'■ ■ H TUESDAY, APRIL 26, lj961 PAGE EIGHTEEN Avertga Daily Net Frees HattfhtHtpr lEnfttittg iSwalb For tko Wook Badod Msreh II, 1061 FACES )—Albert malHng a 14-year-old newneboy. Ican, since laat September, Queit Police esid Guest extracted a toUl threatened to toll authoritiea about 13,317 and program committees of Our Guest, 21, of 50 Fuller St., Water­ the theft of a bicycle, police aald. About Town I^dv's Guild of St. Bartholomew’s FoX'Leonard bury, will be arraigned in circuit of $320 from ‘he boy, a carrier for Membor of tko Andlt Parish will meet at » p.m. today BaroM of OkreolatloB A nimniHfrc sale will be held in the basement of the rectory. M anchester^A City of Village Charm Thursday at the American l.e- MlsseSeverly Ann I^nard and! cion Home from 1 to 4 p.m. The Daughters of liberty. No. 125, Colin P. Fox, bijlh of Manchester,- sale is sponsored by Girl Scout (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 Troop 1. and the proceeds will go will sponsor a rummage sale Thurs- were united in marriage Saturday VOL. LXXX, NO. 175 toward their tnp to Kiirope. Any­ j day, beginning at 9:30 a.m., in the, morning at St. James' Church. Want little tires or one has-ine articles for the sale ' basement vif Or.a.nge Hall. Mem­ The. bride is the daughter of bers will bring articles of clothing Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leonard, 150 ran leave them at the hall tomor­ j or used wares Wednesday after 7 row night. Bissell St. The bridegroom is the ’fiill-sized tires on jourcompact? Pro-Reds Attack I Cost of Living I p.m. to the hall. son of Julius Fox. 31 Edgerton Tickets are available at Nassiff St., and Mrs. Francis E. Beck. Holding Steady Arms for the Friday night visit of Hartford. i \TL.A>T1C The Rev. Joseph H. McCann of: .Tohn Jay to the high school audi­ St. James’ Church celebrated the Algerian Mutiny Crushed, FURNACE OIL torium at 8 o'clock. Jay, a ski nuptial high Mass and performed | WHICH IS THE RAMBLER AMERICAN? At Peak Level .Autoniailc Delivery photographer, will show a color U S. Speeding film on the winter Olympics., His the double ring ceremony. L. T. WOOD CO. ' \isit IS sponsored by Co-Weds of Escorted by her father. ' the | Washington; April 26 (/P)— rh on - Ml 3-1129 bride wore a full-length Chantill.v r Center Chu.rch. lace gown designed with a jeweled Living costs were unchanged sweetheart neckline in a scalloped in March from the record Officers will beliominated by the effect. The skirt terminated In a Arms to Laos high in February. ; Hockamim Dog Club at a meeting chapel train. Her headpiece was a Tlie government reported today I at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Wapping ' BOOKt Revoit Leader Surrenders that its Index stayed at 127.5 per Dependable fingertip veil. She carried an old- 2 6 t government acceptable to all Community Hall. The meeting is fashioneil bouquet of white roses. PARES Vientiane, Laos, April cent of the 1947-49 average. This ! the last before the May 7 sanction­ I sides. And the United States says is 1.4 per cent above a year earli­ Miss Carol*^lagnan. 180 E. Mid­ —The United States stepped It will not attend the conference ed match. The club will hold a dle Tpke . w as maid of honor. She er. Used Refrigerators cake and food sale Saturday at up its airlift of arms and sup­ until a cease-fire is operating. Prices on some consumer items wore a street-length aqua nylon plies to pro-western Laotian M.. : Hoase and Hale store from 9:30 chiffon gown and crown and Prince Souvanna Phouma, neu­ were higher in March than in Feb­ Overhauled and Tested until the food is sold but. government troops todaj- as tralist Laotian leader in self-irh- ruary, but others were lower. The Tshombe Gen. Challe matching veil. She carried an old- fashioned bouquet of assorted car- | pro-Communist rebels report­ posed exile, is challenging pro- cJianges cancelled out each other The American Legion Post will Small compacts like Falcon, Cor- Rambler American is the economy eastern Premier Bonn Oum for the to leave the Index unchanged. -hold a meeting tonight at 8 at the nations. ‘ edly launched fresh attacks Potterton's compact with big 15-inch-tires that government leadership. Souvanna Moat jprice changes were rela- In Prison, 3 Legion Home. Refreshments will Bridesmaids, were Miss Barbara! vair, use 13-inch tires that turn a despite agreement to negoti­ Phouma. backed by the Commu­ tlvcly^iiall. Prices tor food and Arrested ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church oe served the meeting. Leonard. LIO Bi.s.sell St., sister of i million times more every 10,000 look better, run cooler, last longer, ate a cease-fire. nist bloc, called himself premier transiwjrtation, especially used the bride: Miss Carol Lefebvre of | miles—run hotter, wear faster. give more load-carrying capacity. A government communique *ald in a statement yesterday welcom­ cars, (declined. Foo— yellow. * and pink gowns designed supplies here from the Philippines mand. recorded during the month for Cfxjuilhatville, The Congo, Forces loyal to Gen. Charles ‘ the same as the maid of honor's. In a new airlift labeled "Opera- Capt. Kong Le, whose military housing and reading-recreation. FROM MARLOWS— They wore similar crowns with 7 tion Hotshot.” coup last summer made Souvanna The latter raise was primarily due April 26 (IP) — President de Gaulle crushed the 4-day matching veils, and carried old- | * Informed sources said two doz­ Phouma premier for a time, called to higher niorie admission Moise Tshombe of Katanga army revolt today with hard­ H a n e s I fashioned bouquets of assorted en service personnel were flown himself "commander in chief of charges. was arrested here toda.v b.v ly a shot. The man who led I carnations. In yesterday to handle the trans­ the armed froces of the kingdom of Robert J. Myers, deputy labor troops of the Congolese Cen­ the insurrection, Gen. Mau­ makas a bribf' Morris Daigle of Glastonbury ports, which carry four times the load of the chartered C46s that tral government as he was on, rice Challe, surrendered to was best man. Usher.s were Wil- (Continiied on Page Three) (Contlnued on Page Eighteen) his way to his plane to leave lor comfort I liam I^eonard of Wapping. eousliv have been ferrying U.S. aid to the face trial and possibly a death 1 i of the bride: Richard Groff. 14 pro-western army. Coquilhatville for home. sentence.. Western sources In-- Vientiane Sav one word— Hanes— and : Liicien St.: and Raymond Tom- Tshombe yesterday had walked ^ Three other retired generals kiinas. 20 Joseph St. doubt that a ceaae-rire can be ar­ Force as Last Resort out on a conference of anti-Com- : who joined In leading the mutiny— vou'll get all these features I The bride's mother wore an or­ ranged and a coalition I.*otian munist Congole.se leaders in this Raoul Salan, Edmond Jouhad and Gkntle athletic support. chid laee tunic dress, orchid ac- government formed before the capital of Equator Province,] Andre Zeller — were not account­ Hygienic double-thick seal. ce.ssories, and a pink carnation May 12 target date for the open­ charging President Joseph Kasa- ed for. One unconfirmed report put ing of the Geneva conference to vubu of the Central Government Highly absorbent cotton. corsage. The bridegroom’s mother them at a Foreign Legion Camp at wore a brown and beige sheath, chart the Southwest A.sian king­ Kennedy Considers had sold out to the United Nation.s. Zarelda, 25 miles from Algiers. Heal-resistant elastic in imaist* beige accessories, and a corsage dom's future. Today. 20 Congolese soldiers The French Ministry of Informs- band and leg openings. of dark rose carnations. The 3-natipn commission as­ surrounded Tshombe’a party in the tion said 56-year-old Challe landed A- reception for 200 guests was signed to supervise the truce —In­ Coquilhatrtlle Terminal building. at a field near Paris. He will be 3 for $2.95 held at the Wapping Community Kaspiff Photo dia, Canada and Poland—is to A Jl^poldville security officer pre­ hold Its first meeting In New Delh' Anti-Castro Moves vented all civilians from entering brought to. trial on charges of or­ Hall. For a motor trip to Albany. MRS. COLIN P. FOX ganizing an insurrection sind America’s favonte T-shirt with N' Y-. the bride wore a beige suit ’ Friday before coming to Laos. the building and ordered a hand-| The British, who with the Rus- ful of passengers waiting at the . usurping power. Similar charges reinforced neck that won't sag. dress beige accessories, and cym- Get a Rambler American! if-port came yesterday from Gov. have been placed against the three bidiiim orchid corsage. The eoiiple alans are making the arrange­ By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER airport to return to town. ' 3 for $2.95 attended Manchester High School ior Scouts Rickey Armogida, John ments for the Geneva talks, say Washington. April 26 i.Pi — The Nelson Rockefeller of New York, Small groups of soldiers in other generals and three colonels. will be at home at 13 Trotter St., and is employed by Circuits Inc. Blanchard, and .'lohn Stankiewicz. X-Ray shows it's BETTER BUILT X-Ray shows it's a BETTER BUY no Laotian delegation wITl be seat­ Kennedy administration is reported a Republican party leader, who I limousine.s roared along the a ir-; The government has not dis­ _a - after May 1. Six fathcr-s accompanied the Compare Falcon, Comet, Corvair, Valiant, Lark, The better-buiU Rambler American officially car­ closed whether Challe will be tried The bride Is a 1960 graduate of In Buckland. ed until the country’s wsrring fac­ to be considering possible use of had just conferred with Kenn^.v ] port road, stopping ali cars and I .scouts. Lancer with Rambler American’t thorough excel­ ries lowest price of any U.S. sedan. It is priced tions reach an agreement on a military force against the Castro for an hour. Leaving the White rounding up Congolese and Euro- as a soldier or as civilian. On this HANES Manchester High School. Mr. Fox lence, such as 9,000-weld Single-Unit construc­ from $67* to $485» 7.£5S than ALL Other regime in Cuba if other means House he declared: L pean members of TIshombe’s party. issue could depend whether he tion. Deep-Dip rustproohng up to the roof. American-ifiade compacts. eventually fail to put an end to the "I think it la time for all Ameri­ President Tshombe, his foreign faces a firing squad or the guil­ Gen. Maurice Challe, leader of the ill-fated French insurrection in Algeria, puffs on a pipe as h* lotine — although the possibility BOYSCOLT island’s pro-Communist rule. cans to stand united behind the minister. Evariste Kimba. and two chats with an unidentified man after surrendering in Algiers last night. Challe arrived in Paris to­ *Frke t-ompments generally, has airport as they arrived at the I State ered lii the forum In the center of Latin American allies. threatened the security' of the Algiers as rumors swept the city I beach camp la,st weekend at Point' S|M»nsnriMl By Kastern Star front . FREE I’lRNEIJ. P.ARKING jGri.swold, on Long I.sland Sound. Some officials believe ‘that as United States. Just before his arrest, Tshombe that loyal troops were preparing COOPER HALL Temple Chapter No. 58 (By THK ASSOCIATED PRESS) the situation develop* following the an attack. : Old Lyme, Conn. Tlie campsite was jovially posed for photographers Roundup^22 Men Rescued Alive South Methodist Church Agreements early today averted unsuccessful rebel invasion last (Continued on Page Four) in a begging pose on his knees, But the mutinous generals could .situated on a narrow peninsula DECORMIER MOTOR SALES, INC. •««' strikes of driver* and plant per- week, other American governments 1 mocking the way he claims Kasa- give little encouragement to the THURSDAY, APRIL 27 ' jutting out of the shore line. ' April 27, 9 A.M. ionnel In seven of nine greater might ultimately V willing to par­ vubu )K)W8 to the United Nations, French settlers, who had hoped De 9:80 .A.M. to 12 Noon Activities consisted of swim­ FLASH! RAMBLER OUTSELLS A U BUT 2 IN NEW EN8UND! ticipate even in military operations j The' conference that Tshombe After Blast Rips Tunnel Gaulle's plan of self-determination MARLOW ming. game.s on the beach sand, Hartford dairies. ' against C*stro. T4ie United States Cuba Ejected ■ stalked ouUgt, J)BP*.3«dbtrd»y wa* 3V^% Sales Tax for Algeria was doomed by the in­ OPEN B DA YS • OPEN THVR.««. TILL 9 P.M. Sponsored by and fireside story-telling and sing­ MASONIC TEMPLE But, two dairies, according to a la trying to convmce them through 1 a m ating of all Congo factions ex- surrection. KEHLKR CIRCLE W.S.C.S. ing. Meals were prepared by Sen- Teamster union spokesman. atlU diplomatic con8ultatt*a.jthat Cuba- I cept that headed by Antoine Gizen- Backed, Opposed Northboro, Mass., April 26 (Ji—An^sharp lightning and thunder storm, The generals at^sigpted to speak had not signed pact* late thl* as a Communist base' is a threat ByHtsjpisphere iga. explosion rocked an underground leading to speculation among some to the crowd but found the mic­ morning. to the entire western hemisphere. Tshombe’s chief complaint was ByC o m 111 i 11 e es water tunnel today, killing one workers that the blast was touched rophones were dead. They then These w'ere .reported as A. C. None of the possible lines of j an agreement Kasavubu reached worker and injuring eight. There off by a lightning bolt. boarded trucks guarded by para­ Petersen Farms Dairy of West anti-Castro actions under consid­ Defense Board I with the U.N. command calling.for Were 22 men, trapped 400 feet down The tunnel, 8 miles long, and 14 troopers and fled the city. Hartford and Chris Nielsen and eration by President Kennedy are ) immediate withdrawal from ithe Hartford, April 26 Blockade—In Kennedy’s surface by a rescue team which ground for the Metropolitan Dis­ up roadblocks. Complete details weren’t Im­ Inter-American Defense Board to- ! under the Central government s increase the state sales tax trict Commission, which operates mediately available, but it was \dew this would be an act of war day barred Cuba from participating | authorit.v. from 3 to 3'4 per cent has re­ sped to their aid at the end of the learned that aeveral companies and probably not a very effective in its secret sessions so/ long as | Belgian advisers are prominent tunnel, three miles from the en­ a huge public water supply com­ (Oontinued on Page Ten) move since a blockade Is aimed at ceived Hi favorable report trance shaft. plex in central and western Massa­ signed agreement* extending the Cuba is in "evident alliance with i in Katanga s government and Bel- chusetts for the greater Boston old contract* up to June 15, while strangling a nation slowly. the Soviet bloc." ! other white mercenaries from the Democratic-con- • All were taken to hoepitals in po­ Economic Embargo—A partial- lice and other rescue ambulanceft area. soma had extensions for as much The board ia an Inter-American ' aerve in TshtOTbe s Katanga army, troiled Senate finance com­ Three contracting firms are embargo already is in effect. The agency charged with planning j Last month, Tshombe and The Metropolitan District Engineer as a year. greatest single diplomatic disad­ other anti - Communist mittee. John Vertic, In a field office at the working on the project, the Perinl Driver* at the Lincoln Dairy. J. vantage of a total embargo is that hemisphere defense against for- ■ Congo s As expected, the Republican- Corp., Walsh Construction and Bulletins . A. Bergren Dairy Farms, Farm­ elgn aggres.sion. leaders agreed in principle to a controlled House Finance Com­ head of the shaft said they appar­ it would subject the United States ! confederation of Congolese sta(e»- ently were injured in a dynamite Morrison-Knudson Co. Culled from AP Wires ers’ Cooperative, Heslin Dairy to propaganda charges of star\-ing The proposal banning Cuba, was ■ But Tshombe’s walkout appeared mittee did not go along. explosion at the working face. The tunnel is to connect the (New Britain!, Dart’s Dairy the Cuban people. Cubans still can presented by the United States. ; to doom stich a confederation. Two other administration tax The dead man was identified as Wachusetts Reservoir in Clinton (Manchester), Sealtest Division of buy foodstuffs and medigines from The vote was 12-1 with four absten­ bills received the same treatment Ronald Or Donald MacDonald of with a pressure aqueduct in North- National Dairj’ Products, and the United States. tions and one vote resreved, (Continued on Pago Twenty) yesterday. One would raise the the Roxbury section of Boston. boro. DEMPSEY BUDGET BACKED Brock-Hall Dairy were all re­ Another anti-Castro Operation Ctiba cast the opposition vote. passenger automobile registration Workmen seriously injured were The multi-million dollar aque­ Hartford, April 26 (ff) — The • .A® ported as delivering milk to homes duct project will increase the flow Senate AppropriaUona Commit­ -VflV*.*- by Cuban Refugees—Some au­ Mexico and Venezuela were re­ fees from $8 to $12 a year and identified as J. Ammons of Rox­ this morning. thorities think such an action ported to haye taken no part in commercial auto fees an average bury and Robert Feet of Hudson, of water to the Boston area from tee, controlled by Democrats, to­ Not involved is H. P. Hood A might still be the way out for the the discussion today, claiming that of 60 per cent. The other would both wi.th head injuries. the current 200 million gallons a day gave a favorable report to Son, a major retail milk deliverer United States if the operation they lacked instructions from s require advance payments of the The explosion came during a day to 300 million gallons. Gov. John N. Dempsey’s budget In this area whose drivers have an could be properly organized and their home governments, and to News Tidbiti- corporation business tax. for the 1961-63 biennium. The independent union. supported on a large scale. have abstained. from the AP Wires The bills are expected to pass committee approved x»1thout a The signing of pacts came after Kennedy reportedly , is pleased Ecuador and Chile also abstain­ easily In the Senate and run into •Ingle change the Governor’s members of Teamsters Local 536 with the success he has thus far ed. Brazil was reported to have trouble In the House. 1st Applicant Idle 5 Years general fund budget of $589 voted 173-171 last night in favor of achieved in rallying bipartisan po­ reserved its vote, awaiting com­ Group of West Haven employes Rap. Robert T. Cairns, R-Madi- million, the highway fund budget striking In a dispute over the num­ litical support for a tough and de­ munication from the government of highway and parks depart- Bon, House chairman of the fi­ of $116 million, and special fund ber of delivery day*. Union mem­ termined U.S. anti-Castro policy of that country: n;ents return to their jobs after nance committee, said the Repub­ appropriations of $4 million. This bers have been working on a day- in the months ahead. one-day strike, . . . Communist licans probably will come out with Starts! Is the Identical budget recom­ The latest evidence of this sup- (ConHniied on Page Ten) China announces she will help de­ their own tax bills within the next Food Stamp PJan mended by the Governor In hla V (Coattnned on Page Nineteen) velop 35 industries In Albauila, 10 days. He said, however, that budget message last February only ’ Eastern European Commu­ this action would wait'^wUil the tilth the exception of the $50 nist (state which sided u-ith her in House Appropriations CmlKQ^tee 111 West Virginia Town million capital bonding program. Notes hy Auschwitz Commander Peiping’s Ideological quarrels with indicates what budget propoeaHt- The capital bonding program Moscow. . . . Maurice Sorrell, 48, will come out of committee later. of Afro-American Newspapers, la intends to support. Calms said there was no point pgets enough stamps free to per­ first Negro member of White Welch, W. Va., April 26 (Ji —An JUDGE ADMITS 'EKROR’ ■' 1 House News Photographers Asso­ in coming out with tax bills until unemployed coal miner who last mit him to feed hts family a nutri­ It was known how much money tional did. Boston, April 26 UP\ — ItB. Eichmann Called Determined ciation. worked five years jago became the Judge Charles E. WyranBk] Jr„ Cuban Revolutionary Council would be needed. first applicant today under Prpsi-j federal government will buy conceded tn open court today he Doii’t be a dishwasher.. .Buy One! says "significant numbers” of its A favorable report was given by dent Kennedy's eihergency food stamps from the grocer, stamp program. ‘ I The,food stamp experiment also was “In error” when he puMlcly soldiers are being returned to the Senate Education Committee threatened to hold Massachu­ In Task of Destroying Jews thf4r homes—^but It adds that does to an administration bill for ■ pro­ Wearing work clothes and a will be tried in seven other hard- setts Atty. Gen. Edward J. Mo- not mean its army is being dls-, viding an additional $30 million in jacket. 48-year-old Edward Levy pressed communities — Franklin Oormack Jr„ In contempt laat with f r t t P f purchase of s banded. , . . Sortet Union and Ice­ state grants to town.s for educa­ applied for himself and his wife. County, III ; I Floyd County, Ky..: tion. The towns would get a flat October during: a hearing on tiishwasher, choice of fa­ By BELMAN MORIN ^kcated that the "final solution ofi^son-s for what he called Eichmann’s land slgii pact to promote cultural The I-«vys. who live in the nearby Detroit, Mich.; the Virjginia-Hib- some asphalt psice-flxlng cases. scientific and technical coopera­ $30-per-pupll Increase. coal-mining town of Roderfield, bing-Nashwauk communities in He announced he Is dlsqualify-'r mous Rogen plate chest of Jerusalem, April 26 (Ah—^Adolf the Jewish problem" — total ex "success” in killing millions of tion, Soviet news agency Tass have no children. northern Minnesota; Silver Bow Eichmann was obsessed with his termination—might hav^j been at­ Jews: Ing himself from further hear­ silver or 3-piece dinner set says. . . . President Tito returns 6 3 Levy was the first of some 35 County. Mont.; San Miguel Coun­ task of destroying Jew* and drove tempted in j^Palestine as well a, 1. He had the "full confidence’’ to Yugoslavia after 7l-da.v tour of to 70 ings In the asphalt cases. The himself furiously from country to Europe, if Germany had won the of his superiors. Ge.stapo chief­ Hartford, April 26 The ajiplicants waiting when an office’ ty, N. M., Fayette County, Pa. judge threatened to hold Mc­ war. The affidavit, fropi Wisliceny, tains Heinrich Himmler. Reinhard Africa. opened to begin processing appli­ The actual distribution of food' Cormack In contempt after as­ Every month Hartford Electric cus­ country in pursuit of It, evidehce Prohibition party in California State Motor Vehicle Department's cations for stamps. The stamps will Introduced today in his trial al­ described a mteting between Eich­ Heydrich and Gen. Heinrich Muel­ daily record of automobile ac­ stamps gets under way in June. serting a statement the attorney tomers by the hundred aie learning the mann and the grand mufti of Je­ is dropping Its plea for Inwnftll- be exchanged at grocers for food to The 8-county trial, affecting general had Issued was “politi­ Contest for Husbands leged. ler. ate and total prohibition in favor cidents as of last midnight and the give needv families a livable diet. "Eichmann was always active... rusalem. Haj Amin el Husseini. 2. He had the power to overrule totals on the same date last year: from 300,000 to 380,000 persons, cal.” delight of owning a dishwasher. Why Gerhian authorities in localities of new program calling for tighter Welch is the seat of the southern will cost the government an esti­ he couldn'a rest.. . he traveled The name of another potential legislative control of liquor. . . . 1960 1961 West Virlinla coal county of Mc­ W io a dishwasher for your wife. Enter don’t you? constantly... he said the ‘final living witness, former S.S. Lieut- where the Jews were rounded up Doctors say Robert McCann, re­ Accidents ...11,154 12,618 (est.) mated $50 million the first year. EXPLOSION HITS BARGE for deportation. Dowell, an area of chronic pover­ If it proves successful, and Is put Baton Rouge, La., April M UV— our contest and win one of 11 famous solution' must bo decisive becauie Col. Walter Huppenkothen. al.so cently freed from Red Chinese Killed ...... 63 70 ty, caused by mine unemployment. nobody knowre how the war will came into the hearing. The prose­ 3. He was not hampered by the prison. Is too near death with can­ Injured ...... 6.743 6.858 (est.) McDowell is one of th e. areas to use tn most states. It probably An empty oil barge exploded and brand dishwashers to be given as prues •And most of them are portable dish- cution offered an affidavit from German Foreign Office. The affi­ will add $400 million to the an­ extensively damaged the Missis­ end.” davit said "the Foreign Office al­ cer to be moved from Manila to picked for pilot program tryouts of sippi River Bridge here today. in oar contest. w'ashers going into existing homes. You These were the words of a for­ him and Dr. Robert Servatius, United States. . . . Soviet Ambas­ Fire Lost at $10,000 the Kennedy administration's food nual costs. mer colleague of Eichmann, a man chief defense attorney, objected on ways obeyed.” > sador Alexander Soldatov protests It's appropriate that McDdwell There were no known fatalities. don’t have to wait to get it built into the ground that Huppenkothen is 4. The Nazi Transport Ministry Norwalk, April 26 lA’) - Fire stamp plan. The 'bridge was closed to traffto now dead. against Britain's decision to let Gov. W. W, Barron and director is the first to line up the pro­ your dream kitchen. Just see your dealer alive. While the argument contin­ always gave Eichmann priority in West (Jerman armed forces train caused an estimated $10,000 to four hours. Later, one lane was They were written by Rudolf ued, Eichmann passed a note to providing trains. $15,000 damage today to the Phil­ 1 W. Bernard Smith of the State De- ^ gram. opened to two-way traffic. W rite 23 words or less on "Why my Hoess, war-time commander of on British territory. lips and Sons plant here I partnient of Public Ateistance were I Kennedy, when he was waging — a portable perforn^s on delivery. Servatius and the attorney said, 5. Eichniann’s aides were train­ Two Israeli political factions wife should have tn electric dish- the great extermination camp at "The accused just tells me that ed to obey his orders "blindly." James Phillips, pre.sirt 11 of the on hand to speak to the applicants his primary campaign in West TREMOR IN SAN SALVADOR Auachwitz. He was executed in Servatius, objecting to the Wis- merge into new Liberal party electric motor repairing and iron and welfare workers who assem­ Virginia last spring, made much San Salvador, April 36 IB— -A wiaber.’* Huppenkothen is in West Ger­ pledged to “Mve Israel's Democra­ Buy it during April or May and you’ll Poland In 1047. many." llceny document, aslud the court’s working firm, made the damage bled to begin the certification proc­ of McDowell. Ho pointed to it ^vere earth tremor ebook Saa ii The prosecution aucceeded today permission to read lO lines from cy from stagnation.” . . . Former ess, throughout the summer and early Salvador early today. It wa* fol­ Servatius won a hotly-disputed Maharaja of Jammu and Kashmir, estimate. Flames burned the rear Star Rogers Extra Plate Flatware, have the choice of a chest of silver flat- In putting Hoes*’ notes into the point regarding a signed photo­ the .statement which Hausner had of the building at 132 Water St. Barron called the start of the fall as an area that needed imme­ lowed by two more tremor* «t record. It also Introduced as evi­ not read. In these, Wisliceny Sir Hari Singh, dies In Bombay at program a "g;lant step'forward on less Intensity. - - , Get an entry blank at your dealer’s. Of 34-piece, Chased Rose Pattern ware or English pattern holloware from graph of Eichmann. The prosecu­ 66 . . . Communist Chinese guns He aald the blaze may have diate attention. \ ddence « further details about Eich- tion had attempted to put it tn wrote: started from some polishing raps the hard road to recovery” from course, all Hartford Electric customers participating dealers. ahn from S.S. Maj. Dieter Wis- "I am aveady and I wish to give Nationalist Quemoy its heavi­ West Virginia’s economic ills. AIK FORCE FOR B70s evidence two days ago. Beside the est bombardment in two months, that had Ignited. There were no (Continued on Page Ten) X UcUceny, one of the former aides. take part in the search for Eich­ "President Kennedy was as con­ WBAhlngton, AprU 26 (J5— are eligible. signature are the words, "S.S. Defense Ministry says . . Actor injuries reported. Wisliceny also was executed after Lleiit-Col. Adolf Eichmann. re­ mann. Ii'would know him in any fident as I when he gave us ^ is Air Force leaders teetUed to­ Eagle Rogers Holloware, English style You might even get one free if your hus­ World War H. disguise. I am convinced I could Peter l.,awford and wife, Patricia, opportunity to show that West Fish Biles Woman day they personally beHeve the tired.” Attorney General Gideon say they are expecting their 4th Rail Line Reopened big Jet bomber BIO should he band enters our contest "Why my wiftf In other denrelopments today:— Hauaner told the court Investiga­ trace him in a few weeks. There­ 'Virginia can meet any require­ Entry must be returned to dealer by border. Double vegetable dish, well and Arguments broke out over the fore, I propose that I be attached child In June. Niantic, April 26 (A’)—The New Detroit, April 26 lA*! — An- pi^ed ahead raiddly despite tion showed the photograph was a Gov. David L. Lawien.ee is ex­ Haven Railroad’s' shore line was’ ments to relieve depressed areas,” tree platter and gravy set should have an electric dishwasher.** copy of one that had appeared the special task of tracking him pected to give quick approval tq* blocked for more than ah hour to­ ten by fish,”' a police patrol car cut It back and delay It. Seere- ness to the triiil — Dr. William in a German pictorial weekly. Those participating In the food Hoettl, former S.S. major, now liv­ down.” bill approved by Pennsylvania day when the axle of a car loaded stamp program will be required sped "to the home of Margaret tai7 of the Air Form Eugene ing In Austria. He is liable Slowly, over repeated objec- Servatius ha.s argued before Legislature which would allow tsfith manure and straw broke, Glover, 19, last night; M. Zuckert and Oep. TheuaiM tossing the wheels to the other to buy stamps In the amount they to prosecution under an leraeli tions\by the defense — and some that there was bad blood between state police to use radar to track normally spend cm food. Then they At receiving hospital, Mias D. White. Chief ef 8ta«, bet* law that makes membership In the sharp questioning by the three Eichmann and Wisliceny and that highway speeders . . % Bill that track. get additional atamp* free. Glover required two stftches In told eenatore that ther White S.S., and other such Nazi organiza­ Israeli judge* — Hauaner went on Wisllceny'a asaessment of Eich­ would require Connecticut to add The car akidded on its Iron brace her face. She aald a catfish Booee mmA Secaetary at D etenea^ BociaJ fecurity numbers of driv­ and remained upright. No serious Someone in the plan who THE HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY tions, a , criminal offense. The filling in the picture of Eichmanti: mann was made "to his oum makes a fair living will get only a caught In the Detroit River by Robert S. Mewunara. had question ^roae as to whether he through written testimony of hUi akin.” ers to their operators licenses damage waa reported. The accident her brother bit her a* *he was ruled their reeomnMndaaana M runs into opposition from Motor occurred at 8 a.m. juat east of the few free atamp*. Someone earn­ could be granted safe eonduet In former associates, Wisliceny had Hi* attorney aaked the judge* ing a ^ttance get* more stamp*. holding! It ■while he severed lU ^ e h ■■***'* ' Zvael. Hoeaa. Vehlcleo at public (Oeattamed m Fag* Twenty) Someone without any Income head. ,\ TtiUmoigr la aa aMdavlt ladl- Wialloany listed flvs pilmary raa- (OewManad on Pag* MUteen) hurlng. i.

