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MONDAY, MARCH 8, 1 9 « PAOB TWENTY A ren g e Dally Net Pren Ron Th«, Weather , iiattri :D(ntna HfValb Fer tbe Week Ended ■ / Feiwbaet of 8. W eitber B o r W MarrhS, lS6t Sea\y Snovr WaralBfl fUiow^ John Mather Chapter, Order o f - Gregory Frey, eon of Mr. ‘ and Now Many Woor strong wlnda oontinnlM toftlalit,. DeMcdayv will install oAcers to­ Mm. Stephen Freif, 140 Summit Miss Cyr Honor< 13,549 tapering off to flnnlee Wedneaday. About Town St.; has been named to thfr dean's night at 7:30 at the Masonic Tetn- FALSE TEETH Meonber 4tf the Audit Aoonmabitioit 6 or mere hicllMa. ple^ The public is imited. list at| Proviijnce College, Provi- . At BHdal P Low tonight near Mutchectcr Emblem Club; will denjce, R.I., where he is a fresh- With Moro Comfort Baraan of Cbvolatlptt Mancheater—~A City of Village Charm meet Wednesday at:S p.m. ut the David H. Custer, .fireman, I ’SN, mgu, majoring In. raathentatlcs. He' ’ ■ .... K Of C Hall to elect officers for Two bridal .showers given rASTEETH. a plMsant alkaline son o f Mr. and Mrs. Harrj' A, Cus­ is a 1961 gfaduate of Manchester (non-sclil) powder, bolds false tsetb ir the coming year. 'Members are re­ High School. recently for Miss Claire Cyr } X mJnty'To tnd talk in m ge minded to hring articles for a rum­ ter, 159 Hilliard St., is serving comfort, just sprtnkl# a UMla VOL. LXXXI, NO. 131 fFOURTEEN PAUES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1962 (CUaelfled Adrerttslng nn Page 12) PRICE FIVE aboard the amphibious assault of Vvest Hartford, fUui' Paul t e e t h oil TOUT p is t* ! mage sale'. Hostesses for a social kooey. pssty taste or feallns. Chwka ship, USS Princeton, operating as Manchester GrangA will meet. J. Rossetto of Man< hour will be Mrs- RolUe Thomp- Wednesday at 8 p.m: in Orange "piste odor” (dentuxis breath). Get a Unit of the Seventh Fleet in the , A showter was given/Feb. 28 it E^STEETH St sny drug counter. , eon, Mrs. Prancls Sullivan and Hall. First and second degrees Mrs, John OaglancHo. Western Pacific. The ship and the home of Mr.^ Rojfisetto's par­ crew visited Hong Kong duHng will he conferred. ents. Mr,, and Mrs. Joseph Rotiset- Membws of Mystic Review, the Chinese New Year celebrations to. 58 Delmont St., Manchester, -by Woman’s 'Bencftl Association, will In January. The Mothers Club of Second Mrs. Charles E. Lindsey, 152 Tan­ meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Congregational Church will hold ner- St.. - sister of the bridegroom- When yoi;r dbetur aska wlure lOOF Hall.i Members are reminded Tlie monthly meeting of the Its second annual Gourmet Supper to-be, and Mrs. Robert Dabate. 16 yon want your prescription flU- to bring articles for a cup auction. British- Americ|ui Club iviU be tomorrow' at 7 p.ifi. in Fellowship Irving St., aunt of the bridegrodm- rd . . . any - - • HAtXMARK Mrs. William Tuller. Mrs. Ray­ held tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the club­ Hall at the church'. After the sup­ to-'be. PHARMACY. Free delivery* mond Gamble and Mrs. Joseph house, Maple St. per. Mrs. Rita Betko will present > .Ml 9-2861 a demonstration In water colors. About 40 friends and relatives Goulet will be in charge of refresh­ ,1 attended. Decorations were pink ments. , • The Fellowcraft Club of Man­ and white and Miss Cyr sat be­ chester Lodge of-Masons will'meet Army P\'t. Steven T. Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. FVank T. Rob­ neath a pink umbrella decorated The tjleWoIf Art Guild will hold at 7:30 tonight in the Masonic with flowers and ivy to open her Temple. After the business meet­ erts. 43 S. Main. St, rCcemtly pdr- a and work meeting tlcipated in Exercise Long Thnist gifts. Wetocsday at .10 am. at Mott's ing, a film, about old New Eng­ A Jack and Jtll shower was land, will be shown. II, a month-long field training ma­ Community Hail. neuver ip Germany. Pvt. Roberts, given last night for the couple at VI/// 18, « .art, smlitfraiice'driver ip the the FY'ench Social Club in Hart­ Hose and t»dder Co. No>l of the The ArmyrNavy' Auxiliary will ford by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ouel-, sponsor a card party tonight at 8 .165th Medical Company In Baum- Town Fire Department will bold,a holder. Germany, - He attended lette of Hartford, brother-in-law mmithly meeting tomorrow at > at the clubhouse on Main St. Tlie Manchester High School, entered and sister of the bride-elect, and p.m, at the hose house, Pine St, auxlliaiw will meet Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. Andy Daigle of Hart­ CIA DeClares|Situation Still Critical 8 p.^fi>.mr a kitchen social after a the Army in June 1961 and com­ State News and Hartford Rd. pleted basic training at Ford Ord, ford. Threatens husineas''se,ssion at the clubhou.se. Members srS reminded to bring ar­ Calif. Mias Cyr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ferguson, 78 For- Mrs. J. William C.vr, 47 Lexington 112 p u « Lived T i d e s fist St., and .Mrs. Warren How­ ticles for tha social. Refreahments Roundup will be sciwed. Mancheateri Lodge of Masmia Rd.. West Hartford, and Mr. land, 49 Constance Dr., were ad­ Rossetto will be married April 28 mitted to memberslilp at a meet­ will meet tolnorrow at 7:30 p.m. Up to Contract Northeast •Anderson Shea Po.il, VJiV, will at the Maa<]lnlc Temple. The en­ at St. Thomas the Apostle Church, ing of the Cosmopolitan Club Fri­ West Hartford. day afternoon in the Federation meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the tered apprentice degree will be post home for the nomi'naUon and conferred with Junior Warden Carl Milford Man, 69, WASHINGTON (AP) — Room at Center Congregational The Central Intelligence Church, Miss Millicent Jones pre­ election of officers. t5.''Hultgren presiding. There will Held, Charged Hammer Coa8Hl^e\Shoreline sented slides and commentary on be a social hour and refreshments. Agency reported today tliat native wild flowers. Tea was The executive board of the Guild U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers jof Our Lady of St. Bartholomew’A _ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS served by the hospitality commit­ Blackmail lived up to the terms of hi.a By THE ASvSOCIATED PRESS .»-.:ut Turnpike and broke a window tee of which Mis. C. H. Ferguson ’ pari.Mi will 'meet tomorrow at 1 T 't« fid » lr m a store on Bsst Main St The populous East, relative­ p.m. at the rcctorv. 741 F„ Middle » V I A 1 I I I H. LEGLERC . ,.TT.TTr,^r~r. n, « employment and his obliga- Gusty winds whipped high Is chairman, with Mrs. N. B. Along the .shdre. rain and high ly unscathed by winter this - Thrall as hoste.ss. I Tpke. , FUNERAL HOME DANBURY (AP)-Harold ti,,'ks an American. tides ashore in Connecticut wind.s were reported But, in Sniacks Gar, Pole E. Bassett, 69, Milford, has | The House Armed Services Gom­ today and forced scores of Hartford, snow started to fajl be­ year, was hit by a late season I Regina D'ltaha Society will ^FUNERAL been arrested on charges of mittee made public the report On I'esidents to leave their homes. fore noon. .storm of great fury today. It ; meet a,l the Ithlian American Club John Olek-tlw looks over his framed VFW hat, one of several A Manchester truck driver failed / ■ p l o l y q i yat gifts presented him Saturday at a testimonial marking his re­ MORIARTY blackmailing merchants in pilot whose plane Several famille.s were evacuated Tlie storm warning.*! forced esn- staggered a vast region, bor­ i tonight at 7:30. In an attempt to stop his runaw^v^j ^ X Rnflval came down deep within the Soviet tirement after 11 years of service to the Department of Con­ SERVICE Danbury and Bethel. . union in May m o. In Fairfield fand- .Norwalk. One cellallon of .semi-final games In dered on the south by Ala­ Personal Notices truck Saturday as it rolled downbui ‘ ^ •» TB'Vl 'Wr family left Its home In Old Green-' the Connecticut Interscholasllc I .Mias Judith H. Rhode.a, daugh- necticut VFW. Adrian Grobsmtth, wearing the hat o f national He was picked -up ln_ Stratford Ba.se(l on an exhaustive invesli- bama and threatened New across Henderson Rd. and rnu^ed' K m r w V l / convention director, was guest speaker, and Joseph Jelsovsky,. WALTER N. BROTHERS wich. All State Civil Defense areal I ter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rhode.s. ; into a parked car. / T X ▼▼ LECLERC yesterday, on a Circuit Court war­ gallon by the CIA' and sn advisory England, with a pummeling M.-vnehester po-sl oommandcr, was a co-chairman of the event. rant charging him with five counts nffirea were plar<(d on a atandby (Unntlnued on Page Seven) In IVlemariam [ 1.5 Plymouth Lane, and a fre.sh- [ Harold A. Fyler. 44, ot -^2 N, _ _ Director board, the report cleared Powers alert. , | as it swirled northeastward. Tn lovins mv husbanit. man at Bryn MawT College, par­ (Herald photo by Pinto.) 301 CENTER ST. of blackmail and one pf obtaining- of yielding under pressure to tell Capt. Jof! M. .Nichols, who papuf'd awai-- ! School .St„ driver of a traptor truck About 1.50 friends’ and relatives. lAiwland Mreets in many areas: - The scene-along the aeahoard:. ticipated tn a Bach piograpi, pre­ I owned by Kay Petrolelihv Corp. o f '. , r. . ■ I money under false pretenses. more than ■ he was' authorized to March B, 1950. — • Call Ml 9-5869 Neither Circuit Court Prosecutor were closed. Wind gusts sh’atteredf ThousantLs of homea without ■ sented by the ohoruae,. of Bryn East Hai tford. told poUbe the tn,ck honoied Past Department Adju- the Dick Fanf group played music ’Streeter,- Mi-s! Ra.vmond Hagenow 23 Main " Street. Manchester Ml 3-5135 •say to his captors. store window's and toppled tele-| ariiiiij; Canceled electrlt^ly. trai>sportatlon of every Thowghta drifl bark tn dnv.n pone past Mawr. Haverford and Swarthmore •slaited backward by slipping on the -tant John Oleksiw, 14 Fulton Rd.. | fo.- dancing. and Mrs. Mary .Z. LeDiic. . Albert H. Hornig nor police would The Irilelligence agency i'Ision antennas. A cofner of a ' Life moves on hut memories inat. elaborate on the charges. Police j .that Powers and other t.'2 pilots form snarled, himdreds of achooUl ! College.a with the Philadclpliia Or- icy surface while ,flarked in the who. has retired after 11 vears of' Post ftommander Jel.HOvsky and building fell In Waterbury. WINDSOR IXKtKS (.\P) The closed, buse.5 marooned in high­ His wife. j chc.stra at the Academy of Mu.aio .yard of Cole Motdrs on Center St. , j ^ Department'of Con-1 Past Dejiartment Commander Jo­ would say only that Bassett at- were authorized to surrender with- High tides swept the .coastline “ . Mrs. Florence J. Nichols, tempted to blackmail merchants In out resistance and adopt a cooper- U.S. Weather Bureau today way blockagee, mountainous tide* on Saturday. Mi.as Rhodes is a Fyler said he pnginally set the ...... I seph Cermak of, Middletown were from Greenwich fo New Haven. canceled Ita heavy snow warn­ emergency brake and put the vehi- «ectlcut Veterans of Foreign \tars,| the two towns. | atlve attitude toward their cap- hainniering at ehorellnea forcing member of the Bryn Mawr Chor­ co-chairmen of the event. Fifty-mile-an-hour wind gusts were ing for Connertloiil. evacuation of hundreds of reel-, us. cle in low gear, then got out and at a testliuonial Saturday at the' Repre.sentijig the VFW distracts State Police detectives arrested i tors should eva.slon not prove fea- reported In Bridgeport, where a ' Bassett in ' his sister's home in - and capture appear imrnl- However, the bureau contlnu; , dents, snow up to 30 Inches, bleat­ started to hook up a hose prepara- VF’W Post Home. were Henry T. Pinchera of Hart- START SAVING-^OR ADD TO municipal parking lot near the i ed Its warning about tidal flood­ ing winds, shattered wln^kywi, ackache Daughters of Union Veterans of ton’ to delivering gas. foi-d, Joseph* Rogolo and Mort Sul­ Stratford. From there he was tak- nent. railroad atatlon was flooded. ■hips in dlstreiu. business aoUyity B & the Ci\il War will meet tomorrow Adrian Grobsnuth of .Syracu.ie, en to the Ridgefield Barracks. - pilots, moreover, were in- ing In coastal sections and high As the truck started slipping N. Y., halirmaFcOnvention diiecthr, livan of Middletown. Walter .lack- In Norwalk, several ahore front halted in some places. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs, backward, Fyler said he ran around YOUR SAVINGS, ON OR BEFORE Ball for Bassett, who served slructe-l that they were free to winds. was the principal speaker, and .sort of Newington. Charles Hlrth busineas concerns reported water It was the worst storm of the liRVE T ension Maude Shearer. 37 Ru.«.sell St. the /ront to try to open the door. of Rockville. Keith Carlson of briefly as Republican town chair­ tell the full truth about their mis­ had crept into their facilities. .\n .amended foreeast Issued There will be' a penny auction. .. Ma.vor Harold A. Turklngton THE 10th OF THE MONTH Gr^-white smoke bdllows out of the B. A. Johnson Point Co. at 723 Main Sc. eai,y today as town sion with the exception of certain at 2:30 p.m, said; winter to hit the East. Winters PIART TO KIDNET IMITATION Hoj^ver, the truek was rolling too Willimantie and Dr. Albert Lieb- I flrefl^tera climb onto roof to assist in extinguishing blaze that destroyed a major part of the store. man in iBridgeport In the early Meantime, the . U.8 Weather After^. common Ktdnev or Bladder Ir- fast and Fyler couldn't make it. brought greetings from the town, j 1930s. wa.s set at 81,.500 for a specifications of the aircraft. "(tanrel heavy anow. warning. are hardly ever as mild as this Jrtutlo^ often occur and mtr make you Post Commander Joseph Jelsov-| man of New Britain. I Additional photos on Page Nine. (Herald photo by Pinto). . Bureau warned of high winds thla one had been so far, tenae and nerroua from too frcQurnt. Membera of Willing Workerw, police reported, adding that the .March 12 appearance in circuit The report found that Powers ^'Continue tidal flooding In sky pi'C.sented Oleksiw with his old Department secretary-treastirer followed these Instnictions and did afternoon and fonlghl, with heavy A small vessel giving the nsme bumlnt or ttehint urination both das WSCS of South Methodi.st Church, truck then rolled downhill into a EARN DIVIDENDS FROM THE 1st court, Danbury. enow and flooding tides. Whole gale eoastal sections and wind and nftht. Secondarily, rou mar lose will meet Wednesday at 10. a.m. to ear owned by Waldemar Kangas, VFW hat In a frame and a new h a t' Mrs. Jane Fortin was ehalmiaJi of ! what he was authorized to do In warnling, very windy with «»• • of Gwenevleve and its locatltm as •leep and suffer from Headaches, Back­ designation his years of sen-ice to the Ladles Auxiliary. Representa- | admitting his prcvlou.s Air Force warnings were hoisted on lx>ng Is­ about 135 miles east of Savannah, ache and feel old« tired, depreaaed. In tie quilts In Cooper Hall at the .59. of 13 Cumberland St, Smoke, Water in Manchestf^, Vrug 3 Escape Injtir^' land sound. eastonal light anow 'this after­ ■uch Iriitatlon* dYSTlDC umitlly brinsA church. After a potluck'.at noon, The Kanga.s car w-as totally the Department of Connectieut and lives of the Slate of Conneclcut j •serslce and his employment hy the noon nnd tonight. .IJttle Ga.. radioed Uiat it was sinking. fast, relaxine comferi br eurblni Irri­ .KLXidiary were Mrs. Margaret ! Central Intelligence Agency. In a statement at noon, the All vessels in the -vicinity plus tating terms in strond. acid urhie and by there will be a bualneas meeting wrecked and' the impact of the >’>•'’ '■f'; membership in the VFW ^ ☆ -ft WATERBURY lAP) — Three Weather Bureau said heavy snow change In terhperature, Winds •iTlng anklcesic ptln reHef. Oel C1T6TBX (it 1 p.m. crash pushed It into.a utnlity pole Auxiliary AnviUnrv PresidentPrc-Sldent Mrs.Mrs Olive Carlson, of Willimantie, depart- ! young men escaped serious Injury This' Blatement was the first of- slowly diminishing Wednesday CJoaist Guard cutters raced to tha at dnigtiau. Cheer up ana feel better fast. Ray presented Oleksiw with a mcnl junior vice liresident; Mrs. flcisl i.cknowledgement that Pow­ was holding off because the storm sceiie. It didn’t say whether it* whieh In tuni struck the side of a today when their auto ran off a ■renter was weakening. But it said with nccaatonal snow flurriea building at ,444 Center St. check and a guest book signed by Jane Sullivan of Middletown; Mrs. S AVIMGS V 15 Families ’^acij^ted as Fire bridge and dropped about ,15 feet ers was employed by the CIA, al­ and little change In tempera­ distress w’os due to the storm. tho.se who attended the dinner. Mildred Robolo of Middletown. ( "this situation is still critlcai and .On the New Jersey oout. a JThe darijaged bullfilng Is owned into the Naugatuck River. though there had been little-doubt will be watched closely." ture. Little Or no anow a«- by Barbara 'Yenrha of Wetherell A program which .showed the .senior vice president; and Miss LOAN The auto landed upside down In of It. . cumulation expected. mothball destroyer with no one DON'T FORGET! BANK APPROVED HOME \ . ^ o r I A r I o n; By 10 a.m. water was already six aboard broke loose while upder St., police said; ' •story of OIck.siw's life, hi.s' school j M.ary M; .Murphy of New London, about four feet of water a/ter hit­ The report said • the poisoned "Tides will ron 8 to 5 feet days, war experiences, bu.sinc.ss Inches over the docks at Greenwich. tow of a tugboat and went IMPROVEMENT FINANCING past department president. Sweeps Johiison Paint Store ting an icy patch in the road and needle carried by Powers, and Wlnda at Bridgeport smashed above normal this evening and life and work for the W W , was D ______v / A fa s ______aground. I P TO S YEARS TO PAY Jlanchesler unit members who plunging through a guard rail. mentioned in, his trial In Moscow, an overhead sign on the Connecti- I tonight." NO noWN PAYMENT FOR FIRST 4 .MONTHS ‘ presenteil. The script, bound In a served were Mr, and Mr.s. George ! g >g»HT rmawem mgritu-irieii Released • after treatment at was Intended for use primarily if The eoastal evacuation Of resi­ Recitals Planned dents in low areas took place fiom .Now Is the time to build that recreation room, with low mnnUily leather scrapbook engraved In gold Ecabert, Donald Maynard. John ' CURRENT .ANNU.\L /007 iAUctlf* By JACK REPASS (^rw.jwnthe^^ ' er of the John-*»ners of Blssell St., Locust St. and Waterbury Hospital were Donald the pilot were subjected to torture letters, was given to the guest of O Conncll, Mi.ss Helen Gu.stafson. ' son. store'. The cause has not as Brainard Place. Boyce, 21, of 137 Chestnuj Ave., Delawsre to Massachusetts. paj-ments and at cash and carry prices.. D i v i d e n d A two-eierm fire ewrly today or other circumstances which tn By Werner Pupils honor. Mrs. Lucille Hlrth, Mrs. Florence ; BRANCH dFFTCE, ROUTE 81, COVENTRY yit-Heen determined, he said. Police blocked off Main St. for Waterbury: James Murrican, 28. The New York Chty Weather gutted U trE . A. Johnnon Paint his discretion warranted the tak­ Calls for Arms Cut Prof^ress Bureau predicted winds up to 66 The guests Included Charles Firemen broufht-the- fire- under more than two houra 5 Beacon Manor Circle. Nauga- ing of Ms own life. Parker, department adjutant for ■nd -rra Main miles an hour late, (n tte day, add­ The Werner Studio, Fredorie E, St. -and ‘ brought considerable cafitrol within an hour by going smoke, billowing out of the bi ; an(f Frank Elstes, 22, of 10 •‘There were no instructions that Werner and Mr.s. I>*iii.sc Reck- the Department of Connectloul through the roof, midway back on building, was blown by strong Ma.v St., Naugatuck. ing to troubles'hirailW^Uring the - i smoke and water damage to the he should commit suicide and no night and morning by heavy gusts nagel. instruolors-of piano and American Legion; .Mrs. Weslcv Hniirc ^ MON;-TUES.-FRI Manchester Drug Ck>. next door at the building and through the rear winds into the faces of firemen The accident occurred on the expectation that he would -do so In Morse, president of Morse College ^ and wet .snow. organ, announce the first in a ALL IN ONE STORE L A AI cl n w U i V THURSDAY 9 A.M. to 8 P.M.^WED. CI.OSED AT NO'NOON 717 Main St. and front doors, pouring in hun­ and police and about 50 spectators, Aurora St. bridge. those situations just described," It •scries of mld-sca.son recitals for In Hartford: Lewis Piccirello of dreds of gallons of water mixed who had "athered. • At Fire Island on. the South Town firefighters o f Companies added. Shore of Long lalond, waves 20 i.UMRRR s MHAiWPRK s MAROII’B •OPFURR next Sunday afternoon at 3 in the ; V o t e r a n a Adfninistratlon. t -I with air foam. The Intense heat of the blaze The report said there was no SHOP FOR ALL YOUR . ; i. -' . . ;; 2, 3, and 4 answered the alarm at Dies of Injuries feet high stormed Inland. They •i .MAIN STREET—Ml 9-5295. / chapel ■ of the Sonth Methodist Wa.shington, DC. The blaze was fed by stocks of caiised the fluorescent lighting evidence to support any belief that 1:28 a.'m. and arrivM oh the ecene THOMASTb.V ( A P (— Kenneth were driven by winds reportedly Church. ( Also, Gen. Robert^ Watt, .coin- as giant clouds of smoke billowed paint turpentine and other ma­ units in the paint store to melt and hla predicament - was brought on MATERNITY NEEDS Stoddard. 22.' Plymm,ilh, died lost Avoid reaching 75 m.p.h. Sand dunes on Thlvt.v of their students will he mandant of file Rocky Hill Vet- out from the rear of the paint terials such ax window shades, bend Into upside-down v-shapes. iiight in VVaterbury hospital of in­ the ocean side were carried away. pre.sented in the recital. Among erans Hospital; Mrs Klmei- Ken-.| BLOFSES. SKIRTS. SLACKS, store. wallpaper. Fltsflghters-used a smoke--ejee^ juries suffef(p3“ in a head-on coK -----(Confiiui«Lon_P»f« 8e> en) Boardwalks and other facilities them are beginners this sesann, ; nedy of Wallingford, presidenl o f BRAS, GIRDLES. Some 15 to 20 families in the Firemen, with the help of a flood tor to clear snjoke from the build­ were wrecked!------Others have been sriidying for n the Deimriment of Connecticut .SWEATERS and SWIMSUITS adjacent 3-story Johnson Block light rigged up by Herald photog­ ing and a water, pump was in­ lision of two cars on Route 8. WA.SHINGTON (AP) — Presl-s,Robert S. McNamara and Dr. rapher Reginald Pinto in the rear 37tomaaton. TEM' ^ T I • , dent Kennedy told Soviet Premier I Glenn T. Seahorg. director of the few vears. I-adie.s Auxiliary; Jame.s t.usgv of .AT were evacuated by police and giv­ stalled to pu)np a ^ u t four inches (Continued on Page Seven) Parenhs. friends and all persons Putnam, VF’ W dep.-utment corn- en temporarj' shelter in the Elks of The Herald Printing Company of water from the..*„ baSement. accident yesterday was one 1^1 a f * g l I J l l g J f j l I g Khrushchev today that the purpose! Atomic Energy (Commission, interested are Invited to attend mander. i Home on Blssell St. All w.fre re­ — just 20 feet away from the back Mrs. Rita Wilke, secretary a t ^ - of the great powers now- In aj)- Kennedy's meseaS:e to Khriish- I Also, Judge Hugh Hoyt of Strat- ' turned' to their apartments before of the paint store cleared out Glazier's must be to avoid "sterile exchange.s from the Soviet leader which was I ford: William John.ston of Colrhes- ! Corset and Uniform Shop DOUBLE S STAMPS 4 o’clock this morning. charred debris and numerous in­ c; i T S ? U O P Chiefs f o r ■' Thomaaton since November, 1960. of- propaganda” am) "make real! delivered here Sunday, was brief. I ter. a winner of the Congre.'v-'iona! ; 6,81 .Main St.— Manrhester One fireman, Ray Thompson of flammable items including four billings were not burned. j.Medal of Honor; Pat Frisella of Oo. 4, suffered Blight smoke in­ tanks of butane gas. Firemen arid police -were given progress toward disarmament.” It was delivered in Moscow early Bulletins ; Rluxle f;sland, a national council EVERY WEDNESDAY halation when his oxygen breath­ Hundred.s of feet of ho.se was free coffee, served at the "Home 33 to 42 State Tax Hike Kennedy welcomed Khrushchev's today and released hy the White member: and Charles Lugoire of ing apparatus failed. He did not •strewn about Main and Bisisell Sts.. | Bakery at|699 Main St. after the HARTFORD (AP) — The State decision to send Foreign Minister House here later. CulM from AP Wires Weisterly, R I., post commander. ■ require treatment and remained on connected to hydrants at the cor-'fire. ' Motor .Vehicle Department * daily Andrei A. Grom.vko to meet with The Western demand for an i. A roast beef dinner wa.s served duty at the scene. record bf automobile fatalities as HARTFORD. March.6 (AP)—R e-; IT.R. and British foreign ministers ironclad system of inspection and by Garden Grove caterers. The The extent of damage to the two of last midnight snd the totals on lUbllcan gubernalortsi hopeful at Geneva in advance of the .March controls drew this comment: PLEADS GUILTY ewman E. MarsillUa came to j n ,jiaarmament conference. The hall wa.s decbfflled ln blue and gold 6REAT NfW ru n OH OPEN ■tores, only tenants In the one- the same date lost year; I* it perhaps e)tpected of the BIUDOEPOBT, Msrcli 6 (AP) with bonquets of forsythla and story brick building, has not been Across U.S. and Back 19«1 J9S2 Hartford today and ronlinued his 1 president suggested Msreh 12 Soviet Union to reply if it 1* ready, biyiLorm iNTi 42 attack dn.the party and Us leglsla- next Monday—aa the starting date — Richard Barry, 19-yaarrold pu.s.sy willows. After the dinner. WEDNESDAY defcH'mlhed. Killed ...... 33 even before the United States be­ Waterbury youth held crimi­ Edwin-A. JohnsoriV-owner of the live leader* -for accepting the I for three-power talks.- gins its nuclear teats In April, to Demnrratlr. tax program In Ihr 1861 Keai-ied.v. meanwhile: arranged nally resimnsible by Oie coroner THURSDAY and paint and wall-paper firm, is' va­ Monrirh Hair breed agree-to the tenna - which we have for an auto collision In Newtown session to meet with Secretary,of State [ already rejected—of a treaty which a z ir > g cationing in Clearwater, Fla.. He B58 Breaks 3 Records^ BROWNSVILLE. Tenn. lAP) 1 last Dec. 18 ulilch killed Fran­ would . . . lead to the establishment' At^ FRIDAY, has been notified of the ,fire and cis (Billy) Finn, 18 also of Wa­ in may fly home as s(x>n as he can of a ramified network of intelll-1 terbury one of Conneettout's star get a flight, it was reported. V r inflows in SnPPn Hon iworke? wlre'*!reed‘'vMt^rdav to talk abmit gencF and espionage? scholaatic basketball players, Till 9 P.M. Deputy Fire Chief Thomas Mc­ T Y 1 1 1 k J 7 I J C C ; U L ^ '“ "I ^ -i ; U S- dlsiirmamenl polievv Rusk is ,"l hope that this is not expected ' . . 1 1 " handicap to the party,. he told the expected to leave Wsshingtoii a.*.Sat- j of us, as It would look too iliuch like pleaded guilty to misconduct Kinney - Jr. said that evidence Sheriff 8. T. Hunter said Eric GOP weekly luncheon. with a motor vehicle today in shows that the fire started In the lirdav fo-Geneva. 'atomic blackmail. Such methods. 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST By R.4LFH DKiHTON ir a 'Weinberger. 33. and .Jeffrey Shep-. The Trunibull Industrialist, a (or '".j:;;' 7"” .nnm,nr»H I Superior Court here. Judge LO$ ANGELES (AP) — Ah Air■ 5?. , pard Gordon, 19, botji of Norwich,: mer alate senator, wa* the fourth . C. Nhannon set March 22 there thought the city power plant Conn., were releaserlreleased after a brief'avowedbrief' jivou’^h ramBrliit*candidate for the GOPCOP wl I n lude Soviet Urilon. have I lever brougnt^ aa . the . dale rnv for ■MmfenMi.senteiMC. Re.prvBarry IN MANCHESTER Force B58 bomber has broken ihearltig. He said they had been; gubernatorial nomination to ad- Foster dlMrmament dl-1 any laurels'to anyone In the past. three transcontinental speed rec­ faces a maximum of 10 y ean M oslem M ob "‘The'^nvere"-floods Of calls to ii;erdi;? co™ectio;-;T(h;%"unfirri;i5;:“r^^^^^^^ . ^ , and a 81.000 fine. Coroner laO- ords. uncounted dozens of windows police and newspapers in greater I investigation. Hotel Bond ' director; .Secretary of Defense (Continued ou Page Seven) SPECIALS FOR TUESDAY ONLY and the tranquility of citizens dore L. Kotler sold in his find­ Kansa.s City and In New York, ; „The sheriff said he did not know Marsllius’ blast, ws* Interpreted ing that young Barry woa Intoxi­ Protests Raids along a 40-mile corridor from coast The apeed dash pared more' than fftfethei; the pair planned to remain ■ as a slap at most of the other on- to coast. cated and had b e n apeedlng two hours from the old roUnd-trlp ! In town. " nounced and prospective candidates! I i' q o o o IVomst ^ cHles In order to'stimulate pendable heat. You get. pre-' ' entire area to keep -Europeans out ccftnlfc-ession of air In front of tbe ; ballot In the November eliectlon : K lm L “ arm might, help? We sent one of our (V>mmunica- S ^ . 8 7 broadcasting ' spectrum Is "one of the wert following a 90-mlnuto mium service, too. All designed . for their j own safety )u)d to pre­ plane'slapped the ground—was rer. Pittsburgh man by the U.S. Sii-j -Trustee of Library * TnTo a* munman, tlievtliey were nnnnsedopposed. the most valuable resources we tjonfl Consultants to stu^ the problem. Hi* pferfie Coprt could run to millions clash between a U.N. patrol to .make home heating easy. CLAM CHOWDER vent clashes with the Moslem mob. 'ported at.numerous points In Csli Rep. Horace Seely- Brown, R- have In this, counlry , and Is per­ and Katanga gendarmes and recommendation; Install a “ no hands*’ Speaker* A N D I T No injuries were reported among haps one of the most glaring ex­ the Mosiei^. smiri, Pennsylvania ■ and New^ ' ...... ------w* «,.*,i.— - —*.,— —— ,, amples of the wa.ste of a re­ ohNervatlon of large-scale move-, phone so the pharmacist could take down pre- ment h.v the Katanga force*. SAVE Alter an hour or two of demon- York. Othe^i areas source." Call today hr IS OZ. r..N. spokeeman Dick Lehmknhl scriptjon.s by phone without, having to hold thA THI strafibn, the crowd broke up Into the boom but A bill Introduced by Harris', CANS ■malt groups. Riot police hsd been with the B58 would require manufacturer.*) iq denied l^tanga President Mnise receiver. Result; The pharmacist finds he can M o b ilh ea t ■?-•! 3 5 c Tshombe's charge that 1,200 [GSaMERALI braced for a bloody clash. There'-were - many damage re­ unique. It Is-a problem common! Norwalk, claims a defective .22 truste'e. agan of Connecticut, took the aame! the future to equip all) new sets ■ take down prescriptions faster and easier. Authorities said the secret army ports In the Los Angeles area. stand.-.So did Sen. Prescott Bush,' for‘ all Channel receptlcjn, the 13 j I'.N. troops attacked the gen­ to many localities. J caliber rifle accidentally went off Bunker, a former .(^my colonel darmes In Kamlnavllle Monday, Everyorie’s pleased . . .'Perhapa one of our Com­ TIRE . "COOKED apparently sittacked the -^ s o n in At Long Beach, plate glass win­ • Tom Bernard, president o f thei''vh!,le he was hunting. A bullet and onetime aide to (len. Douglas R-ftonn. ’ ' ; VH F. channels and the 70 UHF' Oran to mete out tta own punish* dows were broken. at a bowling, Airport Operators Counclt'sald the ; from the gun, he said, severed his MacArtbur. lost)the post he had Mlnow and other FCC commis- channels, now little Used. . . munications Consultants can help your firm cut . ment to Moslem terroriata-- Almost alley and a doughnut shop. The aloners are among witnesses sched- The parade of congre.ssmen-wil-1 WE GIVE iiwr decision Monday could cost air-'j spinal cord and paralyzed him held six .years.1 His opponents KENNEDY, IK | : 51.AY MEET posts, improve efficiency or build sales during all the 1,850 in.matea were Im- boom shattered a 4-by-5-fq

