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V if- ■-^'^iS(aSi•’ 1 I--.-^i^[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 $2.00 of Mr. and Mre. George F.« Dupont, As a result, the U.S. liaison 117 Ridge St., and Leon P. Wal­ mission in East Germany and MORE lace. son of Mr.', and Mrs. John.E. By e b e O b c w t m a n '^whlch have been tot eRdi- CHICAGO (A P )— Madicai Wallace, 79 Foster St. InaUon. the Soviet miseion at U.S. Plump to^ 3% lb. roast, WASHINGTON (AP) — A new Army. rencgsnlMHw invM^igfiton uanad contami­ T^e Army ia planning to dis­ nated whtar from a w dl today headquarters in West Ger­ fry or broil them. (Freezer or plan, announced Wednaeday. con­ many may once again move The SO-SO Club of St. MarY'* large family special buy in band about 824 small uoita all templates r<$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 FR^ilK 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, Rock^ille. All membeih of CALIFORNIA ferent ... trj^ Pinehurst TENDERCURE CORNED .Quality Milk for future drbitingj^acemsn. 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 $82 MIDDLETOWN (AP) —Jata MANCHESTER o R u s tc r a f t BLOCK CHUCK POT ROAST...... lb. 49c vioMly been dlsrliieed by the wbna'ersitiag to be pioM ptoee.in speetrt parliaaen- said he typed. Jils sinee *h* bscaffi* Princes* Grace Ice B,ox Cookies 37e spaesi^ agency-HUid nothing new acted on in the House. million worth. ' J. Pomfret announced today kis: GOODYEAR Olenn raitem M tort toe w3jrti| toUon . J>eipltc moman- name, addroea. Social . Bpeority of Menace.. Democratic, leaders were consid­ A ringing declaration by Senate reslgaatlon as Middletown police ., of a major nature. - >n e-0««5 OPEN XOMOHT- BBeas of o rttta p ^ ^ i^ a p o ^ faUure on hi$ Utoet number and occupation cjn IRe . Her, return to' movledom rwre- ering incorporating at least some Rfpublican. leader Everett. M. chief, effective Msy'l. Hie .letter. . MI 9-9828 TUX 9 P.M. DEWEY*AIGHNAII .M\ anyone had doubts about ei^etlwl , KlS pilot Naif A]tostrong form but did not in fa rtiy senU a eballtoCe to ' Miss Tay­ of these Into Mil extending-Ko­ Jtealto they now have the a Dtrksen ef IlUnnU'- tbat "I have of reeigBatlon to Majror John ^ SERVICE STORE STAITONEM SINCE 1961 PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. — 302 MAIN, CORNER MAIN AND TURNPIKE .tort he evat. are ee toiei ae iey ik rt. fignrea. Ha said toat^JT- tha lor's posUkm (i* "first world star" rean wartime, excite toxes, which not lost my toitb in, John Fitz­ Both srtd Pomfret plaimed $0 $fo weril ef the m c e agehcy*h fop be coidd httag cb TtT Mala BL M . M D-TMD aarrice RMartned iriliiJHa tax - ABC asserted, and therafore MIse lacking congressional action would gerald Kennedy" Mghllghted the Into private hniinesw la f lw lie. .gsijpia tfaai-t tguraai tbaforai eoitotbetmtd Tgglor deeldrt on tha dlvarco to on ...... - during and after Us er- expire, on July 1. The Ways He has been poBee oUet More, agRlnst him to isrlniiiial aetlon. stir up piwie tatorast a ^ itsaaO Oommlttee’a timstoMs .(OaaOiaed or IjAgo ZMVteeiil JoaolNO. . V '.’V I i ■M ' -f ’ ■ iMANCJlESTER EVENljilG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, PRtDAY. APRIL 6, 1962 I ! ...... — ...... ■ " ...... :------:------. . _ ' MANCHESTER EYl !9g A^PRIL 1962 mum . cards by Mrs. Ic ir y Mul- i c k • * r . i n t h e ianey.' custodian a t Osrtec Chevrolet Co. aervsd as stato chairman o< tha Mfloant rsUglous motion picture of Members of the soclaty havifig Inc., 1289 Main St, trid poliM that RtickviUe-Vernon erty had boon sold to bn iadasM al Cuba ArrestG Otttatandlng TouUg Farmer Pro­ thb last 85 yearn . . . an appealing deroloper. Anaconda said «tt- vriU \ i €ui» Offered >s material for the April M auction about 880f*waa missing from a cash gram andl rodllved a merit award drami^ o f an unusual roUidoua ex­ §tudy to Save 'N e w s ' are urgechto have their material in lease back part o f ths sptoe fo t Its box and doks maridne. Tho'break fo r hia work. perience'' <■ curtailed Turrlngton opsrattona. M M IC H ^ ER the hands of the auctioneer not 7 U.S. Citizen^ tod theft occurred sometime last Ho Is a Boston University grad­ . The public la invited. A free of­ Bl^LOpiS JU^DCtX Iqter than the -April 10 meeting. Cantor Named $250,000 Year Chadwick, to bis report, asld he J«^Y( ^- \ [■•■'. ■■ ■ M ■»*■.»■• night and entrance was gained uate and sarved aa pubUo informa­ fering wiU be taksh. baa taken stop# to launch a hard- H.S. Commeme on Sale DEFENSIVE SUE , through a window on the east side tion officbr with the Air Force af­ nah aari Game Otab to Meet » IT =<5tnteiM}0 fAlP^—toterciii m»y Commems now on sale at the nCLTA SUUW DIDDEE driving campaign to attraet asw } bi th« beet medldne for low book W E CATf.R r o On Sea Search o< the buSdlng, police reported.' Chief Deputy ter Ms graduation. He la a mam- The Rockville Fish and Game businswf to tha area. Philatelic Ajgency, Washington, a y A lfred EhetowMO bar of tbo board of tniatoes of the Ck8> wilt oomhict its regular For Torrington I p ^ .tn peroom who load IimlcUvc D. C., include; James Thibtdaan, owner o f the . If. wa aiwaya got w l^ .wo f a m i u e s Thibidcau Atlantic Service Sta- Vernon Center. Congregational monthly meeting a t the clubhouse LUMBER! ! UVM,' o otudy-indicated today. -* -’ ...... 1900 (Oeehinmd f t ^ P a g , 9ns) 1 Cv. Hluu Kraue and Sonya w^b* aarvod,' moat o f ua umuld Wind-up Uon at 481 W. Center St., at 7 Church. off Mile n il Rd. Monday at 8 pm. (Oonttnued from Fag# Om ) Maaaryk ;(8c). Credo, B. Fnmk- (B yP aw lu k Ha ia married and the father o f f L*r.-HJS.G, both of Ne\VvTork City, with a pain In tha iwek. Fortu- ir r headqunrten said that skipper am, today reported a break at Seeond Oflenae INC. Un. Water Conservation. Pony Bx- throe dtOdron. The fam ily Uvea on Harry B. Roaaignol Jr., 29, of ttons—aiMl at no oost to tha olty. . Public Records ^ announced thia conetualon in the press. Employ HamHcapped, Cre- natoly I m- prholasala biddars, w « ■ T Gordon S. Patton^and his Ms station. An estimated *10 was Kelyl^ Cantor of V«nan A-va. * current archivee of environmantal normaUy would cnilso betwosn taken from a cash..jregi||ter wMcn Bancroft Rd., RoritvUle. - Charest T railer Park, Vernon, was He persuaded TorringCon’a 30 :do^ B.- Key, United States-Japan, llv#: 4i a marelfnt wortd. Vetnem, was named Chief deputy arrsated Tusaday by Constable ‘ health. RobA-l A, Taft. Paderewski (8c), Ttfflpffns Food OEUO m VTTL eastern Cuba (Oriente Province) was open, he said. Ani unlocked ‘Frotlos’ Opens Tonight largest taxpayers, Inoludbig' Indus­ Wairantoa Dead aberiff for Tolland County--..by "Doughboy FrbUcs," a variety Edwin'R. Carlaaqlawl was charged ' 'Xlielr fUidlnga are baaed on' a Boys' Clubs, First Automated P,* There was no need for North CearfBiw iy SRiVRdl a t m o Sp h r ib e and tbs Dominican Republic on' a window on tlto weet side o f the High Sheriff Nicholas Pawluk tries, commercial businemee and Tonturiak to Raoiolo * Mudy-Of S3 paychoanalysia, a high- to jiinsp to six notnunp- Ha had 'voyage In their 4B-foo{ boat to buUding is briieved to be the en­ ahow produced by members o f the With driving under 'Ueenoe sus­ Faganl and Benny Mbntatvu, prop­ ■i O., Mannerhetm, Mannerhelm 18c)', yesterday. Cantor flUa ' the va­ banks, to pick up the bin.'''' * Vf i^ n ta r y . grtfip, and earlier re* C^mp Fire Giris, Garibaldi, Gari­ Umo to Ud three rtoba first and Jamaica. trance route although a pane o f Vernon Center Congregational pension, a sqpond offense. The ac­ erty at 80-83 Writs St. could jurtp to six noti:ump at his DINNERS SERVED LOISTER cancy created by the resignation Church, -0:111 have its < ^ > ei^ to­ cused posted $5.00 Ixmd fo r court FENCINe ; aearch'by I>r; Kraui: who haa been baldi (8c)', Walter F. George. Cre­ • The Coast Guard explained that glass was found-broken in a north- Jan: 1 of PVanria C. B a ib m . Torrington'a taxpayers (yere hit Qoltriatan Dead . interested in the subject for 20 next turn if ha fallad to find Wednesday. Thnnday, Friday tbs route, called the Windward night at the RoricvlUe High School appearance April 17. -with a 3.18 mUI tax rats Increase do, A. Uncoln, Carnegie. John OAXQ9 " 8 pan. to 8 pjtt. TONIGHT^ side window. S g t W alter Ckseella Cantor haa been a deputy O. Stiltom Keith to CL Still­ 2000-Jahfe Mainz Foster Dulles, Ek:ho, Sattellite., * fit in oluba. Passage, would allow smaU craft Jr. and Patrolman Richard Jtand auditorium at 8. A Umited number Hc^tal Notoe tMs year, based on a budget pre­ man and Beatries P, Krith, prop­ ROUND RAIL : reaearcherSraiso received an- I f North had bid thraa clubs, oheriff sfaioe hia appointment by o f ticketa w ill be sold at the door. Aidinltt«d’'niuroday: Mrs. Henri­ pared by the previous adiMnlstra- - The capital of.-the - stats of 19(81 to ialand-hop among the Bahamas. an Invsatitating. Pawluk June .1, ife s . He la a e l at 381 Potor St * awered questionnaires from 489 Rheinland-Pfalz tod university - Credo. P. Henry. • u ^ d have raised to four BOOTH 8ERVIC1B The rimto Is shorter then the al- During ttlghtiy rounds, Patrol­ Hostoassa wlU be Mrs. Robert etta Yoat, -Mountain Rd.; Mr*. tkm. Attaetonent 1 members of the American Psycho clubs. Then North could bid six V Pm 1 pm Democrat, one 18 appointed by B. Lee and Mrs. John H. Harvey. Audrey McFall, 80 Oak SL Princtoal rssson for ttw boost city qf.IW nz will celebrate, its Gandhi,‘ -'Gandhi (8c), Range temats passage around wostem man Rand, a t 2:45 am. today, dla- Pawluk who ateppod Into the Bseney Pstennan agalBat Albeit 10' 2-RAIL SiCnON * analytical Aseoctation. Conservation, Greeley, Fort 8um-t inske Ov» coiitrtot With­ vr.psts 4 Hr AH M MANCHESTER Cuba. Ushers, edit be BeUiia Drlggs, Admitted today; Chester I-emek, is the city’s new 3,000-puMl 2000th anniversary On May 10. On out tha slightest trouble: coverod that aomeone had'galned high sherifTa post in thp Ribicoff Jenoik, property off N. ktoki' S t, * O f them, 144 eainreised and bpjS -this : occasion the Deutsche ter,' Kansas Statehoc^ George W. SHOPPING PARKADE Patton and Ms ‘ group had entrance into the Hartford:-Bonn Dsryl Brace, Diane Lea G «yl5 e, Gone* Lone Rd., .ToUand. school now under construction. In $730. A t aix ndtruinp South should WEST nCDDUS TPKE. landslide in 1888. and Stephan ktardiam. Disriuurged Tbursdty: Mrs. K ey addition, Torringtott experienood a ‘ no paihi 'IOt did not exercise at aii' liundespost' w ill issue a commem­ Norris. Nat'al Aviation, Worif- planned to do sUn diving in ex- Enterpriaes Inc., at 270 Hartford The present term ends May SO, ■ auitf had pain, 47. had pain which men’s Comp. Law, Frederick Rem­ SJi!? “ “ OMense TEL. M I S-0788 ^ r ln g the Caribbean Sea floor ' OrucUlxlon FUm Statqd Mennel and son, 41 'Vernon Ave.; drop o f some 3700.000 In its grand orative stamp- waa hard to find. Shat had to Rd. Nothing waa reportW iMasing 1883, although the election of John Kerin fo r CMvar Jyllka, was relieved by. exercise, S2 had As mottf a view of the town ington, Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Basket­ for old bMpwreeks. but ^ry msrka were fouiM around ‘T Bahrid His Glory,” a fUm Mrs. Mildred Godfrey. 8 Woodland list from the previous yeu*. afterationa at 11 Durant St, $300. ball Nursing Profession. I'vCo iU m tha vahiB o f hia MOf ii Evsnlng Herald, Box 3818, Grand aherifr wiU take place tn Novem- telling Uiei atoiy of Comsllua a S t; Mrs. Nellie Hopc^os, 8 H: Among other eetbsriui, curtaU- * pain despite phj^ical activity, 29 with the Drusussteln (Drusus spades. With Patton on the 'Pisces vrtien tha open doora. ^ bw, Foibaa, Ihe., ter Pstir Cteto- 5 0 did not exercise at all and had no Stone) has been used as vignette 1992 OantmT Sta., N, J. 17. N. T. U left Florida Saturday were Fred puip<»ted aye odtneas o f Christ’s 8L; Scott M sr^ Eva ai IS, ment o f operationa in Its TVnrbig - ToatpoBM OaeitkM* Cantor is una o f two fuU-timo last hours on sartb, wlU be shown ttana. afteraitlens at 87 Churoh S t. < pain, 44 reported an organic dis- for this sta'mp. New' Mexico Statehood, ArUnna (Oomrright 1983, General rsa - Dixon Jr., Washington, D.C.,.and RoekviUa ton division of Anaconda Ameri­ $ 8 , 0 0 0 . aiaeji thvmying the lower back and SUtehood, Project Mercury, Ma­ trick wtth tores Coip.) five other, men whose names were Dukes. Egan Sign deputies In the county. Andrew at First Lutheran Church Sunday can Brass Co., crebtsd a drop o f ' The inscription -printod In Ro- J. Paulis of Coventry is the other. SniMBder s f Lease the remaining M could not be evaf* 'liian Capit&l iettertr on the upper laria Eradfeation. SL *,*“ **!• “ otlcInA.that he not learned Immediately. at 7:80 p m . sponsored by the Vsraott news Is handled through 31,6 million in the firm’s inventory Rsadolph D. and Anito F. 4 Candidate fo r Veep . uatod, margin of the stamp i-Mds ” 2000 had 11 trieks in top cards. He In Washington, Dixon was ds- IHETROIT (A P )—W alter Dukea RoricvlUe Ministerial Association. The HeraM'a RoricvlUe bureau, 8 here. House to Ddwmrd M. and Avis M. ■ “This -study., bears out the e^- hjnn^ to-develop the twelfth scribed as a resident, of Ocesa Frank S. Forbes, president o f the The fUm'ia tenped by an aaaocla- W. Main St, telephone TRemont Lost wsok, the brtas firm ait- .Jahrfeier . ,_dbr . Stadt Mainz” and Johnny the Detroit Pia- Rockville Junior Chamber o f Com­ property at 304 Green- perigee reported previously that' (2000th amtiveriMify of the city Andover Writ by leading a low wada from MANCHESTER City, Md. The source was Mrs. tana' tallest and shortest players, tion jpoktsman as “the moat slg- 5-8188 or bn tdieil 9-8787. nounced that Its Torrington prop­ wood Dr. lack o f physical Activity ia the ma­ * ^ y toward the Jack; if that Patton, wife of the boat's skipper, merce, is a candidate fo r the offleo Mainz-)- 'and 'T>eutsohe Bundes- have aigned- their 1988-83 con- o f Vico preaident ot tha'ConnecU- SPLIT RML jo r cause for low back pain add post" on the lower margin. fUeih ha wmdd.eiventUally take BUSHNEL n who was reached by telephone in tracta, Uio National Basketball Aa - - tension ayndtsmas and that exer- Dem ocrats Nam e the diamond fineaee.' D itlv e -9n ’3(ieat?te Pompano Beach. ieut jaycaes. On the left beside picture aoolatiott riub annouheod today. The election will take place kt (s s m else has both preventive add of the Drusussteln the' inscription Sinco there, was no need to put TONIGHT 8:30 B o Lt O n NoTfT’ H Another of those aboard waa operation. Dukas, a aevsn-footer who had a the atate Jaycee convention May 4 remedial values.” they said. ■* reads; "Drusuasteln 100 p. Chr.”’. Party D elegates MUce Freeman, Washington skin- habit of boldlpg out until last i r s B r n o N S 2 The authofb added that perso^ South led a club -to dummy's Jack diver and owner of an underwater apd 5 in Watetbury. The indication of. the value ”20” and M the. font- hearts, diacaril- tbNIGHT — ENDS SUNDAY AU COLOR aeaaon, beeamo the first' Piatbn to Forbea, a rtwrial riska under­ OFEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY f AM TO S:30 F.M. . who', follow,'sedentary lives is printed in the upper right- The Democratic Caucus Wednes­ swimming shop. ai|M the second straight year. avoid or relieve back pain and teh- IngLwo diamonds from dummy. w riter for the Travalen Inauranoe hand comer of the picture. day night endorsed delegates to the Bast discarded a low. spaite on WE'VE GOT YOUR SHARE Min. Freeman told a, reiMrter ‘B^an, 6-11, from Hartford, Conn, Co., haa held the offlees o f treoo- tsd»iits's O f Bl THURSDAY NIGHTS T IU 9 F.M. ^ Sion stiffness by such simple raeao- various conventions. They are she knew all about it but declined aignadlod fo r Ua aoeond seasem In tha ;■ ures as changing chairs frequently, the fourth hsartjSouth led a club uror and vice preaident ot the local MPS Meeting. state convention — Lawrence Moe to dummy's queto, and Bast dia- OF LAUGHS THIS WEEK . . . to discuss i t NBA. Jaycee organisation. Alao, he baa ^ changing head.posture, taking five The Manchester Pmlatelic So­ and Eugene Schwahke. altematee cardsd another low apade. Mrs. Patton said throe other 50 f minute “Imasks” to Indulge in auA COME AND GCT'EM! ciety will meet Tuesday evening —Thomas McCabe and Guy Out­ Biven one ipade-.discard was Washington area men were in the h u m m ir e 2 RM L * mild exercise as walking, by; in* (ApriW 10) at tha North Metho­ M rty. Shp said one was named n»M-iR.1IMDE-i!Pio eBHNiiiE oURiirvi law; county—Mrs. William Ko- fatal. Declarer cashed the top ‘ corporating 19 to 30 minutes o f ex- dist Church, Parker St. wajskl. and WUllam Moran, alter­ h p a ^ and gava'up a apade, set­ Johimy' Johnson but she had no •! ercisee info the dally routine, and The'-meeting, schoduled to start nates — William Kowalski P olice M ake 656 - ting up dummy’s last spade as the further idenUflcation. She knew J lengaging* in. some, form of sports the others only as "Bemie” and at 7:3() p.m., w ill feature a dls- and 'Victor Harrlman: sena­ twelfth trick. Tha ace of cIuIm MBr-Sniii'flR it costa less to own fhp beat..JiigtdB^I * ■ activity-or gardening on weeken(&. ousaion' and -exhibition o f maxi­ torial—Guy Outlaw tod WtUIam A rrests in M jarch was the entry/ to " o established — - ■ “ Joe." '“ r - Kelley, al tfernatea >W Bugoiie spade — except that West was Schwanke (end Mrs. William KM- A tbtal t t 888 arrsstA duntinons forced to lead a diamond up tq the RnB-nir lay; Omgressional—^ Donald Me- or nbtless wars UsM In ths.llto- ace-queen, giving South two waya Police Probe Gra.Ui ami Thomits MoCabo; alter- « h e ^ Pt^cs^rsQOtthi fo r March. to make the slam. . ' eeux»»ntui«c- ONw«>Seoo£' s n u L natee—WUUam M orto and. John The tqtuladludsd B88- . UchaU ,.J for I f Bast had kept all o f his PUTS THE COMEinr THAT TELLS WHERE THE GIBL8 AJU protmto—Charles P h eta and parking . vfolations Which include spades, and if West took care t( Three Breaks Paul krMovielbKrMovielb alteriiate — P«'stcy jHich o n s m s Ss overtime parking, get. out o f the way whenever' CkKik with toother yet to be parking hi no paridng aones, idl spades were led. South would have losen. night paridng and double parking. been beaten at six notrump. Some $105 has lieen reportod Budget Hearing Slated Sixty • three traffic accidents Dally <)iieatton stolen in three separate thefts oc­ FRIGIMIRE Om ^ '. board Of finance haa ached- brought injuries to 16 persons, one As dealer, you hold: Spades — curring during the last two nipht* 4tlsd i^ o fis n hearing on the rec- a fataUty, and 81 arrests were A K 6 S; H e a i^ —• J 10; Diamands Boshn^ Stage: at two Manchester service si ommendw. budget for the fiscal made fo r violations o f the road and —8 8 3; ClulM — A Q J 6. What do GOOD T1 ET8 ALL PRICES tlons and an automobile dealer- year 1883-83 Tuesday vSt 8 p.7n. driving taws, tha report noted. you say? greh^ or lit il. U.76. 3.36. 3.75. stop outlet. k76. 1.36. at the ToWn -Hail. The total arrests compare with Answer;' Bid one riub. W ith four Police are investigating the i Heads Card Party n 482 arrests mads in February. ported Uteft of $135, taken soum- T M D t W E V n n cards in each of the black avUts, BONUS EXTRA AT 7: “SWORD OF SHERWOOD FORESTT ROCK-BOTTOM FRICIS-TOF DIALSI Highest resale Mrs. Francis P. Haines is gen­ Other arrasts ineWde 20 for open with one elub'Jrathn than Rm l time between 8:30 and 9:80 S peciplfui^ase eral chairman of the card party drunkenness, six for breaking and one q>ade. Tou can surely bid both Wednesday night from a cash reg­ value o f any compact • smooths8t-rlf*'-'<3 • selt-ssrvlclng and nickel auction to -be hold by enterii% thrsb for dlsordsrly -.eon- bulls comfortably it you want to. NEXT MONR ister at Dick’s Gulf SUtlon, 478 features save on upkeep, too. the .Repii^lican 'Women's Club at durt^ ^ s , fo r. traffjc: imd thotor . For Shelqwold't 8 8 -^ e booklet Hartford Rd. Richard Piontanidi SheriH‘s Disposal' the elementary school' on April vehicle laws violations, four tor as^ "A Pocket'-Guide to Bridge,"-- send T U E »A Y . WED of 28 Dudley St told Patrolman MBIlBfMtMrir^ BBRmUR WWImllB, I S S t M N M r a FENCE 24 at 8 p,m. Various card-games sau|t, aevon for other two for IWc to. Bridge Book, ManchMter John Krinjack that aomeono took rBtall HHBMlMhlRMlt W SBBFOftBtlOn BRO n, will be played, jdrs. Stewart sex ofrensM^ u d nine for otoev of­ On BnehneU Stage the money. In btUs. and change, IwrtBf end 36efNNRer« I b o BI IBEBB B^rtrB. fenses. - - - - . - - .u. B iaslaxiell THIS SUN. A T 7:30 (From »BMknipt fttock) Hoislngton is In charge of ticket Each Evening At*8:S0 while the station was open fear SVHIGH Single arrests were listed for sales, and Mr. and Mrs. - Carl Special Early Starting Hour business. MORIARTY RROTHERS, INC. -Stlena, the auction. . manslaughter by n«fUgene« lac- . ENDS TUfcSQAt ! 1 I f • « I IM Early today, Samuel Amadso, 801-SU CENTER SIBEBT-MANOHBSTER 10' SICTION “• -•fiffr- • . THB ONS AND ONLY ■ Members 'Of the- odmmlitee se­ ctnT, ahtAth8ft.,tod. diiyirig while Program: ‘Swan Lake,” intoxicated. True Cabinet curing donations for the auction — « “BaUet Imperial," ~ are' Mrs. Ronald Kauffman. Mrs. cjirpl m “ The Comedfauts,” Earl Palmer, Mrs. Jobn^Carlson “ Pas de Deux,” and Mrs. WUUam Duiina<^. , “ Galete ParislMmo” AS M(e. Winston Abbott and Mrs. A BALL! And Ten WOl Too! YOU GET dd.^ GREEN STAMPS WITH Ray Bldwell will be in charge of C K f iliE V aOOODTlOKETS L ir r u AS refreshments. ( ALL PRICES S A V E »50I! 2 3 ” Orch. or 1st BaL $8.78, $8.88, 1 ’ (if 'i ; | I ',U N ^ EVERY DIME YOU SPEND! PT A Donations Due- 88;7S. 8ad B^:$8.88, $1.78. Mrs. Robert Grennon has an­ W)(0 »-KL)'f;.W HI ONDt S nounced , that the deadline for For 'TeL- R ^ rva tio n s Frigidairo ImperiaJ NOW!-THIS WEEK _ ahd one. \ Call Hast8(iid'888-S177 Consoles handiyc^rl^ donations for the PTA isj Ores. or.lit.. Famous thrae-ring agitator lauttderd'vrtth >eara. 3nd I^I. *3.30, ' ^ HARTFORD ■ (■. — Exclusive somersault washing action. Autonuitle h* OUR STOCK IS l im it e d jrbe fehl'to Ihe^ho^ safety pin, stop and motor protectoTj MSchanlsn FnWIc Records , - For Teleplioao Reservations One Perfomance—Satutaay, April P*M. 8:18 7.10 C A i^ 888-8177 with 4 s p ^ drive. Seeled tranamlsfion. A Wash After Warrantee deeds: Luclen A. IN KRSON! ARirlta’r Fi triti Man’idli^ri Ihr OiRfMMliiir Sliv Small Down ...|..0tond - Laplerre to James A. “l^mon, YOU GET 2700 JIYT GREEN STAMPS Payment p n ^ r ty on Rt. 6; Edgar J. Sellef-s «• to Charles {L..;N.icholson. property THEFEIT "A nZiieuim liU itk PAY A PENNY MORE AS ■t New on Rt. 6; -(Tharles H. Nicholson to ENDS SUNDAT — GATE W E N 8:18 CARTOONS 7 PAT. JACK PAAR PIXIE MANVIUE Aboqt the. Same A * Thif, CSiarles PnmtA property oh He­ AND HEAnm-SHOW U TTLlAS bron JM.; Eugene T, Kefly to Anne MANSFIELOr^ hfUnWHOU FAMILY S A V E ’ 4 0 !! SetaB-doeei Mclzughllrt, property at Andover fri.-srt.-sun. tiSke; Anthony Armentano to CORNLUX Arthur W. Von Roemer, property * An hlbnale tparkling matltal comedy revue peeked wHk The Perfect Mote on Hendeo Rd,; Peter F. Maneggia /parked by Qenerleve’e rh/adeut, copflvafieg periiwwl>y.«»» . No steamy laundry room with this Imperial ...ssW yssVi ssss Mis to Raymond N. Carra, land on .ills meht ypur heort" Dryer. Where does the molstun g o T It’s gath- I COLORS Parker Bridge Rd. TICKTS Now AT Box (km CB OR BT MAH, MODEL erto up by this exclusive molAure-minder. 5 big, new FRIBIOAIIIE Foreclosure. To(Sm of Andover DlA-82 Full Price*: Orch, or 1st BaL 84.00. 88JM), $8.00. position correct drying for all fabrics. .Control A Week After tfSiBM **13” from Oottre Ladd, lako lot. 2nd BaL $2.80, $8.00, glAO. Make checks payable to aiul mall panel lamp. Automatic interior lighting. Small Down with stamped return envelope to Bnshnell Memorial, fetartfoid 14, MODEL Pnymenf Manchester Bvehlng Herald An­ Conn. •• YOU GET 19Q0 ^ OBEEN STAMPS • Hubs, SS-lbi asm apne . 2E ''xl2* ADMIRAL W lA-88 FrasfwwKbltstemdeerf X dover correspoadont, M argery Montandon, telephone Pilgrim 2- PLUS — A GREAT 00-lEATURE -- KIRK DOUGLAS TRY THIS DRYER FOR 30 DAYS—^YOU'LL LOVE IT • 52i?V*^% «ler lection /, 'TOWN WITHOUT PITY" Sihnetsits^ IHf Bisr AHiAO OF IMF KfSl OR GET YOUR MONEY BACK > TWn gildeOM HydHBow Phone M l 8-7883 ' Mom neerly $1 bushell ■South Windsor SpBcid ANowobcb to HsIp WIffc iBStaNotloB CostSt Too! • !l!y»l»Ooofl^ew Chairman ,for the Abe E. MUIer I ENJOY COCKTAILS WITH DINNER ^ BLOCKS Originally $319.95 to $369.95 Auxiliary,' will visit six ohiWren I at the state receiving home - at EVERY SUNDAY! storage esbinet. Ask sane in rasges, Fii^iibire! Warehouse Point Sunday and dis­ about special storage- ' r 'x r 'g U " DELIVERED GUARANTEED tribute 'Eiaater baskets to them. MAKE EOUB RE0ERVAHON8 EARLY Mrs. Stewart is making an ap­ FOR TOUR FAh^TTI EASTER DINNER! base cabinete to match ng jwy sMTSt Esleir sn lbs bsBie * SERVICED peal to members of the auxiliary •Sf"'ilglaaira awiWy and oootogiMtumi ASSORTED COLORS Plus to donate articles of new clothing your Idtcheo decor. b li for a boy or girl from the ages of I Blit 'mrfto ion Infancy to 16 ye|iru. A il donations • Big ttdScb «Me EuMbHast SMS for must be submitted by April 32 in snmmn^ iiui^riTwiiinpi FREE order to be displayed at the dis­ WT- W. trict meeting this month, Stapdkrd',Factory Warranty Comdr. Robert O. Djrke *bf the Abe E. Miller American X-egion Stamps 1 year on picture tube m s S T B M t S nilUP.DeMlSwlWDSAf W.i 90-'days parts and service Post has announced, a special ex­ ecutive meeting wlU be held, at -w-JOHU STURGES’-n^FRAMC SHHTRiTite^lIRO W. KOCH 2 8 Legion Hall Sunday at 2 p.m. ME-CPKODUCTIIM«a«..eJI|HTBlfiU^ - ^ Manchester Jlvenlng Herald YOU ouur Prices as low OfCli Lt s South Windsor correapondMit PLU S THIS H IT A T 7:15 PJ4. Laura Katz, telephoae jMI 4-1788. Bsitm •- $iji^ You’ll be clad you .dined when you taste our 4 m Service that's better W iSSis fine food and enjojr our courteous service in our ' I, S% MSeOUNT < isKtlqr SL ______, {> . Swslss pleasant - atmoaphere. - Mts. TSn Ttsin. CASH AND CARSV 0fVll4aDD0 S] Tested, Adjusted. Delivered, Guaranteed Serviced Ssksaz . sirs TEL, Ml 3-1415 FOR RESERVATIONS By Our Crirn Mechanics: n iB m a SrMsy. MS Istsrgsy Famous For Service .Since 1981 OfcS-Lsts lUS TWO HILARIOUS HTTS! ,,*Ms.. 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S ' ' 'v ' f t ' - ' V ' —' |iiWiiY »9lWW!Biy iW l ^ IIAHCHSSTEB BVENING HERAj^D, 1IA|¥CHS8X^ CQNM, FRIDAY. APRH; 6. 1962 MANC3IES^R e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER; GONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 p a g e 8SVSM 1 potottoents may be made by Hebron i Hat wiB ba nuiUod out to cidltog Mrs.' RoUadd Malodia. A new bookmark Directors Begin Diirisipus n ia Ladlaa Banstvoleht Society (K add wltk an of Braton Congregational Chur^' UConn Erotenor bT Diana Wytha, Baaget ISessioiis wUl sopnsor. sr-rnaniiBga aala in ba gtoen out in ttala and ftt- Histories it on European Travel 9 the cbuitit, to m i yodm tomorrow To talk on Birds ‘Hw iliW of tba board off dlrec- from 9 a.mf.tmtU peon. A large I'Dia oittoan'a ooramlttae ap- tonf budgat" w m ib o p ' aoaaiens WAMINGTON (AP) — • The assortmaai o f elotbtogv including nnihlng ^Sf the wdMr loahis of the Town of Mon- Ttw ceMxatlon ef Natkxul pototod ttoa year to aariat tba U- wlU be heM tOnight at; 7:30 in tbe Bight Ariny National Guard and Slated for libraiy Week chllden’s tosd, baby's itama. ahoea, L i­ bnary etaff to oriabrata ttrindm: Heaerve Infantry Divisions tabbed brary Week, April , 8 to 14, at Municipal.Budding bearing room. chostor Wotnr Doportnwnt w il begin AprB 10, white elethliit asttMtaa and houae- M W . Harvey Uppiacott, Mrs. The-diraotora wHi meet with for breakup boaat proud baUle rec- holds goods' wfll ba otrwed. Mlaa ■ BbOfci and * > * " *to - . t the I pacto conventiona this Douglea Library, la offering to Robert and Mrs. FreO- Oaneral Manager Richard MOrtto 1942. ' ords dating back in some instances Waatam ®ui«p*7jrtU bajjata^ —..... — RapubUean convention BUa Sumrtar. 'diabnnan of the the putoic a free tUuaUated talk arick Wytha. aeveral itoiae to- fHaeusa Martiil^a to the Revolutionary .War. ■ale, w ill be aaattted by ICra. Ken­ Hnshing wM eontinno Tnesdoys through Fridays la a dtapjay at ftABc U~ dalagataa w en named at the March cn birds by Pro^. Jamas A. Slater Mrs. DanM O. Horton raporU a budget pttipoaals for the oomtog Moat of them bear disingulshed t f fcilufy n«ct ta o ii to a h a « m ^ t pmrty oaueua. neth Matthawa, Mrs. Charles Maroh^at tha aehooi decal year before the May 6 dead­ ontH coniplotod. unit cKationa won on the battle­ Belch and bba. David CaldweU. of the Vidvcralty of Odnnectlent bt National ^ BrMk braneb Ubnuy with 1,188 books line tor adojMtog a budget and dx- TOWN OF MANCHESTER WATER DEPARTMENT fields of World War n. Almost all mrlan Mra *H»ir m » , •ttm OoiMm CInb fit United nentch Aa Madwator This will be given Tmsday eve­ eireulatad. liig a tax rate. o f them' have produced medal o f that aeverid iwriMata i*to> l»v * Vethodlst Church win sponsor a Bdacn P. Herrick w ill he the ning in the Hbrary'a meeting room B agiairattwi Bat Martin baa propOaad t fdur-mlU honor vrinners. tmvalad in aoroya liava aftaad to aquan daaoa a t the Oommunl moderator o f tba rafarendum to at 7:30 p.m. Adtdta and cnlldrsa Pre-aciiool raghdration will ba tax increase for a 18,581,130 gen- National Guard land books and aitldaa tm m m - ItoU tomorrow at 8 pm. He. _ ba held Monday Born 6 a.m. to 7 are oordlaUy Invited. at the aUmantaiy school at eral fund budgeL The 34th Infantry — called the tatiVa et varloda cootiblaa Ib r tlia ICentcr win b« tha eaUer. Box p.m. at the community HAU. Ray­ Also aebeduled tor National L i­ 10 am.