Invasion Forces Land in Cuba
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VOL. L X X X , NO. 167 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1961 .(Classified Advertlslna on Page It) PRICE FIVE CENTS Invasion Forces Land in Cuba
1. 1 Castro Reports Attacks Supported by Planes^ Warships
Prosecution Opens Case State News Claims Mercenaries Eichmann Denies 15 Roundup Organized in U. S. Israeli Indictments Blaze Levels. Mexico City, April 17 (/P)—The Mexico City ag%ncy of the Cuban Revolutionary Council said today anti-Castro rebels By REUIIAN MORIN dau said the details of the judges' Large Store have taken the Isle of Pines and freed 10,000 political pri.son- Jerusalem, April 17 (/P)— reuoning would bo embodied in ers, who joined the rebellion. The agency said its informa* their final decision at the end of Adolf Eichmann grated out the trial. In N orw alk tion came in radio broadcasts from the I.sle of Pines. the words “not guilty” 15 Then Landau ordered Elchmun times in court today, denying to stand up and remove the head Norwalk, April 17 (/P)— A Moscow, April 17 (/P)—The government newspaper Izvestia all counts in Israel’s monu phones over which he listens to the tonight a.s.serted the Communist world stands behind Cuba’s translation into German of the spectacular early - morning mental indictment naming Hebrew language of the court. fire of undetermined origin Castro government. It made no mention of last summer’s him as the master destroyer Point by point, through the 15 destroyed a large department declaration by Premier Khrushchev that the Soviet Union of Jews in Europe during sections of the indictment.,Landau store on Route 7 here today. would back up Castro with rockets if necessary. repeated. "Do you plead guilty or World War II. One fireman was treated at Izvestia’s strongest tones were to be'found in its head The prosecviUon. opening Its not guilty?” lines, which said: “ Cuba is not alone,” and ‘.‘all of progressive Fifteen times Eichmann replied. Norwalk Hospital for smoke cu e. userted that Eichmann beat mankind is with her.” a Jewish child to death with his inhalation and released. oWn hands for stealing peaches. (Continued on Page Nine) In fighting the flames, firemen "This," cried Israeli Attorney' had to duck exploding bullets that By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS general Gideon Hausner, "is the went oft in the store’s firearms Invaders landed in Cuba by sea and air today, launching trial of the destroyer." department. the long awaited battle to topple Fidel Castro. The former Gestapo officer Priest Explains Firemen said Caldor's Depart Prime Minister Castro told his people by radio the sea stared back at Hausner, unblink ment Store was engulfed in flames ing. when they reached the one-story and airborne onslaught was backed by planes and warships Spectators in the courtroom wept, ^Ethics of War’ cinder - block, metal and frame and was launched by mercenaries organized by the Unitecl swallowed hard as though physi building shortly after 2 a.m. 'The States. His regime severed all communications to the United cally 111, Or looked at each other in Baltimore, April 17 (fl^—A sol fire raged for two hours before it was brought under control but States. shocked disbelief as Hausner, for dier ma.v kill in the time of war, "Already our troops are ad nearly six hours, piled horror on firemen remained at the scene near but for him to kill in the spirit vancing against the enemy, sure horror in his opening statement. the Norwalk-Wilton town lines for of their victory,” the bearded re Invader Bases more than four hours as sporadic Once, Hausner's voice faltered, and of hatred "is not the proper Chris volutionary asserted in ah appeal he said: "Tlfe court will forgive me tian attitude,"" a Roman Catholic flames flared in several sections of the building. for Cubans to maintain order and if I shorten this chapter. I doubt priest said lu t night. discipline. In Guatemala, whether I have words to describe Fire Chief Charles Volk said the Castro declared the invaders these terlble deeds." Still, at the 'The Very Rev. I^rancis J ., Con fire was discovered by a Norwalk end of today’s court session, he nell, C.S.R., a former dean of struck in southern Las Villas Pro radio patrol car at 2:10 a.m. vince and fighting had broken out U.S., Roa Savs said It would take him another half Catholic University in W uhing- Shortly after the first alarm was day to conclude his statement. ton, D.C., said Catholics may not at all points where the invaders sounded, the entire front of the landed. Exile sources said inva United Nations, N. Y., April 17 Eichmann's plea of Innocence justifiably become pacifists or floor exploded with a roar send' marked the actual start of his conscientious objectors. sion beachheads also were planted (VP) — Cuba charged today that an ing a shower of sparks 50 feet in invasion of Cuba had been trial on charges of complicity in Father Connell w u speaking on southeast of Havana and in ex to the air. The fire then spread treme eastern and western Cuba. latinched from Florida and Guate the death of six million European the "Ethics of War," at the Holy backwards in the building, which Name Society’s 60th anniversary Df. Jose Mlro Cardona, the rebel mala with the backing of the Unit Jews during the war. It came af-' is a city block deep and half ed States. The United States re ter the 3-man court headed by Su convention in Baltimore. block wide. leader who broke with Castro over He said that war is not in- communist influence influence in plied with an immediate denial. preme Court Justice Moshe Lan Firemen were hampered by a Cuban Foreign Minister Raul dau overruled defense objections to \rtnsleally evil, according to Cath lack of water in combatting the Hot Time for Hot Rods Cuba, issued a statement saying olic doctrine, but for a nation to Roa told the U.N. Political Com the court’s competence to heawAhe blaae. There were no effjn^dramts A Town of Manchester fireman aims a stream of water at a blazing carriage house oh Hartford Rd., the battle had begun to rid (3uba mittee that the United States muZt cu e and to the Lsraeli law under in the vicinity but firemen pressed oppoilte Palm St., in which two hot rod cars and the frame of another were destroyed late this of Castro’s "despotic rule” and assume the full responsibility for which Eichmann is charged. Lan (Continued on Page Nine) two private hydrants at nearby morning. Richard Young. 27, of 13 Charlotte St., was alone in the 4-stall garage welding when the "Communism’s cruel oppression.” the dawn landings. manufacturing plants into service, building suddenly burst into flames. Young escaped without Injury. Firemen were able to bring One Cuban exile source in the Chief U. S. Delegate Adlai R. ’racy laid about 1,000 feet of hose the blaze under control quickly. However, the front, inside and roof were badly charred, and the United States said Miro Cardona Stevenson, asserted "these charges to a river. front doors were burned off. No estimate of loss was available. (Story on Page 7). (Photo by had left for Cuba but his public are totally false and I deny them Prank Bennett, owner of the Anthony Bayles). relations chief in New York denied categorically.” Kennedy for Fast Aid store, said he was unable to give this. "The United States has not com an immediate estimate of the fi Telephone and telegraph com mitted aggression against Cuba nancial loss adding, however, that munications with Chiba were cut it would be substantial. He said Castro’s Radio off early today, shortly after a (Continued ,on Page Seven) To Farmers, Consumers everything was n complete loss, Rusk Asserts U.S. Cuban array officer confirmed one the merchandise "Inventory auid landing on the south , coast. everything." Says In va d ers The Cuban government radio Wuhington, April 17 (Pi—Presl-^commbdity program to Congress was heard summoning all people’s dent Kennedy today uked Congress and producers. 56 to 61 militia wnits to report at once to to act promptly on his new agri Originally, it was planned to Moved Inland Will Not Intervene their stations. Bulletins Hartford. April 17 iJP\ — The cultural program, which he said submit such a program to a pro In his broadcast heard in Mi Culled from. AP Wires would help the farmer and protect ducer referendum before laying it State Motor Vehicle Department’s ami. Castro declared: daily record,, of automobile acci (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) the consumer . before Congress. The order was Washington. April 17 (/P) — Sec-«>Cuba is still under study. A num "Troops landing by sea and air Sending his administration’s reversed in the final draft to give dents as of last midnight and the Monitored radio broadcasts by retary of Stale Dean Rusk said to ber of weeks ago he had indicated are attacking various points of the farm proposals to Congress in the Congress a right to look over a totals on the same date last year: the Fidel Castro regime indicated day the United Statc.s will not in a decision was just around the national territory in the south of FINCH, CAROLE GET, UFB form of a bill, Kennedy declared program before it was submitted 1960 1961' today that invaders may have tervene in Cuba but it i.s no secret corner. Today he said technical Los Angeles, April 11 141—Dr. Accidents .. 10,469 11,442 (est.) Las Villas Province ;^pported by they would "provide the basis for to a referendum. penetrated about 25 miles inland the American people’s .sympathy is and legal questions are posing planes and warships R. Finch and his former mistress; a sound and healthy agricultural If a program were rejected by K illed ...... 56 61 from landings on the coast south with tho.se fighting again.st dicta problems. He did not amplify. Carole Tregoff, totlay were sen In ju red...... 6,206 ,6,183 (est) "The glorious soldiers of the tenced formally to life Imprison economy." growers, there would be no gov east of Havana. torship. '— The Castro regime is accusing revolutionary army and the na Secretary of Agriculture Orville ernment action In effect that year, The Columbia Broadcasting sys This ■was Rusk’s hews conference ment f
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., M n DAY, .APRIL 17, 1961 PAGE FIVE P A G E FO U R BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALp, MANCHESTER, CONN; MONDAY* APRIL 17, 1961 Caplin said. “I firmly believe this Worry o f. PupUs of Piano Z o n e rs W ill H ea r Rotary Program Aixditors to Check is tnie. Yet I am convinced there Laos Rebels Push imn^rMMTIRESTED S u y m l t a d must be some system of checking, Local Stocks FALSE TEETH In T h ir d R ecita l 10 Bids Tonight INIOWCOSTHOMEOWNIIIS For Students Off More Tax Returns some method of review, knowledge Close to Thai Line Slipping or Irrifofliig? TV-Rliaio Tonight of which will have a salutory ef-. 6r§^Am§rkm Don't be embsrrasMd bf loo** MSUEANaWHOSIUSITT feet on any taxpayer who might Quotation* Furnished bv (Continued from Page One) teeth allpplng, drapi ling I Thf third In a series of five mid- Tbn appUcatlona for excoptlonn AgMt. Hie proposed foreign student (OoatfaiiMd from Pag* One) Coburn S MIddlebrook, Inc. iBUgh. to town stndng rule* wUl be pro- be disposed to cut corners.” when you tslk or I _ The Baby Has season recitals by piano pupils of Tlsitatlon scheduled by the Man ✓ He said the scrupulous taxpayer Bank Slocks battalio'n-strengrth assault td Bprinkfe a little PASTSTTR on a*nt«d beforo a Zoning Board Of wants t o approach a one in 10 ra Bio Asked plate*. Thie pleasant powder the Werner Studio, Frederic E. chester Rotary Club for Saturday tio. should have some assurance that sweep government troops from remarkable sense Of added eomfort Television Appaalg (ZBA) public hearing to- (kmn. Bank and Trust and security by holding platee nora Wemer. Emeet C. Johnson, and n^ht at the Municipal Building at and Sunday has been canceled, due The 1961 filing deadline was ex his neighbor Is paying his fair well prepared positions near the Armly. No gummy* gooey* paety ie M 4:00 Salty Brint's Shack 13(> 7:30 Cheyenne ttuc. Co...... 49 52 Mra. Louise Recknegal, Instnic- I. 10. 40. IS 8 o'clock. to conflict with the students’ tended two days because the usual town of Nhommalath, about 25 or feeling. It's aUcalInc (non*aeld)* Been Named ••• Early Show (In Drogrots) 10. SO The American* 33. 30 schedules. April 15 date fell on the weekend. "In my opinion,'’ he said, “the Hartford National Get PA8TOBTH at any drug counter. tore. was held yesterday afternoon First Show tin DTOkisas) XI To Too III* Truth 13 Among the requesU are two con ^Bank and Trust Co. 46 49 miles northeast of Thakhek, which Bi* 3 rheater (in progrsst) 3 t:30 SurfaW* Six 3. 40. S3 Slxty-slx foreign student* at the IRS will accept any return post most effective way to do this is in tlw chapel of the South Meth Y i^ Brsr S cerning apeciel exoeptlona. The Fire Insnraiice Companies liee on the Mekong River and the Tale* of Well* Fargo 10. 33. 30 privetely owned Menchester Water University of ConnecUcut had been marked by midnight tonight. a broad exercise of the auditing odist Chutch. The room was dec At Mann Newt 33 Oucapin Bowling 1* Aetna Fire ...... 108 113 ■ Thai border. 1 y orated with palms and flowers. A Cartoon Playbout* tt 3:00 Acapulco 10. 32. 30 Co. request* permission to locete scheduled to visit Manchester in Caplin told a reporter he hopes procedure on a reasonable basis.” Military sources said the Pathet Panic 40 Danny Thomaa Show 3. 12 We*n gladly supply full information all taxpayers will understand Hartford Fire ...... 62',4 65 PRESCRIPTIONS jriMsoe. Karen Ketctle. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bnice V. varied program of SO numbers two new pumping etatlons, one off connection with Rotary Interna Hartford Fire ...... 63 V* BT’.ii Lao apparently Is not staging a ( .13 Reacut 3 3U *:30 Andy Griffith Show 3 12 about Great Ainerican’a low coat tional's “World Understanding “There is nothing wrong with be Washington, April 17. (/P)—New Johnson, 52 Doane St. She was bom April 6 at Manchester Me was presented. Modern Dlsesl S3 Concentration tC) 10. >2. 30 Bretton Rd. (M feet from Parker Hftd. Steam Boiler 103 108 general offensive but limited it Free Delivery morial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Adrenlure* in Paradlaa (. 40. 3.J 8L) end a aecond weet of 78 Lydell Homeowoen Policy and easy pay- Week.” * ing audited.” He added: ground for optimismi about the The next recital In the series 3:33 Weather. Newt B Sporta A 13 “One whose conscience is clear Phoenix Fire ...... 90 94 self to a single all-out drive that P A . Oaalaas. Pasadena, Calif. Her paternal grandparenU are will be held at the same place. Two Face* West 40 Checkerboard Theater St, both in Residence Zone A. moit plan. Get in touch with ua Jay E. Rand, who was to air- economy: Amerlcan.s’ personal in ( :30 Club House 23 10:00 The Barbara Stamnyk Show has no cause for alarm. We are come increased in March for the Life and Indemnity Ina Cos. took the area around Nhommalath. LIGGEH DRUQ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie E John.'on. Northfleld, Minn. Sunday May 14, at 3:30. when an C 'mpasi 53 „ 32, so Another request for ipecial ex todety^ range housing for the students in Aetna Casualty .... 123 133 The rebels used this same strategy SHOPPING PARKADE • • • • • Channel 8 Newt 8 Hennesey » 12 Rotarians' homes, said the univer- not implying that he.is dishonest. first time in five months. other group of studenU q|^I be 10:30 Academy Awards I, 13. 40. S3 ception will be asked by Wilfred Aetna Life ...... 107 111 in a one-punch attack that swept Oardlaer. L^nne EUeo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gardi , presented. Robin Hood is Dion of 277 Highland St. who PRATT AGENCY alty requested the cancelation be It may be a mere random audit, The increase over February was 3.43 Doug Edward* 3. 13 San Franclaco Beat 3 or simply that some characteristic Conn General (New) 208 218 government forces from the key ner, 104 Hale^ R<1. Glastonburj-. She Was bom April 5 at Man i Those who participated yester- Reacue 3 3Q wiahea to convert a single-family HEBRON ROAD—WELLSWFJEP FaSTATEvS—ANDOVfcR cause the program would have $3.4 billion, the Commerce De Hftd. Electric Light 66 69 center of Tha Thom two weeks chester Memorial Ho-spital. Her maternal grandparenU are Mr. Huntlev-Brlnkley Report I The Third Man 22 Interrupted the students’ work on of his return suggests td our partment reported yesterday. Tliat ! day were Paul L. Molava, Jeffrey 10. 32. 30, 11:00 Newa 30 home Into e two-fanriUy dwelling. TEL. PI 2-7598 Travelers ...... 118 123 ago. and Mrs. Arthur Patton. 26.“^ High St. Her paternal grandparenU ■ J. Soule. Denis W. Wlrtalla, Don- 7:00 Alter Dinner Movie 3 final papers and examinations. examiners a possibility of error is, the annual rate of personal in New* A Weather 23. 30 j Newa. Sport* A Weather 3. 12 Heeding a Hat of aeven requests Public rtUlties One source said the new attack • are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gardiner. Glastonburj'. She has a : ns J. Munroe. Donna L. Dletrich- 11:13 Jack Paar Show IC) lu. 30 for variancea is an application sub Rartd said the Rotary Club wlU which we think should be ex come jumped from $406.2 billion American Odysaey S3 Suapenae Theater 3 Conn. Light & Power 2914 31’4 puis the Pathet Lao in a position • brother, Edward, 3 '»; and a sister, Pamela, 1 ’ ». ' sen. Christine M. Hawley. Susan PN'enlng Report 401 mitted by Earl White and A. probably arrange a similar pro plored." to $409.6 billion. We sell the • * • * • Feature 40 40 A taxpayer whose return is Hftd. Electric Light 67 70 to be “ a fairly lively threat to ' M. Primus, Elisabeth E. Beyrer. Phil Silver* Show 11:25 New* 18 Braxineki, to conduct a swimming gram in the fall, at the suggestion However, $1.8 billion of the in Hartford Gas Co, .. 53’4 56',4 Christopher Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Death Valiev Dav* to OP MANCHKSTPR audited will be contacted by IRS Thakhek." money-saving ! Nell Newman. Karen Hakan.sen. Checkerboard Theater o. 18 II 30 Jack Paar Show (C) 22 school at rear of 29 Buckland St7, ' of the university. crease represented $150 million in Southern New England • Chesanek. 51 Primrose Dr.. Es-st Hartf*d. He was bom April 8 12:30 World's Beat Movie* 8 agent who will ask additional In- GI life insurance dividends paid He said it was assumed some ' Patricia G. Patterson. David C. Father Knnwe Beat 12 Premiere l2 Rural Zone. FLETCHER CLASS ______CO. __ a Mitchell Telephone ...... 52*4 55',4 troops from the North Viet Nam .' at Manchester Memorial Hospital His maUrrial grandparents Berube. Thoma.' J. Quinn, Pamela 7 15 ABt' New* 40; 1:00 I-ate New* 30 Five sideline exceptions axe' formatlon-usually the production out by the Veterans AdminUstra- Stanufactiiring Companies Great Ameritan ' are Mr. and Mr*. Frank wnUiams. 90 Mill St His paternal grand- Vt Mas.- Highllghta i'2' New* 8 of records-to support items In the tion in March. Normally these were involved because "the artil A. Nielson. Marsha vM. Gliha. Sports Camera 30 News and Sign Off sought by Stefan Penhacker, to W^VES^IiroDL^IJRNPIKE Arrow. Hart, Heg. .. 61'4 65 V4 lery barrage and other things 1 parenU are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Chesanek. St. Petersburg. Thomas C. Filloramo. Cynthia A. return. payments would have been spread 15'j • Fla. He has a brother. Frederick, 5; and two sisters, Stephanie. 1 SEE SATL’RDAT’S TV WEEK FOR COMPLETE USTCNG erect detached garage at 103 CORNER DURANT ST. Public Records Associated Spring ,.. 17’.4 were a little too professional for Homeowners Policy Squires. Ann Marie Boucher, Don- Starkweather S t; Aurel Bumach. After the examination, the agent over the rest of the year. The $1.8 Bristol Bra.sa ...... 9 10’4 I S, and Charlene. 3. may accept the return as filed or billion figure was obtained by just Eathet Lao." • • 9* « • I na M. Coro. Dorothy L. Witkowskl. to erect addition to home at 49 Dunham' Bush ...... 5 6 Government troops were hold I Ruth E. Blackwell. Sheryl D. Roy. LARGER QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! Warrantee Deeds may even decide the taxpayer paid multiplying $150 million by 12 to 90 97 Peterson. Michael Dan. son of Mr. and Mr* Ronald Peterson. Cornell St.; Oral Perkins, to erect Ernest A. Ritchie to Peter A, Em-Hart ...... ing mountain positions along the Marlene Davey. Jacquelj-n J p l e n t y o f f r o n t a n d r e a r PARKING! ^ too much. However, If he disagrees get the annual rate.^ Fafnir Bearing ...... 54 58 Ask Crystal Lake R d. Ellington. He «-a,s born April 6 at Manches Radio attached garage to home at 58 Bol and Elvera K. Brazttis, property with the taxpayer he may order winding road that leads from the ter Memorial HospiUl His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Caro- Boucher. Paul Wilhelm. Elisabeth ton St.; Richard Anton, to build at The report. -lowed the wage and Landers Frary Clark 20 22 i A. Gaudreau, Beverly A. Rauten- (Thlt listing Includes only those news^^brondeiuto of 10 or IS-mtarato at 34 Finley St. an additional payment. battle area to Thakhek and were for • lyn Buck, South Windsor. His paternal grandparenU are Mr. tached garage at 171 Brent Rd.; AUTO GLASS INSTALLED . salary payments Increased by $1.1 N. B. M achine...... 21 23 being reinforced. ; berg. Jeanot P. Wirtall^ Bruce L. length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) Jarvis Enterprises Inc. to Rich Caplin emphasized that a tax billion to $272.1 billion, the first 14',4 16',4 . and Mrs. Ex'erett Hamilton. Warehouse Point. He has a brother, and R a ^ en Griswold Jr.,- to erect ard T. and Jean D. Johnson, prop North and Judd .... It appeared the Pathet L a o Hopper, and Wesley C. Gryk Jr. WDBi>-ISM '8:15 Fulton Lewta Jr. dialling at 71 Steep Hollow Lane. payer may be represented at these advance in this category since last Stanley Works ...... 17 19 details Donald, 1; and a sister. Rhonda. 3 S.uu Nowa. Wall Street 6:30 Mutual New* GLASS FURNITURE TOPS erty at 5 Penn Rd. would have difficulty launching • • • • • FTancia C. Shea of 351 E. Cen sessions by a lawyer or an ac July. Terry Steam Boiler . 32 35 6;1U Art Johnson Show 8:33 Local New* and Showeaaa Ruth Ei Young to Conrad J. and countant. Also, he has avenues of Most of the payroll increase 57 >4 any sustained drive to the border. • LUeureux. Tvonne Jacqueline, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Her- 8:05 Raynor Shtnea 6:43 Lowell Thomaa. Phil RIsutto ter St. wants to erect a profession MIRRORS (Fireploco and Door) Elizabeth B. Reuter of Vernon, Veeder Root ...... 5314 Bue the rebels have gained a ■ belt F. LHeureux Sr:, 209 Center St. She was bom April 3 in 11:15 Raynor Shines 7:00 CBS New* al office building and to have park appeal both within IRS smd was in contract construction, be The above quotations are not to Chories W . LoHirop i428 on Roster I 00 r^ews. Slpn Off 7:10 CBS-^ln Per*on property at 94 Plymouth Lane. ginning to recover from a setback oe construed as actual marketa strong military foothold that - St. Francis Hospital, Hartford. Her maternal grandparents are HHA%—Vlt 7:30 Mutual New* ing, at 351 E. Center St. Uirough the federal courts if he Agoflcy, Inc. PICTURE FRAMING (all typos) William W. and Josephine B. is im'wllllng to accept the agent’s caused by severe winter. might have to be recognized ' by : Charles Carlson of Harardville and Mrs. Evelj-n Carlson of West S:00 Sound Staer 7:35 Loral' Newa and Shnwea** Sisson to Normtin R. an^Gisele any group drawing a cease-fire 1 Of Countrv’ Club i 6:40 WVftther. Sporta 7:55 CBS New* Analy*!