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VOL. LXXXI, NO, 157 (THIRTY-TWO ÂGES—IN TWO SECTION9) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1962 (CSaMifled Adrortlstaig on Page SO) PRICE FIVE CENTS FASHIONS.. .PLUS StH GREEN STAMPS! Army Vndet Fire S tate News with all cash and charge purchases -Reserve Roundup Parents Unit Plans Center K) SPRING SONG... THE BRAID PARADE For Hartford ‘Selling-Out’ U 3 part harmony in an Easter en By FKBD S. HOFFMAN ^histories dating’ bach to the revo HARTFORD (AP) — The semble by Gloria' Swanson, WASHINGTON (AP) -- lution and most with many battle FOR EASTER. .._ streamers; newly organized Planned Par the back buttoned overblduse (kmgreeamen opened fire to Guard—S4th Division of Nebras enthood League of Greater matches the demi-lining of the day on the Army’s controver- ka and Iowa; 85th of Kansas and Hartford is scheduled to open British Bare edging a elufeh box coat of all wool aial plan to break up eight Missouri; 43rd of Connecticut, an office in the insurance city cardigan. battl^starred National Guard Rhode Island and Vermont; 41st State Dept. boucle. / designed with a puritan' .0 of Florida and South Carolina. within the negr future, it was G>ncern Over green, cocoa or naVy. and Reserve infantry divi- Reserve — 7»th of Pennsylvâ, disclosed today. eions. collar and slightly shirred back in Maryland and Delaware; Mth' of *lhe Greater Hartford League ayon, silk and dacron Meanwhile, the Army braced Maaaacbusetts; Mth of Arizona, will be afflUated with the Planned Reds in Unions Held “tlsing for a sal\^ of objections from Idaho, Montana, Dtah, Washing- Parenthood League of Connecticut lavy, beige or black. 6 to 18. another flank—governors of some ton and Nevada; 103rd of Iowa, and plana to open the office have polyester. of the 21 states affected. Minnesota and Wisconsin. been approved by Mrs. Charles H. By QOIMTRXiY ANOERBON Rep. DuTward G. Hall, R-Mo-, At the same time, the Army Parka of Southport, president of LONDON (A P)—Concern ‘Soft Line’ predicted the plan would touch off plans a six-dlvUlon force of pri the state league. at the number of (jommunists a major battle in congress. -He ority National Guard .divlslona According to information, the said it was another example of Hartford office "will carry on a and Red s.vmpathizers holding WASHINGTON (A P)—Ed- the administrations’s “ flaunting (Continued on Page Twenty-four) program of information and educa positions in civil service win A. Wadeer, fomner Army 29.99 V. ■ ■ the will of the Oongress.” tion until the time when it is legal unions is expressed in an offi major genera], teetified today Rep. Janies E. Van Zandt, ly possible to open a cUnlc.!’ 12 to 2a cial report on British security that he regards SecretaiY of R-Pa., said “ they’ve tried to do Mrs. Henry Dawes, 10 Golf Rd.. State Dean Rusk as a link I2>/2 to22'/2 this before and we stopped them.’’ Dempsey Calls West Hartford, president of the procedures issued today.* Van Zandt says he feels sure this Hartford unit was unavailable for “ No evidence has been brought with a mysterious secret ap will happen again. comment. But a spokesman for the to our knowledge that Communist paratus bent on a "sell-out” organisation could not, “at this Union officers have been detect of this country. Rep. Melvin R. Laird, R-Viris., Top Officers of ed in any form of espionage," the said he hoped Congress would be time” elaborate on the pn^>oaed Walker also named Walt Whit program. According to the spokea- authors of the report state, “ Nev able to prevent the action, which ertheless. we regard this presum man Roatow, a top SUte D ei^ . the Army announced late Wedtiei^ 43rd Division man, the first bcMud meeting Is ment planner, as influential to' a scheduled for April 28, at which ably deliberate massing of Ck>m- day as ]^rt of a major reorgani muntst effort In the civil service secret "control apparatus" which sation scheme designed to build time the planned procedurea of op the ex-general said always . fol HARTFORD (AP)—Gov, John eration "should be outlined." as most dangerous to security.” a trim, trained and ready to fight Politically sensitive government lowed ".the soft line on commu Reserve and Guard. N. Dempsey meets today wHh the Meanwhile, tm’o officials of. a nism .’ ’ top oflicers of the 43rd National Planned Parenthood center con- departments should have more ’The plan contemplates reorgan frequent resort to purge proced Walker named these two In rs- izing much o f the manpower in Guard Division following the vloted In January of ■violating Con- nonse to questions by Ben. E. L. nectlcut’a -year-old birth control ure to get rid of Communists and the four Guard and four Reserve Pentagon’s announcement of plans 88 sympathizers, the report suggests. Brttlett, D-Alaaka. divisions into eight more flexible, to reduce the unit to a brigade. statute, have filed appeal to the Bartlett was pursuing details on Appellate Division of the Circuit Departments with nonsecret posts brigades of between 8,000' tmd The emergency session was called available should show greater Walker's general charge Wednss-. . 4,500 men each. Many units now last night shortly after the an Court. Aocbrdtng to information, day that shaddwy forces hand in the case has not as yet been sched readiness to accept those thus part of the divisions would be as nouncement from Washington. transferred. hand with-communism hre eating fr o m , signed to support the regular In'vlted.to confer with Dempsey uled ia^ court hearing. at the American way of life. are Dr. C. Lee Buxton, *11113 and all other recommenda p a ges o f Army, If needed; were Maj. Gen. Bldmund H. Walk *111651 tions in the 16,000-word report For seven hours in the wUnesa Alôugh the Army avoided the er, commanding genwral of the di chairman of the Obs'tetrics and chair of a Senate Armed Services “vogue” . . . Gsrhecology Department at Yale were adopted by the government. term “eliminate,’* officers ac vision. and Maj. Gen. BVedeiiok G. Prime Minister Harold MaemU- •uboommlttee. Walker had biased knowledged that would be the Reindtei state adjutant general. Medical School and Mrs. Richard away Wednesday at government W. Griswold, executive director of lan told Parliament there Is going BEHIND-THE SCENES... practical affect. All that would be Only a week ago. amM rumors to be a thorough tightening up of offletals from President Kennedy left would be their headquarters, the Planned Parenthood League of on down snd contended the nation o f plans to cut National Guard Conneotleut. Ehch were fined 8100. government security procedurea which would supervise certain strength, Dempsey 'wrote Presi- In accordance ■with tbe commit- was following a policy of "no-wln the unseen magic of “STA-FLAT” training and support operations, tee’a report and that Its recom and retreat from victory." The eight divisions—some 'with (Oeatfnned on Page Twenty-two) 57 to 52 mendations were being put. Into Part of Berlin Wall Tumbles Dotvn He contended too that he had The BRETON SAILOR HARTFORD (AP) — Tbe Sthte effect as rapidly as possible. stone itiabe are pulled from where they have faUen by Wert Berlin workers as the wall, conetruoted been summarily removed from hie by W ARN ERS Motor VeMele Department’a d.aily Macmillan has ordered a full by East Germans since last August, begins to fall apart, Behind the wall is a roll of barbed wire. command and defamed because of Three men standing center background, are Bast Geiman Vopos-members of the People’s Police. his "hard hitting line against com- reeord of automobile fatallUaa as Inquiry Into government security ...... _ _ . Politidam Indifferent . of last mkhtii^t and the totals on mettibdB when 'C storm arose over -JPhey stand next to trench - which parallels the wan at tots -point te-'toe French; sector-of Berlin. Behind the trench ie a section of land w-hicdi hM keen, stripped of houeee and treee. 'View was made - - the same date last year: several sensational spy trails In Walker resigned from the Army 10:99 1961 1982 British courts last year. A five- froto a banked railroad track which runs along the wall at thU point. (AP Photofax). lest fall with a bitter blast at hia KiUed 57 52 man committee headed by Lord superiors after being removed from the upturned look of youth etched , , .J:- RadcUffe, an appeal judge, was eomnuind of SR Army division in springy rings in the front panel flatten and flatter with New YorkState Cool Gsroumy and admonished for mak in rough textured straw and band* Troopers Nab 5 flvGn Ukilc. Plus Biffgains lor TravelferE The. RadcUffe committee found ing derogatory statements publicly utter freedom at la^t...a girdle that gives you the OROTOrr (AP) — Four men about prominent Amwloans. ed in grosgrain. white, black, navy, : aiothaa.. toe most serious threat to Brtt- ■ vgijeetrte "■Me. la now.living: in Tssas sad red, beige, natural. , most complete control plus unbelievable comfort, To Drink- jemto services rhther than la a candidate for . governor of tho in the activities of the British state. leated TlkA^W^’^mSuKuids Communist party. f oth ers from 1.99 to 20.99 white only. f armiutiy workers at tii% nuclear The subcommittee celled him as "T he activities of the (Jommu- s witness in Its Inqtoty into N. T. (AP) —• Ifewadrinkjng-Age controversy. In ap- spbiAarine shipyard. nlst party of Great Britain are not Tbsy ■weren’t, however. A few chargee by Sen. Strom Thurmond, Yorfc "i^cUda seem unimprsased pearanoea at meetings. of . the of the same order as a threat," it For Traffic-Strarjgled Cities D-S. C., that military leaders by an inanaaingiy noisy cam Oounci^.pf Churches, he'has Indi- jninutes htier, five real employes observed, "although the party, were under arrest on gambling wanting to speak out against eem- paign hi adJMent aUtea against cated he does not believe the. 18- with Its associated bodies knd muntsm have been censored and this state’s mlnihnim drinkhig hg* year-Kild age is much of a factor charges. ' ■ sympathizers, is the most formld- By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL The ruse was concocted by State f t n m and ftshei^ Jproducto, Ken-fof discord in Oongress and out- m uzzled. , a bit of sparkle, a flash of color of 13. in whatever., youthful drinking Wa s h in g t o n (APi-Presideni nedjr recommended...... that (Jongress side. .But Kennedy nevertheless "SARAH" The aMUtton hak a g M history problems extsi. Rockefeller has Police, who had been tipped by the Kennedy proposed a 8500 milllen company that booknutiong and (OoBtian^ on Pbge Twenty-four) end minimum rates prescribed urged jpongress to get started as (Oontinueg on Page Tivenly-faar) but the mtenae campaign tp raise said he belleveii parents set the handout to traffic-strangleir'citlea under federal regulations. Just soon as possible. and the splendor of black, .it's the legal drinking age of ôre tone for youthful drinking. pooUelUng were taking place at today—and tluiglert ' tiopes of < the yard. BorouiA police and coht- what paasengers on what lines The recommendation ; for ex 12.99 recent origin. The govenw^v reared ki an ab eventual JaugSw rates before the might get lo)ver rates In time was emption from minimum - rate reg al part of the Easter fashion stemious Bai*»b£ family, hmlts iwny Mcurity cA esrs assisted. black p aten t Gov, Nelson A. Rockefeller And It was the second gambling raid Puzzle Covers nation's'air, rail and bus travel not spelled out. But federal offi ulation for carriers of passengers, m ajority Republican legislative hhnself to an ocflutlohal gtajM of ers. cials said, they hoped for some bulk commodities and farm and' and white calf aperitif wine. at Electric Boat in two years. Bulletins picture and the sunbeam collec leaders — who presumably have Arretted were Sel'vatore J. Kennedy bundled up his Ideas “ bargain rates to attract people fishery products, Kanns^ said, ti^ th a the power tP change New York A joint legiriatli^ committee Chemento, 52, of 112 Tower St., Child Adopted In a 10,000-Wbrd transportation away from cars" aa well as for would get at'the moat critical and Culled from AP Wires tion by Velvet Step. m id -h e d policy — appear unmoved by the charged with looking Into au New Westerly. R. I., and Richard R. message and sent It off to Con congressional action to prevent controversial problems of all in complaints now heard almoet daily York drinking laws heard much Brown, 81," of lawtem Hill R d„ gress. He ignored former Presi price wars. the area of uhneeded regulatory testimony' last year pro and con dent Dwight D. Elsenhower’a rec* curbs. For airline passenger ‘ traf from the governors or other of Galea Feny, both charged with By C z , Eddie The rate and mass transit rec WALKER OHALUPNGEO ficials of Connecticut, New Jersey •but promtaed only to continue Its* poiley playing and pool stfttlgf 'wll. ommendation tor creation of a ommendations, and a string of fic, Kennedy said It might, he ■ a work this year ■with special at government department of trans good Idea to start on a gradual, FRANKFiniT, Oarmany "ELAINE" pr Pennsylvania, where youths can fiain A. Fetterer, S2riB l* Soljer MUN1(3H. Germany (AP)—A ilt- others, were parts of a vast, not buy. liquor until they are 2 1 . tention to the subject of youthful Dr., Waterford; and David J. portation. long-range attack on complicated, trial - basis. (A P )—The pubUsher of tho driidting. This has been done pre month-old German ^ rl — adopted The 8500 million would be only Oveneas Weekly today chal Gov. John N. Dempsey of (Con RUey. 88. ^ 7 James St., Westerly. by Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth controversial problems Kennedy As things stand now, only water necticut la talking about a viously, however, wltiiont change a first Installment, spread over said “ are burdening our national carriers have the exemption with lenged former Mai- Gen. Edwin In the law. Taylor only a few months ago— three years, to be given to public A T w al'alk«r...... to make his aaewsa- 12.99 “March on Albany" by the gover (Oanttiraed en Page Twenty-four) was caught, in the . ruins of their transportation system, jeopardis respect to bulk freight and only agencies. They would put up ing the progress and security on motor carriers and frUght for tiooB against her pqper In a pu ^. bon e o r blue nors of the three states. marrlafre today. Iki luwun Wlpii'u f e owild bn held Btaite Police in the nel^dMring me partially matehlng— funds whten we depehdT’ wardara with respect re ggn euT-' c a lf w ith The chUd, Rome reports said, Mr*. Marlon Roe- a States have been setting iq> spe and use the combined federal- In general, Kennedy spoke for tural and fishery products. was taken .from a Munich orphan local money for "the revitaliza the weekly’s traUMier, m id-heel cial patrols to check young drivers 6 Trial in Wisconsin age in January and given to Miss continued reliance on private For the transportation industry tion and needed expansion of transport and for wliat he termed also snid (hat Cyril Means e f rsfumlng home from a nigbt-'isi Taylor and Fisher by tbe German In general, Kennedy made a start New York, vlca prMldent of tha public mass transportation.’’ fundamental, far-reaching re on what he termed “ the painful Nsw York State bars.^^nii states Embassy in Rome. For the traveling public and for papar, has b s M to trati^ be oontsnd these youngsters become German adoption officials refused forms in federal policies—reforms decisions necessary to providing bulk freight—grain, coal ore—and designed to downgrade regulating fore the speetal flewate anbeom- Involved.. In traffic aceidentii and to confirm that the girl—said to be the transportation ssratem required mfttee hoarlag Walkor. Walker 376 Car Fatalities, and subsidizing and .make carri by the United States of today and an tm en t QtW'troubles. known as Maria—had been turned haa aasaHod tlio papor ropaatod- N ew York politicians, by thslr over to the stars. And they would ers “ fit, lean and progressive tomorrow" with such steps as: vigorous competition and innova ly aiaoe it pobUshed a rqport last huUffarance, indicate bfUef that not say what would happen to Ordering creation of a govern April accusing him of Kalrib- A"*' - tion." mental committee to draw up a , ' ‘ i y A ’ public opinion has not crystalUaed Maria nOw. News Tidbits nttng material from tha John f.. l y . . S ' ?. One with Seat Belt Adoption lawyers, however, said CMncaled last year, delayed tola policy on. mergers In tbe trans behind the agitation In other from the AP Wires BlreSt Society to troopo OBdor U s Easter Wherever you orv.. • ■ > ^ i ' " States. It probably would bo up to the year, the transportation message portation field and keep an eye on command in Germany. - . . y The attitude of out-of:aUtera ex- divorce court to decide whether was the last of a series Kennedy all merger applications. Officials .. Y Ude Utde Joyce srelses Httle Influence' at New MILWAUKEE (AP)—A woraan^t the 878 accident victims dur- Fisher or Miss Taylor would keep Tile Massachusetts senate votes planned to offer to the present said this does not mean a mora SCREENDER PLAN REJECTED torium on pending raU and air Ybri( polls, and New York politi drove the family car along a city Ing the period, according to State Marla, or whether she would be to retain death penalty -— with Congress In amplification of hts THE HAGUE, Nelherlanda program for the country.' His line combines. meetsthe oeeavfin cians,-with control of the state at street. It veered slightly, a wheel Motor Vehicle Department files, returned to German authorities. two of its three women members (AP)—The Dnteh lower honso to Sunbeam was wearing a, seat belt. *rhe blonde girl, Rome reporU in favor of retention and the third deputy special counsel, Myer Directing governments are asked Isiue next November, are concern struck the curb and a door swung Feldman, told reporters: day rejected two Labor parly vitkhocaidfiil ofUrmh. ed primarily with New York think The record is not complete said, has a congenital dislocation supporting aholitibn . . . Vermont to use commercial transportation motions that would have provide open. She bounced helplessly to “ This is the first time in the whenever this Is compatible with ing. ^ enough to draw any extravagant of the right hip—a condition that Gov. F, Ray Keyser says he is od for surrender of Wort Now ’ JtaJiaU patent uith a aaah , Otiftfn QtâlHy duunaers setaoeBifertdble t e ii^ in the Easter Parad e . . . nwintain, the concrete. Cause of death: conclusions. The accident report can be corrected only by long and “not very marJi Impressed" with history of the United SUtes we efficiency, .economy and military Guinea to Indonesia. The Labor- The only agency m 'K w York Fractured skull. have had a messagb by the Presi readiness. a brisk beetttlMpece a spring and nunmer of fashionable fbotwoik. Eadb' that makes nmofa fuw asout the form still in use by state, county expensive care. The ailment was proposed reduction In the 43rd Di lies called tor preparedHoo# by ^$Ukpeait,mtiaihofneu On a country road, a Wiscon and locsd traffic < ^ cer» does.,not reported to have persuaded Miss vision’s strength. dent desLling with this subject. Repeating a bid to Congress for is^beasêofw alldng pleasure by reason of tihat wondrous Queen QuallQr tirhtidng age is tbs State tiu» Netherlands to transfer sin tra ffic patrol squad car provide space for repomng Taylor and Fisher to adopt her. Coast Guard Acadamy’s . prac The problem up to now has been what he called consistent policies sovereliraty over the Island col ettganee in ill ereteent toe. . o f (PrAestant) Oiurobea. It has considered tCo complex, too con- . .. thafamous "Beauty Spots of Ease”. Available on lovdy, lowered heels bean at the job for many,unsuo- Shrieked after a fugitive at speeds arhether a car Is equipped with She arrived In Rome with a cast tice squadron win visit ttootlaSd, of taxation and user charges for ony to Preetdent Sokanio’s Indo- clos^ 100 miles an Hour. An belts I and whether they were in on her leg. the Netherlands and Canary Is trovenrial, Joo difficult- It’s not transportation. His proposals here neoian regtano and a halt In the On’aJIared tuxhinik hedet, • t. coloi-ooordinAtad to die season. oessful years. other car blundered out of a side an easy subject.” i f New Yorkers ars .-ooncemed use. ( Rumors In Munich movie circles lands during its 70-day training shipment of mllltarv reinforce- road, the patrpi car slanted off But after passage of the laW, were that the girl’s mother died cruise this summer... Fairfield Facets of It may -stir up storms (Continued on Page .Twenty-four) htonts to the Dutch gsirison, Jutt rifjitjoycel about the problem, there is little the road, s tru c k ^ utility pole, evUlatoe fat Alh*ny. One seldom various newspaper and radio after Maria’s birth. yThe, father University announces It has re —BotinnoMons were voted down hears a legislator meittion the spun through a flCldând back groups^lndludlng the Wisconsin died six months ago in an auto ceived 812,290 grant for National 90-47. 12.99 to 13.99 subject Lawmakers Introduced 77 onto the highway, updide down Associated Press Radlo-TV Assb- mobile accident. Science Foundation In-service In liquor-oontrol bills in tbe recent- and a total wreck. ciatlon and the Wisconsin Asso “ We can neither confirm nor, stitute* for high school and junior No New Pupils, Bad Publicity^ ' MOTHTO K I^ 2 b oenctuded legislative semion. But the patrolm an ciated Preas Association, an or- deny that toe Wahers adopted a high school teachers of science and LVNN, Mass.. (AP)—^Floreoco crawled out, finistied his tour of of AP-member news- child here,” a Munich adoption mathematics during academic year Staples. S9, a former mental pa- Only A couple dealt with the duty la another esur. Arliuting age. Four liquor bills papbV.editors—undertook a ckm- official eald. "W e have to protect 1982-83... Gov. Nelson A. Rocke (lent, told poUce today voleea now are before the governor fOr H iose are two' moments when to-4nclude such information all 'adopted children from publi- feller Tshaileagae nation to match No Rule School a Riot told her to kill two of her tineo action, none afgUying to the drink- life and death were very ckwe In haws stories of fatal accidents. New Yorlc State’s nanoal beanomic rhlldmi with a shotgnn. Stain In g jg w together. O nly a seat belt sepa The motor 'Vehicle department (Uoatinued m Fago ‘Tweaty-two) growth rate of 4 per cant. In their beds were Loin, (L and rated them. The woman had none, The goremor has shown no in was flooded, in toe. first days of Supreme Omrt o f’ Russian Re Daniel, 17. Detocth-o O spt John and zUed. The officer wap betted terest in beooming tn'vol'ved In the toe law, with co m ^ in fs from public at Moscow sentences, hesd -Ready to Close Doors Unchan said the mother would In and lived. nsw car customers. Hairdly any be charged with two coqnta of *rbat summarizes the record of Hot Dog Makers of grain stealing ring to death be- 12.99 black patent passenger cars were equimed fors firing squjid, Soviet news murder. Police said a aon, WO- tbe pstft six months, since Wiscon with toe safety belts before Mat By EDDY GILMORE yor wrong and therefore no punish liam, (9, told them he anroho Sti*olitium‘90 .Total sin became tbe first of the SO Told to Improve agency Taas reports... Exploslaa October, and few dealers had any at ciaal mine near Beaver Falls, LONDON (API — One of the ment. Tiiet helped develop charac early today to find Ms motlter •SAM OA" states to require seat belts . in experience with inatallationa. world’s most unusual schools— ter and avoided complexes, they standing In . the doorway of the 11.99 At Level in ’61 new automobiles. Pa., destnoys 'an unoocupled house, bedroom with a shotgun in her Pricee'ranged up to 840 /or the HARTFORD (AP) — The deanigee three heartiy automobiles where boys and girls can smoke, believed. (above! "Whirl" with mid heel “ I am proud to have signed the required pairs of belto in’ the front drink beer and neck in class-is - hand. just shot Dum y and black patent State Department of Consum and shatten windows over wide As the school prepared to fold, black patent with BTOiRRS (A P) — ’Ihe average bill Into law," Gov. Gaylord Nel sest. er Protection reports that In closing Friday. It had 88 pupils, most of them Lola," the older son quoted her. and black ca lf son saya simply. “ It can save But the combinstion of compe area...* Mrs- Henri' Bonnet, 6 1, "W e’ve been iMrd up for some a mid-heel. daily Intake o f radlosptive Stron- tests of hot dogs It found 1 1 well known to Americans as wife boarders. The majority of the par with mid-heel tium-90 per-person in Connecticut many hundreds of lives in the tition snd Increasing demaiidK of 29 brands below standard.s. time.’’ said tbe assistant head U.S.. BARS PRWAGANDA BAN of former French ambassador to ents were artists, musicians, ac- (upper right) "Lucy" “BEAU SASH” '"DECOR” last year was " a ikUe less than" comin ears and prevent thou-ihavo changed that. Most -belts Six brands contained too master, John Glalster, “ but it ap tofs snd writers—none of them GENEVA (AP)—The United 20 micrgnilcrocurles, it was (Us- sands Injuries.” .stlU are dealer-installed but the much dry m.tlk. two loo much Washington,. dies at her Faria pears the losses are becoming too famous _The tee for boarders was States todqy turned dosrn a bone or blue home after a long illness. dosed here Wednesday. Since act reqtdres belt in-;going price for utility belts of ap: water and three too much great to continue." 830jpoun'ds—8924—a year. Soviet propoaal to make war calf with a 13.99 ; This ooaMMurea said Dr. Dade W. stallatloH otify 'In new cars, it has proved style now probably is, un- preservative. Deputy, Com- "Fifty per cent of our finest po For tbe last 5 years, Burgess '"fbe financial setback Is the propaganda a crimo in every mid-heel. . by y,;-; ' Moeller with a safety , maximum o t given authorities-an effective—If. der 820 for two pairs. (Mrages jnisMon^ Francis M. Gem tential Is not in collage,’’ because Hall, Britain’s pioneer do-as-you- m ly reason for our closing," said country and saM that Amer b o n e ca lf 300 mleroadcrocuriss. grim—fipld test of the eafety fac and filling station operators are said yerterday Of lack o f funds, says President. llke school, has been operating in the assistant headmaster. ica can never agree to muzzle (above) "Marsha" Cuban heel The 200 nMxhaum he said is a tor woriced out prevtously in lim doing an. Incredslng business with He' warr »d ' tbs Imanufac- Abraham L. Sachet of Brandela a London suburb. "The school has developed'enor the right of free speech. V.B. guMe lav^ niarMiig “an acceptable ited survein, - owners of older cars at'sUU lew- turera that if ..the trregulari- University, Waltham, Maas.Og- AS a scitool, it’.s a riot. mously In the 10 years I’ve been Amhasaador Arthur H. Deaa black patent, bone risk tar a Bfethne of dsposura.” Tlie sta te’tias 1,888,878 peeewi ': er^- priera, and a metropolitan su ties oontinued. he would call 'den R. R ^ former V.S. Ambas Olio of its pupils, a boy of 10, on the staff and was continuing told the 17-nation dtsanna- calf or blue During a gwatHw period «tar Dr. t«r.. cars-Mgifitered. 8d b s OtfiOO permarket chain recently pro them to a hearing. ' sador to laraal. wlaa endorsemeirt hasn’t attended ta class for two to do so." ment eonforenoe that war prop calf with a Mofllior apoka Irifora A group, of 1912 modeM have been'agid ktece cured a rurit of buathees by. ot- Every brand sold in Con o f Westchester Oamriy BepUbUean years. '« Said day student Gina Straus, aganda- can beat be eliminated fannera. at the anmiat dibT day tha Jaw .went tpto effect Mat Oen fm ng seat belts at 84.98 a pair— necticut is tsated at -least Oeunell e f FMers for nomination He toid his teachers: “ I’m too who is 18: “ all of us feel very *by bdUattng free exchange of high heel. SHO E SALO N — Main Floor, Rear jBcgnaa at ttw.Untveato w.Opft- ^ s n d - lanlndlng installation — aa a pre- ones s year at tbs stats agtl- for Congress In New York's Mth tXMy. I ’v t got outside interests." unhappy. It’s* such fun being at a views between citizens of dif / Meticu^ Iw n6d 1m MCfi with big grocery orders. oultara] experiment tUtioh, D istil... Fins bnak out in That excuse was good^cnough. school where things are so free." ferent national' bloca. Be oew- a.. araOidSBjtiM , . „ . .. 'Thtrs ersB Is a bqfoning dc- he said. Blnllsr lasts are leg- various parts of natlca and kill at The school’s only rule was no ‘Tt’s,easy to see why the school tanded tho deOaition of war fq r s f i l a latMta BgiaM n ep d for tlis shoulder harness ulsriy made on hamburger, leaat doiem peiaana in whleh more rule. The faculty was dedicated to la closing. There have been no propagnadn Is too dlffuso W MM«iqi|c,<-cl cefsty vaMdag ueoally bread and other -food prod- than half tbs vtctinu are cfaU- tha belief that kids should do as new piqiuii recently and wFve had tatido by bringing U . n e c car e e f n n . ' ' - veu, ha addtd. dran. .hks, that there wae no right some bad pubUeity," jfk » said. . ttve, law. 1 'J 1 • V- V Ur7j'^'>l r - r

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 ^ 4 0 r m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ‘MANCHESTER, CONN^ TH UR0AY, APRIL >, 19»2 PAGE THREE

constitute- a qudrum for the R6ckviU«‘Vtm on truisActlon of business, but any ac Lenten Music F V l^ldingRtdes tion bn salaries of teachers or t ' ‘ • -Hu-: %. other employes of the board must Old Cookmg. Ware OH ^ passed by a tu-o-thirds vote of . -'.t-' • * i- -f JUnchanged Vy Is Performed ,, - O.S- : •'7.. 'i'/ the entire membership," says Sec. Shown at Librairy s S, 3 of the rules. Although'.that means that other ______i _ TOPBV-TUBVY PLAY i S ch o o l B ^ a r d important issues may rest on the A pocket-size cooking stove B y S ^ p h o n y BHINCm BifOON HOME .. Bolli man,unMtured in 1370 and eookie By AUMfSlMlBWold M 'n - vote of only a few board members, The oid Kibitssr'a face was the 4'A-< \ llwrtaim m«nb«n agreed that the sdiool board said discretion, as cutters more Iran 100 years old Ey JOHN GRUBER' i are. Among dt^jlay items , at the Fritz. Mahler chose a program Shape and color A>t a pickled eu- ^ A ItoberU' Rut«a of Order. txMird it has in the past, will govern ma eumber pS' I entered the club the jor issues. Important issues will be .Rockville Public Ubrary loaned by which was quite in keeping with the xulM and reffulatione, and dlMre- Mrs. Michael KMly of Campbell other day. "They don’t even know tahjed if a minority of the board LenUn aesjson fo r p erfm fiiôe how .to finesse any mqre.” he B A tr V t ’nn wlB aaiure good decislona, the memberriiip is present, members Ave., 'Vemon. , last night at the BuShnell. It «an- Mrs. Kelly has madS a hobby o f snarled. Naturally, 1 looked for the S 16 i 7 \ of education laat night de- smd. rtited of te "Good Friday Bpali” hand and the player that 1^ < I M l S f ddad not to change iU voting pr6- They also said adherence to Rob coUecUng kitchenware and uten by Wagnar, and ffie "Oarmen Re- sils used in times past and has caused the outbreek. eeduret. erts’ Rules of order will assure qidam'' by Brahms. The Old Kibitzer had been sit- Q W 674 Supt. of Schools WlUlam H. Cur good judgments. > placed the coUecUon on exhibit in Of ths two, tha Wagner teemed the library’s art room. Ung behind BduOi. He saw South tis had asked the board to consid William Buckley, a board mem the better performed, or psrhape win the flmt trick with the king A « 4 er amending its rule that leaves ber, said that the board’s unanim A llbraiy spokesman said the dis It is only because Wagner has sel 7 play attracts men and ohildren as of clubs and expected, that he moat decisions to a majority vole ity, on most Issues was itnother dom been played during Mr. MaU. would return a spa4e and try a f r . s . of board members present at meet good reason to keep its present well as women. er-j tmure, and it seemed freeh In fbispse with dummy’s queen. ings. He had suggested that the rule. , , Included in the display are a comparison to the Brahma muMc, Instead: South fed a -hqart to board consider making its deci Bbeid member Frank Sheldon wrought iron ladle and fork, an < ( which there .haa ben a latare dummy’a quaan. Then declarer led r m i t f t IMS sions subject to a majority vote of had asked Supt. Curtis to put the ironstone cup, doughnut poke, but amount this sasaon. T h low spade from dummy. U h ttMr entire board. voting rule on the agenda because ter molds, ]hckle ladle, and an' a-* YWCA Chairman In any eveni, there seemed to be It was at this point that the Old gometlmea a decision has been a decision at a recent meeting wSs maze-ing mouse trap. s sense of aerenlty end eonvletion Kibitzer stamped out of the room. oairled by only a majority of a made by three members. Also on diÎay Is an exhibition 'Mre, Richard Relchenbach,- 406 in the Parsifal excerpt altogether JHe didn’t like thU topey-turvey ôrum. or three votes out of the of ohotography by John Meyer of Woodland St..- was elected chair in keeping with the SxpianaUotl in way of taking a 'finesse in Mpadea. bid indicates the meat favorable board’s nine. Tolland, formerly of Aspen. Colo. man of the town committee of the the, opera that the ffewsrs and According to board "rules, the *Yield* Late Pn»hed The .(holographs were taken at Manchester Unit of the Hartford Ooeta NeUiiag opening lead. trees m alwaya moat luxurious on Actually, the old gentleman was For Sbeinwold’s 86-p4ga boêt,' only acUon that depends on a ma Ajq>en. county YWCA at Its annual meet Good Friday, since they are water "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," seudl jority vote of the entire board in HARTPtiAD (API—The aUte ing laat night in Woodniff Hall, quite wrong and South was quite ed by the tears of rapentant atai- right- It cosU nothing to bîn .the 60c to Bridge BMk. Msaoheater volves salaries, pOUcS poised to wage an ail-out canter Congregational Church. nem. It may be theatrical humbug, IN O U R ExplkiuitiGn SpadSe hy leading low from the Evening Herald, Bex 8818, Grand ■•At any meeting a majority of war todiy on violators of th* State Other officera elected were Mrs. rather than religion, but it is mov tha members, of the board shall yield-right-of-way ISw unless Harold Treash. first ties (dtitrman; dummy, if nothing good happens. Central Sta., N.Y. 17, N.T. TBS blue color o f sSa wAtSr>J'k"e ing music, for all .that, And R.wm South can later lead his remain (Oopyilgfat 1963, General Fea "strict adherence to the law IS real the blue color o f the Sky, Is the Mrs. C. Easton Perry, second vice moving as played laat evening by '-- t = - ized.” ‘. t chairman; Mrs. Owrge Smith, sec ing ppade to try the finesse with tures Oorp.) . result of molecular 'scatv..... **Ji«.**^^***r •*“ * orchestra. dummy's queen. Capt. William Gruber, comman'- light. Dissolved yellow pUments retary; and Mrs. J. LSrry Cochran, The Brahms work brought H ^ treasurer. The advantage of South’s play der of the department’s traffte produced from the decay Of plants Krail, si^rano, and Theodore Upp- becomes clcsu* if you look at East’s Corpa’ Birthplace Attention division, said a seven-msn team of give the green color to coastal, wa New members of the board of di man, baritone, to the.stage aa solo rectors are Mrs. Olof Anderson, hand. When declarer led a low traffic Bpecialiste will be sent to ters. 1 ists. The Hartford Sym(>hony spade from dummy Bast stepped Hie U.S. Marine Oorpe was the Glastonbury expressway to Mrs. B. R. BUas, Mrs. A. -R a ^ o n d ^ o r ^ Lvas likewise preeent in bom In PhUsdelphls, Pa., on Nov, Businessmen Rogers Jr., Miss Loulss Heller and up 'With the king. East feared study what he described as "this KENNBOT NAMES THREE ftUl strength, to add to the ooea- that he would lose the king if he 10, 1776, wtten the OOntlnental universal problem." WASmNOTON (AP) — Dr. A. Mrs. Doris Belding. a«m. The qw rale, incldentaUy, ffid Congress needed eea-golng soldiers MrS. Parry, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. failed te play it, and vtho can For Yew CoMvmlotico The study grew out Of a requeat Whdtney Griswold, ptssident of not do u well aa it had dona blame him? For all East knew. to fight on land or water. First for aid from Glastonbuty Police Tale, was one of three (lersone Allan Taylor (vere re-elected to the ^ l i » this seaaen; aome aestlona board of directors. South might have ,J-x or- oven J- UtUe band waa esgianded to about WoVnHDoHvw Chief Terrence J. McKaig. named by President Kennedy yes of the lengthy Btaiuiu work w*re’ 486,000 men in World War D. Captain Gruber explained that Mra Allan Taylor gave the invo- jmpreaaive, but seme dragged and x-x o f s(>ades. Yow Ordon Frempriy terday to the Advisory Committee Now see what would hap(>en if "a driver approaching a highway on the Arts of the National Oil- (catlon. Mrs. Raymond Bldwell of lacked vitality. on a yield access route is by law the Hartford County YWCA board I know vitaUty la something South led a low spade at the sec tural Center. The other appointees end trick and took the "normar supposed to slow to 10 miles per were Robert Saudek, trievislon of directors, and Mrs. Leroy Olsen, which .may seem at variance wiUi hour before entering the intersec retiring town chairman of the the idea of a Requiem, but the mu- Shall sound" and ■■Eleaaad are ttie finesse with dummy’s queen.. East OEWEY-RICHMAN executive and director of the tale- Manchester Unit, conducted the would win with the king and would E f l S T l U O O D STATfONEBS StNCC IM l tion and then to do so without In- 'Vleion worlamop o f (he Ford Foun alc ahould live, even though it la a dead" received ewceilent perform tereference to the normal flow of candlelight installation ceremony. commentary on the dead. This ances, but they could not quite return a club. South would wind 7f7 Mala St. TeL BO •-7SM dation. and Alfred ‘de lingre Jr., up with only eight-tricks. traffic.” theatrical producer. The 40th anniversary of the same charge may be leveled oounterbalance the drear wastes TWO HILARIOUS HlTSl founding of the Mancheeter Unit agalnat Mr.-Uppman, as well. His that were too frequently encount Still, he’d have saved the Old was obeerved at the meeting. o(>enlng "Lonl, make me to ered earlier. KlUtzer a pang or two. ROOK HUDSON • DORIS DAY 'Service pins were awarded to know . . was sung with lmj>ec- They were well trained tech Dafly <)nesttoB . Mrs. Raymond Halsted, Mrs. cabls dietion, fins phrasing and nically, however, and theii- tone, As dealer, you. hold: S(>ades— /'LOVER COME RACK" Frank Sheldon, Mrs. Joseph Qfer- muaieaUty, and good tone; yet it attacks and releases, aa well 6 4; Hearts—K 7 4; Diamonds— In Color. l;80-6:S6-8i88 winskl, Mrs. David Jenney and lacked the conviction of true pray- their sense of dyhsmics, were s A S 7 8; Clube-AK 5 3.'What do Mrs. Olsen, all retiring from the credit to Edgar 'BfasUieff, their yifu say? Also: Companion fkm Hltl board of directors, and t6 Mrs. Perhapa this work ahonld bs director, who, tnoklentally, Hvee Answer: Bid one club. If (lart- m Ralph Maher for her many years done only In a el|urch whera re- in Manchester. ner bids one spade, you can bid "THE SERGEANT L Y N N as director of the Manchester one notirump. If he bids one heart J>wuniu ligioalty would be a natural con The large audience aooorded WAS A LADY" Chefe* Frafli Notiv* Pooitry... Mracr From Form to You! YWCA playschOoL She will resign comitant, rather than a concert the entire forces generous ap or one diamond, you can -raise to at the end of the school year. hall. Still, 1 have heard perform plause at the clese or the evening. two. It the opfxments Intervene 8:85 - 8:25 About 50 members attended the ances of the work which seemed and partner passes, your opening WE TRIED FOR YEARS BUT D ID N T MAKE IT. SO WE QUIT! WE'RE NOT SORE! WE'RE NOT CRYING! WE'RE NOT ANGRY! meeting and program which in truly religious in approach and Pruhdl Faecs Surgery cluded vocal selections by members (>eiformanee, evan though they o f the Chaminade MustcaT Club were given in concert halls. LET'S FART FRIENDS. TO YOU OUR LOYAL CUSTOMERS THROUGH THE YEARS WE GIVE A ''GOING AWAY BONUS" OF with Miss Marjorie Stephens, ac- Miss Krail, on the other hand, n e w DELHI (AP) - Indla’e companiht; and Clifford R. Has manMed to capture the moed of President Rajandra Prasad, 77. ------SPECIAL --- kins, world traveler, who apoke the 'Biblical words, as well aa may anter New York’s Memorial ROCK-BOTTOM s l a s h e d p r ic e s t h a t w il l NEVER BE REPEATED. WE KNOW OF NO BETTER WAY OF SAYING "GOOD and ahowed slidse on (daces he Brahms' genuinely profound set. Heapltal for brain aurgery aome and his wife, had visited. Miss time after he lays down his office tin" of the comforting words. Her May . Stephens played for group singing. performance would hava achieved 18 BYE" THAN SAVING injU MONEY TO REMEMBER US BY. STRICTLY FRESH GRADE "A Ibiwever, the qiokcsman aaid DANCING near perfection, had her diction Evory Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night been on a par with Mr. Uppmah’a. Wednesday, "there are no Imme MEDIUM diate plans” for him to go to the TO THE MUSIC o r THE PAUL RICHARD TRIO Her moving performanee sparkad AT THE POPULAR ^ THE MANAGEMENT Local Stocks the remainder of the forces, so that United States for treatment. after the first words, the Intespre- Prasad austained. a head Injury tauen received a degree of oonvio- in 1M7 when police struck him GARDEN RESTAURANT ^ EGGS QuotattoBS Fnmlslied by tlon that was noticeably abaant with sh iron-tip^ bston. Ms was 840 5IAIN kr.. IN DOWNTOWN BtANCHESTER CMrtira Middlebreok, b e . during the early half of the work. then a partlcli>ant in Mohandas K. Gandhi’s nonviolent civil dis FKE6H — NATIVE Bank Stocks suddenly the whole thing FMK FOOD - U S A L IE V B I8 8 E S seemed to take new meaning for obedience movement against Brit UmES’UMNATED O'VEN B £AD T Bid Asked ish rule. UIHe8P^PGkMATOHEO UOffS’in-STYU MEirS SANFORIZED UDIES’ FAILLE POULTRY PARTS Conn. Bank and Trust everyone, chorus, orehestrsv and Co...... 68 67 audience. It .lifted the whole pei^ BROILERS FRYERS CUT FRESH DAILY Hartford Nationsl formance out of Uie realm of the Bank and Trust Co. 04 08 .xiommonplace to a isVel where we ROASTERS FOWL lu y tha Forts Yok Uku Bast! Ftre lasurancs Oompanles have been accustomed to pisuie the EDOHEBT RATOrOJ Aetna F ir e ...... 73 70 Hartford forces, but which it has STARTS FRlDAT — Gate Open 8:15 — Carteena 7:00 DUCKS / TURKEl^ PARTS BONED OUT Htfd. Fire ...... 74 78 seldom achieved this season. My SKIRT SET DRESSES SHIRTS DUSTERS National Fir...... 148 sincere congratulatione to 'Mias Phowilx Fire ...... 136 133 Krail, and my hopes that she will ROOK aad DORIS HAVINO A CAFOKS CORMSH HENS AT NO EXTRA COST labor to lm(>rove her declamation. FRI.-SAT.-SUN. Ufe and Indemnity Ins. Cos. BALL! — And You Win Tee! lO T H F O W Aetna Casualty .... 75 80 As I mentioned, the chorue was I Aetna Life ...... 133 139 H not heard to as great advantage aa *6MnrN8iEini Coim. General ...... 131 141 had been the ease in an e^ er VAL Htfd. Steam Boiler . .140 150 performance of Prokofieff. Tlieir m NUMIIH I»erformance seemed too studied, Ins. City Ufe ...... 28 31 "kNIiSnER VAL $10.98 VAL VAL Travelers ...... 166 Mi 172 and (lerhapa over-rehearaad, until VAL UP PnbUe CtinUes there was little inspiration left, in S U .9 5 $2.99 $3.99 Conn. I-ight Power .. 29H SlVi what is eetentlally inspiring music. S3.9S Htfd. Electric Light 74 77 True, they rose to the oc S:16 7 -1 6 Hartford Gas Co. . . . 68 casion after hearing Mlee Krail, CtNatMASeemSI Southern New Ehigland and seoUona like ^ e tnmipet PLUS A GREAT CO-FEATURE: KIRK DOUOLASln Telephone ...... 50 H 55 H Mannfacturina CoInnRllle^ a ONE and 2 PC. STYLES Arrow, Hart, Heg. 58V4 81% TOWN WITHOUT PITY a FAMOUS KUKON-KNIT # FAMOUS BEI.SHIRE BRAND eSfdid Failles, Brocades, Checks Associated Spring .. 1,1 16 V a MATCHING BLOUSE. SKIRT a STREET, CASUAL, PARTY STYLES Bristol Brass ...... 9'.li 10% e Novelty Print, Satin Linings a EASTER (X)LORS a ROLL-UP SLEEVES e SHORT and LONG SLEEVES Dunham Bush ...... 6% 7% FRIDAY NIGHT a COTTON, CREPES, LACES Bm-Hart ...... 70 76 a FULLY LINED e WHITE and COLORS a e SPOT RESISTANT FINISH Fafnir ...... 46 49% 5 PAL Oeat a ALL SANFORIZe’d Heubleln ...... 22% 20% Sbqwa At 8;15 and 8;45 ^ . SPEDIAt a SOLIDS, PRINTS, NOVEL’nES ' N. B. M ach in e...... 32% 35% a FULL LENGTH a POWDER, PINK, MAIZE, LILAC e HI-COUNT DURABLE COTTON e FULL-LENGTH EASTER STYLES North and Judd ___ 13% 15% a Jr. Petite, Jra, Missy, Half Sizes -Stanley Work i ...... 22------3 rrt F lltl OOURgE Se i z e s 1 0 t o i 6 a SIZES 10 to 18 ______e«lZ E 8: SMALL. MED. LARGE SIZES FOR ALL______Veeder-Root ...... 51 66% The above quotatioiu are not to be construed as actual markets. Pre-Hnished WOOD PANELINO I j 11 ^ LOW BID ON SCHOOL LOBSTER HARTFORD (AP) — F. W, m i s ’ NU-STYLE BOYS’ OOTTON BOYS’ FRUIT-OF-THE-iOOM Bunas’ 2-FieoE Brown Co. of Yantic is the apper- UDIES* HOUDAY ent low bidder for construction of the Norwich State Technical In DINNER stitute. The State Ihiblic Works M ille p k com|>any offered to do the work for je gooTfioO Mf ousfptd^Co a base of 81,158,000 plus a sup plemental fee of $38,000. $ 4 . d 5 DRESSES PANTS BLOUSES SH0RTS Sport Sets PLUS AT 7:85 PAL } A WORP V DOTH FOR OF CAUTION /ftme csAnee-PHOMiJffsells m f e t WALNUT FOR A PERFECT DINNER "It is highly probable that during lon»nou6kMrein W orth VAL VAL VAL the decade aheul, many ot today's RESTAURANT and DELIGHTFUL COCKTAIL S9.98 S I .99 S2.99 B9e VAL spectacular stocks will widier on ^ 8 E n m 7 WALNUT STREET S4.99 the vine. It stands to raHOO,d>ete- THIS IS THE PLACE fore, that un HTEO.: *‘Ugfet U Tbe Plaaaa” HI 3-4628 M ARCH 16 thru APRIL 7 less you are APRIL IPth: “PINOOORIO” Yard Delivered able and will U . S. and W eyerhaeuser a ONE .AND 2 PC. STYLES a FAMOUS BEDFORD CORDS a COTTONS, CREPES 0 FINEST QUALITY UNDERWEAR o MATCHING SKIRT and TOt* Price Price ing to assume considerable MANCHESTER a STREET* SCHOOL, PARTY STYLES a ALL PRE SHRUNK, WASHABLE a TAILORED, DRESSY o BOXER, SNAP STYLES 0 PLEATED, FLARE SKIRTS 4 x 7 Classic Birch ^ 7 . 5 9 $ 7 . 9 9 risk; yon NOWSNOWINUiOia n u c D would be Drt Ive - 9n '3 ti€At!i6 a bOTTON, r a y o n s , NYLONS a NEWEST SHAiDE a LONG, SHORT SLEEVES o WHITE BACKGROUND PRINTS oKNIT, WOOLS, COTTON TOPS 4 X 8 i*" Rustic Knotty Cedar $ 7 . 1 9 i $ 7 . 5 9 well-advised Bi.'l TO N N o lV N a m a n y WITH MATCHING BAGS a CUFFED, UNCUFFED MODELS a WHITE, CpLORS, PRINTS o WASH-and-WEAR o Colon: Solida; Stripes, Checks ' RrMPrS GRADE to be teiative- SEVEN W0KDHS::Y0KlD ly conserva BOX Om CE OPEN FRIDAY . SATURDAY - SUNDAY — A U COLOR a SIZES 1 TO 14 YEARS a SIZES 4 to 14 a SIZES 32 to 42 o SIZES 4 to J4 o 8IZE.S 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 4 x 7 Rustic Knotty Cedar I'lOP $ 6 , 2 9 $ 6 . 6 9 tive. It's a vir i6PVl.t» « DA*#* 14 AJM. tie t PAL RCMPCS GRADE naTiNSEs wco., . W rVE GOT YOUR SHARE tual certainty t,a«fH .s»«A .i that serious Brunch YOU OF LAUGHS THIS WEEK____ 4 X 7 i " Sandlewood $ 5 . 4 9 $ 5 . 7 9 IClNtRAMA COME AND GET'EM! / a ttation to management, finan ^ Pius Hundreds Of Other Un-Advertised Bonus items For Ladies, Girls, Men, Bojrs^ cial strength, and produa poten .)>N 4 x 8 V Sandlewood $ 6 . 2 9 $ 6 . 5 9 tial will pay off in the long nin u graSra-iMRE All Items Arc Subject To Prior Sale. Quantities Are Limited the weaker companies fall by the All First Quality Pre-Finished V Plank wayside. Anyone desiring to take a sensible approach to common Toaifht, Thars., Fri. and Sat. Atock invesdiig it always wdoome Open Friday Nights UnNteao Year Boat, Mika Stanko, Praaents for Ym — cecmi,€nuMn- CbmugnarC in our office," FIATS IWB OfMOED’r miAT naULS WHnnB OlBUr AB£ ST rniB VERaAma*”—Be H mtatbag. Jas, IW fÊSTER MILLS DISCOUNT WORLD PUTNAM IJsdBt or Jnet a F ox Trs4 M w*i ta# .511 EAST MIDDLE TPKE. & C O . OAK GRILL—30 Oak St.—HI 9-8094 71 I. C M in n .. MANCHmR PABBINO e Ml M is t 80. AJil. to to P.M. FREE PARKING FOR 500 CARS 336 NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 9-5253 MnmknnNwwTmi $imk |s

