although oallections have been poor bn some kmns made for repairs. CUlf P r o ’E tu te r Industrial expansion plans are bntrtmmed, but bankeis ballsve ■ . I that spending this year will be aibra for new equipment .than, for Salesptm vs A pril i ^ l / paw factories. A -lot of old tools , 7 , anut ba. junked, they reason, if firms are to stay competitive m FLAW PLAIN 2-PC. ' - WOOLEN . _ ' C- buyer's market. More men are out m work here than thia time last yer.r, but the raise in uaemployment Is not IRONS CASSEROLES IRONS YERS ^ MIXERS HAMILTON.^ enough to be at all aerlous, Jones DRESSES SUITS ROBES hslievea. Unskilled labor is affset- GRILLS h I a TIN G PADS IRONS BEACH ad moat, A leading contractor tells GRILLS' STERS Jones that ha can now pick and VACUUM CLfANERS TOASTEItS . v : P E ^ O L A T O R S MIXERS' qhooaa in hiring, that men are MIXERS W AFRE BAKERS PERCOLATORS M^^XIRS working better, and .that they 7 9 i seem to be happier to have a- Job. f 9 c K Hoi>**wives say that for tha '•^llrirtMjlma in ychra It'a easier to ■ P L A IN ■ .../'t-'*'' ' dad domestic help. ' a;,.. Drought bss hurt badly, espe- qlally in tha western part of Texas. Ootton farmers complain of lower TROUSERS SWEATERS *-1 • . ' • • , •• l^cca and higher labor costs. But the grocer sayk that In the SKIRTS (lYROMATlC W A te f W c 3 9 ^ 3 9 m • • • Especially those you SAVE Was $ 3 5 9 .^- NOW ■7.4 eu..ft. w«;3319.95.... nW by cilrcful spending CaitN oiBeBeat Was $229.95 ' Si 7 . M • , Now . a 0 f 0 8 • 8 ' O WM be |mM fo m , ___ wbe e «i preva tbef we do M f Now go a stop furthar and tramlata fhaia savings loto doljari thaf $ ^ o iO i.d o a e a B empley tbdjletMt mofbods, oquiRiiMiit and Hio Rooft hK you can put in your Savings Account. Whan you put your savingi in 9 i « R i M t i procots. W o fhro our ciutom* ' 10.S cu. ft . this Mutual Savinjjt Bank ovary dollar you • • F v fc # ^ Iwfj* you ¥> Odorout Lamps, Dominion Grills and Table Stoves,.: Guardsman Fire Alarms, FTashllghts,. Batteries, Arvlii Space HeateiSr Telechrpn Clocks. NutonO Eiectriisteem Bottle Warmers and Radiation Almost 23,000 dapositors in this Mutual Savings Bank hava ovgr Eveready Broilers, Casco Steam Irons, Presto Door Chimes, VentillatinK Fans, Broil King, HealerS;''TM 8tmasler Toasters, 30ê lo 40% O ff "' Roasters and Broilers, Manning-Bowman Steam Irons, Westinghouse Steam Irons, Paragon $20,000,000 sat asida for ^hair futura. .r- Lishting Fixtures Missimg latas? .-^ 7. - . Percolators •; - D efrosters Miaalag trafaif N^kiag ia bipre '"Yinitatiag than a watch that ' ' WE HAVE SEVERAL USED WASHERS and RANGES AT REASONABLE PRICK ,waa’t kmp good tinie. To pco- ,|taottlM,aocoracy of your watch Saving 6dHk<^MdNclie$(M' ' hava k iaHwetod at least once V f ? * » this i » you A MUTUAL SAVinOS BAnit ^ X n ll ha aiBSBsd at tattsr yoiv watdi will THE ONI.Y ONE IN MANCHUTBR — V23 MAIN ITR IH Depoelts SMde ea er befete tha Oftb al aag SMath draw Intarast trem tbs arst sf tlM amatlk CONUtACTING BUSINESS WIU CONTINIK AS USU teaaqbokff^theasua. Elgia DoraPower CURRENT RATE 2t®^ i - 1 !il L'f ,v-'c Clean Clothes Cleaner t.L> A V ‘ { DEPOSITS OVER 1 ' 1 S20.000.00R 1063 MAIN STREET iRfVlag aad VMtotjr GOOD PARKING CORNER MAIN hnd PEARL MANCHKTER Far Ova* 48 T e HOURS• AILifPsafA II1LY--I ULUI ■ i

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r r MANpHKSTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WBDNESDAY, MA^CH 8^ 964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. JVEDN'ESDAV, MARCH 31. IDSC P A O R M H li X''- OardeabM^Por Pleaanra er PreMr Tksss For Spriiif BY iDNTAI(IE t p X F U i^ BUSINESS BY ifkRSHBBRGBR DAILY CROSSWORD P U m S - Whather gardening is for ymr a- ./ - '• •• .A, hobby or doctm-’e orders, J proper GAKDENENO^ 8UPPL1BS Sense and Nonsense ; a i n s from the Houeewerae Dept, old ; W, ..Puwitl HAUl OORP. win increase your Rr enjoyment. VageUble, Flower end is iM 1 * ^ <*fL» to t h e ------F o r tiuauluLju Mike — Say, whV do you lot Mm. Newlywad—Pm sony, but Grass SEEDS of high quality and EBMNAirr lat lu iu lju your wifo rule ypdf Aro. you. A . e’U have to go out to dinner to Listed by u i r e r dependability when used tontber of 1 to S man or-a mouse? night. I had an accident. with eafe, sure, easy-to-uee DEL up to cover a dl' ACK088 3 Give forth ULJUUUUK:! Pat — Of coiirse I’m a ma*f'—- Mr. Newlywed—I’d love to go OONUEE and VIGOEO wiU aamire 4 Birds’ home* LA-* u u t a or-lounge chair la 1 SmaU but I . think I’d fare belter If I out—but what hapiiened? you of maximum growth. Use IM T, 3 Blackbird of V Jf ZJ PORTED HOLLAND BULBS of songbird . ■ UCl were a mouse. - Mrs. Newlywed—While 1 was VETS. PMa to vlelt cuckoo family ULU I Mike 7- How do you figure that cooking the eteak the fat eau^t DehUee, Jumbo Gladioli and 5 Kish sauco Cannb LiUes (or garden splendor. • Bird's beak gPiUagcd / out? / lire and burned the meat and vege- TSea eagle /. Wli Wrlrnm» Then there efe Xawn MOWERS 13 iRcaidenco Put —i .Well. If 1 were a mouse, tablea. 1 threw, the oake on the Yeur Sprtag Hat Hall ea Fatteraa la Paiat Seea Only at Mather's-' • Contain^ ' Wife would be afraid of me. stove to ai-.other the flame, hut OOBKT CASUALS. 887 Main tovSiy NssdUpsintin^ Attention home-makera! Here’a The graceful beauty of the Sil and TOOLS to ease the back strain 13 Girl's name- • Insigni^wl that wasn't enough and I had to Street, to Manchester. The lush Spring HATS at BECR’a, 848 ing taaks; 14‘Metallic rock Main St., art flattering, fresh and important daoorating news! Now ver Chippendale ENTElOl DISH A pessimist is a woman driver pout tJie coffee ^wer the whole Store appointments and atmo you can hava all the deep rich by Wallace may be seen exclusive is tilin g left out 10 thing to a a^ the apartment. sphere arb conducive to-a relaxed lovely at 13.88- and up. Flower Nowhere in a household Is the who’s sure she can’t park her bedecked and feminine, you'I| beauty and permanence of the ly in MATHER’S AT THE CEN- 17 Insect egg Pehnsylvsnie 30 Region ^48 Gasp ■election ' of Dacron, Silk and atmosphere of family llfa more Wax (towers gather # Vl Microbe 47 IToward the/ car In a tight place. An optimist Is want more than-one. • COATS, wide range of regular Super-Kem- TEE, It combihes "well and tree" obvious than around the dinner 18 Dull flnish iittragers . a man who thinks she won’t try. He had Just amaaed the rich Poliehod Cotton BLOUSES tor Tone latex wall paint colore . . , platter with two aide eompeui- Milckly, eo freahen them MtaR . 18 Wigwams 18 Nets 33 Trl8onomelry shelterrtX“ >4 dfeee/ or taUored eulta. 0 »- DR8»SE8 sad BLOUSBS are ar UUe: dipping in alcehol and n ipiqg « man's daughter with a ^ropbaal of riving dally. . ' ' ^ plus the charm and fashion of pat menu for vegetaMee and would A family that comes to the table, 31 Father Nuisailces . functions 48 Dewrt j marriage. everywhere TOPPERS, cioud-eoft terned walla.- It's SUPER R8M- make a stHklng buffet oentar- a email paint bnoh. 35 Hoflike Asia A man called at a small post- and luscious are a Spring fashion happy, hungry (and relatively / i Q 33 Oriental coin 23 Flowcrt * office for a registered letter which Rich gtrl—Whati Tou wnnt to TONE APPLIKAY . , . the mar- piece, ajeo truly delight the lucky 34 Accomplished 24 Venture • mammals 50 Egyptian river marry me ? ihuiL Than there ere Jewelry A O You will get best results with clean), and eita down to good food he knew would be awaiting him. your indelible lipstick if you fol veloua new development in -wall recipient. Other euggeatlons tor and pleasant talk, has one of the Mea’s NeeRRea 37 Bows slightly 2S Angered 40 Seethed "'T’^ 51 Cftatrix Boy (eameatly)—Indeed I do. CESSOEIES, white GLOVES, end decoration . . . silken petteme-ih* the Spring Bride or annivereeriee' NECKTIES to coaplito a 43 PedesUl parts S^Hlrellng The letter was there, but the patent HANDBAGS to . complete low the directions carefully in priceless blesslnge of this world. 39 Male dter 38 Amusement clerk demurred at handing It over, Rich gtrl—Why you allly fellow paint that you simply roll on in a are hlghi or low COMPOTES for comptoreent HIS Easter wart 33 Get! up 38 More secure 4SLocatioha AS View your EA8TEE wei^robe. „ applying it. If you apply it hae- Sava up little anecdotes of the arc now at CHENEY RBOBDOHI aa he had no meana o r Identifying you’ve only known me for three tily7~'you will And that it not contraatlng shads , . . light over nuts, candy, raliahee. Available in day — mother^ ' run-in with the 34 Dress days. your wall color—quickly, easily. matching daslgna to teabi with BEMNANT SAUCSEOOBI. Dl a 4 i r the caller. The caller took a photo very indelible. grocer, the little boy with the huge 36 Edit t r 1 * l| 1 » r graph of himself from hia pocket, Boy (proteating)—Oh, no. It’s When Hollywood grooms any Shimmering lovelinesa you've got "Prelude,” "Spring Glory” or variety of patterned aad atiteed dog Dad saw this morning. En Silks and Rayons there are WtHS 37 Speedier remarking; much longer than that. Tou sec one to- look .down and out, it to see and believe! A wide variety "Damask Rose” flatware. HUERl- courage the children to relate their 38 Paradise *“ k I've worked for two years In the never falls to give him a pair of . Keep the covert cook- CANB LAMPS with fleUcato Use, Slim Jims, aad the RAX liaji Caller — I -think that ought to bo;bk clean by coat wlth of decorative poaaiblUttea with day's events. If your supply runs 38 Pace • ■atla^ you as to who I am. bank where your father had hit ' Mioes With run-doWn heels. The many clfferent patterns and colors. etched crystal chimnaya have con out, -read up oh a few “ little in addition to evar-pMular 8M m 41 Sweet potato a r V n account. well-groomed look, demands even trithsparent shellac will per- You ckn ace APPLtKAY today at venient 8NUPPEE8 ATTACHED. conservaUvs REOULAinONS. The clerk looked long and eam- mil wiping with /a damp cloth moron” stories or other Jokes to 43 Cardinal’s ’ estlv at the portrait, and said: heels. Get into the habit of THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS The BEVEEAOE PITCHEE ôf 1411. checking your heel line aa fre when flngere spot it. COMPANY, 719 MAIN STREET. gleaming silver sUikea a luxuri Keep your cuticles soft by semto 7 m / Clerk -— Yes. ghat's you, right Ca-eful grooming and a amooth 44 Goddess of enough. Here’s your letter. paint Job will take .30 yearn off a quently aa your hemline, s ■ ous note bi tnily gracious living. " Jewelry for Easter Mqg dally with a audto i y Dressy Occaaeionally maeeegd both aaBa tak* it madam it 1 discord P woman's trua age—but you can’t Sheera sad Service Plain cuts, keep longer than M c e alone doesn’t determine the ; 48 Migratory Weighto chopped meat, so always use Unless your hands are most sinartnesi of a piece of Jewelry; and cuttclee writh. a paqU made 0 t 3 * S U g 4 k Wy - Jones — Good evening, old man. fool a .long flight of stairs. Whether you - ere a housewife ' bird of — - Thought I’d drbp in and see yoii .or a Career girl, taking 'a few At NANCY’S HOSIERY.SHOP, chopped meat as soon as possible attractive, you would do well to it’s what that piece does for you.- soap and a few drops of eSIad o(L frr< 809 Main St. (next to Public Mkt.) avoid brightly colored nail enam 149 Wash off soap s r •/ P about the umbrCIIa you borrowed Hope—It wee so cold last win mlnutoa out In the afternoon to after purchase. : , MATHER’S AT THE CENTER OURTBOARDING h o u s e with MAJOR HOOPLE T' your hpeiery needa are met, ftom el. Depending upon yeur skin Rubber epatulea aro rrrtlUaf OUT OUR WAY B Y J .T l W IL U A M S '53 Mohammed’s m i from me Ikst week. ter that I was always stiff aa a Btreteh, wash your face and apply Shows DIAMONDS (April’s birth' • son-in-iaw hoard. the' dressiest SHEERS to lovely Mea’s aad Womea’s Jewelry tones, any of the . light, soft ■tone) also White Zircons and for removing greaae and MU of Brown <— I’m sorry, old man. make-up le not wasting time. Bhedee are more flatterihg. ' 54 HouMbotd r 1 but-I lent it to a friend of mine. Drake—Don't blame R on the and iasting SERVICE WEIGHTM R E trf«X IU L S MEDALS are Crystal intricately ect into Neck food that are stuck.to pdas aad I KKlOW, iMxr OF N0I6E.TH6 CON 1 You'll return to yoiir tasks with ' servants i Were you wanting it? weathert renewed energy that will more for round-the-clock flattery. You’ll meaningful gifts at the Easter laces, Earrings and Pins. Add a! for cleaning mixing bow^ When ■WE AU.ER6- CRETE Mixer you're driv 56.New (profit) M And out-size hosiery for the hard- season for children anOW AUTO RACE/— WAY 59 N Ber world is'hlch gives free Concerts short. j The housewife whd objects to ling, to be worn on a chain or aa spoon of salt to the waUr, the right touch. 8039 is in sues 3. 3. 4, 5. 8 wiU do Ik , OiD X tWlNK WHEM ITOE6ED IT DOM'T NOU TURNi P But there it NO POOLING sitting on beds is, not so fussy as years. Size 3, sleevelsaa, 3 yalrds AIM'T oarelecslV asid e That it 6b L al part every day .of the year.—Mrs. Vic CtSkie—Too abort! Why, all four about the outstanding value of the a WATCH FOB. RONSON TABUE rritôiN t r of 'em reach the floor! one might think/ In addition to LIGHTERS retain the fashion . Save Rag Cleaalag Mils The vcgeUble bln at the bot of S9-in'ch. HOOKED/ MUSHT prove immensely ; 61.B toria Skene. Long Beach, Calif. 13 Cup COFFEE CARAFE a n d When applying 'perfume, dan’s V» AVODERM mussing the bedapread, the sitter Academy Awrard and are popular' Use GLAMORBNB to clean tom of your refrigerator is the 8999 U In sixes 4. 8. 8. 10, 12, 14 atop at tha qrrists, put'it right OR VALUABLE FOR ' DOWN w IT- WARMER for 83.98 at HABRI^ 30B LIKE 1 ' ' - ^ c a r n i v a l BY DICK TURNER weakens the inettreM. favorites with Men and Women in jrour finest rugs, yOur wall-to-wall best (dace to kocp both fresh years. Site 8. 3H yards of 39- tha palms of your hands. Thim, aa TELEVI6IOM 'TVie 1 Pronoun . SONW. 849 Main St. ThU is 81.00 "Crown” and "Queen Anne" de- carpeting, aeeily and economically. vegeUbiee and frulu. You won’t Inch; 14 yard contrast. Two pat' 9 T ch(taP4>’ iban could be pffeted lest you move your hands, you will ’STANLEV . j 2 Native name Chicken and other fowl can be eigne. . ,• Get OLAMORENB frikii the be doinF them a favor ' putting tema. aand forth waves of the seenk EFFECTSw', I ..^fprjtome. X December. Use the Wrought Itoh JOHNSON PAINT OO^ 999 Main them on ice. In fact, you wiu be For these pattenfa, send 30c for, ' 10-hour Candle Warmer separate tenderized by , rubbing them In I side and out With lemon Juice | If you are one of the girls who St. The 81.29 quart will do a 9' x haatening spoilage. each in coins, your name, addreag NeedleWork_Cloee-0«la ly to keep Caaserolee hot ât the 12’ nig. Sprinkle it on. give it e sues deured, aad the pattern table. This is a gift 'every'modem after you've cleaned them and P A N E L ^ x t r think crifp blouses and * slim Tou’U be glad tor the comfort ot before you’ve dreaaed them. skirts, are perfect for the end-of- little time to go to work for you, Keep your lights bright by number to SUB B U B N E T T . >lck-up work when Spring raiaa ' BUGS B U N N Y hostess demands f o f Etoctous hos as you gently brush it in (the washing electric bulbs frequently pitality. ^ ' You’ll enjoy every minute spent Mdnter-but-not-yet-spring season, MANCHESTER EVENING HER leap you Indoonr eepeoiimy Mhea 4 to 3. The with nuts or candy. Use on Bed sauce and serve over sliced herd- the frost 'accumulation, yet main There to nothing that dota aiepa •TWEvyoRRywART ^ z : r z \ x r ^ ^ 1 K b fe^ S p iN G NORSEBACk * Ca^ 7988 to TEEN-AGER BALLETS at 82.66 tions and directions tor 8 gift pat room Cheats for Earrings or Pins; Far Outdoor FNa cooked eggs and buttered toast tains a aafe refrigerator temper for the appearance and the mbvqla ' tired In a fashionable TOPPER' terns. 25 cents. from TOTS ’N TEENS, 956 Main ill soft leather pastels and darks on Desks for paper eiips or rubber She’ll be "()ueen of her crowd" for a savory luncheon dish. ature. Tiito 'SA V E S'' TIME. of 8 woman than a new halide. ALLEY OOP Recepiion BY V. T.’ HAMUN St. In flower-petal pastels of Ny will take her tripping gaily ♦ bands, anM6 DP UP A VNtAV / and yaida of* SILK PRINT or BOARD MOTOR and pay for it 849 Main St. Thto Sewrlng MachinS FOR MIFCRUFTIF to look around tor something on the easy Lay-Away plan or on makes dozens of wonderful deeigne, WRAPPED CHOCOLATE BOX lecUons^for your Summer living. VOWY ? VOOi«t AfiWlO TV«t TWXt TML DIMM v 'M ife T H K n Z K M tn NYLON for your wardrobe sewing ES by Whitman, Schralft and MTkEATMOFFWRE ^ w s rx Y - 1 f new. You may find a really spe Keep a Jar of dried baeil on your Terms and save, too. An extra sews straight and zig-zag, forward Paste wax may be applied to In 39;‘ and 45" widths. This year cial fragrance among the per kitchen herb shelf. It gives won Lovel and Covel are taate-tampt- Never run w lm or lampconto metal fixtures a few timea a jrear 0FAL8CSE,8ffllfinD2 "Big styles from little prints bonus to the ladies who save and reverse with a 3-epeed motor I,” UNKNOWN pm n et:.. * fumes that have been Introduced derful flavor to meat pies.' stews S A H GREEN STAMPS. Any gift for alow or fast work. w ITMOUT A thg gut treatsr under your rugs. H iey will make to help keep them rust-fm . iro w .” soups and any dishes in which to- recently. from the NASStPF ARMS CO.. SINGLE ATTACHMENT it aewe on a fire hazard that tn some stateq \ matito is used. buttons, maksB biittonholee, mono- Good grooining impUee both self- may void insurance policies.' When you find the word “sim- A package of frozen fruits or 1015 Main Street U one a man wdll ' In Time with Spring always remember. . ^ granu, appliques, blindetitchse and rSepect and conaideration for mer" in a recipe, remember that It vegetables that weighs about "Smoothedge” Carpet Grippers overcasts. See it soon. ' others. Everyone prefers the com means to cook hi Hquid Just below twelve ounces will make three to Give yourself a' new Home Per Beeolvd Now manent; add a pair of Flower The eatiefaction you derive from pany of those who are attractive the boiling , poink If you watdi . (our aervings. If you don’t have some other That the end of your Spring itorrings and you'll walk in tune your wall-to-wall carpeting, de cold dry place to store a bottle or Use the liquid left from a Jar to see ea well 89 hear. cleaning session will not find you the food that to simmering yauH vHth Spring as It bursts with new pends in great measure upon! the can of olive oil. put it in your re of sweet pickles as a 'marinate Thto' is true of people regard- limp and listlssa STAND UP aa see that bubbles form'slowly aal T .t Newly Redeeerated for Spring EXPERT INSTALLATTON. The leas of their egea. Because one break below' the surface of - thb The WILROSB DRESS SHOP. life. THE PINE PHARMACY, frigerator. The oil wdll solidify, for fresh-cooked, dr canned enap yoii wax your floors with a kit for 864 Center St, has your favorite MANCBBS'rEB CARPET CEN but if it is placed at room tem beans. Serve the beans cold, hik grandchildren, there to no 82.98 from the JOHNSON PAINT liquid. Always uso low hont when 801 Main Street, surrounds you TER, 308 Main St., usee the mod reason to think it is unnecessary with a sparkling new interior aa HOME PEEMANBNT EIT. be it perature a short, time before it ie with meat or ftoh, in place of a CO., 899 Main Stf that includes 2 simmering food. Toni. Prom, Bobbi. Richaril Hud- ern "Smoothedge” Carpet Orip- to be used, it will melt. relish. ' 1.' or unbecoming to take care in Chenille Waxing Pads, 1 aeaning you chooee SPOBT CLOTHES for pere assuring you ,a flawlessly grooming. Dont be in a htorry to clean your Spring, casual and appropriate for nut or whatever. The COSTUME Pad and 1 pint Johnson’s Wax. PIOSCILLA’S The Early Worm BY AL VERMEER JEWELRY COUNTER is over smooth laying without a hint of a Deluxe Sandboxes with Canopy Process cheese haa the advan toaster right after naiaf tt! Ma)M MICKEY FINN Tiine Out! BY LANK LEONARD Business and wonderfully wear ripple or bulfe. Tou know the Rlcydce and CRUdhood Memories sure it’s cold and ^seomlaitad. able for traveling. And for your flowing with Earrihilr Hecklaces Keeping the youngsters happily tage of melting without bacomlng Dried fruit grades are based on and Pins at .81.00 that are inex Carpet Onter ie owned and oper occupied in the fresh air and sun stringy. It win glye a amooth tex Ha’ll be "King of the Neigh the size o f (he fruit. The largest M yi¥ O R O / f DONT YOU THU^ MR. E K E leW * "Bnokaitted Evenings" see the borhood” beaiâ having fun and SonMlhhig New Ie A S M SOTTS » A BIT TOP OLD . ANO-miilSAu Iw S iE toiiw r LOOK lOUE-CDMEMCK .COCKTAIL"mUbSSBS Just un- pensive important accessories to ated by former BIGELOW RUG shine reaps dividends la health ture when used In casaerote dtohes sizes Cost moat pec potind. INirrCHELL! ' W HAT CO. employes who are therefore exercTse with a new bicyple from To the newly expanded .^.GHt K)R APRIL FOOL’S J O \ < & V yoomw^y 0€ SMP a «wS IS TOMGOITEUNTILZ ' the fSahlonwlse woman. and. well-being. For a limited time. and sauces. ° CAN ------.Ak R E >OU _ ' packed.' ' trained and experienced in giving THE BUDGET CENTER, 91 Cen Wrapping Dept, at HABlUidN’l , Mr,uiuiîiiEWfy^fnEP«LT TODO-ONCE NEÂHtrMM!flES CNTIffHONEf . FMPOUnWATTOISiS' THE KIDDIE FAIR. 1089 Mein EastJr Gmtlag'Canto to. you the finest SERVICE and St. offers a SANDBOX SPECIAL A Nep'Way e( Lseking Yeuager ter S t which to, well-stocked In gfPuring this meaningful Lsnten 849 Main St. which now bosett over Im fUVeAWTMULf <,ISOFFf>WSMP| GET TOE fl01?MOIIE?y A MD EGG AU about! TOENWEU SBLBCTIGN that a background of complete with 100 lbs. of. BEACH 1 Halma Rubinstein's CONTOUR- the popular AMERICAN and 900. distinctively different w n » VtlMf ,/A»— s e ^ n bring your list of-frtends to [TT .TAUSOMEMOREt^ years can provide. SAND for IffJW complete. T w is UFT TREATMENT It avallabla at BNGUSM models with all' the DEWEY - RICHMAN 0 0 „ 787^ pings, including foils and florals lie ^ WElLiE ' / TO Domes ■ , the 42" X 36" size galvanized etoel the WELDON DRUG CO., 901 Main features of. easier pedaling, de Main Street, where ynu’ll find to 81.00, has b m added a-EBADY* 1 ^ MADE BOWDEPT, Aprofeerteoal. - - -.1^ IIANPCOFFEPANP-2 CAPWFORTOOfj If you have fine, fly-away hair, bottom, ruat reelatant, sturdily St. JTha FILM uaad aa a maka-up pendable brakes for aure, quick Hallmark snd Ruat Craft.BASY- ask ..your etyliat to give you a lntorced''and with smooth wooden foundation Ydrka as an invisible stops and built-in comfOrt. Then BR CARDS that perfeeUy ex custom-made - beer can no«r gracn . 1..-. hairdo that takes this into con geats. 1-arger sixes are* available. tightener to smooth your akin. The there are SIDBWAUI BIKES, press your sentiments to each aad your all-occarion packaggg: tor aa sideration, A style that , is be The co.lorful canopy may ba FORMULA with VITAMIN A., rich also TBICVpUES and SCOOTERS e\’sry individual. , ^ little ail lOc in your cholee of 89 coming to you,' but never stays in raised, lowered-or, tilted for pro In softening oils, counteracts 'akin deaigned for ycair child’s safety saUn-toned ribbons of vuytag r,«» , .' •, plkcc, is hardly worth having. Bo tection. Clean, washed, beach, drynase aitd flaking when used at land built’ for long use. Offering variety and pracUcelfty widths.. Stock up on a eupply ter SAND SOLD SEPARATELY night. Theaa two beauty prspwa- your home gift.-wrappinc cimer. Qr N caution y o u f iiTan to be reallatlc are the new spring^'hqts which can use these perfectly made- ribbea S ^ ; in his approach. 81.29 per 100 lb. haga tiona, regularly $8.00, 8rs new 89.00. Use soap or a mild datergent on be worn'Tnia-Bumbgr of wayi." V ' l i S your Idtehan fangs when you are bows .'to triih ' BaBy'e booneta, booties or carriage nbe. deamlnt~ ft. 'They're easier on the C^retol 'Ctaar Mirror* range's finish than IS an abraalve vXdd.xpaclousness and depth to a Illiiwi/illll -V : type" cleaning powder. Slip tiny . rubber handeôrir rKm and THE J. A. WBIXE spools of thniad to koeR Uw 'thrtSd CAPTAIN EASY Hard For Bobby’ BY LESLIE TURNER FRECKLES. AND HIS FRIENDS, N o C a tch GLASS CO.. 24 ‘Birch St. hoe from imwindlng. BY MERRILL C. BI.OSAER Chicken Gtosarda VENETIAN M1EEOE8 fuUy- ON»VOintSTIRONE«mO FOtCasr ITI ^ 2 NNfr APSIm6 imMm LYNN POULTRY FARMS. 505 backed ready to hang over Buffet. Moat people act thoQgMfHtlY , Here's AMD W IÊ \AA-(AT GIVES? L , TMa t s THey tMOe «UCH a HIT WITH MIR ruOTKED YOU \ hPP KUN OFF, BMP CMtCBi.. Me r c L trlCRE.TARC* Main S tm t '"■uggeat CHICKEN Divan o r . Mantel. They are a when given the opportunity. 8* KOMTOtJOTREF HAVE SOME1HIH6 eoiN «TD v r >5TWtPKY. NHUUPI M Kg SatTATED I party, ANP THAT19 BMCliy A » (XIR ilANOS^ TMOUSUf r WAS I OVER-ALU GIZZARDS aa a torifty aU pro- decorator’s delight with their die- put a bon of facial ttosuea in your WroWaKOHi „ NSO ABITItUPfe- N50DT aOMS'^WNAT HAPPBNIP.POPR KDl R315.YOU, ORftcsr/ TREAT Yknot motifs. CUEATE. DEFENDAU K FROMFT with Ob': Uiesnry M K BY MICBAKt O’MAtlxEY TUB STOKY OF ITARIWA WAYNK_ The Kiss . I' IH I^ N SCRUGGS REMNANTS loss of working or •'v " Countieee attractlvo ' IM «M and chooee of thd rlgW R»aF98dd8989Y roRSNCMfipEANCIS^.'N | | IMPERFECTS . Yoimsovffvi for you ___ ^ A L E S Paper that’s etuok be SERVICE he removed by “ leak into Ik Use of the oU and: AU. 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uaing a variant of 4ho taanalaUon from the Japanaoa.i TrH Revision Stn pM tfd F m GUcb Ik e Baines Ua Sa Bacauaa the trawler waa not 17 Winated Men Charged \toh on New Direct dtw i Bin of HaitKIi bghtad, dtrauaa aaid, Ite » crow mamban aa well aa M American Proposal Stirs The RlKar family of M Anti-Red Tack weather paraonnal and 3M nativoa With^BaUot Irreguldîea to New Haven Cehter gpring 8t, wtioaa Obldon Ra- of tba iaiaada of Itongalap, Iton^ trlovar tanglad with k fou Mon gorik and Utaitk.wara orithln tha Senate Dispute prlvMaga, aspaciaUy land and ‘ (OanUnued on Page Twenty*alx) day morning, can rOat awy. For Indochina area of the fall-out whan the wind Proyiopaly, oboarvota bad to The foK waa not raMad. Dog trade monopoly, with which cap-, kt vt» Jw.wt^ carried tha tadloactlva particloa ItaUsm and genuine equality of op- ^ Defeated candidates ware: Fer- Site of Men’s Duck Pin Bowling .GiRntpiof ship t t « flkTwmtcb 'aitM- dial for iiôpar»tor to coonact Warden Lae F ra o ^ a roportad fOaulteuod Item Fago Ono) thalr way. 1 (Oodtlauad from Fago Om ) p ^ h t t y sro comipTad; but tbero' 1 * " ^ , iim *’ Dorolliv ______r Instruct tbam with tba cantor. today. Ha aaid .»/ report from Ha said none of tha Americana ------is a sound and valid way—a Just T. t.lU , Mrs. D o re ^ Taggart Wins Fourth ' tha Mate HoialtV Dapt.. 'whara Armuid- In otbor nawa coocaitaing CSyll that ha couldn't pofstbly provide a waa burned and tha M naUvoa this" in hia long danata tenure way» to and this iniquity. M. Busher, S7f; Wljllam E. FraiA tho animal w ^ taban for "anpaarad to me to bo orall and 8on. Lehman (D-HT) called the 757; Dafanaa. Kraaanica aaid ba ■iter baing Mmt, general rule under which the nnductlve capital and od anotbar watching examination --- Aapw." majority acUan "vary unfair and need (to. prevent recurring < Joseph waa nagatlva. United 8tatsa wmild act In apadde I Yn fact. Straum said amid laugh* unroaaonahla." dan. Douglaa (D* / - Title in Four Seasons S w e ^ tta e Mats adiiadalad ta go today. ‘Thla one. far ll.a fo w . m pressions) equality of access Paaqvsrel- rnTtp^livt^ fwhallL paymant Tha fox w4a ahot In ■ttuaUona. ‘ tar, ana child has bean bom la Um nil said It waa "not tha proper way the natural bounty and freedom FranciA 143. ,N ttaWMioMion wffl b« ,Ârin»-ba8--{ performer-and the Saints' biggest . J .CeslIfU JMelat* <» I —Is bogging donn. for her doarry whan aha roaches davaral of tha DamoemU ob* Knamlea doacrib^ ^ w "kraaanica alao raided that ^ I Change which would give iis con Serafim, S3, of 38 Osator 8t, He ' ketball quintet rs c N to an man. saw many of hia shots rim. E w fe t t ...... i » / u o 101 S40' By BABL TOdT cyatam aa tba •'hot loojT A reporter asked whalher tha ■sarriagarbla ago. Jacted strongly to tho "dtates was chargeid with conspiracy to the hoop Siid- fall (xlt. ^ Naastn .Arn«s CM) tWspmeh ./ y ...,.,,. IW IM i l l M31 Rerottia were ehattefed In tha T 'W d othar CD diractOra in Hartford Rights" amendment, adopted only tinuous pr**l>*''lly without any qasy 94 to 72 w(n over the B. K. Pts , wMeh conaWta of a d i ^ to S « a toarna mat at CD haadquartara Mies Calvet, President felt this country should welfare state pump-primUig. We violate the' elecUon laws, and la Kleckner. f it 3-3 .10; ‘i* S 31 Bovrimi League J. Vlunur M — 130 3M high At too moating laat night, Denar* Trim Suicide pUad that ba has been threatened the Taft-Hartley Law. where tha Progress andJoverty will be pub ehsropionahip. The title contest ■:r 130 3M high individual average noitofa HSVMa with defeat before—aa allusion to lished this yekr, and It would be 100 votes. His carnpmgn head bttt they were no mnich for the Pinto, f ...... ■N; .'VIttne 103 M withIth a record-breaking 12859 ftro other poata in tba area wUl ml William Heaketh, dtata CD Dirac* tpard feels Ite Jurisdiction la not will be played In Manchester next Mrrarth.v, f Tedford ..— - inir 111 111 tor, yaportad on iisdaral activitiaa (Conwmd 1 Fngo OM) the ebStaclea in the way of ratifi D e a th d well for our future if a great niany quarters wpre located within a . speedier ard atrongej; Naaaiffa. I,rocha. c .. average. Forty pine behind was ba bookod into tba ayatoin, Kraa> "warranted." dtate agenelos could Tueedsy or Wedneeday evehing.. Setter, c .... ¥otaT>..V,r,<, .. In Hy^drogan bomb WaU. cation of BDC by such nations as then take over the dispute. ■tralgkt-thlnking people should few hundred fdet of town hall. '.The final period found the locals *i34 MO liii Iis7 Cfliet Nowickl br the Mfuicheetcr OBiea aald. l^ss Woods sununonad the Ac-' France. 'Rm Presideat added em- pursue an honest, sxhauatlve read D. John Vaccarl, 39, of 38 Bird- Hannon. E .. Motor dalce Who posted a 133.14 3. Nothing in the Taft-Hartley IT WAS RTRICTLV no contest slowing dowm their, attack being Bores, E • - • ■ neCarmler Matara (3) trta* maid, Dolores Ouost, and pbatlcally. however, that ha still Chile F. GwhMw ing of this great work which ex sail St., same charge, same bond. content to coast the final ten mlh- Jarvl* , average. Taggart. roUlng for even waa sent to the White House. Law should interfere with state as Cteorge Mitchell's club led from Totals 31 10-lS 73 — 137 i(ia »i the two women began walking ts hjl out for creation of EDC. Chris F.r. Qubits.Qu 7S. of IB Kbott- laws dealing with labor dispute aminee so clearly the rock-bottom Vaccarl is s local merchant and a utca. As a result St. Cyrils out- Score at hair time. S3-3.1, Nasattfs. Malnrrra . 144 M Renn'i Tavern, also won high Democrats declared yastm* Ha said he was not going to com cause of industrial deprosalon— member of the Chamber of Com start to finish. Towering Burr- Wem ...... 103 — average honors Iq thp Y Ledgua in Oalvet around bar bedroom wood Rd., K Hartford, e-ho had I emergencies which "constitute a Cardaon won the opening tap and scored the Winners 22 to 17 but to Orriclals. BoEipnI-Horvath.' NVff ...... :...ifl5 H that the administration would ment bn any pomIbTa luternatlva and tha remedy. 1 shall make sure merce. no avsLil o.'i the damage had al 1S49-50 1121.6), 1950-51 (n f» ) Excise Tax calUng p^ce. many friends in* Manchester nnd clear aiid present danger” to cltl- when A l Surowlec scored the first Krratigljfv ...... M - help them last week when ^ e y Hie blonde actress was rushed so long as the poaeiblllty of put- that you and, or. the Mary Ctjeney Benjamin Serafim, of Winches M a a rk r ilrr (72) ...... 110 and again in 1952-53 (123.36). The RockvtUe. died yaoterday at the xens of the state. basket the rout was on. Big Mel ready been done. Decormite' sought to broaden the cute but to danta Monica hospital, whore M EDC into effect remains. Library are presented with a copy ter Rd., same charge and bortd. He B. F , put. While •••.• 113 M 303 previous beat Individual aetson now was claiming cradiy ...... :::h 1-2 1 J. ’Peretto A; . .104 103 37 3M During the 1934-45 eeaaon. Wait Franda J. Abdo. said she "has Aetna lasutmace Os. for M years, bill: with, the power m a Mack truck, minute of play but the Saints re 1 04) 2; Trade Spur tha excise tax/aite in campaign bMB under great emotional local authorities also have a ra- Gibbons Assembly Case Ave. Warrants for Santoro .1 Btarin. K ...\ ...... —— 1 KJoter...... 33 ' 103 33 131 Hilinaki's 114.41 average w u good ing next faU,/8ocretary of Com- retiring nina years mpo- Ha vroa a An easing of tho ban on secon- enjoyed one 'pf hlk better games, fused 'to give chase. enough for top honere. Thie eeaaon, strain ______4or the______past two saonths ba- sponaibility In attempting to set- charter snember of the Aetna dary boycotts, the rights of con- and Baacetta were Issued for their Kleckner led all Naasiff scorers IS T otal* ...... V.,... .. 3) 10-15 72 Total! ...... 