* findings. Manufacturing payrolls went The state of Arizona lias troted - Hartford. Her paternal grandmother is Mr*. Beulah Addis. i ______* 7:15 Sound Stage B:UU Tbr World Tiiniitht R. Roy, property at 91-93 SLJohn line, which In turn could become 617 Main S t, Manchester • Hartford. She has a brother. Herbert Jr., 2. 8:30 Ntfhl FHaht I) .' Mutual Sport* WINDOW and PLATE GLASS 'The American system pre up $200 million to a rate of $84.2 for the winner in every presiden • • • • • Four hundred and twenty eight 31 SL bllllo.i, the first increase since tlal election since its admission the boundary of the divided na MI 9-0884 13 00 Sign Oft 8:36 Local New* and Showcass Quitclaim Deed sumes that the vast majority of memberships have been taken out WTK>*IMi 9:00 CBS New* ■>a last June. Into the union in 1912. tion. Bajniaad. Thomas Patrick, son of Mr. and Mr*. William Ray 6:00 Newa, Weather 9:10 Showcaat and New* YOUII NEIGHBOR CONTRACTORS: WE HAVE IN STOCK Pat C. and Theresa R. Deyorio taxpayers are fair and honest,' mond. Maple St.. Ellington. He was bom April 1 at Manchester in the Manchester Country Club 6:20 Strictly Sporta 12:15 Simon to William B. Sisson, property off Manorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenU are Mrs. Michael including 330 playing member- 6;3t' Suppertime Serenade MEDICINE CABINETS and SHOWER DOORS Rmnan of Vernon and John P. Belasky of Hartford. His pater shtpa 75 social and 25 junior 6:50 Newa, Weather. Sporta HAS BEEN TO St. John St. AVA'AViWAN*?.*.' 7:05 Converaation Piece Numbers to Change OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENINGS Trade Name ^•'sVX? nal grandmother is Mrs. Elderine Anne Raymond. West Hartford. memberships. 7 30 Newa Anthony Doiinsky, now doing He has a brother, Michael William, 4. The club's board of director* 7:45 Radio Moacow 8:06 The Kichmann Case Stockholm — All Swedish roads Pilgrim ESTDIATES GLADLY GIVEN business as Adams Street Worm Fracchias Wed 25 Years decided at its March meeting not 9 05 What a Your Opinion will receive new numbers April 1, Mr. and Mrs. Lebero R. Fracchia.c mnnnll Robin Kay. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bissell, to admit new members from out Ranch and Live Bait at 221 Adams 10:06 Nightbeat 1982. The country will have five St. 260 Spring St., were fe(ed Satur Chief Herman O. Schendel, Earl I Cooper Lane. Coventry. She was bom April 2 at Hartford Hos of town who are not taxpayers. 11:00 Newa Yost of The Herald, and Judge] pital. Her maternal' grandparenU are Mr. and Mr*. Serman 11:30 Starlight Serenade highways belonging to th* Euro Mills Lease day evening by 55 guests at a 25th S v i TTiey reaffirmed that decision "rue-s- l:0C Sign Off_ pean system. 81 national highways >* Irving L. and Philip Bayer to wedding anniversary party at the Wallett. Save un Qhmd UnEonJi Gigo/icKe lUNIlM^ ir»toe Noank. Her paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. day. Out of towners who were WPOP—X41I • ad. u/e sm o M ^ Imperial Steak House in Bolton. Fracchia htis been dog warden I isuptMtwirm John S. Bissell. Coventry. 6:00 Today la Hartford compared with 15 at present, and FOk FAMIICS— Louis L. Foster, Tnc„ lease of members last year were piermlttcd 7:00 B ob^off 180 other numbered road*.' property at 46 Purnell St. for Fracchla and his wife, the for of Manchester since 1947. He is a to renew their memberships. 9 00 P.ay Somera three years. mer Miss Emily Plllard, were mar member of the Manchester Sporta-1 Maneggia, Thomas Andrew, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. TTie country club leases its land 11:00 Newa HAVE YOU? 11:10 Ray Somera Building Permits ried April 17, 1936, in New York men's Club, the Elks, the Knights ICaneggia, 26 Spring St., Rockville. Ho was bom April 4 at from-the town for $18,000 a year. of Columbus, and has been active | ManchesUr Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparenU are 1 00 Del Ravcee Show Carl O. Hicking for Alfred R. City. TTiey hr. e lived in Manches ARMOUR WIN9—18M Kasinskl, alterations to home at ter most of their lives. in local sports activities. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Morri.ssey, 128 Campfield Rd. His pa SCIENCE FAIR WINNERS 6 (V) Wall Street For Hoiwsf His wife is a member of the 1 ternal grandmother is Mr*. Thomas J. Maneggis, Bolton. Hi* 6:06 Newa 133 Baldwin Rd., $297. Judge and Mrs. John Wallett, 147 Bridgeport, April 17 lAh—Ron Economical Ropoira or John Madigan, for additions to Waranoke Rd., who were best man Manchester WATES. at grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Morrissey, Flushing, ald Zissel, a senior at Central High The couple has two daughters, I I. N. Y„ and Mr*. Nicholas Levay, New Haven. ' R
• \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1961 PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1961 PAGE S IX doetora* pay after axpaneea. Soma against Dr. Osstio. But tf an tn- ■peeiaUaU do make more . money Castro’s Radio IRanrliPstpr vaslon of Cuba la launched from .Open Forum CB Management, Help Carriage Shed Burns, but they have epant many mora NOTICE Obituary American—or even Guatsmalan— Duffy of Times Dies; yeare learning how to eava your Invaders lEnptmt^ IfpraU) The Dedicated Doctor eyoa, your haart, your Ufa. I Says In va d ers soil it will be universally attribut John B. Hlokey ed to an American plot — To tho Editor, Would you epend twelve or four TIm Fogarty Iro i.' fwN olHeo at 31f tria d St*, wfll teen yean etudying with no in* John Bernard Hickey, 70, of 52 Opposed to Tax Hikes Fire Destroys Hot Rods IS Blu«U Street “In any case, what matters is Former Herald Editor TDoctor’s wives rarely feel that Clifford St., Hartford, and former Moved Inland SUacbester Conn. they can "sound off” becauss of come for the fin t eight or tan eloM at Mon oa Saturdays, offoeNva A p rt I I . for THOMAS F. f^ G U S O N not the precise degree to which yean and a email remittance the ly of Manchester, died yesterday at WALTER R FERGC90N their husband's position In the Forces in Cuba Manchester should not increase sewer rates if it wants Che Two hot rod cars and the frame of another were destroyed West Hartford, April 17 Fu St. Francis' Hospital after a long I^bUsbers American officials may or may next two or four yeanT (Continued from Page One) neral aervicea will be held at 11 community, but after reading re tha summtr sooson. Our usual omarganey sorvlet illness. ney Bros, to meet competition from southern textile mills, in a fire this morning that gutted a four-stall, two-story for SVI&ded October 1. ISU not be Implicated In the designs A Thought for Today cent arUcles in national maga Could you auiTound younelf a.m. tomorrow at the First Church arith ell kinds of diseases and (Oanttanad from Pago One) He was born in East Hartford, said the management of the mill, this morning in a letter to base will b« stopped by Cuban mer carriage house on the south side of Hartford Rd. oppo- 'PobUebed Breir Grentss Except of the Cuban emigres. What mat of Christ Congregational for Ward Sponaored by tk* Mancheater zines, viewing the controversial wHI baavaHoWadt at hours. . . critical of the refusal of U. S. au had lived in Manchester for a few SuadATi' H^tdAye. Entered At tbe surgical procedures? Would you Mayor Harold A. Turkington. :------fsite Palm St. ters la the. effect on world opinion E. Duffy, retired editor o f the CouBcU « f ChnrchM television coverage of medical care moroenariu organized by tho Im- thorities to reveal the names of the years after hia marriage, and had planes unles* complete flight plarts Poet OtOce At Mnncbeeter. Conn, ax be able to tell a mother that her three airmen who flew two bomb Simultaneously, the employes of tion In which the company The frame building, owned by Second O a m MaII Matter. - of a projected invasion of Cuba, Hartford Times. in the nation and reading the let lived in Hartford most of his life. are filed four hours before the child’s life cOuld not be saved? C a t h H M S a t poriaUiRIc government of the ers to the United States. Immigra the mill In another letter protested might slowly be forced into a posi Norman Spector had been rantad Duffy, 69, who retired from the There is a certain key called the ter published in the Open Forum He worked for the Park Depart flights, CBS said. to a hot rod organization which SUBSCRIPTION RATES launched from the United States. last evening 1 feel I must write Would It be easy for you to watch United Statea.” tion officials in Miami said the proposed Increase In the prop tion where we could no longer State News PAVAble In Adrnnce Times Jan. 1 this year, died yester people die, wishing you could do ment in Hartford for 36 years un Novins, also said In a broadcast had converted It into a g araga to MaII For If It is right for the American "master-key,” because it Is so If rebel claims are verified, the the three asked to remain anony erty tax rate, saying they have re maintain a competitive position CAiTier day at hia home. Burial will be in this letter. more? Ask the public these ques til his retirement in 1959. build and work on cars. One Y oat ...... ^ £ § 9 moo government to allow Cuban exiles Fairview Cemeter>'. constructed that it can open many It Is shameful that the people Invaders landed in four of Cuba’s mous so their families in Cuba Survivors include his wife, Mrs. ceived no pay increase in three with those located in a more favor from Miami that two high Caatro Six Mon the ...... 7 ^ 11.00 tions and when their doctor sends Duffv Joined the Times as a re of our country think that m^lcine six provinces. would be safe, but the feeling In Annie Tierney HlCkey; a brother years. able or less costly locale.” officers have defected to the rebels. Richard Young, 27, of IS Char Three Month* ...... 3.X B;S0 to Invade Cuba, then it would be locks. The master-key lo the them a bill for his services,. per Roundup lotte St., waa alone in build One Month ...... 125 1.8S porter in 1921 and served as assist is a business and th-t most doc The rebels made no claim to a Havana was that the identities of in Andover. Mass.; a sister in Hart John G. Robinson,' treasurer and He said if the rate proposed by He did not name them. the .43 equally right for the Soviet gov Scriptures is the Holy Spirit. He haps they wiU be thankful that he ing welding, when suddenly, as ha W eekly...... *> ant city editor, managing editor can unlock every hidden truth. He tors think in terms of dollars. No landing In Laa Villas. But they any missing pilots In Cuba's tiny ford, and many nieces sp'l nephews plant manager, said the company General Manager Richard Martin ernment to 'allow’ lAunumblet ex hM the InteUigence, endurance and WANTED! Air Force would have been learned Novins, who monitored both rebel (Continued from Page One) put it, "Everything was a m aas MEMBER OF ___ and associate editor before becom one is refused medical care. I wish said a lodgement was made in Ma- in Manchester. might not be able to compete were adopted, the company would has come to guide us into all faith to carry on. immediately by Cuban officials. and government radio broadcasts of flames.’’ THE ASSOCIATED PRESS iles to organize an air lift to the tng editor in 1953. truth. He takes the unsearchable the doctors could publicly print tanzas Province, about 100 miles The funeral will be held Wednes against southern companies if pay at least $3,477 more a year. from Cuba, said those sources in The Aeeortated Press U excluxlvely My husband worked hit way m e n — WOMEN U. S. officials granted the three opening of t)ie fishing season Sat Young managed to escape with entitled to the use of repobllCAtion of Congo, or for the Chinese govern A native of Mooers. N. Y., Duffy riches of Christ and shows them the number of cases they have Uncoln Service helps thoussads southeast of Havana, in Pinar del day at 8:15 a m. at the Molloy Fu Manchester "creates a situation" If the rate proposed by Control dicated several large-scale landings ^ news dUsoatches credited to It or began his journalistic career as a through college and medical school from ages 18 to 61. Pwpare now Rio Province 38 miles southwest of pilots provisional saylum and said neral Home, 906 Farmington Ave., by raising the sewer rates 25 per ler Jay Etlinger were adopted, the urday while fishing near his home out injury. Cause of-the fire has ment to 'allow' Fermosan exiles unto us. They are always getting given free care to and the con with four yean off to serve his prepare for these testa every an official hearing on their appeal in the Mattmzas area, a swamp not otherwise credited In this paper reporter on The Manchester fresh visions of secret things who sideration given to people - who for U. 8. Civil Service Job open Havana, and in Oriente Province West Hartford, followed by a cent. company would pay $4,728 a year area on the south coast, and in with his two sisters. not been determined. and also the local new* pupllshed here. tu invade Formosa. Does President country, so money didn’t see him ings in this Mea during the next year. It la one of tho largest and for asylum would be held later in The boy’s father, Rene Doyon, a Town firemen from Companies 1 All rlehts of repuhllcatlon of speclAl (Conn.) Herald in 1916. He also possess this master-key. Have yon have low incomes and large famr on the esLStem tip of Cuba. Oriente soleml high Maaa of requiem at dtee Other Costs more. Oriente Province., Kennedy really want to set such a served as managing editor and edi throui^. When someone asks me if faatest growing privately owned the week. The officials refused to non-swimmer, plunged in after the and 4 responded to the call from dispatches herein are also reserved^ got it? Hies. 12 montha. schools of its kind and la net was the birthplace of Castro’s rev St. Augustine’s Church, Hartford, While in his letter Robinson in Robinson said a representative ’The main assault, he said, ap precedent?” torial writer on The Herald. he is a Specialist or Just a General olution. say where they were being kept. at 9 a.m. Burial will be in St. of Cheney Bros., Andrew Torrance, boy but narrowly averted drowning Box 14 at Hartford Rd. and Mc Full serslce client of N. E. A. Sere- Robert A. McBride Government poaltlona pay aa high connected with the Oovemment. djeated that If the town should pears to be centered In the swamp He was editor of “Who's Who I see the side of medicine the Practitioner, I proudly say, "Yes, .Matanzas province lies between In Buenos Aires, a band of Ar Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. will be present at the public hear himself. He pulled himself out Kee Sts., and quickly brought the lee. Inc _ We would answer that last North Methodist Church general public will never [(et aa 8446.00 a month to start. They decide not to Increase the sewer area. Publisher* Representatives: The in Connecticut" in 1933. he it a General Practitioner be provide much greater' security For FREE Information on Oov- Las Villas and Havana provinces gentine youths stoned the windows Friends may call at the funeral rates the company would be ing on the sewer rates tomorrow Novins said the Oriente landing.-! on a branch offered by a neighbor. flames under control. Julius Mathews Special Ayency — New Guardian query by saying that glimpse of, the tears In my hus During World War I, he was a cause he wouldn’t want to be any than private employment and ex and was the scene of violent fight of the U. S. Information Service home tonight from 7 to 9, and to night at 8 o'clock in (he hearing Martin O’Shaughnessy, 47, New Chief W. Clifford Mason said York. Chicayo. Detroit and B oston .__ Communist jtolicy has never band's eyes when a child dies emment Jobs, Including Mat of Office last night and shouted pro- greatly helped, he said on the tele appeared to be largely unopposed MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF second lieutenant In the 303rd thing else.” cellent opportunity for advance ing tn Castro's revolutionary morrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 room of the Municipal Building to and were accomplished mainly by Canaan, and Mrs. Margaret that aa he approached the scene whom he has cared for through ’To a dedicated doctor the re poeitlona smd salariea, fUl out Castro and anti-American slogans. phone that the trouble ia deeper CIRCULATIONS. sought or waited for world ap Field Artillery In France. Patrolmen Start ment. Many positions require lit coupon and. mail at one—^TODAY. movement that overthrew dictator m. The John F Tierney Funeral than the sewer rates. explain, the company's position. infiltration. Graves, about 45, Bridgeport, he could see large tonmes of Duffy also headed or served on out a hopeless illness, the nights ward for all his early sacrifices is No one was )>urt. Home, 219 W. Center St., is in perished in a fire which swept a The Herald PrlnUnt Company; li« .. proval or for precedent in its tle or no specialized education or You will also gat full deUUa on Fulgencio Batista. "Everything is going up.” he The letter from the United Tex But those in the Matanzas area flame rolling through the oumed assumes no financial responsibility for the Connecticut Outdoor Recrea without any sleep, the hours spent not money, it is the fact that he ITiere was no mention of rebel Red China used the weekend charge of arrangements. one-family dwelling In New out. frames of the doors and lap maneuvers, and that indeed, if we Academy Course experience. how you can qijallfy youraalf to aerial bombing to launch a bitter saidt "Labor here (in New Eng tile Workers Local at Cheney brought heavy fighting with Cas tvpoyraphica] errors appeartn* In ad tion Resource Review Commis reading medical journals, attend is truly the Guardian at Birth, attacks in Havana and Camaguey tro’s militia, he continued. Canaan late Saturday. Fire of- ping on the sidewalk. vertisement* and other readln* matter are going to run the wc/rld by sion. Connecticut River Watershed ing meetings and doing records at Healer of the Sick, Comforter of But to get one of these Jobs, you paas these testa. new attack against the United land) is higher." Some companies Bros, protested the general man ficiala said they died of suffoca tn The Manchester Evcnln* Herald. provinces, the latter another bat James E. Horvath ager's proposed seven-mill hike in Following is the full te4tt of Power lines to the structure precedents. President Kennedy Council, Connecticut Water Re- The two newest patrolmen on home on his so-called nights off, the Aged. must pass a teat The competlUon tleground In Castro's revolution. States. The official Peiping Peo are building plants abroad and tion and bums. is keen and In some cases only Don’t delay—Act NOW! James E. Horvath, 71, of 15 importing the fabrics at a much the property tax rate. Novin.e’ broadcast: burned through and fell to tha Dlsplav advertlxlnit closln* hours; might consider himself fully au aourcea Commission, and Forest the Manchester police force today the demanding public and the Sincerely yours. One landing, on the south coaat, ple’s Dally charged the United Nellie Pearl Robinson, 37, 228 For Monday—1 p.m Friday. and Park Association of Connecti Mrs. R. K. Butterfield one out^f States "has created once again a Westminster Rd„ died Saturday at cheaper rate, he said. “As taxpayers and employes of "The invasion of Cuba has be ground quickly. Power company For Tuesday—1 p.m Monday. thorized, by Soviet and even Brit are starting a month's course at faithful patient, sitting up all was confirmed by a (?uban officer Manche.ster Memorial Hosjiltal gun with a double landing on Mather St., Hartford one of the workmen were on the scene short cut.- grave situation threatening world "They’re getting value for half Cheney Bros, we feel It.unwlse,” traffic accident victlmii, died of For Wednesday—1 p.m. Diesdav. the New Officers School at the night with a dying patient, and P.S. Many thanks to the physici LINCOLN SERVICE, Dept. 54 before the island nation 90 miles after a long illness. (?uban soil from undisclosed bases. ly and clipped the other ends of For Thursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. ish deeds in the past, to take Cuba He was active in national and the proud feeling when someone ans who have kept Mr. Willard off the U.S. shore cut communica peace in the Caribbean. region.” the price," he said. wrote Samuel Demko, chairman of a crushed chest Sunday. She suf For BStdav—1 p.m. Thursday. back by any means he wished or State YMCA activities and a trus Chiers of Police Academy in The dally said flatly that U. S. He was born in Hungary, Nov. His letter to the mayor said, the union's, legislative committM. -"The first landing, accomplished the lines on the pole to eliminate For Saturday—1 p.m. Friday. Bethany. tells me what a kind and wonder Rogers healthy so that he may r*am"Ve™ much Interested. Please send me f»«o>«t«ly F « « “ tions. 