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THfc HARTFORD CO RANT: SWy. March 24. I. "5 fJ the cooperation of all and ad Legion News and Review 4 amps By JAY A. KAY CONNECTICUT CM1E By G.

E. AVERY Legion Opposes Transfer Of Home Loan Program pointed postal agent in 1857 and a British postal service has been maintained continuously in Morocco ever since. During the month of April, therefore, the British Post Office in Tangier will celebrate its centenary. British stamps overprinted with the word "Tangier" are sold at the office. To mark the centenary the full range of these stamps are being specially overprinted "1857-1957." They will be put on sale in Tangier on April 1 and will remain on sale for the whole month.

Special postmarks commemorating the centenary will be used by the British Post Office, By CUABLES L. PARKER Department Adjutant Department Commander John F. Spain issues the following statement Monday, March 25. The or "The American Legion is op- 1 Seaborn P. Collins, past naUon- al commander of The American juciuu ana unauuicui ui a ape- Clal housing committee, testified I Kf hn iL itT housing of the U.S.

House of LU 111 niX HUIltTHI H11CC within the FHA of a loan program for vet erans would be contrary to the philosophy which motivated Congress in 1944 to include in Title II of the Servicemen's Readjustment Act a loan program for veterans," he said. "The over- oojecuon we i function to FHA lies in the dif ference in the basic philosophies between the Veterans Adminis- posed to th vA. xsvz Administration. VA is ment sergeant arms; by the Americanism commission shortly, but he desires each post that has a candidate be given every opportunity to place their nominee before the commission. All nominations must be in de- be- arw Inual Americanism Award din- ner will be held on Saturday evenin? Mav 11 at The Hedges at Heaes- mpnt A.mm!,nrlPr and rlirtnr American uegion conege IwWch will be held May 17-18-19 vit; u.

rra feJ" manders. He, with assistant director Charles L. Parker, has appointed the following to the college staff: Joseph G. Leonard, Stamford, national executive committeeman; Benjamin AJ, lllionuonii ii Li n'i, l'l Lin i ment treasurer; Robert W. sergeant at Richard Barrett, Bridgeport, asst.

depart at trnest einia B. Smith. Stamford National Adjutant E. A. Black-more will soon announce who will be sent to the college from National Headquarters at Indianapolis, and Washington, D.C.

National Field Representative John H. Burke of Boston will be one of the college lecturers. Magazine Drive Voiture 370 of Hartford Coun ty, Forty and Eight, has an-nounced that it is continuing its magazine subscription campaign within the county. Mr. Edward Witkoski will be in charge of the subscription crew in the area.

The official sales organization that, is sponsored by the Forty and Eight is the Cowles Publishing Company. Mr. SamuelJ. Gorman, department chairman of the Department Convention Corporation, has called a meeting of all commission members and convention subcommittees, for Thursday, March 28, at 8 p.m., at the Stratfield Hotel, Bridgeport. The Sixth District, Litchfield County, will hold its regular The concerned with the administering a veteran benefit program while the FHA's purpose is to stimulate mortgage credit and to improve housing standards.

Asked Same Authority "The setting up of a veterans' program in FHA would seem to be irwlieu of authorizing the ad ministration of veterans affairs to increase the interest rate on GI loans to five per cent. 'The American Lesion had previous ly recommended that Congress grant the VA administrator the same authority to regulate interest rates on GI loans as the FHA administrator now exercis es over -FHA loans." Department Service Officer Clarence C. Scarborough calls to the attention of disabled vet erans who fail to apply for Social Security "wage freeze" before June 30, 1957, that they may find that they have lost their rights to disability payments at age 50 under this program and to other Old Age and Survivor Insurance payments for themselves and their dependents. The American Legion is cooperating with the Department of Health, Education and Hartford Chees Club VMCA Friday evenings Visitor welcome The third and fourth rounds of ths Connecticut State Individual Championship series are now history, having been played at the New Haven YMCA last Sunday. James Bolton of New Haven has a perfect score with four wins.

His nearest competitor is William Weil of Hartford, with 3'i wins. Then follows Ted Edelbaum of Hartford, Eliot Wolk of the U. of Nor-derer of Hartford, Rapuano of Hartford, with 3 wins each. The fina rounds will be played at the New Haven YMCA on Sunday, March 31. Results of round 3: Dr.

