fMDAT, Anm. II, IM I PAca «mENTY-Foim inanr^ratfr lEnrahtg H^ralb The Weather Foraenat of O. S. WMther Bsreaa All Senior Girl Scouts and 8th grade Intermediate Soouts Smo like Several Features Ulmidy, mild tonight, m ------A bout Town to sing are liivited to come to the of a few scattered showers. Lew iCenter Church at 8:15 Monday For Fashion Show near .10. Simdsy cloudy, scattered Ous Lady of Victory Mothera liight. They will pracUce for a^ng- showers or thundershowers. nigh ClKl« h u al«cted------the------following of-- Ing at the concert to be presented “Tomorrow’s Horison”, a fashion near 70. ' fic«n for the coming year: Mre. by the Manchester Pipe Band on show to be presented Wednesday Mancheftfir— A City of Vitlage Charm JoMph Caerwlngki, leader; Mri. Sept 18 at which the girls coming: at 8:15 at Manchester High School OtoTKt Nackowakl, co*Iea I-,.' W i '.' ‘ ' MANCHESlTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, ARRIL 2S, 1989 PAGE THREE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCH|:iBTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 19S9 ■J' Hebron . Rosary Society BEFORE YOU BUY ANY STORM WINDOWS, DOOWSe- j a l o u s ie s o r AWNINGS, BE SURRTO C A iX of mentkl IIU.cm in Ura. Hack- Congregationalists Plans Card Party BILL tUNSKY, Ml 9-9096 FOR A FREE E8TU1ATB1 Mother Given barth. South Windsor RRT THEATER 14th a n n u a l s h o w The proeaicuto.'. addedfithat there IK** St. Bridget’* Roaary Society will was- no evidence whaiaoever that Sheinwold on Bridge 266 FraakHn Ave.—CH 8-0520 Slate' Pilgrimage Five Years for ''HI VENUS" aponsor a military whiat and aet- New 1959 Mra. HagkbaiLh had any intent to Little Leajfue NOW PLAYING Preaeflted By OO-WEDS The Hebron and Gilead Congre ; Killing Infant kill her child. baek party Wednesday night at 8 3 Channel The 5-month old son of Mra CHOOHE FINESSE - X Sonth dealer NICOUE BERGER OF OENTBB OHURCH gational Chur(ffi pastor^ the Rev. o’clock at the Knights of Columbus Hackbarth' died from a fractured TO MAKE GAME Hofth-South Tnlnenble Aa A. W, Aatley Produetton Seeks Funds GEORGES MAOHAL Herbert W. Dickerson, announce* Home. Hartford, April 26 — Flva skull and other injuries Feb. 11. X NOKIH By Alfred Sheinwold A 10 5 thgt there will be a rural Life Pil Mrs. J. Edward NtcKeever la Storm yoan at the State F am for Wom the day after being atruok on the r.S. Mnatem Te«m Chnmplon TONIGHT en waa the sentence imposed in head by the.moUier. .. Tjie annual Lltile Iy<-agiie fund V A ; s ( grimage on May 11, to Oxford In chairman of the card party. She When you take a finesse you lC-8 5 “GIRLS OF Superior Court yesterday on Mrs. An autops’ dlacloietl,. that the drive will be condnrted tomorrow : A t 8:15 the forenoon and to Southbury in have an even' chance to gain a K 7 3 2 will be aaslated by Mrs. Primo Windows Gertrude Hackbarth, 27, Avon, who child had s.iffered IS rib fraoturea. afternoon, ,11 in announced by the afternoon. Amsdeo, Mr* Paul Adams, Mrs. trick. You also have an even, WEST EAST WADDELL SCHOOL There will be an address in the confessed ahe fatally injured her .When previously atnick by Mrs. THE NIGHT" David Donovan;^ Mrs. Walnn Hok- Parry VV. F^iberU, league pre.^i- chance to loae the flnease. If you AKQJ97 A»C4 3 7:00-0:00 morning and in the afternoon four unwanted infant eon with a blow Hackbarth, several weeks before kanem. Mrs, Joseph Lynch, Mrs. j dent. Realdenl.i are urged lo c'on- have a choice between two fineases, V5 4 3TK73Z Adults 81-tO— ChUdren l6e panelists will dlscus.s matters. , of her fist. . . his death, and had received no ALSO* SHORT SUBJECTS Joseph Harrington. Mrs Ernest how do you know ivhlch to take? ♦ Q 2 4 7 4 3 The Rev . Mr. Dickerson also Mts. Hackbarth pleaded guilty medical attention at that time I tribute generously to help defray Fitzgerald, Mrs. Joseph Kalkowaki. Isn't one even chance as good an 4 Q 9 8 6 « J 10 states that it is probable that at to manslaughter two weeks ago Mrs. Hackbarth and her hii.a- ! the,extra cost of supporting a fifth SOUTH Mra. John Kelly, Mrs. Stanley Lu and could have been sentenced another? the forthcoming ecumenical council band, Clarence, agreed at the time j team, which ia being organteed Put yourself In South’s shoes. « A 2 cas. Mrs. Joseph Schausler, Mrs. Twin lock bolls, ail extruded alu up to 16 years in prison and fined V Q 10 9 called by Pope John XXIII, a new William Schwoerei, Mrs.. Joseph minum, completely weather-strip o ' their marriage to refrain from ' this year. You win the first or second apade "order” may be created, called »1,000. I having children, according to hill. ♦ A J 10 9 6 Slmard, Mra William LoMolte, ped. Slate’s Atty. Albert S. Bill told I Roberta said it is hoped T-.shirts trick and wonder whether to "Lay Deacons,” These will be men Awnings for windows, The hiisband, I.e .said, ronaidered finesse in hearts or in diamonds. 4 A 5 4 Starts Tonight! Mrs. Charlss Klolzer, Mrs. Ken Judge J. Howard Robert.s to v.-r'- 7 V : ■■ - . II ■■ . . . ,■ • . , I, ' ' i-.i —iiSi ■<4ii n. . -7 ‘A - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 19B9 PAGE mni ■ ■■V7 :■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, COIW. SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 19S0 ^ I •A, of Sen.' James O. Eastland (D- Tibet and hopea lo havS guerriU**' could have been opened to the pub American Students aa ■ lnstr\ictors. I lic. Miss) to forca a vote of members (’’hlef object of the brigade at| ' The substitute aUo contains less before ■*''‘uhlon could strike. WATCH FOR... Under th* Kuchel »ubsUtute, the Form Tihet Force flrat \rill -be to operate a aupply 1 Stalls Vote stringent requirements for unions line for the guerilla*, said Black-, si* right* gu«r»tjt«ea to union to comply with th* remaining six more. rlghU and allows them to follow member* would be the**: Equal (Oofifinned worn Pag* O m ) Dulside the bay area, Blackmore- their usual procedures in a num right* on such points a* voting In said; the brigade lists 15 volun MISTER SOFTER On Labor Controls ber of instances. vinion elections and attendance at j Although members are training teer* at TrCLA. 10 at Stanford, During the long day yesterday, \inion meetings, freedom of speech, i for gtierriHa warfare, Blackmore one at (Yilumhia University. New fieedom of assembly, freedom the Senate tiirned down two Me. ! added, "we don’t want anyone York City, and another In NYC, 7 (CoBttnoed tiom Page One) Senate Rackets Delian amendments favored ny from arbitrary flnancisrexsetion*. at the linlversity of Texas, 2 in ! chairman o f the plunging into suicidal heroics, 55’e . . ------I committee. V the Elaenho\y«r adminlatratton but protection of right lo sue, and rhllsdelphl*' and 8 in Hawaii. He And Sen. Shessard Holland (D-l a.11 o f these would down strongly opposed by-Sen. John F. safeguards against Improper disci I have a great deal to learn ovet just received 13 applications from r ria) declared it was outrageous! considerably Its fai*-r*aclbacltlr ng ef- Kennbdv iD-Masa), chief sponsor plinary action. I there befoi-e we start shooting " Ala.sk*. of the bill. These could be enforced by in ' .\n; arduotis training program About two-lhlrda of U>e volun 5 of Johnson to expect Senators to fects. dividual suit* in Federsl court* E teers are military veterans. Msny One change Wijs lo drop the pco- It rejected 59-30 the Arkansss’s ' among the 2.' to 30 active volnn- vote on this when copies of the but not by injunctions as provided , teeis In the San Francisco Bay are studenla, some under the GI substitute were not dven available. vialon under which the secretary dt|proposal to write into the mes.iure labor could get Injvinctlons, en in the original. area inclndes rock rlimhing'. jnrio, Bill. A Several Republicans clapped their a. ban on •organizational picketing, W’hal brought the volunteera to forced without a jury trial, to back snd. then turned down .50-41 his horse riding, parachuting, marks- approval. ' get her? i 9* B. OMUr,St. 