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(Claaalfled AdverilRlng on Page ,12) VOL. LXXX, NO. 131 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS UN Troops Quit Vital Por
U.S. Sends Negotiatjttrs \Navy Unit Meeting on To Congo Cease-fire Leopoldville, The Congo, Washington, Marcl) 6 (/P)— March 6 (i(P)— Weary U.N. A U.S. Navy task force has. troops laid down their arms been turned back from a and withdrew from the key goodwill voyage and sent Congo port of Matadi after 24 back td Congolese waters to hours of bitter street fight- be available in case the Unit- ing with Congolese soldiers, a * ed Nations needs help there, U.N. spokesman reported to- the State Department said to-, Bundled up In a blanket, actress Elirabeth Taylor was carried on a stretcher from her hotel Satur- day. day on the way to the London Clinic. This picture of Miss Taylor became available today from a day. Negotiations are going on with The department confirmed the the Congolese government to get a source in London. (AP Photofax via radio from London). move In response to queries about U.N. garrison back into the town. a dispatch from Capetown, South If these break down, the United Africa, reporting the change of Nations is empowered to use fore* Gets Blood Transfusions plans. The vessels were due in as a last resort, "the spokesman Reds Blam e 3 Capetown Wednesday. said. The move was obviously related Two Sudanese U.N. soldierii—of the 130-man garrison—are known Estonians for to the situation in the supply port to have been killed in the battle, Liz Taylor Gravely 111; of Matadi where Congolese troops which raged throughout Saturday fouffht pitched battles with U.N. and until noon yesterday, 13 other 125,000 Deaths forces over the weekend and -took Sudanese were wounded and 12 control. still are missing. Doctor Reports Anemia The ships, department spokes- A Canadian signal captain also Tallin, Estonia, March 6 man Lincoln White said, are avail- (ff)— Trial opened today for is missing and the U;N. spokesman able for the United Nations if the said there are grave fqarg for hlS three Estonians accused of London, March 8 (gV-Elizabeths in Miss Taylor’s condition, but she world organization needs them. safety. murdering 125,000 East Taylor, gravely 111 with pneu- is not out of danger yet,” said a He said he did not know whether Matadi is The Congo’s principal Europeans, most of them monia, haa developed anemia 'and bulletin from Uie team of six doc- any marines are aboard. supply port and without control ‘This action has no unilate^ Jews, in Nazi death camps is b e i^ given Mood traiwfaaions, tors attending the Hollywood star. there, the U.N. supply operation her doctors reported tonight. Last night the doctors said her significance,” White told a jr'ws could be gravely endangered. during World War II. Ope of Dr. Carl Heinz Goldman, one of condition had “Improved consider- ! conference, President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana and Adlai Steven.son. U.S. amba-ssador to the United Nations, Trouble blew up in the hillside the defendants calmly re- the actress’ 6-maa medical team, ably." He pointed out that/ii l.s the meet' for breakfast this morning at Stevenson's suite in New York’s Waldorf Towers. Nkrumah town 60 miles up The Congo River cou n t^ the procedure for the said: “ We are a Uttle worried Dr. Carl Heinz Goldman, Miss e.stablished policy of/th e United arrived yesterday by plane. He is scheduled to adress the UN General Assembly tomorrow. (AP when Congolese units erected road extermination "shoots" to a aibout her today. Her blood Is not Taylor’s personal physician, said States to assist th^lfnited Nations Photofax). »• blocks to impede the movement of very good. She Is becoming anemic she wtJuld be In the London Clinic in its effort to restore peace and _ ...... ' .1.1—s> U.N. personnenl. Two helicopters Soviet court. . and we are giving her blood for at least another 10 days and order in Thej^dngo. also were seized as they touched Ralf Gerrets and Jan Vijk franstUslons.” “she will need a long time to re- The N ay^ ships, identified by down at nearby Bqma. That was on pleaded guilty at the start of Jthe Goldman said In an- interview cuperate, perhaps a year.” Confer on Congo Crisis Friday. • trial. A thirds man, Ain Edwin the NayyAs Solant (for South At- State News ______131______S ______^------the 20-year-old star Is "still The prospect of such a long lantlcK amity, have been on a Next day, the Congolese tried to Mere, escaped to Britain after the gravely 111.” period away from the cameras dislodge an 11-nian guard of U._N. war and the British refuse to grant goodwill tour in the Atlantic off He declined to elaborate further raised another big question mark e coast of West Africa. They Sudanese troops which had be'en a Soviet extradition request. He is on her condition, and sa^l a b ^ e - over the future of the multi-mil- Roundup Adlai Sees Nkrumah, thrown around a hillside •villa used being tried in absentia. have called at 11 African ports and tin will be Issued at 0 pin. (4 p. llon-dollar epic “Cleopatra” , were on their way to Capetown as a communications center by a The Soviet government, .which Canadian signal' unit. EST), which Miss Taylor was to ^ la y when ordered to return to the coast '' » has controlled Estonia since World The movie. actress spent a reet- the title role. of the civil war-tom Congo' Rjfpub- The Congolese opened up with War n , invited foreign torrespond- leM day—with a tabs iaaerted In But Dr. Goldman^ Mid Miss 11c. , . Democrat Raps Will Talk to Gromyko 37mm. antitank gruns, killing a Sudadenese and wrecking the post. enU from Moscow to, lUUnd... the her throat to aki breathing. Earli- Taylor "has tremendous fighting The move was not requested by trial. er reporta said she had displayed powers and J feel certain she will United NaUons, White s a id - Carping Critics A Canadian captailrwho went Gerrets, standing ramrod some Irninrovement after a rMtIees puU through?* “it was our idea. United Nation:/ k . Y., March 6.* had been ordered to hold the big out to parley with the attacking straight in a gray suit and blue night. Dr. Goldman said the tube in- (/P)—U.S. Ambassador Adlai Ste- military base at Kitona and re- Congolese was not seen again. One ship, the destroyer Vogel- Hartford, March 6 (H —Senate shirt, testified he was a prison serted in the star’s throat to help gesang, is proceeding to Capetown. venson talked today, with Ghana's occupy Banana. Vastly outnumbered and with employe under the Germans after By RAYMOND E. PALMlCB her breathihg had made her rest- Majority Leader Louis I, Glad- president, Kwame Nkrumah, on In his talks here, Nkrumah was their ammunition' running low, the London, March 6 )—Elizabeth Those which returned to Congolese they conquered Estonia in 1941. (IP less. waters are the Destroyer Gearing, stone, D-Bridgeport, haa called on The Congo crisis and arranged to expected to press his demgnd that Canadian signal post and its Su- He worked at the Jagala Camp Tayior had a restless night but De. Middleton Price, the breath- Republicans to put an end to their meet later with Soviet Foreign a, solution of The Congo problem danese, guards surrendered Satur- showed slight Improvement this an LST (Landing ship tank), an near here and. said trains arrived ing expert, was with her all LSD (landing ship dock), and the ” cai-ping, criticism” of Gov. John Minister Aridrei Gromyko.' must be left in the hands.^of A f- day evening. regularly from Czechoslovakia morning In h er' desperate fight nlght.’l .he reported. U.N. Secretary-General Dag ricans only. Elsewhere in the town, fighting against pneumonia, her doctors oiler Nespelin. N. Dempsey's’ proposed budget. with prisoners. At a typical execu- An incision for the tube was White, in announcing this, said Hammarskjold also planned .to After his meeting with Steven-, went on until noon Sunday. reported. made down low on«the throat, just He urged them to back up "their discuss the growing crisis with son Nkrumah told reporters that More than 1,000 Congolese “There is a slight Improvement "We attach no , particular sig- barrages of criticism with con- (Continued on Page-Thirteen) above the breast bone, a friertd nificance to this order.” Nknimah as delegates assembled "Africans combined, supported by troops, armed with machine guns, structive proposals of their own." for resumption- of the General As- said. The scar will not show ex- The ships, he said, are still sev- the United Nations — that's the mortars and antitank artillery, cept with low-necked gowns. Meanwhile, Senate Minority sembl.v tomorrow, only way to save The Congo.” eral hundreJifniies from The Con- Leader Peter P. Maria.nl, R-Groton, were ranged against the U.N. Su- After visiting the star today, an- Nkrumah will address the 99- ’ Asked if they nad discussed danese garrison. go, and are approaching the. coast said that "Dempsey need have no nation assembly when it resumes Plus Rain, Snow and Fog other friend, Suzanne Cardozo, at normal cruising speed. White "Africa for Africans,” Stevenson At noon, negotiators from both told newsmen: fear but that the Republicans, will its 15th session after an 11-week present a balanced’ budget.” told newsmen: “We discus.sed sides met to arrange a cease-fire. Poor Liz,' she can’ t talk. She (Continued on Page Seven) recess. everything, including the rent.” - But as the talks were going on the has tO'scribble on pieces of paper. Gladstone's criticisms were con- Hammarskjold discussed the tained in a statement issued Sat "Yes, we did,” Nkrumah said. But she's taking an interest in latest Congo developments at an (Continued on Page Sevtm) Tornadbes Pounce urday. Mariani’s remarks were emergency meeting last night Ste\’enson added that "Happily, \ . ' • things. And she is a bit better.” made at a dinner of the Third Sen- with his 18-nation advisory com- we usually agree about' impogtant- Miss Taylor's husband, singer — the most important — things." Eddie Fisher, remained hour after atorial District Republican Club the mittee. He dispatched.instructions same day. to the U.N. command for urgent British Minister of State David hour at her bedside. News Tidbits Ormsby-Goie also was on hand for On Midwest States At 4 o'clock on Saturday after- Marianl said Republicans are action, But U.N. officials would Culled from AP Wires presently examining Dempsey’s not disclose his plans. the Msembly reopening. The bal- noon Elizabeth was given one hour ance of the session is expected to Bulletins to live," he said. "Now there's budget “ item by item” and, on The secretary-general sent to completion of the study, will rec- last six to eight weeks; from the AP Wires By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ^again seven to eight blocks to the hope.- She will live. She must.” the security council a preliminary Diplomats hoped to avoid long Miss Cardozo said of the elec- Paul F. Bikle, man who heads ommend where savings can be report on the fighting between A rash of twisters stabbed into northeast, and the roof of a. vacant made. debate on such cold War issues as arts of the Midwest today kill- factory building was blown against tronic lung that helps the star X15 Rocket Plane prograrp, sets Congolese 4nd U.N. troops at the Tibet, Hungary and the ' Soviet breathe: "That wonderful ma- world altitude record in glider. -And the budget we will return port cities of Banana and Matadi. CARDINAL MIMMI DIES ig three persons,, injuring at least a confectionery. i to him (Dempsey), ma.v provide a complaining against U.S. recon- two others and causing extensive All the eight main emokestaents chine, the breathing apparatus — W. Averell Harriman, President The report covered the U.N. naissance flights, but there was no Rome, March 6 1^) — Mar- e John F. Kennedy's special ambas stiff test for his executive ability damage. were blown down at Morgan Pack- well, it's savqd Liz's life. That and withdrayal from Banana but was sign of agreement that the discus- cello Cardinal Mimirii, 78, Italian her sliperb terfm of doctors.” sador, has tWo-bour - conference in being able to liv
larly like the "Concerto of the Al- batross,” by. Georglo Ghedlnl, , ^aces L on g R ecu peration ‘Bus Stop’ Plays- I heard in a Hartford Symphony Sheinwold on program, Dec. 14, last. mm Almquist'Boehm To Record Crowd 1 ^ ^ works ware Inspired %y A nnounce Engagements MelvlUe'B "Moby Dick" which Elizabeth Taylor Better, “THE WAY would suddenly seem to hold a MAKiS good use < North jlealec M lu Valerie Bernice Boehm of The Little TTieater of.MancheS-| OLLIE’S fascination for composers. The OF ffi^ L L MEBCIES Both aidae vnloenble Manchester became the bride of. ter broke area records on Friday i Nomu anti Saturdijy nights when more; Ghedini work was written in 1945, By Alfred SbetawoM ; 0 9 7 4 Philip Weeton Almqulst of but 1 don't know ' when Mennin than 1.000 persons saw Uicir pro-1 I HEARD IT” StiU Not Out of Danger For the lairt twsnty ysAa 1 have 0 9 8 Wetherifleld, and San Francisco, AUTO BODY duction at Bowers School.. | wrote lUs opus. It could not have AKQ6S Calif., at St. Mary’s Episcopal been too long ago. since the com- been going about with a lantern, Saturday's performance, par- W ELDING, A UTO B ODY ond FENDER RCPAIRS by John Gruber (CoBtlaiMd from Pago OM) A q T Church* Saturday. < poser was born in. 1923. looking for a bridge player who W I S T EAST The bride is the daughter of ticularly, was attended by a revord 281 ADAMS ST. TEL. Ml 9^5025 After Intermi.ssion we shall hear doaen’t complain about the carde Mr. and Mrs. William Graham audience. At 8:20 dobr .sales had Brahms’ Fourth Symphony, a emmm "Sometimes she can manago 4 J 3 to be discontinued, the "standing I COM PLETE C A R P A INTIN G he is dealt. AU I have found U 0 7 3 2 Boehm, 477 Adams St. The bride; sUndard work of the symphonic by .Michael A. Petti, M.D. whisper. But even then you have to J' 8 7 3 2 f 10 9 groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.' room only" sign was out, and only | LA C QUE R and ENAMEL repertoire. It is the least popular do a lot of lip-reading, She scrib- that one good wi^' to make your- 7 6 5 3 10 8 1 those W'ho had purchased their i by tKe Italian Frederick O. A. Almquist, Wethers- t Sunday will bring the Indiana-»as the greatest of the works In this form by the aelf unpopular la to advice people SOUTH' field. tickets previously to that evening composer. WHAT IS A doeo bles well, though. r polli Symphony to Mancheeler In German master, and was very FiaST-AlO TBIATHSNT to play their carde better Inetead The Rev, Prescott Beach, ,oufate could he admitted. More than a I The ‘'Met” hasn't mounted the slow in coming into general ac- "You still have to mix a few O^Q16S4 score of wbuld-bc spectators were i another ot the Community Concert FOB BUBNS ? prayers with the hope. She’s of complaining eo much. at St. Mary’s, pcrfqjrnted the opera since 1895. and I’ve never ceptance. Even today,' 75 years af- double ring servlce:..'Bouqu«ts of turned away at the door. ‘ - Aasociation eeries. It's a very good seen it. The overture, however, is ter ita first performance, there arc awfully resilient though. And poor When fMa hand was dealt, Weit ik ^9 4 P R OTECT YOUR H O M E W ITH white mums were' at the altar. “Tlie support given our efforts 'j." *. orchestra and was once picked by based on themes from the opera many who accept the work only Eddii, he's certainly been through wasn’t grateful for the cards he Nerth J ta t ^ B.v the people of Manchester is 'which is based on the life of Queen the nilll.” held. He thought he waa. entitled 16 14 2 0 Fmb Sydney MacAlpine was organist, » Deems Taylor as among the top with reservations. and Franklin Lawrence, soloist.' moat heartening." said Betty Semiramis. Her name has be- Like the Prokofieff. it Is in four Miss Taylor's private secretary to better oarda. Little did he real- 3 6 Fue 3 O Fue FIRE W A TC H <1- ton symphonic, aggregations in the 4 0 All Fbm . Giveh In marriage by her father, Lundberg, business manager for *; countrj’. come a byword in history as a movements, but Brahms spins his told reporters: ise that he had just enough to de- the town-sponsored group. "But, regicide, and it is a synonj-m for . "The electronic machine la keep- Opening lead — 4 1 the bride wore a princess-style e- While it had been in existence be- composition put to about 45 min. feat the contract. gown of white silk taffeta. 'The "she went on." such overwhelming J. fore that Ume, it got going in good perfidy. At least thirty other ^lll utes in length. ‘'Cellists all like the ing her alive. Without it she would Waat opened the jack of spades success also brings its problems. This amazing Home fire alarm system may be the m o s t length operas have been based on work, probably because of a par- not b«f able to breathe. Slowly, •omewhat regretfully, aince he eential it is to respond to your go'wn was designed with a scallop- f style in 1934, as I recall it. when partner's takeout double. ed Sabrina neckline of re-embroid- We were unprepared for such important purch'ase in your life time. r Fabien Seritsky assumed its baton. the story of this Assyrian Queen ticularly felicitous theme in the very slowly, the lungs are clear- hated to part so sodn' with hie only throngs and regret exceedingly who lived about 800 B.C. 'Andante" which is given to those ing. The next week or two will be honor card. Bast took the top (Copyright 1961, General Features ered Alencon lace, trimmed with -1%I 4 He came there from Bostem where <3orp.) seed pearls, bracelet-length sleeves that any of our audience or- would- } he had been conducting the'‘'Poo- Next we shall hear Prokofieff’s instruments. crucial.” apSdes and led the ten of spades I - V I . . . i l . be audience was inconvenienced or EASY “Classical" Symphony, a very Miss Taylor is being treated in at the thirt trick. with appliques of Alencon lace The engagement of Miss THerese:*' The engagement of 'Miss Mar- ka pie's Symphony" and feuding with The finale Is a series of varia- 2 STILL HOSPITALIZED disappointed by being turned i ' his uncle, Serge Koussevitsky; In clever piece of music, which en- tions on a form which has been de- the London Clinic, a private hos- This put South in' the middle. He and pearls, a fitted bodice, and Lucille DuBois to Robert Charles garet Louise Reid of Manchester T t o Norwalk, March 6 (JP)—^Two men dome-shaped sklr^^^ccented with away." , ' • ' Hewitt, both of Manchester, is an- to^ Brannon Mease Smathers of • fact Fabien's name was also deavors to show how Mosart scribed both as a chaconne and as pital. No part of 'ths costs are had to step lip with the king ot Mrs. Lundberg wishes to assure INSTALL »• Kousaevitsky, but in order to avoid might have written had he com- hearts to Miut West out. "You remained hospitalized today after appliques and terminating In a nounced bv her mother,' Mrs. Cahton, N.C., la announced by her * 8 9 a passacaglia, by different musi- chargeable to Britain’s heEdth her fellow townspeople that imr f confusion with his more famous posed in 1918, the year of this cologists. service of socialised medicine. didn’t have to work so hard,” West an explosion at a power company chapel train. She wore a scalloped George C. Mlllett. 124 High St. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Francis B. substation h y e last week result- crown of seed pearls with finger- mediate ronsldoralion is being She is also the daughter of the Reid, OS Mountain Rd.. Manchee- » . uncle, he dropped the first syllable work’s premiere, A full symphony The whole composition is tragic As for the Ul-fated picture, commented wryly, given to the problem of adequate r In Boston. In four movements, it still only in nature, and Niemann found in IF THI BUBN IS LIBS THAN studio ofBciala did not want to talk Entern Dununy C. ed in the deaths H two men. Dead tip veil of French illusion. The late Alchey DuBois. ter. 2 0 ^ OF THE BODY, JUST are Eric Olson, 44, Stamford, and bride carried a prayerbook mark- sealing facilities for future audi- Her fiance is the son of Mr. and . Her-flance is the son of Mrs. An- ' He brought 'with him a number requires about 15 minutes of per- the work Brahms’s "own tragic IHHIBSt THt BUBNIO about it. South had to reach dummy with ences. either by securing a larger ^ of Boston musicians, some of forming time. recognition that as a tragic com- Producer Welter Wanger said: the jack of clubs In order to lead Fred Ham, 22, Ridgefield. Nor- ed with white rosefbuds and cas- Mrs. John Hewitt, 2632 NE 3rd nie Mae Smathers, Canton, and JOHN J. LAWS _,BABT IN COLO WAT8B,. walk hospital reported Richard hail or .by developing a different Ct., Boynton Beach. Fla. , whom are still members of the Peter Mennln's "ConcerUto" poser, his place is not at the side "fHIS BELIIVIS THE PAIN "The only Item on our agenda is a trump Reward his hand. East cades of sweet peas. system of ticket distribution. the late Bowden M. Smathers. Sales Representative Of Fire Watch Systems of Hartford * orchestra, which Is now conduct- brings the program to intermis- of Beethoven." the health of Lis Taylor. We played the ten of hearts, and South Destree,-26, of Norwalk in aerioua Miss Diane L. Boehm was her. The bride-elect is a graduate of Miss Reid, a 1959 graduate of For Information Tel. Andover PI 2-7936 Or, AND SPEEDS HEALINQ. ^ condition and Charlea Morgan, 33, “Vic are so grateful to Man- Manchester U'E*' School and is ! ed by Izler Solomon. The or- sion. This is a work with which I haven’t considered the future of won with the queen. sister’s maid of honor. She wore Manchester High School, attended Write Fire Watch—Box 12, Andover MssWi CipwAi h 6i4pE6 to ^ mUeet bUs. Middlebury, in fair condition. All chester for taking the Little employed by the Metropolitan Life chestra prospered, and it is now aun utterly unfamiliar. Mennin is It so w y b b ftHB*4s4 Is W «i s AsfMBiMs ssftir«a a petal pink, gown of silk organza Bay Path Junior College, arid is Cleopatra.’ ” South co(iI(|;next lead a low heart, were members o f a 6-man work 'Thi»ter to its heart that we are Insurance Co. J well eotabliahed on the American an American, bom in 1923, who Joseph Mankiewics, the director, using dummy’s nine to force out in ballerina length with scoop neck- determined to see' that in the fu- employed by the Travelers Insur- has taught composition at J.uUiard party caught in the (Connecticut line. cap sleeves and bouffant skirt. Mr. Hewitt attended Manchester ance Co. - scene. " Big Leftist Cain told reporters: "I wouldn’t cars the ace. But now East led another Li|^t A Power Co. installation ture po one is turned.away from High School and Howell Cheney ' The program is quite Interest- in New York. less about the film. It's U s we’re spade, and South was once mOre The back of the skirt ,was accented one of our performances again,” Mr. Smathers attended North generally quiet thrcnighout the w h ^ a short circuit caused an I Technical School, and Is employed Carolina State College and is a ing. It opens with Rossini’s over* The title suggests the poasiMlity thinking of all the time.” 3-6 in the middle. He couldn’t shut out ,b. a panel Of shirred organza trim- she said. I by Pratt- and Whitney Aircraft. ' ture to the opera “ Semlramls.” of spoken w o;^ , althpugh the pro- country. West’s miserable little seven of explosion and fire Friday. Ihe med with satin roses. She wore a 1959 graduate of tlie University In Chile Voting In' New York, Spyros Bkouraai fifth man, Donald Synott, about 26, I ‘ a Sept, 2 wedding is planned i This Is about all we, ever hear of gram does not indicate a speaker. The antt-govemment campaign chief of. 20th Ctntury-Fox, the hearta. If South ruffed low, West pink picture hat embroidered with of Georgia, where he was a mem-, Waterbury, escaped injury. ber of Lambda Chi Alpha social DOUBLE WORLD t bi« opera, whirii was once rated If this is the case, it will be singu- was led by the Popular Action company making the SB-million would over-ruff; and if South ruffed satin roses and carried a colonial I 4"FIJ;E FIRE (Continued from Page One) Front (FRAP), which includes with the jack, West’s seven would ;______» bouquet of deep pink roses and Double Feature fraternity. He is employed in the epic about the vamp o f the Nila, Naugatuck, March 6 (Ah — Mr- group sales training program of Communists, Socialists, CTiristian said: Bolton become the huh trump. carnations. and Mrs. Max Darm and their two th^ Communists and Socialists had Democrats and supporters of Fidel So West defeated the contract I'N). lONi> Bridesmaids were Miss Char- For Green PTA Travelers Insurance Co. GREEN STAM PS made a poor showing, and the 1 don’t care how long it takes. teenaged children escaped injury Gastrp. FRAP accused the govern' with his little seven of hearts. Was lotte Fayle, . Miss Joyce Leave- Bradford Bar.hrach Photo The wedding is planned for May ahlft in strength yesterday sur- I still intend to make Cleopatra EBEJIYMSIDEI yesterday when a fire ilestroycd ment of failing to solve critical with Elisabeth Taylor. I have no Science Fair he grateful? Not a bit of it. "Now BURNSI Dl AVt r HTH) itrom, and Miss Marilyn Chap- There will be a double feature their 2-Mory home on -Andrews 27 at the Church of the Assump- prised political observers. housing; labor and inflation prob- deal me aomething,” he laid, as man, all of Manchester, and Mrs. MRS. PHILIP WESTON ALMQUIST tion. .Loring Studios About 1.8 million persons were intention of getting another star.' program for the Green School Mountain Rd. Dam'age was esti- W EONESOAY lems.' It urged nationalizsUon of ‘‘Cleopatra" was scheduled to his pEirtner picked up the cards for Donald C.lerke of East Hartford. PTA We'dne.sday. evening;. mated at 38,000. Fire officials eligible to vote. Only 60 per cent, Chile's rich mineral Industries an(] the next ^eal. " I ’m tire
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 Mr*. Michael SaponaTa, Mrz. PAGE FOUH School, champs o f the elementary Hartford, South Windsor, Man- dance wdll he Rita Wing, Kath- Joseph Shea, Mrs. Stephen ’Turk- erine Bednar, Joan Sturtevant, ischool league, found an all-star chester and Vernon Invited. The wltnegt 80 mllea awey from the South Windsor club will meet at Wood Memorial Century Club Ington, and Mrs. Ronald Vernier. the March maatlag. The conunit- craah gite. The plane oraahed eight HANOI. Jean Gezelman, JuUa Wehren and team from the other schools too Guest models Include Mrs. tee, William Jacobus, Atty. Elisa- Andover Rita Quinn. A barbershop, quartet big to handle, and lost-47-24. W il- Library at 8:30. An installation of 'C ^ ik im h ia 9 Airm en Die miles northeaat of El Paso and now members and business meeUng Charles Daris, Mrs. Robert Mc- beth Dennis Hutchins and J. Rus- made up df Joseph Tripp, Gil Dow, liam Smith, the league giant, waa nekr the New Mexlco-Texas line. will precede the guest program be- Style Show Intosh,, Miss Kristan Aronson, sell Spearman, reported that in- The accident occurred In Texas. lUEL OIL ZB A H earag Lorn Martin and Chuck LaVole high scorer with 15 pplnts. Jim Miss P a tty Ann Turklngton, Miss TV-Radio Tonight Rohlln, All-Stars captain, made 11 ginning promptly at 7:30. The Baby Has vestigation aoon made it appa- Book Fair to In KB50 Crash The area waa roped off by Air will alng. . ' ^ Carolyn Haberen, Mies Debra iTaxLcvyUp rent that this matter la extremely Force officials. GASOLINf Roslta Parker wrill alng and points and Lenny Patient, 8. Ron- Edward Lawlor o f Wethersfield, a graduate of Grinnell College and Set March 20 Decker, Master Danny Gerrity and Involved and complex. They Irec- The plane was assigned to the Set March 16 Chuck CefaratU will atrum the nie Reardonacored.il and Tommy Master Kevin Gerrity. ommended that the town U k e no Near El Paso 4Slst A ir Refueling Squadron at Itar. Duet numbers will be sung Malln 7 for Union. from Maxwell CoUege in Syra- Assist School cuse, N. Y., will speak on "Opera Invitation to Spring” will be A t intermission time, club 3 Mills to 33 action until it has employed cotm- Biggs and was based at the base T h « Zoning Board of Appeals y Sallyly M n k .smd Lorn Martin, The games were played to bene- members will model entries In the Beeli Named Television with Phyllis Courtney as accom- for Everyone.” He will discuss and the theme of a dessert fashion sel, specialising in the fields . of The Book Fair to benefit the (OorfUniMd from Pmge Ob *) as a tennant craft attached to the w ill hold a public hearing at the fit .the college scholarship fund fourth annual fashlon-aelvlng con- The Americans BANTLY OI L play excerpts from several operas ( 00 Salty Brins'! Shack 33. 30 Tactical A ir Command. The KB60 panist. ior high school students. show to be sponsored by the Junior •. Th* town voted Saturday night municipal corporations and ease-' Andover Elementary School will Eariy Show Un(in pro_ prograat) To Tsli. rhs Truth 13 Town Hall March 16 to conzWer test, sponsored by the General Is a modiftcAtion of the R29 of I .iMI' \ M , i\l . A teachers’ quartet featuring and give an historical review of Century Club of Manchester • to levy a S3 mill tax for 1961; to ments. be held March 24 and 25, according jBIg 3 Theater (In progress) 8:10 Tales of Wells Fargo 10. 33. 30 flight wiglnogr, El Pa*o, gurvivgd tour applications. ‘Born Yesterday’ a Success the growth and development of Federation of Women’s Clubs. Then a motion was passed to to Mrs. Doris E. Chamberlal^ ITrst Show (to progresal Surtslde Six 8.' 40, 53 World War II fame. The plane Is . ' I \ ' \ - I m . M Robert Stone and Jack Goldberg Dorothy Faust, Joyce Lord, ^Cath- Applause and curtain calls af- March 20 at the Second Congrega- Mrs. Donald Forstrom, club presi- Harrtfion, Paul David, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa D. Harrt*. ! appropriate 510,000 to the Oor DucKnin tiowimg IH by hit widow. Hometown wag Kel- used for aerial refueling o f. Jet— I erine Jordan and Caryl Segal will opera table the study until after action pnncipotT T:00 Danny- Thomas Show 3. 13 of 364 West Middle Turfiplke, ter the show Indicated that the tional Church auditorium. dent, will provide the commentary. aon, 23 Orchard St. He was bom Feb. 26 at ManoheaUr -M*— Tumbla Volunteer Wre Depart- logg, Minn. fighters attached to the TAC. TfL Mlfrlicll 9.459b Bin'if'and Gwyneth Grano -will Hostesses for the evening will is taken by the General Assem- She aaid the 20 per cent profit Panic Acapulco 10. 32. 30 Manchester, request a -variance to South Windsor Country Players Women's and children’s fashions Entries will be judged by Mrs. morial Hoapital. Hia maternal grandpareifta are Mr. and Mr*. ment and to fight the nuiaance of Al Mann Newt 1:30 Andy Griffith Show 13 The plane waa returning from dance. Virginia ..Rettberg will also be Mrs. Richard Tracy and Mrs. bly on a bill introduced by Rep. the achool will receive on each tale X. 8. Sgt. Bgrnard F. Rivera, '52 got off to a flying start in staging from -The Fair at the Parkade will Belding and Mrs. Helen Chambers, Richard J. pataon, Eaat Hartford. Hia paternal grandparent* obnoxloua odors and health haxarda g:lS Rescue S Streets of Danger II its Pacific assignment and had ROCKVILLE TR S-827I erect two 6 by 8 foot signs on land •be heard In solo numbers. Eldward Rakowskl. LaVergne H. Williams, concern- will be invested in new books for Modern Digest Danta 10. 33. 30 flight engineer, El Paao, aurvlved their first production, "Born ifes- be presented, with commentary by are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney HarHaon, 65 Jean Rd. He haa a alatar, aaid to be created at the OonnecU- stopped at McClellen Air Force abutting the Wilbur Cross Park- . W alt Umberfleld will 'entertain head of the department of cloth- ing the power of towns to acquire the school library. Circulation so (:3& Weather. News A Sports Adventures in Paradise tC) by hla widow and twij* children. teiday.” The play ran Thursday, Fumes Ignite Mrs. Doris Belding. Proceeds from Tracy Lynn, 1. cut Bl-ProducU Co. Two Faces West 8. 40. S3 Base near San Francisco before way in Wapplng. with magic lacts; Allan Parker ing, textiles and related arts for land for recreational areas. •far this year was 5,1,89 for 239 Hometown waa Rochdala, Maas. Friday and Saturday at Wapplqg Fumes from gasoline which was the show will benefit 'th e Yale In addition, the voters sent a S:S0 Clubllouse - 10:00 Million Dollar M ovie 18 Carmine J. Napolitano at 52 the home economics department of children, she said, and more books nennesey S, 12 18. Sgt. Claude L. Early, 28, crew starting the return trip to Biggs. and W alt Hill will appear In a School auditorium. spilled on the the basement floo? Haberem, Ronald George J-r., aon of Mr. stnd Mra. Ronald resolution to Hubert P. CollUns. For several years, residents in C->mpaes y There normally is a crew of ilx John St., East Hartford, seeks an cpmical sklt; .ind Gordon Kirkpat- Tumor Clinic and CARE. University of Connecticut, are needed. Channel 8 News The Barbara Stanwyck -Show chief, El Paso, survived by hla Mrs. Betty Spalla gave an out- of the .Leland Newman residence Mrs. Edgar McCulloch will be George Haberem, 197 Center St. He waa bom Feb. 26 at Man- recently retired Town Clerk who the Hop River Srea have com- 33. 30 aaaigned to the KB50, and there exception to build a single fafnily rick will play severar'plano selec- Tickets may be obtained from Prices at the fair w ill range Robin Hood' widow. Hometewm was Hardin, Mo. standing performance as Billy at 524'Avery St., were ignited, at general chairman of the show, chester Memorial Hoapital. ' His maternal' grandmother la Mr*. Is ill at his home: tabled .action on plained of odors emanating from 8:85 Doug Edwards Adventures In Paradise 10 waa no immediate* reason given as home in an Industrial expansion tions and act as accompanist for any club member. from 19 cents for linen-covered 10:30 June Allyson Show 13 Ariman 2nd Claaa Joseph T. W/// Dawn, a dumb blonde who finally about 9:30 a.m. Saturday when the Samuel Haberem, Manchester. His paternal g;fandparenta ar* an “ encroachment Inveatigation" the Oonneotleut Bi-Products Com- Huntley-Brlnkley Report to why more men were aboard the zone on Long Hill Rd., near the the musical numbers. with Mrs. RJehard Kwiecienski and pre-achool books to 52. 10. 32. San Francisco Beat 3 Rothschotf, 24, aaalatant crew “wised up.” Frank Enes convinc- oil burner went on. The flash fire Mrs. Robert Larpiett as co-chalr- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tarasek, Rockville. and authorised the selectmen to pany In Hop River., which, al- P eter Gunn 8. 40, 53 plane when It crashed. All of the town line. . . Glenn R,oberts will be master of Mrs. Cftamberlsln also reported 7:00 A lter Dinner M ovls chief, survived by hla father of ingly played the part of Hafry started a few rags smoldering, but Shotcers Thursday take care of two other minor though aituated in the town of Berts Jackpot 23. -vlctlma were from Biggi. Arthur Aaron of 955 Colony RJl., ceremonies. mcn. Others in charge of arrange- In "School Chatsa pubUcatlon News A Weather 11:00 News Parker, Colo, Hla hometown waa Brock, a^ racketeer greedy for caused no damage. Smoke was so Marchant, -Thomas Kidder, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Darton Coventry, is closer to Columbia People’s Choice ■ Thie KB60 la powered by four West Hartford, requests a vari- Benefit Game a Thriller ments include Mrs. Allan Schu- Items. sent to parents, that the achool W orld's Best Movies Parker.^ power; and Louis Cersosimo • as dehse, however, that volunteer fire- Windsor Lkicks, March 6 (JP>— Marchant, 22 Shipman Dr., Glastonbury. He waa bom March 1 The new tax will be d\ie A.pril 1. residential area than Coventrj'. News A Weather News. Sports A Weather piston engines and two auxiliary ance to erecct a 4 by 8 foot double- Teachers of the Union. Wapplng bert, dessert; Mrs. Stephen 'Turk- lunch program is "running very Phil Sllrers Show 8. 8 ^ Harold B. Meeusen, 27, Ed Devery, a lawyer corrupted by The U.S Weather Bureau at Brad- at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother i* and la an increase of th iw mills The situation has been fought from 11; 16 Jack P a a r Show (C ) General Electric J57 jet engines. and A-very Schools edged out their men had to wear masks Into the ington, Mrs. Roger Hall and Mrs. well.” Death Valley Days Suspense Theater Biggs, right refueling operator, faced sign on the east side of, Rt. money, gaVe a polished portrayal. !»'■ field issued this Connecticut Mrs. Helen G. Kidder, Glastonbury. His paternal grandmother every angle. While arrests were "Menus are varied. Interesting Million Dollar Movls Ellsworth High and the Pleasant cellar. Raymond , Gantick,. prizes; Mrs. over last year. Feature 40 aurvlved by his widow, Spokane, 6 opposite McGuire Rd. purpose of Other members of the ca.st in- forecast today: Is Mrs. Lillian D.. Marchant, Saugerties, N. Y. He htui a broth- The Fire Department will pur- madV. and the cases taken to and delicious,” she said. "Payments Father Knows Best Premiers the sign will be to advertise Valley School colleagues, 54-53. cluded Jon Pandozzi as Paul Ver- Lawrence Decker and Mrs. John court, there has been no real sat- 7:18 News 11:2S K fiw i Wash., a mother In Grand Junc- Manchester Evening Herald Aronson, tickets; Mrs. Herbert j.’emperatures during the five er, Daniel D., 3; and a sister, Susan, 2. chase a new motorised 2,000 gal- are coming in promptly, participa W Mass, Highlights ll;30 Jack Paar Show (C) Craftsman Homes Inc. Saturday, lilght in an overtime rall, a reporter; Dr. John Farn- isfaction. It was reported that In- tion has Increased, and we are able Uon, Mich. basketball game In Ellsworth gym' !4outh. Windsor correspondent, El- Peterson, program; Mrs. McCul- day period, Tuesday through Sat- lon tank, pump and other equip- Sports Camera 1:00 lsat<> News Airman l.C. Clifton C. Tabor, Public Record® A.. R. F. Builders Inc., of 108 ham as the corrupt senator. Nor- urday, will average 3 to '8 degrees Hale, Jeffrey CharleH, son of Mr. and Mrs.- Robert Alden Hale, ment which will cost considerably spectors for the Slate Department to keep abreast of^rpurchases.” 7:30 Cheyenhe that had the capacity crowd sit- val Hedges; and Russ Anderson more Burnham, telephone Mitchell loch, table decoralions; Mrs. Ralph The New New Haven K e w i and Sign O ff 27, Biggs, left refueling operator, Beacon St., Hartford, seeks a vari- above normal, with Itttle day to 304 Hilton Dr.. ‘South Windsor. He was bom March 1 at Man- over the appropriated amount, but of Health have done all they can. Mrs. Chamberlaib-^dded a small lavfT ___ ting on the edge of their seats un- ais Eddie Brock, Harry's young as 4-0674. Corban and Mrs. James Borde- survived by hla parents, Mr. and Warrantee Deed ance to erect a 4 Ay 5 foot sign on day change except somewhat cool- chester Memorial Hospital. His matejmal grandmother la-Mr*. they plan to raise the b a ile e on A motion wasjaased which au^ number of letters ha^^g^lne_Quf in- SEE S A W R O A V S TV WEER FOR COMPLETE LISTING Lloyd-^. and Rita E. Davidson til the final whistle,______distant. wl.ck, publicity; Mrs, Peter Plikai- Mrs. Carroll 8. Tabor, Albany,. Foster St. to advertise homes be- tis. hostess. er about Friday. The normal high "-Edward Charles, Bah their own. The firemen presented tho.riied and directed the select- volving unpaid bills/for last year to Donald P. Ranney, property at Eric Hohenthal netted 27 Deserving special mention were Fund.Ralsing Study men to lake every neceaaary ac- Tex. ing built there. Club members who will -model and low temperatures for this pe- is Mrs. Titus S. Hale Sr., Portland. a resolution passed by them,, vot- as r^ulred by the town auditors. 19-21 Seaman Circle. All persons Interested may at- points and Anthony Manizza 14 Richard Price for hi.s able direc- New Haven, March 8 tffi—Quinnl- tion to eliminate this nuisance by She asked to be contacted in the Llated as the maintenance men tion of the cast, and Mrs. Sheila plac and New Haven Colleges have are Mrs Jeffrey Arnold, Mrs. John riod are 45 and 25 In the Hartford ing reAltat^ution pt the property Quitclaim Deeds tend and be heard. for the winners. High School Danehy, Kevin Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester John Dan- they own giving it to the town if Bl-Produels Co.- event of any errors. Radio were Early and Rothschotf. Coach Charles Shares tied for high Lutin and Mrs. Arlerte Welles for engaged a New York firm .ITam- Aronson, .Mrs. Briice Fowler, Mrs. area and 43 and 27 for both New Small fires' dotted the deaert Elwyn E. Owen to Lance E. Variety Show Set John Frank, Mrs. Mario Prattaro- Haven and Bridgeport. ehy, 16 Northwood Apts., Storrs. He'was bom Feb.,28 at Man- at any time the Department ydis- By request' of registrars, the The principal also noted in (This listing Includes only those neire broadcasts ef 10 er IS-mlnuta and Sally-Aim Owen, property at scorer of the game with 27 points, their set design. blyn and Broiyn) to study the feasi- town voted to. authorise the aelec- •'Chats” that parents k^ve been floor when rescue workers arrived QUARANTMDj The Avery School P T A meeting bility of a joint fund-rsdslng cam- li, Mrs. Francis Garber, Mrs. W il- Precipitation may total over one chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. •olves. length. Some- etattone carry other short aewscasta) 83-85 Eldridge St. and Pleasant Valley Principal W il- Neighbors’ Night Set men to call extra voter-making visiting classes and coming to at the geene, but the fires were Tuesday at 8 ,p.m. at the achool paign by the two institutions. Both liam Haberen, Mrs. Jack Lappen, half inch occurring as showers and Mrs. Joseph Schoendorf, Norwich, N. Y. Hts paternal grand- In order to give the department . W D B C — I3 W *9:00 I.lbrsry Program John W. Volz to John W. and win feature a 12-act variety Show liam Perry also scored in double The Junior Woman's Club meet- sessions when necessary. There school conferences. "This is good 9:06 Showcase and News extinguished by fire units from ing tonight will be. "Neighbors’ colleges are non-profit and non-sec- Mrs. Dale Martin, Mrs. Charles about Thursday and a ^ ln about mother la Mra. Francelia Danehy, Hamiltoh, N. Y. the 510.000 without making too 8.UU N ew s Janet M. 'Volz, property at 214 Erected by Mrs. Allen Parker. figures -with 10 points. seemed to be some question as to and weld like lots, more of both,"' 6.10 Art Johnson Shoe 9:30 Music Beyond the Stars and N sv the base. Night” with gueits from East tarian. McKenzie, Mrs. Herbert Petprson, Saturday. much change in the estimated 13:06 N ew s Roundup Appearing In ar French can-can I t a preliminary game. Union the-legality of delegating this re- she. said. K-.tCi R a v m i r S h i n e s Acceaa to the craah area was.by Hilliard St. Feiin, Stephen Andrew, son of Mn and Mrs. Raymond Z<. budget, it was voted to reduce the 11:0S Skt Report 12:15 Blgn-OR Tax Lien MORI ARTY Penn. 395 N. Main St. He was bom Feb. 27 at Manchester Me- Reserve Fund allowance to 51.000 ^>onaibiUty. however. T lie sixth grade wm present s- 1:00 News. Sign Off foot and jeep with some of the The selectmen were also em- Civil War commemoration pro- R, P. POTTER RITES rescue teams going In by helicop- United States Internal Revenue morial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. and put the other 59,000 from it WHAV—*18 Service, against Paul J. Rothman, Joseph Vesco, 72 Pine St. His paternal grandmotheit is M ra., Into the firemen's appropriation. powered to invest 5100, given to gram at the April PTA meeUng. 