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VOIi. LXXX, m ' 131^ (SIXTEEN PAGES) Rmk TelU NATO StateNews un 6 AiltoJDeatlis Over Weekend Oslo, Norway. May 8 (>P)—< ■U. Stlkker, the new NATO secre­ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tary-general. StUdcer predicted Secretary of State Dean Rusk that KhruahOhev was about to re­ Six persons were killed in declared today the United vive the Berlin question, possibly five traffic accidents-in Con­ States intends to maintain its in a new form. necticut over the; Weekend aence in West Berlin even : The interwlned Berlin and Ger­ Four of the fatalities occurred if the Russians sign a sepa­ man problem—long regarded as the most dangerous Cold war issue in the New Haven area Satur­ Says He Controlled rate peace treaty'with East —has been largely dormant now day, within the space of an Germany. for almost two years. Rusk hour. He told a conference of NATO thought that the Soviet Union now Dead are: . ' ' foreign minister* that Premier is about ready to'ihake a new ef-‘ William R. Bamstead Jr., 19, Khrushchev should be left In no fort to pry the American, British Wilton, who fractured his skull af­ Capsule on Re-entry w doubt on, this point. and French garrisons out of West ter he was tossed against a bould — — — Hi* statement was made at a Berlin. er from a borrowed motorcycle on closed meeting with th* gist of his Route 33 in Wilton Sunday. Police Washington, May 8 (/P)—Cmdr. Alan B, Shepsn'd said todAy remarks given later to newsmen. (Cantinaed on Page Seven) said it was the first ti'itie the the flight which made him America’s first Spaceman wiU €jn- The American Secretary of youth had ridden a motorcycle. courage him and his associates to press on with the protrtttOl, State said he ' anticipated that They said the accident occurred - Khrushchev- would pull the Ber­ after the motorcycle sldeswiped a of exploration. lin and German probienni out oT the West-3 Charts tree. “All in all, we were very much pleased ■with the fUght^ very bag soon. Thoma.s Murphy, 20, New Ha­ much encouraged, and we intend to press ahead with the ptt)- Rusk said one step is essential' ven, and Joseph Johnson, 20, gram,” he told his first news conference. if the Soviet government threat­ Strategy for Greenfield, Mass., killed in New Shepard began his tfdk to the assembled newsmen-by In­ ens to sign a seperate peace Haven Saturday when their car treaty with Communist East Ger­ smashed into a concrete abutment troducing his wife and parants, who were in the 'audiO|ce. many: That Moscow should be left Peace in Laos on the Oak St. connector of the He also introduced “My sister Polly/’ Mrs. Gordon Shenhian, in no doubt the interested west­ Connecticut Turnpike. Both were who responded with a fighter’s over-the-head handshake. ern powers consider such a pact a Oslo Norway, May 8 (A) — Sen- students at Providence College Shepard also presented his wife’s parents. - violation of the legal situation in tor U.S., British and French diplo­ Providence, R.I. He said he considers there are several significant, things Berlin. mats charted political and tactical Eugene DeCiccto, 38, New Ha­ about the flight last Friday from Cape Canaveral. Then if the Russians persist, the plans today for l4-nation peace ven, fatally injured Saturday when western jKiwers should insist on talks on Laos due to open in his car struck a tree on James St. “We feel very strongly that this particular flight was one ' their a o (^ Hghts—their right to Geneva Friday. in. New Haven. that was certainly accomplished in the open/* he said. “WO go back and forth from West Ber­ The western working group act­ Harold B. Lever, Jr., 38,. Fair- had very few secrets about our plans. Launch date wag classi­ lin over the 110 miles of East Ger­ ed on a directive from their for­ field, killed when his car collided fied, but very few other things were. This wasj^ little annoy­ many which separates the city eign ministers. Secretary of State headon with a trailer truck in ing at tim ^, but I think we rationalized it by considering that from West Germany. The United Dean Rusk, British Foreign Secre­ Hamden Saturday. States is determined -to continue tary Lord Home and French For­ Gene D. McCahill, ^31. a member the free society that made possiWe this flight and Project to exercise these rights. Rusk.said. eign Minister Maurice Couve de of the EJast Granby' Zoning and Mercury certainly had a right to^oe informed.” The American. British and Murville agreed on these broad Planning Commission, killed He said the possibility of "speed-^ ...... French governments still main­ arrangements: Saturday when his car hit an ing this up because of other events” tain formations totaling about 10.- 1. All plan to be in Geneva abutment in Simsbury. possibly a reference to the Soviet 000 troops in West Berlin 1« yeemj Thursday. But they remain re­ man in space accomplishment — Shepard’s Wife after eoncluslon of the war in solved not to take part in the con­ 68 to 83 was considered but not all the Europe. The western powers in­ speed-up was adopted. ference unless they receive a prior Hartford. May 8 (/F)—The State Shepard said he was surprised sist they have -u^r-won rights to confirmation from the indian- Motor Vehicle department’s daily Shares Cheers keep th^r troops there to prevent that the lift-off for the flight was Canadian-PoUah' truce commission record of automobile accidents as While his wife watches proudly Astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. is presented the National Aeronau­ as smooth as it Was. 'VV’est Berlin from being swamped that the Laotian cease-fire is being of last midnight and the totals on tics and Space Administration medal by President Kennedy at the White House today. (AP Pho­ b y . the Gomnnmists. "I had expected more noise and Wi^h Husband respected. the same date last year; tofax). more vibration ■.. it wa* a very Behind c l o ^ doons, the Ameri­ 2, They plan a joint move to in­ I960 1961 pleasant lift-off.” can SecretiOry of State elaborated sure that Cambodian Prince Noro- Accidents' ..'12,125 14,219 (Est.) By FRANCIS LEWDIXl On a prediction voiced earlier in Killed ...... 68 83 Thousands Join in Tribute He noted that he actually con­ Washington, May 8 — ."It’s the formal opening session by Dirk (CoattBued on Pago Nine) Injured ___ 7,357^ 7,747 (Est.) trolled the vehicle at times. He said going to be a big day,” said Astro­ that he had controlled the re-entry naut Alan B. Shepard Jr.’s wife, into the Earth’s atmosphere. as she greeted her hero husband Shoicert Tuesday ”We are very rtiuch pleased with today and embarked with him on Windsor Locks, May 8 t) orated him. Then he rode between Leader John W. McCormack, D- In a last minute change of plans, moments at all,” Shepard replied, "anxious to establish immediate of the cease-fire front, the bigger cheering crowds to the capitol for Mass., and other dignitaries. Kermedy invited Shepard and his contact with the appropriate par­ political issues—formation of a Safe Break ot Kinif’s a reception by Congress. Police es­ Shepard expressed “ sincere ap­ wife to accompany him to- the getting a laugh from the assem­ ties” to certify the cease-fire in coalition government and\selection Springfield, 'Mass., May 8 i/Pi— tim ate the throng at 250,000. preciation . for such a wonderful Shiraton-Park Hotel so he could blage. Laos. of' a unified Laotian deleg^ion to. Police questioned four men and a At the first opportunity, and welcome" by the lawmakers and introduce them at the annual con­ He was asked next about "un- A StratMiner carried the group— attend the international confwence woman today in connection with a then repeatedlj'. Shepard declared said he would have more to say vention of the National. Associa­ expecled sensations” said he Bulletins from India, Canada and Poland — on Laos opening in Geneva^ Fri­ safe break at a Hartford, Conn., he wanted to share the tributes dater — at his afternoon news tion of Broadcasters where Ken­ had felt, Including some'turbulence here from Saigon, flouth Viet Nam. day. \ department store in which jewelry with the six other astronauts and conference, obviously. nedy was making a speech. that had not been foreseen. Culled from AP Wires A similar group proceeded to The rebels want both miliU^ valued at $45.000-$50,000 was tak- the aviation-space specialists who Kennedy honored the 37-year- Shepard stay^ at the broad­ "What I was referring to,” he Kieng Khouang, Iheadquarters of and political matters to be dis­ en. worked w ith‘them. old Navj’ commander in a White casters' meeting for five minutes, said, "were two specific points. In the Red Pathet Lao and Neutralist cuss^ together„ at Na ------Mone, ln\- ., The entry was discovered at On his arrival at the newly re- the flight plan which we had RED SECRECY HIT Prince Souvanna Phouma, the ex- House ceremony that combined thanked them for greeting him, aide their territory and 35 rtilesMCing’a Department Store, 60 Van pride, happiness and a bit of hu­ and explained he had to rush off judged to be of special stress, one Washington, May 8 (ffV-Sfi- premier the Communists contend is north of the Hln Heup cease-fire yke Ave., Hartford, some time John ,L. MedeUan, D-Aric, to­ the rightful head of government. mor. For one thing, the President because of his busy schedule. the trans-sonic period at Mach I." line. aoput 6 p.m. Sunday. Hartford po- first dropped the medal, then for­ The crew-cut, brisk Shepard Another, he said,, Involved pres­ day ciuUlenged the Russians to Semar Sen of India, chairman' of When the rebels rejected gov­ licX^aaid a Massachusetts automo­ the International Control Commia- got to pin it on until Mrs. Ken­ seemed In excellent physical shape, sure. strip the mask of'iMoret^'ftqm ernment demands that military bile'had been seen' in the vicinity News Tidbits "We didn't know how we would details of their ^ spaceman*#' sioiv for Laos, said in an airport talks be held at Hin Heup, the during the day and might have nedy reminded him. That brought as doctors had found him to be statement: from the AP -Wires a laugh from all. after his 5,100-mile-an-hour flight react,” he said. "Fortunately we achievement. MeClellah heads a government agreed to talk at Na been used by the safe crackers. reacted pretty well." Senate committee Investigat­ The ' international commission Mone. But it insisted that the po­ Late last night. Springfield police Kennedy took care to mention of last Friday. , » ' for Laos are anxious to establish He pleaded a measure of nerv­ He used the wort "we” fre­ ing assertions that strikes and litical talks should take place at found a ‘1959 Pontiac white con- that when Shepard soared into quently in ■’the news conference work slowdowns have slowed contact with the appropriate par­ Phong Hong. 15 miles south of the ■vertible parked at Main and Llb- John Caahmore, 65, Demo­ Space last Friday off Cape Can­ ousness today, however, and said ties in Laos. With this end in riew he was able to sleep less last night with the obvious Intent to let the the Unitrt States sps«e pro­ cratic president of Brooklyn bor­ averal, Fla., the whole world knew gram. He contrasted the Rus­ the commiMlon are sending one (CoaUaned oa Page .Bbtsb) (Continued on Page Two) ough for 21 years, roUapM and •ftf the attempt. group to proceed to Vientiane and dies of beari attach in his chauf­ (Continued oh Page Fifteen) (Continued on Page Eight) sian secrecy with the goldfish another to Xieng Khouang. It is feur-driven limousine. . . . South In contrast, when the. Russians bowl publicity sdrroaading the the hope of the commission that African police break up procession orbited a man about the world, suocessfnl space probe of Amer­ I&1 the parties will cooperate fully with jLasavubu Aide Reports of 600 Indians and color^ demon­ noiping was known until he re­ ican Astronaut Alan B. Shep­ them and that the . Immediate task strators marching against housing turned, and nothing Is yet known 25,Known Dead, 100 Injured ard rJ. of the commission will be carried and other racial discrimination in as to possible earlier attempts that & ■ out smoothly and satisfactorily.” residential location 20 miles out­ may have failed. (X)NgO o u s t s U.S. AIDE A government military delegation side Johannesburg. ■ Kennedy remarked that with Stanleyville, Congo, Ms^k 4 (Delayed) Ih e Stanleyville Te- flew ■ north again to reopen the, Tshomhe Faces Trial Million-dollar .minstrel show— everybody looking on, America Tornadoes, Wild Floods stalled negotiations on a ceaae,fif« was risking much to gain much. ^m e announced today a pollU- 5JS<^-*i • with Milton Berle as interlocutor, cal officer at the U.S. enriJossy agreement. Frank Sinatra as Mr. Bones and Present for the -l^ lte House ■ So far the opposing factions ceremony were most of the mem­ in Leopoldville, Frank CSfluccl, have- not even been able to agree For Lumumba Death Dean Martin as other end man— is unde«ilrahlo and accused'him raises 8100,000 for charity . . . bers of the cabinet and a long list Rip Midcontinent Area of subversive activities while in m . on a site for mlUtary and political of other dignitaries, including the talks, whether they should be President Kennisdy accepts Inrita- Stanleyville. Press Secretairy ConquilhatVllle, Congo, May b*'defiance of repeated U.N. demands tion .to \isit Tunisia, but no date is chairman and ranking Republican Antoine Mandu'nini said Interior handled separately, ^ th the gov­ ((ri—President Joseph Kasavubu’s that he g et rid. of .ail foreign mtli'f set . '. . Twelve^foot fishing boat By THE .ASSjOClATED PBES^ CThree persons were killed at Sum- ernment and the rebels .proclaimed' Tornadoes w d sudden floods mitt, near -Yellvllle, and one per­ Minister Christopher Gbenye de- - government’says it wfU prqsecute tary and political personnel. But carrying seven members of Way- dared Carlucd personna sKm a cease-fire, last Wednesday, but following his arrest, the provincial brewed from violent thunder­ son in Midway. About 40 homes «three meetings between nillltary Katanga President Moise Tshombe cross. Ga;, family overturns on Sa- storms hit a broad midcontinent were destroyed in a 20-mlle area grata after receiving a report cabinet last week took a more con­ tilla River, drowning father and Kennedy Urwes between pindall and Yellvllle. from the security bureou. Map- representatives since then have for treason and will try to bring ciliatory tone toward the Leopold­ two daughters; area with death, injury and prop­ ' failed to work' out detailed condi­ erty daniaga during the weekend. Nineteen persons were hurt. dungu said the report showed his breakaway province back un­ ville government and promised to More than 5,000 Glasgow school­ National Guardsrrien were sent Carliicol had contacts in St##** tions of the armistice. der Central government control. disewss the U.N. demands for' ous­ teachers begin one-week strike, Congress Push The twister menace persisted, leyville which tended toward Despite this lack of agreement, into Harrison! a Community of Foreign Minister Justin' Bom- ter of the foreigners, seeking 18 -per cent pay raise, with Plano, Tex., h it today by a “division qf \he country.” He did • no new reports of ceose^re viola­ also prote.stlng lowering of siand- small tornado which added to mil­ 6,5p0, after Gov. Orval E. Faubus not elaborate. . ^ - tions have reached Vientiane. Areas boko.. told a news conference the Bomboko charged Tshombe with lions of dollars in the destruction declared martial law. Crooked imprisoned Tshombe would be four main crime.s: ai-ds required of new teachers. . . .' Anti-Bias LaM s Creek overflowed and sent a wall where rebel attackli h»d been Chinese Nationalist newspapers toll, but caused no injuries. Sev­ IRAN BREAKDOWN SEEN started last week were nalm. tried for a series of crimes includ­ 1. As-sassinatlon of political eral buildings in the town o f 3,700 of water 14 feet, high through the ing the assasination of former Pre­ pri.soners and massacre of the say Chinese Communists are or­ Washington, May 8 ()P) — The streets of the northwest Ark^- Tehran; Iran, May 8 (dV- A total of about 200 Xtidian. Ca- ganizing youth corps to be sent to about 15 miles north of Dallas, Premler-Deeignate All Andnl mier Patrice Lumumba. Kasavubu Baluba tribesmen in Katanga. Kennedy administration a.sks.Con- were damaged. sas town.’ Two menjirowned and himself has ordered L u m u'm b a Bomboko said Lumumba should Latin American and Afrtha "for an elderly couple was missing in says complete economic break­ infiltration and subversion.” Nepal gre.ss today for legislation to has­ Hundreds of persons were left down threatesM Iran because re­ handed over to Tshombe to pre­ have been given a trial, although homeless in eight states by the Harrison. Damage was estimated vent his' escaping custody and re­ the Leopoldville''government made government closes newspaper ten desegregation of ail racially by Mayor Dene O. Hester at $5 sources have been wasted sad Trades Council Dally Nepal for i.ks criticism of re­ twin-pronged weather scoruge. government officials have been gaining control of the government. no move to do this during the four segregated public schools.* The flash ' floods arid severe to $10 million. A youth drowned months it held the deposed pre­ cent speeches by National guidance In Hooded • Sugar (ireek near greedy. The govNnment’s fi­ Tshombe was arrested. April 26 minister V. B. Thapa. Every school board operating a weather, including tornadoes, nancial structure# “ore In tbelr after he walked out of a meetlhg mier in custody. racially segregated public school gusty winds, 'leavy rain and hail, Springdale, the eeventh storm-re­ Backs Walkout New U.8. ambassador to South lated death in Arkansas. last breath.’’ Dr. Amlnl said In of Congolese leaders called to try 2, Rebellion against Kasavubu's would be required to adopt a deseg­ were blamed for at leaht 29 deaths. a nationwide broadcast yester­ to work out a new form of gov­ government under direction from Viet Nam, Frederick E .' Noltlng regation plap with six months Nearly 100 person.4 wefe injured. ^ Tornadoes lilso pounded South Hartford, May 8 (IB The Dis­ foreign elements. Jr., ^rxJves with assurance of day. He asked Iranians to help trict Trades Council, made up of ernment for the strife-tom na­ and file it with the secretary of TTie American Red Cross in St. Fork, Mo., about 60 miles north­ revivo the econom y by tatcisn s- tion.. The Katanga president ac­ 8. Theft, qf planes, ammunition Americaif "determination ^ to sup­ welfare. Louis said arrangements were east of the severe storm area in reprflpentatlves from all thetmikj- and. monetary reserves belonging port Independence and Integrity*' Ing prod n^ on 'and* t y cu ttin g Ing unions In the Hartford, New cused Kasavubu of "selling out” to ■ The school desegregation pro­ made to provide food, clothing, Arkanjsas, injuring eight persons. needless ex'peadltnree. - thiS' United Nation*. to the Leopoldville government. of Mils Conunimlst-threatened medical care and emergency shel-’ A dozen persons were hurt in a Britain and Middletown areas, has This referred to goods confiscated all.v . . .' Peace Corps’ second mls- posal was among .six civil rights unanimously voted to support the ^m boko said the Leopoldville bills ready-for Introduction by Sen. ter for an estimated 1,000 faniilies tornado which hit an area near EICHMANN p o w e r ! BAIOBD by Tshombe when he declared Ka­ .slon apparerttly will be 60-person in north central Arkansas, south'* Kansas Chty. Torniullc winds Jerusalem.' May 8 (fl*) ■ JiSM current strike of construction government would use force if ne^ tanga Independent last July. learn to Latin American eountyy Joseph S. Clark, D-Pa., and Rep. east Missouri, northeast Oklaho­ • woriters.-—.; cessary to restore its control over Emanuel Celler, D-fJ- Y. The 6- lashed areas near Stamford, in In Western Europe were doomid 4. Counterfeiting. Bomboko said . ; . Indian Air Force C47 crash­ ma, southern Illinois and Kansas. w'est-central Texas, northern ' Ok­ w ithin m onths after Franc# flsB- Action was taken by the council Katanga, the Congo’s rich min­ the Central government considers es on flight from Hyderabad to. point program is geaired to carry­ Severe thunderstorms continued after four observers sat in on the ing province which seceded from ing out the civil rights pledges of lahoma and in Madison-vUle, Ky. and .\dplf Eiehmann “la tbe naan that Tshombe committed an 11 Bombay, killing its'four crewm'en. during the morning in many areas Many river and streams, fed. by who directed and connnsBdsd last negotiation meeting called by the republic soon after, indepen­ legal act by issuing hts own cur­ Elx-empresa Sorhya of Iran is the I960 Democratic platform. from Oklahoma and Kansas north­ the State Board of Mediation and dence last, siftnqier. Last, geptember, President Ken­ heavy ^rin g rains, overflow^ the extermination action.” Mss rency./, suing French record ooinpahy for eastward through the middle and acroBs^ctlons of Kansas, lillnois, prosecution charged today. ^ Arbitration On Friday. Bomboko declfned .to specify just ’"ThMe iare ' crimes of high 850.000 damages, charging it used nedy, then the Democratic' pres­ upper Mississippi 'Valley into the As the**walkout of some 2,000 idential candidate, appointea Clark Indiana, '.Ohio, Kentucky, Okia-- docum#n.ts and testtmony. nss how Kasa-vutau’s government would treason," bald BombokO, “and her photograph to-decorate record Great Lakes regioti. hopia. and Missouri. The Missouri prosecution:, pictured the loramr members of Hod Carrier Xocais go about taking over Katanga, but Tshombe willl' be prosecuted as a envelope -^thout her permission and Celler as a committee of, “wo Tornadoes struck six communi­ River was near flood stage at sey- 2S0 of Hartford and 811 of New he announced that all Belgian ad­ to put the platform promises on Gestapo officer as a powbrMI rebel.” 1 . , . Japanese royal family oele- ties ip Arkansas yesterday’, killing m:al. points ip Mfasouri. figure In the Nazi nsmpatapj i Britain went into its 39th day visers, would, be expelled from the Bomboko rafused to say wheth bralril.. Imperor Hlrohlto’s 60th civil rights into legislative form. four persons. ’Three others drown­ without a break In slj^tt, observers i- The death toil in the tornado mjiss slangktcr province. qr Tshombe will be placed on pub­ l>Inhda)r - With taleot party at The desegregation plans woqld ed in swollen streams in the state. Uvea of slx mittton JewffTi were watphing the effect pf the Katanga has th e best disciplined lic- trial or when he will be moved which Empress- Nagako sings in have to provide for “firstrstep corns Included -were two persons who which swept Howe and Relehart, council ’ a^lon on activity along Okla., Friday, mounted to 15 yes- Europe In 'Worid War and.naost effectiveiarmy in The from the' villa in CoquilhatvUle German and C ro ^ Prince Akihito piignee” not later thain the start lost their lives in a flash-flood in letter Introdneed aboWM ’ the picket lines a t oonstrucUon Congo, presumably loyal to Tshom­ Where he has bera imprisoned for plays cello . . . '.National airlines’ of' the 1963-4 school,,' year. They Harrison, one of the hardest hit tertay with iwo petwona dying of be and commanded by hired white towns in the storm belt. Injuries suffered in the #tot:in. mami evea Moekad m • Bites,, the post 10 days. 4,0^ employea are. ’returning to alsq Would have to spell out 'the ^ axis partner itai|r''i XT the rest o t the trades — ottcers, many of them Belgian, V- nie twisters ip Arkansas hit Atxxit 60 persons -'were tnjfired. Tshombe.haaaot been permitted woA for resumption—set -tomor­ time (md manner in which de five Jairi^ wlta #C m';. 'the ! Katangn cabinet' appear^ row—of service shut down „ [Midway,' Whltevllle, Clarkridge, offleer frm i a daal' . , .(OMMmMd Pag* Rvs) Mildly behind Tshottbe's' earlier (OoMMad w nnie live) i^o by machinists’ strike.' (CoiltfaiiMd on Pago Six). Oil Trough. (Oentthned on Pag# Biglit); . M l X " 1 . / ■ -'.'Vl "V ■ /: ; ' ■- . • ‘ \- i': t : - r ‘ '- ••'*_■.•■.-i-f ? tSISJt .:w . V

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heard at 'Storra last asaaon. with 4sk. MANCHESTER EVENING H E l^ D . MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, Ma Iy 8, 1961 tha Boston Symphony. Hq. la ac­ tually A very gocki eoaduetor, and State News About Town 'iS. has had a more varied expeiianoa Ceriler NtirBery ^ ' lii than Munch. He la alao more de­ lie Roanns Wise, daiiihUr M Sheinwold on manding than Munch, no the or­ and Mrs. Jack wist, 81 HUltep To F01 Pp^im gs “THE WAY chestra may come back up again, undup Dr.,'NlM made the degn’s list for \ l> n tha othar hand, almoat all the MtAMnaWte at Seutbsnt Ooo- i>» ..... LAindorfe expMience has been in CMOS P it* Oos) iMcUcut B i^ G b li^ when sb* ^SbarS^wgffillB m s Oentor IRUory fichoot will I HEARD IT ^ A, field* where he did not chooae the nisJoehyiB edueatise. Ska also Bjr AHM4 fiMaweM ' rstqWk In {kqitomber for chUdran programs. Management aeta the ing ops Of them esmsr of the ess, ’’ Bi .oisdad tecordte sacra- at the oommunlty who are four . tlwOdhEaJJntonBofird of W hat should ' you asy wbm , 10 8 3 by /oftn Cruber program In ballet and In opera. were takem into custody a t a mar- years old, or wiio will be four by The conductor sets them in sym­ OovoriMn at the ~ your partnor falls to maks on K J 10_4 phony contertA and whether D sts^vea said the car yielded no ironclad contract? "Better Ittek Jan, 1, 1942, Lainsdorf csui dioooe'n good pro­ evidence but added they had not mors will be two sesakxui mat will sDonaor nskt timo” fii always a aafe com­ gram or not,' remains to be seen. been aUe to fs t into the locked ment. The trouble with saying year, on* from 8 to 11:89 OiJBL, His program at Storra was a bit trunk. f |biuraday at 8 ai^hv in O 'iril and another from noon 'to 2:80 Two nuoM or* (moM to (et-^ York’s second string critics who sehot-yoiLroally-think-iB that-yoii Q-f 7-» 2 - Q’?;4, - - on. the abstruae side, althou|^ 1 Tbe car was towodrfram tha in­ ma-iBiirBtnY'BiSSBKm is flOed CflSMMeroMe notlee in mttsical e ir attended. tersection later tn the night. Ita Lssmon ara may bs just, a* wrong o* your AAQ for 1941-62, and applications are Actually, she is s red-headed, personally liked It. . . ' fount. ^ clss nest eesson.-They m o ioon , A s for > his qualifications, ballet parkiiig lights had been left on and Msrabkts may bring article A 8 7 4 S . now being accepted for the after­ Stttherlsnd. snd ' Brich Letnedorf. horse-faced, \-ery British-looklng !u battery was deed. ban Wedn^y'kfter 4 4 9 . . ^ ith ruffed the opening lead has given him rhythmic precision, In d ih q w , got to his hand with © A K 5 42 noon Session. Both o t them will be heard at female, who didn't have to act at Hartford PMice said that in addi- ^TEAl Tbe Center Nursery BehooL la / opera has given him lyrlcisra, and Q Q 3 all in this performance. Her voice tion to the jewelry, 32,300 cash also the quMn o f diamonds and ruffed S to m next season, so I suppose time has g^en him experience .8^ AAn’a kotbars Circla 'vriU under the direction of Mm. Rob- is actually good, and quite large. srsa missing from the store. her ap a^ in dummy. Now he r d better tell you something about with oi^estra. These are for- meet WednSsda^ at f pm. at the faafi Wmi NMh faff. . qrt Haakell and Mrs. Paul Amaa. tbem, particularly as they will It wi^l not sound as large at the trlddsto rinfStha diamonds, but midM>le assets, and given a couple hwne of Mrs. Gorilon ToM, 182 t v 5 St ^ Information and regisftraUons betli get a great deal of publicity. “M et" with Its five bslconiea as Bast r«|y*d tna, third diamond mb of years in the strictly symphonic ISO Plan Walkout McKee S t Oo-boetees be Mrs. with P Pass 3 V ran may be obtained by qqntaottng About now I have to get out my it did at Town Hall, which only 4 V All Pass . , ’• field, he should become a great Norwich. May 8 (J f) —a atrike Ebs'tn McAdam. South ovob-^^ed'Udtb the king Mrs, John Bengaton of 80 Ridge­ crystal bell snd make some pre- has one, and a small one af that. of neariy 150 employes of the Pub­ tTOUt".’ Opunhif kad A K wood S t,. f'-'' Judging hy, her recordings she conductor. T p J of hearta, ruffodka Uiltd spade in di^ona whicdi may be wrong, but One thing Tm sure of. and that lic Utilities Department was Temple -Chapter, OES, will meet I think srill ^ tu a lly come fairly is not an actress..at least not with dummy, and led ahqther nigh dia­ is that he already provides very ■cheduled for midiiight tonight. Wednesday at 8 pm. at the Ma-- mond. Bast ruttedXg^gau^and 8-2 break in tnimps If ha plays the close to the mark. Since ladies go her voice. She varies' from rather Representatives of Local 258 of sonic Temple for a business sas- mechanical renditfons to over­ sensitive support tq soloists in con- South managod to get mUy eliht hand prppsriy. MAHRC Elections & ot. we’ll talk about Miss Suther­ the International Brotherhood of sion. Mrs. MeriOo Kingsbury wfll After ruffing the opening lead sentimentality. And she docs not certi, and adapts himself to their tricks. land, as the beginner. Electrical Workers, the Board of & be in charge of refreahmeata. dummy, declarer should lead a actually seem to iinderstand the interprstatiou In sdmirabis style. Dommy Spooks Up Miss Suth^and is an Austral-, UtUiUea CMnmissloiwra and the from dummy and play low. Set for Thursday OENERAL ELECTRIC role.s. or to sing with great con­ The question arises, whether hats '‘o r r . “ You throw away three trie! la n ^ m ctrioratura soprano. I ex­ city met for three hours last night Tbe American Legiott Auxiliary Is own hand! South plans viction. forceful enough to have definite but were unable to resolves dlN complained at the end of pect the “ Met" to pull out alt-the will sponsor a ninimage sale Fri­ tha pliy. “A fter you ruff the sec­ to-ragkto the lead, draw trumps, Manchester Association for the ELECTRIC The New York papers will prob- interpretations of his own. ferenoSs leading tO the walkout stops in its publicity campaign day at 8 a^m. at the L ^ o n Horae. and 1^ aU of the diamonds. He Help of Retarded Children will ablv make -my predictions look threat. ond spaoA draw two rounds of when she debuts in New York, Tbe committee will be there Thurs­ Lrunpa Timn run the diamonds, will wtoxiroc trumps in hU own 24 INCH had. the morning after Miss Suth­ A t issue Is the city's plan to es­ hold Its 9th aimual meeting Thurs­ next sesson. She w ill probably be day evening to receive doaatlens. hand, ona ru frih dummy, and five erland’s debut. I beg you to re­ tablish a wage rSclasSiflcaHoa and you m n e fiv* instead of go- day at 6:30 p.m. in Bunce Center. touted as the greatost coloratura Office Ransacked* For piekim, call Mra. Clifford ingdown oneV diamond trldkATen sure tricks, member that I low-rated Richter plan. • The union ofipoeos a fourth A potluck will b e ' served. since Tetrasinni. the successor to wage Step tmder the recreclasslflea- Walkers, 74 Phelps Rd., ebalrmsn. lid s was true, but dummy was with no hesdscOTa^x UNDERCOUNTER Cellaa, and heaven knows what ail. also, and that he got rave reriews Nothing Stolen persons planning to attend are re­ to begin with, but that the critics Uon. recommending a faulty line of Cu.Ft She will be described as a regal Phebe CSrcle of Emanuel Church play South goes down if an op­ A .