'The mja'ority leader said both he up the rights. This deletion met propbqal to tighten the Tsft-Har.t- I man.ahip and demolition ToMii Set to Cut 'Volunteera are expected to leave A short newspaper alory. TN. Ml and his counterpart. Minority strong doubts of some southerners ley Law ban on secondary boy When and how will we get news who-,voted for the origins! but said cotts. for Asia as soon as they can Leader Everett M. Dirksen (R-III), Parker St. Bank I finance themselves, or be flnance ,1 ;■ \ - \ . \ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEJt. CONN., SAtURDAY, APRIL 25, 1959 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER'EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1969 White Men West Reported Thomas Moderates own? Why, Inatsad of trying to ritory. Notice how the thoughts doea.not know that the (1.8. Dept, Explt^ion IQlls Man Country Members IkatirlieatK of Agriculture Warns, “ Do wdt Wonders o f the Universe deviae various possible Western which do come are warm a s' ^le Give Fluoride to children from 50% in Accord €wttUt0 iiaraUi positions to meet our different sun, pleasant as the green and yel Birth to Age 12 years., because TakeNegro Vote on Fluoridation analyses oi^ what I'ussia may be low of the landscape, as certain of The Open Forum Fluorine-Interferes with the normal At UAC Laboratory Plan Summing Pool me. up to, do we''^ot have one posiU've their own philosophy as if all the Caiciflcatlon of teeth during toe Electric Brain Aids On Berlin Plan ■ <' process of formation ao thst in Atty. Allan Thomas has been*- The hieasura was spproyod in Western pos'tidn, %ood for what philosophers of history had sud Communications for publications in the Open Forum will not addition to becoming discolored and started on a new addition, which Plans are b ^ g made for a*- The pool would ba ready for use (Contoned from Page One) From Jail (Continued from Page One) named chief moderator fdr the December by a majority vote of tos ever Russia may fry? denly marked down and merged all be guaranteed publication if they contain more than 300 words. ugly in appearance, the t?eth are will neary double toe size of toe swimming pooKat the Manchester by Memorial Day. their syatsmi into one sura simple structurally weak and deteriorate The pool facilities would be built fluoridation referendum Tuesday. Boar i ' .It' MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY. APRIL 26, 1969 PAG ti m w t MANCH1C8TER EVENIHG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1969 CQby and. Dbnald Kirkham leaidtilg. darkneee havo acen a great light: sermon by the Aeeletant. Senior eonle Temple, aceordiag to flenlor U tkat If a parant falls to follow cided in the fhloridaUon rsfersH' West ahouM ;try to explore the pes Befreehmenta. , they that' dwell in the land of the Choir. 'Tall Cedars han Deputy Grand lYUl Cedar Robert AMESITE DRIVEWAY the dictum of tha profession, in the dum is whether or net t ^ nose of, Eurape Fears sibiUty of .a settlement in -BtirSpe 7 p.m.. Senior High Youth Fel ■hadow of death, upon them hath 7 p.m.. Evening t^ayer In Me King, who will b« parade marshal. feeding and clothing of thalr chil the camel of compulsion and regi '^That gives aome hope to the mil lowship medting with Jeffrey Al the light ehined." morial chapel of the Nativity, Spring Ceremonial Parade units will Include some KUILDEKS dren, then the State should take mentation is allowed to pukh an lions from the Baltic to the Black RE ALE'S FOOD MART ien and Ladrie Oabome leading. Selections from tha Bible Include Daily: 7 p.m., Evening Prayer In bands, Tall Cedar candidatea, Sea . . ; ’’ Grading, MachiM Bprmd, The Open Forum action. Communistic countries other Inch into the tent UeS. PuU Out, [ Formerly Merv*. Refre|hmenta. . the following: "Lot your light ra Memorial Chapel of the Nativity. Tall Cedara v/lli have Uieir an units of both Tall O der Foreete, Powar Rallad, have gone a step further and taken Yours truly, / ‘Turning to China, Stevenson also shine before men, that they may Wednesday: 10 a.m.. Mid-week and a midget motor unl^ Includ AT THE TERMINUS nual spring ceremonial In Man Amealte Drtvawmy Anas the child from thd paren^. Margaret H. Rich. suggested condltlo|u under which TaloottvUle Congregational see your good works, and glorify celebration of the Holy Communion ing the Model T mlnianite that All Work Omraataad Oooimunicmtlons for pubUc»tk>iu in th* Open ^ r u r n ^ I l not JVhether or not Manchester Adlai Declares America might wlHjdmw its op WEEKEND TREAT Churoh your Father which la In heaven." in Memorial Chapel of the Na chester next Satur^y. was seen for the flrat time last For F m EetinatM eunimhtebd nubUcntlon if they conthin more th»n SOO w o i ^ adopts fluoridation' of its water •Pleeaeiit peerseee^ position to the seating of Red St. #amea B. O. Obnreh v The Salvation Army Rov. Robert K. Sblmeda, Mlaleter (Matthew 5:18). tivity. * Nutmeg Forest of Manchester week in the Shrine Clrcue Parade CALL Ml 6-7691 H«r»W the right to .decline to pub^h any matter supply ftiakes little personal Bev. John F. Hannon, Pastor 661 Main S t Correlative passages from "Sci and Tunxla Forest of West Hart In Hartford. To the Editor, . . A, (Oeattanea trim Pag* Oae) China in the United lotions. that jn w be libelous or which is In bed teste. Free expression physical difference to the writer, "What do we want?’’ he aaked, Kev. iamea T. (YConnell > Major and Mrs. E. WalterLamle 11 a.m.. Morning pel'vlco of wor- ence and Health with Key to the ford will combine for the event. . Grand Tall Cedar WllUam Turk- There la now quite a bit of con Officers in Charge New York — There were Some DoMAlO MOTHERS 5 « ^ K l“ ei^ U deslr«l by contritations ^ ttls ch^cter because of a private water source. troversy in our community con Slid said: CHICKENS Rev. John F. Blancbfleld riiip. Sermon, "liia t Chrietlah Seripturea" by Mary Baker Eddy, The feetivltiec atari with a Main Ington said memlMn.of the fra alstance to any modifleation of the Rev. Joseph H. McCapn 53.700 drugstores In operation in Serving The Maaebester Aran but^tters which ere defemetory or ebusive will be rejected. It U believed that the basic issue cerning fluoridation. If would seem "We want Oilns to refrain 4 SUNDAY S A.M. to A PJ College Education.” Greeters, Mr. include the following (p. 315:12): the. United States at the start of 9t. parade beginning at 5 o'clock. ternity a'ill be Mr-’sd ^nner at the Since 1626 ( involved is that of the State being Western poeltton among some of from the use of force in violation >PEN DAILY • SATURDAY National Prison Sunday eervice and Mrs. ponald Geer, uahere, "Whatever la governed by God, le The parade route vli; be from that, when the dentri group la in at Conn. State Prison, 9 a.m. 1958. About 29,000 of them had Maaonic. Temple after the parade. Thooeande of Sadefled Sunday Masaes at 6, 7, 8 , 9 , never for an Instant deprived of rm i BeiecMone’ -i ter supply Is adppted would we go instrumental in performing a serv favor of fluoridation Rhat'we have our allies. Perhaps nothing new can of the charier of the United Na DEUVERY SERVICE Wallace PhlUlpe and Arthdr Palm Ice-cream fountains, about 5,000 South Terminus north on Main St. There 'vytll be two degrees at night, ice for the individual, a service he tions. We want the aecurity and the Ml 3-6920 10:30 and 11:30 a.m. . Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. (Jlaaaei er. Sunday echool at tha eame the light and might of Intelligence on from this to the compulsory a voice to overwhelm the noises of be attempted along these lines until for all ages. fewer than five years before. to the Center and east to the.Ma- followed by entertainment. To the Editor. dally Intake of milk by chjldren In can readily perform for himself the pseudo-scientifle ai\|ti-fluorlda- Independence of Formosa to' be hour. and life,” Although not e doctor. poUtl- If he so desires, and of fording more time has elapsed because of guaranteed by the United Nations St. Bridget’s R. C. Chnrch Holiness service, 10:45 a.m. Spe 7 p.m.', Linda Wellea and Joyce the amount recommended by tionlats. the widespread ' |ear in weatem cial band and vocal music. Guest others into conformity. It i i real and we want Formosa to hava a Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastof (Jhapman will conduct the eerv- Emanliel Lutheran Oiiurch cien. or expert of eny kind, end health authorities? There would be l^y only personal observations Europe that any search for an al preacher, (Tof Ralph T. Miller, a considerable coat factor Involved; ised that we are traveling rapidly occurred in my home town of New seat in the United Nations. . Rev. Stanley E. Hastillo, Ices. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Pastor being more or less on the outside ternative to the atatus quo would Aseistant Boston, Mass. how’evcr, this should be disregard along the road to socialism and Britain. Ask any of your friends "Such arrangements Would, I Hospital' visitation at 2 p.m. by Herman FVerIrhe, Inter* looking In. 1 would like, to pess each step we takr,' auch as fluori entail." believe, command widespread sup Rev. Dennis B. Hussey, Assistaat Covenant Congregational Church ed, for if we must have fluorida or relatives who live there what a The twice defeated Democratic Mrs. Elisabeth Wilson and Mrs. 7:00 A .M . elong e few reflections, since my tion it follows that we should'use dation, brings us nearer to domina pleasant decrease in dental cavi port among other nations and Major lAmie. 48 Spruce St. Divine worehlp and Church tion by the State. Not only have ties have occurred in ^ e n t years. candidate for president, at Yale ab would warrant withdrawal of our Sunday Mastos at 7, 8, 9; 10:15, Rev. K. Ejnar Raak, Paetor School, 9 and 10:30 a.m. vote Is Just es Importent es Bny~ force to see that children have the a Chubb Fellow, said that "Whan Prison service at Osborn Farm SundoiF' SpQciaLl to 11:00 A.M. recommended amount of milk each we accepted socialistic ' theories, opposition to the aeating of China VICTOR BORGE 11:30; In the chapel at 9 and Sermon, “Growth in the Knowl one else's. Sincerely, at 5 p.m. day. Some medical authorities ad but by the democratic process, the the President says he will not give in the United Nations.'’ 10:15 a.m. Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. edge of Truth," Paetor Andereop. It seems es if the proponents for H. John Malone, M.D. in to force, he speaks for all EJvenlng service, 7:30 p.m. Mu vocate a daily ration of iodine, and vote.'^we have accepted much of But he > . V A \' . I- V r PAGE E liV iN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CQNN- SATURDAY, APRIL S5, 19S9 •-A-*--, MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1969 for 11,439,100 for Its radio-logical MAJOR UOOPUti d a i l y CROSSWORDLWJZZliR BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING UOU8B with % Bolton Even with N-Tests Ban health program In the IMO fisoal year — tome 6800,000 more than Z'MINAHUSRV! N«w For Mondioftfir HMC VOU I * I AniwBr to PrtylauB f u S T S e e n Firemen Put Out In the previous year. A u e . i u « . ~ WILL you 00 ONE OTMEiriHIN* WHILE J Pakithin Pouch Scientist Expects Rise It also has asksd for mors funds I FINISH EAHNSV Fire at Ball Lot for J ls water and air pollution NOW OPEN iO O A ttB progfams. ' O R N ^ ■TO ME THAT THE BILL Fcfe ACBOSS B1 Standarda ot potentially, dangerous fire on DO YOUR LAUNDRY RUMMINK OUT LOUD.' isSOKStPERHAPS THROOeH Dr. Albert L. Chapman, chief of C A F f ^ lKftOWDE?A(OOSICi 1 PakitUn i t ' p^eetlon the SUventein lot at Oder MUl In M ilk ’s Radioactivity the special Health Services, said ^ERSieOTON AW flAKT.AtlSHT BB 82 Garden 4>oU Rd: yeatsrday retulted from the ANY HOUR i i S PLUMlOHK AT , , IN ARR^ARS-^ HEH-HEH.MND 3UST one d t the - tnNia Pace -CM) there was avidsnee of an associa NDOR HEART fil Intellifencc efforts ot thriee small boys to have tion between air pollution and . TMISAiORNINeTNEBOSING larfett he said — "admiitedly an inade OF THE DAY OR NIGHT’ ^TRINKS./MAaOK-* countriea dt DOWN A Thou^t .for TiMlay a cook-out, it ia believaa fOeutlMiMl from ^K 6 Oa?) some forms of heart disease and OQWMISSIONER iSANE/KEALV Kmbaaiv reception tit'her honor. quate sample." YAH^-'ALFUN.R. the — The Bolton Fire XMpartmant cancer. VSHARE OF TH E /MieHTyMlOeETlS IWedneediy 1* Yea/Lewy, they went on e «tre- Sponsored by tke Mancheeter •d “when thht might occuf, W6 do " I might add w.e have not given AHD • The PakUUnt CooDcU of Okurckes was called out at l^p.m. to quell I51C FOR YOUR^ PURSE'— ALVIN, STRIKE UFA named tor tree outing- to the Viterbo area tha attention to"’'bt'her foods that He said tentative findings .of a ^ tCHDRUSOF •TKBROAtJTO li ita him 40 mllea hihbrUi of Roma. They had the 'fire which spread through taU, not know.” o M a s .', dry grass in the old “ban lot.”* la deserved," he said. He explained study showed there la more lung S AtANOALAY* AND r L L moneUry unit j Speaker a picnic lunch amd went horseback The maximum parmlnlble stand cancer and more heart disease in 11 Papal capea 38 Surgical Saw Oa Uite Worth It r When the blase got into tall pines that milk was aelected for sam 3 Indian 18 Armed ridlnCi -thcn returned to Rome to ards are general guides adopted pling beodute it /was simple to urban than in rural areas and llActot, heroine ebnfilct 36 Mean sbelteri I borihthlans 9:26: st the edge of the Manchester attend a tllnner- party last night by a national conunlltea, and re- do it. more in .those areas where the air Andy — 4Unea (ib.T 24 Tidy 37 Kind of " I do not run aimlessly, 1 do not Water Co. watershed, the South SAVE 50% HAS 0EET^ 14 Malden for Margaret at the palace of Manchester Fire Department'e The Health Servtca haa asked pollution density is greatest. H-tf 8 Scottish river 25 Muaieel tbraad box as one beating the air." search still It going on in setting 15 Click-beetle 38 Foundatkn Prince Don-Aepreno Colonna, head Hose Co. 2 was called in to assist. 6 Unit Of quality of one of the 'oldeat Roman fam- "But' there juat isn’t anything them. ON y 6 u R f a m il y every WEEK! BY V, T. HAMI.IN 16 European reluctance 26 Ireland 40Meater State Park and Foreat Commls- wash a l l e y OOP Theater (corruption) Ulee.' to dtf around here." Have you aion rangers also arrived on tl)e Just this week the oom m ilM It's New! It’s SensatioanI! It’s Revolutionary! VKNOWOBCAR,!. 7 Pujpy trult 27 Handle After'dl/kner at the Colonna Pal Heard this statement recently? NOW ABOUT Operetiona 6 Songless birds 28 CaplUl ot 48 Mr. Chaney scene. said, it thinks the h u m n body can A Laundry Store Without Attendants! THBSE'SPECS HATE TO APMfr / TEAH„HIS (ab.) ace th^e'w afi dancing. The music Perhaps from your own child, or rr..BUT TVIAT f SnJFRJ w w 8 Vigor Pakistan 46'Bitter vct^ About half the lot was burned stand twice aui much Strontium 90 >(0U LAID IT Pofieu 46 Editors (ab.) yontinued until early today. A pal the neighbor’s — or maybe you SHRIMP MAKES VCVER MV 10 Weird 32 Paused over and a dosen or more pine at the amount fixed earlier for a ■®Go To The New our FOR 18 Three time* 12 Least speedy 33 Stoat 48 Southern ace empId)/4 aal'd Margaret ddnced made it yourself. Boredom seems trees destroyed before the fire maximum peramitalble level. EXTRA HOURS ME FEE1.1.IKE J HEAD TOO, ■me ANTl- (comb, form) 13 Low haunts 34 Obstaclt gehml frequently With Prince Henry. to be a 'very modem disease. wes brought under control. Fire Strontium la a major factor in ra WESTINBHOUSE UUNDROMAT fiRw/rrv A MORON.' f i { 20 Necative Contemporary critics tell us we For Having . . .and transacUng Margqret. and Henry always men said they would "really have dioaeUvity o f milk. e q u i p p e d l a u n d r y STORE ! prefix are a people unable to survive un other flnaneial bUHineiw. were accompanied b y ‘ friends. Six been in trouble’’ if there had been Two Atomic Energy lelentlst 21 It once----- r rrr r“ less we are entertained. T.V. filled ^LVlM rrr went along on yesterday’s outing. much wind. said the total fallout from was part ot India this need for a while, but now we Seventy guests attended the night The fire call was put in by a pona tMttng to date would ehortei 22 Era ir r J are even becoming bored with it. %pen till 5 P.M. club party Wednesday. resident o f Cider Mill Rd. who was the average life span not more % 6tV REPORT- 23 Raver We are the grandstanders "par ex- Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays. WASH DRY u But Italian newspapers thought alerted by a small boy she didn’t than a few days. Dr. Willard F INS THE BANK 26 Tranquil r eell'ehce.” something was up. "It appears nat recognise. MrS. Esther SUver Libby, an ABC ^mmissibner, am ROLL 10 AWRTHA' 28Goddeis od M About a century ago .Boren Thursdays 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. the dawn it li ural," said Rome’s II Mesaaggero stein, owner of the property, also Dr. Charles Duimam, a top com 10c WM’X Kierkegaard, the Danish’' philos telephoned the fire department. II hours ot uninterrupted nervlce. 