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(ClM$lfled Adverttelnr on F»ge 14) PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LXXXI, NO. 148 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1962 Succeeds Dr. Jorgensen State New8i7?MsA: Bids Dr. Babbidge Roundup To Break French Grab 2 Boys in Dinghy Deadlock Missing in Sound By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Heads UConn GENEVA (A P)—U.S. Sec FAIRFIELD (AP) — A retary of State Dean Rusl( of Secret dinriiy in which two boys conferred today with Soviet STORKS (A P)—Dr. Homer D. Babbidge Jr. today was drifted . into Long Island ^Foreign Minister Andrei A named president of the University of Connecticut, to succeed Sound yesterday was found Gromyko in another attempt Dr. Albert N. Jorgensen. The appointment of Dr. Babbidge, capsized at Middleground to keep the East-West dis vice president of the American Council on Education, was Light today. There waa no agreement on Berlin from Europeans made by John J. Budds. chair-*’ sign of the boys. deepening. man of the unlveralty'a board of Middleground light ia in ’Their conference, In the privacy trusteei. of the Soviet village, look place Babbidge will aMume hla new the middle of the Sound oppo on the eve of Rusk’s scheduled re Whipped in duties In the fall aa ninth presi site Stratford. turn to Washington. dent of the state university. Jor The missing boys, now pre It occurred In an atmoephere of gensen announced his Intended re Burned drowned, are Arthur deadlock. The only known new Oran Battle tirement last October. proposal before them was Gromy Bom In West Newton, Mass., In Bradtmuller of Fairfield and ko’s plan for a vague internation i ? 1925, Babbidge went to p u b l i c his cousin, James Paul of al watch on the land, air and - , PARIS (A P)— Paris news schools In New Haven and Am Monroe, both 14. water corrldorti linking Isolated papers reported today that herst, N. Y „ and was graduated West Berlin with West Germany, Marshal Alphonse Join has from Tale University. FAIRFIELD (AP) — The 110 miles away. I ^ i In Its present form that pro been ordered to stay in his The American Council on Educa Coast Guard today resumed a ' tion, of which he Is vice president, posal is completely unacceptable apartment, not to receive any is an association of more than search for two boys missing to Rusk. visitors and refrain from 1,000 colleges and universities and on Long Island Sound in an 8 ’The Russian plan presupposes rnnkinn any public statement. 145 national organisations In the that American, British and foot dinghy. French garrisons will have to The order was reported ‘to field of higher education. Arthur BradtmuUer, 1.10 Ridge- have followed publication of a Prior to his council post, Bab- Icy Ave., Fairfield, and hla cousin, leave Berlin. It gives day-to-day bldge ep«nt five years In the De James iPaul, Blueberry Lane, control over the access routes to letter which Juin purportedly partment of Health, Education and Monroe, both 14, were carried out the East Germans, wtih an In sent to former Gen. Raoul Sa,- ternational body acting only in an Welfare (HEW), He saw service Into open water yesterday when Ian, a leader of the Secret the dinghy was caught by the advisory capacity. And It would as special assistant to the U.S. crowd the Western powers Into Army Organization. In it he commissioner of education, as winds and tides. the position of recognizing the sistant to the HEW secretary and The Coast Giw.rd used a heli was reported to have referred DR. BABBIIMJE copter and cutter In a six-hour Communist Bast German regime. to the secret army as a “ gen director of the division of educa- Yet seen from another angle, tlon, _ search but failed to find any trace erous movement.” ' of the'boys. The search was ended the Gromyko proposal at iM t In 1960, the U.S. Junior Cham gave the two ministera a new ber of Commerce selected Bsh- at sunset. point of departure in their con ■ By RODNEY ANOOVB bldge as one of the "Ten Out ’The boys were paddling Inr the boat in front of a beach cottage versations after more than two ORAN, Algeria (AP)—Ez- standing Young Men In the Na weeks of disagreement, not only Geii. Edmund Jouhaud, one of tion." Two years later he re owned by Arthur’s father, Dartd Bradtmuller. when It was awept on Berlin but on the questions of ceived the Health, Education and general disarmament and su.spen- the most wanted leaders of ^ Welfare Department’s distinguish out into the aound. the European Secret Army, The father called police when he Sion of nuclear weapons tests. ’The 17-nation disarmament con ed Service Medal. loot sight of the boat. was captured and sped to a He played a part In the passage ference, meanwhile, was called French prison today. The se of the National Defense Education Police described both boys as off for the day because of the strong swimmers. cret army then rallied French Act. • , death of a U.N. official, prevent Babbidge taught for several ing Rusk from making a final settlers in Algiers for a defi years In Yale’s Department of Took Cobra Poison personal appeal for agreement cm ant march that was drowned American Studies, and became dl' limited amvs control. French President Charles de Gaulle clenches hit flat aa he records hla speechipe In Blysee Palace In WA’TERBURY (AP) — Charles campaign on the April 8 referendum oii the cease-fire in blood. rector of the division of ftnandal E. Blsnohard, 42, of Prospect, Rusk had planned a final speech Paris today to be delivered tonight launoiUng cam For about an hour, fighting aUhi for the university. v^o, police said, took a dose of on disarmament before leaving In Algeria. (AP Photofax via radio from Paris.) ranged In downtown Alg(lsr4 be Ha was co-founder In 1948 of cobra poison Saturday remains In for WaZhkigton Tuesday. But the fore the European crowds were the Program of American Studies fair condition today at Waterbury session jBfiiljLilrith the announce dispersed. A govemmint spokes at Yale University for foreign stu hospital. ment qflBaito-Sunday of T. G. Also Sleep Pills, Morphine Kennedy Asks man aald 15 were killed and 130 dents. Blanchard’s wife, Blaine, a can M a n w i^ | ii»\ l0 ;^ Indiari diplo woimded. MelUng away Ihto aide Babbidge is author of "Student cer victim, .is on the danger list. mat and U.N. representeBttt-at streets, the crowds shouted "Mur Financial Aid—a Manual for Ool- Tlie cobra venom was used as a nuclear test ban talks. $600 Million in derers!" at French soldiers. Isvca- and Unlversltlee,” and co-au pain, kilter by Mrs. Blanchard be Before the session adjourned, The French News Agency, quot thor with R. M. Roeenswelg of fore she was hospitaliead. Ru^k praised Marayanan aa "an New Drug Offsets ing private sources, gave the -..In order to savo Blanchard, an Intemaittonal civil servant of the death toll as 31. DR.< fsia r^ highest dsdtostion, a man of great Works Projects (Oonttnned on Page Five) antidote had to be rushed from A former chief of staff of the the Bronx 25oo In New York City— character, a man of great talent.’’ U.S. cmoials said Rusk would WASHINGTON (AP) — Presl- French air force, Jouhaud and his a dlstandbof nesriy M miles. entire staff were captured Sun .Ms disarament speech Alcohol Overdoses ftent Kfhnsdy asked Congress to day In a..lP-bonr battle between Army Wants Own Terms Tussday day for a $600-mllllon program to 4 S * i o 4 8 Chief among these hi Rusk's the secret army and French HARTFORD (A P )-.-’rhe Stale start public worlts projects at forces In this second largest city By FRANK CAREY '*>dogs. It has been given the code of Algeria. Motor Vehicle Department's dally (Continued on Pngs Eleven) name ’’AHR-61t." once In areas suffering from sub WASHINGTON (AP)—A drug to stantial unemployment. The secret army trle
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enjoy vlollnlsU as much as pleniaU and singers, so a manager is Justi RockvUle-V ernon fied in not handling top many, But the fact U that there Is a distinct shortage of string players, Teacher Salary Uiiit rticularly in the United States. g e t JURY * ' BOtll I would guess that the emphasis I*'OB PLAY OF HAND “THE WAY 9 y Alfred Shelnwold ron high school bands and the ' « » I 7 4 S glamour of playing on a football Defines Study’s Scope Haven’t you
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P IG S FOUR Sunday school sessions. feUow- GARDEN TOOLS PRICED TO SAVE YOU CASH ! ship meetings and other group PRESCRirnOMS jRuied hy Rural Minority HEALTH CAPSULES meetings. by Michael A. Peui. M.D. Council Sells Women of the church who may Free Delivery CAN 0N£ BE TOTAU.y TV-Radio Tonight have (Knipons which they would U BBEn DRUfl 0UINP ANP HAVE District Meeting be willing to donate for purchase of The Baby Has Court Says City Voters PERFECTUV NORAUL EVES * stainless stsel knives and folks m SHOP^O PABRADE 4Mkod to put them In a box pro AnnouneemanU to tho local vided for the purpose on the ves Television P7A ufUt Its prcaldant, Mrs. try window sUL Enough ooupoM Jamw Derby, Include that the Dis Not Fair (:00 Early Show (Is progrew) ...10. lap .. 7:10 Cjiayanna A 10. 40 have already been collected to ob Been Named... 10* PLASTIC HOSI Bis I Thrattr (In prograHI S Manhunt trict . $ council haa been set up tain tea^oons for UM- SaTty Brine’s Shack (w progreMl True Adventures with plans for four meetkM dur rj> TMi rbe Prut Prof, and Mni. Charles C. Sellers 2 . 9 7 (OonUmied (rooi PiMI* Om ) tricts weie "an Indispensable con I'Feta and Olasys ing the year — In June, Septemi were recent visitors at the home Nylon reinforeedl Movie at t (In profreM) M ber, December and March — the Full M*’ in4lde die. dition o< a free society.” Yogi Bear ( National Velvet of their eon, horace W. Sellers. Whealook, Boiy Soott, son of Mr. and Mra. Ralph A. Wheel- «ounUM, or diatrlota. MoonUnK to Jack Wilson, assistant attorney Hlriiway Patrol 40 ti80 The Rifleman mtpoae being to coordinate the Al Mann Neve tS Father Knowe Best ?TA programs w ltl. those of the Mrs. Selleie aUo visited relatlvM ook, 2 N. Park St., RoekviUe. He was brnm March 13 at Rock- Um number of quaUHod voters. general of Tennesee, opposed fed f:U Soctar Security 53 OuctMn Bnwiinz in East Hampton at the time. vUla tX ty Hdiqdtal. Hls maternal giandparente are Mr. and eral court Intervention. He said 5:35 Weather. Newe A Sporta . 3 The...... Priceice le le RTgtat Rlgi (C) 10. S3. 30 regional aihool district But the Tennessee legislature In the Public Intereet 18 5:00 Danny Thomas Show I, 13 An area meeting will be held Easter Seal Saleamen Mrs, Lawrmce VraHs, RcxficvUle, and hia Mtmrial gtandparenU baa rtfused since IfiOl to reappor .the right procedure was to con 1:80 For Your Information 53 Burtride Btx I 40 58 Thursday in the Andover Elemen Ihe Senior OongregaUonal Pil- are -Mr. and MTz. Arthur 'Wheelock, RockVlue. tinue pressure of public opinion on Harbor Command tS 87th Precinct 10. 33, M BTlm Fellowship of Hebron and QARDEII OART HEDOR TRIMMEI im tll IU 60* tion seats in that body. state legislators. Channels of re True Adventure 3 8:30 The Andy Griffith Ebow I. 13 tary School from 7;80 to 10 p.m., Rollle Jacobe Club Houea 33 10:00 Hennesey I with such discusalon topics as '‘The Gilead churches will take charge . Reyx, Diane Eiinloe, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Neil E. R (^ . Today’s h i ^ oouk decision form in Tennessee are not closed, Thriller 10 33. 30 of tho EasterSeal drive this 5 . 4 7 1 4 . 9 7 4.77 'Simply opens the way lor the com- 5:40 Men of Deetiny 30 Role of PTA in Community Prob 144 P rae^ St., Rockville. She was bom March 14 at Rock he declared. 5:45 UouB nldwarde S 13 Million Dollar Morta 1| lems,” led by WUUam A. Thomp spring. Acting in the campaign ville CKy Ho^taL She has a brother, Jeffrey, 3. 3 eu. ft. eopocltyl i3''evtllngbladal 3)i eu.ft.eopaeltyl rJitining city voters to pursue the Runuey-Biinklev Report Ben Caaey I. 13. 40 H Heavy gauge (tael, 10. 33 10:30 I've -Got A Secret 3 son. southewt regional vice presi will be: Bruce Bell, chairman; 115 volt, A C motorl Hoayy duty eloal, matter in lower 'federal courts. 'l:U) 'Alter Dinner Hovle 11:00 Newe _ 80 dent; “Defining the Role of Coun Mary HUls, treasurer: the Rev. Carter, Richard Lewis Jr„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard I* rad anamal flniihl ible dlolt whoelL ' In a concurring opinion, Justice Talcottville Newe A Weather Newe Eportt A Weather 3. 13 John N. Cross, committee advisor,- Carter, 13H CRnmfii St. He
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A * r K; MANCHESTER EVEiNING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1962 P A G E SEVEN I': ^ ■■•N ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN!, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1968 Va g b s i x Kennedy Asks Bokoh Man tions of stage and screen stark, 'ahtpa whleh li well below the n «^ DOUBLE i X GREEN STAMPS whaMver they eal^ But we are, a Barber Shoppers A Thought for Ttidaj: waa a principal in ieveral JOe^b eaaary mlnlmom. Let ua bopf the Severely Cut lone way from taktitB .that de April mambarahip drive will help $600 Million in SiKinsored by the Maarheater M.. Cohan revues during the 1920a EVERY WEDNESDAY CauIIa lecture aeriously. i f there la and early 1930s. Us to reach this gcal and give our To Sii^ at State Council o f Churchea ChUdreh'a Mqseum the continuing a touch of common aefue mthyling SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) for SPRING iAStIR FAlRICS’l Works Projwts In Accident VtJkbttHSO BY THJD of g:ood worka In Cambodia, It la an -^ean Ooldkette, 69, bondleadar reoogrtitien and support it needs. Patrons of tha State Theater- BBtuLDraiNT'a u L___ o PIRINTING ------CO. INC. In my father'a room at homo and r ^ io star in the.. 1920s and Sincerely youm, 18 BlutllBl 8tr«*t accident or aomethlns worse and, wUl ba given an added attracUon Forty stitches were rwjulred to llKBcbtiUr. Coim. wheN everyone would tee it as 1930s, died Saturday of a heart at ' nnahoc Committee (Cbntlaaed from Page One) once It la diacovered, both sldae ^ Mrs. Donald Conrad on April 12, when thay will have OPEN TONieHT t i l l > close wounds of a Bolton man at they entered was this littla varee: tack. Goidkette, who waa bom in Mancheater Memorial Hospital yes Valenciennes, France, came to the Mr. toavld Keith the pleasure of hearing a group The latest figures, for February, may to to lOma lengthi to guaran "L «d k up and not down, terday after a rear-end collisloitNin PbuMilS* r X. ^ United Statin in 1911 and became Mr. John Hyde of barber shop aingera from Hsurt- CHENEY HALL, HARTTOBD BD mi, MAN.OHEBTEB Bhow 5.6 par cent of the labor Lon 1881 tee It doetn'i ha^lien again. , liook out and not -in. B. Middle ’Tpke. at Plaza Or. in" v, a professional pianist at 18. Mr. Harvey King K'. lixe»rf Look forward and not back, ford. a Sewing Nottona force out of work. which six persons were Injured. at th* and WCHTTA, Kan. (A P )—Florence . Dr. Robert Kama a Silk* and .Dacrona a Rug wooleas Gardiner Parley. 72, onetime vice Dr. CSiarles E. Jacobson Ttw Hartford ChapUr of Barber * Spring Woolens The 9500 million could be spent Admitted at the hospital were W tll K m p The Grain Lead a hand!" * McOall’s P attwtka only in areas of persistently high David Brickscoi, 24, of South Rd. This verse has meant much to chairman of the Democratic Na J>r. Philip E. Sumner Shoppers will hannonize from s Spring Cottons tion^ Committee, died Saturday ^employment and would have to Bolton who suffered head injuries To^ Quality |rfus 'I ^TBSClUPnON RATES The official government decision ua throughout our life. How much :S0 to 9 p.m., followed by, it Is and a cut on the right eyelid. Payabl* U Aavanc* more, meaningful it Is now that after a lorji Illness. Mrs. Farley _.oped, the Manclieeter barber be^ matched dollar-for-dollar by Carrier Mall has refused permission to that was a member of the national com Erickson, whose wounds required the world hELS become such a amall shop aingera. Robert Krinjak said atato and local governments. . tae Ytar ...... ,...815.80 833.00 mittee Ifrom 1920 until the early Crafts Exhibit the 40 stitches, has been admitted hx Hontha ...... '...... 7.75 11.00 Seattle trading firm to sell some place. During this period' of Lent the Manchester group will sing if hirae Kontha ...... S.m 1930s and was elected Vice ehalr- The admlnistraUon’s official view to the special care zone. His con 10,000,000 tons of grain to some may we ail "Lend a hand!" Id can get "poUahed up” by that Sna XCoQtli ...a..*,**.*.. X.80 ma In 1928^ ^ Slated Tonight on the proposal will be given to dition waa reported "good” today. naakly .30 .« Hong KOng concern which would Submitted by WEST PALM BEACM. Fla. time. the House Public Works Oommlt- Also admitted was Marion i i i k Stam|N Mrs. Albert ]?ogll. Krinjak said yeaterday’a prac- M E »»E it_O r probably be buying It on behalf of (A P )—Ralph A. L. Bogan, 66, of B xhiU U in woodworking and rug tee today ^ Secretary of Labor Buckler of 81 Hilltop Dr. who suf TRE ASSOCIATED PBBSS Center Congregational Church. the famine-troubled Communist Evanston, 111., founder of the hooking, preparsd by those attend Uce session at the Elks Club jvaa Arthur J. (Mlilberg, Secretiary of fered a chest Injury and a bruised n o ^aoclated______I^aa u'aiduatxaix a "b ig aucceis.” About 25 people nose. Her condition also was listed aOUtled to the um Ot. republtcallon of govemmenta o f China and North Greyhound Bus Lines, died Friday. ing eveni^ elasees at the Man- Welfare Abraham Ribicoft, Budget all neve disnatchee dredtted to it- or He was a director of the MisaUstp- cheater High School, will be open showed up, but more are Wanted. Director David B. Bell, CSialrman as “ good” today. net eUitririee____ . crAdltM______In . thlB ' ' naper Korea. Weekend Deaths pl River Barge Lines, Susquehanna to the public tonight at tha high Krinjak said that anybody la in Walter Heller of-the PreaMent’a Others, treated at the hospital WE GIVE and alao the loeal neva imMlahila i^ lie The official reeeone for turning All...... tijihtalahta ofof r«Mh1)catlonr«Mh1)catk>n OfOf apeclaafiecia)— Corp. and LaSalle St. C^Ucago Cap school. vited to Join the group. Council of Bci^iomle''Advisers and but discharged, include George dlepatehea herein ara alao roaerrad. down the requeet from the Seattle LAUSANNE, SwlUerland (APi ital Corp. , Visitors are invited to attend Anyone who.wants further in Kerm lt Ordqn, a member o f the Ward, 27, of (Coventry (five stitches ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (A P)— Full aerrice client of N. B i concern lire that there was no proof —Prof. Auguste Piccard, 78, noted from 8 to 9 p.m. in Room 143 for formation can call Krinjak at the council. to close a wound at the comer of Ice. Inc. William A. Brophy, 59, commis the woodworking exhibit and in State Service Station or at his The committee- will liqld two the mouth and U p); Arthur Buck- Pubitahera RepraaenlAtlvee. The that the real prospective purchas Swiss scientist and inventor who sioner of Indian affairs from 1943 Room 133 for the rug-hooking ex home, 90 Oak 8L N ext meeting of weeks of hearings on Keniiedy's )er, 56, of 81 HlUtop Dr., chest and Jullua Mathewa Special AXencp—New ers were the Communist govern waa one of the world’s foremost to 1945. died Saturday. Brophy York.