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Average DaUy Net Presa Run The Weather For the Week Ended Fereeaat of U. 8. Weather Bureau March 11, 1961 Snow berlnnlng thia evenlag er tonhirht, conttnuUig until ^leiday 13,317 noon, poeeibljr mixed with sleet Member of the Audit an4 rain. Low tonight S8 to S4. Hl|^ nieoday near dO. ' * Bureau of Clrcnlation Manchester— A City o f Village Charm
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State News] H-dg**Say*Tax U.S. Couple Accused 1 1 Unnecessary Bid Soviet Roundup Washington. March 13 (JP>— Secretary of Commerce Luther British Open Trial H. Hodges says it will not be Air Good necessary to cut taxes this Mishaps Bring spring to spur the economy. Hodges said yesterday he Of 3 as Red Spies thinks the recession has hit Intentions Death to Five ’ bottom and the economy now can start upward. By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS President Kennedy said in I^ndon, M arch 13 (/P)— ^An: The government claims they stole Washington, March 13
PAGE THltBB ^ ? '■ r MAtJCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1961 KASCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, MARCH 13, M61 P A G E T W O Rqckville^V ernon > Cuba Executes Town to Putr, iNTitoouoma n e w i -y b a r Bolton [HEALTH CAPSULES! South Windsor Sheinwold on Bridge W. A. Morgan, New Heating ELECTRONIC Lions O iib to dancer Center TECHNICIAN 16 rr ADVISAStl TO Town Gets Clear Title PROORAM “ T H E W A Y K »p utrroviA. Castro Ex-Aide In Firehouse Honor Gr. 8 VlSiTASUiS? Unit Founded USB BIDMNO Spring Tern»—Storcii IS TO FMK I4BAD v Boih OdM vutaarsbls A jump In the cost of heating Also . . . EVENINO SERVIOINO By Alfred Bhetawold NORTH To Talcottville School (Continued from Page One) COURSE — TWICE WEEKLY I HEARD IT” A chapter of the American Med the fire" station on Pine St., from Good Citizens Sensible ofipoaeDts usually have AKA >660 for a winter to >1,200 for ical Center, Eleanor RooaeyeU a reason for sMb bid. If you can The Town of Vernon today hasestratelrtc Army (Corps’ 82d Dl- who defended Morgan, detorlbed Write or call for full InformsttOB U ’« 5 the final moments before Morgan one month, led General Manager Coimectlcat’s Oldest Eloetronles hy John Gruber Cancer Foundation, haa been ifatedt the. reason you may be abU clear 11 e to toe Talcottville vision. with cpmbat units from Richard Martin to plan< a different Citizenship awards will be pre tek the beet opening lead, certain Latin AmeHcan covmtrles and Carreras became the 598th School formed to aerve the South.Wind School, used for education "of re and 699th unofficially listed vic way to heat the station. sented to Grade 8 aludenja by the eat dldnt pay n r in simulated defense of the Pana 56 UNION PLAGE • JAckson 5-8406 • HARTFORD 8, CONN. Uons Club again this year. sor area. It will ba known as the 3 10 t - > - OQ*S tims of revolutionary firing squads. The general manager said the to bis typooente; he li^ R se tarded cldldren, and the Board of ma Canal. blinding is being heated by a As In past years, two awards Trl-Town Chapter. quence that he hswl Blind w • S643 0 »5 ^ Morgan wore his military boots — '" " ■'■'■■r ...... " i f ...... * AS ♦ K97I3 Eklucatlon tomorrow will discuss Sergeant Baflier Is regularly as and faced death calmly, Carro said. single-pipe steam system o r i^ a - will be" given, one to the outstand The foundation la a non-sectarl- book eonwwtwe,^ he M m signed as a squad leader in the in Bo BMiiy people have aaked jne^ rather large hand, ao that you ing school citizen among the boye 9 5 4 ___.<0X01 repoiltog the old brick building. . Witnesses told the '.awyer that ting In CSieney Bros. The system ^ ^ octaves______well,f 1 the Work Im is Wrkiiw,!bound * to n an hoe^tal open to all people in Jack oC s p e i^ Irw aa a Msndly aouxB fantry’s Company C ,, at Fort was installed many yeeirs ago •bout the recent Van CSihum re end the other to the outstanding need of medical help who other School Superintendent Raymond Morgan joked with his execution be effective without jmy interpre opening lead. 4 A 7 6 2 Bragg, N.C. He entered the Army ers and .embraced the^ soldier In when all of the buildings in that eitai in Hartford, that I guess I'll citizen among the glrla. The award wise coiuld not receive it, and for South won with the ace of E. Ramsdell said toe town haa re- in 1945. The sergeant Is a gradu OP MANCHESTER tation whatever. in each case will be a >25 U, 8. V A K 10 7 3 ^ celved a quitclaim deed to the charge. area. Including toe Cheney family ■ have to. comment. In the first cancer research. Functions of the spadea, led a club to the ace and ate of Montebello (Calif.) High homes, were heated by one central FLETCHER GLASS GO. MltcheU This accounU for Hs popularity. savings bond and will be presented new chapter are to assist in the a clubw He got heOk to school property signed by Mr. and Carro said he telephoned Mor' place, I did hot attend eo natural It is "sure-fire,'' at the hands of School. gan’s mother, Loretta, in Toledo system. 9-7870 at the graduation exericaes-ln June, advancement of cancer research, dummy with the king of sp a i^ Mrs. John G. Talcott Jr., who live 188 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE ly I did not revie^v his playing, almost any pianist with a rea A committee consisUng of the In Duxbury, Mass. Mrs. Bone to Visit but "she was so- upset she couldn’t Until this year, the town has and support of the hospital and ■fni ruffed another club with the W W ??» K Mrs.'George Bone, of Hartford, m ien I tell people that, they next sonably large hand. Other works school principal, the Grade 8 COOKED VBSITABLIS medical care of cancer patlenta C. Dennison Talcott who lives finish the conversation.” The moth' paid >660 to Cheney Bros, for the CORNER DURANT ST. seven of hearts. 3 W department auxiliary president, heat in the station. ask why I did not attend. are not in this class, but require teachers, the librarian, and the di RAPIOUy LOSS VITAMIN C. throuj^ fund raising activlUea This left South with ths flve An am In Tamottville signed, hla portion er had appealed to Cuban Presi ■Well, the diief reason would sensitivity of expression, and del rector of after school sports will AFTIB 41 HOURS. THIY of the deed some time ago. will make'Her official visit to Rock- dent Osvaldo Dortlcos for mercy. This year the company installed HAVI ONLY 1 /3 AS Ofneers elected by the group in h ig ^ t trumps fa the combined lead — 4 I LARGER QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! seem to be that Mr. Sol Hurok icacy of nuance. In these Mr. determine the winners. Leadership, clude: Mrs. Leonard Green, presi The John Tsdeotts wished to vile tomorrow at a meeting of the He Ignored the request.^ a meter on the steam line to MUCH. ITS PROBARUy hands. Ha could safely ruff spades Auxiliary .and Hockanum Bar PLENTY OP FRONT AND REAR PARKINOI who manages Mr. Clibum. didn't Clibum is at a loss. sportamanahip, responsibility, serv dent; Mrs. Robert Krause, vice In the dummy and clubs In hla own make sure there was provision Morgan, 32, from Toledo, Ohio, measure how much steam was be SI6T NOT TO K liP THEM n v by ruffing cluba he runs out racks, Veterans of World War I in ing used. ► ask for my presence by sending Actually, the highly-touted Rus ice, and participation will be the LONGER THAN THIS, >resident, ways and meane; Mrs. hand to win the first ten tricks. thal the school will revert to the got a dlshondrable discharge from tickets. Nor did he take any ad sian competition which he won. la qualities used in appraising the lusscll Mugford, vice president; o f trunms and loses contra! 6f the citizens of Talcottville if the Ver the GAR rooms at 8 p.m. Several a U. S. paratrooper unit In Japan That In addition to the imustial- AUTO GLASS INSTALLED students for the awards. k CippJw W «• Vn k^M ■ band. The trump lead puts South other auxiliaries are scheduled to ind in 1957 joined Castro’s revolu ly severe weather In January vertising space in the Herald-. usually entered by studehts. Mr, h ki M « « li * krtMM k,\* «f • a -v Mrs. Charles Maurier, treasurer; Now go back to the bidding and non school system no longer uses ^he whole business of criticism Clibum was an ^established pro Named to OOP Conunlttee Mrs. George Perry, correspording •ee what It falls you. To begin on the skids, exactly as the bid 'the building as a school, attend, a spokesman said. tion. His troops fought 15 battles caused the jump in cost, said Mar GLASS FURNITURE TOPS got started years ago as an effort fessional when He won it, over Mrs. Edward Steele of Tolland secretary; Mrs. Rodney Shuarl, with, noody could make a strong ding Should Indicate to anybody r Ramsdell noted that a letter Hospital Notes InThe Escambray Mountains, earn tin. who listens carefully. The building is not Insulated, of the newspapers to police their more or le.ss inexperienced com Rd. has been elected a member of meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock f t recording secretary; Mrs. Lynn bid at any. stage. South probably bearing Talcott’s wishes and a sec Admitted Friday: Dale Crock ing the nickname “Tigers of the MIRRORS (Fireplace and Doar) ■ advertising columijs. In particular, the Republican Town Committee. Wallach, financial secretary; Mrs. needs lu w to make his contract. Pally queatloa ond letter from the board of Edu ett, White Rd. Espesura,” and Morg i after the said Martin. petition. , the church. The cost o f installing a com there used to be many fly-by-night At the moment, the U.S. ’was She replacea Harry Pellerin who The Ladies of St. George’s Epis Richard Horsfleld, hospitality The next point Is that after -Piurtner o p ^ with one spade, cation supporting those wishes Admitted Saturday: Andrew overthrow of dictator Fulgenclo draimatic companies who would depressed over the apparent Rus rusifirncd recently beceusc of bual- chairman; and Mrs. Robert Green North’s first response neither p and the next player passes. You have been filed with the Board of Hirsch, 84 Putnam I^me, Hazard- Batista stayed in Cuba, high in pletely new heating system has PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) copal Church wrill meet Wedneeday ville; David C3ochran, Ellington; been estimated , by eng;ineer pull Into town, advertise a produc sian superiority with Sputnik I, ness obligatlona that made it im at 8:30 p.m. at the .Rectory. berg. membership chairman. ner suggested notrump. Evident hold: Spades— J 10 8 5: Hearts— Selectmen. Castro's favor. tion In the local papers, give a possible to attend monthly meet Those Interested/in joining the ly each player thought he had 8 6 4 2; Diamond—A 8; Clubs— Marlaine Lardner, 67 Prospect St. Two years later he lost his Jerome Mueller as >10,000 at the WINDOW and PLATE GLASS amd the press seized the oppor PhbHe Records The clearamce of title to the. most, and possibly a good deal performance that w-asn't- worth a tunity to play’lip the fact that a ings of the committee. new chapter should contact Mra, tome distributional advantage for 9 5 4. What do you say? school building will be announced Admitted Sunday: Leon Rem- American citizenship for fighting Warrantee Deeds: Patrick Green at 11 Para Lane or Mra. kiewicz, 57 Village St.; Kathleen less. CONTRACTOKS: AVE HAVE IN STOCK nlckle and depart. pianist from America had defeat WWI Roster Plied Wynne to Eileen Dowds, property 1 pIiQT In hearts. Answer: Bid two spades. The officially to the Board of Educa in a foreigm army. But at w e time ed pianists from Russia, before A roster containing the service Greenberg' at l2 l Plhe Knob Dr, The poaslbiUty o f a cross-ruff raise will make life difficult for tion tomorrow at the regular 7:30 Edgar, 62 Grove, St.; Judy White, he was enjdying a hero’s stature Mark Twain included a fine ex in'Rosedale; William and Hope The group la' plahning a card par Country Lane;’ Genevieve Skin ample o f this type presentation in Russian judges. record of all Connecticut veteraps ■houM Immediately occur to every- the next opponent. If he wants to p.m. business meeting In the old for helping to decoy a group of MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS Grunske to John B. and Evelyn ty for May. get Into the auction. If your ner, Wilson Lane, Verntn; Emma- / "Huckleberry Finn," if you recall. Mr. Clibum had won a much of World War 1 is available to the Beverly Shepardson, property on b o ^ at the table.. Since the high school building. anti-Castro plotters into a trap. Book Fair Poster Winners Attendance Mark public for reference «T the Town 20 Oaserooma Needed defense against a crses-niff Is to |»artner baa a good hand, your line Blackwllder, 31 CSikrter Rd. OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS In order to see that their readers suffer competition in this country Bayberry Rd. Up for discussion at the meet Later he was demoted to run John Mlnney of 250 W. Center St., a sixth. g;rade-student at Ver- Clerk’s office.^ By the faU of 1965, the town lead a trump, West diould <^>en band should be about ms useful to ing will Je the problem of renova Birth Saturday: A son to Mr. ning a government frog farm. He Set at Mjiseum ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN got some sort of value for their several years previously, but this him as he has a right to expect. and Mrs. Richard Brescia, 40 Wil planck School, holds up the poster that won his first prize in. the and went unnoUcet* Open House Set wiU need an additional 20 elemen the deuce of hearts. tions to the building, already put told newsmen last fall that he was money, the newspapers took to The Howell Cheney Technical Maachester Evening Herald (Copyright 1961, General Fea son Ave., Westfield, Mass. poster contest held last week in conjunction with the Verplanck ■eiMling somebody to see that the in the press. AfMr all an Ameri tary school classrooma, according This limits dummy to one spade off for two months because of a staunch antl-Communlst and School in Manchester is holding an Bolton eorreapondent, Etna Dl- raff. If he tries to set up dum- tures Corp.) Discharged Friday; William book fair, which will be held tomorrow through Thursday at,the Attendance records were broken production was worth while. Th'ey csm invariably won it Young ntoek, telephone Mitchell 9-982$. to a study recently completed .by change in renovation plans and a Newbury, 72 Village St.}» Janet didn’t know how long he would last school. Second prize Winner Nancy Finlay of 30 Waddell Rd., at Lutz Junior Museum yesterday open house for the general public School Sui>erintendmt Merle ~ possible high estimate on, repair In his job. ' felt their advertising columns had Europeans didn't compote. Ikey tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. Stu Hedman, Elllnrton Ave.; Pauline also a sixth grade student, shows her poster. The fair will offer afternoon when more than 300 been used to urge their readers to weren't barred, but the cost of a Woodmans ee. costa Ziemba, 132 Union St.; Raymond more than 300 books, including fiction, biography, and non-fic adults and children crowded in to transaUantic trip weighed against dents who will attend the school If legal questions regarding use $72,000 in Bank Ramsdell suggested early in the Miami, Fla., March 13 — A ^lend money, and that consequent for the first Ume next fall Md Andover Ctoarest, Malii St., Vernon; Wil tion, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. (Herald photo by see the muserum’s Civil 'War ex ly the newspaper had some re a >1.000 prize, wUl net attract of the present EUswotrth Memorial G>venant Women Girl Scout Ngtes winter that the school building liam Coro, 140 Union St.; Linwood Chiban celebration of a revolution Saternis). their parents are especially Invited should he refurbished with main hibit. sponsibility. competitors from Europe. High School as an elementary For School Fund Honnon, 'Robin Rd., Vernon; An. ary anniversary turned into a Thomas Wallace, director of The Russian prize did net pay CCW to Meet school can be resolved ao It can repairs concentrated in the down' This attitude persists even to S t Meurlce Coupcll of Catholic Present Pageant Libby Beyrsr, who spent six drew Ridzon, West" Wlllington; shooting, rock-throwing uproar. the Springfield Armory Museum, day. particularly in large metro Mr. Cllbum's expenses either. But be used aS a 14-room grammar stairs, or basement room. He sug Women will be hosts to the RocH- vSeyd R enam ed Of St Bridget’s William Hilt, 2 Berger Rd.; Rus ■Among missiles flying in the delivered his talk and demonstra politan pi^iers. They won't send a a clever press agent saw to it school, only aix additional clasa- months to 'Australia last ysar gested hiring a local contractor sell C yr, 88 Dart Hill "Rd., Wap- Donnybrook on S. W. First, Street that his costs were more than re vlUe District Council of Catholic The Covenant Women's OuQd of with her family, gave a talk dbout and said money for the project tion of firearms and swords of crlUc, unless there has b«en ad- rooma would be needed. Covenant Congregational Church ping. yesterday were chunks of cenvent Tornado Damage High the Civil War twice to accommo vsrtlslng in their columns, or im- couped by free advertising. He Women at a meeting tonight at 8 Fire President At. Avery St. School there ere St. Bridget’s psrMi has saved could come from transfers in the o'clock in the church hall. The pro- mmented a pageant, "FUlfag the the Girt Guides of Auetndia at the >72,000 toward eventual oonstnic- Discharged Saturday: Donald building block and folding chairs date the large number of Civil Isss one. la requested. So I didn't was almost botmd to i^n, and the now 456 . pupils In 16 'classrooms school budget and possibly from Johnson, 19 High St.; Mabel Cha from the meeting site, the hall of m, moderated by tpe Very Rev. Book Shelveb," yesterday afternoon Court o f Awaida held by Inter tk>n o f an elementary scboOl, It the special Britton 'lYust for Tal' War "buffs” interested in his lec r*. win came at the psychological with eight roome being built In at the church to mark the 45th an pin, Ellington Ave, the Cuban Democratic Revolution moment Ralph Kelley of the Sacred Andover Fire Association offi mediate Girl Scout Troop 62 at was announoed yesterday from the oottvUle. In Missouri, Arkansas ture. As to Mr. Caibum's perform- cers wrere reelected and annual re 1965, 762 children ere anticipated niversary of the Covenant Wom Discharged Sunday: Charles ary Front. Two shots were fired, aaee, Tm not going to tiy to re- rHeart Church, Vernon, wrill on the North Methodist Church recently. pulpit. However, the botu-d felt more The Civil