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■ f . ,v • MANCHESTER EVEKING HERAIiH, MANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1962 tA Q A T W O MANCHESTER BVKHINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, MARCH 6,! 1962 PAGBOHSEB eroaa-country speed raborda set a - .-•Sr . Acri>88 U,S, and Back few hours earlte by sMther B68 ot the 43rd Bomb Wing. Skating Report Brahms Works Alt three crewmen were killed. "It looked like an A-bomb," said Sheinwold on Leonard Sanders,, a Port Worth Played Well Breaks 3 Records, StsT-Tetegram' copy editor who was •£ a drive-in theater close by. By Orchestra EVEN STRONG TRUMPS i "The sky lit up behind- the movie ? e r MAY NEED CODDLING Eait-W«»f m m M s Windows in Speed Hop acreen and a hugb cloud of smoke By Alfred Sheinwold . MOwlH ro«e almost immediately.” By JOHN GRUBER It's easy to be cautious when Resldenta heard and- felt three No ice skating or coasting -will- Last niljif^a appearance of the you have a weak four-card trump K 6 (Ooatliiiwd from Om) a aubsUtute if the first encounter­ blasts—two small, ones and then a ba allowed today or tonight at any Phlladel^)& Orchestra, at UConn auitf Ixit you Just don’t think K 7 « 4 ed trouble, dropped but at Seda- blin^ng explosion which sent bits Ro|)«rt Bonvors. 35, Loxlngton. N.C, of the park department supervised brought a capacity audience to about cautton.when you have a i:Q 0 7 9 • ill • 1 ^ □ Ua. Mo.,, on the return leg. of metsl flying 260 yards. areas. . powerful live-card trump suit. A ^ » A « pilot; 0»^..R obert Ma,oDoq»l West led another heart, and East QpsBiaf 1 OQ Bomers’ B58\^aa one of two PORT WORTH. Tex. (API—A 43rd Bomb Wing. Both ‘the ill- would have preferred hearing the put up "the ace. South saw that he GRAND that started the dash from I^s 1B5S jet bomber crashed and ex­ fated bomber and the one wtiich broke three transcontinental rec­ The way was cleared by Uie,2k)n- “Tragic" Overture, Which. I feel would have fewer trumps than Angeles Monday morning. The ploded here Monday night while js a better work and certainly on-e West If he ruffed, so he discarded •econd plane, ready to move in as fellow airmen still cheered the ords Monday were stationed here. Ing Board of Appeals (ZBA) last when you are foi«ed to ruff wry ON, EVERYTHING YOU BtJY night' for establishment of the which Is not played so frequently.. a diamond to keep control of the ^rahms once wrote to Bernard hand. early in the hand. It may pay to \ town's, first drug store, proposed Scholz that he was not altogether This attem pt to coddle the discard a iMsr or two until dum- DOUBLE STAMPS Rockville-Vernon by Frances and Peter Becklsh of pleased with the title "Academic” trumps came too late. East re­ m}^ trumps can come to your Wlllimantic, in what is now to which Scholz replied in forth­ turned the queen of diamonds, rescue, DO YOU KNOW THE MEANING OF LENT? right manner that he felt It was al­ and Weat ruffed declarer’s ace. DaUy question WEDNESDAY 't i n s ANSWER IS: “CHRIST DIED FOR OL'R SINS.", S^uier's Store. The ZBA said In its As dealer, you hold: Spades -r- . sqSCOUNT CENTERS |j. Be Burns’ opiiilon the present use of the together fitting, for it was "cur­ South still had to lOse a diamond, TS \ IlMHi Flnrt CortaiUiians Chapter 15:3. Read also what the sedly academic and boresome.” 1 and iUl was lost save honors. A K J 10 7; Hearts — None; Dia- Bible says 700 years before Jesus Christ's suffering and premises Is aii existing non-con­ mondi — A 5 3 2; Clubs — A K forming use; "It is further our feel the same way. but there are . "There was an easy way to as- dMth: Isaiah Chapter 53:8-9. many for whom old Saint Johan­ •Ure the contract, writee H. Eldaei J 6. What do you say? A N D tm S AOA0< MEANS, AOOORDLNO TO GOD'S OWN Talk Set for opinion." the ZBA ruled "that the "X, application of Frances and Peter nes can do no wrong. Hughes, of Montpelier, Vt., who Answer: Bid. two spades (forc­ B O O K ^ ssm Christ, God Hlmseif and the Son of God, be­ contributed the hand "South can ing to game). The hand is too pow­ came the^spn of man. to suffer and die In man's'place, as Becklsh for operation of a drug The Second Symphony, on the Chamber Fete store with soda fountain facilities other hand, is a most genial piece protect hlmaelf agalnat a bad erful for a mere one-^bld (as re­ your and mT aubstitate, to satisfj- the justice and v,Tath of trump break by littlng the oppo­ ported in the diagram). You our holy and }nnt God, to pay for our sin-debt. And so by Is a similar or higher classification of music, and easily accepted by Members of the Rockville Area of a non-conforming use.- There­ anyone, jt received a fine per­ nents take the first two heart should expect to make a gams esafWMing"oar abtfulneas and trusting in Christ, believing even If partner has no high cards In Him, w« are f i ^ from giiUt and death, and are again Chamber of Commerce and guests fore. it Is our unanimous opinion formance last night, but one that tricks. Meanwhile, he diecards two tonight' will be given a summary that the alterations and use of the was lacking in spontaneity of per­ low dlamondi. at all. ehlklreh of God and'Inheritors of that sinless, sorrowlewi, For Sheinwold’a 36-page booklet, I'S "YW IST CORO'? ~ deathlosa life in heavem'tyhlch was Intended by God for Hit of^the buslnaes outlook for 1962 premises as stated in evidence at formance. 1111 1.1[ I Quite right. Th-e defenders can­ with emphasis on the effect of fed­ this hearing do not require a vari­ Other Works a s i Up f t not lead a third heart, since then “A Pocket Guide to Bridge,” lend ,n, ChOdreo,—Read Romans, 'Chapter 8:23 and Second Corin- eral and state taxes on the local ance.” 60c to Bridge Book, Manchester thiant. Chapter 5:20-21. In between the Brahms works dummy will ruff. No matter how COMBED COTTON SUCKS company. Atty. Elizabeth Dennis Hutch­ were treated to a suite based on the defense proceeds. South can Evening Herald, Box 3318, Grand The speaker will be Joseph B. ins of Columbia, represented the the opera "Lulu,” by Alban Berg, a quarter century ago, but the give up one tnump trick and take Central Stia., N. Y. 17, N, Y. 1 / . 1962 Call To La.9n>^n Services Bums, president of the Connecti­ Squiers and Atty. Omar H. Shep­ and. Ohe Syiqphony itMathis der passage of time has lent a aense the rest. (Copyright 1962, General Fea- cut Chamber of Commerce. The ard Jr. of Willlmantic, Mr. and Maler” contrived- by Paul Hinde­ Watch for this sort of play turea Corp.). i a jg occasion will be the annual dinner Mrs. Beckish. About 50 people at­ of proportion to works "Wlilch ■wtre ' 5'T M Wednesday Evening 7:3Q tended the hearing., More than a mith from his opera of the same equally radical to (he listener when meeting of the chambeu serving name. To the concertgoer of long 'they were first pfseented. - froi W | i, Mack, iiy,, Genotal Theme: We Go With Christ To JeruBalOm. Gethesemane, Vernon, Ellington and Tolland. dozen spoke In favor of the drug experience, these were the most Fbone Ml S-78S2 ‘ Bums said he will tailor his talk stoye, its value as an addition to ■ad Golgotha. interesting numbers on the pro­ ADLAI r e f u s e s t o RUN March 7—“To Jerusalem!” to local conditlo'ns as much as pos­ the community, and of the esteem gram. ■1*9 titrii slits 44-401 Mark 10iS8-S4 (With Communion). sible. He said, however, he can in which Mr. and Mrs. Beckish are NEW YORK (AP) — Adlal E. STANLEY held as business people in Wllll- The Brahms works are unques­ Stevensnnecti- Cohen, treasurer. Named to the ex­ "Wozzek." ecutive committee were Rudolph The music seems contrived, and , Tecluilcolor •cut, Yale and Colorado.. He-, is a Oortoofi faculty member at the UCoim^w Albair and John K, Pringle. there is a constant striving for All Cflor fliow LUTHERAN CHURCH School. Grange Plans effect at the expense of musical MEN'S He served on the National War- Columbia Grange will hold a and artistic verity. The famous "Flow«r DrumiS o n a " OCHNPER and HIGH BTREET8. MANCHESTER. CON'N. abct ramff Mil THE REV. PAUL O. PROKOPT. Pastor Labor Board and the successor "brush demonstration In Yeomans B-natural in "Wozzek" is a tre­ IC Jamff SKlcfto NEw srane m nON IS A CHURCH OP THE LUTHERAN HOUR (radio) and N s't i o n a 1 Wiage Stabilization Hkll. tomorrow night, following the mendous effect, but it stems log­ !■ r^lor 1 "THIS IS THE UFE.” TV Board. He has seived as counsel regular meeting. Mrs. Marjorie ically from plot and psychological : ^ V '' Rorter of Hebron will be the dem­ development. There is nothing Alto: la color SPORT SHIRTS / — TUNE IN! — for the Manufacturers Association SaJidra'Doo Joha OavU Every Sunday, The Lutheran Hour, WKN'B, 10 a.m„ WRCA of Connecticut and has written a onstrator. Proceeds from the party elmilar in the music froni "Lulu" "Tommy Toll Mo Truo" NiWEST 1962 FABRICS! lOM p.m„ WOR 8 p.m., a total of 1,000 staUnns at home and number of articles on wage and go to the Grange. The public Is offered last night. Further, Un abroad, la 40 Imiguegea—"Tlile Is The Lifo" T\', WNHC, Chan- salary stabilization, industrial re­ Invited, suite is loosely joined, so that, it S:4e4;»-l(:>C' QUALITY SPPRT SHIRTS aei 8 at.9 a.m., a total of 290 ehanneis. lations and labor law. He la a Tailoring Clasnes Planned has little value as jmre music. meml)er of Hartford (jounty, state The Columbia Extension Group Based on Opera Home Gardening YOUR ONOIQE — COME IN! — Wed I "TENDER IS THE NlOBr’ To Zion's regular Sunday Servioee. 10 a.m., and national bar associations, la will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Hindemith's Symphony based on Bible baaed, Christ-centered. a member of the National Busi­ the home of Mrs. Roy Beers on his opera "Mathis dvr Maler,” ia W a ih ’n’ wear cottons J » Orarch School 9 a.m., Bible Period 9:80 a.m. ness Aircraft Association and the Rt. 87. The. m-eetlng will plan for sometliing quite different. He has In aawrtad prints, Come and hoar the message of Christ's snffertng and dying love! General Aviation Council; and a -tailoring class which is to start a great deal to. say, and he says woven plaids O aol- it well^ Further, the work is Ids! Naat or far Ibi nor miceiialn times, remember: serves as a hearing officer for the shortly. Mrs. Earl Watrous \sdll be Starts Tomorrow Leefure Series % Connecticut CiVil Rights Com­ the local leader. \ structurally sound, so that It pettema.in many i __ “ 4 Christ, for a Changing World" mission. Ash Wednesday Service \ stands firmly as a {riece of abso­ oral C-M-L-XU / lute music, even separated ffoni Presented By „Abcwt_150 people , are expected There will be a worship seri'lce HiDDDjBBIBDIHHullBiV to attend tonight's, dmner. in U b I irmts i a "Congrcgatiinal -its-operatic-connotationa,______Church at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in Last. night the Philadelphia Or­ JOHNUAPADKA observance of Ash Wednesday. chestra contrasted Hindemith with The Rev. George K. Evans will Berg, and recently the Hartford of Woodbnd Gardens talk on "The Meaning of Lent." Orchestra contrasted Hindemith with Webern. In both instances MARCH 8—DEVELOPMENT and CARE OF LAWNS Manchester E\-enlng Herald Co­ it was apparent that Hindemith lumbia correspondNit, Mrs. Don­ ia the composer of a greater musi­ MARCH 18—SHRUBS, HEDGES and TREES cal stature. The sus^itm contin­ ald R. Tuttle, telephone AOademy MARCH 20—H IE HOME FLOWER GARDEN 8-3435. ues to grow that this is becatise he resolutely eschews the harmon­ * ENDS TONIGHT a His Phrase ies of dodecaphonism. “Flower Dram Song"—8:45-9 Sponsored by This was not so readily ajipapent THE MANCHESTER ADULT EVENING SCHOOL Contran- to widespread belief. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL General t ’erahing did not say Room 109 —— "Lafayette, we are here" to the 7 to 9 P il. French people In Wt^ld War 1. It MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY SPECIALS! - 4 wa.s included in a speecli delivered ’• ‘ >'o KegletratloB Fee Required HAHHH LINED at Lafayette's tomb by Col. Charles E. Stanton, chief disburs­ ing officer of the AEF. -6 COURSE DINNER- Washable eombad ja c k et s cotton twill siitb — Choice of AppeUzf ra — warm cotton' flannel ‘ Phone MI 8-7882 Freih Florida Fruit Cup llningl Back yolk, Bar­ STANLEY WARMER Chilled Toihato Juice racuda collar, Rag. Chilled Grapefruit Juice • IM tiewring! Martihl, Marinated Herring M r a , blue A black, \ Imported Fillet of The MURPHYS Return STARTS TO.'WORROW Anchovies 3.88 Choice of Soups Shown At 6:00 and 8:35 Minestroiie Contadina Dittinguiihed Adult Entcruinment Soup du Jour To Main S tr ^ t Choice of Entrees ■mr' • Walnut Baked Stuffed Murphy’s Restaurant, operating under the manage­ . Lasagna tH Q P OMB CO ilP llT I BOYnW lAB PIMT. Spaghetti with Meatballs ment of Howard, Fred and Billy Murphy from 1919- Spaghetti with Sausages 1956 now returns to Main St. under the management of Spaghetti Martnara Everett Munihy. . BOYS' UNDttWEAR JR. ROYS B E n iR Spaghetti with Mushrooms Spaghetti Caruso (Chicken WALNUT VRIiFS 6 T-SHIRTS BOXER LONGIES Liver, Mushroom Sauce) RUSTPRpOFING? Llnguine a la Marinara Ra'violi Filled Meat-tor RESTAURANT THE LOCATION HAS CHANGED Rambler spills more than others use Cheese Manicotti with Meat Sauce Instead of being at 991 Main St„ it will now move three Elastic wsist, beKad front, 2 pockMst doors to 999 Main St.' (location of the old Sandwich Ebw quality cotton is futl . ^ ~ , . . Pollshod coHons, eataans, random & ... Deep Fried'Sefc Scallops 7WAt^TST. ■hrlnk-roaistantl Roinforcod ttam si" bedford cordsi Nowost spring shadas, Rutt nonQgUy starts inside automobile (3. Body is spray rustproofed with phos­ Broiled Halibut Steak' Nook). .■■■•,' .. ■ •laMMzwl log oponl:^ WhKo, aim Golden Fried Shrimp ’6->« 3-B! ' body pgnels and girders. phate paint bond . . . ' Fresh Fillet of Sole MANCHESTIR Jr. Boys’ Kottar Potof, 4 -8 ...... 77s To stoptfaat, Rambler goes to extra lengths 4. Entire body is Deep-Dipped . . JENNIFER JONES ' Ipswich Fried Clams no other car does. Broiled Svtordflah Steqk THE NAME NAS CHANOED BOYS'WOOL MILTOM BOYS' CREW BECK 5. Primer-surfacer is sprayed, then is^ JASON R0BAR0S.R , Sauted Calamari (Squid) Plient M l 9.8070 Every Rambler body is Deep-Dipped— baked on . , Instead of being railed Murphy’s Restaurant it will now WARM UP MCKCTS POLO SHIRTS rtgftt: up to the roof—in^ a tank of rust- JOAN FONTAINE Roast Vermont TTirkey 6. Rust-fighting wax compound is sprayed ' Southern Fried Chicken be known as “THE TREAT SHOPPE.” It wiU b^ similar pfbofing primer paint. Hundreds of gal­ inside girders; rocker panels, fenders... TOM EWELL Broiled Half Spring Chicken though smaller than the TREAT SHOPPE now operat­ 3 . 9 7 2 f r 9 7 * lons surge inside girders and pillars'. Chicken Cacclatore ing under the same management in Vernon. 1. Two coats of chip- and salt-resistant Pot Roast of Sirloin Beef So warm 4i varMtila! Quality make . Short sloava poloa with assorted strip- Far more rustproofing super enamel are baked on .... Chopped Tenderloin Steak basaball Jacket atyUnfl Bnikl trim on Inga A colorsi Fins quality washable Baked Sugar-Cured Ham ohouMor A. sioowl or charcoal, cottoni Sim 4-161 ' When the body comes out, dripping excess 8. Sound-deadening rustproofing material THE QUAUTY REMMNS THE SAKE •-16I solution, over 15 pounds of rustproofing is sprayed on vital areas. ., ‘ Breaded Veal Cutlet ....-1 Parmigllkno The same food that for nearly forty years Vade Mar,' chemicals coat the st^ l—more rustproof­ 9. Abrasion-resistant sealer is sprayed'on Beef and Veal Hunter Style phy’s Restaurant a landmark in Manchester win remain BOYS' QUAUn COTTON DSrs1WTRSB''NTI0N ing than any other American car gets, and critical underbody areas to protect Choice ot Potato and .unchanged. However, instead of serving full course more spilled, literally, than others use. against stones. Vegetable meals ’THE TREAT SHOPPE wUl feature quality smid- ft STWETCH SOCKS UMIN8TID JAWnS or Side Order of Spaghetti But DMp-Dip is just one of 14 steps in Is it any wonder that Rambl([r is the wiches, 11 varieties of pancakes and fount^ teeata. Rambler's ah-out rust fight—9 steps m world’s most rustproofed car? . Roger’s Salad BowL 5 . 9 7 - the body alope. Italian or French Dreaslng'. 1 4 * Foaip bMkad "Antiron" nylon 9>stop body protection DESSERTS ~~ AMOrtad sized cottons 4t «hajteli- cbt- Is llghtwoight. . . yst so warm!. 2 knit Ice Cream ton/nylon blandsi Fanqy pottiifhsl Sim tiim m sd stylos In blua, pewtsr 4i 1. Lower body panels, are zinc-clad . . JeU-o vrith Whipped Cream Th e 7-lS^ & oas siM stratchi Walfiut Cheese Cake biseki 8-181 < 2. Zinc-rich primer is used on critical metal S RAMBLER (Italian Style) I Sherbet ' ' Peach Shortcaka ^ Shoppe WUL DKN TMS IHOIttDIY, jUBBH I MANGMESTER PARKADE, MIDDLE ' OPEN M O N D A Y Mira SATURDAY 9:30 AAA..10PA4. MANCHESTER 7^' . ... % WANCHISTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTERi CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1962 P A G E F IV E

of Mansfield; Mrs. Joseph Shea B olto n : will attend the service at the flights damage the; usefulness and der and modernizing its fiscal C oven try and Mrs. Garland Reedy. R ^^ionalB Glleadj Congregational Church. Court Ruling 'Tsdue o f his property. , Marsiliu^ ft its management. ,. . The Ladies' Association o f First- m a h o g a n y Luncheon will be served at noon, . In the filing of suits, it doesn't, Providing sizeable appropria­ RUG and You Should Know . . . jngregaMonal .Chiurch will meet with the prayer service to begin seem to matter whether the air­ tions for essential 'expansiojl and in ^ vestry (ram 10:80 a.m. to TV-Radio PANELING TeacherPay Scale Affirmed^ at 2 p.m. May Increase port or the homos oame first. A G.OP Chiefs for improvement of the state’s uni­ Democratic 8:30 flan, tomorfow fbe a work Honor Society United Methodist Church will irir sulL by a Denrof couple involves versity, its colleges and technical UPHOLSTERY women of the'church tend the serrice at South Metn^- an airport built in i927. ® • schools. WiUiam 3, S kon eski W. H. m O L A N O dlst Church in Manehestef. PoUuck and parish aj^hcgrdially invited to Maximum Reaches $7,250 k irp ort Suits Some of the ' seven'- fuits at' State Tax Hike "A nd above all," he declare^, Gauciis Slated InductisFive lU M U R CO. will be served at 12:15 pin. Those Memphis were filed by persons or CLEANING a'Uend. Television planning .to attend are asked to "we must have a program which bMit Horn in th« North Climax Chapter of^Eastem Star a Opaa Al| OsF Satarday #. . ! ' i. developers who planned to build will get Connecticut's industry will meet at 7:46 p.m. tomotrow DoufflM FeUowBs adminlBtniUve 6:00 Ha 3 rbMUr ot(ice phone and is located In the call. Mrs. William Coates. ^ (Conthmed from Page One) homes near the airport (Continued from Page One) TEL. Ml 9-1752 tfnd, I «cj)Oct to work for tho ^ t The. ^mocratlc caucus to elect Donnd Reed Show - "A t the Ofaaa^’-» 4 n B-SXOl Lenten Services Set growing again." Uitcrtata; of the BHghth Uietrict. town committee members will be at. MasonicmwOTuc-riMi Hall inm.menuw. Merrow. director Of th# Wo.rd School of' fovis at 6 (in profress) 23 ^ to 37,250 in 12 steps was voted last superintendent'^ office. Even If they don’t engender :wly Eiow IIB progrtH) lU' M ■:30 Doble Olllle __ . „•> On Ash Wednesday tomorrow, planes tulng Idlewlld Airport low­ He-gald the party must have "a Meanwhile, candidate Lupton or U k« nli the dlreotore, I have the held 'ttnirsday at 8 p.m. at Rob­ •The Foi^h Degree A sm m b ly^ :g^p onlca jn Hartford, and , _____itek Draw_ McGra iraw a u Alfred HItencoek Presenta lU < night by the board of education In Blgtahllshinent of a "3 0 hour Court action, today'a big airllnera, committee” was voted. It will there will be dis^bution of ashes ered the vidue of their proMrty. said, a survey In Ohio has "blovm welfare of that oommMfilty alway* ertson School. Raymond H. Brad K of C will meet at 8 p.m. tomor­ Iltbway Patrol New Breed _ particularly jeta, spawn many sound, forward-looking program to sky high the theory J^at Republi­ Ml 3-5747 stste^^presanUtivs to the G^n^ Hews action reaffirming a two-year con­ include two board members, two in St. Maurice Church after the 8 The mass action seeks d a m s ^ of complaints. BMaose of complaints in n»lnd---hoth for preaent and fu­ ley, town coipmittee' chairman, row at the K of C Home. Jyllabus 1:00 The Dick Powell Show io*‘ S; A p p ly jK tO P a.m. Mass; at 3:30 p.m. and at place before its delegates at the cans have to copy Democrats to said a proposed' bylaws change The choir of Second Congrega­ eral AsktoqMy from Hebroiw^was nird Man tract made with the iSolton Teachr members o f the staff and Uguori In the Millbrae area near the San ture plarjilnf." • :S0 Soa Hunt ^ ^ ^ . Red Skelton Show special devotions at 8:15 p.m. 40 per cent of the value of the Buahnell Hall (state convention) win elections. WlUiam J. "BiU” Skonerti, a will also be on the agenda. tional <3iurch will rehearse at 7:30 the guest this afternoon HOlllo Jacobi Club Housa 9,30 Strejte.of JOaijer. era Aasoclation laat year. The pay as ex-officio advisor. This com­ homes, which range from 315,000 Francisco International Airport, Traokdom mittee will review courses taken A service 6f Holy Communion In June." "O u r party doesn't need an Im- Garner's member o f ’ the Eighth IJiatrlct World Prayer, Service p,m, tomorrow. at the inductionhikfive new Na- TtM, Wilt Pwtura ichai ’’'S„._|K:ale Oils year la 34,800 to 37,050. wUl be held at 7:30 p.m. at United Manager Belford Brown said a 30- MarslUus listed the primary re­ Didt____Ick____ VanJyke Dyke Show by teachers and decide if they are to 340,000. foot-high jet noise barrier was pro­ aga" he told a meeting In Shel­ 8 (;iUS\V()I.P ST board of directort. in expreMing The World Day of Prayer serv tiona} Honor Bociety^nembem at qniiidlaB Pelles Board member Mrit. Agnes Ki-ey- Methodist Church. quirements for meeting the chal­ ton," It needs a mes.sage—a rties- Manohecter . Evening Herald . Yourt iq«ni forlor a.Bonf» ou,i aooeptable for credit toward the Another concentration involves \Vf* (»ro<*n SUuiijm Ma own thinking and that of the ices for churches in southern Tol RHAU High ScHyoL i0:00 Cain'a Hundred glg objected to the action, saying A t St. George's Episcopal posed. But pilots .declared they lenges ahead as: Coventry correspondent, F. Paul­ s:4s aaatf-Bmmmr la extra increment' in pay after 30 the Seattie-Taconva International would not fly over It. sage that appeals to every man present board, made these re­ land County 'will be held Friday at Inducted ^ the W.C. H Alcoa Premier _ , »• she did nbt feel the board should* be Church, Holy Communion will be Putting the state finances in or- and woman in Connecticut.” marks. ine Little, telephone FI t-6831. ___ Dollar itovu Peripectlve on Greatneia hours o f study beyond the bache­ Airport, operated by the' Port of ' William Brynes, Philadelphia's the Gilead Congregational Church. Chapter vmrs Paula Vanty, MUlIori Dol«ar_Movto bound by action of a previous lor’s degree. celebrated at 10 a.m.; Evening Seafetle. The Font of Seattle en­ A man with many of life's hard­ Garry Moore Show . Prayer, litany and penitential of­ assistant director of commerce for Those attending wilt bring sand Kramer.^'Mary Lou Hooker, Walter board and that the-contract should tered the Griggs case as a "friend T ships and experiences in the pages Mortloiik and Linda Adamson. 'RaiOfra - \ lt:00 News. SporU A WeaUier 3. Analyses of the positions 6t aviation, said the city sometimes wiches for lunch. Dessert and cof' St, John’s Marks be; renegotiated. school clerk and secretary to the fice at .8 p.m. of the coiirt,’'^ saying about 250 of his own unwritten book, Bkoner fee; will be served. Pro'vlsions have Robert SemofFsky, guidance dl- t ddjrmy .. ■ k Supt. Philip C. Uguori reported T h e Woman's Society of Chris- gets complaints about nolae from HIg______Big News dieimiiiite superintendent were distributed to property owners with claims people who live several mlWs away ainihas proved to himself And oth- been made to care for preschool tor at the echool, is faculty ad­ News srWel BaiTy Barente _ , that' at present indicated staff tian Service of United Methodist Church Foundini U:16 toeen Gema Theater each board member for study. amounting to millions o f dollars from the International Airport. erstoat "big things come In Utile children. visor for the honor society -\^ch 7:U Finn 10. needs for next srear include three Church will hold an eXecuUve packages." He is a man of small flterto Camera Jart Paar Show (C) Mrs. WUda Lemek o5t .Tollttnd, serit danuiges because of low-fly­ In Phoenix, Ariz., when asked The prayer - service Is scheduled also includes Frederick Uoyd, .^tnlnt^ ^ ih t ReuortRi ^ 11:30 Movie Grade 1 teachers, two Grade 8. committee meeting tonight at 7 ing aircraft. stature who has. believed in physi­ Feature 4ti who has been hired as superintend­ at the .churth. . Reports from all for comment on the ^prem e Court at 2 p.m. Offerings will go to the The 65th anniversary - lif the Miriam Gearhart, Mary 7:30 WhatWTiat In the‘world . teachers, a Grade 4 teacher, a mu- ^'An unprecedented vra-ve of litl- cal fitness since his boyhood. founding of Polish Nat(ot(al Oath- Marshal DtUra 11:30 Jack Pane Show ent to Uguori, began her duties WSCS officers' will be given at decision, the airport manager said, at ten Home and Foreign Missions dl Mary CooUdge, Elissa Lederer And .sic supervisor and an art teacher. N<(w Brood Hovia 8 Drama at the school yesterday. She at­ g;atlon with an insurmountable fi­ ’■”W«:il probably (get a lot orstatlc In June 1961. during the annual vision of the National Council of olice Church In the Umted States Ruth Durttee. Lsramio I2;io FronUer Theater Of the total five would be replace­ a meeting to begin nt 8 p.m. • election of Eighth District di­ 13;Su-Newi i Weather tended the board meeting last nancial burden placed upon public fo r a while.” (lurches. Mrs. Kenneth Ellis of will be observed at St. John's Po- Aiao honored at the eaaembly Bun Sunny ments and three would be addition­ The, fire department will meet airports contrary to the public In­ rectors, Bill Ullled imore votes ish National OqUtdllc Church Sun­ t:00 Bachelor Father 1:00 late. Newt BEIIE^(!ISL nlgtal.as a substitute for Mrs. Sally tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the fire­ In addition to the huge possible Gilead, is in chargs of planning. were the first winners of the aca­ al staff-members—two for doable Rose wiw wes'unable to be present terest and Welfare” may result than any other man at the . meet­ ' Lent Begins ’ day, SEE SATURDArS TV ^EEK FOR OdMPLETB USTHIO FINANCE CO. sSssions in Grades 7 and 8 and the house. I costs to airports, the Airport Op­ demic block R letters, awarded for because o f illness in her fam ily.. from the Griggs suit, the Seattlie erators Council contends the Su­ ing. His current term as a di­ Special Lenten obseryancee have The Rev/Walter A. Hyszko, high attainment in a specific area MANfSHESnEB, CONN. art teacher, whose salary, however, Tho final re h o a j^ l. for the _The board changed Its regular agency said in Its brief. preme Court decision could dis­ miles m Showboat Jamboree,V to be pre­ rector will expire in June 1964. into my stomach. 