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\3d|iiiSigHKtHJii BA. dagraa to a ptyditiogy major / ' i ' ■ IK ■ ^' --r ■ :. 4 Teachers Join and edncaitlon. minor,. Mlv. Wood- Retreat League side, who win graduate In June Your *s Kitchen System in Fall from the VRlvar|iky>rt time. Jim* from R e^ College with a on ball* during the 1961 season. • ••*•. '■ ecapes and wild! ife. SUr In tomato paste, water, salt, DoSla, Soaaa EUaabath, danghtar of Mr. and Mr*. Jo*e(di H. BUDGET PLAN lemoO juice *nd rimmer for five Duffln Sr., Crooa Dr., Vamon, Ska waa born March 37 at Rock lAkiuto*, stirring occaalonaily. Add Time of Danger th* dieed hard eooked egg* and ville a t y HoapUal. Her maternal grandmother U Mr*. Mar The 'ilrst three months in the garet Rice. V.emon. , Her paternal grandparent* are Mr. and heat through. Serve over hot cook Mr*. Samuel Damn. Saeton, Pa. Sh* ha* a brother. Joeeph Hen womb-,the time of rapid develop ed rtoo. ry H. 6; and two «Uter*, PatrlcU Ann*, 8, and Margaret LouUe, ment from a few celU to an em Ham and Hoodie Oaeaerole bryo—are among the most criti 1 paekage wide egg noodle* (8 or 314 • i cal for the unborn. Rasearehen 9 ounce*) uebe, dcaao* Bebla aad Jajee Amt, twin daughter* of Mr. know that deformitie* often occur 3 cup* cooked ham, ground or when the mother U struck by a dkoppGd and Mr*. Oart A- LUb*. 9 O o t ^ S t, Rockville. They were vlru* dUease like meaele* during DISCOUNT PRICES bom Marrdt 38 a t RockvlUe C ity. H o « ^ . Their maternal 3 bablaapaona grated onion ’ grandparent* arc Mr. and M n. Arthur Wheelock, Rockville. Their thU period. 1 can cream of mushroom sw p praemal grandparenU are Mr, and Mrs. Bmerson liebe, Rock- Now come* word that the early 3/8 cup milk vUl*. •■tUge* of pregnancy are the time % cup buttered bread crumb* • # • • • that unlxm animal* are most PAY AS Cook noodle*, rtnae and drain. Nolaat BUchacI Bditwd. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Vfo- susceptible to death or damage NO MONEY DOWN Arrang* noomes and ham in lay- Ian Sr., M JteM a Rd., Rockville. She wa* bom March 39 at from X-ray* and other ionizing L in U AS PIR era In a buttered oaaaerrte. Sprin Roekvlll* City BO*|iltal. Her maternal grandparent* are Mr. radiation a* well. MONTH kle each layer with grated onion. and Mr*. Them** Rady. Roekvin*. Her paternal grandparenU So far it has not been proven Combine uniRluated mushrooht The L IZ a n Mr. and MH, PranoU Holan. mUngton. He ha* a brother. that radiation damage* human ■oup and milk. Pour over ham Rionald J r , and two *i«tori, Marparet Ann. 3H: and Mary embryos. Dr. Robert Rugh of Co and noodle*. ’Top with buttered r. ZH: crumb* and mrinkle with paprika. BBakbeth, IH . lumbia University reportad to th* NO FINANCE CHARGES • * • • • American Radium Soelaty, But, Bake In moderate oven,. 375 de Most Becoming! LOOK! Fatfco, Mkri-Araw Blaabotli. daughtar M Mr. and Mra. Ray he warned, radiation can harm, gree' about 25 nilnutea' or until mond Fetko, M Grov* S t, Rockville. She wa* bom March 33 even kill, embryo rata—and tho** browned. Miakee about alx aerv- a t RookvaiUe Ctty Homdtal. Her maternal grandparent* are Mr. finding* indicate that care should W O R L D O F Inga. and Mr*. Thoni* Nawinuy, Tolland. Her paternal grandparenU be taken in using X rays on newly ENJOY THE WONDEkFUL Mra. Strickland and her huaband M o st Femmi'ne! ravishmgly a n Mr. and Mr*. Joaaph Fatko. RockvUl*. She ha* four alatar*, pregnant wom'en. are Mandieater natlvea and both Deborah Jaan, 8; Ttcrl-La*. 6, Chatyl Lynn, 5, and Joann Marie, 3. attended Manchester High School. • • • • • ITiey are membera of the Second Appaodieltl* REFRfOERATORS TELEVISION , Congregational Church where Mrs. RUFFLED Fora*, Margaret Mtaiy, daugtiUr of Mr. and Mr*. Jamaa Te- Fewer people are dying from Lace Trimmed no, 60 Lawrsne* St, Roekvlll*. Sh* waa bom March 38 at Strickland I* hoepltallty chainnan appendicitis, thanks to antlblotle* A Brief Case Portable! of It* Mother* Club. She I* a Rodcvilla City Hoopttal. Her maUmal grandparenU are Mr. and to control Infection*, and batter A AuotmaticB member tA th* Robertaoh School Mr*. William BrUi, RookviUa. Her paternal grandparenU are surgery and diagnori*. The death FTA. Raialng African violeta and only Mr. and MiK .Domlnlo Tono, RookvUla. She ha* a brother, rate ha* fallen to one par 100,000 A 2-Doors ie Compact Portable# and knitting are her favorite hob- (BeraM phMo by Satendi) D a v M J,lH - Amaricans. j ble*. • • • • • PHII CO. ★ Lower Freezeri •k 23-Inch Table Model# MRS. ROY STRICKLAND Boyla, BObart Bdmohd, aen of Mr. and M n. Odward Boyle, But it doeui’t mean that fewer ’The Stricldand* have five son*, Cotton Duster M HuMiard Bt, Glastenbury. H* wa* bom Mhreh 37 at Man- people are getting appandleitl*. In - ★ Frost Free •k 23-Inch Consoles Donald, 19. Raymond, 16, William, $3 .9 9 Cheater Mamoriat HeaplUl. Hla aiateiTial grandparenU are Mr. one year alone, 417,000 Amaricans 10, David, 7, and Thomas, 3. Rockville-Vemon sary celebration. In addition, the and Met. Robert B. Gabbay, 613 Hebron Ave., Glastonbury. HU fell 111 to the disease. Ninety par A Supermirketer k Stereo Combinations SMckland.lg.a oo-owner of Roy furnishing* oommltte* Is arrang twnal granAwrehts a n Mr. and Mr*, Bdmond Boyle, 93 E. cent underwent operations. In all, and John's Floor Covering to Man ing for production of oommamora- Kddl* TMa, Mineheater. R* haa a brother, Bdward FraneU these appendicitis victims speni chester. Church Planning tlve plate* Inscribed with' a brief $5*99 Tha heady allure of BDyfa,n. 3,709,000 day* In hospitals, say church history. Proceed* from Uie tho raffle rage . . . statisticians from the Metropoli Celehration for ssle of plate* will help refumlah packed into a aensa- Bagijt Jaaa Maria, daughter of Atty. and Mrs. David M. B*a> tan Life Insurance Oo. HONEUUNDRY the sanctuary. Ty, 399 Main S t, Manriieeter. Sh* wa* born March 38 at Man- ScJiQol IVIenuF its Bicentennial Tentative plans for the csle- tional atep-in-aheathi eneaUr 'Memorial Heapital. Her maternal grandparent* are Mr. Trouble Chart k 12 Lb. Capacity bratloa tooiuds a Friday night din Pleated provocation and M n. W alter N. Leelerc, 33 Main S t, Mancheater. Her pa Pediatricians now have avail ner with former mbilrter* of the frames tha face . . . ternal grandmother U Mr*. John F. Barry, 32 Scarborough Rd., able a first aid chart for partnU, ★ Fully Automatic Publlq. school, menu* for f< the A dinner concert, ■pedal *erv- bhurch as guests; s Saturday Manchêr. i the ‘American Academy of Pedi k No Transmission week of Akril 9 to 18 wW be ■sfol- lee* and an exlbltion of historic afternoon tsa; Saturday evening cascades down ... . atrics reports. low*: ■ picture* aid document* will mark concert; and ^>ecial morntog more femininity at the k Matching Dryers th* 200th anniveraatjl celebration Schomer. Valerie Beth, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Howard D. ’The free chart has data on Gas or Electric Monday:, Baked link sausage ■ervice Sunday followed by an out tip of your wrist. In Schomar, 438 W. Middle Tpke., MUnchaaUr. She waa borh bruises, scrapes, cuU, punctures, with afipUsauo*, mashed potato, of Vernon Center Oongregatlonal door pageant' with a box lunch k Famous Duomatie Church Oct. 12 through 14. smoothest Cotton March 38 at Manoheater Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal sliver*, blt-e* and stings, bums ano buttoced peaa, bread and butter, social for fsmikes snd guest*. broadcloth in beige, grandmother U Mr*. Betty Death, 8an*Bamardino, Calif. Her scalds, fracture*, sprain* and aya Combination milk,- Mrioot whip. Announcing the date* of the The Rev. Rockwell Hsxmon jiatcmal grandmother U Mr*. Sarah Schwartz, Brooklj'n, N. T. Injuries.'It also tell* what to do Tliesday: Hamburg -gravy, commemorative festival, tha com Potter win be Che main speaker turquoise, coral, bU i^ first for note bleeds, fainting, con mashed ,j^tato, buttered beets, mittee noted the actual anniver a t the FiMay dinner. 8 to 16. Hendrickson, Soott and Ohrt*, twin son* of Mr. and Mrs. vulsions, head injuries, poisoning, butter,! milk, peaches. sary date 1* Nov. 24, The Observ Claude Hendrlekaon, 76^ Birch St., Manchester. They were bom and choking. Th* chart is designed for all school* ex- ance of th* date ha* be*n pushed Greek Biehop Qeared March 39 at Manchester MetnorUI Hoapital. Their mstemal for hanging in a bathroom or "^liori: Cream of to- ahead a month to take advantage grandparenU ai« Mr. and Mrs. ThomM Morrow, 26 Birch St., kitchen. ;-JMim and cheese sand- of what will probriily be better de milk, ptoe- ATHENS (AF)—Bishop Iskovos Manchester. Their paiantal grandrtnither is Mra Eva Hendrick ;Weather for travel and outdoor former Greek Orthodox srefr son, Durham, Oona. Y ’Ths Nose Know* Bowh cake. .. acti'ritiea. bishop of Athena snd prlmats of p for the high school: The anniyer*a» committee com Even your bast friend won’t Greses clesrsd Wsdnssday by g Hnmphray, Baadra Jeaa, daughU r.af Mr. and Mrs. Dennis tell you, unlesa it’s for aelenee. Ftenoh 'fried jtotn* prise* Noiptnan R. Strong, ohair church court of charges thst led Humphrey, 11% Walnut St., Manoiieeter. Mie was bom AprU 1 ...... I asparagu*. mUk. man; Mr*. Alice Hammar, aecte- ^ " Mil IN(, ’.f uvii I r Scientists, ieai;Thlng for a way 'nton^y^ turkey with to hla resignation under Greek at Muiehestar Memorial Hospital. . Her maternal grandjMirent* to measure and detect bad breath, tary; Mr*. Ruth Broil, Mra. Mil government pressure. are. Frank Symonda, 97 Seaman Circle, and Mr*. Robert KraeUch- Ch eranbany laauce, mashed potato. decided that no man-made device 2SPECD-40V0LE dred WUle*, Mr. and Mr*. Fred The charges—made by a Greek mar, 287 Green Rd,, Manchester. Her paternal grandparents was a* good at detecting odor a* butteM^;vrifeen beans, bread and erick Paisley, John Cadman, and are Mr. and Mrs. William Humphrey, 33 Lnmmore Dr., Mimchee- ' buttef,; phRl' pears. Orthodox ^ m t , a retired anqy the nose. * ^ 3 9 9 f James M om . general and an admiral—were ter. ■SS *199.95 Fridp^ jiBiEked macaroni with The church was founded In 1762 • • • • • • The study showed, however, that cheese ' 'aitd tom at^, buUered never made public because of volatile sulphur compound* are ths under the name Second Church of their delicate nature. Botuliee, Ksvto Ralph, aon of Mr. and Mi*. Raymond Boushee corn, krHid and b u tw , mllK, Ice /Itarist to Bolton, according to a Jr, 300 Hilliard St... Manchestsc.' He was bom. April 1 at Mari- odor-rausing elemenU in saliva, creanj..-' Bishop lakovos waa elected for instance hydrogen sulfide committee spokesman. Vernon was archbishop and primate on Jan. chester Memorial Hospital. Hi* maternal. grandparenU are Mr. then part of Bolton, tlie church and Mra. Jamee Vsnnell, Bast HartfMd. Hi* paternal grand which haa the small of rotten 18. The charge* were made a few ess*. -'^.'Dedibing was establlihed by the North day* later. Both government and parenU are Mr. and Mr*. Raymoiid Bouehdk Sr.. 412 HilUard St., C jlton Ecclesiastical Society which Manchester. H* has a brother, Cnilg, 3H. and a slrter, Sheila, 4. anti-government newspapers de • A 9 • • Per ea^lbi corunimptton of milk became the Vernon EodesiaaUcal manded HI* resignation, and creato to. the U.8, during T961 Society to 1808 when the town under4jnUCA officeVIA pressure, he re- Mannel, Byron Thomas, son of Mr. and Mra. Robert G. Xtan- CAP Drill Teams aval esUmkted a t 316 pdimdi, con- of Vernon waa incorporated by signedled Jan,Jsn, 26. nel 41 Vernon Ave., RoCkvllle. Ha was bom March 31 in Rock ttoulng the decUne In. mlUc cmi- legislative act. CBirysostonmoa, former biahop of ville O ty HoepiUl. His materiial grandparenU are Mr. and •umpUon which has been evident Ml*. Win**, church, historian, is elected arobblahop Mrs. Spartaee Nerl, Rockville. His paternal grandmother 1* Mrs. Compete in Town WIICOI Osvalls, ws liltian Mannel, Rockville. slnee 1966, according to th* Brl- preparing a Matory of the church and primate several days after R • A * R ’The first statewide oompetlUon tanntea Book of the Tear. to booklet form for the anniver- IiAovos resigned. Picard, Todd Michael, sen of i.Mr. and Mrs. Henri J. Picard of Chril Air Patrol oadet driU Jr., 12 Ahem Dr„ Wapplng. He wa* bom March 26 at Mandies- teams%> be held In Manchester will tar Memorial Hospital. Hi* maternal grandparenU are Mr. and take place on the afternoon of May Mr*. Clifford B. Smith, ’Torrington. Ic* paternal grandparent* 13 in the State Armory on Main are Mr. and Mr*. Henry J. Picard Sr., North Westport, Ma*«. St., according to Capt. Adolph He ha* a sister, Deborah Ann, 3. Baron, commander of the Manehes- ter . Squadron. Ranney, Stephanie Dawn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald About eight teams representing P. Ranney, 33 High Tower Dr., South Windsor. She wa* born various cadet squadron* will be VALUE-RATCD March 30 at Manchester Msmiorial Hospital. Her maternal competing for the Qol. Shutter pandparent* are Mr. and Mr*. Josaph Lowrey, St. Johnsbury, Vt. trophy, won the 1**; two year* by Her paternal grandmother I* Mr*. Clara A. .Ranney, St. .Iohn»- the Manchester Cadet Squadron. PRICES START bwry, Vt. She has three brother*, Jeffrey, 9. Timothy," 7, and Member* of the CAP Wing staff UWCH Philip, 4. J will view the activitle* and select autoMMic the winning team. Also on hand *199.95 Mary-EUa, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Carlton Walrti, will be th* Conn. CAP Wing Band. *199,95 ^ Woodland St. Shs wa* jsom March 30 at" Manchester Memo Capt, Baron ha* been assigned i Start USED rial Hospital. Her maternal grandfather is Benjamin Coombs of project officer for the event which ^ybrook, Conn. She haa four brothers, Carlton Jr., 14. Randall, la open to the public. 10, Jeffrey, 7 and Corey, 2H. The Manchester CAP cadet unit, 1959 QMsniobile ‘‘88” Holiday Coupe 1959 OMamobile S-88 Holiday Cimpo ' • • • * B open to both male* and females Ballowa Kevta Raymond, aon ofM r. and Mr*. Donald R. Bel- from 14 to 18 year* of age, meet* Radio, heater, Hydramatlc, power steering, Radio, heater, Hydramatie, power staertog, Jw*, 172 Maple St.. Manchester. He wa* bom March 31 at ever Thursday night at th* FNNmELS Manchester Memorial Hospital. Hi* matanuJ grandparent* are Armorj'. power brakes. White. One owner — lew power brakes. Otmy and whits. Ons Owner Mr. and Mr*. G. Raymond SouUtwick, North Baaton, Mhas. HI* Priees atlaags. —sxcsptlonsUy clean. paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. Donald W. Bellows, North Moving Maple fitart Easton, Mass. He ha* a brother, Brian, 3. ^49.95 World's most widely traveled BowUad, OheiVl Lyn, daughter of .Mr. and Mr*. Harley W. item of air cargo 1* a gavel wield STEREO R o w l^ . 163 Roes Ave., Coventry. S ^ was bom March 39 at ed by presidents of an Interaatton- RANBES FRCEZERS *1695 *1845 Manchester Memorial Hospital. H er' maternal grandparent* a! air transport association. k SO or 40-Inch S iu k Full Line Portables k Compact Cheat Models are Mr. and Mr*. William .Shea. 2 Bari St., Manchester, Her Carved from a block of Camullan paternal grandparent* are Mr. and Mrs. George Rowland, 104 ★ Exclusive Tilt Top , 'A Console Slide Top I'.: k Giant Storage Chest maple, it has been used in annual 4 WaShbum Ave., Coventry. Her maternal great-grandmother 1* meeting* on six continents and has k Standaiid or Automatic Console Lift Top ★ Uprights from 8 to Mr*. Anna Shea. 19 Hudson St.. Manchester. She haa two ri*- been shipped a total of 140,000 ★ Lift Off Oven Doora k Console Solid Top 16 ft. I960 Ford Galaxie 4-Door Hardtop 1959 bldamobile S-88 4-Door Sedan tsra, Laurie Jesn, 3H', and Susan Lee, 3^ , miles. k AM and FM Combination# k Frost Free Models SWly equipped. Rsdlo, hester, Ferdomat- Radio, haatsr, power stseilng, power le, power stsertof, 'power bnikes, white- ' brakes, whitewall tires and many extras. I'Hl "«■ • Mjl ■ >' •'M'ijVs n îll’ i".•»"! ,j|‘ Hi" I , well tires, sxcsptlonsUy clesn. Clean.. .clean.. .cleani 11'i START SAVING— OR ADD TO SENSATIONAL NEW NYLON ^ YOUR SAVINGS ON OR REFORE TRADE-IN PLAN *1745 *1845 TRICOT THE lOHi OF THE MONT^ PLUS! 1960 YaUant 4-Door Sedan, 1960 Dodge Seneca 4-Door Sedan PANTIES EARN DIVIDENDS FROM THE Itl lUfBOk hsytw, standard transmission. Good Radio, hsafsr, antomatie traasmlsskm. TAo- MANCHESTER J M ssoBomy. Iôdal toads. Ons owner. ions, whitewall tires and many extras. COURTEOUS IIBTT* lir -ft 0 laviih with lace and ruffles 19 EFFICIENT SAVE S A V 1 M G S }i(/ l.O A N REASONAILE ^395 \ s ■ . 4 I \ i I I fMgmms/T'sAjiuftfms TV KC Ba****>tM ’s TMTnTTi I ne w 11 i iu i~m CURRENT ANNUAL GENUINE MANCHESTER OLDSIIHIDILE DIVIDEND sumeE ini! BBANOH OFFICE. 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MANCHESTER EVENING ^R A L D , Md^CHESiTiR,. C5NN., THURSDAY, APRIL B, 196^ PAGE RBYEN : HANCHESTEB B V lB lÔ HEBAtiD, UAHCHIBStEB, CONN^ THimSDAY, AP&IL 8. ideS ■('"'■■IJIU- I , ■ self, had Mitually been the orlgtiwl never really had toe psfeenal in- their Mieacg' and moimiw to tha leaden of the nvoluttan. sttaet to get there. St Mary’s Womeii abatof guo. Had Jesus esotlously L^lay Caitre, in the same •peeeh, was Connecticut ThM gUb public appraisal wWeb sAJusud Himself to toe mores of Wkeg SttBttlng IfrraUi haa- eonatotantly saeuiBfd that toe Guests o f DAR Hto day, H s would not have bow apparently declaring some kind o t Supreme Court waa his own itong- oruoUied. H s liiailfl avaa-bave be- policy war on theae Caommnlat Yankee tenh" unbiUeh gnd that his whole WcaMn ef 8 t Mary's iqitooopal ooms a popular leadstc But with drive into the hatlonal political out tro oftos, Hs would have had 1Miaehwittr.P € Cooa F - profeealenalB, aetUng the atage for Ghurch wtB be guests o f O rnrd DMAB ;------the rptumpUon of leadership by .B y A . H. arena had that Ooifrt.aa his ulti Pariah (% ^ter, DAR, at Ua no redesmbig power. It to hardly ■ mate deetlnatlon has never Man ing 'mursday, April It. at 8 p.m. would even have bP'hsId this iohdsy fM n-F to himself which epparently has been heard of Him. HEW gecretavy Abe. lUMeetf hM quite on toe mark. He wSa never at the itome 'of Mrs. W. George P4S,> ih,Oentsr Park; taking place, in actuality, in recent ^ n g to g a t on the OouFt. Good fallows Me so often good bean guUty of acma taieonkaney ot Gtonney, 448 E. Center 8L. Iba dtoplay to datognad to ae> ibllahcd B n rr Erralas CsMCt devtdopmenU in Cuba. . So fa r. aa eliMtlve. ettas to eon-, Guest speokera will be toe Rev. for nothing. Tboss who make con- quaint MauAsatsr nsidanta with ■ and Rolfcuya. Entered a t the aim in his ambitions; he has net titoutions to aaols^. and are re- In the Ideal of a Communist oeritod, RJblcafr beihg A Oedr and Mia. Barbour et -Weat sqidgntant and fuaettona of Maa- .'tfle* at Kaaoheattr, CoMi.. aa always known exactly In which dl* greiamah, which made hiip afaas it ^ ^ .wtoo wUl tell ahaut their mwitoered wUb appreciation. In- . Oa„ -ana Battle ind Claaa Han Hatter. revolution .^ based on the maseea 1 reetien he really wanted to .turn or of being a Senator. When ha ran .. J n ^ B t .M otyfm School to r M - veitably have toe peurage to be Oroua. X60tb ~ SnBSCRtPnON RATES rather than on eome Communist for th* Senata'in ISSg he took the diao Girie in South Dakota where dilfaieht,—and some of tham ate h ^ : be has even been iêted L t Alton MoreU to in Rayabla in Adraitca party ellta it would be Fidel, of oneiand only kektog of his polttlcal Dn Barbour former^ f chM^^ perseouted. charga-^pf arrangoments and baa ^ carrier with a wisdom sometimes beyond Rev. Percy M. Spurrier n e jT e a r ...... eouree, edio would be the voice to eareek—a defeat he 'qeyer quite lined up repreaontatlon firom each M Q R t lU I . a a a a a a a a a a aî his years, which told him that accepted or philoeepaised even Hoeteaiee will be Mrit Leuto South MetoodtotOtaureh x f toi platoais in Hdq. Co. ______n th f...... - and fo r the. maesea. prises eometimes fiercely aought' when It waa oDviouafy due to lui Marla, Mr*. Cyrus IbnipItliuâiKl S g t Donald Hampton wQl )ttB ICOOth aaaaaaaaaaak-*# ' ; .1*Q . We don't know quite what to can turn into dust ante they are Etoenbewer landalide. nui for Mra.' Frank S t e ^ < answer quest lone or the Nstleaal » a a a a a a a a a a aa a a > « iSO • aelsed. On top of all such ec- make of this. All we know to that, Governor, an ottee he did not care Firemeii Answer Ouard’B six-fflanth program for caslmal uncertainty and mood hi to have, and probably dreaded, youths betsveen 17 and 18t9 who from now on, we will continually his own mind, he has alao found may want to enlist in the National Hoeiated Pr«fi jaS^MHabr becauae that waa the only totng A Thonght for Totbij 5 75 March CaUs Richard Jacobs Mrs. Adolph Snyder aatttled to l the uae of republtcation ot be in need o f eoeperts in the oim htenself, at some stages in his he could run t o t it he was to,keM> Guard. an newaI dlepatehea dlsoal____ credited______to It .or munlst nngb who can tell ua who career, in eituationo in which . Ms his career aUve and Ms Imaga be Speaaaied by tiM Maiwlwatar The madloal platoon ‘wM be rep otberwiae credited1 In111 tMa M per degree of personal choice of direc : Tenth firefighters aaswsied 7b also the local newa puUIehed ncra. to dominating whom for the mo fore toe public...... CoWMil e f Cbnrekes resented by Bgt James Pittman, Writh Unit Presidents tion waa limited, and he had to oalto in March — 64 actual fires, Private Flret Class Matthew Mc _ An rMita of remiblleatienitlen o(of epeelal.êpeelal^ ment in Cuba, whether the result In hto flret term as Oovemor Richard Jaoobe, .08 Cusbmanf dlepatehea herein ara alao reearrad. puraue w hatever opportiintty W e are Mind when w e San to aee 10 for reacM.and amergeney and Guire, Charies Keeney and Riband l/AlS-yBS! moves Cuba closer to or farther opened If he wanted to keep alive think he almost died of bore on# sceldentsl and uimecesssry. OlAtB. Dr., and Mrs. -Adolph Snyrtor; 79 Harry LiebmOn, Ren .Kanter, AL , Ihill aerrlce Client of N. B . A. Sera dom; and ive ' shall never know toe supei^-oouraga of leeuB, even Bdmund St, will be installed as Werbner and Philip Bayer, trus from Russia or China, and what a career in public life. at the beginning of His ministry Fire Chief WiUtoni'C. Mason noted The angineere will be represent i s Inc. : what'persuaded Mm to etand for a in Ms monthly depaftmentsl per presidents a t Ohsiter Oak Lodge tees: . nbllahera ReoTeaentAtlTea. each new echism may mean to tha All this should- be said, out ef —When Jepue heard that John had ed by Sergeants Donald Downs and CARLEASIHB fw ua Hathewd Special Aaaney- elemental fairness and decency, by second term. He did, found tonic formance report, ■ John Codeerham, Spec E-S Norman and Ben Bara Chapter of B’nai Ben Bsra Chiq>Uw officers in Fork. Chlrare, Detroit and Boat on.■Jfis been aireeted'Ra departed into Ga B’rtto Sunday at 8:30 p.m. at.HlUei people of Cuba. We gather that, at anyone pretending to comment on in hto own jensatiimal JandeSde Tho total eaUs, which ihehided Cyr and Peter Fulti; and Ffc. Rob clude Mre. Henry David and Mn. HEHBER AUDIT BUREAU • o r victory, and wae happy behig Oov lilee:—From that tone Jeaus bonn ind RENTALS Foundation at the University of Fred Tenofsky, vice presMenta; CntCUUATIONS. the moment, Castro is blaming ths the present phase.of the.Riblooff 48 graee and bnub fires, w u 46 ert Lasxart. emor in the great, refonp seselon to. preach uid to say, ‘Riênt: FVxr Connecticut campus In Storrs. The Mrs. Bernard KruU, treasurer; professional Communists for the career. For, although he' to Just toe kingdom of heaven is at more than March 1961 and 40 For the communicatioins platoon The Herald M n tin c Company, &ie.( of 1060 and then happy in that more than February 1962. Grass ft-will be Sergeants Gordon Ted- Ftast U Maachaetor. New •■«■. Joint installation will be preceded Mrs. Richard Jaoobe, reoordihg aaaumee no financial reapcmalbdr ' present hard pllgdit of the Cubaif another human being, and some hand.’ " (Matthew 4;13„ IT.) Think full moiatenanoe, fuDy lasursd Dlty for eeriea of events outside toe state aad..brush fires fo r March 1661 ford; Rfehard BMher, and Doug by s cocktail hour at 7:30. secretary; Mrs. Ruth Dombabk, lyporraphlcal am ra appearlnc In ad* people. We can believe that with' times a human being of some in of it! Jeeus followed some of to reduee year prebltoBB ta d Other' officers ef (Siarter Oak oorrespoading secretary; Mra. vartlaementa and other readlnr matter constant moods, there have been .a wtiito found him wtodifig up as Joha'a leadolesa followers bo their minheted seven. las TiTethenUl, along with fîe- fai The Hanchaatar Erenlnfc Herald. out, however, Imagining that Cas Kennedy's Soor manager at toe daltots . Norman Holmes, David worries. For full tofermsllia Lodge to be installed are George Maurice Snêr, flimnotol secre few things consistent about' hto home toRitory on the Sea of Gali Otoer March fires Included 14 caU Sloaebetg and Abe Glassman, vice tary; Mra. Alan HartatOn, ooun- tro himself, untrlcked and unbe ambitions. 1060 Lm Angeiea oonveatksu lee, and preached toe aame maa- building fires. — residential and Duncui, Lkmidd Duda and Robert ^ . adrerttalnx eloatnt bonrai After that, we think the only Sayiea. presidenta; Stephen Sherman, oelor; Mrs. Seymour Kudlos^, Mra. Honday—1 p.m. FVIday. trayed by the professionals, could One of these eonatetendas haa aage toot bad halted the Baptist’s businees — one of wMeh was tha Paul DodkM PoRtiae treasurer; Richard Levin, record David Kahn, Mrs. Kurt Joe^[)h, . Tueaday—1 Vp.m. Hohday. thing he knew clearly for a time career and led to Hto executteo.: Ibireh 6 fire at toe E. A. John br W edneadai^l p.BL Tbeaday. . have done any better. been his lack of peraonal drive waa that he didn’t want to be left m c y ing secretary; EYed Opstein, cor Mra. Ned Moses, Mrs. Isaac Sny -.-irfaae; Thtirsday—I- pim. Wedneaday. ■ Hia eonvietoxMi, became Incraia i son Paint'..Co, and Manohsster responding secretary: Calvin Vin- der, Mrs. A1 Slkin, trustees; and ■ F r ld a y -l toward possible appointment, to the out of toe Kennedy administration Initial Singliig. phens Ml t-IM i Labeto are not aa clear and re TAilted States Supreme Court. ingty apparent as Hto mlnlottjr Drag Co« 717-728 Main St in Ick, flnandai aecretoiy; Dr. Law Mrs. Sidhqr Keller, guardian. Dee- ______’ Saturdiday—t liable as they used to be, and the picture. But when, apparently, be oontinuOTL which ouiclt action by Hose Com- STS MAIN 8TBXET Claaalfled dea There to little doubt that he oould. ing' in toe picture didn’t prove ao Jobn Howard Payne's ooinbosi- rence Andrus, oouncelor; WiUiain sert will be served lAer the eere- day of pubileaq Communist label in particular can at any time, be talked into accept Just a few days ago the atten*' poalM I, 8 and 4 saved the build tion of toe folk song "Home Sweet Rubinow, Kurt Joseph, Ned Moeee, monjj. ______-flSiAiN B Am. wonderful after all. and there was Uon ef some of ua was called to the ing froM total deetrucUon; also We Urge Von To Snppert now mean eeveral different kinds ing an appointment to that O oi^ a party back in Connecticut Crying Home" first waa sung in tha opera Thurddar, A ptt S It to likewise ooneeivable that, if tragedy of people with religious Bve motor vtoicio fires, and two "CtarL" It asramed its popular The Late Jr. Museum and diadingeof policy and conduct to be reaeuad, toe Senate revolved and ethical oonviettans-'ccnditlonlag nod-buUdtog fires. name later. he Miould be eat tq) M raee for back again, aa the cne place con- In Cuba, then, the particular la auch an appointment,, he opuld bel worn is lees Important thaii the slstantly high and tmblemislied in Near PdWec^Âlhwdty And Mmself atimulatad into nm- all hia liiaunccts and pMiUe cflCe poealbiUty of some thlnge eveiy- ntaig, and running hard fo r K. Or kmgiagB. TV-Radio Tonight Whan, the râr.rjAiar, a InuHl o f t ^ y must hope for—a eoclal a ^ it can be noted that, on aa becaslon tha Bhnopaaaltandkttte tat AJgian eeonomlo break-forward for the when he is not really fei the rwi- nlng, as was the situation ths tatTided A lA apitll; sAd aprAyad Cuban people, and acme dlapoaiUon Tnrlêy Prbdneer ma«hlna gun^'^re ^ Karly 8n o« (In nrogrcaa) K As High Schools U atd i WIU to Uonal dignity for Cuba without ttoBk CMunUana Fulton and Knoa Hucklebemr Hound a The Gertrude Berg Show S «sy by whldt the Ufrottsts hope to prem e C o ^ beeuiss hS hss ooiBitlsa,. Hithway Patrol . The Nelson Pamily do 58 trying to explode a hemlaphera News ' 8:00 Donna Reed Show ’ 40. 68 liiflanie the Woslems Into reprisal ------— j Syllabua FronUer (hrcua 8 ■ttsdes on ..Euiopeaas so' the American Newsreel Biography to Weathrl Newe A Bndrta S. 80 Dr. KUdare 10, to , SO BTench .would thw have to Robart W. KtuMU In the Public Intereet The Real McCoys 8. IS. 46. 68 m •hoot down |ilhe Mosidiina.. Tbis Hen ot Annapolis ;00 TV Hour of S tan Public Defenders Tell It To Qroueho \ * ■trstegy. If aucceeafui, would niake Robert W . RuacaU lived Just Commonwealth My Three Sons 8. u ; 40. 63 aCTQM one MEtadtoMar b o u n d ^ , Phil Slivers 60 Hasel 10, to. 80 peace in A lgpiia tanpoaatble, and QUALITY APPLIANCES THAT SAVE YOU DOLLARSI RoIIle Jacobs Club Mouse Margie , i 40. g and worked acroas another, but his Men of Destiny Zane G r» Theater guarantee th^t Algeria Would re> Ski Pointers King ot Diamonds. 8 main, however deep the blood ran, family and social and church tlae I Douglas Edwards n 10:00 Milllrn Dollar Movie -18 rSmalned hi tMa town. BEST SERVICE! FREE DELIVERY AND INSTALLATION! Huntley-BrinkleT 10, The Great Challenge French. > ' I Everglades Sing Along With Mitch U18. . to. to im Death, whkta ha. U fitA with Uovie of Uie Wsek The Untouohablea 8. 10. 40 68 So fay, the'^strategy ^ tlM ter* Ripcord ;00 Newa, Sparta A Wsathcr I . 80. 40 rerists hda not aueeeedeiL TRW M0»| iMioaopby bburege, oinu News and Weather :16 Tontikt (C) 10 toward him, with advance warn- Evening Report , Burope'a lineat Vovles lenui know Why these attpeêa ape Million Dollar itovle :K Award Tbaatar 1 ^ , aa ha vtrae in what eheuld have Uncovered Peatnra 40 being committed and have, ao far, T:1S The Sparta Camera 60 Tonight (C) refrained front exacting .vengeance been the prime of hia life and hto Evening Report MoWa 8 Otirabat“ Newa 13:50 News and Weather I. by murdering Ehiropean innocenta. earner as a biieineee exacutiva He SEE SATUKDArS TV WEEK FOR OOBfPLETE USTINO And the Frenph Army, ao far. In met and endured the warning with stead of being, won over by the ter more reaource than moat of us rorist tSMitlca; eeema revolted by would have mustered; he was evtn k then. SUU, no one can guarantee capshla in hto own suffering, ef that Uieee French oolonlata, H they ♦hipking o f -waya fai which he oould Radio keep up with their alaughter. Which put UgM iato ihe life of Me ttOam WANTED (TUs Hstlog includes only those news broadeasto ef 16 er ISâhmie la designed to be as wanton and man. APPUCANT8 IN THIS. E A T O 'n U IN IsBfto. Some stations carry otoer short newieasta). polntleas as posslUe, snd wtUdi The quaUtlaa which emitrlbuted FORDAWENFOS ? F O « n O N R WBBO-ltoe WrOPe>46» •4:00 N ew !' 8:00 B ott Bnow seWta oiit Uie.-lnnoeent In particu to his risB in tha eaeoutlve ranks 6:06 Today on Wail Street 8:00 Don Bistr anow 6:10 Art Jonnaon Show U:i)0 Nsws. ^ lar to be its pieUms, nay.nct get, at Hamilton Standard ware alao DONPTPILAV 6:06 Raynor Shinoa la the end, exietly what they Want. thoae which distinguished him as 1:06 News A Sign Oft 8:00 World Nawa COMPARAME MIN 20.39 W B A > - f l 6 f:iy Wall etraot Aa erne coUtem]datss what ths an IndtvlduaL He had a genUe, pm- Radio Patrol Officer Border Patrobnaa CUSTOM AUTOMATIC WASHER 6:00 Paul Harvey 8:16 Showeaoa and Nawa $ 12.99 VAUMB 1:80 Sound Stage 4:46 LAWcll rhnfnas terrorista m^t, ths other day, toatent reflect for facts, a broad, Correctian Officer . (Matoms Service 7:00 Edward F. Morgan 6:66 Sports. have regardej] as a jssriloularly totorant but always eventually in- Highway Patrolman Uveatoek Xnapaetor 8 :n N ig h t------7:00 Newa PARKERS LOW PRICE Post Patrol Officer Security O ffieer 1:00 Ton to h fifL , Place 7:10 Richard Hayes Show 1 • happy Inqilrôn for. them—the claiva evahiaUon of theory, and al Conservation Officer 13:03 Sign 7:80 CBS-News Analysis M y Mndd fodidh wWi plMitad or iRm ikfrtt, Womfarful Meat Ihbpeetor _W W C—1460 - * :« ' .Tie Worto TonuRX •laughter of people hi their hos ways a great wllllngneas to walk ANNUAL. INCREASE — BBCUROTf — PAID VACATION 6:00 Newa. Weather A Sports 8:16 Showcase and Newa 6 7 3 p iM Uftons wMi iawat sadc biouta, slim skirt and con- pital beds—one Inevitably thinks about both fact and theory in com 6:60 Album of the Day 13:16 Sign Oft. W i SICK LEAVE — PENSIONS 8:46 Three Star Extra diaiMLiypt (aekaf. Also, dxcWna 3-piaca ktyla wMt of them as barbarians, aa hood pany with the viewpoints of othsrs. Experience Unnecessary 7:06 Conversatidh Fleet ^dNtdflfciEdd eoHon blotwa, M cirola skirt and croata lums, as terrorist toughles, aa un- He liked to be spiritually and in Common School Education Usually Sufficient 7:80 Newsef tha World. MUST HAVE CLEAN RECORD 7:46 Your Senator from Conn. Hebron In Spiing oelori. 8 to 16. •pesicable eSarsebers, something tellectually alive, and to use the 8:06 Pops Concert ' jfBiklml laditt. Sitot X a n d BE IN GOOD HEAl/TH 9:05 NlgtUbeot Yha ‘ IM oafc’* b \ iHdaMi ! ttiat might ..pome put o f eome reepurcee and faculties he had been X Mail Today for Further Infotmaticn 11:00 News Dmte a . TMi cheeked Aaaol s l - i 11:18 Sports " nnti Second Prize Won American gangland ^background. given, and he made this kind of n :a i starltgntStarltgnt ------Oaranads CoNen Dsster has tsilos ot'O o A , And that ia^-of course, where the living seem important and reward Ntttienol P «oe« O fficar Trdninq Orq., 1:80 rSign Oft eieevei, down boat and at Dal-’ By Town’s Report FOR EASTIB YOU'LL WABIV ^ rtal psycholoîtoal Wiock comes In. ing to all with whom he associated. Dept. No. 1671, 852 Broadway, Denver 3, Colo. toai. Mue, pink, Mac ood nha' These tecroHsts 4re, quite prob Not many of us make as much out Emery N. Taylor., former board , elmdiA Siiae 12 to II. NAME ...... ably, the floWer of French clvlllzs- of life or face death so well. e e e 4aeeese« P H O ^ f K ••eeeeeeeg ■'S: o t finance chairman, has been notion in North Africa, aristocrats, STREET Ba*aeeaee«**e«*eeq«e'«eeeaeeaeaaa*.***a*>i.*ee«'eeeea tlfledr that Hebron m u awarded of old and disUnguiidMd families, second {dace in the Municipal Re- Teddy’s Spanish CITY « * • « e e e e e • a • • • COUNTY ■ « • s'p'a ■ • e e e e e ITTATE eea.eaa.ea well educated, steeped In the art pojrt denteet fo r 1901, for towns of K * :- * ••III and literature and culture sitaich So far as appraisal of Teddy AOE ...... OCCUPATlpN - .*• edeeaeeeaaaeeaaeeesea'B its population group. He was in "M M ody't" Trign-IM Western Europe kept alive and Kennedy'! record at Harvard from HbUBS UBUAU.T AT HOME ...... formed of the award by Gardner nurtured and transmitted for the moral point of view is ecn- If in rural area, kindly give dliectione to hotna. Please dp not A. Ceverly, executive viceiirtai- » sAvi At ttmai'ali everybody. Many of them, no oemed, we will not be among the inquire if you are not sincerely Interqsted. No Obligatian. Net dent a t the New England Council doubt, are deeply religious people throwers of stonss. He was caught government connected. o t . Economic Devdopment. An I f are met than, in other times, for hia cheating, paid some penalty award certificate will be sent to toe town in the nedU* futdre. while ashore from some Mediter for it, had courage enough to come ranean cruise, we would surely find HobMee Shared 5 7 back to toe same institution later Tha Hebron Women's C3uh met them the most charming and culti on and face things through there, NO DOWN PAYMEN1 yeeterday at the biAae of Mre. Al i-ffM vated people we had ever known. and haa apparently aatiafied any OflN DAILY 10 Tp TO bert W.IBlding. The program fea- Apparently it takea a really cul number of people who knew of toe 10.50 per month TV view in g •tured hobbies, each member bring tivated person to sense the aes incident aa to hto decency of char MlYNOliri ing along a sample ot the hobby in thetic charms Involved in murder which she takes a special Interest. flowery Kate far Eoiter have never baen emra “ aya- acter and honorablanesB of con it oaty todoyeei Mrs. LeRoy B. Kinney w u leader. ing people In their hoepital beds, 6if 2110 Avf appeaUng"! Nek your favorite from our wonderful duct. Members told aixxit their bobbies hand-picked relectlon. (Many ore from famoat mokertl Just as it took one of Europe's Having gone through the Ind- Off StM^ in an interesting manner. Mock, wMla and alt the new cllrw ihodet, most celebrate cultural and acien' dent this way, he is probably much Aet OB Hovey Oemplahit Splander Forai Irm Is Blare tific nations to regularlM and batter an Individual, more trust GRANTS OIVBS Siilt Fries hcluiias* Oomplaint hu been made by §i$x$x;:**hlttfal werkManfhip -aed make routine the murder of mil' Thomu C. Hovey Sr., a recent new tkMSI.Mtorial. Al cap lizet.! Ofhnr Bnoirttfnl lasfn r H0fD*2$a2,67 «p worthy, than somebody else who GS comer to the town, o f ' ndiUons Ilona by race. Somehow, It is the may have done similar cheating existing near hia residence on the twentieth century which produces and never have been detected. Hebron-Bolton road, known u East that coldbloodedness nq mere cave The second question mark raised ^tMvjry»iRstollotliin St. He sent duplicate letters to the man OF barbarian oould ever by the revelation of Teddy Ken board of selectmen and to toe achieve. We have not, understand, pkumlng and zoning conimiamon, nedy’s mistake at Harvard is not CLEANERS G R E EN itemizing his complaint He says give up our instinctive belief in the answered quite ao easily, although (treated In King’s Lower Store) STAMP! UBor Servifs that all sorts of Junk titters the CIRISÛZ-Bini" CIRIS' Improvement of map. We must, ap we must say that, la hto national premises of a neighbor family. The parently, be prepared for occasion appearances colnddlng with his PINE ST. and HARTFORD RD. Junk cooslsta of all sorts of un- al, massive, shocking aberrations. ■ ■ ■.(■i.. ■ on Twnim/sgfan OggrCost A$tinAh, legiidered vehlciee, oars, trucks, announcament of hto candidacy lor fo’t homo hooting trailers, bulkloeerz, and such, he m i m P i d t t l t the Senate, he seemed fairly agile We Are Continuing pur our w a y I •ays. The Schism In Cuba mentally. That, however, could Hovey considers this a deplorable have .resulted from on intensive state ot affairs, a detriment to hia V u d u ^ Yen get premium quality Fidel Castro, not many weeks briefing or cramming for toe or- own.^property aa well u an eye 64(«»iHhiint wttb R T-98 . . -the B AiarS LOW PpKf after he first openly admitted hto deeds in question, and we sre sUIl spmm EXTRA BONUSIIII sore for the town. The planning meet cam ple^ effe^ve fud and soning commlosion hu de S d b own devotion to the IdMls of Com puuled by toe Harvard story, OLEAIMN SPECIALS! . laundry SoitchCoit oil edditive In use today. And cided to eend the complaint to the munism, has now delivered an ora wiiicfa is that young Kennedy need you get prem im B ewTioA ^ State Police Department, also co \ tion in which he seems to be pick ed help to get by wltb^hls Spanish. eViia Bpssd Motsr ^ {has S eapamM aampaitaMllll tomatie d^veriae . . • a Iwl- pies to the State Motor Vehicles Miead pejngtoBt plaa told m a v ing a quarrel 'with the particular We have never taken that lan DRESSES (Plain) e 10 Ib. Xkqr Land Dapartmsnt and to the prosecutor Communlsts'^.who, by his own ac- guage, but have always heard It PRn etbsr astns dadgnad to make of the area Carcult Cmirt, also to , Capacity' , * lis|ector tha fitobron selectmen and to Hov-^ rgyufgf liw** m fi ooimt, have been trying to take h/ghly recommended as an easy homehmitlngtedlf \ ¥THIN YOU BUY ey. bloiMS ROOII over bis movement In Cuba. course for those who must seek SUITS, COATS e AH Pnrcalala IM i e'Daep O m B am It seems, by this speech at least, easy courses, and we would feel eltoihlhittua YOUR BRADIpRO Mobilheot«;29 ' Maisehester Bveaiag Herald ittuisTto ''****' that Castro believes in a brand of better about the potential new w andROBES HebTM eorre^yeadeat, Mka Soaaa Communism which bases itself di ator from Massachusetts if he had CUSTOM .WASHR* B. FaiidletiM, tetopbeee Academy rectly "on toe masses” as contrast experienced his difficulty with • BlndMdnal ed to any "aectarian” brand of some subject more difficult. vm Collact laundry and sort it at aama tiaa! Beautir -*'y Conftnunism which commits itself Intellect or book learning are WHITE *Bnod on otktr N ttwati tm d Price Zm U No afooping or bending! Sanitaiyt RoQs 8 0 ^ WE GIVE and its destinies to a closely held not everything, however, nor any Laoadered! to w todi^ niaefaine!, diyar, dr aulîats). GREEN STAMPS y - ' party leadership. certain guidepoat to the quality of SHIRTS n o In the course of his speeqh, Cas public service, and nobody, yet. tor WILLIMANTIC MMN streetlaaACRES FREE MRKIN6 tro gave epedfic, literal deocrip- has taken away that pass young BARKERS tiona of how, Juat aa many people Kennedy caught fbr a touchdown WOOL SHIRTS ' ^ T . s£ : had predicted from toe beginning against 'Tale. toey might, old line mlUtant Com W . T. « A M T € 2 0 . I'Z. In summary, we don't think the PLAIN SKIRTS L0" OAU6V. munists attadied theoisdvea to hto revelaUon adds to the luster of - S W km tUoH movement, maneuvered toenuetvee Teddy's candidacy, but we do not SWEATERS 301 31 m o lH R A L m •tratogio poaitloQ, and. tosn MANCHESTER SH9 PFINQ PARKADE faM qualUlod, in any re fle ct, to MOT TROUSERS Ml (V'(VtV.tVlV