6:00 Paul H arvey Bridgeport, March 6 (Ah — Fu- ter. 8 :30 -Sound - Stage - tax lien for 51,227.47, property at Irothers MartA.Fenn, 397 N. Main St. He haa two slaters, Susa^, 2, and the town by John L. Hall, in a Here is the elementary ■ school neral aervlceg will be held Wednes- Base officials said the pilot had Other changes in the estimated 7:UU K d w a ra P M o rga n 11 Tyler Clr. Lauri^l. I' ' perpetual fund and use the inter- lunch menu for tomorrow through 7:15 Sound Stage day for Raymond P. Potter, for- contacted the Biggs tower for budget aidded 5450 to the Civil De- ' Building Permit fense Item: 5250 to the tax collec- est for care of certain burial lots Friday; Tomorrow — Italian spa- 8:3t> N ight n i ggni h mer vice president of the Happen- landing InatrucUons just prior to 301 C EN TER ST. 12:00 Sign O ff '■^iGreen Manor Construction Co., ANOTHER FIRST NATIONAL EXCLUSIVE! Hagentfw, Andrew Richmond, son at Mr. and l^ra. tor; and 5450 to towq buildings. It in Old Cemeterj-. ghetti, green salad, cheese sticks, stall Steel Co., of Bridgeport, the craah. The pilot reported no bread and butter, ginger bread WTIC—1888 Hartford and Detroit. Potter, 62. trouble. Inc., to erect dwelling at 136 Scoit Ml 345135 ^ George Hagenow, 29 Whitney Rd. H fiA as bom .Feb. 27 a t . also took 5200 from elections and The Rev. George K Elvai^ bn 6:00 News aad Weather cheater Memorial Hospital. Hla maternal grandmother la Mm. town meetings, 550 from board of speaking for the Lions Club,lb. p r ^ anand, topping, milk; Wednesday — 6:20 Strictly SporU died yesterday. A red flash was seen from one Dr.. 511,000. getable soup, tuna fish sand- 6:35 Suppertime Serenade Angellne Richmond, 33 Norwood St. His paternal grandparent* tax review and 5600 from interest. sented a motion w-hich viixis-adoptI-adopt- 'vei 6:45 rhree Star Extra are Mr. and Mrs. William K. Hagenow, 104 Cooper St. Hi* ma- Last October, at the annual ed, calling for appointment of a wich, chocolate cake, milk; Thurs- 7:06 Conversation Pleca.” day-^barbecue" beef on roll, green ternal gfreat-grandfather la Peter A. Baldwin, 33 Norwood. Bt. town meeting, q com m itte^was committee to atudy the -need for a 7:30 News Hla paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. Louisa Hagenow, 953 beans, gelatin with topping, milk; 7:45 Radio Moscow , appointed tp study the matter full-time iniblic nurse, to figure 8 .06 P o p s C on cert Main St. l|e has a brother, Mark Allen, 8; emd three ' slaters, Friday — egg-potato salad, peas, of granting perroissibn for the approximate cost and report 9:05 W hat's Your Opinion? Vanessa Ljmn, 6, Holly Anne, 4'/4, and Bernadette Roseann, 3. Individual encroachments at Co- back to the October town meeting. peanut butter sandwich, chocolate 10:06 Nlghtbeat 11:00 News lumbia Lake, and report back to The Board of Selectmen are to pudding, milk. 11:15 Sports Final McDermott, Paul Joseph, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Mc- appoint two menbera ^and the 11 :,70 Starlight Serenade Dermott, 45 Wood Dr., East Hartford. He was bom Feb. 26 at Lions Club, two. Manchester Evening Herald An- 1 :0C Sign O ff TUESDAY Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother ta LaVergne H. Williams Introduced dover correepondeot, Robert W. W POP—M il 6:00 Today In Hartford For Amateur and Professional Mrs. James R. Connor, Berkeley, R. 1. His paternal grandmoth- the resolution In tribute to Mr. Shaw, telephone Pllgrtm 2-777S. 6:15 Conn. Ballroom er la Mrs. A. V, McDermott. 54L.Chestnut St. He has a brother, 5^ Collins, who is ill at his home. The 7:Wi Bob ScoH ■nmothy J., 3%; and two sisters, Maj^r Ann, 2, and Donna M., 1. BODY RECO\'ERED 9:00 PJiy Somers resolution reada: "For more than 1 :0Q. Del R ayces Show WEDNESDAY 60 years Hubert P. Collins has been North Haven, March 6 (g")—The WINF—1238 at Syracuse Univehsity, the 'Unl- a familiar figure at every town body of 72-year-old Frank Cor- 6:00 Financial News meeting, and: Whereas Mr. Collins nell, 26 James St., has been recov- 6:05 Showcase and N sw i YWCA Otfering v « » t t y o f Connecticut, a n d -^ * has alwsys made himself avail- ered from the Mill River, police 7.00 euitoii cewit Jr adult evening school at Mawdie*- 7 15 E v e n i n g O e v o t lo n a WtY! ter -High School. The Instructor able so that we could profit by his said. Cornell was reported missing 7'2" Showcase and. News Russian Lessons vast , experience and knowledge Jan. 7. Police said there was no 7-.35 The Reviewing Stand will provide necessary material*. 8:00 News _ Another course open t » student* and; Whereaa, Mr. Colllna ie ill and indication of foul play in the 8 05 The W orld Today ’Two l'0-lts86on aeries in Conver- cannot be with us this evening: death. '8:30 News and Showcasa - In Grades 7 through 9 -wtll be ball- Therefore, be It resolved that this sational Russian wliybe sponsored room dancing imder the instruc- meeting .express its appreciation by the ManchesteiyYWCA begin- tion of Rolda and Halrla Olbeoh. to Mr. Collins and wish him a f ning March 13,#rom 4 to 5 p.m. The eight-lesson series will begin speedy and complete recovery. Be Sizzfinq for 3 teah ajCover)! for 7th and 8ui graders, and on March 15 from 7:30 to 8:80 pan., it fljj^ e r resolved that the clerk Science Shrinks Piles March 20 train 7 to 8 p.m. for 9th and will Include basic bfUlroom send a copy of thU resolution to through 12tn graders. etiquette, instruction in the wait*, him." ’The instrtetor for -the two foxtrot, polkSj cha cha, modem New Way Without Surgery classes at me/Communlty Y -will and novelty dances. A similar Manchester Evening Herald Ce- be David Polutnlk, a graduate of course will be offered for 5th and hmiMa oorreapondent Mrs. Donald Stops Itch—Relieves Pain the ’Teachers' College of Moscow. 6th graders if there I* sufficient R. Tnttlet . telephene ACadesny He haa taught in Russia, Germany, demand. kv. Tcrii, N. T. (SvmUI) - For the 8-S4SS. so thorough that auffarsra raada first time sciencs has found a new astonishing statements Ilka "Piles beallnc subitance srith the aaton- have ceased to ba a problem I” ishiug ability to-abrink hemor- The secret is a new healing sub- Gomti On Display rhoidi, atop itchine, and relieve stance (Bio-Dyne*)—discovery'of Ruben Plenn Sa ys: pain — without surgery. a world-famous research inatituts. Frdin Lincoln Era la ease aftaacaae, whila gently This substance la qow aTailsUs reliaying pain, actual reduction .In suppository or erntmeat /arm (ahrinkags) took plsjll. under the name PreparwHan W*. nil Spriig A gown worn-.;-ft.' Lincoln’s Upst'amaxing-offailure all^reaalta wars At all drug eonnters. inauguiikl ball by a great-grand- Eisioe Tarniip Nw” mother of Frederick A. Sweet, 42. • CEAN and ADJUST N, School 8L.’ la among an exhibit _ SPARK PLUGS—REPLACE df Civil War memorabilia which IF NECESSARY opened yesterday at the Lutz Jun- OF MANCHESTER PACKED WlTklCORES OF INFORMATIVE IlLUSTRATIONS • CHECK DI8TR1BUTOB ior Museum, 126 Cedar St. arrcHER cl ass go. Mitchell POINTS Also In the exhibit, which will 9-7879 INC1UDIN6 64 PAGES IN MAGNIFICENT FULL COIORI 188 W E S T M ID D L E T U R N P I K E •CHECK CONDENSER continue through April, are a Con- E>om A to Z... here’* just about atrytking you want to know about anything you-want to e CLEAN ALL GAS LINES federate Navy flag which was cap- CORNER D URANT ST. grow... prepared with the cooperation of famous garden authorities. L^arn how to grow • CLEAN or 'REPLACE tured from the gunboat. "Little every variety of plant, tree or shrab. 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A 't \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER; CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 PAGE BBYBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- MONDAY^ MARCH 6 , 1961 PAGE EPL "onfer on Congo Crisis to divide equally between the two A Thoaght for Toflay JiaiirljpBtpr partlee any new judgeship* they figu re in $1 Million Fraud UN Troops Quit Matadi Porti i^tate N ew s Bpoasored by the MAiiebester created. OouBdl ef ChurcbM Eopttittg l|praUt Now, however. Democratic' After Fighting Congolese Adlai Sees Nkrumahf Ptng.mHKD BY TH » ^ minds have opened wide to the ex- Roundup — pr int ing OO.. INC. [arry MacKenzie Dies; Hbw big am' IT U B ln^ Street (Contlaaed from Page One) jlaB cheeter. Oocm. istence of Judicial emergency. In . Is my els* decided by my car, TBOMAS F J'ERGUSON the Senate the other diy, the CABh on hand, my’ real estate, my 12th Circuit (Comtiimed from Page Qne) Will Talk to Groi WALTER R. FERGUSON Democrats were eo yoncemed, in house? Or the reputation of my Congolese opened fire again, the PaUlibera __ 'ormer Political Power UN. asseried.ted. one to six' years for breaking and - Fonaded October 1. un fact, that they rejected the rela- family T Blgneaa la determined by what F a c t o r y A u t h p r l z a d "We belUieve thla. second unprO' entering. abIMied Ever; Eventnt Cxcect tively conservative recommenda- '—voked firing, In which the Congo- 0)urt Cases Doolijtle has already been con- dayi and Holtdars. Entered at the (Contiiined from Pag* One) a man thinks and how he thinks. Rockville-V em on tOttIce at Mancheeier. Conn., aa tions of the Judicial experts, mer Clarinda Brlmhall of Danbury I m concentrated all the weapons victed in Bupdrlor Court for be- Thejrfaln issues hefor* th* H - tnnk AH apartment It Danbury. He is as big as his thoughts and ODd Claaa ItaS Matter. wnicn were that the federal bench his Ideas. at their dlspoeal, could only be ing a leader in a prison riot Jan. sembly will be The Congo problem, \ During his testimony MacKen- They had no children. explained aa an. attempt to force Manchester See*km 8UBSCR1PTION RATES As a n\an thinketh In his heart, 6, 1960, involving several hundred iarmament and Soviet demands could use 59 new Judges, and voted Aie provided two bombshells of the He engaged In real estate brok- the hand of U.N. ..ceaae-fire Benjamin Zielinski, 54, of 10 Der Pajabla to Advance yi^aterbury trial. BO is he. . the Inmatee of the Wethersfield insti- Guide Offerci that the U.N. structure be altered Cartier Mall to create no less than 73 new erage to some extent but for the ANNUAL SALE negotiators," said the U.N. spokes- pbt' Sq., was sentenced to 14 days tution. to replace the office of secretary- j Under questioning by defense at- Qm Tear ...... S2 * ? f n n most part Hvrt In seml-retlrement Rev- Robert K. Shlmoda, fia Mtmtha ...... 7.T5 11.00 judgeships. torneys he admitted narcotics ad- TalcottyiUe Congregational man in Leopoldville today in jail," to be suspended after serv- general vrith a three-man execu- in the Martha Apartments, 101 ' He said the Congolese demanded Tbrae Monttaa ...... «... 3.90 6:W The fact that there Is now a Action. N. Church. ing seven days, for intoxication. 1960 Profita $99.15 On Land^Fttl tive. Onto Month ...... 1 30 I S* - At ahouter point he and his po- Main St.. Danbury, from where he that the Sudanese. garrison In Nkrumah already has trans- Weelcly ...... ‘30 Democrat In the White House, couid iook across the street to the Flsal Wtsk sf Oiea-a-Ysar Salt Matadi withdraw Immediately-— He was also placed under proba- Bridgeport, March 6 (P)— A mitted to Secretary-General Dag litical a ll» Charles E. Williamson strike against the Connecticut MEMBER OF ___ who can be expected to distribute Danbury City Hall, a place where Roll Call Vote "or be attacked by the entire tion by the domestic relations de- DumnMethod Hammarskjold his proposal for a of Daxien,. were accused by the partment for a period of two Railway A Lighting Co. was in its THE ASSOCIATED PR E S theee rather choice Appointments state of havin,' been paid a total his name was once a byword and strength of the .Thysville garri- new all-African U.N. command In The Aaaociated Presa la excluahratv his power something to be reckon' months. . second week today with neither antltled to the use of repubUcatioo of primarily among members of his of 558,<00 in Watertury funds for Washington, March 6 (Jf) — How son, including artillery and armor.” The Congo which would disarm all cd with. — Thysville is one of the Congo- Eldward F. Johnston Jr., 19, of side giving ground. Municipal officials -will bring in- Congolese troops, free political all news dlepatchea credited to It or own party, seems to be' the main lobbying, services, (luring the Gen- New Engand members of Congress The latest word came from the to tonight's trash disposal meet- not otherwLee credited in thla paper eral Assemblies-of 1935 and 1937. Funeral services will be con- were recorded on recent roll call lese army's main bases and holds Oystal Lake Rd., EUlIngton, was prisoners. and reconvene parlia- and also the local neve pupllahed here. reason for the change in Con- close to 3,000 men, with tanks and fined $24 for speeding, company, which shld it was pre- ing a Series of recommendations ment. He has also proposed that All lichts of republicatlon of apecla] They- each retained a quarlci- ducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the votes: C A l l F t i n n ON THIS IU0NIFICENT from the State Department of i dupatehea hereto are alao reeerved. gress. After all, there are few heavy guns. I John Willis, 18, of 84 Princeton pared to wait out the union's de- all foreign diplomats leave the share'while the rest of the money Hull Home, 60 Division St.. Dan- House; On passage, 392-30, of mands Indefinitely. Health setting forth requirements countix Senators who don’t have some- went back to city officials, the bury. Burial will be In Wooster O A V L ^ IU U MABNAVOX STEREO THEATRE The Congolese demanded also St., was fined 524 for faUure to v' Fall aervioa client of N. E. A. Serv- bill providing temporary program A company spokesman said last for maintaining a sanitary land Stevenson has made no' public state charged.. | Cemetery. extending unemployment compen- that the Sudamese garrison be re- drive to the right. The charge was * ' >» ice. Inc. _ _ body in mind for such a judgeship night that CRAL profits from bus fill dump. comment on Nkrumah’s plan, but Pnbllabera Re*r»a«»totlvea: j™ In a crowded courtroom Mac- sation: placed by U.N. troops of a nation- J reduced from evading responsi- Jultoa Mathewa Special Aftency — New ither some Individual who has operations were only 599.15 in ’ ” Charles Kurker Jr., air pollu- the United States is committed to - Boaton. Kenzie described meetings in a | E.\-GOVBBNOB TRUMBULL 88 John S. Monagan, D-Conn.; America's favorite Home Entertainment Center allty acceptable to the Congolese bllity. An additional (Hiarge of /'r . r York. Chicato. Detroit and worked faithfully for the party or- government.. This condition the driving while under the Influence I960 and that "all bus revenues V.v 4 tion engineer, listed 11 stipulations support the present U.N. effort MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF closet-like room high up in the piainville. March 6 (/Pi—Former Horace Seely-Brown, R-Conn.; were absorbed by salaries and CIRCULATIONS. g^anlzation back in their states, or. staU capitol which he termed the Trumbull celebrated U.N. cease-fire mission. was not ] of liquor or drugs was noUed. he felt necessary for the proper being directed by Hammarskjold. Abner Sibal, R-Conn.; operation costs." operation of the land fill metheid. ] A U.S. spokesman Indicated that. The Herald PrlnttoK Company. Inc., in some casM^^ a law paring of *’® his 88th blrthdai' Saturday at his Against; none, (all voting) empowered to discuss in view of its I James P. Wodal, 28, of 428 political implications, 'the U.N. Broad St., was fined 521 for fol- "Without these, the revenue is V , Kurker urged preliminary dig- Stevenson would give Nkrumah aaaumes no financial reeponalblllty for their own. the nidney. | home No major. Senate votes. typocraphlcal erron appearins to ad- He said both Mayor T. Frank spokesman added. lowing too close. unneeded and w? can wait with- glng to determine soil conditions his views oil The Congo and other vertuementa and other readtna matter It is frequently said that. a out'appreciable loss," he said. then said, strict control of the site U.N. problems during the break- to The Mancheater Evenlna Herald. Hayes and former Comptroller Blit in order G> prevent the-batUe M” - ^’^uth E. Lyman "f Tal- President, with his power -of ap- Daniel J. Leary, two of the de- spreading, the Upited Nations «>ttyine Rd.. Vernon, w w fo ^ d The strike by the 550 bus driv- should be enforced. Dumping ] fsst meeting; ers and mechanics began last Mon- Diaplav advertising closing houra; pointment. has something of a pa- fendants. were present. Both | f t eventually agreed to withdraw Its *f“ * * ^ y , i m p r o p e r p^ing and \ hours, he said, should be posted, Arriving in New York last night, For Monday—1 p.m. Friday. • c U e t/ e w e n / is ^ ^ day, affecting an estimated 70,000 V- t •- ‘i » - and should be announced well in Nkrumah reiterated his contention For Toeaday—1 p.m. Monday. tronagre club to hold over Con- Hayes and Ucary were convicted. Matadi garrison. *15. She was fined an addi- i i ' ' -J For Wednesday—1 p.ia Tuesday. MacKenzie was again in the | (The National Broadcasting Co. tlonal 53 for failure to carry her daily riders In the Bridgeport. advance of the opening. A fence ^ ,® situation can ^ gresa In this ' Instance, P i^ den t Waterbury, New Britain and Nop- 'V For Thnraday—1 p.m. Wednesday. news In the '<0s. Indirectly he be- broadcast a report from Leopold- license. . n. » should be built around the site, I "only by AfricMS.” H* For Friday-1 p.m. Ttrarsday. Kennedy may well be wishing, came responsible for the change I walk areas., z" V he continued, and should be locked ] said also that he hoped his discus- For Saturday-1 p.m. Friday. vllle that 1,000 Moroccans of the Kenneth Smith, 18, of Blast W sions, including a talk W^nesday Classified deaiHIne; 10:30 A.m each frpm the point of -view of sound procedure in restoring forfeited U.N. force had been ordered to es- NimthpdH, N.Y., was fined 515 for A new round of negotiations Fri- whenever dumping li not permit- day of pubUcatloa except Saturday— day, with mediators taking part, with President Kennedy In Wash- t am. public policy, that Congress won’t rights to persons convicted of fel- tabllsh themselves in Matadi.) crowding the fremt seat of a Car. onies. l!sl There are no present plans to . Irwin Lakin, 39, of Sharon, collapsed. A contract dispute, ' '.’fc ... ' Monday, March 6 hand him quite so many clubs. In send more troops to Matodi, the Mass., and Kevin McHugh. 