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THURSDAY, APRIL 20, I9 «l PAGE TWENTY Averse* Osily Net Press Run The Westher ■ l3Ianri|(Bt(r lEvfntng lirralb For tho Wohk EaSod Much n . IMl Foroout of E . B. Woathor B i ^ s 13,317 Some doudbwee end* mild to A b o u t T o w n night end Satontoy. Low tonight Member of tho AaO^ BnreMi of Otronlatlon 40-45. High Saturday in Uw OOe. ■ "nie &p»er Club will hold a «et- Manchester— A City of Village Charm party Saturday night at 8 o'clock for members and friends. BeCreahments will be served dur (ClaMtfled Advertlalng on Page S2) ing Intermission. VOL. LXXX, NO. 171 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 PRICE FIVE CENTS >eip. Gail Eagleson, daughter of ; Mra. Robert Eagleson. 637 S. Main ; i St„ baa been elected vice, pres- |: Ident Ol the Student New Hamp- i ; ahlre Education Association. She is | i a Junior, majoring in elementar.v |; education. *t Pl>Tnouth Teachers : College, Plymouth. N. H. I KNOWS YOUR TYPE! New Rebel Invasion Forco Heads to Cuba^ The Girls’ Friendly Sponsors of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the visual aid room of the church. , Members are asked to bring | for whatever your figure... articles' for a Chinese auction. , Hostesses will be Miss Hannah ! Thousands Reported Dead in Earlier Fight Jensen. Mrs. Allan Hotchkiss, and , Mrs. Henrj’ Perk. I - whatever your problem... Tlia University of New Hamp- : aMre Alumni Club for Greater ; open Hartford area will be host to the State News university’s president. Eldon L. whatever your budget... No Word , on Castro, Insurgents ileclare Johnson, at a dinner Saturday at 7:15 pjn. at the University Club in ■ till Hartford. Paul N. Adams. 12 Kelly Roundup Rd., Wapping. is president of the whatever your taste!______Greater Hartford Club. • y 9 :0 0 Reuters’ Man Says Rjeds Armed stro
Miss Claire Saporiti. daughter Poultry Plant By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 2 of Mr. and Mrs. Aldo J. Saporiti. we have just the right answer tonight NOTE—This dispatch from Ha-^ A noisier celebration was a dawn 41 Uynwood Dr.. .Vernon, is" vana is based upon reports from ‘‘shooting-party’’ when militia at Undeterred by one defeat on Cuban beaches, from flO to spending'spring vacation in Ber John Bland, correspondent of Reu Camp Libertad fired off machine 1,500 fresh guerrillas are sailing in the direction of iuba, muda with several of her class- , ters NeiVs Agency In the Cuban guns and anti-aircraft shells. Fire Damage mates. She is a freshman at Cen- I capital. Correspondents of the As The city was quiet again last exile sources in Florida declared today. \ tral Connecticut State College. sociated PreM In Havana have so At $1 Million The original force that struck the southern coast of Cubs New Britain, where she is major- . that feelingi far been unable to operate there.
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 P A G E T W O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 P A G E T H R I B L i i x S a y for Liixury^s Sake Coventry Laos Neutralist See^ lec Board Seeks Opinion WhlrlfMol Wailiini Stamps Sheinwold on Bridge STATE Drytrt Mothers Qub 5:00 PJff. OonL On Naming Athletic Fields 4!45*(00—«0e Rent-an-Everything Fad By LOUIS MANDEIX Truce on April 25~26 FricM CM Lowi Shewn A t /V Wist dsalsr Manchesteris Park and Recrea-^ter St. which had been prepared by Strvie* That's Bottor Installation DON'T BEUEVE < g:S0-9iM tion Advisory Board last night de- tha recreation department, has By WARD CAXIOCL fuation. however, U in the leased ALL YOU BEAK Bolk sMss sitaMnbli (Ootttlniied from Page One) NOKIH M-Q’M r>aM ded to hold off on any further ae been halted. Ken-«p*pcr EnlerprU* Atan. luxury of limousinea New York By Alfred Bhstaiweld supports 40 such companies. Ac O » OINA on o f naming or renaming rec Herdic said he has been in New York — (NEA> — Once a Set Tuesday When I was one-and-twsnty I 9 AKQ7 > British demand for a ceost-fire be reation facilities until General formed by the Manchester Housing Potterton's cording to a spokesman at one. LOLLOBRIBIDA fore an international conference to ISO Center St.—Uor. of Ohoroh week—«iuitting time on paydaj-— Carey Cadillac, which averages heard a wise man aay: "Never lead 0 A Q S3 News Tidbits Manager Richard Martin’s views Authority, planners of the housing a nifty, chauffpured limousine ♦ IBS ANTHONY urJfy and neutralise the war- n the matter have been learned. site, that they have their own Park about 12.5 million annually: ' Mrs. Jamea Breen will be In- away from a king.’’ I didn't bsllsve divided Southeast Asian kingdom. from the AP Wires creeps sedately uptown through “ We're doing more and more busi ------EAST FRANCiOSA Chairman John Dormer was In- plans for the area. Herdic said he rush-hour traffic and leaves a mid italled as president of the Young him, and I still don’t—but you’d be * K 10 *433 The delay possibly could be due tructed to Consult with Martin to has been invited to sit in on a ness in the now-and-then, aver Mother* CTlub at it* annual ban tUNtST to the arrival in Moscow yester rind out if the general manager is meeting with the Housing Author dle-aged man at his middle-class age-person, 'Home James' ren surprised to^leam how many play J t 3 V 9 S 2 apartment hoxise door. quet meeting at. 7 p.m. Tuesday at K 3 S 6 4 IO 7 3 day of the leader of the Pathet Newport to open Its dty ag ain In favor of th'? facilities being ity so that both plans can be dis tals." ers listen tff him. Some ot them J B0R6NINE The man is a bookkeeper. He the Public House in Sturbridge. were out In Denver, defending I K 10 S AQ74 to M ARCOIR Lao, Prince Souphonouvong, to LouU “Satchmo" Armstrong lamed for persons who were promi cussed. What's behind it all? The usual SOUTH nooucTioft W W and other Jazz musicians for the nent in promoting recreation ac The advisory board, after dis doesn't own the limousine, can't nonsense about status symbols? Mass. against this hand In the national Bouvonna Phouma leaves for Pei afford it. He hires it for this trip pair championship. 4AQII765 ping tomorrow, continuing a tour Newport jazz festival which many tivities. cussing a recommendation by Mar ENJOY Probably not. Most of your Other officers to be installed In ^ 10 « f U B I D of Allan and Ekiropean capitals to tin that a sidewalk be built from for IT.50 (a fat 50 times the cost friends arid associates know your What should West lead? had thought over because of severe Recreation Department Superin of his usual subway nde home). Nothing will provide a tastier clude: Mrs. Richard, Breen, vice 0 9 push his proposal for a Laotian youth rioting which caused can tendent James Herdic said this the Union Court-Edwards St. area limousine, butler, yacht, hotel flavor to international philately If West listens to the bidding * 9 3 2 i M u n . Why? Because, as he tells him president: Mrs. Kenneth Lemire, qnd doesn't look too closely at his ?;ovemment made up of all political celation of last year’s concerts. . . morning that If Martin favors such across Robertson Park to Ro^rt- LIFE self, it may be rented finery but suite, were rented for the occasion. than getting stamps—at cost plus WtO Nsilh Em I Soutk actions. United States hands $12 million son School, agreed that it would Or, worse, they simply assume secretary; Mrs. Paul Haddad, own hand, he will lead a club. This a plan, then the advisory board It's finery nonetheless—and he can postage—direct from the issuing PaH 1 ^ PiM 1 * Britain’s cease-fire proposal, ap cash to nearly 300 Indians in will study the proposal further. not interfere with recreation fa with )hat expensive, modem painting country, treasurer; Mrs. Richard Cahill and is the best way to pick an opening Put 2 0 Put 4 * •m LUANA patun cilities Or programs. afford this much of it. lead: choose the suit first and ONMASCON proved by the United States, calls Klamath County, Ore., giving; each ' Herdic said there are no sudden you've rented was done by your , And it's as delicious as a third Mr*. W^lace Worthington, co- AUPau for the Indion-Canadlan-PoUsh Herdic also announced that he spark ling Well, this man is hardly alone. rhairmen of the finance commit then worry about which card to Opening lend — 0 0 mitmCOLOH Indian an average of 545,000 to changes In names planned, only Thousands of people like him have kids or your cow. , I Manhattan when you get first day truce commission set up by the save or spend.. . Patrolman Ralph that the board members hope It has tilled 14 openings on his-sum What appears to be behind it ! covers direct from the primary tee; Mrs. Joseph Phelan and Mrs. lead. PLUS mer staff out of more than 70 ap created something new under the A club lead defeats the contract 1954 Indochina Peace Conference E. Schaumleffel stoutly maintains can become a long range policy. clear. . . New York sun; a booming b\Jsi- is simply a desire for luxury for i source. Willard Watrous, co-chairmen" of rest of the tricks. West is still 5:00-8:15 to i>oUce the cease-fire. Foreign of plications. Of the total of S3 sum the Well Child Conference. quickly since the defender* will holding that king of clubs. through four' hours of sharp de Herdic also reported to the board neas ip leased luxurj'. For ex luxury’ s sake, It involves a hit of dabbling in fice sources said the chief stum on the progress at the new Salt mer Jobs,| 19 former staff members In fact, the only hint of people exchange rates but its reward is take three clubs In a hurry and are Daily Question MORE LAFFS THAN fense cross examination in S«n returned from last year. Tile 14 ample: Also, Mrs. Raymond Caouette, bling block remaining was a Rus FT-anclsco Court th at' Robert J. er’s swimming pool. He said both seeking to rent some sort of "sta enough to make you'strut like an bound to get a trump trick sooner Partner opens with one heart, “CARRY ON NURSE" new staff members have not been The Circulating L i b«r a r y of membership; Mrs. John Kersen, or later. sian insistence on the right to ap Meisenbach, 23, slugged him with the swimming and wading pools tus" comes in the experience of a International finan-ier once you hospitality; Mir*. Edwin Wltttg, and the next player paues. You prove or veto should the commis notified as yet. The official an Paintings ran—and does in volume If West has a fixed prejudice hold: Spades—K 10; Hearts—K J his own billy club. are complete, the sewer line has nouncement will be made next —get you an original masterpiece few jewelry stores giving the leas solve the simple( ?) fom.ula of ex sunshine and Mrs. Herman Le- “ C A R R Y O N sion find the truce had been broken. been finished, electrical work Is ing business a try. As one jeweler changing dollars for francs or against leading from a king, he 8 6 4; Diamonds—K J 8 6 4; Clubs House passes and sends to Sen Tuesday. to hang in your living room for a Doyt, librarian. will probably open a low heart. The sources said Britain and Rus nearly done, foundations for a fil put it (perhaps a bit naively); pence or naye paise or sucres or —K 10 8. What do you say ? ate bill exempting dietary food pro niii.H til I monthly fee. Co-chairmen of the banquet Declarer should try the three top sia were agreed, once the cease ducts from state sales ta x...D e ter house have been laid, and pipes "I don't really understand It. gourdes. committee are Mrs. Richard Cahill Answer: Bid two diamonds. You ADMIRAL” fire details were worked out, that to the filter house are in. Children's Encyclopedia A 14.000 canvas will coat you If you want to try your hand at hearts, ready to over-ruff If East will rtOse hearts next, thus show partment of Public Utilities in Bos about |£0 per. but we do a considerable rental and Mrs. Lemire, assisted by Mrs. ruffs the third theart. a 14-nation conference would be The pool is expected to be fin In wedding rings." direct deal, here's the pitch on ing a hand too strong for a sin Sun.: “ This IsUnd Earth convened In Geneva May 5 to chart ton authorizes New Haven, and The Abet Rent-a-Fur Service Alan Cahill, Mra Watrous and As it happens. East has to fol Boston A Maine Railroads to out ished by June 1, so that It can be The first encyclopedia for chil a stamp to be Issued by the Grand Mrs. John Foster. gle raise but not good enough for Land Unknown” Laos’ future as unified. Independ opened to the public use on June dren was written In the 11th cen does its biggest business by the low suit on the hearts, and South a double raise. down on freight sorvice to Lowell. Brewed only - weekend. A mink stole, for ex I Duchy of Luxembourg. Tue*. Evening Only! ent smd neutral nation. 24. tury by Anselm, the Archbishop On May 15. the Grand Duchy Stoughton Heeds Teachers gets rid of a club. Now there Is (Copyright 1961, General Fea "I’m AU Right Inck" in Milwaukee. . . Naturally! ample renu for about 120; a mink Stvie Show Set Francis M. Stoughton has )>een no way to lose the contract Roberta talked with Gromyko at A plan-for a park at the hous of Canterbury, and called Elucl- will put on sale a set of special tures Corp.) ing for the elderly site on W. Cen- darlum. coat, about 135. stamps for animal protection. They elected president of the Education Fearful Defease a Kremlin party lost night and told Butlers go by the weekend, too newsmen that ogn^eement "seems Turkey Convicts At Country Club are; Association o f Oventry. Other of At one table in the Denver tour —175 plus room and board. 1.00 F, spoked woodpecker — ficers elected at e recent meeting nament West was so afraid of los very near.’’ Ousted Leaders You can (and New Yorkers do) yellow, blue, brown, red and brown include Mrs. Carolyn Gamble, vice ing the king of clubs that he’s aiun Still to be decided la who will rent a phonograph, hi-fi aet-up or The women's division of the holding on to It—more than a represent Loos at the peace confer Manchester Country C?lub will black. president; Mrs. Marguerite He! 4’M atero system by the week with as 1.50 F. cat—light buff.' gray blue ing. corresponding secretary; Mrs. month later. This breaks the In Hey Kids! enco—Premier Bo" t •'Him of the Yasslada, Turkey, April 21 (JP)— complete a record library as you sponsor an afternoon , bridge and Elizabeth Halloran. recording sec door record for klng-cIutchlng. Vientiane government, recognized Former Premier Adnan Menderes fashion show tomorrow at 1 p.m. and brown black. w-ant. 3.00 F. filly—ochre, gray violet retary; and Jack McDonald, treas This player led the six of dia by the west and Laotian King Sa- and ex-president Celal Bayar have Feature motion i^cture^ for at the Manchester Country monds. Somehow or other, this vang Vathono, or Prince Souvanns been found guilty on another PRESIDENTIAL CHAIR and brown r^ . urer. GIANT YOUTH SHOW Phoiuno, who the Communist bloc home allowing, distributors say, C?lub. 8.50 F, dachshund—orange yel Sorrow, James White and Roseann king looked safer than the king charge of using terror tactics Fashions from C?oret Casuals The teachers named James T. Blodeau. TOMORROW AT 2:00 P.M.—“EXIT” AT 4:00 P.M. contends Is still the lawful head against political foes. are a good part ot their business. low, green and dark seplA Laidlaw, Robert Winkle, Donald pf clubs. ■ j Plushy hotels report that a lot will be modeled by Mrs. Paul Ball- Also, Grade 7, Robert Adamcik, < Declarer put up dummy’s ace of of the Laotian government But ap Both could get the death penalty. Echoes of a "Hundred Year Old War The price per set is 14.—F. The Sayers and William Hammond a parently the West and Russia have A Spencer carbine and repeating rifle, the flrot of Ita type, designed by a Msmehester man, hold a M their weekend reservations, es seiper, Miss Patricia HlUnski, exchange rate of the US| is 47,60 Carolyn Trask, Susan Welles, Bar dlammds and finessed the queen But, as has been done with pre ROCKS THE COUNTRY committee to work with the Board pecially during the winter, are Mrs. Ruth Bryant, and Mrs. Eu bara Helms, Frederick Mlnicucci, of spades. West won with the decided to let this point lie for the vious convictions, the special high great deal of Interest for viewers of this Civil War display at Bolton Public Library. The magnl- F So. take It from there and buy of Education and the administra Priscilla Heck, Carole Lander, An time being. frtng glaas reats on the diary of 18-year-old Nathan H. Geer of Company D, 2nd Connecticut Ar made by suburban couples who gene Kelly. a rSoney order. Idng of spades and still shied away court deferred sentencing until the (SEE UFE MAGABNE APRIL 7) ^ Members and guests will bring tion on standards. drea Mullen, David Storrs, Rouda from a switch to clubs. He re The 800 American officers end of the mass trials of officials tillery. Tent 6, who graphically recorded his impression of some of the battles of the war 100 years live only an hour out of city but The first day postmark will be ago. The display may be seen tonight from 7 to 9 and tomorrow from 2 to 4. (Herald photo by who want to “get away” and lux their own cards, riessert and cof- Episcopal Notes Goddell, Richard Salters, Patricia turned a heart. training Boun Oum’s army mean in Menderes’ deposed regime. used at the post office o r Luxem Sherman and Donald Storrs; while doffed their civilian clothes Pinto). uriate for awrhlle.*' feet will be served. bourg City. Collectors desiring St. George’s Episcopal Church Declarer won in dummy, ruffed Menderes now has been con A white elephant and bake sale op Rt. 44A, Bolton, will have Its Briefs a diamond, and drew trumpe. He and put on uniforms in prepars' victed five times on charges that If you have to ask how much first days may send up to 10 self- tion for advisory duty in the front It eoats to keep a yacht, a tycoon will also be held. addreaseid envelopes with proper Sunday worship service at 10 a.m Coventry Baseball Association then tried the’'hearts and won the could get him the death penalty. cil session at the White House once said, you can't affonl to with the Rev. Donald W. Greene, American League team tryouts for lines in Laos. The U.S. govern The court yesterday found the Sharp Split on Aiding Exiles next Saturday. remittance to cover the amount ment ordered such open military own one. But renting one Is an Spring Colors of the stamps to be affixed. Send vicar, delivering the sermon.- Holy Tsoys 11, 12, 13 and 14 years old BELA LUGOSI ex-premler, Bayar sind three others other—popular—matter. It’s MO The shirtwaist dress appears Communion is observed the first will be held at 5 p.m. tomorrow participation—rather than the guilty of using terror in Kayseri If Dr. Tr^^rell, Presi your covers in a single envelope EAST • VAMPIRA previous ostensible civilian train Loans MoveJU.S. Goods per day, and a lot of vacationers for spring in silk organdie. Colors to Direction des Postes, Office and third Sunday. and 2 p.m. Sunday at the Plains and Hesilhiser provinces after dent Kennedy's doctor, ing role—^In hopes that the pres were treating you for are getting weekly rates. are lovely; turquoise, bright, clear dee Timbree, Luxembourg. Do it The parish will hold a potluck Athletic Field. LYLE TALBOT’ _ those regions voted for Menderes' CIA for Cuba Invasion Washington — Development yellow or lirown. ence of Americana in the combat opposition. Eight former members poor seating, she The clearest picture of the alt- today! at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at North Charles Lowery and Allen Covl PLUS ALL COLOR CARTOONS zone would spur the flagging royal loans by the United States are Coventry Community House on It’s Fsa Far of parliament were judged inno might suggest the now If you are bu.ving stamps, add ello will be made Ekigle Scouts army to fight with determination. used by foreign borrowers large- R t 44A. All Episcopalians and ETeryoR* DOORS OPEN 1:30— ALL CHILDREN 35c old-fashion cane back iO F for a service charge—^nd Sunday at a Court of Honor to be Al Oar Drlva-Ia TONIGHT is The U.S. commander in Laos, cent. ment for approved projects in their you're In business. their families in Coventry are held by Boy Scout Troop 63. The three found guilty with In Ike’s Administration and seat porch rocker AddlUaa Ta Oar Hazalar Brig. Gen. Andrew Jackson Boyle, homeland. with a high back. J. F. especially Invited to attend to meet There will be a dance for teen Prazram. A Treat Far Ktdi Menderes and Bayar were Ahmet Fram 8 ta SS insisted his men would not .fight Klnik, former governor of Kayseri; K., in fact, is using a MPS. Meeting the new assistant minister and his agers at 8 pjn. today at Nathan "KABTOON KABNITAL’' themselves, saying, "most of our (Continued from Page One) hemisphere, could be so sure that wife, the Mr. and Mrs. Ektward Kemal Cakln, a retired general; rocker os pictured The Manchester Philatelic^ So Hale Community Center. Chap It Calar Cartaaaa Skawa lit men are specialists—we are here the (Tubans would revolt, and be here in his White ciety will meet Tuesday ,i.( April Johnson. Chairman of the supper erons include Mr. and Mrs. How At Daak and Aziz Ronabar, former nation nedy was gaining In foreig;n pol ALSO! Far tka lit Tbaa Don't Miss It! to advise." BO wrong on the critical point of House office. He ac- 25) at the North Methodist Ls Mrs. Frederick C. Mohr Sr. of ard Craft, Paul Boudreau, Mrs Tagatkar Moscow Radio denounced the al security inspector. icy has been checked,” the story judgment.” ' quired it over live CJiurch, 300 Parker St., at 7:30 Bolton and co-chairman. Mrs. Ekl- Earle W. Rose, Mrs. Joseph "HEBCULES rNCHAINED” A military Junta has been ruling said. “The old feeling against Reston said the President is not "HANNIBAL" American move and charged years ago alter seeing PANTALEO’S p.m. mund Peresluha of Bolton. They Guinan and members of the Junior WALNUT RESTAURANT'S Washington was tiying to keep Turkey since a bloodless coup un ‘Yankee intervention’ were stirred blaming CIA director Allen Dulles one in Dr. Travell’s of In addition to completing de may be contacted for further in dance committee. the civil war in Laos alive. There seated Menderes last May. There In the hemisphere . . . the reper or deputy director Blssell, "but he fice. I’ad the back if tails of the stamp exhibition, April formation. St. Mary's St. Germaine Guild was some fear in London that the has been no indication how much cussions could hardly have been does want to know where they you wish, add a cush- | 29-30 at Whiton Memorial Li- On Enterprise rummage sale will be. held from Russians might try to exploit the longer the trials, begun last Octo worse If President Kennedy had went wrong, and they are now ion, and arm pads. It USED AUTO PARTS brery. the society will hold a Navy I,t. Robert M. Keller, son 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow at the Friday Evening Special U.S. decision, but British officials ber on the prison island of Yas- sent the Marines into Cuba.” very much on the spot.” has a low enough arm roundtable gabfest on the enter of Capt. and Mra. Walter S church hall. Mrs. Walter Siwek expreued confidence It would not siada, will continue. Reston said President Kennedy’s Reston also noted that Kennedy rest. It supports the tainment program. Keller, USN (Ret) of Rt. 44A. is is general chairman. decisions on (Juba were based on a has virtually dispensed with meet upper shoulders and HORACE ST. MANCHESTER ^WINDSd COMPLETE Interfere with the truce call. CIA evaluation that (Tuba was .serving with the pre-commission On the fighting front In 3.aos, ings of the National Security EVERYWHERE IT’S JUST neck. The Mat and ASK FOR EMfU>MI 9.734S ing unit of the world’s first nu Advertisement— ripe for revolt, adding: Council, a cabinet committee with back are firm. the Boun Oum g^ovemment’s post A bout Town "Other Intelligence estimates LOBSTER ON FRIDAY clear powered aircraft carrier USS McKinney Lumber, M3 3-2141 tion was still regarded as ser its own staff. In favor of more in You, too, can be (like H TONIGOHT! SEAFOOD DINNER by the allies challenged the (TIA’s timate sessions with one or two a From Hartford Road take Bridge St. turn right - onto Enterprise under construction at Bolton Notch. Himdreds of items ious. Officials In Vientiane said the EVENING a) President the Newport News Shipbuilding "Makat Faytaa PIsea ] Five members of the Junior Cen analysis, but Kennedy went cabinet members or members of WethereU St, continue straight onto Horace S t for the home: Lumber, Hardware, leak Ilka a beak at | Reds had launched a 4-pronged at along with the CIA without argu the White House staff. and Drydock Co., Newport News, Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel aanary rkymai!’' tury Club of Manchester will at But Here lt*s (Lobsttr indudod) tack on Tuesday but the serious tend a spring conference of the ing out the differences in the cabi "This may or may not be an Im Va., Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Walter Wiarkall ness of the offensive was not rfear. a Cater — BIrk. Bartaa Connecticut Federation of Wom net or the National Security Coun provement on the old sj^tem," KeiHi^s has thif Marine Lance CpI. Ellsworth E. H “BBAMBLE BCSB" The' officials had nothing to "say en’s Clubs In Plainvllle tomorrow. cil.” Reston wrote, "but In any event, BROILED Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Manchester Evening Herald about It yesterday. They are Mrs. Donald Forstrom, Reston pointed out that the there Is a feeling In some quarters hordwood New USED and NEW TIRES ward E. Smith of Main St. com Ooventiy correspondAt, F. Paul alio Kirk Doaslaa DANCING VREE! Used Tube with Tire ^rchaae April 17 thru April St •PATHS o r OLOBY” Mrs. Ronald Vernier, Mrs. John CIA has some 10,000 employes in here that the (Tuban decision was England mode pleted Scouting and Patrolling Ine Little, telephone PI 2-6281. EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS 240,000 See Kaikiki Aronson, Mrs. David Sampson, Washington and several thousand not ‘staffed through’ as well as OBSTER ing School, March 31, while serv 1 TO THE TUNES OF THE more overseas or outside Wash it should have been before the de rocker. Only THE BEST AHFAn OT THE REST and Mrs. Robert Larmett. L ing with the First Battalion. Hawaii Honolulu — Some 240,000 vial ington and-; cision was made to let it proceed.' A-LA-HOB-NOB SPARE WHEELS Eighth Regiment, an infantry unit tors last year spent about 5108, The Covenant Congnregational "The question naturally arises Reston pointed out that imme of the Second Marine Division at DICK CALITRO TRIO 000,000 at WaikUcI Beach In Hono Church will supply the chaplain how It could be that this appara diately after the (Tuban failure, the FOR MOUNTINO SPARE TIRES Camp Lejeune, N.C. The school The eight main islands of the of the week at Manchester Memo tus, with all its access to (Tuba President called a cabinet meeting (Our Own Special Hawaiian chain, plus some atoUs lulu. Land there sells for os much .88 NEW 14" WHEELS AT A BARGAIN teaches, through classroom add as 550 a square foot. rial Hospital next week. and to friendly nations within the for this week, and a security coun Shrimp Stuffing) practical application, the art,of ob and reefs, were annexed to the WALNUT RESTAURANT: taining information on an aggres U.S. in 1898. The newest state of I^NSFIELD!^ SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD, sor without detection. the Union has seven inhabited 7 WALNUT STREET—MANCHESTER. CONN. FRENCH FRIED ONION RINGS, USED PARTS islands (Oahu, Hawaii, Maui, J ■ Before entering .the service in For Reservations; Call Manchester, Mitchell 9-8070 FRENCH FRIED POTATOES, FOR ALL MAKES and MODELS Kauai, Lanai, Molokai and Niihau) Starts Tonight! ROLLS AND BITTTER Jjifie 1959, Smith was graduated while the eighth (Kahoolawe) is from Windham High School. barren and uninhabited. "Profusor” Shown First Wa Buy AH Mokts Lof* Modd Con for Ports Honor Roll On the Concourse The third marking period honor This Program 96o a • EVERYTHINO RCASONABLY PRICED • roils of Grades 7 and 8 at Cov AttheParkade ^ entry Grammar School have been listed by Principal Francis A. Per- T il / ;} •• rotti. ' THAT A On the “ A" list are the follow ing: Grade 8. Catherine Solenski, Glass Ford Dsssld O’Csssnr ‘SHAGGYj ROCK YOUR TROUBLES AWAY! Ronald Hudak'and CTharles Low ••CRY FOR HAPPY^^ , OOG' ery: Grade 7, Richard Papanoa 1:M. SiM. 1*:H • GUY ancT Michael Hunt. Also TONIGHT and SAT. ONLY— SUN.: ••CAN-CAN NEW ECLIPSE KING-SIZE On the "B" roll are: Grade 8, Top Award Coatoador INVENTS MOWER HAS Cynthia DeMars, Francis Beau- ••SON and LOVERS*^ ANEW' oooa*! odW* Fwi * n»e KPW* awotesoa PLATFORM det. Arthur Galinat, George Jac- OPEN HOUSE! with FORMULA EASY HEIGHT I quemln. 