U.S. Man-In- Ace Goalee, Who Will Q>Eak,Oh "Wom? Jerry Sapiensa, JS6 Lyalker St., for the New

MONDAY,'MAY 1 , 19«i Aan^0li?r £n»rittt#Ji»raU:i Bloodmoîle Visits Hospital Tomorrow from 10:45 a.nn to 6:30 p. m. The Central OenadiUicut Coin d ub Witt meet tomornw at 7:80 Stem Hoaret A b o u t T ow n w.nv. in the Whiton Memorial Called Key ? Alidltorium. There will be an auc 9:30 A.M. te kverate Daily Net Press Run lUacMUer Onmtc'wiU Imeet tion of about 40 lota, and refresh' 5:45 P.M. For the Week Ended The Weather. t a ^ n ^ c T k a ll WaUMtday at 8 menu will |ts aervtd. 'AH persons > Success of iMw id l^S, Mon. thfit Set. • Mareh 11, 1961 ForeoMt of U. S. Weather Bureau B.TB. OaHag the ItcUim's procram; who collect,'coins are welcoVne to Blehahl Sloan will play wlcctiona attend and 'Hgm nsora abeu nu- ' Lawyers, ths puC^. and Judges ThnredaF till 9 P.M. Fair, colder tonight, frOat In the on m Bammond organ, courts* of mismatidi. 's, C ^ i ^ h t o S e Q all work together to malntidti "the 13,317 normally colder arena. L o w ^ gaa- Watiditt Broa. fundamental principles on;which MemlMr of the Audit - amlly In 80a. Mostly auiuiy, mOd* 'The British Ameilean dub will ‘Jeimie, Kiss Me’ our society It .oaeed,” judge Bene BurMu. of Clrenlation Maacliaator Lodga of Masons meet tomorrow at 8 p4n- at the Manchester—’A City of Village Charm er Wednesday. High near M. arin mo*t tomwfoa- at pjn. clubhouse on Maple SU x , A .spatial' ahowing for children dict M. Holdeh asserted in Man- H m aaterad approbicc degree will on Thura Kiss Me,” to be qumaorod by St. refreshments. Thursday at 8 a.m. at the vacant BsfdgeVs Rosary Society at the ter court opened court thlit niom- Get store at J083 Main St.* Those wish Whitbn Memoriel auditorium. ing with a Ulk to marit Law Day Kekler Circle of South Metho ing to contribute articles for sale "" The p ^ will be presented Fri- U.SiA.. which has' been celebrat dist Church tvBCS will meet' tO; may leave them at the store to dky and Saturday, May 5 and 8 ed throughout the country on May Coinplete morrow at 7:48 p.m. In Susannah morrow from 8:30 s.m. to noon. at S:15,p;itt. in tbe agme auditor 1 sincq 1858, Wesley Hall on Hartford Rd. For pickup, call Mrs. Emerstm Du ium. Proceeda will benefit the About 15 Manchester attorneys Gueist speaker will be Miss l^thel. more. 128 Charter Oak St., or Mrs. Rosary Soclety'a schoiarahlp fund were present to hear the Judges U.S. Man-in- ace Goalee, who will q>eak,oh "Wom? Jerry Sapiensa, JS6 lyalker St., for the new. Catholic high achool. stress “respect for the law and Protection ' en*s Changing Role in Society.*' by tomorrow. Ticket! may be obtained at the . . .’ the Important part it' iHaya Hostesses will be Mra CaWn door, or-from any of thr following In our lives." - - Hewsy, Mrs. Ehude Howard. Mrs. Manchester ' Clerkettes will committee inenibers; i Lta Edward •This' is Law Day, U.8.A.,” From . Robert Frost and Mrs. Forrest meet tonight at 8 o'clock In the Maher, 147 Chambers St,, chair Judge Holden' began; “celebrated HovrelL home of Mra Victor Lombardo M man; Mrs. James Blaiichfieia, . . not' by parade and fanfare, 75' White St. Following a busingK Mrs. liouis Rossillo, Mra. John but at ceremonies such .as this.’’ There wot be a meeting of adult “fteetlng, election of officers/^11 Ryan. Mrs, Franoly t«ary, Mps. . Law D ay is observed on May 1 Moths! . members of the Manchester Swim be held and plana for-the sigimer P ^ lp Hurley, IUb. Thomas M6r as an answar: to tho Communist Club at the West Side Recreation outing wiU be discussed. KeouA, Mrs. James Coyle. Mrs. Way l>ay armaments display, he center'tomorrow at 8 p.m. All par John Kelly, Mrs. Jamas Halloran, sii^. The Army-Navy Auxiliary will Mrs. Edward Hennigan. Mra. Leo Get. • e • ents interested in swimming for Jeremy Benthsm, an English their children are welcome. sponsor a card party tonight at nardo Parla, or Mrs.- Bilrton Me- 8 at the elubhousa Namar. p hilost^ er and Jurist, said in 18()0. |8E^-GAUIR| Step to Cease-fire Judge Holden continued that "the !■■ ■ ■■ ■ NODvers mmmmm State News Ward Circle, WSCS. of South law does hot say to a man, 'work Methodist Church, wiir meet t(^ or- Public Records and I ■will n ^ ’ard..you' ” Bad W eather Blocjks ATIAMTIC row at 7:49 p.m. at the home of It does say,' however, he added, NO-MOTH FURNACE OIL Mra Bruce 'Watkins, 234 S. Main ’’ ‘work and by s ^ p ln g the hand Parley Halts Battle Roundup arraatee Deeds that would take ui^.from mu, I AataasaUe lieBrery St. The group will discuss the sec o u r ond half of the “Basic Christian Alphonsdon se. H. Quintin to Don will Insure to .you 'tte fhilta of FOK Y ciostn LT. WOOD CO. Beliefs” study course. Hostesses ald F. and Carol S. ’ Yeomans, your labor its naturiU and . suf-' Capsule RockehHop rttom t a 8-11*8 will be Mra. George Brooks and property at 14 Deep wood Dr. ficient rewards which without'me. Police Smash Mrs. Richard Sperry. . Andrew Ansaldi to Richard R. you could not preserve.’ ” \ On One Laos Front and Irene F. Moore, property off Judge Holden said, “Allegiance' 9 5 c l Y i r i r i V Door to Save By HOWARD BENEDICT Earl St. to the law in a Tree country odmes I < Cape Canaveral, Fla., May 2 (/P)—Bad weather-forced post Burnham Estates, Inc. to Thom not from force, but from the feel 3 from Blaze as W. and Shirley R. . Leonard, ing among the inhabltanta of the StRSi SYcitk—3 far 2.2S Vientiane, Laos, May 2 (/P)^ North again today with inalruc- ponement today, of America’.s first man-in-space shot and property at 318 Burnham St. country that the law is something :—A truce meeting between a tions to seek an immediate na the cho.sen a.stronaut, Alan B. Shepard Jr., must wait at least Leonard J. Vendrillo to Carl E. that they should obey because they government officer and a tlonwide cease-fire, covering the Derby, May 2 (/T*)—Police 48 hours before he takes his blazing rocket ride into the and Shirley B. Clemson,. property respect it.” ^ Pqtent invisible vapor (1) KljL^ MOTHS and ciB’pet flghiing that has edged to within snia.shed down a door and res at 101 Benton St. Pathet Lao rebei major has 25 miles of Vientiane and yester heavens and the history books. Even minor laws must be obeyed to preservo the advantages of a He added, “Whenever men of beetles (2) Leaves no clinsrinir odor. (3) Prevents rniidew. brought a provisional end to day was threatening to spill over cued three persons from a ^ Announcement that Shepard, lean, muscular, 37-year-old Frederick Edwin Gerber J r .. to law are gathered togeiher, it is free people. Americans are reminded today, as Law ^ y Is ob Frederick Edwin and nora Ev (4) Overcomes musty, înspiration, tobacco ordors in fighting on the front 45 niiles into the northwest. burning house in a heavily Navy commander, had been chosen for the daring adventure served throughout the United States. (Herald photo by Oflara). well that they should assert once garmehts; Follow siihpie directions. Siho was instructed to make ar- erett Gerber Jr., property at 14 again their faith in those funda north of here, Gen. Phoumi populated district of this com came simultaneously with a report that unfavorable weather Carter St. mental beliefs 'Without which all Nosavan said today. tContiniied on Page Five) munity early this morning. had spoijed a try this morning to launch him 115 miles into Marriage Lfoeasea. the apparatus of the law, all the The pro-we-stem governinent'.s The three, including an elderly ON YOUR BUILDING George Earl Parsons Jr. of East ^ ...... spate aboard a Redstone rocket. works of the courts, all the para- PRESSURIZED militarv strongman reported (hat woman, were asleep in the 3-stOry The “backup” Astronaut, to take Shepard’s place in the CONSULT US PROBLEMS! Hartford and Jacqueline Rae Wru- phenalia of Justice, all it s ' dig the two officers met yesterday house when the fire broke out In bel Of 45 Edmtmd St., May .0 at nity and all its wisdom would afternoon and fighting had halted Kennedy Seen. the attic at 12:30 a.m. 3,000-ix)und Pro.iect Mercury space capsule if he is unable to Church of the Assumption. cease to be worthwhile.” , te? SLACEDARIZED SPRAY ’’provisionally and theorcticall.v" Three firemen were taken to go when the time comes, is John H. Glenn Jr., 39-year-old Edwin Le.slie Minch of Hartford State District Atty. John D. La- by 5 p.m. Griffin' Hospital after they were Marine lieutenant colonel. and Pearl Mae Binks of'*3() Wood- Belle, . Tepresehting Manchester’s P ie ased w ith overcome by smoke. ROSSETTQ bridge St., May 8 gt St. Mary’s Foreign Minister Tiao Sop- Shepard today donned his pi-easure suit and sat in a hangar attorneys, introduced Judge 14 AEROSOL-1.79 aaisana said the cabinet was en Policemen cruising In the area Cttiurch. Holden. 6t. at tlie missile test center, sweating out the moment when he CONSTRUCTION CQMFANY Milton Luther Stavnitsky of 52 couraged to hope that the contact T ru c e P a rle y raised the alarm when they spot would be called to embark on the most thrilling voyage ever Garden St. and Jean Marie Kills moths and carpet beetle life in could lead to an over-all cease-fire, ted flame.s shooting from the build first step.: to ending civil war be ing at 64 Sejnnour Ave. After taken by an American. f 58 DELMONT ST,-i-MI 9-0308 Blanchard of IS Homestead St., open areas; in carpets, upholstciYi drap By JOHN Mi HIGHTOWER Observers reported that he sat May 2(1 at St, Bridget’s Church. tween the Communist-backed failing to get any response from GHAliUS W. LAIHROP A8ENGY, INC. eries. Stainless pleasant cedar aroma. rebels and the government forces. Washington, May 2 (,T)—Presi the occupants with the doorbell, quietly, outwardly calm, and eager BoUdera■ and Btniera! Contractors dent Kennedy and his top advisers they sma.shed dowm the front door- to he the man who would chal Shepard Likes BEAL IBTAIE aiirTNSimANCE------Save On Larger Sizes: The government's ti:uce emis-, were reported cheered today by in lenge the Russian feat fit .blasting 8>17 MAIN STBEfeT, M A N C B B ST E B -^ 8-0884 . ReeidenUsI\ mad IâatrUIftttt Coastmctlon aary went out yesterday to a point The occupants were Miss Are Ton SatbSed With Just north of Vang Khy, a town on dications that efforts to negotiate Beatrice Coreau, 80, and Mr. and a Cosmonaut into the weightless Tour Drlaldag Water 1.39 k s ? 4.25 a cease -fire in the Laotian civil Mrs. Charles R. Caênter. void beyond the atmosphere -of the C hallenge in the front. It was his second at war were finally making real Qt. S iz e . Vi Gat Gal. tempt to make contact with the Firemen ho.spTtaliied were Cap Earth. progress. tain Harrj- Ogle, Lt. John Dono In the coming 48 hours, physi FUNERAL rebels. The President scheduled anotlier cians will keep Shepard under Ride to Space Continuous Spray > a • • • • • t ...... 