I 1 r I / j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE THREB 8:15 p.m„ performed by the Hart­ ford SjTnphony Orchestra. Duo anista Raumond Hanson and HEALTH CAPSULES Emphasis M l S ± i £ i Bolton S■onard Seeber will also perform. hy IBcliad A.P*«tf.mk Sheinwold on Bridge V.So speeding As You Like It The Trinity College Jesters have HOW M ANY MOLES PO ES By JUDITH AHE.4RN chosen "Mister Roberts” to be per­ Finance Unit Arms to Laos WATCH REPAIR THE AVERAGE PERSON formed Thursday. Friday, Monday On Health * HAVE ? SWIFT PLAY and Tuesday. May 4. 5, 8. and 9 PRODUOBS EFFECT ALL TYPES at 8:15 p.m. in Alumni Hall. (Continued from Page One) The United States Cf^st Guard Band wil] A y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS By Alfred Shetaweld To Question The 28th annual house and Tips on sunburn, esnker sores, 4 I S n jfo ra i at Manchester High School l^atur- , garden tour for the benefit of the 'niere’s a certain kind of hand ^ 1 9 9 2 Laos” tti a statement yesterday. All Work\Electronically and hsir figure in medicsl news, Kong Le and forces loyal to him S y at 8:15 p.m. under the sponsorship^ 4 Hartford Art School of the Uni­ along with a bit of medical hls- that nobody misplays on a restau­ School Deficit Tented tViP Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post of the Amer- versity of Hartford scholarship rant tablecloth or on a piece of now are with the pro-Communlst fund wnll be held Tuesday and ______* paper. At the bridge table, how­ Pathet Lao rebels. PUARANTEED FOR ONE FUIX YEAR Icmn l^epion. The 30-rrjin imn ur * The Board of Finance last night The Boun Oum government’s Wednesday. May 9 and 10. from 10 Sun Bathing ever, there Is a different story to 4 A t 7«2 4 Q 9 9 der Uie dirertaon of by ih* tell. 9 5 4 ^ 0, 10 6 6 d,eclded to ask the Board of Ed­ commander is Gen. Phoumi Nosa- You can get a worse sunburn in .^West opened the six of spades, ' io 9 I $ 4 2 ucation to explain ‘ an expected van, one of Laos’ most determined music for I 5 and 6 in the ^Whiten t-ibrary ^^^^^^^ at the J> W. Hale Co., May than in August. ^ K 9 I 7 right-wing antl-Communlsts. ROBERT JEWELERS and declarer put up dummy’s Jack, 6 S 3 _4 shortage of 15,300 on transporta­ jnou* since its foundmg m i Aiiditonum, st 8 30 p.m Plantland and Quinn's Pharmacy. In North America, the sun's It would have done him no good J OOUTO , Prince Souphanouvong, the lead­ 5.3S MAIN ST., MANCHESTER The• — Coast Guard _.u *^and * ■ a '' | jgy the...... intemalionally. i yhe Universitv of Connecticut rays reach maximum intensity to ' play dummy’s low card, since 4 K 10 4 tion and $2,250 bn tuition in the er of the Pathet Lao, also miist be miered the Maj^b ; known skier-photo^pher. " l conrerl band performs tonight a'l June 21. So the Intensity Is strong­ 5 AK 7 , current education budget. considered In setting up a- coali­ Open Dally 9:.80 to 5:.S0—Thurs. till 9 P.M. Ekujt w'ould have finessed the nine Ml »->5550 the iB'.mehmg of the : show monc.^ of the ipics !I Jorgen.aen AuditoriumAnrtitnrinm at 8:158:15. er in mid-May than late August. so he said. Q A I 6 3 The Board of Finance was ad­ tion regime. ered submarine t Nautil - Squaw \ alley Fr.day at 8 p.m ^ "tviii Pasquale" by Donizetti As for sunbathing in general, ex­ As the play went, East covered 4)42 vised of the anticipated shortages The time and place for bring­ Groton in 1954 and played a: th*' in the high .«n;hool anditoriuni i will be presented by the Harlt perts warn that chronic over-ex­ with the queen of spades, and M W i4 M In a letter in which the Board of ing the warring factions together 19,56 presidential "Scared Stiff inth P«an. 1 o^ra^-Vh^ler loiU Friday and IF YOU HAVE ABOUT 2F , posure to the sun is a major fac­ South shrewdly refused the trick. Education reported that about is still up in the air. the 1957 homecoming of tM tnree „p,ns SaUirdav In the Talcott School au- tor in producing skin cancer. 2 0 rsm 3 NT AU Fl« $15,000 would be needed to finance Souvanna Phouma has suggest­ Coast Guard cutters which found! ^ Theater. With it i-5 Elmwood, OR 30, YOU’RE ABOUT South coulcMseeN^at he was go­ Opcnliig 3t«4 — 4 4 AVERAGE BUT THE NUMBER ing to make only]one spade trick repairs and waterproofing at the ed cea-se-fire talks begin April 28 the Northwest Passage qqm. Machine ' j .Apprentice Program Canker Sores in Xieng Khouang, headquarters m a y b u n fro m none in whatever befell, and he wanted to school. Other funds, not included The band was fo.mded by Hay-|. Worthy of Nojs 1 cia.sses in stage do.'iign. con- Canker sores can frequently be in the current budget, will be need­ of the rebel government set up SOME PEOPLE TO SEVERAL take that trick as late as possible. after he fled Into exile. He said the- den O. Jenki in 1925 ’ Once Upon a Mattress makeup, and lighting HUNDRED IN OTHERS, prevented, or relieved, by eliminat­ It was, of course, a sound idea. SpadOB—A 8 7 6 2; Hearts—5 4; ed to pay costs of renovations ne­ iBsumW id. IKafikif. The present bandmaster .»as gp imogene Coca King Donovan and been conducted for members ing certain foods from the diet, s, If South wins the first spade trick Diamonds—10 9 8; Clubo—6 S 8. cessary to comply with fire pre­ rival parties could discuss form­ medical teaun finds. ing an "enlarged provisional co­ pointed early this year Edward Everett Horton will be y,. Little Theater of Manches- HmM< CjnmJ.. piv»i h.Mul 'inloiw.li* and tries the club finesse he is What do you say? vention regulations. Proceeds from the concert w ill, performed at the Bushnell Memo- u,e past two months dur- h i. net fe be o< • disgnwlie iwliae They learned some victims of, beaten by a spade lead through Answer: Bid two clubs. You The finance hoard voted, to alition government.” be used bv the Legion to sponsor ; j.;il in Hartford Saturday st 2:30 ing rehearsals for "The Time of canker sores were sensitive to grant the Board of Education re­ Boun Oum’s government wants the ten. East gets the king of need very strong spades to con­ the talks held in the royal capi­ bovs to Nutmeg Boys State, in ' *r.d 8:30 p.m Manchester's Pat the Cuckoo; ’ which the group will foods containing citric acid, in­ clubs, and West Gets four spade sider passing for penalties. Re­ quest that $369.52 in fire insur­ June at the University of Connec- Eddy plays Lady Dorothy in the present May 25. 26 and 27 at Bow- cluding citrus Juices and chocolate, ance payments be made available tal, Luang Prabang, or some other SPRING SALE tricks. spond In your cheapest S-esrd suit place controlled by "Vientiane ticut. The money, ■win'slso pay for chorus. ers School YWCA ExLeader and other persons to acetic acid Bast held the first trick, as we when you have no longer suit. to them. It represents reimburse­ the candv which the post contri- Jan Peerce. Metropolitan tenor, Elach production head for this contained in vinegar, pickled forces. have seen, with the queen of (Copyilglit 196L Goneral Feataree ment for the repair of smoke dam­ The Vientiane regime .said it TEENS’ and WOMEN'S butes to’lhe town's annual Hai- play is training aseistanta who Succumbs at 88 foods and aalada. An allergy may spades and properly returned the Corp.) ages to the school kitchen. Finance will take over future presenta­ be responsible. Sensitivity tests was awaiting "t+K»_waclion of our loween parties nine of spades. South swiftly put board action was a technicality to opponents to see if Uiliy make con­ Tickets may be purchased from : tions. ' Bryn Mawr, Pa., April 26 (P) — can spot the offending food. in the king of spades, and West make the insurance reimburse­ Fred Blish Is training Robert Non-Voter» tact with us.” The Rn.ssians are Famous members of the post, officers and Mrs. Emma Bailey Speer of Lake­ found himself playing the ace of ment available to the education seiwing as intermediaries between past commanders. [• . v i Best in dlrecUon. Ruth Rowley Is Old Techniques spades before he knew which end board. 2 training Robert Thornton and Ed­ ville, Conn., former president of Moments after he was shot, Although Puorto Ricans ware the Boun Oum government and Brand Coining Up In Manchester 1 ; ^ was up. • Mrs, John Tiachler of Fernwood the other factions. SNEAKERS Tonight at 8 15 the Manchester ward T>-bur in lighUrp. Betty the national board of the Young President Lincoln appeared dead. Obviously, this was a foolish made U.8. citizen# by an Act of Dr. was named clerk of the Board Lundberg is training Joyce Loerach The young doctor could detect no in 1917, they re not al­ Foreign Minister Tiao Sopsais- Ci'dc Orchestra will 'nave lU pre- I Women's Christian Association, is play. If West had stopped to think Of Finance, replacing Mrs. CThester ana told newsmen "considerable mlere performance Under the di- j in atage managing, and Arnold pulse. he would have known that South low ^ to vote in national elections Luke, who resigned recently. Mrs Thomi»on la training everyone in dead at 88. Right in the theater box, 23- of the United States. fighting” is still going on in north recUon of John Gruber, the 65-1 had the ten of spades. To begfin Tlschler has had business ex­ Mrs. Speer died yesterday while year-old Dr. Charles A. Leale with, South would win the first New Lutheran Church Planned in South Windsor and central Laos. The rebels ap­ Sold Nationally member orchestra will play ex­ makeup. visiting a dAughter, Margaret perience and received her degree parently were .showing no letup .99 went to work, pressing rhythmic­ trick with the king of spades if cerpts from Handel's ' \Valer Speer, headmistress of the Ship- In business education at Thiel Col­ Plans have been announced by<^and spacious sanctuary, at the rear An air-mail letter was received in a new drive that has extended JO YOUTHS CHARGED ally on Lincoln's chest, and using that were his only chance to win lege, Greenville, Pa. At 4.75 Music." Beethoven's F5rst Sym­ ley School. niouth-to-mouth breathing — two the Rev. Walter L. Abel for the of which are tall windows. When will have an outside wall entirely ' from (Mr. and Mrs. Louis Levy an­ their already sizeable ai-ea of con­ phony and Debussy's "Petite Wallingford, April 26 -— a spade trick. Then again, if East The finance board discussed new, modem Our Savior Lutheran services are in progress, drapes of glass, will hold eight cla.ssrooms, A aon, William, is associate dean techniques recently come into held the ten as well the nine l i M i T i l nouncing their donation of the ad­ trol. Suite'. ' Robert Brawley. director of Twenty youtha were arraigned In South Windsor methods of modernizing some of Church. The church will be located will be pulled over these windows. a youth area, with fireplace, and SopsaLsana said Pathet Lao 6 circuit court yesterday on chargea of students at the Massachusetts vogue again. of spades, he would have relumed the town’s bookkeeping procedures The nave will seat 240 people. boiler room. On the outside of the ditional land and was read at the the Hartford Conservatory of Institute of, Technologj’. The methods worked. After a on the west side of Graham Rd. on units were "at the gates” of You Will Recognize The Famous Name. ITualc, will direct the orchestra of threatening and tatintlng an the ten rather than the nine. WALT DISNEY’S and plans to see a demonstration four acres purchased from Louis If one turned right upon enter­ gla.ss doors will ' e a retaining wail unveiling cercnibiifes last Satur­ Kuong.sai, in nortliern Luang elderly woman who lives in a Mrs. Speer was the widow of Dr. few; moments. Dr. Leale wrote, "I All very obvious, but the fact of a machine that would copy the Levy, smd one acre donated by ing the building, He would be In the and patio. The roof has an unusual day. while Gruber plSys the piano solo Robert E. Speer, former president .saw that the President could con­ Temple Slates Prabang province, late yesterday. for RachmaninofTs Concerto No. aecluded section of this community remains that South played his **101 Dalmatiani” abstract book, rate book and com Levy. . ( administrative section including serrated effect on this side of the A 40-foot cross Is being erected Royal forces were aLso reported Sizes 3 Vi to 11 In The Group. March 27. No pleas were entered, of the Federal Council of Churches tinue independent breathing and king very swiftly. This somehow pile tax bills at its next meeting. Ground will be broken this sum­ the pastor's study and the church building. soon for the front of the church as 2. Tickets may be purchased at of Christ In America and service that instant death would not oc­ All C«l«r — All CariMS under pressure alKiut 40 miles the door, as well as at Ray Belter's but 14 of the defendants — all un­ Membership panicked West into taking the ace Skews Consideration was given to sug­ mer or early next spring, and con­ office. Also in this section Is the The second and third units a memorial to Mis.s Ann Galinat of south of the city of Luang der 18 — were ordered transferred secretary of the Presbyterian cur." as a sort of leflex, much as one gestions made by the town audl struction will be In three stages. multiple purpose room, or fellow­ will contain additional educational South Windsor, the first and only Narrow and Medium Widths. Music Shop. Board of Missions. automatically yanks back if some­ rtni; Aeademjr Award wiaalns Prabang as well as around to the Jurisdiction of Juvenile court FealareMa tor that a full-time assessor and The first unit to be built will ship area; a nursery where mothers and fellow.ship areas. communicant of the church to die. Mahaxay, in south-central Ijios. The Manchester Fhne Art As­ Jan Pecr«e Ttpe on Hair body tries to snatch something take tuma baby-sitting so parenLs sociation will hold its annual ex­ by Judge John J. Daly, Daly said M ^ Speer became a volunteer Drive in May "THE HORSE WITH building inspector be hired. Mem contain the main sanctuary, ad­ Parking space will be ample, The donation of $1,000 -was .set On the north-south highway • All First (Quality. that should the Juvenile Court In YWCA work in 1893 and when Many women complain their away. bers felt town growth has not yet ministration, education, and fellow­ can attend services together; and covering about one-quarter to one- aside from the estate by- Miss hibit Sunday. May 7. at the Man­ wUl give a recital at 8:30 p m. Sun­ The defense ended at the second above this administrative capital day. May 7. at the Buahnell. refuse to prosecute them, they the national board was formed in hair is falling out at excessive THE FLYING TAIL" reached the point where the ad­ ship space. Entering the foyer lavatories. fifth or the total land and will be Galinat's two brothers. government troops were reported • Loden • Charcoal • Red • Chino chester Motor Sale showTOom on rate. One reason can be too much Temple B»th Hillel will conduct trick. South could afford to take la celer 1:4SA:1M:U from the north side of the church, The balcony will contain the located on the north side near the 512 W. Center St. Lea Paul and Mary Ford will be will stand trial with the remain­ 1906 became one of its charter its membership drive during Msy, ditional expense is Justified. The architect for the ^urch is holding at two points three miles ing six teenagers in Circuit Court members. In 1915 she became stretching and pulling on the hair the club finesse, for there was no Delivery of the annual town re­ one would turn left into the lofty choir loft and two classrooms. front entrance-way. Arland A, Dirlam, Bosl "Jenny Kisaed Me." the comedy the guest soloists at a apecial con­ for "high’’ or other fashionable according to Douglas Baskin, tem­ longer a threat. ■south of the abandoned strong­ • White • Green by Jean Kerr, will be performed cert at the Bushnell Monday at May 16. president of the organisation. ple president. 8e«a! "Tke Werld e! Basle Weas’’ port is expected from the printer hold of Vang Vieng. coiffeurs, aays a Medical Journal West would defeat the con­ ■within a week. The report this At the time of her death, she report. Tile new Reform congregation tract if he refused the second confer the third and fourth de­ from distributing artifical meas of was serving as honorary presi­ was founded in September 1960, year contains 48 pages, a drop grees. Mrs. R. Kneeland Jones Sr. Lutherans Warn birth control and information con­ ‘Sniellinp:’ Fish And an expert on cosmetics trick. East would later lain a club from 104 for last year’s, due to the Smallest People dent of the national board. warns against using household de­ with 15 families. It now has a trick and return his last spade. wil) be in chafge of the supper. cerning their use." Funeral arrangements are In­ membership of over 50 families, fact that a list of checks Issued A rummage sale in which all Birch Founder Fi.sh depend'heavily upon the tergents for shampoos. Caustic Dolly Question — by the tewn is no longer required sen.se of smell. Besides having World’s smallest people are the complete. chemicals in detergenU can ir­ covering the South Windsor, Man­ • Deader, at your left,' bids one 'SO WftitMT Ohfmpki! articles will be priced at 10 cents The Western Hemisphere sup­ Rrinibuti pygmies, who live deep ^zrnarTf^sk^ Baseball Notea chester, East Hartford, Rockville spade. Partner doubles, and the each 'Will be held In St. Maurice Brockton, Mas.s., April 26 (;PI — plies 80 per cent' of the world's large smelling organs, they al.so in the Ituri forest of the northern ritate sensitive areas of the scalp, and Ellington areas. Park and Recreation Commia Churchfhall Friday from 9:30 a.m. coffee: Africa provides 17 per have large nen-cs for smelling Elkfi Setback or cause damage to the eyes. next player passes. You hold: sioner Fred Gaal haa called a prac­ The New England Conference of Belgian Congo of Africa, These' MANCHESTER PARKADE Jet Age Health Co-chairmen of the drive are to 12:30 p.m. the Augustana Lutheran Church cent, and the rest comes from Asia and large lobe.s in the brain which people are not much more than | Dr. Irving Freedman of 105 Farm­ tice session for all boys 13 to 17 A proposal by E. Pierce Herrick and Oceania. help them to smell. four feet tall. state Shoe Repair. 3.245; North Modem man zips about at high years of age for Thursday at 4 had adopted a resolution "caution­ speed from one climate to another stead Dr., and Leonard Katz of 90 to create two lots on Hebron Rd. ing” founder Robert Welch of the Ends, 3.241; Leone's. 3.184; Pat­ Lewis Dr. Area captains are: p.m. at the school diamond. If frontage opposite Bolton Center ten's, 3,174; 4T'.s, 3.148; Brass Key, in a few hours. Artificial light Jerry Brett of 135 Tanner St., enough Interest is shown, it John Birch society on "wild state­ turns night into day. He moves Cemetery will be discussed at a ments.” 3,091; Petersen's. 3,079; Sharpies. Manchester; Bemie Karlin of 18 planned to have two or three meeting of- the Town Planning through sudden changes of tem­ Mallard Dr„ East Hartford; and teams for boys in this age group, The Lutherans balled upon 3,066; Woody’s. 3,064; 4X's, 3,023; perature, from air-condilioning to I^ANCHESTe Commission ttmight at 7:30 at the Welch yesterday to name clergy­ 4Cs, 2,983; Walnut Clippers. 2,- Herb Miller of Gale Dr., EiUngton. '//-v rather than one. Boys should re­ town offices. summer's broiling heat. A vaca­ Anyone interested In learning port to Marshall Lewis at the men he says are Communists, "so 906; Herald, 2,866; Egg and You, Rif j I & ilA • BUI lON NUfCH Boys who will be 8 years or that they may be exposed." 2,718. tion can turn winter into spring. more about the Temple Is welcome school, bringing application forms older in September and who would Large 21" Deluxe Tonite! Reg. Prices! Adults 75c "Or failing this," the resolu­ High score, 4T's, 127; second, In ail thi.s, man is far removed to attend the Friday evening serv­ and fees. like to join Cub Scout Pack 73 are 4C's. 121. from the environment in which ices at the Wapping Community A practice session for boys 8 invited to attend a pack meeting tion added, "we caution him in his he evolved, with its regularity of Church May 6th at 8:30 p.m. Rabbi to 12 years of age will be held tonight at 7 at the Community grandiose gestures and wild I lomoiVlark time, light, temperature, and geo­ Ehwin Herman, coordinator of Saturday from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at Hall with their parents. statements lest his super-patriot­ graphical location. regional activities of the .Union of ism become a devisive factor 3-HORSEPOWEI John Jrg the school. All those who have AU Bolton Civil Defense person­ Maybe such changes are pro­ American Hebrew Congregations, signed up to take part in the base' w'hose cure is worse than the 111- nel are urged to attend a meeting ne.ss." , ducing some diseases of civiliza­ will conduct services, Oneg Shat- Frank Slnatra- presents • IN M ESO N ball progiram are urged to attend tonight -at 8 in the CD room at tion, suggest Dr. Rene Dubos, bat will follow services. After re­ Shlrley MacLaine since teams will be riiosen in the the school. CD Director John D. Another resolution recorded the Rockefeller Institute scientist. He freshments, R' bbi Herman will Maurice Chevaller- msBfilflesnt color Wsi near future. Next week, when day conference as objecting "to any urges a new approach in medical conduct an adult education pro­ JuUet Prowse Avrey will give a briefing on pro­ legislation which may be present­ ROTARY MOWERS light saving time is in effect, prac cedures to be used during the na­ research to explore the effects of gram. "CAN-CAN” at 8:J8 foaturlng tice sessions will be held on Tues' tional CD ‘lOperation Alert” ed to Congress in present session nev forces, new ^bstances, and Bennett Plotklh, principal of the day and Friday from 6 p.m. until which will begin Friday afternoon. which provides for outright grants WITH INSTANT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT new stimuli upon humans. Sunday school, has announced Co-Hit "High Powered Rlfie” dark. The public is invited to the meet­ or long term, low interest loans to THROniE CONTROL’ plans have been comple,ted for Sun­ sectarian primary and secondary 7:10 Scout Note ing. MOUNTED ON HANDLE Dizzy Spells day school registration. The Board The Flyinji Eagle patrol won the The building committee of Bol- schools.” "Ultrasonic waves — pitched too of Trustees has made tentative ar­ contest for achievement in scout 'ton Congregational Church will Still another resolution asked SAFETY STARTER high for human hearing — can rangements for extending religious the Connecticut and Massachusetts education to the nursery school i f ing during the month of April at meet tonight at 8 in the parish DUAL cenireltl ona for often overcome the dizzy spells a meeting , of Troop 73 Tuesday room of the church. Legislatures to "amend or repeal Automatic which mark Meniere's disease, re­ level. STANLEY WARNER present law preventing physicians ttorfing—ena to adjust I p YOU ARE THINKING OF Voting List Check night. The knot tying champion, ipood, a n d provide ports Dr. Frank Altmann of New ship was Won by the Rattlesnake Advertisement— ■■ CARPETS . . . THERE York City. The registrars of voters, Mrs. McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141, cheko and stop positions. ARE SOME REAL GOOD Claire Grltzer and Mrs. Arllne Bid- Patrol. Anthony Sobol- was the Meniere's disease Is usually Individual knot-tying champion. Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Shock-free Starter VALUES IN caused by a malfunction of the wellahave announced that, begin­ Squaw Valloy Olym|ilct; for the home: Lumber, Hardware, Personal Notices ning today, for a three-week " STARTS TODAY Troop members will meet at the NO MONEY DOWN inner ear. and the remedy for the Community Hall Saturday at 8:30 Mason, Electrical. Plumbing, Fuel dizzy sensations is to destroy a period ending May 18, there will be MATINEE AT 2:00 P.M. St. Maritt, Aspan, Alaska, Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. a house-to-house canvass for the a.m. to leave for an overnight certain part of'the Inner ear. Evenings 1 complete show, 7:00|j Mt. Saksr camping trip at Hopevllle Pond. > Card of Thanks The ultrasonic waves do this purpose of up-dating the voting Manchester Evening Herald Bol­ With sincere apnf?ciAtlon we wish to RUGS & Bnlleiin Board thank all of our friendB. rplalivps. and Shown at 3:50 and 9:00 HUMOR • ACTION without rau.sing any lo.s.s in hear­ list. There will be no regular meet ton correspondent, Grace McDec- npirhbora for the beautiful floral Irib- EXCLUSIVE AT ing ability, as does happen often The registrars would like res­ ■lAUTY mott, telephone Mitchell S-6566. utPA. and the kindness and eympathy idents to be aware of this yearly Sponsored by ing of St. Maurice CYO this week shown up In our recent bereavem ent. O U R STORE in surgery, he reports. The ultra­ Members will meet at 7 p.m. in the I SHOCK-FREE IMPULSE STARTER sonic technique rarely overcomes voting list check, and would ap­ Center Church Ce-Weds W. Karle Chambers and daughter. CARPETS preciate their keeping dogs under church hall for a discussion on "Is Touriit Goals Topped BiHters of Viola L. Chamberii. A few turns of the handle, noises In the ear — another symp­ control. the Church Doing Enough for starter fs ready to work from AT THE tom of Meniere's disease — but FRIDAY, APRIL 28 Youth?" before leaving for a dls No noisy ‘click’ os yon mow neither does surgerj’. 8 P.M. ' Jerusalem—Israel's tourist goals Card of Thanks the handle! Completely sofel Manchester Evening Herald trict dance at the Waddell School were greatly exceeded last year I wish to thank the doctors, nurses MANCHESTER South Windsor rorreepondent, in Manchester. when foreign visitors totaled 117,- and staff at the Manchester Hospital INSTANT Volcanic Water H ^ SCHOOL Bolton Grange will have a pot- for the excellent rare I received while FINGERTIP Ijuirs Katz, telephone Mitchell 861, an increase of 38 per cent. The I was a patient there. I also wish to HEIGHT ENGINE CENTER 4-1758, 7AUD1TAUDITORfUM luck FYlday at 6:30 p.m. at the Jump In Incorne from tourism was thank my friends and neighbors for How to make mowing Nicaragua's capital of Managua Community Hall. Two drill teams 85 per cent. TTie 1965 goal is 240,- their flowers, jrifts and cards. ADJUSTMENT CONTROLS Paramount Admission flJIO:) All controls of We' eature; “IN THE gets its drinking water from the cup t For TIckete Call MI B-89J6 or composed of Bolton members will 000 visitors. Isabelle Thayer. HOiVfME SERVICE” of a sunken volcano about live MI 8-8997. Also available at the handle— miles away. Pipelines have been Meetting Planned no dangerous more satisfying run to the volcano, which holds • NASSIFF AR.MS CO. PtMIM Ml 3.5103 deep, clear lake. Bv Pension Board 'nSSm&k^ stooping. Ml 3.6104 . 5 3 m m m y ' CHAMBER RE-EI.ECTS J The pension board will meet BRING THIS AD WITH YOU If you’re fed up with the mess, the smell and the racket of that j Washington. April 26 f / F i — Two Monday at 7.30 p.m. in the coffee Connecticut residents were among room of the Municipal Building to hard-to-start gasoline mower, it’s time you discovered the j^ s 15 dire'btors re-elected to the U.S. MANSFIBiaifSt. MANCHESTER discuss the new pension plan for CHS l a miiMAHTic.CTn Chamber of Commerce in a mall police, which is about to be adopt­ ID Stiff this $1.39 of th e SILENT scoTTS. Nothing to get ready, no fumes, no noiie. CARPET CENTER ballot of the membership, it was ed. I announced yesterday. They were The board will also discuss PLUS AT/J:00 and 7:07 P.M. 'Absent Prof.” Shown First You get the smooth, even cut that makes your lawn look its best 311 MAIN ST. Austin D. Barney, chairman of the changing the ordinance governing ‘‘Dutch Boy" hand puppet! ONE HAND HEIGHT board of the Hartford Electric its powers and duties, and the re­ |.KIII}4I)U)WYN-WYEI ADJUSTMENT-NO TOOLS! FREE PARKING /' every time — plus the real satisfaction of rolling through the job Light Co., Hartford, and Felix sults of a questionnaire distributed Set wheels instantly at 6 Edgar Wormser, consulting min­ by General Manager Richard Mar­ I AENENlPHIIinWI ' THAT cutting heights. No bolts, BUDGET TERMS 0 quickly and And service problems are a thing of the past. ing enginner, of Greenwich. tin to town employes. ‘ S H A G G Y j no nuts, no turning overl quietly. The questionnaire asked whether H. 6. WELLS’ employes would like to double, their . OOG' WITH A GALLON OF “DUTCH BOFNALPLEX 2 T h e SILENT SCOTTS is designed, engineered and guaranteed by contribution to the pension’ fund n o -c i o g and retire at age 55 after 30 years' THE ; G U Y DISCHARGE Scotts, the people who know lawns best, to make i^tting lawns service, like the police will be able '. INVENTS ACRYLIC LATEX WALL PAINT! B to do qnder their new plan. Smooth, even so easy and so rewarding you’ll an ally be glad you mowed! The 1 employes cast 104 votes TIME A NEW' undercorrioge against the proposal, and 61 in FO RM ULA Hurry on down today. Buy Nalplex and ask for with extra favor. FOR FUNI your "Dutch Boy" hand puppet-yours freel B riggs & Stratton wide discharge MACHINE chute. The New Silent Scotts Handmower Musician's Medal Supply is limited. In 6 Tlie 6M cuts 5000 sq ft in 40 minutes 39.95 Scotts. Congress authorized a medal as ria«T IN LAWNS the nation’s recognition and appre­ Sunday: "Hoodlum Priest” TTie lOM cuts 10,000 sq ft in an hour 49.95 ciation of the services of Indng t U t K a i d k Women’s SAFER, BEHER BLADE Berlin, noted song writer, in com­ "GUN FIGHT” posing many patriotic songs. Home-Mark New S-shaped blade won't PREFER POMiER? Discover the Silent Scotts Electric. No mess}' fueling, no } “Dutch Boy” forcibly throw hard objects smelly fumes, no engine roar — instant starting every time! The safest power mower Dress Shoes ' does it best s h f p r o p elled out . . . cuts better, too. ever designed — for the best crew cut your grass evrjij had. 119.95. c\A# f DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINMENT ffliiidfid 22 : - N t W ! STARTING THURSDAY, APRIL 27 • with Nalplex ROTARY MOWER Manchester's Leading Scott Oealers R49. $9.99 . . . The Wonderful Music and Songs Of -th e one-coat Completely self-pro­ *5.99 pelled! No complicated .95 ★ JOSE MANN and his Group wall paint gears or chains. Lift N O -K A IP STAGGERED WHEELS Red—Blue- handle, it rolls ahead. Tan—Bone Roll smoothly, won’t dig — FEATURING — Lower haiidle, it stops. Into high spots on lawn. Black Patent Nothing to push! ★ GORDON KIRKPATRICK— Fiono *5.00 MONTHLY LARSEN'S BUSH Spec ta ton and on Hi* Hommofld Organ HARDWARE, Inc. HARDWARE CO. — SPECIAL GUESTS — . I M I - l i l i l l 84 DEPOT SQUARE, MANCHESTER 793 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER ★ Joe Bose on Thursday ★ Wally Fields FH. and Sat STORE HOURS: GUSTAFSON’S Plus In Color PHONE MI 9-5274 PHONE MI 3-4121 MONDAY thru SATURDAY FREE PARKING “Teas of Storm Country" FOR PROMPT FREE DELIVERY FOR PROMPT FREE DELIVERY PAINT STORE Keith Furniture WALNUT RESTAURANT 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. IN OUR OWN LOT your itmn problems to our Laum Program Advisors. They mue the SHOE STORE 7 WALNUT ST., MANCHESTER—MI 9-8070 Fri., Sat., Sun. C. J. MORRISON 705 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER i THURSDAY TILL 91 MANCHESTER NEXTTOSTORft •"ose houf and the expsrteitee to help you adueoe the kind of kumyoss want. “PtaB To Hrtb Your No*t Party With Ua" "GORGO" (In Color) 885 CENTER STREET—MI 9-9713 111 “) MAIN ST. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MAilCnESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRH. 26. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.^MAi^CHESTEK, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE FIVE

production with Robert Caroline the Ughthouze Restaurant at paopla who to drtv* a car •and that they have eontaet of Ten Mile River, connecting the son, Joseph Hutchins of Seattle, Swedes Set Car'Mark thought which extende beyond a Rockville-V ernon Columbia towns of Lebanon and Columbia, Wash. A former resident, Hutch­ as assistant director; Peter Rob­ Katzman’s Comer to James Lee of Force as Last Resort wlU BBtf that thajr must fhgf ff. Sulzberger Retires erts, prompter and Michael Ko- Norwich. Lee, who will run the os-, rathtr rigid rsfulaUana ao tha mare hualneee emoHetlnni does as and is by instruction of the State ins has been on the west coast for Stockholm—Sweden turned out Bne u » Pjeeauit My t o g w ^ s Highway Depai-tment. about 20 years. He Is senior field koszka, stage committee chairman. tabllshment with the help of his Retirement: ■anior driver populatioa bKraaoaa. that may ha.” looM ptate aiecotnfort. PABTxrrH. 428,400 automobiles last year, an B u ^w gar said hs and Merz SB improved powder, eprlnkled an King Construction Co. of East- representative for United Air­ In the c'ast are; Rosemary Fer­ wife, Is now operating the Char-< "Thajr ahould acqua&t tham- As iV .Y. ^imes Publisher had “worked cloaely together and uDoer end lower plztee bolde them Sykes Lists Spelling Bee ford has the contnact for building craft. guson, Pamela Lusky, Andrea O-Broll In Norwich. He will open all-tlme record. In 1959 the out-, Happy Times aahraa with the p rofian, adapt to I can tnithfuUy say we nevw had nraier ee that they feel more eom- the atructure, which will replace Class Play Stlmzon, Linda Moore, Michael here Thursday. put excecded.100,000 units for fhe” Kennedy Considers iU alma and accept lU pMhMo- aa argumant.” fSyn?v'iaKa?4 the last wooden plank bridge In The Class of 1961 at Porter Blum, George E. Peters Jr., Bar­ first time. Exports in 1960 In­ B j MAKIE D A U B Hugunin aald. "Having New York, April M —ArthiirOAfter a year la tha city room, he Honor ftoll Scheduled by town. bara Gamache amd James Robin­ Manchester Evening Herald Co- creased by 6.500, to 58,775 cars. Hayea Sulsbergcr, 89, hM stepped became assistant to tha pubUaher, The retiring publisher aeid that said). Doee not eour. Checke "piste school has chosen as Us class night equipped thqmselvea in the beet “many, many yeara of experiMce odor" (denture bresth). Get PAS- Former Resident Visits play, "Act Your Age,” by William son. umbla correspondent Mrs. Donald About 120,000 autos were Im­ manner poaaible, they may reasem- down as publisher of the New and a director in 1954. Ha succeed­ 'IXZi'H today at anv druz countar. Older Drivers Are Aeaet and a mutual respect for the New The third quarter honor roll at Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Hutchins Davidson. Management Change I . Tuttle, telephone ACademy ported in i960. Imports have more aWy expiset to retain their driving York Times. Elected to succeed ed Sulzberger az president in 1997. Porter Pupils have aa their housie guest their Lorraine Golab will disspV the Herbert C. Englert Sr. has leased i8-S4S5. than doubled in the past 10 yeara. Anti-Castro Moves Or Haisrd tai TrsITte privUegee. with poaeible Ilmlta- him was Orvil E. Dryfoos, 48, his Oakes, the new editorial page York Times as weU aa for each Bykes Junior High School waa re­ other have oemented our friend- tlona. end to continue to be a use­ son-tn-Iaw and president of the director, la 48. He is a nativa of leased thle week. It includes 115 Columbia Grange will again By MABIE DAEBB ful member of aoclety. newspaper. Elkins, Pa., and a nephew of Ochs. ship and understanding to a de- For Henost (OesUnned frsai T sce One) If you are an older person who gme that I havs dUBcuIty express­ pupils. Ehght Grade 8 students sponsor a spelling bee for Grade 8 "The aenior driver can be an a ^ Sulxberger, who will continue as His father, the late George Wash­ Economical Ropoirs on made high honors and 10 Grade 7 drives a car, Elbert Hugunin, aps- set in motor vehicle tralflc.” chairman of the board, announced ington Ochs-Oakes, was editor of ing." students, it was announced this Hi* view appeared to Jlve freeh Ruth Millett students. General honors were ciallst la the National Safety the ebangee yestarday. He had the old Philadelphia Public Ledger Rodio, TVi Storto, week. Mrs. Myrtle Englert, Grade meealBf to a autement srhich Ken­ awarded 53 eighth graders and 44 Council'a traffic operations divi­ been publisher of the 'limes since and later of Current History Snpreine Law Phonographs. 8 teacher, la in charge. nedy made In a apeech last Tluira- seventh graders. Gala. ‘Slavery* laat Bad sion, advises you to sise up your 1935. Magazine. The spelling match will be held day to the American Society oi U Shared with Hasfaaad He also announced the retire- A Rhodea aeholar, Oakes 'worked The auprsms law of ths land Appiianent On the high honor roll in Grade May 3 at 7:30 p.m. In Yeomans abilities and "exercisa self-discl- 8 were: Dorothy Arzt, Vicki Co­ Nevrspaper Editors. He said tten Local Stocks mept of ChariiM M en, since 1938 aa a reporter on the TVenton, of tha united SUtea oonaisU of Hall before the regular meeting 'i "Women are household slaves,” pUne.” editor in charge of the Times edi­ Hmea and the Wealbington Poet the Constitution, laws made in hen, Lynette Dauphin, Howard of the Grange. that If the Inter-American doctrine P o W e r f o n ^ s Denelow, Alan Pease, Mark Shl- of non-interference in the internal declaree a woman writer who Writing in "Traffic Safsty." torial page. John B. Oakes, a In 1948, he became editor e f the pursuance o f the Constitution and Phone MI 9-4587 The schbol band will play dur­ ______by member of the editorial boitfd. moda, . Denise ’ Stankovica and affair^ of another country became builds up a fairly good case to Nugunin points out that studies in Newe of the Week in the review treaUas made under authority of 180 Center St.—4Jor. of Church ing intermissions and a group of merelv an excuse for lack of ac­ three states. California. North Mlddlrltraok. 1m . ■ucceede. Men. section of the Sunday Tlmee, and the United States. Louise Watson. children will present a tumbling tion the United St i tea yovemment prove her charge. Carolina and New York, and traf­ Bank StMka Sulzberger aaid in a statement to in 1949 was appointed to the news­ In Grade 7, high honors went to: act. Robert Russell will be spell -UTII not hesitate" to protect the But before we start crying Into fic accident record systems super­ Bid Asked the annual meeting of the atock- paper's editorial board Gall Archambault, Clifford Biderly, Band Director master. aecuntv "of, our own nauon." j our dishwater let's consider for a visors have revealed that the older Conn. Bank and Trust holdera of the Times: Mere—who becomes editor Susan Goodrich, Charles Griffiths, Bandmaster William L. Broad- Prizes are 35, $3 and 32 with driver is having too rnany acci- JHIis publisher .of thW newspa­ Diana Hunt, Joseph Kayan, Ellen Pnor to Ikis meetln* with Rocke­ moment that If we are household Co...... 49 62 emeritus of the Times—Joined the well will lead the United States small token- gift for each contest­ feller. Kennedy had conferred vrith . denta of certain tj-pea. per ehould have a spark that I no paper in 1931 and had edited the Kirk, Karen Kloter, Darryl Lavitt ant speller. slaves our husbands are family Hartford National and David Scibek. Coast Guard Band Saturday in former President Dw»|fht D. Eisen-1 "He tends to get into difficulty Bank and Trust Co. 46H 49V4 longer possess.'' editorial page aince 1938. Raymond E. Lyman has accept­ hos'er and former Vice President: slaves. during turning movements, at He had overcome aerious physi­ The following Grade 8 pupils Manchester High School at 8:15 ed the responsibility of heading No man who supports a family Fire lasasMcs Oompaalss In announcing the retirement of were named to the general honor P-ichard M Nixon. Eisenhower said points involving right-of-way, or cal setbacks to continue his di­ the 88-year-old Merz, Sulsbergar p.m. up the annual Memorial Day ob­ the country should support the is In any way free. He has to earn similar situations in which a high Aetna Fire’...... I l l 115 roll: Martin Aldlna, Pamela Arn­ servances, which will again be that p'vcheck—no matter what. rection of the Times. He was hon­ said it was imperative that He Joined the band In 1946, was President who has the reaponsibil- degree of perception, problem­ Hartford Fire ...... 60H ored Mt the White House last Feb­ old, Linda Baldwin, William Bor- sponsored by the Grange. Indeed, he may be so financially Dryfoos hava an editorial page kowski, Richard Bowman, Sharon made a leader In the fall of 1960, tty for determininir policy. Nixon, solving ability and Immediate re­ NaUonal Fire ...... 123 133 ruary by the American Heart As­ editor of the same age bracket Training Course Planned in advance of. his VVhite House call chained he doesn't even dare' to action are required.” Hugunin re­ Phoenix Fire ...... 88 92 Brady, Dorothy Casadei, Francis and waa appointed to his present quit a Job he hates to try some­ sociation for overcorriQg a condl- A need for qualified bld donor last week, also had spoken of sup­ ports. "Involvement in speeding, Ufa and lademalty !■% Coa. Uon that began with a hsart at- Chapman, Candace Cowan, Brad­ rank early this year to succeed aides within this area has prompt­ thing else, tf the Job he hates offers ford Crandall, Holly Dick, Cath­ George Jenks who served 30 years ... port ine the President. operating under the influence of Aetna Casualty ....129 \ 139 Uck.in 1932. In 1997, he suffered ed organization of a training ses­ m Words of backing also were re­ security to his family. Intoxicating liquors and other rec­ erine Dobosz. Bethia Drigga, Kath­ aa ban(lma8ter. Aetna U f e ...... 108H\ 112^ a light stroke. erine Falconer, Kenneth Folsie, sion, Mrs. John K. Pringle, blood laved from former President Harry Women often begrudge men their ognized haurdous actions are rel­ A nstlve New Yorker, Sulz­ The band's appearance in the program chairman for the Red Conn General