26, 1889, and came to this country mainly by infiltration, came in at fered the fatal injury when the the danger of persons getting hurt Classified deadline; 10;30 a.m each dared to employ. tee of the Wadsworth Atheneum, ful doctor he Is. continue carrying the torch (elec list of U. S. Government positions snd salaries, (2) Information aircraft bombed Cuban cities and "As you probably know, our par “We are'overburdened at pres car in which she was riding skid day of publication...... except Saturday— Hlllyer and Hartford Colleges. .Lester Silver of 113 Cooper St. The officer said a force of un mentioned nothing about any de 52 years ago. He had lived in Man ent w ith ... taxes," he said, and Oriente Province but the main from the fallen live wire. That, however, is hot the Then why, asks John Q. Pub tric of course) for the many burn on how to qualify for a U. 8. Government Job. known size had landed at Plays ent company is already operating ded on wet Route 85 and smashed > a.m . He is survived by his widow, and Lawrence Smith, of 56 Haw fecting pilots. chester for 47 years. Until his re a textile plant in South Carolina added, "for the past three years, assault appeared to be centered The entire front. Inside and roof thorne St. will study basic police lic, do doctors have such high ing laauea in the world today. " Larga, about 100 miles southeast in the central swamp area of Into a tree In Colchester. Monday, April IT Guardian’s real point, or Ameri Louise; two sons, David B. of West .Age tirement in 1954, he had been em where all municipal costs, as well Cheney Bros, employes have had were badly charr^. Spector aaid procedures, law, rules of evidence Incomes If John Q. Public were Name ...... of Havana, and fighting had brok ployed by Hamilton Standard, divi Matanzas on the south coast. Two men in the car were in ca's own proper concern. We are Hartford and Douglas M. of Wash K OF C EX-DHUBCrOR DOBS as labor rates, are very much no increase in wages." jured, Thomas Graham, 33, of 57 the building was partly coyarad ington; three daughters, Mrs. Rob and other related subjects. They working In an aircraft plant and en out. Near Plays Larga is an air sion of United Aircraft Corp., in "Both government radio and supposed to be. and we hope to be, worked all night and all week Address ...... strip and the naval station at Cien lower than they are here in Man Employes and management are Russel St., Hartford, the driver, by insurance. He was unable to Ward Duffy ert L. Reinhart of Center Valley, complete the course on May 12. New Haven, April 17 {IP)— B^^n• Windsor Locks. He was a mem underground radio, both of which give an e.stimate of the damage. the nation which does not imitate end, he would get time and a half erai aervicee will' be held tomor fuegos. Invader Bases chester. negotiating on wages now, and and Louis T. Stvens, 47, of 126 Pa.. Mrs. Leater G. Hawkins Jr. of They Joined the police force in City ...... ber of the Hamilton Standard Fore "Only the skill and 'know-how' both Robinson and Demko indicat have been monitored by CBS news 'nuough a long career as news for overtime. If he only worked row for Leo F. Craig, former su Rebel sources in the United here, indicate the following: North St., Hartford. Young Was also imable to give the worst others ^cjo. We might be, Arlmgton, Va.. and Mrs. William December 1960. men's Club, St. James' Church, of our employes (most of whom ed the chances are slim for an an estimate of the loss of tha cart, paperman Ward Duffy stood for Several other patrolmen on the fifteen hours of every day, his in preme director of the Knights of Give Exact Directions to Your Home ,...... States said some military units had "Several large scale landings in Two Suffield men, Jose R. and hope to be, a nation which G. McLoughlin Jr. of Providence, In Guatemala, and a charter member of the Man have worked here most of their Increase, 'Vasques, 39, and Alberto S parts and tools. His only comment the exposme of truth, the routing R. I., and 11 grandchildren. force have attended this school. come would- reach that of most Columbus. Craig, 74, died Friday. Joined the invaders, possibly from the Matanzas area and brought can see and analyze its own ac the naval station, where defections chester Lodge of Elks. lives) enable a plant such as ours Other matters on which th'e di Vastues, 24, were killed when their was that it was heavy. of pretense, and the belief that If Survivors include his wife, Mrs. heavy fighting with Castro’s ml- A tank containing gaaollna tions as clearly as It can see smd from Castro’s ranks have been re to survive in this area. Any addi rectors will hold public hearings liUa. car smashed into a tree in West and these goals could be approached, U.S., Roa Says Rose Minor Horvath; two daugh tional costa forced upon us would tomorrow night are a $78,000 wa two acetylene bottles burned and analyze the actions of others. ported in recent weeks. I V "The Orient* landings appear Springffleld, Mass., Saturday. the public good then have Cuban aourcea in Washington ters. Miss Dorothy Horvath of surely be detrimehtal.’ ter main program proposed by The men, tobacco workers, were added to the intenaity of, the Manchester and Mrs. Paul J. Me "Cheney Bros., Inc., Is . also the the water department to be to haye been largely unopposed flames. ' ’ room and capacity to assert Itself said another force landed unop (Contlnned from Pag* One) "In the Matanzas area an at not related. posed at Baracoa, in Oriente Prov Cormack of Glastonbury: two sons, largest individual employer of help financed from water department A Newington teen-ager. Lee Three grass fires early Saturday and carry Itself forward. The One Subsidy For People Jame.s E. Horvath Jr. of Man funds, and another water main on tempt is now bein^ made to gath afternoon were extln^Shed by ince. Baracoa, at the eastern end and no aggression has been in Manchester,” wrote Robinson. er the several fingers of the as Hubbell, about 17, waa fatally in These beliefo dominated his ca chester and Edward S. Horvath of "Therefore, we do not think it E. Bldridge St. which residents Town firemen. Like the Eisenhower adminis of CXiba controls a road leading to launched from any part of the sault group and combine them in jured when hia car crashed into re^ as a news axecuUve for many Somers: two sisters, Miss Rose would be wise for the Town of are requesting the department to an abutment in Stafford late Fri A small area to the rear of 486 ward the U.S. Naval BaSb at United States,” he said. to a hard fist that will strike in years on the Hartford Tlmea. and tration before it. the Kennedy re Guantanamo. These informants Horvath of Glastonbury and Mrs. Manchester to create a situa add to the $78,000 program. day. E. Middle Tpke. burned over at He added, however, that the land, cutting the main road that noon. Co. 8 firemen were dis then his aobeequent career as di gime has now asked Congress to SERVES YOU... ' said Santiago, capital of Oriente Lester Francoeur of Meriden: runs, east and west across Cuba enact still another boost in our ANOTHER WAY Province, may already be in the In American people sympathize with three brothers, Rudolph Horvath patched. rector of the editorial poUclea on Wickham lost two married daugh son Insurance Agency In Hartford to be followed by the final blow Cool Weather Co. 1 responded to a call at 1:50 postal rates. vaders' huids "Cubans who do not stop being of Glastonbury. Edward Horvath ters and three grandchildren In the for 35 years. Mr. Cirlson was a toward Havana, about 90 miles that newspaper. Columbia Broadcasting System of Newport Richey. Fla., and Windsor Locks, April 17 (IP)— at 342 Hackmatack St., and at 8 It would Jump the cost of mail- Cubans because they could not Hartford circus fire in 1944. 32nd degree Mason, past master of away. The U.S. Weather Bureau at Brad o’clock, Co. 3 was sent to 300 Par Any proper statement of these In a report from Miami said aev- Louis Horvath of Newington, and ■Wyllys Lodge of Masons In West Sources among rebel leaders irg a letter another. cent, from stand to live in Cuba" under the Survivors Include a son, Herbert ley Field issued this extended fore ker St. beliefs of hit will not make him eral hundred rebel troops were In regime of Fidel Castro. six grandchildren. J. Wickham of East Hartford; HarUord, a member of Sphinx here say that a third strike may four to five, 6ie cost of an air a force that invaded three Cuban The funeral will be held tbmor- cast today: sound like a cruaader, for that was Rob declared that Cuba will three sisters. Miss Emma Ban Temple of Shriners in Hartford, be taking place at this moment in Temperatures in Connecticut provinces and that two high rank row at 9:15 a m. at tlie John F. the West Hartford Masonic Club, 2 Youths Held not hia pose or hla mood. He liked mail letter another cent to eight, fight to the finish against the in croft of East Hartford, Miss Rose Pinar del Rio Province west of during the next five days will av the cost of regular postcards from ing officers In Castro’s army had vaders. ) Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Bancroft of Middletown, and Mrs. and a member of St. James' Epis Havana. This report has not yet erage 2 to 7 degrees below normal to assemble all the pertinent facts, defected to the rebels. The report Center St. followed by a solemn copal Church, West Hartford. been confirmed but the source is Hartford. April 17 (ff>—Two three to four, and that of airmail The Cuban foreign minister con Herbert Dixon of Leverett, Mass.; with cool weather throughout. The and see that they all reached the said the seaborne Invaders had cluded his highly-emotional de high Mass of requiem at St. James’ three grandchildren and six great Survivors, besides his wife, in a reliable one. Massachusetts ^youths will be ar postcards from five to six cents. clude a son in Simsbury, a daugh normal mean temperature in the public mind. When he was com' aerial support. nunciation of the.'United States by Church at 10. Burial will be in St. grandchildren. "The scope of this operation is Hartford area during this period raigned in court today on a charge "Although the Post Office le a' Miro Cardona made no mention declaring: James’ Cemetery. Funeral services will be held to ter in Haddonfield. N. J., a brother large. It follows the lines report of auto theft. mentlng on these facta, he did ao in Tallahassee, Fla.; a sister in ia 60 degrees ranging from a daily public service,” said Postmaster of a seaborne landing and earlier "My tiny and heroic nation is Friends may call at the funeral morrow at 2 p.m. at the Watkins- ed by CBS News about 12 days high of 62 to a low of 37. Rainfall Police also implicated the pair in with a light and restrained touch. Winter Park, Fla.; nd four grand ago. (’That wa.s Novins’ report 1: General J. Edward Day, “we must reports from Havana mentioned proving again the story of David home tonight from 7 to 9. Friends West Funeral Home. 142 E. Center during the period is expected to a rape and a series of houaenreaks Oocaslonally, to go back to the only the usual sporadic guerilla and Goliath. . . . may I eay: Nation may- makq,memorial contributions St., Manchester. The Rev. B,oger children. A heavy assault from outside and car thefts in Connecticut (uid face up to the fact that the users Funeral services will be held against multiple targets, the se total two tenths of an inch or less symbolism of an era which hla own activity In the Cuban hills. or death, but we shall vanquish." to the Church of the A.ssumption Nickolson will officiate. Burial will occurring as showers through the Massachusetts. Additional charges of the mail ahould pay directly a Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at St. curing of a stable beachhead, all courtUnesa frequently suggested, The rebel chieftain, a former Roa gave no detaila of the Cuban School building fund or to the Can be In West Cemetery. Manchester. period. may be filed when investigations more reasonable share of the cost prime minister of Cuba, declared landings, but he used the word "in cer Fund. Friends may call at the funeral James’ Episcopal Church, West timed to coincide with wide scale have been completed, police said. hia pen would be dipped )n some Hartford. Burial will bo in East sabotage by the underground in of delivering the mall.” '‘today’s historic action la the re vasion" to describe the operation home tonight from 7 to 9. The two. Basil F. Chamberlain thing stronger than ink, and there James W. Lennon Ceinetery, Manchester, at the con- side Cuba. . Police Grab 19 Jr., 18, Gloucester, and Edwin And, if we are going to be sult of long months-of planning He delivered a detailed Indictment would be an acid quality in some of both the Unite 1 States and Gua Janiee Greemvay vience of the family. Wyllys Lodge "Rebel radio reports and gov Meriden, April 17 {ip—Six Meri Saunders, 17, Beverly, have waived and effort by Cubans who once be James W. Lennon. 84, of 154 will conduct a Masonic memorial ernment radio reports both indl word or thought But the Ward strictly principled, there seems temala for alleged plotting to over Charter Oak St., died yesterday at den policemen led by a sergeant extradition to face charges in fore risked their lives against ty James Greenway. 80. of 73 High service tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the cate that the whole island is bub raided a Mill Street billiard par- Duffy acid, when it was used, was little room for quarrel with this ranny. throw the Castro government. hla home after a long illness. St., died Saturday night at the Massachusetts. Newkirk and Whitney Funeral bling with individual but occasion lo!" last night and arrested 19 per- Police said the two raped a 17- used io bteklight and Illuminate conclusion. *1116 Post Office ruiis "These fighting patriots now The Kennedy administration, he He was born June 10. 1876, in Laurel Manor Convalescent Home. said, has continued and increased Home, 776 Farmington Ave., West al explosions. Popular uprisings son.s on gambling charges. year-old girl in Gloucester Satur a fact or a roncept not to deal in a continual deficit, which has to take up the uncompleted task of County Armagh, Ireland, and was He was born Jan. 2. 1881. In Hartford. against Castro are reported in the what he called "crimes and depre a Manchester resident for 65 years. Booked on charges of operating day when she discovered them rsui- jury or try to win an argument tn be made up by the taxpayers in resouing their revolution so cy County Armagh. Ireland, and had Friends may call at the funeral area of the advancing rebel troops a gambling house were American sacking her home. nically betrayed. They represent dations" against Cuba. He charged He was a retired maintenance man lived in Manchester for more than general. Why ahould the general specifically that Guatemala and home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Matanza.s area and in Ori Ayala, New Britain, owner of the The youths, police said, stole human terms. all walks of life and all social for Cheney Bros. 60 years. He was a silk weaver at ente. The really dominating influence taxpayer, who may never write a the United States were training He and his wife, the former Miss establishment, and his .son. Thomas about 10 cars and were Involved in groups. During many months con Chiban refugees as subversives and Cheney Bros, for many years. Deborah C. O'Neill "Castro's government emergen Ayala. Meriden. The 17 others, all 17 housebreaks, 10 store breaks of hia career was a love of his own letter himself, have to help aubsi- tact with elements in the Cuban WinlfiSed Dickinson, observed After his retirement, he was em Ellington — Deborah Charlotte cy radio network is trying fran saboteurs. their 61st wedding anniversary from Meriden were charged with and two school breaks over the state, of this Connecticut. He dize hla neighbor’s letter-writing military system has been main ployed by the Town of Manchester O'Neill, 2, of West Rd.. died sud tically to keep its channels clear past four weeks. It was obvious as he proceeded last month. frequenting a gaming hou.se. All proclivities? tained by various revolutionary for a short time. Mr. Greenway denly at Rockville City Hospital but the Matanzas station of that were relea.sed in bonds of $25 for Authorities were unable to esti wanted its politics to be decent that he was reading a speech pre Surviving, besides his wife, are network keeps breaking in to re The only affirmative answer to groups and now these silent war was a member of St. Mary’s Friday afternoon. Curcuit Court trial Thursday. mate the value of the goods stolen. and clean and Intelligent and pro riors are carrying out tasks as pared in advance and dealing with seven daughters. Mrs. Harold Episcopal Church, the Manchester port intense fighting and heavy this Ilea In the field of the com- previous Cuban complaints agdinst Private funeral services were gressive. He wanted its Journalism signed them by the revolutionary House, Mrs. Russell Irwin, Mrs. Lodge of Masons, Washington held at the Burke Fimeral Home gunfire. pariaon and the parallel. the United States, but he injected William Irwin, Mrs. Clarence Lodge No. 117. LOL, and the Royal "Rebel air support has now en to be strong, and Independent and command." frequent references to the new with the Rev. Wayne Sandau, pas The general taxpayer subaidizet He declared the rebels had one Webster, and Mrs. James Hender Black Preceptory. tor of EaHngton Congregational tered the battle, strafing and constructive. He "wanted Ita peo urgency. bombing Castro's militia which is the farmer who has a tendency to supreme goal: "The final restora son, all of Manchester. Mrs. Herb Survivors include his wife. Mrs. Church, officiating. ple to be free to seek their own Roa accuaefj^ President Elsen ert Leggett of Bolton, and Mrs. Elizabeth Sinnamon Greenway; a opposing the Matanzas advance. ovw-produce. tion of Cuban liberty," hower of backing anti-Castro ele She was born in Manchester, ZENITH’S|NEW highest common denominator, and In a speech Sunday, Castro Fenton Chester of Lyndon. Vt.; son. George Greenway of Colum "Cuba has cut off all telephone to live by ideals and principles. The general taxpayer, who may ments and declared; "Aa you see three sons, James Lennon Jr. of July 27, 1968, the daughter of communications with the outside challenged the U.S. government to bia; two daughters, Mrs, John Philip and Charlotte Hathaway never ride a train, la now In proc the Democratic administration Glastonbury, Raymond Lennon of Trotter and Miss Hazel Greenway, world. EXTENDED RANGE And he wontM the beauty and the back up claims that defecting still planning acta of aggression.” O’Neill. ess of subsidizing the railroads. East Hartford, and Russell Len both of Manchester; a sister, Mrs. "Two high Castro officers have healing utility of ita natural re Cuban Air Force "pilots staged the Because of the tense situation In addition to her parents, she defected in the rebel camp. HIGH FIDELITY The general taxpayer subiidizea air raids. non of Manchester; a sister. Mrs. Horace McMulllns of Manchester: sources protected and presfrved the U.N. tightened security meaa Mary Adamson of Rocky Hill; an two grandchildren, and two great is survived by her paternal grand "A major questioh now is HEARING AID all kinds of industries which, re Castro demanded that President ures to guard against a repetition parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip whether the bulk of Castro's large and made ever more available to Kennedy bring to the United Na other sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Dll- grandchildren. everybody. His dream of what ceive government contracts which of rioting which disrupted an ear worth, and a brother, William Len O'Neill Sr. of Clearwater Beach, militia will remain loyal to him or Come Iff or tions the three airmen who landed lier Security Council debate on the Funeral service.s will be held to defect to the rebel cause. , This are to produce, not anything the non, both in Ireland; 21 grandchil morrow at 2 p.m. at St. Mary’s Fla., and her maternal grandpar emil for m SC- Connecticut ahould be, and might In Miami and Key West after the Cuban problem. ents, Mr. and Mrs. William B. could determine the length of this "UVING SOUND” be, and his own career-long effort taxpayer himself is ever likely to attack. dren, and 17 great-grandchildren. Episcopal Church. The Rev. Thom battle and its final outcome. HCARINQ AIDS aoeonti foaf Visitors were being tightly Funeral services will be held Hathaway of South -Dartmouth, to open the patha by which Con use. but experimental things which Speaking at burial services for screened, but security officials said as D. Byrne will officiate. Burial "The invasion is seaborne. It Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Holmes will be in East Cemetery. Mass. necticut could keep moving toward may or may not contribute - to the seven of the eight persons killed they-had stopped several persons in struck against the swamp area of in the air raid, Castro accused the FXmeral Home, 400 Main St. The FYiends may call at the Holmes Contributions may be made in the central southern coast before general welfare of the nation. the galleries known to -^ pro-Cas Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, associate her memory to the Memorial Fund this dream will conatitute his me U.S. government yesterday of fi tro demonstrators. Only about 200 Funeral Home, 400 Main St., to dawn this morning. morial in the mlnda of all those There are subsidies for,shipping nancing the dawn air attack and minister of South Methodist night from 7 to 9. of Ellington Congregational "It is known that battalions of QUINN'S spectators were in the public gal Church. 873 MAIN ST. v.’ho, once they knew him, found lli.es, financed by taxpayers who likened it to the Pearl Harbor blow lery as Roa spoke. Twelve guards Church, will oflneiate. and burial specially trained, .swamp fighters rr-ay never take a cniise, and sub- of 1941. stood in the aisles. will be in East Cemetery. James Bolger have been mobilized and prepared PHARMACY Phone MI 3-4136 he had captured their reapect and Friends may call at the funeral sidles for' air lines, financed by At hia most violent pitch in Waving his hands emotionally Rockville—James Bolger, 96, of for this kind of battle for many affection. months, the Cuban prime minister home tonight from 7 to 9 o’clock, 9 Franklin St., died at hi.s home taxpayers who may never fly. Roa blasted the recent State De I'unerals months. raged that American aggressions partment pamphlet on’* Cuba as and tomorrow from 3 to 6 and 7 Sund^ afternoon nffer a long ill “ We are still .monitoring most ' Our national life is full of spe against Cuba were bom of resent ‘McCarthy-like" document. The to 9 p.m. ness. of the radio reports in'side Cuba. Another Parallel cial subsidies, financed by the gen ment "because we have made a pamphlet had charged that Castro He was bom in • Ireland on Thomas Oscar Cole Radio Havana, the commercial I Janies H. Nowak The other day, we welcomed eral taxpayer. socialist revolution right under was under the domination of the March 27, 1865. Until his retire Funeral aervices for Thomas network, has just abruptiy gone ! the nose of the -United States." Soviet Union and was suppressing James Henry Nowak, 3-.vear-oId ment about 25 years ago, he was off the air terminating it^ regular j President Kennedy’s pledge that But there Is’ only one of these son of Henry R. and Doris J. Law- Oscar Cole, 93 Waddell Rd., were ' "Cuba was attacked with Yan freedoms in Cuba. employed by Standard Oil Co., held Saturday afternoon at the transmissions but broadcasting a | yStmerican armed forces would not subsidies which is for almdst kee planes, with Yankee bombs, If We start to open up this ton Nowak, 55 Rogers Lane, Haz- mo.st recently as a truck driver in standby beep signal. (Later the i ardville, died yesterday ■ at his Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Intervene in Cuba. If they should everybody, which art ordinary with Yankee arms and with mer pamphlet,” Roa asserted, "we will this area. ' regular programs were resumed). home affer a long illne'ss. He was St. The. Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, be used there, we observed, it citizen can get a piece of, which cenaries paid by the Yankee Cen see all the maggots that crawl Funeral services will be helil at "The combined invasion and in bom in Manchester June 1, 8; 15 a._m. Wednesday at the Burke pastor of South Methodist Church, sl’.ows the government sollbitous of tral Intelligence Agency," the through its pages as though they officiated. ternal uprising was coordinated would be ‘impossible to keep the were agents of the CIA (Central In 1958. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., the average citizen who has no prime minister cried hoarsely. Burial was in Soldiers Field in and the final plans ordered this world from drawing a parallel be telligence Agency).” Survivors, besides hi.s parents, and at 9 o’clock at St. Bernard's weekend by the revolutionary special interest to advance. That Castro cited the U2 spy plane include three brothers, Robert No East Cemetery. Bearers were tween our anuffing out of an un Incident and said the United States Chief U.S. delegate Adlai E. Church. Burial will ■ be in St. council in New York. ia the subsidy we get when we mall Stevenson was prepared to reply wak, Donald Nowak, and Allan Bernard's Cemetery. Michael Pallein, George Johnston, pleasant revolution on our own "has no right to the least prestige Eklmund DeMars, John Fallon, "That’s the group headed by a letter and have It delivered for immediately with a dowjj-the-line Nowak, and a sister, Cathy No Friends may call at the funeral Jose Miro Cardona. All the coun borders and Russia's snuffing out nor the least respect in the world." wak, all at home; his paternal home tomorrow from 3 to 5 and 7 Robert Cole, and Patrick McCann. lu at a rate which may be slightly He pointed out that Washington denial of all the Cuban charges cil have disappeared from New of the Hungarian revolution of that the U.S. government has grandmother, Mrs. Stanley Nowak to 9 p.m. York and sources here indicate less than it costs the government had to retract its . original de Bernard F. Walsh 1956. ‘‘plans of aggression and acta of of Manchester, and his maternal they are in a staging area ready nial that the U2 was on a spy mis grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jo ''The British Manchester Guard to do IL -> sion over Europe once the Russians Intervention" against Cuba. Harrison B. Roy The funeral of Bernard F. to enter Cuba and proclaim a pro If we are going to abolish aub- ■Roa charged before the com seph Lawton of Glastonbury. Rockville — Harrison Benjamin Walsh, 29 Park 'View Dr., South visional government on liberated ian, discussing our potential role revealed they had the pilot, Fran Private funeral services will be Bidies, let this be the last, not the cis Gary Powers, and he had con mittee Saturday that the air at Roy, 72, of 37 Talcott Ave., died Windsor, waa held at hia home Cuban soil. Their location has not In Cuba, comes up with a different held tomorrow morning at the Saturday night at a local con this morning, followed by a sol first to go. fessed. tacks were undoubtfully "the pro been disclosed. potential parallel logue to a large-scale invuion at John F. Tierney Funeral Home, valescent home following a long emn high Mass of requiem at St. Castro declared that Uie air 219 W. Center St., Manchester "American Intervention against strikes were a prelude to invasion tempt" organized, armed and fi Illness, Francis of Assisi Church, South Cuba,” says the Guardian, “would, JEWISH MEN ELECT nanced by the U.S. government Burial will be in St. James’ Ceme Born In Rockville, July 23, 1888, Windsor. Ail too often, it takes more than just “ a heap o’ livin’’ to make a house a home. Repairs, and ordered his big military force tery. The Rev. Raymond E. Yaskaus- be as wrong—morally and politi- Bridgeport, April 17 (IP)—Mor to take up alert positions. The with the help of Latln-Araerican he was a son of the late Benjamin Kennedy for Fa.sl ris Rossinoff, Bridgeport, has been dictatorships and Cubans in the and Ag;nes Monette Roy and had kaa was celebrant, assisted by the caJl—as Britain’s Intervention improvements and remodeling also take a heap of cash. . . cash that just can’t be spared army and the militia, mobilizing Mrs. Nells M. Merrill Rev. Peter Karlonis as deacon, elected president of the Connecti United States and Guatemala. lived in Rockville all his life. A Help for Fanners against Egypt in 1956. In the Unit quietly for the past few weeks be Auburn, Mass.—Mrs. Nella M. and the Rev. Gennaro Testa as cut Valley Region of the National from the family budget, even though you’re well aware that the longer the work’s put off, cause of Invasion fears and anti- Although the air attack gave retired textile worker, he was a ed States, the two altuatlona Federated Jewish Men’s Club. Merrill, 81, of I f Marion Ave., for member of Union Congregational subdeacon. Castro armed violence all over the the debate fresh impetus, the Cu merly of Bolton, died last night. Burial was in St. Mary’s Ceme (Continued from Page One) doubtless seem different. In the Others elected at the annual meet the more it’ll Cost. The way out of this “ vicious circle’’—and into a spruced-up home—is a island, were ordered on the alert ban charge of Aggressive plans by Church and the Odd Fellows. ing yesterday were Abner Fran- Mrs. Meirill was a resident of He is survived by his wife, Mrs. tery, East Hartford. Bearers were rest of the world, they look omi Home Improvement Loan from Hartford National. Borrow at .low bank rates... repay in Saturday. the United States actually was Hebron Kd., Bolton, from 1926 un Waller Andertson, Francis Walsh, ” C3ianges would come slowly, ford, Hartford, first vice presi Castro’s enemies at home con filed with the General Assembly Hazel Douglas Roy; a daughter. with patience and hard work,” he nously alike. Traditionally, Egypt til moving to Auburn five years Mrs. Prudence Cavanaugh of Staf Charles McHenry, John Anderson, dent; Paul Goldberg, West Hart convenient terms, up to five years. Life and permanent total disability insurance on the loan tinued to show defiance of hla last Oct. 18. At that time Roa ago. She was bom in Newbury, James Brett and William Syden was a quasi-colony of Britain—as ford: a brother, Pliny Roy and a said. "This bill is no panacea. It is ford. second vice president; Harold pledge to wipe out terrorists. Two charged the United States was 'Vt. She was a member of First ham. Cuba traditionally was of the Ratner, New Haven, third vice at no extra cost... nearby dealers and contractors who can make all the arrangements for bombs exploded In the Havana sub sister, Mrs. Harry C. Dowdlng, just a license for hard work.” Why wait to retire? planning to launch an invasion "at Congregational CSiiu-ch, Auburn —t ---- United States. A hostile govern president; Kurt Huckenh(>lz, Tor- urbs during the nighL Where they any moment.” In a Dec. 31 com and of the Golden Yeara Club. both of Rockville: and a grand Martin Orzyb In hia letter to Congress Ken rington, recording secretary; Wil you. Get full information, and be sure to ask (write or phone, if you like) for pur booklet went’’ off and what damage they daughter. nedy noted that the Administra ment in Egypt was a potential plaint to the Security Council, he Survivors include her husband, The funeral of Martin Grzyb, 97 strate^c threat to this country— liam Adelman. Bridgeport, cor did was not known at once. said the invasion was coming Arthur Merrill; a aon, Russell L, , Funeral services will be held to tion bill would permit fanners "to responding secretary; and Law called “ How Hartford National Can Help You Live Better.” It’s got all the facts you need. The controversy over whether morrow at 2 p.m. at the Ladd Fu Bridge St., waa held this morning “within a few hours.” The council Merrill, both of Auburn; two at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 share directly in the framing of ■Why wait until you’re 65; for a good rest when as a hostile government in Cuba is rence Perkins, New Haven, trea(j.- Saturday’s attacking planes came neral Home, 19 Ellington Ave. The tho. programs that determine the took no action, and there was no grandchildren and several nieces. Main St., followed by a requiem you can retire every night for the grandest to the United States. In 1956, Brit urer. from Cuban fields or were based invasion. Private memorial aervices will Rev. Paul J. Bowman, pastor of marketing of hia products.” . ain claimed that President Nasser outside Cuba seemed to be the Union Congregational Church, will Mass at St. John’s Polish National He said that although the pro rest ever on less than 2c a day'.’ That’s gll it Stevenson, at a hastily summon be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at the Catholic Church. The Rev. Walter was, among other failings, a tool main topic of conversation among ed meeting of the political com Wallace Funeral Home, 91 Central officiate. -Burial will be in Grove posed- legislation deals with agri costs to really enjoy sleeping again . . . whether -the few civilians venturing out Hill Cemetery. Hyszko was celebrant. The choir cultural problems "it will have ben of the Krmnlin—^which ia exactly mittee Saturday, read a atatement St., Auburn. Burial will be in Ms provided music with Walter Grzyb you’re sixteen' or sixty-five. And the bedding yeaterday on the militia-cluttered from one of the pilots that he and pie Grove Cemetery, Mechanic Friends may call at the funeral eficial efforts upon both agricul that makes retiring such a pleasure is made by what the United States says now home today from 7 to 9 p.m. as organist. XZa>rtfordL vra.tion.a .1 atreeta of the capital. two friends had taken off from Falls, Maine, Wednesday at 2 p.m Burial waa in St. John’s Polish ture and industry, both the farmer about. Dr. Cbatro. The effect of Some antl-Caatro circles ex San Antonio de los Banos in west Them will be no calling hours and the city dweller, both rural Holman-Baker Britain's intervention against pressed fear that the Cuban lib Carl William Carlson National Catholic Cemetery, with ern (Tuba and Camp Llbertad near and friends have been asked to committal ■ prayers by Father and urban wprkers." Even folks who have back troubles . J . and Egypt was to strengthen Presi eration , movement might have Havana and had bombed air bases omit flowers. Carl William Carlson, 62. of 156 "'The interrelation between pros "LIVING SOUND’ aixad Trust Com pany Westland Ave., West Hartford, Hyszko. Bearers were 'Victor Ofl- those who'now. wake up each'mornh»|^with a dent Nasser, and to convince a been harmed because the attack in those two places and at Santi perity on the farm and economic planes, if they did indeed come ago in eastern Cuba -on a long- Mrs. Ida B. Wickb died this morning at St. Francis ara, Raymond Hill, Edward Czai- HEARING AIDS niecki, Joseph Grzyb, Frank health of the city has never been backache . . . find new pleasure in sleep i^ with large part o f the world that Brit- from anywhere abroad, landed in planned escape from Castro’s rule. Mrs. Ida Bancroft Wifi iham, 78, Hoapltal Jn Hartford. Hla wife, the M tm h rF td tn l DipMit Intumiu$ Corpomtion Grzyb, and John J. Struff^Jr. more apparent," the President Holman-Baker’s custom-crafted, quality-con aln could not be trusted. Ameri the United States. They said this Stevenson denied any U.S. Involve of 551 HiUa St., E ast: [ord, died former Maude L. Johnson, was the said. Call us today for a free would give Castro grounds for ment. Saturday at the East/ Hartford daughter of the late Aaron and trolled bedding. Come in and see! Actually try can Interrentiott againat Cuba demonstration POLISH 'USDS REELECTED He added that the legislation would have the same effect. charging anew that the United Several Latin-American coun -floapltai After a long illness. She Chriatina M axell Johnson, both would assure the farmer of an it! (W e don’t care how long you sleep on our Vi Statea le hiding "war criminals" tries have drafted a resolution wa# the widow C. Wick- formerly of ManchMter. - Wanenr, Polsnd, April 17 {IP Trsaident Kennedy,’’ the Ouard- JOSEPH F. UBICCHIO of H orae* opportunity to "achieve an in - samples!) Prices. . . from 139.95 to ^9.60. B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1961 PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT DAILY CROSSWORD BUZZLE clear mind, was fully conscious Murphy, organist: ajid Mrrf. Earl BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Prosecution Opens Case ^ and aware of what he was doing, Rockville-V ernon Garrity, historian. Driver Arrested beliaving that it was the right and Trustees ere Mrs. Alton Oowan, Whirl|Mfl W iw tri, KJfiS! TM3TT ANP RWIN6TMEM proper thing to do. chairmdn; Mrs. Marian Jones, After Accident dOIN610 poA TO ME AS Q u m y "He did not repent. He still be first trustee; and Mrs. Bknest D ryire SOME (SARPENIN6 ANP ^POSSISLES^ Anaww to PrtvIotiB PUMj* lieves that he did what was right GIVE HIM A PONY TAIL AND HE Sgt. Bartlett Seeks Spellman, second trustee. Three acifidents over the week I P Af»PWEClATE SETTINO Eichmann Denies 15 and proper in destroying millions." Mrs. Josephlac is general PricM at Low, LOOK 3 E5' Llfc{e AAOST OF T R ' MN 'TOOLS M9LI MRROWEP ^ /O K A V ! Sports Hausner went on to tell of the end resulted an arrest. There were 1 SAY, 3ASOr4, PERIAAPS HORSES X BET,SPESHI ALLY ALONG chairman for the installation. A no injuries.. Strvica Thot't l«tf«r LAST Y E A R ! Wb 'o B e t t e r d o u b l e - development of the "final solution" ABOOTTH'SIXTH FURLONG.'— BUT SOpenplayln buffet supper will be served at John J. Klein Jr., 53, of 439 Cen OUR WA6ER/ GERARD ACROSS and recalled that shortly after the Injunction, Hearing 7. p.m. I SEE A REAL GOOD OIAe N IN T H ' bridge ter St., was criarged with failure to APPEARS AS EAGER TO - 1 Popular tport outbreak of World War n, there Hospital Notes PACK TH A T LAS' AM6HT1 DR EA M T SBalebaU dWsrdsotf Israeli Indietmenis still waa a certain "ambivalence" drive In the proper lane as the re Potterton's PRANCE DOWN 1HE StRETCH We POT GERARD OM A ROLLER equipment 6 Honey maker Admitted Friday: Harold Ellin, AS MAN OF WAR IN HlS about the Nazi program. Rockville City officials have b«en<^ sult of his Car striking the rear of 180 Center St.—Gor. of OhuNh SKATE AN' HE WON A SPORTS 0 S^rtf man’a 6 Archery Blair J. Kulpa, 89. of 6S Village Vernon. PRIAA& device implements (Coitllaind from pBga One) cital of th8 persecution of the "Jews were to be destroyed, but. called upon to show cause April 25 St., waa arrested last night and a car being driven by Arthur :a r r a c e / not all of them,” Hausner said. Admitted Saturday: Ira Bowers, Cohen, 29, Wapping. Klein was lEExpreitioa 7 Row Jews, he turned to Eichmann’s why former SgL Lester Bartlett charged with evading responsibil 92 Prospect St.; Magdalena La used In 8 Closed car “In the iplrit 6t the indictment, I career and hia part In the bloody Hauaner said the Jewish exterm of the Rockville Police J^part- ity, the result of an accident on told to appear In Circuit Court In yachting 0 Winter iporta am not fullty." ination program was put into seri ment should not be retumeiP^o Point?, 128 E. Main St.; Anna Manchester May 1. The accident IS Great Lake vehlclea tragedy. & ous operation shortly after the Nazi Union St. about 9:30. Wintarskl, 9 Minterburn Court. occurred on Center St., just east MMytUc 10 Oriental prince Hie voice was firm and low- He listed the steps in Eich rank and given a hearingF^m the Patrolman Robert McNamara h i pitched. He stood stiff-backed, Invasion of Russia in June 1641. He reasons for hts demotion. E Admitted Sunday: Alice King- of Henderson Rd., a t 10:30 last ejaculationa 11 Superlative mann's swift rise to importance in charged that Eichmann wag put in rr.ade the arrest on the basis of a IS Defamed luffixea 28 Natural fat 48 Singing votes chin thrust defiantly upward, the Gestapo, from a faceless file A writ claiming "summatY and description bystanders gave of the ton, 45 Hale St.; Anna Gachlnsky, night. 30 Cereal 47Futfie charge of directing the program. Ellington; Julia Newmarker, Val At 3:30 yesterday afternoon, Notice V-/7 17 Hameii part 16 Motor 48 Relax looking steadily at Landau from clerk in an office to the moment arbitrary action" by. the City Po car. Kulpa allegedly banged into 18 Rice field 20 Crown 31 Afresh the priaoner’e dock encloied in By October 1941, Hausner said, lice Commission and City Council ley Falls Rd., Vernon; Edith Ley- cars being driven by Jerome Postma’e watch end clock 10 Eloquent 22 Makta first 33 New York dty 50 Be boms when he was placed in charge of Eichmann had conferred with a parked car, then drove away. ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 51 Plant aheeta of bullet-proof glass. what the Nazis called "The Final has been filed in Common Pleas Damage was light to both cars, mann, 198 E. Main St. Nathan, 41. of 156 Green Manor repair chop a t 810 Main St. ipeakert rker bet 35 Characteristics Hoess and Himmler, chief of the Discharged Friday: Mark Kibbe, Rd.. and by Diane Michaud, 18. of vSURE„VOU ' 31 Needed for SIscial ridges 40 Hurry 52 Serf A somber silence hung over the Solution of the Jewish Problem.” Gestapo, on a plan to use gas Court by Atty. Harry Hammer, police said. No injuries were re will dose for the eummer AMP WE HAP/ r po»nsEE 65 One whs court during the 10 minutes thst representing Bartlett. Ellington; Diana Sojka, 33 Law 59 Broad St., had to be towed away TO ham: •tHAT HAS ANT-/ A CAN s o SEE akilng 25 Lay a road 43 Melody This meant mass extermination. chambers to exterminate the Jew ported. effective June let. Wc wlD SSDresarock 26 Untidy femalei 45 Put oft (suffix) It took to go through this legal The writ is returnable to the rence St.; Larry Lemek, Goose as the result of a head on collision SOMEONE thing to do The attorney general cited in- ish populations In "the area of The accused posted a |250 bond no longer take In repair TO DO OUR WITH nr, o r * 24 Harvest step. atauicea to show Eichmann's per court the first Tuesday in May but Lane Rd., Tolland; Joyce Jarzyn- Green Manor Rd., south of 6 A W t l German Influence In Europe.” He for court appearance April 25. goddess i T” 1 “ r " T" T“ ski, 62 South St.; Jacob Loetscher, Transit Lane. Police said the ac n a p w o w i 'Then Eichmann leaned back sonal attitude toward Jewish said Eichmann organized meetings Judge Robert A. Wall has signed Panel Talks Slated work until our (reopening. 27 Church recess quietly in hlS chMr, foldid' hts an order for the litigants to ap Main St., Ellington; Robert Dou- cident resulted when Nathan at 29 Taj Mahal alte i S 14 leaders in Europe: of High Nazi officials to deal with A panel discussion, "Strengthen Reopening date to bo an 32 Murderesi of l i hands In hia lap, and looked at pear April 25 to hear a request gan, Vernon; Claire Ronalter, 18 tempted to pass a parked car at Hauaner. A slap in the face for one. the Jewish question "right down to ing Our Devotional Life,” will be the same time the Michaud car was nounced at a later data. John the 1 6 17 by Bartlett for a temporary in Allen Dr., Vernon. i 8 The shout, "You wretch—you drafting the invitations.” held at a meeting of the , Women's approaching. Baptist 'The attorney-general adjusted sack of dung—it's been a long Hausner said Reinhard Hey- junction. Fellowship of Vernon Center Con Discharged Saturday: Barbara Signed, John Poetma. S4 Overexert W w the collar of his flowing black If granted, the injunction would Stachowiak, 26 Grand Avc.; Paul A head on collision on Center 38 Abode of the time since you were in a concen drich, head of the Reich main se gregational Church Wednesday at St., at Linden St., at 4:30 Saturday E t robes, waited a moment as the tration camp,” to another. curity office, estimated at one of return Barlktt to his sergeant's 8 p.m. -Mrs. Marilyn Kennedy will Fluct, Atamlan’s Boarding Home, dead z r U audience sat soundless, and then afternoon Involved cars being /WUST HANE 37 SpeU And still a third, who offered these meetings early in 1942 that rank and forestall the demotion at be mpderator and Mrs. Helen Ellington Ave.; Mrs. Betty Gal 6EENJ FO R w 31 began In a voice vlbnmt with feel least until after a hearing. driven by Edmund A.. Rubacha, 19, 38 Network W IT 2 6 him a cigarette, a cold command, some 11 million Jews, including Ward, Mrs. Ruth Broil, Mrs. Ger braith and daughter. Chestnut Hill IMj^JtlLJjJTaj^»Wj HARD T O P5= 39 African butter ing: I ■’Take the thing away.” those in Nazi-occupied Europe, The City Council April 10 unani aldine Strong and Mrs. Pat Morse Rd., Somcr.s. of 38 Courtland St., and by Ray p f tree "When I stand before you, mond F. Day, 26, of 299 Main St. AMESITE DRIVES a P — Hausner said Baron von Freu- Britain, Ireland. Turkey and the mously approved the Police Com will make up the panel. Di.schargcd Sunday; Phillip ^ . I s. ». 41 SUtch judges of Israel, to accuse Adolf entire Soviet Union, would be ex mission’s action In demoting Bart There will be a business meeting Sachse, 121 Orchard St. AND 42 Scottish cap ’ diger, a let-tier of Budapest Jewry 3 7 Eichmann, I do not stand here lett. Also, the council voted not to before the discussion. 4-I7 44 Dry W alone. and "a man of rare distinction,’’ terminated. CARNIVAL BY DIClf^TURNER 46 Thoroughfares Hausner said this meeting de hold a heari-g.' Hostesses for the evening will be Advertisement— u was told by Eichmann: PARK AREAS JSLJLaSUSfcJ* Pi 49 Concise "Here with me stand six million I'll make mincemeat out of termined to spate some "special The writ of complaint names Mrs. Ann Ingram. Mrs. Dorothy McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141,’ Police Arrests prosecutors. BuL alas, they cannot 63 Household god ■ 1 4 4 you.” ized cases", chiefly children of Mrs. Edwin Pease, city clerk, a Dugan, Mrs. Sarah Forbes, Mrs B(}lton Notch. Hundreds of Items BY AL VERMEER 64 Pleases rise and level a finger at the man Then, swiftly . sketching the mixed marriages, providing these defendant, along with the three Beatrice Harrison, Mrs. Jackie for the home; Lumber, Hardware, Crushed Driveway PRISCILLA’S POP 56 Metal 4 6 6 0 B i u In the prisoner's dock. police commissioners: Aldermen Walter W. Henry, 59, of 46 67 Verbal suffixes IT changes of administration organi part-Jews consented to their own Nelson. Mrs. Ruth AmEnde and Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel Qrovel, Stone and Sand WHY ‘'~N(0EDROOMS ^ T H A T W A y ' tOU'LL R3R ATIR ED' 68 Paradise "Their blood cries to heaven but zation In the Gestapo, Hausner sterilization. Thomas J. McCiisker, EJdwin J. Mrs. Bessie Priddy. Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Starkweather St., was charged DON'T'ttDU<>TWE NEXT HAVE A LITTLE WOMAN SHE'S 59 Base runners s r their voices cannot be-heard." said; Hau.Tier said that from 1942 on Heck and Clarence J. McCarthy. OES Meets Tuesday late Saturday night with intoxlca- Gnaranteod SattafactloB CLEAN TW E>xCkASr^ U ^ R ^ E T Y M IGHTY LIVELY/ 60 Copper coin The prosecutor outlined Uie rise Eichmann was more and more The action of the council In de tion. He was told to appear in Cir 57 6 6 "As a consequence of this com Hope Chapter. Order of Eastern RHEE IN HOSPITAL KITCHEN T ^ W ITH TH AT I 61 Counsel j 6 of the Nazis to power in Germany evident as the sole director of the moting Bartlett, the writ claims, Star, will meet Tuesday at the Ma cult Court In Manchester on April B R O O M r bination of functions . . . Eich 27. jO N E DAX. DOWN 6 i In 1933, their use of snti-semitism have deprived (him) of his rights M. E. FRENCH GO. - R r\Vf 8 6 mann was the official executor of Jewish extermination campaign. sonic Temple a* 8 p.m. Officers Honolulu, April 17 OPi—Syng- IPsnt ]J as a weapon to advance their ob "Everything relating to the ex under provisions and sections of will wear colored gowns. Transpor t the extermination program, with man Rliee, the 86-year-old deposed Coventry—Phone PI 2-7161 2Wlneju jectives In the world and finally termination waa his concern.” the the city charter. Hammer cites tation may be arranged througft the ghastly ordeal visited on the enormous authority in the Ger president of . the Republic of Korea, % man Reich ...” prosecutor declared. two charter sections in the com Harold Carr or Edward Williams is back in Trlpler Army Hospital Jews. "He looked on as the gold teeth plaint, one an ordinance which Grocery Social Planned BY FRANK O’NEAL Early in his statemenL he turn Later as German armies spread and is expected to remain several SHORT RIBS across Europe^ Eichmann's author were extracted from the mouths of says In part "no members shall The American Legion Auxiliary days. ed to Ehchmann In the prisoner's dead victims of the gas chambers. be removed upon any charge pre will conduct a grocery social to Belch! ity expanded Correspondingly over Rhee, exiled to Hawaii, entered Stop Indigestion 3 Times Faster T H E N dock and said: He saw groups murdering women ferred against him without a morrow in the GAR rooms in ■ the "In this trial, we shall also en a wider and wider area, Hausner Tripler Saturday for surgical CtrlHied l«bor»lory Ust« prow BELL-ANS tab- Liggett Special THE LIVING said. and children. He ' saw victims hearing, and he may appear and Memorial Building beginning at treatment of a back abscess. He Ills n iu tra liie 3 tiniM as much stomach acidity ■ R O O M . < counter a new kind of killer, the 7:45 p.m. in one minute as many liadino d ig ts liw tablets. "In sum," the attoiTiey-general waiting for their turn In the gas be heard thereon." was in the hospital last month for Get BELL-ANS today for the fastest known N E X T T H E ^ kind that exercises hia bloody The other section, TVithin the craft behind a desk, and only oc said, "he reached out to every chambers,”' Hauaner said. Campers to Elect 'observation of a heart condition. relief. 35d at druggists. Send postal to BELL- A SWELL D I N I N G comer to carry out the 'final solu ‘Truly one can say of Eichmann, body of the charter, says "each The Rockville Area Family ANS. Orangeburg, N. Y. fo r liberal free sample. ROOM- casionally doea the deed with hia own hands. tion,' using the methods he found ir the language of .the scriptures officer or member . . . shall hold Campers Association will elect of CIGAR i >« m». IWL-TJt !»». UJ. PM. ox. most efficient . . . and always ‘Where the slain are, there I be,’ ’ his office and membership in (the) ficers for the coming year at a "True, we know of only one In with one goal In mind: To get hold the prosecutor said. department until remov^ by said meeting May 7 at the Lottie Flak BY JOE CAMPBELL cident in which Adolf Eichmann of the Jews and to send them to Hausner said that when the Common Council for cause, of Memorial in Henry Park at 2:30 BONNIE actually beat to death a Jewish Nazi Foreign Ministry requested Which cause said bosu’d shall be the p.m. boy, who had dared to steal fruit camns in the east. t'TH EBE > m 'It need not surprise us. there protection for certain Jews in 'sole judge." A camping trip to Mashamo- Guaranteed from a peach tree In the yard of whom occupation authorities were The writ claims that no charges quet Brook State Park is planned WATCH HAVE AN ' YOU ARE, fore, that on Jewish matters he To Give Yon | / i his Budapest home." Interested, Eichmann replied: were preferred and that no hear May 26 through 28 and a shelter E M P ry BONNIE Nothing showed in Eichmann's gave orders to men of higher A Vary CAN Oy BAG'. rank than his own.’JI On a m atter of principle, the ing was held. Also, Bartlett waa camping trip to O lvin (Joolidge Enjoyable face. Eichmann's highest rank in the request should be turned down." not advised properly of hia rights, Park, in Vermont, is planned the Smoke "We shall find Eichmann de Hausner’s statement waa be the writ *dds. scribing himaelf as a fastidious Gestapo was that of a lieutenant- weedeend of June 9-11. REPAIR 2nd« OF A NA'nONALLY colonel. twein 40,000 and 50,000 words "Said board had not just cause Installation Wednesday person, a 'white collar worker’,” for the summary and arbitrary re ADVER'nSED CIGAR Hauaner quoted testimony by long. It was expected to take him Mrs. Richardson Morganson will All Work WHICH SELLS FOB tOo Hausner continued. the rest of today’s sessions and at moval from office of the plaintiff "To him, the decree of exter Dieter Wlsllceny. one of Elch-' be Installed president of the Rock Electronically Tested Reg. $4.75. mann's chief deputies;, to the effect least part of tomorrow's to finish and preferred no written charges mination was just another written . . .” against him, Is the g;ist of the ville Elmblem Club at the Elks order to be executed. that with regard to Jewish affairs It. carriage house Wednesday. She Box 50. Eichmann "could annul or overrule complaint. * will succeed Mrs. Catherine Guaranteed One 7 For 25o "Yet he was the one, who plan There were no comments forth Perfeotos and PanateUno ned, initiated, and orgsmlxed, who measures taken by all the min coming today either from Bart Preuss. Full Year Instructed others to spill *hls istries and Institutions of the gov lett or the defendants. Corporation Mrs. Bunny Harris of Las ocean of blood, and to use all the ernment.” Priest Explains Vegas, Nev., supreme president, Counsel Harvey A, Yonce, who 538 MAIN ST. LIGGEH DRUG means of murder, theft, and tor The attorney general predicted will represent the defendants, said will conduct the installation assist iwt v-»Law-«LS-r««-eiL ture." that Eichmann’s defense would In ed by Mrs. Dorothy Cox, also of ROBERT JEWELERS MI 0-5560 PARKADE M u.t.PiLO*« ^ he has not yet seen the show- This is the heart of Israel's case clude the assertion that he was ^Ethics of W ar’ cause order. Las Veg;as, supreme marshal. ‘Oti, I’m sorry, Mrs. Bsmis, I forgot your social against Eichmann. merely carrying out orders from , Bartlett has not reported for Other officers to be installed JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD security check!” Hausner spoke of the origins of superior authorities. But, said (Continued from Pagp One) duty since April 9 when his de are: Mrs. Theodore Ventura, vice I V -/7 Nazi Germany, of Adolf Hitler, of Hausner. "We shall prove to the motion to patrolman went into ef president; Mrs. Elton Ompbell, w e phoned TH' ' AND HE HIT FT RIGHT AWAY' the race supremacy theories and if court that he went far beyond his embark on a course of war, certain recording secretary; Mrs. Leonard A FUNGUS FOUND ONLY N fect. Hammer said he advised f KNEW WHAT, A SMAIJTEST TREE the Nuernberg laws which finally actual orders, that he tdok the conditions must be met. Bartlett not to report for duty as Friedrich, corresponding secre V^Nac w e W FEUER IN ENSLAND- A REMOTE PART O ' tary; Mrs. William Davis, treasur A FRIEND O'AMNE.I BY ROUSON embodied them into Nazi statutes Initiative in extermination opera The first condition, he said, re a patrolman but to offer or re DESCRIBED JUST LITTLE SPORTS and official policy. tions for which He had been given quires that there be sufficient rea main ready to serve in his ser er; Mrs. James Josephlac, itoancial WHAT IT'S LIKE, TM-WsridCe##.^l fcselfesIwmCesea Uflits lUd. "1 doubt whether in this trial we no orders whatsoever, and carried son for a country to engage in a geant's position. secretary; Mrs. Max Kabrick, HERE- % on our part will succeed In laying them out only because of his devo war. Father Connell said the only Rockville Police today are marshal; Mrs. Ben Wilson, first bare the roots of the evil," the at tion to the task In which he saw just war is one of defense and that, searching for a car reported stolen assistant marshal; Mrs. John Mc- D U LE«‘»Stamps torney-general said. "This task his life's mission.” there is never sufficient moral rea from the municipal parking lot on Keown, second assistant marshal; 0 6 must remain the concern of his The attorney general cited an son for aggre.ssion. School St. yesterday about noon. Mrs. Mary Keeney, chaplaun; Mrs. 1 torians, sociologists, authors and example of this In Hungary, where Other conditions demand that Police said the car is owned by Helen Griffin, and Mrs. Arthur psychologists-----” he eald Eichmann circumvented those who declare war must be Edward L. Putman of 55 Prospect Foisie, press correspondents; Mrs. morally certain they are right and EVERY WEDNESDAY But he asserted that Hitler "and Hungarian authorities "to push St. It is described as green 1950 Rose Valuzzi and Mrs. Hubert s his crimes were no accidental or through another death-train to that good results expected over Ford sedan. (Jhamberlain, guards; Mrs. John transient phenomenon." Auschwitz." balance the evil caused by the con I KNEW THIS BLIGHT WASH'' Eichmann listened Intently as Hausner quoted a passage from flict., Y tX "Before a nation enters a war It OPEN WED., THURS., NATURAL TO TH' U .S .' SO WHEN Hausner recalled the mid-1930s In the diary of Rudolf Hoess, com llp ip C L ALM S CHOWDER • CLAM FRITTERS o STEAMERS] THIS SAXON FELLER SAID MAYBE B. C. BY JOHNNY HART Germany. Once or twice, he mander of the death "camp at must have exhausted all avenues and FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. IT ODULD BE FOREIGN — rocked back and forth gently In Auschwitz; leading to a possible peaceful solu hia chair. tion,” he said. GROUP OUTINGS WHAT ARE'ftJO r REMOVING. M y "Eichmann was absolutely de A soldier, he said, also must BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE DOING,, THOR? The chain of events In Genhany voted to his mission, and was cer A I S N O W T R E A D S . thaf Hausner traced has often comply with a condition—that he ASMttSnOt), ^VAH,NO!HiYMUCMTCO TOU SEE, OUR SOOAUSrKniSUCS-ailNA,RUSSIA- AMIHTAIN COHSEQUENTLY, WHEN WE M been spelled out before. tain that the extermination was does not bear hatred for the ene I GARDNER LAKE COMIMKtae.l«niK I UWMtTANT:OUR AAANY SPIES IN THE SO-OlUEP FRSR WORLD. AND OCCASIONAUY CAKHONE-UKETHAT U-I But seldom has it been delineat necessary in order to save,the Ger my in hia heart. TWHRROUKmSONK ) SUPERIORS WU.«Mtr^ ONE SETS 0MJ6HT. ITISNOTSO OFTEN W CATCH ONE OF THEIR PILOT-WE MAKE THBAAOST ed with such passion. Hausner'a man people In the future from the "No man may take another's life B C A P t,irrS tN O O T / HIM ALIVE. SPIES, SECAUSE THEY HAVE PEWER.J OF rr». PROCLAIM m o THE voice rose at times to the point of destructive intentions of the without authorization from God," 725 WORLD AS ANOTHER FIENDISH a shout almost. Jews.. .Eichmann was sharply op Father Connell said, "and every ACTOFCAPITAUSTIC Fierce words bristled through posed to every suggestion to sift government receives its authority I CLamhixh^ ShsuiL Middle A G O m S S lO N . PEOPLE H aiisner’a statement... "Jew out the Jews Capable of work from from him.” SALEM, CONN. ARE SUCKERS FOR 600P those deported. He regarded this PROFVLeANPA. hatred... lustful eyes on Jewish property... blood libel... unclean as a constant danger to his plans Barbecue Chicken—Steaks—New England StMunbakes Turnpike hands... the basest passions, for the ‘final solution.* ” The attorney general aummar Volleyball WRITE PHONE: Hartford East monster of insane b ru tality ... one Swimming JAckaon 2-S960 who could trample on human be ized the maag of incidents and •Utementa about Eichman in these Softball P. O. Box 141 In CMI.lMsfMhMHVAasl»' - ^ Ings as though they were insects Horeeshoes EVENINGS T«b e « T 7 Nk. M/ words: Tues. and Wed. ■*■9 ... Satanic aspects." "Eichmann engaged in the work Dancing Oolcheoter, Conn. JAckaon 2-6919 He told of Jewish prisoners set of Slaughter not in apathy but with Specials Manchester MORTY MKEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI to work cleaning and mending the CHERRYSTONES • HOT DOGS a HAMBURGERS clothing of those who had died in u e T E N --A AAAN.ON BEING WHEN tX5 so u GET TO the gas chambers. Hey €FOn.E6 S/LOOK INTROpUCeOTOTTie SULTAN THE FUNNY STUFF? "A prisoner might come across MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD ATTH© BOOK r RXJNO. OF ABBAQABBA SAID/* X the clothes of his dead wife or Persunal Notices rns OOTA LOrCFRBAU . ,CX>Vr RECALL'rOUR NAME BUT children," Hauaner cried. "He 'GUS BARNES COMING ^ r A HORSE THAT MAY NOW FUNNY STUFF IN IT/ F E Z » FAMILIAR.'/ ' OUT OF RETIREMENT TO WIN THE "SUNRISE STAKES" would be shocked for a moment, CHUCK STEAKS TRAIN A HORSE THAT I SATURDAY/ but he would quickly quench the In Memoriam In lovtnertne tmemory of our huiband and glow In his eyes and carry on fathPr,__ AndrAndrew Strom, who pSiied away Ovr ditnts’ needs He would not shout, not go mad.. April 17, 1954. He quoted a Nazi slogan— TOP GRADE "When Jewish blood spurts from A illOnt thought, a locret tear get speciol ottention ~ iL Keeps hl« memory ever dear. A,. J t- J - the knife, then all goes doubly Time takes away the sdge of grief. well." But memory turns back every leaf. The individual insurance needs and Following the broad-stroke re Wife and daughter. U.S.D. A. CHOICE problems of each client set him sport from the crowd. Before rec OIO' I ommending sn insurance program laualu —or a single policy—we analyze ’tlV v - V -/ 7 c 1X1 hy WIA tec. T.M. Heg. U.t. Pet Oft. DEEP 2 eorcliem'spartieutarcircumsttnces lb CAPTAIN EASY BY LESUE TURNER PILGRIM MILLS . . . then develop a sound, eco SCALLOPS SEA nomical plan that will provide the right; basy. h o w -nwe n je »i b e e m g iT * SEEN VBAR5 ,SUT HE HASN'T FOR- ^NOT A PILOT. A NMISATDR-SOMSARPIER ONLY yEETKWW THAT MIKE PsLOW USTO OOTTENl LAST MONTH HE WROTE TH«T IN A BOMBER HE CALLED TH' HUSTLER! proper protection wiiitM. ctttfy 400 COUNT FACIAL TISSUE MR. ABERNATHY BY RAL.STON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY PLOP HI6 OWN PLANE DOWN HERE ANP HED PASSED OVER HERE AT ELEVEN I SURE WISH THAT SCAMP WOULD PROP OPEN TONIGHT till 9 raseragr asarlappiag. 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GOLDEN of Maaehofter Water Dapartmaat will YELLOW Call TR 6-3271 or MI 9-4595 for further facts. bagia AprlMli 1961.« 2 k- . 2 9 ° D a C O -H E A T "Our Reputatioii WITH FLUSHING WILL CONTINUE TUESDAYS Is Ybur Aeoumnee** PURCHASE 50 EXTRA STAMPS OF THROUGH FRIDAYS UNTIL COMPLETED INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS Tewa if Maaehastar Water Departawat B u m r o n c o . a c GRAPEFRUIT 6 For 49c M l M A M STRfIT MAHCHiSTGR. COMM, 1 ^ PAGE ELEVEN ^MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, APRIL 17, 1961 PAGB TEN THE Herald Angle Green Manor Wins FVL Hoop Honor s ■y Right Moves Give Giants Lead EARL YOST Sports Editor Keeney Sets Hot Pace Finns Versus Kelley <^lng baseball game at Fenway Park AMERICAN LEAGUE Npw 'Ynrk Anril 17 (JP\__^Bllly O’Dell with the bases loaded^pltch and a single by Pancho Her-^and racked up five Pirate pitch- Sunday SomUy’s Result* in many a moon. "It was too cold. Cm A1 D ark wna A ^ ^ a n d only one out. O’Dell pix)mptly rera counted a run. Harvey ^ a for 15 hits, handing Vem Vei Law Beautiful weather for the sec CleveUuid S, WashlUKton S Whenn e n A1 DarkA/I&x Jv was W o ZS namedIICIIIIVU j got Bobby Del Greco, a pinch hhit l f . Kuenn's error, ■ a cr«v\iini1 ground A iifout a n and H R a __a. I bet some of those people (About Mlnnesote 10>6, Baltimore 5-4 his second straight defeat Stan ond Sunday in April . . Joined my 10.000 showed up.) froze.” After In 83-74 Road Victory In Marathon Run manager of the San Francisco ter, to hit a comeback ball for a hit batsman alerted Dark to call Williams was the winner with the Jsecond Kame 11 Innings)* family for the short ride to church a winter sojourn in Florida, the (Giants, wise baseball men game-ending doubleplay. for O’Dell. help of home runs by Tommy and then my sons, Reed and Dean, ^'L.os Angeles at Boston, (P The Giants' 5-2 victory over Phil unpredictable Boston weather was Boston, April 17 (/P)—T)ie 1961 edition of a familiar con asked the big question: Can a Doubles by Kueim and Orlando Davis, Wsdly Moon and Norm accompanied me outdoors to get too much for the local realtor . . . Primarily on the strength of a strong firk half perform ponrd) adelphia, combined with the Los Cepeda helped get the Giants away test—the Finns vs Johnny Kelley— will unfold at the 6Bth Kansas City at New V rookie manager get this gang Sherry. some fresh air and sunshine . . ”I don’t agree with your picks ance, Manchester’s Green Manors were crowned champions Angeles Dodgers’ stormy 13-6 de to a thre^-run first Inning and * • • . R e^ ’s hobby, raising Golden Boston AA Marathon Wednesday. There are 229 official en (Postponed) to pull together? In the light of cision over Pittsburgh put San (Pennant).” Dr. A. E. Diskan said of the Farmington Valley Basketball I.«ague with an 83-74 Chicago at Detroit. (Postponed) Tom Sheehan's experiences last doomed Roberts to his second de CARDS 5, REDS S •— Sadecki, Pheasants, has been the biggest as he passed my desk. "I like Man tries accepted for the traditional 26 mile 385 yard course set Francisco in first place all alone. feat news now that his hens have v' 'rv over Glastonbury last night on the loser’s court. W. U Pet. G.B. season It was a valid question. Ray Sadeckl pitched St. Louis to * • • 20-year-old lefthanded pitcher, chester High," he added. I was from suburban Hopkinton to Bo«-*------Minnesota . . . ___ 4 1 .800 — Dark has provided strong evi threw a seven-hitter at Cincinnati started to lay eggs . . With the under the impreaaion M.H.S. was in within a half game of the top with DODGERS 18, PIRATES 6 — A . 1 . w t McKenzie (runner-up to Pa*v* Cleveland . . •____3 •1 .750 '/l dence In one short week that hei Is a 5-8 edge over CTinclnnatl. Mil and struck out seven, while beat yard ail raked and clean, thanks another league. Seriously, the phy Final Standings tack in the aecond half and trail This number will shrink to shout ^ OlympKi Detroit ...... 2 1 .667 1 capable of taking charge, 'the show-stopping kicking duel be ing Jim O’Toole. Don Landrum, to the boys, I played basketball sician likes the Dodgers, as does W. L. ed by only eight points, 69-61, go waukee and aUcago were snowed tween Dodger Coach Leo Durocher 1.50 at the noon crack of the country skier Larry Damon New York . . . ___ i 1 JiOO l'/» Giants are leading the National out at C!2iicago. whose failure to hit must have games of 21-, with the two and this writer . . . Night home, an MANCHESTER .. .16 2 ing into the final quarter as -the and Umpire Jocko Conlan broke found my eye as sharp as ever. other star on the calendar, and starter s gun. those to watch. Boston ...... ___ 1 1 .500 I'/i League and Dark is making all * * * been worrying Manager Solly He- Windsor Locks .. .. .16 3 Manormen played rather liatlees But the odds i-emdln over Kansas City . ____1 1 .500 I'-'t the right moves. GIANTS 6, PHILS .2 — Jones out during the Dodger-Pirate game mus, finally snapped out 6f it on Dean has been practicing all win much reading was done while my Simsbury ...... 13 5 ball. But the Stik City shooters From the farrnland seclusion in in which Los Angeles ended a ■ona did homework. whelming that the winner ^dll be Los .Angeles . ....1 I .500 I'/j Take Sunday’s game with Phila contributed two doubles to the his 19th trip to the plate and ter and shows much improvement Middletown ...... 12 6 managed to remain ahesui in the Foster, R.I., thejFinns admit tha three-game Dodger losing streak. but I can still stand on a dime and one of three -Helsinki police de Chicago ...... 1 2 .333 2 delphia for example. Sam Jones Giants’ 10-hit attack against loser launched a decisive two-run rally Plainville ...... 10 8 last 10 -minutes of action to clinch tective Eino Oksanen. farmer man who worries them is Kelley. .250 drop in baskets without any prob Thureday 10 Washington . ....1 3 2 Vi always beats the Phillies. He has Robin Roberts and two successors. Leo and Jocko exchanged kicks in the fifth with a double. Newington ...... 8 the crown. Olavi Manninen who dabbles in "You never can predict the win 4 .200 3 lem . . Viewed part of the NBA Imagine my surprise when I . . . 8 10 Baltimore .. . ___ 1 a 21-9 revord. against them over He was coasting along with a 5-1 during an argument over a high Hemus has been counting on Bloomfield _ ...... Another well balanced offensive metal work or a 30-year-old Grot ner of this race,” Kelley warns. Todav's Games pop by Dodge’r Norm Darker that playoff game on teevee, Boston looked out the window this 13lh Wethersfield ...... 5 13 the years. He was going for his lead going to the ninth. Sad Sam Landrum to plug his centerfleld attack again found a quarter of on, Conn., Engll.sh teacher named "There's too many things to con Kansas City (Walker 0-0) at seventh straight at their expense struck out Tony Gonzalez on a landed in fair territory but gap, if he can hit consistently. A beating St. Louis. . . Night to just day of April and found‘d the ground Glastonbury .... ___2 15 Manormen finishing up in double sit around, rest, read and watch .. . 0 17 John Kelley. sider such as weather, ailmenta New York (Ford 0-1) 2 p.m. when he ran into a wild streak and wild pitch but Gonzalez reached bounced foul. Conlan called it a double by Bill White and a single covered with snow. You can't beat Suffield ...... figures. Keeney was the pace set and a runner’s mental attitude. Los Angeles (Grba 1-0) at Bos teevee.. that unpredictable New England A.s the result of last night’s vic Since Veikko Karvonen ran some errors In the ninth. .first base before catcher Tom Hall- foul ball. by Ken Boyer followed Landrum’s ter with 2.5 ft^owed by Dan Pinto Any one of these things can throw ton (Brewer 0-0) S p.m. weather! (And after nothing but tory. the Manormen concluded England’s favored Jim Peters in Dark—went to the bullpen for r could retrieve the ball. A wild The Dodgers came from behind hit. Monday 19, Morias-ty “14 and Glenney 11. a fellow off his regular race. Only Games Scheduled. 80 degree, or higher, temperatui-e their league season with a 16-2 Dave Boland and Frank Butkus to the pavement In 1954, Finns Tuesday’s Schedule "Who’s going to win the pen- in sunny Florida.).. .Among the record and clinched the pennant by played strong games off the boards have won the BAA four times in Feels Great ] Los Angeles at New York, S ‘-nant?” This question I was asked, casualties on the baseball front was one game. Windsor Locks, which for winners. cluding a triumph by Oksanen two "Personally I feel great and-ln- |!.m. by actual colmt, 11 times within the UConn-Sprlngfleld College var topped Newington. 88-82. yester ilretm Naaar years ago. Fourteen men of tend to. give it all I’ve got." Kansas City at Baltimore, 8 p.m. Scandia Loses s matter of 30 minutes so I- de sity baseball game of which I was day. finished in second place with P - B r Pta Suomi have entered, none have Stirred by the fact the flrat Detroit at Cleveland, 2 p.m. cided I had waited long enough slated to call the plays.. .Slim, a is-3 mark. There will be no post 2 Butkun '...... 2 •M b don* worse than fifth-. five at the Rome Olympics were ft Bhland ...... 1 2 Washlnifton at Chicago, -2:S0 and sat down to my trusty Royal trim Tony D'Angona, Cheney Tech season playoffs. Fortin ...... 