«,ir5.sw -' minded to bring their owif place auburn-haired beauty, a remark­ notablv cooled toward him after K Q J 5, Hearts—Q J 6; . setting. A business meeting will sei-eral appearances, and the im­ Nothinj was believod taken In a Women wiU meet tomorrow bt S ponent hks three trumps and only able actress, and a great person­ Coftro Fooled Few —8 7 5 2; Club#—A Q. follow the supper , at which time DISHWASHER petus Of an expensive publicity break and attempted break over m . at tbe parsohags at 187 Pit- one qr two diamondk That oppon­ ality In opera. Northford. May S im —Cuba’s officers will be elected. campaign had b^n exhausted. the weekend in Manchester. :ln St Mrs. Edwsrd Miffltt vriU be ent will ruff an early diamond you say? Actually, she has msde one sp- The office of the NSlco Tool 06. Prim* Minister lldei Castro was in charge of devotions, and Mrs. and 'get out skifely w iu a spade. Answer: Bid one spede, If you Committee chairmen arc i unable to 'win much Negro support paaranee in New .TOrk, in a con- Tn my estimation. Sutherland at 3S6 Center fit. eras rsnsacked X -9 •«. C. Henry Anderson will be hoot- South w ill eventually have to lead use standard bidding msthoda I f minded that annual reports a eart version of an opera nobody will get the same treatment. sdmeUme during the night. Police by living In New Tork’s Harlem your partner bids two clubs or due at this meeting. last year, says Jackie Robiiison . qsa.ia»w* ____ clubs from his own hand, losing knowa, with an abbreviated or- Raves St the outset, and tl^en discovered a burgtar alarm ring­ two clubs, one trump, and\a spade two diamonds, you can bid 2 N T more mature appraisal which will “He didn't fool many Negroes,” cbeatra, in a haU that seats 1.200. ing snd all the lights on at S:S0 thk James R. McCavansgb, seaman, or two. without much embarrassment. never get read ty the public. She said Robinson yesterday. Castro urday were those of Frank L. Vac- B m tbs critics were very Mt^d to morning. Entry waa believed made USN, s(m of Mrs. Pater Magrsl, How. should South really, play (Cepyrigfit 1981, Oeitoml Features sings at Storrs Oct. 4. and I sug­ was tn New York to attend tha caro of Sal’a Package Store, Stam­ Weekend Deaths bOT, but in genera] It w u New through one of several amaMied 59 Homsstsad S t, Is serving the hand? He needs nothing ^ t a Oorp.) gest >-ou hear her yourself'before windows in the rear of the bunding. aearion o f the -tTidted'* Nation's ford, for being posted 45 timm for General-Assembly. aboard the aircraft earritr, UBS. she makes her New York debut Early yesterday afternoon Man­ delinquent bill totaling 34,005, and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS at the “Met.” and the publicity chester iMUce were notified that the Robinson, first Negro bsaebaU Mrs. Annie C. Kelly of Haskell's Lake CSiamplain, and participated Ntfw M a y W e ar flayer to be accepted in tbe major UK recovery operations for Navy MinneapoUa—James Ford Bell, crews get to work. window of a car belcmg^ to David Stand Package Store, Pomfret 81, founder of General Mills and 707-Lb. eagues, addressed S90 persona aje Cofodr. Alan Shepard and his The other name is Ekich Leins- Demaris of ISO High St. had been Center, for selling to a minor. Sus- Cummings Raps ^GOP chairman o f the board until his re­ FALSE TEETH tha second annual Connecticut Lay)- spacecraft dorf. who will take over the Boston broken in an unsuccessful attempt pendM for three day* was the U- tirement in 1947, died Sunday. Bell Freezer man’s Rally of 'Congregational 4ENERAL ELECTRIC WHh Mfl^ Cemfort Symphony after Tanglewoodl sines to get a number of phonOgra]^ cense^of Louis Sandino of the Joined the Wasburn Crosby Milling Charles Munch is to retire. People records which were inside. De- Ministers. Venetian Gardens Restaurant of Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ r a R S s n . a eiesSset aOtaUae Co. after graduating fnnn the Uni­ hav*e asked me about Lelnsdorf, maria told police the attempt'could R e also said American imity New Britain, for being posted 36 ters, will meet tomorrow at 8 For Cutting Budget (aea-MM) powosr. beus' tsSs twtb p.m. in Odd Fellowa Hall for a versity of Minnesota and in 1928 Extra Storage man anslr.To sat and talk la man too. So I'll tell you something have been made any time after would be aided if "W e an did timea fo r delinquent bills totaling put Ihat company together -with sgntfsrt. Just w»rti»kW a intl* PAB- about him. Saturday noon when he had last something to help Negroes get 11,055.. buslneas metelng and^ Mother’a . n sT B Boston College Law School, port, corresponding secretary. Miss Barbara Keiah of Manches­ “Democrats supported the bond­ Marriage Ucewses said yesterday such a code would 3100.000 of the amount by which ing of capital improvements to al­ sought public office. ter was among seven girls selected the manager had reduced their re­ San Francisco — Walter Judge, Charles Eldward Genovese of 17 help curb runway. marriagm by DODD IN LAOS to represent Hartford County at low increased state aid to go -to Deming St. and Carol Ann Muir quest in order to hire more teach­ '86, baseball writer for the -San youngsters unprepared for the new VienUane, Laos, May S (JP> — the state clothing revue in Storra the board of education where it of Windsor Locks, Conn.,' May 20 responsibilities. U.S. Sen. Thomas Dodd, D-Conn., ers. belongs,” he aaid. Francisco Shuunlner, died Sunday GENERAL ELECTRIC Usmoqoali^Macfinftildiivar, on May 20. She waa amow more of cancer. < at tha Second Congregatfonal Addressing 200 Roman Catho­ says he feels that Laos should not "The Republicans also murdered ‘‘Simply put, the Republican you can a fipwleuBd risk policy ^ Church. \ than 200 members of Ifortford GENERAL ELECTRIC the highway department;” said GENERAL ELECTRIC mmeagrpeymenthdais. Askoa lic clergymen and lawmen at the be lost to the communists. How­ County 4-H Clubs who modeled budget, to come'out lower then the Herbert Rbbert Shroyer of annual meeting of the Bureau of ever, he declined to comment on Cummings. ‘‘Their 380,000 cut pro* Democratic proposal has killed Gory Cooper 60 / Jerome. Pa., and Carol Ann Kil­ their own fashion creafions at Cm- AIR- Social Service of the Hartford whether Americsn troops should tinel Hill Han in Hartford Satur­ rides 320,000 less than waa spent many town departments and has patrick of Bolton, June 3 at the Archdiocese, the Rev. Drinan said; intervene on behalf of the South­ day. ' by the department this year. With done an excelimt job o f leaving Hollywood,' May 8 (/P)—Gary Church of the Nazarene. “ It’s easier to get a Ucenafe for town roads in bad shape from a CHARLES W. LATHROP UENCY, INC. east Aslan kingdom. Dodd made very tough winter, with equipment the town holding the bag while' Cooper, fighting a losing but game Herbert Campbell Jr., of Water­ ■ Phi Theta Chapter, Beta Sigma CONDITIONER BEAL ESTATE and INStlRANCE marriage than a driver's license.’’ his comments yesterday before n e e ^ g attention and replacement, paying as it goes,” he said. battle with cancer, became W ford, Conn., and Marilyn Verna Phi. will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. m BIAIN ST.. NANCRESTERx-Ml a-0gS4 Hewitt of 37 Adelaide Rd., May He also said the sUte should leaving for Bangkok on another the Republicans eliminated men Despite the Democratic Party’s years old yesterday. - at the home of Miss Frances Ga- 27 at Emanuel Lutheran Church. be compellsd to act as a mediator of a tour of Southeast A sia and machines requested to put the objections to the budget, be said. He received scores of birthday when a divorce proceeding is be- hagan, 394 E. Center St. Deluxe 30” He said h6' would report to the department In shape to do its job.” Democrats “will coopeiAie with felicitations among the many let­ PRICES START AT gun. i Senate F o r e t^ Relations Commit­ the Republicans and tty to put ters pouring In on hlni since the 5 CYCLE WASHER Pythian Sunshine Girls “ ^-will He said the GOP appropriated tee when he returns to the United 34,0to less for sidewalk and curb this budget to work #4 beat as we- famed actor’s critical illness be­ SUtes. meet tonight a r 8:30 at Odd Fol­ can." » came public. 4 Hurt in Riot lows HalL Members nrill wear repairs than was spent thbi year. Removable ‘ “The OOP appropriation for Im­ Chimmings saiA the im m s ^ te " I know what is happening la Hartford, May S (>P)—Four po­ white for installation of offiesrs. 8 NEWSMEN APPdiNTED proving the. hearing room at' the Ybal of the Defoocrata is to put God’s will,” the strong; silent man licemen were injured last night in A cake for birthdays of the month Top. of the Line! MANCHESTER TOP NOTCH, 974 MAIN STREET New Haveii. May 8 (iPN-Three Muniei]>al Building with ita leaky the Town Development Commis­ v t the fUms-^Mld In a memo to Oven Door! \ 8 fracas touched off when a man win be served with other refresh­ resisted arrest. editorial appointments become ef­ roof, said Oimmings, “ makes only sion beck on its feet. news-man lastThiTrsday. fective today on the New ments. • FR S PARKING NEXT TO OUR STORE • Two men were arrested as a re­ Sources close to him said they Register. The appointments, an­ are inspired by the strength of Gray Automatic sult of the incident in the rear nounced yesterday by oo-publish- All eighth grade Girl Scouts in­ yard of a restaurant. Police said bis s^ritual conrictions and era Lionel S. and Richard S. Jack- terested in senior scouting are to amazed at his courage. Poreelainixed WORLD almost 300 persons jammed Into eon. are Robert J. Leeney, execu­ regiqfor at the jffilor .high room at • EXCLUSIVB^ LIMITED ENGAGEMENT • the yard. Bleach i tive editor; Charles T. McQueeney. CentCTt CohE^ational Church GENERAL ELECTRIC The injured policemen and one Thursda^-wt'y p.m. Oven For GREEN day managing editor; and Harold X 1___ of the men arrested, Elisha Car­ W. Helfrich, Sunday managing ed­ Injection ter Jr„ 39, were treated at a hoe- itor. Leeney has been chief edi­ Robert J. BrowTi, 28E Garden Easy STAMPS i)ital. DOUBLE torial writer since 1957, McQuee­ Dr., will be chairman of a mer­ 2 SPEED Carter and Earl T. Love. 24. ney managing editor since 1953, chandising sectioh.in a program Cleaning both of Hartford, wers charged and Helfrich has served in various for business sdmbi^tratian .stu­ 72-Lb. EVERY WEDNESDAY with Inciting a riot, breach of the posts, most recently as regional dents at University of Hartford peace, and resistance. editor. Wednesday at 8:80 a.m. iM the ind- Automatic verslty. • , HYASHER Capacity Catholic Vet$ Elect Thirty-four Grade 5 pupils of Timer New Britain, May 8 (>P)—Stan­ Candy Sale Today Buckley School visited Old Stur- TUES. end WED. SPECIALS ley J. Olsuwski. New Britain is bridge Village today to sec,' how Controls Washes the new state commander of the To Benefit Scout life was lived In New England ISO Catholic War, Veterans. years ago. Oven t r 1W % A U K E F MACHINE SLICED > He waa elected yesterday at the A candy sgle will he conducted All windup of the organization's an­ by Boy Scouts of Troops 47 and 'a Red Cross representative Wili nual convention. These other o f­ 91 tonight from house-to-house riiow a film on mouth-to-biouth re­ Appliance ficers were named:' and in shopping areas for the suscitation at a meeting , of the EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT x Self Propelled Types HAMBURG BOILED HAM Joseph’ Kokoszya, Middletown, benefit of 13-year-oId David R ig ­ Hollister Sriiool PTA tomorrow at Spring Star^ Outlet! first vice president; Michdel Lis- gins, a fellow scout who is ser­ 4 p.m. at the Schhol. Officers for TOMOBROW EVENING AT 7;00 «nd »;C() PJt. cinsky,. Bridgeport, second vice iously ill. the coming year will be introduced Of preeident; Walter Banks. Bridge­ David is the son of Mr. and and installed. Refreshments will 21" SPORTlAWir GENERAL ELECTRIC port, thJrd vice'president; John Mrs. Carl E. Hlgglni. 122 jjols- be served. Nedepco, New Britain, treasurer. • IfcesHseAtH ii—P rechtoii blades Famous Fabrics man Rd., and underwent a major HE lUDEW MfilD WIMED “Sbear" fee a SBaoeth sds- Miss Imphie Purek,'' Derby, was Lb. Lb. brain operation nearly a year ago. son cat. Corapara eutting par- named president of the ladles aux­ He is still hospitalized. RIOT fennaiMS with any aO tr moimr. Cal rod 40 INCH iliary. The Bcouta in the South Metho­ PORtlRN • "OasnAN-OsMa” Haadls—M a kss dist Church troops, have purchased Plkmi OP torniag aaaisr, proteets hands and Units EHSTUJOOD dothing. Airersft-typa aeabrola. FRCSH AU GREEN ^ Licentea Revoked ■ 4,000 candy bars which they will THB ViAR DOUBLE OVEN sell for a dollar apiece.- 4 SpiaStafflaglaa—Wind ap start- Hartford, May 8 The Wm. ■•Mea Nssey 'Kwaa sr is simpla, assy to •peeata— For Economy State Liquor Control Commission IIITHE-WORLD OF rives inriant, affertlasi atarta. CRISCO has revoked two liquo^ permits Baglas is foar-eyda, EO hoeea and Durability! ASPARAGUS and sus^nded a third. Licenses SUZIE, WONG" power. RAHGE revoked , by the commission Sat- _ Trek. l:t»S:S*e:lS 4 PatiHvs Trartlaa Snatilany de- Bhart Sabjeeti: 1;IM :U sigasd tirae gi** • arm grip on STATE ' tMTseea and dopas. mirn QnaMty amtaifalf, prefldna ad|||i- 3 -L I. ® ENPSI TONIGHT Wed.; "BUTTERFIELD 8" CAN S'PJW. ContlnwHUi .. Lb. Shown A t 5:09. and 8:99 Speeially $ ' Other Washers m ANCHESTe ^ ^ ^ m 9 95 Li f-l ! e • CAST Of Coone—E-ZOoa n e —E-Z TermatTer Priced As Low As ^1S9 « OPEN TOY • WORLD H'l • •. I'.4 • fin ■■H N(J M TdN10Err--4ENDS TUE8DAT 'W iadsi FREE! W K..TIW RS. GREEN '»kni6 leniwro pwwsw NOW Come In For Your' FREE o d F M O A Y A ix coLoa STAMPS BichaiS agsB D, MeOalie Ciqiy Of Toro’s vawMHso|[fn|ffiif y * !«*•<• niM, IM,' ^ IrORjMf “ A Sammer Placs” "LAWN GAMES" These Appliances Can rial BU Tkm ss At 849 u d 849 Alaa Ladd W ietover Too Need— ,, "BIG LAND” j Witt TWt Color Oartoiil Teiini Alwaga Find It At Be Purchased With

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l^ramalistft Hearid Andover Trades Council Kasavubu Aide Reports By Cosmopolitans Town Votes Backs Walkout The Baby Has The Dnunn Trie ftdm the Unl- Tshombe Faces Trial venlty of H u ti^ ' entertained (Conttamed from Page One) membere « t ttw Ooemo|p(Slum Oub Total Budget o f MenJiegter In n progrem o f ateamflttem, carpenters, plum- For Lumumba *s l)eath Been Named... 8i#0TlalU%hw's__ exeerpta trian tfntmtlo Uten^ore For Schoi^d bem, ironVrorkem, brickleyera and a jh asiw i ___ VYMey afternoon « t Center Con- the like — hold back. It will tend ek Show Gearge Bernard ShnwM corn ed. It was learned that toe council brothers, Donald, 7% , and Kennew 3% . m ete Neva 8 "How He Lied to Her Hhebend." of Education. / decision to support toe stand of ting toe political conference,” Advestui'M hi Pamaise ii) Momben of the Dmnn'Trio am Tho town hddget of $228,08050 the hod carriem was made on toe Bomboko declared. “This attitude Vets, Ladies etchea. Deborah Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Walter 10 Fetor Ounn,. S 408. KU Profeeeor John Bblmer, chairmen was approved In Its entlraty. It In­ basis o f only two Issues, both In­ of rebellion must be punished;” Experience whhkhe Eitandal chon. Gait Dr., EHllngton. She was bora April 28 at MancMster HunQay-B^pikler Report Main Event of the department of apeech end PRATT AGENCY cluded art Sddltkm of $l,edo to He volving toe hiring of union work- U 22 . 00 The Third Man s HEBRON ROAD, WEIX8WBBF RSTATBB-ANDOVRR oonttogra^ fund for tuition and era on jobs. Other issues Include ElisabeUrville, Katangra, May 8 Visit Rocky Hill affairs of thousands of faiB- Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparenU am.-Mr. and ___ Eveslns Report ^ 40 Resone t Si drama at Untvenity of Hertford Mrs. Arthur Genovesi, Rockville. Her paternal grandmother U 7:00 Aner uliiiisr Movie Allysoo Show 12 dnd producer of e televleian pro-, TELPI2-7Bf4 tranqmnatlan of children to wages and contributions to health (/P)—United Nations offlcials said ilira oyer thq yean has shows Mrs. Sophie dchon. Willimantic. News—Bsiry BsrenU 11:00} News.News so gram, “Inalghta"; Prof. E ^ ^ claeeee for the mentally mtarded. and welfare plans. The council today toe campaign to clear Ka­ Manchester Barracks, Veterans that life insnlaoM shoiild Iw Instructor OesUi Valler D an ^ Big News Newe a . Weather 28 iOotan, aaooeCete proteeeoi o f Ke $117,808 school budget, reo- feels that toe defeat of toe hiitog tanga of foreign mercenaries has of World War I of toe U.8.A.,, and Franklyn White wUl be the Ui- i proposals o f toe union vrould also started. a man's first inye^ment' For HeWcavage, DorU Marie, daughter -Mr. and Mm. Anthony m i SUVem Show apeoch fmd dreme a»d dfaradtor of oended by the Board o f Fi- toe Ladies Auxiliary will -visit Heidcavage, 46 CooUdge St She w ^ born April 29 at . Manches­ atructor for a course In skindiving ^ e r i M 08vseey 11:1* JHtar’ sbow’ iC) Id, 3W the Unhreralty Ihaatm; end Nor­ MiRaoe, and the "miriaed eetimates" affect toe other tradea in toe fu- A U.N. spokesman annoimced life insurance is thq Invest- Checkerboare Theater Promiero " tum. Rocky Hill Veterans Hospital ter Mciporial HospltaL Her maternal grandparenU am Mr. and that will be offered at the East _ >>thar Keows Seat Feature 40 ma Lawrenco, who eaaicto Xloten $3,418.28, wfairii the finance that seven white volunteers In toe ment that ^ves yonr' family Mm. Anthony SUbinsM, Exeterf''tU. She haa three sUUrs, San­ 7:19 News SuspenM Theater with tlhlveralty Thoetm produc- board presented but moomtnended On hiring, toe union has pro­ Katanga forces were In toe cus­ Wednesday In observance of Hos­ Side R fc beginrUng tomorrow at W. Maee HlshllfhU posed toe following: pital Day. immediate protection . . . the dra, 12, Jeanne, 9, and Karen« 20 montha 11:28 News—BIsn Off 11 tlona end conducte couwee In act­ that the meeting mjeet, wem both tody of U.N. troops In toe Nyunzu • • • • 7 p.m. Smrte Csmem H=5S «5> a Whaft NEW at nipln MilliT approved. 1. If general contractors have area of North Katanga last week­ Tours, exhibits, expIanaUons of investment that forms a solid 7:00 Cherei 8. 10.av. wv.40 A'W1 ;00 J8VWRNews 4B,rTm7«ra Frarer I ing technlquaa. any vacancies on jobs, they would Farrand, Jill LeriS^. daughter of Mr. and Mm. Merrill Far- White, a native of Manchester, . Pwch and cupoekea wem A provision o f $500 for uncollect­ end. He could not say whether volunteer work, and refreshments foundation for your BEE SblVimOArS rv w e e k f o b COaiPLBfTB l u t i n o refer needs to union business U.N. troops had captured them or will be from 1 p.m. to 3:46. At 8 rand, 54 Mather'St She was bora April 27 at Manchester Me­ now lives in Madison. He teaches eerved by membem of the Ikmq>1- ed taxes oompletee the budget futiire. morial Hos^taL Her -maternal grandparenU am Mr. and Mra. 'at the Hew Haven Community agent. If a contractor is dissatis­ they had given themselves up. p.m., a program of toe Indoctrina­ * UUty rammlttee. total. fied, however, he would have right C3iarlea Tuneshot 58 Russell St Her paternal grandparenU am Center, la an official sU te police The finanoe board had origtoally However. U.N. officials Said toe tion and refresher course for vol- Mr. and Mrs. ^^cent Farrand. 130 Woodbridge St She has a diver, and is a member of the Con­ EVERYTHING! to reject workem, either on toe United Nations Is determined to tmteera will be presented. cut seven Itema to the school WALTER R. brother, Merrill Jr^ 5', and a aUter, Robin Ann, 3. necticut Council of Diving Clubs. Radio HfKEANE fflM U P BIJEOT8 spot or because of performance. get rid of Whitt mercenaries and The Department of Connecticut • • • • • Groton, May 8 (P) — John Rooa, 100,000 Y«iUs of fho NwwmF ^ budget, but after the FTA peti­ A contractor could also hire any The course starting tomorrow (T M listing Includes only these news braadoasts 10 or 15-nlnirts tio n ^ for restoration of the Items, active steps are being taken. will sponsor “The FootUgbt Va­ PARTINRTON JR. Doalop, Learie JeaA daughter of Mr. and Mm. Samuel M. will be given on Tuesday and Icaftli. SoiiM utNtloaD ctn y oUiAr ulwvt ■■■■■' ' * * Stantfoid, hea been elected pres­ member of toe union, without go­ One source said toe U.N. action rieties,” a group of sperialty acta ) ident of the Connecticut Branch of PAIRICS A T LO W , M IU PRICES1 ' the finance board compiled by pm- ing through toe hiring hall pro­ 164 East Center Street Dunlop, Bridgeport She was bom April 20 *t Hartford Hospi Thursday nights, and includes five 8ll:2p StarlUht Barenada eenting the Items for separate ac­ against mercenaries Is being con­ by young performers front New Manofaester, Conn. tal. Her maternal grandpamnU am John Stevenson, 68 Oak St., lessons in akin and scuba diving. •:U0 News, w S ^ tre S * 1:00 8isn Oft the Humana Society of tho United cedure, if he has worked for that fined atr toe moment to men not Haven, for toe veterans Friday at and Mm. Millie Stevenson. 17 Pioneer Qrcle. Her paternal f;lu Art JobneoD Show w rap—1413 States to auccaed Morton New- tion by the tovm. contractor within toe past 12 of Belgian nationality. M l 8-4804—TB 5-8848 8:06 Raynor Shines ■'k OPEN TOMGHT TILL V The trend of the meeting was 8 p.m. All veterans groups are grandparenU am Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Dunlop, 169 Maple St 11:00 News irger, WegtporL Others elected years. This waa underatood to mean imrited, and refreshments will be Her maternal graat-grandpamnU am Mr. and Mm. Joseph Wind­ 11:16 Raynor abUss atxra annual meeting Saturday AND EVERT NiOllT — SATDROAT 18 to • shown by a motion to consider the • 2. Subcontractors would have that those to be removed fimt are served to patients affer toe show. sor, RockviSo. She US a sister, Kathy, 2%. 1:00 Hewn. aiy^Og wareNThaddeua Cowell, W estport, budget to two parts, with the to adhere strictly to any contract South Afrieans, Rhodesians and :T-S19 11:10 Ray Samara vice pma(tent; Mm. Warren Band- seb ^ budget oonitag first During V^nnem in the annual exhibition by ^ tJlG' : Manchester Fine Art terms negotiated between general Local Stocks 6:00 Sound Stage 1:00 Dai Raycaa Show oMoOWH Britons who form a big part of toe AUTOPSY ORIWBED SUN LIFE DwMan, Tsdd. son Mr. and Mm. Robert Duncan, 147 6:40 Waather,L*/vJisr<» w ^ ... oiiry, OldxOmenwlch. aecmtaay: a discussion which followed, on Association «>ae pose with their prize winnmgwinning paintings. They am contractors and toe union. Non­ Katanga mercenary force. Torrlngton, May 8 OP)—^The Parker St Re was bom May 1 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ 3:W WaU 8tr!Il"*^“ “ ** and William Uppp Weatport, treaa^ e Sonuner whether the motion was intended Mrs. Vlirian Lesperance, Mm. Elranor F. Vibbert, Mm. Rita’ Bet- union workera could be hired, but U.N. sources said it is possible body o f Andrew AndreoU, 75, Tor- OF Qaetattaaa 8:06 Nawa umr. ______to Include the "revlaed esUmatee" ko, and Mm. Jeanette ESch: , (Herald photo by Ofiara). they must join toe- union while on tal HU maternal grandparenU am Mr. and Mm. Sherwood Pot­ 6:16 Futtoo Lawta Jr. Ohen^ HaiU, Hartford Rd. • Drapeiy _ _ , Art Exhibit toe Belgian government will be rington, waa found on a bank of ter, 57 Cooper Hill St HU paternal grandparenU am Mr. and Cebuni « K __ _ _ 8:10 Mutual Newt with the school budget Board of toe job and also be paid at union asked later to order their nation­ toe west branch of toe Naugatuck CANADA Mrs. Frank Duncan, 8 Little St HU maternal great-grandmotb- Baak Btaeks . « „wTio-m* 6:83 Loosl News and Showeaae FTea Paridag Neat Deor Eduoatioa Chalrmaa Andrew Gas­ scale. alists to quit toe Katanga forces. RockvUle-Vemon bruised and cut, and received These proposals have been turn­ River Saturday. Authorities have em am Mrs. Agnee Marshall Providence, R. I., and Mm. Louise BM Aoked ?!o8 ® laJ 5r^ OfNKPLETE 8EB1 per made a motion to approve the Attracts 300 emergency treatment at Rockville A Katanga army official said ordered an autopsy. Potter, Wllimantic. His paternal gmat-grandmother U Mrs. Conn. Bank and Trust 4:30 Suppertlme Svranadt budget It waa approved by a City Hospital. Riding with Kowai­ ed-down by toe 36 general contrac­ 6:46 Tbrea Star Extra tors involved In toe present dis­ LbuUe W Uon, Manchester. He has a brother, Scott R obert 2. Co...... 49 52 ?:i8SSfef,«Kr on your taievialoe by an ^ 'voice vote, with Ubtle opposlrion. Mom than 800 peraons from czyk wem Earl Schreiter, 23, of 89 • • • • . • HartTord National 7:08 CoaT«rmtlon Place Finance Board Chairman John ChUd Hit by Car pute. Another strike came in toe 7:30 News' ?;S 8SffW7irAafya“ “^ * •noed and reOaMo tech n lela a^ Manchester and surrounding towns Village St., and Stanley Boron, 39, Oreca, Kerry Hu m *, daughter of Mr. and Mra Raymond ' Bank and Trust Co. 48% 49% 7:43 Radio Moacow 1:00 The Worid Tonight. Membar o f “ Mka.** H. Teomana then quickly moved trades last Thursday when 230 8:06 Popa Concert 8:30 Mutual Sporta viewed nearly 100 worka by mem­ Surgery Patient of 45 Grand Ave. None waa ad­ membecS" o f Local 33, Heat and GfMB, U Malden Lane, Rockville. She waa bom April 27 at |T|||| IMOGMU C 9:06 NUhtbaat 8:35 L6cal Nawa and Showcaaa for approval of the town budget mitted to the hospital. Rockville CSty Hoepltal. Her maternal grandparenta are Mr. and Aetna F ir e ...... 112 118 10:06 Bait from Interlockea 8:00 CBS Nawa HILLS TELEVISION which waa unopposed. bem of the Manchester Fine Art Frost Insulators (pipe coverera) Mra. Fred Berger, RockvUle. Her paUrpal grandmother U Mr^. Hartford Fire ...... 84% 67% 11:00 Nawi 9:10 Nawa and Showcase M l 8-9888 Bfis. Abbott Eleetod Sandra Jean Schofield, 17- and Asbestos Workers tat toe area 11:16 Sporu Final 13:16 SignofI Auoeiation yesterday at Manches­ walked out Main Issue there: The Mae Green, RockvOIe. She haa two brothera, Scott, S, and Wayne, National Fire ...... 125 135 Mis . Dorothy Abbott waa unani­ ter Motora showroom on W. Cen­ month-old daughter of Mr. and BEFORE YOU SIGN Former Cheney Mill, union wants toe business agent to 2: and four alBtexa, Sharon. 10%, Debra, 8%, Lynda, 8, and Nan Phoenix F ire ...... 94 88 m ous elected to a S-year term ter St. in one of toe group's largest Mm. Leslie Schofield o f 52 Village CAP Drill Team Marie, 5. Hjrtford Ro.id on the Regional District 8 Board ha'VB right to Inspect job speclfica • • • • • Life oD« tsiBWinlty Ira Oos. exhibitions. St., is hi good condition today at tlons on projects. Aetna Caaualty . . . .128 136 .ind Pine Sf. of Education. No other names Fimt prize wlnnera in each cate Wins State Trophy Peteraea, Dan Peter, aon of Mr. and Mm. Jan Peteraon, 2»d wem placed In nomination for the Manchester *Memorial Hoepltal It la eatimated that approxi­ Astna U f s ...... 110 114 M.inchi’ifcr, Conn gory will be displayed in a front mately half the hod carriem are ANY FUEL OIL C O N TR A C T- Spruce St. He waa bom May 1 at Manchaeter Mwnorlal Hoapi- HEAR! HERE! DspeudablD seat which 'wHl be racated by Conn General (New) 209 219 FREE PARKING window at Watkins Bros, atom for after undergoing surgery last The Manchester Cadet Squadron now working rat other jobs (in­ tal. Hia maternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mra. Russell Saun­ riftd. Steam Boiler Board C9ialrman CUfton B. Horae, a week beginning later this werif. 106 110 P.irccl Pickup fo night for injuries sustained in an of Civil Air Patrol waa judged toe cluding toe Constitution Plaza) ders, 120« Branford St. Hia paternal grandparenta are Mr. aiid Travelers ...... 121% 125% after eta yean of service on the - Fimt prim winne s were as fol­ Mm. Harold Peterson, 480 Taylor St. RON COCHRAN llstd Rsfrigtraton Your Cjr! board. auto mishap. best drill team in Connecticut in where contractor - international • • « • • , Pnblle DtUtlss lows: “April Shower” by Mm. union agreements hold. These are Overhanled and Teated Maxwell Hutchinson Br. 'was re­ Jeanette ^cb, 160 Avery St., oil*; The little girl suffered bruises state competition yesterday at toe Cohn. LJght A Power 28 30 WITH PEOPLE IN THE NEWS and scrapes yesterday afternoon to ke distinguished frran local or Adangy, Walter John, son o f Mr. and Mm. Bdward S. Adamy, Hftd. Electric Light 66% elected as buHdlng taepector, de­ “Summer House" by Mm. Rita Hartford Armory. 115 Maple St. He waa bom April 18 at Maneheater Memorial 69% L__ feating ^e rally other candidate, when she was hit by a car as it area agreements here. One union Hertford Gsa Co. .. 53% 56% Betko, 51 Horton St., w^ter color; The 12-member squadron, led by spokesman said that nearly toe CHECK WITH HospltaL Hia maternal grandfather la Max Lautenbaeh, 115 Southern New Bngiend i Archie Flamer, by a 'voice 'vote, “Vivian" by Mra. Vildan Lesper- was backed to a gas pump at a full membership might be working Maple S t Hia paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mm. Jonn 74-49. Union St. service station. Cadet Capt. Timothy Beckwith, de­ Telephone ...... 52 55 Potterton's ance, 47 ^ttista Rd., a portrait feated two other Connecticut on road construction jobs If toe Adamy, 45 Goodwin S t He has a brother. Edward Jr.., 4; and a IN PERSON’ S|welatt Taemay aei wmitMlay Oily! The town unanlxouely approved In oils of ber .granddaughter, Viv­ IRO Center S t—Cor. of Chnrch She waa taken to Roolovllle City teams for toe .CoL Shutter trophy strike lasts many more weeks. sister. Sharon. 11. Maaiifaetiinag Oompanlee an additional item o f $10,000 for ian Sadda of 21 St. John St., a sec­ Hospital, but transferred to Man­ • • • • • Arrow, Hart, Heg. . 57% 61% ond grade pupil at Verplanck In toe annual drill competition, COOPERATIVE Asaociated Spring .1 4 town aid roads, which Yepmana eX' chester shortly thereafter. . sponsored by toe Connecticut — Sr**** daughter of Mr. and Mm. Bdward Bride. 16 WINF Radio 1231, M 0N.-FRI„ plained, is "due to the large School; and "Misty Morning” by Oliver Robert A. Andre, 80, of 378 WIndaor St She waa bora April 21 at Hartford Hospital. Bristol Brass ___ . 9% 11 COLONIAL MASTER Mrs. Eleanor F. Vibbert, 4 Fred­ V/ing of Civil Air Patrol. Ihinham Bush . t 5 amount of 'work done during the 2 High' Ridge Rd., Ellington, told grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kehot, 6 past year." For the past several erick Rd., a pastel. police he did not see toe girl and This is Manchester’s fimt win Police Arrests We^ersfield. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mm. Em-Hart ...... 84 89 mUTARY WHIST since toe competition began In THOUSANDS OF MANCHESTER Fhfnlr Bearing ...... 53 5 7 ' years, the to'wn aid work has been Wlnnera of toe popular vote by did not know he hit her until he Midiael Bride, Bristol. She has two brothers, Tom, 5, and SLICED (Thin) estimated at $25,000. ballot among idsltors to toe ex­ heard a noise. Andre had driven 1953. That year, however, a com­ James. 8; and two aistem, Karen, 3, and Linda, 13. Landem Frary Clarkk 20% 22% OP MANCHESTER bined Hartford and Manchester Lyndon S. Martyn, 60, o f West FAMIUeS ARE NOW N. B. M achine...... 20% 20% 23% am SETRAGK The town S o authorized the hibit were an oil painting, “Sari,” into toe service - station and was Suffield, -was charged Saturday HETOHER MASS GO. by Mra. Liz Humphries, and a pas­ backing to a pump. team won the trophy. Bridge, Joseph Dwayne, son of Mr. and Mm. Joseph Bridge, North and Judd ..... 13% 15% giponsored by town treasurer and Board of The Manchester squadron will evening with dri-vlng toe wrong Stanley Works...... 16% 18% St. Brtdget'e Rosary Society Selectmen to borrow an amount tel by Mm. Vibbert. Police said toe girl had strayed way on a one-way street, suid was St.J^kville. He was bom April 30 at Rockville Oty . 16% Place wlnnera In each categpry represent Connecticut in toe Hospital, ms maUmal grandparenU am Mr. -and Mrs. Arv:!l Terry Steam Boiler . 32 35 C O O K E D H A M not to exceed $15,000 in anticipa­ from her father who was search­ Northeast regional drill competi summoned to appear in Circuit Veeder.Root ...... 54% o o b m u I d d b a n ^ ^ tion of tues. Yeomans stated that were as follows: Mrs. Myrtle Cm ! ing for her when toe accident Court in Manchester on May 22. Genw, Bowlngham, Maine. Hia paUmal grandparenU are Mr. . 54% 58% WEONBDAY. MAY 10 (•OILED HAM STYU) son, second; Mra. Marge Tomlin' tion at Hanscomb Field, Bedford, and Mm. Joseph Bridge, Rockville. The above quouuons am not to P this has not been necessary in re­ occurred. Mass., June 2, with teams from Police said ho went toe wrong 8 P J «. son, third, and H. W. Hamlin, hon­ S A V I N G » LARUER 9UARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! cent yearn, but could not be avoid­ The accident is still under In­ way on Depot Sq. be construed ea actual onukata. orable mention, in oils; Mrs. Bet­ New England, New York, New PLENTY OF FBONT AND BEAR PARKlNOt ed this year due to ever-increasing vestigation. Jersey, and Delaware. ' -ui o f Mrr and Mm. Charles K of C H A U costs. ko, second, Mrs. Vibbert, third, and inckarson. 