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We would be- have been relieved of the strain ot prepared. Since the additions In­ Rd. Extensfein. which will link The first ia ImpraoUeal without Andover volved additional expendltura. It \Hendee Rd. directly to Rt. 6. The Youth Night Set harp. Th* OUas, ^’Cortegs," "Men- South Windsor Intsrsstsd men are asked contact freshments. If anyone has forgot­ dlet Dr. Mrs. Bruce Henn of New­ lie\-e that democracy could stand flight duty while undergoing treat­ waa necessary to determine' what wtenalon will afford Hendee Rd.. INVITATION. If yxm have recently taken up resi- uet” and "Ballet,” are self ■ ex­ Pets Ajmo, Frank Psllicsne, Ehu*! ten hie contribution, he may euh- ington will give the first lesson of F its own in a peaceful test with any ment for his condition. . . . His effect It would have, t residenta a safer approach to Rt. By N orth WSCS planatory. Carey, or Mel Tripp, the help will mit it Monday. her flower arranging course. THE MOST BEAiUTIRIL FAMUCS-^ condition w m such that preoccu­ 6 than they now have from either Being an early work, it la not be greatly appreciated. Waieer Committee Named Those members who will peed and PILGRIM MILLS CAN PROVI ITl ^Bpntns ^rralii other system. We would believe Ih e new estimate of the mill dence in Connecticut and would like to find a new Mrs. Malone flowers for this first lesson or any­ PUBl.UiHKD BY mfc; pation with his problemsc ould well PTA Probes rate waa part of the finance board end of Old State Rd. No. 1. A "Career Night for Youth” as definitely Impressionistic as Town Meeting Agenda The executive board haa been Mi,:wtl.r> p r i n t i n g CO. INC. that that would be the only thing one wanting additional Informa­ meeting. Boy Scouts to Beglater investment home, please consider this your invitation program will be sponsored by the later compositions by the distin­ There will be a specie^ town appointed for the St. Francis of 13 Bi»sell Street I a democracy could rightly do. And have lowered his standard of per­ A registration night for all boys guished Frenchman. However, Asalel Church second annual gala tion, may call Mrs. lacobonl of Mancbeeter, Conn. formance during Instrument School Social Copies of the budget will proh- WSCS of North Methodist Chuich Appeals for meeting Tuei^ay at 8-p.m. at the Mrs. Allen Parker 'of Pine Tree THOMAS F FKRGUSON we would believe that ever>- blow abl}^ be mailed to residents this Interested In jolnmg BOy Scout to come in and talk things over with us We have been Monday at 8 p.m. at the church. soma of the odd harmonies are Pleasant Valley School. bazasur, and planning meetings are WALTER R FERGUSON definitely in evidence, as well as now being held weekly. This year, Lane. Publisher* j of the Guatemalan or Cuban type flights.” weekend, including supplemental Troop 124 will be held' at 7:45 p.m. The WSCS members will attend •At that time, voters will act tomorrow in the First. Oongrega- the composer’s peculiar melodic the bazaar will run for five days Avery St. PTA' Elects FOunOed October l IMsl ; which is struck against Commu­ WTiat the Board obviously has Worker Post budget. in business in this state for over 60 years and have a brief business meeting at 7:45 Bell Ringers on the Board of Eklucuitlon budget Avery Street PTA will hold Us to recommend, in view of its find­ Those attoidlng last night were tlonal Church. A program of ac­ preceding the program. lines. for the fiscal year 1961-1962 as Instead ot three days as last year. Published Every Kvemnit Except nism does at least as much dam­ tivities is expected to get under­ the experience, the personnel, and the facilities to lYie Elxecutive Committee in­ regular membership meeting 'hies- SundAvs And HoHdAys Entered At th- age. and perhaps murii more, to ing, is that authorities both gov­ also advised that the warning of Youth of the church wlU be Mrs. Richard L. Malone, chair­ recommended by the Board of Ed­ day at 8 p.m. at Avery Street Post Office St Msnchefter Conn, a* Elliott Resaler, of Old Lyme, the town meeting would probably way immediately. , guests. The program will Include ucation. cludes: Honorary co-chairmen, the Second ClAss MaII M stter______ernmental and private, as well as man of the Mental Health Bell Rev. James F. Glynn, pastor and Elementary School, at which time the cause of democracy. spoike on the role of a school soefial be mailed to residents this week­ serve you well. a panel of business and profes- Gibbons Assembly They will be esked, also, to ap­ there will be election of officers. 8UPS0RIPT10N BATES It oould be a piece of luck for the medical profession, look Into worker last night at a meeting end, Including supplemental Advertisainent— ’ atonal women. Participants will be Ringers campaign, issued an ap­ prove a recommendation of the the Rev. Raymond B. Yuskauskas, PsvAble In Advance McKinney Lumber, MI 8-^41, aeeletant pastor: general chair­ 100,000 YARDS OF HNE FABRICS Carrier Maii UB, an Inverse testimony of virtue, the problem bf hpw an emotional held by the PTA budget action budget. Miss Blether Granstrom, principal peal today for South Windsor rest Board of Finance that the sum of Manchester Evening Herald tnoo Those attending last night were Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Optn n u r$ . 6.*00 to 9.-00 p.m. and S a t untO noon, Sets Installation dents to take part in the commun' 82,700 be appropriated for the man, Roland Aubln; committee FOR YOUR SELECTION-! One Yeai ...... *'5-59 even eventual strength and rescue condition may affect the. flight committee in the elementary for the home: Lumber, Hardware, of Bowers School and a member chairmen, bazaar—Edward Steb- South Windsor correspondent, Six Month* ...... ‘ n 00 performance of crew members. We also advised that the warning of of Covenant Congregational Ity’s march for mental health on Town Hall, assessor'a vault; that Laura Katz, telephone MI 4-1758. Three Month* ...... S ?0 5 60 for us, that we did bungle this op- school. Ressler is now head of the the town meeting would probably Mason, ESectrical, Plumbing, Fuel Gibbons Assembly, Catholic the evening of May 8th. the sum of $742.18 be appropriated en, Mrs. James Rsifferty; raffle— One Month ...... 1 should say, off-hand, that there adoptions agency of the State Wel­ Oil, O ^n 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. . Church, representing the teaching Michael Modugno, Mrs. James Weekly ...... 3-^ ' 4S: eration, as If It had indeed become be advertised shortly, with a list­ PUTOAM & CO. profe.sslon: Herbert McKinney of Ladies ot Columbus, will hold Its Citing mental Ulness as the na for payments to other civil divi­ SoitKoom Hourk: i something out of character for us. must already be a pretty close sur­ fare Department but was formerly ing of the items that will be pre­ Mambari Naw York Stock Exehango Installation banquet Tuesday, May tlon’s number one health problem sions; and to amend Chapter 5, Curtiss; solicitations — Maurice ^ u mu ^ Dally Noon t« t P.M. Manchester Evening Herald An­ the McKinney Bros, real estate ^ Ohea MEMBER OF „ veillance of the all aroimd fitness employed as a school social work­ sented for actlcm. They were ad­ ri lAn anm n. • MANCHism • mi mi s-sm at 6:30 p.m. at Cavey’s Res­ and a family tragedy wherever It Section 851 of the South Windsor Demers, Mrs. Kudolpb Durlg; ad­ Area 4-H Clubs Saturday 10 AJ«. to 6 VM. THE ASStKTATED PRESS If it should be that we were really er. dover correspondent, Cindy Pfan- and Insurance firm and a lay lead­ vertisements—Harry FYink, Or­ r FreeFr* Parking Next Door ^ The Associated FTes* is exclusively of air personnel. Still, in this In­ vised to come early for the budget iomu r. Ihilr • Doluft H. SforM i. er at South Methodist Churfch, taurant. strikes, Mrs. M^one said she Code concerning the manner of ap­ enUUed to the u.«e of republlcAtlon of too good and too pure and too He outlined the procedure fol­ meeting since a motion may be stlehl, telephone POgrlm 2-6856. hoped to recruit more than 75 citi­ pointment or election ot members ville Goilee; publicity and promo­ stance an emotional condition representing business; Mrs. Ivan Thomas Peckenham, postal in­ To Hold Auction All netvs dispatches credited to It or principled to succeed at this sort lowed in the average cases that made to consider items in an or­ spector for the Manchester Post zens, mostly women, to solicit con­ to the Capitol Regional Planning tion—John Nachyly, Mrs. Donald not otherwise credited In this paper eluded it and took lives into' the air would be handled. Later, during a McElhlney, a nurse at the 'Vet­ tributions In a door-to-door appeal Cantwell; secretary-treasurer, and Also th* local news pupllshed hm. ot thing, tliat could be a strange der other than that advertised. Dixie Warship Hailed erans Hospital In Newington and Office,, will be guest speaker, Authority. Manchester and area 4-H Club All rights of republlcstion of special kind of fundamental reassurance and lost them, and we are remind­ discussion period, he was asked RHAM Board Candidate ‘tibscenity In the Mails” will be his In the community, Membership Meeting Mrs. Wayne Gorton; legal advisor: di.'patches herein are also reeerved. what percentage of success would e member of North Methodist "I am asking you to join in this Atty. John Casey. members will take part In the for us. couldn't it? ed, once again, that we never quite Mrs. Winston Abbot of Hebron Cape Town — The Confederate Church, ropresentlhg the medical topic. The Wapplng School PTA will Full sen Ice client of N E, A. Serv­ be realized in cases referred to Rd., has been requested to run for warship Alabama, which sank, Officers will be Installed by of­ march for two hours," Mrs. Malone Trf-Town Chapter to Install Hartford County 4-H auction ice, Inc , _ ; shake off the htiman element, profession; and John Beggs, a said. "These two hours mean hope hold its regular memherehlp meet­ Tri-Town Chapter American Publisher* P.epreseptMives: riie , him. the Regional Board of Education burned or captured nnore than 60 I project engineer at Hamilton ficers of the State Assembly, ing Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Wapplng Saturday at the Southern Auto without which not even instru­ He replied that the success could by a group of residents who are federal vessels during the Ameri­ for the hospitalized, mentally 111, Medical Center (AMO will meet Julius Mathew* Special Agency — New i Perspective On Inspection Standard division of United Air­ Catholic Ladies of Columbus. and their families, and help for the School. tomorrow at 8:15 p.m. at the Wap­ Sale Auction grounds on Rt. 5 in York Chicago Detroit and Bojlcn. I ments can fly safely. be call^ "phenomenal. A good Interested in seeing a woman on can Civil War, Is the subject of SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY^ craft Corp. and member of South Reservations should be made The business meeting will con­ Warehouse Point. MEMBER., A m rr bureau of socia-l' worker in a good school sit­ the board. one of South AfricMi’s folk ballads. returning patients to readjust plng Profesalonal Center on El- CtRCTLATIONS A study on “Strategy and Arms Methodist Church, representing by tomorrow with the general themselves.” sist of election and Installation of Ungtem Rd. Members have Uected new Control.' published by-the Twen­ uation should have 75 per cent A resident of Andover for five The Alabama put into Cape Town science and engineering. chairman, Mrs. Richard Post, 147 officers. The nominating commit merchandise, garden supplies, fur­ The Herald E*rinting O o m p w , Iw^. success." years, Mrs. Abbot was an or­ Mrs. Malone asked anyone will­ Inatallatlcm of offleers will be no flniinclAl r^Aponsionitr jot tieth Centuiy Fund, downgrades in 1863 and the people of the clty'a OF CANADA ' Mrs. Glenn Law, secretary of Benton St., or at her cottage In ing to serve as a bell ringer to call tee has submitted the following held with Mrs. Edward Berinstein, niture, and household items ifor tv-porraphiemt errors app^arin* tn ad- A Thought for Today TTie Board of Education has ganizer and first president of the Malay quarter have been singring Coventry. Other members of the the pCommercial htount 'Whitney rises 14,495 feet This League will be outfitted Mrs. Josephine DeMalo. Flower Oourse Begins consumption to Increase by only 7 Southern Fried Chicken H>«re has developed consider­ less complete than that the United has been turned for me into trem­ from the original Board of Ed­ The election of a board member The Manchester Civic Orchestra Spaghetti—4’rench Fried Potatoea bling.’’ (Isaiah 21:4). ucation budget. Some resident felt Alt«ratipm*R«mo

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2ft, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE ELEVEN PAGE TEN Cuba K j o A l A H iM Ap^icantldleS'ltears Algcriflii Mutiny Crushed, Hey! Over Here! The NOW READY-OUR NEWEST HOMEMAKER SET Firemen from Town Co. 1 didn’t have to go far yester­ ByHemisphere Food Stamp Plan Starts' ' ' ' ' ■ Revolt Leader Surrenders day noon to extingulah a car Doctor Says fire. An unidentified person ran Defense Board (Contloaed from P *f» One) Into the firehouse on Pine St. In West Virginia Town Nits, Body Lice Are Ousted 99 and summoned firemen to (ConUnaed frma Pa|« One) By New Treatment Method SpoMdlc shooting: broke out but King’s parking lot behind the mfter^dsylipht life in Algiers stead­ fire station where there was a The vote approved a resolution (Oonthraed from Page One) By HAROLD T. HYMAN, M.D. ily relumed to nomial. Stores ana Written tor Newspaper small fire in the motor of a saying the board had resolved to Did You Know T T o ^ M a k e r s e t i shops opened and buses were on car belonging to Marcel McDowell, bordering on Vir­ Enterprise Assn. •cdiedule. • , "deny access by the Cubsn dele^’ ginia, was a rich, reckless land Ectoparasite is the fu c y name In Paris, infonnation minister Brodeur of Wapping. Q_\Vhat great achievement in Chief W. Clifford M a i^ gatlon to secret sessions end to T h a t-- when coal mining was booming. we give a crawling Insect that A Famous Annual Event! Louis Terrcnoire'sald a plane from chemistry- was recently reported. said damage was only mlnoK classified documents of the Inter- Algeria had landed at BriUsh Gi­ Everybody had a buck. Tomor- takes up residence in our hair or A—Oilorophyll—nature’s green American defense board as a tem­ The sculptor of the recumbent braltar with certai. • accomplices wonder chemical—has been syh" marble statues of King Ferdinand row was some time off. No worry on our akin. porary measure aa long as there of Qialle but he did not know thetlcally. produced for the first and Queen Isabella in the Cath­ about that. The pedlculus capitis is the head Queen's ^aste Rockville-Vernott their names. time. exists the present, evident alliance edral of Granada In Spain had Then automation came, and c o a l, louse who has a preference for a Terrenoire met with reporters of Cuba with the So'vlet bloc." a subtle way of Showing that the miners were furloughed by tha roof dwelling where there are air­ after the cabinet in a special ses­ Q—What la the meaning of Venezuela’s no-participatlon was queen was the more intelligent. thousands. The hilly terrain offers cooled hairs on which to deposit sion discussed the consequences of virtually nothing else as a substi­ Baraca? , j Bartlett Case understood to have been based not There is a deeper depression in eggs (nits). Challe’s insurrection^. the pillow on which her head rests, tute. Terrenoire said the insurrection A-lThia word, which is used on any sympathy for the Castro The pedlculus’ corporis Is the as a name for an international regime, Imt on the contention that indicating a greater brain. In 1950, the county had nearly body louse or. "crab” who pre^ oi'young men’s Bible Hearing Ends the resolution before the bogrd was ■ ■ a 100,000 persons within its boim- fers the privacy and warmth of K. -f^ren^ir^ M^d ’’the i classes, is a transliteration of the a decision involving political affairs Paramaribo, capital of Surinam daries By 1960, nearly a third of ponexposed hairy areas. them had left. S risked being abandoned, it is : Hebrew word meaning blessed, Common Pleas Judge Robert A. on which the Venezuelan delegation In South America, is built partly The itch mite of scabies likes had received no specific instruc­ And of those remaining, the De­ to burrow into the webbing be certain, by those whose duty it is Wall recessed court at 1 p.m. to- on a shell reef In the Surinam partment of Public Assistance re­ Q—Did any state show a pop­ dav and postponed making a de­ tion from the government in Cara­ River. tween the fingers and hatch its to support her cas. ported last April 1 that 40.000 ,basket of eggs at the bottom of Terrenoire said the cabinet had ulation decrease according to the cision on a temporary injunction were eligible for free food. not considered the fate of the late census? sought by demoted Rockville Police New furniture draws from Eiarly American sources for motifs Venezuela propoeed a delay in Home accidents are nearly 15 the tunnel. consideration of the resolution un­ They are a people perplexed by Contrary to the views of many first Foreign Legion paratiwp A—Only three sUtes—W est Sgt Lester F. Bartlett. and detailing. Small chest has a flip top to convert to a times as numerous as those oc­ the industrial development that regiment, the mainstay of Challes Virginia, Arkansas and Missis­ The judge said he would study Grandfather clock is til next Mimday, to allow time for curring in industrial places, in­ correspondents whose Inquiries Spice chest affords extra storage space, Instructions, but this was rejected has laid waste their Jobs. They’re about ectoparasitism are either insurgents. sippi—and the District of Co­ arguments presented by attorneys new version of an old-timer. cluding mines and quarries. not ignorant of the facts of life— He said Challe and the insur­ lumbia lost population. In the case, but did not say when by the board. anonymous or signed with Initials, the^est vable Elfforts to ban Cuba’s particlpa' but Uiey just (iannot understand an attack of pediculosis or scabies gent generals had mustered their he expected to reach his decision. Venezuela was given this name why there’s no longer the com­ force from units forming tactical Q—What religious drama, first Bartlett is seeking a temporary tlon In board sessions,^ate back to Is not necessarily a social error of last year. At that time, Argentina by Spanish conqulstadores be­ parative need for c<^ that there great magnitude. reserve in Algeria. Those units given long before the discovery Injunction restraining the city from used to be. demoting him, asking that charges raised the question of whether cause they found native villages A visit from an ectoparasite can actively engaged in operations of America, is now presented at Cuba wras In a position to cooperate built M l stilts on Lake Maracaibo. And they’re refusing to leave. stayed‘ faithful “from one side of Spearflsh. S. D. 7 be spelled out and a hearing be Colonial Furniture happen to the best of us. And occa­ with other hemisphere nations. Venezuela means "little Venice." I t ’ll come back, they said. And QUEEN'S TASTE SILVERWARE the territory’ to the other" Ter­ A—The Black HilU Passion granted according to prorisions of about mining: sionally does. So don't be afraid to Argentina, at that time, 'offered tell your doctor or your local renoire said. Play which was brought from the city charter. Some oil workers In Venezuela "That’s all I know. 'What else Alreadj- stripped of his rank and Lmien, Germany, in 1932, It is At the opening of the court ses­ a resolution which 'without saying can I do?" pharmacist about it, especially If Lends Warm Charm so directly was aimed at general wear shirts of chain mall to pro­ ne happens to have a war record. dismissed from the service on or­ older than the famous Oberam- sion this morning. Judge Wall tect them from Indian anowrs. d e r of De Gaulle. Challe was to mergau Passion Play. denied the city's motion for a de­ acknowledgment outside Cuba I think It’s this reluctance to murrer which was'Presented yes­ KAY SHERWOOD ^graln along cabinet and drawer that the government of that coun­ Scholastic Baseball seek professional advice in the be confined in Sante Prison in The ruby and sapphire rank be­ Paris as a common criminal ''and Q—MTiat was Phoenicia’s most terday. The demurrer contended Newspaper Enterprise Assn. edges to simulate the much-han­ try Is rmder Communist domina neighborhood that causes so many that the allegations made by Bart­ tion. hind the diamond in relative order Southington 3, Windsor 0 (called correspondents to complain that not in a military’ prison. priceless gift to the Western Traditional Americana soars dled look of the antique. of haiffnesa of gem stones. The Legal officers waited at Villa- lett, even if true, are not cause for There U a warmth and com­ The board never was able to 5th, rain). "they’ve triAl everything" without world ? like the eagle to the top spot in "softest” gem stone is the amber. Hartford 5, Fitch 0 (called 5th, success. For it's an unfortunate coublay Airport just outside Paris A—The Phoenician alphabet. court action. springtime home furnishings. fortable homlneas about this new reach a firm decision on the Ar­ to serve lum with a warrant Atty. Harry Hammer, In sum­ colonial furniture that would fit gentine proposal. It did declare rain). truth that none of the old-fashion- ming up Bartlett's case, said the From authentic museum repro­ The Caspian Sea has lost eight Weaver at Norwich, postponed. chatging him with organizing an Q—Which was the first stite ductions to modem adaptations of smoothly Into most of our homes. last year that Cuba’s attendance at •d remedies is much good. Top \aliie in New London 5, Waterford 2. insurrection and usurping com­ to pass a workmen’s compensa­ former sergeant has been deprived meetings was inappropriate, but feet of wrater In .the last 30 years Some, like kerosene and ben­ 6f his rights. He said further that historical motifs, from the casual Probably of greatest Interest to throu^ a rise In temperature In Manchester 4, Hall 1. mand in Algeria. tion law? and cozy to the more formal, new those who are not shopping for a held that a depision on the mat­ zene, are dangerous becaue of their the action of city officials In de­ the northern hemisphere. Middletown 4, Glastonbury 2 flammability. It’s doubtful that In addition to trials of the gen­ , A—Wisconsin. moting Barlett was in direct ■viola­ furniture designs explore every whole roomful of furniture are the ter should bo taken by hemisphere (called 8th, rain). facet of what is rather loosely numbers of accent pieces which are governments rather than the mili­ much Is accomplished by larkspur erals and four colonels charged tion of the city charter and ordi­ The earth takes about one-thou­ Rockville at Farmington, post­ (delphinium) or Balsam of Peru QUEEN'S TASTE OINNERWARE with key roles in the revolt, mili­ Q—Who was the Inventor, of nances pertaining to the operation called Early American or colonial. functional and charming. tary representatives on the de­ sandth of a second longer to rotate poned. (It’s a long way from the Puritan fense board. or ointments containing mercury tary ' courts presumably will also the tuning fork ? of the police department. ■Wallpapers, curtain and uphol­ around its axis today than it did Newington 12, Plalnville 4. and sulfur. And some of the newer judge the soldiers who joined in A—-John Shore, George Fred­ Corp. Counsel Harvey A. Yonce settlers to Tidewater, Va.l stery fabrics have caught the Today's session of the board three years ago. Avon 2, RHAM 0. erick Handel’s famous trumpeter. Insecticides are apt to be toxic the reyolt, particularly the para­ countered that if Bartlett wants to You don't even have to worry that Americana fever too. The Ameri­ was, as usual, secret. Reporters when used in the large quantities troopers who were the rebellious challenge his demotion In the court, new furniture will look factory- can eagle is emblazoned in gold got their Information from diplo­ Woodrow Wilson was elected GARY COOPER GRAVELY HX Q—'Where are the most exten­ necessary for effective action. officers’ strongest arm. there are more pertinent remedies fresh. The boys have been busy and In color on fabrics In many matic sourees. president in 1912 with 82 per cart HoUjrwood, ApHl 26 UPi — There Is, fortunately, at least It was not known if any action sive ilrgln hardwood and red available to him. He said the tem­ with chains, spikes arid blow weights. Matching papers and Flfforts to get comment from of the electoral vote but only 42 Gary Cooper has advanced can- spruce forests to be found In the one safe and effective chemical was planned against their civilian porary injunction is no^ the proper torches to distress and weather the fabrics in other appropriate pat­ Cuba's representative on the per cent of the popular vote. Mr at multiple points In his that’s death to both lice and mites supporters. , S.? motion. I wood to achieve the desired aged- terns are rekdy to make redecorat­ board. Maj. Jose Moleon, brought body, his condition Is worsening A—Great Smoky Mountain^ Na­ The injunction would, in affect, when used according to directions In Paris, meanwhile, the lights ancestral heir-loom quality. ing a breeze if colohlal is your a response by the Cuban OAS of­ The first person to, raise the and there Is reason for grave I t ’s official name is I , 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, went out at 2 aun. in the Elysee tional Park. deny the city government the right A speedy aging' process gives theme. Fabric manufacturers In fice in Washington that he was American flag on foreign terri­ oonoem, his doctor said today. to act in the best public interest, hexachlorocyclohexane and if Palace. The 70-year-old president brass Hardware in one collection more than one instance have team­ too busy to come to the telephone tory w u Commodore Esek Hop­ The doctor added: "W ith a fill « best known under the registered Q—Did the ancient Romans de­ he added. the soft patina and wom-thln look ed with furniture manufacturers kins, first commander-in-chlef of knowledge of his condition In the of France had gone to bed. once Testimony In court today just now.” trade mark name of Kweil. km erica a t velop a system of shorthand? that formerly took several genera­ to make available yard goods In the Continental Navy. -Hopkins past months, Gary’s spirit Is more the victor In a situation that brought out that the city police Costa Rica and Salvador were Before applying Kwell, lotion. I f i had threatened France writh ciyil A—Yes. The earliest known rec­ tions of use. Painted finishes are lighter curtain weights to match not present at today's session. The planted the American flag at New good and Us courage Is a source necessary to take a long hot bath ord of a shorthand system is that commissioners had met with May­ of Inspiration to his family and war. artfully wiped dowm to the wood with upholstery. Dominican Republic is not repre­ Providence, In the Bahama Is­ durlAg which involved skin areas developed about 100 B.C. by Mar­ or Leo B. Flaherty Jr., Police Cap­ lands, In 1776. friendk” De Gaulle, who assumed extra­ l i n Peter J. Dogewicz. and Yonce sented on the board. must be briskly scrubbed with cus ’Tullius Tiro, secretary to soap on a tough brush. After dry' QUEEN'S TASTE GLASSWARE ordinary powers to crush the up­ Cicero. on March 29 to discuss the B art­ rising, Issued orders to the loyal lett situation. tag. the lotion Is applied where' troops th Algeria to shoot If nec­ Bartlett was not present. Com­ ‘Petticoat Rules’ Produces ever It’s needed and permitted to essary to restore government con­ 0 —Does a pheasant drum or missioner Thomas J, McCusker remain on for 24 hours. At the end does it crow? , trol. said the group had advised Bart­ of this time, it's removed during A—The pheasant crows. But lett of the meeting afterward. Results in India Village the eouTRc of another tubbing and But little fighting was necessary. the ruffed grouse, often wrongly The Navy and Air Force already City officials said it was a discus­ scrubbing. And treatment is com­ called a pheasant, drums by beat-' pleted by a complete change of bed had rejected the rebellion. ’Through­ sion meeting only and Bartlett New Delhi IJP) —Women of a,*,Men who contested the two other Ing its wings against the ground. was not being deprived of his and personal linens and clothes out the day army units in Algeria south Indian 'village have proved seats lost by large margins. rallied to De Gaulle. A stream of rights in not being heard. and a removal of nits with a fine Q—Does a desert specifically they are better administrators Within a year, the "petticoat Air Force planes. Including one On ApHl 6, the police commis­ rule" produced results. The vil­ toothed comb. denote a hot region ? sion voted the demotion which was than men. The big problem that remains Is flight of 18 transports, fled Insur­ A—No. a deserts.may be hot, lage got Its first school, the first gent-threatened air fields and flew approved by the City Council The experiment was tried in the cooperative society. A spacious that of preventing reinfection. For, like the Sahara, or cold, like the April 10. Flaherty said on the unless the toilet seat is scrubbed to France An Insurgent paratroop tundras of Siberia. seven square-mile Mattampalli vil­ children’s park and a community column that marched on the big stand that the city avoided hold­ lage of Andhra State, with a pop­ listenlng^jndio set enlivened its and other members of the house naval base of Mera-el-Keblr, ad ing a hearing out of deference to ulation of 1,710 men and 1,890 hlthertooull existence. hold subjected to the same treat' Joining Oran, was warned off by Q—On what occasion did Gen­ Bartlett and to the police depart-i 'women. The improvement of the lot of ment, if needed, the "boarders' gunfire from naval vessels In the eral Anthony McAullffe make his ment. A hearing, he said, would The village administration Is the untouchables received the top­ will return little the worse for harbor. one-word reply of "N uts!"? have probably forced Bartlett to conducted by an elected body of most priority. Wells have been their temporary eviction. With the surrender of fjonstantine A—This World War II general resign. As it Is, he has been elders called Panchayats. Women sunk to provide drinking water and Oran to government forces. It was faced with an order to haul given patrolman status and re have never been admitted into it. for them, and loans given to en­ appeared that the Insurgents were down the American flag when the mains employed. Many villagers opposed the entry able them to build houses for preparing for a last ditch stand in Germans demanded the slih-ender of women into politics last year. themselves. Algiers. But the stand turned into a of Bastogne on Dec. 23, 1944. His "We will not submit to a petticoat "All these have been accom­ rout. There was no immediate word reply of "Nuts!" earned him last­ government," some shouted. plished within a year," a former '*8 and 8 as to the total number of casual ing fame. But the majority view prevailed. cynic exclaimed, nodding his head, ties in the few skirmishes. Four Women candidates were selected and added: "I think the time has gendarmes were wounded In one Q—Does New Jersey have a and to the eight-man body, six come for us, menfolk, to take to brief battle with paratroopers state university? women were returned unopposed. household work.” Q — What is the latest theory front of the Hotel Aletti. A—Rutgers University at New Mrs. Eva V. Desroslers regarding the lost continent of A navy detachment took over Brunswick, Mrs. Eva Vine Desroslers, 73, of AUanUs ? Radio Algiers, which in rebel 35 Winchester St., Hartford, moth­ A — That It has been found be­ hands once boasted that all A1 Q—iVhat British soldier founded er of Thomas Desroslers of Man­ Lime-Pineapple Mousse neath the waters of the Aegean geria was in insurgent hands. The the Boy Scout movement? chester, died yesterday at St. Sea. station switched to announcements A—Robert Stephenson Baden- Francis Hospital. Hartford, after that the rebellion was over and or­ Powell. a short Illness. She was the wife Makesi Springtime Salad says here* there’s a book gap" Q — What breeds were crossed dered the street crowds to dls of Zenon Desroslers of Hartford. to produce the n e w Ciharbray perse. Q—What animal washes Its Survivors, besides her son and deeper than this... breed of cattle? meat and fl.sh In water before her hu.sband. include four other Here’s a luncheon beauty- The rebellion, though shorter salad that's the very .'essence of A — Brahman and Charolais. and far less bloody than the Janu eating it? son.s in Hartford. Ea.st Hartford, in Connecticut’s A—TTie raccoon. Windsor Locks and San Diego, AboutTown spring. Prepared with lime-flav­ ary 1960 uprising In Algiers, had ored gelatin and a happy union of public libraries Q-fWas the State of Texas ever posed a far greater threat to Calif. 1 two slster.s in Springfield. Q—What Is the average eleva­ evaporated milk, crisp nuts, cel­ recognized as an independent re­ France and De Gaulle. Mass.: 17 grandchildren and 5 The Junior Century Club of public ? tion of the Ozark Mountain.s? great-grandchildren. ery and crushed pineapple, It will L ist year, it was a badly or­ A—From 1.500 to 2.800 feet Manchester won an honorable make pleasurable eating with A — Yes. ganized group of settlers who de The funeral will be held at the n-.ention award for its .work in the above sea level. Johnson Funeral Home. 749 Al­ finger sandwiches and steaming fled the government for a week area of fine arts, it wa.s announced hot coffee or tea. Q—What is the origin of the ex­ from a barricaded position in A1 bany Ave., Hartford. Friday at at the spring conference of the Q—Who are the olde.st living 8:15 a m., followed by a solemn Llne-PineappIe Mousse pression "to badger," meaning to giers. ’This time, professional sol veterans ^ now receiving govern­ Connecticut Federation of Wom­ 1 can (1 pound 4-ounces) crushed tease? dlers backed by armed might chal high Maas of requiem at St. Mi­ en’s Clubs in Plainvllle last Satur­ ment ber(efits 7 chael’s Church. Hartford, at 9 pineapple A—Badgers were once used for lenged De Gaulle. A—Fifty-five men who fought day. Two members of th ^ Man­ 1 package (3 ounces) lime-fla­ a cruel sport called "badger bait­ But metropolitan France rallied .. -Ti. Burial will be Ip Mt. St. chester club, Mrs. Donald For- THE SILVERWARE In the Indian wars. Benedict Cemetery. Bloomfield. vored gelatin ing.” They were placed In barrels behind De Gaulle and the army strom and Mrs. Ronald Vernier, 2 tablespoons lemon juice and then made to fight dogs that rebels st the least faced slow Friends may rail at the funeral will serve as pages at the state SZ Piteti Ftmoui Mik* Quality Silvtrplits Q—Is nicotine, found In the to­ home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. ,1/4 teaspoon salt were pushed In to drag them into starvation from an economic bacco plant, poisonous? convention of the Federated cup cold evaporated milk at the library? J the open. Hence to badger meant, in our own cxeluiivo Q U EEN ’S TA STE pattern. blockade the government quickly A—Nicotine is so deadly that a Women’s Clubs at the Statler-Hll- Extrn Plated end Fully Guerenteed. Mrs. Christine M. Rlsallng cup finely chopped walnuts to tease. ! put Into effect. very 'small quantity can kill a hu­ ton Hotel In Hartford Wednesday, H cup chopped celery France had two jittery nights man being quickly. Mrs. Christine Margaret Rls- May 3. | 16 Tee Spoona 8 Soup Spoona •sling, 86. of Taylor St., Talcottville. Drain pineapple. measuring Q—What metals were used as a fearing an attempt by Invading substitute for nickel In wartime 8 Dinner Forkt 8 Salad Forka died last night at Manchester juice. Add water to juice to equal 8 Dinner Knivet 2 Tablet poona paratroopers to seize Paris. But Q—How should the American Claudia Circle of Emanuel 11/4 cups. Bring to a boll. Add to so borrow five cent pieces? the Air Force did not defect, and flag be displayed on an automo­ Memorial Haspltal after a short Churchwomen will meet Friday at (Hollow Handle, I Butter Knife Illness, She was the widow of Gus­ gelatin, stirring until it is dis­ A—By October 1942. nickels Steinleii Biedei) 1 SuHer Spoon the Invasion did not materialize. bile? 7:45 p.m. at the parsonage, 157 solved. Add lemon juice and salt. some books, (without nickel) were in produc­ De Gaulle now is expected ,A —It should be flowm from a tave Rls-sllng, and had made her Pitkin St. J tion using 56 per cent copper. 35 home with her 'daughter. Mrs. Chill until slightly thickened. Stir press ahead with peace negotia staff attached to the right side of In evaporated milk, nuts, celery, per cent silver and 9 per cent Louise Meagley, for the past 12 tions with Algeria’s Moslem na bumper. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lawrence, and pineapple. Pour into a 1-quart manganese. THE DJjNNERWARE tlonalists to end the six and years. 571 Porter St., have returned home mold or individual molds. Chill un­ Q—What enables a flying fish Mrs. Rlsallng wss born in New half-year-oid war In the North after a three-week vacation Stj til firm. Unmold. Garnish with Q—Who was the first American 57 Pieces Pletinum-Edfed QUEEN’S TASTE African territor>'. It was the pros to'throw Itself, from the water? York City, Dec. 16. 1874. She was Augustine, Fla. commander to lead American A—TTie motion of Its strong daisies, if desired. Makes 7 to 8 Dinnerwtre— Both Ovenproof end pect of these negotiations that a member of the Talcottville Con­ servings. troops on European soil? at Michaels... tail. Once It Is in the air it gregational Church; Oriskanv Deterfent-prool. touched off the generals' revolt Our Lady of Hope Mothers Cir­ A—Gen. John J . Pershing. spreads out Us large fins, which Chanter. Order of Ea.stem Star, In 8 Dinner Pletei 1 Sugar ft Cover act like the wings of a glider, Orl-skany. N, Y„ and an honorary cle wijl meet tonight at 8:15 at the but the libraries c home! of Mrs. Robert W. Rozman, Q—Is the Sweet Bay Mag^nolia 8 Tee Cupi 1 Creiiner Reduced Meeting member of Hope Chapter, OES, in Herrmann Unable 8 Tee Sincere 1 Vegeteble Diih everything on this taljle.. a matched silverware, Q—How did Utah become pop­ 345 Hackmatack St. Co-hostesses short of books, sho an evergreen or a deciduous tree? Roc'UvllIe. will be Mrs. Ruel Wicks and Mrs. A—An evergreen in Florida and 8 Butter Platea 1 13-in. P litter Providence, R. I., April 26 UP)— ularly known as the Beehive Survivors, besides her daughter, To Accept Post 8 Soup Platea 1 Pr. Silt ft Pepper State? John Bonino. a full million a deciduous tree in Pennsylvania The Rhode Island State Racing include A son, Robert Rl.s.sllng of and New Jersey. 8 Fruit Diihei 1 Gravy Bolt ft Tray dinnerware and glassware... a complete dining service and Athletic Hearing Board has A—The Mormon pioneers called I.«xlngton, Mass.; a slater, Mrs Otto Herrmann, a commissioner the region De.sert, a term which Miss Karen Peterson, 490 Tay­ reduced Lincoln Downs’ fall rac George Somerville. Mount 'Vernon of the Manchester Housing Au­ Q—What Rocky Mountain peak Ing meeting from 30 to 24 days means "honeybee" in the Book of N. Y,; four gr''ndchlldren. and six lor St., a student at the Choulnard Mormon, and i.s a symbol of Indus­ Art Institute In Los Angeles, thority, has declined to fill the was scaled for the firat time In THE GLASSWARE and added three days to Norragan- great-grandch"dren. unexplred term of Frederick E. August, 1060? sett Park’s pre^ously-scheduled try and hard work, hence the Funeral services will be held-at Calif., attended the Bal Choulnard for which ydu’d expect to pay over a hundred dollars! name Beehive State. April 14 at the International Ball Peck as town constable. A—Long’s Peak, known to climb' 57-day season. Yesterday's action, the Holmes Flineral Home, 400 Herrmann notified General era as the Diamond. 32 Pieeii Pletinura-Edied Amerieen Mide Room of the Beverly Hilton Hotel QUEEN’S TASTE Gleiiwere in 4 Moil You will delight to the delicate BLUE WREATH on an appeal by Narraganselt, Q—Which was the first of the Main St.. Fridav at 1:30 p.m. The Manager Richard Martin of his This, our newest HOMEMAKER SET, goes far to overruled a racing commission de­ Rev. Robert Shlmoda, pastor of In Los Angeles. Walt Disney withdrawal on the grounds that Q—Whats is a distinct feature of Needed Sizei including Two Stim i. colonies to direct her representa­ judged costumes, and film star motif set off in regal frame of PLATINUM. You'll cision. The tracks were unable to tives to vote for complete separa­ the Talcottville Congregational state statute forbids a commis­ genuine Harris tweeds? revolutionize basic daily living. Here — in one agree on a non-conflicting sched­ Church, will officiate. Burial will Jayne Mansfield was queen. A—They are woven by hand on 8 Stemmed Goblctei (IOi4 oz.) tion from England? sioner of any authority to hold 8 Stemmed Winei (4 oz.) thrill to the elegant STEMMED glassware, the new ule and the commission assigned A—North Carolina. be In Maple Cemetery, Berlin. any public office in the municipal­ the Islands of the outer Hebrides— single purchase — is a matched table service, com­ CRIME BOSS DEPORTED chiefly on Harris Island and Lewis 8 Footed Sherbet! (7 oz.) the dates one day before the April Conn. ity for which the authority was 8 Salad Platat (8 inch) THIN CUP, — the extra silver plating and the 1 deadline. Q---What Is the food value of FYienda may call at the funeTZl Guatemala, April 26 U P — established. Island. pletely appointed for 8 PEOPLE, and done to the honey ? home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and Prealdent Miguel Ydlgoras today . Former constable Peck resigned QUEEN'S TASTE! It fills such an essential every­ many useful serving pieces. Doni't wait! Get one CUBA EXECUTES TWO A—There are 1475 valories In 7 to 9 p.m. ordered the deportation of Carlo to become the Republlclin regis­ Q—What does khaki mean? A FULL AND COMPLETE TABLE everv’ pound of honey. A.s a heat Marcello, New Orleans under­ A—In Hindustani it means dust, Key West, Fla., April !6 IFI — trar of voters. earth or ashes, and is applied to day need for young homemakers, at such LOW, novv for yourself or for a loved one — you'll olwayi Cuban \ firing squads have exe­ producer. It Is equal to the best FVed W. Brass world boss who was expelled -Y O U NEED NOTHING MOREI dust-colored fabrics. cuted tiro men for trj’ing to Ji^ln meat Andover—Fred W. Brass. 84, a from the United States last CEYLON CAU.S RESERVISTS LOW COST, that it seems almost heaven-sent. be glad that you did! anti-Castro forces In their unsuc- boarder at the home of Mr. and month. The prealdent also fired Colombo, Ceylon, April 26 UP cessflil Invasion,, Havana, radio Q—How did the CacomisUe. or Mrs. August Lindholm on Rt. 6, Ranulfo G oh ^ es Ovalle, chief of Q—Who is credited with open — The Ceylon govennnent Ing the first permanent kinder said today. Fifty other men were ring-tailed cat, earn the name was found dead In his bed at 7 a.m. Guatemala’s Special Inveetlga- called up mllltory reservists to­ sentenced to Jail termg for the South westerners give It — "miner's today. tion Department, for freeing garten In the 'United States? day to bolster lU fight against A—Elizabeth Peabody. same ettense, the broadcast re­ cat ?” M ^ical Examiner FYancls Blaroello yesterday without con­ the Island’s Tamil minority. lated. The men executed were A—A ratter second to none, the Burke of Rockville said death was sulting his police upertors. Ha Ceylon’s woman premier. Mm. Q—What la the usual weight of Come-phbne-write-pay ^1.00 a week if you wish IdentUled aa Julio B. Botolongo ring-tailed cat will often move in due to natural causes. ordarM him arrested. The offi­ SIrbnavo Bandaranalke, In a *A survey which included your library in your town shows a serious Gnrcla and Evello Ereu Gon- with prospectors and completely Surviving Is a son, Dr. PhlUp D. cial, Ranulfo Gonzales Valle, said on adult Rainbow trout? spe