1- held It and ran been slated in three Coventry pastor, base his sermons at of etudy. is in the present budget though It added that every national League Preetdent both^^me 8:30 and 10:30 Masses on Ml 3.41M meeting n i^ t to the first Wednes­ sented Friday and SfRwday at 8 courage many cities from building for the only scow of the game," churches. AndreF Fink was honored for none has been hired. day of the month. The board wlU airport ' -was concerned about He is also the current president Second Congregational Church the symbol of the Church, "With In an executive session at the p.m. in St. Maurice's Church hall, airports for the national aviation he said, "and fo f a week after the work in art; Nancy Badore, buai- Kadio . \ I Ins if tm iMb SUM lAm fnaph meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the olaima from property,'bwnetia network. of the Pop Warner Charter Oak will begin a series of family serv- ffuth, work and struggle, ws shall '...nfsM Is 11 iswiisllsi msiMy iiiUllswu beginning o f the meeting, the will be held tonight ait 7:30. H ck- 'TTiat' a ■ w^ have spent game, anything I wanted in^th^ be idetorious.” nesa educatlmi; Miriam Gearhart, (this Hgring laclodfs only thess newa broadcasts of 10 or IB-mlndts school to continue, reviewing m>ecl- Bts for the Friday night perform­ In Dallas, for example, the Conference Football League and a North End was mine.” ices tomorrow. Ash Wednesdayt.at board Interviewed a candidate for money to acquitp^ homes in the former commissioner of the Midg­ Father Hyszko said delegates to Gail Kramer, and Robert Rathbun, Isagth. Scms stattoas carry other shaft aewaeasts). fications for the secondary stmool. ance may still be obtained by call­ municipal airport, Love Field, is After graduation from Bryant 7 p.m. In the sanctuary. A jcolor the music supervlsdr's post A let­ An executive session was begun by clear zone,” ^ d Alan Stewart, et Football League in Manches­ film, "The Last Journey to.^rusa- the lu h general synod of the Flngllsh; Alan Hutchinson, Maty W»SO—1M4 he World Tonight ing Mr. or Mrs. John MeCk^. In trouble now with homeowners College in 1933, Bill married Lou Hooker mid iWlIUam Raymond, ter of. resignation submitted by the board at 10:45 p.m. Dade County*' pdrt director, In ter. lem," will be shown. FIJnts depict­ Church, scheduM for Oct. 9-12 in .i.00______News howcase and News In the path of a proposed new jet former teacher at Bryant. She is history; Grace Whttehouse, home­ 13:16 Sign Off Francis C. Bradac, who has been Two Caucuses Miami. , runway.' r A bom leader of young boys, ing events during the tast week of Scranton, Pa., will be elected at S:US Twiay on Wall Street music supervisor during the past Manchester Evening Herald Boi- the formar Ellzabe^ Sherman of making; 'Ih^as Badore, Indus­ :l6 Art Jobneon Show The caucus date set by the Demo­ "We rpCently paid 31 million for The Supreme Court decision did Bill's philosophy is that all the Jesus' life will ^'^shown during the June midyear meeting of the CANT WIN DEPT. N o f f c e ^ year, was accepted by the board. toii oorreapondent, Grace McDer­ Pawcatuck. Conn, 'ihe couple has trial arts; Miriam Gearhart. Mary S:06 Raynor Shmaa cratic town committee Saturday a cle«^zone up to 2.000 feet so not actually award damages to boys should get an opportunity to the series. Discussion groups for parish. FSach U.S. parish Is al­ 1:00 News m Slsn OR Bradac gave personal reasons for mott, telephone Mitchell 3-6566. two girls, Elizabeth and Duoy who lowed to send one delegate, Includ. Lou. Hooker end Judith Yocka- „ WHAT-919 LEBANON, Ind. ,(AP) — Me- night was In addition to n previous tha^ho one would, feel that they Griggs, whose suit was one of play any sport regardless of size, adults on "Duf Christlsn Beliefs" chanic-Jjistice of the Peace Joe F, hla resignation. ' h ^ thei-r property conflscot^.” are now Mrs.'John GUI of New will be hekl after the film show ing the pastor, for eiudi 60 parish' chonis, ‘foreign language; Miriam 8:00 Paul Harvey caucus date, it was explained to­ five Involving the Greater Pitts­ race, color or creed. 8:06 Sound Stage Cooper got motorlet James O. Dar­ WE HAVE OAILY Ligiiori said he has been inter­ day. Mrs. WUUam L. Reid, com­ This has helped ■ to buUd the Jersey and Mrj. Robert NorfRAnfi Ing. , / loners, he said.. Gearhart, Roger Phelpe and Ju­ 7:00 Fklward P. Morgan Hebron Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty burgh Airport. The court merely of Pennsylvania, respectively. Both' dith Pick, mAthematics; Mary 8:39 Night Flight nell coming and going. v i e w ^ candidates for the possible mittee secretary, said that two said that purchase of a clear zone ruled that he is ^entitled to dam­ midget football league here on that L ^ e r a n Church servicSs .at The pastor said topics to be ' VMancles. girls ^aduated from Bryant Col­ discussed at the synod will in­ Coolidge, music; and Miriam Gear­ 11:00 Tonight at My Place Damall told mechanic Cooper DELIVERY YO THE caucuses are held, the first on is what should have been done ages from the airport. strong philosophy. All players last Cmntry Grammar School at 7:30 13:tn Sign Off his car was sluggish and lacked ^e..board approved closing the lege, Lucy cum laude and EUza- . m;'tomorrow will hear a talk by clude the union of churches with hart, Paula Vanty and Grerogy Wnte^lOM ■March 14 to elect members of the Girl Scout Hea^s there. Instead, he said, a former A board of reviewers In Penn­ year each played a certain number *‘-51 iiri vnd go.” Cooper tuned It kdnderg^irtm classs at United town pommittee and another on airport oonunisslon bought prop­ of minutes In every game. "No beth summa cum laude. the Rev. Roger W. Heinz, pastor, other denominations, "the ecu­ Horton, science. g:U0 News Weetner a SpM sylvania ruled that Griggs was 8:30 Strictly Sports up—poesibly too well. A little lat- MetlMxUst CTUEQh next Monday to April ll to elect delegates to con­ erty around Van Nuya Airport warmin' the bench In this league.” Entertainer entitled ^‘Are You Not Also One of menical controversy,” a stronger 8:30 Album of the Day Quit Troop l^osts entitle to 312,600 compensation youth movement and an extended ___ nail came back to Justice BOLTON permit the t e a ^ c . lira. Gloria ventions. In case there are any with money “that should have for the decline in value of his he said. A self-taugt acrobat and dancer, His Disciples?" The Children's J. M. TONE FUNERAL 6:46 Three Star Extra Cooper with a speeding ticket. Choir of Hertford will participate program of missions hers and 7:06 Conversation Piece Finnegan, to attend a ^ ork sh op challengers to results of the town been used to clear on area In house—now used as an Episcopal Next Monday, Bill and Tom Skoneski has entertalneti at vari­ NEW HA-VEN (A P )—Gov, 7:60 CIAC Tournament Cooper fined Damall 118.75 for on a new expetinwntal 'Yeadtog Mra. jRichard M?Grant cmd Mrs. Playa del Rey . of homes that Stowe, former football rival of Bill ous places at West^^, R. I., on In the candlelighting service. Mini- abroad. committee election, a primary will church—and property because of John N. Dempsey and other state 9:06 Nightbeat speeding. He. didn’t say what the program. It will be 'conducted''by.. -fee held on April 18. If necesary, a Raymond J. Burt have tendered make It inipoeslble to use a new and a former sports editor of ITie weekends (durlng..Uie 30’s) and In ,atur« gold crosses will be given to The Church was founded on 11:00 Newe AREA the opening of the airport JO years and local dignitaries were, on 11:16 Pinal tuneup bill would be. Dr. Dolores Durkin in Plainville. primary on delegate, elections will their resignations as Girt Scout Jot run-way” of the big Los An­ Herald for many yesu^ before leav­ the 40's entectfiined in various all worshipers to symbolize the be­ March 20, 1897, in Scranton, Pa„ hand for funeral services yester­ ago. Grig)^ . brought suit in 1603 11:30______I Ighight Seranada Since Mrs. Finnegan ht^ already be hel^'on.May 22. leaders. Anyone willing to serve as geles International Alroort. ing in 1932, wtU be,guesta of honor variety shoes' throughout N » w ginning of tho "Journey to the by Bishop FYancis Hoder, and day for Joeeph M. Tone, former 1:30 Sign Off troop leader or neighborhood chair, and the case has been to the now, numbers more than 350 par­ taken the permitted “ptofesslonal Plans have-bMn made for a din­ at the ninth annual Knights of England. ...'' .Cross.’" state labor coiqmlssioner. State WPOP-1418 man Is asked to communicate with A t CoIumUua Ohio, the city and Pennsylvania Supreme Court five ^r- First Congregational Church will ishes In the United States, Canada 6:00 Today in Rartforo LENOX day,” U^orl suggested that a ner ,to be held .at, the Tfu-ee J’s federal governments have pur­ times. Columbus ^rish Sports Night. He hlS family lived In 'Vol- and city , police “pro'vided an honor 6:16 ConnecUeiit Ballroom sutatitute be hired for the day but Mrs. Grant or Mrs. Buri at earliest begin a series of Bible study ses­ and Poland. guard, ' A solemn high Mass of 8:00 Don Blair Show Restaurant Thursday"at^ 7 p.m. convenience. Girt Scouts In Troops chased rights to "fly low” over "The case was never before a Manchester Native untpwh for some 15 years, raising sions Thursday at Quandt Hall. The United States has four board members said the budget sponsored by the DemocraOc-^own ^'ckens. He raised about 25,000 requiem was celebrated at St. 11:00 Newa Sign Off FREE DELIVERY PHARMACY 16 and 61 will be notified as soon some property near the alrpprt Jury and the actual damages have BiU was bom on Jah. 20, 1905, The meetings will be held each Polish National Catholic Church for substitutes has already been committee. Representattves o f The airport sQll Is Involved in to be decided In a Jury trial,” -Sickens a year. He returned to Peter’s CSiurch. lliose who at­ 8:0WWoHd N w ^ ~ -BS.new leaders are found and ar­ mi Kerry St. in the North End, son^ Thursday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. dioceses, in Scranton, Chicago, AtnwPASKADE 299 E. CENTER ST. exceeded. Abraham Ribicoff, U.S. aecretary litigation, brought by a homeowner said Allegheny County Solicitor Of the late Viotor and Josephine Manchester' four yesrs ago and tended, in addition to Dempsey, 8:10 Wall Strm • rangements made for troop meet­ About Town Buffalo and Manchester, N. H. 8:16 Showcaao and Ntwt TEL. Ml 9-089S Llguori also reported that Mrs. of health and welfare, and UB. who claims frequent low-level Maurice Loulk. Palinskl Skoneski (first J^liah now works for the State. Included State Police Commission' 8:46 LAWill Tbomia Roy Bosworth an d . Mrs. Helen ings. The BVlendly .Clrclo of First The Church Is In Inter-communlon LIRBETT DRUB Rep.-at-large Frank Kowalski, Cookie orders, from the troops are family in Manchester, a Upie when Skoneski was been a commis­ Congregational Church, meeting with the Episcopal Church. er Leo J. Mulcahy, who is Tone's 8:66 Sports _ . Barton will be visiting a school son-in-law. Labor Commissioner 7:10 Richard Rayei and Carol Burnett both of whom are sMkXng the nom­ to be submitte:^ to..Mrs, Barbara there was Manchester and South sioner of the Midget FootbaU today at the vestry, will hear 7:30 Newa Analysis neatby Monday to observe the ination for the U.S. Senate, will Manchester commimitikB). He has league for the past two years and Renato Rlcciutl, and Mayor Rich' Burks, secretary at the-elementary Miss Agnes Lee talk on the youth Science Research Association speak at 8 p.m. Reservations may school, or to Miss Llnnea Watts of two brothers, Joseph end Anthony, In lOOO' was the recipient of a Aid in Contracts ard C. Lee o f New Haven. Tone, a reading kit in use with the pos­ program in the church. Miss Lee former state senator, died last be made by calling the 'Three Js, Amston Lake or Mrs. Raymond J. ishd a sister, F re u , all living and plaque enscribed "To Bill Sko­ is student director of the program. sibility that It may be used In Bol­ Congregmtors' Session married. week at the ags of 72, Burt of Hebron center.. neski — Our Slncsre Appreciation The Reo Committee’s women's Promised to Firm ton. The Congregators, couples club Hobby Show Staged He attended local achools and —• Fire and Police Athjetlc Corp. sports night tomorrow Is slated At the suggestion of Llguori, U|^ of Bolton Congregational Church, The first anniu^ Hobby show .graduated from Manchester High 1960.” ■ from 8 to lO p.m, at Robertson Republican Senator Prescott EDNESDAY ONLY SPECIAL! board approved rearrangement of will hold , a business meeting Frl' staged by-Mra. Nellie ManWar- F . i ; . B R A Y School. He also attended the Man­ He Is an honorary member of School. Bush and Democratic Congress­ telephone service at the school to day at 8 p.m. at the church. Card ren’s 4th grade claas at Hebron chester Business College, located at Phi Sigma Nu, National frater­ The Nathan Hale Community provide a private line to the eG'- grames, followed by refreshmefits, Elementary School, took place Wed­ the Center, .all night courses. men Frank Kowalski and l^UlO nity and has had 10 years service Center nominating conunlttee will perlntendent’s office, and another are scheduled. Thoate planning to nesday afternoon. All school pupils Waiejh and Jewalry Repairing In 1931 hs went to Bryant Col­ Q. Daddario have expreseed inter-: with the National Guard of Msm- bring in a slate of officers at Its eat In helping the Newton Co., a Double Stumps All Day! I in the school office with an exten­ attend are asked to call Mrs. have the chance to visit the col­ lege in Providence, B.I., graduating chester during his life. sion to the nurse's office, at a Joseph Tracy after 6 p.m., or Mrs. lection and hear what It is all about Ar RtofMMMt PricM from that school in 1933 after m-aetlng at 8 p.m. today. The of­ Manriieater electronics firm, te'se- BIU, as everyone knows him. has ficers will be elected at the an­ cure government cootra^ta slight increase in cost. Adolph Roberts. from the riass. taking the achool’s two-year busi­ recently recovered from a major There are now two telephone Prayer Servlcea Prompt 2 Watehmokon ' ness course. During his college nual meeting in April. John Deme, a member of the operation at Manchester Memorial At the Rotary Club dinner meet­ town development commlasion, connections In the school, one to Bolton churches will take pau’t Manchester Evening Herald He­ " MANCHEfXlBB’B OLDEST ESTABUSHED JEWEl^^R days, he was, for two years, presi­ Hospital. Ho now resides at 43 Eld- FLPWER and the school office and the other to In World D a y of Prayer servicea bron correspondent. Miss Snsan B. dent of the Iota C3iapter of Phi ing at 6:45 p.m. tomorrow at First said he sent telegrams to the con­ 787,B(AIN ST.—STATE THEATER BUlLDINa ward S t with his wife. Congregstional Church, Henry gressmen, asking their aid. TRANSPLANTS the nurse’s office. The extension Friday. Bolton Congregational and Pendleton, telephone A Cade my Sigma Nu, national fraternity, and VEGETABLE 'in use at present is on the school St. George's Episcopal Churches 8-8454. holds the distinction of being the Agnew will present Salem Nasslff, Deme said he asked only that first Bryant chapter president. who will talk on photography. the congressmen make sure that Now Is the time to start FoottwUStar Artificial Larynx St. Mary's St. Osrmaine Guild if the .Newton Co. bljls are the your flowers and vegetables. Thirty years ago, Jimmy Doolittle pushed During his coU e0 years, Skon- will meet at 7:46 p.m. Thursday lowebt o f those submitted for varir Just Add Water and Wateh Them Growl eski played football on weekends Cancer Unit Topic for recitation of the Rosary. At 8 ous contracts, that the company 3 ! 6 9 ® his Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Wasp-powered with various teams such as the p.m. tho Guild will meet In the be awarded the contracts. All Fully Guaranteed! church hall to hear the Rev. James Contracts .Are being awarded to Providence Steamrollers and teams "The Artificial Larynx" will be In Manchester and at Trenton, L. Liberty, OMl, talk on "Follow­ large firms. Said Deme, on the ba­ 705 Middle Tpke. Gee Be^racer to 294.38 mph. He was then the world's fast­ the topic of tonight's monthly 975 »Iain St. N.J. He earned money to help his ers of Christ In the Modern sis o f their influence with oon- Downtown . East tuition and Uvlpg expenses'. meeting of the Manchester Branch, World.” He Is of the Immaculate gresanen rather then low figures. FAIRWAY STORES Manchester Plaza” i r f f S est man. / Prior to his college days, Sko- American Cancer Society, schad Retreat House of WiUimantic. Senator Buah and the two con- neakl's football exploits with Man­ uled for 8 o'clock In Mott's Audi Mothers asststlng South Coven­ gresamen said they were interestetl chester teams received a lot of no­ torium. try Coperatlve Nursery arid Kin­ in heljiing the Newton Co., said VI/henYou Today, grandmothers regularly fly twice as fast. So do tice in Hie Herald. Herbert A. Famlof. a sales offi­ dergarten this week include Mrs. Demh, and they asked that Infor­ - In the roaring twenties he cial with the West Hartford office, F r ^ r ic k Johnston, Mrs. Maury mation describing the firm be for­ babies, businessmen, vacationers, statesmen—arid grand-, played end for the North End Clo- Southern Now England Telephone COhn, Mrs. Royden F. Smith Jr. warded to them. Have a verleafs. One of his teammates was Co., will discuss the Instrument, WiUiam "BIU” Griffin, school traf­ developed by the Bell System Lab­ fathers, too, Traveling in comfortable jetliners fic policeman at the Center today. oratories. PrBMriplioH Skoneski - also-played end -for, the ■ The artificial larynx Is. distribut­ powered by Pratt & Whitney Aircraft engines, more than South Manchester Cubs, and he .re­ ed throughout the world, and about calls that, at that time, Dr. Ray­ 20.000 U.S. residents use the tran- DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS Tht proved compact $ucce$$ | one million .passengers every month conquer time and dis- mond Moszer, the dentist, was slMor larynx Ss their only means mascot for that team. of speaking, according to the so­ tRnc^at ten miles a minute. 'V Now, New York "For ten years I never wore ciety. shoulder pads, but when the local A business session will precede EVERY WEDNESDAY - .1 and^hicago are a catnap apart and the Atlantic Ocean is clubs got Insurance 1 was forced Famlof's talk. to," he said. The public Is Invited. I Skoneski at one time played for I ,^ ly five hours wide. four different teams. I Stowe wrote numerous columns OPEN I and stories about Skoneski and I United Aircraft Corporation has traditionally paced the how he w,ent from one team to an­ I other — "where 1 could get the WEDNESDAY I be.st money," he said. • One of I swift science of flight, Pratt & '\\^itney Air­ Stowe's headlines read as follows: THURSDAY and I "Cubs Accuse Majors (North End) i craft jet engines power a majority of the world's jetliners of Buying Their Players — Sko­ FRIDAY ..J neski offered J76 to Quit Cubs." t6pu£a/v and front-line U. S. military aircraft. They fly more than . Played Against Booth _ Till 9 P.M. One day during a rest period o f i SUPER / 20,000 hours daily... for 34 airlines . . . in 79 countries. . . a game between the Cloverleafs and the New Haven Boy's Club, a 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST M A R K E T S ^ on seven continents. New Haven pla.ver came over to talk to Bill and both told each other of their Interest In watching IN MANCHESTER the other play. The game was Jet engines Are only one example of the expanding product played In the 20s and New Haven ' player, playing’under an alias, was SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDAY ONLY spectrum at United Aircraft. This pioneering corporation the late Alble Booth. His biggest football thrlU came serves industry, commerce aitd defense with unmatched while Bill was playing for the Clo­ verleafs against a South. Ehd ag­ research capability and the multiple skills of 60,000 people. gregation which included Stowe. WHITE MEAT TUNA Skoneski recalls the climax. "There was 58 seconds to go'ln United Aircraft is a significant and growing force in power, the game, and I went out foC. a HALF HILL -pass. The ball sailed out over my p?;opulsion, nuclear energy, electronics,, vertical flight, RBG. head and 1 had jio chance of .GRADED catching It, but an opposing play­ 2 C ^N S. navigation, and controls. 1 er blocked the ball and knocked It SAVE 13c

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The WHY WE KEEP .USRT sponsored by the newcomers Club evan ha oonaidara hla propoaal (Cknttaaad tm a Page Oaa) co, 71, mother of Robert W. Bart­ PoUce are investigating toe death By A. H. 0. candidate, for InstaHce, can leave "Tho moot awful thing to the of Manchsster .elb Friday, April 9, from a gunshot wound o f FYAnk aomathlnff that haa any dianoo of toe envelope Itself empty, if the lett of .Rt. 87, died yesterday at death of Jesus," ArdiMsbop So- it was. announced at a committee DONUTS Daapito tha irtorm’a vengeance VltuUo, 53, of 12 Garth Rd. who mood hits him, and not tojuta hla CIA^ D eclare^ Windham Community Memprlal Ash Wednesday will ^ marked tomorrow by the distribu­ balng aeeepted. meeting last night at toe home of throughout the East, howeven Waa daad on arrival at Manchester Tha present radb for tha Repub­ campaign In the slightest. derblom reminds us, "is that it Hospital. Ih ia la aa fa r aa wa oan gat, un­ Mrs. ^ydee Johpson, B7 Cushman BAKBD there wasn't an immediate rpport tion of ashes in all Roman Catholic Churches in the area and Meihorial Hospital just before noon Avoid Propaganda lican gubeniatorlal nomination re- Mrs. Greco, wife of Charles. R. There Is at least one among was brought about by men who Dr. CONTINUOUSLY ly the celebration of Holy Communion and worship services til wa aaa tha actual ah^pa o f tha llaa more heavlW upon visual aids of a single death or Injury.- U2 Pilot Lived Greco, was a resident of Melrose. yesterday. than any political campaign we these candidates, however, who were Mlowlng Or boUevod toom- The dpring hat sale and bazaar duets up to 58 miles an hour n many Proteatgnt Churches. Shrove 'Tuesday will be, ob-- I - Follce laid Vltullo'a wife heard naw propoaala at Oanava, in trying distrusts people like columnists, N IG H T and D A Y Mass., and had been living with have yet Obaerved. ■ ■evloa to bo foUowtog good and 0 m be held at Mott’s Community and heavy seas tore away a part of served at an all-parish party to-9 a gtm go off in tos basement of (Oontlhued from Page One) ■aid: "L e t’s wish them good luck.” to decipher tha Prasldant'a InteR' her son ‘recently. The type of iiluatratlon which and who moludss, - Ih hla mailing, honorable reanons for their aq*' Hall from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Atlantic City’s famed Steel Pier, Up to Contract the 8 a.m. Mass, at 3 p.m., and a f­ their home, and found her husband Khrushchev, disappointed' in hla ah occasional test envelops.-'Ihu She was a veteran of World War night at St. Mary’s Episcopal nor will they produce any results tloni. has aCemed most valuable to at tlons. Men o f various cIs a m s , April 6. Open 1 A3I.-9 PM. s summer amusement facility ter 7:30 p.m. devotions. with a wound on the right aide of campaign to press Kennedy and may be an envelope which haa no serving as a chief yeoman with Church, starting with a poUuck today or tomorrow.” ileanwhllai what about the ad- least three of the campaign camps toe guarxUanS ' of religion and of DaUy and Sunday which jute half a mile out into St. Liike,. Ellington — A t 7 p.m. his head. She called police, who other Western and neutralist lead­ picture or other outside Idantlflca- (Coatiaiied fri>i(e Page One) the D. 8. Naval Reserve. A grad­ Khrushtfliev appeared to have ers into a summit meeting at Gene­ antltic anglaT What doaa the avi- involved is a picture of the candi­ public morals and of the order of the Atlantic from toe resort city's at 6:30 in N eill Hall, .'hie fesUve St. Maurice, Bolton — 8 a.m., rushed toe man to toe hospital's tlon of any kind, but seems like sodety itself united to crucify Aged Doctors Get Help uate of - toe New England Con­ accepted' defeat in the face o f va, had reluctantly agreed, in his date himself. boardwalk. by. m esw e from or defection occasion on tos sve of toe peniten­ -3:30 p.m., 8:15 p.m. cipergency room, where he was danca rafaiy aay, and racommand, ordinary, honest mail. Now and Jeous. They were men Uke you servatory of Music in i 926, she Western resistance to .his plan for message, - to send Gromyko, to And,'' for maximum exposure, Hie wrecked portion of toe pier toe Russians. It also ruled out toe tial Lenten season will include a St. Francis o f Assisi, South pronounced dead on arrival.. about dotation of nuclear taatlng? then, toe attempt to trick and de­ and me.” NEW YORK — I'aymcnta frpm taught music in the Boston public government chiefs to open toe Ge­ meet with Rusk and British FjW-.^ thla picture .of the candidate has, 150 OeniW St. was used for a wrater clrcua, fea­ possibility of sabotagST ' 'v Windsor — A t 7:10 a.m., from noon Dr. John Prignano. aasUstant in this campaign, been located on ceive even changes the identity.of Physicians’ Home to aged, and to- schools for X number of' years. pancake race and bagpipe music neva negotiaUons. He also acespt- elgn Secretary Lord Home. . Trying to fihd the anawar to thla That is why we keep L>ent. That Maaobester turing a diving horse. The intelligence agency reported to 12:15 p.m., from 5:16 to 6:30 medical examiner, could not be the envelopes which bear campaign the post office from which the can­ digimt doctors' and their families A part o f toe municipal pier at She retired in 1967 from her post by James Wic)twiie and Kenneth p.m., and from 7:30 to 8 p.m. ed Western proposals that the chief The Soviet chief also used the question remlnda ua o f our own is why the Church nfts up her that Powers fold its investigators reached for comment. news or literature through the didate’s mail is usually loosed. or survivors now run about $100,- Ventnqr, N. J„ also was washed chief interviewer with the Mas­ Jones. St. Margaret Mary, South Wind­ executives meet at a later sUge If note to denounce Kennedy’s deci­ voice and dUle all OhrlsUans to that he could have reached’’the Police said VltUllo had been in somewhat lengthy Coqdusion, In state malls to various strategic The unwary, honest, trusting 000 yearly. The home is supported sachusetts State Employment The schedule for distribuUon of sor :— A fter 7 a.m. Mass, from 11 toe conference shows the necessary sion last^weck to resume nuclear repentance. "Turn ye even to away. ' destruct switches which would iU health for some time. N o suicide these columns the other di^;. to the destinations, like the desk of a columnist who opens one o f Uim s by members of toe New York State The heaviest snowfall during Service. ashes at Catholic churches in Man­ a.m. until noon, from 4 to 5 p.m progress. weapone^^esUng in toe atmosphere me with ail your heart, and with have set off an explosive charge note was found, however. effect that the scientiat'a wlah la columnist. anonymous-looking envelopes, per­ Medfcal Society. toe early morning hours yma re­ Besides her husband and son. chester follows: and from 7 to 8 p.m. AU services Khrushohey suggested that he in late April. He characterise aa fajrtmg and with weeping and with In the plane. Vltullo had been a Manchester haps because hla curiosity compels qaduming.” corded in northern 'Virginia. It was she is survived by twe gi^dsons St.'James’—After the 7 and 7:45 in the Chapel. resident for m ore. than SO years,, and Kennedy "follow toe principle atomic blackmail toe President's i.th» « “ a; him to, windp up with- another Hie report appeared to accept of Columbia. Holy Communion will be cele­ toat both of us, aa well as toe lead­ offer to cancel the test series If There is an old Passion hymn, measured at 22 to 23 inches in s.ra.'Masses, at 3:30 p.m., and and was employed by Cheney Bros, finding. routine piece o f campaign litera.