2 28 Related today, "That Margaret, having met mission scientist, gave their cal 25c . For 10 Minutes" r opher, escaped from boredom of Three small boys were reportedly 30 Social infect in R6me a prince of Royal blood culations during sYadlo interview Sufficient for Drying PP^ M, life when he observed that "purity observed starting a fire for s cook- CURRENT ANNUAL I Per Machine (9 lb.) Ix>ad 31 Art (Latin) B" with such deep artistic interests, In hia House testimony Dr. Average Washer Loan CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 82 Circular plate should enjoy his company so of heart Is to will one thing.” He out which spread through the lot DIVIDEND RATE 3 i% had captured the significance of Weber said the service wanted to >w T H >it. UA. »«> StSAght breeze p much.” and woods. Constable John Gari the race Paul analyzes in I Corin baldi, who made Inquiries at the take samples from more milk- 87 Brythonlc Prince Henry—son of a German COIN-OPERATED • SELF SERVICE sea god !T I !l thians. The athlete has a goal and fire, was unable to identify the sheds and study more whet con 38Shecp'i bleat prince end an Italian princess— keeps it constantly in mind. He youngsters. Constable Arthur Held ditions are aaeociated with fallout ^ OPEN 24 HOURS A DAY— 7 DAYS A WEEK BY AL VERMEER Is a . nephew of Italy’s last king, IMOSCILLA’S POP 38 Gypty n r controls every action according t(f directed traffic at the Rt. 44A and in milk and other foods. Sampler Wash On Sundays and Holidays Too! W e Never CSosei Uml^rtO II. The prince is a sur now are taken from 10 mtiksheds. '^ W E L L Y T husband i the attainment of that goal. So it 6 intersection during the fire. 41 Doctrine realist painter who has had suc la with us> If We have a goal of Bulletin iMard A N Y ID E A S cessful exhibits,in Britain and the WHAT'LL WE DO TODAY YET? 42 Circle part r fSllowship with Jesus ChrisL we The volunteer fire department SAVINGS 43 Uncle Tom's P United Stades. H » met Margaret will have purpose in our life. The will hold Its regular drill tomorrow MANCHESTER 5 H O L L Y H O C K ? L E T 'S yi NOT WASTE A GOOD/ triend ^ fl t in London last month while show result will be life with meaning at 8 a.m. at the firehouse. ^ SATURDAY/^ ------44 Steps over ing on Bond Street. and perspective. The Rev.. Bernard L. McGurk of DOUG'S LOAN miN-O-MAT tences (pi.) k II - Herman Frerichs. St. Maurice Church has announced ± - l 47 Aiaistant that Masses tomorrow will be Fofri^oration Soivieo A s s o c I -V r 1 o N CORNER WOODBRIDGE and MIDDLE TPKE. EAST A T M a n c h e s t e r g r e E n — t h e f i n o e l l b l d g . 90 Feminine !t IS A n d i i v e r ■ standard time.- Pariahionera who Repairing Any Hour appellation P change their clocks to Daylight Town Gives $1,888 MI .3-.'>9.Y2— Ml 9-.Y650 BY PRANK O’NEAL Cancer Crusade Saving Time tonight will therefore SHORT RIBS attend Masses at 8, 9:30 and 11 To Benefit Blind a.m. i r s A PERFECT ^ Already Started SCALE MODEL Manchester residents donated Advertisement— Cancer OiUaders decided to go 3S24.63 more to the current fund Is your driving record good? CP A PARTY Take advantage of it. Check into right out to csmvass their districts drive for the Connecticut Institute Safeco and your insurance pay e m. W« h.. T.M. »«. U.1. .M. Ml. this week-rather; ".than wait until ■*»T for ths Blind than they did to last ment checks will be le.ss. Crockett SundaY'fc ,Kol<* A i^ a y drive. year’s drive. Returns from la^t Agency Inc. M I 3-1677. BY A L C A P P and BOB LUBBERS Workers 'b e ^ n In all areas of year’s drive were 61,363.50, and LONG SAM the town after hearing an inform D ^eat Fluoridation — V O T E YES!! '!'li from this year were $1,888.15. ??;TCmMYTKAIL6R PISAPPBAS _ AFTBRALL-A Maacbeater Evening Herald Bol ative talk cn the research and edu- Tba .per capita donations were ton correspondent, Doris M. D’ltal- OVER - S ^ / - V A U ^ y - eiStSOOTA catioir work :of'the AdiOri'can Can THAT L0U6B CANT TKEST/WE- RKSHTT'PBRTECr the highest in the State. Last la, telephone Mitchell 2-5645. cer SMiety at the home of drive ytar 477, persons donated, and this H» PgC-AN-W-TXAr HER iNveer- chairman, Mrs..'.Walter Wolr of ^ CRUM/AY w syrr year 651 donated. The only cam Lakeside Driim, this week. paigning done was through a let AmtMig the recently-announced ter Bent to selected individuals. Crusaders are Mrs! Donald Dow Thsre was no door to door cam Look! Buy! AFTER IT.OUICIC! f f 1 60H UA ling for.the central Lake Rd. area $ $ $ YOUR DOLLARS DOWN THE DRAIN $ $ $ paign. T K i T O CROSS DK M P e K ^ and Mrs. Philip Denoneourt for Dr. Eugene Davis, who was Ranch. Clean as a whistle. Rear Swamp Rd. chairman of the Manchester drive, P P Plans Gar Waah Three bedrooms, built 1951. said the returns were even more Many extras. Excellent lot. 7 Thp PUgriin Fellowship of the surprising in view of the poor re First OangNgiational’ 'Church will turns which have been made to Superb mortgage can be as TJN. »•«. U.l. Pat M. hold a frksh from • a.m. to 3 other worthy campaigna this year. sumed. Terrifically low ri 4-3r C IMt Wy lt€A ftatvlea. IM. p.m. next' Saturday at the church grouitda mx RL 6. Daspito the low down payment. fee that ihe.PF'firii charge, they Visibility Explained Truth Versus Fluoridation — Fairy Tales “M y Henry never fights the^peroentagee when he plays poker— he always comes home right when have realised a'good profit frOm ARTHUR A. KNOFLA m BY KEN B ALD and JERRY BRON D F IE LD previous "car wash" days. Visibility, to airmen, is the hori JUDD SAXO N REALTOR he's tuppoted to !" They also plan to sell light bulbs zontal distance along the ground ... JUDD- JM yB t l'P BETTER on May"'T6. Both' events are a pilot can see. It is affected, of Ml 3-5440— Ml 9-5938 Pro-Huoridoten have toW you that the North End rosidents and privoto woll ownors would not SNEAK DOWN THERE m m course, by haze or precipitation. AND TAKE A LOOK... ilBil ey'nKA Benfiae. ted Air ~ __ wav planned to rsdse funds to send hovo to pay for Ruoridotien of South Monchostor public wdtor supply. Liko tho other "Swiss OR MAYBE TD BETTES' BY ROUSON some PF'ers its delegates to a P F /VOr... JUDD WAS LITTI E SPORTS T p " confermce.tn Philadelphia. chcoso" tales they toH. they oro fuU of holes. The truth is thb: Approximately |50,000 a year, out of PRETTY INSISTENT tU W«rl4 |l6kH ts-d. V/. |. f V s6sr HiqlBag Today ABOUT My WA1TIN& HERE.., A final voter-makmg session for Gonerol Taxes from the Town of Manchester is paid into the SoWer and Water Deportment, besides all those 'now eligible will be held today at the Towit Hail from 1 to the cprarterly payments from sower end wotor Mils. Rosidonts who hove their own woHs also have to 6 p.m. Jnother session will be held'in mid-May for those whose poy their port toward the $50,000, which is used for fire hydrants, public schedls and other puMie /*r>i rights mature after this session.. y A t . a recent session, 19 voters buildings. were made. There were 10 who registered with no party affilia tion, five Republicans and four Highland Park residents are customers of the Town of Manchester Water Co., and they dso pay Democrats. This brought the to BY JOHNNY HART tal of registered voters to 803. taxes to the Town of Manchester. However, if Fluoridation is voted IN, the Hlohlond Park residents B. In other political news, Mrs. Mil dred Keeffe was named to fill a wW NOT RECEIVE FLUORIDATED WATER even though they will be paying for it. Whenever flueri- BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE vacancy on the Democratic "Town slotion is about to be started In a communltY. there is always an increase In the tax rate os well as the J UT »V aooo LUCK, THE FiRf T HOUSE THEY ARE SHOWN. Committee at a committee meet •or ay f «wly,'.. cota ww ' •uTWEoarTSny ITSJUSTTMWOHPERFUL, QROMK ing this week. Plans for the town water biHs. (AH informotion checked with Manager Msntin, or Wirier Supt. Mr. Thrall.) H0TCMt!...6OTANEW JOB IN -nils Mom, BUZ. fUZ.SHOREtVTY.APARlME election in May were discussed at HOUSE OH THE WATER AND... KYWft HOTJiTt; LIFE i Xnd precious few the meeting; KTRAY WONPERFULf HOUSES ARE ADVERTKa) A brief meeting of the Repi FOR RENT. cooDto SOUNDS LIKB BETRUf. can Town Committee has been Should Fluoridation be voted in, eoch of the 4 reservoirs will have o Fluoride mixing machine cost SOMETHMA'S THE 'ANVIl- called for 8 p.m. Tuesday in the BOUND TO BC CHORUS." Town H alt ing $10,000 each. The 5 wells wlH hove a fluoride mixing mochine for each woH. ot $3,000 each. The WRONft/ Chdrch News Fluorislo chemical costs about $8 000 per year. A softening chemical hew to be added too— this not "ChrlsUanity In Every Heart, or A Gestapo On Every Comer,” will only softens the water, but it softens your teeth end your bones os well. They will reou^re a local be the topic of. a sernaon by the Rev. Willard E. Thomeir in the "MONEY TALKS!” Isdsoratorv with IfdSoirotory assistants, o building for chemicals storage at each well and at each res First Congregational Church at ervoir. The man who handles ond odds the Puoride wW reouire special protective cloriiino. and spe tha 11 a.m. worship service tomor me «•*aax ?