95e Top Laotian government and van and Fireman Bernard 'Wil meeting of the National" Security li aiuson. constant surveillance to see how American military officials joined Council—fifth in 11 days—to lake he bears up under the* mounting the meeting la.st night, one in a look at the Southeast Aslan Cri Cape (Janaveral, Fla.. May 2 (/p WALTER N. formed source said. tension. A physical or psychologi —To Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr., LBCLBRC SNOW WHITE NUGGETS sis. Also up for consideration was Motorist Killed cal disorder would sideline him in chosen today to be the first Amer Phoumf said the government's a second Ctold War problem e' en Stratford, May 2 tJ") — A 41 favor of Glenn, who also will re Director truce representative was Lt. Col. ican to ride a rocket into apace, more directly Involving conflict year-old Bridgeport man was main. under observation In the life has been a series of ever- 2.89 Slho Lamholinthakhoun, whose between th^ Unite^Rltates and killed late last night when his car Cape ready room. Call Ml 9-S869 1.98 name means literally “more than Russia—the problem of nuclear greater challenges. 23 Main Street, Manchester -shot across an esplanade on the If Shepard still is in good shape, 3 Um. S L b f . happy." Siho Is chief of the De weapons testing. Connecticut Turnpike and smashed mentally and physically, at the Asked recently why he volun partment of Nsrtlonal' Coordina Some hours before the time set Into an oncoming trailer truok. next scheduled launch time, he teered for the hazardous mission, Protect clothes, furs,.blankets, woolens that tion. a powerful security police for the session of the top strategy Police ideitUfled the man as will remain the choice. the 37-year-old Navy commander group. said:' kriRffl ) — The State that in the critical moments after taking Navy flight training and bottles. the blastoff they could have good LaBONNEÎLVERSTEIN ASSOCIATES WILL BE CLOSED Motor 'Vehicle Department’s went to a civilian flight school in PRATT AGENCY Call ME 3-9467 daily record of automobile ac For Talks with visual tracking 'and be ready , to his spare time to get his private STORE YOUR FURS cidents as of last rhldnight and the trigger Shepard’s escape mechan license. - DYNAMIC INSURANCE HEBRON ROAD, WELLSWEEP ESTATES—ANDOVER totals on the same date- last year: Business Opposes ism at the first hint of any trouble'. lU AIAIN ST., MANCHESTER—MItCheU 8-1158 UNTIL MAY 8 Firmly with Reds While scientists and physicians He loves water-ekiing. First he / 1960 1961 United Nations used two skis, then one. Later he *044 MAIN ST., GLASTON-BURT-r^fEdford *-*171 TEL PI 2-75W checked everything from the work Accidents ..11,669 13,422 (Est.) ing parts of the rocket to the func atarted h'uiitlng for a boat that FUR TRIMMER Key F*la„ May 2 (JP)—#the rest are Spanish and .some are Killed ...... 65 73 Elisabethville. Katanga, May 2 tioning of êpard's heart, weather would pull him fast enough to Prime Minister Fidel Castro today front( the United States, Injured . . . . 7,065 7,298 (Est.) (JP) Preriijent Moise Tshombe's Increase in Taxes men lookedrhopefully for a breakup ski on his bare feet. pushed Cuba deep onto the sphere Referring to several captured in Katanga government -Announced In the overcast. Shepard finds challenges where of international communism, pro vaders identified as prie.sts. and Dorm Destroyed today it i^ willing to start discus But weather conditions did not claiming a socialist state, ruling blaming the United States for fos sions with ithe United ■Nations on Hartford, May 2 \/P — Spokes-A-now 3 \ per cent. Dempse.v wants change and at 7:40 a.m. (EST), (Continued on Page Ten) and CLOTH COATS out elections and clapping harsh Darien, May 2 (/Pi — A boys’ men for business said today- they to hike it to 5 per cent, and antic tering the ill-fated April 17 at dormitory at the Cherry Lawn disarming jlhe- Katanga army and the National Aeronautics and Space new restrictions on the Roman tack on his regime, Castro warned getting iw of its foreign advi.sers, are willing to pa.v their fair share ipates $20.5 million in additional Administration announced that the Our Select Driver Catholic CThurch’. , School 'Vas destroyed by fire last of the state's additional revenue revenue in the biennium as shot was off until at least Thurs- that U.S. cities are "in danger of night. However, no one was in With T.shombe held under guard Cuban masses fittOd Havana's becoming another Hiroshima." in Coqullhatville by soldiers of needs, but charged that the state suit. I day. ~~ I Civic Plaza for a mammoth May He said churches will be allowed jured. administration is trying to raise An Increase from 3 \ to 5 per ! "No new launch date" has. been j NOW Ten boys and two teachers at the President Joseph Kasavubu'a On- B u lle tin s car Insurance saves Day demonstration and roared to remain open. tral government, officials of this their taxe-s more than Is justified. cent, La'maire said, is an increase set,” said the announcement, "but 1 their assent when Castro insisted co-educational secondary school off Gov. John N. Dempsey’s pro of one-third. By contra.st. he said, the minimum recycle' time is 48 ] Ca.sti-0 said it was an historic Route 29 escaped from the burn secessionist province made the Culled from AP Wires on Cuba’s right to choose its own May Day because workers, who change toward cooperation ■with posed increases in the insurance the Governor proposes raising the hours. The pilot (Shepard) will re- ; A T H & H political and social future despite ing building by climbing down fire premium , taxes, the corporation state sales tax from 3. per cent to main in the crew quarters in the I us real money used to express their demands "to escapes. the world organization. United States disapproval. those who were completely deaf to tax. and the unincorporated busi 3 '2 per cent and thi.s is an in NASA Mercury hangar here." ' 4 MISSING IN LAOS ' ”We will ncft even discuss that Fire officials were unable to ex Specifically it. .said the discus ness tax were given a public hear crease of onl,v 17 per cent—about The rocket crew was two hours, And we get the their Interests . . . no longer have plain how the blaze started. There sions would involve U.N. Security - Washington, May -2 (VP^—The Scientifically con subject,” said Castro, whose audi to -submit to those trials. ing by Ae General Assembly’s Fi ------*/( i Army re|)Orted today four IIS. ence W8L8 estimated by Havana tel was also no Immediate estimate of Council resolutlorus on Tshombe’s nance Committee. (Continued on Page Five) (Continued bh Page .Ten) I .\riny men, serxing as advisers trolled cold stor evision commentators at three ‘‘Now everything the govern damages. foreign advf.sers. Tshombe has de benefit of ment does or can do has one sole A steady rain helped the 100 The only witness in favor of the J., to l.Aofian forces in the firid, age on our prem million. The telecast was moni fied U.N. authority becau.se it has Increases was State Finance Com- j 'kre missing. The four—one offi ises . . . Expert tored in Key West. 90 miles from tended to cut down the power of ml.s.sloner George Conkling, who n g and Ihree enlisted men— Wothiiig disk«t Havana. (Continued on Page Seven) tContinned on Page Ten) his self-prqclaimed independent were members of the United fur remodeling The multitude screamed “No. Republic of Katanga. regularly sen’es ap spdkesman for easy payments ; . . fur repairing the administration at tfie hearings States Military .Assistance Ad is «osy todoy... no" when Castro asked "Do you "The announcement marked a Poet Frost Cools Coffee visory Group to the Royal I.,ao- . . . cleaning and need elections?” He said (Juba complete policy switch for Ka on tax bills. Conkling spoke only will do without them briefly, assuring the committee the tian Government, the Army > glazing. The Eichmann Trial tanga which has stubbornly op fax increases in the bill before said. .'\ spokesman said that Calling priests “The exploiters posed all U.N. attempts to oust they were part of an .Army field who came in the name of (Jod,” foreigners. thehi were necessary and the gov With Barrage of Quotes ernor was depending on them to team acting as advisers to Roy ■ Castro announced " that - church It was given in a. government / balance the. state budget for the al Ijiotlan forces in the vicinity schools tvill be nationalized in a Court Told Many Sought communique sent to U.N. Secre- of Van A'Icng. They have been CAN YOU QUALIFY AS A CARIPUL QNIVSet few days and foreign-born clergy tary-generail Dag Haminarskjold next biennium. Washington, May 2 iJP) — cause thev talk loo much, and men will be Spelled from Cuba.' The business spokesmen said Newsmen have learned that mostly they talk aboiit, how missing since April'22, the Army and foreign! governments in the it's just as ^(fell to drink their ..my hair Is falling out.'' said. If you can, you may be able to aavo a worth Only about one third 'ot (Juba’s world. 1 that if the state-needs more money 750 priests are Cubans. Most of they want to contribute their share, coffee before they go to a Poetry - - "Every now and while amount on your autoinbbile inouranoe. Death Without Torture MORE RED THAN REDS. (Continued on-Page Seventeen) but refus*' to carry the load for kaffee klatkch given by poet then I catgli a man reading a Furthermore, you can get yoiir reward* for other segments of the economy. ■ Robert FroMt.; . poem of mine. . Catch him W ashington, May 2 ((P)— The ”We have said this over and over The 87-year-old poet in dead to rights. He always Cnltcd States today declared RIR COATS HF.L.MAN MORIN «■of horrors, Eichmann frequently Cuba has become a member of earafal driving. IN ADVANCE. Pirate Hijacks Jerusalem. May 2 iJV> — Nazi referred to the stack of folders, again.” said Leon Lemaire of the vited reporters in yesterday looks up sheepishly and sa.vs 3% Oil Evaluatwn Manufactures Association of Con for "just a little Informal cof 'My wife's a great fan of the .Communist bloc and accused bestiality during WorliJ Whr II bulging with papers, that always Fidel Castro of a rule even more The plan outlined nere ia baaed on rewarding (M K 3.00) completely destroyed the vE-lll to accompanies him to the courtroom. necticut. "you cannot continually fee hour” at the Library :of ypiirs.' That puls us poets in U.S. Airliner, live for thousands of Jews, a New- News Tidbiis burden Industry and expeef^t to Congress. But most of the our place.” “Communist” than other' Iron carefid drivefa with the l6W«r raUa they deaerve. From time to time the former Ges Curtain countries. Under Cas to*s homf huertino FUR TRIMMED Jersey witness testified