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By HOWAKO nacEDior fspeed to 14,500 miles an how to NORTH HAVEN (AP)— CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. start it oh its 60-how trip. The 6,000 United Auto Work Sixteen hours after launching, if (AP) — The Cnited States all is going well, a tracking sta ers employed At the Pratt & readied its most powerful tion at Goldstone, Calif., will send Whitney Plant here are not Police, Fire Opace rocket today for an at a signal to tire a midcowse mo seekihff any wage increases T-Day Seen tempt to propd the Ranger 4 tor to correct the vehicle's post, this year, a union spdcesman spacecraft to the moon to tion and jockey it onto a collision said last night. course with the moon. snap television pictures and Warren Chamberlain, president Unions Ask BJarly Tliur^ay morning, when of UAW Local 1334, compared his This Week record scientific daha. Ranger 4 is to be 5,000 miles from The launch crew has an 87-min- union’s statid with- that of. the the moon’s bright side, the 780- United Steelworkers, who settled Acceptance utc period to flre the lO^story-tall pound craft 1s to execute a terni- for a contract hailed by the Ken In P acific AUaa-Agena B vehicle to put the inal maneuver to point its tele- nedy administration as non-lnfla- apldei^ spaceship on course for vision camera at the ‘lunar land tionary.. WATERBURV (AP)—City the 230-Ml-mlle joim e yto ,the WASHING'TON (AP) scape. The UAW is asking Pratt A Hall was picketed today by or moon. Whitney for more libei^ vacation The Minuteman interconti The camera begins operating at ganized labor in a protest Tile shot is one of three major an altitude of 2,400 mile's and allowances and full payment by the nental ballistic missile and launchings scheduled this week by company o f hospital medical in against the city’s failure to the • National Aeronautics and transmits a picture to Goldstone the submarine-launched Po every 10 -seconds for 40 minutes surance premiums. recognize unions in the police Space Administration. The second laris rwket are expected to down' to an altitude of 15 miles. .“We ,are asking that the cus test flight of the Saturn super and fire departments. The spacecraft then ejects a 12- tomary wage increase be applied get their first trials with nu booster is set toe Wednesday, and About 100 labor representatives ir.ch sphere wrapped in a 4-inCh in the form of fringe benefits, as from this ®ity and communities clear warheads in the new a US.-Britlsh international satel was done by the steel unions,” said coating of shock-absorbant balsa throughout the state marched in U.S. test series aboiit to b ^ n lite is ticketed for firing Thurs Chamberlain. wood. A tiny reverse rocket at a peaceful demonstration in front in the Pacific. day , The maiden flight of the “In this w e are going along with of the building. tached to the 8S.S-fnch ball slows the administration. We feel that if Informed sources suggested this high-energy Centaur rocket, post the speed so it will land at a Others distributed leaflets in poned a fifth time Saturday, also we just keep accepting wage in- probability today as T-day — tlia velocity of 80 to 120 miles an creasea, it only contributes to the downtown areas calling attention date for triggering the first U.R Tuny squeeze into the crowded hour. The main body of the pay- to the protest. schedule, r ever-growing Inflationary spiral,'' atmospheric tests in nearly foue load crashes at 6,000 miles and is Chamcnberlsin said. Labor leaders from Waterbury years—appeared imminent. The complex Ranger 4 mission destroyed. and the state marched in the line. The Minuteman and Polaris involves launching the Agena B The instrument package con, Among them were John lirls- Passenger filled coll, president Of the Connecticut rate ahead of all other weapons, second stage into a parking orbit tains a seismometer, temperature since they will form the core of HARTFORD (A P )—Jannie ft. State Labor Council (AFL-CIOi; 100 miles high. At the precise mo gauge and radio transmitfer de- U.S. nuclear striking power in the Powell of Hartford was killed in State Rep. Joseph Rourke of New ment, the engine must be re ysara ahead. started to boost the spacecraft Windsor Saturday night when a Haven, secretary-treasurer of the (dbattmied en Page Six) ear in which she w-as a passenger state councU; Joseph Falcone, Both missiles have 'been tMted struck a utility pole and mailbox. president of the Greater Water with dummy warheads, but never bury Labor Council; Leonard mated with their nuclror tip*. Kershner of Bridgeport, secretarj-- Other rocket-type weapons >!*• Throughout the World Dies of Injuries treasurer of the Uniformed and veloped since the IBSB test aeries HARTFORD (API—Dominique Firelighters Association of Con-, alM are due to be tested wftk Blanchard, 80, of Hartford, died necticut, and others. nuclear warheads. yesterday at Hartford hospital Mayor Edward D. Bergin waa They are believed to Include,. from Injuries suffered three days in his office in city hall when the battlefield type*, such'' as the ’ Bobby Bids Leaders earlier when he was struck by a demonstration started shortly af Army Davy Crocketts antitank car while crossing at Park and ter 10 a.m. weapem and the Na'vy’A antisub Washington Sts. His office overlooks Grand St. marine' nuclear torpedoto and Policeman Samuel Callera aald and the picketing area. rockets. the driver of the car ■was CSiarlei He said he would have no com The Polaris, with a range et Tell An lerican Story Devoe, 46, also of Hartford. ment to make. about 1,380 miles, is carried by A number of Waterbury police- eight Bubinarines already in com fficn..And -ttreiTuen.. alao. msrehe/t NEW TORK (AP)-f-Atty. ------— - mission. The United States plans Gen.^ycung people know the facts about HARTFORD (A P )—The State the picket line. None was in uni Robert P. Kennedy said today us and our way of life." form. to deploy 41 of these submarines Motor Vehicle Department’s daily liy 1M7. each mounting 18 ad American leaders in the fields of An aide said President Kennedy Leading the march was Pvt. Ed record e t automobile fatalities as vance Polaris missiles capable, of government, education and the was aware of the contents of the ward Hayes of the Waterbury Flm o f last midnight and the totals on The windriiield of this lata model qiorta car waa oomplately ahattered in the head-on ooUialon yes- reaching 1,725 miles. arts should be sent abroad to tell attorney general's speech. Department carrying Sa American the same date last year; terday nooh in BWton In whioh « young Oeventry couple were klUed. State Trooper Rant Tan- The Minuteman is scheduled to the story of the United States to Last month, commenting at a f l « . guay eim ines the front epd damaga to the oar* which wer* later impounded by the state police for the world- -1961 1962 Driscoll, Falcone and Rourke beedme combat ready in a few news conference about his broth- Killed ...... 68 69 meohaitioal check. (Legal Photo Service Photo). ’’Oapltaliam has become a dirty were also at ths head of the col montiia The finit base for these sr’f trip, ths Presidmt observed S,N)0*mlIe-range rockets Is taking Si- word because it • is -iqniDHymous umn. tbaf a number at MtfLArtn1r’l*T- - shape In Montana. with B4;lflsime)M>‘’ Kanaady sa M .^ iion ottMtkl* have SemduCrahs — Tfn ultert* were made to aie* A speech pcepared fbe the annmd and he skid they ehould—to learn MIDDLETOWN «>-»-■ A entaring the biflidiw. Nikita Readies Ultimately 800 Mlnutemen .wUl ■-1 i meeting of The Associated Prese. masked guhinlut cut the Tlie ptokeu were quiet Occaaional- Going to Easter Dinner be deployed tn underground bases things and to tell p««ple in other assistant roanagbr' Of the Food ly they called greethua to frienda “ Many people in fordgn lands lands “ that we have a V«ry vltkl about the rikiited Statei, poised believe that Americana are inter Fjiir Supsrmarket on Washington. P««»tog by. ^ Policy Speech to strike back if this country la moving country here.” St. Extension. Saturday night, an^ Many of tha pickets carrlsd ested only in niatcrial gain, that In today’s address, Atty. Gen- attacked. they .are not interest^ In their fled with more than H.OOO in cash. rigns denoting recognition of po The armed services are under Kennedy said individuals . sent The bandit waa deaettoad ai lice and fire unions in other cities. neighbors, not interested in their After Election stood to have asked for many abroad under his proposal "should about 27 yearn of agh awl fli)|,fcet Mayor Bergin waa the target of communities and not interested in Coventry Pair more full weapons tests 'than make tours of as many univer- 10 tnchea tall by hia^cttm , ,6W(letBm on one sign and was those that are less well off,” ' he SiUes as possible' and'i^buld con Hemsley, 20, of Rocjctoll. criticized in the leaflets «y PRESTON GROVER President Kennedy finally allo said. fer with labor leaders,': farm and Hemaley 'wms alone In (he atora M 0800W (AP)—Firmly in com cated. It is to counteract misinformsi- The weapons tests-- form only c^perative leaders, aewapaper at the time of the holdup. JMscoll carried a sign prqclalm- mand, Nikita Khrushchev was set tlon and dispel false ImpresslHijf- one part of the planned series. businessmen a i^ ’ govern today, tor re-election as premier ot the United States that ttae at^i: It'Jefficials, as well, as stu- (CoatiaiMd OB Page BIglit) Perhaps the most Important Fire Hits Neu MUforii by tile Supreme Soviet at a ses- Killed in Crash shots will be nuclear devices—not tomey general urged arUculate deiiii.-'' spokesmen - - politicians, profes NEW MHJFORD (A P) — Fire sloh he may use as a platform wespons—designed to give ecien- ini-saM >• diseased the of undetermined origin early to tor a major policy speech. sors, playwrights, poets—bo sent idee, .recently with a businei lists information on the effects of day awept through three buildings The 68-year-oId Soviet leader, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Qoodchild,ft> Two ambulances of the Man- nuclear blasts on missile war through the world. and a labor leader who had v^ Burgess Seei Killed in Bolton yeateray in an In the central business district, de who said, a'few days ago he Is Chester" Ambulance Service re heads and on radar and com- - Kennedy, a younger brother of teefed to speak at universities automobile crash, were on their moved the Injured to the hospi the President, returned seven stroying thfe interior of one and working harder than ever, waa munleaUons which are vital to trips they planned to the ng the other two exten- expect^ to review domestic and way to have Easter dinner with tal. Coroner Bernard J. Acker weeks ago from a month-long Bast. Big Scandal If any anUmlsstle defense, Two families were burned world t s s u ^ There was no Indi his mother, Mrs. i^elyn Zlnser of man was notified and irisited the goodwill tour of 10 countries. “ I know they both will make 45 Hyde 8t., Manchester. They had scene. Dr. Francis Burke, medi 'Thousands of men and eeores Along the way he discussed the their homes in the building cation when Khrushchev might a favorable impression and they wheri^the fire started. talked to Mrs. Zlnser by tele^one cal examiner for Bolton, was call Unitiri States in open debates, with He Goes Home speak during the two or three-day from their home on Wright’s Mill (Continued en Page Eight) will help.” Keimedy said. He did The fire started in the cellar of session. — ed to tl^..hospital. The two vehi foreign., students and reported on not identify' them. ■______T ' Rd., Coventry, 15 mtnutea earlier. cles were removed to the Colches hlc fetum ; "In my ju d ^ e n t un American plans to hold new Kennedy said, “ I would like (Oeatinttaid on Page Bight) By S I ^ X E Y JOHNSON \ nuclear testa in the atmosphere At a late hour (pdisy, police had ter State Police barracks for me less we have an acUvo program been uneuccessful in attempts to chanical checks. to ' see many more people MOSCOW (AP) Turncoat—Brit wei'B expected to come in -tor ■an-'- to p roi^ e these students with the go — senators, Cabinet members, locate any eyewltneMes to the ac Heavy Easter traffic was routed information and facts' for s^lch. ish diplomat Guy. Burgess said other tongue lashing from the cident, which occurred at 12;45 congressmen, governors , univer Soviet premier. On the domestic Into Old Manchester Rd. and back Bulletins they hunger we will lose the cold sity professors, playwrights, and today he doesn't want to go home p.m. at the intersection of Rts. 44A onto the main highway by s Man war nof matter how much money Navy Pushing front, iQirushchev’s main worry and 8 with Cider Mill Rd. Culled from AP Wires poets—” to England now—because It would is to give a btost to the nation’s chester poUceman and Bolton Con we sp4nd on aid — military « In his speech. Ketmedy made The young couple, Edward. 23, stable John Garibaldi. . kick up a big scandal among ailing agriculture. and Dale, 21, were dead en ar economic.” ,, two ether suggestions; Guido to Void highly -ptared -Britons. The two deaths wers the first Today,, the attorney general said The supreme Soviet session is rival at 'Manchester'--Memorial automobile deaths in the-Cb)ches- t YOUTHS KUXJCD 1. He said ^vem m ent informa- “ Such a vial! would Invc^v# my the first since -elections last his proposal to send lecturers to Hospital. Both received’ face and ter troop territory tn this" calendar SPRINGFIELD (AP) — Two many,ifrleiKls, iiti high places, " he month, and more than 50 per cent all nations would “ help these chest Injuries. year. Hsrdanl, bona., yoatiw were (Oeatteasd en Page ngM ) Peronist Wins said. “ It would cause them great of the members are newt They Hospital spokesmen today de pain and trouble. There would be 'Mr. and Mrs. GoodriiUd 'were kUled eariy today on a highway also will approve a ;new Soviet scribed as good the condition of graduates of Manchester High BUENOS AIRES. Argentina'*" enormous scandal, so I don’t ramp under conditions poUoe do- (Mbinet. It is e.xpected to be large MIm Minerva (Thappell, 43, of 189 School In the class of 1958, and Mcribed as mysterious. The vlo. (A P )—Unofficial sources said to- •“ EngUnd just ly the same as the one Khrush- Hollister St.. Manchester, driver All to Close in Strike now.’’ were married in October of that tiins were Identified ss Donald day President Jose Maria Guido of the second car Involved in the! year, The couple had no chll- Holbrook. U, of Brookfield 8L, Burgess returned here from a will! declare null and void all elec (Contiaueid on Page Fiftoen) accident. She received face' cuts' uren and Robert Piet, 21. cS John Black Sea holiday to answer t. tions since Dec. 17, 1681 — thus and chest injuries Mr. Goodchlld was a earpentar 8t Police M i d two automobiles eliminating posts won by Peron- questions raised by arrest war State Troopers Francis Plach with the DHR CbnstruoUon Oo. 0/ might have struck the youths, Press Shutdown Plan Ista on March 18. rants Issued against him and Don- And Rene Tanguay of the Colches Blast Hartford and a member of the second oar after they tay- on Navy forces announced Sunday: *ld Maclean, in London laat week, Kennedy S a y § ter Troop report Utnt apparently the Naval Reserves. Mrs. Good- an approach ramp of Route 91. they were demanding queh action charging violation of the British the car driven by Miss Chappell child'was employed by the Hart Police. quoted one motorist as. Ruled Illegal Lockout by the Praaident, thus endinf^hla official secret* igw. Scotland Yard was traveling east on Rts. 6 and ford BTre Insurance Co. saying be' came upon what ho. brief one-day reapite from politi said it got the ^ rra n ts because 43rd' Division 44A and made a left turn into the A double funerto will be held thtognt was an inanimate ob ject, cal critia. there wa# leaacn tp beUev# Bur path of the (ToodchUd’a car, which Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Concor- o i the road only to discover Inter Hio report from unofficial gess. and Maclean were coming was westbound. The cars ^collid it wsa the pair. By NOBMAN WAUKEB din the toce of contract provisions aourcea came after lengthy sea- heme. To Be Retained ed head-on in tha westbound lane. (ConUmied on Page Biglit) WASHINGTON