2 (Vft 21 Holds Record clocked in le.ss than 2:20, Kelley p.m. S occer Matcl^ NO CHANGE—Gene Sa- and made my predictions. I like director of athletics, was a visitor With Buzz Keeney and Jim p a g e t w e l v e Houothold Goods 51 Bu^ilou Locations Houses For Sale 72 Houses For SaK 72 BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Doga—Bird»—Pets ' 41 Building Materiala 47 12th Circuit Motorcyelfifr—Bicycles 11 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Por Rent 64 VERMONT real estate for sale. &T'/ ASSORTED USED lumber, bul d- f o r s a l e —0 piece blond ma SIX ROOM Cape Cod style home, A.K.C. BNOU8H black ninlature hogany bedroom set, foam rubber full dormers, baths, fireplace, Summer homes, camps, laks shore Rusk Asserts U,S, STORE FOR rent on Sptues St. I960 INDIAN Matchless Ptoto. poodls, seven weeks old, out of tog and plumbing supplies, r ^ * - wrought Iron divan, pair of green combination wlndooya. Nice neigh property, woodlots. Fenton W. lightweight motorcycle, $300. Ml tors, pipes Md St* bricks, doors Reasonable and parldito to tha Chester, broker. Box 122, Lyndon, Court Cases smmriU, Fonclair and Piperscrott velvet tufted fireside chairs, Kel- rear. CaU 0Q S-OnO, m Spniot bors, Immediate occupancy. Lo CLASSIFIED 3-0174 after 4:30. lines. A show prospect. Messiah and Windows. Open dally vinator refrigerator 2 years old, cated in the Rolling Park area. Vermont. p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Y a r ^ t Stock St. TVMIDHBtEMl'PRMKne Kennels. B. Mlnney, MI 9-9793. 13 cu. ft., palf of hurricane lamps, Phone owner at MI 9-0116, 8Q0M,PEN»NAMrEMADA Place off North Main St. Choman a BROOKFIELD STREET—Immacu MANCHESTER SESSION Will Not Intervene Business Services Offered 1.3 Housewrecking, MI 9-339L______Pembroke table, handmade, green LARGE ONE-room alr-condUlonod WlUiam D. Edgars. 34, of 353 VWONOFPLtMT/OF antique satin drapes and cornice (rffice. 100% Mato St. location. EIGHT ROOM brick ranch-cape, 2 late 0 raom Cape across from' Hlgh Live Stock— Vehicles 42 full baths, full basement, 2-car SehOoU recreation- room ,. lovely Hackmatack St., was given a 30- (Continued from Face One) ADVERTISING 'CUSMA APPUANCaC Servics—R* ENTEi^miNMCNr for picture window, pair of Over Marlow’s 867 Main St. day suspended sentence and placed lay lamps, custom made shades, garage, city water and seWeraga, Tencea tn yard. An eXceptionaUy 1 pairs all makes refrtgsr*tors, SADDLE HORSES for sale; also Diamonds— Watches— ^ clean home In a beauHful location. oh probation for two years for also should be called to consider ' freesers, waablng machines, dry o n MI 9-3896. EXCELLENT spot for any business ameslte drive, combination i^in- Hospital Notes CLASSIFIKD ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS Western saddles and bridles. May Jewelry 48 or office. Center of town, plenty dows-do<»'s, excellent condition, Belfiore Agency, MI 8-5121. > breach of peace. "any eventualities” which may re 1 era ranges, oil snd gaa burners. be seen Saturday or Sunday. 83 Sylvester Glaconlnl, 44, of 17 1 MI 9-OOSS. All work guaranteed. An Albert Super Duper Special of parking. Ml 9-6229 9-8. nlctly treed and landscaped/ near sult from the invasion. 8:15 A..M. to 4:.’10 P.M. New Bolton Rosd MI 9-6951. LEONARD W. TOST. Jewelsra - bus line and stores. Priced for FIVE ROOM ranch, 160 foot front Woodland St., Rockville, was fined VIsittog hours are 2 to 8 p.m. Mansfield, Senate majority lead Repairs, adjusts watches expert 050 FREE GROCERIES age, high elevation, view, 4*4% 051 for evading responsibility, for all areas except maternity ; COMPLBTTE RBTAIRS - By Stu with purchase of any 3 room outfit STORE—245 Spruce and corner of quick sale. Charles Lesperance, er, told newsmen that the develop- ly. Reasonable prices. Do m Tues- Eldrldge, formerly Firato’S—860 9-7620. moi^age, small cash assumes Benjamin Briscoe, 38, of Hart where they are 2 to 4:30 snd 6:30 menta this morning poned-matters COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. art K. Wolcott on automatic during our Great April Sale. You $87.69 naonthly, Osriton W. Hutch to 8 p.m.; and private r*otas where washers dryers knd electric Articles For Sale 45 -day through Saturday, sq. ft. Excellent for small hutlness ford, was fined 036 for speeding. "for the Cubans to meet np with HO.NDAT XHra FKIDAT I0J0 AJI.—.S.ATURDAY 0 AJI. evenings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4887. get your groceries at the market MANCHESTER-Bolton line-F irst ins. MI 05182. Ronald Benoit, 21, of Putnam, Oiey are lO'S.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors ranges, an 9-6678 of your choice or office. Only $60 per month. In and settle among themselves." HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or quire Woodland Gardens, 168 time on market. 6 room ranch, IMi waa fined 030 for speeding. are requested not to smoke In . pa •'Despite protests of the (Juban BfflD frozen”, 80c dot. H Paaqualint 346 3 COMPLETE baths, hot water oil heat, fire EAST HARTFORD—6 room custom Elias Psaras, 26, of Dunn Rd., tient's rooms. No more than two PLEASE READ YOUR AD CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. Woodland St. MI 3-8474. ambassadors to the OAS, I think, 1 Keaaonabi* rates. Call PI 0-7868 Avery Street, Wap'plng. Garden—Farm—Dairy ROOMS OF BRAND NEW place, combination windows and cape, enclosed breezewav, garage, Coventry, waa fined a total of 021 visitors at one time, per patient. nauified ur "Waat Ads'* are takea over the pbone as a oon- FURNITURE fireplace, recreation room, fenced in view of all the circumstances, a between 1:80-4:80 or, any time -f-/7 KK.EQUCAMISH Products 50 OFFICE FOR rent 600 sq. ft.. doors, 2-car garage, approximate on two charges—driving an unreg meeting of that organization re n le ^ The adwrUser should re«l hi* ad the FIBS! DAY IT A nd WATTS THE OKli ilSMUOTIOOSiai!! LAWN MOWERS—Toro ’ acobeen AND APPUANCES 100% Main Street location Call ly one 'acre of land. Owner trans yard, trees, bus. Carlton W. Hutch istered motor vehicle, 018, and APPEARii aad REPORT ERRORS to time for the aezt toser- 1 Saturday or Sunday. ' Bolens, Goodall, Ariene. Riding ins, MI 9-61S2. Patients Today; 210 ."ihould be called to consider any VISIO4HEHA0 ! . ME MUST MAVE EASTERN STATES Farmer’s Ex The "Economy" MI 8-6419 or MI 3-7614. ferred. Priced for quick sale and failure to carry his license, $3 tion Herald i* responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted ' A RETIRED upholsterer from the mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatic occupancy. Charles Lesperance, ADMITTED SATURDAY: Eu eventualities - which may result AttOUITC change, Buckland is now open Free $50 Groceries FOUR b e d r o o m modified ranch, Norman Cashman, 40, Glaston gene' Marquette, 136 Oak Grove from the invasion and revolution tosertlon for any *dvertl«emeat and thea only to the extent of a shop can take care of all your up- 'flknJu'tcroMMPPet., tractors with over 31 attachments dally and all day Saturdays from 3 R oom s...... $188 Ml 9-7620. bury was fined 018 for driving "make good* tosertlon. Errors which do not Icaaea the ralne of ' holstering needs at a great sav- QUIfTAT . Used mowers and tractors Parts Houses For Rent 65 0-2, dining room, steel beam con Gets NSF Grant St.; John Gordon, 20 Hamlin St.; in that unhappy island." 8 a.m, to 5 p.m. MI 8-5123. The “ Honeymoon" struction, garage, trees, bus, without a license. Richard O'Brien, 100 Homestead Rusk also said the situation in the a d t erttnement wUl not be corrected by ’m ake good” Insertion. j ing*. CH 2-2378, ' AUTlMESr and service. Capitol Equipment Free $80 Groceries SIX ROOM ranch, 2 baths, 2-car John (?layton, 83, of 84 Alton Conrad D. Strietelmeier, a blolo Co.. 88 Main. Ml S-7958. FOR LEASE — Manchestor— 20 garage, bullt-lns, porch, city water Bowers School, $18,900. Carlton gy teacher at Manchester High St.; Erneist McKlnerney, 180 Hen Laos ijs dangerous, and "we must i AMESITE DRIVEWAYS conatruct- neM-yA •aes 3 ROOMS ...... $269 Franklin St. 8 room home, oil hot W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. St., was fined 09 . for passing a ry St.; Edward Keesler, Andover; Fertilizers 50-A The "Charm House" and sewerage, fully insulated, stop light. It waa revealed In court School, has been given an $800 larify immediately" in negotia ! ed — resurfaced — sealed. Ml TOOL AND equipment rentals. water heat, rec room, city utlll plastered wails, excellent location, grant by the National Science I^nard Church, 126 Pearl St.; tions with Russl’a the issue of the Dial Ml 3-2711 Sales and service AP Equirment, Free $80 Groceries ■ ties, $126 per month, 8 months in SPECIAL that this was his first violation in Mrs. Mary Sullivan, 10 Pine St.; 3-6515. CLEAN COW manure. Delivered. 3 ROOMS ...... $394 heavily treed lot, must be seen to 36 years of ‘driving. Foundation (NSF) for the third timing of a cease-fire. Center St.. M1^3053. $6 and $10 loads. Excellent for advance. Lawrence F. Flano, be appreciated. 30-day occupancy. $15,700 year in a row. Mrs. Gladys Mertens, 1,6 Litchfield Rusk said the latest Soviet re SPRING CLEAN-UP-Attlcs cel- The "Hollywood" broker. Ml 3-2766. Richard Johnson, 22, of Mans FARM LOAM, top quality, $3 per gardens lawns, shrubs. MI 8-7804, Charles Lespertinre. MI, 9-7620. Six room Cape with full shed \ He will study graduate level St.; Mrs. Ethel Sweet, 45 Hale sponse to Britain’s efforts to lars. garages, yards, burning bar Free $50 Groceries field Center, was fined 06 for fail St., Rockville; Michael Ellis, 21 Lost and Found 1' Automobiles for ^ l e yard, delivered. Call Columbia AC Ml 9-8731, 3 ROOMS ...... $488 SWIMMING POOL, large lawn dormer, 2 baths, recreation room ure to display registration plates. courses in mathematica and sci negotiate a cease-fire wa* being rels emptied. vacant houses FIVE ROOM ranch, full basement with built-in bar, fireplace, family- ence at Wesleyan University in Canterbury St.; George Gibson, cleaned. Barrels for sale. M * M 8-9323 after 4 p.m. The "Boulevard" nine room hom^ 2.-C4U’ . garage An additional charge of driving carefully .studied here and would l o s t —F emnle Gorman Shepherd, NEED A CAR and had your credit 2 fireplaces; plastered Walls, full size kitchen, and many other Middletown for six weeks starting 269 W. Center St.; Mrs. Marie be discussed with other friendly turned down?. Short on down pay- i Rubbish Removal Service. MI Free $50 Groceries ideal location. MI 3-2880. insulation, ceramic tiled bath, city extras. Lovely yard with outdoor without a license was nolled. license 2716, \ncinity Manchester- 9-9757, LOAM. SAND, stone, gravel and Household Goods 51 3 ROOMS ...... $597 Joseph Udin. 42, of Chestnut July 2. Miesch, 22 Greenwood Dr.; Mrs. governments — particularly Ih* V’emon town line. Children * pet. ment?, Bankrupt? Repossession?' fill. Call MUler’a Sand and Gravel. water and sewerage. iTimcdiate fireplace and garden, only one The grant is a year-to-year Joanne Butler, 45 Pioneer Circle; British. — Don't give up! See Honest Doug^ | The "Aristocrat" SIX ROOM house for rent with occupancy. Charles Lesperance, Hill, waa fined 03 for failure to Reward, Ml 9-60I1. STEPS. SIDEWALKS, atone walls, MI 3-8603. TORO LAWNMOWER3 at reduced option to buy, on bus line. Call block to bus. study gjimtv and selections are Yevette Lajoie, 17 Foster St., 'Ver As he spoke, there werV indi las. get the lowdown on the lowest: prices. Ride, rotary, reel model! Free $50 Groceries MI 9-7620. carry his registration. fireplaces. flagstone terraces. 8 ROOMS ...... $679 MI 3-8342. Saul Lubkin, 21, of Cambridge, made primarily on need and suc non. cations that Russia’s delay i\ ac FOUND—One male tan and white down and smallest payments any Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Male 36 DUO-THERM space heater, 3-4 with wind-tunnel grass beg attach- BELFIORE AGENCY cessful past performance. The uni where. Not a. small loan or finance I Work done at reasonable prices. Radlo-T\' Repair $10 DOWN DELIVERS NEW BEAUTIFUL 7 room co Mass., forfeited a 050 bond when ADMl’TTBD SUNDAY: George cepting an immediate end toVh# Collie CjUI Bolton Dog Warden. MI 3-0796. room, automatic damper and in ment. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, versity encourages those students fighting had increased the posainU-. company plan Douglas Motors. ■ Services 18 DENTAL ASSISTANT—Elxperieilce MAN WANTED to work either Free storage until wanted. Free lonial, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, he failed to appear in court to Reideman. 26 Slone St,; Mrs. MI g ~ 6 0 1 . ______, structions, excellent condition, in MI 9-8221. Wanted To Rent 68 l ’,4 ceramic tiled baths, large MI 3-5121 that do well to continue their ity of military intervention by tW 333 Main St. preferred. Write stating qualifica part-time or full-time mominge or storage. MI 9-S183 evenings. Delivery answer a charge of speeding. Elinor Patten, Coventry; Miss TREE PRUNING, removal and lot TV SERVICE—All makes. Honest, porch, city water and sewerage, studies. Judith Dubek, 21 Mile Hill Rd.. United States and its Southeasi FOUND-One male mongrel puppy clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., tions, references and salary ex afternoons washing cars, changing Free Bet up by our own reliable WORKING couple desire 4-room MANCHESTER William Orr, 36, of Hartford, for t-n and white. Call Bolton Dog CON'VERTTBLE, 19S7 Consul, beau- j Economical. High quality parts. WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim USED FURNITURE. hU 3-7449. ameslte drive, hot water oil heat, feited a 026 bond when he failed Strietelmeier is working for a Rockville: David Eigner, 100 Ar- A.sia Tieaty'Organization allies. MI 9-6053. pected. Box F. Herald! tires, and general appearance men apartment in Manchester. Good Certificate of Advance(l Study Warden. Ml 9-76C1. | tiful condition. 3 position top, Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for med. plastic coated, many 1961 references. Box M, Herald. large family room, heavily treed Exciting Offer to appear in court to answer a nott Rd.; Mrs. Alta Laws, 27 Rusk did not talk about inter service since 1931. Phone Ml work on used cars. Apply In per " s e e IT DAY OR NIGHT lot. Charles Lesperance, MI 9-7620. (CAS) which i* equivalent to 30 radio, whitewalls. Phone after 5' LAWN MOWERS, all types sharp son to Service Manager. Manches patterns to choose* from. C. J. Phone For Appointment Immaculate 8 room Colonial. charge of operating an overweight Grant Rd.; Mrs. Mary Prachniak, vention bul he said the critical FOUND—Black male mongrel'. Call ■ p.m. MI 3-6733. 9-4537. Potterton's, 130 Center St. Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center STERILIZED used furniture and motor .vehicle. credit hours above the master's 73 V'llagc St., Rockville; William point in the whole situation is tha ened and repaired. G. Snow, 336 WANTED—Experienced legal ■te- ter Motor Sales. 512 W. Center St Samuel Albert, Hfd. CH 7-0358 MANCHESTER—Nice 6 room home Den, large family room, lavatory, degree. Lee Fracchia, Dog Warder. MI! Summit. Tel. Ml 3-4531. nographer. Box Z, Herald. St. appliances, excellent condition. Farm and Land For Sale 71 living room, dining room, modern The charge of being a fugitive Eldwards, 71 Coleman Rd.; Mrs military position on the ground in NEW bronze/brass and chroma If you have no means of trsnspor Oakland Street, large lot, alum He has been teaching at Man S-8594. MECHANICS Wanted, experienced, tation. I'll send my auto for you kitchen built-ins, 3 Urge bedrooms, from Justice against Frederick Annunbeiata Rowe, 11 Strant St.; Laos as it relates to the diplomatic 1955 BLTCK Century 2-tone gray,- LAWTI MOWERS sharpened and MORTEDISEN TV Speclaltxed RCA SUDE PROJECTOR — T.D.C. dinette sets, mattresses, and other FOR SALE—40 acres, including inum combinations, city water chester High School for five years televtsion. aervlce MJ 9-4641. COMPTOMETER to work in new car agency. Apply No obligation and aewerage, small down pay full bath on second floor. Intercom Hammond. 40, of 122 Park St., was Mrs. Anna Murphy. 12 Lenox St.; negotiations. good condition, $450. Ml 9-6866, repaired, sales and service, pick in person at Chorches Motors, 80 streamliner "300", 300 watt lamp. Items. 80%-40% off. Credit terms, fine 4 acre open field, nice wood nolled. and Is presently teaching five When a newsman suggested th* OPERATOR ments. (?Hll owner 9-9770. system, air-conditioning, aluminum sophomore biology classes. Mrs. Ruth Chamber, 41 White St.; Announcements up and delivery. Complete line of Oakland St., Manchester. MI 55 F 3.5 lens, handles • both 35 no down payment. LeBIanc Furni land about 36 acres. All bounded siding, 2-csr garage, double lot. The charge of driving an unreg George Nolan, 351 Parker St.; Soviet government may be stalling 1949 CADIU.AC. radio and heater. Opening for comptometer opera mm. and 2Hx2'i slides. Like new. ture Hospital. 195 South Street, A—I^B—E—R—T— S by road on two sides. Located He Is a native of Indiana and re Can be used for parts or on the Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, tor to do interesting and varied 3-2791. GENTLEMAN’S farm with city Top value for $23,900. For appoint iatered motor vehicle against Vid- David McGregor, 44 Campfield while pro-Communlat rebels in - FEDERAL DTOOME taxes pr» garden and lawn supplies. L 4 M Millinery Dressmaking 19 Original price $79.95. Can be yours Rockville. TR 5-2174. Open 9 9, 43-46 ALL'YN ST., HARTFORD Nathan Hale Road, Town of Cov mantas Valiuaaitis, 21, of Glen- ceived his B.A. and M.A. degrees crease their po>/er to 'hreaten the pared with your aavinga In mind. road. $50. .MI 9-5038 after 5. work. Must be experienced. Mod conveniences! Approximately 1*4 ment call Mrs. Hunter, MI 9-3695, Rd.; Arnold Hammerlind. South Equipment Corporation. Route 83, CLOTHING MAN experienced in . for $45. Call MI 9-2146 evenings. Saturday till 5. We buy houselota Open.Nighta till 8—Sat. 6 p.m. entry. Mike Netenosky, South St., MI 9-5306. brook, was nolled. from Purdue University in Lafay pro-Western government. Rusk Reasonable rmtea. Call Ml 0-6346. DRESSMAKING and alterations on em alr-conitioned office, excellent Coventry. PI 2-7777. acres land, fruit and shade trees.' ette, Ind.. Coventry; Anthony Rinaldi. Wap- ______I! 1955 CHEVROLET 4-door sedan, 6 Vernon, Conn. TR 5-7609. men and boy’s wear and interest of furniture. outside fireplace, 3-car garage The charge of ail night parking ping; Mrs. Doris Lesbestrom, 385 said the matter is one which re ladies’ clothing, children’s cloth benefit program, good wages. Ap ed In Job with future, salary plus He lives with his wife Lucille INCOME TAX retnmi prepared by | cylinder, standard transmission, ply REX GAS water heater. MI 3-8580. KING’S FURNITURE Department with workshop. 2 chicken coops, BARROWS & WALLACE against Donald Veale of 37 Apel Hackmatack St.; Mrs. Marguerite quires the closest attention. HEAVY DUTY Rototiller sendee ing a specialty. Also draperies and commission. Apply Stein’s Men Wanted—^To Buy 5 Pi., was nolled. twin sons Thomas and Timothy, 2 The Soviet reply to Britain^ was former tntemaj revenue agent to i radio, heater, white sidewall tires. Employment Ottlce —I^arge selection of nationally ad- Houses For Sale 72 full rooms, large kitchen with (Office open 9 a.m, to 9 p.m.) and son Michael 5, at 56 Janet Dr., Balon, 6 Pioneer Circle; Mrs $595. Center Motor Sales, new lo for hire--lawns and gardens. Call evening gowns made. Prices rea and Boy's Clothing Store. Man birch cabinets, oil heat, sunporch, 55 E. Center St. Five cases were continued; delivered by the Foreign Office to your home or by appointment. MI 9-3920. sonable. MI 9-9948. vertlsed furniture at low, low dis in East Hartford. Gayla Rivard, 116 Columbus St.; Also small bostoea serricea. Ml cation 634 Center St.. MI 3-1591. First National Stores, Inc. chester Shopping F*arkade, 360 BEAUTIFUL dusty rose lined WE BUY, SELL or trade antique 012,600—BIX room cape, full base combination windows snd doors. MI 9-5306, On a day-to-day basis. Floyd R Amba.ssador Sir.Frank Roberts in' Middle Tpke., West. Only those count prices Unfinished $ drawer and used furniture, china, glass, Mr*. Sally Gustafson, Suffield; 0-S9M. Open evenings. GARDENS PLOWED and har Park and Oakland Ave. drapes, excellent c^dition, lOii knee-hole desk only $14.88; break ment, combination windowe and Home In excellent condition. City Manning. 45, of 18 Delmont St. James Roy, 16 Middle Butcher Moscow last night. experienced need apply. feet by 54’’. $25. MI 3-2018, silver, picture frames and old doors, araetite drive, shade treea, water smd sewerage, ameslte $13,800—THREE acres, immaculate charged with breach of peace. Rusk said the reply consisted of 1955 FORD 9 passenger statlbn rowed no job too small. Phone Ml East Hartford fast sets from $27.77; Danish wal- expandable C!ape. shed dormer, Rd., Rockville: Carrie Shepand- .9-5951. Moving—^Trucking— coins, old dolls anq guns, hobby SO days occupancy. Marion E. drive. All this for $17,500. Charles Until Thursday, Robert Edelaon several documents the text* of INCOME TAXES prepared. Call Ml wagon. V-8 engine, standard trans- PAINTERS WANTED — Only; nut lounge chair, foam cushions. collections, attic contents or whole fireplace, garage, trees. Carlton About Town son, Storrs; Lee Hldwarda, 428 Storage 20 CLERK-TYPIST over 18 for per skilled men need apply. Call MI Just $24.88: deluxe Hollywood bed Robertson, Broker. Ml 8-6050 Lesperance, Ml 9-7620. 17, of 23 Crestwood Dr., for court Porter St.; Barbara Totten, East which came to Washington last 0-6OM. mission, radio. heater. 2-lone manent position with finance com FOR S A I^ -D og house. Ml 9-0365. estates. Ehmiture Repair Service, W. Hutchins, MI 9-8132. trial on charges of speeding and of night and are now'receiving care 3-0275. outfit. Innerspring construction, All, Incoming and retiring offi Hartford; Judith Fraser. Birch paint white sidewalls. $795. Cen Household Services IdANCHESTER Package OeUvery pany. Must be accurate with fig TalcottvlUe, Conn. Tel Ml 8-7449. 218 WOODBRIDGE—015,500, cozy, MANCHESTER— Six room ranch, passing at an' intersection; Law ful study. (A.L.A.) - AUTOMOBILE LEGAL ter Motor Sales, new location 634 with headboard, only $49.88. Biidg- financing available, near school, 013,900 — SEVEN room Colonial, 4 cers of the Manchester Emblem Mt. Rd.; Robert Bonan, 31 Cen Light trucking and package deliv ures and be able to type 46 words MACHINISTS— et terms arranged. King’s. Hart homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, rence Flynn. 20. of 180 Center St. The first U. S. reaction, Rusk Aasociatlon, Special Representa Center Street. Ml 3-1591. Open ______Offered IT-A steam gaa heat, fireplace, freezer, bus, shopping, city sewers, water, bedrooms, nice lot, trees, central Club will report to the Elks Home ter St„ Rockville; Mrs. Faye ery Refrigerators, washers and per minute. Opportunity for ad TOOL MAKERS ford Roa'*. ly located. Carlton W. Hutchins for court trial on a charge of op Chase, Coventry; Miss Barbara said, is that while the response re tive, Clifford W. Barnett. 