•>« ■eaM M t N»W*«a a». Ne J I 4*R . - hfi*r row, Tlie church school will meet ... better IMenI cial protective equipment to carry away tho fluoride ifaist which is fotol if inhedod. And there are AIMR'I Y 'M E E K LE BY DICK CAVALLI at 9:30 h.m. The Pilgrim Fellowship will numerous ether coiffy Incidentols including plostic pipe, etc. Gears and valves hovBte be reolaeed O H -ER ... GOOD l«MOUR NO-HE WAG meet at 8 p.m, in the church. How to get nor* far your money, tbrough EVENING, MR.IMORTLE. RATHER GOING looking THROUGH THATONEOFOUR very froqueoHy, due to tho corrosive nature of the fluoride, the metcH is eaten \ ■ CONTIU^CTORS $PONSOREp BY MANCH|$TER . ^ 1 . • ... ' if; T f . Vyt 7vvi 'T.' / \ . ■ '-^ y ■ . ■ • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1959 PAGE THIRTPIN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 195ft ■ I l.l- F A 6 8 TWELVW THE Surprising Tribe Pads American Jordan Retains ioni H erald ■ r On the Prowl E A R L Y O S T Ban on Bowls Red Sox Beat Senators sport* Editor For Bijs; Match Gets Hearing OAlkOEN GROVE CATERERS To Tie for Third Spot Staadlag* Biuketball Here in April ■ W. L. Pet. With Ex-King Basketball in Manchester on April 26! That’s right. And It At West Point * Receptions ..37 23 .617 ..37 23 .617 looms as quite an attraction as area followers of );he, round New York, April 25 (I'P)—Home runs or singles, they’re all St. Louis, April 25 (/P)— ball sport will have an opportunity to watch one of the most the same to Cleveland as the surprising Indians pad their O utings...... 29 31 .483 I New York. A p il 25 (/P)— Climbakes ... ..29 31 .483 World welterweight Cbam- fabulous high-school and college Iwsketball players in the Army's ban against post-sea lead in the American League race. Their homer ispree was w eddings----- ..24 36 .400 pion Don Jordan, who one- countrj" perform before he joins the pros in the NBA. His son comiietitions, including ended by Chicago last night-rafter the Tribe had belted 19 SmorgaSbords . .24 36 .400 nandedly retained his title name. Wilt Chamberlain. A gangling seven foot, one inch Ne the football bowls, is going to in eight consecutive games—}jul« ' last night, is on the prow) fm- gro who rewrote the record book» —------— be reviewed by its athletic the Indians won their fourth in a •Won special rolloff against the row anyway, coming from 'behind Buffets for second round title. S'match with abdicated welter! In Phlladelpht* schoolboy ! IcftfieWcr Skip Cullum The board. This doesn’t mean that king Carmen Bnslllo. "I’m looking titlon and later at the University j gtiided by Hank Maj- for a 6-4 decision in their first run- ‘ Urtable'*to win one game' which the West Pol'-ters are going to in with the White Sox this season. toward a non-title June bout, jirob- of Kansas and in major college j have a fine squad make any immediate about-face on would have given them tlie second ablv in Madison Square Garden. ” competition. Wilt Uie ^tilt, wmo is; includes ,loe Haherl. former That gave Cleveland, beaten only round chamolonship outrlgh’, the their previous stand. But the fact once in 11 starts, a 3'a-e»nie lead asld Jordan after his comparsllve- also a fine high jumper, will head- le.aguer who l.s eligible un- f at tho five-man board is going Receptions dropped ell four points ’fid ly ea.sy conquest of Vlrfril Akins llnc an .^11-Star team again.st the ^ Tf„chfr,| College rules. over New York’s idle .second place to the Smorgatbords. The Buffets to look into the svibject appears Yankees. ()- pltc a damaged right hand. Milford Chiefs Sunday night at 8 ♦ * '* significant. took advantage of their opportun o’clock at the high school gj-m. . , Jt also dropped the White Sox "Bui 1 like the big gate *nd Col. Francl* Roberts. Army's di ity and tied the Receptions for fiaiiillo could reallv bring the big Twice an All-Amcrtcan college Picks licvirwcd rector of athletics, .said yesterday four games behind in a third place first place with a 3-1 triumph over tie wdth Boston and Idle Balti gate." added the 21-yesr-old box f ^ t aclection while at Kansas, in his| After the first two weeks of the. the question of bowl play would the Outings. In a third match at ing dandy from Los Angale*. . r i sophomore' and Junior ye.irs. Thej ]p5p major league baseball acason be one of many things which will V i more. The Red Sox. moved up Anieriean League the Double Strike alleys, the Clam with a 7-2 victory it Washing BnsiliP. of cour.se. currently i,s Stilt is expected to join the Phils-, niv pennant picks have not done be taken u > by the board appoint Yesterday’s Results bakes shut out the Weddings 4-0. plaving I'lng-around-the-ro.sy with delphia Warriors next sea.son In the nie Justice. I named the 'yankee.s ed last week. ton. Kansas City smashed De Cleveland 6, Chicago 4. In a special one-game rolloff to troit 10-1. the Tigers' lOlh defeat Sugar Rav Robln.son, who divested NBA. He sharpened up for the pros and Pirates New York has been Will Make ReronuneJidatlona BijffUm 7, Washington 2. determine second round laurels, the him of tli’e middlewclghl litl* la-‘'l this past season as the .N’n, 1 at-i playing good ball but tlie Cleveland He said the group, which Is in 11 games. ^ Kansas City 10, Detroit 1. Receptions edged the Buffets by year npd ha.s been avoiding him traction nith the Origins! Harlem indiank have been phenomenal to made up of three professors (all Only Ga*»e> Scheduled. nine pins (no score available). The INDIANS 6, WHITE SOX 4— ever since. Globetrotters, I sav the least although they have colonels the commandant of ca W. L. Pet. G.B. winners, will engage the Outings, I The Indians, with a wild Herb In the war of nerves. Bs.sillo ChamberWin is far from being a fattened up on the toothless De dets, and the athletic director also Cleveland .. .. 10 1 .909 — first round titlists. in a best-of- couW give up on Robinson and try troit Tigeis. Tlie Yanks still have will discuss the pa«slbllity of Score going only three innings, 4 .600 five-game series for the league ean,cllng freak on the hardwood trailed 4-1 until the seventh in Now York . .. 6 3)4 for a fat pay check In s return to court. During his high school days 22 games left with Cleveland and Army's appearances in NCAA \~9t- Baltimore .. .. 6 5 .645 4 title tonight beginning at 7:30. the welter ranks: the Indians haven't in years taken ning while getting just two hits The women will hold their an he was said to be better than an.v Tournaments, such as basketball, off Sox starter Dick Donovan. Boston ...... 6 5 .545 4 Everything important in last a season series. And as for the and then make recommendations Cliicago ...... 6 5 .545 4 nual Bowling Carnival Thursday night's fight before 8,428 in Kiel college player in the coiintry. When Pirates, they have let a lot of fans Singles by Minnie Minoso. Russ he finally settled on Kansas, after to Superintendent Lt. Gen. Gar Nixon anti pinch-hitter Tito Fran- Kansas City .. 6 6 .465 5 night starting promptly at 8 Auditorium happened In the sec down. Games ’osl now rount the 8 o’clock at the Double Strike alleys. sifting offers from more lhah 100 Davidson. cona, who drove In m- pair with Washington .. 4 .333 614 ond round. same as defeats in September. Per- "The superintendent has the ROLLIN’ HOME—Vic Power of the Cleveland Indians slides across with the winning . . 