V more. The orchSatra would VNtb ably quit, too, because toO',much Ship Adrift at Sea, would be demanded of them. .The fact la, that progr^ mck- Eight Aboard Safe DOUBLE M g r e e n STAMP ing is a dimeult ari, and I nave heard eve^,conductor in the busl- Amy Gilligan^i 89, Dies; iment Plan (Oouthned from Page One) neas criticised for his choices by North dealer * WEDNESDAYS * “THE WAY TRUMP BND Both tides Tubetablo those 'Who couldn’t assemble two e a r n s h ig h Irani schooner was altuated about half programs in a row that would be NORTH bEARD IT’ acceptable.. I once wrote- a whole .By Alfred Shelnwoli A I 10 9 4 2 Interests Green Manor way along its planned course from 1 The national bridge tout lament ty A 4 2 Bermuda to New Yorlt. column on’ thia subject, and. didn’t ago - O A 4 begin to cover its complexities so In Lexington, Ky., a few wel The naval vessel was to slay by John Gruber e ^ ^ M o y e r s in the com-. 4> A 9 6 The announcement Friday of ah Tha chaigea'charges' stemmed from let’s digress. In the meantime. I’ll (OoBtlaiMd from Page oae) WEST EAST with toe schooner until, a Coast ^ ve Mr. Mahler "A ” for effort, Dcte against famous expef S wiin new corporation to rsdevaiop fW»tf i^ involv^1 Roy and l>ise broth- oroui- * 8 7 5 -ah Q 3 downtown i^ckville prompted the Riehard Guard cutter, the Humboldt, except for this year only. Hospital Notes was on Proapect St, Windsor, Am wt tr^ng fr^. ^ er, poloUce said. Patrolman 9 K 10 8 3 A? None • weekend ahnounoement from a K. Bennett made the arrest. reached toe scene 'some time to- Some of the powers that be are opened. Ms died Feb. 11, i W . player, Julius Kozlove of Louis 10 9 3 - 0 Q * 7 5 2 complaining that the orchestra 0 Mancheiter finn that it, too, U In Roy is free under $500 bond 'for ,night to take toe disabled craft In Vislttng hours are t to > p.m. Mrs. OUllgsn was In jail for a vUle, had the ,he A K J 5 AQ108732 line for the project. court appearance May 6. tow, toe 0>ast Guard said. There seems to be conaider«ble<»not say. PersonAUy, I'nl in favor sounded better under a guest con for all areas, except matenilty, execuUng a; trujnp^md plaK.'^A.. SOUTH ductor than It does under Mr.. year before her A m trial. In aa A A K 6 Leonard E. Reader, vice preai- Vernon Constable Raymond C. The H\«nboldt, out of Boston. wrangling behind the scenes with of Mr. Mahler. where they are t to 4J0 and d:M A. Ode, $8, ot 226 Charter Oak 8t., Mahler, On this point Mr. Mahler investigation that shocked the ty q J 9 7 < 3 dent of Green Manor (Construction Was returning to New York from the Hartford S>-mphony Orches The main, trouble seems to to 8' p.m.; and private rooms Manchester, and charged him with tha U.S. naval baae at Guantanamo stem from ' diminishing attend Is not vulnerable. For once I was whole state, the woman was ' ar ^W est opened the ten of * ^ n d s . 0X16 Co., said Green Manor on April 4 tra, and just what the upshot of where they are * to 4:80 and 6:80 showed plana to the Rockville Re- Improper passing on Rt. 8$. Court Bay, Cuba. ance. On this score.ffiMr. Mahler in agreement with the other critics Visitors are requested net to rested on l ^ y 18, 1916, by a swift Bast put up the queen w d Kozlo^ A 4 it all will be remains to be seen. on this concert. We all agreed that North Eart .Sotrth Wee* development Agency o f. an 80-unlt date 1« May 7 In Manchester. ’ITie schooner’a distresa was ra Moat of the trouble seems to cen would seem to be somewhat vul- smoke 4n pnUente rooms. No more' stroke of the late Hugh M. Alcorn won with the king. He ied Golden Agers to Meet dioed to the Coast Guard Sunday .nerable. 'Ihe programs this season the orchestra sounded different, of hearts and discovered U e tru i^ 1 A P *" 2 ty P*M apartment block for the 4.1 acre* ter around Frit* Mahler, the con than tWo visitors at ode time per Sr., aided by. the State Police De 3 Pats 4 NT Pate The Golden Age Club will meet night by a Liberian freighter that have, not been such aS to indu^ thatriihe strings were Improved, but partment and the late EM son A. situation When 'West p^ I*'"’ attend. In my Welch, a deputy sheriff of Wind and East discarded a club. hall on Village St. Mrs. Susis Con The schooner, which has no en that the wind* suffered, Many a player gave up at this 6 A Paas 6 9 AU Fu* ’’It was Indicated that Green his present contract. opinion, there has been Altogether Patient* Today: 181 : sor. Opening lead — 0 10 nors, Mrs. Bertha Prachntak, Mrs. gine, left Bermuda on April 10. A The fact ■^Is, there Is a clique point, but Kozlove had e iten his • Manor Was exploring the posslbU- A number of directors want to too much Brahms, particularly ADMITTED; SATURDATf; There were 48 persons who died Sop)ile Pastqrnsk. Mrs. Helen 0>ast Guard search was launched when this is. not a BrAhms festi among the orchestral members who Franklyn Parker, 30 A,cademy St',; at the Archer home from Jan. 1, 'naOtxi of blue gras.s that Itle* of also making a propoaal Piahlk tnd Mrs. Katherine Foley late last week after jt was report otist him, if possible. Most Of dislike Mr. Mahler. .This is not un and was unwilling to surrende. send 50c to Bridge Book, Man these were not,'in favor of renew val year. *’ Francis Fisher, 38 Eaatfleid Bt.; 1911 to May 8, 1916. They included for the commercial construoUon," will be In charge;. ed five daya overdue. On the Other hand, last yegr peo usual. No conductor 'qver won a Daniel Robinson, 88 High St.; Jo not only Mrs. GUligsn’s Arst hus The hand could be made only n chester Evening Herald, Bdx Seader eaid.- Observed by Preeldent ing his contract a year or so ago, popularity conttst with his players. South could win at lea it three '3318, Grand Central Sta., N.Y. and now there are a fetv more ple were complaining (and these anne Rae Libby, Wapplng; Alfred band, but her second husband, Mi On Friday, real estate broker Pfc. Arthur D. Minor, U8MC, YALE TO HONOR BLOUOH My own experience waa that there tricks.,so it was n cessarj’ 17, N.Y. who have joined them; some still people included the board of d l ^ - Rossetto, "OS Lake S t; Mrs. Ber chael W. GUligan. The latter died Louis S. Lavitt announced the son oC Mrs. Thornes A. Minor of NEW HAVEN (AP)—Roger M. tors) that Mr. Mahler waa plAying was a great deal of most favorable on Feb. 20,1914. to play Blast for the sing etpn or (Copyright 1962, General Fea formation of the Rockville Re Village St.. Ellington, Is I serving want him to continue. Just wdiere comment about the guest which nadette Morton, Hebron; Gregory Blough, chairman of the U.S. the bedance of power lies, I can- too much now music. Or to be more S. Schweir, Wapplng; Miss Loretta The average number of patients doimeton queen of spade:. tures Corp.) development Corp,, capltaUzed at vylth toe Second Marine Diviilwi, was bruited about In advance by at the home'was 10. However, 15 Steel Corp., will be presented the accurate, too much unfamiliar* Stilt*. 01 Washington St. Test Spades $500,000, whoch proposed to de observed by President John F. Yale University law achool’a Cita rnnsic. All this BrahAiA iriay have YnemberS of the orchestra, and were accommodated. Declarer tested the spaces first velop plana, both for commercial Kennedy during a two-day visit on that It served to discredit Mr. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Wil tion of Merit at a luncheon riext -been the conductor's answer. Fer- liam McKenzie, 7 Nelson PI.; Mrs. The deaths averaffed Uit same to see if there was any ri al hope and residential contsuctlon. In two April 18 and 14 to toe Atlantic Sattmisy. B,{(n)gh, a 1931 gradiuite sonslly, I thought Mr. Mahler did Mahlar whether or not that waa its number aa in the Jefferson St. for the contract. Blast's queen Starts Tomorrow! AU Color 1 or three weeks. Fleet In Norfolk, Va. A v ov^ purpoSp. Agnes Seidel, #5 Jean Rd.: Mrs. of the la'w ardiool, ia ' vice presi (0M INC APRIL 26 a good job Of program making un Dorothy Morrell, 20 Clinton St.; home In Hartford where there drop|>ed oh the second hig^ spade, o Matinee Doily 1 P.M. a The flrma 11 incorporators are Hospital Notes dent of the Yale Law School As til this year, and I cAn See a sort But mess comments got to the Harvey Ring, 1 Lewis Circle. Rock were six times the number of pa and the first liurdle wap thus Walt DIsney’a “ Plnocchlo” are business and professional men. Admitted Friday: Joann <3onti, sociation. The award la the high of grim humOr in his Attitude if tients. 2 Range Hill Dr.. Vernon; Aletiia board of\ directors, and to the ville; 'Walter Kicking, 01 Charter cleared. 1 . Plus—Debbie Reynolds Many Show Interest est honor bestowed by the Yale all the BrAhma is a rOAult of thO audience so that they were favor- The Archers came to Windsor It was sUll necessary to find Koehler, West WUlington; Mark board’s programming suggostiims. Oak St. Mrs. Catherine Gillottl, "Second Time ’Round” Caught by eurpriee by Lavitt'e LaW Alumni Association. ably dlspoeM and hSd their minds Stafford Springs; Miss Minerva from Newington in 1907 where three clubs and three diamionds in Carlyle, 6 Morrison St. made up In advance. Usually the announcement, the city's redevel Admitted Sunday: Peter Oo- Actually I don’t know that this Chappell. 1.39 Hollisler St.; MaUl- they had conducted a similar the West hand- Kozlove) led a PA 1-2 I N O • A IP t. O N D opment agency issued a statement Is the case and, aa l pointed out, majority doesmj know whether It' home. "They rented what waa then club to the ace, ruffed h club, meUa, 13 Hie^ Ridgs Rd.; J ^ liked a concert until it reads the da.Hanley, 48 Barry Rd.; Leo Toni- B U i V M S I D E Bay ing It had not been apprised aqihine Sauoter, Metcalf Rd., Tol Mr. Mahler eeems vulnerable on dandel. Stafford Springs; ' Mrs. known as the Carleton place on led a diamond to the ace.i ruffed nniWIWlsnOTSBiaiM of U e new corporation and that program picking, this year at criUc* next day. This time, they Prospect Bt. another club, and mashed t^e Jack RU land. 1 Flore Leone, 374 Vernon St.; Mrs. other groups have shown Interest leaat Three years ago he told me had their minds made up for them It was the plan of the Archer of diamonds. ; BUXDS TONIGHT! Birth Friday: A son to Mr. and in advance, and the\\would have Helen Read, 88 East St., Rockville; as well. Mrs. Donald 'ITbeau, 26 Ward St. that hiS avowed intention wSs to Susan Cronin. 14 Canterbury St.; home to take many patients in on ■West obUgingly foUowM $ult All In Color! have one number at least on every ftiJOyed it (Or said they did) had the “ care for the remainder of to all of these tricks. Declai'er led "Quite truthfuUy,” said agency Blrtha Saturday: A eon to Mr. program that would please every It been badly played and badly Mrs. Alice Dibble, Coventry; Mrs. “IVANHOE” 8:18 Chairman Harry W. Flamm, "we 'and Mrs. Malcolm Reynolds, 9 Rita Jean, 16 Windermere Ave., life plan,’’ they to turn over to the a wiade to dummy's jaik and one. Thus there would be modems, chOaen, which it wasn’t. On the hqme their entire wealth and re ruffed a apade return. "KNIGHTS o r THE are all a Uttle flabbergasted at Mocrieon St. Ext. classics, romantics, and so o n ' to other kand, it wasn’t exceptl^aUy Roc)(ville; Mrs. Esther Schelh- the substantial interest ^ow n, not Birth Sunday: A daughter to DEDICATED feldt, EMst Hartford: Mrs. Barbara ceive good' care the remainder of Two Town Women By this Ume West had nothing ROUND TABLE” 6:30-10:00 be heard at each Subscription con good, either. \ their lives. only by this group, but by mtmy Mr. and Mrs. David Mitchell, Oordner, Somers; Mrs. Margaret left • in his hand but K-lO-8 of cert. This la not to infer that the Uf- It was later found out that many trumps. He had to over-ruff with other j^rties.” Hartford Tpke. » TO N Personally, I think thia is S good chestra cknnot be made to sounds Jones, North Coventry: Mrs. In Cookoff Tegt After the Green Manor an Discharged PYiday: Alice Rod Marion McCormack, South Glas- of the patients had comparatively the eight ot trumps and then ides. But there is always the half- better; it can. On the other hand small fortunes and If they lived lead away from the K-10.; This nouncement, Flamm confirmed erick, Kelly Rd., Vernon; Joanna smart musicologist who complains Mr. Mahler made it sound better inbury; Pamela Ooltra, 72 Mon- more than a few years, there was Mrs. Samuel H. TeUer, 20 T i^ y that the firm had confronted the Sadlak, 2 Vemon Ave.; James HEALTH ttigue Dr., Vernon; Frances Jal- gave Kozlove the last two tricks, about such programs, that they than his predecessors, and that is little chance of the home making Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Schettlar, his slam and the gold card- of a agency "with a very Interesting Foes, K in gton Ave.; Joann (jonti, Mark 50th Anniversary are nothing but execises in musical tert, 34 Kenwood Dr., Vemon; money on them. presentation.”'' 2 Range Hill Dr., Vemon. an accompliahment for Mm. The 31 Flower St, will participate In Life Master. history, and that numbers are worat I can say of him is that he Oonstwee Kamienski, ^ 8 W. Cen Shcecutive Director George Oo- Disdiarged Saturday; Irene Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Roberts.