38 Otis evenings. vancement, merit Increases, and Boats and Accessories 46 Rooms Without Board stove, 2-car garage, ameslte drive. fireplace, oil hot water heat, tile erating an unrtgistered motor ve tomorrow at 7:15 p.m. for drill re tains constructive elements of oth St. Manchester, Conn., Ml 0-7424. A RETIRED upholsterer from the stove moving speclaity. Folding Job shop W o r k - Ml 9-5132. hearsal and group photographs, be Talley, 61 Waddell Rd.; George • shop can take care of all your up chairs for rent. Ml 0-0752. various employe benefits included. ROGERS’ SILVERWARE in fac- Abundant shade, evergreen, fruit bath, ameslte drive. Call MI hide. er Soviet proposals on Laos, it fails 1959 CHEVROLETT 2-door Bel Air. Commercial and aircraft. 15 FOOT MFG. lights. Navy_topl trees. Wide frontage, 400 foot 9-4626 or MI 9-4528. fore the Installation ceremonies. Rspette, 42 Oak St.; Mrs. Cris FREE 10 Ibe. of Maine potatoes to holstering needs at a great sav Office moving to East Hartford in Interviews any time. torj’ sealed cartons. 50-piece serv 238 CHARTER OAK St.— Small Until next Monday, Paul Gagli to clarify the issue of the timing V-8 engine, automatic transmis AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Oo. Local- full cover. 35 electric. Used one | depth, exclusive Escott. MI IN BEAUTIFUL BOLTON tina Frachey, 19 Highland Ave, of a cease-fire and the means of the first 600 customers with the sion. radio and heater. $1,495. Cen ings. CH 2-2378. very near future. Contact Mr. Open Saturday 'mornings ice for 8. regular $99. sacrifice room suitable for gentleman. Pri MANCHESTER—Two beautiful ardl, 18, of Milford, charged with moving. packing, storage. .Low Befard, JA 7-7247. season only. Mastercraft ► trailer, $28. Excellent Mother’s Day gift. vate entrance, shower, parking. 9-7683. The Newcomers Club will meet Rockville. verifying a cease-fire. purchase of $2 or more for the ter Motor ilales, new location 634 spate wheel, fully equipped. MI famiy homes, excellent condition. Country Living at its Best speeding WEAVING of Bums, moth nolea rate on long distance moves to THE NEWTON COMPANY Will deliver. BU 9-6955. MI 9-1746. Until May 1, Hairold Woods Jr. tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Com ADMITTED TODAY: Mrs. Rose The implication of what Rusk opering week at the Farmer’s Center Street, MI 3-1591. Ppen ADULT AND children desire house 9-3260. HOLLYWOOD SECTION —8 room Call fast On these. 5-room older and tom clothing, hoalery nina, 48 states. Personalised service. Ml 55 Elm St., Manchester ------I Gentleman farmer's spring spe 18, of 454 N. Main St., charged with munity Y. Members will bring hats Boudreau, 29 Margaret Rd.; Don said was that the Soviets want to MarkeL *1# E. Middle Turnpike, evenings. keeper. Must live in. Private 1 EIGHT PIECE walnut dining room ATTRACTTIVELY furnish’ d room colonial, I’s baths, fireplace, hot home $9,500. Colonial Cape, full for the crazy hat contest. acroes the street from Shady Glen. handbags repaired, sipper re 8-5187, CH 7-1430. 12 FOOT RUNABOUT, mahogany ■ cial. lU acres, one-half acre till breaking and entering and larceny, ald Riendeau, 96 Union St., Rock start negotiations for a perma placements. umbrellas repaired, room. Call MI 9-0500. ACTUAL JOBS In U.S.. Europe, suite, good condition, $45. MI for gentleman, kitchen privilege*, water oil heat, one-car garage, shed. 1'4 baths, reduced to for an investigation ny the family ville; Jane Brookes, 35 Bigelow nent settlement beford the fight Opening Thursday, April 20. with m 9 FORD FAIRLANE 4-door MANCHESTER Moving and Truck quarter and mid-deck, fiberglas' wall to wall carpeting, city water $16,900. Short way out—a real 4 able. Sturdy 7 room older home, 4 men’s shirt collars reversed and South. America. Write Eraploy- 9-0323 after « p m. Friday. private entrance, parking. Inquire possible bedrooms, • 15x28 living relations department for possible Mrs. Maurice Gaudet, chairman St. ing is ended; the United States and a complete line of fresh fruits and sedan. V-8 engine. automatic' ing Company. Local and long dis CLERK-TYPIST bottom, $175, 9-0080. at 169 Maple St. and sewerage, ameslte drive, en room cutle with large lot. Easily vegetaMes from farm to you. transmission, radio, heater, white replaced. Marlow's Little Mend ment' Information Center, Ro Room room, two stone fireplaces, 12x17 referral to juvenile court. of the dance committee, reports BIRTHS SATURDAY: A daugh Britain have rejected such timing ing Shop. tance moving, packing and stor 474. 739 Boylston St., Boston 16 ■fliree Rooms of Furniture closed vard. Charles Lesperance, financed. Full price $7,900. Many as a Communist device for stalling sidewalls. $1,495. Center Motor Interesting full-time position LARGE, Neat front bedroom, very more from $4,5()0 up. Call the Ells kitchen, oil hot water heat, barn, Wednesday will be the deadline for ter to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pasek, age. Regular service throughout Mass. BUY NOW and save—boat, motor FROM MODEL HOME Ml 9-7620. reservations for a dance to be off a truefe'. Sales, new location 634 Center FLAX FINISH Holland wtodow available in our Sales Department near Center, private home, refer worth Mitten Ajssney, realtors, MI garage, view, more land available. East Hartford: a daughter to Mr. P e raoB a li New England States and Florida. and trailer. MI 9-1364. For quick sale, only $17,900. Welch Claims Reels sponsored by the Manchester Reg On other issues. Rusk said: street, MI 3-1691. Open evenings. shades made to measure. a U Ml 0-6563. for competent typist for diversified BE YOUR ence* required. Ml 9-4966. 4 CAROL DRIVE - Rockville, 018, 3-6930 or MI 9-5524. and Mrs. Wesley Thouln, 42 Elm clericai work. Applicant must be Cost Over $700 680. 6 room ranch, large Uvtng istered Nurses Association on Sat St.; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 1. Soviet Premier Nikita EUSCIROLUX Salaa and Berflea. metal Venetian blinds at a new 1957 21-FOOT Trojan pleasure boat. LAWRENCE F. FIANO urday at Manchester Country Club. Khrushchev’s idea that there are low price. Keys made while you High School graduate. Excellent in OWN BOSS! SINGLE bedroom with parking room, cabinet kitchen, S bed SOUTH WINDSOR-Year old 3 bed Could Capture U.S. Henry Poirier, 9 O'Leary Dr.; a boaiM ispreaentitlva. Alfred Auto Driving School 7-A Inboard Gray Marine engine. NEVER BEEN USED with' or without board, 63 Union rooms, 1H% mortgage can be room ranch, I 'j baths, garage, Realtor MI 3-2768 For' reservations, call Mrs. Ray no neutral men in the cold war AmdL 206 Henry Rt. TM. MI wait. Marlow's. surance benefits and pleasant work AN AGENCY OF YOUR Toilet, stove, sink. 2 bunks, com son to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Casa- Painting—Papering 21 ing conditions. Sale Price $388 St., North End. Phone Ml 9-2469. assumed. Marion E. Robertson, full cellar, large living room, mond Larlvee. Mrs. Raymond lino, 96 Conway Rd.; a daughter would aet back a very long way 04)450. MORTLOCK’S Manchester's lead OWN IN YOUR OWN AREA pletely equipped, $3,500. Will take Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 Just by Infiltratum the world’s search for peaceful DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com If you are a proven HOsp,- Broker, MI 3-5958. kitchen, dinette, half acre, shade Ward, or Mrs. Gaudet. to Mr. and Mrs. Larrtn Ivers, ing driving achool. Three skilled EXTERIOR AND interior painting, smaller boat in trade. MI 3-4551. Pay Only $4 Week ROOMS FOR RENT—Ladies only treed lot. Assume VA mortgage. settlement of disputes. Rusk wa# VACUUM CLEANERS repaired to courteous Inatructore. Class room pan'y doors and windows, custom LIBERTY MUTUAL Med,—A A H producer with Coventry. work guarahteed. Cali collect WU- decorating, ceilings, floors, paper- single or double rooms, all conven MANCHESTER—St. James’ Par $1,600 down, $112 monthlv includes BOLTON (By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS) Bowers PTA will sponsor the told by a questioner that Khrush n y own borne rimp. Vorty yaara instructions for 18, 17 year olds. hanging, steaming. Clean work INSURANCE CO. antbltlon and the ability to Sacrificing complete bedroom, lences, central location. Apply 352 Ish. 3 bedroom ranch, paneled rec BIRTHS SUNDAY: A daughter factory expertenee. Au makea, limantlc. HA S-U96. SIX H P. MERCURY, hardlv used. everything. Being transferred. Brook, shrubs, trees provide pic Robert Welch told a mink-and- showing of a Red Cross film on chev had expressed this idea in an Telephone Mr. Mortlock. Director manship. Free estimates. No Job MI 3-1161 train your own men, my Com- complete living room and kitchen Main St. at store between 2-4. reation room, fireplace, attached ermine crowd of 1,200 In Dallas to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gondarow- low rmtea, free eatlmatea, free panv will MI 9-5646. $120. Owner, MI 4-0346. turesque setting for this spacious mduth-to-mouth resuscitation to Interview with columnist Walter of Driver EducaOan. Ml 0-7898. HAROUD 4 SONS, Rubbish remov too small. John Verfallle, MI decorator furniture from model dis garage, assumable 4’ 4% mort ------1------last night that Russia ha* no rea-. aki, Westbrook; twin daughters to Lippmann. pickup and delivery. Mr. Miller, FINANCE YOU 100% ROOM FOR rent, gentleman pre (app. 1.400 sq. ft.) custom built night at 8 at the school auditorium. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew 'Malosky, al, cellars, and attics cleaned. 3-2521. play home. We will give you free gage. Owner MI 3-6177. ranch (1949). 7 rooms all opening son to start a war with the United The public and sixL. grade pupils, 2. U.S.-Brilish negotiations with JA 2-1471. LARSON’S Connecticut's first li Ashes, papers, all rubbish. Harold HAIRDRESSER, experienced and furnish your office, hiring ads, delivery and free storage up to one ferred. Telephone in room. 8 LARGE ROOMS Windsor. censed driving achool trained.— EDCTERIOR and interior patottag. efficient. MI 9-7043. leads for you and your men at BOAT, MOTOR and trailer. Cheap. Shower. MI 8-7903. MANCHESTER—Perfectly finished from hall include 3 twin size bed States becaii.se this coutnry could accompanied by adults, are invited. Russia at Geneva for an agree WANTED — Ride to vicinity of Certified and approved is now of Hoar. MI 9-4034. 5U 3-5705: year. rooms, pecky cypress paneled den, be taken "without a single shot" DISCHARGED SATURDAY: ment on banning teats of nuclear Paperhanging. Wallpaper books. no cost to -you. "Top commis 6 room Cape, paneled recreation nLocated near school and rccrea Andrew Zadio, 13 Union St.; John Travelers from Broad and Wood fering classroom and behind Wallpaper removed, Ceiltogs. sions—top contracts—Renewals PLEASANT; sunny room In private room, breezeway, garage, beauti tional park, city water and sewer 13x13 dining room, 21x14 living by Communist infiltration. The Women's Benefit Association weapons will continue because the land SL. Manchester. Working BLIP COVERS expertly ■ made, NORMAN’S Riley, Wapping; Eugene Mar wheel Instruction for teenagers.. ' chairs. $12 plus material. Call Floors. Good clean workmanship. CLERK TYPIST -Hospital-Medical A A H-Life. home, near Center and shopping. ful yard. Asking $15,900. 1716 Elsie age, oil steam heat, sunporch, nice room, fireplace, large kitchen with The founder of the controversial will sponsor a potluck tomorrow at Western powers want to find out hours 8:16-4:30. MI 9-1351i after 5. Buildine Materials 47 443 HARTFORD ROAD dishwasher and disposal. 1*4 baths. John Birch Society, speaking from quette, 130 Oak Grove St.; Mrs. from the Soviets what the key Ml 9-6075. anytime, MI 9-1164.. Fully insured. Reasonable rates. Write Beneficial Standard Life in 3-1524 Manv privileges. Including park Meyer Agency, realtors, MI 9-5524, lot, good condition throughout 6:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall, fol Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6326 or Ml Full-Time Insurance Company. Diheetor ing. MI 9-7361. MI 3-6930. Could be converted into two-family Full basement, 2-car garage, IVi a copyrighted' tej(t, renewed lowed by a business meeting. Patricia Luft, Coventry; Patrick is.sues are. Rusk gave that ex PREPARE FOR driver's test. YOUR BEST BUY IS AT Before you buy furniture any acres, under $25,000. Meintee, 97 Talcott Ave., Rock planation when pressed as to why WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re 9-5083. of Agencies. Box N, Herald. where—shop at Norman’s. house. Owner transferred. Priced charge* made earlier that the Com Automobiles for Sale 4 Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, A regional claim office for ______. NATIONAL MANCHESTER — Exceptional 2- at only $13,800, Walton W. Grant Agency munists have had a hand in every The altar and youth committees ville: Mrs. Ruth Gillich, 113 Or the talks should go on in view of room. Three instructors. No wait EIXTEIRIOR AND interior painting. well known Hartford insurance Llllinn Grant, Realtor MI 3-1153 chard St., Rockville; Mrs. "^erry OLDER CARS mechanic* spe guaranteed. Phone MI 9-4537. Pot- KITCHEN SET, gray formica and Apartments— Flats— family 6-6 duplex, copper plumb major U.S. decision since 1946. of the Guild of Our Lady of St. indications that Russia will con ing Manchester Driving Acade terton’s. 130 Center St. Ceilings refinished. Papernanging. company w'ili be established soon Salesmen Wanted 36-A1 i ing, city utilities. This one must be CHARLES LESPERANCE He told an audience made up Barter, Hartford; Mrs. Josie tinue to Insist on a test ban con cials, Qxit yourself cars, always, in Manchester. Interesting and di» ______^______1 Combination Doors from $13.95 Ea. I chrome table 30x40” . 4 green Tenements 63 PACKAGE OF JOY Bartholomew's parish will meet to my. PI 2-7249. Wallpaper books. Estimates given. plastic chairs. Green quilted dou seen. Asking $19,900. The Elsie largely of residents from a fashion morrow al 8 p,ni. in the basement Keish, Watson Rd., Vernon; Frank trol .sy.stem which the West ha* a g o ^ selectiaa. Look behind our ------I RADIO-TV REPAIRS all makes. Fully covered by insurance. Cali versified work offered to recent Mahogany Paneling i Meyer Agency, realtors, MI 9-5524, MI 9-7620 Sweet little sweetie with white Femmia, 369 Woodbridge St.; Rob office. Douglas Motors, 833 Main. ble bedspread, 2 pair green and OENERiVL RENTAL uency. < able North Dallas-Park cities area, of the rectory at 74i E. Middle called totally unacceptable. Garage—Service—Storage 10' Cars. phonographs. changers. Edward R- Price, Ml 9-1008. high school graduate, all company OAT TTOTTT-IXT - I ' ' MI 3-6930. picket fence aiid a great big yard ert Bard, 73 Mather St.; Mrs. Mar 3. Several ways may be employ benefits, meSem office. For ap SA LE SM E N Birch Paneling 25c Sq. Ft. ; white cafe-type curtains and Realty, 470 Main Street, MANCHESTER—4-year-old beauti a Conservative stronghold, that Tpke. GOLCEN HAWK, 1956. original ------;------Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 matching dust ruffle. Call MI with trees. Lovingly cared for, 4 the Reds operate on "the principle garet Murphy, 57 N. Elm St.; Paul ed by the United States and its days. Famous for service for 30 PLAN YOUR spring and summer pointment call Mr. Josephson, _ _ , . . . Framing, Truckloads $100 Per M’ ' 0-5129. NEW 6 ROOM Colonial, 1>4 ceramic ful 5-room ranch, enclosed porch, neat rooms, plus pine paneled Moriarty, 29 Birch St.; Mrs. Doro Atlantic allies to improve 'th# Packard V-8 motor. Excellent con-! GARAGE FOR rent at 182 Maple painting now. Specializing in ex Hartford JA 2-7172. Ext. 233. Large Connecticut corporation is sheathing 5000’ Minimum 9-6180. baths, fireplace, plastered wails, full basement, beautifully land of reversal" by using slogan.^ that A six-weeks’ lecture course in ditlon. CaU MI 9-SllO. | years. Phone Ml 9-4537. Potter- expanding its sales staff to cover , jg., p^j. l FOUR ROOM unheated apartment, 10x11 enclosed porch, which has anatomy and ph.vsiology will be thy Frey, 42 Linnmore Dr.; Mrs. unity of NATO. These will be dis Street. Tel MI 3-4751. ton's. terior, residential painting Guar hot water heat, ameslte drive. scaped. city water and sewer. Cali triple-tract aluminum storms, bring an oppo'site result and re SUPPLEMENT the family Income the New England states. We art , f^om $5 Per Pair I ADMIRAL refrigerator. $50. Marion convenient location, MI 9-8590, or place good with evil. sponsored for medical assistant* by Catherine Jeske, 15 Sanford Rd.; cussed at the forthcoming NATO PONTUC 1959— 3-door hardtop, anteed workmanship, fully In electric range. $.50. .30" base steel Lsfge shade trees. Builder ^ MI 3-6454 or ADams 6-1241. screens—a delightful summer din John Wilcox, 19 Locust St.; Oscar Foreign Ministers Conference at sured. Estimates cheerfully given and still keep the important Job of interested m intemewing men with i gj common Nails $9.2.1 Per Keg i MI 8-2487. 3-4880. "By the 'liberation' of a country, the Hartford County Association fully equipped, immaculate, must { proven sales ability If you can D„,ph Doors $23.95 Ea. ; cabinet, $50. MI 9-0072. CXJVJINTRY—5 room ranch, full ing room. Full basement, laundry of Medical Assistants starling Olson, 21 Carol Dr.; Madis Raud- Oslo, Norway. Among the methods GARAGE for rent. $5 mouth. 11 Building-Contracting 14 Thomas Hal-rison. MI 9-2497. wife and mother. Commissions connections. Convenient to bus and such aa Cuba, Communists mean seU, win help flnsnce. MI 9-7894. qualify, we will train you in our. c a sh ’N c a r r y SIX ROOM duplex, heat, hot Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. at the Bar sepp, 16 Eldrldge St.; Charles open for .developing NATO politi Oak Place. 5U 3-6106. I- paid weekly. Call MI 9-0045. THREE ROOM.S of furniture in- 85 LAKE STREET—7 room co cellar, fireplace. Must sell. 4>4% shopping. Under $13,000. the imposing on Cuba of a tyran A. A. DION. INC. Roofing, siding, PAINTINQ AND paperhangtog. ^les proc^jirts. jne^rri^ CABINCTS-CALL our water, garage, stov* and refrig lonial, living room with fireplace mortgage. Tongren, broker, MI ney Building Laboratory, Jefferson Holmstrom, 15 Alpine St.; Mrs. cal strength are greater consulta- eluding TV. Stereo Hi-Fi. automa erator, central, 0128 a month. nical Communist dictatorzhip," he painting. Carpentry, Alterations Good clean workmanship at rea penses during that period. Sales formal dining room, den cabinet 3-8321. Walton W. Grant Agency .said. "The whole foreign aid pro St., Hartford. Josephine Hultee, 42 Alexander Uoh among the governments and 1950 CHEVROLET convertible. WOMAN WANTED to do house- Office tic washer. Call MI 9-7590. 6-8 p.m. Available. CaU Ml 8-2785 before 8. Lillian Grant, Realtor MI 3-1153 St.; Linda Kaminsky. Ellington; active cooperation in the economic $350. TR 6-9304. FOR SALE-Two-car garage. Call and additions. Ceilings. Workman sonable rates 80 ■ years In Man men will work on qualified leads j WALL PANELS AND TRUSSES kitchen with dishwasher, 3 bed gram is an example. For years we Ml 9-5133 after 5. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St. chester. Raymond Fiske. Ml work. Call MI 9-5985. onlv. Selected men will receive A SEMI-automatic wringer wash rooms, V i baths, landscaped lot MANCHESTER—3 bedroom Cape, Members of LOL, No, 117, will Mrs. Carrie Johnston, Talcott- field. NOBODY-BUT NOBODY THREE ROOM apartment, heat, full cellar, spacious kitchen, fire have been taken steadily down 4. President Kennedy c ^ be ex NU 3-4880 9-9237. $15’0 a week draw against earned' er, clean and in very good condi 102x612. Marlon E. Robertson, the road to communism by steps meet at Orange Hall tonight at 7 ville; Richard O’Brien, 100 Home MANCHES'TER housewives! Do commissions. If you have a late: UNDERSELLS NATIONAL hot water, parking space. CaU MI place, good location. Asking MANCHESTER stead St.; Phylis Lane, RFD 1, pected to discuss with French Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Power Of An tion. Must be seen to be appreci 4-0275 after 6:30. Broker, Ml 3-5953. supposedly designed, and pre.sent- to proceed to the Holmes Funeral A Beguiling Pair BATHROOMS tiled. remodeling, WANTED—Painting interior > and you know the model car and would like further; The Yard Selected by Parents’ $13,900. The Elsie Meyer Agency, Home, 400 Main St., to pay re Manchester; Mrs. Helen Grabow- President Charles de Gaulle the additions; recreation rooms, hour? An Avon RepresentaUve Magazine ated. 5U 3-7046. Brick Beauty ed to the American people as ways exterior. Ceilings, halls, and en Ihformation. our Divisional Sales TWO ROOMS and baUi. heated SIX ROOM CAPE, breezeway and realtors; Ml 9-5524, MI 3-6930. spects to James Greenway, who *ki, 376 Hartford Rd.; Nunzio problems of De Gaulle’s attitude 1955 HARLEY DAVISON for sale. porches. All types of carpentry, tire home. Free estimates. Rea earns M to $3 an hour In her free i Manager. Mr. Edward Gale, will be ' v A T in v A T T TIMKirn TMC garage, full shed dormer, 2 full of fighting communism.” lamonaco. 174 -Oak St.; Thomas toward NATO and ■ toward the apartment, Oakland St.. MI TWO FAMILY 6-6 duplex, t 6 room brick ranch in new A-1 Welch asserted the Communist* was a member of the lodge. \ n 9-8020, also cellar,floors poured Call Ml ■ sonable rates, no obligation. Rock, time, You earn as you learn - I *"t , the Hotel Bond on Tuesday. I N A T IO N A L LU M B E R . ENC. baths, wooded lot. easy walking Buccino. 49 Cedar St.; Mrs. Mar United Nations. De Gaulle has 9-4291. an ake new friends along the 381 STATE STREET. 9-5229, 9-5. baths with showers, oil heat, cc area with breath-taking view, fea helped devise slogans that won a ville TR 5-7825. April 18, at 10 a.m: and 2 p.m. distance to schools, bus, and shop turing living room with marble Tickets will be available at the tha Hansen. 27 EIro St.; Mrs. been critical of the U.N. and has w ^ . "Why don't You put Your NORTH HAVEN, CONN. ping. Don’t miss this outstanding per plumbing, city utilities. third term for the lato President refused to pay the French share of STONE MASON — All kinds of | sharp. SEPTin TANKS ROCKVILLE — Ideal for newly- fireplace, family kitchen, 3 bed door tomorrow at 8 p.m. for the Dorothy Kessler, 18 Lille.v St.; Mrs. exfni hours into a business of CHestnut 8-2147 weds! 3H room apartment on value, 015,900. Phllbrlck Agency, Charles W. Lathrop, agent, MI Franklin D. Roosevelt and prevent its financial requirements. He stone, brick, block, fireplaces and ' AND 9-0384, rooms. breezeway, 2-car garage. ed the nomin«,tion of the late Sen. public card party, des.scrt and fash Hilda Campbell. 94 Ferguson Rd.; Lovely Lace! Electrical Services 22 your own so vou can enjoy better Reed St. Heat, stove, refrigerator, MI 9-0464. ion show sponsored by the Wom wants to make sweeping changes cellar floors. Horvath, MI living? Calk BU 9-4922. Recreation room potential. Shown pobert A. Taft at the 1952 Repub Mrs. June DiBattisto, 604 W. Mid 9-3001. Help W’anted— and picnic area, 15 minutes from TWO-FAMILY duplex, $17,600. 