1 10 .091 9 Also, the banquet will be held Sat 51ade I,ast Bid colleges, he was rated belter than place finish disillusioned a lot of two out, tied .it irt a three-nm Detroit .... most pros in the NBA. final say," said Col. Roberts. run in the eighth inning of last night’s 6-4 vicitory over the Chicago While Sox. Power seventh. The Vic Power's Infield Today’s Games and urday night. May 9 at 7:30 at the It was then Akins, 31-year-old place finish disolliisioned a lot of Roberts, himself, will be replaced Garden Grove. former champ, made his last bid lo He’ll be the big, and I do mean people that the surge would con came home when Sherm Lollar, Chicago catcher who is not in the picture, allowed a hit, an error, intentional walk and Probable Pitchers this summer by Col. -Emory Final Playoff Resulta stay In boxlng'l big time with hlg. attraction here tomorrow tinue. I haven't given up on the pitch to get away from him. Pitcher Rotlolfo Arias (25) covered the plate but Lollar’s a passed ball broke the tie in a Chicago a,t cTeWland—Latman a night in a game being promoted Adams Jr. Gen. Davidson is fin two-nm eighth capped by Woody (0-11 vs. McLish (2-0). The Out.ngs—Ann Filbig, Mary couple of .shot* to the jsiv which Pirates by any shakes but the club ishing his third year at the Acad throw was too late to get the speedy Povt^r. (AP Photofax)______Brown, Ann Meyers. Bea Cormier really staggered the youthful FIGHTERS TUMBLE OUT OF RING— Referee Harry Kessler (left) tries to disen- by the Civltsn Club. will have to untrack itself before Held’s sacrifice fl.v. Baltimore at New York—Harsh- long to keep abreast of the Braves, emy bu* may hold the post for Gerry Staley (1-1) was the loser man i0-3) vs. Ditmar (0-lJ. and Chiokle Jonlcke—defeated the Jot dan. tangle Virgil Akins and Don Jordan after Akins wrestled Jordan into the ropes and Receptions— Ruth Hilinskt, Fanny It also waa then that Jordan Giants and Dodgers. another year. in relief. Hiimberlo Robinson, Boston at Washingthn—Moford pushed hini out of the ring in 14 round of their welterweight title fight at Kiel audi- Two Wins Closer * ♦ ♦ The no-bowl policy is believed to Doing. What Comes Naturally late of the Milwaukee Braves, won (0-1) -s. Ramos (2-1). PaganI, Dot Tildyga, Emma Aceto badly bpuised his right hand In a toriimi last night. The round ended with the lightor.s in tliis position. (AP Photofax) Bhmie Johnson U two wdna closer ! be one of the reasons behind the Major League! in his first AL appearance with Detroit at Kansas Cflty (N) — and Helene Dey—3-1 In the best- poke on the lop, of Akins’ head. a permanent Job' with th^ Baltl ! Bip I,eagiic Tutor •ianuary resignation of Col. Earl two innings of one-hit, shutout Foytack (0-1) y- tJarver (1-1). of-five-game series to determine WOMEN’S LEAGUE CHAMPIONS—Walnut Restaurant’s entry, front row, left to Although .Iordan wouri'd up with a more Orioles. The righthandedrighthaiided re -1 coaching the University of Ver (Red) Blaik ss football coach and s==Leaders==^ relief for the Tribe. Tomorrow's Schedule the league championship Friday right, Mary McCarthy, Audrey Frey and Doris Grisel. Back ro\v, Shirley \ ittner, vi badly puffed hand, you couldn't lief pitcher, who was given up by mont varsity baseball team this director of HthiCtics, The Cadets Mathews’ Grand-Slam The White Sox scored two in Chicago at Cleveland (2). night at the D c b ’e Strike alleys. Chapman and Amy Pirkey. (Herald Photo ))y Saternis) tell it by the efficient way he pro Basketball Game Sunday had an iinteeten season and wefc Balli Jie at New York (2). Molek Reanlti ceeded to bell Akins Into compart, Racing the Milwaukee Braves, shows two season Is Ralph LaPointe, former American League the first inning when Score walked OCTINtJS (8) wins and no defeats thus far and Inflelder with the Philadelphia ranked third in the nation. Batting ( Based on 25 or more at the first four men he faced and Boston at Washington. niwa ...... so 110 98 *4 live boxing oblivion the remain has emerged as the Orioles’ No. 1 Phillies. One of his atar pitchers is The Midtary Academy is the bats)—Kaline, Detroit, .413; Pow Ray Boone hit a sacrifice fly. Detroit at Kansas City. Brown ...... 94 ins ...... ing 13 round*. only one of the three service Sparks Braves’ Attack Meyers ...... 101 77 Its Adding insult to Injury for the Roundup fireman . . . Chicago White Sox junior Steve Cooper of Manchealer, er. Cleveland. .409; Tasby, Balti Score walked seven in his three National League Cormier ...... 88 109 90 94 have announced that they w-ill a pounderoua lefthander . . Old schools playing major football more, .395; Howard, New York, innings, but allowed just one hit Yesterday's Results Janicke ...... S(i 102 123 112 bloody-vltaged Akins, the govern Chamberlain Here Bhift tAelr spring training head that doesn't ,;o a-howling. —Boone’s aolo home run in the Milwaukee 10, Cincinnati 7. ment tied up hi* purse contending pros—H-aJiJt Aaron and Kd .393; Fox, Chicago, .388. Totals ...... 445 527 497 515 quarters in 1960 from Tampa to Clash for First Time New York, April 25 (/P)— After that startling slump in third. Los Angeles 3, St. Louis 2 (10). he owes $22..599 in back taxes. The Louisville, Ky., April 26 (6*)—It’e Mathews antf^Varren Spahn and Runs—Rufinels, Boston and BKCEPTIOXS (I) only a $50,000 race, not even billed Sarasota, Fla. The Pale Hose Lew Burdette - have carried the A-my ai.' the Air Force Acad Power and Minoso, Cleveland, 12; last fall’s World Series, Etldie Mathews is back doing what Pittsburgh 8, Philadelphia 5. HilinskI ...... 92 97 KM 92 match, televised nstiontlly, re drew but 12,989 fans in 11 games emy will clash for the first time RED SOX 7, SENATORS t — Pssani ...... 9,s 1?3 84 91 84 turned a net gate of $44,746. Bach aa the feature, uut the 8te$>plng load for the Braves in the early Tasby, Baltimore, 11; Landis. Clii- conies naturall.v— hammering home runs. It was Mathews San Francisco 4. Chicago 3 (11). BaMySs ...... 109 84 82 82 To Oppose Milford Stone Purse will get moat of the In Tampa this spring. Sarasota going. Aaron was batting .500 go at Y'ankee Stadium this year on cago and Siehern. New York. 10. Vic Wertz, rebounding quickly W. L. Pet. G.B. Acsto ...... 108 99 lo; ia5 fighter received .30 per cent of the was left without a major leagire Oct. 31. Col. Roberts announced who was. perhaps, the Milwaukee Braves’ biggest disappoint from a bout with the fin, drove in Dey __ ...... 109 1 04 «« 93 gale, plus $15,000 from TV, worth attention at Jie opening of ing into last night's game and Runs Batted In—Triandos, Bal ment as Ihc.v blew a 3-1 lead in'^’ Milwaukee .... Churchill Downs today. spring training team when the Mathews wa.s hitting well but most the shift of U.la game from Michie timore, 16; Strickland, Cleveland five runs for Boston. He doubled 1,08 Angeles ...... "sM 455 4(!8 459 $28,423 apiece. Best independent visiting basketball team to play in Man Boston Red Sox picked up. thMr Stadium. Also transferred from gamea and lost the world cham The Dodgers twice missed the home two in the first against loser Totals .. Jordan weighed 146 3-4 for his The seven-fur'.ong event include* of all had regained his home run and Skowron, New York, 12; Held, pionship to the New York Yan San Francisco chester during the 1958-59 season was the Milford Chiefs. four well-liked Kenl.-ky Derby marbles and headed West last touch which was miasing in the 27,000-seat Michie Stadium to- 70,- Cleveland, 11; Stephens and Jen Winning r; n before Duke Snider Vito Valentinetll, then counted Chicago ...... first title defense tnd Akins 147. March. 000 scat Yankee Stadium was the kees last October. The strong- got it home with a two-out. pinch three In the third with his second BOYS’ II XIOR IJil.40rE Jordan's manager, Don Ne.saeth, These same Chiefs, champions of the Ckmnecticut Basketball eligiblea In Its expected field of 1958 W'orld Scries. All Messers sen, Boston and Aparlcio, Chicago, armed third ba.seman, who had hit Cincinnati seven. * • * Spahn and Burdette have done was Army-Oklahoma contest for Nov. single in the 10th, John Roseboro, home run in two dayyj Jackie | phiYadelphla Final Standings •Rid that although he would like Assn, and fronted by Bobby Knight, will meet Wilt Chamber- 10. 31 home runs (hiring the regular I to pilch two and three victories 18, 1961. after breaking a 1-1 lie with a Jensen also homered in'the five-* W. L. Pet. the champ to fight an opponent All-Stars Spnday't------— ~ They are C. V Whitney’s Silver Hitjr—Fox. Chicago and Kaline. aea.son, managed Jii.st two double.s Pittsburgh lain and his Spoon, Calumet Form's On-«nd- Make Changes respectively without defeat . . Va- Yankee Stadium also is a pos.si- Detroit. 19; Power, Cleveland. 18; double, mi.ssed third base while run third, with both shots off left- St. Louis . 3 10 Cubs ...... 23 10 .697 yet to be named in Madison night at 8 at the high school gyn(. and two singles in 25 at hats for 'Square Garden in June, he also On, Jim Norri*' Ekey Spur and Several State sportsWTiters have da Pinson of the Reds and Willie I bility along with Philadelphia's Tasby, Baltimore, Kuenn, Detroit a .160 average and set a .Series running for home on Ron Fnlrly's handed rookie Jack Kralick. Today’s Schedule and. Tigers ...... •....19 14 .576 *1 The game is being aponaored by Soiicliak Hasil-iCad made chifnges in recent weeks. Tasby of Baltimore, two rookies 1 ; Municipal ’ tadiiim for ,hc Army- single in the seventh. And just The Nats managed jtist six hits S. Aleria & Sons ....18 15 .546 owed a fight to an Oakland, Calif., the Civltaii Club. Box office open* Brookmeade’s Sword Dancer. and Bertoia. Washington, 17. record by striking out 11 times. Probable Pitchers Whet happens today U expected Sporta EJdltor A1 Goldstein of the tabbed as coming stars last March, Notr'" Dame game of Oct. 1965. Double.s- -.Strickland, Cleveland. ahead of Snider's clincher, two ' off Ike Delock (2-0), who went all Milwaukee at Cincinnati — Jon-Di’s ...... 