1(U "S08 *478 tlii rngo OM) morce WeaM has hailed them scoring on 14 of hia 22 tries from RsM HknUrE (M> a aimilar avtraga would hxv« Muae o f p a r s b ^ '^ profesBonal I tie the dispute, Men's Club and A member of the strocUon trade unions and some Sees Heavy Sale arrestA but they were still being the floor. . with 30 po(,nts mo9t of which he B. the step ^ c h "will provide tha drcumstancas.” Housing—Eisanhowar expressed Interrogafed at press time. — Al'! Teaaea '<31. ranked 18th, ao good were the South Congregational Church, others to sign pre-hire contracts ■iWlth' K 1 e c k n e r handling the tallied on-a beautiful one-handed J (farmer, r /- Plrk*y ...... IM ‘ Ilf 108 343 final averages. Nine years ago ta commenting late yaoterday: “Ha’ll dhe won a divorce two weeks delight that House Republican Tha accused are scheduled to ap jump aho) from sidecourt. Carlson, Vunxk. ( Herald Photo. McCarthy- ...... 34 111 35 300 Hartford. with employers and to insist on Gibbons Assembly, CSatholic point-making. CartSph and - Suro- Tlfrnkn. f ... Mancheiter a 113 avarage was pobably alga, a tomorrow mom* den. B^rîD-Va) voted against ago from actor John Bromfield, leaders wore able to get through pear in 8ui>erior Court In Utchfleld Surowlec, and Tommy Deneen tal- West Side Rec on Cedar Street will he the alte for the, second year of the Men'e ToWn Olick Pin V(nrl ...... 34 101 - 133 He leaves Ms wife, Mrs. Kather- compulse^ union membeiship of Ladies of Columbus, which opens wiec had little' trouble Jn out- Wofinirhok, f Rnrurtto ...... 113 IOT. 103 .7M aomathing to rava about. It's atiU the b ^ yesterday and said the testifying ha refused to let her an appropriation which, the Praoi- April B at 10 a.m. The bench war- Ked 21, 15. and 12 points ' respec- (?f>rbrH, c , fowling ToUrnnnjcnt. — Action atarta Friday night. Many of Mancheeter'a leading keglere will com las Mlehl Qubits, and several workers after their seventh day on its benefit rummage sale tomor rebounding the shorter Nrisltors Pfftfnn — 103 111 a mighty fine flgura but not ia tha Thoro waa rnddeneb-tiUt moat of cutslmBra putting tha nation on have children. He arrived at the dent said, would sasiira construc- niacaa and nephawa the J^, power for „ presidential rants -were signed by Sqperior dyely.' • \ ‘ Kofkrh'. M pete. Maurice Correntl la the defending champion. : / ' " Babcock’ ..38 - 103 the/road to financial suicide." row at p a. m. at the store, 30 Bis- who were “playing. ; “Without the Krf'bff. R .. i... J class of the current duck pinners. tha cute would ba paamd along ta hospltal a few minutes after she tion of 35,000 puMlc housbig unite The funeral wlU ba held Friday I boards of inquiry, nau-ad to inves- Court Judge Shea. J ' (Tbptain Bores le(l his club wit5 Writ!. K ...... • • • h pdUUcal parfy, ha said, could sell St., diagonally across from-the The election here is non-partisan. services of Oil Kidd and Bob Qra- / Total* ...... 533 844 , 539 1533 cananmars. provtdtng a atimulus was brouibt in and accompanied during the fiscal year starting afternoon at 3:10 at the Lowe Fun- tlgata national emergency dls- hek, their leading scorer. With only 17 ntarkere. Other Saints -with i ’ • R*llya»IINARY Bernie for th^ 1950 World Chip sorter Tonight marks the final regis ..'...... *4 M 99 m 117.63 per etring aa compared to would fMosr sulL do did other cut on local and long distance serv* and use a Uttla bit of reason. He cabinet; and another radio, ail Louis Bascetta, former dog matches, it is a half-mile, in clr- ifiWln ...... M 4l\ /n\ 38G ice amounts to d b ^ MS nUllion ChrUtlan M. Christansen, 38 sorts of clothing and household warden and a. brother of Thomas eighty-percent of their —ahota. Alemany'. and ' Bud Boland each tration date for the Men’s Duck laorKwood - ., ...... 79 102 K4 2tt the Motor 8a)ea 11B.37B averagq makors of homa.lsnndry added that the United States has scored ' 25 points in leading the ci'ntfbrence and can hold a crowd Pin Bowling Tournament which Bffiiirhfn'* I ...... *2 90 " * - doUara yaariy. ' Avondala Rd!, diad suddenly yes furnishings; also 30 pairs of new Bascetta. Everything they thVew up went in. Temptation to Pick Chisox Man « P«‘‘ •"*" Iter outlag Mediators Try thoroughly approved an idea Im East 91dc intermediates to a ' 72-, q.^99,854. gets underway Friday .night at the ...... 74 I: —5 _331 _ Following Taggart and Nowickl Jew e^'rod fur deakra already Other big cute Included ware: plicit In an United Natlona plan for terday afternoon. Open Forum boys’ swimming trunks. WUliam Gmio, a barber. Carlson and Bobby. Knight com tickets to movias. professional base Born in Denmark, be had been Mrs. E. 8. Michalak and others / pletely controlled the boards and to 66 Win over the East Hartford West Side Rec alleys. Total* ...... -.407 434 414X1255 in the individual race' were Jerry bad add they would^ ba glad to achieving harmony ao far as Israel the Ia.tter continually aet up plays All Stars. K ^ Wednlchok tallied CARNOUSTIE BO<»I8 Twefity-nlne enfries have been Ref.y! Goodrich 119.48, Carlo UUaneoe ball games and other amusements, a resideat of Manchester for thei •‘There Is A Way" on the committee will be at the But It Wouldn’t Be Honest K. ;Tohni»on ...... 34 73 93 250 ghn the tax savings to thalr cus* To Avoid Area and toe Antba are concerned, for hia speedy teammates. .. te -markers in ^losing cause Carno-astie. .Scotland (N E A )— received to date. Among Hie latest' U9.S9. Hippo CbrronU 219.34, about ISO mllllan; jewelry, IN mil wants HcnRky Tmde last 30 years. Ha was employed Editor, ■tore until 9 o'clock tonight to re A. Johhs/m ...... 33 30 30 273 toBW * lion; traln-planerbus passenger ceive articles and permit Inspec- Passing Accident Nassiffs' defense In the first half .fynce Ben Hogan won the British rntries are Hippo Correntl, pres \ 1.ri»rAntifn i. .1...... 31 33 102 28S Charlie Varrick\n'3.42, Pop Glea Only In tba cani of tba movias Foreign trade—dlacuastng the for 45 years as a mechanic by the j the editorial Hialeah di8tribble.ôrd Open here la.st yeav, parties of ent champion and Tom Kelly, run. By GAYLE TAIJtOT Spada ...... 33 75 243 faraa, ts milUon; housHiold appli Otis Elevator Oo. of Hartford, recalled "What Is Normalcy T” m tlon. forced the Saints to shoot from different. We looked at the Cleve NVlAon ...a, son 117.67, Tommy Martla 117.34, did It appear t ^ tha consumer G en eral H alt special mesaige he sent to Con 71,923,700. in pUrseV to the horse American golfers have been ner-up In last, year’s classic. A'lc Tampa: FIs', March 31- land Indiana and arrived at a firm ...... 74 ffi 245 ances, SB million: cosmetics, SB mil tiring last September. His wife, uj, March 34 issue of the Herald, As previously announced, all Results in Arrest/ . the outaide w-fiere they enjoyed lit brother Jimmy MhrUn 11B50 and would not.goC/tba fun bsMflt. gress yesterday, tha PraMdcnt.sald tle aucceae. Marv Setter and Cap men during ita 40 o)^ys of racing making reservations to play the Taggart. leading average -btmirr There is a great temptation here conclusion that...... they...... couldn't...... miss. Total* 433 434 443 1310 M m y tbaatar/bwners have aaid lion. . his foreign trade program is keyed Mra Lillian Christensen died in x am surprised and sorryvthat profits will be devoted to the As Mike ZtRTick 116:19. Ooodrteh lad sembly’s pledge toward the new tain Joe Bores- managed nine this seaaqn.- historia course. In the fast Y circuit, wUI also vie. to'pICk th^Qhicago White SOx to , however, and'now the' the league in 1943-48 with a 118.49 fnosjbaiikraptcy under com* Hartford, March 31 (FH-Federal to the idea that healthy, two-way May. 1953. He waa a member of you believe ao certainly that full George Jacquemtn. 41, of Coven for the town totle,. win In the American league this here la that they’ve mlaeed' itlon frm triavislon la tba and State mediatorB, working trade la. tha bast Insurance against King David Lodge. lOOF, and of amployment for all seekers “is not Church of the Assumption. Ohrom.kl , 101 *71 average. Nowlcki and Varrtek wlU try. waa arreatad on a charga of The tourney Will run April 2nd,- .. their chance and are not going Anrtrt.on . 114 371 ba in action again tonight with tbe But sourcos said rar toward avoiding a general strike the doctrine of atetlsci. Under such dimset P-ebekah Lodge. and cannot ba sound and valid" in vlotation of rules of the road yes 9th 10th and 17th. if needed. f®*' (be rehaon that If .anywhere except dowp. The White Summer* . 31 MS bi the Hartford area, invited con- SECOND AdlUB PLANNED Motor Salea While Goodrich, Mila canUy • o m movie bouses would light Agenda a program, the President added, Ha leaves two daughters, Mrs. a “ free enterprise nation of our terday as the reeult of a two-ear ”Playdown ■ matches will...... be the bestwoul(l\not be a completely ^neat g,,' an alert and vigorous Wilkie .... 87 333 cut thalr prleos by tha amount of •■‘be * _ ' I tractors and offtclala of an AFL Gordon Tuttle of Manchester, and aise” with lU-enormous resource Washington, March 31 (Fl — ■ A man must get honest - HilInrkI ... 101 35l nese, Correnti and GteaeaA..wlll ba etatlsra would not be able to over- Tho Navy toM CongreM today accident in the interaection of W. two out of three games. The semi p i ^ A man muai gei nonesi administration, have ijecome the the tad c n . M g v ia | Into* building trades union to cotua free governments. Mrs. Matthew Donnelly of Penn-1 that it cannot be gained by apy soynetim^. challenging outfit. firing away for the Builders in the f W Q,, Jt^ta Labor Dapart- It Inteade to start building this kUiddle Turnpike and Broad' finals will be the beet three out of Total* .... 494 1174 playoff match. *nM nM suro also saves gl.OTT,* Austrian treaty—for the laat sylvania: a son, Alfred P. Chris thing-Nshort of a totalitarian eye Streets. ' five with the finals four out of. We haVe a strong ftellng that^ several 000,000/ln ravonua b y extending ihent at 9 p. m. today. six or seven years the United tensen of Manchester, and nine tern; ^that we ought to make year a second atondc-powered r:ilhort*on > ami a third fi5.999- Patrolr.ian Emanuel Motola said seven. Foul line bowling will pre Ppul Richards and h** 0®*^>® ®®y* things must happen, and much as' Harry __ NOWICKl’d 433 threa strigg for anotbar year Incroases hi ^ t n 1- ____.1 Officials of the Hartford Con- dUtes has stood firmly for early grandchildren. pump-priming automatic, so that tha accident occurred when Jac- vail throughout the event. A small might bea| out the Yanks this ^ Richard* is hoping for this to hap- Dummy .. ,d00,000.* turning to private etaterpriae, the tries will clps|5 at 9 J). .m. an expert next fan if they do come Trucifs. that .-he .got last ^ season, dOO aotlreatad deficit pal Buildiiw at S p.m. , the dispute between the H a rU ^ case, rince society has chosen to /HfOal aeaaoaal aprtag eoadHioM in a bowl overnight in the room Prerident said a-certain amount ,or closet Uiat needs (iiMhanin# new romping in, and y ^ r reporter bps hlinnie Min'oso jnlist tilt, as weil as Tntal* 41* 395 largely close its eyes to special and had ao furthor aignlfteaare. nifliM «Capable successors a Ipng illnesa, will be held In 81. CURy^K MdOonk-y ...... 108 33 121 .333 Clue (mieati ...... 3 xo were ready to take over in two of eoiint upon^ Andlng, another hlg- U«tlii.-*nii ...... 117 33 93 I09 \TBAM'8 AVERAGES lasrmakars who mupt rim tbU FubUc hearii«s on tha agenda in- ready to assist the parties ta madl- Mary's. Episcopal Church Friday 84 in. wide, to the j^ r. All w’inning pitcher, preferably a leftr Jnhn.-nn 101 38 .139 323 PeeanI* ...... tit-M. year. clude one on an addlttonal appro- atloh." the three cases. He didn't spec- afternoon at 2 o'clock, with tho Rev. lengUu. yhluee to 13.98. HsURh ...... '...... — 81 —. 3J. Motor 8si*«\,..,...... ItS.Sn brick- ify them. hander, and he -imuU he , assured n*nna 1 U .W DIsputo On Orodit priaUon of $3B,7S7.M for bond Inter- Hie contracts for tha I Alfrod Williame, rector, officiating. that several of his hitters, particu ...... l& iT est and a transfer of I3N from one layers, sheet nMtal workers, car- Eisenhower said all three men Total*.... 490 441 " in 'm S Tba poUUcal croos-flra broke _ Burial will be in tho East Ceme- $ 2 .9 / p d ir larly Ferris Fain, wUI make good XUs Lelkm* 131 DonVtm* ...... KP.as out in Oongrass before tho bill p^ca budget Rem to another. Both penters and roofers expire at mid had come Into the government living * ROOM / coniebnrks nt the plate. ,^pred and r. Hampton ...— ____ 93 32 93 333 >aub CliUntI ...... 106.381 with the understanding they would / (note.me width) G. Hkmpton 3* 91 93 351 IKDIVini Mi AVJ^CB9 sums are accounted for in the pres-1 night. raendx'may call at the W. P. 'fancy base-running, will hot be , rassst'*'Stoctyilif stay for one year only. Wll-v ...... ;...... 11.1. 3« 111 120 T ent 31 mill tax rata. May Ask Batraaetive Pact Qutah Fimeral H**"*. 325 Main 8t., enough. Hanf-a ...... 104 114 93 1141 Goodrich ...... T1 8497 U9.48 Tha BomW la slated to at Soma union officials said that It is clear to everyone, the Pre»> H. Hampton .100 124 94 313 Miltnr«« ...... I___ _ tt 3701 U9J9 tonight from 7 to B o’clock and to M lM O I C .There is great optImLsm among (Drrrotl .. 35 4196 119A4 successor to WilUaro J. Moore (xi| ident aaid. that In the light of ALL WOOL GABARDINES . . there Is a strong possibility .that morrow from 2 to 4 and (rom. 7 to CELAlÊSTTAFFEtA the Sox that they have foi nd their ToUhi 533 313 533TM GI4s«on ...... 71 8374 11137 the Town Planning Commission. many of the union man will not family responsibilities the officials a p.m. It is requested that*(lowers added pitcher In Jack Harahqian, Sr)im*l*k* ...... 33 7736 Ua|3 Moors resigned when ha moved to bear, it is only natural that^they FLANNELS . . . WORSTEDS PUIUp* ...... 45 5043 112.1 I work--without A contract or the lie omitted. DRAPES the reformed firsts battenian wdip S./-T1T . -T*mpl* B*lk Sk*l«m (41 ■ H., Pacsnl ...... II 1373 109.11 Vernon. The Board will be asked to promise of retroactive raises if a should believe this kind of pub Mr. Savory waa tha first man to Regulars, ghorts, longs. Sizes 80 to 48 waists. 'was a eouthpaw sensation. in the I.oVHt ...... 100 95 R* 283 Rees'i Tavars lic dutyiShould b^^Ruured. Hrllrr . I . . 59 95 10* 393 TsaesrI .. 73 Mil m ia wqlve compeUUve W agreement ts signed in the lerate a diesel locomotive through Plain colors. 83 iii. and 73 in. Southern Aesn. last season and in Wot** ...... , 101 54 94 373 jhente for repair to tha buUdose^ in anchsatcr. Ha stertBd hia career Kollman...... 1.55 90 101 373 J. Martin , ....70 8170 m m long. Reg. -84.98 value. GRAYS . TANS . . . BLUES ^ e r to - Rljco ..this winter. Some Cow M»r ...... 103 103 lOS 3oe Zwick .....V';. ....47 M71 u a o operation at disposal area. An official of the Roofera Union ■a a railroad man with the 'Boston think HaVshhian might win 18 or TwarontI* ...... 73 8103 Itio Tha Board la also slated to dls- and Albany Railroad in IBM, trans Amolil ...... 35 4337 10% a ■aid no progreas waa made In H-Bomb Capable SPECIAL $2.19 PLAIDS . . LCHECKS 20 games with the sharp defense Total* ..!...... ”435 4*0 ~5M Itfi ...13 1713 107.' cuas water supply and financing | negotiations for a ntw contract ferring; tp (he New Haven in 1903, ('nmmsBlIr ■ae4l*l (81 . B; PaeaoLJfr--'''..--.-, water an«|ji»»»r improvemenU. he' will have behind him. If he por»on ...... 38 107 . 3* Mi R PacanlTBr...... 44 33W -104.33 and no paw date for another meet- whereas was a locomotive en ahoiild, you will see a raze. B«*kiml___ ...___ • 94 93 *3 3 » . Maschcater Meeoe i Ina has - been - set. Of Erasing City gineer for many yedrs on UtoJlart- .Richards has every right to feel Ballarrt ...... 103 92 89 333 Nowickl ...... 71 133114 ford to Boston morning run, becom Rfig. $9.98 GllidJ"r:;y»...... 57 ■ 93 84 338 Tarrlck ...... 37 113.33 An pfftclal of the iSheet Metal FIGURED CROMSPUN that Fain, who slun.ped to a ini^ Hiirklii*„,.,.V.i».,...CT.“3a«ii 91- ll4 333 Kovla ...... ■. M U5J9 Workers Union said negotiations ing a safaty yepresentatlva In 1945, erable .256 after having, led the' Ssairla ...... I... 39 SSlt 114.73,7 (Centlnn^ (ritm Faga' OM) and roUring in 1949. Total*- 434 476 439 1303 MeCurry ...... M 73M 113.«i have',broken down. Ha decUnad to DRAPES league with a fine .327 the previous MannII ...... 53 I3te 113.31 V t ondf He had been a resident of Man. NOW year .at ’ Philadelphia, wljl. gather alaborate. ern powers and Ruaata get togeth 2 (3> W Hlllnaki ...... 