26, of -focusing on wages, led to the I During the administration of a I strike by members of the Amalga- -s -i, iMt we®k with City CorporatlOT gpedal interest for many delega- fact, he may even suspect that fellow Republican, Gov. Raymond U.N. asserted. Manchester. N.H., each forfeited Counsel Harvey Yonce. Andrew P. L j j g because they are the fln t these 73 prospective judgeships Baldwin. MacKensle peUtloned | The surviving Sudanese were bonds of 550 when they failed to mated Association of Street, Elec- Lorer’s Lament trical Railway and Motor Coach Tricarlco and Eugene R. Joslln, ,,„ee the Kennedy administration are really clubs Congress Is set- for the return of his voting righU. marched to Matadi railroad sta- appear in court to answer charges uperlntendenU of town and city Lpo^ ot,(ee In Washington. Ad- Paul-Henri Spaak, the distin- Employes of America. ting up over him—he delivers on 7^e legislature passed the bill to | tlon, their arms piled beaide the of speeding. pubiic works departments, re- y^x\c6 indications, are, however, gulahed Belgian atatesinan who do so. but Baldwin said no. tracks, then herded into cars for ] ^ charge of fraudulently Issuing Present wages for bus drivers these judgeships to the satisfac- are 52.23 H an hour. The union has spectlvely. The site location was no drastic policy changes will has served as secretary general of Baldwin's action kicked up a I the trip to Leopoldville. a check against Keith E. Klnes, not disclosed. pe apparent immediately. tion of the good Senators and Rep- sought 52.40 and the company has NATO for tke past four yeara, ob- fuss. As a result, a subsequent | Eight Canadian prisoners were jq of Hartford, was nolled. Besides control of dumping. Most oif this week will be de- resentatives. or he finds support legislature voted to restore for- released and flown back to Leo- j offered 52.30. served his departure from the post A charge of Intdkicatlon against Kurker advised a full-time care- voted to The Congo problem, which for some of his own key legislative feited rights by resolution rather] -,'poldville last night. John P. Line, 45, of 33 Birch St., taker, a bullcjozer with a bucket already has been discussed In sev- the other day with a speech In than by a bill. Unlike a bill, a reso- j “The great gallantry of the Su- j waj nolled. Compromiae on Heela , attachment, and the digging of eral security council meetings programs dwindling. In short, one Big 24” picture, 332 sq. in. TV. Stereophonic High-Fidelity Automate dancse and the Canadian garri- which he expressed his disillusion- lution does not require a gover- Four cases t('ere continued: Norwich, March 6 (/P) Mrs. trenches to handle refuse wherever since the new administration does not expect President Ken- nor’s signature. son. faced as they were by over- Manchester had its own version of Cape Canaveral Sunday morn- ment with another organization, Phonograph. “Feather-touch” Diamond Pickup, 1/10 oz. pressure elimi- Until Thursday, Clifford Judith Elwell went back to her job possible. If ledge la a problem, sumed power. Tomorrow’s'opening nedy, in the White House, to curb With the change of procedure, whelming superiority both in ^ P-d., ing when 150 helium-filled balloons were launched by Salvation Kurker said, fill material should meeting will be limited to Nkru- that o f the United Nations Itself. bers and armaments, cannot be improper backing, in the Department of Public Util- Army Sunday School members in front of the Salvation Army or rebuke the great sudden appe- MacKenzie succeeded in getting] ities today, wearing low heels. be stockpiled for daUy use. mah’s speech. Afterward th* as- He said he was speaking aa a back his rights' in 1947. His case nates needle and record wear. No flutter or wow. Plays on true pitch. overestimated.” spid the UiN. iinm MnnHav Jiiiu Koeon building. Elach of the balloons, imprinted with Bible message, Balloons Launch tite for creating new federal h'’t " r . h , v '^ m m Z e d ^ " cannot I UnUlMxt Monday,^JJto^ g^^^ It was a compromise of sorts Sanltary land fill dumping If semhly’s steering committee wUl "dlBUlusioned lover" . who had had the effect also of focusing so W \ T K I N S ; W E S T carries a po.stcard which will be dropped when the ballopn breaks. properly operated, engineers say. ] consider the work program and set judg^eshlpa which haa developed in her battle with her boss. Who The owner of the postcard mailed back to him from the farthest 8-Week Crusade fWmd the object of his aUections, much attention on the que^Ion ] be too .. . .he ^c®® counts of fraudulent issue of has banned certain Itema of ap- »vlll eliminate smoke, odor and a target date for adjournment, over on the Hill. But It would he that ultimately the duty of han-l distance from here will be awarded a new Bible as winner of ’.he the United Nations, fast bS c^ing United Nations w^uld be^retumlng parel such as leotards, slacks, contest, arranged by Alton Munsie, young people’s sergeant ma- vermin associated with open Pr***"‘ refreahing If he tried. No one pre- dling such cases was shifted from , ORMANDJ.WEST^* DIRECTOR' An eight-week crusade of dumps. Refuse Iq dumped into neither Soviet *'an organization having nothing A $625 value - - Save $100 - - Now Only $ | to Matadi and that negotiations I »^te bobby socks, ballet slippers, moc- jor. (Herald photo by Ofiara). ' - tends that either party. In Wash- the legislature to a State Commis- ] are going on toward this end. No Skiff of Warehouse Point for casins "and other- shoes., without "Reaching and Teaching for trenches, compacted by the buU- U®? ^^Mldent Kenne^^ In common with the original or- sion on Forfeited Rights. MsndiMtor’s III PHONE Ml 9-7196 COMPLETE*' UHF-VHT TUNING tjm* Hmit h««n let On the nc- I court trial on charges of im- dozer'-and covered with dirt dally, to the UJ4. during the session, lngtoa,-dgnores lta_patronage op- llw Hsm* MIMm III heels.” , , Chri.it’ has been organized to en- ganization set up in San Francis- In 1940, after many years of] gotiations but the spokesman P ^ ^ K and for driving Mrs. Elwell armed with a doc- Troop B, Hartford; Troopers Rich- Kurker recommended dumping | -- »f portunities. Moral judgment ap- residence in a large white frame WiUlAM J. UNNON, Ik. AmmM. II OH-StriSi Psifcisg courage Sunday School attendance €0. pointed out that if the United Na- with obscured , tor’s certificate, was permitted to ard Day, Sherman, and Alan Wil- refuse so that It can be compacted ^ -«-» O C A pears, really, only when some par- house on Greenwoiid Ave., Bethel’s] at the Salvation Army. Spedflcslly,' Spaak was horri- 142 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESHR tions fails to get back by peace- Until March 20, Richard White, retum to -work in low heel shoes. ] llamson, Newtowm, both, of Troop to form a 30 degree ramp Into the I U O U T l J L ir flW S aSDlF ticular grab seems excessively, most important thoroughfare, ] ful means, it Is empowered to use 19. of Gardner, Mass., charg^ When public utilities manager A, Ridgefield, and John J. Kenny, The Sunday School members fied at some' of the things people MacKenzie and his wife—the for- eager and big, like this one. force if necessary. with driving too fast for condi- Philip L. White issued-his edict Waterbur,v, Troop B, Canaan, have divided into teams to partici- Other recommendations are lo- T o -'^ I V I O I * fY n R £ | O r d bad "dared to say” In the United j- -J A 5-man Danish movement con tions. aimed at ending what he called the Mulcahy called for a nionrcnt of .liikob Schwarz pate in another contest in conjunc- cation of the dump no closer than | kjaaava « -r Nationa. He was disturbed because trol unit still is operating In the “aloppy appearance of female em- silence in memory of .James A. Jakob Schwarz, 60, of 374 New tion with the balloon launching 50 feet fnom the hlghwater mark / the Security Council, In Its deliber- ' iport and the C o n g o l e s e have] ployes,” Mrs. Elwell complied for a Lambert, 24. Georgetown, a mem Haven Ave., Milford, and former- Sunday. The contest is designed of any nearby stream; salvage op- Amout 250 guests, the, laigest One Scare Campaign Ended ber of the r to stimulate activity in securing atlons, lets any country be heard, Biggest and clearest picture. 400 pledged not to Interfere with U.N. Rockville-Vernon ' while bpt then came to hir typing I her of the r uit class killed last ly of Manchester, died suddenly erations only if they do not inter- turnout in the three-year history Wa have been wsdting a long stores stacked in Matadl’s dock- job in flat shoes. October ia Bethel by a drunken last night at Milford Hospital. * new' members, promoting regular fere with dumping; a separate dis- of the event, attended the ^ b llc and sometimes seats aa many as in. optically filtered. Front^ projected driver. Taps were played. He was born in Germany, and attendance, bringing Bibles to posal area for logs, brush, tree j smorgasbord sponsored by Chap- time for the reappraieal of ita (iwn fijosfid, Spsudud. side warehouses. She was suspended last Mon- SO or SO nationa aa Its guests when * (Canadian army officials in Ot- iFire Brings Probe day. She appealed the suspension lived in the United States about classes, and donating to foreign stumps and similar materials; and man Court, Order of Amaranth, It considers a problem. He was propaganda tochniquea which has sound. Gold seal chassis. An excep- tawa said they had learned that to the City Pension Board. ^Phantom tteficits* 35 years. He was a Manchester missions. ^ .a shelter for dump maintenance yesterday afternoon now coiiie from the National Safe- By Health Aides A heavy woman, Mrs. Elwell Bridgeport, March 6.(J7?i - r The resident for about 15 years. By doing those Ihi'ngs, Sunday equipment. ] Among guests at the dinner, disturbed because some - of the ' a eight of the nine Canadians at the which was served in the banquet ty Council. It haa finally taken a tional value. radio station had reached Leopold- told the board at a hearing Sat- ] president of a Long Island com- He lived in Milford for 22 years, School members will receive a Security Coundl'e original powers where he wa.s owner and operator hall of the Masonic Temple, were ville "relatively unharmed." The A fire in a Talcott Ave. tenement urday that she preferred low heels muters organization cor\tends the number of ’’miles" which they will have now been shifted to the Gen- natlon-vvide sampling of reaction of the Westfield Manufacturing mark on a large map of the world. representatives from W 1 s d ft m to its own p^eistent efforts in the fate of the ninth Canadian was )-Saturday has prompted city health not only because of her weight but New Haven Railroad is not broke, U,S. Sends Navy eral Aaaembly and he described because she Is expecting a child. Nathan Klein, president of the Co. , The winning class will be the first Coutt of west Hartford, Laurel not known. ,. officials to Investigate conditions Surviving are two sons, Ray- Court of New Britain, Charity the General Assembly as a “pas- past, and has found that the scare (At U.N. headquarters hi New prevailing in the bujldlng. Whife^ermitting Mrs. Elwell to North Shore (L. I.) CTommuters to travel the 25,000 miles around technique, which has hitherto been Now Only wear flat shoes if she brought a Group, said that the railroad had mond Schwarz and Walter the world. . • Force to Congo Ckiurt of Windsor Locks, Rainbow sionate'' group incapable of han- York Secretary-General Dag.Ham- Police and other city officials say Scliwarz, both of Milford; a Team captains will be Mrs. Court of WllUmantlc, Harmony® dling serious problems. In fact, iU own favorite technique, may be marskjold told his 18-nat l.on] the hallway where the fire broke doctor’s recommendation to do so, an e'quit.v of $269 million according the board upheld White's right to to its 1959 annual rejrart. daughter. Miss Maria Schwarz of Thomas D. McC^ann,' Mrs, Rheta (Continued from Page One) Court of Brooklyn, Conn., Chatham the w ont pbaaible method to uae. Congo advisory committee hy [ out is filled with rubbish and litter, Milford; a brother, Fritz Schwarz Court of East Hampton, Talcott ha said, 'The General Assembly planned urgent action, but' offic- J it was the second fire there in re- issue the no-sloppiness order. Deficits claimed by the ^-ailroad. Kittle, Mrs. George A. Perrett, now has become a temple of If it adheres to ita own finiiings, he said, are “ phantom deficits." of Manchester; three si.stcrs, Mrs. Mrs. Ruty Clough, Mrs. Bldith said he did not know when they I Court of Bloomfield, and Floral Window shades of lovely Du Pont ials who reported this did not ela- ce'ht, months, police noted. Patrol- Mina Reullier and Mrs. Anna hypocrisy.” then, the National Safety Coun- BUY TWO PINTS of ICE CREAM borate). man Clarence Neff burned his hand A , rwt , I I Klein’S remarks were made yes- Maxwell, Cecil kittle, James can be.back in Congolese waters. Court o f HartfiJrt. ^onttoe" are ceey to wash. Will Acciaent totals terday in a r.dio broadcast. Welskopp, both ’ of Manchester, Munsie, Mrs. DorLs Howard, Mrs. The ’ destroyer Vogelgfetang is Chairman of the event was Mrs. The UnltM Natioiui Charter, cil will, in' the future, abandon look like new. Won't craek, fray or The fighting in MaUdl, most in the eOi^lier blaze. Hartford, March a (IP) The He also contended the New Ha- and Mrii. Susan Gmkel of San Bessie Cole, Mrs. Russell Clough, proceeding to Capetown to pick up Guataf A ndean , who also ar- Spaak said, forhida Interference those grisly hoUday predictions in pinhole. Available in many attrac- Intense of the recent clashes be- Dq.mage was not extensive, po- State Motor ’Vehicle Department’s yen would be quite able, to borrow Diego, Calif.; nine grandchildren; Francis McCarth.v,,Maj. E. Walter mail for the entire group and is ranged the table decorations. Cen- tween Congolese and U.N. troops. lice said, butHwo tenants. Francis In the Internal affairs of meihber which it tells usJiow many motor- tive colori. Jutt call lu. We will be at REGULAR PRICE dally record of automobile Ac- considerable money based on its and several nieces and nephews. Lamic, William Hall, Col. 'William expected to stay there until the terpieces Included several wooden glad to meaiure your windows and grew out of fear that the U.N. and Anna StodfilSkk both 68, were cidents as of last midnight and the 1959 equity.. The funeral will be held tomor- Spatig, Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, and others join it. White said. carts, made by the chmrrnM. and coimtrlee. But, he said, “not'only ists are going to find death on the give you a free estimate for new *348 command planned to try to dls- arrested and ch a in s vrith intoxi- row at 8:30 a.m. at the George J. highways over a given weekend— -•Tontine.” totals on the same date last, year: if the railroad liquidates some of Mrs. Florence Stevenson. The ships have been used for filled with arUfleial spring flowers, does It now Interfere In the domes- arm president Joseph Kasavubu’s cation and breach oK w ace. The 1960 1961 its holdings, including part owner- Smith and Son Funeral Home,. 135 various U.N. operations in The Members of the ways and ineana tic affAlrs of other countries hut and It virlll try to promote safety army under the new security coun- fire began in the hallw^ of the.ir Accidents . . . .6,924 6,380 (Est.) ship of Grand Central Terminal and Broad St., Milford, followed b y a Congo already. White recalled; committee and officers of the Man- by aome other means. cli mandate authorize the use of apartment, as did the other, fire, killed ...... 35 ,32 one-half interest in. the Baltimore solemn high Mass of requiem at undertakeatto solve problems of a, bUMNT They were used to evacuate 738 j Chester court served Get rd Pint For ‘ force to prevent civil war. were arrested becauee of Injured ...... 3,861 3,494 (Est.) Hotel in New York, Kl^in said, it St. Mary’s R. C. Church, Milford, Guinean soldiers last month when domestic nature.. To that end the What the Safety Coimell found 3 10 The fiehtlne raged most of Sat- ‘heir condition and “ un cooperative would “ have sufficient mimey to at 9 o’clock. Burial will be in St. Police Arrests Aseamhly now wanta to use force was that its scare campaigns suc- u i ^ ; l u S r i n d broke' out attitude.” a c c ^ in g to PoHce Each Mary’s Cemetery in that town. President Sekou Toure ordered Available A i Your Nearest Royal Ice Cream Dealer’s Store . . , itnl Yt>nr* Ah find I complet'ely re-equip the passenger them home. to eotva them.” ceeded primarily in raising "anxi- TDNTINE4 again Jresterday, with the Suda-.U* *P‘ uai I ears neaa service of the line and e>qpand Friends may call at the funeral pearance March 21. ’ 4 Maurice C. Begin, 30,^of 69 High nese garrison battling with mor- HarjiforT, '* ord, March 6 ((P)— Under- schedules." - »„ home tonight. > Some o f this sentiment, one ety levels” and that "If you suc- S f. Rockville, was charged late New York City played host to LECLERC would gueas, derives from vdiat ceed only In making people nerv- 24 Warren tars, machine guns and rifles. Fir- secretary of State Chester'Bowles Klein recommended ’ establish: 782 conventions and exhibitions'in says the'next three or four, years ment of a tri-state commuting au- Saturday afternoon with two FUNERAL HOME the United Nations has been try- ; Street ing was heaviest in the center of counts of fraudulently issuing 1959. ous, It is possible that there will E. A . J OHNSON diojpaL ICE CREAM CO. Ml 3-6960 TR A D ITIO N A L OB C ONTEM POR AR Y the town, where the Sudanese In will decide' whether the United jthority to Superv-ise, operate .and ing to do In the Congo and from he more accidents rather than About Town Funerals checks. Police said the total STYLING CONSOLE. New optically filtered their hotel headquarters exchang- iStates contlnhes to maintain its [coordinate all commuter lines wilh- amount of the two checks was FUNERAL the fact that Spaak Is a Belgian. fewer." PAINT CO. Manufacturers of ORFITELLTS BANQUET “ SPUMONI” expanded 23 inch picture...Magnapowef ed fierce fire with, the Congo- leadership in international affairs, in a 26 to 35-mile radius of New $25. Begin was released under 728 MAIN ST., MANOHESTEB The Dewolf Art Guild will meet "If we muster dur full strength j York City, But some of It may Indeed be The Safety Council also con- chassis with automatic picture and sound lese army headquarters across th* tomorrow at 10 a.m. for a work bond of $200 for appearance in SERVICE Judged to be the reaction of that fesses that It haa learned some street. and ability,, there Is^every rea.aon 200 Attend Rites. Circuit Court, Rockville, tomor- N stabilizer. Extended-range high fidelity session at Fellowship Hall of the to be optimistic," he. said in an ad- MENTAL HEALTH CH.AIRMAN Sleep Like Log WALTER N. row. "dlsmualonM lover.” On that other things, too. The horrible speakef. Picture-side controls. Concealed Community Baptist Church. a Democratic Jefferson- ‘ Hartford, March 6 Mrs. dress at For Dead Flier Leonard S. Palozie, 28. of El- Step Steamli 6st 3 Timii Faitir LECLERCi basla, however, we would like to example type.^ of propaganda swivel casters for easy mdving. Several Jackson Day)ay dinner Saturday. '< Jp?" Dempsey, the Governor s Cirtil<4 lakoralvy t i iU sent BELL-A8S t»b- -I Director Kevin W. Carson, son of Mrs. lington, was charged at 7;30 p.m. liU niirtralin S timii u iniKh f f m u li u(4ity asalgn It Us proper Importance, bounces off most driver* because Town Is Notified But u if we fail to re.cognizd^recognize-the the k ‘f®. T /n t ? beautiful finishes. Marjory Lavoie. 117 West St., re- depth and extent or the masslv^ hhaim an of t»i® 1961 Memtal More than 200 persons attended Saturday with breach of peace as In aiw nlnuli u mny 4i | t
. ‘ ' 4 - • MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN , MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 6^ 1961 PAGE NINE pag e eight DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE i!!se with MAJOR HOOPLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HO AL Picks Topic ON YOUR BUILDING liockvilliB-Vernon PROBLEMS! AMP THERE'S. For Essay Content CONSULT USL WVWAKE! . t w s S adCsuSTC Answer to Prrfloua .funi* Special Act on Dump Ready IPOTTI. flSBEIAM AMO. TIiomM for annual Amqrl- MASOR.X'LL 6ET] , »W V/' , rOMA pEOESTRlAMnXSAS/ G e o g ra p h y Q u iz - oan Legion A i^ ia r y eaaay oon- ROSSETTO -tMBO^LSfCLUO A0OOTA I C A R D , —<»ME400ME, ' •'NW TE . For Study by Towu Officials teot- for young people have been COLH.O raise ' spAKry^ A\EM.VIHE(?e IS ACROSS BTakoa chair . CO NSTRUCTIO N CO M PA N Y MORE/WOWeV -L6PH/ 6 Senaelets ones announced by Mm. llieodore Fair- /•^TABLE OUR IMA&lMMlOFi 1 Country in A da banks, Americanism chairman of THAM a CVCtOME- SALE ISTAVOES' S Former name 7 Century plant If GfBclal* of Vernon’s three ffov- V4E AMD ‘ SBepairt tbs Manchester auxiliary. 58 DELMONT ST.-rMI 9-0308 NA BAMK VAOUT IMSEMOITV? of Thailand Roekvill6-Vemdn 'iPylETOSSED A; COOLO 9 Baden, for 9MUeantasua emmente tonight to support "Our Democratic Way of Life" ' ? 10 Sputb American pSW FKy/ Instance legtBlhtion. flvlng the town powers will be the subject of the high \o 1/ 13 Nevada ielty country Buildera and General Contractom to maintain a dump, a special act Mayor’s Powers school contest for Grades 9 13 Unemployed 11 Fruit drinks through 12,. Pupils Of Grades B, Realdential and Indiiatrlal Conatraettnn MBaaebaU'a 18 TV panel providing thoee powers will be WilUama member, To Be Studied 7, and 8 will write on "What My ISRepeUtlon ------Francis submitted to the cities and bor- fla g Means to Me.” 17 Anger 30 Brain passages 47 Preposition oughs committee of the Oenerel Winnem of the Manchester con- 18 Drain 32 Peace goddess 33 Open By Merger Unit 35 Decayed 48 Give forth Assembly tomorrow. test 'Wi l l receive $5 cash prizes, 1±- 19 Prince ol 24 Notion 50 Vend . Vernon Representative Gerald Thebes. 25 Relate 40 Aver Weak mayor, strong mayor, and their eesaya wi l l be entered in 43 Blackboard 51 City in Allen said the act was drafted last the state contest, sponsored by BY V. T. HAMLIN 31 Landed 28 Racer Oklahoma or no mayor at all are choices ALLY OOP 33HascuUna 28 Concise . 45 South PaciSe week and a copy may be available the Department of Connectiout nickname island group 62 Greek porch cheduled to be looked at THELPMEGET ITAKErr Y I miHACrS AU.IT I WHWSFIBE 30 Sun disk 65 Bom for perusal by the town's officials cloiely in a tri-govemment Legion Auxiliary. State winner ZENITH’SN E W B, YDUR WORRIES \ SOT TPO. 34 Pronoun 31 Ointment 46 Lure at 'tonight’s meeting in Rockville Improved tht BACK SOME -nesifOR ( aiNCHOF 37 Formerly coneolidation atudy meeting will recel've a $15 cash prize. City Hail at 7 o’clock. The flnislisd essays must be re- PROreKIY t CRyiN'OUT \fiUSR81lUkS 29 Enthusiaim T” i. r" 1 1 r r ft r r tonight.' E X T E N D E D R A N G E SOTSWIPEP Louc'iarre^ ' 33TeatUy The three government groups Donald B. Loverln, chairman turned ,to Mrs. Fairbanks before he aring of FROM ME' UP 34 Printing ir 11 u are scheduled to meet to conduct' of the atudy committee, said April so. Further rules for the H IG H F I D E L I T Y ounE midakes further atudy. of the critical trash contest have been sent to Man- oatJWD. SSFodthdlteam IT the decisidh, or lack of it, on H E A R I N G A ID . 37RoU IT disposal situation confronting the powers of the top elected Chester schools. 38 Toward the Rockville and the Vernon ^Yre Dis- official in the proposed uni- Comm In o r 9 ®“* 10 in sheltered side trict. fied town is the major stum- emil f a r a iO 39 ------Indies s A ruling in September by Town bling block In the current re- “UVINQ SOUNb” 41 finish id Counsel Robert F. Kahan forbade Dr. Freiheit Quits HEARING XlDS •eonif (eif we arers t ested 43Phydciana vision of the old single-govern- _1R IDEAS ARE- (ah.) ST 25 26 mwi u IT the town to maintain a dump. ment charter. by Zenith TOO P R A C T I C A L * 44PUcee Kahan cited the old home rule Other sectioia of the charter Health Board Post 48 Acta busy B" statute which limits the powers of which were labeled unaccept- 4»Helaxea towns which have cities within able to votenr-lB8t summer 53 Insect 3T • •* Dr. Albert A. Freiheit, 915 Main QUINN'S ST their borders. have been revised in accord- St., has notiffod General Manager 873 MAIN ST. 54 Revision ance with majority Opinion, CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 58 Follower sr 41 The Board of Seleotmen at that Richard Martin of his resignation PH ARM ACY Phone MI 3-4136 57 Weary time had recommended $8,000 for and, Loverin said, have been from the Advisory Board of 58 Medley B” dump maintenance by the town, settled without much diver- Health. 