^ ter SUt David Miller, Coventry; The arrest of Mrs. GllUgan fol Daily <$ueeUon Robert Taylor-Elizabeth Taylor I played because they fit i,nto the is a good conductor. At rare times lowed an intensive investigation by a cook-off at the CuUnary Instltu^ Dealer, at Jour right, qpens pane said the selection of the Blinn, Doyle Rd., Tolland; Lionel Hebron Rd., Bolt’on, were honored I Our pharmacy It scheme, rather than became the Samuel Stafford, Storrs; Richard by friends and relatives at an ago after 10 years’ employment he achieves greatness. And some the late Clifton L. Sherman, for of America in New Haven tomor with one club. You hold: SJiade.s "IV A N H O e " eventual developer will rest on the Kearney, St. Anthony’s Convalei- Sjt Pratt and' Whitney Aircraft, • dwIlMtad to liMltti € conductor feels artistically moved times he bites off more than he Atkins, Ea«t Hartford: Henry Mar mer editor of the Hartford THmee. row at 7 p.m. — A K 6; Hearts—Q J 9 7 6 5; In coloi^ l:S 0 and 9:00 worth of the plan* and layouts for oent Home; Fred Stegeman, 55 open house at their home yester to present them. tin, Wappln'g: Anthony Buyak, 70 day afternoon in celebration of division of United Aircraft Corp. ! ...ptfiupt your bwilth. To b«it can chew. He was managing editor of the The two 'women were chosen to Diamonds—K J 6; Clubs—1. What — ALSO — conatrucUon; in effect, the highest Mountain St.; Ksuriet Burgees. He is a part-time custodian at On the whole, I think he has done Niles Dr.; Mrs. Mildred LongUn, their 50th wedding anniversary. ! fMflll this Mitfiawr, w* sunt |lv* Phooey! Or If you prefer to be Hartford Courant at the time of the compete on -the basis of recipes do you say? Robert Taylor-Ava Gardner and best use of the land. ' 80 ViUage B t ; Nathan lanx, 22 the B(Aton Baementery School. artistically European about your a good job In Hartford. He has 27 Pitkin St.; Miss Ruth McNeil, woman's arrest. submU-ted to the Poultry and Egg Answer: Bid one heart. A sim Lavitt said 't&e new corporation, Falrvlew A-ve.; Mary Bkewes, 46 The open house party was given • yoo cortain IwMfitt. W* must iiw 22D St. James St. by the couple’s son and daughter- ' Both Mr. anff Mrs. Roberts sre expletives, Pful! No conductor does teen right more often than he has Sherman worked unceasingly for National Board, Chicago. The Con ple overcall may' be made on a "KNIGHTS OF THE formed Thursday night at a dinner Phoenix S t, Vemon; Joaeph • yoo Ik * bast t*fvic* pbttibl*. Wi all cmtkposera equally well. Koua- been wrong and that’s saying a ADMITTBID W lDA’y : Mrs. necticut Poultry Association and meeting in Hartford plana to pre Dowglewlcz, 79 West St.; Glen in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William A. members
C oltuH bia noon. The flrat oali to Labanohi ^SSSSiSL ' HEAITH CAP$UtB^1 for aaaiatanoa'on a house tin. 4 U;S. Pianists H T T m H O M E S by Mtebbsl ^ M.R Tbyi turned out to be a false alarm. Lions Cliib Slates A t t'JiX the alrdn blew again In Soviet Contest TV SE R V IC E Choraleers Set B otti Approver PURIND, WHAT TIMES U Radib Tonight for A eaU to the home of James i n MEM oad T k S-4444 THE PAY ARE PEOPLE Charles HiU Talk Corao on Rt. 6 for a graaa Are. MOSCOW (AP) —F W RaMstteHaR Concert May 11 School Addition MOST VtRtTABLE 1 RiehBnd K. Davin flra chief, said cans were among 28 p^ lide wM V Onanuitoed 'M m haM H ts 9 aiti4 Toe Inag Oa tha cBiiet of tlie flr# was unde advanced totey into the njeohd ^ Cbomeen wUl pment ir/:-'- pl«iu et achool Television CMumWa, Uong wil) MBOt OffiM.rt termined but that it could well round of the Intematloaal Tehai* tbito anmal spring concert at 8 Oar Salat Floor NOW MOVED eoRUttlttM. ■ today at a 7 pjn. dUiner mMUng have been from a dlaearded ciga- kovsky eompetitien put of an- en p.m. May 11 liwtoad of May 4 at 1:00 I niow (la prosrtM) 10. tOf 7:10 Cheyenne 8. 10. 40 retta. ttn •i(ht-room Thcaur (In prowsu) Manhunt at ths LHurty » U Log CaWn. try Held of 82. the Cburota Oommunity House. A TO OUR WAREHOU^ At 4:01 a Craiga firs at the home Twenty-nine youpg m uaiei^ silver ooBeetton will be taken to i to th« "ewtwtMT aohool at E (la pregren) - True Adveative Ons of Uieir own mMAbars, - Jear r«> reii rne nmui CluurlM W. HIU Jr.,' public, raia- of Roy Stfflpeen on R t 87 de were tfiminateo, taoludtng el* ITTINd haito defray the coet of the muelc. appreiv^d b y \ ^ board of \#duca- HiAway Patrol 1:00 Pete and Oladya .a .,., atroyewed a oamp trailer ■ parked ■ ■ in Americana. . , Itotoeabmente will be served. u 4 TARRED for QUICK DISPOSAL ayriabuA KaUeiiaJ Velvet 13 tiona director for the WilUmantlo his ba
■ 1, • V IklANckEbTEK EVENING HkKALD. hlANUaEEXEK, CUNNy MOiNlMY, AJr'KiE 28, PAGE> SEVSN^^ BCANCHESTER HEBALP. MANCHESTER. CONN, MONDAY, A P R I L ' 1962 ""'I
BMta la tacial dtatttailairilon,^taM aftiMr pubUaben. of tho ettys to an tha moon. Roesla .which may be Juat aa eriMl aa any Ui Qose in Strike dalUaa n ld they would au ip irt' Ranger Poised erariiad lamlk H on tha moon lii thing down 'tkiuth. pubUeaUen until the walkout Itn. hut It wee daetroyed In- ShonriR-Williami U t r a U i bnded. ■tantly. ^ . No. 62(M This la a clever finunlok on tha , goviOtW ftlflO took tb# lu ft Every WEDNESDAY The other morning nawapiqtor*- For Moon Shot >aiits CLIP THIS COUPON ^ S ^ a io . part of tha 'Southam' aegregathm- Press thO HUnrid TMbmt, Dally News p ia i^ a f the moon’s previously ii unSegn backside in 19B0 with Lu The Reid Case lata, and K la even. In aomadegraa, and -Mirror abowad up late an the W. H. ENGLAND Tit a counteratratkeam and a rebuke nawaatands! tha aidiUahtra having (OMttaaed from toga Or») nik m , a wlde-Swinglng earth aat- LUMIER CO, wHbheld diatrlinmm unfll publica -sUito that sipped around the moon 'WUTHBRSFIEID (A P )-T he^ TTia majority opinion said Reld’a ^ e Jiaople who have gm e down Ruled aignad to ralay data to aaith ta t on ite Initial orbit. ■ D O llB liE 50 Extra «v«Stam|is LockQut tion of the Tlmea w u aaaurad. * Open All Dny S aindny a. ifrom the North to go freedom rid at least 80 daya: hanm ar struck Mrs. Fiorine Mc- court-mpointed counsel had the The United SUctes bM fired -At tile G rM ”—90 9-0991 ing in the South while- they might TIm last tlma tha city's newa- The body wave data produoad Javan previous rockets , toward the duny as she- walked toward her opportunity to object to the con when you buy 1 7*lb pko oT (CleattaMg tram i ^ s Oxa) Si nelder concluded that* employ- papara actually wars closed was / meonquakes or meteor hits fessions when they were Introduc Just as easily 'have found racial ‘moon in attempts'id hit tt, o^ le car if) a ■ Hartford paritlng lot. ed at the trial, but did not do so. .JIM. at Hancli«at*r. .Ona. M ei in a multiplaemployeF bar- during a it-tey walkout by tha eculd determine It the moon has it or-pasa-close to It All failed. STAMP Colonial Skinloso Franki^x I OMtm KaU Matttr. problems in the Bast oc North aide help by either bM of a labor NewspapSr and Udtl Oaliveran a cruet similar to tha Barth's. Har body Wfs stuffed Into the The court Said that since no ob XI hg^m lt, may not engage “in trunk of the car. jection was made, Reid “should not RATES of their own clUea dispute in so If^rtant an enter- a npathMc lockout In support Unlea ta UOO. .To^ other devices attached.-to ^oupon good Btuciter, Reflected / If robbery was the motlva— now be heard to raise crnistitution- thru Sot., 4? MaU But it posse nothing new to any pHse contrlb^ neither to the of ne of their number threatened the m atn body ara to'lake meas- al objections which he did not see >m T«ar • f • • a a a • aa aa •!m n moo public cony^ience \ nor to the wli a breach of contract strike urmants iq> the point of im Be A Model Mrs. McCluny had a reputation for DAY : April 28 nerieans seriously ' oonoemed to NBW YORK (AP)—Herbert carrying large sums of money— fit to urge at the eartier stagb.” ttx KMtha . aaaaaataaaaa 7.TS U.00 ovei plrM M e ^ •aataaaaaaa 8.90 sro fth our racial problwn, and Illumi long-term .. Interest of the particl- a grievance dispute in tbe A Thooflbt for Today pact. They era a gamma ray Brucker, editor of The Hartford Or Look lik e One The Judge who dissented, C£arlea r k\-l i\ /bV'/iw’bV, I' l.io 1.M pants. , latl ’’e plant.” Ble Said eoms spaetromatar to detect uranium, her assailant failed. About 52,000 *T STOP t SHOP! )M iCttml aa< nates po problem which has not al aqwBMmd by tb (Conn.) Oourant, has been re-elect In bills was'found {Hnned to the E. esark, said he agreed with Jutige .80 .8 F or If they are unSbIe to locki are legale ^ not this thorium, radium and potaaaliim ed president of the American Smith that there were .’’Ihfinnitiea ready at once aickened and chal type, Oounell af I radioisotope emissions, and a ra woman's underclothing. inniBaat or rewlve their differences by their Council on Education for Joumal- A few hotirs after the Jan. J6. ip the state court conviction.” _ THE ASSOCIATED PRICSS , lenged the hearts of those who> OM, restraints and Inventions, "Adl^ttonally,” he said, *T am dar antenna to test the moon’e ISm.-The council Is comprised of . New Appeal Itejected Get Top Value n a Aaanrtitad Fran U excIualTtlr radar reflectivity. ^ 1959, slaying, young Benjamin aatKlaa to tka uae of ropuMIcatlan of think they know what this Ameri. jrQter apd more „ Impatient forces of the opinion that an employer Oonaider tha woric of God; , who representatives of Journalism Reid, wearliw no shoed, traveled The U.S. Supreme Court reject all Btwa Olapatcbta crrditad to It or ca of ours must succeed in becenj* * may provide ‘ bnuiquer ma*' may not' deprive neutral employee can make straight what hs haa If Ranger 4’s capsiM .Impaata) ■ebQoIs and news media. The elec by train to the home of a sister ed further appeal. Stamps and^ aet otherwba cradited in thia paper chlnery.'^’ ------Of employment, or threaten to, Ih made eromrsd t —Beck TilS. wUl be the! first active payload tion took idace yeterday. Reld% eyiss'^flUed with tears and alao tka local nawa pubHataed here. Ing, in its life with itself and/its it in New Raven. get your gifts ..AD rU ta of repiMh3anoB of apeeial— The case was heard on com order' ^ Induce other employes j BHve months later Reid-was when'he was resentenced in Hart dlapatriwa k«^a ara alao raaarred. own people, if it la to fulfil! Ito'own plaints by the Mailers and ' De to refrain from ccmcerted actlvt- God governs th a world, a id wo sentenced to death in the < etectric ford Superior Court two months with promiae. / ' liverers Unions that the news ties, rejcardlees of whether the have onhr to do oqr duty vftaMy, and chair for the slaying of Mrs-. Mc- .ago to die in the electric chair In^jMnrtea eltent of N B. A Serr^ April M. I t would be a rathe^^ood rule papers had threatened a series of ccncertM activities are lawful or leavp tha isaua to Him.—John Hay. Cluney. TTie Hartford Superior fewer books!. > But RmreaentatlTCa Tha for anybody Who conaiden It good oUywlde publication shutdowns unlawful!” . Court Jury of seven, women and ^■ SSpecial p e t^ Acenejt—NawA cenejt—i last year when one or more of Sefaneiaer said it seemed to him five men did not recommend ted a hew glimmer of heme': citiaenshlp and gcx^^'Amerlcaidam lUUrr BOtUBAD o r the nine craft or mechanical un to be Mvsre to Inflict on an entire mercy. U.S. 06urt of Appeals in New to. become coneneito over racial ions employed by the papers union membership punlahment for Today, five years later. Reid laat February ruled In favor of problems down. Bouth to make iv threatened a stopple over griev- the perhaps irresj^sible act of We*re m$ Now Teaching sits quietly in his death row cell defendut in a New York murder The Herald PnBtlu Company Ine., case that alao Involved waiver of naoinea no nnandaT reaponalbulty for point of m a tc h ^ some instance of ancee at oM at the papers. a minority. CONNEOT ' Loejany In in state prison, the hlectrie chair arMpapMcal errora appearInR la ad* Schneider said at one point that The examiner aid a paper near as only a riiort distance and a few oonstitutional rights. ratluemnita'and other raadlaa matter discriminaUon or tmfaimeas In the if the papers ^considered it the Manchester flays sway. Graham contended that there a Tka Hancheater Evenina Herald. could sue I a unioni for damage* your North wijh the Southern situation obligation of the unions to arbi.^ if it engaged in Ulegal work telephone Hartford School Execution 8et for April 90 waa tkinfllct within the appellate ay adTeniaios eloainc boura: he t h l ^ worth a crusade. Then, tratc grievances as a peaceful stoppage and the responsible Directory of Agents , Of Modeling, Wapping His execution, postponed fre pourt itself because of the dissimi Rr*»l pjn. FH4a/. we think, it would be a good thing solution it was equally tha respon- could be ptmished. ' ruled that tear order ter drag aoada quently through legal moves and lar rulings. ru* 1>iea4ay^l’p.in.I— - — ^ Honday.hSmv Professional Bnil&ig Nev ror Wcdnesdas^l p.m Tuesday. for him to teat out the techniques albility of the newspapers. not all the uniona, any'j, event, essmettea nrti be taken enn to aasnar asnr nnasUens n d appeals, is scheduled for April 30. ew York State has appealed'the TOP Tkarada.v—1 p.m. Wadoeaday. The examiner said it was illegal had specific and ' no-strike immcdlataly. Ellington Road . And with the execution so close, decislhn in the New Yorkark rase to Star JVIday—1 n.m- TInirsday. abd methods and means of educa bsiy yan aiwail listaain I t and Api»S& • r-'.N TOP Saturday—] n.m. rriday. to suspend employment of neutral pledges contained . their separ- Spring Classee Reid's lawyer , hopes for anothw the. U.S. Supreme Court. And Claaalflpd deadline; 10:80 a.ra. eaek tion and persuaaian and compulsion employes on papers because of-, a ate contacts each news- Starting Soon postponement by means of still GrahJm has filed a motion, re day of. publication exeept Saturday he would consider it proper and dispute they had no part in on paper. CLARKE mSUftANCE AGENCY— Ml 30126 another—bnd perhaps final—legal questing that the Supreme Court • Am. FREE For Tots, Teeiis, Adults strategic to employ among his fel another paper. He found that in The threatened iwn last maneuver. recoi^der Reid'S case when It all cases of threatened union stop year came on Al • when .a CROCkm AGENCY. INC—I Ml 3-1577 Self IniproTenient or Reid, now 24, waits In . Us cell. takes up the New York case. Monday, April 3S low Northerners, and then limit his DELIVERY The State Board of Pardons is potential efrategy in the South to pages that union officials attempt Wildcat walkout of at tha Modeling * “We have no trouble wHh him, ed to head oft any strike action. New York Timas caneellS' PHILIP E. FREEDMAN — Ml 9-0921 For More Inffirmathm Call We get no complaints from him,” scheduled to meet April 30, a few Hold The Tsx Line . what he haa already proved willling Saying there never had been an tlon of that n r first edl‘ JOHN H. LAPPEN. INC. Ml 9-5261 Our Hartford Studio says the prison's acting warden, hour!* before Reid is due to be elec to do in the iforth. KtAB m m < ^te Uke' this one. Boa. The prtauera to re tu n MkJ. Gen. Frederick G. Reincke. trocuted. The board has the power TUs la the last w«ek for deltb- 527-0877 to change the death sentence to It £^pens to he precisely be .f, ROIEICT J. SMITH, M e .