today in tapo officer opened a folder, pen thrive.” . . , steaming coffee grew cold as Education — 'Educa-; In addition, aevinge achieved through etream- the trial of Adolf Eichmann. from Ihe AP Wires Lemaire said the MAC feels'In he kept them busy scribbling tro's proelamatinn that Cuba Is a 3% Of Evaluation ciled a note' on the margin gf a tion doesn't change life much. “Soelalist” slate, a U.S. state lined handling are peaaed on to the policyholder our wdvl Land^ in Cuba "They just wanted to get it over paper, and studied It intently. creases should be applied equally down a "barrage ‘Of quotable It just lifts trouble to a high (M in.2.25) ff* with,” said Dr. Leon Wells, who to all existing taxes Instead of let quotes. ment said, Castro is using the Wells .testified over the objections er plane of regard. College same term that the Soviets and in the form of reduced premiuma. You get premium qaality Miami, Fla., May 2 (jp—An was bom in Poland and was -sent of Dr. Robert Servatius, the chief Selection of juryyto try former ting gome alone and raising others White-haired Frost, who re is a refuge fropi hasty judg MobUMatwitkRt-88...tha | MNTRIMMED COATS to an extermination camp ss a mobster Mickey Cdhen on income sharply. cited some of his poetry at others use to describe them aeribl pirate, arrned with a s ^ k defense counsel, who noted that ment. It's also easy on the selves. , - ■ ■MeVeemptelaly effective (osl 3% Of Evaluation knife and pistol and flaunting me teen-ager In 1941. He now lives Wells did not connect Eichmann tax evasion chargee begins today The corporation business tax la President Kennedy's inaugura family. If a boy goes off to SROAD FROTSenON »Rovn»» in Fort Lee. N.J. with the acta he described. He con in Los Angeles. . . . New York Po'^ tion, briskly cfivered- a wide eA additivs in ass todsy. And (Min. 1.50) name of an old-time buccaneer, lice Commissioner Michael J. Mur Greenwich Village to paint or you get prsmium ssrriet. Ao- Listen to Kathy hi-jacked an* American:" Airliner “ By 1943.” Wells told the court, tended that the testimony was ir .range of topics yesterday, write poetK,v, his family i.s JOBLESS TOTALS'OFT Polider available under thia p| through your Oddfrey, WINF- “hpbody cared much any more, relevant. phy says one patrolman is sus W’a.shington, May 2 ffiPw—Uli‘- tematie dOMreries ... a bal over Florida yesterday an'd forced 'hey included: ashamed when an.yonc asks CBS ManchMter, life no longer meant' anything. Israeli Attorney General Gideon i pected and another is under inves Two Survive Science - - "Some people employment fell by 533,0()0 In Great American agtmt, offer broedeat eov- anced paj sseut plan sad ssaay it to fly to Cuba. tigation as resplt o'f chargee tiuit about him. But If he does the April, . the government reported 10:10 a.m.> Mon Whil* seven frightened pas People wanted death without tor Hausner replied: "Whatever hap- i wprry because science doesn't same thing in collego, the.v lerage you can get-rOitd-at reduced c ^ . You; etiiar eitrM derigneri to mako day thru Batur- ture.” . pened to the Jews-to exterminate i they accepted “gratuities” from Of B47 Jet BoinJ)pr today, but offirials said the de heme heattnc reeiny easy. sengers sat frozen to their seats, owners of two Greenwich Village know where it’s going. It can say 'He's in college.' and. cline was vvholly seasonal. The day, C o n t a a t the self-proclaimed El Pirata Co- He cited e.xamples: them, to annihilate them—all that i ■doesn’t need to know. It's \ enjoy the benefit of top quality, eompfeta protec every day. When some Jewish prisoners, coffeehouses. . . . Greyhound bus it sounds all right.” report showed that the Idle tqtal fresi” told the pilot that Rafael is relevant." Hurley,. Wis„ May 2 f/P;—A B47. none of its bi^slness. I like • Why he likes America — tio n ... the kind you need to aefeguard your own staged a break-out from one death The three judges, after a 10-min smashes into rear of tractor trail jet bomber on a routine low-alti dropped to 4,962,00() from 6,’405.s ôbilho«if BfSo Trujillo, Dominican . Republic er during rainstorm on N. J. Turn anything that 'penetrates the "We’ve got a 'good arran ^- OOO in March. Employment roM strongman, had offered him $100,- camp; one of them stopped run ute conference on the bench, over tude mission from Forbes Air mysteries. And .if It pene and your fainily’s intereMe. ning knd told the others: , ruled Servatius. • l pike th#n veers into overpass abut Force boM at Topeka, Kan., crash-. ment here. We’re minding by 218,000, less than expected. 000 blood money to assa-sgiDate "I .have lost my wife and my- ment which results in injuries to trates straight to hell. - then each other’s business a certain It moved from 65JU6.000 la INSURED . . . to Hw lost Fidel Castro. , Wells’ testimony today mainly ^ in ayswampland near Hur that's all right, too.” seven children! What good is it concerned His years working in a drivers of both vehiclee and nix bus ley today. Forbes announced, there amount and we’re minding our Mareii to 65.1.7..000 In April. Blit he had no intention of car- to go on llvihg?” pasHengera, Literary friendsljipa — "You own hueiness a certain - rylng out thb mission, he Said, be death brigade at the Janovska Con were two knpwTi survivors. . pMRy f f your evehmlieR ITie man lay down to wait for centration Cam^, near Lvov, Po -Strike of machinists grounds all The plane 'crashed at 2:45 .a.m. know, it's a great burden to amount. Those fellows SEES ATTAtJK ON PRESS ''V -'.1,. cause he-considered Castro a good the SS guards to find him and kill pianqn of National Airlloes'at Mi have friend.s. who writ ley (Founding F at h e r s ) who Springfield. III., May X^m-^ WE GIVE HrfC guy” and wanted to. spill the land. The brigade was a group of in an area known aa Giles' Flou’jage Jewlm prisoners whose task was to ami and brings laydfT notices for about seven miles southwest! of bring , yoii their manuscripU s ta r ts it did' a’-good job, T Heriiert G. Klein, tonner. press ^REEN STAMPS beans” to him. ' | , to read and "you have to say say anything I dajnn please ' eoquitory to ex-Vice PreeldeM' fo r full information about low~co8t dtitompbile insurance... ' A Jewish woman spit in the face burnt the bodies of Jews wmo had employes all over its routes, which this extreme northern Wisconsin WE PfCK UP DEUVER 1 When the shangha^d, 2-engine of ,,a guard, apparently'deliberately been I buried earlier and then- to extend from Houston, Tex., . to tow n., , ! you like it. I’m glad when a here.” - Rlehard M. Nixon, said todayJM ' National Airlines - plane landed a t courting death. Before killing her, tend the flrea in' which the 'Tlally Miami to Boston . . / Legislation 'Tha. 6-engine jet carried a crew friend gets mad at me. Then Frost rca’d dome of his .believes the Kennedy admhils- See your local GrecU Ariterican Agent . .an airport near Havana, . Castro Wells said, the Nazi grabbed her toll >of Jewish victims was'cremat granting financially troubled New of , four, said ah Air Force spokes I can hate his ' poetry ak poetry 'la st night to a blflck tratlon Is preparing to launch [(feyutAy n n inl miUtiimen hustled the'man away majoF' attaclî agajnst. newspa JhsaonKr lfiRiggfl| MORIARTY child and smashed Its head against ed. • '■■■-. r\ Haven Railroad $1.2 million tax man. thoroughly as If he wasn't my tie audience of 800 at 'the to an -uncertalp fate. Then the a tree. He estimated that his brigade relief 'over next f four years faces Rescue helicopters ^rom Minne friend.” State , Departn^nt Auttitori- ■ pers. Klein ahto'sitd there Is • Itnofork plane was. permitted ’to return to He said he himself kept a diaty cremated "a few ' huhdred thoup- finsil vote in Massachusetts House apolis have been dispatched tg the White hedr and barbers — um. The special program was threat from the -Justice depart BROTHERS ^ Florida. . of the terrible events that he wlt- and” corpses. The attohiey gen . . . East Haddam, Conn., voters scene. ■ ^ "Tfiie flewspapers are alw a^ arranged by Secretary of the ment to apply antitrust lawrs INSURANCE - C O M P A N V Thjt' FBI and other government heaaed, knowing that he would be eral then asked; 1 approve appropriation of $39k>,000 Names of tfie crewmen will, not comparing my hair with Carl Interior Stewart L Udali. against news^pent 'who own - V . ' ^ . 301.31S C«uw St. HOUSE &. HALE . agenides pressed an Invcrslfgatlon killed if the Nazis fouhd it. But he Amohg ihb w5re Chief tolevtalqn. stations and aflatast "And-kow nakny.were executM for . construction of 12-room ele be released until next of kin have Sandburg's. That’s absurd. today to determine the.real name ffliiltiple newspaper ewneraMp. • aOANINK • AUTOM'o BIUC ■ CASUALTY MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER said that; after a certain poiht, ha in /front of the fires?" ,S mentary school, in Issue that had been notified. CSTl has a hairdo and I - ^ t Justice and Ifm. Earl Warren no longer cared^ tongit through six nferea- ray own. I cut'it fit home. I and Mrs. F. Kennedy, Klein Is editor of the Son M wo, During Wells’ uiirelWved recital got Sick of Uw b03i3ei« bo- wife of the attomey generaL.^ OalU.. Union. -