Platz 1 Klavins Bolton 1, Lerman Edelbaum 1, King Weil 1, Farkas Wolk 1. Strazdins Noderer 1, Wysowski Gottes-man Newberry Vi; Morgan 1, Lane Wallach 1, Johnson Rapuano 1, Hand Raymond 1, Ames Kraszewski 1. Bald-ridge Kuritz 1, IshkanO; Le-Clerc bye. Round 4: Bolton 1, Noderer Weil i Lerman lk; Rapuano 1, Wysowski Wolk 1, Dr. Platz Edelbaum 1, Morgan Kraszewski Lane 1, Klavins Hand 1.

King Ames 1, LeClerc Baldridge 1, Newberry Raymond 1, Farkas Gottesman 1. Wallach Johnson bye. Between Rounds 3 and 4, lunch was served, followed by a short business meeting. President Spector presided. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved.

Notice was given of a match between Massachusetts and Connecticut players, to be held in Hartford on Sunday, June 9. A tournament for the top 10 chess players in the state Is also In the making. The nominating committee, Avery of Hartford, Wolk of U. of Conn, and Mills of New Haven, was then called on to re port. Their nominations were for president, William Newberry of New Haven: vice-president, Richard FTiedenthal of Bridge port; secretary-treasurer Putsche of Hartford; team tour nament director, William Mills of New Haven; individual tournament director, Ted Edelbaum of Hartford.

Those nominees were elected by unanimous vote. Before turning over the meet ing to the new president, Mr, Spector told of his pleasure in serving the past two years, and gave personal thanks to several who had assisted in the work. President Newberry then asked Whtn You Think Of OIL HEAT CALL OIL HEAT ENGINEERING Heating Contractors Since 1935 Cll 6-6595 Monaco Plan Set for Caroline Monaco is preparing to issue 10 stamps on May 11, to commemorate the birth of Princess Caroline Louise Marguerite, daughter of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace Kelly, born on Jan. 23. The Princess Caroline series will have 1, 2, 3, 5, 15 30, 50.

70 and 100 franc val ues according to the Monaco In formation Office. The 15fr var ue will carry a profile of Prin cess Grace wearing a tiara, necklace and earrings. Christmas Seal Society A move is being made toward organizing a Society of Collectors in New York area who collect United States Christmas Seals. Anyone interested in the formation of such a society may write to Aaron Binder, 1501 Nel son Bronx 52, N.Y. Canadian Easter Seals Collectors wishing to get the Canadian Easter Seals for 1957, write to Bert L.

Bauch, Suite 115, 31 Alexander Toronto 5, Canada. New U.S. Commems A special stamp" to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Steel Industry in America will be first placed on sale on May 22, 1957, at New York, N.Y. during the 65th General Meet ing of the American Iron and Steel Institute. A special 3-cent stamp to cele brate the 50th anniversary of Oklahoma Statehood will go on sale on June 14 in Oklahoma City.

It was also announced that the stamp in honor of the Teachers of America will be first placed on sale July 1 at Philadelphia, Pa. during the Centen- nial Convention of the National Educational Assn. Colors for a of the above stamps will be announced later and the usual first day cover service will prevail. Foundation Night On Wednesday, April 3, 1957, the Philatelic Foundation will provide the program for the regular meeting of the Collectors Club in New York. A number of members of the Expert Com mittee will take part in the discourse on the work of the Foundation Expert Committee.

Stamp Notes Two new stamps have been issued by Finland. One shows the Church of Lammi and the other has the Fortress of Olofs-burg. Western Germany released a new stamp commemorating the 725th anniversary of founding of Spandau, now one of the suburbs of Berlin, which incidentally has the prison where the Nazi war criminals are kept. Australia released the jst Ail AM.gr ci ANTARCTIC TlRRITOfrY new 2 Antarctic Territory stamn. Portugal issued a new set of four stamps honoring Aimeiaa Garrett, poet and author.

Costa Rica is to issue a 17 value set of stamps in April. Iceland will release on April 1 two stamps with the same designs as the 1955 Iceland Sport Set. The Trinidad 1-cent overprint exists in forged condition, but can be distinguished from the genuine in that the forged overprint is about one fourth shorter. Poland's UN Group Poland stamps paying tribute to the United Nations have been received showing the United Na tions on First Avenue, the UN symbol and a map of the globe -all featured on the 5-groszy, 40g. and 1.50 zioty items.

British Tangier PO Centennaxy The Postmaster General of Great Britain has announced that, following the abrogation of the International statute or lan gier, it has now been agreed with the Government of Moroc- co that the British Post Office in Tangier will close on April 30, 19D7. An official of the British Consulate at Tangier was first ap 1 Rfc riSA Tangier, throughout April. Letters etc. postmarked by machine will carry the slogan "Centenary, British Post Office. Tan gier, those which have to be postmarked by hand will bear the slogan "British Post Office, 1857 Tangier 1957." New Greenland May 2 is the day of issue for the 60 ore stamp by Greenland.