17 16 .515 promoter. at 7. There will be no preliminary. If there w.is any suspicion that walks and a single by Charlie Neai J the way for his eighth consecutive "For several fights now,< I have As 26 (ioJf Pros to clear up some parte ot th* ■ Meriden Journal left to assume a have been playing great and hit said Roberts in announcing re 6; Runnels, Boston, Williams, the Series slump voiild leave a Spahn (2-0) vs, Pnrkey (2-1). Red E m ber...... 17 16 .515 Knight, who haa played with the post In the sports department of ting W'ell over the .300 mark. sumption of the famed rivalry for had 'ailed to get a nm when Gino j'victory over the Senators since L. T. W o o d ...... 17 16 .515 ben promiaing the next Jo(dan Harlem Globe Trotters and New Derby nlcaure Kansas City and Bertoia. Wash mark, Mathews has clublted it Lbs Angeles at St. Louis—Drysdale Silver Spoon's trainer, Bob the Baltimore Sun. He was re * « a 1965 and 1966 South Bend will get ington, 5; five players tied with 4. Cimoli's peg from center nailed i May 12, 1957. Washington scored, m u Dickenson’s ...... 17 16 .515 start to Don (Jhargln at Oakland,” York Knickerbockers among other Enter Third Round away. At the moment he shares Fairly at the plate. ion Bob Lemon's third homer, W-C- said Nesseth. "I don't know who Wheeler, said the unbeaten fllly'e placed by Bruno Sniders of the the '66 conte.'t. Triples- Cerv, Kansas (Tity and the National Leagt.e home rim .San Francisco at Chicago — S. Red Sox ...... 16 17 .485 pro clubs, has for years been a fav WillimanUc Chronicle who covered Doubleheatirr Johnny Pbdres (2-1), who gave |two-rnn. 420-foot blast in the he has in mind as an opponent.” performance In the Stepping Tho colonel Suid the Army and Skowron, New York, 2; 12 players lead, swatting hus fifth and sixth Jones (1-2) vs. Anderson ll-O). Vic’s Soda Shop ..'..1 6 17 .485 orite with local fans. He leads the Las Vegas, Nev., April 25 i^ — sporta on a part-time basis in the First doubleheader stork car way for .Snider, won it. with Clem j fourth inning. If Basllio declines lo return to Stone will determine whether the I the Air Force will pick up their tied with 1. last night v.ith No. 6 a grand- Pittsburgh at Philadelphia — W. T. Grant ...... 15 18 .455 CTiiefa wlio also list Frank Keitt, Popular Mike So\(rhak held a firm Thread Oty. Wells Trpmbly, Wil raring program of the season a t, I.,ablne’s 1-2-3 mop up in the 10th. | * * • the \ elter division. Jordan has at a goes in the Derby or in the flllles- new rivalry- again in 1963. Home Run.s- Held, Cleveland, 5; slam that carried the first place Haddix (0-0) vs. Cardwell (0-0), Harmac’s ...... 14 19 :424 : Cninkscalea, another ex-Trotter, limanUc sports editor, leaves today Riverside Park In Agawam. Mas.s., | Rookie Howie Nunn (0-1) lost it A’s 10, TIGERS 1 -- Bob Cerv least three potential opponents in Sonny Thoinaa, Ronnie Harris and grip on first place as the field of 26 only Kentucky Oaks, run next Triandos, Baltimore, 4; eight play Braves to a JO-7 victory at. Cin Tomorrow’s Schedule Regal Men's Shop .... 9 J24 .273 Friday. to take up a new port In Pasadena, is on tap tonight. First race ers tied with 3, in relief for the Cards, who tied it drove in four nin.s” for the A's line. Art Aragon, the perennial 6-8 Tom Heemans, former Niagara professional golfers went into the Calif. And Frank Cline, scholas cinnati. with three hits in four trips. Ralph Milwaukee at Cincinnati. Singles of 105 or better: Joe peerle’s choice in Loe Angeles; Willie Shiemaker, who’ll be starts at 8; 15 and this Is one trfick Stolen bases - Aparicio, Chicago. 2-all on Gene Grecij's home . ,m in Plgott 115-105, Dick Fish 115-109, All Amerlia selection. third ro( I 1. .. .. J’l.'jif ■Wct-^i-sLuAcj’-’ ' , I >■ . . ‘ ' ' K' ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1989 MANCHESTER EMCNING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY. APRIL 26, 1959 PAGE FimSEN PAO* rousnw * Household G4wdi Bosincss Scrr|ces Offared 13 FHERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and' SHORTEN ArtidM For Salo 45 Apartmentsr-Flats— Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 Hou-scs for Sale 72 Houses for Sale 72 HouflM for Sale 72 IF YOU WANT a refttgerator In Tenements 63 h o m e OWNERS, tool and equip FARMALL F20 tractor, vary good SWEEPING VIEWS - Six room TWO-FAMILY house with 3-ear LARGE 8 rdom cep* (2 unfinlsbad) VERNON -Manchester line, Nc / MANCHE.STER — Off Eaat ■* Cen XVIll (XXXXI) running ctmthUoii, good Urea. tIN. good working order tor your base garage, aeparate oil burners, breeieway, g&raga, ahed dormer, 8-room Cape. Breezeway and 2- ter St. Six room Cape, recrea ment rentala. A P Equipment, 945 T llS OCNtALlPACE— B uT uO'ANOKH a O .' ment or cottage call MI 8-S610. FOUR ROOM apartment, adults, ranch, fireplace, heated recrea Center St. MI 9-2053. Open week PI 2-7211. *15,700. 17S-S Woodbridge St., Call fireplace, aluminum atorma, large car garage. Large rooips, 2 baths. tion room, terrace, storm win BOLTON—Ijuke erea—Like new BOLTON—Two year old (our room ■ CLASSIFIED ' this jo a v ouv HOW And srXRtN heat, not water, accessible'to bus tion room, steel beam Construe 4'.4 room ranch, attached ga.'age, ranch with carport. Laraa Uvlng ends. tlon, attached garage, *17,850. owner. Ml 3-0826. maple trees, 100’ frontage Only Good location. *19,500 Phllbrick dows. Nice condition. Priced lo' . tHlS’UOVAaLE SMiuC VfHCH THE SELF • same UiSEER WHEN FULL STORM sirtndows and SMALL BUFFITT dropleaX table and shopping. CaU Ml .9-9959.1, Maddock and deVos, Ucalto'-s. JA AinosUe drive. Aluminum combina room with fireplace. Aluminum ■ 'OU’RETHfREIOauV MDU’RE THERE 10 CEtURH with leaves, small tables, books. Extra building lot available only *13,900, Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml Agency. Ml 9-8494. LAWN MOWERS aharpened and screens (or sale. MI 9-1S88;' MI SOUTH WINDSOR AREA 0-5182. V 2-02.55, AD 2-6809, AD 2-8872, AD tion windows and screens. Fire comblnptlone. *12,800, R. F. 9-7161. MI 8-8190. ______• FOUR ROOMS, 2nd floor. AU utill- *1,000. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI place, ceramic tile bath. Com DImock Co., Realtor. Ml 9-8248, advertising repaired. Free pick up and de- Uee, stove, refrigerator, garage 9-6132. MANCHESTER 2-0695. plclely redecorated throughout. or Barbara Wooda, MI 9-1702, livery. Ml 9-4868. 118 Wella St. WASHING machine, Bsndix, good furnished. Quiet residential neigh $16,900 BUILT BY Ansaldi Manchester - $(^,100—Glenwood St. Immaculate Six-room Colonial. Flastered BUY NOW Full price *12,100. R. F. Dimnck Robert Murdock, MI 8-8473. CHILD^B STEEL slide. 11 ft. long, condlUon. Suitable for summer borhood. Adults only. *90 month. VERNON —New six room Build - IiLpirlng acre setting enchancea 4 room ranch, city utili ^ CLASSIPIBO ADVBimSEMENl DEPT. HOURS er’s Model Ranch, basement ga walls, full insulation, fireplace, f Co., Realtor, MI 9-5245, Robert GARDENS PLOWED. Aeasonahle. 8 ft. high. MI 8-0089. cottage or other use, $45. MI Write Box C, Herald. thia superbly attractive 6 room ties. Spacious home (or la'rge family. OVER NORTH, older home of tea / 8:15 AJa. to 4;80 PJB. 9-4817. ______rage, built-in oven and range lavatory, tile bath, full attic, Murdock, Ml 3-6472 or Barbara Call J. KrieskI, Ml 4-0898. ranch with garage. Spacioua porch. Hot water oil heat, ame- *15,200—?? Extra large 4 finished Living room 1.1x27 with fireplace. Woods. Ml 9-7702. rooms, ed ita b le to one o two* $H ROOM garden type apartment, colonial fireplace, executive sue paneled living room with unusual 5 room cape, basement ga families. Garage. Good heating BABY CARRIAGE, Ucally 8X10 FIBER RUG; living room includes heat, hot water, stove, rooms. Convenient to schoole, aite drive, city utilitlea. Side Four bedrooms, two baths, sunny fYlPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. nOTOTILLING — Small gardens fireplace, formal dining room and walks, large lot. Vacant. Charles rage. kitchen. Garage. Patio, *17,400. XlX system. Madeline Smith, Realtor. l» :W A .M .