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/ S' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 PAOB FO im KANCRESm EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN« FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 1961 tension Services, FFA, Orange and hall, 8 p.m. Pomona members un- ’ fourth degrees, harvest supper at vponsor Juvenile Grange members haar aad dlsauss the M tb O w tory der 86 yekrs of age who wish to Folk Mass, l|)ls6opat sorvloo fat Bolton others. This publication will em 6:30; Hillstown Juvenile Grange, at Camp Maud Isbell Berger for Columbia Bolton Grange Notes join tfte degree team are requested 7 p.m., "Spring Is Here.” oontttuperary muatial Mim, at a phasize agriculturally-related op a week In July. to call L. William Lines, Manches April 29—Pioneer Post Masters mooting iunday a t T p.m. In tha portunities in science, business BOURNE BUICK and production. ter. Assodatlqn, Coventry Grange TV-Radio Tonight porUh rMau Cancer Film Homemade bread and pie will to STAIR’S OLDEST LION DIES 0*affsmen Set Kindergarten Pomona Actlvltlea „ April 37—^HlUatown Grange, 8 Hall, 8 p.m.; 411 past masters Bristol, April 21 (JP)— Funeral A roeordid mssaago by Blabop featured at the roast beef dinner April 25— Hlllsrtown Grange, 8 pxn., "Springtime in New Eng urged to attend and Join the unit, services will be held tomorrow for Newell Booth of Airica wUl to r SPRING SPECIAL I Slated May 1 at the Masonic Hall in Merrow on pjn., public card party, proceeds land;” (Coventry Orange, 8 p.m., subordinate members may join as George E. Cocking, 95, who died heard during the worship ssrvloe State Exhibit Lease Voted April 30 from 1 to 8 p.m. by mem to the building fund; East Central public pinochle party. associate members. Those who at at his home yesterday. Cocking Sunday at United MoUiodUt Poniona Youth aeoohd degree April 28— Bolton Grange, Ck>m- tend are urged to bring articles Television TU N E -U P I bers of the IF W Club. Mr. and Mrs. was thought to be the oldest Lions Church OB behalf o f tho Blshop’o An education program on can team rehearsal. Goodwill Grange munlty Hall, 8 p.m„ third and for the auction to raise money to Club member in the state. A n •xMMUon by Um Society of tiOO Bit S Theater lla wroareee) nauaMt strip Mtmtoto o f Bolton Oengtoffn- Appeal Mr Africa. Aa offering cer for women will be held May 1 Ira F. Wilcox of Merrow are co- SMILING SEIfVVrCEI ftret Stow (ta pregreaa) d t ‘_____Bxpadtuoa 18 6 Cylindor C sn 8 Cylinder Cere ■ chairman for the dinner which will f l i i f Of tlnit wIU bo bold Cariy Blow Ma proareas) la : IXiaday r flonal phufeh voted ovorwholmtng- for tho bppoal will to roeolvod at at 8 p.m. at theO>mmunlty Hall. fet lymaa AnjrnflttKSIfe^^ Beat « dia Peat ^ •:0eS;?^'rf^w^^iaa a ea ly ih favor of oUowtng tho town ths April*11 85 aorvloaa. It la hopsd Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence F 1 a n 6, to served, "fam ily style." muty Brtaa’a Stack to raits a minimum of |8H mil chairmen of the 1961 Cancer Cru From the State Desk bOKOa A t«^ N ow London, A t o l 33 Caitooa Playaouaa Of Bolton to U04 a ehuroh otta*- *5.95 p’Sii *7.95 I Nava lion Mr omorgoney modloaL odu- sade in Bolton, arranged the meet State Master Robert K. Mitchell to H o y 18th. H jo show wlU to free Supipanaaa 'Saatta ^ ~ Stav^ „ , room Mr a kindorgarton Mr the caUon and foM sunpUos which the J OFFICIAL FREE STATE INSPECTION STATION | ing at which a film "Time and Two and Richard Williams, chairman of. ’"'URC iN to tbo pubUe ond open doily cx- •:U Maahuat ba Jaekta iiaaaeB tta v next two yoora on tho cendtUon bishopo oay are dooporatoly nood- Women” will be shown about uter the atate legislative committee, Amaricaa Nawaraal aansvllla od immodlatoly. appeared before the finance com copt Mondoya from 1 to 5 p.m. Waather. Nava A Sperta 9:001 lag Aloas With If Itch (C. that other faellitloo would to oh- ine cancer. Dr. Robert Alesbury of mittee In Hartford recently, in Ilioro win to croft demonstrotions Bahlad ClaaM Oeara tainM it tho operation o f Um kin Buick Is On The Move Manchester will be present to *:a) nim 77 Suatat Strip i Advortlsomont— answer questionz. favor of a Grange bill to tax limd April SO ond Moy 7.' Club Houaa dergarten intorfored with tho llr . ond Mro. Evan KuUpren of Sports, Nava S Waatbar 10. 3t church bulMUng program. McKinney Lumber, MX 3-3141, 1959 CHEVROLET ^495 There was a good attendance according to use. The bill, in Brdonl Rd., will exhibit. KiiUgren, Robla Hood Aapbalt Jungia s The church plena to build a ro- Bolton Notch. Hundreds o f Items and lively discussion at a men’s troduced by State Secretary Ells proaldant o i tho oociety for o num- •:4S Doua SAL wards TbaT^llgM Zaaa M r tha homo; Lumber, Hardware, Sodoa. V-8, radio and hoator. worth covell who. is Andover rep Huausv-Brbtaisy Nsvs 10, „ Tha DatamlTaa 9. eo Ugioua odu-ation cantor oomotlmo program on cancer Tuesday night bor o f yooro, worko in metol-cop- Brealnc Report 10:10 Eyaarttnaae ta Hiatery * within tho next two yeare. This Maaon, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel in connection with the Lions Club resentative, provides that .bonaflde , oDvor and pewter. "Betty” Tfia Lav aad Ur. joaaa OIL Open 8 ajn. to 6 p.m. 1959 BUICK ELECTRA SAVE farmers receiviiig; 75 pef' cent of 7:00 lAick Op Manhunt may or may riot interfora with the meeting. Dr. Melvin Horowitz led o bloekprintinf. Navs aad Waatbar St. sa 385. ooaverttblo, full power. , their income from farming be taX' SMILING srnvicf: S J ^ tb Vallay Dan U d » Big Nava kindorgarton claas. the discussion. Two Lions Club of Other ezhibitora in thio area in* Biutt Baraata^ Evealag Herald Bel ficials made a,surprise visit—DlS' ed on the basis of the farm value. Plays Jenny Stalgua Staaa Nava, Starts, tvaathar Over 56 po
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 PAGE SEVEN PAGE bIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, FTODAY, APRIL 21, 1961 and the Divlalonal Band under the Salvationists P lan leadership of Victor Barnes, band ‘Woodland Fears* Tape-Recorded Testinwriy master of the Salvation Army band TONIGHT till 9 Missionary Rally in New Haven. Spea k ^ s Topic Free Parking Highlighting the occasion will AND be the presentation of mlaslonaiy O U b ^ B . M errill o< the sduoa- BalvatlonUta and friends from STORE HOURS: Eichmann Denies He’s Linked offerings city by city, and the final tl^department of the Museum of 28 cities throughout Connecticut amotmt contributed will" be an- WED., THURS., FRI., 10 AJUl. t»9P .IA notmeed before the service con ^eienc^ in Boston will speak on park«ie and Rhode Island will meet in Man SATURDAY till 6 LEADERSHIP DAYS MON., TUES„ SAT., 10 A.M.^:00 fM , "Woodland Eaars, Real or Imag- chester Monday night fOr an in cludes, ' / The publio 1s invited to attendi IniUY,” in a program, sponsored by To Mass Executions of Jews gathering of funds for the Salva Luts Junior Museum, Monday at tion Army’s mlaalonartes all over Volunteer Arrest 8:80 pjn. in Manchester High P l i l i i i 1 1 I iiiiiiiiiliiiliiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiililiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (OMttBiMd Crm Pas* O m ) book about atomic sdcnco he had the world. his office had *4iothtng to do with School Auditorium. the IdlUng-orders" but only dealt found “a wonderful confirmation The meeting at the Citadel will Hamden, April 91 ordon 7 thlagB other than railway ttoe- of the National Socialist (Nazi) The one-hOur program is de with the organization of trans be at 8 p.m. T. Brown’s good di backfired belief in God,” which he said was signed for children of Grade 8 and tahlea port. Commissioner Holland French, “out of the heart, natural and al last n ig h t up as well aa for adults. Merrill “ 1 Leaa read a letter signed by "You say you had nothing to ways lively.” Eastern Territorial commander, He volimteere^to help a wom will discuss creatures of the New r do with the killings,” Less was Klchmann. dated Aug. 8, 1941, re will be the speaker. Presiding over heard asking at a later point. He said he made these notes on an motorist with a stalled car. England woodlands and the fool- the service will be Brig. C. T. Mac garding “art treasures owned by “Jawohl (yes).” Eichmann an the cover of the book as a warn Brown got/the car started all Isirand unfounded fears often as kenzie of Hartford, who Is the di je w a " swered. ing to his three sons but IJiey were right, police said, but he also sociated with them. He will use ION GRANTS LOW PRICES The letter aaid Nazi ageiita “But the transports for the kill empty words because he touqd his visional commander for Connecti raced it Mross the street and living examples of woodland crea "tj'lfc throughout Europe should give de ings were made available, the men sons proud, haughty, “ ignorants.” cut and Rhode Island. smaahe^into three parked ears. tures to Illustrate his talk. PLUS tailed reports on such works of were delivered, to.be killed—” He also confirmed that he once Special music will be provided He ^as arrested on charges of Members of the Lutz Junior Mu > > art, the name of the artist, the “Yes. that is right, captain, be told his sons that he had "always by tee Divisional Songster Brigade, openxing without a license and seum will be admitted by member value, and the present and pre cause I had received the order to been a dutiful official who had under the direction of C. Peter failure to drive In an established ship card; mm-members will be FAIR vious owners. The letter was evacuate, not everybody who was done what he was ordered to do Carlson of the Manchester Corps, lane. charged a nominal fee. marked “secret and urgent.” evacuated*was killed . . . if that but never had killed a man.” iRflftCfllWtOTXj It said this information was would have been the case, they Dieter Wisliceny, Eichmann's needed for "a very important per- jPuipefui Salk would *not have foimd 2,400.000 onetime crony, quoted Eichmann frnmm. y nr O •on.” Jews . . ." at one time as saying he would pAlll Eichmann, discussing the letter, “I told you that if there have "jump into his grave laughing be arith Less, noted that Herman I been an.v Jews found, it is not your cause Die reeling that I have killed Here's Greener Conn. Lawns Will Start Goering. No. 2 in the Nazi hier-1 merit but the merit of the allies five million Jews gives me an ex archy. “had been buying up air who achieved the victory',” Less traordinary feeling of satisfac articles of value." I said,' adding: . tion.” This W ar With HART'S From GLENNEY'^ Less said to Eichmann. “Now. "Your plan was the ^mplete According to the tape, Eich this was not a question of trans extermination of the Jews.\ mann termed Wisliceny a “swine” "Not my plan. I had nothing to portation." and an “ arse with ears.” His r n "No." Eichmann admitted, "that do with this plan, captain,” Eich notes, read during the interroga was not a question o f transporta mann replied. I f you live in New Engla: tion. also said he could nevep have famous make 'But you had to do with the tion." said this because “ much, much, "M OHAIR-LIKr Less also asked Eichmann about plan." less Jews were put to death.” a proposal to evacuate some Jews Yes. I am guilty of complicity, from Hungary to Switzerland, o f course, aa I said, that is com What I said was not Jewa but I women's blouses | enemies of the retch,’ ” Eichmann ultimately to be sent to Pales pletely clear and therefore I can PRINT DRAPES said. tine. not exclude myself of responsibil Ehchmann replied to this pro ity. . . ." Eichmann aaid he wrote after the war that he would not hesi posal: 'Eichmann said his department tate to confess he shared the guilt 63" fang..... 'gfoaP “As far as T know, the reichs- also arranged the transport of I I 47 fuehrer did not agree under any gypsies to the extermination in murder if ethers w 'a or is?? at regular lew price ganized “under orders the evacua circumstances to the emigration camps, adding that he did not I regulariy $S.98, $7.98 ' of 4.99... new only of the Hungarian Jews to Pales know whether all gypsies were in tion o f millions o f German men, women, and chUdren also admit LAVini SEED tine. >. cluded in that operation. "The Jews referred to were, Less then dwelt on the situation ted their guilt in muader.” ^ Dre.ssy styles in nylon, crepe, batiste, ^ without exception, biologically val in Hungrary in the summer of 1944, He also mentioned . the atomic cotton and dacron blends . . . tuck in or I bombings of Hlroahima, Nagasaki, is your Smartest Buy.,. uable material . . . whose em when Himmler hqd ruled that the Imagine quality fabric like this in "as well as the wars, expulaiona Summer Ahoy, Playmatesl overblouse styles. Sizes 32 to 38, but not I igration to Palestine would be emigration of Hungarian Jews to I Palestine was "undesirable," ac and killings after 1945.” MLlas Judy BtanU. 304 Autunrn St, seems to have sighted clear ^^every size in every color or style. a popular-price drape.Coetly tailor most tmdesirable.” weather ahead as she models fringed, hopsacking print Bermuda for a LuJsh, Green Lawn! cording to Eichmann. 'Of course, under formal law, I m pair ing details, too: 4 ' bucicram tops, Less questioned Eichmann about shorts with a hopsacking poncho at the flagpole in Center Park. Eichmann said better informa share the guilt in murder . . . I his dealings with clergymen who Mrs. Thomas Glenn Jr., 174 Lake St., models embroidered caprl Tho flnost./most producHva lowii sood / ^ \ \ ^^ank owa'MAGK ’ 10 pinch pleats over-all, blind* tion on this subject could be ob wrote . . . this is a unilateral inter were arrested for Intervening on pants with matching overblouse. Miss Carol McGill, 14 Arch St., Now Englanders eon plant is now drossod . . y " j tained from SS Brig. Kurt Becher, pretation for Germana under the S«h frlcad Eviry atifdnd Sides. 719G rayon, 29% am- behalf of the Jews. Is wearing cotton dacron jacquard slim pants with harlequin over w'ho at the time was negotiating in wOe to the defeated’ rule.” upUD for SorinoSpring in briohtbright foil boxos. .i’.-:;, ^ Day at Ih* Yaar •T arrested a clergj’man only blouse. The models are among members of Grace Group of Cen tate. Come eeel Budapest on behalf of Himmler. Then Eichmann returned to the once," Eichmann said. ter Congregational Church who will appear In a fashion show of ...... ’...... Becher la now living in West gassing o f the Jews!* For rool rewording lawn planting— buy He told Less a biinop called on summer wear, including bathing suits and dresses from Saul Lie- Germany, running a milllon-doUar " I have asked m yself who has Hart’s Lawn Sood . . . proved end im blm. along with the elders of the vine's Fashions, .at Woodruff Hall Monday at 8 p.m. A dinner at Compare at 1.69 import-export agency. made the Ministry for the Occu church. H e said he didn’t remem 6:30 will precede the fashion show. (Herald photo by Oflara). proved for 65 yoorsl Eichmann read a docum ent pied East, the circles around Dr. ber the bishop's name. But he said quoting him as agreeing with the Wetzel, to do something concern FURNITURE THROWS be "Invited him three times" and LOOK FOR THESE SPARKLING 'GRANT-CREST' German plenipotenitary In Hun ing the gas machin ?” able now to speak up against the 6(1x72. Reg. 2.99. . I 72x90. Reg. 3.99. i 72x108. Reg. 4.99. warned him that the clergv were mble to stand up for five years FOIL BOXES A T TH rS IG N OF. gary, Edmund Veesenmayer, that “There must have been a driving against so many forces and a^inst Charges leveled against lUm.” DACRON” not permitted to help the Jews. GOLD SEAL Custom'com- 2 3 7 . , 3 1 7 3 9 7 the deportation of Jewa should be force here ...” so many powers.” . This was not a formal motion, THE RED HEART EVERYWHERE/ "I will have to take you Into pounded fin New England soil ■;:M TIERS speeded up. He told Less that it "And I think myself there may Dr. Robert Servatius, defense however. and climate. protecttve custody if there Is an had not been necessary to speed up be still today some circles of the counsel, said it would be “ of ad The court adjourned until Mon other complsdnt," Eichmann aaid the deportation because the pace former east ministry, maybe judge vantage for the accused if he were day. Made to our apecifleationi he told the bishop. •There was set by the Hungariana themselves Dr. Wetzel still alive, where one o f no-iron Dacron,^ polyez- . WANT MORE FOR YOUR MONEY... . another complaint and I took him was even faster. coUld get a more authentic infor ter. B ig 9 ' ruffles, generouz Into protective custody. I hated to In this connection he mentioned mation.” width. In whiteA pastels. * KEEP YOUR BYl ON GRANTS ^ do It because my father was a State Secretary Laszlo Ehdre. Dr. Ernst Wetzel, an official in Presbyterian elder In Linz. member of the Hungarian Fascist the ministry of the later-hanged ilie PARKADE MatcMaf Valanta- -«*C ■^Hla wife telephoned me. but I party, who was hanged after the Alfred Rosenberg, disappeared af "THE" I couldn’t do anything.” war. Veesenmayer was convicted ter the war. 5 LENGTHS DACRON* RUFFLED The Interrogator asked about at Nurenberg but was pardoned Reminiscing about his wartim e notes dated July 21, 1942, by Eich- after tw o yemrs and la now a role. Eichmann was heard saying: I reversible raincoat I CURTAINS AT ONE LOW PRICE mann’s Paris representative, Theo wealthy sales agent. 'Being or'not being of our peo dor Danneckcr — w’ho still is mis Then Eichmann was asked about ple, we did not think o f anything RED SEAL (kneral purpoM T SHADY PUCE For best rosdtt is MERION FORMUU M-B A Im ry 54,63, T2,91,90" fon0...Regular 3.99 to 4.49 sing — In which Eichmann was Herschel Grynszpan, the Polish else at that time. Whether this lor all growinf conditions. I study hsrd-lo-grow areas. lawn e< M economictl cost VYNOCEL quoted as ordering the deporta Jew who assassinated German em- was prompted by propaganda or a I poplin with floral print ^ Curtains of sheer white Da ELM TREE An old New Englsnd EVER6REEN For a peeii |reen MERIOn RENm in DLCE SRAM tion of ,4,000 French Jewish chil basy councillor Ernst von Rath in sense of duty is only of secondary standby. Fast growing— PermsnsnL carpet of turf. cron polyester rinse clean, dren to the east "as soon as pos importance, anyhow this was the “Greatest of the G rissei” Best looking Paris in 1938. The assassination —ossiest to meintein. re-hang, without ironing. A sible." state of matters— and there I was provoked a night of nationwide , SPECIAL Eichmann said he remembered anti-Jewah programs, known later not the only one. There were mil j ^ 1 1 j super wide 112* per pair. lions because otherwise the Ger Every year Hart's Lown WINDOW that the “ general decision for these aa the "crystal nght” because of IT PAYS TO children has been made by (SS the many shatter^ windows. man people would not have been AAixturos ore planted for Like owning two coats in one! Sleek solid color i Double width, 81 or 90" long, Reg. 8.99— 6.77 reich leader Heinrich) Himmler Eichmann said he interrogated Ihousonds of h ^ e owners personally.” - Grynszpan in Berlin in 1943 but who oro proud of their lush ( cotton poplin on one side, reverses to a ga y ' "I had to get the instructions that the questioning did not yield green permanent lawns./ i p L A N x \ to r this," Eichmann said. anything. He said he believed he ' FOR RENT / Look for the foil boxes with I floral print in seconds. W ater-repellent on both | SHADES Eichmann insisted again that the was taken to an extermination 8 and 16 mm. M ovie Projectors the RED HEART— you'll be DURING THIS EVENT j $1 HER CURTAINS order to exterminate the Jews had camp later. The claim was made at I sides. Choice of lilac, aqua, pink, lime, beige, | SAVE 25% on 3 o f — sound or silent, also Zp mm. proud tool come from Adolf Hitler himself. a recent trial in West Germany slide projectors. / p/usf OUR BEST SELLING YOUR CHOICE OF SLASHED TO A . "Fuehrer orders were legally that Grynszpan is still alive but ' willow in sizes 8 to 18. binding, this was always said,” he he has not been found. WELDON DRUG CO. Washable supported DRAW DRAPES AN Y 1.99 CAFE ROCK-BOnOM PRICE w ent on. Eichmann confirmed t'*'.t he 901 Main St. TeL Ml S-5S21 ...... V He also renewed his claim that wrote after the war that in plastic.-Reg. 1.39. ■ T z R e g. 3 .7 9 Only New 7 7 ; THE CHAS. C. 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loudly enough. Ttiey are the words ing for the middle class by How Must I wait tmtll my huaband la 65 ard F. Wortham, prsaldent of people reach for when they are THERE IS EVERY INDICATION that th« State before 1 collect social security School Grant Increase Backed, Your Pocketbook Trainof, Wortham A Co., got Into They^re Digging 18 Big Holes based on my own earnings? I MANCHESTER sometimes full of mlsglvlngB, print and evoked 1,500 queries al The Retirement; SnpniuQ ^praUi By FAYE HENLB of Ariaona will bm phenomenal growth in the next haven't w ork^ alnce 1950. 'Which when they are afrdid we may be most overnight that made this S7- would be bigger, my benefita as PUBIJSHKD BY rHli; in the weakest of all possible poel- But Views on Allocation Vary year-old Inveatment counseling In Arkansas for Titan II pMTPAT.n printing CO INC, half decade or bo. For thiB reason, the stock of Doctor Says a former worker, or my benefits IS BiaMll Strc«t tlons—that of bjeing the blind, lavestnMit Oswsslors Woo firm aware of the vast numbers of Happy Times as a wife ?—Mrs. T. F. ItaBClMfter Coniu Aoeomta of MMdlo Oaoo people with money to Invest. Thus, helpless prisoners of events and Hartford, April J1 (/PI — Pro-fin such a way that the basic per- ^and housed there while on their By MARIE DAERB A—If you have enough quar THOMAS F rtiJlGUSON A country doctor in West Vir the firm sUuted its Sp^al Super- Arizona Public Service. . , supplier of gas and elec- By JAMES R. REID LUMBERI pupil allowance would rise from W^TER R ITERGUSON concepts only leadership itself posals to Increase state grants to vlsory Accounts.ccoui...... which last year Newspaper Enterpriae Asen. shift of duty. A 100,000-gallon By HAROLD 'ra(»lA S HYMAN. ters, you will be able to begin col Publls^fr« $76 to $119, with those already re ginia, a coilogo professor in lUl- M.D. Retireee Are Holding on lecting a worker’s social security INCORPORATED Founded October I lt»l ___ has time and opportunity to twist local schools systems hsve re qots and a shoo salesman In Ten- showed a 9 per cent gain, while tri<:ity in the area . . . could be well worth serious Searcy, Ark, (NEA)—The small watef supply will be stored for use. ceiving at least $119 getting a boy Whs xfttlng on the ground. He The work this reporter eaw on a Writtesi for Newspaper Enterprise To Group Health Insurance when you reach 62. ’This would away from their fateful routines. ceived widespread support from nesses have at least thrso things a top common stock index declined PublUbed Eveir ' frentn* Except 10 per cent hike. There would also 3 per cent. consideration. The company is highly regarded and was digging with a apoon in thi tour of the installztfons was only Assn. More and more coverage which ba 80 per cent of the amount you *jn«Uyi uid HoIMayn Emer^ at the legislators, private citizens and be an Increase In the "growth in common. They live in towns yard of hta[home near here. Poet Office at Mancheeter Conn, aa where the population is tmder Scoree of other Inveatment coun 73 days old. Yet on the 12 of 18 silos workers can carry Into their re would be entitled to at 65, plus PEG BOARD Second Claaa Mall M a tter______educational groups. grant,” which gives extra aid to selors are gearing today to handle has an excellent earnings record. See us for further Leas than three miles away, I now being worked on, $2.5 million A great-grandmother, in her tirement years. five-ninths of one per cent for towns hit hardest by soaring pop- 2,500; each has managed to ac found another hole being dug in the 93rd year, wants to know if there's New Jersey Decides Again There was. however. Just-- as cumulate somewhere between $15,- the smaller accoimt. has already been spent. If all 18 This Is the trend in group health each month’s delay after 62. You AND STFSCRIPnON RATES ulationa Actually there are seven sources details. Arkansaa earth. silos are completed under tbe new anything she can do to keep from Insurance, according to the Health are eligible for a wife’s benefit, Parable In Adrance Once again, the state of New widespread disagreement about 000 and $25,000 that he can afford But instead of a spoon, men were napping every so often. 'Tve air Carrier Mall how to allocate the money at a However, Sanders said, the state to invest; each uses an Investment of investment advice for you to defense bud^t, they will cost Insurance Institute. again a reduced amount, when you One Teat ...... S t22UU Jersey has been used as a testing board is most interested In a long- tap: Well-meaning friends, print using dynamite, cranes and bull about $60 million. ways been able to cat nap at odd The institute reports that 7 of' are 62 and your husband is 65. PEG BOARD U tX) hearing before the legislature's counselor. Qptn Thurz. to 9M pM. and Sat. witO noon. Six Month* ...... ground for different versions of range plan that 'would peg state ed services, lawyers, brokers, dozers to gnaw Into the dark shale. For each sllo, It would be a one- times during the afternoon and every 10 workers covered under However, you cannot receive both Three Montba ...... s to education committee yesterday. What Is unusual about -this? It I St aid to the tax resources of the banks and trust companies, mu These men weren’t playing, and shot deal. Although the firing of evening but now I doze off for a health Insurance policies Issued benefits, only the larger of the One Month ...... 1 Republicanism. In his budget message. Gov. John Is a fairly recent phenomenon In they couldn’t stop digging as the WeeXlv ...... 30 «t towns. tual funds and Investment coun FUTNAM & CO. the missUe wouldn't destroy the few minutes even In the morning,’’ during 1960 have the right to two. Wages you and your hus As usual, advance appearances N. Dempsey had asked for a $30 the world of high flnanct. that an small boy did when the rain start she complains. band earned would determine FIXTURES million increase that would be Because towns vary consider selors. Which Is for you 7 site, the military strategists do not keep this protection when they re MKMBEH OF Investment counselor wlU .g;lve Mombors Now York Stock Exchange ed. tire, which was the bigger benefit. THIS aSSOCUTED PREiffi and predictions favored the kind of distributed by the current formula ably in the way they assess their 1 Friends mean well, but do they feel a 'reload would bq necessary. Well, bully for you, as Teddy The Assodaled Press » exclusively "middle-class” money a tumble. really know? You are taking a ri in n e m m n . • MANCHism • n u mi a aisi Night and day these men were Roosevelt used to say. Have you This report was based on in candidate and the kind of party of so much for the number of taxes, it is difficult to determine What Is an investment coun- Jom*t T. flair • Rsbtrt M, Stark»l digging an underground ballistic Completion date for the first site entitled to 'he use of pepuhllcstlon of the tax resources of towns for wild gamble here. the end of 1963, ever thought that maybe one of formation supplied by insurance Q—I understand that, under the all n6W8 di^oatche* credit^ to It or outlook habi' ally most pleasing pupils in each system, with the selor will give “middle-class' 2 Printed servicee are fine, but missile silo for a nuclear war de the reasons your family contin cofaipanies res^nsible for 68 per new amendments, survivors of SPLASH BLOX not othenfi*^ cr^ltPd In this PRD^r to the strictly organizational side per pupil amount decreasing as the comparison purposes, he said. money a tumble. terrent—the Titan II. When I returned from the site, anrt t^^ local nupilAhed here. For the plM to be implemented, do you know enough to Interpret the little boy who had been dig ues to be blessed with your pres cent of the total group health in workers who died betw e^ March AM riptits of repobllration of pp^ial total number increases. What is an investment counse This hole in the ground Is one of of party life. he said, all towns would have to these for your own use and needs? ging for fun in the dirt with the ence is this gift of napping? surance premium's In the United 31,1938, and Jan. 1, 1940, now may dlppatchop h*'reln aro >1po , reaervod. Republicans have proposed that lor? How do they define "middle- 3 Lawyers are fine—but would 18 such sites near here. Far from suggesting something States during 1959. Involved were receive benefits. What is the work For Down Spouts But, as keeps happening in New the need of the Indivridual towns use the same ratio of usessed class” money? Why their court The missile In each, silo is de apoon was gone. Pull service client of N E A Serv- values to market values in figur you ask yours to remove Junior's But the men were still digging. you can do to keep from napping, some 2,100 new g;roup medical care requirement on these people?