War exhibit will be Lest you think this article is a ports given at the unit’s annual requiring 28 classrooms. en’s A w e a r y ., Tbo acbool will probeUy not be Dinsmore, 42 Ellington Ave.; Mrs. but no one was reported hit. vlsw it at this point. I have heard matter of sour grapes, his own "Nature of Marriage’’ with a dls Mothers oC the Intermediate extensive repairs were necessary, Laraine Duntz and daughter, on display, free of charge, at the cussion on the Catholic view. meeting Saturday in the flrehouae. At Pleasant Valley School, there The program emphasised the built for many years, said the Former (Jubam president Carlos (Continued from Page One) to lowjr Lake Michigan and south museum, 126 Cedar St., dally ex bhw fa the past, however, and I teacher, Rosa Uieviiwe, thinks he are 468 pupils at present In 16 Scouts were preeent for the dis contractors recommended hiring Grandview Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Ma At S t Maurice Church tomor Reelected were E. K. - Seyd, need for literature on (Covenant play of work done for- badges Rev. Stanley HastUlo, since the an architect, and Alfred Reinhardt Prio Socarras, a speaker at' the ■into the lower Mississippi Valley. cept Monday from 2 to 6 p.m. /'TUESDAY \ Shan make a few comments about is a very uneven pianist, and'has president: AI Gill, vice president; classrooms. Anticipated wiroU- mission fields today. rion Edwards and daughter, 24 meeting, didn’t take part In the him, alnee appam tly numbers of several times said so in print She row the new altar boys wdll meet earned by the glrla. parish should have on hand as of Manchester was r e t t e d to High Ridge Rd., Rockville. area were the small towns of The rain changed to snow in parts at 8:30 p.m. for Instructions. Per Joseph Cotnerford, -secretary; ment in 1965 is 605, requiring Mrs. K. Rjnar Rask, wife of the Membership stars were present mudi of the oonstnictlon cost ss draw plans. ' fight. Hunt, Hartmtui, Woods Mountain of Kansas and Nebraska, but the Harald nsaders 'were there, and feels, as I do, that artlMically he Joseph Armstrong and John rooms. pastor and auxiliary chairman, Several persons were cut end AND want to know what I think about does not deserve the acclaim and sons Interested in helping wrtth the ed to Mias Beyrer and Pamela poieible to avoid paying interest Officers Elected Vernon and Hricottvllle news Is and Mt. Zion. National guardsmen fall was light. Hutchinson, auditors; and Ray Thers are 190 pupils at Union opened the program, and Mrfe. Ken on a loan. Hope Chapter, Order of the bruised, none seriously. Police ar were rushed to Woodland to assist him. the high fees he la getting. bazaar will meet at 8 p.m. neth Nelaon gave an Introduction. May. handled by Hie Herald’s Rockville Elsewhere, rain diminished in To. Frame .Plctares mond Bidwell and John Yeomans, School now in eight classrooms. The school would be an elemea- Blastem Star, elected Ruth Hakey rested seven men and women for rescue efforts. t o t me say at the outset, that So do quite a number of profes The anticipated enrollment in 1965 Members who took part were Camperaft badges, which were Bureau, 6 \V. Main St., telephone the northwest. It was fair in the I think he is a very good pianist. Instructions in picture matting trustees. The only new officer earned on an overnight camping tary school, with about l8 class worthy matron and Willard TReMont 5-S1S6 or Mitchell disorderly conduct. A mother and her three young W E D M E SPA Y sional critics. But the American elected was Jack Fisher, succeed ie only 184 pupils, requiring no ad Mra. Charles Rob! , Miss Marion Prio’s group was observing the Southwest and Northeast, but LEGLERC However I don't think he Is any and framing wdll given at the trip to Camp Merrle-Wood in No-, rooms and other facilities, said Kuhnly worthy patron at a recent 9-6797. children were hurled Into a field cloudy In most other public will apparently buy any ing Eugene Schwanks as treas ditional classrooms. Engstrom, -Mrs. Robert Widham, Father HeiiUllo. fourth anniversary of a: Cuban generally - better than a dosen or so others thing that is advertised heavily meeting of the Bolton Homemakers Mrs. Keimeth Ogren and her vember, were presented to Ellen elections meeting. Other officers by a tornado that ripped apart areas. FUNERAL HOME who are playing around today, Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m'. urer. At Wapplng Elementary, cur Brmnan, Candace Farnell, Debo A convent to house toe faculty are: Rebecca Oarr, associate mat student attack on the palace of ex their home at Ozark, Ark. The ONLY! / enougrh, and Van Clibum is a good Fire Chief George Nelaon said rent enrollment ie 586 in 24 rooma daughter, Brenda. would booat'tbe cost of toe proj dictator Fulgenclo Batista. Ricardo and I think he is leas skilled than example. at the Community Hall. Those at Mrs. Patrick Chkffln, Mrs. Henry rah Goodwin, Sandra Ouadano, ron; Harold Carr, associate pat youngest child was seriously in at least a half-dozen others, from tending may bring pictures fob the firefigliters answered 70 emer The 1965 figures are 954 pupils Susan Ouadano, Barbara Holman, ect, he said, to about >744),000. ron; Florine Slater, secretary; Financier Plunges Jiminez of the rival anti-Com- jured. Smokers Like Paper FUNERAL Next time you are tempted to gency calls in the year that ended and 83 classrooms. Ask, Mrs. John Childers, and Mrs. munlst Christian Front said "Mon a technical standpoint. hear him again, save your money framing, framea, and old frames Ronald Gocht sang "We've a Story Jill Horton, Jeanne Jeray, Pamela Thia is on the, basis of current Bessie Price, treasurer; Alice Wil Tornadoes .leveled several that need cleaning to work on at Feb. 28. The breakdowm included The total anticipated enrollment May, Bvbara Randall, Paula construction costs, which are 17 Stories to Death day in Havana, Castro will cele SERVICE As an artiat he leaves a great and go to one of the following in 18 mutual aid calla from Bolton to Tell to the Nations" u a quar liams, conductress; and Florence houses at Augusta, Ark., injuring Rabaul, Npw Guinea—The most stead, for purpose* of compari the meeting. Mrs. Vincent Mlcke- in elementary grades in 1965 Rivard and Donna Seretto. ! about >35,000 pier classroom.' Neiunaim, associate conductress. brate this same raid. It is not right four persons, and destroyed a WALTER N. deal to be desired. He is very un North and South Ceventry, Co 2,605 children, about 800 moi tet. Mra Fred Hutt sang a soprano that Cubans here should celebrate sought-after newspaper in the son; Geza Anda, Claudio Arrau, vdcz and Mrs. Harold Dwyer are solo. "Thanks to God for My Re Swimmer badgee, earned during The parish haa squired four lots Europe Toiir Seen (Continued from Page One) trailer at Sheridan, Injur^pg a world—for smoking purposes— is LECX-ERC/ oonvlneing in slow movements, un lumbia, Hebron, and Rockville; 18 than at the present time. the same thing as Castro.” less he has Improved immeasur Paul Badura-Skoda, Joerg Demus, serving as hostesses for the meet- deemer.” the summer, were awarded to la toe vicinity of toe churtih on Slides taken by Mrs. Alice Lysk man. New Guinea's South Pacific Post.: Dlrectpr^ calls for the emergency truck in BnUetfa Board Barbara Holman and Deborah Main St. and also on Woodland Prlo, who recently broke with ably in the last year. Most people Glenn Gould, Wilhelm Backhaus, which 21 pwsons were taken to . A group of Grade 3 children sang and Mrs. Mildred Wllles on recent ment, is owned by the (^anal- Still another demolished two It’s circulation is 4,200 copies and it | know him for his recording of Walter HaUlzigri Alicia de la Roc About Town The South Windsor Historical So "The B-I-B-L-E," "Jesus Loves the Goodwin. Salt water life badges St. during the past five yeers, he trips abroad will be shown Randolph <3orp., of whldh Dit' Castro and came here In exile, houses at Searcy., is used for rolling cigarettes by hoepltals;, two building fires in An said. Call Ml 9- • Tschalkowsky’s B-flat minor cha, Gulomar Novaea. There are The Board of Education will ciety will meet tonight at 8 at Little Children,’’ and "Jesus Loves were given to Candace FanieU, Wednesday at a regular meeting^ Isheim was president and director, said, "I hate' for the American natives In a 312-329-square-mlle 23 Main StreeL .J^^chester dover, two chimney fires; two car Barbara Holman, Susan Guadano, people to see Chibfuis act this way.’ Storm cellars saved some. Oth nano Concerto. This la a work others, too. Clibum la good,, biit hold an adjourned meeting tonight Wood Memorial Library to see Me." Miss RUen Johnson and Mrs. of the Women’s Fellowship of Ver Canal-R^dolph also is the ers-— like five members of the area. _ 2 - fires; one dump fire; 10 grass and color slides of the older homes In Jeanne Jeray end Mary Ham that “plays itself." If you have a he la not at the top. at 8 o'clock at the school. Items brush fires; and three calls to John Eak sang "Take -My life and non Cong;regational Church, be major shareholder of United Doc Gill family at Conway, Ark. on the agenda are a report by the area. Let It Be” as a duet. mond. Stockyards, the nation’s largest CHICKEN clear chlmneye. ginning with a Lenten service at — escaped'injury by crouching on Principal Richard Mather, board Hoets for the evening will be Mrs. Group No. 2 of the church served Other badges were presented as stockyard company. Dltlsheim and Also, four auto accidents, two Bayard Pelton, Mrs. ^ o c h Pelton, follows; 7:3Q p.m. Nathan Hale Sets the floor against an inside wall policies, and the budget for 1951 Civil Defense alerts, and two refreshments. Hostesses for the ‘eveh&tg will his backers took over the company while the dea^Jy winds tore the 62. Mr. and Mra. William Jurgelas, Sandra and Susan Ouadano, cat flooded oil burners. The rescue and dog; Jeanne Jeray, child care; USHNELn he Mrs. Viola Couch, Mrs. Bertha in 1959. Panel Discussion house down ■ around them. The third and last meeting of the Mrs. Robert Raymond and Mrs. As president of Canal-Randolph AN N U AL teair. was called twrlce to help find Sophie Marouski. Barbara Holman', conservation and Ecker, Mrs. Mertie CTlkrk, Mrs, Five tornadoes were sighted m OLD-FASHIONED Lenten study course on “Basic lost psrsons. Marilyn Kennedy, and Mrs. Shir he had been reported trying to LEG 'ihe American Legion Auxiliary Recital Presented tree; Pamela May, cook; Barbara “How Does Elemental^ School the Harrison area by Civil De Christian Beliefs" wrill be held at Chief Nelson said property Holman, dabbler; Jill Horton, first ley Maharan. gain control of the huge Mont United Methodist Church tomor will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Next Sun. Vm. Prepare a Ctolld for Junior High fense workers and State Police. QUARTERS ROAST BEEF SUPPER losses for the .year in Andover the home of Mrs. Charles El Ry W erner Pupils aid; Ellen Brennan and Mary Tonight’s Events gomery Ward Co., following row at 8 p.m. THE ONR AND ONLY similar effort by financier Louis School and High School?’’ will be Other twisters were reported at Drumstick and Thigh Section Combined SPONSORED BY THE STRICKLAND OROVP amounted to >1,955 In bulldlni^s lington Rd. Hammond, garden flower; Paula Vernon Mariner Girl Scouts will the topic of a panel, discussion at Kingston, Plain-view and Berry- AT THE The board of .tax review has and >450 in contents. A teachers' basketball team t>eat Rivard, homemaker; Ellen Bren' receive awards at a dress ship Wolfson that failed. ■ been invited to meet writh the Fire pommissitmer Russell The second in a beries of five Swiss and British investors with a meeting of the Nathan Hale vllle,. Ark. a parents’ team 41-35 in action at midseason recitzils given by the pi nan, mammal and bird; and Can' program at the Vernon Center PTA tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the SeCONO CONOUC^ATIOMAL CHURCH board of finance tomorrow at 8:30 Thompson said the department the Pleassmt Valley School Satur dace Farnell, seamstress. Congregitipnal Church at 7:45. In whom Ditisheim long had been as The violent center of the broad p.m. at the Towrn Offices to dis during the year acquired 400 feet ano pupils of the Werner Studio, sociated reportedly were bu>ing school. storm front moved across Mis day night. Eric Hohenthal scored Frederic E. Werner, Ernest C. termediate Girl Scouts, junior high Members of the panel will be PRIljAY. MARCH 17— 6:30 P.M. cus's the board of tax reviewr's re of 2-inch hose and 200 feet of 17 points and Ray Rondini and Ai
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, A>N n ., MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1961 PAG?) FIVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.* MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1961 Y A 6 B FOUR 25 Americans Urged Soviet Rockvitle-Vernon Security OouncU, wWeb ia sched Obituary Turnpike.Traffic Halts A Thought for Today New Testamem Revised SuUivanVParr PRESGRimONS ilanrlfpHtpr uled to debate the general attua- Miss D’Angelo 4 - SpoMored by tite Mancheater Free DeUvery T o Release 2 R B 47 Airm en Open Season Uon there thta week. Mra. Mary H. Ifprald Comicll of Cborches Batde Tonight 1 For Sewer Installation The r^ lu tlon pieeented for Hitin^Lucia’ South Windsor —' li^s. 'Mary ptJBUSHSD BT THE possible Security Oouncil action The New'English Bihle ueasn DRUB (Oontteiied from Page One) Seen as Car ■x r £ ld WNTiNQ co^ m e. SHOPPING PARKADE of seeking butt in, tmless the Hunter Andross, 7.4, of Z12 Medn U BincU Stre«t will probably bo one asking that Lent and Eaater (OeaUmwd fran Faga One) President wants us to,” he said. ^t., died yesterday at her home. .During Lent, as we see the pic By ALEX O IRELLl -t- It also followed publication by Through traffic, in both directions, wilLbe blocked on the the United Idatkina shnd a com Sen. Mike Minsfield of-Mon Srie was the widow of Wallace B.. ture of Our Savior making His (Note: Herald music critic John (CmtlBiMd Iron Fac* OM) Authorized verfkm of Oirist’s Hugh Downs, Paar's announcer, the New York Herald Tribune of a Hits House western section of W. Middle Tpke. beginning.about Wednes- R. VERGCSON mittee of tavestlgaUon to Angola, entry into JerusMin: tana, thb Democratic leader, told AndrosSv'^ ^ . PabUatnn __ way to The HIU of C a lv ^ , our Gruber attended the concert by but NBC turned thumbs down on Washington dispatch saying Ros- reporters he thought RepubMcana day. Tbuadwl October 1, 18S1 to help’prevent ^further deteriora guUty conscience begins to'feel the Zlbla to the languaga of tha King “And'they brought the colt to Born in East Windsor on Feb. the Indianapolis Symphony last Jesus, and they oast their gar the ground that Downs wouldn’t tow and Wlesner laid the ground "ought to be gratoful, as the 14, 1887, ehe had lived in the South It seems to be open season on The ban, caused by construction of the West Side Sewer tion and abuse of li&ihan rights many unaccountable ways we have James and earlier English venlona. American people are. that these __ Every Evenlnx Except night at the high schooL In the “ Today, that language Is even ments on him: And He eat upon ba considered neutral. work during a November Moscow Windsor area ail her life. She was houses in Rockvjlle. For the third- project, was announced today by Police Chie£ James Reardoil. ■ad Hotldajv. Enter^ •■( tb« and privileges." This la what the transgressed God’s Laws. At such two fliers are Mrfieaaed and are at time In two weeks, a drlverleas au- - , , /'nr.n am Ttlm e we strive to dor penance end absence of a substitute music more archaic anTlMS^ generolly hlnr P aar SWd R U G an d visit for the release of the fliers. a member, of Evergreen-Wood <^He said no through traffic will ba Mail MaUer. tree nations of African accuse the critic. Herald 'staff member Alex undentobd) because the rate of "And many qtread their gar- home with their families- ChApter of Eastern Star, Hillsr tomobile has rolled downHill into permitted in the section of the improve our wsye, through prayer hadn’t been brought to his atten Kennedy announced at his first a building, this one at 17-21 Cot- Portuguese of doing Ih their big Girelll attended the Connecticut change in Blngliah usage has ac menta in tha way: And others out "They (the Republicans) have town- Grange, danes of Malta of turnpike from Adams St. west to SDBSCRlFnON RATES and meditation. tion. "I never turned down any presidential news conference, held the truth, bpth from the point of tege St., a three-family house BOY SCOVT Hilliard St. .R abble IB Advance African colony. Opera Association’s performsmee celerated In the past 80 years,” the down branohaa off the trSee, and body. .. I told Ed in front of my UPHOLSTERY Haruord, the Sunshine Society of Carrier ' Mall of Donnlzettl’s “Lucia di Lammer- statement said. "In that time too, strewed them In the way. five days after taking office, that view of the filers and from the Hartford, the South Windsor His oiiraed by Clarence J. McCarthy- Reardon' said the reatrictlon wfll Tear .... .SIS.50 S22.00 - ^ what is Angola? Well, it hat The dignity of purple, its touch of television audience he could pick the Russians had released the U.S. President,” he said. The rolling auto, belonging to . 7.t5 11.00 moor” at Bushnell Auditorium textual criticism has advanced, and "And they thM went before, and torical ' Society and First bongre- Notes and News go into- force about -Wedneaday Monlha .. been lying there, on the West royal humility the moderator,” Faar added. airmen. He went to the airport "I'd '"hate .to see a poilUcal Is Mrs. Mabel F. Genovesl, 54, of 587 and will have to remain in force at MoiitlM . S.90 8:80 Ushers in the season of Lent, with a view toward applying some earlier manuscripts and other they that- followed, cried, aaying, CLEANING gatlonal (?hurch of East'Hartford. Eoatb .. . 1.30 l.» sources of evidence have come to An NBC spokesman explained to greet them when they arrived sue raised on a matter of this Center St., Manchester, rolled for-, least two months. . .30 .45 coast 6t Africa, just below the atonement, penAnce, tranquility, operatic Instincts to his observa hosanna, bleseed ia He that cometn Mrs. Andross was the first pres tions.) the idea Is to have Cerf keep the here two days later. kind when the results all wanted ward dowh School St. and hit the Eighty Boy Scouts and leaders Those, who live in the ar.ea will Congo, whose main river it shares Thei&are of flaunting, reckless pace light.” . in the name o f the Lord: . Olmstead and McKone' had been ident of the Three Score Inus Club pOrch and wairway on the School MEMBER OF ___ _ The text In the new English debate moving along the lines of TEL. Ml 9-1752 already .have been achieved.” from Troop 47 left early Saturday be permitted to drive In and out as a boundary, all through hlirtory. of carefree life "Blessed be the kingdom of our of East Hartford and was a -mem- St. side of the building. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Despite a rather wooden start Blb/e runs on as a. In a normal the Nixon-Kennedy debates of the held by the' Rusrians since July 1. Mansfield said bo recalled read morning from South Methodist Others, however, will be detoured m father David. That comeUi in in or beqnof the Robert O. Tyler Relief . TI A aaod aM Press is exclusively It is a relatively small piece of Dims in the shadows of earnest presidential camp^gn. They are the only known survtvora ing some time ago ''that Sen. The McCaKhys gave no estimate Church for an overniglit trip to the north and south. Westbound driv to the use of republlratinn of mortifleation, reminder of in the dull first scene, the Con book, with the verse diviaione as the name of the Lord: Hosanna In . of the 6-man crew of a U.S. plane (Joi^s of Hartford. of damage. It wlag apparently not ■n aewa dlspatcbes credited to It or Afric'a, jus.t twice the size of necticut Opera gave a thoroughly used in the authorized version the highest. Downs will open the program. Ml 3-5747 Richard .. B. Rpssell, D-Ga.r chair Quonset Point (R.I;) Naval station. ers will be sent along Adanui Rt. •ot oOteraise credited In this paper eternal strife * downed in the Barents Sea by a man of the Senate Anried Services Survivors include two sons, serious. ' After dinner in the Navy mess also the local nevs pupliahed here. France, and it has been Portu creditable performance of “Lucia” confined to such examples asothe "And Jeaua entered into Jeru The debate will begin IS minutes Russian fighter plane. Mr* Genovepi tolfl Patrolman Eastbound drivers will be barr^ Between .flesh and soul; now echo C om m it^, has said hC would take Francis B. Andross of South Wind hall, the scouts visited the opera- from continuing on the t u m ^ a All rlllita or repobUcation of sp^lal guese, aside from’ some temporary the fearful words, grim and with Miss Glanna D’Angelo return Lord’s prayer and the Beatitudes. salem, and into the temple: And later and, if completed prior to ’ Today's questions to Salinger Emilio Pellegrini she parked the Slapatchee herein are also' reserved. ' ing to her homb area for enthusi For purposes of reference, the old when he had looked roimd about a look Kitp the situation, to see sor and Bertcn W. Andross of tlons building, weather station beyond its intersectlpn with KUl- rivalries on thS part of the Dutch stem;' the show’s regular closing' time, Garner's were prompted primariiy by the Rocky Hill;, two daughters, Mrs, car, set the handbrake,, and was^ radar and anti-submarine plane astic welcome by a capacity audi vtrse numbers are'pieced on the upon all things, and now the PaSf and Sullivan will leave the i^ it merl|ted' furtKer inquiry. •' liard St. Pun service client of N. E. A. Serv and English, since 1482, when "Remember Man that thou art 8 r.tnswoi n m . Herald Tribune atory. George Kramer of Berlin and Mrs. crossing to enter the Rainbow-Store hangar.- ITie boys and leaders also ice. Inc. _ dust and unto dust thou shall ence. . margin. , , eventide was come, ao he went out program together and Downs will Salinger was asked .about the at the top of School St. whefr she went swimming in a large indoor The Jarvis Construction Co. U Publiahers Representatives: The Portuguese explorers discovered W o (ilVO SI,UI1[)S - / ■ William T. Fralze of South Wind- installing the sewer which will . /aliu s Mathews Special Attencr — New return.” Miss D’Angelo resisted the The joint committee still Is at unto Bethany with the twelve.” continue the show along Us reg background on the negotiatichis 4 ? saw the car begin to go. pool. After supper, the group at temptation to make pretty music work on the translation of the Old New English Bible: soiv 12 grandchildren, 13 great- serve a- number of West Side resi . Tork C3ilca«o. Detroit and B oston .___ IL ‘ ' ular format. which led to release' of the fliers. I2th C ir c u i t grajidchlldren, and several nieces There wa’s no arrest. tended a movie, "Pork (Shop Hill.-” MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF Since that time, Angola has had in the mad scene and used her Testament and the Apocrypha^ "So they brought the colt to He replied that the government Arthur L. Bouthilller-Jr., 17, of Senior Scouts and leaders played dents and, two schools under con CIRCULATIONS.______The steeple bells call the faithful Paar insists his show is a low- and nephews. struction ^n Hilliard St. to worship, to fervent prayer. voice convincingly to portray a A separate American edition was Jesus and apread their cloaka on budget one-and-It. almply doesn't started making - representations Maple St., Ellington, will appew basketball. The Herald Prtntin«. Com ply IiKt.. a considerable amount of natural Funeral services will be held Along pqits o f the turnpike the In pious tones the passion and woman driven out of her senses. published simultaneously for sale it, and He mounted. And people immediately after the fliers, weVe in court tomorrow on a charge o: After Sunday morning breakfast, frrj aasamea no ftnanclal responsiwlitv for \vealth,\but little progreiw. 'The carpeted the road with their bave the money to pay the high Court Cases Wednesday at 1' p.m. at the New- sewer irtll run down the middle . typographical errors appearine In sd- ' death of Christ is preached uith Miss D’Angelo’s voice is not big, in the United Statea.lt is Identical shot down and taken prisoner. passing a stopped school bus. He the boys attended church services, natural /ti-ealth the Portuguese did but neither is it thin, and la^ cloaks; while others spread brush '’ prices S-ulUvan deals out. kirlC and 'Whitney Funeral Home, of .the strq^ And the trench for it vertM^enta and other readinc matter care. ill text to the British edition. But Sullivan argues the Paar He said these representations was arrested ■ during the Weekend and then toured the aircraft car . la The Manchester Evenlnr Herald develop most expeditiously and night she acted with her voice bet . The American edition it sched wood which they had cut in the were pressed on -an intermittent, 318 Burnside' Ave.; East Hartford. on a warrant served by Constable rier, Lake C3iamplain, before re-, 'will be. about- 22 feet wide, t ;cee- The choir and praying voices ac sliow has no shortage of sponsors MANCHESTER' SESSION The Rev. Truman H., Woodward 'sltatlng the traffic ban in both di Display adwrtlslna clostn* hours: ter than many sopranos with uled to go on sale Tuesday. fields; and (those who went'ahead basie during' the EJsenhoyer ad Edwin R. Carlson. turning home. profrtably. along with some of the cent in bitter lamentations, the and should pay "the going rates.'' Edgar J. Sellerri 36, of ;^t. 6 rections. g Mondav—1 p.m. Frtdsv. suffering of'H ie Saviour; more operatic experience. . Here are other examples of the and the otriers who came behind ministration, and Were continued, will officiate.' Burial will be in Cen J Constables said Bouthilller is ac other ’earlier colonizers of Africa, The audience was almost as en ahouteff, ‘Hosanna! Blessings on Sullivan said' he won’t ask' 8320 when .Kennedy took officq. Andover, was given a six-mOntha ter Cemetery, East Hartford. cused of passing the bus on Rt. The Jaryls firm haz started Seeking forgiveness of transgres changes: for his apparance on the Paar 'suspended sentence, fined 850, and worklni: ftom the Hilliard S t in was the native population. But thusiastic about the Metropolitan Authorized version of the Beati Him who comes in the name of the Asked jq>ecificall;^ whethef Wies- Friends nlay'call at the funeral 83 In Talcottville Thursday after sions. pleading for strength to •how. ner and RosfJ|iV laid the ground plated on -probation. for one year tersection eastward and will start after the slave trade disappeared. improve their behaviour; Opera tenor. John Alexander, as tudes; I Lord! Blessings on the coming home today from 7 to 9' p.m. and noon. The warrants were issued on About Town it wa.s about the home-town girl. kingdom of our father David! HO. ■ But he said with a burst of work for reltfas'e of Olmstead and for carrying ,a pistol or revolver tomorrow from 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 complaint of two resident^. The ac another drew wOTklng eastsford Tussdav—1 p.m. Monday Angola proceeded to stand still for Hearts encrusted with stains of "And He opened his mouth, and without a permit. Judge Francis Wcdncsda>«—1 p.m. Tuesdav. Alexander sang Edgardo . 'in sanna in the heavens!’ laughter: " I f I get it. I'll prize McKone, Salinger said ' at that .m. cused is free under 825 Bond. - a from Edison Rd.' .C- the next century, and it is still earthly temptations-s lowly taught them, saying, point that the' two men .were J. O'Brian also ordered that Sell Reardon announced the ban af- Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. .strong, firm, voice and a'ted well. "Blessed are the poor in spirit: - "He entered Jerusalem ' and it greatly.” A false alarm was turned In at Fridav—1 n.m. Thursday. itandlng lUll today in just about purify and bloom in God's LaScalla's Enzo Sordello turned went into the temple where he ;among 25 who spoke to the Rus ers' pistols be disposed of. K Box 73 in the Rockvern Homes- •/leir consulting today with the con Saturdav—1Monday, nm. March Friday. IS S i g h t - For theirs is the kingdom of sians about the fliers. "The press A similar charge agalnst^hls area on Windsor Ave. yesterday at ness meeting tonight at 7:30 at , Classified deadline: Ih'SCi am. each every reflect except one. It has in the most polished performance looked at the whole scene: But DANBURY e m r CLERK DIES the Masonic 'Temple. tractor. Deputy Public Wprks Dl-r ay of puhileatlon except Saturday— All pray they may be worthy of In the role of Enrico after a rather heaven. it was' now late, he went out to secretary emphasized that they son, Edgar E. Sellers,- 18, was Eiinprals 5:03 p.m. Authorities said there rector (Chester J>angtry, and Efed a m . A Slotrsn Reversed begun to move politically. It has Easter—to stand In God’s never "Blessed are they that mourn; Danbury, March IS — J, Owr clients* n e ^ nolled on the recommendation of S imnromlsing start. Bethany with the twelve.” Augustus Deakin, town clerk of were in the Soviet capital "as pri Was no evidence as to who might Thrall, superintendent pf th e, begun to import for itself some of failing light. For they shall bt comforted. vate citizens, and were not rep Prosecutor E. George Gorsky as have pulled the alarm lever. The library and prog;ram com One of the catch phrases of Those three principals carried Danbury for more than 13 years mittees of, the Guild of Our Lady Manchester Water and Sewer De the ferment which is abroad in the dramatic burden of the fierce "Blessed are they which do get special ottentioa resenting -anyone.” \ ' the result of a report by Family Coaches Defeated partment. Western policy, contributed by The hard crusted earth, draped in hunger and thirst after righteous- Alaskan Mineral* is dead at 73. He died yesterday in Asked whether Wlesner and Relations .(Officer David Dickson Many Aftend Rites Maneggia’s.Red Stars, a basket of St. Barthplomew’s Church will the rest of Africa. So we will keep tale with competent assistance Danbury hospital. Deakin served A rmCntano Legion’s Guest meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Winston Oiurehin. says that “we Winter's dreary gloom of death. from Louis Scarro as Ralmondo nc.ss: For they shall be filled. Rostow had discussed the possi as to the youth’s background. ball, team, inflicted- defeat on the hearing about Angola, from now "Blessed are the merciful: For Between 1880 and the mid as a Democratic State Central Larry J.- Hatlnen, 19, of West For Mrs. Gorman Lt. Gov. Apthony Armentano tells the Dllworth-Cornell-Quey Post basement of the rectory. Mnn to parley.',’ This is not only a Awakens with sudden spurt of life and Arline Manchester as Alice. ■ The individual insurance needs sad bility Of th^ release of the fliers of the Americhn Legion that "excellence in government doesn’t cosh es and personnel of'the Ver on, until, some day, it too has its with new breath they shall, obtain mercy. 1950’s, approximately a billion committeeman in the 1930s, as Hartford, was ^fined 821 for im non (Community Basketball League Architect Outlines catch phrase; it often does come James Wilson debuted as Arturo. with Kennedy prior to discussion come Without hard work.” He called on the former servicemen to precarious freedom. Of buds breaking the hard shell "Blessed are the pure in heart: dollars’ worth of minerals was Danbury’s city clerk froin 1920- problems of each client set him of the matter.iln Moscow by the proper passing. ' St. James’ Church was filled to Friday night 89 to 49. Phebe Circle of Emanual He. did not appear to have, voice 35, ond_ clerk of the former Dan continue protecting their country in peace as they had protected (Jhurchwomen will omit its month dose to theaeplrlt and purpose of As that aspiratioh mounts and of soil, stretching forth with enough to match the rest Of the For they shall see God.. mined in Alaska, with gold and apart from the crowd. Befere leq- 25 Americans. Salinger replied; John HlcRey, 60, of Wapplng, William Knop led the scoring for Plans for Temple' copper leading in valuation, ac bury district traffic court from 1933 capacity this rnobning for the it in war. "Jiist being good, substantial citizens” is the,way they ly meeting, scheduled for tomor Western behavior. new pulsating Jiirth; cast. , "Biessed are the peacemakers: ommending an insurance program “I don't believe so.” was fined 810 for intoxication. the winners with 23 points. His lncrea8e^ Uhited States policy, cording to the Encyclopedia Bri to 1945. Funeral arrangements are ChCsffe'r Berk, 35, of 46 Norman funeral of Mrs. Helen Higgins Gor can continue contributing' to their country's strength, he said at row, because of the . all-day ses ■nie Communists, as Is ao often The resurrection of ndture-ralslng Anton Guadagno, who conduct For they shall be called the chil —or a aingle policy ■ we analyst Salinger went on to say it^ls hi^ the 37th anniversary dinner and dance at the Legion Home Sat* teammate, Robert Joensuu scorad As the first truly democratle judging by the moods and direc- tannica. < incomplete. underst^ding' thaU all 25 of the St., was fined 810, which was re man, 42 Brookfield St., wife of sion of the Hartford District Au- the case, do things differently. the beauty and mysteries of ed. had some difficulty in keeping dren of God. . our client’sparticular circumstances urday night. ' Post Cmdr. ^Anthony O’Bright and Wilber Little, 17 points. gathering for the purpose of pray tioiui of the new administration at earth orchestra and chorus in balance "Blessed are they which are per Americans who- were in Moscow mitted, for Intoxication, Walter P. Gorpnan, president of In a preliminary 'match, thei gustana Lutheran Church Wom ■They “parley to arm.” When they . . . then develop a sound, ceot president of the Past Commanders Association listen. (Herald en to be held at the church to er and religrious etudy, the syna- Washington, will not be guided With perfume of flowers'lmsplred and, in general, the choral music secuted for righteouness’ sake: For sought the views' of U.S. Ambas- Ruth W. Shea, 48 Myrtle St, was White Shirtil downed the All-Stars gogpie represents a proud tradition •ea others waiting to talk, they Domical plan that will pniv’i^ the fined 86 for keeping ah unlicensed Pinehurat Grocery Co. and chalrr photo by Pinto.) ^ 21 to 12. Players, from 8 to 10, were morrow. primarily by the fact that Portu from the garden, of Heaven's ranged from' quiet good to pretty theirs is the kingdom of heaven. .sador Llewellyn Thompson regard man of the board of the Manches which should be symbolically ex •tep up their spread and use of proper protection wilhotfl. c*st)y ing the possibility of the fliers be dog. • . picked for the ■ occqsion from the gal, our Ka TO ally, ^rm its us Love; shaky. ' . New Englii^ bible; ter branch of Connecticut Bank pressed in the synagogue building Christ’s victory over death Is now Miss D'Angelo graciously shared twtrap.tttrUfpinf. May we pro- ing released. WlUlam Talley, 22, of 41 Wad six league teams. Both matches Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, itself, Robert L. Geddes, architect -armed strength. This does not "And this ia the teaching He and Trust Co. Hal Boyle will celebrate ita 58th anniveraary to maintain bases in the Azores. portrayed with glory from her "mad scene" applause with gave: ' The Herald Tribune , dispatch dell Rd„ forfeited a 850 bond when were exhibition games. for the.new Temple Beth Sholom, neoessarily mean they will not. y'lde th'it serv'ice to you? he failed to appear In court to Representatives of the buslneils On Dean’s List tomorrow evening at Orange Hall. above. flutist Carl Bergner. who lives in "How blest are those who know laid further that Rostow also had and banking communities, dele said yesterday. •santually. be willing to talk and Written by Rev. W. A. Hyszko, Manchester at 17 Westwood St. IS-ANY-POSSIBLE SAVING talks with an official o f the So answer a charge of driving with Nancy G. Gozdz, a freshman at A business meeting is scheduled The Philadelphia architect out AH “First-Class” that they are poor: The kingdom out a license. gations from the Catholic '-^Ladies at 6:15, followed by a dinner at - f s n come to some agreement. It •pastor of St. John’s Church of heaven is theirs. R viet Academy of Sciences and set Marietta College, Marietta, (3hio, lined his plan to submit a design Albert Gould, 24, of South Cov t)f Columbus, Manchester Public 7. Mrs. Eldwin Jacobson, worthy ' dM* v«fn"i at the minimum, that "How blest are the sorrowful: w Gr t h t h e r i s k ? forth this timetable for action be has been named to the first semes for the temple which ■will symbo Wbat aeema to us a good ex C orrection entry, forfeited a 850 bond when^ Health* Nursing Association,-- and ter Dean’s List. Miss Gozdz, the mistress, will be in charge of the ; they neglect no opportunity to For they shall find consolation. fore any summit meeting or trip many fMends attended the funeral lize the traditions of Judaism, and pression of what the election of by Kennedy to