59 Rocky hUl but withdrew the item in the face gent opinion by tfie study com- Dr. Freiheit said the pressures BY AL VERMEER 80 Feminine 60 II 62 mittee. PRISCILLA’S POP suffix TT 47 of the legal ruling. of business were pre'venting him 81 Noted soprano ' Since then, the separate gov- The office of mayor, how- from attending meetings of the M,HERE'S' LOOK AT ALLTHE^ U sr ever, has been the sub ect of TIMES 1 HELPED] DOWN ernments have sought to answer board. His term would have ex- WHERE 'TtX) , 1 Rainbow 51 the problem through action taken divided views. At one point in A & P Su p e r M a rk e t in M a n ch ester OOOFEC^ POP! HIM WITH HIS] w ST . the study, the mayor’s powers pired in November. 3 Network either by the city or the Are dis- The resignation came after t o o HOMEWORK I 3 Afresh U SI trict. were nonexistent. In subse- 261 B ro a d St. a n d 116.E. C e n t e r St. F O R o c r r i o l 4Rec6Bt w quent meetings, some pbwere Martin had asked Dr. Freiheit if SUBTRACT1 batUegronnd City Alderman John J. Rady, he would serve as chairman of however, proposed the, special act were returned to the office. The consolidation meeting ITorfe Starts on Saltei^s Pool the board, succeeding Dr. <3«brge allowing the town to assume con- A. F. Lundberg Sr. trol. His recommendation, schedn will follow the 7 p.m. meeting The miserable drizzle that fell this morning on groundbreaking ceremonies for Salter's Swimming of town officials on the prob- Pool, will be only a memory in a couple of months when swimmers s p li^ here under a hot sun. Other members of the board are OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL uled to be taken up tonight, was Dr. George A. F. Lundberg Jr., translated into legal form through lem of refuse disposal in Rock- Joseph Sullivan, production superintendent for the Rudd-Murray System',' Inc., of Attleboro, Maas., ville and the-Vernon Fire Dls- points the way for James Herdlc, superintendent of the recreation department'; Walter Fox of the R. Michael Qulrii, Dr. Melvin Hor- . the efforts of Representatives Al- wltz and Dr. Winfield T. Moyer. len and Raymond E. Splelman, trict. The meeting will be held park and recreation advlscry board; and Director Francis Mahoney. General Manager Richard Mar- SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M . who had the legislative eommia- at Caty HaU. tin presses Fox’s and Mahoney’s shoulders, for a little more oomph op. the shovels. (Herald photo eioner’s office draft the bill for ac- ,by Pinto). ______^ ______tion pending the decision of th e | j.j^ g e Ellington; William Coro, t? Vernon govemmente. ..140 Union SL St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Norma Martin, Thrall Rd., Ver- At this date, legislation can be Admitted today: Eleanor Nie- Allen Beaversfock, 47 Ward St., non; Frank Murphy, 11 Oak St, W * Sdl Vfc introduced into the A -- Ellington, Hospital Notes!Rockville. Rockville; Miss Nancy Scott, 14 BIRTH TODAY:-A daughter to Hackmatack St.: Roger Wescott, eembly only at tbe dlecreUon of surSay: A son to Mr. and 9uoK^ BONNIE •BY JOE C A M P B E L L “ the various leglalaUve committees. Mrs Walter Kaaprxyk, 49 Dailey Visiting hours are 3 to 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Churillei, 108 W. Middle Tpke.; Mrs. Julia The deadline for submission of ^ ^ for all areaa except maternity RFD 3, Manchester. Ganas and daughter, 7 Tracy Dr.; bllla throughcuatomaryprocedurear-Friday; Robert Fre DISCHARGED SATURDAY: Mrs. Nancy Peterson and daugh- Sho« DAD.' ar where they are 3 to 4:80 and 8:80 Mrs. Gertrude Mitthews, 170 N. ter, 169 Oak St. HOW ABOUT ""A lle^ ’eald the bUl can be “ *>* S ^ i '^ s i ^ e ^ R d BroiS Biw k- to 8- p.m.; and priyate rooms Elm St.; Mrs. Nancy Benson, 416 DISCHARGED SUNDAY: James lUpoiring mltted to the ciUes and boroughs H«^l.^imerR(L,B^ Biwk, Center St.; Mrs. Betty Romeo, 291 A CAN OP committee tomorrow, provided 208 F ^ ^ where they are 10 a.m. to 8 $>.m. Reitze, 148 Walker St.; Deborah 3-* Spruce St.; Sharon Gary, East THIS Y there U favorable action tonight. Windsor, Anna Thome. 84 Union Hess, Crestridge Dr., Vernon; Earl . . . Prie« Alone Does Not & Patients Today: 211 Hartford: George Irwin, 15 Elro Goss, Andover: Merrill Colton, St.; Miss W lnnll!^ Charette, 16 1343 Tolland Tpke.; Mrs. Ellen Determine the Workmanship ADMITTED SATURDAY: James Plj-mouth Ijane; Glen Pelletier, 27 mlttee, eatd the committee would Greenway, 73 High St.; Mrs. Ruth Schmedding, 606 Gardner St.; Hartl Dr., V.ernon; Laszio Szar- Lynn Robotto, RFD 1, Manches- Superior 'workmanship and meet In executive session to de - Capello, 105 B w k ly n St., H a «l Welding. Tolland; Arthur Grlse, ka, WiUlmantlc: John Hayes, Lake > clde acceptance of t he me a s u r e . Sheridan,_ Maple Ave., Br.nad 55 Delmont S t; Mrs. Rebecca ter; George Thuemmler, 54 Village St, Vernon; Miss Rachel Vlcker- t., Rockville; Mrs. Minnie Barn- materials will ^Iways result If favorable, the bill would be i n- Brook; Mrs. NM cy Snow and Grant; 108 Summit St.; Mrs. Mary man, 22 RoMevelt St.; Mrs. Betty troduced as a committee bill. daughter., 95 Davis Ave^ O'Reilly, 18 Franklin St.; Kath- ley, 206 Porter St.; Peter Rowe, in a better product; try us Matrices, 464 Hartford Rd.; Har- 33 Coolldge St.; Todd Marchuk, 38 J?Ti Allen indicated he felt the meas- Discharged SundaylAD-a.^El^e leen Tracy, RFD 3, Rockville; ry Sweet, Hillaide Manor. Vernon; lire could be g^ven a degree of I and »on. Enneld; Jack James Enes, Ellington; John Gor- Devon Dr.; Mrs. Mary Globe, 104 the next time! Lube, Sunny View Dr., Vernon. (ieorge Mason, 477" N. Main St.;- preferential treatment, don, 20 Hamlin St.; Miss Helen Harold Symington, 28 Munroe St.; Globe Lane; David Blaney, Berk- Conservation Meeting eley Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Edith 5-^ e-1»tl V WA. IM, TJ«. »«t. UJ. frt. Ott. Wairi, Valley View Lane, Vernon Mrs. Rose Pillard, East Hartford; We Do ORTHOPEDIC Work It 's Your D o l l a r... Vernon and TaloottvUle npMrs Is S A V t The annual meeting of the Tol- Mrs. Patricia Manley, Hebron;, Welles, \Vapping; Ben Hancock, 15 e land Soil Conversation District is handled by 1310 Herald’s Rockville ADMITTED SUNDAY'• Gregory Tolland; Mrs. Florence Jones, 124 “ Helen, Janice, Jinimy and I voted on which oar to Bureau, 5 W. Main SL. telephone Moberg, 68 Conway Rd.; Dennis Dennis McDermott, 107 Keeney slated tonight at the Vo-Ag build- St.; George Wilkes, East Hart- Washington St.; Mrs. Mary Hebert All Work Guaranteed! C A S H BY KEN BALI) and JERRY BRONDFIELD use tonight, Dad, and ours won!" ing at Rockville High School. TRemont 5-8136 or Mitchell McCarthy, Wapplng; Victor Nor- and son, Coventry; Mrs. Wieanna JU D D S A X O N galia. South Windsor; A r m a n d ford; Leonard Sandstrora, 87 Con- M a k e The M ost O f It! TA& ow n Speakers include Len Bell who 9-8797. cord Rd.; Frank Binok, 26 Oak Hale and son, South Windsor; Mrs. EVERrmiNSU BE FINE, REAPy WITH THE GLOVES, NURSE^ . MUELLER : will talk on the waterahed program Dancosse, 185 Autumn St>{. Robert Patricia Danehy and son, Storrs; MRS, BOSWORTH. WITH READY IN A MINI McLeary. 801 Main St.; Roger St.; Mrs. Maida McCrerry, 72 with emphasis on the upper'Broad Crestwood Dr.; Mrs. Celia Van Mrs. Dorice Tlngley and daughter, MARLOWlS PR. BONNIER STANPINS Brook and upper Hockanum Riv- Gessay, 8 Harlow St., Rockville; BY, MUEOER W ia GET BY ROUSON Sicklin, Wapping: Mrs. Ethel 133 W. Main St., Rockville. LITTLE SPORTS ers; and Sid Howe, whose subject Budget Requests Mrs. Angellne Morin, South Cov- SHOE HEPAIR, JESSICA THROUGH,' Mielke, RFD 2, Manchester: Mrs DISCHARGED TODAY; Miss Main SL—Lower Store l>vel Special Mon., Tues., Wed. will be conservation and small entry; Mrs. Mafalda Lauretano, Hansena Nelson, 43 Ridge St.; Mrs. Total 8,120,114 413 E. O n ter St.; Miss Marilyn Velma Young, Coventry; Mrs stream pollution. Dorothy Peterson, Coventry; Mrs. Elvira Irwin, 239 Oak St. The session will elect two super- Steiner, 108 White St.; George visors for the terms expiring now Total budget requests for 1961- King, 15 High St., Rockville; Mrs. SU PER-RIG H T Q U A LITY held by John Mordaaky and Hor 62 from all town departments Roblna Wales, 91 Goodwin St.; aee Pease Jr. Mrs. Mary Inkel, 28 Helalne Rd.; New Telephone Service which depend on the-general fund Mrs. Ethel Tedford, 80 Hilltop Beginning today rMldenta of are $8,120,114, according to Gen- Dr.; Mrs. Joanna Dezuttl, 111 9 Vernon whose telephones are In the eral Manager Richard Martin Ridge St.; (Mrs. Nancy Swenson, i Cofr.'tl Geel feeNffii Ce>p> Mitchell exchange, may dial the 1 All of these budget requests, Hartford; Dwight Wegner, Heb- FREE TM-Wertd Rwd. Rock'vUle Bureau of the Herald however, are subject to review and ron; Mrs. Mary Hanley, 22 Diane Pumdl Parking POCTORM free of cha»;e. The Herald has in- cutting by both the general maH' Dr.; Mrs. Alice Connelly, Plain- B . C, BY JOHNNY HART stalled a Mitchell telephone at its ager and the board of directors. ville; Donald Fecitt, 92 Bolton St.; rtor bf store. . . office on 5 W.,Main St. for great If the requests were granted, LAMB er convenience and service to sub- Robert Larsen, 84 Seaman Circle; I WCPNDER WHERE ANTS 60 PO TriET SLEEP ? PO THBy ATTEND they would cause a sU-mill in- Kathleen Sessions, 58 West St.; BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE scribers.^ The Mitchell number Is crease in the town tax/nte which IN THE W in t e r ? " anteater scrvival classes?" listed at the end of this column. Jerry Larvano, Maxwell Dr., Ver- tr will 1 OIONT expect is now 36.B mills. ' non; Donald MacDougall, Ceme- lUr I UAVt A WIFE ANP TWO ------r—— ,— O " —" ------SL Bernard’s. Guild Meets WtUICKH WOULD TURN WHY HAVE \ c HILDREN, MR. SAWYER, The total of $8,120,114 does not tary Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Theresa o S t ' Bernard’s Women’s Guild include any special fundSi includ 0tn"TOIEPR,KR,ANEX- YOU VECOME NwEREFUEEES 6A|N A will bold Its regular meeting to- Habsrin, Windsor Locks; Barbara A 5 MUC6 UK? I UVI N8 AS EECT WE CAN. 9 ing the water department, the Lotten, East Hartford; Mrs. Mar* MANY OTHER TEACHERS morrow at 8 p.m. at St. Bernard's sewer department, the parking HaU. Miss Margaret Fay will show garet Derby, 104 Park St. EWEEP FLOORS,WA9I ^ ^ ^ , meter fund, or the dog ------license ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Eliz- CHOPS PISHEE-ANYTHINfi plctureaff her recent trip to.Rome, ^hich are not supported by TO EARN BREAD. * 'VFWVFW Elections .| property taxes. abeth Bbhme,, Warren Ave., Ver^ oO Nomination and election of offl It does include a $300,000 allot- non. eers of the Rockville Veterans of ment for the capital Improvement BIRTHS SATURDAIT: A. son to ,ee^ LO IN Foreign Wars post will be held reserve fund, said Martin.. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Degray, March' 13 at the American Legion Some factors which might in- Thompsonville; a son to Mr, and Home on West St. at 8 p.m crease the general fund total, he Mrs. Kennth Provost, East Hart- Department Junior Vice Com- said, are the proposed trash col ford. - •ata.X'WSSi” 90 J- mander Albert O. Montambault lections which might be approved BIRTHS SUNDAY: A daughter of Oakville and.past Department by the board (pf directors, and in to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nesman, and now available at LB LB M O T Y M E K K I.R BY DICK CAVALLI Commander Henry T. Plnchera of .creqses which might be granted to North (Coventry: a Bon to Mr. and Hartford will be present.. Members wage earners. Mrs. Robert Wrigbt, 18 Chambers . 'U * WHO ^ / 0 k A V ,6 0 are requested to wear their \FV/ a MICKEY FINN RY LANK LEONARD HEY, 6 P O T L E 66/ CX>i'T TOUCH CARES? J 1 MDU'RE - uniforms. LCXK— A IT — It '© I'AA < RICH. I'LL Tcailght’a Events FRESH, TE N D ER,-Y O U N G (p ca n n ia 'NEW THRUWAY ROUTE BEING DOLLAR BILL/ PROBABLY R IC H / ; J > e T A Y William Messner, s i^ c h thera- CW, WHAT’LL I VIGOROUSLY OPPOSED. lAAPERATIVE pist for the Vernon school system, MARLOWll rver^ A BCA i mn i i v CRAWLINC3‘ [ POOR AND- IT'S A BEAUTIFUL O O ? IF I T £ U / m RETURN AT ONCE'" WITHGERWV5; L HEALTHY... 'Will discuss the town’s speech pro- YACHT, PWL, AND WE’LL U C 4A 'TfiO « i O « / S ’ n am before the Maple St. Parent- JUST CRUISE AROUND ) O F TH E H O A S tH tS TMcher Organization tonight at 8 THECARtBBEAN FOR SVABTOBB cHOif p.m. THE TWO WEEKS' OFFeNOEOf OklWJJ John Briscoe, vice president of '^r — . ..iSa. , r*. a, -AK~ the Connecticut Education Tele- CHICKZ!! vision. Corp., and Alfred Villa, tele- vision- consultant for the State De- st a nd ' ' / ® partment of Education, will be guest panelists at a meeting of the BREASTS LEOS Lake St. PTO, also at 8 p.m. They stoop ^ / 3-6 , I will discuss . "Television and ' Its z Impact on Education In the Fu- CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER ture." - ' ^ iC dm -SI 111 w*V*v*V»A*V itospltal Notes sit — ______FORGET IT. 1 GOT OFF LUCKIK HERE EES SOMESWS A T WHY, ITSS A OUUHE WEESH ME TO MOVE ZERE \ HURRY. EASY.OR Admitted raday: John ®. Holt- "LB MWI Hli> TO SA y^sJM W THE LUST TIME I METYOlt REECH AMERICAN APMIREK \ P EEP. . . T 0 A ANPTEACHHEESKEEDSOANCINGL a WE'LL mis s OUR slzer, i l King St.; Richard Mc- LB MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY GIF HER. WIttCH SHE CAN- HOUSE AND EES IMPOSSIBLE I HE SAY ZE HOUSE I PLANE GOOOBy.EASy.' AN' NOT USE OR SHX. TOPAV j LOT IN MAY NEEP A LEETLE PAINT. BUT ZEy Cabe, 84 Union S t: Jacob.Marcus, REPAY YOU FOR Z E ' S3 Windermere Ave.. it w o n’t ride up/ XFEELTHE theyVebeen SHE HAF BET LESAUV A TEWiG! LOT EES EEN GOOP SHAPE I iTfe VERY TOUGH TROUBLE S i e ALWAYS Admitted Saturday: Charles SAME m y. m s t ON U SCIVlU AN S..., TALKING SHOP VUAAA/ SEEM TO CAUSE TRANSFER TO YOUl IWISHTHE ALL EVENING! Dlnsmore, 42 Ellington Ave.; SWEET, JUICY ADMIRAL r< Bradfbrd *Crawford, -23 River gt. hadn't Admitted Sunday: Rodney i t w as a to u g h w in t e r INVITED JOnM, 88 ViUage :St.; ChrisUan playtek girdle Oranges FLORIDA BAG 45' SOMAWY NAtnr'Meu When the roa^s were dogged and temperature records TO HIS were being broken it was comforting to be a Bantly Fuel par t y! with n e w cool cotton lining Uggtit Sp«pial Oil Club member. A truck got stuck, but you still got oil NATIONAL 7 because there were eleven other trucks to make the de< Flounder livery. You " «an bend, stretch, stoop, Pl ^ e x*U vin ^ G ird le FRIE D -Just l e iwt n MCA. iM. TJt ii«. ua. >« Off. sit. Your Ploytex Girdle won't Girdle or ponty girdle $6.95 Heat & Serve LB 59= f f 3-6 0)-|. XL (girdle only) $7,95 JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN A service man got sick, but your burner was repaired ride up because it stretches THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS seven different ways. Plo)dex* M agic Controller; REMEMBER TELLING because there were 6 other men to take his place. A Now every Ployfpx Girdle has girdle^Sppanty girdle $8.75 U LIEF CRAIG TO APOLOGIZE HI,THELMA. I JUST READ IN THC"1 THE AUCTION OF THE MARTHA , 1 TJZZJ/] large, efficient organization jj^eared to operate smoothly soft, cool, (jotton lining for oll-doy XL $9.^5 .. COURIER THAT THE CHASE ES'—' ’ FURNISHINGS IS TDMORf [NOULONT TO SCOTTY/... HE ~ Guaranteed SWUNG A N D .... To Ohm Tqu comfort. Try the new Ploytex Girdle PloyteiPMold 'n Hold Zipper ARB y o u GOING? MISS IT/ under adverse conditions was there to serve you. IMHU turn « Fish Sticks A Very and enjoy tne perfect figure control Girdle; girdle or ponty girdle $ 10.95 MNMtM n mwn « msn e Enjoyable X L (girdle only) $ 11.95 Mtm M s mu t « cMMHmi 10OZCAC Smoke Join the Bantly Fuel Oil Ciu6 for 1961-62. Phone MI and perfect freedom that only ? b FRIED p k g s O t 3nds OF A NATIONALLY Ploytex with seven-way 2 ADVERTISED CIGAR 9-4595 or TR 5-3271 for the choice of memberships. > stretch.con give. WHICH SiaXS I * FOB Trur A lOoW P rio .H.ctiv. .1 AU AlP Svp.r Muk.ls in Hiii cmiavnlryvt »lcl«lly Reg. $4.75. DELC O - H IA T "Our Beputatlbn TMl"oHAT AIIANIIC a fACinC UA COMfAMt, INC Boy 50. 1.79 la Your Aaauraaca’’ 7 For 35o» / " Parfaetos and PanataRaa I HEARD VIC CHASE'S T*» SISTER IS OPPDSBO 1t> “ CELEBRATING OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR! KWt n A PITY?SUCH AA UMEn DRUB THE WHOLE lOEA.THERC. Phone MI 9-5221 BEAUTI FUL a 0 P L A C t . . J I MAY BE FIREWORKS/ PARKAOE . iuum.ron co.me MAIN STOEET, MANCHESTER/ la i MAIN STREiT MANCHESTER. CONM
\ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH «, 1961 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M/^TCHESTER. CONN, MONDAV, MARCH 6, 1961 Shooting at Rocket [ THE Big First Period Aids Manors in 103-88 Victory Fullmer ^Good Eye ’ Herald Angle By Record Number of Participants EARL YOST Weir Balanced iBOWLING Set on Paul Pender Sperts. Editor Scoring D^ro|is Las VegaSi Nev., March 6^the crown for an unprccedented^oiw, wild-swinging pace-r^ut Rob- f both volleyball and baseball, Constantine and Lucas sixth time. Inson rallied after his third round Sunday among othar things. .'.Talked bas- when the word came througt^ he in p>y favorite chair and read the Red Book is not for lale, for dis- gamea. .enabled the locals to main- sidering his future. ropes from a looping overhand was settled down again. in the Midget Division where 32 right. a.m. paper . . . I happened to turn tribution to radio, press and teevee tain their half-game le
MANCHESTER EVENING HER'ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN'
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 8. 1961 PAGE TWELVE HouMhoId Goods 51 Business Locations Housts For Sale 72 Houses For Sale *73 Hbuscs For Sale 72 ".(liruw For Rent 64 BOLTON, CONN.—For sale, ranch SIX ROOM ranch, garage, recrea- Reds Blame 3 Business Service Offered 13 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Articles F6r Salt 4S Household Goods 61 LOOKING FOR record cablnetsY I—A LITTLE GEM Marlow's ha-ve them in all fin- SMALL STQRB for rent. Ideal for house 6 rooms, furnished or un- tion room, bus. $3,000 assumes 1 ' . W - ' C»MPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu- ...... ^ SPRING SPECIAL — Aluminum •NORMAN’S ishes, $14.88 and up. Large selec- barber, shoemaker or any small furnished, basement garage. First time offered, indoor-out- $108.21 monthly. Carlton W. Estonians for art R-‘ .Wolcott on aut'/matic storm and sersens from $9.95. tion of bookcases in all finishes, buslneaa. Reasonable rent- I** W. Please can owner MI 8-7854, Box door living at Us very best with a Hutchins, MI 9-5132. washers, dryers sod electric At A'TOPFUeilltVilMlIISf 00UKCIUOft.M1Cl U. Cy A mo TK AT't TUC WAV IT tnftkt avoump m cmk ' Beat buy fun iuch doors, roll up BUYS OUT all at Mar-IOW prices. Marlow’s, Middle 'himplke. Call MI 9-6205 62, Carpenter Road. beautiful view and large wooded CLASSIFIED PSCVCNTC MAK-y A BBOKM HOMC W INIOWAM ~ MIS tOUAVif ONES AKO HE TAKEt.' ' awnings, patio enclosures. Master- SPjC 'N SPAN—6 room cape, alum- ranges. Ml 9-d878, Inc., 861 Main St. after 2. 125,000 Deaths THE AMPLE AOftMULA O P ^ BUt. JA ^4289. Cholcs overstocked mercbandlso $390 DOWN! VERNON — Comfy, lot, 8 bedroom Cape, fireplace, inum storms and sidirig]B, oil hot CHAIN SAW, work - Trees cut. iiucr WriOOO VOUTiUKR > ^ ’BE of Goodwin’s Furniture Warehouse. new 6 room Cape, S finiahed. City combination windows and doors, water hjat,. for a better biiy, call GLASTONBURY water, ceramic tile bath. About 3 R. Wolverton, Broker, MI 3-1914. Keasonabla rated. Call PI J-785# GIVE M O IM fE f tHAT'C WHAT MAf f Bi l f t Tal king TO.NOutAtooKft’M j MAPLE DINETTE set. Call Ml ameslte drive, selling lor only (Conttnned from Page Oaa) between 1 :S(M ;3n or *ny time Boats and Accessories 46 COMPLETE 9-5706 between 9-1 and 5-7, Office space at the Rotary minutes to Parkway. Only $12,490. ADVERTISING u n It.' scNE okut It fis n c r : vou mu ?: THE t O i f ASOUMD H f S t ! S ROOM O UT FI T S Call ME 8-(4832. Everett Murphy Agency, MI $14,900. Call the PRiXrrOR STREET—7 i*oom co- Saturday or Sunday. 0VEeL00.< EACH dniEE't LITTLI kAUL'Ttf W'Tl* TAkE THAT-ANP THAT- tion, he testified, a busload of 40 SKI RIG—14 foot colonial boat with . AT SAVINGS OF ,42" ROUND table, maple'' top vdth Second floor studio apartment, 3-0347. lonlal with baths, fine condi- prisoners was (Iriven from the PEOkEft CeOPSEtnOK Ak9 UKdEfllTANPlMO, top, windshield, controls, powerad tion, convenient location, priced CLASSIFIED ADVJJRTISING DEPT. HOURS COSMA APPUANCE Service—Re 'lOUft LIVES tkOULO tfi ONE I 8086 to 50% -wrought iron base, reascnable. $100. 5^ rooms, 2 baths, zoned bus! R. E. BIMOCK COMPANY D^o a 10-fool trenbh dug near- pairs all makes refrigerators, with 25 h.p. Buccaneer motor, on Cali; MI 9-3751. ness, ^ 00. Call ME 3-4832. MANCHESTER—Colonial with at- undtr $19,000.. See by app^ntment 8:15 A..M. to 4:.30 P.M. ' hAkkV HOKETiVOOS- ' The Hollywood—$3 weekly tached garage, 3 large bedrooms, only, Call Paul Monstello, Som- by and a guard would order them (reetert. washing machines, dry Maat^m-aft^^tr^ Ur^ 'g iW ^^ wind* Land — builders MI 9-5245 to .undress.______ers rartfes oil snd gas burners $595-value—$288 - V/4 baths plus lavatory off kitch- mersville. Conn., RI 9-3424. shteii), top, controls, spotlight, The Countess—$4 weekly Musical., Instruments . 53 DEVE£DPERS — INVESTORS en, formal dining room, fireplaces Gerrets said groups of six to 10 .\n 9-0055. All work guaranteed. ok.cEArnuer Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 were marched into the trench, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FOEGNE ME ( 1 0 0 ^ 1 Johnson 16 h.p. electric starting $895 value—$888 in living room and knotty pine rec 69 SANTINA DRIVE!—6 room Cape MONOAT Thru FKIDAV 10^0 AJW.—SATl'RDAl^ B A.M. The Aristocrat—$5 weekly CELEBRATING our 32d anniver- OFFICE FOR rent near Parkade, Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 with full dormer, large wooded lot, ordered tq, lie down side by side STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone Valls. IT'S AU-WfAL'."