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Diroet flo;rat. centre T4CKIII1 LANTHIN WITH ferwtm spreading! 4.97 4 SPOTLMHT PIm 49 TrfsM ATTACHMIllTj CAMERAS & ACCESSORIES AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES! •RAf f IHIAR fWATWIIAL AT^ tSs - ' KODAK Vertical action typo with ■olf>dioiponlng stool bladssi > 3 . 3 7 1 . 6 7 AUTOMATIC Plai 7 Tripl«4 A e i yee ast AUTOMATIC Else ftense 22 T r is M teios* 14 T r is M Stemse 8 MM IRRIM TNNMRIOARDININR RLOVIf | Famous moke tockor with > j 35 MM Ksn-proof machonisml Chrome plotodflnish eo. olds 100 staples, U” odjustoblo rod warning M OVif OUTFIT **Groon Thumb” olovss to or 5/16” sliol Ono blinkorl Oporofos on CAMIRA keep hands safe & cloanl hand oporotioni 3 "D ” flashlight Pliit 4 THsle*f bottsrlssl ■liM Steals* •r ■LICTRIC HIDGI TRIMMIR %-i 4 4 “ M*i 444 ••Lcnm Mote” with Mm* SM TrisU-S Stams* 13” bladsi 115 volt Trlnl*-2 Stains* *)( motor... self MEN’S lubricotingl 12.88 10-SNILP Electric eye Pla* m Tripl*-S lie* StamH - t ? Automotic -ECHICK-iWTMN U N Wl Nm -with- counter seK" light bar, SHORT HANDLID TOOLS ting, film bulbs, built* leader wind* in filter, pis* Ass’t garden tools with line if ' er & return! hardwood handles...chrome to! grip & finishi Drop'in P in S Triple-I carry carton! ■lae.Stamst. 7 . 9 7 1 . 0 4 loadingl LAWN SraWKLlR 79 trisM • Sloe Iteois* 10 Trlsle4 lleeiss ‘tu 3-arm revolving sprinkler Most compoct electric 7 with solid brass ormsl shaver mado...hsod Pin* 9 Trlsl*4 con b. wothtd under ■Im Staaipt wotsr! No trodo-in Stores shoes ooilly nssdsdi & compactly! Clear ALUMINUSi IDOINO y pdlyathyisno with one*' quilted plastic top, iCtur full length zippsri .40* heovy gauge lawn W W . edging is nil 4” highi ^ Pla* 9 Trisl*-! •i* Slo* Steals* IPHICiJ LONG HANDLID TOOLS

Large assortment of spodosi Shovelsl nOsmBaaaaaMoAir t Hoesl Rokesl 1.77 Pie* 17 Trisl*4 ''m

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Fuji 5(F*3 tub. sprinkler hose wit!; brass couplingsl 2.27 AIREOUIFT ~ BAfTMAH KODAK PILMi AMM MOVIE PIb* 22 Trisl*.S *'KODAK ' _____ Bio# Steals*______•Timnex KIT #se eLIDrPROJECTOR WITH KODAK PKOeiitlHO EDITOR DOKAHIA ALUMINUM TRSLLIS PLASTIC DMiSHANOnS e. . Rurni 2-spiiD t a p e r ic o r d ir 35MM 20'exposure ^ Your choice! Famous km Supor-bfight SOOwott! film returned direct* a ^ ^ oction editors with All prwasaooAladl 71^ A reel bopgSln ftp those sturdy, 4 R A A H A M ' ^ All tfioso outstanding footurMl Tdcet blockAi^lfo V’ & suptf slidMlCem* ,F3.3 lone, odjusHible fpiietrti 400 foot 14.97 til^byi|0” widol lightmightheRgorsIPorfMfer H K Instant Etop MRtmlA..dupI 42.67 botfi c a ^ & Moniiit drasml ^ y p N H r F S i l | p H i v .apeeds.'..2lswol roooM Msst* h e l ^ Gwitroil Holds Mai 149 Pto* 24 Trisl*4 ptolG with floehguny MNNG 2 9 .8 8 reef copoeityl . erU.indox covntsrl > - tt£!l£,tu 2.67 Trisl*-I Mats* . A»8YMCM 4 Tr(plo4 ^ b.ib.&i>*H*ri*.r 36.ilidtsl Pto* 29t Kodoeolorl3 oxp..8*11 Ami Ymi Cs8 1.199 Tifplo4 Trifle-S kae. ' X . II m Stomps Blpo Stamps »■ ' ^

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GRAHD-WAY UNBEATABLE GRAND YOU’RE SLAMS INVITED TO A SPRING M im r "LB Rum i” fPICIAL PURCHAWI MIMH' EASTER BLOUSES WOOL SUITS j •• • Spaelolly purehosat to moka you A Mutom aiNrtmmf iho - Yaa . awtt wwifd a1yjMl**Lti look your ''Eostar bast"l Flon> •si Uautas with ombroidMy nats; bouelat, plaids & sllk/we4l blonds In pepulor spring stylosi TMoia4 it lttR...MnsaMenal now Btoa lie"'1ypal Whito, olioo '30-3BI Oiooso from balga, blua, graan, gold & novyi Jr. >15, mlstas* 8>18l ItamH ' ' And VM tol U TtipMhS Mm Mo m

. •mil* rAtHiDN •HIM' iOVILY DRlStUP SASTiR ORBSSES Gr^nd-Way SPRING SUITS SPRING COATS “ Fashion 8.97 Square” Fltttd A boxy ttylts...i^lilon , in'tha nowast fdsliion colersI SIzas 3-6x presents an colon plot novy & 8r*y!Sixoo4-6>i^‘'14! at shown, mony athar stylos In 7*T4I exciting Ao4 Yaa Oat 1S‘ TrM a4 Staaipa collection of * spring fashions FOR BOYS ... from chic BOY’S BLAZR sportswear SPORT M IffIS PARULdUS to elegant COATS •PRINS n ow iR - , '■< CAR COATS HATS party clothes. 5.97 Modeled Dross up for Eostar In JVNIOR A m i T I 9 .2 7 thaso oil wool solid col* 8 .9 7 nVSLOOr* ORISSIS Plas a Yripla4 Siaaiaa or Ivy blozoral Full rayon P o r ^ far cataot baa our axciting col* i .. linina— ovoilobla in t m , Tha now "Ltz Look" in through the spring snort Psitllnt, lactlon of clochas, 'block & eliva, washobla T'ply tm la twill, dsrtlsi A plllbMOS, toquas, ‘l 69% catfan/31% ^ la n l thallt,&nony othar t ' lomlnotsd {onoy In Uandl Block, balga, navy courtesy of the An4 yao sat axciting spring cawrsl 8 .9 7 stylas...in ovary A tjirquolsa, 7*1S,>13I Sf Yriala-S Slzot 8-18! And VM gat fgshion*right color! ,Maa Slanios Aa4 yaa.t# M •« Tna«a4 Bism CSmbomm Newcomers TripM P m Maaws I’ Cluh of MOTH T his coupon n | B0Y$^ Manchester. 50 SSrsrTSSi I ! Showings YOU GETi SLACKS begin at 7 P.M. r csNTSRS I Friday,. ROYS'WHITS ROYS' "ACTIOH" .Woshn*waor 2-piy rayons April 6th ocStota flonnai in plaot* DRISS SHIRTS KHIT SHIRTS latt Ivy medal I Popular ■■■■■BBEtttctlvB mru dOT. ^ n i /m — shodat of navy, chor* WITH THIS COUPON |0 WITHLTHIS COUPON || R cool & lodan, tizas 6*181 iffl Ed\ BxnAjnwu-s |i * t IS It u U IS And vM tar i 'H a O BUIS STAMM ------lH'i Washobla cotton knit with Madium tpraod collar In Mm SI as » «* P M » 27 TrigM XOO*“” cotton broadcloth...but* "oction" slaava ferfraa* finigh in lvy...Chavron cloth iMa Sisnws S4 ton down collar in finOK dom of movofflontl Now r u It It » n as In odtutWblaTob inodsll Ton, wmiwruscwR oxford clothi Sizos 6*181 spring colors, 6*191 M y I x tr m IS P sr , s o n n iiM STAMPS kilARIIHA

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El! . 5 ! ' , IWMOUS B».HDi-rO» KHOW .BO;, BT ^ Jj ^Ali^WAYTOPOUAUTv/LEr.- Q U A U T^ fI a -^ ,{ y OU GET TRIPi.E;S:3i.UE S TA M P S .TO O .^^ii^ . y/.cr- /■. S t ■■ ji ■.■ • ,' V’ToV T , OF succtssroi b o n d T “ “ ^ 'f i GRAND ".•> 3 i - tiEfe-. • y ■ 5FUl, Da«CI0US MEALS EVERYTIMP. l-y - .'A \ # -f/ W d w t o m s D A r ! 0'f f ' , \ \ *' DISCOUNT CENTERS WHY I discoomt centers IROZEN FOOD FRESH FISH FOB LENT

g r ea t VARIETY! PEAK F U V ^ R ~ 'SSc“i s a m s INSURED! LOWEST PRICES! foods at great SAVIKCS SWIFT'S p r e m iu m TOP QUALITY msH,Bomiiss SWIFT'S PREMIUM TOP QUALITY flcundee C % HOUAHDHAll FIUCT R. l a CREAM ROASTS fiisii, SNowimin m c SIRLOIN STEAK # V i f i A k 69 1 / scauops R. CHOICI RIB ROAST > CALIFORNIA ROAST 5 9 : SKIRT STEAK 8 9 ■ _jr noL BONELESS ! MNCMMm<> CHOSE m . i 37 CHUCK ROAST •»» 69 DELICATESSEK TREATS TOP ROUND STEAK IHPCO. BONELESS STOUFFER 'i;QZ CROSS RIB ROAST »>< 89 SANDWICH POTATOES AU GRATIH m 39 FLANK STEAK RUMP ROAST BON•°»l LFSS» 95 ib. CHICKEN STEAK TOP SIRLOIN ROAST BONELESS 95 SWISS STEAK C .^'OUR CHOICI OF TOP ROUND ROAST BONELESS 95 UY8WWBWW, o « O C K 8 5 ' CUBE STEAK / O U V I LOAF, WICRLI A MMINYC dinners NEWPORT ROAST 95 W Af, VIAL LOAF, CHIW m IS; BONELESS OUR OWN BRAND — lURRST. TOP SIRLOIN STEAK d a ir y specials CHICKEN, Blli LONDON BROIL 99 ■ ■ • M O - W A T CLUB STEAK BONELESS C09 POT 2 ’~3 5 ' EYE ROUND ROAST PIES FAVORITE CUTS dhckumf A T u | M d -w a y kitchen garden CWOlllYR B EEF green peas i T S KAUI 7 K SHORT RIBS CHIF'S OILIOHYOADr. OROC. IMIT.

BEARO»tEY.„„ GROUND BEEF » »> 55; b o n eles s CHfISE 2 e A c COD FISH CAKES STEWING BEEF m 2»49 GROUND CHUCK SPREJID&99 'W SHIN BEEF pppp"* 69 OUR OWN BRAND , b a k er y delights flounder fillet 49 ROUND STEAK GROUND 95 ; PLATE BEEF BONE«»■ IN SMSN PRDM OlfR-ON.YN|,ORMISIS OVms OUR OWN BRAND MBIW* tiu - n 1M P M . BEEF STEAKS 65 APPLE Ms^c FLANKEN RIBS r'FUiir > B0L06NA « LIVERWURST 49 : sin- BONELESS 49 downyflake SHIN BEEF BONELESS rtm M m u n m M 4 tmaMiniimuamapmausB> NANCY LYNN WAFFLES PAmSN BDTfOM ROUND - «MFf PMIMlHi AU MKAT ^ OBC nSIwwmM 4 3 4 ~ 49° 69 n a n c y Liraw CORNED BEEF m s J F O IM tmMi4 mmtmm wm aa PAoaa JIUY ROU 3 5 FOOD SPECIALS ALSO AT EAST HARTFORD & GLASTONBURY, GRAND-UNION STORES. ODD SPECIALS aTSO AT EAST HARTFORD & GLASTONBURY, GRAND-UNION STORES.

MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST , OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO 10 P.SA MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, open moh. thru sat. 9=30 . m to lo p.m MANCHESTER L'-_^ ''‘ ^'r-'' ’, ■•■'•- ■'■'•^-^" '-MV' -. „••■.-* ■' ■■“ .■ , ■ ■ ■:> • I - ■; .V V ■ J’ ^ . . i, " V ■■■’< ■i f ‘ VV;;. f - / f '" ■ ' ‘ . a' “i H PA^ roimtEEN UANCHESICR EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 6. 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,' MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY. APRIL 6, 1962 ...... V PAGE-FIFTEEN — '-%■ 'i -;

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MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST , OPEN MCN. THRU SAT. 9:30 A.M. TO TO PJ* MANCHESTER MANCHESTER PARKADE MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST, o pen m o n . thru s a t . 9 30 a .m . to lo p .m MANCHESTER long trip tiiat-wlll Include viaUs Section Two THtniOTA?. vim jRattfijratfr ■ l»rniti0 "ififralli THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1962 v-.r lowing wetit th« ooramittg* will TmlcoUviUm M iiffiicid: ISengce > W f o r f i t m e n " Pages 17 io \ 32) m e^w jth liimfltotad ssf iPiwntii- esd tbil Seaitie Worid^ ’Mai Boyle" FWr, ... . - -'Fat JUS',peeasieM,'tlt*s ; - tivM from vartaai a ilM ** - The -- thrse,.. ja oefogenariane, ;^ t iOT Sunday Mothers Cli^ Sets 'ttons.-^- ■ - ; ; ■' many of the 4*hc*s, and some of ~ .jiiiiiiff'iriiiMi iiuo ' will make stops at Phoenix, Aiix., the Orand.,'Canyon, Los. Angdea.'^ jf^C enttO y iri Education her pupils marched In the 1*28 I2th Circuif Mysffifing Ailments ' A h d < ^ F 5 «** t3irl Scout Tmh^) A I ^ u n mustoal service at Osntenial Parade. Mlse Butler also Exhibit of Hic^bies 21 IS montisrmg a food' sale Sdtr As Casualty Cibrk CaUf..: Yowmlte National park, South MOtbodM Church fo r Vs*- ; -:CM1 BVEftTNEB ' Portland Man^[ Sdn Frsiwiaeo, Honolulu, and Sieatr (A tw e r ^ With Peattanffs) used to ttech pottery-making in a urdsy wt HotKngton’* store at 10 1 atcsi StuuMy Will indude oantates A hobby show will be the pro Mad______a btn that______was I n t r o ^ ^ tie. They will return to Cleveland i m BDBNglDB AVE. pottery clid>. Court Cases a,m. and Mt Barlma’ stsra in WUU- the chaned ebdr and guOst hi- Bora in Bay State gram scheduled for the meeting mantie at. noon: • during the last saôn of the laigl^ via a dome Car on tha'northern strumeiitallsts firom Hartford and BAST HARTFORD Miss Butler Retiring Heads Masohs Of Office Workers route of a railroad from,the Pat Miss Butler wa* born in Lsw- of the Andover Mothers C3ub next Ckaf4 Ifeem lature by Sen. Franklin WeUss of West Hartford Sunday a t 7:80’ iA 8-8888 or Ml 8-MT8 MANCHESTER Wednesday at 8 p.ra. at the home TaJoottvtlte not died in committee,; clflc Northwwrt, hOea Talcott plans bdlverlea Dally to Maaeheetei ranee. Mass., and was' graduated HARTFORD—Ernest R. Day- reach into one's pocket when a fel' A t the i/.ii a.m. worshte aarvtee p.m. from -Itai^tard Orammar School Judge HaroM M. Mlasal today. ^ JWIW YQKK (AP) — Bvery oc- of Mrs. lOdward Yeomans on Lake the Uvee o f the fouir firemen who to tttujm here In mid-May. Jack Grove, South Churdi or ton of Portland tod^ wae In- - low worker asks to borrow $5. at Ahdoveir^ngregationaJ Chmvh died In th i ohemical truck explo From School System and Lawrenoe High- School there. accepted a nolle entered by the et^pfttJsn hM tu w n health ha«- "Sycopheiit’a Syndrome” —r This Rd. The show, originally sched on Sundi^«; th* Rev. WUUMid: 'niO' ganist will direet and will play the Btalied as grand master of Coa> uled for the February pieeUng. sion Tuesday in Norwich might Manehester Evening BemM Tnl- She was a 1*13 graduate of Lowell ProeecuUng Attorney. B1 George is a sUtch in the side one get* men's sermon- t^ ie .wlU be "AAndd oottdUe eboeenondent, Meerls Si- Cdeatia for the offertmy. "Adagio (Maas.) State Noniihl School and . '.-■.'.t'livT • «rd. will be of the various hoês, col have been saved. aAd Rondo” by Moxart. The gueet Gorsky in the case of Joseph Bas- v' neeticut Masone. He 'was eteotod while bending over and laughing to DleT” Quy Outlaw,^^ GMbrge nsenodU, telepheae MItcheii Miss Huldah Anne Butler, supervising principal of Nathan a year later wee graduated from yesterday to succeed Paul D. Col Thtta the deep eea diver >e lections and handicraft^ of mem- Parks and Eu^ne .Sohwanka still Sell. WeUM^ who. rsprsosnt# the organist wiU be Baihata WUUsme.' uproariously as the boss tells a 85th Dtatriot. esjir yestwday that II-2SS2. Notice Lawrenpe Teariien’ Training tis, 44, of '434 Oakland St., who had lier of Sinabury.' Jeet t® the bend*, the miner to funny story. Some employe# suffer bere and their relativm. attend a Do m h and 'Deaceaeae The d id r and dwU' eelpWt* w ill ^ le School for the past 11 years, has announced she w ill re been charged with non-suiHx>rt' his btU. Senate BiU 880, wotdd have ' ...... '. 'H'"" —. present Bach's cantata, “ Nlmm, Sdiool. Uie installation brought' to a lung aiimenite. the barber t® ilat this agony for years — and still Member^ having bli^day* in Workshop 'at Union Congregation- tire June 30 from the school a;:^tem she has served fo r nearly She received, a bachelor o f. sci Family Relations Officer ThOm- close the 174th annual convention April are reminded to bring cakes si Church In Rockville Sunday requli-M trucks oarrylng potenti Was Ddn 1st, Und Gehe Hln!” feet. don’t get a promotion. ally dangerous material to be Musram Custodian WE HAVE DAILY A half century. f * ence degree Jn educational super- ae BSUott who has been investigat of the Grand Lodge of-Conneeti- “Cafe Varlcose”--A tired sensa- for Operation Deep Freeze. Thosp from 8 to 8 p;m. The Pilgrim Fel and the oongragatimi Will Join In The boerd' of eduestion last vislon from Boston University in ing the case, repbrted that a set cut. •n»e typical office wvriter 1« no who have not yet' donated cakes lowship will meet Sunday night at dearly labeled so that firmnen singing the final chorale of the tlement has been agreed upon be exception to this nde. Uon in the leg veins that comes would know how to extinguish K Plans to Retire mgbt sooepfed “with deep re 1*86, and .a master of education de Dayton is a certified public ac from standing too long in line dur for January through March may 7. The Fellow^p of the'Concemed cantata. The second cantata will DEUVERY TO THE gret” MIm BuUm-’s resignation. gree, ciun laude, front BU in 1*43. tween hie office and the accused in At first thought one might con dunild It c a t^ Ml fire, or simply be- Dubgid “Seven Lset Words of countant with Dayton and Plercey ing the coffee' breaks. Also hits do so at this meeting. will meet at Um home .of Oernld “Hers is a tremendoua eontribu-: She also received training at the regard to payments in supporting In Middletown, a.firm he estab clude working in a nice, safe, air- Rec Committee Meets ; Anderson on Long Hui Rd. at 8. keep their distance. . Jdm Maxwell, 80 Fairfield St, Christ,” also by, the chaned choir BasUs'- three Children. Bastis, who conditioned office would be about many employes, who hang around Is retiring from his duttes a# cus- tion to this ' oommunlty,” said University of Chicago, New York lished in 1966. He retired in 1958 the water cooler too much. T?)* Town .Beoreation Coniinlt- A ehtirch council meeting will be Ttie bill wila Imwght up before Mid gedoisti. Supt of Schools WUUam H. Cur University; the Jane Snead .School is now on u one-year probation pe as vice president ana treasurer of as healthy a career as could he tee met Tuesday night-and elected held at p:m. TiieadSy, the tninM>orta;Uon committee. Sen. todtaa of tiie Dutx Junior Hnseutn, Guest- instrumentetids wll be BOLTON riod for contempt of court, was found. . ".Anemia Penslonltt*”—'nw.t.run- 128 Cedar St., where he haai been XMna Benoit and Cesidia Hanson, tis. of Ceramics in Orange, N: J. and the Ruseeil Manufacturing Co. in down- feeling a 25-year veteran Edward .Teonians chairman. Mrs, A Lenten corporate eenununion Wellee. said, imd a public hearing In a letter to SUpt. Curtis, Cmtral Connecticut-State College. told by Judge Missal th%t failure Middletown, a firm with which ha But this theory break* down Earl Palmer was named secretary. was held, but the bill never le ft the dnployed for the past foui| years. vloHnists; Wtiftad fldlS r, TloHst; to meet payments at support when on* la confronted with the gets on rainy days when he starts and breakfast for men and boys A reception In his honor will be whkdi he read to the board, Mlas She studied speech in Lawrence was associated for 20 yeara. H* First Selectman T. G. Wrlght' has wilt be held this Stuiday, Passion committee, and thus died. Bottina Rouller, cellist; Patricia BuUer eald, “I feel that in the would automatically be a -violation ftioUi. brooding over the’ fact he is still given by the board of trustees, Marsh, oboist, and Barbara WU- AREA with Sarah Bailey Lord, is a native of MarlboS-o. N.Y, at- IS yeara away for retiremenj. appointed Mrs. William Kelley of Sunday, at 8 a.m. at St..; Peter's Sen, Welles expressed his inUn- beet interest at health the time vMiss Butler, a member of Center at probation and a jail sentence tended Newburgh (N.Y.) Acad The truth Is that the white od^ Whies Rd. bs the sixth member to îacopal Church In Hebron. i tion of re-bitrothioing the btO at stag, members and iMends of . tha liams, organist. would be invoked. lar serf is prey to more strange "Typewriter Psychosis" — Re museum, Sunddy froip 2:80 to 4 has come for me to-retire. Congregational Church. UveS at 56 '.t- emy and Pace College In- New action of a secretary when she is conq>lete the committee. X^ther the nexit session oC the legislature “My years of service in Man- Chestnut St. In an abbreviated court trial, York caty. He is a member of Ulneases—known and unknown— member* are: Maxw'ell B. Hutch Mahetiester Evening Hendd An If he is re-deeted. ^ p.m. at the'museum. LENOX Arthur D. .Schaller, 18, of 382 than you can find in most hos- handed 27 letters to type five rain Maxwell 'was an employ* of N e a p T id e s ebeeter have been happy ones. I First Church of cairtst Sdentist utes before quitting time on Fri inson. Everlitt W. Gimv'Dugene dover correspendMit, Mnrgery T » Visit gentile Fair am most i4>preedatlve of all the Woodland St., was found guilty of in Middletown. pu«i« If he can't come, down - Miss Faith Taloott, of 40 Main Waddell School when the museum speeding and fined *27, • day. OharacteriaUc symptoms; Schwank*. Wright is ah ex-ofllclb Montandon, telepkeno Pilgrim When Urn sun and moon pull at PHARMACY fine personnel for whmn and The new grand master is a past with a diaease listed In th* medi- 2-8012. 8t., win laave tomorrow by jet started there nine years ago. Upon (jlaude Begin. 31. of Norwich, ^ •*,V • .-• ' cad dictionary, he develops a won Victim froths, sees red, mutters member.' retirement from the adiool right angles, gs they do when the with whom I have had the privil Police drregts 's ' president, of the Middletown The committee, in the process plane fo r Cleveland, Ohio, where 299. E. CENTER ST. ege of working.” was presented in court to pay a Chamber of (kxnmerce and Is a derful new private disease of his wildly. Don’t want to get out the grat ehe win join her two brothers, system, he took over the custodial moon is In Its first and third *76 fine w-hich was previously oa-- very osvn—as any personnel direc “Payday Melancholia” ■— The of consolidating data for presenta duties , at the museum where he quarters,- ocean tides do riot rise m . M l 9 4 i m Plan Testiiwmlal former chairman of the Portland tion in a report to a tow'n meeting er 7 Shave Cheddar cheese thin, in Louis, Of Woodstodi, Vt., and M. dered ,by Judge Joseph Dannehy School Building Committee. Ha tor can testify. hopeless despair that seizes a Oardner, o f Cleveland, both for hss voluntarily given many hours as' high a* usual and these are Xtty. Harold W. Oarrlty, a EHeanor A. Trieeehman of 862 on a charge of fraudulent issue of will meet again next week at the stead oif grathig it, when you are TPlIand " ^ e . yesterday w-aa has served a* a member of the If jam glance around your own wprker when he looks at his pay- using the cheese In a sauce. merly of Tdcottvllle, on a month of extra Mnrloe, called “neap tide*.” , ’ . board member, proposed that a' check. , , ■ ohisek and finds the deductions Edward Yeomans house. The foi committee be formed to plan a qitarged wtui failure to yield fh* Portland Board of Finance, as huabiess firm, youH probably Mrs. .Doris M- Holmes of. 46 Vijc- vice president and fteaaure readily spot examples of the fol now add up to more than his take- testimonial In Miss Butler’s hon right o f way after h police Inves- toria Rd., pleaded nolo contendere home pay. or. Other recently retired sduml ti^tion of an accident ■ in front rof the Middletown Bhcchange lowing oonunon office workê oc to charges of allowing a dog to Club, and as vice-president and "Bzoeuttve Trauma”—A feeling personsel might also b* feted at at her home earlier in the wSek roam and keeping an unlicensed cupational allinents; In white ' she and another driver director of the Middletown United “One-Day lâemonla’* — Often of entrapment that engulfs the the teetlmonJal, he suggested. Mis* ^nldah A. Butler dog. She was fined a total of *15 boas on a fine spring day when he were hospitalized with varlpus in- on the churges. The case Involved Fund, and chairman of its budget aooanQMUiied by symptoms strik The board decided to look Into Junee. She ha* been ordered to committee. ingly sirtdlar to those of a hang realize* he won't be able to play phuis for a testimonial. cepUonal children In an “impor one the dog’s biting a five-year-old golf but will have to stay and labor appear in Circuit Court 12, Man- He has been active in many over, It usually strikes its victims MiM Butler began tafeing an tunity room,” an early approarii ,Chester, April'18,. ' - . ‘ ’f-''.'; Masonic organixatlona. He is a on Monday morning and prevents with the reet of the office herd. energetic part in Manchester’s ed to. child guidance. In the former Resident Presents Petition to Zorin Well, there they are—just a few -.' Robert. iB SliwimA J*,jJ»f-««0 member of St. John’s Lodge In ■ V . ^ them frxHn oontlng to work. How ucational growth when she Jdined Baimatd Junior School'. - formerly of Manteeeter, shakes hands with Soviet Deputy For- Middletown, and served - as its ever, It also often strikes on Fri of the mystifying aliments, that the school sjwtem on Feb. i. 1*14, Qteter St. ytetertey \'afUlttU)0«l make office life perilous. It’s a . At Nathaa Hale Slate 1 «1 wji*. arrested fbr .making .an un- êlgit iUilJator.Valefwm Zorin after, presenting to him a,petition and bundles of signatures at the Pal- master in 1M5. He is a past high days among workers who want a. a few months after the great fire N *tl«w In .penelra Switzerland. Looking on at right is U. S. Ambassador Arthur Dean. priest of Washlngton/amptw, , longer weekend. wonder the ‘.white collar worker Two years later ahe was niunSd neresasn; noise with hie oaii He that leveled the old Ninth Hletrict prlnOtpiu’e assistant that school, .«ear In ooUrt J - oik'Sunria^, 8^ ®®'®"*^’'*”*** 9f the 17-natlon disarmament oortference meeting at the Palace of Royti Arch Masons; past thrioa "Iwo-Day Fin” — Popular with manages to get through week after School on Educational Square. ' week alive. where she remained for three on Abril 30 ' ■ among 100 women who marched on the palace to present the petition mustrious master of Columbia enH>loyes who fondly kid them- She taught Gradd’s dUldren in years. When the Natheln Rale - George Klndbeiv, 26. o f 20 Fos ^ th {^0*0 si^gnatures calling tor an end to nuclear testing. Mrs. Knopp lived in Manchester for Council, Royal and Belact MAa- Bâs that if they taka both Mon the old high school bisUdtng for 2 % School opened in 1*21, she was api- ter St., yeeterdiiy wae arrested Mrs. Terete' lAMaldl^^^^ffmeriy to'yeate Wbiglff 'rith her husband, Burton, and farafly in 1*58. The Knopp's operated Burton’s day and Tuesday off nobody will years, leaving fo- give help to ex- pointed aSBlstant principal thereV on « summons and charged with of Manchester and £Mton«.,'>teU‘]be Store, Mrs. handled advertising and fashion,promotion tor the store. She was a member Knlghta Templar, BU^Mct that, all they really had Woman Will Call overtime parking. He was order, hphored 'on her 94th Urthday.at jwt. , Of the, Leagw ot Women Voter* and wae active In clwe affairs. (AP photofax by radio from Oe- of MMdletown. He ia a raent- wrong was a hangover on Moridaiy, She has held her present poet sipce 1*61, ed to anpear in court on April 16. open liouse Sunday from 8 to' 5. ^ of tehinxaph Temple of the "Virus X”—Probably the most w in e and Connecticut OoraXs- For Square Dance Mies Butler . once^ supervised a Robert DuBola 86, of *4 Foeter p.m. te the home- of her soil aoff to*y. reliable of all office ailments, as “game room” at Barnard the fore St, yesterday morning we* arrest t^kvUi^Vernon Baker, Unde Wright. Patrick It enables one to stay home a week Marie Hawes' from Rockland, runner of the Blast Side Recreation ed on a fummona, charging - him dau^ten.inrlaw’, Mr. and . 1 ^ . Murohy, Michael AlbOm, Unda Rockville'Vernon Dayton’s first Grand Lodga of- or 10 days without cresting undue Mass., will be the* gueti; caller Center. She also eimrrirasnted with with parking in a no parking «me. Ekigar A^*xl- interpretive, dhttcihg to prepace hipe HC-IB Chinook helicopter. rThe music festival is being held HARTFOl« D (A WATBlRBXmT. (AP) — Three Ing too long In a swivel tiutir Stan and Elizabeth Best, Tom and Last week the Air Force- assiêd her family. /.r-;.. Armand A. Meyer Jr., 19, and myaterioua fires broke out early June iBirdsall and Lloyd and Betty eighto graders for the large page at the Silver Lake Region High nell of the B p a ^ Globe hss been ^thout changing position. ants common at .that time for contracts toteling nearly 813 mil Mr*. Anaakll has three'aona,- Robert ' E. McLeod. 20, were totey In Ooeby Hlish School. Fire "Lender’s Paralysi*" — A stiff Blssonette. Dave and Elsie Spen thqiiy -Ansaldi of iBolton, Andrew tool. The orchestra is conducted' tamed' New Hngland 'Press pho- charged with breaking and enter etgbtii grade graduatloit .ceremp- lion to Incoming develppment tij? Dr. Motee Parahov. president of Marshal Tliomas Scadden started ness of the wrist and elbow that cer will be hoet and hoetess for nles. . j,- AndjOrddiMtion of two veililons of Anteldi and Edgar AnteUi of togi-iqdier of the year for the third ing 'With criminal Intent and lar an Immediate InveatigatloR. .the dance. - v. Manohester; three daughtors, Mrs. me Hartt college or Music in makes It physically Impoestbl* to She ori^nated chofeogbeptiy fbif ttir 'WS kferi'ee of “englneii, ‘ r ...... Hartford kwt’ vice chsncellbt. of consecutive year. ceny. They were bound over from Two of the fires' didn't amount Fabdmand Zeppa of GUmtonbuty,. the 12th Circuit Court March 13, to much, authorities said, but one Hr* . Ohartes Zeippa'and Mre.,Plah- the-oerfonmn* arte at the Unl- Hi* selection wa* tmnounced yes ver^ty of Hartford. terday by the New- BMgland Chap The two were arrested in Hart burned a hole about thrte feet In tanida of Blast Hartford; to gtend- The bted ia uhder the'direotion ford on (^rcult (jourt warrants ta- diameter through the first floor. chUdren and 6 great-grand^tldten. ter of tha Natiohal Praee Photog- of . Leonard Smith, a ' conductor, raptere Asaodatlon. aued at the request of Vernon po The major fire was discovered at TT-'-' ■' oompoeer.;an)l arranger, and re The award is made on the basis lice authorities They pleaded guil 1:50 aon. and it was declared un EASTER BONNET BKZMR cording artist tor RCA Victor. of monthly entries- Vincent Dad- ty to breaking into Jp-Ann's der control at 2:05 a.m. Studeht;.'inuslolAns from Rock- dario, Springfield, Mess., Union, Drlve-In on Rt. 30 the monilng of Superintendent of Steools Mi- N e w Spring M llllnEry Sals vUIe steyj&siMim .-Ylîteiimkl, Jan. 17 and taking money and .Chae) Wallace eanoeled elasees tor flIHSHOtidU WmtneJnFergu- tigarettes. the day.,Police feuperlntendent Jo- Benefit LaCroix Truat Fund son. qUiMfepUi.,. MeLeod<4,,Bator , A thinl youth Is still being aeph OuilfoUe Joined Scadden in tee Otto; MH i I sought in eonnteUon with the case. the tnveetIgatJon. lônsered by Newcomer’s Club . j^ o re than 600 Bi LOIN. WHOLE or R ll HALF -Afiouts and their' M O n'S COMMUNITY HALL bi FANCY YOUNG NbliiUicast neighM TOMORROW 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. L ^ sotor and Boltbh H A T S 97e tQ $5.98 - iyear# of *«K Ctiffe* and Cokt 'itt'the Buckley Sch( PORKROAST A three-tiered Wrtjuiaiifr. c *Jt e, nitee by membera J ^ p 881 of MANCHESTER Bolton, fepresented' tia .8h*e J>ro- gram levels of acoutihk-'ô cake was designed to receive ^contribu tions -from each troqp .^toc.:.'the BATH EVUOB»ATED LEAN—ALL BEEF World Friendship Funijk. (Sjon^ribu- PUBLIC MARKET ttbh's were accepted, by Mrs,'Paul RUMMAGE SALE CO HomburgLh 59c J Aflams. Juliette Low 'n^rMente- 803-805 MAIN STREirT AMERICAN LEGION HALL ON LEONARD ST. Capons Lb. 59c|jtEo.e8c! * • tlye. The birthday cake was prea- mted by Brownie Paiila Raddlng, utsrmediate Scout Npreen NlchMs PHEE PARKING IN THE TOWN OWNED PARKING LOT FANCY—FntM-^RIPE • Fridity, April 6 « 9 to 4 and Senior'Scout Uhda; Mahei’ ON BIRCH STREET, JUST AROUND THE CORNER PROM OUR STORE. while scouts sang “Girl Scouts Sponsorod by Manchostor Fins Arts Association Together.” JUST IN! LIVE MAINE tOMATOES - 19e S The program included a'film, ALL PROCEEDS FOR ART SCHOLARSHIPS FANCY—LARGE—OUICY—INDIAN RIVER • "Camptime Anytime.''-Mias Nancy MEDIUM SIZE LEDS In Hm Local Monchostor High School Lobsters ‘ Lh. 89c Ovlatt told about camps- available TASTY THERE'S THE NEWNESS OF SPRING __— _ you Rfeip A4IW1TE COTTON ORANGES 49c • to scouts in addition to Manches ter's (Tamp Merrle-wood. She intro IN OUR EASTER FASHIONS NABISCO OREO CREME SANDWICHES pound 4*e duced Miss Jean Campbell, district DUSTER ENSEMBLE THIS advisor of Connecticut Valley ^ Girl Scouts, who will be director of the Manchester day esmp 'this sea son,. 59s P.AX. semaiional Mrs. Beverly Splllmha. new MARKET:neighborhood chairman, extended a welcome.' A eklt, “Scouting of LOIN LAMB CHOPS Out To Any Thteknes* «1.09 at 317 H IG H U N D ST.. M A N C H E ST E R PHONE Ml 3r427S Yeeteryear,” was presented by 1S .88 Miss Evallne Penttand, Miss Ger complete at trude Liddon, Mias (Jampbell, Mrs. 1 0 . 8 8 Gladys Vennsrt, Mrs. Jean An BINGO tho bollorino coot... tho mink frlmmod suit... drews, Mrs. Elsa Brander, Mrs. FRESH DRESSED POULTRY Luxtuy in a wedding band pollar Georgia Blelzer and Mrs. ‘ Jamte EVERY MONDAY-8 P.M. A graceful coat with many-gored Perfect for smart afternoon and evening wear. . . Maher. Member*; of Troop 683 Oven Ready—4 to 414 Pounde P. A. C. BA LLRO O M back Interest. A ll w ool In grey o f p i ^ dyed minki Textured a crisp woven 2-ply cotton princess line sheath! presented a prologue. Cut-Up Fryers 26 VILLAGE STREH— ROCKVILLE Margaret Briggs was announcer RO A STIN iS nr beige with rayon taffeta lining. baêtweaVe rayon and wool . . . topped by its own % shawl collared duster that STOP IN AT... tor the program. Troop 66*. of Itol- i -a. ton presented the colors; Maroia Misses', junior petite*, half lizes. blend. Blue, beige. S iz « 8 tp Iff. can he worn solo as an attractive t o p j^ because Campbell led the Brownie promise CHICKENS u 49c Meaty Breasts Lb. B9c : it is folly lined. Sizes 7 to 15. . and Mindy Menschell, the. Oirt Whole, or (tot-up; Reedy tor the Oven, I dtev msWr «f wM* W Scout promise. Refreshments -watm served by tour Setiior Scouts lA-the cafe Fowl 4to4>/2Lb«. Lb. 39c LEGS Quartered Lb 59c BERGREN'S teria. Table decorations were by Manchester Brcmmle T r o ^ 880 and 872. ICE CREAM and SANDWJGI CHOICE BEEF CUTS AT T100 MIRNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD Civic Orchestra Cut From Aged Beef and Well Trimmed , LEAN—lUDO. 7»e LB. FORA... SIRLOIN STEAK u. 99c Ground Chuck BONEU588 SIRLOIN TIP e at a t e r r ^ SNACK or Om of Borgreii's TASTYSANDWICHES FR1B8H GROUND OVEN ROAST 4 ** ^.09 Smoked H a m b u r g T iy One O# Co/I^fi .Co/f's BONI3JC88 bBOfla CUT 1.89 POT R O A ST 79e 59e 2 « H.10 Shoalders 1 0 SKCIAL CHm W ICH TRlFII wiCKIRit CONCERT . THtV LAST'. WHllf Short S h a n k High School Auditorium o „ . -V- h.-.alrcody ^ YOU v n u FMD THIS SANDWICH A REiM. TRiATI VEM. • BEEF - PORK OOMBHMTHNI Loon and SaiurJay, April 14 — 8:15 P.,M. Blue, white,P u i '“l beige, L i i r Ssizwo e * 8 to 18. W lffN AT inGREN'S GROiTND TWICE f*r t nice m esi loaf or Swîah meat balls, Mildly Curtd i Rcallr deUciooa! Benefit O f Daniel Manchuck Memorial Fund fiCKUFTHCNEW