PA6R tw o MANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. EANC«ESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1961 “T* arcbitactux*. He to a lN9-gtad<- Q Columbia uata of Windham High ScfioA. I x CSWTIM jU O Bolton New PnatMwater FieM ----- ^ ------.Mrs. Alfred Soraccblr-Vho r W i S i ^ Fine Art Esdiibit turned the duties of poatmMtfr Stieinwold on Bridge Guest Artists here on Saturday, was hdnorM tIG>im Aide School Board to Ask T Set for Sunday Sunday bt a buffbt aupper and ra- Selected for ceptldn given by tiw Dentocratlc To Gi ve Ta lk ' To Recondder j lo r SIGNAL PARTNER ^ ° iCaadHastor Fins Art Assoc Totrn Committee at tha home of WHAT YOU WANT tlon will spqnsor aa annual m . Mr. and Mrs. Paul Merrick. Both tidee vulnentblo hiUt S u B c ^ ^ ^ ^ noon to 6 p.m. Hospital Pattents Toahtspeopto toUl again' beato make repairs to the school and By. Alfred Shelnweld FHHCIH Players Show At Graduation A Q 10 > . / a t M hb^M ter Salsa Co., 613 W« Mrs. June Squier ia a patient at aakedloappirojriata funda to plan rent sbhoe toe Undargm en ctoM- A high discard by a defender 9tottor S t Windham Community Memorial usually means:'“Partner, iMd this M. A bill of $38 autonittod by * G K J 9 / Patotinga In oils, wmtor colors, T*"# mernben of the Covontrj’ Hospital. Provost Albert Waugh ot a Junior high school, according to town counMl for toe opinion wm suit When you csui.” Don’t ask for Howard C. Bates la recovering a vote of thOwBoard et Education 4b 5 4 2 ^dstels and portraits in any media Fliynr*. Mnu John Dlntmore and Untvenity of OopnMUcut will be apjmved. what you don’t really w ant WEST EAST will be ehown. Only -three paint- ■from an emergency appendectoKhy spaaker at the RHAM Rigli S c ) ^ iMt night The resignation Of- Mrs. Theo When this hand was played in a WilMton A. Smith, w ll make pieat at the same hospital. A 8 A A 7 6 3 a Ingi will be accepted from any greduatlen exeretoe June 21. The action followed a report by dore Chandler, Jr., IdndsrgartMi. recent team match, the contract t? J 7 6 4 2 individual, and all entries must bs appearancem in the spring produc- tehcher; wait accepted with regret,'' WM the same at both tables. In Principal AtWm Dtmarjian an the board subeommiUee named to 0 A 7 6.3 suitably framed and wired for . tlon of the Ctûmbia Community Manchester Eyealng BeraM C«- Mrs, Chandler .aaid she felt teach both cases, also. West led the four A K 7 6 tambla correapondenL Mrs. Don nounced the choice at laat dij^t'a study proposals submlttsd by A Q 1 ^ 8 3 hanging. Paintoiga may be deliver players. ''The Tunnel of Love.” ■ townspeople tor alternate solu ing, in additkm to church -work,' of hearts, and South won with the SOUTH ed to Manchester Motors on Sat Mrs. Dinsmore and Smith have ald R. Tuttle, telephone ACndemy meetlAg of the ttHAH Board of was top tiring but that ahe iHîed queen. 8-S4S5. tions to the school facilities need. A K, urday from 5:30 to 9 p.m., or on been east. In thf role* of Alice and Education. Kserctoea will be bald The Oommtttee was appointed to substitute next year alnce ahe Each declarer now went after Sunday from 6 to 10 a.m. Each thck Peper. beet frlneda of the hero at the gymnasium a t 7:S0 pun. after the town voted on Feb. 20 "enjoya tempting." the diamonds. West^ refused the Q 1 8 S 2 should bear ths artist’s name, title and heroine, Angle and Lsolda to turn down a proposal to appro '^ e board voted to offer t'g] firat and second diamonds, Vut won A A 10 Mr. Clifford Home, chairman qf Sm A WcM North Em( and price of painting. Poole. pla>ed by Arnold Sihvonen MMH Sets Events the board, will present diptomaa priate $5,000 for preliminary plans school enumeration task to the the third diamond with the ace. There Will be no admisaion and Mi».« Myma punham of Le... PTA next' year if the PTA wants 1 NT Pass 3 NT AU PUB to tb« graduating class. ■ of a Junior high school. The defense now depended on O p^ng lead ^ 4 charge. The committee in charge banon. For Hospital Week . The subcommittee recommend to. Roser said the offer wrill be dls- how East discarded on the second of the exhibition includes Theo Also • appeanng in the play are It was reported to the board ciissed at the next PTA meeting. .luid third diamonds. Did he ask for that Work to proceeding on the ed: It wiui decided to Insure equip dore Drake, Elmore Humphries, J. Mrs. Donald Hodgins and Mr*. 1. discontinuance the hot What he wanted—or for what he at the level of two. AU you cbb Herbert Finlay, and Cart A. Cart- Jo.«eph Lusky. National Hospital Week will be baseball Seld as planned, but that ment at the elementary school and didn’t want ? , obsen'ed May 7 Uirough May 13. the field ahOuld wot be used as limch program to allow use Of to. install a separate telephone in afford is the general weakneee re son. Hostesses will be Mrs. Blea- The play will be presented Fri the cafeteria space for two claas- At one table, East foolishly dis sponse. 7»r F. ytbbert, Mrs. porothy day and Saturday evenings. June The following program haa such until next year. the nurse’s room immediately. carded the seven and deuce of After some discussion, the Board roomsi , , (Copyright 1961, General Daudel, Mrs. Vivsn L«spwanes, -9 and 10. directed by Mrs. Myrtle been announced for Manchester 2. requesting a town msstlng to A motion made by Mrs. -Krey- spades on the dlamonda. West FeBtaret Corp.) Mrs. Myrtle Carlson, and Mra. QENERALILEGTRIC Englert. It W .sponsored by the Co named a committee to investigate sig was voted that the Board pay obediently led a spade when he Memorial Hospilal: the request of the Bolton Board obtain funds for planning a Jun Marion Rowe. lumbia • Voiupteer Fhre Depart May 8, the MMH Women's Aux ior high school; aqd a substitute clerk for board meet took the ace of diamonds, and Judging will take place aa hour ment. The play is an adult comedy of Education that RHAM consid ings at toe rats of $2 per hour, South bad .eleven eaiy tricks— iliary $35 Savings Bond es.<»ay con er accepting Bolton students. John 8. preparation of a bulletin to three spades, three hearts, four Trio to Present before the exhibit opens to ths and no children's ticket.a will be test will close. The essay topic is allowrlng three hours for each hour public on Sunday, Judges will be sold. Tedmans, Robert Foote and H. go to all townspeople listing the tha Board to in session, or a min diamonds and one club. 24 INCH Tapped for Delta Beta ■'What's Right With Our Hos Hauck are the ipembera. board’s recommendatioiu for ad- East didn't want a spade lead, Reginald Biaker, Mra. Glenn Oom- pital,” in 600 words or leas. ditlonid facllitlss. and the reasons imum of $5. TTila will provide for Scenes of Plays Ish, Mrs. Cynthia -Snow, and Mrs. Miss Theodore. Marrotte of May 9. at 6:30 p.m'rthe annual Board members saw a preview time 'required after meetings. Mrs. SO there was no need to signal substantiating ths recommenda Bruce Ronton was the clerk at the violently itoout .the spades. On. the The Drama Trio of the Univer Martin Erickson, all of Manchea UNDERCOUNTER Hebron Rd.. a freshman at the dinner given 'by Manchester Stu of the color elides w h i e h tions. - - ter. University of Connecticut, has dent Nurse Scholarship Fund Com Damarjlan will show at the n6xt meeting last night substituting contrary. East's correct defense is sity of Hartford will present a The board voted to ask the se for Mra. Alan wh6 has been to dltoard the deuce of spades at program of scenes from great 1 3 .2 cu. Ft been pledged to the Gamma Beta mittee for prospective nurses will PTSA meeting May 6. He ext lectmen to call a special town Chapter of Delta Beta. 'Teddy.'' be held at Emanuel Lutheran pressed hto feelings that a pictori hospitalized.' /• his firat opportunity. plays at the annual .meeting of the meeUng to consider planning a An auditorium in Mancheater This Was done ht the second Cosmopolotian Club of Mancheater DliHWASHER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Church in Manchester. al record of the many school ac Junior high school. Board memMrs O. Marrotte. is active in the May 10. the Women's Auxiliary tivities and personalities helps will be hired for graduation exer- table of the match. West could Friday at 2 p.m. in the Federation O pen F o ru m plan to attend to answer ques clsea in June alnce there it no see that h^rta were hopeless and Room at Center Congregational Freshmen Class Council. Husky will award $26 Sa\ings Bond to create greater understanding and tions about the propoaed facilities. Handbook and Community Chest the winner of the ';Wliat'8 Right appreciation of the regional school. suitable place in Bolton. that hto partner didn't want Church. *The More We Meddle’ . 'Carnival Committee. With Otir Hospital'' essay contest. These ' slides were colorful and Mrs. Agiles Kieysig was the only Dr. Bernard iSheridan wrote the spades, so he led a club when he Members of the Drama Trio ara To the Editor, Tasker Treasurer of Claes On May 11. the last day of the warmly spontaneous, taken as board member to vote against the board that Bolton pupils are eli gns, I took the ace of diamonds. John Baimcr, chairman of the de As this to -written, the so-called Jan Tasker, son of Mr. and Mrs. National Hospital W'eek. capping they were when the subjects were motion. gible to apply for scholarahips Now the defenders knocked out partment of speech and dramav Generals’ Revolt in Algleri is col H ylt^ Tasker of Jonathan Trum ceremonies will take place in the absorbed in their work in ciase- Howard Jansen, chiUrman of the granted by the Manchester Rotary the ace of clubS before South Norma Lawrence, and Edgar lapsing.. It is a puzzling thing to bull Highway, haa been elected MMH dining room for Junior Vol rooms. as they watched besketbaU aubconunittee, roported a review Club. Further information may be Bolton could set up any spades! South Kloten, director of the University the informed public how this re treasurer of his class at the Rhode unteers. The ceremony will be held gamec, when they participated in had been made of a proposal sub obtained from Principal Mather or A could take three hearts, four dia Theatre. volt ever got off the the ground. Island School of Design in Provi at 3:16 p.m. and mîcal depart mitted by John Morianoa that a monds and one cliib, but nothing The trio will present reading Student Council, in PTAS projects John Harris, board chairman. else. As soon as South led spades, Colonialism to just about extinct dence, R,I., for the acaderhic year ment heads and staff members wilt such as the fair, and even whan Junior-senior high school similar The Board 'voted to include $2,- Car Overturns, performimces of scenes from dra and any attempt to seal off Al lMl-62. TAsker, in hia aecond v^'itnesa awards of caps, stripes to that in Labanon be built in Bol East could take the rest of the matic literature without proper 107-Lb, they boarded the home-bound 979.60 in the 1961-62 budget for clubs to defeat the contract. geria and keep it as a private pre GENERAL ELECTRIC year at the college, ia majoring in and pins to 68 Junior Volunteers. busee. ton. The committee also reviewed the library. In order to bring the Driver Missing ties, lighting and setting of. con serve was foredoomed to failure. a suggestion by Mrs, Robert Gor book collection up to minimum Dally Question ventional productions. Each scene Freezer ton that townspeople be given a DeGauIle has recognized that the standards over a three year pe Several residents reported find Partner opens with one spade, will be prefaced with a commen French must get out of Algeria. choice of possibilities for" school riod, 800 books at about $2.50 and the nbxt player passes. You tary on the theater of its time, It will cost much In prestige and needs on which to act at a town' ing a car overturned on Birch hod: Spades—8; Hearts—J 7 6 4 2; its aictora, play'vrights, and au Extra Storage SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER • MANCHESTER-ROCKVIUE ONLY meeting. In addition, the commit each would be *needed. Supplies at billions in money, hut-t;he ac 11.5 CU. FT. $170; magazines at $18; audio- Mountain Rd. Ext. near Con Diamonds—A 7 6 3; Clubs—K 7 6. diences. knowledges the Inevitable. It is tee studied present school facili 'visual