Russia; he failed to appear in court ter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Zlgmund dinner committee. Hlntertalnment announced that preliminary stnengthen their position during An article in The Herald on "How blest are those of a gentle ,-insurance s8;tuariea estimpte the average per answer a charge of driving with at tha W. P. Quish Funeral -Home, A New Way of Life will include slides of Ireland to President Kennedy should mean YW Fund Drive spirit: They shall have the Earth Return of the RB47 filers, com Gozdz of 17 Main St., Talcottville, sketches and plans wUl be submit . the very moments that converaa- Saturday erroneously stated that son spends about 815 per year on prescriptions. out a license. « 225 Main St., followed by a sol _ i____ Is a French major at the college. be shown by Mrs. William G. Bell to Airelican Catholics has come for their possession. oletlon of nuclear test-ban nego- emn high Mass of requiem at St. ted to the building committee In ' Hons are going on. And, if their Far Behind Goal 20 reservations are open to Roman Sometime for away mail order firms promise :latloffs, a dignified meeting of So Foilr- cases were continued: She Is a gp-aduato' of Rockville about six weeks. from the Rev. Thurston N. Davis, Catholic women of Manchester for "How blest are those who show reduced prices on prescriptions. No possible sav UnW March 20, Julie Kogon, 42. James’ Church New York, OP)—You know why to keep the doctor waiting, do Miss Marion Creamer, a fresh military activity should happen to viet Premier Nikita Khrushchev High School. Mr. Geddes addressed 60 build editor in chief of America, the two retreat weekends, scheduled mercy: Mercy shall be shown to ing could be worth the personal attention we give. of New Haven, charged with vio The Rt: Rev. Msgr. John J. Civilization wears so many people \,ve?” - Win Championship man at Central Connecticut State Only 1650.38 has been con them. :ind Kennedy in New York to slgni ing fund campaign workers at a 1M very successful, they could d^ national Catholic weekly, In a for March 24 to 26 and April 7 to For the few who are unable to afford medication. lating various state labor laws. Byrnes,' rector of St.' Thomas’ out? '! Try and get the television re The Vernon . Square Dance Club College, New Britain, has been kickoff breakfast at the Hob Nob tributed toward the 82.575 goal “How blest are those whose a test’ ban treaty, progress on dis Seminary In Bloomfield, waa cele ctda they didn't want to talk after 9 at the Retreat House in Farm We co-operate at their physician's request. Until March 23. CJh^es W. Har- I'll tell you why. pairman to fix your set in a hur)fy. basketball team defeated Aldon elected by the dormitory council Restaurant yesterday morning, speech delivered down in South for public support of Manchester ington. There are 60 reservations hearts are pure: They shall see armament, free elections through- brant. He was assisted by the Rev. aH--but Just sit on their own iiut Germany and guaranteed west rNion, 25, of Avery Shores, South He has a Girl Friday, 599, and she Spinning Mills 23 to 22 Saturday to. be sent to an Eastern States and a meeting of about 76 congre Orange, N. J., the other day. YWCA in i*8 1961 finance drive, open for the later retreat, which God. Coventry, for court trial bn a John Regan as deacon and the Their ichronic fpitigue desfi't . gains. ern access to Berlin. says sweetly, "SOrr-ee-ee, he can’t to win the chanipionshlp in the convention in New York City later gation members at the temple He said the election of a Catho it was reported today by Mrs. will be sponsored by the Manches- "How blest are Uie peacemak chazge of breach oTpeace; Arnold Rev, Joseph McCann as subdea come from doing things. It comes come to your home unUl Thursday this month. She is the daughter vestry yesterday afternoon during a ^ "nils la the picture at the mo Leroy Olsen, chairman of the cam ers: God ^ a ll call them His sons. YOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you After stressing again that Ros- Venjon iCommunity Basketball. lic to the country's highest office tci Chapter of Our Lady of Cal 175 E. Thibedeau, 21, of no certain ad con. Seated in the sanctuary were from thp vexation and annoyance evening.” ^League. of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Creamer coffee hour. He o^so showed slides ment in Laos, where Western pol paign. vary Retreat League. A league “How blest are those who have need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if t w was in Moscow as a private the Rt. Rev. Msgr. John F. Han of trying to arrange to do some had given Catholics the status of shopping nearby, or we will dellve^ promptly East Center citizen and not as a repr^nta dress, Manchester, for court trial T o see a hit Broadway play you The winning team will receive 261 Spring S t of classic examples of rellKlous icy has for some weeks now been With only 25 per cent of the spokesman said only a few reser suffered persecution for the cause on a charge of larceny. He also non, the Rev. Berkley Johnson and thing. have to buy your tickets ' six architecture from Stonehenge In "flrBt-class citizens,” in which goal realized to date, YWCA mem of right: The kingdom of heaven without extra charge. A great many people en Street t ve of Kennedy as President- the Alfred W. Cavedon trophy trying to sat up talks aimdd at a vations remain for the earlier re pleaded guilty to forgery. Thibe the Rev. William Clifford. Mrs That’s where the frustration of. months in advance. Who knows April 9 at the league's annual A dress rehearsal for the entire England and the Parthenon In they could now “ enjoy a new con ber volunteers will begin personal treat. . is their's.” . . trust us with their prescriptions. May we com e ect, Salinger said it is his un- Ralph Maccarone was organist. modern living really comes in. true neutrality for that country pound yours? dsrstanding that the reported time deau was arrested by Manchester whether a nlan will feel like being panquet at Talcottville Congre cast and all specialty acts for the Greece to present times. fidence, afford greater openness, Checkup calls today on those Phone - police last, night because three Burial was in. St. James’ Ceme Nobody does- anything offhand entertained in a certain way on a- musical revenue, "(Jolden Days,” "The architecture of a ^rnagogue . Late last week, after the failure of whose contributions have not yet table was set forth by Rostow as tery. with committal prayers by or on the spur of the nioment any gational 'CJhurch. The. dinner will fuller frankness, fewer' resent Ml 3-1126 checks totaling 8131 were returned certain date. half a year later? be served by members . of the will be held tomorrow >at 8 p.m. should express the three-fold func asvsral Western suggestions, a po- been received. h-S view. Fathefe-McCann, assisted by Msg;r. more You have to set it up in ad ments, greater freedom to partici In response to a question, Sal for insufficient fundq. Maybe On that night he’d rather ' chUrc)i's Golden Rule CHub. at Mancheater High School. tion of the edifice as a house of ' teBtially very important talk did Contributions received to date PLEASE NOTE— Until March 27, Robert^ Austin, Byrnes pnd Father Clifford. vance. It has to be arranged stay home and enjoy listening to prayer, a house of study, and a pate.” Include J454.38 from house-to- inger said Rostow did submit a Bearers wCre John • Conway, The .mat that once skid "Well Finishing third In the league house of assembly, and should taka place, at the native level. memorandum to Kennedy after 22, of no certain addres's, Man his wife. wqa Zahner’s Men’s Shop; fourth The WCTU will meet tomorrow "Today,” said Father Davis, house canvassing, and 8196 in spe Chester, fOr disposition on a charge Robert Gorman. William O'Dona come” is out of style’. The new mat at- 10:30 a.m. ih the chapel at achieve a balance of these three General Phouml Noaavan, the pur. the conference of scientists in says, "Welcome—By Appointment But the "By Appointment Only' was '(Bittner’s G^den Center “we are certainly not a Catholic cial gifts from businesses and pri OUR NEW TELEPHONE NUMBP of Intoxication, to which He plead hue, Joseph b ’Connell, William ^vogue — some of it necessary, but South Methodist Church. Members aspects," Mr. Geddes asserted. ported strong man of the rightist vate donors.. Thel campaign com Moscow. The prese secretary pro Griffin; and Robert Stratton. Only.” fifth, Paganl Bros.; and sixth, "Historically, the synagogue rep country, nor are we on our way vided no information as to the ed gpllty. much of it simply snobbery — Bury’s Ail Stars. are reminded to bring place set government In Laos, went to Cam mittee had hoped to raise 81,000 A number of cases were' yet to 'You phone somebody in an of tings for a potluck at noon. Host resents a unique achievement and to becoming such.” from the house-to-house canvass, contents, and added that he did Mrs. William Moore fice, and what happens ? They don't spreads across more fields every contribution to the V'orld,” he said. bodia and met there with Prince Prescription Pharmacy not know whether Wlesner also be heard at press time. year. esses will be Mrs. C. Elmore Wat But, he said, "we understand -and 81,575 from special gifts. Funeral services for Mrs. Wil connect you. An. icy impersonal kins, Mrs. William McKinney, and It was the first religious institu . Souvanna Pbouma, who was pre- had given Kennedy a memo. voice inquires, “Who's calling, You’re expected to arrange tion in history in which there was now for the first time in our his "Having Just ended I960 with 901 Main Street • liam Moore, 333 Center St., were ahead of time for a room in a ho Mrs. Clarence Jaycox. Col. Wil / -mlsr of the neutralist government a diflclt of 8411. it is doubtful MI 9-2821 Even before publication of the held Saturday afternoon at St. please?” , . no sacrifice and no priesthood, but liam Spatig (retired) of the Sal tory that the land of the free and V . . Herald Tribune story, some Re Fellowship Plajns Mary’s Episcopal C?hurch. TTie The person you are callings may tel or a seat in a big-name restau Local Stocks rather the congregation became the wbich was temporarily in office that the Manchester YWCA can Copyright 1981 (lW2) rant, even if they're only half- vation Army will bis guest speak the home of the brave no longer withstand another unsuccessful fi publicans had been demanding Tlev. Prescott Beach officiated.- be still desperately chinning him heart of the institution.” In last summer. that Congress be given more in self on the lowest rung of the lad filled. er. Mrs. William Rush will also accord prior rights to Anglo-Saxon nance, drive,” Mrs. Olsen asserted. ‘ SHEARSbN, HAM M ILLICO. To Review Books Burial was in East Cemetery. speak on WCTU publications. In tracing the development of 'file two men represented the formation on how the Russians Bearers were Clifton Pockett, der of success. You may'be calling It is "By Appointment ' Only” Quotations Puinlshnd by religious architecture through the Protestents, but that we are ail The 1981 slogan, "Tomorrow is To now that you get a haircut, have -Bast-West factions Inside Laos It- A4Mil>«r« N«w York Stock isehongo were persuaded to release the ITamllton Mullins. Howard Pohl, only to do him a big personal favor. Coburn A Mlddl<>brook.''lnc. ages, Mr. Geddes pointed out that in this fascinating thing we call day,” best reflects the position ol The Wopten’s Fellowshimof Cen your dog clipped, play golf on a Bank Stocks The ladies auxiliary of the Zip- ■alf. and when they agreed to seek the Manchester YWCA at this fliers. • Marvin Kelley, John Werdern, and It makes no difference. / Judaism has never dev^oped to America together.” 918 MAIN STREET And today the Republican Na ter Congregational Chur6h will The SYSTEM provides that you public course, go bowling, .. have Bid Asked eer Club will meet tomorrow at 'a formula for a true neutrallza- time, she added. present four, book reviews arid a Patrick Mooney. 7:30 p.m. at the clubrooms on architecture expressive ofthis con He was making his observa tional Committee said there are must give your name, rank' and your teeth, filled, or explain your Conn. Bank and Trust cept. Prior to modern times, he Hon o f Laos, through their com- "This campaign is perhaps the talk, “The 'Value of Sflence,’''a t a last incorne tax return. Co.‘ ...... 48Mi 61H Brainard Pi. ‘ , tions, Father Davis ssdd, "with no most Important In the 41-year-his- circumstances suggesting that Alexander J. McGInley maybe your Social Security num said, the main reason for thla was. .blned efforts toward a coalition “concessions were made to the meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. at the ber, then hang fuming oh thp You even have to show up for Hartford National bitterness or reproach whatever, tory of Manchester YWCiA,’' she The funeral of Alexander J. Mc- the fact that Jews -were denied Russians which might not have church. phone while you are invisibly m - an appointment with a judge be Bank and Trust Co. 45 48 Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis goremroent, thi|t seemed hopeful added. Mrs. Olsen explained that Ginley, 21 Oak St., vias held this ters, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m; membership In the guilds, and but simply as pne who has ob Cheney Hall been in the best interest of the Mrs. Clifford O. Simpson will morning at the W. P. Quish Funer nounced and received or rejeefed. fore he'll sentence you to jail. Fire insurance Oimpanles sews. And, in fact, further confer- "it is most Ironic that while the deliver the talk, which will be You don’t l^ave to die by ap at the Odd .Fellows Hall. There therefore could neither design-nor served and is reporting, objective Hartford Rd. American people." ■* al Home, 225 Main St., followed You can. of course, fight back. Aetna F ir e ...... 107 , 111 build their own religious buildings. sneia between the two factions YWCA cannot muster aufflcfcnt followed by reviews of Albert, Whenever you get that maddening pointment, but if yoiir friends Hartford Fire ...... 70 73 will ,be a St. Patrick’s program, social and cultural phonomena.” support for its Immediate needs, In its publication. Battle Line, by a solemn high Mass of requiem Synagogues assumed the charac are to be held In Cambodia, which the committee criticized what it Schweitzer's "The Quest of the query, "Who’s calling, please?" want to attend your funeral serv National Fire ...... 1 2 5 135 and refreshments will be served. Then he also noted that "some. the organization's long-range, fu ,Frea Parking at St. James' 'Church. ter of the prevailing mode of archi may make progress tow’ard the called Kennedy's "tight-lip” policy Historical Jesus" by Mrs. Vv^illiam The Rev. James Ti O’Connell you can reply in a great hollow ices they have to arrange to ar Htfd. Steam Boiler 101 106 non-Catholics and some Catholics, ture has been assured by provi MI B-SS82 Steiner, Helen Smith Shoemaker’.s rive at the appointed hour. Jt they Phoenix Fire ...... 90 93'i The executive boafd of the tecture, he added. goal agreed upon at the original sions of the late Miss Elltebeth against airing of details. The ad was celebrant, assisted by the Rev. voice: . V, He expressed his plan to submit as well, have insisted that for too ministration has denied any deal "The Secret of Effective Prayer’ Tell him it is God returning his get to the church 15 minutes late, . Ufa and indemnity Ina Cos. Women's Republican Club will ‘ sonference. Bennet’s will.” v John Regan as deacon and the Rev. meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the a design which will express the long a time we Catholics have was" made for the fliers' release,' by Mrs. Charles Gipson, J. Lennox Joseph McCann was subdeacon. call — but too busy to wait." you'll be gone—and the pastor Aetna Casualty ....1 2 4 134 But, although this parleying of Miss Bennet last year made the Open Noon Kerr’s “Wilfred Grenfel, His Life home of Mrs. Haplan Taylor, 39, traditions of Judaism both ex been ll\-lng apart, self-segregated The GOP committee-publication The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John F. Han Then slarn down the receiver may be performing a wedding. Aetna L i f e ...... 102 106 fered hope, Sind perhaps also rep YWCA the legatee of her estate, To 9 and Work” by Mrs. Martin Al- 'There Is only one real way of Harlan St. ternally and internally, while at asked .these questions: non was seated in the sanctuary. hard. Conn. General ...... 413 428 the same time bearing the proper from the mass of American people, creating a trust fund from which Sat 10 to 8 vord. and Thomas Costaln’a “ The B.ut you can't really beat the escaping the SYSTEM. resents serious negotiation from the 'YWCA will. eventually receive "What kind of papers did- the Mrs. Ralph Maccarone was orgain- Hftd. Electric Light 66 69 relationship to its New England, excessively aloof and disengaged JTUlfep two RB47 pilots sign while they Three Eldwards" by Mrs. Florence SYSTEM today. It has you sur Become' a Beatnik. As he doesn't Travelers ...... 112',4 lluVa The Little Theater of Manches the Communist Mde of things, the an income which can be used for ist. - ter will present a play, "Accord environment from the vast universe of common were prisoners of the Russians? Stevenson. ' Bu;Jal was in St. James’ Ceme rounded. •plan to do anything much any Public ('tUltles ’ Communists could not let it go on current expenses. However, the in OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9:00 Mrs. Lloyd Gustafson from the You phone your doctor and the way, he doesn't have all the wear ing to Size,” at Hollister St. American qpneems." come from this trust fund goes to "Would the legal documents tery, with committal read by Conn. Light'& Power 28'4 30',^ wltbout its off-stage accompani Mothers Club of the church ■will Father O’Connell. Bearers were secretary asks; and tear of arranging things- be Hftd. Electric Light 69 72 School tomorrow after the annual Divers Hunt Four If Catholics are in "any sense her brother and two friends during WOOL For Rug Making ...... H>- 75< signed by the pilots be of propa Hollister PTA buffet supper be ment of pressure and violence. ganda value to the USSR if re- lead the. devotions. Mrs. Roy Keith John McGinley, Peter McGinley, "Do you have an appointment?” forehand. His nerves are calm, un- Hartford Gas Co. .. *53 57 their lifetime, Mrs. Olsen explain and Mrs. James Hynd will serve ginning at 6:30. Tickets will not ..Tlis Communist-supported forces in a Catholic ghetto, and perhaps DRESS FABRICS— Pilgrim Mill’s Low Price . .yd, 58< • leased? Edward McGinley, and William No, I have a sore throat.” flurritld. Southern New England Jacksonville, Fla., March 13 ed. refreshments. be on sale at the door, but may be (/P: — Search parties, including ta the field inside Laos took the' we can admit and should admit "Why has the President insisted Anderson. "I can squeeze you in'to see him A Beatnik's only appointment is Telephone ...... 