13 1433 lOM .An official of tho Carpontars cheater atneq 1982, and waa ap Modern and acenlc. 54, 62 himself together and hclpMinoeo a, Doe Winia Oarsgo er on a limited peacetime ■ atomic pointed to aerve.on the Police Com- Bi-nlto .... i 109. 92 n S WalckowaU ..... 74 M3B 115l1» i. , Union, aaid .nagotlatlons art, still and 72 in. long. with the chotes-- He- also can hope A. Acolo .. 95 101 35 development pool. miesion. (or one year, in 1946. . He with $ 6 9 9 J. Acnlo ... 107 124 97 O'Rrllly ...... I...;,. 47 5 » 113.13 Q^What small fish travels in. in progreas hut said neither side Alawd at Ending Unioet PREMIUM that John Grpth. obtained during XemNsik ...... 40 33& 110A3 was a rnem)>ej- of tha New Eng QUICK • A$ - MAGIC the winter, will come back and be Bolindky . *» 110 53 IM 01*110...... I* g w 100.11 schools and . attacks larger flah," haa reached a settlement. dtrauaa’ etatement plainly waa $2.98 Pair E. Paxani . JM no 103 311 Vlftn*r ...... 53 5363 im .« destroying tham 7 land Aaan. of Rattroad Veterans the .300 hitter that he waa for ..... A epokeeman (or the Brlck- aimed at aoothtng some of the un and the Brotherhood of Locomotive ...... t. 534 M Ite iiil Abrama ...... „M WIX 10M| A —The fierce piranha fish found layera Union said the meeting! rest etlrred up in Britain and else SUP COVERS Detroit a few years ago. _ Tutsi* EknH .,..^..,.,.;^.../i6, «3 I' lOlri. EiMlneere and held a Ilfs memben The Anal poflsibiUty seems to be V-. ■*. at .A*km (11 Rofor* roroovsUos in cartain douth Amfribaii rivers. with the cofitractore have been un- where by the recent H-bomb Ship in the New Haven Railroad REG. 81.98 / GASOLINE Rtg. $12.98, ' * 8 Graiyh , 103./; 95' 113 331) Bmllli ....TTr...... 57 3533 114J8lllJ i They oht emly 12.pr 18 Inches long, aatlafactory and no beadvfay haa teats. that Bill Wlladn, an putflelder who H. Gntyb . ’ 99 1« .103 Tarra ...... U 3331. m.4|UAr Club. . * $13.94, $14.98 F. RuKacha » I3ff but are dangerous beicafiae they at been made. He etressed that this country CROMSPUN came up from Memphis late last Z'awt*t»w*kl 77 — It. HtlhuOa-,,...... S3 4033 iiau acasoiv-with a fine slugging record. tiismbara nan IlLfl tack In great number^ * None of the union offielala would makas no teats ‘^vtthout a definite Frederick B. Sokula . A.’RubsciiV.n lit ,!! Whkowakl rt ms noj: dtacloae tholr daipanda. The purpose,'' Slid without aecklnK “an M ARS. TIERS * Including 34 Jioaie runs, will do Pluchsmyk-.'...... — . 13 M 111 Farrand ...... M 3470 tOOll. The funeral of .Frederick B. ~ T - L/ flnow ...... 18 iteO 100.7 Q—Who waa second in com end result of major Iniportanco to NOW ' something similar against big T(<(als Sri 413 515 14M Bpokesmen for tlie eontractora SchulA 3 Bunce-Dr., who (fled sud All colon. tevSwaPd^M league pltchlngi,_ He haa looked ( Ptab CMaaH mand of the Oontinental Army at could not bo rtacbed for commant our military atrength and readl- denly Saturday night, was helj T. Martin ...... -.. 33 4938 117.98 the start of the Revolutionary war heas." II ^ great this spring and .memliers. of e n te r Cosas* Wo. 3 (3) Bscku* ... ______43 51(11 110.31 this afternoon at. 3 o’clock at the $g,9^* Cfn*t>v 50'. 93 73 liM.U in 1775T It should also be noted," he $!;49 Pair All it ukes 10 brixhicn up your moti livcd- the Box family think he can't misa 30 Fr»«in ... It is not oxpectad that a tlroak- Holmes Funeral Home. The Rev. We have seen enough Wilsons come Nrlll ...... 104 33 99 ■ulllran .. im.3! 'A —Artemaa dtarly In I down in contract negotiations ■aid, "that the testing of weapons Paul G. Prokopy, pastor of the MrCumb lUil 103 89 Mcl.acsn !(«.» Ifi difficalt to write la Important likewise in order to in room ii a tet ofîsmoui VATCO ■ up, though, to-know that he can. 8l'cn<:*r ...... 103 82 *9 MeConr .. tBEjm...... ao Mioa ini.u 1776, Ward resigned hie commla- woul<|.affect conatrucUon of the iB- Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 'M m m --And eo, there you arc, and a 8l>ok>l ...... 107 125 1 « Maaon ...... S3 2327 101 f that lervice mmn or ■ion becauae of lU haalth. | mom. Vernon-Lydall Elementary be fully aware of the possible fu officiated, and Interment was in r a y o n MARQUISETTE •lip covert. Gay deiixni, dtcorainr tiylina. Th* Me Tra School, which la nearing comple turv aggreseive ability of an ene Rag. tem pting dish it is. especially if Tdtal* :...... 515 514 482 1511 I. Texoart 123J5 woman «■ often aa the Eaa;,.Oemetery. perfect fit fof ■ wide variety of chair end dive'n Mickey Mantle la to be out of the. MrtlwdlW Ns. 1 (4) 3. Nowickl . . 13113 Q—What la the Ume of a I Ron. my, for we now fully know that TAILORED CURTAINS 'A'X you’d like, for the best B q a j^ were William Klein, ttylei, alto ttudiot and davtnot . . . and j i a . M r $ n . » t " Yank linaup for any considerable Bniwn ^...... i fte 103 in 320 3. Goodrich . 119.30 chtld'a most ,npld growth? " *niera are about IB carpentara we poeeeee no monopoly o f t*Pkr, -mettara .Klein, Emil Schula, Ar Mrtcrr ... 123 103 339 4. Mllenc** . 1I9.3B newi of all is home biltty in thle ai;reaome field." 63 and 72 in. long. Reg. 11.98. time, itrean-beradded that the Sox Richmond 93 33 273 ■IlMI A—13,8 yaara old (or an aver- working on the Job, according to thur Schuls, Eldon Swain and fibrin that liit and liit and last! Come in and 113 53 312 5 rorrenU .. town news—when one age boy; 115 years old for tha Arthur Swanson, superintendent of S.trquea eald' IKere have been wlil, be brllllanUy arid .«ggreaalvely Plcrc* . . I Verrick .. 113.43 Harry Tomlinaon. tec for yourtejf . .-. i|'a the low cott way to %iaki (Aih handled oh the field. And-r*on . 104 113 321 7. Olranon .. 117.37. is sway, from home. average girl. - conithicUon (or the Wadhama and “ exaggerated' and mietaken" de- ~ . $1.59 Pair NOW 8: T. Martin 117-13 9UMB8e« 9BC9BI ..V,;... 515 555 512 1512 May Construction but tha car ■cripUnna of the March I teat. Ooear Johneok to add the all-imporiini touch of mapic . . . Total* .... 8. J. Martin Q^rJn What city Waa ths flrat pentars local has shown no readl decretary of De(<*nae “Wllaoir 10. Iwlck .... Regardless of, where The funeral of Oacar Johnaon, 90 and priett are at low at e bunny in the - $j|.99 ...? Kmaeerl Lstbrraa _ pubUc night echool for h< liool rn *« to call a atrlke. yesterday daacribed thla ore waa < •*•«.! i • l(tt' 97 3U your service man or "unbellevabla." dtrSUss aaid he Summit St., 'w «s held yesterday Nawmoa lubjecte opened? Local Still NogoUatteg afternoon at 3 o’clock in the chapel SEERSUCKER ^ ' bottom of e high tiilc'-hat! ’ 48 PACKARD 'Aiidi*r*(:n_.101 125 18® . *4 woman is stationed, Michael Barry, Hartford repre* thought that word haa been Gu*tn(8prf ...ytjf....: to IM W 313 Cbapprll A—Cincinnati, (Milo, In 1358. of the aUnanuel Lutheran Cfiiurch, Johnxm ..... f 115 133 117 230 the Manchester Eve^ laentaUve for Local'40 of the car "played up" in the papers more BEDSPREADS -SIX CYL. ' Tnutu ...... mo 630 4 with the Rev. Chrl B- Olson, pastor Tu-tonct in the following coinbtnatiottt; (Eiirlaon ...... 117 131 321 Ccator t'aee«3 Ite. I_»■ ning Herald can be fon;, ' Q—During what montha are the penters AFL union, said that, al- than tho decretary intended. R,g. $2I.S0; 314.7$ 4.DOORSEl>AN Much of dtrauee’ atetement was of the church, officiating. Tho Rev Plain and * floral pattern*. Totsli"...... 437 530 857 1333 Moisoll ...... 1)7 IT ' Warded to be at “ Mail heaviest.fire toaeea? I though their contract expired at Mr. Olaon alao sang “ Rock of Solid wine with whtc ttripe; toiid blue •with N*. MrllHHH*) Ne. 3^1) Bmith...... 97 t| midnight, the locqi waa still nago- davoted to an axplanation of the Single and double. Malfk ...... A-7- December-thrmigh March- Ageo" uMt “ All the Way liy Sav blue ttripe; toiid green qîih green ttripe. A Uolmr* Cali” retÛarly. tiatlng, and ha in'dlcatad no break "fall-out"—the sucking up and Tl-l 1«n 301 Betara llB -113 lor Leade' Me.'* Burial waa in the - NOW ’41 CHRYSLER 103 101 (êmidaU ...... nt 9t (^ W h a t la tha beat conductor of down in the talks appeared Imml- vaporising of varUi or water by $5.98 H. Hoimr* . 101 313 Get a subscriptiQn for nent an atomic blast and tha anreadlng East Oemeteiy. rifle a ivge aWeerien ef

Don Cockell West Side Rec Playoff Basketball Champs m et Who Once Helped to Break, Big Ed Joins the Fun at High School First Practice Monday Von Eric and Afternoon at Mt. Nebo Man of Hour Paired in Cp-FcGli ip the Braves May Do It Aâin llkyrockeU into Fight ■ ■ ■ ■■■ .■i-ii ■ pf the Los Angeles Cockell. But the Brittoher muight ^ -■ ■ fiyrneuer eaters the series with help of Ida valet. Pierre, and an kont waa awappad to tha Pirataa. average Of 3.00. Conley, 3S, alx-foot- Phil Riaauto's arm knd eyas, bati _• v balked. stopper Capt. Bernie Alcmany will aaatat from an uiildcnttbd man , Batwaan tham, tha thraa accounted Angels of the Pacific Coast League was named Msfch 29 tq succeed wise In the fifth, hecane* the ag- It vlclnrtee In Its lost 18 gameo. aii^t former Waahington State Col- that waa the case five yeara agOr| d a LJB MlTCHElX has to make /The Big Ten TV Committee said lead the Candidates In the Initial Phil Cavarretta. '(AP Wirephotdl, who pulled, tha light awttph, ' for SO gamea. lage baakatball atar, haa dona hla greeaor, broke up LnStaraa’a eoun- But It deesat have the Mikan-Pel- and Uttle Scooter haa _ since ^ .fourth straight defense of his its idsa of nine regional and three practice scheduled for Mt. Nebo lard-MIkhelww triamvtrate that Oeorga defeated Tony Enoa In an Whan tha Thomaon for Antonalli beat handcufflM under thr area, " ~ ~ ter punrhing and plied up point baaten an attack of ulcers. But he left _.fleld assignment with 'i^ e nationwide tgleoasts of football Xfonday afternoon. Alemany Is one after point. hne dendaoted the Irogn* eloee ffw unpopular daclaion throe wocka and Uddia daal waa announced, but doubta he had any advantage Is now 3S. Perhaps tha mofet dan- games was better. ago. Ringsfdera wore enraged ahd there inaamuoh aa ha'a more of a Cleveland club. of the backbones of the 'club 'Rolllo never really hurt me,” Isle '49s. baaeball wiaa Praaco Thompoon of garmts sign In connection with It is no secret tha^ the Indian HMt NCAA ptiin fallp ffr a an- counted upon sa the Indians sack April Foors Day Tomorrow eaverol threatened to tako er. '' tidy up toe conier where ciorgebua hs atin ran them, and Baltimore team t o / a tingle appearance first .time, graduates from Uttla in Seattle last aunimer.' citlsena fear the Oriolea will wind Wade, the latter up from Fort , The Pittsbin-gh Pirates stop the Hack on the-way, defeated the Th* Nats ntili looked th* part George'^vUI wait to ahiwar- toa whether bn a regional or national Lasgiie and Alumni Lsagus. who Grapefruit League standing.y.nv!n to go nine,, full dangerous^'*They nipped the Wprld (be was working so hard he didn’t gees Into the 4Fs, hot he Is r a r ^ thalfi bouU at $)m Vallay Arffna. sams bulge in the Cuban Winter m ^ e nt. has no equal at third feeling alun^ He was drdssed in a League to make film the first Im the Maids to the win. ^ c h bowler flfiali of the Stanley reglohsl' telscastlng. innings. A Flpatc pitcher shutting CThampion Ngw York Yankees 7-tf even hear the bell and Referee needed long enough to acoro that Thq 30-yeapioid weltqrwdlghts, baae, sither afield or with the out the.; oppo'sftlon is' hot only unlforrn • which closely • approxi ported pilot to "in there. In five Exhibition Baseball had 888 triples with Fullers h^t cup pjayoffji. ths Montreal Cana- "As s committee, we Arc recom ■<4ith Hhe Ya.nkt main stock ifi Gene Henderson had to get him in mated that of a Russian general. many. Clydo LavoUette has been Bonlto Lopeg and'Mika Hernan- gime a 1 « second string^ No- mending that ths mehibev Institu willow. cornmendabje, It's downright scia- a headlock and drag him to his an adequate flll-ln at cfMcr. and years with Fort Worth of the - —- - 1*. , . ' 1 back to-pdiky to await the trade—a home run. Del Ennis hit His “Thl* way, Slri" waa a far cry deo. finally'^ took n Uhs back ta Texas .League, his Brooklyn farm -wJekl s hl|^ outcome of the ^ritggle between ttons of ths conference vote ’no' Provost, a utility outfielder and satidnal. The .Pirate flinger# it off rookie Grim to break a corner. Mlnoeopolia gnard* prodnee nMye New YorV after n Vain aearejh for (Standings of the Teams) ptnch-hltter with -.the -Injuns last. amassed a total of four shutouts from what the, gathering p s ac USE OttR Clubs twics bounced down in front,, Detroit Red^Wl^ga and the on the referendum,to record their 6-6 tie in the fifth inning. The sellout crowd of 18.000 pro customed. Normally, on a nighj IMdnta now than they ooed to. toe Hblybka Am e r ic a n l e a g c e a IK %tri*C followed by a 128 and Toronto kfauis Leafs^* protest against the inadequacies o f spring, mlght-tur»,to the hill for all la.st sea.son. duced a gate of ato'jf $112,000. La- One ,*f to* guards. Slater Alar- twice fen second and tied for W L Pet, *In the only other g.’ oe between such i s this, hlushky Jacksm Artier Curley, agaisUnt . -t# 107 for a 8S7 three string total.“ the proposed plan. We believe the more work. -He tolled on the , They, of course* hav*'been con- major league teams --- most "of Starza collected about $16,800 and tln, was'a mqmber of toe Lakers' Matchmaker Joe McKennn of New EASY RAY fourth. , ..X _____ Baltimore . 7 .667 The Maids replace Paganl’a West The Oanadlens ttimiked the Bos- mound in the Intermediate League algr.ed fp the National League Cockell about $14,006. LaSUrza ushers you' through the Qarden Bragan. 36. awltched to'MoUy-. 6 .6i7 to» Bruins last night X-0 to nMva colleges must find a better way to them are breaking camn in the press gate with ' K' snort and a 1950 team which defeated Syra York; telephone^ offlciaU 4»f the Philadelphia Sides as pMyoff champs. respond to the chkjlengea of Ule- laat summer and fired a no-hitter. ccljar aifaih.' Probably, that's where Southland— the .Washington Sena weighed 18944 to Cookell’s 211. cuse fof the championship. But Vailey Arena sreeterdi^ and PLAN wood "because my best friend in Chicago . . 3 .571 Th* Caterers, who ousted the one step closer to carrying off the The victory was Cockell's 57th comment about the “good under Mikan, Jim Pollard and Vern MIk 10 .565. vision, not only to live with It' but He poeaetses good power. thc.v 1' 111 w(nd lip- But along the tors turned back the dneinnati lated tola atohr. glvea"ay.■Han^- the Brooklyn organication was Boston' . . . . M^ds from the Jesgue crown, coveted cup which they won last to make, it work in bebalf of Inter It wilt take a few practice sea- . way, Haney anil his men will.chop against 10 losses while for La- neath we got tor ya tpnlght.” ' slsen were the Minneapolis vUal 11 .450 year. Their Anal '58 triumph was Redlega when Stevera hit. a roes:de* ONLYSieJA Branch Rickey." WrAhington weie a new team in the league collegiate athletics." sions before CTosch Kelley can IronW aor.ie of the''btg’ bo.ya' down ■ to ba.ses-loaded. two-out. '‘ ninth in StarzS it waa his fifth defeat Uniformed pxges b u“* 1 1 # d center then. Just as they are now^ itfh cama ■ Bragan came to Fort Pierce Cleveland 11 .421. at the expense of the Brutns, fehr through the crowd and bcganTead- The two fl^tfora. which has operated for 20 seasons. Stdd the NCAA Committee; oitt some o f ' the problems faring sjgfi, 'Tltey can hit end irs a matter ning home run off Jack Crlniian, against 54 triumphs. The aeries continues SatunMT from toeif native Bpatn rto seeking ‘ sufficient help to repeat New York . 15 -348 Dick DiBella led the losers with a gaAies to three. When the result wax announced, ing; it down a flight of atairi to, a aftern( pn before a television audt ' 14 .333 "The TV Committee - spent an him. and hs has a few. "niere is a hf the pitehertf trj'ing lo hold tji'e a-3. 4 RMo 4uffl apenlh in ths Coast Leagus. which isn’t Detroit 349 three string. Vic Xbraitis and . .,^he CanAdiens' opponent prob extended period of time discussing The Yankees B team club beat the crowd went, wild and would group of partitionad - viewing •nee here before shifting to Sjrfnp Dew Beirww as funny a# It sounds, for there NATIONAL .LEAGVR oj position down. , » Hippo Correntl followed In that ably will be Detroit. The Wjngs the specific Big Ten proposals and Friend, who has ‘rpcnl fits entire St. Pets'sburg. of Uie Florida In- have torn up the seats had it not rooms. About 30 people went into cuse on Sunday. Pittsburgh .. 6 .547 order with 346 and 344. each of them and x t down on in tatt-i ^v.’hipped the Leafs last night 2-1 in analysing that proposal as major league Career (.three, years) toi-oatipnal League, 10-4,. and the bean for London's efficient Bobble*. 