— Ml 9-5241 Does Reid ever mention any draUon, by the Board of DlrMtors thing about the forthcoming exe life imprisonment as a gesture (rf The cause tl^ does not happen that the mercy. and the General Manag-er, on the HARTFORD SCHOOL cution? White CitlsCns Oompll, down PHARIIACnt HURRY TO JOIN — ENROUMENT PERIOD But Graham says the pardons bodget and tax rate for the coni' OPMODEUNG "He doesn't talk with us about lineil South, thinks It has found a good board usually refuses to consider tag flaeal year. 901 MAIN ST^-M l S-dMt AfiHt.lG.30 ONLY! 75 PRATT ST-, HARTFOM9 . that," Reincke says. “He wo^d a case if legal action is pending. strategy for lettlng back tha cause take- that up with his lawyer." meat Once again, we aak from them a He says he does not know what the ’Tom Morrow, 26 Birch St, a shipping clerk at Watkliia BTos. lae., spent master Sunday morning' of racUl progress everwhera Reid's lawyer. Public Defender board will do if there is no deci wading Uiithe store basement moving cartons of wateraoaked stock after a main broke on UieJiec- i^edal effort to hold the Une WHAT MAKES A William D, Graham, says he will sion on his latest motion to the ond floor.-/' Bmployes today removed aU damaged merchandlae for shipment to a salvage eonoera you’ll ovor oafi We are for a continuous effort R not comment on “anything sub In New York City., (Herald photo by Oflara). BgaliiBt tax rate Increase. Supreme Court by April M. He 8o doing, we speak for many toward such pwgrSee evwywtieie. PHARMACIST? jective” about his clie^. has applied to Gov. John N. Demp What we seek la not mare' toler Five years ago, Reid was still sey for a reprieve. taxparera—or, to put' it another The atudy pharmacy now requires up to six at a teen-ager. Mrs. McCluney had Backjprouiid Checked wajr, for the atUmthm In which el- ance, hut the' evsotual devtiopment years in a college of pharmacy. We have been been a dose friend of Reid’s moth of a natural, Instiactive spirit of As the execution date moved RKMt all Mancheater taxpayera find teught everything needed to completely know er. clchier, the focus shifted to Reid's W ater M ain Break Causes themaabraa. IheM taxpayera have equality. We want to see this about tha problems involved In the recognitlim, Reid offered no resistance when background and environment in an •/ everywhere. But, like most good oompoundlng, physical and medical actions, stor- detectives arrested him in his fimnd their own ways of emphasis* sf* problems and safe dosage of every chemical, attem pt to leant why-he killed. tag ^ points we first triad to tolnga it has to begin at honsb \«M»«dliBlhal product that Is used by man or sister’s Now Haven home 24 hours Reid, one of twiru, was s«it where it is moat dUBcult after Mrs. McCluney’s body was to live in a county home when be make here, when we first reotxn* . \ found. ^ was 9 after juvenile court decided $ 15,000 D am ages at W atkins mended that an effort he made to Yhls expert knowledge protects you when you During his trial, Reid sobbed that his mother was unable to pro ■^1 fteose the tax rate xt its present aaeufe any medicine or health-aid from a phar- quietly. He trembled 'when he vide the discipline, warmth And af. A break In a six-inch w a t e r^wlU be shipped out tonight to a6car fire on Lilac St- Damages 9Vd. H ie Russian Abroad madat'. heard the verdict, and when Judge fection needed by her children. . •r-f Blmer W. Ryan set Dec. 15, 1957, Reid’s father had died about six main on the second floor rear of salvage concern in New York City, were minor. Tliere has to be an end to the One might btftsv* soma of the as the execution date. years earlier. Watkins Bros, store yesterday Watklna said. L ^ e s were cov This momiiig, firemen put out Idea that the tax rate can keep go* reporta tha Senate Foreign Rela TOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONB US when you ered by tnsudance. a woods fire near Globe Hollow. need a medldne. Pick up your prescription if “I don’t know why I did it," he In 1953, Reid left the county caused an estimated $15,000 water tag up a few additional mills each tions Committee heard the other ... April 30 is iasL day said on the stand, adding that home under a policy of retunilng Firemen answered 10 other Bighth District firemen were eh(qn>big neerii^, or we will dwver prompt^ damage, .according to R Bruce weekend cedis, many for grass, called for a woods fire .off Mar- year. day—If, that is, one could accept without extra i^airge. A great many people en' he had been drinking. children to relatives whenever possible. A social case worker op Watkins, general manager of the rubbish euid woods fires. — garet Rd. at noon Saturday, Dur It the tax rate la to be etahiUaed, the piemlae that Russlana are hu trust Us with their pieeciiptione. May we oom Verdict OhaUenged ...tnow&...fiDtmen. .went-to Laurel ing-tha afternoon they fought two pound yours 7 . \ The state contended that Reid, posed Reid’s return to the shabby film:' "7 ■...... TOP OF THE ROUND Maqor Convalescent Home on flree on Oakland St., one for grass that inevitably means that the man beings, even when they also who bad been in trouble with the section of Hartford, but there was town win have to ease xway from identify therwelvee as CommU' little she was able to do about It. Patrolinan Lawrence Smith, on Chestnut St. Sunday morning at and the other rufibiah. \ for people 65 Or over to sign up for law before, attacked Mrs. Mc Main St. traffic duty in front of StSO where smoke was found ris Sunday afternoon they were projects, Imp'roveraentR eaqpan' nists. Cluny with tho intention of rob Still jilfficult to manage, Reid later lived in two foster homes. He ing from a faulty switch on eui In called for a woods fire at Hickey's Special for aion of servlciBB,. improvament hi What tha Senate Committee got, bing her. St. James’ Church, heard a It wee not long after tha trial roit away from the second foster sprinkler alEum at 8:30 a.m, from dicator light. Grove .off Oakland St. tfM qoaUty of iinvleos which in^ the other day, waa an account of th a t .Reid's counsel challenged the home in March 1954 the Watkins store at 935 Main S t niey put out grass fires yestei^ Firemen put out a grass fire M on^y, T^esil^y voive the expenditure of edAUonal some of the imperfectldhs of vaii' He called police headquarters day afternoon at 750 Hartford Rd. early this afternoon on the prop vermet through legal action. One month later he was arrested near Bidwell St. and at 300 Char erty of Joseph Nemchick, 70 Indl money. ous kinds showing up in the for Prescription Pharmac:^\ / A series of appeals was based for theft of $136 from a hotel, and which in turn notified Watkins was sentenced to two years, in who summoned the Town Fire De ter Oak St. an Dr. Nemchick had bran burn' and Wedneeday This means that good eign ajd pn^ftam Rueeia is ocn- 901 Main Stroet—MI 8-682\ /on Reid's contmtion that- he. A t 4,«'clock Box M sounded, but ing taaves in his backyard when duettng in underdeveloped coun- / signed two oonfeaBlans before he Cheriiire Refomtatory. Reid was partment for equipment and as which an of na would like peu'oled after shout 10 months, but sistance. f It turned out to be false. Hie stnmg winds to(k the Are but of 40c a pound lower done, will have toi be mcriflc trlee. Copyright 1961 (8W4) had the benefit of”'ooMnsel, and alarm was sounded by a little boy. his control. He called the Are de that he did so because he had was sent back to the reformatoo' Firemen spread tar^ulins oyer Igat week! The th^ present There were reports which Indi ‘niere was an awning fire at partment after attempts to stamp not been informed of his right to In October 1965, after committing merchaiidlse and majterlala, p u n ^ Bllsh Hardware last night, and a the blase out failed. prab steaks S t^ te I t meant that the future axpen* cated ^ t there la occasionally be silent during the investigation minor offenses. ed water out of the rallar and us!^ Shop is famous fra, tbe of Mrs. MoCluny's death. He was released In August 1956. fans to dry the / water-soakSd Sion and Improvement of Manebee* such a thing as an “Ugly Russian wins could be canceled by Con same carefuL diM trim tep's service to Itieelf as a com out representing, or misrepresent MAJOR MEDICAL HEALTH INSURANCE In addition, Reid contended that Three months later, against hla areas. / .. \ . the admission of the confessions mother’s wishes, he married a Water dripped through the first Navy Pushing gress. But an admiral told news . . - practically fill clear munity miut await the time when ing, his country. There have been, as evidence during the-trial com- woman six years older than him men after Clement’s statement, meat Only thb price is floor ceiling and into the base “Guido has to set now, Congress an expanding grand.. Mst provides pur Senators were told, Russians pou^ed the infringement of,.his self. Reid was unable to hold an ment to a depth of eight Incheq. different! more revenue at the present mill rights. assortment of Jobs, and money b^ or no Clongress.” on foreign aid asslgiunents who Maple and summer furniture 1^ Guido to Void Many members of Congress are "i cate, and the time whan less of the didn't exactly win friends snd in In July i960, Federal Judge came a pressing i;»oblem. cardboard cartons. and wooden opposed to canceling out the elec revenue we do reoeSre has to go for fluence people. Some of them drank R equires no m edical exam ination... C osts m ss than 33^ a J. Joseph Smith in Hartford over On Jan. 15, 1967, Mrs.. Fiorine crates were damaged in the base tion reeults,^' which gave the turned the conviction and ordered McCluney was killed. g o the payment of tnberest and bond too much. Some of them were ment storage, according to Wat Peronist Wins Peroni^ nine provincial gov- with your steaks! FRESH! a new trial for Reid. The judge When the pardons hoard meets; kins. ' matoritles representing the cost of cau(,ht smuggiinjg diamonds. Some emonhlpe and 43 seata in the day for specified m ajor m edicai b e n e m . . . S o n s , said Reid's mentalities were “on it. will have before it a document Carpets, ceilings and walls In (Orattaned from Page Ooa) lower house. our school construction program of them chased native women the borderline of mental deficien prepared b y a group of faculty the rear portion of the store and and other capital improvements Some of them, on the other hand, cy.” members and students from Trinity In the drapery shop and picture fying the Peroniat election vie- STUDENT HURT IN FALL for which bonding has been done. kept too mudi to themselves and daughters, friends m ay enroU eligibles. Smith said it was the duty of College, seeking clemency .for gallery, installed and redecorated lories by decree. HAMDEN (AP)—A 28-year-oId Reid. Every dollar cut from the buitget acted as if they belonged to some the courts to Inform the accused about 18 months ago, were eev- Both Carrera and Poggi resign student at Yale Divinity SetuJ lb : 1 of his right to counsel "when %, The dociunent obntains locio- erely damaged. Very little cus ed and Ouidd named a relative un -was injured critically Saturday in such a manner and for such an superior’ race,i and thus offended minor or limited intelligence, lg-| logflcal background on Reid, obtain known, Oen. Juan BautlaUr Loza, when he fell from a cUff a t Sleep 33 aim will, no doubt, d^irive Man' tomer merchandise in the up army -secretary. Loza then named the people they were supposed to norant of his legal rights, la ed from interviews with his moth holstery shop WBS affected, the ing Giant State Park. Police said Chester of something It would, be be helping. ^brought before , them on a capital er, truant trfricens, officials at himself commander in chief, and George Williamson pf DsHas, ’tex,. Armour Star Bologna or Livorwurit K 39°,^ Don’t 4day. Sm jonx agent now. Thonaanda eamDed in Cheshire Reformatory and parole manager reported. ’The main dis Rauch in turn resigned hla com very nloe to have—of, something Not only are the Russians guilty charge.” was among a party of seven who Conneedeat 65 laat Saptember and hnndreda abeadj are But the state appealed, and the officers. play floors of the store were un mand. hiked to the head bf the Steeping that many of us. no doubt, would of being people, and, being people, HOW TO ENROLL U.S. Court of appeals In New '^brit The 'Trinity group offered the affected; he added. Rauch supported Guldo’e stand Giant, a steep hlU. ■ WilUamscn cisMjry as neceesarv. receiving aubatantial benefita. Get tfak wonderful protoetikm therefoia guilty of occasional im against the honry financial drain ofAnajor iUii(m or accident. upheld Reid's conviction in a 4-1 document to support Reid’s plea Watkins Bros, store will be that nulltflcation of tha electloirHilost his balance 40 feel Rvm Uii i ■ ' ' But there is an over-riding oom- perfections in their conduct er brahar Noanaad 1a a a l hnaMi decision and reversed Smith's rul- that the board commute the death open for business as usual to results by decree would be uncon- bottom, crashed through some Sav^^.., Reg. SSc Save 7c..Reg.2 for33c munlty necessity which decrees They have also suit some rather Bills for the usual type of hoepital confinement and ifi GMmoetienL Ing. sentence to life imprisoqment. morrow. All damaged merchandise ■Utution^ find that the Peronist buahea' and struck a time trunk. that such dollars should be cut, lousy foreign aid abroad, including ■urgery may already be adequately provided for hy your •slieeal sNka at CM Mala I t, Nafiteiti. nonethelees. It Is the necessity for planes that couldn't take off, loco preeeut inaurmioe. G>nneetieut 65 does replaee such 9 a r 525.9317. keeping 'Manchester a place in motives thpt couldn't pull their own benefita bnt it extends protection bqrond diat basie eorerige. MOOT F R E l ^ G H whidi people can afford to Uva ^ g h t jeeps with cracked wind However, if you do not already have bauc insurance, yon: Wo. hope we have never given shields, cement that didn't cement may supplement your Connecticut 65 Major Medical with any impression that we think the and drills that didn't drill. Couectient 65 h ^ c coverage. Board of Directors and the General c o r r E E . FRIES On«i doesn't quite know whether ./■ Manager have approached their to trust such tepdrts and this testi SPRING NOTE TH U C IHIPOIITANT FEATUMESi budget-making duties in a light mony. We are lather used to being hearted, spendthrift attitude. We told that the Russians are so much ■ Covered ezpenaea include, within specified limits, those for: O F MANCHESTER think they alwaira attempt to do a superior to us in so many Ihetan’ mei Begfatarai Nierml raniem m ymtr aam homo, reasonable, resprsislble Job.' We ws.ys—in their dis^pllned. devotion mridlmtaagaieralheipM