* his explanation tost, altobugh. he Funeral itervjces will be hrid to­ ers of other nations which mem­ Russia would agree to a. test-ban titot three are more handsome a great favorite in Luther’s day, Culpepper, Manassas and W in­ after toe 7:30 p.m. devotions. brated tomorrow at 6, 8 and 10 as a plumber., A t any rate, the scientists o f the than the fourth. This may explain ture, and a big.sense o f disappoint-, could have pulled toe switches, he morrow at 2 pirn, at Trinity Eipls- a.m. at St. Mary's E p 1 a e o.p a 1 bers of the committee, will do this treaty with an international In­ that opens wHh toe question, “O chester. Counting a previous ac­ St. Bartholomew —' After the 9 He wa-s bom in Hartford March Defense Department, whjeh natu­ why, oil the envelopes we have ment and disillusionment. W e waht cumulation, toe depth was 30 inch­ could not, at that time, get Into copal Church in Melrose. Burial Church; at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., somewhat later.” spection system acceptable to toe thou wretched Judas, what hast position to eject himself from toe a.m. Mass, at 3:30 pm., and at 9, 1908, son of the late Mr. and been rocMbing so far, the picture to be fair about this, and we don’t es in some eectlone o f central and will be in Mt. Auburn O m etery, at Emanuel LuUrc)wh Church; at Aa for the foreign mlntsitera, he West. rally favors unlimited, atbmle test­ thou now done?” E^ortunately 8 p.m. A ll services in .the Chapel. Mrs. Vito Vltullo. He was a mem­ o f John- A l s ^ which we believe Intend to name toe naide of toe Right Down Your Alley! western Virginia. doomed and falUng aircraft. Melrose. Potter Funeral Home of 7:30 p.m. at Zion Evangelical ing and unlimited-'-^sssesslon of toe hymn is no longer sung, to r aa Powers, who waa released by toe It. Bridget—After the 6:15. and ber of toe Yacht Club of Crystal vras first on the envelopes, that of particular candidate ^ho tricked The forecast for most areas on 456 Jackson St., WilUmantlc, is in Lutheran Church; at 7:30 p.m., ua this way into opening one of bis Luther pdnted out it tends to Soviet Unkm Feb. 10, in exchange 7:30 a.m. Masses, at 3:30 p.m., Lake and toe Volunteer FMre De- Buckley 622 N. Main St.; Steven Herilld Prlntlnt Company, loo.. atomic weaponq,' report that our Eld May, which made up for a late the' northeastern seaboard called charge of arrangements. Hiere candlelight service at Concordia IS no Hnanclal responsibility tor keep toe Passion back to a bygone partmena on School St. Chase, 16 Carroll Rd.; Jeffrey Two Hospitalized recent undetgtound tests proved start by being printed a little larg­ envelopes. So far as our public ap­ for' a heavy snowfall to continue for master Soviet apy Rudolph I. will be no calling hours'. and at 7:30 p.m. day as though it were none of our iiChurch of the Assumption—After Lutheran Church, and at 7:30 p.m. His wife, toe fomier Miss Con­ Perkins, 1 Ellington Ave., Rock­ isr leadlgt^atter er in size, and that o f John Lupton, praisal is concerned, they are w AETNA CASUALTY into toe night. Abel, goes before toe Senate Arm­ the difficulty, rather than the ease, honorable row, and three of them affair. More ‘to the point is the ed Services Committee at 2 p.m. the 6:45 and 7:45 a.m, Masses, at at. South Methodist Church. nie Mastandrea, is hit only sur­ ville; Mrs. Beverly Olson, South In 2-Car Crash who succumbed only the other day At least 80,000 homes In toe Clayton B. Fuller Ash Wednesday worship services Windsor; John LcughUn,' Thomp- of detecting small nuclear explo­ to the temptation to circulate his at least aro handsome, and every personal ahd deeply penitent con- for testimony on toe Incident in 3 p.m., and at 7:30 p.m. ^ vivor. Maryland and Virgtilta areaa Bolton— Ciayton R. Fuller Sr., will also be held at 7:30 p.m. at sonville; George Thayer, 155 Fer­ handsome visage on the outside of envelops they mail must, befors It feeslon of that other Passion dior- which Wa plane was forced down The W . P. Qiiiah FYmeral Home, PoUce yesterday investigated ___ .'ondar—1 p.m. Priday. sions. around Washington, I>. C., lost 71, of Rt. 85, who lived in Hart­ The following is toe schedule for guson Rd.; Anthony Socha, Wap- r Tuesday—1 p.ln. Uonday. his envelopes, have become rou­ reaches toe desks of toe indiffer­ ale, “ Who was the guilty, who on M ay 1, 1960. Trinity Covenant Church with mu­ 225 Main St., said funeral arrange­ Some other scientists, no doubt brought this upon Thee, alas my their electric power when the snow ford most of hlr life until moving Catoollo churches In surrounding flng; Mrs. Katherine Howes, 228 four accidents, one o f which re­ - Wednesday—1 p.m. Tpesdar. tine. ent, expose their Im rge casudUy towns: sic and meditation on "The Lord's ments are Incomplete, but calling ------■ — Wednesda] scientists who believe in peace and treason, Jesus, hath imdone Thee.” downed trees and power lines. to Bolton six months ago, died Prayer,” and at 7:30 p.m. at St. hours will be at the funeral home Mountain Rd.; Mrs. Priscilla Bal- sulted In minor injuries to two per­ The fourth candidate, Newman and effectively to a number of oth­ The District of Columbia, which Sacred Heart, Vernon — Before in the ImposslblUty o f war, had He was wounded for our transgres­ AUTOi yesterday at his home after a long M ary’s Bplscopal Church with tomorrow from 2 to '4 and 7 to 9 chunas and daughter, Vernon sons and toe arrest of a Manchee-' er people ivho may be pletuMd and Marrillus, Is not beautiful, like the had four to five inches by 8 a.m.. the 8 a.m. Maaa, at 3:15, and at 6 Ave., RockyiUe; Mrs. Sandra Avery Ine; 10:S0 prervleusly concluded that our im- other three, and even when you .get reassured to see what a handsome sion. illness. Penitential OffiOs, Litany and ser­ p.m. * ter man. John W. RlUlng Invoked emergency rifles under M oslem M ob p.m. , and son, 477 Center St.; Mrs. Alice Inside one o f his envelopes you are race It is. We have been looking Bom July 5, 1890, he Was a son mon by the rector. A worship serv­ William Stewart, 71, of 627 derground testa had shown that the Taken from Lenten-ESaeter which motorists ato subject to ar­ St. Bernard, Rockville — After Van Dyne and son. Glastonbury; much more likely to come up with oyer one of those Marsllius charts, of toe late Eknest and Ruth Mor­ ice is also scheduled tomorrow at Adams St, was charged With fail­ vdiole world oguld be rather easily Sourcebook, Saves Money for Safe Drivers rest on key thoroughfares If they toe 7:30 a.m. Mass, at 1 p.m. for Mrs. Marcia Frechette and aon, 24 TusMay, March « smne statistical chart than with a and it has nice lines too, and if it block traffle because of a lack of Protests Raids ton Fuller.. He waa employed at parochial' school children, at 3:15 8 p.m. at North Methodist Church ure to drive a' reasonable distance Charlee L. WaUls, Elditor Pratt M d Whitney A ircraft in Norman St.; Mra. Dorothy Little monitored, from very few stations, likeness of the candidate himself. were on too outside of his enve­ ehaina or snow tires. p.m. for public school children, and with sermon by the pastor, "Call Hospital Notes apart. Hie car collided with toe lopes we could get his message Submitted by Mrs. Richard Bast Hartford for many years un­ and daughter, Enfield; Mrs. Joyce What 'Modifications?” for any siae of nudev explosion As for the three pictures which Similar rules also Invoked bub after 7:30 p.m. devotions. to Discipleahip,” and muelo by the Adamg and son, East Hartford; rear of a second vehicle operated effortlessly too. H. Plnney Jr. til his retirement six year^ ago. anyvdiere. do come on toe mEdl, we cannot A t last! Modern, quality Aetna Casualty auto insur­ ject drivers to toe same penalty If By Terrorists St. Joseph, Rockville — ^After chancel choir. ADMITTED 'TESTERDAY; Mrs. Anne Flynn and daughter, 281 by John J. Knwar, 40, of Elest It is a matter of interest, deny toat the sight o f each face, Associate Minister, Hla survivors inciude^Ws wife, Second Oong’l Church. ance that saves you from paying high rate due to they try to make noneasentlal trips Floyd Tucker, 235 Burnham B t; Charter Oak St.; Mrs. Merlyn Hartford, at 3 p.m. when Pinwar well, perhaps, as a ksy to the sur­ How do you judge between these every other moniing or so, is a KENNEDY CONFERENCE or park on major streets. Mrs. Mary Jane Symlngtm Full­ applied hla brakes on- hla car to (Continued from Page One) Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Farrell, toe Rov. Philip Hussey, Ernest White, Tolland Stage Rt, Adamy and son. 107 Oak Bt.; Mrs. vival of eM Ui^an, whether Preai­ sclentiflc Interpretations? Well, gladsome experience In our eed- WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi­ careless drivers. Lowest rates to safe drivers . . . Train and bus travelers had their er; five sons, William, Cmarles and make a left band turn off W. Mid­ Friends may call at toe funeral and the Rev, William P. O'Keefe Rockville; Mra. Regina Gauthier, Roberta Jamea and son, Thompson- entai^ exlst^ito, and atirs ua to a dent Kennedy plans to hold a news premiums rated to your driving record . . . fast, fair.^ troubles and so did ferryboat pas­ John Fuller, all, oL ^ a n ch ester; dle Tpke. Into Green Manor Rd. dant Kennady's^ultlmatum offer of one might expect the pro-bomb, The 60 terrorist commandos home today from 6 to 9 p.m. and of Hartford. Paul Chetelet was or­ 50 Prospect St., Rockville; Mrs. vllle, feeling of genuine friendliness as conference Wednesday at 8:30 sengers In New York. Clayton R. FUller/Jr. of Bolton, _Both Stewart and Pinwar re­ a nuclear toat ban t ^ t y to Rus- pro-test scientists of the Defense p.m. EST. The White House said claim settlement. Write or phone today for full de­ forced a prison driver at gunpoint tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 ganist and soloist. Burial was irt Maude Baldwin, 437 N. Main St.; DISCHARGED TO D AY: Donald we tmrust toe new envelope into Commuters bound for work in and Robert Fuller of Hebron; sev­ ceived back Injuries and were ad­ there had been no requests from tails about this merit-rated auito insurance. to drive his van through the p.m. St. Jamea' Cemetery, with com­ Mrs. Winifred Marmand, Colum­ McCormack, Glastonbury; Mrs. ala is an offer made in good faith Department to play down the par­ Its plade in toe accumulating New York City were delayed on en daughters,/Mi». Joseph ^ata, mitted to Manchester Memorial television or radio networks to ptison gate as eight terrorists in mittal prayers by Father Farrell, bia Lake; S. Leigh Danielt, 611 Helen Nelson, 75 Orchard Bt., Rock, Whldi is based not only on our ticular explosion which might seem stacks which fortress our desk. the South Shore lines of the Long Mrs. Adam Bnuska and Mrs. Har­ N. Main St.; Mra. Irene White, 63 Hospital. Stewart la in fair con­ The message o f such mail is so un­ carry the confdhmco live. paratroop uniforms crouched in Mrs. Emil Brandt Father O'Brien and F d t1i e r vine; Pau] Kneeland, Cobalt; Mrs. fo o A intantiorw, but on our own damaging to their ease. This was Island Rail Road because high old WheelMk, all of Manchester; Pine St.; Douglaa Hamilton, Baat dition and Pinwar in satlofactory the back. . Mrs. Albertina Winter Brandt, O’Keefe. Jennie Caplzsl, Baltic; Rene winds blew down power cabled. Mrs. Edward Parker and Mrs. Hartford; George Nelson, 254 W. condition, a hospital epokesman adentUle conclualona. the very amall, peace-use explosion Once inside, the eight disarmed 76, of 21 NedWt Ave., West Hart­ Bearera were P a u l. Sheridan, Ganges, 9 Mary Lane, RockvlUe; Ferries Ikflcing Manhattan with iWtlliam dlfterd of Bolton; Mrs High St.; Mra. Helen Kinney, 18 Mrs, Kathryn Taraaek, 11SV4 Brook, said today. Anyono who wants to try to which wa set off down in New prison guards and opened the gate ford, died yesterday at Hartford Walter Maynard, George Turgeon, New' Jersey end Staten Island were Roger Dumont .o f Hamden, and Henderson Rd.; John Little, 160 lyn l^t., Rockville; Holly Barrows, Both vehicles had to be towed for the other raiders to* enter. Hospital. She waa tos mother Anthony Sarpola. Michael Keegan grope toward tha truth in this Mexico last December. It was de halted « f dalny**! at times. Mrs. C: T. McOooe'of Washington, Pearl St.; Mra. Margaret Doyon, Mary Lena, Rockville; Sharon away with extensive damage to. Thd guards were taken from the of Mra. Raymond Baglln of Rt. and Eldward Wojcik, matter has to begin by noticing tected as far away as Japan and obert J. A lange tree was blown iujross D.C.; a brother, Arthur Fuller of 48 Pine St.; John Pinivar, Elaat Morrison, North Coventry; Steven the left rear -(Pinwar car) and prison In trucks and held captive 44A, Bolton. ■the Pennsylvania Railroad's Chest­ Andover; four eisters, Mrs. Lillian Hartford; Karen, Linda and Diane Salvatore, 159 Oakland St.; Leroy right front (Stewart vehicle). one aentanee in the Preaident’a Finland, which would aeem to Bom in Germany,- Mra. Brandt- Mrs. Margaret WaUaoe nut HIU ‘line at toe Mdifeland sta­ until toe attack was over. The Gardner and Mrs. FUaaces, Potter Satkowakt, Stafford Springa; Burnhanv South Windsor; Mrs. Stewart will be presented In Cir­ daaerlptioh o f hla offer to Khruah argue on tbs side, o f those who oahie to toe United States 60 tion in Philadelphia and tied up raiders piled up a huge charge of Andover, Mrs. Chauncey Hink- The funeral of Mrs: Margaret Randy Caatro,. South Windeor; AdeUne DeCarll and daughter, E l­ cuit Court 12, Manchester, March years ago and had lived in West Chev. H e was discussing the pro­ /think detection Is rather easy. But, service fo r an hour te r commuitera. of explosives and containers of ley of Willimantic aifd Mias Ruby Wallace, IS.FUiknor Dr., was held Mrs. Lucienne Rhuda, 158 Tanner lington; Mra. M arline LaShay and 19. Hartford for 36 years. poaala we would make, at G e n ^ , instead o f ignoring this evidence, Buses were running four hours gasoline and butane'gaa inside the Fuller o f Chaplin; and 28 grand­ Saturday at .toe John F. 'I’lemey St.; Charles Johnson Jr., Talcott- daughter, S N. Fairfield St.; Mrs. Three other minor accidents in R prison walls and then set it off. Survivors in addition to Mra. FUnerel Hom«» 219 W. Center St., late between Washington and children. Jacqueline Pareone and daughter, which no arrests nor Injuries and for a new and comprehanelve nu­ or trying to play it down, the De­ REAL ESTATE Bagtin, include her husband, Sknil vllle; Arthur Hart 24 Fox Hill Pltteburgh. AU buses between the As they retreated they locked Funeral services will be held at With a solemn Wgh Maes of re­ Dr., Rockville; Mrs. Rose Dona- Eaat Hartford: Mrs. Muriel Roy clear test ban treaty, when he said fense Department pro-bomb scien­ INOORFORATED Brwidt; three eons o f Bristol, Hol­ only minor motor vehiete damage INSURANCE capital and Richmond. Va., were the prison gate. The terrorists toe Holmes FUneral Home, 400 quiem at Church o f toe Assump- dlo, 88 Welle St.; Mra. Diane Hill, and son, 824 Windsor Bt.; Mrs. Bar- yoke, Maas., and Hartford; three was reported by police occured at the following: tists take it and try, by some proc­ canceled. Sixteen buses due in fired bullets Into toe flames as Main St., htenohester, Hiursday Uon. 100 Summer St., Richard Martin, bora D o fh erty and daughter, 19 about 7:20 a.m. yesterday at "New modifications will also be ess of logic which escapes our poor they fled. at 1:30 p.m. The Rev. Hieodore other daughters of Germany, West The Rev. FUancis T. Butler waa E. Main Bt., Rockville, 96$ BIAIN ST., GBOOND FLOOR—TEL. Ml 9-5241 Washington from Richmond since Hartford and Titusville, Fla.; and 1 McCabe St.; Mrs. Marjorie Otcott Bt. and Lova ‘Lone (a ear offered In the light of new expert lay mind' to convert it into proof 6:30 p.m. Monday had not arrived Chandler,- pastw of Bolton Con­ celebrant, assiated by the Rev. Knight, 83 Eva Dr.; Mra. Carmela ekidded into two wooden poets and "INSIIBANSMITHB SIMOE 1914” gregational Chunfli will officiate. 15 grandchildren. John F. Dunne, M. F., ea deacon, Federico, 356 Adams St.; Bruce ence." that small’ explosions of this na­ by morning.. They were reported F^eral services wiU bs held a school sign); at about 2 p.ln. at Burial wUI be in Elaat Cemetery. and the Rev. Joseph FwireU as Thleling, 258 Parker St.; Mra. Ix^ed down in a traffic jam on Thursday at 2 p.m. at Chriat L*i- Main and St. Jhmea Sts. (tw o I t is upon the .eventual Interpre- ture cannot, after ah, .be detected Friends may call at toe funeral aubdeacon. Paul Chetelst w u or­ Carmella PaganI, 22 Foster St. 22 Tight to Save U.S. No. 1 near Richmond. Lacroix Fluid toeran Church, Hartford. The oairs); and at about 5:30 p.m. at tatlrni to be given this statement ■reliably. I t seems the Defense De­ home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 ganist and sololat. Burial idas In AD M ITT E D T O D A Y : Mrs. San Trains on runs south o f Wash­ Rev. Oscar MlUte will offioiats and Center St., just east of Broad St. b y tha President that the judgment partment scientists ware surprised to 9 p.m. H ie fam ily suggests Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ dra Merz, 304 Spruce St 8 VHP Channels (two cars). ington were reported late. burial will be in Falrview Ceme­ field. as- to the good faith and the scien­ The storm (flayed a prank on Reaches $577 toat memorial donations be made BIRTHS YESTERDAY; A ion It could be detectsd so far away, to toe Cancer FUnd. tery, Weirt Hartford. Bearers were Wilbur Oondron, to Mr. and Mrs. FYank Noble, $8 Prince Georges County, Md Priende may call at toe .’Baylor (Oontbined from Page Om ) tific realism of hla treaty offer will and had, in their own aurprise, evi­ Robert Wallace, Richard Wallace, Seaman Circle; a son to Mr. and Downed wires caused borglar Residents o f Manchsstsr and and Modeen Funeral Home, 136 be based. dence of the unreliability Involved Mias F ay Sdiwolaky Jerome Begley, Charles Begley Mrs. Lawrence Decker, Wapplng. alarms and air raid eirena to area communities have opened Sputh Main St., W est Hartford, the UH F stations a free field. Pro- GLASS INSTALLED end Howard Quinn. B IR TH S T O D A Y : A eon to Mr. Public Records One might define good faith, in In having anybody try to say how sound off at Intervals during toe their hearts and torir purseatrings Miaa Pay Schwolaky, .40, of 196 tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. conente say this eventually would and Mrs. Ronald Houle, Stafford lend to Increase the number of this particular Instance, as a sin- far through the earth’s tremor sys­ IN ALUMINUM C0MMNATI6N DOORS night to contribute $577 to date to the Blue HiUa Ave., Hartford, sister o f Mra. Harold Feingold of Manches­ ATTEMPTS SUICIDE Springs; a daughter to Mr. and U H F stations and utilize that band Warrantee Deed csra belief that what will be offer­ tem any particular explosion would AND WINDOWS O f TYPES An unmanned N avy destroyer Lacroix Trust FUnd to help eight Mrs. Robert B. Aaderson ALL ter, died yesterday afternoon at REN88ELAER, Ind. (AP)—A Mrs. Robert Tierney, 72 Linden more fully. Roy R. and Marlas H. Browning being towed by a tug went aground children orphaned by toe deatjis Mrs. Wilhelmlna A. Anderson, ed Khrushchev will be something 6arry. O PE N 8 AJM. to 5 PJW.— S A T U R D A Y 8 A M . to NOON IT'S AN OLD Mansfield State Training School teacher sent a bullet through her St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. But opponents — and they are to Frederick C, and- Dorothy iC at Beach Haven Inlet, N.J., when within a month of both parents. Khrushdiev, operating within his 45, wife of Robert B. Anderson, brain In her tather’a barnyard Elmer Ostrout 39 Wadsworth St.; legion - - protest tost tos UHF re­ Annum, property off S. Alton St. ■When the scientists supposedly toe tow line broke beMuse of toe and Hospital after a long illness. 31 Knollwood R d„ Blast Hartford, Bruce N-oble, manager o f toe Besides her slater, she is also early (ogay while Michigan police d daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ ception' is hot as good and doesn't own policy necessities, could ac-^ In charge o f aclwiUflc data on the stormy seas. 'The destroyer was died at her home this morning af­ ElaSt Branch of tod Savings Bank survived by her father, Benjamin ■ought her for queeUonlng about fred LaPointe, South Coventry; cover as big an area. An FCC cep t J. A. WHITE GLASS CO.| toe Monssen, being towed from ter a kmg lUnsas. inspection question rule that a of Manchester and treasurer of Schwolaky of Hartford, another a male teaeber’e death. Found twin son and daughter to Mr. and spokssman said yestsrday the ^yonne, NJT., to Philadelphia in Mrs. Anderson w m bqm Oct. 16, And, from the scientific point of sample of long-range detection is 31 BISSELL ST.— Phone MI 9-7822 toe Lacroix Trust FUnd, reported sister of West Hartford, and eev- ■erhNMly wounded bi the front Mrs. Donald Hoyt-Jr., Tolland; a agency feels that manufacturers About Town view, what one wants to know is a routine rriocation. receipts of $227 before noon today. 1916, in Manchester, a daughter ■eat of her carx was Patricia aoif to Mr. and Mrs. John Wood­ hava not dsvotsd as much atteh- an argument and evidence against A t NSW York’s Mlewlld Airport, eral nieces and nephews.. of Mrs. Anna Frey Kaiser and toe Collections o f $350 by neighbors Funeral sarvieee will be.held- to­ Johneon Hite, 23, Who shared a cock, Wapplng. \ tiori to building ssnsitive 'UHF re­ whether or not our own scientific reliability of long-range detection, dozens Of planes were delayed late FVank Kaiser. She had lived The Raffee Klatsch group will were made over toe weekend fol­ morrow at 11:30 a.m. at the Her^ home with the fiancee of the alabi DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: ceivers and if .they did the recep­ knowledga backs up and supports from a few. minutes to an hour In East Hartford the past 19 years meet tomorrow at 9:80 a.m. at tha it is about time for the layman to lowing toe death Saturday of Rob­ bert L.'Grenstein FYmeral Chapel, Michigan teacher, Hohdit Krelt- Barbara Sperry, Wapplng: John tion would be about as good as becaiMe of poor vtriblUty and high and was employed by Pratt and Community Y. tha particular kind of trMty the be like a sdentist, and rule that ert A. Lacroix, 20 Overland St., 826 Albany Ave., Hartford. Rabbi myer, 21, Pontlao. Humphrey, 84 linden Bt■; ^ Bruca VHF. Mi^ds. Some 12- flights had been Vl^tney Aircraft, division of Unit­ Ftaaident la to offer. fathbr o f the eight children, rang­ Simon Noveck will officiate. Bur­ the evidence saj^ what he wants it canceled. ed Airenaft-Corp. ^ . The PresIdmt’B good faith j^ ll ing in age from 2 to 19. Mrs. ial will be in Emanuel Cemetery, to. ^ , For..toe. flrat .time __ln _.X9ftrs, Adrienne- A; -Lacroix, mother- of -Survivors, besides her husband bo Judged according Jo whether or some of Vlrtdifln’a primary high­ wethersneid; ” In that case, we hope toat toe the children, died Feb. 3. Memorial week will be observed aiifl mother, include two sisters^ not tha "new modifteatione” of Preeldent spoke ini good faith, to- Did You Know? ways were blocked. Customens coming to the bank at her father’s home, 198 Blue Hills Mrs. WiUiam AhU and Mra Bur­ 'Ihe shore-lashing tides flooded which he speaks are changes which branch have made anonymous Ave., Hartford. There will be no ton J. McQuade, both o f Manches­ tending to ease, rather than com­ highways and .structures near (he make a nuclear test ban treaty You ar9 intere$ted in know­ donations o f $1 to $5 each. Noble calling hours. ter. plicate, toe inspection issue, and ocean in N ew Jersey and N ew reported. The funeral will be held Friday aaaler for Russia to take, or ing, of course, that Holmes Tfork. In addition to too part o f we hope hie .science tells him Mrs. Martha <|. Green at 8:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney changes which make it impossible service is ^offered capably and Atlantic C l^’s Steel Pier, parts Miss Jeanette Lacroix of Put­ FUneral Home, 219 W . Center St., that Is toe only practical, realistic, nam, a sistiu' of toe children’s late Mrs. Martha QuilUgsch Green, for Russia to take. thoughtfully. Perhaps even of toe boardwalk also were wash­ with a solemn high Mess of re­ data-supported thing to do. ed afuL father, has been appointed guardi­ 61, of 164 Penn Dr., West Hart- There was a strong rumor over Get the Mone^ quiem at St. Rose’s Church, Blast fora, sister of Richajd Qullitzai^ more important, however, is an o f toe children, but it is un­ Hartford, at 9 a.m. Burial will be the weekend, published both in determined whether circumstances of Manchester, died yesterday at In St. James’ Cemetery. . the fact that our service is her home. Now York and London, to the ef­ Harbinger will permit her acceptance of~lhe Fiends may call at toe funeral Besides her brother, she is also fect that -tfaees .‘‘new modifica­ TWOMtII Of priced within, every family's guardianship. I t wiU not be known home tomorrow and Thursday W e.nqtiCjBd a.place.of advertis­ whether i t w ill be possible to keep survived by her husband, H. Rob­ tions'’ would prove to be an easing TWniHIIMlU financial means. FROM "SAVINGS & LOAN" from 7 to 9 p.m. ing toe other day—March 2 to be the eight children together as ert Green; two sons o f N augatw k of the Weat’a specifications for the family until members of -the fam and Brooklyn, N .Y.; two other precise—which was obvloualy free brothers o f Newington and De­ inspecUbn system which would po­ fly and advisors cmfdr later tnii ^ > j of any direct taint of commercial­ troit, Mich.; and four grandchil­ lice the treaty. In this rumor, the week. -Funerale ism. It was obviously published dren. "new experience" to which the Meanwhile, contributions, col purely in toe Interest o f public lections at business places and FYmeral servicea will be held to­ Preeldent referred would be recent morrow at 3:30 p.m-. at the Taylor David K. Westmoreland morale. REMODELvour KITCHEN pledges of donations are forth­ returns showing that our smallest and M o d ^ FUneral Home, 136 S. FYueral services for David Kent It pretended to be an advertise­ coming in a spontaneous response tmderground tests had been easily from toe public. Main Bt, West Hartford. Creina- WeetmoreUmd, IS, who died yes­ ment which was spreading toe tion will be in Springfield, Masi. detected a t points far around the Checks made payable to toe terday morning at Hartford Hos­ word of a new chemical answer to Lacroix Trust FUnd may be de­ F'riends may call at the funeral pital after a brief illnees, will be world. This would mean that our home tonight from 7 to 9 o'clock. toe problem of crab grass. livered in person or by mail to toe held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at toe Memorial contribuUona may be past insistence on having so many Savings Bank of Manchester, 285 Charles H. Vincent A Son FYinerel inspection stations located inside W hat it really did, o f course, was made to toe Hartford Cancer So­ Home, Albany Tpke., Canton, Conn. B. Center St. ciety. each particular country was now to prestot, on a frigid second day He waa toe eon of Woodrow and of March, less than three weeks Washing dishns Alice Schmidt Weatmorelancf of 20 outmoded and unnecessary, since Frederiek A, Roberts before toe official event of a thing Forest Lame, Canton, and waa bom simost anybody, anj-where, could if Dosy todoy... High Winds, Tides FYed^ck Arthur Roberts, 65, in Manchester on Feb. 10, 1947. detect nuclear explosion of any size called spring, a beauUful thought. of Knubon Rd., Old Lyme, for­ The Rev. Dr. John D. Lee, paatori ( 6 ) It was toe beautiful thought of Hammer Coastline merly of Manchester and Harti' of._toe. ’Trinity. Elplecopal Church, anywhere. ’ f6rd, died yesterday morning at crab grass growing, profuse and Ciantoii,''will, officiate. Burial will ‘IW s rum or did not last very Wa home. bright with Its own particular (Continued from Page One) be in Mountain View Cemetery. long. First, William C. Foster, the He WM bom Dbc. 17: 1896, in Bloomfield, at toe cimvenience i t Fresideat'a lead man on disarma shade of green, in toe midst of Manchester, and lived in toe Hart­ toe family. Athletic Conference baakethall ford area until moving to Old lawn otherwise parched by August Friends may call at toe funeral ment questions, denied the rumor tournament. They were to have Lyme 10 years ago. He was a drought >me from 7 to 9 o'clock tonight. . point blank and said that, to' the been held In Storra and New Ha­ house painter with Sepia BuUdktg Donations to toe Hartford Hos­ /fspala Sport Cbsi^'-tere's oteul ewfidMaf *oii’d aqieci qf « » 4* jw*»6 » eof—azwpl tt* **p*nsfc contrary, w e might now be In- For toe very thought of crab ven. Oontractora in Old hyme. Public Works D^fMUtment plow pital Heart Fund may be made in slstliv on additional safeguards for grass, we are p atefu l. It la a beau­ Surviving, are Ws wife, Mrs. REMODEiy«BA!HROOM ^SINCE 1891 ing and sanding crews were put David’s memory. tiful thought. Alwilda Gaudett RoberU of Old an tauq>ectlon eystern. ' on toe alert around toe state. The Lyme; four sons; Robert M. Rob­ Second, the Advanced' Research As for any new weapon agalnat Wednesday Only S to 8 P,M. Staibe Highway Department also Mra. Artlinr B..IauraiHi the ear that gives you more to be happy aboutCtei.W People buying, building or imptoving erts of Niai^ic, James A. Roberts Project Agency of the Defense De­ crab grass, we couldn’t be Inter­ alerted its creWa and Leonard C. Roberta, bototif Private funeral aervicee for Mrs. Fairfield Beach and toe Pine Mae Boehm Larson of West Wil- More car for your inoney when you buy, more money for your car when you trade! partment, the agency which Is in ested less. LOhg ago we learned homes have looked to Savings .and Loan Old Lorme, and Fred M. Roberta Creek areqa of FUirfield repotted o f Sherman; four dmighCere, Mrs. Hngton wera held yesterday after­ charge of Judging Just how well we that- lawns were best left toe fre « FAMILY NIGHT extensive Doodbig, and several That’s our Jet-smooth Chevrolet with rich, comfortable interiors that make you feel' for financing: If you are -jjlanning any of to's hoflM hDoting Chester Eknerick o f 'ITipmpeon- noon a t toe Watkina-Weet Funeral can detect nuclear explosions and domain of anything toat wanted to families in toe more orlUcel areaa ville, Mrs. Harvey RasmuaSen and Home, 142 E.'Center St.. oif developing better methods for grow that was green. In lawns, as wets evacuated.. Mrs. Clayton. 