6 they 1 To Yofir Homo St. Louis . . . 8 :6i^ - Pla margins In each.,game were to take *a three game to one lead well as sU other conceivable forms baseball Schedule plush seats. y - ^ 9 .591 with the Pirates r®' e up but three Mauwsukee Braves engaged in a Cockell’s victory was hailed as the Ofiliad A taxi ffffm Brooklyn ... 43. 26 a ^ 7 for a 76 pin. totaL In their best-of-seven seTni;ffnal of regional tklsvlsion. greatest ^ thing in the British 8 .579 ■ ■ tisrdes Clrsve (i> hits and-walked ohly one. He also brisk workout at the. expense of Case o f Missing - Holyoke Armnt ^ Torms os Low New York . series. . “ After tall exploratlen, however. April 2S—Rockville, away. contributed a pair ot singles to the Savannah, of the Sally League, heavyweight mvlslon since Tommy Two norntal-alzed TV aete-were ★ ★ A THREE Cincinnati ,. 11 .522 DtB-lla ...... IIS m ley Arenk. T h ^ ta b ^ a a* hi 12 .478'! AbrslUj ...... 12.1- 10« 117 S4« Rookie goalie Jacques Plants al It was the eomalttec’s eoMltieie* AprU tfi—William Ifall, away. ClfBSC. * '■» . . 0 27-0. Farr went lft,fc«>und* with Joe In the center of the room. One, n nevor faetud of It nut a m to tob As $2.50 Mi'wSukee . that the propooed (NCAA) plan 1411 .4171,7 Hiiin.ki ...... ••••-•-■132 IW 32 109 109 322 32S lowed Boston only four goals fti April 29—Meriden, hame. Louis In 1937—'^ ' . page stepped in nnd announced, Boxers Solv^ around “for a 'Mnff time." PorWook Philadelphia yie aeries, shutting them out 'better . . . aenea the Ipreftata of was an ordinary black-and-white. Chicago . . 15 J 86 :M. Cc-rentl ...... »2 127 125 244 May S—Wiiidliam, away. nandex said. STAR SPECIAL twice, nsnte, who was recalled Iptereollegiate football aad the na- Mw 5—East Hartford, bame. The other wns the color set. Their disappearance —alt -MR .172 571 1499 ttoB’e uaivereltlea aad collegea a8 Holyoke, Mas*.. March 81 (Fi,;- lULTS from Uie Buffalo farm of—the M *y' a —Mlddlet4twa, -Nome. Cavik^, plson Satisfied The lights dimmed, the Kreens Th* CBS* of toe perambulating troublesome to police and _ Mltaid «w U as m«s sad fV. For Blacker Blacks. TUESDAY'S i>ar(-MaM« <3> 'thta tliag." .y\ Ford Koimb Big Pittsburgh ppaitlpea sparring session yesterday. Ghvl- slam In the 1500-meter grind *17)0 camera lost the deltails. Once Herald Photo. For S^ Bits To See Tex Rickard first brought women . Floyd Curry opened the Mont June S—Open ' * and both are sticking with the hnr; the welter champ, will go a past their forearms, the eye lost President Bob Spencer,' right,.,of the South Methodist CTiurch (Sal) 0. . the tkleidsion angle ' ould ^ dis techniques that brought them each which opens the IS event National e n e e i A DOMPLETE ANTENNA ' San Antonio (TL) 12. Cincinnati into Madison Square Garden as real shoring at 11:86 of the ffrst June 4—Open couple of final round* today. A "A. U. Men’* Indoor Swimming them in a colored smoff. Men’s Club I# shown welcoming Hugh Greer- at the Father and Sort.^ cussed at a Big Ten meeting In a championship. Night program at the South Church. Th* head basketball coach ‘ (N) "B" 3. boxing spectators when he, round- period. .ncklq^Mpore, who set. a (Îcago April 29-27. ' - ' It’s Qieon'e 160-pound title that Championships. in the Yale Bowl As toe fight 'Went on. it .was dis p Rê L INSTALUTIONU New York (A) "B" 10, 8t. ed up 800 of the more daring Stanley Cwp aerieii ope-gune-re-: SmalJ .. College games may b* All home game# at ML Nebo is at stake in -the nationally-tele- Thursday night. . concerting to listen to the audi at (Connecticut addreued the men and their boys in the parish fol GORGEOUS Petfrabu.g (FU) 4. gala around town-.to see' Jess cord with six' points, UlUed the .telecast' at will undsr ths NCAA start at' 8:15. •vlsed • (10 p. ml' EST.) 15-r'ounder Kobaorwho'laat week added the ence's talk. Fight talk w as miss lowing dinner. B p E C f With l i e Purchase Of' Any Of Our Willard box Franli Moran In -1916. clinching/glwl early la the second program as in past yaara. Friday at Chicago Stadium. National Collegiate title to his Big ing. Instead of anybody picking r i V f c K . GE TV MODELS! / , H(>CKp:V PLAYOFFS'. . period. Jh? out that Scholz, the German In and .Saturday night gamss and weakness at .firat bass where Gary -Olson ha* reached a flnetoR*' Tea honors In this long grind, will GEORGE . Tuesday’s Results XL-. ' > Jos Cascarslla, former American Stsndbut defenseman Bed Kelly- holiday cor^stA other than 1 say camp spokesmen *o fin* be challanged by a claaey group of vader. waa a complete novice at National League league pitcher, now is executive acore'd tm, game winning goal for Thanksgiving^ may be telecast re- Bogli is the lone holdover- iSogli, a ' that Manager Sid Flaherty ‘ wu ts stopping a right hand, toe-audi WRESTLE LEONE great competitor,- is on tha small some'lOK’ laclnillBg BUI Yorzyk ot Stearns to Lieave Y Montreal 2. Boston 0 (Montresk vice president and secretary _of tha Red tiyngs with four m in u ^ glonally/hr nfitionally as long as him ^to‘ take only the lightest of Mpriagfiptd (kiUege, who waa run- ence talked of color hues, and wins best-of-serles. 4-0). the Laurel Race CpursK / remaining -the .game. .~r' ' the one-appcai^ce clause la fol side for the initial sack. exeribaeA frpm.t.here 01) out, to fading imagen. , McLaughlin could - clinch the nernp |a the N. C. A. A. nicetNit Detroit 2. Toronto 1 (Detroit Kelly piclW up Metto toyetal'a lowed. ~ ' . \ - avoid overtraining. , . Syracuse, N.' Y., several days ago. ‘Tt looks,” one said. '’11R4 a very leads best-of-7 series, 3-1). ahortatop post qulokl>’, providing, -^Pirectorsh^^ May 1 TWO OTHER. iOUTS pass, near tm Maple Leafs blue ...For Ju4f about, the firat time 'The long distance haul on Thurs poor water-coloring Job.” line and fired V 55-fbot shot that he putt hia mind to it. A stylish .TThat's because of the lighting,” AROVNE^ ’ ^ SAVE gioveitixA, Jabk cqme along in since he becaine a champion, and day pight is to be tollmyed ,by 12 ." f ■ ...... The Great Falls. ' Mont., . Ski Other Sports hit Toronto’sXdefensjmxn -'Tim found hi ski ng top 147-pound wel- other events on Friday and Saturi an NBC press relations mbn quick Club had to canceUpne of its rapes JaMai<;a Kacing . - great, ktyie until he aUowed base > By ALEX OIREIXI -during the summer when the build- THE CLOCK J Horton in the Mkle and boqnced tei^ jimit less than a ’Joy^Mta kid day in which nearly 200 hwimroera ly said. “Thia la natural, coloring William L. Sterns, head of rep- ing will be leased to a tobacco firm lox Offic* Op«m ^ 7 the other day. There was tqo" Page 27 past goalie Harr^Lumley. ball to bebome secondary to other has no weight problem—tfmesi-tt:* and 46 organiaationa ara entered. and 'there isn't too much bright ON THIS much snow. *^. ■ interests. McLaugmin a ^ Johnson reatiori activities at th# Community for use as workers' qu*ri«r». AROUND " . * Horton opened the scoring for Starts Tomorrow Ntiihwiff ui. send away for the seven'-or eigltt, pounds’ ht wUI . A number of outstanding • per ne** at a fight. Y since October 1941 when he .was When John Hedlund, former ths tASfs in the'second period snd could give the Indlahi n lot o f. spot -Bobo.""-"', . . formers; taking advantage of col "Football—thatÛ b9 Ou thing. strength on tfie left aide of the appointed by the late George H. recreation head; resigned a* th* THJI CALiNOAII Detrunt'* Johnny Wilson tiedthe ^ w e supply yoir'right out The Cuban Senor )s a sleek 153 legs vacation*,'' came hers direct Or a baseball night game. Can yqu Waddell, then General Manager, Albany, N. Y.. . March 31 (F )- Infield. • ; . - — result'. of a, disagreement with the score Jate in t|»e same stansa. Nsw .York’s 1954 horse-racing sear of. bur own atock. and feeling'•'#(); trim that he d*-.-f*om Syracuse, and have been imagine, say, one of the California will leave hie poet with the town on Board of Directors. Stearns ap- ■ - ’'r layed a four-round workout for an working 6ut In Yale’s tank football gaibes wltfi bright uni son, opining tomorrow at Jamaica, BtoVER DID a bang-up Job'at Tuxrdns. Cutaways and "all May 1. _ plied for the vacant post. After ia sxpec.tfid. to yield the aUtc more hoiir and a half yesterday Jn favor Aa Kn -unprecedented prelude to forms and the crowd* doing those GENBR.AL MANAGER Richard' examination xnd screening, how- second Iwse. tor CoAdli Wally For- formal accessories. o f a poker gam*. When he fjniliy the A. A. V / meet, tome of the card tricks? It wlllvjinock you than. 90 mlllien dollars in taXek. , tin's Legion champs. Vlttner has Martln last night confirmed report* t eve’s, the town gave - the Job to Style-1/13/1 ; did appear in the MidiVest . A. - C. Yale v*nd Ohio Slats swimmers dead." the press agent xald. * Lasi ^8'Fights Gbv.."Dswcyi-whb'qevar has at alao played aome second base. that Stearns would leave and said Hcrdlc. tended a J>ari£mutu4>l track but In ring it was only a gesture-to please . will make an aasault on' the 100- You had to agree with the guy the decision waa made about three- ’ThxC move-left Stearns with the w r in g e r ] the lakl six months has lieqome CatchingItching ia exception^ with ; IV. a group of gym fans.. He Jost meter bacUatroke. 100-meter free when toe cdmmerrlal tor the next 'hionths agb when the new reefea-' choice of leaving ' or taking a By TH E A>MOC|ATl!b tSESH AJeman.yThe front line tecelvec. worsie!l silts fairly familiar, with ths rsmiflca- 'if went through thq motiohs, style and 400-meter relay records v/eek'a fight came on. It wo*.-bril lion head, James Hefdic was ap- aharp^pay cut. London-T^Don’îtoclteil, 2ll,' Lôn- tions.of the sport,.estimates ht his Grtawqld caught-.tor the- Lagion- MEN'S $HOPS - dlsoh has made ho. secret of hla Thursde.y .aftenuioi). i liantly shaded and the pictures of pointed.' ,^,.1, , 4 IN LAST NIGHT’S djerusalon. doh, outpointed. Roland ILaStarxa, bUdffkt that tha state’s Shars of but played in the oulflMd with the-].',. Intontten' to attack With the busy, .But the spotllgld will extend to# two fighters sparkled. Martin told aeverol member* o( • Mrs. Helen Fitzpatrick objected W a s h e r 18944, New York, 10. ■» the betting "bite”' will be $58,600, Rbd and Whitei'' There are rurttors ' S07 MAIN l5TREE’t„' aggresalve tMtibii that'panted hint into the evening ana to* effort by But eometjhlnff wn* completely the Board of Directora who'asked i?.ttongly to St,;Srn’S dismissal. So Washington Floyd Patterson. Qi00,:>an alT-Ume high. that Eddie Wojeik hr-gettlng ilOme' 54 victories In 90 fight* and, aext- Konno to -annex hia-»seq6 n Incking In the- plush ringside room after an informal meeting that it did Director Wsit^rW'alter Mahonev.Mahoney 167, Nsw York, stopped Sammy inetruction oq backstopping too. Telephone MI-9- JSSi Of this sum. approximately to to-the-laiit-tlme out. the world’4 A. A. U. title In the 1500. Two In which you were sitting. The' had been decided to diamlas Stearns Some resident- interested in the A "imnt" in ovoiy man's warffrniM. WAS $119.95 Brown, 1.68H, Newarit, N ,J., 3, - par .centT'triirJt.Oihe from, fiames* He will be valuable in another champiqpship In a bout with Ran yosi's ago Konno won toe event Ip fight was In Irqnt of yoU and, to be or reduce his $.4,520 a year salary Keerpstion Dept. haVe asserted Jackaonvllle. Fla.~Joe Baktl, tracks. Dewey’s'’'batltnate appsr- year, along with the- up-andr dy Tu^la. , ^ 11:47.7, but bei-auBS of illness last oufe. It wns, when you shifted your to on amount comparable to the that the town, has h!eeh paying the For oriFy sMifln, every nccniln* 239, Kuipnont, Pa., knobktd' out entljr w'as baaed on the presump con^lrtg’ Dinky Hohenthal, both of |. Gavtlan; on the other hnniL la year did not compete. eyes to the black and white, n good ■alary of other building heads. He salaries of two recreation head*. you lm(4 ynw’rn riffM in o ' BUly Sjmltl., 229, Aiken. S. C . L A native of New London, NO W ONLY tion'that the. scandals that have whoerwere great Uttle Leiêrs. ^(ionfident he egn ma)^ Olibn Rght In championship eempetitlon 4enl better than ordinary viewing. kald he had recommended keeping worttad. ftpodeNy il k’s • Stylo* , Harlford, Conn.—Johnny Ce- hit the Sulky tracks will not hukt " . Morhardt, Starln and Motley will at long range d— wKer* hla well- Steain* 14 a graduate of Spring- this year, Konno Has taken ttjleo But It did not seem like a fight. Stearna-oh -while the winter indoor Miit W em od-'lka lost dolMat aario', 151’,, Hartford;^ outpointed attendance or betting. > be outfield candidates. The,former knoum rrarriei pay off. ' la both the Big Tea and the Thr audieficb waa more Uke a program waa in progreaS. field college, and he taught physi Wesley .. T,^yreyv,, 150,' Saginaw, 1th addition to its. take from bet .rapped ip plenty ^ runs 'tor tha ACCORDING TO Leon Thorp, a cal education and coached track VnlvA‘’m Amorica". Toiorad lo Mich., 1 , - , COMPLETE eeat N. C. A. A. running of the tiraater crowd watching a drama- ting, the Mate expects to obthin beiglon nine. _ 1599. On Mnrch 4, In Ann Arbor, You couldn’t tell what wras the ef member of the Board of Trustees and football at Scranton, P*.. for porfotHon .wHh all-waol weeded • •• WitkeirBarre, Pa.r-rf^^Tony Bal twi, yenra. ^7' $1,800,000' from ita 15 per . bent . ^ op er and Simmons aba pitch- Mich., he defeated NIchlgaa’e Jack fect of punches. There was, little which control* the Y building. tighl-lwid yamfi, your Styln*Mnrt Model WC « n dohi, 155, Baltlmore,;atopp3d Stan tax oa general admissions at flat era. Cole haa appeared both at Holmes Gains Stearna has been granted permis He fias-heen acUye in YMCA af ford Bulla, 1ST.-NeW Yorlt, %'■ RADIATOR IVardrop by. turning la an 18:20.8 talk. fairs. and hlMTiMfi. tracks. That will give field positions snd as a twirler. ttinlng. Then,. In Symeuee, Inst' Finally, in the minute between sion to use hie living quarters there wiM wear pnd wopr 9"^ " 9 ^ ••• . .Chicago — liph Stribllng, -'184, it a t t a n f total of $60,400,000. ' Porcelain . tub / full The locals hhd a 7-7 ilutrk last ■ Th'iiredny. he coveito thq^pouree In the eighth and ninth rounds,- Mike ki hidra. Nn wnndM ^ l y M ^ Cedar Rapids, .Iowa, out^nted spring .and a „ 5-5 record In the SERVICE Decision jimmy Savala, 138, MadsraTTaiif., Syrncuee’a new pool In 18:14.4 to Lee. the. sports editor, began to wentad k ft# iWfca o$m**wh* skirt, big .. d e luxe league.7t- .. . ■>' better his ow’n eelleglate nnirk by talk about the 3-1 price on the wringer, s^ l^ s tic 8, loipw dyla aod nnlM. - Galveston, Texas—El Oohqprip- Graham Holmes gained hia 15th l.t eeconds. Sght and you knew what was enw*-i## 6ur Hhe leledien p# timer, easy rolling. ? c l e a n in g straight pip boxing victory last ‘ The meet moves into fuU awing 'inlssing. eOPACG 100% PURE BEEF 1$), 145, Mexico, outpointed Sauveur. Local Sport • AMC. — . A? . casters. ■ Chiocca, 145, Mexico, 10. Lightweights Meet bight Wtto' an eight rpiini) decision- on Prlday when thO on4-meter A t the fights, you see^thla kind (FOB YOUR CONVENIEÔ^NOW GROUND FINE) dytOL Los Angeles—Dave Rolllna. )39( « REPAIRING over veteran Filberto' Osario of diving preUmlnarlee get underway of chatter goes m ’ all night, You Detroit, -outpointed Reuben Smith, ■i Chatter Puerto Rico at Foot. Guard H*U In In toe exhibition pool at 10:30 a.m. mixs It,, and you're not going to High In Nutritional Value--L<>w In Cofi|t USE OUR EASY FAY PLAN 127, Los Angeles,'to. i In Televised Bout '. •RECORING^ Hartford.- JIMStea,'at 13544, out- in the afternoon, starting at gst it in front of a color television 45 ONLY $5.00 DOWN DlUiflRS—^.10 PER WEEK Spokane — Gene Brixen,.. 185, Avefghed his opponent by four heat’s Trill t* run off for to# 220; screen. ^ ; CONN. BRED PABAKEETS - ONLY Sandpoint,'Idaho, And Chuck-Roos, DO UBLEfl D A R T cham pionship j^ n d s In-the co-feature.' ya?d freestyle; 220-yard breast • There li^nothing Uke g.ofhg out 8t. LoulSi Msrch 81 (PI — Ar- . Prepping for his Manchester de ' GUARANTEED SINGING CANARIES' fi 199, Portland^ Ore., drew,-6. a t t h e BA Club wtU be held Fri mand Savoie of Montreal, knocked Prompt serVlee tor edF iunhe* Stroke; lOO-yard backstroke; 400- 'ap hard aa he had to against h^ events will be held'in the evening, ing Jockey at Hialeah tola atason. Manila, 12< (For Oriant Jlght league w ill t* jm ld Saturday at goes against Arthur Parsley to- more experienced and clever foe.. PF EVERY DESCRttTION A ; wiiglit title). ,. 6:8ft • . , -t' . in a scheduled 10 round' . - ■ ’ ■ ■ Btailing at 8:80'.- .