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, f- .'1 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRTL 23, 1962 BIAN^STfiR EVENING HERALD, llANCHESlE^ MONDAY, XPRIL 28. 1962 r - i*AGE FIFTE8N Mtuicsl Initramenta 53 Gaid6B-*-FKni!HrDaii7 ApartnenUh—Flat*— ^ Hpaseg For Sale 72 Homes For Salo 72 Lots For Sale 73 BasinesB Servlets Offered 13 THRRB OUGHTA BY FAGALY and 8B0RTBN u Teneneats 63 Prodneta M I>IAN0 t u n in g , 17, Fifteen, years’ 39,iK)0 5 ROOM home on Hem CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Colonial, IS ACRES cleared State road, B u r g e s s Sees experience. Free repair eatimates T^lor-Rut^y ABSOLUTE bargein—ouatora made ARC REC ERSD German Shep ROCKVILLE—8 room apartment; lock St. (half, a' duplex). Real 3 tirepiaeee, large chbtaet kitchen, 32,500, Andovbr. Four Bolton lote alipcovers, drapes Did tpbolMety. hard fan pPPy. 4 montha dd, VALUES—Macs, Baldwins 1. upon request. CaU Kenneth Robin- clean, big yard. T. J. Crockett, bauis, acreened poRh, ewlm- with water,■ . lyi,'Notch - 32.900.----- PI '^1 eon, MI 3-1885. refrigerator, stove, 345 monthly. Budget terms. CaU Mfs. Roberta, N 06M W / good tan inienl and edor, ras' 31.26? No. 2, sfsc; 30 ttm. Bunco Call MI 9-lil4. Realtor, t o *1677. ming pobi, garage, corner lot 2-8090. I B ig Scandal I f 524-0154. NOTAOINAWaU* aanaUa. fmrmm. 539 W. Centor. MI 8-8U6,< ------■ ■ ■■ -■ •—I------— ------90x178. Shown 1^ apjpolntment. FTVe ROOM apartment, first floor, MANCHESTER—4 bedtooro hosM, Marion 'B. Roberteon, Realtor. Ml COCKER PUP, Ik weeka. vary Wanted—To Boy 58 exceUent eicaet and storage epaee, i S S fO S Z CSiurch at., 3106 a month. J. D. 8-6958. He IK.Goes Home lovabla butt boy, JHiro raiistared. Realty, 470 I«ain 8t„ MI 84129. large eneloeed porch, S-car ga Suburban For Sait 75 H. Chasa, HarmonyvOU, Hobron F ertiliien 50-A WB BUT, dBLL o r trade antique rage, $19,700 pmibrfeB Agency. MI MANCHESTER—6 room Oarrlami ■Op. MI 3-1866. Road, Bdtan. MI ' and used furniture, chins, glasa, THREE ROOMS aqd bath, excel 9 8464. Colonial, 70x150 lot. With treea NORTH COVENTRY — Small (OonteiDed front Rgge GOOD COW manure. 35 hnd 81® stiver, picture, tramea and old lent location, heat and garage and cplit rail fence. 3-car atUch- farm, 12 sores with over 300 fMt STEPS, stdeprelhs, stoos ' walla, loada. DaUvored. BbcceUent * « eotat, old dolia and guna, hobby ed garage with Jalouricd breeze- frontage on paved road. Authentic Vnestern corretponditats for lunch l o m L ’iSM t included. » S a^month. 11 Division or cocktails. fireplaces, flagstone terracee. Artkies For ahniba, lawna, gardens, etc. MI eoUectlona, attio contents or whole Street. J. ft .Realty. 470 Mata St., MANCHESTER wayw City utUiUei. Cedar ahin- ■alt box, pine' paneling, drilled Wont done at reaaonable prleea. 8-7804, MI 9478L ______estatee. Furniture Riqiair Service, t o 8-5129. • gles, aluminum atorma and ' well. See this one at only 314,900, "I like living under eoelalism,” Ml S4N96. TaicottvUle, Conn. Tel. Ml t-7449. See this exceptionally well kept Bcreena full ceUar, heated rec Coventry—two for one, 7 room Burgess said as he walked hack ' DARK RICH loam, gravd, FIRST FLOOR OS-Blrch S t.-4 room 5 room ranch, 6 bedrooms, IH home, 2 baths, oil heat, plus 6 and forth in his room. ALL KINDS of clocka repaired, an- room, 24 foot living room with IN stona and white' aand. MI 3-8603\ f r a n k is buying and selling good brand new apartment,'' 3120 a baths, large finished family roo'm, fireplace, dining room, a weU room home, one hath, oil heat, He indicated he felt the wartant tiquee included, work guaranteed. rRogsehold Goods 61 used furniture and antiques' at. also enclosed sunporch. Owners 3-car garage, nice location. To CMl after 4 p.m., MI 9-1962, month, heat included J. D. cal^eted kitchen, one-half bath. for his arrest waa Issued to help. LAWN MOWERS-^Toro, Jacobaan;' 420 Lake 8 t . ^ ^ and see what Realty, 4?0 Mata St„ M l'8-5129. will leave wall-to-wall carpeting, Upetaira—3 large'bedrooms,'-fhki- settle estate 316,800. Suburban Smother the news of the returnN Boions, and OoodaU. Real and bargain—custom made we’ve got,' Open Sundays. MI stove, refrigerator, ' drapws, etc. Homes. Agency, PI 3-8354,' MI to toe Soviet Union of two de ^ N E MASON — AU kinds 08 94680. \ • ter 12x18, plenty of deep and wide rotary, 1848” . Parte sod aervice. vers, drapes and upholstery, THREE ROOMS, ground floor,- Priced to. sell at only 319.700'. (TIoee cloeeta, full ceramic tile bath, 3-1456. fectors', the most notable being stone, bricks, Nocks, flrep^ces, Uaad mowers and tractors. Trade a ^ cellar floora. Call eveningg MI it terms. Call Mre, Roberta, parking space, convenient loca to everything, walk-up attic. .Piaater walls. Built Alexei Golub, a scientist who re- 9- ■' in your old machine, C ^ t d 4,64. ______- . tion. Ideal for elderly couple or 1 ^ . ReaUsticaUy p ric^ at turtiqd from Holland and gave a Equipment Oo., 88 Mata St. Anna Rooms Without Board 59 newly weds. Steve and refrigera 334,500.. Robert Wolverton Agen Wanted— R(eal Ealate 77 news ' eqnference ta 'Moscow' last GET ,VbUR spring cleaning done 74 daily, 74 'Thursday,’ 7 4 Satur- ALWAI good buy on ibeata. tor furnished. Available on or cy. MI 9-281J. day. X r (X)MS t o r e n t , also cabtaa with U &L R Realty Go. Wednesdlty, The Burgeea-Maclean now—attica and yards cleaned; issare and applianeea, prior to May l. 386. MI 9-7319. warrants Were issued 'the same wedit teS^'evaiiable.available. Wo also etficleiicy. Scrantm MoteL CaU MI BEAUTIFUIXY lendecaped ranch, BUYERS WAirrED — Houaea, also, landscaping, ^I’s, MI 8-8706. 800 CEDAR poles, inShy clothes- 94826 atfer 6. MI 3-2692 dey- , buy used tnmtture and househdd 3 bedrooms. IH baths, heated rec houses, houses! We have.them to lina alsea, In sta ll^ and reset Bell. Let us help you buy. Made Burgees did not .eay who the CARPBlNTR'S^Bulldliig, remodel- lote. Riwer'svaad Furniture, U7% f u r n is h e d room, complete R. Di Murdock MI. 3-6472 reation ro6m O r office, enclosed ing, additlona garages, recreation Chevrolet wheals'^ -1 6 Inch. MI Spruce St., Ml\ 84965. Fftraiahtd Apartments 63-A breezeway, 2-ctr garage. Dleh- line Smith, Realtor, - MI 9-1642 or people were who '’wqtad bo in 9-1858. housekeeping facUities, between MANCHE8TE2R—New 6 foom Co Mabel Sheridan, t o 34139. volved ta a scandal ov6x hie re- rooms. Satisfaction guaranteed. Center and Memorial Hospital, F u r n is h e d apartment, 8 large washer, dispoeal, extras. Near Free estimates. MI 9-4427, MI STERIUZEO, uaeXfut»ff*ira, moat lonial Cape, 1% baths, full shed schools, shc^ping, MI 94762. tuhi. -N, ' UNDERWOOD;' SundstTand 9-kay women only. Call t o S4S8I rooms, heat and hot water, pri WISH 8UME1UNB to handle youl Burgees seld the British govbrg- 3-0796 after 6. of It refinished, ^ d appUancaa. vate bath, entraiice, parking dormer, much detail throoughout, adding maebtae; 1655 Ford Fordor loveiy aetttag, acre wooded lot. STARKWEATHER ST. ^ roopi real estate? Cau me at Ml 9-0326 ment was more afraid of his going Fairlana with ovaadriva. MI 9-7814. New dinette eeta, \ mattroaaea, f o r r e n t —Front room, central space. PI 2-8646. ' ter prompt and courteoua servlea. BOOKKEEPING service done at other arUdes, Save taoney shop ly located, parking. 59 Birch St. Hayes Agency, MI 3-4808. ■ingle older home, very good con bdrk to England than ha was of home by competent . bookkeeper Joseph Barth, Broker. FARM l 6 a m ' t<9 quaUty, stock LeBlanc Furniture H o ^ t u , 198 M3 9-7129. , FIVE ROOM apartment, fully fur- dition, 314,500. Joseph Barth, the wairants. with hccounting background. De South St., Rockville, 1 ^ 8-3174. nished, heat and hot water In MANCHES’nER-B e li St. 5H room Broker, MI 94320. He derided American and Brit died a years, 8 yard load, 313. ranch, 4 years old. large lot with 1-2-8 FAMILY HOU$E. May I livery aervice. Write B«t L. Her Fireplace wood and cow manure. Opeh 'W , Satui’ilaya t lu X Worid cluded, Main St. location, second ish secret services, saying the ald. country surroundings. Quality ■erve as your agent and aell it for OdumMa, AC 3-9838, after 6 p.m. Green Stamps. ' ROOM FOR rent, private home, on floor, 3125 monthly. Ml 94808. FIV E ACRES you? Call Frank Obremskl.-'Jr., British felt the Americans were bUg line, parking. MI 9-0964. buUti Plastered walls, hot water fanatic on security while the heat, cqst iron radiation, etc. We have Just listed a pre-war t o 3-8726, MI 8-1118. G. E. REFRIGERATOR, good con A T ALBERTS TTVO ROOM furnished apartment; Americana thought the British GARDENS plowed and harrowed. Moving-—*Tmcidng- l^osiiieM Opportunltleg 32 Help Wanted— Male dition. Ideal for Cottage use, 330. f u r n is h e d ROOMS, complete also, one furnished room and 317.900. Phllbrick Agency. Ml Cape with t large rooms, quality WE ARB not looking tor listtaga. Phone MI 9-S9S1. .9-8484. were eo(t on communism. S tora g e Call MI 9-7567. 1. 2, OB 8 YEARS TO PAY!'' light housekeeping faculties. Cen parking. MI 94691 or inquire 136 construction throughout. There is We want to buy. We have'350,000 SERVICE station for lease in per- START PAYING a.barn (Uke a S-car garage) in the Burgess said one reason for the BAKER’S HELPER, experienced, ti-ally located. (Children accepted BisseU avaUable for this purpose, Ebeped warrants was to give Prime Min fect Manchester location, now do- part-time mornings. Apply Home FOR SALE—16 custom made awn IN MAY —limited., Mrs. 'Dorsey, 14 Arch tliOBENCB ST.—7 room home ta rear and 5 flat level acres. Located ksge D< ' exceUent condition inilde and out, lent and efficient results. Call J. ister Harold Macmillan a talking Household Services Light truckliig and padcagi;e dsUv- Maid Bakery, 699 Mata. ings, including 8 large porch awn 8 ROOMS FURNITUBE St., Manchester.' ' », TWO ROOM completely furnished on the Manchester-East Hartford D. Realty, MI 84139. ings. AU In good'.canaltlom inquire 36.86 MONTHLY apartment. Stove, refrigerator, enclosed porch, one-car garage, town line. Fairly priced at 327,500. point on his forthcOmtag visit to Offered 13rA 193E. Center ktawet______Brand New LARGE BEDROOM accommodate heat and hot water. Apply Mar priced for quick aale, 318,900. Phil- WAN'TED-*-Comtortable famUy size the United States. brick Agency, MI 9-8464, Burgess said he is returning to REWEAVINO of buma, moth holea. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, one or two adults, business block, low’s, 867 Mkln. T. J. CROCKETT home ,314,000-330,000. Have sever MACHINIST EUECTRIC ^ key adding ma free parking. Depot Square. CaU the Black Sea for a further holi SSlppers' repaired. Window Shadee Rugs, Lamps, ' Tables, . Dlahe®, SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, IH baths, Realtor al qualified buyers. -Carlton W. MANCHESTER Moving and Tniok- chine with carrying case. Please SUverware and other accessories. Mr. Keith, M3 9-8161. ROCKVILLE—Modern 3 room fur Hutchins, t o 9-5152. day now that he has had a chanca made to measure; aU sized Vene — with all ’round experience, full call MI 6-8936 after 6 p.m. nished apartment, all utillUee. in family room, modern kltchqn with , MI 3-1577 Lorlnii Studios tian blinds. Keys made whUe you lug Cbmpahy. Local and long dis EVERYTHINO 3388 buiit-ins, one-car garage, large to answer questions about the tance movlnig, padrigg and atoi^ Help l^h^ted— Fhqiaie time plus overtime, all fringe bene cluding washing machine. Park MRS. ROBERT W. TAYLOR warrants. He tasleted he had not wait. Tape Recorders for rent. fits, good working conditions, ROOM OR room and board, near ing available. 328 weekly, TR lot, 319.800. Philbrick Agendy, Ml REAL ESTATE , age. Regular service' throughout 8 RCH3MS FURNITORH 9-8464. been required to do it by Soviet Marlow’s, 867 Main, MI 9-5221. { New England ststss and Florida. HOUSBKEBPifiR to live Ih, Posl, steady employment, / Boat* and Accaaaoriea 46 Bolton Notch, PI 2-7721. 5-1338. tlon avaUable Jhty 1. Write Box 310.16 MONTHLY BUYERS AND SELLERS St. Mary's Episcopal Churcharled a esaoade of yellow roiee, and authorltlee. RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU Ml 8-6868. Brand New B O Y SC O U T Burgess, 51, end MacLesn, 49, F, Herald, statin^referehces. 14’ LYMAN Runabout, Evtarude SINGLE ROOM, all conveniences MANCHESTER—Ranch, large Uv- was the scene of the wedding of ths brldesmaldt carried oolonial Cars, pfaonograpba changers'. Westtaghouse Refrigerator, living aTking. MI 9-8061. 446 Center ing room, modern kitchen, 3 bed . It coats no more to be sure. Se Miss Katherine Mary Ruteky of bouquets of yellow rotes. fled behind the Iron- Chirtain in THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. 38 h .^ dectrio atarter, new bat Room, Bedroom, Dinette Rnge, Business l.4cation8 LARSON’S Connecticut’a first li Honest, secnomloaL Guaranteed 90 Moving, packing, storage —local COOK FOR reatauran tery, xeeNee trailer tranaom sup- t. \ rooms, IH baths, large rec room, cure your future with a full-time N o te s o m f IV en>« Manchester to Robert Wayne Tay Mias Lynn Joy Harris of Glas 1651. days. Famoua for aervlco for 30 GUNVER Lamps,, Tables, Dishes, Silverware For Rent 64 exceUent condition, 316,500. PhU- censed driving school trained — and loM dlatapbe. Agenta for p.m. to 1 a.m. Acadia__, new Urea and tubas,' life g established Realtor. lor of Coventry, Saturday after- tonbury, a cousin pf the bride, wa;;. I do not often see ’MacLean,” yeate. Phone MI 94SST. Potter- and other accessories. l a r g e . FURNISHED bedroom, brick Agency, MI .9-3464. n(X)n. Certified and approved is now of Lorona van Lines, Inc., worid-wlds 108 Tolland Tpke., Manchi Jukate and cushions, ski rope. flower girl. She wore a floor- said Burgees, "but I know that he fering classioom and behbid toh’a. 94127. MANUFACTURING CO. .EVERYTHING 3860 walk-in 'Closet, with meals- or OFFICES FOR rent; newly re “ Real estate is our only business” Boy Scout T^-oop 120, St. James’ and I are both staying here." movers. Free estimates. Ml 84187. Tal. MI 3-4805. ST. JAMES PARISH - Chistom I The bride U the daughter of Mr. lenirth dress of white silk organaa wheel, instruction tor teenagers. without. ML 6448®. decorated, reasonably priced, Church, had x charter night ban- Burgees eaid he lutti been vaca AN UNUSUAL bargain! Raupbol- 384 Hartford Rd., Manchester room ranch, large kitchen, co and Mrs. Walter Rutsky, 35 Irving with lace bodice, bouffant sk irt Ml 94070. R.N. OR L.P.N. full or part-thne, CORRECT-CRAFT, 78 h.p. Inboard 8 ROOMS FURNTTURB Main St. location. MI- 3-6419, MI 'quet recently for all acouts and St..'Die bridegroom U the son (rf tioning on the Black Sea but had ■ter 3 piece living room eet; aofa 11 p.m. to 7 a.m. Vernon H av^ ROOM FOR gentleman, private lonial atmosphere, near bus, shop W ARREN E. HOWLAND with ruffled back and a lavender Atom Skier. Vary fast! Etaglne Brand' New 3-7614. tnelr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Taylor, returned to Moscow to deny .re- and 2 chaira. IMS. Chooee from TR 6-3077. ^ . MI 9-2888 314.74 MONTHLY entrance, peAktag. 