______Chleapo. .. I. Petr* Detroit . and Boaton. pioneers In high altitude and deep hibit. the group is tentatively scheduled request for the standby auttxixi- n e^ injuries; RajTnond AUard, 47, MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU o r ments Involved, and that there served as the first -xecuUve direc sea research, died Sunday of a Entrance ^o the building will )m for next Monday. ty, which he outlined in a mesi^a|ie of 89 HlUtop Dr., Injuries to the CIRCULATIONS. waa no assilrance the prospective tor of the Commission on the back, knees and neck: and Joanne heart attack. Piccard, In . a balloon Rights, Liberties and RcsponslbilU from the west parking lot. to Oongrees last Feb. 19. He said The Herald PrlnttnS Company, Inc., purchasers, whoever they were, gondola of hie own design, soared API*OINIMENT E?£PECTED it would be "an invaluable anti- Allard, 40, alao ot 89 HlUtop Dr. taaumes no financial reappnalbUlty for ties of the American Indians. He body and . nose bruises. , tvporraphtcAl errora appearInK in ad> had foreign exchange enough avail more than 10 miles upward In was a professor of law at Colo W A SH IN G TO N (A P )—G. G rif recession tool." Erickson was a passenger In a vertlaementa and other readint matter 1931. In a Steel bail he and his rado University'from 1933 to 1935. nth Johniion of Darien, Conn., is Kennedy said that if the new in The Mancheater SvenlnR Herald. able to finance.the purchase. Brown Hits Nixon’s car driven by Ward when It ram SPECIAL o^TUESDAY • WEDNESDAY While this decision was under son Jacques fachioned he went expected to be appointed the new public works plan and supporting DIaplav adverllalnx cloalnft heura: down two miles beneath th-a sea assistant secretary of state for fun(l8 are authorized promptly med the rear of the second car. consideration, on the executive side Carpetbagger Blast driven by Raymond Allard accord For Mondav—1 p.m. Friday. In 19S3. economic affairs. His appointment about 925 million could be- spent Foiir Tueaday—1 p.m. Monday. ing to police. The Impact of the Foi. .jr Wedneaday—l,p.m_,Tueaday. Of government, the House Fowlgn N E W Y O R K (API — Dr. Homer by President Kennedy, authorita In Job-providing projects by July Open Forum crash threw Erickson Into the For Thuraday—1 p.nr. wedneaday. Affairs Committee was also Inter WUliams Smith, 87, professor of (Cioatlnoed from Page One) tive sources said Saturday, Is ex 1, ahoUier 9350 million during the For Friday—1 p.m. Thuraday. windshield. physiology at New York Univer pected soon. subsequent 12-month period, and For Saturday—1 n.m. Friday. esting itsSlf In the propoeitlon. Crucial Drive Californians would v/ant to apolo Ward waa arrested by poUce and Claaalfled deadline; 10:80 a.m.. each sity and wlnnep of three awards Johnson, 49, who served as an 9223 million in the early months There has been public report on gize to the President If they had cliarged with reckless driving. He dav of publication except Saturday — for medical research, died Sunday To the Editor, economist In several New Deal of the fiscal year starting July 1, 8 a.m. two pieces of testimony it received. the opportunity. posted a 9100 bond while awaiting of a cerebral hemmorrhage. Smith, The memberehlp drive of the agencies, has been a vice president 1962. STEAKS The governor said the President an appearance in Circuit fknirt 12, Monday, March- 3S One, from Avery Peterson, Deputy who also had writUn two novels, Lutz Junior Museum to be held The President said the money was Invited to California and paid of the Motion P ir'iire Manchester, on April 9. Assistant Secretary of State for April 1st thru the 7th Is crucial. would be allocated for federal capi waa born in Denver. personal tribute to the University of Am erica for the last 10- years. Patrolman Misled into a Squeeze IBoth vehlolea were consider CHUCK Scott H. Simon Far Ektstem Economic Affairs, N E W Y o r k (A P I — Dr. Angel The museum’s fmanclal position it He would replace Bdww i.. - a.- tal improvements projects in precarious and broad community Of California, and that his brother, economically depressed areas, and ably damaged and had to be towed suggested that It might be a good de Rio, 62, senior professor of Co the attorney general, was Ih Cali tln in the ■ economic affairs post. RockviUe Patrohnan Robert K. Ahnert got caught In Uiis squeeze play Just before noon Satuixlay away. LB When^ne goes back to the era lumbia University’s Spanish de support Is essential to place the Martin moved recently to the post fo r grants and loans to eligible -when he made a neceasaiily quick tat unfortunate dbcdslon. Following the trailer truck east on idea to permit soma ehipments of museum on a secure financial foot fornia "a t our request to address a statu and localitiu for Improve Also treated at- the hospital af of Manchester life In which Scott partment and director of the Hl- conference on the fight against of assistant secretary for Latin W vijiir. s t„ Ahnert assumed it was going to enter the Farmers’ OooperaUve parking lot on the ter an accident, early to w y , was Bone-In surplus grain to Communiat China ment of community facUttiu. H. Simon w ag ihaking hta mark,' ■panic Institute of the United ing. . crime.” American affairs. north side of the street ^ e n the driver pulled to th* left. Ahnert. who was anwerii^ a call to Charles J. Suntava, 41, of 366 for good hard cash, and ^used, as States, died Sunday after a short Operating expenses amount to Federal grants to statu and lo W Main St. and 'Vemon AVe. where a loaded rubbish truck wa.s on fire, p u ll^ to the right to paM and, incidentally, bringing to Man Hackmatack St., who drove his car its most telling argument, the as iUiress. Del Rio, who waa bom a ‘minimum of |9,000 a year of calitiu , he said, would range up the truck.. At this moment, truck driver George F. Farrow of Woodbury, N. J.. swung the truck into a parked car on Hackmataclc Chester one o f Its fliieet end sound which the Board of EducaUon has to 50 per cent of the cost of uch to the right to enter the souRi parking lot and the six-week old police cruiser ci^ h ed Into the LB 8 9 < sertion that money the Commu- In Soria, Spain, began teaching at St., police say. London Broil Steaks est industries, one hka t » go back Columbia in 1919. proposed paying 93,000. The re project, and could be higher in truck’s gaaoUne tank. The I m t ^ also wedged the rear end of the cruiser under the trailer Suntava, treated for minor nose nista spent on grain would be that certain casu. body. Ahnert bruised his leg And is otherwise apparently uninjured, Capt. Peter Dovvgewlcz ^ d beyond the memory of a majority NEW YORK (A P)—Juliet Delf, mainder must be raised and 6J)0 cuts at the hospital, waa charged FBISHLY OROUND much less they would have to today. ’The accident Is stlU under investigation. The rubbish truck fire was extingiUsh^ by the fire LB o f present day Manchester people. 74, retired actress and vaudeville fam ily memberships at |10 each Projects under the immediate with failure to drive in a proper Chuck Ground 6 9 < spend for petroleum or aviation star, died Saturday, Miss Delf, would do th* Job. A t present there program would'be limited to those department with minor damage to the truck, owned by CJharles L. Dinsmore of Ellington. (Herald This was another age, and there lane. The parked car waa owned by gaaoiiiie. whose specialty was Impemaona- are Just under 200 family member- which could be atarted or acceler photo by ^ te m is ). - Mrs. Anne M. Coffey of Hartford. FOB S T IW LB are new almost no human rerntn' ated in a Short time and completed The other ptMe of advice came Both vehicles were considerably Boneless Chuck ders of It left in our midst. Scott in 12 months. damaged. from Reju' Admiral Luther C. Simon was 84 when he died Satuf- Projects that the administration PoUce also Investigated a minor TUBSDAY ond WIDNESDAY PRODUCI BUYS I lieinz. Far Eastern director of the has in mind under the speeded up day. The thrilling period o f his Report on Christmas car-bicycle accident Saturday at Defniae Depsu-tment's Office of In ■ \ plan, Kennedy said, are water sup Olcott St. In which no Injuries or business accomplishment came In ply improvements; parks and oth ternational Security Affairs. He arrests were reported. the -very first decade o f this cen BORROW er recrutional development; sew ORANGES , ,, ^ said that'selling grain to Commu age eyxtORiB and water pollution tury, when he came to Hartford as A- CALIFORNIA SUNKIST nist China \vould provide an "In control; conatriicUon, r^ablHta- Thie-Island W here W e’ll Test a young aoeoimtant, sidvanced Esarole or CliKory 2 »> i9< credible shock" to friends of ours tion and modernization o f public W om en O bserve swiftly to leadership In the Car buildings such as hospitals and who are struggling against Com lyle Johnson Mtmhlne Co. and, civic buildings; and road, atrut, By PETER EDSON 6>would reduce test delays lo a Trdnl-'^the 18-nation UJ7. test ban con First Birthday 12 79< Peppers 29 munist guerrillas or Communist WITH CONFIDENCE Newspaper Enterprise Assn. mum. ference in Geneva. when the time came for expansion airfield, .and port improvement. Examplu of federal projects The Derfense Department has set of that firm, selected the Manches subversion. WASHINGTON (NEA) — The' Of Business Club W s don’t know which of these and programs that could be includ up Joint Task Force Eight to carry ter rite on which the* business did ed, the President said, would in largest coral atoll In the world, out Pentagon planning for possible three sets of arguments, the o ffi ^98,302 Contract and has continued to flourish. clude conservation activities and surrounding the largest lagoon In teats. This Is In compliance with The Manchester Business and EXTBA STAMPS Professional Women's Club will In the course o f his ensuing ca cial argument used by the Com FROM HFC construction and Improvement of -the world, will be the site for at- President Kennedy’s order Issued Awarded Pioneer merce Department in turning down laboratoriu, research and training at the end o f last year. celebrate its first birthday Wednes No Coupons Noodod — Buy Alt You Wont! reer, he took his full share of com mosirfieric testing of U.S. nuclear day with a dinner party at Cavey’s the Seattle request,
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., M:0NDAY. MARCH 26, 1962 PAGE NIKE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 26, 1962 p a g r e i g h t Wednesday at 8:1ft ajri. .at the Bolton Columbia Sick Boy Leads Fiwtte Funeral Heme, 20 BIomm !^reiich G rab Leader^ TPC Slates The Obituary A ve., Hartfoid, with a solemn n - Police to Cache qulsm Ms m in St. JusMa'f Church at 9.' Burial wUl be In.Mt. St. Staff of Secret Arm y Fire Destroys Rep. Williams 5 Hearings Doctor Says Of Stolen Liquor Peter 4anlxew«ki Benedict Om etery, Bloomfield. Peter Janiaewaki, 72, of 58 Friends may call at the Ihnsrol North St, died at Mancheatar home today from Tjyto 9 p-m., sad Slim m er Place Director for A 18*year-old-boy, found drunk (O n tinned trftm Page One) xeria a tew weeks befobe the gen- On Zoning By HAROLD THOMAS HYMAN, Memorial HospiUl today after a tomorrow from 2 to 4 sad ,7 to 8 and aick on a private lawn In the short lllneaa. p.m. Srala’ uprising last year: M.D. Oran, the iocret army struck in In Oran, meanwhile, angry Eu A spectacular strly morning fire Wallace Try Vtr» publlo hMitnci, two related Written lor Newspapw Bntorprise South End of town Saturday night Be had survived his wife, An toinette, by exactly two months. Louts Lurtnwaa Algiers. It called on ropean settlers and French troops destroyed a three-room summer to pro{>oaed parkin* a i ^ , will be Assn. at about 8 o'clock, led to the dia- eyed each other warily over make Q—My UtUe girl eaita every Bom in Poland, he canis.to'U ie . Louis Luckman, 85, of Hartford, Algiers to march ,cn Bab ri Oued, home owned by Ernest Peps on SUte. Reps. Harold X. Jaynes ol coli’eTy of about 20 bottles of beer its stronghold In a subtarb that hM shift barricades in the heart of coneldered by the Town Planning thing but what I put before her. United States and then to Man died Uris morning at his- horns Tinker Pond Rd. early yesterday. Kamden and LaVergne H. WlUlans FACTORY been enciicled for three days by th6 city. r Oonunlstion in the Municipal Build Caialk, crayons, wallpaper and and six bottles of whlaky (pome chester more than 50 years ago. after a short illness. He was the 'The 21-foot square building was o f Columbia were appointed today He was employed by Cheney Bros, thousands of French triXHw. • Troop# in tanka and halftracks ing at 8 o'clenk tonight. ev*en worse. And the more I pun- ojpened) which are reportedly part father of Irving Luckman of enveloped In flames when volunteer os area directors of the 'Win 'With until his retirement six years ago. Anawerlng the clandestine c ^ , waited word from their command WalUce Committee by iU sUte Aeking SMie changes to business isli her, the worse she gets. If I of liquor theft last week from the Manchester. ers whether to clear the road Manchester Country Club, police He was the president of Group hundreds of Europeans aasembiea firembn reached the scene. A pass chairman. Rep. Guy LaOrotta of uses, to faclUtate the parking pro put her to bed without supper, she Bom in Rdeaia, be hod lived in blocks In a frontal assault or to gets up during the night and we said today. 1988 of the Polish National Alli Hartford for the past BO yeara la the heart of Alglere only to he ing motorist first noticed the Warren. posals are Jcdm and Ciupterlne H. ance and a member of the Polish met by troops and riot police de- seal off the area as other French bevanney lor property on High- find her stuffing all sorts of things ■The youth was taken to Man Before his retlremeat he operated, blaze and stopped at the Oona- Rep. Williams, a veteran legisla-, i in her mouth. Itove you ever chester Memorial Hoq>ital lor American Club. his own trucking cqmpaay. . plw ed behind barriers.' troops have done With .the rehel- naugh home on French Rd. to call tor, has served in the State H ouse" und St,, and The Holmes Funeral Mr. Janizewskl leaves one neph , Gun fire rang through the city, llous Bab el Oued district ,of, Al- Rome, Inc., lor property on Bige heard of such a thing? And what treatment. Following police inter He was a member of the He the fire department at 1:30 a.m. of ReiiresentatlVes since 1949. and ew, John Orlowskl, of Irvington, grenades expliided, armored cars geria. ■ Fire Chief Peter Massolinl and low 8t. are we to do? rogation, he then led police to a brew Home for the Aged and the during the 196J legislative session, A —^The conchtien of a per wooded area off Lakewood Circle N.J.; one sister in Poland; and a. Hebrew Merchants Protective As riunbled through the streets and Diehard settlers, spearheaded by his vrife, who were returning from was chairman of the claims com ANNUA |\ The Devanney request IsT'lor an verted aiq)etite is not. unusual. where the liquor was found, No ar- niece in- Vancouver, British Co^ sociation. helicopters flew patrol. cornmandos of the secret army, ■risltlng friends downstate, noticed mittee ahd a member o f the appro area in Residence Zone AA, to lumbia. Business Zone I. Yoii did not state the age of reata were made by police who are Survivors,- basldes his son In Scott H. Stmon A t a street comer, where aev- blocked off the center o f Oran, the glow in the sky and searched priations committee. the chUd. But, if she Is only sUll InveaUgatlng. Funeral services will be held at Manchester, include another son eral setuere’ hodlea lay in pools of Algeria’s second city, and batUed out the fire. When they arrived, a Engaged Both are delegates to the Repub The luneral home's request is the Waiter N. Leclerc Funeral for an area in Residence Zone B, three or ■ lour yoare old and the ■Victor Benattl, of 47 Hilltop Dr. and a daughter of Hartford; a TMs Is a portrait, token soma bloody crowds of S3urops&n sotusni French forces until almost mid few minutes before the sirens The engagement o f Miss Sandra lican State (Johvention June 4 and habit is of recent origin, you last Wednesday reported that Home, 23 Main St., Thursday at brothar Brooklyn, N.Y.; six gathered and ahouted "Murderers, night Sunday. sUrted sounding, the buUdlng was 5.-' to Business Zone 8. 