6-8, | by appointment only. Call Mrs. an's Club of Manche.stgr at Fellow dle Tpke.; Sigmund Scholsky, 36 in NATO.' FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv PtUGGED SEWERS Hartford. Ml 9-4824, TR 5.1166, PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial lican convention. ice on all types o' electrical wir N. T. MAIDS—top wages, best Male or Female 37 Read Herald Ada with 4 bedrooms, 1*4 baths, large two-car garage, lot size 80x140, one | Cihamberlain, MI 9-5306. "Had Taft been nominated, he ship Hall of Second Congregational Griswold St.; Samuel Jo.seph, East BIDWELL ■ HOME improvement ing Licensed and Insured. Wilson homes, tickets sent. Largest, old living room with fireplace, hot block to schools, shopping, and ' would' have won by an overwhelm Church. Those attending are asked Windsor; Mrs. Elnora Bryant and Co. Alterations, additions, ga Machine Cleaned TWO FURNISHED rooms, bed to bring playing cards. Electrical Co., Manchester. MI est New York Agency. Write PRODUCTION control clerk.high room set, kitchen set. refrigera water heat, one-car garage. By ap bus service. One side completely BARROWS & WALLACE ing majority and he would set com daughter. 185 N. Main St.; Mrs. 13 INCHES rages. itoofing and siding experts. 9-4817 Glastonbury. ME S-7S76. GEM. 35 Lincoln, Roshm Hts., school education, .typing, shop and Septic Tanks. Dry Wells, Sewer pointment only. Phllbrick Agency, redecorated, separate heating sys (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) munism back a whole generation," Sally Trone and son, Marlborough; Diocese Buys Aluminum clapboards a specialty. | tor, atove. Rent reasonable. The Buckley School PTA will New York. general office experience helpful. Lines Installed—-Cellar Water Adults. Apply 10 Depot Square, MI 9-8464. tem', excellent investment. Will 55 E. Center St, he told his applauding audience. Mrs! Fern Moffatt and daughter. Unexcelled workmanship Easy! NEW 6.ROOM RANCH MI 9-5306 meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Iona Mfg., Regent St. proofing Done. Apt. 4. show a return of 16% plus. Shown Welch also sco’-ed critics of the East Hartford; Mrs. -Phyllis Cfm- budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR ■ Courses and Classes MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, by appointment only. Call the R. achool. Dr. Mildred Stanton' of the 6ato and daughter, Stafford. House^ Land With Attached Garage MANCHESTER—Dutch Colonial, *i late Sen. Joseph McCarthy, saying State Department of Education will 6-9109. Help Warned— Male 36 Situations Wanted-— SECOND FLOOR 5 room apart family room, modem kitchen, 3 P. Dimock Company. MI 9-5245, "there was nothing wrong with DISCHARGED SUNDAY; Mrs. Built-In Appliances— Large lot McKINNEY BROS. bedrooms, rec room, garage. Good Richard F. Dimock, MI 9-6003, acre lot, 6 large rooms, side porch, diacua.a psychological testing. Re .MASON, CONTRACTOR and, ce MEN WANTED ment with bath, hot water fur McCarthy’s methods from the Dorothea Ritzen, Kenwood Rd.. BULLDOZER — Motor-grader and Female 38 nished, furnish your own heat. lot with trees. One block to Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, Johan garage, on bUs line, lots of room freshments will be served. In Ellinf^ton ment work. Call MI 0-5451 between 18 AND OVER 016.900 Sewerage Disposal Co. for a family to live and play. | viewpoint of American patriots." Vernon: ^rs. Jeanette Girardin. 36 rubber-tired scraper trainees. See Call John E. Kingsbury, PI 2-6046. schools, shopping and bus, $16,900. na Evans MI 9-5653. Welch refused to answer news Apel Pi.; Frank Civitello, Windsor 4-9:30. our ad under Classification MOTHER IN Bolton area will care Burnhani St.— Phone MI 4-0866 ISO-l.T* Pearl St— in 8-6800 Philbrick Agency, Ml 9-8464. Evenings Mr. Holcombe, MI | The Professional Women's Club __I To train as heavy equipment opera- for child days in her home. MI men’s questions but handed out Locks; Arthur„Bjork, 206 Wood-, The sale of two adjacent lots on — ' tors tra.ining on Bulldozer. Motor Courses and Classes. LONE GENTLEMAN will rent COLUMBIA^ Desirable lake area, 4-1139. Warren E, Howland, real will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in 9-8582. BOWERS SCJHOOL area—6 .room attractive custom built Cape, 6 tor, MI 3-1108. mlmographed excerpts from his the Fellowship room at Center Con bridge St.; Eugene Dickinson, El Maple St. in Ellington to the Nor- 16 grader, self-propelled scraperi partial use of beautifully furnished speech. lington; Mrs. Vivian Sherman. RoofinR— SidinK ! ROUTE WORK with a future, 8*;4 room ranch with many excep ranch, fireplace, dining room, rooms, plus one unfinished, fire gregational (jhurch. Gilbert Hunt wichifioman Catholic Diocese Corp. I Crane and Drag line: Must train 3 i work, 5'4 As photograp.hers sought to take South Windsor; Mrs. Eili Weiss, 166 COUGHLIN ROOF^G Co. - AU steady year 'round Do r s — Birds— Pets 41 tional privileges. Bus stop at door. cabinet kitchen, 3 bedrooms. place, breezeway, attached over Lots For Sale 73 will show pictures of the western have IM to unofficial reports that weeks at own «pense, P” | dayS. married, car. Man to service Shown by appointment. Marion E. sized double garage. Call owner. .pictures of Welch after the speech United States, School St.; Mrs, Dorothy Helm, 47 tiTies of roofs and roof repairing, "Since 194)7 M il |k| By Reid . Central location. Middle-age cou a Welch supporter poured a pitcher Agnes Dr.; Mrs. Anna Irish. 10 the diocese plans to locate a church I week and up * established Fuller Brush custom- FREE—Exceptionally cute kittens ple preferred. MI 3-2634 or 415 Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. Academy 8-9349. TWO B ZONE lots with city specializing in Twenty Year Bond se^ice u^n graduation. ^tf_ Inter-j, Manchester-Willlmantic area. looking for a home. Ca.II MI '^t sBeen | | Of Course ” of ice water over a newsreel man. Depot Sq.; Mrs, Adriana Meixell. on the property. ed Roofs, Call Ml 8-7707. ested in operating this type of i Woodbridge St. water. Union St Manchester. The Women's Home League of the Two warrantee deeds, filed Fri Ml 9-0090 for Interview appoint- 9-9613 ROBERT ROAD—6 room Colonial, VERNON—Dart Hill Road. 5 room $2»50 each. Ml 9-6495.' Another Welch fan pushed around Salvation Army will meet tomor Hublard Dr.. Vernon; Mrs. Freda machinery Include hours, home and , AT OUR NEW LOCATION large ll'vlng room, 24 foot master ranch, carport, aluminum win a newsreel man's camera and Merken, Hartford: Mrs. leena day and, this morning with Mrs. phone. Write to Box J, Herald. ment. SIX ROOM duplex available May row at 2 p.m. in the Junior Hall at Edna Edwards, iEllington town RoofinR and Chimneys 16-A l„-oil heat, storm windows and bedroom with fireplace, dining dows and doors, oil heat, full base LOTS FOR SALE for single and snapped wires to the sound unit. the church for an educational serv Puskar, 70 I^enox St.; Harry LANTERN VILLAGE- BARN room, pofch, 2-car garage. Well ment. Owner transferred. Charles 2-family hqusep. We also buy lots. Tomm, 313 Birch Mt. Rd.: Everett clerk, i-eport the separate transfers 746 TOI.LAND TURNPIKE. MANCHE-STER. CONN. ' screens, adults preferred. MI ice. John Munsie wlll'j.ahow pic ROOFING—Specializing repairing BAKER-rF3ill-Ume. Must be de landscaped lot 100x200, $22,900. W. Lathrop. agent, MI 9-0384. Charles Ponticelll Agency, Ml In Chicago, a group of Conserv Reaviel, 55 Conway Rd,: Eugene of two properties, including two Private Instructions 28 (From the Wilbur Cross Parkway, Conn. Rt. 15, Take 9-0394. tures of a trip to Florida. Hoatesses houses, a barn, and a general store roofs of all kinds, new roofs, gut pendable. Apply Box L, Herald. Honey Wagon Phllbrick Agency. Ml 9-8464. 9-9644 or MI 3-8109. atives, including supporters of the will be Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Mrs. Morgan’, RFD,2. Manchester; Doug 7 Manehester-Buckland Exit No. 98 and Follow Auction ter work, chimneys cleaned, re SIX ROOM duplex, steam oil beat, BEA'UTIFUL 6 room ranch-cape, controversial John Birch Society, las I^wrence Tankeroosen Rd., on a total of seven acres. DOES YOUR child have a reading Septic Tank Service Arrows 1 Mile) 543 VERNON STREET—A well Ellen Tedford, and Mrs. Ethel The earlier deed records the paired. Aluminum siding.* SO cellar ***d attic, 2 large porches, full basement. 2-car garage, 2 fire COVENTRY—Near lake. Six lots, ended a 3-day meeting over the Hastings. Vernon: Mrs, Loretta Miller. North dlsabilltv? Private tutoring done. Wednesday, April 10. 1961 at 10 AJM.—Inspection After 9 A.M. built 7 room older home, 3 bed places, city water and sewerage, four 75x125, $500 each; two corner transfer of the residence of tha vears’ experience. Free estimates. Phone MI 3-4670, . Septic Tanks Installed, copper window screens, opposite weekend with a call for a third po Coventry; Mrs Marion Tuttle 176 Call Howley. NH 3-5361. Ml 8-0763. Cleaned and Repaired. FURNITURE:—Antiques, Hepplewhlte Dropleaf- Inlaid con Center Park. Available about May rooms, ' large kitchen, new cabi knotty pine cabinets, tile .bath, lota. $800 each. Call MI 9-7925 litical party. Lynes.s ’ St.: Mrs Hermina Fair- late Mrs. Josephine Wendhei.ser to nets, living room, dining room and plastered walls, in excellent condi after 7 p.m. Officers of Manchester High the diocese. The two-acre property CLEAN LOAM Cesspools, Drainage Sys-' sole table. 6 Windsor chicken coop chairs. Q.A. chair^ Windsor 5. Adults preferred. Ml 9-7629. After' the final session Saturday School PTO will be elected and man, Ellington; Peter Pedrazzini, Heating and Plumbinij Ronds—Stocks MortjrHjfes 31 armchair, few Victorian, others, tripod base candlestand. pine TV room. New hardwood flooring, tion, SO days’ occupanev, priced at night, 18 of ithc leaders issued a 120 School St.; John Wholley, East includes a large two-story house, I terns, LcaoMAg Fields, Cellar ROCKVILLE—3 room furnished metal storm windows and screens. only $18,700. Charles Lesperance, Supt. of School* William E. Cur built about 30 years ago by the For Sale Pumping. «r’‘ server, inside blinds, etc. Modem--ver>’ clean lot. Coolerator Suburban For Sale 75 statement of principles. One of tis will be guest speaker at a Windsor Hill; Donald Stula, 53 PLUMBING AND heating - re MORTGAGE MONEY- Available i Electric Range. Boston Rocker. 6-piece kitchen set. Occasional apartment, refrigerator, stove, Extra large lot. Low down pay MI 9-7620. them, Kent Courtney of New Or Vernon Ave., Rockville: Mrs. Mar late Miles Abom of Ellington. In any amounts. Terms to fit your Ehnergency Service washer, parking. TR 5-8874. ment An excellent buy at only TO SETTLE estate —reasonably meeting of the PTO tomorrow at Rockville Atty. Robert King modeling Installations, repairs chairs, reproduction Baimister bMk armchair, maple 5-rtrawer leans, termed it "The Chicago Dec 7:30 p.m. in the high school audi ian Kisellca and daughter. 633 W. budget J D. Realty, 470 Main Reasonable Rate*. $14,600. Charles Ponticelll Agency, SECXiUDED bullder'a home, large priced 6 room house, main high laration of Conservative Princi Middle -Tpke.: Mrs. Joan McVeigh represented Miss Louis Clarke, All work guaranteed 25 years ex WM. F. STEELE che8t. new unpainted deacon’s bench, etc. THREE ROOM Iieated apartment (Colonial Ranch,. l*/4 baths, cherry torium. perience. 24-hour aervlce. Call St, Ml 3-5129, ‘404 Wetherell Street Ml 9-0644 or Ml 3-8109. way three acres of land, newly ples." and daughter, 193 High St.; Mrs, executrix of the estate of and sis OIL PAINTINGS:—Fine pair ancestor portraits, also portrait for rent on bus line, near churches paneling, drapes, handspllt shin ter of the late Mrs. Wendheiser in 8118 Earl VanCamp. MI 9-4749. of man by Towle. 2 interesttni; child portraJta (one by W. B. decorated, new heating system. It proposed abolition of the in Janice Mozzer and son, RFD 3. 10-20 and stores. Call or see Mrs. Har PORTER STREET section — 6 gles, double garage, large shade Gibbon."! As.-iembly. Catholic La- the transfer. » and SON M l 9-2320 Russell, N. Y. 1847). Primitive pastel by C. L. Cheney. Inn Scene Call Ml 3-2785 week days. come tax, liberation of Cuba, with Manchester. ris, Burton’s, Inc. Call MI 9-5.751. rooms, l ’;4 baths, oil hot water trees, only $17,900. Carlton W. die.s of Columbus,, will elect of DISCHARGED TODAY; Mrs. A deed was filed today transfer Simple, full . skirted sundress Radio-TA' Repair M l 9.7842 (after Wouvermanl, others. Few water colors, heat, porch, 2-car garage, city Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. drawal from the Geneva disarma NOTICE Wanted— Real Est^e 77 ment talks, discontinuation of farm ficers and initiate new members Hazei Labert, 3 Bancroft Rd., ring jfive acres of propertp owne41 with wide waist-cinching belt; Services 181 SILVER:—Sterling 3 handle vase. Tiffany sterling, Bon-Bon, ROCKVILLE — 24 Grove Street. water and sewerage'. Charles at a meeting tomorrow at 7:45 by Mrs. Freda Yazmer to the dio A Public Hearing will be held Sterling bowl. etc. Souvenir spoons, coin spoons, covered vege Well furnished two room apart Lesperance, MI 9-7620. MANCHESTER—Excellent 2-famlly WISH SOMEONE to'handle your subsidies, a reduction in the size Rockville; Herbert Wright', 12 Bat paired with a short bolero trim p.m. at the K of C Hall. tista Rd.; Timothy Riggott. .^30 Oak cese. med with contrast. RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any make, by the Zoning Commission of the table dishes, Victorian plated items, etc, ment, also single room. Call TR 5-5. on large lot in excellent loca real estate? Call me at Ml 0-0320 of the federal government and a Atty. E. George Gorsky of Bocle- Perk up a favorite table with an free pickup and delivery on small Town of Bolton on- Wednesday, RALPH D. DOWD ESTATE, Collinsville. Conn., 40 early 6-9594. Inquire apartment 9. MANCHESTER—0«pe— 6 finished tion. Tile baths,, oil hot water heat, for prompt and courteous servtce. foreign aid cutback. Grove St.. Mrs. Elinor Patten. (?ov- No. 8118 with Patt-O-Rama is rooms, full ceramic bath, fire About 150 persons attended the SUICIDE REPORTED entry: daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ville, who was counsel for Mr*. In sizes 10. 12: 14, 16, 18. 20. Bust elegant doily In lovely crochet! The ; radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 April 19. 1961. at 8:OO.P.M. at the ^ SEPTIC TANKS whale oil and other lamps, pairs and single, few In color, various city utilities, 2-car garage. As Joseph Barth, Broker. Yazmer in the sale, said the pix)p- place, upstairs finished in knotty final meeting, a rally sponsored . Stamford, April 17 (fl>)—Police Carmine Manginl. 35 Range Hill 31 to 40. Size 12, 32 bust, dress. "stand-up" center gives it added j p.m' H * E Radio and TV. Ml Community Hall to consider the CLEANED S lid INSTALLED TOP GRADE patterns. 35 paper weights, few marked Baccarat. Murano, etc. TWO BEDROOM garden apartment sume 5*/i% mortgage. The Elsie erty adjacent to the east aide of interest | 9-6582, Ml 3-1479 ______! following proposed zone change: Also china; g)as. etc.. Parian figure, Bristol vases. Cloisonne, to sublease, $95. Call MI 3-0888 pine, oil hot water, excellent con Mejrer Agency, realtors, MI 9-5524, NEEDED — 3 bedroom house, by the independent American For say busines.s executive Gabriel J. Dr., Rockville. yards of 35-inch; bolero..short dition. $3,000 assumes mortgage- $14,000 to $20,000. Have several um, a periodical published by the 'Wendhelser estate, intiude* ■leeve, Hi yards plus Ai yard con Pattern So. 5916 has crochet To change from R-2 Zone. to • SEW ERS RLACKLOAM pewter lamp, pair brass candlesticks, pair peg lamps, etc. after 6 p.m. _____ MI 3-6930. Morrell, 47, of 850 Newfleld Ave., (Sam Yazmer's General Store, a directions; material requirement*; CONNIE’S TV and R»dlo uervlce. Business Zone all or part of a tri CONSIDERABLE CHOICE CHINA. GLASS, BRIC-A-BRAC, new and used homes—all price qualified buyers. Carlton W. Courtney in New Orleans. committed suicide yesterday by STUDENTS ITNITE trast. available all hours. Satisfaction, MACHINE CLEANED ranges, Robert Wolverton. Brok MANCHESTER—6M room ranch. Hutchms, MI 9-5131^. house, imd a barn. , The acreage stitch lihistration. angular piece of property of Nor- TWO TO SEVEN from other sources tall cranberry crj'atal table lamp, unusual Courtney said yesterday that shooting himself in the head Providence, R. I.. April 17 (/Ti— sold extends as far aa the Elling To order, send 85c In coins to: guaranteed. Call Ml 9-1816 CUBIC YARD LOADS Baccarat type pitcher and bowl, fine 8-plece porcelain dessert TWO ROOM furnished apartment, er, r a 3-1914. A real nice home. A-1 neighbor Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., a To order, send 25c ip coins to: — n an and Jeanette Blanchette SELLING? Buying? Trading? No with a .22 caliber automatic pis» Bridgeport University and the ton Cemetery. Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve bounded on the east by R o i^ 6, on • INSTALLATION server, much good cut glass (signed Libby va.se. etc.). ' pair first floor. Phone MI 9-6746. hood. Tongren, broker, MI 3:6321. leading conservative, "has been ning H e r a ld . 1150 A>'E. OF Anne Cabot, "Pie Manchester Eve PHILCO RECOMMENDED Service 506 WOODBRIDGE ST. — New matter what your needs may be, tol. University of Connecticut have The diocese has not officially ning Herald. 1150 AVE. OF the south by property N /F ^ f An SPECIALIST ALSO LANDSCAPING am^l severs type urns, 20 Chinese paperweights. Many other un tainted by socialism” and may be AMEBICAS, MRV YORK 06. N.V. —On Hi-Fi’s, radios, television. FOUR ROOM duplex, available house, 5>/i room ranch, 3 bed Mitten can fit them Uke a glove. Morrell was an executive with joined commuting students of 11 confirmed the reports of esUbllsh; AMERICAS. NEW VCNIH 86, N.V. Also, guaranteed service on all drew Maneggia, on the west by an usual and Interesting offerings.—Lunch by Victors Catering come useless to the Conservative ing a church there, but ttlocesim For Ist-claas mailing add 10c for LAWN ROLLING May 1 automatic heat. Phone MI rooms, large living room with ma DUPLEX 7-7, near, schools, good Free taspecrtlon upon request Call the Olympic Swimming Pool Co., other New England colleges In For Ist-claas mailing add 10c other -makes. 8U»p our special do- old town road and coming to a Service. * movement. Long Island, N.Y. and former sec voting to form a permanent or- spokesmen have said they will re each pattern. Print Name. Ad 0-1188 before 3. hogany paneled wall and' fire location. Call owner MI 9-6333. the KUsworth Mitten Ajgency, Sit said Goldwater has "com for each pattern Print Name. Ad It-yourself department featuring point at- the northwest corner. Town and Countri ROBERT M. REID A SON, AaeriooMn place, paneled kitchen with built- retary of the Stamford-Greenwlch antzation. A charter will be lease information at * later date. dress with Zone, Style No. and ZONING COMMISSION Realtors, MI 3-6980. promised his own conservative dress with zone and Pattern Num discount prices. Tubes 16% -to i^AIME LATUUPPE 001 MAIN ST. PHONE M l 0-7776 ins, basement garage, all utllitlea, WEST SIDE—013,900. 6*/i room Management Council. Srawn up at a meeting tn Novem However, Ellington r#al0*nt# said • Size. ber, Donald Tedford. NEW 8V4 extra large rooms, heat, principles, which were outlined in 60% off Us* Open evenings and DRAINAGE 00. MI 0-7170 After 0 PJK. RAYMOND R. REID ____ PHONE M l 0-4411 hot water, stove,- P»Uo, tnotaeraj on bug line, priced right. Charles Cape, large kitchen, • fireplace, WE BUY and sell. Please cell thle Police said Morrell had been ber at the Maasachusetta Inatl- there ha* been discussion «f » • Send 85c now for the Spring Have you the '61 Album contain* Saturdays. Satellite Electronics Chairman office for speedy service. J. D. Ms book. The Conticience of a probablUty for som« tlffit. and Summer '61 Basic Fashion, MAN CHEATER, CONN. tor, parking, adults, 1100, MI Pantlcelll Agency,. MI 9-0644 or fenced yard. Carlton W i Hutchins, deepondent over, family problem*. tut* of Technology. Ing many lovely deslgtia and free Service, 166 School St., Manches- Dated at Bolton, Connecticut M l 9-4143 Ml 0-0109. MI 8-81Sa. ' ’ Realty, 470 Main Street, MI 8-S13S. Conaervative.’ ” ear aaniplete pattern book. p^lem a? Only 25c' a copy! ter, MI 0-1706 or JA 8-1660. thU 6th day of April, A.D. 106L 0-67M. /■ ■ /. s MONDAY, A p r i l i t , 1961 j M Average Daily Net Press Run The Weather PAGE FOURTEEN For tha Week Ended Foreceat of U. 8. Weather BUr«s« manrtrPBtpr lEoi^ning li^raUi March 11, 1961 Partly’ cloud" tonight. I>ow In Otficen of the Manchester Chap Program Listed 13,317 3Q|a. Wednenday partly cloudy nad ter. Dale Carnegie Alumni Aaao- About Town Member of the Audit aomewhat milder. High In SOa. ciation. visited the Meriden Chap ByLWML Group Bnrean of Circulation ter recently to judge apeechee for HOUSE &. HALE Manche.Her-^A City of Villa fie Charm The Emma NettletMi Group of the state convention to be held at The Lutheran Women's Mission Center OonjTe5“f*ou®J Church will Ocean Beach Park, New London, hold an open meeting (or husbands on May 20. Those from Manchester ary League (LW M L) of the Zion VOL. LXXX, NO. 168 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 18. 1961 (Claaatfied Advertlalng on Pag^ “(S) PRICE FIVE CENTS and friends of members tomorrow who served as judges wrere Axel Evangelical Lutheran Church will Norling. Howard Chace, and LUUan 8t 7 :^ p m. in the Robbins Room. meet vjrednesday at 7:80 p.m. In G. H. Parka will present an il Kleinschmdt. HAS lustrated talk on birds and flowers Uie church assembly room. and will demonstrate imitations of Daughters of Liberty No. 128 will Mrs. Louise Mertens, program bird calls. meet at the Holmes Eunerai Home, chairman, assisted by Miss Bhnily 400 Main St., tonight at 7:30 to pay Klssman, will lead a discussion on The Rev. J. Kenneth Pcarsop of respects to James Greenway, "Our Privileges and Blessings." the Methodist Church of Hazard- I whose wife, Elizabeth Greenway, Mrs. Ema Lashlnske will review HOME FASHIONS ville will speak on "The Wonder of is a member of the lodge. Khrushchev Urges Kennedy Halt Invasion the last LW M L topic, "Lutheran the Word" at the South Methodist Doctrine.” Church W SCa meeting tonight at Raymond E. Allard, seaman ap After the dlscusalon, Mr. and S In the chapel of the church. prentice. USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Wesson will show Raymond A. Allard. 89 Hilltop Dr., movies of their trip last Septem The Manchester Child Study is serving aboard the repair ship. ber to Hawaii. Members are re FROM Group will take a field trip tomor U.S. Cadmus, (g ra tin g out of minded to bring mite boxes. row to the Newington Home for Norfolk. Va. The Cadmus recently Crippled Children. The group will complete.d a two-week training Hostesses for the refreshment leave at 8:45 am. m private cars cruise in'the Cairibbean. and visited and social period will be Mrs. Of Cuba, Warns ‘Small W ar’ Could Spread from Buckle.v Schooh Kingston, Jamaica. George Adams, Mrs. Jacob Adamy, Mrs. Edith Andrulot, and Mrs. b ______Manchester Emblem Club will Manchester Chapter of Hadassah Raymond Baglln, .-e te, f ------have an installation of officers to will meet tomorrow st 8:30 p.m. THE FLOOR... i i morrow at 8 p.m. at the Elks in the Temple Beth Sholom vestry. Lodge on Bissell St. National offi The program will include a film Fighting in Four Areas | S t C i t G N g WS - - 4 cers from Las Vegas. Nev.. will on medical research in Israel, and Education Budget Pledges Necessary conduct the ceremony. an informal talk about life in Is rael by Mrs. Joseph Salant. the for Workshop Topic mer Norma Bursack, 1