^ A p ril I L There wlU ba no •Red Bull’: dlvlaion — of Nefaraaka r HBtfblt. hmebas wlB be auettanad. mond Cooper, moderator o f the brary Week are: A story boor ktodatgarten rtaaaaa tbat day, to end Iowa fought through North - M ra BenUey plana to toetoda to Iraqi femda and traditions win March 86 special town meeting for pre-school ritildren lltunday order to aikw tbe teacher, Mrs. A frica and then lotoed In the tbs dUplay tha languaja rapoidd ba -tbs thssaa i e f a meeting of the from wMok items on tha caU for at 10:45 a.m. with Mrs. Robert Merlon Tbomen, to tallr with par- bloody landing at Salemo. For. a .SELF-SERVICE DEin STORE for Franeh, Russian, Carman tOM :BpIton Homettiakers Tuesday at tot ratorsndoDn w ars trabsfonpd, Cafaaso in ohaige, aaaiated by enta. During the afUm oon parent ShtTvii^lfilllaiiM year and a hrif It battled through HpUiUti. the Community HalL Dtoner win la unable to aarva as modera|br the library staff. There witt be onrferineea. vriB be held at. the SEE THE DIFFEREMCEI Italy, dlsttoguiahing Itself in On < ^ la y thia month at the be eerved promptly at noon, Jfra. for tha machtoa vote Monday bb- a coffee hoiir to the meantime for ■OiiooL AH flbUdrrii, whkher drat P a iiif — JI*B- breaking out of the Anaio Beach­ I b r ^ is a painting by Jennia F. Mario Fava said. Members who oauae o f a peavtoua^bnatoasa |d- the mothers. graders oi* potential lUndergart- V tu l head. B g h t o f its men won the Bats, a mamber of the Tolland have not been asked to eontiibute gagemeat. Also, an exhibit of palntinga aars, are asKed to regiator. H. ENGLAND medal of koiior in the prdctically OMinty A rt Association, entitled articles for the dlnne^ sre re­ Votara win daeida whatbar to loaned by Oordon McDonald of LUMBER PP. nonstop fighting. / / I ' ‘S n w Skiena from Kitchen Wto' quested to BBske a dorratlon to the AndoVer and originM inustratad Manebeetoe BvenW JBerald'HO- The '85tn Infantry of Kansas /. ..y ■> (;■>'-fc-li.'' Everything for Everyone aboHah tlM pitoUe buUdlng oem-' and M issouri originally was doar,’? club's treasury. mlsalott and whSther to nanu the ohildran'a atoriee done by Bham bren irnffespendenLlUM^Mimi B. a Openi I Day:8alurdey a To Act on Supplement art students. tolepbona WQndemy' formed ini World War I. One of Its Tha Hoty Name Society of St. board of odueation aa a bidldtog •A t tha < nsn”- r i a 8-5301 officers was Oapt Harry S. Tru­ Itia board of education w ill hold Maurice Church wUl aponsor a comndttog for a'saoondary ocIkh^, ’^Outstanding Books of 1981,” a special meeting Mmday at 8 man, later President of the United cottae aird aoclal hour to the States. In World W ar II, the S5U), pm . at the school to review tha church haU after all Maasea Advmtlaement-—. aoppiement to the building spacill- went ashore on D-Day In N or­ Sunday. The St. Christopher OuUd Bommage Sale ■— Bolton: O s n ^ mandy and later hilped relieve nations for the secondary school. CcnipegaUonal Church P a r tab Sapt Philip d. Uguort distributed of the Council of Catholic Women Baaitogne. I t has one medal of Room. April 7, a Am. to noon. nopies of the supiriament to tha wUl hold a food aale to raise funds honor to Its credit. board Wednesday night for study, to b w robes for the altor boys. LAWN SEED The 43rd Infantry — "Winged n e 10-page supplement to the 34- The Red Cross Bloodmobile will Mancfaester Bventag Herald Victory’' — of Connecticut, Rhode Belton oorrespondeat. Otaee Me- page educational specifications be at St. Maurice Church Monday Grs8B stays greener in summer a Giowb Island and Vermont contains one alMady approved contains descrip- from 1:15 to 6:80 p.m. WaU(-in Desmott, teleplioaa Mltohea 8- PILGRIM MILLS unit dating back to 1739 and an­ ttras of the various areas to the donors win bt welcome x 6P* 6508. fCHINIY HAU A. m HAR1VPRD ROADl tifljiter to choke out weeds a Roots other with origins in the “ Gieen leed building, locatkma and ^deeper ■ And wintere over better^ Mountain B(jys’’ of the Revolu­ „ of furniture, lig u M l said, tionary War. In 1945, it assaulted he board has voted to begin a to avoid repairs every the beachhead oh Luzon and helped deetroy the Japanese Army In the student teacher training, program qiring... ag the elementary school to coop-, SATURDA Philippnes. ’Two of iUi soldiers re- Extra Savings in 127 Big Departments' Shop at King’s with Confidence anstion with WillimanttO' Taachars ■ celved the medal o f honor. . Oallege. The director of student 'The 61st “ Ready to Strike’’ di­ ptaoement at Willimaatie College MORE GREEN LAWN visions of Florida andlSouth Caro­ raquested that the tnslntog pro­ lina was organized in 1947, but gram be put into,effect in Boltan. 10 AM . tin 6 P.I some of ite battalions and regi­ The student teactaets would be ments carry battle streamers from under the supervislan of the super­ fWfOMSMEr ■ ■ O A U S B te$ NnM to OmncM Mb M far back as the Mexican, Sem­ intendent and veteran.faculty Spring and Easter NEW SPRING FABRICS tf) 1 lUabli OmmcVcU Arm wtk 10 yw* aaatoaa inole and Civil Wars. memlbers. Liguorl said ewdi o f the $0 Reserve Pretty Frilly tsachers selected to train atudenta THIRI'S 5,«e0 SR. FT. OF TURF I ’The 79th Infantry o f Pennsyl­ will be paid $S0 by tha coQaga LOOK FOR THE RED HEART ON THE PACKAGE vania, Maryland and Delaware! Xigumrl w ill submit to the boiud •lAUTY IN lACH lAR OF . TREE AT LOW MILL PRICES! battled house to house in N or­ fo r its oonslderaitioa a pt^icy aug- mandy wid cut across France to Ruffled gaatlon on the aeeeptaiwa o f piqtUa J Q LB. BAG $ ^ .4 9 1“ I II ^ the Belgian border. After a rest, r a q g to town, but not^wtth par- it assaulted Germany’s Siegfried nnta or togal guaidiaiia. Board Line, crossed the lUiine and helped COATS mambers said existing eaSas o f lliU l clean up the Ruhr. Three men of long standing might ba idtowad to this outfit won the medal of honor. continue, but a policy should ba as- iu n v ’The 96th Infantry—nicknamed EASTER tahllB>ed since completion o f a seor TURF & TREE FOOD AND the "Deadeye Division”—of Ari­ ondary sAooI might increase the EARLY BIRD SALE zona, Idaho, Montana, Utsih, number of such cases. Washington and Nevada was in No Primaries the American conquest o f the There will be no pc^ffcal party A HUBBARD-HALL PRODUCT of Quality Philippines and on Okinawa piimariea in Bolton tUa year. No cracked the last important Japan­ ohaUengtog prtitlona wen filed ese defense position. It has four BLOUSES against th, nomlnationa to the 4> Medals of Honor to its credit. SUITS town committees made in either Lime HAHN-ECLIPSE ’The 94th Infantry o f Massadtu- Sizes 32 to 38 the Republican or Dm ocratic oati- Insecticides TUBEROUS Style shown. J. P. Stevens worsted. Wedding CUB. A s a result, candidates named setts inflicted more than 2,700 BEGONIAS 3 for $1.88 German casualties in France and band roll collar, detailed jacket. Beige, pea­ to thoee caucuses will orgsalae and Lawn Seed aaaume their duties in the User fu­ .Prices Start A t $74-95 Easy Toriins later stormed a strategic height cock, apricot. Sizes 8 to 16. ^ SPRING SPECIALS before driving to the Rhine. It had ' 3 for $1.98 ture. The Democrats will caucus Peat Moss FEONIBS Wednseday at 8 p.m. at the Com one Medal o f Honor winner. Peerless boucle stroller suit with 28-inch xmmlty H an to choose delegates to AMEROCK HARDWARE 1962 MOWERS AND TILLERS The 103d'Infantry o f Iowa, Min. Dowzytron DAHLIAS 3.for$1,88 BILCO DOORS nesota, and .Nebraska assaulted length jacket. In white, beige or blue. Sizes the Nazis’ “ Fortress Ehirope” from 8 to 18. Ccabgrass Killer CANNAS 3 for 49o X MmM a $*1.B0 10% aouthem France and roll^ all the CALL US NO W ... MocMR$l3.B5 w ay to the Rhine. I t racked up no 2,500 Sq. Ft. Bag $8.95 If your present m e ^ ls o f honor, but did win 12 Laminated coat with d«eep pockets, bell M l 3^266 M«MC$8«.1B DRIVEWAY SEALER Distinguished Service Crosses. sleeves, large buttons. Beige, blAck, turquoise, G Nylon Shtsrs with Rufflsd SIttvoi an.ba9$US BAKE SALE Sponsored By- full Spring and Easter at King’s low, low Green Stamps BODTE 6, BOLTON — SM TIM., PABFBODTON NOTCH 1 x 4 NOVELTY SIDING THIS TIME GET A QUALITY 16 price. Other Bhuses 1,58 to 3,57 W e Flefc Dp and Deliver MORTAR CIMINT Avery Heights $LB5 p u r h u q Be HRMr fo o t Garden Club At House and Hale MEN’S BANLON MEN'S HAHN-ECLIPSE Home'Baked Artides CAULKING COMPOUND SPLASH BLOCKS and Garden Club . KNIT Cook Books 4for99e S l.V S caeli DACRON No ooidy toevidng. Saturday, April 7 SHIRTS market Builc so wdL atony ot Oran cakhw, S-M-t-XL ALLEN'S Jned 9 :30 A.M. lo 2 P.M. tba iim 'VodtouT and •horpeelng ROUTE 44A COVENTRY. CONN. PRIMED SHALES 18" •Patkboatoiir am idU aHa^ntnl and ARMSTRONG CBILING TILB in HM aittr 29 jm tu epiieiMl. OWNED AND OPERATED BT AUCE AND LEONARD OIOLO C mMorIom 17c sq. ft* Comylacriy aafit, AU S10.00 o Square moving parte tndotod. Attention WOOL WosImM* Vhyl CiHit RotoC lawn grooming. ■ > BOYS' and INSULATING BACKER Cote u dean and thaxp 13Vae sq. ft. ■e a good adtiots. 3-button pullover - Businessmen plaque. 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VH;; • " i MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 V •...... t ■ . ’ . ’ • ' . , • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHIMTER, CCHfN., PRH)AY. APRIL «, 1968 make It appear that the nillroid's ibd. tape.' Then there are the lads He prayed, ‘‘Father, forgive' them, ehitf difficulty lay'in thii particu­ with memories: too terrible, to re-', A Tbonght fdr Today time mission of jtsIplBg'ferm sod the Laaeaetor, Pa.,: Ihteltigencer. for.'thby know hot what they do." pempgey Pledfj&i Action train new units. SheoU war mo- lar opsimtian where ronnagemen^ member. 'B^m^ of these men are SpoBso^ by tb o ' Manchester John Hunter,' thC hymn hrrttsr, G uar49ii^^Te Deaths Last "Night and had worked for several other lost forever, to their, private hor-> bOisatlen. coma, (he hsadquArters W provides us with an appropriate New York mwepepen befm imd policy' could be held least rt- ror, some respond to . Captain CmtiicI] of C^mrehes wBidd become the nuclei a t fun CHICAGO (Af T ^ *ChArtee H. ■jrayer: ■ , ■ Joining the Herald Tribune a year w a m o n ^Ie, and to gloM over the, Nemnan’a ' treatment^.' -ready • to V r Cut at 58,000 new divlstaas. Alaip, 88, regional director e( the 6i«H 6E HALL fact that the crucial deolinei In in­ face still other battles. . When -we have frankly lucid mo­ ‘Though what I aream and what ‘Ihe Kennedy admimstratlen has ago. He 'was 'b m In Lancaster. lo s iv e s Fedmat MediAtion'ond OMdUation SPRINGFOato" jjjfo. / (AP» — rao: come' w'ers coming in operations Perhaps you have chuckled ments and are able to gHmpse the Id o proposed reducing over-all Gnaxd- WALTER Aloud while reading HyrhAn Kap­ striking contrast betwen our Ideals In my weak days are alwaye two. (CbuH—ed (ram Dago OM) tUmurve paid -dill strength (rem Service since US, died Thursday Miss Florenc'e Steldel, M, an As% ' - where improved and sounder and lan, that gentle classic of humor, and our deeds, it is paln^l, isn't Help me, op^^ssed by things un- WITH COM MON SENSE m o o o to ««3,0W. sembiles of God roimlonary who FoimdM 1. i m atato is sither uripod out or a t A heart a|tac!i addle driving founded one of the largest lepto more imaginative management by Leo RoHen. .‘‘Captain Newman, it? In anguish,, we find ourselves Sources said about 1,4S8 leaser Ms ear. Alslp headed th e' rei^on I N 6 0 vAibUilMd Bvanr E m lac Bxeeat policies might have fougU the M.O.'‘, will also bring laughs, talking to ourselves something O Thou, .whose deeds and dreams changed. The law require* thie. units night totes basa topped off colonies in the. Jimrld,' died In d » c and HatMuv. Enured at tba Just when we think aU the DEUCN^-^ FLAVORS Controls Demanded Aa for the Reserve dltriaiaaa, the that to,'‘ This is-a book to stand with Nazareth before. We may discover wksra sSvIasUs. 'ed for eliminaUoa .are Die Mth ot ler, went eft ee-Cavoittee at for the New York Herald Tribune, made her a national herb in Li­ . Weekly ,80 enough profit to balance off the MEETING OF THE MAN­ ,‘ B. A saftay 'prognun by/ tkoi eorreet way to ride Weydes to Nebnuka and loera, the lOth of beria. She was bom in Greenfield, M Heggm’e "M r. Roberta” in iU com­ . Delightful snacks: Spread UUn that.Jesus had a right to say, CHESTER SPORTSMEN AS­ and from school bicycle racks. 88.89 to $1 tn A race a t maleab died Thursday of cancer. OTteilly ____MEMBER OF passenger operation lossee. Hie slices of cooked ham with a cheese "Love your enemies, and pray for SOCIATION INCORPORATED, stats labor department bivoMqg Kanaas and Mtsaourl, the 4Srd of Park. began Ms newspaper career/wiUi ni. r TltB ASSOCIATED PR8S8 passion siid understanding -for spread and roll up; secure with those Who persecute you,” In the DIET AID tikoss In (actortes and etiiCr fad: G ui^ hrvited to' the prognun Coimeettcut, Rhode itauid and Ver­ The Araoetatislated r worst single thing that has hap­ one's fellow man. ON APRIL 10, IWn, AT 8 PJMU Sciiatificiitji btlsscid were Mrs. Frank Hoften,pieeldent entitled ■ I aoetated Preea Is cxoluetvciy cocktail picks; chili before serv­ midst or the most unjust and ex- TO AMEND THE BYLAWS. iUsB handling haaardous cksm- mont. and the Met of FlorMa and to the use of republlcatloD id pened to the New Haven, aside f Perhaps it Is not, a war story ing. mitriticMl siemi of 900 ieals. o( tee BeweYs PTA, Mri. Thoinaa South GaroUna. dll newsI diepatebu diepat___ credited to It or crutiating death we can imagine, Bdlcy o( the PTA safety oonunlt- not ptherwled---- f creditedcredlM In' thie pcoot from, and, of course, also as a re^ In.the true sense of the word. *1116 caloriM per dar. IncludinK : Major Shaw said ebat ilitce u a The tour Reserve divhrions are i®**'ical news5?Fe 1 noMtshed here. suit of.' the type of management vltMiiiu and nrintrali. OennecUeat has been trying to ^tae, poHeeman Samuel Maltempo SPECIAUY PRICED FOR All richu of renublteatfonrepuhlteatlon of apespecial,^ ' ‘ battles are not fought on the Md, and .ehool traffic offloers Fred the 79th of Pcnasylvanla. Dela­ , dlepatchea herein are also rear^M. it has been saddled with, has been on a battered ship, or in' a flaoHng 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY" get the ICO to adopt, a mAvking Morrell and WltUam WAddeUL ware and Maryland, the 94th of the decline in its freight opera­ aiiplane. These battles are fought UQUID program tor dangerous cnernlcal*. Edward Chapin asked the guest, Masaschusetts, the 103rd of Iowa, StART^MVING-OR ADD TO FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Full service client of N. E, A. . “Placarding lequtremenji of the Minnemta and Wisconsin, and the Ice. Inc. tions. in Ward Seven, the heuro-psychia- for comment, before they signed nbllsherv Representatives. trio ward of an Army Air Force lOiaEqnalo ICC... an not only granly iU' Mth ot Arizona, Idaho, Montana, YOUR SAVINGS ON OR tEPORE || JS^Ibews Spej^l Asency- But It has made better publicity One Meal| the .ehool'i application for their - : r ! Tort. Cbicaco. DAroitluid Borton hoqiltal in the .blistering heat of adequate but eriminaUy aegll seventh year award. Utah, Washington and Nevada. M m m CT AUDIT BUREAU for management, a better approach Southwestern United States. The gent,” he added. Althea Daheoffie, a Mxth grader, Army offlcials are known to feel' THE lOtfi OF THE MONTH ClRCULATIONiS. to the public till, and a better way book is not even'properly a novel A PACK. SI .98 VALUE $ 1 . 3 3 He aeid that Oonnecucut. in in­ announced the program. the headquarters organizatlena ot The Rcrald Prlntlac Company. Inc., to mobilize numbers of people in its struotuir, IMng a series of stituting tile new system solely these eight divisions Should be aeaimes no flnandarrstpoosibllity for incidents tied together by Captain within the state, may score “what kept intact and assigned a peace- typomphlcal em ra appaarlnc In ad- toward an emergency interest in EARN DlVIDaWS FROM THE 1st TerUsemrats and other readfo matter Newman, heed of the psytdiiiatric drentually may be breakthrougn” In The Hahchestar Bvenlnc HOTald. ' the railroad problem to pretend division of the hospital. This is for natloiid, asceptaaoe of the Driviiig ViolAtioii that the main problem has been a m an who loved his fellow man, DRIVES dan. The ptsesad sdSMteJ by DWiay aavertutnc cloBtnjt hours: . 'i.-'-’T?;. — 1 that of the commuter service which who saw through their nightmares Major 'Shaw, contahia three dia- Charged in Crash O 'ft A For Monday p,in. VVtday. and fears and traumas, who pa­ It-'K, tftWyrtI. f t r Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. would therefore, tnferentlally, be l★ HRST IN QUAUTY Experience mond-fehed iM rSlage, eateh tn dif­ For Wednesday—I p.m. Tuesday. tiently, with great skill, treated ferent oolors; ' For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. the first to be shut down. On the ,,Is Onr Ralph C. Feeney, 35.‘ of M7 S A V I X' G S ' -'4 For Friday—1 p.m, Tlmraday. the symptoms, and usually cured A FAIREST IN IRICE 1 The flammaWHfy (flr .I : tUa- Thompson Rd.,-,yesterday morning IVtr Saturday- 1 n.n>. Friday, books, it would appear, that com­ the man. The eases range from Best ipend is mailted red. tbs reaiettvity Claastfled define; 10:80 a.m. e*c__ heart breaking tragedy to absolute was (hatged (oUewing too .A '". '.I .on ,' 1 - 0 A N day of publlratlm except Saturday — muter service should be the last, ★ FASTESI^VICE '^Gjuargntee (explosive) Is yellow and the tox­ close: when poHce iifvestigsted a • a.m. hilarity. ■ icity (hsaitb) ta blue. i:::n not the flrst, to be curtailed, for, Sad or funny, they leave their two-oar Aboident a t Center St. and i-'HH FWday, April • of all operations, It comes cloaeat Connecticut's Leading Paving Contractor Eadi eblor is. alao graded from Procter Rd. No injurtee were re­ li;:'' impact on you, and it will be a one to four, iadicatiiig the nlstlvs to Miowing a profit. low time bsftore you forget Toby ported. * >8»»AT svwaweist issTiTwries I’iill —^toe only private in the U.S., danger of each of the chmicals Police laid that Feeney, drivpig BANTiy Oil FVance Leads—Both Ways Army to have his bed made every "Wf SAVE YOU MONEY' eartlad. westbound on Center St., crashed I CURRENT ANNUAL Hreee, a latiag ot three or (our morning by his sergeant. Or the THE THOMAS COLLA CO. into the rear of a car operated by OIVIDBND b r a n c h o n r c E , r o u t e s i, Co v e n t r y s i Acting as If all that remalna of General Walker Aa News young lad with a . compulsion t6 for some of the substances would Mm. Barbara H. Llndeay. 35, of iii-s the Algrerian problem may be clas- swear at anyone superior to him' Ml 9.5371 PAVING CONTRACTORS Ml 9-5371, ONUY/^^ PARKADE wsra people to keep away. lU Plymouth Lane, who had ih'iH s.- Moat of the newspapers of this Tr L i'l i V *1 ^ fin-i atfled as a tidying tip process, —doctor, teacher" or officer. How WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE •lowed down to make a left turn ftlii; country have, for the past two he happens to become a ward boy into Proctor Rd. The Feeney car KOCKVILLB TR S-3271 OFEN THl 5 P.M. MON,-TUES..PRI. '''' President de Chtt^e has Inaucutat- days, been carrying, on their front "NOT AFFILIATED WITH, ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY' Hi in Ward Seven is a gem of Army wae taken to a garage with front THDRBDAT 8 A JL to 8 PJEv-WED. OLOSED AT NOON pu-j •d that round of diplomatic activ­ pages, the news that General Ed­ Agsembly . end damage. Patrolman Earl Ev­ Extra Hours ity srerybody seemingly expected win A. Walker was accuting all erett investigated. Feeney win be from him as soon as he had time H e l d a t B o w e r s kinds of leading Americana and preaented in court on April 28. Read Herald Advs. to r i t public ,officlslA past and present, He usually llkea to have people A safely eaeambly yeelerdsy ef- of being what he himself labeled as temoen at Bowen School sonunar- come to him, but he did Premier something even worse than soft on iSMl for Gndae 1 through 8 aspects Fanfanl of Italy Uis eourtosy of Communism, of being "traitors." of tha'eafaty pragram the sohool 935 MAIN ST. - Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 TO 5:30 - CLOSED MONDAYS flying over to see him. has beau atraeaing. While these newspapers' have Once he got there, he spent eight Terry Nolkn. Lynne Ruade, been giving dead-pan news treat­ long hours with him In one single James Sprout end Robert Horton, f . % . ' ment to General Walker’s charges, all sixth graders, introduced the oonversatlon. Then he went back to ; handling them exactly as if they program deaerSdng the woric of VTaace. the petrol loadars in santing stand­ were respectable and formidable The news gu eases that what he ing on the national school safety ' t o - - accusations which are entitled to your took to Premier Fsafhni.was a honor roll for the seventh consaeu- their own headlines until somebody thrs year* proposal for a new kind of organi­ denies them or refutes them, they Sixth grade "safety repbrters” sation of Wsetem Buropsan states, Mobil Economy Run. OF MiLNCHESTER have also, these newqiapers, been who showed the school’s aceiaent a "Burope of Fatherlands,” as con­ record by months were Edward using their editorial pages to do trasted to the political kmd of Eu­ Ksldsrllng. Katherine Lauder, seme of this refuting themselves. rope being projected as a "United RObact AlaSbuiy, Joseph ‘Casrsln- In their editorial comment they skl, Louise Petraitis, Steven Boris, fit your budget States of B ur^" In the NATO make it plain enough that General Eva Fbnids and Bm M t Mclnemejrt and Common Market area. In de Walker is a pitiful figure, a victim DEMONSTRATES MILEAGE POSSIBLE Eadi had mads dally aoddret re-, Geulle'a kind of Europe there porta for a monUi over the schoors of impossible and fantastic -delu­ would be less surrender and merg­ jHibUe addrisi aysteni. sions which, of course, no one else ing of mdivUual' national aover- "Safety Town,” a poem enqiha-,, really believes. staing safety In Manoheatar, Was in 2 piece quality outfits signtise, and France, of oounw, as That is the way the press works, WITH HIGHEST MEGATANE-RATED MOBIL recited by Stanley Geidel, Kath­ the only member w h l^ would be in a free country. If a crackpot erine Taylor, Lee Barrett, Gail an atomic power m its own right, Haths'way, Jane Mather, Ronald says something, we print It* in our would be a dominant‘figure. Kindle, L^d a Fprica, Paul hfolava, by Stearns & Foster front pages because the fact that Patricia Backus aod.Rtabard Manb The hews also guesses that de he has said It Is news. When what of Miaa June OlonvilUfaCMide 8.' Qaulle flew back to Paris without Delivers All-Car Averagp fRMilee Per GiUloii the cnickpet says is ridiculous, we CLASS W INNERS' Mrs. Hslsn Wanat’s Grade 3 having persuaded Premier FanfSni showad hew to use' the Bowen Twin sizes only in^Andhor two-piece outfits. Perfect have two recourses. One is to asy M.p.a to depart from bis own broader This USAC-certified mOteltNreMfd iTMiiEtored by r^ d la r stock can playground asAdy. fdr guspt rooms, for youfegstcr^ beds, for twin beds Just that on our editorisl pages. and somewhat lesa UationaUatlc C U S S $: COMPACTS-Manual Shift rambler 31.11 . in the 1962 Mobil Economy R ai)'~ira'ld’8 greatest pfliriiti test of Poems and an acrostic to show ANCHOR st.your summer place. Anchor is a tufted mattress The other is to tn u t the intelli' AIRERICAN 400 safety on the streets were given ideals. made with Stearns & Foster’s exclusive Insulo (quilt­ gence of the American people gasoline mileage economy. All of Uiew can used exdodT ^ dthw b y BHasa Ktafai, Linda Toin*>ng, Sharon Babcock, Joann Reggetu, ed cotton insulation between innersprings and up- Tills activity on tha part of themselvee. C U S S CORVAIR 27.02 2 piece outfits President de OauOe gives France 1: SMAIL-ENGINE COMPACTS MONZA Mobil Premimn or Mobil Regular gasoline with the highest Megatane Rlehard Kisrnah, Paul Ryan, Jo- holsteing. instekd of usual aisal), exclusive Seat' In the cape of General Walker, % a certain distlncUon. I t is that of a ^ h Regina, DavM LoonSbury IMges that keep mattress side straight and trim re^xmslble American newspapers Ratings of any leading gasolineB. and Idas Omtim o t Mrs. Janet Mc- providing outstanding ibipstus TEK^EST TWIN SOB for years. Both mattress and box sprji^, only |59,96. having been printing his fantastic C U S S C : LARGE-ENGINE COMPACTS 27.30 Oarltye Grade 3. Mrs. Marion leadership in two (^posits direc­ f o u r Now—MobilS gasolines have been tested in almost every make of McLagaa’s Grade 4 sang a song ONLY and impossible accusations just sls tions. It was Frend) post-war about safety. 5 9 « he makes them. They hope nobody ^erican car. This year 46 can entered in the Mobil Economy Btateamaiudilp udiich. wisely fa­ CLASS D : LUXURY COMPACTS VALIANT 24.85 PatrieiA O'Neil, Christopher believes 'what the headlines seem Run; they traveled 2,497 miles at normal qieed from Los Aogeles to htarvln And Thomas Pantalso of tigued with ^ effort to mamtam to Ittdioate. They hope anybody Mias Bmilie Bugbss’a Grade 8 France asju^ieat world power, set who might possibly believe Gen­ PLYMOUTH 24.61 Detroit—acrom deserts, over mountains, through crowded .dty told abort atones amphssixing off the original mtellectual and po­ CLASS E: STANDARD-SIZE SIXES SAVOY SIX rulM. eral Walker's charges ■will either streets . . . ddivered convindng records of the mileage-ecoiiomy Fnuik Paaraon and Donald Ry­ litical fireworks advertising the read the editorial inside which ex­ an of Mrs. Catherine McKinney’s Like your bedding extra finn? Then choose idea of a United States of Europe potential of Megatane-Rated Moiull Our reg. 14.95 & 15.95 plains why he is to be pitied rather CLASS F : c M e v r o l e t 20.78 DIPLOMAT a two-piece Diplomat Outfit (in either full and pioneered the first concrete than believed or read enough of Ms LOW-PRICED V'8's IMPALA EIGHT or twin size) with its 312-coi! Bonnell inner- move in that direction, the Euro­ own testimony to draw the In­ spring unit that assures this extra firm com- IVY-CONTINENTAL pean Coal and Steel Community, evitable logical conclusion that his CLASS G : MEDIUM-PRICED CARS PONTIAC 19.48 2 piece iHitfits fort. Exclusive Insulo (in place of sisal) in­ without which none of the institu­ weird brand of thinking should not STAR CHIEF Certified Results! tions and movements which have sulates springs from the final quilted cotton JR. BOYS’ SUITS be taken seriously. When General This advertisement approved and the Mobil Economy Rm cushioning; espedally designed Seat Edgta followed and which are still seek­ Walker himself does eomethlny so H: HIGH-PRICED CAR.<5 CHRYSLER 18.11 ing forward progress would have CU SS ■WBW ’YOKIlBIc------1------Jiatii certified tnw by defy "edge sitters" and quilting adds the precipitate aa to take a swing at to. car. aw.pl ihoae In CkM* A have automatle tr«rt«mlw)ona \ final touch of luxury. Extra firm fiS-eoil been likely to see the light of day. a newsmaa we all print that with 7 9 « And now along comes de Gaulle, metal construction box s p r ^ included. Beth high hopes that it will be the kind pieces for only |79.95. the man who never admitted, even of Item w^hich will tell all readers QUiLTED during World War II itself, that- Just what kind of mentality and France could no longer manage' pereonality Is on ■view. ■A.:; " the role of greatness, and under­ For Mileage Economy and Top Performance G e l Mobil with ■nils kind of behavior on the part 12.88 takes a diplomatic drive to turn of the American press assumes back the clock, get away from this that the American public la the One of die hottest selling styles internationalist nonsense, break up kind of public which can make its the Highest Megatane l^atings of Any Leading Gasolines I Easter — the single breasted Ivy NATO, desert the United Nations, owTt analysts. Its own Judgments, Drying clothti EMBASSY And, as a modest start, have and label its own crackpots. There cofitinental with slim-loolc plain front France lead her neighbors. it •aty tpdoy... are some of us who feel, occasion­ 2 piece outfits trousers. Choose from long-wearing new ally, that we ought to do mors la­ Whether your car is dedgued to nin on Regular or Ftonuum-^ Dissecting The Deficit beling for the public, and spoonfeed DON’T MAKE THE OCTANE MISTAKE I the best gasoline for your car is Megatane-Rated Mobilt Spring fabrics! Wanted tones in w'hat we feel to be the truth. But • t • The reason we have, in the past that wouldn't really solve anything How do you know bef ftn lasting a ty . Some $9,000,000 of the deficit OctoM Rattni measures Miy 7 a t yeur met8r*i iwedt WejiitiBiB aHMWwBs 21 e l yeur ■mlw’8 w eds fit! Snap-tab, spread, button- Is allocated to the other passenger MobiIhGatnSt 1 . 8 9 down eollars. . . convertible operations of the railroad, and ii] cuffs. White. Sizef 6-18. 87,369,509 to its freight operations! Aluminum ^he Higher the Megatane Rating Comp, value 3.99 Obviously enough, all these op­ Complete erations must some day add up to WiRdows $11.15 A plus rather than a negative fig­ the Better Your Motor WMi Run ! WE GIVE ure, if the railroad is to continue Octtno n tin g meoaures only 2 of the qualltiee your and power, laager life sad fewer repair bOlB. GROW STAMPS AS a private institution. But, in any Doors $29.95 CAT needi in Bgaaoline. . . 2 very important quidf. iliAt’s why Mobil’s eo^eers measure and ex- 7450 effort to rebuild, the raSrpad's op­ tiee-both deiling with anti-knock; The result: presa geapliiwTquslity hi a iratiiig systam called tha , The seme; Anchor bedding by?/ erations In that direcUon, it is at lal. Doors $59.95 many people make the Octane Mistake! They con- Megiitana Systmn wirt^ eeabtsa you to judge not Stearns A Foster as described least healthy to have a sound be­ Flue IflstaflatloB. ----BidH’; ---c^y------OctaneJust ratings Octane when quaiitjee, buying gasoline but the and total per/ormanet of above (box spring -and mattress) ginning, and know where the prob­ plus a set of iegs and a beige pies- MANCHESTER c important qualitiM made pos- your gaaoUneMesatana ta^udea Octane, a t coune, Special purchase of Eclipse bidding and beds makes lem really does lie. afble by bnllunt adentifle ad'vancea. <}uaUUes that but goaa far bayood O a t m to ainasiiiii not just 2. tic headboard in twin'size for only this outstanding value possible. Twin size maple past rsUrDAd BMaagemadt, AWNING CO. can truly giva you a dsansr motor, more mileage j,but STol y o S w ito rtb ^ , . f66. Buy fc pair for the guest roomt spindle bed. Eclipse tonerspring mattress and match- ROUTE 5 - SOUTH WINKOR, COffiL ttfeMfeemtcooMBiioL'Boik^ to raOMB HI M 091 Ml TWiN / 301-311 iRg-hmt a p tb is fo r only $74.50. Inexpensive way to 3 IZE $7.31 DOWN have twin b*ds for any bedroom. PLENTY Of FREEtARKHN V- • ■ m tS N, 1|U^CAE9|CH' EVENINd HER:aLD, MAKCE^TER, CONN^ FRIDAY, APRIL 6; 1968 MANCHSSTXR EVEIUN6 HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONK,. FRIDAY,* A I^IL 6, 198;? , !jfe - "mf PAGBj;^|^.EVEN, end Any mnptut wUl be turned tog todustrial sene to rssinet ta it A Iic^ iT o w ii ftockyille-Vemoii Into the dlat^ct Maerve fund, Five Hduse Committees CaineraPrejieiited Tta averaga : monthly empendi- Itiiig^9 lyack denaity of developmeat allowsd." A UTTLE t ih iv .i ' tiiia for poUoe aervlpa la |6,8S3, TPe Presses for Cut ntb fPOBcnsd cMlea bustosss to' designsd ta Attract . "low- , tW : M (wMOi desa not tavs n dansity, toduatrtai parii-typa aatab-* To d ^ d Service i coNyeiffeNT but axpaaMa atooa the begtontag on Block ItohmSnU containtogl todustrial DEAFNESS IS — - - Cruiser Cost of tta fiscal yaar, July 1, tave Streamlined Transport CMMMBMtt to Mditoff tiduM;- ^ P iimmu 9. mumi» . ' ' aevar Iraariied that ambunt in any tMM), "is darignsd to tam tata ot a charneter that waidd Ita MUem Otub ot Manotaeter tta. tfaasItMa «f oUta risidiinual he oompauble with taaeareh o t- A BiG LOSS! •oiitf WMdMr — ■ AlWrta O.