8:16 a.m., with a solemn high ot years ago, ot Scott H. Stanon, a Gay Husted to Horace Edward might try ignoring it for a few someone had broken into the Coun' grandchildren; and one great murderers!" at the soldiers. Sunday’s death toll throughout completely in flames. Chief Mnsso- Russell, both' of Manchester, has The appointments follow the an March 3lst (Saturday) Is The Very Last Day Other sons change bids to be Mass of requiem at St. Bridget’s Manchester industrisdlat who died nouncement by House Speaker Xn- weighed by the commission include more weeks. If it is not an "at- try Club during the previous week grandriiild. •'And this is what they do to us Algeria, resulting mostly from linl said. been announced by her mother, twition-getUng" device that will end and that J60 worth of liquor, Church at 9 a.m. Burial will be SatuMay. because we ore French and wont Firemen concentrated on saving thony B. Wallace last Tuesday that one from Kurt and Gma Bhgen- in S t Bridget’s Cemetery. Friends Funeral services are being held murderous attacks on Moslems by Mrs. George Husted, 14G Garden brod, prtq>erty oH Liydall St„ Irom disappear when it fails to achieve including 12 bottles off various today at' 8:30 pm. at the Her ' Active In obmmimlty aflaira for to-stay French," one man scream- members of the secret army, was nearby buildings, including a large Dr. She is also the daughter of the he is a candidate for the RepubU its purpose, then you'd better take may call at the funeral home to storage shed about 60 feet from can nomination for governor. Residence Zone A to Residence whiskies, were taken. The police morrow from 7 to 9 p.m. and bert Im O ranst^ Funeral C3iap41 half century, Mr. Simon was also ed. 20 with 68 wounded. late George Husted. Zone B ; and W iliam G. Morton, her to your doctor lor referral to have been investigating the incl in Hartford. Rabbi Abraham N. While the fighting was in prog Although casualties ware low, the house, ahd other buildings used Her fiance Is the son of Mr. and To Hear Railroad Mon Enrich the lives of your family with beautiful music a trained peychiatrist. Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 known aa a student ot nature. Ha for summer help on the Pepe farm. •niomas T. Doherty, district Dr. Harold J. Lehmua and Dr. dent since. p.m. AVRuUck of Congregation Agu- ress, two secret army men entered fighting was spectacular. Infuri Mrs. Horace Russell, 343 Highland David L. Warren, property. ait das Achlm wtU oCflciste. Burial fraquantly Contrifcnted to The the AletU Hotel in downtown Al ated settlers from behind their Firemen remained nt theocene un St. sales manager o f the Boston and Haynes St., Residence Zone AA to Q—1 am a high achool student win be in the Hebrew Merchants Herald a notice about on umisual giers and told ooirespondents the barrlosdes fought French mUltary til 3 a.m. and several volunteers re Miss Husted la a 1961 graduate Maine Railroad, will be guest and my closamaitea and I would Mrs. Ruth Loomis turned about 9 a.m. to wet down Business Zone I, 12th Circuit Proteotlve Association Cemetery bird, flower or bisect .that he ob fight to block Algerian independ police with rifles, pistols and sub ot Manchester High School and is speaker at the dinner meeting of The request affecting the Haynes like to know how you could be Mrs. Ruth Loomis, 64, formerly in Hartford. served. ence eiid keep Algeria French will the smouldering debris. employed at 'Traveler's Insurance Columbia Lions Club at 7 tonight. ao sure that blood cells live only of Hartford, died Saturday morn' machine guns. Prominent in New England rail St. property reportedly is asked in Memorial week will be ob . One old clipping In his pmaonol go on. ^ The French air force sent two No estimate of the damage could Co., Hartford. three months. Wrong Brother ing at’ the Vernon Haven Con' served at the home his daugh' road circles, he is an active mem NOW for as little as $147.00 connection with a commercial ot papers, from 'Ilie Herald in 1924, As one method, they said a vast planes swooping low over the area be obtained since the Pepe family Mr. Russell, a 1960 graduate of building to house doctors' offices. A —The life of red blood cells valeacent Home. ter, Mrs. Sturm, 235 Cornwall was reported to be in Florida and ber of the Worcester, Mass., Cham told in absorbing detail his o(ipture workers group will be organized in late afternoon to strafe It with Manriiester High School, is em A final hearing will be on the (erythrocytes) can be determined Brought to Court Bom in Hartford Aug. 30, 1897, St, Hartford. had not yet been contacted by ployed by First National Store, ber of Commerce, Worcester Traf of s water bug which he gouhd en to exert economic jweesure and pre bursts from heavy machine guns.'*' estaldishment o f.a 85-foot building with great accuracy by tagging Mrs. Loomis was a daughter of gaged in mortal combat with i vent application of the ceaaeflre Chief Mttssollnl. State police am Manchester. fic Club, the Delta Nu Alpha trans- them with a radioaotive element Tracer bullets Ut up the sky as you can enjoy Magnavox line on the south side of N. Main Brother-confusion today was Uie the late Erwin and Annie Warner trout One ot his hunting trophies, agreement betwen France and the working with local officials in in No date has been set for the iportation fraternity and the Holy St., starting from a point on the and then beating 'for radioactiv Lamphler. a moDsehead, is now among the Algerian nationalist rebels. The French troops moved in for a sys vestigating the cause of the blaze.. wedding yet. Cross (^uba of Boston and Wor reason for resident Judge Simon tematic search of Eluropean apart west side of Stock PI. and extend ity. When this is done, the life Fimeral services will be held to Funerals poseeeions of the Luta Junior Mu ceasefire la a preliininary to a vote cester. apan of the indi-vidual cell approx ment buildings, eeeklng leaders of The Andover fire deportment re ing west 782 feet, more or leas, to Cohen to dismiss the case of a morrow at 7:80 p.m. at the Burke seum. of independence. sponded to a mutual aid coll hut Sponsored by the Railroad Com TRUE Stereo-High Fidelity the east side of the Hockanum imates 120 days. A t the end Of Hazardville man who was present Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., Oran remained an armed camp the secret army and a clandestine munity Committee o f New Ekig- this time, the cell is taken apart Arthur Jl. Willett Mr. Simon’s civic activities were was sent back almost immediately Voter Canvass River. Rodkville. Burial will be in Cedar aa the news circulated that Jou- radio transmitter. since the Bolton firemen brought land, Doherty will ^ point out how Initiator of the S5-loot building and- reconstructed with such effi ed on seven separate charges in The funeral of Arthur J. Willett, most prominent in the North Bind. BeUef grew that eetUers in Oran Hill Cemetery, Hartford. The Rev. He served on many important com haud, who had eluded capture since the fire under control quickly. High public opinion can strengthen the line establishment is the town ciency that the only loss is a tiny which about 81,700 in bonds has Paul J. Bowman, pastor of» Union 64 High St., was held this morning and Algiers were taking matters Begins April 2 at the John F. Tierney Funer^ mittees, including the building he quit the military service and winds blew iqiarks across the road natlon’e transportation system. planning commission. amount at iron that ia easily made been posted. Congregational Church, Rockville, in their own hands and attacking Upon cbncluslon of hie remarks, up firom dietry sources. Now If Home, 219 W. Center St., with a committee for the Oonununity Y, slipped back to Algeria in 1980, causing a brush fire in the woods f Josefdi J. Pam. 27, of Hazard- will officiate. had been taken at last. against the ■wiriies of the secret and this was also quickly extin Town-wiije canvass of voters he will Welcome questions from you and your classmates want to solenm high Mass of requiem at the North End firehouse and the army command. ' Secret Army vllle, was the wrong man being ni-ere will be no calling hours. Ing a woman, were flown to guished. will be conducted beginning the audience. get some idea of the wonders of St. James’ diurch. Hollister S t School, now known as pamphlets pledged not to fire on Admiral Berrien’s presented on charges of failure to Bentley School. Paris today and locked up in Machine Vote Ueflnlte April 2 for the correction of Principals to Meet the human body, get out pencil give name, evading responsibility TTio Rev. Paul Michaud of Rim- the troops except in legitimate Miss Carrie A. Morton ouaki, Que., a nephew of the late Sante Prison. Jouhaud, along with Action at a special town meet the to w 's voting lists. Porter School will be the scene and paper and figure how many of (two counts), making a false state He often recalled, that there was defense and urged the soldiers, The canvass is required dur Widow Dies at 85 Miss Carrie A. Morton, 93, for Mr. Willett, was celebrant, assist ex-Gen. Raoul Salan and other ing tonight at 8 at FUuio’a Res of a meeting of principals and the estimated total of 30 trillion ment, driving while his license and opposition to bulldir.g schools in “Do not attack our commandos. ing election years in towns erythrocytes in an adult human merly of Manchester died Friday ed by the Rev. John D. Regan, the early 1920s. One big criticism fugitive leaders of the abortive taurant will he limited to setting teachers of district qohools registration were imder suspen- at the Middletown State Hoepital general'a revolt In Algiers last They will not attack you.” a date for a machine vote. A pe .With populations of over 5,000. Wednesday, at 3:30 p.m. Rockville—Mrs. Elizabeth Whlt- are taken apart and put together deacon, and, the Rev. Joseph H. about the HoUister St. school was They sold the secret army again every minute of every day. Blon, and wilful destruction of after a long illness. McCann, subdeacon. The R t Rev. that it was being built out in the April la under a death sentence tition with has been filed with It must be held six months be Mrs. Ella Rice, supervisor of telsey Berrien, SSrol 57 Elm St, private property. for that defiance of President ‘wants to fight our common fore the election. died yesterday at Hartford Hos Or, to simplify your calculations, Mias Morton was bom in Tol Msgr. Jolm.F. Haiinon was seated wtxids, he u s ^ to say. Asst. ToWn Clerk Mrs. Ollyc mathematics in the Fairfield every second of every minute! His attorney, Harry Schwolaky land, Sept. 14, 1868, a daughter of Charles de Gaulle’s government enemy, the Moslem Natlonsd Lib Toomey which will transfer all The canvass will be made by schools, will speak on modern pital. She was the widow of Adm. in the sanctuary. Mrs. Jane Mac- Mr. Simon was a charter mem A French spokesman in Algiers NOW ONLY of Hartford, aald today in court the late George W. and Maiw J. carone was organist and soloist. eration Front.” It'ems of business to maohlne 20 people, 10 selected by Demo math concepts through the use of In mahogany Frank Berrien, who ■was credited that Jila client ia not the man want ber of the Hebron Game Club, and said Jouhaud and his staff were (Christian Fouchet, new French cratic Registrar of Voters Ed Model 265 with the first U-boat sinking of Q—What can be done for low Hall Morton. Burial was in St. James' Cemetery. ■was an avid collector, particularly voting. / culsenolre reds. She will be assist ed on the charges, but his brother, She is survived by a nephew, trapped in a building on the high commlseioner in Algeria, ward Mbriarty, and 10 by Re ed in the demonstration by a first World War I, a feat that brought blood pressure? Every time I am Father Regan read the committal of old coins, stamps and unusual waterfront that had been under Town officials h ai^ expressed erounined I'm told my pressure is John Paul. The charges came out Clayton Fuller of Bolton. service. warned European settlers of Al ^ e hope that m ^ y townspeople publican Registrar of Voters grade teacher who has used the Four high fidelity speakers, powerful stereo amplifiers. With him rile Britirii Order of St. Mi objects such as pld mechanical surveillance for some time geria that if they kept fighting to low but nothing is ever done to of incidents occurlng in Ea^t Hart Funeral services will be held to Bearers were Harold Griffin, banks. will attend the mSeting to discuss Frederick Peck. rods both with kindergarten and FM/AM radio, model 266, only $198.50. chael and S t George. ford and Manchester in January The captives were transferred sabotage the cease-fire agreement The Republican canvassers Mrs. Berrien was born in New raise it. morrow at the W. P. Quish Funeral Archie Croteau, John Anderson, the propoeed tuition. Tha referen first grades. and the arrest was made on Jan. Home, 225 Main St,, at a time to be to a gendammerle barracks. Min between Franco and tiie Moelem will cover districts 1 and 2, and Haven on May 5, 1876, a daughter A —If you are quite well, as I Robert Charest, Roger Meti-vier utes later a strong secret army dum date, according to law, must Benefit for Handicapped Children must assume since you state no 26. announced. and Vto Poulin. Burial was in S t James Ceme rebels, they would be "the first the Democrats, districts 3, 4, Mrs. Russell Bpearman Is re of Joseqih T. and Sareh Scoville tery. Msgr. Hatoun read the com commando group attacked the be not lere than 7 nor more than Whlttelsey. She came to Rockville complaints, you may rejoice that The Judge today ordered that a Ihere will be no calling hours. end main ■victims.” and 5. *•' sponsible for a benefit program to warrant be issued for the arrest mittal service assisted by Father barracks. -The French forces “B'very nation on earth, prac 14 d a y s ^ te r the town meeting. 11 years ago and had mside her your blood pressure is low, mean- Patrick J, Henderson pelled the attack. raise funds to be given to ML*s Ig that it is below the statistical of John Paul when his whereabouts Harpld O. EUls McCann. tically without exception, owould A t uiat time, voters will decide Elsie Dunnack of West St., to pur Only Magnavox gives you home ■with her daughter, Mrs. Har The funeral of Patrick J. Hen Officials said Jouhaud was on resclndllng the ordinance which Danish Contemporary model 605. Six speakers Including two average but apparently normal for are determined. Vernon — Fimeral services for Bearers were Walter Fortin, unite against you,” he sold in a chase special equipment for the ry H. Lugg. derson, 76. of 381 Center St., will be rested Sunday about 4 p.m. established the public building Saturday Post Sets 12” bass. Precision FM/AM radio. Available with Stereo FM at She had lived at Navy x>ost8 you. Don’t worry if the doctor Other cases: Harold G. EUls of Center Rd.. will James Haddad, Stephen White, A l radio-tde-viaion address from the handicapped children for whom she James P. MoManus, 38, 228 held tomorrow at 9:15 a.m. at the fred Francis, George Gous and Ed was not until about 10:80 p.m. that barricaded administrative center commission and the ordinance giv these important advancements $298.50 (model 609). In American walnut. Gold Seal warranty. throughout the world. She was a does nothing to raise K. HoW' be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 the police realized how big a 45 Issue Schedule cares at her home. The program, member o f Center Church, New ever, if you suffer distress that Lydall St,, was given a 30-days Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Elllngfton ward Pavelack. | of Rocher Noir about 30 miles to ing the terms and manner of elect an indoor archery shoot, ■will be Vf. Center St., foUowed by a aol- catch they had made and hla ing its members; appointing the Haven, and associate member of may be attributable to low ten' Jail sentence at the State Jail at Ave. emn high Mass of requiem at St. identification Verified. the east. presented by Columbia Lake Bow Union Oongrregational Church in alon, you might note the effects Hartford for intoxication. Mrs, Mary B. Kashuiskos in Paris, President Charles de board of education to be the school T o Halt Heavy Loss men Friday at 7:30 pan. in Yeo IJ Mr. Ellis, who was 69, died Sat James’ Qiurch at 10 o'clock. In addition to false papers in building committee for a secondary $ 2 7 9 5 0 Rockville. of ^ ly exercise, to raise your James Dally, 4l, Manchester, urday at Rockirllle dt)^ Hospital. Burial will be in St. James’ The funeral of Mrs. Mary B. the name of Gerberd, Jouhaud GavUle's govemmmt called home mans Hall. NOW ONLY You save S66.00 Mrs. Berrien was a graduate of muscle tone and of firm consetting and Robert Watrous of RockvlUe, Ho ■was bom May 19, 1892, a son Cemetery. Kaslauskas, 94 Mather St., was had a mustache and a false Maurice Dejeon, Its ambassador school, and giving the buUding (Contiimed from Page One) Grade 5 field Trip Set the Yale University School of Fine and elastic stockings to speed the were each given 30-day su-spended of Gilbert and Estella Andrew El Friends may call at the funeral held this morning at the Walter N. beard, and was wearing civilian to Moscow, to show displeasure committee authority to hire an Richard .Curland’s Grade 5 will Arts, a member of the New Haven return flow of blood. sentences for intoxication. Watrous lis. A retired farmer, he had lived home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. Leclerc Funeral Home, 23 Main St., clothes. At the moment of the with the Soviet Union’s formal architect and secure preilmlnary The directors’ meet today and embark on a field trip Trursday True Stereo-High Fidelity La'wn Club, Connecticut Society of was placed on probation for four In Vernon all his life. Mr. Henderson died Saturdiy at with a solemn high Maas of re arrest, Jouhaud was in a meeting recognition of the Algerian rebel plans. MacNeal, as previously announced, to Springfield, Mass. 