It will have a symbolical design picturing the "Mother of the Sea" from an old folk tale. As the stamp will become a part of the regular series of Greenland, no printing' quality was given. Robert A. Taft Stamp There is a growing movement for issuing a stamp to honor the great senator from Ohio, the late Robert A. Taft Mr.

American. His anniversary occurs on Sept. 8 and it would be nice to see a stamp issued this year on what would have been his 68th birthday. One Stomp Country As a stamp-issuing country, the Carpatho-Ukraine is repre sented in Scott by a single 3k value issue in commemoration of the inauguration of the Diet on March 15, 1939. Annexation by Hungary occurred on the following day, and the stamp was available and valid one day only in Chust, the capital.

Genuine covers with tins stamp are real rarities. Israeli Philatelic Agency The Israeli Philatelic Agency moved a few months ago to larger quarters where an increased staff handles more efficiently an increasing volume of business. Filling only whole sale orders for Israeli stamps, the new office is at 115 W. 30th New York City. HARTFORD HOSPITAL March II, 195 1 Hartford Bruno.

Joseph and Rosemarie (Fent-ner, 141 Franklin daughter. Howat, Allan and Sally (Armstrong), 285 Martin son. McCluskey, Thomas and Pauline (ForestaO. 66 Kensington son: Shappy, Leonard and Donna (Qieaves), 20 Wethersfield daughter. Tangarone, John and (Schulze), 30 No.

Whitney daugh-ter. Warks, Frederick end Philomena (Canny), 68 Ward twin daughters. East Hartford Potter. Edward and Jean (Driscoll), 83 Risley son. Farmlnirton Balazy, Walter end Jean (Shappell), 25 Main St, daughter.

Glastonbur Dunn, William and Judith (Kasper), 95 Tryon daughter. Granhy Gregory. John and Gwendolyn (Cek-aucus), Hemlock Road, son. Rockvtlla Gessay, Francis end Sahlna (Gave-Ilea), 58 Lawrence daughter. Windsor Notuck, Edward and Irene (Deren-dal.

100 Lovell daughter. Windsor Locks Dablstron, Norman and Audrey (ilell-mon), 43 Circle daughter. MT. SINAI HOSPITAL March 22, 1D57 No births. ST.

FRANCIS HOSPITAL March 23, 1957 Cole. Philbert and Magnolia (Paige), 101 Earl daughter. Daly. John and Jane (Crosby), 152 Colby son. DeMirtiele.

Anthony and Ethel (Dav-lera), 36'4 Morgan son. ies), 45 Crown daughter. Giovannuccl. Joseph and Lucy (Val- Torrueila, Teofilo and Gloria (Ace-vetia), 3281 Main son. East Hartford Goodwin, Wilfored and Lois Ann (Saunders), 11 Woodstock Pl daughter.

Bloom field Resnisky, Andrew Jr. and Joan (Healy), 1 Julie Lane, son. Manchester Hebert, James and (St. Pierre). 109 Adams daughter.

Rockvllle Fortier, AUred and Barbara (Yanks), 4 Hughes daughter. Juliano. Nicholas and Kathleen (Flaherty). 11 Carter son. Slmfthnry McDevitt.

Edward and Marytou (Flynn), 21 Knollwood son. Mlddletown Szihozec, Richard and Margaret (Co- Ilcchio), Arbutus daughter. Births meeting on Saturday er. fare in a nationwide effort to 'evening, Aiarcn ju at tne ire-bring information of this import-i house in Bantam. District Com-ant deadline date to all disabled Zander Mary S.

Dore will pre- Aotooobiles 11 ME Rd'HVTSSS musl s0. 1700, you take over the payment. Call Mert- den BE T-0362. OLDSMOBILE 133S(Roor. r3tlri and battery, good running condition.

Price t60. JA 5-8571. CLMMILfri954 fX Sedan. Radii, beater and Hydra malic Gray finish. tl.695.

Terms and trades. W. Hrt Bulck 1549 Park Street (At the underpass). JA 3-9525. PONffAC.

sedan, two tone blue, radio, and heater. Standard shift Real bargain. SS95. Easy terms. W.

Hart Bulck 1549 Park St, at the underpass, JA 5-9525. 49 PONTIAC Club-Coupe, iS Cadillac Sedan, '51 K' udeba iter V-8. hydramaUc. 1195; '51 Mercury Convertible Coupe, 1595: '51 Nash Rambler Wagon, 1445. At Post Motor Sales.