50 53 "Miss Bennet also made a sub -KITCHEN PRINTS—Pilgrim Mill’s Low Prite yd. 50< Mrs. Donald Hay, chairman of with futility. And this doesn't re Manufacturing Companies obtained by calling Theunis Werk- divers, probed Lake Cieorge agpitn that we are, it is a quarantine of stantial bequest to the Y building on keeping these facUi secret?” three ■ weeks from tomorrow at occasion t» launch a new often- the evangelism and spiritual life quire phone calls or advance plan Arrow, Hart, Heg. 63*4 hoven, 250 Main St.-"^ today seeking four Navy airmen our own making,” said Father fund. Therefore, contributions Sen. Styles Bridges, New Hamp 4:15,” she' answers oozily. "But 6 6 ’4 Blva, ortilch drove the rightist gov- don't take a blank view committee: and Mrs. CTiester Associated Spring 1 3 ’4 1 5 ’4 still missing from a bomber crash made to the 1961 campaign fund shire, chairman of the Senate Re Rockville-V ernon please be prompt. We don't like ning. ornment forces off a road thej^bad Davis. He urged that Catholics . r Bigelow, chairman of Qiristian Bristol Brass . . . 9 >4 11 The Women’s Home League of last week; will bear a double dividend; they publican Policy Conxmittee, said education for the Fellowship, are Salvation Army will meet tomor- Tsoonquered last fall. Most re- “ stop acting like a persecuted mi conflicting reports add up to "fur Dunham B u sh ...... 4%4 % 5 % Four bodies of the eight men will help sustain a program for in charge of the program. People’s Banl^ Rockville-V ern on Em-Hart ...... rom at 2 p.m. in the Junior Hail at aboard the P2'V'Neptune have been ^ports of military ~action in Loos nority group and Jump in with 600 members in 1961, and will In of your home ther evidence that Congress should 73 V4 7 8 ’4 Mrs. Charlep Baxter, president Fafnlr Bearing . 55 59 the church. Hostesses will be Mrs. brought up-from the waters of the- everybody else in the prosecution sure the existence *ot Mancheater get the facts.” I Snow Warning .mrs exaggerated, but there seems of the Fellowship, will conduct Landers Frary Clark 11V4 13 >4 Margaret Therrien, ' Mrs. Ann big lake, 75 miles south of Jack- YWCA for future beneficiaries of Bridges said he will putm a' de Hikes Interest ll> 4 llttls doubt that the Communist of all the ends wp have In com the business meeting. Manchester Boys N. B. Machine . . . 20 23 Young and Mrs. Alvina Chagpion, sQnvllle. .Three were recovered Fri Miss Bennet’s estate,” she con GET READY mand he has made that th^ Senate (Continued from Page One) mon.” North tod Judd .. 16 18 day. the day after the cradi, and side of things, seeing negotiation cluded. Glenney’s will have an experienced bulldingr consultant yive you modemiza.- Preparedness subcommittee, head Depositors of the People's Say Held After Fight 1 5 ’ 4 ' yesterday the body of Lt., Richard might bo making some progress, One of the things some Protes ed by Sen. John Stennis, U-Miss., suit but promised a more detailed Stanley Works ...... 15’,-4' 1 7 ’4 4 4 in 100 Wdrk ings Bank of Rockville will be paid Terry Steam Boiler 32 35 W. Bennett, 31, son of Mr. and ^threw jin some military action to tants still have to learn Is that tion advice. He’ll suggest effective ways to give your house new youth— \ Investigate the whole matt^, . British Open Trial "For all we, know,” Bridges said, three and three-quarters per cent forecast later. Two Manchester youths were ar Veeder Root ...... 4 7 60 Washington—About 44 of every Mrs. Mierle K. Bennett, 251 North see what it would produce—per- there is k great divergence of view Mother Superior GET SE T ... at least expense. , “ The President could have made Of 5 as Red Spies Interest by the bank at the next Meanwhile, whole gale warnings rested following a fight on Crys The above quotations are nqt to 100 Negro women in the United Bluff St.', Wichita, Kan., was found. hopo an advantage in the negoti- and opinion . an,ong Catholic concessions to the Russians which dividend date June 29. were hoisted' from Block Island to tal Lake Rd. in Ellington Satur be construed as actual marketa States work compared with 33 of The plane, bas^ at Jacksonville Btions—^perhaps enough of a gain tliqught leaders. Knowing that Communion Guest could lead tp war. We don't know Directors of the bank pnanimous- day night in which a Rockville every 100 white women. Among Naval Air Statloh, was on" a prac (Continued from Page One) Cape Ann at noon and g^e'< warn man was injured. ^ that ultimate Communist con can be so, we hesitate to conclude whether it would or wouldn't. We ly voted the hike in the ahnual^in- Negro and white men the percent tice bombing run when it made a If you’re the weekend-contractor type, we’ll give step-by-step instructions Just don't know, period.” ings from Cape Ann to Eastport. Robert M. Smith, 19, of 411 sharp dive into the lake. trol at all Laos might seems be that. Father Davis necessarily A mother'a natural anxiety over terest rate at an executive meeting age working is the same -ri- 84. GO! Sen. Alexander Wiley, R-Wis., a era! western countries including today. The former rate was three Northeasterly winds were ex Burnham St. and John P. O'Neil. Public Records speaks for anyone beyond himself. her child often ICads to a shelter yond negotiation. on how to do the job. To speed the work, we’ll rent you power tools. senate Foreign Relations (Commit the United States alro wei;e be and one-half per cent. pected to Increase to 50 to 60 16,. of 10 Mintz Court,' both of ing of the child to the point where I Manchester, were charged with - We Miall see, In tlie days Just Some other 'leaders of Catholic tee member, said that group had lieved. attending as observers. knots , along the coast and tides Warrantee Deed he has little contact with reality, EhreVy seat in the oak-paneled Treasurer J. Everett North said breach of .the peace by State 'ohsod, whether the Communists thought- would seem, by the news, Basic to winhing any : been told nothing of any part the higher rate is made possible will run two to three, feet above William T. and Harriet L Dell said Mothdr Mary Fidelia yester played by Rostow and Wlesner. courtroom was allocated. Special normal in Massachusetts and Trooper Walter Smeigel of the jf o more talking or more fighting to regard the election of President day to membersj of the-Ladles of If you don’t know your way around a tool box, Glenney’s will recommend due to increased earnings and akid Stafford Springs Troop. to Augustus S. Jr.. tod Jane B. Kennedy as a signal to^ress for kjnd of race is getting But Wiley added that he is not passes were required. that adoption of the new rate Rhode Island Tuesday. Flooding Knight, property,at 35 Fulton Rd. 3n Itsos. Ih e Kennedy admlnistra- the Assumption. sure any Senate investigation would The trial is expected to last at high tide is likely in low-Iylng Carl Capello, 20, of 105 Brook federal aid to parochial schools Mother Fidells, who will be the .men who work quickly and with a minimum of fu8.s and muss and the means that deposits now are earn Qult married his model and 'longtime leave Formosa. A statement in Circuit Court In Rockville on Academy St. •dtugoia. Tha floating revolution Davis himself, on' the basis of his dom tell you what to do when tha In Memoriam Police said Shelly’s car swerved Commlttee’a Deed first little lie comes out." In loving memory of my - dear hus companion Jacqueline R i^ u e, to avoid an oncoming car and from the Foreign Ministry, March 28. Smatost the Salazar dictatorship In speech, we affinn our liking for la r i'- . band. Charles Wesneskl, who passed Anthony L. DiLorenzo.to Wal '' Children "drink in talk of God. 88, here 10 days ago. It was dis struck Antonson’s parked car. com m en^g on recently renewed ^^ottqgal never di^ get to ,1 Angola, away March 13. 1989, and was (aid to ter Robinson, property at 54 Niles Street, because of sewer con the'speech itself and for its inter and we so seldom subject them to OPEN FRIDAY rest in St: James Cemetery. closed today. The two were mar Shelly's car had to be towed U.S.-R^ Chinese talks In Wai^ KIDNAF-SLAYER TO HANO„ Jbut some natives t b ^ responded pretation of the election. The it,” she said. BUILDING MATERIALS ried In a dvU ceremony In the saw, said Peiping’s-term s are Waterloo, Iowa, March IS (AT—* Dr. There is someone who misses you sadly. away. There were no injuries or Release J o theta indirect promotion into the sooner we do realize, all of us, that Mother Fideliq la a Sister of -ft w a TiM ajLlolilO pjii. In the home where you used to be, town hall of - this Riviera vUv arrests. the same as those laid down j Wictor Hairy Feguer was sen J O # LUMBER FUEL Sept. 6. As announced previous-; tenced to death—by hanginy^ In Real estate attachments agains|; jeoaM Umidight by beginning to 'vVe are all ftrst-clsias citizens, and Ciharity and the mother superior jmeone who tried to serve you, lage, which Picasso h*s helped George LeBel released by Ameri struction. at the convent of the Assumption tut God willed It not to be. make famous for fine modern KENNEDY NEWS TAUK SET ly in Washingtmi, Pelidng said/ Io>va—today for the kldnap- TCttate. against their Portuguese that tile first nupufote for us all parish. She Is in charge of 88« N. MXIN STREET ELUNOTON BRANCH Red China had made withdraw I slaying of Dr. Edward R. Bar can (3oal Co. Inc.' Road, Route 88 Beyond the sunset oh glad reunion. pottery: Paul Derlgon, mayor of Washtegton,' March 18 (>P)— Marriace Uoeose « i d s and the Fortiignese authorl- is to join our efforts and talents catechism for parish children at HancliMter, Oean. V e a t Saturday 7:30 a^n. to noou With- our dear loved ones gone before. al of the U.S. Forces from Na> tels, 84, Dubuque physician. Th» Persons who Uve In the area wUl be pemlttod to Mter. _____ TRemont 5 6218 the Tillage, a Conuunnist anj a President Kcniiedy will hold a Walter Edward Topllff of 64 XliB rsaponded by rastorihg order and devotiems to those ends and present. Her talk was the madn ...... »>»««» fiMMiU Mitohen e-stn .. t In that fair homelanif we'U know no persoeud friend of the artUt, of news conference at 10 a.m., ttionallst President Chlang Kai- 25-yeor-old ex-convlct from St. parting. JohjDW, Mich., was convicted by Union PI. and Doris Kay Ourlson tha uaual maana, and now, lo purpooes which ara oommoa to us qoeech at a Communion b ^ k - 4/0 /OOtfiiUM U>*ee<,iiwip»r.We»*U*»aer Beyond tha aunaet toravermore. ficiated at the oerHuony. Of- BST, Wednesday. There win be shek’s Islisnd stronghold H con of 53 Walker St, March 18, Eman fast In the Knights of Coluimbus "Youf Croaronlee—*Oeh4i Yodrs qf Dependable Senrlee" llctels eonflnned today the wed no live radio or televislan ooveiv dition for admitting U.S.,new^ a UJ8. Dtotrtct Court Jury pt 10 J M heboid, Angola faaa place on all, the more we will all be ablo to BRANCH OFFICE—ROUTE 81. COVENTBT fladlyrihlased by his l6ving wlfa, men.and 8 women yestuday. uel Lutheran CJhurch. Homs, following S ajn. Mom at Sadie, daugator and aoa. ding had tehen plaeei. •ffo. papermen. IM Ula a t the United Nationa do for the American dream. tha church. 3 ''9 «alltyi—lb# lott Beoaomy of ANV-Ufeina Improwenitiit Hoadquorteri / '! / .1
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C6 NN., MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1961 PAGE SIX ^MANCHESTER EVENING-^Hg^ALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.^, MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1961 PAGE SEVEN MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PtJZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Bolton Andover wUl be awarded junior imd senior division .prize! at 9:18 p.m. in Till' THIS \ H I^B JTCH .'JIA PIE- ) RESOURCEFUL the auditorium, is being present K V O U R CLUCK! WHEN, FELLOW,_ Baseball Program European Slides ed as the '^ g ra m of Um monthly Yowr / sM rm T CHANCE ARE ^ JOININ' TH' i iF^BSA^rfySrSwi^ INwHIsmb TV-Radio Tonight RHAM PTSA meeting Tuesday n o i JONES AK HI HECKLE ciRajs?^aoTA . Sponsors Listed To Be Shown PTA evening.- “ r^THESUU.Y,ANP / ^ A C F FER IT! Woodlond Wolk The Baby Has The PTSA Will hold a business ADA-kz-K/ meeting and have refreahmentii DsHvwIm IVNO DIRECTOR,10 DROP B V A l^ X Frederick Gaal, park and rec- Mrs. Hazel Floyd will show slides AtoAH'SARK/-^ ACB088 81lMnidii)t reaUon commissioner, has an after the prizes have been award- tH006HT-~ HAK-KAFFi^-IPyXI COOLDj eesioes,YOU TOOK dtvlM Television of a trip she took to Europe last led. Jltut telephone your eriur for ASK1ME AteMBERS 0F1ME OWLS IShnb nounced the sponsors ‘of baseball MVTEASERVlCBTD ' 'UTroptedtiM SPotenMala Been Named... \:00 Salty Brlne'i Shack 12 ^ To Tell The Truth 12 summer at the meeting of Andover drug needs.nnd ooometleb—gtf» :LuacNiciHEATER coMMirree lOAfew ' teams for the cbming year. ^ Early Show (in progreai) 10. 30 8:00 Surfstde Six 19 CNERFORTBArrMISHTLENDA ' BB RBPiLATSO THe W / • HaMwoedlxM llOoennf Michael Sheridan will sponsor the Cartoon Plavhouae 18 8:30 Tales of Wells Fargo 10. 32. 30 Parent Teacher Association Manchester Evening Herald An Ing your Charge Flau anahar. Before 0NB3UST LIKE il2(^^ei«tleiolo Sheridan Garage team? Larry Fl- Firat Show (In prosrest) Surfeide Six 8. 40. 63 Wednesday. Mrs. Floyd teaches dover (xtrrespondent, Robert W. NWe;^ Panic , DucKptn Bowling IK Get ano, the Fiano Realty Co.*..team; . • News 9:00 Danny Thomas Show ^ 19 Grade 4 in the eremehtary schop stephone "Pilgrim 2-777S. V4lNtX)W OF SAaa'6 114 Serpent 22 Senior IBKmoUon Negro Brothers, the ^Itpn Dairy • Bis 3 Theater (in prosreH) Acapulco 10. 22.’ 311 The meeting will be held at 8 Immediate l o a n COAlRANy./ 24Njltaad Beavaretock, Karen Ann, daughter of Mr. and blra. Allen L. team; David and Charles Minicucci, Y ofi Bear 9:30 Andy Griffith Show 3. 12 17 Small devil 4:16 Rescue 8 Dante S If p.m. at the elementary school and CAUGHT WITH STOLEN CAR Delivery is Wife men 28 Spanglad (bar.) Beaveratock, 47. Ward iSt, Rockville. She was bom March 8 at the M and M Oil Co. team; and 10. 22. 26 Cottage diaaae Manchealer Memorial Hospital. Her hi'atemal grandfather is Modern Dizeat Adventures In Paradise will open with a short business ses New Haven, March 13 (/P)— 19 Sewlnf tooli 38 Tasty Dominic Pontlcelli, the Ponticelli 4:36 Weather. NeWe A Sports 8. 40. 5.3 sion. ' 31SnowveUda Camilla J. Thlsdale Sr., Middletown. Her paternal grandmother team. Two Paces West Streets of Danger 18 Nicholas Sorak, 47, Milford, was 30 Spanish'itvar 40 Haring 47Wallanilria 1:30 Sports. News, Weather Hostesses will be M rs.' Gerald SSRenchUnB CORldOff 48Vaodad Is Mrs. Ruth Beaveratock, Rockville. She has a sister, Debbie The Bolton team, a newly or 10:00 MlTiinn____ ^pollai^______Movie 18 held in $2,000 bond for action in i MDonktjr 31 Sotpmaking Marie, 4. Robin Hood The Barbara•ha Stanwyck Show Anderson and Mrs. Thomas Mc U.S. District Court after he was frame 43 Ifohammadaa 10 nearing iiriw ganized unit ^or boyi 13 years « f C-impase 22. 30 Cabe, room mothers for Mrs. Percy BY V. T. HAMLIN 27 Sorrowfidciy aacra4eUy BlOMMal d • » • * { ' 4:46 Douc Edwerde Adventures In Paradise 10 arraigned on a charge of trans ALLY OOP 29 Indiana S3 Caper age and older, will be sponsored by Cook’s blassroom. 35 Irish sdielar 48Legal 82t0W|0d Wright, David Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wright, Harold Jarvis. This team has been ABC Newii Hennesey |.«. 12 IX porting a stolen car from Port >miHEY*RE DOIN' VKNOI\{OOI?nWNK ■WELURNE- ..AUVOU^E GOT> 32 Send bade BOBpaiiBibiaflida Huntley-Brinkley Report 10:30 June Ailyson Show -V 12 RIHAM Sdence Fair Chester. N.Y., to Milford last PRESCRIPTION PHABMACT BE GLAD TO DOS FAIL N , ATTH' 34 Drink (1T4M812) 46StH^ 18 Chambers St. He was bom March 8 at Manchester Memorial invited to participate in the Farm- 10. 22. 30 Berli* -lackpot Ym 30 m E m GOOD.. BUT JT> UKE TO JOIN Peter Gunn A progressive science fair fea- week. Sorak was arrested by FBI 901 MAIN ST,—Ml S-SStl THIS OOMHAMV •nvWETOU ATIH'REAROFl REAR* 36—— bonorable Hospital, His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Rene ingCon Valley Baseball League 7:00 After Dinner Movie 3 3. 40>^3 TMEWE SnU-fiOTA r * r " 1“ 1 1 I" r r i i . IT IT Badeau, 233 Woodland S t His paternal grandmother is Mr!: Npwh—Barry BarenU San Francisco Beat .turing projects made by all grades agents yesterday. TLEARN! OUTFTT OF MXIRS GUZ„ • TH* COLUMN ME? 37rathen which means boys will be playing Death Valley Days 11:00 News 38 Whip Mary Wright 4 Xxickwood St. He has a brother, William E., 2. at RHAM High School will be -i^MVSELF II II statewide baseball. All games In ,Newe §c Weather The Big News open to the public at 7:30 p.m. 39 Son n r 1 • • • * • thU league are played on, Sunday, Phil Slivers Show « News. Sports Jb Weather People'a Choice * .. World’s Best Movies ■fuesday at the school. T 41 Diftreat signal 17 Neuman, Ann Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nes- alternately away and In Rolton. 42Edgn . n r 11 HlUlmi Dollar . Movla 11:15 ja ck Paar Show (C) The fair, whose bea^t., exhibits 44 SaoeVUnaga man. Grant Hill Rd., Coventry. -She was bom’ March 8 at Man-. Boys attending junior or senior Father Knowg Best Premiere ’ a s t o e a w a £ i ^ ^ SeAsseH** Chester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. 7:15 Newe Feature 40 46 Prosperity IT high school in Manchester or any W Mass. HlKhllghta Suspense -Theater 49 Female ralaUve and Mrs. Arthur Mott, Weymouth, ”MaSs. Her paternal grand other school, including college, who Sports Camera 11:25 News—Sign Off S3.JapaneM 31 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Neihnan, Dover, N.H. would like to play baseball. thU 7:30. Cheyenne «. 10. 40. 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C)’ J I C K L V outcast wmm • ••••' The Americans 22. 30 1:00 News Sc Prayer ST A IS IT season should contact Gaal for pre IRN6 ED MPament 1 * Mattox, Theodore Richard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. application, and application forms. SEE SATURDAY’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE LIS'nNG Liggett S|iecial tHE6UB3ECr« ----- solicitor :s m M bUtod NT Mattox, 198 E. Main St., Rockville. He was bom March 4 at April 4 has beer set as the date 87 Girl’s nldmamo f Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents, are for the first practice sessions of 88 Nested bout s r 17 Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Byerly, Clarendon Hills, III. His paternal the season. Additional sponsors, 89 Pronoun ^grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Mattox, St. Petersburg, Fla. Radio w 41 coaches, managers, ani^ other help CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER 60 Augment!' 