*^ motor and klasterpraft trailer. 186 W. Middle Turnpike. Call MI room, patio with awning, large fireplaces, flagstone terraees. Ready to roll at $725. McIntosh $795 value—$488 . sary—Save id. 40% on pianos, shaded lot with utility shed and friendly neighborhood, 3 years old. and shot to death. Others came In organa, guitars, accordions, and 9-6205 after 2. - ' II—VERNON Ten minutes from Aircraft. Call succession, he said, werte ordered ^ PLEASE READ YOUR AD Work done at reasonable priecs, Boat Company, 52 Oak Street, MI fireplace. $20,500. R, Wolvertpn, Ml 3-6493. 9-8102. Free Storage-free delivery sa.Nophones. Ward Music (?o., 99 Broker, MI 3-1914. owner MI 3-2891 or MI 3-0678. to lie dow'h on the dead bodies and or “Wwit Ads" «r« Ukpn over the phone as a con- One Week Only Summer. Open till 9 p.m, Tuesday, Houses For Rent 65 ATTENTION then shot in turn. ventenc* The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT BOATING FIRST — Complete 14 448 Hartford Rd. ' Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. MANCHESTER -(- Excellent '6 Builder has reduced this new His te.stlmony continued; APPB.ARS and REPORT tKRORS In lime for the next Inser- Lota For Sale 73 Hnu.schold Services > Chriscraft boat with top, wind Manchester, Conn. FOR LEASE—5 room ranch one- room Cape in tw condition. Has ranch from $18,000 to $17,000. Just On Sept. 5, 1942, a train ar- tion The Herald Is responsible for onl.v ONE Incorrect or omitted shield, controls powered oy 1960 car garage, four years old, $136 fireplace, good closet space, beau- over Manchester town line. New rived with 1,150 Jews. Two hun- Insertion for anv adsertlsement and then onl.v to the extent of a Offered 13-A Wanted— To Buy 58 L shaped ranch, fireplace, built-in TWO B ZONE loU with city Mercury 300, Priced at $700. Me Open dally 9-9 Sat. till T per month. References required. tiful kitchen with dishwasher; city water. Union St Manchester. dred and fifty able-bodied young “make c o ^ " Insertion. Errors which do not leesen the value of FINISH Holland window Intosh Boat Co., 52 Oak St. .Ml ' 9-3888 Phllbrick Agency, Tel. MI 9-8464. utilities, aluminum combinations. G. E. StoyeVofid oven, IVi baths, 3 $2,350 each. MI 9-6495. pien and women were culled from the adx-ertlsement will not be com>ctcd by “make good" Insertion. WE BUY, SELL or trade anUque Lovely yar8 and conveniently large bedrooms, garage, ameslte this group to be taken to German shades made to - measure. All and used furniture, china, glass, inclai Venetian, blinds at a new- SPECTALr-Save 15%-on 1960 Sail EASY COMBINATION vvaahet-dry- COVENTRY—FOUR rooms, unfur- located. Asking $15,800—you make drive, near new school. All types of LARGE LOT in nice section of work camps. The remaining 900, fish kits Mi 12 foot. Mi )4 foot. er, good working coildltion, Barret silver, picture frames and old nished, couple only. Inquire MI offer. Immaculate 3 bedroom financing availabl'e. Shown by ap- he said, iwre brought out in ouses YOER COOPERATION WILL low price. Keys made while vou coins, old dolls anq guns, hobby Coventry, 153 foot frontage. 350’ wan. Marlow's. McIntosh Boat Co., 62 Oak St. back .upholstenM chair. MI S-6396. 9-4028. ranch in AA zone. Has 2 fire- polnOnent only. deep. Must sell. Call MI 9-6784. and- tnichh to a little forest glade BE APPRETI.ATED Dial Ml 3-2711 Qollectlons, attic contents or whole places, 1% baths, aluminum com near the Jagala Camp. WEAVING of Bums, moth iioles DpUBLE O V ^ Universal alectrlo estates. Furniture Repair Service, BEAUTIFUL 6 room colonial for binations. garage, city utilities. R. F. DIMOCK COMPANY 100x150 FOOT wooded lot in Rock* In the group were nien, women Building Materials 47 stove, 160. Good running condition, Talcottville, Conn. Tel, Ml 3-7449. rent with option to buy, $150. J. D. and tom clothing, hosiery iuns, Asking $21,500. The Elsie Meyer MI 9-5245 ledge section with city water and and children as young as a yejir .-\utomobiles for Sale 4 handbags repaired] rtpper re HAi TOPP, kn 9-73i5. Realty, 470 Main St., MI 3-6129. Agency, Realtors, MI 9-5524, Ml sewerage, top of Ludlow Road. old. Each group was ordered to Lost and Found i: CLEAN. USED lumber tor sale, as- Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 placements, umbrellas repaired 3f-a* sorted sizes, hardwood flooring, Brother, Just Look At These Rooms Without Board 59 MANCHESTER—6 room Cape Cod, 3-6930. Priced for quick Sale by out of undress, throw the clothes In a IjOST--Man’s Speidel wristvvatch. ' OLDER CARS • mechanics spe- men’s shirt collars reversed and Meu9emntom,/ii Johanna Evans MI 9-5653 state owner. Write Box M. Hei^d. ile and walk to what they at first 1 cials ftxii .vourscif cars, always ‘ t f t . MsCiUtl window sash and doors, complete- AI.PFiB.T Super Duper Specials references required, close to VERNONS- month old ranch, 5>/4 initial.-! W.J.S. and dale on back. repl.ffced. Marlow's Little Mend- windows, plumbing and heating $50 F R E E CLOTHING HEATED ROOMS and cabins, free school and shopping. MI 3-8006 were told was a disinfecting cen- - Between Ford Street and Center. I a good selection, Look behind our ing Shop, parking] heat, light, hot water fur- nice rooms, full basement, city III—feOLTON ter. I office. Douglas Motors. 333 Mam. supplies, assorted pipes and /Soil With Purchase Of Any 8 Room out- after 4. water, only $1,900 down payment Suburban For Sale 75 Call Ml 3-1477, Reward. pipes. Open da'ly 3:80 till dark. nished. Scranton Motel, MI 9-0826. NEW 6 ROOM CAPE. IH baths, Gerrets wa.s given the job of DICK'S WEATHERSTRIP Com fit During Our Great March Sale assumes present mortgage. Full taking their valuables, watches, NEED A CAR and had your credit pany doors and windows, efistom Saturday .8-4. Choman Houae Y’ou Get Your Clothing At The price $14,000. Gaston Realty Com- formal dining room, walk-out base TO SETTLE estate —reasonably Painting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 Wrecking. yard*at Stock Place off FURNISHED light housekeeping Wanted To Rent 68 and jewelry, all to be turned over, FOUND—Oiild's shoe f ’sC*. brown. turned down? Short on down pay- work guaranteed. Call collect WII- , Store Of Your Choice room with electric refrigerator, pany. MI 9-5731. ment. one acre wooded lot. ameslte priced 5 room house, main high- ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? North kfain St Call Ml 9-3392 3 COkTRLETE drive. Priced to sell at $16,800. to the Security Police Benefit Cal! MI 9-.5162, limantic. HA 3-1198. EDCTERIOR AND intsrlor painting CLERK—Interesting general office DRIVERS FOR school buses In middle-aged ladies preferred. MI PROFESSIONAL couple desire rea- way. three acres of land, newly Fund. ______Don't give up' See Honest Doug- work..Must be good typiat. Per- , ROOMS OF BRAND NEW MANCHESTER—$10,900. Cozy 4 decorated, new heating system. HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov- ana paperhanguig. WaUpaper Vernon and Manchester, 7:30-9, YOUR BEST BUY IS AT 3-6388. sonable 3% room rent or small He was questioned closely about IDST—Near Grand L'nion in Shop- las, get the lowdown on the loo- books. Guaranteed workmanahip manent position. Liberal benefits. 2-3:30. Call.kU S-2414. FURNITURE room ranch, oil heat, full base- R. F. DIMOCK COMPANY Call Ml 3-2785 week daye. this, especially whether he had ping Parkade black coin purac ; es- down and smallest payments al, cellars, and attl.es cleaned. NATIONAL AND APPLIANCES house vdth option to buy. CH Reasonable rates. Fully insured. 40-hour week. Ideal for Eaat NICE LARGE room, private en- 6-0108. ment, assumable mortgage, pay- (Herald Photo by Ofiara) taken any of the watches. He was with J60, Call Ml 9-151^, R4twafd»,j^ anywhere. Not a small loan or. Ashes, papers all rubbish. Harold EXPERIENCED detail. draftsman The "Economy" trance, excellent location. Refer- ments $62.50 Including everjdhlng, , MI 9-5245 Fast and courteous -serrice. Leo Hartford or Manchester- resident. Plywdod Sheathing from $80 per M’ - Wanted— Real Estate 77 GOV. JOHN DEMPSEY arrested last year after 15 years __ —------,'Tlagnce company plan. Douglas Hoar. MI 9-4034 J. PeileUer Ml B-8S28. Call BU 9-2717, Noble ft Westbrook by newly formed manufacturing Free $50 Clothing ences required, MI 9-4966. 21 or new financing with small down in hiding. The Russians charge he LOST-Keeshound, silver gray, Mofftrs. 333 Main St, company In Rockville. Permanent Natural Cedar Shakes $8.95 per sq. 3 ROOMS $188 Church St: payment. Five minute walk to bus, Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 •Smokv." Reward. MI' TV SEaiVlCE - Potterton’s all Manufacturing Co., East Hartford. Knotty Pine Paneling, 13c sq. ft. B(usiness Property For Sale 70 SELLING? Buying? Trading? No began selling watches on.the black swers to position with good chance for ad- The "Honeymoon" stores, etc. Vacant—move right Johanna Evans IVII 9-5653 market. 9-129S. makes. Highest quality gvaranteed CLERK-TYPIST, rate baaed on ex- vancement. Call TR 5-8844. Hi” Birch Plywood 43c sq. ft. Free $50 Clothing WELL HEATED. (beautifully fur- HAVE SEVERAL parcels of Invest in. Gerard Agency, Ml 3-0365. rhatter what your needs may be, ----7------i 1953 PLYMoiftH^.. station wagon, wprk and parts, over 47 yean ex- Electrical Services 22 Dutch Doors $23.95 each $269 -Mitten can fit them like a glove. The court repeatedly sought to perience. Pleasant working con- S ROOMS . nished room anii'garage. No other ment property which bring in ex GLASTONBURY - connect Gerrets with the actual FOLTfD—Beagle, black white and I radio, heater. 9125^1^9-1038. perience Famous for service ACTTUAL JOBS In U.S., Europe, Exotic Pref, Wall Paneling The "Charm House" roomers. Please call MI 3-8958. MAN{?HESTER —6 room Colonial Free inspection upon request. Call brown, male. Call I-ee Fracchia, . FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv- ditions. Apply In person, Iona cellent return. Real estate invest- Just Completed Man Center of World, shootings, but ^e said that only since 1931, Phone Ml 9-1537 for Manufacturing Company, Regent South. America. Writ* Employ- from 18c kq. ft. Free $50 Clothing ments take precedence over all on E. Middle Turnpike, Bowers the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Dog Warden. MI 3-8594. j iiJTpLYMOUTH 4-dooiT^heiiter, best service. ice on all types of electrical wir- LARGE BEDROOM In private APPLE HILL — Colonial, 2'4 Realtors, MI 3-6930. once did he fire his pistol into the ing Licensed and insured. Wilson St., Manchester, Conn. ment Information Center. Room 8d Common Nails $9.25 per keg 8 ROOMS $394 others. J D. Realty, 470 Main St., School, nice yard, sacrifice sale. good tires, new battery^ ^ood 474; *739 Boylston St., Boston 16 Celling Tile .095c sq. ft. The "Hollywood" . home,-own bathroom and tele- $13,900. ’ Belfiore Agency, MI baths, 4 bedrooms, center hallyay, mass of naked men and women in FOUND—German Shepherd, black | mechanical condition, Drive It Electrical Co., Manchester, Ml MI 3-5129. living room, dining room, kitchen the pits. 9-4817 Glastonbury, ME S-7376. PART-TIME woman to work in Mass. Casing •' .08c lln. ft. Free $50 Clothing phone. Call before 3:30, MI 3-5703. 3-5121. and light tan. male. Call L^e Frac-' awav for $95. MI 3-4719. Building-Contracting 14 $488 with built-ins, large multi-purpose ' SELLING? Dempsey Tells Society He said he was standing near the chia. Dog Warden, Ml 3-8594. flower shop, some experience pre- Framing. Truckloads $95 per M’ 3 ROOklS CENTER STREET — Commercial ferred. Apply in person after 1 JOBS: High pay. All trades. So. CASH 'N CARRY The "Boulevard” and residential. For further de- $13,900 — SEVEN room Colonial, 4 room, exposed basement, 2-car ga- Why gamble? Call in a firm that pit watching one "shoot" when he 1958 FORD Fstrlane 500, Sale price A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, America, The Islands. USA. WOULD LIKE some one to share ' be(irooms, nice lot, trees, central- rage, % acre lot, beautiful view of has stood the test of time. Just call heard a - woman’s vt ice coming $1,250 Excellent condition. TR painting. Carpentry. ' Alterations Courses and Classes 27 p.m. Krause Florist and Green- Visit oUr display room on wall Free $50 C>othing tails call owner MI 9-4839, 8 a.m.- house. 621 Hartford Rd. - Chance 'to travel, etc. For infor- paneling and kitchen cabinets. 3 ROOMS *597 my home. MI 9-7169. 6 p.m. ly locate:!, Carlton W. Hutchins, Hartford. Many extras. Price on the Crockett Agency for capable Each man is the center of a wor]|^ Gov. John Dempsey said from deep down among the pile of Announcements 2 5-8119. and additions. CeUion. Workmw- MI 9-5132.“ $32,500. bodies. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. U.S. CIVIL SERVICE tests! Men- mation write Dept. 33T National, The "Aristocrat" assistance and advice without ob- yesterday morning, and each man can begin a world improve- 1950 LIGHT BLUE DeSoto club women, 18-52. Start high as $95 MEAT WRAPPER —Expe 1020 Broad. Newark, New Jersey. NATIONAL LUMBER. INC? Free $50 Clothing CAPE CX)D—6 rooms, 2 baths, ligation. Call MI 3-1577. We are ment by respecting, nurturing and protecting the integrity ."I thought how horrible it would INCOME TAXES prepalwd In your NU 8- 4880. .FURNISHED room for rent. Park- MANCJHESTER — Immaculate 5 shake shingle exterior, nearing be down there among ail that borne or by appointment. Exper- coupe good condition. $85. Call week. Preparatory training until good wages, good working condi- 381 STATE STREET 8 ROOMS *6T» ing. Inquire 136 Biasell St. Farm and-Land For Sale 71 members 4>f Multiple Listing. tions. Apply First Food, 846 Cen- NORTH HAVEN, CONN. room ranch (3 bedrooms) built In completion, under-430,000. of that center. blood, so I drew my pistol and fired ienced tax work. 34 hour service. kn 9-3877. BIDWELL HOME improvemetM appointed. Thous’ands of jobs 1957, hot water heat, fireplace, l ’(i were a small part of the whole Co. Alterations, additions, ga- ter St, Situations Wanted— CHestnut 8-2147 $10 DOWN DELIVERS ATTRACTIVELY furnished' room BUILDERS — ATTENTION In his address to some 360 men it in the direction of the voice com- Call MI S-4733. open. Experience usually unneces- baths, full basement, all city util- Call RICHARD MOORE, WISH SOMEONE to handle your picture ing up through the pile of bodies,” PACKARD 1954. radio, heater, rages. Hoofing and siding experts. sary. FREE information on jobs, Female 38 Free stor^e until wanted. Free ' for gentleman with kitchen privi- Efolton Center^-100 acres or more Exclusive Agent real estate'f Call me at Ml 9-U32U and guests of the St. Bridget’s "You have beeii giVhn an op- FEDERAL INCOME taxes pre- overdrive, good running condition, WOMAN WANTED for housework, Delivery, Free setup by our own ities, conveniently located In de- he said. “I had such a email pistol Aluminum clapboards a specialty. salaries, requirements. Write TO- one. day a week, at North End. leges, private entrance, parking. of beautiful land for subdivision. sirable neighborhood. Sale price MEdford 3-4832 or for prompt and courteous service. Holy Name Society^, Governor portunity to stand up and be pared with your aavtafs In mind. $100. Call MI 3-0608, Une.xcelled workmanship. Easy Diamonds— Watches— reliable men. i Call at 169 Maple Street. Also, several other attractive par- that I Ijelieve it did not reach her. D’AY giv-ing phone. Lincoln Serv- Must h'ave own transportation, kll $17,800. Alice Clampet, Realtor, R] R. Hhils, contractor, MI 9-8363 Joseph Barth, Broker. Dempsey told the men*on anecdote couhted,” he said. In their roles She went right on talking." Reaaonable rates. Call'MI 9-8248. budget terms. Ml 9-8495 or TR ice. Pekin 20, .Illinois. WOMAN FOR baby sitUng. Refer- Jewelry * 48 cels in vicinity. Priced far below of a child wlio Is commanded to FOR SALE—1954 Dodge. 4-door 8-7531. ences furnished, kll: 3-4096. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT MI 9-4543 or MI 3-7357. as fathers, husbands, members of The trial is .expected to continue R-9109. market value. Terms to suit. LESSARD-BUILT WE BUY and sell. Please call this piece together the torn newspaper the community and of the church, sedan. Meadow-brook, asking $i00 LEONARD W. YOST. Jewelers - Phone for appointment Apartments—•Plats— office for speedy service. J. D. until the end o f the week. The PREPARED, kn EXPERIENCED women’s read^ to Samuel Albert, Htfd, CH 7-0.358 J. D. REALTY ENC?HANTING setting of shade slifeds of a map of the world; 'ITie he said, they had a chance to ful- INCOME TAX Call MI 9-7401, CARPENTRY—Remodeling, addi- Repairs, adjusts watches expert- Tenements 63 A MARK OF QUALITY Realty, 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. judge explained in reply to a ques- . 9-80S8. tions, roofing, rec rooms, alumi- Bonds— Stocks M ortgage 31 wear saleslady department head. Doga— Bi rds— Pets 41 ly. Reasonable prices] Open 'Tues- If you have no means of transpor- 470 Main St. MI 3-5129 trees andt large lots, picture win- child does the, task easily when he fill their potential. tion sent him- that it was held af- Rhone MI 3-1921, Mr, Parlette. day through Saturday. Thursday tation, I’ll send my auto for you. dow. walk-out family room, 3 bed- notices that on the back of the "A quitter is only one who’s ter so many years because Gerrets 1948 DE SOTO, above average. $50. num sidings, doors and windows. FIRST AND second mortgages. You OENERi\L RENTAL eency. J. D. rexjm ranch home. This Is what NEW executive type ranch in a Legal Notice map is the fa^e of a man. INCOME TAX rstuma prepared by No jobs too small. Ed Stasiak, PI evenings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. No obligation Realty, 470 Main Street, MI afraid to begin,” he added. and 'Vijk had been arrested only former taitemai revenue agent In TR 5-2848 may borrow $1,000 for as little as cleaning woman wanted five FOUR MONTH old, male dog, part Houses For Sale 72 you are looking for, $17,900. 414% prestige location. Good architectur- 2-7564. 8-6129. LIMITATION OBUKS "The child told his father, The talk was the highlight of a recently. yoor home or by appointment. $10 per month.'Prompt eervice.-No days weekly. Own transportation Collie, kn 9-7547. A— I^ B — E—R—T— S mortgage available. Warren E. al design complemented by excel- appraisal charge. E. C. Solimehe, lent workmanship and materials AT A COURT Ob' PROBATE held ‘When I put the man together, the. Communion breakfast held in the Alaot email buslneae eervicea. MI BATHROOMS tiled. remodeling, necessary. Vicinity Wapping Ml "Garden— Farm— Dairy 43-45 ALLYT^ ST., HARTFORD 4 CAROL DRIVE - RockylUe, $13.- Howland, Realtor. MI 3-1108. At Maiiclicatcr, . within and (or the world fell into place,’ ” said the 1950 CHEVROLET. 2-door, radio. Broker. Ml 9-0500, 4-1805. R(X3CVTLLE — See us for youi 650.' 5 room ranch, large living make.,,this home a sound invest- cafeteria of ^Manchester High 949S8. additions, recreation rooms, Open Nights till 8—Sat. 6 p.m. apartment! 3% rooms, heat, ap- District o( Manchester on the 1st day Governor. heater, $100. Ml 9-4624. TRI-COLUE at stud, MI 3-0456. Products 50' room, cabinet kitchen, 3 bed- PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial ment for the present . and the ol M arch, 1961. School following 8 o’clock Mass at Rockville-Verrion INCOME TAX preparation, busi- porches. All stvpes of carpentry. MORTGAGES—Money available In N.Y. MAIDS—top wages, best pliances, parking, $90 monthly; with .4 bedrooms, V,i baths, large future. The asking price Is $27,900. Present. Hon. John J. Wallctl. Judge. He told the men they should St, Bridget’s. Atty. David Barry Call MI 9-4291. CORN FED hogs for your freezer, _ , , u . rooms, i% % mortgage cam be Estate of Andrew Walek, late o[ ness and taidividual. Raymond 1950 FORD half-ton pickup, new any amount for first or second homes, tickets sent. Largest, old- Risley Realty Co., MI 9-4824 —TR assumed. Marion E. Robertson, living room with fireplace, hot For appointment to Inspect call. not feel discouraged because they was toastmaster. extra good eating, whole or half.' DE LUXE 2 oven 4 burner electric S-1166. Manenester in said District, deceased. Girard, MI 9-8008. clutch, brakes, battery, starter and mortgages for home improvement, est N.Y. Agency. Write GEM, 35 range. Call kU 3-6155. Broker, MI 3-5953. water heat, one-car garage. By ap- On motion o( Katherine Walek of generator, excellent tires, paint, consolidation of bills or any other Lincoln. Roslyn Heights. N. Y. Articles For Sale 45 Call JA 8-4949. FLORENCE REALTY” said Manchester, administratrix. Yoilth Stops Rooring— Siding 16 FOUR ROOM apartment, Including pointment only. Phllbrick Agency. ORDERED; That six months from TAX PROBLEMS are my business engine, etc. First $185, MI 9-5604. needs. Terms to suit. J. D. Realty, SOUTH WINDSOR—Assume mort- MI 9-8464. the 'ls L d a y of M arch, 1961, be and the all year 'round. If you need as- 470 Main St., kO 3-6129. CLERK HOME MADE ravioli,, fresh !--or heat, hot' water, gas for !