219 High St. JA 2-0902. Fb.NfiAC 195o STATION WAGO door. 7 000 miles. Call Sims bury, OL S-4880.

FONTIAC 1954 4-door star chief. Resv- sonable. Call Merlden BE 7-3976. PONTIAC if you are looking for a good clean used Pontlae take a short Pontiae dealer Balch Motor Sales, drive to long savings to your direct 87 Post East Windsor H1U. STl'rJEBATRERTl948 Sedan, gray fln- th.

first T5 full price takes It W. Hart Bulck 1M9 Park St. at the underpass. JA J-9325. STUDEBAKER.

1947 Champion sedan. radio and heater, full price $75. W. Hart Bulck 1549 Park St at the underpass. JA 8-952S.

VOLKSWAGENS IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Station wagons and panel delivery trucks. Complete service facilities by trained factory personnel. Gigantic stock of genuine factory spare parts. Your Volkes-wagen dealer. MERIDEN MOTOR SALES INC.

285 WEST MAIN STREET MERIDEN BEverly 8-6393 AT go WASHUitttON St. reiiabi. uwi! cars. Terms. Hartford Bulck.

TeL JA 5-115L BUY FROM The $5 Down King. Many late models. Mldtown Motors. Main Hartford, JA 2-5086. See Red's and save.

Over 25 years of saUsfled customers. Red's 705 Capitol JA T-5Ht DODGE 1957 NOW-ON DISPLAY at American Motors, "Connecticut's Volume Dodge Dealer." 625 New Park West Hartford. AD 1-5508, ,6 pen evenings. COME SALES AND SERVICE Den. nett Popp, 10 Connecticut East Hartford.

BU 8-433X, open evenings. P0R TROfi VALttE visit tha A. "CI Hine Used-Car Trading Past at 189 Washington St, JA 2-015L Open evenings. rFSroUR RNOW HOW plus a low overhead location that enables us to make these deals you've heard about Take a short drive any tvening or some Sunday to our low overhead country location. The direct Pontiao Dealership "You'va Heard About" Open until 10 every evening.

67 Post East Windsor Bill. Balch Motor Sales OXDSMOBILE sales, service. partaT Home of safety-tested cars. Manchester Motors. Sliver Lane Highway, Manchester.

iFMEARA MOTORS boardwalk of used car values. Open for Inspection. Daily and Sunday, 'til 10 p.m. 57S Conn. E.

Htfd. Tel JA 8-2171. ONE of the best selections of used cars In town, 297 to pick from. Most makes and models In all body styles; from $99, $195, $229, $395, $435 and up. No money downs your car may be accepted as full first payment; up to 3 years to pay, Capitol Motors 1214 Main St JA 7-8144.

Open evenings 'til 9. OVERSEAS DELIVERY VOLKSWAGENS Delivered in Europe all arrangements by us at MERIDEN MOTOR SALES INC. 285 West Main Street Merlden i BEverly 6-6391 '41 -'48 automobiles as low as $5 dowE Terms to suit your budget (with fair credit of course). O'Meara Motors. Ford Sales and Service.

578 Conn. East Hartford. JA 8-217L Open Eves, and Sunday, Sports Cars 11-A l940lG7rcCrASSlfl ROADSTWrff1 Rudge Whitworth wheels. Heater, full tormeau cover. Spare tire cover, chrome engine accessories.

Hard to find model In good Condition. Never been raced. First reasonable offer buys. Partyka Chevrolet, Route 6-A, East Hampton. AN 7-4425.

XLTA ROMEO Austin Healy. Bentley, Hlllman, Jaguar, Mercedes Benz, Morris. M.G.. Porshe. Rolls Royce, Triumph, etc.

New-Used. Terms, trades. Russ Scell. 80 Maple JA 2-311L Fords, JIG, Ausf in Healy. New used.

Pallotti Poole, 49 Wethersfield Avenue, open evenings. PORSCHE, 1953 iSoTTSupt, excellent condition. Telephone Mr. Lambert, North Hampton, Mass. justice 4-2647.

Trucks 12 l9TFMArK "TANDEM "DUMP 10 yard body: 1951 White Tandem Dump, 10 yard body: One 1951 White Tractor-Trailer: Reasonably priced. Horowits 449 Wethersfield JA 5-3441. rXARGirErecffON of "OU" used" trucks at all times. Slakes, chassis and cabs, vans, pickups, panels, etc. Corns to Dworin Chevrolet.

478 Conn. East Hartford. BU 9-344L Open eves. Local bank financing, no fixed down payments, up to i years to pay. ALWAYS RELIABLE a complete se-lection of trucks In all years, makes and models.