1 a 1 Ha has a sister, Margie Lynn, 1. ers are still needed for the farm'n 'v <(This listing includes only those news broadensts pf 10 or IS-minute 81 Browns • * • • • teams and junior teams.. Gaal igth: Some stations carry other short newscasts.) DOWN IS Kaelln, Rebecca Elisabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Thco- ha's scheduled a meeting March 2 aDMc—IM4 <«n?:06 W hafs Your Opinion BY AL VERMEER insh IT IT li . dpre Kaelln, Sandy Beach Rd., Elllng:ton. She was bom March at 7:30 p.m. in the basement room 6:bu N«wa lOd® Nlghlbeat PRISCILLA’S POP SPlaitle 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grand 11 !oq News of the Town Offices. Men and 6:10 Art Johnion Show 11:15''i)port8'Pinal ingredient ■■ U parents are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pettenglll, Lawrence, Mass. 4:66 Ski Report P R \ S aL L A T TtXJ SMOULO KEEP SWariria IS women who are interested and can 7:00 Art Jonnnon Show 11:30 Starlight Serenadt OuarantMtl DON'T POUNDIN«. POUNDIN®; She has two brothers, Gregory. 11, and Jeffery, 9; and two sis assUt with the .program are invit 1:0C Sign Off ' To Give You 4DeteaU - 6:06 Raynor Shines W POP-1416 ME ' POUNDIN® FOR 8Petdog(abJ B" R' ters, Maureen, 8, and Patricia, 16 months. ed to attend. ‘ 11:06 Ski Report A Very 1:00 News. Sign Oft 6:00 Today In Hartford WHATEVER ~ 6Thinptoba * • • • • 6:16 Cenn. Ballroom Enjoyable IS 'Y O U , dOM BT U II Provost, Robert Chandler, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Mancbenter Evening Hieimld bol- W BAY-S14 7:0U Bob Scott Smoke WANT/ iTUnaapbatad 4:00'Paul Harvey 6:00 P3y Soraera Provost, 28 High St. He was bom March 4 at Manchester Me toh correspondent, Elna .Dlmock, 6:30 Sound Stage 1:00 Del Raycee Show 2nda OF ,A NATIONALLY morial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mra. EMward telephone Mitchell 9-9823. 7:00 Bdwaro P Morgan WINP—123! ADVERTISED CIGAR Zanis, 384 Center St. His pateimal grandparents are Mr. and 7:16 Sound Stage 6:00 nnanclal Newa 8:30 Night night 6;06 Shoprcaae and News WHICH SELLS FOR lOo Mra. EXigene Provost, TO Thomas Dr. He has a slater, Sandra 10:16 Jnhansaon-Patterson Fight 7:UU emton Lewla Jr Regr. $4.75. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Lea, 2. ‘ 11:30 Public Affairs 7:16 Evening Devotions 1 • • • • • Jamboree Held 12:00 Sign Off 7:21) Showcase and News Rox 50. n . 7 9 W T lC -ltM 7:35 The Reviewing Stand 7 For 28c Pal, Ronald David, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Pal, }1 6:00 News and Weather 8:00 News ORMAND ]. WEST Oaynor PI., Rockville. He was bom Feb. 24' at Rockville City By Area Scouts 6:20 Strictly Sports *•(*• The World Today « Perfectoa and Panatellaa Hospital. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Harriet Thayer, 6:35 Supperlime Serenade 8:30 News and Showcase Mancimtsr'i OMmI— with iNWMbKfu, Rockville. His. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dave Pal, 8:46-'Three Star Extra 9:00 Mbrary Program Pf®Vg JN-Wfe More than '228 Brownies and o7:06 Conversation Piece 9:05 Showcase and News LfGGEn DRUG th« Rngst fodiltln WllIlng1.on. • intermediate Girl Scouta from 14 *7:30 News of the World 9:30 Music Berond (he Stars and Newa WntlAM J. lENNON, Uc. Aueclot* O^-Streel fjrkini • • • • • 7:45 Radio Moscow 13:06 News Roundup PARKADE III troops In the Northwest Neighbor 8:05 Pops Concert • 12:15 Sign-Off Vi» ^ /i6e 0smv, > Rchaller, EUeen Claire, dfcughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schalv hood participated in a Juliette 142 EAST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER ler, 73 Alton S t She was bom March 4 at Manchester Memorial Low J ^ b oree program Saturday BY JOE CAMPBELL Hospital. She has a brother, Robertj- 6; and a sister, Deborah, 2. aftem ^n at Waddell School audi Mrs. Walter Hamilton, Tr6op 37; Guild Will Hold BONNIE • B * « * torium. Mra. Thomaa Powers and Mra. WT?T William Greene, Troop 43; Mra. MtHtifM SysAeB^I* ■ DeOray, Peter AUln, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis DeGray, Yellow shoulder ribbons, des 18 Raffia Rd., Thompspnvllle. He was bom March 4^nt Man ignating troop leaders, were pre Floyd Mitchell, Troop 34; Mra. Auction Saturday chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. sented to 25 leaders and co-lead- Clifton .Rines, Mr|. Norman South- anij Mrs. Walden Collins, Wapplng. His paternal grandparents I by Mrs. Elmer Swanson, ergill and Mra. Joseph Knybel. The Guild of Our Lady of St. are Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeGray. Springfield. Mass. He has two Troop 26: Mrs. Louia Carter and OPEN IN MANCHESTER . F - neighborhood chairman, assisted Bartholomew’s parish will sponsor brothers, Ronald Kean, 2%; and Gerald Robert, 1. by Mrs. John Kovaleck. Mra. Griawold Chappell, 'Troop 24; an auction Saturday at 2 p.m. at • • • • • Mrs. -Swanson was crowned Mra. Fred Pemberton and Mrs. the Manchester Green School. Band, jiame! Harold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rand, 24 Raymond Miller, Troop 94; and POPULAR'S GREAT, EXCITINGLY NEW irSnaOnTtSSrSCKriF' S’ "Queen of the Ekiy” representing Proceeds will go to the chilrch Walker 8L He wa* bom March 3 at Manlhester Memorial Hos Juliette Low, and received a bou Mra. Ralph Grondin and Mrs. Mar building fund. pital. His maternal grandparents are Joseph Zwack and Mrs. quet of wax roses. cel Caaevant, Troop 53. Articles to be auctioned will in SUPERMARKET at 725 Middle Turnpike East Edna Rourke, both of Albany. N.Y. His paternal grandfather is Leaders and ’ co-leaders who re - i ------^------clude a four-burner and ,oven gas Arthur Rand. Portsmouth, N.H. He has four sisters, Linda, 6%, ceived shoulder ribbons were Mrs. JOBS FOR 350 . ' stove, lamps, chairs, mirrors, pots OPPOSITE LUDLOW ROAD Melodle, 4, Deborah, 2V4, and Donna, 14 month!. Lawrence Dunn, T roop ,76; Mrs. Danbury, ^ March 13 (J’)—The and pans, silverware, china, glass James Beckwith and Mrs. Julius Dictograph ’ Products, Inc., manu ware, tablecloths, an automatic Lombardo, Gerllyn Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl t«m - Randazzo, Troop 58; Mra. 'Stanley facturer of hearing aids and other electric iron, an electric floor bai^o, 23 Hawthorne SL She was bom March 3 at Manchester Magora, Troop 73; Mrs. Kenneth electronic devices, plans to move polisher, nursery-grown house Memorial HoapiUl. Her maternal grandmother is Mrs. Thomaa Dowding and Mrs. BMgar Berube, its national headquarters and main plants, and new nierchandise. C^SwPBtU^ »1|«1 WINA.1»«.TJ«.H,K.V*‘f*(>W.. 3 - 0 Sapiensa, 91 Autumn St. Her paternal grandmother i?, Mrs. Sal- Troop 100; MnS. Manuel Margar- plant here from Jamaica, N.Y. Joseph MacCaione will be auc vatore Lombardo, Hartford. She has ^ brother, RlchaM, 16; and dio, TYoop 98; Mrs. Daniel Puzinas M«lte J. Carlson, president, an tioneer for the event, which will r three sistera, Carol, 13, Mary, 11. and Virginia, 8. and Mrs. William Kllmas, Troop nounced Saturday the 59-year-old be held rain or shine. . * JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD “ Gee, Mom! All I did was ask them if they had • • • • • teen my white mouse!” 36; Mrs. Wyant Garrison and Mra. firm will start Initial operations ,BUT I'D NEVER BOTHBIED TO X KNEW I CDULP GAVE JESSKA'5 Blnrlno, Anthony J. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Marino, Richard Reichenbat^, Troop 68. Immediately. It eventually plans "‘ .Wisconsin has an area of 86,- SEEK PROOF/ BWOTXDN HAP UFE, AND SeCOHOVf-l WAS IN 930 Sullivan Ave.', South Windsor. He was bom Marth 3 at Man Also, Mra. Bernard Bentley and to employ 380 persons, he-said. 066 square miles. ....UNTIL AW. LOVEWITH HER/ chester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother Is Mrs. SAXON OPEN CP SUPER EYES. I lOOKEP- Ll'^LE SPORTS BY ROUSOfif Marjorie Crovo, Hartford. His paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Theresa Marino, Hartford. He has a brother. Angelo, 10; .and a markets tiPGas eB0SKm> alster, Mary Ann, 8. §jpa&§i}!]Q ' * * • • • -fA B ie rs^ liIY ie SFofiT . gtAVTIFVL. 'Gives Y ou pHitlKS Crawford, Alan Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford, li.& iBN rs «IP/ 2818 Ellington Rd.. Wapplng. He was bom March 3 at Man chester Memorial HosplUl. His maternal grandmother is, Mra. 4 Leon L. Parsons, We.«it Dennis, Mass. HU paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. WUliam CrawforiJ. Dedham, Mass. He has a brother, Glenn, 4% ; and two sisters, Gall, 9, and Linda, 7. every Wednesifay
— ^— T------; ■ a 3 -/3 TIAW«UIU,lMlt,.ACw>.'iie«iiuime«K Coventry Tuesday and Wednesday Specials! B. C. BY JOHNNY HART • RCA VICTOR COLOR TV In action this w##k! 1 Bring your fsmUy ond friends to our ^ BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Edmondson Appointed as e TOP GRADE U. S. D. A, CHOICE _ HOPS. BUT NOW) FREE diemonstreiidH ht tiie store today. REPOIIIM! ANO them we AAAN, ARElpU Grammar School Principal CfMV.^ LUCKY SHOES- • opsn nytry Avsnlng ■ntil't P«mr BASED OUTS HME CHUCK C O c 1 TO take A . Clarence,.C. Edmondson of )lt.^ .town, will teach Latin. A gradu CALCULATED ate of Watertown High School, . RISK. 44A, has been appointed principal she received her. bachelor’s degree FREE of the Coventry Grammar School. from Middlebury College, master’s 9TEAK " 4 He reple-ces Francis A. Perrotti, from Harvard ’University and is a ROSE RUSH who several months ago was ap member of the Harvard Coopera iJutl .for ••m!*! Is and pointed principal of the new Cov tive Teacher Training program. IwaltMnE arCOLOR TV Reg. AT OUR FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT entry High School. She -has done practice teaching In Idasnemlraliaa dariaf FES- Newton High . School, „ N e w t o n, I tiv a l o f c o l o r w e e k . is •■fl. trie YwO IMU t«aaa Edmondson Is a graduate of Wil- $t04.50 tite ^ » 1 NL •«, Umantlc. State Teachers College Mass, and is a member of Phi and expects to receive his master’s Beta Kappa, ' national honorary STEAKS lb sorority. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI degree in administration from the Oscar Miller has been appointed linm mogoilnt SWORDFISH University of Connecticut in June. head custodian Of the Coventry REVlRE YOUVe ALWAVa said I (30/BUT THEY He has had two years of military High School. He has been with the 4. MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD HOW COME YOU DONT THERE ARE LOTS OF OONTUKEME. service and has taught for live school system for nine years and MOVIE CAMERA CO ]THE etciL ooce GIRLS THAT YOU XFDUNOOUr years irt the Coventry school sys Is presently head custodian at Cov BREAKSTONE'S 8-OZ. PACKAGE ANY/ =,YANCEY? LIKE UP THERE. THE NICKNAME tem. He has served as administra ^lOW ABOUT HE CLAIMS IT 15!^ entry Grammar School. only , $ ^ 9 S THE HORSE? BUT, OF COURSE, THEY Have tive assistant at Coventry Gram- FOR M E . rriar School since November. He Attend Horse Show IS THE WARM About 30 pupils of Coventry Day with the pm hstt of sn RCA VICTOR COLOR TV^ ANYWAV/ is a member of Uriel Lodge of Masons, Coventry JJrange and of School attopded the horse shqw CREAM A the board of .directors Porter at the Hicks Arena, University of • 2,| laai Library. He Is married and has Connecticut, Saturday. Accam' • Talag blaal and wliiia or two children, Paul, age 21 months panylng the pupils of Grades 4 calar movla* and Peter, six months. through 8 was Martin Capot^a, • Snda-o-MtHe vlawfindar EXTRA head master. • A4i*tlabk faalaia mala^ CHEESE Four teacher appointments have ^ Spatd conlrol TRADE-IN been made by the board of educa: -The social studies' group at the tlon: William Ayer pf tpwh, a school ■ is planning a trip to New ALLOWANCE York April 14. graduate of Manchester High fYtar pr***n( TV •*• mar ha hm4 School and Willlmeintic State Col Bulletin Boarci laa a Oom aarmiat tmmrtt Nm The executive committee of the I oartMita tl aa RCA VICTOR COLOR 50 EXTRA STAMPS lege, will teach an intermediate [tv Oarla! PRtTIVAb Of COLOR grade. Porter Library Association will |W!EK. ______CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER Harry J. Cimha of East Provi meet at 8 p.m. today at its room f WITH PURCHASE OF 6-OZ. JAR dence, R.I.,„wiU teach business ad at the Church Community House. EXCU4S W1.B0Y6. iWir mSIPt,JI«N Coventry Garden. Club will meet You I'LL HELP Y9U LOCATE YOUR PHOmuy,, ministration. He is an honor don*t know what yoWre missing /til you see MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTQN JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY graduate of Bryant College in at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow at Booth- • CAPTAM RA5Y- Dimock Memorial Library. The i l Providence, received his master’s CONCEN7RA7EON I O.K., I degree in business administoation program will be "Know Your Ehler’s Instant Coffee SOMETHING EISETV TRY. Trees." Slides on the topic will be OOH! vIih w a ' from the University of Connecti 3 GET rrOFF YOUR. cut, and has nine years teaching shown by James 1’. Laldlaw. Host TOOTHACHE MIND. I 1 esses will be Mrs. Ralph McLeod 3\EGOT| experience. and Mrs. William H. Trlbou. ICANY Miss Mary HeUtad, Lebanon, The Young Mothers Club will POPULAR BRAND pUART JAR^ S1ANOTHE N.H., a University of New Hamp meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Na IVUNj shire graduate, will teach French. than Hale Community Center. Mlsa Hetstad studied at the Uni Hostesses will .be Mrs. Richard versity of Oslo In Norway; Uni Breen and Mra. Dudley E. Fergu versity of Massachusetts and has son. MAVMIUjSE_49‘ at master’s degree from Middle- Jones* bury College. She has had four Mancheater Evening Herald Cov Eventually ••• you en goiug to v m m l years teaching experience. entry correspondent, F. Pauline Miss Anne Horton of Water- Little, telephone Pilgrim 2-6231. buy COLOR T V ,J V h y not N O J y ? COtOR JEFF COBB BY PETE HOFFMAN . .^Pricad a* low at THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS S!mRli6ad caler-.aaies tun NOW IF THE GRAIGt DIDN'T ing. 2M tq. in. vltwabla 1/^ i Imemu. kkemmd/l^AY/VOU. BOVS WILL ■ YOU SAY iritb^a ( i r plcbira tuba|T auartdcalcw STRAWBERRIES i/yjWOKKATi. ONLY NOTICE SCOTTY'S it’s FAIRV^AY for impravad mkrar-abarp pk- TWAKTH THIS FIRE. DOWN ‘iara. lalaacad NaMy FM . AND HURRY THERE-? /o r mad^ U t.C B .ft saand. BACK/ c UNDERWEAR.*”^ ”” FAMILY f'Receirtt sU color at well at Hack and white,. moM iltJtDSr LUSCIOUS 6E0 ' PINT open thura. and fri. till 9 * world ^reen stdmps Ike Crtithlw EXTRA FANCY BOX main street, manchester—ml 3-1212
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\ THE McCurry Leads Bowling Herald Manors Stpp Middletown, Retain Tie for Lea^ EARL YOST Pinto Basket Met Coaches College Hoop Evenly Headdo-Head Action Starts Sporto Editor Sunday fC ity star who finished ta fifth Barrage Paces Play Before pises ta the national event. In Showdown Stage After six. consecutive' days and i? • ’• ‘ Chances of a new' champion^ (713) and Howie Hampton (710).^Mike Denhup Howie August Edgar Bralnard
MONDAY, MARC9 ^8, 1961 Average. Daily Net Press Run The Weather For the Week Ended Foreeeot of U. 8. Weather Bmmu PAGE TWELVE jHanirI;rBter lEornUts March 11, 1961 . « dealing tlilz evening.- partly and not with tho orchsitra per- D.FALSE TEETH 13,317 clondy, windy, little tempmatora Manchester WATES will meet Jean H. Marcel, torpedoman’s f orralnx the work. change tonight. Low in SOo. FUr, mate seaman, USN, eon of Mi^ Crowd Likes The audience waa patenUy de- Rack, SM * or Slip !. Member of the Audit Tuesday evening at the Italian Liebe-Wheelock Rnreeu of Circulation warmer Wedneaday, high In 40e. About Town American Club on Eldrldge St. for and -Mrs. Jean L, Marcel, 47 Ughted with the whole progn^ VAsmrrB. an Imprared powder Manchester— A Cuy of Village Charm a St, Patrick’s Day program. Avondale Rd., Is serving aboard the demanding and receiving two add to ba nrlnkled on upper or lower Two Ibnchester Marinea ar« Weighing in will be from 7 to 8.' radar picket destroyer, USS Fislee, Program hy ed numbwa, both of which they operating, with the Sixth Fleet In found a m u ^ g and entertaining. parOeiiMitlnK in training at Vie* Members are to wear something (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 14, 1961 (ClaesUled'Adverttolng on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS cn i^ Puerto Rico, with the Third the Mediterranean. Prevlotu to the start of the music, VOL. L3«X , NO. 138 green or be subject to a fine. Top Indianapolis Dr, Melvin HorwlU. preeldent of soidlTboM not sonr- Battalion, l^ h th Marina Regi losers,for February .were Mrs. John 5dS’ b r t s ^ o s t i ^ a r r i r s t Members of Eliza Chapman Jdy the local aasoclation, annoimced drus ooimteri orerjwnete. ment, an infiantiry unit of the Sec Pavelack, 13 pounds, and Mrs. that the fo u i^ concert in the ond Marine iHirtaion at Camp Le- Joseph Granato, 12 pounds. Circle of' North Methodist Church By JOHN GRUBER are Invited to meet with the Kath serlee would oo a produetjon of 1«une, N.C. They are Marine Pfc. The Indianapolis Symphony Or T h e Love Of WtiHam E. Fisher, eon of Mr. and Girl Scout Intermediate Troop erine Balch Circle at the church Wednesday at 1 p m. Mrs. Dorothy chestra played to a full houze last T h r ^ O r t h g ^ ^ r i i l ^ schednleff R e a d r H e r i d d A d Y S . Mrs. staurice J. BHsher, 42 Madi 83, led by Mrs. Donald Geer, re night at the Manchester . High for Sunday, May 14 son St., and Marine Pfc. Donald cently made doll ruffled beds out Dowding ^11 show elldee of New S. Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. of cigar boxes. Elach girl made England churches.. School audltorluin, as another in Kennedy for ■^ilaa Moore, 161 Oak St. eight beds to grlve to the Newing the ■winter series of attractions ton Home and Hospital for Crip Friendship Circle Of the Salva offered by the Commiailty Concert pled Children. tion Army will meet tonight at lOss Carol Huestis, daughter of 7:4S at the church. Mrs. Maynard Assoplation. Mr. and Mrs. Leon S. Huestis. 