76 Grove St, Rockville. He was bora April 22 at Client** Security Group I Mrs. Carlson, fourth, "Water color; Early Sunday Bronislaw Kowal- The winner of toe northeast 120-Year Life Possible Rock^e_Caty Hospital His maternal grandmother is Mrs. REFRESHMl^l^ The meeting'was moderated by ezyk, 33, of 83 Spring St., was ar *5 0 AUTO GLASS INSTAUED Nathan Gatohell. It concluded at Mm. Arline Sheehan, second and competition will take part in na- Y E A R L Y ®*o*Jj* Ptyebuig, Maine. His paternal grandmother is HarUord, May 8 (/P>—Richard H. third, portraits in any media; Mm. rested ^ter an accident on Ver­ tioncCI finals at toe Air Force Chicago—A 120-year normal life Era hnckemon, Boston, Maas. He has a brother. Peter, DONATION gldO 0:15 p.m., much earlier than had Carlson, second, and Mra. Hum­ non Ave‘. and charged with driving Academy in Colorado for two expectancy by toe year 2000 Is ON THEIR HEATING BILL 2%; and three sisters, Carol, 10. Holly. 9, and Robin. 7. Bowerman of New Haven has GLASS FURNITURE TOPS been expected since many anti­ been named chairman of the com­ lb. phries, third, pastels. while under toe influence of liquor weeks this summer. within the realm of posaibility, cipated a lengthy discussion of mittee to admlnUter the SUte Bar Awards presented to fimt place or drugs. Police said Kowaiczyk The Manchester squadron meets toe American MediceJ Aesociatlon , Harvey,^ of Mr. and Mm. Harvey Oeve- MIRRORS. (Fireplofc cud Door) budget items. was driving south and hit toe cor­ weekly at toe VFW Post Home Journfd reports. It urges that a AshocUtion’s CUenU Security Town Interest will now swing winners Included a master set of land. 104 West St, Rockville. He waa bora April 27 at Manches- Fund^The fund was eaUbliahed KANGl oil paints by M. Grumbacher Inc. ner of the railroad underpass. Members practiced for the state start be made now to study toe ter Mjpprial H ^ ta l HU maUrnal grandpamnU am Mr. and PICTURE FRAMING (olry^M ) ' STATE OF MAINe—eeWINEWHfie ROCK to the election of town officers The car overturned. competition for 2% months, with problems such- a long life would laat Cctober to mimburse clienU May 15. for toe jury choice of beet in oil Mm. Roscoe Hofanes, West Charieoton. V t HU paternal rrand- who have buffered loaaes from a paintings; a set of br^tle brushes He and two passengers wc drill about four hours a week. pose. W H Y parenU am Mr. and Mm. Evemtt aeveland, Rockville. WINDOW ond PLATE GLASS l UEL OIL Tinvn Booklet Readied ■ • • m m lawyer’s mUuM of money. Othera The Democratic To'wn Commit by toe Delta Mfg. Corp. for best named Saturday to the committee water color; a gift from toe Sher- « , ^?*“ *’ ^* lAnU, aon o f Mr. and Mm. John R. Gosney. 5 . OOMTBAOTOBS: WE HAVE IN STOCK GASOLINl tee has 'written an informational wem Attorneys L. Stewart Bohan, 3 booklet, titled,” Andover- A Nut win Williams store for best por­ S*!* *** 30 Manchester Memo- Meriden, secretary; Jonathan F. LEBBEo C h i c k e n s trait: a gift by Jbhnson’s P’aint Co. ^ H o ^ ^ ^ maternal grandparenU am Mr. and Mm. Harry ElU, Wlnated; Hiomaa W. Flood, MEDICINE CARINETS ond SHOWER D06RS FOR BROlUNG meg In a Nutshell,” which mem' for best in any media; a choice of D O N ’T Hummel Cleatdeld. Pa. HU paternal grandparenU am Mr. and Middletown; Leo V. Gaffney, New hem will distribute to each res­ OPEN SATimpAyS—OPEN IHOKSDAT EVKNINOS IFORRARteCUB I idence on Saturday and Sunday. framing services by Albert NaC- V i?/ Vernon. He has a Urother, Mark Alan, 14% Montlis* , ^ Britain; Edward G. McKay, Nor­ BANTLY OIL kowski of toe McmcheBter Fram­ wich; AJrin W. Peck, Bridgeport; B8TDIATB8 OLADLT OIVEN / The 8-page photo-offset booklet has ing Co. for a;iy media, and a gift LAST WEEK end Peul .Volpe, RartforiL tb been prepared" as a public service. from toe Scandinavian Craft Shop ■M , I SOUTHERN It will include a historical II. * * ” •**« twin sons of Mr. and Mm. WU- for toe best in show by popular YOU? iiM 16 ProfrcM Atc., RockvUlt. They were born Aurtl X sketch, and sections on elections, 33 nt Manchester Memorial Hospital. Their maternal grahdpar- TCL WItci:. II V-459S FRIED vote.. 3 5 voting Information, town govern' Judges were Mrs. Cynthia Snow, enU are Mr. and Mra. Melvin Steinkamp. Lakeland. FU Their I ment, social organizations, an an' Mrs. Glenn Cornish and Reginald patera^ grandparenU am Dr. and Mm. FrancU Cannon. Smith ROCKVILLE TR 6-3271 nual calendar, remainders and a Lant^ter, Mass. They have a brother. Timothy William. 20 CHICKEN OF THEI E SEAS E A J H Baker. months. Jomword by the town committee. * • • • Mm. Vernon Losee, publicity SPELLMAN IN HOSPITAL To celebrate it’s Here's All You SOLID PACK chairman, said an envelope re Vm Wagner. Claudette LncUle. daughter of Mr. and Mm W H ITE M EAT questing a donation of one dollar New York, May 8 (fl’)—Francis 'VlUon, UUter County. N. Y. She was bora 3 will be placed in each booklet Cardinal Spellman is in toe Colum­ Tl)N A » - * l i bia Presbyterian Medical Center’s 130th Year April 18 at BenedlcUne Hospital, Kingston, N. Y. Her materr.aj given out at a Democratic Tiome, Have To Do: grandpyenU am Mr. and Mm. Elmo Genovese, 17 Deming St NORTH END NEWS I Eye Institute for treatment of an Her M t e i^ p vd p a m n U am James Van Wagner and Mm. Mai*- ■ "S"STAFF* TA 100% PURE to 'defray expenses of publication eye condition. Jorie Rockwril. both of New York. Her maternal great-grand- n i f I h r However, other residents who wish The hospital' said toe Roman p w n u am Mrs. Angela Genovese. Compton. Calif., and Mr. and ■ INST:INSTANT _ to make a donation may mall It to Catholic New York archbishop en­ as America’s Leading Mm. I^cas Spieker, East Hartford. Her paternal grrat-grand- Democratic town committee treas' tered toe hospital Saturday. ’Ihern *Just rdopliona us yaur order for pamnU are M r and Mra. W. Van Wagner. UUter County, N.Y. ( rarl. i i llai icI 6 - e i . umr, Donald McGrath, Old State waa no indication of the nature of Rd. toe. eye ^ment but toe condition Silversmiths 200 goBoM or more of fuel oil to JAR Bulletin Board was not considered serious. T ‘‘‘“Shter of Mr. and Mm Raymond l e 69 The Boy Scout Troop 124 will be delivered the following day. Our boat> wiahea for a o f f e e V Windsor. She was bora meet in the Fimt Oongmgatlonal April 24 at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. apeody rtedyery go to John Pay driver at time of ckHivery or BURRY’S Church from 7 to 9 tonight: Howard, local biuineasman, IS-OZ.— The PTSA' of RHAM High GORHAM poy somo day ot our office, 315 who la recupomting at Man- AMANDEL COOKIES PKO. School will meet at 8 p.m. In He­ For Honost cheater Memorial HoapltaL YOUR CHOICE bron. Economical Repairs on B n ^ Street, opposite P. O . Good luck, John. or S C O O TM PIES The library will be open from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pjn. tomorrow. Radio, TV, Storoo, OFFERS B r m h . Mother’a Diqr! The ona New books am now available Phonographs, time a year when the "LitUo whldi wem borrowed from amk 11' Woman” officially gate rec­ brariea to .a recent "swap Applioncos ognition. What to get her on slon.” CHANTILLY her day? Well, let Keith’a I P R O D U C E PoW <»ii*f6n^s Vfuiety aotve your problmn Maneheater Evening Herald An­ Phone liD 9-4537 for you. Our friendly cleilu dover oorrespondesit, CSndy Ffan' THE WORLD’S MOST FAMOUS WHY SAVE STAMPS I FANCY NEW (SOLID GREEN HEADS ' ^ ISO Center St.—^ r . of Church win be happy to ehow you atletal, trtephone Fllgrlin 2-8856. aome of the flneat, tnexpeh- STERLING DESIGN your car eive gifts found' anywhere, be it: Orchid coreagea (ao you ccNi build a MG 14x2Gff. gorago real, you can almost emell { c a b b a g e ‘ 9 ' WHEN YOU CAN SAVE DOLLARS? them); Jewel^ (stunning necklaces especially); Choco- at a for gs HfUo 08 per memh latea (Candy Cupboard, I F H U f, r e d , R IPE MANCHESTER Consider thif: How mueh is a bookiof stompe SchraffU, etc.): Hosiery worth? How monyfuel oil doKyoriet do yw (dark or light seams, atmteh. FUEL OIL on Glnmioy's tosy paymnnt pim aeamleaa) or Any number o f UBLIC MARKE % hove to get to fill a book? Gifts (wall ptaques, plant­ 803 - 805 MAIN STREET ers and khlck-knaeks). Hie I T O M A T O E S Now. on unprscsdsntsd op­ Cars cost big money. Let yours stand See Glenney’g garage plans. Select "5 A 10 o f the North End” SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY and W EDNW AY portunity to own famous out in the weather aifd it will fast lose la at yoqr service. 25 one that fits your needs. You’ll get Chantilly at wonderful anni- On Each Fuel Oil its luster. For as little as $9.95 a a set of working plans:and instruc­ versaty savings. Remember the dates, May L 2 cello packs 2 5 ’’ 1 lb. of our freshly sliced tender GaUon* month you can build -a garage that tions on how to build it yourself. Or, 25, 28 and 27 at which thne Look of thoto osamplos of 14‘ Delivery from Cooperative will provide protection for your car Qlenney’s will build it for you . .. at the Manchester Little The- BABY BEEF LIVER Reg. 69c who) you save. s a v i n g ! and storage space for garden tools, a low, low pricfrr-which you can pay atra will praaent “The Time garden furniture, bikes. of the Cuckoo,” a comedy by and 1 lb. of our own Peer ^ sss pi t s sstHeg on easy, no-money-down terns. • Arthur Laumnts at the ^ w . 2 4 -HOUR YOU SAVE $3.00 or MORE EHLERS SPICES NO'*' $21.00 Phone MI 9-5253, TR 6-6213 or JA 2 era School, Follow the crowd thru May 13th! 1-6326 for further details. No obligation. for an evening of fine en- EHLERS . Freshly Sliced SUGAR •Soeolmifr 828A0 BURNER SERVICE YOU SAVE IN DOLLARS AND CENTS THE No salesman will call. tertalnnleht. Cseqilste 32 piste A Cooperative Service Contract EQUIVALENT OF A W HOU BOOK ALL SPICE CURED BACON-Reg. 69c aasores yon of trouble-free heat­ TIU' FUnUtonee have ar- Os. 29c (Reamlar $1.38 For Both Items) All Pieces — Any Amouht OFSTAMPS. rivedT at Keith’s VKriety In M iJ c ir a ing at all times. Call tu for fan Opuu 7:30 o jn , Jpi S the form of coloring books, $ 168.00 detaOs! cut-outa and paper dolls. The ANISE SEEDS tspsfeify 8224A0 G et on tho CooporuHvo bondwogom fbilay! childmn wilt euro enjoy Fred I'/i Os. 19c ’ $ j j . 0 0 «rt. Tea Ik ^ and Wilma Fllntetone In EHLERS their prehistoric wardrobes . ^ . that am truly a sight CELERY FUKES Theyra a hit selling teat so RHijaRia hurry and get youra, • • • MARTIN ROSOL'S COOPEkATIVE OIL CO. 8?6 NORTH MAIN STREEY-PHONB BH 9-S25S i BRANCH '-KLUNOION BKANOH . "Hate O ff’ to the Highway CINNAMON Department fbr\]he heart- 315 Broad St^-OppoMte P.O. Bub Stattoik-Oidl MI M740 A iiy ^ C U M N T a n n u a l d iv id e n d 3V4% GS Wam'Baad. Rwto M m o m DEWEY-RICHMAN JA RASSf TWamit f4ili , Dotufday 7:30 o4n» fo lifUhg Sight o f the wonm an on Woodbridge Street Anan GINGER VEAL LOAF • • Y O | l CAN ALWAYBSAVlWIlHCOONiMWr COMPLira HOMI H IM I^ to that! MAJNCHEiiTlfiK EVlJiNlNG MEKALD, MAMUHEStER, CONN, MO IIANCHSS11E!R EVENING HE»ALD;‘ ^ C H E S T E fti CONN^ MONDAY, MAY 8. 1961

ood Jounsy o f’^.U n d hsww i M W n S n n H H r to MatoR t^tintly to what ha had for votint ta fiidanl \ Bolton g e in g t o m ate hads bseosna b so sb - to say, an ^ame from oor realisa­ llF.Se to R e m ain hrael Pledges Safe Conduct |K$nneil[y IftOCMCHk ------■ , ■ aaiy torlrim . te haA basR^fNnml- tion that ha htanadt hi Just tha 4* BUnlBfttft SttftWQr tftftts M ft Truce Group May Spur ,lag lacagnlto. kind at M end wa deaertbed. and nquInoHiit for vattag. Notii 'whsa. Xmmtr appotnlnd CSaric In West Berlin ZENITH’S|NEW| m d And now Saentey Itorii is off tharafora the very best and moat oad OsBor t e oaM tb8 poipoas was F ir tp a ’a wabsh St. George’s to Build New Church tap U » NATO mostthA in Norway. vahwhla kind of friend. to Ifora oompreheaaiTo lomsiatt rspahr shte 88 IM Ifo ia ^ (Ooatoiaed from Pago One) Laotian Armistice Talk EXTENDED RANGE Tha strange Imjnsssloa ws get JhniaaleiB. Xsraal, M ay 8 —f bMught fo r dlatnfsettoa b o fo n raady for fonodueSoa aa aooa - wOl albaa for . i|te S t Qeerge'a I^lacopal Chureh, taknSmWtoMa i toAsa aanaanf*l i ■■Is ■ ■ atofosi.”-*-*-*— — \ \ 1|Anti-Bias Liws Oongraai ooavsaad la Stmarr. B e (Ooatoined from Pags^ HIGH FIDELITY sui we Jot down thtoa travel notes UiraoU prosecuto r OMeon Hawnor ofiOottva , #U1 soon begin eonatruo- ■ntand a t __ much as pnUes ever did. two fotnte^ Naal 88 BBto Guard^ most otbora Of her group “d to ^ Slaoa taktos efOea, howawr, warti aattt - ^ ■ radgWag; Soviet militancy can be eiq>ect- ment-coptrolled territory. I eamatmmr Omta: «■ tion of A new permanent building. ed to increase all around the p#r- What is irtin more dltocacecting offloeni to cam* fo Itrael to tesQ^ peand and wa aSvor saw ttek 8toM V8ttla K o m a d r te a aot eaOad oa O w - ■aopmlag ddfo te «a- The government sent a brigadier ■^UVINaaoilND" I •aff 'fora ao again." - ' gnaa for oiv^ rights msasurss The Rev.VDonald W. Greene, vic­ la that he aesraa to be tmvMtng osi on behalf o f A d o lf Elchmann. on aoBBoed a t a r Of toe miasioa etoUont o f toe Iphety of toe western world. general to Hln Heup, 99 miles MfAaiaaAIM | saaomaHst BDBSCKlFnOM RATIS oa wlllck'jMitliaRi northani weauK' the aame d rea ry. foidlahneaB, par- trial for orimoa against the Jaw- “In tba labor camp, womsa wars f t e iin l tochploal anASaanefol Ploceae o f Connecttcat announced Krushchev may seek to throw north of Vientiane, to make the P«a>Ull» ia Tim e le t e ecleew Ish people. foroed to puidi whaWemiwe ftill| DeawbritoTMe sternly i^ t-h u t r^yotai the western world off ba^ce petuatlng the same silly illuaiosia, 6: 19. l A "L o oMbitlaoa woifld ba tfooi^-aadir rity to loclauttaa u 'At woiehip yerierday that a capital concession and counterproposal The prosecutor aaid he te i of atona and wa wore always aaat building fimd campaign is 4n the coming forward with a few con­ honoring the same policy anachro- carefully then how you walk, not out to tho middio tlla alpM. tte MU to iaantripatiiiK aotool o th srfh ciliatory gestures. yMterday. But when he learned authorihad to g iv e a pledge o f Im* at dMlMa. PravMsA Also wooUt ha first stages of planning. The earn- nisma. Jn South S a it Asia, ha aa unwise men but ea wUe, mak muirity from arrest to formor 8S Somo p a o ^ w o n punltead bgrj ^ » r k and C d lar aaid In a state!- Rusk wants fuller conalutation that only a rebel major wbuld QUINN'S ittg the moet of tho timA beeauae aaadb:for ooiart iiifteaaaMak la aign for three-year pledges will be between the 15 members of NATO. meet his party, the general and found that the SBATO tiger was pol. Walter Huppenkothen and having c(dd water pourad oa thaai j completed by June 19. 878 m a i n S T v '.' the days era avU.’* mmer M bJ.-W illi^ HoetU. in freeatoir tomperatnros." 0888 arifool bfiajtoi violatad tte da- "W a win do our utmost to push A s te examine, he spoke with great ms entourage flew back to Vienti­ unable to make up Its mind what tte.iwippaad OB th*m by fte lapls- for proatq^ haortaga and favorahla r It is sxpected the building fund ane. PHARMACY Phone B0 3<418f * H » ______. We often hear tha pbraaa, “time Re skid althmigh bolh'"ootod be SChmotT Hotowlto teaUfled ttetj candor about Laos, South V iet Nam kind of rbar it wanted to make ia money,” and we know it has a f o j y ta to Doth houaea qa the will raise a minimum o f . |20,000, and Cuba—isll areas where the The rebels then accused the ran li aaoluatTalr chargM nndier Israeli law aa for­ S8 rota sot fire to a glwtto la tte although toe Rev. Mr. Greene to- m t of rajpubUcatton « over Laos. In Turkeyi he appar­ value that ia hard to dotormlne. mer members of a criudnal or­ Naat-oeeupiad tlkntha after tte{ AaadMr of tte Oaifc-CWIar hOla Communist Woe is prefsing the government of failing to send a j etaJ ftw) to I* WpaH au te tha O vfl rights Oobh ■eed hope that a geal of |80,- West, . * otharvtM- credttad In tbu paper ently brought the confuatiig pos­ We should waste none of the mo­ ganization larian authorities have Jews failed to coma odt Tbsy aaid Koonody alraady has dejegaUon to Na Mone. The gov- a panaaaoat fadaral itea, by oxacutlva ordor^ " a anm- Sm can«be reached. This would The American Secretary said the ^m ent in turn accused the pro- airo tba local newa papMsbad bera. sibility that an American general ments God gives. It is wise to no record tost the two committed “In tha SS commander '^ ta al repabUeatiaa of apadal budget our aUotment of this fleet sued anf order that wa were a iH w y ,wtta------atfoBgtteaad------fiaet- bar Of fa r raarhinf atoOB to an>- m a ^ a grant recently allocated bappings in those places were not Communlst Pathet Lao and their hcraia ara alao raaanred. might be provided to command an Crimea agatoat the Jewish people. tedtog poNtia. Tha eoauateiOB la to St George’s by the diocese to tog commodity so that we have Haueher’e announcement came lowed to set up a haaplM" tej mota etvU rights, parthailarty In isolated incidents but part of a ally Prince Souvanna Phouma of rail aanlea elteot of N. B.- A. Barr- alhances^ United States Its^ daa to saplra Stet t. tte fbrid of aqnal J A opportunity fa s t erect a permanent building. coordinated Soviet testing of west­ dragging their feqt. time to worship, time to read Hie Immediately after the SOth seosion said. “But nobody waalad to Other bins would; The parish, founded in Septem­ 0*. Inc. haa never Joined. And in Norway, Word, time to pray and time to ter this hoqpital boc^aa thayl ia govonnawt omidayaHat and in drag aaeda aag ern intentions and a probing for Patoet Lao also rejected ftbU^ara Rapraaaatadvaa: Tba of Elchmaim's trial was opened by I. Bmpower fte aftaca8F S «- ber 1998, has besn worshiping in a ^ J{nltaa ilatbawa iSpatM AmKT — Naar advance His Kingdom. This lira is thought tUs was a trick. government contract work.’’ lag your Charge Vjfia aamitt. weak spots. He predicted Ullg sort King Savang Vathana’s call for it win apparently be his mission to presiding Judge Mnoha Landau, tral to hriag ctvn taJuBettew aaMa temfrarai^ chureh atrueture since of thing would continue. jO Tb Chleam. (^tcaao Datroit aiM^Bpa a pieparatlon for life to come and ^ e proaecutor, vriio is foraeTa at­ “Some SO wofaea oad two ddl-j Bxontfor amovoto aatoadtoe political talks in Luang Prabang -^ E R AUDIT BUREAU or revive, for the umpteenth time, la tha fo d ^ eoorta to jpravoat Ufo of the cM l rights rammhmhm, Get Sept. 20. 1999 when ton buUdlng Ruak alao reviewed the prospects the royal capital. ^^braCTrSk'ATIUN8. we never know how much, more o f torney general, has said that eight dren wore the oajy ones to tte tte denial of aay clvfl r ^ oa was dedicated by BitoOp Walter that aama N A TO which haa never it we have. Let’s make 'the moat hospital. Oao day, the Garinaasl toa gwimal atooetmtiaa In . Ooti-< for the deadlocked 3-power nuclear A rebel spokesman aaid any other witnesses deUred defenee sro u d a aC n o a, color or crood. grans is that aay 'rool scrap over Im m edla^ H. Gray. The church property on test ban negotiations in Geneva. Tba HaiaM PriaMBB Campany, lbe.< progressed beyond a perpetual o f it. counsel Robert Servatius would bo came sad ordered all of them to| coalition formed at liuang Pra­ M fbianrtal raapoMibUity lor Tha attornar gteand aew haa aa- ct^ rights legWatioB will m de- D elivery R t 44A also includes a Cape Cod Russia’s demand for a 8-man con- Mca] errera appaarfaip In ao- need for revival. In his travela, at Lord, teach us to number our arreeted as war Crimea suspects if got out. Guest Spedher bang would be no different from _ aeota and otber rwMlIna aiattar toorltgr to fils onrii wilta oaly to fonred unto next year. house next to too church. That'was trw board to replace a neutral ad­ the present Vientiane government least—one doec hope toere is tome days. Amen. they reariMd IsraaL ‘T saw with my own eyes that if^fcdh Miootftiift, ’i " ' purchased to provide living quar­ ministrator dims not only the The Rev. H. G. ‘Purkhtser o f Tba MaiKbaatar Baaolnii BaraML Submitted by prsw it duilal od votlag rights. of headed by Prem ier Boun Oum. A H oettl is BOW a apointment o f a resi­ Rusk said. He promts^ ■ that and Canada. must be maintained and atrength For Zone Change But Hoettl told a reporter in America would consult fully with The public 1s Invited. separate delegations to Geneva if death. M y aon was amosig these dent priest in June, the house w ill they cannot form a coalition at Mondagr, M dy S sned; nobody admits they are Vienna he will not testify at the people." no Icmger be a'vallable for. parish its NATO Allies on the whole field ReVl'val services will be conduct­ Na Mone.’ The Tow n Planning Cbmmission trial—at least not now. “I have e u e le e t U U A ra Yod SaMsSed W ith ' use, craating a space problem. of disarmament. ed 4t the church Wednesday i - merely costly and Ume-consumlag Horowitx said another day he Your OtfaMag'Water (Secretary o f State Dean Ruak, Illusions. (TPO will hear three requests for said all I know about Ehcbmann had been - working outside the When the penhaM nt church In addition to urging fuller, ear­ through Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Law In llw Oonta seme changes tonight at 8 at a at the Nuernberg trials and it's in ly consultation among the NATO at the regular services Sunday. French Foreign Minister Maurice ghetto for the gestapo as a toilir. building la completed, toe present Couve de Mvndne, and British ](' One of the toicMtaMal Mta o f In- Ute hearing at the Municipal the archives," HoetU added. “When I got Icck to tho ghetto, structure will be used as a parish members, Rusk at the current eidlhg. meeting will also nrge a buildup Foreign Secretary Lord Home con­ ^Ui Cbngo In Even Worse Ttaui Faihire? K The days first witness, Mrs. the sight was terrible," he oon- hail. ■ tary means" would be used if nec­ Illation about the the Two requests submitted by tha Leonore Neumann, Aiutrian-born, of NATO’s conventional military ferred last night In Oslo, Norway, 2 pills - He a night ASay^i sews la to the effect that Unuad. "Blood was flow in g in too The parish will act next Sunday essary to safeguard these Allied discussing the policies on Laos If any of those Waahingtim TPC Itself, would chaiWe, from testified about toe deportaUon of Btroet. ChUdren lay dead. I saw on a resolution to reque^ Bishop forces so it can answer small fire rights. {|kim are no kaenm ludva* ttiara Rooidence Zone A to lUiddence Viennese Jews to Latvia early In alarms with something besidfo an they w ill puraue at Geneva. There moaners over the failure of flie friends hanging in their honlea by Gray to appoint E d w a id ^ . John­ The spokesman tersely answer­ was no word of what they d^cld- only one lawyer. Zone B, 11 parcels of land running 1942. all-out nuclear response. Nuclear Cuban adysnture are deqiwmtei (or towels. ApparenUy they had son of New Haven tQ^Mome vicar weapons meanwhile would be kept ed: “ Yes." j That dearth of talent for benefa along K. Center St. between Walk­ "The Journey took six days from hanged themselves. of toe. mission, fohnson will be Cood.^ la d in g - 4c comfort vto can offer them on* er, Goodwill and Parker Sts. Vienna to lUgB," she aaid. "W e at the ready. f land bar la not likely, hawwer ,to “Seven weeks later, all the graduated fron^lJerkeley Divinity If the Russlarji sign With East oonsolation. They can peihapa be The requests for tone change, if had no water, no food. The coaches School on Jupe 3, and will be or­ ^tietmct the course of Jungle Jus- granted, would allow construction craftsmen were taken out to the .Germany, Rusk went on, the Unit­ thankful the adventure wasn’t a of our freight train were sealed cemetery and ordered to lie down. dained as a deacon o f the Episcopal of a ^posed office building of and we could not leave toera. It ed States and presumably the TAKE YOUR CHOICE Tho first five were shot to death Church on June 10. other Allies would continue to pre­ The Central Government tn the Atty. fVancis Shea at 351 E. Can* was very cold ludd we chipped appointed to the post, St. George’s mission of the Episcopal DIoccm of CormecUcut will Whatavsr embanasnnent, what­ ;tar St. The pnqper^ consists of and I escaped between too graves. serve their rights of access to iso­ vongo fa ^ difficnIUes almaet aa some ice off the windows to have and his wife ara expected use this temporary church structure as a parish hall when a per­ Would you rather gamble lie a night that ever loss of prestige, whatever two parcels o f hmd owned by the w ater." They searched for me everywhere. manent building is completed. This building erected during toe lated Berlin so that the positions Bwthersonie when it faced the I threw myself over the fence and into the rectory shortly of the American, British and you’ll sleep . . . or invest less than 4c a night criticism we may be suffering in Christopher Glenncy estate. In R ig vtte Aiutrian Jews were ordination. He will assist summer of 1959 is one of several experimental buildings of its Jjnoblenn'of obtaining poeaeesion of A third request, from Delons hid in' a nora-Jewiah cem eteiy un­ French garrisohs in that divided for the deep,' refreshing sleep that naton the world today are as nothing to held In im overcrowded ghetto, W heaever rodpea eaU fo r ooek- with toe 10 am. Inornlng worship type being used In the diocese to: accommodate suburban popula­ Trotter, is for a change from Rtoi- she' continued. til It was dark." tion growth, 'nie steel girder building is constructed to allw city could be maintained. The meant you to have? body of the man It wants to what we would be taking if the lag with water, tqr pun spsfag at St. George’s next Sunday. dence Zona B to Bniirnsas Zone 8, ■‘T was aosigned to a disinfect­ dismantling and removal to another site with only the loss of the N A TO RK>k«sman was asked if $ry wtthout judges or lawyers. Cuban operation bad gone a UtUe water. YouTl find it briaga.aat Ruak said or implied that “miU- property on the south side of ing unU. Our Jew ito brethren KEPJNTEDY NAM ES TW O concrete slab it rests on and the heating ducts in the slab. If you really want to save money^ you'll drop ^ It solved this problem Invite toe natural goodaeas at foods. (Herald photo by Ofiara). better. Wadsworth St, nmidiig oast of were forced to undraaa before, they into Watkins Sleep Shop and see . . . actually P f the men. President'Trtiombe Main St. It adds aototag to chaoge aata- Washington. May 8 (8>) — Two Today our enetnlea are gloating were shot and their clothing was ral Savor, beoMiae It la pore. try . . . famous Holman-Baker bench-made the eeceealqolst Katanga Prov- Liggatt Spteial Connecticut residents — actor Tul £ a little, but at least we are not a t but they are still our allies.- Today to serve on toe American Food for Members should make reserva­ ^on would carry with it a guaran Goba's Flowers naturally. Complete outfits, <»8t less than the neutnUa have begun to doidit Peace CouncU. Kennedy Said Sat­ Anderson Shea Auxiliary, VFW, tions this evening by calling any Can PAUL BUfifETNER ^ o f aafO conduct Oeice Ptesi- urday the purpose of the council to a night bas^ on the many years of de­ us again, but they are wUling to w ill celebrate its 30th anniversary of the committee members yin (Foiiaerty with Peatotad’s) ^ent Tbhombe had placed himself give us too benefit of the doidit is to provide leadership for the charge. They are Mrs. Mary E./Le- lightful rest they’ll provide. Wdthln reach of the ioldien of the United States’ Food for Peace Pro­ tomorrow at a potluck at 6:30 p.m. Duc, Mrs. HWen Erickson, Miss im BURNSIDE AVE. Today toe other countries of Lattn EAST HARTFORD Iglentral Government however, he Gnaraatsod gram and toe Freedom from Hun­ at the ,VFW Home. . ’ Adeline Hoff, Mrs. Edith Mason, BAGLIN INSURANjGE AGENCY Come in tomorrow. Begin to sle^ normally. America are uneasy, but neither T d G ive Tou ger Cunpalgn. Of the Food and Guests will include the auxili­ Deliveries Dally to Maaoheota ' ROUTE 44A. BOLTOK CONN. SemBtMmecir being detained. This Mrs. Harriet Olsaver, Mra Muriel thslr diplomacy nor their Jiopala- A V eiy Agriculture Organization of the ary’s charter members, VFW Post Auden, Mrs. Florence plltt, and JA 8-5009 or M l 8-9478 P . O. BOX 388. M ANfJHESTEB, O O N N .^T E L. H I 9-9818 wns,^at first supposedly on inde­ tion has coma to open split over lia EnJoyaNa United Nations. Gomdr. Joseph Jelsovsky, Quarter­ Mrs. Oglore White. pendent action of some patriotic ‘nilnga ara this way, we would ■ohUers, who wanted to ^orce him Sads O F A N A X IO M A LLY gueea primarily because the orig­ to ’continue at the meeiing until ADVERTISEP CIQAR inal landing on Cuba didn't gain WHICH WEi.rJi» Wf o A b lOeiue an agreement had been reached. FATHERS: enough of a foothold, to make it Reg. 14.75. But now, after a few days, thd de­ safe and practical to fly exile lead­ taining of President TShombe has Box 60w *1,79 en there eo that they could pro­ . 1 F o f IBe How good a bnsiness manager are you for i been dassifled as an official surest claim a proyisional revoluticoaiy PerteeiM sad by the Central Government and it government aiiich the United the most precious people of all? You can find B E L L C H IM E la announced that he ia to be tried States could then have recognised UefiETT DRUQ I t melodically announces calls for all your for high treason. and then have begun to supply PARKADE out ft'om your Metropolitan man with a telephones. You can also set it for a loud One of the alleged crimes for openly 'with the weapbitis it needed bell when you ^ outdoors,or swittdi to the which Tihombs Is now to be tiled to fight oii in a possibly prolonged r^iular ring. Comes in gold or ivory tfalah, is that of the murder of former civil w ar tn Cuba. Premier Lumumba, whom this So, aa a cure fo r those vidio a n same Central Government turned concerned about where w« a n to­ over to Tshombe for “safe keep- FAMILY SECURITY day, aa a result o f fiasco In Cuba, ^tag," after It had aircsted him. let them imagine vrfaat might be ^ e re might be soma suspicion going on in the wodd tqday, at that Tshombe was then egp-M^ed this moment, if the CQban adven- to play the role of eSKOUttoMr. tu n had b eai a lit t le m o n SUc- S O SLIM...SO STURDY...SO HANDSOMEI CHECK-UP But now the very government i^easful. vrtilch may have hoped he would OUR NEW SELF-WINDING Every year milUoiis o f fathan have health Whether yea need insnraace or not, this play that role proposes to put him check-ups. Yet, millions o f fathers don’t service makes sense. Remember, Metro­ on trial for his Ufe for it. What Himself A Sam i^ check up on their family's financial health. politan is as local as Main Street—as close real need, indeed, for Judges and President Habib Bourgulba of O lawyers In the affairs of the Con- the new nation of Tunisia—a geo- Metropolitan Life Insurance Company as your ^phone. Call your Metropolitan gor Ueman fo ' whom our dtploBoacy OMEGA Bovr offen a service which lets you do just man today. Perhaps, who knowa there win \ and policy has conalderahla rtew et that: The Famity Securi^ Check-Up. It is There is no obUgntlon—except to those be some lough approximation of —spoke before Congress the other a service which can bring yon new informa­ you love. Justice in the end. with murder day, and told us Americans what tion and correct mistakes. It lets you make matching' murder, ahd- betrayal we nee- also, on occasion, oppose us out Metropolitan, the Coippany you. look to 3. Yon lema ahen yoa aiaai. Yon de> adjusts the volume. Speakerphone — lutlim imtll the time came for the of conviction—toe conviction that, Ib f authoritative information oq physical tnmine your weak and Jtrong pdnta lets you talk on the phone with both first foimal meeting of one of the ia some instance, we might be bedth, offers a way to check up on your . . . whriher the provisions yon have paper tigers Mr. Dulles spent so hands free; no need to pick up the wrong, or unwise, or not deserving family’s.