JOHN GRUBER, Conductor b.onclclollv W O N D ER F U L IC E C R E A M ProMom Birde Bye Frecen Vita Nova Scotia CoUlna’ Soloista:-r- xOPfN Itay Tatars...... 28e lb. Halmen ...... 7»e 1/4 ^b. Hailed Corn, 28e 19 os. pkg. fv e a y ALAN PEASE, Trumpet Maxwell House NIGHT atabaw Trout ...«to It ec. Oqftae, 8e Off .. .2 lb*. $14f KeUey*e Sweet Potateee, Whole . .27* 17 oz. KATHERINE HAGEN, Piano T il 9:J0 ‘%NEIYL-ANr roaeu ^ksus Houee' Bordeu’e Quick Cook Potato USf OUR CONVffNKNT tAYAW AY PLAN ... NO ffXTRA CHAROi Apple Pies . .8M, 8 for *148 sacee. 8e Off ....,88e 8 oz. Nabisco Date *0 Nut Program Includes Works By Haydn, Bizet, rosea Sweet life Spiced Whole Oooldee...... 49c pkg. Mendelssohn and Wagner w ■ . Staawfeerrie* ...... S f e ft. Oub Applee...... S6e lb. can Adadnriote—Adults $1.60, Students <1.00 Route S-JS omHi Windsor, Conn.- O f Free Parking^ ■ -F'. ■V>-" r -

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' M ANOTKlEli EVENINff*HERAl^, MANCHESTER, CON n I, THTOSEAY, APRIL 6, 19SJ. MAlfCHEStER EyENINO HERABD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TH U RÂY, APRH. 6, 1962 52Li„L ;------^------'------^------S------PAGE NlNEtBEN. i owned by Thonias J. H ^ ll at Skin cht, general manager of water samples taken from tlu out frmn 12:30 to 1:80 pjn. Satur SandwichisB and dessert. servsd day — hamburg loaf, gravy, but partev ApeU ner and Dart Hill Rds. C oven ^ --;^yv:J: U at tba Medgaa in mittee oonststing of Mrs. Dudley end fourth degrees will be con Bamo of Depot Rd. Adult tickets the ftoekyUte Water and Aqueduct pond on' the 80-acre Beach proper day, the Vernon boys at.Lsgicn with all meals. - * • tered rice, wax beana, pteklsa; Guardsmen PlAn New l9ritain, Ferguson, Mrs. Francie Beaudet, president; Donald Storra, vie# Neill had offered the property Oo., wiu' meet vdth - the commie- ferred on April 19. may be >had from members or Mrs. ty on VaUey Falls Rd.. considered Fisid.aiul the Rockville group at Maple Stfeet jBchool; Monday — Tuesday — lênna aauaage, mash 91ss Baard’s tl|e Thiag iliju Alice Waterman, Mrs. Mary Public pinochle parties are be piSsldent; Mark EYench, secretary Ex-Gov. Lodge ■ ., lor sale last month, a comer lot, eioncre next month to'discuss ways as s-posatble public rtcreîon and Henry PSrk. IBeven-yeer-olds will ohlU eon came with iuunburg, but ed potatoes,' ereenied com, but lOth Annual Ball ' Pina for the lions beard eontaet Elbert I. Carlson of Twin HUla and Richard Jolle, reporter. for (2,800, but may Have with Rsippleyea and Mrs. John WU- ing bald at the hall the second and Dr. Chlldreil’s tickets may be pur- or marking V district - hydrants park araa. No action waa taken on .work out from 1:30 to 2:30 Snd 12- tered green beans, cols slaw; Tus#- tered beets; Wednaads]f — epeg- may be picked up from any lio n Uams. fourth Hiursday of the month. Officers ot the Seedlings 4-H drawn the offer slnoe then,-they leased out by the Aqueduct Oo, yeer-olds from 2:30 to 3:30. > ipresicleiit ^ chased at the door. Refreshments Speaks to GOP - the matter. A commlttis^ haa been day—meat I6sf with tmnato gravy, betti and hamburg, tossed seled; The First Battle Group, 169th chib member or at DeChamp)ala’a Mrs. Deborah Wanagel, chairman Mi*. Walter S. Haven, Orange Club are Brian Lewis, president} eaid. , Firemen last . month. esUM for called to Study tbs pn êrty for John B. Gill, lit t le League maahed potatoes, buttered Com, w ill be served. Steven Galbiat, vice president; Commlsaloners who looked over Thursday — okecman, said bad weather, M t- pickled beets; Wedneedsy—choice nutabed potatoee, peat and carrots, tioruU Guard, 'wUl. hold Its KM i an ia ^xinsorlng the contest as part Thomas Peracchlo, secretary and the-Nelll property Istt month said are obscured In winter by. piles of urday wiU poeQxm* tryents to o f tomato soup or clam chowder, (H Ltitheran Cpngregatioii present new bylaws for eonsldera- DouMehesder Set . front Manor wilt meet at 8 pm. Chuck Oonkltng, nporter. their impression .v/ar favorable. cranberry sauce; Friday soiips, nual Military Ball at .Hie State of the town’s 'quarter millenaial Ubn. The Robertson School girl's bas tomorrow at the home o f Mra. Bx-Qov. John D. Lodge o f Wset- snew. Sunday. I f good w nth er im vails, egg salad, fm a fish or meese oelebratlon in July. James T. Laidlaw is leader of A new firehouse site has been RoiekvUU-Vjtrnon workouts w llf be held both days. (tomato, oom chowder, vegetable) Armory. Hartford, Saturday, K ey Refreshments will be furnished ketball team w ill play a double- Emeet Hsmblett. the two clubs. port, will be gqeet kpMkef at x Ambulance Corps—Gommlssidn- sandwiches; Thuridajr — roa st 19, In conJunctlM. with Armed Owen B. Trask has been eteetedf uled as Poppy Dhys In MansBeld The Lions recently attended an sought 'becduce of the pending Reglstratioh for boys of etghrwiU sandwiches (tuna aalad, pedhut and served by motheia- of Grade 1 header game starting at .7 pm. to A public military whist will be Welgle to Wed dinner meeting o f ToUand County er John R. .Williams asked for rec- turkey with dreasbig/ buttered butter, cheese), breed sticks, Forces Week. prasideat of the Lutheran (%urcb amd May 26 and 36 in Coventry. area social meeting at Cheatnut morrow at the gymnasium. The elimination of the Company S sta oghitUm o f the work o f the Ver Baselmll Trypiats beneld soon, he asid. They w ill be rtM, buttered peas, orenberty cmigregaUon. Charles Ralsch has pupils. held at 8 p.m. Saturday at First Announcement has been received RepubMcan Assodatee, JUirtl u , f1 i« 41atrtol commiMioner* will tion In TalcottvUle. The company ersckecs; dessert, milk, breed and , Bobby Kay will be-the feature Miss Busan-Bums, has been chosen Lodge in Oolcheeter. Meetings are Teeelier Aides first game will be between the Congregational Church. at Fiano’s Restaurant In Ifolton. non ambulance service, sn arm of grouped in the begihUers’ dasses. sauce; Friday --- baked macaroni been eleetdd vice presidmt; Emory as Mist Poppy of the orgabisstion. of the coming marriage on April mort Information from the rents space in a building owned by Peter J Marteuo will supervise and eheeae, buttered wax beana, butter served with all meals.- dance band, with Perry Bcrrelli al the second and fourth Tuesday of Mothers aaststllig with clasaes Blue and Tied team s-of Grade 5 - The trustees of Sec^d Congre- 10 in Hilversum, the Netherlands, A buffet meal to be served at t he TalcottvUle Congregational the Are department. He said It has ^Set for 344i^yg ternating to provide oontlmioua M «^ eecretary; Albert Meyers She w ill vlatf organisations and the month'at 7 :45iit the Cove Rpa- girls. town Mlaetmen on poestble pur- done mceelleat work in answering Vernon tryouts •r:d George A. cole slaw. Deassrt, sandwimea and Bf.. treasurer and.Kenneth Doo at South C ovent^ Cooperative gaUonal Oiurch will meet at 8 of Miss Henny VanEbisen to Man 7:30 p.m. wiU be preceded by a Church, which proposes to remodel Puts w ill be in charge at Hilenry music from 9^p.m. to 2 ajn . acquaint them with the Legiion Unrant on Daley RiLMobert 8 ^ Nursery and Kindergarten this The second w ill be the snnual pm. today In the churoh basement. reception beginning at 6.'SO.- A fShaM of town-owned Und on Dart or tesr down the buUdlng under a calls, litany p ^ le , he felt, do not Three hundred and forty-four milk served with every mesl. J a p Miners Strike' OWO W. L. Fagan of Vernon Is little, Anandal secretary. Poppy program. contest with- the achool faculty, fred Karl Welgle. Mias van Essen Park. I _ - . man of WUllmantie-tt 'club presi week include Mrs. Alan Cahill, Some 25 persons ot the teaching la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jam group will entertain during Hill Hd. for a firehoiiae site. new building program. know the service is free. boys between the ages of • and 12 Lake Street School: Monday — onihe reservations cotnmittea Sgt. John F. Chap'pelle has 'been ^ The auxiliary has donated $6 dent. Mrs. John Foster, Mre. Arnold E. starting at 8:16 p.m. Playing for School Mentis chicken diow mein, buttered k er TOKYO (AP)-Japan'a 100,000 staff of F ir s t Congregational vanEsaen of Hilversum. Her fiance the reception and dinner, and for The commissioners were remind Other acUon taken by the com- Fire Chief Leslie A. Kittle ssid* will taka the fleld SStunlay In the Northeast School: Monday — A, F. -Hiorp of Manehaster ie a named chainnaa o f a commlttae each to Cub Scout Pack 97 and ' To Talk Fl'taeaa. Carlson. Mrs. Eidmond Kirouacand the faculty will be William E. Bill- (Siurch attended a conference re dandng afterward. the service, headed by Oeorge flmt diy of tiyoiiU for tittle nel oom, tocaeg seled, apple criap; coal mbieri stmek for. an indefU ingham, principal, Robert Wlnkel, la well-known locally. He was an ed Monday nlKbt of its availahilltv miasioners concerned; . rice, pork and. gravy,' green beans, member o f the publicity eonunlt- to study a budget

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.iri WFW •iU' g ir .- ^ ? • V;,-■ ": - ■ •■.“■■ ■ ■ ',:v ■■ -■'■ ■ <•■: ^ c '.: \ . ltANC3HB6l«R EVENING HBEALD, MAJ4CHE8TEB* €ONN.» THDR8DAY. APRIL «, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 PAGE - il- advantages of adopting R obi^ ai* life, Mm. Ouurlas MlUer; pro ran, waya a ^ means; a RaroM turn, t h e Bolteo KuaUriaah-fti^ ter baaaar April 88, atetad for the Church werai JâUibk J p i^ aria fouiA ITIiuiaor 10 cava thair anmial raporta Al- od eonduKad by Mm.; 'Welter 1* and bktter, eooklea, milk; Friday Kolakoweki, dwelling at 188 Croft mantano, nlterationa at 4t Crest-1 Rules of Order and b&idlng those motion. Mm. Calvin Pish; mterion- Hoar, pnirild^; Mrs. Sahluri StiUi- Mr. and Mm. Oscar Ranaar, MUn of Mr, and Mra. Raymond Hyatts amending wars Mra. Thomaa Abel and Mm. William Schwarts. —tuna and macaroni salad,. but Dr., 810,000. wood Dr., eieoo. . iMnafit af the TAC buUdlhg fund. tered peas, peanut butter and Jam Public Records with minority vtewa euppoix of the ary edueation and services, Mm. am, hoapltality.. Mm. Edward Oarolyn • Mhthar, Mm.' Wllilam Those having artlelaa eomplatad ef Famwood Dr.;. Katlilaan A ll^ KSgora, visa pniUknt af tha h>eal . HoKeaasa >H1 be Mm.''Albert William Leiiard 'or Ermlnia EUaabetit L. Cook, alteratiooi at I 4 'W om ^ A ttf»d etui; Mra. Harold Amaa, Sne arte sandwich, fndt eoektail, mSk. * 665 E,;^Mlddte TIdee., flOO. majority vote of the board. David Knight; supply work. Mm. BichBrdson w m nhotn fvprtMii'' Rcharts and Roy Wtethar.^- 'Rric- for the sate are aakad to oontaot dahghtar,^^Nf» Viit Riehara Pateraan, Mrs. Letend Nyman and Dellapletra, commercial repaire at MrSb Oaataa-Re-elected V r m k Uhn: Utarature and ptdili- tativs to the Manchester Ooundl ats for the oancart aro araiteMa Mrs. Mario FSva or Mrs. Edson Jonas of NOTth Rd.$ Mlehaal Da ehainnan; and Mrs. Charlaa Ante- Warraiitee iteed Seesiom Reaffirmed rik. South Wlndaor whmar of the Mm. Robert Surer. Maneheeter Evening Herald 622 E. Middle '^ k e ., 81,B00;'^ Mrs. WUMam OoatM-waa i«- eaticna, Mn. Richard Rbraa: stu of OhuNhes. from any mambar ef the orehaa- P; Herrick. vid, son of Mr. and Mrs. DaWd P. C o^ ty Meetiiig Etensentaiy School Means ■ Society fhr Savings to Fed£NI Robert'a'aifbartn ^ 178 Cfca^l rieeted prsrident ofVihe Woman's dent youth and ehOdren’s worit, The new offteara wtil bb inatrillad tnu BuahnaU a f O ark R d.; and BSa- Vosue' aewlng conteat. South Wtndser eorraapMkSent Rousing ComittUrion, prKWrty at Anthony Choman for Eaatem ter Oak St, and Sandra Irena Sey-| ' Earilar Barvloa . Monday—fraakfurt on roll, po Lenra K a ^ tetepbene MI 4-1788. Coast Enterpriees, demolition of mour, lie Brookflehl St, S( I^ C ra d es 7 and 8 in Fall SodKy of Christiea Service at a Mrs. Ssmuet Walkeii in May. A Lenten eandlrilght Mbthan Omia Maala iton Lae, daughter o fT fr . and-Mm. ^■Junior Wonwi'a Chib members Mm. Antoaik vaas to modal bar tato chips, hnttetod green beans, 5M Adams St. meeting Tueaday Û nited Methb- Nsm sd ss ehainnsn o f eommM- S t Maurtea Chumb'Motiim Ote- Stations of tha Cross will be outfit in county oompatition. i qmfeelntm Deed dwelling at ITS Spruce Bt., 8000. ceremony was held after the biuri- hald at S t' Maurlea Church tomotv Rolland William Maaas of Jaa Dr„ ahtihdad tiia Hartford County fruit, milk; Tuesday—potato mU- DnUdlwg PetmUa diK Church. Other oBlcere elected tsss wsm Mm. PTsd- Edwsrds, neaa meKing. bte will meK tonight at S;15 pm. Hebron. LnOwranWeBaM • ‘M odel Pariiameiit^ :'''AusUn B. Crouchley to Austin B. Ryan Lumber Co. for Harry Togiriy Broe., Ine., Sign at SU] Ktj • row at 7. pm.. One-half hour ear- spring masting of tfab State Fadera- ad, baked luncheon meat, buttered Brown, alteratlona at *12 Chester / of i4""■■■ ...... ■Il ...... # W n*a th« neew ltyw doubte •MM m In any fHtda Imt ftaU tliMia te no oOmt otMriea. Sunt Ph)^ C. tlfourl nld th«n adp ^ 8naa mora clau- rooma ntMed naxt year than arc K'r.i avâble. Any ' oomblnatlon of PRICES three KmdM could be pul or dou hie aeeelona to provide the necee- SO Communion Guest aaty roome. lirouri aaid he check Stetar Regina Maa»teten, Uaiy^ > ed with the Kate department of I knoU Steter recently retuhied from education and found no etete aid a mteekm in XJna, Pera, wtB be - la available oh temporary reneva- I tlow within the bulkUng to provide ‘ at a Paarion Sunday SHOW YOUR FA M ILT ju st how weU yon COMPiRETHEPMCE! braakfaat of the' more rooms. He aald he toured the I Ladlea of the Aaaunqption at 8 ri5 iV: building' with Fire Maiahal PKer Thrifty! But So Delicioh^.. It’s can budget the food bill. . . end aerve elegant 1a.m. Sunday in tha ofanroh halt Maaeolinl to determine what loca- I Believe: meals at the same ttow! It’s so easy with Membera will Ktend the 8 o’oloek "" tlona might be used for claaaaa and these ddicious “Tender-Trim- Chuck Roasts I before the breakteat the cmly pcaaiblllUea were the cafe SAVIMI MONEY Tha MaryknoU Bister te homa on teria and part of the CD room. at Mott’s special low, low prices. , I a atvort leave-of-aliaeaoe after nine If the cafeteria were divided, Mott’s Famous “Tonder-Trim” Bone In yaars in Peni. She aervod at St. masonry walla would have to be FOR CUSTOMERS Rose at lim a SclwK In lim a oa- used to comply with fire proven tabliahed In 1952 as Um tint tlon rules, U ôri said, and the ISOURJOB parochial ariiool In Paru. Tha lunch program would be eliminated I school has an enioUment of 1,060 entirely. In the CD room it would be nee- Mott's lowsred thg-pries siilk two awl Ipuplte In all gradM tfarouah rigb eaaary to have fluoreaoent Bghttng OBs fcsir ysats sfih It is sstiouitsd Gist lachoot and an exhaust fan In addition to . Kbit’s hu rinee hsipsd ths fssiiUsB of ; Tha idea of ednoating aU the Chalk and tack boarda JUguerl I children In a parteh la new In Boutb said he would not recommend these Gonoteikiit to Mvt over $30,000,000 se America where cteaa Unee are very ■ ilk alonsi definite.' stw explained. lIoK off the pi ’ ‘ solutions and felt that double sss- children a n from low mkidte elaaa sioitf would be basL Mott’s has lowered pricce on breed, ice IteuniUes, aome have profearional V UgUorl also said he invastJgat homa envirmiments and a few are sd the poseibUity o f leaaiiidr the ereem and over 350 Shop^ltite foods. MotfB IndtaM drifted down from the Al- oar wash building on Williams Rd. eoStoners save money every week.. tlplaao aectlon. but found this is not available ta r SMar R egte Ifagdalm haa al- lease. Ttie board would have to If you believe it wise t o asve money en thtaik bt terms o f petmanant. use ao had axperimee In tbs mmaitetn for the car waah building If it de- tap quality foods every week-~shop Mott’s I seeUons of BoUvla and Pent Be- oidod tt wanted to use that loca- today. CHUCK n iiS I her sohooi work, rite te tlen,'liguorl said. famlUar iKth Bodal servics and reUK woric among tha vecy -poor tel rMponse to a sugfeatloa from I In Lima, tei tha AlSpteno aaKion of Mrs. Agnes KreiBlg that thane be Pont- .aririnl Mtefyknoa Stetera* larger nlewtir rather than douMe aoboote work for tiit.naateoted In sesBlcns, Supt. liguort Mid' that dian tribes thera. TWonty-three wMh t e r n etesoM there weaM be • I.) -j. KaiyhaoU Steten are stettoodd In eppoetmity mdy to lecture to the X, ■ I Pant p u ^ and the study pnogfam COMPltMtllEROllSIl HUNDREOSOF , More tlaa 1600 MatykaoU iSte- oould not be upgraded as nssded. ten conduK mlaatom in Asia, Re said that on doiride aasteens ttura woold be only one hour te« Lhtin Ameiioa, Paolflo lakoda and STAMPS TOO ! COMPARE THE TRIM . . . aU escaas fat and AiMoa, and In this oountry, thay hebnoOen time per'day. He sug- Extra Stamps Iwork among Chtneea, Japaaaee, 'geetod having earty and late busea bone removed before weighing. COMPARE I Higroea and Mridoaim Tliqr aorve n r pwite'on doUblesMaiens to par- THE Q U ^ I T Y . . . the finest beef, a bright, Fill Your Ssvsr Books Faster lat eateohlate, auraaa, doctors, intt m«n to come to school for UVERttI SEKHABRAND fresh redi gently marbled with lines of taste IteariMra, domaatle, sootel aarvico signrrlead etudy and u m e f the REG. No LimiW-No CoupoB Needed! and offlos workara The llottisr- W m ry. CANS giving fat. COMPARE THE FLAVOR . . . houM te K XaryknoU, N.T., near Twe Kaeig* guaranteed be tender, juicy and fine flair- EXTRA GREEN STAMPS [Oarintng.______' The board asoepted the rteig- WHITE MEAT TUNA ored. AND COMPARE 'TOE PRICE! natkma of two teachers and grant With Purchase Of ed a month's leave of absence to ri to 100 Package of 100 Shop-Rite Tea Bags \RockviUe-V em on third teacher. Mrs. Marlon Darwin, SAYE lie Over NRUmlBraai ^ U S I ...... "‘IB I III! Grade S teacher. aufamUted , her SHOP-RITE E XTRA Si:>9C GREEN STAMPS reelgcnation, to become effSetive QUART JAR May 1. for “personal reaaona.’’ In SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE . With Purchue Of iGoiirt Selects her letter, M ri. Darwin aald It eras SALAD DRESSING (MNNPAHETHEraiCE! Half Gal. Shop-Rite Floor Wax “unavoidable” that tiw leave be THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY fore the end of the aohool year: AT MOTT STORE LISTED BELOW Evaluators of Donald Gedapee. Grade 7 teach BAVESo! E X TR A g r e e n STAMPS er, returned hie eontract unalgned 5B7MIDIMLETURNFIKEEAST 16 0 2 . MUTT’S FIMINIS “TENDER-TIHM” With Purchase Of Since he plana to accept a poKtion (NEAR THE GREEN) 8 qt. pkg. ALBA DRY MILK Street Bights in another town. Gadiîeie. aald the CANS 25 new position preawts an oppor MANCHESTER The Suparibr Ooituk haa aanoiat- tunity which he feels hSl not be GREEN GIANT PEAS EXTRA GREEN STAMPS |ed a three-mamber oomnltteo to avalteble in Bolton to r another (NPEN NIGHTS NON. thru SAT. tiU t _ With Purchase Of apprate# praparty In the Wanklln year or more. Hte raalgnatfon be lAVE llo Over Natâl Iraoi 1 pkg. KAVANAUGH MUFFINS Paric publlo houalng projoot In oemes effective at the end ef the SHOP-Rin 4 0 Z . Rookvlile. The oowMwtttoe'riS ap- sebool year. V, pralMl will lead ultinwtely to His board, an reoommendation Stems asg fleeea CANS I / E XTRA iM T g r e e n STAMPS clearing of tbo title and rigM to of Supt Iriguoti voted to grant a With Purchase Of UiG tract* leave ef abienoe to Mrs. Gladys S A V E 6c A LOAF AND MORE MUSHROOMS Hygiade Smoked Shoulder Butt Judge John C. aiteOerald made BteMU, Grade 8 taaebar, fo r the \ 50 tha appolntoMnt yeaterday. The month o f June. Mm, BteseU said MOTT’S “FLAVOR-WHIP’T ’ appolntoto are Atty. Jerome I. rile plans to Join her daughter who SAVEIIo No Wm I»-4II Oted Ealiit EXTRA iM T GREEN STAMPS wateh of Ifaneheater, John E. HUi te studying at the Untvsrrity of CHICKEN NOODLE With Purchase of 1-lb. pkg. of Tolland and AndiW Repko of Madrid before leaving for a tour of PKGS. 'WUMngton. Europe, liguorl said Mm. Biieril GERI-ANN BREAD (4 Eavslopes) 25 Hygrade Skinisss'Franks They will driennkM what value. has been doing an exceltedt Job UPTON SOUP If any, thera is ki a number of and he frit tm' trip would be a EXTRA H :9C GREEN STAMPS “paper" atreete plotted on old maps “broadriilng profearional sxpert- SANUYnON or CHUCK lb. With Purchase of 1-Ib. pkg. of the tnot, but never oonotnieted. SAVE 100 Over Nitional Bm d Hot or Sweet Property owners near SVankUn Uguori was authorised to offer LOAF Ihrtt, a 16.acre parcel north of a teaching eontraot to Mias BKty JUMBO LOAF PERRI’S ITALIAN SAUSAGE FrankUn St, bava eartaln rights Ann Sweeney-,who will graduate 23' in Um paPM^ straete which tha from Our Lady of the Elms Col SHOP-RITI , MvH’iT«id«r-TrlmrilaaraRtM CHUCKSteiko th« EXTRA GREEN STAMPS Rookvllla Housing Authratty has lege hi June. Miss Sweeney, a resi REGULAR 1.LI. LOAF. .2 fe r 3 7 e GRAPE JELLY With Purchase Of sought to clesr. dent of BaK Hartford, would teach Atty. Edwin If. Lavltt, ripra- ' Grade 8. Mott’s “Tender-Trim” Label G ni^tecs your MELTAWAY COFFEE CAKE ssntlng the authority, says the liguort asked for a sub-oom- Serving Delidonsly Tender, Perfectly Aged Ciliforjiia Roisl '^Me ______Bnked On PramteM______authority claims the riskte ha'va mlttee from the board to rit in on no value. About 26 ownera wars .Intervlewa of two prospective Meat, Triplf Trimmed for Extra Value. In an action brought by teachem today at the ariiool. Board IIjl JHfb LavHt in Superior Court yeaterday tnembere Hni. Agnes-Kroyrig, Dr. YOU SAVt MORE AT MOTT'S ariclng that thay show oauae why BUsabeth AKon and Mm. Helen they should nK sign the righte Meloche said they would be willing over to the authori^. to be preeant at the IntervlOwers. OriglnaUy, 61 owners were Hie board approved plaiu 1*#- SERVICE DELICATESSEN Fresh firound Beef * 59e fjEVERYDAY LOW, LOW PRICES named in tha writ, but about half sented by the superintendent for hkve signed the waiver. reglKration of kindergarten pu Lavltt emphasised that the own pils for next year. All regtetra- IMPORTED Fresh Spareribs PROVE ers hold no title to the property, tlone will be taken at the elemen M A o m m ! CUP LIST-TAKE but have some InteraK in the poper tary school on May 10 and 11, eUCED ») atreete. ■with lata registrytlona on July J. BOILED HAM •\ IT TO ANY STORE IT TO There was no deadline pK for The question of whether volun Freeh Pork SkoHtder Bstte ^ the committee report Lavltt spld teers who drive ill children home that, since there are no title prob are covered by insurance was \ AND COMPARE YOURSELF lems, the housing authority oan brought up by UguorL He said he MOTTS Fresh Hams. *-59e continue clearing tend, surveying will check with town eounaei and Baked Macaroni aitd Cheese . .lb. 43e and taking teK borlnga' the insurance advisory board to He has set May X as the date for Home Style Potato Salad ... .lb. 35c WHY PAY final clearance of all righte and try to determine If the town’s In- COMMUNITY H ILL Otiier suraaee covem such cases, liguorl Shop-Rite Sliced Bsmii 59c Morra titles. Only one action remalna, to said he thought It "wonderful” Htmie Style Cole Slaw ...... ilb. 35c gain a court ruling tn favor of tho Everyday authority on posalbte righte hald by that volunteers do this strvloe but M 0 R F7 PriOM felt there should be Insurance eov- FRIDAY, APRIL 6Mi Staffed Clams...... *...... 8 fo r 35e so-called ancient propmy owners, erege. 8 A.M. to 8 PJI. and owners who are nK known. The board vqted to accept the Fried Haddock .lb. 79e MILK, Ckmn. Approv. Homogenized GsL racommendatlon of the insurance 7 0 * advisoiy committee that the school SAVE 30e A CARTON SAVE 17e! 'Fried Scallops •••••.•....«..lb, 89c Deaths Last Night property he covered by a public in g i a Nt NEWemER'S OLUB Granulated Sugar, Shop-Rite 5 Lb. Bag stitutional property form which FRUIT 46oae. 55* CHICAQO (AP)-Herbert Ban would n ^ t In an annual aaidag OfUARETTR EABTER ner, 62, Internationally known to the town of gm .M end would HAWAIIAN PUNCH DRINK CANS LIGHTER FLUID, Shbp-Ritel6 Oz. Can dermatologist and chairman ot tnelude vandalism Insurance, as SBOP-lU tE BONNET lAaAR DAIRY DEPARTMENTS 29* the Department' of ■ Dermatology well SB increased coverage. Charles Km o SIZE or at Northwestern University since lAthrop of the insurance advisory Pancake Syrup, Shop-Rite^ 12 Oz. Rot. 1B51, died Wednesday. I ^ Ratt- FILTER n P S SOW SAVEAloOvM'flillwralBraiNI OLD FASHIONED 29 ner, who waa born In Chicago, group, explained that under the RIG. • NIWHATSALI * now policy form the building will CARTON joined the Northwestern factdty SHOP