56 Clinton St. , only 317,900. Carlton W REALTOR coronet, and face veil with match Painting—^Papering 21 Just overhauled and. guaraqjaad. Hie following boys,advanced ta South St., Coventry, poite of hie return to England be Motorcyclech—Bicycles 11 group of fine fabrlca. Work done Westtaghouse Washing Machine, MI S-4372. \ bins, MI 9-6183. 576 Main Street. t o 3-1106 ing glovei. She carried a colonial oy expert craftsmen on our prem HAIRDRESSERS wanted. T(jip 30L MAKERS Hull In axceUant watertight condi rank; Joseph DellaFera, life; The Rev. George F. Nostrand, cause ha was "worried about the PAINUNO AND puerlianglng. tion. Now being painted. See it Westtaghouse refrigerator. Bed* STORE FOR rent S48 N. Mata St. e Bruce Moura and David. White, bouquet o f lavender oarnatidna. ises. A^i work fuUy guaranteed. salary and commission. liiJMi TWO SINGLE pleasant furnished MI 9-5229, 94. SPLIT LEVEL—7 robms, fire rector of St. Mary's Church, per effect of this nonsense on my Good dsaa woritmanwilp at .rear now at 890 Woodland St., Man room, Living R ^ m , Dinette, John Weir, 810 Woodland St., 26” BOT’S COLUMBIA Fire-Arrow MU] Fabric Salesroom, 175 Pine Salon of Beauty, MI 3-1989. ^ MAbfflNISTS rooms for gentlemen. Central lo- place, IH baths, built-4ns, recrea star; Eklward Ackerqian, James formed the double ring ceremony. London. ' / ■ooabla ratea. SO y ean in Mun- chester. Dishes, Rugs, Lanms, Tables, YOU’LL was beet man. Ushers were Jor bicycle. MI 9-8023. St., exclusive Cheney Fabric chester. Raymond Flake. . MI 'cation. t o 9-8886. OFFICE FOR rent near Parkade. tion room, garage. 4H % , %106 (Jovill, Dennis Dillon, John Michal- The chiurrii was decorated with MaoLean, whose Am ertci^bom RETIRED WOMAN for Ught house Blankets, Silverware, .Pillows, and I' Ick and Michael White, first class. Molohun of Coventry, Dennis Sei salearoom. In Btaheheatsr. MI 9-9387. BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS Other Aeoessorlea Reasonable rent. 186 W. Middle monthly, 317,900. Carlton W. white pompons. Sydney MacAlplne wife, two eons and a daugbtar are 8-7822. Budget tenha arranged. work and companlwi. Live in. MI ’Turnpike. CaU MI 9-6205 after 2 Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. be sold after taapeettag this 6 room Also, KIchard Berthlaume, sec was oiiganist. bert of Tolland, Walter Iilkewles Boildinc Materials 47 EVERYTHING 3444 Colonial on Hollister Street. with him in Moscow, refused Business Services Offered 13 BXTERIOR^INTERIOR painting, 8-8013. LATHE OPERATORS Apartments— Flats— pn)' ond class; Michael Quleh, James The bride, given in marriage ^ of Manchester, a coutln of the earlier to comment on^the reports SAM’S UPHOL8TERT - Retired decorathig, ceilings, wallpaper SAVE TIME — On display, more bride, Salvatore 'Vendrillo OfMan- Price Includes Delivery, Setup, ' Tenements 66 Essential features: Twin-sized bed Andtslo, Michael Chartler, Donald her father, wore a floor-lengtn he might return heme. RElJABLE removal- aervice.- from the ahop. Can taka care of ing, floor sanding and refinisibdng. COUNTER HELP, experienced, BED ^LUMBER, buUding and than 160 pictures with prices of Cksvill, Themae Croteau, Edward gown of eilk organza designed rtieater and George Heyart of Rol- 8-.80 a.m. to noon. Apply Home All above must bavs eoeperianee Service. Guarantee Immediate de rooms, fireplace, IH baths, garage, M A M Rubbish Co.- Routes cover all your upholatemig needa at 0)ean workmanship. No Job too plumhiiig suppUes, double cabi ROCKVILLE!— Apartments nswly STORE FOR rent, 262 Spruce 8 t , homes In Manchester and ■riclnlty. Elgan. David Gaudreau, Brenden •with' scooped neckline, long ta ton. ing Manchester. Coni'fhercisl, in great aavin^. CaU CB 3-2373. Maid Bakery, 699 Mam. in either experimental work or tool net sink, bathroom set, ateam livery Or Free Storage until need 310 a week. Ml 9-3560. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5182. Short walk to Bowers, Elementary, small. John VerfalUe, MI 9-5750. decorated, dinette, kitchenette, and High Schools. A very livable, Moriarty and Richard Shainin, pered eleevee, fitted bodice aiid Mre. Rutaky wore a blue eilk dustrial/ residential,. Our special furnace, radiators windows, doors ed. bedroom tile bathroom appli WASHER . REFRIGERATOR re- FRIENDLY woman help start work and must be able to work CORNBIR SPRUCE and Birch, any M ^C H ESTER—6 room Cape, 2' modestly priced home on large tenderfoot. redlngote skirt terminating in a linen and lace sheath with match ty attics, cellars, yards. MI WE ARE now bodting for outside and bricks. Yard open 8:804. Phone for appointment ances, 365 per month, (iai) MI chapel train. Her elbow-length veil palra. Prompt, economical, expert, ahop-by-mall club. Club shopping from blueprint Apply, Saturday 8 to 4. Cboman House- smkli business, heated, low rent. car garage. Bus line. City water wooded lot. Merit badges -were awarded to tag hat. The brldegroonv’e mother 9-9757. painting. If you want a good Job SAMUEL ALBERT 8-1869, TR S-8485. Edward AcKerman, flremanship; of silk Illusion was attached to a BUBCntOLUX Su m u id SanrlM. guaranteed. Fluna Ml 9-4517. Pot- done, get our estimate, i ^ l Mr. saves money: members benefit. wrecking, Stock Place, off N. Call any time. and sewer. Vacant. Tongren Agen wore a turquoise silk / shantung OOSMA APPLIANCE Servloe-P.e- terton’a, 180 Center St. Tou get famous products free. Hartford CH 7-0858 cy, MI 3-6321. Jciae[ta DellaFera, nature and coronet of, seed .pearls, and the dress with lace Jacket and beige bonded roprM inWtiTB, Alfred Chaflea, Modem Home Decorat DELTA CORP. Mata St., or telephone MI 9-3893. THREE ROOM apartment, heat, carrled-a uaecade o{ -whlta- npsM> Girl Boeiut and Brbwnle 8ee^_ . AmeU. 3M Benrp M. tU . U l patrs all makes refrigerators, Send for details, free 276-page ' - Beg-It Day Or Night OFFK3E SPACE avaUable in Man^ printing; Weeley Gryk, nature, pet acceeeorlea. Both wore w hite ABSOLUTE baigaln—custom made ing, MI 9-0736. hot wator, electricity, stove,i re Beechler-Smith Miss Gloria RuUky, 36 Irving Troope sponaored by tlte VafplgiiM' HM50.______■ freeaera, waahlng machlnM, dry- catiUog. No obligation. Popular BETTER BUYS AT If you have no means of trans frigerator.. 345 N. Main, second Chester Parkade,' Contact Mr. 312,650— ATTACnVE 3 bedroqm care, fishing and camping; Chrla- orchids. slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. 1349 Main St. Hartford Gordon, MI 9-5361, Green Manor ranch, large kitchen, ceramic REALTORS tian Kaefer, hiking, public health, St., served as her sliter’a nWd of School PTA, presented an ArtiWr era; rangM. oil and gaa Dumeia. CEIUNO reflnlsbed, painting, waU' Club Plan, Dept. E852, LynbrOok, NATIONAL portation, I’ll send my auto for floor, 388. MI 94339, 64. 1 A reception for 200 guests waa MI AOOSO. Ail work gnaranteed. Budget terms: CaU Mrs Roberts, N. Y Construction Co., bath, 2 picture windows, ceUar, t o 9-8952 MI 34669 coin collecting and nature; Philip honor. Bridesmaidz were 'Miss Day program at the school audl- paperiiv. WaUpaper books on re- you. No obligation. held at the White Eagle Rettau- AatomobHes For Sale 524-0154. quest. FuUy inarxed, CaU EdwEdward MASON, lead man, open shop. Box TWO ROOM apartment, heat and ------(------134’ frontage treea. Carlton W. Redding, patatlng; Richard 8ul Linda Salmond, 73 Campfield Rd.; Glass SUdtag Doora 371 ea. INVESTAffiNT PROPERTY Mlaa Faith McFarland, l|Q.,Ayeiy rant._Fpr a motor trlp to Wash- tortum Thursday. LAWN MOWERS iharpened and R. Price, t o 9-1008. EARN THE AVON way. Ideal for C, Herald. 319.50 A^I«^B-^IU-R—T— hot water: also 8 room apartment Hutchins, t o 9-5132. Uvan, nature, firemanahlp, citi- NEED CART Tour credit turned HAROLD A sbN Rubbish Remov- Dutch Doora St., Wapplng; Mrs. Salvatore Van- ingtbn, b. C!, Mrs. Taylor worit a Elisabeth Cox was the announe- repaired eaies and service, pick housewives with small chUdren Dlaappearlng Stairways 333.95 ea. 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD on bus line. MI 6-6105. H o u m s For Rifii' 65 zenshlp ta the home, and hiking; down? Short on down payment? up and delivery. Ice skatea sharp ai, Cellars, atflea, yards, and PAINTING, u^ieilng, floor sand who would like to earn $3 an hour PART-'TIMB service atatlon, days VERNON STREETT—8 room house We h'live several duplexes and 8 David ’White, painting; Bniee drillo. 46 Spruce St.; MUs Roberta beige cord.ault with blue feathered er and ga-va eonunanda for the flag 3x4 Stods —Special SOc ea. OPEN BVTOY NIGrtT TILL 9 Baakiupt? Repoateielon? Don’t ened, precision ground. L A M weekly pick-up or burner barrels. ing, remodeling. C w Mr. Charles, minimum in spare time. Let me and weekends, experience pre that needs some work Open to famllias and businesa property. Net Moura, home repairs; Gerald Sut Vendrillo, 67 Alton St., ^ Mre, hat, matching aeceeeoriea and ceremony which Included bringing de^Mdr! See Hoheet DoUflaa. In Elqulpment Corporation, Route 88, Harold Hoar, MI 9-4034. t o 9-0728. Ceiltag TUe 9^ e eq. ft EUGHT R(X)M house for rent. Main offers. Lot 100x270, T. J.' Crockett, lAcome on capltel Investment bet Walter lalkewlcz Jr., 170 Oek St. in the colors, pledge et allegiance tell you about our sucfteesful rep ferred. MI 4-8610. Shelving Pine 14c eq. ft. BISS£!LL STREET—4 rooms, first livan, firemaneiilp and Ed-ward orchid corsage. The couple will quire aboyt loweet down amall- Vernon. Conn. 'TR 6-7609. Manches resentatives who earn from 320 to floor, 370. MI 9-5229, 9-6. Street ares, oil heat. MI 3-2038. Realtor, MI 3-1577. ter then 15%. ^cellent financing. Ward, aeholarehlp. The maid of honor and brides live at 172 HlUiard St. to the flag and the singing of eat payments anywhere. No small ter exchange. CaU Enterpriae 1948. HOUSEHOLD SERVICJCS—Ironing PAINTINGING and waUpa^ring,waUp waU- Casing 8c Ita, ft. FIVE-PIECE chrome kitchen set, maids wore IndentlcaUy styled ''Amsrlca ths Beautiful” by the 340 a week in this dignified, part- 33.99 section extension table, 325, MI 34151. Mrs. Tkyior Is a graduate of ioan Or finance company plan. done in my home; alsd; silverware paper removed. , Wulpimr books Hitch RaU Fencing THREE ROOM apartment. Heat, E3IGHT ROOM 2-bath home, ga^ NORTH END — 3. bedroom ranch, ' J. D. REALTY floor-length gowns o f orchid silk enure eohool. polishing done. W ^ ld also Uke to time work. We give full training. Help Wanted— Prefinlshed Birch PaneUng Mancheeter High School end is Douglas Motors, 833 Main. CnAIN SAW work — nw et out. on request.quest. Ceilings. Freo .estl- Call today, 289-4622. stove, refrigerator.' Gables, 118 rage, swimming pool. Excellent fireplace in living room, -.large 470 Main St. t o S-5139 Susan SUhavy and Lynn Eca- do Ught del^rles Tuesday Male or Female 37,« 3Sc sq. ft. • V kitchen, full basement wlih ga organza with fitted bodices, scoop employed by the SouUtern New Reaaonable rate*. CaU PI 2-7858 mates. CaU R<4 ;er. Ml 8-0938. Main St., t o 94229, 9-5. location. Mr. Silverstein, CH ed neckline, end bouffant aklrta bert wars color guarda ahd Kath 19S0 CHAMPION Studebaker; between l::30-4:80 or any time throu^ Thursday nights and Sat ------M------?i,, O d a r Cloaet .Lining 23c sq. ft'. NORGE, 4 burner gaa stove, 360, 9-9331 or t o 3-2880. rage, Only 315,000. T. J. Crockett, MANCHESTER— Large 6H room Nikita Readies England Telephone Co. in Man leen Felli, flag Dearer. Deborah urday, Also, other household serv A. A_ ANDERSON—^Interior! decor WANTED — Hairdresser, male or exceUent condition. MI 9-2(S84. ANDOVER—Three room apart Realtor,“ 8-1577.------ranch, attached garege, large lot, with deep purple bows et the chester, Mr. Taylor le a graduate Jacobs reel lawnmower. M^ll sell Saturday or Sunday. Help IVanted— Male 36 CASH 'N CARRY .to Faridoni retd the Aibor Day proc or trade. CqU MI 8-048S. after |4 ices offered PI 2-8404. ator, painting. 109 Foster At, MI female, Thursdayj Friday and ment, heat, hot water, stove, re city utilltlee neer storea, school back. They wore matching face of Manchester High Sohbol and la lamation and Mary Zatkowskt SAM’S UPHOLStERT - Retired 8-8506. Saturday. Call MI 8-8951. NOBODY, BUT NOBODY, WESnNGHOUSB 9 cu. ft. refrig- IMMACULTE 8 room ranch ta a veils and coronete trimmed with employed by Singer Sewing Ma UNDERSELLS NA'HONAL frigerator, garage. PI 2-6043, Summer Hontes Far Rent 67 and church. Sacrificing at 314,900. Policy Speech ■poke on the origin of Arbor Day from the shop. Can taka cere of EIXPERIENCIDD gauge grinders. erator, very clean, 375; boy’s 38” value appreciation area, full cel Short way out—almost new Im sequins. The honor attendant ear chine Co., Wllllmantic. CORT COSMETICS, INC. has open and ita meaning. 1954 FORD, station wagon, as aU your upholatarina needa at WE ARE OPEN now for painting Will pay top wages. Apply B A S bicycle, boy’s 20” bicycle, good FOUR ROOM apartment, automa MOODUS, CONN,—Basham L ^ . lar, oil hot water baseboard heat, maculate 3 bedroom split level, Btfilding^—Contracting 14 Gauge Co., Mitchell Dr. ing for Branch Sales Manager NATIONAL LUMBER, INC, condition, t o 9-7839; Patricia Tierney made the prs- make ah offer. MI 9-M78. great aavinga. CaU CU ^3878. outslda and Inside. Satiafaetton tic hot water, no furnace. East Seasonal, 5 bedrooms, , kitchen, large kitchen, 18x20 foot living rec room, gara;A, over €xie acre After Election sentaUon of a pink dogwood tree, guaranteed. Free estimates. Dom I (Party Plan) in the Hartford ter 881 STATE STREET, Side. Tel. MI 3-4751. living room, completely furnished, room with picture window. 