8beplei|to, both of The Rev. William F. Gender HI kind of pamipered,' Body by Fisher craftsmanship that pleases the perfectionist in you. these projects it will be to your own inter­ our woyl A t 1:15 am., after Pine Creek doing so, produced a report which in life, in nelghborliness, or in for­ Old Lyme, and Mrs. Henry Paskl o f St. M ary's Churoh 'officiated. ALL YOU $ 4 .50 Ave. and. Front S t became flood­ Vigorous V8’s or a savings-sawy 6 you’ll get a kick oUt of tKjssing. Space (and howl), Ton gat pramiuto qeality of Wallingford; a step-mother, Burial wUl be a t the Oonvenlence interpreted the results of our re­ eign policy, it is best to function ed, police warned residents in the oT'the family. est to consult with Manchester's oldest MofaiDNBt with R T 4 $ . . . tbs Mrs. Mae Roberts of Manchester; cent tmderground test explosions with no arbitrary, declared en­ . PE R Jniie Creek area to ‘ leave their gra^ and a ride so gentle you’ll think all the bumps have gone into hiding. Comes Btost eonpiataiy Mhethrs fM l a brothef, Leroy Roberts .ef Cov­ as results which illuatrated defi mities toward any. living feature CAN EAT J L PERSON homes. entry; 23 graadchUdien and Mrs, Bobert F. Seesloas finaheial institution. sO addMTa in nsa today. And trade-in time, you still sit pretty because you’re handing over a Chevrolet denelee and gaps in present detec­ of the earth on which we find The fire dqiartment sent an am­ giaat-granddiUdren; and several Funeral sarvieee for Mrs. Kath­ MENU yov gst pnodom awies. An- phibious duck to' help. nieces and nephews. tion powers or systems. This find­ ourselves. Crab grass leaves far erine T.‘ Seaelons, w ife o f Robert —which year after year brings a higher resale return than any other full- Old Fashion Chicken Soup toiniitic dsBrstiaa . . . a bal- Water poured over Fairfield Funeral servtees will be held to­ F. Seealona o f . 58 W est S t, who ing, too, would indicate that in­ worse a mark on toe man who be­ auesd payoNOt plan and asaay Beach Road near Peofield Favflion SOUTHERN morrow at 11 am. at the Jewett died yeaterday will be held stead o f offering the Russians comes obsessed with it than it ever othw ortwedislgnsdtoaaaha aiKl another portion of the load .funsral Home, Boekwitb Lane, Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Concordia. size car in its field? More? Plenty—as _ _ firoirDAf rrr near RoUand Road. - lighter, more casual system of to- leaves on'any lawn. We’U buy no FRIED CHICKEN boma haatiag r m O t t m - Old Lyme. BugiM wfll bs in West Ixitoeran Church. A t Stahifovd, lowlands in the your dealer’ll happily tick olf for you. jEil-olnUUln LuEVIIULliI apei^on, w e would, instead, be de­ chemical, but we’re grateful for Spaghetti, French Fried Pota­ Oemstsiy, Manchester. A aarvlce o f prayer wiU be held toes, Tossed Salad .Neopolitan, southern end of toe oUy were re­ Friends may call at the funeral for toe fam ily at 10:80 Am . at ttBfndonaNdcirpriefipabUihediaUieNitionil ' manding Isomethlng more elsbo thought of something green. - f t * Bread and Butter, Coffee or M o b i l h a a t ^ ported impassable even before horns tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock. Holmes Funei^ Home, 400 Main lAuisaioiile Daelera Astsditim USED CAR GUIDE. tato than! before. Tea. U gh tide and. Civil Defense work- S t Finally, in our effort to judge r/ ttni WBM giflit#«i$ ysstsrday at Cedarcrest Hos­ pital in Newiagton. He was toe ~ Robert A . lA eroix -go 'brok and Include previous leads ATTENTION vision antenna failsn. Thera wan YVE GIVE a^ minor p o « ^ dlaruptions. brother of Mrs. Helen SUvinakl of Hie fwsnU of Robert A. Le- ho himself had given, in press con LOAN North Coventry. WILCOX-RAU CHEVROLET. INC. OM EN SriMIIPS Corners from the Buckingham cratx, K overland S t, was held CAR^fR CHEVROUT CO.. INC. .ferenco remarks. HO has shown BUSINESSMEN A. -> S i > c ; i. f I <. building in downtown Wateihury Mr. Utke was bom in Poland thla morning the John F,. H er- MANOHESTEB, CONN. NEW BRITAIN, CONN. N’ signs Of demanding not only an in tnmbled-to toe streaL No pne and had lived ht WsOMrsfield for ney .Fimeral HomeT 218 W. Center 40 yean. A foreman' at Arrow- ■peCtlOQ W v y enough and \thor- For .your Ckmvenience HOB NOB was injured. i St., with a aolemn high Maas of light snow and gusty winds, Bast and Hagsmaa CSo., ha had requiam at Churdi of toe As OUgb enough to detoot any nuclear MOMIIRTY We Wil} DeUver with temperatures oC SO, w en re­ been employed by that firm for sunqitlon. DWORIN CHEVROUET. WC. THE ORODY CHEVROLET CO. axplosion which might,take plaCe, S T riNAIiCIAL INSTITUTION ported in ti^nstsd. 47 yea n . Ttw Rev. Franote T. Butter was Year Orders Promptly I EAST HARTFORD, CONN. WEST HARTFORD, OONN. w t also good.enough and sharp BROTHERS In Norwalk. poUes . wen evac­ Funeral asrvlcsa will bs haid eeUbtant, aialited by the Rev. anough to «latoat erw anybody's 1007 MAIN STREET—NEAR MAPLE STREET . _ uating several famiass in the Thursday at 806 am. at the Talaiv Edmund O’Brien o f Hartford aa ■harbor view seetioa. aid Funarai Homs, 380-Mapls Avs. deacon and too Rev. Joaoph H, Mc- planning Rar a nunltir mcplosiott. DEWEY-RIOHMAN Ml 3-5135 T i m e pabHe achooie w a n sst with a solemn: Kaao c t rsmtioin at Oum da aubdiaeoH. Seated in toe ARDBRY CHEVROLET. INC. 'tt this la what tha Praddont up to rseetve avaeussa if aaeea- SB. C yril and MoUMdhts ChttKh a ta M m xy were ttw R t Rev. M9gr, CAPITOL MOTORS, INC. Ojpon Until 5 P.M. Mondoyy Tuesday and FrIday'KSlyVam 2 m en Cam St. . W INDSOR, OONN. natna by Tiew medilleattoBa wiul 767 M A IN NT. ■ery. at 10. Burial wfll ba in ItoM HH1 John T. Hannon, to# Rev. 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V - L ■ MANC)HSSTEB EVENING ^ERALP, MANCHESTER. CaNN^ TUfegPAY, MARCH 6, 1962 TT MANCHESTER EVENINQ HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1902 P A O B I ^ K DAILY (JRQSSWOHD PUZ'ALE '-.I t BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING IV>USB with MAJIOR HOOPLE -t*T V\ FIVE DOU-AI^ SERVICE iifir/wwTo ^ CHAB5C, PLUS WHATEVER PAV A FIVE DOLLAR Zooers Deny Church Bells W ill Herald Deaths Last Mght tUSS.THEWPS I DO TO VER TREE, FEE JUST TO -, HALL «OMeTHINS WR0N6 ELMERl owive Araw^ Aniwtr to PrtWoMi ftnilo BALTIMORE (AP) — Carlyle MAK-KAPR-LuM-M-t f IW Q .y Barton Sr., 76, former prealdent WITH ONE 6F/WTWEESI BLOCKS! AND NOW, LADIES AMD Seikitor's Successor H obN obBM World Prayer Day on Friday WHAT WIU-YOU ifreoesf ReGRErtJAfWOWNCBtHAT / of the board of Johns Hopkins FOR RENT SEfWLWMEN, AS THE Mic/HAOEBHAsm»4,BR'. ^ ■— — " ■ ^ . 1 ' Ur^vethlty, died Monday after a CHAWETO g r a n d FINALe,X COME OUT ANP AH.cALLS5-t»-Be nWTADort /1 AiAGe*/ ACROG* tlbbTiiutia By a 8-3 vots, th« sonina hoard Church’ bell* Will ring at nobn^Jochlm^ ' and Mri? Raymond long illness. Barton', a lawyer, had FOB ALL OOCAJilONS present MA30R AMOS TTMirUE. -gjg ' of appeals uphold UiO liooo-foot LedwUh. served as trustee emeritus of the CHBCK IT? AHOOfLaOFOUROWH TDHELPTlWHTHe ------fciMtor.lUiitleo F sun on Friday heralding the World Day /ASTMONAins/tSTROMAim / FOmUNATELMpncmiM, rulo latt ni«ht to d«nyln( a apociai Mrs. Ambrose Diehl is general university since hie retirement as Inquire lidrfiaaiaa Hall RAlRCiry.'HEWILL J.-----Jr. lOWttboaU of Prayer aervlee at 2 p.m. at South X HAVB PHEnARBP A TBcHeeMM llFnncb exeopUon rdMOot for a liquor U- chairman, assisted by Mrs. Ever­ board chairman in 1958. He had 24 OOIAYAT &T. INTRODUCE THB BRIEF TALK ON/W/ tuminoro cenM aakod by a Parkadq rOiUu- Methodist Church. • / ett ' Johnson and Mrs. Walker been named a member of the board \CeLE0RmeoTi6HT- UwJaM — W t-6l6s—8d 8-M99 INCRTOI0LE b a t t l e s ' BrMtot llPiintnl rsnt Brigga. soloist-for the service will both'of the Johns Hopkins Univer­ ROPEViALKER, ISConfedoraU The service will be preceded by a ' With 1HB SOOTH s e / « 11 Cwm/BiUoii The board'8 dooislon was proood< be Mrs. Roy Johnson of Emanuel sity and Hospital in 1926j^?TBar- ,tt„ I I ■ I iiHa I I • ll■lMll^ MR. SU P THuew ■gcnetal potiuek at 13:15 p.m., in Cooper :HEAOHONT6BS6 flHEWBO;. Mlmraedlitelr ed by arjiumOnU pro and eon at a Lutheran, end orgenist will bS ton, who was bom In Maryland, MAGEE ISVodic aiCertiN Hall at South Church. Reservations Ia ^ . oot' 22HaveUf« publto hearini? hold In BOnUOy Mrs. Stuart Ferguson of Commu­ was chancellor of the Episcopal 16 Scab wotker School on HoIlUtor 1^ whorc a for luncheon.should be made with nity Baptist. ’The benediction will diocese of Maryland at the time 17 Iboca cbanctcr ^ „rtlon petition woo doILvorod % the Man Church Council representatives in of his death. , 18SUNdb«u1nc 2!5SSSJ^,®" 32 Propoaitian 47 European be gi'ven by the Rev. Lawrence Al­ TJB. M«. WA FA tM. jr-1 aWRTTiME/ TT i r r ? r 6 16 It r Guard aide-de-camp. A graduate 35 Feminine r r therevta carrion, the eaglea will will participate in a dramatlxatlon, of the Coast Guard Academy^ ‘Must’ tor Bath appellation "In Unbroken Une," relating the 26 Dining rigallT IT H gather,'•^aesorting that the opposi' Iverson will have the rank of lieu­ Due to the very nature of the MPoefoartbaT tion atemmed from a fM r of com- spread of World Day of Prqyer to tenant commander in hiS''''pott. room, all furirUhing* and accee 41BuIUltfitera nr II petition and^this waa not a auffi- nallons around the world and Its He succeeds Lt. Cmdr.^Rbbert J. aories selected fOr bathroom use 43 Mineral apriag - ^ 3 8 dent reason denying the Hob projects to meet the needs of peo­ FTanagan, who resigns. must be safely washable. 46Notdooed w 19 9< Nob requeet. V 47BltmUi I ple. MOuatamalan r Hob Nob 8hoppee;^Tb<='< I* situat­ Church women participating In B E N E n C IK L timbortno ed at 384C W. Middle Tpke. and is the worship service will be Mrs. FINANCE CO SSHabcMT aaeaik 5T a u a 10 in. Bt/klnesa Zone 3. v Everett Johnson of Emanuel Lu­ S5IIamoBtae According to town ordbiancea, theran, Mrs. Max Schubert of Con­ MANOHESTEB. CONN. E6A|»ioadMid ST no request for new liquor iraUets cordia Lutheran. Mrs. Edward M l 3s4W A STPanaod ■ ahall be granted if they are wlOin Werner of Emanuel Lutheran and , ML^tiegged ST 1 1 bM N IIM mh tM.N MMs snae% CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER ■ 1 * a 1,000 foot distance'from an ab- Mrs. Thomas MorlSy of North' nf*M Is It wsutNIw MsMt Isitilleisli DOWN s r ready estabUriied liquor outlet. Methodist. •I iiais Mcfc. lAtfaetionate Board Vote ’Those taking part In the drama, It Board membere voting for denial directed by Mrs, Galvin Huey, will PRISCILLA’S i^»P BY AL VBKMKKR parantaltlUo 1'“ SlaeaBoae woody w IT n IT w were Roger B. Bagley, chairman, be Mrs. William Mercer of South A H c r rw E R , , ' o h , P r i s c i l l a ! I— J A P E N ’T t o u g l a d Want ■ Daniel Hair and Vincent Genovesl. Methodiat as narrator, Mrs. Thom­ LAMP.. SoUVE SPOILED THE IT D ID N'T H A P P E N IN abnuhwood 8T b Oppoaed to the denial were John as Spano of Community Baptist as THE MORNING?' (diaU , HI, MOM." BROKEN.', ^I^EST OF MY 4BaehaIaror Cagianello and John F. Clifford. reader, Mr*. Roy Johnson of I M HOME.V ^P^Or/abJ is Basing a goodly portion of hla Emanuel Lutheran, Mrs. Fred J. Front End .DAY.' argument that the liquor outlet w Hutt of Trinity Covenant, Mrs. 6I«nga 19 ' f at Hob Nob ahould be granted be Jack McBride of North Metho- 7Sm^ cause of the fe c ia l character of dUt, and Mrs. Daniel Stewart arid Special the development in the area, Atty. Firemeft pour water and air foam mixture onto early morning blaze. Mr*. Walter Holman, both of South ^oLm cs •nw y LaBelle noted there was a package Methodist, as voices. ■tee. $ I 2 M store at the parkade already, but .V ... tGCTVte s&juez SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI Also, Mrs. Darrell MorrissettS that with this* exception there of Emanuel Lutheran. Mias Ma­ (I) AUON FRONT END weren't any other outlets in the in Engntrom of Trinity Cove­ (3) BALANCE FRONT / 1,000-foot area. WHEELS— REO. |4.00 / nant, Mrs. Walker Briggs, Mrs. Atty.' LaBelle .also said that, Martin Kelderltng and Mrs. A1 (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL roughly speaking, there weren’t fred Whitney, all. of South Meth BEARINGS any other restaurant Uqiior per­ odist, Mrs Cheater Bigelow of (4) CHECK BRAKB SYSTEM SIRE, mits vrithin one and one-half miles, Center Congregational, Mrs. Hen' and that the closaet one was at a WRJ ry Robert and Mrs. Lawrence ALL POUR ONLY Burnside Ave. restaurant in East Steevea of Community Baptlat, b e in g . Hartford. 7'^ J Mrs. Griswold Chappell of North BONNIB BY JOE CAMPBBLL IHVAWP! He also said that ainoe the 1, Methodisl. Mrs. Carl Rohrbach of 000-foot rule waa adopted, the Am. U. A r«t-OBm Second Congregational and Mr*. 'WHAT»TH1S-'A> Parkade has developed into a dif­ Chester KobUnaky of St. Mary’s SEEM$TOWEK£H ..-'PIECE OFCAKEIM ferent kind of merchandiaing unit E^plscopal, as representatives of A B O U T T H E SAM E f ] ONE HAND ANP A than any other part of town, and Various niaiUons. \ • ''.B A N A N A IN T H E that the permit waa wanted to help Ushers will be Mrs. Philip Susag O O D o t service a growing community SrJtVIOE ON ALL of South Methodist, Mrs^ William CONVENTIONAL BIAKBS area. Coates of United Methodlsiln Bol­ Plan 9 PJd. doalng ton, Mrs. Winslow Manchester of ' In addition to tbe distinct char­ I'lK.-me ENEMY HAS JUST I St. Mary'f, Mre. Fred Hop* of acter of the Parkade development, Concordia Lartheran, Mr*. Heilty 1SEIZEP *rrtE CCNSlAt. f(C »D .) the service Hob Nob would per­ MORIMITY form for the area’s nearby Apart­ Anderson of Emanuel Lutheran ments and residential develop' and Mrs. Mdrk Hill of Center ments, Atty. LaBelle pointed out CongregaiUdnal. BROTHERS that Grand-Way etoree contem­ Membera of the luncheon an 191-815 CENTER ST. hoepitaiity' committee, ell c TEL. MI 8-6188 plated staying open until 8 each South Methodiet, are Mrs. Dunlap, nighL ’This probably. will mean other Mrs. Donald Culver, Mr*. Melvin retailers in the Parkade will be i-b staying open until 9 p.m., causing "I think, Sanatbr, the audlerieD ic mixing this program expanded business operations JUDD SAXON MY KKN BALD and JERRY BRONDKIELD up whh your ‘Food for th# World' program!'^ which the restaurant will be called OMiucurmn on to handle, Atty. LaBelle felt, HELLQ TY...OH.IPLIKE Atty. LaBelle also said that - >OU TO MEET MR6. I BOSWORTH...THISI9 TYLER there are 'a number of non-con­ S hortly after VANCE... BY BOUS^DN forming liquor permits in town t*>y Special Introductory Offer CHECMNS INTO THEIR. LITTLE SPORTS X virtue of establishments being lo­ HOTEL, PAULA AND/ cated before lonlng came to Man- JUDP ARE AGAIN Taken in tow by chestprl, and that the aiming board BRUNO BONP. had granted variances to the 1,- 4 OOO-foot rule on two or three Ui' stances^ * Hob Nob is not making for the 1000 uaual type bar operStlon, Atty. 'LaBelle eUted. The restaurant _cmtemplsteA-a-eervlce-bar -o p e ^ - »■ , tion which will be open to 9 for Ti.M«e g . ^ six nights of the week. In aU-probability, the bar would be located In a present storage Stamps B. C. BY JOHNNY HART area, and that the Uquor would be 1000 distributed from a single window BUZZ SAWYER - \ BY ROY CRANE 7 " . . . - ' 7 cut in tfie waU of the storage area, JIUST OVKIDS T i l E ^ TDTffi MIVYBASE, A WMDN8 SIDE STREET,OUN5H m a n !...ITS Atty. La^lla said, adding that Fire is believed to have started near this rear door. HERE'STUE StlnaSE OF HEROIN, niOWH, AND,REMMBER, PONT ^w irn NEON uanE,auTTERED wtn cwdo shops, bars, honky-tonks-. \ A ^OODIHING in order to buy the liquor at Ihe VDirilTAKE irTODIE'ilOaVWOOD BAR* CALLME*^*IWOUSr raetaurant it would be necessary WITH PURCHASE OF ANY MAJOR APPLIANCE AS HOM KOHS CHARLIE TOLDYDU TO, ANOniRSMloe, AMD L V , ^-LsreppEDCor to buy food as well. AMD AWAIT DEVEIOP^TS, VamiEUOTNNIDSCD OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 10th ZUTAH. ALONG BEHIND, R5R A MINUTE. Ha reported th# resUurant had CVEMTOKHOWIC, not made any UquOr appllcaUon f , request to the . state, , and that changes in the service bar use would require the resUurant oper- atora to come back before the ron- Ing board. r 1 '1 I ' n ('!pE- Speaking in support of the res- 1 I , ■ I nilI I I Sfe.af i-u tx u w t’S bid were William Bran- 5 : r - ' • j ‘I! nick of 8 Hartland Rd. and Ber­ 3-b nard U Katt of 424 W. Middle ■Tplre. Waata Exceptions Halted MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI. Speaking for the Manchester Package Store Assocoiation’a 14 WICKET FINN BY LAnK l EONARC Tt»iAT^AU. I'M'SCRRvf^Rr.BurrriE IHAlEOlOTURNDaWlN membera wal Sol Cohen, treasurer, THAT /W/RRtt PB IN O P L E N a ^ THE PRe5ICiENta=THe who aaserted there havu been varl' 2 Speed 10 lb. r HAD VISITORS T VISITORS? MLkgICANO TO6HAKEHAND5WTH UNITEC'6TATBS,0Ur ancet to the l.ODO-foot rule before , I'MJtEAOY, WHILE TOU WERE L W HO? and that' there should not be any sleepjn p w l i CHEERINS? ANYBODy- A PRINaPLE F& ITS TEN OlCLDCK, PHIL» ^ HOGAN} m MEET ; more exceptions granted. With AND IT'LL TAKE A LITTLE J V^OOTATTHE CQ^NOiKNOW. A PRINdPLe. TIME TO GET TO THE aEVATORJ every exception granted, chancee W a s h e r AIRPORT' ------V are that others desiring to "sneak In” would find the going that much easier,' Cohen said. ■, . Wator lavsl and w attr temp. eMitrola and lint filter Actually, approval of tbe Hob m i noc. Mob request would place the out­ let vrithin the 1,000-foot distance O ur Low, Low. Price of two paricage stores already Evacueefe of Johnson block, Elizabeth Dowds, Mrs. Anne Gannon, Mrs. natablished, . Cohen taid. These Hazel Fattey, Mrg. Marion Doudera, and Mrs. Valentine Kacenovski/ two are the Harvesl HIU Package relax at Elk’s home while.'firemen fight blaze in Main. St. stores, ^ Store (in , the Parkade), end 7 " Brownte Package . Store, on W. Budget 5 Middle Tpke. ' . ’ z The latter outlet is beyond the $ 2 2 4 Terms CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNK’R 1,000-foot dlatance from the res­ Uurant lUelf.. but la within Free delivery-—I year service MR. ABERNATHY: ^ BY RALSTON JONES and PRANK RIDGEWAY VBS.eASriD7f« nomnW( distance because the ruling sUtes WWBRdmrW \ «MBMMA BORPtR. the measurement ehouM be Uken ' PARIS- (VVWfKTHANKTOU, BUT /T WIASNY n e c e s s a r y WHY DIDN'T VOU JUST J HMUtDIDWaM IlDSMTHBPMGRIM from the property Unef.,. and in 5 year warranty on je a r case E«SHiqNS M R ABERNATHY. to MAKE ASPECIALTR/P AAAILITTOUS? fHMwrDeo /ATANBXcNmnoNaim M /SSriER AMD PRlNGrUSTHECHECK mnieuHi /MiHiRSMONOFine . this case iWs Includes the G rs « B009KTA 1 . - Manor parking lot, Cohen claimed. >OORSeLf= PNDRAaiMASAim — and also ■ • PRE99iN lAtCillLWRUMR AJso opfiosed to the Hob Nob U4, HERE J aecording'to apiNusmen represwtl- WEEk. ; Ing the reatSB«*BU, ware Cavey’a Purchase value ...... • .3349 etampa HERElSA ResUurant Oh;8L Omter S t $ n i PLAID Extra free amount ...... 1000. •tamps. CHECKTD WlUie’a Steak House onICenUr S t' 1WYFOP.rn WiUlam CNekainakl o< WlUle’s 3249 P, stamps sUitad the 9 p.m. closing waa-not a STAMPS Total 3249 . restriction snd.Uut the operator. Model JA83 * could remain open until 1 ajn. If he wanted to. . ' . .J OiekainSkl pointed out that tbe reaUurant’B; proposed reetricUon Tested, Adjusted. Deiiveredj Guaranteed and Serviced on serving alwhol only )vith food LiM. Tji.»» len’t msndatory; liquor could be B y Our Own' Mechanics THE S'lDRY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WII.SON SCltUlGGS obUined teithout birring food. D A V Y JONES BY LEFF and HeWlLLIAMS The sonlng laws have been fqund Famous For Service-Since 19,31 BILUE,I CroPPCDM bepeBeisl to the community end ATOTHGIC AND fWTHCK TO TS a "have wUhstooQ the tost of time,” THEM THE GOOD HEWS-1. OlNcrinaki said, adding that the 6ETTM3 MAXRSD. , precedent eetabllehed by the boarfe ^)provai wmdd prove t o be detn- mentaf. „ .U O < ^ BOOM AieNT DP HARTPORP IA P)-I^m ' 'jrent tncreaaas at the Univeralty of Ont- necUebt are expected to produce an aetimated 1838.000 anm ^y, i to etabttise the unlveMty's .aervlcca fund for the near future. The . monetary e^ - MSBChaater’s Largest and Oldeeit T V , Radio, Record and Appliance Store mate vraa otade by aUte audttOre yaatorday^ ' The booet la room ."v 7^ Easy, No Limit Paridng Coiner of Church St. rants Is ganeraSy considered an' ISO Canter 8t.l aKanaatlva to prapoml»,tor rala- t ig stadsnt f eee at tbs imtvarMty. lla k in g sure the fire isn’t smouldering^ in the deilini|., (H erald photos by Pinto,)'

;rr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE;STER. CONN^ TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1962 PAGE ELEVEN

THE First On-the-Field Crisis for Redlegs Herald Angle Foss Testifies He Asked for Peace with NFL By f-x - Fneese; Breaks EA K L Y O ST First Witness Sports Editor Wilt, Celts Big News To Take Stand Ankle, Bookie Y MIDGETS Whst Nfixt for the Round Ball Sport? StSadinge In Weekly NBA Play One man scoring 100 points in a basketball game. In AFL Trial W Pet. To Get Chance CHURCH TENPIN Unbelievable, yet true. Pagtni Caterers . . . .13 1.000 fitandlngs NEW YORK (AP)— Wilt Chamberlain's incrediblfi scoring Wilt Chamberlain Attained this figure last, weekend ss he Elki ...... 9 .643 NEW YORK (AP)--Mana W. L. Man. Auto P a r ts ...... 5 .417 and the quiet, team dominance of the Boton Celtics— the sea*- So. Melh. No. 1 ...... 49 is led the Philadelphia Warriors to a 167-147 victory over New BALTIMORE (AP) — Peck Lumber ...... 6 .357 ger Freddie Hutchinson of the St. James No. 1 ...... 43 21 Y ork in Hershey, Pa. Aineii’icfin Football League son-long story of the National Basketball Association-—are Wyman Fuel ...... 4 .333 the two moat impressive factors in the weekly NBA statistics. National League champion Wapping No. 2 ...... 42 22 Now that the century total has been reached by an individ­ Commissioner Joe Foss testi­ Boland Oil ...... 4' .308 Cincinnati Reds is faced with Second Congo No. 8 ..88 26 ual player, what is the next goal? t> fied yesterday he sent a letter (Jhamberlain’s outstanding per­ St. Bridget’s ...... 37 27 The da'y of the team rolling up Nailing down second place last formances are just toat—out- his first on-the-field criisis to«- Petersburg where "toe weather is to each of the Nationgl Foot­ standlng—in toe weekly statistica day when he must try and •Second Congo No. 1 ..8 6 28 100 points, or more, in a atngle night were toe Elks with a close Gary Harrison Second Congo No. 2 ...34 30 game Is now passe. Just great.” . . . Don Rutaell turned ball League' team presidents 31-27 win over Peck Lumber. The released by the league today. find a replacement for slugging out a fine freshman basketball asking that they not do anything Finding the champion Celtics is.a Emanuel No. 1 ...... 33 31 Any player who cah drop, or outcome went down to the last m third baseman Gene Freese. Second Congo No. 4 ..32 32 '.'i teafn at Wesleyan tola- season, the to destroy the new league. little tougher. Freese broke an ankle in the ■flunk, whichever toe case may be. 30 seconds before Artie Clarke’s Paces. Victory Temple Beth Sholom ..82 32 Cards winning 13 of 15 gairiee . The letter Was dated Jan. 6, layup decided the contest. As uidial. the Celtics failed tn Reds’ Intra-squad game yesterday in 100 points! or more, has turned Jess Dow at Southern State Col­ place a man in the top 10 scorers, Wapping No. 1 ___ -...2 8 36 I960—a few days after Foes form­ Peck’s out to' upset the Elks and Hutchinson Immediately Indi­ in an extraordinary performance, lege hea been nam ^ to toe com­ ally took office as commisfibner and they don’t have an Individual So. Meth. No: 2 ...... 28 36 ftememoer when the same was started fast. Phil Cataldo and Tar­ For Marksmen cated that he would give fspkle mittee on rules o f' toe American of the new league. leader in any category.' Nor do Emanuel No. 2...... 24 40 «aid about a team posting 100 ry Nolan sparked the losers and Cliff Cook the chance to take o w . St. James No. 2- ...... 20 44 Football Ooechea Association. Dow The letter appealed to NFL ex­ they lead in any tearn offensive Not only Is Hutch on the spot; points, or better, in one game? joined the SSC faculty In 1946 at halftime It was 13-11, Peck's. Paced by a fine 189 fnxm Garj- category. Baptist No. 2 ...... 20 44 ecutives not to engage in practices ’ » .* but Cook Is walking into a lions Basketball, on all levels, scho­ When only 2S men were enrolled. The game was nip and tuck right Harrison, the Manchester High Team balance is a difficult Itqptlst No. 1 ...... 18 48 lastic, college and professional, the aimed at "destroying" the new down to the wire until Clarke’a f s ' den. Since varsity football was or­ league, but td' cooperate with the riflemen won their 13th victory of thing to determine dn atatlattc.s, The 25-year old inflelder already latter in particular, has been los­ ganized in 1948, Dow has led his hoop. Clarke (12) ^as high for the season al the expense of Wind­ but probably can be found in one B e ^ pinners were Art Johnson ing its appeal in toe past two sea­ fledgling circuit. the winners while CStSldo (8) led has flimked two tests with the team to 88 wins as against 25 Foss was the first witness to take '**-* - t'' .a, ham Regional Technical School of obscure category. It’s called the 202-200-^7, Don Anderson 214- sons. losses and five ties. Dow is a grad­ the losera. scoring average dlff.ererice—the Reds, but may Just have been a 580, DavexNewcomb 206-660, Tom toe stand at the start of toe second Willlmanllc. The Terhmen's 823 slow starter. He was 'voted the The schoolboys and the coUegi- uate of West Texas .State College fell well below the strong 906 past­ difference In a teamla average Atamlan 2lVJoe Hlranto 204, Ike week of trial in the AFL’s 810 EAST SIDE MIDGETS INSLIDE, OUT— Karen Dolin takes the easy way out as American Association’s most valu­ ans will survive but the proe are and played three teasoni with the ed by the Indians. score and Its opponents. Boston VERNON WITH HEAVY HITTERS—Washington Manager Mickey Vernon (center) Rhoads 203. ' in nee# of more than Chamber­ million antitnist suit' agatnst the The Bluecoats took over sole she slides down a slope at the Mt. Rose Ski Bowl in Reno, is pictured with two of his heaviest hitters to report for spnng training. On the left is able player last year, pla)dng for Thlladefphta IBagles. He was a Lit NFL. Scores of 180 were recorded by has a league-leading 8.5 Ih.that lains, Bob Cousys and Elgin Bay­ tie All-America fullback. possession of second place hv Nev., on the seat of her pants. Now, .ski here, young lady. one. Indianapolis, where he batted .311 HOLIDAY Gained Ti^i Chpioes downing the Hoeemen, 47-35, while Junior Fred Ja<’obs and sophomore Jim Piersall who was acquired in a trade with the Cleveland Indians; and Gene Wood- and slaimmed 32 home runs. BRCIAL lors to make both ends meet. The * * a Al Archibald. Junior, Bob Ihmfleld And, while Philamitients Dodge Pontiac despite a curtailed slate of games. more Oolts, as well as Heisman while Billy Hamilton chipped in Chamberlain, coming- off hi* Piersall Makes Promises pennant. He hit .277, slammed 26 Man. Motor Soles The paths o f toe two local men with nine. Don Olachefakie kept for the Big Eight lead Saturday . defeated to date. Chamberlain’s great scoring crossed recently at Tequesta, Fla. Trophy winner Billy Caooon «e suffered toe most stunning upset fantastic 100 point performance homers and drove In 87 runs after Race Caricellations Costly Louisiana State University and the Hoeemen in contention by night by beating the Buffaloes, Manchester 906 performance wae a gigantic per­ of the college boakeUMll Reason in Hershey. Pa., last week, needs being acquired from the Chicago ..B ob Rogera, assistant golf pro throwing in 17 markers while Ken­ 60-48. Kentucky nipped Auburn Gary Harrison ...... 