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ning, smclls4 tho funtM sad ^ o d RockvUlmVernon R^kVille»yernon Vernon oonztablMi _ . . DejDoip^y Calk Tka -hoiiasi \wu> ^ aiA w d 'coti- Father Cloam$ EAND dtnnad by Town Health (kticer Sattiiâytâte^ Bv^ldm 0n»p^*oi: Issue Conservator Dr. Joasph J. Kristaa, w te inqâct- Injury No. 613 C1,IP THIS 60UP0H ad it yesterday in eompany with Son’ll For Anglers Only Top (Hficers of SALE eeleetmen, building, and fire offl- DueinCouriduJ’uesday Sought for ciale. GivcH H r Tlifi Poetare ordering tiia iMdlding Fault of Town Flekbig auT boatibg ' lu ' 43rd EKvision X cloeed were" ptaeed ok the Ifouse WappiRf GiRRg* lOOFlIEE.;;; eensea w ill be sold In tha TM m « t r ■gclAat. siMikkar wtt-bs thS'Rsv. CkariM L. thle morning hy .Dauiiity Health The father of a 5-year-^d boy darif'q. office the next Jan I frtw Bag* O ka» AftoakaaM i saii Tiuinghastg has BoUfied the town he will seek Sat, April 7th S td tS f of Norwich, atajts adjutant Official Arthur F. Huntln^n.. Saturday's from f aJn. to town nM «W appoiatmatt et a Bntsrtsinment and dahetng will The TtlUnghaeU v.’ar# treatSd at damages fo r a head Injury the dent .Kennedy not to reduce tfM Vernon selectmen today to^ noon. Town plerk Henry. F. 10 A.Bi to 8 PJf. STAMPS VariHB Miffiiiff laapil)^ ^ follow the dinner. \ 7 p.m. Tueeday at :-(aiNheeter Me- ehUd reeeived from a fall on a 4Srd Diviaien, wtom men come ste^ toward appointment df a town -eidewaUc. Butler arid the office will be With Purehate of <5 or Mara at Stop A Shop prawatat tîaaday . in Tolland Friday la tha iSth annivefsary metrtal Hoepital wherd they were from Connectlrat, Vennont and At Th« Wapping A e f U.S. entry Into World W ar L conservator for Waldo (S; Tllltng* taken M the Vernon amhulenee. RotMrt F .. Sloan, 10 Hdmlock open those daja only to dis OeoBty ■gpariar Oovrlr Tha lMar> 74, and hia alster, Clara, 8U S t, through hia attorney, W. tribute licenses; RhMe inland. Commtudty Honaa Good thru Set. ln « araa aMdcnad (01*^0141 day l>y. Scout Troop Beargaaliee / Boy Scout Troop ,M of EUlngi* wko.weN overcome by ca rb ok Darld K w h . said hia mm Rooald . He reminded'. boat owners The divUion kaa “not « » ly been Apr. 7 Only JndCa M m C ■ rttaO wald wbor monOaMe in tb«lr cluttei^ Birch fell in fron t-M the Slean house. opanad tte ftnparior O a ^ ’t apHnt ton Is being reorganized under the that a new boating law .rt- a bulwaril of strength to the state one per fomlty sponsohship of the Blliiigtcn Con Rd. home Tuesday night Puzzle Covers Sleaa claiated a conoreta/alab - quires boat Ucfhaee m town o f In doacaUcêniergeney,’' Dempsey ■aaaiaa yaatarday. / " w b i^ was otto and a half'lBcbea residence only/ In thd-iwet, - gregational Church. Meetings ara Probau Judge Thomaa P.- Rady wrote, ‘‘but has been a trained and A tty . fla n y Hammar. rapra- held every Wednesday at .7 p.m. H said'ths appUcatlon fo r a con higher than the next slab was re- boat owners had to UObms aaaiUi« dipaiad taOdiaf bupaetar Boys 11 ytsra old or more are servator was nisd yesterday and Oiild Adopted epoosible for the falL their boats in towns where tha effactiva force available to the COVENTRY ArtSrar 'F . Htmtinpton, aatbnatad invited to attend. Curtis Jones la wiw belM readied fo f preeenUUon Ronald receivod a bruiae on Us boats were used. federal government in mtionri to tto ooort Kia praaenUtion will scoutmaster. . ' forshedd , and was bonttalized, The qfMcial hours for sale eff emergencies." to the 'nuinghasts at 1p.m. to said Bloan. - taka about half a day. Heepital Nates .. day. 1. By liz, Eddie fishing llceneea were set. in When Demfieey was ariced to DAYSCHOOL Ib w n Connaai Robart T. Kdân Admitted Wednesday; Marcia A ocnaervatof will be kpp<^ted antleipathm o f a riish fo r li comment on the announcement ntU .rapreaant tha praaant build* Basett 120 W. Main S t; Joseph censes fo r tha trout season, last night, he said he had not re inapaotor, Ftan di J. IfcMulty. after 12 days unless TlHfaighaat , (CeaUaned Mae Page Oae) Wdfarm Funds Added tnt Pritchard, Thnkeraosm Rd.,, Vse- files an abjMtton with ths court which opens April 21. ceived any noUfleation' the ( u a awit dlad aariy in U a^ , non; Julia Bonan, 128 Orchard S t city' to insnre that they have the Hie town merk’s office is move, He called today's meeting on RoMli^rtaa callad on McNulty to Such action would require a hear HARTFORD (API—The eUU Admitted today: Mrs. Margaret ing on the merits o f the propceed neeeaakcy love, care and warmth yeeterday provided an extra $4.2 open regularly Mond.ay the b'asig of news ^reports. Throiigh tlh •rach atwar by adiat warrant, or right, Galvin, Broad Brook appointment. in their new homes.” through Fritey from 9 Am. to Both Walker and Reincke ex I m holda tba tnapactor’a poat Ac- mlUlon for the state welfare de Birth Wednesday: A daughter to Even If a conservator Is ap OfHclala at ..the American con- partment,' and made observation 5 pjn. ana Momh^r nights pressed surprise at the . decision. NOW AGOEfnm eerdbig to court volley, tha notion Mr. and Mra. Henor RodescMn, 84 eulata general ih Munich also esM from 6:80 to t. Walker said units o f the 43rd waa brought on Huntlngten'a be* pointed, TlHlnghaat atUl has the that A tight legislative ' appro West S t right of appeal. Judge Rady said. they had no Information. priation . for welfare can't hold had undergone annual federal in- haU by SUta'a Atty; Joel H. Aaad Discharged Wednesday: Harry Under German law, authorities down auoh spending. UBOION ORATORY WINNER s ^ tio n a within the past month. m m m XL Two community civic leaden, Libby, Middle Butcher Rd., Elling who did not with to he named, said have no legal ^ h t to fitaist that .'■It’S all r i ^ t to cut iq>propria- E A ST PROVIDENCE, RJ,^ "W e came out among the higher C rocker*. BunUngton rialma hla appoint* ton; Clarence Campbell, Vernon; the child be returned to Che. or ^n s if you can force the depart (AP)--^'Ilsflnah Aehteitoerg, a 17- National Guard divisions In this For Sommer School and n ant Ii i T m t by tlia tan board of they thought the action the best 1-lb Robert FaneOi. Glenstone D r, Ver possible coutac. phanage unless the divorce court ment to live within it,” said State year-old student at Crbaby High area,” he said. 1962-63 School Term , aalacunan la vaUd u n M tarma of non. decides it. Mnence CopunleslOner ..George J. School, Watertmry, Conn., won the Reincke said the tri-state com- 37c tha former town kiiOdlng code. The elderly couple ia at Vernon German lawyera said authorttlea Conkling; . regionri A”ierican Legloh na posiUoB o f the division may have Small Claas Enrollment MeMtilty replaced him on a clear Vernon newt la haudled through Haven oimvateeeent home. They here were not llkely;to make any Bun- ke hdd the state Finance tional high sohooil oratorical con been a factor invthe decision to Individual Attention ■Mjortty o f votaa in a thA);38 town The Hemhl'a Rockville bureau, g were overcome by fumes from a request for Marta’s return unless Advisor3^ pOmmittee, the welfare test yeeterday. Sha drieatAl three cut it'down to brigade slae. .He meeting called on the atrength of W. Main St, telephone TRemont defective space beater in their they were satisfied that inade^ dmartntent,'; under law, can spend other regicral ilhallats, wlnUng added, however, the eSrd’e- exicel- Gerber's legal ruling that- 'tba current old. tw o - s t ^ home. Neighbors; quate provlaion was mads ftw hsr., 8-8188 or MltcheU t-6787. ^ wSat te ‘‘^Med;' to provide re the right to ai^)ear,in Ike sectional lent .record in war and peaea Telephone PI 2-6986 Baby Food building coda raquiraa ' appotnt- who called on them Tuesday eve- care end future. lief eervlcea, final ait Ibsrrtihaqf, Pa„ April 9. thofalfi have been considered, mant by a town meeting, ,not by Sfroined Pe^ 9 Ion 95c tba aelactmen. Rockville^Vtmon Junior Pood . 6 lere 92c WaUaoe to Speak Anthony WkUace o f Simsbury, apeaker o f tha Obonaotieut House Migsoiiri Synod Trris Muk IsslrUcs* ky l o f Rspraaantatlvaa, and a RapubN* Criap and Crunchy! can candidate for nomination Fresh young baby par hers governor, w ill addreaa Vamon Re* Nomination Goes publleanB and others Tuaaday at Stop & Shop i a g p.m. at Legion Hall on West Rd. To F. P. Kbppel at Old-Fashioned prieesi Ha will be tha fourth of Ave announced OOP aM tanta to apeak Frederick P, Koppel Jr. of 12 Potato Chips in Vamon. Newman M.- Maratl* Kingsbury Ave. RockvlUe, has been Perfect mocks lua, form er atata aanator, and tha proposed as a candidate fo r mem laat o f the five hopafula, wtU apeak for your pottles. . in Vamon May 15 at tba public bership on the board fo r support Serve 'em ofttn. aafaty building. and pensiena o f tha. Lutheran J' • X WkUaoa'a talk Is atrangad by tlM Church, Missouri Synod. Republican OVwn Oommittea. Koppel's candidacy has been ' pS 3 9 c submitted by the church’e Atlan tic district. Bud J. Lowla, aoo*(3*M r. and •. Sbn. Ranwick J. VSwis of IS High* Elections wUl take place at the 1 land Are., Rockville, baa been pro* church g e n ^ convenUon to ha B & M motad to master aogaant in the held In Cleveland, O., the last advanced ROTC at the UnivMuity week In June. The general conven Colifomlo Pea Boons o f Coemacticut Lswla ia a Junior at tion Is called every three years, XrMvaPork it to Stop ti Shop to Loins trConn and an HnglUti major* Ha covering Now England and New i i a Junior rapraaentatlva to tiw York sUte. om M EJUrSI ■HM »D«ICRI.Om OCRlllBSI % - 3 2 c pMB on savinp like tboM to university's student goveramant The function e f the board la tha * A. T ' ,>-V' Bnuiriaa Doe Saturday yonl Enjoy a saraet, tender Twanty*flva bunnies w ill appear administration o f the pension plan roast of frasb pbrlc. . . at tha of the Missouri Synod, jcovaring In Rockville Saturday at 2 p.m. to SW IFTS l>RtMIUM Chock Full o' Nuts lowest price h^s been this collect conlrlbuUcms fo r the 1982 more than 8,000 mlniaters Eaatar Seal drive. The bunny inva* teachers In ths church. About 1,50b C o ffe e "i 4 : ■ , -rj yeerl I^ rth e eaiieet of all participants are at present re slon fr om 2-4 p.m. w ill be under meet* to cooki Oive it plen the apeheentob? Yemen Jun* ceiving benefits from the fund US 83c lor Woman's Club. which has assets of $40 mUllMi. ty of time in a slow oven! The small animals with ths big Koppel has been active In sf- ears will actually be young people fairs of the Trinity Evangelical LAitheran Church in Rockville lor ■'^1 In disguise and 'MU be chaperoned by women’ s dub members. tl.3 past 10 years, and was named Ivory Soap Goal of the Hester Seal drive is president of the congregation in 7 Rib Cut >*32 rehabilitation o f disabled young- 1959. Protects Your Hands lb Btere and adults. Participating bun Chairman of the Vernon Pen fc 4 3 4 c nies will be Diane Slisz, Carolyn sion Board, Koppel led in develop OFF sues, Suaan Doming, Carol Taraa- ing a pension plan for non-profes TENDER, JuiCY clo, Karen Green, l ^ b l e Rltaen, sional employes of the town. He Lyrme Singleton, iCatby Singleton, la chairman of the RockvlUe Zon FR ES M lj FRESH! Lorrie Brown, D^bie.Smlth, Diane ing Board Of Appeals and is a Premium Duz ZleUnakl, Andrea Olender, Shari member of the newly formed com' ibtpt sM t ntl Cook M Ckntor, Heather Schaefer, Karen mittee studying s a la rie s and “Dux Does Everything" In pMftHPb mini, to tba Golemba, Bllen Jeindrucek, Mary merit pay in the Vernon school Pork Butts lb. Jo Jendrueek, Kim Bowen, Sandra system. T?''59 c ■?S’99c Merganson, Debbie .Cantor, Miriam Koppel, who is married and the cantor, Susan Woton, and Mary father o f three children, is an un FRESH! Lou Kdlner. derwriter In the group pensions di Studants Hear Masters vision o f the T iivelers Insurance FIIE8HI JSS.’a i X Mualeiana from the Hartt Ccl- Co. Cut Just Right, Irim ined Just Right . . . Tbnder, Ivory Thrifty teel lega o<_ Muaio have conducted Spare Ribs FANCY BRISKET HEAD COT Juicy- Delleloas First Food Steak, YeuH always find Liquid Determent lb demotmtraUon clinics at the Ver your favorite Steak at First Food where mity the non's four elementary schools in beet Top Quality Meat Is cut for you. past weeks, a program set up by Revision Groups . te37c W 65c Perfect Partner for Porkt Samuel Ooldfarb, director of In 'l b strumental music. To Mull Charter CORNED BEEF The program at each school In cluded the Chorale and Allegro In Closed Parley Ivory Snow S p e e id t APPLE SAUCE for woodwind quartet by Haydn, TENDER Brass Trio by Giovanni, and Fog Quick, Gentle, Safe g y Day, saxophone solo by Oersh- Charter revisions proposed by ■win. the Municipal Employes Group will PRODUCE Fresli L a t8® The musicians, members of the be discussed by a subcommittee of 35c « 84c the Charter Revision Commission PORTERHOUSE H artt faculty, ate also members and two committees of the em o f the Hartford Symphony Or ployes group Monday at 7:30 p.m. FRKSH-ORISrr—PASCAL t o U w k f M d * chestra. They were; William in the probate court hearing room Com et _ 5 $ Goldstein; clarinet; Robert Scaf- of the-M unlclp ^ Building. fer, bassoon; Harvey Goldstein, — CfLiRY 4 Household Cleanser oboe; Jsmes Jacobs, French horn; Atty. Leon Podrove, one of the two members of the commission WWlET VBJi Robert Martha, trumpet; Salva 2 large cent 31e 3 9 ‘- tore Lentlni, percussion instru- subcommittee, said he ia recom mending the meeting be closed to glont een 24c Firm and young from sunny Celifomte CHOPS menits; Williem Gravltt, trom b u n c h bone; and Stanley Aronson, saxo the press and members o f the Mu Ig. •1 phone. nicipal EmployM Group -other Paper Drive Sunday than the two subcommittees, bS' FRUIT COCKTAIL Fresh Green Peppers 2»< 79i The RockvlUe American Legion cause neither he'nor Fred Naseiff, Ajax post's scrap paper drive, postponed the other commission member, has had a chance to study the propoeed FANOT—nRlR-RIPB All Purpose Cleonar last week, wiU be conducted Sun revisions. Fresh Pineapples 29!. day beginning at 9:30 a.m. Trucks t * * * - The two committees from ths SwIfPi PruRlim Itsp b tbep... Reg. Tie w ill collect newspapers, magazines, TOMATOES S i 39c S.S67C and cartons. Municipal Employes Group will be the charter revision study commit CAMPBEXL’S S-llrOANNED HAM >3.99 9HUHK SWISS 9HEESEr 68* PoUce Arrest tee and the «ecu tive board. John F. Byers, 20, of 138 Kelly One of the proposals, which was Rd., South Windsor, was arrested not received favorably by the re TOMATO SOUP Personal Ivory at 8:4« last night on Kelly Rd. vision commission last month, Pure Fkwting Soap and charged with speeding. would require all town employes to Oonstahle Carl Phedrlckson re- be either town residents or proper PWted ho clocked Byers at speeds ty owners. 4SSS26c Save 20c this weekend! Geld Medal FleurK:49l: ftnm SO to 00 mUea an hour In a The other proposals would estab SWEET-JUICY—LATB BLOOM 30-mile zone. Byers la due In court lish a personnel department ou LA ROSA May 1. officer, create a merit system for Honor Past Conuhaaders all employes, and include under TANGERINES Salvo UOP.SHOP FRtSH SpagheUi or Macaroni The Rockville American Legion the Jurisdiction of the board of post wIU honor past commanders directors and the general manager NO OOUlTHf N E a m K D ^ U Y A LL TOO W ANT! Detergent Tablets and mamftwra Mto are veterans of all clerical employei responsible at Woild War I at a buffet Saturday the present only to their depart ■|b Kirira JlvT Stampe With PorehaM Of U Oa. CottinCaus»kl2-^l sm a t g pjm. at Legion Home. Guest a 4lc SJ83c »■ » AC|<^ ment heads. p V. Bag ef State Line Peteto Chips nSga ^ S t i c Pnrohaaa ef 1 Q l APPLE PIF K x tn Steaspa WMi SUNSHONK APPLESAUCE COOKIES ..15 o*. pkg. 89a ■ ■■ It LL ■ IL r V Joe CSta'a BlayonMlae KEEBUEB LUNCH BISCUITS ...... ■ .10 oa. p kf. 99e ' Downy CRiniihpll NEW lower PRICES Fobrie Softener wul 1 l|piU wll' Ref.l«erlTi V ■ 'ir49c •j j b Sc O N PARKE, DAVIS QUALITY VITAMINS GREEN STAMPS EVERY WEDNESDAY FRENCH W e Art Now Featuring... Fab / . NOW AMPLE FARKING, AT FRONt/SIDE OR R C k r o T f it ^ Foe eosy wash days FRIES M Y A D E C C A P S U L E S , 100 w * 0 5 i k HUNDREDS of EXTRA i W a s 9.67. 7.79 Scoff 7 C r- S erv e mitk tuselous Country fins latgo pi« j LPC g l ^ pkg / DC SAVE 20c -LB A B D O L W IT H C, 100. OPEN WED. Hil 8 P.M :- THURl till 8:30 P.M .- FRI. till 9 P .M . W as 3.10. 2.29 ICE CREAMk^S.JI r TOP VALUE STAMPS! 1 Reg. 49e A B D O L W IT H M IN E R A L S , 100. Florient t 1 W a s 3.89. 3.10 Room Deodorant ABDEC CAPSULES, 100. Wa« 6.08.' ^ , 4 * 1 1 , 6 9 0 4.45 LOWEST PniCE IH YEAHS! m e D i c f l L SAVE 3 U on 8 CANS r Ilf Altesit Msrirtfi jf iir R igilariy • fur N e . . . F r B Z M • M s N ^ 9 JUICE PHflBfTIfiCy ,1 . .'kSfU - MhrTiaaliBNCiAiHfjUrH* i0M («.f«M IK.B.S. MI.K4f48 V*v js

n . t f- ■ . » f-W h a K c h e s t e r E v e n in g h e b a | J), h a n g h e s t e b , c o n n , T h u r s d a y , a p r i l s. i 962 ' MANGHESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER. COI^N, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 PAGE TWENTY-FtVS

lii^ny Vnd&^ Fire Police Make Regjion Tax Study May Bring S t a t e N e im Kennedy Want^ $SdO MilUon 12th O raiit : Court Cases eXJME JOIN THE CELEBRATION and SAVE ... ;Four Arrests Leghlative Reconimendation R o u n d u jp FarTraHic-StrangUd^C Om) mooKihtxm rntmoH In Crashes A study ok a tax equity prognunfaot as eaU.tbefUght.laM- $Msid6nt oriMd that Oxigreii ra- A TT -^FtsP-sId Mow Britain for tbs . 27 towns in toe CN>>tol mueb as toe matter hoe not come (Ooothiaed C m Pags O n ) .. move the Urn# limit on a fSO-mli- >utR sMtMseit to tbe ToUond under a foraial study, program. ------, inchids reiMal M tbs 10 psr cent Manchester poUcs made four ar- plan ragtoii, expected to bs com- llcn loon astborisatton 'Voted last jtata^JAU^ TMsdsy, asked to be In reqwet to toe jposidble alter- 5;olbL ^ o a posseogsr-tralBo aad. la year. traMfsTiM to another JoU because rtato told Issued tois warning oC^ plstsd by tbs and of Um summer, RoUtos, 34, of i l ^ e n 8t„ Qroten. ^ aato dsvelopinent PiMs, toe eon- bsUta* on h o r n ,> ^ c e sold. oflbet. r ^ p o ^ hsE of It on Konnedy' warned the leglelators tlM "ls«t ttoM X WM there, X ol- tor inves^tlon of she motor ve- may wind'up with a Meominehda- sriwus appeared to fovor tbs linear Slash Opposed Ths lour SUM Troopora wba oirilna tlcksts and freight that there to n o^ jp^ , easy aohi. . most got. to four fights to one hiols OfOMdenU yesteiday, one of Uoh to tils 1063 sssrioti of toe or satrinte pppTx»ebta, tnOamueh temporarily traded their unitorms Asktag that' tnaspdrtatlon be tton to the IDa traasporto- \ d*y." ; * ' Stats Legislature. as tliese eKMOdobss sswnsd.to be tk» tadustry. Tbs youtli. Robert W. Remuth, wfakdi was a three-car chain col- for work clothes were 8gt Fred gtveh an tocH s tax break by (OoBttaHMfl trots PNC* One) Uaton and onotoer a hit-ruB affair. Tfais Was discloNd by Robart D. the ones earning into ngloiwl pre- erick Mman, Morton Dennitoin, WM MBfootod to three months on d e i ^ Beigbts, Veman: Mrs. Ul< dohdnance at thls-Ume. booritag'from five to pevra yeots “A chootto patchwork .of 'incbn- .a ehom of breach of peace. Him Braaibh, Wapptng; Dean One person received treatment far Brown, director of tbs Capitol Re Oeotge Potter ood Martin Devins. siotant and otton obooleta legtsla- Oat would be ticketed for early minor tojurlee, police said. gion Plan Ageitcy last ni|ht at the The linear plan would .eooesn- They said they seised f400 in toe iod for prior hteses that tton and regntatton,'* ha oold, "has Jtidgs Harold M. Misaol, sitting O’Donnell, Pendeld Ave., Rock- trato Intense dsvetopaUnt along toe in the RockvlUe seselon of Circuit eaUmp In an emergency to back ViBe; Mrs. Blva JillsotvSOO W. PoUee arrested Ftayllts M. hlgh^sctaool where on exploratory cash and about the earns amount can r used fo reduce current to avolvad from a htotory of M*clfio up toe IS regular Army dlvlaiona. meeting was held on poselbls ways OonnecUeut Rtyer Valley and od' in betting sllpa. come. court 12, told Remuth the sheriff Center B t; Robertt T t t ^nb. l Ver Schmidt of North Coventiy oo i Joining areas where, the land, k octlans oddremed to specific prob or JoU autaorlUes wjU effect a These first-ranked outfits would non Rd.; Raymond Dongtin, 357 charge o f failure to drive a r«a in which the fegton could develop. Molflng domestic. trunk airlines lems of speeifle todustries at spe be kept at ‘ns to so per cent of About 36 peraons attended toe most suitable and where ebonomic Ineilgibie for operating subsidies— transfer if they feel he Is getting Woodbridge St.; Harry Sengman, BonOble distance apart, and 'Thom' Painter Win$ Award cific times.'' into trouble or is a trouble maker. their authorized strength, which aa W. WUeon Jr., 89, of South Ad., meeting, tncludiilg officials from forces would favor development. which offlcials said none are re will total about 15,000 when toelr South ‘Windsor; Mrs. Mab^ Toth, ' The sateUlts plan Is actually a NEW YORK (AP) — Jo h n - "t only plaee you to custody of Tolland; Mias Louise Jehnaont 8 Bolton, 0(1 toe charge of failure to Manchester, Bolton and Andover. 'Wheat of SfomfiMd, Conn., has ceiving now. the state Jail administrator,'' structure is revamped. Most of carry a driver's license after In- The study on tax equity, e sub “small city" concept in which areas Endiiig to time subsidies for them now number only about Chestnut S t; Mrs. Rose DlBat- in toe reglcn would have central won the silver niedal of the Amer j u ^ ICsool said. “It 1s up to tisto, 31 Scarborough Rd.; MTi. veetigotlan of a three-car, rear- ject 'Which has been eunWsted for ican Watercolor Society’s 96th an bellcop^ services pt Chicago, Expansipn Planned jail Mitboritlas to Commit you to 9,000 men. ' end chain colUslon at 6:15 p.m. on considemtibn ^ the r^ o n by the bustasss, a high density rtaiden- New York and Loa Angeles and The Army did not name the 'pri OwendcBya Cbambere, M Dudley tlel brit sunoundiag toe eore, and nual exhibition. Jail." S t; tS n . Hhu Smith, Btom; E. Center S t, Just’ east of Fergu Connecticut labile fiqpendituia taking measures to assure eharp By Colonial Board Remuth, aooordlng' to Asst. ority dlvliuona, but they are ex Council, will be made by the a belt of low-density realdmees on The silver medal, second prise Mbs. Benudebto Heal and son, son Rd. in the competition, la acCbmpanied cuts In operating subeidiea to oU Prosecutor F. J o s ^ Paradiao, pected to Include the 26th Infan Police said that the Schmidt car CRPA. the fringes. try of Massachusetts, the 28th In' Vernon Trailer Court Vernon; Other possible devslop(nent ap by 8300 in Cash. Winner. of the other domestic .oiriines. Plena for a 9446,000 plant kn- was involved to. a fight at the Mrs. Mary Hastings and daughter, came upon the Wilson vehicle, that The problem involved In the ap The subsidies to cltlss for mass ppovement and for the purcliase e l Crystal -Ballroom in Ellington with You'll find shelf after shelf and case upon case loaded with the year's best food fantry of Pennsylvania, the S2nd was stopped In a line of traffic, proach is the cost of education, proaches include toe balanced gold medal and $500 was CSaus InfBii^ of Wisconsin and toe 336 Center S t; Mrs. Merilou plan, the strong center plan (Hart Hole of New York City. transit would be handled through another teen-ager. Remuth lies a Puller and daughter, Glaatonbuiy; and could not stop in time. Hsr particularly to those towns which the Housing and Hbme Finance new riioeboord machinery «t Co prevtoiia record, Paradlso said, and buys for POPULAR BIG 32nd ANNIVERSARY SALE! All your favorite brand gro Mth Armored of Texas. vehicle om*ked Ipto the rear of must bear the costs of school fa ford) and toe present aoning ap vnieat's , painting, “Study for lonial Board Oo. to Monriieeter The 82nd and 49th now are on ICrs. MaiveUa Boushee and son, proach. The latter tWo plans ap death in Milan," was in brown and Administration. For the fiscal year robation reports Indicate be has 300 HUhard S t toe Wilson cor driving it forward cilities without the benefit of tndus- Btarttog July l, there is flOO mil have been indicated to the regis >ew uncooperative with outhori-. ceries .plus iôpular's famous Grand Champion Quality Meati — our tasty freih active duty and are the beat and into toe rear of a third car tries'to relieve toe tiox load. parently are not held in high fovor white and showed some cotpees i trained and equipped of all toe by toe CRPA. banging upside down. lion to the budget. tration with the Securities Ex ties. operated by Stanley E. Carr, 42, of In a previous talk before toe Kennedy surveyed changing pat Tbs Judge imposed six-month dairy and frozen foods and garden fresh produce are yours at low, low prices for Guard divisions; The 26th and Coventry. No bijuries were re CRPA, Hubert Stone, essistaiit The boUnoed idoa is one provld- There were more than 800 « i- change CoRuniaslon e t 116,000 suspended sentences against 38th were picked last fall as the iiN tor toe location of hxhvtiy in tries for this year’s exhibition, terns and times and decided that, next to be called if needed in the ported but the Schmidt car, wito director of toe CPBC, indlcatad a transportation, with the properly diares of common stock to be of Sandra Heck, 18, of 38 Ward St, British Bare front end damage, was taken to a possible pooling of resources by sR towns, in proportidn to poputo- which will be on view at ^ Na fered to the public. KoekviUe, on charges of breaking, this big ANNIVERSARY SALE! Berlin crisis. They have been tkm and reUted to tos tax b ^ R tional Academy of V ta ifh through balanced use of private vehicles built to nearly lOO per cent of garage. Schmidt and Wilson were area municlptaues might be re and ‘ modern moss transport to Portions of the net prooeeda from and entering without permlsnion ordered to appear in Circuit pourt quited to compensate for toe dif J**t toot it would bs April' jsa. ‘ Bestdes Hole's « and sole o t the shoree, along with pro and larceny. miMMIeT«ni8iktEM strength and have' been outfitted Concern Over to iMn for boUneed Wheat’s, there were 32 other help shape os well oa serve urbem with much new e^pment. 12, Maacherter, on AprU 23. ference in tox bases of the difiM- growth." ceeds raslised from private plac# The Judge added a two-year pro- David Burger, 86, c t Went Hart snt towna "Ofotooalues . . . that some of toe prizes totaUng about 94,000. ment of 1760,000 in long- term battonary term to give Mrs. Heck lx MaMhMtor If toe plan goes through, it will eomittunlUes hod too UtUe to offer lOs program provides for feder adequate time to make restitution reduce t ^ Guard ditdslons to 38 Reds in Unions ford, was treated at Manchester One of tos posslblUtisa aseii- ■to tndustrtss. al grants of two-thirds of the cost notes, wfll be ueed fbr the firm’s Memorial Hospital for acaip and tloned last night in cmifisetfoB Tennmsee phmt m weu as the for clethea and Jlwelry valued at SELECTED TOP GRAPE V.S.DA. CHOICE ■ OKNWEO^THUR&. ANDFffl.'nU) a ^ Reserve dlvisioas to six. . ^ * ’»»«»** to a quasUon dirset- Seek Pin Tariff of. pifijects for rights of way, roll There was some question as to left hand laoeraitions h'e reeetvsd with tax equity was one for pot- WASHINCrPON (AP)—A dele ing stock, and such facUifies as Manicliqiter operation. 1150 she took from an acquatot- (Oonttoued from Fags Oee) In a car-truck accident at Dem' Ung corporation taxes into a fund M by lurian D. Tbylor, chairman •nce’s apartment Oct. 20. Re- whether Congress could block the O T t^ Mianctiester Dmlopnient gation from Connecticut has visit terminals, to.be used, for recondi The rart of the proceeds, aside ayment Is a condition of proba- reorgsiilzation, since -it could be ing and Avery Sts. at 3 o'clock for distribution accord!^ to a ed the White Hpiue to explain how tioning existing systems and cre from the Monoheator and Tennessee able of the subversive organiza yesterday afternoon. Burger was prescribed formula. Oomroisolon, Brown said tu T th e ion. , achieved within authorised nun- tlPRINCE l-lb. Pkq. Individually Wrepptd reorganization plans "may not be showing Imports have doubled said of Cormier, “that’s why It blamed this on the'apparent for failure to grant the right of He said the soft-lins on oosnmu- Q>- •notlier fire sines 1964 and pins nrpducsd else And to help finance some mass was up tliere." SLICED AMER. CHEESE JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT conêred aa final until comple remoteness of toe threat from an way. His vehicle collided with a nlsm had let the CDmmuifists take ^ Bpriog S t at 13:46 ojn. No transportation projects for which PAINT GO. tion of congressional hearings on over Cuba and port of Korea and *UMffo was iN>ortod to property, where ore now enteraig tbs coun Nstasaiel Clark, 88, of the ipTlslble' enemy and the amlkva- car operated ly Rex L. Clark, 24, try at ths rate about 1.1 mil communities ore unable to obtain Rookvllls Hotel, fined 916 for in- SPAGHETTI toe eubject." It carefully did not lent attitude of public and govern of ScoUand, ,Coifii.'Bilght damage spread into toe Congo. firs spokenen said. reasonable private financing, the 723 Main SL. TeL BH 9-45Q1 k say that Congress could prevent lion pounds a year. toxfoatiop, uras ttad by tbe ooiurt EXTRA~STAMPS EXTRA STAMPS^ ment toward Communist nations was re p o ^ ^ -to d s 4flO pm. ac Walker said tote MPoratus ao- he WAS lucky he -was not charged THIN SPAGHEHI Implementation of the plan. and the Communist party. cident atX3enter tod Linden Sts. oompUahed its propaganda ttmough with Chocolate with Quart Jar (10a off I The Army has been working on the United Notkms adding: with ktodUng a fire. Cfiaric was A N D ELBOWS Police also investigated a minor found inUnacAtsd to his room CAIN'S MAYONNAISE toe politically touchy problem lor two-car accident Which occurred “The Uttltod Nattons is tos near MORTON CREAM PIES a year. Its studies were given whwre his cigarette had buriied at about 4 o'clock yesterday after est thing to . the Tower of Babri a hole In the mattress. new Impetus by difficulties and Board Endorses noon at W. MlddlS Tpke. and Dur- that's ever been buitt." Walker P am A — The Same Regular Trim . . . One Price as Advertised disappointments i n mustering said the effort woo “to aSU out Other dispositlaas were: EXTRA STAMPS EXTRA STAMPS tot St. No injuries nor arrssta Mario Sortorl of 32 Benton St., 130,000 Army Guardsmen and Re College Program were reported. our traditions, our Oonstttuttcp, With Naw Plattie Half Galten servists last fail.' our soverelgrtty, our independ Stafford SprtngA breach of peace, with Half Gallon Franfic J. Ceaser, 51, of Coyentry 915, totoxicAtte 910 and refisUng' reported to police that someone ence." SEALTEST ICE CREAM DAZZLE FLUFF A program for a master ,of arts Bartlett told Walker that if tbs orrwt, noBod;. Nancy E. Ddpoc- degree In teaching, offered by Wm - dented the left rear doOr while his country fooed such a peril toe dbinOk 20, of 11 MAiy Lone, Var- leyan University in Middletbwn, car had been parited on «lncoton Senate Investtgators were snttUed non, allowing a dog to roam, 910. EXTRA STAMPS Hospital INotes was endorsed in principle last St., just north of EL laddie Tpke., to the names of those Involved. Also, George Walter, 22, o t 78 night by the board of education. somethns betWeen 6 and 11 p.m. “Will you lUme those poopls7“ Brooklyn Bt,' Rockville, dri'vipg With Purchaia of 5 lb. Bag BaUents Today: 333 Supt of Schoois William H. Cur yestenitty. Polios are Invsatigating the senator preseed. TQP Q U A L I T Y FOODS without a license (he said he has TOP tis was directsd by the board to the hit-run incident. GOLD MEDAb FLOUR ADMITTED YESTEIRDAT: ' ’1 cannot Identity those who ors nMef bid. one). 984. and reckless CHOICE Bimuel Joseph, Broad Brook; Paul study the possible application of completely in control ot the awa- driving; $80; BylytA Alwater, 29, the program to Manebestor. Wes AT EVERYDAY LOW PRICES of 14 Proi^Ms AXA> RockvlUe, fail- CHUCK ROAST AngsU, 6 Church St.. Vemoh; Mrs. nUus," Wfiker replied, but added leyan is offering a one or two-year ura to bMb a .Omneetlcait drivra's EXTRA STAMP Mary Ht^bnan, DObeon Rd., 'Ver program with optional salaried that he cmild identity Umw# v te non; MM. Sarah Erickman, Tknk- follow toe soft-Communlst line. license, 96, pfid driviilg an unreg-| CHOPS intemtoip in classrooms. Obituary istered motor vehicle, 927; Ray with purchase of 4 Ih. —„ eroosan Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Gloria Finally Walker said “Dean Plus Friendly Service and Consumers Stamps/ j end Ptonegsn, Femwood Dr., Bolton; A South Windsor ohUd may be Rusk" and quickly added that he mond FMk6, 82, of 84 Grove S t, Crisp-Aire Mclntoch Apples enrolled hi September as a tuition understood Rusk was on the staff Rock'vlUe, intoxication 910; and STEW Mrs. Bessie Menig, Wapplng; pupil In Bowers SchooL kindergar WUUam DavM NeylUe Pater Shialds,'53, of 84 Brooklyn! LAMB COMBO Eugene Beaupr;, East Itoriford; of the late U.B. General Joeeph ten if there Is enough room at Bow 'William Da'vld Neville, 69, of 'Vinegar Joe" StUwell in China. S t, totOxlMUon, 30 days. Mrs. Mildred Yale, Andover; Ken ers, the board voted. . .jjMfloaattMQflfifi yon Shores, Tolland; Mrs. Bertha 132 Deepwood-Dr., died at home Walker said toe "agrarian re Coses continued: The board's decisitm the this morning after a long illness. form highlights" sio led to a XAvern M: Jensen, 38, of 111 FRESH , 0 jABLIr COUPON P la^ East Hartford; Mrs. Grace same as the one It made In a simi ROYAL 8EUTIN Petioolaa, Simsbury; Mrs. Shirley He war bom Aug. 25, 1892 in takeover of maifliand China by Burnklds Fast Hartford, foil- RIB lar request March 21. Drrlnraw, County Armagh, Ireland, the Communists., ure to' cai^ nitration, to AprU Mayo, Marlborough; ■ Mrs. Victoria The new request was made for 17; Edwins Z. ’êelock, S3, of 17 PORK ROAST JoHe, WilUmantlc: Joseph Palmls- and had ll'ved In Manoheetto for 60 Walker said Rusk hod been a their .son Marahall, 6, by Dr. and years. He had been employed aa a member and supporter of the In* DG^T 'Vernon Ave. and Eugene A St. ano, Coventry; Robert TUteomb, Mrs. Edward G. Smith, 700 Darn Louis, 88, of the some address, both RBT) 2; Scott Freedman, 62 Grant loom fixer at Chaney Bros, for 3'6 stltiile of Pacific Relattcms, add ing St., South Windsor. The couple years. He was club steward at the ing that its activitiss and those of lascivious carriage, to May 8; and Rd.; Mrs. Antoinette Leplne, Rt. will have to pay a tuition for the SEED Daniel J . DeRobertis, 20, of 3 Dai-1 30, Vomon; Paul King^»bury, Cov Washington Social Club for many Owen Lattimore were a matter of privilege In the amount the board years. record in reports by the Senate ley Cir,, Rockville, driving an un- CARDINAL FRESH entry; Mrs. Catherine " ' ■ South decides In June. Dr. Smith is a registeiw motor vehicle and fail ■Windsor. Mr. Neville was a member of St. Internal Security subcommittee. Smailt 4 '“f 2 9 ® Manchester optonvetrist. Mlary's Episcopal C2iurcb, Wash "Are there other names?" Bart ure to drive to tbe r i ^ t to April I ADMITTED! / .-wing lett asked. DIET 1001 10. DeRdbertis pleaded guUty and Carlson, 206'Center - .effrey The board voted last month to ington Social aub, Washington allow Mrs. Mary Schubert otf South Ix>dge IX>L and RoWd Btack-Pre^ Walt Rostevf,- who bim -was fined 927-on each count How-1 Bartlett, KFD 1"; David .-.oneman, Windsor to enroll her daughter In contrti of operations of the CIA ever, the cose was put ahead when | 0 RAH 6E- 64 Breton Rd.; Frederick Purtel, ceptory. Bowers School In September un Survivors include a son, ESdon since 1054," Walker replied, re- DeRobertis sold he had no money. RFD 3, Vernon; Mrs. Bertha Car der the same conditions. ferring to the Central intelligence UO 1 .TIM ter, 273 Boulder Rd. Neville of Manchester; two broth Other , board action was as f(d- Agency. Otoor Mayer, BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A lows; ers and four alsters in Ireland, and CORN KING Superior Court daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Richard seven grandchildren. Bartlett asked for other names GREEN GIANT PEAS JUICE Tierney, 46 WedgcwoOd Dr.; a 1. Atty. Harold W. Garrity, a Funeral services wHI be held but Walker said he believed Rusk board member. Informed the b ^ d Saturday at 2 pjn. at S t Mrfy's and Roetow had so much Influence SWEET MORSELS FRANKFURTS Divorces Granted daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Whiter addltlonel names were unneeded 100% PURE QUART Ferguson, 39 Marshall Rd.; a son that hla transportation committee Bpiscopai Church. Burial ■will be ^11 meet Friday at 3:30 p.m. with In the fomUy plot in East Ceme I consider them to be 'very in Two Area Women I to Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Ferguson. Police Chief James Reardon at the fluential,” Walker said. 2 Lbx. 98c •r' j SID Garden Dr. tery. » ® POPULAR CHOICE— IN HEAVY SYRUP police station to dlsctus street haz Friends may oall at the Holmes Walker said he believed that 2 3 9 BIRTHS TODAY: A ton to Mr. ards near town schools. Atty. Gar military 6fficers must Inform both IntolaraMe cruetty was the and Mrs. James Powell, U-l Holl Funeral ironje, 400 Main St., to ground ktven for two divorces I SAVE rity also asked that a copy of a morrow fromXto 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. their troops and the pubUe about At Our Service Delicatessen S t! a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. letter from Mrs. Joseph L. Swen* the danger of Oommunlet Infiltra 4 4 O i. Tim Skiirffaw BONELESS psatod yeoterday to T(Uland | Kenneth Stowell, Hartford; a son In lieu of fiowers, frlendr may Omnty Superior Court. son of the Washington School make contributions to the Book of tion and subversion. 45^ to Mr. and Mrs. John Roy, 168 asking that the board look into "I find thelpubllc—to a certain Barbara F. Atnoid o t Brandy BARTLETT PEARS Remembrance at St Mary’s S t, Bottqn, was graatad a divorce Pine St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. hazards on Pine and Pleasant Sts Church. extent—În bewilderment as to our Chuck Pot Roast Lb. e CAPITOL SLICED MEATS Daniel Manley, Hebron; a son to be sent to C3ilef Reardon. peril and national policies,” he 79 from Paul F. Arnold, also cf Bol Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fournier, 2' Harold Parks, a teacher, was saldL Tomato Juice ton, after 16 yean of marriage. Veal Leaf - Bologna ^ Minced Bologna • ISTAR-KIST CHUNK 89 Main St. granted his request that his ad Mrs. Sylvia OjaU ! 3 ' " 8 9 ‘ (Custody of four minor children Mrs. Sylvia Ida Ojala, 73. of w He said militkry leaders are able was given Mrs. Arnold, according Olive Loaf - PicMa & Pimento Loaf SAVE DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: vancement to the sixth year on the Canterbury, mother of Mrs. Harold to alert the people and thrcnigh the Lb.nî.M eO'M d Miss Etta Otto, Broad Brook; Mra sala^ Khedule be retroactive to to terms ot a ss),Uemsnt agreed Lehmus of Manchester, died at Congress, adding that this had \9on to esriier UtigAtion and | -YOUR CHOICE Barbara Burnham, Tolland; Rob September 1960, rather than Sep been sueceaeful. 49 12:65 this afternoon at Manchester filed with the daerM yesteiday. 16^ ert Segda, ThOmpsonviUe; Mrs. tember 1961. The board grant^ Memorial Ho^ltal. Walker said certain advoriites ETUNA Mary Baran, Broad Book; Colris Curtis said Bhe wiU reoaiVs $100 a month { She was bom In Finland,: July of the soft-liite on communism be Margarine support for each ehUd, 9200 Marrotte, WUUmantic; Lucius Pet- Parks sixth year cerUficate had 27. 1888. came so alarmed by this pifoUc 2 - S B ' AT OUR PRODUCE DEPARTMENT tlnglU, Coventry; Mrs. Violet Ned' been mlmlacM by a university, month alimony, and his half h i-1 Further details were unavail force that they decided ttiey ''must tertot la tbs Bolton'House. I t the 15'/2 ox. daw, 18 Bank S t; Deborah Knight and Parks' salary could not ^ able at press time. SAVE East Hartford;. Philip Gantnler, raised Without It. divide it and divide it qtUckty." house is sold, tbe half interest W^>plng; Mra. Janice Duperton, 3. _Mrs. Katherine Boum, a As a result, he said, the nation FROZBHFOOD will be pisoed in trust for the Cans Wapplng; Alffed Bolduc, 30 Ford Mard member, asked that the park had "been Inflitered, disunited and 6 Ox. n aa Sburflaa - chUdran. Aznold agreed to pay { 1 6 ' *F 0 0 D our. causes and purposes intention ' S t ; Samuel Clulow, 113 Glenwood department be ordered to remove Funerals additional sums for svantuol col . S t; Mrs. Haxel Ireland, Coventry; a tool Bhrf from in front of the ally beaded In many and various r o r ^ M lege edneAHoo of ths children. Elsworth Johnson, RFD 3, Bolton; lUing Junior High School. direcUone.” ORANGE JUICE 6 Arnoldsen Petrusello wasi Miss Corinne Elckhardt, 30 Strant 4. Supt. Curtis Informed the F. W. a Pohlman want to tmity the greateet gm ted A dtvoros from Philip 8. S t ; Paul Fhlllmore, 33 Hendee Rd.; board about the InatoUaUon of a Funeral services for Frederick force in the world," Wa&sr sold. Betty Omeker Petrusello^ both ot Manchester, SAVE Pkgs. “It is the only circumvention to Mrs. Margaret Metheny, 18 Ard storm serwer In the WaddeU School William Bernard Pohhnan. 46 OoanttY. style after four F*ars ef msrxiage. Mrs. more Rd.; Mrs. Alice Gonder, Wap Hudson St., were held yesterday war." . ■ Fftrusttlo lAcetved custody ot one Walker had named some fiimto* BROWNIE M | X | , 3 pkgx. 89c 1 7 DOVALETTES et. plng; Mrs. Margaret McCue, 38 5. Interim legislative queetion- afternoon at the Walter N. -Le- minor cfaQiL at the Pentagon in his first day CALIF. FRESH Hyde St.; Max Lemck, 1 South St, nalrM were distributed to board clerc Funeral Home, 23 Main St. Lb. In an aitMS brought by Janet HOOkville; Mary Palmer, Pitkin' members for completion by the The Rev. Felix M. Davis, pastor of tootinofiv. SAUSAGE MEAT R. agabistMadUMl Sraha of Staf TENDER, GREEN Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Frances Goodale, next board meeting^ of the Second OongrNiatlonal He aimed his heaviest fire at • ifRUnS amfyeGEtABLeS • ford SpriagA Judge Jobn C. Fits- POPULAR ENRICHED WHITE Coventry; Mrs. Clara Whiting, 78 Church, officiated. Burial was In Adam YormoUnaky, qMctol As Herald aoliJM wiU withhold Jodg- 1-lb. Walker S t; 'Wlnthrop Danielson, BiKkland Cemetery. sistant to Secretary of Defeww nient rattlfciftiwlty While be stud- SAVE IS Hemlock S t; Samuel Turcotte, Robert S. McNamoM. - lotg% Sweet tos ttaefilst ' . 66 Overland S t; Mrs. Cheryl Hum About Of Tormriinsky — ana ef thnsi Xn A dorseslis lylatioiu action,-] 6 Loaves phrey and daughter, 11 Vi Walnut whom- Walker contends moda • pendiuK^. A decree, TalcottviU e "scuegoat” of him—be said;., OAirrALOOPES MorJoria SottlBMg of Hoffman SLICED BREAD. S t; Mrs. Lise Gates and daughter, 258 Oak St.; Mrs. Laura Tyo and Major E. Walter Lamie will con "A s connecti|ns with Commu RcL, ElUngtsA. WM given, custody son, 20 Ashworth St.; Mrs. Marian duct a study In the religloua doc Tolland Man Dies, nism have ceAinly been ctose of six arawrillifidren. Her hus Moser and son, Btorrs; Mrs. Rob trines of the Salvation Army to and bis .acUvitles have aided band, R ittia||i-.o. BMdbetg. >'oi-l 1 EXTRA STAMPS erta Bellows and som 172 Maple night at 7.30 at the Chtadel. The Oommtmlsm.” S t ; Mrs, Carmen Morales and pubMc is Invited. Stricken at Work _ YArmoUnaky - toW a reporter E* PiL,. MY-T-FINE daughter, 62 Burnham S t hod nothing to do with the wSker RAGU SAUCE DlKICIHAftGED TODAY: James The Ctoemopolltan dub has John Garaeskyi 6L of Crystal COB, and that Walker's chsnos Mopoai-iOm- -;support sad ch ^ e d Its meeting time from 2 Lake Rd., Tolland, was dead on ar wore tmsiwiialble. "R b a m aaiaony I removed FREE O' PUDDING’ Wilooa, 19 Gonnaa PL; John Holz- plain for l a n heimer, Btom ; M|& Doris Ander to 3 pjn. tomorrow In the Federa rival at RockvUls City Hospital at that I have a jpublle recant i foam Mm pratudfoA, tion Room of Center OongregaiUan- about 11 am. today. Mr. Osniaf: on-antt-Oommamst," rtsrliiril . / «RB8H, TENDER, GBEIN WHEN YOU BUY 3 ttn, ToUkad; Cbortea aanter,286 al Church. ky was stricken 111 whUe at work SAW 10> t 59^ AutUnm S t ; Dwlfbt Hooker, He- "My vrbole puUlc record goes to Grime 1 A a fUVORS AT REGUUR PRICE | beon; Robert Wbttaey, 130 Prosr at AUton Spinning Mills in Taicott- the opposUe diroetian from Rmm KypWYOli Campman Court, Order of Ama ville. charges." T O A U tO E S peot St., RockvUe; Robert Zesut, ranth, will omit Us meeting to I N f t g scsmlwr led oU | 7 41 Dougherty S t ; James Bremaer He was employed at the min- He said tt WAS true, m Walker morrow because officers and mem nlng milla w forwnan in tM oaid-j cbofood, that be hod attendsC number 2 ito- Z S ' SAVE 4c Jr., Olaahntoury; Miss Kathy Ray, bers are attending the Grand by Andover; Robert.. Bmwn. 260 ing department, and had been with some Toong Obmmniital ^ XAsgus OelleVkg. Court session at the Statler HUton the firm sinoe March 1960. meetings. . NYLONGE SPONGES Woodland S t i Mte. CSara Ven- Hotel to Hartford tommrow and The Brake Funeral Homo a t 76- Hs was • Josdpr Is Mgb scfonl Sf A nait, 22P S t Janies' S t ; Paul Saturday. Chapman Court wUl al /"t.' AngeU, 6 Church St., Vernon; ProNwet S t, RoricvUle, to to ctouffs at tba tirasb bs said. And wmb— so omit Its April 20 meeting be- of funeral arrangoments which ara Against bis psfonts Advlco-ba- a a d k i IIT M te BuMD Elliott, 20 Vernon oause of Good PMday. tooomidoU. CAUss "X WAS curious.” ■ -" ' X ■;■ ■■ •- , ■ ■ ■ . \ ■ •■ » . ‘ ifPVNTfrSpt jr^WrTTTtSTER EVUmNC HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 ■/. MANCHESTER OOjJNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 PAGE TW2$r^,aiSi|' BUGGS BUNNY - DAILY (»pS8WORD PU^LB OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE of the new seven^git telephone p«fn Hf^.KuvieR) s)i Columbia ^numbers In the new difsetory. 500 Women View .1 TMOUflHT SNET Issues Hartfonf telephone customers re MCARPA } ceived this new type of numbering Films on Cancer fURSLARl ^ ^_^ÔSH.'WNATARB'vt30 [Mmed Phone Books system on April 1. In dialing a POWN- L Hartford, number, Manchester More than 500 women attended- people will tiiniMy dial the seven the program, "For Women Only," V430 C«?TAir*LY PLAYED BVE ^ NOTS )\ ■ AGWMB a i c More than 38,000 new tele- figures .«f the tHephone number. eponsored by the education com it A FEW /4UNDRED lone directoriea TOU be delivered Oil IK HOpPLE iMABIC HARP.TKVIKS TO; BMJngy OOUAR* iBMiat dMtA' Ulnm , mittee of the Mahehester branch of 4 9 K PUTfrfdPa.L ON HIMTO iHNESTlM e S £ ~ MAwgttWi I Joha;ifc J » P * u ot Mat* Rd.. -As week,.to telephone custom the American Cancer Society, last INMVMiNE.SO ' UIOMMl ers in the Manchester and Rock- 1205 Extra Plaid Stam|Kl yOllR SOLD MINE/VOORE tO«N» THAT LATER ON TMSf/ uSftdi' . ),aa'Baaa' udohitad hovA 14 Wm Attend nigtot at Bailey Auditorium ot Man- 1WEOtDlBOWKa06.'TWtWAS ‘ of text i« f* w ' W'.JM aeliKtnwn, vtU* telephone exchanges. The m u SCREPAIO^ aoTMdv new boclu be^me effective next cheater High School.. THINK OF IT . * . ENOUGH EXTRA STAMPS \NHEN t o o COOUO VENETU WAND IM THOUSANDS* .SlMoUac rapiaelBh KetoAttJ* Tox. who w>- Two Blnui wets- shown. "Time OMER A6UY UK£ HlM Al^'^HAKB .. iHaukM ^gnedrz Oertu, dbfMtor of the Monday. It Includes Coventry list- Finance Forum ^ TO n U OVER A lOOKi ~USdMMiir ■ '» ’ . nCtaichtaRinl tags. and Two Womwi." and "Frognoisis HllADOWM TO BAR^ H W / i WlntUjiuW ' TeOuiieai' School, will Hopa," after which written ques JCWIgG/^ “ SST^^ MFlay2»a^. ckancUti r«Ura ftw ii Uut poi?t In June. The cover of the new directory Fourteen officials of UanchM' tions from the audience were an NO OMmkik MPolMritAk* , idiaol Friday ■ features an .original drawing of ter, Coventry, Bolton, and Vernon Fster Dobson, IMh century manu swered by a panel of doctors which COUPONS htMCM ■ Foitfir'^SwM witl M d claaae* town governments wlU attend a included Dr. Melvin Horwltx, Dr. DOUBLE STAMPS laotpriMM* • 4 Mheduled VTtdaT In apite of the facturing genius who settled in MLaadwto VernoR. DobsonvlIIe ortiM nathed 10th ' annual forum on municipal Don A. Ouinan and Dr. David M. NEEDBDI G Moni'' SSSSSaNtaiSiS!"*^ S ® ? “ yaet that the Windham acnooU CaWwell Jr. WEDNESDAY! MAoUeiMAOIM vriU ha aloead. Georga Fatroa, after him. Cheshire artist Arihur finance, to be sponsored by The ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMI,IN S S S ^ Harper drew the cover as «me In Members of the education oom- 3TAmM«nitM srovipMi auAMie o m _ *'*»?*—* piindpel of ~tba Kie<>l school, said Ooimectlcut Bank and T rW 0(>. mittee that arranged the program . . e iA ic n U25!L?L2**^” SwwEeii asiESJm ™ « a « n t ha had, recaired lajjiriea about s series of Illustrations for the at the sutler Hilton HoUl, Hart .bea NaW ttamya'WMi 1* Iba And Ovar 'bira Waaw* WMi A Chat lay ardaa free »M a M ip «U telephooe company's 25 direc were Mra John P. Cheney Jr., Mrs. .ARE H IG H r : nOrMk 1 r r IT this and aaid the WiUimantic ford, next Thursday,' April 12. Warren. Howland, M™- Alfred 100 I BJOU8HTO I . 1“ r r r " schooBi 'ara eloaed beoauae of a tories. Bach delicts k person of Those attending frdm Manches * Turkeys local Interest and (me the ac' Werbner, Mra Kenneth Wigren, PiziR Witli CktRSt M Era lad oaks RT II workOhOB for their 'teachers ter win be General "fanager Rich Mr*. J. Hugo Benson, Mni. Ray ItOMiriMt , IT" whiOt doaa Aot affect Columbia Organist tlvities for which he Ip famous. ard Martin. Jay M. Etiinger, comp A new type of number finder mond T< Quiah, Mrs. Thomks F. I«*ra HaM Staioya WM I kt And Ovar lain Maid ftaaiga Vink A I t ni N(g »7arai«e .V IT IB Beeauaa ithaire wtil be no trans- FVedarlck Swann, an organist at troller; RCbert W. Gordon, s(rore- tte Riverslda Church, New York to list frequently called numbers Ferguson, all of Manchester, and 50 MBaam portatlofi. for high school students, tary of the town direetorst William Mrs. Donald F. Clark of Vernon. Ground Roof 25 IT 17 II II the btises, Will gat the children City, will present a recital of or Is located at the front of the book. B. OolHns and FYancls J. Mahoney, Nabisco VaiiiHo Wifwi AOBod'aAUiie 111 1 ■ Designed so it can be torn out of Films are available for showing MOoddMaatUia home a Uttl* eariier on Friday. gan muale at Concordia Lutheran to^vn directors, and Arthur J. ui~ at clObe and organisations. Infor da«D dlf-Bconta Ounp Out Church Monday at 8:15 p.m. the book and hung on the wall Claire, town counsel. latra BUid Uaiafa ym A I U Kg' b M Maid ita(Bga WM A fqt14*iCaa 44 BMW near the tel^hbne if desired, the mation may be obtained at the a B GUA Scout Troop 181 will hold Swann, a son of a Methodist Other town offleials attending Manchester Branch of the Ameri 50 25 OOTWBV 47CoH4M« ' 1 an overnight camping trip at minister, was bom In Virginia number finder also has a tab so include Elmore A. Turkington. Top Round Steak Pineapple Jolco , e t s a w a y 50B(( a tele{Mi<îe user can insert H In treasurer, and Walter S. Keller, can Cancer Society, UNHOOKED 83Aacaada IT Camp LAhrel Friday. The girla will and began the study of piano and MUulav i | 1 • leave'Teomans Hall at 4:80 p.m. organ at the age of seven. He was any aectlon 6f the directory. board of finance chairman, both of iTira fhW iMtoiea WM A 1 U K g’ gam MaW Manga WM .A H edl HCMlimmfi BT a fulltime church organist at ten Telephone users will find the Coventry; Mrs. Shiriey B. Riley, Bird’s Feathers ■ 1 ** and return at the same hour on yellow Pogejt of the ne^v directory MOmAi Saturday. Mrs. John Tattelbach, and started his concert career treasurer, Bolton; George R. Ris- 50 Cube Steak 25 Morvol lco Cream I SOWN ET are a deeper, more brilUant yel ley, firat selectman; Stuart C. Different birds have different r troop leader, said 81 girls are ex when he was 13. low. All of the telephone com- CARNIVAL lOiiaktoaietii r He holds degrees from Niwth- Neff, treasurer; Douglas R. Bayes, feathers, with each kind of feather BY DICK TURNER SOam 1 pected to make the trip and that pany's directories will have this board of finance chsirman; Henry latoi ElaM Btaiaga WM A 1 lb Ebg kdra Matt Banga Wkh A W ket ■1^ Mrs. WllUim Jacobus, aisistant westem University School of Mu- being suited to thu bird's way of IT IT H lE^ new âde of yellow, which Is F. Butler, town clerk, and Donald life. These feathers are so dif DUTCHMAN EeaewLlaatoDe ■ Scout leader, and Mrs. George dc, and Union Theological Sem more economical and practical. 2 5 ! NATIMAI CASINO 25 Crostmoiit Ice Cream PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VLRMEER inary S'chool of Sacred Music* His B. Loverin, Vernon fire district ferent that the birds can be identi rrBURfOlT* ' X , n r Kl W Fedcraen. wiu go along to Buperi Customers may run acrou some chairman all of Venlon. fled by them. vis*. ' 1 ■ church (appointments have Includ H E O O E S T OLIVER! GOON, BOVS g e t IN SEE? HE WANTS TO arawweeeawwa ■ i bln NaM Manga WM A 1 U Mg gam M|M Itanga WM A t •* Mg VDUR OOOHOUSE.' lEAR WHAT EL'te \ “ ST • U' She said the girls will be woak* ed the FMrst Methodist Church, >«OJNTO TYdtowImllA Evanston, Hi., Brick Presbyterian iHE’S SMASrnUB EVEN [ 't O U f t O O © SAt' ABOUT HIM.' ing on Uiblr campcraft and pioneer 25 ! S Sausage Moot 25 A iP Poom Moots SOME- badgM. TWa will 4aeluda learning and St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal, 'k______n o w s______W EW eyf-XMr t H O U S E -J both In New York City, and sev 'NOT AFHLiATED WITH ANY OTHER RAVING COMPANY" ABOUT HIM.' T H IN C 5 ! how to handls tools such as the * * • rm IM .I* M . * ■ * i t . ax, hatchet, shovel, and saw; to eral others in the Esst and Mid- ■kM Itaaiga WM 1 k ghg B(WwWgbl build fifes and to cook meals over (Se West. He has been at the Riv 25 open fires. erside Church since 1968, going 25 Skinless Fronkforts S I S Pttvtaaf JEMae. BtimsoB' Dies there after two years of service In tisatar Stiihacm of Nuhfsr Dr. the armed forces. He is organist AMESITE iwn Itanwa WM • «a gkg lagarOgM gMtt tWd tWM* A TtM *s Mo and director of music at the Inter f '. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK (PNEAL left for Milwaukee, Wis., yester NAtMCe Intogug IlMkOOC day, eallsd there on the death of church Center, New York City. 25 Sliced Rologno 25 gHomwAe V O O IIle hts faiher. / , Swann pfeeente concerts In church. nmi\ Oahear Mxhlbli (Avic and educational auditoriums gtoMîd iitaiiigt WM A 1 k fAg km* Maid Maaaga WM A eswf Caa ICNffREMEMBÂStNOE WHWRiHwy Uuroughout the United States each DRIVES EREOAH SUMMER VW6N iM ^ Patêia Munhy, daughter of season. 25 HAD SO insects. Mr. and Mrs. wUliam J. Murphy The United Lutheran Church Hoddock Fillets 25 Soil Uquid DofoiiORf of i.*k* Rd„ who won second price ★ nnST IN QUALITY Experienct .? V Wlomen, Concordia Lutheran -i-T. »*t Frances BeckMi, WUlhnantlc. land Fartllinr .'S T? m 5 E0 «n Btanga WM Tba E(mbaaa Ot A 1 bM May Maaiga BM A 1 t t 11 6* Cm ' . FabUe Records the staite law which requires dog Warrahtise Deeds: Maxton Les- owners to keep their pets on their 25 " S r Hand Towal 10 1 y g u ^ a m e POOCllOf • * C * * = 3 sengsr to Albitet and Elals Willett, own property, and not let them ■ • __ ..II.. roam.'He is receiving complaints lot on Huht^Hd.f Michael Ifaumec latra Maid Manga WM A Jaaa Baibar 1 b M HaM Mnoga WM A ID m Kg “Pm not watohing any show! Pm putting one onP* to Nyl* and iMrbara A. SmlUi of from people who are working on 1 JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD AndoveiV'Jiouse and kind on Rt. their lawns and gardens about dogs GRAND OPENING 25 1 Jelly Roll 1 G ^ U a n i i&£. 8; Marion'-Xi. Huributit to Vernon making a nuisance of themselves. G. and Shirley H. Maotm, three If he Is required to pick them up, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT gaM.May iMege W MA ULewKe seres on Rt. 87 between the Hairle he said. It costs the owner several 1 ixtra Maid Btaaaga WM A Jam fatbar 1 Fidd and Albert L>yman- property ; dollars to get them back. 1 AtfSw aM '' LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Albert and.l8s(A.WUlatte, to Ray 25 1 lonion Roll I.^MwHhMyla .. mond J.'^ and Donna M. Semrau; lot Hanoheater Evenlnjf Herald Ot>- 'W on Hunt Rd.; Vincent Sledjeeki to Inmbia correspondent Mrs. Don O-btra MaW -Maitoga Wkb-A Jaaa farbar 1 bMJBMMMgafrM A.m Pgbe Stuart Jr. anlTiois C. Goman, land ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACademy 8-8435, - j i o I- (^ 'C e id lM ’ t ^ AQ and building (Mr Rt. 87; Fauline W. 25 1 Plojn Dollish Ring dFFlR boon THRU $AT„ AFRU A&P Cut Corn NO COMMONS NHDIO 0N ARO\i xegjVftinEONPae- ROBAY smo?n SMNPrtfKuLA.m . ess CMvsa ST. )t(^MMW04a AT BUB WH THE AioorttAMocusm u s ^ i SUPtR-KlunIs OpER-RIGHT qWUALiiT uality raconfresh U.S. u.o g o v t , inspected SPLIT or CUT4JP lb J7e WOMeN'M vcMXHoao- WHOU2V2-3LBS a c. BY JQHNiONC/ Herm, new owner of the Hobby Shop invites all his friends SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY, CUT FROM HEAVY CORN.FED STEER BEEF ^ « IU ( to visit him Saturday and to brii^ their children to re ceive a free glider plane. Herm will feature models of all PORTERHOUSE kinds and complete hobby departments. or SIRLOIN lb A Herman Wierzbicki Steak m SUPER. C o m p l e t e l e i c t ./V FREE! FREE! i l CHT L$ J T C O O P Li J J bepartm ents NORTH PACinC S liced Bacon eru-a’aWSfSu** 4^ 1" COINS Vm I Ltg'or Rump Roust SUcod Swordllsli u5V* MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAYALLl STAMPS VoolShouldor ^ FriodFloundor uAS* MICKEY FINN Glider Plane BY LANK LEONARD PEDFteMUOH ATMB ROCKS owd MINERALS TO ALL THE CHILDREN Vool Cutlets oinuine IB 1-1V Fried Scollops liEAT'Ntnvi u75* AUDetumeMcmti f SATURDAY ONLY dANtniSRUMiSNOIHiNS TRAINS Vool Chops III u 75"^ torn IB 85^ Fried Hoddock wlriT u69' BUrATTSAEHCAN, etmctDNrcARB. PAINT RY Comblnotion ,.45*= Hoddock Dinner NUMRER SETS Opening Specials Boneless Stew Yeoi Is 59" Scallop Dinner >w49*