3 ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re TOOL AND gauge makers, flrat- NORTH HAVEN. CONN. of land. Can’t beat for 316,900. ------H a l B oyle- given by the troope, to Mies Cath MUST SEitXr—1952 F O to coupe. HOME LANDSCAPING - Design, inic. Ml 3-7655. rltory. Top earnings. For person water rights, 45 minutes ,'from large bedrooms, fully stormed. Also, 3 bedroom rench with at Also 1936 Graham. Very reason plants, planting. Lawn lertiUza- modeling all types: of carpentry. claas only, full or part-time. AU •ai interview write to CUM Odium CHeatnut 8-3147 LARGE 4H room apartment, new (OeeUmied from One) erine C. Shea, principal of the Hartford. CaU MI 84144. Minimum maintenance inside and tached garage, excellent condi school, who accepted on behalf of able. CaU MI 9-80S8. tlon ^ eed and insect control. Jol Nelson HiggiAs. MI V1700. EXTERIOR and intarlor painting. prevailing benefita. Apply in per- c /o Cort, 81 Plumtree Circle ly redecorated, heated ceramic out. Built 1966. Small down pay- E. Whitham Landscape Ni atm Manchester Tool and Design, bath, very central, adults. MI tion, large lot. Buyers chev has been heeding but the Manual Dexterity the etudenU and teaohen. MASONRT — Specializing* Ih aU Springfield, Mass, or call 7884151 CAPE (30D—5 room cottage, fire xmenent Robert Wolverton Agency, sums large G.I. mortgage. Full Ml 9-2660. / 180 Hartford Rd., Or call MI Inquiries held in confidence. Diamonds—Watebf m « m o :- 9-9287. place, heat, All modern conven MI^l6-3813. only woman member, Minister of Joan Schiller presented Miie Auto DHrlhe School 7-A brick and block construmon, fire 9-5268. price 313,800. Many more einglce Shea -with a Girl Scout eertificate places, patios, brick homes, walls, Jewelry 48 - iences, TV. n w beach, 3*6 week 8uid two families. Many price Culture Ekaterina Furtaeva, may 8HARPENINO Service Saws, FuUy mmired. Reaaonable ratea. ANDOVER —2 room apartment, ly. MI 3-6832. ■ be dropped. She was dropped of appreclaUon, given by scout PRICPARB FOR driver’s test. etc. Estimates without obligation. STOCK ROOM and receiving—-High ranges. Call The EllsworUi Mitten knives axes, she— sheiua, akates, Leo PeUetler, MI 94396 or t o Situationa Wanted— t o : A m bitfoos rfwn\ furnished or unfurnished, for from the Communist party Presi ' Theory Upset leaders in appreciation of her ta- Agee 16 to 60. Driving and claas Call Ml 9-2402 evenings. School education or equivalent in WA'lrCH AND Jewelry repairing at Agency, t o 84980 or MI 9-8634. tereet and support et girl scout- rotiuy blades Quick Service. Capl. 9-6083. reasonable prices; prompt aerv- rent. C. H. Stlens, Route 6. PI BOLTON dium last October and was not a rootn. Three tnatructors. No wUt- tol Equipment C o/ 86 Main 8t„ experience. Good at arithmetic. Female 38 (or woman) who 2-7273. Wanted To Rent 68 Ing, big. Manchester DcMug Acade Iona Manufacturing, Regent St., ice, 3 watchmakers, Mancheeter BOLTON—6 room' ranch ta ts'ktra candidate for re-election to the Manchester. Hohrs dally 7-8, RAYMOND’S PAINTINO— Intw- BABYSITTING, reliable. Have own Been looking for a low priced That’s why some Mexicans now I'he program ecmcluded with the my. PI 3-7349. Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4 MI lor, exterior, apraylng. Satlafac- Manchester. tor's oldest established Jeweler. want a busineu of GARAGE Vicinity Charter Oak clean condition. Pine panel fam Supreme Soviet. NEW YORK (API—Thing* a staging o f ”A Hymn tor Arbor Roofing—Siding 16 transportation. For information F. B. Bray 787 Mata St.. State home with 3 bedrooma?? If so, ily room. 8 large bedrooms, one Khrushchev chose the eve of raise scorpions. Their government 1-7958. ^ tion guaranteed, free estimates. their own. . . THREE ROOM tenement, second and South Mata. 527-2617 between please inspect this lovely 5 room columnist might never know if he D ^ ” by the entire echool. MOR’TLOCK'S Drivbic School-Of write Box W, Herald, Theater Btaiding. floor.j 456 Mata. Ml 9-5229, 6-5. acre of lawn, trees, and ahniba. the parliament opening to warn pays a bonus for dead ones, so the k. A. DION INC. Rooting, aiding, MI 8-4495 after 4 p.m. 8-5. MI 9-1848, 8 p.m. on. ranch with attacMd breezeway and didn’t open his mall; netivee raise ’em, kill 'em—and 'The tree planting ceremony in fice, 44A Main St.. Manchester. TREE REMOVAL, pruning and tot painting. Carpentry. Alterations Hayes Agency. MI 3-4808. critics-plnside and uuiside Cum- cluded a trumpet solo, "America,” Ijsanilng eorrsctty ■‘May Sava clearing, CaU Frank C. Noble, MI Executive Trainee THREE AND ' four room apart- garage, wooded'wt, -combination Genius Isn't all thumbs. The collect. i and additions. CeUlngs. Workman Doga—Birda—Feta 41 windows, convenient'location, near raunlst: ranks — that t he Soviet by Roger Mellen and "America the Tour Ufa.” Driver edueatian 7-60^»: ______Planned management trainee MISTER mentg including heat, hot water I..and For Sale 71 MANCHESTER-21 Agnes Drive. party he leads is following, ’ ’the chances are that If you are smart History lesson; Can yeu name ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn 3t elementary school, W y 313,500. Quality built 6 room Ranch, 3 Beautiful," played on trumpeU by cIsssM. Member, Oonnectleut Pro MI 8-4860. Electrical Services 22 program for coUege snd high school THE POODLE SALON—We spa- and gas for cooking, gas stove, only correct Leninist course.” you. are also handy with .your three U.8. presidents who died on Edward Adame, Thomas Boil and fessional Driving Scbooi Assn. MI graduate. AppUcanta must: SHEET METAL electric refrigerator furnished. WILUNGTON — 21 acrea. Good twin size bedrooms, finished rec Speaking at ceremonies mark- hands. (Tonlrary to popular opln- the Fourth of July? They were FREE ESTIMATEB—Prompt aerv- claUze in clipping,'jnpomtag, bath room (heatcill, attached garage. Kevin Welch. Barbara Koehler re —WN8—Gtoaned mowed,— trim BIDWELL HOME— tiliPwnrenwBU Please- caU MI 9-7737, TR 5-5917, site for home or trailer. Reason ■tag the^ 93nd DQilVerSAry 5T lull, eclence has fotmd that man John Adams and ’Thomas Jeffer med, fertilized, t o S-8946, ioe On all types of electrical wir (1) have outstanding peraoi^Uty ing of all breeda. t o 9-9798 or MI - SOfTEE- Call owner MI 3-6797. cited "Treei.” Company—aU types of aiding and 8-7 p.m. able. Terms, Tongren Agency, MI U&lR Realty Co. Lenin’s birth, Khrushchev took a ual dexterity and .intelligence tend son lM3 and James Monroe ing. Ucenaed and Insured. Wilsoo and appearance, 9-0500. 3-6331. The Girl ScouU planted yellow roofing. Aluminum clapboards a TRAMEES FRANCHISES crack at Yugoslav revisionists and to go- together. 18SI. llanalee around the tree in lumor ■peciaity,■peciaity. UnexoeUed workmaa- Electrical Co., Manchester, MI (3) possesa abUity to advaftee into COCKEUl PUPS, AKC regletered, EUUR ROOM apartment, Andover, M IS-2692 PORTER STREET ArMi — Co GARDENS plowed, any idze. Ml 9-4817. Olastcnlmry, MB 8-7876. appliances, 376 a month. J, ft. Albanian and Rcdlj (Chinese dog- Slow I drivers aren't necessarily Worth remembering: Where of the golden anniversary of ilrl ^ ip . t o 94436. executive post. dispoeltlon, paper trained; at the ^ lonial. 6 roomt with flnished rec 9-5096. ARE AVAILABLEI Realty, MI 84129. 17 ACRES OF land, Hartford Turn R. D. Murdock MI S-6472 room, breezeway, 1-car garage, matiati as well aa Western capi safe drivers. Half of all traffic there is no hope there le no happi scouting. Financial potential la exceUent MI 9-0476. talism. ness. FOR TOUR roof and siding, call pike, Box D, Herald. CIRCA 1780 Oolohlel — i ! rooms, on exceptionally welt lamj^aped accidents are caused. by care go J. G. Roofing Co. We specialize and many fringe benefits ar6 pro r AHIORAFT 4H ROOM apartment, 2 bedrooms, lot with trees. Material and work Boasting ” we have s6ored out- ing ) lees than 40 miles an hour- If you sometimes get tired of Fioor Elniriring 24 vided. Main St. location, second floor, completely renovated, new plas atandtng vtctoriee.” he declared, in aluminum, ceramic and stone. BEAGLEIS puppies, males 330, fe- ter. wiring, fureace, plumbing, 3 manship in this house far super Here's anotlier oddity: hsif of all waiting, pity the poor fireman- W eekend Deaths Soft Coverup! heat taclnded, 380 monthly! MI Houses For Sale 72 "the liberation struggle of the Most of his Job is a long panse. For free estimates and a p p ^ t- FLOOR SANDING —Refinishlng, Thle Is a permanent career males 315. t o: 994438. MINIMUM INTERVIEW bathi, diahwaaher, dispoeal, latch ior to the average. Price 332,900. accidents happen within 25 milea 1 " 9-6808. Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464.. working people of the whole He spends lees than two per cent ment call MI 9-8933. commercial, residential, new opportunity REQUIREMENTS HAVE KEW 2 family house 5-5, doom, 18 acrea, pond. Carlton W. o f , the driver’s garage. NEW YORK (API—RaM*a T. floors or we wiu make them Uke Hutchins. MI 9-5133. world, like mighty spring waters, Health fact: About 26,00(i Ameri of hie work time answering MAY 1—5 room flat at 142 8. Main. 4-4. Also, need listings of older two Adler, 81, widow of Dr. Alfred new, Mr. Charles, Modem Rome Apply • A High or Trade School Inquire at 144 S. Mata or phone families and singles. CaU Peg THREE BEDROO:OM ranch, large are washing from our planet the cans undergo operation* each day. -alarm* or actually fighting fires. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Decorating, MI 9-0736. t o 8-8673, 10'a.m.-7. Adults only. Cleszynaki, Broker, t o 9-4291 or VERNON Home and busineas cabinet kitchen tile bath, attach dirt and mold of the old capitalist Wmdy: The longest popular nov Adler, who first evolved the Diploma ed garage, porch, jjumtaum rom What le your favorite Shakes HONEYWAdON MI. 3-1406. combination. Near Varnon Circle. world.” el ever published ’ was "Clarissa theory of "inferiority complex,” ROOFING—Specializing repairing MANCHB!STE!R— Deluxe 4 room Very good Vpotcntial. Tongren binations, close to erhoolg and bus, . Leonid nylchev, ideological pearean drama? Most critics rate Harlowe,” turned' out by Samuel roofs of aU kinds,. new. roofs, gut ROCKVILLE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE • One Year of Algebra or Agency, MI 3^31. 315.600. Call owner t o 9-9587. ’•hamlet” as greatest play died Saturday, She married Adler Schoois and Ciasssa 27 aparthient, stove and refrigerator, 313,900—6 ROOM Cape, nearly fin chief of the Soviet Communist Richardson ta 1748. It ran to 984,- ter work, chimneys cleaned, re JOHN P. FA*!^ Prop. (Jeometry ceramic tiled bath. Ample off ished, aluminum aidliu, fireplace, party, defmdeif the Soviet Union's ever written. But Abraham Lin 870 woeds, about 200,000 more than in 1898 when he was an unknown paired Aluminum siding. 80 BOWERS 8CH6o L, one block, cus coln--preferred/” Macbeth.” Viennese 'physician. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE RNANCE CORE This it the chance t» Btregt parking. Available May -1. garage, bus. Carlton w. Hutchins, .HOMES PRICED .RIGHT economical policy as the only cor the Bi|tl!. years’ experience. Free estimates, INSTALLED . CLEANED • Related Aptitude and Reiitai of 3135 per month. CaU Mr. Ml 9-5132. tom built 5 room ranch. Plastered ) Today'* Jrt/plane may be tomor MONTEREY. Calif. (AP) — maloe your dtmfe eeme walls, partial i recreation rcx>m, rect road to soclallem and then It was (Jharlee Maurice de Talley CaU Howley, MI 8-5881, MI 8-0768. 6 West' Main St., RockvlUe, Conn. Werbner, Jarvlg Realty (ki., Man For 35,900—4 rooms, full bath, commimtenk"--"—« row's horse and buggy,..By’ 1970, Robert Winaor McCay, 65, who TESTSl REPAIRED Interest true. You, like 2,000 VERNON—6 room ranch, large lot. treei, 317,900. Carlton W. modern kitchen, large lot, no cel rand who observed, . “ Don't trust aging Agenta, MI 3-4113, Ml 8-7847. "W ho thinks and acts otherwisq, experts spy, you'll fly through'the first Impulses—they are always was a model for the coptic strip PAINTER wanted for taslde-out- other dealers dm cam Will trade toward a 2-famlly Hutchins, t o 9-5132. lar. ~ air wlUr the greatest of ease In Men-women, 18-53. Start high as eide work. Good pay. Call MI Selected applicants will be who wantk ‘the formation of new good.” Little Nemo created by hie- father, Heating and Piumhing 17 EMERGENCY SERVICE 118,000 to ^13,000 the fitrt SftC LARGE rooms, duplex, oil house. TM8, heated, kitchen Owner Ml 84l87j Space and Aeronauttce' Admin Just what every' teen wants for guaranteed. CaU Ml *-1815. you borrow, call Frank Burke, at Board at Dlrectora, Town o f Man* furnished, utiUties included, 375 FIVE BEDROOMS, 3 baths; ga- never catch the common cold. istration (NASA) haa been chos summer leisure time. Tallpred Coimactlcut Mortgage Btea' riieeter, Cotmdcticut. wjUl hold monthly. 105 Birch St. yaga, large treea, Wen Side, near MANCHESTER — f room ranch BARROWS & WALLACE RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any. en by Tale University to head a Helpful hint; If you have any blouse and aborts to sew in bril' A lacy-looklng bolero in the pop IS Lewie St, Barttord. CH PubUo Heattag In the Municipal church,, 1 ^ , ^ school, shoppii^. home, full basement, garage, near 55 E. Center St. t o 9-6306 big thinking to do, .now U the time ulM pineapple crochet will top Building Haattag Room, 41 Center new geophyelce program. llaht colors. Shprts, B erm uda days, JA 9-NMB eves. ' FOft SALE OR LEASE LUXURY 1 and 3 bedroom apart Reasonably Triced. Carlton W. ■chool and store. Owaer-to 6-0458. Manchester to concentrate on it. Tests indicate tomorrow. The youth was arrested, aborts, pedal pu^ers provided. both 'slim sheatha and bouffant Street, MahriieeteT, Ooimeetlieut, menta adjacent to Mancheater Hutchins, t o 94133. Dr. Sydney P. Clark Jr., now early Thursday In Boston after » ^ dresses so eakUy! SPRING IB here. Consolidate i your that most people’s mind* function chase over city ett-eete. The car Wheaton, 111. , lio. 8218 with Patt-O-Rama is in TueadajrJ May 1, 1983, at 8:00 P.M. S E ^ O ^ A N K S Paricade. 3133 and 3140. t o 6-5361, POR’rira BTRETT area-Cu«c . (XlLUMBIA-r-^H room ranch, ex with the Carnegie InsUtuUon - of Pattern No. 2618-N has crochet obllgatiooa into one. We give fast on prapoaad addlticniri approptlp* CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, built 7 room coloniad^' sheer qual best in the spring and kutumn. eiaea 10, 13, 14: 16. Bust SO tft 36. • AND • ' Prime East Center S t Office Location MI 9-M77. cellent location, knotty ptae liv Washington, D.C., will be the flrst Wisecrack of the week: C3»arlee was reported missing from the MIAMI, F'la. (AP) — Feanklin directions for sizes fitting 32 to 38 sen tce and are in a poiltloa to tkm aa tollowa; large Uvtag room with tireplreplace, ity and baanty, built-tae, 2-zone Sidney James Weinberg profes Rockville High School parking lot Joseph Fox, 49, public relatioi\s SIse 12, 82 bust, sleeveless blouse, inclusive; stitch lllustraUons. TELEVISION and ahtenna- serv finance any amount In addition to NEW EFFIGIENCY iqiartment, 2H formal-dining room, family stzt ing room, garage in cellar, won A. Richmond, the recording exec- 1% yards' of 35-inch; Bermuda ice; The best prices in town. Pro TO the Manchester Special NUBdED SEWERS heat, family room, 2 firoplaces, derful buy, 312,800. FHA or VA sor oi geofdiysica at Yale. Wednesday by Jerry Todd, a senior, executive and former neivspaper- To order, send 35c in coins to: construction loans. J. D. Raalty, Fire Dlidrtct CiqiiUi Im* I Ideal for Doctora, Dentists, Attorneys, Real Estate AganU, rooms, ■with refrigerator, stove kitchen 2 bedrooms, TH Kbatht. oversized 2-car garage. Owner, t o The chair was endowed last utive.-'clalme that if brevity le the man. died Saturday of a heart aborts IH ya^ . fessional Job. 90 days' guarantee . recreation room with Brepiaee, mortgage. OUI Burt Starkey Anne Cabot, 'nie Manchester EJVe- 470 Mata St., MI 84129 " provemant Reserve Fund, $38,300 Insurance Agents, Aceountante, Engineers, AxcfaitocU, and heat. AU on first floor. Stor 9-30S1. year by Mr. and Mra Henry Ford soul of wit a girl’s bikini U the attack. To order; sehd 36c in coins to:- in writing. 