'The 26 stu provisional government. Under Only Magnavox attains the spectacular dimension of stereo Colonial Dames of America, the months. Survl-vora inolude his -wife, Mrs Manchester Memorial Hospital, quiem at S t B ridge’s Chureh. wlfli 16 other persona. About 10 The town cannot vote on appro said he would recommend the elec dents will visit th-e Springfield The Rev. John J. Delaney was terms of the cease-fire. Prance ' Hugenot Society of America, and Robert R. Dube, 28, of East Maude Brown Ellis; a son, Clifford where he had been a patient for a of them were taken to the police priating 87,500 for use of the tion of R. McLean Stewart and Museum of Science and its Sey phonies as well as the tonal purity of high fidelity with an the Navy Relief Organization. She Hartford, former Unlvereity of week after being struck by a car; celebrant, assisted by the Rev. headquarters. Five were flown to remains sovereign in Algeria until school buUding committee since Milton S. Gould. That would in mour Planetarium. Give your family the finest Ruth Milieu Ellis; a daughter, Mrs. Emil Stanley B. Hastillo, deacon, and independence ls'‘ voted in a self- advanced acoustical system that projects sound from sides was the founder of the Society for Connecticut varsity basketball Aberle, both of Vernon; two near his home. Paris. the board of finance tabled action crease the board to 13. In TAO Project Prevention of Cruelty to Animals player, was fined 815 for illegal He was bom in Ireland, May 18, the Rev. Dennis R. Hussey, subdea- During the search of the 17- determination referendum. on the appropriation pending MacNeal said the two, both of as well as cabinet fro n t-to surround you with the beauty brothers, Elton Ellis o f Vernon con. Raymond Murphy was cirgan- The Columbia Extension Group In Annapolis, Md. Let’s Face Up to It, Gals, parking. and Raymond Bills of Wlneted; 1885, and was employed by ■ Case story seafront building, personally further study of board of educa whom have large holdings of Cur will have a booth at the home- of m usic-as in a concert hall. in home entertainment— 1st and soloist. Burial was In St. tis stock, had been assured top of- During both World Wars, Mrs. Here la Where Men Excel ' Leon J. Provost, 62, Hartford five sisters, Mrs, Dora Burke, Mrs. Bros, for 55 years until retiring in led by the deputy prefect chief tion plans and town action on makers’ bazaar which is part of Berrien was active in relief work. Let's face it, there are som's was fined 8160 for operating a 1967. He was the husband of the Bridget’s Cemetery. Father Hussey of police in Oran, a number of naming the building committee. fleers “they are not and- do not Raymond Seaburg, and Mrs. Lu read the commltal service. An Square Dauce Club the fund-raising project the Tol She and her sister, Mrs. Percy T. things that the average woman motor vehicle white under the in' late Sarah Tennyson Henderson. apartment doors were forced open To Explain School Proposal contemplate being members of a cille Stannard, all o f Hartford, honorary delegation from the Liv ■wrecking crew’ and their objective land Agricultural Center ia plan Waldoi, gays the Children's Build Just can’t do as well as the aver fluence of liquor ' Mrs. John Radigan of Florida, Mrs. Surviving are a son, James P, with ax blows. All townspeople are urg^ to at ning April 28. The women will Magnavox Stereo Theatre Henderson; a daughter, Mrs. ing Rosary Society attended the Reports Sunday said that the Graduates 84 is the enhancement of the value Records Con Last A Lifetime ing to the city of New Haven. age man. Among th-em — Joseph A. Gallant, 18, of Storrs, Marion Albino of Rockville; and tend a public meeting sponsored offer records, books and patterns Besides Mrs. Lugg, Survivors in was fined $30 for speeding; Timo Elizabeth MacGregor; two Bisters, funeral services. operation was aimed at finding a and success of Curtis.” Giving directions. A man will seven grandchildren. Bearers were Walter Gutzmer, the Bolton PTA Wednesday for sale. Any contributlona are Because the exclusive MICROMATIC player eliminates dis clude a son, Frank W. Berrien of tell you to turn right at the third thy B. Buckley, 44, of East Wey. Mrs. Mary McVeigh and Mrs. -An secret army radio transmitter, The Manchester Junior Square at 8 p.m. at the Community Hail, MacNeal said each of the firm’s Florida; and a granddaughter. Miss The Rev. Philip H. Ward will of nie McIntosh, all of Manchester; Raymond Dumas, M.vron Ames, One of those arrested with Jou five national magazines, including welcomed. cernible record and stylus wear, the diamond stylus is traffic light — but a woman is mouth. Mass., wag fined 830 for ficiate at the funeral. Burial will Dance Club graduated 84 mem- < at which plans for a secondary William Bender of Chestnut Hill Stephanie Berrien of Washington, speeding; Stanley Foroatoski, 19, of seven grandchildren and . seven Frank Katkauskas, Charles Bal- baud was identified a.s a former Holiday and Jack and Jill, hence likely to tell you that on the cor be in Elmwood Cemetery, Vernon. chunas and Alexancler Balchunos. bers at a graduation dance Friday school will be discussed. John J. is a member of the county work guaranteed for 10 years. D. C. ner where you turn there Is a 403 W. Center St., was. fined 825 great-grandchildren. major named Oamelin. The others MoCsirick, chairman of the forth “must pay its own way to There will be no calling hours. at Keeney St. School. Diplomas committee. The entire project, Funeral services will be held at hous'd with green shutters or may for breach of the peace; Wilfred T. were reported to be of lesser Im board of education, will explain Justify continuance.” 2 p.m. tomorrow at Union Congre Mrs. Cleon L. Hurd 8r. Mm. Donald Johnson portance. The Post now will be Issued five which includes many features, will be they’re blue anyway, bluish- Sheltra, 21, of East Hartford, 825 Angelo D. Geanitindo and club badges were presented to future plans of the board. Supt. gational Church. The Rev. Paul J. fine on a substitute charge of fail The funeral oif Mrs. Ellen M. The fimeral of Mrs. Alice Spen A source close to secret army times during a 10-week period in fill the. day from 10 a.m. until 8 green. the graduates after completing 21 Philip C. Llguorl wUl summarize p.m. and will be held at the TAC Bowman will officiate. Burial will ure to drive in an established lane. Angelo Dominick Geamundo, 92 Hurd, Spring Bd., Coventry, was cer Johnson of Lyndon Center, 'Vt circles in Oran sold that former the building speolficaUons for the August and July. There will be Ordering a meal in a restaurant. weeks of aquare dance lessons. building on Rt. 30 in Vernon. be in the U.S. Naval Academy He was originally charged with of 398 W. Main St, Norwich, died held yesterday afternoon at the formerly of Wapping, was held Gen. Paul Gardey, once the com More than 109 parents attended secondary school which the board one issue (or the last two weeks Video-matic When a man gives an order for a yesterday afternoon at the Holmes Proceeds are expected to pay Cemetery at Annapolis, Md. reckless driving. yesterday afternoon at W. W. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main mander of the Foreign* Legion, the dance. Les Pine of Wethers has had under conslderatiop for in December and one issue for The Whlte-Glbson Funeral Home meal he simply orders. But a wom Backus Hospital in Norwioh. He Funeral Home,' 400 Main St. The would probably take over aa com the .first two weeks In January. the balance of the 1962 mortgage an wants to know if the beef stew Other fineg included; Miss St. The Rev. James MacAxthur, field was the caller. This was the the past month. The Only Fully Automatic TV of 65 Elm St, is in charge of ar Marlon A, Creamer, 251 Spring St., was th'e father of Jack Gesmundo pa-stor of the First Congregational Rev. Roy Hutcheon. pastor of the mander of the Oran region for the Members ot the board will wel The Journal and American and to complete the demonstration is good, and If it is possible to Wapping Community Church, offi club’s first graduating class. rangements. 816 for d riv l^ a car with defec of 123 Bretton Rd., Manchester. CSiurch, Coventry, officiated. Bur secret army. The following received badges come questions and expresaions of Home will combine January and kitchen and two rental offices In You get the best pictures day and night because critical substltutd some other vegetable ciated. Burial was in Wapping Jouhaud and Salan, the top tive brakes; 'Thomas Johnston, 16, A retired shoemaker, Mr. Ges ial will be at the convenience of for helping organize and conduct oplnimi from residents about the February in a winter issue and the building. for green peas. She may even dis mundo had owned shops in the Cemetery. commander of .the secret army, July and August in a" summer Mr. and Mrii. J. Russell Evans ' picture adjustments are maiie electronically-perfectly- cuss her reducing diet with the of 27 Hlllcrest St., 815 for Improper the family. the class; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pine, propoeed school. backing: Gary Ouellette, 19, of 18 New London-Groton area before Besurers were Stanley Waldron, had been fugitives in Algeria since issue. of Uttle FalU, N. Y., and their always. Dry Grass, Woods waitress and If She doesn't change Peter Delmastro, Mrs. Hans Fred- Attends State Seesion Deerfield Dr., 816 for failure to moving to Norwich seven years Scott H. Simon Sherwood Waldron, Bruce Grant the collapse of the geneials’ re There will be no changes in son, Richard, were weekend visi at least one Item . on her order ericksen, Mrs. Arthur BJork, Mr. Mrs. Dorothy Bosworth, li obey a stop sign; Henry D. Rollet ago. He was bom Jan. 31, 1870 in Stephen Grant Thomas Burgess volt last April. The other two subscription prices for the maga tors in town. Evans wa* a resident Feed Small Fires after the waitress has written It Memorial services for Monriies- and Mrs. Richard Thomas, Miss brarian at the elementary sriiool, 10, of 26 Birch St., 816 for failure Tallzzi, Bari, Italy, and had lived Jr. and Harry Welles. leaders of the putsch attempt, zines. A spokesman said current here during the yean he was down — she Is unusual. ter industrialist Scott H. Simon, Gen. Maurice Chslle and Gen. Marsha Frederlcksen, Art BJork, attended a National Ubrary Week subscribers would get all the is to obey a stop s l ^ ; James A. in the United States for 55 years. ■YMCA secretary in Willimantlc. Parking a car. No matter how 82, of 417 S. Main S t - will be Patrick J, Murphy Andre—Zeller,— surrendered— and Dave Thomas. Cynthia Mobetm- — workshop sponsored by the Con sues they have paid for. ------>g-. iiohi Manchester's fire fighters were Francdllni, 22, of Hartford 812 fur Mr. uesmundo la survived, by his held tomorrow at 4-p.m. at Second Sharon Bradshaw and Corey necticut School Librarian’s As Mrs. Irving I iohr Will head the Most Reliable— So T rouble-Free kept busy over the weekend ex good a driver a woman Is she's driving a car with defective The funeral of Patrick J. Mur were sentenced to 18-year prison The spokesman said a reader annual spring coffee chain parties American Contemporary model 379. wife, Mrs. Nlcoletta Vendola Ges Congregational Church. T ie Rev. terms. Warren. sociation Thursday at Southern with a one-year subecrlbtlon to tinguishing a total of 15 grass one in a hundred If she can back brakes; Mrs. Mary G. Bruan of 198 mundo; another son of Hollywood, Felix M. Davis, pastor, will offi- phy, formerly of 71 Birch St., was The badges were awarded by Connecticut State College in New locally, which ara part of a dis that Magnavox guaranteea eervice Nell parte woods and rubbish fires. into small parking space as ex- ■ High St., two 83 fines for having held Saturday morning at the Jouhaud, Salan and seven oolo the Poet will get 52 Issues, "or trict project of the Women's Auxil 88 oe NOW ONLY $ 4 2 8 ^ 0 Flo.; two daughters, of Norwich; oiate. nels also still at large were all Lee Pine assisted by Mrs. Pine Haven. Mhn Virginia Matthews, 45 issues this year, plus seven iary of Windham Community Me in mahentny The bulk of the alarms wa.s pertly as a man. I two unlicensed dogs; and Mrs, Burial will be at the conven Walter N. Leclerc Funeral Home, and Dave Thomas, president of associate director of National for one year on Gold Seal models. Driving a nail. Even when a Stephanie Johnson of 208 Hilliard 10 grandchildren and a great sentenced to denath in absentia. fssues Into the new year.” He morial Hospital. The kick-off will turned in on Satureay. and the I grandchild. ience of the family. 23 Main ftt„ followed by a serv the club. Refreshments were brary Week was the guest speal?- You save $81.00 firefighters were sent to the fol woman is the handy man for the St., 85 for allowing her dog to roam ice at St. Mary’s Episcopal Despite the death sentence said renew'als will be on the 45- be held Friday at the home of Funeral services will be held Mr. Simon, a veteran of 50 years against him, 'Jouhhud is in no served after the dance. er, using the theme “Read and issue basis. Mrs. Jbhn Holt in Hampton. Indivi lowing locations to quell grass family she usually can't drive a Bond forfeitures were ordered In in Manchester business life and Church. The Rev. John D. Hughea, Dances for all club members Watch Your World Grow.” Li blazes: nail with authority, the way a the following cases when the ac Wednesday at 8:15 a.m, at the senior assistant, officiated. Sydney danger of immediate execution. Advertising base rates for the dual parties here begin the first VIDEO-MATIC TV— Stereo-high fidelity phonograph— Labenskl Funeral Home, 107 Bos holder ot many public positions, Officials in Paris said in all will start April 5 at WaddeU brary week will be observed from Journal and American Home will ot April. 73 Summit St., 14 Norman St., man can. I cused failed to appear in court. civic and committee assignments MacAlplne was organist. Burial School from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. April 8 through 14. Understanding and following Daniel Tarpet,_36, Milton, Mass, well Ave., Norwich, with a solemn was In East Cemetery. Military such cases of persons sentenced be cut and for the first time these Rcriand Laramie, Lake View Noise-free FM— Powerful AM radio— all in fine furniture. 11 Lewis PI., 101 Parker St., 11 Mass of requiem at Sts. Peter and during that time, diea>.^turday at in absentia, after Uieir capture The club la apoiiaored by .the Cub Scout Pack 73 wUl meet two magazines win accept al Park, of bineen Studio, is attend Bralnard PI., 129 Walker St. and complicated directions. Mayb'd for speeding; Eugene L. Wagner, services were conducted by CWO Paul Church at 9 a.m. Burial will Crestfleld OonvalescenCx Hos^tal the case is reopened and a new Town Recreation Department. Wednesday at 6:45 p.m. at the coholic beverage advertising. ing a two-day convention of • the 51 Summit St. women could do this If they were 44, of Howard. Fa., 835 for speed after a long illness. Ciccio Savino of the Connecticut . Also see American Modern model 380 with six high fidelity spoik-^ Ing: Joseph Silverman, 38, of New be In St. Joseph's Cemetery, Nor- trial .held so the defendant can Community Hall. The meeting Cmnectlcut'Profesalonal Photogra- Other fires that day were at willing to concentrate — but most National Guard, Second Battle ORANBEBRY PRIHIE CRUISER AGROUND York City, 835 for speeding: Wil JArich. Group. An .honor guard fired a plead his case. He also fu e s new time has been advanced 15 minutes phera Association at the Long ONLY art Including two 12” bast. 140 St. John's Ridge, and at Oak women don’t bother to read direc Mrs. Hattie Jf, McDonald charges of attacks and plots WARBHAM, Mass. (A F )— OCEAN CITY. Md. (API —Mr Shore d u b in Westport. Grove and Porter Sts., woods; Ham D. Ewart, 27, Cleveland, O. Friends may call at the funeral salute at the grave. so that the hall can be cleared in tions all the way through. Graveside services for Mrs. H^ against the authority of the stae Oeeon Spray Craaherrie^ lac. time for a PTA meeting scheduled and Mrs. Louis Oladsteln of John A. Soracchi, son of Mr. and NOW ONLY $ 5 0 9 ^ 0 and 38 Birch St. rubbish. 