- XinrOtaeda wlB'bo dMajad to tM ttKHitil. Anyone noqd a diamond hi 14**Zone Proposal has.praaentad to the MaJM^eetar Laenfac tiuM ,(GaorSa’8 pMtoUp auction will be held at (OentintMd trom Page One) needed to cover the aninttol cost Planning Commission, and one of the effects of this petMurt tneiuded to the Induatrial II son# of Ita taMea for adoption. M l u d tad Mv«! to th« HutfbrA A ^ /|c '' '•' orda a n availabta tor town and tauaaa, oonvaleaeent homaa, cite* which to aeaentlally aossparaWa ta BptaOapsl' ChtoTCh. Bblton will ■nM aomewbat ecntroverslal po­ diatrtet officials to sea. tta Manchester Police Sta- of the federal airways system— may lead to changed thinking mi siming ideas for «b a m be- I other faelllttoa whidi .. Mtoa Margaret Parker, dlreetor «rm tor IS jfmrt. H* tad MOHser'w’nitoiiiati aale Satutday, on airline Ucketo, was expected about $500 million. tw«en Cottage and Spnwe Sta­ tta axtottog -toduetiiar aone. •mpl«yta JM » cojiftnwUon wotfc,* MlViiihii'Hj'v lice bruiser, pufriiaaed Oct. 2 for Ha said ta had no knowledge ' tton, 280 E. Middle Titoe., and would find an artartal atreat an of the dtotitot offiee at 677 Mato S ^ ^ y4> at 997 Mato S t. Man- thoee kema wlU .be on the to be well received. There was The President proposed the tax in iU muter plan proposato, tta Attractlvs location. St., rapeStad that pietuiea'ef ta-> fr. - use by town ooaatabloa, was . paid of tta details of tha crulaer pur- consultant firm of Planning and Use to a. toeatkm that wm DOOHHM OtiaANIZB cHiriar. Tta eommittaa fOr tta Msa. Tta pollot budget covers bidding block at 10 Am. considerable pressure for similar changes, as they affect air lines, aura thsir ataUHty and oeoaoBsto Tho pr opoaad distrlet doas not Maa, avattahle for oBoptkon * are Hf wfto * »«ntar of tta Han* aim inbitidfi Mm. Bugb ooutoa, for out of the public safety, or .Where did the goods come Renewal Associatie of Cambridge, ■AHTFIMB (API — Ptatl- ford Poitufuaaa Oii^ . • ■ A ^ I r - r ocntUibles’ aiid diapatebars’ lal- A. J I ip _ • reductions when the Korean taxes be made effective Jan. 1. psoBpsrlty over a long nm. patnilt tiw eonstmetien of new ritowtt to prespeetlve parenb appli- ehhlrtolibi 'hiri: Frtak-Baity, Mrs, police, budgri, but the rairapHa- artta. elerioal http, ' uniforms, Hto recommendation tor extend­ Mass., hu come forward >rith a 14- In reapact to tta,pNpMs« gsn- raaidsntlal atnwturaa or tha as- tota aid 'ewrgtata astplayed la' .oanta at the agency. When adop- Bufa^vora tocluda thraa odna; Tbofhta Minor aicd' Mrb. RiOtard tien was made to the 1960-01 Sa- were Extended last year. aone plgn for the town, but tta Alberto Marqnaa Jr^ Jotaph O.' talaphona and telegram axpanaea, Weil, back on June 25,1967, ing the period transportation corn- ermi buriaesi asns. Kiaawf s6M UMtohmeat of o tta r buMnaas ae- tlona ar*-completed, theaa pitturea HgARfN6 DOinMaOb:' Thdaa -wiahtog to do­ cal yaar. and iswrpttog expanaaa for the a robbery toqk place at the All lines, however, will proba­ commission haa indicated more tiviuaa. . hdfra hi, an- wnpitaadadt esove, ara given to the new paienta aa a A nNITH^IMLITY oblQ M aniw ' «nd Antand J .' Hanplat,' bly raise a , cry oI discrlminaUon panifii End other, public utllltlwi than once that the number of aonee it would provide fir tend ua«s Otot nate artOelaa. may eall any mam- Former Selectman William R. eara Insurance, except for work­ former Charles Mather Jewel­ could carry forward losses to serve eoaunuhlty nseda such Tta laduattlal honas- proposed fsrtoit netaptar nhdtr gla thin- firet entiy for bohy photo albums. all of South XVtadaor; taa tarothara' hkf of thoioomndtiae. ,, Hahn said tha cruiaar waa the men’s cotnpenaation, la financed ry store at 533 Mato St. to if they are-la^ed with a continu­ may pose admlnistratlCn diffi­ allow both toOustrlsl and dto- Aaao- and two'atotan to poitusal,' add ing 5 per cent tax and also with charge them against profitable culties. for auto aarvtoe*. sales, and rs- til acknowledging the gift,-Mtoa ktwaat priced of three vehicles through the ocnatablea’ own bene­ which numerous rings were years Is new leglslatipn; But Ways latad uses ineiudtog dbriribuUvs ttfbutivo toanhouring and storage eSMten. Thto wen aanewneed te- Paiker said the tostata-developing three frahdehlldren. . offemd ta separate' local auto deal- fit fund. stolen. The case was eventual­ extension of the gasoline tax to Preuntly. the towp !• operating aetlvlUss. “ uaaa. Howevor, the aone wpuld not day W Iti*. Geaa o. BenhavMcb, ■A s^ |*# i!.,^I I ijS.r'> 5Ptott ' •The funeral wni 'be held tOtoorf . ’B|amtars’ .orvB^^ tta Bast jet fuels, now tax-free. Kennedy and Means Committee sources under nine zones. camera will eUmtoate waiting for SOClrTYU Rf^r. Blai^ iPtacf^^ and a. He said « new oar to needad bpt ly solved and most of the said such a provision could be at­ The general bnetoess sta allow rasidential, ratafl or eithipidlii aurgees at-the Oeehy rotto of snapahou to be develcilM ‘ ' row at 9 a.m. at the Larata ata in hto message said such taxes The atea between Cottage and The actual cash outlay for tha stolen property was recovered would ta along arterial strsstS, latad. eeniinarcial aetlvUMa. Hm Viairass HeagMal and The tanMem Club sponaored a Safartoo 9)inaral Home. MT Waaii* Otanga lAdga wlll.maet at Qtai^a ear was 61,700, acconflng to ttw ta )Ma not racommended piff- and claimed by Its owners— 'Were really user charges and tached to the Korean tax , exten­ Bprucc Sts. h u been tentatively .INC. Bait tonight at 7- tito go to tta ohaaa of one to the proposed sion bill if necessary. near todustrial and bdstoeae area* .Ooneomtog tta Induatrial Zone: (Urtid firat praeMent el the sew benefit card party In February for' tocton 8t„ Hartford, with a ld(h dsaler’a ibeOrda. The ear, alone, an. except the diamond ring woiUd raise only half the revenue designated for the propoeed RB r "It to different from the extol . wtedteel chapteK' ManriSeater ot her home, ihe vas bpdii Ip Bafi* Molmsa Fimatri HM a 400 Mato budgat. Selectmen bamUe major Zone (residential). However, some :n most cases, and would permit its oommunlty aervlee projeots. I U A I? I N C. A \ D S Jdaaa of requiem at Oiir ford, Sapt H>„d990. ; . was. priced at 62,606.20, but a purriiaaesi ha aaid. ■ and wedding band ; they have Fatinto Ohui)eh>at lO. Burial wdll Sti to cendpet a aairriea forttair toade-ta allowance of tOM.20 on never been claimed. of the commission membeM have Sunrivofs, beawta.'taf parentf. lato ntsmhbr. waHam David Na- Comml.sal6ner Howard H. George Innls, Stafford Springs; a Indicated-dtosatisfaction with the ba in hit. St. Benedict Cametar^, touchida two sistafaL Mdidi'Riieter an older cruiser biought the bal­ ’The' pickup truck, a 1950 BloomfielA yllle. ' ance down, to $1,700. Huatomann, who* suggested to Gtavrelet, waa confiscated by son to Mr. ' and Mrs. Richard Hb 1 Zone on grounds that It to too and Suaqn Ruater,: both atlwma; conuntoskmers Monday that more Hospital Notes Vaughn; Glastonbury. ‘’finely’’ differentiated from tta Frlmda may call at tha'funar^ her natamalcrandpatadts. Dr. and ■ — Fire District (tommissicnara this police while It waa being home todi^y from 7 to iip.m; ' Mra. David Roaa ef . OhiUpori. aatisfaetory exchange cf Informa­ lowed through toWn unreg­ BIRTH TODAY: A daughter to propoaed Residence C Zone. Mra Jdmea F..Bhiwer',Jr. of Near week questioned the eouboe of tion to necessary, reported he waa Mr. and Mrs. Holyoke Adams, Fig., la vislttog har son and daugh- funds for the eruiaer because the istered many months ago. visiting hours aie 2 to 8 p.m. According to Harold' Kramai, Mm. Beajanta W. Battaaray^ Bedford, Maaa; and her paten; told by the talectmen the cash for all areas, except maternity, RFD, Rockville. muter plan consultant, the RB firandfiarettta Mra‘ J. Itanklin tot-^to-law, Mr. atod Mrs. Ctannca district raoetved no bill from the Npmeroua r^ te re d letters •n ‘ Qravealde services toolc pltaa W>''iflblMrto,: 46 Detoumt S t outlay tor tta cruiser waa about were sent to its owner In up­ where they are 2 to 4:80 and 8:80 DISCHARGED TODAY: Mrs. 1 district would lie mainly around DuUc)i, Weneaiey, Mass., and John town speciScally labeled for the 1660. Ullian Kocamlk, Wappdng; Mm. yesterday to Buckland Cemetery pprehaat. state New York, ■ but owner­ to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where the central busineu dtotriet In for Mra Maude A. Kutchtom C. Ruetar, Savannah. Oa. Tho deatoria reoorda doubled Mary Zaviskas, 411 N. Main St.; downtown Manchester. PWaral servtcea and burial will -.MMa'MaryAnta.AianaoA daugh- Hahn said tha funds- were ap­ that figure. ship has appiuently been Uioy arei 10 *.m. to 8 pjn. Visitors Hathaway of I^ma. Maae., ond for­ o t abandoned. Acoording to gen- ai« requested not to smoke in pa- Scott Freedman, 62 Grant Rd.; The RB 1 Zone would allow merly of Manchester. Th< Rev: ba to Now Bedford, Maaa, at the tar M)^ and Mra. AitibM Aroh- propriated to the 1960-61 dacal Mm . Shirley D(Uey„RFD 2. Rock­ H-? oohvaniance o< the fhmUy. acfs,' 20, P l ^ ; Dtm rOcenUy. wta year, rather than tta current year, o M statutes, tath Jhe tauck ttente rooms. No more than two oini;'«-^a*"*’y structural, row- Laurence Vincent, asaoclate mtoia- ; and, rings are’xqi 'fit sa lt visitors at one time per patient. ville; Mrs. Nora Toman, 41 Sher­ housing and small garden-type ter of Center ConffesatJOnal ’Iba Hohnea 'I^aMral Homs, 400 eleicted viea'prasMsnt of ths Pan- whtrii accoupts tor Ia<^ of abill. wood Circle; Mrs. Ellsle Thomas, apartments—at densities averag­ Mato S t, If to eharfs of funeral haUenic A ia ^ tio n at tta UM- Because of tha quaiUoa bn the P u m e n t. of the -anecaesfut Church, officiated. Mddar to to, ta-ntadi a t « « 4 Glastonbury; David Toomey, Tho- ing between \% and 14 dwelling Mrs. Hathaway died suddenly arranfements... , . . verrity of Rhode Mand, Ungaton, purchase, the cqinipkMionars am ADMITTED YBS'TERDAY: Mrs. mey Rd, Bolton; Mrs. Susan Farr, units per acre. Itl. Mias Aronson, a-Junior, to a aeaktog a meeting setoCtmen of.'sale,,’. . - - Amelia Trask, 81 Cottage S t; Mrs. at the a«e of 72 on April 1 d ttar News TidlntsV- Tta tuigs mdx 29 Bllaabeth Dr.; Miss Jane Con­ Also allowed in the propoead homa 1® Boyteton St., Lomn. » e member ^ofAl^^'I>Mta-Pi'aorot' and others- to gam n im ihforma- Loiralne Hennessey, 66 Essex St.; nor, RFD 2, Rockville: J(*n Bol­ Its 1 Zone are certain publie, ity. " '' tten about the’ toitaat paid.for: from thf AP- M oontaoting ..'PittiM cauef ;Mrs. Maria Meador, OverbrooK was the wife of B enjam in^. sJoti>^^.:3teotikitt_ at the sta- ton, 15 Farmstead Lane, Rockville; educational and Institutional usee Hathaway, a retired postal riera. Fotierafs from district fulirta,-^ i s Rd., Vernon; Mrs. Lucy Hall, Ver­ Mm . Clara Allen, 29 Dover Rd.; provided in other proposed resi­ Mra HaUiaway was bom to ilpmbera "o t Rbth 'Ctoele of A town meeUnkht O ^ b er 1960 ’’’IT ?. .. - non ’Trailer Court, Vernon; Ernest MIsb Donna Baraw, 54 Perkins dential zone. In addition, the zone Manchester. Hie was a m r a ^ of placed reqmnstblSty: tor; rural po- domiitoalon - tb ‘ ^ ' AhJ^ Mme in toe yard at JelUnek, Coventry; Mrs. Mildred St.; Josej* Palmifeno, <3oventry; daha Ctonaaaky Shhai^el "OhurchiwomOn will maet Siraa lanother under­ the station. allows community centers, profes­ the Woman’s Club, Hrat MethodUt Funslaral farvlcas for John Car­ l 5 n W j i t 6 W the- bokid Uce service up tof^tufal raaidenta, Whitehpuse, Eastford; Ralph Dahl- Paul Kingsbury, Oventry; James sional schools and parking fa- Church, the Woman’s Chrwlan rocmbomhanuel Iailb«ran C bur^ who later adi^ted an'ordtoahce at ground nuclear shot at Its Nevada naby vnio died after bairtf atHckan teat site, 26tta annooMed ta cur­ ATTACK PLANNER HONOBjB> man, IM Wetherell St.; Mrs. Bo­ Carrara, 44 Prospect S t; Mrs. ,ciliUes for nearby business—sub­ Temperance Union and. the Wmn- at wpric h i Aldon. Spinbtog MOIls to • The riidle'lma toiOn ap^likgd to district meeting to contract with nita DzladuJ,' 17 Woodland St., Gcleta Vehtrella and daughter, ject to certain provisions and re­ aa’s Society of Ctoristlan Servlee TblcMitiHUe yesttoday nlontog, tiUiO obarM . of the mother and tha town tor the service. - rent settee and to described having TOKYO (APl)_Tbe United Rockville; Mrs. Emily Basils, 27 StotTs; Mrs. Barbara Phillips and strictions. of First Methodist CSiurCh to will be held tomdiTOTr.'ht 9:Ur n.m. Ohlla b a h ^ t te .he held ilmy U. Chief Omatable Bdmqnd F. force equal to 20,000 tons of TNT States today awarded tta high­ Main St., Talcottvllle; Mrs. Pran- daughter, 145 W. Center St.; Mrs. The proposed RC (residential) at. the. Buijca. Fuaemi Home, 76 MOmftwra'vdll make banquet deeo- Dwyer, who makes up tob budget Hale Boggs, Itanoeratic par­ est military decollation it gives Angela Raffa and dau^ter, 17 ty’s No. 6 man Jn U.S. Hoitoe of cea Totford, 3 Range HiU Dr., Zone, for area^ adjoining the een- ^^^^Pylvora, basldea her hu^awl ~ peri S t, RoCkvUle, !>wlUi a ratimis dnd.rqll bdndagea at the and submlU bills to the aelectmen, * torelgBer to a planner of the VemohV Thomas Tuccl, Glaston­ Huntington St.; Mm . Adallne Hur­ tn l business district and the ur­ hfiftt o grtof show of hondi taclude a son, M. iim Maaa at S t Beedard)a nieotlng..Mra SMinstliwdhl artU a been the indirect target of Repreaenlatives,, nay a at KeW Or- P e rt Harbor attack who since ley and daughter, Hazardvllle. ban cluster In the North Center, to away, and a daufhUr, Mia. Norma some of the sporadic enttcism leana tl^t he will press for oon- bury; Russell (towles, '254 McKee Chiirrii; Rockville, at * M. Burial 1 ^ detc^U^, a«d ,Mra Bugane 1989 has ' headed . .Japan’s air S t ; Mm . ESsle Edmondo, 90 Orch­ designed mainly .for garden apart­ BoyntoOe both of Lonan* wUI ta in S t. Beniard'a will be observed by he said monthly reports are com­ ed the legion of Merit, degree t^ ia Burnett, 37 Pwrk St., Rock­ The consultant’s RC Zone would dhestar, and. tavm vlv^ by hia Wife. Mia: Blihabeth MMiheg Form t Tall Cedara. cf Argentine Prealdmt Jose Maria ville; Paul Bouchard, Glastonbury: allow all uses permitted to the iim Services were 1 ^ **w5?J^Sav WUson Oameaky: foiir dau|iiten. plied on expenditures and ara aubr of commander, to Oen. Minoru !iin, Lebanon, at a dipher to be oatered mitted by uie selectman to fire dis­ Guido auminona t(^ Argentine Vlateur Mathieau, 1444 Tolland Mix ground leftover cooked RB 1 Zone, along with lodging ar Memorial to Mis. Joiifph l ^ b o ofMaaafleKI economtots and bankers to meeting Gends. Oenda, 67, has retired houses. Hospitals or convalesicent Iftemaon with totm m ^ to Buckr Ctatar, Mm. John Uab^^RodcvUle, ta . Gaideii Orova at the Legion trict cleric Donald F. FrCeman for to run for the upper house of Tpke. meat with mashed potatoes and a iiliil Home, Daptaid S t , tomorrow at 7 reviaw by the commlaalonera. in an attempt to Sad mliitoter of ADMITTEJD TODAY: Mrs. Elis­ slightly beaten egg; season well homes are possible by special per­ land Cemetery yesterday. h Joyce. Oarpeiiky and;.Mlaa ecoaomy acceptable to ' nation’s the Diet. Lemnltzer, on' a tour ~ ■ wW ta to the He said the prilee budget for the of U.S. Flsr Eastern bases, abeth Levrie, French Rd., Bolton; and form into patties. Heat and mit. AO thd jiiopulfir Idnfthi; dll the fddhion-ri^ht huag, Shama Gtarneaky , of; Tolland; a military watchdoga . . . Clonnectl- nunela Suchecki, Ellington; Gary A difference between the pro­ Shull A. Mbsaait bt«tMir,.Stav«t:Oaneaky of Rock- current year — liB.dw — haa praised Oenda for his leader­ brown ;the patties In shallow fat. in aylOB ttrdtch with the smooth been undeiaxpended each month ao cut: Entomologist Neely Turner Burdick, HUlcrtat Rd., Bolion; posed and existing RC sonee would vllUi; jiad a MiMkri Mrs. AUaeJBid- aaya at New Haven that more than ship of the postn’sr air force eliminate the use of offices in the Point arril Stiffbrd. > Bdgar a te ta WSCB of South tor. and hto cooperation with U.S. William Glelck, 82 Falknor Dr. About two tablespoons of ready- of Vamon, died yestaaday^^of a Metbodlat .wll) meet Mon­ Aaksd why tha budgat’ propoMd 128,000 acres of 'CkMinecticut Wood­ prepared chocolate syrup Is about new RC Zone. Friendimay. call: kt tbe funrial land may be defoliated by- gypsy .forces In Japan. Genda helped BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Kramer feels the ^elimination of heart attaick wbtta Sgbting a hem eavsnt^ from 7,tq t- day-at S pin. at tba home of Mrs. for next year la almilarly 141^000 draw op the IWc. 7, 1941, Pearl daughter to t Mr. and Mrs Ray­ right for a cup of milk when you Lent Btrateh gleva with ride ahtirtog. Mark Lgadtatw# >0 Hackmatack evan though, recommended salary moths this yaar, but "I-wlU -aot are making the beverage for your the proposed RB 1 Zone, In favor of araaa fire to hla yard. ... preaa people to spray.” . . . Prince­ Harbor attack Tton as an air mond Demers, 587 W, Middle the RC Zone, would be dtoadvaii'r rad, ciama de mint, vielt, tuifquetoe, eeal orange, nee “' mt. BIbeault » ***^ ' Mra. SM^.Qlala*.. ' S t n ie Rev. M, Spurrier, as- raises art lneluded,'ha said tta hia- fleet staff officer. ' T^ke.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. youngsters. tar, wMU, braaderuat, brism m< ------* oontimotor, was M years ^ ritftant' iSaatbt,''’ will' ataak ' on tMy of tha current bud|rat indicates ton' Prof. John Turkevich .says tageous in that It would favor large iSinHal aarvtaar for,Mn. Sylvia Soviet Union haa created an “im- apartment developments on sltaa was born to Qjala of *!*?•• S t.-lta Rav. C Henry AbdeirOOn, Sta Manchester luaidaBta reoent- there ariU be. a mirphw at year’s ntot, vMa, turqiMtos, ly tacame. natimaliaed ritisena at dwellings are more suitable for the Vernon, Include ator -of Bmanuel Lptllwan RC Zone, Kramer did concede that rile Damphouae fctaauR, v^mreh, wlU otllriate. Burttl win the VB. Dlgtriet Court at Hart­ ■on of Bast Wtodaor; a-daufbt^ ta'in East Cemetery. ford. Thay art Mra. BnaalMth Bum- perhaps the RB 1 Zone could be of New Britain; atda IMini Betbei, 814 CanUr S t ; dropped from appUcatlott for. the Friesda may call, at Mm funeral area between Cottage and Spruce •Ufstch ciaarie ail4-toiigUi.BUpsn glove of nylon. Lowell, Weri H a rtf^ and g r t - homa tonight from 7 to 9.* Vytiuitaa. Vjneant Oulbteaa, }7 GRAND OPENING ora snUta, aatiqua ivoty. ford; four elsters of Ouiadh FloH- . Mra QJqla, mother ot Mrs. Har­ N ^ St.; John Balclua, 86 North UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Sts. da and West Hartford; and seven old -Lthifiua ot ManCbOater, dlod S t; Wotner George (Hats, 66% 'The RB Zones (also residential) Bdddanly-yesUrday-at Manriieater Blgaril St,; Joari: lOalel, 46 Dudlmr are proposed for areas of town vrfll ta hs^lito^ S t, and l^ a r d Rudolph PaUIardL which for the most part ars fully Mbmdrial HoaMtijA She was bom built up. The proposta zone would :niii day at»S:lS'Ato. ta **»„**«•• to .FliilMd,'. Aug.Hu IM®, m llvM WBIg(h.St. . . . ^ fCBBY. Fimerel Home, Rotay HIU. a allow single-family and two-family to this ctointry fof many years. homes and attached row dwellings requiem Maae at 9 at St. Jsjta* Surytyors, beridea tar daui^ter * vm rraB b o n im u d // /. Churchb Burial srlU be to R ^ Art Rooney,. owaoT^ tob Fltts- The boM aez aiovc them out, m here is your ehadee to (up to four dwellings per building) to Mj«oba#*r,<^ by specitd permit. Hill Memorial daugfiw', '96a. .Can BriOksoh of hiujih Steflera and S ir Shamrock buy soina inexpensive transportation. Come on in and Frieoda may *•“ Cranford, N .;J.; two aiatars, Mrs. Stable, has muned one Of hit In connection with the other hems Saturday tr m T to ^ p.a^, Ldiirle S^erstrom of Brooklyn, K. herals atter Hafold Welamiui, let’s do bnrineoB today. proposed residential zones, Kra­ and Sunday from $ to 9 and 7 to T., and Mrs. AnngBaluri of Bnfta» apdrta--colutonlst 'for the New mer indlcatsd they would be reg­ 9 p.m. ___ _ wood, N. J., and flvt gmndriilldren. York MIrrer. ulated in essentially the eeune . . . ' ' '-1. HOBRY m P P E fashion now In use. ■IfliM fill f:0 0 FJlI. Mm Moy, ‘ ‘ eaa cintm sr. at m u w o ib These residential distriets In­ Sotwfioy 10(00 AiM. tt 4 F Ji; Rocl|vUli5Sn?^SSt» clude the following: 42 Proapeet S t, diad at Ms htaje '56 MERCURY *295 Rural residence; Stogte-family this taoniag ««er a kmi 2-Door Hardtop. Choiee of two. 3ffu.i.iiiiiiininiiimt^ dwellings requiring a minimum,^ Ha bad been cuatodlan st^tbe m unid^ seivlcee and tavli)g Savtoai Bank of Rockville bofom average denaity of one tox^lay per reU ^beoauaa of « ^ tum Af*r Cemetery. '55 FORD *175 aroas. liondbagd to carry Friends may call at the funeral Statiom Wagon. No^ 837. SATURDAY ONLY / Business Zone % proposM strict­ home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 ly for the Parkade. to geared to We have a service ss a community shoppins to 8 p.m. center. PAINT BY into Eostgr Mrs. Frida K. OIcob Uses In Buslaoes Zone 2 Include Mrs. Frida K. Olson, 72, «f 27 fast track NUMBER SETS Opening Speeigis not only sluHipb^ and personal iii Huntington St., widow of C. Walter '55 OLDSMOBILE *175 services for the li^ediate naigh- , 2-Door Hardtop. No. boriiood area, but entortotoment, ml A. Plddtie pgtdBt by Gamy, with fold finishod Olson, died last night st Manches­ coppercraft ter Memorial Hospital after a ehort banking, "and a touger variety e U i^ BODii. rod, n»vy. , , ‘ > Ulneae. to information / AMT of shopping goods storas offering Mrs. Olson whs brnsi in Sweden, MODEL AIRPLANES KITES FALCON RANCHEO goods and servicas. to moot the June 7, 1889, and was a resident of needs of a larger community." . Manchester for many years. She miles away '55 BUICK *275 MOTORS AND J CUSTOMIZED KIT "Oommunlty shopping servloos m Special 4.Door Sedan. No. 736. , /' also are provided for In the region Ba was a member of Bmanuel Luth' 1 6 e Reg. 91.39. al center or the central busineos eran Church. ACCESSORIES Reg. to 59c district, (Business Zone 3) but tta Survivors include a daughter, land uses most appropriate wltliin Mra. John P.. Pickles Jr. of Glas­ ^ Our Research Department hu instant and BALSA W O OD a community shopping area (Bust- tonbury; a brother. Wills LJung- complete access to thg facilities of our New neas Zone 2) would not duplicate r gren of Sweden; and four grand­ '55 FORD *245 thoee in the central business dis­ children. Ycffk correqondent, Pershing A Co. It, in CHEMISTRY j ^ PPLlK Fairlane 2-Door. No. 841. AMT trict, which would contain ■ many ' Funerel services will be held to- turn, is in touch. . . through a private tele­ u c M i a other activities,'’ the master plui morow at 8 p.m. in the Chapel of MODEL sn ips 1929 FORD consultants report Bmanuel Lutheran Churrii. ’The graph wire system . . . with 173 NeW ’York SClEN]nFIC KITS CUSTOMIZED KIT In addition to iiUoartog the wide Rev, C. Henry Anderson, pastor, Stock Exchan^ member <^Bces in 153 cities MODEL CARS variety of activities in the central will officiate. Burial-will be In Beat business dtotriet the master plan in 4>-ri n't) ft n ' Cemetery, in thirty sutn. ~ '55 PONTIAC *195 Reg. $9.95. Reg. 91.49. consultants would prohibit auto Friends may can at thp Wat- 2 and oma* youfre in the sconfi/fn drosses by oavone of Bloomfield, and several & Ooss Highway and Iiiteratate A t nepfaewa and nieces. PUTNAM CO. MANYOTHIftS 291 to the Buckland area. Tta :funeral will be held Monday * Kramer has indicated that Such Leitie^oy made Dfpecially for the shorter nfiiss at 8 sjn . at the Laraia and Saga- uses should be dtoeouragsd to tlMt rino Funeral Home, 247 WaaMng- they are not consistent with the ton St.. Hattfiord, with a solemn alms of the master plan. Oa.$ta s gi high Maas, of requiem at the other hand, eonuntosion ataxlhani A. 8tiBi|ij|iig pure III dreai. f^turihg, Olbow length sleeves, round neck, Cbiucb of St. Patriek and S t An­ have taken tha posftlan ItaL tMs rope M t n waist. Rrown and w li|te print. $i206,10, to. 14.' thony ta Hartford-Mt 9 am. Bur­ dtocouragement would puali imeh ■" .$25.00 ial wSI be to M t S t Benediet Cem­ anteriKtoea Into ’ Kaat Hartford, etery. BloomlMd. pcaaibly only a aboet dtottaes ftam. ' Fritnda may oaU at tta funeral uG B. The "Americana'' dress of rayon acetate. Elbow length sleeves, sUm bonM tomorrow and Sunday firom The highway 'buatoeaa district skirL’lcsther bett with fed'iroert. Navy only. Sixes 12 to 18. 2 to 6 and 7 to 9 pm. would not allow largo oonesn- traUons of retaU stores that oouM $ 2 2 .? 8 serioualy compsts with other tail eontars to town, Kransr ' •ddtog thst soas to •ttrnot tourist sad moM nottil* B m ) “ ■‘ ■‘A .- ■ V'"' I^CHiaSTteR .EVENING HERALD; M ^ C ^ T ia , (Jom , mpAY, APAIL «, 1W4 Jt ■ . -..i? . ■ ^ T '^ r r Section Twp FBiDAy. APML«. i»«2 iKtmilfpat^r 1Eitc>ni FRIDAY, AFRIL,6, 1962 13to3f4 •. i'l EsUMUh Parish Town Three Study iJirectors to GonsiiSje]^ LS College Plan hiBay State $36,000 Budget Shifts Old Govenant Ghtirch A MsmaMMsmeiilMM Tbraa achool offlclala wlU vialt The board of directors will consider Tuesday aofee 336,000 the Holyoke (Maaa.)’ Oommuni^ in additibnal appropriations requested by towp ifepartment A Presbyterian; cburch' will soon be estabUBhe4 in Man- College Monday to study Ita opera­ chesteTiP markbig that denomination's first represiAtation in tion as part of plana to establish a heads. To finance the proposed appropriations, tiie directors town. Church and partona«e buildings, now occupied by the comnumlty. college In Manchester. propose to use monies which various departments'have indi­ They are Supt. of Schools Wil­ cated (hey won’t be ueing this year,* — ------r-— i.. '______congregation and pastor of Trinity Covenant Church, were liam H. Curtis boa.*d of aducaUon Included In the lUt of requests • ri% purchsjwd for an unffladoaed auro^...... ' ■ ••— chairman and community oollega are several sums for additional from 930,206 already In the budget, yeaUaday. committee member Christie P. Mc­ clerical wages. Items Which the dl- but unused. THnIty Oovanant Ctiurdt, for­ municatlona alao a deacriptlon of Thu included; 911,406 for law the properttaa, prepared by Henry Cormick, and Manchesterv’ High rectora postponed, approving In merly known aa Covenant Oohgre- School principal A. Raymond Rog- ‘February. .< suits". 92,700 for garbage collection satlonal Chuitdi,--*- wUlMaSSS .'relocate on Aak, and picturea of the interior ahd dtspoeal! 96,000 for police; 91,- W^- and'exterior of . the buildinga pro­ era Jr. At that time the directors told Hackmatack St, whSre It will cele­ . Offlclala also previously toured the department headu to reatudy 000 for cemeteries, 93,000 for en­ brate Its 70th antiivenuby mis vided by Kenneth Ogren. their budgets, and aee If the salary gineering; 93,700 iqr Insurance; It waa the wlah of the committee the Norwalk; Community .Oollage, year. The new chuiCb and educa­ which was founded under the same Increases^ granted In June, couldn’t 96,600 for retirentent and insurance tional facilities are. ed^yeCted to to lntM«at a churdi group In the permissive legislation under which be- squeesM out of the operating costs of personnel," 93,100 for bond be eompleted June y ai.'« cost of purdiaae of the propertlao rather the Manchester achool would be ea- budget without special appropria­ maturities and interest; 91.000 for SISS.OOO. , , than have them remodeled for tabliahed. IFifw Prom otion tions. tax refunds, 9700 for cost of Issu­ The finance conunlttee of Trlh- aome other purpoaeLthe paator ex­ The items are 9923 for the con ing bonds. Ity Covehant Chhrch inadll S «nS plained;■si Gaylord Ia Paihe of BlUngton troller’a staff, 9300 for elections, In addition, the directors an­ viy ylast November and found that About U repllea were received, Rd., South Windsor, has been 9600 for aaseeaor’s staff, 9182 for ticipate 96,000 in, revenue from the there were more than 70 denom­ aome dqtreaiing appreciation for A b o u t T o w n named seoohd-vice president, un­ tressurer'a staff and 9388 for pub^- state for aid to thS welfare de- inations not established In Man­ the Information,’ and othera ahow- derwriting. of the Connecticut tie woriu department. -partment over what was anticipa­ chester. Letters were sent inviting ing definite intereat. Among the Another request the directors ted In the budget.' them to consider the. possibility, of latter waa oommunlcaptioh from Membera of.'Anderaon-Shea Aux­ Mutual Life Insurance Co. Tlie will consider Is for appropriation The hearing will bqgln at 8 p.m. organizing a congregation'in. town the Aefolm afi ’ Pwabyterlan iliary, .VFW„.who plan to attend promotion was announced today of ,917,130 to the highway -depart­ li\ the hearing room of the Mu­ and offering the ehurdi and par­ OhUroh, the m iKto^hla Preehy- the cigarette visit to Rocky HIU by Charles J. Zbnmerman, presi­ ment. nicipal Building. sonage for sale at a' suggested tcry, Veterans Hoepital are to meet at dent of. the company, after a di­ Cheater Langtry, ' deputy di­ price. A prospectus o f the Com­ An Initial. aurvey of the corn-; the post home tonight at 6:S0. rectors-meeting. rector of public works'. In a memo munity, prepared by the ReV. Mr. mtmity by Ule PTeabytery reault- - Paine, who le a member of the to General Manager Rlcharil Mar­ Injured Mechanic Rask, was included in the ,com- pd In 'the purchaae of the church Members Of Anderaon-Shea Ipwn council. Is a 1936 graduate tin, said 98,000 waa needed for and adjacent peraonage on Spruce AuxlUaii,’ VFW, will attend the iOf Amherst College where he salarlea for overtime to men St., with a view to organiaing llartforj County Council meeung taught for' a year before Joining working on anow 'Snd ice removal, In Fair Condition FOR ALU Preabyterian cdngregaUon tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Wheeler' the Hartford Insurance company. 91,520 for additional coats In oon- Maaeheater. : - ■>' fk h !^ RL 10 In PlalnVlUe. He waa made gn offlcei* In 19M Btruction and programs, 96,000 (or • Bmeat Jelllnek, 42, of Ridge­ .j. mformatlon ' about oiganlaa- DelagaMi ahd aRematea, and dele* and promoted'to'imdarwritlng 44c- repaJm of equipment pnd, 94,604 wood Trail, Coventry, today was COVENTRY tlonal plana of a Preabytetilaa cod- gates-elect and - altwiuites-eleet reUry In 1956. r ’ for rental, of equipment tp remove, reported.