100 89 189 By WoodUlig Outstanding shooters were Paul sonal accomplishment but 6ne Abner, Haynes of N orth T(sxas only 79 points to toecome the first . White Sox. Acato 163-402 (new high triple), at Ellington Ridge,- has been ny Hence did the bulk of the re­ Saturday )>ut toe Rpekeyee 'ittlr 63-60 in its only gaifie lest week. Fred Jacobs ...... 97 83 180 To Behave This Season wondere if i^ will do the game of named professional at Bronson’s State. Hmynas was the AFL’s ' top player to hit 4;000 in a single Cook was mentioned last week Ed Doucette 135-358, Joe Sacola basketball good in toe long run. back last season. bounding and helped himself to 14 hold a firm grip on toe top rank­ Mi-siselppi State nailed down at Al Archibald ; ; ...... 98 82 180 hS bait to get Don Demeter from course in Shelton. The p t^ la r points. least a .share of the Southeastern Bob' Dunfleld 99 80 179 season. He has three games to go POMPANO BBACH, Fla. 137. The three BalUmbre choices were ing in thia week’s Associated and should ifiake it easily, consid­ the Philadelphia Phillies, who need At Lincoln Downs Track Rogers seltved two years under The Lawmen upaet the Cruiaera title with victories over Tulane Al Sault ...... 98 80 178 POMPANO REACH, Fla. (A P)— No tantrums, no tempera­ (A P) — Jimmy Piersall, base­ Identified as Ron Mix of Southern TTess poll. ering hla 50.9 average—the first ball’s stormy petrel, said to­ a tlilrd baseman now that Andy RESTAURANT LEAGUE , Keep Town on Map Jimmy NichoU at' toe Westover California, Don Floyd of Texas with''a big first half. The •victors (83-62) and Misataeippl (63-58). Windham Tech. 823 mental outbursts, no show-boating, no arguments with um­ Air Force Base before Joining El­ went Opt front 20-8 by intermis­ Howeye.r, for the first time in Roland Maine 90 80 50-polijlr mark In the league. day he was "stunned luid Carey'decided to retire. The Standings Manchester runners, although Ohristlan and Marvlh Terrell 6t Bradley overcame St. Louis 58- 170 pires. * Phils tradqd Charley Smith to the LINCOLN, R. L-x (AP)—'.♦a mere start of anoto-er out of ISA Between snow and ice, Lincoln lington' two years ago. A former sion but toe Cruisers came back 12 weeks the Bucks were not 47 Saturday night, deadloqking Fred Maaon ! 92 74 186 hurt” by charges of his Wash­ W. not consistent winners In indoor Mississippi. ANOTHER WEBSTER ington teammate, Gene Wood- White Sox during the wdnter for Marco Polo ...... T^e byword at weatheivrbeat- days, Lincoln wUl try again to­ officials have mustered plows, caddy, at Olympic Fields, 111., strong in the second half. However unanimous choice for No. 1. They Cincinnati for first in toe Mfaeourl Lennte Watrous .... 90 75 165 Those were the promises made today by stormy Jimmy mile races this season, have never­ Haynes was the top choice of received 40 first-place votes from Piersall as be discussed his new^ ling, that he was getting Carey, and PJiils’ Manager Gene Imperial ...... em Lincoln Downs these d ^ s morrow. tractors, Imported a giant Jet en­ Regers is a native of Harvey, 111. the Pittsburgh Steelers and Can­ the lead wak;-too much to over­ ■Valley and forcing a playoff with, Andy Trudeau...... 93 70 163 BUFFALO N. Y. (AP) — De­ A couple of snowstorms, then a gine-blower from New York, tons theless helped put the town on toe ■Hie good looking golfer will be­ come. Dale Ostrout'a 18 points led the panel of exi^'ts, Mlssieaippi roleavic as.tbe No. x1 ^acutaglamor boy of the preferential treatment. Mauch has beert groomlng Demeter Trl Bolers ...... map. Pete Close smd Bob V(nton non was the first pick of the Los the Bearcaita for the conferehce’a Louie Plroka ...... 92 67 159 fensive safetyman Jtmniy Webster, fielder and I think I can get on W o o d 11 n g, the ^nators’ for the spot. is “ The rapds are o ff” instead sudden dip in temperatures leav­ of sand and rock-salt, even gaso­ come a Class A pro this season. Angeles Rams. the Lawmen to their second win State picked up three, and- Cin­ berth in toe NCAA Tournament. Other Manchester guns firing who la with the Buffalo Bills of toe Wasbtngton Senators. Air, Nat. No. 1 ...... have been campaigning from coast cinnati got. toe other two. “All (his club wants me to do base-but if they expect me to hit. player representative, charged General Manager'John Quinn of Oak Grill ...... of the happier cry: “They’re ing the course locked under an Ice line to try to get an upper hand Rogjars succeeds Ed Kowhlski who Other top choices who chose to of the season white... David Enes Cincinnati, winner of the national were Phil Rusconi, 169: Frank AmeHcan Football League, ia a .350 and collect 26 home runs, cover have forced cancellations ex­ with toe elements. to coast under toe colors of the has been named pro at Hop Mea­ chipped in with eight. The toulsers Wisconsin'B hustling Badgers ^ play ball," said the tempestu- yesterday that Piersall, the the Phils said yesterUay, before Pizza House ...... off.” , / New York A.C. and' Baltimore sign with toe AFL were Richie championaMp last year, will take KelkauSkas, 162; Pete Call 154; brother of fullback Alex Webster they’d better forget It. I hit .822 club’s highest paid player, got learning of Freese’s Irijiiry, "W e ceeding toe previous high of 11 Cancellation of nine days In dow Country Club. were led by John Savinoe 18 mark­ pinned the mirprtsing .setback on on the Braves at Eyansville, Ind., Jerry Oonklin, 132; .and Bob -ibus center field star. "They fig­ Decl’s ...... By ^ toe time this stricken oval Olympic Club. Vinton, like Close, Lucas of Penn State, Washington Ohio Stater spoiling the Bucks' of the National league’s New Yortt ure I’m the type o f ball player last year but I’m a .280 lifetime a room to himself and demand­ are not interested In CUff .Cook.' Draghl’s ■...... lost days In . a season. February alone cost the State of s e e Redskins; Johnny Robinson. Lou­ ers. Monday night. Valda, 127. Giants. hitter. Is bdek In lull operation, it will out of Manchester High, is study­ chances for a perfect season with people enjoy watching and I don't ed special eating money and It's a cinch that Hutchinson Air Nat. No. 2 ...... "I am not certain that I would Rhode Island 8256,000, according isiana State, Detroit Lions: Ron Out to Prove Point hade cost the track nearly a quar­ ing law at the Oeorgeto'wn Law End o f the Line an 86-67 victory at Madison. The nave to resort to silly stunts to bed boarda doesn’t feel the same way. ter of a million dollars In net take this chance again,” D ario to one official estimate. School. Last Friday night at Madi­ Biuton, Nerthwastern, Philadel­ "I know, people are saying I "W ho does this gruy think he Connecticut. State Society of loas was Ohio State’s first In 23 draw the i>eople to the park. And pitchers Jack Sanford afid Setting neW high single an profit and extra, weatoer-battUng commented about toe early open­ Among the heaviest losers have son Square Garden, Vinton posted phia Eagles, and Jack Spike* J. won't be as good with a club that is — Joe DlMag^o?" Wood- ing. "The heavy extra expenae ol been toe 650 track employees and Washington, D.C., will oflicially Syracuse Surprises starts this season and ended its “I’ve been accused of planning Pete Ramos felt interested enough triple records last week was W^t expenditures, according to Presi­ his bast mile time—4:09,8 — but Texas Christian University, Pitts­ Big Ten Conference winning all these things I do out on the doesn’t figure to go anywhere. ling asked. "I don’t like' this about th'e coming season to sign preparing toe track at tola time the additional 225 hired by a Bos­ welcome toe new. Senator from burgh Steelers. Buy with ConUdpaeo From Hartford Ooonty’a Oldest UNCOLN MERCURY Dealer I’m out to prove they’re wrong. HUinski. His booming 442 eatab- dent B. A. Dario. had to be content with second UConns at Storrs streak et 27 games. c field in advance. That’s not true. prima donna treatment he’s their contracts yesterday. San­ of year with weather such as we ton catering firm at toe time of place in the Columbian Mile. Close Connecticut, Jim Piersall, at a re­ Foss’ testimony prompted Chief ...... ' While I don’t pretend to be a super ^getting.” llsh'ed the new high triple /hiark Famed for IS years of early Feb­ The Buckeyes wlio have one I never intend to put on exhibir ford signed at San Fran’clsco’s while Us 174, which sparkM this, have been having could break us. peak activity. Most of them have was a distant fourth In 4:11.6. This ception April 7 in Washington.. Judge Rotzel Thomsen to ask for star, I think if I can help get the ruary and March’ spring meeting STORRS (API—The University ame retpeining—against Indiana tions. I never plan anything in “ "There’s nothing personal In Phoenix, Ariz., camp for a re­ effort, broke the old high single. "It’s going to cost over 8100,000 had only one full day’s work. City of Village Charm can lay Ticl^ets for toe semifinal games in a compilation of the, NFL draft club out of the cellar, I ’ve accom­ openings, Lincoln had to call ott the OIAC Class A Basketball of Connecticut has tangled with faturday^ lled up 444 points on advance. Those things Just hap­ t h 1 a," Woodllng continued. ported 825,000, a token raise for Other gaiims included/kmong Hl- extra to get this meeting really The enforced Idleness has hit the claim to the fact that it’i the only choices. Thomsen Is hearing toe a basis of 10 for a first, nine for a plished something. The way I see "I’m all for him. I hope he hits the rest of toe program yesterday Tournament will go on sale one case without a Jury in U.S. District Syracuse seven times In besket- 1962 MERI»IRY-COMET pen. I’m high strung and when his 13-9 record, and Ramos, of llnski’s brilliant set yfere 140 and underway. Rental of extra equip­ horse owners, trainers, stable help town, or city, in the country with second end so op. They were giv­ I become angry I sometimes do it. my Job is to try to make this .350. I want to help him and after two horses and riders fell In hour before game time— 7 o’clock Court. ball—and loat every time. Washington ended his holdout by i28‘ .. ■ / ment, overtime on toe payroll, ex­ and Jockeys. The Providence Jour­ two.outitandlng mile runners. en four seconds end one third. things without thinking.’’ club more respectable.” I’ll bend over backwards to do taking a slight cut from thq 820,- toe second race. tra help and all that. — tonight and Wednesday at To Prepare List UConn continued thla unenviable Before Piersall was traded by Also turning l i ^ 400 triple was nal reports, some ow ner s, and • ♦ ♦ Cincinnati’s Bearcats, w h o Colorful Player it. But when It comes to'dis­ 000 he got a year ago. Rarhos had The scorecard for a meeting "Besides that, we have lost UConn. Tickets for Saturday's Attorneys promised to prepare a streak last night by bowing to the the Indians, Jipimy Dykes, since BUI Wiercek with k<404. This was trainers were hard pressed to meet closed out their rejgiilar season Stunts or no, Piersall figures rupting harmony. I’ve got to an 11-20 American L«ague record scheduled to open Feb. 17 today about 8100,000 profit through not OfftheCuflf championship gams are also on list of the top NFL picks-toowing New Yorkers, 72-67. It was Syra­ SALE deposed as Cleveland manager, highlighted b y /a 146 game. Other their regular payrolls last Satur­ cuse’s second victory after 27 con- with a 61 -68 decision over Xavier to be one of the most colorful do something about It.” and led In gopher balls with 39, good scores/Included Jim Martin shows: One full day of racing and operating." day. Bill Roscoe, retired C.hency Tech sale now at toe UConn box office.. which league the players Joined— (Ohio) for a 24-2 record, gained playets in the history of the Sena­ declared the club had too -many -----Piersall s^d he had never Trinity, in posting a 11-7 basket­ the A F L NFL or Canadian. The secutlve setbacks, $ clubhouse lawyers. Jimmy’s hand­ Minimum S a li^ 170-392, p6m Farr 137-^, Joe Instructor, writes from Clearwater, 32 votes for second and staj-ed in tors. The brilli€uit defensive 'out­ asked for any special favors Fla., where he la wintering. Bill ball record,' shot at a 42.4 per­ list also win show which players i The Huskies battled hard to some face turned dark when he and he was at a loss to under­ Pitcher Bob Belinsky of the Los Oenovesl/869, Walt Arcklvy las­ chose not to sign professional •: catch up, coming as close as 67-65 the runnerup spot with 392 points. fielder, who batted .322 for Cleve­ is keeping close tabs on toe doings centage from the floor to 43,4 for Kansas State in third, Kentucky.ln PRICE was asked If he regarded himself stand why Woodllng had made Angeles Angels also signed for the ses, EiYBuJauclus 142-863, Roc1iey football contracts. I with 1:45 to go. But Syracuse land last year, was acquired in a major league minimum of 86,000, Lupacchlno 361, Al Bertussl 138. of the Philadelphia Phillies who the opposition and sqored SW bas­ fourth, Mississippi State in fifth \ winter trade that sent pitcher a clubhouse lawyer? the charges. Jay Michaels, a representative of countered with a closing plfertslv* DELIVElUiD LN which will,be boosted to 87,000 if 35A Al Falcetta 852, Bill Adamy Games Off train at Jack Russell Stadium, one kets ss against 606 by opl^ents. and Bradley in sixth also kept the Dick Donovan, two other players Cleroux Lowers Boom Sophomore Barry Leghorn out of of its own. MANCHESTER • "A clubhouse lawyer la an agita­ “I have always liked and ad­ he still Is with the team 30 days 361, Elwood Carter 145, Roland ANSONIA (AP) —The dAO of the show place ball parks on the the Music Corporation of America, q>ots they held last week. and cash to the Indians. tor. a troublemaker," he snapped. mired Gene very much," Piers­ Irish 140. West Coast of Florida . . . Another Hartford Bulkeley paced toe Ban­ which negotiated the sale of toe •Connecticut played without the after the season begins. He had postponed its State Tourna­ services of high-scoring Don Per- Utah's-Skyline champion climb­ Alternately grim and jovial, ,"I was neither. Ask any of the all said. "I don't know why he m ent semifinal basketball vacationer from these parts, tam scorers With 339 points, a new AFL’s television rights also testi­ ed three places to seventh. B a l ­ either bristling with anger or la teeing off on m e." protested that he was being treat­ fied yesterday. no, who injured his ankle against guys.I played with on the Indians. ALL-STAR MATCH — Midget games scheduled at Storrs and George England checks in from St. one-year Trin record. ing Green and Duke each klipped 1950 ed unfairly by the Angels. O r /C ourageous Logan bubbling with good humor, some­ I got along well with them. It was Piersall said he came to Michaels said toe AFL’s market I Rhode Island Saturday. orte notch, and Loyola of Chicago Boston Red Sox outfielder ;Gary All-Stara from the Y Lanes de­ New Haven tonight because of The big gun for Syracuse was times denouncing and other times only the writers with whom I camp determined not to create the heavy snow warnings. was reduced to one network when took over 10th from Colorado. praising, Plersafi touched all the couldn’t get along. If that’a the any controversies. Geiger was back In unlfo^ de­ feated toalr counterparts from toe NBC contracted to televise the sophomore guard Carl Vernick, spite a painful shoulder /^injury, Holiday Lanes. The victors won Notre. Dame e f W est Haven SAN. FRANCISC50 (A P)— Robert Cleroux, 206, savage- Kansas State trimmed Iowa oases as he qpoke on a variety of reason the club gave for trading "I promised my wife, Mary, and Hartford Publlo will hold 1960 games of toe Baltimore Colts who tossed in 24 points, breaking subjects, me, it was just an excuse for los­ before I left that I would watch but puncher Ted Wills Was still the first game 890-365 and toe fighting heavyweight champion of Canada, made tough, Lautenbach, Potter Rated Tops and Pittsburgh Steelers, both NFL the Syracuse record for second- sidelined by a shin inJUty suffered final one 358-345 while the Holi­ their Class A semifinal at "First, I want to say that I don’t ing? Dykes was releaaed, wasn’t what I say. I was determined Storrs Wednesday nlitbt Instead courageous George Logan, 205, of Boise, Idaho, his 25th vic­ teams and defendants in the anti­ year mto with a total o f 894. consider myself, anything special he? Would you call him an agita­ to be Just another guy. last Saturday. / day lassies salvaged the second trust case. Jerry Manning paced Connecti­ The Pirates will o e without utll- game 344-338. Top scores for toe of tonight, said John Ruddy, tim last night. > on this club, I have to win my Job tor? "When I was in CHeveland, tournament director. weight champ turned pro. Louis Among Indian JV Hoopsters CBS. another major network, cut with 20. the same as anybody else. I don’t they (the management) sent Ityman Dick Scl^ield fdr a couple winners were Mary Mallon 104, That required only seven rounds. had earlier signed a Contract to It was the only collegiate basket­ COMMEBCIAL "I think I handled myself well Two Class B games, Plaln- Then the one-sided, bloody battle is matchmaker for new United expect to be coddled. I Just want last year," Piersall said. "I had me to a psychiatrist. The psy­ of days after l)e Jammed his right Barbara McCurry 106, Carol Cran­ televiae a majority, of the NFL ball activity in the state last night ville-Newlngton and New Ga- was stopped to prevent possible World Enterprises, 'Ihc.y which ♦next year!*, varsity Squad with AND to be treated like anybody else. very little trouble with the um­ chiatrist recommended that I ankle Sunday. Kansas City’s Jer­ dall 99, Joan Baldyga 100. For the naan-Branford, scheduled at hopes to make a sensational pro­ By FRANK CLINE games', Nichaels said. ITie AFL "This la a tremendous challenge room alone, I can’t stand ry Walker,/ a pitcher, was doing losers Sue Correntl 100 and Jean serious damage to Logan’s swol­ "Coming in cold from the out­ most of toll year’s team return­ rights eventually, were sold to pires. I was thrown out of a Yale, will also be played tomor­ len right eye. Under California moting debut in Los Angdes soon. INDUSTRIAL and I don’t know whether I can game ju.st once. I learned my les­ smoke. I’m an early riser and light worjt after suffering a mus­ Urbanettl 107 and 108 turned In side there were a lot of adjust­ ing. ABC for 81,795,000. He told the row night, with the final on Fri­ rules, that’a a kayo, not a tech­ Cleroux is ranked No. *7 behind Another who may make toe do it. I’m coming to a last place son two years ago when I had to have other habits which might cle s p a ^ last week. good games. heavy king Floyd Patterson and ments that I had to make as a court this represented about 81.2 Clowning Carm day. nical knockout. Jump next winter is Paul Quae- club that needs the punch. I think pay J650 In fines. Yes sir, I don't upset a roommate. Outfielder Jack -Waters of the Two Class C games that were Clay No. 9. Buchman said ha coach. They certainly play a million less than their estimated "A s for the beid boards, sure nitschka (5-11). "H «’U only be ^ PAINTING I can supply some of It but I’m no want anyone mad at me this year, H p ^ o n Colts was hit above the HOLIDAY MONDAY WIVES— to have been played at New Today ■ Cleroux gets an offer he would agree for his French-Ca- different brand of basketball in value. ROCHESTER, N. Y. (AP) — home nm hitter. I’m primarily a especially umpires” I asked for them. I have a bad ankle by a thrown ball during Lori Sinlcrope 124—340, Kitty 81- doesn’t V'ant—unless he gets a toe Class A ranks here in Con­ junior next year but is a real fin* Insurance Coverage For E<5UIPPED WITH: Heater— Defroster— Diroctionul Signals- -Tubeless Haven tonjorrow night will be nadian to ineet Clay, "only for The favorite story of ox-welter; Your Protection back. What’s wrong with that? base running practice yesterday. brlnz 122— 337. Edle Correntl 118 played Thursday, Instead.. much better purse than his man­ necticut than they did in toe Class shootetr a>)d has good overall po­ I EverybOjdy with a bad back lots and lots of money.. weight and mlddlowOlght eham- Tires— Sun Visors— 12,000 Mile or 1 ^Ye8r Warranty The ankle was packed in ice but —336, Pat AnnuUi 131, Arlyne Hillhouse and Bulkeley will ager, Al Buchman, anticipates. "We want to fight someone C school where 1 previously coach­ tential. He ■ may wind up playing Inside Dope plon Carmen Baellio Mneonu a 8100,006 Compeosaflon gets boards. the injury did not appear serious. Noske 126, Lucy Draghl 124, Shir­ The offer will cOme from Joe ed in Massatousetts. with both the varsity and Jayvees 8800,000 PubUo LUbUlty "It’s true I didn’t want to eat play at' Storrs Thursday night, ranked above us so we cam climb,” recent visit to San Franehteo, ley Blnock 122, Muriel Smith 116. one day later than schediued. Louis, former world heavyweight he explained. "W e’d fight Eddie "Therefore, I guess you have to next ‘yew-" «T . PETERSBURG, Fia. (AP) where he taya he heard' a $25,000 Property Damage In the hotel restaurant, but it say that our 9-7 record was an All other boye Coach Ooeta men­ .•-A -visitor can get toe inside dope wasn’t because I'wanted to be BUSSING BOAT The final will be held Saturday. champion, for Oeroux to fight Machen or Zora Folley for a lot eportscaster refer to him on the HOLIDAY GUYS and GALS— Cassius Clay, 1960 Olympic heavy­ less than we would Clay." overall satisfactory season.. Like tioned were sophomores and fig­ on moet of toe Nationsl Letgue by olr ae "ugly.” EetabUahed 1018 exclusive. I didn’t like the food. Ron Pirkey 122-112, Dolores CHICAGO (NEA)—A boat that Phil Hyde with toe varsity there ure to need at least one more year visiting with the veterans of the '40 Years Of Servtee I asked for the privilege of eat­ Smith 119-116, Lynn Chapman 117, were a couple of games that I Baelliq, who hoa always had can ride a bus w’ill be seen at the of Jayvee experience. New -York Mels. Among toe more that eraggy look, aougiit tha ing elsewhere, but Ed Doherty, Bev Smith 111. Jo-Ann Haskell thought we could have won but Thumbnail Sketches (general manager) said all fel­ Chicago National Boat Show prominent refugees from other man oiif'and feigned great aa- March 2-11. The 12'^-foot craft 111, Leah Karin 110. Cleveland Anxious to Recover also know that three of our on » Going over them quickly Costa dubs are Frank Thomas of Mil­ WN. DIOkSON HA$ THE FINEST RECORD lows living at the hotel must n u n tin c point victories could have easily ...... eat in the restatirant.— I—sald- weighs Jii.st 23 pounds and can he summarized them as follows: waukee, Cliarlie Neal and Gil Vlf you want to dlteuaa..box«. carried In a ahopplng bag when U.S. MIXED TBNPIN — gone the other way too.’’ Paul Bushneu (6-8) "Picked Hodges of Los Angeles, Don Zim­ ‘Okay’ and that’s al] there was Gould 214—685,. Bill Ruhmel 209- So stated Nick Costa, head Ing and fighters,” stormed Car­ to It.” deflated. ■ r '^ a n a 750,000 Lost Paid Admissions^ right out a chpw line and talked mer and Richie Ashburn of Chi­ men, "why don't yon do Just FOR RESALE VALUE OF ANY COMPACT CAR! 205— 568, BUI Gabby 665, Ruth coach of Manchester High’s Jayvee into coming out for toe Squad. As­ cago, .Hoble Landrith of Ban icran- Heneghan 211-190—536, Joan Dlet- that! You're not supposed to be basketball team, as he looked back sistant Coach Jim Morlarty has ciseo, Bobby Gene Smith of toe Judging a beonty eonteet I \ ricksen 181—612, PearL Burnham TUC80N. Ariz. — (NEA) — > Medinger, who admits he knows on his first year as toe Injuns’ Jay­ worked with him moet of toe tini-e Phils, Jay Hook and Gug Bell of 490, Wanda Kaselauskas 196— 485, There have been innumerable re­ BaelUo break* up laughing at • HIGHEST RESALE VM UE OF ANY COMFACT-vAsk us to show you tlw FISHING little about the playing, of base­ vee mentor. but he BtlU needs more experience. Cincinnati. Joe Christopher of the story, "The guy wea ter­ NCAA Federation Plan Doris Anderson 478, Sally Heavi­ ports that the Cleveland franchise ball, hesitated to place the blame Which members of his Jayvees Pittsburgh and Bob Miller of St. ^Hguruf. ' \ would be moved. Size and desire make him a good rified,” be report* gleefully. sides 182—463, Annette Masters What Is coosiderad toe Ideal for toe decline of Cleveland at­ squad did Costa consider as top Louis. 457, Fee Bradley 456, Mary Mc­ There has been tallc of discour­ prospect. aotion (bend) for a rod to be tendance' on anyone. When prees- prospects as varsity material ? Bob Brannlck (6-1) — "Injury ; Laughlin 182—454, Joe Dupont used In canting anything from the aged proprietors.peddling their “ It’s hard to say how a boy will • THE PROVED COMPACT SUCCESS— Only ont with fin* car styling! ed, however, he agreed that, from prohibited him from seeing too Backed by All but AAU 213, Ken Wahl 202, Wlnnia Russo tlnleat flies to the heaviest lures stock. The situation being what It a Cleveland standpoint at least, do when he steps into varsity • MOST COMPORTAILE. SMOOTHEST.RIDING COMPACT, with merf 180.- used in fresh water? According is. George Medlngar was toe man eompetiUon,’’ . declared Costa. much'action but afain size and the club was unfortunate In the potential seem to be there along • room and lo n ^ t whodboM In th* Hold! to Jsnon Lucas, angling eMn active in toe outfit’s . uj> onto toe varrity. aquad he's a vely but his lack of size will be Byrnes 122-135— 359, Bob Friday business management since. The was stubborn and his bad press In lot more on his own^ than he Is working against him." wNb hutoirt cIom NmM. Un ^m M far doM high schools throughout the na­ Teat Due In June it from "wet-fly action,” which Cleveland spread to the public. 120-130—343, Sonny Craft 110-130 meant a priictioally even bend other is Nate Dolln, who came out with us and he has to show initia­ Rounding out the Jayvee squad 'Al MERC. $2295 'AO DODGE $1395 'Al T-BIRD $3595 tion yesterday backed the NCAA Even If the NCAA Is successful "Frank Lane rebuilt the cJuh, CMrfoft, low In I Mill m A tTOofcU froo iwilEri im —335, Gary Winter 111-118, Bob from grip to tip. All qur betteg ctf arena managemept. tive and drive." and prospects for future were Meteor "600" 4-door while. 2-door green. Radio, beat­ All white. Radio, heater, federation plan. in establishing toe complete fed­ but made so many trades that it Walter Byers, executive direc­ eration program, toe real teSt ConstanUne 112-113, Bill Allen ISO, American rod makers have abafi- Medlngeris answW teg a rd l^ toe Two top prospects,, as Coeta Steve Brady, Danny Sullivan, Jack Radio, heater, atandard er, atandard tranamiaainn. full power. . tor of the NCAA, said a time lim­ against toe AA'U probably will Dave Saplenzia 132, Ricky Smith doned "wet-fly vtction," so ublesa .club turning its back on Cleveland lost Its Identity. You really couldn't sees it, are Mike Lautonbach (S-7) McAdam and Roland Bessette. Comfarl tranemiesion. 126, Terry Klotar 124, Ron Star, ia a poslti've no. . tell toe players without a- score- and Todd Potter (6-0). "Both it would be set today for all or­ not come about imUl June. Some other type of aotion Is specif- card. , S'lihimihg "up Costs With the Iron Fireman CUSTOM ganizations to join toe federation On June 13, toe NCAA will hold rett 1?4, Doug Shorts 116, iocdly deecrib^ it’s to be tsken As to toe i«6babUltyot the club, Lautenbach and Potter are pretty the future greater emphasis will '57 DODGE Colavlto Deal Hurt Mark n Ainiae* you um a super- 'AO FORD , $1495 program. This would, of course, its track and field hieet. A week for granted tliat a rod meant for or any part o f to being sold, he good offensive and defensive play- be placed with toe sophomore can? '58 MERC. $945 JAYCEB MIDGETS -IT Dave pointed to the fact that six of the "The deal that hurt most at- •sotitivt thermostat which operate* DUMP TRUCK $1195 Falrlane 2,-doorr' Radio/ include toe AAU and the Armed later the AAU will hold Us meet o a s t ^ any sort o f , frerdi-water ersi They’re also good organiz­ didates. Only outstanding Juniors ih* furnace with tk* sllghtett varia­ 4-door blue. Radio, heater, Forces if they wished to' Join. ln_jjrder to -certify athletes to Vlara 101-109, Tom Tierney 102. stuff takes this "dry-fly" type of present seven owners, reside 'In tendance-wlae, of course, was toe ers and were able to pull’ toe squad Window Shades standard tranamlealon. Ex­ 5-apeed tranamlealon, An­ heater, P'ordomatlc. Tim Hassett 102. one that sent Rocky Colavlto to wQl be kept >vlth us. As I said tion of. room temperetuic. - This thony Holat, While the Armed Forces were xompete against a Russian track bend. Thait is, except In some Cleveland and evinced 'their faith together out there several times earlier, teaching fundamentals and iive* you remarkably uniform cellent condition. . In toe future by spending 8800,- Detroit for Haryey Kuenn. 