materials at $500 and cler verse Rd. iMt night et about 8:30. What do you sayT Mra, C. Elmore Watkins will be Space In ties, an addition to the present to be hoped the American' taxpay ical help for one, day a week for Its headlights were on but there Answer: Bid 1 NT. Yo'i don't in charge of. the program. Mrs. er is not going to be asked to pick REFRIGERATOR- school, a separate building on the 36 weeks at $29i.60 -are included really like notrump, but your hand Norman B. Thrall will be hostess Freezer present school site, a Junior high was no one in the car or immediate isn’t good enough for. a response for the tea following the program. up the tab When the time comes school and the possibility .of send in the request. area.. The top of the vehicie was to reimburse the "cdlons” for pro GEHEML ELECTMC ing Grades 7, 8 and 9 pupils to Mrs. Roy Boswoiiih, school li badly damaged, it was reported. perties sequestered by toe'oncom ‘ FREEZER Drawer! ether towns on a tuition basis.' brarian, said one fourth of the State Police at the Colchester ing native regime therb. Turiilng from Algeria to Cuba Jensen said use of the cafeteria ichool library books now should be Troop today confirmed there had discarded because of poor condi been a “one-car roll Over” in Bol EXCLUSIVE LIMITED ENGAGEMENT • for a moment, the real tragedy in Automatic for classes would eliminate the un tion. She Bhowred examples of ob ton but would not comment fur the invasion fiasco to the disap satisfactory small basement class solete books now on toe shelves ther since, they aaid, the incident pointingly ' small support inside Defrosting! room, which could then be used such as one on clothing published involved a juvenlle^^------Cuba gfven to the invaders. It must for badly needed storage space. in 1908; another on aidation pub be adtoiitted- Castro enjoys the Inquiries oh whether tuition lished in 1942; on geography dated " " DISHWASHER lib j^ y of an overwhelming major Flush Back! pupils from Boltoft could be taken 1931; on South A f r ic a published ity' 01 the Cuban people and if that In Grades 7, 8 and 9 were sent to In 1930 and one on living condi Hospital Notes is the case — as it seems to be — Coventry, Ellington, 'Vernon tions around the world printed in any attempt by Washington to oust m Twin RHAM in Hebron and Glaatonbury. 1929. The sphool children realize Csstrd by force would be a clear So far only Ellington has replied the material in these books to ob Vl)i(tlng. hours are 2 to 8 p.m. vlolaticni of the eoverelgnto of WITH POWER SHOWER! Porcelainized saying they would find it Impds- solete, Mrs. Bosworth sidd. She for aU areas except' matenitty. Cuba, and a case for the 'UNO to GENERAL ELECTRIC alble to take additional pupils. The told of her -feeling of frustration where they are 2 to ,4:30 and 6:30 Adults $1.50 tackle - which' it wouldn’t; we Crispers! other towns are expected to con when a class comes In to look for te 8 pm .; and private rooms Children Under 12 75c would veto i t The ONLY Dishwashers That sider the question at meetings this books. on a subject s-iid she can where they are 10-aira. to S\pm . The offer of President Kennedy Prices Start At weiek. offer only four hooka to a dlaai of Vtalton are requested net' to to DeGauUe of American economic TWIST-TOP Only 64* TOTRY Board members Mrs. Helen Me- 30 or more children. smoke In patients’ rooms. No more and military help in cverthrowlng Really Wash Yaur DISHES loche Mid she 'visited the Lebanon To measure up to National than two vlsitora at one tone, per the rebel gener^ in Algeria de High! TO MAKE A Higlv School and was told that School Library standards a budget patieat. monstrates how far along the road OLEAN! clSM sizes there vary from 9 to of $4 to $6 per pup'.’, or $2,448 to to Internationalism this nation has 20 pupils each. $3,672, should be provided for Bol Patients Today 232: T traveled since 1945. Such a policy DISPOSAL FOOL OF YOU! John Harrie, board, chairman ton, whereas only $802 is no\t ADMITTED YESTERDAY; In 1945 would hot be tolerated by aaid the low construction cost in available to the school library. Al David Andrychowski, Hebron; Congress. Lebanon may have been due to the though books usually circulate Mrs. Rachel Shlrie, East Hartford; It would be called meddling in The Only Dishwashan That i i| feet it was built two years ago. He only 25 times in a library, many Mrs. Helen Laing, 7 Deerfield Dr.; b 6 lton n o t c h the internal affaira of other coun said he feels there wUl.be a school in the school library have circula Ralph Lanzano, 170 BisseU St.; tries. However, with the advent $1 In Bolton eventually and the long-^ ted 200 times and have been mend Mrs. Frances Hunt, 61 Overland R o u to s 6 A of the Marshall Plan in 1948, it Elimiaata All Feed FarHelas! er it Is delayed, the more it la go ed repeatedly. About one fourth of St.; Mrs. Julia Juknis. Wapplng; has become an increasingly Im ing to cost. the total number of books would George Cheney, 'Windsorville; ENDS TONIGHT—“SINS OF RACHEL CADE” portant part of U.S. foreign pol Dr. Elizabeth Alton aaid ahe not be available except for the Thomas Carcarim, RFD 1, Man “THE CROWDED SKY” icy, to meddle |n the Internal af does not see how Bolton could con mending work done by volunteera. chester: Mrs. Muriel'Fletcher, 87 fairs of other nations. Ot course, sider building a senior high school There are now 3,900 books in the N. Elm St.; Wayne Bolduc, 97 STARTS WEDNESDAY all this meddling to excused and since it would be impossible to pro school library, two thirds of which Mather St.; Mrs. Charlotte Post. explained on the grounds that we vide a program in Bolton com are from the Bolton Public Li 59 Ferguson Rd.; William Sansom, are protecting ours^ves sgât CENERALJLECTRIG parable tO' that offered at Man- brary. I East Windsor; Sherri Ann Evans, B I O ■ I ■ [■ Vf“ • i the spread of Oommimlsm and the GENERAL ELECTRIC A ^ u t 26 people' attended the GENERAL ELECTRIC cheater High School. 82 Union St., Rockville; Julia ■BN* ■■■•■fi’s engulfing of the smaller, weaker It was decided the board would Board meeting during which 9 of Whalen. East Hartford; Paul nations in its path. But atop and AIR- meet on May 9 at 8 p.m. at the the schedule 17 items on the Beaulier, East Hartford,'. Stephen think! The Communist empire- agenda were completed by the 11 n school to finish the agenda and to Reynolds. Colonial Rd., Bolton; ^ OfMNiaMr* MiTROcoiOfi continues to expand. The more we consider, as the first order of busi- p.m. deadline. Gall Pfeifer. 19 FoxhUl Dr., Rock meddle, the more we spend, the h«ss,,._,'vhat proposal the board Open Meeting Set ville; Miss Mary Chessey, ToUSnd: ^ r .... ^ BBH (W-Mlil SOfll-MI lUIB-MDIX O M worse it gets. * CONDITIONER should pre.*ent to to'vnspeople. St. Maurice Council of Catholic Mrs. Ruth Edwards, 94 Prospect Foreign policy has been taken Deluxe Olof V. Erlandson of Hebron Rd. Women are invited to a Rockyiiie St., Rockville; John Keane, 164 out 6f the realm of public debate submitted the apparent low of two District Council meeting Wednes Maple St. MUSICAL WITH YOUNG IDEA* due to the fetish of “hl-parttoan- PRICES START AT bids opened oii renovattona to the day at 8 p.m. at Sacred Heart Par ADMITTED TODAY: DalrttoW ship.” The Republlcsns cannot school to comply with fire mar- ish Center In Vemon.- The meeting tier. 7 Pleasant St., RoAvllle.; ATHENA mill now crlticlxe President Kennedy ahal's regulations. Eh-landson’s bid will open with a Holy Hour con Maurice Madden. 84 Eldridge St. C O L O R i .1 AV. or the Democrats for the Cuban 'vto $3,845. 'ITie Allison Construc ducted by Lgdies of the Sacred BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son fiasco; Nelson Rockefellsr, Rich Remoyable tion Co. of Asylum Ave., Hartford, Heart. Mrs.- Robert^- Chatterton, ard Nixon and even Barry Gold- bid $3,347 jon the work. chairman of the nominating com to Mr. and Mrs. Robeirt Duncan, Top of the Line! 147 Parker St.; a daughter to Mr. water have all been lined up, and Oven Door! ‘ Chairman Harris and Principal mittee. will present a slate of new all agree whatever we have to do Richard B. Mather were appointed officers during the business meet- and Mra. Ernest Moqtlln, 14 Christopher Dr., Vemoh. EndATonite: “Hoodlum Priest’’ and “Gun Fight” Last show 8:10 or what , has been done to, In, or to meet with the Board of Finance ins. against Castro Cuba is hecesssuy Groy^ Automatic for approval of funds to cover the Grange N*ws DISCHARGED) "YESTBaiDAY: for "American defense.” To com The 6 cents you save won’t make you cost of waterproofing the school, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald James, Mrs. Margaret McLean, 41 E. Mid STANLEY However, just to epax you into the dle Tpke.; Mra. Florence Hoher, plain, to criticize to "unAmeri- PorcHainized a millionaire . . . won’t even buy you Countrv’ Club habit we’|l continue this fire safety renovationii'atnd for ad State Grange deputy and juvenile WARNER STATE can” and so, we go on toward new GENERAL ELECTRIC Bleach a Bcconid-hand Cadillac! ditional money for tuition and deputy respectively, inspected Bol 162 School St.; Frank McCann, 91 blunders, follies and fantastic speetol offer for a while. In the mean- transportation. -- The addlUonal ton Grange Friday night. Judi Le- Wetherell St.; Kathleen Sessions, . 5"PM, Gontoauoue^—Shown at 5:25 and 9:05 Oven For But it will make it .worth vour while to tinie, if you plan a trip to Mas.vachusetts boondoggles. . ^ funds will ))iLTe to come before a Blanc, Ann Warfel and Raymond .68 West St.; Arthur Wheelock, 55 / E. D. Collins Injection try this tasty,- delicious Country Club buy your Count ly Club before you lea' e special town meeting. Moizer Received the third and Grand Ave;, Rockville: Mrs. Jjean Easy S < ^ with that extra P'resh Frmt Fla '... It’s 6 cents more up there! Elijah J. Roser, president of the fourth degrees . A potluck preced Weber, E'airview Ave., Rockville: 2 SPEED vor — a Zip in every Sip. Join the Metropolltnn T ^ Ito n PTA, asked for a closer.re ing the meeting was attended by 44 Roy Fitzpatrick, 40 Hudson St.; To the Editor, Cleaning Ko Fooling ; . . '■.e can't keep losing 6 WY COWIfY ClUr *I YOWI FAVMin STOIf. lationship between the PTA and people. Anyone interested in receiv Martin Lopgfellow, 3 Robin Rd.; 12Lb. the board. After giving examples In reference 'UÊthe proposed cents on every 2 Quart Bottles you buy. ing the fifth, sixth or seventh de David Morsey. 