« In 169 oUrU he had 83 firsts, 14 The loeal .Iriahnum W-oq feconda and 81 thlnta.-;.... - 7 FEMALE CANARIES $2A9 . bout , rouDda im> Referee Joe. H4)Warcx .Zjeftter’ienftnrri GRADUATEiS Fî;)pglN U 8 tor th* M en’s'J>uck ' Parsley, of Rinl Cross, La., and . card with three even and Oaairio Aedtmdida of to* sixth and final In , Aihea, Iowa (IÊA)—171)*# let- p in B tiw ling T iiu jcin ên t/W lll take Also knocked out Just onbe, ia rated gaining one. Neither ^tlgbtsr aaA Tound; VtniU* Riced. 126. Hart- iklH^\.prosm fftampa Plven termen .^r.ecetv^ ^plomaa .at tlut place tbhight at 9;$9 at the W est a' harder puncher and is ranked No. ,j, mnrhed. ' ■--ivv.--- fttrd. deciaioned rBob Weat, 122; Yankees aa a reserve., catcher, Iowa State wlhtar 4na{W..-gradu- Side Rec. Anyone wishing to a, one atep higher' in the Uglit-- ■ other reaulta were - Providence.. R. 1.; Billy Lynoh. (%(irUe SHvsra has appeared in 4- atlon exercise*. They were .Clyde w itness ths pairings are w elcom e. .weight standinge than the Canad-' 141, Hartford, k ic k e d out Sid •niy I9Q games. InwnMtnted Johnny Oesario/ l 6l 44. Hart- Titus and Dick' CTierplpsky, footp;' H ie tourney kUrta Friday night len- - ' jrd, ôutpointed .WesMx Lowrey, SwOneoh, 18ll Allentown. Fla.. At HRMbittof f St O iitir MEN'S ilRvici jIoIi ,v- ball, and Don E13inR*on> wreatling at the Rec lanes. - TWO Judges and the cefafee etch 3 sa EAAT e n n s R S.T. {50,*^ Sagiidtw, Mieh-V In an 8- 1:55 of th* fltM rqund. * v-. . Slugging. butflelder . Frank n t MADT BT., TBU MI S ISN arlH divide.' 10 points a round be- rounder, Larry* Boardman. 13S>4, Thomas «f th* PiUabUrgh Bi»t4a 995 MAIN St. MI-M273 ’ was born in FitUburgh on^'fitUl ,’rhe averaga qgs of Oie Balti- . O utfikldier G ua B ail of the R *d- ffweefi'the Yighters under Missouri f M Marlhncb, stopped P at Kel Whe4l*d v*hh;l4A AT# unknown mors Orioles; newest team In tha lega w ork s 'w ith the team 's ticket rules in the televised bout (CB8,- ly, 135, Law^ned, Maaft. at 55 in TlbtL . . . iBokoa kM in that city. ^ - ¥ T p.,m., BST).* / . AjDarigaaLsaiue. 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Muat be good ment, desirable locaUon. SulUbla 195 Oak Street. 94935. Ivoting on the motion. E gypt and 8 m Qomaa .Motor Boloi. GARAGE roR RENT at loa Ridge hard worker with excellent driving too Notch Quarry. M’ 9AS17, spring, fairly new, $70. MI. 9-9993 in the 318,Q(DO bracket. The Sscott At Jobs; Dock Two daughters, .boi-n within Curl at. ca u M i. > a m . P.0M4. for any buaineaa. For InformaUon, - Agency, ML. 9-7983. 30 minutes of one another this Yugorflavla al^tyned., A M E S I X E 8olM and Barrloa, 31A Mam record. Apply at Thomaa Cnila BEAUTIFUL SalacOen of arooi ram- write Box E, Herald. WANTED—8 or 4 room apartment. morhlngi tied 'gn'd bfoke the, ■tnM. MltcbaU OP*> **** UtlARANTBKD Piumbiag aad Oonatruction Oo., 381 Broad St.,. TWO BEDROOM Suitea for Bale, No children^ no pets. TeL MI, ON 7>k ACRES.. i'A Urge rooms, heating. Alterattoaa and aaw nanu at low prteaa. Also niB aroel hlrth record for. one month at Loc ninga • . ' GARAGE BOR Rent at •! Edmund Mancheatar. reasonable. Ml. 9-1904. SECOND FLOOR, 3400 aq. ft., 9-3938, Call between 5-7 p.m. lavatory plus bath. Screened Walkout Holds werh. Perma gtaaa etactric aad and tnatnfcuxM in braidlilg Riga. plenty tght, two lavatories, threa Mancliester Memorial Hospital. Mr$ZSmith of1tii0 0RIYEWATS la o -m o , OLDER Caiavralata. at. APPLY NOW for future openlng.- Call HOckvUla 5-5700. porch, nice garden', frkt trees, ga. The new mark la 97, erasing gaa water haalera aold aad ta> rooms, auiuble light m ^ rage space 5 cars. IS minutes out. fContinued from Pago One) ruKto, otbar good tranaportatlon. MiUled. Time paymeata.arranged. Fullar dealer franchise. Men who Mschinory and TeoM S2 facturlng, large office halla. Apply Busineu Property For Sale 70 (CMttaaed from Pag* Qm ) the 96 total born during July; good credit enabia ua to accaM fS paas qualification test guarantaed LOAM-,-Rlch top soil, delivered. $13,000. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 1958. Phone Co. Smiths EXPERTLY INSTALLED Motorcyclaa Bkycfea 11 Skalky Bratbara Mltehall P8T1A Washed atone, eand, gravel, fUl. Backer, 36 Oak. ______94193, 9-4694. atrictioHs on trade with,Red Clilfl* down. Doucliu Motora. M» Main. W par waek take homa. Parma- GARDEN m "^'»TER T m c ^ , 9 ^ NElGHBOIWOOp ' Grocery afore. aUrted the walkout yeaterday. re Nuasdorf Sand and Stone Co, Tel. Mra. John MacQuown of and North Korea. i 1»48 HARLEY DAVIDSON motor Jirr GLASS hot water heatera, nent..Writa Ikoc C, Harald. h. p. with equipment, 9609. **I. l a r g e STORE for rant at 72i Smalt but active. Good money LARGE 8p(, Room colonial, ■ 3-car turned to their Job* today, how South Coventry gave birth to a A communiqua issued after the Alexandria, Va. (/Ph— l t you live li«e TMHiis CoMrn Wdks cheater Motor 1860 TRIUMPH TltundcrMnl. Ex- Phone Ml BMwerB, chain aawe, tllk rs, gar* 3-1549. now, $13,900, Warren B, Howland, mostly by non-atriking AFL men 10:47. ^ family of. Mrk.^Sarkl Smith, ..of- ..r r „ p N , cellent condition.. 5.000 milea on condition. Ml. 94773. Ota *rmctora, mahosrda, J k w er : z : Germany and Japan—on revising Realtor, 949 Woodbridgo St. MI. continued yesterday **■. ths New R ia expectefi that n is total- Haymarket. Mrs. Smith and 16 of . I ^ tA. new engine. 9475. Call MI. 3-6044. AN ACTIVE MAN 18 k o k . Torma am m gad. CSaptkl -V Houses For Sale 72 the bans on trade with Russia "by i0% FOR CASH TRANSACTIONS 3-9600 - MI. 9-4399. Yorli-New Jersey Waterfront will stand for the m'wth of narrowing substantially . their the 19 toembri's of her famlljf who MIATOKDAY M. 1939 Chevrolet 2-Dr.—Runa well, Moving—^Truddnf Bqutpmant O a, 36 Mak Stiaat. Conlmlsslon reported 4,142 men fk. A H APPY m a n CAMP TRAILER, 79 Birch at. Sam sAûrtwii For Rtnt '66 DIRECT FROM owner; Six room March. Hospital authorities scope and Increasipg"thelr effec- have served'' the telephone com Tttiim ENTonfMl. if, dttfirad. Full price 985. Storsfe 20 GuUbcau. 71 OXFORD STOEET —Attractliê were on the job, 227 more thah Business Services Offered 13 to cx v ii^ - Eight room#imrtial-'v' Cape Cod (3 unfinished),-Immacu said there were no prospective, tlvcneaa/’ pany. ,a total of 214 years were WILL InteraaUng aitd chaUanging part Cape Cod, four rooms with expan the day before. However this mothers in the Maternity 1946 DeSoto Cuatoin ‘Sedan—Ra XANCHESTQt - Paekaga Daltv- Blnslral Jastraments 53 ly fumiahsA Naar center of city, late condition, complete in evgey sion spacs second floor,'hot water ' l^stc'rn diplomats interi)reted. honored by the • company ,6t a ALL INSTALLATIONS* SUFERTISID I T iTKD HAROLD A SONS. RubMah ra- Urn# aalaa opportuAtty with well detail, 312,800. ;MI. 94808. was still less than , a quarter of Ward. this to mean restrictions on the nieeting here. ' ' dio. heater and automatic ary. Local light trudui^ ‘ and 10" TABLE SAW With tilUng arbor. $75.. Rockvllle^l^8954 or MI. 1-9636. oil heat, bsaement lau,ndry. Rusco the number florinally employed, on ahUt Only 995 down. moval, alao cellara claaned. Call known local concern. Work when MU8IC~kriiumMitU raittal. Oora- sale oP war-potentlsl goods to the Mrs. Smith, mother of 11 thil- package dattvary. Rafrigaratcra. Price $100. MI. 9-0641,. . plau line of tnatrumenU. Rental -BAST HARTFORD. Beautiful ;8un^ windows and doors. Madeline ifiiers of the nation’s busiest port. dren, said, her., sons and daughters ML 9-4034. waahan and atova moving m THREE~RbbM , furnished apart 'Fmith, MI. 9-1943, 9-J146. Russians would be tightened 'w.^bii'e 1946 Dodge DeLuxe Sedan—Ra you want to, asm aa you waqt. applied k purchase price. Rep- aet Ridge. .Three homes priced ' ' Wage Seal; Talks Set and . their 'children had - helped Demsdo ôttiera apadatty. ML A6TI1 BAILEY'S Anuque Ihop, 363 Main ment at 37 Park St.. RockvUla. those on other goods would' be dio and heater. 910 down,. GUARANTEED Top quality taio- Unlimited opportunity to increase atraat. Mltehall 84003. Modarataty reaanUng Olds, Selmer, Heat and hot watrir also garaga. from 917,200 to, $23,900. See these TWO-FAMILY 64, excellent Cohdi- There were reports that the ILA eased. * furnish telephone service for ■ a ESTABLISHED 1920 vtaton aarvlca. Catta racaived ba- AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS OO., your retlremciit fund. Write ^Box pricad Itams In china, gkaa. Un- Fadkr aad Bundy. Matter’s Music Tel.'Rockville 5-5303. today. The Escott . Agency. MI. Uon inside and out, oil steam heat, was considering calling off the Brow,11 Quits The commilitique sala tlie three couple of generations and that she 1946 Naah Sedan — Radio and fora 9 p.m. will ba Mtvload aama gtodk. 177 ffSea^M L 3-79k. 9-7683. -: strike and issuing orders for its had TO grandchildren and 18 great CALL NOW—ANYTIME .Lost and Pbond local and long dtstancemovlng, NS, Herald, today. wart, pawtar and futnttura. storm wlndowq, near bias, etores, Allies will workxfor,’’in expansion heater. Full price only 9295. nigbt. lO . S-1947. packing. storage. Call IH 3-8137. SOUTH COVENTRY , Kkated, fum - school, good income, will go G.I. members to return to their jobs. of trade" vvith the Soviet bloc, in grandchildren who \>ould be ready No money down. BABBE-TENDA, 310; acalaa, 9^; kSuuSlANO.'we. Case rede- lahed four rooms qndid garaga. Call EIGHT ROOM house tor sale direct Newspapers * ' said the- reports Theater Post to carry'on. She was bqrn at ManchMtor MI-3-7691—Htrtford CHapel 7-8617 — Traveling caae on Main WIRING INSTALLATION of all Hartfor** CHapal 7-1433. algned te ndnet atyla. Excellent from owner. Good conditiob. OU Carlton W. Hutchins. MI. 9-5132, Europe "compatible ^',ith security IT cau XL MT70 aRer •mall crib and mattreM, 38; com CHapel 6-9567. 9-4694. stemmed from the scheduling of reqvliwie'nts.” Manasaaa in 1873, or three years ftraet. Tinder 1941 Pontiac Sedan — Full price typaa. No Job too email. Paur MAN. PART TTMB to care for bination car aeat and bed, $4; coAdlUon. Bench aad delivery in -V ateam heat. Vacant. Ml. fj-8638. before Alexander Graham, Bell In A Boward. an ILA wage . scale committee Before hiading back to Washing 9140. No money down. Pantaluk, 40 Foatar atraaL Phone lawns and do odd jobs. Six hours stroller, IIO. MI. 9-1608. cluded. Goea Plano Oo.. 917 MANCHE8TEB-8 year old ove; meeting for ônjorrow. Suite IVlaiiager to Enter vented the telephone----- ; PainUng-^-PaperiBC 21 Asylum St., Hartford. JA. 9-6996. 32'BOWERS ST.— Lovefy colonial ton last night, Slas9en'told, news- I/NTIS-Tueaday, large yeUow tom Mitchell 9-7303. daily. Steady, work. Apply office, Sommtr Homra For Rent 67 .sized Cape Cod,:excellent cond The committee will consider an ■mea at the airport his gxivernment 1948 Packard 2-Dr; Sedan—Radio IS Foreat etreet, 10 to 6 p.m. home, situated on park-like lot. Public Relafions Field ; caL vicinity aumn>lt Anyone and heater, good condition. DECORATE NOW. Giuirantaed HAMMOND CHORD OROAN, only Large living room, fireplace, pic tioq throughout, extra large kitch' employer offer of a 10, cent an ■has "no'objection at all to'trade {mowing o( cat hit' by car pleaae ANTIQUES Ratinlabed. Repairing workmanship Free eatimates on Boats and Acccaaorica 46 raÂOES FOR Rent —PrivaV en, fireplace, hot water heat, vuti- Only 995 down. dona on any furniture, ‘neman, GARDENER for .country estate, 1 year old, hard to tall from new, turesque dining room, modem hour wage increase package retro McGrath Takes Over in peaceful-fioods with Russia.” '■ caU 3-7730. Reward. outside paBttiiw. Full insurance lake, clubhouae. 174 acres. 30 min^ bule, recreation room drith' b ar in active to Oct.-' l, the paper! said. 189 South Main St. Pbona ML five m iles from MancheeUr. FuU 14 FT. CHRI8CRAFT Kit boat; aa- $945, banch Included. Oose Piano utaa from Mancheatar. Applies- kitchen. Master bedroom plus twin “ In fact," he said,- "the United 1947 Hudaon 2 -I » . Sedan — Goo<* coverage. Keystone Decoratmra, size. Tile bath, attic, hot water oil cellar. All this and much more for Rei^rts that a settlement 'was States wants to encourage as mucii t O n —TJOB BOOK No. sa iOM. 3-5643. or part Ume. Muft have good ref acmbled. Deck and wheel, $300. Ctt., ilT Aaylum St.. Hertford, JA. tlona for membership now being $13,400. ' Phone Barbara Woods William Brown, manager of the condition. No money down. M l. 9-1306. S-sm. Open Thursdaya until 9. heat, baaement garage. Dishwash brewing were denied by ILA .fh'ea- of that trade as can be done.” 1 ^ ■ Notka U hereby given th« ^ erences. Immediate work. Write Alao Mercury 10 outboard motor, accepted. American Sun Bathing Agency. Ml. 9-7702. Stanley Warner State and Circle rURNlTURB. ReDntahing. aattqua Box A, Herald. Free parking In lot naxt door. • er and disposal. Screened side Ident William V. Bradley; The theaters in Manchester since Janu ' ' pushed By British .Book No. SS lOM, laaued by The PAOmNO AND Pa^rhanging. 4 years old, $175. Call Ml. 9-4344. Association, Box G, Herald. basic wage now is $2.27 an' hoUr. fugnitum a apactalty, ehalra caned SatlafacUoa guarantaad. IS years' porch. Many other features. Elva MANCHE8TBR-New ranch, qual ary, annoimced today he has re Staaaen'had come to London-to 8avti«B Bank at Mancheater haa McCLURE AUTO CO., Inc. 8TEINWAT GRAND, medium elie. MeanwhUe the NLRB pressed bean loot and appUcation -baa been and ruBiad. Aiwoa F . Thorp. axparienca. Ordara taken for out- WANTED—RaUable man to driva 13’ DECK UtUity outboard boat, Tyler, Realtor. MI. 9-4469. ity construction, no development, signed his post here, effective to- try to persuade Britain and France VICHl'S APRIL PhoiM Mltehall S67SS. oU truck. Good proposition for ready for the water, $135. MI. recenUy reconditioned end beaa re- Its federal court charges of con to moderate their demands—stem*, aMdi to aald Mmk for payment o f 373 Main Street sMa work now. Call Raymond Wsnted To Rsht 68 COLONIAL RANCH 89H feet in large kltchan, three . bedrooms, 'forrow . Truadeau. MI. 9-1614. right man. Boland OU Company, 8-4439 after 5. strung, pricad for Immedlata sale fuU cellar, wooded lot, centrally tempt against the union, which mlng from pressure by their trader Bitt amount of depodit ‘ ^ _____ Tel. MI-9-9442—Open EvenUiga DOORS OPENED, keys fitted, at 1695. Goss Plano Co., 317 . length, 28 feet in width. Lot 140 ft. walked out- in defiance of a no- He will be succeeded by William sn Center Street. YOUNG Couple dealring 9 or 4 'TV' located. Only 912,900. Carlton' W. McGrath, of 68 Dudley St., who hungry businessmen—for relaxa \ copied, vacuum claanara, irons, MARTIN Outboard engine, 7H h.p., Aaylum St., Hartford. JA. ■ 9991 front and 345 feet deep. Six rooms Hutchins, ML 94183, 9-4994„ atrike injunction Issued by the tion of restrictions on East-West gnna, ate., rapidred. Shaara. WANTEI>—Man for. delivery and used 25 hours, leas than one year room' unturnlahed apartment. of smart beauty and ' lasting haa been assistant rnanager of PAINTING AND Phone Mancheater MI. 9-3057 after court on March 4. trade. knives, niiowen alcn put into con store work. Full time Job. Apply old, 9155. Mr. 9-4439 after 5. comfort, 3fi tiled baths, 4 flrs- WELL BUILT Tbree-family house. By the end of Ita second day, both theaters for a year. I 1900 CHEVROLET Sedan. Power PAPER HANGING • P-m. Brown, who has been in show Britain and France have been aCAVB YOUR child’a portrSlt tM t« |Ude, radio, heatn. axtra, extra dition for coming needs. Braltb- in person. Mllikowskl. the Florist, Wrarinf Apparal—Fare 57 .. places. Finest of material and In .very good condition. Convenient trial of the contempt charges 896 Main Street. .' yvorkmanship. Beautiful view from business almost 40 years, .empha pressing the United Slates to trim' (J tea . Spadal for tha month of clean. Two 1950 Chevrolet tudora walte, 52 Pearl atreat. BOY'S Brown topcoat, alp-ln lining, YOUNG MARRIEI^ couple^ nurse to Main atreet. Very good irfeome progtessed yesterday aa far as .«ome goods they consider borcjCr- * lar 97 J6 portrait for JOHN M. McCANN Bttilding Materials 47 ^ 611 aides. Madeiine Smith, KeaUor, ' property. Six large rooms vacant selection of a -Jury of seven wom sized that hia resignation has noth Douglas Motors, 888 Main. COMPLETE Hand and power lawn 30 Laurel Street tan reveralbla Jacket with match and draftsman, dealm to satUe in MX, 9-1643 or 9-1146. ' ing tqj do with the outbreaks of llne from the list of harfned’ ite Studio. ML SA359. INSURANCE INVESTTOATOR ing trouaara. site' I*. Excellant or around Mancheaterx Need two for buyer. Rome can also be used en and five men. 