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OtXM ^Ûeifell Hot Copt 225' Spic end Spon • € ^ 39" HIAim DANHT lAIQG 9 0 ^ *^ Mperai>*M(«witri4«cu39' PK9 A ll. '1 oaT 125 m m sHOPn i m e coma o. av id— ... 1. ______m a .. ’V * ■-■ \ V- \ liANCHESTER EVENING H|»ALI), MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENIH& HERALD, MANCMKgTEB, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1962 PAGE Twi^;ayiHrow^ Bettist Overall Personnely Pitching^ Speed Mnd Defense Main Faefars r' ^ i THE Rohustelli Sign^ Herald Angle rs Win n j As Player-Coach "*$ M • ‘ HOWIE HOLCOMB :-<\* . -Assletaat iSperts Editor Enters -roy Face, ahoiiatop Dick Groat NEW YORK (AP)— Thq New’ôrk Giants announced to BX--. NEW YORK (AP)—Na-<.^despite the loss o f <3ene lYeese, 0 The Dodgers are detighited toOin rigptfleld with Wmie; Davis InaRdokte Ray Washburn looks like a* day that Andy Robustelli, end and defensive team captain, the hard-hitting t ^ d baseman, have escaped the hoirors o< the center arid WaUy Moon in right. strong addition to the pitching and outfielder Bob Sklnnen.: tional League expansion to 10 with a Ifg fraetura' .coliseum, where tbs opposition hit V Loimi-SQught Dugouifi on the W a y AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP)—^The largest field ih history—and will take over the coaching duties of Harland (Swede) Svare, 4 -i^ ■ teams and Lofi Angeles’ move If rookie Larry Burright wins staff. Minoso and Gene Oliver fig The ColU and pie Meta may sur one of the strongest—sets opt. today Over the beautiful but Ih e Braves, slun't of front-Une more home runs than they did. ’The the second base Job, Jim Gilliam ure to help the attack, supplied prise. H ousW has in a g g r ^ v o When Manchester High opens its home basebidl season two while continuing as a player for at least one more year. to a home park more suited to pitching despite the presence of 201-foot leftfleld screen proved too m M be switched to third. Maury mostly last year by Ken Boyer, squad,------j studde*' studded '**'*'' with ym ng *“and '* wedcs from today, it's hoped that more than the new crop of deceptive Augusta National golf course in quest of the 1962 Svare had been assistant cogchf-— ...... - - -..... - ■- ...... in charge of the defensive line. He its talents should combine to the durable Warren - Spahn-tisw much o t a mental haaard for the WlUs is rated the best shortstop Stan Muslal and BUI White. Julio eager talent.' ' dependent. ______uponu Masters Golf Championship. Burdette duo; and the Cards, rely strong-armed Los Angeles pitch players will be unveiled before the home folks. Dugouts, previously had a long playing ca bring a pennant to Walter Al in th4 league and Johnny Rose- Gotay wiU open the season at defense and pitching. Hlti planned after the 1960 season and eagerly (but unsuccessmul- Almost everyone who is anyone fired in 1940. And Player, of Bowling ing on oldsters Stkn Musia] and ing staff, which surprisingly rank boro is a fixture behind the plate. shortstop. tkig may be the principal weak- in the game of golf, headed by reer vrith the Giants. ston’* Dodgors. course, will be trying to become Svare is negotiating for a simi iJt It figures to b# another typical Minnie Mliposo to supply much of ed fifth in the league in eaniad nees. New York has a number of ly) sought all last year, are due for a more or less formal golden boy Arnold Ptlmer, is the first Masters champion to M c- KAFFEE KtATCHERS — Am thp power, appear slated to battle runs. The Giants have the power .to The Braves stlU list Hank Aaron, lar spot yriU' Angblea Xiitchell, 192-209—660; Anita Otrar- ly tight National League race, challenge. Their strength la at-flrat Joe Adcock, EM Mathewji, Spfihn estabUshed lUayers in CharUa dedication. among the record 110 competitors, cesafully defend hla title. it out for fourth place.' MHS Athletic Director Tom Kel Roms, with permission of the Gi din, 179-456; Alice ChlttUdt, 456; with at least fout cldbs hurling The conventional naw Dodger base and in the outfield where and Burdette, but they aorely lack Neal, GU Hodges, Gus BeU, Frank and ths same respect for the who start teeing oft at 9:15 a.m. The course, carved out of a ' Pittsburgh, still uncertain of the Stadium should give euch eetab- ’Thomas, Don Zimmer and Richie ley reports a*ork on the dugouts has (EST). The pairings include such ants. "Swede has business interests Shirley Singleton, 473; 'CtU DMo, challenges at the. Dodgers. San they may have the beat trio in the a goofl reUef pitcher find fi cen- coachea were all n o M in our brief nuraery and designed In part by on the West Coast and he wanted 173. Franclsoo has the most power, St. availability of sore-armed Vem lisihed starters as Don Dtysdale, Ashbum. but Roger Craig U tha speeded up and he has been prom glimpse at tha MHS baari>all team. current stars as: Law, their , former pitching ace, league in Willie Mays, Felipe Alou tetfleldhr and Del CrandaU must grand Siam king Bob Jones, la ons to make the switch,” a Giant Louis the strongest pitching, Mil Sandy Koufax, Johnny P o d m and and Harvey' Kuenn. Orlando Oe- only dependable pitcher. ised they will be ready for the A friend asked me, after my Gary Player, the defending of the moat beautiful anywhere. seems doomed to finish at the op Stan Williams a psychological lift. prove he hfia recovered from a bad opener with Oonard. spokesman said. MORNINGBEIXES — Lerrfilna waukee the best Infield and Cin peda, back at first base, already shoulder. Freeze, who suffered a The PhllUes have a couple of first, risit to Memorial Field, to champion from South Africa and Colorful plants, flowers and-trees “Robustetl! will assume most of of the second division. A four-team ’Ihe big four will be supported by The dugout ’’program” began af compare that phyaleal plant vrith Peterman, 129; Ann Meyer*, 130; cinnati the confidence of a defend ia being touted for MVP honora. fractured leg in spring training, long baU hitters In Rdy aevera only foreigner ever to win this abound and If the 70-degres Svare’s duties, and those he can’t Marlon Winter, 136; Bfirbfirm scramble is envisioned for the sev relievers Ron Perranoeki, teirry and Don Demeter, two potential ter the 'I960 season. At that time Torrington High's. We might com ing champion. . roba the Reds of the team's big storied event; Bill Casper, the ro weather continues the dqgwood and handle will be taken over by Head Strenge, 1)6; Isabelle hit « enth spot. Sherry and Bd Roebuck and new The Giants’ \chiUes' heel may be stars in John CaUlson and Tony there was -little dbubt but what ment only that Manchester ia Parcifik The Dodgers lack .on* com at second base where Charlie Hil gest right-handed punch, next to tund Californian whose power and azaleas should be in full bloom be Cofich AUle Sherman," the spokes 105 triplicate. modity te break the race wide The predicted finish; comers Joe Moeller end. Pete Gonzales and a fine manager in they’d be ready for ’61. However about ready to have an electric putting combined are what the fore thq tourhament windup Sun Rlchert. ler is back fo r another, chancy. He Frank. Robinson. They are not too a few snags came almig—not the man said. open. They can’t match the power 1. Lm Aiyteles Gene Mauch. Aside from Art Ma- scoreboard installed while Torring doctor ordered for mastering the day. ttobustelll has b e ^ with the Gi 2, San Francisco Sohedola to Help fell abort last yâr and had to be secure at second and behind the haffey they have little pitching to least o t them a strike that brought ton had to wait a full season last FRIENDSHIP LEAGUE — Rdsa of ^bir rivals, excepting St. Louis, plate. Pitchers Joey Jay and Jim long (6,990 yards par 36-86— 72) The well-kept fairways are lush, ants since 1956. Before that he Cagianello, 176— 460; Bev RnMuti, 9. Cinclnnalt The 162-game aohedule figures returned to the minora for more speak of. j > p r ^ e e s to a halt. , year to have a wodden scoreboard and on most holea, vride enough to but they have better overall per aeaaonlng. Billy Pierce thus far O’Toole must repeat their ateriing Augusta National with its mam played for the Rams. 179; Cathy Close, 178; Bob N*l- sonnel, ^tdilng, speed and defense 4. Mllwuikee to help the Dodgera because of The Cubs are in the throes of a l^ e project then sputtered and painted and fastened to the left- moth, multi-level greens; Doug allow a small margin of error off hasn’t given any indlcatmn of the 1961 performances. field fence — at a field almost son. 247,. »■ than any other club. 5. St. LooU their strong bench and deep pitch revolving door management, a stuttered along and before you Sanders of Oedartownt Ga„ whoee the tee without too severe a pen lift he is expected to give to the a mile from the high school. Nuff EARLY BHUM—Anita Shorts, The Giants, who could take It 6. Pittsburgh - ing. Alston’s major prtolblem yriU be Question Mark fluid youth movement and an in knew it a year hod passed. Even in trademarks are an abbreviated alty. Ths ground is soft, however, pitching afaff. the off-season, oonstnictlon Just said! 454; Susan Shorts, 453; Robinson, MORNING GLORYPhil Regan got the Job done “They kept yelling for more. “I think it was Just Mke an ae- We mentioned previously it w u are now with other teams. M^cGill College Scoring Champ tered six hits in the Cardinals 7-5 nipped the Los Angeles Dodgers 6- for the Yankees. good to be back in the sports whin. ment from competitive golf. victory over Philadelphia at Clear 5 at Mesa and the New York Mets That’s what they want to see.” oident." The Braves, leading 3-2 on Del The 26-year-old veteran New Or Turning to his criticisiii o t the Monday began our actual coverage Windham High gets a head start Player, who la searching desper water. beat the Chicago White Sox 6-4 at of the scholastic scene and as ex- on most area high school baseball ately for the putting touch essen SAI.E Accorded N a tion a l League St. Petersburg. Crandall’s two-run sfaigle, put It leans fighter' said public demand public again, Dupas — often under Wiik Jack Foley Following away against the Red ^ x ^ t h a for sluggers has made managers fire for his dancing etyle in the peetfid, we found schoolboy ath- teams, meeting Norwich Free tial to a return to hla winning sophomore honors two years ago Rakow checked the Reds on ietee ths earns in Hartford County Academy next Thursday (April form, ia listed at 4-1 along with alter compiling a 21-9 record with eight hit* while batterymate Hay six-run spree in the fifth as Lee turn fighters into punchers rather ring, discussed his recent disnge. $ than boxers. Became Aggressive SS in ths hills of LltinU in a season. Selvy scored 1 rebounder for the second time, me after him. I hope it’s me first.” for the public." *42 COMET 2.DOOR 200 in his record sesson and Cin- with a J ill per cent of recoveries. In other fine pitching SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (A P )—*liaironl, C, Eddie Bressoud SS UConn nine this spring. r Ed Rakow went thejdla^ce for cinnati'a Oscar Robertson once 'The Individual leader Was Tom The Boston Red Sox break camp Righthander l>on Schwall, last The Huskies open their hit ID ii. my Boyer of Arkansas in free Kansas Cltrto season’s AL rookie of the year, at Tampa, Minnesota a Jabk Kra today and take a .400 won-lost home season Saturday COMPARISON SHOP HeOill WBund up the aooring throw percentage with .933. wlU work the opener, Manager EQUIPPED WITH: Heater—Defroster—Directional Signals—Tubeless against AIC. Friday, the Eastern Playoff Reaches Climax percentage with them as they Mike Higgins announced last Tires— Sun Visors— 12,000 Mile or 1 Year Warranty head back for the EMst and next night. Huskies play at Coast MODEL MODEL week's opening game at Fenway The Bmvee didn’t treat Schwall Guard. Avery, a junior, 920 925 Park. like an award winner, tagging captained the 1959 Man Warriors Underdogs Tonight, him for five hits and three runs Boston dropped' its 15th game chester High team and In 25 statto yesterday, bowing in the first four innings yester ' . 8 8 6-2 to the M ilv^kqe Braves. day. Rookie reliefer Hal Kolstad was named to the All- Celts After Qincher at Home TO SUIT YOUR After a day o ff fo r travel, the was bai^fed for eight hits and €CIL a.ll-star, team two Red Sox play the (SUoago Cuba six runs in' the three frames that years. in Eli Paso, Texas, Albuquerque, he worked. b o s t o n (AP) —The Nationelt^t them If we play Manae. ^DRIVING Thatis what we have to do." POWER N.M., and Wichita, Kane., tomor Elddie Mathews and Lee Maye BEtsketball Association’s Eastern row, Saturday and Sunday. hit home runs for Milwaukee, Division championship playoff ’.’We’ve got our work COt out The American League opener which scored six times in the fifth boils down to one game ton i^ t for us, all right,” said RusseU. nSHim SEASON OPENS for Boston is against ths Cleve inning. TThe Braves collected 14 Sports Chatter and Ihe underdog PhdlEuleiphla "It’s going'to be a hard game, BUTYLAIRE home court or not. I think we can land Indiana Tues seven series Is set for the Boston Pete Runnels IB, chuck Schil Boaton’s ,4tack:^.Yaz clubb^ a date, 19 teams have sign ^ up. Garden amd .a sellout crowd. Elsch putting on. ling 2B; Lu Clinton RF, Carl double ana two singles and Hardy Teanu may apply for atoittance t e ^ has won three. The Los “I’m used to whining. And TU A U Ready For Fhhingil Yastrzemakl LF, EYank Malzone contributed a double and one sin- by calling the Hast Side Rec. Angeles Lakers already have won be. doing the best I can to keep Has The HIGHEST Re-sale Value ■3R, Cermll Har^ CF, Jim Psg- gla- the Western Division series. on' winning.” ^ ____ ■ Raninfij* Baflr — ^ PLAYOFFS In the Rec Ameri "W e honestly beUeve we can • aVREElS can VoUeytMLll League start next beat the Celtics,” said Warriors’ Boeton, which beat the War TIRE COMPARISON CHART week. Monday night at 9, UAR Coach Frank McGuire. "W e think riors eight of 12 times during the OFF regular season, will be bowered • TAPER FLY LINES meets Scandia and the West Sides we can beat any team alive In one play Scandia an hour later, These by the return of clutch p la y er Premium 1st 2nd 3rd game. Brand AS REFORTBD IN THE FHRUARY 17 ISSUE em makeup games. Tuesday, “ Now this is a one.giune series Frank Ramsey. The former Ken Line . Line Lino Line Watkins (51-6) meet U *R (30- tucky star sat out Tueeday night’s • LEVEiaVUNES end we are due for a good game OufirMBtaa OF lUSINESS WEEK MAGAZINE 24) at 8 and Otvitan (39-15) vrill game with a muscle pull in hie AUstote In Boston. If Wilt Chamberlain AUitmto Guardamna SUent Safety FOR play the fourth place entry, either plays the way he did last night right thigh. He is down for the Super Tread Ouehlon .Hliliwax_ A study of depreciation costs proved once and for all that Mercury Comet the West Sides (21-33) or Scan- assignment of c o v e r in g either • FLY TYING we’ll do It.” Prem. l|nali^ dto, (10-32) at 9. Playoff finals Chamberlain, H B A ’s sooiing rookie Tom Meschery or Piml Ari- Safety (XiampkMi is the big saver among compacts! BUSINESS WEEK reports that Mercuty will be Monday night, April 16. zln, who paced the W a rrim to PirMton* Butylolre Deluxe ACCESSORIES THE king who has led Philadelphia to •■500" Ohomplon duunploa (k>met depreciation, over a two-year period, ran not only lower than any three cidep wins at home though their 'series-tying vrin at Phila heing shackled in Boston in the delphia. Cnetom other compacts, but also $165 lower than the best performer of the stand- PRICE OF Softi-FUght Low Air - • CASTING REEi:S other three, agrees. On hand vrill be the Lakera, who Fiak Flight fird'Size cars., Proof positive that Mqrcury Ckimet ig sti|l the smartest buy "Sure the O R lce i are the arrived in Boeton yesterday after Premier Pronie champs," he said. "They always whipping the Detroit Pistons. ““ ’biial 90 ay- ambng compacts. And Mercury Coniet is still priced with or be!ow the OGnaiml a. T. M. • CRY FLIES-25c u. are champs when they’re ahead. "This way we can see the game Ganaral Jet Air compacts of other makers. See us today . . . start saving right away! But now we’re even. They say work out on the Boston court," unanver LOCAIA.Y MADE WHITE WALL NYLON we can’t beat the CelUcs two in ^plained Lfikers’ cqach - Fred Now Long Oskfety-a. Goodrich H.T. (SLIGHTLY BLEMISHED)* a rPw. bul I know we oen., We Shaus. auvertovni SUvertown MUer ’ • STREAMERS RRil beat them three ln_a row during The championship seriee will Royal Master the season." open here Saturday if Boston wins Royal Chamberlain yras referring to a Royal SAFE-BUY USED CARS BUCKTAILS tonight. Should the'Warrioni take Butylride Safety Royal - Royal atietoh when Boston’s BiU Russell it, the final playoffa* move to Loe 800 Safmvay Ah’ Ride List Price Your Cost Off was sidelined vrith e muscle pull. U. 8 . Royal Royal Super- SIZE for One Angeles for the Saturday after Safety m ’ 4 0 T .B IR D $ 2 7 7 1 *41 C O M E T $ 1 7 7 5 '5« riYMOUTH W tS RussMl, however, is at peak phy noon game. • SALMON FUES sical ooildition now 'and has been ...... 4-Door asdon. Radio, heater. 4-Door Station Wagon. Blue. the leading Cei^c both offensively Hardtop. All white, Mus in- rrI HOOKS WEDNESDAY’S FIGHTS tori or. Fully equipped. O'cyl. Standard trantmiislon, and defensively throughout the radio, heater, 7 .5 0 x 1 4 back-ond-forth seriee. ' ' t FAIBUBSS BiLLS, Fa. — Ike (XlMPLETE^ ACTUAL SALEFRICES ON 1st l u d f o t To t i m A N A M A 2 I N G M4.55 *22.28 SKIM DIVING DEEP-DIGGING TEAM ... '‘RuaeeU has been doing the Job- White, 167^4, FbUadelpUa, e«t- O r A R TIp m , '5 8 R U Ip K $ 7 7 5 and thefi’s b m the shining thing,” pointed BUIy lynch, 147^, Hart L D f* PI8K CUSTOM LOW PROFILE NYLON TIRES *40 F O R D $ 1 4 7 5 ORDERS TAKEN FOR iifitIfiatBPraHiflwIvi '41 MERCURY $1975 Spselol. ^Door Bodoji. Radio, NEW . 8.00 X 14 BOLENS HUSKY 600 AND LESSONS said veteran Bob Cousy.