— 1 Jersey, the victorj' went, in sur- be taken more into account. In ship now of the sm ^l investor? tonsils ? signed to weather all but a direct coverages issued /during 1960 pro Mrs. R. B. ice. Inc , ing taxes. This would require leg hit by a nuclear weapon. I’d suggest you teach the trick to Publishers RepresentAtlves: The prise fashion, to the kind of can- last years campaign platform they An investment counselor once 4 A good broker can make you ■-.’f »■' tecting 276,886 workers. Julius Mathewi Special Asencv — New I islation, he pointed out. The Titan’s firing will ba con every one you hold dear. For, in ■'‘iiSv'')'? A—These people must have York Chicaeo Delict and R^ton I didate and party outlook often re also suggested that the total handled only the money of the a pile but you must have the time my opinion, the ability to dozs at After they retire, these workers worked at least a year and a half The new law would provide a very rich. These. professlonW stU' trolled by Intricate machines also MEMBF.R Arorr BI REAt OF garded with some unfriendly sus amount of aid be increased by $40 to work him and remain pretty housed underground nearby and Safety Program re i^ a r IntervkJa during the day ■■ either convert their group bene under social security. ciRtrn.ATiuNS ^ million. statewide schedule of equalized dents of the securities markets close geographically. SAVINGS is a moat valuable safety Valve In fits to an individual policy or they .95 picion in the party clubrooms. grand lists and enable intelligent render for a fee the service of im' operated by four-man crews. Dear reader: Marie Daerr Is un The Herald Prlntln* Company Inc., However, the GOP majority lead 5 Banks and trust companies If a war alert were signaled, Held at School these tortured times. continue the benefits on a group able to answer questions except assumes no ftnftncial responsiWlip^ for New Jersey was voting, this er In the house. J. Tyler Patterson allocation of state aid, he said. partially giving clienta advice on are not yet sufficiently aware of basis. ti'poirmphif'm errors Rpreartnc In ad- how to invest their funds. In con this mighty missile and the other Note that I emphasized "reg' through the column. She ap time, in a Republican primary to of Old Lyme, said at the hearing Other groups who spoke for the the small investor. If you succeed 17 like it would rise within three ular intervals.” For, as you can About 47* per cent of the total, preciates your comments and TertlJ*em^nt.« and other readinc matter various plans were the state Par trast to the broker, the recognized in getting them interested, you Safety was the theme of an as or some 129,000 workers, have the In The Manchester Erenlnc Herald, nominate a candidate for gover yesterday that the state may not Investment counselor does not minutes from their underground sembly program at Highland Park readily imagine, there are great questiona but the volume of her be able to afford the $40 million ent-Teacher Association, the Con will find them most conserx-ative. vaults and slice through the air dangers inherent in catnaps taken right to convert to an Individual mall makes personal replies Im blsnlav adrertlstnir rinsint hour*: nor: Former Secretary of Labor necticut Association of Boards of make money when you buy or sell. There is nothing wrong with this. School yesterday. Each child par policy when they retire. More than JTor Mnndar—1 p m FYldar now. He merely offers advice baaed on 900 miles up at a spe^ of tome ticipated in the program, which is at Irregular Intervals when you’re possible. James P. htltchell had the back Patterson said the proposal for Education, the Connecticut Ed 6 Mutual funds are designed to 81,000, or nearly 30 per cent, can (AU rights reserved. Newspaper yv>r Tuesday—1 pm Mor^y studies he haa made. For you he serve the masses; they will not 3,000 miles per hour to strike tar one phase of a planned safety cam at work, In class or driving a car. MSAmARim ror WednFsdar—1 p m Tueada/. ing of'Senator Clifford Case, Rich an additional $40 million had been ucation Association and the Con By regular Intervals, I mean continue their medical care bene Enterprise/ Asm.) For Thursdav—1 p m Wednesday. selects those situations he Judges tailor an Investment program Jiut gets only described "as over 6,000 paign at the achool. ard M. Nixon and Dwight Eisen- based on the assumption that the necticut Public Ehependitures miles distaht.” The Grade 5 class opened the preferably after the midday meal fits on a group basis when they For FHdav—1 n.m. Thursday Council. will suit your own personal and for you. quit work. Some have a choice of STAIRS For Saturdar—1 p.m Friday. hower. but this was not supposed additional revenue needed to keep peculiar needs. 7 For the person engaged in a wimouR To assure that these missiles are program by showing original or before or after the evening aasstfled deadline* 10*30 a m eacfi existing state services going would m«al. For example, the former is either. Thus, 68 per cent of the 32 End Hunger Strike d a r of publlration except SaturdaT— to be a clear asset among Netv These wise men of finance are profession, for the traveler, for In place at the earliest possible drawings on the opaque projector workers can keep their coverage 9 a.m stay' under $50 million. Pain Misleading well aware that "middleclasa' the resident of a sniall community, date, this program is being per to illustrate how to make home a favored for the housewife after Jersey Republicans. Senator Caae It now appears, he said, that the she has fln’shed her morning when they leave their Jobs. San Quentin, Calif., April 21 money la growing. an investment coimseling fee could formed under what the military safe place. ' The 19M situation contrasts •JPridHV, April 21 haa repeatedly had the opposition existing services will require $75 Des Moines—AppendiclUs in a calls “concurrent construction.” Fire'safety in the school was the chores and before she starts out (/P)—Beef stew, noodle soup, beet Study figures from the Internal pay off well. BIG DIVIDEND^ with findings made at the end of salad, lima beans and spice chke of a formidable conservative ele to $100 million. child may be characterized by a Revenue Service and you will (All rights reserved. Newspaper This means that silos are being subject of the kindergarten part for the afternoon session of mar Patterson said that in a few keting, ahopping, calling for the 1950. Group hospital expense plans ended a 7-day hunger strike by 32 ment in the party, which also has chest pain, doctors report. Con leam why. The IR S reports more Ehiterprise Assn.) dug and the missile Is being devel In the program. They atressed fire then In force showed that 55 per Strong!? Or Weak? days the Republicans w-ill offer a versely. pneumonia may involve fortunes are being made now than drill conduct and presented a new children and the like. of 34 Inmates of thiz prison’s had Its perennial doubts about oped at the same time. cent of the employes and de Death Row yesterday. revised educational plan that will an abdominal pain. ever “ before. Since the end of The Army Corps of Engineers, plan for fire safety. The midday snooze is also fa •nie popular word for President Nixon and Elisenhovver. have in it "additional grants to the vored for the worker or executive pendents had the right to continue Luis Moya, a hired killer, and World War n, the number of famt constructing the silos, knows Using alphabet blocks to spell or convert their coverage at retire Kennedy’s speech to the nation's The favorite in the primary was towns as large as any by any leg^is- STEEL IMPORTS DOWN lies earning $10,000 a year haa 24th OREATEn HARTFORD And Grow and Grow and Grow! approximately the size and make out achool safety rules. Grade 1 who has the good fortune to have cop killer Marlon Linden, were Each newspaper editors yesterday will lature in any single session." He a comfortable place to doze off— ment. st^l holding out.p- Senator Walter H. Jones, a safe Gary, Ind. — Imports of foreign more than tripled. In the past 20 Not only do you keep buUdlng your savinga up of the 125-ton missile. The presented an original skit "We A 1956 study in the New York be "strong." But let us inquire, did not specify what figure the steel Into the United States during years the number of families earn Martin Corporation, building . the Build Safety." , the cab of u truck or the back Associate Waraen Dale B. Frady and re.spectatle character who had GOP might suggest. , State Department of Insurance for, a moment, into the realities 1960 are estimated at 3,300,000 ing at least $15,000 a year haa in through regular additions . . . we regularly missile, knows the character of Grade 2 presented a puppet seat of a car, a shady spot on the showed that only 45 per cent of .said he didn’t know why the men ' up through regular party The new Republican plan .yrlll tons, down from about 4,400,000 creased almost five times. show, telling a true story of a lit grass, a comfortable chair or i had started eating again since he rather than the superficialities of improve on the current fonitula ANTIQUE add to them, too! Savings grow extra big, the silo. the workers covered by group In PLY-WELSH chann^, and who ophnly enjoyed tons in 1959. A chance remark about counsel By working on both almultane- tle girl’s mishap with a sharp pen couch in an office. surance had the right to continue had promised no concessions. The this speech. by paying special attention to the extra fast when you save at Manchester’s cil. strike started last Friday as the support of the New Jersey towns that are having severe ously — both will be ready to For those who can’t take a mid' or convert coverage when they Qiiolity Prefinished Is it strength, or weakness, state Republican organization as oldest financial Institution. gether. Through choral speaking and day nap, the snooze before or left their Jobs. complaint against, what the In growth problems and to the diffi fiash cai^s. Grades 2 and 3 enacted mates called "tasteless’ meals. Hardware, Plywood* when a leader who has already such. culties of the cities, he said. The 18 silos will ba scattered after the evening meal la the next The 2,100 new grpup medical gambled more recklessly than he SHOW over an area of 70 by 30 miles a safety lesson. beat bet. Either way, Jiowevcr, It care coverage were Issued on They demanded a new cook and Af Coriood Price* Senator Jones' chances should Senate Majority Leader Louis I. around Searcy. No silo will be ■What’s My Crime? a takeoff haa to be accepted aa part of the a new barber. Frady did not ex should have, and lost, proclaims Gladstone, D-Bridgeport, spoke for APRIL 24 thru CURRENT ANNUAL ‘S’ for Sugar ’n Spice groups ran^ng from fewer than have been improved by the fact DIVIDEND closer than seven miles to another. on a popular television program dally routine. <5therwise It’ll never 25 employes to more than 500, the plain the connection between cook 8q. F t that he is doubling hla bet—the the administration's recommends was presented by Grade 3. work or never be respected. Penelope Slbun at 2% years of age, can’t read a word; but. the ing and barbering. that a third candidate in the field, tlons. A PR IL 28 The base operations for these 18 institute reported. Average size of riilps he uses being human lives? missiles will be at the Little Rock As its part of the program, Now what does the nap accom card catalog at Douglas Library in Hebron has Its fascinations the jless-than-25 groups was 11 Chorry 55o State Senator Wayne Dumont, Jr., He also supported the Governor’s plish? Well, for one thing, it anyway. "What better way to get acquainted qt my age?” she Is It strong, or is it weak, to plan to divert $30 million from YOUR MANCHESTER 1:00 PJH. to 10:30 P.M. ■» Or a Air Force base. Grade 1C staged a courtroom people. Average size of the more' reach for the example of Russia's had a definite appeal to liberal There are similar Installations scene emphasizing ABC’s of breaks the vrorking day In half aeems to ask. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Slbun of Hebron, than-500 group was 1.700 workers, the highway fund as the way to CANCER INFORMATIOH CENTER Penelope Is the granddaugher of Profeasor and Mrs. Eugene F. V. P. D. 1956 slaughter In the streets of elements in the party. cover the increases In education WEST H AR1PORO elsewhere in the nation. safety. It refreshes in a way that haa The right to convert to an in, Mountain Birch Ate Yet, in the *hree way race, The liquid fuel that will power Highlighting tjie program was never been satisfactorily eX' Chase of Lafayette College at Eaaton, Pa., and may come by her dividual policy was more common Pilgrim-Vinyl Budapest to Justify the possibility aid. ARMORY penchant for library catalogs naturally. Mitchell scored a good victory, and "The towns and cities,” he said, OFFERS the Titan n can be stored at the an original play "The Fourth plained. among the small groups, while the BOOK BINDERS of slaughter in the streets of Ha Grade Learns About. Safety,” writ We know very litt)e about the right to contlnge on a group basis will be the party nominee. have had to make increasingly 836 Farmington Avenue atoist »inanout_ inztttofiaa site, unlike the liquid oxygen used Assorted Colors. Antique Birch Ate vana? ' burdensome demands on homeown TO THE CANCER PATIENT and FAMILY In the earlier Atlas ICBM. But ten and presented by the children wonderful phenomenon of sleep. cause us to yawn among other controlled conditions, In a real was more common among the Is it strong, or is it weak, to pro If one is to take the past as ers and other property taxpayers,” Sponeored Ry Women’a Onlld extreme caution must be used to of the fourth grade. It’s possible that we have a aort things. This signal probably In- blessing. And I hope our great large. Berube’s'lYpewriter Service of S t Janies’ Chnrch claim that we Intend to defend the iuguiy, Mitchell will do well £n Gladstone said. "They simply do COUNSEUNG BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE Sl» COVENTRY keep the two chief chemicals from of sleep center in the brain. When, fiuencea the entire body. grandmother continues to indulge 479 E. Middle Tpk«. MI 9-8477 Biond Ash ASo the actual election next fall, too. not have the additional sources of coming Into contact prema Finch, Carole in Prison as a result of fatigue or drug ad At any rate, the cat nap, under in i t Q _ I will soon be 62 years'old cause of freedom, but to be re \ Admission 75 Cents minir tratlon, that center gets For the Republican organization in revenue to meet the expanding D R ^ N O S turely. stricting freedom, meanwhile, to needs of our schools.” red light. It senda out signals that Driftwood Ash A5c New Jersey seems to have a regu Once the Titan is fired. It Is Los Angeles, April 21 UD — the choice of a w’ay of life pleas Replying to Republican critica of SICKROOM EQUIPMENT gone. There Is no calling it back County Jail today was without two make our eyelids heavy and that Ewamiwii ing and soothing to ourselves? lar habit of opposing those candi the diversion proposal, Gladstone or destroying it in flight from the of its most celebrated inmates — dates who subsequently lead it to Is it strong, or is it weak, to pro- denied tha‘ it would harm the NURSING CARE PANSIES ■ • PANSIES • - PANSIES ground. Thus an enemy could not Dr. R. Bernard Finch and his red- TROPICLOR dsim that If our fellow nations in victory. Last fall, for instance', state's highway construction pro Jam its controls. bailed mistress Carole Tregoff. gram. "ITie facts show the rate It can correct Its own course to The pair, convicted of the am this hemisphere do not endorse our Senator Case, whom the party TRANSPORTATION FOR TREATMCNT We sen the regulars had once more tried to and growth and improvement In from its destination while In flight with bush murder of the once wealthy aide of our quarrel with Cuba and our state network la, and will con its nuclear ’ warhead capable of doctor’s wife, Barbara, yesterday money-savinfl: PRE-HWSHED take with us whatex’er action we dump, led the Ftepublican ticket tinue to be. surpassed by no other REHAMUTATION knocking out an entire metropoll- were taken separately to begin desire, we will then defy them and in New Jersey so well he almost state,” he said. arps. life sentences. PLYWOOD G reat American act by ourselves? took the state for Nixon too. The State Education Commissioner HNANCIAL ASSISTANCE WOODLAND GARDENS To fire the 'Titan, a cover made Finch, 43, went to the Callfor William Sanders said he had no of tons of concrete rolls back from nia Institute for Men at nearby Is It strong, or la It weak, to people of New Jersey keep repeat Homeowners Policy Ing the lesson: they want a Repub' serious objection to the various TO ALL RESIDENTS ...ONE OF THE LARGEST over the 63-foot-diameter silo. Chino. Miss Tregoff, 24, was driV' pledge non-intervention in Cuba short-range plana under conside The underground control center en to the California Institution for OF MANCHESTER licanism which shows progressive INFORMATION and EDUCATIONAL MATERIALSERIALS one week and, the next, to threat ration. ^ INFXIKillATlOiV and E U L t • GROWERS OF PANSIES IN CONNECTICUT! Is self-sustaining. The men are fed Women in Corona. en Intervention? iTitelligenca. Some day, perhaps, He particularly favored an In They wlfl be eligible for parole Ask Is It strong, or Is it weak, to the regular party organization terim plan that would boost grants in seven years. THIS IS BE-KIND-TO-YOUR-BACK MONTH AT WATKINS will begin to listen. VW« SM PkmH That PIm m '^ for submit to the mournfully routine BOY DIES OF INJURIES pattern past history has exhibited VISIT OUR FIELD—PANSIES FRESHLY DUO BRING THE CHILDREN JOSEPH L DIONNE Faii^eld, April 21 (A1 — A 15 details Square Feet so often in the relations of big Ideal State Aid Formula year-old boy has died of Injuries powers and amall neighbors? Extorior. Poinring he received when he fell from the *nie answers in each case may Statistics are something you re- C ontractor hood of a moving car. Michael BAGLIN 2 Q u cH t C 3 Q uart Sacher died last night in St. 'Vtn' be debatable. Surely President sped when they are In your favor C INSURANCE AGENCY KNOTTY PINE Pansies C Q Boricot Boskitt Reeldentlal—Commercial cent’s Hospital in Bridgeport. Po No mattler something you tfy to hsve Ignored Kennedy is tiylng to exhibit firm, Industrial lice say he was riding on the hood Route 44A, Bolton, Conn. if they go against you. of a car driven by Martin L. Pinto strong leadership for this nation. Swiss Giants ESTIMATES FREE P. O. Box 388, Manchester, 6". 8", 10" Width* But Just as surely he la operating Whenever It was that New York 17, who was charged with reckless Conn. YOU’LL WANT SEVERAL BASKETS! RATES REASONABLE in a situation and a case where state's present per capita state aid Exquisite Colors! TEL MI 8-0494 driving. Blnto was released pend Tel. Ml 9-5618 ing arraignment. every shading of policy or action law was passed, it must have been P.8. BRING VOUB CAMERA—OUR FIELDS ABE IN BLOOM! haa some fundamental question a great day for New York City. It how you about It, where slogan words seem set a scale of $6.75 a year for each Hemlocks for Hedc|iiiq 18' 2.95 ROSES— Ciimbin9 . EverMooming to Involve betrayal of the princi resident of cities, aa against $3.55 and PNyanriia ple they should represent, and a year for residents of towns and EXTRA SPECIAL where the threat to act in a strong $3.00 for residents of villages V Only 8 8 c For 2 .4 9 way comes more from fear, cha This was not only an unusual 12-14’, 1'/," caliper. WhUe they last, \ Board Foot grin, uncertainty and emotion break for any legislature of any than it comes from poise and state to giye to the cities -in the Norway Maples. EVERGREEN SPECIALS principle. doling out of ^tate money; It also (For Shade). 12.95 3/8 COLORED President' Kennedy capped his seemed to fit In nicely with the Large Size Spreading and Upright Yews strong position yesterday by say destiny of such a growing, unlim Reg. 22.00. Only 20 left. 2.95 ... 3.33 BOXSlORnGE' ing that "I am determined upon ited metropolis as that of New PLASTER our system's survival and success, York City. Why, with every cen if Crimson King Maples 6-8' .... 7.98 regardless of the cost and regard sus, New York City would get Hardy Oriental Poppies .. Reg. 59c Chinese Elm and Cotolpa Trees less of the peril.’’ These are more money from the state! keeps woolens safe! / BOARD strong, ringing superflcialltlea. Alas, thsre came along the 1960 Now only 4 4 c ...... 3 for 1.19 for fast sirade 6-8' only .... 3.95 But what is our system? Is it census, and, alas again, New York Bleeding Heort in pots ...... 69c Sure to please. KNOTTY PINE not mankind's flnest and noblest O ty suffered a population loss of Creeping Phlox— basket ..... 69c CHERRY and most successful experiment'in some llO.OCiO. This meant that i. GERANIUMS depiocratic freedom? Is it not, as New 'York City would lose well Grofmd Wisteria— purple only 2.22 ■k> SABLEWOOD Lincoln saw It must be, the last, over $700,000 In its annual state \\ All colors. Also O K ^ O Don't be trapped by the offers best hope of earth? Is It not a grant, making it a most expensive SPECIAL HEDGING larger sizes, For 1.00 cause which receives, from us who census. MADE ONLY live under its privileges and bene At first, the city tried to dispute of "Free Box - Storage." Know Iboiium Privet 18’ Our own Gladioli Bulbs, 12 for 59c BY SIMMONS fits and freedoms, a proud and the census Itself, alleging it had 25 f o r ...... principled and almost mystic ex been inefficiently and Inaccurately ; : \ " A A a ^ Free instruction book with each what you ore getting before you altation? taken. Officials were going to HecNiquarters for ASGROW doxen. If we define our system this scour around and find all the peo send your clothes out! Squore Foot way, how can we define "survival ple the census takers had missed. Lervn Seed! and success’ for It? Does It sur But, during the recent session 38c, 89c, 1X)9, 1.29, 1.65 Repeat Special! vive by abandoning its own char of the legislature, an easier solu W o c Im i i ovary gonwonr and sfort thoni In our better on a COMPLETE acter for the character of other tion presented itself. \ H & H Lawn Fertilizer, 50 lbs. 2.44 firoproof, mothproof storogo vault. Thoy art regimes? Does It achieve succes-s One of the nicest and moat uh- Plant Now! Wili cover 5,000 sq. ft. . .3 bags 6.77 by putting to the sword Ideas and derstandlnlc pieces of lej^slation promptly dtontd whtn rtctivtd and ore hung os WORK BENCH creeds with which it disagrees? ever devised waa put through the Lettuce, Cabbage, Strawberry and carefully at fun. They art protected by eeoling We don't think there is a single legislature and has now received Garden FertiKxer, 50 lbs...... 2.11 Asparagus Plants, Onion Sets, Rhu and humi|i>ty controlt to prevent mildew and Consist* of American today who Is not suffer the signat'ire of Governor Rocke X barb. ing, to some degree, the agonies of feller. Limt.- Special, 50 Hbs...... 59c m o t h d o m ^ . only 4 easy decision which a.o upon the young BEAUTYREST Its primary purpose was to pro to ossemUe ports man in the White House. Those / Complele seiection of Pkmt Foods. vide the $3,000,000 extra in per Peach Trees ...... 1.66 Our ttorage box 12" deep by 24' columnist.s Closest to him are to capita, state aid for those com Complete line of Fruit Trees. day describing him as an individ munities which gained population wide by 36" ieng. HoMc the gor< W e couldn’t wish you a finer engagement ring than a M ICH A ELS Only DOWS CRABGRASS KILLER ’Do you read your$eIf to ileep? Counf^djeep? Drop off the minute ual who, as he himself seemed to It the 1960 census. WILL DO THE JOB EFFECTIVELY. mentt of cm average family. confess In his speech yesterday, is But, as a kindly afterthought, it TREASURE CHEST DIAMOND. Diamonds selected to be shown and Excellent seitetien of Andromedo, you hit the bed? No rnatter how you s l e ^ you’ll sleep better on learning some bitter things very allowed any communities which sold in the tiny Treasure Chest are subjected to the most careful Mountain Laurel, Fruit, Shade and 9.95 covers 2,500 sq. ft. Money back Beautyrest, because Baautyrest’s individually muslin-pocketed coils fast. Suddenly, the fate of the Plus happened to have lost population screening almost as though they were oppllcants to some exclusive Flowering Trees, Flowering Shrubs, guarantee. (837 of 'em in a full size mattress) confornYto every contour of your whole world, and, Incidentally, the by the 1960 figures, to continue club. And only the choicest gems make it! For example, this oval-cut. . Evergreens, Vines, Ground Covers. fate of everything he hoped to ac- using the more favorable 1950 fig body;,gently cradle you into the mo$; refreshing relaxation you've dlomond In I4K gold, $395, tax included. Hope it will soon be yoursl compliah In the presidency, depend ures in having their amount of Free Gordetiing Advice. Mcqf we Compkto Hno of VegetoMo and ever experienced. Ybur daytime aches disappear overnight. .95 uppn the next cast of the dice. state aid computed. OTHER TREASURE CHEST DIAMONDS, $100 to $5000 shore your landscaping problems? Hower Seeds Pockets and bulk. MANCHESTER There is no one wise enough to It was a fine itaUatical princi There's a Beautyrest that’s just right for you . . quilted top, tufted ASK FOR EASY FAYMENTS have all the right answers. ple, that of distributing state aid YOU BUY WITH ASSURANCE AND SATISFACTION AT top . . firm or extra firm in each type. . But, as President Kennedy trie# on a per capita basis, until the to find his way, let us hope he will statistics happened to turn the ■ So why not be kind to your back? See and try Beautyrest at Watkins MATTRESS OR not be misled by the repeated use wrong way. Fortunately,* there is tomorrow. If you need more time, we'll send Beautyrest to ypur LUMBER of the word "strong” for the always understanding for such BOX SPRING INCORPORATED speedi he delivered yesterday, or •mbarraasing altuaUons. Hence home for a 30-nignt free trial. by the great and yet automatic as- forth, New York communities can Woodland Gardens Fisher Dry Cleansers, Inc. 256 cm m i sr* ■uraaoes of national unity he will choose the statistic, or the census S58 Main Bt.—Phono MI S-2741 t IM WOODLAND ST. J<«N J. ZAPAOKA Mostvo for K. llieee rMotions can year, they please, which seems the Ml 3-8144 MANCHESTER, CONN. Open DaUy T U S PJU. M l 3 -8 4 7 4 928 BROAD ST. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRTOAY, APRIL 21, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENINGH e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDi^Y, APRIL 21, 1961 PAG& ELEVEN FACT TEN Honest Mau Called Birds Homeless, GoVo Dempsey 51 Formed Counca Policing Golden Gate Bridge No Word on Castro, Stupid for Return Insurgents- Declare Picked Bad Site Bigger Job Than Building It Gets Support Of K of C in Town O f $240,000 Cash BUY ROUND A bird family will have to find a new place to rooot, and San Francisco lfl>) — As far asfthe Toll House," Moore said, "and Reuters’ Man Says For Bond Bill the Golden Gate Bridge is con- (Continued from Page One) Ks their own fault. By FATWOIA PLATT It’a alightly les* than private. Reds Armed Castro - cemed, the only thing that’s been That'* when we have a rash pf The bird* bum a neat be In the beginning there were Bl. and Monday night a mem Johnson and hi* wife ar* hind the neon algn of Man Hartford, April 21 (fi—The admin- tougher than building it has been near accidents by motorists who (ConUnoed from Page One) bership that has grown to more than w jl m « ^ 60th the Job of keeping people from Negroes. rebel setback. Disappointment at chester Sales and Appliance istratimi’s capital bonding program aren’t looking at the road.” (Coattaoed from **•«• 0 »«) anniversary of Campbell Council, Knights i)f Columbus. killing themselves on or around It. One tourist Insisted that police Last Tuesday, Johnson said, hi* the open American-espousal of the Co. at 18 Oak St. The nest night and there was no sign of a of $82.4 million has been given a There have been more than 200 halt traffic — so he could get a The Haver* broadcaat aaid the rebel cause was expressed even in short circuited the sign and a big rally wUch American reports fa’vorable report by the Senate fi “ j „ d „ J. She, will eldest son, Richard, 16, ran away 6.PASS. Are started at 7 o'clock last known suicides off the beautiful picture of the empty bridge. p-Uonera reported they were flown some section* o( the Europe^ said bad been planned for 9 p.m. nance committee which Is control from home ’’because It was all night. servance, beginning at 7 o'clock bridge that spans the entrance to Toll takers explained that traffic SEDAN to Puerto Caberas In Nicaragua pres* usually favorable to Ameri Up to last Ught there was no with dinner at the C Home. Just too much for Richard.’’ The ca. But Kennedy's speech yester Firemen from Town Co. 3 led by the Democrats. with dinner i K~ot huge San Francisco Bay. And moves across, the span 24 hour* a t ‘1777 where they boarded the "North word on the whereabouts of Fidel The Manchester council was or boy, hungry and disillusioned/ re day was hailed by some as a tough were called to remove the Included in the program are dozens of tourists frighten toll- day — carrying 18 million vehlelsa American military transports. Castro, and nothing had been heard ganized in 1901 by a charter group takers and police by stopping In turned yesterday and said; Guatemala and Nicaragua have fighting challenge to communism. burning nest. $1.9 million for ’,$hedlcal-denta) Obituary a year. The policeman suggested 12 Months oc here of. a Miami report that a bomb led by the late Alfred B. MagneH. the midst of traffic to take pic "The kids kept saying things to denied officially they had anything The Conservative London Daily The appliance company may school and $800,000 for a nuclear the tourist try for the picture 12,000 Miles Guarantee 5195 Down dropped last Monday had “ In grand knight. A veteran council tures or Just plain gawk. me. All the time, they were say Mail said the defeat of the Cuban have to get a new sign. capacitated” the Prime Minister research center. around 3 a.m. when traffic ia light. to do with the operation. Leo A. Dunaas member said the Manchester unit Some go even further. Like the ing my father was dumb, and a Havana said all captured weap invaders was "a s*'OCking blow to "physically or mentally.” The Senate committee’s action Leo A. Duma*, father of J. Doug was the second or third council to man In the business suit who care fool and stupid. . . . I Just couldn’t on* were "North American arms American prestige rnd to the repu Hla voice has not been heard yesterday was immediately critl' cized as hasty by Rep. Robert T. las Dumas of Douglas Motors in be formed in eastern Connecticut, fully made his way up one of the stand It,” and including flve Sherman tanks, tation of President Kennedy.” But here since he appeared on televi Johnson, who does maintenance Calmaa, R-Madlson, chairman of Manchester, died Tuesday at St. Named for Pastor huge suspension cables until he A Thought for Today machine guns, rifles, antitank the Mail called Kennedy's speech sion last Sunday to speak at the Jobs when he can find work, said BOLAND MOTORS State N ew s the Republican-controlled House Joseph's Hospital in Providence, Members named the council in . halted, nearly 700 feet above the gun*, rocket launchers, flame strong and forthright and said funeral of seven victims of Satur- Sponsored by the Manchester "the Brinks people (the armored "Plain speaking is what Khrush finance committee. R. I. honor of the late Rev. James F. thrashing waters of the Golden Connell of Cboreliea YOUR QUALITY LARK DEALER throwers and trucks. day> air raid. Reports have cir " It is precipitous to take action He was a Manchester area resi car company) gave me a $10,00(1 Havana once more charged that chev understands—and respect*. Campbell, first pastor of St. James’ Gate. reward for giving the money back. culated that he was out of the city on these bills before the governor dent for a short time, but spent Church, who died in 1892 after 360 CENTER .STREET—MI 3-4019 U.S.-tj-pe warplanes supported the The Daily Herald, a British La Roundup personally directing operations While sirens w a i L.e d, traffic I thought that wa.s nice of them.” bor party supporter, complained completes his list of vote-catching most of hla life in Providence, R. 1. working for many years to culti Rent does not mean Inactivity OVER 25 YEARS IN THE SAME LOCATION landing*. . . ■topped, police and the curious Then Johnson added bitterly: "FTcsident Kennedy’s words about against the anti-Castro forces. proposals," Cairns said sarcaaticab Surviving are hi* wife, Mrs. vate a parish at the then new St. or uselessness. We are being The rebel invader* earlier had Press and radio here have been gathered, the guy in the eky — “ I can’t leave the house.ito get Cuba . . . will fill his liberal ad (Continued from Pago One) ly, apparently referring to the fact Margaret Moore Dufhas; two other James’ Church. whirled through spacq while we charged they were met on the making much of the coming May sons, Theodore Dumas of Glendale, Just a tiny figure barely vi.alble work without someone throws It mirers with dismay. It seems he is that Dempsey had recommended The council had no formal meet from the bridge — took out a rest on earth. While we rest on beaches bv Russian-made tanks Day parade, saying It would, be the medical-dental school only yes Calif., and Cha-les Dumas, serv train, ship or plane we are being all up to me and calls me a fool. determined to see the downfall of a 3750.000 suit against the rail ing place until 1922, when a build camera and a light meter, ad and were attacked by Soviet-made "Castro’s victory parade." terday. ing on Gov. Nelson Rockefeller’s rapidly carried along; «o while we Can’t be on a Job without someone Dr. Castro.” road by the widow of one of two ing at 13 Bissell St. was erected for justed his lens and calmly snapped says, ‘'Why you need ..to work? MIG jet*. ^ . It would be normal for the The Senate committee ‘ ipassed staff in Albany, N. Y,; three rest In Christ we grow In grace, In France, the left-of-center slain railroad employes. the purpose. The K of C headquar a picture. You had $240,000.’ And now it’s Havana Radio asserted Pnme bearded leader to make a public the whole thing on orders from on daughters, Mrs. Charles Leach and and are being filled with His ful Miniy^er Fidel Castro personally Combat said Kennedy was^ com The victims were fireman Bryon Baptist Speaker ter* remained on Bissell St. until. Then, to a chorus of oohs and hurting my boys . . . promising the chances of a reno C. Shepard Jr.. 37, and engineer appearance to review the ’ parade, high.” Cairns said, "without wait Mrs. Marguerite Andersen of 1928, when the builfllng was pur ness, a* the branch grows and Is led the tight against the invaders. but there has been no ' announce Mrs. Major U Johnson, associate ing for the committees which heard Rhode Island, and Mrs. Dorothy aahs. he crawled back down and "That money? It’s not worth vation of American policy while Uonel Cosier. They were shot in chased by The Hersdd Printing Co, fruitful through its abaorbing of anything. It has made me a poor Tonight His absence from Cuban air\vaves secretary of the Connecticut Coun explained: Russia was making hay w-ith the railroad's Cedar Hill Yard in ment to that effect so far. these bills to report on them.” Glass of Burbank, Calif. Seven years later the council pur-- or resting In the vine. All depend* has led fo speculation he may have Nor was there any press or cil of Churches, will discuss the Gov. John N. Dempsey's capital " I Just wanted a different man.” American mistakes. But the right- New Haven Nov. 5. 1957. chased a house at the comer of on w’here we rest. Jesua say* Harry Holl demonstrates the use of the potter’s wheel to more than 175 Buckley School pupils. Holl’s been incapacitated or shunted radio comment up to last night on work of Christians in Oonnecticut bonding program for the 1961-1963 angle.” "(Jorne unto Me, and I will give of-center Figaro emphasized Ken The damage suit was filed by Main and Delmont St*, from Mrs. visit was sponsored by the P T A Fine Arts committee In conjunction with a program aimed at en on aside by the Communists. President Kennedy’s spee^ in and show pictures at Community biennium includes $5.7 million for He was cited for trespassing. you rest.” j nedy's "energetic speech." Shepard's widow, Mildred, mother BapUst Church Sunday at 7 p.m. John Gleason. couraging Manchester children In the field of arts and crafts. (Herald photo by Pinto). The Caribbean Island was re Washingrton yestdfday, flood control, beach erosion, and The building was. sold Aug. 8, A young Marine>'Stopped traffic Robert A. McBride Rome's big Independent daily, of two, w-ho lives in Montgomery, ■ Her talk will be the third in Boat Contract HOSPITAL COMFORT ported sUll tense and swept by Short-Wave broadcasts from improvements of recreational 1946 to Dr. John B. Shea of Tal- recently when he climbed to the North Methodkst Oiurch fear* and rumors that dampened II Messagero. said in a front page (jrange County. N.Y. The trial is aeries of four programs at the SLreas; $7.5 million in additional top of the tallest suspension cable editorial: "The Ameriaan Chief before Judge Thomas F. Murphy antl-Castro forces, believed to be cottWlle, when (Jampbell Council try to promote his wheel commer rictoo’ celebration* by supporters from somewhere in Cuba, have church concerning the work of state aid for urban redevelopment and then crawled down the other cially, but he did say, ” I do try to Executive has renewed his pledge and an all-male Jury. Boosts Jobs bought the C. R. Burr home at 138 AT HOME! of the Castro regime been picked up in Havana, but the BaptisU and other Christians in Md renewal projects; and approxi aide. get people interested In working to oppose decisively any Commu Counsel for the widow contend Main St. ‘ Museum League The g^ovemment radio said that last heard by Uiis correspondent North America. mately $36 million for other capi- Ground for the present K of C “ My buddies bet m ^ I wouldn't Potter Explains Art creatively with something In a di Castro, who has not appeared on nist interference within the that the railroad was negligent in The wife of a former minister of Yesterday’s award of a govern do it," he told police: ’Hie buddies WINF tal Improvement projects in varl' rect way.” framework of American states...” keeping Hender in its employ was on Tuesday. Home was broken Dec. 10, 1686, by broadcasts since the landings Mon the Memorial Baptist Church in ous state agencies. ment contiAct to the fast-growing Joseph Dyer, then president of the didn't verify It. They left when To Pick Officers He said he has only been work Taas, the Soviet news agency, when it knew he had been con There h u been no air activity day. would make an appearance Hartford, Mrs. Johnson became *u Calms said he didn’t think the Barnes Boat Co. of Rockville for council. The $70,000.home was de they heard the sirens. ing at pottery making for the past distributed a 200-word summary fined In a mental institution '"and over Havana since the original pervlsor of Christian education of at a giant May Day celebration on landings except for Tuesday’s in' total unreasonable, but he did signed by Manchester architects Lit. Edward Moore , one of the The Lutz Junior Museum League To Elementary Pupils 12 years and he advised anyone in of Kennedy’s speech but made no was not equal In character and the Connecticut Council of C ou t Guard work boats will necea- May 1. trusions which drew heavy anti think some of the individual items Scudleri and Monkey, and was bridge patrol officers, tells of many of Volunteers will elect officers terested in this type of work or comment. Nor was there any im hr.bits to Ihe ordinary man in the Churches In 1959. She also serves lltate the employment of extra men other harrowing experiences. The Castro regime claimed that aircraft fire. The Castro regime were out of line. opened formally Sept. 7, 1987. at it* annual meeting and lunch recreation to begin as the Man mediate comment from Moscow calling of railroading.” on the national board of edtfcatlon to work specifically on the order. Harold Lloyd, the movie come More than' 2,500 Manchester^palnted a workable tea pot right the only survivors of the Invasion said these attackers bombed an Original Purpose chester school children do—by William A. Blank of Brooklyn, and publication of the American Robert Barnes, president, said dian, once showed up with a bat eon Monday at 12:30 p.m. at Fl- before his audience’s eyes. He ex surrendered yesterday after being Radio. air base south of the capital. The council was organized orig ano’* Restaurant In Bolton. Grade 4. 5 and 6 pupils this week making things using the pinch Yankee Baseball counsel for Mra Shepard, has told the order for eight boau will pro trapped in the south coast swamps. Baptist Convention. inally as an Insurance organiza tery of cameras and obtained P<>^ plained how metalic substances are method. the court that Hender accused fel British diplomats have been In A Bridgeport native, Mrs. John 1951 Class Sets bably be completed by June 1. A Guests of honor will be Mrs saw Harry Holl present a profes used to make the finish of this clay The government said they would tion for Roman Catholic families. mlasion to climb to the top of Mie low employe* of trying to poison touch with the Foreign Office in son received undergraduate train 90-day time limit from the date of of the towers. Patrolmen started Madeline McAwley, museum di sional demonstration of pottery work take on a glossyi^ hard look be shown on T V tonight. Rockville-Vemon London for some time despite the The K of C took care of members’ rector, and Mrs. Rita Boudreau "A ll the mercenaries have been him and was convinced that Shep ing in Bridgeport public schools. Reunion June 3 contract has been given.. The con biting their nails when Lloyd, at making. and feel. Encircled Profossional Hospilnl ard And (hosier were “ conspiring to general communications blackout She ‘ was graduated from the tract is for $7,378.80. families when deaths or other the top of the bridge, told a com museum secretary. Anyone need Holl. who is supervisor of art-in Holl has toured alt Ihe major N. Y. vs. BALTIMORE eounted., and are either dead or clamped on the island, but even family problems warranted flnan- ing transportation may call Mrs. Bods and Equipment prisoners awaiting action by rev Men’s Breakfast oust him from the Masonic order." Bridgeport Normal School in 1923 The first reunion of the Man Bamee said today he feels tlmt panlon to hold his legs while he the Chatham, Mass., school tys- schools in the New England area. The Metropolitan park system this contact is now reported to further government contract* will c i^ aid. William Moore, 11 Battista Rd. olutionary tribunals,” a broadcast Blank also said; and the Newton Theological Insti hung head down and snapped a tem, visited all elementary schools He said it was at Buckley School of Cleveland, Ohio, completely en for Homo U‘'0 Talk Slated by “For years before the shooting have been Interruoted again. tution in Newton Center, Mass., in chester High School class of 1951 be received for the Coast Guard During World War I, K of C picture. to present his lecture-demonstra in Manchester about eight years circles the city. The park system announcement said. will be held bn Saturday, June 3, craft. The boat* wUl be 16 feet long members at homi remitted dues The rebel radio SW AN claimed Hender had been a vicious, conten A baby girl bom Friday to MrS. 1929 with a degree in religious ed " I ’m glad they’re not all like Held for Check Theft tion. The theme pf the lecture- ago that he started demonstrating is filled with children’s camps, na with aluminized huUs. They will be for member* serving overseas so Greular comfort for tho GAME TIME 8 P.M. that the anU-Castro ranks were tious, pugnacious and Ill-tempered Grace Soler, English wife of a ucation. at the Garden Grove. that,” Moore says. “ But even when demonstration was' "The Potter;* the skill* of pottery making when tural museums, baseball diamonds, Father O’Connell used to ferry freight and material swelling with large numbers of person who was quarrelsome and Cuban bu.«lnessman, is reported to She has taught in public Returning graduates and guests that the soldiers would still be they’re not trying to make like Hartford, April 21 m — An un O a ft.” he was Invited to Manchester by ski runs, boat houses and picnic poliont, ooiltricaro-for from ship to shore, for setting "teachers, students, workers, peas- frequently engaged In assault on be doing fine schools of Connecticut, and has will be greets by Fred Ames and members when they returned. birds, they can give us plenty of employed Ironworker has been ac ■Wednesday at Buckley School he Miss Haze] Lutz. She had seen his grounds in natural surroundings. you, at low, budgot The Rev. James T. O’fJonnell of buoys, and for similar Jobs. work when she visited his shop in . ants and housewives” Joining the his co-employes. Mrs. Soler was arrested Mon done Christian education work as Althea Olsen Ames, and Leslie T. The Knight* take part in nearly problems. cused of stealing and cashing more presented one of the last in the raids. Coll or visit u*. Dennis, Mass., on Cape
/ '/ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY. APRIL 21. 1961 FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 Pages 13 to 24 PAGE TWELVE Section Two FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 ^anrljratrr lEurntug Idle Oaims Up Home Qardeficf^s Notebooh • jlke, Manue Take Physical Checkups 83 During Week ORANGE HALL Dr. Caldwell Watkins and Wiet Stop & Shop Pat Eddy Auditioned in Hurricane Address 4-H’ers , Washington, April 21 ifP)—Fop^ Total unemployment claims Pesticide Tips for Safer Gardening filed in Manchester for the^week mer President and Mrs. Dwight D. Steps Out of Set to Open Eisenhower left Walter Reed ended April 16 were 2,014 or 83 And Won Role in Touring Show C. Elmore Watkins, veteran Army Hospital after overnight more than the previous weeks Manchester businessman, and John A new Stop A Shop supermar By AlXAJf SWXX80N checkups “looking hale and count Ot 1,931. Staff Posts Wiet, executive vice president of ket will open Wednesday at W. (Written for NEA Sen-ice) The unemployment claims pic NGO hearty." By JUDITH AHEABN Middle Tpke. and Broad St. at IneectlddM end msny ture in Connecticut during the the Manchester Chamber of Com Hospital officials gave this de Every Sat. Night At 7:30 Dr. DaVld M. Caldwell 6r. haa Hurricane Donna helped tall, merce, discussed the history and 9:30 a.m. chemlcala are designed to Kill scription of the Eisenhowers yes •same period rose from 69,128 to The newest of supermarkets in bugs, weeds and plant diseases. 69,439, it was reported by' State realgned as chief of surgery and blonds and pretty Pat Eddy to progress of the town at the April terday after they had left by auto land a part as a dancer with the meeting of the Four-Leafera 4-H this area. Stop A Shop offers many Unfortunately, these materials mobile to return to their home in Leibor Commissioner Rensto Rlc- 72 EAST CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER chief o t gynecology at Manchester special services for which they can be dangerous to humans and clutti. "Once Upon a Mattrese" show. Club last night., Gettysburg, Pa. They had arrived Memorial Hospital. "Hardly anyone will come out are known. One service la that pets, too. at the hospital Wednesday. A year ago, unemploj . Watkins illustrated hla talk "extra touch" of offering sug- Caieck these pesticide pointers. claims declined from 43,988 to 89,- Succeeding him in the two posts to audition during a hurricane,” with early photographs of the, Officials described the exam are Dr. Eklward L. Besser aa chief she said during a 'visit with her featured innovation for house TheyTl help you bsttl^ bugs, win inations as routine. Ihsenhower's 623 statewide, RlcctdtU noted. town and Wiet showed slides of wife for the proper preparation of your war on weeds and fight Ranking 13th in claims, Man of Burgery a:^ Dr. Donald W. Mor parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth future plana In Manchester and checkup was said to have been rison aa chief of gynecology. Eddy, 458 W. Middle Tpke., last her family’s meals. A Stop A Shop against fungi this year with safety similar to the monthly examina chester had 981 claims from wom- the Greater Hartford area at the 89 more than the p r^ ou s WORLD The hoapltal'a bMrd of truateee week. "Recipe of .the Week” Is another and assurance. tions he underwent while Presi en. meeting, which was held at the featured Inovatlon for house Choose pesticides carefully for week and amounting to 48.7 per GREEN made the two appointments this Pat did. dent and was not a head to toe week, and at the aame time ap But the audition during the Oc hbnrie of Mr. and Mrs. James wives... and even the men. the job vou want to do. examination. cent of the total claims load here. STAMP9 Murphy, 15 Lake St. Manchester and area workers, OPEN pointed Dr. Caldwell to . the post of tober hurricane was only the .first The supermarket, located In the Avoid'using the potent phos Mrs. Elsenhower had suffered senior surgeon and senior gynecol of three long auditions. She sur Plans for the 4-H auction, latest of Manchester’s shopping phate and arsenical materials If from a throat infection during the ButUrworth Studio who are unemployed and have scheduled for April 29 at 10 a.m. exhausted unemployment compen ogist. vived six hours of auditioning be centers, waa constructed by other safer Insecticides will be as Eiswihower’s West Coast vaca Dr. Caldwell has been active on fore the director of the road com on Rt. S in South Windsor, were effective against pests you^ want sation benefits since Jtme 30,1960, Jarvis Enterprises, building con tion. Engaged TONITE till the staff of the hospital since pany decided the Manchester girl discussed. The auction will be held tractors. It has a total floor foot to control. The examinations were made by should report to their Unemploy 1925, six years after MMH waa would be an asset to the show, across the street from East Wind- Labels are your best guide to The engagement of Miss Patricia ment Compensation Office, Rlc- age of 20,000' square feet plus an L t Gen. Leonard D. Heaton, Army founded, when he waa named chief which stars Imogene Coca and Ed •sor High School. added jnczzanlne area for Stop A learn what chemicals will do and surgeon general, and MaJ. Gen. Ann Hllle to Spec. 4 Leonard Law clutti said. of the Burgleal department. He will ward EJverett Horton. Susan Smith, 15 French Rd., a how to use them safely for best He said that some unemployed Shop offices and employes rest Howard Snyder, assisted by the rence Eller is announced by her continue hla' medical practice. MHS Graduate ■ 4-H mertiber, demonstrated "Pre rooms and lounge. results. Often more than a mil workers may be eligible to receive paring Rabbits for Showing.” lion dollars’ worth of research is hospital staff. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hille, Both Dr. Beeaer and Dr. Morri- Pat was graduated from Man benefits under the Federal Ex FAIRWAY Bon were pix)mbted from associate chester High School In June 1957, After the meeting, refreshments represented by the simple direc 63 Oak St. tended Compensation program Her fiance is the son of Mr. and posts In their respective depart after making the honor, roll In the were served to the 35 members, tions on a label. Read all the even though they are ineligible COMING SOON! Another FAIRWAY STORE ments. Both men joined the hos Driving; Violation details and the warnings, too. then Mrs. Sidney Eller, Danbury, college preparatory course. parents, and guests present. Btav within the limits prescribed BOY SCOUT under the State Temporary Ex Hfxt to tho now Popular Moiknt. pital staff In 1945. A week after graduation she left Mias Hllle is a graduate of Man te n d i Compensation program and Other appointments made by Held Crash Blame by'the manufacturers. chester High School, and is em WAWST..MANfcril!tffm e VAHIHTI' A i I'l'm M ffT for New York City with money to A garden medicine chest that provided the total amount of bene the board of trunteea Included Dr. which her parents had staked her. ^otes and IVetes ployed by Pratt and Whitney Air fits already received is still less Renato A. Ricca, to consulting John F. Fraher, 82, of 83 Stark can be locked is an excellent place craft, division of United Aircraft For the next two weeks she audi Public Records than 39 weeks. staff. Department of Neurology; weather St., waa arrested at 5 for pest control supplies.,. The Corp., East Hartfonl. tioned at one show after another, materials are readily available Boy Scout Troop 27 of St. Rlcclutti also reported that Dr. Stuart D. Marsh, courtesy and waa Invited to join the Johnny o’clock yesterday afternoon and Eller, a graduate dt C3»apel Hill more than 3,000 unemployed work staff. Department of Pediatrics; Warrantee Deeds was charged with failure to drive when vou need them. More im large enough to lock up sprayers ceive the respect they deserve. Mary’s Episcopal Church will leave (N. C.) High School, is serving In Conrad Dancers, a trio who were Rose E. Raymond to Edward G. portant, they are safely away from for a weekend camping trip at ers will receive benefit checks this Dr. Edward J. Sullck, courtesy part of the summer traveling re in proper lene as the result of a al.—Fifteen no longer take In repair tion work was being done. Merger tients’ rooms. No more than two JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC- DIES IN MEXICO CITY yearbook, “ Somanhls" shows a pieces of mail were destroyed in a Avork until our reopening. Save 30-®® "We have no quarrel with any face that calls to mind Beth, the The Colonial Board Co. and Ly- visitors at one time, per patient. INSUBORS 5H 9-5261 REALTORS fire of unknown origin in a mail Mexico City, April 21 (A>) — The dall A Foulds Paper Co. merged body of Mrs. Robert S. Benjamin, Reopening date to be an firms other than the contractors," youngest of the sisters in Louisa WEEKENDS PLEASE CALL MI 9-7445 or MI 8-5219 box. at Franklin Ave. and Paw he explained, to form The Colonial Board Co., Patients Today 221 tucket St. yesterday. Postal offi 44, formerly of New York and New nounced at a later date. May Alcott’g book, "Little Wom Soipe 200’ union members are en." She wore her hair pulled back Inc., on Marth 27, 1961. ADMITTED YESTERDAY: cials said other letters partially Canaan, Conn., will be returned to Signed, John Postma. Attachment New Canaan for burial. She died partiripating in the striike. from her face and twisted In cork Mrs. Martha Wood, Vernon Trailer burned would be forwarded to the . Members of the union now rS' Ann Kulak of New Britain addressees. of a heart attack here yesterday. screw curls. Herald Photo by Saternls Court, Vernon; Mrs. Mary Pilou- oelve $2.80 an hour. They seek a Today her hair is piled softly on against Edward' Waltman As las, Ea.st Hartford; Mr.s. Mary AND PAT EDDY sociates Inc."' of West Hartford, for four-year pact calling for an im top of her head to frame her face Iluliano, 127 White St.; Mrs. Olive mediate lO-cents hike, a 10-cent and -show off a long, graceful $1,500 damages and costs, attach Nicker.son, 17 Talcott Ave., Rock 2 Wash Speeds raise in the pension fund, and an neck. 29, Pat explained her costume is Boston, then joined a night club ment of property off Union St. ville; Mrs. Mary Goss, 123 Helaine nual 15-cent raises during the next "I didn’t know anything about gray with yellow sleeves and a yel dance act called the Joy Simp Certificate of Descent Rd.; Frank Ruggiero, Bolton: Wil TWO FAMILY DUPLEX three years. makeup then,” she said. "When low petticoat. son dancers end went on tour of From Estate of Calvin Palmer liam Chapman, South Windsor: 2 Spin Speeds GET *nie exchange, composed of some Davison to Roee Anderson Davi Starch Sink walked down the street last sum "People remember me aa ‘the the eastern United States and Katherine Koehler, 57 Foley St.; 20 contracting firms, has offered mer, nobody recognized me." one that carried the pillow,’ ’’ she Canada. son, property at 45 Hudson St. Mrs.