91 Spruce St.; Mra. sewer charge incresuM and the re We’d lose our iîrt; And a ■world with of ways in which PTA groups in grees is asked to obtidn applica Jes.sie Hoboth, Phoenix St., Ver If they’re all- out of it please don't other parts of .the state work coe, tions from Miss Mary Tedford, non; Mrs. Jennie Cook, 562 E. Mid marks of Mr. Wllhur.. Bennett at Aotomatic WASHER Capacity out Country Club would never'he tho ‘ake it out on them . . . Could be it> ooerativel.v with boards of educa Grange aecretary. dle Tpke.; Dqvld Wiley, 79-Niles omt hearing on water and same for thousands and thousands of moving faster than any soft drink tion. Roser said the PTA would Miss Tedford has received 11 en-. St.: Mrs. Barbara Farrand and ifliiiiiiir sewerffiatts]?, it was indeed en- Tim er,,, New Englanders. known. Good Nev's travels Fast! w-elcome sugvesUons of ways In tries to dale for- the Nationid. daughter, 54 Mather St.;. Mrs. oouragdng to^'tou'-amfieonS i^n other which It can assist the board. Grange sewing contest. Joyce Cleveland and son, 104 West than rnyielf interestedltt'V af« Controls Washes "In a town such as Bolton vvhere Younger members of Bolton St. .Rockville. filiation with the MetropoBtkn school needs at the moment have Grange are planning a dance May District might mean to Misnehes- Oven Or $ such a high priority, there Is the 27 at the Community Hall to riUse DISCHARGED TODAY: Mra, tor people. ^ All necessity for the-utmost coopera funds for a trip to Camp Berger, Anna Yurozak, SUfford Sprinw; ^ i9X4»uauwtfe.- Hs'vlng lived in Mancheater all tion between the two agencies who tho Grange camp in Winchester Truman Hills, Wapplng: William ' ^ my life and having owned prop Appliance are most vitall.y concerned about Donald Rattazzi is chairman of the Sansom, East Windsor: Irving erty for several yean, I wonder Types these needs." Roser said. youth committee. Taylor, 143 S. Main St. , sometlmea how long our expensive Outlet! The PTA president invited board To Mall Tax GUIs Soon (^0'«ii*|iE|PIOt)»OTllM-l WSHEBME These are only a few ot many Specially, $ Other yfashers Food fUag—Hartford Rostd,- lilancheater present contractor, Negro and tures in Faith.” will meet Wednes at 33-315 Division SL advantages. Incidentally, tha dtar- Highland Park Grocery—311 Highland Street, Manchester Santos, khouM be given the op day at 8 p.m. at United Methodist WitiidraWa. of U s. Pendeiis ter cf toe MetroÎitan District Church. J PL]US THIS FINE H it AT 7:00 PM. Priced As Low As $159 Hilltop Market—i2S4 Oak Street, Manchester' portunity to bid on transporting- 'Rublic Records Hjernard and Mary Dutton, with would allow it to include Man KaarTa Food Market—583 Middle Itoke. Easti 31an'cheeter retarded children to classes in Tal- Attachments; Mancheater Water drawing Us pendens from Ann R. chester if proper steps were takm Haaeheeter Public Market—805 Mun Street, Mancheater «)ttville next year. Mrs. Catherine Co. ;vs. Tremarco Co. for $100,000; Starkweather, on properties at SO to secure qientberahip; Pern Orchardo-r37a Oakland Street! Manchester Peresluha, chairman of the trans Mancheater Water Coi vx Phyllis, Farmington and 88 Hemlock SU, f j S U i " your emotions like no otîer The District ourrently serves 10 Red and White Stores—$84 Hartford Road, Mahehester portation committee, reported the John and Yvonne ScHajJer, :for ‘'^Building Permits oommualttea with 47Ji^ million Rum's Market—217 Center Street, Alancliester contractors are willing to trane- $100,000. • ■ Eugene ‘ Glrardin- for Duncan a m ^ motion gallons of water each d ^ deUv- OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 Spruce Street filarket—1H • j Spruce Street,. Manchester port the retarded children', and 'W^fWJ'Antee• deed: Darrell - and Poison, alterations to home at 201 I F V f PICTURE! seed through 1,000 miles of water These Appliances Can Valenti’e Grocery—861 C'gnter Street, Mancheeter that a station wagon would be Donna ■'Maitland to Mildred M. Hollister St., $800. ' PALMER'SWIS'MITCHEIL'LL . msina and 7 other communities SATURDAY TILL 7 / A A P Tea Co-—40 Union Street, Rockville providod. r Etowey, house on Baybefry Rd. Howard . Andrews, to erect a \w ith sanitary sewar facUltiM. It Caiy’a Market—15'Prospect Street, itockviUe Ths board rat‘'.ed action taken dwelling St 62 Baldwin Rd., $12,- ■ has a reputation of being one of lo rry 's Paîkage Store—16 Wlndemere Avenue, RoekvIUa Re purchased W ith) at an April 10 executive meeting Advertisement— 000. ' G M s n ^ A . the finest in ths country. Park Cafe—EMt Main Street, Rockville in which Mrs. Margaret McOar- Boy Scout Rag Collection Drive, Lassmtn Sign ‘Co. for Warren It is too bad bur p c h tl^ leiideni Proapoct Package Store—| Proepect Street, Rockville tick, Gfadc 3 teacher, was granted Sattirday. May 6th . E. Howland, to erect a free stand aip never awaks to theaa oppor- FREE DELIVERY <|kBllty Store—27 Ellington Avenue,' RodcvUle a leave of absence tor .one year,- ing sign St 576 Main S t, $700. ______tumtieB, or is it more fun to ^ t Sadlgk liquor Shop—77 W, Mala Street, RocIndUo and tha board chairman authortoad Manobeetar E T ealu B e ^ d Bol- R. E. Wandsll for Frank Banty fiRs and fjuma in our andent NO MONEY DOWN FRIENDLY APPLIANCE and FURNITURE STORE MHofUr's Market—16 Park Place, Rockville to obtain an oplnton Brain town - ^------■------“rmwiimRi i rRMWwwnff Manchesteir' way imd Just raise B epRMpoateL CbwM'lto altarattona to tmlldU^ at 867 hlalB 0TABTS SUNDATi Stove Rewrea bi “W H U E WARRltm” NO PAYMENT. TllX AUGUST yaoM drcla Packafo.Stoga—Veraon oounaal ea ttit.rikoard’6 authority motL ietopboM fiOtelMU S-6M6. S t, $350. I Um taxes again with sUU no im- Lots Of FREE PARKING X. "V ,. grovsd sarri^T 445 HARTFORD ROAD, Near McKEE i -fr 'Alton t I ■ iT x,.. n- P ^ A S B IO U B MANCHESTER EVENING ^ A L D , MAKCHBaTSntt, CX)NN^ TtgsSDAY; MAY MANCHESTER EVEfJING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN r P(6!nswnXJnit V illiilg t o Pay Fair Siiare HEALTH CAPSULES Step to Cease-fire Asks Opinion TNCÎSIIIItt iiy Mlehsel A. Prttl. XD. WHV ABC 80HC CHH.PBCN Of lu Role - . OFinm SO FAT ? ‘ B a ttle Honorary member* of United 4i ' ' Lutheran Chutchwomien of Con Ita tewd eC «rK tan win b« TO cordia Lutheran Church will be U M tmlfht to MeU» wlMthcr guests at a meeting of the group fhapwwIaiilManlalwuId luive Iwan Increase in 0n One Laos Front tonight 'fit 7:30 at thei church hall. eoMiItod by Gwtoral M anagto 4- m Mrs. Waiter Kohls will Show amount of reveifiw - which the slides of Germany and other ooim- Mctwra llhvtin b«tof« b* took a (OMiifained from Fago One) (Oonttnned^troBi Fags One) poU o( town .amployn re(«rdlii( huget calla upon the insurahee in- meeting in Vientiane today to dla- tries of Europe taken on' a recent i F R i m fiuatry to produce in Ui« next bien trip. ^ Memhens of the education charitable IrutltuUons to apply to , a propoood iww.pwiiion plan. AT THE half of what la planned for the rangementp foâ political cuaa the. situation. corporation tax. nium does not require so large a committee will be in charge of the SBA for loans to repair The pension board last nicht, in Presldeht Kennedy's roving en- Am<^ other opponenta of the rate as would be ini'pMed- under ing later. Vo.v, Averell Harriman, meanwhile devotions. damage. a muoh calmer mood than the one OUR PRIMARY CONCERN . JHt PRESCRIPTION this bSl," said Hugh S, Campbell, It was stressed that the nieetln] Hostesses 'em be -Mrs. Robert plloatlons may be filed ■with a week a|ro when they took a vote PARKADE propoaed tnereaae in the corpora flew on today to visit another U.^. P m iM U V I llY tion tax Ware- apokeamen for the Vice president and counsel of the yesterday was hot a talk- to ar threatened by Communist Ledoiix, chalrTnan; Mrs. Alfred Hartford Office, 44 Glllett of censure afainst the general 'Phoenix Mxitual Life Insurance Co. Lange, Mr*. Leo Monast, Mrs, manager, decided to ask the direc ATTHC Manufacturera Aaaociation of range a cease-fire but was onijr an fl^ tors. Harriman. after a week Chpries Loflirop Bridgeport, the Naugatuck Valley of Hartford. end visit to Vientiane and Luang tors for some clariflcalion of the ______A A ______M l f - t W "Our calculations,’’ he'sadl, "in initial contact. pension board's., role. Induatrlal Council, and the Ana Prabang, flew to Saigon to con A q ^ y , In e . conda American Biasa Co. dicate that the revenue figure will , ACCORDING TO A RECENT The fighting in the limited area fer with -South Viet Nam Presi \ tension board chairman James be met if ’i of 1 ^per cent instead waa stopped after the meeting, but 517 Mahi S t, ManchMtor Arthur atid last night the ordi- Paul Andrewa of -the Naugatuck STUPV, MANY OBESE dent Ngo Dinh Diem, the target of ———NOW THRU SATURDAY. ------MAY------—6 • ^—=COME ------JEARLYI^Ê-SAVE------— — ------^ - YOU -- MONEY - ■ •- -■ - -- — Valley Induatrlal Council said that of 3% of 1 per cent is added'to CHILDREN ACTUALLY EAT Phoumi’s statement did not aay if mounting Red^^terrorism. > nance governing his board caHs each of the present rates." this w ^ . by .agreement or was MI 0-0884 Cor complete control and manage If. the corporation tax waa raised LESS th a n OTHER, • In Bangkok, the Southeast Asia- * NOT ON OUR le SALE PLAN Campbell noted that the state something both sides did without ment of pension m*tters. by the same percentage as to CHILClREN. THEY'RE OBESE instructions. Treaty organization's council ■f On that grotmd. he said, he aalea tax It would rise -only to expected to get a total of $28.5 because t h e y 'r e l e s s H? BONUS DAYS BUT VALUES TOO GOOD TO MISS! Sopsaisana said, however, it was scheduled an emergency session jpidged the general manager bad VITAMINS • NO LOWER PRICES ANYWHERE! 