^MRcid/health. made for your family will do what you miMdi tim e cutting out o f odd com- of support. intend. You get the facts in front o f you. ■ receiver. Extra Line — permits two blnatiatia of naUons around the In private U fa perhaps, many Metropolitaa representatives have been world. Then, meekly ‘enough, but 4. Yoo fh u iw the ftatora. tesed on these members of your famUy to phone at of us have learned to value, as the trained in Metropolitan’ a own schools and facts, you dqdde what acthm, i f any, stm proclaiming that this was an truest friends, those who may even WILL i^ E is tire all-occasion watch you can wear are qoalifled by solid expoience to bring . may be need^ to give you a family se­ the same time. Extra lAstings — make SKcepUon to his rule, Mr. Rusk be willing to risk the friendship you this Family Security Check-Up serv­ curity plan, '^or-m ade to your own went off to SEATO. itself in the effort to save ua from with perfect peace of mind. Just a t it and forget I it eagy for callers to find ^ QiemSers of ' Hd then xetuzned to Watoing-. it! The Seamaster De Ville winds itself with ice. They are equipped with businesslike needs and ambitions—one which makes some blind spot obsession or im­ PHONE the family in theiphone book. ■ Which ton, presumably,for a good long balance of our own. normal every-dgy lyrist motion,.. needs no other charts aad tablto that show you exactly good sense for you. stay. But 60IT16 Amcrioaiu nifty But it la not easy,' even in pri­ where you stand. source o f power...yet can be hand-wound ; \ i telephone services on thia page Aave noticed In the news thyf vate life, and it is much more diffi­ Kangs within easy whenever desired. WaterpiHwf*, sliock-resistenL.. f > * When, the other day, President cult in relations between nations mch. yat i^s awiy would you like to know more so elegantly styled it'is equally appropriate-for Kennedy wanted an etnergeocy to realize that the best kin4 of from the children. about? Call our business office.or meeting of his top advisers. Secre­ friend is one who retains mind and dress-war or on the golf course. Omega METROPOLITAN LIFE Takssupnocountef tary Ruak was over in Turtey, at­ ask any telephtme man* Judgment of his own. is the official watch of the Olympic Games,. • orworkspnee. Inn tending si msetlng of another 'l^et we wdnld be bUnd to our INSURANCE COMPANY as8urin|: yofl o f super-precise accuracy. whtenngsofcokirs.' OuUss tignr. the one that used to dwn capadfy to Icntn. to our own A MUTUAL COMPANY be odUed tte Baghdad F a ^ twtew tniest «ad>deapifst;iiMtlnato If w* - . 1 1 Madison Avenue, New York 10, N. Y. fdO ~ It’s little, it’s lovely, it li^ ts! Compact enough to fit the smallest space, Wagttdad left it. The nrrnsritj for did not aredtt onraelvea with being Lift reedyor id the dial li^ ts; 'flick a switch for a soft-glow lught light. Five gay pnatoTg/ Busk to cut ghost his stay tte ^ ■mrthlng nncli , better than, mor­ I jimd hurry hade to W tilUngtan, ons in these reqiecU One anawar w as the only thing that gava "pitb- IW * 1 tha very niiiaet wa hava T M B aOUTHBRN„NBW SN I.A N [O .Tat-BI-HOItS OOMPANV IW ty attention to tho fact that 0 •epofdad PnatdaBt BouzguUm on r' 958 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER—MI 3-2741 KENNETH W.fEIINY, CuLU^Mgr. BiMk iWaa ovor tfesrs In t ^ first fids vlalt toiua. That raapect, that 344 W«st MMdte TWRpNi«, SecoM Root ’ , .a.;:-';'’ ftaea Appamntly, finding a wc- wanp afipralsal. that wUlingneH wmd, mm mi « pmm tmmU tmtui ■ " ■ '■ , 'V Ml 3-^10S • - 'I'' M AN C ai^iS^ EVICNING HERALD. MANGHE8TBR, OONNw MONDAY.-JIAY 8. 1961 aiANCHBSTBB BVBNINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY.- MAY 8, 19 6 1 Tclb pt SoFpilse Deadly Reckoning t h y A o b t . Shepard’s Wife Rockville-Verndi South Windsor Coventry < J2th CirofU West-3 Charts . ■ s “ ■ ’'^1 ' At l^nooth Flight to Space isvcmnst Shares Cheers Title Obstacle Cleared Father to Preaeh Sermon . G>iirl Case8 PTA Sets School Values Talk Aaron PobWn, M, of S7 Ridge Strategy for S t. KandMster. and formerly of With H i u ^ d At Minister's InstaUation EUlngton, died anddanly Saturday MAHOHB8TEB 8B88ION By Windham High Piracipal a ip M avptnats attai* tlM at Manchester Memorial HoapitaL Peter Shield^, 61, of 31 Village Peace in Laos ______'ikf6ke., for court trial on a charge system. fairs; Frederick A. Warner who is figure out an answer.” - ' o f a particular milestone U yeara > work done over and aboira the the Rev. John Mathb of Wilson Jmttee Of First Congregational Hostesses will be mothers of Caouette, Mrs. Dayton H. Whip­ wens Pb iwa* H b w ife stood ainiBng by hb and Mrs. Leonard Sander, West of speeding; Garth Q. Meader,. 20, in charge of South East Asian af­ This provoked ‘home laughter. inajgn^ aeoelei^e the time of or-' A membw o f Waatoy Memorial contract tyedfleations. Rd. Oongregatlonal Church. Church w ill 1 leet tomorrow at 1:30 of Mystic, for trial on a charge of children In Mrs. Helen Wiliams’ ple n i and Mrs. Dudley Fergu­ He said it was quite n-pleeati Mtal flig^kt^ certainly thb sccom- Methodbt Church of Bast Hart- n * tmntm tuhtr Isn**' Laymen who wlu take part tn- pjn. at the home of Mrs. Ronald son. fairs St the British Foreign Office; Thim, together they..boerdcd _ Tha city: hall was built by Ro- Births Saturday; A daughter to dbregarding a standard traffic con Grade 2 at Robert^n School, and and Jacques Roux, who heads the sensation. He said the aatraoau plbhment-dld not decelerate it ” ford, he waa also a member of Mr. and M ra Laarrenoe RanUn, l dude Kenneth Nichols, president Itoberb. tro{ marker. Mrs. Eileen. Jansen’s Grade 1 at The school w ill visit tha animal MMitee heUtewter that whtoked ■enborg in exchange for property The g lfb and memorial commit­ Asian affairs section of the Blenta had found even,in peaetlce wsighb What anould come next after Orient Lodge of Itaaou and BveV- on which to buUd tho Shopping Windsor Ave.; a daughter to Mr. o f the congregation of First Coh- Until May 22, Arthur Gooddale, Center School. <3o-ctairmen will barns at the University of Con­ Foreign Office. filghta hr phase that fflght*. in oibi^ Shepard was ask­ green-Wood Chapter o f EhstSra Weritoad artldaab laaied alaiail IS.Ci00«laa«w la I f i a them to the 9ni)to B ovm lasm, a gragaUonai Church; and Bramard tee will meet Wednesday a t 8 p.m. necticut this week. Kindergarten I preiUlentlel gieetlut Md the hty phua. . . and Mrs. Kurt Fbrd, PUUbury 42, o f Glastonbury, for pre-oen be Mra. Hamblett and Mrs. Rich­ They are working to produce a would have no 'mffleulty about ed—perhai^ ah attempt to roach Star. Bell, moderator of the Hartford In the pastor’s study In the First ard Breen. will go Wednesday with Mrs. Louis day that Coutoe Shepard had so PaganTauad RooMtarg for the Hill. Congregational Church of South tenoe Investigation on a charge lAotlan peace plan that would set maneuverliw, and, he continued, the moon ? addloonal coet, attaching the shop­ Birtta Sundky: A daughter to Ebst -AaeoebUon. of escape from custody, also Herb Talk Stated ' Bodreau, Mra. Robert Thorp and up the Indochinese kingdom as a bla space flight Friday bore this James E. Webb, Kational Aero­ soeiffataly predioted. Mra Jdm P. Nieioon wUl ta con­ Windsdr. Mrs. Dean G. Wiley furnishing ; 25 Known-Dead^ 100 Injured Ataent Rom the triianphant ping riada pn^ r t y at the same Mr. and Mrs. Fradarlok n M . 145 The laitheran Women’s League charged with driving while hb li­ Gleaner’s Circle of Second Con- united, independent and neutral ou t nautics and Space Administrator tralto eolobt and prayer responses gregstionsl Church will sponsor a transportation. ^ state. i took thb question at Shepard's however, were Shepaxdh Bme. ttocanae the cityvhril was atlU Proapeot S t: a aon toMr. andMra. will meet tonight at 8 at Pleasant cense b under , suspension, reabt-. Shepard was adiad whether t • • part of the phua,. it. too, was at. w ill ta simg by the riiurch choir. ing arrest and breach of peace; lecture by Mrs. Adelma Simmons The combined kindergarten and The key problem centers on there waa any eihilaration or ap­ request. _ two Lanaa. U . Daniel Dimmock, West WUUngtooJ AU are invited to the eei^ce and Valley Clubhouse. M d lOT whe ^ jiot-'ac-' tachod. and the actual instrument a daughtar to ICr. aad Mra. Gaty The South Windsor United Re Richard Shaw, S3, of Nbteh Rd., of Csprilands Herb Farm at 8 p.m. nursery will make the trip tomor­ methods of insuring Laotian neu. prehension at any point in tha He talked about possihle flights coffee hour iriiich will be held af­ row with Mrs. Mathew itarvir, trality. There have taen some sug­ fligh t between the moon and earth, and their mother to Wadi-i of deed w a i withheld fn m the elty. Rankin, 82 Mountain S t terward. liglous Census Committee wlU also Bolton, charged with breach of tomorrow at the Church Commu­ Tornadoes, WddFloods taelr 'Viittiita Reports are that tta dlimute Dbcharged Friday: Jennl* Star- meet tonight at 8 In the Ruth peace, for investtgatioh by the nity House. Mra. Robert: Worden and Mrs. gestions th^ could best be done “ Wen. I must say there was a S-man vtaicle to fly around the Fla., and four grandchildren. l«L , Grades 8 Visit New York Clarence Amidon furnishing trans­ through the United Nations. Si­ moon. Also there w ill be prepara­ homa Pnanmably. they aroe# over m esttmated 817,000 key, IS Morrbon'St; Bdenurd n t-- C?rockett Room of Wapping Com­ Family Relations Department The program "Herbs for Flavor. some apprehension, yes. An the Funeral aervioea w ill be wocth of work dme in construction The two Grade 8 classes at Wensell F. Jorgertson, 47, of 23 portation. hanouk has put up the idea..that fliers went Into this with our eyes tions for a moon landing, he said, tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. at the in tae event by talcvtotoa. k a t 51 East S t; Petar Edmondo, munity Church. Fragrance and Fun” is open to the of tho ■hopping center, hut not an- 18 West Rd-: Judith Cbokfey. S3 Avery Street Elementary School Gardner St., charged with breach pubUc. DekeU are available from Laos should. Join Cambodia and en,” be ssM. "But an reallssd "So there b an orderly proceas in R ill Flineral Home, ZJm : |Up Midconitinent Area PraaldeBt and Mis. Kaa- Manchester Evening Herald Cov­ Burma to form a neutral South­ ■' Delicate and juicy with wonderful flavor which each step leads to the next” nedy greeted tha astreoaut and hb Ueipried m the contract Terms of Spring St; Agns* Morton, fjt W. made their class trip to New York Manchester Evening Herald of peace, for investigation by members, or by contacting Mrs. that something could go wrong. ■ ------< the aetUemaU were not dbclooed- last Thursday. The trip began at entry oorreepondent, F. Pauline east Asian belt. Thus far the west­ tendeineaa You’ll know at the first bit* that "The eahllaratlon Z felt waa Shepard was asked to comment aa they anivad at the 1i(hlta Main S t South Windsor correspondent', Family R^ationa Department Elbert 1. Carlson on Twin H llb Dr. (Oonttnnd fN u Fage One) the Middle and North Attantlc Tlw claim for 81,558.66 is listed 6:30 a.m. when two buses left the Iwora Kats, teiepho' ■> MItcheU The business meeting will be UtUe, telephone P I 2-6261. ern powers hsvejjot made up their it came from Stop fli Shop! when we landed," Shepard addad. on the differences between hb J Coast States. 'Discharged Saturday: Charlene minds on the way to do it. Sh^Mjd 9 oke wtth humor and flight apd that of Sovbt astronaut -- Mra. Shepard then aoeompenied ■a tae coet for moving jail celb O'FUnn, 16 East S tiw a in o Cook, school, detoured In New Haven 4-178(8. held at 7:30, p.m. home today ffom - 7 to 0 p.m, One death waa njiortod in nearby In the Wea^ rain fell in Oregon from the old city lockup and chang­ quick IntenigeBoe, and his replies YUri Gagarin, who orbited the Savoy, Ark. her hero-huataad M d the reat of S'- Green Rd.; Nonnan Sohufft, B o lto n Co-op Teaetar Engaged and extreme ' northern CtaUfomia the group to the htotorlc Oreen ing toilets in the new city haU, Mra. Edvdn K. Lawton of Goose to questions frequently wwe Earth. . ' Andrew E. Breauwb Other etorm related deaths over and showers sprinkl4d tha north­ West WlUlngton; CSara JaAmt, had to be towed av/sy. There were greeted with apidsiise. Applause Shepard said be would rather Room of the presidential mansion not called for in original plana. Old Town Rd.; B lM beta Whit­ Lane has been hired as the full­ Andrew E Brenneb, 73, of f 7 the weekend included six persems ern Rockies southeastward viiqb Atty David, Kotkin, representing no injuries or arrests. Gas Tank Split RIB LAMB CHOPS *69’ b shnoet non-exbtent at WaAing- not comment because the aatron' for coffee. worth, Oreen Lawn CUnvalcacent 3-Car Crash A t 2:20 yesterday morning, a time teacher of the nursery class Ludlow Bd., died yaatorday i 1 who drowned Saturday when their aTexaa. Over the coffee, the iadlM in the present shopping plasa owner, Down 30c from last week’s pricel ton newa ccnfhrencea, as a rule. auts were so involved in their own boat overturned aa they fled from Temperatures ranged from a Home; Grace Davb,.178 E. Main car being driven by Suxanne H. of North Coventry Cooperative Shepard aaid he paused, before Mandiester Manorial HoapitaL th* Shepard party got a chance Phoenix Mutual life bsurance Co., S t; David White, TalcottviUe Rd.s In Auto Accident Nursery Snd Kindergarten for the flight that they didn’t have time He was bom in Hartford, aa J their home in Ohio where flood low of 30 in Lewlstown, Mont., to notified Yonca of the claim by See of Wapping was slightly dam­ d imhlng into the space eapiMto, to study the data on Gagarin’s to chat -with M n. Kennedy, who Mark Zweeres, 81 Vernon Ava. Injures Two aged as the result-of sideswiping next school year. to oye the rocket well because *T was a Manchester area resida t w aten covered thoueands of acres a high of 83 in Laredo, Tex. wore a Navy blue« sheath dr letter and asked that it ta cleared flig h t except fOr what was avail­ aU hb life. of farm load. Readings generally were in the 80s up. Dbcharged Sunday: C o n War. two guide rail poles on Tolland William Taylor of Keeney ,Dr., Applications for the nurs'ery KIDNEY CH0PS<^"»»89' realised I might never sCe the out­ able in the newspapers. with red and white beads. ran, Atambn’e Boarding Homs; TWO persons suffered Injuries In Tpka, just west of Oakland St. waa arrested Saturday- by- State class may be filed with Mrs. Ste­ side of it again.” Before retiring eight yearn ag More rain fell la much of the and 40a in the north the upiter Landing a touch o f juvanild Yonce said he i^ould bring it be­ D o w n 46 c fro m la st w eek ’s p rice! Every so often Shepard would he waa anvloysd in the pitatto f Ohio valley and into eecUonk of 70s in the extreme south.to fore the council tonight. Abo to ta Lydb Heltarsr, EUlngton; Pnul a three-car accident at E. Middle She told police she had to puli to Trooper George .Bunnell and phen Platek of Rt, 44A, member­ ■Asked I f the WocM W ar H book call on one o f hb spaceman col- charm to thq Green Room scene Chicoin*, 71 Spring S t; V lob T^ka and Parker St at 11:30 yes­ the right to avoid an oncoming changed with foUowing too closely ship chairman. department of Tmvelsre Insui were two 7-yaar-oId children from dbcuased are travel and wall ease- *Tk)d la X y Oo-PUot” a ap rciiil a quuUoii that ance Co. fo r 66 yeanTH e was a R lc h e^ ToUand; Fabiola Lataeu, terday morning. car. There were np injuries or ar­ after an- accident on Rt. 44A. Members ere reminded that kb feeUnga, Shapard, rep^ring Brownie School in neaihy Arling­ rests. The coUision occurred at shout memberahip fees for the kindergar­ seamed to call for an ansvrer more member of the Foresters of Aiper- Officials Probe Baslcany, the city wants sn 111 High S t; Richard Roakowski, Mra. Ellen Basse, 57, of 62 Ard­ C0M9INATI0N »33* carefully, aaid "AU seven of ua expert than he was abb to give. Ica. ton, Ve. 81 Lawrence. S t: Fern Boure, 4:15 p.m. near Lakeside Lane. A ten class for next school year must Down 16c from last week’s price! have aome form of faith and we easement over a portion of the ' Questioned as to the.beneflta to Surviving are hb wife, Mrs. The youngaten, Todd Lewis end plasa parking lot fo r access to the White Rd.. EUlngton; Francb more Rd., and Mbs Pamela Rob­ car driven by Alfred Skinner, of be paid by May 30; otherwise, oxpreas it in our own different humanity which m i^ t accrue Origin of Fire Penny Proctor, were eocompanled Sadlak, 73 High S t bing 17, of Hartford, were both 670 Bell Ringers 117. Brown St, Hartford, 'was stop­ those on the watting list will be ways.” Bose Schimanskey Brenneb; three city gaiago. now isolated. Phoenix from space exploration, Shepard daughters. Mis. Edna Cavanaugh hy their teadier, Mn. Marilyn Mutual wants an easement acroee taken to Manchester Memorbl ped in the eastbound lane-waiting allowed to register. The tuition for Asked whether hb asp^ence said the answer was dlfflcult to ex­ o f Manchester, Mix. MUrtel Dunn The third fire of undetermined Schroeder. Todd lugged a acrap- the city hall parking lot to the Vernon and TeleettvOe nowe b Hospital w hen M n . Basse waa ad­ Canvass Tonight to make a left hand turn into a May has been reduced by 62 be­ heat qualifies him to make the press. /' origin in the past week and A half book he and hb scho^matoa had handled by The Herald’s RoekvUto driveway. His car was struck in cause of a surplus of fundi In the nest space trip, Shepard said he'd of East Hertford and Mrs. Fran­ rear of a couple of the stores, also mittad with niultlple bruises She But there will come advances in ces Demarab of Berganflald, M. J.; was discovered in the multi-family prepared aa a record o f Shepard's an- Isolated segment Buraon, 8 W. Main S t, takipheBe b listed in good condition today. the rear by the car driven by Tay treasury. ■IV Ml VM WMTI give h b own answer, then let the Draw a Flae Dtoflnetton dwelling at 462 E. Middb Tpke. at flight, and Penny had a basket of About 670 volunteer bell-ringers lor. other aatronauts tp tik . the knowledge of radbUon sci­ and two grandchildren. * Between Illness, Aecldente Too, the city wants beam eaae- TRemont 841188 er Mltehell Mbs,RobbliH waa treated for cuts will kick oYf the Manchester area T^e kindergarten will meet at ences. in high temperatures re­ The funeral w ill be held Wednes­ 8 o'clOM yesterday morning. flowen for M n. Shepard. lUenta speelfled in the deed. The 9-6797. on her knees and dlacharged. The incident punctured the gas 2:40 p.m. Wedgesdaiy at the church He bad gained some- advantage, By HAIKHJO THOMAS HYBIAN, Town Fire Chief W. Clifford " I f ■ just precious," tald the ss house-to-house mental health fund tank on the Skinner car and Bol­ ha said, but aU the others shquld search, In astronomy, meteorology, day a t'8:30 a.m. at the Ahem Fu­ beam easements Involve the com­ Mbs Robbins was a passenger In robing campaign tonight. basement to go to the Ranger neral Home, 180 Farmington Ave., MJ). Mason said the blazo waa located tronaufs wife as she received the ton firemen were caUed to wash Andy television show In Hartford. be able to obtain the aame esperi- snd many other-fields, the^Navy Written for Newspaper mon waU between the city hall and Department store tycoon John a car being driven by Louts F. According to Mrs. Theodore man went eifc Hartfoid, followed by a solemn near the. rear-entranceway on the scrapbook, which also contained the adjoining plasa building con­ Wsnsmaker believed that trust in Green, 18, o f . Hartford. Mrs. the gasoline off . the highway. Furnishing transportation will be EXTRA ence if the program b to be car­ Enterprise Assn. first floor. Damage was confined letters from the wide-eyed yoiihg- Powell, president of the Manches­ Taylor will appear in the Man­ "There are still so many un­ high Mess at requiem a t the taining the Rockville Bowling Al­ hb stores was built from honesty Basse was a passenger in a car ter, Area Mental Health Associa- Mrs. Thomas Dunnack, Mr*. Henry NEW LOW ried forward properly. to the back hall and entranceway. chester session of 12th Circuit knowns, we don't know Just how Church 'o f the Inunacubte Con­ Two extreme attitudes may be sten and their sehoolmatta- ley, the P.' W. Woolworth store in his newspaper advertisements. being driven by her husband, Otto, ,Uta, thb is the largest group of Sherman, Mrs. Camlllo Buscaglia, What waa he thinking during ception, Hartford, at 9 o'clock. Police snd fire offlciab are . in- Aa the children prMpued to Court on May 22. the Jong 4-fcour wait on the pad be­ wo vrill benefit,” he concluded. assumed toward accidents and-fll- and the Popular Market store. In the panic of 1873 hb newspaper 62. The third car was driven by volunteer bell ringers ever i Mrs. Maurice Frqnch and Mrs! fore be finany blaatad off. Burbl will be in Mt. S t Benedict neeCes. The ftret to that of Identifi­ leave the White Htase, they met Y (»ice laid the easements are advertisements simply stated: Mrs. Julie A. Ganae of Tracey sembled for the drive. Robert Kingsbury. Parent* are re­ Cemetery, Hartfoitl. A itoregA building o ff Carter the President, Ifiee Preridaiit Idm- not spelled Out ::fUlly in deeds "Checks taken from buyers.' Dfc;,.> ^ . STAMPS " It wasn’t much longer than I Bell ringers going out to all Man­ quested to pick up their children Frienta may call at the funeral cation, best Ulustnited by the say­ S t, owned hy Herman Yules, waa don B: Johnson and,Shepard him­ drawn to date. Change given in cash." at 5;15 at the church. aimected," said Sbepaard. destroyed by fire at 2 o’clock Sat­ Police said the Saaae car, head­ chester homes tonight will be Officers Elected Ha said be felt quite comfort­ $177 from RecitaJ home tonight from 7 to 0 o'clock, ing attributed to John Bradford self striding down a corridor to ed east on E. MiddlCTpke., waa in headed by Atty, David M. Barry. Garden Club Notes without eoupons! and tomorrow from 2 to 6 and 7 to who remarked in the mld-I6th urday afternoon. join tta ladles. Coventry Garden Club Will rieet able. kept b u ^ perform ing^m e Fire offlciab said Ralph Carl­ the process of making a left turn They will carry identification kib By Organ Society Thss# *Estra Sump" offer* (ood tor all wssk lengl Benefits Libraries 9 p.m. « century: "There, but for the grace Shepmd extandad a hand to (north) onto Parker St., and was when they make their house-to- at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Booth- PRICES o f the maqy functlans whblrinust of God, go I ” as he watched a son of Bast Hartford has lit a Todd and asked, "How are you? house calb. Dlmock Memorial Library when be performed inside the cspeule W (^ Are in the fireplace to cook struck by Green’s, car which was during the countdown, snd A total of S177 was raised for Mrs. Susan B. Parker criminal walk to the gallows. "Okay,” said the boy. A&P Sup«r Market in Manchester headed west on the turnpike. Of fleer, of the Manchester Area Gordon Stearns, minister of members will display atrahge- the O een and Bhckley School li­ Mrs. Susan Rosa Parker, 127 The second attiUide is the leas some hot doge for lunch, went out After the coffee breidc, the Shep­ Green's car then glanced off the Mental 'Ib ajth Association include music and director of the bell choir ments. summed up: * eid|I to check some brush he was " I had very little thna to re­ b r a ^ a t a dance recital given by Florence S t, died thb morning at humble and more dangerous one ards bid goodby to the Kennedys 261 Broad St._and 116 E. Center St. Saase vehicle and struck Mrs. Atty. Barry, fund drive chairman; at the First Church of C3irbt Con­ Comments on the arrangements flect.” children from the sebouta and fil­ Manchester Memorial -Hospital summed up in the phrase: "It burqhig, turned around and saw and led a parade to the capltoL Ganss* car which waa stopped on Thumas E. Rolbscm, fund drive gregational in West Hartford, was will be given by Mrs. Herbert G. after a short lUneas. that this building had caught fire. M n. Shepard, hattoaa aa ahe sat the guest organist at tthe first Kingsbury and Miss Millicent Asked how mud* of the Karth's ing Junior a g h School Saturday can't happen to me.” ’ Parker S t, north of the turnpike, treasurer; Mrs.' Powell, president; Prices slashed eyoh lower at Stop 8i Shopl Down evening at Buckley SchooL She was born in Caechoabvakla, There are at least two practical The 28 by 40 foot structure was beride her fiunoua husband in an heeded south, waiting fo r the fight Mrs. Edwsrd H. Cavin,,,'vice presi- meeting of the Manchester Ham­ Jones, both of the Manchester ^ DmUvIi^STAMPS surface be had seen, Shepard aaid Garden Club. •hi* yii buy eeluaiui Marttr laitkti Mialdtrl part o f hb view waa obscured by The money win be used to pur­ and had lived in Coventry most of advantages to the attitude of iden­ valued at 81,000. open convertible, smiled snd wared OPEN MONDAY THROUGH to change., denti Mra Richard Carocari, sec­ mond Organ Society Saturday. they go — bringing you extra big eavingt on the - chase books for the libreriea her life before moving to Man­ tification. A t 4:30 Saturday afteraoon, mi­ to cheering throngs llnlhg the retary; l$ d Edward H. Trimbrrtl He played selections from the Plans will be discussed for plant clouds coming from the north­ The Green and Sasse cars were and food sale May 27 at Booth- most wanted famous brands — and yoU always w est He said the «u gf vis­ Mn. Sonb Morrbon. assbtod by chester four years ago. Mrs. Park­ The first to humanitarian in that nor damage resulted from a woods route. \ heavily damaged and. had to be Jr., treasurer. works of Hapdel, Brahms, Bach, M ss Enid Rosenthal, was in er was a member of thb Ladles of it helps the speaker to appreciate fire tp the rear of 248 School S t A t the cspltol ceremony, Mrs. Purcell snd PCetor, and permitted Dimock Memorial Library. get Top 'Value Stamps, too! _ 50 EXHtA.!S^STAMPS ion, using the periscope and meae^ tow4d away. Briefs vkta yta buy lb pkg *f Step i Sbup.Rinlar Slliid IgNul uring from the capsule to ho- charge of the recital. Several par­ St. James, the Coventry Auxiliary and understand the suffering of Thb morning at 10 o’clock, fire­ Shepard stood in- obvious prids as SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M . Green was given a written warn­ 5 in 100 Own Cart. the audience to accompany him on ents took part In arranging the Fire Department and the Ladles’ men were called to the home of the astronaut waa congratulated. a set o f 27 bells which he had Chib Scout Pack 65, Dens 4 and rlson, waa 800 miles. the afflicted. ing fo r speeding. 8, will visit the Indian Museum Questlmied as to whether the program. Sunriilne Club of Coventry. Perhaps it was not until tha Jerome Walsh at 38 Gerard St Then she was asked to say a few A skidding accident caibed Rome — More Italians bought brought with him. Survivors Include two daugh­ where a email lire had started in a words. The founders of,the society, Mr. In Somers Wednesday. Mrs. Clar­ experience affected hb vbhm or saintly Father Damien addressed heavy damage to cars being driven cars in 1960 than In any previous ence Amidon will pick up Cub 50 mRAv%5TAMPS ters, Mrs. Josephine Moyer of his congregation with the words stove.. ’T just want to say *tbank you by Adrien P. Robenhymer Jr., of snd Mra. George Moberg, were •bou yen bay a 2.|b phg $f Celaalal Kaaekwarrtt caused other physical malhine- Eighth Dbtrict firemen wei;e year. Although almost nine times Scouts St Robertson School; -Mrs. tioning, Shepard said that even 'in Manchester, snd Mrs. Margaret "we lepeiii” that ta became one very much’ for all your good wishes 86 Falknor Dr., and by Robot J. as many cars are being operated elected sisociate chairman and Miracle Whip Aaro A. Aho, at Coventry -Gram M. Jones o f Rockville; two broth­ with members of the colony.. called out twice Saturday. In the snd prayets,” she- said. " It was Goto oTSouta Rd., Bolton, at 11:30 chairman, respectively. Mrs. Hold­ teats in which astronauts bad beta Household Hints morning, a chimney flre In the in Italy today as In 1950, only five mar School. 'subjected to- far more gravity ers, Joseph Dunic in Ontario, Can., The second advantage of identi­ a woiderful oceasioh, I know y w Saturday n i^ t just east of Lenox Italians In 100 have cars. Moat of en Wright was elected treasurer; r a m . and another in CzechosbvaMa; home of Gerald Nolan at 256 joined with me in talng St., on E. Center St. Both cars Mrs. Alan Fbher, secretary; and Q UART JAR stress than in actual flight, there fication b the sUipulus it provides Windsor S t' was extinguished. them are in northern Italy. I* biyajHtgaf it had been no bad effects. A turo-quart melon mold that b three sbters in Czechoslovakb, for adoption of preventive meai- Mrs. Herbert Flnby, publicity. A magic flavor for salada iRaial filled with lee cream will need and one grandchild, Charlene L. Shortly after 2 o’clock in the • Approximately 50 persons -at­ "Our flight was well below urea. afternoon,' brush and grasa in a Save,'get etompe, tool thoso maximuma" he said; three to four houri freesing time. Smith of RockvlUe, daughter of The si|^t of a traffic casualty tended the meeting at the Mobergs' Mrs. Jones. vacant lot ojqxMlta 363 Burnham Rotary Will Fete home, 98 Forest St. 5 5 , 50 EXmvI?.STA.,. . -The traruritlon from weightless­ may make us drive with greater S t burned over. whiu yaa bay a 41 az fetttia stay • |h*p Pmaa Jalaal ness to heavy Gs waa . accom­ Ever fold crushed chocolate-cov­ The funeral wlU be held Wednes­ care and consideration: The sight t l ered crunchy nut candy into Ladies Tomorrow plished with no stress at all, day at 8:30 a.m. at th e. W. P. of 6 crippled child may lead ua to DOOTCm OPERATES ON SELF Liz Resting Shepard said. All the tranaitiana whipped cream as a topping for Qubh Funeral Home, 225 Main check on our own youngsters’ sponge or angelfood cake? Moscow, May 8 Vty—A young were gradual enough to make St., followed. by a solemn high polio shots. . Soviet physician, marooned ta Th« Manchester Rotary Chib will Hollywood, May 8 (iP)—Actress . 100 EXTBJIv:s,STA]|lPS them smooth, he reported. Mass of requiem at 9 at S t Jamee' But Identification becomes a a bliuard at the Novo-Lanrev ibonwir Jjadbe’ nbht at the Man- Elisabeth Taylor feels much better, •h#B yaa bay */2 galfau af Slap i Sbap Dalalia la* Iruai Asked at what stage he suf­ jEver -tm thawed, frosen resp- Church. Burial will be in St. menace when the "Calamity Johns Research statton ta tae Aa- Chester Country CJub tomorrow at niESDAY her doctor reports after running a Siinsweet 6 .ML fered the grreatest'phyidcal stress, berrias with'cream cheese whlppta M ary'i Cemetery, South Coventry. snd Janes” regjkter every com­ tartic, removed hb own appen­ slight fever—caused, apparently, Shepard sa|d "A fter recovery. to a flu ff with, a UtUe mUk or Friends may call at the funeral plaint that comes to their atten­ Oocktalb Md hon d’oevise srlU by overdoing. dix in surgery, lasting almost be served until 7:30 ,Mlowed by ^ 25 raTRA,:?'STAMPS And thb is primarily my own cream? home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 tion. They fancy they’re about to two hours, Taas said today. He Miss Taylor is recuperating PRUNE JUICE whta yaa bay a plat af Hep « Shep OsLaxt la* eraa«l fault." to 8 p.m. dinner. cmne down with every'disease suf­ was ' reported , recovering and Tony O’bright and hb orchestra from a nearly fatal virus attack Our diwits' ntok He said he had-not taken hb Canned plums make a pleasant fered by anyone In their circle of a ^ to walk a^atn. The Soviet'’ ONIYL In l^ndon two months ago. Save on this quick pressure suit off after he left, the accompaniment for plain baked wUl^rovlde music for dancing. 'he Her hustafid, singer Eddie Fish­ eneror drinki ^ custard. frierrii oc acquaintances. 