I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 iPAGE TWELVE French Grow H o m e Qardi^jieT^'^ Ha n d h o o h Clams from Ogicii l^^vcrv II 2 1V 1 0 i o l O Dry Flowers for Year-Long Displays MANCHESTER New England ■•Iciilv ol‘ l*airkiii» French flahtry acientiaU have By A1XA>* SWXXSOX (Written for NEA Senloe) , been ao auoeeaaful In growing New ROWERS Firs! 4|iialilv You can capture the beauty of Bngland elama that they have re- your outdoor garden this year by queatad another ahipment, accord­ FLOUR ing to tha Bureau of Commercial drying blooms for long-lasting TOPINOTCHIFOODS Fiaheriea of the Department of the flowers in indoor displays. S IF T E R AD155 Flower blooms can be preserved B6RA'*-SW1D SPECIALS WEDNESDAY NIGHT, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Interier’a Fiah and Wildlife Serv­ In several ways, from natural dry­ ice. ing to a sand-*nd-borax treat­ L«V!| Two yeara ago. Dr. V. L. Loo.san- ment Natural drying works well \rl II f l o w e r s 00, director of the Bureau’s Bio­ Isrcaiosi Si ore on Worili with cockscomb, celosio, hydran­ 1 logical Laboratory at Milford gea and wild plants such as curly 'While in Europe consulting with dock and milkweed. /C A R O O cA R D other alhellflah scientists, described All you do is place them in a A r the succasa achieved by his labora­ container without water. Remove Ho0SEHOLpBoR^')L AND tory In the artlflcial cultivation of all leaves before iuiy drying proc­ oysters and clams and suggested, ess. because foliage doesn't dry CLBAM that French actentists experiment well. with New England grown juvenile Hanging is a simple way to pre­ cuTsmfA molluscs. The French' acientiats, serve flowers. Aim for rapid dry­ HANS aanaiUvo to their national love for ing. DAHLIAS, a t t a c h ■aafoods, tagerly accepted Dr. Hanging is generally most suc­ Looaanirff’s offer. New England cessful with larkspur, roses, dahl­ WIRE thistles hard ahelled clams, known locally ias. goldenrod. thistles luid flow­ as “ quahauga” and as "Venus mer- ers with florets so tiny that other UFSlOE WRAPSECUR£i:f eanaria” by scientists were chosen drying techniques might damage PoVOf^ W ith for the test. them. Seventy thousand young clams Use a pipe cleaner, rubberband CORSA6E I were carefully shipped by air to or Plas-ties to hold a bunch of ( ^ J STRIP LEANE5.. Paris where they were met by blooms together. Hang the flowers TAPE ‘ I French fishery scientists and sped bloom downward in a dark, dry to experimental beds at Arcachon place such as an attic or boiler room. Avoid basements which tend and La Tremblade for planting. to be damp. You want dry heat to . — ® - l Theea pioneer clams have done flowers in direct sunlight. Flowrers M well in French waters that re­ preserve flowers properly. the cardboard box. about two Tender flowers need slightly inches deep. should dry in between one and two cently the French Institut Scien- more care to presen'e them per­ Cut flowers when they are about weeks. ^ tiflque et Technique dee Peches Stems usually need reinforce­ Maritlmee, an Institution corres­ fectly. half open. Clean them of foreign Daffodils, tulips, dahlias, dog­ material and use a blotter to soak ment. Remove the stem, leaving ponding to our Bureau of Com­ woods. rosea marigolds, pansies off excess moisture. Place the about half inch near the bloom. mercial Fisheries, has asked Dr. and sinnias are best done with the blooms upside down carefully in Cut a wire stem, using 18 to 32 Loosanoff for an additional ship­ sand-borax treatment. All you need the sand-borax mixture. Then sift gauge wire, depending on the size ment. This time, however, "les Is a cardboard box. dry sand and more mix into the petals until the stem you wish to duplicate. Then clams” will be assigned to the King’s Usual Low,Low Prices ore Even Lower ...Limited Quantities...Be Early powdered laundry borax. Com flowers are completely covered. wrap the stems with florists' cor­ Mediterranean where they are meal can be substituted for borax Take care not to push petals out sage tape and you are ready to expected to thrive in the much If you prefer. of their natural shape. brighten' your rooms with dried warmer waters than are found Mix half sand with half borsx or Place the box In a warm, dry flower arrangements throughout along the west coast of France. com meal. Sift this mixture Into location. You can also bake the the year. Yankee clams sent several years Boys' Narrow MEN'S c o o t SHOKT SLEEVE W osh *n' W oor Girts* Unod WORLD GREEN STAMPS ago by the Milford Laboratory to Florida have made remarkable W oovo Cord progress so Dr. Loosanoff haa high hopes for the latest ship­ SPORT Men's CAR Have You Missed Anything Lately? ment which will make their new home in the warm waters of the DRESS South of France. SHIRTS Pincord COATS Try Library Book, or Laundry Bag PANTS AP NEWSFEATtRES ^ture book entitled "Tlis Life of ^enough to flt in the laundry Your Pocketbook Slacks Who wrould use a slice of bacon Clirist." says Bllmer A. Pickard, service | for a bookmark? Somebody did. A very small child left a note manager of a laundry and dry | By FAYE HENLE Someone else used a butcher knife to the "good fairy’’ requesting an cleaning Arm. Those unusual bookmarks were impression of the fairy’s footprint. Once a cat jumped out of a pile | of shirts. Ways to Prevent Having among an odd assortment of things But the Strip of bacon remains Your Wagea Oarnlsheed people have left in books borrowed a mystery. When it turned up In In another bundle, workers | found a tennis racket. It Is my fervent hope that a from the Birmingham (Ala.) Public a book, the librarians became so Wash *n Wear Librar>'. confused they couldn’t remember Groceries appear too, everything! garnishment means nothing more Metal Buttons hCss Adelo Cohn, head of the which book it came from. from a flve-pound bag of sugar toj to you than the pickle on your prints, plaids and library’s circulation department, And If some books are dull, it a half-used bottle of ketchup. hamburger. has found everything from money Pre-cuff«Hl Iv}' belt loop patterns. Newest AuthenUo university model Attractive folly lined is better to read the marginal Money is the common Item. I The dictionary aaya a garnish­ poplin oar coats with to a butcher knife which had been model. Bla<'k, tan, loden styles and colors. with Ivy belt loops. Black, notes left by other readers. The Even coin collections turn up In ment it an ornament. But it also joden, blue, tan, brown. 28 knit trim on collar. used to slice chocolate cake. detractors are sometimes more the wash. One of hia workers and rharroal. Sizes 6 to hliaa Cohn has a theory. tVhen offers a legal defii..tion: "a notice I«. Sizes S-M-L. td-88. Sizes 8 to 6x, 1 to 14. severe than book review'ers. There found $400 stuffed in the pockets I to one to appea,- in court.” A gar­ a book is dull, the reader nods, are such inscriptions as "perfectly of a pair of white duck trousers, | and before he goes to sleep he nishment is a court order forcing absurd" and ‘’ridiculous." Pickard reports. your employer to hold up all or i drops whatever happens to be in Sometimes you can find a whole his hand into the book, closes ‘ "There was the time that one I part of your pay. It makes him discourse that undertakes to ex­ of our girls found $300 In a man’s send your money to s' ID TOW ELS SPRING book about Income tax. He found the stacks. was handed ^ th a paper wrapper | this increase. Generally, garnishees a lot of deductions he didn’t know And at the end of a novel, one from a bank.' Increase as the hours worked and he had. A great deal of work had is likely to find "This wrsa a good "We counted the money when I income declines. Some garnishees Crepe 18 X 28 size in prints, gone into his Income tax report, book" scrawled in ink. the man came for it,” Pickard | have an Inherent Inability to live Crisp, trim washable cotton checks, stripes and 1 SKIRTS within their means. Others fall which went to the library instead of "This is a bad book" seldom ap­ recalls. solids. Iliick and ah. to the Internal Revenue Depart­ pears. These apparently are the “ 'I’m short," he told us. 'There | , FIRM, RIPE into this debt trap because they bouses In ,prints and solids. ment. books that readers never finish. wa-s $1,100 in this bundle’.’’ actually have been hoodwinked Pajamas sorbent. for The most common articles found They drop odd belongings into Pickard said the bank band| Into buying without knowing what Convertible collar. 82 to 88. In books are letters, notes, cards, them and get them back to the li­ read $l,-000. they have bought. $ Invitations, theater tickets and fin­ brary as quickly as pquible. It is usually the person of mod- gernail files. If you can’t And what your miss­ Mt means that gets into this sort SEAMLESS Women leave more articlea than ing at your library, try your laun­ Guide Rides Free BANANAS of trouble, often because he is STEVENS men do—bobby pins, costume Jew­ dry. tempted to believe that he is being elry. needlework, tweezers, recipes. In Buffalo, N. Y., one laundry New York—^Most railroad andl Offered a real bargain. MESH HOSE Fun sweep and slim­ Men have left such things as says its pre-wash checks produce bus lines permit blind people to The consequences of being a gar­ V iii DISH TOWELS eyeglasses, driver’s licenses, pen­ everything from false teeth to bow take a sighted companion along aa nishee vary. They depend upon line styles In dozens cils, pens, job application blanks, ties, not to mention Social Secur­ a guide without extra charge state laws, the company for which j »u\ I upon presentation of a "one-Uip you work, your marital status and Proportioned lengths, of fabrics, prints statements and bills, and even ity cards, baggage claim checks, r . 8. NO. 1 EXTRA FANCY ■ King size 28 x 84 mt- cigarette butts. plane tickets, credit cards, grocer­ coupon,” obtainable free from the occasionally • union intervention. Mandarin, classic or all run resistant, new­ butcher boy sD'les. and colors, Children are apt to leave any­ ies, cuff links, snapshots, and auto­ American Foundation for the Some employers immediately dis­ est spring shades. Sizes 2 $ ton towels with border 6 $ thing. The chocolate-coated butch­ mobile Iicen.se plates. Blind. Last year 27,348 jot theae | M A C A P P L E S 3 Lbs. 3 9 c charge garnishees; others do all Short sleeves. Prints 8V2 to 11, 22 to 80 er Imlfe was found in a child’s pic- "Just as long as they're small one-fare books were distributed. they can to help them. Some union and solids. Sizes 34 to pr. stripe. f o r CRI8JP—FIRM contracts forbid the discharge of 40. > i ’arnlsheed employes; others accept ft. PASCAL CELERY Bch. 1 0 c If you are garnisheed, your com­ U. S. CHOICE TOF NOTCH TOP QUAUTY pany ia unhappy about it for sev­ eral reasons. Almost everyone Here, from Du Pont research, looks down upon those who cannot manage their own finances. The KODAK BROWNIE Made In is a wonderful new way to SIRLOIN cost to a company of processing U. S. A. ' ISHE W E S T , paint! New DuPont “Lucite” garnishments averages $15. A gar­ Wall Paint gives walls and ceil­ nisheed employe Invariably la an 1 G E M O I L Save 30c Full Gal. ^1 # 7 9 1 unhappy person whose troubles STARFLASH KIT ings a rich, flat finish. ..with prey on his mind, often causing none of the nuisance you’ve him to be accident prone. C l ^ A T E S T There are several alternatives to known in the past.., with lesa STEAKS garnishment. time getting ready and clean­ In some states you are permitted to petition receivership, meaning paint! ing up afterwards! Easy-to- IbOVALETTES ^7 you turn your entire pay check , V'.-' - . ■ - use "Lucite” Wall Paint dries over to the court which then re­ in 30 minutes, will give years turns to you part of your pay, turning the real over to your credi­ BLUE W IU O W BOYS' ond GIRLS' CUSHION SOLE of service and take repeated tors. KAPOK RLLED K washing 1 ^ , You can petition for conciliation..j meaning you file a court affidavit dolor slide 1 E N R I C H E D - i r , ’ i 5 c | . 'VI Plaid Sneakers ■ 'k ■ ; r-' >' stating you are a wage earner',' RED LLOW S CupYand Saucers stating your weekly income and I « . camera with -i _i'’' No stirring! asking that you be permitted to flash holder, Onrtilon Insole arch and thick Just open pay a certain tunount weekly to stock np on theae fa- the can and PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 ii4 9 e the court which then will pay your 8 batteries, 4 robber sole. Sizes from 7 to creditor. Plump and m m ' atari paint­ moos pattern sets at , 'h Or you ean file bankruptcy pro- $ bulbs, veil, big 8. ing. Spreads Dnstless and alera DEL MONTE PEAS 5 x n . o o esedings. King's big savlnp. amazingly MACHINE SLICED Better yet. stay out of the gar­ Floral print ticking. Full chrome film. easily with nishee trap by: brush or roller. 1. Not buying anything you can­ FROZEN FOODS not afford. Doesnl drip or spatter 2. Buying only from reputable BOILED HAM >79 sources and arranging the financ­ like ordinary paint, dreamy-thick ing of noncash purriiases through MEN’S and BOYS’ TOP GRADE ' ' - # 1 "Lucite” Wall Paint stays on walls DELICIOUS a well-known financial source BIG 30 QUART C O LO R FU L 6xt PLASTIC rather than the seller. KING’S MULTIPAK and ceilings, off clothes and hands. 8. Never signing a paper until Basketball Sneakers SAVE 6 OZ. It Is completely filled out and you 47c TINS understand everything printed on Plastic Waste Shower. •I FRANKFURTS Orange Juice It, Including the exact dollars to N E W ^ bs financed. VITAMIN HONOR MAID ^ PEPPERIDOE FARM—APPUE: or BLUEBERRY If illness or loss of work makes It difficult or impossible to pay Baskets debts, explain this to those to Curtains - LUCITE' TURNOVERS s.« isc Pkgs. * whom you owe money. 1.00 Seek legal advice If headed for TABLETS W A L L PAINT Sausage Meat SiOO SWANSON TV trouble. In many cities legal Aid Canvas uppers, thick All Varieties Societies provide services free or suction rubber sole. ... for bmmuti fo m mr Save 8e for a small fee. Arch supports. without bothor ■ vd DINNERS Each 5 1 c Swedes Change Names 19 deeoritor colon ■ « a u 974 MAIN ST. Matching colors for wooawork and WE eiYE WORLD 8REEN STAMPS Stockholm—About 1,500 changes j of family names are approved an­ trim In "Duco” Satin Shasn EnamaL DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY! MANCHESTER nually by Stockholm’s Name Easy to clean plastic Watch aMaiiai iaM Ktratiii aa TYI Bureau. Most of the applicanU for In red, yellow, liluai new names are people whose names Bottle of iOO. One tablet daily provides Swan and floral designs PLENTY OF FREE PARKIND OPEN TILL 9 WED., THURS., FRI. end In "son.” Not all the proposed aqua and Hodid- new names are permitted; turned j basic* vitamin requirements for the and solid colors. Many JOHNSON PAINT CO. down recently were Blondi, Cactus, wood. eolora to ohooM from. and Mlnstlng (LIttlest). First whole family)' TtS MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. aamM may also be changed - Justus CanutUa Oarmanus recantly '‘^iiCnpwjidLPAMr^BmmutywHhouiBoUimrt baeama Knut Oaorga qnd MephUo- 'aaf Jnat plala Martlii. PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 Section Two WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 Pages IS to 26

1 CMS, Blue Cross TV-Radio Tonight Added Coverage Board Okays $102,500 I2th Circuit Tall Cedar Ceremonial Bills Opposed (]ourt Cases llagtford, April 29 iJP\ — Bills, For Water Facilities In Manchester Maty 6 Television permitting Blue Cross and Con­ ROCKVTLLE SESSION . necticut Medical Service to pro­ f :00 rundar Funniea 8 i Malibu Run Btf 3 theater {in rrogrrif) 3 8 30 Danger Man vide coverage for catastrophic ill­ Our major enlargement is The board of directors last night approved construction of S t chafed wifh^ i P-' ratiiids w ill be the predominant headgear Saturday, May Tallahassee 7,000 Fimt Show rrogrreei 2^ nesses have passed the Senate but still going on but we’re eight water, mains and a water pumping station for $102,500. tion" waii aemenced in RockvilfJ several hundred Tall Cedars of Lebanon from north- Earlv Show I Id 10. Harbor Command tiieir fate appears uncertain In the Sally Brine> Shack Un rroRrcss* The Nelson fr'amiiv Construction is scheduled for completion in the ifall, said circuit Court yesterday to a 15-day' eastern Connecticut, Rhode Island, and the Boston and Cape 12 The Pnce Is Right tC) 10 22. House. gradually shaping up. Como suspended jail term and was > - ■ .... 9 00 Hawaiian Ky<» 8. 40. Speculations are that they will Fred Thrall, superintendent of the water and sewer depart­ „ * Ck>d areas gather in town. 10. 22. in and see what’s taken placed on probation for a year Jii« for the Kida perry Como Show (C) j die if they are returned to the ment, this morning, depending on*—------Nutmeg Forest of Manchester Interpol Calling 40 The Rifleman how much emergency work the n n * i e Judge Francis J. O'Brien also fined will be host to District 16 Cedars f.lB TV Mail Order Market ^ Danger Is My Busine.^e 1 Republican-controlled House In- place. him $20. Coronado 0 Angel I surance Cpmmittee which failed to water department men have to do and guests for the district spring 8 30 Checkerboard Theater J O ld s Before Chasgea of breach of peace and ceremonial. Chairman ia Richard f:25 Weath^'T. Newa A fipoiia s. I give the mensures favorable re- during the summer. Reacue Tre Got A Secret Among the eight ivater mains resisting an officer were nolled by G. Anderson Sr., the aentor deputy • ;30 Kohin Hood 10 00 Naked Cllv 8. 10. I ports earlier this session. Assistant Prosecutor E, George Gadabout Gaddle Circle Theater approved by the director! was an Planners May 8 r f grand tall cedar of Nutmeg For­ Sportr. New* A Weather Peter Love* Mary 2 1 The bills cleared the Democratic- extension for E. Eldridge St. and Ge Two requeats, submitted by the Gorsky said the arrest, made by he expects will be the biggest pa- T:1S Sports Camera Guns of the West convicted r o b b e r , counterfeiter Highlights 1* • 11:25 New* , ' 1 Sen, Edward ,L. Marcus, D-New levied on the property owners, and TPC, involve a change from Real- State Police, followed a complaint i rade here in Cedar history. 7:30 Hong Kong ■ n 3l» Jack Paiir Show (C) and forger, who is charged witli dence Zone A to Reaidence 2!one that Patten had showed up for work ■ The various forests will parade 13:50 New* and Weather Haven, chairman of the Senate Iti- the water depeHment will p«v Wagon Train 1^^ tile .Ian. 6. 1961, sawed-off ahotgiin •surance Committee, said both $2,230. C land fronting on E. Center St. on Thrall Rd. In Vernon drunk. He their candidates for membership, SEE SATCRD.\T’S TV'wrEER FOR COMPLETE USTING FAMOUS BROOKFIELD holdup of a Stuart, Fla., bank, haa CMS and Blue Cross have indicated The E. Eldridge St. water main between Walker and Parker Sts. was doing some masonry work on called "Saps" or "Saplings." They their vrillinguess to offer protec­ Is one of thd few mains In the The area includes 11 parcels of a building Job-there. Gorsky said, . Mill be Initiated and admitted to been added to the FBI's li.'d of land of which two parcels, locat­ Pour youths wiio were renorted-1 the fraternity when the Sidonian "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives. " tion at minimal rate increases $102,500 program on which assess­ again-st massive financial outtay.s WASH 'n WEAR ments will be levied. ed at 351 E. Center St. and pres­ ly Involved in a fight at the Crvstnl , Degree is exemplified at night at A federal warrant charging ently In the estate of Christopher Lake Ballroom in Ellington were I the Masonic Temple. Radio Bradley unth the robbery of the that accompany prolonged III- Superintendent Thrall said that ne.sse.s. assessments may be levied eventu­ Glenney, are the aite of a pro­ pre.sented veslerday on breaeh of! Degree teams from the forests (This listing Includes only those news brondonsts of 10 or 15-mlnnte First National Bank of Stua,rt was peaee eharges I Currently. Blue Cross assists It.s ally on a couple of lots on Gardner posed office building, recently not­ will be in competition for a chance length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) issued on Jan. 19, at Miami, Fla. Tliree of the .youths. James. to enter the national champion­ Bradley wa.s born on April 21. subscribers in payment of haspital St., when they are occupied. Also, ed In an application before the Richard ti. .Anderson Sr. WVKO—ists -a 7.00 Converiatlon Piece bills but not doctor bills. CMS. SUMMER assessments are being levied on a Zoning Board of Appeals IZBA I Kearney, 17. and Mirhael Ragazzo. ______ships during the 59th annual Su­ 1921 at Morgantown. Ky. He • ;00 News. Wall Street 1 7;3»* News - 18. both of Windsor, and . Richard preme Forest Convention at Atlan­ 7.45 Radio Moscow stands about ,S feet 11, weighs be­ however, aids in pay-ment o f doc­ water main on Spring St. which submitted by Atty. Francis C. 8:10 Art Johnson Show I 8:05 Pop* Concert was approved last month by the Shea. Brace. ,17. of 14 West Rd,, Rork- Walsh. 32, wa.s fined $32 for .specd- tic City in May. Manchester’s team 2 tor bll^ but not hospital bills. 8:06 Cr>'stal l^ake Hop ' 8.06 Whnt « Yotir Opinion tween 16.S and 17,"> pounds, has a tille, pleaded innoeent and elected | ing. ; > won Uie New England title last 11:15 Raynor Shines , 10 45 Nlghlbest medium .comple.xion. brown eyes The measures passed by the Sen­ directors. However, last nlgtit the Atty. Shea last Monday, upon 1:00 News. Sign Oft trial by jury in East Hartford. ' Frank M Ccbula, 4.5. of 93 West year. ' II :<") .Nea* and brown hair. ate would permit each to extend directors approved enlarging the I advice from the TPC regarding its WHAT—918 11:3>.1 SiarUfht Serenade ■ize-Of the proposed Spring St. impending application, withdrew Their cases were set down for M a y: St ., Uorkville, pleaded innocent to Seven Bands • 00 Sound Stag* j 1 OC Sign Off He has dyed his hair in the past !U benefits to Include lllnssses $:40 Weather. Spirts that require long-term care in main, at an additional coat of | his application before the ZB A for b youth. Robert Dali- a charge or repairing a motor Tlie parade at 5 o’clock ■wtll In­ 7.00 Edward P. Morgan WPOP^1418 and it was dyed black when he al­ SUITS convalescent homes, hospitals or $1,500. , I a requeated *one change from resi- kowski, 16, of Windsor, was turned | vehicle without a license and elect- clude other Masonic organizations, 7:1S Sound Stage I 6 00 Today tn Hartford legedly committed the bank hold­ o\er to the family relations office ed a court trial Mav 9, 8:30 Night Flicnt 7;0O Bob Scott up. He may have partial upper in the patient’s own home. The additional coat muat be j dence to business. An office build- miljitaxy units, veteran’s groups, 11:30 Public Affair I 9:00 P.ay Somers borne by the water department. ing may he erected In a Bu.sineas for referral to .Juvenile Court. Walter A, Bveho'lski Jr.. 19, of scouts and seven bands. i !1 ;00 New* dental plates and has been de­ Sen.' Peter Mariani, R-Groton. j 13:00 Sign Of! __ FREE ALTERATIONS The coat of the rest of the water : Zone C, Town Engineer Edward A charge of allowing dogs to 132 .School St.. Manchester, Bands are Nutmeg Forest Band, WTIC—1888 I 11:10 Rav Somers scribed as ‘'mechanically minded." Republican minority leader in the j I 00 Del Ravcee Show facilities will also he home by th e' Rybezvk of the TPC told Shea, roam. M gcd «S:ain«t Elizabeth .-h.uged with making excessive Manchester High School Band, 8:00 News. Weather Bradley has worked in the past as Senate, disputed a Democratic In­ 8:20 Strictly Sport* w iN P ^im water department, including the a third request on the May 8 noi.se with a muffler, had his case American Legion Band, Manches­ an appliance, radio and television terpretation that the House com­ 8:30 Suppertlme Serenade f un Wall Street REGAL'S YOUR following agenda is from Delore.s Trotter. Mr 1’'^ -ky. oontiniiod to .Manchester .Circuilsl, ter Pipe Band, the Stewart High­ 6 8:45 Three Star Extra < 4.r>S News repairman, shoe salesman and con­ mittee voiced the sentiments of ; 6:16 f'^iUon Lewis Jr. A water pumping atatlon on The application requests a change Mrs. Sanborn said she let the dogs I court tomorrow. ^ landers of Rockville, the Ware­ struction laborer. the Republican party when it de­ out each dav to feed them. Once j ______6:30 Mutual New* Bradley has scars on his upper Spring St. for $12.0M; ■■nd water of Business Zone 3 for pronerty Handbells from Holland will, help to bring a student from Germany to this country’ when they are house Point Band, the Nutmeg’s 6:3S (.K>cal New* and Showraee clined to is.sue favorable reports mains on Spruce St. between El­ they had straved, b\it she w.as un- _ _ , _ Drum and Bugle Corps. 6:45 leowcll Thomaa. Phil Rijufo right leg. on the back of his right on the measures. now located on the soi'*1i sid» of rung for the first time on Mav 13. That is the datje for the CYP Club talent show. "Intcrnatiion.il 7;0n CBS New* index finger, on the left side dridge St. and Charter Oak St., Wadsworth St. In Residence Zone Festival," which will be staged^at Woodruff Hall of Center Congregational Church to raise funds to aware of it. she said. Phe told the ] \ | o t l l P r S C i i r c l c Military units include Nike ATLANTIC 7:10 CBS—Id Peraoo He said the Republicans prefer $9.5M; Gardner St. between Char­ court she no longer .had the dogs. Missilemen, State and National 7;.T'» Mutual New* of his back and on his right ankle. to wait until the coverage plans B. bring a German youth to Manchester for a year. Robert Vater, director of music at Center Church, ter Oak St. and Spring St., $18,- Regina McAllister. 21, of 123 Guardsmen, and the U.S. Marine FURNACE OIL , 7 35 Lora! Ne** and Showr*** He has two vaccination scars on can be found to be actuarially LTERATIONS The hearing will start at 8 p.m. watches as Ruth Geer, Elinor Minnick, and Judi Rhodes of the yotith choir practice ringing the 18 Klecls Officers Automatic Delivery 7 5.5 CBS New* Ana)v*j* his upper left arm and a birth­ 000; Prospect St., Farm Dr. and bells, (Herald photo by Satemisi. \V. Middle Tpke., Manchester, Reserve 70th Rifle Co. S The World Tonight sound before taking a stand on it. pleaded guilty to driring while in- ^ s 3»i Mutual Sport.* mark on the left aide of his but­ I e r m a n e ? ^ If o r t h e IIFE OF THE GARMENT Hackmatack St., $14,000; Keeney The DeMolay drill team will per­ L. T. WOOD CO. s .35 New* and Showra*e tock. St. from Hackmatack St. south to Road Shift Co.st toxicated sntl.waa fined $120 Mrs. John Funke was elected form along the line o f Mhrch Phone Ml S - im 8 CBS New.* REQI EST BY WRBY exchange program has been spon- , Two men charged with breach . leader, and Mrs. Paul O'Neill, co- He should be considered armed Regal not only tits you perfectly at the time of the aale but oontinoea to keep Linwood Dr., $22,000, and Fergu­ .sored by Center Church. Jay Stag- C J lc tlc ; 147 >7711II L from South Terminus to the Ma­ 8:10 New* and Shoaca*# ■Washington. April 26 l/Pt-— The i son Rd. to Porter St.. $7,000. ' of peace on a domestic complaint ■ ^^adcr. of St. James Mothers sonic Temple. Other Masonic 12:15 Signoff and extremely dangerous, and is Pill ai 850 Million German Boy er. chairman of the program, said said to react explosively when Federal Communications Commis­ garment fitting perfectly for aa long as you wear H. Thrall said a work schedule has were referred to the family rcla-' Monday evening at a nieet- groups participating will be Shrln- sion yesterday received an applica­ an American student will not visit Hospital Records , tions office bv the court. Ttiev are ^ home of Mrs. Salva- faced with a critical situation. to be made out. Hartford. April 26 i.Pt — Deputy Germany this year. Stager said ers, Rainbow Girls and Knights Any person having or receiving tion from radio station WBRY, ,| All of the pipe will be purchased i Richard M. p'ari.seau. 34, of l i .Vil-' Vinci, 90 Clinton St. Templar. Highway Commissioner R s 1 p h To Be Guest he hopes a Manchester student Waterburv'. Conn., for assignment i by the town, he said. *rhe Shamoon Hartford, April 26 '/P)—More ef­ lage .St., and Harold R, .Sanborn ' Other new officers are Mrs. any information concerning the Hager estimates it will cost the may visit Europe in another .year: The mounted patrol of the Gov­ whereabouts of George Martin of a license to Crystal-Tone Broad- | Industries of Boston. Mass., was 23, of 24 Grove St., both of Rock- J°hn -Martin, secretary; Mrs. Rich- state shout $30 million "bn a long­ if the pre.sent program is a succe.ss. ficient service to relatives who 1 ernor’s Foot Guard, police and Are Bradley Jr. is requested to contact casting Co. ville, ard Luko, treasurer; Mrs. Edward the low bidder last' month to sup­ term basis" to bring lorsl roads to Of Baxters The host family include.* a son. must contribute to the support of units, civil defense. Red Men in immediately the nearest office of ply the water department with I Raymond C. Giguere Jr.. 24, nf Histau and Mrs. Edward Malloy, full dress and many no'velty units Suit sizes 35-46. Longs, modern design standard* if pro­ j David, 16. who will be in the same I patients at stale mental hospital* the FBI. tlie number of which can ty'ton type mains, at a cast much posed road recla.s.sification goes Canton, was fined $1.5 for faiiurc ; representatives to the Combined ■will parade. A 16-year-old bo.v from Calw from . .... to renew his driver's license. B lair! Catholic Mothers Circle; Mrs. RUMMAGE SALE be found on the inside of the front shorts, regulars. All lat­ lower than any construction com­ into effect. Parade in Pajamas cover of any telephone directory. pany could obtain the pipe. He made the statement at a pub- M nncheSer'lhi^ summer*^^^^^^^ Ri'chard, 19, a freshman this year , program going into effect Monday, J. Kulpa. 69, of 66 Village St., was ! Vinci, welfare; Mrs. Santo Slpala, Throughout the parade divisions SPONSORED BY GIRL SCOTT TROOP NO. 1 ABC APLIANGE fined $.50 for evading re.spon.sihil-i hbrarian and historian; Mrs. Ed­ Installation of the pipe on some lie hearing yesterday on a bill that project of international Chrik-|"t Cornell University; Alan. 14. The state welfare department will be the Tall Cedar "Sapa" OF THE CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHI RCH est shades and patterns. j ify. Thomas F, Daiifbv. 2S. of ward .Socka; contact chairman, o f the projects will be p\it up to would implen^nt r^Iassificatlon of youth exchange undertaken 8th grade student at Barnard 1 ^^.jn transfer 41 ho.apital unit em- dressed in their pajamsa an^ suh- Ginseng Likes Shade Hartford was fined $45 for failure ' and Mrs. Fkiward Wilson, publicl- REPAIRS bid. said Thrall, and on others will all public roads in the state. Cpnter Congregational Church. |High School: and Jean. 12. | pioyes from the department's dis- jected to the stimts dreamed up to display a license plate. j ty. THURSDAY, APRIL 27,1 P.M. to 4 P.M. 19 Maple 8t.— MI 9-8879 be done by water department men. T nder the pr(iposed reclassifica- The bov. Harald Friedrich M uhl-' a 7th grader at Barnard. Mrs. | trjet offices tn newbranch of- by Tall Cedars. Atlanta — American ginseng, Hamilton Sargent, 18. of Welles- i 'Those little motor patrol cars tion program, clear lines would be will .stav at the home of 1 C^harles Baxter, paternal grand-' flees in the Connecticut State H-os- prized for the alleged curative pow­ Come See Our Line Of will attract the attention of drawn on which roads would be ». „ j w " pv,„pipc Rnvter 34 mother of the children, ia also liv- pltal. Middletown, the Norwich ley. Mass , was fined $24 for im- R I o o r l l A i r s l A i l ^ x V i c i l AMERICAN LEGION HALL, LEONARD ST. ers of its root, is so much like its Accident Brings proper passing. David J. Brennan, L 9 ls * " A * l l l 4 M I I I C T I s l l adults as well as youngsters. Rebuilr cmd maintalned bv the state and which mg with the family. State Hospital, Pre.ston, and the Asiatic counterpart that it is hard s!eAti1y4 Wa a s V i »v«e Fm a vc’kn m A - - . 24, of 220 E. Main St.. Rockville, Elvery Tall Cedar forest will ALSO PLANTS FOR SALE would be maintained by the towns. Manchester High School as a Muhlberger is scheduled to ar­ Fairfield State Hospital, New­ to tell them apart. First discovered R*comKtion«d was fined $51 for speeding after have Its Ranger an4 Cedarette Youth’s Arrest It also would decide who pays ,gj,mr rive in August. town. Scheduled Mav 3 in Canada In 1716, it now ranges a charge of reckless driving had ____ units In the parade. Manchester’s throughout the Eastern ^ United ' ‘" ’I "P ! ■ The CYP Club of Center Church, I,«cation of staff members in VACUUM CLEANERS Preferred ') Peter D. Shainln, 17, of 35 S. In the stale. , npnior high co-educational been nolled^ The speeding charge ! xiie American Red Cross blood- new Cedarettea ■will hoet the vls- States as far south as northern tliese hospitals will bring improve­ For That Second Vacuum Lakewood Circle, was arrested at Some legLsIalors from small I youth group of about 25 teen- School to ’Open replaced the recklfss driving j mobile will visit the emergency iUng women. Georgia. Ginseng likes hardwood ments in aer\-ices to relatives and Assisting Anderson on the. gen­ fore.sta and 75 per cent shade. The Cleaner 6 o'clock yesterday afternoon and ; axp^ssed misgivings about ' 'aggers, has already raised about , ! room at Manchester Memorial Hos- Stock of. ^ wax charged with reckless driving 1 the proposed recas.sification. j200 to finance Muhlberger's trip, September 1962 patients because all records per­ Russell F. Atchison. 3i. of JXm-| pjtal Wednesday May 3, from eral committee are William Ste­ price in the Ignited States has All Are Guaranteed taining to patients will be avail­ wood Dr.. Vernon, venson, Junior deputy, schedule ranged from 13 to $24 a pound. as the result of a collision with a ^ "ber a P'an by the Committee ppp^gnj ^ talent show was fined $10 , a.tn, to 6;3o' p.m car being driven by Charles H. 1 ” h Reclassification of all Publir jg able in one place, according to for failure to license a doe:. Rob- | Anv person between tb^ ages of chairman; and Dick l^ter, reser­ te raise another The new St. Bartholomew’s You may have Termites Wardwell. 59, of 40 Gardner St. The Rhads ((bout 300 miles of roads jg.tb Stale Welfare Commissioner Ber­ ert J. Doucette. 34. of North Gros- m and 59 who wishes to donate vation chairman. Past Grand Tall iiceident occurred on Hackmataek now mainta(ne(l by the state would .p^g gument is the son of a mer- School, scheduled to open In Sep­ nard Shapiro and Mental Health venordale, was fined $27 for tin- blood should contact the Manches- Cedar Robert King and the Cedar- Commissioner Wilfred Bloomberg. St. west of Judith Dr. transferred to town control, and chant, and haa a brother, 22. and a tember 1962, will accommodate safe pas.sing. the re.^ult of an ac- ter R<>d Cros.s office or just walk ettes '(Will prepare and serve a roast Wardwell complained of a slight! almost 400 miles of roads now The welfare workers a.’, assign a hospital unit to the New the American people, and the patterns and colors. Glass block is the perfect ma­ Haven district office to proride See Our DoHar Bargain Table Marlow’sv^V American art of living. I want to terial for providing a source of the same coordinated service to take part in such an exchange be daylight where structural strength relatives of patients in tubercu- • 1-*REE PURNELL P.%RK1NG o ^ cause I know that I would be in ^ and privacy are desired. It haa lo.sis and chronic disease hospitals the right hands." i in.sulating qualities equal to an ' at Cedarcrest, Laurel Heights, and WASH 'n WEAR AT LAST! 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Jeannle Wexler. Siiaan Wroblinakl. tending the circus this evening at Notes by Auschtcitz Commander Reftional 8 and JudiUisfockachonia. Bus Line Urged DeptadaUs Coventry jhe State Armory In Hartford, In Grade 8, William Boit, Lii, William p ^ d e n t of the Nathan Hale ish problem The mufti waa %-er>- Among the 28 atudenta who Chamberlain. Peter Denoncourt, d)—Demo­ ty much the same line He said] sent to him after the da Archer, Miriam Gearhart, Margaret Lloyd. Charles Malet^y, grounds it suffered a 8201 loss on PARK AREAS retary; Mrs. Robert Sasman, as­ pected final snctorS-. 1 had to appear at the headquarters William Rathbun, Gai Remeach, cratic legislative leaders have sub­ &f&ANnC iTO/Afr sistant secretary; Mrs. WUllnm Eichmann alwaj-s had ' new plans , of the Gestapo at the Hotel Metro- Mary Hills, and N’oreen Warner; the route last year and that total mitted proposals for a constitu­ WTien there was a plan in 1842 , poic, - Grade 10, Unda Adamson, Wendy Rhea Russell. Beverly Sanford. income had declined 27.4 per cent CnisiMd Drivsway Kenyon, treasurer and Mrs. An­ and •■im^ro^•emcnts'■ for the mur- Susan. Siok, Ann Slayton. Brenda ton M. Lassen, assistant treasurer. tional convention, but the plan has id free 10.000 Jew-iah children t o ; "Were any special peopla In- Calkins. Mary- Hooker. Walter because of last month's atrike. been turned down by the Republi­ ider machine He pictured the for­ ict them go to Palesti.ne t h e ,y ,[^ 7 -. Tourtelotte, Dorothy West, Diana Although the bua line can reaub- Grovd, StOM and Simd President Spink has appointed Mortlock, Barry Peterson, Jamea cans. mer S.S. officer as consts-itly or. mufv.. Hadj Amin el Huseuu. oh- "They were the president of Rusaell, and Paula Vanty. Wythe. Charlotte Yale. Irens mlt the request May 15, Loughlin the following standing committee the move, and added he was rare­ Yockachonia and Deborah Zaino. Onaraatood SattatectloM chairmen; Mrs. Donald Smith and Democrats are urging the con­ jeered according to Eichmann. j, ^ e Jewish National Fund, and Dr. Also. Grade 8. Kathenne Dar­ Speaks to Club said he would again press for a 6- vention as a means of solving dif­ ly In torlin ” The notes also quoted Eichmann | L«eo Goldhommer, who was for- win, Phyllis Nowach. Lillian Palm, month delay at that time. Mrs. Howard Craft, ways and ferences between the parties bn A prosecution motion to submit er. and Sharon Pohl: Grade 8, Manebeoter Evening Herald An­ Judge John Wallett will discuss ^ughlln said it would Uke at means; William Kenyon, member­ iS reporting that objection from ■ merly the president of the Na- dover coneapondent. Olady Pfan- M. E. FRENCH 00. proposals to redistrict the state an affidavit hy anoth»r li\-inp man Ihe mufti — leader of Jerusalem tional Zionist Organization in FJehard Libltaky, Judith Pick "The Functions of the Probate least that long to determine the ef- ship; Albert Pender, building and —Eherhard s-on Thadder formerly tM il, telephone PDgrtm t-M 5«. fecU of the strike on the com­ Senate and reduce the size of the .\rsbs — prompted Heinnch Him-j Austria. Dr. J. A. Koemer, a mem- Linda Shok, Deborah W right and Court,” at a meeting of the Wom­ Coventry— Phone PI 2-7161 grounds; L. James Loyzim, nom­ House. of the Kan Foreipn Office —ran ber of the communitv executive.! feter Nicholson; Md Grade 7, pany's operations and the effects inating and Mrs. LeDoyt, main­ mier to suspend the project and to : en's GOP Club Tuesday at 8 pjn. Sen. Louis L. Gladstone of Into the same objections from and Dr Alois Rottenberg. on the 1 Susjui Fowler a fare increase may have on the tenance and booking. rule that no Jew should be per- ■ at the K of C Home. Anaonia-Derby line. Bridgeport, Democratic majority staff of the Palestine Office of I Gregory, and Emanuel Women Members elected for a three- leader in the Senate, yesterday of­ rtOTTd''calMhe*mfn in ^rs-'n a-nd i •* e'larwj* Hummond. A potluck will be served at 6:80, In another action, the PUC ap­ year term on the executive board that he tiajii living in Pnee.«eldorf man-occup.ed Ejrope. j V icnna.. | followed by election and installa­ fered another compromise to pave "Who la sUil alive from this | Geoerai Honors Will Hear Panel proved the merger of the Gonnecti- Include Elplnk, Warren Little, the way for the convention — a ■ Hausner replied that the Von Then Hausner «k e d the court tion of officers. cut Light and Power and the Hous- Honejrwell, Kenyon, Mrs. Kenyon. group of people? " Hausner asked, i On the honor roll for Grade 12 Reservations for the potluck TKMITFOROEUCniC willingfness to dltride delegates to REMOVAL SALE Thadd.n a1.^ could be Ined for to accept a, e ^ d e n ce ^ d a v u ts . "Unfortunatelv. 1 have to re -! »re Margery Badore, Penelope atonic Public Service Companies, Mrs. Lassen and Mrs. Sasman. the convention equally. «c-«inst the Jewish people P''»n t>J' Dt. tMIhelm, Hoeltl. for-, “How," a Christian ServM In Her may be made by calling Mrs. and the tale of Houaatonic'a elec­ UeVT COMPANY Revised bylaws have been ac­ I am the'sole suimvor o f ' Marline Bricault. Judi^ Roger Bagley, 66 Dale Rd. Republicans flatly rejected the under D ^eli law. and Brown, Sandra , Brown. Richard Dally Occupation'.' will be the sub­ tric franchise in Anaonla. Derby cepted as amended by the annual might be arre.ned the moment he affidsi-i; I court he would hive no objections. who said he was taking us to gy Lovejoy, Nancy McBride, Su­ man Gerhart, Miss Eva Johnson, aa a result of the consolidation. treasurer of the school lunch pro­ Adolf Eichmann. ;We went in and Mrs. Wayne Mantz, Mrs. Roy enlarged for peace-time competi­ tha 8.90% prafarrad er bipartisan commission redis- NotionoUy Adv. MITCHELL ” 300' Hoess' notes g i''e lhi.« picture of ; But he noted that Hoettl and been san Mercier, Harriett Merritt, tive use since 1956. The cost av­ gram. Application forms may be trictlng plan. SPONGE & Eichmann s attitude toward his • g member of the SS and therefore I believe he addressed him by the Nancy Moon. Jefferson Prestridge, Johnson, and Mrs. Theodore NOT INTERESTED capital atoek of thia secured from the office of Super rank of oberslurmbannfuehrer. He eraged 83,000,000 per vessel — Company, payabla Juna Intendent of Schools Royal O. Fish­ "It is now in the hands of the work: i cou'id be liable to prosecution un- Linda Rankl. Janet Rathbim. El­ Chambers. The Rev. C. Henry An­ twrice the original price of the Waterbury, April 26 (/P) — Ray­ Senate and is apparently as dead CHAMOIS REEL LUGGAGE "Eichmann was convinced that i der the Israeli war crimes law. was in uniform, sitting at a large len Sandahl. Beverly Thompson derson, pastor, will be moderator. mond J. Fitzpatrick, executive as­ I, 1961 to atoekholdara er at Coventry Grammar School. IJst Price 829.95 ships. as a dodo," he said. Big two-in-on« value. had he succeeded in extetminaluig ^ Dr. Servatius said he believed desk. It was a black SS uniform. and Anna Verprausk’as. Devotions will be led by Mrs. sistant to Rep. Frank Kowalski, of raeord at tha eloaa of A number of new teachers em­ Brand new model! The Overnight Bagi^ Tivo. Suiters, ployed in the school system, Super­ Recommendations contained in Genuine eewed nluunole 25% the biological base of world Jewry j it the duty of the prosecution to In Grade 11. Elaine Armstrong, Victor Johnson. Refrehments will D-Conn., says he has no Interest buiinaaa May 10, 1861. most wanted reel for Matched Sets, large selection TRUCKER DIES intendent Fisher reports have the Cooper report were drafted plus large cellulose . .all Name Brands. through annihilation of eastern ; bang this Hoettl to court sb he Nancy Bador, Ljun Boyington, be serv-ed by Mrs. Hugo Carlson, New Haven. April 26 i/F)—Frank In being appointed deputy selective by a bipartisan committee ap­ spinning. Donna Brodeur, Elyse Calkins, KATMOND A. OIBSON families and would like to reside in sponge. 15 Europe Jewrv the Jews would ; could cross-examine him. Bay Slater Calls Mrs. Rudolph Carlson, Mrs. Iver Perutl, 45, Meriden, died of a heart .service director in Connecticut pointed by former Governor 88 6 Richard Clough. Mary Coolidge, Carlson, Mrs. Robert Carlson, Mrs. Prt$id*nt town. Some teachers will be looking never recover from such a .blow Hausner replied; atuck while in his oil truck yes­ Fitzgerald was mentioned recently for apartments, he pointed out Abraham A. Rlbicoff. because assimilated Je-x-ry in the "I gan tma^ne that he iHoettl' Marjorie Dean, Ruth Ehirkee. Bar­ Conrad Casperson. Miss Eleanor terday. The vehicle rolled several as a candidate for the vacancy Gladstone refused to comment Dance Salurdav bara French. Mary Ann Garger, Persons who have rentals may REG. $15.00 west and in Amenca could never has his worries and is afrsid of Casperson. Miss Harriet Casper­ hundred feet and came to a atop— created by the death of Herbert list them in writing with Superin­ directly when ssked if the Repub­ miJce up for such a loss of blood Mary.Hall. Alan Hutchinson, Joan son and Mrs. George Chagnot. inside Beaverdale cemetery. Hennessey of New Haven. lican rejection of the convention coming w-ithout isafe conduct! Ehck Steele of Lexington. Mass., Karlson, Gaile Jennings. David tendent Fisher's office. Informa­ These people could hardly be ex­ promises,’’ ^ ^ tion supplied should Include the meant that Senate redistricting pected to bring about a consider­ will be caller for a dance Satur- Kinney, Elissa Lederer, Frederick was deed in the Senate. He said TIMEX The Israeli government has an- Lloyd. Margaret Lord. Whitney number of rooms, facilities offered, able increase tn population," nounced it cannot maksiany blank-' day at S p.m. at Waddell School, location, a description of the rental he could not speak for the com­ Merritt, Mary Jean Mitchell, De­ mittee chairman who had the could never get any help et promises to wntnews’ romtng sponsored by the Manchester anna Mund. Mary Anne Kamage, I and the price. Fisher also pointed from Eichmann in mitigating the i here for the Eichmann trial that out that the majority of the teach­ bills. Square Dance Club. ~ Karleen Taylor. David Ursin. ! Republicans, however, indicated WATCHES ^ermfhation.” Hoees ■b-as quoted ‘ they will be imrnune from arrest Harnett Wytiie, and Richard Yale. ! ers are interested In year-round as •writing. "Everv dav gained was | Servatius said he believed that Steele has been calling since rentals. Most would prefer to live that they had no doubts that the 1960. and is caller for five chibs in In Grade 10, Karen Bouchard, j a real gain for Eichmann the I any additional affidavdt given by William Covell, Joan Dombrowski. ! In town If suitable quarters can be Senate redlstrictlng proposal is final solution was part of ESch-1 Hoettl to the defense would be Lexington. He also conducts three Donald Dowiing. Lorraine Fox. j found, Fisher aaid. dead. i J S / w w r i M s mann's life.” much less valuable than If he classes of square dancing work­ Susanna F'uller, Linda Kearney. Briefs The Republicans already have Wets, Net. ” $ g . 7 7 The court then agreed to accept could testify in court. shops there, and has been caller at The Rotary Club will have a din passed a resolution in the House Gail Kramer, Brian Lester. Rod-1 ner meeting at 6:45 p.m. today at more excerpts from Wisliceny The court announced it would Atlantic conventions. erick McCorrison. Christine Me- : w A R D S i n calling for a,constitutional amend­ 0 IM E R 4 statements made m Cxechoelova- defer a decision on w-hether to ac­ He will be accompanied here bj- Grath. Patricia Olzackl, Coralee i First Congregational Church. Vice ment that would reduce the size his wife, Carol. president Andrew Fisher will pre of the House from 294 to 169, one A raeiloTs * oomp'*** 0*7” • • • kla. cept the Hoettl affidavits until to­ Pagach, Arthur Palmer, Louise ■ Bide. “In 1937 there already ’»'as an morrow. Queal, Shirley Rychling, Astrid j reipresentative for each town. Only A Few I.eft EDt CATORS ELECT i A rummage and white elephant There is no further action need­ Intelllgenoe connection betiveen TTie next prosecution witness Skoog. Gordon VVeeman, and Grace j sale will be conducted for the bene­ At Thi.s Low ^ale the SS and the Mufti of Jem- was Moritz Flelschmann, a leader Ha.-lford, April 26 iJi— Marvin Whltehouse. ed this session of the legislature. fit of the Eben Dunham. Memorial The resolution, however, would aalem," Wiallceny ■was quoted as of the Austrian Jewish community K Peterson, president of New Junior High Church of Mansfield Depot at 9:30 le^ieL' three having written. during the preward period Haven College, has been elected have to be approved by both In Grade 9, Tnomas Badiire. Re­ a.m. Saturday at the corner of houses two years from now, and "In the autumn of 1937 Eich- Flelschmann described his rem­ president of the Connecticut Coun­ becca Bennett Sarah Clough. Don­ New Location Temple and Union Sts. ip Williman­ then at a referendum at the fol­ s p o r t s m e n . p j ^ g j T O N E mann and another officer made a iniscences of that time, beginning cil on Higher Education. He suc­ na Cranlck. Michael Devlin, Kath­ tic. Featured will be a new hand­ ’3 8 “ lowing general election. Journey to Palestine and Egypt. with the Nazi anschluss which an­ ceeds Dr. Nathan L, Whetlen. leen Donahue, Patrick Dougan. I made quilt made by the Ladies Quantity! Tliis ■was SHjppoeed to have includ­ nexed Austria to Germany tn dean of the graduate school of the John Foote. James Hohmann. While GOP leaders said a con­ fcr Aid group. Items may be left at stitutional convention is not nec­ HANDY ed general information on Zionist 1938. University of Connecticut. Others Gregory Horton. Kristine Hutchin­ the church or Miss Jean Blenczar O O T B ^ « ° activities." Flelschmann said the entrance elected at a meeting yesterday son. Michael Koller. Robert Le- may be called. essary, the Democrats said a con­ Wisliceny recalled a visit of the of the Nazis caused great en­ were Howard.^.* Matthews, vice Baron. Catherine Marak, Judith MANCHESTER Members of the South Coventry vention waa the only way to prop­ SPONGE mufti of Jerusalem to the Nazi thusiasm among the Austrians, president and treasurer of We.s- Martinez^ Judith’McGuire. Patricia Cooperative Nursery and Kinder­ erly handle Senate redlstrlcting * 5 JRo n s ^®*"l»are ^ Ic h around 1841 or 1942 and particularly m Vienna. All Jewish leyan University, vice president: Nowsch. Roger Phelps, Alfred garten have been asked to make and reduction of the size of the $ ^ 3.95 that he remembered that Eich- inatituliona were closed and pul and J. Eugene .Smith president Pucci, Valerie Rankl. William Ray­ SHOPPING CENTER returns on puppet phow tickets by House. 2 H.P. MOP w>Lp Ba g mann had told him about this. under the supervision of the Ges­ of Willimantic State College, aec- mond. Helen Robinson. Lenore Tal­ Thursday. Retuiriis are to be made "Eichmann had given a detailed tapo and the SS. Jewish leaders rctaPy-treasurer. bert, Carol Ursin, Laurel Warner, MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST to Mrs. Maury Cohn on South St VFW Unit Inducts R eg. 5 ^ icted a... Anyone wishing to buy tickets for your MANCHESTER the show to be given at 10 a.m 19 H.P. $2X9*5 Saturday at Willimantic State Col- Five at Meeting Mge Shafer auditorium may pur­ iU g . chase them at the door. Five new members were induct­ 5 2 2 9 9 5 The cooperative school officials ed at a meeting of Anderson-Shea 16 H P- have arranged for a bus for chll Auxiliary, VFW, last night at the Beg. $31^-95 dren wishing transportation. It will post home. They are Mrs. Eliza­ leave the Suth St. service station at 9:15 a.m. Saturday. Stops will beth DuPont, Mrs. Emily Edwards, be made at Waterfront Park, Rob. Mrs, Sophie Welply, Mrs. Minnie ertaon School, Coventry Green Sauit. and Mrs. Helen Ellis. Welles Agency and Kingsbury Mrs. Olive Ray, newly installed House. The return trip will leave president, presided at her first GRA at 11:15'a.m. from the Shafer au meeting. Mrs. Marie Hale, past dltorium. president, was in charge of refresh­ About 85 children and 15 adults ments. Mrs. John Vince and Mrs. - Apyista Boulet served. HOTPOINT of Coventry Day School are at- 30” RANGE OPEN ■ Automatic oven timer • I.arKe size oven holds 30 lb. turkey IF • Pushbutton conlrol.s YOU WANT TO SELL MORE e 2600 watt .speed unit GOODS TO MORE PEOPLE ~ • IJft-off door for easy cleaning