■Mrs PatrifJs.Patricia '‘ Crane. Talcott-villeTalcottVille starch your clothes— 3 Wash Temp a 15-oent hourly boost under a Lest Manchester theater goera said. When the troupe returned to From eetate of Elizabeth S. Rd,. Vernon: Catherine Csatary, 31 dry them— ready to iron. one-year contract. 17ie major not recognize her in the chorus Between "Once Upon a Mattress” New York City, Pat was made Mason to William C. Maeon, prop Irving St.; Brian Covaleskl, South $ 1 7 , 6 0 0 PLAZA erty at 119 Pearl St. A Norge Wringer Washer stumbling block appears to be the line of the musical comedy at the and "Hellzapoppln,’! Pat . danced captain and put in charge of a tour Windsor; Sandra Smith, 531 E. duration of any new agreement. Bushnell Memorial Saturday,-April for eight weeks at Bllnstrub’s In which Included San Salvador and Certificate of Devise Center St.: Mrs. Helen Doyle, 423 6 and 6. 2-car garage, lot size 80 x 140. 1 block to the Dominican Republic. From estate of Frederick R. Summit St.; Alan Rodonis, 39 schools, shopping and bus service. One side completely Comfortable Lounge She then joined the road com Manning to Ruth E. Peck and Charter Rd., Rockville: Mrs. Ed Absolutely Mable A. Manning, property at redecorated, separate heating systems, excellent in pany of Bert Uahr’s revival of ward LaBonville, 25 Cooper St.; come property. Will show a return of 16% plus. Shown COIN “Dubarry Was a Lady.” She acted 47 Maple St. Mrs. Hazel Curtis, Kelly Rd., Ver Marriage IJcenses non: Mrs. Mildred Knickerbocker, by appointment only. Extra Large and sang on that tour, in addition James Edwin Powell and Bar TO BE SO LD to dancing. EJast Hartford; Elton Sperry, 15 bara EUlen Erickson, both of East Phoenix St.. Vernon; George Folding Tables Porter Street section—a WATCH Between tours, Pat lives In New R. F. DIMOCK CO. Hartford.' Bloodgood. Quinabaug. well built 6-room older York City on 43rd St. "I live alone and like it,” she Milton Walter Myles of Bronxr home in topnotch condi ville, N.Y., and Gladys Evelyn ADMITTED TODAY: Deborah LAUNDRY said. "In four years I’ve only been Ml 9-5245 tion. New roof, aluminum Smith of 132 Campfleld Rd., April Hoover, 53 Overlook Dr.; George siding, brass plumbing, 2- robbed once. They didn’t take 29, St. Mary’s Church. Gordon, Tolland Ave., Rockville. . Richard F, Dlmock MI 9-6003 Johanna Evana FREE REPAIR much because I walked in on BIRTHS TODAY; A daughter car garage and nicely Norman Clifford McKee of 240 Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 MI 9-5653 TWICE THE WASH IN HALF THE TIME landscaped, lot 100 feet All Work them.” • Oak St. and Dorothy Pikula of to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vines, I A ll For Her apartment has cool white Broad Brook; a daughter to Mr. wide. Elxcellent establish Electronically Tested Wethersfield, May 6, South Meth Choose Either:— ed neighborhood. Quick walls painted by Pat, where once odist Church. and Mrs. Robert Rivers, 15 West- DRYERS 52 LB. CAPACITY. 20 LB. W A S H ...... 35c sale price $18,000. the landlord had dark pink walls John Douglas Barberie Jr. of field St. with yellow trim. . DI.SCHAR.GKD YF..STBKUAY: In The Hi-Speed Jet Washers 3 , 5 0 " " “ ’ Guaranteed One Windsor Locks and Margaret Conrunerclal Dryers 10 minntes, 10c. Sriect Robert J. Smith, Pat Intends to stick with sing Norine Foley of 49 Scarborough Joseph Goba, East Hartford, F. Full Year ing and dancing, until she mar Warren Ellis, TalcottVille; Miss heat and tumbling action for faster, fluffier Incorporatirated Rd., April 29, St. James’ Church. 10 LB. WASH ...... 20c ries, rather than turning to drama. Richard Anthony 'Vitale and Nancy ^ Custer, 146 Wells St.; In RCA Whirlpool top loading machine, agi ~ 963 Main Street She would like n,ext to land a part Frank Murphy, 11 Oak St., Rock drying. Price MI 9-5241 Priscilla. Jeanne Dunn, both of We have your baby’s tator action. ROBERT JEWELERS *“miT 8 ?5 o"^ in a musical on Broadway. Everett, Mass. ville; Mrs. Gina Palmer, Tolland; Percy Spicer. 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MANCHESTER ETENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRH. 21, 1981 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY. AFRIL 21, 1961 p a g e FOURTEEN PAGE FIFTEEN at Hoisingtoa’a store pr the ele- Andover mtntary school tonight For Hontit South Windsor School Loach Menas Eoonomleol Ropoin on Hot luhch menus for the com PTA Pressing ing week in the elementary school Radio. TV, Storto, are es follows: Mwiday, meat loaf, Phono^rapltt,* Girls Share Honors mashed potato, green beans, ” Applimets H i g h S c h o o l W o r l d To R estore bread and butter and fruit; Tues day, Italian spaghetti, green sal As Co-Valedictorians ad, bread and butter and straw Pot’f'e^'fon's VoL XXV, No. 28 Friday, April 21 ..Ci^piled by Students of Manchester High"^chooI Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Advtaer School Cuts berry shortcake r Wednesday, Phene MI 9-4587 baked hash, buttered beets, pick 110 Center S t . - ^ r . of Church Tmt* rlrli win ihArti v^ledlctorl-fPln* of WothenfieM wiU ^ les, bread and butter, and pudding; ^ Miimoriall Member* h«ve been InTited to A PTA committee of more than Thursday, beef stew, with veg ^uiU Contest «n honors at Ellsworth Memorial guests to th* erent X3 memhara met last night In the etables, celery sticks, corii bread Talk Available Hljth School |frad“ *U®" ^ school library to study avenues of and gelatin dessert; and Friday, About Tow a H is writing contest sponsor The CO - %'aledictorians, an- ^ ______action H may take If the board of macaroni and cheese, cabbage and Trackmen Set Two Records Paul N. Adams of 42 Kelly Rd., For Scientists ed by the ^111 Club will cloee Bounced this week by the fa ^ ty .j j^ 'p'^ ^ en t of the Greater 'Hart- finance does not restore the cuts In pineapple salad, peanut butter BASEMENT are Nola S. CollirA an^. Leslie A University of New Hamp- the Andover Board of Education May 1. Open to all etudehts, the sandwich, olives and custard. Milk contest offers cash prizes for Manninc. t.- shire Alumni Club which will be budget. is served with all the lunches. Benlora and Junlora taking phya- LEAKS? lea or college preparatory ehem- the best entry in upper class Salutatonan will be Basil Kar- ^ University President HUdon The committee is working today prose, upperclass poetry, under maryn. , L. Johnson at dinner tom onw . to urge all interested residents to Advertisement— M \ i i:ii I*I.I f; Utry are eligible to attend a lec In Promising Season Start ture at a 2 p.m. aaaembly Friday, class prose, and imderclass Miss Colima The occasion will he the annual attend the open budget hearing McKinney Lumber, MI 3‘2141, STOPS l ia k s in s t a n t l y poetry. Entries should be and Mrs. Leslie Collins of Sullnan| Thompson 0av dinner and which the finance board will hold May 6. ’The lecturer. Dr. Arthur J, Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Berman of Rensselaer Polytechnic brought to Miss Marion . Casey Ave.. has been on the E U ^ o ^ ^ j,eld at the University auh at 8 pan. tonight in the Town Hall. for the home; Lumber, Hardware, Two Memorial Yield track reo- honor roll all four years. She has i Hartford. Institute, noted physicist and lec in Room 266 or to any member in Hartford. According to the statute s.after a Mason, Electricsd, Plumbing, Fuel SEALS THE SURFACE of the Quill staff. ords were broken Tuesday •when been active on the Student Coun preliminary budget la drafted by turer, will discuss "Fallacies of cil. as a reportef for "South The dinner U held each year to OIL Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Space Flight’’ Dr. Berman hju Lynn Longfellow, '61 toe Manchester High Track team honor the man whose bequest of the finance board, and at least two Winda the school paper, and . as weeks before the town’s annual W. H. ENGLAND given brief science talks on WINF. scored a big victory In defeating a tvpirt for the Ellsworthian. land and money made the estab Manohester Evening Herald An Similar lectures, a part of the Maloney High School of Meriden, lishment of the university st Dur budget meeting, the board of fi Miss Manninc. the daufhter of nance must hold a public budget dover eorreepondent, Cindy Pfan- LUMRER CO. 'vleltlng Bdentlsts program, have 66-38. 'Thla meet, added to Friday’s Mr and Mrs. C Edward Maminp ham. N.H.. possible. sttohl, telephone PDgrim 2-8858. been calle J 'very successful In meet MHS Linguists defeat of Bast Hartford, starts toe Mrs. William Fraixe and Mrs. hearing. At the hearing all inter' OTof 170liu l>»r.S Lcr.f: Hilln*** Rdrwu . has also been;.-vw*. ; ...... — — ------^ estcd persons are heard concern Opofi AH Day Sahirdoy ing the program’s objectives during season In style. a four-vea^ honor roll student. Herj Marjorie Madsen are co-chairmen ing the propoeed budget. Butler County, Mo., was named the past two years. In all, 68 New One track record In toe pole activities have included Student' of the public setback party to. for William O. Butler of Kentucky, «AT THE GREEN” England high schools were 'visited ^Visit’ France After the pubUe hearing, the vault was set by
' / . BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.', FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN BiANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, APRIL *1, 1961 PACT SIXTEEN Hebron from the valley to the Amston H al Boyle Columbia (then Turnervllle) office, c a r r y , 9:00 AJlf. to OtOO PJH. ing a big bag of mall to be sent fit^^wuU on Policy Statement Courteous ^ ^ Hope Valley P. O. On from there. Dependable Coffee Breaks Need With College Singers * Service plus pwta Funds Sought Eludes Historians David Crittenden, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. Benton Crittenden, is BU 9-0080 with the Laurentlan Singers of St, ALLIED TV SERVICE Kennedy Sidesteps Questions A research recently made as to Band, Dancing For Baseball Lawrence University, this week post' offices In Hebron, makes it on their annual concert tour. The The Columbia Recreation Coun appear that there /ere probably group has appeared In Syracuse, New York CD—^The greatest so cil la asking local business con four post offices here In former cial event In 'he modem business my lodge’s lottery . . . and win a N. Y., Philadelphia and other cerns to underwrite the baseball years. Pennsylvania cities and towns. On U.S. Arms to Cuba Rebels world Is “The Coffee Break,” now new autbmohlle?” Back as far aa 1828 there was an observed twice a d.,y In most of H ie Boas — He comes out and program for youths. office in Gilead, with Peyton R. They concluded the tour last fices. stares morosely at all the coffee Council members expect that Gilbert as postmaster. It has been night In Washington, D. C., where ENJOY (OiBllewi CrMB Pa|« < ^ ) selvM to such problems ms Laos. conunittea already had bean at break artists, eating, laughing, expenses ..will be heavy — largely they will sing at an alumni club The eihployer’s Idea originally handed down that the mall was Viet Nam. internal subversion and \,ork on that subject which ha de gossiping. "Don’t anybody around for uniforms and equipment. kept In a bureau, drawer and hand dinner. ground bri«flng»" from oome of- waa that office output would be In "the desperate life lived by so scribed a "genuine natlpiial prob ^ W f O l V S / here ever do any work?” he mut Leadership of the program Is vol- ed out mostly by Mr. Gilbert’s L I F E with fleUla on the situation. many other places which the Com lem." creased If the white collar peasants ters. Manchester Evening Herald He were given a 10-minute period once untao'- housekeeper. Things were more n d s ooRunent came when a munists exploit.” Then he stomps out to the near A t council meeting this week bron correspondent, Susan B. Pen a day to gulp down a hot cup of primitive then. MIILER HIGH LIFE BSwsRMa said the United States He said this when asked his est restaurant for a late break the hope was expressed that busi dleton, telephone ACademy 8-34.54. had boon talcing a "propaganda coffee. (Also, some say there was a post- opinion of the John Birch Society, fast, asking himself: ness firms might volunteer gifts. office In Hope Valley, and some in 12 or 16 oz, cans lamtMsting'’ over the world, and a mllitantlv conservative group. RockviUe-Vernon Since then the hired hands have "Who in the devil ever invented Joyously enlarged on that theory MeanuriiUe plans are still under dispute this. Mrs. Ruth Porter ap It was hard to understand why Kennedy said he did not believe the tl.e coffee break? It's ruining In ORBBN until today the coffee break has way to build a diamond for the plied to the Post Office Depart ,Um President would not discuss s o c ie ^ t judgments are based on dustry." Service Award I ^ A M P S j become practically a way of life. Babe Ruth League. ment for infonnation, but it was the situation m or^ accurate information about the Rodgers Gets It la something of a - feast, a Registration for the program stated that records in the National Given Teacher A t one point Kennedy was ask real problems'* created by com ritual, a fiesta and a festival — all will held within a week or two. Archives do not show there was a ed whether he could shed any munism. on company time. All It lacks now A t the meeting Carl GosUne re\ Hope Valley post office In Tolland For example, Kennedy aaid. Red Shriner’s Parade Ught on reports that Castro has 8 to 12 Years to make it a real hoedown la a ported that boys were seen on the County. However, some recall that Miss Betty T. Baird, an art guerrillas are killing 4.000 civil been incapacitated since the start band and square dancing. newly-seeded area given over to the name was changed to Hope- teacher'for Manchester elementary a t the rebel operations. and pohee otneera In Viet Nam Theodora M. Rod^ra, 27, af To Herald Circus the^ Little League baseball field. vale as an office, af there were schools, has been awarded a cer each year. Thia. he said, la the kind Tho caterer’s refreshment cart "No, I cannot." Kennedy said. i lartford who ahot a Vernon man 500 GREEN STAMPS In thousands of offices wheels in He asked that once again it be so many pluces named Hope Valley tificate of service for JO years of of pti^lem “which is going to be Shriners will parade In Hart pointeld out that the surface of that it might be confusing. T aaw some reference on ' the with ua all through this decade.” Jan. 14 with a 22-calibar Hfl4 waa regularly at 0 a.m. and 4 p.m., active membership in the Eastern (aswB) ticker this morning that ford tomorrow afternoon, sig the field will be ruined by such He suggested the nation concern ■entenced today to B to 12 years WITH E V n Y PURCHASE OF 10 or MORE SECTIONS OF and all work stops as the employes It does not apparently mean Arts Association. M r. Castro was seeing some mem- gaily line up for their goodies. 'Die nalling the 29th annual Shrine trespassing, and he asks boys and that the name of the Hope Valley The certificate reads, "W e are Brewed only itself with that kind of threat in StaU Ihriaon for iiaault with girls to stay away and parents to bera of the press today, so I sup- rather than with the loyalty of intent to murder. 10-minute gulp is out of style. Any Circus that will be held next week section of Hebron waa changed grateful for Miss Baird’s loyalty see that they do. in Milwaukee.. . Naturally! poee we will have a better idea of former PresMenta Dwight D. Bi- Judge Abraham 8. ^ r d « t Im- employe with the ingenuity to de in the Hartford'Armory. to Hopevale, but the postofflee and service to art education and •William Murphy, who, with Mrs. look forward to her continued par 1961 Miller Brewing Co V ’waukpp. 'A,-. that later on." senhower and Harry S. Truman, poari the aentence following proa4- serve promotion* can easily stretch One bf the features of the pa only. A t any rate, Hebron, now * While Kennedy did not want Mrs, Franklin D. Roosevelt or hlm- cutlbn and dtfenaa argumants in his coffee break to half an hour. rade will be the circus wagon of Murphy is co-chairman of the has only two postoffices, one at ticipation in the program of East to Mmmtm Cuba in detail, and said which 6tata'a Atty. Joel H. ftMd This means — as many a boss Omar Shriners of the Manches beach committee, was present. He Hebron Center, William H. Hills, ern Arts Association and National eelf. Arts Education Association toward n recommended • to 12 yaara. knows — that because of coffee ter area. will call a meeting of this group and one at Amston, P. John Per- be bad no new information on a Robert H. Welch, founder o f the achleveing the goals of better art eaaae-flre in Laoe. he did express Birch Society, has been quoted as Defense Atty. Jamea Kennedy breaks an employe paid for a 40- The circus opens Monday night soon to iron out problems. ham acting postmaster. A Truly Fine Selection O f ' SPLIT RAIL FENCE hour - week now puts in only 35 education in the schools of Ameri a aomber view on the general wib- questioning the loyalty of a num asked for a : td'T year aentenca. at 8:15. Tuesday through Satur It was announced that the beach Poasiby another appeal to head hours, less time off in the rest ca.” SPECIMEN Jeet of Communist tyranny. He ber of people at the top o f the gov Ha said Rodgara, an expert martes- Add charm,’ warmth, boouty cmd vaiuo to your hdmo by eomploi^tiiig it day, there will be a matinee per will open officially June 20 and quarters under the name of Hope- rooms for indigestion. ■ The certificate was presented to —H it will be a major problem ernment In recent years. man. only meant t6 frighten the formance at 1:30 as well as the that Albert Haynes will be at the vale might bring out a more en BROADLEAF AND with grocious looking split roil fonco. For the refreshment carts no gatehouse with Miss Carole Lus- lightening answer. There are some Miss Baird yesterday at a teach to r a decade ahead, and "a mat- On the same topic, Kennedy aaid man ha shot. Marshall 1,. Powlkea, 8:15 p.m. show. The circus ends on er’s 'meeting by Principal Nathan CONIFEROUS that at hia requ^ Secretary of of Lawlor Rd. longer merely stock hot coffee. Sunday with shows at 2 and 6 p.m. ky, last year’s swim Instructor local people 7'ho can remember a tar to whldi we must address all They are now strolling restau S. Joy of Lincoln School. . oar energy and all our attention.” Defense Robert 6. McNamara dr- 'A marksman like this chap,” i Doors open one hour prior to show and lifeguard, back on duty. woman, not tdb young, but strong EVERGREENS dered the Investigation of aUega- ha aaid, metidning tawArd RAdgari, rants, and the coffee break is on time. Young OOP to Meet and vigorous, named Ellen Myn On the opeetion of the United the way to becoming a Trcourse Flowering and shade trees, flow States va Roasia in space efforts. Uons that Maj. Gen. Edwin A. could adaily have hit a vital spot OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TO 9 The Young Republican Club will heer (sometimes corrupted to Walker encoura^^ dlstrlbuUon of If ha had whntad to." banquet. meet today at 8:30 p.m. at the Veneer) who used to tramp across ing shrubs snd Azaleas. Kannody said this countr>- may lag Here are some "Coffee Break RANGE Birch Society material among Ha aaid Rodgart wad Angered home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard btitlnd the Soriets for the next 10 Characters” you may have noted In ^A Wandering Minstrel Opening Weekend Special • years bat is bending every effort troops of hla command In Europe. Jan. 14 at the way Fowlkaa&^t- Spellman on Old WllUmantic Rd. your office; Ruth Millett Fruit Trees (18 Varieties) to become first to the moon. Kennedy said be personally ad two women, one Af them Rod- Potter Gets Anger Award Carl Nellaon of Hartford, first vice Nankl-Poo, the wandering minstrel who Is really under hla dis rUEL OIL would review the outcome o f the gars' girl friend, in a doctor's of< The Brazen Intruder — He steps president of the Coimecticut State guise the romantic son of the fearsome Mikado, sings to, the 'beau Kennedy said his administration The second annual George Aitger^ quickly in at the heswl of the line, would carefully consider venturing investigation. The Army an flea in Hartford that afternoon. presented to Robert Hamill, also of "Men buy because they need Young Republican Club, will speak teous Yum-Yum. Bert Bagby la Nanki-Poo and Jiine Park is Depeiiilable GASOLINE nounced Monday that Walker had Fowlkes had thrown phS o f the Memorial Scholarship"given* by murmuring, "Terribly hurried---- on parllmentary procedure. Anyone Yum-Yum In the Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Workshop pro Prtoed$2.30to$3.75 into now q>ace projects to deter Manchester, who Is now a fresh know you won't mind Just this something. Women buy because been relieved of command of the woRian to tlM floor and had hit the Connecticut Recreation Society they 'want to feel like something." interested In the club’s activities is duction of "The Mikado" to be performed at Manchester High mine "whether a real 'Succeas can man at Springfleld College. once.. .Lot of work I just have to be achieved or whether we are ao 24th Infantry Division in Ger boUj o f them a number o f tlmaa. waa prpaantad to Marahall Potter Potter was a member of the So says a motivation researcher Invited to attend. School tonight at 8:15 and Saturday at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 2 Used Refrigerators BROOK FARM get back to.” Appeal Readied p.m. and 8:15 p.m. (Herald photo by Ofiara.) far iwkttwi now in this particular many pending outcome o f the In ho said. Also, ha aaid Rodgara sraa of 67 Cooper Hill S t last evening Manchester High School basket —one'bf those fellows who asks BANTLY OIL . . NURSERIES quiry. Walker has denied that the "noadlad'' by the wMSan to avengA The Crying Tightwad — 'That A mall campaign In support of Overhauled and Tested n o s we are going to be eecond in at the monthly meeting o f the ball team, and haa been employed loaded queationa to find out what r.iMl’iN), INI'. 769 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. decade." infonnation program he set up tho boatUk" LUMRER — MIUWORK MASdNS SUFPUES cruller you gave me yesterday was makes the rest of us tick. the Wllllmantlc District MenUl Park & Rocreation Advisory Board by the recreation department on a the Ives with igany lovely gifts eted 20 pin for shooting four con iY i miles east of Glastonbnry Kaonady aaid the Saturn vehicle, among hla troops was rdatsd to IkAdgara drova to VamAn and ■o stale I had to throw .most of it Any saleswoman who sella Health Association, of which Co secutive perfect bulls-eyes In com ;’i M \1N Sir!Ki;i by John DOrmer, chairman. part-time oasis for over a year. and a purse of money. ' Center, mile east Glaston the Neva and Rover Projects are any aociety. climbed Into a rear window of 2 MAIN STREET — Ml 9-5295 away," he .'noans. “How about a clothes to other women would cer lumbia is a part, will be the local petition. He also, won a trophy for Yi o t . This award. In memory of I*rior to thia he has volunteered GOP Women Plan Food Sale TEL. Mlfclicti 9-4595 bury Expressway, Hebron Ave. being speeded up with ^ditional Taxes—Keimedy said he antici Fowlkes' house and, as Fowlkes free one today?" tainly ^^.wuch for that second means of raising funds again this Mrs. Burton Starkey, chairman placing third In the men’s 250 Potterton's entered the front door about mid George Anger of Shelton, Conn., as a coach in the West Side Midget 180 Center St.— Cor, ot Church turn-off. . funds snd that the government will pates s hard fight to get his tax SERVICE AND Q U ALITY A T NO EXTRA COST The Compulsive Muncher — He statemeirt. in fact, a tape record year. Mrs. Donald R. Tuttle, (Co of ways and means for the Wom class with a score of 281. proposals through Congress. Ken for his long years o f service In the Basketball league, and has parti ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 spend about 12 billion on space night firod taro ahoU from the loads up with everything he can er hidden in a dressing room of lumbia chairman for her fifth year, en’s Republican Club of Columbia, Two other local club members nedy submitted his tax program repeating rifle. Beth shots hit recreation profeaaion, la presented cipated in the Alumni and Inter FREE ESTIMATES— FINANCING ARRANGED next year. carry, eats for an hour —■ then any of the "belter" women’s shops has announced Miss Jean Natsch has announced a food sale will be were trophy winners. Elaine Rog yesterday. i Fowlkaa, who turned and ran Into annually to an outstanding youth mediate Baseball Leagues. will be treasurer of the committee Bat be said the Saturn would in Connecticut who la interested He win enter Springfleld College falls asleep until lunch. He does would be sure to prove the point. held at the Stop and Shop In Wil- ers was in first place in the wom 'n ot get ua to the moon and de- While recommending tag ersdita the night which also includes Mrs. Harvey In majoring In the Seld of recrea In the fall. (Herald photo by the same thing at the afternoon • Over and over it would record limantic April 27 from 2 until 8 en’s 125 class with a score of 170. elarsd: to stimulate new indusuy and One of the bullets la still lodged coffee break, sleeps until quitting such giveaway statements as 8. Collins, Mrs. George Greenway, Leonard Vertlfeullle, in first place therefore employment, he said he In Fowlkes' back. The other waa tion. tAst year, the award was Ofiara.) p.m. "W e have to consider whether time. these: Mrs. Philip H. Isham Sr., Mrs. Irv. On her committee are Mrs. W il In men's 100 class, scored 179. there Is sny program now regard- recognized there would be oppo removed In RockvUla City Hos The Walking Hangover — After "It's a nice dress—but It doesn't ing Lohr, Mrs. Edna Rlmington One Leads to Another sition to his simultaneous propoMl pital. '' , liam Burnham, Mrs. Allan Robin- lam of its coat which offers us that Rodgers would have used the buying a container of hot black do anything for me." Mrs. Louis Soracchi, Mrs. Laura ion, Mrs. William Jacobus and Town workmen burning brush hopes o f being pioneers in a proj that 'lost revenues be made up Kennedy aaid Rodgara had a re M to l if he bad wanted to kill coffee, he sneaks out to the men s "There’s no need of my even L. Squier and Mrs. Stewart Tlb- on Cards Mill Rd., near the junc MORIARTY BROT>IERS through tightening controls over volver with him and could have Mrs. Richard Spellman. set." Fowlkes. room and fortifies it with gin. His trying on the black chiffon. My blts. The group will mall some 600 Scouts Deliver Cookies tion of Village Hill Rd. Monday Saturn is the U. S. project ot expenM accounts and dividend Ih' used. that. He aaid the accused has Judge Borden retorted that gripe: "They serve everything husband simply hates me in letters of appeal to Columbia res afternoon apparently left enough dona a lot of hunting and la a good 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Girl Scouts and Brownies have a more power^l rocket. come. Rodgers stood before them on the GARDEN MANCHESTER-VERNON else — why don't they serve mar black." idents. hot coals in the burned out pile to Economy—Kennedy said the marksman. orders for over 1,800 boxes of Novn contemplates a cluster of Intent charge because "only by the TOW N LIN E tinis?" "This pale blue makes me feel May Is Mental Health Month cookies, expected to arrive In town stkrt a grass fire. Columbia Volun Bstum rockets. Rover is s project mid-April rtview of the economy, He iq>parently aou|^t to show grace of God, a man Is not dead. The Rumormonger — "Y ' know like the mother of the bride. Don't April 30 — May 6 Mental Health teer Firemen were called out about which he had previously promised CENTER today. They will be distributed to to boQd a nuclesr rocket. TEL. M I t-26tS why the coffee's so weak and the you have something that Is young week. It la expected that the*drlve the g(lrls shortly thereafter. 