'Hiey- die News egency said Dr. LeoaM ' capsule, went into the helicopter, each day after reading the obitu­ Bogosov, 26, was struck by ONE DAY FEATURE er, canceltwl an appearance at a gtt sptciti oftMtiM 100 EXTRAMAMPS and on to the carrier. He said .the F u n e n la Tidbts may he obtained from •haa yaa b a j^ i *z Jar af Step « Uay lailaBt OaffNl ary column- And, worst of alL acute appendlcitb April 8# an^ George Dari or William Rood. ciharity affair Saturday night to be suit was very hot and he didn’t Ever use freahly-made hot waf­ they try the patience and fray the realised MB operatiaa wee ur­ with her. He said reports circu­ have the ventilation system avail­ fles as a base for-'sliced sugared Michael A. OrflteUl flr. neirvea of Intlmdtos who can't gen t Using a nirror,. he cat: in­ SUPERJIIGHT QUALITY lating at the party about Mbs Theindisidaal insurance nsedt aad able in the capsule. strawberries (fresh or fVozen) i-ANY|-Rfla> NEWSMAN FREED Hershey Syrup 2 -S r The funeral of Michael A. Orfl- escape their dally recitals of up- to hto own ahdoneii that alghi ^ Nnr York, Mhy S (dV>Mock- SQFT-MEATED. T a y I o r ’ a condition, were exag­ proUemt of cock dient set him 2S EXTRA iS^STAMPS Asked'vJhy he had decidied to.get and whipped cream? Luscious des­ telli Sr., 21 Warren St., was held Ttas said. MQRiARTY BROTHERS gerated. •b«B yta bay a ttapi) Shtp Laalilaaa Rlagl out of the capsule after It came sert! homing mlaeiy and oncoming woe. tar LuHe, aatl-Ooaimataet la- apart Irom the crowd. Bdbre rce- thb morning at the W. P. Qtiish Desplta these occasional dis­ The dispatch made no men- donesiaa newqatpar eSIMr. kaa 801 CENTER S*raET---M l S-S1S5 Both Fbher and her doctor said ommeoding an insurance program ---- down-ln-lhe sea. Shepard said de- ths actres* simply needs rest. spite the accident the day before Funeral Home, 225 Main 8 t, fol­ advantages, identification is. more ttoa of sneeHieela ' and been nlMtad_fiftoc,, fasL yean •■HK a single policy—we analyse F re * palnTilalna In youFkltcheh lowed by a sdleffiff Wgh MsM or often helpfurthairtaanfur~ NoT ~ Rogw oV -perfftnHer tte ^25 EXTRAf^ATAMRS in which a balloonbt died, also or dining room? Use turpentine to and three moBths of hoase arrest enrdiest’spsrticulareirenssstanees D7i!.H.ACream ChcesetM33" after a landing at sea, offkiab de­ rsqulem at St. James’, Church. so with the attitude of It can’t tton, "In spite of severe pator,” hy the ladoneatoa goverameat •h#B yea bay a pkg af • Step i Sbc|^ Engllib M a«ail remove them eveii If the stains are TTie Rev. Joseph McCsmn was with 'tae help o f a mnrkanin . . . then desdsfi a amiad, sent, cided to go ahead with plana to on colored fabrics. happen to me.” Labis' tong deitatlea hreaght celebrant, asabted by the Rev. It to the noHidentlfiers who b- aad a meterologlst from repeated profeets from tae In- nsmiesl plan that srM provide the Use a helicopter. He said there was John Regan as deacon and the Rev. I no need to change the recovery You can. make a mixture for sue an open invitation to disaster. etaUoa’a It-m aa oomplemenit teraaUoaal Prase Iqstttate and proper pretec iion fM iat. esmir Mott Apple Sauce2'i^3r 50 ram vls. 8TAIHPS James T. O’Oonnell as subdescon. They think they’re too expert to r other Jonrnallatio bedlee, in the wees y n key a K-lk big ef Mtlst PtiiiM t plans. cleaning, bfoas: Mix a tablespoon The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John F. Han- IAMB mawnpr ssndippisg. May w« pro. heed traffic precautions, otaerved Besides. anaiiAe- slgnab,' Indians United States and abroad, b Shepard was asked whether he of salt with a half cup of vinegar non was seated in the sanctuary. vide tail mrviee In pen? . had an anxious moment when the. and enough flour to make a smooth by Ideritlfiers. They Ir e g ^ them- once waved blankets or rode ponies fe brief note te a peisooal Mead, i light that was supposed to show paste. Apply the paste with a M n. Jane Maccarone waa organ- aclves as epeolal wards of provi­ in certain designs to carry mes- received here today LoMe saidi EVap. MilkSr 50 EXm .^^ STAMPS - the falling away of retro rockets damp cloth, rubbing well, then dence and hence b no need of aagee to frtenwy tribes watching *T have regained my per- •bra yra bey ley beg ef Nnk er Wblie flreectiait used to slow down the capsule and rinse in c Duane happen to me?" tion had occurred. the cogs only in water. I don’t doubt that we Identifiers Funeral services for Jamea R. ■ Now at spiKiol FRESH BREEN BEANS There was no heat ncert V -I th n eo magnificent ni fW eLVDSILLX^lf^ -Sptakifift.of^port* AFFECT TH6 UNBORN Fsi^upANyAiofni) IftMTMlMwiDOO^j n'lNSIEMOOF CHIU) ? FiNANteHlSPIPS AApoSfll for New Facilities HtftLHMeTOHME •BiM at At BushneU m H M iMADBBVA OliaAMMNyCHANCES ANODD0ALU . ^ 5 * ^ M e ig lOF ftm iM gMnsO//CHARACTfR<> TCIMa ----- tc o’OUSSUM. v X prapoMl for futurt acluial Sa-RjoMph Academy. Mian" Pouaeh I* By MWCT CHBUBEB HDORHS Vv«ra uMDMtHAry/ «srs A CUSHION OF IflU T O F S P f C l^ BCnrfW eUltlaa jra a draftad by the Board —maJorinF------in------math.Ahd sdenca A rathOT scanty hmiJM was on SPSQAUST/ of BduMtion at •peclal moeting ^A ie,tN W ropoaa^4plU >e sent to the Town CohgregaUonal Cbrisfian Denomi­ the Blind, and Oak RUI SdxMl (a S triS A M n d SipifKa SSSaaadar SIITIN* nations. Magnavox with these outstanding specials. . • WHIim B KVERyBOm 27 Salat------SSConalw , BMOtaUr . _ inunlaaion and >«rt>llc F4 dtvialon of the Connectient In­ ^ WONPBU* 1H* WHOLE, SSOaairiwlfla dSTtabanaaa^ RSuSSaHOtM^ BuUding Commlaaion this w<«k... Eight men from Bolton Congre­ stitute for the .BUnd) which this Come in today and ask for a riM ElOOKS SSWaapoB effalaam HOoawtMRcMl gational. Church kttonded a state­ DPalriotieridtr The Board oiTOnance will meet _E.THG~H0THCR has year played hoM to the other Or- thrilling demonstration! OESERTCOf MlU«lma(tlM In a APectalr aeaeion.^^tomorrow at wide raUy of laymen last night at gaulsatioua. ' - Stal [TT ’ Tn r Restland Farms In Northford. jKRMW MERLES DURING 8:S0 ^m. to conalder^e Board of t h e fir s t 3 MONTHS OF I was reafly fanpreaeed with the SSLavtIar IT Education request* totaling more Clmrlea Church, Henry Gondcr, choral music these youngsters sroo Arthur Miller, Joseph Prentice, PREGNANCy. THE BABY IS SabrUi than $20,000 for waterprMflng of SOMETIMES' AFFECTED. sang, which varied fttnn Haydn MAttliltttM the achool, tuition, tranaxioruiupn, Thomas Johnson, Clyde Beckwith, and Mcaart to Oril and'CapIsad. 4iraaitlaiaUII*a and renovations to meet Are aafe ' the Rev. Theodore W. Chandler and The careful training on the part of atandards. Joseph Tracy were present. their Jnstiuctors. pud tbe efforts S sS S ili ■^oy Scout Troop>TS caitvaaaed MTUOatonpa IT Ah extensl^ of time has been Of the slngeTe themselves, were all SSTUMllMa asked bv the Board of Blducation thestown Saturday to collect rags evident in the works presented. ASRatanS on the bid for waterproofing the whlcK'^ey plan to sell nbxt week It is one thing to train a group JJ l to raiseNnoney to purchase camp sUbntiaa and by-laws will Jw dis­ ssira school. The eOnlry period original­ cussed. Of siglited Mgh.ecbaol age atn- *23" n c fu ri VfiHi fine StrUhariieod ly allowed from bid openings on equipment If any nomea were aki^ dento fbut quKe another to train ped or if residents were not home, A meeting of the Omuniaricn on tiiTtMiy 'April 3 will expire about May 17. Education of United Metiiodlat hand pupils of the eeme ege. I cfiraniofone filter BTPandlN It 1* hoped this deadine will, be collecttons may be arranged by wee Imprceeed with the excellent CARNIVAL IT o at 1:20 p.m. Saturday to check Manchester Evening Herald Bol- first movement of Schumann's ^/*POP*TMlS AND T>e WORO*POP« AGAIN. tmoke in the area of Notch Pond. A panel discussion on labor and toa oofTespondeat Gtaoo McDer­ A management is planned for the Plano Concerto, accompanied at I POP, ^ *POP*TH«r GOMIDTHENEKT. On daya when It is haxhnknis for mott, tetephoae Mltefaeil 8-6586. the organ by Leonid Milk, In lieu |OMlABK\ SINCE IGOT AND RHD 60MEIMING sutdoor burning, tbe fire towers meeting of S t Maurice Council of OsthoUc Women ton i^ t at 8 in of orchestriH -support M9U TO 00.‘ _ , b tbe area consult with fire war­ PROFTSSOBSHIPENDOWED Young CfKhan had an excellent AMOTTHER FR dens to find out whether any per­ the church hall. Program chair­ New Haven, May 8 (P) — Yale man Mrs. Robert Simmons will be grasp of the concerto, both tech­ Best Value on any CMJEET10N mits have been Issued and have has received a half mUllon dollt^r nically shd artlsticaUy. He played ? firemen investigate any smoke moderator. gift to endow a hew professorship Tho Board of Deacons of Bol­ with Bitistlc aaeuranM. and tech­ they apoL Bolton firemen found no to be named after the university’s nical security. In fa ct was even Rro St the Notch are* and the ton congregational Church wiU president A. Whitney Griswold. Basis ofcom porisoiT meet tonight at 7:30 In the parieh more inqireaslve than the riMrus. A. (Ire tower radioed that the amoke The g ift from Frank Altschul of Ip the normal course of events, tad dimtiiahed. room. Stamford, was announced yester­ Famona Magnavox fall-transformer The young RepubUcan CTub of it /Win be five or six years before - At 2 p.m., the firemen assisted day. Altschul, a 1008 Yale, gradu­ this festival returna to Hartford, powered chassis Manchester in a fire on Carter St. Bolton will meet tonight at 8 at ate, has requested that the profes­ ^uxl when it doei, try to attend. property owned by Berman Yules. Fiano’s. Several new mmbeni are sorship be devoted initially to a >‘Muaic produced under such cir- Optically filtered screen expected to attend. The club con- Bolton sent a pumpw and later the history of Japan. cumstancea is truly ennobling. Vivid, realistic 23” pictorc’" jT -a tank truck to the area which was a t a f e a . . ^ s e w . difficult to reach j from the road. ■Front directed ‘Tiviiig sound” tMrikl’B Ju t hRVR a tuniy WRtnw OtllR «T As firemen reported at the fire­ JUDD SAXON. BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD *1 house about 4 pjn. Saturday be­ doubiR ordtr of ttaak and Frtndi.lHw r fore leaving to take part in a DUNNO««Arm& Bur-nec's A parade in Manchester, they were Now Only * 228" I FUNNY PaSJN5 caUed to the scene of a two-oar 1 HAVE accident on Rt. 44A to wash gas ABOUT , LITTLE SPORTS ; B Y R O U S O N off tho highway. Bolton firemen ^ull U and V Tuning, mahogany finish THIS TREE.' stood by unto both cart were ’"diagonal measure T T T “ 7 ^— towed away. Six firemen took the DOUBLE^Stamps pumper to Manchester for the panule. On Sunday at 8 p.m., firemen ^EVERY WEDNESDAY went to Colonial Rd. to wash gaso­ 1J line off the pavement Louis Meagley Jr. had discoveaed a rlco- chetting atone had punctured a OPEN WED., THURS., New 19''* hole in the gasoline tank of hi* CsRp. V OrrI FedweCwih Di-pole antenna JXtvtajt TU-WwUBI^Ibad. car as he drove into his drive­ and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. way. Full tronaformer is Portable B . G. BY JOHNNY HART BUm Poneeh Hoaored Miss Jeanne Pouech, daughter powered chassis with Console BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE i>4AnBd»RLrrTtE waiting N o r ID O MtIcM snARcHr of Mr. and Mrs. EmU Poue^ of ■•niLi \ xNDo«wKr~«i>tNnciwMiro-t.iw-ortKFeMp~wuwinir-»iMTwmE' CNTH&OpLLAR. Lakeside Lan^ has been elected Opricoi glass filter BO0M,NPW IFYDUU. president of the Junior class at the 725 OUST HllNDME'ibUieSUrr- College of Our Lady of the Ebns, Chassis 1 VNMLMWnON UONPB T Chicopee, Maas. 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IPAOITWELTI MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDA3Tr MAY 8, 1961 f " ’ ' ______MANC!HE8TEIt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY, MAY 8. 1961 THE PAGE ISlR nilN / Herald Angle Defending GGIL Kings Test Ball Glub CoUared and ■ar EARL YO ST Contest Heads Spocta B «tor Snead Heads for ^contract to continue- in. a like ca­ Big Schedule As Angels Turn on Home Run Power Sunday pacity. Da^ifht Savinir Time arrived After Las Vegas Mice affain and it was mighty wel­ Wednesday For Schoolbovs N ew Y ork , May S ► sr^ ^ tu rd ay, and Gejw Le«k<»thres-run homer, his second of.tKe^secondt game as Phil regan went all comed alter the tougfaeat winter ' Visitor after the deadline was New York Yankee -plans ^or Jolned Wagner Sunday while Yogi day, and Willie Tasby's clutch slh- aeaaon that we have encountered In Las Vegas, Nev„ May 8 (yp>—Sam Snead, golf’s all-time Berra and Johnny Blanchard hit the way with an eight-hitter, beat­ Bemie Giovino, manager of the By FRANK CLINE turning Wrigley Field into'a gl«- ing Cal MeUsh. many a moon.. .It was a beautiful Parkade Lanes and twek settled leading money winner and the oldest man in the nation to the ball out of the park for the * • * private launching pad have . * * * morning and the sun was shining in Manchester at-the Parked Defending Central Con- win a major tournament, heads for the West Virginia hills to- 'Yanks. In the last six games at A n g e l s b, y a n k s s — Get­ been postponed indefinitely, Wrigley Field, 26 homers have BED SOX 11, TWINS 9 — brightly when f Joined mj’ family Apartments. Plans for an annual necticiit Interscholastic tday, richer by $10)000. ting back, to the ,chummy little (or church.. .Free afternoon and been hit. ' ^ Schilling was the big noise, for the town 10-pin bowling tournament League Ct-mpion Conard of 'r^'«_IS!?I‘ -->vho...liy-e- by^ tb« park in Los Angeles, that man Red Sox with his grand slammer while my sons found something in­ were discussed, to be staged in —Bneadiwha’ll-bsAaj)Jax2T» Anal­ libfiTe nih died by the horns run W e st' Hkrfcford was" slated "to ly added the'Tournament of Cham­ Dettvit's rollicking T g e ria Wagner really proved Rigney In the fourth and double in the Ta teresting' to do and with no re­ June. Bemie is a former profes­ over the weekend when the Los opened up a 2 4 game lead while kne\y what he was doing when he quests for a ride into the country sional baseball umpire who enter­ give Manchester High’s unde­ pions to his roll of victories, breez­ Angeles Angels beat them vrith eighth as Mike Farnieles won on NS] ing in yesterday by Seven strokes. the Yanks were having their brought him back from the minors. relief over Camllo Pascual. I settled back and did a little sand­ ed the bowling "business" a year feated baseball team a stiff thetr own weapon. (roubles on the West Coast. The Rigney used Ned Garver, Ted • • * ing on wood birds. Enjo>7nent ago and has made rapid progress test this afternoon at Memorial After a shaky start, Snead put Tigers bopped Chicago twice 8-6 Feature Race on the pressure in' thS final nine The friendly fences proved too Bowsfleld and Truman Clevenger A’S 5, ORIOLES 4 — They cune in the form of the radio, . . . Discussed b*^eball, and bas­ Field, weather permitting. Game hartdy for the Angels who hit sev­ and 5-3, running their own win­ in the eighth when the Yanks baseball my choice of listening on time was 3:15 with Steve McAdam holes to shoot a three-under-par 69 .started the second game in Kansas AMERICAN LEAGUE" ketball, with Paul Francis, young en home runs to the Yanks’ four ning streak to five and the Sox’s threatened but couldn’t score! City but had to stop, play in the what started out to be a cool slated to hurl for the Indians and a 72-hole score of 273, US blows w . I m Fet. Q X i KingsWood director of athletics Of First Show In the three-game seriee. Instead losing string to seven. The double Starter Ron Kline was the winner third with the A’s leading 2-0 be­ afternoon but turned cold before Two of the diamond stand^ts this against Conard's Ted Krzynowek. under par- -of a tape measure for Mickey defeat dumped Chicago into lOth over Jim Coates. Detroit ...... 1616 5 .7M Both are southpaws. In the process he matched the cause of the rain. Siebem’s win­ the dinner bell rang at S o’clock . .. spring at his school are fiist base- CJapturlng first place and . a Mantle’s orbiting clouts they need­ and last pWee. • • * Ne)v York . 18 7 .850 ”«'/4 I didn't miss the hour's sleep I lost Conard has won three of four early morning high wind and near­ ning hit in the 10th inning of the Minnesota .. ,11 16 AM -’6 , man Jim Dixon and pitcher Dick prised trolly for winning the 20- ed a statistlclcn to figure thfit Rookie Chuck SchllUng knocked 'nOERS 8-5, WHITE SOX 6-8— first game followed a double by from the previous night — change Caley. Dixon is the son of George starU this spring and haa split in ly blew his nearest chsllsnger, vet­ zero for 11 dropped his average In six runs with a grand slam Those Tigers show no signs of BaltInMre. 11 19 JUM 8 two league encounters. Coach lap feature on the opening pro- eran, Tommy Bolt, off the course. Jerry Lumpe anc^, an error by from Standard to Daylight Saving Dixon, a fine Uiird baseman who tnain of the quarter-midget racing from .348 to .299. homtr and a two-run double 1n letting up. They haven’t lost a Cleveland ,11 10 A84' 6 Tom Kelley’s Red and White Tommy hung on to tske second Jackie Brandt. Kansas City — unUl after dinner and I "lost" played locally with Vic Pagani' season Saturday .was Manchester’s LeOn Wagner, reecued from the Boston's 11-9 decision over the series this year and slashed total ■ • • • . 6 9 .471 e my family eariy, not even staying Depot Square Grill in the old Twi­ crew,' undefeated 'n four outings, niace and $5,000 with a 71 for 280. Minnesota Twins. Harmon Kille- Boston ...... , 8 10 .444 «'/j haa captured both its loop starts Gerry Dipeusy. The 14-year-old International League by hla old of 50 hits in a four-game sweep INDIANS 4-8, SENATORS 2-4— around for Candid Camera at 10 light League... George MitcheU Silk City' youngster grabbed the BiirColllns’ 69 gave him 281 and boss, Manager Bill Rigney, drove brew horoered twice for the Twins. over the White Sox. Los Angeles . 7 12 AW 8 o’clock. and Is deadlocked for first place Hawkins’- victory in the first game Washington used the phone to report his Glen lead early and let the-other com­ $3,000, while Bob Rosburg, with-a In three runs with a two-run homer Kansas City shaded Baltimore Roy Slevers hit two homers for . S' 14 .864 •*/i in the CCIL with likewise un­ 68 for 282, and Dou"’ Ford, with a 6-4 In 10 innings on Norm was only the third complete game Chicago , 7 IS MO Haven Day Camp for Boys would petitors eat his dust the rest ef the and double In a 6-3 Los Angeles the Sox in the opener, one of thefn for the Cleveland staff this season. ■*Vt M onday open June 28 at Sperry’s. George beaten Maloney of Meriden- way. 73 for 283, were next in line. Slebem’s single in the first game. Sunday’s Results Following today’a date with the victory yesterday. Wagner also hit With the bases full, but the Tigers One of the four Washington hits Neatest piece of copy turned in. Krause will again be the water­ L t Gov. Anthony Armentano; Ja.V Hebert, the leader ' In the two homers and a triple in Satur­ Rain washed out the second. came up with five in the seventh Detroit 8-5,JCailcago flJL Chieftaine from West Hartford, was Woodling's first homer 6f the Washington 2-4, Cleveland 4-3 to the desk in weeks came from A1 front director... BUI Shepard, for­ the honored guest, presented the first two rounds, shot a 73 for 284 day n lA t’s Angel triumph.®He /Cleveland's Wynji Hawkins got and scored the winning run on Bob year. Woodling hit No. 2 off Jim BaMt, emnmissioner of the Farm the Ihdians have two more games me Tribe away to a 4-2 first game Boston 11, Minnesota 0 mer mknager of the State Theatre, winning trophy to Demeusy alter and a tie with South Africa’s has hit. six this year, four against Shaw's wild pitch. Jdke Wood add­ Grant with two on in the sixth in­ Uttle league. His purpose o f visit now at the Capitol in Springfield, this week. Tomorrow afternoon the race. Also receiving me­ victory over Washington on a Kaniias City 5, BaltInMre 4 (10). Wethersfield visits Memorial for k Game of Passing the ^Buck^ for Midget League Gary Player and Canada’.a Stan the Yahks. , ed an insurance run with a homer ning of the second game but being to distribute the rosters victory and 53rd shutout. Leading more and Colaxito, Detroit, 17. qualify for a regional NCAA Tour­ three-hit. 6-0 shutout over New Pittsburgh .,..1 1 0 A50 former Intermediate League bat­ nament berth. Vermont halted the made the difference in a 3-0 B.C. Usually we get to gether at this path with a victory over L^man LoulsviUe, Ky„ May 8 GD­ clsion by three-quarters of a feature and Demeusy took the Interest was In the tournament. With Freddie Hutchinson it is lie Neal, Norm Larker------and’------Frank 4-0 . - with one out, ^ Spahn gave up » Runs Batted In—Mantle, New Hampshire for Massachusetts in decision. Los Angeles ...1 8 11, .648 '8t/, desk to discuss the rec picture and ting champ and was a long baU Memorial last Friday, RHAH (2-5) Is Carry Back a great horse, length as Jockey Jolumy Sell­ “The money,” said Sam flatly. Howard gave the Dodgers a 4-2 York, 24; Cash, Detrqlt, 28; Gen- Huskies at five atraight league another Saturday lea^ e test. St. Louis ...... 1 0 10 JiOO 8'/] checkered' flag again to captiue either a feast br a famine. His homers to .Robinson and Post be­ victories 4-3 Saturday. A Norwich sophomore tossed a mutual problems . . Took a 10 min­ hitter with the Legion and Man­ wUt be striving to better its a g;ood one pr Just the beat of ers brought Carry Back down His next appearance will be In decision over the defending world fore he retired Gene Freese. In the tUe, Baltimore, 21; Slevers, Chi­ Yankee Conference standings: MUwsakee...... 8 10 .444 4>/. the senior di'vision feature. Cincinnati Reds jumped away Levi Brown, a Junior centerfield- two-hitter in the 3-1 victory over ute break for a visit to post office chester High squads. The mailman record. Today the Sachems were' an ordinary lot of 3-year olds ? the middle of the track. Susan OrrlU of Meriden 'was two Weeks at the Sam Snead- Golf champs. Sandy Koufax, with fine ninth the first two up, Cardenas cago, 18; Throneberry, Kansas Conn. 5-1. Mara. 2-1-1. N.H.. R.I. Chicago ...... 0 13 .480 S reported, also, that Pat Mistretta Country Gliib fast, won five of their first er, twice switched places with AIC. Facing only 29 men, Ron and doing school traffic duty, as slated to meet Portland In Hebron This question was hashed Crozier ia going to take an­ second in the Junior event, and Festival at White Sulphur Springs, relief help from Larry Sherry, was ftnd Coleman applied the crusher. City, 16. and Vt. 1-2 each; Maine 1-3-1. Sobolcski allowed one hit, one PhiUdelphia .j.. 6 J*86 8 had been doiiig well at West Vir­ and Thursday they Journey to and re-hashed by experts and other erSek at the champ in seven games and led the Na- the winner over George Witt, mak­ starting pitcher Bob Hobble when usual was smUing Bill Griffin, no SATURDAY Gary Osborne was third. Mik) and an affair named In hla honor. He O'Toole left 12 Braves on the Hits—Temple, Cleveland, 81; B. Not counting preseason South­ w'alk as Southern Connecticut Sunday’s Besolts member of the Casey Stengel Fan ginia Wesleyan, pitching and play­ Elast Hampton. laymen alike today as they ran the May 20 running of the ha.<» won it five times. tlcmal League. Then they lost ing his first start for the Pirates. bases and struck out seven while Connecticut had loaded the bases. ern trips, the leading area records TWO-BAIL, BEST BALL Jimmy Kneii of Meriden trailed Robinson, Balttmoro and Kaline, A converted inflelder who hadn't blanked Bridgewater (Mass.) San Francisoo 7, Blilltaelplda 0. Club . . Night was one of the best ing the outfield with the varsity Breaks Becord, Still Second and re-ran the smashing Preakness at Pimlico, the sec­ Demeusy in the senior event. PGA Field Secretary Jlm-Paquln eitat straight , and dropped to the St. Louis' Ernie Broglio retii'ed winnlg his third game. It was the for NCAA Tournament considera­ SUte, 4-0. Lns Angeles 4, Pittsburgh 8. although only a freshman Low net—Zaw y Zavarella and come-from-far-behind victory Detroit, SO; Slevers, Chicago, 28; pitched until two weeks ago. right­ Tvs q>eot in months, as the guest Victors in four of six dual meets ond Jewel in the triple crown, _ Novice events were won by Sue cheeked the records. He could find Mllar. Now they have won eight the last 14 men In a row aa the first time he had beaten the Piersall, Cleveland, Cash, Detroit tion include: Boston College 8-1, Navy needed a ninth Inning run Cincinnatt 5-4, Milwaukee 4-6. Frank Connorton 62, Bill Prlndle of one of the turf’s greatest in a row and are running second, hander Brown got out of the sev­ speaker at the annual Father tc Htgli’i track the final is the Belmont Farris Oil Kockville'and Nell Or^ no older winner of a major PGA - Cardinals climbed up to the .500 Braves after eight defeats. tad Versalles, Mlnnesots, 25. enth Inning jam via a strikeout. Conn. 10-2, Ma^lsachuaetts 6-2-1, off Dartmouth sophomore Bill St. tnuls 4, Chicago 8. SeObnd Boa Night of John Mather chap­ Oliver, Manchester’s most success and Mario Martocchio 65. bargains in the 87th Kentucky Stakes June 3 in New York. only two games off the pace. • * * Yale 8-4, Springfield 6-3, Dart­ squad picked up four medals at Low gross—EM Loika and Dan rill of Meriden. Semi-feature win­ tournament. Ted Ray won the U.S. mark by beaUng Chicago 4-2 in a He walked in one run in the Courtney for a 7-6 trfumph ex­ Game Postponed. ter, Order of DeMolay at the Ma­ ful builder and owner of stock cars the Fairfield InvlUUon meet held Derby Saturday at Churchill ^Chuck Parke, Crozier’s ners included Debbie Mercer, De­ Open In 1920 when he was 43. Stan Cincinnati turned on the'home game called after five innings be­ DODGERS 4. PIRATES 2—Kou­ Doubles—Romsno, Cleveland, 8; mouth 6-3. Vermont 4-2, Colby 6-4. in the past decide. Bob’s car No. Dowd 72, EM McNamara and Downs. B. RoMnson, Baltimore, Kallne, eighth, then slammed the door. tending ita record winning streak Today’s Gaines . ‘ , sonic Temple. Marv Feir, who Saturday. Best individual per­ trainer, was asked if he meusy, Robert Anderson of Tal- Leonard won the Western Open run power when four out of five cause of rain. A scheduled second fax ran into trouble in the sev­ Senior southpaw Hobble allowed Satui-day Highlights to 18. Coianell defeated Yale 8-5 Los Angeles (Williams l-8)‘ at labels himself as the biggest cater­ 10, with Joe CO Magglacomo at the Frank Simon 73 and Stan Hlllnskl And the consensus was that thought he had the race won enth at Pittsburgh but Sherry Detroit tad Green, Minnesota, 7; Among Saturday’s happenings formances burned in by an Indian and Stan Sasiela 73. ~ cottvtlle, and Butch Salerno of last year at 46. Dutch Harriaon In batters—Frank Robinson, Wally game was washed out. only five hits the rest of the time. and Columbia downed Brown 10-5 PhUadelphIa (Green 1-3) ^iOSp.m. er la Manchester, tu m ^ out an­ wheel, races Saturday nights at was that of Fred Koetenko who never a gamer race horse came an eighth of a mile from the * • bailed him out in fine style. Witt Thirteen tied with 5. were the following: ^ BEST SELECTED NINE roaring down the Derby’s Southington. 1958 •was about nine, weeks shy of Post, Leo Cardenas and Gordy (Coach Ralph LaPointe. former in other Eastern Intercollegiate San FrtacUco (Sanford 1<8) at other delidous dinner, roast beef Riverside . . . T u m ^ to TV at vaulted U ’, 514” to break the old finish. His reply was: ”I never Coleman—hit Warren Spahn for retired the first 16 Dodgers be­ Triples — Wood, Detroit and Holy Cross catcher Barry Bock- League gamea. Class 'A—Sher FTrguson 30-2- .heart-break final one-quarter A large crowd braved threat­ his 48th birthday when he won the GIANTS 7, PHILS 0—Orlando Keough, Washington, $; Nine tied Phillies’ and Cardinals’ infielder, Pittsburgh (Haddlx 1-0) 7:15 p.m. the main course. Service was ex­ 7:30 the second special baseball meet record of 11’4". Kostenko’s think I’ve got an3rthing won ening skies and cold weather to Tl.luana, Mexico, Open. homers in a 5-4 first game victory fore throwing up a home run ball let got so mad when Mike Dmm- feature in two nights, this one en 28, Jim Horvath 31-2-29, Ray Gor­ mile, which haa tested most of Cepeda, Felipe AIou and Ed Bailey with 2. used ingenious strategy similar to The EIBL standings: Navy 6-0, Only Games Scheduled. , cellent, Mothers Circle handling fine effort, however, was only when that little horse is in the attend the races and the opening Snead led Bolt and Player by over Milwaukee. Jim O’Toole then backed up Lqes’ pitching by hit­ to Neal In the sixth. Larker hit a one of Baltimore Oriole Pilot Rich­ mey was ruled safe at the plate on Army and, Cornell 2-1, Columbia UUed the Birth of a Ball Club, the don 32-3-29, Jim (Jordon 31-2-29, the nation’s greatest since two-run homer In the seventh and Home Runs—Mqntle, New York, Tuesday’s Schedule the Job, and David Hastings Jr. good enough for second place as race. He's one helluva tough ceremony, which-included a con­ five strokes starting out yesterday. shut out the Braves with five hits ting home runs at Philadelphia. ards’ frequent maneuvers. Several a rundown—tying the score—that 4-2, Dartmouth 3-2, Princeton 3-3, Los Angeles at Philadelphia, new Los Angeles Angels the prin­ Bob Haynes 32-3-29, Len Gigllo 1875 and found many of them customer.” Frank Howard slammed his fifth 0; Gentile, Baltimore and Klus. he threw the ball into the dirt in handled the program like a pro . . Ron Brouer of Waterford, set a 33-4-29. cert and precision drill exhibition The nearest Tommy got was three 4-0 in the second game. Cepeda’s fifth of the year came years ago Richards swapped hia Yale 2-3, Harvard and Penn 1-3, 7:05 p.m. cipals. Interesting viewing, even wanting in the speed and of the year in the same inning, sewikl, Los Angels, 7; Slevers, disgust. The ball rolled into the Father .and Son Nights are always new meet record with a brilliant stamina that goes into a Carry Back will go down ps by the St. Bridget’s Fife and Drum strokes. A double bogey six oh the % Billy Loes, the unpredictable with two on in the four-run sixth pitcher and third baseman for one Crown 0-6. dUcago at Milwaukee, 8 p.in. enjoyable and its too bad there for a non-sports fan I am sure. Class B — George McLafferty one of the greatest bargains. both off Witt. Oileago sad Wagner, Los Angeles, vault of 11’ 7H”. 33-7-26, Ted Backiel 34-7-27, BUI champion thoroughbred. Corps. 