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V -/ / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNfeSDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE EIGHTEEN uations revolved around the 6-day nedy’s program to purchosa foods pOMPUETB nnVIOB versus the 7-day work week. The for diatribwon to ths needy showed Cites Accords Avert companies want to eliminate Sun­ Sewer Use Charges RockviUe-V ernon Cost ot Living up eleewhere. on yonr television by an axperi- RetaU prlcea of faU and oUs roee day deliveries, but the union has H o t for Another Rusk eaoed and roilabls technician— opposed it. by 1.0 per cent, continuing on ad­ Member of "T elsa." Services by Walkouts in 7 Holding Steady vance begun last October. Meyera To Increase May 1 Residents Ask Removal By OBOBOK RHODBB ■aid government purchases for dis­ HUXS TELEVISION Nawspaper Batarprtse Aaaa. tribution in depressed areas, as M l » -N «8 Nation^s Press Of 9 Dairies Public Records At Peak Level well as strong export demand, con­ Bericelay, Calif. (NEA)—David Effective May 1, the sewer use charges for customers ot Patrick Ruak, aO-year-old aon of tributed to this Increase. (Continued from Page One) Of Road Sand Stockpile (Conttnuad from Pago Oaa) The government Is purchasing New York, April 26 (IF)—The IVarrantee Deed the Manchester Sewer Department will be 75 per cent of the UB. Sacretary of Stata Dean shortening, margarine, lard, salad newspaper industry issued a re­ John D. and Claire L. LaBelle water use charges, instead o^ the current charge of 50 per Rusk, ia following In hla father’s to-day ba.sis since the old contract to Burnham Estates, Inc., property staUaticB commissioner, said a dressing and peanut butter for dis­ minder today that its public serv­ cent of the water use charge. A petition with 84 »lKn»tur«»*Jenki, TtJland; Mrs. Jennl* SUr- footsteps. tribution to the needy In economi­ expired April 1. Mediators have off Robert Rd. tories in town such as Cheney Bros, key, IS Morrison St,; Debbie alight living cost Incraaaa had baan ices go far beyond the presenta­ Executrix’s Deed The board of directors at a spe w u received by the Vernon Board When Dean Rusk attended Da- cally depressed areas. been in on negotiations since the clal meeting last night voted were charged a sewer use rate on Arnold. Ellington. ridson College In North Carolina expected In March. Ha said the The housing price category of tion of news. Mary Bingham, executrix for es­ of Selectmen last n l^ t calling for y§M'n WsviMg a latter date, and before that talks unanimously to increase the rales. their sprinkler fixtures, although Birth Mondav: A daughter to some so years ago. he waited on fact the index remained ateady the index increased one-tenth of Mark Ferree, president of the tate of Patrick Madden, to Fran­ the sprinklers were rarely If ever Mr. and Mrs. Ctril Kelley. West had been going on for approxi­ cis M. Madden, properties at 126 Since the billing sy.stem of the removal of the town's highway tables for his board and room, took was symptomatic of ths stabtlity one per cent In March largely .be­ kaariaq aU?...but Americiui Newspaper Publishers water department is on a three- used. - Rd.. Ellington. active part in sports and still mately three months. 128 Bissell St. and 117 Birch St. sand itockpUe at Tjnnel and War­ that haa been continuing In con­ cause of higher home purchwe r d never ffueee, Association, t<>ld the ANPA's 75th month cycle, however, said Fred Superintendent Thrall said the Birth Tuesday: A daughter to found time to be a scholar. costs, house furnishings and house­ Temporary work stoppages Lis Pendens ren Rds. sumer prices for the last six Bernard and Mary Dutton Thrall, superintendent of the sprinklers were a separate charge. About a dozen residents from Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Saucier. 7 Today at the University of Cali­ hold operational coats. Rents and A lic e . aimual convention he had com­ however, hit some dairies. James months. piled more than 250 examples of Connelly, sales manager at Seal- against Anne R. Starkweather, water and sewer departnient. Before the directors passed the the area came to the selectmen s Linden P. fornia young David gets up early fuels remained unchanged from three months will elapse before all i-ate increases. Democratic Direc­ Discharged ’Tuesday: Jacob each morning — as the aole male Myers said a slight Index decline February. such services. test, reported that deliveries of seeking judgment of foreclosure on meeting to present their-case. is possible in April since Indica­ pruperties at 3() Farmington St. the customers are paying 75 per tor Ted Powell queried the gcnerM The petition calls the stockpile Marcus. S3 Windermere Ave:: resident in s campus sorority house "They fall into categories of bet­ home milk would be about three manager on what effect there —to earn his rtxim and board and tions are that consumers are pay­ ter government, public health, the hours late because of this. A simi­ and 88 Hemlock St. cent of the water charge for all of a nuisance.. unsightly and a dan­ Francis Felber. Main St.. Broad their sewer use. would be on sewer department fi­ Brook: John Fabijancruk. Pills- "pocket money." ing a bit less for fuel, gasoline, welfare of young people, and the lar situation exists for Dart’s Certificate of Incorporation nances if a proposed sale of sewer ger to children. buiw Hill: Mrs. Rita Ramsey. 79*- David, the oldest of the three milk and apparel, althou^ some­ Group Ponders fat,lmaar it uaiar rescue of the distressed,” said Dairy of Manchester. McNeish-Oliver Enterprises, Inc., Between May 1 and July 30, The selectmen took no action on their bills will; show charges for department property on Olcott St. Spring St.: Mrs. ElizabeOi Rosen- Rusk offspring, is "house man” what higher prices for services Ferine, executive vice president Some agreements were, reached a non-stock corporation to build, for $30,000 was not approved. the petition, but First. Selectman r ’Just the maintenance Inan and for fruits and vegetables. Civil War Rites m gkair,IVstkaatt and general business manager of on the premise some type of leg­ operate, own, maintain and race sewer use after May 1 on a 75 per George E. Risley said today the cranse. Scott Dr., Vernon. The general manager said the around here," he says) at the the Scrlpps-Howard newspapers. islation would be passed to help stock cars. Incorporators are Rob­ cent charge, and for sewer use be­ effect might possibly be to delay petiUon ties in with earlier com­ BMause of the stable March a§mX§aitk**mor*i ert A. and Marie Oliver and Cleo fore May 1 on a 50 per cent Advertisement— plush Alpha Phi sorority house on index, there are no major wage Because 1961 Is the first year of He said that “Not the least of dairies during a period of a severe some sewer construction projects. plaints about the stockpile. He McKinney Lumber. Ml 3-2141. the campus not far from the foot­ Tk* tmartttt tkcf$ e newspapers’ service to the public milk price war. J. and Marion E. McNeish. charge. Powell said he felt "pretty sure” said the town would like it moved adjustments due under union con­ the centennial celebration of the htaring aid tan take. Building Permits Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items ball stadium where he plavg nigby tracts linking pay rates fb changes is the fact that, In 1960, $7.5 mil­ Dart said: "There's a bill in After July 30, according to esti­ the sewer department would not as much as residents apparently for the home: Lumber, Hardware, on the junior varsity team. Civil War, members of the Per­ lion in false and misleading ad­ the legislature now which would J, A. McCarthy. Inc. for Mrs. mates made by General Manager get $30,000 from the sale of the wish it moved,, but the town has His first morning chores involve In the government index. Aime Raymond, to construct home ilason. Electrical. Plumbing. Fuel An increase in working time manent Memorial Day Committee vertising was refused for publica­ establish a floor under retail milk Richard Marlin, the average home- property, and he wondered If the to find a suitable lot. Oil. Open 8 a m. to 5 p.m. » fri'ing the two women cooks a tion.” prices. For example, a per gallon at 56 Norman St.. $11,000. owner who Is now paying $5.38 for increase of sewer rates from 50 per hand in preparing breakfast, was responsible for a pickup In may plan a special observance In Carroll Nelson for Orestina En- He said that, practically speak­ the average after-tax earnings of addition to the regular Memorial Without naming individual price in Hartford is 72 cents, but water use and $2.69 for sewer u.se. cent to 75 per cent of the water ing, of land at Tunnel and %>rtKin and ’Talcottville news Is checking the furnace, emptying the newspapers, Ferree cited various derlin, alterations arid additions to for a total of $8.07 a month, will rates would be adequate. factory workers. This a-verage Day ceremonies. in Springfield it is 78 cents. Some home 'at 76 Park St.. $6,200. Warren Rds. Is too small for the handled by The HemM’s Rock­ garbage and burning trash in the examples; base would certainly help us.” be paying $5.38 for water use and Mayor Harold A. Turkington said incinerator. rose about 65 cents during Match Winston A, Chevalier, chairman Robert A. Johnson for SHVC he felt the' sewer department town's sand needs. The selectmen ville Bureau, S W. Main 84.. tele­ of the committee, appointed a "A Tennessee newspaper trig­ Such legislation, to be administer­ $4.05 for sewer use, for a total phone TRetnont S-S1S6 or Mitchell 'The 87 sorority member residents to $80.89 per week for the factory gered the Investigation of the re­ Inc., alterations to building on should be reimbursed for the prop­ are looking for a parcel about worker heading a family of four. committee to look Into the "ad­ ed by the state market admin­ Electric St., $2,800. of $9.43. four acres or more in size where 9-6797. and their house mother, Mrs cent illeg;al price-fixing in the elec­ erty which is being used aa a dis­ visability” of a special program, at CiH Ut Today far FfN DwMntratiN istrator, has been strongly op­ Eugene Girardin for Roger A. One point which Thrall stressed posal area and which will be used a to«m garage and equipment area Marion Stewart, hate the thought In the food category there were trical equipment business. Stop and Shop Opens Today posed by consumer groups. The is that the sewer use charges are of losing David this summer— a lower grocery store tags for eggs, a meeting of the Memorial Day “A small city New Jersey news­ Woodbury, alterations to home at as a highway department garage can be located, he said. committee Monday night in the last time the state had such re­ 26 Nye St., $900. based only cm monthly water use site. The search for land for a town loss which has nothing to do with fresh vegetables, dairy products paper raised $16,000 cash and 15 Dorothy Ann Fleming. 7. of 34 Jensen St, receives her lollipop from Topple the Top Value elephant tail price control was some 20 his father's new position. and meats in March. Eggs declined Probate Hearing Room of the James J. Prior Jr. for James J1 charges and minimum fixture Further discussion was post­ garage was Intensified briefly in Recipes QUINN'S tons of clothing for floixl-stricken during today’s opening of Stop St Shop’s newest supermarket at 283 W. Middle Tpke., corner ot years ago. Meanwhile, though, per charges, and not on such items as Da\1d is getting married this by nearly 5 per cent because of Municipal Building. Holland. . . Broad St., while hundreds ot shoppers and gift seekers moved their food carts, bumper to bumper, Prior, additions to garagp at 181 poned until next week when the February when the town's yarioui He also appointed a subcommit­ gallon cuts to 68 cents were re­ Wadsworth St.. $75. water connection charges or budget for 1961-62, containing an al­ governments discussed dump prob­ August In Buenoa Aires to pretty, greater supplies. Rut egg prices “Over a span of 49 years a New throughout the store shortly after the 9:30 opening. Free coffee and donuts were served until dark-eyed, dark-haired Delcia are about 17 per cent greater than tee of representatives from town PHARMACY noon while customers walked about the gaily decorated market area. Gifts of polka dot rain bon­ ported going into effect Monday Alfred Coda for Masonic Temple, sprinkler fixtures. location of $30,000 for the Olcott .Coffee Eggnog Chiffon York City newspaper has raised alterations to building at 25 E. At a public hearing last week, lems. m tups prepared eggnog Bence Splnosa, also 20. a year earlier. veterans* org;anizations to assist 818 Main S t Fhona MI 8-4186 nets in hat box containers were given away to the first one thousand adult shoppers while the young­ in stores. St. property, is acted on by the It w-as once proposed that the more than $13 million for the less The Petersen and Nielsen slt- Center St., $600. some persons claimed that fac­ board. 1 tablespoon- (1 envelope) un- "I met her three years ago In Some effect of President Ken­ in decorating soldiers’ graves. er set received lollipops and balloons. (Herald photos by Ofiara). town buy a tract for a town gar­ David Rusk checks the dinner roast at sorority house fortunate. age. then lease a part of it to the fiavored gelatin Scarsdale, N. Y. I was in my “Castro’s vicious propaganda 1 teaspoon instant coffee pow der last year of high school and she on University of California campus. was met head-on by a Florida terday afternoon with failure to Vernon Fire District or the City 2*j cups whipped Instant non-fat swear at It . . . seldom, if ever, is came there from the Argentine as newspaper. It appealed to Ameri­ there Indifference.” obey a stop sign. Police said he of Rockville as a dump. But. the dry milk crystals an American Field Service ex­ dump emergency has since been and. like her teacher, was a PW cans to send personal greetings to James S. Copley, president of passed through the stop sign at 2 packages (1 pound each) change student,” David said. Both Cuban citizens which the p;f er Deming St. and ’Tolland Tpke. temporarily relieved. frozen whole strawberries, were 17 Scarsdale In Westchester Beta Kappa scholar. the ANPA Research Institute, The signatures on the petition "I'm quite sure mother will at­ addressed. Reader response result­ urged the publishers to "look Gondek's court date is May 8. SEARS DIAMOND YEAR thawed County is the Rusk home town. NOW...YOU SAVE CASH AND GET ed in 50,000 letters . . . Ralph D. Brown, 37, of Kenne- were to be verified today by the Place eggnog, gelatin and in­ "I wras a member of a student tend our wedding In Buenos News Tidbits ahead toward new production ac­ Aires,” David said. ’’But with my “A Pennsylvania newspaper complishments” through technical bunk, Maine, was charged at 11 Town Clerk. stant coffee powder in saucepan. committee assigned to look after from the AP Wires. father’s responsibilitise, I can’t be published at its own expense 80,- research. o’clock last night with driving ——-— •r " ^------Selectmen last night gave final Heat over low heal, stirring con­ our foreign students—you know, 000 new tax appraisals. City of­ approval to a subdivdaion plan for sure he'll be there. 1 certainly GREEN STAMPS AT GRANTS 'Growth and unlimited horizons without a license. The arrest re­ stantly. unUl gelatin dissovles like getting them dates and seeing ficials tried to stop this idea—but a tract of land at South St. and (about 10 mlnutec). Chill until hope he will be.” can characterize our future,” he sulted from a routine check on that they were not neglected,” he President Kennedy Mnda Con­ public opinion backed up the news­ Deming St. Brown posted a $50 West Rd. In Vernon, adjacent to slightly thickened, about 30 recalled with a broad grin. said of the newspaper industry. the Rockville O ty line. Presenting minutes. Fold whipped instant gress his proposals to eliminate paper’s position . . . "The only way we can fail ia if bond for appearance in Circuit "I took her out myself,” young (onlUcta ot Interest among gov­ “ Young people are grateful to a Court, Manchester, on May 11. the plot plan for approval was c o ’st»'s *1^0 eggnog mixture. Place Rusk said. Board Winds Up we do not keep pace technically Clement E. Wataon of Wilson In a l^i-quart mold. Chill until ernment offlclals and eraployeei., Canadian paper for promoting and with our other opportunities — If Harry H. dander, 47, of 70 Lane. Velmon, who has laid out 68 firm (about 2 hours). Serve with They (mntlnued their friendship. Senators Investigating price fixing helping to finance boys’ clubs in we allow our market to be(»me Mill St., was charged at 7:15 last KeMMMe* U to* Lailr house lots in the parcel. thawed or fresh strawberries. David and Delcia. slender and Budget Sessions in electrical equipment Industry that country . . . narrow becai:se the price of our night with Intoxication. Police The subdivision has been ap­ To whip Instant nonfat dry milk petite daughter of a Buenos Aires invite Robert Paxton, recently re­ "Speaking of a Rhode Island service has been forced to grow said dander was found lying on proved by the Vernon Fire District cr^-stals (about 2Vi cups): physician, Dr. Carlos A. Bence, re­ The last In the formally sched­ tired president of General Electric dally which set up free polio in­ too high. the sidewalk at Depot Sq., with a Planning Commission. 1. Mix V4 cup Instant nonfat dry sumed their dating when she en­ uled series of budget workshops Co., to testify.. .Sen. J<^n L. Mc­ oculation clinics and awakened “We cannot allow this to hap­ cut on the back of his head. He Mlsa Smitli to Talk milk crystals with 4 cup Ice water rolled as a freshman at the Cali­ will be held tonight at 8 o’clock In Clellan, D-Ark., says it may take the entire state to the danger of pen. We must find ways to become was taken to the hospital for Miss Emily Smith ot Manchester In bowl. fornia campus two years ago. the hearing room of the Municipal new federal law to atop labor an epidemic, a prominent doctor more efficient. That is the joli of treatment and then placed in a 2 Speed 8-Cycle Kenmore will be guest speaker kt an open 2. Whip until soft peaks form (3 She returned to the Argentine Building by the board of directors. Unions from what he calls "goug­ said; the research Institute.” ' cell at the police station. He was meeting of the Golden Rule Club of to 4 minutes). Add 2 tablespoons for a year following completion of The directors will consider gen­ ing the government” for exorbi­ “ • A newspaper has performed Charles H. Tingley, managalng released under $25 bond later this Talcottville Congregational Church lemon juice. her freshman year—but is now en­ eral government departments, the tant overtime pay on military a public duty that should rigditly director of the research institute, morning for appearance in Circuit 3. Continue whipfihig unUl stiff rolled at Berkeley again as a missile projects. be the responsibility of the local discussed various technical devel­ Court, Manchester, on May 11. Ftiday at 7:45 p.m. sophomore hlston' etudent. probate court and general fund rev­ The event will be a mother- peaks forx.-. (3 to 4 Inutes long- enue estimates. medical profession and depart­ opments. James 'V. Harding; 19, of Glas­ er). Gradually- ■ ------addw ti^up sugar Following their wedding, David ment of health.' ” "Our Industry is imdergolng a tonbury, was charged at 6:45 this daughter affair and is open to atl said they both plan to resume Target date tor the adoption of AUTOMATIC Interested. Miss Smith will show the budget and setting of the ta^ Ferree said all the examples will revolution,” he said. "New develop­ morning with speeding and was Pork Chops with Apricola their studies here. WAXES President be put In bnKhure form i^th the ments are appearing more rapid­ told to be in Circuit Court, Man­ slides end talk on her trips to Eu­ David’s future plans are similar rate for 1961-62 is Wednesday, newspapers Identified for use by rope with Manchester Girl Scouts. 1 can (1 pound) unpeeled apricot May 3, although the final deadline ly than ever befoie.” chester, on May 11. Harding was to his father’s early career. Feted at Party public libraries and schools of Much of the session was given arrested on Hackmatack St., after Church Sale Set halves is Sunday, May 7. Journalism, colleges and universl A food and rummage sale will Juice of 1 small lemon (about 2 "After getting my Ph. D„ I General Manager Richard Mar­ over to presentation of committee being followed from S. Main St., WASHER plan to go into teaching economics Mrs. James Meacham, 152 ties "from which will emerge the reports. police said. be held at Vernon Center Congre­ tables'ilons) tin will be on vacation tomorrow newspaper men and women of to gational Church Saturday, May 13. 4 loin or blade pork chops ( to on the college level," he said. "It’s Loomis St., president of Manches­ Michael W. Warwick, 22, of 9 a good launching pad for other through Monday. morrow.” Deepwood Dr., was charged just Regular 259.95 from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Mrs. 3/4 Inch thick) Mayor Harold A. Turkington ter WATES, was honored by 75 He said the ANPA, which now Richard Saich. Mrs. William Foster Salt and pepper, opportunities. I would be very after midnight with improper lucky to follow in my father’s said today he was "very sure” the members at a surprise stork show­ haa 846 members, was created passing on Center St. at 'Victoria and Mrs. Ruth Broil will be In 1 medium-small onion (cut In board of directors aa a whole would three^[uarters of a century ago Police Arrests charge. thin strips) footsteps. The academic life is er last night at the Italian Aiheri- Rd. Police said he crossed aji the very appealing to me. I have lived not have any more budget work­ can Oub on Eldridge St by 46 publishers who had one basic way over the double wh'#> lines. Police Arreet Drain apricots; measure H shops before the budget ia adopted. aim—"to Improve the content and cup of the syrup and mix with the in a business community (Scars­ Mrs. Charles Thompson and James J. Brannick Jr., 22, of Warwick was summoned to ap­ Vernon Constable Raymond E. However, he said, the idea that Mrs. Bertram Bennett were in the quality of their product, and Berube arrested a Rockville driver lenion juice. Trim excess fat dale'' and I don't find it to my FarmlnUon, was charged at 6:20 pear in Circuit Court, Manchester, taste to go into business.” the Republican majority of the charge ot the program. Entertain­ to deepen dedication to public 6n May 18. on Rt. 83 last night, charging him from around chops. Grease a hot board “getting together” to talk service.” last*night i^th failure to drive heavy skillet with a piece of the Dean Rusk, a FUiodes scholar, ment (mnsisted of songs by Mrs. right at a.^raffic rotary and with with failure to turn on his head­ gladly acceptwl a $2,000 a yew- over various budgetary problems Lloyd Ray, Mrs. Ethel Reopell, Their expectations, he said, have The world’s three Itu'gest col­ lights after dark. fat; add pork chops and brown was “always a possibility.” been fulfilled “proudly, conscien­ failure to rarry his registration, slowly on both sides — about 10 job M assistant professor of po­ Mrs. Harvey Ward, Mrs. Andrew He was airested / at (Jenter and lections of books concerning Ice­ Driver Wesley A. Lens, 25. of Suhle, Mrs. Theodore Zimmer, tiously, abundantly.” . 68 Davis Avc., told Berube he was minutes. Sprinkle chop* with salt litical science at a girls’ college, Part of the strengrth of newspa Adams Sts., ttnd was told to ap­ land are the National Library at 228 Mrs, Spartaco Neri, Mrs. Dexter and pepper. Add onion and half Mills (in Oakland a few miles from P ool Lamp Safer pers with their readers is a bond pear in Circuit Court, Manches' Reykjavik, Iceland; the Royal - driving home from Hartford and BericUey), in ths depths of the Clarke, and a guitar solo by Mrs. Llbraiy in Copenhagen, Denmark, SAVE 31.95 hla car had developed generator the apricot syrup and lemon mix­ of strong personal relationship, ter. on May 11. depression in the mid-30e. Cleveland—A 12-volt underwa­ Barbara Simmons. The guest of Joseph Gondek, 86, of New and Cornell University Library at t - trouble. ture to skillet. Cover and cook honor received a variety of gifts. Ferree said. "They swear by their gently until Ohops are tender — During- his Mills teaching ca­ ter swimming-pool Uunp has been newspaper,” he said, "or they Britain, was charged at 2:25 yeS' Cornell, N. Y. Fabrics you never dreamed of machine wash­ .40H to Meet reer, the elder Rusk found time developed at a Cleveland plant. The Ladies Auxiliary, Ancient about 30 minutes; add remaining Charcoal is almost pure carbon. ing before . . . daintiest delicates, wash 'n apricot syrup mixture toward end to study law at the Berkeley Used with a transformer, it is said Order of Hibernians, iiilll meet to­ campus. to minimize shock hazards present The predatory dragonfly snares wearables, washable woolens . . . plus your morrow in the Moose rooms on of cooking and a little water if In conventional 120-volt circuits. its victims on the wing by making everyday fabrics are washed safely, cleaner necessary. Makes 4 servings. David’s mother wes a former Elm St. at 8 p.m. student of her husband at Mills Hie lamp is rated at 300 watts. a basket out o f its front legs. than ever 'with one simple button and dial Holy Hour Slated J S m S . • • • . TTie Rev. George G Capen will Tuna Cabbage Roll* PLAN NOW FOR A COOL setting. § reach at a Holv Hour May 7 at (Makes 6 Servings) acred Heart Ciiurch in Vernon, 2 (7-ounce) cans tuna fish, FOLDING ALUMINUM CHAISE, sponsor^ by Our Lady of Fatima drained and flaked Home Matching Safe-For-All Council,’ Knights of Columbus. 10 cabbage le vv AND 2 MATCHING CHAIRS Father Capen is from the Oblate 1 cup real mayonnaise FREE! Delivery Father’s Retreat House of Willi- 1 cups milk . A cinch tO set up, easy to move about, store in minimum Fabrics Electric Dryer man tic. 4 teaspoon salt apace! Stay-bright frames of 1* Alcoa aluminum tubing. . . SUMMER The Holy Hour will begin at 7 ;30 *4 teaspoon pepper High-strength polypropylene webbing in popular green and Normal p.m. The Rosary will be recited. *4 teaspoon powdered dill / (or Reg. Square Dance Friday use fresh dill if available) ' ivhite. Chaise adjusts from sitting to reclining positions. 'X h o r 0« - / r . 1.33 weakly with a FREE! Installation 179.95 The last square dance open to the \ cup shredded Cheddar cheese public in a series of instructional Prepare your own favorite tuna **^*'**P*' SAVE 21.95 (lances will begin at 8 p.m. Friday salad, using two cans of tuna fish. at the Wapping Community Center. You- should have about 2V» cups The caller win be Don Atkinson of of salad. Separate 10 leaves from FREE! Service 8 cycles provide safe all-fabric dp*ing. Sim­ Ellington, who is attempting to head of cabbage, holding cabbage NOW... ple to operate one dial setting requires no time build up membership for a new under cold running water to make and temperature calculations. Dries modern square dance club in the South the separation process easier. Cook Windsor. Wapping, Ellington and leaves for 15 minutes or iintil fabrics ■wrinkle free as can be. 10-lb. capacity, Broad Brook area. slightly tender. Drain well. Fill, throw-away lint bags, more! Instruction will continue after each leaf with about % cup tuna We Service What We Sell! Friday's dance but the roster of salad. Fold over top, fold In sides 1870 the proposed club will be clos^. and roll tightly. Arrange in a shal­ Ask about Sears low cost Years-aheod Service Atkin.son called for square sets low baking dish about 10 inches in In Wapping, April 14 and 21. diameter. Plan that begins after guarantee expires. Grooerj- Social Set To make u u ce; Slowly add milk A grocery social will be held to real mayonnaise in a saucepan. PANELFAB Now! No Money Down Friday at 8 p.m. at Red Men’s Add 'salt, pepper and dill. Cook 4 Times the Power Hall, conducted b.y Kiowa Coun­ over low heat until slightly thick­ NO DOWN PAYMENT ON ANYTHING YOU BUY cil, Degree of Pocahontas. The so­ ened. Stir in H cup shredded cheese AT SEARS ON CRED(T cial will follow a regular meeting until cheese is melted. Pour sauce of the council at 7 p.m. over rolls and sprinkle with re­ J Hospital Notes maining *4 cup cheese. Bake in $29.95 ELSEWHERE! kgdmtirt With Admitted Tliesday: Christy Af- moderate oven (350 degrees F.) SCREEI-l-llIN 2 Cycles, Kenmore COPPERTONE WAOON GRILL TRAINER BICYCLE ricano, 36 Center St.; Robert for 20 minutes. Summtr living is o breezt with an insect'frtt UUEEL WITH HOOD, MOTOR, SPIT Sleek 20* leam-how bike. 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Tshombe You can’t buy fresher fish any­ State News Hie boy said the money was his relations, international law, Latin Membership Tea Come to the ROSE FESTIVAL j Rep. Joseph Otta^iano Jr_ I>- Oar etOee Is open Tkareday evenings freas T t* t Celoek for where than at PAULINE’S FRESH I New London, compared peat moss pay for delivering the newspapers America and Africa. Ihls Saturday and Sunday at Drytri and Guest had blackmailed him Griswold said the “ 10-yesr plan’’ The Manchester Federation of year eoavenlenea. If yon prafer. w* wBl have cne af ear eapabte PLANTLAND on the Parkway. SEAFOOD, 139 North Main streeto 1 to perfumed horse manure, and he registered representathree eaU oa yon, at year eenvaelewA to And you can’t but any food thata' PricM OS Lew, Roundup i displayed a can he had on his desk. since last September. is aimed at concentrating studies Democratic Women will sponaor 12lS Tolland Tpke. It will be fun bn areas of the world that have Arrested a memherehlp tea and hat show aesist yen. Whether yonr problem 'lavolvee one tfeonaand er a and informative. There will be more nourishing and more health­ Strvice That's lener ful for you than fresh, wholesome received relatively UtUe emphasis at the K of C Home Sunday from mllllen dellaiw, w* have the faclBUee t* render you complete qualified representatives from (OeatlMwd irom Pa«a One) i Death Penalty Debated Fun uUh CUBA aersioe. "Agrlco,” "Ortho,” "Soott" and fish, bursting with minerals and ■ Hartford, April id — Oppo- New Haven. April 26 wll — ii. the nation’s universities. S to 6 p.m. vltsimins to keep you bouncing Griswold named the areas as ModeU will be Mrs. David Barry. "C. R. Burr” to listen to your NlanUc aUUon and traffic virus re- nenu of eliminatinf the death Stanley Berwald has had his spe­ with energy. PAULINE’S FRESH Potterton's Russia, eastern Europe, Asia, In Congo Mrs. Chester BycholeU, Mias Bar­ questions and prdblems and to help ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church cial license plates for the past SEAFOOD, shop offers fresh- aumed. with some delay at 7:20 | penalty in OonnecUcut a^ain have 10 Africa and Latin America. bara Coleman, Mra. James Foley, Shearson, HAMMILL f Co. you with expert advice, on lawn *jn . The fre i^ t train consisted of j won the, biennial legislative oe- years and he doesn’t plan to ^ m - -e - baked PlES (cherry, blueberry, Mrs. MitAael Mooney, Mrs. Ed­ MMMVW MOTF a W and garden care. You’ll have the apple) also BREADS and ROLLS. 180 car* and waa bound for N ew ; i>ate on the lastie, change them Just because of a (Coatlaned traa Fag* Om ) ward O’Dwyer, Mlaa Nancy Scott, opportunity to discuss your plant­ JiMXtti. i The House reject^ a bill yeater- little international tension. 913 Main Street, Manchester • MItcheD 9-2821 Enoonraga a Boddlng Setenttet Special orders are taken and care­ and Mrs. William Smith. LENOX PHARMACY, 290 East Table Interest! Manchester Parkade Stores Ideal For Square Dancing ing plan.s with Leonard Halpin, a fully filled. MItchelll 9-1546. ------i day callinif for partial abolition of "I’m having too much fun with Hospital Notes In leaving the meeting here Mrs. Carleton Clarke, mx-ner ol landscape con.sut1ant. There will j capital punishment It would have ■ them.” he said. Center Street, has ’’PORTBR Ex Banker Finer Tshombe demanded that Kaaavu- the Tres-Chic Beauty Sakm, 303 SCIENCE EQUIPMENT" that Mollier's Da; i> ‘What’s Thawing!’ be SPECIAL PRICES on rose Plant Shade and Ckilor , „ „ : eliminated the death sentence in ij, Connecticut where it Is pos- kTIONAL SHO Hartford. Apnl 26b except multiple killings .ipi* to obtain plates without any \-Mtiag benra are S to S pJ»- bu’s agreement with the United E. Center S t, will be commentator. aervea to prepare young Ameri­ NATIONAL SHOES makes possi­ Upon coming home from work, a bushe.'!, plants, shrubs and trees. LITTLE k McKINNEY, INC., 2 Btets will be from Irene’s Hat Box, ble an extra gift for Mother. Buy Whatever planting problem Is J. Goodman. **"T*“ ' , , ; and the murder of policemen and | ngures, Berwald’s license reads for ail areas eixcept matoralty Natlona be denounced. He eought cans (boya and girls age 10 and modem husband doesn't ask 15 Woodbridge Street, at Depot •istant Tice president of the ' rt*BA where they are * to 4:3d aad 6:86 to protest what he calWd the at' 777 Main S t up) in learning more about this any three palra of Nylons (priced "What’s cooking," he asks, "What’s troubling you will receive a satisfy­ Square, encourages you to add Mrs. Arthur Rich, chairman of Important field. Not a toy, this 69c to $1.29) and get one pair of thawing!” The FROZEN FOOD ing solution. Learn how to'treat color and shade on your nome « 00*in*ed^^cjp>—A cor- of the modern world. It Is so com­ Bndgepart, Apnl 26 tients’ rooms. No more than two only those who attended the Tan' S t the tea. challenge a student’s attention, growth. It’s FREE. It’s education­ Shrubs, *1.69 each. Gladioli bulbs Goodman. who lives in MysUc. Houm accepted ^ e re co i^ e n _ ^ ^ oneroner’s s finding today absolved a The public Is'Invited. while it propels him along the Cook books used to direct that pletely stocked with MEATS. al and entertaining. Atractive 7c each. Your green, velvety yesterday. He tion by a vote of 1 .S-.3 after a i5- v-HItom at one time, per patient. anarive meeting last month be appeared_in court 5 Norwalk truck driver of blame in seated at OoquilhatvUle. Thla waa road to greater knowledge. Buy white sauce be. made in a double VEGETABLES. FRUITS and hoste.sscs will di.atri^ute roses and lawn can be the envy of the neigh­ i minute debate. boiler. Nowadays with controlled GOURMET MAIN DISHES that borhood with the Turf food, ferti­ was a 27-year veteran of banking the traffic death of 6-yeaf-old ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Mal­ directed at Tshoanbe’s enemy. Ja­ one piece or a set. *niere are test refreshments th i/ Saturday and work. Goodman was srrested by The roll call means the issue, Gale Glover in Stamford. TDC Continues BIKO tube holders, 35o, glass slides, stirface heat and a heavy sauce- take only minutes to heat and Sunday. A pril/ 29 and 30 at lizers, limestone available here at which recurrs at each legislative colm Lovely, Glastonbury; Mrs. son Sendwe. leader of rebellioua the FBI last month followir.g an Douglas Ely was operating a B^ub* tribesmen in North Ka­ dre^pper, fuimel, graduate, slide psm It can be made over direct serve with no time-consuming fuss, PLANTLANE/dll ring the annual enticing prices. Here vou can session. ;s resolved for the General trailer truck that killed the child Florence O’Connell, 437 Birch Mt. Every Friday Night At 8 PsM, heat; but the sauce will need your no waste. Just thrifty, nourishing RENT A LAWN ROLLER. The Investigation of several small Rd.: Stuart Jochimsen, 41 Jam-ls tanga. Study of Status storage box, $1.25, Tripod, $1.25 ROSE FES'EIVAL. Don’t ml.ss It! losses. ; Assembly's current term. as she was riding her bicycle on Tshombe’s demands were refused. also Mortar and Pestle, $1.50. It's undivided attention and constant convenience. Have you Introduced PET CENTER houses lively, Rep. Morris Earle. R-Wilton, led .^L^dTow S t .‘tpril She wa.s Rd.; Raymond Baglln. Coventry stirring. your family to Chinese Egg Rolls, healthy canaries, parakeets, pup­ Goodman headed the tune pay­ Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Kay Ihillo. Tshombe’e tight political control The Town Development Commis­ KNI6HTS OF COLUMBUS HOME a gift of growth for a boy or girl. Esjiwiall.v for Mother ment department of the New- Lon­ the fight to save the biU. Among , sjriK.k by the truck s left rear of ICatanga ia the strongest single ■With Mother’s Day Just around or Cantonese Meat and Shrimp, or Wouldn’t mother be tickled, If pies, tropical fish together with , 1 the arguments his supporters mus- French Rd., Bolton; Mrs. Eliza­ sion (TDC) ’Will meet tonight at Mealtime Merriment Chicken with water chestnuts in a everything you need for their care don branch of the bank at the time . the arguments ms supporters mus- wheel. lever in O>ngoleee politics. TTw 8 at the Municipal Building to fur­ 138 MAIN STREET--MANCHfSrfR the comer on May 14, you’ll find you decided to let P AND M o f his arrest. ;! tered was the contention that ca- Coroner Isadora L KoUer said beth Connors. 53 School St.. Rock­ 'Gather.your family round you special sauce? All your favorite UPHOLSTERY SHOP, 203 North and maintenance. ville: Miss Nancy Custer. 146 lever is economic—Katanga’s cop­ ther discuss its position and future a diversified display of MOTHER'S cuts of. MEAT are conveniently Judge 'William H. Timbers also , pita! punishment is no deterrent to I pjy blameless In the mishlap. per. tin and other mineral riches DAT CARDS at LENOX PHAR­ tonight, round a table at HOB NOB Main Street, fix up her favorite Wells St.; Mrs. Antoinette Fraher, operation without an active, town RESTAURANT where it’s PAM packaged with no bones, no waste Everyone Loves the Delivery ordered Goodman, no longer em- I crime.. „ „ „ „ . . , i ' ------• represent most of The Oongo’a paid, executive director. MACY. (sandwich steaks, breaded veal ^ a lr as a special remembrance Ser\1ce loyed by the bank, placed on pro-^ Rep. John C. Ke.ly. R-Ridgefield. Ex-Judge Dies 83 Starkweather St.; Leslie Robin­ w ^ th . ILY NIGHT every Wednesday from for Mother’.s Day. Perhaps fresh THE son, 5 Warren St.; Mrs. Ruth Bog- The executive director’s position, 5 to 8 o’clock. ALL YOU CAN EAT cutlets, turkey slices with giblet Yes, It Is a great convenience. Before the Belgians gave The presently held by Richard S. Tlb- A Photograph of Mother gravy). There are FISH bites and SLIPCOVERS Is all her chair Why don’t you form the habit of g lisch. 669W. Middle Tpke.; Ronald Congo its independence last June for *1.50 lets you banquet on de­ bits. has been deleted from the Advertise in The Herald— It Pays If your mother la like meet TO CROCHET sticks and complete dinners. Your need.s. You’ll find so many at- telephoning NORTH END PHAR­ De Vaux. 40 Thomas St.. Rock­ 30, the revenues from Katanga ac­ licious Chicken Soup, Southern traotlve, durable fabrics to choose EARLY BIRD Damage Suit Advances . ville: Silvia Carocari. Stafford JT>C budget effective June 1. mothera, she will keep postponing Fried Chicken, Spaghetti. Tossed family can dine Waldorf-Astoria MACY, 4 Depot. Square, tor your counted for well over half of the fashion with plgity of aucclent va­ from here. Call Mitchell ' 9-6324. New York.irk, AprilApr 26 ^ Springs: Susan Dickinson. 531 an appointment with the photog­ Salad, Rolls, Butter and Beverage. needs, for drugs and health sup­ national budget. 5937 riety of FRUITS AND VEGE- Estimates are cheerfully given. plies. No charge for delivery. No widow’s 8750.000 damage suit | Lydall St.; Mrs. Jean Morhardt. 33 With this in mind, Tshombe pro­ rapher no matter how . often her For children under 10 years of age, SHOPPER ehildroa urge it. This year why the dinner is only *1 , More and TABLES every single) day. The A satisfied customer ia the aim of extra charge either, when they agmin»t the New Haven RsUrbad : Hollister St.; Mra Marion Gowdy, claimed the secession of ICatangta P AND M UPHOLSTERY SHOP. He was bom in Hartford. Oct. Coventry: cirolann TralU, 54 N. ■NOT AFFIUATEO WITH ANY OTHK FATING COMPANY* not give a GIFT CERTIFICATE more families are making it a Dairy Dept. Includes the most com­ pick up prescriptions and deliver reached the defense sad prosecu­ and New- \ c. k. which have the ton of Mrs. Catherine from The Congo. Since then he has plete selection of Imported and do­ School St.: Roger Granger. 29 from THE FALLOT STUDIO, 70 happy habit to come regularly for the medicine. Feel free to call finds the best tion summation stage today. pena.it>. ______i Condron and the late held out for a loose confederation mestic CHEESE in town. There’s Old-time cooks sometimes fla­ NORTH END PHARMAfJY often. Both sides rested their cases yes­ Hackmatack St.; Robert Moore. of Congo provinces that would al- i East Center Street, entitling her Family Night every Wednesday. James F. Condron. He lived In to one or more portralta In color BROILED LOBSTER is the Friday imported camway cheese from vored their gingerbread cakes and Mitchell 9-4585. terday before Judge Thomas F. i 32 Knighton St.: Lloyd Eddy. 37 low him to preserve his authority, j Denmark, also Edam from Hol­ cookipji with lemon. (Julck-order JANTZEN Murphy and a Jury in federal court. I 2 Join Jobless List Newington 33 years 4 Girard Ave., Rockville; Mrs. or black and white. She can come special at HOB NOB RESTAU­ Tshombe was one of the new j RANT, Good food Is served up in land. Buy SHREDDED Mozzarella modem cooks can bake a pack­ You can improvise a steamer Mrs. MUdied E.' Shepard, mother I Washinr-on. April 25 — Dan-' He was graduated from the Lucrezia PerallL 146 S. Main St.; Congolese allowed by the Belgians , for the sitting at her convenience and the net result will be constant­ an atmosphere of fun and relaxa­ or Cheddar or SHAPED ROUND age-of gingerbread mix and frost by using a wire rack In the bottom bathing suits c t two, a resident of Montgomerj-, bur>- and Willimantie. Conn . are University of Connecticut and had Norbert Saegaert, 21 Westminister to have any political or economic AMESITE for cheeseburgers. The FROZEN It with confectioners’ sugar of a large covered kettle. ly cherished and grow even more tion. The chef fs waiting for you. N.Y., Is suing for the death of her | among smaller areas added to the attended Trinity College and thelpd.; Darid Johnson. 