3 o’clock and extinguished It quick lU s w u the President's 10th in order to determine whether new INCORFbRATED THE BIG DRIVE food so lousy?" he whispers, hand er and gayer looking?" will get underway in most areas It will greatly help the g(irl8 ly with no damage done. atsra eenference and 402 newsmen steps were required to stimulate “ This is all right—but It's just during the first week of May and Baptized Sunday business. Is now underway. He VITTNER’S to mouth. " I hear the manage making deliveries if customers turned cut. It was a closed meet A PERFECT MARRIAGE OF SIGHT ment gets a 30 per cent kickback another dress. I ’m looking for continue through the month, a have the correct amount of money Virginia Beth, daughter of Mr. ing—taped for later broadcast or withheld any opinion until Ujat something for a very special state-wide goal of $275,000 has and Mrs. Donald C. Caufield of survey Is completed. on all sales." to pay for their orders, so revisits toscast AND STYLE ASSURES THE OYVNCR The Junior Executive — He party.” been set. will not be necessary and returns Lake Rd and Matthew Allan, son :*n>eae other matters came up In The President said-he was glad OPEN 7 " I ’ll try the red dress first. I Mark 25th Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Beck of Republicans in Congress planned, a doesn't really w an t. anything. He, can be made promptly. the meeting with newsmen: just stands in Jlne to show he’s need something to pep me up.” Mr. and Mrs. Burton L. Ives of School Officers Jonathan Trumbull Highway, were IS REALLY ONI study of automation and techiio- OF THIS FINE H<>ME AN ASSET THAT VYILL • Fighting Communism — K e n "That Is too much like a dress baptized at Columbia Cong^rega- logical improvements in agricul democratic, hoiTlng that he’ll get Rt. 6 celebrated their 25th wed Book Club officers in Richard nsdy aaid he hoped that everyone DAYS WE GIVE I already have. Half of my friends ding anniversary Tuesday. The Curland’s Grade 5 for the month tional Church Sunday, by the Rev. ture and industry. ahead faster If he shows he s still strongly concerned about Commu f INCREASE IN YALUE THRU THE YEARS wouldn’t even know I wasn't still couple, natives of Willimantic, are: President Janet Levesque: George K. Evans. nist advances would direct them- Just one of the boys. But he also noted a House sub- DAILY The Bumbling Cutup — "Got a wearing the old one.” were married In Albany, N.Y., vice president, Gary Demers; sec Week-end In Maryland n ils bread new reach style home hss S appropriate size bed 8 A.M. to 8 P M. match?" this gagater asks any “ Are you sure It is the only April 18, 1936. They came to Co retary, Diane Dente; treasurer, Mrs. George Steinman a!nd son rooms, a feitnal paneled dining room, a moderate size one who comes back from the line dress of Its kind in the store? The lumbia in 1938 and lived next to John German. Gary of Rt. 6 recently went to living roem - with a planter and fireplace paneled with both hands full. While telling last time I bought a dress here what is now his motorcycle, out Archer Wins Coveted Trophy Bethesda, Md. for the wedding of wnH. The Queen's roem has n generous amount of cabi SAT. and SUN. a joke to someone behind him, he two of my friends had the Identi board motor and boat salesroom Six members of the Columbia her nephew, John Thalbert. Jr. net spaee edth ample formica eouater area, together with a bnilt- and repair service. Lake Bowmen Club participated in They made the trip with her son- 1961 COMET FOR SALE OR LEASE 8 AM, to 6 PJd. bumps into the cart and spills cof cal dress In^dlfferent colbrs.” la oven, range, ezhaust fan, dishwasher and disposal unit. For fee, cream and pastries all over "I!ll take the shocking pink. It’s She is the former Leah Cote. The the opening tournament of the Con in-law, John Young, and the three the yonnnr members of the household there Is an enclosed rear the floor. not exactly what I need but I couple have four children: Airman necticut State Field Archery As Joined Young’s wife and young MODERN, GROUND LEVEL knotty puM panel porch that also doubles as m service eatrance. The Oflice Moonlighter — He can’t resist It." 2C. William Ives, stationed in the sociation In Portland Sunday. De son, Steven, at the home of his The King has a 2-stall chariot enclosare. th e asking price for PLANT NOW POR BEST BLOOMS doesn't buy anything. He walks That’s how women talk when Philippines, Kdnneth, Norma and spite heavy, cold rain more than parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard this royal abode along the line asking his captive they shop. And their comments Ronald. ■ 1 60 archers from throughout the Young In Bethesda. OFFICE OR RETAILING SPACF audience if they wouldn’t like to back up the researcher,'s claim They were honored at a party state completed the 28 target, 112 EVERCREENS Invest In one of his sidelines — that women buy because they celebrating the event, at the arrow course. Manchester Evening Herald Co Arthur Hall of Whitney Rd., lumbia correspondent Mrs. Donald b a s e m e n t *27,900 T cheap insurance, diamond rings want to feel like something. 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PREUSS and SONS Btaaohester-Vernon Town U ae FERTILIZER • SWEET YmLUAM • GAILLARDIA MUM. • CARNABON • CREEFING FHLOX 17 VILLAGE ST., ROCKVILLE—Tel. TR 5-2557 g-lO-g er If-d-t Advertise inH ie Herald—It Pays [ MANCHESTER' EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^. FRIDAY. APRIL 21, 19CI1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE suggested. He has drawn up a BUGGS BtJNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with list of proposed cone changes for 4 Tech Seniors consideration by the City Council. HEALTH CAPSULES '...CAanJU OFTHAT Plan for Rockville Envisions by Alirhael A. Pclti, M.D. YOUR FABRIC Atwwar to Fiwtew ftwl* The changes ore based on the Make Honor Roll yagiim llljlljs; mjCK...rroP fOR comprehenelve plan. The changes HEADQUARTIRS .. THE StOKIAL MA30I?,|T¥»OOID Business Affairs IS GOUT DUE TO WATCH oxr can be revised according to plan Fotir students out of an enroll BROWSE—It’s fun shopping for fObrtaa at Pllgrins MUU. H6LPIF6WARD ning commission recommendations, HIGH LIVING? •losr^A m norom v/sem AsoKtfic HADioaHnFV- More Busiit^ss, Industry, People ment of 135 were named to Howell YonH sea the biggest selection of all new IM l tshrifls at A80tn’ 7t//fHCHrSllfirN61VANO ACROSS SSp m Mi Jar he said. Low Mill Prices! r INaCNARACTEfi lU bnrlaa'R 4 Zoo attendant He said the master plan ties in Cheney Tech School honor roll to S»V&/4/YCffesAaioss, m rU A o o tiy IS nCS— LUCE 5 Baseball Morneo sAeeiY/su- gm»¥M / ftfftir By RORT COONNCW ♦ The other area Is one currently<^sprawling housing developments, with the recently approved master day. All are seniors. A LIMP, i]A 8G «n | « zoned for industry beginning at Ho said, however, that the city plan for the Vernon Fire District -lJM M .ru. OFFER A ; kMper'f •Ciir An expanded business district In They are Bruce G. Putnam, elec esad cry . the center of the city. Vernon Ave. and going west along has not reached its population sat along the city-district boundaries. OPEN TONIGHT till 9 6GHEKDUS REWARD,SiH ^ ' - , ^BSOIUTELY?^------® AND Sm m ntr'f 7 Start again Expanded parking facilities in trical department, son of Mr. and SS«A«?D IS WORtM * iS O K L . V J n FITS EMERY a lllin the Hockanum River to the west uration point as many people be Mrs. George L. Putnam of 206 I g l a s s s s ! ISHenMklMBd SUnbaUavtr A widened Main St., possibly boundary of the city. Water, flat the business section are of primed TXiSbU TMllJK MY 'OESCRlPnOhd TURTLE Y 16 gWing-abapod lieve. Hollister St.; Allan A. Newton, Cheney HsU, Hartford Rd. e Dolly Noon to B—«at. 10 to • U E n fU A tying in with a new state highway land and railroad service were importance ' to attract shoppers, FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR FOR 100 CARS! ISACCLWRWTfct/ ------^ PMeosPHJ? taptt^t Mbit lOCIodunakar'a Garden apartments in an arc electrical department, son of Mr. _ affair from Hartford east through Rock considered prime assets to that around the central business dis the commission said. Olson, Har MCharlMLwaU ville. industrial section. ry F. Ertel and Louis F. Fitz and Mrs. William A. Newton of 15 High wilid llUttarod trict and along South St. west of 16 Hyde St.; Calvin E. Mudgett, 16 Chefs affair ISSaaton Consolidation of industrial areas The industrial area along South Vempn Ave. was considered prop gerald, members, said parking fa 21 Vigor ^ 91 Redact dgfhsUntiio In two sections of the city. cilities will make for a revitalized Carpentry department, son of Mr. ITBrancbea S3 Paper dealer’s eaNstwcrk _ . iropsIlsUoB St. and Rt. 30, the commission er planning. William Satryb, com MStrUnawtai ■OOartttiiMa c m l A public park along E. Main St. city. and Mrs. Chester Mudgett of Sun alniir 38 Drivel's affair agreed, could be set up as an in mission chairman, said there is a set Dr., Vernon; and I>avld J o|iea hand 98 Tradesman's SOPlaata 81 Money drawac next to the Hockanum River. dustrial park for light industry. tentative proposal before the com 90 Separatad 40 New star 62 Float ' These are among the major rec- Gadoipski, machine department, 92 Hearing aid affair In each industrial area, Lord-Wood mission now for construction, of Killed by Train BY V. T. HAMUN 98 MlssOa men's 43 Varnish 64Egfshaped ommendat'rns for Rockville’s new an apartment dwelling in that son of Mr. and Mrs. Josephus J. ALLY OOP dealer’s affair ingredient BSBlEUcal said, It is planned that there be Gadomskl of Windsor Ave., Rock 94 Comedian's affair comprehensive plan for land use buffer residential zones along ex area. Windsor Locks, April 21 (/P) .— AWnSHT.TOuaiMS, 27Eocouraga dSOrcbestra monnUin In the city. ville. FORMAL WEARI affair condnetcnT BSPhraiatly isting streets. Details of the proposal were William Jasinski, 38, Broad Brook acr IMIS CHEST NX) IS Color 28Snara The plan calls for — r 30 Fumiturp affalri MOrlantal A public park along E. Main St. sketchy. was killed last night when hit by In other announcements. Dr, IWUMSaCM] MAN 29 Money U Us 47rirs ■ official Emphasis on construction of NO. ITS AN INHERITED T O R E N T •|>r m iL fi) affair dealer’! affair next to the Hockanum River was Single-family dwellings were a New Haven Railroad freight Manganelll said report cards were more multi-family or apartment proposed in the area at the west train enroutc from Springfield, issued today and they are due DISEASE TH A T CAN SSTtraplaea pert 1 dwellings. considered an important goal. Her # WEDDINGS e BANQUETS s ORGANIZATIONS ' y ' 54 Pastry cook's r * r r T~ 1 r r man G. Olson, a commission mem end of South St., where builder Mass., to New Haven. The accident back, signed by parents, on May AFFECT HIGH-LIVERS OR COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE A continuous effort Improve LOW-LIVERS, affair James A. McCarthy is proposing occurred at a crosswalk In front 1 . REASONABLE RATES IS u various areas of the city through ber and former mayor, said the SSiCnrptograpli- nr city owns a small piece of land a 54-lot subdivision. A number of the C. H. Dexter A Sons. Inc., Howell Cheney Tech will be er t affair urban renewal programming. H**lth CaptuUl slv«t Iwtplut InloflllrilMV ■ ■ J B A M MANCHESTER S7 Individuals II IT there now and should plan to ex of new streets would be built there. plant. Jasinski was an employe of closed next week for spring vaca nr Construction of rpore off-street the paper company. tion. The office will remain open It if net int«nd«d to b* of a di^noittc nature. ■ ■ ■ ■ e a s t Ha r t f o r d CdoRB 99Prindpal parking. I pand and improve the area in con Also, a new street from the in 41 Dreiraiaktr's i r iv II junction with any planned Im tersection of South St. and Ver during this period. w e s t HARTFORD IRI/AMED. affair s/ Ideas Approved provements to E. Main St. Itself. non Ave. southeast of Rt. 30 The Burma Road, wartime sup The Student Council at the MEN'S and BOYS’ WEAR HAMDEN , OF 42 Flower part ar The recommendations met the ply line to China, extended 750 school announced that an "Emer ing class of 1961. The dance will I COORSE= 44 Kind ot> Judge JL. general approval of the Rockville Population to Grow through the proposed industrial 48Plum b^a II B Multi-family dwellings, Lord- park area, was recommended. miles from Lashio in Burma to ald Prom” will be held Friday, be semi-formal and will be held _ B r Planning Commission in a meet Kunming In China’s Yunnan Prov May 26, at the Manchester Coun from 8 to 11 p.m. Music will be ------nSair------ing yesterday with Everett Lord- Wood said, are recommended be Other sections of the town would 46 One of tha cause Rockville has little room for be largely residential, Lord-Wood ince. try Club in honor of the graduat- furnished by the Sophisticates. Gabors U Wood of Hartford, planning ^con 40 Lorw 41 sultant. S& H GREEN s t a m p s ! CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 55 Make amends !T 5000 2 Lord-Wood said the plan is de 57 Girl's name W signed' as a guide for construc To e W ITH EVERY PURCHASE | 58 Boy tion and growth over the long dOAwvt Latest Designs • Custom Pre-Engineered PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER ilE g o range. He estimated it will serve 312 OAKLAND ST. 52 Habardasbet's as a guide for a period of 20 years. bcnrs. eorvsi ,WE MUSff R^NCE THEN WHY IS affair IT U tT MANCHESTER— Ml 9-9406 w “ 1 The plan, he pointed out, has ITS SPRINGTIME! REVEREND ■ GARDEN SALES t h a t ' s t h e EACH w v wrm 53 Catches (coIL) not|iing to do with zoning, al W R O N G r l FAITH ANO TH A T TtXJ gdConfedcrato |7 u IW TRS QOtOIA SSPhitive though zone changes will be rec- UNIVERSAL OUTLOOK! J OPTIMISM* CARRY THAT, »ST tBBAT' UMERELLAF, 85 Coin recepUdi t II A e H pmmended on the basis of the I J U S T DOWN plan. * It’s Planning Time and Planting Time! B K IKNOfWrr.' IMarsbaa u t1 Lord-Wood said he will have the ORTHO 2 Spoken recommendations incorporated in to a preliminary drawing for the planning commission in about two g a r a g e s SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL r n weeks. SALE OFFER An expanded central business (LIMITED TIME ONLY) district was deemed the best move ORTHO-KLOR 72 Chlordane Spray is AZALEAS hemI o c k s WHAT A for the city because the city's re a strong concentrate of Chlordane that BgAUTifOU ICNrOW W\TU Alt, development program, once com; has proven outstanding in the control BARE ROOT 1VDS6- STAR? and -Mt moon! pleted, will probably open up of annoying, pesky crabgrass. ORTHO- RED , 2 5 large parking areas and wide KLOR Cnlordane Spray is unique In 5- YEAR PLANTS streets In that area, commission that it kills crabgrass sai^s before they ers said. •merge. It also controls many lawn, soli, and surface insects, Id for 7.50 25 for 14.95 Influencing this decision was a «n W -R tM ‘ D BY JOE CAMPBELL LOWeST PRICES EVERI BONNIE proposal to widen Main St., both OOORDANi 6- YEAR PLANTS east and west ends, to provide BUY 1 QUART RHODODENDRONS Your d w i c of custom er p r. engl- TH IS JOE WENT I easy access to the center shop saaaT COVERS 1400 SQUARE FEET 10 for 9.50 25 for 19.50 nssrsd gerctgas at no « d ra cost. FMET WITHOUT ping area. ORTHO-KLOR 72 .eoNMEeomeRMG Lord-Wood aaid it is entirely 1 . 0 0 "'^ NO MONEY DOWN • SYaon to Poy iME/ possible that a state highway from Others From $1.25 Up in Payment D u . Nevmabm 1961 Hartford east to Rockville will Chlordane $ C 7 9 j enter the city at the lower end of - W. Main St. Spray. . . . ^ # ROOM ADDITIONS & Satellite Industries K l* -* -* PORCHES Our Specialty The consultant said he ha.s iGET BONUS SIZE Boxwood ...... 1.45 Send for FREE catalog on talked with state and Capitol Re c r a b ) COVERS 3S0 SQUARE FEET LIME 50 lbs. 49c gion Planning Agency officials to WOBTN S2.9a UNIVERSAL COTTAGES get an idea of the thinking on fu Andromodo 1^5-2.50 ture road construction. ABSOLUTELY 5-10-5 FERTILIZER. 50 Lbs. $2.25 HO 7-6396 Under one of the plans put for ward. by CRPA, he said, Rockville Hetzi Juitipor...... 1.45 up VISnOUR . 0PENDM.V . EOT 48 M will become one of several satel DISPLAY * a SUNDAY "c « M .rp « i V-2/ lite business and light Industrial Sale Sat. and Sun. Only centers around Hartford. The city Giobo Arborvitat .. 1.25 up UNIVERSAL GARAGES, Inc. *X)rM things for auro—rotiroment isn't going to would serve a greatly expanded GARDEN SALES 10-6-4 HI-ORGANIC LAWN FERTILIZF.R BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD oatoh Horbort unpropared!” residential community, he said, 65 STILES ST. • BOX 1708 • NEW HAVEN, CONN. JUDD SAXON based on the predicted population 812 OAKLAND ST.—MI 9-9406 f Yow s...... 1XK) up 50 Lbs. 2.95 PIm ih land FREE cokiloo on UNIVERSAL GARAGES □ COIIAOEI XXJ HAD 10UI7 OiWKe,SU(ON, ______T-M,'. ■ ...... PAT, orr I OWTHO. ..TM .-RL.. _ ‘ Asin urwu T'rr L growth. - y Industry in Rockville would be NAME.______.CTTY ...... J BY ROUSON located In only two areas, accord FOR GUARANTEED SATISFACTION TRY OUR POTTED ROSES—OVER 500 TOX^HOOSE FROM LITTLE SPORTS ing fo the plan, one area In the ALL OUR ROSES HAVE BEEN POTTED TOR 4 WEEKS—GIVING THE ROOT SYSTEM A GOOD START — SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OI'I'ER $1.25 EACH I triangle formed by Rt. 30, South B-4 ewiV Jr9«’>»TV.a«ft_ \\ i ' / / St. and Vernon Ave.
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ft-' ' / ■ ■ 1 r \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN« FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-ONI PAGE TWENTY Dre^en Knew WhMt- He Was Talking About THE Wynn Nearer Herald Angle Cl AC to Quit New England By Bullpen Saves Braves EARL YOST State Schools Passing of the Scepter Sports Editor Shirley Vittner Tops Pinners NA'nONAL UEAOUE Tharaday’s Resolts 300-Victory Goal Out After ’62 New York, April 21 (JF)— Milwaukee 7, Philadelphia 6 Baseball Uniformfi 110 Yean Old As Buffets Win League Title Charlie Dressen has a ten (11). Ba«:eball uniforms were first introduced to John Q. Public dency to pop off but even his St. Louis 111 Los Angelee 2. exactly 110 years ago. Honor of wearing the first uniforms Court Action New York, April 21 (/P)— ^open iU home season today, leads^runs of the season. He had tmly Final Standings detractors admit he usually Chicago 8, Plttaburgh 0. in Abner Doubleday's sport went to the New York Knicker San Ftancisco 2, Cincinnati 1. Early Wynn was one triumph the American League race by one one single .In the second game but W. knows what he's , talking drew two wedks that started Yanlt bockers, who appeared in blue and white outfits. The garb New Havien, April 21 (/P)— Buffets .. .40 W. L. Pet. O.B. nearer today to his 300-vic- half game. about The outspoken Milwau Cincinnati ...... 5 .625 The ’Tigers pounded out an 11-4 rallies and scored one run. He has was identical with the type worn by cricket players of that The Connecticut Interscholas Weddings kee manajrer haa maintained all Plttoburgh ___ 5 .556 tory goal but the veteran Chi ■victory in Cleveland. Kansas City, reached base 10 of hia last 12 era. This gave rise to a historical theory that these original tic Athletic Conference Banquets his Braves need to win the pen San Francisco ..5 .556 cago White Sox pitcher was Baltimore and Boston, along 'with times at bat. uniforms were old cricket attlre<*> (ClAC) has voted to with Outings .. nant is a stroBg bullpen. He St. L o u is ...... 5 .556 still three behind Warren Minnesota, were not scheduled. Righthanders Art Dltmar and being put to a new employment. draw from the annual New. Following are Saturday's pair Picnlce ,. blames last year's failure to win • • • Bob Turley were the winning Haskell Cohen, for A. G. Spauld The Chicago 'White Stockings of ings ' in the Four Ball, Beat Ball Receptions Los .Angrlea . . . 5 .500 Spahn In their spirited race to see this period were regally outfitted England basketball and hock the flag on the flop of relief pitch Chicago ...... 8 .420 who geta there first. WHITE SOXIt, SENATORS 1— pitchers but both needed late in ing & Bros., dug up some interest Tournament at the Manchestei' nar-B-Ques ning help. Turley walked nine In in a manner Indicative of rheir ey tournaments In 1963. Country Club, the eeason's first Clambakes er Don McMahon Milwaukee ...... 2 .400 The 41-year-old righthander, Wynn received solid home run ing Information on uniforms which The announcement was made to support from his White Sox mates. 7 2/3 innlnga of the nightcap be is presented herein. pre-eminence. They had three event. Times, teams and handicaps Dressen's claim received strong PhllsdelphU ...2 .286 after three failures, finally notched sets of uniforms of the finest ma day by President John Riitldy of support last night when the Today’s Games his 285th majpr league success yes Among the 11 hits oft loser Hal fore giving way to Luis Arroyo. 'The 1851 diamond garb of the are listed. Crowned champions of the Gsu"- Ell Grba and Ned Carver were the terials. The White Stockings the CIAC. 8:sa—J. HorvXh (3). 8. Zavarella Braves overcame a 6-1 deficit with Chicago (Cardwell 0-0 or Curtis terday pitching the White Sox to a Wqodeshick and two relievers Knickerbockers, who formed the rien Grove Caterers Bowling were four-baggers by Roy Sievers, losers. Former Yankee utility out wore wide pants and tight-fitting Ruddy told Bob Casey, New Ha (8), L. Beauchene (13). Don Culver League this winter were the Buf five runs in the ninth inning and 0-0) at Philadelphia (Roberts 0-2), 6-1 triumph over the Washington first organized baseball club in sleeveless jerseys with capital let (18). Jim Landis and AI Smith. Early fielder Ken Hunt hit two doubles, 1840, constituted long blue woolen ven Register scholastic ^ports edi 9:U5—W. Olckenaki (4), F. 'BuUeck fets who posted a .714 percentage ! one in the 11th to nip the Phila 8:0.5 p.m. Senators. Spahn. the brilliant Mil ters spelling out CHICAGO em tor, that the CTAC, which governs delphia Phillies, 7-6. who was tagged for nine hits, a triple and a homer for the An paiiU with webbed belts, white (10). P. Dutelle (13). D. Eadle (IS). on 40 victories and 16 losses. The] Milwaukee (Spahn 0-1) at Pltta waukee Braves’ lefthander, was gels, who lost the services of third blazoned across the front. Every schoolboy athletics in Connecti 9;13—B. McKay (6), C. Pacyna (11) pyielded a run in the third when flannel shirts, and of all (hlngs— T. Stepanaki (12), U. .Hartocchio (17) Buffets won the flag by eight The little pilot must have de burgh (Law 0-2), 8:15 p.m. slated to try for his 289th victory baseman Eddie Yost with a hair man had his distinctively colored cut, voted overwhelmingly yester rived as much satisfaction from I Marty Keough tripled and scored straw hats. The straw hats didn't 9:19—H. Mathiaaon (S). S. Homana games over their closest pursuers, Cincinnati (Hook 0-0) at Los in Pittsburgh tonight. line fracture of the middle finger. flat lop cap and they wore silk day against the New England (8), R. Dcllafera (12), C. Sprasue (24). the flashy pitching of his relief on Coot Veal’s fly. Wynn pitched last very long, being discarded in the Weddings. Angeles (Koufax 0-1), 11 p.m It was the first victory of the himself out of a bases-loaded, • * • stockings no less. events. 9:26—W. Dcaay (8). J. Madore (10). pitdiers as from the spectacular St. Louis (Sadecki 1-0) at San year for Wynn. He made two un favor of mohair caps with a flat In the early period ballplayers J. Ureael (12), U. Kair (19). Capturing top average honors rallies of his hitters. After his none-out Jam In the sixth with the TIGERS 11, INDIANS 4—The Ruddy , principal of Ansonla 9:33—D. McKee (3). K. Obi-rmaki (12). was Shirley Vittner with a spark FVandsco (Marlrhal 0-1), 11:15 successful tries for win No. 285 top. were taken with a wide turn-down High School, said the Connecticut F. Dugpan (12), J. Beider (18). starter. Lew Burdette, was rocked Sox ahead only 2-1. Tigers Jumped on Cleveland’s Gary That’s how it all began. ling 108.$0. Second place went to p.m. I last year and he failed to last • « • Bell for four runs in the firat in collar with a neat bow tie. The team will make its last appearance 9:40—J. Goi-oon (3), M. l.akYancja for 10 hits in 4 2 3 innings, the The Spalding firm outfitted the old time firemen’s belt was used (10) , T. Pci-ry (14). T. Sta()(ord (20). Edith Correnti with a 107.25 mark. Saturday’s Schedule four innings in the 1961 season YANKS 7-4, ANGELS 6-2— ning, featured by Rocky Cola- In the regional) tournaments next 9:47—A. Gayton (4). J. Coy (8). R. Phillies were limited to six hits Chicago at Philadelphia, 2:05 opener at Washington on April 10. Chicago team in the inaugural Na to hold up the bulky pants. The Others included in the top 10 were by four different hurlers. in the Mickey Mantle was nearly the vlto's double, and added three March because of "previous com Armalrong (16). B. Phelan (16). p.m. For once, no game was post tional Leagpie season oh 1876. In pants of these days were padded. mitments.” 9:54—T. Kelly (7). B. Prindle (8), W. Evelyn Lorentzen 106.76, Amy SHIRLEY VITTNER last 6 1 'S innings. Ron Piche. the entire show in Yankee Stadium more in the fifth on Norm Cash’s Diuman (15). G. Daley (28). Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, 1:80 poned because of rain, snow or 1882 the company outfitted all Towards the turn of the cen Pirkey 106.16, Olive Rossetto last of the relievers, picked up the where the defending champions home run with two on. Frank Lary Approximately 65 principals, 10:01—L. G iflio (7). R. raliey (10). J. 104.53, Fran Crandall 102.64, Ar- pjn. cold weather. The New York Yan Increased their 'victory string to pitched his second victory while National League clubs, which is tury the quilted pants gave way members of the CIAC, attended Sominera (14). J, ZaneUl (20). Doris Prenclce 137-154, Mrs, Cran victorv. indicative of the ba^ground and to the eight-ounce flannel ma 10-.08—R. Sperry (5), M. Bib) >nai (11). lyne Noske 101.42, Georgia Smith dall 139-117, Mrs. Lorentzen 110- St. Louis and San Francisco ClndnsiaU at Los Angeles, 11 kees, Idled since Monday because four. The slugging centerflelder ^ll-*^ent down to his second de the meeting. 7. Blovlali (14). A. Tartaylla (ri), of foul weather, swept a double- historical contributi^ Spalding terial and the collar and tie yield 101.2, Vi Chapman 100.39, Doris 121, Kitty Sibrinsz 120-110, Geor climbed into a three-way tie with pjn. drove in all three runs in the Yan feat. Detroit’s Steve Boros was hit Asked if there was any pos 10:15—J. Munger (6). P. Ballalepet Prentice 100.26. St. Louis at San Francisco, 4 heider from Los Angeles, 7-5 and kees’ Monday game, sent in five by pitched balls in the seventh has had in the development of the ed to the low-necked skirt. (8). B. McCann (13). L. Wood (15). gia Smith 120-110, Ann Fllblg Fhttsburgh for second place, one- SEASCAPE — Shadow- sibility that Connecticut might 1();23—T. Zemke (5), J. Prior (10) half game behind the National pjn. 4-2,'to surge into a second place more In yesterday’s opener, hit and eighth innings, forcing in a baseball uniform. The uniform of 1898 was all High individual single was rolled 119, Arlyne Noske 113. clouds over a mottled sea wool, eight-ounce ' flannel (which reconsider yesterday’s action, M. Willey (13). F. Jobnalon (16). by Mrs. Crandall, 148. High triple League leading Cincinnati Reds. Sunday’s Schednle provide ^an impressive tie with Detroit. Minnesota, due to ting his secqnd and third home run each time. Rpddy said: "I doubt it." 10:29—E. Saari (6), H. Jarvia (11). Officers elected for next year The Cards thumped the Los An Chicago at Philadelphia (2), lasted until 1959). The shirt was N. Smiley (13). T. Brady (19). belongs to Mrs. Pirkey with 377 are Betty Kusmik, president; Doris Lighter Garniciit avEtilable with a shield or laced He left the door open for the 10:36—R. McGurkIn (7). J. Lavinic while Helene Dey’s 95 was high geles Dodgers. 11-2. and the 1:05 p.m. background for James (11) , J. Skinner (14), J. Harden (16). Prentice, vice president; Arlyne The only major change in 'the button and was set off with silk future, however, by adding: without a mark. Most Improved Giants nipF^ the Reds. 2-1. Chi Milwisukee at Pittsburgh, 2 p.m. Kempe’s sailboat as it "Maybe in two or three years 1j :43—L, Terry (2). GO. Puu (11), 1 Noske, secretary and Ann Meyers, cago's Cubs shut out the Pirates, CInneinnatt at Los Angeles, 5 glides across Bermuda’s past half-century has been the re stitching down the front, collar, Bayer (14). S. Sn.«iela (21). bowler award was given to Mrs treasurer. Gordon Works with Tomahawk duction by one-half of the weight cuffs and button holes. The pants from now things will change. But 10:50—H. Elch (41. E. Mu>-phy (9), G. Correnti. 