12th and a trip into the lake bn me, latched the league-leading San inning, dooming Robin Roberts to «• batter. aren’t more of the same, as well as O^ers picking up medals at Price paid $300 for Joppy, The Connecticut Valley Quarter Francisco Giants to a 7-0 triumph, his fifth straight defeat. Alou hit Leave 15 Men On Friday Prlndle 32-5-27, Jack Grezel 33- Jack Price, who trains Car­ the l7th wrecked Bolt's chances. CARDS 4, CUBS 2—Broglio had Stolen Bases— Versalles, Minne­ more functions that are carried Fairileld were Ken Smith, who 6-27. ry Back for his wife, Mrs. Carry ^ c k ’s dam who died Midget Assn, will present racing holding the PhiUdelphia Phillies his third in the second and Bailey Connecticut left 15 runners out on levels for fathers and their Biggest news this first payday recently at Ocala, Fla. He bred a rough first inning when the sota, 0; Apariclo, Chicago, 7; Ka- co-oaptains the Indians along with Class C—Paul Groobert 33-7-26, Katherine Price, called him programs every Saturday through EASTERN LEAGUE to asven hits. Loes, a relief man hit his first of the year in the sev­ stranded Saturday.' sons . , I enjoyed myself greatly in May was, of course, Alan Shep Joppy to Saggy, called an un­ When he was traded to the Giants enth. Cubs scored two runs but he set­ llae, Detroit and Howser, Ktasss Koetenko, John Salclus and Jim Joe Zanettl 36-10-26, Joe Aloeio "Beet of a poor lot.” But he June, and on 'Wedne'STay evening Springfield 5-6, Reading 2-5. tled dovm for the rest of the ab­ For the Huskies, senior right­ and had fine talks with a number ard, the first American shot into fashionable stud whose chief during school vacation. by BalUmors in November, 1959, * • • City, 4; Five tied with 3. hander Joe Clement. Hennlker. Bracken. Smith placed third in the 39-13-28. had a twinkle in his eyes and Johnatown 6, Lancaster 1, breviated contest. Pitching — Hawkins, Cleveland o f fathers Including BUI Irwin space. However, there was still 880 being timed at 2:04.5 while admitted he said it with' claim to fame was victory now has a 3-1 record as a starter REDS 6-4. BRAVES 4-0—The N.H.. pharmacy major, pitched a Howard Waddell, Stewle Kennedy, time' to talk baseball, and the Blind Bogey over Citation in a sprint race The Cards had been helped by and Mossl, Detroit, 3-0, 1.000; Al­ Salclus ran a 4:38.0 mile for fifth John Mesklll, EM Wadas, John tongue in cheek. and a 3.50 earned run average. A Reds really exploded against rain Friday night, too. in the open­ scoreless ninth inning.. Coupled Dave Hastings Sr., Chef Feir, Gor­ weather, with a number of people In 1948. year ago his ERA was 12.00 at len, Cleveland, Regan, Detroit and with his 4-0 triumph over Massa­ place and Bracken also took fifth La vino, Joe Skinner, all 88’s. , Better All the Way Spahn in the eighth and ninth. er when the game was washed out Dttmar, New York, 2-0, 1.000. NOW OPEN! don McBride, Sam Tkggart, to list I encountered on my stroll to the place In the 440 being clocked at “I would say he’s great,” $500 Stud F ee' this sttas- Just when the 40-year-oId lefty chusetts in mid-week. (Clement has a few . . I showed some of my Low Gross: Stan Hllinski 73, ’’Saggy’s stud__fee was with Chicago leading 5-1 in the Strikeouts— Pascual, Minnesota, bank...W alt Grusha, back from 63J> for a tie. Jim Horvath 73. - ...... — said Price admitting _he~was Scandias in Soccer Deadloc*Jkq Los Angeles flexed its muscles at appeared headed for his fourth top of fifth. a string of 27 scoreless innings. In colored sporU slides for 90 min­ Miami with a great tan, shivered ■prejuiced. “He astounded me $6()0,” said Price ‘‘But I got 29; Barber, Baltimore and Ramos, 66 innings to date, he haa a 7-0 utes and an interesting question Out of the medal finishers for SUNDAY Minnesota, 27; Mossl, Detroit, 26; along with the rest who were wear­ the Indiana were EM CTzamota in the last 70 yards. At the a discount by breeding three record, allowed six earned runs for and answer period foUowed into ing spring clothing in this unusual SWEEPSTAKES mares at .the same time. The Play Road GaiAe Again Sunday Boll, Cleveland and Turley, New HARTFORD GENERAL TIRE five-eights pole, I thought he the late hours. (Javelin) and Bob Foster (220), Highlight of the day's action York, 25. cold and wet season.. .Dave both of whom came In sixth In didn’t have a shot at any of total cost was $1200.” That No Excuses for Poor Record Witham visited with final stand­ were a pair of eagles turned In makes Carry Back’s original Sport Schedule Sunday's Homers their events, and John Golden, who by Lee Terry and Jim Horvath. the money. With one-half mile Tuesday ings and averages in the Holiday to go I thought maybe we investment $700. He picked up Trailing by a goal at halftime.fhalf. Bud Zerien got the first score NATIONAL LEAGUE won his heat and placed seventh in Terry got his on the 304-yard 11th Manchester’s Scandia AC soccer of the day for the home team and (Season Total in Parentheses) Spaaking circuit, which has add- Commercial Bowling League and the finals of the mile. would get a piece of the mon- $120,500 of the $163,000 derby Today Batting— (Based on 60 or more •d a few pounds to my mldsec- and Horvath’s came on the 347- purse to boost his bank ac­ Skip Weber booted home two more at bats)—Cunningham, St. Louis, AMERICAN LEAGUE Elarl Carron, new publicist for the yard 13th. ev. At the quarter-mile, I team needed a score, by George TUN IITI ISUKl CWM Oon during the past two weeks, Tomorrqw, afternoon the Indian knew we had at least third. count to $612,868 on 10 vic­ before halftime to give his.club a Conard at Manchester, 3:15, Roberts .807; Moon, Los Angeles, .385; Blanchard, Yanks (1). Manchester Revolver Club, was an­ trackmen will close out their reg­ Lasnier with less than five minutes Disappointed TNlll KNUI m tUK took me to WiUie's for the Civitan other visitor.. .Final Little League SWEEPSTAKES .xU eighth-of-a-mile farther I tories, five seconds and five one point margin at intermission. Memorial Field. Clemente, Pittsburgh, .878; Vlr- Berra, Yanks (2). ular season hosting Conard and Low Gross—Jim Gordon 73. to play in the second half to gain nrn IF m m-Aii the g u b >Unner meeting at noon. Joe Umpires' Clinic was scheduled at thought we would be second. ' thirds in 29 starts. The match, player* at Mill Portland at RHAM, 3:15. don, PitUburgh, .865; Mathews, Pearson, Angels (3). f»«rwlnski arranged the program Thursday Coach Paul Phlnney wijl Class A—Jim Gordon 73-3-70, Then he really surprised me. In addition to Croz' \ . at a 3-3 deadlock with tte German Woods Park, brought •;cer back Tennis — Conard at Manchester, Milwaukee, A47. Wagner, Angels (6). night at the West Side Rec and Americana in Wethersfleld yes­ But Not Tik* thU to rasr Qtssrarrin In which I had a small part, be- take his charges to Meriden to Bob McGurkln 78-7-71, Bundl Tar- "But I shouldn’t be sur­ least three other Derby start­ to .Wethei'sfield after on absence t. Discouraged Buns—iMays, San Francisoo, 18; Leek, Angels (1). CASH OR Dootof tor rsSosiltfios ONLY with a welcomed assist from compete against Platt. ca 78-7-71, Bill Allen 78-7-71. terday afternoon The game did 1 ^ the speaker, basebaU the sub- Bemie Giovino, former pro arbiter, prised at anything he does.' He ers will oppose Carry Bppk in of four years. A large crowd at­ Mutual vs. Congo, 6:15, Nebo. T. Davis, Moon and Wills, Los An­ Wertz, Red Sox (3). TIME Onriss tSMftifoS otiM ot Off to a fast start which has Class, Br—EM McNamara 81-11- not coimt in State League compe­ tended including several town dig­ Gus’s vs. Fred’s, 6:15, Charter Ml Jot-Ak hrtioSselory om r. J^t . , . Like all local service the session was run off and com­ has been doing it ever since he the ■ Preakness. 'They , are tition. . Philadelphia, May 8 (/P)— Robin Roberts, o ff to one of his geles. BoUIng, Milwaukee) VIrdon, SchUUng, lied Sox (1). PAYMENT clube, that do a great Job year in found, them winning their first two 70, Bob . McCann 85-13-72, Sked came to the races. Look at Globemaster, who fik'ished nitaries. Oak. Pittsburgh and Boyer, 8L "Louis, LisiH: 4 000*000 (Mol lo lio pleted by 9 o’clock. Fair turnout Lasnler's game-tying shot came Klllebrew, Twins 2 (5). SALE tn.OO) os M< 0(4 M -AkUrat. and year out, the Clvltan’s com­ matches. Coach Phil Hyde’s In­ Homans 80-8-72. him walking around. Did you sixth; Jacob Sher’S Sherluck, Next Stmday Scandia returns to Tnesday, May 9 worst starts in his 14 years with the Philadelphia Phillies, 16* so the men,' both Little Leaguers Class C—Bob Armstrong 89-16- on the rebound of a shot which Woodling, Senators 2 (2), bine business with pleasure with and regular Manchester 'Board dian netmen meet a tarter today ever see dne that looked less fifth after moyihg into con­ State League action 'visiting Wa- Wethersfield at Manchester, 3:15, has no excuses for his 0-5 pitching record. Runs Batted In—Moon, Lot An­ Sulliyan, Athletics (1). In perennial powerful Conard of 74, John Relder 93-18-75. like a race horse ? But he sure rocketed off the goal post. How­ terbury for a clash with another Putting it bluntly, the one tlmeif' a lot of good natured . kidding. Re­ members, must know all the an­ tention at the top of the home ard Gorman tallied the Silk City Memorial Field. geles, 20; T. Davis, Los Angeles, Hankins, Athletics (2), cipients of special awards were West Hartford at the local courts. Blind Bogey is game.” stretch and Mrs. Ethel Ja­ team made up' primarily of play­ ace righthander of the Phillies’ 10; Aaron, Milwaukee, and Mc- swers with the season fast ap­ Ed McNamara and Mitch Kar- team’s other two goals in the first ers of German descent. - Middletown at Rockville, 8:15. the 48 hits, five have been homers. Wood, Tigers (3). DURINGWTRODUCTION OF THE ALL-NEW Bud Schmidt, the hard working proaching ... En route home I stop­ Thursday the locals will visit Bris­ Price had nothing but praise cobs’ fast closing Dr. Miller, Track, Conard at Manchester, pitching staff says he just ain’t Covey and Cepeda, San Francisco, Colavlto, Tigers, (5). tol Central. v- puska, both 81’s. for Fred Hooper’s Crazier, who qjas fourth. Mrs. V. E. 8:30. pitching good. He's disappointed Three of them came yesterday off 18* manager-coach-player of volley­ ped off at the Holiday Lanes where me bats of Orlando Cepeda, Felipe Slevers, White Sox 2 (8). ball and softbaU^ teams represent­ Getting no better than a split who apparently had the race Smith’s Bass Clef, a surprise Morlarty’s vs. CivlUn, 6:15, but not discouraged. And he’s look­ Hits—T. Davis, Los Angeles and Smith, White Sox (5). the championship roll off match Because of the fact that the won and then dropped the de- Alou and Ed Bailey. ing the C-Club, and A1 Flagg. was in progress. Holiday versus In their triangular match at the third, in a belated run from Nebo. ing forward to pitching again and Clemente, Pittsburgh,'31; -Moon, Mliioso, White Sox (2). Connecticut Women’s -(Boif Assn, again. The weak hitting of the PhllUes GENERAL Schmidt received a plaque, richly Top Hills of Meriden. The locals, Willlmantlc Country Club. Man- Iqst place, will be shipped to Paganl’s vs. Egg, 6:15 Charter Los Angelos, 80; Cunningham, S t NATIONAL LEAGUE deserved and attractively en­ c|iester Hlgh>_y golf team now will be having Its Class B Division Ch'cago. Oak. "I feel fine,” the 34-year-old and lapse in defensive play at Louts, 27; Coleman, Cincinnati and who set a new world team game Ladies Day weekly tournament at F. Alou, GUnts (3). graved, for his untiHng efforts, sports a 2-f record. The Indians The Alberta Ranches’ entry- Wednesday, May 10 Roberts said when asked if pos-' times have contributed to some of Matheivs, Milwaukee, 26. record this past season, scored the Country .club tomorrow, the Leaguers Tuesday sibly his arm were bothering him Roberts’ losses but he refuses to .Cepeda, GUnts (5). plus a Jersey with the insjcription three straight points to take the trimmed Bristol EMstem, 9-3, but of Four-and-Twenty (sev­ Doubles — Coleman, Cincinnati Bailey, GUnts (1). were edged by Wln«Hiam, 64-51,4. course will be closed to all others St. James vs. Cheney Tech, 2, after, he suffered his fifth straight even mention this. COACH across the back. Flagg, beat of seven playoff set in five enth) and Flutterbv (eighth) • Mt. Nebo. ’ 7; Zimmer,- Chicago and HlUer, Neal, Dodgers (2). Who has been waiting for a cloth­ Roger Poe turned ik the best ii the morning. Auction for Alumiii head back for C^Mfomla with- ■ loss yesterday—a 7-0 setback at All he win acknowledge is that San Francisoo, 6. games. Excellent turnout for the LADIES DIVISION Methodist vs. Temple, 6:15, Nebo. Howard, Dodgers (5). J e r - A r n ing drive to get a new pair of score for the Indians. 80, while in a few days after Four-and- me hands of the National League "A couple of the gamea (he pitch­ match produced some nifty pin­ SATURDAY Telephone vs. Teachers, 6:15, Triples—Banks, Chicago, Wills, Larker, Dodgers (I). tym pants, can relax now as his Bob Palmer had a 78 and Lester With tryouts completed in the Twentv undergoes an opera­ leading San Francisco Giants. ed) weren't bad." ^ Los Angeles, Amaro, Phtlodelirfila ning. -Phatted with the winners,. Noel a 79 for the WhippeU. SELECTED NINE HOLES Charter Oak. Roberts, who helped the Phillies Stuart, Pirates (I). fellow club members came up with Hip Correnti, Jerry Maloney, Alumni Baseball League the next tion for a qu'Tter-crack- in his Great Spring and VIrdon and Stuart, Pittsburgh, Robinson, Reds (5). a brand new pair of the fanciest The Indian link’s squad has only Low Gross: Helen Noel 38. left fore honf. to a pennant In 1950 by winning 20 Roberts had one of his best, George Pelletier, Roy Lipp and Low net: Tie between Barbara Job for the coaches vrill be to bid Post, Reds (4). first premium-quality tire combination gym and beach pants one match this week facing Conard for the boys to fill out their team "It wasn’t serious enough games that year and who followed spring training seasons this year Home Runs-«rMoon, . Los //i- Walt Berthold, before returning and Platt In Meriden on Thurs- Williams and Hazel Barger, both with 20 or more victories for five Cardenas, Reds (I). available, personally inscribed to the office to get the story out 29. rosters. The auction will take, place to hamoer his Derby chances,” Tarbox President and it wasn't expected that he’d geles, 0; (Joleroan, Cincinnati, T. Coleman, Reds (6). . . . Matt Maetozo and Cliff Ulm, day. straight years after that, lost get off to such a bad start. for the following a.m. Low puUs: Edna Bilinskl 30, at the East Side -Rec Tuesday ’ said Trainer Vance Longdeh. Davis, Los Angeles and Mays, San in the low-price field! president and president-elect, con­ starting at 7 p.m. . "He Just didn’t have it aVter Of Reveller Club some of the zip on his. fast ball in He sold, half jokingly, "That Francisco, 6; Seven tied with 6. (j • ducted the session . . . I enjoyed PETTY THEFT Barbara Williams 31. recent years. shows you how important spring Saturday SUNDAY The eight teams in the Alumni taking the lead.’I Dr. Jim Stolen Bases—Robinson and talking baseball with a stream­ Wilmington, N. C., May 8 (/P)— ' Temnle, veterinarian, estimat­ Turns to Cun-e training is.” Coleman, Cincinnati, 6; Mays, San Morning off but there was a FOUR-BALL, BEST BALL League have a roster of l3' players, With its league match schedule Whereas he once relied almost lined Dr. Walt Schardt. Jim Mar­ social event on- the calendar and Two University of North Carolina seven 14-year-olds and six 13-yesr- ed Four-and-Twentv will be Asked If this might be his last Francisco, 4; T. Davis, Los An- *T W IN TREADS ^NYGEN CORD. shall, ' Harold Davey, Howie basketball players. Lor Brown and Low Gross: Helen ReynoldSj 1m - Wilnd them, the Manchester Re­ entirely on his fast one. he now season, Robbie said: I was up and around.4t the usual belle Parciak, Emma Olekslnskl olds. This means that each year if out. -e action for three or four g ^ , CaUison. Philadelphia and Holmes, Clarence Maron, Jim Her- Jim Donohue, have been accused weeks. volver Club retires to a summer tries to mix hih pitches more, go­ "I ain’t even minWnjf about It." Hiller, San Francisoo, 3. time. B^utiful day for a wedding, and Eunice Owens 83. the teams stay In contect and t::e ing, to the curve. dlc and Leon Holmes . . . Vol- the-i weatherman cooperating to petty theft, stealing from a hos­ league doesn’t expand that each of practice shooting. At a meet- Then wim a laugh, he added: “The . Pitching—Elston, Chldago and leybajl season Is coming to a close pital here a gumball vending ma- Low neU: Ceil Perry, Vera Wolf, "Ertdently I’m making some Phillies might retire me the way Batting, Leon Wagner, Angels C/ip your coupon fpefoy . . . $avo hig money fo ^ h ^ w l the fullest . . Short trip after Dot Ballsieper and Joyce Fergu- team will need at least one 14-year- held this week, officers were Podres, Los Angelos. 4-0, 1.000; —His two-run' homer and decisive but kt nlg^jt I Joined Watkins for riiine operated for the blind. At mistakes,’’ he said in trying to an­ rm going.” Duffalo, San Francisco, 2-0, 1.000; Ipnch to Trinity and the full «oh 70; ' Evelyn; Lorentzen, Mae old and six 13s. At this rate a total S m » r t s i ? i lined up for next season and sev- alyze his 0t5 mark. double led Los Angeles to 5-8 vic­ an 'exhibition match in Simsbury. Chapel HllJ, home of the univer­ Supposing he had a real bad Nine tied trim 1-0, l.OOOi schedule ended at night with the Wilkie, Lou Carvey and Marlon of 56 boys will be choosen and the e ^ new shooting programs were Roberts has pitched 37 2/3 in­ tory over New York. It was his Regular setupman, Pete LoM gjlio annual banquet ,_for member's of sity. Detective Sgt. Howard Pen- dlacussed. - - year, someone uked^W ould -that Strikeouts-M^brysdale, Los An­ i t FREE dergraft described It as "Juit a Zamaitis 76. possibility that in some cases an nings in six^gamsa-^^he" wasn’t In­ sixth home, four against the ★ FREE i r COURTEOUS tuined spiker and set the pace as Watkins Bros, volleyball team and eligible 14-year-oId boy may- not SELECT FAIRFIELD force him Into retirement? geles, 80; Jones, San Francisoo, Yanks. foolish prank that college kids will The new officers aris as follows: volved in one decision. He has giv­ "I ain’t supposing I’m going to the locals won With Red Hadden, their wive,s. Once again the spon­ desire to return the coach must New York, May 8 (D—The New 34; Mabaffoy, PhlladelphU, 32} Pitching, Billy Jones, fiGiants— MOUNTING PARKING Charlie Morse, Dick "I^horpe and pull." Ellington Ridge p a rie s Tarbox, president; Bill en up 48 hits and 24 earned runs end with a real bad season,” he SERVICE sor picked up the dinner tab and bid'for a replacement. York Giants of the National Foot­ Wilson, secretary; Ed Meski, for a 6.68 earned rim average. Of said. Pedros. Los Angeles, 80; Broglio, Blanked Phillies with ssien hits, Bruce Watkins -insisting. Coach distributed gifts to both the play­ ball League wi'l set up a training- St. Louis, 20. Tent stakes won’t hold. In sand SATURDAY This year a total of 130 boys Utasurer, and Ehirl Carroiv' press 7-0, his first shutout since 1967. Frank Miller viewed the action ers and their- wives, thus insuring took an active part in the tryouts camp at Fairfield University In and reported he was seriously giv­ snow. Therefore^ tie guy ropes Ma t c h p l a y ,vs. p a r , tad public relations. Coaching a full return of players for an­ FULL HANDICAP and It means that some 70 boys FaM eld, Conn.,.^tyy 17. In recent- w l be handled by experienced ing thought to signing a five year other season. around a rock or„twtga and bury years. the Giants have trained at * Inches in tJie“ ground. Al Grother, one up; Jack Rush- will not make the regular league. uooters, Herm Reuger and Adam er Jr.p one down. ^ With this thought In mind the St. Michael’s College In .Winooski Vabalas. ------A LL M AKES 8 Kickers: Mark Kravitz 76, Tom Recreation Department and the Park, Vt. The Giants will work out Member averages have been f i ­ Wolfe 78. Jack Goldberg 78, Fred Alumni Association are planning at Fairfield until Aug. 10 when lled and top five scorers wlIF re­ A LL M O O a S Cavedon 78. they Will leave for a western ceive medals of standing. Medals ■NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING CdMPANY* to organize a farm league and swing for three exhibition games. a n d NO EXCEPTIONS SUNDAY hope enough boys will show Inter­ for most improved shooting went They will return to Fairfield Aug. to Don Schofield (league medal) MEDAL PLAY, est to play. Trjrouts will be held 26 to prepare for an exhibition FULL HANDICAP within the next two weeks.-with and Tarbox (club medals). Va- game against the Baltimore Colts oalas, retiring president, was Low Gross—Lou Becker 79. the Rec department making up the at Yale' Bowl Sept. 10. Low Net—Lou Clanclulli 80-12— teams from all the boys who show •jntaimously credited with having $Q.95 68. , done the most for the year! BRAKE SPECIAL up for the tryouts. This league will NEW LOOK - AMESITE Kickers: Ted Bantly 77, Jd^anette have ee New Wire: Reuger, 271.92, Witkowekl Harrigan 77, Merrill Rubinow 75, to wear and will play their games EMgland schoolboy -basketball and W e Ai Grother 75. at Keeney St. 870.26, Helsler 281.59, Wlleon 250.- do all this... hockSy toumtaients will have a 18, Vabalaa 258,07, Tarbox 256:20, This year the league hopes to new look beginning next year. wAofleld 233.53. • Correct Caster, Camber, Toe-In o Inspect Wheel Cylinders and Grease play games on both Chartei- Oak Changes adopted-by the New Eng­ Weekend Fights , Other ibboters' are not listed o Balance Front Wheels Seals i * FIRST IN 8UALITY Experience Park and Illlng Junior High Field. land Council of 'ranclpals Satur­ here because they did not fire nec- The.^ auction •will be under the day are'Intended to cut down loss ^aary 20 matches. -This places • Inspect Front Brake Lining (front o Inspect and Lubricate Eimergency Is Our New York — Yama Bahama, of classroom tlnie tad help elimi­ * FAIREST IN PRICE supervision of Wally Fortin, pro­ the club ninth In Metropolitan brakes wear fastest) Brake Linkage Best 158, Bimini, B. W. I., outpointed gram director and Americov nate the lam ents which have League standings. * FASTEST SERVICE Guarantee Joey Glambra, 166, Buffalo, 10. . (Butch) Buccino who will be the caused Connecticut to withdraw The membership wishes to wel- St Add Needed Brake Fluid s Adjust Steering Mechanism — Sente AmonU, league commissioner, and Is open after '62. Needing only final ap­ wm e qualified sKootera and those ^ConnecticBt’s Lending Paving Contractor 18S?4, lOtaly, knooked but Frank­ for coaches and their assistants proval from Boston Garden, the mterested In becoming team mem- ie Daniels, 194 4 . Bakemfleld, only. Boys who'bave tried put are revised basketball' format lists the oers can -contact members at the CaUf., 9. ’ . reminded to look for the auction quarterfinals for Saturday night, ^ g e , located In the basement of results in The Herald oii Wednes­ March 17. The semifinals and the me poUjee station. ']Pueaday nr Fri­ JAYVEES TRIUMPH day. Their names and the names final will be Jield the following day evenings. An interest In com­ With Fred McCurry pitching a j)t the' team and coaches will ap­ weekend, March 83-24. The.hockey petitive htadgun shooting Is the le THOMAS COLLA Co. quarterfinals will be' played op a BJraX IN MATCH HONORS in the Hockanum Dos three-hitter, Manchester High's prenequlsite for membership, J A 2 -5 7 S Q PAVING CONTRACTORS pears The coaches of each team' school'oF college rink. M l f .5 2 2 4 Jayvee baseball team defeated Hall wUl coiitact the boys who wlU be Club’s -sanctioned toatch at ML Nebo yeaterdav waa aimough it must be stated that High’s JV s last Friday, 7-4. .Mc­ on their team as to pracUca ses­ Janet Shields. 1^ o tJ ^^ ca , N. Y., wlth^er rfghS •afety is stressed on the range and HARTFORD GERERAL TIRE CO. A "flah finder’* la a meUil slid­ WORK— Fay Luebbert geti all involiintery iniid "MOT AFHUATg) WITH ANY OTH)ER PAVING COMPANY" Curry gave VP aU four runs In the sion and other Information. The Iwund, Khabira-IUhn. The young handle!- is shown above in me handling o f flrearma in gen­ through ihe air and lands with a squish. Then she tries first inning. Jeff OentUpore col­ ing rig used to hold a sinkei try . Therefore trick ehootera or bflth at WMhington UnivarBity In St. Louii. The mud 155 CENTER ST. M i 9 -2 8 2 8 M A N C H ^ t H I leacup Js scheduled to sUrt regular the ^ and at t ^ same tuna with her dog and awards with Jim of Washinw. to wurape off the mud with a towel, ^ m e beauty azperta- lected two hits fo r the winners. play flundi^, May IS. qulok-draw artiaU 4 ^ net ba wal- hole Jump ii one of a leiiee o t hizarre eventi in tha Sig­ pem ita 0^ line to n ov e fraMy ton, D. C., a jpdge. (Herald Photo by O fim ) recbmmend mud for the complexion. ma Nu Relaye. Pretty Fay atartfl her futile leam fligg O F »l THURSDAY NIGHTS TO 9 T

1 " . 4^ , ■rip- JfesSf! Waatod Aatbs— THERE 0U6HTA BE A LAW Oog»—Biirdg—F«to YOUBBESTBUYISAT Jiockville-Venwh / ' ’BY>A6ALY and SHOSnm Hrip Wiiito*—FwBBit CHAMBER’S FURNITURE WANTED—Four room house with RCICXVILLIB—A iroom ranch, large TWO-FAMIL’!' — Bowers School. SIX ROOM CAPE—Handy to bus, NATIONAL heat, hot water, centrally located. living roqpr cabinet kUehen, 8 M o to ro rd c* 1 2 OOtUB Shepherd j n m aaad a SALES Five room flate, modern kitchens. banking and shopping Fenced in A TfUBUra to the Bumy mothan Clean, elderly couple. Box R, bedrooms.SroomM. Yard beautifuUybeauUfWy land-___ Urge lot,' 3-dar garage, $20,900. U51-1S95 qHEVROLBT dump In the Mwdiaatar aria Who ara hom*. Rusonabla. n i-7182 attar Framing. Truckloadu 897. ‘^Per M’ 508 E. Middle Tpke. back yard. $18,800. Don’t mlaa this OambinaUon Doors 814.98 Each Herald. ■oakpeif. Owner transferred. Marton Shown by appointment only. Phll- excellent value. Philbrick Agency, trucka and pickmpt. Bouaa mikteg it poaalbla tor>thalr fanl- • pm - E Robertson, broker, MI 8-5968. Natural Oadar Shakes 88.90 Per Sq. SPECIAL FOU|t ROOM house'or flat with 2- briek Agency, MI 9-8464. MI 9-8464. ' City to Give Bartlett Motora, u n Main StrMt, WtUl BeidAurt Usa to Uva battw by taMng ad- ICahogany Paneling I7c Sq. Ft. mantle, Oom. RARiaaa.>lti7. vaatafa'aC Avon’s aarning ^poi^ FIVE CDTB Uttana looking ta t ’ car parking by middle age work- GENTLEMAN’S farm With city OAPB-HI rdofoa, exceUent location. THI^fteOH homes. Pham MX th tm . CxprMs Paaeling 37c Sq. Ft. Portable automatic stereo phonp- SIX ROOM HOUSE, very large lot, tunlty. Jliat a taw heuri a day In in^ couple. CSdlJI MI 9-3148...... between conveniences. Appraxjmktely IH pWnteKj. Private back aluminum windows, copper TMIRTV OcUlngTHa 9o Sq. Ft. qraph 899J6 p.m. ADVERTISING plaaaant ointtaot wot* can dO w m - PorUbls 16" UHF-VHF TV 8219.95 acres land fruit and'khade treks, One-car garage. $16,600. plumbing, country atmosphere, Bill of Particulars deri for tha slcUy budget! Call Louver Doors From 88.96 Each BnsinesB Senricea Offered IS C C B C E d ^ Ihaulatlon , 886 Per M’ Three-piece maple Davenola set, outside fireplace, S-oar gknge Ibribk Agency, MI 9-8464. $16,800. MI 9-8038. BU 94933. Poultry and SappliM 43 IHSMNNIPKr 1x10" Sheathiiig 894 Per M’ > 8189.96—now 8151.98 Bairinen P rop «l, P.r 8.1. 70 Z? CLASSIFIED ADVERn&tiNG DEPT. HOURS FOR 8TKK7TLY farm fresh eggs A list of grievances agalnetatlon wui be u tka Uat 0< grtor^ OOSMA APPUAMCS 8aiTtoa-fU SI8TKR$b CLERK Ping-Pong Table Tops 8U.96 Each Breakfast aets, bar atoola, lamps. Rockville Police Sg;t. Lester F. SaS AJL to 4:S0 P Jl try Manchaatar Poultry Farm. 479 CASH ’N CARRY ^ Baby strollers, cribs, playpens, etc. FOR SALB’^^SO.OOO sq. ft., sprin­ birch cabineU, oil heat, stmporch, MANCHESTER Lots Pol Sale 73 ancea la not as speipUle a* iM wauM pain aU aJ makM wirigaratota, LOTOr ' combination windows and doors. Bartlett' was drawn up today to like. ttaeaera. waaltlBg macldnaa. d ^ Kaaney S t. MI 94904. > ’ Call Us on KITCHEN CAKiNBTS, klers throughout, railroad siding, PLEACURE Otfica axpartanoa nbt requirad. Home in excellent condition. City tlS,900—six room colonial. built TWO B ZONE loU with city be turned over to Bartlett’s attor­ Hammer made tka raqiiaat lka| era rangaa, oU and !gaa buniara WALL PANELS AND TRUSSES truck dock, elevator, suitable for 1980, fireplae*, plastered walle, city c o n CLOSING TDlB FDR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Intartsh^ and pleasant w on . FOR SALE-Gaa stove 816 Tel. water and sewerkge, ameMte water. Union St. , Mancheeter. ney In anticipation of a hearing week, saying hla client’s rigkita MI LOon. All arotk guatantaad. Nobody, But Nobody, UnderseUa manufacturing br warehousing. water and eewera, brook. A zone 12,350 each, MI 9-6495. on the sergeant’s demotion. HONOAT n O D A T i e « AJL—SATUBDAV, t AJL Artlelis Pop Sale * • 45 MI 9-2482. 181 Walnut Street. , Haas Realty, MI 1-1867. Eve. MI drive. All this for 817,800. Charles - - ■ P _____ >. would be jeopardiaed it % tpatMia . . C L E R K -T Y E IS T National Lenlerance, MI 9-7620, Corporation Counsel Harvey A. OOMPU5TB REPAIRS — Bp Stu- 9-8741. MANCHESTER—Beautiful oije acre statement were not dravm 1 9 , LAWN MOWBR8-Toro Jacobsen 12 f o o t CROSLEY Shelvadofe re­ Yonce said city leaders decided Bartlett’s defenae muat ba pga* an Rl^ Wolcott on aut'.AuUic Opaniag for qualified Must NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. $16,900—v a c a n t six room cape in $16,800—1,080 square feet, 8 bed­ lot, nice location, full price $2,200. PLEASE READ YOUR AH araahaia. tfrpan ^ end oiaeMc Bolaas, OoodaU, Arleiui. Riding . 881 STATE STREET frigerator in good condition, 840. during the weekend ' to comply pared, he said, with soma )owM* bt _ PrariOtti Ml 3-6802. Rolling Park. 1% baths, combine, room ranch, plastered walls, stair­ Call MI 3-8930. .. with a request filed by Atty. Harry not mowers. Bolena T h.p. Rldamatio NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Farm and Land For Sale 71 way to attic, basement garage, dty edge of the grievances agataal Ida a i tka I1B82 DAP n r aCfloa’OKpartenea hell tractors with over 31 attachments tion windows, full basement. WUl Hammer for a statement of spe­ him.' essenttsL Company otfan m » :i.. CHeatnut 8-2147 VA or FHA with small down pay­ utilltiee, shade trees, high A zone VERN(5N—Choice lota for sale near Ip Raaa far tha neat lai AMESTTE ORIVBWAT8 conatraet* Uaad mowers and tractors. Parts SIX ACRES—One acre open lot on new Vernon School, eetling for cific Instances In which it was felt Yonce said Friday ka folt t)tk benaflt- program, good air- S’TUDIO COUCH, kitchen table and ment. T, j , CSrockett. Realtor, Ml Idt. Assume 4%% mortgage, $97.60 ONE baeonaet ar aialttad ed—reauifacad—aaaled. SOp^or and aervica. Cudtoi Equipment hard road. Tucker St., Coventry. monthly. $2,200 each. For further informa­ Bartlett showed incompetence. original ndtice, aayt^ tka eouam pavera. MI S dSlB. conditioned oMtoe. Apply Oo„ 89 , Main. Mr3r79B£^ ^ 4 chairs, PI 2-7241. PI 2-7777. 8-1877. A hearing waa originally set oa|p ta tha aataat of a ment Office:,." Oismonds-^ W stches— tion and appointment to see call would seek to demota BagUatt M ' m m tha aalaa of for Wednesday, but It will now be incompetence, waa sufOotaat Ra SPRING CLEAN-UP-Attlea cal- , Jewelry 48 MOVING OUT OF state— selling BOLTON—10 acres of land, 600 foot SIX ROOM CAPE, IH baths, near “LAWRENCE F. FIANO R. F. Dimock Company, MI eanaetad hr “maha good” iaaartloa. BOMB ICAOB ravtoU, fresh or 9-6245, Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, postponed one week to comply said the city charter and ^ eier*a i Sand and Gravel, TalcottvlUe, Conn. Tel. Ml 8-7449. -family room, modern kitchen, 3 walk-out basements. City water, exceptionally large center foyer, and Ctaeatnut Sta. Pleaae baU MI PRICED TO SELL AT THE BEST MI 8-0796. MX » 4 e o 8 7 \ daUy and all day Saturdays from bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good large lot, $14,490, FHA or VA ap­ $8,000. Call the Ellsworth Mitten 8 a.m. to 8 pro. MI 3-8128. formal dining room, 2-car garage, sstTo. OF BANK TERMS." Radio-TV Repair Painting—Papering 21 V A R IO U S O R A D E S ------lot with trees. One blOck to praised, $800 . down. Watch as Agency, realtors, MJ 8-8930 or MI TREE PRUNING, removal ahd lot He^ Wanted— Femahi 85 WAIXPAPER SAXiB—Fully trim: wooded lot 119x228, and what a 9-5524. S ervices 18 Rooms Without Board 59 schools, shopping and bus, $16,900. homes are'going up. view! - ' America^s First Astroniaut THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS: clearing. OUl Frank C. NoISe Jr. XVANTBU) —Shcterlor or Interior mad, xdaaUo coated, many 1961 Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Directions: Wilbur Cross High­ LOST—Spayed female Tiger eat, HAIRDItESSERS wanted — New THE NEWTON COMPANY Ml 9-6083. p^U n g, Clean workmanship. patterna to chooaa from. c . j. Fertilizer^ 50-A FURNISHED ROOM with complete way to Howard Johnson, turn right 112 Baldwin Road—Custom built vicinity Ridgewood S t, MI S-73S8. shop, ideal working cooditiona, $13,800—THREE acres, immaculate Resort Property For Sale 74 (Continued from Page Om ) 1956 Chevrolet Station Wagon UORTENSEN TV SpeetaUaed RCA Free estimates. MX 4-0643. salary 888 per week plus commis­ Morriaon Paint' Store, 885 Center housekeeping facilities between on ToUand Turnpike, left on Union 12 year old home in tip top condi­ 6 cyl., fully equipped, one care­ LAWN MOWERS, all typea aharp- 65 Elm Street, Mandiester St CLEAN c o w manure. Delivered. expandable Cape, shed dormer, Street, to Kenwood Road. Watch ened and repaired. O. Snow, 836 talevlalan. servlea. Ml 9-M4L sion. CaU MI 9-7668, 9-9288, 86 and 810 loads. Excellent tor Center and Memorial Hospital. tion, graclora living room 23x12, Hospital Notes than he had Thursday night just ful owner. Women only. Call MI 8-5839 fireplace, garage, trees. Carlton signs. formal dining room, separate BOLTON—First lake —waterfront Summit. Tel. l a 8^48^1. TV 8ERV1CB—AU maksa. Hooeat, MACHINISTS PICNIC TABLES, a ttir e d aeats, - gardens, lawns, shrubs. Ml 3-7804, W. Hutchins, hfi 9-5182. 