71 Clough will be hostess. Under the baton of Izler Solo HOUSE &. HALE Vernon S t, haa been named to the James P. Beckwith, machinist’s mon, it proved to be the best of dean's list at Jackson College mate third class, USN. and son of First U . WlUlam S. Colugh, the touring orchestras to ■visit Tufta University, Medford. Maas. Mr. and Mrs, James F. Beckwith. whose wife, Eleanor, hves at 54 Manchester. The program was in Main Street, Manchester Xtiss Huestis studied for a year at 15 Hartland Rd.. is parUcipaUng In Seaman Circle, recently pa^ d - teresting, well played, and. In gen Cornell University and is now a training , exercises in the Carib pated with other personnel from eral. delighted the subscribers to i c a Junior at Jackson College. bean while serving aboard the sub the First Divisions 9th Cavalry in the series. marine. USS Piper. 'The Piper, SALE! an Army tralningMest In Korea. Rossini’s Overture to "Semlra-' ' ^ Representatives of three volun operating"^ out of New London, Lt. Clotigh. son of Mr. and Mrs. tary agencies for aid to under Conn., is scheduled to visit Puerto mlde’’ opened the program and Grayland D. Clough, Talcottville, provided an^ccurate forecast of developed areas of the world wlU Rico and the Virgin Islands. is a 1954 graduate of Rockville Tax Increase -I discuss the voluntary foreign aid the caliber oT this organization. It Ready to Spread Revolt High School and a 1968 graduate is a dramatic work and it received State News Cites Peril program at a luncheon meeting Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, of the University of, Connecticut. a dramatic permormahee. En Or Integration sponsored by the Service Bureau will celebrate the 58th anniver He entered the Army in 1968 and semble, phrasing, and nuance were for Womens Organizations at sary of the founding of the group arrived overseas last November. all excellent, and Mr. Solopiou Centinel Hill Hall. Hartford, T u ^ a y at Orange Hall. A meet Roundup Lockne.v, 'i’ex.. M -ch 14 (JP^ Of Tyranny early dempnstrated his control of —Residents of this West Texas Castro Challenges Thursday. Reservations must be ing will be held at 6:15 p.m., and The committee mailing plans for the group, as well as his excellent, Plains city vote April 1 on made with the Service Bureau by dinner prepared by the ladies will the 25th reunion of the 1936A musical taste. whether to integrate their be served at 7 o'clock. Worthy Tuesday. class "Of Manchester High Sdiool Prokofieff’z “ Classical’’ Sym- school or pay a higher tax to Spreading Mistress Mrs. Edwin Jacobson will will meet tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Hartford Man send Negro students to^hool be in charge. Entertainment will phimy came next, and received an The Church School Leaders Club at the home of Mrs. Esther Steger excellent performance on the in another district. Kennedy Aid Platt of Greater Hartford will conduct be provided. Cervini, 297 Oak St. whole, couple of times the intona Arrested for Tlie Floydada^'lndependent By MARVIN L. ARBOWSMITH a Mission Workshop Tuesday at tion in the upper regUter of the School District recently said , Washington, March 14 ^ 7:45.p.m. at the Horace Buslmell Edward Rybcxyk, 77 Henry St., Manchester Jaycees will meet strings left something to be de Hit-Run Dealli that (;hargas for Negro stu planning engineer for the Town By RICHARD VALERIANI f Kennedy administration with a —President Kennedy today Congregational Church. The guest for a business session tonight at sired, however. Neverthelttiw tto dents sent to their school sys 1 fresh charge of aggression by the 1 speaker will be Miss Charlotte of Manchester. As among municipal Havana, March 14 (iT*)— urged Congress to provide 8 o’clock at the Manchester Coun work went smoothly, with venm Hartford, March 14 (/P)— tem,next fall from neighboring United States. He said the United Reid, assistant personnel secre officials enrolled in a class in local try Club. and a good sense of style. Lockney, Silvertun and Peters Fidel Castro threatened to States had supplied counter-revo $600 million as the first step tary for the American Board of planning administration offered by Modem Composition Best-Seller Ficdoii. R o m a n i Adventure. Mystety A 51-year-old man wa.s ar burg would be increased by day that Cuba will “ form lutionaries with am armed ship in aid to Latin America. He Foreign Missions, and a former as 'the University of Connecticut at Phi Theta Chapter of BeU Sig A composition new to this vicin Noveltl'.'Brand-new. .'Ori^nal editions o f an the top rested today in the hit-and- 125 a student. many revolutionary govern- that shot up the nationalized Tex said there is “ grave and im sociate missionary in Turkey. East Hartford. . ma Phi will meet tomorrow at 8 About . 20 Negro students aco oil refinery at Santiago before ity brought us to intermission. It run auto death of Peter J. ments-in-exile’’ — beginning minent danger that desperate p.m. at the home of Miss Joann was Mennln's ‘’Concertato,” sub publisheia — 700*0 be amazed when you ate the Uliak. . from Lockney would be sent to dawn yesterday. Vinton, 144 Branford St. titled “ Moby Dick.’’ ’This proved to the Floydada school next fall if witli Puerto Rico — if the , The government-controlled press peoples will turn to commu titl^l FiU in your boolcshelTet, get months o f enjoyable Uliak. 50. of Hartford, was kill residents vote to mmntain seg be a first rate piece of modem ed by a car last night on Franklin United States sanctions a Cu and radio said the ship probably nism or other forms of tyran composition' by an American com . rtading at sensational savingsl ' regation. T \ sped to a refuge at the U.S. Naval Avenue, near his home. Supt. H. H. Nicholas said ban government-in-exile. ny” if help is not forthcom poser.' It is a far better work than Pollee today arrested Albert The prime minister made a Base at Guantanamo Bay after ing. Officials Enrolled the Itnlian work on the same sub "based on that figure, it would firing shots that killed a Cuban Gagne' Sr., 74 Douglas St., Hart sharp' counterattack to President The President sent a special ____ / Lorlnc Studio ject, recently heard at Bushnell. mean an extra $4,500 in tuition . sailor, wounded a militiaman, and Former Cheney Mills In Plan Institute ford, and charged him with crimi alonrt next .vear for Lockney Kennedy’s announcement of a message to the capltoI in a follow MRS. CARL ARTHUR ROBERT LIEBE The audience found it very enjoy nal negligence and evading re broad lO-year^conomlc and social set fire to an atmospheric tower Hartford Road able, and many of the audience School District taxpayers.”' at the refinery, and punctured up to his address last night calling sponsibility. development program "ih). Latin for a 10-year cooperaUve old pro and Pine St. Twenty-three area municipal of were highly enthusiastic about It, to three tanks. Miss Erij Eileen Wheelock b fe green brocade sheath dress, black .America and Kennedy’s expres- gram of "towering dimension” for Manchejtcr, Conn judge by comments overheard dur sion of hope that the people ol . ,, Officials . at, ■the o naval base,' j 45 j ficials of ,14 towns have enrolled Rockville became the bride of Carl accessories, and white orchid cor ing the intermission. Accident Totals south of the border natioas. He ad FREE PARKING Cuba "Will soon rejoin the society I m” es east of Santiago. den ed vocated hoisting a banner with this in a class in Local Planning Ad Arthur Robert Llebe, also of Rock sage. The couple will be at home Brahm’g 4th Symphony brought Hartford. March 14 lA')—The State CD Asks ; of free men. uniting with us In our ! ''esscl had taken refuge at the in Tolland after March IS. motto; "Progress Yes, Tynmny Parcel Pickup to ministration conducted by the Uni ville, at an evening service Friday the published program to a close. State Motor Vehicle Department'^ i common effort.” base. at Union Congregational Church The bride attended' Rockville FOR daily recor(l of automobile acci No." Your Car! versity of Connecticut, Institute of ’Ihe least popular of the s^ro^ Castro quicki.v inlerprelcd the Castro fumed with anger in a in that city. High School and Is employed by dents of as last midnight and the The administration program — Public Service In East Hartford. phonies by the German master,'^ it Fallout Shelter i Kennedy program, outlined t o , 3-hour postmlflnight speech be- outlined by Kennedy In a Whits The bride la the daughter of Mr. the F. W. Woolworth Co. in Rock proved to be the least popular num totals same date last vear: OPEN MONDAY thru SATURDAY-10 A M. to 10 P.M. There are 24 officials from an vUle. Her husband is a 1958 grad SINGLE VOLUMES 594 EACH 1960 1961 I.,atin American diplomats at a i fore a rain-drenched crowd around House speech to Latin American other 14 towns enrolled in an and Mrs. Arthur Wheelock Sr., 55 ber of the prograni, as well. While House reception, as a call ! the steps of Havana University, 'diplomats—is keyed to the idea of Grand Ave. The bridegroom is the uate of Pacific High School, San Accidents 7.762, 7.278 (est.l Tax Exemption identical course now being con Fourth Concert man or phone on these'—m shia for a revolt against his regime 1 While the crowd w m gathering, an alliance of progress. He wants sen of Emerson Llebe, 136 Pros Bemadmo, Calif., and is empi'\ Killed 38 .36 Specials for T a ^ a p aai Wedaesday ducted at Stratford. - as an apprentice printer at the The work has been admired for Injured 4.351 3.961 (est.l and struck back with this warn- a bomb exploded In the Vedago the Latin American countries to Towns represented and those en pect St., and the late Mrs. Uebe. Us excellent structure, but it is Hartford. March 14 —The State • ing; District Branch of the Cuban Na join with the United States In a ' The Rev. Paul J. Bowrman, pas Rockville Journal. rolled include: Andover, Raymond austere .and suffers from the un Civil Defense Department today "If they promote revolution tional Bank. No one was hurt. massive drive to improve living tor of Union Congregational imaginative tone - coloring that Ex-Judge Faces Test conditions and thereby help oust P. Houle, chairman of the Plaa M y, im t. f urged thf legislature to grant tax , against us. we will promote cevo- Castro charged that armed' at ning and Zoning Commission, and Church in Rockville, performed the plagues almost all of Brahihs’ or Hartford tacks on Chiba had increased since "tyranny from a hemisphere in double ring ceremony. March 14 (A'l- A for- ^vate citizens whoi ‘“ ‘ ‘on against the govenunent.s ARMOUR STAR Jotm H. Yebmans, chairman of the Fair Honors Won chestral works. It ^must be added HOUSE 8- HALE mer Hartford police court judge ) which promote revolution against Kennedy took over the presidency. which it has no rightful place.” board of finance: Coventry. Thure Escorted by her father, the that the fault lay with Brahms The Stillness at Bigeloiv Brook who faces charges of falling to build fallout shelters in their homes ,,, ■■ ' ” Kennedy made it clear he had Hamerlln, zonlng-sanltatlon-as- bride wore a satin gown wdth seed By Sixth Graders file his income tax returns has for use in nuclear attacks. Castro linked his attack on the ' (Continued on Page Seven) Cuba and the Dominican Republic ed pearls, designed with a fitted ■"Bigelow Brook on Woodbridge St., which runs into Center Springs, was running placidly this morn been ordered to undergo a physical specifically in mind in saying this. aessor and building inapector; Man IS celebrating ing between snow-covered banks edge In a 'ace effect. Slanting trees, too,- were trimmed with Edward Gilhuly, a spokesman for CORNED BEEF chester,' Edward Rybezyk, plan bodice, princess waistline, long examination. In his message today, the Presi Two Lincoln School sixth feathery tinsel of the latest overnight snowfall. (Herald photo by Oflara.i the department, told the legisla dent asked CJongress to appropriate ning engineer; and South Windsor, sleeves, and chapel train. Hpr U.S; District Judge Robert P. ture’s Finance Committee neither fingertip French Illusion veil fell grades won certifioates of merit ATLANTIC Anderson'was told in federal court $500 million as an initial step in William Carrington, assistant divl in the third annual Wonder Set the state nor federal government the over-all aid program, to meet ston engineer with the State High' from a crowii of seeded pearls. She FURNACE OIL yesterday that S. Burr Leikind Is has done much to encourage the carried a white orchid on Bible ence Fair, held March 8 through Automatic Delivery GIRL SCOUT WEEK! Possibly the Final (fffer seriously ill and may die if forced’ UN Speeds to Save a U.S. commitment made last year way Department. 10 In the Smith School in West building of such shelters. Citizens at the over-all aid program, to with Ivy streamers. L T. WOOD CO. . • . I . ' to stand' trial. who "are ready to face up the P R IS K E T S i Hartford. Leikind was one of two Hart meet a U.S. commitment made last Miss Claudia C. Wheelock of Phone MI 3-1129 realities of the nuclear age” should . year at Bogota, Colombia. Eight Rockville, sister of the bride, was The class . of Mrs. Dplsy Bill ford attorneys' scheduled to ap- not have to pay property taxes on' N.Y.OEUCATCSSEN STYLE | won its certificate for an exhibit pe'ar before Anderson to plead to een other American republica also maid of honor. She wore an or their shelters, he sadd. 300Whites in Congo 'subscribed to the idea oil mutual of “ Ovens of the Past,” This dis e WATCH OUR WINDOWS! chid silk organza gown and income tax charges. Frank R. "It is safe to assume," Gilhuly j help. MILDLY CORNED— SERVE HOT or COLD play showed Roman, Greek, Mex U.S. Test Ban Plan Set .Odium entered a plea of .innocent said, "that some of the reluctance | ' DON'T matching crown and veil. She ican, German, Colonial American ’Ihe U.S. share was authorized still plenty of wear' left In carried a colonial bouquet of pink to three counts of failure, to file his by Congress at the last session, but shoes when brought here for pompons. and Pueblo ovens. Twenty-five pu tgx returns. « thr'ro^sTbllitv'rfTax'aUor"” ^^ Leopoldville, The CJongo, March'-hauled off to prWon and forced to pils in this class worked to \Vafihlngrt:on, March 14 (JPt —^not only contribute to halting the*' Administration officials are hope Anderson continued Odlu-m’ s ^■Ibe eSmmittee^has befo^^ patrols today | strip, and "two ladies who were the money hasn’t been provided expert repairing. Bridesmaids were Miss Irene AUTO e DON'T MISS THE proliferation -of nuclear weapons ful but not outspokenly , optimistic yet. gether in teams to present the President Kenned^ aald today the case for trial. No date waa set. submitted Iby Lt Gov. Anthony ^00 white, with u.s ,had to p a y - -^ y were Op^n Mondays All Day Kupchunos and Miss Mary Ches- but .also have important implica about the success of Dean’ g mis Congress also authorized $100 science fair displays. “ OLLIE’S BODY United States la ready to present Leikind was unable to appear Arm’entano and Reps Marshall N , rnissionaries, businessmen and brought away and violated through Closed Wednesday sey, both of Rockville. They wore tions for the future of disarmament sion. The class of Roger Woodbury in' court, his wife and doctor tes Dudley, and Robert S. 'Orcutt, both I "U"® i" rebel-held Kivu Province's the whole night Afternoons pink silk organza gowru and nuclear test ban propoeals to Rus and arms limitation negotiations, . ’The nuclear test negotiation, if The terror in Kivu came to light (Continued on Page Seven) matching crowns and veils. They won a certificate for its exhibit, ir WELDING y MARCH 16th .1 — • tified. ’The doctor. Ettore F, Car- GuilfoVd Republicans, that would fhe first rescued told of atrocities sia "which could constitute the and the future peace and security successful, could open the way to grant exemptions to shelter owners i rapacious CJongolese soldiers, as the Congo’s anti-Communlst carried colonial bouquetm of or "Food—Our Bodyguard." This dis ★ AUTO BODY him! of the world." . broader agreements in the dis niglia, Windsor Locks, told ‘the SAM YU LYES play pointed out the nutritional basis for a treaty fair to all con judge' that Leikind, 59. la suffer throughout the state. A bill by John i Some Americans were among the political leaders arrived In Ellaa- “ SHOE REPAIRINO chid pompons. FENDER REPAIRS tracting parties." • Kennedy said the U.S. govern; armament, field and lead to bring P. W ^ s . R-Newtown, would make ! "'hitcs trapped in isolated jungle bethville, capital of Katanga prov advantages of good food. Twenty- ing the nuclear arms race under ing from several serious Illnesses OF THE BETTER KIND” David Carlson of Rockville, COOKIE SALE The President said further in a ment is determined to do all possi and has a history of conv-ulsions. such exemptions a matter o f ! outposts as rescue forces were ince, after their talks on the is cousin of-the bridegroom, was best four. pupils In this class worked ir COMPLETE CAR some kind of. International con ' 3S OAK STREET as teams to present displays. statement: ble to conclude a safeguarded The physician said he didn’t choice through locaJ option. , a *■ t j land of Madagascar. Bulletins Same Side As Watkins man. Ushers were Ralph Wheelock PAINTING "It is my hope that the pro agreement. trol. Success also would contribute John F. Tirrant. director of the . U N^ headquarters received a A'crowd of about 10,000 — In The Fair is the culmination of to a considerable easing of East- think Leikind could stand'trial. typewntten plea of Rockville, brother of the bride, LACQUER and ENAMEL posals wnll be accepted and that Noting the long previous nego tax research division of the State , tearful tjTewritten p^ a cluding blacks and whites — Culled from AP Wires the annual School Science Proj tiations, he said: West tensions and the prospect of Leikind and Odium were indict and Frank Young of Tolland, TEL. MI 9-50SS • HAVE ANY QUESTIONS the negotiators will be able to ed Feb. 9. Tax Department, opposed the bills - cheered President Moise Tshombe brother-in-law of the bridegroom. ect sponsored by the Wonder "While much groundwork for-a generally improved relations be Bread Bakery for sixth grade stu proceed w’ith all appropriate speed- Leikind Is accused of failure to on .the grounds that they « '0'.id i of Katanga, President Joseph Ka- The bride’s mother wore a pea treaty has been laid, critical issues tween the Soviet Union and tlje , . . . . i The Congolese soldiers were run- BOWLES ON POLICY . dents In Northern Connecticut ele 281 ADAMS ST. toward the conclusion of the first western powers. file tax returns from 1954 through cut into the local tax ba.se, ubich ^ savubu of the Leopoldville re- cock blue embroidered silk dress International arms control agree remain to be resolved." Washington, March 14 (JP) — mentary schools. 