8 - 0. p.m. right now, the principals are dead Benton (14). A. Zamaitia (23). The annual carnival Is sched • * • Great Sound. The« Ber - of the’ baseball garb. From 1898 offered braid down the side seams 10:57—A. Wilkie Jr, (3), T. Mlgllori Top scores In rolloff belonged to St. Louis at San Francisco, 4 set against the tournaments. They uled Thursday. BR.AVES 7. PHILS » —Pinch hit mudian skipper was com to 1959 the baseball uniform was and a silk rtitched pocket. (10), F. Connorton (14). P. Hunt (22). pjn. In Bid to Arouse Athletics don't think the tournament does U:04-t-P. Holvay (7). C. Johna(on ter Mel Roach's three-run homer peting against ^raft from substantially unchanged and the The old flat-top caps faded (10)r-V . Agoadnelli (14). G. Whaley and Frank Bolling's two-run dou Batting — Mickey Mantle, Yan away for the modern style short anything for the schools. (23). - AMERICAN LBAOLTE the United States, Eng flannel weighed eight ounces „ to "From now on (after next sea ble produced the tj-ing raUy for the kees drove In five runs with a pair the yard. Since July, 1959, when ly after 1900. In the next ten 11:11—D. St. John (7), E. Ballaleper SHERRY DOWN AND OUT:—Catcher Norm S h e ^ 'Thursday’s Results land, and Canada for the of homers In first game and start New York — (NEA) Frank son). the state tournament will (10) . H. Correy (33). J. Crockett (SOI. Braves in the ninth. Two innings New York 7-4, Los .Angeles 5-2. Spalding introduced a uniform of years the half-sleeve shirt re 11:18—P. Staum, (7). R. Naah (11), J. of the Dodgers lies on field injured after third-inning Aberfeldy Trophy during ed two rallies in second game with Lane fired Joe Gordon In'CIeve- placed the traditional full-length climax the basketball sea.son.” Garden Grove Champs; later. Boy McMillan was hit by a Detroit 11, Clevriand 4. Ismd,' hired the manager back and ■’60 per cent wool and 40 per cent Meaklll (13). T HIcka (18). pitched ball by Johnny Buzhardt. collision at the plate with Cardinals’ pitcher Curt Sim bases on ball as Yankees swept sleeve and the laced-front dropped No Surprise 11:25—E. Traygia (6). M. Boccalatle Chicago 6. Washington 1. the Bermuda 1961 Inter then traded him. nylon, the uniform weight was (11) . H. Gryk (li), B. Herzog (17). advanced to third on a throwing mons. Joe Cunningham (left) and a Dodger trainer bend national Race Week. doubleheader from Los Angeles, out of style. Around 1910-11 the The announcement did not catch 11:32—G. Wllaon (6). W. Butler (11). Only games scheduled. 7- 5 and 4-2. Yet when Trader Lane followed reduced to four ounces to the yard error by Bob Malkmus, and came over him. Sherry sustained a kidney contusion and is W. U P et G.B. and virtually ail major league sun (high) collar started to dis anybody by such surprise. ^ Many T. Bandy (12). R. Owena (15). home vrith the winning run on a . Pitching—Glen Hobble, OriM — Gordon to Kansas City, the first appear and the baseball shirt took writers and educators have said 11:39—E. lailka (2). E.. McNamara Liz Juul High Average Minnesota ...... 5 1 .833 teams- adopted the lighter gar (11), B. McNamara (12), C. Wlielan expected to be out of actiwi several weeks. (AP Photo Permitted six hits and struck o.ut thing he said was that the old in recent months that it was Just single by reserve catcher Charlie Detroit ...... 4 1 .800 Vi JENKINS IXECTED ment. This change was urged by on appearance like that used by (15). fax.) seven, pitching Chicago Cubs to Yankee second baseman was the a matter of time before Con 11:46---R. Alexander (4). E.. Foley Lau, New York ...... 4 1 .800 the players, who found the heavier today’s player. The Phils' big inning w .^ the Vi 8- 0 victory over Pittsburgh. proper prescription for -the Ath In the middle 1920's the skirts necticut pulled o\it of the two (11), R. Thompaon (IS). J. Melley (IS). Pinal Standings ♦ Mathiaaon , 99.87 Cleveland . . , . . ,S 3 .500 2 uniforms unbearably hot in July 11:63—H. Rockwell (6), D. Oberlander Oakman .., 97.73 fifth when they got four runs on Kuenn from third base to right- Fairfield. April 21 (/PI—The elec letics. were made more colorful with the tournaments. (11). R. Warren (13). D. Varney (IS). W. L. Oormick won a southpaw hurling Boston ...... 2 2 .500. 2 and August, while the lighter out Garden Grove .. ...;7 1 49 Reichert .,, 97.53 four hits Includinp’ a three-run field, Felipe Aloa from right to Chicago ...... 2 S .400 21/, tion of Bob Jenkins of New York "The A's must be rebuilt,” quoth addition of trim around the col Only recently, the New Haven t 12:09—B. Tarca (7). I,. Brooka (8), homer by Catcher Clay Dalrymple. duel from Jim O’Toole, permitting fits were much cooler. T. Backlel (13). E, Wadaa (17).: Howard Oil ...... 6 5 55 Griswold ., 96.16 left and played Jimmy Davenport Kansas City . . . ..1 2 .333 2 V: City as captain of the Fairfield College Baseball the general manager. lar. shirt front and sleeve ends. In Board of Education criticized the 12:(»7—T, Faulkner (5), J. Beaulieu • • - • only four hits for his second Giant University 1961-62 basketball Style and pattern have been al the 1930's the zipper front shirt basketball toiirnament and threat Man. Auto Parts ....6 0 60 Holmes .. . 95.61 at third, Jose Pagan at short and Washington . . . ..2 4 .333 3 The inference was that Gordon tered much less than one would (8) . R. Samucirich (13). D. Carpenter Barton .. . 95.49 CIBS 8. PIRATES 0 — Right victory. Until he gave up a run In Joe Amalfitano at second. team was announced today. Jen Yale 10, Connecticut 1. was Introduced and until quite re ened to withdraw two top teams (18). Nassiff Arms ...... 59 61 Baltimore ...... , . l 4 .200 SI/, wasn’t much of a atrategtsr with a believe and many innovations are 12:14—B. Carlaon (4). J. McCarthy Lucas .... 95. 3 hander Glen Hobbir won his first the ninth, he had hurled 17 straight • * • 4 .200 SI/, kins, a 6-10 guard from S t Fran Quinniplac 6, Fairfield 1. sound club. This despite the fact cently. when Its use declined, was Wilbur Cross and Hillhouse from Jarvis Realty ...... 53 67 Los Angelee . . . . .1 of a stlctly modern origin. (10) . R Pryor (13). B. Bengaton (15), Johnson Paint ...... 52 68 Cartwright 94.52 game of the season for the Cubs •coreless innings. The youngster CARDS 11, DODGERS 2 — The Today’s Oamee cis Prep was also named the So. Conn. 7, Willimantlc 5. tliat the Oregon Short Line was .a)K)ut as popular as the button New England competition. 12:21—P. McNamara (6). B. Wolf (9). was responsible (or the winning run LIU 8, Bridgeport 3. The customary knee-length W. Simpson (14). F. Grav (32). Murray . . . 94.28 with a six-hit shutout over the Cards pounded Dodger starter Los Angeles (McBride 0-1 or team's most valuable player. Fair- doing consiclerably better than all )styie. After several meetings, the Kieman .. 94.25 Pirates. He struck out seven 'and when he led off the third writh a Stan Williams and hia inept reliev field • captured the Tri-State Waterbury UConn 22, Hartford baseball trousers were introduced ' * * * board said it would allow the two 18:211—T. Plodzik (3). D. DeMkrtln Walking off with the team Casale 0-1) at Detroit (Moss! 1-0), right when Lane tied the can to by the Cincinnati Red Stockings^ (11) . G. Dar(a (14). G. Foater (IS). Hawver .. . 94.15 walked one. The Cubs got 10 hits single, went to third on Haurvey era for 17 hits Including a pair of 2:30 p.m. League title the past season. UConn 6. him Just before the final g(un of .schools to compete until 1963 and 12:35—W. Ferguaon (8). J. Chanda championship in the Village in 1868. These were a short-type Shirts Numbered (11). P. Groobert (14), P. Zerlo (19). Anderson . 93.73 off southpaw Joe Gibbon and Clem Kuenn's single, and scored w;hen home runs by Daryl Spencer and Washington (McClain 1-0) at 1959, when the Tribe finished sec thereafter, only If the basketball Charmers League was Garden McCann ,. 93.39 Labine and scored what proved to Willie Mays grounded Into a doU- another by Ken Boyer. Each has pants which we know as knicker J From the very earliest days of tournament was moved from the 12:42—V. Daley (7). E. HSchadourian Minnesota (Pascual 1-0), 2:80 ond, beaten for all the plums by no bockers or knickers. The Red (9) . E. Pekar (12). J. Alolalo (25). Grove which posted a .591 per Dimock ...... 92.40 be the only run they needed in the bleplay. hit three at the Coliseum. p-m. more than five lengths. organized baseball the teams have Boston Garden to a college camp 12:4!)—E. Liirentzen (3), M. Anderaon Hills ...... - ...... 92.38 third on rookie catcher Dick Ber- St. Louis second baseman Julian Stockings the following year be been identified by the use of let us. (R). W Freebum (13), W. Peck (16). centage on 71 wln^ sold 49 losses. Giant Manager Alvin Dark shook Cleveland (Grant 1-0) at Kan Goes to Work 12:56—O. Lorentzen (3). T, Kearna Shultheiss J...... 92. 7 tell's single following a double by up his lineup. )>enching Willie Mc- Javier had four hits. Curt Sim- came the game's first professional ters or names across the front of The hockey tournaments have Making up the winning squad sas City (Herbert 1-0), 2:30 p.m. Now Gordon hM gone to work team. This new attjre was met (10) . J. Colburn (9). J. Barre (16). Janicke . . / ...... 91.60 Andre Rodgers. Cove/, Eddie Bressoud and Charlie mona, with the help of Bobby New York (Ford 1-1) at Balti the shirt. But it wasn’t until as been held In the Providence, R.I 1:03—R. Cappnili (6). W. Leggett (11), Rehabilitate Boxing were Clara Mathiaaon, Shirley Foley . .J ...... 91.40 15 Gam^s from Goal, on the A ’s with a tomahawk. That with much jeering and hooting, D. Dowd (14), V. Johnaon (16). Holmes, Dot McCann, Kay Shan * * . * Hiller. He moved Orlando Cepeda Miller, won his first game of the more (Barber 1-0), 8 p.m. the name someone applied to late aa 1916 that the players had Arena. M cCaniy...... 91. 8 from leftfield to firat base, Harvey season. but in a short period became numbers put on the backs of their Connecticut teams have dom non and Caroline Janicke. GIANTS I, REDS 1—Mike Mc- Boston (Monbouqu^e 0-1) at what Gordon calls hia mystery standard accouterments. Rohbach ...... 91. 5 Chicago (MeUah 0-1), 9 p.m. uniforms. In that year Robert Mc- inated the New England Basket Reigning aa queen in the aver Christiana ...... 90.60 swing. An)rway. the tomahawk When the National League was Roy, Cleveland's business man Commissioner Urges age department is Elizabeth Juul Saturday’s Schedule Wynn Regains Form made an attacking terror of Tito organized In 1876 the uniform was hall tournaments, having won 11 Young ...... 90.32 New York at Baltimore (2, day- ager, pinned numbers on the backs of the le.st 12. ^vlth M«rtford Pub with 104.32. Trailing in the run St. P ierre...... 89.77 Francona and helped Woodie Held, MARV THRONEBERRY considered very Important’’’- and of his players in a game against ner-up spot was Ann White with night), 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Jimmy Piersall, Ken Aspromonte, many owners went to great ex lie winning the 1931 event Cartier ...... 89.65 the tt^lte Sox. Strangely, ^t month ago. HUNTING 100.11. Others in the top 10 were Jerome ...... 89.63 Finding Hitters ;est Job Los Angeles at Detroit, 2:80 Chicago, April 21 (JPl — The "I really had to bear down Al Heist and others. stance and whatnot Gordon didn't pense to equip their charges. The Paterson, N. J., April 21 {JP)— Abe Greene, National Boxing p.m. In the sixth inning yesterday, chsinge anything. The only thing wasn’t until 1931 that the Amer Association commissioner, urged the Kefauver Committee Clara Mathiason 99.87, Ruth Oak- Kutz ...... 88.32 charmed circle of 300 major Marv Throneberry is Professor manager of the first Chicago 'White Boston at Chicago. 2:80 p.m. and I don’t mind saying that he told me to do was hit down on - Stockings was A. G. Spalding, la ican League adopted universa' today to rehabilitate boxing as well as drive out the rack man 97.73, Ellen Reichert 97.53, O’Neil ...... 87.28 Washington at Mlnne8oh^ 2:80 league pitching victories today Gordon’s current pet project. The numbering of players, with the Dot Griswold 96.19, Shirley Shannon ...... 81.66 I was a little stiff and sore chief complaint against Throne- the ball and keep It on the grouniL ter president of the team, who de Snort Schedule eteers. p.m. going into the ninth,” Wynn "When the season started, Gor vised the initial Identification sys National League following suit Holmes 95.61, Gerry Barton 95.49, For Kelley with Schoolboys was only 15 away from 41- berry in eight years in the New two years later. "It -would serve no purpose to Jo Lucas 95.3 and Bernice Cart Cleveland at Kansas City, 9 p.m. year-old Early Wynn of the said. "Those explosions from don told me to level away now and tem. He had each of the play Sunday’s Schedule York chain and last season with The head conforming modern Today restore the facade of respectabil wright 94.52. HOLIDAY HOUSE Chicago White Sox. Bill Veeck’s scoreboard after Kansas City was that he didn’t hit for distance. I’m a notoriously ers wear a different colored cap, /FISHING^ ity to the structure while the in I Sport Chatter New York at Baltimore, 2 p.m. our three homers were sweet thus enabling the fan to identify cap was introduced at the turn of Plainvllle at Rockville, 3:15. 55 Strikes Standings ^ “If we can get some hitting we^a way to get them both into the "I wish I could make It by swat the long ball often enough slow starter, but feel better at the terior i; a Void,” Greene wrote to By FRANK CUNE Los Angeles at Detroit, 2:80 music to my ears.” the player (and position) by the the century, but when the player is Track, Manchester at Windham, High single honors were shared W. L Pet. should be all right,” continued the lineup.’’ July,” jested the fiercely com- and atruck out, too-many times. plate.” at bat, a plastic protective head WHATS FOR CHILDREN John Bonomi, asilstaht counsel to “ Our biggest problem,” de p.m. The 11-hit Sox attack in Gordon would not attempt to color of hia cap. 3. Children and fishing go together by Ann White and Ruth Oakman, Sapphires ...... 70, 5t .583 veteran coach who last year' saw Dave Sibrinsz, who shared the Boston at CMcago, 2:80 p.m. petitve Wynn after he notched Gordon Is reluctant to discuss wear of the same shape is used. Sen. Eistes Kefauver's subcommit Pearls ...... 65 5! .541 cluded two-nm homers by Roy change a good hitter. There la no In 1882 the National League In Sunday, April S3 like ham and eggs, to quote a tru INTERNATIONAL LITTLE both of whom rolled 148 games. clared veteran Manchester hia team relinquish the Cen Job last year, and Junior Ralph Washington at Minnesota, 2:80 a 6-1 triumph over the Wash his prescription for anemic bat vented a uniform system which Originally baseball teams were Scandia at Hartford Italian tee which has proposed bringing Mrs. White also used the 148 as Opals...... 61 5C .508 tral Connecticut InterschoIasUc Macaione are the leading second ington Senators yesterday for Sievers and Al Smith suid a sense in that. The batting coach ism of the outdoors. B jt how well boxing under federal control. league baseball clinic will be held High baseball Coach Tom p.m. ting averages. "The Idea is to get went way beyond this system of named for their stocking colors, American B.cp they go together actually depends a springboard to spark her to the Emeralds ...... 61 5£ .508 League title to Conard after hav base hopefuls with Craig Johnson his 285th victory. "Seriously, solo homer by Jim Landis. the bat level with the ball, isn’t must know his man, for changing Greene, who said he spoke only Diam onds-...... 61 58 .508 Kelley as/he stood talking Cleveland at Kansas City, 2:80 The question was raised oap-color-ldentlfloatidn. This plan wdiich were of 'a solid nature. Monday, April 24 entirely upon the "breaks" the tonight at the Army * Navy (Jlub high triple which was a sparkling ing had a stranglehold on It- for the No. 1 lad at shortstop at the I don't know If I can mnke it?" he was asked in the Ath a hitter is like a doctor giving a About 1910 two-color stocking for himself and not for the NBA Rubles...... 42 7fi .850 with a shivering reporter at p.m. whether Wynn might prefer patient a shot of penicillin. It was partly in keeping with the old , Avon at RHAM, 3:15. youngster gets when his first fish starting at 7:30. All prospective 386. Tied at 94 for high without six straight years. "Our defense moment. Other Infield prospects that 300-mark this year, but letics’ dougout. tradition of team names for the patterns emerged and the old tra , Tuesday, April ‘25 ing rig is chosen for him.. which is expected shortly to take candidates are Invited to attend. a mark were Dot Christiana and windswept Memorial Field should be adequate and so should are Bud Feshler and Ron Lall- I'll give it a good try.” relief as well as starting as :"That's it basically," replied might cure the patient or make ditional solid colors disappeared. an official stand, said boxing is signments to possibly reach color of stockings used. Biach team Hall at Manchester, 2:30, Me Will it be a csine pole and a hunk Boys wishing to play in any of the Shirley Jerome. The most strikes Champions for the 1960-61 sea the other day, "is to find some our pitching if It lives up to po berti, a pair of Juniors. The 220-pound Wynn con Gordon, "but you have to treat hit him worse. In the 1930’s the colorful strioing the only sport that does not take son were the Sapphires who won Thursday’s Homers his coveted 300-vlctory goal was asalgned itr own specific color morial Field. of string? Not If you are a nor three local leagues are reminded during the year were rolled by boys to replace the experienced tential, McAdam (Steve) parti quered a sixth-inning crisis as ters in different ways. Some guys Double Hitch for stocking wear, such as rad for patterns still used today were In csire of its own, in spite of the Mrs. Juul, a total of 55. the pennant by five games despite lads we lost through gnuluatlon. White Question Mark this year. Babe Ruth, to cite a glorius ex Rockville at Farmington,. 3:15. mal father, according to the Mer that tonight is the last night that cularly must have a good year Leading outfielders are a pair of he mowed down the Senators just can’t get it.” the Boston Red Stockings and troduced. millions of dollars brought in at the fact they lost all four on the Particularly the long ball hit (Season Totals In Parentheses) "I wouuld rather be a start ample, had a glorious double hitch. cury outboard company, and Want they can register. RUnner-iip Howard Oil had high wliile Toomey (Kevin) still needs seniors. Skip Marsh and Denny AMERIC.AN LEAGUE without a score after they •"The thinking is to make the white of course, for the Chicago Generally numbering and letter your children to have "the things heavyweight cheunpionship fights team ' single, a 539. High team final night of the season. Sapphires ters.” to work on his control. Kelley er,” Wynn stressed. swing level,” said Jo Jo White Mel Ott picked up hia right foot. such as the recent Floyd Patter- had a .583 percentage on 70 wina Seibert. Dave White, who Is ineli Mantle, Yankees 2 (8) filled the bases with none out. White Stockings. Cleveland was ing with bold-.figures and letters you didn't.” UMPIRES’ SCHOOL for Little triple belongs to fourth place The Indians are scheduled to (Tom) and Lucas (John) will get Wynn had been trying for Declared Sox Manager Al who as a coach is the other half Al Simmons nearly knocked CJon- na-vy blue; Buffalo gray: Detroit and neat trim have improved the •on-Ingemar Johansson bout. and 50 losses. open their season Tuesday at 2:30 gible at the moment but may be Wagner, Angeles (1) Lopez; "Wynn is one of my So you tjUrn to a rod and a me League umpires will start tonight Nasslff Arms with a 1,513 pin- spot pitching Buslgnments.” his 285th triupiph after two of the Gordon entry. "But that nle Mack off the bench with one old groldi Worcester blue; Troy, N. vlraal nttractiven«s« of uniforms. chanical reel. And up pops another With upwards of $5 million In Listed with top shooters were against HaU of West Hartford at back in good academic graces be Hunt, Angeles (1) starters and ■will continue at 7 o’clock at the West Side Rec. fall. Quartet of Hurlers fore the season starts, Is another starting efforts this season tomahawk tag-is a misnomer. It's foot. Stan Musial looks like a thief Y., green, and Providence light * e * question, "which one?” volved In the title match through Mavis Small ,131-llJ -348, Camille Memorial Field. Cash, ’Tigers (1) to pitch in regular rotation. peeking over his shoulder while The session will end at 9 o’clock. Top score.s In final night of reg Of the quartet of hurlers men senior. The latter could also be Sievers, ivhlte i^x (2) and four straight dating from anything but 'a chop. Ehren at the ' blue. A fly rod Is out—too difficult to the gate, television, closed circuit "nne 119-124, Helen Noel 110-121, "Last year we had 10 home runs He’s not the type to be a re outset, it’s a smooth downward running away from a cop. Lou e * e Cheaper Today All men interested in volunteering ular aeason were Clara Mathiason tioned by Coach Kelley, all but pressed into service behind the Landis, White Sox (1) last season. He won his first handle. Likewise a casting rod and movies, boxing itself shared their services as Little League Rita McAllister 117-117, Jean spread out amongst a half dozen lief pitcher and I don’t plan blow.” ■ Boudreau wrapped imaelf up like The new lightweight Spalding “In none of the beneflclences of 132-347, Ann White 110-113, Vir Daniels 119-111. Jane Smith H i players. The only one back is Kelley, who is a Junior, are sen plate if necessary. When not Smith, White Sox (1) major league game in 1941 Identify Players and reel, for the same reason. This umpires arc Invited to attend. ^ r l ginia Dimork 115, Dot Christiana with Washlntgon. to skip his turn as a regular Well, why not ask the newest a pretzel. Gil McDougald came in uniform, which includes one pair of narrows the choice of two, either this windfall,” Greene charged, ll 2,. Doris Prentice, 125, Mae Jen- catcher Bill Maneggla," continued iors. McAdam. expected to be the pitching, McAdam and Kelley may NATIONAL LEAGUE Yost will conduct the acsson. 113, Ellen Reichert 113, Dot Gris No. 1 flinger, and Lucas are south be used in the outfield. Only 12 pitchers in major starter. pupil about It? ■ to the American League holding But the scheme went beyond pants, shirt, serge cap, belt and a European or an American-type and said the time had come "to ack 124, Edna Hilinskl 120, Eve Kellev. Spencer, Cardinals 2 (4) this team method of color identifi wold 110. paws while the other two are Other outfield pandidates are i^yer. Cardinals ( 4 f league history won 300 or more "I would like to see Early "If it isn’t a chop, what Is it?” his bat perfectly flat and parallel hose, is $56 complete. The 1890 spinning reel. consider this inequitable situa lyn Lorentzen 116. Ruth Kaplan Jim Antonio, Bill Belekewlcz, Dave games, and only Milwaukee's" win 350 games if he can. but said Throneberry, behind the bat to the ground. cation.' There was a system for Boston Nationals paid $56 apiece A European spinning reel is the FIRST ANNUAL semi-formal Name 'Avg. 116. Phyllis Peck 115, Elaine Toros righthanders. C. Smith, Dodgers (1) tion.” dance of the Fire A Police Junior Legion baseball followers will Howes, Roimie Lee and Bill And- Warren Spahn. with 288. has a I am primarily Interested in ting cage. “I’ve been chopping at Joe Gordon doesn’t care if the player Identification, too. White for player’s uniforms. open-faced variety, with pickup "Only the two heavyweight Juul ...... 104.32 115, Anne Twerdy 113. Edith Cor Roach. Braves (1) was the compulsory color for all Athletic Association will be held remember young Kelley, who la no ruolt. Antonio and Belekewicz are Dalrymple, Phillies (1) better record then Wynn the success of our club and the bali all spring Gordon is the A’s .hold their bats in their teeth Individual tailoring requests are ball readily accessible. The Amer principals, the promoters and the White...... 100.11 renti 112. seniors and the other three are not In setting Individual rec best coach I’ve run into into. as long as they hit. pants, belts and ties. But caps honored by Spalding when fitting ican or push-button type has a Saturday night at the Armory. relation to the coach but whose among active hurlers. and shirts would be different for guardians of the eo-called ancil Bill Skoneski reports a fine ticket WANTED Dad once played for him. as the Juniors. "It’s always good to win the ords.” Others told me to change my Chop, chop. the major leaguer. For example, closed face, with a cover on the lary rights reaped the harvest, "We haven’t cut anyone and. if Wynn yesterday struck out each player according to his posi former Yankee manager Casey front of the reel enclosing the sale. However, tickets will be lad who made an auspicious debjit Scholastic Baseball first one of the season, whether tion. Here Is how the 1882 play "Greene wrote Bonomi. "There a\^ilable at the door. Dancing will Man to drive delivery track with 'the Silk City Legion team there are others who atill want to you are a veteran or rookie,” five, raising his -major league Stengel requested a four-inch stored line and the pickup mechan was no application of a share of ers were identified by color scheme ism. be from 9 until 1 o'clock. Proceeds and to help In automotive last summer pitching a perfect try out, they are welcome," added Bulkeley 15, Hartford 0. said Wynn, who had a 13-12 total in that departmeot to watch pocket for his eye glasses. the receipts to build up the sport Coach Kelley. "There is still the 2,156, the beat total by a ' Contrast in Fistic Styles—' for his position: pitcher, light blue; The request was honored. It Is this reel that la most suit will be used to purchase equip parts store. All benefits, 46- no-hit, no-run-game. Norwich 16, East Hartford 1. record last year after a spark catcher, scarlet; first baseman, of boxing; no provision made for ment for the Pdhy League foot The Indland' catching appears possibility that some others may Middletown 3, Rockville. 2., ling 22-10 mark in the Sox’ pitcher still active In the ma Whitey Ford of the Yankees de able for the fledgling fisherman. reopening of gymnasiums around hoor week. Apply for appli impress coach Hal Parks enough scarlet and white; second oase- To cast the button is depressed ball entries. ; to be one of its strongest depart- East Windsor 14, Granby 7 (8). 1959 i>ennant season. jors. man, orange and black; third base- sires a slight taper In .his pants the country to encourage young cation at ; ments. Maneggla, who led the to earn the right to be brought up Never Underestimate Foe, from the thigh down. Hank Bauer on the backswing and released as Mufflers S boxers and provide the talent from the Jayvees.' man, grey and white; shortstop, the lure shoots forward. Another P A R K A D E LANES Dusty team In hitting with a .333 aver maroon; rightflelder, gray; center- of the Kansas City A’s likes satin which would perhaps feed such age a year ago, is being pressed sliding pads In both hips. He geU press on the button and the line Bowling League banquet will be SCHIEBEL BROS. ^ f T :' 1 fielder, red and black; left fielder, is braked to a stop.„ gigantic promotions in the future; held Thursday night at 7 o'clock I by Junior Dave Anderson. Both j - .1 That’s Attitude of Pender white; substitute, green, and sub them. No solicitude for promoters around LIFETIME GUARANTEE Center St. and Proctor Rd. ! have looked very good in early Each major league iteara pro With the drag a(fjusted a little at Paganl's Rosemount. By Manufacturer stitute, brown. on the light side, all a youngster the coimtry who would operate MANCHESTER ! drills, Radio, TV Sports However, this system must have vides a player with tw^ uniforms, ELECTED CAPTAIN of $ No More Muffler Boston, April 21 (/Pi— Champion®'! expect to have to chase him. Hia has to do to land a fish Is keep the smaller clubs which have CARL BOLIN has been elected 0.95 .Stream-Lined Mlfanan met with disapproval as the next one white for home games and one the 1961-62 Manchester throughout the ages been the in Money "Maneggia haa lost 20 pounds.. Paul Pender refuses to underesti style is not aggressive.” cranking away on the''reel handles. president of the Y Wednesday Friday— What if Basilio loses? season color regulations for Na gray for road games. However, the High swimming team re Eventually the fish will tire and cubators of the champions sind the since the football aeason,” said his mate older Carmen Basilio in final modern ball pUyer carries five to Night Bowling League. Pete Aceto 8 p.m.— Yanks vs. Orioles, "If I feel after the fight I have, tional League teams were revok cently was Jim Hunter. the tyro fisherman can reel him In conteriders of the past; No stim and Jack Vittner wll share the coach. "Thus he Is much fastei;. WINF 1280. preparations for their middle- ed and the only regulation was to six pair of psuits for a season's ulant for some kind of pension and more mobile than a year ago." 