5-roora cottage which can be before hie great adventure- AneoimreieBto Only $295 Down Electrical Services 22 WOMAN TO work in irard goods MI 9-8731. breakfaat area, exceptionally good- Ecenomloal. lUgh quaUty parts. department J. M. Fields, East 3" lumbar, sine plated W ts, 6 foot ATTRAG’nVE room for jgentleman Open: Sat. and Sun noon till dark. easily winterized. Marion E. Rob­ Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. 'The decoration given him at Ota- HEAVY DUTY Rototiller aervice Experienced machinists — top 819.98, 8 foot 823.98. A ^ 10 and BOLTON—6 room ranch, breeze- Daily 6 till dark. sized bedrooms and closets. Park- White House ia the Distin^a|tad (AXJt.) -AirrOMOBILB LEGAL 1957 Plymouth 4-door Sedan Guaranteed 90 days. ^Famous for FRBIB EAltilATIM Prompt aatv- Hartford. RetaU selling eiciiertence next to shower on sefcnd floor, ertson, broker, MI 3-5953 for all ages except maternity for hire—lav—l a i ^ and gardena. Call wages ^ ovartime. 13 foot Delivered. W. Zlhker. MX free parking. Tel. MI 9-8364. way, garage, large lot, with or like yard 188x190, breezeway and Service Medal of the - Ifotttoa} Aaaoeiatlen, Special Repreaenta- 8 cyl., radio, heater, one owner, Ml 9-3920. service since 1931. Phone MI Ice on aU types of atootrlcal-wlr- helpful. Apply in person. garage. Preferred Bowers School where they are 2 to 4:80 and •-’rSO 9-4887. Potterton'a. 180 Center 8L t e Lloenaeid and Insured. WUsca 9-6444. ' ’ Plowera— Nursery Stock 50-B without furniture. MI 8-1273. SCHWARTZ REAL ESTATE Aeronautics and Space AdmialS' tlve, Clifford W. Barnett 38 Otia very clean, (a) Bridgeport eratora FRONT ROOM centrally located, section. to 8 p.m.; and private rooms tration. LAWN MOWERS aharpened and Electrical Co., Manchester. MI MLS Realtors Suburban For Sale 75 wlicre they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. St, Mancbeater, Cbnn., Ml 8*7434. t Only $245 Down RAOIO-TV REPAXR8 , any make, (b) Ei^dne lathe operators ANNIVERSARY SALE—May\ l-8t NORTH END pansy garden. Gen­ gentleman preferred. Parking. 89 COVENTRY—5 room ranch, fire­ repaired, sales and aervice, pick 9-4817. OlaatonmiiT. MB 8-7876. TYPIST erous basket 60c. Frederick Dent, place, storm windows, full cellar, AD 6-1241 CH 2-2865 MI 8-6454 These homes shown by appoint­ Visitors are requested not to Following the appearanoe at tha free pickup and dellveiy on amaU (c) Turret lathe operators Specials in our famoug do-it-^ur- Birch-Street. MI 9-7129. ment. TO SETTLE estate —reasonably 1960 Rambler Station Wagon up and delivery. Coniplete line of 41 Apel Place. 4%% mortgage, $11,500, Tongren, smoke in patients’ rooms. No broadcasters' meeting, Shepard radios, phonoeraphs. 6-10 Experienced rapid typist ftir aelf department 'XVbe8-40% dff, EIGHT ROOM brick ranch-cape, 2 priced 8 room house, main high­ and his smiling, vivacibus wtfa 6 cyl., radio, heater. Like new. Tbro riders, reels, and rotariea, adjustible rabbit eu-a with switch HOME TO share with young moth­ broker, MI 3-6321. more than two risltors at one time, P e m m a li garden and lawn auppUes. L A M p.m. H A E Radio and TV. MI Courses and Classes 27 temporary work tai local insur­ • MORLAND TOOL CO. STRAWBERRY plants. Robinson full baths, full basement, 2-car way three acres of land, newly per patient. got into an open ear for a PStada Only $545 Down 9-8583, Ml 8-1479 ance claims office. Good salary reg, 89.96, now TOc; Red Bird er and children for mature lady. ELVA TYLER, Realtor Equipment Corporation, Route 83, ’ 314 W. Main St. and Sparkle, Fern Gardens, 179 Call after 6 p.m. Ml 3-1011 MANCHESTER—4 room ranch, full garage, city water and sewerage, decorated, new heating system. from the White House to tho Capi­ ELBCIRfRAlX Salaa and Sarvica, SKIN^DIVINO CLASSES! A com­ and mcceUent woriting condi­ chimney mounts only 90c;,Chan­ amesite drive, combination win- MI 9-4469 MI 9-5051 Call Ml 3-2785 week days. Vernon, Conn. TR 8-7609. CONNIE’S TV and RuUo Service, RockvlUa. nel 8 yagi antennas 81-991 UHF Fern'Street, MI 3-7278. basement, siding, patio, fireplace, Patients Today 211. tol. He was still wearing his bonded rapaaaantattva. Alfred 1954 Chevrolet 4-ddor Sedan plete course hi skin and scuba tions. Submit resume to Box F, MI 8-0963 . TR 6-3168 FURNISHED light housekeeping shade trees. Convenient. $11,900. dOws-doors, excellent condition, medal. AmMl, 308 a m y St. 'ihL MI Fully equipped. Runa like new. avaUable aU hours. Satlsfactlea cUvlng. AU equipment furnished. Herald. bow tie antenna <1.99; VHFOead-ln ADMITTED SATURDAY: Mrs. SAM’S UPHOUTERY — Retired guaranteed. Can IQ S-1815. AFRICAN VIOLETS — over 800 room with electric refrigerator Owner MI 3-0346. nicely treed and landscaped, near 8448L from the shop. Can take care of Fee 136. Starts Tuesday, May 0, at CLASS A gauge grinders, wUl ray wire 2c a foot; and many, many varieties. Laroe and small plants. Marily Dletrickson, 31',4 Charter Vice President Johnson' 8at • be­ Only $145 Down and cooking facilities. Middle- bus line and stores. Priced for SIX ROOM ranch, 2 baths, 2-car .Wanted^— Real Estate 77 tween the astronaut ahd Mrs- aU your upholstering needa at East Side Rec. Ignorance la a top wages, exceUent benefit plan more itema accordingly priced. Please call Ml 9-8847. MANCHESTER — 5 room older quick sale. Charles Lesperance, Oak St.; Wlnthrop Danielson, 137 PHILCO RECOMMENDED service Quantity limited so hurry. Open aged lady only. MI 3-6388. garage, built-lns, porch, city water Shepard. 1957 Ford Fairlane Victoria great aavlnga. CaU CH 2-2378. diver's worst enemy. B« a and overtUne. Apply E A S home $9,500; large 2-family flat MI 9-7620. WISH SOMEONE to handle your Olcott St.; Kenneth Marks, Glgs- on hi-fi’s, radios televislans. Also EXPERIENCED evenings tUl 9. SatelUte Efoctronie and sewerage, fully Insulated, guaranteed service on aU other trained diver. Gaga, liOtcheU Dr. ONE- Furnished room with all im­ 5-5, 2-car garage, large lot, excel­ real estate? Call me at MI 9-0320 tohbury; Albert Poudrior, 224 Cheer upon cheer wont up from AntonobDcs for Sale 4 Hardtop GARDENS PLOWED and har­ Service, 168 School St.. Manchee­ SIX ROOM ranch, garage, recrea­ plastered walls, excellent location, makes. See odr anniversary aale TYPISTS Household Goods 51 provements and parking. Call at lent location. Just reduced to for prompt and courteous service. School SL; Mrs. Marlon Lawion, the crowd as the astronaut rode A ahowpiece. Like new and aharp. rowed, no job tpo amall. Phone EXPEmXBlNCED painter wanted. ter. MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. 136 Bissell Street. $21,000. Colonial Gape. 1’ 4 baths, tion room. Small cash assumes heavily treed lot. must be seen to by, waving to the people. OLDER CARS machanlca qta* Only $295 Down MI 9-S9Sl.‘ apeclals under Articles for Sale, DIESEL be appreciated. 30-da.v occupancy. Joseph Barth, Broker. 8 Carol Dr., Rockville; Sherry Class. No. 45. Open evenings and 44 Biyberry Road, Glastonbury. ^ R O LAWNMOWER8 at reduced beautiful condition. Full price $108.21 monthly, Carlton W. Hutch- Dorey, Wapplng; Mrs. Mary Scott, Shepard got his firat big cheer ciala, ftadt youraelf cara, alwaya for USED WRINGER type washing ROOMS WITH or without kitchen ina, MI 9-5132 Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. a good aelectioo. Lo8221. more $5,900 up. Call the Ellsworth Free Inspection upon request. Call Crepon, 126 Avery St.; Mrs. Gladys on to Pennsylvania Ave., the pa­ up and delivery. For fast aervice Steady man, aalaiy and commis­ Mitten Agency, realtors, MI 3-6930 $98.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ turned down? Shon on doro pay* call JA 2-4879. EcUriUpse Rollaway,------reel type, A-l OPPORTUNITIES the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Blozle, Wapping. rade route o f ’ America’s presi­ moot? Bankrupt? Repoaaeaaion? 1956 Ford 4-door Sedan as-iii *»_ ■ L*®***^. ® y®u *>ctween the ages sion. New System Laundry, Harri­ Apartments— Flats— or Ml 9-5524. ins, MI 9-5132. Realtors, Ml 3-6930. Millinery Dressmaking 19 of is and 84, mechanlcaUy incll^, son St, conondltion. Will sell or trade. TR ADMITTED SUNDAY: Mrs. dents and heroes. Don^t give up! See Honeat Doug* Fully equipped. Very clean. We have several very attrac­ USED i^^mNITURE. Ml 8-7449. Tenements 6.3 New 2-family Colonial, 4 room LANDSCAPING — Take care of , , ------—------^------1 Or with mechanical background and M4600. VERNON—5'4 room ranch, full cel­ $13,700-WEST SIDE—7 rooms, 4 CASH WAITING for property own­ Ruth Darijng, 176 Bldrldge St.; Today’s man of the hour sat up laa, get the lowdown on the loweat Only $195 Down grounds, cement patios and walks, DRe SSMAKINO and alterations on want more information about how tive positiona for experienced bedroom home, excellent "condi­ flats, A-l rental location. Guaran­ typists In our Manchester, GENERAL' RENTAL agency J. D. lar, fiberglaa insulation, 4'i% ers. Please call us before you buy Richard Cyr, 46 Wells St.; Mrs. on the back of the rear seat of down and amaUeat payment! any* cutting trees, and Ught trucking. ladies’ clothing, chUdren’a cloth­ our training program can help you COPEASE photocopier, on* year tion. Near bus, stores. St. James teed reptal Income $225 monthly. Sally Moore, 424 W. Middle Tpke.; where. Not a.amall loan or finance 1955 Mercury Station Wagon BU 9-1489. Omn. <^ice. Help Wanted— old. like new. reasonable. «all MI Three RVims of Furniture Realty 470 Main Street' Ml mortgage, exceptional view. or sell. Speedy service. J. D. the white convertible.’ His wife ing a apedalty. Also draperies and get started In this rapidly expand­ 3-8129. ■ $14,900. MI 9-4805. Parish. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml LOOK.. Ceramic baths, central Realty, MI 3-5129. Clierj’l Houghton, Andover; Mrs'. was perched on the other aide. company _plan. Douglaa Motora, - Fully equipped and in fine order. evening gowns made. M c e s rea­ ing industry, take the first step Male or Female 37 8-0118 between 9 a.m-.12 noon FROM MODEL HOME 9-5132. gas heat, birch, cabinet kitchen Cecelia Della Ferra, Hartford; ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ All of these positions are at They waved contlnuouely aa the Only $175 Down sonable. MI 9-9948. now. We have been doing a''suc- "TWO RObMS and bath, heated 35 LAKE STREET—7 -'oom co­ aluminum doors and windows, MANCHESTER—Exclusive listings Mrs. Helen Daboll, 218 Porter St.; modeling, all types of carpentry. good salary levels and offer ex­ STORKLINE baby carriage - and Cost Over $700 amesite drive and parking area, crowd roared a suatalned, clamor­ 1N7 WHITE FORD convertible, ceesfui job of training men for the cellent opppriunities for ad­ GRILL AND counter worker, over carbed, both like new. very rea­ apartment, Oakland 8t. Ml lonial, living room with fireplace, MANCHESTER needed Pitkin Street area $16,000- Mrs. Nancy Cahill, 23 N. Elhi St.; 1953 .Willys Station Wagon Finest workmanship. MI 4-1700. FOR DRESSMAKINO and altera- paat 18 years...... formal dining room, den cabinet sound proofing, electric rtuiges. $20,000 3 bedroom. Personal, relia­ ous grreeting, block after block. near tirea, ’ radio, heater, automa* tiona, aee Lyn Kratzke at 40 Liber­ I. Write Tractor Train- vancement. Fringe benefits, 31, part-time nights, experienced. sonable, Can be seen at 148 Sum­ NEVER BEEN USED 9-5229, 9-5. William Walker. RFD 1 Manches­ Heater, Overdrive. Runa very tag Service, Box A, Herald. Patio Drive-In. W Middle Tpke. kitchen with dishwasher, 3 bed­ Are you expanding Only $22,500. ble, efficient, courteous brokerage ter; John Staat, Mansfield; Mrs. Seldom except for an Inaugural tic, good eonditioo Cal] PI 3-6401 ty Street, Manchester. which, pre above average, in­ mit St parade—over the same route the well. Sale Price $38fe - FOUR ROOM apartment for rent, rooms, l>i baths, landscaped lot and need a larger home? 6 room service tP' buyer and seller since Ella Lackouskas, 29 Franklin St, after 6.______clude health, accident and pen­ ■ F. & D. AN N U LLI motorcade took today—has this Only $155 Down Household Services sion coverage. SURVEY WORKER for temporary heat, hot water, gas for cooking, 102x612. Marion E. Robertson, Colonial now ready for occupancy, 1945, Henry and Thelma Jeffries Rockville; Raymond Dunn, Ekist Private Instmetions 28 government work. Car required. Pay Only $4; Week electric refrigerator and gas Broker, MI 3-5953. MI 9-6544 Escott, 266 High St.. West. MI blase capital seen eo many hun­ 19M CHEVROLET—4-door atatlon Offered 13-A Moving—Trucking— BoatBAnd Accessories 46 attached garage, oversize rooms, Hartford; Mrs. Ellen Sasse, 62 wagon, low mileage, excellent con- CoUege graduate or four years stove. Call 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. 9-7683. Ardmore Rd.; Brian Lewis, Dailey dreds. of thousands of yelling, 1955 Plymouth Club Coupe AOCORIJION LESSONS in your A feature that many of oOr aluminum siding. A beauty for ditloo, 'reaaonaUe. MI 9*0386, M S tora ge 20 people like Is our location In public contact experience or USED BOATS—16 foot Lyman pIna Sacrificing complete bedroom, $21,900—U A R BUILT this large $19,700. Circle, Rockville; Otto Elgenbrod, waving spectators. Fully equipped — runa like a WEAVING cd Burns, moth otUea home. Also, new and used ac- complete living room and kitchen E. Middle tl>ke. clock. the Manchester Parkade v^ere equivalent. Apply Conn. State Em- trailer and acceaaories; 14 foot ranch on Hawthorne St> Three ~ MODERN, UP TO THE SELLING YOUR home? Call Cies- 64 Russell St.; Carolyn Brown, 15 Many government employes had and torn clothing, boalery.- nma, MANCHESTER Package DeUvery. cordlona for sale. Peter Gross! MI decorator furniture from model dis­ THREE ROOM tenement, Oakland bedrooms plus another huge ro9m there Is ample parking and ployment Service, 806 Main Street, Lyman, 8296; 16 foot Thompson, Are .vou a gardner MINUTE zynski-Felber Agency at any time Cobum Rd.; Peter Ciowjgewlcz, 17 been released from their duties at 19M BUICK Special 4*door, 26,000 ’ Only $175 Down bandbaga repaired, aipper re- Light trucking and package deUv- 4-0191. • Manchester. A public employ­ play home. We will give you free St. MI 9-5229. 9-5. that can be used as a bedroom, for quick service. MI 3-1409 MI 11 o’clock and what had been a placement!. umbreUaa repaired, many nearby stores for lunch­ complete rig; 14 foot aluminum and want a large lot? We have just Maple St., Rockville; Martin Kria- original mileage, excellent condl* ei7 . Refrigerators, waabera and time shopping. ment service—no fee charged. with trailer and accessories. New delivery and free storage up to one study or den. Basement complete­ what you want on a scenic wooded Split level of 7 rooms, 2 baths, 9-4291. toff Jr., Glastonbury; Mrs. Stella sparse crowd lining both sides of tion. MI 9-0689. Theae and many more fine car men’a abltt' collara reveraed and stove moving specialty. FoliUng ELECTRONICS — Radio—Televi- year. SECOND FLCOR, 5 room apart­ ly finished with one large room, valuei alwaya at replaced. Marlow'a UtUe Mend­ sion Servicing Course. 3 evenings trailers from 899.98. McBride’s ment available for immediate oc­ street. Practlcaliv new ranch in living room and rec room have Martin, 39 Eva Dr.; Mrs. Gladys 15th Sti and Penn^yania AVe. In chaire for rent'. MI 9-0783. For an early interview caU U.S. dVXL Service teits. Men- lavatories, and laundry. Also has COTTAGE, finislicd or unfinished, the vicinity of the Treasury quick­ 19S9 FORD CONStTU $795. Six ing Shop. per week. ’’Leam-by-Doing" at Sport Spot 109 Center Street, MI cupancy, centraJlv located J. D. remarkable condition, $17,900 buys fireplace. Fully equipped kitchen. Topelius, Wapplng; Mrs. Doris Mr. F. L. Finch, JA 8-4811 women, 18-83. Start high as 8M 9-8747. \ NORMAN’S basement garage. T. -J.' Crockett, this gem. Bolton, fii-st lake.. Write Box B, ly mushroomed into packed thou­ paaaenger. 887 Weat Middle Turn­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local- “ Connecticut’s Oldest Electronics 443 HARTFORD ROAD Realty, 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. Acres of closet space. 2-car garage. Herald, giving description. Confi­ Mikoliet, 35 Lake S t; Mrs. Paul­ DE CORMIER MOTOR FLAT FINISH HdUand wmdow Ext. 6426. week. ITOparatofy training imtU Realtor. MI 3-1577. Porter Street School district. Oc­ sands. / pike oppoalte Maneheater Shop­ moving, packing, storage. Low School." Enroll now for June MI 3-iS24 Are you crowded dential. Na agents. ine Bartlett, Coventw; Michael SALES.INC. ahadea made - to measure. aU apprinted. Thousands of jobs 17 FOOT Lyman 1988, 85 h.p. elec­ SECOND FLOOR modern apart­ cupancy 30 days. Riordan, 47 Eva Dr.; Mrs. Clifford There were cheera, yells, ping Parkade. MI 9-872S. rate on long distance movea to Class. Free catalog. New England tric Eidnirude, Gator trailer. Navy Before you buy furniture any­ SIX ROOM CAPE, breexeway and In your present home? We have a Mancheater’a Own Rambler Dealer metal Venetian blinda at a new 48 states. Personalized servlee. MI Technical InsUtute, 86 Union open. Experience usuaUy unneces­ ment in beautiful Dutch Colonial Bissell, 87 Forest St.; Mrs. Doris whistles and hand clapping as the WEATHER SYSTEM sary. Free Information on jobs, top, side and back curtains, win­ where—shop at Norman’s. garage, full shed dormer, 2 full 3 bedroom Colonial with loads of TERRIFIC VALUE—1954 Oldamo* IqW price.. Keys made while you 8-8187. CH 7-1438. Place, Hartford. JAckson 8-8406. home in quiet residential area one baths, wooded lot. easy walking JOHN H. LAPPEN . JNC. Frazier, East Hartford; Sandra parade moved elowly up the ave­ At Our New LocaUon wait. Marlow'a. CENTER salaries, requirement. Writ* today ter cover, all exceUent conation. block from hospital. Apartment closet space ^lAost in the heart INSURORS REALTORS Schofield, 52 Village St., Rockville. bile, 4-door hardtop, very good A WHOLE HOUSE distance to schools, bus, and ahop- of town. I-ATge lot, remarkable Rockville-V ernon nue.. condition, radio, heater, automa­ 288 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER MANCHEiSTER Moving iand Truck­ giving phone. Lincoln Service, Ready for water. 81,400. MI 9-475.'5. "READY TO LIVE IN” consists of cabinet kitchen, spa­ MI 9-.5261 Shepard’s small-boy grin flashed RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. United Aircraft Corporation Pekin 63, lUinoU. plng. Don’t miss this outstanding condition. Only $23,900. ADMITTED TODAY; Mrs. Pa­ tic tranamiaaion. muat aell due to ing Company. Local and long dis­ Bonds-r’Stocks Mortgages 3l West Middle Turnpike WANTED—18 foot boat-trailer, 900 "SUPER DELUXE" cious dining room, study, living value. $15,900. Philbrick Agency, tricia Lojzim, West Wlllington. over and over, and he waved, first Blneea. Only $395. Call MI 3-0068, Cars, - phonographs, changers. tance moving, packing and stor- 3 ROOMS OF room, one bedroom, and large ] ^ r T O N v a l u e s ! Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 Manchester, Conn. lb. minimum. SmaU motor, Ml 9-8464. Are you interested? BIRTHS SUNDAY: A daughter with oiie hand, then, tha other to after 6. agt. Regular service throughout MORTGAGE MONEY— Available FURNITURE ceramic tile bathroom. All rooms the throngs along the curbings days. Famous for service fo r'30 in any amounts. Terms to fit your h.p. MI 9-9188. If 80, call Mrs.. Annette Hunter. Country Living — Low Taxes Mileto Pifcked to Mr. and Mrs. William Noonan, Auto Drtvtiut School 7-A New England States aind Florida. AU qualified oqipUcants wUI Sitaatlons Wanted— ONLY 8433 have cross ventilation making cool HOLLYWOOD SECTION—8 room MI 9-3695 Or Mr. Thomas Tvska, and those calling their greetings years. Phone MI 9-4837. - Potter- MI 8-6863. bu4 room ranch on choice $17,900—View, land, outbuildings, the decision was not made pub­ in welcoming Cmdr. Shepard and Sew Matching Styles room. Three Instructors. No watt- Edward R. XMce, MI 9-1008. SEE IT DAY OR NIGHT , Business Locations big, with all seven rooms finished. Fernwood Drive: $19,500 for a lic until today. : sonville; Timothy Sullivan, Elm Ihg Manchester Driving Acade­ feel you can qualify for this bet­ ■ ■ custom built 1922, large 7 room Hill Rd., Vepion; Nicholas Man- Mrs. Shepard here today," Ken­ BuildinK^ContractinK 14 If you have no means of trans­ For Rent 64 Suburban setting, but still 1» town. seven room ranch .with 8 acres on Joseph Novak, principal of nedy said In greeting the couple my. PI 2-7249. EXTERIOR AND interior painting, ter than average permanent posi­ Linotype - Intertype Lovely wooded lot, dead end home, 2 fireplaces. gene, 63 Summer St.; Miss Judith tion, apply to Singer S e w l» Cen­ portation I’ll send my auto for you. Notch Road; and $21,000 for a beau- Maple St. School gnd secretary of on the White House lawn. A A. DION, INC. _____ decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ EXCELLENT ipot for any business street. Terrific value for such- r Thuemmler, RFD 2, Manchester; , siding. hanging, MeamlM. dean work­ ter for interview. SEPTIC TANKS No obligation. ^ •^Iful lakefront home Just off the $19,900—Ijarge 1960 built 7 room the buildink committee, said the He added that everyone appreci­ painting. Cmrpentry. ATteratloai aad INSTALLED or office. O n ier of town, plenty choice home. T. J. Crockett, Real ■ qiighway. cape, attached garage, 2 full baths, Albert Steinberg, 292 Charter Oak manship. Free estimates. No Job A— U -B — E— R— T— ’—S tor, M 3-1577 committee wanted, other appli­ ates "the great service he has rend­ Fashion Accenf! and adoltiona. CeUinga. Workman- SECRETARY—knowledge of short­ of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-8. bullt-ins. one acre wooded lot. cants to be notified by mall first. St.; Michael Kuhney, 41 Phelps ered our country.” ahlp guaranteed. 299 Autumn 8L too smaU; John VerfalUe, MI 43-45 ALLYN ST., HAR’TFORD Rd.; William Carroll, 619 W. Mid­ 3-2821. hand, bookkeeping desired. One • SEWERS Operator T. J. CROjCKETT. Realtor Mileto was selected from about "And we are also proud of Mrs. MI 3-4860. OPEN NIGHTS.TILL 8 P.M. OFFICE for rent, 500 sq, ft.. 100% PRINCETTON ST.—7 room colonial LAWRENCE F. FIANO dle Tpke.; Mrs. Katherine Law- girl office at Manchester Parkade. MACHINE CLEANED SAT. 6 P.M. Main Street location. Call M with 4 bedrooms, 1>4 baths, large MI 3-1577 : 15 architeots. The . Skinner Rd. Shepard,” Kennedy went on. He PAINTING AND par Call for appointment. MI 8-2788. Realtor MI 3-2768 -school is to be completed by the son, Ellington; Mrs. Eldna Gay, praised the other six astronauts BIDWELL ROME Improvement 3-6419, MI 3-7614. living room with fireplace, hot Kelly Rd., Vernon; Dale Gottier, Co. Alterations, additmna, ga­ Good clean workmanmp at rea­ • INSTALLATION TOWER LAWN mower, Jacobsen water heat, one-car garag^. By ap. CHARMING 6 room Cape, full dor­ Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 fall of 19S2. and emphasized that "this uraa a sonable rates. SO years In Man­ CLEANING WOMAN twice a week, 21" reel type, excellent condition, mer, I’ j baths, large wooded lot. 7 Pleasant St., Rockville; Charles rages. Roofing and siding ei^rta. 6 hours per week. The Thomas PART-TIME pointment only. Philbrick Agency, Novak said Mileto waafChosen common effort in which many men Aluminum clapboards a specialty. chester. Raymond Flake. MI - SPECIALIST reaaonable. Call MI 9-5678 eve-' Honses For Rent 65 Ml 9-8464. Ideal location. Immediate occu­ Van Deusen, Andover; Donald were involved.” 9-9237. Colla Company, MI 9-8234. because 'o f his imagination and UnexceUed worfcraanahlp EiEasy Dings. pancy. Owner, MI 3-2391. SPRING SPECIAL ability to offer ideas an construc­ Wallach, Staffordvllle; Mrs. Helen "So I think we’ll give them all RANCH—3 bedrooms, four years BOWERS. SCHOOL area—6 room Baboval, East Hartford; John budget terms. Ml 9-6498 or TR E^XTERIOR PAINTINO. We ipe- R.N. OR L.P.N. full and part-time Tour aii CouRtrw TORMBR SALEMAN has 17-piece tion- Also, Mileto's work in the a hand," the President said. k-9109. 8 p.m .-ll p.m. Vernon Haven, TR DAY WORK old, 1-car garfce, r^erences' re­ ranch, fireplace, dining room, TIANCHESTED AND $10.800—8V4 rooms, large 2-car Cook, Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Wil­ The bystanders did. cialize In commercial, residential, waterless stainless steel cookware. quired, $135 p ^ month. Philbrick area appealed to committee mem­ 8-2077, . ’ cabinet kitchen, 3 bededroome. VICINITY garage i^ith storage and workshpp lard Johnson, 45 Marshall Rd.; "I also want to pay a particular CARPENTRY—Roofing, remodel­ industrial, and trim joba. Big or DRAlNAQECOs Reg. 8149.50. Sacrifice 839.50. BU Agency, MI 9-8M4. Shown by appointment, Marlon E. bers, he said. over 2 acres, fruit trees. Mitchell Mileto will meet with commit­ Mrs. Elsther Daggett, 200 Lydall tribute to some who worked on ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed small we do them all Joseph 9-6955. ' . , -f Robertaon, Broker, MI 3-6953. exchange. 7 miles out. Easy fianc- St.; Mrs. Nettle Finn, East Hart­ M I M 1 4 S Apply $11,995—Minutes from Manchester tee members and school officials this flight," Kennedy faid, naming Stasiak, PI 2-7864. — r ^ Dionne, contractor. CaU i n 8-0494. n u r s e , Connecticut Ucenae, 7-8 Ing. ford; Robert Grasls, 104 Ridge Suburban For Rent. 66 FOUR BEIDROOM modified ranch, Center—new 8>4 room ranch, in the next few weeks to discuss a number of National Aeronau­ WANTED—Painting - Interior -^and shift, private hospital, TR 8-9121, built-in range and oven, full St.; Louis FOrgette, 161 ■ Camp- tics and Space Administration of­ MASON CONTRACTOR and ce­ iianriiFfitFr, lEnpning 8-2, dining room, atSel beam con­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO the town's philosophy q f education ment work. Call MI 9-8481 between exterior. CeUlnga, halls, ahd en- Invitation to Bid NORTH OOVENTRY-Modbrn 2% struction, garage, trees, bus. basement, oil hot water heat, field Rd.; Mrs. Martha Flake, <13 ficials vlrho worked on the flight amesite drive. Only $500 down. and the type of building the to'wn Windsor Ave., RocV-ille; Mrs. Lo­ 4-9:80. tire home. Free estimates. Rea­ ■ room apartment, furnished or un­ Bosvers School. $18,900. Cariton Realtor MI 3-2768 wants for the new school. that carried Shepard 115 miles in­ sonable rates, no obligation. Rock- FIRE. HOUSE ADDITION furnished, heat and lights, private W. Hutchins, Ml 9-5182. Move right In. Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 retta Rioux, Ellington; Joseph to-Space Friday. vUleiTR 8-7828. FOR entrance. PI 2-7720. $12,250—New 6 room Cape. 5 fin­ Plans will be submitted |irst Riester,„Wapping; Mrs.- Charlotte For Solo or Labso—Modsm, Ground Lovol to the building committee, then As he ticked off the roll of Roofing—Sidins 18 EHGH’TH SCHOOL * PITKIN STREE7T—6 room Colonial ished rooms, ceramicJ)ath. fiill Post, 69 Ferguson Rd.; Mrs.'Cath­ NASA officials Kennedy observed OF^CE OR RETAILING SPACE THREE bright clean rooms, second basement, oil hot wfUer heat, FIVE ROOM home, full- basement, to the State Board of Education, UTILITIES DISTRICT large living room, 24 foot master oil heat, enclosed porch, excellent erine Oliver and son. East Glas­ that the n a m. e s are not too COUGHUN ROOFING Co. - AU TYRRELL for painting and paper­ MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT floor, central location, parking, bedroom wUb fireplace', dining amesite drive, acre wooded and finally to the public in a town ing. MI 8-7026. 1800 SQUARE FEET PLUS BASEMENT condition. Garage. large lot. meeting. > tonbury; Mrs. Frances Moquln familiar. types of roofs and . roof repairing, Sealed proposals in duplicate en- $80 a month, Cqll ’TR 6-5488 after room, porch, 2-car garage. Well lot. Only $500 down. and daughter. 14 Christopher- Dr., "If the flight had not been a apeciallzlng tn Twenty Year Bond­ AIR4X>NDmONED—a b u n d a n t PARKINO 5 p.m. $14,800—Bofton-Coventry line — 8- $12,900. (Jharles Lesperance, MI Revisions in the plans may be dorsed “Bid For Construction of landscaped lot 100x200, $22,900. 9-7620. Vernon. success, the names would have ed Etoofa. QOl Ml 8-7707. Fire-House Addition" will be re­ Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. year-old 8 room ranch, large forthcoming if public comment is Adjacent to Municipal ParUng Area, near Basdo. Bcatanraats. strong, Novak said. The working . DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: been very familiar,” he said with Central EoalBcaa District. ceived at 32 Main. Street, Manches- lot,' stainless steel sink, counter, BOLTON a smile. tel', Connecticut, imtll Monday, Summer Homes For Rent 67 NEW 8 ROOM (jolonlal, 114 ceramic and deluxe bullt-Ins, disjiosal, drawings will follow. Novak said Eric Ellison, Columbia: Louis Roofing and Chimneys 16«A Ideal for Profooslaiial Office, General Office, Sale# Oflice. Service Brook, shrubs, trees provide pic­ Della Fera, 252 Green Rd.; Janice SlfflO TANKS or BetaU Outtefc ' June .7, 1961 and there and then baths, fireplace, plastered walls, .fireplace, and many extras. turesque setting for this spacious he, imagined thfy, too, would come GIANTS , NECK Heights, next to hot Water heat, amesite drive. before a public hearing. Macomber, Thrall Rd.. Vernon; ROOFlNO-4pedaUaIng repairing AND Will be publicly opened and read. Rocky Neck—modern 4 room cot­ $16,000—Manchester — Immaculate fapp. i;400 sq. ft.) custom built nexlhle leastaig arrangemeiita to right party on lHee COVENTRY—8 room older h ^ e . gren, assistant medical director Oaynell Gaura and daughter, East follow at 3:80 p-n. ta tha aaadamy droee w M Zone, Style No. ^ Col.JA 2-8231 Have you the '61 Album con- MI9-524S 9 0 8-7173 After SPJI. J. A. Vote' to 818,800 forr ququick sale. Charles A real buy at 89,800. 'Joseph of the mstltute of Living in Hart-i H aitforil; Mra. Jean Ooeney and chapd. Tea orin ba MPraft 8* 4 ta lnlng many lovely designs and TU. M l 3-7491 ' ' «, ■. ■. OaktiM. Or M m k '.--taV' Read Herald Advs. Utosiaaca. M l •.7880. Barth, Bfokar, M I 8:0830. ford. \ eon, B Oak'St, Rockville'. , p.m. '• ,. Baate Fashion masaalna Sto, Ipae patterna OiU^ 25c a co p y !- -I.:: V ■f * t- ^ ■ \ \ II ;A: rACnSCXtBEN MONDAY, MAY S, 1961 ATeraffllU ly Net Frees Run iUanrl)p0tpr lEttPttfttg HrraUi For tha Wook K U tt The WiBtkir V t; Marah U , ISSl Foreeaat of D. a W amOr • Dr. Jacdb A. Segal, chief, pf MaBchester Aaaembly, Onder of MIM. Rhower* "a«i I eai^iolagy at Manchester Meino- Rainbow for Girls, will hold a •to mu devaioptug, About Town riifl Hospital, has been Hated In the buatneas meeting tonight at 7:SD In Miss Neubeil: 13,317 nlfhL Low la I • lf«Mbw of the Au«t National AaaociaOon fot 19W- edition of, “ American Men of the Masonic Temple to elect of­ dcMtaif Murly WejhAelay, Medicine," a publication started in ficers. Officers tvill wear white. Boraaa of OhMiatlaB rotw ^ d OUkIren'a North Coa> Heads Gmiiell fair. High 804& ference he held May » , 10 1945 imder the title of "Who’s Im- Manchetter— ^A City of Village Charm potrant in Medicine,” This ref­ The Army-Navy Auxiliary will a ^ t l a^t thaNotel Cheridan BQt- erence book contains biographical aponsor ^ public card party to­ Misa Elizabeth Neubert o f the Inora In RrefrWence, R. I. sketches of, physicians and surge­ night at 8 in the clubhouse. Community Baptlat Church \nu HOUSE VOL. LXXX, NO. 186 (TWENTY PAGES) BIANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1961 (Oluallled AdvertJatiig on Fnge 16) ons whose achievements have re­ elected president of tha Manchba- I>r. Da\'id L. Warren of the Man- ceived professional and public The Frank J.,Mansfield Marine ter Christian Youth Council at its cheater Memorial Hospital medical recognition- ,, Corns League Auxiliary will meet annual meeting yesterday at Sec atair is attending the annnat meet­ at the Army • and Navy Club ond Oongregatiopal Church. ing: this week of the American Col­ Daughters of liberty, No.