825 for failure to display 'Public home tonight from 7 to 10 and to Bearers were Alvar T. Berg paying compliments. Maybe it tie J. McDonald of Sarasota, Fla., charges filed Dec. 8 against the was oocuaed today qf creating 'for 8 pan. Cub Scout conunlttee Bridgeport, Conn., hoped tx>day to Mrs. Alfred Soracchi of Rt. 6A, On Sunday the firemen were Utilities Commission plates on his morrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 10 eron, Russell Saunders, C^vln $29850 You save $100:00 is because so many women tend to truck; and Bobby Dunctm, 26 formerly of Manchester, were held 11 top leaders of the secret ar an existing eraaberiy surplus. elections for committeemen, den refloat their 40-foot cabin cruiser. has completed recruit training summoned to 10. Proctor Rd., 32 gush that a man’s compliment — p.m. Muldoon, James 'Mqirphy, Freder Atty. Blslr L. Perry of Bostoa The boat ran aground on barren RFD 3, Scranton Motel, 820 for this morning at Buckland Ceme ick Murphy and Earl Tedford. my. mothers, asristant den mothers and March 9 at the Naval Training Cen Devon St., 14H Hackmatack St, simply given — usually seems to tery. The Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, Jouhaud, 56, was a 1926 gradu representing the Decaa Cran Assateague Island Saturday night ter, Great Lakes, III. 45 Lilac St., and a location off failure to drive in proper lane Harry Znbrow oubtiMters ■will be held ,ln May carry inore weight. Prosecutor James Mirabile en associate minister of South Metho ate of the St. Cyr Military Acad berry Co., made the charge at this year, instead of in October as as the Gladeteimi were on their Bldwell St. All were grass fires. Harry Zubrow, 85, of 43 Ken way to Miami, Fla. They lodged Maaehestor Evening Herald Oo- Danish Modern model 620 with six high fidelity But one thing the average man tered nolles in the following cases dist Church, officiated. emy, France’s West Point. the initial hearing on the oon- has been done previously. i Early this aftemon, firemen can’t do as well as a,wom an is sington St. Hartford, father of The W. P. Quish Funeral Home, Mrs. Weinstein A short, stocky, taciturn man, trovereial proposed cranberry temt>orariIy in the summer home iaakbla Oorrespondent Bfrs. Dcmald tpdekert including two 12” ban, poirerful sterro were called to 131 Charter Oak for reasons o f lack o f states evi Abraham Zubrow and Mrs. Ber Mothers of all St. Maurice of ’^ om a s McCabe, president of R. Tutfte, telephone ACodemy amplifiers, noise-free FM ind precision AM radio. find his w ^ when he la lost. That's dence. The cases Included Mrs, 226 Main St., was in charge of he played a backstage role in the marketing order offered to tiw Church altar hoys, both high school St. for still another grass fire. because a woman doesn't mind nard BuTMck, both of Manchester, funeral arrangements. May 13, 1958, uprising in Algiers ladoetry tiirongli the U.8. De Scott'Paper Co. 8-Stl6. Stereo FM optional. Library for over 70 records. Hilda B. Campbell of 94 Ferguson died yesterday morning at Mt. Guest Speaker and grenunar ^ o o l are asked to asking directions — but a man al Rd., charged with failure to grant which brought Gen. de Gaulle partment ot Agrleultiire. Perry In American walnut. Gold Seal Warranty. Sinai Hospital, Hartford, after a Mrs. Jacob Bortz ' meet tonight at 8 at the church. ways has to try and prove he Isn't right of way; 'Ylo Anson, 32. of back to power. sald .it Is his contention that the . Publlo Record* long illness. Mrs. Herman Weinstein, post only surplus of the Industry has . NOW ONLY lost at all. Andover, charged with failure to The funeral of ■ Mrs. Regina M. At that time Jouhaud was dep- Warrantee deeds: Charles J. Survivors, besides his son and president of Ararat Chapter, Hart been created by Ocean . t^ ra y .' About Town (Xu ijights reserved. Newspaper pass to rlglit of a parked car Bartz. lOe Walker St., will be held uty--to' Gm . Salan, the French V Zeppa to Roberi W. and Stella M. Ehit'O^rise Assn.). daughter in Manohe-ster,’ Include at' the Watkins-West Funeral ford, wdll be guest speaker at- the fcmnmander in Algeria. In July Ocean Spray prestftent Georg* Other Magnavox Produett On Sale $ 2 ^ 9 5 Wesley Smith, 31, of 61 Green Rd. his wife, Mrs. Bessie Poet Zubrow; C; P. Alsaon objected aM Henry, house on Clark Rd.; Theo The executive board of the charged ■with failure to grant right Home, 142 E. Center St„ tomorrow Ben Ezra Chapter^' B’nai B’rith, 1958, Jouhaud was moved out of dore O. Goodchild to Leo 3, and Nathan Hale School PTA will meet three daughters in Hartford, ten at 8:16 sum. with a solemn high Algeria and made air force chief charged the accusations were BEWARE OF USELESS of way: Mrs. Assunta M. Vignone grandchildren and 11 great-grand paid-up membership dlwer iomor- not true hot government hear Ireno L. Duigan, house on Keeney STEREO HI-FI with AM/FML tomori'ow at 7:30 p.m. in the school of 92 Oak St., charged with mak Mass of requiem at St. James' o f staff. Dr.; Marjorie Iwanowsky to Car- R RHEUMATIC CURES row at 7:1ft pm. at. Oivey’s Res cafeteria. Public Records children.. Church at 9. Burial will be in St. He retired in 1960 at his own ing examiner Benjamin H. Hol four spcfikera. American modern modela 266. A A C M ing an improper turn. Funeral services were held this stein denied the objection. meia Doyer, house on Tolland Rd. Ja'mes' Cemetery.' taurant request and slipped back into Al- Probate pertifloate, Emil Ben Save $41.00. Now Only ...... \ | y O # e # W Judge Cohen suspended Judgment afternoon at the Teferes Israel Our ancestors believed that. If they turned Miss Marjorie Stoddard, daugh Warrantee Deeds Friends may call at the funeral Mrs. Weinstein was secretary son estate to Chester F. and Paul Magnavox Clock R a dio In the cases o f James Smith Jr.. 29, Synagogue, Hartford. Burial was in their shoes upside down by the bed before retir- ter of Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Stod Bralnard Place Development home tonight from 7 to 9. and worthy matron-of the Order of A. Benson, lot in Rosedsle. Rockville, who pleaded guilty Fiaterer Verien Society Cemetery, t tag it would cure rheumatism. , MAGNALARM CLOCK RADIO. dard, 369 Birch Mountain Rd., at Corp. to WlUiam G. and Doris M. Uie charge of failure to display the Golden Chain and also grand Wakens you gently to music. Antique white tended a conference of the Elastem McKinney, property off Pearl St. Wethersfield. district deputy. She was vice presi Retire to muaic. wakes to music or alarm. registration platef, and the case Memorial week will be observed Alfred Clifford Mancheeter Eveoiog JOenld.Bel- Ot course you know better. But, many use and gold. States Association of Professional Louis P. and Greta E. Wood to dent ot the Jewish Children’s Or- ton eorreweefieoA Grace MdBer-] less and potentially harmful notedlca and gadg * of Thomas Lombardo Jr., 21, of at the home of his daughter, Mrs. The funerri of Alfred Clifford, 106 genlaatlon and is its membership , Wink alarm fo r aieeond call. Now Only ...... 29.95 Schools for Teachers last weelt in William F. and Genevieve K. Burnbrook St., Blast Hartford, for NEW! WORN IN THE EAR mett, tekvimre BOidMU 8-8568. ets ON still being sold to the thoughUess. Ask New York City. She wsa repre- Shea, property, at 2 Earl St. 27 Nye St., who pleaded guilty to Louis Fine, 780 Tower Ave., Hart chairman. She was discussion the charges of driving without a ford, merly ot Manchester, was hel our opinion befere buying any remedy, porticu- sentative of the Willimantlc State Alice Litwinski to Dopald J. group chairman and publicity $50,6M ADV^OS lariy those sold by moil or pe^srs, We sincere College where she Is a Junior ma Ucense. Memorial contributlona may be the Holmes Funeral Hoipa, 400 chairman for the Ccnnecticut 'Val and.Janice McMahon, property at Main St., Saturday afternoon. The WAftHTNOTON (A R )—A $50,- ly believe anyone with rheumatic pains shoulil joring In elementary education. 126-128 Lyness St. The cases of- Harry Leister, of made to the Teferes Israel Syna ley Council and is chairman of the ho certain addleas, Manchester, gogue Building Fund, Hartford. Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, pastor Greater Hartfprd Coordinating 000 planning iadvonce to -Stamford, depend on their physician for advice on what to Other Magnavox TV, Itadio, Stereo Models At Big Savings Regal Builders, Inc. to Robert of South Methodist Church, offici : HEARING AID M a h e rs , of Trinity Covenant charged with intoxiesUon, and The Hebrjaw Funeral Home, 1061 Committee of the .Connecticut Vair • Omn., has been approved by the take. \ L. and Frieda M. Brock, property ated. Burial was in East cemetery. e Church will meet at the home of off Ix:iand Dr. Charles Baptist, 23, o f Bennington, Albany Ave., Hartford, was in - Comrnuiilty Facilities Adminis Vt., were both dlmlased. Leiater charge of funeral arrangements. , Bearers were ' Thomas Johnson tration for a study ot highway im- TOUR DOCTOR CAN PHONE U8 when you Mrs. Beda Carlson, 112 Maple St., William J. Graif to Robert C. Jr, Robert Armstrong, Benjamin ' Rodioa From 317.95 T V s From jH95.00 tomorrow at 1 p.m. for a cottage is reported to be in Jail serving pravMnents exeopted, to cost $6,7 need a medicine. Pick up your prescription if and Mary L. Gaffney, property' at Ratcliff, John Sweeney, Noel shopping nearby, or w# wiU deliver promptly prayer meeting. 51 Washington St. 30-days on a similar count and the Mrs. Henry SIrols Church Robbed minion. V Sweeney and William Douglas. I case against Baptist, Charged with Mrs. Helene Soucy Siroia, 65, wittMwt extra charge. A great many people Land Development, Inc. to Eld- entrust us with their presarlptions. May we MINDORO 'INVADED* wln E. and Gladys P. Kolakowskl, failure to drive in proper lane, mother of ROgec V, Siroia, 434 During Services Mrs. Richard Nasslfl compound yours'f MINDORO i s l a n d , the Phil property off Windsor St. showed inconcluslvs evidence to Hilliard St^ died Saturday eve The funeral of Mrs. Theresa ft. ippines (A P )—n ie greatest am- Quitclaim Deed prosecute. ning at her home, 94 Nahum Dr., Nassiff, 33 Norman S t, was held Police today are InveeUftating a Direct Factory Dealer jdiiblaus force ever asaerobled in Eai'l T. Everett Jr. to John De- Hartford. Saturday morning at the Holmes theft of about $20 in ooUectipn Asia in peace time Invaded Min C A M E O i Quattro, property at 618-620 Cen AID WASTE DENIED She was born in SL Francis, Funeral Home, 4 ^ Main St, with envelopes reported taken from the doro today In a practice maneu ter St. SAIGON, South Viet Nam Maln-e, and lived in Hartford 19 safe at fit Mary’s Episcopal ver to deal with guerrilla war a solemn high Mass of requiem at Adcqition of Trade Names (AP) —American olflolala 8od^ yeara. She was a member of the S t James’ Church. Chuirii on Pork.ftt. aomsUme dur- fare. More than STJkK) troops, Jacqueline Castonguay, 55 Ol- denied a charge by tbs U.S. S t Justin’s Church Ladies Guild. The Rev. James T. CCkMUisU lac yestardoF morning's services 78 .aUps and 400 plonea took cott Dr., doing buaineaa as Jac- House Foreign AlfUra Commit- Beoldes her son, she is survived OiaCRCETLY TINY~ QUALITY BERFORMANCE m k a i i was celebrant assisted by the Rev, at tiM chunm part In tiie ovarwheanlngly U-8- quin.. --tee>4bat an ftU-mlUion highway by her husband, Henry-H. Sirois; John D. Regan, deacon, and the - Rev. Oe««reNoatrand told prtice ' ' T* Preacrij^on Phannaey opentioo. H m m ilpplnea and Try Ms Ctsiss fe^sy—Re sb/tgsHes Rocco J. Francbline, doing busi construction program In Boutii other sons, ot Bhurtford and Rev. Joseph H. McCann, subdea- at 1 pm . yssterdmy that he found V O IL 901 MMin Sti«et-.MI 84821 P o tte rto n Australia atoo cootriboted units. ness as Rainbow Realty, 16 Duval Viet Nam has "gone awry.*' UJI. Indiana; a daughter, of Hartford; cen. The Rt^Rev. Msgr. John F. the M fe open shortly after the Opetotioa TUungan was orgaa- S t economic aid officials hers sold a brother, of Quebec, Canada; six m o n ln g s e ^ c e and a oanvos bag Olipy t ^ t 1868 ty f-t-i) ■ Manchaotfir'i Liirgeet and Oidsot TV, Radio, Record and Appliance Store Marriage License that the program had been re Hannon and the R t Rev. Msgr. . OofaM'ft HiehMcy, lie. Ined by tiie Souttieast Asia itri Hatoun of Bt Ann’e witli oo&eetion envelopes Easy Parking—N o Lim it Onnnlsntlon to deal Melvin Albln Carlson, 53 Walk vised at the request of the VM- sleters, one of TogM MabN. two 213 Main SL Manchester 180 Center 8L, Comer of Clmrdi St T n s ij of Edmonton. Canada, and three luieb, Daabuiy, were seated in ing. Hand bags were algi with the i£ler threat In the er St, and Donna tiorralne John noiheee government befoee -the missing from the church, >1 treaty area—Communist guer son, 513 Lydall S t, May 27 at at Quriiee; and I t grandchildren. » sanctuary. Mn. Jane Mao requested doUon had bM *, 8** rone was oigi(hlat and soloist ported. rilla warfh|t. O e n ^ O oojTeg^oiial Church. oeived. & . Funeral services will be hrid I S 14271 'f ■■ X -■'.'V'
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Bob Hull Ties THE Scoring Mark Herald Angle In Final Game ■y Title HOWIE HOLCOMB* Defeats Thurston; NEW YORK (AP)-The Chicago Asalstaat Sports Editor Team Spirit Helped Klack Hawks, who own a big A pair of weeltsnd'victories^J’^fl^h^ a half dosen ons-handcr's9vlde the oppbsltion for Green Uan- blond bomb named Bobby Hull, has given Green Manor its from 25. feet In the second quarter. or next Sunday as the league en Stanley Cup Play Opens Tomorrow ters its finsi two weeks of play. are confidently eyeing the Mont second consecutive Farming- Wethersfield could do little real Canadiens and the prospects Was last year’s Chicago victory really a fluke? Will'Mont Stan Grzyb Third against the taller Manormen, who Oreea Naaar ton Valley League basketball of a second straight play upset of * ' • if.i Yanks’ Perinant Fight controlled both backboards and p ■ B r Pi real continue its regular season mastery despite the loss of ( crown. Saturday night the Manor- 1 Morlarty ...... } 8 the perennial National Hockey ■ ’ .1, probably out-rebounded the losers Henri Richard and possibly a couple of others? Will Toronto’s r men turned back, Newington 85- 1 Butkua ...... i n League leaders. 3 to 1. One shbt was all Wethers J Turkinston ...... t “ old men’’ stand the strain of extra games? Will the Rangers’ By HAL TURKINGTO]^ { 77 to assure themselves of no worse field was getting. 0 . . .. j...... e " I think our chances are pretty suc-^and batted .320 vrith Rochester In ^..ttaan a tie. Last night at the Y they 0 Dan PIMo ...... t unexpected good showing give them incentive enough to.keep Consistent Charlie Whelan Saturday night won his second Art <3buch was Wethersfield’s 9 Dom Pinto ...... ,.... 1 good,” Chicago Coach Rudy Pilous Winningwinninir? ^—’ ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.— ‘ the International League. „,had little trouble wrapping up the 1 rtlennky ...... S said after last night’s regular sea town duckpin bowling championship as he turnM back Bill cessful manager. " I figure the two new clubs, Los biggest threat as he scored 14 A ll these questions \s11I be an A "secret to the success of the How about any predictions on tne title with a lopsided 84-49 triumph 0 Cyr...... 4 son finale, a 4-1 loss to the New ars on the Ice together tor several Thurston in five games of a seven-game series. The finals of Angeles and Washington will Bdth poinu. all from the floor. Keeney 0 Conran ...... i swered 'Within the next few weeks coming American League race? . over the Wethersfield Hayes Bus York Rangers. It was probably the weeks. Yankees last season was the be better In their second seasons,” had 13 points In the second half during the Stanley Chip playoffs of the tournament was rolled at the Community Y Alleys before " I tried that last year when i ■'.Co. 4 Totals 37 10 M happiest 10.SS the Black Hawks ever Suddenly auper-atar Bobby Hull great team spirit that was dis Houk said in his appraisal of ;|Jie to lead the romp. Both teams went the National Hockey League. a crowd of about 60, somewhat^ picked Cleveland as the team to In other scores yesterday, Plain- WsISsrtfIrld had. got hot and hia furious scoring , ijlUe’a Rogere Bakery took a etrong through th. motions In the final 2 Stpwarl ...... The principal purpose of any gmaller than gathered for other only \yith three and scored a six played from start to finish,” beat and I was wrong. I ’m not go junior loop clubs- „ period.' The reason: pace (at least , one goal In nine "Minnesota has the power M d hold on second place by defeating 1 Prrfnisnn ...... j post-season playoff is to put a few championship matclies. box, Thurston jumped ait the open Manager Ralph Houk answer ing to make any predictions thl.s Green Manor busted the game 1. Bursrss ...... ;'| Bobby got hia 50th goal of the conaecutive gamea at one stretch) two pretty good pitchers in .Ra Hartford Guards 84-56, and Tor- extra sheckels into the pockets ol In the consolation yhatch for ing and marked hlmselt cutting- ed to. my question. "There wa«, and open with some fine teamwork. 2 Couch ...... 7 aaaaon, tying tha league’s most pulled the team higher in tha mos (Pedro) and Pascual (Camii- •^ifingtbn's Alfanos gained a Ue for 1 Bossidy ...... 'a the owners, and incidentally, the third place, Stan outlasted the lead to one pin. Thurston went atm la, a lot of spirit In this Club. ‘T d say that our league will They moved the ball well to get coveted record. ■tandinga. Stan M ikita sparked the lo) and Kansas (Jity can be prd|ty fourth place with Meriden YMCA 3 Casnon ...... s players. *. Ray Dellafera In a rfx-game set. ahead in the sixth as they I’d say that team spirit was the have better overall balance this the eas.' shots and break up the I Landers ...... 2 "Please make sure this gets in Hawks' aecond or "scooter’’ line tough,” Houk said. ;4lll-8tars, defeating that club 75- What the owners get will de For Thurston,., It was a night exchainged. marks, but Whelan biggest factor In winning the pen season. Detroit, I know, Is going zone defense thrown up against the paper,” the 23-year-oId Hull about the same time and the team o f adjustment and'frustration. He The Yanks’ pitching was good 71. II Totals ...... 23 S M aald. "A ll the players, the manage pend on- the attendance for the could pick up only three on the nant and World Series last year,’’ to be real tough. They were good them. There were some fine lead Score at half time 39-20 Gr^en really caught fire. couldn’t find the head pin in the last year, was it a great jo b ”of , Green Manor now has a 13-1 rec- ment, the coach, they all gave me thtee aeries (two aeml-final, one fill. It was 70-68 at this point the well-tanned New York mana last year anil they sllll have the passes thrown by Dan Pinto, Leo | “ “ "o™ But despite' the late.«eason rush, first game. But the crowd, iw are masterminding by the manager,? ^,.,ord. Its Ibne setback coming two final). What the playera will pick Then Whelan marked in the ^ h th ger added. same pltchen. and good hitters. Clyr and Jim Glenney.. 100 par cent cooperation. They did the Hawks ended the season yes of the steady gamM he had rolled weeks ago at the hand of Plaln- MAMhe«t«>r everything they could to help me. up Is all set. and ninth boxes. He finished -with What part did Mickey Mantle Both Chicago and Cleveland have The teams went Into the final terday, trailing both the ever throughout the tournament, kept vllle. r PU. I couldn’t have done It without a seven frame when he chopped and Roger Maris play in the made trades which should help Pilchers Cooperated period with Green Manor ahead by Dan Pinto . 4 n Bonus Increased present Canadiens and the tried, murmuring, "W alt until he starts wood twice. Thurston needed a Tanks* success? Kenney, Turklngton Star 62-27, having held their opponents Dom Pintfr them." The league has increased its them. I wouldn’t say that,” . Hbhk Moriarty «.. tested but tired Maple Leafs. to hit ’em." ’They waited— and mark and six fill to win, but It was no contest after 15 mln- to 9 second quarter points and 7 in The 205-poimd wing got his 50th bonus playoff money to $189,000, a '"17>ey both gave the team a tre- • * s shot back. ’’The pitchers thsfn- Turklmrton Toronto got a great season from waited—and so did ’Thurston. couldn’t rise to the occasion, and iites of play last night as the well- the third. K^en^y .... lit the first five minutes of the boost of $36,000 from last season. mendoua lift with their hitting. selves got the Job done. Johm y FVank Mahovlich plus continued Delivery Off it was all over, 112-106. BSox Could Surprise balanced Manormen bnfice away Gl^nm^y ,., game, takln a pass from Reg It is now possible tor a player on iBut It was strictly a Uam effort. Sain (pitching coach) got the full Saturday’s Game BulkiiA ..... good work from veterans Bert " I t was my delivery,” ’Thurston Interesttag Match "The surprise club could very firom a 17-11 quartw lead with a Fleming as he skated across the the eventual O ip champs to pick I doubt If we could have won with cooperation from everyone ahd In Newington, Green Manor won , goal mouth and beating Ranger Olmatead, Red Kelly and Johnny said after the matches. " I couldn’t Grzyb and Dellafera provided easily be the Boston Red Sox. .flurry of points to post a 39-20 90 25 851 up $5,000 In bonuses. -He would out Mickey and Roger. Their hit with a better team effort. F ou r; Toial« ...... goalie Gump Worsley on a 10-foot Bower who were augmented by find the pocket. I tried to adjust the more Interesting match as they They have a number of good young that made it easy. l.ifaalftlme margin. Buzz Kenney, ting sure helped,” camq the reply. "When we needed a starter, ilwe men were In double figures and the | Newl«st