'Twa alternate strategic. products- Of the differ l o o k —1961 Henry J. tudor. Real mower sales and aarvice. Motora Western Framing tor buaineaa. Call ML 3-5937. jiirora remained to. be chosen. The rowdyism which until last week, tuned aif'' overhauled. Pickup and Tel, MI-3-7388 or Ml-S-6738 NEEDED BY LARGE NATIONAL T.LL ...... per M 9107.00 cqndiUon. Call MI. 3-3563. to three fumlahed rootna by April $1,000 DOWN, 'THREE bedroom ences between the United States ( 0^ car throughout. Naw rubber, 15. Ml. 9-1696. NLRB is asking fines of at least plagued him regularly every Fri- and Britain over what is strategic, l(*ersoBab |445. No down pajrment, 338.90 delivery sarrlca. Gibaon’s Garage. ORGANI2ATTON TO WORK IN N. C. Roofers T .L L . .per M 995.00 ranch, Yireplace,. tile bath, one WELLINGTON ROAD—Seven room dav. night. MANCHESTER AND WlLU- CHILD’S CLOTHBJL sulMMa tor acre land, $100 month for 8 years. $100,000 'against the nnlon and Stassen sa id :. Hiu. School for monthly. Cole Motora. MI. 0-0930. ML 3-OOlSr- PAINTING AND Papariianglng. Shakea, alt' colors, IS’’ aq. 913.95 WANTED—Five or six room rent, single redecorated throughout. Hot He said he Is retiring, from the MANTTC AREA. Permanent posi boy„ alse 54, including top coat, 10 minutes out. Carlton W. water oil heat, fireplace, bath sec prisdn terms for three- officers of "The only problem is when, you Yraasportatlon First class work. Tour neiimbor Window Framea, complate like new. Reasonable. MI. 94116. preferably in 9th School District. union locals. , , \ theater to do public relations get into the in-between areas. . . .’’ bur, dlrac* 1963 CHEVROLET H-ton pick-up, a LL k in d s of antenna work. Chll my rccommendaUon. 30 years in tion with good promoUonsI pos- with uniques...... from 9U-95 Hutchins. MI. 9-S133, 9-4694. ond floor, lavatory first. One car work in Providence, R. I., Wis home SAVE 20% to 60% .M ra Art Pinnty. TV Antenna Spaclal- John Men, 48 Woodland St. T45. Manchester. Raymond Flske. Tel. sibUitlsa: Salary, bonus and. car Flush Doors...... avg. 96.95 Ml. 9-1924. garage. Price reduced for imme town. In' connection with the teen ‘ Mil ^ lat. Sales and Service. Very fair expense. Muat. have car, knowl- MANCHESTER -Several two-fam’- diate sale. Early occupancy may In Washington, the NLRp was British businessmen are clamoring Carter Chevrolet Co., Sll MMn MI. 9-9337. Canadian Framing and Wanted—To Buy 58 lly homes, three bedrooni, auto age behavior .problem, however, he St. ML 9-6238. prices. Tel. ML 9-4773. edga of typing and some college YOUNG KOREAN veteran, wits be had by calling the Reuben T. busv with another phase of the to sell to Russia, aa one ot-^these so il. eOPPL-^M^.and adviaar. Sheathing T .L L . .per M $95.00 matic heat, wHh gara»s located strike—a hearing oh validity of said he wanted to thank CJhlef of "In-between" items; ^ MS ftaaktta Ava.. PAWTINO. Exterior and Intarlor, training. A ge 23-30. W rite quali- Clear Oak Flooring WILL BUY Refrigerators, ranges, and one year old daughter deslVe McCann Agency. MI. 3-7700. Police Herman O. Schendel and IR O N E R S i^ ONLY DOUGLAS will sell you a WEBB’S TV - 17 Maple St., 93 pw papeihanging. Oalllnga roam ftcaUons in east and west aide. Tlie Escott last December’s Bargaining repre Officials said the agreemen t ; tha Art thaatar. For bouse caU. All work'fully guaran f.o.b...... <...... per M 9332.00 and washing machines. La- reasonable, unfumiahed apart , Agency. MI.' 9-7683. __ General Manager Richard Martin will be a guide for detailed poli call CBapal 6-6785. lata model oar aa low as 9185 ed. Wall paper books on request Flamma AppUance Co. MI. 9-6599. ment. Call MI. 3-S490. , CUSTOM BUILT lour room, ex- acntatlon election. The ILA came down. Wa do not ask yoii to take teed. Call ML 94596 tor quick -NATIONAL BUILDtRS’ pandabl'e to six, cabinet kitchen, for the cooperation they have cies to be hammered out in talks Eatlmataa given. Fully Inaurad MANCHESTER —Thja agency has OLt ahead of the AFL-ILA, but OORS&riRY aarvlca in a loan from a bank or finance honest aarvlca, P. O. Box 360 SVPPLIES FOUR ROOM unfumiahed rent or laige living room, fireplace, oak enough ballots were disputed to shown. , . in Washington. London and Paris. Call Edward R. Price. MItcball a large listing of 4, S,'6 and 7 room Last Friday, with two patrol 9 M r Jbpnte T n n t temfoundations. tu edmpany to complete your down 9-1003. 420 Davenport Avenue Rooms Without Bdard 59 apartment tor two quiet adulta floors, sanitary molding, storm, place the rtnal count In doubt. Revised "prohiblled” ' lists and Reg. $286.95 $ 2 1 9 * * * ML payment. Positively only 9146 ainglca at $8,750 and up, Two fam windows, oil steam heat, 100’ lot, men. one in plainclothes, in the policies worked out in these nego XSaTM ame.-* Durant St. MASON—Fieldstone a specialty. E. Hartford 3, Conn. - New Haven, Conn. with good references. Call 'MI. ily nomea, 4-and 4, 5 and 5, 6 and . The hoard studied-an examiner’s SdUO. call altar 5 p.m. down buys a 1949 car. 9196 buys a PAINTING AND Papering. Outside ROCXVILLE-HUlalde House, 34 9-79». trees,, near stores, bus. Only .recommendation that.Lhe election theater, and the Board of Direc tiations will be^ven for B”®’ ®P' 1950,9295 buys a 1962. No addiU|on- Toth. Phone ML 9-3207. •Tel. STate 7-8597 Grove St., two room apartment 6 rooms, $13,500 and up, Colonials, 610,000. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI, tors considering an ordinance to proval "and action to the Paris painting estimates now beiim seven rooms at $14,800 Snd up. ’ be set aside because ^ f. alleged Reg. $319^5 $ > 1 0 .9 S RIDERS WANTED to LoweU or at aids nês or loans. Wa guann- given. -Call Gilbert Flckett. ML MAN TO WORK in laundry wash with private bath, on bus line. 9-5132, 9-4694. ILA alrong-a'rm tactics to influence curb juvenile delinquency, the be consultative group^made up Of RUBBISH Ajip Ashes removed. room. Experience not required. 1st Ranch homes, $11,900' to ^8,000. iVith Mahoganjr j^binet A m LawraacOWaas., laavlhg Y ri^ tee to sell under the above terms 3-6983. ChUdren accepted. Inquire votera. It also heard appeals by havior in the State was markedly the NATO nations except Iceland, .Genairal leaning of atticx and Opportunity for advancement. Ap Diamonds—Watchf Please call Howard R. : Hastings West, Germany and Japanr^whlch • f.m ., ratum Sunday avaaing. Ml. with notes aa low aa 940 m o n ^ y . cellars. CaU ML 9-9757.* floor. Apartment 9. Town the AFL-ILA and the State of improved. Good tiredit U our only require- ply in p e f^ . Maple Dry Cleaners Jewdry 48 Agency, Manchester. Ml. 9-1107. Lots For Sale 73 regulates the embargo. and Laundenrs, 73 Mapla St. NEWLY DECORATED, Beautifully New York that a second election McGrath said Schendel has " 7 " ment. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. IGONDER’S T.V. Service, avaUabie Couraes and ClasMS 27 MANCHESTER — Several three assured him of his continued co German, Japali Cited. Reg. $149.95 WANTED—Rida to Hartford, vlcim, -I’g LEONARD W. YOST. Jeweler, re fumiriied and apacloua room. The LANb FOR Sale, H-acre up to any be held off until at least 30 days ' Western European businessmen any time. Antenna ednveraians. Advertisement bedroom single honies, two Cape operation. He also said that, the lly St Franda IkrttM .- momlnga 1953 DESOTO Firedome V-8. Two- m s T R u e n o N w o m e n : Help tui pairs. adjusts watches axpartly. moat complata light housekeeping amount desired. Highly elevated after the strike is settled. have stepped up their pressure for Philco factory auparvlsad service. Rsasonable prices. Opn dally. In accordance wit' the pro _jCods, near Bowers School and two The ILA, whose members have members of Manchester High 'arriring 5:90 a.m. ML 9-3934. tone green, hardtop —convertible. TaL ML 9-1489. the need for practical nurses. Salesnacn Wanted 36-A faculties avaUsUe In Mancheater. pn . good road In Andover. Call trade with the Ebist as . competi ThursdayThuraday evenings,evenings. 129 Bpruot You will marvel at the clesnUneas visions of Chapter III, Section 8 ranch homes in Green Manor. Owner Builder. Pi. 2-7423. declared .they will continue School's Student Council, which IMvately owned. Call before 3 Essy to learn at home, apare time. \ T h s EUcott Agency. MI. 9-7683. tion Increases 'with th'e" r«-emer- e v e r y b o d y WUl.ba hurrytaig to p.m . MI. 3-4848. MANCHESTER T. V. Sarvica, Good pay. Many earn while learn s a l e s m a n , storm wiiylowa and strasit Mitchell 9-4S87. of this building. ChUdren accepted. o f Oie Town Charter; atrlking until it is certified as bar has expressed deep concern over q fy it e Thuraday; Friday and Sat. the problem, have promised him gence of C|ermany and Japan aa radio and *&.V. spadqUsta aiaca ing. No h i^ school required. Infor- doors in a. large ilevelopment, Central. Priced so reasonftble Notice is hereby given that a gaining agent, ashed the board to exporters., . Qtday for W. T. GranU Wg Mrth LARfjE LOT on Bell Street. Level 1961 CHEVROLET ^-ttm p|c 1931. Housk astvlee call 9350 maUon free. Weyne School of packaged deal, fast aelling, liberal you’ll gasp! Be sure and aee this Public Hearing of the Board of . , 468 PORTER STREET rule 1^,-the disputed ballots, count their support. ■ ■ Russia has taken advantage of dayaala. Don’t miaa it, pocket B xcell^ condiUon, 9745. C commiaalon. Manchester Home Household Goods 51 one, Mrs. Dorsey. 14 Arch St. Directors of the Town of Manches and cigar. Nice view. Ml. 9-3727, •4fTcm and designate a winner. McGrath joined th# ynariharaof aavlnga! . ^ Mltehall 94919 day or night PracUcal Numlng, Box, O, Herald. this to dangle huge offers to the ^ Chevrolet^l&.^ 311 Main 8(.' Improvement Co., 35 Oak St. M l. ter, Connecticut, will be held in For many years the ILA repre Warner chain a year ago, when he western businessmen, but the, arrived in Manchester to bTOOihe, INSTRUCTION! Would like to hear 84177. NO’NEED TO JOIN A CLUB the Hearing Room of- the Here Is a rare opportunity to sented New York’s 24,000 dock number of actual contracts signed iUg,$1^;95 ABtMBÛcs for SdS* ' ‘ from reliable men we can train to ROOM FOR Rent. Two girls or MUNICIPAL BUILDING in eaid Resort i*roperty.. For Sale 74 assistant manager of the State 1947 CADILLAC Household Services ^ Top Quality Fumltura purchase a home in one of Man-' workers ad an affiliate of the has been relatively small. Western overhaul and install air condiUdn-* couple. CaU ML 9-1153. Town Of Manchester on the 6th. of C0VE>NTRY\- Three room year AFL. Last September, however, find CSrcle Theaters under Jack -- tsss Studabaker ^ Toh Pickup— er, good tirea, aharp-lboker, hydro-1»> Offered 18-A Chester’s finest i-esldentlai areax. Sanson, who is now manager of the officials, while branding the Rus Ing .and refrigeraUng equipment. îtuationa Wantod— Brand Name Appliances April, 1954, at 6 o’ clock in th e'a f round cottage with all city conven the AFL ousted the union for sian drive as largely of a propa- ^ 7 0 0 actual aattaa. Heater. Lika matlq drive. Douglas Motojui, 333 Must be mechanically inclined VERT COMFORTABLE fumlri>ed ternoon to act-on This seven room .home offers all Stanley Warner Strand Theateb Ih CORNICES, Drapes and alip covert * Female * 38 and TV at Tremendous Savings room, hot water heat, tile bath lenoes. Bargain for quick sale being rackeLrldden and started the ;ganda nature, have, conceded the ^ Reg. $339.95 custom-made by CUaaic Decora- and wUUng to study In spare Ume. l!roposed Ordinance to authorize .the benefits of modem living. Call ML 94787 or PI. 2-7092; rival union of. the same name. Hartford. ijSSTpaBtlac Hardtop — H yto and shower. Nice home tor a wom The ne-v manager is a native of Kremlin wants a.substantial boost 1953 CHEvi^LET. deluxe s4daiu ..ton, 41 Oak St For tree eattmata No'interference with present oc- RELIABLE Woman driver and su CHAMBERS FURNITURE the Town of -Manchester to Cheerful , living room, modem In New ' York, _the,:_.3*gjbnal ■mtie drive. Badk. haAbr. low cupaUon. For Information write, at burban car available, '/shopping, an or man. 331 Summit St. after New Rochelle. N. Y.. and relative In trade.' (3) ex:tra nicif.lbfeautlful (ôpi, call Ml. 6-3730. SALES establish a Sewer Authority . aa ' kitchen, nice dining room-and small NLRB heard complaints that the Soviet efforts to get East/West nilaaga. CSaam picnics,'’ light deliveries, stoall 4 p.m, N ,. ly new in ' show business. , He 1948 Chevrolet FleetmasWc tiutudor. once giving name, addreae^ age follows: Suburban For Sale 75 strike was causing a business de toade up for debate in the -18-na- 4-Door V-g — RgtfiA UtiliUes Jnstjs Box T Herald. moving, special dinneri' prepared, At The Green SECTJON I—The Town of Man- den on first floor. Tw'o large bed formerly ■was real estate director Douglas Mdtors, 833 Main; Mitchell 3-5187 f u r n is h e d Bedroom for rent. COVENTRY—A brand ifew 4-robm pression. 'The city’s Commerce and tion U. N. Economic and Social -Reg. $309.95 LWILL’i 6tti9 . . aahea summer cottages conditioned, Near Center. 35 Foeter atreet. MI. chSster pursuant to' the provisions rooms plus child's bedroom On sec- in ^ a rg e /Of flfeld offices in .25 M » l . «beach or take, roigh painting. Tel. Hours^ 10 to 5—7:30 to 8:30P. M ranch complete cCramiic tile bath, Industry Assn, said some of its states for the-Atlantic Municipal Council in New York were aide- 1949,CBBVR(HJbT Aero sedan, tu-j . , 3-8547 or MI. 34331. of Section 239c of the 1953 Sup ^ ond floor. Wall to^ wall Carpeting members are being ruined by the tracRedXyesterday. Twelve of the tdne gray, excellent mecBlhlcal P^;i^te Instnictiofia * ^8 ItoAvU le 5-2318. plement to- Connecticut General pine Kitchen, amt>le Clokets, living Corp., in New York, a, municipal owper car, 1675.1 ÊAVINd of burnt, moth W ed in living room and hall. Heated at- room, 13 x 15. Oil forced'air heat. multi-militon-dollar strike and it 'members supported a Brltislf argu^ car. JUST^ RETURNED FROM PLEASANT DOUBLE room, also Statutes ■ lie.’-ieby establishes a finance company. 6*Dbor a n d eoM ' hotaary m nS; lache'd garage. Imagine an acre Utility room. Sjc, ajjd compare for filed unfair labor practice charges Prior to coming to Manchester, ment that-^such talks w otfld^^ betwaen S-7J EXHIBITION single room. Gentleman ptoferred. Sewer Authority, together with better'handled a t the GeneVaês- heataf. qvardrlva p.vn. tfuidbaga repaired, sipper A cXXIRDION and piano, taught in CURTAINS LatiêrCd and Ironing MI. 94138. inquire 64 High street. such powers as are granted by..the of landscaped 1^1 groiindsr-gar- $8,800. Phoiie Barbara' Woodp against' 400”ILA, officials. he was South Blast sales manager umbrbUas repalreil your home. M|, 9-5144. done in m)r home. MI. 9-4333. USED IN MODEL HOME Agency; Ml. 9-n02. ’ Shippers continued to, divert sion of the council late nexyJune b - General Statutes of. ConnccUcut, deu space, picnic, j^ v e , play area from the American LaFraricc 1991 CROBLEY.wlth two new extra men's sM fr o o n m ta4araad and- 3 b e a u t if u l ROOMS ROOM. Central. Continuous hot biisiness from the struck port to .when trade experts w o u l ^ e on •Ooor — ^pdlo, WOUID LIKE baby aOting Job,ln in addition to any powers existing for the children; jUi excluded from VERNON—Two homes near’ hgw iFoarolte Co., fp"' bh'’^ years. Urea, Ebccellent CondiUon. Price | raplaced. Marlow's UtUa Mend- “DE LUXE” FURNITURE water, private entrance. Parking. under the provisions of any spe other East Coast ■ cities, McGrath ia the fourth manager hand to stippiy details. / 9445. PL 2-7!VM. ing Shop. Bonds—Stoeka~ my home any day or evening ol Gentlemen. ML 3-4734. the street. If you sA seking a Vernon school. Priced below .mar Russia’s Semyon K. Tsarapkln 10 Cu. Ft. Re^ $299.9$ QlfvroltC 6-Door ' Naw the week. PleOe call Mrs. Holmea. — ALSO — cial-act. ket for early sale, ’The Escott Hhe State and Circle have had in » 1 9 9 -M .. Aforlgages 31 home in an outstanding location six months. Brown took over from urged Immediate '\dcbatc, because DOUGLAS Has older caraAoo, 9S| MI. 8-4843. •WES’nNGHOUSE” VERT Attractive roqm In private SECTION II—The Town of Man Agency. MI. 9-7883. FLAT. FINISH Hottand window Victor, Morelli. now proprietor of he said Stassen was to Europe "to 9 etoTL (UrCali necticut bred Parskeeta, Ml. "WESTINGHOUSE" VACUUM hot water heater, artesikn ' well, eighth grade local girl Who can 'Wagon, 3,300 les. prom local es- wotkmanabip,.. and reasonable Frank Burke, CH. 6-8897 any week "WESTINOHOUSE" TOASTER Charter OiA' etreet. MI. 6-7217. time to time deem necessary or tate. 89 me to pay. Douglas rates. Eatimates'gladly given. 