Attractive prices, Capitol Motors 1214 Main St. JA 7-8144. CHEVROLET ton piclEup, raiioT heater, very clean, $895, only $95 down. Fitzgerald Motors, formerly Brunner's Packard, Talcottvllle. Open eves, 'til 8.

Saturday 'Ul 5. Chester runner. CHEVROLET. 1954 1-ton Malntainenci Boyertown Walk-In van. new rebuilt motor, excellent tires, good body.

Ideal for plumbers, electricians, etc. Dodge Motorama. 234 Silas Deane Highway, Rocky Hill, JA 9-2589, open evenings. 1931 L-195 Tractor; Diamond 1951, CAC; Ford 195S kmr wheelbase: 1932 Federal dump: 1950 Federal 9.00x20 tires. Shechtman's, 58 Pleasant Street, East Hartford.

MtTRUClTsTreamuhedtankT-r2 gallon. Reduced for quick salt. New Britain BA 5-0433. SEE. cLAytoM Motors or a tin.

used truck. West Hartford Ford Dealer, 30 Ravmond Road, West Hartford, AD -3616. Mobile" Homes-Trailers 12A absolutely txxmfvcvsm: homes. All famous makes. No down payment plan.

4'4 per cent mortgage plan. Jensen's "Always Reliable." 64 Park Wert Hartford. AD S-6214. Mon. through Sat 8-5; and Wed, and Thurs.

evenings. ABSOLUTELY EETITR COUNTS. See Ed Ashton. East Wind sor Trailer Sales. Route Wars- house Point.

"LEdAruoncr Classified Advertising BusiaeM Personals 7A TO EMPLOYERS DOMESTIC HELP A SPECIALTY TO EMPLOYEES ALL TYPES OF" EMPLOYMENT AVAILABLE JOHNSON'S EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 530 ASYLUM ST. JA 5-6631 MEXICAN COLD CON lost tn Hartford: Sentimental value. Phont New Britain BA S-1920. Reward. Strayed -Lost Found 10 LOST Tekingeae dog reddliiTbrnwn.

Iff ward. Windsor Lockt NA 3-3201 Connecticut Humane Society. AUTOMOTIVE Automobile Agencies AT NIELSEN Ford sales and service. Excellent repair facilities available 122 Washington JA S-267L CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Sales-service parti. Bumside Motors, 168 I East Hartford.

BU 9-0248. Open evening. BEAUPRE MOTORS Volume Dealer of Plymouth. Chrysler-Imperial. 358 East Center Street.

Manchester. MI e-1131. open eves. DRUCKMAN MOTOllS authoriwd De-Soto-Plymouth dealer. 923 Farmington West Hartford.

AD 3-4483. Open Eves. FOR YOUR SAFE BUY USED CAR, visit Moriarty Brothers. Lincoln-Mercury, 301 Center St. Manchester, MI 3-5135.

NUTMEG AUTO SERVICE 467 New Park Avenue, West Hartford. Your Mercury Dealer, AD t-5571. open eve- mngs. Automobiles 11 KICK lSSS. Special.

Riviera Sedan. privately owned, fully equipped, low mileage A 3-4b. BLTCK. 1954 Century, Riviera hardtop coupe. Equipped with radio, heater and dynaflow.

2-tone paint, tinted glass. For a good deal, plus a per sonal guarantee of satisfacuon by Joe Balch, ee ua today; Balch Mo tor Sales, 67 Post Road. East Wind- or Hill. Tel. A 8-2101.

open eve- nines 'til 10 D.m. and all day Sunday, BUICKTI954 auper sedan, radio an3 heater, dynanow, gray nmsn, excellent condition. J1895. Guaranteed. Easy terms.

Trades. W. Hart Bulck 1549 par St. at tne underpass, A 3-9525. BUICK, 1955 Super Riviera hardtop.

Equipped with radio, neater, ayna- flow, power steering and power brakes. 2-ton paint. White wall tires. For a good ride plus a good buy. visit Balch Motor Sales.

67 Post Road East Windsor Hill, tel. JA 8-2101. open eveningi 'til 10 p.m. and all day Sunday fUICK, 1952 Riviera hardtop, ail pow- tinted glass. Dynaflow, low mile-aee.

Pallotti A Poole 549 Wethersfield Ave. BUICK 1954 Century, 4-Door Sedan, radio and heater, dynaflow, blue and white finish. Yours for only $1,475 at The Snow Buick Company, 139 Broad Street, Windsor. MU 8-366S. BUICK, 1955 super sedan, Fa3lo.

heater, dynaflow, power steering, guaranteed. Easy terms. Trades. W. Hart Buick 1549 Park St at the underpass, JA 3-9525 BUICK, 1954 4-door Super.