<:ooking gage! $2,800 cash, $108 monthly. RAY’S ROOFING CO., shingle and Household Goods 51 electric refrigerator, 'gas stove. MI 3-4836 same are limited and allowed (or the Plus Rain, Snow and Fog istance with your return or rec- built up roofs, gutter and conduc frozen. SOc doz.. H Pasquallnl 246 ’ Very desirable ranch with garage, DUPLEX—5-5, 3 down. 2 up each creditor.s within which lo brliig in their Rolling Car >n-TON PICKUP trurk for rent. Interesting position for woman Avery Street, Wapping. TOWN OF Call MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. only. Wesley Vancour, Broker claims against said estale. and said ord keeping, call MI 9-8169 from 9 tor work; roof chimney repairs. TORO SNOW Hound power handle storms, 100x200 foot lot ending at side. Separata boilers. Hot water administratrix Is directed lo give to 9 for .Income ^ and bookkeep- Call kU 3-5738. I Business Opportunities 32 with aptitude for figure worK, woods. Immediate occupancy. baseboard hekt, 2-car garage, R-iy Hagenow, kn 9 -^ 4 ; Ray TOOL AND equipment rentals. at new low price Self-propelled ROCKVILLE — Centrally located public notice lo the credllors to bring ing service for ’ Individuals and Jackson. Ml 3-8325 model. M.srlow’z, Inc.. 867 Main. It C O V E N T R Y Glenn Roberts, Realtor, office MI wooded lot on bus line. $19,900. By SEE WITHOUT DELAY m their claims within said lime allowed On Park St. PRIVATE PARTY wants from COMPTOMETER Sales and service AP Equipment, 3>4 rooms, kitchenette, dinette by publLshing a copy o( this order In small buidnesses. kU 9-6221. % bedroom, living room, tile bath 4-1521, evenings MI 4M1181. appointment. Philbrick Agency, Tornadoes Pounce original owner a top condition, some newsimper having a circulation in COUGHLIN ROOFING Co. - AU \ be your own boss OPERATOR Center St., Ml 9-2052. ZONING BOARD MI 9-8464. ' Idea)fam ily living can be en- (A-L.A.) AUTOMOBILE L«gal Aa- low mileage 19156 Plymouth. OF APPEALS appliances furnished,’ $65 per MANCHESTER — Porter Street, said jirobate dlstrlcf'withln ten days Sevenleen-year-old Francis Geno- types of roofs and roof repairing, Small restaurant with excellent WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim- 9x15 BROWN TWEED rug and month, newly decorated. MI joyed-by the children and Mom and from the dale o( this order and return aociation. Special Representative, Dodge, ChevTolet. or Buicit 4-door specializing In Twenty Year Bond Opening for a comptometer op- pad, 5-plece formica kitchen set, 8 A public hearing will be held on $17,850, 6 room Cape, dormers, McKEE STREET—8 room home, 3 Dad in this quiet, yet conveniently make Lo this court o( tlie notice given; vesi of 1 Pine St. may have saved sedan, standard shift. No dealers income ran be easily -operated by' med, plastic coated, many 1961 3-1869, TR 5-3485. JOH.N J, W A Ll.E-lT. Judge. aifford W. Barnett, 28 Otis St., ed Roofs. Call Ml 3-7707. erator to do interesting and varied weeks old. Will sacrifice. Tel. PI March 10, 1961 at 8 P.M. In the storms and screens, l*a ' baths, spacious bedrooms, modern bath, located 3 bedroom split level. Large Rockville real estate from further Manchester, Conn. Tel. MI 3-7424. please; Cali kll 9-2430 after 5 p.m. couple. Excellent financing. work. Must be experienced. Pleas- patterns to choose from. C. J. Robertson School on the following extra large living room with front porch, garage, ameslte drive, On Midwest States damage Friday when he jumped Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center 2-8282 NEW. FIRST floor, five^ room lot. Owner transferred. Priced -be- LIMITATION ORDER ant working conditions, excellent appeal: apartment, built-in oven and fireplace, reefeawn room in base- nicely landscaped, excellent con- low appraisal value. AT A COURT OK TROBATE hold Into a rolling car and set the hand Roofing and Chimneys 16-A . J. D. REALTY benefit program. Apply Employ- St. RUGS. NEVER used. Brown 9x12, Signe S. AbiUbile of Route 44-A ment. garage, iJS lots with plenty, dition. Asking $15,900. Paul J. Cor- ai MaJicDoylci / wilhtn and for the brake. However, -the- car had al- INCOME TAX problems? The best AVto Driving School 470 Main St. MI 8-5129 range, $125. MI 3-2573. District of Manchfsler on the Jst day (Continued from Page Ojie) on highways and side roads piled ment Office. HYDRAUUC truck jack. 12 ton, $29. Brown tweed 9x16, *48, G.E. for a variance of depth on prop- of privacy, /patio, fireplace, renti. MI 3-5363. H. B. GRADY, Broker of M arch. 1961. ready smacked Ihtb:6 1the wall of th# - answer'is to call PI 2-8607, ROOFING—Specializing repairing vacuum, $20. BU 9-6955. erty located on the _comer of FOR REINT—Two room apartment. shrubs, bamhdo fence, trees, etc Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. higli with snow that drifted under Professionai Building on Park St., MORTLOCK'S Manchester's lead- roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut- 750x20 tire. Good chainsaw. Bath- DELUXE SPLIT level, 2^4 baths, 7 Estate of Gordon J. Todd, late of ing Co. in Austin, stopping can- MAN OR WOMAN First National Stores, Inc. room sink. Also clothesline poles.- Bri’gham Tavern Road and Route Heat, not water, parking. Tel. M3 James fc). D()wling, MI 9-7677, MI MI 3-8009 power of 20 m.p.h. winds.. breaking the Connecticut Light ing driving school. Tbre;© skilled ter work, chimneys cleaned, re- To Service • Park ft Oakland Aves, SCRUB, WAX and buff your win- 3-2068. 9-8816. rooms, built-in range, magnificent Manchester in said District, decea.sed. ning of bcan.3 and chicken soup. A State Highway Department and Power Co. office window. Personals kn 9-1353. 44-A. rec room, garage, high elevation., On tmotJon of Margaret L. Tudd of courteous instructors. Class room paired. Aluminum siding. 30 PART-TIME East Hartford ter-worn floors now with a good ..COVENTRY ZONING MANCHESTER AND said Manchester, administratrix. A warehouse was unroofed. office aide in the twin cities area - Owner Roman Zbyk, 28, of 17 ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, Instructions for 16. 17 year olds.' years’ experience. Free estimates. floor conditioner. Marlow’s have BOARD OF APPEALS SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot water, $12,600—SIX room cape, tUU base Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. ORDERED: That .iix months from Part of the roof was blown off said "We can’t even get our own Ward St., wag arrested by Patrol- Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director TOY ROUTE APPLIANCE CLOSEOUTS the 1st* day of M arch. 1961, be and the bonded repreaentaUve, Alfred •CaU Howley. kU 3-5361, kU 3-0783. SECRETARY wanted lor local In Hoover, Sunbeam and Shetland, Grant E. Toothaker, Sr. garage, stove and refrigerator, ment, combination windows and VICINITY the Austin Postoffice loading plat- equipment out to help motorists man Robert Ahnert and charged of Driver EMucation. MI 9-7398. Verv Small Starting Canital At Wholesale Prices $19.90 (and up. E-Z terms. Mar- doors, araesite drive, shade trees, ROLLING PARK — The tuy of .same a r f limited, and allow ed for the Araell, 308 Henry 8t. TeL Ml surance agency. Experience not Phairman central, $125 a month. Available crejlilors within which lo bring in their form, and torrential rain poured stalled on highways.” with failure to set the brakes prop- GOOD INCOME . necessary, klust be able to t>T)e. low’s, Inc., 861 Main St. I April 1. Call MI 3-2785 .before 6. 30 days occupancy. Marion E. buys. Six rooms, 114 baths, dor- $ 8,500-^7 room older home, 2 un Glaims against said e.stali3, ami said ad- S-0450. LARdON’S Connecticut's first li- Heating and Plumbing. 17 (1) M" Youngstown * cabinet sink mers front and reart fireplace, into the postoffice. Six inches of snow fell in the. erly. Operate from Home Reply in own handwriting to Box Robertson, Broker. Ml 3-5953 ' finished, ne>v he.it. ministratrix is directed lo give public One twister cut a destructive five hours up to midnight, atop’ 4 censed driving school trained -7 $88- Was $119.50. FOUR ROOM apartment, second nice neighborhood—for less than $ 8,900—$1,650 assumes 'present notice to the creditors to bring In their nie rolling car. began its jour- VACUUM CLEANERS repaired In Several Choice Territories. N. Herald. rlaim.s within .said lim e allow ed by inches that fell Saturday over the Certilied and approved ia now of- PLUMBING AND heating - re- ] (2VPhilco refrigerators floor. Includes heat, attic, base- SIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and $16,000, T. J.-Oockettj Realtor, mortgage, unfinished 5’,4 path through Litchfield, In south- ney in front of the Rockville Post my own home shop. Forty years AVAILABLE SOON publishing a copy of this order in some eastern Illinois damaging several area. The Weather Bureau saw factory experience. All makes, fering claaaroom and behind modeling installations, repairs j WOMAN to care 5-year-old boy (It Phllco automatic washer • SEPTIC TANKS ment space, and garage, Tel. Mr. garage, full shed dormer, 2 full MI 3-1577. room, 1,369 square foot newspn|>er having a circulation in said Office and was heading for the wheel Instruction for teenagers. All work guaranteed 25 years ex- in my home three davs per week. (li Phllco electric drj'cr. CLEA.NED and IN8TAL1J5D Keith, MI 9-8191, baths, wooded lot,- easy walking ranch, lake privileges. .Ideal probate district within ten days from buildings. no let up In the sno-wfall. Rockville Cab Co. ' office whan low rates, free estimates, tree MANCHESTER and also PORTER STREET area, 8 rDom the dale of thi.H order and return make •In Iowa, “the State Patrol pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, kU 9-6075. perience. 24-hour service. Call Call kn 9-7498. Up to $100 in trade for your old F o r Sa le distance to schools, bus, and shop for handy man. ‘ A woman resident of a Litch- Genovesi jumped Into it, police Earl VanCamp', Ml 9-4749. Hartford Rockvills THREE ROOM apartment, newly colonial, 2 baths, wall-wall carpet, to this court of the notice given. warned motorists that snow, rain JA 2-1 i71. TV on new Phllco consoles. Easy • SEWERS ping. Don’t miss this outstanding $J0,400—2 acres, 4 bedroom ranch, JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. field housing project was cut by said. PREPARE FOR driver’s tef.. East Hartford Storrs EXPERIENpED saleslady. Inquire MANCHESTER decorated, birch cabinets in kitch- value, $15,900. Phllbrick Agency, garage, private yard, trees, flying glass and. a man suffered and sleet had left "a sheet of ice Stafford Springs Windsor terms at mac hine cleaned hot'water baseboard heat. It was the second \nslaijce with- CALL OR SEE ME (or a good deal Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class in perebn at Yoi^h Centre, Man- en] $70 a month. MI 9-2684. hH. 9-8464. $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml AT A GOURT OF PROBATE held bruises when hts trailer home was ayross the state.” In the- norlhf Wethersfield Willimsintir MARLOW^S, INC. S-ROOM a> $11,700—Immaculate 4 room ranch, at Mancbe.ster, within and for- the in-._a week in which a i rolling, on 1061 Dodge. Dart. Laiicer and room. Three-instructors. No wait-1 Radlo-T\' Repair ^ Chester Shopping Parkade. 9-5132. hurled 60 feet through the air. west portion of the state, num- Ing Manchester Driving Acade- plus several other areas 861 MAIN STRE ET HNISHED CARE • INSTALLATION FOUR ROOM apartment, all Im- MANCHESTER —. 7 room Capa, oversized garage. Dislilcl of Manrhe^ster, on the 2nd day driverless car had damaged prop- Willys Jeeps and- first choice used Scrvice.s 18- $12,500—4 finished 6 roorh cape, of M arch A.D . .1961. A, tornado caused heavy wind erous communities reported six erty. One week, ago, a car smashed my. PI 2-7249. PART-TIME candy salesgirl. Ap- * provements,. garage. Apply 132 family rexim, modern kitchen, 3 $14,200 HERB Hutchinson built I’ re.sent. Hon. John J. Wallett. .fudge. cars. Walter O. Parker. Dennett We will appoint a sincere man o r , SAVAGE 12 gauge pump shotgun j SPECIALIST damage at JerseyvUle.__ _inches of snow. Estherville, had ply in person'. Manager, State Recreation room, 4 bedrooms, Maple Street, . bedrooms, rec room', garage. Gcxxl ranch, 5 rooms, fireplace, garage, city utilities. K.-^tatp of Anrtle Sym ington, late of into and. - severely damaged —the _ and Popp Dodge. 10 Conn. Blvd.» woman to service a number of senG with*'Polychoke, $50: Royal port- $12,900—3 acres, 4'4 rooms, out M anchester m .said" tiistrict. 'd eceased . High winds’ smashed a con’ereTe elght~ihchM‘ of"he’w shmv~’stnce’ MORTENSEN TV Specialized RCA Theater after 5 p.m. city water and sewer. Very lot with trees. One block to huge lot. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI porch of Ronald Ramsdell’s home East Hartford. Ml 9-3422. sational self-service "TOY SHOP” I able t\-pewriter, $70. Call kU TWO ROOM furnished apartment, buildings. UiHin application yf Harold Syming- .service station in Effingham, 111., mid-afternoon Sunday. Busines-s Service.s Offered 1-31 television, service kO 9-4841 good condition. Early occu- schools, shopping and bus, $16,900. 9-513&. ton. Administrator, praying fnr au- at 9 McLean St. _ I Di.splays located in markets, drug. 3-4300,’ I Town and Country rivate bath, free parking, utili- $14,500—2 acres, view, tieaUtifuI and tore down a theater screen Five small tornadoes hit Mis- AN OPPORTUNITY (or ambitious ------I pancy. R]educed to $12,600. Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. thority to .'«ell ceriain real e.«iaie par- Richard Yosl, 22, of 8 Cottage , SNOW PLOWING - Driveways, CONNIE’S TV- and Radio »»ervlce, variety stores, etc. Each - "TOY personable women to supplement fics adults, business block. Depot VERNON—For country living 5 landscaping, 7 room older ticularly described in .said application in the area. souri and Arkansas areas Sunday, St., was uninjured early Sat- Slim And Lovely parking areaa.1.24 hour service. MI available all hours. Satisfaction SHOP" earns money. S>nfiply re- TRACTOR 2-wheel Simplicity with | Square. Tel. Mr. Keith. MI 9-8191. room ranch,. swimrriing ' pool. home, 2-car garage. , on file, it is 'The winds caused widespread there were no injuries. Damage family Iqcome by displaying beau- snow plow.' harrow and sickle bar. TONGREN br o ker ' DRAINAOE CO. MANCHESTER ~ Cqlontal,. 8 spa* Or^DERED: ' That the foregoing urday when he lost control of 3-1348. guaranie&d. Call MI 9-1315. place toys each week and collect tiful Emmons’ costume jewelry at cloua rooms, large living room Phone C. Magnuson,. MI 3-0229. $14,800—6 room ranch, breezeway, nppHration be heard' and de- damage to other buildings, trees was small except where one twist- money. First $75 takes it. MI 3-5709. ' Ml M143 ROCKVILLE—14 Laurel. 2*4 room his car and hit a retaining wall at 3 or more private fashion shows Ml 3-6321 with fireplace, family atze tile garage, privacy. termined at the Probate office and utility lines.' er caused heavy damage to stor- 156’,4 Union St. Yo^t told Patrol- RADIO-'ry REPAIRS, any make — weekly in Manchester and adja- light housekeeping apartment. In- kitchen porch, one-car garage, $15,300*-:-Like nirw 6 room cape, in Manrhe.-4tet In .said Di^lrirt. on The twisters wfere the second to age buildings and boats on the \ f ;quires only few LAWN klOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, quire second floor, front, Mrs. LESSARD-BUILT, the 14th day o^ M a rch . A. D. 1961. at man Robert McNamara a passing cars, amplifisra. phonographs and cent towns. FleiTible working large lot 86x240, $10,900. Philbrick basement garage, view, ai- eleven o'clock in the forenoon, and that Gravois arm of the lake of the Colorlul Trims! Bolens, Goodall. Ariens. ' Riding Johnson. Tel. TR 5-8607. hit IllinoLs In les.s than two days. car had cut in close to his car, changers. Over 47 years total ex- HOURS EACH WEEK holira] Ideal (or housewives with mowers. Bolens '7 h.p. Ridamatic Agency, MI 0-8484. .rnost one acre lot. notice be given to all persons interested A tornado ripped into Chicago’s Ozarks, , perience. 90 days guarantee oh all A MARK OF QUALITY. in said estate of the pendency of said forcing it from the road.There'was This is not a job biit a chance children] No investment] mo deliv- tractors with over 21 attachments. $16,900—4-4 duplex, separate heat, South Side late Saturday killing In the Pacific Northwest Sun- work Potturton’s. kH 9-4537. ROCKVILLE — 24 Grove Street. SEVEN iROOM split level, 2 baths, application and the time and place of no arrest. to get into something you may have eries no collecting. We train you. Used mowers and- tractors. Parts NEW colonial with personality plastered walls, city utilities. hearing thereon, by publishing a copy a man, injuring 100 and causing "day, a rain storm powered by- Well heated 2-room furnished built-in overi, rapge and dishwash- $17,900—2 acres, 6 room ’ranch, all George Polozie. 31, of 124 Orch- P in i/:0 RECOMMENDED service always wanted—a business of your Call MI 4-8033. and service. Capitol Equipment! apartment. Inquire first floor, plus. You can be the proud owner of this order In some newspaper having damage e.stimated at $5 million. winds of up to 83 mqi.h. raced ard St., Ellington, who, police said, own. One that cam be handled In "Since 1907 By Reid er, recreation room. one-car ga- large rooms, built-ins, clo.set a ciroulalion in said district, at least on Hi-Fi’s, radios, televisions, also Co.. 38 Main. MI 3-7958, /Lpnrtment 9. Tel. TR 5-9594. of number 36 Arnott Road_jn a five nays before the day of .‘*aid hear- Three elementary schools were through the stale, then rha-nged to Of Course” rage,. $3,300 takes over 4i,4% a blinding snowstorm in the Caa was mjisy and abusive when a guaranteed service on 'all oth” ^ | W^^e time and^ IN A RUT? Want to try something It's Been neighborhood of ardent pride fol- an t, I ii'C. I" Slipf-ar i( lin-y rt'e. raiisc at aalrt cio.sed for repairs. At Ica.st 25 patrolman began to inveatigato an different? Build a new life- around mortgage. Total monthly payment $17,900—Complete 6 room ranch, I nhi.> «nn place and be lieard relative cade Mountains. Property was make.s. Shop our special do-it-{ ' $109.15. Philbrick Agency, MI Investnient of less than $21,000. We deluxe heated ba.semenl rec ! tliciTto, ami make reiiirn in ihi» com i.. buildings have been red-tagged as accident involving hi.s car, was ar- yourself department featuring dts-# a new experience. Many succe.ss- FOR RENT—* room, heated apart- •shall be pleased to sh(3w -you linsafe for electrical service by- damaged and utility lines downed. NOT A GET-BICH QUICK- ful AVON Representatives enjoy OUTSTANDING SALE OF ANTIQUES 9-8484. room, a(;re high lot. JO ll.v J. wai. i.K'I'T. Judac. The snow continued today, with rested Frida.v and charged with count prices. Open evenings ‘ and . ment. Apply Pinehurst -CJrocery. through. Call George Ramsey, city building intoxication and breach of peace. the contacts - a s' much as the $17,900-r-Large 8‘ room cape, plas- AT A COURT OF PROBATK bold Saturdays. Satellite Electronics' SCHEME SEPTIC TANKS CLEAN MODERN FURNITURE— FEW’ NEW ITEMS MANCHESTER -,N ew T room commissioner. He said nine would some 18 inches reported at Mt. Polozie, was a passenger in his If .you have a desire to better profits. Whv not talk It over today. AVAILABLE for immediate occu FLORENCE REALTY . tered walls, I’.j baths, well at Manclu-Htor. within aiul for the lipod. Service, 16,'i School St. Manches- AND At Our Now Locotion— Lontem VlUago Bom pancy 214 rooms, heat, hot water, ranch-, 2 fireplaces, 2 full baths, landscaped lot. Dij^trirf of Manchcflier, on iho 2nd day be demolished. own car, driven by Robert W. Brad- ter. kll 9-1786 or JA 8-i669. yourself—if sober, honest, really Call now for appointrhent. BU 2-car garage, large kitchen with of March. 1961. The same storm blew into 9-4922 tile bath ,and shower, centrally lo $20,900—Recently built, oversized PrPS'^nt. Hoh. John J. Wall^*tt. Judge. Ramsey said at least 3.000 struc- ley, 29, of 9 Jacob St., Rockville, sincere, have a car (min. $298 req.) PLUGGED SEW ERS Formoiiy Known As MiUor's Donee Holl built-in oven and range, formal MI 3-4836 tores were damaged, about 7,5 so Washington State and into British RADIOTV REPAIR, any make, apply atjonce—giving complete de- 7 room cape, built-ins, 2 full .K slate of lAeon F. Men.slpr Sr., laic of Columbia] with largely the same who was arrested- and charged 746 ToNond Turapike, Manchester, Conn. winr=. uS i5s. Wesley Vancour, Broker Mahche5ter. In said DiHtrirt "dcrra.^cd .ieveraly damaged they could riot with driving without a license. The .free pickup and delivery on small tails about yourself, phone number. WANTED SALES personnel full Mi 3-63WJ. Phllbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464 bath.s, large rooms, garage, The adminlRlrali ix having exhibited effect on property and utility radios, phonographs. Hours 8,10 and part-time: clerionl including Machine Cleaned About 1 MUe East From The Manchester-Buckland Exit 98 one acre wooded lot. her administration account with said be occupied. car had, stnick a parked car on Airmail or wire: Of T he Wilbur Cross Parkway (Route 15) 238 CHARTER OAK ST.—2 room lines. p.m. H A F? Radio and TV, kU stenographic,' full-time. Apply of- Septic Tanks, Dry Wells,-Sewer SIX ROOM home tn A-1 condition. MANCHESTER—3 bedroom home, $22,000—15 acres, 6 room modern* estate lo this Court*'for allowance. Il’ Is The U.^. Weather Bui-eau said In the East Sunday, tempoia- West Main St. 9-5582, Ml 3-1479, fice House ft Hale. furnished apartment.,.suitable two nice condition, on large lot, full ized older home, large heat- ORDKTIKD; That the 21.st day of the^tornadq touched down initial- The pair is due im court March(^ TOY MERCHANDISING CORP. Lines Installed—^ellnr Water- WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8, 1961 at 10 A.M. adults. Heat, hot watci*. private Present owner spent over $7,600 Which. 1961. at Ion q ’ c 1ocI|> fo r e n o o n , at tures were generally moderate, basement, on bpsJine, near school ed chicken coop. the Probate Office in the • Municipal ly near 91.st St. and Western Ave., 21. -34--10 58th Street proofing Done. Inspection After 9 A.M. bathroom, parking. ' $20 weekly. on new boiler, new ceilings, m(xl- though high in some areas. New fi. Millinery Dressma'kihK ^19 Woodside 77; New York COUNTER girl, hours 11*7. Full- ernizing kitchen, etc. One-car ga- and shqpplng center. Small down $23,400—3 'kcres,- reconditioned, Building in .