^123^ Wednesday at 8 n.m. Refresh­ Other new' officers of the Youth Johnson Flies State News lege of Physicians In Miami, Fla. will meet tomorrow at 8' pan. in ments will be served. Council are Russell Smith of Cove­ 1% H A LE Kennedy May Stall Orange Hall for a memoctal serv­ nant Congregational Chtiroh, vice ice for deceased members of the About 470 people visited laits president; Miss Deborah Weils of Store Hours; 9 :S0 A.M. to 6:30 P.M. To Reassure IV group. Those taking part will 4vear Junior Muesum at open house yes­ Second Congregations! Church, Roundup Rebets in white dresses. Miss Louise Cop­ terday and Saturday. secretary; and Gary Harrison of Monday thru Saturday ping and her committee will .serve South Methodist Church, treaaur. Bills to Win Allies in Asia LECLERC refrwhments. er. Thursday till 9 P.M. , FUNERAL HOME Candidates Take New officers were installed af­ Washington, May 9 (JP)— Govertior Averts Elita ■ Chapman Joy Circle of ter a vrorahlp sefvioe conducted by Vice- President Lyndon B. North Methodist Church will meet the host church. The Youth Coun­ Norwich W alkout FUNERAL Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Tests Wednesdavs cil will sponsor a rally May 21 at Curb on Filihusters Johnson took o ff for South­ church. Mrs. Walter Schober will Oenttr Congregational Church for east Asia today voicing U.S. SERVICE show toleware and other articles. The nine candidates for the post a lecture by Dr. Frank Laubach, Luxurious concern over "the threat of Norwich, May 9 (40— Gov. Hostesses \vlll be Mrs, Clement world literacy expert and mission­ Waahington, May- 9 (/P)-—| would have to 'g e t suiq;>ort from John N. Dempsey’s llth-hour WALTER N, of assessment aide will take an ary, and a baccalaureate service two-thirds of t h ^ voting — 67 aimed aggression there." Lewis, Mrs. Axel Johnson, ' and The Kennedy administration Johnson carried personal letters intervention has temporarily LECLERC Mrs. William Wilson. examination for the post Wednes­ for graduates on Juns 18. if all 100 Senators are recoded. Director day at 7 p.m. in the Manchester appears ready to postpone ac­ Dirkaen said that while .'aome from President Kennedy pledging averted a strike..by lOi-unitm High School. tion on major civil rights bills Republicans may push for jenaet- U.S. support to Red-preased Alliea Cleaners Circle, South Metho­ Seamless in the Critical area. employes of the public utili­ Call Ml 9-5869 dist Church WSCS. will meet to­ T^e test will be conducted by in ex ch i^ e for a rules revi­ ment of civil rij^ts legial^on in this session, from a piacttcal On hia 2-week, round-the-world ties department. 23 Main Street, Manchester morrow at 7:30 p.ni. in the chapel the State Personnel Department sion in this session making it The walkout was scheduled for May Delay for the town, and will be both WhIrIpNl Waihsts, standpoint he doubts .little wiU be trip, Johiuon will vialt South Viet of the church. ! easier to curb Senate filibus­ Nam, the Philippines, Formosa, midnight last night. written aqd oral. NYLONS done except to extend the life of However, Dempsey conferred by Salary range for the aide is |4,- Diysra ters. the expiring civil rightg commls Thailand, India and Pakistan. He 422 to 29.423. Sonata Democratic Leader Hike Sion. may also make a stop in Greece. telephone with both sides and won Peace Talk a promise from Local 2458 of the PricBS « Lew, BOX of 3 pr. Hanafield of Montana i^ d today Clark said he will aiik for Sen. “ I believe that by timing and by Serviee'Thef's lefttr efforta to revUe the req]iir- ate action on some of h it bills. But Itinerary this'-trip speaks for it­ International Brotherhood of DON'T AUTO I Ing approval of two-thirds of he conceded he lan't/very hopeful self," Johnson said in a departure Blectrical Workers to postpone SttI pienty of wear left hi thoie voting to limit Senate de­ of getting it; statement at Andrews Air Force any walkout for a week. At Geneva OLLIE’S lOOY base. ahoea when brought here for . ATLANTIC bate will preceeid action on an ad' ClEU'k succeeded in getting two Dempsey’s successful interven­ expert repairing. Potterton's (By THE ASSOCIATED FBBM) ★ WELDING FURNACE OIL Llaten to V .50 miniatration package of Civil of hia measures assigned to the "The United States la vitally tion was announced a few minutes Open Mondays All Day ★ AUTOIODYcNid Automatic llellverv ISO Center St.— Cor. of Cbu^h .Katb>’ God­ Rights Introduced yeaterday. Senate Labor COnmilttee, These concerned with the peace, security, before midnight by Philip White, Rebel officials refused 'to ChMed Wednesday frey WINF- , Mansfield made it clear that included a bill r e a rin g ’’first step and independence of the free p'eo- general manager of the Norwich deal with members of the In­ L. T. WOOD CO. even before the rule change ii ples in Asia. W e are disturbed by Public Utilities Department. Afternoon* FENDER REPAIRS Phone .Ml 3-1 m CBS, Man- compliance” In school desegrega­ ternational Control Conlinis- cheater, 10:10 brought up, he hopes to ha^e moat tion and another to set up a Fair the threat of armed aggression The Chief Executive promised ic COMPLEtE CAR there.” sion for Laos at an initial A.M., Monday Luxury aheer of President Kennedy's ‘ general Kmployment practices Commta- to come to Norwich during the SAM YULYES PAINTING leglaiative program out of the meeting at Hin Heup today, a "SHOE REPAISINO thru ^turday. aion (FEPC) Johnson's first atop will be at week to meet with both sides In OP THE BETTER KIND" LACQUER and ENAMEL Notice Contest every plain or micro way. ^ Four other /measures, including Hawaii where he gives a speech hopes of obtaining a settlement. Laotian military authority' TEL. MI P-302S day. “ Otherwise,” he said, “ we might propose (-(matituUonal amend­ late today. White said. 2S OAK STREET mesh seamless said. This further confused Same Side As Watkins have a long, drawn out struggle ments to abm i^ poll taxes and lit­ The Vice President took 'off at There were fears that a strike CHHD'S STEROJZED Up High in the Ttill Cedar Parade SUMMER in the ' Senate that might en­ eracy testa mr voting, went to the 8:09 a.m. EDT aboard a U.S. mili­ would seriously disrupt power the outlook for the 14-nation 281 ADAMS ST. nylons in beau­ It isn’t so tough when you know how. Ken Morgan nonchalant­ DEUVERY HOURS danger the tmflnlahed aspects of Senate Judiciary Committee. tary jet transport plane with new seri'ice in the community of 40,000 conference on Laos doe to HEALTH SAND ly peddles his unicycle and sucks on a lollipop at the same time. tiful new' summer the Prealdent’a program.” . In this latter group, headed by markings designed to emphasize residents. open in Geneva Friday. That’s his dad, Alfred, who was a sapplingin Saturday’s ’Tall <3e- 1 to 2 to 7 pjn. Today, after the weekly break­ At issue is a reclassification "The other aide (the rebola) Said W. H. ENGLAND ,dars parade, and later was Initiated Into Nutmeg Forest. « 'There shades. Measured fast session of Democratic con­ (ConUnued on Page Ten) (Coatlnned on Page Bight) plan agi'ced to by the union and the they ooUld not recognize the IOC," were three other Morgans in the unieycle troupe—A1 Jr., Billy and gressional leaders with Kennedy, Bdard of Utilities commlasioners. said Lt. Col. Udon Sananikone, LUMRER CO. little Mary Jane. They live at 3 Victoria Dr., North Coventr>’. W EST SID E FREE lengths. Sizes Mansfield repeated that he looks However, the city council has spokesman of the Royal govern- o Open All Day Saturday o Thousands lined Main St. for the parade, the largest Tall Cedars for action on Civil Rights only declined to .approve the recla.ssl- mentis military delegation to the 8 ^ to 11. after Congress has completed the cease-fire talks. "H iey said they ? ^4R LY ever had in Manchester. South Shore Forest of Weymouth. PACKAGE STORE fication on grounds some pay “ At the Green”—MI 9-9301 Mass., won the Sidonian Degree competition at night and will rep­ 869 CENTER STREET 'KIM DOLL' administration legislative pro­ NfTO Bids Portugal scales would be unsatisfactory. had no instructions.’’ resent the area Tall Cedar Forests at the national competition in Phone MI 9-0168 gram. Indian, Canadian and Polish AtlanUc City May 18-21. (Herald photo by Oflara). Mansfield said Kennedy already military officers of the 3-natlon is using hia executive authority in Slaves on Auction oommission, which Is seeking to an effort to halt racial discrimina­ evise Angola Policy Bridgeport, May 9 (.fl»i — A batch certify the cease-fire procUmned tion. of “ handsome males and attrac­ last Wednesday, declined comment “ Great progress la being made tive coed.s” go on the auction on their return by helicopter from Planning to move? in that field,” Mansfield said. ilo, Norway, May 9 UP)—Some^titmallam so that emerging native block tomorrow in a slave market Hin Heup, the negotiatiiw site 55 Don’t let your income be crippled! The White House backdrop for of/Portugal’s NATO allies urged peoples will stay with the western op the University of Bridgeport Since April 2—No Visitors, No Peanuts miles north of Vientiane. TOey eald Mansfield’s remarks lent support her today to revise her African world. campus. Elephants clear the ground around them and look in vain for people bearing peanuts at strikebound they would make their report to Wouldn't you like the se­ td speculation that any major ac­ colonial policy, one of the laauea Norwegian Foreign Minister It’s part of a drive by students Bronx Zoo in New York today. The zoo haa had no visitors since April 2 when more than 200 em­ the Commission's Indian chair­ tion on civil rights legislation will to raise 235,000 from among their man, Sarnar Sen. curity of knowing that, •icXfng unity of the alliance. Halvard Lange advised the Por­ ployes went on strike seeking recognition of their union. Local 1501 of the State, County and Munici­ Make it easy he delayed until next year. North Atlantic Treaty Organl- tuguese that it was unwise to ranks to help meet an anticipated pal Employes. The union has left a skeleton staff of keepers to take care of the jinlmals. Besides Hie possibility that the Geneva w|iile you ore unable to Mansfield did not put it into .tiem ministers, meeting in closed resist what Britain’s Prime Min­ 2185,000 deficit on the 21.41 mil­ them, only the non-union, professional staff has remained at work. (AP Photofax). conference might be poetooned specific words, but he left little was raised by rebel objections to work because of sickness 'session, revealed their concern at ister Macmillan has called "the lion student center now under con­ doUbt that any real attempt, to the bloodshed in Angola, a Portu­ wind of change sweeping o^'er struction. the arrival of the truce oommls- or injury, you will receive sloti yesterday. The United States, on yourself enact the six bills offered In guese territory that could become Africa.” In addition to the 150 students As a Private Citizen a Prudential check month Senate and House by S «i. Joa another Congo. up for sale, aeveral faculty mem- Shepard, Wife Britain and France have said they F R l^ ! With every 8 8. Clsric, p-Pa., and Rep. Hmanuel Informants quoted Lange as wilt not take part in the confer­ Portuguese Foreign Minister saying Norway regards Angola bers also will be "put on the bloc.” after month— alt fh e ^ o y ... with an HFC moving loan. When you niova Celler, D-N.1 D-N.Y., will have to wal/ ence until tha oommission guar­ Franco Noguera was told that hia and other Portuguese overseas ter­ Just what the “ slaves” are ex­ lo ag% 6 5 ? The Prudential see HFC about a Moving Loan. HFC can supply pairs of these wonderful unUI 1962. ■ country could not expect to have pected to do is left up to the pro­ Back Home at antees the arinlatice is in effect The Democratic leader said ritories as dependencies as defined Eisenhower to Discuss, Sananikone, laid representatives the money for all your moving expenses... to the other NATO powers blindly in the United Nations charter. The spective buyers. But a spokearaan offers plans which provide .seamless you get this had no advance k n o.w le d support Portuguese acUona in A f­ for the I n t e r-FYaternity Coun­ of the Communist P ^ e t Lao and TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY pay off the moving company, and to cover your that the bills were going to b rica in the United Nations. Portu­ Portuguese consider Angola Is an Virginia Beach neutralist Prince Souvanna Phou- this protection, benefits beginning after a waiting Integral part of Portugal itself and cil. which is staging the event, family’s transportation and other related costs. lovable, Kim Doll, a 21” trodueed by d a rk and Oeller, gal haa been particularly bitter said the aervicea "were not to ex­ Argue Public Questions ma even refused a letter from the period, the length of which depends on the plan Ignated by Kennedy last tallj to at the United States for support­ not a colony. ICC group in Vientiane to Its I(X And, one of the more stuffed rag doll with Lange said NATO’s image be­ ceed the bounda of propriety." Langley Air Force Base, 'Va., counterpart in rebel-held 3Cleng seieci^d.y CMh MONTI lYPAYNlINTSCI4tDWI draft eivU rights propooala for/ the ing U.N. resolutions urging re­ May 9 (fl'i— America’s first space- HFC tmom fore the world would be damaged Khoueng. than 1 1 0 0 30 1* 12 f administration. forms in Portuguese policy in An- njan. Astronaut Alan B. Shepard gsfmM pAimU pmfmrn pony tail style hair. A if its members ail acted aa a bloc Wants John Lodge New York, May 9 )JP) Former* the public Interest in , Important The. colonel said the govenuneot S e e offices is likely to be t*ymh Senate Republican Lead* gola. President Dwight D. Ehsenhower public i.s8ues7 Jr., returned today with his fam­ SLICED ott M. Dirkaen o f Ulinois The advice which Noguera r ^ when colonial questions arose in WsatooU, May 9 UP—K former requested another meeting for \ 6.72 2 7.27 210.06 $18.46 "Before we arrived our front ily tp the cottage at 'Virginia nearyour new home, wonderful gift set to get a separate Interview hs ceived was carefully phrased. Thia the United Nations. This would RepuWean vleteigr ia Coonootlcut ssrvad nqttc* todqy that fui » pri- f t Wednesday and expected an an­ RAYMOND J. NEGRO 13.07 14.18 19.74 36.55 vSte MtiuW w Wilt “ discuss and door I reached one simple con- Beach where his wife awaited the swer later. to give you addi­ 19.25 20.91 29.27 54.48 join wtth MsnMIeld in i however, w'as the underlying Open the alllEmce to attacks, he in 1M2,” would be to nominate SPECIAL AGENT or give. said. .,as “A defriise organixatlbn argue” pubUo questions as long as clu.sion: outcome of his- historic venture. The’' initial refusal to ITtibat tional service. 30,83 33.61 47.55 89.47 mssSurS jta pscoUt 60 per Jehh' Davis Lodgs to bead tbe he has thr strength and opportu­ ‘There Is little reason for me or Perhaps trying to spare Shep­ TEL.—OFFICE 311 S-2418—RESIDI^'CE MI 8-0810 36.41 39.74 56.48 106.80 the Senatom voting to curb N M o f lO ipn K M ra of the 19- for coIottlfCnbin.” The underlying philosophy of nity. anyone else to think and talk of ard the commotion that has at­ (Continued on Page Tea) To get this pasoed in natlon aUi^teS^tecluding Britain Pierce J.' Gerety of Southport He announced his intention in an tended him since hia brief Jourpey BOILED Lift intuntnet at Tim ttam it «■ ,mn*l mmtth Regular 15.00 Value Lange’s statement was supported or to live in the past, .s \ igly repeyew* bW imimitt caadr. Bom»fhpld'$ rkm§a o f a liksly southem- flUbL. and FianCSf-rlboognize that the urged the Wutport Womtn’a Re­ article in the Saturday Evening into Space last Friday, the Na­ group rmtt it availabit it 3 % P6P ewn* 9m hmimmett mf Sf00 «r Ittt Isadoni probably will liavs old colonial ^ y s are gwie. They by U.S. Secretary of State Dean publican Club annual meeting here hugging to himself memories of ...... OR MAIL THIS COUPON ...... BMP 1% m»9tk 9m Umt ptri tf tktbmUmm Post — the first he has written successes or futilely bewailing set­ tional Aeronautics and Space Ad' 071 Dll loons im tmtttt ^ $ i00 mm4 matim t m a m ^ t W . believe the wue thing to do now is Rusk. yesterday to.nipport the former wwPRw •/ I* p» mtmmih m M pm t f tStVmImmm In a cloture (debate Umif since leaving the White House Jan. backs. miniatration (NASA )• declined to TO: tMtu it 8J0D l» BOM. tltlon. To halt a flllbi: to come to ttnna with African’ na- Rusk said it was in NATO’s beat Congressman, Governor and Am­ 20 , say in advance just when the as­ Interest to keep'seeking the friend­ bassador to Spain. ’’The task ia to u.se the past and He also disclosed that he was its experiences to help us peer tronaut and hia family ■would leave Bulletins RAYM O ND J. NEGRO, Special Agent ship,, of Asian and African states. “I certainly hope,” said the not sure he would not have sought here. A similar generalized approach Southport lawyer and a former di­ more clearly into the future and Culled from AP Wires THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA lOUSEHOLD FINANCE a third term—if the Constitution to do our best to make it better. An Atlntic Ocean reaort jiiat 450 WOODBRIDGE STREET—MANCHESTER Executed in Bahamas was offered by France’a Foreign rector of the Refugee Relief Pro­ had permitted and Ifjhe could have preparing for the summer tourist FREE MOTHER'S DAY Minister Maurice Couve de Mur- gram. “ that at an early date he 'This, in my own way, I shall foreseen the RepubUcan defeat in try to do so . . . 1 think it will season, Virginia Beach by nature MANCHimR SHOmNO PARKAM vlUe and Lord Home of Britain. (Lodge) win make known hia the presidential eleftion. is not tile place a person normally AID FOR CHILIHIEN ASKED availability for one of the top be fun; I hope It will he useful.” Pltpie tell me more about PrudentioTi Ruak said the United States, Eisenhower said his decision to goes to escape the limeUght. Hartford, Conn., May 9 (A>— 382 MiddI* Tumpik« W«st GIFT WRAPPING spots on thS' ticket.” continue to play an active role in Eisenhower left no doubt he was Gov. John N. Dempsey today INCOME PROTECTION PLANS Two Americans Himged BriUin, France and West Ger­ upset at the defeat of Ifice Presi­ But city officials apparently m a n will submit to the permanent He added, ’^Tljere is nothing the public affairs was reached aa he were caught by surprise by the asked the General Assembly for 3irid Floor—Mhchell 3-2738 matter with the'Republican party dent Richard M. Nixon for the Ni NATO council their latest plana to and his wife were driving from announcement Shepard 'was com­ emergency legislation te aitow A g e . Washington to their Gettysburg, presidency and that this conceiv­ the atate te take advantage ot HNrt: 10 It i Mml, Tm., Gwn.— I I It I Wti, Ed.— 9 J I It Itaa StL meet any trouble in Berlin. ably could have changed his think­ ing home. ..Addresi. For Death on High Seas Such an approach is in line with (Osattened aa Pago Two) Pa., farm after President Kenne­ That, plus the fact NASA Um new federal program of aid dy’s Inauguration. ing about the hypothetical possibil­ the Kennedy administration’s pol­ ity of a third term. wouldn’t say what time Shepard to dependent chOdren. The icy for the fullest possible consul­ “ Suddenl.v. it seemed to me, this federal trill was signed by Pres­ .Phone. Nassau, Bahamaa,/May 9 (4^ — He Indicated that one of the ques might arrive, ruled out the pros­ tation within NATO. new life of mine promised a new pect of any planned celebration. ident Kennedy yesterday. It Two Americana dlM on ths gal­ U.S. and British statesmen kept kind of personal adventure,” he tiona most frequetitly asked of him is; It didn't preclude the possibility extends aid to dependent chil­ lows of Nassau praon today for trying to give the'organization a wrote. dren under 18 of unemployed the murder of a Florida charter News Tidbits ’’Had there been no 22nd Amend­ of a spontanMUs demonstration. LB new sense of self-confidence. He said he long had believed Shepard and his wife Louise parents. Dempsey sold the pro­ THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA boat captain. Alvin Tabls Jr., and Rusk and Home assured their ment (restricting a president to from the AP Wires the long-term health and vigor of two terms!, would you have been spent last night at the visiting of­ gram would relieve the towna of • BlltMi ftfi Billy 'Wayne Seea/wsre the first colleague at the NATO minlaterial the nation’s free government de­ ficer’s quarters at Langley AFB, 2,600 cases a month at a saving Do Your Week’s Wash Americans ever executed in the again, a candidate for ihe presi­ (n im p of jroar home effire, ritj and atate) conference that although the So­ pended on. the level of each citi­ dency?” NASA headquarters. fOr the- year pf f l . l mlUlen. The Bahamsi. viet Union is strong, the West la zen’s interest in America’s basic University of PennsylYanis sus­ Eisenhower noted that he had They arrived late yeaterday program explrea June SO, 1962. Table. 25, mounted the scaffold stronger and much of the rest of problems "and his readiness to dis­ from Washington , after a day The governor ia aalring for an at Nassau Prison/at 7 a.m. and an the world is w’ell aware of it. , pends Zeta chapter of Pi Lambda said publicly prior to the election Phi fraternity for one year for al­ cuss and argue with his fellows.” which left Shepard looking more appropriation of 82,911,000 (m) IN THIRTY MINUTES! houB later, hia piulner in crime, / ■ * -r ’ Lord Home emp^alzed the West And, he continued, “1 then and that he thought more than two X leged “ vloIaHona of university reg­ terms were neither wise nor desir­ tired than his trip in a space cap­ to carry eut'tbe program. O t Sees, 23, was put to death for the holds a lot of good diplomatic there determined .to be a partici­ that amount, 8982,000 (t) wronki cards and it is up to NATO to see ulations ooBoeralag hazings.” . . . able-even If there were no such sule from Cape Canaveral last slaying of the Charter boat-captain pant in such discussions and ar­ week. be for administration costs. on the high seas more than a year -'D that they are played right. Research pilot Joe Walker plans to guments as long aa I might retain amendment. 'x fly XIS rocket plane with throttle About 100 persons applauded as ago. Ruak also was trying to con­ the strength and find the oppor­ ’ ’These reasons were all the more wide open in next few days in at­ ANASTASIA GAINS POINT C A R O L IN A Meal for Cole Slew OPEN 24 HOURS DAILY Within .three minutes after the vince the other 14 NATO nationa tunity to do so.” ' of the need for prompter, more tempt to reach g400 miles an hour (Continued on Page Nineteen) (Continued on Page Two) Bteinburg, Qenoany, May 9 bangings, each. man was pro- Telling of the sights, as well as (/P>—A 61-year-old woman ap­ ' bounced dead, phey were to be complete political consultation on —almost mile per second.. . Pres­ his thoughts on the countryside problems that could develop into ident Kennedy srill not hold news peared to tove woB a rooad to­ Cabbage 6 < buried later in t)ie day in a public journey, he said hia wife and he day in her claim to bo recog­ 7 DAYS A WEEK burial ground. crises affecting all the alliance conference this week. were ^ ven a heart-warming wel­ Blends Well With Any Salad members. New York State joins program nized as Anastasia, youngest ■ r m . c 6 ^dN Dix w a s h h is Bach went to the gallows quietly, come by students and nuns of St. daughter ot Rdssla’a last czar. Table and Sees were con ricM ’ of mutual assistance with Florida Joseph College near Emmitsburg, Tenn^^ssee Mother of 6 (Oonttnoed on Page Nine) A Hamborg state court accepted Cucumbers of paying Capt. Ahgvs ,Boat- to crack down on high-pressure Md. written te^m ony of two ex­ yrlghL 55. lalamorada, Fla., oA stock promoters who move from “And so we approached the perts maintaining the womaa, i For a Dslicious Strawberry Shortcake April 24 1960, at Blbow Key in state to state while selling. farm,” he resumed. ‘‘But I was Named Mother of Year Mrs. Anna .\aderson. Is aetnady 16-Pound the Bahamas. Thousands of Parlslaas walk te still thinking, what next? What, Anastaala. Mrs. Andersoa’a eoao Testimony at the trial ahowed Bormaim Seen work and many oUiers don’t .make if anything, can I do to stir up^ has been' in and out of Germaa Strawberries 37< . that Table and Seas stole s 42-foot it aa Capitol’s public transport all New York, Mqy 9 OP) — A Ten. courts for 40 years. A Berlla M eat's Produce Prices iffective Tuos. and Wad. Only cabin cruiser in Key West and but closes down by 24;hour strike nSsaee ipother of six who has court ruled In 4951 she was not Double Load UP TO headed out ter sea with Table’s In Argentina . . . Formed Vice President Rich­ Stale GOJ* Scores. been foster mother of hundreds of Anastasia after a witness swore bride of a month, Barbara, 18. of ard M. Nixon has two speaking dependent o'r delinquent children he saw the entire czarlst fanrily, Ban Antonio,' Tex. . Tel Aviv, Israel, Msy 9 t and his rnate, Kent Eichmann was captured last year. T r u m a n , still chipper on 11th tions in Connecticut. CAN The first flowers are blooming. Trees and bushes are Dr. Gregorio 'Topolevaky, now birthday, receives greetings from Tenri. Dole soaks your clothes and gives you 3 separate rinses. Hpkanson 20, also of IClamorada,. However, in Burlington, Dem- STATE SHAD RVNNINO retired from the Argentine foreign a i over country... Sen. Robeit S. She was cited for rearing her beginning to flower. Lawns are looking green. It's a happenisd along in their AS-foot ocrate pulled s surprise of their Hartford, May 9 UV—The charter boat MUriel nX, wsth fotu’ service, said in a' TVil Aviv newa Kerr, D-Okla., predicts 25 per cent Own children - r - including home chunk. Crushed, Tidbit time when we’rip all conscious of the grounds that sur­ YOU CAN WASH * S SHECTS conference that Bormann had been own by successfully electing Clara tutoring for many years of four shad run Is In. tiie Connectimt FAMOUS PAINTING passengers alx>ard. / Increase In space spendings as out­ N. Manemick over RepubUcan Board of Fisheries and Gama Sees signsiled the boat, then living under an aliaa and disap­ who were unable to go to school round your home. growth of last week’s successful Charles C. Lyon, 418-398, for tax said today. Although high water 1 3 '/ > O Z $ l 0 0 ' SLIPCOVERS • IEDSPREADS later swam out and boarded it. peared into Brazil when he heard manned flight... President Ken­ because o f ill health and for her of Eichmann’a capture by Israeli collector. She was the lone Dem­ is keeping catchss dpwn. fish- Dole piNlAPaii 5 C A N S I Testimony showed he pulled a .38 nedy tells group of governors he efforts in'improving the housing ermen who lined the favorite Bantly drivers take particular pains to keep from driv­ agents in May 1960, ocrat to take a tpajor office. * S<* C O n O N RUOS •DRAPES caliber revolver and ordered Boat­ bopee to have strengthened Civil and treatment of Juvenile delin­ shore spots on the ConnecOcpit REPRODUCTIONS Topole'L’sky said Argentine po­ In Southington, Democrata were quents, neglected and dependent ing on soft lawns. They take extra care in drawing tHe wright and the others into the Defense program ready In month. and Farmington Rivers over ths CHIF B O Y - A R - D B 8 ~ Real Italian Style stem. •> nce knew of Bocmann’s presence. elected to fill vacant posts of town children, and mentally or emo­ fill hose from the truck t6 yoUr fill pipe. This special He did not elaborate. Huge underground pSrking lot clerk and treasurer. weekend had fair success. When Boatwright grabbed a in Beverly Hills collspses with tionally disturbed children, regard­ B^utifully, Framed rifle. Sees shot and fatally 'wound­ Topolevaky alst said that if RepubUcan State Chairman Ekl- less of race of creed. regard for your property^ is just one of the reasons .roar, creating vast chasm filled a r m e d a c t io n R u s h e d NoWoiting - ed him. Before he was shot, Boat- Israel had requested Etriimann’s wln H. May Jr. immediately issued Her current projects are a i-esl- why Bantly Oil Company serves so many of your extradition through ofBetel ehan- with twisted scaffolding on fash­ a statement from GOP headquar-' Istanbul, Turkey, May 9 (45 ■— Beefaronl2'cAN°s47^ REGULAR $4.50 to. $25.00 srrlght had radioed the Coast ionable WUshire Boulevard... dential treatment center for dis­ An undisclosed nnmber of ex- neighbors . . ■■ Guard iat Miami that he had found nels, hs would havs vaalabed tera saying that ths RepubUcan turbed chUdren, and a home for “t'wo hours later.” Eitihmann. was Am erican^edicsl Association plan upsets in New Milford and neigh­ Premier Adnan Menderee’ dls- J CHIF B O Y - A R - D 8 E with Beef and Tomato Sauce 28 Double Load Washers two men and a glri on Elbow Key. juveniles returning frOm vocation­ banded Democrat party sym­ Table and Sees forced, the mate spirited out of the oountry by to guide dbetors In .fiettlag fees is boring Sherman were Indicatlona being mailed to doctors, now, al training schools. pathizers were arrested here to­ Phone Ml 9-;|l505 or TR 5-3271 for information on our and passengers ashore and sped Ijbaeli agents. that “the GOP has come b a c k , Mm. Currey’s children are away. Table’s wife refused to go The former ambassador said spokesman for AMA says...?'ed- Strong.” \ day on chargee that, they at­ 1961-62 Fuel OiPClub. ' 16 DRYERS .59 .99 Louise Currey CoUlns. 32, analyst tempted “an armed artlon^ TO with them. Dr. Joseph Mengele, Nazi physi- e'ral investigators blame deaths of He said he is looking forward (o in the Department of Defense In Ravioli 2c^55' 22 Indiana coal miners lastv March against President Cemal GursePa An 'hour later a Coast Guard am­ 61an at Auschwitz who selected the fall town electlona and the ■.i Washington; B'radley Norton Cur­ regime. A . tstesZ commnalqiia phibian plane jacked Up the aban­ vast numbers of victima for the 2 oh gas axpleslon touched off by state general elections next ytar. rey Jr., 30. vice president of the C M F B O Y - A R - D E E - with Meal Balls doned p ^ y and a Cuban gunboat gas chamber, was also known by ele^rlo spaA .or open flame. broadcast by Istanbol raOa 'fiiUd “O nr itepntmtten In New Milford, OOP State Rep. Atlanta Trust Co. of Georgia; DELCO-HEAT Excellent full color reproductions of famous art treas­ overitanled Table and Sees the fol­ Argentine Security Services, to be Three-day "salnto to Alan Shep­ RuaseU. V. Carlson unseat^ Dem­ Frederick Giddings Currey, 28. the sympathizers srere “as IO> ^15'/» OZ A la Your Asaunuire^ Manchester Parkade lowing day when the Muriel IH in that ooimtry. ard” will be held this weekend in ocratic Incumbent E. Paul Martin, who is with the Equitable Securi­ famous as to roqaest anhdMMh ures, Including: Landscapes, Seakapes, Interiors all from-wpowfr with foreign ysll> CANS ran aground on an island In Cuban H engto ajtso disapposMd, Tbp- astronaut’s proud home town „of who was seeking a fourtli term as. ties Corp. in Houston, 'Texi; Henry beautifully framed ready to hang. Sizes 18 x 22” to 28 x territorial waters. olevsky said, when l^baard West Dorry, >1. H....Katsumi Yo'sni- flrtC selectman. The vote was Dou^dsa Currey, 24, stiident at the tteal ideology.” Tbs power waa 40”. Wonderful Mother’s Day gift idea. Cuba turned the two men over German,authorities,tooking milra, Japanese journalist will visit 1,805-1,539 for Carlson. Others University of Houston; RoMrt unnamed. The comminlgae ealf W* 8£S»V£ THf RIGHT TO ilMIT QUANTITlfS. to Bahamian authorities for trial. gor him. New Lsadoa area Naval faculties elected to the Board o f Selectmen Brownloa Currey. 21," now serv- they would ha tried ho| /BANTL Table juid Sees claimed Boat- Topolsvsky also gtislggg there tomorrow as guest of State Dt- were Republican John R. Oeb- hig 'la the Army, an^ .ICliaabeth added, that tha ana u m M m itttiL iii Lu,u ifckiiaaaLiiujH nco.•me FREE PARKIjNG— REAR OF H & H. ■and aiSBaber _. . LAUNDERCENTER partmant and Deputy Commander 3 3 1 . AAA IN S T tM T LOCUS ODMEY XOoottnMd am Paga Twelve); weald Md ia d M M iO issiiij'v//v' ■ I u ' A H c m t m L . c o u M ,

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