-8ATOIIDAT t new, *18. CaU MI 8-18*4. chair, Norge electric diyer, oc- refifrigerator ■ parking *95. , shopping, Hartford, Manchester. MI 9-1642. ^ M . rotoUlled, lawiia mowed, and ccasional chair, 5x7 green rug. MI immense cabinet kitchen. Lesperance. MI 9-:1-7620. *15,800—Nice six room. Green heavy weeded areas cut. Call PI Availvailable May 1st. Call MI 3-7935. Only *16,200—SO vear mortgage. Homesltc: Large lot in A zone. BOLTON CENTER R D .-6'4 "nom 8-n8i. ______■ Builder. MI 9-1489 and MI 3 2485 Manor Ranch, garage 2-8184. Thia home is endowed with the City water, city sewer, ranch, three years old lArge BOLTON CENTER — Five room p l e a s e RBAD y o u r a d Boats and AOceanories 46 NEW EFFICIENCY apartment newest innovations for nractlcal SPRING VALUES city utilities. ranch, artiatlo atone front, -irto , MOVING, MUST sell two-piece liv with kitchen, living room, bed WEST SIDE—Attractive five room *16,000—Reduced. (Jhestnut St, Ex beautifully landscaped lot, 114 i B f tftkeB over Um phtMM ao a ooo* OARD^S^S PLOWED. Very family living. Exacting workman- and we’ve got them. Drop by our baths, *21,000. R. F, DImock Co. breezeway, garages. Sprawled out aonable, \Call H. Holden BOATS NOW in Stock .- Croehy ing room set, three bar stooto, room, tile bath. Stove, refrigera- home, enclosed breezeway ga tra large 7 room Cape. MADELINE SMITH, Realtor on huge lot. Carlton w. Hutchins, vM|tooa> Tfco a i vertfaor ■fcooW road bio ad the FIR81 ^ ship and the finest mate'rials used office (open Saturday and Sunday) Ml 0-5245. Barbara Woods, Ml 8.0898 afteM- Fiberglaa,itvlaa, WolverineWolvorine. Stjircraft blond bedroom set with twin -tor and heat on first floor. Basi- rage. *13,800, aasome 4H% throughout. A rare find, 1 unfinished, city utiltics Ml 9-5182. mmA »KPOBT ERRUBS In tUno for tko n«(t and Cadillac.) Evinrude motors, beds. Call MI 8-8884. ment storage space. Park'ng, bus mor^alge, amall cash. Carlton W. for more details on some of these Ml 9-1G12 9-7702 Or Robert Murdock, Ml centrally located. 3-6472. t t ^ n a B e n J d R rooponrtWo for onU ONE Incorreo* or o o ^ ^ UGHT t r u c k in g , atUcs. cellars lew and used. Sales and service. line. Near shopping. For one or Hutchins. MI 9-5132. $19,400 good homes. All will FHA a*. 10% EAST HARTFORD-8 room Caps'. 2 1 1 2 ? S^ldw JuSw ieot Md fhea oBli to too M t«t of • and yards cleaned. Very reason :cBride‘s Sports Spot, 109 Center two *90. 189 W. Middle Tpke., down, and if you want more pf a BOLTON TO BE SOLD 1-a.rgn fenced in lot. Foreed not *13,800 BEAUTIFUL three bedroom Outstanding 6 room brick front selection, look over our .Multiple o r a l • -iinfcii mod” iMortloii. Erroro which do not Icmou toe ®* able. MI 4-0209. St. Wearing Apparol— Furs 57 Apartment B. Call MI 3-7091. *11,100—Cook Drive. 4 room ranch air heat, full basement *18,500. Ite od«£SoHaeat will oot bo corroctod by "mako good IniertloB. rsinch, ceramic bath, hot water Colonial, breezeway and garage. Listings. 71 Washington Street . Philbrick Agency. MI 9-8484. X ROBERTS 10 FT. king size sailing BRIDAL HOOP, polished cotton, AVAILABLE May 1st—Three room heat, full cellar, large woodeC lot. Included are all the fine appoint large garage, a ncsite SEVEN ROOM older Colonial. pram. May be seen at 180 Parker tiered, lace trimmed, four yards large bright apartment in new Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. ments for gracious family living. For the buyer with Utile cash, drive. An older home of 6 rooms lo Excellent condition throughout. Tomi COOnSRATION WILL Q j I W | 3 , 2 7 1 1 Household Ser ASSUME this mortgage on this cated near Hollister School Nice Two-car garage. Centrally located. b e appreciated i^iui mi ■ ■ St. after 5:80 p.m ._ around. Size 11-12. MI 9-1917. building, heat and hot water, tile Half acre lot with panoramic view *14,800—Bolton Lake, 8 room ranch, Lots for Sale 73 Offered 13-A MANCHESTER—Custom 6 room of countryside. Amazing value!! new ranch Just over Rockville Town double lot, full basement. lot with 2-car garage Convenient Nice family home, *17..300 R F. bath and shower. Large closets,, residential area. Offered for quick 14 FT. PENN YAN, fully equipped. stove and refrigerator, Main St. finishing Cape. Sliding door line. *1300 includes the down pay *15.200—Under construction 5*4 DImock Co . Realtor, Ml 9-,524.5, or TV SERVICE - Potterton'k all closets, IH baths, open stairway. sale at $14,600. Robert Murdock, MT 3-6472. Bar AND4JVER—Iiake waterfront lot, Lost and Foand Automobiles for Sale 4 makes. Highest quality guaranteed Gator trailer. Evinrude motor. Wanted—To Buy 58 location. *85 per month. CaU MI $17,300 ment and the closing fees. Full room ranch, basement ga MI 9-7820. 3-8396 or MI 3-7997. Ideal location In A zone Only Tastefully decorated — 5% room basement. 3 bedrooms, built-lns .. rage, 2 acres wooded lot, bara Woods. MI 0-7702. *1,900. MI 3-6105. NEED A CitR and had your credit work and parta, over 4'f vear’e *16,500. Stni time to select deco monthly payments are less than 361 Summit Street lo st—S lack and white Setter, fe- perience. Famoua fbr eervlce aince' WANTED TO BUY ranch with garage. Numerous choice of colors 34 ACRES Prime residentlsj mdle Anawoni to FrecWeii. Call turned down? Short on down pay Good used reaalable furniture, 8% R X)M APARTMENT, heat, hot rating colors. BuUder, M3 8-2465. *93.00. How can you go wrong?? A reasonably priced home for the r a n i ) ment? Had a repoaaeaalonT Don’t 1981. Phone MI 9-4B87 for beat extras Included. Picturesqcf acre *21,500—New, custom built split erly, oily water. For furthsr fafo'r- M! tUsoS. Diamonds— Watches— also email upri|d>t and spinet water, parking. Flrat floor. Built- lot with many trees. Country set STATE 1*2% mortgage. Four large family. 1st floor has living give up! See Douglaa Motora, get aendpe. 1955 — THREE-famlly flat. 6-6-414, level. Latest in modern room, den, dining room modern NEW SIX room ranch, one block matiem. R. F. DImock Cd MI Jewelry 48 pianos. In electric oven, surface units. Ehc- ting yet only minutes from Marl- room cape on View St. Clean. Full kitchens, acre lot, 9-5245. \0- f o u n d —German Shepherd, black, the lowdown on the loweat down baseboard heat, cabinet kitchens, 1*2 kitchen and bath. .Second floor has from Green. All large rooms two 2 ceptlonally nice. Centrally locat basement. Selling for only ?'3.7n BElidONT Rug Cleaning Com tile baths, fireplace, very large cheater or Hartford center. Priced baths, built-in stove and oven, (ire- female. Call Leo Fracchta, Dog and amaUeat paymenta anywhere. pany — For those who -:are about LEONARD W. YOST Jeweler, re Watkins Used Furniture ed. residential neighborhood. ..mortgage is *7.879, and the *60 *25,500—Four bedroom home. A 3 bedrooms and bath, 1-car garage Not a amall loan or finance com- rooms, 1 acre, country atmos for quick sale. custom built 6 room place. Full basement, two-car ga FOR SALE — Two one aere lota Warden. MI 8-8594. Uielr ruga — phone Ml 8-0012. pairs, ad$usts wMchee erperuy. Exchange Adults. Phone MI 3-7590 or MI monthly payment includes taxes with picely shaded Ini Hot water 100x400 each with 28 ft. three panylany plan. Douglaa Motora, 888 Reasonable p$|cee. Open dally. phere. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI ranch, 2 fireplaces 2 heat, fireplace, In.sulatinn, sciecned rage. Your choice of •'ilerior Free pickup and delivery Free 3-8470. 9-5132. MANCHESTER and inaurance.. with the C-ockett nocorallon. R F Dimock Co. Real room house trailer, cellar started f o u n d —One mongrel pup. part Main Ttreet Movih8[—^Trucking— Help Wanted— Male 36 Articles For Sale 45 Thursday evenlnga 129 Sprues ______15 Oak Street______Agency, Inc., of course. bath.s, recrealion room, porch, copper phimblog, etc. All eeUmates given. We apeclalize In tor, MI 9-5245. Or Robert ' Mur for utility room. Lebanon Conn. Cocker, male, black, wearing red furniture and waU to wall carpet orage 20 Street. Ml 9-4887. FOUR ROOM apartment and two- Server Street..Old but in tip-top 2 Rarages, 2 separate this available for $18,500. collar. Can Lee Fracchla, Dog CALL OR aee me. Good deal on WANTED—Two all round carpen FRANK IS OPEN for husineaa. WE BUY and seU antique and used *13,200—1966 SIX room Cape, tire- $16,000 driveways on 2 acres. dock Mi 3-6472. Barbara Woods Call after 4:30. MI 4-0085. ing. room apartment for rent. Call MI shape. Extra lot included in the Warden. MI S-8S94. 1959 Do
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