1957. The grand jury indictment he described as the tOIVTlS one began more than tVLTt two U'.;;!;..weeks ago ^1'gime, and their companions with and orchid corsage. . ON SCOUTING? ment in the nuclear age.” The negotiation to be resumed at Failure in the test ban ennfer- shouts of "welcome to our saviors Undersecretary of State Chester AMESITE DRIVES ence, however, would almost cer charges he earned a total of $59,- means to surv’ive.” the Maniema Region. Khm offi A reception was held In the so , Kennedy iasued the statefnent Geneva a week from today proba 199.90 during that span. If the General Assembly wants .. . welcome to our peacemakers." Bowles said today the United ■* AND cial rooms of the church after the bly wdll be the climactic—possibly tainly result In a resumption of cials, who refused to let the whites States wUI “ respond wholeheart * ^ SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS WILL BE after, a conference with special Odium, 56. a former assistant to encourage shelter building leave the chaotic province because The United States gave cau ceremony. For a wedding trip to Ambassador Arthur H. Dean who the final—rouifid of a conference edly” to any show of “reason (Continued on Page Nine) attorney general for the state, is through tax exemptions, he said. their skills are needed, apparently tions approval to their plan for a "MINUET" PARK AREAS ^ New Hampshire, the bride wore-a AT HOUSE & HALE will leave for Geneva tomorrow which started 2'4 years ago. - charged with failure to file tax Conjgo confederation of semi-inde ableness” by the leaders of Rus were unable to keep their own sia or Red Chhuk Bat, Bowles BRAND fs Ice C ream ______\ MILITARY WHIST and SETBACK » ON MARCH 18 TO ACT AS fo r resumption of nuclear test ban returns from 1954 through 1956. (Continued on Page Seven) forces in hand. pendent states divided along trival warned Americans against be Crushed Driveway talks March 21. The negotiating The grand jury claims he earned Only fragmentary reports'came and economic lines. YOUR OFFICIAL HOSTESSES powers are the. United States, $40,229.83 during that period. coming “overly optimistic” abont ' 1 LOVELY LADY BEAUTY $1 Billion for Transports from ' the Malayan U.N. troops State Department press officer improvements In lelatlons with Gravel, Stan* and Sand CARD PARTY AND ANSWER ALL YOUR QUESTIONS Russia, and Great Britain. rushed into the area dominated by Lincoln White told newsmen In SALON In his statement, the President the Soviet Union because, he i G a l Charges ^Fiscal Me^s* Lumumbists. Washington the United States also said, the United States and Rus Guaranteed Satisfaction S90 MAIN ST. VERPLANCK SCHOOL,SCHOOL. MARCH 17, 1961, 8 PAA. said that in recent weeks this gov No word hag been heard from a hopes that Soviet-backed Antoinei ernment haa imdertaken a thor Hartford. March 14 (/Pi—Re News Tidbits sia have contradictory aims in ' (Next To Personalized Floors) publican Rep. Ralph Shulansky, patrol sent to rescue an American Gizenga. head of the Lumumbiat the world. Bowles discussed the 59 SPONSORED BY MOTHERS AUXILIARY ough review of technical and po Lockheed Gets Contract M. E. FRENCH CO. West Hartford, today accused the from the AP Wires missionary girl who was raped by regime in Stanleyville, will join in foreign policyhopes and pur Phona Ml 9>7666 OF BOY SCOUT TROOP 112 PLUS! litical. problems Involved in a for four Congolese soldiers and told the negotiations establishing. the mal ban on testing of nuclear Democrats of raising a siqoke poses of the Kennedy adminis Coventry— Phone PI 2-7161 For Appointm^t screen to hide what lie called the she would never be allowed to confederation. Gizenga snubbed an tration in a speech prepared for C A M P B a L 'S PRIZES______REFRESHMENTS weapons. leave the’ province alive. "As a result,” Kennedy said, For lOO New Jet Planes state’s current "fiscal mess.” . Tass claims that member of invitatlon to the Madagascar meet a meeting of -the National TOMATO SOUP Soviet geological expedition fell Three Belgian‘ nuns — one 75 ing. Farmers Union here. "The Democrats are; too anxious Pro-gama AttracHon — SilMt AucHon.7:30 f f ir i scouts^ ' ‘’the United States delegation wrill years old — were among 20 bru return to the conference table to involve us in a confusing bat 1,000 feet from helicopter into huge Negotiations for return of U.N; Washington, March 14'(/PI—Thei'Convair'B.’iS bomber p ro g r^ s 'and tle of news releftses over" the is snowbank and was not hurt . . . tally beaten-Hluropeans brought to troops to the lifeline port town of ONE IN 10 IDLE with proposals ■ wiilch could con Leopoldville. TALL stitute the basis for a treaty fair Kennedy administration has award- the Convair Atlas and Martin Titan Ti sue of new and increased taxes,” Muskego, Wis., D= . Atty. Roger Matadi are expected to speed up WashlngttHi, March 14 UP)— Murphy considers filing child neg One told of a raid on the Ka- The Labor Department reported CANS to all contracting partly.” ed a $1 billion contract for de-' missile programs, he sard. "I submit all of this is velopment, and production of a new The Defense Department said a smoke screen to bury the basic lect charges against parents of 15- songo Mission. The nuns were (Continued on Page Seven) •today that one out of every 10 n . o o thisi hirthduy The President sadd the nation is factory workers is unemployed. fortunate to .have the services of Jet transport plane. The actidn is the manufacturer for the turbo-fan facts of the matter. mortth-old girl whose bod.y was Dean, head of the American dele aimed at improving U. S. ability to engines to power the new plane has found stuffed in plastic bag be •This includes one out of fonr gation, "at this decisive stage of move troops swiftly to any di.stant not been chosen. General Electric j (Continued on Page Seven) neath pile of rubysh in attic . . - in the auto Industry and one out DO YOU KNOW■ ■ ■ the sessions.Kenned^ added: turbo-fan engines are being used; South Korean Vavy craft and Speeding Car Somersaults of six In the steel industry. The trouble spot. "He lias accumulate extensive The contract, announced by the in some of the later, faster and j North Korean Communist shore department gave a detailed PRODUCE IF YOU’VE BOT ALL sou ven ir is experience in international negotia White House yesterday, calls ^ for longer range B52s. batteries exchange fire in Yellow breakdown of the February ««"- tion of difficult and complex is^uea. Lockheed Aircraft Corp, to develop The new name for the transport Parr, Sullivan Sea along truce line. . pio>'ment situation, ' which Sec FANCY PASCAL I know that he will present the program will lie CXl.Tlie program NeW, more powerful model of retary of Labor Arthur, J. Gold 'THE PRESCRIPTION long-range, high speed jet cargo Atlas missile falls in fourth of five Belinda Lee, 26, Killed; American p^nt of vle>fr with the and troop carrier planes and build started, with the designations of berg announced a week ago greatest clarity and.akUt.’’ SOR182 (SOR. meaning "Specific Continue Scrap test launchings at Cape Canaveral, showed 5,705,000 employed and more than 106 at Its Marietta, Ga., Operating .Requirement"). Now Fla., ii\ attempt at record 9,042- 64.655,000 einplo.Ted. The un- DEDUCTIONS YOU ARE The President werft on to say that plant . CELERY Old U.S. delegation “ will be" en that the requirement has been set, mile flight into Indian Ocean . . . emplojTneiit figure is the high Each Bunch ...... The first planes are expected to Noted British Film Star ENHYLED TO? yours. gaged in an enterprise which could the new name indicates "Cargo Ex But Not on TV Eight New York firemen Injured est In 20 years, while the num FREE! be ready by mld-1964. perimental." This designation will and some 60,000 homebound com President Kennedy has given ber of people at wurk Is the FANCY WESTERN be changed again after the trans muters delayed for more than two San Bernardino, Calif.. March 14 f>by Cineriz of Rome, a film .com highest In. U.S.. history. START RIGHT NOWI high priority to the problem of Im port moves out of the development New York, March 14 (/Pi—Jack hours after car in New Havqn Rail proving the armed forces’ capabil (/P, — A skidding, somersaulting pany, and were 'bout three-quar Vientian Says and into production stage. Paar said on the air last night road train catches fire in Bronx . . . ters through the shooting of a , n e w t e a m PICKS WEISS ___ of ity for fighting so-called "blush that "Ed Sullivan is a liar” —and automobile flung British actrc.vs The name w'11 be used by both Richard Milhous Nixon, who rose Belinda Lee 63 feet to her death documentary, "The Woman in the 5Iiami Beach, Fla., March 14 CARROTS fire” wars, where nuclear weaTOns the Air Force and the Federal he challenged Sullivan to sue him from small town' lawyer to Vice W orld.” (/pi— George Weiss, 86, former Emdi CNlo Bag ...... Ti would not be used. \ for libel. Sullivan said he had no President of United States, back In yesterday and injured three Italian DON’T GUESS! Rebels Turned .Aviation Agency which has an in movie-makfrs, including her fi He told the Associated Press by general manager of -the New Kennedy said in his first m «^ intention of suing. a law office in Los Angeles. terest in the program because such ance. telephone from the hospital; York Yankevis, today was named sage to Congress thqt he had di- transports might betised eventual Paar told his nationwide tele Last-minute plea from Presi FRESH FLORIDA LET US KEEP THE RECORD FOR YOU / 'Vientiane,' Laos, March 14 UP)— The beautiful, 26-year-old box- "'iVe had taken scenes of women president of the new New York rdtted Secretary of Defense Rob ly b.v commercial air freight car vision audience that Sullivan did dent Kennedy wards off strike of drivers of racing cars In Los Ange baseball entry In the National Laotian military sources claimed ert S. McNamara to take prompt riers. not tell the truth about the reason 3,500 workers at sprawling Han office star — married at 19 and people talk dbout us divorced on charges of adultery les and had been in Las Vegas to League. Ho was given a five- W E AT royal troops recaptured Muong action to increase airlift capacity. Awarding of the contract is ex for cancellation of their schedjiled ford Atomic Products operation in see about making films there. ESCAROLE Kassy today, turning back a pro- debate. In a courtroom, under with an Italian prince — was re year contract. No salary was The plane, known as the SOR182, pected to provide a tremendous Hanford. Wash. . . . Attorneys for "Miss Lee was with Jacopetti. announced. The Associated Endi P ou n d ...... People like to Ulk about their wise decisons. Many Communist rebel offensive’headed will replace - older aircraft -flown boost to ' the economy of ihe oath, Sullivan would have to tell James R. Hoffa call additional turning to Hollywood from a scene- She was engaged to be married to a LIQGEn DRUG at the PARKADt toward Vientiane. the- truth. Paar said, indicating srouting trip to Las Vegas. Nev. Press Ieame4 that Leo Dorocher by • the Military' Air Transport Georgia area in the next few y « r s .' wltiiesses in an effort to support him—pretty soon. They had been was first In line for the man new customer tells a friend how we repaired a burner ' The reported advance gave en Sendee (MATS). Some 2,000 jobs are schedulrffi to •this was the reason for his chal pleas for dismissal of 12-count The Italians have been making engaged for a year. They met in NOW SYSTEMATICALLY KEEP ACCURATE couragement to the pro-western lenge. a documentary film, not involving agerial position. The New Yorlc Specifications call for the new be added by the middle of 1963 art, federal mail fraud indictment Rome.’’ team begins play In the Nation PERSONAL PBESCBIPnON RECORDS FOB government’s moves to work with transport to carry troops or heavy the. huge aircraft plant north 6f Sullivaft was to have debated agfainst labor leader and two co Miss Lee, about women’s lives in The crash occurred in inland • EHLER'S SPICES • breakdown quickly, or bur delivery men have been par- Paar on Paar’s program last night al League in 1962. EACH OF OUR CUSIOMiaiS! former neutralist Premier Sou- cargo at speeds of 440 to 500 Atlanta. defendants . . . Former career various parts of the world. Soutliem California desert coun over the question of performers’ The station wagon, estimated by . ticularly careful of their lawn and shrubs,. or fuej oil duriny vanna Phouma in trying to nego nautical miles an hour fof distances However, Lockheed officials said diplomat Rodrigo Parajon, who try about ISO miles northeast of B52 CRASHES tiate with the rebels. The rebels ranging up to 5.550 nautical miles, In a statement yesterday, “ There fees. a wltneas to be going more than Hollywqod. The station wagon was The debate waa called off yes resigned as Cuban consul in San Sacramento, Calif., Match 14 deliveries got through in spite of heavy Anows. ^ have shown no inclination to talk according to the load carried. will not be -n immedite build up Francisco in January, now work 100 miles an hour, blew its left westbound, downgrade, on U. S. 91 CLOVES ■ i!>,*oz. 29c Service Just For You terday- afternoon, with each side rear tire, skidded 1,100 feet, leap ,(/FI—A B52 bomber onwlied peace as lohg as their offensive The plane will be powered by of employes because there is still ing as bus boy In Lake Tahoe re on a 2-Iane section that serves for southwest of Ynha City today. four turbo-fan engines and. a pres vvork to be done on the design of blaming the other. ed a ditch and crashed upside Laf Us FiH Your Proseription Neods! yiri seou€ weeh was in high gearj Sullivan, a newspaper columnist sort restaurant in Nevada and en 2-way traffic while an additional Four' men were known to have , Muong Kassy, about 100 miles surized cabin will permit carrying the airplane which must be“ tfqm- joying ij. down, the Highway Patrol said two ianes are being built to make parachuted. Many of these people who heard about our super service troops a t. altitudes of over 25.000 pleted first.” f \ - and star of his owm show on CBS, Miss Lee,. unconscious lived 15 or CINNAMON 4 oz. 49c north of Vientiane, fell to pro^ said Paar-had "welshed” on ar Secretary of Treasury Douglas free\vay. • WE DELIVER, TOO! • The Girl Scouts are having a birthdayl March 1 2 1* Communist Pathet Lao troops Fri feet. A full, width rear loading, Under the contract Lockheed Dillon tells Congress both federal 2Q minutes. Cavara said, ' V tire broke and DRIVING HAZARDOUS joined the Bantly Fuel Oil Club. We’d be. glad to tell ramp will expedite loading of bulky rangements for the debate. Her fiance, movie director Gual- the day...49 are the years...and to celebrate we day. It was the southernmost point must sub-contract at least 50,■'per Paar said this was not true. He and state studies clearly show we went off the road.” He estimat Boston, March 14. (F) — In a Red offensive set in motion cargo and make it po.ssible to drop cent of the work. heavy trucks should pay greater tiero Jacopetti, 41, suffered ed the car was going about 70 miles Hazardous driving wnmtngs you about it. Just phone MI 9-4595 or TB 6-3271. No offer you this charming pocket alza change purse cargo from the air. ^ said Sullivan did not appear on i >/2 Oz. March 7 with the overrunning of - Sejj/*'Herman Talmadge, DrGa., the videotaped show before a stu share of cost of federal superhigh- broken leg. He was reported in fair an hour. were Issued for much of New ALLSPICE 29c of golden sllk-apun plastic. So petite, you’ll take Sala Phou Kouii, important road The Defense Department said salSthe conti'kct "will mean, as \,-ay system . . . British experts condition at Barstow Community Miss Lee, born In Devon, Eng sales talk . . . no salesmen will ^1. Ixickheed was the lowest among dio audience becau.se "he would England today -as heavy wet It everywhere you go. Come to our official' Girl Junction on the north-south high an immediate Veaeflt, no further commit suicide before an audi greet modem English translation Hospital, ■where the injured were land, was discovered by British snow was ezpoeted to dwago to four bidders for the'fcontract. ORier reduction in peraonnel at Lock of New Testament as noble at taken. photographer jCornellus Lucas, who Scout equipihent agency during Girl Scout-Week way leading to the rebel-occupied bidders were Boeing, Douglas and ence.” rain or sleet. A total enow ao> V/i Oz. Plains, des Jarres In Central Laps. heed’s Marietta plant. Paar said all of Sullivan’s ground tempt and ‘ easier to read, but Paolo Cavara, 34. also an Italian married her when she was 19. Ha cnmnlatloa of 4 to 8 lacMM waa Ground SAGE 19C" 1 —March 12 thru 18—for your fraa “happy blrth- the (^nvair Division of General movie'director, suffered a bruised flooded magazines with pictures “ Onr Reputatloa Royal forces encountered little Dj-namics Corp.. “Even more important, however, rules for the debate had been never substitute for poetio lan forecaet Galo wandago wata DELCO-HEAT aiy'’ souvenir. guage of King James version-. and sprained ankle that brought her fUm parU. Her Is Your Assonuice” resistance in retaking M 'u b n g :The $1 billion which will go into are the future possibilities for agreed to — with the exception screen debut, in 1 ^ , was in "Run dlaplayed along the eoaot. Udwrt, Ka.ssy which boasts a small air commercial aircraft, productidn in of two points. Dr. Linus Pauling, ' Nobel prize The driver, Nino Faienga, 43, had forooaets from “ ■“ the program over, the next several a ahoulder-blade fracture but was away Bus.” • • , Oz. To enter Kathy's new contest please send your name field, military men here reported. years will not be'the biggest mili 'Georgia which will make possible First, Paar v/anted an audience. winning scientist, says he and Bareah ol NUTMEG ’ I'/z 49c wife, ^ v a , will lead world confer reported in good condition. A The younF beauty w o voted one and telephone number to Kathy Godfrey, WINF,, They said a battalionVp( Pathet tary contract, even by peacetime the retenClpn of Lockheed as Second, Paar said hp wanted the of the top BrltUh money-maUnf eolvo 8 to • Inch— of i __^ S-TORE troops had pulled out in face standards.. Georgia’s largest tingle manufac- debaters to be able to ^ ask each ence in Oslo, Norway, Itey 2-7 Hollywood resident, he hao been tho paeel^ tatlea iRaagai *a w l» • ' B l I D D V ' C Sooater Plea—Lb. Your Choice Mancheeter. , •gainst spread of nuclear weap- the Italian movie-makers’ ad'vlser. Contracts as lan e or larger are (OontlaiMa M F at* Fmot) . tfete afteraooa. . 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