-to fttlr condition at Man-, gragatlon will be announced aoon, WlU attend. , ' PAuie la a-trustee of.;LaVrence snow and laei (iheateri'Memorial Hospital’s spe­ DAY SCHOOL according to the Rev. Mr. Ran­ Academy, a Wlow of the Life Of-. The directora will also consider cial care Mall after receiving in­ MlSSfriNSMENl som. . Members' of the Washington flce Management AseOciatlon, and an appropriation of 92.405 for tbJ juries: yeiterday when pinned be­ Mil'IAIllEff Spclal Club will meet tonight at a . member of the executive coun­ acting general manager, Atty,. tween a car and a tire mounting 7:30 rt the club to proceed In a cil . of the Home Office Life Un­ Arthur J, LeClalre Jr., who hofe machine at Manchester Motor KfiHl*rgarftn groUp to the Holmes Funeral derwriters Aasoclation. the full i-eaponsibillty of the gen­ Sales' Ino„ 512 W. Center St. SPLIT SHRULDER Through 8fh G r o d t* Home, 400 Main St., to pay re- In South Windsor, Paine has eral managership during General A hospital spokeaman said this apeeta to the late William David aervad n»p- # Tfcwfilter Rcwllo pel 24, Hartford’s sducatlonal tela- bell CouncU, Knlghta of Coiumhua. vision station scheduled to b e ^ Also, Wward Adamy, 81 M ule • FortaUeTV . TAPE . broadcasting ip„ early aummer. St, a PTA council delegate from Program guides wiU ba mailed Nathan Hale School; Vincent Ra- RECORDERI monthly to' membera. mlzl, 220 Greenwood Dr., principal or Stereo Oraot for oil kinds of For those who cannot afford the of BuckUy Sphool; and Ray­ flO Bubscription, any donations Un. Fortoblo Piionegraph rocordino. Pwfoef ploy ' mond GoWen, 80 Plymouth Lane, are apcepted,'he said. a reptwMnUUve of the League of back. Few transitt^ Lennhoff reviewed the three Women Votere. We will hold yonr gift until 2 diodes. Complafa wirii phases of educatiopal televtalon — The» group will meet Monday, wanted and wfll arrange .mika, oorphono, boHor- the in-achool program which Man­ April 16, at « p;m. in the Whiton terns to snit your budget! lasondroolt. chester will offer In tWo elemen­ library to set a drive goal and tary achools, the ddult e^eation make ioiTnai praparationa for the cm tow UMCOUHT program ahd the culture) preigram. eamrafii. 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f ' 2 3 ■ y ^ ip iw rs s N MANGHBSTER SIGNING CONN.j FRIDAY, APRIL 6^.1962 } Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ., Fr id a y , a pr e l e, i962 , PAGE Flgm SCT » *9*f tiatlons with San. Oaotfa .Al- ^sra'about lito mllUAnr’ Dtiinan continued. ‘T do not want to a Senators Back ban- R-Vt.',. " , who originally , _ , .Insisted roariKl: "Tliat’S' ah affront to the this effort that began IT years “I leas able to control tijo spac< toe handlcwped children at the tax. coUocUons mora than $30,000 oh a, flOO-mlUlon loim that, .would .senator from IU1i)o1b." ago falter. I am not going, to Ham over Applesauce' craft at all times . . . ode of toe C o l u m b i a home of Bum Saste Dunnack of has been received. The .first d » , be repayable in S years and car­ In -- Wedpaedayie dabate. Sap. charge my conscience wUh a most significant' features of toe West Str-aiuwpacet that approxl- Monday, netted 88,104.45. ry the going .govariunant borrow­ lUADT.-Rk -mniska. -R-Nab., had course of action that w o ^ go fllltot-' mately $80 was raised, th e money, John L o ^ Spealwr ing rata oT a UtUa over a par tha Mahsfiald-OIrksatt pro- contrary to the foundation of tsa Railroad Talk given to MIse Dunnack peraonajly, Feemer Gov. John C. Lodge wUl By R o i^ ^ ’Coiiiiidr cent.' poaalra “apadous compromise.” Unltod Natione.” . WiU be used for aometlung in the be the eepaker A ^ 11 when Tol­ [?-*■ gen. Bounce - B. - Hiekaalooper. “Who -would raise quastlohs D enies way of extra equipment adUch may land County Repitoliean Assodatea her sabout 1105 mfill^7” Olrksen Supporting Ca$t h(Ud their annual dinner meeting both R-Iowa, chalrmanv-of the. Senate help her In her efforts with toe demindad. "Vtiy, wa spend more S la te ^yP TA at Flano’s Reataurant In BoIton.'^A ^ ‘ A t«x collectc^8hip*TC«nfire8 diiigtehce'ahd’lbiig'nfiuj It is V. (Coutfiiiiig frowi i;>»ge . . OOP Policy GonunUteer • offered children. Mra. Spearman expressed X7S MAIN PIBOET ■ TtS MIDOLJB TPXK.‘11A8T the ehori-term loan-propospl .as a than that on llpanck .fir this coun­ 7. CharlM of flint,' Mich., Set lor ‘Howie’ appreciaUon to aU who helpod buffet wlU be served and election Dewatewn Maaehestir I „ “Tuniplke PUmat i/Stnot the seat of extorxive power it was in the times try in a year.’’ Columbia PTA wUl hold Its an­ of officers wlU bs hdd. A soelsl le^Slatfve struggle and*, pointed subatKuta Thursday n l^ ,- and it been named to, thg . newly -Food Needed make too affair a suocees and es- I Nsxt Xb Ms Pupolar Msitot r,;Of,l»y,'lUnnulf Flambard, hatchet man for W illi^ II. Yet, it waa-thumplngly r«3ectcjd, 73 to 30. . Dlricaen said be was tpiito will­ dtoatod poet of dean' of WiIU- The supporting cost of the Man­ nual meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in peclaUy to Him Pederson and Jo- hour from 6:80 to 7:80 wUl prsesds l^ ths^ partisan support for ine ing < to- agrea that many things the cafeteria at Porter SchooL A the.dhmer. ,V'‘carries with it certain powers of enforcement. It is subject to- e.The bill drew thS support of 92 itato OoU«e, . Charles’ ' (OMfitomd toon Fag« Om j chester Community Players pro- An Jaoofeha who,sold a great many •“I ’day to official lnSjJ«llon " ------measurS. Republicans and « Demooats. dona hy.>and in the United Na* it was announced yes- evident” But he also said It's duotim o( “Howls,” to be per­ slate o^ officers toe next year wUl tkksta. V TickeU may be obtained from Uona’ had displeased Mm., , tofdsy,.He was acting dean at alao poesible that “space flight formed Fridsy and Saturday, April be offered by the nominating com­ or Rep. LaVsrgne H. WlUlsms. .'.V, lie. acrutiny. .^ttlough lacking have .'.graced maijy a Repuhlicaii' birkaen had sponsored U)/e com­ It was Dirksah, In a'fighting. tocto ftott tii* wclghUau atoto by IsqrBsen Meet at Vrdaa .Omroh ^ , tentaflon; the poaiUon la one of the promise Jointly with the Renata emdUOhal speech, who.mads the '!But,” tha Rei^Mlean leader Flint OOmahmity Junior College. has, Indeed, no lU . effect” 18 and 14, at 8:SO pjn< In the mittee. Nondnatlons win be eaUed The Rev. David 8. King, dliac- gathering. movtog Ua hand titrough vwrloua Here are some other observa­ Whlton Ltbnry auditorium, In- for from toe floor, also. Thaeg of- tw of the Isymen’a Academy of Msaohostar Blvenlng Herald Oo- J f four most Imnortant In govem- Party leaders, have said the en­ Oemocfatlc ..leiadar, Mika Mans­ flhat stand against the RlcKenhiop- hmMs correspotaident, Mrs. Donald r v ment. ’ • ^ • '' - field 'of Montana. er substitutf. „ - ■ mbtimia. tions from Qlsnn hlmsslf about cludaa Nancy Russell and WUUam floors, elected at this meeting, wUl Eoumenieal studies in Amherst, T O m C H T 9 l 0 0 dorsement is well. deserved. She too flight in gaieral: Luettgens as Bdlto and W alter' be Installed la May for tha year R. T a ttle , telephone AOsdemy Vemon will lose US tax collecWr WhUb' the proposal may be id He said he had Eojmd' some Him doetora aald that even un­ Mask, will bp gusst lectuiar at has. done much for the town-cola-, —He bad no difficulty In eating Simms. bbglnning in October. the Deaotn and Deaconess Day ";’>-May 1. In- the .meantime, the ae- i^ittee and thb Women’s Republl- Ter rougher going In the Houae, things hard to taJks.ln'.the dsbatq. der thla voluntary atreaa, Qlenn Jesn Alien and Ruthanne MlUer EVERVIMm FOR EASIERI lectmen win appoint a auccekaor. Sjuiate- Democratic and Rapubll. For one .thing, ha said a Repub- toowad no algna of nauaoa, dlail- applesauce sucked from a tube Mrs. G. Robert Churdi, program '8n ad » at Uhlon Cffiurch In Rock- "■ Custom has dictated that the ap- 'can ClUb,'devi»l1ng time and effort Can .-leaders wera confident the white In toe weightless state, “and wlU portray Sally and Barbara. chairman has arnagod for a talk vlUe. Deacons aad Deaconssses of to b'oih'groups and" to p a r t y well .Uegn . senator' had .. called the. heaa, impairment of. cquiiibrium, .The central figura around whom Columbia Congregational Church ■ polntment-be made along -party being. 1. . blg^nvitgth piled; up for It in the X believe that any type of food on railroading, a pmllant subject lines. Thus, Republican will replace Sedlita would -help turn the tide or other cvldmca of pliyaibal dla- (including ham sandwiefaesj can toeao characters revolve Is, of of today. Oscar G. Hanson, aaiis- wUl attend and wUI leave the local More than,a year ago,,shS as­ bo eaten aa long as It does not course, Howie, portrayed by Ricky tant onifiBeer of the Boston and church at S;80 pju. lETTER HOMES . Republican. ‘ , , ' ' sisted in the collector's office when on the o^ar side .of the Oapitol.' oriontatlon, GentUoore. U v.-ould seem, howtever, that the o rlg l^ y asked the . The cloaeat Qlenn came to feel­ come apart tosUy or make Maine Railroad, will be guest Robert B. RuaseU of Whitney TV SERVICE ^ Increased demands and requlre- flre.distrlct taxes' were being han­ FOR' REkr crumbs.” Robert Martin wiU appear as speaker. His topic wiU bo “Science Rd. Is one of the dleouaelan group HI O-SOM end TB 8-44M dled there, , sfralght-but authority ■ to boy half WHILE THEY U ST ing dlaortented waa rriien Ida alow- Jimmy Keefe. Neighbors Joe and leaders.' George Graff, aeeistant B U N N IE S T h a t d o n o t j ments of the office should one day of the giOO-mlllton bond isaue the S aad IS mm, Movts ftojaetara down rockets fired aa be headed —When you lie in a space cap­ Rides the High Iron.” He wiU show 100% Seltsteetlon 1 force Its eviction from the elec- In the present situation, how­ ~4aund Or sileat, also 15 unp. Martha Robinson wUl be p l s ^ a color Aim which wUl .be narrat­ profoasor at WUUmantlo State Col­ ever, both she and the Republican United Nations is floating to meet over the Weat Coast torouto to sule atop a mighty Atlas rocket by Harry Jenkins and ArUne (ml- lege, beads the orientation group. t tions and quasi-spoils systems In- costs of peace-keaplng ' operations elide projectors. his Impact at aem Ho aald tola waiting tor takeoff—and you move ed by Chet Huntley. LAY EGGS... ^ i , to the. realm of professionalism, party may be victims of an acci­ ver. Vincent Lamo will do both Graff Is a fomer state rural su­ dental,' but possibly cruel, maneu-. in the Congo and the Middle Bast. WELDON DRUG, CO. firing "produced the sensation back and forth on your eapeule the role of FBI agent Joseph Me- Co-op to Meet perintendent of schoMs In Colum­ J ' examination aipTtenure. ■■■The ' compromise was worked AEROLUX that-I was accetetmtlng hack to­ couch—"you can feel, too entire Cohunhia Cooperative Kinder­ - The tSh offica-ha.s had its ups ver perpetrated upon themselves. Ml aiala gb-ahL Ml S-S8X1 Nish apd a professor on k tM«ri- bia aad other area towns. UUa u i y h u s h > Tile mansuveir ls one in which out by the White House in nago- geedandfeedtoai ward BawaU,”—but he recognised vehicle (Ineluding toe rocket) slon quia show. Edwin Culvsr wUl garten wUl meet Tuesday at 8 pjn. Lions fbBisa p and downs ovec'-thc years. It as only an Illusion. moving very slightly,” at TeomansHall. Pr.oapeotlve ^ Mrs. Ix»^r(n,* who will leave party unaninitty and strength appear at a contestant on the quts Columbia Uons wUl p re s e n t have overshadowed other consld- His bluest pulse rate—184 beats —Just before his capsule sep­ show. Completing the east are Mrs. mmnbers, mothers of the 1068-68 their annual entertainment to- FREE ” May 1 f^r other duties, has hanr arated from tos great rocket "I Mary Oaudet, Sandra Genbveeiand kindergarteners, are urged to at­ - died the cKorts .of the office well. eratioHs. a minute—waa experienced when nljdlt aad tomorrow night In Teo EASTER To put it another way. It is too toe first of his two parachutaa had toe sensation of being out on Eileen GUespie. tend the session. An vexeoutlvo mans Hall. Proceeds wtu be used * The reports qf.^ the town auditor toe end of a springboard and Directing toe cast Is Gloria Dol- board meeting at 7:10 pjn. has * are sufficient testimony., bad the replacemeht for this par­ opened. But toe doctors said that fdr their community eervlea prol ticular vacancy has taken on the You don't need 9ood toil Glenn’s quickened pulse rates at could feel oscillating motions as laFera. been called ^ Mia. Guy Beck, eete. MompRoonmi ; . If-such merit. Were atvailable in WOVEI*|l WOOD IN GREEN ORTAN if too nose of toe launch vehicle Sponsoring the production is tot president. BUNNIES every person ^Spicing to the post, roundness of a'political plum.- various times were all ‘‘within ac Fire Wanting WEEKEND SPECIAL ceptable physiological limits.” waa waving back and forth slight Lambs of Columbus, ‘nckets may * Mrs. WUUam I. Burnham, pub­ Hiomaa Chowsaec. deupty fire WITH EVERY t U S. AT ‘ all would be well- However, the ly.” Glenn attributed this to too be obtained from thorn or toe play licity ohaliman. aald that this la a chief, has iaaued a wariUng to par> • .coUectonhlp Wes' loosely adminis- to hove a good lawn Dr. WUUam K. Douglas, until rocket becoming lighter, and thus era, or a t the door. most Important meeting inasmuch t tered under previous hands, a sign recently toe chief flight surgeon ente aad youngeters to be oanful DRYCUEANINGAT more flexible, as it ' used up its as tha gioMP is seeking new hous­ with the handling of matehM aad that necessaty requirement is not ELECTRIC • TOOtltBRUSH for all toe astronauts, summed up 581,080 OBANT l “ t o 9 « too whole medical picture by re­ fuel. ing for next year’s school aad aU starting fires. always, to-be had; GH> MARLOW'S —Three times during flight, he WAfiHINCm>N (AP)-r-A grant ihemhors ahoiUd bo Informed. Chil­ The firemen ware called out • Similar problems hs^e beset the. Any soil—even subsoil—can give a aatisfying lawn with porting; turned hta. spacecraft 180 degrees Assortod Coltra R.I-G TRADE-IN “The preflight an'd postfllght of' 831,060 to too Otonoctlcut dren who wish to enter In Be^ thuMtoy aftentoon for a grass STOP 11 CLEAN Rockville' colleetership, and,' yes, 1 li in a yaw maneuver and faced for­ State Development Oommlaelon temher rixxUd be lagletered at tlM firs at toe bams of Wsltsr D e^- Eoeh Fely lagged other towns, state agepcies Sn^ ALLOWANCE FOR .regular feedings of protein-buirding TURF. BUILD­ medical valuations have revealed ward in toe direction of fli|ht waa announced yeatmtlay by toe meeting in anticipation of flndlng 417 Main St„ Manchester I the federal cqstornhouses.' ' VIBkA-DI’.NT no adverse effect of 4H hours of is, said by firemen to havn been YOUR p i p TV space flight per se.’ ’ Glenn said "I. liked this attitude Urban Renewal Administration. toe dsssroom ootoo. started by ehlNb^ ’nay brought - The selectmen are scheduled.'to p rice Save ■ ' ■ ER (r). Re-seeding a thin, spotty lawn this spring? Sow —seeing Where I waa going rath The giant, supplmnented by state BeaofltBi^.gft it under control tpilcUy with vary Coin Operated Dry T make the appointment 'liext y^ek. See PhilcQ and Moto- Douglas dia say it’s possible er than where I had been—much and local funds, wiU be used to Mrs. RuaseU.J. IMeatman, who little area humod over. ‘ The OOP has unanimpusly en- itila at 867 Main St., For Better Scotts seed at the eepnomy rate—and fertilize with that Glenn’s flight was too short better.” But, more important, be help finance planning ■ over the was reaponsMs for the arrang- Taxes Oomlng In WeU Cleaning W P S T o w s r ! dorsed Mrs. Sylvia Wilson, its owh is.9 5 25% O FF to produce detectable effects "or related, toe maneuver was one of next two years for oeonomlc menu for the benefit show by Co­ Mrs. Lamm U Squlsr, tax ooUco- • Furniture Department. such effects have not yet become vice chairman, whose .p le a ^ t Dental Health! . 4» " $9.95 TURF BUILDER on the same day. With Scotts you a number of demonstrations that growth of Farmington. lumbia X«ke Bowmen la behalf of ,tor, aald in the first four days of V H i t S M A C T ; mannef arid sunny personahty' THI PAMItY AUTOMATIC fOOm * 25% O FF 8 Cbfl. 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X -. BIANCHESTER EVEJONG HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0HN„ FRIDAY, APIHL 6,. 1962 PAGE SEVENTEEN , uA ncittxptsiL fvesmis mNcms^ a p r i l ^s , M « r Ririiard Wilcox during the .eve­ tion ot First . Oangragational ravioli with cheese sauce, pole en, whliq>ed poUtoee buttered Coventry ning. The group.will oondtlct.a Church will meet today at 8 pm. slaw, oelsry and nppit salad, eo- green beeiu, pink appieaauce; Fri­ food tale aUrting at iO ajn. at the at Ktaigsbuinr House. oonut square: Tuesday — ham­ day—^omato aoup, tur»a fish sand­ church during the workday. Sriioel Menus burger on bun, Itome-maa, carrot wich and pickle slice, baked, pota­ Salary Schedule Accepted; The Gleaners Society of Second Coventry High School: Monday sticks, friilt cup: Wsdneeddy— to. stewed fruit. • 8 out of 10 homes OongTogational' Cburcfa annual —meat ravioli, meat and dieeae vegetable plate (buttered splitaoh fashion show will be held at 8 p.m, wuce, oola alaw, driery and i^ Ie and buttered oom nlba, Ilard-oook- Maneheeter EvMdag HesaM $4,600 to $7,000,12 Steps today at the Church Community salad, Italian bread and butter, edtel> pvttrio chtpa) ralaln brown- .Ooventry eerpeepondent F. Fanl- House. toasted oooonut square; Tueaday lea;VThundeF—barbecued chick­ 4M Utae, telephene PI 8-8881. have a cold room —grilled riwesetxirger, hom«-fries, The ItDard of . education teaetaetAtacting-Gordon Poole through the A eecoitd "bumpier-stioker” day oarrot and raisin salad, fruit cup; Friday. April. 6 C6aflifted bjr Htadeata « t . Mgiichwtcr High School Mr. WiUbun C. Coe. FBenltir 'AiifiMr is slated tomorrow from 11 a.m. IS youils ONE OF THE S T tf? salarx . schedule for ncfxt year has school office. Wednesday— vegetable plate (but­ Tomorrow a group of second and to iKion in oennecUon 'with Ooven* tered qsinach, buttered com aitd 'been sAsepted by the teachers, third year French students, at Oov- try*e quarter millennial celebra­ potato au gratin) hand-cooked lire. Alms Heckler, .board chair­ .entry High School will go 8* Strat­ tion. SUekera may bo bad at the egg, browniee; Thuraday— barbe­ Warn up tint man, haa aimounced. ford to take the national French shopping center on Rt. 81, VInton'e cued chicken,, rridpped potatoes, SeUingCluh grocery atore or the Coventry ‘ The basic schedule, for four- contest examinations. The group buttered green b a ^ , ap^eaMioe; Grange Hell on Rt. 44A. Several Friday—tomato soup, tuna fish Inrd*t84eat raon year preparation, calls for salaries will be accompanied, by Miss Takes Part iti Yvonne Allen of the French de­ buaineaa eatabUriimenta in town sandwich with ptokle sHce, baked ass Control ranging from 24,600 to |7,()00 1ft partment. also, have a supply of these atiek- potato, stewed fruit w H h t l w M W Featur ers. 1.2 steps. Those holding master's Yesterday all students of,LAtln Coventry Grammar and Robert­ . tat Mw biM for efferiiva acbon AnnualCohfab The Board of Christien Educa­ son Schools: Monday — meat against Crabgreti. An applicetion of Seven million water riiilng en- degrees will receive an adattlonal took the national contest examina­ 2400; with six-year preparation, an tion under the direction of Miss granular, ^ie e fre-Emergenes Crab- eijfIL CHAfiR Uuislasta and 80 manufacturing te NOT a r*p«nt. Jlipeat— The Tenth' Apnitsl Dtstributioil additional 2700; and for a doctor's Anne Horton, ibis Was sponsored *?M iS^*^**** “P* *n the soa i Y mON FM iM AN “ • U NOT A r«pTlat. J«hn Balclul Bduoauon Lead*cship.'' Qonf( Campiis Sketches outfits in this country catering to degree, an additional 21,000. by the American Classical League. luti doo* it — brokan n r was, _ held ___ Saturday,_Man:h larch 24,84, at their skiing nseds, "tsstUy fo the Supt. Royal O. Fisher has Itean BrMs ! THIS REVOLUnONARY NEW DE- M tUrd Um« in «s nmny lUrta. the Statler HUton Hotef In H »t* growing popularity of that S{>ort” authorized to offer contracts .to .There will be a dance today from ^ VELOPMBNT IN ADD-ON HEAT- fOro. , . Vital StaUstics: male; 5-8; eyes, 7:30 to 10 p.m. at the Nathan Hale I INO will keep your cold or chi^rooB te atate mark in U*e 1,000 yard brov/n; hair, black For this reason, Mancbeetor High the 63 teachers now in the school' This state convention was 09I system. New teachers will be Community Center fqxmsored by GETTING “ [N (when Crabgrssi It about I warm and cosy, with filtered, dtcalet* School students were entertained ^Runnina tn CIAC'ClMa A Traiek of many that era held in svsry Likes: music of Bach the Center’s executive committee. IHlh). So saf* to use, It can be I ios, thennoetatieelly controlled b*et Pet Peeve: ‘Objective testa at a Tuesday aasembly by Mr. Wil- needed but the exact mimbier'- is 1 F1«ld cbsinpi6nah^ at Tale’s State in the nation as part M'the not known at this time, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Panardo will 1 Opwetiog coet up to 75% lees than program of the Distributive EdiT-' - Most often seen: in the music Uam Stockdale. serve as head chaperones, assisted f c Oym Oft Saturday, Sal ecUtksed Mr. Stockdale'* sealous love to r Heckler said. tact, n a beneflelel to matore lawn •Ml 9 MMf« { other tdd-oo beaten. Heeti cold bath- ■M old.mti^ ktid^OK finir years l?y cation Clubs of America.- UConn; Don Hewitt, Jeff Trueman: a Ambition: to make 4^ million Everybody is not a beginner. thlid in the final to account, for akd John Shearer, Bfrandeia. dollars received. B. Golden of Hartford, The Rev. Roger W. Heinz, pas­ NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR NELSON EVERGREEN all of the Indians’ points, Merchandise Manual Contest, Pat There wer many seenea showing whose bid of 2750.35, received the tor of the Lutheran Church, will OSC. SPRINKLER. REG. $6.95. r There are many sports, plsyed Alao, Linda Smith, Morse Col­ Ward; Slid a Distributive Educa­ professionals peiforming impres­ •contract. Other bids were: Ba­ deliver the aermon during the *3.99 WEEKEND SPECIAL In high school which, rsquirs. deyq> lege; Lois Smith,. Siivermlne; Rus- tion Club of the Tear, Jim Slavln. VitarStaUstics: female; height, sive stunts and water baUet. Tbs ron Blquipnient Co., 2785; and A1 10:15 a.m. services Sunday at Cov­ Uon, dOtenninaUon, and. desire, Smlth. UConn:; Harriet Sost- Martin Brandt won third prise 5-8; eyes, brown; hair, brown graceful female skiers wers hu­ Goodin, 2855.44. An amount of entry, High School. 24 GAL. POLYTHBLENE .UCohn; Robert Strihnika Likes; sports, horses and cook­ Vrselria>tNie of them.- This setsan. in the iVlndow Display Judging morously balanced by the buttgUng 2807.25 had been set up in the The Lutheran Churcb Walther REFUSE CAN. REG. $9.96. irin and'Lowell '.Tech;,’William contest. ing - mimickry of professional mala budget for this item. *5.79 BUhie,__ lARM R M :O ' ary T*gMrt,'tHlnoi8 “ Pet Peeve; wet trays in the caf­ League will meet at 7 p.m. Sunday Following the contests, a ban-, skiers. Included in the sntertidn- A duplicator for Ctoventry Gram^ at Coventry Grammar School with he ftrth to thoee fcoya . _ Wasiqyain.Weteyan: quet and butinee* meeting wens eteria ing stunts were bsUet, barefoot mar School will be ordered from Morse: warols tJijmge,'. held wtth'lformer Governor Abra­ Most Often Seen; behind a Robert Pdnz, president, in charge. Kuy .attendedpractice wttUjout skiing, and different types of the Oonnectlout Typewriter and The Rev. James R. MacArthiu’ hsriiing outside recognition. They aiid UO»nn:yDaVtd’ Torstanson, ham RlWcoff as guest of honor. Grand Way cash register Jumping. Duplicator Co., which bid 2869.10. WRIST WATCH Upasla; and isffrey JromanrCul- The students thought, that this, Ambition: to be a veterinarian pastor ot First Congtegational are ot»ea Ofho,lprm the foundkUon A comparison with the different Other bids wetie; Malcolm Equip­ Church, will use “The Betrayer” ai for sucoetoful'trsclr aeasoOs, which Inary IneUtute bf Amirica^ „ experience'was very wrthwhlle,-' bases of snow skiing pointed out ment Co.. 2391.50, A. B. Dick Oo., a A obtained itoarly^eyenr yissr. ■Also, Karleen Tyler,' 'Jiyann; Lynne Rosd>e’83.. ; . Answers: Dennis Podolny, Carol his sermon topic at the 11 a.m. Sie similarities between the two 2209.05; and National Typewriter, services Sunday. There -will be no DISCOUNT ® .Randy Smith 'd« Janice Varney, Creative S bi^I of Ridyard, Alice Cocker, Sandl sports. The informative film cov­ 2260. Connecticut . Typewriter - a Hsirdi^sing; Geraldine 'Verge, Mrs. Evelyn Getwd,wp»rid ii.l^ Malin nnraery claas. ered an interesting aspect of pho­ ■was given the bid because the nja- The Senior Pilgrim Fellowriiip UOoitn; Sheila Veysay,'Holy etudents who have Interesting tography. An adroit photOgraidier china is similar to existing equip­ Family Academy (In Biltie, Cbnn.I hobbles to eontaet her about dis­ will attend a rally Sunday after­ PRICE RIOT!/^ himself, Mr. Stockdale, had many ment and will allow purchase of noon at Second Congregational •88 N. BUIN ST. — PHONE Ml 8-8828 — MANCHESTER ^ceeptanc^s Brian Vlbberts, MOMs; ntaebeth playing them In the MHS library. je Life for esses different camera angles to proffiMs paper .and ink at quantity prices, Wadsworth, Morse; Steven White, Among juniora who have been Mrs. Heckler said. Church. The fellowahlp l« planning Itolaxstion'msy not qiiit* be, like this at yoiir home, biit this is Studies Based various effects. Its annual Work Day for (3hrist The Citadel; Joel Wind, Pratt In­ wriUiig ( » local color and folk- Backstage Lines how leisure time is often Spent at the "Footlights Club" in Sock Mr. Stockdale, very pleased with The board has appointed Mrs. JUST A STEP AWAY FROM REGAL - Aoeented by one or more stitute and UConn: Wayne lora.’Ilm Donahue investigated and Buskin’s production of "St*ge Door." About the piano, left the students’ reactions, described Stanley Papanos and Waltec~E. April 14.'Anyone Intereatod In York, Morse Collega Mariffhtttbr’a ■ FHkin’s Glasa having odd'Jobi done may call the PARK FREE IN PURNELL PARKING M mc at* the following seniors: Jennifer..(?SY«. ’63. Froat ..Thumaeur-.’fi3-,Bn>lMe On Assemblies his audience as well-behaved, re­ Tedford to a special committee church study during the ^dny of i r^TlHsm Allan, UConn; P l^ c ia Works on Pitkin St. He and two "A cssk^-’ rilh twenty-two Sot^WaMd Shhfon'Mui^^ '84. T K e ’pIky w fiiiiof fu ti^ it sponsive, and "very sharp." He to review equation methods for frtsnds recently visited Mra Aeftmem?!" exelringly .depicts, tha-trials., and tribulations of glds in. a New IMintod out that the student body determining the salary Increments Wells Pitkin and Mr. Howard " W h g t are they running—a York boarding house for young actdesae.s. The presentation wiu Aj^signmehts in note-making, letter-writing, oral reports, and re­ not only caught all of the wit, but for the 1963-64 schori yeatt The C O M E IN ... Irn; Sally AspinwsU, Bssttrn Ntg- Chesg Teani Cheney at her home. Mrs. Pitkin'* boardinghouse?” be Friday, April 13 Ih the BaUey ‘AuflitoHum. (Herald photo they Picked out humor that aslen conunlttee will consist of tha su­ meno ConegS; Paula ttwigper. hospltsllty and help wat greaUy AS a matter, of fsdt that’s ex­ by Oflara). search papers are the projects of he did not at first notice. perintendent, the three princqmls, XTOonn: C s io ^ Barrett, IKJoim: appreciated. She showed the boys actly wbat "they” ake doing, far some sophomore, Junior, and sen­ NeU Wise. 'S3 t-wo - board members and four LOOK AROUND... Fredsrick Banatt, Seton Hall; aim W in ^ iglith various rare coUeetlcn pieces of Sock and Buskin's April 13 produc­ ior English Level 3 classes as a teachers to be named by the edu- traria Balding, Creative School of glassware from the PitMn Olase tion of "Sasge Door" canters result of the assemblies of March catimi association. Spring Spectacular! Works. The remelns of this land­ aibund life in a boarding house for 27. ' Ssirdraasing. • . With irin* on all five boarito In Nortlmin^pton Manchester Freshman Dance Set CELEBRATE OUR ' Also, Patrteia BendsU, Morse mark ars still standing on Pitkin young actresses. Three assembtleS were given "Starlet Memprles” will be the College; torrslno Besaettr UOenn: their' latest effort the eheas team 8L . , ■ When you add an td*aV*Uc ptsy* that dejr. Seniors-heard various Soph Assembly PANSIES-PANSIES -PANSIES has new hiked Ita season’s recqrd vMfht and a Hollywood agant tp speakers on community service. theme o( the firit dance sponsored dames Blanchfleld. UConn; MSiy Present Joint Band Concert by the Ckjveni^ High School .AT IHE POPULAR BoutUler, Saint JodfPh College; to 8-0. This was the second match tb* life of an extremal^ aromlsing In addition' to writing thank-you of the seas(in with Maloney, the, young actreks, the restutaMt tri-t lettei* to the speakers, soma sen­ Discusses Job freshman class. The dance will tie FIRST ANNIVERSARY ^ tricia Boyd, Cabrlnl' College, Ap «i\thilsiastic audience gave avinlty College (Vermont), and first one being played oh March 8 angle is both interesting and'dra- „Show Art Winners iors In these English classes were held from 8 'p.m. to midnight on and won by Manoheatet* J-S. e s ^ o ^ eirioyqble conceft b.v, the April 14 and is open to all senior jjO oiw F i * d ^ BrasftJs. MIT: ^oi-twmeton '(Mass.); asslgnaA-long-range topics for. in- |Fhe ra'ktoh' was-started by Alex ! The setting fa r the production Vestigwtm-J^f conVmuhlty services. Opportunities high schobi Students Aifif their In­ W ITH MSI Smiy^3|rowmi>V®6"nrA*^ Susan High Benoof -Barids Saturday-eve- Tile JtHS; entries to thi vited guests. Guests must be stgn- Woodland Gardens Browib :UConn.-. Uraanetti, on third, bip’ard, who ipay prove one of She most Ntac* Junior-leiV*l 3 teachers were^v- beat his opponent In 88 move a. n te, in Bailey Auditorium. Scholastic Art Omteat .are' on "You can be America’s hope for .ed up no later than the afternoon i AlsSiTeresa^C»lde«e( AWihurst ttya onee ever Used. AoUtoritiee 1%e guest hand, consttting: <>f display duriflg the month of cn a list of posaibUities for class and tl^nn; l/>u (japrilqzsl, Tom Rivard scored his win on first promise carpeted, stairs. preparation on drama following the future, not its moblem," de­ of April 13 at the school office. board minutes later, as he won his about 80 memben, arrived On Fri­ April at the Lutz Junior Muse- clared Mr. Joseph Dyer of the Joel Cash of WDRC will be Ufc Earlriind UConM; CliVia Catlson. Prop cbnuniite* members ars day, and were boused by members their assembly on the theater. 'Plants That Please" F m ...C 0FFEEani1l0miTS ycoith,*' Snsah dsNMin; Hartford giune In 32 movea wondering if it would be more aoo- Level 8 sophomores who heard State Eimploymeiit Department at guest disc Jockey, furnishing his of MHS Band.,'.'Eieir pre-concert the sophomore assembly on Tues­ own album of records. Tickets VISIT OUR FIELD — PANSIES FRESHLY DUO — - BRING 'WnB OHILIMUCN Becreteiriip School: MarieOtrofarl. A lapse of tima followed, until homlcai to buy fruit wtioleseie. It activities included a dance and a vocaUonal assembly may be Centrtr COnmgthait and UConn: Stsn Marchut and Steve Klpck, seems that young actr>t*ss are ex» songs. spirituals, and Broadway choosing a payUcular vocation for day. March 27. Presenting (acts may be had from any member of pizza party in addition to rehears­ about job opportunities in Coniwct- the freshmen class. Refreshments barb C:.