4 1/4 per cent Instead of 5 per milUon in revenue from the insur ACTIVE. for tomorrow—its fifth in 1 days ance industry for the biennium Cw. I«l k. tfklik nmmw presumed fighting might continue overstepped himself in taking a cen t on other fronts, especially in the —to consider latest de^lopmen'ts . survey of the town employes to RauMBihar toe nwru tiaaalslon Ihs IBOM Dempsey has proposed that the that will end this June 30. Actu- HuMi CkStiiWi MfU MwmatiM HGILYI aU|r. he said, the revenue will ex It l> fw* intknM »• bk •< * JikSnMtk nkhll* souUi where the enemy has gsdn- in' the Laos crisis. Morf/l And out if they would like a pen- pewde. Odnat t t s tonaatstors, a e t 2 or 8,. Lax on life inauranoe premiums of ed ground in recent days. lion plan simUar to that being TIME FOR A SPRING TONIC! \, Connecticut-based companies go ceed that amount by at least a o n e -A-d a y G O L f 4 ,5 -B trt ■ quarter of a million dollars- Bv'en- so, the meeting yesterday started for the ptdice force. pet<- up from the present 1% per cent and today's followTip were hailed mittilng optional retirement at age to per cent and that the non- "This suggests to us,” he said, Rabbi to Speak For Children A GOOD ALL.PAMILY jections for the next biennium." Plans May Fair RuMla is.med their cea. 2 nylon^strung rackets, net, ders. hibition of Weatem style square town about halfway between the Fki ever svcrsac seitai Um pension plan. Martin aaid the NiKinssMt. B. M. Anderson, vice president hearing was in opposition to the Jewish nrusic and dance and a re-, OtiN THUISOAV EVININCI UNTIl I SA*. pmslon board's recollection, and measures. Ail seats, and most of dance at 7 with Bob Reddop' as rebel atrongpbint at Vang Vimg view or 40 years'of Jewriah educa- loam aeGe te oMteeoh el eM wHiie gdw giienN wgeM 8e •HuctedL BnUy ammsL his recollection of the actions dif Reg. cut General Life Insurance Co., the standing room was filled by tion^th the Greater Hartford area; It I •1.60 CHILDREN'S ASPIRIN MINT 14 to 33 Btotioas s Only tolng to reptatoe ûbling of the excise taxes and •ove them out, and Kong Le head revenue rather than gain. fees would lead to a drop In sales, queen by applying at the Recrea-^ ed north where he linked up with manager the credit due him in set - mattress. GARDEN TOOLS s EzoeUcBt seleotom of Gov. John N. Dempsey, as part tion department office of the Copl- ting up the police pension plan. 5V»-VA an, REG. 4.98 staboBo o Up to 300 heoro play ea 1 force some business shutdowms and the Pathet Lao and began receiv only at your Chevrolet dealerls of his program to add $129.2 mil munity Y. ing SoAdet arms. The three men then voted to aak MOUTH Essentials for gardening! bring about a decline in state rev FORTIHED ASCORMC REO. SOc ONLY small SOc battery o 00 di^ goeroatoo lion in new revenue to the state, enue from the liquor and related Judges for queen will be Nathy Peiping Radio carried hia an the board of directors for its opln- trowel, cultivator or fork. e T taaslstors gpareateod Mfetone. aever has recommended doubling the ex industries. Godfrey of radio slatioiy^VINF; lon of the pension bosrd’s actions ACID nouncement asserting that the Na ■-COMPLEX 2 r « 40c burn out s Complete 'wHh tree geanlBO cise tax on liquor, wine and beer. Allan Cone, vice principal of Bar MOn meeting would be "to negoti in toe last two weeks, and an opin WASH 6iaiitValae!25caa. A companion bill would double the nard Junior High Schoert; and John ion on whether the pension board 89 MG. leather ease, hearing aid aMschmmit Price Too Lotc ate on the W'ays and means of VITAMIN fee for permits held by manufac Wlet, executive vice/^president of bringing about a cease-fire and an ahould have been consulted, at Vitamin O 3far...... D o ® i^ d battery. One-Stop Shoppiny Center turers and wholesalers, of alco the Manchester CJiAmber of Com least informally, before the poll of armistice, the organization of a lOOs TnbM s R gxo ll , REG. D9e holic beverages, and such retail 'Hartford, May 2 yp) — Pegna- merce. , provisional coalition government town employaa was taken. outlets as package stores, hotels, taro’s Supermarket, 2100 Dixwell Prizes for Ofe queen and' hi ^ jind the appointment of a royal Finally, the three men voted to Reg. 3A9. MILK OF MAGNESIA nstauranta, and private clubs. Ave.. Hamden, has been ordered by court will be/^ a savings bond, a aend a note of thanks to the gen 100s. Reg. 98c. Laotian government delegation to eeeeeeeeee«ee4 He is also asking a 30 per cent the Department of Consumer Pro Wrist watcK and a cultured pearl the coming international conference *******99«eeegee«ee9eeegeggggegggggggggggg'ggggggga eral manager. for the figures cm PINT REG. 52c^ Increase on unincorporated bu Y The directors will hold a public Corvair sedans and coupes and hearing tonight at 8 o'clock on the ordinance change to establish the police pension plan. family-lovin’ Corvair wagons. the "extra” bed every home /I J l j - ' - N.W IMÂIA a-DOOR SEDAN There are 81 models in a ll- must have. Comfortable foam Makes the best cup of Nothing com'bines elegance with practicality quite like these Libraries Benefit Rgxoll Pro-Cop I 'Klwuio ThMrqpgutic practically any size and shape QUIK-SWA6S filled mattress. Easy to fold. coffee you ever tasted! Great Impalas, most sumptuous Chevrolets of all. And there’s . full From Pupil Show Convenient to store away. for timily gatherings, parties, line of fir« to choose fifom. for any type of going. Why not ADHESIVE TAPE I TOOTH BRUSHES CottofrUpfNd opiicttorl for tint GER-RITE TONIC P.T.A.S, church groups, etc. D B A P S R Z a S T WAX.LPAPMR7 Several children from the Green Waterproof. Choice of Wt aid. M y md Mirty egra. 100 For iron deficiency anemia. ,FuUy automatic. drop in and see how easy you and Buckley schools will appear in liAlMl. liFor 54 doubb-to- a song and dance recital at Buck- 10 yards or T x 5 yards. ;8c M hHi * . 2 ^ 5 8 ^ Fortifies the diet 12-or. , ley School Saturday at 7:15 p.m. can do your new car shopping Proceeds ol the show will tonefit Ra|.2.79...... 2for2.N i the libraries of toth schools. R o fl. 3 9 c w c in just one stop! TTie children will appear in cos 2i^ ^ i. 30® 2 4 0 Tabs. 8(^ Rtf. 4.79.2 for 4.80 REO. 38.00 tumes, and will perform several mru m rrtts numbers, Including a ballet class REO. 31.95 routine. "Yellow Polka Dot îklni,’’- "I'm an Angel. ' "An Old Dutch Garden." "Stepping Out With My \ Baby." "Grand Night for Singing," ; N.W CbRVAIR MONZA CLUB COUPE I "Artist Ballet," "Mother Gooee Xf///) ffLfCTRIC • ’ ^ Characters," "Over the Rainbow,” H L ~ m m m m c j Here’s the family man's sports car with bucket seats up front I /• "Swiss Bell Ringer," and "Red and HAIR DRYER Black.” 5r - AWNINOBT S and the famed traction 'and ease of handling that stems.from • l«BUe Ellison, me only boy In the Has hot and coM switch, FDRNITURET ; Corvair’s rear engine. _ ; all-girl recital, will appear ' with removable bast and, DROP LEAF TABLE 8-year-old Jane. Morrison In oasy grip handle.. 3 ^ ^ îg h t! strong! "Wouldn't It Be Lovely." Rolls M easily. Ite waste. Stops Mrs. Charles Morrison la chair 4 f e - . REG. 5.05 k Smart man oi the show, assisted by stU' edor. Anfiperspwant.Gives 24^ Charcoal dent teacher Miss, Enid Rosenthal, Adrienno Coro Nomo m hourpretecUon. and White ■ daughter of Mr. and\Mrs. 'Morton . Pattern! ■■ - Rosenthal, U Lawton' Rd. Tickets will be sold at the door. DUSTING POWDER HAND LOTION NOW... Unharmedned 6]by HAIR A ‘ IpohcliI, acid, Delicately scented for after New, creamy lotion leaves 8 V R i% i. 1 ; water! Parsonage Ready bath luxury. Also available your hands soft and smooth. aippER sn 2 A r / 0 « \ „ ElKtik (jiippen, clipptr in Lavender. . | T O d j 8-ounce tiottle. iusrd,i)utch p s a a ,.- For New Pastor R « 9 * ^ stbcbMiit, Ref. 1.75.2 FOR I. ID Rat980.2FOR . . . shssra a eonh. Ih s interior of the Second Con R I O .t.9 S LINOLMUUr VXDNBTIAN BLINDS? gregational. ChurcjlX parsonage has been completely redecorated, ac cording to a report made last night atj^ church. , The parsonage on 106 Henry St. will be occupied by the new pas BRITE SET Bel Air t-Door Sedan . tor, the Rev. Felix M. Davis, on $PIN HEAD May 15. He will take up his pas 1 PINT I ” F i n d toral duties on June 4. HAIR SPRAY WIto t o porcluule of CHEVROLET’S GOT MORE OF WHAT IT TAKES Other reports heard at a meet 1 plat r ^ . pitoe 55c. ' CAR W ASH . . . and that's why more people are taking to it. solid comfort. All this'w ith a slimmer, trimmer ing .of the Second Congre^tional Church Council included the re BRUSH t h e ■That built-in J'et-smooth ride, for .instance. Body shape that gives relaxing roominess inside. No sults of the Aunt Jemima pancake by Fisher refinements you’ll find" in no other car ii^ wonder Chevrolet’s the most popular on the high- festival and, committee records. 900 CALORIES 2 pints 36® i|> srtits witn siNnHm VIM Louis. Stoltenberg, chairman, Chevy's field. Big and little things that add up to .way and the buy-way! FOR WffOffT CONTROLS o l 3-foot okimiMim howHo. \ pre^ded at the meeting, attended Mad* MPMlally tor Lig by 23 members. Chocolate, Vanilla. S you need in t h e . . . Uutterscotdt s g ett dliig by a tomone na^ CONDITION G81T1GAL ttooal dairy. 3 .9 8 | M Barlln, May 2 (« — Mrs. , Lena REG. 1.49 , E VALUE Heatoff, 65, Dorchester, ' Msas., See the new Chevrolets.at your local atUhorized Chevrolet dealer's One-Stop Shopping Centeir . was killed yesterday when « car craabed into a bridge abutmant on Whara practically avaryona tindt practically avarything Routo 5. State Police aaid-her hus band Simon, 88. appar^tly suf- 2 for 1.50 I in ild iiltl Itoad a baait attack .while drtv- lllllilllllllllllllHIIIIHIIIIIIIIillllRI bV« B* waa laat m w tad in ertt' ta t MBAttta. * -4;ARTER CHEVROLET COMPAHY, INC. V’ - • ■; - f ' ' ' ■' T2» ^N ST1I£ET ^ IfMiMCHESirah CONH. Ml

‘N . 1 .1 f \ ... ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERA]^, MANCHESTEB, CONN.. TUESDAY, M^Y 2, 1961 f A G B S I Z MANCHEStEB EVENING HEKALD, MANCHESTER. CONN« TUESDAY. MAT S, 1961 ■ P a o z a w w Elections Ruled Out chestra' last Wednesday .for the iUm rl^ratrr the hoany melf whpe tt thib sams efti the poUtieiaas have , a t New Lwdei GOP Sees Election Results Two Concerts bemilt of the Daniel Maneliuek ,back tnte the pest for the hard not been entirely asleep to the Pardon Board H e'hM 'M to 'fi'yfiw .Mtfi • ^HEARSON," Memorial Scholarship Fund netted DipeiMIe heceaaiUas of naked powwr poUtica Cotmeetiiiut issue lavolve he is M all our money, paper as tltiona of 80 othMr inmatm, in HAK/tMim ca Castro Puts Cuba a member of the orchestra, died of Utti Refrigeralin ■ CO. JNC. would-be progiammlag - hiaviag Cuts Terms Yankee weU sa sOveT. A ad thay have, after cluding a woMfi prisoner and a "tkailmtl^âkvkrbnSI^ pneumonia In December. I been dianqtted and mussed, U 180 years of national nsglset, final youth «t ChesUra Reformatory. êlected to the board were Edward Omhaaled oafi IM M hiakMi aw Yiii nalftiatMifi • fa»Ht< INI ■urRepublicans today began eyeing Next Season doesn't quite know what to raadi B y A. B . O, ly put Him into the Pledge of Al Among the uasoooeasful plead- J, Doyle, 946, .and Joseph Strasaer, legiance as wail. If the Pled^ of Of Kilters the results of two of yesterday’s 931, Republicans; and Mario for now. efa 'WU Itobert Rossi, 42. a for H-i.' . ( (V Air. i.s with Reds el|^t biennial town elections as In Two concerts instead of'one will Allegisnoe is rented leas fraquenli- Solari, 766, and Modesto Brunoll, Two Survive Crash Having tried to be tntelUgent Pardon us, while we step dutslde . Hsrttord; litty t (m —Tb* State mer New York night dob mter- dications f0 a revitalization within be performed next sehson by the the routtne for a spssdal philo- ly, theas days, there is more money totner, who 'with his brother mur 732, Demoorats. PottertonV M an ICTaBtiit and reesoneble in the world, It is In clrcuIsUon than ever, so that Board of Pardons has votsd favor Pat Copy ,the party. Farmington-Republican Clifton Manchester Civic Orchestra, Uie Of B47 Jet Bomber 186 Center fit^»43to. at TTIw hm /fioUMya. BMarad at seêal discussion . with State ably on ths appsalaof tw« coavict- dered a Flalnvilte woman, Mrs. '\(CkMHttBaad Ctooi Page One) In the two communities—-Nau- members decided Jast night at an "at JtaMbMtci- Coan. aa now tempted even to be unintelli we should think there could be Hadwig 'Vrogasr; in IMS. E. Wells defeated Democrat Allen I Kail Mattar______Senator John LuptOa of Weston, sd'murderers, a bank lubber anfi P Bieenea, HaitimlN fi Ce. , . ' atuck and Enfield—Republicans Heline,. 