Power- brakes, power-steering, radio and heater. Low mileage. In excellent condition. 25 Linwood Avenue, Col Chester, I-E 7-5994. BUICK, 195SCentury Hardtop, radio, heater, dynaflow, whitewall tires.

Let's make a trade, only J495 down. W. Hart Buick 1549 Park St at the underpass. JA 3-9525. BUICK 1954, Special, DynaftowT heater, new white wall JA 3-7767.

radio, tires. BUICK. 1955 Special Sedin, radio, heat er standard shift, very clean. Re duced to 81,995. Terms and trades.

W. Hart Bulck 1549 Park St at the underpass. JA S-B525. SUtCKT1953 Dynaflow, whitewall tires, exceptionally clean, low mileage, guaranteed. Terms and trades.

Reduced to $1, 295. W. Hart Bulck 3549 Park St, at the underpass. JA 3-9525. COTfJMc7T958 Coupe DeVllle.

9MS miles. Priced at $5,900, asking Call Clinton MO 9-2275. CADILLAC, 1956 4-door deVllle. Equipped with radio, heater and hy-dramatic. power.

For a good deal, plus a good deal more, visit our low overhead country location today! Balch Motor Sales, 67 Post Road, East Windsor Hill. Tel. JA 8-2101, open evenings 'til 10 p.m. and all day Sunday, CADILLAC 1948 good condition. Needs window lift $325.

Owner must sell. OL 8-7116. GiEvTJoTE'T. 1952. club coupe, good condition.

Must sell. $450. Call AL 4-44M. '55 CADL Cpe. DeVllle, FP "51 CADI.

Convertible 51 CADI. low mlleaga 41 PACK. DARRIN, a true classic '37 CORD Sedan LINCOLN Continentals Terms and trades at CRAZY DABERN 19 Albany Hartford CHEVROLET STATION WAGON 1955 Model 210. V-8. Automatic drive, ex-tras.

81500. Call Rockvllle. TR 5-5448. CHEVROLET. 1955 Bel Air.

4-door Station Wagon. 8. Radio and heater, powergllde. Take a short drive to long savings, visit Balch Motor Sales todiy! 67 Post Road, East Windsor Hill. Tel.

JA 8-2101, open evenings 'ill 10 p.m. ana allnay Sundav, Flutdbri'vt, 4 "door, radio and heater, 44,000 miles. Richard Wax, MU 8-4961, Ext. 233, between f'ORD," 1958 CtMtomflne: Fordomatlc, V-8, 2-door. Radio, heater, robin egg blue.

7.000 miles. Asking Al) 2-3826. f'ORD, 1155 CONVERTIBLE SunTiner Club Coupe. Gorgeous rose finish wilh contrasting Interior, whitewall tires and black top. A car as young anc carefree as spring, with full eouipment and ready for sunshine! Priced far below today's market price at Gengras Motors, Inc.

132 Allyi Street FORDl93Tnew tires, clutch, car-buretor, fuel pump. Excellent shape. Bestorfer. PhoneBU9J756. FORD, owner, custom line, Fordomatlc, all accessories.

Excellent condition. Call OL 3-6648. FORD, 1958 Country sedan. Good mile age. Fully equipped.

Excellent buy. WlndsorLockS; NA 3J196. flUDSOtf. 1954' s'nerial Hornet red and black finish. Radio, heater and hydramatlc.

Whitewalls. Reduced $1195. Guaranteed Easy terms, and trades. W. Hart Bulck Co Park at the underpass, JA 3-9525.

NASH 1949 Statesman, Jiinor maroon, ready to go. Reduced $95. W. Hart Bulck 1549 Park at the underpass. JA LEGALN0TICE journed the business meeting in time for round four of the tournament.

Team Tournament One score li on hand in the team tournament now in progress: N. II. Orange Vale Gottesman 1 Muntz 1 Pleasure 1 Hover 0 Wysowski 0 Bolton 0 Deren 0 Jentoft 1 3 New Britain did not show up for the match with the Hart ford Bishop" last Friday, and this is scored as a win for Hart ford. The New Haven Oranges isew Haven ureens match was started, but at present has not been concluded. The Hartford Bishops have a clear title to first place, having won all six matches played, and in ract nave won all games played with the exception of one.

There have, however, been a few drawn games. In the division, Bridgeport leads with four wins, followed by Bristol with 2 wins. Kollanowskl George Koltanowski is sched uled to give an exhibition at the Hartford Chess Club on Friday, April 12. Fees the same as for the Horowitz exhibition. Game Selection Here is the game won by Murray Powell at the Horowitz exhibition.