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GsrdM i— F s h b —D s lry Buslnass Services Offered 13 1THER.B OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALT and SHORTEN AlikilsB 8ak 45 -Houachold Gooda 51 6S Houses For Salo 72 Houses For Sale 72 C iw e n tr y PntdiKts 50 Apaitmqnto^Fiata— Wanted To Rent TJie/t, LAWN MOWERS Bbait>ened and C aew aB u r e a wnr-wool ram- Tenements 63 Break and Vandalism ' RUQ8, NHVTCR used, 9x12 beige JL MANAGER OP W. T. Grant la In- ST. JAMES. PARISH - Custom 5 STARKWEATHER ST.—8 room repaired sales and service, pick liSqts int giaeaitnt '.price*. Woolen FOR THE freshest tg n In tewn. broiufloom, *3Q. 9x15 gold, *|5, room . ranch, large kitchen, co aingla older home, good condition, Mrs. James Breen rug * t r ^ , 60c Ib. lip. Ooloiilal come to or call Manchester P «^ TO R K N T ^ room bested apart tereated.'iu 3 or 8 bedroom duplex up and delivery. Ice Skatea sharp 12x15 tweed latex backing. BU Or. house, good sectioirin .Man lonial atmosphere, near bus, shms- all utillUea, *14,500. Joseph Barth, Give Police Busy Weekend ened, precision ground. L A M ...CRmmyis Bamnian^*. 116 Center St. try Farm, 472 Keeney St., MI ment. Call MI 3A117 betwean 8:80 ANUrdNAMTCHIMB 9-8955. , , a.m.-4:to p.m. chester awBi One child.. Will pay ping, only *17,900. Carlton w . Broker, Ml 9-0320. Nominated by Club ICquIpment Corporation, Route 68, 9-9904. We deliver free up to USS.'MI 9.3081. - Hutchins, MI 9-8182. Vernon. Conn. ‘TR 8-7809. Manches TUlNOtUP: La w n m o w e r s —Torn, Jacobsen, SAVE TIME — On display, more ACCORDING TO BoleiM, and ' Goodall. Reel and ' t a k e o v e r P A l h f E N ^ ROCXVILLE—One 3H room ^ a rt- Mrs. Jams* Breen has bssn Police today are investlgstlng a^ Nicholas tAnzAno of 170 Bitseil ter exctiange. CaU Enterprise 1648. than 150 pictures with prices of St. reported a broken kitchen win ADVERTISING HfR,V««Ry. nkkry. lt-MT’. Partii and service. ment in reaidantlal area. Stove, re homes in Manchester and vicinity. nominated, for prerident of the variety ot weekend it^ldents in Household Goods 51 A very speciarhuy. 8 brand new ROnses For B*!e 72 dow in his home yeeterdAy. ,H* told CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. TWIN# IN . Used mowers and tractors. Trade frigerator and heet fumiahed. Spring Values! Carlton W. Hutchlna, MI 9-8182. Young Mothers Club. cluding vandalism, theft, appre Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-7888 MR UP6 in your old machine. Capitol rooms of furniture (66-pcs.) includ- .Adults only. *90 monthly Ml police someone had entered th#''- a b s o l u t e NEW-RANCH-6 rooms, 8 full Other nominees presented ' by CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS between l::80-4:80 or any time HAST© liquipment 36 Main St. Houra bargain—custom mad* _ }ng Refrigerator TV. Washer — 9-4834, TR 8-1166. *18,500—Oxford St. Family aize 6 BEAUTIFULLY landscaped ranch, hension ot a teen-age firebug. And kitchen Sometime between mid slipcovers, drapes and upholstery, baths,'ilkiga western style kitchen the nominating committee are Mrs. a break into a private home. 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. Saturday or Sunday. MATCH! 7-6 duly, 7-6 Thursday, 7-4 Satur " just *288. Only *3.60 Weekly, 13-po. room colonial. 8 larg* b*d- 3 bedrooms, IVi baths, heated rec- night and 1:16 a.n. Nothln|: wrAa B u ^ t terms. Call Mre. Roberta,. living room -nnd 13-pc. bedroom BIX ROOM duplex, oil furnace, cen with buiUins. 3-var garage, prime ■ rooms, format dining room, budlay Ferguson, vice president; reported missing, police said. day. '• location, . of beautiful homes, rOation room or office, screened Howard Beaupre Sunday report SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - ReUrad MI 9-7590. - plus formica dinette with set of tral location. Available April -*■ ; n*w bizfh, rec room, 2-car ga- brqezewas' 2-cSr garage. Many Jdrs. Thomas Small, secretary: ed that a Mercury 40 horsepow’er A 13-year-old yesterday after from the ahop. Can taka cart of KNAPP SHOES-March Sale. K48 dishes. Call Mr. Roberta at JE Adults preferred. MI 9-1428. *27,609. ■Phllbrick Agency, MI ■ rage' Mrs. Wallace Worthington, treM- outboard motor,, valued at *686. noon was apprehended near the COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 9-8464. extras. Near schools, shopping, MONDAY Thin PtUDAY 10:80 AAI.—SATVKDAY 0 A.M. all your upholatariiw needs at work shoes, *6.95,' gave *2. Harry -'2-1463 any time^ 9 to 9 p.rti. Furni *1,600 down FHA. Priced low 20s. urer. was taken from a boat in the yard Porter fitt. School in connection great aavtnga. Call CH 3-sm . < GLENWOOD GAS range, best of- ture Discount Cfenter, 322 Main 8t., *15,900—dqmpletely modem, 3 with setting a grass fire in that Mahoney, MI 8^827. T IR E E ROOMS, 456 Main St., sec *11,500—'2 bedroom ranch, cellai. MI t-5782. Nominated as committee heads of his boat and marine firm on fer. »n 9-5611. ' Holyoke; No money down. Pay bedroom contemporary split, ond floor, *58. MI 9-5229, 9-5. double garage. tr « s . near bus. were: Mrs. Paul- Haddad and Mr*. Broad St. The theft occurred some area. PLEASE READ YOUR AD SHARPBNINO Sendee - Sawa. ment* start In May. kitchen with built-ins, fireplace $16,500 Donald Sewell, finance; Mrs. John time Saturday niglit or early Sun In another incident, police recov knivea, axea, afaeera, aketas, A GOOD SELECTION of Sterilised. Bto'res Carltoif W. Hutchlna, MI in large living room, 2 bathe, MANCHESTER. OUMlflad or “ Want Adt" aro tahen over Uio phone aa a con DARK RICH loam, gravel, ;fiU, 9-5132. W. Bissell, membership; Mrs. Alan day morning.’ he .told police. ered a foreign car, reported Stolen rotan bladea Quick aervlee. Cq atone and' white aand. MI 3-8603. recondlUtmed used furniture for TWO ROOM apartment, heat; and sundeck, cloeed -in sUnroom. venience. Tba advertieer ebould read his ad the FIRST DAY iT every room. Including appliances. hot water; also 3 room apartment Four bedroom oversize Cape.pe. Fire- Rush, hospitality; Mrs. Albert Contractor Anrtrewx, Anaaldi re Saturday off Center St., In St. tol Equipment Co.. 86 Mala 'T KEILVINATOR refrigerator for *12,600 — ROCKVHXEj 6 room place. Spot less. Brick patio.tlo, Acre Bridget's Cemetery. The vehlOls, APPEARS and REPORT ERRORA la ttme for the next Inser _ iVIRyWINfr, Fa r m LOAM, top qhalUy, stock 30% off on new dinette, kitchen on bus line. MI 9-6105^ *18,900—Vernon. Beautifully main Meyers !lr., aunshin's; Mrs. Eldwin p ort^ that someone had broken Manchester. Hours dally sale. Call MI 9-4889. ranch, large living room, cabinet o f land. Country living offered four windows Jn a power shovel owned by Robert Hubbell of W ip- tion. The Herald Is responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted Tburaday 7-6. Saturday 7-4. THATISs ’ mied 3 years, big 5 yard load. *12. sets, mattresses. Credit terms. L^ tained 8 bedroom ranch, living Wittlg, librarian, and Mr*. Wil Insertion for any advcrttsement and then only to the extent of a BUT M R Blanc Furniture Hospital 199 kitchen, JbekutifAly landscaped room, has fireplace and 2 pic within city limits. Csil Mrs, Hunt lard Watrou* snd IJrii. Frank Sa- which was parked • .i Charter Oak plng, was found by Lt. Griffin at 8-7658. Fireplace wood and cow manure. SOFA BED with cover and 2-piece FOUR ROOM cold lot. Shown by appointment. Marion er, MI 9-3695. TODAY. "make cood* 'nsei^on. Errors nhk-b do not lessen the valne of. LlAtTIMf , South St.. Rockville, TR 8-2174. water flat, ture windows, wall to wall car nelli, well-child conference. St. The windows, valued at about about 5:30 a.m. yestsrday. It hAd Columbia, AC 8-9398, after 5 p.m. sectional, verry reasonable, MI adulU. An 3-7894. E. Robertson, Realtor, Ml 3-5958. the advertisement wiB aot be corrected by “ make pood" Insertion. SNOW PLOWING, day and night imUKlNfr Open 9-8, Saturdays till 8. We alsq 9-4316. peting in living room, dining The club will hold social mset- *100, were broken by rocks, it Was a flat tlr'" and front end damAgs ONE-WHEEL camp trailer with reportad. showing marks of a collision. aervlee. Rates according to lob RARTNIRt buy houselots of furniture. - We AVAILABLE April 1—Pleasant sec CUSTOM . BUILT 6 room OoUnlal, room and hall, front patio and BARROWS & WALLACE Ing at 8 p.m. tomorrow al the and/or conditibna. Ml 6-5680 all 40 cu. ft. Marine plywood box. give World green stamps. “f ELECTRIC RANGE, automatic, 2 fireplaces, large cabinet kitchen, atUched garage. Nathan Hale- Community Center. YOUR COOPERATION YEILL New tire and tube. Call MI 9-4889. . Kelvlnator, delivered to beach or ond floor 5 room flat, Mather St hours. . ■ AdulU only. Call MI 3-T795. 1% baths, screened porch, swim 55 E. CSnler St. MI 911306 Mis* Cora Webb, Tolland County BE APPRECIATED DIAL Ml 3-2711 ALWAYS a good buy on chests, lake. *50. MI 9-3406. *26,900—Henry St. Cuatom built 6 and raisin pie; Wednesday—tuna scheduled to visit the port* of San W U f t COMPRESSOR, trailer, parts ■ for ming pool, garage, comer lot home demonstration agent, will BUSINESS-protesalonal accounts. beds, dressers and appliances, ANDOVER — 3 room apartment room split ranch, ,8 bedrooms Manchester flah puff surprise, buttered spin Juan and Isabela Se.jundA, Puerto Renault Dauphine, good engine, eo 90x178. Shown- by appointment. show costumes from foreign lands, If your receivables need action, MATCH/ credit terms available. We also , R SALE—.Florence ga* stove, heat, hot water, stove, refrigera with double closets, 2 baths, ach, hot biscuit and applesauce Rico, before returning to the Unit phone MI 6-5317 any hour. AAA doors, hood, 1949 pickup %. PI gas and gas, *90. Excellent condi< Marten B. Robertson, Realtor, MI 2 fireplaces, rec room, birch especially from the Far East. buy used furniture and household tor, garage. Available April 1. PI 3-5953, cake; Thuraday — grilled frank ed States. Greenwood'entered th# Reimbursement Service, 866 Main 2-7211. lots. Roger's Used Furniture, 117^ , tion. Call JA 8-7212 after 4. kitchen with built-ins, 2-car Lots For Sale 73 Hostesses will be Mrs. Donald Se furters, hot Dutch potato salad, Marine Corps in July 1960. 2-6043; well and Mrs. John W. Bissell. St. Bonded. Spruce St., Ml 3-4985. CUSTOM BUILT 6 room Randi, gnmge. fruit gelatin: Friday-baked fish TROUBLE REACHINfi OUR ADVERTISER? FOUR ROOM apartment and ga BUILDING LOTS for sale In all Briefs sticks and tartar sauce, pai-sley po Manchester Evening Herald Cov ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made PORTABLE TAPE recorder, t h r e e -p i e c e bedroom set. Call large living loom with flreplace. *85,000—Rockledge. 6 room brick ± S L CARPET rage, gSa heat, aluminum storm formal dining room, family ait* zones. Will buy and Hat lots. The Pastor's Council of First tatoes, chef's salad with Ruasian entry correspondent, F. Pa^talS slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. transistor, complete wrtth tape, , 9-7752. ranch, large living room with Charles Ponticelll Agency. MI IJttle, telephone Pilgrim 2-6281. Budget terms. Call Mrs, Roberts, windows, newly decorated, first kitchen 2 bedrooms, IH batha, Congregstlonsl Church will meet dressing and friul ambrosia. 244loHr Answering Senriee mike, ean»hones. batteries, and floor, near bus. Stove and refrig- fireplace, custom birch kitch 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Kingsbury MI 9-7890. FIJ3RENCE combination! gas and recreation room with -fireplace, en, formal dining room, attach Coventry Grammar and Robert REMNANTS case, *27. BU 9-8958.______erktor available. No utilities fur enclosed breezeway, attached ga Radio-TV Repair Senriegs 18 Busiaess Opportunities 32 Help Wanted— Male 36 oil, also chronie piping, excellent ed breezeway and 2-car garig*. MANCHESTER—Union St. On* lot House. son Schools: Monday — barbecued FrN to Horali Roadors HOME LANDSCAPINO — Design, condition, like new. MI 9-9100. nished. Tel. JA 7-0880, or TR rage,, landscaped yard 91x194. An open meeting of the North beef on bun, carrbt, celery snd Three Rooms of Furniture 5-7709. Marion E. RbberUon, Realtor, Ml 60x115, single or 2 family zone, P olice Arrests plants, planting. Lawn fertilize TV SERVICB—AU makes. Booeet, klSSO. HAS excellent service sta Hall and Stairs city water, *2,400. MI 9-6495. Coventry Cooperative Nuriery and pineapple aalad, anil vanilla nut tion, weed and Insect control. John FROM MODEL HOME 81S953. Kindergarten will be held at S pudding; Tuesday -\_^homemade lYant tafoimatlnn on one of ear elaaallled advertfsenentsT Ko^ EcoodmleaL High gnauty pana. tion opportunities In Mahcheeter- FIVE ROOM apartment, tile bath, ]. D. Realty Co. E Whitham Landscape Nursery, Guarantee 60 daya Fanoiia tor BoltiHi area avaUahle now. Small Executive Trainee GAS RANGE, reasonable, Call p.m. tomorrow at Second Congre turkey soup and crackbre, cheeae answer at the telephone Hated T Simply call Hie Cost Over 5700 heat and hot water. IIH School MANCHESTESt—4 bedroom horns, Roger Leighton Baker, 18, of th* Mi 6-2880. aervlee alnce 1681. Phone MI capital requirement, p^d training after *- MI 8-5891. MI 8-5129 WANTED-Building lot preferably gational Church. This will be for and mit sandwich on whole wheat Planned management trainee Manchester NEVER BEEN USED St. excellent ck'set and storage spec*, 470 Main St. Vernon Trailer Coiu-t, Vernon, 6-4887. Potterten'a. 1S6 Canter I t program provided, raona Mr. program for coUeg* and high school THREE-PIECE^bathroom set (tub. large entiosed porch. S-car ga- B zcMie. Call MI 9-8268 after 6 new as well a* present members. bread and cherry cobbler; Wednes MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE FURNITURE refinished and re Dorley days JA 7-4188, nights Anyone desiring transportation day—tuna fish puff surprise, but Saturday night was charged with ‘ iM paired; cigarette bums and graduate. Applicants muat: washbowl and toilSt). Reasonable, UNFURNISHED or furnished large ' rage, *19.700-Phubr7ck Agency, I d RADIO-TV fUDPAiRa, any make, Springfield STate 2-4639. Carpet Center Sale Price $388 TANNER STREET —Vacant five LOT 100x158 on Hackmatack St ‘may call Mrs. Warren Swartz of tered spinach, hot buttered biscuits operating a motor vehicle without M l 94500 scratches, etc. MI 8-7287 after 8. 11) have outatanding- personality j n 3-8983< ' one room apartment, private bath, 9-8464. freetree pickuppickt^ and deuven ' ‘ on amall stove, refrigerator. heat, hot room ranch. Needs some redeco nice'neighborhood, near school. Swamp Rd. and applesauce; Thiirsdsy—grilled a driver's license. Baker posted a radloe, pho)inognmna. wloura 6-10 and appearance, 111 MAIN ST. . Pay Only $4 Week rating. Fireplace, stairway up for Sewer and city conveniences. Cali *50 cash bond while awaiting court end leave yonr meseape. Yon'H bear from oar advertUer In Jig PIANO TUNmG. »7. Fifteen years' water. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main. FLORENCE ST.-7 room horn# in Registration blanks for the fall frankfurts on aaiierkraiit, oven- p.m. H A ■B RafUo and TV.— VJ storage, full basement with ga MI 9-2486. brown potatoes, old-fashioned cof appearance here on April 9. time withont spendtag all evening at the telephone. experience. Free repair estimates Help Wanted— Female 35 12) possess ability to advance into NEAR MIDDLE TPKE. Sacrificing ct jtiplete bedroom, Mimical Instruments 53 excellent condition inside and out, classes will be available. Fees will 6-8583, Ml 1-1476. executive post, NEWLY COMPLETED 3H room enclosed porch, one-car garage, rage. Has to sell. T. J. Crockett, fee cake; Friday — baked fish Phillip Flagg, 57, of B u t Hart upon request. Call Kenneth Robin complete living room and kitchen Realtor, MI 8-1577. be sl.so payable al this meeting. son, MI 3-1385. SALESGIRLS'—Full-time or part- decorator furhiture from model dis PIANO TUNING, 17. Fifteen years’ apartment with garage^ 200 E. priced for quick sale,. *13,91)0. Phil- Volunteer mothers assisting with Sticks and sauce, chef's salsd and ford, Saturday night Just befora CONNIE’S TV and Radio Service, time, 1-5:80. Experienced pre- Financial potential is exeellcnt Center St. AdulU preferred. MI Suburban For Sale 7.*> dressing, buttered' beets, fruit am midnight wa* charged with intoxi available all houra. Sadafaetton Boats and Accessories 46 play home. We will give you fr?s experience. Free repair estimates brick Agency, MI 9-8484. NEAT 8 BEDROOM ranch with the nuraerj’ classes for the week Lost and Fonnd Automobiles For Sale 4 I ferred. Apply in person. Tots 'n and many trlng* benefits ar* pro 3-4575. brosia. cation, He posted a *25 bond whila TREE REMOVAL, pruning and lot guaranteed. Call MI 6-1316. vided. delivery and free storage up bqcftie upon request. Call Kenneth Robin, one-car garage, has aSsumable ANDOVER—Built In 1720, seven will be Mrs. Arthur Wltherell, Mrs. clearing. Call Frank C. Noble, MI Teens, 956 Main St., Manchester. DAT SAILER—181* feet,, center year. son, MI 3-1385. WELLS STREET—Duplex 6-6, Ideal New* of Servloemen awaiting appearance in (Circuit FOUND-ColUe, table and white, NEED CAR? Your credit turned THREE ROOM apartment, smart for handyman, $12,600. No agents. G.I. mortgage. Asking *13,300. room cape with 1)4 baths, garages John Druge and Mr*. David Stnibe. 