'V.pciir;.. gone to far downhill I'll quit on Hunter, a junior, was « with little trouble. ^secretary's post wth Joe Twaronlte 9 p.m.— Red Sox vs. White Sox, apply to stocking color. No other use. Yogi Berra of the Yankees has and other protective measures Waging a battle for the first welght title fight tomorrow night. the spot.” he replied. "I don’t in freestyier on this year’s This reel has the added advant back as treasurer. Bill Cooper was W n c . 1080. tend to keep fighting Just for a part of the uniform was covered. the most—eight pair. age to beginning fishermen In that such as are available to every ath FITS base Job are two seniors. Ray The nationally televised (ABC, the main speaker at the banquet Chevrolet ’S7-’50 ALIING'S 10 p.m., EST) scheduled 15-round- paynlght.” Indian squad which post it is practically impossible to have lete and aspirant In other sports; held this week. Dotchin and Buddy Minor. "There Saturday—: ed a 7-3 overall record a “backlash,” that frightening up Ford ’6S-’86 GOLF SHOES S is a good possibility of one of 1 p.m.— Big Time Wrestling, er -at Boston Garden offers a con trast In fistic styles between the and had a 5-1 Central heaval of machinery .hat turns a Ford 8 cyL truck 10.89 them going to the outfield al Channel 8. Australian Thomson in Lead smooth-running reel Into a snarled though nothing is settled yet in 1:30—BraviMt vs. Pirates, clever boxing Pender making his One - Hit Showing Connecticut Interscho- Merc;, Con., Rear that regard," declared Kelley. second defense and the hard-hit birds’ nest of tangled line and 12.95 Channel SO. las League mark to share makes a newcomer wish he had NEW-CLEAR-THRU Cruiser Buick ’S7-’S8 One of the liveliest scrambles 2 p.m.—Yanks vs. Orioles, ting challenger appearing in his Not Good Enough By Stroke in Houston Classic the title with Windham ; D. E. R. R. for berths is taking place at third llU i championship test. never tried this sport at all. 15.95 Channel 8; WKNB 810. and Maloney. And that would be a pure shame. Nothing like this J9 footer base where»senior Mike Geciaus- 2:15—This Week in Sports, Pender's crown has geographical Dodge Fargo '57 kas and Junior Dennla Dailey .are limits in recognition—Massachu As Rockville Bows Houston, Tex., April 21 (/P —*Palmer out o ^ a tie at 67 with Channel 8. Chev track ’41-’49 19.95 dueling for the starting tjerth. "We 2:80—Bed Sox vs. White Sox, setts, New York and Europe. But Peter Thomson, the Australian Jack Bu: t ^ r .. Julius Boros, have a real tussle going on at the 30-year-old ex-fireman from Middletown—One out away from Jerry Johnny Pott and Ford ’49-’54 977 MAIN STREET Channel 8, WTIC 1080. who has won the British Open third," continued the Indians' 4 p.m.—Sports Thrills, Brookline, Mass., expects to get no-hit game, Rock'ville right Gordon Ford truck ’40-’5S MANCHESTER—MI S-685S four times, began the second Heart Attack Claims Singer^ boss. "Both are good glove men Channel SO. nearly $80,000 as his share of an hander Ron LaFerriere saw every Grouped with Palmer at 68 were Cadillao ’62-’56 thing go up in smoke yesterday af round of the $40,000 Houston golf Huston Laclair of Birmingham, with strong arms. Maybe I’ll find 4:80—Rare of Week, expected $100,000 gate plus $75,- Rear Wood Memorial, Channel 18 000 In video rights. ternoon as Jim Neville produced classic today with a one-stroke Ala., Freddie Colorful Ex-Lightweight King 5 p.m.—Bowling Stars, Giving away four years in age a two-run single which- provided lead over Chick Harbert. leans and Jeri;y Barber of Los the margin of victory as Middle- NASH—Most Channel 80. ^ and five inches in reach, Basilio ex Thomson birdled the last two Angeles. ! Stadebaker—Most 5 p.m.—All-Star Golf, pects to reap about $50,000. town High's baseball team regis holes, yesterday to overtake Har Player, the young South Africa New-York, April 21 — A lfthan $250,000 In his' meteoric ring tered a 3-2 victory over the Rama Ford truck ’64-’58 Channel 8. "This is a good fighter,” Pen bert,' the 1954 PGA champion. star who took the Masters title Singer, one of the colorful figures career. His two bouts in Yankee Dodge truck 'S4-’S8 5 p.m.—Wrestling, Channel 18. der said last night after a light in their Central Valley B League With a 32-33—65 for the 7,122-yard, frofn Palmer by one stroke, was of a boxing era that pixiduced Stadium In 1930, against Mandell Cadmao ’57-’58—Rear 8 p.m.—Yanks vs. Orioles, workout In sweat togs. "Tm mak contest. par 35-35—70 Memorial Park disgusted with his late-afternoon Jadi Sharkey, Primo Garners, and McLarnln, drew over 62,000 WTNT 1230. Ing no miscalculations with Ba- At first, it was believed that La course. finish. He bogied four of the last Kid Chocolate, Young Stribling, spectators and nearly $300,000 in 10 p.m.—Fight.of Week, sUio. Ferriere had pitched a no-hltter Harbert birdled the final two eight holes. Jimmy McLarnln, Tony Canzoneri gate receipts. Pender vs. BasUlo, "My left hand may be sharp, but and was beaten. But Middletown holes to offset a pair of back nine "My putting was bad, my chip and Maxie Rosenbloom, is dead at His defeat by Canzonerl, before ^ h o m ^ s o n Club Cruisette 19 Channel 8. don't go for the Idea that I’m go Coach John DiNunzlo checked bogies for a 32-34—66 posted half ping was bad," he said. ‘In fact, 51. 16,000 in Madison Square Garden, at an extra-fair low price ing to slice him up. Expect for the with the umpires on Neville's blow an hour earlier. my chipping, putting were Singer, listed in the boxing rec was oonaidered a startling upeet. OUARANTEED for UFE of GAR Sunday— Sugar Ray Robinson fight he has and the latter was given a hit in Both Thomson and Habert slip pathetic." ord books as being two years old Later Singer claimed he had faint Pride-pleasing big boat -looks and styl Yanks vs. Orioles, never been seriously cut. stead of another error to Rock ped in quietly. A major portion of Thomson meanwhile hit 17 Channel 8, WKNB 810. er, died of a heart attack yester ed in the ring. But boxing fol- ing. Deep cockpit keeps the kids in and TO OMGINAL OWNER "We have a plan. Barring some ville. Two errors and a fielder's the gallery of 20,000, a first day greens while collecting five birdies day. He bad been a salesman for lowers labeled him as a prime 2 p.m.—Braves vs. Pirates, thing. unforseen. I’ll stick to It.” choice play proceeded Nerille’s' and 13 pars. Harbert hit 18 while everybody dry. Roomy, Channel SO. reco^ for the 15-year-old classic, the past four years. example of a fighter who has a Pender, a 12-to-5 favorite, would gpame-wlnning blow. ^centmted on Gary Player and mixing 10 pars with six birdies Singer held the world light- terrific punch and a non-reslsUnt sleep-three cabin. Equipped 2:80—Red Sox vs. White Sox, not elaborate but the flg^uring is LaFerriere, who had returned Channel 8, WTIO 1080. Arnold Palmw, playing their first and two bogles. -weight championship for three chin. with canvas cockpit dodgr he 'Will try to keep BaalUo off bal. to Rockville believing he had lost a eompatitlva rounds aince their Burke beat Boroa in a 1959 play months and 28 d s ^ in 1030 — ' Survlvore include a son, Harvey, ers, ship’s wheel, berth Budget 5:80—^Tenpin Derby :i ance with the left Jab and minim no-hltter, struck out a half dozen Terms Channd 8. Masters Tournament thriller two off for the classic title. They got the shortest tenure ever for a of New York; two hrotheni, Louis cushions. TIRE SERVICE ize Carmen’s announced body at batters and Issued only two passes. weeks ago. their 67s yesterday by ainking lightweight (fiMunpion. He won it and Ralph, and a alster, Hortenae, tack plan. The bout is likely to go Hia mound foe, Joe Jagoda, who Palmer, seeking his . second birdie putts on the 18th green. by knocking out Sanmiy Mandell NIW Star-Goi«r Hotch FISK of Miami, Fla. ' THURSDAT’IS FIGHT the full 16 rounds to a decision. yielded single tallies In the first Liberty Mutual Repeats Rec Volleyball Win classic victory, had a two-under Haas, playing in the same three in the first round, July 17, 1930. KhIi levt itt 41* s II* size McBRIDE'S Los Angeles — Jim McCarter, "I didn’t take this fight to lo^e,” and sixth frame:, walked four and 68. Player three-putted six greens some, also birdled for his 68. He liost it to Canzoneri Nov. 14, for more nn and air. Open Till 9 PJ4. Tharfiday— All Day Satnrday 222, Los J^ ele4 , outpointed Floyd countered Basilio. "Just don’t fanned 17 Rockville batters. and took a 72 that left him seven The newcomers grouped with also on a first round, knockout. He RAINBOW OIRL8 Joyner, 198, Photiilx,' 10. Eddie Repeat champions in the Rec N a tio ^ Volleyball League were Liberty Mutual. The make the mistake of underrating Middletown ...000 008 x-8 1 2 TEL. MI 9-8747 SPORT SPOT Insurancemen dropped but one match during the 1960-61 season. Squad members strokes off the pace. Burke and Boroe have never finish was barply 21 -when he lost the Best totals Included Nstslle In Manchaster—357 Broad Street—Td. Ml S*3444 181H, Denver, knocked me; RuckvUle ...... 100 001 0-2 2 8 ▲ 10-foot putt that rafuaad to ed hlgtier than fourttb in a POA UUe. Geldel 120, L(>rrie BoUn 118, I»U 109 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER " ’oiker, ISOH, San were, front row, l « t to right, John ^tonakes, TKm Donovan and Jim St. Clair. Back "If an opportunity arises I’ll try Jagoda and Carta; LaFerriere drop on the final green knocked Tounuunent' Singer reportedly eanied mere Peterson 112, Donna Sartor 110. row, Jack Edwards, Don Cook and George Andrews, (Photo by Burkamp.) for a knockout but no predlctlpns. and Fahy. / . / */
. 1 ^ ■ » • *_!*- "4 ■' - ^ e, - r. ,»> ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1961 PAGE TWENTYtTanUUfi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY. APRIL 21, 1961 Garden— Farm— Dairy Household Goods 51 Rooms Wiihout Board 59 Apartments— Flats— Houses For .Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Salt 72 House*' For Sale 72 Lots For Salt 73 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Articles For Sals 45 Tenements , 68 RadlteTV Repair vProducta 50 SAVE ON ALL steel wardrobes a. ONE ROOM available In modern, CX3VE1NTRY—8 room ranch, full I—$14,700—BUY this 6 room cape NO EXTRA CHARGE TWO B ZONE late With a n LOAM, BAND. a ^ . Marlow’s FurnltOrs Dept. Larg* furnished .apartment for gentle cellar, fireplace. Must sell. 4Vi% now. Price reduced, owner . pur water. Union Bt. Monolwattr. Services 18 a s p a r a g u s PLANTS-a ywara . 316 WOOOBRIDGE^-$18,500, cozy, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for delightful view from this hilltop nil, Call Millar's Band and Gravel, est selection in town. From $10.88 man, $12 a week, private kitchen homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, mortgage, Tongren, broker, Ml chased new home. Good neighbor $2,380 each. MI 9-$4$S, . old, 80 each. Clifford Brlerley, up. Easy terms. 867 Main St. Vemorv 1959 . ranch home, under o o m t n r s TV and Radio Mwvtce, S n t » m x A IS tnwraHT from iiMKfViujK B uTHM 8M n CMA OBT AND A8 HEP Ml i-8903. ___ _ and bath, pleasant country sur ■team gas heat, fireplace, freezer, 3-6321. hood, large lot, aluminum aiding, $16,000, 3 bedrooms, living room Dart m u Rd., Rockville;' weat off amesite drive. CaU the R. F. TWO-FAMILY HOMES COVENTRY—Near lake. Six lote, avaUabto aU noun. SatMaetlan m w rrcoMEf TOoouMiiMUPiwowcffi/ WITH THE CALORIE COUHT AS A C R A. roundings, 8 miles from Rockville. stove, 2-csr garage, amesite drive. with bow picture window, kitchen, CLASSIFIED WALLPAPER SALB-PuUy trim- Route »• Route 88, Ellington. Everything In VERMONT real estate for sale. Dimock Co., to 9-5245. Barbara four 75x125, 1600 each; two corner guaraat—d.XbtU Ml S -m i.______WITH A*mXF0RM- Abundant shade, evergreen, fruit mad, jdaatio coated, many USBD' FURNlTURB, Ml 8-7449. Summer homes, camps, lake shore Woods, t o 9-7702, 'Johanna Evans, MANCHESTER basemeht recreation -room. Alum .lots, $800 each. Call MI 9-792S cluded. TR 5-8312, TR 5-3634', trees. Wide frontage, 400 toot inum storms, screens. Lot a)x)ut x o A V iy o u Y'Mta-iM-tTHiMKir ;HO:MDSREAO for m i; THAtS m s patterns to choose froin. G. J. property, wo'odlots. Fenton W. MI 9-5653. after 7 p.m. . Fertilizers 60-A depth, exclusive Escott. MI 7-7 spacious kitchens, modern 110x180. App. $2,800 assumes G.I. UORTXNBiUt TV SpeclallMd RCA , FirrftucKtf. 0 - 1 XAIORIIS! t HAD 810 CALORIES Morrlaon Paint Store, 855 Center LARGE SINGLE room for rent, Chester, broker, Box 122, Lyndon, 9-7683. tile bath.'^aluminum storms, am- mortgage, monthly payr^ents advertising Ulerliian, serrleo. MI MMl. HOMriOWMUCK ,8ElTWi9 l43.a9 , FOR SREAUFAST,30« FORLUHCH. S t gentleman preferred, parking. Tel. Vermont. II—APPEALING 6 room cape, one CXEAN COW manure. Delivered. WESTINQHOtJSE washer - dryer esite drive, 2 oil burners in a nice $91.44. \)FrTOlDyOU UOMETMMOUKETHNrf ' AHO 30 9 FOR SUPRERITMAT MI 9-7743. partially finished. Combinations Resort Properly For Sale 74 LOAM, LOAM, Loam atralght $5 and $10 loads. ExoeUent for combmatlon. MI 3-1762. $13,600—SIX room cape, full base EAST HARTFORD—6 room custom apartment house section, $16,600. PHILOO RECOMMENDED Service , tPEUPOH i c m REMIMBER. meahsicahhavexacup ment, combination wlndowa and throughout, fireplace, large mas CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS —On Hl-Fi’a, radloa, televialon. the farm. CaU Upton OonatrucUon. gardens lawns, shrubs. MI 8-7804, PLEASANT, ROOM, gentleman, cape, enclosed breezewav, garage, ter bedroom, half acre beautifully Waltoiv W. Grant Agency CX3VENTRY L A K E -5 room ranch,' . OROCERKi? BXkCU’^.’ OF SHIMMED MILK ~ ROGERS’ SILVERWARE In fac doors, amesite drive,' shade treek, 3H-3>/4 large rooms just renovat Alao, (iiaranteed aervlce on all BEFORE BED. AHD< Inc., Ooventry,--PI 9-5190 or PI Ml 9-8781. separate entrance, parking. Phone fireplace, recreation room, fenced wooded lot In one of the beat loca Lillian Grant, realtor MI 3-1153 modern, fully fumikhed, Lakewood 8:15 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. 2-7604. tory sealed cartons, SO-plece serv MI 9-2951 or MI 3-1616. 80 days occupancy Marion E. yard, trees, bus. Carlton W. Hutch- ed, good single heating system, 2- Heights section.'MI 3-6710, MI other makea. S^op our apecial do- Ice for 8, regular $89. sacrifice Robertson, Broksr. Ml 3-695$ tions in town, near new shopping it-youraelf department featuring ins, MI 9-6132 center. Owner being transferred, par garage, nice lot, $16,900. EAST HARTFORD 3-0229 evenings. SNOW BLOWER for aala, like new; iriowers— Nursery Stock 50-B $18 , Excellent Mother's Day gift. VERNON — Large diacount pricea. Tubea 15% to comfortable 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville, $1$,- that’s why It’s only $14,900. c ill r o P Y CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. also, 4 aluminum acreena 81%x47. Will deliver. BU 9-6955. gentleman. FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch, 5- 5 now being completely re Settle back MOODUS LAKE—Cottage. On* 50% off Ua*. Open evenlnga and room, private bath, 650. 6 room ranch, large living the R. F. Dimock Co,, MI 9-5245. S n L t S ; riupyr loow a j i - s a t u r d a y • a j l MI 8-2331. DIG YOUR Hemlock, White Pine, MI 9-9991. 5-2, dining room, steel beam con modeled from attic to basement, in this near new 5‘/4 room 2 bath minute to water, private beach, Saturdaya. Satellite Electronlca Red Pine, Laurel. $1 up. Saturday JUNE BRIDES Special at Mar room, cabinet kitchen, 8 bed Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702. Johan including new heating system, 3- ranch. Decorator fireplace. 8 twin Service, 165 School St., Manchea- struction, garage, trees, bus, na Evans, MI 9-5653. furnished, gas, electricity • with NITB CRAWLERS—20c dose^ and Sunday only. William Schmidt, low’s—Choose your bedroom now rooms, 1H% mortgage can be Bowers School, $18,900. Carlton car garage, minutes from down bedrooms, large cheerful, front two extra lots. Ideal' for , small - PLEASE READ YOUR AD ter, M3 V-1786 or JA 8-1669. and receive our free gift offer. De Apartments— Flats— assumed. Marion E. Robertson, town, $17,500. ■kitchen, carport, 90x200 wooded year 'round price. 89 Spruce or MI Forest Lane, E. Glastonbury. W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5132. III—SIX ROOM colonial on Porter family or couple, $2,200. Cjall M I ^ Ads’* Hf# OT®f plKHI^ •• ft ©Oft* 9-9495. luxeiBlue-Bell mattress with every Tenements 68 Broker, Ml 8-5053. lot. St. Christopher Parish. Ix>w 3-2334. TV SERVICE—All makea. Honest, St. 26 foot living room, 1V4. baths, S'/4-8V4 modem apartment type rrnlfiirt Tb« «dvertl*er aboiOd read W» Oie FIB8 1 IT Economical. High quality parts. 'suite. Latge selection of quality BOLTON 17'.8 Call now.,Mr. Tom Tyska, BU I j W A B s l l d BEPORT EBROBS U» tliM for tbo nest LOST OUT lease—must vacate in Household Goods 51 furniture at low prices on et^sy GENERiVL RENTAL agency. J. D. MANCHESTER—St. James’ Par 2-car garage, beautiful condition. with custom kitchen cabinets, large 9-6500, MI 9-5306. ASHFORD LAKE — 8 bedroom Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for ish. 3 bedroom ranch, paneled rec Brook, shrubs, trees provide p Selling for $26,200. Call the R. F. unii The HermW l» reoponiitble for only ONE Incorrect or omitted a few days. Bobtail soda fountain, t-rms. (Lay-away-plan) 867 Main Realty, 470 Main Street, Ml turesque setting for this spacious bath, mahogany paneling, two effi BARROWS & WALLACE ranch, porch, large wooded water, service since 1931. Phone MI complete, $35. Formica counter TORO LAWNMOWER8 at reduced 8-5129. reation room, fireplace, attached Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245. Barbara cient heating aystems, extra large " r i n y Id^^Siement .nd then only to »«• • «• « »* ■ 9-4S3T. Potterton’s. ISO Center St. St. (app. 1,400 sq. ft.) custom built (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) front lot, $4,300. BU 9-1276, JA UH«rOoo. Error, whlcb do not le « « i the .nlqe of and stools, complete, $35. Other prices. Ride, rotary, reel models garage, assumable 4Mi% mort Woods, MI 9-7702. Johanna Evans, lot, excellent location, $18,900. 8-4575. FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, gage. Owner Ml 3-6t77. ranch (1949). 7 rooms all opening MI 9-5653. 55 E. Center St g y ^ ^ g S t J i ^ h o t be corrected by -mnhe Kood" taoertloii. restaurant equipment at sacrifice with wind-tunnel grass bag attech- FOR DECORATIVE lighting from hall include 3 twin size bed dMI 9-5306 ment. Marlow’s. Inc., 887 Main, choose your lamps at Marlow’s convenient location, Ml 9-8590, or 6- 6 comfortable rooms with Millinery Dressmaking 19 Ml 3-2487. 35 LAKE STREET—7 room co rooms, pecky cypress paneled den, MANCHESTER-2-famlly 6-6 flat, plenty of space,', comer lot, 2-car S’have it. MI 9-9983, MI 3-8677. Ml 9-5321. Furniture Dept. Large selection at MANCHESTER — New listing. Suburban For Sale 75 lonial, living room with fireplace, 13x13 dining room, 21x14 living beautiful, nice location, 2-car ga garage, ideal location. $18,900.' lOOB tXK>PEBAT10N tMlX i^| 3-2711 DRESSMAKING and alteraUona on low prices at easy terms. 867 Main SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot room, fireplace, lai^e kitchen with $18,500 Colonial. Set among trees, BE APPRECIATED li/IUI m i «« A# ■ ■ FURNITURE and dishes, just good An Albert Super Duper Special formal dining room, den cabinet rage, large lot. $22,500; 5 room TO SETTLE estate —reasonably ladies’ clothing, children's cloth St. 'V6tpr, garage, stove and refrig kitchen with dishwasher, 3 bed dishwasher and disposal. Iti baths. older home $9,500; (Colonial Cape, 5-4 completely customized and screened rear porch, front vesti ing a specialty. Also draperies and enough for fchildren to finish. Sin $50 FREE GROCERIES erator, central, $125 a month. Full basement, 2-car garage, 1% bule, attached garage, closets ga pricec, 5 room nouae, main high* gle beds and dressers, very cheap. IT'S STROLLER and baby carriage rooms, baths, landscaped lot full ahed, 1% baths, reduced to modem throughout, 2 new heating way three acres of land, newly evening gowns made. Prices rea with purchase of any 8 room outfit Available. Call Ml 8-2785 before 5. 102x612. Marion E. Robertson, acres, under $25,000. systems.-comer lot. $19,500. lore, General Electric kitchen, MI 4-1472. weather now. Choose yours at $16,900; short way out—a real decorated, new heating «ystem. Lost and Found 1 Business Services Offered 13 sonable. MI 9-9946. HfiRVE'/ HABER, during our Great April Sale. You Broker, Ml 3-5953 Walton W. Grant Agency room cutie, large lot, eaaily fi di.shwasher, disposal. Fireplace, get your groceries at the Market Marlow's Furniture Dept. Large ROCKVILLE — Ideal for newly 3-family 5-4-4 convenient location, bath, lavatory. Bus nearby. Ex Call Ml 3-2785 week daye. teRenToio,emitief selection of Thayer cribs, play Lillian Grant, Realtor MI 3-1153 nanced, $7,900; beautiful 4 room I/)g T —Female German Shepherd, CUSMA APPUANCE S ervlce-R a ALTERA'nONS and hemming on e/wao4 of your choice weds! 3V4 room apartment on SIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and good Income on the moderate In clusive Escott, MI 9-7683. ladies’ and children's garments. Boats and Accessories 46 yards and all Juvcnllwe need.-^. Al ranch, plus breezeway and ga license 2716. vicinity Manchester- pairs all makea refrigerators, 8 COMPLETE Reed St. Heat, stove, refrigerator, garage, full shed dormer, 2 full FOR THE THRIFTY vestment of $14,900. (reetera, washing machines, dry MI 9-6728. ways quality at lowest prices. rage, l',4 acres land, a real cream PRINCETON STREET — Brick Vemon town line. Oilldren’s pet. ROOMS OF BRAND NEW and picnic area. 15 minutes from baths, wooded lot. easy walking puff, $11,900; many more from -Wanted— Real Estate 77 era ranges oil and gbs burner.. Easy terms. 867 Main St. front oversized Cape, 4 down 3 FURNITURE Hartford. MI 9-4824, TR 5-1166. distance to schools, bus, and shop- If yo\i are interested In a fine $4,500 up. Call the Ellsworth Mit Reward. Ml 9-6021. ____ MI 9-OOSS. All work guaranteed. BUY NOW and save—boat, motor h on ^ at a low pr^e,* check this J. D. REALTY CO. partially finished up.stairs. sepa *, AND APPUANCES FROM ROLUNG Park Cape, 2 ping. Don’t miss this outstanding ten Agency, realtors, MI 3-6930 WISH SOMEONE to handle your Moving— Trucking— Situations W’anted— and trailer. MI 9-1364. SIX ROOM duplex available May hqlfffe in Coventry^ 3 bedroom rate garage in heated basement, Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 sets custom made drapes, gray value, $15,900. Phllbrick Agency or MI 9-5524, real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 CXIMPLETTE REPAIRS - By Stu Storage 20 The "Economy” 1, oil heat, storm windows and MI 9-8464. ranch garage Large lot. Only 470 Main St. MI 8-5129 fireplace, porch, storms, large Announcementa art R. Wolcott on aut'.miatlc Female 38 1957 21-FOOT Trojan pleasure boat Free $50 Groceries wool nip 9x14 and pad, French for prompt and courteous sendee. STENOGRAPHER —Legal exper SERVICE STATION attendant, ex screens, adults preferred. MI $13,000.. wooded lot, $14;900. Owner t o Joseph Barth, Broker. washers, dryers tuid electric :«1ANCHESTER Packaga Delivery perienced. Full-time and part- inboard Gray Marine engine. 3 R o o m s ...... F?8 Provincial coffee table, and many 9-0394. ROCKVlLLE-7 Berger Rd. V i ' ^ a n o t e s t b r ' 3-1969 after 6:30 p.m. (A.L.A.1 - AUTOMOBILE LEGAL ience, shorthand, transcription, RECENT GRADUATE of modem Toilet; stove, sink, 2 bunks, com other items all like new. Ml Lovely 7 room Colonial Cape, at ranges, t o 9-8678. Light trucking and package deliv time. Wyman Oil Company, 24 The "Honeymoon" room ranch, fireplace, heated rec SELLING? Buying? Trading? No Association. Special Representa electric typewriter. Salary com P,B.X. School would like full- pletely equipped, $3,500. Will take 9-8917. SIX ROOM duplex, steam oil >eat, tached breezeway and garage, MANCHESTER — 4 room ranch, ery. Refrlgeratora, waahera and Main Street. Free $50 Groceries room, completely furnished (blond JARVIS REALTY CO. $12,500—SIX ROOM Cape, excellent matter what your needs may be, tive. aifford W. Barnett. 26 Otis c h a in s a w work — Trees cut. mensurate with experience. Box ^me work. Call MI 9-7178. full basement, siding, lovely yard, stove moving specialty. Folding smaller boat in trade. MI 3-4551, ROOMS ...... $269 cellar and attic, 2 large porches, ranch oak), city water, sewer, complete enclosed sunporch, 1’4 condition. Assume $76 monthly, Mitten cap fit them like a glove. St.. Manchester, Conn., MI 8-7424. Reasonable rates. Call PI 8-7BU O. Herald. ONE DELUXE Hoover converti baths, fireplace, combination win patio and fireplace, convenient lo chairs for rent. Ml 94)759. MACHINISTS— The “Charm House” • copper window screens, opposite stores, bus, $12,500. Assume 4'4% MI 3-4112 PI 2-8311 small cash. Carlton W. Hutchins, Free inspection upon request. Call between 1:10-4:» or any time 14 FOOT runabout boat, 18 h.p. ble vacuum cleaner, store dem Center Park. Available about May dows, awnings, amesite drive, dish cation, $11,900. Principals only. MI PILGRIM MILLS acceptance by TOOL MAKERS Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 Free $50 Groceries mortgage. 3-0346. MI 9-5132. the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Saturday or Sunday. AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- Evinrude and Mastercraft trailer, ROOMS ...... $894 onstrator, $64.88. Regular $109.50. 5. Adults preferred. Ml 9-7529. MI 9-1200 washer, snd many more extras. Personate the women of Manchester and vi Job shop work— $500. MI 3-6046. Easy terms. Marlow’s 867 Main Realtors, Ml 3-6930. moving. Mcklng storage. Low SMALL PUPPIES, part terrier, The "Hollywood” MANCHESTER-2 baths, full ahed Beautiful landscaped yard in a se WAPPING—8 room ranch, sun- AMESITE d r i v e w a y s construct cinity necessitatea an incre.ase in Commercial and aircraft. St. THREE ROOM heated apartment rate on long distance moves to our sales force. It you've had ex part dachshund, reasonable. PI Free $50 Groceries dormer, 6 room Cape, completed cluded neighborhood. Priced at only A SWEETHEART OF A ’ room, garage, approximately one WE BUY and sell. Please call thia IXJCCTROLUX Sales end Service, ed — resurfaced — sealed. Ml Interviews any time. FOR SALE — 8% h.p. Evinrude for rent on bus line, near churches MANCHESTER $21,900. S' bonded repreeentaUve,B, AlfredaBtsaw 48 statea. Peraonallsed aervlce. MI perience in selling or dressmak Open Saturday mornings 2-8251. Light-Twin, just like new. MI 3 ROOMS ...... $<88 recreation room with built-in bar, acre wooded lot, 1)4 baths, extras. office for speedy service. J.' D. 3-6515. 8-6137, CH T-1498. and stores; Call or see Mrs. Har CAPE Amell, 906 Henry St, W Ml ing, come In for a friendly inter 3-7857. The "Boulevard” BENDIX WASHING machine for lovely lot with fireplace and gar $13,700—Small two-family with U & R REALTY CO., INC. Owner MI 4-0091, 609 Foster St. Realty. 470 Main Street, Ml 3-5129. THE NEWTON COMPANY GORDON SETTER puppies, 8 ris, Burton's, Inc. Call MI 9-5351. den. Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. three rooms on each floor. One MI 3-2692 1-0450. SPRING CLEAN-UP—Attica cel MANCHESTER Moving and Truck view at Pilgrim Mills, Hartford Free $50 Groceries sale. $35 takes it. MI 3-5345. This most charming 6 room lars, garages, yards, burning bar Road, Manchester (formerly 55 Elm St., Manchester weeks old,. AKC registered. Intel 18 FOOT BRISTOL, 25 h.p. elec S ROOMS ...... $59t vacant. Ideal retirement arrange R. D. Murdock M l 3-6472 home offers a delightful living ing Company. Local and long dis ligent, healthy. Call MI 8-7427. ROCKVILLE — 24 Grove Street. PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial VACUUM CLEANERS repaired to rels emptied, vacant houaea Cheney Hall). trie Evinrude, completely equips The "Aristocrat” 'MATTRESSES and box springs by Well furnished two room apart ment. room with fireplace and beautiful my own home eh( . Forty years tance moving, packing and ator- WANTED — Experienced tractor- ped. Top with side, aft curtains famous makers—$19, $29, $39, $49 with 4 bedrooms, IM baths, large CXILONIAL HOUSE next to Green 9 cleaned. Barrels for sale. M 4 .M age. Regular aervlce throughout COCKER PUPS 7 weeks, AKC Free $50 Groceries ment, also aingle room. Call TR carpeting, a formal dining room, factory experience. All makes, MATURE WOMAN to babyalt with trailer driver. Contact A