18 Hillcreat responsibility in pre-Independence | FOOD DEPARTMENT of GRAND moistened with lemon Juice and husbwd. Byron C. Shepard Jr.. 37.; University of Connecticut Law meaningful. For Mother’s Day labor department's list of com­ Rd ; George Enes. Wapping; Mrs. days. Wild rice Is a tall aquatic jjer- UNION offers dependable help a add a little grated lemon rind. ‘.Amerork’ Hardware at . . . a railroad hreman. munities with substantial unem- School. He served as Judge of the Doris Nichols. 24 Delmont St. He became a ■wealthy business | 1981, we auggeat a GIFT CER­ busy homemaker needs for serving TIFICATE from THE FALLOT ennial grass whose grain or a e^ is Brighten up your kitchen-cab­ Shepard waa shot fatally by Har- nlovment. Newington Town Court from 1948 BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son man. He also gained experience in 1 DRIVES up the "Basic 7’’ dally. Center Your Fun Around Camping inets. WILLIAM PECK LUM Tr— RichardD4j«htmeiwl Bender,-- -*— 'Rtt 39. am New m to 1950 and was an active member STUDIO. used as food. White rice is the seed I; means the two Connecticut to Mr. and Mra. Ralph Gilman, tribal politics and became adept at i of an annual grass. MANCHESTER SURPLUS BER. 2 Main Street, Is headquar­ Raven railroad frei^ i conductor. communities have per cent or of the Democratic Tow-n Commit­ East Glastonbury. political infighting before m ost; ^ FIRST IN QUALITY Experience In a railroad vard in New Haven. 6 Evar heat grape Juice with This captivating dove center- Appetizing Aroma 8210 SALES, 169 North Main Street, ters for HARDWARE by ’Arne more of their work force unem­ tee in Newington. BIRTH TODAY: A son to Mr. other Congolese political leaders, Is Our Of BARBECUED CHICKEN rock”. There are pulls, knobs, Conn., Nov. 5. 1957. ■pIceaT Nice eerved in heavy toot­ piece ad'ds that extra Interest to Golleot. Valuable Stamps 10-20 lets j’ou camp out In comfort and F A S H I O N ' ployed. The gtn-emment announced He had been a candidate for the and Mra. Richard Chapman, 5 had a chance to test their wings. ^ FAIREST IN PRICE Best table or buffet tops! It holds flgw- “S & H ” GRPEN STAMPS are comes out to greet you at LYNN .save, because they are headquar­ hinges and catches to add modern The widow contends the railroad \-esterday that the number of i °f first selectman in 1952 He is 42. ed goblets. waa negligent in rehiring Render. Fern St.. Rockville. Guarantee ers or fruit beautifully; and is given with each purchase at W. T. POULTRY FARMS STORE, All tb^ Just right for the young In ters for CAMPING EQUIPMENT. style or Early American charm to smaller areas claasifled as su f-1 •"‘1 Condron was a Marine DISCHARGED 'YESTEIU3AY: This Congo riverside town lies ! * FASTEST SERVICE easy-to-c rochet. GRANT COMPANY. You can save work of preparation is dqne for heart! A striking blouse and full, You’ll find Tents and Sleeping cabinets, In a kitchen, recreation 757 MAIN STREET Through counsel and witnesses nt i ferlng from substantial unem-! *-‘^*'P*" °Hd War II. , There’s Magic In a Halmit the trial, sha riiatged that the rail-' Mrs. Evelyn Chapman, South to the north of the coiinto’. "Ute j Pattern No. 6937 has crochet di­ as you spend because these “ S k you. Just let the store tuck a tollv- full skirt trimmed with colorful Bags, Outdoor Cook set.s, Stoves, room, hall or closet. (Near the State Theater) ployment increased from 184 to 199 He leaves his mother in New­ Windsor; Anne Richardson. RFD province is under the Jurisdiction | Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contractor "There's something wonderfully rections; material requirements H ” GREEN STAMPS entitle you to cooked BARBECUED CHMCEN ric rac. A square dance must. road permitted {tender to remain ington. different about you,” hi what your plus the Food-Beverage Servers aa an employe while knowing that in April. 2, Manchester: Mrs. Mildred of FTesident ICasavubu's govern- i stitch illustrations. additional distinguished merchan- into a special bag and you drive No. 8210 with Patt-O-Rama is in for people on the go. (Ice Chests, ‘Taylor’ 55’lnea Labor Secretary Arthur J. Gold­ Funeral services will be held Wark, Ellington; Mrs. Mary ment. based in Leopoldville. friends will aay if you let sO’easy- ASddrea Jto2rSC dles. W, T. GRANT COMPANY is home with It ready to alico and se,c- sizes JO, 12, 14, 18, 20. Bust 31 to NORTH END PACKKAGE he had a history of mental disturb­ SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, 983 Jugs, Picnic Kits). Plan to have ance and was "an inherently dan-; berg commented that "We are 'still Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Richard Twible, North Coventry; Mrs. Several Congolese politicians ^ To order, send 25c in coins to happy to make this extra benefit tion for a delicious mhin dish. 40. Size 12, 32 bust, blouse, 2% STORE, 149 North Main Street, W. Sheehan Home 1084 New have grown Increasingly im pa-' Main Street have a free hand in Your car fills up will)''' a mouth­ fun outdoors this summer. A visit Invites your acquaintance w’lth the gerous person.’’ not out of the woods” on the Job­ Mary luliano, 127 White St.; kbs. Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening possible for its customers who will yards of 35-inch; skirt, 3'^ yards. to MANCHESTER SURPLUS less problem. Britain Ave., West Hartford. Olive Nicherson, 17 TBlcott Ave., Uent with the independent-minded THOMAS COLU Co. creating a lovely otyle by HAIR- Herald. 1150 AVE. OF AMERI­ continue to enjoy Grant’s depend­ watering fragrance of'young, beau­ To order, send 35c in coins to: wonderland of wine for cooking, SALES is your point of beginning. Burial will be In St. Michael's Rockville; Mrs. Sophie F’iesclk, Tshotpbe because of his rigid stand CUTTING. For children under 12, ably low prices in each and every tifully browned /chicken BAR­ for cocktails, for summer coolers. Dempsey Vetoes Bill JA 2-5750 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9.5224 CAS NEW YORK so. N.Y. Sue Burnett, Manchester Evening Here you’ll find a complete selec­ Cemetern-, Springfield. Mass. 226 W. Main St., Rockville; George against the United Nations and haircuts are $1.75. All others are For Ist-class mailing add 10c department. This service is a wel­ BECUED to perf/ctlon for you. Herald, 11.50 AVE. OF AAfERI- Hartford. April 25 IB—Gov, John j 12 Get Scholarships Gibson, 269 W. Center St.: Mrt. because of his Isolationist eco­ $2. It's a akllled, learned technique come "extra’’ for you. Just one Buy more than, one and have the Sale Ends Saturday tion of "TAYLOR” WINES (Sher­ Ei'anston, 111.. Apri'. 26 i.'P' — for each pattern. Print Name, Ad makings of delicious sandwiches, CAS, NEW YORK 36, N.Y. ry, Port, Muscatel, Rose and N. Dempsey today vetoed an elec-; Mary .Pikoulas, Ekut Hartford; nomic policies. the Skfhultz ataff has, when it dress with Zone and Pattern more reason why it’s such profit­ For Ist-class mailing add 10c Three more days remain to take SUPPORT Twelve Connecticut students were 1 ale Gets 2 Grants 'NOT AFHLIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' comes to analyzing your features salad, casaeroles conveniently advantag:e of the SALE ON Sparkling Burgundy). Golden col­ tlons bill s ^ c h , he 98id, would! Mra. Jeanette Bennett, 40 Bretton Tshombe for his part quickly Number. able fun to buy at W. T. GRANT for each pattern. Print Name, Ad­ weaken the state’s prflhary law. among nearly 1,000 throughout the New Haven. April 26 (JP)—Yale and then proceeding confidently to COMPANY. Shop tonight until 9 ready. Be a walk-in customer, or F'ENCING at THE W. G. GLEN- ored ’’Chateau” wine from France received two grants yesterday, one Rd.; Mrs. Marie Rivers and daugh­ laid down his conditions for his Have you the ’61 Album con dress with Zone, Style No. and It was tlM finA bill Dempsey has country named tor 4-year merit p«rticipation In' the CoquilhatvUle snip and Miape and train your hair and start accumulating ’’S & H’’ telephone ahead, but do enjoy NEY CO.. 336 North Main Street. is *1.60, a "fifth.” You’ll find im­ YOUR BABY IN STYLEl Bcholarahlps to th^olleges of theic a $3 million donation from the ter, 15 Westfield S t; Mrs. Eliza­ taining many lovely designs and Size. vetoed since taking office in Janu- beth Gerakaris and daughter, East conference. 'When it became ap­ into becoming behavior for you. GREEN STAMPS that are worth BARBECUED CHiaCEN from 5’our home acquire.s a precious, ported and domestic CHAM­ aiy^ He has a^iroved 64 bills. choice, the Nation^ Merit Scholar­ Ford Foundation to help finance free patterns? Only 25c a copy! money to you In desirable mer­ LYNN POULTRY FARMS STORE. Basic Fashion, Spring * Sum­ PAGNE at NORTH END PACK­ Hartford; Mrs. Josephine German parent these conditions would not Give them an idea of the hairstyle mer '61 has a wealth of sewing sheltered, appearance when it is ■nie bill vetoed today .now goes ship Corp. fNMSC) announced to­ the university’s new "10-year you might like, or bring in a pi4 teaspoon salt initials over the top with small enough to hold several suits or Big. Big, 79c SeUere ^ 1/4 cup butter or margarine 1 cup milk pieces of semi-sweet chocolate. coats. "MARTINIZING” SERVKX5 1 can (1 pound' <'4 ounces) 1 egg (.slightly beaten) K is fast and satisfying. keeps weolens safe! pineapple spears 2 teaspoons lemon juice Ever melt currant Jelly and spoon It over baked apples’/ The QOLF BALLS 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 1 teaspoon onion flakes Mutual Funds 2 . tablespoons soy sauce 2 cups finely chopped cooked process may have to be repeated All-elastic maternity Distance — Long LUe at intervals for a definite glazed For maximum safety, income 8 preserved kumquats (drained) shrimp, and growth, you should check the girdle {withexclusive shonU k Up Now effect. Coat chicken pieces with mix­ ’4 cup enriched com meal advantage of MUTUAL FUNDS der straps, patent #2,345,760), ture of flour, salt, celery salt, gar­ Melt butter In saucepan; stir in available at your New York Stock Enjoy non-restricting snpport flour and salt; cook until bubbly. For the "Stork Queens” lic powder and nutmeg. Brown in If that fabulous bird Is winging Exchange Member. SHEARSON, and keep looking attractiva Two TEK Youth'* Don't be trapped by the offers hot butter In large skillet. Drain Add milk; cook and stir constantly HAMMIILL & COMPANY, 913 over low heat until thickened. your way, you should skip into throughout your day* in wait* brutho* FRECI pinekpple and reserve. Mix pine­ BURTON’S, 841- Main Street, Main Street, Mitchell 9-2821. apple syrup with lemon juice and Stir a little of the hot sauce into ing. Shoulder straps giv# the egg, then gradually ,stir egg where their MATERNITY SHOP Dividend Has Been Increased of "Free Box Storage." Know soy .sauce: add ’4 cup of the mix­ has the nicest fashions for the im­ added upljft during final ture to chicken In skillet; cover pnixtiire Into hot sauce. Cook and portant “ lady-ln-walting” that ” We suggest the purchase of months. Lightweight power TOOTH and simmer tmtil chicken Is about stir a few minutes; remove from NEW ENGLAND GAS * ELEC­ ^ 0 you are. To keep you cool and com TRIC ASSOCIATION tor income net with special O.B. batiste what you are getting before you half cooked. Add remaining .syrup, heat aild Stir in lemon Juice, onion fortable, looking fresh and dainty drained pineapple and kumquats flakes and shrimp. Chill 35 to 4,5 and safety. Detailed Information front elastic band lift* and BRUSHES around the cloclf, the *2-pc. regarding thla company may be supports your abdomen a* TOTAL and finish cooking. Makes 4 serv­ minutes. Shape Into 6 cakes; roll DRESSES are tagged from *10.99 send your clothes out! in com meal Fry* In about 2 table­ had by writing COBURN k MID- t3.44 1 7 8 ings. tailored of drip-dry fabrics that your figure expands. Wear it spoons hot melted butter until DLEBROOK, INC.. 629 Main as a girdle or panty. Remov­ . . SO DONT TAKE OUR WORD VALUil.... need little ironing. 'ITie tidy checks Street. Mitchell 3-1105.” The Joy of Good Eating golden brown—7 to 8 minutes per always look neat. Buy several able crotch. White, sizes S-M- for the excellence of the W * cioaii ovary gormant and store Hiem in oor Experience the Joy of living side. TOPS to mix and match outfits for A quick way to set your hair for L-XL (pre-pregnancy waist **sciivicr' when you Unger happily over din­ needed variety and change. The THIS COMPLETE ROOMFUL firaproof, mothproof storage vanlt. They are Useful and Decorative a spur-of-the-moment date Is to rub measurement).. ■only 5.95 ner at FIANO’S RESTAURANT polka dotted one, at *4.99, edged your entire scalp with cotton soaked r SUNGLASSES (XICKTAIL LOUNGE on Route During WATKINS’ SPRING TENNIS promptly deoned when received and ore hung as k With rick rack might please you, in cologne, then put it up in curl­ Safeguard your eyes 6 ai)d 44 In Bolton. The spa­ SALE now in progress, you’ll find too. BURTON’S wants to remind Drop-cup maternity li the usual quality furni.shings on all ers or pincurls. It will dry quickly MONING BOARD RACKET against the summer carefully as furs. They are protected by coding cious dining room, tastefully dec­ vou that if you’ve always enjoyed and hold the set for the evening. luns harmful rays. four floors now specially priced. nursing bra. AdjuitaUa 2.25 Weekly UptwiEljt and humidity controls to prevent mildew and orated, Inspires a feeling of well­ wearing SHORTS AND SLACKS GAS CONVERSION 5-pc. *Brocad«' Grouping Includts: being. You’ll be In a delightful di­ The black Vermont maple sap you can continue doing so during Needlepoint with Embroidery Floss for bust development. StHebed If lieug h lieisaia tely weald cast yowl PAD and fifiiitiM sin. bucket is enhanced with a gleam­ Instead, ask moth damage. lemma trying to place your order your entire reign as "Stork At YOUR YARN SHOP, on the cotton broadcloth with Baa- Sofa, Arm Choir, 3 Occasional Tabtos SOFA------H u n td i ply from the choice menu. Spacious ing eagle behind a patriotic shield. Queen” . downstairs floor of House k Hale, /nriette lined inner eapi. Priced *5.85 this BUCKET holds CORtntTABU. COVER laminated . accommodations for wedding re­ you’ll find PICTURE CANVAS, di­ Dainty ninon shell trim. Siiae construction magazines, umbrellas or serves as Furniture or floors coated with COCKTAR.TABU. bur storage box 12" deep by 24" ceptions or class reunions are pro­ rect from France, that you needle­ 32-36A, 82-40B, 82-40C, S- • IWAMBKANCASASSOaATMl Ursmaticslly styled in contemporary taste. . . the mfa le vided In the banquet hall, which a handsome waste basket. natural wax can be washed with point with inexpensive 6-strand 8 • TOUR lOCAt GAS COMPANT and chair are covered with plastic upholstery looks STEP-END TABU. •OUILE SEWN wide by 36" long. Holdt the gor- can be sectioned off to afford pri­ thick soap or detergent suds, then embroidery thread instead of the 40D. White..-«^jj,y 2.50-S.50 • OR TOUR NEIGHIOR . . . like rich, elegant brocade. Wipes clean with'a cloth! ARMCHAIR_____ Liquors ments of on overage family. vacy to large or small groups. No Moths Like Fur-blend Hats rinsed. If water Is kept to a min­ costly wool. Priced 89c to *4.69 TOTAL...nOA4 12” SOFTBALL effort Is spared In bringing you HOUSE HAL^: SHOE SERV­ imum, the suds will remove the choose from florals, scenics, copies Cuierway Ana Sofa and Choir—Tailored by expert crafts­ PARKER’S exacting satisfaction. ICE calls your attention to the im­ dirt but not the hard-finish waix of famous p>aintlngs. Why not com­ men! The^re foam-filled for unsurpassed comfoii. Made Addllionol Ploco* AvMlobtot ■MTI HP PV OMR portance of HAT CLEANING for iteelf. plete a picture you’ll be proiid to with heavy-duty coil springs and hardwood oak frames. LONDOX DRY Plus men and women at this time of cherish through the years, or to DKORATOR LAMPS______7.9* tiflt Bln M... 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J. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE TWE^Tlf-THKll pa g e t w e n t y -two DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY ■1 OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLH

LEMME«H0W NWl WHAT SMART 'W OUUPSAUKE T SUV ONE EER YA WHAT A LOO KING POBKV VHEN I FINISH WITH Antwer to Preyleue Fuiale ELM ER, PETUNIA? M IA TEY ER ' FAP.'—tM RSTIRINS Indians Cop Opener Behind N E O a iB S l « W E U K ^ T 1 p»rr TWN< TO MY •DEN TO TRANS­ Marianos Island T H E Y T IE «KJW THAT YOOR RAClHS. TTI6, .1 NBEP ANV H E 'L L LATE SOPHOCLES/ <1 N K i a iW A T INTA,BLMER1 TURTL* IS PUSHINB OP 9Y8TM CFlAOM,WMATK YOU knayes in mind 1 bland In tlN 7fS TH AN A WHEN HE WROTE, IgfrUnnn Bnt YOORNEKT CAPER BOneotIta 5Pun (S O IN G T O S e ceHmPeoB 'THE HAPPIEST LIFE 6 Reluctant Ray Dotchin Delivers Two-Run Triple T F ? Y IN e T D CONSISTS IN producU "TMA^ORf • TW e h tUf 7Unuaual rope.' UENORAMi-cy Ijb^ aScandinaybn IS bland of name By FRANK CLINE ^ McAdam pitched a nifty flve-'^lnto acorlng position and Dotchln4base runners. McAdam pitched aAfWcrtatlon Park In Wllllmgntle Naiwleon’a 0 Spoke baltinglr hitter and might have had a shut­ delivered them a few moments good game And our defense was will be 2:30. aziia 10 French river Beatingr ineligibility-riddled later. Dotchin himself scored on adequate." ISEfg-ahapad 11 Homed out with a little more luck. The Hsachttler (4) UCrarat ramlnant Hall High by three runs and southpaw sllnger struck out 10 Casserinn’s second wild pitch of Geciausku was the' only Indian ab r h po a a rbl 16Sria3i“anlmab30ShortdaMW the inning. to get more than one hit, coming Sibrlnsa, 3b ...... 4 1 1 6 0 0 0 ISOrMie o n 81 Decimal48Lump, yesterday afternoon’s rain batters and Issued only five base Kelley. If ...... 3 1 1 | 0 0 0 ameatera Indians’ first run in the fourth up with two singles.. .His shot to 22 Ancient Aaiana S3 RepetlUona on balls against the Warriors who Minor, lb...,...... 4 0 0 7 0 0 0 17 Employ M FM tto anSSasSPUM adjuatera J^ ong^ storm by a matter of mo­ last week saw 13 seniors dropped was unearned. With two out. Skip right in the second'frame was al­ ManeggU, c ...... 1 0 0 1110 UUovo fuTtlrolT Marsh singled to center and so first for a Red and White play­ Dotchin. rf ...... 4 1 1 1 0 Q 3 T. HAMLIN 10 Como In again M Car (coll.) <0 Blrdi of piey • -51 ments, Manchester High’s from the squad by school sutfiorl- Geciauskas, 3b .... 3 0 3 1 I 0 0 BY V. M T M a r a v 43 Imitate aufflxea tlAs because of disciplinary rea­ promptly stole second base. Cas- er this spring.. ."Gus” also turned Johnson, as ...... 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 a l l y OOP 21 P ^ u c t of tUa baseball team successfully May. as ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 UXX I mLVUH.OXY, TlME- bbnd 2 8 o5 ? S f X - « Shiny fabric sons. serino made a wild throw trying in a defensive gem of the day ^ ■ yEAX_ \ SAY.' WHASSA MATTER KINDA 60T Dlsciplos 46 EnthuflMni W Worni opened Ita 1961 aeaaon with a 4-1 to pick Marsh off base and, when Marsh, cf ...... 4 1110 0 0 yO U RSELF WHOS. TR A V EU N S TCXT T3U6H SSSalne triumph at Memorial Field. Ai- Dotchin Hits Clutch Triple with a glove-handed stab of Cole­ McAdam. p ...... 1 0 10 10 0 ,^WEirJ>«^VyHMCHA \ WITH 1^ 24Volcinlc bvaa the ball bounced off centerflelder man's liner In the fifth. IN A BIND, t a l k in ' A RACKET FOR LITTU r IT r thou^h both teams are membera of Key hit of the day wes •provided 1 BAlX HlWE, ' oOT IN Trf 1 A HOT Oi SHRA'Mi^MOONMBa; 27 OUmpac 1 r i I r r r Jim Coleman's knee. Marsh scam­ Coleman Haunts Old Teammates Totals ...... i o ’i ’ r n ’i ’i ' e DIDNTCHA? 29If bintiM p ' the Central Connecticut Interacho- by Ray Dotchin, who like Mc­ u pered all the way around to score. Tony Dew had two of the War­ At'rl ------era Padflc 1!" il laatlc L«br:uc, the win does not Adam is a senior, in the Red and Hall Run Tainted sbrhpoaarM 32 Fool riors’ five hits off McAdam. . . Hall Catcher Tony Dew Apparently Out via Steal count in the slandinRs as league White team’s three-run fifth frame. Hall's run also was tainted. Re­ Coleman, who used to live In Man­ Coleman, c f ...... 3 0 11110 SAForererlpooL) 16 II action does not start until next Dotchin lashed a triple over the H acy. 3b ...... 3 0 1 1 I 0 0 SB Indolent IT lief hurler John McGurk reached chester and played with some of Gibson ss ...... 4 0 0 1 4 0 -1 87 Soup container week. Hall rightflelder's head with run­ first as leadoff man when Craig the present Indian players In the Euliano, 3b ...... 5 0 1 3 3 1 0 IT u . It was a typical high school 40OI 080 38Nagatiye ners on second and third and two Johnson’s throw to first was into Alupml League including Me- Dew°"c*’. .'.*!...... 4 0 3 1 contraction- opener, highlighted by both some out to drive In both runners. 5 T 21 the dirt for an error, Johnson’s Adam, was on base four times, Smith, rf'.’ 4 0 0 1 89 Observed good and bad baseball. Good over­ Dave Slbrinsz opened the third of the game. Coleman walk­ three via walks and one hit.. . Hoffman. If . 0 0 41 ------Moinea, It all defense, timely hitting and fine Indians' fifth with a single to left iCasscrino. p 0 0 0 Iowa 5 T r a ' m w ed and both moved up on a sacri Among the spectators was Will McGurk. p .. 1 0 0 42 Jewel pitching by Steve McAdam were and Tom Kelley drew a base on flee. McGurk scored while Mike Clarke, retired basketball coach 44W ir godof ST the high spots with some weird balls. The rally seemed to be pet- Geciauskas was throwing out Paul Touts S3 1 I 1 .TWrt-lil who visited with many old friends Manchester ...... OnO 130 OOx—4 Greece base running, particularly in the terlng out as the next two bat­ Gibson at first on a grounder be­ oh the faculty including successor 106-1 4BF^ilngout W Hall ...... JWO 000 late innings, costing the Indian.^ ters popped up. But a wild pitch tween third and shortstop. Elgin Zatursky. . . Tomorrow af­ 2B. Kelley: 3B. Dotchin: SB. Marsh, 49Pn>ponlon the opportunity to pad their win­ "It's always nice to start out Slbrinsz, Mini Minor: SAC.“ ■ "Macy *3: DP. B8HonaeUold fod w by losing Joe Casserino ad­ ternoon the Indians journey to CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER r ning margin. vanced both Indian base runners with a win," declared veteran Willimantic to take on Windham Coleman to Dew to Kuliano: LOB, Man­ fcy WlA WA 54 Bothering chester 7. Hall 12: BB, McAdam 6. Caa- BBConaumra C" Coach Tom Kelley afterwards. (0-2) with senior Kevin Toomey serino 5: SO McAdam 10. Casserlno 5, 57 Roman date "Overall it was a pretty good per­ Coach Kelley’s mound choice... McGurk 3: Hits off. Casserino 6 for 4 BSPaange in the U ti 8Z formance although we did make runs in 4 3/3 InninRs: McGurk 3 for 0 BY AL VERMEER IT JT George May will get a chancO to runs in 3 1/3: B, cAsserlno: WP. Cas- PRISCILLA’S POP brain some mistakes, particularly . as start at shortstop.. .Game at j g^rlno: L, casserlno; ■nme.'2-.SS. 59 Bom.. s r YOU W ERE LIKE A S W IN IN Q - / N O . N O ! fYbU W ERE’ 60 Old tax 8 T V I M E A N W EARING TMAT , Summer Hoop Leagues KNKSW T IN SMINIMG- A R M O R S P eiEadalpait !T u ARMOR! Y O L T R E OLD BLUE SERSEJ DOWN s r 1 ^ILU REMEMBE^ ' S U I T . ' ^ y OUR PlfRST CVATE'y k lO O IN O ! lObtaina U IT SPoUab lancer j a Soft Buck Causes All Sorts of Problems SQimpetent ^ Banned by NCAA Body New 'Vork— (NE.A)— Two With Coaches Son on S ^ ad Washington, April 26 (fl'l—The't'Walter Byers said the council al- nice old ladies, evidently see­ BY FRANK O’NEAL ing their first fight at St. Nich­ SHORT RIBS Council-, of thA National Collegiate so refused to delay by one year a olas Arena in New Vork, wore Athletic As.sociation today is ex­ new ban on participation of high iniioli Interested. New York, April 26 (iP)—When'f* I guess sometimes'4t’a tougher pected to end probation and per­ school football players in All-Star the Fordham two-mile relay on the kid that it is on me,” said They kept a.sking the man O'Connor, who has five other eons mit Auburn University once again football games. team—one of the best In the coun­ to take part In NCAA-sponsored next to them questions. IVh.v to watch besides Don. "F6r In­ ^.RDWW8 P < ^ The 1961 NCAA Convention did they put the Ire pack on try this year—runs, Coach Artie championships and bowl games. adopted the new rule. Some pro­ stance, ~h(^ Is the one member of the fighter’s face? Why did the O’Connor takes ah extra-hard the te«m I can keep my eye on sU A top NCAA, source said the de­ moters of All-Star games had ask­ referee scold one of the box­ look at the leadoff man. cision would come when the coun­ ed that It be eased for some games ers? Who were tho’se men the time. cil acted on a report by the com­ this year. He has to because the first run­ ” At the dinner table I can five ‘Wliotlaya Mean Safe?’ Asks Indians’ Craig Johnson Who clMnhed In the ring after, ner is his son, Don, a sophomore. mittee on infractions, which har ' Auburn originally was placed on each round ? him the fish eye if I think he's been reviewing the athletic "pol­ probation for three yearc. How­ “It causes all sorts of problems, eating the wrong food or too much BY JOE CAMPBELL After a parUeiilarly bloody this business of having your son BONNIE icies and practices” of the Ala­ ever, the school was found in vio­ round, the man turned to one or too little. I don’t know what tha bama scliool. The council ends a lation of the NCAA code a second the team,” said O’Connor to- other boys are doing when they’re of the old ladles ami said, "It’s day. "TTie big thing is that you FOR THE three-day meeting today. Ume April 21, 1958, and the proba­ a terrible way to make a living, out of my sight at night. But I Allburn has been on probation have to be extra careful that the can kiep tabs on Don. LAST TIME, 4-25 tion was extended to Sept. 1, 1961. Isn’t It? ” other kids don’t think you are fa­ NO.TOUCANnr for player recruiting rule viola­ However, It was provided that ”.\re you kidding?” site re­ "Then there’s the matter of tions since 19.')6. It is the long­ voring your son." H A V E A N Y ii the probation could be ended at plied. “It’s a soft hiiek." what the other kids think about i i est penalty handed any NCAA Less than two weeks ago at the me. When Don is around, they're COOKIES ' this meeting of the NCAA Coun­ Quantlco Relays, the Fordham member since 1952, when the cil if a review showed Auburn had probably a little embarrassed to NCAA began enforcement of its quartet—three sophs and a junior m i lived up to terms of the code in its - ran the two-mile relay in 7:30. say 'The coach is nuts.’ Yet he'd code on recruiting of athletes. athletic recruiting. Canavari on Staff probably agree with them. The council yesterday banned Now this is a little more than 10 organized summer basketball com­ Auburn's football team won the For Ramsey Camp seconds over the ■world record. But But he better never say It se petition. Players taking part in national championship in 1957, but it came on the first meet of the I can hear.” was ineligible to play in a post­ season in the East after just a such summer ba.sketball could not John Canavari, popular basket­ Besides Don, the other membera play college basketball under the' season bowl because of NCAA pro­ couple of weeks of preliminary of the two-mlle relay team are propo.'=aI by the NCAA council. bation. Since then, the Tigers have ball coach of Rockville High School training. Frank Kenney, Frank Tomeo and Most organized summer basket­ consistently had one of the best has been added to the staff of the "The night before the race, Don Doug Tynan. ball is played either in the Los football teams in the nation blit Frank Ramsey Basketball Camp, told me he wanted to be replaced c i m >> ««■» Til. nn.ttjLfM.on. have not teen able to play in any as leadoff man," O'Connor said. What does Don think about It Angeles area or in the. Eastern it has been announced today by all? ■ i«.o.a.pii.aaM tiSfcesu-- ^Th« main thing to learn about baby-tittinR, Janie, is United States. New I'crk ’s Cats- bow] game. Carl Fischer, director of the "He was afraid he wouldn't do 4-lA good enough and that he would get "Doesn’t bother me a bit." how to handlo •mergencles — like when vie parents, kill Mountain resorts, the so- camp. Located in Windham Cen­ BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD called "Borscht Circuit,” is hot blamed if we lost and that I’d be JUDD SAXON ter. Camp Windham will be the lo­ embarrassed. corns honw unexpectedly In the middle of your party 1" bed of summer basketball. Tuesday’g Honirrs cale for the school beginning Sun­ eu A council spokesman stressed day, Aug. 27. and ending eight "Well, 1 talked him Into run­ IFl (Season Total In Parentheses) ning and he did all right, clock Sport Schedule that the recommendation resulted days later on September 3. ing 1:55.6.” BEHIND BY ROUSON , from a study begun last year, be- AMERICAN l.EAGUE Caiiavari will join very capable LITTLE SPORTS Right now O'CJonnor la hoping ' forc recent revelations of alleged GentUe, Orlolee (8). ;ind well-known men in the field of Thursday, April 81 NATION.4L LEAGUE toget down to around 7:25 In the -•<©00 bribes and links between college basketball playing and coaching. Manchester at Windham, 3:80, paiHM basketball players and gamblers. Muslal, Cards (2). -Ramsey, who heads the staff, jiust Penn Relays Saturday. That not Ratn McCovey, Giants (2). only would be a meet record, but Page Park. Bad' Association completed a standout season with RHAM at Bacon Academy, 8:1B. the world champion Boston Cel­ would set the team up to taka He added that one of the prob­ dead aim on the world record □ lems arising fi'Om summer basket­ tics. With Ramsey will be veteran Friday, April 88 nc.xt year. ball is "the creation..in some in­ College Baseball coach of both championship high Southington at Rockville, I;1B. stances, of undesirable associa­ •school and college teams, Hugh tions" between players and others. Wesleyan 7, Coast Guard 0. Greer. Greer has demonstrated his Other objections, he said, were Yale 3, NYU 2 (called 6th, rain). ■ability as a coach year after year Cew. %l SeallseKm Cwte that off-season basketball leads to Yale Frosh 4, Springfield Frosh compiling a record second to none tSWwMRMfHM. 8 . In New England. (Herald Photos by Ofiara) exploitation of student athletes, BY JOHNNY HART may result in excessive competi­ B. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-FIVl |»AQS TWENTY-FOUR On the Basis o f Early Returns THE G arolinas' FRACTURED BEAN Herald! Angle Dominate Tigers Fare Best in Winter Trades 5^ 2) EARt YOST Golf Event .Cincinnati, the Chicago Whits SoxAin Joe McClain, a righthanded SporU Editor New York, April 26 (4*)—f With Bruton hitting in ths No. 2 »a righthander, also haa a 1-0 hole and Steve Boros, another ord after three appearances. The and Milwaukee that sent Joey Jay pitcher who cost them only |25,- Pinehurst, N.C., April 26 i/Pi— On the basis of early returns, Tigers grabbed Donohue from the and Gene Freese to the Reds, Juan 000 in the special draft for the The 61st North and South Ama­ rookie, playing third base and hit­ Pisarro and Cal McUsh to the World Champion the appear to ting .333, the new faces are pay­ Los Angeles Dodger organisation new clubs from “Dick’s the player we can least afford to lose,” tobacco teur Golf had a pro­ ing off In Tiger Stadium. Chuck in the regular minor league draft White Sox and Roy McMillan to nounced Carolinas accent today aa have been the most successful the Braves Is a standoff, farm systems. McClain has a 2-0 chewink Danny Murtaugh, manager of the World Champion in their various off season Cottier, also acquired from the for )25,000. He had a 5-5 record record, beating Cleveland and Min­ 10 of the first round match play Braves, Is a capable Infield reserve in St. Paul last year. Not AU His Fault Pittsburgh Pirates said of his fine shortstop, Dick Groat, Mr. survivors were from the Carolinas player maneuvers. nesota. The Senators also have behind Chico Fernandez. The San Franclsco-Cleveland Freese isn’t hitting. He has no been helped by MartyKutyna, who Everything of the Buccos. Groat, the Duke alumnus who first area. Heading the list was Charlie The Tigers, off to a blazing start deal haa not paid any spectacular Smith of Gastonia, N.C., the de­ with eight in a row after dropping Perhaps the most Important of homers and la under .200 while beat Chicago in relief. They got attracted attention on a national level as tWo-time All-Arher- all was the acquisition of Brown, dividends for either side yet. playing third base for the Reds. fending champion. their first game, came out of win­ ,him from Kansas City in a deal ica basketball player with the Blue Devils, has authored an By stretching a point you could former Chicago White Sox and has an 0-1 rec­ Jay is 0-2 but it isn't all his fault. for catcher Haywood Sullivan. excellent baRcball book, with a blg^ ter deals with Milwaukee' and ord with no complete games to make it a dozen from the two others with a first string catcher Cleveland catcher who went to He lost 4-0 and 1-0. McMillan is Boston had to wait until yester­ assist from Pittsburgh baseball Milwaukee In December and then show in two starts for Cleveland states. Peter Green, from Frank­ in Dick Brown, a regular center batting .259 for the Reds and play­ day to get its first returns on 'the writer. Bill Surface, entitled The lin, Mich., is a junior at the Uni­ fielder in Billy Bruton and two was thrown into the Bolling deal against Washington and Kansas ing short, as expected. Pizarro has deal that sent Frank Sullivan to World Champion Pittsburgh Pi­ a few days later. Although he hit City. Willie Kirkland, the outfield­ versity of North Carolina and capable in Terry Fox and been no more than a seldom-used the Phillies for Gene Conley. Sul­ rates. It’s another book in the fine Dick Chapman, from Palm Beach, only .163 in.Chicago last year, he er who went to Cleveland with relief man for the White Sox but Coward-McCann Sports Librar>'. Jim Donohue. Johnny in the swap thrt sent Har­ livan has a 1-1 record for the Fla., moved there last year after To fill the gap left by the depar­ is hitting .321 at I>troit. McLlsh, trying to come back after Phils, shutting out the Cubs Sun­ Without any reservation. Groat, pitching was a real prob­ vey Kuenn to the Giants, is hitting the balding shortstop and team living in Pinehurst for many years. ture of Frank Bolling, the Tigers only .200. Kuenn, who has played a bad year at Cincinnati, is 1-1 day 1-0. Conley, who was playing Only one Carolinian lost yes­ moved up Jake IVood, a widely- lem for Detroit before they picked with a , victory pro basketball with the Boston captain of the National League up Fox and Donohue. Fox. a 12- both third base and the outfield in champions, is one of the finest terday and that was unavoidable. heralded rookie from their Denver San Francisco, is around the .250 over Washington. Celtics two weeks ago, made his Bill Harvey of Greensboro edging farm. The 23-year-old - newcomer game winner at Vancouver, has a first start yesterday and beat sports figures I have ever met in 1-0 record and has appeared in level. The new Washington Senators my travels. He’s more than just Bob Galloway of Winston-Salem, is hitting .286 and has turned out seem to have picked up a bargain Washington 6-1 on a seven-hitter. 2-up, in an all-Tar Heel pairing. to be a good leadoff man. three Tiger games. Donohue, islso The three-way swap involving the league batting champion and \ the most valuable player in the The medalist, little Wayne Jack- son of Hampton, Va., was 2 and senior loop, the good looking in- There fire eo-cfilled "bargain” tires, "cheapie" tiree, "discount” greater than the average of the reet. fielder, he’s the mainspring in the 2 victim of Dale Morey of Mor- ganton, N.C. in the opening round, Pittsburgh machine which pro­ tires and othsr tires you’ve never even heard of. 3 . Goodyear gives you greater over-ail strength! Comparing the Major League duced a pennant winner in 1960 played under a broiling sun and in for the first time since 1927, when a brisk wind. | Most of them do a lot of shouting about price. But there’s a big results of body tests and tread tests, Goodyear comes out way ahead. the Waner boys. Paul and Lloyd, Morning and afternoon rounds Actually, (roodyesr not only proved out beet on both counts but ; L r a d e r s = = today will leave eight survivors difference in what goes into them, as compared to a Goodyear tire. M-Men New Stars AMERICAN LEAGUE ’ were in their prime. at dusk for quarterfinal play to­ topped them all in over-all quality rating, toot Batting (Based on 25 or more Third' string catcher Bob Oldls, is known as a clown among his morrow. 1. Goodyear gives yon s stronger tire body. It^ the tire body that at bats)—"lymple, Cleveland, 462; Before you part with $10, $11 or $12 for any tire, get the inside Brandt, Baltimore, .444; Tasby, mates, but his summarization of takes the beating. And it all depepds on cords and plies. So ws Washington, .364; Franc on a, Groat is worth repeating. Getting story. Remember that for about the same price, you can get a lot serious. Oldis says, "When I first tested our 8-T Nylon All-Weather—priced at $12.88*—against nine Cleveland, .362; Gentile, Balti­ State Men Lose more tire—a Turnpike-Proved Goodyear tire. It’s c -" H the 8-T more, >355. joined the Pirates. I wondered why other nylon cord tires in the $10-$12 price class or better. Goodyear’s in the world they were playing DICK GROAT Nylon All-Weather. And it costs you aa little as N.^TION.\L LEAGUE For Leading Club Runs — Temple, Cleveland, 10; Pinehurst, N. C., April 26 UP> tire rated 23.2% stronger than the average rating of all the others. Key Figures in Baltimore Victory this Groat fellow. He didn’t even Tuesday’s Results Brandt, Baltimore, Wood, Detroit fered , then of Kansas —AH four Connecticut entries look good enough to be on > the City, for Groat. In the North and South Ama­ $ -1 2 8 8 ' Three players who played key roles in Baltimore’s 5-2 victorv- over Cleveland last night Milwaukee 4, St. Louis S. and Mantle, New IToiik,, 9; five tied team. But it doesn’t take long to 8 . Goodyear gives you a tougher tread. You need toughness where •6.70 X 15 black tube-type, plus tax and the old tire San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 1. with 8. "What’d you think, Danny?” teur Golf Tournament were are shown in the dressing room after the game. Jim Gentile (left) drove in three runs New York, April 26 {IP)— < BRAVES 4, CARDS 8—A single^ along with Maya and Willie Kirk catch on to what Dick’s doing. General Manager Joe Brown ask­ eliminated yesterday. They the tire meets the road. So, Goodyear gives you aU-new tread off your car. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. by Henry Aaron drove in the ty Ismd (Since traded to Cle'Veland), Runs Batted In — Franoona, He’s out there beating teams . . with a homer and a single while rookie Jerry Adair (right) drove in the other two The no Cleveland, Allison, Minnesota and ed Murtaugh on the proposal. are Richard Frick of Green­ rubber in every tire. And it pays off good: Goodyear’s tread was NO MONEY DOWN with yaur oM tire. Fay aa littia aa $1.25 a waak. Postponed. ing run for the Braves and an then tagged a four-inning solo Leading the Pirates . . They ”I’m not sure,” the skipper an­ wich, defeated by BIU CompbeU runs with a single and double. Steve Barber (center) was the winning pitcher, allow­ Cincinnati at Chicago, Post­ longer have the three Willies error by Red Schoendienst homer for the decisive nm. Mantle, New York, 11; Boros, De­ don't come any more valuable.” troit, 10; Gentile, Baltlmnre and swered. ”I hate to give up Groat. of Huntington, W. Va., .2-up; ing five hits before leaving the game with two out in the ninth inning. He had a no-hit­ poned. with the bat, 'but they’ve brought in the clincher as Milwau­ Righthander Jack Sanford won As Surface points out. the rea­ He’s the guy who’Aholding us to­ Alpheus Winter of Fairfield, ter for 5 1/3 innings. (AP Photofax.)______' W. L. Pet. G.B. kee came from behind wdth three his first and had the Dodgers on PhUllpe, Cleveland, 9. son that Groat isn’t highly re­ moved into first place in the Hits — Temple, Cleveland and gether.” beaten by Herb Durham of Dal­ , ♦ i , ^ , San Francisco .. . 7 5 .583 National League race with runs in the eighth against loser a string for six Innings, allowing garded by many as a fielder is due Brown called off the deal and las, Tex., 3 and 2; Allen Breed Los Angeles ...... 8 6 .571 Curt Simmons (1-1) and relie'ver just two hits. But in the seventh. 'Veraalles, Minnesota, 18; Fran- to his own shrewdness. He knows three M Men—Miller, McOovey cona, Cleveland, 17; Brandt, Balti­ Maris was traded to New York. of Wethersfield, defeated by Jim Pittsburgh ...... 6 5 .545 Lindy McDaniel. Junior Gilliam drew one of San­ the hitters and knows where they Maris WM the MVP in the Ameri­ Tom Blair of St. Louis, 2 and and Mays. more, 16; Piersall, Phillips, and usually hit the ball. St. Louis ...... 6 6 .500 1 With Stu Miller’s relief pitching won his first, on the third try, ford’s six walks and scored on can League last year. 1; and Stan HlllnskI of Man­ Milwaukee ...... 4 4 .500 1 Power, Cleveland and Kaline, De­ at * * breaking up a rally, Willie Mc- giving up six hits, one a ninth- singles by Maury Wills and Pittsburgh writers. Including the chester, beaten by Charles Chicago ...... 5 6 .455 1 inning home run by Stan Musial. Charlie Neal. That’s when Miller troit, 13. very capable Les Blederman. hold .Smith of Gastonia, N. C„ 3 and Covey driving in two runs and Doubles — Kaline, Detroit, 6f Tw o Types Clncinnrtt ...... 5 6 .455 1 • • • hustled in for a perfect, three- Groat In high esteem. Biederman 2. Willie Maya cutting down a run at FYancona, Power and Romano, "There are two kinds of short­ Baby Birds Flying Philadelphia ...^.4 7 •*** * the plate with a doubW^lay peg, GIANTS 3, DODGERS 1—The inning relief job. feels this way about the off-season Today’s Games Cleveland, 4; Eleven tied with 3. stop,” new San FYancisco Mana­ steel salesman: the Giants replaced Los Angeles Dodgers, after wdnning three in a Miller first retired Tommy ger Alvin Dark claims, "the Morey started the 16-match sec­ Cincinnati (O’Toole 2-2) at Chi­ Davis on a foul pop and then got Triples—Piersall, Cleveland and a a a in first by trimming the Dodgers row, ran into Jxptick trouble Tuttle and Sullivan, Kansas City, flashy ones and the smart ones. ond round against Ed Tutwller of cago (Hobble 1-1). 2:30 p.m. against the Giantqi, wdio hold a Wally Moon on a liner to Mays I e Milwaukee (Willey 0-0 or Notte- 3-1 last night. 2; Seventeen tied with 1. Groat is smart. All I want from Nothing Phony Charleston. W.Va. ^ It was another day of rain in .012 percentage point edge after in center—and Willie’s relief shot my shortstops is to stop the ball Rounding out the upper bracket bart 0-1) at St. Louis (Jackson to catcher Tom Haller nailed Wills Home Runs—Mantle, New York, "Dick is one of the few players the majors, with Milwaukee com­ winning the opener of a two-game 5; Geptile, Baltimore, Smith, Chi­ and get it away as fast as possi­ in this order'were: 0-0), 8 p.m. series at Los Angeles. Chuck trying to scone. I’ve seen in my time who could Ed Brantly. Signal Mt.. Tenn., Philadelphia (Green 1-0) at ing from behind for a 4-3 'victory cago, Kluszewski, Los Angeles ble. Groat’s fielding doesn’t have After Slow Start over St. Louis in the only other Hiller opened with a single off Moon, the Dodgers’ hero of the the fans screaming. But he makes laugh and live it up when the vs. Peter Green; Bill Hyndman. and Mincher and Allison, Minne­ Pittsburgh (Mlrell 1-0), 8:15 p.m. Dodger ace (2-2) moment with a NL record tying Pirates won, even though he Huntington Valley. Pa., vs. Bill San Francisco (McCormick 2-1) game played in the NL. The Phil­ sota, 3. easy plays out of hard ones. I New York, April 26 (iip)— It|games wers raln^ out. ^then ran off with eight runs in adelphia at Pittsburgh and Cin­ and ^scored on a single by Mc- total of eight home nms for April have to say he plays position as didn’t get a hit; yet when he had Davidson, N. chvllle, Tenn.; Jim the sixth, all charged to Paul Giel Los .