'WhUe f Mock to Orckr represented at- yesterday's meet­ team July 21-22 at Stanford. very cheiq> rods not worth discuss­ when we were in trouble. As developing , talent for toe .yaisity adder temperature.' No matter FRIDAY MIXED DOUBLES — 000 for player develoi^ent In a Herb Score had lost his effective­ lenior*. they’ll be given a long ing'by Capt. Asbury Coward, ath­ Now then, once the track and ing here, in'«vbich toe bend may be in our primiuY Job." bow often the furoocs etaru there ALSO 'Al VALIANT $1745 letic director at the U.S. Nayal field federation Is established, Edmopd Zaglio 141-124-^71, Hen­ any type— except a good one. deficit year. ness, the people didn’t like It when leok primarily because' of their is no smoke, no eeot, no fouled '58 RENAULT $295 ry Frey 115-131—350. •S’* ■’HICK ' $995 4-door'all .-white. ’ V-20f), Academy who attended as an im*- there are threats that It will hold Wet-Fiy Action “Tha fact that we haven’t nu>ved he was shipped to toe White Sox experiencie.’’ oombuMion d w ab ef, BO waned ofi. VENETIAN ILIND5 '1 2-door nedan. Ra-' , 4-door. Radio, heater, Spe-. is proof that we never Intend to.” for Barry Latman. Colavlfb ^ arid <>Two other Juniors Jim Leavitt radio, heater, automatic partial observer, the AAU lived a meet June 22, the same date as 'Why was "wet-fly action” dis- ' Another Aaron Bring your old roller* In Dynafiow. ' clal! ■ tranamlaaion. t f e m m e s A FELLAS ^ A n d y stresaed Medinger, "W e moat„ cer­ Score were extremely popular to (6-2) and Neil Wise (6-0) wlU IM up to its previous announcements the AAU. If this happens, all fed­ oontinuad by all better makers? Cloanllnsss and save 85c per shed# that It would not attend. eration members will ask their Lamoureaux 359, Don Carpenter Because it 4dwayi was extremely tainly had precedent and plenty of Cleveland, starting with toe bobby- getting their final ehapee toifimke -BRADENTON, Fla. (.^ )- Against Program athletes to compete In the feder­ 137—351, Fran Crandall 142—344, poor for casting snything, even opportunities.” > soxersi” . i the vartlty next Decumbbr. Henry Aaron’s "kid” brother, Tom­ With the iiituat clean fiam* there '58 CAPDI. $1945 WE HAVE SEVERAL The AAU—the officially recog­ ation meet thereby stripping the Jeanna Irish 133-113 — 335, Flo wet flies. The action was Mow The widely fluctuating Cleveland The trading became ridiculous "Leavitt can develop into a real mie, is a candidate f6r Joe Ad­ are no 11* ^ of loot blowing from Model 62 4-dofl)- hardtop. 'Al PEUGEOT $149$ attendance has been as big a puz­ WILLYS JEEPS IN nized certifying, body for Interna­ AAU of moat prep and college Kloter 122, Rose Bean 117, Helen aim.weak' tend difficult to false when Lane swapped managers— good rebounder. But he’s got td be cock’s first bate Job with the MU- your ehinuMy or eeoaping inte your Green, Completely equip­ 4-door black. Radio, heat­ McCann 118. zle to Medinger os It has to base- home. Hundreds e f teen made wHh Knowledgeable tional competition by United contestants. ■______' » cast to dry a dry fly. Why were Joe Gordon for Jimmie Dykes. • willing to work at .it and work aukse Brave*. Young Aaron, 22 to ped. Special! STOCK WITH PLOWS er. Special! ■ States athletes—is absolutely such bad rods ev^ made? One bedl pundits.. The Indians now need several hard.' Same holds true for Wise. Henry's 88. hit .2fft at Auitin, •moke-dotectiiu IwtriiaioiiM (h M against toe NCAA federation pro­ h a p p y h o l i d a y s — Gladys excuse for them was that they "The figures are' hard to be­ things, toe .most Im^rtont of, Boto will have ihtlr work out out Texas last year whec* he also 61am- a taiM that’etoaohiiely eiMB froim gram. KeUy 114, Jessie Houey 113, M sfy lieve," George said, but he pqint-t which. Is 750,000 i>ald admissions med IS homert'and‘'kiiqck6d In 70 the Y «y moment k'*i tamed ofi. Scata 110. , oould.caat, after a fatoicn,. with for them primaSrtly bOcause thera Last month the two feuding ed to the Veeck flguiea wblch which got lost in the traffic of run*. people misfit fly lines, and eq>eclaHy reached thdr bet^t with'2,820,827 will be only a few openings' on groups met In Chicago at a ses­ with the too-Hght lines toat In­ Lane's player trades In two years. Down 00 fuel Milt . Oporwte* wMiwwf SAVE TIME... STEPS .. AND MONEY HOLIDAY JR. BOYS — B6b in 1918 at iMmethlng in the way sion called by K. L. Cnig) Wilson, experienced anglers.are apt to use. The bulk of toe Cleveland trou­ cklmfioy elrafi Hyde 146-124—368, Art Pongratz. of evidence that toe custmners axe Owasn report noMtlttbi* ftM HV- president o f toe U.S. -Olympic Another wosf that ’ tbe/d oast, ble would .vanish with the return iofi. ‘nMT* ii no MMAy warm-up The CUSTOM Mark n Committee, in an effort to resolve SAN FRANCaSCO » Robert 133-118— 349, Lyilw'ood Ifignault toaxe or thefaebouts. of the missing paying persons, BUY YOUR NEW OR USED CAR HERE! again after a fashion, with v ery Attnadance did not fall alarm­ pmiod to foul the Amhio* aad /reridrr (fr ewn ppsMsr AnAmek buy Imperial. their dlflfefences. Cleroux, 206, Montreal; stopped 124-128—389, Dick Dey I27-H1— sloppy timing. fop— watts oU. Strvie* esllt ste. out to ingly. low until 1988, but that en- dhgfr with jpraeiilM ooMrol. No The AAU' offered the NCAA George Logan, 205, Boise, Idaho, 335, George Coohran l« i Frank Poor excuses Indeed! Why Jeoin Thai would mean the Indians the vanJtMng point natural chuaney draft required. equal "(Ircjjresentatlon on Its Inter­ 7, ^ ..... , McNamara ■ 128, Leonard Kearns thusium for baseball still todsted to do something only very badly, was made clear In '59 when It were atralftotened^out on the field. kiaiiiatteroftaste (aadtalut). national sub-committees. The PHILADELPHIA — WlUle 126, Mike Kenny. 128, BUI Pohl. and wteng, because jt’s the easiest I ...... : ■ FOR EXPER T zoomed to T.497,976. It dropped to IRON MRIMAN S n f i m m r d Ni*nN« an* m Ma w NCAA rejected the offer and Davis, 1S4, Philadelphia, stopped 121, Allen &iowden 120, Gary way? A x'od ■with "dry-fly ac­ WHEEL AUGNMENt— WHE^L BALANCING countered with the fisdentlon pro­ Clarence Collins, ISO'/t, Phlladel-. GaUagtaer 119, Bruce Cap^a 118, 950,986 in ’80, 725,547 in ’61. .Coonidowii B ei^s tion" must have a haie o f Just toe Medinger has been In Tucson su- RADIATOR REPAIRING AND REC0RJN6 All gram and the peace parley failed. phia, 4. '' Ken Marksteln 117, BVank Riitaldi right weight, and it does take a The NCAA hopes—through a N EW IfORK—T o n y Fortonato, 114, Ron Andereon 114, A l Roown- . rvlstng toe laying out of flea LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP) — The COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE Whiskey by BiemXWker’ in«liuied Mttle more woric to leam oorrect new Adds, on Which five c f toe countdown toward the > SSth Ken­ FO G AR TY BROSw Ine. BROTHERS show of organizational power—fo I00(i, New York,' outpointed Oil dwlcz Iis; jAa DosM 113, Tom timing with i t But you must uae SEE L A JOHNSON supercede thsi AAU as the certi­ Diaz, 149, Puerto Rico, 8. Mozzer 113, Lany Saretto 112, six Cleveland farm clubs will con­ tucky Derby May 6 began today . iiiND ini»EY • N ntor • NS sm itr M oun It if you're to team real fly oost- dition In Randolph Farit, adjacent M 189 thoiaughtead apeadsters 319 BROAD ST.— MI M 989 fying body fo r International com­ BOIX>ONA, Italy — Fortonato Rick Stevens 112. Skip Kelly 110, lag. lie HUIR K nui iflllTt • iUM UUUIIMB MC.. K W , UNW to HI Corbett 9 1 ^ It Mad- wore nominated for the race. The ' petition. '; , Manoa, ISO, Italy, at<^med Daniel Joe Cstsldl 110. Since toe better American fly PAINT CO. Lincoln Continental — Mercury — Comet — English F,ord — Willyt Jeep At the present meetings, the Bmnet. 144)^, Paris, 4. Ingar’s Maa to abandon toa chain Bomlneas Included the .seven top FUEL OIL, RANGE QIL, CONNECTICUT COKE . twto am iw kagermside w ith‘brat-, stoiea’ base at Daytona Beach. flivoritea.lB two 8100,000 imoas this CURKE MOTOR SALES NCAA is trsdng to form, feidera- TOKYO r - Ken^ Fuknchl, 144, AUTUSSOTIVS — A l Heim 182- 723 MAIN ST. fly aotksi,” why bos so much Now. there ace fadUtlee requlved •ftemociiTrtoe flamingo in Flor- ' G61 BROAD STREET^-^Hl t-2012 JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL 301-115 CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER Ml 3.SU5 OPEN EVENINGS tions for gymnastics and track Japan, outpointed Joel Sanches, 306, Berale Cliaivell 180-350, spaea bean devoted ta RT Purely PHONE MI 9-4501 and field. ITie federation in btu%' for hewaing eoinethlng like MO Ida and tha Santa Anita Darby in ISfi)^, Meidoo, 10. Mike Dembup 143. to warn you against It ethletee here, CBUfreiUu jv

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RJANCHESTEli EVENING HERALI), MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH i; 1962 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 6,* 1962 P4GE, THIRTEEN Household Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Hdtischold Goods 51 Apartmeats—Flats— Wantdd To Rent 68 Houses For Sale 7Z Houses For SaW 72 Offered 13-A Tefitmenta - 99 Rockville-Venion ANNAuNCDfC th r opening ^ rtjlA N 6 tooni first floor fist 81N ROOM, ranch—One-car garage- We l l s BTREBTF—Duplex 64, Msal Martin Wonderi H $70^000 RADIO-TV RBPAIRB au mak.... wanted by mature working coufile, : f XrtJUBrTHB Roger’s (tuality used fomUttre. FIVE ROOM. .. apartment, . aeeond 1% tiled baths, ■ built-ins, comer for handyman, $12,600. No agsnta. Row-Type Houses Cara, pkodograpka, ekangora. CSfl stoves,' chests of drawsit, floor, heat and hot water, children JR '8-0660 .or XU 94198. ’ fireplace family room with cathe­ xn 94239, 94. Honeat, economical. Ouarantead M ITHW R »H r«Z B P 0 B _ 'h "i ...... " ' !•' PawJliktoBid BOUdHT Twniookugr be^, and many ndmiscellaneous accepted, $116 menthty. Call MI dral ceiling, city utilities, patio; Sufficient for Snow Removal daya. Pamoiai for aonrloe for 10 items. Roger’s Furniture, 8-0788. hot wqter oil heat. Ehccellent loca­ HORTON ROAD—6 ^ room Cape, Pbooo Ml 0-«n. FOttorw THATTINV ANINCUAM OUR MMILV U7% Sprues St. MI 8-4966. Apartment Buildings tion, trees galore. Charlea Les- nicely landscaped yard, garage, S S f HOUW SIX ROOMduplex, oil furnace, cen> family size klteiftn, living room Set for Spruce St P d r 2n d T e r m General Manager Richard Mar-*there Is enlarged to accommodate ADVERTISING WNOriN For Sale 69 perance. XU 9-7620. TRAILDt YOUNG COUPLE tral location. Available April L with fireplace, dining room, $ bed­ tin said last night that perhaps, both. W AIBER - RgarRlOBRATOB re­ Trw •RNUC It was brought out at the hear­ BREAKma UP HOU8EKBEPINO Adults preferred.' >Q 9-1438, COVENTRY — Wonderful Invest­ MANCHESTER —' One block from rooms, ceramic tile bath, very, Tk)lland CwjiRy High Sheriff the town should spend more than CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. BOU^S pairs. PrompL eoooomical, Skpnt, VMBNT CANT USE t h e ir ment and home. 6 family house, Xlaln St. 4 years old, beautiful 8 ing that- the town’s hew contrac­ guarameed. Ml 0-1687. Po^ ■VBN nicely maintained, immediate oc­ A $820,000.row-type Rousing program for Spruce St..waS N4cholas Pawluk of Rockville has is being requested for snbw re­ « 8.AJM. to 6 PM. > ROOMS OF FURNITURE GROUND FLOOR tenem ents two- bam, garage, over 2 sores. Needs room colonial, 1% baths, enclosed cupancy, $15,900. Robert Wolver- approved by the zoning board of appeals last night at a pu)>llc been endorm for re-election by tor for the collection of garbage, 41! tertop’A 180 Cantor M,______• ooN W Pm p AND APPLIANCES family house, 8 large rooms, auto­ minor repair only $16,900. Low , porch, Jjuilt-lns, combination wln- ton Agency, Xfl 9-8123. moval in the coming fiscal -year. Anthony Bottlcello. would not keep INTHBIB THEY HAVE HAD matic heat and hot water furnish­ h e ^ n g held in Bentl^* School on Hollister St. Start of con- the Vernon Democratic Town He wa.s told by Deputy Director his trucks at the town garage WEAVING of Bums, moth boles down payment. Can Mr. .Welles, PI dqws and doors, fireplace, fully in. C om nti 1 e . And Democratic COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. v u n w FOR 8 MONTHS ed, . remodeled and in excellent 3-6716. Welles Agency, xn 34302; sulated, city water and a ^ e r. St. structioh on the development (to be located between Flbrence of Public Works Cliester Langtry after he buys them at the b a n ­ and torn clothing, noalery runs, p u w a i soiityfes estimate PawUik's nom­ at- the piibllc wm^ks budget hear­ MONDAY A m YBIDAY 10:80 AJtl.—SATUBDAY O AJL handbags repaired. Upper r» WHICH IS PRACTICALLY NEW condition, $90 per month, adults. PI 2-7356. James Parish. Owner anxloiua to 'Ixits i'or Sale 7.3 and Oak Sts.—two lots south of th a t ning of the flsc.al yeiar. IF YOU ARB A CaU MI 8-4406. ination will go uncontested. ing In the Municipal Building last The cost of waste and rubbish placementa, umbreilaa repaired, sell, Vadaht. Charleg Leaperance. flrehousej,' will begin in about a cer St., Residence Z < ^ A-A, a free­ men's shirt collars reversed and RESPONSIBLB PERSON MI 9-7620. . VERNON—Lot 100x310, Lake 8t., month, acctfixling to Elastem Coast 'Die endorsement came last night that almast $70,000 of the collection for the coming fiscal PLEASE READ YOUR AD ^ ’ WHO’S GOING . ATTRACnVB'6 room duplex, S H'ousIm For 'Sale 72 near school, $2,800. R. J. Wrobel- standing lighted grdund sign for a night at a town committee meet­ liighwav dlrtsion'.s -budget la for .year Is $172,948, but the amount replaced. Marlow's U t ^ Mend­ Enterprises, applicants to the zon­ veterinarian cllnjC. flMOlfliiil or Ada’* an taken over the phoiw as a «on> ing Shop. HOUSEKBBPINO bedrooms, large cabinet kitchen, OFF PORTER ST.—Large 5H aki. Broker, MI 3-2673. ing board,' ing at which a slate of 75 candi­ .snow plowing and .oamllng. will be reducen by $30,000 when fen len o s. A m advertUer tlwald read hla ad tke FAtST DAY rt . YOU CAN TAKE OVER basement and attic, steam oU JIEW RANCH—8 rooms, 2 full room ranch, birch cabinets ga­ Thomas OppClt Sr., 38H>40's dates was presented for election Tile highway divl.sion'a budget Bottlcello buys the town’s -six heat, cer window screens, op­ baths, large western style kitchen rage, $17,900. Carlton W. Hutchins Orlando AnnulU, president of Summer St./jlesldence Zone B, to A m A BS and BBPOBT EB80B8 la Hum (or tke neat fn ttir- ABSOLUTE b i^ a in —cuatom made WWgaTHU UNPAID BALANCE Eastern Coast' Bntei^rises, said as the membership of the com­ for the 1862-1963 fi.HCBl year in­ collection truck.s. allpcovera, drapes and upholstery. MONTHLY PAYMENTS posite Center Park. Available April with bulltdns, 2-car garage, prime MI 94182. BUILDING LOT, 150x300, Wales, maintain property and ''dwelling mittee foi; the next two years. cludes $10,000 for overtime pay In the discu.ssion of the budget ttea. Tka HernM b reapomdble (or only Inoorreet or omitted BTORK'B 15. Adults preferred. MI 9-7639. location of beautiful homes, Maas., Union Rd. MI 3-8342. toSay that a one-family brick dwell­ laoertton (or any adrerttoenieat and. w n'only to tke extent o( a ' Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, eOT'BM . $32.14 without X ^et frontage. The siatf will be automatically foi' 48 men to remove .snow and request of the street lighting divi­ MIM890. "WH1STINOHOU8B" REF. $27,500. Phllbrlck Agency, MI EXCELLENT LOCATIONS room ing on the property will be tom Lotrnk"' and Winfield Moyer, 9$ ice, and deal with flooding. An­ sion, it was brought out that the . " n e^ good” inoerilon. Brron tridek do not leooen tke valne of TAM gPf AVAILABLE April 1, 5 room, sec­ 9-8464. " . colonial, 1% baths, fireplace, dish- down soon, and that occupancy. to elected March 24 if no pellfiorw tke ndTerttMinant rrtn not ko corrected ky ^fmafce irood” Inoerilon. "CALORIC” RANGE ■-- ■ -■ ' ■ Suburban For Sale 75 PriiWlon St., Reeidence Zone A, for primary elections are filed be­ other $10,000 is requested for town ha's not yet received reim­ SLIPCOVERS and reupholatering NOWOlVB "EMERSON" TELSnUSION ond floor, apartment. Heat and washer, garbage disposal, rec tha program’s 24 units should to/Crect a dwelling addition which rental of, snow removal equipment. bursement from the state for the A u a m s i hot water, $116 mmithly. MI 3-3843, $11,600—2 bedroom ranch, cellai, room, wall to wall carpeting, 2-car come (hie September.. fore then. done very reasonably. Workman­ BLONDE, BEDROOM ANDOVER—Built In 1720, seven will be closer to the sideline than Eight Riidgela Reviewed installation of street lights that YOim OOOPEBAAON WOX ship guaranteed. MI 9-1164. TDTHSIB UVIMO ROOM SUITE 9-5. I ^ 0-4697, 5-7. double garage, trees, near bus, garage, amesite drive, excellent room cape with 1% baths, garages The 24 . units will be djstrtbuted Etodorsement of Pawluk makes meet requirements established by m l ftirURB stores. Carlton W. Hutchins, MI condition throughout, near bus. ■"ngulations allow. offlclal his entry aa a candidate, The budget hearing was held ’ BE APPBIXHATED X M I 3-2711 5-PC. DINETTE SET MANCHEISTER—3-room apartment and apjproximately 3 acres. Main equally in three separate butld*' ; Frank 'Zarbo, 165 Brent Rd;, to review the budget reque.sts of the Slate Highway Department. PLAN6S 9-5132. _ school, Charles Lesperance MI highway. T. J. Crockett Realtor, togs, described by. AnnuUi as i n ­ formerly acceptkl as a matter of The state reimbursement ahiounts MAYTAG WASHER with bath on bus line, $60 per 9-7620, Residence Zone A, to build addi­ course. the eight divisions of the public BoUding—-Contracting 14 HOOVER VACUUM $12,600 — ROCKVILLE. $ room MI 8-1577. structed, on the towne house prin­ tion to the side of a dwelling to about 25^? of the cost ot In­ month with heat. and not wafer, Hla Republican opponent for the works ilcparlmenl for b e coming stallation. 8BALY BOXSPRINO CaU the Jarvli Realty Co., Man­ ranch, large living , room, cabinet THREE BEDROOM ranch, IH cipal. 'ITie three buildtogd' will which will be closer to side line fim:al year. The diviaions-ami their ADDmONB, recreation rooms, re, 8 EALY MATTRESS have a colonial brick f i^ d e and high sheriff berth is not known at IJghting Program modeUhf all types of carpentry. aging Agents, MI 8-4113. kitchen, beautifully landscaped baths, large living-dining room, Wanted—Real Estate 77 than regulations allow. ■ , tJie moment in view of a possible total budget requests are: Admln- Also included "Mohawk" lot. Showp by appointment. Mari.on family room, enclosed breezeway, will have a garrison /type over­ Wendell B. Reid, 387 Burham Of', the total $135,550 request for TROUILE RUOHm OUR ADVERTISER? Nelson iSggins, MI 4-1700. ROCXVILLB3—Three room u a r t- WISH SOMEONE to handle yoUf hang which will haya hand 'split battle for the nomination to GOP iatration, $M,8,54; cemeteries, $65.- slrcct lights. $15,000 is for the con­ Rugs, End Tables. Cocktail E. Robertson, Realtor, MI 3-S9S3. 2-car garage, professional land­ St., Rural Zone, attached garage ranks. 26S; building inspecUon, $37,162; BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, Tables, Lamps, Smoker, Dishes ment. Children aUowed, heat, scaping and more. Asking $22,900. real eatateT Cau me at XG 94126 wooden shakes. / tinuation of the approved street water furnished, remodeled hotne. VERNON—Large 5% room ranch, arg(*6t R pdw nm l WE WILL OMM IID A CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Center St., 8(1 3-2205. Products 50 land". budget request is about $250,000 School to Manchester before hts Main St., Business Zone 3, asked m 9-5301 Reasonable rates Call PI 2-7858 ing’s now present for female secur­ COVENTRY CENTER- ExceUent arrival at Fort Dlx on Feb. 10. ity receptionists In the Manchester Situations Wanted— SPLIT LEVEL—For those accus­ For $19,900 6 room ranch with greater than the budget .^for the for a Cities Service Station at the Ijsj-gest redwood tree upon TEMPORARY PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT Most Gars can be Sold with between 1: :30-4:30 or any time EXPERT TV Service, all makes, FOR THE freshest eggs In- town, COMFORTABLE pleasant t om for location now occupied as beauty full basement In A-1 condition present fiscal year. location. Saturday or Sunday. reasonable' prices," genuine Philco area. Full and part-time shifts. Female 38 come to or call Manchester Poul­ salon. Plumbing and wiring all In­ tomed to the finer things all one which accurate meas\irements No Money Down 4-6-8 hours. Uniforms furnished. gentleman at 27?^ain St! could demand has been in­ breezeway and garage. Many other Hayes said the possibility of a Vernon news is handled thrnngh A policy change, in respect .to have been made Is 364 feet tall. tubes, over the counter, 40% off. try Farm, 472 Keeney St.. MI stalled. Ground floor,, good park­ listings available. Call surplus to be carried over to the The Herald's Rockville Biirrau,- ,7 repairer or a new or used-car deal AT SAM'S UPHOL81ERY - Retired Turnpike TV A Appliance, next to Many benefita. Tel. CH 7-8350 or WILL CARE for elderly person, 9-9904. We deliver free cluded in this lovely 8>i room 12 feet 7 Inches In diameter at 1961 FORD $1895 ROOM FDR Wdy or gentl sman; ing, reasonable rent. PI 3-7356, PI home. The style Is condusive to coming year from the present W. Main HU, telephnne TRetnont er licejise, was approved by the abovtt chest height and about 18 from the shop. Can take care of Stop A Shop, MI 9-3406, apply In person Room 104, 15 babysit, or do light housework. Kitchen privileges, quiet, liquire 2-6716. year's funds is being studied now. Falrjane "500". 4 Dr. V8 automa­ all your upholaterths needs at Lowls Street, Hartford, or State Call 80 9-6078. BALDWINS. MACS No. 2 utility, 20 those who enjoy spilt level living ALICE CLAMPET AGENCY 5-8186 or XHtohell 8-6787. . zoning board of appeals. feet to maximum diameter. tic, radio, heater, white walls. 234 Charter Oak St.. MI S-83( 8. CH at its but. On beautifully tana The amount of the surplus. if The new pollc.v eliminates the 601 Main Street great aavmga. Catl^CH 9-5878. Employment Office, 806 Main St., lbs. 75c. Buhee Farm, . 629 W 8-4788.X SMALL MODERN office avaUable MI 9-4543 or MI 3-7357 there Is one, will be known by the Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Manchester, Tuesday morning 10- Center Street, MI 8-8116. April 1,- heat fufnlshed, rent rea- scaped spacious lot, 2-car garage. automatic transfer of a special 1960 FORD $1595 ICOSMA APPLIANCE 8ervtoe-Re- CLEANING by day or hour. Call 4 -bathrooms. Priced In the high time the board meets to closed ses­ exrftptlnn use on repairer oe oar THE FORMER WILROSE STORE ' 13 a.ill.------ROOHS TO RENT, also CtblniWtUl -sonaWe. CaU MI s-5891 after 5X=" MANCHESTER—Bell St. 5'4 room sion next week, he said. ^ Goldberg Heads- Ranch Wagon. Economy 6, stand­ pairs all make* refrigerators, AVOID THE Spring rush! Altera­ MI 3-7026 after 8:80 p;m. efficiency, Scranton Motel. Cali Ml 60s. Phllbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8464 ranch, 4 years old. large lot with dealer licenses if the operation of (Next To Hartford National Bank) ard shift., radio; heater, less than freezers, wsshlng machines, d ^ - tions and hemming done now, SALESLADY, women's specialty The finance board, .which dropped an establishment changes hands. CAR LEASING 10,000 miles. Household Goods 5t 9-0838 atfer 5. Houses For Reni 65 MANCHESTER — 7-7 duplex, 2-car country surroundings. Quality to five members Feb. 6 with the Kowalski Unit ers ranges, oil and gaa bumera. quickly, efficiently, inexpensively. shop,-part-time, average 23 hours RELIABLE woman available to built. Plastered walls,' hot water Such changes now will require 80 9-0055. All work gOaranieed. MI 3-6630. per week. Apply In person Thurs­ babysit any day Monday through WALLPAPER sale—ceiling p ^ t garage, excellent condition and resignation of Atty. Thomag J. Me- the r);ew licensee to appear before HEBRON—$ or 4 bedroom Cime, location $21,900; short way out — heat, cast Iron radiatTon, etc. Keen, Is back to Us six-member 1960 FORD $1395 day, March 8. Saul Levine Fash­ Friday between 8 a.m. and 4 $2.95 per gallon; other paint and Wanted—'Rooms—Board 92 1% baths. $135 monthly. J. D. $17,900 Phllbrlck A^Cncy. Xtl Jack Goldberg, 22 Waranoke Rd., a public hearing of the board for and RENTALS Falrlane. 4 Dr., automatic, radio, LAWN MOWERS - sharpened and ions, 757 Main St. p.m. Have own transportation. varnish specials. C.' J, Morrison new homes only $490 down. Call complement with the addition of approval of the special exception Realty, XH 84129. The Ellsworth Mitten Agency, 9-8464'.' has been named temporary chair­ First In Xlancheater. New earn, MANCHESTER heater, small VS engine. repaired, sales and service, pick Moving—Trucking- Write Box P, Herald. Democrat Robert W. Demlng.'Dem- Paint Store, 885 Center St., FOUR ROOM,apartment, including man of a citizens' planning'subrom- request. full malntennnce, fully Insured up and delivery. Ice skates sharp­ Storage ' ‘/O MANCHESTER housewlyes— Why heat, hot water and gag foy-'tpbx- FOUR BEDROOM Cape In Green Realtors, MI 3-6930 or XU 9-5524. CAPE—8 finished rooms, garage, Ing was nominated by the Demo­ mlUee in a newly organized "Citi­ 1960 RAMBLER $1495 ened, precision ground. L A M not call Avon today to' find out cratic Town Committee and ac­ to reduce your problems and Three Rooms pf Furniture tng. Gas-atove and electric refrig­ ManorviUe on Sheriden M ., Has- ' $17,800 — FIVE ROOM ranch with 10x12 ijalousied porch, fireplace, zens for Kowalski for Hartford worriee. For full Information, Super. 6 cyl., radio, heater, TT Equipment Corporation, Route 83. 8(ANCHESTEUt Package Delivery, how you can earn extra Income In Situations Wanted— erator furnished. Call MI 9-7787 ardvUle. 1% baths, $185 monthly. plastered walls, wall to wall car­ cepted by the board. County.” paint. A beauty. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7609. Manches­ Light trucking and package deliv­ FROM MODEL HOME porch, large kitchen with built-tos, Board member Herbert Hsjma- Camera and Tire' oall your spare time. Learn how you Male 39 between 5-7 p.m. No lease required. J D. Realty, tiled bath, fireplace, ctomblnation peting, city utilities centrally lo­ At a meeting last night to East ter exchange. Call Enterprise 1945. ery. Refrlgeratora, . washera and can earn $2 an hour—working Cost Over $700 ■xn 8-5129. ' cated, $16,500, 244 M cK ^ St. Ml bury has been named secretary, Hartford, about 125 representatives stove moving specialty.' Folding windowa and doors, home In excel­ taking over the post held by Mc- Paul Dedoc Pontiac DRUG 1959 FORD $805 hours of your own choice. Many 9-9679. from 17 towns and the City of Hart­ Taken frpm Car ‘‘300’’. V8, stick, radio, heater. FLOORS WASHED and waxed chairs for rent. 80 9-0752 NEVER BEEN USED lent condition.. One owner. Full INT. windows cleaned, painting, paper' women In Manchester are making HANDY MAN for maintenance Apartments—Flats— Keon. ford named Goldberg as chairman P H O N E M l In very good condition. Important contributlona to the work. Have own tools. PI 2-8174. Wsnted To Rent 68 basement, hot water oil heat, re- MANCHESTER -Colonial 4 bed­ XIcKeon resigned to take a post $78 MAIN s t r e e t 9-4541 Ing, waUs washed, odd jobs. HaneW 8(ANCHESTER Moving and Truck' Sale Price $388 Tenements 6.3 eeased cast Iron radiators. City of the planning auheommittee. Police today are Investigating famUy budget this easy Avon WANTED—4 or 4 room heated, rooms, K-j baths, modem family on the staff of the attorney gen­ Donald Beecher, the education Phone ,MI 9-2881 1959 PLYMOUTH $795 Man Service. Phone Ml 8-8946.“^ Ing Company. Local and long dla- way. Call BU 9-4922. water and sewerage. Near schbpl; size kitchen, built-in stqve, dish­ eral in tVa^ngton, D.C. the theft of a Polaroid camera and ,tance moving, packing and ttor- Pay Ohly $4 Week THREE ROOMS heated. Main S t, first floor, 'centrally located apart­ bus line, quiet neighborhood. Quick director of the Greater Hartford a new spare tire, valued at about Savoy, 2 Dr., 6 cyl, standard SHARPENING Service Saws, Dogs—Birds-^Pets 41 with or without stove. CaU between ment by retired lady. Xn 9-8689. washer, etc, 1-car garage. One On Dean's U st I.Abor Council, was named tempor- ahlft, radio, heater, low mileage. ue. Regular service throughout occupancy. Charlea Lesperance. year old. 321.900. PhilJjrick Agen­ $125, reported taken from the knives, axes, shears, skates, New England states and Florida. Sacrificing . complete bedroom, 6:80-7:30. MI 8-6441. MI 9-7620. Miss Nancy Gozdz, a sophomore aiw chairman of the group. trunk of a parked,car at the Stop ro ta ^ blades Quick service Capi­ complete living room and kitchen cy, xn 9-8464, at Marietta College, Marietta. 