*mb*or|„ HCenn: Michael second and .fifth boards respec­ tidmely fond sf fruit—aepeclajiy als held on Friday and Saturday. selections were all part of the pro­ research after invesUgating the ~ N9W,.. -®wu alt the TORO Churlfla. TOOnn, Norwich, and tively. sewed Witts Withlp min­ bananas. gram. ■' icut to Level HI English classes, received at the high school In the ' Under the baton, of Ueorge.Me- printed materials front: the Guid­ (made up of students not planning University of Bridgeport: and Wllr utes of each other. The last game '■ *nie changes from'' idinoost to housek, the Northampton B^nd Manchester wss tiie eighth stop ance Office. Students will then spr will bo served. pam Cdark, UConn. ended when Lerty Preston, who of the club's a n n ^ epnOt tour. to attend college) were Mr. Dyer, There have been 12 applications Machinot You've alwciyi wonfedi minks for one aetreM Is one many opened the oonoert with "Moonlde ply. for Jobs and mport their -re­ Miss Anna Moore and Mr. Wutor 2 QucFt # 3 9iNWt • Also, Carol Ann Close, Creative has now won eight matches with­ woqld Want to dupUoado. She even Idarch.” Their featured soloists -ROiiald Jodoiil, '04 sults .to the class In the form of contest for queen of the Coventry "WE SAVE YOU, MONEY" out a loss, check-mated his op­ Bialobraeake of the State Depart­ quarter tnlllennial celebration. fehool of Hairdressing: -Jeremy geU her. portrait paiMM by the were- 'cluinetist, Joseph., MeCkff-' oral discussions. A written paper ment of Education, and Mr. Tbom- ■oakBt M . ■ l«Ml(tt Conklin. Colgate Unlversi»: Alice ponent on fourth board. The A H Department! fery in “Fantasia Dt .(Hmcerto,” Members of Miss Jeaitne Low's will .also be done to conclude the The're has been 4n extension of Cooper, Annhurst: Barbata Cran­ tssm’s next match is on April 10. as .Tocsik from the State Labor time to May 4 for Coventry girls ONLY " ™ PARKADE Whtriwind.;danoes: by a ufented and aax<^onist, Jeiilyn Bredbury French IV class have been givU^ umt Department dall, Bndicott; Bdward Custer, The with Daniel Hand High School of o*3t member have b«en desmod a in "A Jazz Suite.” Otal reports on famous artists, t Mary Pierce '83 to enter who are attending a high Citadel, UConn, VMI; Albert Da- Madison. ' Stressed by all four was the fact school in town, WllUmantic ' or YOU’LL CERTAINLY WANT SEVERAL BASKEnnSt WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE sure ''Suceees :by -ebaeafsrs,.-.. Opsnlng the second part of the that further training after high . browski. Tha Citadel and UConn; In the class tournaments being Tickets for ths pmductlonl may program wss the MHS Band con-' Manchester. ^Applicationsand OUR FIELD IS THE MOST COLORFUL SPOT IN Jama* Uarby, iVirter School of De­ school is a^rtuBl necsaslty today, MANCHESTER — lOiDOa IN BLOOM! run by the chess club, the stand­ be purchased in m a t of the,-office ducted by Robert C. Vster,. fea­ for competition In the job world Is further details may be had by con- sign; and Robert Davidson, Uni­ ings are as follows; before or after sehobt., Or from any turing the Majorettes and their GAY. E X Q U IS ITE AND EXOinNO COLOBS IN grow in g mors serious sach year. SWISS GIANT PANSIES — MIXED AND STRAIGHT COLORS versity of Vermont. . (^ass A: .Stan. Msrphut, 8-3: club member. Ughtsd batons In-Tfotre Dame Yet as Mr. Toczlk pronusad. - Al*o. DlsAs Doarfngton. Unlver- Tom Rivard, 12-4; Larry'Preston, Wins Schoiarship Btareh." ' Mr. Vater congratulated Bty of Now Hampshire, West- I "There will be job oppartunttlas if 8-4. ; Paula MiiNamar*. ’82, I1M wwi Gemldlne Verge on her fine job as you have the Initiative to woric hrook. and Utslie; C^isUns Ding- Class B; Erie Johnson. 112; captain o f' the Majorettes this trsU, Central ConnscUcut; Francis second place In the State IN I •|ecui^iif|ve» and study hard." Doog Melhtosh, #-4;. Jim Caine, Betty "CSOcker Search for Amsri 4 year. Ronald Pirkey displayed his . Miss Moore addressed the glris ' Ciokson, UConn; Janst Doremus, 10-6. Kathy Vennaft, '64. skill as student Conductor as he led RAKE Special This Week! CTConn; Robact Dowd, Mitchell can Hpnismsker of Tomorrow the hand in "Overture for Winds.’’, In particular, warning th«m that to and University of . Bridgeport contest.-'■ say "I'll take any job" is "bring saver Maples, F-S* PHILLIPS AnoUm brilliant highlight was Pauls was swarded. a —llOft. very Shortrightod.” She suggMUid_ Michele Drapean. UConn; wltliam , "DissatfirBi‘ Btrikbe'i*i« l(*. Peto tfUwPH "I** SALE Ciuobeneau. TXlonn: > and Chris soholarsbip plus a peraenal letter Vlrgen de la Macarena". for which UiMtf they lo ^ into such fisTOs is Record, Filin Help of eonfmeiidation from Betty e«e' *f Jlta^,.rsgay ig|head- practical liurtlng, distributive edu­ Buckingham Oriental Popples, Lupine, Mhiers UConn. . he drew trunendous applause. Congregational Church . Also, John English, Boston Col­ Crocker. The ecltoUrship wilt be Uae* t thb tid-ltomsw-.imwspaiiers r re The concert concluded with the cation, dietetics, and fashion de­ Basket of Gold, ta m gas* lege; Marilyn. Ihans, UConn; Joan Stenographers adminlsUred by. the National A** combined bands performing - such signing. "A woman’s horizons are Hebron Ave. and Reg. 88c. Now ...... O For l• U V sociatiMi of Secondary Sohciol cewtiyly mademaM as axtntextns .ccec 'Unlimited," she declared. "Flan Farr, central OormectieuU Lois a c ta .^ several stuitaiu numbers es "Guys and Dolls Over­ Weir Street BraRoh, R i 5, Senth WiHRier, BUI45IS Fecltt. Middlesex and St. Francis A record and film presented by Principals. She wiQ reoafve mors, ture" end the ever popular "Star* wisely, and plan now.” IboUnm Privet, IS", weB bmariied the Telephone Company pro-rided information' abouti th|* from. theOk | ja g ^ classes taught by Mrs. . Mr. Blalobrzeski discussed voca­ Glastonbury (OFPOBITX TEN PIN BOWL) M orta l; Ririiard Fiah. Eastern La-mla Bapister. and Stripes Foreyer.” W DISPLAYS OPEN SUNDAY 18-8, DAILY 8-8 tb azarene': Dmdd Foater. UConn many tips for the senloc stenog­ sometlms this summer. A social followed the concert to tional traliiing for boys. Advanced Saturday, April 7 12c 25 F Also, ^ b ert Giorgettl, Porter Ufa about Whlrii 'hd'wrote, furnished ■ in the arena by Pete Imw pwf MMi tfcee * w i n t e r s p e c i a l s * tor in using a telephone. Distinct She, as yet, Is undecided es to Pantaluk’a Dance Band. ing high school preparation, he H A H Uwn Food. 10-6-150 .lbs. 2.44 no •AfSJisr z r Bchool; Donald Golos, St. ,vil- diction and accuracy , are alao ee- a deftnite earrer but .plans on go­ Other extrii'.diadtt projects wars recommended phyalcs, drafting, Biael's; Francis Golden, 'Boston ■ This concert pfoved to be a to- 3 b ^ e 6 .7 7 aentlal. While th* diction must be ing to a liberal arts college. in the fonft'cf:writtairt«|taris on fsd stteeeas'tor all ooAoemed and a and espedally mathamaUca In ad­ •.... .2 .7 7 Garden Fertilizer, S-10-6 . 11^ 1 , ^ f i l Nie bill pifli binfloe to TORO WHIRLWIND Allege; Lynn Harrison, Central distinct, It sbouim a te be exprei- Paula was announced top win­ such s n h j- e c l* a * F i f life of dition to "a good ecnimand of ths iwe M^^teiye e$ Connecticut;' Llndk"Hasaett. similar joint concert ■will be pre- . AinmliMii alve, natural, and.pleasant — not ner in the MHS contest cut-of 1 Shakespeare,, the Glob* dEieahr*, ssntsd in Northampton with MHS Amy Baesler uUke Churilla BtogflLdi lengus^fee** p l a n t X ,,.., .2,77- Lime 50 Ibe, 59$ Wm€$ I em yeir nenwly. VConn; Unda -Hawkins, Becicer suited. proximately 40 spplicMta wbd and Julius Oa*sar. One o f the more Apprsnticesh^ training' ttu pro­ iMulatte, •otNn Sunlor (College: Robert Hines, BaM as guest on April 28.; 80 Ibg. 79$ MUNI- The film. "A‘ Manner of Speak­ took testa some months ago. IagM>i<>us proJecU wus a scroll . Ken Woods, 63 gram of working for pay whUs ao- •outhem Ck>nnecticut and UConn; ing,” depicted -s Company with Pauls is oo-editor of ths High written completely In Larin. quiring (xt-the-Job training, .wns and Loodan. J4nda Hel-wig. Tufts; and Jean sundry employe types. It pointed School World and is-g meniher of ^ To go, along wlOi the study of Legion of Honor zr the subject of Mr. Tocsik. He Stat­ Oeraatama, aU eeiora ...... S8o and 85e TRAM Yom T B 0U B U 8IM A TOW Hennequln, UConn. out their faults, and how they aif- the Current Affairs Oub and Na­ Englieh literature, Mrs. Banister Clair de Ljtne si, Joseph Conrad ed that there ars now 4,90Q young Gardenia Plaata la bud x jte ; Also. Ellen Hochberg, Syracuse: fected the buslneSii. tional Honor Society. She works has cffeetlvely arrangad ar bulleUn Need a fishing pole, soccer ball, apprsntices fat over. ISO diffsrSnt HABT^ -fudy Holmes, UConn; Janet Hu. As one student pul it, "Our high at the Manchester Evening HenUd boartl with pictures c f Shakespeare, Concert Aids novels no. Before one takes up his tennis racket, skis or ping pong Custom Built firecrackers. in anUcipation of an paddles? If so Mike cmurilla is skilled trades in this state, and SALES and SERVICE tian. Hartwiek: Judith Gray, Bay- school la supposed to-riot only gi-vs part-time. characters in his plays, maps of many are open to women.' Mr. \ SEEDS Large Clean ath; DasrU Hamilton, UConn; us s formal sducstlOh; but also, to Paula is taking ths collage pre­ SmtfQrd-On-Avon, and drawings MHS jevqkition; it should be not­ the person to see for he can be OladloU Bulba ... 12 For 5 9 c Music Fund ed that one's leader- will not be found selling these items for Nas- Yoczyk urged students to Inveitl- •M IOOS A STRAHON tanto^ Hunter, UConn; Peter help us form good values and opin­ paratory course and has taken no c f the Globe ThaattV. The classee , gate the. apprenticeabip ' program Tubisreaa Begnata Bulbs 1-CAR GARAGE abloo, Hartford Art School; Lydia ions. Surely common sense and homemaking courses exespt the have, at the same rime, been doing Fidel Castro, but instead »^ t^ sUf Arms Ca-any day after school. PLANT NOW! courted are admirable traits." week’s feminine legionnaire, Any th'ough their Guidance Office. (for that ahady spot) O For 1.00 Jockle, UCoiutand Pougias; Larry freshman year compulsory one. book reports. A bsnefit concert for the.Dan- He probaMy uses as much sports ,Mr. Dyer emphasized, the im­ • CLINTON JamaUia, .UOona; Charles Joy, Jarirs Corbett,'84 Jane Hsid, '83. lei Manchuck Memorial Schotar- aesler. - ■■ Lettuce, Cabbage, Strawberry aari Asparagn* Irtetad — Sue Brown, 82 Amy, also likes New Orleans equipment aa be sells because portance of finding ‘'the proper Franklin; and Herbert Kingsbury, shto-'Fund w'as perfOritied by rita sports, especially soccer and base­ Planta, Oaien Sets, Rhubarb. Dow's Cmhgrass KUIer WIU V "• L A U S O N wMi with .its ctreet painters and iron niche in the job'world for you." De Ib e Jib Efiecllrely ... NimdatlM ycean. . * Ohio Wesleyan University. Ol*e rallinge, ScotUsh -kilts, and folk ball. occupy rooi^ of his free UmA for that will i)m lt in personal bri^ 8.95 »995 - Also, D0U | ^ KopCha UConn; Club last evening at Manches|;er This, year he was the (3o-captain music. In particular by Joan Baez. piness. "But," he said, "soma of f Richard Komay. UConn; Fred Kra- High School. In the category of dislikes, squash of the varsity soccer team which you may be looking at ths Job Bieediiig Heart^ in large peto e • 8 • • ExeeBeet eeleettoa of Aaaleas, Aadranbda, RENTAL EQUIPMENT wiek, Uepnn; Peter LaFonde. ' The gl*e club of 88 meit and an should be included' too. :Ued with HaU for the CCIL cham­ world 'SdUt rose-colored ..glassss." Creeping PWox, aU colors...... baht. 58e MMnrtata. Laurel, Fteweilng Shmbe sad UConn *ad\;Pimii*a(Sei Susan accomi^ist was directed by Prof. ' Next'fall, Amy hopes to attend pionship and was second in state­ The Jobs ot Uts future trill go, to Grafted Wisteria, purple...... 2.22 FmHJTreee. PICK-UP AND DEUVERY SIMVICE Custeni BuHt dan,. yCaqn: .Mhry oau Law- O ^ o n Almstead. Included in the either Smith m Jackson College wide competition. Mike has been-* those with training and Qie ability AWNING r ~ aematU Hybrid, aB colors...... potted 1A9 UOm V. ; HW ' L a W k • n 0 e, eoncert were the Ohio Wesleyan wljere sbe thinks she would Uke to inember of the team for four yearn •■> sd'ut to the ever-changing job r Glce-ettes, •comprising .nine po­ Oovasa, Blaabeirry and Basp- VOotm; *veI«d ssniora, haring It has been dbserired that Mlfes’s sd this psogmsa (ar tlm rirask of Paanof«.BiiiA.«l Aaaesimd to’ C ^ Cod, JiVsatdn* ^greatest v|itue taigs *hUlty togat April CORP. o COu k Patrieik OTMan, DOonn; I fie ate tend without obligation FREE broohuroi. J*mB wiiA sOmast'evmrybod^ Fred DBiQ, OOhtial Cbaneeticut; Captains of Swimming Teams partmea^'. iSUnM^isttriPI LAWK AND GABDCN FOWBB EGUIPMENT I M. B. 1 Osil OuUette, UConn; Zenta Osols, Rogers JV. tsffveled .witlia rim Tmnaeyv " Hp is (Be •son o f Mr. imd Mrs; gram srould hwH tr m tim , Albert OhuriUa d( «| Brettmt B A I Nemo ' 4 ^ a n ; and Daniel Palmer, UConn. w w b inm The victorious MHS swinunhig^aptains was made and greetadbAi’d freeHylA Herb at 1900 in Whin she f h ^ time, Ainy itai- ’ Oiefly England, m ttcipat* ROUTI t l M 1 M R4. I E m t HM M . I AddrOtl I Also, Sari Pinkman, UOonh; team recently held their annual by a large roar for. as was ths votfdt*d ths moet SKCIALTIES . Mimis Poldony, -Johns Hopkins *ald thatstf Attatate, joys reading plays, cooking, play­ the piogmm 148 #OmMUUKD STBXBt jo m r t . BAPAIWIA I City banquet at the Roaewood Reatau- oase in soccer, tri captains wars (or bis fine fund wUI*> ing th» F h M knitting; SUdis a i JBbmmi -jaakwA-Bil 8* PUBMELL PLACE TRS-7409 VIRNON, CONN. and Unlvaralty of North Carolina; elected: Ivan WssUieff, a *a r“” KANCHBBin, oennr. , OfanUittlrVptP-M. M l 3-8474 rant ^ HM kMldla ' ' ’ .W8-X8M Itarcla Dottertoo. UCOim; Bar- Stroks .Bhniatlw , b**ia~.Pmilliii -Critefcva -Wotuwi, .of- D o rte ^ bourse or Bta WirAig, m e*tyfa>, and Bbifl llisii, Mrfc 1 , L s o ' tsuod' BuroM last Batrdreeaini;; XeiUi Robbins, Ool- the announcemettt- of next year’s BiU Bturic’s siinesssor la fg* M Bandy BnRk> '*4 lAria, Cfemaii, and

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHiaUBR, CONN, FRIDAy, ABRIL 6. 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 BUGG8 BUNNT OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Hal Boyle treatmeht" by North Korean cap- tors. ( Reports to Kennedy HEALTH CAP$ULES Generals Say All GIs .L«ter Chinese Oommunlate took yw«vw«ix>- ty M1cIum!| K. IVtii, M.D. oyer the prisoner camps, he saM, (♦oWNwr-nN*— AN orr* pm a l/i v m in c ^ LtlMF-«tlTT/ Men ond Women and Med lenient treatment and 'B U T WHEW Coffee-Breakers Get IP A PBtGNANT mother HAS MflNC»0eTOReaiff7H»l4mi)M»TOO < iWlUtNZA, Wm. THE BABY Bi Anti-Red indoctrination "b y well-educated n ji^ iM iea u M S ABOUT Ytxjfr in fi^ X u j AOfcOM 7A «A B6 AFFgCTBP 1 Chineaa Communists, many of npson B%0 MNB TkUlL tANDd0ra4lH»640E> ITOeedOww" tRoMwlnH whom had studies In th# United More Ailments States and spoke English 'flu­ iMLK^BOUftCBh AHSADOF W M Sur> (Ooatlaaed fraos Page Om ) CME7TOUMMe BV»RyBDt>/ H4 W P IA C B ) The White House declined com- ently.'* uSST^Stoei If . Despite lenient treatment and TONl» flM OM6ff MW4TOU START TD UMm-AAm U ' NEW TO R K (A P )-a c l«n c e has keepers. Strikes most oftim among Democratic nomination for govar- ent. . Chairman Jbhn > Biennis, D-MJss. propaganda, Fitch said, "no trick On Berlin Situation MAdiMi ‘H done considenble research on the sales executives. nor of Texas, quit the Army aAUn h. Y^AMiiMP IP mwry wph had asked the Arm y to outline Its was too dirty or megn, ho weak­ perils that beset the health of Hot­ Romeo dermatitis—Itchy feeling being removed from his oommend ness too unjust to . exploit, no and admonished on Qie ground-that current methods of alerting tha uSSSr In fingers felt by romantic elderly threat too- violent or subtle to be Ronald Valluzzt, trumpet, have . (OonttMied tram PEge OEe) tentot and Eskimo. hd bad tried to Influence atddier mllitarjr and the public to cold iroMvta 2SS2'*‘“ vice presidents whenever the pret­ war dangers of Communist sub­ used to batter the resistance qj first chair positions, with, their But apparenUy It has overlooked ty new girl In the stehograi^c vDtee In the 1B60 election and had band sections. U-S. officials said that the many iotoS* . MteKkMjwiit version. the prisoners and cnish- their long hours invested fat the U.S.- 41 Cote some of the health problems fac­ pool passes by. No known cure, labeled as pinks or Communists w ill." SlSlPfvBoODP STSdltrdWc » MDfWdMI Previous witnesses testified that Others selected for the band Soviet meetings have so far failed n ^ ^ S y e t beedk SSS3i ing one of the true pillars of our and victim rarely seeks one.. such Americans as fOnncr PresH •NyGrf* dent Harry S. Truman and Eleanbr thousands of U S; prisoners in K o­ Many U.S. prisoners were con­ are Bruce K. Taylor, Arthur I^e- to produce any change whatever 40Baqwd tote civilUatlon and society—the great Inner Sanctum Knee-Knocks — rea weakened under brainwashing vinced “ It was useless to resist," Clalre H I, and. Eileen Sullivan, In the Soviet position or any indi­ ALLYyOOP in EECiMBINNcittiN SlPlSBt 47WMite Roosevelt. he added. BY V. T. HASE MbS mT m im 4 ie id «M . American white collar worker. vibrating weakness of tbe legs and collaborated with the enemy. all clarinets; Preston - Trombly, cation of Soviet willingness to 4>l«N|ad 40Vaaltete that afflicts any mouselike male The .ex-general's dUBculties. be­ MMon “The problems were not limited Fttch said court martlals or baritone saxophone; Roy Wlnther, make concessions. voun>irf>oyBiofrf z tUM dM ipwp r r r This is too bad because, medi­ em]iloye who, at his wife's Urging, gan with accusations in the clvll- trials were not possible against coriiel; , Stephen Morrison and S a S ii T » i ______aXB«rtnM r r r r r !i cally speaking, the average office lan publication Overseas Mfeekly to lack of knowledge of commu­ Khrushchev stlU is threatening' fooR eu mMwafj \ Invades the boss' office to ask for nism and democratic Institutions," many of these prisDnars, after Charles Vaughan, both ' French to sign a. separate peace troity SSMlddirtonfli) 14 employe has far more interesting a salary hike. Symptom usually that he had based .Ms troop te- their exchange, because ;their en­ horns; and Stephen Johns, sousa- MOdfdtileH IT If ailments than those that afflict Hamlett said. "Deficlancles In with East. Germany fat line with w iTf . a a OKI disappears when the employe vol­ doctrinktion progrun* in part-on listments expired before Informa­ phoila, ‘ the happy flea and louse-bitten material of .the. mllitahtly conaar- moral fiber, faith and discipline, his claim that such a move would MCm m W IT II T untarily asks to take 20 per cent tion and evidence was available. Choeen for the orchestra arc sons of nature who inhabit tropi­ imtive John Birch Society, .but. Jhe as well as inability to withstand give the German Communist re­ pay cut after the boss explains UNLIKE GERMAN MiAALEC, . There were 14 court-martials Leslie Donahue and Stanley Sho- MOofW IT i » cal Jungles or polar igloos. THE RiOk FROM THE Arm y abaolved him 'of that.' 4^- Communist techniques of group gime authority over the Berlin times are so bad the firm may disintegration, collaboration, con­ against Arm y personnel, which Uk, vfollns, and Kenneth Wooda supply line. The implication U RecenUy, I made a tentative Ust have to .go out of business. INFLUENZA VIRUS (S’ H Throughout hit ^Wo days oh ilio fession and informing were re­ resulted In U convictions, Fitch cello. that Khrushchev believes the ma­ of strange Illnesses found among VEJW b l ig h t . said. M b O dw 9 t r the office coffee-break set. They Cranial Bxpansus—An insuffer­ committee dtand,. Walker plg^d vealed. ^ The chorus singers from Man­ neuver would force the Western 48 am out ranged from one-day pneumonia; able, at least to others, enlarge­ !??**. .PnnJw l»«l(rfH UmrntHtn. variations bn one^loyes from all over State Department. " performances next fall. Another potentially hopeful ele­ 4 Met» finds some of the girls are throw­ boas develops from telling the em­ cause they "a re more exposed to The concerts ars scheduled for Tomatoes NICE,. IT B ST the country wrote in to describe ing away carbon paper after us­ He said he would question their « _____^ ment in the situation is that the ‘ ployes they are loafing on the Job Intensive intelligence activity by Oct. 25 and 2ft at the Bushnell Me­ lOEAQ/, • other startling or obscure occupa­ ing It only once. attitude toward "our conetltution- Soviets have recently refrained and bragging to the stockholders the Soviet, ,Bast German and Pol­ morial in- Hartford, sponsored by When you are preparing toma- from incidents ih the Berlin air •tm l tional ailments they had noted Neurosis Major—A condition that plroducUon has never been al system, our spvcriM^f^y. oiur se­ ish IntelUg^ce services." i among their fellow workers. the Oonnectleut Music Educators' toee as an accompaniment to a corridor that could endaoger the that reduces the same guy to gll^. h l^ e r. curity, our .independent.” i Special precautions are taken, Here are a few; Association. main dish, you can bnuh the ciit safety of Allied planes flying be­ berfljg frustration when he dis­ m e n you consider all the health Rusk-, at the Capitol Tor another Fitch said, i'agalnst the "possibill- Announcement was made yester­ sides of the halved tomatoes with Alimentary doloroso — Symp­ covers the office used 12 more tween West Berlin and West Ger­ ptefla that threaten the white col­ hearing, dismissed the testimony ty of Communist intiltrAtton into day that 11 MHS ntuslcians have melted ..butter and brown them many. State Department officials toms; Afternoon lassitude, heavy paper clips this month than It did lar worker, you can't help "but as not worthy o f bomment but did the Arm y." ■ dull feeling In stomach. Cause; Too been selected for the band, 3 for rapidly under the broiler, then put say this easing of tbe corridor during the same month a year wonder why' he doesn't ask'' for tell newsmen "I’ia - happy to be Fitch said that at first U.S. and many four-martini, three-hour the orcheetra and 10 for the chorus. them In a moderate oven (a con- tension is not the result of any ago. extra pay for risking, life and Umb linked .wdth Mr. Rostow—he Is An U,N. prisoners in Korea were aub- SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL luncftecms. Rarely found in book- Terry D'ltalia, also saxophone venlerit widtlng period) to finish deal whatever between Rusk and Rumpus ponderosa—Known col- in a real danger zone. able and close colleegue.'i Jected to ."atrocities ana orutal player, Peter Pantaluk, cornet, and the cooking.. Gromyko, GARDEN Make Shopping 'AiVittner'i BONNIE BY JOB CiAMPBBLL A Growing Habit VDOBCr. Txewwpow 1 TOLLAND TFKE. TEL. HI 9^623 COST HIM fTW iLtl CENTER, Inc. MANCHESTfeR.VERNON TOWN LINE Money/ ctirmy BMU/ VITTNER’S

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Burinesa Soriiceg O fferfddS R o o fin g -^ id h td ' Iff irv BOBViCB-Aii mak«L Bondiit, Sifoll TOUR Sod'Siding, ball BoUnOmles'. High q___ u a_ ^ ' " J. G. Roofln ' Co.'Wd speriallsQ' Qtwrfintecd W bays Famous tot In aluminum, uersmlo and stonej 1 1 ^ taSL Phoab YO For fres' esUmateg and appoint- a; »-46fr. .Pogartco a. tie Otntor 8t ment ball Ml 9^933. New York Ties *i|RiuBi TUSMOVa L, pruning and tot clearing, CaUiFrank C. Noble, MI SA'TUBOAY— ! j W. L. P et .►<088. • ^ ■ ’ Roofing’ and Chimneys 16-A^ St. l4]ttiis Atop 2:80—NBA i^ y offe, I North MKlMd..No, t .82 8S .683 8t. jolui .76 44 .638 F'lBO A D V ER TISIN G DEPT. HUUR8 ROCFINO—Specialising repalepalrin^ Welcomed Return to Normal Living Chiumel ti^ O . roofs of as kmds, new roofs, guu. 4:80—Race o f Wi 8t James No. 2 ...... 73 47 .608 , AUGUSTA. Ga, (AP)— • 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. LAWNS—Gleaned, mowed, trim- It’s gttet to be back at the desk and writing The Herald Spring League St Bridget ...... ,..,78. 47 j60S ,r med,.fertlUzed; MI 8-8946. : . ter work,-, chimneys cleaned. re»" Channel 18. ^ S t Mary ...... ,49 51 .576 Maybe the Masters is the paired Aluminum siding. 80 A ^le again. 8 p.m; ' Master. OoHN LAKELAND, Fla, (A P )— The Ameri(?ah League battingf South Methodist ....67 53 .558 magic medicine that can cure COPY CLOSiNGs'nME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Ab so lu te bargain—custom made sars' experiehee. Free estimates, T v u , March is an excellent month to get away from the .NEW YORK (A P ) — Cliannel 8. Gary Player of a double-dose slipcovers, drap^ snd upholstery. an Howley, Ml 8-5361, Ml 8-0768, 0 p.m.—^An-Star Golf, crown—his first flirtation with fam^haisn’t changed Norm' Comm. B a p tist...... 66 54 .550 NONDAIf tbrn n U b ( ^ 16:56 AJI,->8 ATtmDAT t AM, e regular toil for a two^week period but it wasthe putting style that upon rcque«. ChUi Kennetli Robin­ Plumbing, InstalivUcn and repair. being made and old acquaintances in the pay-for-play pro ranks, For­ has been the world champioilr quips. He treats baseball as a game Emsnuel Lutheran ..49 71 ,408 APPBAiUI and MnHjBT ERRORS in 4imo tor the next biser- 8T 9-5125. —a aerioua game, but atUl a game. them for a .290 average last, year, SK James No. 1 .....89 81 J 25 brought him victory over this tax­ son, MI 8-1395, rWicfwed among the baseball trade tin win handle the diores. If for moet effective pitriier during the StNDAY— .. Off the field Cash, also is a ing, 6.900 yard AugUsU NaUonal ' tioa. Tho Httald U rospoostble tor oaly ONE tocorraet or omitted —managers, dub magnates, play* 8- Don WilUs ...... 81 14 .689 ‘Tra really going to try hard,'' ... vntii you road Iho now and IMItur Antwtrlig Strvitt tag areas. Modern TV Service. 405 . . Ellington Ridge Country Cluh last week In Hartford. Also, on Floe Low Ron Mark O ff T o p F o rm He answered the jriqiotlUous plloation, through hours o f prac­ Holiday Lanes ...... SO 15 .667 Player said. "If I win I can go Center fit., Ml 8-8906. opened its golf meUiUes for the ,...2 3 22 .511 back to my famllyr t ’m homes(». AU, KINDS of cloeke repaired, an­ the same subject deepest sym­ Stafford fashioned a' 14-9 record question with Easily quotable re­ tice. Man. Motors irrfomwtivo golf toriot writlon FrN to Ninli Rtadirs tiques included, work.^guaranteed. season and then followed up by pathy Is extended to the Naseiff during the 1861 campaign, his first marks. He is 'the sajhd carefree Cash went to spring training Iasi E A S G ig e ...... 21 24 .467 I don't mind admitting it. But I CUI after 4 p.m., MI ^962. RADItATVI V RBPA1R8,nartuaa, may any ni>e«,makti namlng^Tom CHderghaw aaeistant full season in the majors, and WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Mapls Service ...... 1 5 30 .333 (ton’t want,to go home if I'm not by this outstanding pro tree pickupikup and deuvadeuvary on small family. Mrs. Richard Nssslff hav­ player who wasn’t sure of a regU' year with Schefflng's promiae flrs.t doing pro to Wally Clchon. Ofclerahaw re­ ing died while 1 was In Florida compiled the second lowest BRA (AP) -Left-hander. WWtey lar Job a year ago. base was his—as long as he could Correntl Ins.- ..16 30 333 orfiV’ Wont iafonaallen on soo of onr ciasslfiod adverttsMSsntar Ko 100% citABORASS conttol, .ferU- rmdW photiograpns. fitours *-l0 places Bob Rogers at the fast 1110 Nssslff family owns and oper­ In the_ league at 2.68. Ford, winner of the Gy Young X H a * Stm Ftts , Nearly Overlooked anawar at the telepboaa UatedT Simply call tho llssUon, liming, grub control. p-m. H A C RsSfio and TV, VJ hold the job. Coach Phil Cava'rret- Dbsplte his status as defending growing BStCC . . On the. subject ates the sporting goods store In Tlre^ at the end against the Award last year as the best Ilyn&t still fits," said Cash In ta, once a fine fielding first base- High scorers were: PeiU Cor- DOUG SANDERS! Proven results. Outstanding group 94688, bn 9-1611. of golf, fornutl play started at the Manchester bearing their name.. Phils, Stafford was touched for pitcher in the ’ majors after h is^ x a s drawl. renti. 160—407; Larry Bates, 148 Champion, Player was almost over­ MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE dlscounu. General Spray, 3wi man and a batting champion him­ looked In pre-tournsment talk 9-3606, - Kenchester, Country Club, yester­ Bob Gerber coached Ma and Bill’s the lone run in the ninth on sin­ posting a 25-4 record, said to­ I can’t say I'll hit .361 again, self, was Cash’s personal tutor. _8S7; Vio .AbraiUs, SS5; Jshk day, pro Alex Hackney reported . . gles by Ruben Amaro, Frank Tor­ day he’s not as ready for open­ Vittner, 3S1; Carl BoUn. 136^-380; when the favorites were men­ Hit twoivo inttnictivo ortidos Ml f-05M Moving—-Tnid(lng~ basketball entry to the T Junior t I feel certain I can .be a .300 Helped by Coaota OnuWe Whelan annexed. the an- League championship during Uie re and Tony Taylor before getting ing day as he was In 1961. hitter.” Dave Saunders, 135—3.79; Ed Bu- tioned. After all, his putting lad GET YOUR spring cleaning done Storago 30 n U a 1 Recreation Department’s 1961-62 season.. rookie Ted Savage to ground out Soh^uled to stari for the Cash’s salary was more than Cavafretta spent hours banging jaucius, 189—577; Briino MaxaaU, been awfully sour — and no Mas­ and taavo yaur meaaaga 200*0 haar from our advsrtlsw la hg now—atttos and yards cleshed; __ Men’s Duckpin Bowling Tourna­ and end it. world champion Nisw York grounders at Carii—and he learned ters winner thus far haa been able ttam without spaadbig on avcaiag at tbo tslephoua also, landscaping. AI's, MI 8-8706. MANCHESTERdANCHESTER Package OUIvery- s a a doubled for winning the batting 142—376; John lUeder, 141—880; Light trocklug and package deliv­ ment at the T lanes. Hat is tipped the triumph gave the world Yankees in the season curtain- title. He’ll receive 8^,000 this sea­ tc>be a reliable fielder, although he Ed Kovis, 140—859; PeU Acsto, to repeat the next year. Generous Offer raiser against Baltimore, Ford stiU is unsure at times. h "I’ve been hitting the ball far "Duffer s Pro" B(X)KKEEPINO service done ery. Rth’rlgaraton, washers and to Norm Vittner, T alley manager, champs a 17-8 record, leaving son — 848,000 less than Roger 355; D i^ Buckley, 385; Bund! home ty competent bookke( stove moving epeclUty. FUiBac who organised and pipervised them in a tie with St. Louis for said: “ I’m a bit off form be­ Maris, a .269 hitter. He circled under an infield pop hi Tan% 147—350; Ralph FotherglH, better than last year,” Player said, Women’s Auxiliary of the Po­ Lost fiiid Found Automobiles For Safe 4 with accounting^ bacl^|round. De­ ohUrs (or rent.It. Ml 94753 play which attracted more than cause I’ve missed three starts an intrasquad game one day.. “but I’ve had a complete lapse on STARTS MONDAY, APRIL 16. IN THE HERALD lice A Fire Athletic Association the best exhibition mark. The "Well, Roger won that other 830; Do« l Farr, 857; Fred McCur putting. I decided to go back to the livery service, L. Her- 100 howlers for the fourth con­ has agreed to pay the Insuianeo Cardinals nipped Detroit 6-6 at —(uid 1 feel the difference." raxse," straight-faced Cash, and “I've got It,” yelled .Cash. *T ry, 857; Charlie Varriok, 138. FOUND—Black dog with brown' 1957 PLYMOUTH 9-paasfnger aid. MANCHBDTBR MoTMg ahd Truck- secutive year . . Announcement of Lakeland, handing the Tigers their Ford was sidelified at the hope." putting style I used here* last legs, part German Shepherd and> sport suburban, low miles, many policy — an estimated |800 — for waited for the question, “Oh, the year.” IcR Ctompany. Lm u and long dia- of the first aimual Man’s Town eighth consecutive loss. beg(lnnlng of the exhibition home run racet” He caught the ball. part Collie. Call Andover Dog extras, excellent condition, rea- Unco raovtog. packing *>>d.atar- the Midget Football La igue teams MEBCANTnUE UCAOUB And what style Is that? Wi ------Duckpin Toumsment at the Holi­ next season. Dmch F o g a r ‘ y; In other games, Minnesota de­ season with shoulder, trouble, "No, the money race," replied More film has been used to .cap­ arden. PI 9-7SdO. aonabls. Ml 9-0886. ATTICS. CELLARS . and yards fc, RagtUar service throughout then missed a turn when he ture Cash at bat, around first' base, ’ StaaAngs 'Til t^ you Sunday n^ht,” he cleaned. Cell Ml 84704. day Lanes will formally be made PAFAA , president, made the an ­ feated Baltimore 6-2 at Miami, Oarii and hla face lit up - In a LOST: PASS BOOK Ko. 5863, Sav­ Sew England otetes and Florida. next week. Play will be limited to San Francisco belted Milwaukee wp.s out with the flu. chuckle. his facial expressions, than any of W. L. Pet said with a grin. 1958 CHEVROLET V-8 Impala con­ Ml 84568, nouncement... George Ual. ex- “Lost yeajf," said Ford. "I* APPER LOOSE BALL—Bill Bpsg^ll (6) of Boston-and the other Tigers. Optical Style Bar ....5 4 27 .661 'Whatever it Is, it worked. Play­ Alexundei^s A ce ings Department ot the Connecti­ vertible, 280 h.p., clean, $1,195.. Mandiester regents only. UOonn baseball and bsskatbaJI 8-2 at Phoenix, the Chicago White Five days after Cash signed, cut Bank A Trust (>>mpany. Ap- » * * Sox'shut out Cincinnati 6-0 at Sa­ went Into the season with a and Tom Meschery (14) and ^ u l Arizin (11) both of teammate Rocky Colavito ended a A newsreel photr^raphdr wanted Fiano'a ...... ,..8 0 81 .617 er had eight one-put greens and 1986 OI(iamobile 8-88, 4-door good Htrasehold Setriees THE AUSTIN A. CHAMmUtS C^)'. player. Is assisting Nick R o d is nine-lniUng shtuout over C3n-' a different type of shM. He taped A Kloter'e T o g # ...... 