\ngeles (Williams 1-1), H was hitless for the first time in Stolen Bases—Versalles, Minne­ a big day and the Pirates lost, he Pulliam. Columbia, S, C.. vs. Herb cinnati St Chicago games were Covty. The Giants’ first baseman, sota, 5; Green, Minnesota, 3; well as anyone I ever saw.” begins to look ^ though the © R io ix s 5, In d i a n s 2—Bar­ in one-third of an inning. p.m. one of the Willies of past seasons 14 games this season. was the picture od dejection. Durham. Dallas, Tex.; Dud Wy- rained out. Apariclo, Chicago and Wood, Ka­ Field captain. Groat became the stumbling Baltimore OnolesU,er_ ^ 22-year-old lefthander, Haywood Sullivan hit two Thursday’s Schedule first Pirate in history to win the There is nothing phony about Dick song. McKinney. Tex,, vs. Bill Har­ finally mav be on the move in blanked the Indians without a hit triples, a double and a single and Cincinnati at Chicago, 2:30 p.m. line and Fernandez, Detroit, 2. Groat.” vey: Bill Campbell, Hunting;ton, g e t the Pitching — Lary, Detroit, 8-0, Most Valuable Player award since the American League race. unt» o>e sixth inning — when drove in five runs for the A's, Only Game Scheduled. the baseball writers started the Another scribe, who follows the W. Va.. vs. Frank Strafaci, Miami, extended his hit­ whose previous one-game high AMERICAN LE.\GCE 1.000; Brewer, Boston, Perry and poll in 1931. He was the second to daily doings of the Biics, Jack Her Fla.; Dr. Ed Updegraff, Tucson, They now have won three of ting streak to 11 games with a since moving to Kansas City in College Made^ Remade Allen, Cleveland, Mosel, Detroit, non, a tall, accomplished knight Ariz., vs. Tom Draper, Birming­ their last four decisions, after los­ Tuesday’s Results Comes Clean win it without benefit of any one-out double—but then needed 1955 was 17. Norm Bass, whose Baltimore 5, Cleveland 2. Ramos and Pleis, Minnesota and minor league experience. of the keyboard, writes; ham, Mich.; Charles Smith vs. ing fl-ve of the first six in a re­ McClain, Washington, 2-0, 1.000. "I’ve probably written a million Perkv Cullinane, Washington, D. C. I peat of last year’s slow start to a ninth inning relief help from Hoyt brother, Dick, is former college Kansas City 20. Minnesota 2. SanU Fe, N3L—(NEA)—A Groat came right off the campus inside story Wilhelm. The Tribe, winding up football star now with the Los Boston 6, Washington 1. During Spring Football Drills —Bell. Cleveland and at Duke, which has produced words about ball players since I Diilard Traynham of Greenville,. surprise season. minister from another state Turley,' New York, 17; Pascual, began covering the Pirates yet S. C., started the lower bracket with five hits oft Barber, had two Angeles Rams; was the winner in Los Angeles at Chicago, Post­ made a long distance telephone many play­ A year ago, the Baby Birds al- men on base when Wilhelm struck Minnesota, 16; Ramos. Minnesota ers. Including Pete Naktenis. now Dick Groat is the only player who with a match against Pat Foy ] SK> blew five of their first six his first major league start. The poned. r«tll to conservation officer J. out Jimmy P I e r s a 11 on three" 22-yefu--old righthander gave up New York at Detroit, Postponed New York— (NEIA)—’This is‘the^training camps in late July, go and Ford, New York, 15. a local resident, and former pitch­ ever took the time to send me a Brady of Reidsville, N. C. games, then clicked oft five W. Peckumn which, he said, en­ through intensive maneuvers for thank you note.” I? pitches for the final out. seven hits and walked nine. \V. L. Pet. O.B. time of year when the hitters ate NATIONAL LEAGUE er with the Philadelphia Athletics Then came these, in this order: straight and began to roll toward Jim Gentile drove in three Balti­ abled him to “ rest and feel up three weeks before being deployed and . Groat grad­ During my travels, at the 1960 Richard Chapman vs. Col. John I on th o se *10,*11,*12 their near-mlss, second place Detroit ...... 8 I .889 — to facing my congregation with catching up with the pitcher^ in Batting (Based on 25 or mors more runs, two with a first-lnnirtg .727 1 in the first exhibition game. Pre­ uated from Duke in 1952 and join­ and during spring Kline, Westover Air Force Base, finish. RED SOX 6, SENATORS 1 — MInne(U>ta .. . .8 3 confidence.” baseball. at bats)’ — Moon, Los Angeles, training in particular. Groat has homer, and Jerry Adair brought Righthander Gene Conley, mak­ . .5 4 .556 3 ferred athletes with aa much as .457; Post, CincinnaU. .429; Mat­ ed the Pirates, a team at the Mass.; Sam Marsh, Greenville, Steve Barber, who came' out of New York .. The clergyman confessed hav­ Week-end golfers are polishing eight seasons of high school col­ time that wasn’t going anywhere always been warm and friendly. S. C., vs. George Rowbjtham. King in the other two with a double and ing a belated start after helping Boston ...... 5 4 .556 3 ing killed three quaU before the hews, Milwaukee, .412; Gonzalez, nowhere and contributed 10 vic­ a single. Gary Bell, the young clubs. Tennis rackets are being re- lege play in back of them are given and was strictly second division. He’s more than just a ball play­ of Prussia, Pa.: Glenn Johnson, | tories to the Birds' surge last sea­ the Boston Celtics win the pro Cleveland .. . .6 5 .545 3 season started last year. He strung, boatmen are refitting and Philadelphia, .394; Cunningham, er. ' .■S'!' - V Cleveland righthander who had 4 one, two and three campaigns to One of the best proposed deals, Grosse He, Mich., vs. John Guen­ son as a rookie, put away his sec­ basketball title, was a winner in CTiicago ...... 4 6 .444 further confessed that 15 years more three-year-old coHs look St. Louis, .386. that was never executed, would Pittsburgh Urate fans won’t ther, Reading, Pa.; Harry Welch, I nylon cord tires! arm trouble last season, lost his find .themselves. Passers are given ond 'Victory in a 5-2 decision over his first AL game with the Red Baltlnriore .. ...4 6 .400 «'/l ago he Illegally killed a deer. mediocre ■with each start. Runs — Moon. Los Angeles, and have in'volved the two 1960 most want to pass up reading Groat’s Salisbury, N. C.. vs. Jim Tom third of the year and sixth in “ a Sox. The tall righthander, acquired Kansas City . '. .3 5 .575 4'/i He wanted to settle these mat­ longer than that to find their eye. Boyer. St. Louis, 11; Zimmer, the Cleveland Indiana last night You hear little of the college College teams are made and re­ valuable players in the majors. book, 16-chapters. 200 pages, in­ Blair, St. Louis; Cobby Ware, Au­ The Kansas City A’a rolled up row since last July. in a trade with the Philadelphia tVashlnzIon . .. .3 7 .300 5'/, ters. Chicago and Cunningham, St. • • • football players and coaches. Yet made during spring practice. This During the 1959 baseball meetings cluding 60 action photographs. The gusta. vs. Billy Joe Patton, Mor- their highest run total ever in a Phillies, shut out the Senators on Los Angeles . . .1 7 .125 6'/i The Department of Game and this is the moment of truth for Louis, 10; Wills, Los Angeles, 9. in Miami, the Pirate brass was of- book is a doubleplay in-any league. ganton. N. C.; Dave Smith, Gas­ 20-2 romp over the Minnesota A’S 20, TI\XNS 2 — The A’s five hits for eight frames, then Today’s Games Fish elected to file civil dam­ is the first time the varsity coach­ Runs Batted In — Moon, Los them. Spring practice is either ing staff gets any kind of a look tonia. N. C.. va. Ed Meister, Wil­ they may look pretty good, but twins, and the rapped seven Minnesota pitchers needed relief by Mike Formleles as New York (Ford 2-1) at Detroit ages for the three game birds Angeles, 14; Spencer, St. Louis, loughby, Ohio; Jolui Thornton, and forget the Illegally taken just finishing or squads are smack at upcoming sophomores. These are whipped the Washington Senators for 16 hits — half of them for ex­ the Nats scored for the first time (MossI 2-0), 1:30 p.m. dab in the middle of it throughout 11; Post, ancinnati, 9; T. Davis, Rochester. N. Y„ vs. Charles | 6-1 In the only other games played tra bases — Md also collected 10 in 21 innings. Pete Burnside Washington (Woodeshlck 0-1 or deer. the blocks of granite and mail car­ Los Angeles, Callison, Philadel­ the land. Everywhere but in the riers of the next three years. Bowling Lewis, Little Rock, Ark. in the AL. The New York at De- walks. They scored six runs in tagged for four runs in the second Sturdivant 0-0) at Boston (Mon- The state collected 880—$10 phia. Clemente, Pittsburgh and Thornton surprised with a 19-1 there’s a big difference in for each bird bagged. sacrosanct Ivy League, where be­ Casting them properly is of tre­ PARKADE PINETTES trt^t and Los Angeles at Chicago the third off loser Ted Sadowski, inning, w m ‘ the loser. bouquette 0-2), 2 p.m. cause of pressure of studies in the Boyer, St. Louis, 8. hole victory over former Southern Clm’eland (Grant 1-0) at Balti­ mendous importance. Hits —^ Moon, Los Angeles, 21; Standings champion Charlie Harrison of At fall, it is needed most. W L Pet. more (Fisher 0-1), 8 p.m. YALE POLO CAPTAIN Spring drills are college foot­ Recruiting Period Groat and Clemente, Pittsburgh lanta. Thornton, four dowm with six wh^ goes into them! Only Games Scheduled. Making things more difficult for Santa Cruz, Oallf. — Roque Ponticelli and Sons . .92 40 .697 to go, missed winning on 18 when ball’s laboratory. Every coaqh and Cunningham, St. Louis, 17; .621 Thursday’s Schedule New Haven, April 26 (/Pi— the coaching staff, this also is the Maravllla, llfi'/j. Santa Cruz, Man. Upholstery ....82 50 he failed on a short putt, but | agrees that the varsity is fash­ Kasko, Cincinnati and T. Davis, 57 .564 Boston at Detroit, 1:30 p.m. ioned in the spring and in the two recruiting period. Coaches talk to Los Angeles, 16. knocked out WUlie GIU, 1791/,, I Krause F o rist...... 74 birdied 19 from seven feet. Archibald (Pete) Dunning H of Oakland. Calif., 4. ' Holmes * Masterson 71 60 .542 The top shooting reported was 1 Court Case Expected Cleveland at New York, 2 p.m. weeks of intensive preparation in many a high school kid, members Doubles — Kasko. CincinnaU, HUNTINC Minnesota at Los Angeles, 4:30 Mllwod, "Va. has been elected cap­ of his family and his friends in Sacramento, Calif. — T e r r y Burton’s Store ...... 66 66 .500 Dick Chapman’s four under job in September. I'vy League character Moon and Larker, Los Angeles, Electric Sales ...... 65 66 .495 p.m. tain of Yale’s polo team for next rounding up the nucleus of a sus­ Groat, Pittsburgh and F. Alou, San Smith, 158>/), Sacramento, (flopped a 6 and 4 route of John Owens of | builders rightfully complain that Figno Real Estate .. .63 68 .481 Lexington. Ky. Baltimore at Washington, 8:05 season. Dunning, a junior, suc­ they haven’t time to do this as tained squad of 90 or more. With Francisco, 4. Perry Hicks, 164 1/4, Fresno, 'I ceeds Jarrett Vincent of Topeka, all this, workouts and over-all plan­ OalU., 7. H A A P o o rs...... 58 74 .439 Bill Hyndman had the shortest ' » J As Hoop Stars Jump p.m. thoroughly aa .they would like. Triples — Stuart, Pittsburgh, 8; 88 .333 Kan. ning, spring means an 18-hour Buffalo, N.Y.—Rocky Fumer- Knarf’s Market .....44 route, a 6 and 5 trouncing of Billy | Chicago at Kansas City, 9 p.m. Coaches Understand Post, Cincinnati, 2; Fourteen tied Case A Blinn ...... 43 89 .326 Nicks of North Hollywood, Fla. Any knowledgeable football man work day, with the pbrusal of with 1. eUe, 161, Buffalo, outpointed Ralph (Tiger) Jones, 159'/,, Yonkers, L FlSHINliv/ knows that coaches devoting movies running far into the night. Home Runs— Moon, Los Angeles, 2. Ufatima Guarantee— All Goodyear tires are guaranteed against any San Francisco, April 26 (P) rant in Watsonville, Calif., his N.Y., 10. Among the top keglers were C3i ^ -L os Angeles; Dodgers stole GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE GUARANTEE their Uves to it have to concen­ The regular college season runs 8; Boyer and Spencer, St. Louis, 14 Mtses against the Pittsburgh defecU in workmanship and material without limit as to time or mileage. —T w o stars b f the National home town. no longer than nine weeks. There Houston, Tex.-^Tod Herring, Vivian Bell 186-176—501 ,’^ n n e Basketball Association have trate to keep up , with the.'^-fljjld 4; Coleman,' Cincinnati and 'Vlr- Hobln 200, Jean Ames 188. ^|ge- Pirates last season. The Pirates Farmer told officials of the Custer Only Lad Sure of SpoF no longer is time to experiment don, Pittsburgh, 3. 198, Houston, outpointed Tunney 1. Road Hazard Guarantee— All new Goodyear automobile tires are Rsmember, wherever jrou and your family drive, any Goodyear tire dealer jumped to the rival American FISHING strategy of the moat compllCati Hunsaker, 208, FayettevUle, dlth Henry 186, Fran Schmidt IRL stole one against Lot Angeles. | Royals that family reasons of combat games. Then how ci e the bell rings, and it is no Stolen Bases — Pinson and Cm all 30 states, there are over 60.(XX) of them) will repair your damaged tir# Basketball League, signing were behind his jump to the Live bait one of your problems? ■W.Va., 10. Murlelle Socha 177. Bob Skinner stole It. guaranteed by written certificate against normal Road Hazards—i.e. blowouts, the Ivy Leagfue presidents expecj ime to make mistakes. Not so Robinson, Cincinnati; 4; Mays, San without charge, or make you an allowance toward the purchase o f a new tir^ with the San Francisco Com­ ABL. He seeks to establish Place some punctured beer cans in As Cheney Tech Squad Drills many years ago, major teams fabric breaks, cuts—except repairable punctures. This guarantee limited to ets. There are indications of undergraduates to grasp this, F l^ cisco, 3; Wills, Los Angeles based on the original tread depth remaining and the current "Goodyear Price." residence in California in an shallow water. It, won't.be long be­ well as the techniques and skills scheduled a breather or two to and Kuenn, San Francisco, 2. original owner for number of months specified. more league-leaping to come. attempt to gain custody of fore soft-shelled crayfish in the By FRANK CUNE ^been Bob Oliver who may win a of the roughest and toughest of give the big team time to get Pitching — Elston, Chicago and '^Kenny Sears, six years with his two children. Farmer's ready. This plan was tossed out area are calling the cans home- spot either at second base or in the games, in 20 days of spring prac­ FUend, Pittsburgh, 3-0, 1.000; n O V E D the New York Knickerbockers marriage ended in a divorce. Hopscotch is the name of thq, tice and two weeks in the ad- of the window. The varsity must of the NBA, signed yesterday sweet-home. Retrieve the cans and outfield. Craig and Podres, Los Angeles t/SAK MANCMeSTBfte&MTKR Custody of the children was game they are playing at Mt. Nebo tumn? now come up ready. It is likely to and Jones, San Francisco, 2-0, with the Comets. award^ to his former wife. you've enough bait to see you If McMullan remains at one of gASY PARtONS Field every morning this week as the Infield posts, Dwaine Glidden, Hardened professionals go into tackle its most formidable ojf- 1.000. . Last week Mike Farmer, He has announced plans to through a day's fishing. ponent on opening day. many again. Or, if you'd rather use w.v^bgii Coach Tony D’Angona busily pre­ who was second string a year ago, Strikeouts — Drysdale, Los GOODYEAR with the NBA Cincinnati Roy­ It’s make or break for the col here’s a way to pick up 200 lively pares his Cheney T^ech baseball will do the catching. Being groom­ Angeles. 24; Mahaffey, Philadel­ als last season, signed with lege team in spring practice. phia. 23; Podres, Los Angeles, 22; the Comets, and Bill Sharman ones — but fast. Mash up the hulls squad for its first text next ed for future use behind the plate m o r e P tO F L * RlOfi ON •OOOYfiAR TIREfi THAN ON ANY OTHBR KINpl is George Daniels. Withbut it. Ivy League teams Sanford, San FYanclsco, 21; Wil­ left the Boston Celtics to be­ of 20 black walnuts in three gal­ Wednesday with Lyman Memorial. necessarily have to start consider­ Baseler Leader lons of water. Splash the magic Five underclassmen are trying liams, Los Angeles and Jones, San Mancliftrteli LUMBER^ come general manager and The Rangers will play eight games ably shy. FYanclsco, 16. coach of the Los Angeles Jets liquid over a two-foot- square area. to impress and win bertha. They of the new ABL. With Dartmouth Get ready! In 15 seconds here come in all. are Billy Schick, Lenny Monroe. The jumping may bring the worms. Just pick ’em up. . It's not out of choice, either, but BUI Nagy, Bill Marsh and Ed Per­ about a court test of the NBA Varsity Shooters mostly out of necessity. With the kins. The first two mentioned are option clause. NBA contracts, HUNTING exception of Captain Phil Custer, freshmen and t^je latter three Hockanum Da^ Club Match like those of the National Hanover. N. H. — Senior. Tom Has someone ever claimed your named leader of the 1961 Ranger sophs. steel eellar^>o0t NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE Football League, carry a one- Baseler, of Glastonbury, Conn., was buck after he’s been bagged and nine recently by Coach D’Angona, The only other hurler on the Scheduled at Mt. Nebo May 7 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE year option beyond the the captain and key member of tagged by you? It may be easy to no one' else la sure just where he staff behind Hence, who posted a ■ 295 BROAD ST— Ml 3-5179 contract date, giving the NBA thF Dartmouth varsity rifle squad switch tags, but If you write your will play although several are cer­ 2-1 record last spring, is Albert __ 713 M A IN ST.— Ml 9-9523 eSub’ the option to sign the this season. The Indians placed tain to be in the lineup somewhere Dupuis. He Is a husky righthander .. , name on a small slip of paper, silt ™ «^HockMum Dog CTub The show, slated for out-of-doors, With So Much tMote. player the succeeding year. fifth nationally in the Randolph the hide of the animal In an in­ or other. lacking in experience. hold! its spring sanction match, Hearst R.O.T.C. rifle competition rain or shine, will be an opportu­ The player is free to deal for conspicuous spot and slip In the "W e’ve lost an awful lot fronl plan B-OB, on May 7 beginning at nity for handlers to prepare their himself only if his club fails and were third among Ivy League last year,” declared D’Angona yes­ 12 noon at Mt. Nebo, Manchester. HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK’S SERVICE STATION marksmen. proof, your troubles will be over on d o ^ for the first out-of-door point to exercise the option. that score. terday as he watched his charges' AU regular and non-regular show, the Windham County event, 342 E. CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8187 555 MIDDLE TPKE. EAST— Ml 9-5321 Ned Irish, president of Mad­ In the Hearst Competition, Base­ If lost duck-decoy anchors has go through a batting practice classes are scheduled, as is jimior on the following weekend in Willi- ison Square Garden which ler scored a total of 183 points out been one of your problems, read on. against the new pitching machine handUng. manUc. o'wns .the Knickerbockers, re­ of a possible 200, and was the high­ This sportsman uses wheel balanc­ 'Iron Mike.’ Our two top hitters Raymond Cheney of Hartford Is Judges selected for the event JIM’S ATLANTIC STATION fused to comment last night est overall scorer for the season ing weights. Your neighborhood Frank Chaves and Phil Brown chairman of the match. His com- are; JACK'S ATLANTIC on whether the Knicks would graduated along wdth our regular among the Dartmouth shooters. He garage Is an Ideal source. The “ U” mittes include: Admission, Eugene James West of Washington,. Tha all-naw Gordon itetl collar 451 W. CENTER ST.— Ml 9-8155 fight Sears’ action in court. was awarded the Levi trophy, sym­ battery, mound ace Bob Rukus and Hattin of East Hartford and Lyle 706 M A IN ST.— Ml 9-8232 form sinks Into the bottom and D.C., an Ei^Iish specialty judge doer offtrt lo much more in clean But Sharman said when he bolic of the highest average shoot­ holds — but good. ' catcher Jimmy Menditto. Then Neddow of Mandfester* judges who is making his home here now. signed to coach the Jets that er on the Dartmouth team. too. Bob Blinn terminated school. committee, William Janes and Mrs. West will do toys at noon followed good loelci . . . eoie of iniloU BUHRER’S SHELL SERVICE several NBA players are in­ A handful of metal-case shells That's an awful lot for a school R H A M Defeated Baseler attended Manchester rattling about loose In your pocket Ehigene Hattin, both of East Hart­ by non-sporting breeds, pupi>les loHon and operation . . . lofety, MORRISON’S ATLANTIC terested in the new league and High School where he served as like ours to lose in one season.” ford; registration committee. Miss and adults. prelection and convenience . . . 553 CENTER ST.— Mi 9-8128 may spook game Just when you’re On No-Hit Effort Betty Hagenow of Manchester, 288 W. MIDDLE TPKE— M l 9-8302 he believed a court test would captain of the rifle team. He is a trying to m ^ e like Daniel Boone. Four Lettermen Mrs. Robert Tongren of Bloom­ be necessary to clear ,up the Mrs. Janet Helm, Mrs. Kyle Zim­ for the life of your homel Size member of the Navy R.O.T.C. on Put a rubber band around them to Custer, who is one of four let­ field 'Will start off with hound situation. campus and is the son of Mr. and mer and Mrs. Sophne Hawkins, all for size, Gordon givei you the RUFINI’S FLYING A SERVICE keep ’em quiet. termen on the squad, will be a fix­ Hebron — Sometimes it never breeds at noon foUowed by the Comet President George Mrs. Richard Baseler of Glaston­ of South Windsor. terrier breeds. lorgeit opening. Only Gordon bury. ture at shortstop. The rest of the rains but it pours in a feller’s life! George Donohue of South Wind­ 118 CENTER ST— Ml 9-8279 McKeon indicated his club squad will be built around the Tongren has consented to Judge hoi ventilators, extra deep wasn't finished talking with CAMPING (Joing dowm to their third defeat in sor is in charge of ring setup; John 1961 captain. Phil Hence, a left- as many starts, RHAM High’s Daddario of Manchester and Rich­ the sporting breeds at noon fol­ flanges, safety catch operated Other NBA players. To keep toilet tissue dry in a handed hurler, will do the bulk of lowed by the working breeds. “ Several have contacted damp camp put It in a discarded baseball team was not only shut­ ard Bohannon of South Windsor, by hand or fM t, new tamper­ MEAD’S ATLANTIC STATION the mound work and probably play out but also held hitless as it stewards; Miss Carol Kelly and On the obedience end, Roger us,” he said, "and whether we two-pound coffee can. It fits the the outfield when not twirling. Gagnon will begin with graduate proof latch. And you con install 128 EAST CENTER ST.— M l 9-8347 sign them or not depends roll and solves the problem. bowed 2-0 here yesterday to Avon Miss Barbara Cook of East Hart­ it yourself eosily end quickly. The two other lettermen are the High in their Southern Division ford, mailing committee; Miss Joan utility at noon foUowed by Novice upon the individual and his And he^’s another wet-weath­ B and Open A. <3agnon is a Spring- er tip: A sure-fire fire starter is ”M-Squadera” from the basketball Charter Oak Conference clash. Palmer of Manchester and Mrs. circumstances.” team, Tom Mikoleit and Bill Mc- field, Mass., resident. SHERIDAN’S GARAGE Sears told newsmen he had Pitching — Stu Miller, Giants, saw dust mixed with a small Losing hurler Paul Carter pitch­ George Donohue, trophy commit­ Mullan. Mikoleit, rghtfielder last ed well enough to win many games, tee; Mr, and Mrs. Herman O. Mrs. Hazel Fletcher of ’Perrys been imhappy with the Knicks’ saved 8-1 victory oyer Dodgers amount of kerosene. Jack the mix­ vlUe will begin with Utility at ROUTE 5. BOLTON— M l 3-5449 ture up in screwrtop. cans or jars year, will either be brought in to but not yesterday. The husky Schendel, o f Manchester, hosts management the past two sea­ with t’ ^ perfect Innings of re- play third base or patrol center- PIPE OF PEACE— Com­ noon, foUowed by graduate open. sons. Uef. and remember to take it along on sophomore matched FYed Seveml’s Miss Cook Is showr treasurer and field. McMullsin, a scholastic ques­ shutout pitching for four frames petition is keen among Miss KeUy 1s show secretary. Mrs. Miss Ethel PrindlvlUe of Spring- "I was tired of playing with Hitting—Haywood Sullivan, A’s, your next venture aflbld. It doesn’t tion mark at the moment, is being Arid wlU begin her assignmmt OZZIE’S SH Ea STATION collected two triples, a double, a wrork if you leave It behind. but weakened a bit in the fifth sutd the Loa Angeles Dodg­ Hattin is in charge of pubUcity. a losing team,” be saiX ”l'd considered for three positions, Something beUeved to be almost with novice A at noon foUowed asked them more than once single and a walk for perfect 4-for- yielded the only two runs of the 275 M A IN ST— M l 3-1272 second baM, third base and catch­ game. A walk single, fielder’s ers, but Norm Darker a rirst in the area In sanction by Open B. to trade me.” He added that 4 and drove In five runs In 20-2 SHOOTINO Marion Oowan of New Haven romp over Twins. er. choice and an error all figured in just puffs away on his matches Is the presence of a veter­ "Now ru have a chance at For some cheap, fsat-aetton tar­ First base likely wdll be handled pipe in the clubhouse. inarian at the show site. Df. Jacob wlU start the Novice Y cl— at last to buy a home in Wat- the Avon scoring. All told. Carter get practloe try small chunks of by B ill. Jarvis. The latter has gave up only four bs«e knocks. l^ b e rg of East Hartford has of­ noon to be foUowed by the gradu­ stmvUle and settle down in Bucky Harris managed the old There has to be a place ate novice clase. charoosd — briquettes are best. shown good power at the plate but Avon ...... 000 020 0—2 4 1 .for a first baseman-out^ fered his services for the day. one placs. My write is delight- Washington Senators three dif­ They explode when hit. It’s so has had limited experience. Dla-. RHAM ...... 000 000 0—0 0 1 Members o f the Mkaehester Po- M n. CSm^ Dioone o f Ftoeeant ad about I t” Bears and his ferent times — 1924-28; 1935-42; much fun yoO’O be oat of ammo In playing aa awful lot o f ability al- Severn! and Ruggles; Carter and fielder who batted torrid Uoe and Firemen’s Lsogus wlU be "Valley Rd., wUi judge Junior Hkn- wrHs asm a bar and restau­ and 195(HI4. though ha ta only m freshman, h u Dunnack. .8 ^ last season. In Oharge o f refreriunents. dhBg Clsesee. i " ,

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Patio Boats and Accessories 46 TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced Paul Landerman’a orchestra will MONDAT Ibra FBmAT 10:30 AM— SATCKOAT t AM. Ml 3-0796. Drive-In, 240 W. Middle Tpke. prices. Ride, rotary, reel models Apartments— Flats— baths, wooded lot, easy walking Such a house Edgerton St.—Cape—Sold! tip-top condition—and what a view 1 Suburban For Sale 75 provide music for dancing. HEi.POP.'PIDjA BRING HOME THE with wind-tunnel grass bag attach- distance to schools, bus,' and shop­ Gracious living room 23x12, formal TREE PRUNING, removal and lot USED 15 FOOT MFO boatj 86 h.p. Tenements 63 ping. Don’t miss this outstanding is seldom for sale the second time. So)-SHE RACE SHEET? SA'i PRUHEUA.TURN HAIRDRESSERS WANTED —New Johnson electric start motor, 1100 ment. Marlow’s, Inc., 887 .Main, COVENTRY—3 bedroom ranch, dining room, separate breakfast TO SETTLE estate —reMonably PLEASE READ YOUR AO clearing. Call Frank C. Nobis Jr., salon, excellent working condl- value, *15,900. Phllbrlck Agency, 6 nice rooms, plastered walla, fire­ area, exceptionally good-sized bed­ MI 9-6053. BAGGED A ONIHETV.ANOOPEN ME AI^ER lbs. Maatercraft trailer, complete MI 9-5221. I g e n e r a l r e n t a l agency. J. D. garage, large lot. Only *13,000. pncec 5 room nouse, mam high­ er Ada** ara, tatoo over tba pboa* aa a eoa- tiona, salary and commission. Re­ MI 9-8464. place. Loving care shows through­ rooms, closets galore. Park^like way three acres of land.' neiwly GUS'-HOf/ BEER.'WILLVA: ANPTELL'/OUR. with safety glass windshield, Navy Realty. 470 Main Street’, Ml out. Walk to Keeney Elementary aenleece. Hie advertiaer akould 'read hia ad the FIKST DAT IT LAWN MOWERS, ail types sharp­ plies kept confidential. Inquire ROGERS’ SILVERWARE in fac­ 3-5129. ARDMORE RD.—Captivating 6 yard, 135-190, breezeway ancT ga­ decorated, new heating system. SEND THEM THEY’RE ALL top, upholstery, controls; steering, PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial School. Transferred owner. *19.500. room Cape. Pull dormer, 1% APPEABS and REPOST ERRORS la Ume for the next Imer- ened and repaired. G. Snow, 336 Lovely Lady Beauty Salon. MI and lights, *1,100. A wonderful buy. tory sealed cartons, SO-piece serv­ rage. Preferred Bowers School Call Ml 3-2785 week days. FACING THE 9-7666. with 4 bedrooms, It^ baths, large Price could be your gain. Call Bar­ baths. Garage. Close to all area, UoB. Hie Herald la reaponalble for onlj ONE iacorrect or omitted Summit. Tel. Ml 8-4531. McIntosh Boat Co., 62 Oak St. ice for 8, regular *89, sacrifice SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot living room with fireplace, hot THE taaertlon for any advprtteenieat aad tlMa oaly to the extent of a FUTURE *18. Excellent Mother’# Day gift. water, garage, stove and refrig­ bara Chamberlain, MI 9-6308. schools. Offers wanted Asking ELVA TYLER. Realtor \H1TH HER. Will deliver. BU 9-6955. water heat, one-car garage. By ap­ *16.300. •>n>ake food** tnaerttoa. Brrora whlcb do aot leaaeo the Talae of LAWN MOWERS aharpened and 18 H.P. EVINRUDB electric, like erator. central, *125 a month. pointment only. Phllbrlck Agency, MI 9-4469 Wanted— Real Estate 77 repaired, aaleg and service, pick Situations Wanted— Available. Call MI 3-2785 before 6. HOMETOWN the adrertiaenient will aot be carrected by **niake (ood” toaertioii. HUSBAND new, 14 foot semi-V bottom marine Ml 9-8464. BARROWS & WALLACE WOODBRIDGE ST.—Delightful 6 MI 9-5051 MI 9-9901 up and delivery. Complete line of •10 SUPPORT Female 38 plsrwood boat, remote controls, (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) WISH SOMEONE to handle your Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, USED FURNITURE. MI 8-7449. ROCKVILLE — Ideal for newly­ room Cape. Full dormer, NEWS trailer and accessories. MI 9-1864. MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, baths. Breezeway and garage. IN. BEAUTIFUL BOLTON real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 *OCB OOOPERAHON WILL |%* I kJLt O O T l l garden and lawn supplies. L A M RELIABLE YOUNG couple wishes weds! 3H room apartment on family room, modem kitchen, 8 55 E. Center St. - for prompt and courteous service. BE APPRECIATED l^lUl lYII I I day care of small child of work­ Reed St. Heat, stove, refrigerator, On bus line. Only *16,300, Equipment Corporation, Route 83, FROM ROLLINO Park Cape, 2 bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good Country Living at its Best! Joseph Barth. Broker. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7609. ing parents in our home. Refer­ Building Materials 47 and picnic area. 15 minutes from lot with trees. One block to MI 9-5306 WOODHILL RD.—Ranch—Sold 1 ences. Call MI 3-1682.. sets custom made drapes, gray Hartford. MI 9-4824, TR 5-1166, Gentleman farmer’s spring spe­ SELLING? Buying? Trading? No HEAVY DUTY Rototlller service ^ J m k L tc r ASSORTED USED lumber. buUd- wooi rug 9x14 and pad, French schools, shopping and bus, *16,900. MANCHESTER — New listing. Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. WOODHILL RD.—Brand new Gar­ cial, 1V4 acres, one-half acre till­ matter what your needs may be, for hire—lawns and gardens. Call n/^LPHRCOUBMl WILL CARE for child of working Ing and plumbing supplies, radia­ Provincial coffee table, and many SIX ROOM duplex, steam oil 1 eat, *16,500 Colonial. Set among trees, rison Colonial, 6 rooms, Vi able. Sturdy 7 room older home, 4 Mitten can fit them like a glove. LOST--Saturday at Parkade, black ■ 1955 FORD country sedan, 4-door, MI 9-3920. aRisBen.RM parents, days. In my home. I have tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors other items all like new. MI cellar and attic, 2 large porches, BOWERS SC?HOOL area—6 room screened rear porch, front vesti­ baths. Many deluxe features. possible bedrooms. 15x26 living Free Inspection upon request. Call references. MI S-8623. and windows. Open dally 8:80-8 9-8917. copper window screens, opposite bule, attached garage, closets ga­ room, two stone fireplaces, 12x17 the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, wallet containing valuable papers 9-passenger station wagon. V-8, SAM’S UPHOLSTERY — ReUred ranch, fireplace, dining room, Decorate to suit. Price slashed standard transmission, radio and ------g p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock Center Park. Available about May cabinet kitchen, 3 bedrooms. lore, General Electric kitchen, for quick sale. kitchen, oil hot water heat, bam, Realtors, Ml 3-6930. and money. Reward. Call ^tar 8, from the shop. Can take care of I WOULD LIKE Ironing Ey Oie Three Rooms of Furniture 5. Adult.s preferred. MI 9-7529. BU »-4U2. heater, whitewall tires, 8695. Cen­ Place off Nortn Main St. Choman's Shown by appointment. Marlon E, dishwasher, dispo.sal. Fireplace garage, view, more land available. all your upholstering needs at hour In own home. Call after 6 Housewrecking, MI 9-3392. bath, lavatory. Bus nearby. Ex­ PENN RD. — Builder’s model ter Motor Sales, new location 634 p.m. MI 3-4293. FROM MODEL HOME TWO ROOMS and bath, heated Robertson, Broker, Ml 3-5953. For quick sale, only *17.900. LOST—Male Tiger cat answers to Center Street, MI 3-1591. great aatringa. Call CH 2-2378. clusive Escolt, MI 9-7683. ranch. Unique wood paneled RadiO'TV Repair Bonds— Stocks Mortgages 31 Help Wanted— Female 35 YOUR BEST BUY IS AT apartment, Oakland St., MI the name of Peter, vicinity Brook­ STONE MASON — AU klnda of HOUSEWIFE will take on answer­ Cost Over $700 MANCHESTER---4-year old beauti­ family room. G.E. builf-ins. LAWRENCE F. FIANO District CCW Sets Services 18 9-5229, 9-5. ful 5-room ranch, enclosed porch, NEW 6 ROOM Colonial, I’ i ceramic Custom drapes and carpeting. 2 field Road. Bolton. Ml 9-6582. ing service for personal or com­ Realtor Ml 3-2768 PACKARD, 1954, good running con­ atone, bricks, blocks, fireplaces. MORTGAGE MONEY— Available WOMAN FOR general houseclean­ NATIONAL full basement, beautifully land­ baths, fireplace, plastered walla, 18 years experience. Free esti­ In any amounts. Terms to fit your mercial business. MI 8-1682 NEVER BEEN USED EAST HARTFORD, Burnside Ave­ Open for inspection this week­ Meeting at Vernon NOTICE IS HEREBY given that dition, best offer. MI 3-0606. CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, ing one day per week. Phone MI scaped. city water and sewer. Call hot water heat, amesite drive. end. Ed Crawford Ml 9-4410 Regardless ' of where mates. MI 9-3001. budget. J. D. Realty. 470 Main 9-81885. Knotty Pine Paneling 14c Sq. Ft. Sale Price $388 nue—2 room furnished apartment. Large .shade trees. Builder MI Pass Book No. SS 4175. issued by available all hours. Satisfaction BU 9-2165. •Schwartz Real Estate, MI 3-6454. The Sa\-ings Bank of Manchester 1957 OLDSMOBILE convertible, full guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1815. St. MI 3-5129. 84" Birch Plywood 43c Sq. Ft. AD 6-1241, CH 2-286,'). 3-4860. Rockville District Council of your service, man or ANY LAWN ROLLED, one-half ton WOMEN OVER 40, part-time pleas­ Situations Wanted— Male 39 Pay Only $4 Week has been lost and application has power, excellent condition; 1956 Framing, Truckloads *99 Per M’ TWO ROOM furnished apartment. JARVIS REALTY CO. JUST $900 DOWN! Catholic 'Women will hold its last woman is stationed# Ford station wagon, tudor, auto­ power roller. Call after 1 p.m. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, ant work, exceptional earnings, Tliis Is been made to said bank for pay­ onlv. 5H 9-1012. RECENT TRADE School graduate Combination Doors *15.95 Each Sacrificing complete bedroom, Heated. Kitchen set, refrigerator, VALUE p l u s : open meeting of the year at Sa­ the Manchester Eve­ matic. radio, heater, motor over­ free pickup and deliveiy on small Business Opportunities 32 commissions paid weekly. Call 8d and 16d Common Nalls 283 E. Center St. MI 3-4112 On this delightful, spotless 6 room ment of the' amount of deposit. desires full-time carpentry work, complete living room and kitchen bedroom set, gas range. Free elec­ REALTOR WEEK cape. A home that has everything cred Heart Parish Center May 3 at ning Herald can be for­ hauled; 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air 4- radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 MI 9-0045 for interview. age 25. MI 3-1861 after 4 p.m. *9.50 Per Keg THREE FAMILY 5-3-4, near Main and Spring Is Here PI 2-8311 >n 3-7847 8 p.m. p.m. H A E Radio and TV, MI DING DONG Cart mobile soft Ice decorator furniture from model dis­ tricity. I-ow rent. Adults. 10 Depot —including a heated and paneled LOST — Boy's brown rimmed, doof, automatic, radio, heater. Ex­ GARDEN PLOWING in Bolton Cen- Ceiling 'nie .095c Sq. Ft. Square. Apt. 4. St., excellent income, priced at A Holy Hour will be conducted warded to be at “Mall glasses, %'icinity Parkade and, cellent second car. Ml 3-1477, 9-5582, Ml 3-1479 cream trucks. Earn to *18,000 WOMAN WANTED to be trained In play home. We will give you free recreation room, a huge windowed ter area. Call MI 3-8948. Dutch Doors *23.95 Each delivery and free storage up to one only *22,000. Now Is the Time to Buy. Contact MANCHESTER by women 6f the host p a r is h Call” regularly with 6 protected territory, Oct now. Ding Decpwood Drive. Reward. Call MI j sales. Fundamental knowledge of Doga— Birda— Pets 41 Steel Basement Sash *3.60 Each and screened breezeway. Ideal for 1954 PONTIAC, hydramatic, radio, Dong Cart, 262 Carew Street, sewing helpful but not necessary. year, FOUR ROOM apartment, partially HOLL'YWOOD SECTION —8 room starting at 8 o’flock. The business all the hometown news 3-0166. Natural Cedar Shakes *8:95 Per Sq. furnished, all utilities paid. Can be ALICE CLAMPET, Realtor W'liat more summer plea.sure. attached garage heater, excellent condition. Call HORTENSEN TV SpeclaUsed RCA Chicopee Falls, Mass. LY 4-4755. Excellent starting salary with (XXXER PUPS 7 weeks, AKC colonial, 1’^ baths, fireplace, hot with amesite. drive, a beautiful meeting will consider a slate of people away from Household Services tele-vlalon, aerviea. Ml 9-6ML NORMAN’S decorated to own taste One block water oil heat, one-car garage. officers presented by Mrs. Robert I/OST—Brown wallet on Main St. MI 9 -4 ^ after 6 p.m. commission. 6-day week, vacation registered, black and buff. H. C. CASH N CARRY On the following or other listings; could you ask for Excellent loca yard with outdoor fireplare. alum­ home are so anxious Tur.cdav, Reward. Cal] Columbia Offered 13-A with pay, pleasant surroundings 443 HARTFORD ROAD from Main St. Plione MI 9-9428 be­ inum siding, iitid so much more. Do Chatterton. chairman of the nom­ Help Wanted— Female 35 Chase. Harmony Hill, Hebron tween 6-9 p.m. wall to wall carpeting. ! por *14,700-4 room expandable tion and landscaping, city Water AC 8-3265. and congenial atmosphere. If you Rd., Bolton. MI 3-6427. Come in for special deals on >n 3-1524 and sewerage, amesite drive, en- . . . * sewers and sidewalks. 6 room ens come and see! inating committee. . to get. 1959 CHEVROLET V-8 short block WEAVING of Bums, moth Doles cape, fireplace, hot -■ water Millinery Dressmaking 19 feel you can qualify for this bet­ Kitchen Cabinets, and see our dis­ Before you buy furniture any' THREE ROOM apartment. Center closed yard. Vacant. I tom ranch, attached garage. Plas­ ■Mrs. John Gessay Jr., president, with dundof cam. PI 2-7123. and tom clothing, hosiery nms. where—shop at Norman’s. heat, aluminum siding, full WOMAN WANTED to do house­ ter than average permanent posi­ play room on Wall Paneling. Street, first floor, heat and elec­ GENTLEMAN'S farm with city basement, oversize garage tered walls, mellow rnaple wood­ THE ELSIE MEYER and Mrs. Clarence McCarthy, par­ Announcements handbags repaired, slpper re­ DRESSMAKING and alterations on tion, apply to Singer Sewing Cen­ DACHSHUND PUP 8 weeks. AKC, Subscriptions 1960 COMET, radio, heater, auto­ work. Call MI 9-6985. "Business is Good" MAGIC CHEF, 4 burner, table top tric furnace. Apply 2 Olcott Street. conveniences. Approximately l ',2 with patio, large lot. work. raised hearth fireplace in liamentarian of the district coun­ placements, umbrellas repaired, ladies’ clothing, children’s cloth­ ter for Interview. red female, *50. Ml 3-0658. lai-gr living room. I/ow # Call cil, will attend the sixth annual (A.L.A.l —AITOMOBILE LEGAL matic, low mileage. Phone >11 men's shirt collars reversed snd stove (40” ), immaculate, *40. acres land, fruit and shade trees, 20 AGENCY, Roaltors ing a specialty. Also draperies and PART-TIME experienced bookkeep­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. THREE ROOM house with garage For *17.8n .3-43.54 breezeway and garage. Quick oc­ TWO B ZONE lots with city al, cellars, and attics cleaned. ery. Refrigeratora, waahera anfl Office experience not required. only *18,400. combination window# and doors. Tliursday through Monday calls for, low rates, free eatlmatea, free 1957 MGA ROADSTER, white, wire stove moving specialty. Folding Oakland St., Manchester. MI frozen, 80c doz. H Pasquallni 346 after 5. 193 Porter St, cupancy, a.sking .*1 1,490. water. Union St Manchester. pickup and delivery. Hr. MlUer, Ashes, papers, all rubblsli. Harold Interesting and pleasant work. Avery Street, Wapplng, Close to bus, schools, shopping and temperatures averaging near nor- wheels, excellent condition. Call chairs for rent. Ml 94ITS3. 3-2791. Garden— Farm— Dairy EIGHT ROOM brick ranch-cape, 2 *2,350 each. Ml 9-6495. JA 2-1471. Hoar. Ml 9-4084. AT ALBERT'S USED DEPT. Business Locations churches. J. J. Ellison Agency, i LAWRENCE F. FIANO hial with little day to day change. JKmtrljeBter >n 3-4903 after 6. CLERK-TYPIST S ROOMS SIJGHTLY full baths, full basement, 2-car TRemont 5-9493. ., AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO. Local- CLASS A gauge grinders, will pay LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen, Products 50 garage, city water and sewerage, COVENTRY-Near l.nkc. Six lots, The normal temperature In the SLIP COVERS expertly made, Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. ^dlng USED F U R N m ’ RE For Rent Realtor Ml 3-2766 Hartford area for this period moving, packing, storage. Low Opening for qualified typist. Must top wages, excellent benefit plan amesite drive, combination win- >n 9-4410 four 75x125, *.500 caeli; iwo corner Automobiles for Sale 4 chairs, *12 plus material. Call mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatic EASTERN STATES Farmer's Ex­ FOR ONLY *188 6 5 1 h N L E Y s t r e e t 1 Ed Crawford lots, *800 each. Call Ml 9-7925 ranges from a normal high tem­ Auto Repairing— Painting 7 anytime, MI 9-1154. rate on long distance moves to be High School graduate. Previous and overtime. Apply E A S change, Buckland is now open EXCEIXENT spot lor any business dows-doors, excellent condition, Appealing! Livable! Ixivable!; S u e u t n g 48 states. Personalized service. MI Gage. Mitchell Dr. tractors With over 21 attachments. Just returned to us after being used or office. Center of to^vn. plenty CX)LONIAL RANCH^l^rge kitch­ alter 7 p'.ni. perature of about 65 to a normal OLDER CARS mechanics "pc- office experience helpful but not dally and all day Saturdays from only a short time. All recondi­ nicely treed and land.scaped. near | ("enter entrance 6 room ranch, FOREIGN CAR owners — Attcn- WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re 8-5187, CH 7-1428. essential. Company offers complete Used mowers and tractors. Parts of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-5. bus line and stores. Priced fo r, en, 3 bedrooms, immaculate con loy temperature of around 40. Pre- cials. ftxlt yourself cars, always MAINTENANCE MAN for con- and service. Capitol Equipment 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. MI 3-5123. tioned. all In good shape, all fully spacious living room 22x15. formal , KCipitation for th- period may total a good aelection. Look behind our tion. Repairs on your car. Reason-, pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, benefit program, good wages, air- quick sale. dition. hrauUful recreation room, MANCHESTER- 29 acre building MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ valesceqt home 8 a.m.-4;30 p.m. Co.. 38 Main. MI 3-"1-7958. guaranteed. STORE FOR rent on S'pruce 8t j dining room, separate breakfast i lot Willi pond, wooded. Evenings >2 inch or more occurring as show office. Douglas Motors, 333 Main. able, quick, and right the first' guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4637, Pot- conditioned office. Apply Employ­ ASPARAGUS PLANTS—3 years MANCHESTER-Bolton line— First ai'ea, laundry room. 3 twin bed­ small i-asli assumes *91 44 month­ Ume. >n 3-1477, ing Company. Local and long dis­ ment Office. 5 day week. Box W. Herald. — Includes — Reasonable snd parking in the ly. Carlton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. Mr. Boles, Ml 9-9858. Warren E. ers Friday or Friday night and terton’i, 130 Center St, tance moving, packing and stor­ FARM LOAM, top quality, *2 per old, 6c each. (Gifford Brlerley, BEDROOM SET time on market. 