'Ibe Organization of the commit­ 1959 FORD $1395 80 S-8S63, ro O D MART TWO YEAR old French Poodle add * Shop aho):H>tog area off W. Mid­ tol Equipment Co.. 88 Main m., decorator furniture from model dis­ BOLTON — E xtra large ranch? NEW TWO family 4-4, knotty pine Ohio, has been named, to the tee marks the first widespread sup­ dle Tpke. about 9 o'clock to-st night. Gal.'; 2 dr. hardtop. V8 automatic, Manchester. ' Hours dally 7-5, THE AUSTIN A, CHAMBERS C i. six puppies. MI 9-1428. play home. We wUl give you free :FTVE ROOM apartment, second many extras; custom built for Dean's lAst for the first semester port outside organized labor to power steering, radio, heater, black' Thursday 7-9. Saturday 7-4. 80 Moving, packing, storage -local JOB OPENINGS delivery and free storage up to one floor. 18% F y d St. Tel. Ml 8-4751J . quality, low 80'z Tongren Agency, cabinets, ceramic tile baths, oil of this school year. She ' ,1a a helfi Congressman Frank Kowalski - Mrs. Shirley Daggette of South with red Interior. SHEET METAL heat, $20,500. R. J. Wrobelski, Rd., Bolton operator of the car, 8-7958. and loiw distance. Agents for CUTE 8 WEEKS old male pUppy, year. xn 3-6321. French major at) the school and a of Meriden get the Democratic U.S.. Lyons Van Lines, Inc., world-wide Waitresses TWO ROOM apartment, heat, gsJ Broker, Xn 3-2673. graduate of Rockville High. Miss Senatorial nomination. ' raportedly was parked to front of 1957 PLYMOUTH $695 SNOW PLOWING^ day and night Full and Part-Time reasonable. Phone MI 8-4822; ^ stove and refrigerator furnished a laundromat near the Stop. A movers. Free estimates. 8D'8-51S7, NORMAN’S , BUCKLEY SCHOOL AREA— Capo CHARMING COLONIAL Oozd* in the daughter of Mr. and The,, aim of poldberg's commit­ . Wagon. 4- dr. V8, automatic, service. Rates according to fob Also WANTED—Good home for male 443 HARTFORD ROAD 'Adults otily. xn 8-6388. TRAIHEES Cod, 00x122 lot, garSge with patio, Mr.s. Zigmund’ Gozdz of .Talcott- tee will be to sign up independent Shop for a short time. En route radio, heater, real njee. and/or conditions, 80 9-5660 all 24 foot kitchen and dining area, home the car's tnink flew . o«wn High School boy puppy 9 weeks old. Call MI Ml 8-1524 ANDOVER—Three room apart­ RANCH vlUe. V voters ss Denvocrats, with an eye. hours. Painting—Papering 21 9-1718. Before you buy furniture any­ • ^ a t the wall-to-wall rug to living room, Builders, Gardeners H e . to forcing party caucuses to win as and the loss was discovered. The NEXT TIME FIRE HITS, 1955 FORD $445 afternoons and evenings ment, heat, hot water, stove and fireplace, large bedroom and theft was report^ to police tcxlay. BUSINESS-professional accounts. PAINTINQ where—sh<9 a t Norman’s. refrigerator, garage. PI 3-8048, Glastonbury—5% room home cus­ The PaganI Builders and the inany delegates as possible to the Wagon, 9 passenger, V$, automa' 'AINTINQ AND paperhanglng. See Mr. L. Twombly ceramic tile bath. Upsthlrs —two state cbnvention in favor of Kowal- tic, radio, heater. If your receivables need action, Good clean werkmansnip at rea- generous size bedroomg - end % tom built for present owners, se­ Vittner Gardenerg are tied for first Termites are social insects like phone Ml 9-5317 any hour. AAA sonabia - - Articles For Sade 45 THREE ROOM apartnient, , heat, skl. . IT MkY BE YOUR TURN! ratea. 30 -years In Man TAPE RECORDERS for r«Bt Mar* AIRCR^T bath; Fully stormed. Uncommon­ cluded'-setting^ high on a hill, wlt.h place to Oie third round of the 'Ver­ Representatives of Bolton and an to but the two are no more close­ Today’s Special Reimbursement Service. 869 Main Chester, Raymond Flske. Ml FOOD MART hot water, electricity, stove, re­ ly clean; $16,900. Robert Wolverton non Community Basketball League St." Bonded. TV ANTEKNAS, tubes, parts and low's; 867 Main. Call MI ft-8321. frigerator. 245 N. Xlaln; second over an acre of grounds. Spacious Vernoat attended the meeting last ly related than 'are monkeys and 9-?237. 467 Main St., Blast Hartford accessories,bonanza sale—in ohr Agency, Xfl 3-1914. schedule,' night. ^ • horses. 1957 MERCURY “ $,695 Ne;xt to Coca-Cola Plant ABSOLUTE bargain—custom mads floor, $88. xn 9-5339, 9-5. MINIMUM INTERVIEW rooms, breezeway, 2-car ■ garage. The tie was the result of Vitt- Nobody knows where or when Fire will strike next or how, much it ABSOLUTE bargain---custom made PAINTING: papering, floor aand- famous do-it-yourselt depax^ent. Monterey. 4 dr. hgrdtop, automa, Rabbit ears 99c, stacked aluminum slipcovers, -drapes and upholstery. ROCKVILLEl— Apartments newly REQUIREMENTS VERNON—5 room ranch, wajkout Must be seen. Evenings Dick ner's loss no the fourth-place tic, radio, heater, TT blue, slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. ing, remodeling. Call Mr. Charles, FRIENDLY woman—help -start B.udget terms. Cali Mrs. Roberts, basement nice grounds, near bus. Hayes, xn 34527. Zahner Shoppers Saturday 14-11. will cost to repair the damage or replace the property destroyed. Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, 80 9-0726. shop-by-mall club. Club shopping conical $9.99, chaoneU 8 yagl, decorated, dinette, kitchenette, 80 9-7590. $2.99, UOT bow tieesl.99 and up. MI 9-7590. be’droom tile bathroom appli­ • A High or Trade School Tongren Agency, xn 84321. The PaganI team, meanwhile, de­ GORMAN MOTOR SALES' saves money; members benefit. Diplotna feated the Aldt. XU 84306 Birth Monday; A- daughter to salesroom, in Manchester. Ml and commercial. Call any time IH R EE ROOM apartment on Hud- Aa Oppbrtoaitgr. Mr. and Mr». Dais Langdon, 75 OVCA U t t A M IN T tn BAMC LOCATION Read Herald Advs. (or appointment. AU Inquiries con- ing ot g rtw into tha business. Will fet, dteaser, Utchen art, table and aon Street. For information call heat, lot 70x310. West Side Realty, c r - : • ' ' ^ - ■ ..... S-7823. Budget Jerma Ainngad. Robert Grabarek, JA 5-87M. fidentiaL finance, l a MOSS. . . 4 uiain, misodlioieoua. JgX S48M. Xu 8-7881. XO i-4443 or Mt 84710 saF time.’ M ioduater Spring B t ■■■ A-

' - ■ ) i- 4,.100.000 gallons Mplay Chevaliers, consists of Mas­ said her husband Is Waiter A. Ry­ take place, he said, “will depend an, 57, former assistant pastor of damages for herself and $500,000 A second man, Charles Perdue, on developments.” - W hile'he de­ Winter’s most violent storm on March 1. 1961, and 463,780.000 ter Councilor Richard Daly of for each of her four children— 26, who once worked as a handy-' , NoLsOn Quinby III. .son of Mr. ! gallons the year before. Middletown, Senior Ckiunclior the Glen Cove, N. Y., Catholic clined to expand on this remark, for much of the East deliver­ i and Mrs. Nel.son Quinby .1’... 88 1 church and a native of Somerville, Teresa M., 10: Alicia, 9; Donna man for Rosoff. was arrested In it was taken In Infonned pa^-ty, Tlie Globe Hollow Reservoir has Frederick Hanson 'Jr. of Manches­ REVERE WARE Marie, 8; and Leslie M., 5. the case. He was charged with ed. ji vicious parting kick to­ Tanner St . ha.s been elected to the ' 167.040.000 gallons, the Roaring ter, Junior Coimcilor George Mass. conspiracy to commit robbery. quarters to mean that 'his groUp day jn the-fom)_of shore-shfft- Epsilon Nu Chapter of Kappa i Brook Reservoir, 133,210,000 gal­ Burns of .Rockville, Marshal Carl COPPER CLAD STAINLESS STEEL In addition to the Church, de­ will wait to find out whether some. Delta Pi. national honor .society. | lons, the Howard Reservoir. 109,- fendants incluih) Francis Cardinal tering tides, snarled-traDtipOT- Edgerton. Chaplain Marcin Good­ mon” *^twm for'issufng ffaiidulent j ^pfon'fr^m Westport %i^dead^ at Willimantic State College. i 120.000 gallon.s, and the Porter rich and Senior Deacon Alexander Spellman, the aivhblahop of New High Court Labels tation, devastating ffr^V where he i.s a junior. j Reservoir, 35.500.000 gallons. Penny, all of Charier Oak Chap­ York: and the dioceses of Brook­ flooded towns and heavy wiijd Storage in the reservoirs fs ap- ter, HartfoTd, and installing "Dad " lyn, New York City; Rockville ‘Tropic of Cancer’ and water damage. Delta Chapter. Rc,yal Arch Mar ' pro.ximatel.v 2.060.000 gallons more Chester Ferris of Manchester. COOKWARE Centre, N. Y.; Springfield, Mase.; Westport Republican Town, At least 20 deaths were sona will! meet tomorrow at 7;30 than was in storage at the first of Worcester, Mass.; San fTancisco in endorsing, four Usherettes for the installation Obscene, Indescent tet In the Rosoff case. i convention delegates last counted, and' eight persons p.m. at the Masonic Temple, Elec- ] last month. were Sally Maloney, Oorrle Barrett, and Los Angeles. ' tlon of officers will take pl^cc at i Rainfall during the month of The varioiui dioceSes were named ------; Gorman .said that because Pas-U.^jj^ ,end a letter to'all were reported missing. ' this annual meeting. There will i Februar.v was 2.97 inches, com­ Lesley Salmon and Georgeonna HARTFORD (API—The Henry , tet was already In jail, the out-.gy^te convention'delegates urging McCormick, all member.s of Man­ defendsmts because Mrs- Ryan Thousands of.homes along Uio be a eocdal hour with refreshments j pared to an average of 3.04 inches contends they or their members Miller novel, "Tropic o f Cancer," 1 come of a coroner's Inquest would nomination of Ix>dge for gov- seacoazt from Virginia to New after the meeting. in pretious Febniarya. chester A.ssembly, Order of Rain- 2 QT. EXTRA DEEP was held to be obscene sind inde- be awaited before additional ernor. ■ \ England were wrecked or dam- ■ Ijow for Girls. Refreshments were figured in the case. cent by Superior Court Judge, charges are placed against him. j Lodge, who termed the action A spokesman for the New York aged by the fury a t waves smaab- served by members of the Mothers Frank CoveUo today in a test case ; Coroner Janies J. Corrigan ..said "heaxl-wrarmlng.” is regarded as ing ashore. In spots the tide .rfta Circle after the, ceremony. archdiocese declined comment. tried l u t month. he would open an inquest into the > available for the nomination but SA-UGEPAN Mrs. Ryan said in her complaint six feet or more above normal. Trumbull Huntington, Hart' case today. has made no declaration of candi­ Thousands of persons were evac­ Mrs. Norma Konefal, wearing an Iraqi costume with a veil, and Mrs, Dorothy M. Dowding in aq that she and Father Ryan were Police quoted Pastet as saying Oriental costume, look over the dining fare. All the dishes were labeled, and recipes were di.strib- -/■ j / foed. West Hartford and Middle dacy. He lias !»ald only that he is uated or made their way from AMERICAN LEGION uted in a booklet after the dinner. (Herald photo by Oflarai. that he went to Rosoff's office af- "cioelng no doom" on- the nomina­ low-lying areas to safer ground. tec plotting the robbery with Per­ tion. The town committee action Hundreds remained marooned .de­ Improving housing and improving ■eg. 8.25 NOW 4 . 8 8 due. was short of a formal endorse­ spite heroic rescue efforts. In ' man of plumbing and real estate ing to sell the book at his Hart­ Police said Paatet threatened ment of Lodge and did not com­ harvest methods. Rosoff with a knife. As he did so, some cases they fa c ^ grim situa­ "The people of Iraq don't die of Strypeeze In Fort Salonga, N. Y„ where they ford store last fall. mit the delegation. tions with no electricity, gas sup­ Home Economics CliibDincs bought a home. Sentence was deferred until the authorities said, Rosoff step­ starvation —- they die of malmtTH- Bruce Fraser, co-chairman of This vraa the scene to d ^ at Slrathm<>i;e, N. J., near the Atlantic coast resort of Ocean City, N. .J., plies or safe drinking water. tion." she said. Miss Webb said On April 4, 1955, ahe contends, this afternoon, pending the prepa­ ped through a cellar door and feU! said a Hfven the nation's testing of re­ her husband Was abducted from ration of a mandatory probation down a flight of stairs. Pastet fol- ^ after a storm of gale^/wlnds. snow, stem and high tides lashed the area. Houses, vehicles and mo­ food and water In nearly all parts slate is being selected to oppo.ae bile homes are towetU together here In wreckage. tAP PhotofiJt), rf" search rockets waa aflectMl. The On Meal of Forci^rts^oods of Iraq must be thoroughly their home "with force and by department report. lowed down the stairs and beat the four delegates endor.sed by the National Aeronautics and Space cleansed before it Is used, because' means and aid of intoxicating bev Judge Covello filed a memoran­ him over the head with a gallon G()P Town Committee last week, Administration had to evacuate Ita BINGO erages and liquorq.” dum of deelaton in which he set can of wax, police said. 8 O'CLOCK-^LEGION HOME. LEONARD ST. More than 50 ‘ Hartford ai'ca^Iraq was cut short on July 14, irrigation Water Is unsanitarj-. and the neces.sary signature of missile launching site at Wallopa I The .speaker’s slides also includ­ Mrs. Ryan said her husband re­ I^ioff died of his injuries consent forms have been obtained Nixon’^ ^ ttack V2 Piibt Tells Story Island, Va. The entire island was EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT ! vomen last night In Manchester Iraqi Revolution Day. She ed pictures of Moslem mosques turned on May 15, 1956, but "with' (Contiiiaed ea Page Five) March 1 without regaining con- from Mrs. F. Ethel Cashow, GOP under wate^’. Memorial Hospital's dining room said the group she taught■ in- and minarets, the ruins of ^by- aciouaneaa. — eluded bo\'s 18 and above and girls registrar. Paul C. Manchester, a Hardest hit was tha Virginia made merry with a feast fit for a ion,' aiid a winged horse of Nine­ member of the GOP Town Com­ shoreline In the area, parts of the 14 to 18. veh, 18 Youths Sentenced mittee, is reported to be one of the elch Hit Maryland coast and the South king, or for Uiat matter, a sheik, Mis.s Webb .said .she and her co- She had arranged a display of Plus Some Other Diseases WATBRBURY (AP) — Eight­ convention delegates on the Lup­ Powers to Continue Shore of Long Island, N.Y. caliph or emperor. workers gave the ehildf^ Instruc- Iraqi wares for the dinner. The ton slate . 'T/' The ravaging seas followed tha ,ioii in -sewing, improving food een youths from Ansonia, Derby, oung GOP ' Members of the Greater Hart­ tables were decorated 'with globes Shilton and New Haven, who Petitions, bearing -lo6 signatures, worat anbwstorm to strike Vir­ ford Home Economics Club pre­ storage methods, using safe water, and dolls dre.ssed in foreign cos­ must be filed with the registrar ginia in 20 years. Streets in Nor­ learning child care and cleanliness. plshded guilty to charges of pared and .served an International tumes. Read Herald Ad vs. brsaUng and entering in two March 29 for a primary. USS ANGELES (AP)—Former W ork a8 CIA Agent folk. Portsmouth and South Nor­ Britisb Study Links Fraser said there Is a posslbllitY ice FTesldent Richard M. Nlxcm folk ware flooded. p r k c r !p t !o m s Dinner, highlighted bv Iraqi foods months of vandalism at two un­ was oensimed by Los Angeles and followed by a talk on that occupied Southbury homes, have that the prlipary may be aver^ New York City’s Rockaway * I'/i gt. saucepan, reg. 6.75 ...... 3 .5 8 if the Lupton supporters o ^ in County Toimg Republiosma Tum- ft peninsula was given a pounding, country hy Mi.ss Cora Webb of been sentenced. day night for his eritlclsm of the WASHINGTON (AP) — pr«W etP«»chute down obviously Un- Roekville, who lived and worked The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS The sentences in Superior Court assurances: thpt the convention ppmasd asnators and spaetators. forcing evacuation of countless there for a year, ^ here yesterday ranged in severity delegates wUL.eksf .ballots/at the far, right whig. (rtm sevsfVil MwtoM HiM'ficppe^ raaidants. .An estimated 100 fam- Cancer to Cigarettes ,^,Only hours before, Nixon Ithd Senators'nodded approval Sui he iUea ware marooned at 'Breezy Miss Webb, a home demonstra- 6 M * 2'/3 qt. whistling tea kettle, reg. 5.50 . fiWm eight muiitWr -to four yeas* / Francis Gary PoWers’ story of his iMtlfied that when nis efforts to 9-9814 2 .5 8 (C o a tin a e d On Pag( denounced Robert Welch, founder Point on the wOMMnrttp. in state prison to one. year sus­ WE DELIVER tlon agent for the Tolland County Five) of the milltontl.v conservative U2 fl'igltf 'oYir the Soviet Union, invent a cover utory failed he de­ pended jail terme. his capture and Imprisonment in cided to tell the Russians he was Atlantic cat.v, N.J.. renowned Exten.sion Service, U.S. D epart­ IjONDON (AP) — A commit-^laat. year, smd that deaths among The ages of the youths were John Birch Society. summer resort, counted damage ment of Agriculture, also showed tee from Britain's Royal College women. 3,000 in 1961, are increas­ The Nixon censure resolution, one of the cold war's hottest epi­ linked with the (7IA — as he said fcpm .16 to 22. he had been instructed to do if he aa much more than $5 million. .slides on "Life in IraT " where she of Surgeons reported today, after ing. The breaks, thefts and vandal­ adapted by a standing vote st a sodes. Numerous statas of emergency PINE PHARMACY was a woman's advisor for a eom- "It’s the cigarette smoker who French/ilebels meeting here, said the former vice It was an exciting story the soft- was capturSd -r- but withheld sortie 664 CENTER STREET—f. SIDING wide increase In deaths from lung and smoking. wild tribe.” again today for what may be the foreign lands.’ • 10" skillet, 8.58 l O R -E E N I final round of talks in their long tinue to be en'vployed by the CIA. himself-lLcapUired. canC'dr; The statement noted that the E>ven before Powers testified the The' Iraqi dishes ineiuileil An J S T A M P ^ search for an agreement to end the i ”We have additional work for Th* habit probably increases the committee of physicians had deli­ Extended Forecast him to do.” McCone said. "I hope CIA said In a report the 32-year- RECOUNT ORDERED . eggplant cas.serolo, preparcfi by • 2 qt. double boiler, 9.88 berately excluded questions of air Algerian rebellion, ' | Mr.s. Frame.s Seymour of .^tflflcld. risk of death from coronary heart WINDSOR LOOKS (AP)--The 'Ihree Swiss arm.v helicopters | today's hearing hjui cleared up any old pilot hod lived up to his In­ NEW BRiTADf (A P)-A Hart­ disease, particularly In early mid­ pollution to await a separate re­ U.S. Weather Bureati at Bradley News Tidbits structions and "his obligations as yiigut'l w illi I uciimliei's. . prepnred PAINTING port. flew the Algerian del^ation across cloud that may have been hanging ford County ffaperior Court Judge by Mrs .\laiioo .Saling of .Mnn- dle age; field issued Uhte forecast for Con­ Lake Geneva from their hotel from the AP Wires over him.” an American.” The report said he ordered today p recount of w a rhestoi; ha(|lawa, a lioney-paslry ~ ^TORE HOURS: It may be partly responsible for But the tobacco manufacturers necticut today:' headquarters on the Swiss side. ! After the hearing Powers linked would get his back pay. amounting votes cast In the Demooraila desscrl, (uepared by Miss Webb: tuberculosis deaths among elderly thought that smoking and air po.l- —Temperatures during the five- Rebel Vice Premier. Belkacem ' his arms with two slaters and set to about $50,000. primary ber« last week. Judge 'men; Iiition should be compered togeth­ day period. tTiursday through off for what he said will be a va­ Not all the senators oormnented Joseph E, Klau ordered the re­ and stuffed grajie leave.s, pre­ Open Monday thru Saturday 9:.30 to .5:45 Krim led the Algerian team. I U.S. Court at Appeals says pared by the hospital's dietary dc- INSULATION Smoking may be a contributory er, '4nd that more feaearch .may Monday, are expected to average Louis Joxe, French minister for ! cation at ah unannounced place. during the sesalon, but Sen. l .S.'i.OO |iurcliii.so buy I iliir.c'n away a cigarette when it Is half ambush under-strength company Observatory', was pacJ«^ with I Mrs Helen Kulpa of Rockville; and smoked because the unbumed por­ to fill the gaps in their tentative large eggs for 19c ,nr wilh ii .S7..50 piinhnse anil this 'SEW HAVEN (AP4—The trus-t Also present were three federal accord. They already have .agreed of South Vietnamese rangers In Instrument.s to give scleptlsta ; dow jav ngow yok .snang. made by tion filters out much of the Injur­ Mekong River Delta, killing 24 gov- ^Remember^ Thou Art Dust^ coiipi.n you will gel the eggs I ItKK OF ANV t'HAIiOK. I .Mrs. (!. Paquette of Hartford. all of your ADD-A-ROOM tees of the New Haven Railroad officials. DOfRity Atty. Gen., Byron on genera] provisions of the accord Iheir first clear look at baslo Note 1 cniipiiii in a faiiiily to be Used with a .$.>.00 ious matter.' . • , enunent.troops, capturing five uid mysteries of the sun. Ill, her talk after the nieaU-Miss Sir Ro'bert Platt, the chaiitnan, have given the; bankrupt carrier R. White, Asst. Atty Gen. William calling for Algerian self-determi­ or $7..VO order as alaivc .tigaretles execpieil. a brief new lease on Rfe, Orrick Jr. and Commerce Under­ nation and eventual independence leaving seven wounded . , . Today Good only for Ucilncsday, Slarch 7. 1962. I I Webb explained that her stay in told a news conference that '20,000 marks the opetUng day for the Na­ Unto Dust Thou Shalt Return^ DKMPHKY PLEADS FOR CH. 8 ' m5n in Britain (Ued of lung cancer They prom i^ yesterday to 'con- secretary Clarence D. Martin Jr.; for Algeria’s 10 million people Redcenuihlc at Pinebiirst Groierv I ttnus o^ratlons imtil the end of (3ovs. John N. Dempsey of Con­ 00 per cent of them North- Afri­ tional Stock Ehtchange. In New WASHINGTON (AP) — Gov. HOME MASONRY the year. . <» necticut, Jcdih A'.. Notte Jr. of cans. I Ydrk. the nation’s first new se­ By GEORGE W. CORNEL), 't'lhe churches put the main emphasis John Dempsey of Connecticut However, they warped, further Rhode Island and John A, Volpe of A-. cease-fire' proclamation may curities mart since 1029. toda.v iirged Congress to enact CHIKOPRArTIC IS Offleiall.v N. Y .'trial of, stottK fraud caSe Associated P rm s Religion Writer j on . personal reform to heighten G.S.A 6 Nations service will depend, entirely on the Massachusetts; First Depiit; NBtV YORK (AP) —"Remem-; spiritual- scnaillvily and clear legislation that would present the ••BBS . rlas^lfled n’t one rtf the four Administrator Maxwell Lehihan (Conttnned on Page Ftve) delayed because of government Federal. COminunlratlons Com­ f" shd program Offered by the four statement that defendants paid ber, man. that thou, art dust, and I away obstacles to devotion to God \Vc hsv'8 them m Inigp am] mediuim. .fresh shipment.s every statea in whlidi the. line operates/ and "Budget .Dir^tor William Shea unto dust thou shait return. This might mean a sharp cut- , mission . from removing Hart­ other dav. m ajor henllnj^ profe^mlnnK hy of NeW York, City, and County 9100,000 to ■ late Sen. George ford’s television Channel ,8. The IMPROVEMENTS ROOFING In Tariff Pact If no concrete propoaals are^iy - y x r J- _ 1 , ! Bender, R.-OM0, to quash probe With the pronouncement of down,on entertainment or the pro- | the e.\fM*utlve office of the sented 1^ the states,' the.tsUrosd Bixetnitive BMwln D. Michaelian-tif- these Biblical words, ashes in the. fesslohal work schedule, a reduc­ ehannel Is the only very' high Westchester County, N.Y. Brazilians ” f t I D I I concerning them . . . Bloomfield, frequency ehannel (VHF) as­ }*reairirnt of the. l ’nitevem- sire to keep the rallr'osd going. H^ tion lost August brought Brazil to on two-man space flights. pers werp called to ijerylces, this Protestants discarded the prac­ DRIDGEPOKT (AP) — Tha WHITE "ntNA 37c Trustee Richard Joyce Smith, AND FLOUNDER' - ihent. Slgninjg for . the E ^ 'waft s ^ ' he hopes the. Interstate staff said, however, the governors made the verge of cirtl war, arrives with Pope John XXni’s. forehead morning, with other special de­ tice at the time of the 16th cen­ 5,009 production and mainte­ TOMATO sour me FILLETS Theodor C. Hijzen, Duteh director- it plain they pre “extremely in­ hU family aboard the steaipship marked ivith ashes In sign of hn- votions scheduled throughout the nance workers at the Sikorsky R & R CHICKE.N h ’’our SaringR Earn Current Annual Dlrldende .mnpnittee, a four-state governors* tury reformation.' In recent years PERCH general for external relations of- 'group, vliil make recommendattoiM terested in retention of 'passenger Buys At the coffee port at Santos, mlllty and peiiance as Roman next six weeks. some have resumed If. .'Vtreraft Division of United Air­ BROTH J2>£r SLICED COD the EEC delegation. ■'"Y .and freight service.” i 210 miles southwe.st of Rio. Catholic (Jhurch observes Asp For church people. It is a time craft Corporathm here will voto HOOD MILK Member of Federal on an aid program before the end of self-denial and spiritual dis­ It. la an ancient custom., going OYSTERS.. , A whole aeries of side agree- x>f the year. Once the trustees re­ Also discussed at the .meeting Friends, poliUca) allies and the Wednesday and start of Lent ^ . . for 'the third time on union Gallon 74c HOOD priTTAGE CHEESE DepoMi Inauranoe Ckirp. NOW 9 e 8 8 l mentf and annexes w«« reported vzas a report filed by the trus^m usual turnout of the curious prere Boxford. Mass., town of 2,000, goes ciplining to get -rid of habits— back to the fourth century. A.shes sfaPLs March -21. The National ceive the report. Smith said, thay with J[.udge Anderson earlier in the expected to be on hand to welcome whether of wopk or pleasure— P'erea symbol of penitence In Juda­ e 9” skillet with coyer signed by the U.S. representative will be ab^ to make a decision 'on wet yesterday for first time In I.xbor Relations Board has set J • i r. • am) by rraresentativaa of the atx. day. the S6-year-old leader hack team 211 years, approving sale of alco­ that distract from making God ism. Christianity carried on the the date for an election.on naUwis, West Gfrmany, France, whether ' this lecoouBendatlona 't'Tbe financial position a t the bis six months of self-imposed exile. holic berverages in taverns. tha prime object of love and tradition. r , • It-j qt. sauce T)an with cover warrant further operationa.by the Originally It was used only for whether the Sikorsky workers at .'502 Main. Corner Ita ly ,. Belgium,-"'the Netherlands N«w Haven is'seiious." the . trus­ No.official red carpet reception wSa ' British Prime Minister Harold aervice. , want the Teamsters Union or B£NEp(m and Uncembourg. railroad. tees said in the document covering scheduled. i Mkcmtllan says Pre*''dent Kennedy Ronian Catholica and some "public sinners”—and was a far Turnpike, half wav be­ • detachable bundle fits both pieces hdrsher affair than ntnv. the Independeitt .Aircraft-Guild. .FINANCE CO No details . of the agreement 0r. William J. Ronan, executiw their first six months since ap­ The Foreign Office reporte^y ' hss promised early reply to invita­ Protestants observe niles of fast­ The Teamsters vron In the two' tween High School and .MA.Nf,'HESTER. CONN. w ere' immediately releaiMMI here aecratarji 4o Ne# York’s (3ov. Nel­ pointment. "It i s . not, however, diivatched a representative' to ex­ tion for 14. CoL John H. Glenn Jr. ing for the petjod, except, Sun­ As time went on, however, most ail Christiana began submitting to pirevious elections, but the first Parkade. Ml 3.4156 . Miraculous freezie-cook-serve ware s^oes from freezer t» but it. waa {krevknisly dlaclosed son A. RockafeUar and cbalm ha hopeless.” tend prbtocol oourteaiea, but high to vialt Britata ,.. . Coast Guard days. Ganepsuy, this meant tak­ time failed to dbtslii a majority that It sans for a 30 per osnt cut a t tha iataratkte staff ccsnsnktaa, ffoveriunent officials, inehufing cutter Oswssoo ea way to aid aev- ing only one full meal a day. the Importtion of ashes. The prac­ atoye (and vice versa) without breaking! Made of spacn- They aald any kmg-tsnn ao)u- tice beesunf general by the 11th and the second Umo bad the vtc--. I Itn k SIM Mill SN U >Imi fnmptir In tasiffh on laduatrial goods and aaki tha vapoct wRI fea raaOy by tkm to the railroad’s pmMems muirt fonner momberi'M Quadraa* Cab- m Bssaoaa aboard barge reparted Tlw athor two ootnMned should age pjToceran. ‘ be leas than the main-meal. cantuiy. Even the Pop* gets ashes tory upsOt by a NLRB deeialoii fill nnH !• II newnint BMlMr Intallanti ■oON rednOUc— on iw^loaltusnl dM laO. Koaaa vapnasotad Mocka- adrift in Atlantic amns 300 miles ' baaed on election oompIalntsY Open Wedne$day 8 A.M. 6 P.M.— Parking . kSII.MtKL- prednetn feilv a t Om tm s m g . m r»es Bsnm) (Oeallned ea Tags Botmi) sast-MutlmMft of Capa. May, N. J. Aatda fiim soeb formal featuraa, on his brow. iALWATf fU N ir o r IRK VAMCMSaaisss t : ------T Houaewaro and Giftware... Lower Level. f r — '— ■\. ■-

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