9-8083 TELEVISION antennas . and rotor This is a permanent career board sloop, fiberglas hull The Elsie Meyer Agency, ■ Real The classroom cleaning comhilt- Marine Pvt. William F. Diiprey, Court 12. Manchester, April 9. male. CaJI Lee Pracchia, Dog down? Short on down payment? aluminum spars, and dacron sails. WURUTZER 45” studio console ly decorated, stove, refrigerator, MI 9-5229, 9-5. and approximately 3 acres. Main Sebastian J. Dignoll, 18, of 21 Warden. MI 8-8894. Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't systems installed and repaired. R.N. 11-7 SHIFT, part-time. Laurel opportunity NORM’A>I’ S tors, MI 9-6524, MI 3-6930 highway. T. J. Crockett. Realtor, mittee on March 31 will be Mia. son of Mr*. Well M. Duprey of RELIABLE removal service. Excellent condition. Ready to piano, excellent condition, newly heated, hot water, one block from Gorman Pi. Sunday evening w u despair! See Honest Douglas, In Serving Manchester and surround Manor. Ml 9-2324. 443 HARTFORt) ROAD schools, shopping. buses and SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms, IH baths, Ml 3-1677. Harold Wal.ah and Mrs. John Wile. Lakevlew Dr., completed recruit M A M Rubbish Co. Routes cover ing areas. Modem TV Service, 408 sail. *l,2O0. Ml 8-2524 evenings. tuned amt serviced. Call MI 4-0191. MAN(3HESTER and vicinity — If training March 22 at the Marine arrested and charged with dump quire about lowest down small ing Manchester. Commercial, In Apply ^ J^i-1524 churches. Cali MI 3-4385. family room, modem kitchen with The board of directora of Porter Announcements est payments anywhere.' No small Center St.. Ml 3-2205, DENTAL HYGIENIST, full or part- Before you buy fumliura any- built-ins, one-car garage, large you are looking for new or used Library' will meet at 8:15 p.m. to Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, ing rubbish on private property. dustrial. residential. Our special homes, some with small down pay DigtioU posted a *100 bond while loan Or finance company plan. time. Excellent opportunity and BIGHT FOOT pram w'here—*hbp at Norman’s. : crJLRINET. Leblanc, B-flat, slight TWO 8 ROOM apartments furnish lot, *19,600. Phllbrick Agency, Ml Wanted— Real Estate 77 day at Church Community House S, C. ty attics, cellars, yards. MI EXPERT TV Service, all makes, with oArs. ments, call the Ellsworth Mitten awaiting court appearance on April INCOME TAXES prepared In your Douglas Motors, 833 Main. 9-9757. working conditions. Box C, Herald. ROCKVILLE Call MI 9-8448. ly used, *75. MI 3-4618. ed or unfurnished, stove, refriger 9-8464. on Rt. 44A. Marine Lance Cpl. Joseph M. home or by appmtment. Expor- reasonable prices, genuine Philco M^h 6 g ANY DREXBL dining ator, heat, hot water, centrally Agency, Realtors, MI 3-6930, or WISH SOMEONE to handle youi 9 in Manchester. tubes, over the counter, 40% off. School Menus Greenwood, son of Mr. and Mr*. lenced tax work, 34-hour sorvica. 1967 PLYMOUTH, 9.pasaenger sport SECURITY receptionist, over 28, BOAT SPECIALS ^room, buffet, comer china .cloael, SPINET ORGAN located. South end, MI 9-8404 VERNON ST.—Older home with 8 MI 9-5524. real estate? Call ma at Ml 9-0376 Jerry. Greenwood of Flanders Rd., Chester Ouellette. 43, of 26 Wil Call MI 8-4738. suburban, many ei^traa, low mile Turnpike TV A Appliance, next to part-time, 8 p.m.-10:30 p.m., 8 or FINANCE CORP table and 8 chairs, *175, RCA large rooms selling fOr only fat prompt and courteous service Coventry High School: Monday lard Rd., was arrested, charged LAWNS—Cleaned, mowed, trim- after 12 noon. —barbecued beef on bun, oven- 1* serving with the Second Seswlce age, above average condition. Stop A Shop, MI 9-3406. 6 nights per week, Manchester. radio-nhonograni) combination, *12,900. Good sized lot, outbuild MANCHESTER—89 Finley St. 6V4 Joseph Barth, Broker. with breach of the peace at 11 med, fertilized. Ml 3-8948. 5 West Main St.,- Rockville. Conn. Uaed 12 foot aluminum ,b6ata CLEARANCE SALE brown potatoes, carrot, celery and Battalion of the Second Marine Di FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar Priced accordingly, MI 9-0388. Apply in person 15 Lewis Street, ».50. Phone nn 3-2321. 2% ROOM APARTMENT, heat and ings. Vacant. Excellent value. T. large room ranch, full cellar, large o’clodk Saturday night. He posted from *125. Used 14 foot alaihinum rumpus room, 2-car garage, ame- pineapple aSlad, butterscotch pud vision at Camp Lejeime, N. C., ed with your aavtws in mind. BOOKKBEPING service done at Millinery, Dres.smaking 19 Hartford, Conn., Room 104, RESPONSIBLE adult for full or boats from *185. 14 f ( ^ fish and Wurlitzer Chord Organ, idea! for lights fumiahed, second floor, J. Crockett, Realtor, Ml 3-1577. PRIVATE PARTY wanu to buy which is currently conducting a 4l00 bond and is free whlla Reasmabie mtea. R J Bayloa. 1946 CHEVROLET panel truck home by competent bookkeeper BE OUR GUESTS near stores and churches. Ideal site drive, lot 200x200, all land from owner—5 or 8 room ranch, ding; Tuesday—homemade turkey SECRETARY, Manchester laW of part-time work in busy pharma ski boats from ,*325^-New 14 foot Inexperienced beginner. Brand soup and crackers, deviled ham maneuvers in the Caribbean area. awaiting his court date in Circuit Tel. Ml 9-6346. registered and running, fT9. Phone with accounting background. De- FREE HONEYMOON for amall office. Call days MI MANCHESTER—Bell St. room scaped. *26,900. MI 3-4608. full cellar, in Manchester, Box O, ALTERATIONS, dressmaking and fice, shorthand and t>’ping easen- cy. Must be over 31 and a good flbreglas boats, froth *590. 1961 3 new, factory, close-out. New guar and cheese sandwich, buttered peas Member* of the battalion ar* Court 12, Manehaater, on April 2. Ad Turgeon, MI 8-4663. iTwry service. Write Box L. Her miit*. Quick service. Reasonable. h.p. Evlnnide.. *119. 1961 18 h.p. 9-5891 Mrs. Harris or evenings MI ranch, 4 years old, large lot with Herald, INCOME TAX returns prepared by tial. Sertd resume to Box M, driver. Afternoons and eveiUngs ■ ALL EXPENSE VACATION country surroundings. Quality COLUMBIA—Aro you looking for ald. MI 3-8888. till 9 p.m. preferred. Call MI Evinrude, *290. antee. Very small monthly pay 3-0737 Mr. Ellis. former Internal Revenue agent In 1986 PONTIAC hardtop. Ideal sec Herald. 'n In New York For Two built. Plastered walls, hot water a 4 bedroom home? Very low 9-4587 for appointment.’ ments. With bench only $445 In taxes. Lake privileges, good the convenience of your home tor ond car, recent tuneup, good tires STEPS, aidewalks, stone wall*, H. G. SCHULZE, INC. — 7 Glorious Days — FOUR ROOM apartment, combina heat, cast iron radiation, etc. Individual and bualneas. MI 6-8988. and new brake lining. Phone MI OFFICE WORKER, typing esaen- — 7 Exciting Nights — mahogany. Complete package of tion gas stove, adults only. Call ' *17,900 Phllbrick Agency, MI neighbors And excellent price. Call fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Moving—T rucking- tial, 6-day week, includes Satur-1 8-0177 after 8:30. Work done at reasonable prices. TOOL MAKERS in Ellington In One of New York's music fres. between 6-8 p.m.; MI 9-4222. 9-8464. Burt Starkey Agency, AC 8-0248 INCOME TAX returns prepared by MI 3-0796, Storage day. Apply W. T. Grant Co., Man- (West Road) Treading Hotels any time. auditor. Business and Individual. 1988 CHEVROLET 310-V-8, 4-door Chester Parkade. MACHINISTS FOUR ROOM modem apartment, *13,600 — ATTRACTIVE 6 room Accounting services. Raymond sedan, very good condition, 1350 MANr.TIESTER Package Delivery. FREE! WITH THE GOSS PIANO & ORGAN CO. PORTER STREET area—Custom GET YOUR spring cleaning done "LADY BEA” garage, 8 miles from Crystal ranch, 2-car attached garage, Girard, MS 9-6008. MI 9-5838. Light trucking and package deliv COUPLE TO live in and do genw- BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS Lake, near the state highway. MI built 7 room colonial, sheer qual now—attics and yards cleaned; Building Materials 47 IMPERIAL OUTFIT 121 Allyn St., Hartford., JA 8-8896 large Jot. Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml also, landscaping. Al's, MI 3-8706. ery. Refrigerators, waahem and al motel work. Phone MI 3-2577 9-2651, 4-5132. ity and beauty, bullt-lns, 2-zone TAX PROBLEMS? CaU PI 3-6607 1933 CHBIVROLET 2-door, radio stove moving specialty. Folding between 10-4, Enjoy a carefree, expense-paid va heat, family room, 2 tlrspIacM, LATHE OPERATORS BETTER BUYS AT Open Thursdays until 9 and have your return prepared (or and heater, good condition, 1250. chairs for rent. MI 9-0752 cation in New Ifork as guests of FIVE ROOM flat, second floor, TWO-FAMILY flats 6-8, with 2 oversized 2-csr garage. Owner, Ml you. You always save more than It Phone MI 9-8830. WOMAN TO assemble small parts NATIONAL Albert's. We'll pay for everything bath and pantry front and back rooms finished on third floor, 2- 9-5051 costs. MANCHESTER Moving and Truck part-time. Apply Norton Electri All above muat have experience Household Services ___ a double room and dellcloiia Wearing: Apparel—-Furs 57 porch, heat and hot. water, newly car garage, off East Center St., 1988 CHEVROLET, beautiful 2-door Offered 13-A ing Company. Local and long dis cal Inatmment Co., 71 Hilliard St. in either experimental work or tool Glass Sliding Doors Glazed *71 ea. ! meals at one of New York'* moat decorated. Available April 1. near Post (office, schools and shop VERPLANCK area — sparkling OF THE 54 MILLION HOME BAKING—Wedding cakes sedan, show room condition. Call tance moving, packing and etor- Adults preferred. Call MI 9-9800. ping, Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. Cape 6 rooms, aluminum aiding, FRIENDLY woman help start work and muat b« able to work Exotic Prefinished Wall i famous hotels. AND you 'can take and birthday cakes, special occa CH 7:1081. age. Regular service throughout Paneling From 21c aq. ft. ■ thi* vacation ANY TIME ' YOU oversized garage, near schools, sion cakes, children’s novelty REWEAVING of bums, moth holes shop-by-mall club. Club shopping from blueprint. Apply, MUSKRAT fur coat, like new, *175. New England states and Florida. Prefinished Birch Paneling | WISH! This offer good only on the THREE ROOM 'apa'rtmenl with’ ‘Ma n c h e s t e r —Ranch, targe liv church, bus,' shopping. Priced for HOUSEHOLDS IN THE birthday cakes. MI 9-6808. 1980 CORVETTE. 4-speed trans Zippers repaired. Window Shades Ml 3-6583. saves money: members benefit. MI 3-2321. 4 heat, lights, hot water, Refrigera ing room, modem kitchen, 3 bed quick sale, Roliert B. Anderson mission, low mileage, excellent mads to measure; all sized Vene Y-ou get famous products free. 25c. sq. ft. ! "LAD^ BEA” outfit and Cannot DELTA CORP. Celling Til# .095c *q. ft. apply on prior sales. tor and range furnished, *90 per rooms, V/i baths, large rec room, Agency, JA 8-0139. condition. Call PI 2-8998 tlan blinds. Keys made while you THE AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Ctj. Send for details, free 276-page month.'Call MI 9-2349. excellent condition. *19,500. Phil- wait. Tape Recorder* for rent. Moving, packing, storage -local Disappearing Stairways *22.95 ea. 1 2 OR 3 YEARS TO PAY Wanted— To Buy 58 CONTINENTAL U.S. Personals catalog. No obligation. Popular 1249 Main 8t. Hartford brick Agency, MI 9-8464. MANCHESTER -r Custom 7 room Marlow’s, 887 Main, MI 9-5221, and long distance. Agents for Club Plan, Dept. E852, Lynbrook, Dutch Doors *19.60 ea. •'SUPER DEUDCE 256 MAIN ST.—One'four room unit, ranch, 2 full baths, spacioug kitch ELECTROLUX SalM and Ssrrlee, 2x4” Studs—Special SOc ea. .3 ROOMS OF WANTED — 6% h.p. outboard Auto Driving School 7-A Lyons Vxn Lines Inc., worid-wlde N. Y. irULL-TlMi: service station man, motor, good condition. MI 8-5206 downstairs; one three room BPitiNG ST.—Four bedroom bungs- en, 2-car garage, large lot, AA bonded representsdtvs, Alfred SAM’S UPHOIJSTERY - Retired movers. Free estimate*. Ml 8-8187. Knotty Pine Paneling—All 8’ FURNITURE days. Or part-time afternoons. Fix- after 5 p.m, , . apartment up. Real convenient lo low on a comer lot. Large en zone. Asking *30,990. The Elsie AmeU, 306 Henry St. Tei. Ml MORTLOCK'S Drtvlag School—Of from the chop. Can take care of ACCOUNTS receivable machine Wc sq. ft. cation, big yard. Central to every closed porch, garage. Real spa Meyer Agency, Realtor*'; MI 8-0480. all your upholetenng heede at perience preferred. Call befora 8' From *3.50 ea. All 100 per cent guaranteed \ fice, 448 Msla St.. Manchester. posting operation. Steady, full-time ONLY *433 WE BUT, SBU. «r ttad* rntlqM thing. T. J Crockett, Realtor, MI cious, ideal for growing family. T. 9-5524, Ml 3-8930. great aavtnga. Call CB 3-387*. Painting— Papering '21 p.m. MI 4-8910. Acoustical Ceiling Tile 14c sq. ft. Learnlim eorrsetlv “ May Save work, all fringe benefits. Exper *16.18 Delivers and uaed tumltur*. china, glass, 3-1677. J. Crockett. Realtor. MI 3-1577. WANTED—Ride from Woodbrldge Mahogany Clapboards, 10" MANCHESTER—Beautiful 6 room Tour Life.” O m er eiducation WABHEnt ■ REFRIGERATOR re PAINTINO AND paperhanging. ience preferred but not required. EXPERIENCED window cleaner *18.18 Month sliver, picture frames and old and Main St. to Aetna Casualty or claeeee. Member, Connecticut Pro- Apply in person. The W, G, Glen- 19c sq. ft. SPLIT LEVEL—For those accus colonial. Hollywood section, excel Trinity St. leaving approximately pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, Good clean werkmanship at rei- wanted. Must be reliable. Refer — YOU GET — coins, old dolls and guns, hobby feeelonal Orlvtag School Aeen. Ml sonabla rates. 90 years in Mm- ney Co., 336 N. Main. ences. Apply 1101 Main St. i6-Plece Bedroom collectlona, attic contants or whoi* FOUR ROOM flat, heated, on bus tomed to the finer things all one lent condition, fireplace, 1)4 7.7:30. MI 3-0603 after 6. 9-7896. guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4837, Pot- CASH N CARRY line. Elderly couple. MI 3-7905. terton’s, 180 Canter St, chestet, Ra)rmond Flske. MI 18-Picce Living Room sstatea. Fumitur* Repair Service. could demand has been in baths, patio, 2-cSr garage, air- 9-9287. SPRING AND summer will soon be TV TECHNICIAN, experienced In cluded in this lovely 8'/a room conditioner, nice lot. Sacrificing LARSON'S Conneetlcut'e flret U' here. Think of the good times you Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells 12-Piere Kitchen TalcottvUla, Conn, Tel. Ml 8-7449. TALCOTTVTLLE — 4 rooms and AN UNUSUAlb bargain! Reuphol- outside end bench work. Good - PLUS - . home. The stylo is condusive to at *10,990. Call the Ellsworth Mit Automobiles For Sale 4 ceneed driving school trained — and your family can have with the National bath, first floor, electricltv and ater 8 piece living room aet; sofa PAINTINO, papering, floor sand- working conditions and salary. Electric Refrigerator f r a n k IS buying and selling good those who enjoy split level living ten Agency, Realtors, MI 8-8930, MUST SACRIFICE 1958 Chevrolet CertUled and approved le now of ing, remodeling. Call Mr. Charles, extra income you earn a* the Write BOX 84, CoventPj’, Conn, used furniture and antiques at hot water famished, *75. MI at its best. On beautifully lano- MI 9-5524. fering claasioom and behbid and 2 ciialre. 8145. Choose from TV Set and Comb. Range station wagon, 4-door, V-8, auto group of fine fabrics. Work done \n 9-0728. AVON Representative in your NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. 420 Lake St. Call and see what 9-8622. scaped spacious lot, 2-car garage. READ AT LEAST ONE I wheel instruction lor teenagers. Free storage until wanted. Frs* matic, power brakes, steering. by expert craftsmen on our prem- neighborhood—a patio, a swim ACTUAL JOBS in U.^.. Ehirope, we’ve got.. Open Sundays. MI 4 bathrooms Priced in the high CXJLUMBIA—New laige ranch 1250 ! 80 9-6078. EXTERIOR and interior painting. ming pool, a longer fun-packed So. America. Write Employment 881 STATE ST. delivery. Free setup by our own THREE ROCM apartment suitable sq. ft., built-lns, fireplace, excel *875. MI 9-4679. tsei. All work fully guaranteed reliable men! ' 9-8580. for adult couple, do own decorat BOs. Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464 Mill Fabric Salesroom. 178 Pine Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. vacation! No experience needed. Information Center, Room 474. 739 lent location and excellent price NEWSPAPER ON AN - CALL OR SEE me for a good deal ! PREPARE FOR driver’s test. Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. Full training. Why not call today Boylston Street. Boston 18, Maas. NORTH HAVEN, CONN. Phone for appointment ing. *32. Apply Mrs, J. Wohrlln, FOUR BEDROOM ranch. l',4 batha, at *16.900. Call ■ Burt Starkey , Ages 16 to 60. Driving and dess St., exclusive Cheney Fabric 309H Spruce St, . '. on 1962 Fords. Falcons, Fairlanes, salesroom, in Manchester. Ml Floors. Good clean workmanship. for more information? BU 9-4922. SAMUEI. AI.BERT. HARTFORD Rooms Without Board 59 wall-wail carpet, - 2-car attached Agency, Columbia. AC 8-9243 any ' room. Three toetructors No wait Fully insured. Reasonable rates. CHeatnut 8-2147 garage, a'cre lot. only *17,500. Carl- time. AVERAGE WEEKDAY , Thvinderbirds or clean used cars ing. Mancheeter Driving Acade 3-7322. Budget terms arranged. CH 7-0358 THREE ROOM apartment with and trucks. Walter G. Parker, L. t.