6 room ranch, 1'- rooms, attached 2-car garage. NEED A CAR and had your credit Dart Hill Rd., Rockville, west off rear Call MI 2-8(5!9. ’JIC Spruce Howland, rcallor, MI 3-1108. again about Sunday night. age. Regular service throughout LATHE-MILLING MACH yard, delivered. Call Columbia AC. LIVING ROOM SET baths, hot water oil heal, fire­ Beautiful lot 119x225—and what a turned down? Short on down pay­ RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. FIRST NATIONAL STORES 8-9323 after 4 p.m. Route 83. MANCHESTER Cars, phonographs, changers. New England States and Florida. KITCHEN SET i i ------^ place, combination windows and t'iew! ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? Auto Driving School 7-A Park and Oakland Ave. LOOKING for a convenient prestige | doors, 2-car garage, approximate­ Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 Ml 3-6563. East Hartford SETUP and OPERATE WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim­ POTTED TOMATO plants, cab- Also Rugs, Lamps. Pictures and a Like individuality? MORTLOCK’S Manchester's lead­ days. Famous foMservice for 80 few more items are Included at location for your office? We now j ly one acre of land. Owner trans­ ELVA TYLER. Realtor las. get the lowdown on the lowest med, plastic coated, many 1961 bage, broccoli, lettuce. Krause MI 9-4469 ing driving school. Three skilled years. Phone MI*»4537. Potter- MACHINIST — TOOL Greenhouse, 621 Hartford Road. this low low price have available a limited number 1 ferred. Priced for quick sale and down and smallest payments any­ Painting— Papering 21 patterns to choose from. C. J. of 1. 2 or 3 room offices for lease ] occupancy. MI 9-5051 MT 9-9901 Hillside ranch overlooking Man­ where. Not a small loan or finance courteous Instructors. Class room ton’s. initiative, ability to meet publ Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center MI 9-7700. *10 DOWN - *10 MONTH chester. Spa<-iniis lupng room, fire­ InstrucUons for 16. IT year olds. ?nd be willing to leam office MAKERS Phone for appointment in our distinctive new building be­ SIX ROOM ranch, 2 baths, 2-car ## company plan Douglas Motors, EXTERIOR AND interior painting. St. ing built on Route 83 at the Man- BOLTON-MANTHESTER place, dining room, cheerful kitch­ 333 Main St. Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired management plus chair assisting. BAMUEL ALBERT HARTFORD garage, built-ins, porch, city water en, 3 twin bedrooms. Knotty pine from the shop. Can take care of Ceilings refinished. Paperhanging. CH 7-0358 chester-Vemon town line. For in­ INVEST IN THE BEST" WITH of Driver EducaUon. MI 9-7398. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. High School graduate preferred. VARIOUS GRADES LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel and and sewerage, fully insulated, Presenting’ den on balcony level._ all your upholstering needs at Call for Interview, MI 4-1826. fill. Cill Miller's Sand and Gravel. Bee It Day Or Night formation phone McCarthy Enter­ plastered wails, excellent location, LARSON’S Connecticut’s first li­ great savings. Call CH 2-2378. Fully covered by insurance. Cali prises, Inc. 5il 4-1539. Edward R. Price, Ml 9-1003. THE NEWTON COMPANY Ml 3-8603. SEPTIC TANKS If you have no means of trans­ hearily treed lot, must be seen to KNOLLWOOD HEIGHTS Separate 4 room apartment with censed driving school trained t YOU ARE A wonderful person. You portation I'll send my auto for Bolton WE N ^ E D GOOD AND STORE. 26x54. at 308 Main St. Ideal be appreciated, 30-day occupancy. kitchen on gi'oiind level 95x2.50 lot THE AID OF A REALTOR Certified and approved la now of­ EXTERIOR and Interior painting, deserve a car of your own, new 55 Elm Street, Manchester SNOW BLOWEft for sale, like new ; ! you. No obligation, Attached garage, *2l,70ii. Call Mrs fering classroom and behind Building-Contracting 14 clothes, and the many extras that also, 4 aluminum screens 3184x47. , location for any business. Good lo­ One (acre select, wooded home CLEAN USED CARS Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. PLUGGED SEWERS A—I^ B —E—R—T—’S cation for laundromat Can he CHARLES LESPERANCE Annette Hiintrr. .MI 9-3695 or MI wheel instruction for teer,agers. make life more pleasant. If a BOY OR MAN to do yard work for MI 3-2321. 1 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD sites located on winding, elevated, 9-.5306. HE’S a mt'iiiber of the local board of Realtors and the MI 9-6075. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. altered for offices. Call MI 3.5094. Highest prices paid. You A. A. DION, (NC. Roofing, siding, Floors. Good clean workmanship. limited budget makes all this a season. Supply own mower. Mt OPEN NIGHTS TTT,L 8 P.M. MI 9-7620 town af)]ptx)ved road. Prime noigh- National As.sociatlon of Real Estate Boards. Onl.v by this dream, let AVON show you how HOSPITAL BED, excellent condi-1 Machine Cleaned borhooci for individuslly planned painting. Carpentry. Alterations FuUy insured. Reasonable* rates. 9-0164 after 5:30. SAT. 6 P.M. BARROWS & WALLACE affiliation may he use the exclusive designation Realtor, may have what we’re looking PREPARE FOR driver’s text. and additions. Ceilings. Workman­ Just a few hours a day can help tion, *25 : 60 gallon oil drum and j EAST HARTFORD—6 room custom homes. Only 5 minutes to all ^fan- Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or Ml Septic Tanks, Dry Wells, Sewer for. Get In touch with us today. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. you realize that dream. Call BU REGISTERED pharmacist wanted, stand, never leak faucet, *5. MI ; Houses For Rent 65 cape, enclosed breezewav, garage, chester stores J (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m ) whirl! is regi.stered in the U. S. Patent Office. room. Three Instructors. No watt­ 9-5082. 9-4223. lines Installed—Cellar Water­ >n 8-4860. 9-4922. full or part-time, at once. Apply in proofing Done. USED PHUXX) refrigerator Call fireplace, recreation room, fenced Directions: Rt. 6„to Bolton Cen­ ing Manchester Driving Acade­ person or call MI 9-9814. ter Rd. (across from three J’s Res­ 55 E. Center St. HE'S a real estate professional—pledged to a rigorous my. PI 2-7249. EXTERIOR AND interior painting, AUTO PULSE oil lifter, never Rockville TR 5-4.549 alter 4 :30 p.m. vard tree.s. bus. Carlton W. Hutcli- MORIARTY BROTHERS BIDWELL HOME ^^Improvement decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- NURSE R.N. or L.P.N. 3 p.m.-11 SIX ROOM hou.se for rent. Call Ml ins, MI 9-5132. taurant (. continue one mile on Bol^ Cfxle of Ethics and dedicated to top quality service. He Co. Alterations, additions, ga­ p.m., full-time and part-time, Ver­ A-1 CARPENTERS wanted. Others used, *15. Bird cage in good con­ KITCHEN SETS- Small size table. 9-96.59 befnra 6 p.m. Ion Center Rd. to Birch Mountain MI 9-53U6 hanging, steaming. Clean work­ dition, *2.60. MI 9-3265. McK i n n e y b r o s . has at his fingertips the resources of one of the nation’s 301 Center Street rages. Roofing and siding experts. manship. Free estimates. No Job non Haven, Vernon, Conn. TR need not apply. Cali Everett W. 2 chairs. *27 .50; full size, 4 chairs. FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch, Rd. Ext, Follow signs. Garage— Service— Storage 10 Aluminum clapboards a specialty. 5-2077. Sewerage Disposal Co. *55. MI 3-2083. 5-2, dining room, steel beam c«u- ! .MANCHESTER Large 2-famlly largest trade associations to keep him up-to-date in every too amaU. John VerfalUe, Ml Van Dyne, builder, CH 6-4781 after ECLIPSE rollaway power lawn I flat 5-5. nice location, 2-car ga Unexcelled workmanship. E a^ 3-2521. 6 p.m. 180-1.82 Pearl St.—Ml S-8S08 struction, garage, trees. bus, BARROWS & WALLAt’E phase of real estate practice. WAITRESS WANTED two or three mower. 25". 48 Lyness St. MI MUST SELU-EIectrlc stove, e x c e l-____ rage, large lot, ju.st - reduced to FOR SALE—Two-car garage. Call budget terms. MI 9-6495 or TR 3-4610. Bowers Sehonl. *18,900. Carlton (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) 6-9109 PAINTING AND paperbanglng. days. Apply Comer Soda Shop, \V. Hutchins. -Ml 9-5132. 55 E Center St. I *21.5(10, laige mortgage available: 1960 CHEVROLET Parkwood sta- MI 9-5133 after 6. WANTED—Two boys over 16 to ""p ’"v" t h r e e b r ig h t 7lean' rooms, sec- 5 rooin older home *9,500: Colonial Uon wagon, V-8, power glide, Good clean workmanmp at rea­ State. Theater Building. work around home grounds. Phone bedroom sets. Best offers. I ond floor, central location, park­ - — ...... ------; MI 9-5306 radio, heater, whitewalls, electric MASON CONTRACTOR and ce­ sonable rates. 30 years In Man­ MI 3-6158 between 6:30-7 this ever 'Vine TR 5-5067. ing, *.50 a month. Call TR ,5-5485 30 ACRES, 1943 Colonial Cape. 6 j ______’ Cape, 1’ 2 baths, reduced to window, low mileage. MI 9-0538. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ment work. Call MI 9-5451 between chester. Raymond Flake. MI ning. room.s. recreation room, beauti- MANCHESTER—Luxurious 8 room " *16.900: short way out—4 room 4-9:30. WANTED—Woman to do house- ALUltnNUM Fold-A-Bed xvith ¥' after 5 p.m. cutie with cellqr. breczeway, and MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS 9-9237. For Sole or Lease— Modern, Ground Level fully landscaped, fruit trees, out­ split level. 4 oversized bedrooms f. 1957 OLDS SUPER 88, 4-door hard­ FOR SALE—English bicycle in cleaning. Call MI 3-4724. B.F. Goodrich foam mattress. buildings. reasonablv priced. Carl­ with full length closets, 2’ -j baths, 1' garage, excellent condition, I’ i OFFICE OR RETAILING SFACE *19.99. Howard’s Sleep Center, 539 acres land, *11 900: marv more ob.serving its fifteenth anniversary looks forward to the future with con­ top. power steering, ^ w er brakes, good condition. Call MI 8-1716 any EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe HAIRDRESSERS wanted. Top sal­ Summer .^Hornes For Rent 67 ton W. Hutchins. Ml 9-5132 large recreation room, sunken liv­ radio and heater. Very clean, time. Roofing— Siding 16 ciallze in commercial, residential, Main, opposite Mary Cheney Li­ ing room, family size kitchen, for­ ; from *4.500 tip. Call the Ellsworth fidence and expresses warm appreciation to al! the people of this area— ary and commission, hours 9-5:30. 1200 SQUARE FEET PLUS BASEMENT ROBERT ROAD—6 room Colonial, *1.095, Center Motor Sales, new lo­ industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or Apply in person only. Marlow's brary. SUMMER RENTAL -C ape Cod, mal dining room, 2-car garage. 1 Mitten .Agenev, realtors, MI 3-6930 including patrons, hankers, attorneys, the press and public officials—for COUGHLIN ROOFINO Co. - AU AIR-CONDITIONED—ABUNDANT PARKING large living room, 24 foot master or MI 9-5524.' cation 634 Center Street, MI 3-1591. types of roofs and roof repairing, small we do them all. Joseph Beauty Salon. CLEAN LOAM West Harwich. Modern 5-room Belfiore Agency, MI 3-5121. Business Services Offered 13 Dionne, contractor. C?all MI 3-0494. WESTTNGHOUSE washer - dryer bedroom with fireplace, dining their friendship, co-operation and helpful assistance in its endeavors to specializing In Twenty Year Bond­ Adjacent to Municipal Parking Area, near Banks, Restaurants, combination, reasonable. MT home, heated, completely equip- BAKERY SALESGIRL wanted. Central Business District. ^ ped, sleeps 6, nestled in pine room, porch, 2-car garage- Well make the Manchester Board of Realtors one of 1370—a credit to the Town COSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re ed Roofs. Clall Ml 8-7707, WANTED—Painting Interior and For Sale 3-1762. landscaped lot 100x200, *22,900. pairs all makes refrigerators, Hours 3-9. Experience preferred. Ideal for Professional Office, General Office, Sales Office, Service grove. Ideal for children. Nearby of Manchester. NOTICE exterior. Ceilings, halls, and en Apply In person Parkade Bakery. or Retail Outlet. beach. *400 a month, *110 by Philbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. freezers, washing- machines, dry- tire home. Free estimates. Rea­ MOVING TO diOifomla-Selling a A SALUTE TO era ranges, oil and gas burnetii. Roofing and Chimneys 16-A sonable rates, no obligation. Rock- WM. Fs STEELE number of articles at give-away week. Reduced rates June Md SO. "WINDSOR—69 Brian Road. 5H Flexible leasing arrangements to right party on long term lease. prices. MI 9-3743, after 5 p.m. September. MI 9-6377. PUBLIC MI 9-0055. All work guarimteed. ROOFING—Specializing repairing vUle TR 6-7825. room 3 bedroom ranch on one-half acre wooded lot. partially finished NATIONAL REALTOR WEEK roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut­ and SON TEL, MI S-2168— IF NO ANSWER MI 0-8478 USED NORGE automatic washer in COTTAGE FOR RENT. Misquami- ACTIVE MEMBERS HEARING COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ FOB APPOINTMENT. rec room, walk-out basement, art R. Wolcott on automatic ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ TYRRELL for painting and paper­ Honey Wagon M l 9-7842 running rendition but needs new cut, R. I. Call MI 9-5856 after 5:30 CARLTON I5f>HUTCHINS Town of Manchester, paired. Aluminum siding. 30 p.m. many extras. Owner MI 4-1897. By ROBERT W, AGNEW washers dryers and electric ing. MI 3-7026: Septic Tank Service gears, *10. Phone MI 9-3274, SHERWOOD A. BEECHLER ALEXANDER JARVIS Connecticut ranges. MI 9-6678 years’ experience. Free estimates. BENTON STREET— near East CaU Howley. MI 8-5361, MI 8-(^63. GIANTS NECK Heights, next to WILLIAM E, BELFIORE ARTHUR A. KNOFLA PROPOSED REVISION CEILINGS PAINTED, *10. Wall­ Septic Tanks InstaUed, Center Street. Large 6'4 room JOHN S, BISSELL JOHN H. LAPPEN AMESITE DRIVEWAYS construct­ paper removed, *8.50 room. Paint­ Cleaned and Repaired. Musical lnstTument.s 53 Rocky Neck modem 4 room cot­ THE JARVIS REALTY CO. OF, ORDINANCE tage, hot water, electric kitchen, home in'very good condition, 3 STANLEY H. BRAY CHARLES E. LESPERANCE In accordance ivith provisions of ed — resurfaced — sealed. MI ing. Clean more gooder work­ Cesspools, Drainage Sys­ bedrooms with spacious . closets, ALICE CLAMPET ELSIE L. MEYER 3-6515. Heating and Plumbing 17 manship. Free estimates. MI sleeps seven *70 weekly. Mrs. the Town Charter, notice is hereby tems, LeacMng Fields, Cellar INVEST IN THE BEST Through tha Aid of o Realtor— Realtor Week April 23-29 Carter, PI 2-8142. fully insulated, brand new oil T. J. CROCKETT ELLSWORTH A. MITTEN 9-9158. Pumping. ONE YEAR OLD Bundy clarinet, burner, dishwasher, conveniently HERBERT J. MCKINNEY given that a Public Hearing will PLUMBING AND heating - re- $90. Xn 8-8749. RICHARD F. DIMOCK be held in the Municipal Building mpdeling installations, milalra Emergency Service located to shopping,' bus and MEMBER: ^ LAWRENCE FIANO m : KENNETH OSTRINSKY . All work guaranteed 25 years akf' schools. Direct from owner. Shown Hearing Room, Tuesday, Ma.v 2. Electrical Services 22 Reasonable' Rates. Wanted To Rent 68 WILLIAM E. GOODCHILD SR. EARLE S. ROHAN 1961. at 8:00 P.M. on a proposed Sealed Bid Notiee perleiice. 24-hour service. Call BALDWIN Acrosonlc spinet piano by appointment only. MI 3-7430. LILLIAN G- GRANT MADELINE SMITH tv Sealed bids for the performance Earl VanCamp, Ml 9-4749. 404 WethereU Street WAITED—Four room house with # Manchester Board of Realtors ROBERT H. SMITH 2 revision of ordinance: FREE ESTDiATBlS—Prompt serv­ for SBle. MI 9-7334. EDWARD J. HOLL of duties in connection with MANCHESTER—Porter St. ares. 7 ELVA E. T-YLER A.MENDMENT TO ice on ail types o* electrical wir­ ' heat, hot water, centrally located. . room brick ranch with attached 2- WARREN E. HOWLAND the following items will be re­ ing Licensed and insured. Wilson M l 9-2330 Clean, elderly couple. Box R, # Multiple Listing Service SUPPLEMENTAL ceived at the office of the Super­ Radlo-TA' Repair car garage, 3 extra large bed­ Electrical Co., Manchester, MI Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Herald. rooms, I’ i baths, T-V room, fam­ PENSION intendent of Schools, Town of Ver­ Services 18 9-4817 Glastonbury. ME 8-7876 0 Greater Hartford Real Estate U n X iE GIRL’S coat, raincoat, and YOUNG COUPLE desires 3 or 4 ily size kitchen with built-ins. Bel­ PLAN ORDINANCE non, Coniei of School and Park fiore Agency, MI 3-5121. The proposed change and revi­ Streets, until May 1, 10 A.M., TV SERVIC3E—All makes. Honest dresses. Some new. Sizes 10-12. room apartment, reasonable rent. Board NONtRESIDENT MEMBERS sion may be seen in the Tow-n E.S.T. and thereafter immediate­ Economical. High quality parts. Call between 8 a.m.-7 p.m, TR Phone MI 9-2059 between 5-7. Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for BERNIE CANTOR REAL ESTATE (^NTER, INC. CJlerk's Office during business ly opened and read in public. 8-1369 YOUNG COUPLE with infant child 9 Rockville Board of Realtors hours. Bid forms and speclflcatlons are service since 1981. ’ Phone Ml TOWN OF MANCHESTER, GLENN ROBERTS AGENCY THOMAS G. tVELLES 9-4537. Potterton’fc. ISO C?enter St. desire 6 room rent, heat and hot CONNECnCUT Robert W. Gordon, avallabls at the office of the Su­ FdR SALE water, between *80-*90. MI 3-4025. 0 National Association of Real Es­ Secretary perintendent of Schools. Wanted— To Buy 58 6 ANNOUNCES Board of Directors The Board of Elducation reserves tate Boards WB BUT, BBLL or trade anUque Mancliester, the right to reject any and all bids Houses For Sale 72 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Connecticut not deemed in the best interests and uied furniture, «% mort­ East Hartford Federal openings with brick and mortar, j LILLIAN G. GRANT, Realtor gage. Owner Ml 3-6177. ^ Employment Office, 80€ Main Savinga and Lioan Asscxsiatlon limited. Mre. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., Street, Manchester, Connecti­ JARVIS REALTY CO. Bids uill be publicly opened an^ ' 'A PICTURE SA V ES A 1,000, W O R D S " Manchester, g read at Lhfc' school at 8 p.m. Mon., 22 Cambridge Street, Manchester—^MI 8-1153 MANCHESTER—$18,5()0. Older 8 cut, Town and Country Please Call For An Appointment To SeO room home with extra lot, St. Applications must be In the residential —INDUSTRIAL—COMMERCIAL May 1. Specifications are available ' MEMBER MULTIPLE LIFTING SERVICE FURinSHED ROOM with corapletb NAT10MAL REALTOR ¥fE£K--APftlL 23-29 to bidders at the school office. The housekeeping faeilltlee between James Parish, close to schools and General Mstnager's office by DftAINAGE CO. WARREN L HOWLAND, R^riter ahopping, BeUiors Agency-, MI 6:00 P.M., Tuesday, May 2, 283 E. CENTER STREET— MI 3-4112 •wner reserves the right to reject flMecatli Aaalvenary Maacheeter Board of Bealton Center and Memorial Hoapital. •ny sBd all bids snd to waivs tech­ M i 9-4143 575 MAtN ST., MANCHESTEB—4 0 S-1108 Women only. Call MI 1-6539. 8-5121. 1961. nics! defects. \ I a , WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1961 PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather ilaud;pBtpr . For the Week Ended Forecast of II. 8. Weather Barean M arch 11, 1961 I - Increaalng cloiidlneea late to­ OPEN 13,317 night. Low 40-48. Friday moetly About Town cloody, chance of some rain. High Member of the Antllt ilanrhf 0t^r IE near 60.. TOMORROW Bnrean of Clrcnlation Tfmple ChApter. Ortirr of ERat- Main Street 1 Manchester— A City of Village Charm •m Star, will hold a nimmage salf ' tomorrow at 1> a.m. at the Maaonir TILL Temple. Artirle.c may hr rirpoaited VOL. LXXX, NO. 176 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1961 (Claeelfted Adverttsing on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS at the Masonic Temnlr tonight ! Manchester For pick tip. call Mrs Howard 9;00 Smith. 19 Knox St . or Mrs. Joseph A. Gallant, 89 O lrott Dr. State News ,The annual meeting of the Laur­ With . All el Garden Club of East Hartford Dam Bursts, Flood Rips will be held May 4 at the home of Mrs. C. H enry Olmsted. 74h Bum- Cash Sales Rotmdup side Are. DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS TOMORROW Mr. and Mrs E The odore Bant- ly J r . 25 Ra>Tnond Rd . will attend Section of Middletown UConn Ousts the annual Fathers' Day program GOP Attacks on Saturday at the Mary .\. Burn­ ham School. Northampton. Mass SUN FUN COLLECTION Middletown, April 27 (;P )_ ‘yhomes. moved houses from thelr4> A uthorities said the base of the where their daughter, Nancy A dam gave way at Crystal fonndations. dam had been damaged some days Suspensions Bantly. is president of the fresh­ In its 15-mlnute rampage, it also ago and the Russell Company, man class. Lake at dawn today, sending gurgled Into the boiler room of the which owns the water rights, had a 4-foot wall of water rushing Russell M anufacturing Co., forc­ had divers working there for two Of Speeders Teen-agers of the Salvation Into an area of a dozen homes. ing the plant to close. days. Behind It, the w ater left two to Army will omit a rehearsal to­ No one was killed. The dam is about 60 to 75 feet Hartford, April 27 (/P)— night a t 7. There «-il| be a rerrea The water poured down a hill, three inches of debris in homes, long and is located In Falron . • •' 1,. furniture up.set, flopping, dying Hoop Fix tion program in the gym at 4.'i swirled across a chicken farm and Park on top of a hill In the South Former Gov. Abraham Ribi- tonight. Mlllbrook Road and a half-mile fish—and frightened residents. Farms area of town coff’s policy of automatic sus- Lou Arigi .said his wife aw aken­ > s’ ^ from where It started—gushed into Miss Virginia Gilbert, who lives; pen.sioii of driving licenses for Daniel Banatnge. son of Mr and ! an area of small houses. ed him a t 3:1.5 a.m. in the ai-ea. said she awakened () COn- “What are we going to do,” she 13 flays after a speeding Mrs Jo.seph Banavige. 3* Hudson i Some re.sidents da.shed through .snddenly during the night. i viction is the target of an a t- 1 St., ha.s been elected i'.ce president ' sacony the darkness to higher ground. shld, watching the water swell to­ I heard a strange nouse outside I. , , oo r. i i- i 10 Players, of the senior class at Rensselaer Others moved to second floors. ward their home. and it got lounder and louder. I j tack from 38 Republican leg- Polytechnic Institute, TYoy, N 7' Nobody was seriously hurt al­ "Get out of here." got up and looked out the window. : islators. ' He ia m ajoring in electrical engi­ though three were treated for The.v grabbed their two daugh­ I coulfiksee the flood water rush- i The assault was sparked yester- neering. minor injurie.s. ters aged 8 and t - - and started ing down the street. It was three dav by Sen. John M. Lupton of 6 Colleges ...fashion in the summer sense..: Damage e.stimates ranged tip to next door to the home of Angi's feet high, maybe more. j Weston. He appeared before the M embers of the Manchester several hundred thousand dollars. brother-in-law. George Clegg, who “The water flooded our first : J'^Sislature's Transportation Corn­ High School class of 1948 are ask­ a coordinated collection . of Police Chief John Pom fret .said 10 ; lives on higher ground. floor about two feet, maybe more. | the State Capitol yester- Put on List ed to call .Mrs Edward G Mon- homes were damaged | Tlie water knocked down Mrs. arty. 15 Lancaster Rd . or William Cit.v officials held a meeting and It pushed a tree through a ^vin-j ** Mullen. 99 Maple St . who are in Mayor Harry T. Clew announced j Angi, who was carrying one of the dow and sma.she.l the front ver-! 9°" ^^e girls. Angi picked them up and anda Then another tree sma.shed StoiTs, April 27 (/P)—The charge of plans for a class re­ separates in the most radiant that he w as going to ask President' in favor of a measure sponsored b.v union. I Kenned.v to declare it a disaster' iialf-carried, half-dragged them to another window. University of Connecticot to­ the other home, where the.v moved Lupton. area. "The water made the people in 'The Lupton bill would perm it day dismissed three students Zion Lutheran CTiurch Sunda.v colors ot the season The water broke trees, to.s.scd: up.stair.s. lioiuses aerruss the street climb up the Stale motor vehicles commis­ on the Rround they were in­ Srhool staff will meet In the boulders around like pebble.s, dam- i He said the water reached its on their roijfs, I jiusl prayed the sioner from suspending the license volved in the New York Bas- church as.semhiy room tonight at aged four roads, moved one car| ere.st in about 1.5 m inutes and then of a first offender unless the con­ 7:3P. The first tla-ss of C atechu-• second floor sport shop 400 yards, cracked porches from began tn reeede. (('nntinued on Page Five) victing court ordered such a sus­ ketbaii scandal. men's and parents will meet Fndav pension. Provost Albert Waugh an­ nounced the dismissal of Peter at 7 pm. in the churrh assembly, The crackdown started by Ribi- room. , Kelly, Glenn Cross and William Pro-Red Rebels .Silent coff as a safety measure In 19.56, P. Mlnneriy “on the basis of in­ orts Differ has been continued by Gov. John formation furnished by the office A social planned for this Friday Rep N. Dempsey, also a Democrat. The evening hy the Knights of P\-thias of the district attorney for New program has resulted in thousands York county, connecting them has been postponed until Fndav of suspensions by the State Motor May 5. at 7.30 pm. in the Pythian On Tshombes^^^^g A s k s T rU C C Vehicles Department, aith the basketball scandal." Bnilding at 46."> N. Main St. i Waugh said: Lupton charged that Ribicoff. “The university is informed that Star of the East. Royal Black Fate m Congo . now in President Kennedy's cabinet Kelly end Croas" w ere paid to in­ Preceptory. will hold a rehearsal I failed "to recognize and respect fluence the outcome of basketball D 1 the separations of powers princl-! for degrees Friday a t 7 ;30 p m. )n Leopoldville, 'The Congo, April games, and that Minnerly served Orange Hall. tor r rid ay Noon 1 pie in the relationship of the motor ■ as the contact man between theee J7 f/pi—Troops of President Jo- ; V e h i c 1 e s department and the | players and outside parties." •epl) Kasavubu's Leopoldville gov- ’■ courts.” kelly. 21, ■was a high-scoring •lipEint apparently were still Vientiane. Laos. April 27 iJPi —iindirect proposal. But some west- 'Tlie Weston Senator said the j forward on the team and was Fellowship Sets pcnalt.v should he "tailored” to fit ' President Moise Tshombe The government today called for a ' eni diplomatic sources said moves named honorary captain at the I the individual case. | of Kfwinga Province today, or at cease-fire at noon tomorrow, but | V4'cre being made to have it also put end of the season In which cap- - Auction Tuesday least preventing .him from flying there a.s no indication the pro-^ formally through diplomatic chan- Thomas F. Burney, director of tains were chosen for each game. to EUsabethville. his capital. Communist rebels will agree. I nel.s. the Division of Operator Control. Cross, 25. began the season as The Women's Fellowship of Sec­ ■The Congolese troops arrested Tlie call was broadcast by the The government has already said State Motor Vehicles Department, i-egular starter at center but ond Congregational Church will Tahombe yesterday as he prepared government's radio and was trans-; several times its troops were tak- opposed the bill. He said it would slipped back to become a auhetl- sponsor Its annual auction Tues­ to board a plane to quit the poli­ mitted to the British embassy foiling onl” defensive action and it transfer the department's powers tute. day at 6;30 pm. in Fellowship tical conference at Coquflhatville, rela.v to the rebeUs by wa.v of the | was ready to quit any tinis, How- from the executive and legislative Minnerly. a senior like the other Hall of the church. 375 miles up The Congo River. Russians. ; ever, rebel forces have Wen re- branches of government to the two, was co-captain of the I960 RajTTiond Reid will be auction­ Tshombe walked out on the con­ As the appeal was made public'.' j ported on the attack at least in five Judiciar.v. football team. eer. ference after blasting an agree­ concern rose about the ability of | areas around the country. The Transportation Committee Even Mom Can’t Hold Her Quads President Albert N. Jorgensen Items for auction lanll include ment Kasavuhu had made with the Royal troops to stand up much Phoumi said the chief of the also heard arguments for and Mrs. Rajunond Feyre (right) has to stay outside window of nursery as her month-old quadruplets expressed the sense of sorrow and furniture, pictures, books, dishes, \N 'U.N. Command. longer against rebel attacks de­ govemnient's force was readv at 1 against compulsory annual inspec­ make their debut outside incubators together for first time today in Holyoke, Mass. Babies, shock, which has gripped this com­ baby furniture, toys, household spite an increased airlift ot U. S tion of motor vehicles. held by nurses, are (1. to r.l Robert Joseph, Maureen Ann. Jame.s Michael and Margaret Mary. All munity ever since the first Indica­ Reports to the U.N. Command (Continued on Page Seven) goods, and other items. Mrs. Rob­ this morning said T.shombe had arms. are now over five pounds and out of Incubators except James Michael who is expected to graduate tion, some six week ago, that one ert Foster is chsirman. The MIRACLE JERSEYS been rough^ up. released after a Earlier, Gen. Phounii Nosavan. 63 to 71 any day.now. (AP Photofax.) ______or more UCJonn players m ight be The Mu Sigma Chi group of THE POPLINS brief detention and would fly home strongman of the government and Implicated. the church will .sell refreshments a non wilting blend of arnel its militaiy commander, proposed H artford, April 27 p)_sir Milton Margal, prime “Tlie Coniniimists can break of two that furnished the military strutk b.v a car while crossing cury apace capsule In the last interferes with reception on ernment immediatelv raised a wall colleges during the last two sea­ Closed Wednesday 18. minister of Africa s newest na­ through and lake an.v place they of the Algerian insurrec­ ■Westfield S treet here earlier in teat of the emergency escape E arth. of secrecy. tion. sons. Afternoons 10;95 tion, proudly waved the constitu­ want if they want to make the day. avatein before a man tniets hla The shot looked good from the Whether the secrecy would he Hogan named the University at tional instniments of Sierra enough of an effort.” said one in- E arlier reports had .said three She was the only child of Dr. start. removed later was not immediately fugitive generals of the rebel life to it. Connecticut a.s one of the schools SAM YULYES Leone's freedom before a cheering foniieii western source. and Mrs. Richard S. Archer. 172 The National Aeronaiitica and At a news conference later. known. i and went on to Identify Kelly and House of Representatives today. There were doubts whether junta had hidden out at the camp. Bailey Rd. The fath er ia a veter­ Space .Administration aald in Charles Cole, the project engineer Tlie big. 17,000-ton bauxite ore “SHOE REPAIRCVr. But other accounts indicated Ihev OF THE BETTER KIND' He had Just rereived the docu­ Communist-hacked Palhet Lao inarian. The driver. Miss Marian mldmomlng that weather con­ of Jet propulsion laboratories which ship that rescued the five from a (Continued on Page Ttvelve) ments from the Duke of Kent, rep­ rebels would want to push the sit­ may have fled into the interior life raft in the Caribbean Sea Tues­ 2S OAK STREET with some of the legionnaire.s. T. D utting, 42, of Portland, ad- ditions were unsuitable and ap­ made the upper stages of the Same Side As W'stklns resenting Queen Elizabeth at Sier­ uation over the brink by taking parently would remain so for at rocket, said the launching appear­ day docked at the Reynolds Metals COME IN OUT OF ra Leone’s celebration of Inde­ Vientiane and other major eastern A government spokesman said (Contlnued on Page Twelve) least 24 hours. The agency aald ed to be normal and there was Co. Aliimintim plant across Corpus pendence after 150 years of Brit­ centers thus ninning the risk of authorities had a general idea of clear skies are eaaentlal for every indiratinn orbit was achieved. Christi Bay from this city. ish colonial rule. intervention from neighboring the general’s whereabouts but did photographic purposes. About 75 newsmen and a cluster not elaborate. The test was onlv indirectly re­ Listen to Kath\’ Godfrey The handing over of instruments Thailand or by U.S. forees. lated to the inan-in-space program of Reynolds workmen were barred Bulletins THE RAIN... formally sealed the nation's free­ But the situation was regarded Tlie three are Gens. Raoul Salan. Cape Canaveral. Fla., April 27 which suffered a .serious setb.ick from the dock area by a ring of Culled from AP Wires IV 1 N F' - C R S, Manchester, dom which arrived last midnight serious enough for one notable un- Andre Zeller and Edmond Jouhaud. uniformed plant guards. The news- BUY YOUR News Tidbiti i/Pi—A complex “space telescope” Tuesday. In that trial, roqjtet 10:10 A.M., Monday thru Sat- when the Union Jack was hauled excitable source to comment “I The leader of the insurrection. was f i r ^ into orbit toda.'f to ex­ failure cut short an attempt to ipen and spectators could see no urda\'. Contest everv dav. down. Enthusiastic celebration would sa.v we are closer to w ar Gen. Maurice Challe. surrendered from the AP Wires plore radiation mysteries of the put into orbit and bring hack to sign of the five as the .silver, I was dampened when several inches now than ever before unless we yesterda.v and now ia In a P aris PLANB V.'BECK FOUND iiniver.se. earth Just such a space capsule as orange and white ore carrier was Holden, Mass., April 27 (/P) — of rain fell in a violent storm . 'The get a quirk cease-fire. It's eitber prison. Tlie 95-pound satellite named ! a Mercur>’ astronaut will ride. The pushed to the dock by tugs. ^O C o llU fl water also see))ed into the well of that Or run the risk of complete Informed sources said the en­ .\ bulldozer smashed a path for House & Hale has Maj. Gen. Melvin J. Maa.s. re­ Explorer XI sped awa.v from thiet| Atlas booster wandered off cour.se The five fled the Cuban invasion through heavy brush and woods POWER MOWER the new House of Representatives collapse." listed men at Camp Zeralda. 25 tired. rollapses in midst of speech beaches when Fidel Castro’s forces and delayed today's proewdings. test center at 9:17 a.m. EST in and was intentionallv destroyed. today to reach the swampy pit Phoiiiiii’J^stateinent. carried by miles outside Algiers, will be taken to annual meeting of President’s the nose of a 76-foot Juno II rock­ Space agenc.v officials took some cni.shed the attack last week. The Duke of Kent, delivering a the offioial government press bul­ to the Legion headquarters at Sidi where a small plane crashed The the most complete Committee on Employment of et. All four stages of the tboosLer comfort from the fact that devices The men found a life raft and yesterday with three Pennsyl­ •peech from the throne for the letin, was the first government Bel .Abbe.s. They reported the of- Physically Handicapped . . . Gary ignited succe.ssfully and propelled intended to save a space pas.songcr floated into the Caribbean Sea queen, said Sierra Leone would suggestion of a time and place for fieers will cbe kept at Zeralda “at vania men aboard. The bull­ Right now is the time to Cooper’s physician has confirmed, the payload into orbit at nearly dozer was brought to Holbrook talks to end the fighting. the di.sposition of militaiy authori- reports that veteran film star is (Continued on Page Twelve) (Continued on Page Eight) 10 M onth collection of mens (Continued on Page Two) It was regarded as a lefthanded, tie.s.” 18.000 miles an hour. Swamp after an .' rmy helicopter buy ,vour new .Jacnb.cen h gravely III of rancer . . . Massa­ More than two hours after from Ft. Devens was unable to Pow^r Mnwei'. There',«i an chusetts Senate votes to ban drink­ launch the National Aeronautics approach the wreck. Changeable ea.«y .starting, quiet run­ raincoats imasinable ing In bowling alle.vs . . . An un­ and Space Administration an­ winds forced the helicopter to ning .Jacobsen for evcr.v vourt choice onlv I identified Russian tries to commit nounced that “tracking stations Wants Office of Ethics abandon an attempt to airlift 9.99 SUIT suicide on .steps of BritLsh Em­ at Johannesburg, South Africa; the plane from the swamp after size and type of lawn and Nazi Death Machine for Jews bassy in Moscow when he was de- Woomera. Australia: San Diego. a search party of 50 men led by the .Jacobsen, name i."; .\our nle—Son. ters outlining the duties and the the assassination. under police observation like other tonio S alazar's rise to imvver and In a special message to the people in a good ethical envoim-1 organization of the SS apparatus Bar'or also submitted a report criminals. Money Or^er Fees House and Senate Kennedy also ment.” Kennedy said, but added: | John L. .AlcClellan, D Ark., called his 72nd birlliday tomorrow . . . for more testimony today about In which Eichmann headed the that President Kennedy's father, "The Gennan government could announced his intention to .set up “Nevertheless fomial regulation j Others fronet. 11.00 Postal union leader demands that is required—regulation which can ; missile base strikes and work Jewish Affairs Department. Joseph P. Kennedy, then U.S. Am­ not help it if .some qf the criminals Chamber of Commerce official be ■Washington. April 27 (iP/—The his own special office ot ethics to bassador to Britain, sent to Wash­ lay down clear guidelines of policy, 1 slowdowns he pictured as some­ s ideal weight For the most part, the excerpts escaped to otlier^^coiintries whidi Mibpoenaeil to substantiate s u g ­ Post Office Department plans to: coordinate activities in th at field thing that “borders on subver­ ington Dec. 8, 1938, of a meeting in the ndininistr,stive departments punish venality and double-dealing, (left) “BELOVED” for spring, revealed such' details as. what de­ .seemed ,so anximus to have them. gestion of s a b o ta g e at Providence'.s raise its fees for money orders and set a general ethical tone for sion." McClellan said be wanU sum mer partment would handle Interrqga- French Anibas.sador Henri Bon­ It was not, however, willing for new autom ated po.st office . . . J ,, i and agencies, net had with Nazi Foreign .Min­ and some special delivery services .stating his "firm confidence in the conduct of public business." additional details from mIsaUa black patent with high heel. and fall tlon of .Jews, . what department them to take their property, which Ralph J. Cordiner, General Electric Ultimately. Kennedy said, high cootraclors working at Capa 'would handle certain police func­ ister Joachim von Ribbenlrop. had resulted from illegal opera­ Co. chief executive. eniergeo July 1. the integrity and dedication of Canaveral, Fla., and other be sea The court received a photo- ethical standards can be main­ tions and what signatures would tions. w ith them. 'Tliere wa.s. in with strengthened hand after ac­ 'The increases, expected to bring those who work for our govern- tained only if the leadci-s of gov­ before hearing from labor unlona # dacron and static copy of a report Kennedy an extra $7.5 million a year, | rneiit." Kenned.v said few instances We Give worsted blend be signed where. fact, nothing that it could or would counting to stockholders on GE's ernment provide a personal exam­ imdpr fire In hearings before bin cabled to the State Department on do." price fixing troubles. were announced .vesterday b.v post­ of ofllcial Improprietv havp been Senate Investigations subcommit­ Some of the documents were Dec. 8, 1938. B ar’or told the judges ple, and "Perhaps the gravest re­ microfilms of records In the U.S. The Kennedy report was one of master General J. Edward U a y. uncovei'ed and they "usually have sponsibility of all rests upon the of­ tee. it was obtained from the National Funeral services will be held /» distinclivel.v National Archives In Alexandria, several dozen entered in the rec­ Saturday for Thomas F. Ke.ves, 77. They are patt.of a general rate not .suggested any widespread de­ fice of President.’’ Green styled, 3 button . • plaid interlined • split shoulder Va. Archives in Alexandria, Val ord today b.v Bar'or. veteran Democratic registrar of boost designed to put the mail parture from high standards of "No president.” he said, "can ex­ KENNEDY APOLOGIZES American 6 Presiding Judge Moshe Landau Kenned.v relayed a report, re­ He produced documents, photo­ voters in New Haven . . . Edgar T. system's finances back in the ethics and moral conduct." cuse or pardon the slightest devia­ Washington. April 27 iA5— Stamps tradition. broke in from time to time to re­ ceived from the French Foreign stats, quotations from speeches Sloan, chairman of the Hartford black. But he added there have been tion from irreproachable standards President Kennedy personally (right) “PERFECTION” • r^glan .sleeve . • many new' shorter quest the assistant prosecutor to Office, of a conversation between and copies of letter?. They all Development Commiji.sion. criti­ The Post Office deficit Is run- enough incidents to constitute a of behavior on the part of any expressed regret today to a» bone calf'with high heel. e checks, plaids, length keep his presentation as concen­ Nazi Foreign Minister Joachim served to fill in the picture of the cizes apparent decision by Univer­ ning above $800 million a year. warning that the laws and regula- j member of the executive branch. African over hi# being trated as possible. von Ribbentrop and French Am­ sity of Connecticut to locate Its Two weeks ago Day asked Con­ tion.s "are not adequate to the For his fiminess and determina­ refused service In a Hagerstotvn, MANCHESTER stripes and situation of Jew s in Germany on Md., restaurant Kennedy told .solids 'The documents included a sur­ bassador Henri Bonnet. the eve of World War II. and the law school in West Hartford . . . gress for a 5-cent rate on surface changed role of the federal govern­ tion is the ultimate source of pub­ vey by security police boss Rein "The results were very bad.” Differences tl«it could Impede en­ letters, an 8-cent rate on airmail ment or to the changing conditions lic, .confidence in the governm ent of the diplomat. Dr. W. H. Flt»- PLUMBING • new waterproof reevaure fabric that breathes niea.sures taken by Nazis to force John, charge d’affaires of the g i v e / hard Heydrich of the- results of Kenned.v cabled Washington. them to leave Germany penniless. forcement of eease-flre in Laos letters pnd stiff advances in other of our society.” the United States.” . e sizes 38 to 46, to prevent conden.sation the Germany-wide “Crystal Night” Kennedy's message also refereed develop between Canadian and types of mail. Furthermore, the President went 'Phat was the stated reasoning Sierra Leone embasey. that th* No new witnesses were called to United States govemmeut waa and SUPPLY CO. reg., short, pog(rom of Nov. 10, 1938, ordered to "financial arrangements” and the stand during the first three Polish members of three-nation He previously ordered increases on, ethical problenw themselves behind Kennedy’s announcement F. T. Bliah Jr., Pres, and Treas. long In retaliation for a young Jew' “our plans with the British.” commis.sion that will supervise the on foreign mail r.vies — which he have grown so complex with the of his plan to -set up a White doing everytbhix possible to pea* hoiir.s of the hearing today. vent such Inridenls. FItejelm assassination of a German embas­ Bgr’of said Kenned.y's cable was truce. Is authorized to set —^ to become nation's economic and social devel­ House office of coordination of “If It's Hardware, We Have It " • smart, new black olive plaid or olive checks Eichmann himself came to the. ethical administration. was refnaed tenrioe March 6 III sy official In Paris. about “the refugees from Germany, prisoner's dock rarrying art arm­ Former President Herbert Hoov­ effective Ju ly 1. , opment that they often "defy com­ • sizes 36 to 46, regular or long Heydrich reported 191" syna- mon sense solutions by men of good This officer would report direct- a Howwrd Johnsoa Beaturmit WE DELJA'Ell ways of helping them and easing load of files and documents. He er receives Explorers Club medal The Postmaster General, who at Hagerstowit The realOBMW cogues were destroyed, another also has Jurisdiction over money will” He said that difficulty Is IJr to him, Kennedy aaid in a *77 Main 54.—SH S-4425 their situation.” arranged them in a neat stack — for explorations he made in Aus­ alnoa kas a lla |ila i 76 damaged, 36 Jews were killed, Kennedy’s message aaid in part; tralis and Par East while young mulUpliqd by a lack of general (CoatlBiwd oa Fag* Tmlve). mgsbmt n d a l 86 Injured, and “20,000 Jews, sev> "Ribbentrop, when pressed, told (ConUnaed on Page Six). petroleum and mining engineer (Oonttnned on Page Ught). regulatory guidelines. f