49 32 .606 used only 28 putts during the Opener Highlight pUeatlon mads for paymmt. cir, 1376? 1984 Ford 9-paetenger Moving, packing, storage -local coaching the UConn freshman dia­ vannah, the Los Angeles Dodgers Pliiladelphia go after loose ball at Boston Garden last holdout with a 852,000 agreement. OfferiNl 13-A Report on Pros clipped Cleveland 4-2 at Tucson, oinhaU behind me, but I All the Tigers stopped as the new­ movie camera to Carii’s bat. (3aah Men. Auto Parte . . . .45 86 .556 round. station wegwi. 890. 19S1 Jeep sta­ and long distance. Agents for mond nine... New wooden port­ haven’t been able to go that night. Bostoh won 109-l^ to win their sixth straight Ing, 6,00-yard Augusta Natlqnal LC)8T—PA8S'“ bK)6 k ' No^ 14718. tion wagon, good car, 8185.'^Wes- Lyons Van Lmta, Inc., worid-widd * Mandiester’a thrpe professional Houston defeated Los Angeles' An­ ly signed Rock lop^ onto the field went to the .plate and swung thh Allied Printing ...... 42 39 .619 Golf season at the Manches­ Notice is hereby given that' Psm RBWEAVINO of burns, moth holes. able fence has been In s ta lle d far this spring. I’m not as Eastern Divisiem playofHi.tle. (AP Photofax.) fai the middle of a practice session. camera-laden bat, producing a 6A44 Package ...... 42 89 A19 In second place behind Player ter Country Clab effictany got cott’g Auto 8Ues, Parker 8t., MI Zippers repUred. Window (tosdes movara. Free estimates. MI 84187. baseball players are still in train­ around the outfield at the UConn gels 8-2 at San Antonio and Kan­ after a rain-plagued first roimd Book No. 14713 issued hy the First 9-8932 ing camps. Moe Moihardt la the sas City edged the New York prepared for my early season "Gls^ you could make it," sweeping view of him hitting thb Aircraft Hardware ..42 39 .519 underway yesterday with all 18 made to measure; all slsed Vene­ ball field and a new electric score- assignments as last year." was brawny Julius Boros of Mid Manchester Office, Hartford Ka- No. 2 Chicago Cubs’ first base­ Mets 6-S at St Petersburg. A»rked Chish from first base. baU. ■ Jon-Di's ...... 84 47 .420 holes plajrable. ^ tional Bank A *mist Company I860 FORD, standard transfflissien', tian-blinds, Keys made while you boaiti has been ordered and is The 33-year-old southpaw Pines, N.C., the 1982 U.S. Open Biggest news opening dny PaintinK->Ptiperins man behind slugger Brule Banks The Yankees scored their runs i / Cash a lefthanded batter, was Then the photographer 'decided Garden Rcataurant ..30 51 .370 has been lost and application has tood condition. For further' In- wut. Tape Recorders for- rent slated for use this spring... Herb sdso revealed he had dropped fToughest S ^es We Ever Played? faulted for having trouble with it'd be better if the camera was at champion. He had a 69, was a ho1e-4n-one on the ISni Marlow’s* 887 MUn, MI 9-8321. and ^tpears to have ipade the as Joe Pepitone and Tom Tresb Nassiff Camera ...... 17 64 .210 Arnold Palmer, the Peimsylvan- been made to said bank tor pay­ Sormatlon call MI 9>S683. ■ PAtNTINa AND patwriutoRtaig. vanity. If so, Morhara will Angell, former Manchester reel- came aeresw sriille the Phils weiv the idea of adding a screwball lefthanded pitching. New York the other end of the bat. So Ceah* hole by Rocky Alexander .of dent, Is one of the top ranking ian now of Miami, and the most ment and Issuance of new book. SAM’S UPHOUrrERt - Rsttrsd Good olsaa worimunshlpworiinuinsmp at rra- jump from Class B to the majors completing double plays. The to his pitching repetoire. writers criticized him because of went up for a retake. High average was won by Bill Bast Hartford. The veteran 1888 WHITE TRACTOR tnick 'lii sonable rated. JO years to Msh- baseball umpires in St. Petersburg, “ I practiced with It (the his difficulUes with the Yankees’ feared man in golf today, matched club member scored Ids ace hood condition, price reasonable. from, tbs shop. Qui tako onto of in one year ....E d A e Wojdk, in Cards went ahead on Stan Musi- "Just like H o lly w o o d ,’’, said Faber with US.49 as leagua play Player’s 33 on the back nine and alt your upholtten^ nsods at chestsi, RsYtoond FUke, HI the Chicago White Sox oiganlza- Fla., working numerous college al’s first spring homer, fell behind screwball) for quite a while," ones Saves' Celts Whltey Ford. Cash. "Maybe I'll win an Oscar." with n No. 8 Iron, the hall drop­ AnnouBCfimtntfi Call after 8 p.m. m ) 1^7178.. > 9-9287.______■ and high school games. Ford said, "but it ^dn't ended at the Bowling Green. closed with a 70. good for a four­ gtaat savtogo. Call m 24278. tion, is training with Indiani^Ua when Norm Oiish hit one for the go "I wish 'Whltey Ford were the Cash’s serious moments will , Other season highs were: triple ping Into the enp on Oie fly. ■ ' ^ s e e with, the rest of my stuff. • It only lefthander I can’t hit," drawl­ way tie tor third spot. Player and Flaying partners were Jim By BOB BKOWN IMOOMB TAXEA'peeparsd to your EXTBRIOR-INTBRIOR painting, of the American Association. Woj- Tigers, then won it when Julio Qo- start Monday In Washington, the Dick Trotter and Roland Irish, Palmer both blrdied the 18th, to RADfb-TV RBPAIRB ah elk, former Notre Dame captain, tay drove In two runs in a three- didn’t feel righX for me, so I’ve ed Cash. day of the American League open­ Kirkpatrick, Dick Oberlander & oh year a i ths warm apriag heme or by ageetotroent B :^ - 1888 PLYMOUTH, V-8. autqmaOc, Caro, phonographs, oboagen. decorating, ceUtogi, wUlnaper- Hole-in-One worked more with my slider." h Last Ditch Hoop sach 409; single. Herb Crandall the delight of a tremendous gal­ and Alex Hiudmey, heme pro,. teaeed tan wsra, fitdMur aam-ia. 3-tone green, 8300. MI t-8809. Ing, floor aAndtog and refintthlng. la s catdier. .Gene Johnson, own­ run eighth inning uprising. But despite all the trouble from er. ,» 178; high without a mark, Ray rains su rt to turn ths sMw^ HoneaLoconomleaL Quarantead 90 ed by the Milwaukee Braves, Is 'Die following is the work of Dr. Home runs by rookies Bemle Ford said he wasn't worried lery. It was Alexander’s first aee siopts of wintsr Into green moun­ Call MI S-4f|i. days. Fameua for osrvloa tor so Clean workmansnlilip. No job loo Arthur Moran, squire of D epot .about slowing down and was Woodbridge 97. Deadlocked with -Palmer at 70 of a lengthy career. ------email. id to VetfaillUlB. Ml,ft^T50. working with Austin, Texas of the Alisn and Dick Filins and anoth­ Team, awards want to ICoter’s tain paeturee and summer pieme nSDERAL moUMB tOMs prapori 1958 FORD RANCH wagon. MI years, Phono Ml 94RI7. Potts*. Texas League qt Waycroee, Oa. Square: pr«q)ared to go' every four days BOSTON (AP)—Sam Jones has saved the Boston Celtics were‘Mike Seuchak of Orossinger, ton’s. er by 2Sollo Versalles gave the Togs with the best single, 627, and N.Y., another 33 shooter on the STOM most aklen think of storing *1 wtth your savtois in mind. 84854. PAINnNG,’AINTDia, papering, floor sand- He’s a third baseman. All three He bit it with a number three. Twins’ Don Lee the runs he need­ ag«^, despite his Inability against Philadelphia “in the toughest sertes we ever played.” Kinney Killed in G>llision, their skis and turning to summer It traveled Mraight and true. round Into shape as well as''ln triple, 1,768. back nine; and two Florida /dark ReaMMabfe rates, B. J Baylao. WASHER RBFRKUDRATOR re- tog,ini remodeling. Call Mr, Cbarles, players received bonus contrsots ed as he went the distance to beat Jones fired the winning basket over giant Wilt Chamber- outings and swimming. This Is Tai. MI 8«48. 1868 FORD cohvertible, good pondl' MI 94731. when first signed by major league It landed flush upon the green. the Orioles with an eight-hitter, 1961. • BIG laSN horses* Dave Ragan of Sun C||ty tnie o f the average alder. But tlon, fully equipped, $480. TR pUrs. Prompt, tcoaomieal, oapari, duba ' Then disappeared from view. "It doesn’t bother me and I lain with two seconds left fo r the 109-107 vjetdry Thursday State Golf Pro of Last Year G. Ave. and Gardner Dickinson of Te- Bowling 5-5008. guarantood. IQ 6 - ^ , Ptd- Rookie Gaylord Perry blanked the know It doesn’t worfy (man­ night. i$> “ • 118.4» there is a certain gtovp ot dls- INOOMB TAX returns ptepared by tertoo’a, 180 (tenter St.______CBIUNO reflirtihed, patotihg, wall- S V ,s Braves for ejght innings while the Bill Faber .. . ..*...61 questa. hards who look forwaid to the former Internal Revenue agent to papering. Wallpaper hooks on re- Much to good old Doc’s surprise, ager) Ralph Houk.” So ^ drained of energy and emo­ Bill Thurston ...... 63 113.18 Gene Llttler of Rancho Bernar­ Giants ’ built a commanding lead "Toughest series I’vetr ’fcver»V had FIAV04WPTBS lunny days of May (and aoms- tbe coDvealenM of your home for AN' iIn USUAL bargatol Rau|to^ luest. Fully toevred. CUI Sldward Off the Cuff He made a hole-ln-one, tion were the defending National FARMINGTON (AP) — Ralph*vllle to one at 9 Parkview Dri. Roland Irish .. • ,,,,,7 4 112.53 do, Caltf., the current U.S. Open FInU Standhiga with a 18-hlt attack, including a Basketball Association champions to play in,", said Russell. "Sam June) and a.chanoe to prove individual sad business, m ------Anto Dririnx School 7-A star t piece living room art; sofa Price.(.80118-lUOI. little Johnny Luoas, a fine A feat that few. can boast about. two-run homer by Willie McCovey, Jones got the shot ■ of the night. Delmore Kinney, who was named Avon. John Barlftta , , • • f.,78 111.14 k j^ , headed a quintet of 71 shoot­ W. L. Pet. after the final Eastern Di\^ion Connecticut’^,, "Golf Pro of the ers. The qOters'Were Don January their combined ski and mountain and 3 cnalra. 8148. Choose (ronl a o u t^ w pitcher with Manches­ No matter where It’s dons. Homer Decide. Corny played a* great game. He. He had been pro at the Hotclt^ J?ete Spelaa ...... 61 110:62 WlntSigreen ...... 53 38 .854 climbing ability as they assault nvOOME TAX rsturns jprepatM by MORTUXSC'I Onriag Bohodl-Of- group of fWs tehries. Work done WE a r e now booking for pu^de ter High and American Legion Parents Guilty playoff game, they couldn’t talk Year" for 1961, was killed la st kiss School course in LakeVlfle Sonny Chandler...... 02 110.6 ot Dallas; Billy Maxwell of Las Peppermint ...... 50 31 .617 auditor. Business amf todlvtdnai. floe, 448 Mato 8t,. Mancbsater. painting. If yaii want a good A grand, slam homer by A1 about the title series with Los An­ got those big basket^ when we ^ k e rm a n ’s Ravine on M t Wash- -By axpert craftsman on cut­ teams, has msde the fredunan Let them have their Hogans and Smith and Charley Smith’e solo needed them. ' night In a head-on collision on from 1955 imtil he accepted the Nick Twerdy...... 81 109.45 Vegas, Nev., Bob Rosburg of Port­ Brandy ...... 47 34 .580 Ington, N.H. Aecounttog - eervlees. Roymood UaralM norreeuy "Mar lave ises. All work- (ullv guarai doift get qur estnnate. CU)„Mr, geles opening here Saturday after­ Rt. 4. job here. ; 109 JtU land. Ore., and George Bayer at Otrard, Afi 64008, Y(wr Ufa." Driver aduoatign (jhartee, Modoen Home DeoefaL aquad at Rider OoUege.. Speak­ their Sneads, shot won it for Uie White Sox. noon. ‘Til tell you something. 1 have­ Bill Lopes 26 Spearmint ...... 46 30 .568 type who Skis Tuckemsn Mill Fabrio Bueemma, ITS Pin* ing of Legion ban, &e eoa^ng Their Palmers and their Barnes, Of Gincealing Police said a beer truck driven Kinney was a former state pro­ A] Sargent ...... 88 109.18 Miami. -' Orange...... 44 87 MS cteaaeo. Member, Oonneotleut Pro 94736. Juan P iz i^ checked the Reds onr n’t slept for a week. Elvery night could be compared to the golfer TAX ntOBLBMAT Call PI 84807 ( e e e i ^ Drftrtag Spliooi Awm. Ml 8(i, sxchtstve Cheney Fsbrie vaoanoy has been reduced to two The guy that we will boast about, five hits In seven, Innings before With time tunning out In I see Wilt It seems he’s grown an­ by Thomas Then of Meriden went fessional golf association cham^ Leo Rivers ...... 76 108.7S BMod Vlur Barif Almond ...... 4.3 38 .531 sUesroom, to Monehester. . M3 oamUdates, WaUy Fortin ahd Gene the best-of-seV^ Boston-Phlladel- out of control because of a me­ pion. It was the State PGA thSt Sam Snead of White Sulphur ^ 0 paints Ms golf balia red so snd have your return prepared tor 9-7858- PAlimNOINO and wuipwUlMpertogrwMl- la Dr. Robert Kama. Herb Score completed the Job other Inch taller." Lemon ...... 41 40 .506 M can gst In that last round of you. You Always gavt more 'iian it 84833. Widgst terme amfnged. paper removed. Wallpaper hooks Athletic Hurts phia set,, the entire competition Though Russell held (Camber- chanical failure and plowed- Into named him state pro of the year Springs. W. Va., stlU a gallery fa­ Maple ...... 29 52 .358 suddenly boiled down to Jones Vs OOMKERCIJU. 16 PIN vorite although no longer the ma­ the mason during a drivtng De­ costs. LARfltBTB Oowwotieare ' first ii, ABSOLUTE bargain—cuatom.made on requeet.quest. Ceilings. Free eitl- lain to 22 points and had the re­ Kinney’s car. He died instantly. last year. He served as secretary Rum ...... 29 52 .358 cember snowstorm. In both in­ omeed drivu« school tratoed : Rtetes. Call Roger, .Ml 3-0988: Clminbcrlain. Then suffered arm and leg In­ Btaadhita~ jor threat he once was, and two aiipcovers, drapee and -upbolstory* MERIDEN (AP)—Parents and bounding edge 22-21, WIU was out­ of the association for 11 years. W. U Pet Vanilla...... 28 S3 .346 stances the participant seems to RUGS AND bedspreads expertly CertlffM aad approved is now of­ “ We were supposed to kill the juries. He was admitted to St. He was a former National PGA amateurs were among 10 players dyed. Choose from To dsoorator Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberta, I^YMOND'8 PAnrnNO-r Inter? even TihviManw antti- standing defensively and as a team Nelco Tool ...... 76 28 .679 fering classioom and behind clock," said Jones later. "Bob Francis Hospital in Hartford. - vice president and served as re-’ who matched par with 72s. The The final week’s top scorers elsment. Tbs colors. Lucky Lady Laundiy, 48 wheel Instruction tor teenagers; Ml 9-7680. . lor, exterior, spraying. Satisfae- Cousy had told me we had time. player while rookie Tom Meschary Man. Upiiolatery . . . .72 40 .648 ^Ifer plays to a ski perks wMl* an athlete conceal an atj to took .scoring honors with 35 n-’n Kinney had recently been named feree for the 1959 R y d e r Cap, .648 amateurs are Charlie Coe of Okla­ were Theresa Hinson, 131-336; Purnell’ Place, 5Q t-8003. AO 94075, • - : tlon .gOsraoteeft fn « estiqialui. iUiUlUH HM llUSIIiljU But I lost sight of the clock. WiUie’a ...... 72 40 homa City, who closed with, a 69- oflira T-shirt LANOSCAf’lN.Qr-Sprtng dean. up. M t'3-4495. after 4 n.m, keep him in a sport| says the "(Camherlain didn't shoot a lot pro and ^manag(er at the new matches at Palm Springs, Calif.,* Barlow’s T.’V...... 66 48 .589 Laura RApson, 188. Lawng mowed, fertilised, etc. MI physician of Yale’s football team. When I saw Bill Russell make the (15 Held goals tried compm.cu ,.0 Tunxls Plantation Club here, and and at that year's PGA charaplon'-' 69 last year to tie Palmer for sec­ PREPARB FOR driver's test. n iE M ilIM AT ALL STIIEI • MMMTT NUfUY tUIRE pick, I figured I had to make my A 3 A . Todl : ...... 64 48 .571 ond place, snd 23-year-old Marion •"** poaalbly a cold ^fitaoaolfi Ages U to 60. O ih i^ aad Uses '9-1927, >n 9-ItVo. A, A. ANDEKSON-r-fntet lor deco/- "Athletes will distort, conceal average 30 in earlier games) but had moved from his home In Lake- ships. Sperry's Glen ...... 60 52 .536 PARKADE PINCTTES—Grlah, and the ^ le r usually is severely |*9/V» pUnting. 109 Fm# smaller Work) seMre, (tllsraflans, perimee to find family doctors Auerbach as the latter sat slowly With leas than twojplnutes to Bolstered by a floarticular specialists shaking his head in almost dis­ collegiate luminaries, the 24an. ing on a wet, muddy fidd last hSr *th«**** M not open duN FOR 8ALB—Norton m otorc^e. recreation rooms, etc. Bogging TOBU) play Jones hit on a jumper, Paul Burnside Auto ...... 34 78 .303 AatoiBoUfefi For EaIc 4 buildings, porches leVeled-secur- wilkng to support these distor- belief. Arizin tallied for Phllly, then goal- Chester Scandia soccer club has Sunday, turning In a shMtout. swing season bs* beauUful condition. Call All 8kW78 -Seated Bide wilt be reobived un* started the'apring season with its Dugan’s Bakery .. . .34 78 .303 <*uas o f aa avalanche. Arm«u» -between. 84 p.m. — ----:— ^—, ttl-?:(W P.M. (EOT) AprUlT. INa, slmply-', - - _ . 'c got bij Manager Couch cays one reason' n e e d CAftT Tour c n dlt— nm iB leen. no ^ too smSIir B7»: ten record or by carefully worded mouths on the bench. All I could Strongest lineup in three years of for the team’s success po far is Chicago^ Toronto Take Lead: used for skUng is notM ^ ‘ (hb ttdusihg Ailthority of the berlaln and Tommy Heinaohn (25 Week’s beet scores; AII Torklng- downf Short on down payment? Town Of letters that completely evade any hear was ‘shoot, shoot.’.’’ < points) was awarded the basket. competition. ’Iho locals came that teamiyork, rather than indi­ Bankrupt? Bpossession? Don’t BATHROOMS tUec,,,: retoodeltog; ' * Manchester, am? theft pub- responsilbillty for the. conse­ through with a 6-0 victory .over vidual play, is stressed. ton 201-203—601, Joe P aggloT i toused ^ um cenetant drifting BminedB Scrvicafl Orrcrt4.13 fiely.ofteliely. opened,to? supplying aMloxi- When Auer)>ach could catch his Jones fouled Chamberlain who 20S-211-r-S79,. Gene____ Dorna__ ma 203— despair I Sea ffesmst Oduglaa. In­ additions, recrostlon roo.-na,. all quences." breath, he said: New Britain AmegUo last Sunday In Hockey Playhff Semidimds SSI h. ♦lu**'* 'Wnter otorms. tt types "of carpentry. Also, faii-out mately 75,000 ,ganons • BuiB tin% ‘ "C" scored on both' tries, then Wilt hit The complete roster includes 876, Ray Gough 587, RogsP Gagne usually takes quite a Mt of serine quire about lowsst down small­ RSXJABLE. removal ,, service. NO- O.'Fnel oil for the 1W24963 Hirato, also surgeon to Yale's "This was the toughest seven a three-polnler to tie the score 107- to move into third place In the Doug Raynard, an sdl-Amerl<»n a t est payments anywhere. No email M A M Rubbish Co. Rtmtea cover­ shelters DuUL CUI Ml 54391 general sporta program, said phy­ game aeries we've ever played. It Northern B Division of the State 204—557, Lou Pavsn 280, Bnit « l a to settle the anew aAd*eUm? Healing Season. all es Heinsohn fouled him. Trinity In 1956, Jerry Leten^e, Qussnitachka 211, Joe Palazzi loan Or ftoonoe company plan. ing Manchester. - Commercial, to- sicians connected with athletics was harder physically and took a Soccer League. NEW YORK (AP) — SUn Ml-^ 'I guess when I lifted my head.' tnate tbe avalanche danger. Once Dopglaa Motors, 888 Main. ADDITIONb, recreation rooms, re: SpecTflcatlons snd Contract Doc­ Philadelphia Coach Prank Mc­ Frank Budaj, Ruch, Steev^, LAs'-. 210, Hsnn P a r a d is e 208, Jack this o c ^ the raviiie ^ m e s g dustrial rssldsntlsl. Our special­ modeling, all types of carpentry. uments may b6 obtUned at the of­ must use extreme caution before lot out of us. We almost blew this Guire was angry at the goaltend­ Hartford Saggltario and Lud­ nler, Schon, lianders, Burke, Wynn, klta, 31-year-old sparkplug center Kelly poked the puck la the net" ty atUca.' oaUars, yards. MI For a Lavol, Safe, Comforialilt RMa giving an athlete a clean bill of game." low Lusitano, two veteran teams, Seheibsnpfiug 203, Mac 8e g u 201. of the Caiicsgo Block Hawks, has Miklta. whose three foals and M w a for the "last ruaes of wln- 1916 FORD Fairiane, 44oor,' radio Nelson roggms, Ml 4-1700 fice of sUd Authority, 24 Bluefleld ing'call ahd said the officials had Gormah, ’ Tierney, Bob Currtm, i-9717. Drive, Manchester, (tonnectlcut health to participate in a sport. Russell, 6-10 center whose spec­ short-changed the Warriors on the are tied for first place In the di­ an enUuaiastic, bellJgerenUy op­ sight assists have sparked Chi­ and heater, very good condlUon. vision with 14 points. Manchester Larry Youngstorm, Don D’Avanzo, anO B UEAOUE timistic finecsuK of the rematntni Ml 8-4817. MASONRY — Bpscisllsing The Authority reserves the right He also disousned the other ex­ tacular. blocks of shots and passes clock at the end ot the game when Jim Larkin, Dave Franch and cago against the Canadiens, voiced (X18MA APFUANCB Servteo-fto- brick and block construrtton. fire­ Umler All Road CoaittiaM— latlan treme in which on athlete exag­ In the fourth quarter helped Bos­ is but two points behind them. Steadings game or gabies in the semi-fina the general Black Hawk confi­ UnJlke many of tho well «i*ei pairs all nwkss retrigtrators, to accept or reject any ot all olds. they had just time to throw the ball Couch. • ' Stanley Chip aeries •with Montreal. oped ^ a r e a o ^ » v ™ 1860 FORD eenvsrtible, V4. stand­ places, patios, brick bumes. wUls, HOUSING AUTHORTIT gerates or invents an Injury^ ton's comeback, agreed. in and Jones Intercepted. Scandia Manager Art Couch re­ W Id Pet. dence In hla violent forecast, but Irttsera, waahlhg maebtoao. dty- ports the local team has signed ChUU ...... ;.Sd 12 .750 "We’U Uck the heck out at ard wltAoverdrive. Cell MI 8-7431 etc. E^itiniatee without obligation. OF THE TOWN LB.AGUE STANDINGS Coach Rudy Pilous timed It do'wn between 8 s.m,-8 :lo p.m. Qtll MI 9-^t40i avrfnlngo, Monroe Load Levelers and Shocks only three forelgn-bom players, Roneraary ...... 38 15 .688 them," Mlkita shouted Into the « bit: .It- There are a -tow OF MANCHESTER contrary to most ' clubs in the W. T. L. Pts. Nutmeg ...... 23 15 .688 din of the Chicago dressing room "There's eo mudr at ataks out motgs oH the main road, but moat Leon W. Enderlln W « Stock America's Hiwst SSL. It Is the only league team Hartford Sag. .. ..6 2 -14- Salty ...... 39 49 .604 last night after the Hawks had LAWN MOWERS Sharpened and Ebcecutlve Dlrootor Ludlow ...... nipMd the powerful Canadleos 4-B there—money, pride, gfac^ We wen 1286 BinOK 8PBC1AL. CsU MI repaired, aUea and eervlee, pick Roofing—SIdiiiR 16 April 6, 1862 with more native-born {layers ..6 2 14 Sugar ...... 38 20 M i lash year and It ledu IBm wsTie 84715. Abo Avoiloblo SPRING CHANGE-OVER,SPECIALSI than- imports. Manchester...... 4 4 12 Pepper •seaanapoenee26 32 M 2 on Montrsars hama ice. up and delivery, faw skatee eharp- U n m of Irako Eqiitpmont! -It oUowad the on-rushing Hawks '1 that wanta to wte it the ened, p r is o n ground. L A M Among the new players on the Hartford G-A .. ..S S 11 Thyme •P6««q*eea* I t '39 AM roost this year. Just look at the Sfisly beeanaa 1885 OORVBTnE, 4-speed trsns- 18-man roster are Roger Steves, New Kitain Am. ..2 2 6 aet*«aaeoe*« IS 25 A71 to baige into a 5-2 lead in the best low Biileage, excellent Equipment Corporation, Route 88, OVERLOAD O T I I V I A l l ' Q l e e t n m g ^ Aniw 28 of eeven eet with the regnlar aeai- ..core sheet. But we'rs up Vernon. Conn. 'TR 5-7809. Manches. ★ RAYBESTOS Bonded Brake former co-oaptain at University Torrington,...... 2 2 6 ••aasaaaeea*..10 .308 the law of averages—what team c u t PI 24986. Blip guaranteed,. Si'Autumn It of- Connecticut; Erwin Ruch, an­ New Britsdn Fsd. ..1 1 S DUI .. ..10 28 J08 eon ehampe and j^ t them in ex­ ter axenange. Call Entyiylea 1945. Ml 84860. AI.NTLUn 3-T NYLON cellent poettion to dnidioate last fn the world ean^hoat Idsotieal SPRfHOS other ex-Hudey; George Loonier, four straight?" CHAIN 8AW work - naitM S L O A M Shoes I formerly of University of Hart­ Top _ _ w en Bat AnaulB. year's eemlflnal upeet at the Ca- IMS F A n U U m 609 hardtop, cUI BfDBTBLL BQMB Improvement The Hawks’ Bobby Hull fbsd the WE 6-18f2.;|MdsMCi) 84 p.m. Reasonable rates CUI PI 7-7558 Company-Ul typee ot eidtog and FOR SALE. $10 Load FOR USE WHEN ford; Billy Burke, one-time 119-iig-aM: Rntk. OsniaB, 128- answer. between 1:;804;S0 or any time ALL WEATHER WHITEWALL TUBELESS Springfield Odlege standout; and Pender Big Choice m-*-842f 126-120— Saturitey or fiundav roeflnr. Atosslmnn etapboorde a 388; r - -126- 238; rtm eeHae efedfto to ChiceM for “We’ll win Sunday: I tnttktg 1989 CHBVRaUBT Im ^la' con') speeiaUy. UnexeeM workman- Ml 3-7172 ^ WAGNER LOCKHEED Original Bob Landers, a halfback at'Uni­ can’t see how we can loos, the way verUHt. V 4; standard transmls-' HAULING TRAILERS with new TUFSYN rubboT versity of Bridgeport, -now con­ To Defeat Downes Dorla’ -Gsiacgle Smith. the sixth cemo B u a ^ — follow­ iSut's vm junm r - lutSui ihtp. M il 120; Dett 115-115; Oer- ing the adrtpt the Hawks we’ve been playing," the jOgnal mahf dktra features. Owner, verted to fullback. . aeorer said. asaiitled, needi .cosh, from the ehop. Chn take care of Equffpment Hydraulic parts 42 Don Wynn, local physical edu­ cMiie i to dteposB of Montnol and go Ul your N boleterteg neode U BOSTON (AP)—^Teriy Downes,' to its diet :ea|i vtetnervtctacT in 22 Hull and Broniee H o r v a th c u t 2 0 1-3609 after 5 cation Instructor, and one of the the champion,. Is a decided under­ great oavtags. O o lig d 2-2878. three foreign-bom ‘players, -will I * ■ ■ matched first period'^ptols nritti ^ THOMPSON Front End Parts 9 5 dog' to challenger Paul Pender, six TUfUnto, BiedkertHlB. wtiasted Montreal’s Phil OoyrttosuM Ckmtg BHARPENINQ Servtc* Saws, HONEYWAHON SEPTIC TANKS be dlglble in two weeks. Re’s ' a years his senior, for their middle­ York 2 4 hr doufate overtime Provost before Ken ;TIBLB, 1958, kUvss agae, aheare, ATOk 15 tfmr AND native of Holland. Other "for­ weight fi^t'tom orrow night. at TUnmto and dealt a crueUng io( h eet», power, rotary htodai. ()utok aertriee. (tepL SEPTIC TANK SERVICE /M k U eigners" am Frlte Schem ot Ger* Man. Aiato Pirta . . . .75 the Hawks ahead ta^itay Idta-tfi and tires, clean, 'A Brake Cables and Brake 1 4 What’s more,' the ring officialSi blow to Ranger hopes of an upset the second period. JUsI A g), and tel iMutonseat Cd.« m r L, JOHN P. FAY. Prep. •many and Howie'Gorman of Ire- and medical men have imwiUingly- Bess Baton ...... 66 ' ng 8650. Mli The Leaf victoiy. forged in the Ghnadlen rookie GecOm MrwMH Mancneeter. Boun daihr PUIGCED SEWERS land. ^ , had the spotlight thrust upon them. RaaRp'...... 56 taoa of an inepirad peiformance Thursday 74. Saturday 74. l i i INSTALLED - CLEANED Drum Turning plus tqx and your old tir# j The club’s g oa ^ la Paul Tieir- In this tmusual scheduled 16— Howard 0(1 ...... 8 4 scored In the closiaf purled. ' by New York goalie dump Wors- Toronto grabbed a 3-0 lead on bottom. BUICX 1986 BpsMU 44oor hardtop, 5-79M. N a d iiM GIm i i m I ney, former Muichester - High rqimder. at Boston Garden.. Trie Printens ...... 5 0 ley, gava t cm a 2-3 lead, and solid _ W he*^ takes the better part ef REPAIRED All-Weather "42” is the ■WtOB D i ^ ...... 45 gpals by Ron Stewart and Mahov- private party. HoUng to Florida. Septic Tanks, Dry Wefls, Sewer control or afternooo to jaat HOME LANDSCApmO - Lines tostUie(l--CUter Water tire ■— and K’s a- beauty- before NeW Tctk tiad tt^on Baa bosn overbSUlsd, • ‘ new ttrea l ^ t e , planttog.,..Lawn. ferti Hie Leafs could wrap It up by talUes’ hy Guy Oeddron and Bkrl aad adieela, 8 snow, 8600. MT EMERGENCY SERVICE proofing Done. , flmost ^B^nythif^ fg^utomotive^ 6.70 X 15 l U C K Rides Smoother, rolls ^01^celrs elected for the coming Winning Satnrdw at TUrent^ 8-7889. lion, weed and ueectoootrol. John year include. Althea M d r r a y , higsrfield, the latter in the final B. WMtham Landecape Nuraery, cooler, and it’s guarante^ where New York has lost 16 period. minutes and. a tell laeane a one­ REASONAILE IfY^our Deafer Doesn’t Stock Parts, Wa Invite Your Inquiries TUBE TYPE liM d en t; hou KUrean, v ice p n si' straight T an seven tegular season way trip an the poeterior U1 the O01X3B 18M hardtop, cxcellont Ml 9-2660. MeKINNEY BROS. one hill .year! SEE THE MASTER'S dteit; Baitera Rohihach,-ecepe- r^ursley, who laiMied with 56 . with Recoppable Tire. gamss and three in the piayotfa t' ■tves;- served ae chief 'holwark te the b o ttM thati ene caa (Boedltien. Also, 1958 Fliuneuth;; FVRNrniRB refintahed end re- TEL. Ml 9-2330, New-,Toric Oeach Doug HariMti lit back, terateh Me heed and mechanic's apeclU. CUI after 5,' Sawtrog* OltpffiHri Co. hgminst the Lmifs until KcUy final­ MI 94819. pUred; cigarette burns snd 404 WETKEREIX ST. I86-182 Peari SL—Ml-8-5566 id ke thmukt pHz Amild have -wonder whU mekee eklers tick. If scratches, ste. MI .6-7387 after >• lENCC^ GOLF TOURNAMENT an stiknfediMfBni (M ’ Kelly’a >Fw. teW auL- p l e ^ tdaia to m w uiw elimlag ccnveieion ed FrankA.^-^ m u lU jPM» tooUtat gnd toB S o Tboaqiaon, 143-116—246; ohovUeh's rehound. H eoeid Re% S ™ Toronto Coach Puneh planMiv to climb tke rautoo and W th C :imm .Young, erev Eddie Powers'called a good ich said. ‘TVS seen a lot of ite spring. Dtavmis, (iirim 8t,j Vernon,, j^odj^altendlng before, but noth- . . . - • "salslaz i— — - ON CHS TELEVISION lU ; Pauliia U 6. ^ m e, hot added; Vhe Bmaid get Ms wMsUe up fsster.” ' ' b h e BU caub prill meet at the 1M3 IXIDOB 8-door, fluid drive, LAWN *0 mo»h OOWN • Htr pay ihmsi . . Wenuejr iaer Amerlcaa Lagfen hdam. Mendey aew petat job, $159. Ml 94108. ^ April 7th and 8th~Broaght To Ton ^ ARROW WorslsFr- whose fncre^la per^ o f M onth Mght Anri: p. A Uate of new offl- focnuuiceYitiia .and egaisDmuglit eanuilLba FEimiZEIS s We Have The Sport Shirta Featured On Thia M l PARK STREET PROSPECT ST„ Comer • e«a»0B«99 td lM s; 1mi (jilWuiii pnT~ at- a t Ode ttoto. irtog, wtodows/wrai conttoeni W. MIDDLE TURNPIKE . Lima, Grasg^Sood, Etc. Man To Work In Automofiye Pnigram In S to e k r^ An A^wa . . . . . i .42 w UL OnadUafly oar, good con- HARITDRD Near BROAD .37 ksour wfiate it was. JHtea, 1485. >a>6472. Compiota U m A I - ’ BAST HARTFORD MANCHESTER