The master, on being asKea to autograph the score, complied, and also added "swindler" after doing so. Play me game ana see, HorowiU Powell White Black 1P.K4 P.K3 2P-Q4 p.Q4 3N-QB3 B-QN5 4PxP BxNch 5 PxB PxP 6N-KB3 N-K2 7 N-K5 0-0 8 B-Q3 B-K3 9 0-0 02 10P-KB4 P-KB4 11 K2 B-B2 12B-R3 R-Kl 13NxB KxN 14 Q-R5ch K-Nl 15 BxP NxB 16 QxN N-KB3 17Q-Q3 P-QB3 18P-QB4 Q-Q2 19PxP PxP 20P-QB4 PxP 21 ch Q-Q4 22KR-QB1 R-K8ch 23K-B2 QxQ 24RxQ RxR resigns Problem Key-move to last week's rirob- lem, B-Rl followed by mate witn one or the Knights. Today's problem, by Gibbins, in which white mates In two moves. cr.it i sin witn I 20 Mathematics Lecture Scheduled for Trinity A Harvard University profes- sor will give a lecture at Trinity College April 23 at 4:30 p.m. Dr.

Joseph L. Walsh. Perkins Professor of Mathematics at university, will lecture on "The Location of the Zeros of the Derivative of a Polynomial in the Complex Plane' at the college Chemistry Laboratory. He is one of the four lectur ers in a program supported by the National Science Foundation and administered by the Mathe-matical Assn. of America.

The lecture will be open to the public. DELUXE SELF-STORING COMBINATION All new tilt windows 10 ALUfJINUn WINDOWS For Only Ifl A (5195 ANY SIZE Pictura Window Up to 40x80 Installation Optional I nit. Extra mm side Auxiliary Notes Department President Mrs. Ann B. Phillips of Hartford, in a recent letter to every member of the Department of Connecticut said, in part: "Every day, in all of our ac tivities, we of The American Le gion Auxiliary have opportunity to serve for freedom, to help strengthen America defenses, not only against the armed might of freedom's enemies but also against decay of the tradi tional American virtues with out which Americans cannot for long remain a free people.

Service, not self, is a guiding princi ple of The American Legion Auxiliary. The American Legion Auxili ary is awarding a cash prize of S5.00 to the Unit of 101 mem bers or less submitting the best scrapbook on publicity. A cash prize of 55.5d is also being awarded to the unit of 100 mem bers or less submitting the best scrapbook on publicity. The Emma McMahon Plaque will be awarded to the Unit hav ing the best public relations pro gram including newspaper, radio and TV publicity and covering the greatest number of pro grams of The American Legion Auxiliary, Mrs. Beatrice Chadwick, Waterbury, is working hard on the membership to make it a most successful year, bhe urges all Units to make extra effort to clear all delinquent members now.

She states that personal contact is the key to member ship Steamships NEW YORK, March 23 JV- Transatlantic passenger and mail ship movements tomorrow: Arriving Ryndam, Kotter dam. Sailing None. Gold Coast residents will be known as Ghanians when their country's name is officially changed to Ghana after inde pendence comes, Accra reports. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE C.P.A. EXAMINATION MAY 195T Srhedule for uniform examination for Certified Public Accountant! certificate by the State Board of Accountancy of Connecticut ti announced at follow: May 13, 1:30 p.m.

to 8:00 p.m. Ac counting Practice Part I. May 16. a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Aud iting. May 16, 1:30 p.m. to :00 p.m. Ac counting Practtce Part II. May 17.

9:00 a.m. to 13:30 p.m. com mercial Law. May 17, 1:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Theory of Accounti. The examination win he neia at Qulnnlplae College, 1450 Whitney Hamden. Conn. All application muit be filed on or before April 1. 1337.

FREDERICK F. FISCHER, C. P. A Secretary. STORM BRINK SPECIAL PRICE veterans.

To be eligible for the disabil ity freeze, a person must have Social Security credit for at least five out of the ten years before he became disabled. One and a half years of this credit must have been in the three years before becoming disabled. Service Period Covered Because of the legislative ef forts of The American Legion, Social Security coverage has been authorized for World War II or Korean military service. Thus, the veteran may count as covered employment under Social Security any active mili tary service after September 19-10. In many instances, eligibility for Social Security can be established entirely on the basis of military service without any covered civilian employment.