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— t .V- ( “ ■ ■ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,* CONN., THURSDAY,^ A^RIL 5, 1962 KAlTCRESira BVttnNG piRALD^ MANCHESTER, C0N»^ THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 19?2 PAGE’rm R^-iS **—' ...... ' fc.ijiii Jiei If Hosts aad Apceaaories 46 Household Goods 51 Apartm ento— Pimt*— Houses For Sale Houses Fof Sale 72 Houses For Sale 72 Automobiles For Sale 4 T1IBRB OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY uid SHORTEN Help Wmiteii— Mde Help Wanted—Male 88 7Z Houses For Sale 72 Wanted— Raal Estate 4 ^ -* 8AUB—^18 foot Thompson Tenements WOK ROSENTHAL CHINA (new from S p u r LEVEL—For thosa accus SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms, fire- 1951 COLDNIAL—6 large rooms, 1961 COMET, black, red tntarior, FULL-TDCR tool and/or die mak BARBER, part-Uma and (|aiw> boat, motor and trailer. Tel JU VERNON — Near Lake StrsSt BUYERS WANTED Jkrr)\-‘ Germany). 96 plecqs, set for 12. tomed to the finer things all one place, 1% baths, butlt-ins. recrea enclosed breezeway, garage, Im Schobl, over 1800 eq. R. of living houses, houses! We have ' stai\{lard tranamiaalon, mllaa, ers, Job shop SiQMrisncs prsfarrsd. days. Apply ^ RusssU's t B o iM 8 - * y • , ^ ANDOVER—Three ■ room apart 8,000 Asking 6250.. 829 Mato SL, Apt. S, ment, heat, hot water, stove, re could demand has Men in tion room, garage.•age. 4%%, $108 maculate condition, near bua, area . in interesting split levrt sell. Let Us help you buy. one owner, big savings. Call Ap^y 384 Bmrtford R osa Shop, comer <5ak and Spruce Sts. after 6 p.m. llHBUrflCNtt>ONiTHl»»TaiflHiK‘WAM ■nwH TRyiNfi'.'jo firrjiiMTO ^ 16 f o o t BtPO boat with 85 h.p. frigerator, garage. PI 3-6048. cluded to this lovely 8% room monthly, $17,800. Carlton W. schooU, chui-ch. Only 618.200. home. 7 rooms, unique entrance line Smith, Realtor, BU 9-1643 or .i 688-7628. * * ^ N » 1 0 « S T \ < 9 U C V0IMQUN7O Ml nwApraR rm /vi torn : CAHFENTER, painter, airil m»odB home. The stylo ia conducive to Hutchins, BU 8-5132. Carlton W. Hutchins, BU 9-5132. WANTED—-Experienced suto me Jehnson motor -and Blastercraft mOH CHAIR, 65; tricycle, 64; (oyer, 1% baths, fireplace, 3 acre Mabel Sheridan, Ml 3-8189. r 1964 DELUXE modal OldsmObila OPEl W FOR ccmmNXU. chanic, u p ly in person. Dillon wanted. Coll Modsrii Home Dae»- tgU er^^ceH ew t condlUon. 6900. MANCHESTER—Six room duplex, then who' e n j^ split level living fully wooded yard. 8-zone heating. stroller. 62. Dog house and dog excellent neighborhood chUoren, at ‘ its beat. On beautifully lano 612,660— ATTACnVE g bedroom WEST SIDE $16,350 WE ARE not looking (or listtogs. 98 convertible, power brakes,' [•Hirr-THAT Sales h Servlos, uio., 819 Main rating, Mr, Charley MI JMW26. bed. BU 9-6647. Thermopane sliditu doors, com St. private, oeUar, oU burner. Glas scaped spaôu's lot, 2-car garage. ranch, .large kitchen, ceramic Choice Cape, 8 rooms, 1% baths, bination storms. Price - 622,50b. W* want-to buy,. We Save 680, W ADVERTISING steering, windows, with continen tonbury, 688-0067, after 5:30. bath, 2 picture windows, Cellar, tal kit. One-family car, good eon- FOR BAUD Or tirade old boat and 4 bathrooms. Priced in the blgb enclosed porch, pine tomeled baae- Glenn Roberts Agency, Realtorii. available (or this purpose. Bxpad* IMMDBDiATB opening In Manchas- Salesmen Wanted 36-A trailer, 9 h.p. air cooled ma 80s. Philbrick Agency, BU 94464. 184’ frontage trees. Carlton W. ment, attractive yard, available BU 4-1521. lent and efficient results. Call J.' dlUcn, 8495. MI 84472. W He HA»,S(Oi A AlNTEllMNTI ANTIQUES, (uihlture, glass and FOUR ROOM apartment, automa* Hutchins, Btr 94182. D. Realty, BU 8-5129. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS p g ^ it M vocAsULARyiloemt,^ ter. Well known c o m w y has rine engine wiUi reverse gear BU china. PI 24145 immediately. local opening for ambilloug . and AUTO SALESMEN, kMSal in « i pr*- •4612. tic hot wat», no furnace. East SPACE SPACE SPACE 8 AJM. to 5 P JA. ^ 1967 PLYMOUTH 9-paaaenger Side. Tel. BU 8-4751. $18400—6, RCHJM home In excep ROBERT B. ANDERSON ^>ort suburban, low milee, many enthuslaatlc man. Must have at ferred. for full-time sales c( now STERILIZED used (unilture. most A PERFECT Legal Notice seMiemiN*r least High' School education. $105 Buleks and used cars. Many m tional condition. Urge bedrooms, AGENCY Large 8 room ranch in . quiet extras, excellent condition, tea- of it refinjsned, and at^liancss. TWO R(X>M apartment with pri half acre lot, on the bus line. Well eonable. MI 9-0886. starting income. Excellent 6d- fringe beneflU. Apidy in perseo ‘ f a i r o f ROT’S hip boots, size' 6, New dinette sets, mattrems, Thls'7 room custopi built garrison 528-0139 neighborhood yet A minute from ____ jpanEE o r reabiko COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSinED ADVT. IS. BU 94881, vate bath, near Main St. Heat, worth the price. Call today. Main St. shopping. 18x21 foot liv _8TATE o r CONNECTICUT, Prebato vanesment opportunities.^ plus to John Crifieth, Seles Manager. other articles. Save money shop hot water, gas, electricity; also, colonial with breeêway and. ga- Court, Town of Andoy.or. Diatrlet'ol MOMDAT «kra VBXDAT t0«0 AAL—SATVÂT 9 AAL 1968 CHEVROLET V 4 Impala con- Bourne Buick, 385 Main S t, Bun- rgge. centrally located in Man Beechler-Smith, Realtors, Ml SOUTH WINDSOR-6 room Ranch, ing room, fireplace, S large bed AnHAwAf Anrll 4 1QC4 fringe benefits and bonus>- Call LeBlanc Furniture Hospital, 196 ga* stove and refrigerator furnish 9-8952, BU 3-8969. ' carport, air conditioning, storms, Andov«r. April K. 1962. verUble, 280 h.p., clean, 81,195. A1 Racine, TR 6-9658. Or write C h e s te r . BOAT SPECIALS chester ia the ideal home (or your rooms, full basement, recreation E.al«to of N>m« M. JohnooB.iOf Bel South St., Rockville, TR 5-2174. ed. Garage available. Adults only. very neit, hot water heat oil fired, ton, In laid Diatrlct. an Incapable pet'- PLEASE READ YOUR AD 1966 Oldsmoblle S-68. 4-door, good MansRer, R>. O. Box 154, South Open 9-8, Saturdays till 6. World growing family. An attractive VERNON—High on hlllton 8 room room, 2-car garage. 120,800, Eve. eon. f BIAN WANTED: For RawlolA 14’ Aluminum^^^shlng boat, Uke Mrs. Morse, BU 8-6388. public bua, 15 minutes drive to Bin Boles. BU 9-9858. J mt **Waat AdiP* ai* telna v n t Uw ^ o m m a oon* car. 8375. 1954 Ford 9-pasaenger Windham, Conn. Green Stamps work-saver kitchen for Mom; a ranch in- tiptop shape. Basement V rfw o d Hon. Charlee H, Nlcholooa, ataiion wagon, 890. 1951 Jeep eta- Business in Manchester or 'S.E. new, 6188. - pine-paneled deh (or Dad to smoke downtown Hartford. Ruga, tra Judee. . Ik a advwtiaar ahoaM read hla ad the H b s t DAT rc Bartford Co. Sales easy to msks, recreation room. Priced right. verse rods, curtains and drape* Tfie coneonrator having exhibited hIS B iirO BT E B R O M la ttme tor tba Bffct taaer- Uon wagon, good car, 8135. Wea- EXPERIENCED gauge grinders, 141 Aluminum Fish A 8kl boat 1958 STUDEBAKEE truck, good FOR RENT —Four rooms, second his p l^ in: a dining room that in Seeing ia believing. Call Madeline WARREN E. HOWLAND final account with esid eatato to this ! ^ will pay top wages. Apply E A S profits big. No experience nsew- ♦836. condition. Frigidalre freeser, vites company to meals; large Included. Wonderful home (or I HaiaM la raaimnaltla tea oaly ONE laeam et or omitted cott’a Auto Sales, Parker St., MI floor. BU 3-8380. Smith, Realtor, BU 9-1642 or Mabel children. Only $15,400, Glenn Rob REALTOR Court for .allowance. It la 9-8982 Gauge Ca, BUtchell Dr. sary. Write today for full informa Used 16’ lym an lapstrake and recorder, knick-knack shelf, china restful bedrooms (or all members 575 Main St. MI 3-1106 ORDERED: That the Uth day of ^ tea aay advamataaaat ia d tiieir oaljt to the eortent of a tion. Rawleigh, Dei>t CND-96-190, Sheridan, BU 34139. erts Agency, BU 4-1531., BU 4-0628. April. 1963. at one o'clock In (ha after trailer, excellent condlUon, 6439. closet, odds and ends. BU 3-2506. THREE ROOM apartment, kitchen of the family, young and old; ' a noon at the Prohate Offtc* In ABdorer teatf* taaarttoa. Wawm wldofe do aot Maea the aaloe of 1957 MGA ROADSTER, enghie re TOOL MAKERS Albany, N. Y. equipment. Partially furnished. fully tiled bathroom on the second ^ wfll aad ba aeareatad t r "maka itood” laaerlloa. *1961 40 h.p. Evinrude eledtric (X»VENTRY-For 65,900, 4 rooma, MANCHESTER $18,900 be and the aamc te aaalgned for a built, new nylon top. Call MI aUghtly used, 6537. • 105 Birch Street. BU 8-0897 after floor and a lavatory on first; plus modem kitchen, full bath, artesian hearing on Ute allowance of aaid ao- 9-6658. m a c h i n i s t s Musical Instruments 53 5 p.m. OUTSTANDING New listing. 5!i room ranch wito “ “b' a screened and glass porch for well, combination Ruaco storm _Aa__a_ j| sAaeUj .tilAt DOtiCA of tnO HHw Sitoatioiw Wanted— leisure living. -All of this on an Attached f finished r # c ; pjiuro *aiicned for said hearing Ini 1960 FORD, standard tranamiaalon, H- G. SCHULZE. INC. PIANO TUNING, 67. Fifteen years' windows and screens, large lot, value to the Princeton Street area. BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS THREE R(X)M apartment with extra deep lot. with space for a approximately 6800-61,000 down room, pAtld. porch, aluminum co m -' irtYon to nil pcraon* known to m Uv d i a l m i 3 - 2 7 1 1 good condlUon. For, further In- . Female 88 to BLLINOTON. jyest Rd. experience. -Free repair estimates stove' and hot water. Available 8 room custom ranch with cheer garden. A thrifty buy for 621,700. payment. AUc* Clampet, Realtor, ful family room. Excellent condi Wnatiohh throughout. Built In 1959. nf this nrdcr In «imc newipaper __ formaUon call MI 9|lg988. upon request. Call Kenneth Robin May 1. MI 84858. Choice location. LATHE OPERATORS CLERK-TYPIST, experienced, with 1969, U FOOT chlppewae runabout, son, BU 3-1365. M l 9-4543 or BU 8-7S5T.. tion, short walk to Bowers School. Ing A circulation In said Dliitrict, and knowledge of bookkeeping, wishes wtodriiield; steering wheel, cm- Must sell this week. (Jail today and by posting a r.opy nf thia order on the 7 3 - LARGE 4% room ojpartment, new ■VERNON — 5 room ranch, large R. F. DIMOCK CO. • public aign poai In the Town of Bolton, 1958 STUDEBAKER truck, good -art-time general office work. Call tre^, fuU eanvas cover, Master- GR^ND PIANO, Behr Bros., ly redecorated, heated, ceramic Jarvis Realty Co. make your offer. and by lenaing a cpy.. carUfied matt) oarâei»jsot^ All above must have experience “ 9-9152. lot, near school. Asking 614,800. BU 8-5M6 ocndiUon. MI 8-2508, in either experimental work or tool craft trailer, excellent condition. foot 10 Inches, ebony, very g bath, very central, adults. BU REALTORS MLS INSURERS poelage prepaid, to the eonaervator, TROUBLE REAOHINO OUR A VERTISER BU 9-2772 after 6 p^m. shape, beautiful tone. Asking $ 9-9387. » Will trade for 2 family. Tongren Vllllam Aaplnall. RED Bolton. Coa- 0 7 work M d must be able to work Agency, Ml 8-8831. Beechler-Smith Barbara Wood* BU 9-7702 necllcul, all at leaat aeven riaya before WOMAN DESIRES to ears (or child Phone BU 3-4389, 54 p.m. BU 8-4113 BU 9-2519 BU 3-1038 the date aet for aald bearing. Ante Driving School 7*A from blueprint Apply. 14 FOOT ABIESBURY Skiff with THREE ROOM modem apart REALTORS Johanna Evans Ml 8-66S3 CHARLES H. NICHOIBON. Judge. In her home daily. BH 9-0540, 10 h.p.' Jriinson motor, 6250 com (JOLUMBIA—Spacious old Colonial, H-Hrar Anutrlig Servtoe ment, heat, hot water, stove, re- NEAR PORTER ST.-Large 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, attached BU 9-8962 BU 8-8989 MORTLOCR'S Driving Sehoot-Ot- plete. Highland Park Market 817 Wanted-r>To Buy 58 frigeraUHr, electricity and gas room ranch. 3 fireplaces,' gar SO. WINDSOR $17,900 Household S^rriees Paioting— Papering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 DELTA CORP. Highland 8 t. BU 3-4278. garaage, arteaian well, beautiful GRAfJIOUS Colonial — 6 large flce, 448 Main 8t„ Manoheater. furnished. Tiled bathroom, show 618,500. Carlton W. Hutchins. old trees, centrally located. For fm to Htrali Riatort . Offered 13-A Dogs—Birds—Pcta 41 WE BUT, BBILL or trade antiqus er,, parking. Adults. Call BU 9-5132, rooms, unuaual patio, and 1% car THIS WON’T LAST LONG!! 4 Slrontium-90 Total Leamiiw eorrsetty "May Save PAINTINa. , floor sand- COOK FOR restaurant, houra 6 1349 Btaln St. Hartford and used furniture, china. glOM, more details call Jeannette Your U fa." Orlvar education 9-8448 or BU 8-5863. attached garage. (Jombinatlon Bedroom ranch with 3 full baths. , remo Mr. Charles, p.m. to 1 a.m. Acadia Restaurant, PEDIGREED Boston Terrier, Diamonds— Watches— silver, plcturs frames and 613,900—6 ROOM Cape, nearly fin Lange, ACademy 8-9349, or Welles Waat iBfenaatloa oa aaa at ear elaaalBad advarttaeawatat No claasea. Member. Connectleut Pro- WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re aluminum storms and screens. Walkout recreation room. Idea] for At Safe Level in ’61 pairs. Prompt, acooomical, antart, 9-0736. 108 Tolland T^ke., Manchester. MI spayed, (or sale, 640. Also male coins, old dolls and guns, bobby THREE AND (our room apart- Ished, aluminum aiding, fireplace, Agency, PI 2-7858, BU 8-0802. Beautifql fenced-in yard. Desir um rer at the telephoaa Uotadr Bboplj oaD tta teeaional Driving School Aasn. Ml f EXPERIENCED painter. CaU Btl Chihuahua, 630. BU 9-3534. Jewelry 48 large family or family with in-laws; guarantaad. Flioaa Ml MBST^nt- 94127. eoUectloas, attic contents w wbol* menta for rent. Please call BU garage, bus. Carlton W. Hutchins; able location, convenient to every 9-7898. CXULINO reflnlahed, painting. waU- 8-1430. estates. Furniture Repair Service, BCANCHE8TER—6 room - ranch, tarton's, 180 Oantar S t TOY POODLES for Easter AKO WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at 9-7787 between 5-7 p.m. BU 94132. thing. Many nice extra*,' Low, For further particular* call ■ (OoBttooed from Page One) MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE papertw. WaUpaper bocdts on re reasonable prices, prompt serv- Taleottville. Conn. Tel. BU 8-7448. a stone’s th iw from shopping Mr. Wagner, BU 9-5806^ TR 5-8611 LARSON'S Connecaeut'a Orst li quest. FuUy insured. CaU Edward registered, champion bloodline, 8 and Waddell School, full bu e- low 20*. Principal* only. BU 9-4202 censed driving school trained — AN UNUSUAL bargainl Raiqihol- spore Ume? Several choice Avon , lea, 3 watchmakers, Manebester- FOK R E N T FOUR BEDROOBI bungalow off after • p.m. About half of the intake ot Ml 9-0500 R. Price. MI 9-1U08. territories open on and around CARPENTER to put paneling OR months old, all permanent Ohots; FRANK IS buying "and selling good South Main St., comer lot. plenty ment, hot water heat, plastered Certified and approved is now of ater 8 piece living roonr set; sofa wall. Moke own hours; -BQ O-i4964, ter’s oldest established Jeweler. I Room—3-family duplex with StronUumrOO came from milk. Im and 2 -chairs. 1146. Choose from Adams, Woodland, Broad and St. champagne male and silver fe F. E. Bray 787 Mato St.,' State used furniture and ahtiquea at garage located at 330 Center St. of trees. Good value at 118,500, T. walla, aluminum storma and VERNON—Ranch, 6 rooms, im BARROWS & WALLACE added, the balance from other aad leaea v a o r ------y - ToaTI hear tram oar adrartlaar In Jig fering classroom and behind WE ARE now booking for outside male. Stud service: White toy 420 Lake St (Jail and see what screens, good condition, good wheel instnicUon for teenagers. group of fine fabrics. Work done John Sts. You can earn $3 an Theater Building. Steam, heat—)Ot ceramic baths, fireplace. Every room. Thraa tnstruotora. No wait PAINTINO and waUpapering, waU- old, AKC registered. PI 3-6588. considered. BU 9-2109. i BU 84060 BU 94931 praised and priced right. The Harold Hlncks, Real Estate, TR He said the Connectleut figurea FOUND—Light bown female mon 19B6 BEL AIR Chevrolet, 2-door ing. Manchester Driving Acade 8-7822. Budget terms arranged. now antPfind out how you can do BALED HAY. Tel. BU 9-6911, Mr. thing you would desire at a price 5-6284. were obtained through eeoMraUvo paper removed. WaUpuer books you can afford. Beechler-Smith, Elsie Meyer Agency, Realtors, BU 15 ACRES cleared State road, grel. Call L«e Fracchla, Dog Wax^ hardtop convertible. Call MI my. PI 2-7249. It. Call 3894933. R X T U R E W. B. WilUama. THREE ROOM apartment for 13,500, Andover. Four Bolton lots teaU by the State Health DenarU 9-2248. on request. Ceilings. Free ssU- Realtors, BU 9-8952, BU 3496A 9-5534, BU 84930. den, MI 8-S594. ABSOLUTE bargain—cuatom made mates. CaU Roger, MI 8-0938. Poultry and Supplies 43 Rooms Without Bokrd 59 adults, first floor, near bus line MXN(JHE6TBR~Weat Side. Excel with water. Notch, 82,900. PI ment and B u te Department of A f sUpcovers, drapee and upludatery. and Main Street. Do own decorat lent 6 room colonial, format din 2-8090, riculture. (Jonservatiqn and Nm - 1958 FORD Fairlane, 44oor, radio Budget terms. Call Mra. Roberts, Gardvn-r-FBrm— Dairy SIX ROOM Cape with garage, LfXXWOOD STREETT-Two-family Motorcyclesr-Bicycles 11 RAYMOND’S PAINTING— Inter SEVENTY 7 montha old pullets, ROOM FOR lady or gentleman. ing. Rent 832. Apply Mrs. J. 64 flat, immaculate condition. ing room, large living room, tidy ui«l Resourcea. roxm i>—Lady'a wrlatwateh. Cen and heater, very good condition. MI 9-7600. Women Needed GRINDERS Prodacts 50 stone fireplace, wall-to-wall car cabinet kitchen, aluminum com- MI 9-4817. ior, exterior, spraying. Satiafae- heavy producers, 61-80 each. PI Kitchen privileges, quiet. Inquire Wohr;in, 309% Spruce St. i pet. 618,300. Call R. J. Wrobelskl, Rental draw* 6125 month. Ehtcel- WILL TRADE lot 100x100 (set, A OoimaoUcut dairyIry farmagg1 w to ter Springe Park, Call >Q 8-4644. pelt' SALE!—1950 Harley Davison 3-7981. btnatiOna, nearly new oil burner, LANDSCAPING—Spring clean urn tlon guaranteed, free estimates. Easy, interesting telephone sur 224 -Charter Oak St., BU 3-8868, Broker, BU 3-2573. lent location. Ooodchild-Mrtlett zone, in part payment for single have aupportod effort*effop to ‘ taka 74. May be seen at Superior Serv MI 8-4465 after 4 p.m. VALUES—Haca, Baldwin* No. 1, 246-4738. THREE R o 6 m apartment, atove, city utilities, convenient loca the heat bff” milk' oa a ftKrt I960 FORD convertible, V4, stand Lawns mowed, fe r tlli^ . etc. w vey work in our modem of 61.35; No. 2, 675c; 20 lbs. Bunce Realty, Realtors. 289-09TO; to B zona centrally located. Call ice, 248 Spruce St. Bridgeport Operators refrigerator, hot water, available PORTER STREET area—Custom tion, assumable motjgoge. A buy live fallout wers BlaappetofM Annoancenenta ard with overdrive. Call Ml 9-7423 9-1927, MI 0-1770. fices, days or ni^ts, no exper Forma, 539 W. Center. BU 3-8116. owner. BU 9-0565. between 8 a.m.4:80 p.m. 'WE ARB OPEN now for painting ience necessary. Field repre Articles For Sale 45 ROOMS TO RENT, also cabins with April 7. Call BU 3-8680. built 7 room colonial, sheer qual VERNON STREET-8/toom house at 618,700. The Elsie Meyer Agen Wednesday' when speakers gave outside and. inside. SatufacUon efficiency. Scranton Motel. (Jail BU cy, Realtors, BU 9-6824, BU 8-8930. INCOME TAXES p r e p a y In your HAROLD A SON Rubbish Remov sentative also wanted. Attrac 55-hour week FOR THE freshest eggs In town, ity and beauty, built-in*. 2-zone that needs some wbrR Open to’ thein' no comfort to thia line. Business Services Offered 13 guaranteed. *Free estimates. Dom WALLPAPER sale—celling paint, 9-0826 atfer 5. SIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, ga- offers. Lot 100x270: T, J.' Crockett, The farmert’ attitude, booed on homo or by appointment. Hlimar- al, Cellars, attics, yards, and tive weekly salary plus 62.95 per gallon; other paint and corns to or call Mancheater Poul •rage, Immediate occupancy BU heat, family room. 2 fireplaces, NORTH END — 3 bedroom ranch, lancad tax work, Stbour aenrtee. 1965 BUICX SPECSAL. OaU MI inic. MI 8-7655. oversized 2-car garage. Owner, BU Realtor, BU 8 ' Wanictl—-Real Eatata 77 the prenUie that the pubUrtty to r weekly pick-up or burner barrels. bonusas. Personal Interidewa vamlgh specials. C. J. Morrieon try Farm, 472 Keeney St., BU FURNISHED room, complete 94989. . fireplace In living room, large CdU MI 94738. 9-9775. EXJABLB removal service. Apply 9-5051 bad for inUk lales, w*a rellectod M A M Rubbish Co. Routes cover Harold Hoar, MI 9-4084. EXTERIOR and interior painting. only, 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Comstock Paint Store, 886 Center St.' 9-9904. We deliver free housekeeping facilities, between kitchen, full basement with ga Bldg., 1169 Main St., East Hart RANCH—43np/year old, 8 bed WISH SUMEONB to handle youi In opening remark* by the vMro^ 1960 CORVETTE, 4-speed trana- ing Manchester. Commercial, In- Paperbanging. Wallpsuier books. Center and Memorial Hospital, rooms. 3 M l baths, modem kitch rage. Only $15,000. T. J. (Jrockett, rSD ERAL INCOME taxes ptenar -T“ ford, Room 306. SIX ROOM TENEMENT. Inquire VERPLANCK area — sparkling real eeute? (Jali ma at 80 94819 stty’e dean of agriculture, W, B. ed anth yoor aav ' S in ndnA mlsslon, low mileage, excellent duatrial, reaidenUal. Our apaeial- WaUpaper removed. CsUlnga. women only. Call MI 3-5539. Cape 6 rooms, aluminum aiding, en with/bullt-ins. 615,700 G.I. Realtor, BU 8-18n . for prompt and courteous sarfiiM. BnOding’—Contrsettns 14 Floors. Good clean workmanel^. DARK RICH loam, gravel, fill, Fertilizers 50-A 33 North IClm St, Young. Reaaonaua rataa. ^ Baylag. condition. Call PI 24996 ty ^ tUca. cellars, yarda. MI STHNOGRAPHER-Clerk wanted to Buckland Mfg. Co. oversized garage, nesr schools, mortgage may be assumed. Large Joseph Barth. Broker. The deen ertd: "It’s Uto* to FuUy insured. Reaaonabfe ratee. .Btmie and white sand, BU 8-8608, ATTRACmVE sleeping room,-cen rec^mom in basement, 618,900. MANCHESTER-6 room Cape, at TaL Ml 94346. CARPEINTRY—Specialising in the work In the office of Town Mana GOOD COW manure. 65 and 610 tral, shower, private entrance, church, bus, shopping. Priced for stop using milk as a yardefiw tor Leo PeUetier, MI 94826 or BQ quick sale. Robert B. Anderson brick Agency, BU 9-8464. tractive living mom with fire smaller work; repairs, alterations, ger. Please' send qualificatioiis, 181 Adams St. Buckland LAWN MOWERS—Tord, Jacobsen, loads-- Delivered. Excellent for near bus stop, gentlemen. Apply Furnished Apartments 63>A place 1% bath*, aluminum com fallout. It may be wlee to AM A INCOME TAX ratuma praparad by 1958 FAIRLANE 600 hardtop, caU COSMA APPUANGB Bervlca-Ra- 9-5082, shrubs, lawns, .gardens, etc. BU Agency, JA 8-0139. palrs all makas rafrtgeratora, recreation rooms, etc. Sagging experience and salary desired by Bolens, and Goodall. Reel and 195 Spruce St. $11,000—4 rooms, binations, amesite drive, house In Legal Notices new method to find a measurtaf tormar Internal Revenue agent In MI 9-1678 between 24 p.m. mall to tbs' Town M anner, Town rotary, 18-38’*. Fart* and service. 8-7804, M I 94731. ONE AND TWO room furnished sUok other than mUk." . , . ^ the convanienca of your home tor freaaars, irsahlng machlnas, dry- buildings, .porches leveled-aecur* A. A. ANDERSON—Interior decor basement garage, lake privileges. excellent condition (Jharle* W. ed. Free estimates. Work guaran Hall, South Windsor, Oorm. An PART-TIBtB or fuU-tlma window Used mowers and tractors. Trade FURNISHED ROOMS, complete apartments. Heated. Kitchen set, EXCELLENT SPRING To Uda Dr. Btoeller replied that Individual and biudneaa. Ml 9-8988. 1960 CHEVROLET Impala con- era ranges, oti and gaa burn era. ator, painting. 109 Foster St. MI cleaner and Janitor. BIi 8-7614, 60x120 lot. Owner PI 2-6381. Lathrop, Broker, Btl 9-0884, DKCBEE ON UMITATIQN OW CLAIMS teed. No Job too small. TR 54769. 8-8606. Interview will be arranged at a in your old machine. C ^ t o l light housekeeping (acuities. Cen refrigerator, gas range, bedroom VALUES STATE or CONNECrncUT, Probata to hla opinion milk, fo r . eeeena vertible, V-8, standard transmlS' MI 9-0065. All work guaranteed. 1101 Main St. Household Goods 51 INCOME TAX ratuma prepared by aiort many extra features. Owner later date. Equipment 88 Main St. Hours trally located. (Jhlldren accepted set. Free gas. electricity. Low SEVEN ROOM split level, family EAST HARTFOBD—Primrose Dr. Court. Town of Anrtovar. District of reasons, will remain for many LAWN MOWERS sharpened and BA'rHROOMS tiled, remodeling, 7-6 dally, 7-9 Thursday, 74 Satur —limited. Mr*. Dorsey, 14 Arch rent. Apply 10 Depot Square. Apt. 105 Oxford St.—3 bedroom Dutch room, enclosed summer porch 2 8 room (Jape, full dormer. 1% Andover, Marrh 34, 1943. years, an Indloator ot fallout inae auditor. Bualnaaa and individual. getting married,. _ needs caah, ROCKVILLE manufaoturer needs ARE YOUXOOKING 1161 MODEL 21" Motorola TV. (Jolonlal, Interior completely re Present, Kon. Charles H. Nicholson. Accounting aervloea. Raymond 11800. Call MI 0-2609 after 6 repaired sales and service, pick additions, recreation - rooms:~all Electrical Services ' 22 day. ' St., Manchester. 4. ceramic baths, garage, like baths, hot wat^r oil heat, pnotog- Judge. terial. types of carpentry. Also,' (all-out 2 girls to learn sorting of leather reg. 8370. Used 7 months, 6175. decorated, nice lot, available June On motion nf Hannah E. Barrett, The public health official told Girard, Ml 94008. p.m. up and delivery. Ice ekatea sharp FOR A JOB WITH Call BU 94183 after 5 p.m. new condition. Beechler-Smith rapher’s dark room, tree*. Asking ened, precision ground. L A M shelters built. Call MI 0-4201. FREE BSHMATBIS—Prompt serv Free transportation. For Informs FARM LOAM, top quaUty, atoCk ROOM FOR gentleman near Mato 1. This house has to go. Priced for Realtors, MI 9-8963, BU 3-6989. $18,900. Goodchlld-Bartlett Realty. executrix on the eelSte of Sllae E. milk Is used tor this beoauto M - St., separate entrance, parking. TWO R(X)M furnished apartment, quick sale. Rarreit, late of Columbia, within said TAX PROBLEMBT CaU PI 3460T FORD CONVERTIBLE, 1965. Equipment CorporaUon, Route 88, ice on aU typea of electrical wir- tlon call at 114 Brooklyn St., oi SECURITY AND FUTURE? piled 3 years, big 6 yard load, 613- ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made 289-0839. district, deceased easily ototatoed aampto of and have your return prepared for Fordomatlc, radio, heater, power Vernon. Conn. 'TR 5-7609. Manches ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re iM . Licensed and Ineured. Wilson phone TR 5-2514. ^replace wood and cow manura. BU 9-2951. one block from Main. BU 8-0314. This -Court doth decree Uiat six milk U repreaentadve ot a large modeling all types of carpentry. We sire looking for married men sUpcovers, drapes and upholstery. 50 Oxford St. — 8 bedroom Co months bs allowed and llmUed (or th* you. T oo alwaya aave more than U steering, new top and Urea, clean, ter excnange. CaU Enterprise 1945. Blectrloal Co., Blanchester, Ml Columbia, AC 8-9823, after 6 p.m. Budget terms, Cali Mrs, Roberts, GREEN BIANOR—6 room ranch, supply of milk; beoaum milk to Nelson Kggina,. m 4-1700. WOBIAN FOR cleaning once a who .are desiroue of earning 65,000 128 BIRCH ST.—Room suitable for AVAILABLE furnished 4 rooms lonial, modem bath, rec room, 2 SPRING garage, porch, finished basement, creilUors of said estate to •xhlblt their ooeta. good running. Asking |850. MI 94817. GlastonDiiry. ME 3-7876. BU 9*7590. lady or gentleman. Kitchen privi and bath, heat, lights and parking. clalme agalnet Ihe same to the execu e ^ y sampled in the iaboratow. CHAIN SAW work — Trees out week. Reliable, steady work. Call or morêarly to operate a bêry FOR' BALE—^Bowen riding tractor car garage, present owners' are 5 minute wsik to school, shaded trix and directs (hat public notice ba it 1* oontinuouely produced, to 8-1677. MASONRY — Specialising in aU leges. 68 weekly. 1^ 8-4451. (Jhestnut St. BU 9-4446. building new home out of town, ha* RUGS AND bedipreada expertly Reasonable rates. CaU PI 2-7568 BH 8-8266. route. Measant outside work, all with snow thrower, ground plow FOR SALE—Baby carriage, crib yard, attic fan, G. I. mort given of this order by advertising In a liquid, and provides a fundamental dyed. Choooe from 70 decorator BUICK 1966 Special 4-door hardtop, brick and block constructloo, fire Floor Finishing 24 fringe beneflU, salary, and com and wheel harrow. Call after 5:80. to be sold. Any reasonable offer HOUSING gage. Owner BU 9-8741, nawspaper having a circulation In aald between l::30-4:80 or any Ume WANTED—Reliable lady for occa and mattress, high chair, clean (JOBU*LETELY furnished 2-room disirici, and b> posting a copy thereof food supply for the population.^ ed on. Lucky Lady Laundry, 48 private party. Moving to Florida. Saturday or Sunday, places, patioe, brick homes, walls, mission. BU 9-4266. will be considered. etc. Estimates without obllgaUcn. sional babysitting In Vernon area. and good .condition. BU 9-3593. LARGE ROOM on bus line, park apartment, private bath, stove, on the public sign post In said Town Milk reflecU condition* to .Mie Puman Place. MI 9-3003. Haa been overhauled, 6 new Urea FLOOR SANDING —Refiniahlng, SOUTH WINDSOR-7% room ciis- o( Columbia nearest the place where envlroninBit-JUrti a* tollout. lie Call MI 9-2402 evenings. Your own transportati .00 r. . o* DEf'BKE ON LIMITATION OP CLAIM* ELBCtROLUX Salaa and Sarvtea. COUNTER GIRLS wanted for 7- garage,.best location In tow’n. MAN(JHESTER-rl20 Delmont St. s t a t e OF CONNECTICUT, Probate drink* the water which Is also to- Uon, rebuilt motor and starter, General Motors dealership. Olds- lots. RoM r's Used Furniture, 117% A thrifty buy for only 68,990, posed. bonded tapraaantaMva. Alfred new muffler, seven excellent Urea. SHARPENING Service — Saws, A. A, DION mldnight shift. Contact Mister mobile. Good opportunity. Call For Rent 64 9 Room (Jape, tils bath, fieplace, | Couri, Town of Andover. District of painting^ C Donut, 255 W. Middle Tpke. TOP GRADE loun delivered. BU 8prucs.pt,, BU 3-4965. Rockledge—Prestige location. 8 garage, amesite drive. Owner MI Andover. March 3*. 1M2. Other food* have been used. Amall, 806 Henry SL Tel. Ml MI 4 -m i. knives, axes. shears, riratas. Musical— ^Dramatic 29 today for an appointment. All re FOR RENT—Front room, central Vernon — Charming 8 bedroom Prexent, Hon, Charles H. Nicholson. 844S0. rotan blades Quick aarviea. Cn and additions.'Ceilings. Workman 0-5871. ;ust( ...... Cape on Phoenix St. Large lot. New 9-7964. "Once we tried honey,” Dr. Btoel HAIRDRESSS318 wanted — Top ues confidential. Ask for Bruno, LOVESBAT SOFA bed with sHp- ly locAted. BU 9-7129. STORE FOR rent. 848 N. Main St. beautiful view, breezeway, 2-car Judge. ' ler said. "Unfortunately for you DODGE 1955 hardtop, excellent tol Equipment Co., 88 Main 8 ship guaranteed. 899 Autumn St PRIVATE accordion Instmctions. Servlce Manager, Manchester . cover, kneehole desk, maple chest furnace. Recently redecorated In On motion of Elizabeth txiney of WANTED-Rlda to Wetherafleld— condlUon. Also, 1958 Plymouth, Manchester. Hours daUy T MI 8-4880. Learn orchestra and solo playing, salary and commission. All re- TAPE RECORDER, RCA Victoria, BU 9-8339, 64. garage. Unfortunately thl* house side and out. Reduced for quick MANCHESTER—3-(amlly home on Columbia, Connecticut, administratrix dairy former* it least, we were lies confidential. lAiJoh Salon of Motor Sales, BU 8-1611. 3-speed, good condition, 685. BU of drawers, metal j frame "for is too large for the alngle person btl* line, 4 large rooms each on Ihe eitate of Harold Bcntl lata of unable to find any radloetotive ma Now State Labor Department. Of mechanic’s special. Call after 5, Thursday 74, Saturday 7-4. I beginners a specialty. Chester Ac springpriqg aiidand mattressl Call after 5, PLEASANT room for gentleman, sale to 612,500. Columbia, within M id dialrlci, deceas fice houra 8:804:80. MI 9-2803 BIDWELL HOME Improvemont eauty, BII 8-1989. 94453 after. B. FOR LEASE— Warehouse space that la presently occup;ring It. floor, 3 heating lyitem*, city terial* to the honey.” MI 9-8819. 8-7958. cordion Studio, MI 8-5709, g MECHANIC to work In General BU ^ 1 9 . parking. References. BU 3-'1-7642, 1800-3600 aq. ft., parking area, ed. after 8 Company—an typea of aiding and Motors dealership Oldsmoblle. Bolton—A custom built ranch on utilities, Haye* Agency, BU 3-4803. Thia Court doth decree that fix . . Aluminum elapboordp a PILGRIM BULLS on Hartfm’d Rd. FOR SALE—Portable sewing ma centrally located. Very reason Coventry—Custom biillt 70 foot Notch Road. 8 bedrooms,' lovely miinthi be. allowed and llmllad for the VOLKSWAGEN 1962, ruby red, BUSINESS-profesaional accounts. Good opportunity. Call today for ONE PAIR drapes with valance WOMAN TO share small apart creditora of aald eitate to exhibit their WANTED-Rlde to Pratt A Whit ty. UnoxeeH^ workmon- Bonds— Stocks has opening* for salesladies either chine, like new, new 6189, able. Robert B. Anderson Agency, ranch, breezeway, 8 large bed sefeened and glassed porch off NORTH (JOVENTRY-Twin Hill Economic Record Hit sun-roof, sedan, whitewalla, If your receivables need action, an appointment. All replies con for picture window; Croeley re- ment, Main Street location, kitch 526-0189. clalme againit the asme to Ihe admln- ney, East Hartford, second shift. phone MI 94817 any hour. AAA S □ 94496. full-time or part-time. Apply will sell for 680. Terms accepUd. rooms, mahogany paneled living kitchen. Garage. Three acre lot. Drive. 8 bedroom ranch, large latratrlx and direcli that puhllc notice HARTFORD (AP) — Oovomot leatherette upholstery. Only 4 M ortgages 31 fidential. Ask for Bruno, Service , frigerator. BU 9-1236. en pri-rilege*; Box E, Herald. room, fireplace with raised hearth, Spruce St. near E, Center St., MI months old. A sacrifice at |l,080. Reimbursement Serrice. 869 Main Manager, noon till 9 p.m. Call TR 64759 days. Only 618,900, , kitchen, fireplace, aluminum be given of thia order by adverllaing In Dempsey yesterday we* remtod- FOR YOUR root and siding, call Manager, Manchester Motor EIXCELLENT location for restau tiled bath with electric exhaust a newxpaper having a clrculailoii In ed that the state three year* ago 8-4888. MI 94485 after 5 p.m. St. Bonded. ALMOST unlimited funds avaUable FOR SALE—Living, bed, dining, ONE ROOM for rent, free parking. combinations, full basement, knot laid diefrict. and by nnsting a copy J. G. Roofing Co. We spedalise HAPPY WOMAN. Run friendly lit Sales, BU 8-1611. ATLAS BIETAL lathe, 10” swing, rant, offices, Or other business. fan, built-to oven and range, all (Jovantry—(Jountry living at its ty plna'rec room with sink, itove )old several thmuHUtds o f dollar* for private mortgages. If you need and kitchen furniture, good cem- Kitchen privilege* if desired. BU 486 Main St. BU 9-5228 9-6 thereof on the public afgn poet in aald HOME LANDSCAPING - Deelgn, in aluminum, ceramic arid stone. tle ahop-by-maii club. 2 houra H h.p. and reversing switch, H” 3-7086, aluminum atorms, 14x24 garage, beat in this 11 room older home, 8 and bar. Beautifully landscaped Town nf Columbia neareat (ho place or on anaJysi* of th* ttotofo 1954 MERCURY, hardtop, red and money to consolidate Worrisome weekly, 10 weeks. Nice warm fun, Machinists— First Class drill press, and paint spraying dltibn end reasonable. Call TR double amesite driveway, enclosed where the deceased last d-Kelt, AntomobUes For Sale 4 plants, planting. Lawn fertUba- For free estimates and appoint debts, to Improve your property, 6-4455; baths, 4 acres of land. Includes lot 106x486. House 6 years old.. economic proolems but "much o f and white, excellent condition. help your friends shop better. Get outfit. Two boats—one flat bottom ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN, near breezeway, very nice location on an Certified from Record Emil Staveng, Lake St.. Vernon. tlon, weed and inaect control. John ment call MI 0-8933. or for any purpose, and can pay Honscs For Sale ' 72 separate 4 room apartment with Omier leaving state, Must sell. CtlARLES It. NICHOI-80N._Judge. the legislation” to carry out the NEED CAR? Tour credit turned 150 free. In fine merchandise. Send 50-hour week. -Must be capable pram and one runabout. 168 Hil Main St., separate ehtrance,';ârk- acre lot. food income. You must see this E Whltham Landscape Nursery, 622.35 per month (or each |1,000 of holding aircraft tolerances ' CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Chsrie* W. Lathrop, Broker, MI rinding* foiled to poos the Dem down? Short on down payment? Ml 9-2660. for 278-page catalog today. Popu liard Street. TO GO HOUSEKEEPING ilig. BU 9-2951. VERNON—5 bedroom older (Jo- Istlng, Only 617,900. 9-0384. DECBEK (IN LIMITATION OF CLAIM* ocratic controlled Senate. Bankrupt? Repoeaesslon? Don't you borrow, call Frank Burke, at Bridgeport and Jig-bore operators Two family. -5-5, excellent loca 1966 RAMBLER atatlon wagon, Roofing and Chimneys 16-A lar Club, Dept, E853. Lynbrook, CUSTOMER MOVING TO lonial, large shady lot. Good for tion, for 115,900. This ia an excel STATE OF CONNEOncUT, Probate (Jommenting on the governor'* deepalr! See Honest Douglas. In TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, Connecticut ' Mortgage Exchange, N.Y. Apply at FOR RENT—Room for young wom SOUTH WINDSOR-Spllt 8 rooms, Court. Town nf Andover, Dletrict of 8575. Call after 8 p.m. MI 8-8194, ROOFING—Specializing repairing IS Lewla St., Hartford. CH 6-8897 LOS ANGELES. CALIFORNIA kids. Tongren Agency, BU 3-6324. lent bujj. Andover. March 30. 1043. move to call an economic growth quire about loweat down amall- Bconomlea'. High quaUty parts. Boats and Accessories 46 an, kitchen privileges, garage if 8 baths, birch kitchen, 4 bed PreaenI, Mon. Charles H. Ntcholeon, sympoelum at the Hotel Statler roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut- days, JA 9-5653 eves. G TK CORP. SO THEY CAH’T USE THIS Vernon r- 8 bedroom ranch, Im- est payments anywhere.' No small __ Guaranteed 90 days Famoua tm ------TAIOB 8 YEARS TO PAY! desired. Phone evening* BU $12,600 — RfXSLVnXE. 6 room Jarvis Realty G o. rooms, family room is knotty Judge. _ Hilton on Jtme 4, Jfton Atoop, -IH tar work, chimneys cleaned, re- 678 Tolland St.,. EUst Hartford 14 FOOT Yellow Jacket runabout;, maciilately clean, ceramic---- filet. __On__mnllnn of Andrew F. Kurye, loan or finance company HP»*n-119S2 DODGE 2-juor "fluid— drive: aerviea alnea lOfe- SPRING IS here. Consollaate your Help Wanted— Male 36 WANTED 3-48567 ------ranch, largt living room, cabinet m r m i ------— BU 9-3819 pine, treed lot, break. 69»4 09r executor on the eolate of Anjelg Kurve. candldatf toi’ to* Republican gl» » — Douglas Motors, 833 Main, ------• ■ • ----- ’ ------IM0S7. Pottertcn's. 180 Center St paired Aluminum siding. , 80 35 h.p. Evinrude, Teenea Trailer, bath, fireplace, two picture win larold Hlncks, ReaV Estate, TR new paint Job, 8100. MI 9-3503. obligations into one. We give fast FULL-TIBIB grocery man, oppor RsltoUa, Honest, Persrni kitchen, Deautifully landscaped late of Ballon, within aald■ dlatrlrl. de ematorial nomination said: years' experlencs. Free estimaW. ski equipment, all new 1955, ex .'8 1^ 1 dows, attached garage. Present BU 8-1023 6-6284 ^ ceased. FURNITURE refinIshed and re . Call Howley, MI 8-5881, MI 8-0768. service and are in a poeltlon to BIECHANIC . WELDER, full or tunity to advance to manager’s cellent ccxidltlon, BU 9-8988. TO TAKE OVER ROOM FOR rent, parking, on bus owners leaving stats. Tiite Court doth decree that alx "It’s encouraging that th* gov finance any amount in addition to part-time, must have heavy equip u n p a id BALANCE E. Robertson, Realtor. BU 3-5953. ernor la showing on intereet te paired; cigarette bums and position, excellent working condl line. BU 9-5677. 4 Realtors MLS Appraisers (JOLEMAN ROAD—6 “room Cape, monthi he allowed and limited for the Just For Teen-Type$ constmction loans. J. D, Realty, ment experience. Apply in per tions. Write Box G, Herald. FOR SALiE!—18 foot Trojan out MONTHLY PAYMENTS AU the above homcg arc priced creditora of aald eatale to exhibit their Die Industrial Job flold, but it - Always Pretty! scratches, etc. MI 8-7287 after 3- CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Colonial, far, far bdow appraisal value. Ex plastered wall*, fireplace, 1% clalme agalnet Ihe eame (o the execu Heating and Plumbing 17 470 Main St., MI 3-5129 son, Thomas CoUa Co., 251 Broad board, complete, two 80 h.p. en 818.79 3 fireplaces, large cabinet kitchen, MANCHESTER—6 room Garrison baths, built-in drawer* upstairs, tor and dlrecle that public notice be should not be forgotten that three TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot Sti, Mancheater. BIAN WANTED r - gasoline sales gines, trailer, plus many extras. ONE FURNISHED room (or rent cellent financing available, (Jolonial, 70x150 lot, with trees given nf thia order by adverllaing In a years ago the atate paid many , 8 COMPLETE 1% Mths, screened porch, swim dining room with china closet, newxpaper havthg a circulation In clearing. Call Frank C. Noble, MI GERARD J. BARONOUSKY, man—sa la ^ plus commission. Op- Good condition. Will sacrifios for Inquire 136 BIssell St.. ming pool, garage, comer lot and split rail fence. 3-car attach breakfast bar and dishwasher, thousands of dollar* (or a oom* Business Oj^portunities 32 portunity to ROOBIB OP FURNITURE J. D. REALTY aald dletrict, and by noetlng a copy 9-6053 Plumbing, InstaUatlon snd repair. esm over 6100 quick action. Call BU 9-1847. 90x178. Shown by a ^ ln tm e n t ed garage with Jalousied breeze- patio. Neap Bucklev School, Ask thereof on Ihe public efipi poet In aald prehenolve analysts of Conneetl- M» 9-6125. week. BU 8-33444. All Of this merchandise Is in our 470 Mato St. BU 8-6129 way. (Jlty utilities-. O d er shin Town of Bolton neareat the place where cul economic problems, commonly ESSO HAS excellent eervlca sta- Executive Trainee warehouse. It ha* never left our Apartments— Flata— Marion E. Robertson, Realtor. BO ing 616,900. Coll Bft 9-6351. 3-5953. gles, aluminum storm* and the deceased laet dwelt known os the Booe-Allcn-Homlf- LAWNS—Cleaned, mowed, trim- PLUMBING AND iieatlag — i Uon portunlties In Manchester- Planned management trainee BIARRIED BIEN wanted to man' ■tore and la fuUy guaranteed. Tenements 63 A. BLAN(JHBSTER—89 Finley St. 6% Certified from Record Bolton area available now. Small large room ranch, (uU cellar. Urge screens, full' cellar, heated rec SIX BULES from Manchester Cen CHARI-EB H. NICHOIRON. Judge. ton report.” ^ med, fertilized, m 8-8648. modeliiy instaUatlanx repatra. program for eoUege and high school age retail stores In fast growing Some to original factory crates and CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Ranch, room, 34 foot living room with ter to this small home with mod AU work guaranteed, m years ex- capital requirement, p^d training graduate. AppIlcanU must: chain, car necessary, retail tX' • SEPTIC TANKS cartons with original factory ATTRACnVB 6 room duplex, 8 rumpus room, 2-car garage, ams; ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made program provided. Phon‘lone Mr large living room with fireplace, site drive, lot 300x200 all land'- fireplace, dining room, a well em interior on the Bolton-Coven- pMenee. 34-hour sarvloe. ChU perlence helpful but nbt neceS' CLEANED and INSTALLED serial mimbera.. bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, formal dlntog room, family sise try . line, neaae phone for fur slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. Earl VahCamp. Ml 9474P. Dorley days JA 74183, nights (1) have outstanding personality scaped. $36,900. BU 8-4605. camneted kitchen,, one-half bath. ssry. For Interview call 527-5560, Beautiful WestinifiouBe Elec. basement and attic, . steam oil kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, Upstairs—8 large bedrooms, mas ther details. John H. I.*appen, Inc., Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, Springfield STate 2-4829. and appearance, • SEWERS Refrigerator heat, copper window screens, op- MI 9-7590. RELIABLE BIAN for muffler and recreation room with' flreptaoe, sue R(X)M^1onlal, pine esc room, ter 13x18, plenty of deep and wide MI 9-5281, BU 8-5219, Btl 9-7445. NOTICE (3)-possess,ability to advance into MACHINE CLEANED Beautiful Bedroom Suite posite Center Park. Available April encioscd breasewoy, attached ga ceramic tath, 18xi28 living room, closets, full ceramic tile bath, K- Radio-TV Repair Services 18 THREE BAY service station, fuU tire installations, some exper Beautiful Living Room Suite . Adults preferred. BU 9-7529. PIANO TUNING. |7. Fifteen years' repairer’s license, large parking executive post. 1 rage, Uuulseaped yard tlxisf. fireplace, family kitchen, formal walk-up attic. Plaster walla. Built DEUGHTFUL 8 bedroom ranch ience. Seymour Auto Stores, 681 Beautiful Dinette Set Blmion E. Robertson. Realtor, BO with attached garage, cabinet experience. Free repair estimates CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, lot, small Investment necâary. Financial potential is excellent Main St. • INSTALLATION THREE R(X)M apartment, b e a t dining room, gopd location, good 1954. Realistically priced at PUBLIC HEARING upon request. CaU Kenneth Robin available all hours. Satisfaction Beautiful "D o Luxe” Range 84961.* value from owner. BU 8-6778. 624,600. Robert Wolverton Agen kitchen with dining area, aasiim- Ideal for 'local mechanic with and many fringe benefits are pro SPECIALIST Instead of W^ttoghouse EHec.' hot wator, electricity, stove, re son, MI 3-1365, guaranteed. Cau 8 0 3-1315. following. ML 8-1477. vided. cy. MI 9-3818. able G.I. mortgage, asking R efrig era ^ If you prefer - frigerator; 345 N. Bialn, second COVENTRY— 5 room ranch, com $9,900 — 5 ROOM home on Hem-' 613.800. The'Elsie Meyer Agency, ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS floor, 688. BU »-522», 94. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, TELEVISION antennas 'and rotor Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum binations, fireplace, large lot, lock St. (half a dutoex). Real BOLTON — 2 bedroom ranch, Realtors, BU 9-5524, BU 3-6930. SERVICE STATION for lease In This I* a iiermanent career Town aaii Couairi BOARD OF DIRECTORS fireplaces, flagstone terraces. systems Installed and repaired perfect Manchester location. This opportunity ' and a Few Other Article* asking 8M,900. Tongren Agency, clean, big yard. T. J. Crockett, 610^900., Aluminum storms, lake BO 8-6821. Work done at reasonable' prices. Serving Manchester and surreund- modem 8-bay station is now doing EVERTnUNO T IR B E RbOMS, 456 Blato St., sec Realtor, MI 8-1577. privliages, excellent condition. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT MI 34796. Ing areas. Modem TV Service, .406 strong gasoline and repaii ' DRAINAfiE GO. THE UNPAID Assumable 4%-% mortgage, Csll pîr bust' Apply ond floor, 658. lU 94229, 9-5. MANCHESTER—4 bedroom boms, FOUR BEDROOM colonial, Bow NOTICE OF Center St., 8H 3-2305. ness. Call M l 9-8029 or\M 84888. QUALITY BALANCE PRICE owner BU 9-9736. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Director*, Town of Blan- STONE MASON—All kinds ot M l M 1 4 3 ONLY 8418.26 TWO ROOM apartment, heat and exeeUsttt clcaet and storage spaos^ era School section, one year old, cheater, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing to the Municipal Build stone, brick, blocks, and fire RADIO-TV REPAIRS,, any mal large emdosed porcli, 3i*r ga attached garage, many other MANCHESTER—New 6 room co PUBLIC SALE ing Hearing Room, 41 Center Street, Mancheater, Connecticut Tues Frsa storag* until wanted. Free hot water; also 3 room apartment rage. 619,700 PhObrtea Agency, lU t places. Call MI 9-3001 evenings. free pickup and deuvaiy on amall Help Wanted^— F m a le • 33 , ROCKVILLE ' daUvery. Fres set up by our own on bus line. BU 94195. desirable features. Must be seen. lonial style (Jape Ood, ftol shed The Town of M*n<4ie*ter will day April 10, 1962 St 8';0O P.M. on propoaed additional appropriaUona . radlM, pbommipiia. Bcura 6 KitehM Cabinait Beechler4mith Realtors, BU -dormer, 1% baths, formal dining conduct a public auction at the as follows:! ANDERSON Interior Decoratlng-r^ rsUatoe men. 8-8952, BU 3-6969. room, one acre hegvily wooded p.m. H A B RaOo'aiid TV. 1 HOUSEKEEPER to live In. Posl HNANCE CORP RfXJKVILLB^- Apartments newly FLORENCE ST.—7 room home to Town of Manchester Police Sta To replace water main In Earl Street .,...... 4,000 Estimates gladly given. Call Ml iisaa. MI 34173. tlon available July 1. Write Box PhcM for appointment decorated, dinette, kitchenette, lot, excellent constniction and 34388. B y ' 8ABIUEL ALBERT excellent conditlan inside and out, tlon, 239 Middle Turnpike Bast on to be financed (rofn unallocnicd funds of the Water Department Capital F, Herald, etatlng references. ' 5 West -Main S t, Rockville, Oonto. SEPTIC TANKS ^droom tile bathroom appU- BOLTON LAKE ’ beautiful setting. Hayes Agency, Improvement Reserve Fund. R a rtf(^ CH 74858 enclosed porch, ons-car garage, BU 8-4803. April 16. 1962 at 10:00 A M, to sell AND ancee, 865 per month. CaU M l priced (or quick sale; 618,900, Phil- items llstefl below to the hi(êst To General Fund Budget 1961-62 as follows: Moving-V-TTncKing— HAIRORESSEUt wanted, full or See It Day.Or Night 8-1869, TR 64480. The dock and raft are Included GARDENS plowed, any size, tt you have no means ot trantpor- brick Ag«icy, MI 9-8464, bidder. > ' General Manager ...... 6 2,408.- 8245 MI Storage 20 part-time. All replies confidential. with this lakefront modem 5 room 10-19 9-5096. Apply Marlow’s Beauty Salon. . NOTICE PLUMED SEWERS tatlOB. I’U send «iy auto for you. ROCKVILLE—One 8% room apart ranch. Full walk-out basement. A. In accordance with the Gen Conlroller ...... P22 ONE SIZE FORBEVINC. No obligati on even if you don’t ment In residential area. Stove, re SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, 1% baths, It’s an ideal year ‘round home. eral Statutes. Section 7-285 aa Election* ...... '...... •'...... 300 MANCHESTER Pookaga OeUvery. family room, modem kitchen with SEALED b id : ALL KINDS of clocks repaired, an SALESGIRLS -Full-tim e or part- TOWN OF ANDOVER buy. frigerator and heat fUTilshed. Owners must move. Asking $16,900. amended to January 1961, the fol Assesaoc ...... (2-34) Light trucking and packiê------deUv ' Mathrse CIm m I bullt-tos, one-car garage, lon e tiques Included, work guaranteed. time, 1-5:30. Ehcperienced ' pre BOARD OF FINANCE For Appointment Or Atmlts only. 690 monthly BO Eve. Ray Holcombe, BU 4-1139, lowing items will he sold: Treasurer ...... 182 CaU after 4 p.m., MI 0-1962. ery. Refrlgeratora, washers .._ and SepUe Tanks, Dry WaOs, Sewar A— L—B—E—R—T— S lot. 619.500. Philbrick Agency, NOTICE stove movUig mecloltyilty. Folding' ferred. Apply in person. Tots ’n OPEN HEARING 4648 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD 9-4824, TR 6-1166. One (1) Diamond Ring iVelfare ...... Teens, 956 Main S t, Manchestsr. Free Estimate Call: Unea. Installetf-ÔaUar Wntor- 8-8464. Sealed bids for the performance One (1) Gold Wedding Band.. Public Works Administration ...... 288 100% CRAb g r a s S” control, ferti chairs for rent Ml 947516-075 The Board ot Finance of the proofing Done. . - OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 WARREN E. HOWLAND BIANfJHESTER—Bell St. 6% room of duties to connection with thf fol These rings'may )>e Inspected at Municipal Building*...... ^...... 1,800 lization, Jiming, grub control. TV>wn o f Ando'9er will-hold a Pub- BISSELL STREET—4 rooms, first , r e a l t o r MANCHESTER Bloving and Truck- Uo Hearing of the proposed 1962-' WATKINS ranch, 4 years old, lazgs lot with lowing. items win be received at the Police Station by contacting Highway ...... 17,120 Proven results. Outstanding group Uig Company. Local arid long dis MI 9-5392— MI 9-1898 floor, 670. BU 9-5329, 64. the office of the-superintendent o f Chief James M. Reardon. to be flnlnced by reducing General Fund appropriations os follow*: discounts,. General Spray, Ml 63 fiscal year budget All thoee In MeKINNEY BROi BARGAIN SHOP .country surroundtofiB. QuaUty 575 B(ato St. Mi 8-1108 9-3606. . tance moving, packing and stor LEGAL John V. Panders THREE ROOM iârtment. Hsat, built. Flaatersd walls, hot water schools, town of Vernon, comer pt B. In accordance with the Gen Claims ...,...... 6 2,405 age. Regular service throughout terested may M>Poar and be heard. SwwMogt Dtspoud C «. $279 Traditional Sofa, foam cuah- School snd Park Streets, Rockville, «ral Statutes. Section 14-150, Garbage Collection and Disposal ...... 2,700 WITH TMI TOW 5235-H Russell E. Galipo stove, refrigerator, Gablee, Up heat, cast Iron radiation, etc. VERNON-4 room ranch, 8 bed IJew atat^ And Florida. IS0-m PcMTl 86.—BO S-8SM Icns, oyster matelasse $198. until April 9, 1962. A t the. times Chapter 246, the following motor Police ...... ^6.000 NOTICE Clerk of ths Board 879 Miq>le Platform Rocker, foam BCato St., BU 94329, 94. $17400. Philbrick Agency. MI rooms, full tile bath, firepUcs, M n4)-R A M A A Demure fashion for a charm MI 8-666 84464. listed ImIow, and thereafter, bids vehicle will be sold; Cemelei'ica ...... : I.OOO ing miss — an easy-to-sew sun- Household Services A jmbllc hearing will be held by aeat, back, print, $49. kitchen cabinets, built-in range, Use a bold flower print (or NEW 3% extra large rooms, heat, plastered walls, basement garage. w ill. be immediately opened and One (1) 1950 (Jhevrolet PIcH'up Engineering ...... 3,000 this pretty young teentimer. Note back dres.oma, 1% baths, targe rec room, MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, .2- available at the office of the auper- 43955. Personnel-Retirement snd Inauranpc Costs...... ■'8,800 at all. Pattern No. 5235-H has tissu e- Zippers repaired. Window Shades Lyons at 8 Pa*, at the Town Office Annex With drawer, fruTtwood 629. excellmf conditioD, $19,500. PhU car garage, city water and sewer, Intepdent of schools. Thia vehicle may be inspected at made to. measure; sUl sized Vene In soRt Town o f Coventry on the LAWN. - 814.95 (8) BUple mates chairs, Bond Mnluritles and Interest ...... 3,100 No. 8245 with Patt-O-Rama is In sizes 2, 3, and 4 Incl.; hot-iron movers. SEVEN RQOM diqêx, oil furnace, brick Agency, MI 8 6464. on bus line. Asking 613,800. Top- ITie board of education reserves any time In the yard at the Police Tax Refunds , ...... 1,000- transfer; color chart; directions. tian blinds. Keys made while you fOUoevlng application for a change each 19.86. • electric stove, convenient loca- gran Agency, BU 8-(U21. tba right to reject any and all bids, Station. sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Bust SO 8126 86x4r’ 81 FERTILIZESS obc drawers,/888.50. BEAUTIFULLY landscape ranch, All bids will be subject to the ec 4Ji yards of 85-lnch-, Anne Cabot, Manchester Evening ion Zone. A 6. BU 8-7042. stone and frame cape, carport and the town of Vernon. oqttonce o f the auctioneer. property |e bounded worth W anted 814.86, PoiUbed Brass BOgaztoe one-half acre lot. Has large assum 8 bedrooms, 1% baths. bMted rec 880,208 Herald, 1150 AVE. OF AMER 1. BqtUad Gas — 9:00 a.m., Buoeeesful bidders ore to make To order, send 85c In coins to: SAM'S UFBOLSnatY - RMIrad P A n m N Q erly -by Route 81, Basterly end UiM, Gross Sm W. ite. Rack 8746' NEW FOUR room apartment ' able mortgage. Full price 616,900. reation room or office, screened By Increasing th* revenue Item State of Sue Burnett, Manchester Evening ICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. V. from the shop. Ouj taks car* at Good clean worioaimahtp at ifs - Man To Work In Aufombflva breesewav, 3-car garage. Many payment at the tlms of Sole. The Connecticut Asalatance—Welfare reimbursement ...... 8 8,000 Southerly by property of .Tioga WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. . Birch St., first floor, beat, staves Call the Sniswortti Mitten Agency, 2. Fêl- fall schools) 9:80 motor vehicle ia to be removed Harold, 1159 AVE. OF AMERICAS For IstVcIkss mailing add 10c for aU your upbolststiM oesds at aooabla rates. 60 yeart la Mun- Compitt* Um At parking, nice baekirard. AvailaMe Realtors. BU 84810 or BU 84624 extras. Near schools, shopping, chastei. Rayiaood Flaka. BU Mills e M Weeterly )>y Woods Lane. ns BfAIN STREET , a-m.. B8T, within 24 hours after the time of NEW YORK 86, N.T. each pattern. Print Name, Ad grsai savings. Cau CB 3-387*. . Said property oonsista of ap Machine Shop and Store April 18. BU 9-4664 after 6 p.m. A s l ^ only 633,900. BU 9-5762. 836408 For let-class mailing add lOc (or dress with zone and Pattern Num 9438T. THXSB-PIBCE Jamestown suite, ST. JAMBS PAR ISH - (Justom 6 8, Summsr jnatotonanee th* sole. RADIO-TV REPAIRS SU proximately 9 ecrea. ALL BENEFITS (pointing)—10:00 a.m., BST. Town of Monohester, ROBERT W. GORDON, Becretoqr each pattern. Print Name, Address ber. EXTESRIOR-IKnDRIOR pointing. Xiated this 2nd day o f April 1963. RED and WHITE ■nriftoe; S cu. ft. Kotpotot used THREE 1UX)M ivartmant, stove, room ranch, large Utehen, . co SAVE TDIE — On display, mors sriith Zone, Style No. and Size. Send 50c for the New, Blg-Slze Coro, pbonograpb^ ohaagoia. S months; chrome Mtchen' ' reftigotator, all utUltlee furnish lonial atmosphere, near bus, atiop' titan 160 pictures with prices of Raymond E. Romsdall Conneotieut Board of Director* Gh»€MLjseoadmIcaL OuaraBtastf 96 deoonUing, ceilings, waUpoMr- US.DsBIars Ready tor you now—spring an1 '62 Album -filled with lovely deed, one bloat from Mato. MI p ^ . only Oartton W. liomaa to Manchester and 'vicinity. BupertotoBdent o f Bebooi* Richard Mortto, Monohaeter, ConneeUeut days, nmcoa teg strvloe (ot 30 ing, floor o t u i o o g and reflnlstiBg. Chslnnsa Plumiiiff STAND Apply SCHIEDEL BROS. w L j tad coBdtWoti. Fiwaa MX lipwa of Vaeaoa a m m o r -'61 issue of our pattern Bigna, a. needlework otltch oection 84814. aS& bm . MX 84188, Oartton W. Hutchins, Ml 84183. OanMBl lia w iM Dtoad At MABtoaeter, OeBiiaetlaat, thto 8Ad day of Apefl. 2MB n o w U t S ^ . M tot< oB m too rtnmniliiinn CKNliBB 81 . sad FBOOTOR pn>i BEAHOaflepB boot SBOId EtMrtnn. Send SOo. and fTM potteniA maoa. M a ysrtiB% Bd MTM. Siosn eC O&roatxj ■ ^ . i a