9-437?. Hpurs Mondaw'through advisable. Tel. MI-9-5241 ^ copper plumbing.. Two rooms on qualify accqrding to the standards /and machinery—RESULTi A CHdRCHES MOTORS day or 'til Saturday noon to talk “W estinohouse : g r i d d l e uaing the most noodern equipmen ELECTRIC RANGES ' Motors, 8n, street. -CaU Dick at PI. 2-6695 or Jetih at Friday. 9:80, jfednesday Everett R. Kennedy.' second floor partially finished, one of the school. 'Mrs. Marion O'Con about first or second mortgingef. closed at 3' p..m. 8 . A H. Green "BENGAL" COMBINATION Boarders Wanted 59-A car garaga and\tool shed, chicken nor, 184 Prinfceioh St., or Mrs. BETTER job at a LOWBRPBF** Btudabakar Sqjta and Sarvica . MI. 8-5769." . ' RANGE Acting Secretary Board of Direc-’ I ^ l y - /ina PLYMOUTH deluxe'Xordor. stam ps. coop. Approximately four acres of T. K. Bye, 18 Holl St., may be autonnstic Good ctin<|itipn, price $45, 40 ,Also dishes,^ silverware, pictures, tors of the Towh of Manches ood cleared land. On bus tine. • Sump pump* installed m THiS IS >WHY Reg.^59.95 $ 2 9 9 *»s •0 Oqkland St.—MI-9::94m SPECIALIZINO in cuatulh buUt ga- business Opportunities 32 CcnUftaian. ter. Connecticut., BIGELOW STREET contacted for further information. double oven Englewood Drived ‘ kagea, Stanley overhead doors, TROPICAL FISH and supplies scatter mgs and many more items. ROOM AND Board. feven mil*s from , Manchester, remove water from y^r , . . more people caH ' CÊVRCHJST 9396 down, 19ia Kelly’s Aquarium, 3 9' Sunset St. Tel. MI. 3-7875. Daited at Manchester, Connecti- $13,500. Exclusive with France* K. cellar. jsMneta, block tils Ceilings, al AN ESTABLISHED soda^riiop and . ;I Will Sell. Everything .cut, this 31st d6y o f March, 1954. Large 6 and 6 duplex, one Two minor grass fires were put M Kinney Bros. Ford tudor, only gSW^no trick terations. additions. CaU Frank luncheonette for sale. Long term, Open ’til 9, VERY REASONABLE VfagnOr, Realtor. MI. 9-0Q2S. • New (iinterground water glnm lcka. k w , k w . low mjMithly 1951 FORD ConverUble. BxceUent —:____js______car garage, property is in good out thto.niqrhlng by local firemen. lihea Installed. / ' .(l)P ron ipt Service , FuUy Contola, ML 94333. low rent lease available. Call ACB -Sl. W ILL SELL a l l OR PART Apartments—Fists— ' paymenk; Your only requinment condition, liSMl MI. 9-3727. VERNON-^Slx rooms, two unfurn- Co. 4 of the SMFD Was called to • Nelr 'rootproof"' aawtr (2) ‘ Quality Work automatic Reg. $29995 Rfalty tor appointment, ML.- 9-3393. EASY TERMS—FREE STORAGE 63 condition. One side will sTOn IvackiSiatack Street at 10:45 and la good credit. -Douglaa Motor SPECIALIZING in carppntry, Live StMk—Vehicles 42 Teoements be vacantÊxcellent financing iahed, , near bus znd school, lines Inatolled.. y (3) Reasonable Prices PHILCO Sake, 333 Mal^ . ^ :Avto Accessories—Tires jobbln^î-and alterations. Guaran PAY LOW ,A^ $10,000. H. B. Grady, Broker. MI the MFD went to Horton Road at • Plugged sewer lines clean WE Buy cow s, calves and beef SDf ROOM duplex, near Main-St. available.. Brokers protect»^. 3-8009. 8:45^ - - \ ' -"' FOR HRB9, Tubes and: batteries teed work. No job too small. Rock- Help' Wsnted— Female, .35 $18.63 ed electrIcdUy. BE SAFE . . . SESURE USB> TRUCKS tor sale. One to vUle 5-6769. cattle.. Also horses. Plela Brc«. Two or three adulta only. Box Z; GOOD JOES ^ ten-ton' C^HUdty. Suitable tor all contact ypur Goodyear Service Tel. Ml. 8-7405. t MONTHLY Herald. T,^ J. CROCKETT, Broker ROCaeVILLE —Beautiful year old A •Rockville youth, Paul .T^wis, at basgaln prices. Carl- Store, 713 Main Streel. MI. g e n e r a l Conatruction, altera- PHONE ME IMMEDIATELY six room colonial, large maat'er EXECUTIVEJ HARTFORD CH-7-0358 ' , FOR* '-v” 12. wax' treated a'. Manchester SAVE! ON THESE ELEOTRjOAL APPUANCK 'A Oo., 64 mock Place^ n Q. 9-5880. Use ouT/Ssay pay plan; tlona, reinodeling, plastic tile, Business Locations ' 244. Main Street bedroom, two atiditionat twin size Nt8|5oriaI' Hospital last night for « Poultry and Supplies 43 AFTER 7 iP. M. O T4-4694 bedroom*, atep-^ down llring room; Call MeKINNEY BROS: r’ * FAMOUS UFETIME batteries, six counter work, garage, etc. No Job ' SECRETARY'^ For Rent j 64 SKIUED dog bite on hia leg. Reg» $34.95. Hollywood too small.'Eugene Olrardln, - 16 See It Day Or Night . Office, Mitchell 3-5416 fi?«tJ*pe. fun alze dfntng room, ex- SIEWAGE DISPOSAL COMPANY Reg. $42.95. 3956 TORD RANCH Wagon, IM l year guarantee. Self-recharging in BROODER, Five leiclions,. suitable ceHent kitchen,- 114 baths, full Convertible "" 90 neconda. Bify the best for less. Trotter St. Ml. 9-6509. , ' Busy executive peeds a top for' chicks or game birds. Good A—L—B^-^R-^T— S AIR CONDITIONED offices. Mod- Louis Vanderbrook; local hura- T E L MItcheU S-5S6lfell^J83 PEABL’ ST.; MANCHESTER Westinghouse Ftird Victoria, 1947 Che'vroiet con 43-45 ALLYN sT i HARTTORD am daaign. NMr Post Offics, Main MEN Residepce, MItcheJl 9-7751 cement cellar, hreezeway. at erVmah, wUI speak on "Shrubs Broilef and Grill #1F a# 'vertible- 1968 Chevrolat âedan, 91 weekly. Cole Motors. GEttfERAL ;Carpentry, alterations, notch secretary capable of condiUon, 325. MI. 3-4436 lifter 5. Roasters $32.95 taking on greater responsi ■tmet, comsr Wadsworth. Ml. tached garage, " ‘y opnven and H edgu" at the session this 1961 Fdrd tudor,' 1949 Ford tOdor. additions, new construcUoii^ roof ATTFNTTON r.xdleii'. S’lp-rover* 9-9779, or MI. 9-9619. iences; •Immaculate condition. Reg.’ $54.95. _ ^ .. Losr^ down paymenk'ikywbere, MOTOR SALE. New; ihptor guar; THREE FAMILY HOMB^ evening frmici 7 to 9 o'clock of the rReg. $89.05. Unkej^l antee. Ford, Chevrolet, Mercury, ing, sidli^, imflnished rooms. Will bilities" and making decisions. Articles For Sale 45 and drapes'yustom made: Re-up- STOOL DESIGNERS, Frice drastically reduced for im Gardeners', Clinic- 'in the main Hollywood Barbecue Douglas Motors, 938 Mttln. finance to I3S00, 5 years fq pay- mediate sale. Owner transferred: Jer 99 . Cleaner Badge,. 91M.95. Pontiac, Oldsmo- Diversified and Interesting Jiolsterlng. Beautiful fabrics -building --.pf Manchester High Brollef bUe; etc. 9174.95. $10 month. Cole RockvlUe ^3111. ^ ^ combination Atumlnum win- - prints, atrinea, solids Expertly -"and INVESTMENT George'J. Goleman. Broker, Hart. (with attacbments) 1901 wdaon '2-Dr. Super; 6, Sedan duties. Drivers license re- SDETAILERS ford-Conn. Tru'at Bldg,--’ RoCkYUle School. This is the third in the Mqtors. Ml. 0-0990. ' deWB and acteens, 917.95 and up, finished: .15 doam, 93 weekly, series .of w'eekiy lessons offered •~-«adio, heater 1ttd over HOUSES FRAMED o r Will help you ■quired.'Please forward a com-, plUB ;' InataUatlon:' CSihnblnatlph balance one year t o 'oay. Call DESIGNERS ALSO 2-FAMILY FLAT- 5-4045, 5-4710. drive, sxceUent concUtton. build all,or any part of it. write, free to a,ll Hiterested aby persons Reg. $69.95. ^ Reg. $22.50. Famous ^ ' I ' y A Auto Repairitig—Painting 7 plete resume to aluminum doors J49.50 plus Instal JAckson 3-7780 or. JAckson 44154. experleniid in the different subT Eureka Cleaner Q h Name Toastera ' ' 3901 Hudson Hornet Club Coupe— Caf^nter, Box B, Herald. lation. Manchester Home Impr>'ve- Out of town reverse chsrgyi. WANTED STOOL and DIE MAKERS A one-owiier car, MuaJ be ■ Box F, c|o Herald — ment C o., S5 O tt St. Ml. 3-$|77. One flat vacant, good ioj^tion Waitted—Real Estate 77 ■jeCt*. ' . \ (with atta,chment8) aecn to be appreciated. Ra WESTINGHOUSE R e f r lyerStor, LUMICATION MAN 0 m e c h a n ic a l " C A » BURN OIL? Ropfing—Siding 16 r e a d y b u y e r s watting. For Im- NECCHI DESK MODEL, DEMONSTRAT(m '#0, beatba and: bydramatlc, ALL ALUMINUM cemblnation win ideal for camps and cottages, ex > • • an ^ • •■ Mr. and Mra. Ge'or'ge A. Olds, y *' SEAMSTRESS Wanted, full time. ■ ' ' mediata action-list yourpfoBerty who have been visiting Mr. Olds’ . directioh signali. ■ / ‘ ~ .1 - * ■ FOR^THB BEST ln Bonded butit dows and doors, self-storing, save cellent condition. Call Ml. 9-5497. Apply Itt Pttnoii Pleaae a p ffy in person. Burion’s, - AI^T KNOFLA, Rraltor with the Albert J. Gatto Co., Real father, and brother, Harold Olds, . 1191-Hudaon Hornet .Bedan-^Sp^ Economy, overhaul, most •up roofs,- shingls roofs, gutters, heat, comfort, convenience, laat a s TOOL and GAUGE tort. CH. 9-8489, evening*, Ml. 250.00 Main St., Mancherier. lifetime. Free demonstration. Call SEWING MACHINES,. $ rial psjnt, .radio, haatar and conductors and ropf repairs call INSPECTORS 875 Main Street ^ 3-6946, JA. 8-3989. left today Lw home in Chi Another Tremeadous cars. Parts and laborj;||49.96. a i^ m e . BiU Tunsky. ML 9-9096. BLUE AND Gr&y stroller, in good cago. APPLIANCES hydramatic, i-n d r WhitewaU Coughlin, Mltcbeil F7707. Ex p e r i e n c e d waitress wanted. condition. MI. 3.5200.- DILLON U rsa.. ' Nor money down. $4.90 month Apply In person. Center Restau • GAUGE MAKERS MI-8-6440 READY ’TO Sell, we "need single RAY'S ROOFm a 0>. BuUt-up SALES & SEEVICE Rehearsal*, havii begun, under 1991 Hudaon HorPet''Sedan—Ra- ly^ All work guaranteed. rant, 499 Main St.’ LOAM »nd HUMUS ALL.WOOL handmade braided rug,' "and two-family house* for our roofe, gutter work, roof, chimney 7’ X 9’ $135.00. Inquire 65 Talcott • PRECISION GRINDERS m I-9-5938 -r ’ .waiting cash buyers. Call ACB .the direction of Charles Barbato, ^ aio and haaUir. FuU price repairs. Free eatimalee. Ray Hsg- 31 f MAIN STREET RECORD BUY -91190; , DEttlONSTRATORS — Ambitious Rich v/and clean. All Ave. Call RofckViile 5-5706. McNicliMtttr R aid^ Co*, tor dependable courte- tor the, Highland Park PTA min- 78 RPM . 1/ COLE MOTORS^ enori. Ml. 9-321A Ray Jackson, women earn - high, commissions types o f trenching done. • SHEET METAL SIX RQOM alngle, good' location,- OU* aervlce. M l, 9-2392. ■ sttej.. Perforinancea are scheduled / 1997 Hudson Super 6 SOdan-t-A Ml. 34396. displaying “th'e Royal Line” of 40" ROPER Gaa stove, stagger top. MECHANICS j: - furnace heat, garage, nice lot. for April 36 and 28. - y o one-owner "Car, beautiful Jet 436 Center Street quality merchandise, Aa manufac Back-hoe for hire. Good condition; Two 48” -Utehen Priced right a f ■ $10,800. 8. A. IF READY to buy, aeU, exchange ’ •- ...... I - , r-r . ; ' b^k finish. Radio, heater, 1 MANCHSiSTER ROOFING and ___ real'eatote, mortgages arranged. Reg. turers of over 3d0 Vinyl items we sinks, one with base cabinet, • JIG BORERS ‘'Beechier, Realtor-. ■ Phon* MI. COBS PRbVE DANOEliei'S . . automatic. • shift; ôverdrive Ml-9-0980 / ' Siding Company off ere winter Rockville 5-5652 white. One 23" bath lavatory, one 8-6969. '< ; ■ XZC>t3®iBR Howard Hastings, Rulo, Neb. lift—Don-Fefftm'a car prices—13% discount on all roqf- eliminate Uii middle manând in 8 ^ c ' ' FimiirioMiioo. sure you of 6'’e*ter profits. Many 56” bathtub, one 5 panel door, 39” • EXPERIMENTAL ----- ^ A g en cy . MI. 9-H07., stalled on a pile of corn cobs on a 1600 Itirison 'S i i ^ O.TuO^r Sedan log and siding. Free,k estimates, exclusive sales .premium ROYAL AND Smith-ttorona port-, x80.” Call M I. 4-1230 after 5, ■BEVBX'UOOMS with acreage, poul farm so' Don Walked to the fartfi- ■ — goofi cmdiilon. Only Call Ml. 9-8933. ' MACHINISTS try house, brooder, apple trees, IJSBNGS WANTED — Single, Luto Driving rSôol Items. .Experience unpeesasary. able and atandacd typewritsrs. twMamUy. thre«*f6inUy, buai* h'ouse for help, leaving the ehgine._ 9S90,; . Complete" training. Openings for AU makes. of adding machlnea ELECTROLUX-^Model 60—pop-out LOOKING FOR convenient. H. B.'-Crady,-Broker. running. The car’* exhaust ignited 1 ..bNr, with com plete attachmenta. MI. 3-9009. ______ness property; ' Have many cash si' 1966 Naah 8iedan->-BeaiitNur black experienced demonstrators sa.dis- sold -og, rented. Repalre 6b all " Apply ' ■" ' buyers. Udrtfsges arranged. tbs cobs, which then- set fire to therj- $269.95 . $239.95 . I flnlrii Radio 0M heater; up^ coên^ quickly restored by a Workmsnshln euaruitMd trict managers. Why settle •for makes Marlons Less than 3 mOnthS pldAJSeaaon- car. f ' ' ■“ f NOW mgs. Workmanship guaranteed. able. MI. 94936. . / ' OFFICrSPACE Employment Office 158 IRVINO STREET — Vacancy Pleaaa enU Qrarge L. Grasindio, DEMONSTRATOR SETS Jielstery Just Uke new. Only skilllsd, courteous; tnatructor. Ehi‘ A. A. Dion, Ino.1 399 Autumq lei^J Royal Plastics. MI. 3-1 The car’s gas tank exploded, dorsad teaching method guaran H i FOOT Ooidspot refrigerator, April, 1. Six finished room* invit Realtor, lOUM D t-SSTg. 109 itraft Hitch *11 t-4860. ing rear porch, oil hot water heat, aettbif ftr* to a hog house nearby. SALE sta r ts TU|SDa y Reg. $500.00. W53 21" Console tees .{rswejf^îesaons, license in- ‘HOUSEWIVES, Anxious to earn, $1 lesa thaiL'twp years -old. LUte new..^ Saturdays ^ r * Henry atreet L. B o ^ car and hog bouse were de Re^ $399.95. 21* ^ Oub Coupe—Radio, to $3 per hour without canvassing IN A 100% Ruaco window* and door*. AU in RCA With Doors (Hke new). riuded.-M l. 9-TMA . | SPECIALIST in-gutters and down- Vefy reasonable.- Can arrange to 8 A. M. to 12 Noon' c a s h WATTING tor any type real atroyed. - ■ IkatariMatar and uvaiW ve. A One-One Write P. 0. Box 661, Hartford, suit. ML 8-4195. very fine condition. Madeline Stewart akaex qar.' Smith, Realtor. M l.'9-1642, 9-1146. astate you have to sett.-First and YUES: and THVRS. Q FoR SAFE aik Ooortsoua A ^ Conn. location Weekdays . * WATER PROBLEM TOUGH Warner. Bh ldehalk r Land - .Cruiser- Driving InMriktlon with timired ***• >•>559.______G.E. 14" TABLE model recondi second mortgage money avaiUbla. $175.00 WITH AVAILABLE 8 A; M. to 4 :30 P. M. __ SIDE' (New) • 2 bedroom Also listings wanted. Call ’The Baghdad (/T) Oil-rich but OPEN UNTIL dual oontibl eik call l,*raon DHv- i f o r EXPpR T in st«iiftinft nf tinned T.V. \ Ideal for cottage or m WOMAN T6 Oean one day. a week t - ‘ rdnCfa, full baaement, oti hot water jonnaonJohnaon DuumnaBuilding Company, w#969 watsr-poor. Kuwjtlt ia asking for kg' SehpdL . Bhons IQtcbctt I pair pf letters and .(pnductonir on recreation room. Only IN. AI8&4 j C u o s e d T s e w e r s - PARKING SPACE? ^MON.v WED,. FRI.; SAT. UNTIL 5:30 , Call MI. 9-9016. cheater Telerislom'Sendee. ML heat, ‘ InafUated, tile bath, near Main S t 50, 9-7431. Evaidnce M L. :water from the Shat hi Arab River .1 old Itfmas Or jiew hoinesi call MI. PRATT and WHITNEk achool, bus apd’ ahbPPibS center. 94018. at Basrt t(, b e carried by a pipeline ^ pay< 94581: F re e esUmatea'- 94550. W t havt Jut MKh of fiCM 4rnm ft' AUTO DRf*^lNG InathicUon. ^ All W A N fE ^ Registered nUrse or . Excellent valli'e, "E A- E Realty-.- 90 m^leatc th* ahlekhdoni'* oapllal.. trained attendant at the Hemlocks DELTA'DB WALT ppwer tooU and M a d i i a e Awaiting . ^ r inapartlpn. ■V a ir c r a f t V Ml. '94297 or 3-4480. MODERNIZED Threq bedroom Despite-the construction of the lesMiis on insured dual_, control home, garage, pOsMble batrn or car. Oapahte experianced inatruc- R o fiffn g 16-A Q^valea{;ent Homs. Rockville acesasories Sales, servlet, dHodn* For compitte informstloB largest salt-water distillation plai^ stretion. Terms arranged. Capitol S a j^ tualus Diy Watts ttqwar MANCHESTERÎnatead of pfying outbuilding. Ihdiistriai sone, Man- in tha world, Kuwait atill .neada Tiiac. tor, Ootdner Auto School. Mir SM E!rank Miner St Dlvlstoii at Daited Alreratt h|kb rent it would be cheap^ to cheater. Write. Box Vt Herald. 9 4 ^ , JA. 74810.. . ROOFINa—SpariaUslag In repair Equlpmaiit COk. IS Main 8L Uaea lastalled—Oellar Waisr- conatdeiabla lirater to meet'normal 3601 HIGH SCHOOL Girl afternoons airi '* Corperatioa'. “ tay^thig. at»*rWi*» demands. - -—1:...- ,, ,.j, ing roofs of JtU kinds Also new THE SAVINGS lANK . Cbd; loaded with extrae. ih mce DRIVINQ Insticurikna from yme! roofs ‘‘ abUer work. Chtnuieys Sunday monduga. A^pty Pks P w ! SHOTGUNS for aaW. . Lefever 11> qulet,nelghborhood.Immediate|9c- 'I Dave Hatvkins of Harvard, pa- Exploration itor underwvtfer :oil 130 CfiNJJER STREEJ^—r€OICN£^R OF CHURCH home, Pnsi-cwUnl. insuceo try Shop. MI. 94H35. gauge doMbIS, ISO; Savage .30 McKin n e y i k o s . 966 Mala S t. Caat Hartford depoalta in the Persian Gulf- hkye rspUrod, 46 y e ^ ex OP MANCHESTER cupancy. Remadnably priced. A. A- .tlohkl AAU breaststroke cham O U Maa- irioapa. Free "oattnatas Call ' g fiu ft yumpv-140; Jthaca 13 gauge ■BWutAae D upo^voa pion. bam front Minl^. Anilral^ baan startpdL "double. 980. Aisiy oQier^ |10 u p . Fortier, Otostoabury, ME. 9-1019. , Miiilisatar itt-iiirw ui s l I m i o - s . ■V • .9 ,?>73ii, «9B ftka. iReadrfibrald Advf. C H 6 -4 0 N :-;

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