If the veteran applies before June 30, 1957, his Social Secur ity recoro can be frozen as of the actual time the disability occurred as far back as October 1941. If he waits until after June 30, 1957, he may not qualify. Department Rehabilitation Chairman Thomas W. Byers of Thomaston calls the attention of war widows whose husbands died from service-connected causes to the fact that if they have not already done so, they should immediately take steps to apply for increased dependent's compensation under the Survivors Benefit Act of 1956. Sixty per cent of those persons eligible for increased compensation have not yet applied for increased compensation under this act.

Persons on the VA death com-pensation'rolls on Jan. 1, 1957, have the option of continuing to receive benefits under older laws or choosing to receive payments under the new act. Most widows will be entitled to more money under the new Survivors Benefit Act (P.L. 881), although those with several small children who are drawing servicemen's in demnity should wait until later to transfer to the new system. National Convention Children, where there is no widow, will do slightly better un der the new law, although here, too, The American Legion study indicates that the transfer to the new system should not be made as long as servicemen's indem nity is being paid.

Department Adjutant Parker received the following statement concerning- ihe 19a7 National Convention be held at Atlan tic City, New Jersey. "for the first time in history the storied Boardwalk at Atlan tic City will resound to the beat of the world's greatest parade when The American Legion 39th annual National Convention assembles in that city on Sept. 16-19. Following the new pattern initiated in Los Angeles last year, the parade will be held on Monday, September lb, netore the first business session of the convention. "Another first in Atlantic Cfty will be the staging of the "Tournament of Music." the National drum and bugle corps competition, indoors.

Site of the spec tacular contest will be the At lantic City Convention Hall, larg est indoor meeting place in the world. "National Commander W. C. 'Dan' Daniel has announced that the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall has been pickpd as the national headquarters hotel for the convention." To Forward Nominees Department Americanism Chairman Edward F. Lynch Jr of Waterbury, has asked that each post commander who has a nominee for the department Americanism Award to forward it without delay to department headquarters.

He stated that 'each nomination will bt judged i IDENTIFIES THE PEOPLE WHO ORIGINATED ELECTRIC SEWER AND DRAIN CLEANING SERVICE Thie name is your guide to DEPENDABLE service from coast to coast Serving the nation for over 20 year Eliminating unnecessary digging Sowers Kitchen Bath Floor Drains, Etc. Electrically "B.MOB-KLEENED" no charge if we rtn, WRITTEN GUARANTEE ADami 3-6900 RUST PROOF SELF STORING 1009 IXTRUDID ALUM. SWIVEL ACTION ALUMINUM Comb. Now Only ton- mom Home OL 8-4900 TANKS Installtd DOORS Extra Heavy Extruded Aluminum All Nectuary Httrdwar WE WATERPROOF BUILDINGS From tha Inside Outside Never a Problem Too Great A WRITTEN GUARANTEE UIOLETTE SILVESTER and SONS Inc. EXPERIENCE over 40 years QUALITY Ask Your Neighbor REPUTATION Our Greatest Asset ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Sealed Proposals will be received for the Sewer Commission of the Town of New MllfT-d.

at Its office. Room Allen Building, Main Street, New Mtlford, Connecticut, until April 30. 1957, for work, entitled: SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT CONTRACT I and INFLUENT AND EFFLUENT SEWERS CONTRACT and INCINERATOR CONTRACT 1 TOWN OF NEW MILFORD, CONNECTICUT The work consuls of the construction and equlplng of activated sludge sewage treatment plant with raw sludge bv clnerailon andor digestion and tha construction of lnnuent and effluent sewers in New Mliford and on West Street ut accordance with the plans and specifications. Copies of plans and specifications may be obtained from the office of New Miirwd Sowor rn Simpvj Ptndlo Camera Shop, Main Street, New Mliford. Connecticut, st a cost of $50 00 per set, said cost being non returnable.

All proposals shsll be on the form furnished by said Town and sealed and plainly marked. All bids must accompanied by a Certified Check or an acceptable Bidder's Bond In the amount of of ths bid and payable to the Tresj. urer of the said Town. Said check or bond will be returned In accordance with the "General Conditions of the Contract" Performance Bonds, In accordance with tha "GENERAL CONDITIONS" will be required of the successful bldde upon execution of the contract No bid will he withdrawn after the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids for a period of thirty (80) days. The Town reserves the right to reject any or aU bids.

SEWER COMMISSION Of TOWN OF NEW MILFORD, CONNECTTCTTT. BYl LEONARD SAMPSON. ChalrmM. Office) BU 9-2330 SEPTIC Cltin ALUMINUM PRODUCTS 880 WETHERSFIELD HARTFORD CALL CH 6-1629 Avoid Damaqt to Lawns and Needltss Cxpcns DRAINAGE FIELDS.