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V if- ■-^'îS(aSi•’ 1 I--.-î^[ft^•Two •■ T ip jR S ]-DAY, APRIL 5, 196S |H{mirI|[»Btn 1Et»nihg l$rrallk AYWege 0 $ % Net Prhag Ran • {» ■ ■ '-■u i i ■ ■■ For tte Week Badrt Tht Waather ' . MarohAL lSSa Feeaeast ot V . Weather . 1-—S.... Bampa Aliout Town 1 3 ,5 5 9 Cloudy mlM tooight. Lew 40 to ' The Zipeer Club will hold a card 46. Saturday oecaafonal light raia. NOT party Saturday, April 7 at S d’cleck FARM teS*y*aughtere of leabcl- HERE IS CHICKEN as you like iL Note the pink-white firmness that :OETREADS' la, at ita aeml-annual, mcetlnR a t promises fresh, delicate flavor!,,Note the plump meatiness. These pam 824 SmaU Units U.S., Reds End the Hotel Bond in Hartford Sun pered young birds have been carefully fed, well fed for juicy, tender eating. StaieNews day. Oth'ere' from St.- MaPRarat'a CSrcIe who attended the atatc Note the price. How could anything so good be so reasonable! Travel Dispute, meeUnR were Mre. Jamea Lemon; n vice regent; Mlai Anna LaGace and Mr*, ^ m u n d Kelly, past reRente.' Tensioii Holds Two Mancheater MaHnea recent- Your Best Buy in Br^lrfield 8 ckbol By CAIUU R. HARTMAN ly x^pleted recruit training at the Mlarlne Corps Recnilt Etepot, RERUN (AP)—One dia- 6.70XW Bl»rk TUUKLCtt lire|KAtiti« ''Cases put« between United States Tiib^ T>'P^. PIu* ^ Parris Island. S.C. TTiey are Ma- a t 5 8 , 0 0 0 RMiAppahlp Tire ONLY .rine Pvts. Gilbert W. Dupimt. apn. Luoked to WaW and Russia has been settled. Off Your Car $2.00 of Mr. and Mre. George F.« Dupont, As a result, the U.S. liaison 117 Ridge St., and Leon P. Wal mission in East Germany and MORE lace. son of Mr.', and Mrs. John.E. By e b e O b c w t m a n '^whlch have been tot eRdi- CHICAGO (A P )— Madicai Wallace, 79 Foster St. InaUon. the Soviet miseion at U.S. Plump to^ 3% lb. roast, WASHINGTON (AP) — A new Army. rencgsnlMHw invMîgfiton uanad contami Tê Army ia planning to dis nated whtar from a w dl today headquarters in West Ger fry or broil them. (Freezer or plan, announced Wednaeday. con many may once again move The SO-SO Club of St. MarY'* large family special buy in band about 824 small uoita all templates r<$i,iiindna.;niaB «t the •s .tbo probable, causa of «n Elplscopal ChurchNwlil meet Fri four Chiard and anmJBeswrve di- about without restriction. day at 7 p.m, in Neill Hal! for a lots of 4 for 36Vic lb.) around the nation in paring tic of infecUous h f^ ti- Ike agreement Thursday be Precautions pibUuck. The Rev. and ,Mra. Paul its Reserve-Guard strength by vlatona Into algltt flm&ribelwdeo , 0t TfmbmpA 4,006 oMs eaeh/ . iioa|d!icld,Op>BMin th< tween U.8. Geo..Bruce CClarke Bartxmr will ahow alldea and talk 68,000 men, infonned eourcea Sinmdrtiag units. kuiBiiiiiMir «4 :19iKI. > ' and Soviet Marshal Ivan S- Konev w 5J*^nof. about their 30 .vaara of living with said today. TtHf GsOi niilatftlf»-is arvtnnNmitoed liver eased the atmosphere somewhat O nPossible the American Indian in South Da These are unlts--aome'ai small a ready Aittielh^ *hc la ta e CKaun W Vhk& the hut brought no rijpiUloant change v * g V E » kota and their work ta Christian as . two-man ■ detachments—which ilHlsienei fieir. ihCul^. and two —. or even hope of Immediate *4ftfy bducatlon there. the Army feels It no longer needs. armored-wtikh would The taiveetigiiton said M eases change—In the general teneien They repment about 1$ per cent larged from their peaoant or the infection anperent hanging over West BerUn. Infiltration C. Elmore Watkln.* of Watkins ef the 8,800 leaser outfits main ot about 8,000 men to pedum U,-. eteeamad A«w a ’wiHl driOOd ih Clarke, the U.S. Army com Bros. Inc., .Manchester, will serve tained by the Guard and Reeefve. 000 each, m th the tvlgidaii, tMeae 19$r to supply w ater .goadee mander in Europe, and Konev, the By ia>WIN B. HAAKINSON ttnoe thnuga ate eC Zhe Ctonsoli- Soviet commander tai East Ger ’.'i/iV . a* a Judge of a "Jurying of Room 1h« > Army is getUng ready to dhietons would bpmlt ap-~flM IS WASHINGTON . (AP)— NO MONEY DOWN Proflles," arranged-by students of Start 4Uii' exhaustive atudy aimed regular Andy dhriakau. . ' dated PnhBe geImM to Bmekfleld. many, met In Itoadam, Bast Ger ROAD HAZARD the University of Connecticut’s in in eddittM to/tke.|$ CewiSdat- many, to settls^the dispute that Two Am y generals testified Ihiy M U*am M $f.25 par irMk •UARANTEt at .spread^, the cutback evenly Tha -detatls were dtodM>md as 1 5 lyiONTH terior design program at a con «veir the nation. the Army sent. TIiitoiseLietary developed after Beat German po today that all U.S. aoldierg rilE K INSTALLATION! ference at the UConn Student ' The etudy, which. miw h»*Yln- Stephen AHaa bafM rkB aata aubi. lice shot up a U.S- mission ear. and officers now undergo spe Union Monday. The two commanders agreed 4she«iBdia^ .-cg4er.’-..«gidemi.. inautflelent because the Russian chief ot staff, said "Uie aoldlcrt through Thursday at th# Univsr- none of the manpower reduction ef such divtateoB wholly wtUdn tdi eeetteiL^436»lietie^. Stats New Travel Camfert alty of Connecticut. The group would on»e out -of eight Guard did not guarantee the artety rt are not being trained to-hlKoms fill ucuft, wui in front or will hear speakers ftora b o ^ In and Reeerva Infantry divlslona tha U.S. miasion members. , prisoners of war, but rathu: wMB roar atatf for cuiMonad com dustry and government, agencies Yes, we buy only e« vaga M m) teetindUeable The American commander or their behavior should be if they fort on loni tripi. discuss preventing. liamTt Bi dered a military escort to shadow unfortunately become prismers." chickens from the fin >— ...... — ...... lik! 'Realth t Servlee, WtiBHa*. D. Tan Krause, 87 Walnut St.> QUALITY PICKLES ConnecUcut ■will proceed- Immedi For Torrmgtecause of the aure htmters who sailed frefn or cut up at the same PINEHURST found also to hfvolvs liquor dr lUnesi^ Strikes delicacy ef the ’ Berlin oimfer- was that the ,U.S.-Soviet talks, BBOBBT' a rm y k il l s 26 I g>’ cla.ss at Wentworth Institute, the state. rlngton’s mayor reported today speeding. probing the poseiMUty of A Berlin Pompano Beach, Fla. j Boston, Mass. Heinz Sweet He said such markings, indicat enCto. He- went Into no - dMall ALGIERS (Ap)—>A new wave low price .. . and if you that a municipal, study-.^ducted A defeotivs gas pedal linkage agreement, should be oontlnued. The Coast Guard at Miami is Cucumber Slices ing the types of chemioale carried, about what hawe had appeitred The talks actually bwmn last Sep of terrorism struck Oran aad want lots of 4, for the CHUCK GROUND would « h ^ the relative danger of by a New York management con rod ,wae to blame in the only ac Frankfurter of encouraging in recent days. sued an alert Thursday night for Alifers today. Twenty persone A. James Adams of Coventry 2 15 oz. jars 39c cident that was attributed to de For mis thing, however, the So tember when Rusk end Gromyko vessels to report any sighting of will be a panellet at a.discuaaion, extra large family or or. chemicals wipi toxicity, flamma- sultant arm has produced a blue met a t the United Nations. They d irt In attacks that police blUly and reacUvlty. print for saving at lepet $250,000 fective -equipment - viets have held oft haTatolng mill- the motorboat Pieces, overdue at blamed on the Secret Army 'Or- I "Opportunities of Interior De for your freezer,buy 3 in I blend of Beef, Pork, were. Continued during the winter Jamaica on a treasure hunting Women's sign." presented by students of New Heinz The report said that the 6re annually In the dty'a (^leratlng Supreme G)Urt toty fhshts in the rtr corridors in discussions held by Thompson ■Wiltation OAS of European aet- them at only SGVaC lb. Veal. started. within the chemicals on costs. Extended Foreca$t to Berlin for a week now. Reetric- cruise ot seven akin divers, tlers campaigning to block inde Interior design at the Student Un Kosher Dill Chips the truck which was parked by Mayor J. Erie Chadwick said the tiona clamped cn movements of aad Gromyko in Moscow^ Coast Guard search and rescue ion Building, University of - Con WINDSOR LOCKS (AP)~TIm WASHmOTON (AP) — Justids pendence for Algeria. Fourteen lg.,25 oz. jar 29c tha Van Taesel -warehouse. The Ogure represents six per cent of mUltary-liatson teams on either Mreotts—11 Moslems and S necticut, Mraday from 2 to 3 p.m. five-day forecast tot Oomumtieut Felix Frankfurter, at 79 th« old (OMtoined on Page Ntaetean) (Coattoaed on Page Three) In the United Nation* room. In Chuck or 3 in 1 special in lots of 3 lbs. or over fire produced a mammoth explo the taxpayers' rtiare of the cur for Saturday through Wedneeday, side ot the Berlin wall have been Europeane—were slain In AL sion -which. Major Shaw said, rent annual budget of more than est man on the Supreme Court lifted. giers, the oapital. Five others, terior design students will meet ' lb. 75c. $4 million. April 11: Seamless with members of the Connecticut "could have happened anywhere Temperaturae fre expected to bench, is iii a Washington hoepl- TB a question whether he ex- ^ four of them Moslenw, were In ConneotlwiL" Chadwick, a Republican, broke **L*^ g *^^ ^ MLilfiah,— pacts to and nut m Moscow Just-Jmt- F l V e H o i l S e C o m m it lf iP M ..wounded. Six Moslems perished Chapter of:- the American Inati’ avenge 2 to 6 degrees above nor- • KJVUAumtiiKKB Major Shaw said there waa a 24-year atring. of Denaoeratic Frankfurter was token tolhm*how encouraging V.-- the news may under two attacks staged In j tute' of Interior Designers. Lunch vietonee in Torrington when he George Washington University eon will be served In the Com PINEHURST faulty loading of the packaged (Oeattaned oa Page Fear) be; Thompton smUed and replied: Oran, In the west. Five of them mons. c. Elmore Watkins wlU chemicals at the plant In Bent, was elected last OctdMr. ' Hospital by ambulance Thursday "Wejl, I would hope eo-" were shot to death In a oar, then A majoi; plank In Ms campaign night. Frankfurter's secretory, Hf was asked hliether hs thinks the car was set on fire. serve as a Judge In the Jurying N.Y. ‘nue, plus the problems of platform pcomlaed an all-out effort Nylon Of room profiles in the ballroom . fricUcm, heat and shock encoun Mre. Elsie L. Dougtoe, said th* there i* reason for optimiam. Streaifilmed Transport HAMBURGER to bring economy to city opere- justice waa doing fine. The hoepl- "I don't know that 1 would like CENTAUR SHOT DELAYED j of the Student Union. Usually 89c lb. Special tered in the 600-mlle trip aggra Uons. vated. the situation and produesd tol desertbed his condition as to characterize it," the ambaaea- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. this week 49c lb.; 10 lb. lots One of Chadwick's first official ‘vsry satisfaetbry" and said he dor said. " I think I'd better leave j The Manchester Gilbert and 48c 1!^. the wqiloslon. acta ^ e r taking office on Nov. 6 News Tidbits (AP)—Weather today forced at A t present, Major Shaw said, was resting comfortobly. Frank it at that.’’- Fiaces Huge Roadblock least a 24-hour delay bi the at I Sullivan Workshop will rehearse ® ■ was to engage the New York man from the AP Wires furter le under tha care of Dr. He had nothing to say about his Stockings F a ir I for "Princess Ids" tonight at 7;80 the only markings are: dangerous, agement consultant firm (Boos, tempt to launch the first Cen Saiambele. explosivas and poison George A. Kclser Jr. and ia to talks with the Ih'esident.' taur high-energy rocket. Heavy In Cooper Hall, South Methodist Alien A Hamilton) to conduct i undergo a series of testa. WASHINGTON (AP)—Presidcnt^called for quick action on thl* Church. Pinehurst easy to slice lean,CHEF CUT of top ous gas. Beyond Uiat, he said, a rt $17,000 survey of muidelpal opera- 'President Kennedy's proposal to Kennetty. was expseted to sm. cloud cover and high winds in The justice waa working in his ihaalMI to Thompson, who may Kennedy's- plane to rireemllhe Mil next month, eo the House may the Cape Canaveral area were round for oven roasting is becoming even more depsrtn\ents and others have little levy new tax en pleasure boeta at- office at tha Supreme Court build- traneportotlon on land, sea and consider it early in June. I The Polish National Catholic indication as to potentially dan- tacRed by head of Conneetlcut hen have Ojmrtunity to present responsible for the delay. Of popular than the eye of the round. (Oentianed on Rage lhree)» ing when he was token ill. After tha view to -Premier Khrushchev, air are likely to run Into a slew Kennedy's recommendation for Limit 2 Pairs To a Customer. Church will hear Easter confes Boat Owners Association, Asa medical aid there, he waa niahed detour. ficials desire Ideal weather con F. Lombard of Milford, who calls that the United States is deeply repeal of the 10 per cent tax on dition* for -the initial flight, sions for young people Saturday to tbq hoepitol. The Mf roadblock is time. surface trenaportotlon-tickets, end at 11 a.m. Private confeaelona will proposal "dtocitmlaatory taxatloa" interested in .finding a solution to which Is Intended to follow a Mrs. DoiMtee said the justice the Berlin problem that reepecto The proposals, submitted Thurs reducing the rate to 8 per cent be heard Sunday at 8 a.m. and «m- .Ham over Applesauce ' ...Benny Kid Paret 29, welter- bad not atiffsred a neart attack, day In a TO.OOO^word message to brief 16-mlnute trajeotory to eral confesslona at 8:30 a.m. rm s WEEK WE FEATURE THIS wMght iKMcer who died Tliasday basic Western intereeto. check out rocket systems. aftei' 10 days In corns. wOl he bur. He was treated at the hospital In The heart of the matter as the Congress, contained far-reaching (OenUnurt on Page Ten) ' •' 19M tor a heart dteturbance. Kennrty edmlnietratlon leaders suggeriions requiring preliminary Crafts arid paintings, bj- Man-' lad Sam day In Our Lady Of Mercy Sources close to the family said action by five House committees JOBLEA8 TOTAL DIPS TENDER CHEF CUT AT 1.09 POUND Catholic Cemetery a t Miami, Fla. see It Ik that the Soviet govern WASHINGTON (AP) — Un i t*eiter High School students, that the Justice dras in good condition ment must aeqept tbp presence of before they can come to a vote ; were key and place winners In the Astronaut Denies ...Kenya leaders ih London sign and able to converse with those In the House. employ inent deolinrt by 181,0M • SAVE 20c POUND! - PINEHURST outline agreement with Britain the Western powers in 'West Ber Senators Back In Msireh to 4A6t,000 Secretary I Greater Hartford Scholastic art around him. lin and their righto of unhindered Rsp..Oren Harris, D-Ark., chair contest will be displayed at the iaieaded to poah Keays toward There was no indication how man of the House Interstate Com of Labor Arthur J.'Goldberg said GE12 Pound EVERYDAY slatoliood, expected next year. ------—------~ ~ 7 —------— today. Employment hit a March Lutz Junior Museum, 126 .Cedar long he would he absent from the merce Committee, said there was $100 M illion in St., for the moijth of April. Botfom Rounds, any size, and LO W PRICES ^•Food Needed Empire State- Building station court. a possibility his commlttos may re<»rd of 66,816,000, an increase ery all-night beacon will be turned Frankfurter was named to the Rome Paper Sayg act this year on the proposal deal of 627,000 from .February he off next Monday-runtU June l— said. The seasonally, adjusted un VeUrans of World War I of the Whole Shbulday Clods will be ...... ,99c lb. high tribunal in 1919 by ZTeeldent ing with rate reductions.' tJN Financing employment rate declined far USA and ladles euxiUari'ce, De TENDER Hood's Milk By FRîlK GABBT dbital Jaunt, everything was nor- to av«U coafuslag mlgHtoty birds Fnuiklin D. Rooaetrelt. , Burton Jiisf Decoy, But by no stretch of the imeg- AUTOMATIC WASHtNOTON (AP) - Aatxo- ...Longahorehum Archie Brown With Frankfurter, in the hoepl- Inatlon could you get it ail this ther to 6A per. cent of the work.a partment of ConnecUcut, will have gal. 74c mal. Including Me heart—at jeaet naut John H. Olenn Jr. came out convicted of vioUttoa ef toe Ian*. By ERNEST B. VAOCARO force compared with 8.6 p e r ' a council of admintstratlon meet FRESH ■o far aa aD avaliaUe tests could tol, the aJne-man Supreme Court Liz' Wmitis Director year,” he added. WASHINGTON (AP) -r Tha cent In February. Goldberg gave ing Sunday a t 2 p.m. at the GAR If you’re looking for something delidouslv dif A low price for • Btrohg today for. ham aandwtehes diow. draas-Sritoto Act. Which forMda la down to'sevan. Last week Jus Communists from holding union In general, Harris said, he Senate ha* given lopsided approv the figures' at the opening ses- Hall, Rockîlle. All membeih of CALIFORNIA ferent ... trj^ Pinehurst TENDERCURE CORNED .Quality Milk for future drbitingjâcemsn. The only detectable injury he tice Chsrtes E. Whittaker, 61, re ' ROME (AP) — A Rome news- thought the President's plan waa al- to Frealdent Ksnnedy’s plea ’don of a two-day conference for barracks and auxiliariea m In He aald his own estoerience in suffered was a couple of skinned ofllces...New York State’s high- signed from court en the advice "a forthright, bold approach to editors and reporters in the eco BEEE^. . V corned in our own vats . . . not waste dicated there*# ho need of reatrlct- ir t ODurt refutes to hear a p p ^ r a haa rearranged the casting for authority to extend $100 mil W ASHEr vited. . . . p«fect cure. • knuckles when he “Mm" toe es of doctors. > Eddie PIsherrEUzabeth Tay tha probleme that are recognised lion in aid to the financially trou nomic and labor relations field, r Now Sbiirfina ing spacemen, as he was, to tube- cape hatch of his n a c a mmeala by Beverly Aadlund, protegS' of President Kennedy named By lor bust w. to exist." bled United Nations . ASPARAGUS 'ted foods like anpicssucc. on toe deck of toe OMtroyer Noa late E m l nyna. on her entt to ron R. White, deinity attorney Rep. John B. Bennett of Mlchi-- MARY KEEPS BED Pure Vegetable Glenn m ade. nu sandwich., sug- oellect gs mUltoa from actor’s ee- Actor Richard Burton, Miss Through a long liqtistotlve day that had retrieved toe spacecraft i;eneral, to take his plaec. But Teylor'a eo-stor in the movie fan, top Republican mi Harris’ Thursday a coalition of Democrats LONDON (AP) — The Wife of LUIGI IMPORTED ITALIAN Shortening, geattona as the .National Aero from toe sea. tote for alleged. damages from Vhlte'a nomination has not yet committee, said he saw no pros nautics and Space Administration "Cleopatm" and her constant and Republicans beat back effort* Ghana’s minister of Industry lEHER HOMES 3 lbs. 75c Glenn himself reported that "'eomiptlon sind debauchery." been confirmed by the Senate. companion of late, is just a "use- pect for action of any kind this to limit the Preildent's authority. MlUiely clung to her $8,400 gold- ^ . PEELED TOMATOES .;. .Ig. can, Special 29c presented detailed reports on his "probaMy toe most solid joK of Robot Hill, labor secretary of year. Bennett said he favored TV SERVICE triple orbit of the e s ^ to an in- ^ful Mlpt”- 4 decoy—in the affair, What emerged for consideration plated bed today despito her so toe whole trip" waa when his Natkmal AsaoMatton for Advance the newqmper. Telasera aaM. some of th.e President's proposals, by the Houxe was a compromise cialist husband’s command to MI 9-S90# and TB 8-4444 tematkiBat gathering of more capsule swung agatoet toe star ment of-. Colored People at New aq>ectolly those for cutting travel 106% SatUfactlaa . Shurfine Flour than 1,000 sdentlsts. A few from Contractor FUm .Ua,is.really In love With her measure much to the admlnlatra- send It back to the store. "It's GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ...... 5 lb. bag 49c board Bldo of the Noa w6no H was aorfc, says Kennedy admintstra- direefor, Joesph. Menkiewie*; and taxes and for putting* ratea on a tion's liking. Passed 70 to 22, it still liere," Mrs. 5Iary Ednsei Onaranteed •5 lbs. 39c Communist-Moe countries attend being boleted-aboard by a lifeboat tkm's Sgreem'enta with leadlsg de more competitive basis. ed. . - he ia "crasy about" her, the. pa would permit Kennedy to either said In an Interview at her Wggtog- fense contractors to open up-Jobs Blank Tax Form per claimed. Skit, be minted out, Oongreas lend the United Nations the money apartment. "No one can force : The space agency said examin- •Glenn tost five' ounces during to Negroes have "resaKed la nrera Save $1.00 on 2-Pound Cans Ready To Eat Shurfine Net so, said ManUewics, an old hopes to adjourn Igte In July or o n . his own terms or buy U.N. Mary to do what she hot want to NO MONEY DOWN GOLDEN atioa- oT^lhe reootna of tbs' Ma fligbt and in the four hours after pttoitotty.Zhan pe«gf«M’*...Police WICHITA, Ken, LAP) — A hand at rerasthig. The director, early August and It has many bonds' bearing 2 per cent Interest, do. You can take horse to water, FROZEN SHRIMP...... SPECIAL $4.90 CAN Evaporated Milk rine lieutenant colonel's , -flight landing. But his doctors taporied at Hariings mt Hudaon, N.T„ are Wichita oontcaetor.has filed d N, stuck his h a ^ e in hia chsek other major matters , to consider. repayable over 28 years. but, ha, .Mary no horse.’f Mrs. DeliviredItt^^led FINE SELECTION showed thiri it was "an Imquali- that .tola was only s U g ^ more toveetii^ting .myatericus death of blapk income tax f make a film tor the first time qf Ida complex program 4 o . be have.agreed to buy more than $82 MIDDLETOWN (AP) —Jata MANCHESTER o R u s tc r a f t BLOCK CHUCK POT ROAST...... lb. 49c vioMly been dlsrliieed by the wbna'ersitiag to be pioM ptoee.in speetrt parliaaen- said he typed. Jils sinee *h* bscaffi* Princes* Grace Ice B,ox Cookies 37e spaesi^ agency-HUid nothing new acted on in the House. million worth. ' J. Pomfret announced today kis: GOODYEAR Olenn raitem M tort toe w3jrti| toUon . 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