21” j^ture tubes 314.65. encloend breezeway, attached ga Agency, A<3adamy 8-®243. niqg Herald, USD A \ ^ OF to he ftaeneed transfer HaalilM CleMMi Artist Studio, Beauty Salon, Etc. age spMe ta basement, Paridng. XL funniest sight ta Uie world- flue Burnett, ’Ibe Manchester Eve- Better Homes TV Co., y o 9-8900, Near mopping and bus. 390 rage, landeeaped yard tlxlM . MANCHBSTER-130 Delmont St. Gem lore: Here's one reason NEW YORK (AP) — Solomon AMERICAS, NEW TCWX 86, from Vhraon call TR 6-|H44. from Special Fire Dietrfct Seplie TmUn. Itay WMtti, 8e«rer - • I (Bark made a name for himself n b » H b r a l d , 1100 AVE. OF N# T, Busineas Oppor^anfUes 32 monthly. cSui be seen at 38 Con- Marlon E. Robertaon. Raritor. Re 6 room Oepe, tUe bath} flroplace. SOUTH WHn>SOR-6 room ranch, dtemonds are so expensive; To Pimaleur, 61, a composer and Fluid, 190143 B ti^ t of UiMe JtaeteBed Oeldir Water- to carport, air-conditioner, storms. by rybereating in the laboratory AMDUCAS. NEW TOSH 86, N.T. greas StreeBtreet, Apartment KL Phone 84883.. garage, ameeita drive. Owner, t o find a single stone from ;Whlch a pianist of the romantic neoelaa- ESSO HAS exceUent* warvloa atar ‘ aliocaUon for plana and - proeflag- Dene. Hot water heat, oil fired. Pubiie cenditione that astst 16 to 20 miles For Ist-^^aas mailing add 10c for MI S-TOSl. 9-7964, one-carat gem can lie cut, more each p a t t i ^ Print N ube, AdthasaAdd Millinery, DressmaldBg 19 Uon opportnnitlea in Maaoheatar* ■padfleatlani; 338,300. R.F. BRODERICK. Broksr 3U.900 — ROCKVILLB, 5 bus, 15 minutes to Hartford. Rugs, below the surface of the Earth. Marian Guldztaskl. 40, of 18 Un- „ wltlrsane,______Use. Style No. uid Sire. ! B^ton area available now. Small Robert W. Gordon, Sacretaiy THREE ROOM ^lartment, first ranch, large living room, cabinet WAlNUT IT.—tiBTge 64 duplex ta traverse rods, drspee. Wonderful Tho NASA hap employed hie than 280 tons of ore must be Ion St., Saturday night .was' SAN FR^CSSTO _(AP) R w Send 60c for the new,' big4ize LADIES alteratlona of ail kinds iv Board aC Ditecton Tsisphons Ml 9-5384 kitchen, Mantlfuil; blasted, dug, ertfhad anA,s©rt«d charged with intoxication. He wiU jAdm. Wallace R- D w d (Rat.), ^ E ^ .fp r.l^ new—spring and ’68 Album fUled with jovely. ,'de- floor, adults do own decmratlng landeeaped tip-top eondiUon. eerner lot. oxctl- home for ehfldren. Only 318,400. ■endees la Ite ‘•snryeyer” project--^ professional aeamstraas. Free Mamritaew. Connecticut. Stwfttiw Dhpaigl Co.> Beat 188. iMialre K n . J. Wohrtta. loLShowahyi t-ltS t a i leat flnaaoliy andUMe T. J. Glemi Roberta Agency, Realtors, aa ettteoipt to laad aa laatrumeat A thou|$ttfuI man can* alwaye appear to Mandlester court on 66. died Sunday. 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MONDAY, APRIL 2«. 1961 I . Average Doily Net Press Ron ilanrhrotrr. lEv^ninn fipraUt ParUMWMkSMM ' The Weather ------t:_i.,------^------:...... April SI. isas - Fbteeaat ef T7< 8. Weather Bureau ' A second progress report on the. xilantonomoh M be, lORM.wiU Manchester Assembly, Qrder of The Gilbert and SuUlvaa Woric- 815.000 fund drive for the Commu meet tonight at S^'-Tinker Hak Rainbow- for Girls, ■wlff-'meet to shop^wUl rehearas for “Prinoess Clear, cold tonight, froat la teeae ^Sbbut Town nity Child Outdance Clinic of Msn^ and the Great Council will meet night at 7 :80 at the Masooic Tem Ida'’ tonigtot at 7:30 in Cooper 13,569 areaa. Low 28 to 85. Partly oleudy chmter is due tomorrow. Captains at 7:30 pjn. Plana wiH. he com ple. The degree of the order wilt Hall, South Methodist Church. Meatber ef fhe Audit Wednesday, n little warmer. High Ilia Car«fre« HoiAemiJc- and solicitors for Uio fund drive pleted for an annlvereafjt party be exemplified. Officers wilt wear Ttarrma o t OIrentotioa 80 to '85. eai will m«et Wedneaday at 8 p.m. win report at a board meeting to- Sunday. Delegates will \t«elve floor-length white gowns. *1716 in- The Chaminade Musical Club Manche»ter~~^ City of ViUage Chnrm -at 'tit« home of Mra. Alice Anderr moriOw between 7 and 0 p.m. at their credentials for the Gnat stalled choir and members will will rehearse tonight at 8 in the ■on. 18 Hymouth Lane. Manches the clinic office, 80 Haynes St. Council convention May 4 and\5 wear street-length white dresses. choir room of Mancheeter High ter. Guest qieaker will be John P. at the Stratflcid Hotw, Btidg^ School. VOL. LXXXI, NO. 17S (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, C O ^ ., TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1962 (daaeMled AdveeHalng on Page 18)' PRICE FIVE CENTS Iteynolds, a specialist in invest Mr*. Norma Allen Plumb' Ter- port- Members of Chapman Court, ments and estate planning of the ryvllle, founder and past *president Order, of Amaranth, who are tak ’The rehearsal of the junior , Hartford NaUonal Bank and Trust o f the Women’s Club of Manches Richard Stephens, son of Mr. and choir. Salvation Army, scheduled ter, will present a chalk talk Ike-' ing part tn A birthday entertain- ■ Oo., who ^ 1 speak on •‘Lifetime 'Mrs. William J. Stephens, 45 Green ment.Ndll rehearse tomorrow st 8 for tonight, hss been postponed JlnancW Planning." ture on character reading from 'Mfuior Rd., has been elected pro until Monday, April 30, at 8 p.m. DOUBLE By Dixie Democrats p.m. a t ^ e home of Albert Heaid- State News handwriting at.A meeting of the gram director of radio ' station Bides. 67^1dvrin'Rd. There wUt he a cotUge prayer Women’s Qlub tonight at 8 at Fel WCCR at Cary Residence- Hall, The Women’s Home League, YOUR meeting tomorrcw at 1 p.m. at lowship Hall of Second Congrega Purdue University, West Lafay Salvation Army, wrill meet tomor the home of Mrs. Gladys Hanson. tional Church.. ette, Ind. Stephens, a Junior major ■ Our Lady oK. Fatima Mothers row a t 2 p.m. in junior hall. Host' 4« r*» Roundup 83 Santina Dr., for members of ing in mi<;robloIogy, has served as Club will meet nmlght at 8:80 at esses will be Mrs. Martha Drury Trinity Covenant Church. •The 83rd Infantrjr Division As chief announcer and a-member of the home of Mrs. Dpiph Erlcson, 3 and Mrs.. Chriatine Ryden. STAMPS on U.S., Reds sociation, Inc. of the rPhunderbolt j Carter 8t. Co-hostess^will be Mrs. Test the station’s board of directors. He. And^wm-Shea Post and Aux Division of World War II Is seek is a member of the honors program I Nunzlo Uipacchlo andXMni. Jules iliary. VPW; Will have a joint ing veterans of that di%'islon . for in biology, working under a Na I Lessard. . Dram Shop Act installation of offioere tomorrow a 16th annual reunion lo be held tional Science Foundation research E v e r y W e d . at 8 p.m, at, the Poet Home. in Atlantic City, N. J., Aug'. 17 grant. He is a 3980 graduate of Robert E. Heach, 143 A'ddition Ruled and 18. Former members of the Manchester High School. Rd., father of Miss. Mhry A SAVER Filibuster Set division are asked to communicate Beach; and 'A tty. John S IVot Retroactive with the national secretarj’, Harrj- Walter F. Gleason, son, of Mrs. Rottner,' 483 E. Center St., father' *i • __ Lockwood. 43 Oakland AVe., Jer Margaret Gleason, 23 .'Tyler Cir of. Miss Barbara Rottner, plan to if ^AOK BBdMa ^literacy bUI wUl remain In the Bar sey City, N. J. ■ . cle. was recently promoted to spe join their daughters for the 15th Senate Judiciary Oommittee, a HARTFORD (AP) — The MOTTS JVASHINGTON (AP) — Supr^e Court of Errors LECLERC cialist four' in ■ Augsburg. Ger annual sophomore Father’s Day BOOKS SUPER graveyard for many civil rights The Loyal Circle of King’s many. where he is ser\'lng wifh at Wellesley College, Friday and Southern Democrats attack proposals. The Senate- then would ryl^ today that a 1959 FUNERAL HOME Daughters will sponsor a rum the U. S. Army. 246th Transpor Saturday. MARKETS SALE PRICES ed the Kennedy administra turn to other business. a^i^dm ent to the Dram Shop mage sale tomorrow from 9:30 tation Co. He is a 1958 graduate EFFECTIVE tion’s literacy test bill as un Sen. John Stennis, D-Miss., .ct is not retroactive and ap a.m. to noon at Center Congre of Manchester High School, en "Curtain Time Capers,’’ a var backed Hilt’s contention that the FUNERAL ( JJI ' I t' constitutional today as the plies only to damage suits Says Resuming Ng^ gational Church. Donations may tered the Army in 1959 and ar iety show, will be presented by TUES.MCWEO. administration measure is un^oh- be left at the church tonight from rived overseas in 1961. the Couples Club, Second Congre-^ Senate braced itself for a pla- 'rtltutional / filed after its passage by the SERVICE 7 to 9. i • , gational Church. Friday and Sat toon^style filibuster. general assembb’. Sen. Llater Hill, D-Ala.; direct "The Congress does have WALTER N. The Rainbow Mothers Club w|ll urday, May 26 and 26, at 8 p.m. power to enact this legislation, for 7716 act itself makes anybody LECLERC Manohestea- Cedaretteh will at meet tonight at 7:30 at the Ma- in Fellowship Hall. ing three teams ready for rotation' who sells an alcoholic liquor to Cuts Geneva Ropes Director tend a fashion rtmw tonight in sonic Temple. Richard Yerkg will many reasons,” Sten^ told the 1 In a talk marathon, said in a Senate Monday. "Tha language of an intoxicated person liable tot Fellowship Hall. 178 Main St.. j Spetsk about and demtinstrate statement the bill attempts to any damage done by that person. Bast Hartford. Members will meet methods of reproducing mechanical The Army-Navy Auxiliary wdll the Constitution luelf plainly pro Call Ml 9-5869 I sponsor a 6ard party toni^t at 8 give the federal government au The amendment limited ouch re- By THE AMOdATEO PRESS at Center Congregational Church I music. Refreshments wdll be serv- O ur Regular 59c A Pound thority denied It by the Supreme hibits congresslohal action in this 38 Main Street. Manchester at the clubhouse. field of 'voter^'quallficatlons. ,coverable damages to 825,000. at .7 p.m. Chrs will be available. ied. , Oiurt as recently as 1969. Superior' Court Judge Joseph Indian Prime Minister Nehru today appealed to the United Hill cited a decision In which (CoDUBhed on Pago Fodr) S.-Longs was in error, the High States and the Soviet Union not to resume nuclear testing, the court U{dield North Carolina’s Court held, when he ordered a at least lintU the 17-nation di8anhamest~cdnference in literacy test for voters with the 830,000 verdict in a dram act case Geneva ends. statement that thi# involved "the set aside unless the plaintiff SPECIAU-ONE ONLY! '-exercise by the state of a lawful §[iecial Train, agreed to have it reduced to 826,- In a statement to Parliament; Nehru said if the United power vested In It.” 0 0 0 . ______, States resumes atmospheric tests, the Soviet Union will do (Offer Expires Saturday, April *8) Twenty-oiie states have tests of Involved was a 'suit brought by the same and there tvill be no end. GROUND BEEF this nature which supporters of Buses to Move Prosper F. Lavieri of Torrington, Nehru warned that such tests at this stage would not only th( administration .measure con- •t'' who was injured in' an accident, M EN'S F E L T tend have been used to prevent against Steven F. and Alice L. les.sen chances 6f agreement at Geneva, but would also in Negroes from voting. Negroes North Fedus, owners of Chestnut Lodge, crease the possibility of actual war. 100% BEEF Senate Democratic Leader Mike Colchester, where the person re In London, thousands of ban-the-bomb marchers massed far Mansfield of Montana has given sponsible for the accident had L' WITH A DELICIOUS By ERNEST FISCHER front of the UiS. Embassy Monday night and held a lO-minute notice he will move to attach the been served a dijhk while intoxi silent prayer. «, BEEFSTEAk FLAVOR bill to a minor measure now pend NEW ORLEANS, La. (AP)—An cated. ing before the Senate. The bill The group gathered in prayer after a mass rally in Hyde HATS p ■) official of the pro-segregation Citi It was Improper, the high court would substitute for state literacy zens Council says imnamed don held, for Judge Longq to rule that Pai’k climaxing their annual Easter peace march to London Freshly Brouiid tests a provl.slon under which the 825,000 limitation passed in ors have agreed to underwrite the from Britain's nuclear weapons arsenal at Aldermaston, 60 Cleaned and Blocked completion of a sixth-grade edu I960 applied to this case,. Whlrit miles southwest of the capital. Every'Hour cation would qualify voters, to cost of a special train to move was started In 1058. Canon John Collins of 8t. Paul’s f _____ cast ballots 'in federal elections. Negroes northward. Lavieri w|^receive the full 830,- Cathedral, leader of the British Maiisfield’s move is certain to The claim from George Singel- 000 as a '^801 of today’s deci campaign for nuclear disarma $ 4 . 3 9 touch off a fUtbuster which may mann came after an official of sion. ment, handed an embassy staff sptch i run 10 days before he and Senate the Na,tlonal Association for the member a letter appealing to Gromyko Tags Republican trader Everett M. Advancement of Colored People President Kennedy to abandon his Dirksep ..of nilhois seek to invoke asked Negroes to ignore the seg Andrew D. McIntosh WATER’TO'WN (AP)—Funeral test plan and give "a ray of hope Arms Plan as Reg. $1.95 the Senate’s cloture rule to limit regationist offer of free-one-way to the world.” debate. tickets out ef the South. services will be held here tomor row for Andrew D. McIntosh. 81, Collins then drove to toe Soviet To cut. off the -talk, the two Singelmann. a. dlrMtor,,of the Emba.ssy and handed in a letter ■ • WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS e leaders will have to have the Citizens Gouncll-.of Greater New retired dean of the Taft School. West Spy Plot THOUSANDS OF EXTRA McIntosh, who was dean a t the J^Muieee nurse Miyoko Matsubara, right, and law student Hlroeama Hanabuaa, two survivors of the addressed to Premier Khrush "SHOE REPAHUNG—SECOND TO NONE:" backing of two-thirda of those Orleans, said m an interview Hitoshima atomic bomb blast, carry banner as they join demonstrators en route to Hyde Park'^ln chev urging him to withdraw his voting op the cloture proposal. Monday night that donors whom boys preparatory school from MOSCOW (AP)—Soviet „ Foreign 1929 to 1947, died yesterday at London yesterday In protest of nuclear bombs. Demonstrators bMien their march at Aldemaston threat to. stage more.testa if the Minister Andrei A. Gromyko As matters now stand. Senate he declined to name have under near London. Banner hears inscription ’The Hiroshima Peace Pilgrttnsge and tells of patiento' still Americans do. " ‘•-atrategtriB—doubt -that Mansfield written a special train-to cost Waterbmy. Hospital. Acting Me chBEge(L.today.that. Western-dleair-r~ dical BXamiiier HAtoid MorrUl hospitalized as toe reSUtt of thS-Wortd--vm H bOWNh^ oT toe Japemaef 'dtyT l A F Pf^Sfax ■*'liT'a third lrtter'Hii£ it?..',. ... f e .