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN;, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1962 «---- ' T ' ’ I •' '■■‘cl ' . 'r i ' . : . ; '? '' "...... ' .... : ' '------Apurtiuents— F lutu-., • 'Hel|p:W sate*r-lttl* 29 THERE OUGUTA BE A LAW B Y F A G A L Y 'b i H S H O R T E N H«9S^ld^€|oods Rooms Without Bosrd Hom «8 For Sals 72 H|«^ For Bllf 72 H o fia l F « r 8 * l i . 72 " Tenenents H iftei Fgr Ra Ii 72 , ftouiegg F or Saia 7^ -- - Lhitii F ar Sal* 7A s s t i t ^ , iS i a S S n e «to>vofk .lh' Oaneral 1968 S T U D ^ A K ]^ ' 'goiad ONE ROOM for rent. MANPHESTER-Bau It. 8^ loem vjm N O N -4 room mneh. 8 bed- TOUTH w in Id so r —a room Ruch, NEW eXTITOM bulH. 7 rMm C*?UhTOT hungal'dw ready .Tof oc: COVENTRY LAKE—waterfront icL wis& S()iucuNB to’ handle y v a Mbtoth dwleridii^' -'GMHhOb^ . condUoff: BMgidMfi^ ftoeier, Uve Kitchen -priVUegee SEVEN ROOM duplex, oU furnace, ranite, 4 yeert old. laege tot with rooma, foU tils bath, flrepteee, carport, air condiUoiiing, etorma, rateed ranch; e . bedrooms, large cupancy, inMem conveniences, 180x335. Ha« 41d:, cabin oii' »a i sbttes? oau ms at ML e-om -tor'’BftaM; •erviea Bar RdOM f 6 R GBNTiuBMAN, near 5, MI 8-7043; frilUam Grisel. Broker. MI 9 ^ . downtown Hartford. Rugs tra­ 100x300 lo t, nice tocaUop. 134,800. Ideal for couple, gale price $10,500; Wanted-^Rcal Eite^ 77 .M a h e h q ^ Motor RUGS, NEVER t«Md, 9x12 beige Main St, separate entrance, park- «IjW9. tMtatok AgmiM. MX verse red*,. «ttrtatae.4ad drapea rjerty b[ay'ng«ncgr;1 tunity. to lid iw o e !;to’ .46 Sh a^r’e apartment, automa­ Mde and Raiuoed for qtuek wKh water, N ftch. '88.000. PI Roeilled;' tMmlmit waking cendi man. Cnean, central. Ready to tic hot water, i)o furnace, East saia to 8UA06. BEAUtlFUtLT Undseaped ranch. Ihg i t its b eet.ll rdcmi ranch, fire*-' 3-6090. • * The geiiCral said to insure quick ttons; R m Boit>G, HeitoM’.- : ' . ■ WB. BUT,.SELL bV triilda raUque ‘move in. Call MI 9-0641, Side, Tei. M l 8-4^m. . ' CUS'JDM BUILT plaee, tile bate. w*u to*wai] car­ —i-r------..t, 1------:------and eltecti're ‘reaction to any at­ WB ARB OPBN now for jpaiai _ WOMAW FOR cieahbtg \ o m * a ^ d used tumlnm, china, giua, .$ hadreeme. 1% heated rst^ :Murphy prarlna that an Inairument oataMo (md inirite. __ Sa' Maetkm witek. RelUUMe, btbady wofk^ Cell cuRom huih tiumh ein reatUn room or im m . .aereteed pet. tolte 'Jnatekted,. .eemunetlcn W iu< t r a d e lot 100x100 feet, A purponinx ,to, be the ie«t vUl And tack, only 18* per cent of the 250,- . . M d ie h iid s iB ^ ll^ t C l ^ saver, lecture framu and old FOR RENT—One room available TWO ROOM apArtmeht with pri­ wttdewe, many, extra*, garage, sene, Ih Mtt payment for eingie leetatnent M aaM derenaed be admlt- OOp ofiicers and. men-'in his Euro­ arantood.______BtmJ oatlmatM.m Dom- Mi:>8SM.. ' old dollB and g u u , bobby Notch Read. I bedMoaet. MrUy MoSeway, 3-car iara^. Many Se. M l 8-T655. ' in' modem furnished apartment vate bath, near Main SL Heat, bc^ sd aid gteased pecA ett aktraa. L ^ L tot, m w D . hW.: aaeumMit maiee in B une,'centrally Ideated, nie *« ** o" pean command are allowed, to be u r . lone, ataq contents n whole for gentlemen. 818 weekly. Pri­ hot water, gas, (electricity; olao, 60-hour w o^ . M ^ / o ^ h l o AilUat...... ofliy High 'WHh TU*; 3-yoar4IA > b itf- oau owner. Mi 64668. 0]RD8RKDi 'lhal the forenolnx appU- absent from thsif posts at 6ns BmvRlOR and wtartor ptfaHai- f hbldiiig' alronft . uifoiwets. ites. Furniture Repair Service, vate kitchen and bath,. pleasant gag gtove and refrigerator futnlah- — 1 - ■ ■■ ^ * - ■■ — « ' --.... oulon be heard and dMermtn>T at the Talcottvine. Conn. Tel. MI 8-7449. thete, #4006* ei^t level, fhghiro* time. Unannounced practice alerts PaP«nHU«ttg, ffUtpatiar kooka. Wbmea l^feeded; frtdgoport -and JljRKira epsm ofe. country aurroundings, 8 . mUea ed. OarageiavailaUe. AdtUta eniy. lAVH TOai - Oh dupuv. more teteutehetr ...... Probate.office In the Municipal Bulld« are held at least once a moAth, Mrs. MorM, MI 8-6888. It* *" •J’*'* Dlatrlct on Wailpapar rtmorad. Otilinsa. Easy, intereiRlng telephone eur- .'Agpiy.ar.. i ■ FRkNK IS buying end selling good from RockvUle, Route 88, EUlng- Cotm tif-tM ataj Uring at Ha than tea picturea with pri<. eee ed Mr -heuae,* LaftlN oiloas' IApril, ima. at ten k s said. n o o r i. Oopd elaaa !irark)aiadaiiip. . ton. Everything IncluSiul. .. ^ te thia u ««6rt oi<9f\ « 5 ia . i j^MteManchei'__^cheater J4d ' ricinity< kitchen - < tecYoede- to,the,forenoon, and that notice 1 He said men in his cCipmand vey work. In oor modoni_____ ■ " •■'■...GWt'boBP.'' uied futnlUire and antlquu at 8-6312, TR 8-8634, S M ton W. Rutehlne.M l 94l3S, , of (hi time and place »ef for. *ald ruUy^ maund. Raajnoakla ra*.M. flcea, .days or idihte, ho axpir' 430 ,l4ke St. Call aiid see what Mtha, 4 aeraa ar land, tecteilg .aTATl nave ..'about Ift.dOQ * incihbers of Uo RaUotiw. an MIM or Ml •671 ToUadd St., B u t Hartford FOR RENT —Four, rooms; StMUd separate 4 room aperimaot with C^NE?riCU*l\ District he^nr be Jrlven to all pefeqni Intro-, ieneo neceseary.. :Fleld tepre- we’ve got. Open Sundays. MI floor. MI 8-8380. CDLUM BU-4 roame,: and hath *l,|taacribwwr:^ PrCbeie Court. April 3. •vted in.-aaiiT <^tn of the p ^ en cy of their famllfes in Buirope and he MOM 9-6880. I to eeU; Ctetok occupehcy; ♦ rtotei - O ^ . Uvtag liaJ*‘ aald... apwcatlon, includlax Peter Considers the presehes of families aentatlm aiao'uhated: Atuao MAN W ARtRXi -■ gaeeUne sales- Apartments— Flats—- rdteh with firepUctTl-car gaiage, ream dUing room, 3 hedrehms. jU M t of P«ttr. ,jBnla«w«kl l« » ■ of aald deceaeed. Wll- ttve. wtokly ..salary plus THREE ROOM uartment, kitchen 'itaMiiMtar' In said olkiHtL in Europe a significant factor in m t^ rm la ry pki4qomiB|aaiML Op­ WANTED—Piano, console or apart­ nter lake,. 818,900.. oau Burt M I5 -5 2 7 S Recreation room. Aluminum f*" Joaeph Allrte. ne^etra bonuses;' Personal interviews portunity to earn over MOO a Artlcleg'For Ssle 45 Tenements 6St equipment. PartikUy fumiahid. Iterkey Agency, spy time, AC. cOmMnxtkmB, lOH DOWN, giog PiMMat Um < J(£)i j . WeU*u, J iiCc*'. af anid decetaed, vhote' whereabouta maintaining high morals and Electrical ScNicea 22 only, j p.m.‘ lo 4'p.m. Oortetoeh Fertilizers S0*A Household Goods 51 ment upright preferred, spinet 103 Birch Street. MX 84897 $fter iHwn wiillciitloti of Wnlt«r M. are, unl^noam, thalr lesaUiea, deeUee*. .atandards of .discipline.,. week. M I 8-2444.; . ' / considered. Ml 9-2109, ATTRACTIVE 6 room duplex, 8 i 9-9348. • MOHTttijr Ra t i 'AiA,. ' l.«cl*i« prnrlnc itmt .an: tnaifunirnt b fi‘f*at-»«r; aekt of fin. oimow* o^ nupe BnauTBa-Praiipt aarr- B U g ./fisi Mein St., Best Hart- ATLAS METAL lathe, 10" swing, GOOD COW nikmire. 88 and 810 NEW DOUBLE RoUaway glau 5 p.m. Jarvis Realty G6. purporUnx to be 'thS n iri' wHf ''and etai repreeemailSee. . and the helra-at- Later he said 'goodby to Mayor foi^jRomSOi. RBLtABLs: MAN for mufflor and H h.p. and reveraUig switch, W' bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, IP U T L B V B D -7 rOcme. fire­ BraC'Burn Realty $14,800 .. AS8UMP170IN PARISH. ■oMnniMU (aid drCMaM bP admitud law arid m ’ 'kin, le(oaeea, de- Wjliy Brandt and .'.presented blm Ro o« an trfoa M oiaeMeai loads. DeUvered. Sbcullant - for tub enclosure, .never used, coet basement and attic, steam oU THREE ROOM apartment with jo ^rdbu* an p*r-appUcaUba' ott'. fllr, vUeee. widow , nnd. leetj rep- t I leiaaia and iflonrod WHapa ■lira ihOtaHationei oOma’ expor- drill press, and paint spraying shrubo, Uwne. gardeu, etc. M l MIS-4113 MI 9-3813 place, IH bathe, huUt-ins, recrea. . .Cholbe * location. Quiet neigh- a plaque from Jlhe U,8. Army te OOGNTBR. GIRLS wanted fMS TO REINT, also cabins with ^— :------.J—- ...... ■ , otto-half acre ioL H is large asium. bath, 3 picture iii|ndows, cellar, 83,300 .. be a' cowwner of ddplex «Mi* Inlereui-d in Miit. route. « f (h* tofora April 19U. by spsech, .the general - btredsed free commordai, nddential, turn 94117;''' '•*' : CARPBNTOt^ ’ peiiiter; and idsaoii reg. 8370.*'Used 7 montha, '$178. frigerator. 248 N. MW, second 84384, t. ' ------‘ WANTED effitiency. Scranton Motel. Call Ml floor, 888. MI 9-6229, 9 4 . ______THREE HOOM modem apart­ able m t ^ a g e . Fun prtea $18,309. 184’ frontage, tiete. Cerlton W. iMated in quiet feSidimtial irea. peadenq-. of nid .appIldstWir,' -tneludlnc nerf a cony of thIa order and access 'to Barite a* one of the floora or wa will mako tiinn Itta wanted. ^Cell Modem Home Deco­ THRBB HOUSE Jacks, 3 expensioa can M1.9-eiss after 6 p.m ,. Hutchins, M l •-am . Near oantef springe; 8 rCome, i » cqpy of aald “____ 111 In______TVank Hurphy,_ RAIRDRBSSims wehted Top rating, Mr. Charlee, W 04736. ReUable, Honut, Person 6483eatfer6. ment, heat, hot water, stove, re­ can the Blleworth Ifitten AgenM, strong' pdlnta of U.S. national now. Mr. CSiarlaa. Mod«ni Roma house Jacks, 3H h.p, gasoline Reeltora, MI 3-89)»Or Ml i% SI. MANCBEBTEIt-Weat Bide. Excel- unfinished. Rxceiient oondltlan Doebratliig, Ml M n c. salary and ooinmiaalon. All re­ Wiaconein engine, cu t iron port­ ABSOLUTE befSete—custom mode TO TAKE OVER frigerator, electricity and ' gaa VBRNDN-High • room l« it'« room cOHmtal.. form*!:dlnl httre«l>la«r, next o f kin, iletnpieb, de- ppiley- , ' plies tonBdenttei.''LuJOn Salon of slipcovora. drepu and upholstery. UNPAID BALANCE FURNISHED complete THREE ROOMS, 456 Main St., see- furnished. Tiled bathroote. Show­ temugtMtet. Lteg* medem.kUeh- widowA widower* .S t l*sah Sli'lS.-- I**** -lofter- He spoks- highly qf the morals able barbecue pit, 3 uts rigid housekeeping facilities, between t r . j a m e i p a b i i b ^ o t ^ G i n ranch in tlpt^ leement teg room, large Uring mom, tidy ep. .^Ood steed Uyteg poqm, 3 staUVes, by pubUihIns a copy Beauty, MI T r i^ .. Budget tenhs. Gall Mrs. Roberta, MONTHLT PA'YMENTS ond floor, 858. iMl 94229, 9-8. er,, parking. Adulte. Call MI Tbr-M some' newMSper hav- of American* troops' based hers HELD HANDS dies 1” to 3”, new gear puller, 816.79 Center and Memorial Hospital, room ranch. .IMta tetchail, 46- reeihatton room, casipet Utdien, aluminum com- Maricai—rDramatic 29 pipe cutter M". to 3”, sir corapreo- m i T tboo, ' 9-8448 or MI 3-8863. laoteg ia >riiariijf. w iiadS IbM Nnatidne, nearly Iww cll burner, ulaitoii in laid: DiaErict at and* said, their rb-snlistment rats PHjGRIM MILLS: on jRartford Rd. $11.80 fo r ' lOUr day-^wanted tm- Women only. Cau Ml 3-8839. TWO ROOM apartment, heat and lontel atm oeM iM . flter hue, I) days before the day of S .’srsa-fe'.r'ijsjS te ths highest in the U.S. Army. PRIVATB apeonHoii inaifuptllloa. -haa ofwtilngs for SMeelndiae hither modiati^. MI’M M l. aor, garden tractor and enow ^W ATS a good buy on eheets, S'COMPLETE hot water; also 3 room apartment THREE AND four room apart­ •mite. Realtor, MI 8-1643 Or MahSl dltoir uuuuee,utilities, ecuylfliaMconveniem loCe-ioc«- CALL OUR OFFICE VbR FUR­ toid ,*A . plow, aesortment of garden tools. a t t r a c t i v e Bleeping room, cen­ Iheridaa, MI in ti, i m, assumable morig*ge. A buy THER FARTTCULAItS He added, Jokingly, (bat ths Loam orelioatra and aolo puyink, full-time or pert-Mlne. Apply bade, dreaute and apnllancu, ROOMS OP FURNITURE on bus line. MI 9-6105. ments for rent, Pleaae call MI Tip CaU after 6 p.m.' P I 3-7944. tral, shower, private entrance, $13,700. The H teteM iyer Agah- -J ^ ;348ij', : jSjlfph » 1 i e n . y « ' moralstof troops, depends on thdlr boflanora a aMdalty. ChojMor Ac> Mahiger, noon-’ll|l 9 'p.‘m. >' - * credit terms avaUable. We also All Of this merchandise is in our 9-7737 between 8*7 p.ni. VERNON --> 8 room rdneh, largo On or - -.—lore - — Ahrll~—r - -- j , 1H2. ^ — by reflMei? laM deceosM whose wheeAbnute sre: distance 'from- the" rWntagon- GonUon atiidlo. MI »«T(«. Burr ‘ Nurseries buy used furniture end houeohold worehouM. It has never left our near bua atop gentlemen. Apply ROCKVUXE^ Apartments newly tPLir tyiVEL-For those cy.r. Aeilton, MI e48U ,la 34880. II, a copylopy of« thi*thI* ordprard#i and a unhnnvm, their teyatees. -deyiaee*.' 195'Spruce St. decorated, dinette, kitchenette, THREE R(X)M apartment tor tomed to the flner thtete nit one lot, near ochoA Aeking 8l4,Ma. OPEN T PAY! A WEEK copy Of said will to John pHoowski, 89 i'V'dows or ■ ’ 'HSre', w hen yOu get about aa Manchoetorj Oonn. lets. Roger’e-Usod Furaiture, U7H otore and is tuUy guuanteed. Mefroke Ave, l?Sal renreeenutlve*. and ss attor- far as passible from the.Pentagon, Bosfs end Aceiewtorieg 46 Spruce St., MI 8-4188. Some in original factory cratu and bedroom, tile bathroom appli­ adults, first floor, near bus line could demand haa teien li- Will'toads tor 3 famOy. TOnitoan NORTH END - 3 bedroom ranch, .i:IO, A.M. r* 8 P, M. Hslp Waatee—Hale 2« FURNISHBID ROOMS, complete ances, 888 per month. Call MX chided te thte toveiy $44 room Agency, M l $-1331. fireplace in Uring reom, large Joosephln* “ ^____ J helra-at-law. nski of kin,I. morale te hlDiest," he told. BoMl<>»St^»— SAliESIi^N ..IIAKAGEE 14 FOOT Tallow Jackot runabout, cartons with original factory and Main Street, Do own decorat­ Av*., Vancouver, ONE PAIR drapog with valence urlal numbers: light housekeeping faculties. Cen­ 3-1869, TR 64488. ing. Rent $82. Apply Mrs, J. home..The able te eontedtoe W Utriiwi,' fuU basement with ga­ BARROWS 4 WALLACE "tot, B. fWIto*. ______^ '' He copcluds4> by saying that hte M o r t g a c it 21 38 h.p. Evinriide, Teenea Trailer, MANCHBRER-d mote TMch, t j micbostkr. Conn., aUormey MAAil iMDthftr of Afttd iVcfMlftnt. If fertbontaet work. Cksdit «(gaalsa- for pi’oturo^ window; Crosley re­ Beautiful Westinghouse Elec. trally located. Children accepted Wohrlln, 30914 Spruce St. thnm * h o enyey ap rage. only u6.eoh. . . creckett. jo r Ro^ speech . was property, . . cleared in tion heeds local, man ,te cell on ski equipment, nil. new 1968, ex­ —Umited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch ROGKVHiLEi—One 8H room apart­ at its hesL 06 • . a Btone'e throw from ehopping Realtor, MI 3-1877. ee E. canter it. m i i4 io a IM* helrsat-law of e o ld -.__decMOwd __ _ Any, and rflurn makF to JWf Court. WashinDon and asked his audi­ AtAtOBT unlimltod fun Executive Trainee cellent condition,* M l 9-8986. frigerator. MI 9-1386. Refrigerator whoU nam** end whereeboute *r« un- JOHN j:''WAulBfTy Judge, Business add Profeeslanai men*60 SL, Mancbeater, ment in residential area. Stove, re­ THREE ROOM apartment, stove', scaped epaeiMia ML i-oeg i and Waddell 8chi, fun bem- Mahohestar. , tH»lr'b*U*ott.ikw7 n rtt .or kin. ence,to agree that, he had not bden foir prlvatd moilka(ea. Planned ^ manegciiient traim BuaUful Bedroom Suite frigerator and heat furnished. meat, hot water hept, teaetcred BAIT HARTFORD—Frimrose Dr. hilM radiua. If. you have , sold FOB. 'SAUE^lS. foot Trojan out­ FOR SALE—liv in g , bed, dinings Beautiful'living Room Suite refrigerator, hot water, available 4 baterooteTpHMg M fl ‘ih **^1*tj.9**l**0*. wiiowe.r! -eidoWere ^LIMITATION OBDI iqussldd, nooty to ccakUdaU pragram tor college and high edwol Sneoialtlea. Fbod Plens, Rooks, end kitchen furniture, good con­ ROOM FOR gentleman near Main Adults ' only. 890 monthly MI walls. . aluminum storms slid a room Ospe, full dam *r, IH OOLUMBU-8 room .to r- — ------MiTte, and return held > debta, to Inptora y ^ p: board, cohiplete. tero 80 h.p. on- Beautiful Dinette Set April 7. Call MI 3-8680. 808. P hflM dt AiidMy, 1 0 niriied,. beautiful,loeatica 4)'iate: ■!!*KA "•••■'rt'-Y'• » :>lthln . end.-,ssna r, toripr .the,K- ini'- gradnate, AppUeanta muat: kbimnrlals. IntonglblM, Rde >• dition end reeaqnable. CkOl TR St^^Migarate entrance, parking. 9-4824, T R 6-1166. . peihetts, good condition, good baths, hot water oil haat, p h o t^ WEfrlct of MROChritiftr,. wi th# of or for any pinpoM. and cad ^ oe, traUer, plus many ,axtru. 6-4488. ^ Beautiful "De -L^e” Range sue ROOM duplex, oil fumoee, NEAR POR'X’El t tP ., vnhie. Heyee Agency, MI 3-4858, nmher's dark mom,-tr«a*i Ailtew of April, 1M2.- ^ le ’mates chairs, ^ Phone'for appotatm«it"™' AVAILABLE May 16—6 roOms. two Realty, IteUtbrs. 3634939. I d 4-D9T. R O O M T O "G R O W ■ A.p, I f n , at two, o'clock in the Wler- aome newapaper havfns a clrcufatCo..... bwMRts.. Api^y in porsoh traUer, 9 h.p. air cooled ma­ J. Oociett, Rpalter. Ml 8-im . ■oon. and that notice be tfven (p all eald probate dlatrlcl within ten day* ous. Miner, in part by each, e u h 89.96. SAMUEL ALBERT floors, large yard, prefer couple from the dale 'of thie order and return BnaiiBcoa O^gortiplUoB 22 to T«hh Oriffeth, Biiaa M imgar, rine engine mth reveru geu. MI Hartford CH 7-0858 VERNON ITREBT-S room hSUM MANCHBiriDb-lM Detetont IL South Road, Eottco^large older SarSona Interested In-said -Mlate 280’, more or less; Etesterly by 9-8983. 8188 86x46“ Solid Cherry C hut, approximately 80 yearn of am. PORTER an iiaB T ama>-vy! E te r a l F a * mak- -TTo $838. THREE-PIECE' Jamutown suite, 48-45 ALLYN ST., HARTP6r D RIDE BY-.- Judse: Jor the Town o f Manehdtesr, Conn!,' aprinaaeld alM e MM9. surifice; 8 cu, ft. Hotpoint used apartments. Heated, kitchen eeL cape 8 rcome, ahtmteum etdttg. utiutiee, M»y*a Agenay; M l; OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 : Than Call to InipM t r PIUIBATR held -the Zsnteg.Beard of-Appaste-wili Apply WOMAN O U IR X4 t o W t ehUd Used 16* Lyman lapatrake and about 8 months; chrome kitchen refrigerator, gas range, bedroom cvltteted g$r$5«- tete, ochetei. UhUi THREB BAT servlea etation, full te li^r hORU M l »-dM0. trailer, sxceUent condition, 8489. chufch, hue, . Fricsd tof SOUTH WIND|OR*-4^tT«Mms, 8 hoM a publto hsartl>g»'ian ^Wsdnss-r ; oqss,^n« HX* aRiSrsa aow-in repairer’s Ueense, larae parkint Mt, good condition. Phone MI 30'* ELECTRIC stove, refrigerator, set. Free gas, electricity. Low 3 baths, fafreh kitefien, 4 'bed­ QUALITY- sneheSHVito tiMkSrd do; day svtoilng, April Jtli -lNS at 3 IMMBDlATB opaning in Aanches- 1961 40 h.p. Evinnide electric, 8-7639. mahogany bedroom set, Hollywood rent. Apply 10 Depot Squkra- Apt. quick sale, ' AadeirMfl 39 U M rty 3t. Cape •.- Rural-Rsaidsnos Zone. -This- area lot, small Inveetment neceseary. Agency, JA rooms, family room is knotty -p .m : In the Hsartni- R o p tofUi* »tetobUffST4&p M’ X 377’ ftont- ter. Wall known company ' haa sUghtly UMd, 8887. twin bed, 6 mahogany hljfli back ' 1 . ur'itottei it. Oane Is (UiiNay’ed in 'th(e euteom d a ( ^ Fe- fiTw 'i' 'Ideal for local mechanie with local opaning tor amhltloUf and D of lHr4A~PAtg 41 Muniettel Buiteing bn' tm ftflloW* :> ii^).Mdto>hsstsr Shopping iPark* following. MI S-1477. ROSENTHAL CHINA .(new from dining room chairs . two liv­ 119 itfick u n d It. Raach . ^mld^'RInck^’ R eid% eteto« ed d room ranch home, Prteeaton lata' of britea^n mtooMatrlcl dm anihuetaeUc man. Muat have at H. G. SCHULZE, INC. Germany), 96 piecea, ut.for 13. EXCELLENT SFmKG •traat araa.. Largt waoded fng ipiUlcaUbns'; RTA'TS HEAR­ PEDIGREED Booton Terrier j ing room chairs, mahogany iilBSM wteM Caps •4184 ‘ » - ■■ ING'ALSO. ,nv 1 . aBRVKaC BTAndN for lease in least XHgh School adueation. MW In ELLINOTON, W ut Rd. Aaking'8380. 839 Main St., Apt. S, cocktail table, couch, wrought TWO ROOM furnished apartment, VALUER 31 L ike tt . Caionui 4^1— W te d r ■■ MIDDLB TURNPhcE WEST— atarting incom#. Bxcallent ad­ ■payed, tor sale, $40.: Ateo male after 6 p.m. one block fh>m Mai^ in 84814. IchOM. Afleoam NrfKk’Wid ’ Oakland MoMtl, '‘tHi.,”>4ljoclt South Bldsi. To'ohongs to Bail- perfect Maneheeter location. Ihie Chihuahua, 880. kO 9-3^. Iron coffee table, Speed 371473 Adams It. 3 fanuiy COLEMAN ROAD-6 room Cape, Place, Industrial Zone, ‘flpw ial sx* modem Sportunlties plue 1989, 13 FOOT chlppewe* runebout, Queen Ironer, 21” window fan, 28“ 106 Oxford IL t-4 bedroom Dutch piaatered waiti, fireplace, Prtcad _ tot BltqwentNf H Ur- i'' naaB Zone DI, an area "now in (XIMPLETELY fumiahed 3-rbom CMMUai, MMrMr coMMSMly te- 111 Center It. I famuy IH ; the ikh day .of ceptidfi is rsqusstsd to have Used Runal iReaidsnes SkMie. *I1iis area atrong gasoUne and repair buM- 'fringe benefits, and bonua. Call windshield, aturlng wheel,' cm- Motorola console TV, large •4-69 O o^ r It. 3 family bathe, built-in drawersdraw« upetaire, dlate eai*. April. IffX. SI ten o clock, forenoon, at Al Racine, TR 6-9668. Or write trola, full eanvM cover, Muter- ANTIQUE^, furniture, g la u and ^artment, private bath, atova, deeCMted, nice tot, avaaa&ie June the Probnt* Ofnee in .the Munlcipaj Car Deiater’A iicenss at abovs loca- te a-buffer strip M’. x 86$' front- iteee. 9 0 1 MI MOM or MI t-4151. TOT tlLVBR poodiM, 10 weeka china. PI 24148.' “ pocket watch” clock, double bed, refrigerator heat, d»ot water.. Ap- phis store diaUig room with chi Im cI09et, Menagar, P. O. Box 184, South craft traUer, uceUent condition. 1. ’n ue HOUie has te 16. JPrtced lor breakfast ter, and auHdlnx In inid Maitcheaser. be and tltMI. ■ ‘ ihg 3 bedroom Co- 71 iaaax it. -—it. 4 t . Jj*m*e n ~ 818,906, Ceil 3 0 9-8861. BXPBRIBNCED gauge grindore. TWO BUREAUS, one bed, mat- It. jam e RBALTUR5 estate, the oacertainmeni of dietrihu. M ii is requssjted to k*vs Ussd Car eochs e fM tlv s April 9, 1962. HOU8BKEEPER to Uvs in. Pool* wlU pay top wages. Apply B A S Poultry snd Sapplies 43 10 h.p. Johnson ntotor, com­ New dinette m U; mattresaea, For efficient real estate and insurance services, For dne- Business Loestiotis icniai. modem bath, tec tetew, 3- M Rail 3L-3t. jamae Paru tSeS aind' erdsp m dlattihanloii. and thli treu and coll spring. Call before 74-79------0 9I ^ t , 3It, 1 3 hufldugt fix MU!4S3 from Maaelteeter Cen­ MI MI 849N ^qtsPs.ncenps at above Mtetion, TOVm PLANNOJO tlon avaUaMe July 1. Write Box Gauge Co., MitSieli Dr. plete. Highland I^Perk k Market,Ma 817 other artlclu, Sav« money, ihop 13 noon. MI 9-4848 For Rent 51 car lamge, preamt esraeM s m ' All parsons 'intstosted. niay at­ ooM M Issn iN SEVENTT 7 montha old pullets, b u iu ^ new hmae teit at tgwn. has 97 Wwpiiye rilyeliL IL—la —la e it!i.. ter to thte mnaU. hom* With mad* F, Herald, stating references. heavy producers, fl.lO each. PI Dghltnd St., MI1 LeBlane Furniture Hospital, 198 stdp home buying chock the Multiple Listing Home Gal­ e«) interior on the RaKcn-Caven- tend this hMkriiig. .( Martip E. Alvord, TOOLMAKEHS South St., Rockville, TR 5-3174. to he acid. .Any taasMMMe Mfer ErMWMld R9., Eaiten X A f f i i O N T ^ tMkstSd thO 3-7911. •* I m pN M riy , try Une.. Pleate phene tor tor- Zonlng'Boardiof Appeals Chairman HAIRDRB88BR wanted, fuU or Open 94, Saturdays till 8. World RUG, GRAY nylon, 9x18, good con­ lery with pictures of the top listings in the Manchester hTORB TOR rent. 941 N. Mate IL win be canildeted. «rd IberMHi hy publisnins a:.enay of Roger B. Baglay, Dorothy C. Jacobsen, part-time. An re]^ea confidential. WimaateRdVMton their details. Jtom H ; U anan, te c., Large-8 teim laketocnt homsi I* order in some newspaper bavins a h a 6 h i n i s t S' Diastontto—Watebt Green Stamps. dition, $40. MI 9-8456, evenings. MI 04338, 94. MX 94861, MI l4 D 8 , k ff 9-7*81. Snlreulallnn in said Dlelr(ct. st least Ctealrinsn ■. Sscretary Apply Mariow’s Beauty Salon. Henry It.—We hdre n ctiatom Leak fm Rex N9. 967 CPYj^rlSy l ^ .. .BaUvuo Section. aaven dsya before (he .day of eatd Artides Fhr. Ssle 45 J e w e lry 48 area. Discusa your realty and insurance problems with bout eiNit-tevei wHh 3 eraHitefl 3 Michqai Drive, venMn. Dsntel U Hair, - Meachatesr. Conn. - BRnksEPORT OPERATORS FOR LEASE— Warehouse space DEUGirrruL $ hedream ranch is. garaga, Excteient I urns to henrias, s m by msIHna, me nr before, RsorsUry April 8, 1N2 BAUB80IRUI —Fall-time or part- WATCH AND .Jewelry repglriiw at 1800-3600 sq. ft., |wUng area; bedreoms; dtebie eieaete. ,$ flte* . ftaanptag avail April 0. 19*2. bv cerllllrd mall,'osaoM .s v4/|'.scopy time, 1-8 :S0. Biq^enead pre­ WAUJPAPmt sele-ceiUng peinf, a qualifie^Jarvis representative today. You will be plaeee, 3 bpthe. r$c ream, 348t We have many ethers With attadbad gdteg*'* ‘ cabteat *9*9- o M 4 '.this ' “ “ V) Bchpdtock.1 . . >. LATHE OPERATORS raaaonabte prices, prompt u rv- centrally located. Vlry reason­ kltchrik with dMuitt araa, aesiim- BK"*. ♦aitag V (899, u ftinier.. C__ sillet^^W fl ofhce,^; , ' Nftw New ferred. Apply in peraon. Tots 'n 83.91 per gallon; other paint and ice, 3 watchmakers, Mancheeter- able. Robert B. Andersen A ^ ey, garafe, beet Iceatlon te town: Vnrif . Allcei M; jenntnxs. ixti Wbahi-S- Teens, W6 Main St., Maneheeter. vamldi ipeeUls. C. J. Morrison happy you did! Ceu us ablebie <^I. . inmteige, asking_ _ _ •xU'SI.11,. Hartford. Conn.: J. Mr- ter's oldest estebllahed Jeweler. 8284189. 818,800. T ^ Elsie R cycr A gte^ , ^ al^ e must.havo anporlaneo Paint Stors. Sie Owter sl. F. B. Bray, 787 Main SL. Steto Rockledge—Prestige toeptiop. 6 MANCHESTER Bvllt WANT ACHANCB to ea m -in j o n ^ 1 2 . 5 0 0 ® ® " ' ' _ — EkCEHiENT location for reitau- room euMtea buU? brisk raieJi, Rdgltorf, MI 9-6634, MI 3 - ^ , Conn s p v s timet Several choice Avim in oRhar iaxparlmantai work or tool Thuter Buliauif.------beautiful riew, hcaadaway, 34$r WILLIAM E. BELKORE ... ,, . ■ ------^------— aion sd Just listed. Three bedrooms, unique and attractive kitchen rant, offices, or other buflnaaa- M A N O B ^ ^ 'mem r a n t e d 7 nwm eput levai, t inaeia . . IHem tor undetermined heneflclarlee; territories raen on and around Work «d d m ust ho aMt to week DARK RICH ipem, gravel, fiU, 466 Main St. ML 9-6319. 9 4 garage, ualortunateiy tlie Itetae AGENCY rooma. 3 poths, 3 flfMUea*, lope- TliS Connecticut Bank Ond':TnlM Com- Adams, Woodland. Broad and S t ttem-bhiepflnt.'A|^y. stone,and wUt* s i^ . Ml 8-8608. and ditiiny room aetup, living room, full cellar. Near JARVIS REALTY CO. car garage, 3 firepte*^, latUMby ------Inha p ., .LoBelle. G arden —*F S nii— D a ily REALTORS — APPRAISERS — INSUBERS is too laite tor the aiaiia jMnmi room, norcb, pfatle, city utUiitee, - ’^“1., IfanrJieater. Cona John Sts. Tou can oam .M ' an transportation, schools and shopping. that is ptiatofly occupying i. M I 5*6121 LARTN MOWERS-Tom, Jacobsen, Products 50 388 E. CENTER ST. (Comer of Lmox SL) largS'lM. City living with eounhty ...WAt-Lrrr. .Judse hour servicing the demand for 'Bolens, and GoodaU. Reel and 'St. James Parish for those with children in parochial Summer Homes For Rent 57 raime. Exceuent eehAri ares. Ask­ ear cosmetics and good grooming DELTA CORP. MI S-4113 Covgntty^-Cuetom built 'TI toot RANCM-One year 9M, I hM- etmoeteiere. Chartco Ueperanp*. ing Ml,IN. Excellent, finand^. mtary, 1848”. Pane* and urvice. VALUES—Meea, Baldwins No. 1, s c h o o l. ranch, breeaeway, 3 teite bid- rMma, 3 fuU bathe, modem kiteh- MI 6-7I30. products in a territory near l^ f 1248 Main tt. Hartford 81.88; No. 3, |7Bo; 30 lbs. Bunco SANpyviCH, Cape Cod, 8 room cot- honte. It docs no good te think Used mowms and-traetore. Trade tage. fireplace, liaat, all modem roeme. akahotimy paANSd Uvtag ea wHh imm-ta*, tU.799 G.l. JOHN H. LAipJTBN INC; about earning extm money —call Farms, SIS W. Center..M I 8-8UA rocm, fireplace with rateed heatth. marigage may he *aautt*g..l4ft* EA3T------M4RTFORD-6 ------^mom Cape, NOTICE'..;' PABT-’nMB ‘or iuU-tlme, window THE WHJLIMILBHJFIORE AfiEMGY conveniences, 'TV, near beaCh, ex­ breateway, gargga, fruit traae, OflURORS RELATORS te aeeeadancs with Uis rsquire- now and find out how you can dd ideanarj and Janitor. MI 1-7614, cellent boating, swimming, fleh- tned bdth wtth alecirie aatusMt ran room te baaenienL D3.N0. it. call 3M-49M. 358 MAIN STREET— MI 3*5121 fan, buOt-te erea and » m m ,' aB PhUbrtek Aginey, MX 944M .' on lUver Lgoe, D t.IN, Jaeiph msate of ths Ztinlng. Rsgulationi of .1101 Main St. day. Ing. 888 per week. Ml S-Mtt. Earth. Brnger, MI •4dM. MI 94M1 ahuateum stcMu, laxMTimage.. waakaid Mi 84819 ; -- MI 8-7|43 ths TW n o f Mshehsster, Conn., WANTED—ReliaUe lady for occa- doubla aiMrita Mreway. #cMiMd MANCHHgTER- a reaaa Garrison ths Eoning Board of Appsals will BODT SHOR MAN to work in FARM LOAM, top quality, etock Read Herald Advs. aional babjrritting in Vernon area. Goheral Motors' dealership,'' Olda- Honses Fbr Sale 72 beameway, eary aica McattM ew a» Cauntet, TOxiM let, with trees WINDSOR—7 roeme includ­ hold a puMle hsaringon Wsdnesday Tour own transportation desirable pUod 8 yokrs. Dig I yard load, 813. FIVE BEDROOMS acre Mt. and aput ran tones. 3T thS-Mu- s -s m . COIumMa, AC 8-9838, after 8 p.m. lonial. large ahady lot, tor Two tottUy, 64. excel way. n t y utUitlae. 0*d*r ahu- Agency, any* tim e,'A C $41*8 plies confUleindentiiu,: Aik for Bruno, Hon! fe r iii.M d . l l t e to •tetetteR garage, exquisite hitm­ htblM Building ton - ths following Serjrlco------M|uimer, Mancheator FOR SALE—Bowen riding tractor klda. Tongren Agmicy, MI 8-8M4. Dia. eluffitaum etonas and VERNON -I' froar ’'Lake'’ 'RtSiS: an. «aW H te and buUt-ine, inter­ BpplIoaUoiio; CLERK-TYPIST—High School edu­ lent buy. aeteans, fuU eauar, heaud ree Sqphle MelrqfiKl, S3 Ddvon cation, typing, shop and general Motor Salos, hu 8-1811’* with enow thrower, .growtd plow 812,600 - ROCKVIUJI. ■ yemed — 8 bedmem renm, im­ School, over 18W *q. ft. at iUring io r NHwow ehutteira, IM amtel end whedi harrow. Culfafter 8:80. room, 14 tost iiriite room with area in' HiterasUiig api|t fruit ejMl ornamental shade trete Drite, ReE-Zb'ne A..Vartahc9 is rs- offlee ej^ rien ce helpful. Apply in MARRIBD ,MBN .wanted to man ranch, large living room, catenet maculately clean, ceramic tile fireplace, dining reom , a weU quasted to'opefats dafitUng school M IS-4366.. kltehen, teautifuliy leni------hath, flraptece, twe pteturn ertn- home,' 7 rooms( t^qua entiaaqe set out;,. Rear yard terraced to person. Iona Mtg. Co., Regent. St. age. rotail :stot«f in tastigrowini eaateeted utdten. one-half hath. fewer, iH b e ^ flrapleei ' brook.: Ttae, home is w charmer. from horns st abovs location. MI 8-am. ^ chain, car.'necoeaary, retail ex 600 CEDAR ptdw, many clothes­ loL Shown by amoinCmsuL dews. a.ttqmed_t$r*5e. Brfpmt Upqtaire—S large hMiwome, mas­ E. Robertson, Realtor. MI______ewaere tearing etete. * tolly weeded yard. S4on9; PricKdD,006,;DI,IN V.A. aseum- tony Chepot,' 32. Crestwood' petibnee helpful but hot neeee- line sl*M, IhSteUed end rSut. ter I3xu, plenty of dean and wide Thenaopene rildf' a ^ niarteale. «Olenn Roterib Rss. Zm s JL.,Variauce,ls re- sary. Foi; interview eidl 687-8M. Chevrolet wheela IS-U inch. MI '■-. '4 » ■ ' ■t'- f.