«o Pelletier, Ml 9-8378 or MI APPLIANCE SALESMAN Diamond#— W * t c h « ^ ROOMS TO RENT, also cabins with ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132, my PI 2-7249. See It Day Or Night efficiency. Scranton Motel. Call MI enclosed porch, electric stove snd SIX ROOM colonial, pine rec room, P Fitzgerald, Rockville. Ml 8-2488, ABSOLUTE bargain—cuatom made Help Wanted— Male Jewelry 48 refrigerator, heat, garage. MI Ml 9-5324, Ml 9-3422. Good opportunity for a man with If you have no means of trans- '' 9-0826 atfar 6. MANCHESTER -Colonial 4 bed ceramic bath, 13x23 living room, FULL-TIME tool and/or die mak- drive. Salarv plus commission. Ap- WATCH AND Jewelry repairing at porUHon, I "11 aend my auto for 9-8706. after 5:30. ■ rooms, ;1‘4 baths, modem family fireplace, family kitchen, formal Business Services Offered 13 o 7wn ' papering, wallpaper books on re- , size kitchen, built-in stove, dish dining room, good location, good ply w T. Grant Oo„ Manchester reasonable prices, prompt serv- ■ >’''0. No obligation, TO RBINT—4 room heated apart DODGE STA’nON wagon, *100. MI OOSMA APPLIANCE S*rvto»-Ra- ______quest. Fully inaured. Call Edward Apply 234 Hartford Road. ice, ■* watchmakers, Manchester-] ROOM FOR rent near Main St. t washer, etc; i-car garage. One value from owner. MI 9.8778. A—L—B—E—R—T— S Haz*l St. Ml 9-2170. ment, ideal location, adult# pre year old. *21,900. Phllbrick Agen - pairs all makes refrigerators, SUPCOVERS and rcupholsterlng ' ^ Price. MI 9-1003. ter's oldest established Jeweler. i ferred. Call MI 3-8835. done very reasonably. Wnrkman- TRUCK DRIVER to work at Wil 43-45 AU-YN ST.. HARTFORD cy, MI 9-8484. ANSALDl BUILT this beauty .... freesars, washing machinea. dry- INTERIOR painting, decorating. F E Bray 737 Main St,, State' .—FURNISHED__ room, (compute 8 room cape with two full baths, era ranges, oil am) gas burners . ship guaranteed. Ml 9-UM-.------liam Peck Lumber. Inc. Apply in Theater Building. OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. THREE ROOMS, stove snd refrig ceilings, wallpapering, floor aand- person. See Mr. Gordon. housekeeping tacilitlea, between GRANDVraaV—ST,—If you want a big shed dormer. Present owner MI 941058. All work guaranteed. ing and refiniahing. Qean work-1 Center and Memorial Hoiqiital, srator, all utilities, central, park Winning Design RADIO-TV REPAIRS at] make*. Situations Wanted— Ing. MI 9-9659, 8-8. quality built ranch,- look at this took down a wall and opened up Cara. phonographs, changers. manship, Njj Job too amall, John i IMMEDIATE opening in Manche'a- Female 88 Garden— Farm— Dairy women only. Call MI 3-8589. home. Three bedrooms, one with the kitchen with separate dining Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 Verfallle. Ml 9-5750. ter. Well known company has private bath, lovely living room -..area. Nice. Has the built-lns, too. days. Famous for service for 80 .y „ local opening for‘ or amomourambitiour anaand Products 50 ATTRACTIVE Sleeping .oom, cen- with dining area, beautiful kitch Plus rec room, breezeWay, two- Play-tog* In Gingham! IF YOU CAN’T lick them, wa can! tral, gentlemen. Apply 199 Spruce years. Phone Mi 9-4587. fitter- for outside enthusiastic man. Must have at We wilt paste itam M in your VALUES—Macs, Baldwins No. 1. SEPTIC TANKS Furnished Apsrtments 63-A en, Full t^em ent lhas another car garage, convenient location ton’s. painting. If you want a goofl Job least High School education. 8105 St. ' fireplace), oversized garage, good and sensibly priced. T. J. done, get oUr estimate. Call .Mr. book. 2Sc per book. MI 9-3054 or *1.25: No. 2. *75c; 20 lbs. Bunco A.VD starting incom e.' Excellent ad Ml 8-7818. Farms. 629 W. Center. MI 3-8118. ONE ROOM furnished apartment. lot. Selling for 10% below cost. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1877, -A N D GET THIS! Cliaries. .Modem Home Decorat vancement opportunities plus Heated. Kitchen set. refrigerator, T J. Crockett. Realtor. MI 8-1677. ing. MI 9-0726. fringe benefits and bonus. Call HA PLUMED SEWERS COMFORTABLE fumUhed room COLUMBIA — Near lake, ' small for gentlpinan. Call MI *;064l.. gas range, bedroom set. Free gas, RuildiriF—Contracting 14 3-0421 between 8-9 a.m. or 7 p.m. eleeWeity. Apply 10 Depot VERNON—5 room ranch, attached chicken ranch. Room for 8,000 _ , PAINTING and wallpapering, -wall- Dog»—Birds— Beta 41 garage. High and dry. *490 down. layers. Nice 6 room home and CARPENTRY—Specializing In the! paper removed. Wallpaper hooka i only! Or write P.O. Box 154, Mathis* Oltasai LARGE plassant room, very nice Square, Apt. 4. South Windham, Conn, SepUe Tanks, Dry Wells. Sewer ' Tongren Agency, Ml 3-6321. Farmtll tractor. Call Burt Starkey smaller work: repairs, alterations,, on request. Ceilings. Free estl-■ PEDIGREIED ' Boston Terrier, ENQ1NE ly fumlidied, well heated, private Agency, AC 8-9243 any time. Une* Inatalled—Cellar Water home, parking, gentleman. 316 THREE ROOM furnished apart recreation rooms, etc. Sagging mates. Call Ro^^er. kil 3-0923. |EXPERIENCED painters wanted. spayed, for sale. Asking *50. Also ment, central. Business peoph NEAR PORTER ST.—Large 8)4 buildings, porches Icvclcd-sccur-, „ . proofing Done. Spruce St, . NORTH COVENTRY, Cedar ■'f Call MEdford 3-7765 between 8-7 maie Chihuahua. MI 9-2534. MECHANICS preferred.' Call after 8. Ml 9-8859. room ranch, 2 fireplaces, garage, ed. Free estimates. Work guaran-1 PAINTING Inlcr- Swamp Rd. 4.H room home. Large lor, exterior, .spraying. Satisfac- °r apply in pemon 44 Bay- LARGE OOMPtiETBLY fumiahed *18,500.'"Carlton W. Hutchins, MI teed. No Job too small TH 5-5759 ' ‘ FOR SALE—Dachshund puppies, for cjcperimental assembly, 9-6132. kitchen with, stainless steel sink. tinn guaranteed, free estimates.' ^ ’’'’y ^Glastonbury. AKC registered. Inquire Ctmtain McKinney Bros. light housekeeping room on first Completely modem throughout. test and inspection. Prefer floor., call Mr*. Mbt9*. Jia'3-68SI. THREE ROOM furnished «qiart BATHROOMS tiled. remodettng,' MI 3-4495 after 4 p m. i • Harold B. Hodge Jr. Tel. HArl- Seweraq* Disposal Co. rneht available April 1. Ml 9-2951. MANCHESTER—Excellent 8 room Short distance from Route 44A. son 3-8424, ence given to applicants I.10-IS2 Pearl St.—Ml S-SSM FEW STEPS from downtown shop stone and frame cape, carport and Phone John H. Lappen. Inc., MI ryT ero, ■caVpenTry:''Als^’ fall-nu; BLANCTAftirBSosTpalntlng-ai^51 with highj,.school Plication one-half acre lot. Has large assum. 9-5261. MI 3-5219, MI 9-7445. shelters built Call Ml 9-4291 paporhanging, free estimates. Call I 2.3:30. Call MI 3-2414. ping —clean large fumUhed room. ■'I ■ and military engine experi able mortgage. Full price *16,900. OF THE TIME THE MI 0-7,573. Articles For Site 45 Im private entrance, perking. MI Business Locations Call the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, BOLTON—4 bedroom ranch, 1)4 ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re-1; WANTED-Fiilltime driver for dcliverl^. Inquire Manchester ence. 3-1888. Ppr Rent 64 Realtors, Ml 3 6930 or MI 9-5524. baths, fireplace. 2-car garage, modeling, all t.vpes of carpentry, j Electrical Services 22 WALLPAPER sale—ceding paint, patio, acre lot. wall-to-walf car Nelson Higgins, Ml 4-1700 Dnig, 601 Main St, FURNISHED ROOMS, complete NEWSPAPER r e a c h e s THE *2.95 tier gallon; other paint and SHEET METAL SMAL^ STORE. 8 Summer St VERNON—8 room Colonial older pet. Immaculate condition. *1,500 FREE ESTIMATES-Prompt serv light housekeeping facilities. Oen- Ihome 5 bedrooms. Early occupan MAN TO WORK in drug store from ' varnish specials. ■ C. J. Morrison ATTENTION trally Joceted. Children accepted Ideal for'd rv cisailbir establiab‘ down, assumable mortgage. Ex ice on all 'ype* of electrical wir 3-8 dall.v. 6 ‘ days a week. Exper Paint Store, 885 Canter St. MEmiAMCS ment. Call Ml 3-2457. 9-8 only. cy. Vacant, Tongren Agency, MI ceptional value, *16,990. Good- ing Licensed and tnsurei Wilson —tlmltnl. Mre. H orsey, 14 Arch 84821. READER BY MEANS OF Roofing—^Siding 16 ience preferred but not necessary. — I qualified for St., Manchester, chlld-Bartlett Realty, Realtors, i Electrical Co , Ma.nchester, Ml Pine. Pharmacy, MI 9-9814. VERNON—5 room ranch, near BU 94939. A, A. DION INC. Kooftna, aiding, 9.4817, Glaatonbury, ME s;7878. experimental work secretaries ROOM FOR genUemen near Main STORE FOR rant. 948 N. Main St. painting Carpentrytry Alteration* W’ANTEDW and MI 9-5329. 4-S. school, asking *14,800. Other list SIX ROOM Cape with -‘ garage, REGULAR HOME DELIVERY If "■- NOTICE AND St., aeparate entrance, parking. ings avsilatee! Tongren Agency, and additions. Ceilings Workman Floor Finishing 24 MI 9-2951. stone fireplsfe. wall-to-wall car ship guaranteed.' 299 Autumn St EXPERIENCED ' PUBLIC HEARING EXCELLENT location for restau MI 34321. pet *16,300 Call R, J. Wrobelski,’ THAINEES rant, offtcea,-Or other buaineaa. Ml 3-4880. FLOOR SANDING —Refinishlng. TU RR^ IJtTHE OPERATOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS HOR'TON ROAD—6 room Cape, Broker. M l’ 4-2573. 55-HOUR WEEK. for stekodraphers 4M Main St. MT404229. 9-6 commercial, residential. new TENTATIVE BUDGETS R 0 | i| t With Botfd 59-A nicely landscaped yard, garage ONE SIZE BIDWELL HOME Improvement floors or we will make them like SUBURBAN living at its best. 8 Company—all types of stdmg and BUCKLAND OF GENERAL MANAGER SHEET METAL We can offerchallenging PROFESSIONAL office — four family size kitchen, living room new. Mr. Charlc-s, Modem Home with fireplace, dining room, 3 bed room ranch, fireplace, tile bath, (3-4-S) roofine. Aluminum clapboards a ; Decorating, MI 9.0726. April. 3. 1M2 opportunitie.5 to applicants ROOM AND BOARD near Boltoo rooms on ground floor at *80 Main wall to wall carpet, fully insulat MANUFACTURING. INC. Minimum interview re St Plenty of parking, bua at the room s,. ceramic tile bath, very specially. Unexcelled workman-1 131 Adams St. Buckland 8:00 P.Ml qualified for secretarial as- Notch. PI 2-7721, ed, combination windows, many ahtp. Ml 9-8498 I Waddell School. 16S Broad Street quirements for traiijees: door Sensible rental. T. J. nicely maintained, immediate oc- Schools and Classes 27 cupzmcy, *15.900. Robert Wolver- extras, garage, acre lot. *16.400. Notice is hereby glvien' that in • A High or Trade School Hignments. Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1877. 5% assumable mortgage. Call YOUR ADVERTISING IN THE HERALD ALL TYPES pf roofs repaired or | accordance ivlth the provlslona of Apsrtnieiits— Fist*— ton.Agency, MI 9.2813. replaced, specializing in Bonded' "iC srCTVIL SERVICE Diploma owner, no agents, aftef 6. Ml OFFICIAL NOTICE Chapter V of the Town.Charter. These positions offer at Tencmento *3 STORE OR o'tlce space, street 9-2567. built-up and shingle roofing. : level, 71 E. Center St. Call AD 1ROOM split plus playroom., lot A K ¥TV4^ ? U '4 ~ k '| 'L 'f{6 i amended, the Board of Directors of tractive salarie.s. advance 100100x200,: priced right, owner Coughlin Roofing. Company M»n. TESTS! A.46*-*. J 'I'owj, Qf Manchester wHl hold * • One Year .of Algebra or ATTR ACnV* 6 room diiplex, 3 6-16M. 8301 Chester. Ml 3-7707. ment opportunities, pleas trsuisferred. Ckll MI 4-8197. CHARMING COLONIAL Men-women,...... , _ 18-52. ______Start_ high „as „ The Selectmen and Towm Clerk public hearing, on the tentative Geometry bedrooms, large cabinet kltchem 10-20 ant atmosphere and many TWO-STORY bunding 3,000 square ;^801 -H *102 a week. Preparatory training of the Town of Manchester hereby budgets of the OeneraT Manager .basement and attic, steam oO *18,900—6 ROOM Cape, nearly fin RANCH • • BECAUSE IT GOES HOME! See the unu.suall.v clever detail until appointed. Thousands of jo b s, give notice'that they-will be 4n ses-1 for said Town o f Manchester f»r • Related Aptitude and In other excellent benefits. heat, capper window screens, op -feet. 1,000 square feet each floor. ished, ~alumlnum aldiiw, fireplace, f HITS HOME on Uiis winning de.slgn in the dress ] A cute and versatile topper with' Roofing anc| Chimneys 16-A open Experience’ usually unneces-i rion at the Towm Q erk’a Office in' the fiscal year beginning July 1, terest posite Oenter Par*. AvaUable April Rear Mints Court *40 monthly. garage, -bus. Carlton w. Hutchins, design contest at UCLA. Fresh and matching sunsuit made froifi fresh- sary. FREE information on Jobs, the Mtmlclpal Building for the pur-11962 a* published or to be publiah- APPLY AT OUR 1. Adults preferred. MI 9-75». AD 84710. •an 94182. Glaatonbury—6)4 room home cua young, it takes well to a v,ariety I looking gingham! Flmbrolder the'^®®FING—Specializing repairing tom bull! for present owners, se aalarics, requirements. Write TO- pose of examining the quallflca-! ed by the Oeneiel Manager In The APPLY AT OUR THREE-ROOM apartment, heat, 1... „ bunny and kitten motifs in easv roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut DAY’ giving name, address, phone' tions of electors and admitting to Manchester Evening Herald. tMPLOYMENTp^CE OFFICES FOR rent, newly redeco ■GREEN. MANOR RD.— , Owners cluded setting, high on a hlU. trtth No. 8301 with Patt-O-Rama is in j cros-a-stitch. ' ...... •' ~ ~ ...------gjid hearing-will.be held in the EM»L6YMENT OPFiCE hOt watjr, electricity, stove, re- rated, rent reaSonabte, Main St. transferred and must sell this over an acre of grounds. Spacious ter work, chimney* cleaned re- and time home. Write Lincoln,Serv- the Elector’s Oath those who shall friterathr. ?4^ N. kfain, aecond ilanrliTHtFr lEuFnms Pattern No. 2S01-H has tissue paired Aluminum siding 30 ice. Box W, Herald. i be found qualified on Saturday, Auditorium of the Waddell .School, NOW location. Tell Tdl -8-6419 ©r Ml pleasant ranch home. Three bed rooms, breezeway. 2-car_jar**e. . fO. Size 12, 32 bust, .gs .vards i for size 3-4-5, inclusiva: graph for .years’ experience. Free'estimates. j March 3l. 1962, from 9:00 A.M. to ' 163 Broad Street on Tuesday, April MONDAY rimi miDAY floor, fw . 8-7814. rooms, living room, dining, suid Must be seen. Evenings Mi 4-1189, of 35-inch. ______111.,.-...... of 35-inch. e ‘ moULs; directions. Call Howley. Ml 8-5361, All 3-0783. Bonds— Stocks— ’ 8:00 P.M.. only. 3, 1962 at 8 o'clock In. the after- MONDAY thTM FRIDAY RA.M.t0 4P.M. A V AttiiL* April 1, s roem aae] kitchen. Attached garage and rear MI 9-9658. To order, send 35c in coins to: To order, send' 35c in coins to; Naturalized citizens muat pre-1 noon, at which hearing amy -elector ond flodr, apartment. H**t M d patio. Good value for only *18,900. Your "Marketplace" at Home Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve Mortgages 31 > tA.M.t»4P.M. T. J Crockett, Realtor, MI 8-1577. Anne Cabqt, The Manchester Eve sent naturalization certiflcatea be- or taxpayer' may have an oppor- hiHarater, flSm ontlily.M I8-2SU , Booses For RNit ' 63 WARREN E. HOWLAND ning Herald, 1150 AVE. OF ning Herald, 1150 .AVE. OF Heating and Plumbing 17 fore being admitted. Documentary tunlty to be heard. For and by or- AMERICAS, NE4V YORK 86. ALMOST tjnllmlted fund* available PRATT I WHmiEY 8-6. ML 9-4H7. 5-7.______ATTRACnVB 7 room nllt level, ^MI^CAS. NEW YORK 86. for private mortgage#. If you need evidence must be presented in der of the Board of Directors of COUPUBrjeLT (omlshed 9 room REALTOR N. Y. N, Y, GERARD J. BARONOUSKY, PRATT I WHItNEY ROfilCvluU !!- Apartaamtf^ nrt|^ 8 bedrooms, 1% batha, large rec Plumbing. Inatallatlbn and repair. money to consolidate worriaome cases of derivative citizehrtitp. the Town of Manchester, ConnecU.-j' AtRORAFT srieteriaed caitege, Andover l>ke. room, garage, half - adre plot. Con For Ist-classVnailing add 10c for For lat-claAs mailing add 10c for -Signed cut. decoradrq,
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ffDNDAY, MARCH 26, !>A6fi SIXTEEN Avemre Daily Net P ress R on . . * .'« .- .- .-.Tl .. .• . iNIalurbTi ’netting llernlb For the Week Ended m March 24, 1862 Foreeart ef 1J. 8. Weather 1 Miantonomoh Tribe, lORM, will meet tonight at 8 at Tinker Hall. Young Democrats Clear and cooler tonight. 'LOW 'About town The great council committee, 13,556 30 to .88. Continued fiilr an4 mBd which Includes Sal Vendrlilo, past To Meet Tonight Member .of the Audit Wedneeulay. High In the S6a> gpreat sachem; Walter Kanhel, past yummffu Butean of Olrenlatkm ' DUworth • Cornell - QUey Port, sachem; Herbert JiAnson, past- Manchester— A City of Village Charm Amerioan Liegton, will meet tomor ’His .Young Damoents of Man row rt < :S0 p.m. at the Poet Home. sachem; and Camillo VendriUo, past sachem; will meet at 7 p.m. chester wUl meet tonight .at 8 o’clock in tM Walnut RestaursaL before the regular meeting. The 88 VOL. LXXXI.no. 149 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTEI^ CONN„ TUESDAY,.MARCH 27, 1962 (CXaMlfled Advertising on Page 12) PRICE nVE CENTS The Mancherter Gilbert and Sul Atty. Da^d Barry, pfesident of livan Workshop will rehearse to Club of the Redmen will meet after the business meeting. Mem- the club, said the agsnda includes night at 7:80 at the Community opoalderaUon of changes In the Bapm t Church. berg of all committees are remind ed to attend. club constRutipn. p l ^ tor at tendance at the atata Young Dem Castro Claims Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis- Policy Vnphanged State News tem, will meet tomorrow at 8 ’The Manchester Council of ocrats convention. May 4 and 5, p.m. at Odd Fellow'i Hall. Initia Churches will hold Us annual din and endorsement of the preeent ner meeting ton&ht at 6:80 in state president, Joseph O’Flah Top Red Aide tory ceremtmies will be conducted. erty, The degree staff is reminded ««to Woodruff Hall of Center Congrega Roundup tional Church. ,000 Blaze Hits meet at 7 p.m. tor a rehearsal. Re A nominating committee will be Created Chaos freshments will be served. appointed, to choose the officers of U.S. to Protect ’The chorus of the Chamlnade the club, who will take over bi 8t. Mary’s Guild, St. Mary’s Musical Club will rehearse tonight June, said Barty. AT YOUR ST0P*SH0P HAVANA (AP) — Prime Alert D river Episcopal Oiurch, will meet In the at 7:48 In the choir room of Man- ’The drive tor members eon- guild hall Wedneisday at 11 a.m. cheater High School. ’The executive tlnuea under the" leadership of Minister Fidel Chiatro assailed Of School Bus Members are reminded to bring board wiir meet at the home of Atty. Arnold Klau. TTve person Specialt "old Communist militants" sandwiches.- Beverages and des Mrs. George W. C. Hunt, 288 Char who obtains the most new mem Western Allies Monday night for believing ter Oak St., after the rehearsal. ftr Averts Crash serts will be provided by the hoet- bers receives a dinner for two at they are the only ones capable East Hampton High eesee. Mrs. Martha Bell and Mrs. Cavey’s Restaurant Thomaa Oonn.-Donatlong should be ’ThelMailmaLms will meet tomor- ’ITie meeting tonight is