•^ald Manchester, be and then look an erratic course north.- York City’s 70 was two degrees Also dfie in court that day is Listing and Schedule -A M. Session—From estate of Ralph D. MI 9-;1746. large 10 room early Ameri- the sam e is n.sHlipied for a h<‘arlhg on Robert W. lilinny, 18. of 53 Hill- time, steady work. Apply , One rage, deep lot. $16,900. Phllbrick payment. Cal) owner, MI 9-9770. the allowance of said s administration east across a residential and .shop- uhddr an 81 year record. Washing- Dowd of Collinsville. Conn. Early and Rare Whale Oil and Other can colonial, approximately HEkTMING AND alteration work. ’ Hour Martinizing, 299 W. Middle MCKINNEY BROS. SIX MODERN rctoms, • furnished Agency, Ml 9-8464. account wlfh said estate, a.scerlainment ping area then into Lake Michigan. ton, D. C., had an 80 degree read- side Ave.. ’Vernon, who is charged Lamps (36 Lots), Sandwich, etc., Pairs and Single, Clear and SOUTH WINDSOR—Like new 514 200 years old, barn, new of- heirs and order of distribution, and UaH Mrs, William Abraitis, . 10 Help Wanted— Female 35 Tpke. 'on bus line, large yard, garage. It collap.sed store fronts, tossed ing, setting an -81 year high for with passing a stop sign., ‘ . Rohm Road, any time. Sewtrog* Disposal Co. Colored. Pair Gothic Arch. Pair Thumbprint, Pair Moon and Star, MANCHESTER—New 3 bedroom rcx>m ranch, 3 large bedrexims, workshop. thi.s Court directs that notice of ih^ atilos about, uprooted trees, shook Vernon consta’bles said Lunny^ DRIVERS FOR school buses In 180-182 Peart SL—ItD 8-580$ Adults. MI 9-77.70, ceramic bath, large dining area, $25,600—2 acres, deluxe 8 rdom time and place asslg^ied for .said hear* the date. Pair Drape and Tassel, etc. Sapphire 4 Printie, Vaseline Ring. ranch with garage. Also, 6 room ing be given to all persons known to be houses from - their foundations, . Heavy weekend rains in Ohio hit' a fence post .aiid partf 'of a KNITTED DRESSES shortened, Vernon and Manchester, 7 :30-9, attached garage, excellent neigh- Interested therein Jo appear and be .Read Herald Ads Sapphire Blue. 2 Dresden Type, Milk Glass Base, Pair Victorian COMFORTABLE 4 room apart- Colonial, Hot water heat, ceramic ranch and a 314 ijoom home, sent roflftops spinning, and spread Sent rivers and tributaries over bridge on Thrall Rd,. Friday night hemming and alterations . done. 2-3:30. Call Ml 3-2414. baths, fireplaces full basements. borhood, nicely landscaped one- 2 garages, 2 driveways. heard thereon bv publLshing q copy of Sapphire, etc. 36 Paperweights, Pew Sandwich, St. Louie, Murano] ment, automatic heat and hot this order In some newspaper having a -glass and masonry in the streets. flood stage in many coinmunitics after driving through a stop sign COLOR Call Mrs. Monty, 13 kloorc 8t. Marked Baccarat, etc. F'rom Various Fine Horfies and Estates. water, working couple. Available MI 3-4860. half acre lot. Evenings Mr. Hayes, Circulation In said District, at Teast Wires were felled, plunging the at Dart Hill Rd- 'Hu' accused told MI 3-0527. Warren E. Howland, BUILDING LOTS—LAND TRACTS and plans were being made for STAMP-ONS Clocks 2 Wall Calendar, Skeleton on Marble Basa/^ Woodworks immediately. If interested call MI five dny.s before the day of said hear- area into ddrkhess. emergency shelter for lowland pofice he had dropped a lighted Moving— Trucking— in Mahogany Case. "John Hunt,” Plainville. Farmington, Conn., CUSTOM BUILT completed in 1961, Realtor. MI 3-1108. , ^ ' . FARMS cigai'ette in his lap and took his 9-4319. 5 Vi room ranch with large base, , JOHN J. WALLETT. JudK'. Tlie twister's path, about 300 residents. Storage 20 "Empire Case Mantel,” Henry C. Sm i^’s. Plymouth. Conn.. An- COVENTRY — 7 room cape' on yards wide,- was traced by a tor- 'Die threat of riiing floodwaters eyes off the road. sonia Steeple, Marble Case, Others. 2 Barometers, “C. Gerlettl. ment garage, large beautiful LAWRENCE F. FIANO LIMITATION ORDER Richard P. Hayes, 24, of Bolton paneled kitchen with built-ins.,on waterfront, 2-car garage, fire- AT A ('Ot!RT OF PROBATE bold nado, expert pi-the University of along the Mobile River in'Alabania MANCHESTER .Moving and Truck Glasgow..” one "Tlniay’s Patent.”. Old Blue Canton China, (43 'niREE ROOM apartment, steam REALTOR MI 3-2766 MLS Rd., Vernon, was arrested by Con- . heat, adults only. MI 3-8053. , bus line,* priced right, (jharles place, den, lV-4 baths, on large lot. a(. Manc(iox(»'i-. witiiin ai(d fb,r tb Chicago in an aerial survey. forced suspension of railroad pas- (ng Company. Local and long dis- Lota, Over 115 Pieces), Large Tureen. 17-in. Platter and others. MI 3-0458 Di.'*(rtot of Mfincho.**(rr. on (ho 3rd day "The storm appeared to be stable Edwin R. .Carlson and Ponticelll Agency, MI 9-9644. MI $19,000. W, E, Thlemanv Agent -PI Paul P.- Fiano of March, senger service on the main lines of tance moving, packing and, stor- VegeUble Dishes. Assorted Plates. Cujis and Saucers, 8-ln. Open- 2-7752, Ed Crawford Ml 9-4410 a rather small tornado but very the Louisville and Nashville Rail- charged with allowing a dog to age. Regular service throughout FOUR ROOMS.^heat and hot water 3-8109. Prc.Kont. Hon. John J. Wallett. Jiidz**. LUXURY work Bowl, etc. Silver, 35 Lots. Fine Plated Item, 4 Piece Tea Included, . garage for parking, E.statc- of Herbert II. Johnson late of fast-moving," he said, "with in- road. roam and failure to license a dog. New England States and Floriila. Set, Ornamental Set (Compete, 4 Vases), Large Coffee Um, ivenetian blinds. Ready for March kMANCHESTER—2-family duplex, BOLTON-COVENTRY line—5 room 107 C7RESTWOOD DRIVE, Man- Menche.ster It) said Dlatrist. deceased. dicated speed of 40 to ?0 miles an MI 3-6563: ' chester—6 room Gape. 2 up part- On motion of Sarah M. Johnson of Baaketa, Platters. Hot Wjiter KftUe, Sheffield Tray. etc. China, 15, Tel. MI 9-1838 after 10 a.m. ' 5-5, centrally located, large lot, split level, large lot, easy com- said Msjirhe.stor executrix. hour." rotating winds within Jtje Ixjndpn, March 6 — Shirt ly finished. Aluminum storm win- .’.lANCHESTTER Package Deliveliy. For Tho For Tho For Tht Glass, etc. Old Ivory Choc. Set, Assorted Plates, Bohemian (Cov- full price $13,900. 5 room older rrtutlng to Manchester and Hart- ORDERED: That six months from twister, he ’said, probably fanged sleeve weather hit Europe today, Rybezyk Drawing 8127 ered Jar, Royal Doulton Pitcher, Pair Vaseline 4 Printie Vases, MANCHESTER-Bolton town line — home, new plumbing and heating, ford. FHA approved. Sacrifice, do’Svs, radiant heat, city utilities. the 3rd day of Marcli. 1351. be and the up to 200 m.p.h. making a mockery of the calendar. I-Jght trucking and package deliv- Near bus, schools and shopping same are limited and allowed for the l2h-26'/i . PROl^ONAL MAN RETIRED COUPLE Pair Sandwich Green Lamp Fonts, Minttyi’s Dinner Set (Flowery 4 large rooms, $115 per month, full price $9,600. Many, more — $15,900. W. E. Thleman, Agent, creditors within which to brlna In their A severe* weather warning had From England to Poland, from Elderly Park Map ery ' Refrigerators, washers and EXECUTIVE center. Asking $13,400. Everett ’ .. A handsome .yoked eheath in stoVe moving specialty. Folding! Garland)! heat, hot water, stove, and refrig- all prjee ranges. Call the Ellsworth PI 2-7762. claims agsinst said estate, and ‘ said been issued two hours earlier by Scandinavia to 4he .Riviera, the sun Murphy Agency, MI 3-0347. executrix is" directed- ta Kive public chnjrs for rent. Ml 9-0T52. At 1 P.M.—Oil Paintings, Large Scotch Highland Scene By eratcir. A pleasant place t(i; live. Mitten Agency Reattors, MI the Chicago Weather Bureau but beat down and temperatures soared Hzea that compliment-the not-lo- Eight room split level on 100 x A seven-room brick ranch just A delightful custom built two- Shown by appointment. MI 3-5983. 3-6930. MI 9-5524.’ notice to the creditors lo hrliffr in their Town Planning Engineer Ed- tall woman. For cover-up, a rib- Enjoy the luxury of "quick-' Charles Stewart, 1890, Large Pastoral On Mahogany Panel, Large PRINCETON STREET—Beautiful cla im s within .«aid tim e allow ed b y pub- it made no mention of tornado unsea.sonably into the 60s. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- , seconds away from Main Street bedroom Colonial ra'nch on 150 VERNON BUY OF THE lishlne a copy of this order In some ward Rybezyk is drawing a map lengtb bolero. trim" flowers on-.vour lincriR and I 235’ lot. Family size kitchen Sailing Vessel, Lsmdscapea, etc. Old Furniture. Cherry Wash- cape in- excellent -condition with possibilities. The dark clouds Beaches were crowded. Winter moving] packing, storage Uow FIVE room rent plus garage on bus CAPE—West Side. 5 finished rooms, newspaper-hai-fne a clrcutallon In said resorts, except those high in the of the 17.5 acres wjiich the town No. 8127 with Patt-O-Rama Is wearables! .Tusl press on,, no cm-! forqyial dining room, sunken Uv-. or the hospital. Three oversize X 200' park-like lot. 1>4 baths, -Stand, Sheraton One Door Stabd, Boston Rocker, 8 Ft. Church oversize garage. Will be available probate district within ten drays from struck at 5:15 p.m. rate on - long distance moves to j line, available April 1. Neat and oil hot water he^t, fireplace, very WEEK I mountains, saw unpleasant hand- is buying from the federal govern- In sizes 12>j, 14>2, IS 'j, broidery necessary! bedrooms, l l j baths, modem superb recreation 'rnom, -^auti- Bench, Franklin Fireplace, (Cherry Dropleaf Table. Andirons, clean, with nice yard. Shopping clean and neat. .Verplanck School for occupancy on or about June the date of this ordei* and return make '^ e injured were taken to 10 48 states. Personalized eervlre. Ml I Ing room, recreation room, four to this court of the notice (riven. writing in the melting snows. Sum- ment for use as a park for the eld- 20Vi. 22Vi, 24Vi, 26>j. ^ust 33 to Pattern No. 5343 contains color fully manicured grounds with Hitchcock Chair and Others. NEW FURNITURE: Maple Cob- close by $Ip0 per month includes section, convenient to schitols, Only $83 monthly, $3,500 assumes 15. Reasonably priced. J. -D. Real- hospitals. At least 76 were treat- 3-5187, CH 7-1423, ... extra large bedrooms, 2 ’,y baths, family kitchen, formal dining, bler’s Bench, Unpalnted'Deacon's Bench, 6 'Unpainted Rabbit JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. mer resorts dragged out the beach erly, adjacent to'a housing project 47. Sire 14 Vi, 35 bust] -dress, 3 transfer for ' rose, morning-glory heat. Call MI 9-4672. stbres and bus. Large 4Vi% G.I. present 4%% mortgage. Quality ty 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. ed In emergency rooms and, re- being obstructed on W, OntCr St- and pansy motifs; directions for .2 - car garage. Beautifully de- room, living room with Roman colorful shrubs, birch trees snd Eso" Windsor Chairs, Washatand, etc. CLEAN USED FURNI- built, clean 6V4 room ranch near leased chairs. yards of 35-lnch; 1% yards con- mortgage cam - be assumed. $86 8-STATE CD PARLEY An exception was Turkey. When Rybezyk said today he would trast “ . % -crocheted edging Painting— Papering 21 signed for living and entertain- brick fireplace and TV room, snd sturdy irtisde trees. A true TURE: 6 Piece Formica Top Dinette Set. Duncan Phyfe Style per month carrying charge. Of- Parkway and schools. MANCHESTER — 8 room luxury The $5 million damage estimate split level, 4 .large bedrooms, 2>,a West Point, N, Y., March 6 Ufi— Queen Eliza'beth and Prince Philip have’ the map completed within a To order, sen^ 35c in coins to: To order, send 25c In rolna to:— INTERIOR PAINTING, decoraUng, ing. two-car garage. " picture book house. Sofa, Coffee Table. Other Items. From Dowd Estate: 30 Lqmpa, Business Locations fered at only $14,300. Gaston Real CJivll Defense directors from Con- was provided yesterday. by two Anne Cabot, The Manchester LAWRENCE F. FIANO baths, rec room, formal . dining arrived in Ankara on their way couple of days for James Herdle, Sue Burnett The Mandhester Eve- ceilinga, floors, papertiangUig Pair Etched Peg, Pair H ein and ThumbprinL Horn of Plenty, 2 For Rent ‘ 64 ty (jompany, MI 9-S781. necticut are expected to attend an major claim adjusting firms rep- Evening Herald. 1150 AVF-. OF Pair Tall 4 Printie (Vaseline and Clear), Minia. Amber, Pair REALTOR' MI 3-2786 . MLS room, sunkeo-living room, family resenting 300 fire and casualty back from their- Asian tour they head of' the recreation departhient. ning H e r a I d. 1160 AVE. OF Steaming off watlpapbr., Clean 8-state CD conference 'beginning were greeted by a snow squall. . Herdic will slcetch on the map AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86. Vaseline Candlesticks, etc. Then More Interesting China, Glass, LARGE ONE-room alr-conditloned MANCHESTER*—Neit 5 room Cape Paul P. Piano MI 3-04*8 size kitchen, 2-car garage. Bel- companies with policies on prop- AMERICAS, ktEWYORKSO, N.V. N.Y, , ' workmanahip. Free esUmatea. No fgiore Agency, MI 3-5121. here today. Other states Invited to the facilities he would like the /v * For Ist-class mailing add 10c job tog amalL John VerfaUle, MI Brto-A-Brac. Silver, etc., Fron) Various Sources. Heat, Chairs, office. 100% Main St. location. on bus line. Phone C Magnusim, Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 piarticipate in discussions on -organ- erty in the area. For Ist-class mailing add 10c Parking. Lunch Victor’s Catering Service. Sale Details O f- Marlow'a 867 Main St MI 3-0229. Heavy snow continued falling The 6,000-loot volcano Ualco towir to Install for the elderly. for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- 3-2521. THE WILLIAM E. BELFIORE AGENCY FOUR BEDR(X)M modified raiiqh. BOLTON — Just over Manchester ization and training methods at the Including pathe, a road, a home- dress -with Zone, Style No. and for each pattern. - Print name, 3-day meeting are New Jersey, New In ’Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota and In EJ Salvador once was known -as (uidress withy zone and Pattern aperbang'lng. STORE F OR cent on Spruce St DUPLEX, NEW, S.bednwms, b( 5-2, dining room, steel beam -con- line. Ckistom butlt 2 bed rdom Co- the "llghthousa of the Pacific” be- ahbe pitching area and jnudwa Size. , . / ^AINTINQ AND pap 358 M A IN STREET ' MltelioN 3*5121 Roberl M. & Son, AuetioRMrt .loniai Ranch on park-ltk.e lot, York, New Hiunpshir’e,’ Vermont, WtocbnsiiL number. V G o ^ Clean workmanshisnip' at rea M i Reasonabl e and .parking th Ui t board heat, near bus, achoois, stryctlon, garage, trees, bu< near in ""ttw MtameapolU-iSL Paul | eauke Ita fiery erdwn could be ieen The town la. paying fifi.BOO for .. Include another 35c with your Nave you the '61 Album epn- Ml MADY 8T.—PbaM Ml B-Ulft^MANCHESTER. CX>NN. NOT. CaU M l e - ^ . ,910 Bpniot beautiful tbeei, Cvlton W. Hut^- .Bowen Sehotd. Ciarlbm W. Hijtoh- beautiful rec room in baaement. MnsaachuMtta, Itooda loUnd and the property. Mttem order for the Spring and sonable raiea 80 years in Man- Vineofit A. Boggini W. E.BoMoi« mAVMONP » . B U P —Pheae Ml ft-4411 S-US2.' fiore Agency, , M| 8-6121. Maine. ,, ' area, Inuulreda of care ware otelled far out to jea. talnlng mgny . lovely designs and chester. lUyisoad Flske. Ml S t lu, MI Ins.’ MI B-5133. himmiir *61 Baslo Fakhiom. tf** pattemaT Only 25e a copy I 9-B2S7. BfONDAT, MARCH 8, 1961 PAG^ FOURTEEN lEv^ning 1i>raUii chtince to solve one of Richard Sunset Coimcil, No. 45, Degree Manchaster Jaycee Wivea w’lU aponaor a faahlon ahow, with Puteria “brain teasera.” ThU year West Side About Town of I^ahontas, will meet tonight Tall Cedars the riddle la “Why did the UtUe fly at 7:30 at Tinker Hall, Main St. lu th y Ckidfrty aa dommantator, fly?” At 8:30 there will be a kltchaa tonight nt I In Second Congipga- tional Church auditorium. Faab- Committee membera Include Sewer Suits H0 U,SE & H ALE ■ The FeUffWcraft Ohih will meet social to which members, friends Plan Annual Kenneth Jackabn, 'mualc; Emeat tonight at 7:30 at the Masonic and the public are invited. Mem- Iona will be from Houae and Hale M A IN STREET, M ANCHESTER department atore. Tlcketa may be Zoppa and Naah Rowlrtt, decora- Temple. After a business meeting, bers are asked to bring grocery U|C^; PYank Oakeler, William colored slides of the Washington items. Refreshments will be served. obtained at the door. Mrs. Rudolf, Ladies Night Remain Idle Riccio, president, and Mrs. James Morrison and Puter, tlcketa. monument will be shown. Anderson Shea Post, VFW, will Plesslnger, vice president, will pour william Stevenson, Junior depu- There’s not much doing on the The Womm’s Beneht Associa- meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the tea, and refreshmenta will be ty grand tall cedar, la general West Side sewer lawsuit, several tion will m ^t tomorrow at 8 p.m. post hontw'for nomination Of cheUrman^ for the annual Ladies Two Masons Get of the principals Involved have re- HAS THE at Odd Fellows Hall. After a short fleers. Night of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Ce- ported. business meeting. Mrs. Samuel Kehler and Ward Circles, dars of Lebanon, that will be held Service Awards WSCS, of South Methodist Town counsel Arthur LeCIalre Schors \vill show color slides of a Eliza Chapman Joy Circle of trip.to Europe last summer. There Church, will meet tomorrow eve- J^, said a request for a trial has North MethodUt Church will meet ning. Membera of Kehler Circle Fifty-year pins will be presented NEW •wrill be a social hour and refresh- Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the to two Masons of Manchester been made to the Court of Com- ments. ” will meet at 7:45 at Susannah mon Pleas In Hartford, but has not church. Hostesses will be Mrs. Wesley Hall to continue the study Lodge tomorrow night at the Ma- Jonathan Law. Mrs. (Jeorge yet been granted. * course on "Basic Christian ' Be- sonic Temple. Swanson, and Mrs. Ida Copying. liefs.," Membera of Ward Circle An earlier request for trial was wiil meet at 7:45 at the hoine of Receiving the pins >^[1U be Paul granted last June, but the trial ATLANTIC William N. Knight, son of Mr. Mrs. BamCy Peterman, 40 Jordt R. Dougan of 96 Washington^ St. was never carried out because the FURNACE OIL I a n d Mrs. Nicholas W. Knight, 65 St. Mrs. George Brooks will leCd a and Arthur Woodbrldge of 493 E. Judge decided more Information Antoroatie DeUver; II White St., has been named to the study course on "Basic Christian Middle Tpke. Right Worshlpfill was needed on the value of the I dean’s list at Amherst College, Am- Beliefs.” Co-hoBtesses will be -Mrs. Merle Tapley of South Windsor, properties involved. L T. WOOD CO. I herst, Mass., where he is a senior, William F. How'ard and Mrs. Ruth Phone Ml S-11S9 district deputy of the Sixth Ma- I^perty owmers In the West j He is a graduate of Manchester McGoohan. sonic District that includes Man- End are appealing the assessments [High School. chester, wUl make the presenta- levied on their property to pay Prize-winning projects of the tions. for a force main and pump station Barnard Junior High School Sci- Two other district deputies will and sewer trunk line. ence Fair will be on display at the visit Manchester Lodge for the Representing the property owm- Lutz Junior Museum for two weeks 7:30 meeting. They are Right Wor- ers Is Atty. Leo B. Flaherty Jr. CUSTOM SHOE REPAIRING beginning tomorrow. shipful Carlton House of the who said, "My people are protected aa long as the appeal is there.' IN MANCHESTER seventh- district and Right Wor- b^istln TheChaminade Musical Club will shipful Harold Clark of the eighth That Is, the town cannot collect the FOR OVER 40 YEARS meet tonight at 7 for a chorus assessments until their validity is rehearsal and at 8 for a program district. decided in court. Junior Warden David Spencer WE USE ONLT THE FINEST of German and Austrian music, at Town Counsel LeCIalre pointed GRADE MATERIALS OBTAINABLE the home of Mrs. Harry Fraser, will be in charge of the Entered WiUlam Stevenson ■' Apprentice degree that will be, con- out; however, that the property 192 Hartford Rd. owmers who have sold their prop- Saturday at the Garden Grove, at ferred. erty since Nov. 8, the date the vot- Snp on Ckdlt 7 o’clock. or f onHt StyiM Emanuel Churchwomen will meet MAN KILLS SELF ’’ ers approved the West Side project, tomorrow at 7:45 p.m. at Emanuel Gil Saegerts' orchestra will play. have had the amount of assess- SAM YULYES Branford. March 6 (ff’)—Police “SHOE REPAIRINO OF THE BETTER KIND” Lutheran Church. The Rev. Arthur DeMolay boys will have charge of ment liens held in escrow from the Open Mondhva AU Day—Oosed Wednewlay .Afternoons checking. Deadline for reserva- said Peter Carlonl, 77, committed sale price. Larson of Christ Lutheran Church suicide yesterday by shooting JS OAK ST.—SAME SIDE AS WATRINS BROS. in Middletown will be guest speak- tions Is Wednesday. Atty. Flaherty said .his conten' The ladies will again get, a himself through the head. tion Is that the validity of the as- seasmenta should be determined on the group of property owmers as a whole, but that the ^ i i r t of Com' \\n. mdn Pleas contends the validity of (XI $9.9$}’ assessments must be determined on an individual owner basis. The home owmers are being as- seased |31,232 for the pump sta-
tion and force main and owmers of undeveloped acreage are being ZIpp.r Girdle
assessed $23,530. The sewer de- or Ponll* Style* partment is to pay $25,000 of the
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Another $80,000 project is the 12-inch trunk sew'er line In W.
Middle Tpke. from Deerfield Dr. to Hilliard St. which is being assessed
on the regular front foot basis. The project is due for comple' # # # tlon this summer. (XI $11.95)
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