- ' , I.... All the above homes are priced cioeete. tou ceramic tite hath, binaUen etorma., , ^pncy^l^jaltord and tesurers. dpiasted 'to msks.addltton ts. mar CUSTOM BUILT 6 room. Oolonlal. walk-up attic. Piaster wule BuUt 9-1868. - 3 fireplaces, large catenet kitchen, tar, fa r betew a p M iW r tlo e , |te- Glenn Roberts AgMky, of dwelling which will place garaga NOTICE OF L c « ^ laaaettg e^iqM f^ 1164. Itteiiaueauy priced at MI f-1831. ^ to side of dwelling Instead of to 1)4 bathe, screened porch; swim­ tu jito . Robert Wolvemfi Agon- EXPERIENCED ming pool, garage, comer tot 0 ^ MAIN STREET ths rear, of ths dwelling st above PUBUC SALE TOP GRADE idem 'delivered. ' MI •0x178. Shown by aupotetmenL J.D. REALTY eri5 9-iiu. ' MANCHESTER I 1 R 5 0 0 'location. -* ' ' • ' TURRET-LATHE 9-8871. ■ erokUttpL kO $4131 Older jWdHt’ te ' excellent ccndl- H ie Town of Manchester will Marion E. RObertm, Realtor, Ml BOt/rGN — 1 hedreem ranch, Frances PantSIso, liorth !df No. conduct a public auction at the OPERATORS 8-8958. New 3H temia ranch anth HM. tte te w tene end bath demh, 775 Pariesr St,; Iiiduqtriai zopf. TAPE RECORDER. RCA Vletorle. 8ltgM. Aluminum etonus, Uka e.YaxsaflwWiid iMb thSe badmMBs up, fk tet qnd rear Town of Manchester Police StS' 3-speed, good condition, 868. Ml pririlagu, exeauant .'eendttkn. Variaaes is ri^Ssted to build tlon, 2S8 Middle Turnpike East on TOOLMAKERS ; CUSTOM BUlLT - g m m e aluhitemw .cant* gaw iae, /Ott jlfiMt. One car garage. ■hortSe at fteoVa ioeafleq. y' ■' • inmc omk yeu! 9-6488 after B. Aaduaaabie 4HW tetstg^ . Can BUOt te 19N. am mm AprU 16, 1962 at lOiOO A.M. to eeU lafge Uring room with IL, COLONLUS awaarMIMTM. ■ , All parsons intsrssted mly at­ items listed below to the highest MACHUWSTS FOR SALE—Portabte sewing iha- form al tenfag mom, Camlly tend thte bsarteg. ,' , DahM iPvrYM rFomW tGitOW immBm! - kitchen, 3 gadmeme. I H ------We havejhtaa OUeatelg ittted bidder. - Must setup own .work. chin*, Uke U W :'C o e t^ w |1I9, tmr 8iMM m deritaite aaettena MANCHPITER-New * mam to - . Zoning Board of ^psate A. In accordance with the Gen­ wiU Mil for $80. Torme aeeopted. . reereatloa room with fttepiaoa, untei styte.Caae CM, fun abad R.F. C R g g c C o . . ,. , . . Roger B,„Bagley, iwBBr M mMu etwer-af *is» tMaw to M y b«, m St. sam- v*» All company bmeflU. enclosed , bremoway. attaohed ed MaacheeterMtch anstba aoM; aad ImipiaOily aeaW** •* taww teeal aaw ar tow la ■*.! yaw Imfy aaaS^ Saw eral Statutes, Section 7-288 as Cell TR 64TB9 days. $ roeme withi attached faidgar T dermar, IH b ^ L torsiui. dintng R d ilt o r . Chalcman , *« SMbiiaS kawai awr mW wiA bf Siiawi'e aad Xi law, law aSwS •* * yaw amended to January 1961, the fol' Apply ;••• • ! rage, UndscepM :yntd ,3tnS6. mem, one sere haarily wbeded Daniel L. Hair, ROTAL TTPEWRITER.^ standard. PLYMOUTH LANE-$23,900 , Marlon E. Robateon. Rsnltor. MI reeme, iH bams, hew a ream wjth Barbara Weeds': M I 5*1677 lowing items, will be sold: WILCO MACHINE TOOL 8498$. 1% bathe, an in exceptianai em ^ tot, axceUent construction end GlPIIMAN'S MAKD N IAMBI THAN EVBI BiKMf .One (1) Diamond Ring ,BbceeU«at condition. No longer ..beautiful setting. Rayee Agency, Johanna Evans MI *44*8 CO. heeded in our otfice. Price is Here is a buy that comes jbut once, in a lifetime; Five genuine, tton. Make the teur today. 'MI34a9l. » 7. TO OtoN YOUl OWN HOMI. UT OgOtSMAN'S One (1) Gold Wedding Band 8100. Can be isen at ths Crockett extra large bedrooms, with plenty of closet space and in a choice - OOVBSNTRT^ $ lomn ranch, eom- SHOW YOU HOW . . . TODAY! , These rings may be inspMted at Route 6 A 44A BoitOil Aginey at:344'Maln pt. This Spotless 6-ROQM RANCH ;;; binati^. flrepteee, large toL BOLTON — 6 mom raiuii, ' large Ihaw'e mt.otdm liaaw aa"»i«*k,tow Ikwi Omiwaa**.. • ItolMWnrBOtWt the Police Station by contacting location at a realiatic price. - «te^^^ni,900. Tongren Agency, $l'3:50d and Ww. tor ■liaur eafwaw. eSw- Iwi Ibw. yM. *WMW >wa. BwriSUav Chief James M. Reardon. Beechlct-Smith family room, 3$4 tauhs, gsnge. .. ■ Sad aa> akaw Swimaa Wwaw WSeyt SiwwOw. fa, Bnwaiaa Ma------L ocat^ in the hpart of Manchester, with all utQities, has been priced under 216,000 to In addition to the five .bedrooms, thib house has ceramic • HBAUmHU ameelte «ri«e, fuQ hoeenUStTflre- a reom cape 4n the tern tee, ■■M m ...... b tadxdW . . . tuWag, eliidlig eteddod, - B. In accordance with, the Gen­ •, • EVEnyiMEIi, fl|At 4mm to 4m wm 4m 4m mmm mA f sell quickly. This home has all the extras and just waiting for an intelligent buyer- Uleg baths, a family, ttee kitchen Complete with disposaL dish­ - i^CHEB i’HR-4 bednm MI 84113 1(D 3 4 (| l . place, buUMna larce tot. Oiarlae near schools,, flreplaee. ehesfRa HOMES eral BUtiites, SecUon 14-180, Leapmance, reerealton rwm, ahuateum ww- Chapter 246, the following motor Call now to see. washer and pantiy, a living, room (with flrephice) nmiUng the ^ excellent clceet and Adi B^oa. an vehicle will be eold: entire widthW the house ahd an extra large formal dining, room. - large enrioeed pomli, l4Sr n - One (1) 1980 Chevrolet Pickup ' FOR SALE OR LEASE - rage, 839.700 PhObrite^tgeMF, ID Truck, Engine Number HVM Tha lot is a long 236 feSt with plenty of space for the children : M494. 81274. Serftd Number 2HP-B- At the present .time, the demand for used homes is ,at a peak. If you wish your t o p ia y .. , Prime EaH Center St. OHice IkkiiMpnr ^What'moK do you need? What'more can you ask for? .Hiis vehicle may be Inmected at hpmei'to be' PROMOTED,, wsy It deserves, being jPROMOTED, then contact any time in the yard at the Police Station. Idoel for Doctors, Dmtieta. Attmumv. Reef BRate Agahte, the HAYES AGENCY. We PROMOtE, and we BELLI All faMa will ha Mddaet tn tha ac- laMmaaee ;^Ag«i|^ Aeoeuntants U giaeata; A nhiteet« eeptanea c t tha aueUoneer, rArtist BtuSle, Beauty'Salon, Etc. mioesostul blddacs are tfi make payment at the time of aale. Ihe m otor vehide 4a te ha m novsd within 84 hours aftar ths time of R.F.IRODERICK,lroke^ the sale. liBwn of Manchester Tslephene Ml 9*5314 Connectleut Richard Martin, Geoanl Manager ‘ 1 ^ T » t ' - . , _ ^ , _ ^ '

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VOL. LXXXI, NO. 16» (TWRLVE PA6B&—TV SECTION^UBURBIA TODAY) MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1982 (CUoalfM Advertieing on Page 0) PRICE FIVE CENTS Rey with the Brltish-U.S. reso­ I tor Vehicles Commissioner John Djllu, once . a close associate “ There can be. no Justification lution. Diplomatic sources said i J. Tj'nan and Chief Judge Jav E. From Cuba of' Marahal Tito and mentioned aa for fetallajlbn.” said U-S- Dele­ that, before submitting it, the 1 Rublnow of the Circuit Court, his possible successor, refused to gate Charles W. Yost in introduc­ sponsors had added a derogatory j Tj'nan's reading of the riot act recant his theory that commu' ing the resolution Friday, mention of Israel to satisfy Syria 1 was interrupted and criticized bv By JORGEJURADO nism on overthrowing the old or It deplores the ho.stiIe exchanges and refused a French request some parent*. QUITO, Ecuador (AP)— . der, Inevitably develops a new between Syria and Israel that be- that __ they, sojten other wording Judge Rublnow, following the The army clamped a state of class of exploiters. gan March 8 and urges l>oth sldea : "ilraejig. commissioner, said he was slcken- He has a new book dealing with to refrain- from the threat as well dl at the reception given Tj'nan s emergency on north central hi* discussions with the late So­ as the use of force. remarks. Ecuador today and huht^ viet dictator Stalin due to be pub­ But it also reaffirms a council Noting he had two children of Castro-armed, pro-C>>mmuni8t lished in the United States within resolution of Jan. 19, 1906. which Lehnert Advances i his own who hold driver's licenses. guerrillas rebelling against a few weeks. Two weeks ago, condemned .Israel (or following a I Riibinow said, "I am astounded to Yugoslavia approved a new law reprisal polidy against her Arab 111 Moscow Contest j hear that some parents here ap- the government of President making it a crime to write on neighbors. ' prove of their children driving af­ Julio Carlos Aroaemena. subjects that might harm Yugo­ Israel has accused Syria of pro­ ter drinking.” Army reinforcement* wart slavia. voking last month's attack on a Moscow (AP), — Three All of the teenagers at the ses­ rushed into the Jungle-covered An­ One repeat said Djilas was ar­ Syrian post -by shooting at Lsraeli Americans, all six Russian en­ sion had been given state police dean (oothUts less than 38 miles rested by an iiivestigadhg Judge, boats on the Sea of Galilee. trants and 14 others moved warnings after, they had been from this South American raoun- accompanied t^ aeveral agents in The United State* and Britain Into the semi-final violin com­ stopped in spot checks of roads Uto capital. Press reports said at civilian Clothes, who aMrched the hoped to muster enough Support petition In the international leading Into Connecticut from New least one soldier was killed and. writer's apartment' hnd contiscat in weekend consultations to get TschalkoWiky contest, Soviet York. several persona wore wounded in ed papers and mfcmtacript»-N the eeven votes needetj for coun­ officials annoiuiced today. Many of them admitted at the clashes. The army announced it Djilas' new book,. “ Conversa' cil approval. But the outcome The semi-finals begin to­ time that they had been drinking had captured 80 tosurgents. tlons With Btalin,’’ la being pub­ hung in doubt, with the chance morrow. in the neighboring state and told Government officials refuted to lish ^ by Harcourt, Brace A Oo., that Russia, France, Romania, *nie three' American sur­ troopers how much liquor they had disclose details of the operation in'New York, and is due to appear The United Arab Republic and vivors are Marilyn Dubow, consumed. or comment on unconfirmed re­ this month. . Ghana m i^ t abstain. That would Mt. Vernon, N. Y.; Oswald Some said they, had had as much ports of similar upristnga to tha A story titled “ War" which was mean only six yea votes. -Lehnert, Windsor Locks, a* three shots of whiskey plus a Quevedo are* of west central Ecu­ C N I I M l N ' t ^ beer, Tynan said. ® ' -'I-A - Vu-"-' iO U N I M written by DJUaa for the January The Isroells have made no se­ Conn., and John Konwell Dai­ ador. LSWI'Aspo*d Djilas’ w riting and speeohe# terday by a committee of the bl- also predicted that Aroaemena MVtlsaft stoto legislative council. Arrested in Cuba mln*ralil Utmlt 2 #• bowl* & roeip* book ph*no/ ten* coiriraU ftnaUy led to hie expulsion from Nasser Drops would to overthrow. , the government and important po­ m Tbs limits—78 milea an hour on battle* par cuatomorfv^ . Ineltidadl ■ with vjniol Indfinllan! Aroaemena .rHUeUntly aavered sitions in the Yugoslav Commu­ limited acceaz highways and 60 Ecuador’s Uet with Cu m . (3om- m.p.h. on all other roads—will be nist party In 1964'. BuUuin^ ScienUst Says Spy Trial of munlat Poland and Ctechoslotoikia He was convicted of conspiring submitted to th« council later. If againe tthe Yugoslav government the-counclL_SjiproKe* them, they U. S. Asks Release (tMntiluied e « ^aga -Five) smd, received a three year prison will be recommended to the 19M 4? Frenchmen term in 1M6. But his book “ The Genera] Assembly, New Class" was completed in the H u ] lans Filter Under present law, drivers oan meantime and smuggled out be acquitted of speeding even men By GEORGE MOARlIfUR the country. though they exceed potted limits. CAIRO (AP)—The United Ariib When it was published in AU' This is because the statute defines Republic halted the espionage tri­ Bulletins gust 19S7 DJUas was retried and speeding Ss “ too fast for condi­ al of four French "diplomets today T o Cut Stro|itium'90 tions." By LARRY 08IUS ' The Coast Guard had been sentenced t o - nine years imprison­ and said they would to' permitted Culled from AP Wires ment It was later shortened for Passage of an absolute limit, or WASHINGTON (AP» — The searching since Wednesday (or- a' to leave on the ftrst-tflan* to Par- State Department says it Is work­ good behavior, boat carrying seven skindivers. 14- ^ . ‘y - By OVID A. BIABTIN their rooting plsct in the bones," (OoBttaued on Page Three) ing through the Swiss government (toast Guard officials called off A high govarpment source said WASHINOTON, April 7 (AP)— be oaid. to obtain release of seven jiU.B. the search pending further de­ the decision wss meant as a - sign cmrTAL'R SHOT DELAYED Humans as well as animals have “In milk, the diacrlmination fac­ ( skindivers > arrested in Cuba. velopments, although the (toban of support -from President Gamal CAPE CANAVERAL. Plo. 10 Steel Firms a built-in filter to screen out some tor operates twice. The biological Secretary of State Dean Rusk broadcast* had -not identified the Abdel NOsser's regime for the (AP) — Hlgk-altltttde srinds to­ of the 'Strontium-80 of radioactive aystem of the cow screens out over Death Threat said Friday night he anticipated men by name- spirit -in which French President day forced a second peatpooe- fallout, says an Agrieulture De­ 90 per cent o f the strontium from no difficulty in gaining freedom Relatives of the missing men Clia/te* de Gaulle was carrying ment of tho attempt to launch Sign G>ntract portment scientlat. entering the milk and the biologi­ for the men, believed to be the speculated they might have opf the ■‘French cease-fire accord the Centaur epoto rocket en Its The scientist, Dr. 'Frank A. cal system pf man screens out still Bared by Foe same ones for whom the U.S. drifted into Cuban waters while 1th the Algerian nationalist*. maiden flight. Hie National Todd, sssiftent' to tfaa administra­ mors o f the strontium from en­ Ck>ast Guard has been .searching. searching for sunken ships U.A.R. sources said that con­ AeronauGcs and Space Adnin- Witfi Workers tor of .the AgricuUUre Researcli tering the bones.’^ Rusk said the men were innocent undersea treasure. Their boat-deft tacts had been undertaken by the istratton In reporUqg Ui* delay, Service, calls this filter a “discrim­ Dairymen can help cows and Of Integration adventurers en route to Jamaica Pompano Beach, Fla.. Saturday ination factor" and says it is im­ French some time ago to obtain did not set a new launektog date. milk users ward off bone absorp­ to explore for sunken treasure. and was due In Jamairit Tues­ release of the diplomats- These Hie shot was postponed iVIday O’CIDAR SMNOI MOP TOASfMAnm AUTOMATIC Towns VACUUM PITTSBURGH (AP)—The United portant in protecting milk from tion of strontium by seeing to it Havana radio, deacribing the day. dangerous contamination. NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A sources said that France promised berouse iff a combination of Hoovydutyiwpwlth aotol pr***il P*tf*et foatt ovary tlmat Calor . Thlekn* IhIrMy lofty iA M oit, "Widkt <« «tr"l Daublo Steelworkers Union and 10 of the that thOfr cows get plenty of cal­ seven as “ so-called frogmen,” State Department nfficials said to stop the operations of a- Mar- wind and cloud*. *alactor...naw Prlncat* ptylingl T|p boto, nif A bora floei: noozlai Strontlum-90 is potentially dan­ cium. Roman Catholic layman says hi* said they were arrested Thurs­ Fro* lenib lm *h ottoehmootl I pink, bl va. yallew A whItaT 11 major oteel producers formallygerous because it settles in the Swiss officials were being asked seliles radio station beamed at This means that graaslands life was threatened after he ap­ day off the north coast of Ortente to check on t ^ captives and ob­ Egypt to return for release of, the . CUBA TO RELEASE f signed new labor contracts Fri- bones and .in suftioien,t amounts Province. ' Later, a semiofficial should be given ample applica­ peared on television to announce tain their-Klease. Switzerland diplomats. f 6 r T LAUDERDALE, Ho. day', and the union Immediately could oaus^'cancer. . Havana television commentator, has handiwf U.H. sffslrs in rititw “Fortunately,. "the metabolic tions o f lime, gypsum and fertilis­ formation of a committee support- ■The annouwoement— ending—the- expressed hope that a strike-free ers, all sources of calrium. Marion Kuchllan, called the sev- since thr United States broke re­ hunter* under orreei to Cuba ex­ era was beginning In the baste proceaa of both man and animals tog desegregation of parochial three-month-old trial -Umk the Todd said that in general, the en Invaders, hinting that they lations with Cuba, pect to leave Hiern Sunday, the steel industry. acts to reduce substantially the schools. might face serious charges in courtroom by surprise. Defend­ addition of such materials to low ;ijsk. ‘at a news conference to captain of th* expedition tele- The 11th steel firm — Great amount o f strontium, deposited in Cuba. ants, their attorneys, prosecutor* the bones of'mari, i i com]>ared to caldum sd ls will help reduce The layman, Harold F. Ditt- ton Rouge, La., described the land spectator* burst Into- ap- phoned his wife today. "The Lakes Steel Corp. — postponed its plants' intake of atrontium by mann, said he had received' tele­ Cuban government has cleared formal signihg until today. A the amount originally pr^ent in seven as Innocent adventurgrs. plause. *• the vegetation and in the soli about one half. For most soil* and phone threats “ to blow my brains He emphasized that the State Ds- The (our French diplomats— us,” Gordon 8. Pntton reported. spokesman said company and out” after he was intervi^ed on Mrs, Pntton said her boabaiid tinlon officials met unUl early where it grows." Todd said. crops, he recommended that lime partment expected the men to be Henri Mouton, Andrei Mattel, Todd outlined in a recent talk not be applied in excess o f the a news program. He asked for po­ released without trouble. Rusk Jean-Paul Rellivier and Andre also told her they have been get. morning. Ironing out the mechan­ lice protection. NewsTid)»t8 ttng the rod carpet treotmoiit ics, of the contract, and were too how this process operates.He said amount of calcium needed for was 'on the way to speak at In-! Miquel—were member* of a spe- tiu biological' systems of men and maxlmumrcrop growth. Five oth r men who Joined Ditt- from the AP-^ireg auguration ceremonies for th eidsl diplomatic mission sent to and expect to leave by plane, exhausted to continue th eformal- man to forming “ Catholic laymen possibly flnnday. Itles. animals have a natural preference He said an application rate of new president of Louislsnn State!Cairo to' liquidate claims ’ (or for calcium -over strontium. The two tons of lime ^ r acre of estab- supporting school integration" had USW President David J. Mc- a midnight conference with <3o- ADENAUER.'FANFANl MEET . Donald, the chief union negotiator latter is similar in dtaracter to Uahed pasture has lowered the Efforts to settle West . Coast (Odnttoiied en Page Five) (Continued on Fogs Five) calcium. ratio of strontium to calcium in adJutor-Archbishop John Patrick maritime______ktrike by mediation CADENABBM. Italy (AP) during the bargaining sessions, Oriy, There, were no announce­ described, the two-year pact as “Relatively more .calcium than gra's nssture by two-thirds. abudooed by Pnaldent Kennedy’s Weal German Ctoniellor K oonR strontium is carried along as these Todd smphasized the Importance ments (ollowtog the meeting. three-ilian medlatfoa panel. . . Van Adenauer and Italian Promler historic. . in another development in the He said he was hoi>eful the con­ minerals move ' together through of caldum in the human diet and CUblirn. young Texas pianist, re- De Gaulle Repeats Plea Amtotoro Fanfanl met bere pri­ the food disin from the soil to the U-day-oId dispute over a decision .o^nds to storms of applause with vately today for a dlscnsslen of tract would lead to the elimina­ the political future of Enropo, tion of basic steel strikes forever. plant, then through the body to (Oenttaqed ea Poga Three) Although there is no wage in- C ity .. .William Degna, 34, a sales dlaarnuuncat and other hitor- _ Galliot Jr., disclosed content* of nationai problems. Adenauer In WniHWHOttH MfANir cmifY Mipnts iQior oiii iA ili . .crease in the pact, workers will merchant, being held as material Huge French Vote Seen - High cooipra**ieft. for |0na;i a letter from Archbishop Joseph wltnei* In slaying of Maitland vacationing at an Italian retreat Len0>ranM *ot with ca*a, oar* Ailtha.parferManco footura* o f dl|j|i8||i^|R d O receive Improvements in Job se­ Without Enthusiasm Francis Rummei threatening her on the shore of la k e Como. phena & floahllght bottarlakl big conaejal BuliMn ontonnol' ■ 9 k I k - imir 1 ^ s o fl par cualemarl > ^ R : S ® 6 0 Z., toncf.dtlyasi Uqiiiid oantorl curity and unemployment bene- Branhouie, millionaire financial I with excommuntcaticn*! , ’krizard. flts estimated to be worth 10 Dittmann was interviewed on e RO.YER IMPROVING cents an hour. The contract nuis For Algierian Gease-fire . . television news .program concern­ Head of Alliance for Progress BLUBFIELD, W. Vo. (AP) 3 47 until June .of 1S64 with a possible ing the new organization, the first program, Teodoro Hosooso, cou- Veteran heavVwelght boxer Ton- reopening of talks in the second Guard-Reserve Chiefs in New Orieizns to endorse Arch­ tisn* agatost Impattenee with Lat­ year. B.r HARVEY HUDSON abltod revenge atUck.s by Europe ney Hunsaker showed Blight fan- . bishop Rtonrael's desegregation in American eonntrle* that do not. provement today "after emer­ U.S. Steel Corp., the nation’s declaton. adopt social reforms as fast a* “ PARIS TAP) -i-"Fr«Kh voter*|*n_*“n>"^ leading steel manufacturer, was De Gaulle closed his campaign gency'midnight stfrgery for tb« Endorse Slash Plans The group issued a statement some Americans, would-llke.. .Slx- are expected to give the massive for the referendum with a radio- same type of brain injury that criticising other Catholic organis­ tesn Republicans plan to air their approval President Charles de caused the death of former’ svel- (Oeattaoed iwlpage TWo) television broadcast Friday night. ations — Knights of Columbus, oplnlAns of the Kennedy adtotols- Gaulle seeks when they ballot to He repeated hi* plea for a big terwelght champion Benny Kid, Holy -Name Society and CsthoHc tratlon on House floor Wednesday Paret In New York Tneoday. ■WASHINGTON (A P) — Th-eif Bfit be added that the Army bad Sunday’s referendum ratifying turnout and - said he would find chiefs of the National Guard and dotonhined they were excess bag­ Daughters of America — for not in what may be an all-night affair. “ the teatimony of your confi­ Hiinsaker’s doctor gave him a haring the' “ courage to step for­ President Kennedy and tbe pMce accords paving the way for SO-.IO chance to recover. Hun­ Keimedy Considers the Army Reserve have endorsed gage and "we accept It." dence” in a yes vote McGowan expressed pretty much ward to denounce jiubUcly the er­ shah of Iran will watch U.$. Algerian ■ independence. The two-week campaign for the saker, 83, was knocked out Fri- ‘ Using Taft-Hartley without onthusiaam the Pentagon's the aame vIeWe. that he didn't want roneous opinions" of those attack­ Marines storm ashore to mock es- Some observers predicted up to accords has stirred little interest day night in the final round a t plan to carve up dirisfona under to Idee 33.000 men as they might ing the archbishop’s decision and annlt on North O roltoa beach 98 per cent of the votef* would In France, mainly because few his lO-round bout with Joe Shel­ their. ooRunanda. come to handy it the nation had to favoring segregation. next week. .’.Tourist businsa* et favor the cease-fire. political leaders or groups have don of Cleveland, Ohio, at Beck- To End Ship Strike “ Within the Mrength and tudget recover from a nuclear attack, but Mrs. GaiUot, who has two chil­ the White House running at such But sever*] big political parties dared come out againat the ap­ ley, W. Va. guldrilnes, the Army has produced tha.t it was the best plan under the dren to Catholic schools, led her a clip that visiting booni knv* to v e refUsOd to accept De pealing prospect of peace. WASHINGTON (AP)—President the beet poalble plan,'! MaJ. Gen. linrito o f tbe budget. j small Save Our Nation, Inc,., beiNi extended.. Gaulle's contenUon that approval Pierre Poujade and the depu­ KIM NOT AT CONGRESS Kennedy is reported to be consid- D. W. McGowan told,a Senate a^ Also' testifying was Undersecre­ -group to picketing the homes, of Study of 7,000 children' indicates of the accord would mean en­ ties elected from Algerian elec­ TOKYO (APl-^North Korean arinig invokli^ the Taft-Hartley propriation subcommittee. tary of tbe Army Stephen Ailes. -Rummei and his coadjutor after the first riilld in tfaa family is like­ dorsement of his past actions and toral districts have been the most Premier Kim II Sung apporrob- law to end the three-week West McC|0 wan, chief of the National who said the proposed realignment jthe d esegr^ tlon decision. ly to be tke brightest to sriiool.., a mandats to go ahead as he sees outspoken opponents of approval ly I* not attending the Supreme 06ast shipidng strike. ^ . Guard Buraau,*BBd MaJ. Gen. Fred­ would give the Aiiny the abiIlt.T to The archbishop's letter to Mrs. Bovlet-Japanese negoUatlona for m . (or the cease-fire agreements.' Peoples Congress that opened UNIVHIf Al. NAm t f urouMSAKiTAn ncflitM i w r i x AOON Reliable sources said the action erick M. Warren, chief o f the Army “ achieve a limited, rapid expan­ OsiUot said: “ We , deem it our cuHurol agreement break down The Communists and socialists' Poujade is no longer a political April S In Pyongyang, the New may come later today. Reeerve, testified yesterday at a 4 odjuatabio hoot*<..axtra loigo AutO'ihIft, 3<*paad ahuttofi Wlh' Cempoet 2**pood jroeerdar widi Hoovy duty *taal. rod Somlnola 4 ( 0 ' sion" and to "mobilize all our duty to admonish you that any and Soviet Chief negotiator Georgl toy s strongly favored peace to ipimer, however, and the Algerian Aslan news agency reported to­ .Thera is m quesUoo, however, bearing on the pitqiosed regrouping further attempt you throuia Algeria, but they toalat their votes day. He wa# not mentioned hoedl Hot box widi mirrorl. 0 flgdilomp*. film A bottarifil 3hd ^ n a l hood A tg ^ co w ifa rl '8Rt^lWhit*dwUod1*ew8aa1*i strength for the kmg ptdl." He A. Zhukov says be is leaVtojr for deputies have only a lim its fol- whether the laWa emergency pro- o f the Guard and Reserves. skid there would be e high priority word or deed to hinder our orders cannot ‘be considered approval of lotiring in France. among the dlgnitoriet attending visions, permitting application for The plan, would elimlaate font Moscow SnndatL brigade to every aection. where s or provoke our devoted people to Nuclear-powered ship Savannah De Gaulle's pirficies in other ■Within three to alx months, res­ the opening of the parliament. an SO-day. coiiri iirjuhctioii to end National Guard and fbtir Reaerve ztivlefim to' eliminated. disobodtence or rebellion aiakist rest* at.Yorktown. Pa., after clean fletds. idents of Algeria will be called the strike ,would be applied to th* Infantry divisions and put most o t‘ WTiile-^the- regrouping would re- the church will subject you to ex­ sweep to first fUU-power speed Despite the cease-fire, blood was on to vote in a referendum on LIZ DUe" iN PARIS entire stoppage or 'simply to re­ eight divisidns' men bi brigades. dure the. numbiifr of m tn on paid communication." trial* . , , Eight new cOse* of eus- being shed to Algeria. At least 10 whether they want to become an ROME (A P)— Actor Richard quire a resumption of shipping Also, some 824 smaller units wojild drill status by 58.000, he said, it - Excommunication is the most pected sainllpox admitted to hoo- person* were killed wltbto three Independent nation or retain the Burton flew to Paris today. He service to hard-bit Haivail.- be dropped. would provide tht Reserve units drastic piinlahment facing a Cath­ plUl to Brigend. Wale* . . . Body hour* today to separate terrorist present relationship with France. traveled alone but a membbr of open moh thru sai ' Hawaii Gov. RniUam F . . Quinn Both generals endorsed the plop with 4,000 viteny needed full-time olic. There are many forms, the of Charleston. 8. C., yachtsman, attacks on Algiers and Oran. It ia generally expected they will his entourage -said EUzahetli MANCHESTER PARKADE has voiced repoatod appoala to the at tbe bearing but conceded under techtdetons and “ some M,000 ad­ most strfng'ent of iriiicb bars a Carl Snow. 33, recovered frwn At­ Among tbe victims , sms an air vote for independence. The 9-1 Taylor to expected to Join him lit Whits House for. help, s a y lu that queotionlng they weren't happy ditional summer comp trainees.” Catholic from receiving the lantic Ooena n short distance from fore* counterintslligencs officer majority of the Moslems over Eu­ the French capital toalglit- the strike has out Hawaii o f f from ahout It -. O f tbe 834 snihllsr units to be church’ s sacrament* and even where his sailing sloop ran Who wa* shot to the bock three ropeans in Algeria seems to as­ Hie.ro were reports Bartoit MEDDLE TURNPIICE WEST MANCHESTER vital food and olhee wppHes. W omn commented that he- la elimtoated. about 800 a n th the prohibits other Catholics from as­ afround. ^ e e , then finished off with .two sure the result. ttii|^t meet his wife, RybU, id UBdoraacreUry of Labor ' W. “ not. in favtzr" of losing 2B,0(X> men NattozMa Guard. McGowan told th* sociating with the excommunicant. Soviet news agency Toss claims bullet* to the head Two other Eu- Forsectog this, French voter* Paris, but a member of Ito staff Willard WiTU rotutaad here from and 'four (Bvtsioas. Sttoators the “ loss wilt be felt in Mrs. GoUIot. who contends God. VM. ptoaes htsve bnsaed two Soviet were^ killed to an Oran were co ll^ on to give De Gaulle railed the reports untrue. Bur­ the West Obsst nsgotiatkxiB to te,^ Sold'Wotsren: "We are .sorry to every ttote.” dstoonds sogregation, has vowed survey to Atlantic , . . TTilr- special powers to .turn over sov­ ton's Porto trip, a ^rokesmaa port on the sitastkm to Secrotory see the dtsiaiaas go—4se regret i t The deportment, he wild, to atUl to oooept excommunicattoo unless ty-two nftn and a woman arreeSed In Algiers, aeven persons were ereignty to Algeria to a provlslon- sold. Is to - remake scenes in Wi~wduid: Bkd to aae'toafr roton- eh* Is shoom tb* error Ul lier in- am gnadag chsircs tn various klUed,' iaeludisg one Jew and six ’ D orn l F. Zannek’* ptoture, (C iBoiga'Wro) W ea vote Twe) ttoiihMation of the Bible. psrte of .Tonnent Mooleras, fn srtiat appeared to be (OoaMoMd M Pag* Three) "H m Long oat Day."

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