1,654-1,303, for first select^ informal meeting at Ctvey’s Res gent and unreasonable, all for the who himself atepi^ outside the calculated a large net gain for the three dope addicts. Ddrtag' a brisf bustn'ass msst- and ekoluaive purpoae,purpoee, which w1 is to About Town (OonUnaed from Page One) - ofllclal promulgation of the values aid Ito itoeatod m ajor Democratic cain- man; end Republican Albert L. ta u ra n t ^SUBBCRBrtlON RATM? purpoee .of being sure it does do routine at last week'a Republican Among ths sentencos sloshed by ing. the hoard re-elected Barnard I SH Meta 8«.. Ilsi»cli*»wr . iu people." didates in their traditional strong .Rehearsals start Monday in the .✓ Payabla la Senator Lupton admires. H. T>agar as its presidsnt and ra- ' lht(diaU M iU. Mjtlehell MUE The orowl oke mto the Cuban Dakers beat'Democrat Paul G. One survivor walked out with Carrtw Jtaii sonijething. luncheon. the board yosterday was the life The Central Connecticut Coin’ h o ld Routhier, 1,648-1,309, for the other Taar .. .tU.M tS w We cite these two advance# In term of 50-year-old Francis Zo- apinintod IsadMu U Ketlan, as j '- -Plaiue wad y#*r latest fieeaerdifieeert* revolutionary "We ShaU Tri- members of a rescue party about mxi This is w hat we deecribed a t tbs'' Under the general Jteadlng of a behalf Of Senator Lupton's con umph," Club wlll mew. tonight a t 7:80 In The\ other GOP victories—in contested selectman's seat. Hbw- •two hours after the wreckage was BASEMENT ■eapia (ileoUMtbn of the failure of politP kauaksB, a former Waterbury po ascretary. Both art Bridgeport the Whlton Library Auditorium Trumbiilj, Bethany, Avon, Farm t :(0 beginning a s the state of being off sistency, not because we ouraelves liceman who shot and killed hia a ^ m a y e . Cutro laid ‘T f'^r. Kennedy ard H. Coe, Republican, was elected wotted. The aimian had been in I H ciaM thlcad firmly from principle ththk they have really‘‘rescued or does not like acxiialiam, we don’t forâ coin auction. Refreshments ington, i^ranlfy and Simsbury— councilman-at-large over Democrat toui* by radio with an Air Force LEAKS? beJance, unsure of its dlrectlona anfl belief"^ Instead of. geigerlng girl friend Nov. 1 . 1944. AfkM«M will be serveef. were scored^ areas generally con promoted the spirituiU content of Zuksiiskaa WM e(mvicted . of . STOCKS like imperiaUem, We don’t like John J.’ Salmon. Others elected to F89 jet that participated in the w A T in l*i.I <, and methods, troubled in mood. their srey through the errant Switsartand officially uses four sidered as RepuMican. American life. It seems to be Sena first-degree murder in th* death of languages: Oermtn, French, Itali riTY MVAVa capitallam.” the council were John Erha, Ekigar •oarch for the wreckage. There STOPS LEAKS INSTANU r TBfe ASSOOATES PBKBS There is only one main thing to whims of a decaying pupUc, Sena- lONDS ^ North neighborhood Girl ScoUt As a ruleV Republicans ' have A. King, Edith. J. Hoppln and Rich were no details on the second sur ____ I AaaeciataA lPran la aaolustraly tor Lupton who bcUevee that be Mrs. fit^hanie Pluagis of Water an and Romansch. The latter is an TBLBFMAMB Cuba haJ aa much right t^ aet poseessed Fteater strength in the / antttlad to Um'âe of ropoMlcatlOB of be said to all this. tef Lupton aasignea to the politi lief can be crested or regulated by up a abclaliet state 90 miles frohv leaders will meet at North Meth- ard W. Hube, Republicans, and vivor. iiionosi ^ ~awa fUaUatcbba cradtlwl to It or bury, a mother of two. Alpme dialect. MUTUAi raws K^lat Church tomorrow at 7:45 smaller commumUes in the state. . The good intention haa^to have cians guilt and responalbiUty for sets of legislsUve or public policy, The board yesterday' reduced his the U.S. coast as the United Andrew S. Lutz and Stanley S; The ground party was directed SEALS THE SURFACE otbanHaa credited in thla paper what hs found to be a growing neg pun. Parade tdarshat However, GOP^tate chairman Kowalski, Demorats. to the crash area by the Iron e local BC*a onpitahed here, more than one life in pth' kind of or who believes, at least, that it life term to “tipie. served.” It was States does to its form of govern Edwin H. May JrX reflected his la of repabUeatlon of apodal lect, in the past 25 years, of the Would, help greatly if we could pass tha second tltne pardons board ment,'Castro said. Walter A. Von Hone - of Iron- Granby-Republican George E.’ County sheriff’s department. keratn are alao reaerrad. world, it is bluntotf and dafOat- spirit of man. Theânchester Pharmaceu.tlcal party’s views in a sratement pic The crash was almost a dupli a series of Uryvs making religious acted favorably in hia behiilf. Af "Why'do they fear ua? . . . as wood Dr, Vernon, commanding of turing the vlctorleaN^ especially TuflBn defeated Democrat Harold W. M. mGLANO aaralea eHent of N B. A. Sere- ed and rejected, must neverthe Hs got specific In hla citations of Khrushchev said, this shows they Society meet tomorrow at H. Stockman, 1,095-745, for first cate of the circumstance’s in whidr '^tVB and patriotic ritual compulsory for ter his conviction, Zukauskss was 9:46 p.m. M , Fiano’s Restaurant, ficer. of the Engineers Detachment those in Naugatudk and Elnfleld, ,-ieo, iDc. less push forward again. If It la whst. to him, wars the signposts sU young / Americans, reifuiring sentenced to the electric chair, but have no faitlrln their own system." selectman under the town's new a 6-englne RB47 went down In the LUMBER CO. . FnbUataaa BepreeeetatlToe: TT»« Bolton. of the Connecticut State Guard, as proof of the success orjils par same area on Feb. 24. Four .men Jultoa lUtberra Spedal Aaency — Kav ensnared diffktdUes it itself indicators of our welfare ih everybody tn the histoiy books to the board commuted the death It was clear from Castro’s con ty’s revitalization program\adopt- town manager charter. Others Vpr^ CMcairo. Detroit and Boaton. sentence to life imprisonment. \ text that by "socialism" ha meant haa been selected parade’ marshal elected to the Board of Selectmen died in the crash. A flash of light Opfiii AH Day Sohirday i.ever h ^ ' time' or opportunity to that department of living. He re be a hero, or forbidding any Miss Beth Tangmrone, daughter ed last year. \ • intHBTO AUDIT BUREAU OF called the nostalgic daya when we American. parent, on the other The other convicted killer who "communist” or something much for the Memorial Day parade in were Kenneth W. Parmelee and in the sky was the first indica CIRCULAnONS, eliminafe frOm the scene. It must of Mr. and Mrs. P. A, 'Tangarone, Manchester. “While it' can be said that Iqcal tion of that disaster. "AT THE OSEEN" were all “raised in s^hat we fondly hanci. to believe in God in such ex won a similar reduction o f his life Uke'it. elections are won on local issu'es, Karl J. Valkenburgh, Republicans, n>a ReraM PrtaitlnB Cnmpanr tnc.. seek to^'tricate itself and resume sentence was Frederick Nosck, 71, H e used the 'word "traitors” to 29 Harvard Rd., will sing with the Von Hone, formerly of Manches- and Democrat Robert C. Nuckola. Iron County Deputy Angelo Bal- 5U 9-6201 taMBBM ftO OoMIClRlbiaadal reapeoalbutty___ for cell 'a flag waving' America'... treme fashion as to want to keep Orphean Otob, choral society of it is evident that the Republicane i. the daya when schools taught of New HsrtfonL who kUled hla describe Latin Americu nations tier, was selected for the post by Simsbury-Republican Rusaell S. dovin said the Wreckage of the B47 Heal e rra n appiartp* 6 ad- ■iit Journey. It must not trade his or her child from acknowleding N; Lasell Junior College, in Sym Wilber T. Little and Everett Ken are on the right side of the is au^ dharthar readtnaread' matter civics — When our history books "pny earthly authority.” employer, Alvah Bcldan, A]nrU 12, which followed the United Ststes’ Bhaw won his third term as first was spotted from the air by Air “Beentna ‘ RariSS. itself in for something cheaper at phony Hall, Heston, on May 19. nedy, former marshals, and rep sues,'” May said. Fowe Jet planes which went up were an exciUng parade of pa- We happen to believe that such 1848. He had pleadad guilty, to sac- lead in severing diplomatic, rela In Naugatuck, 68-year-old Re selectman by defeating Democrat the first sign of a reverse or a re ond-degree niurder. tions w ith Cuba, and vllifled Pres Mias Tangarone is a child study resentatives of the American Le THomas A. Hayes, 1,953:1,166. at ’dawn. He said the plane was triou, when the 4th of July was h thlnga cannot be legislated or con major at Lasell Junior College, publican Joseph C. Reytkwich Jr. jection. It must not expect'instant bigger day than the 15th of April.. Neither' will be able to leave the ident Kennedy, who earlier was gion in the Permanent Memorial Others elected to the Board of Se from K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base RUG and " Ttieeday—1 p-aa Mondays x trolled or compelled, and our skep state prison at Wethersfield until Newton, Mass. Day Committee. handed Democrat Adam T. Men- lectmen were Robert A. Kerr Jr, at Marquette, Mich., but a Saw fadaeaday^ p.m ToeMa^' succesa. Just because it happeiu to The days I speak of were before ticism includes the likely results of burned in effigy. gacei hia first political defeat in 25 ----- a p.m. WodnaMBy. the parole board acts favorably on “Kenneily had better get rid of Henri Pessinl, 40 French Rd., Republican, and Richard E. Cur Dr. John R. Eddy yer spokesman would say nothing ^ -1 be good. It must*be prepared to Qod wes objected to. when the such methods in countries like Rus Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma was named chief of staff for the years to win the office of mayor. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag their esses. that hate^ that phobia against our tiss, Democrat. All other Republl- except that all Information would UPHOLSTERY ^ "•1 a.HB./.^Tiday. fight patiently, steadfastly, and sia where they are apparently The board also reducod time sons, will meet tomorrow at 7:M parade. Raytkwich polled 4,102 votes to candidates were re-elected) band room at the high school at have to dome from Forbes Air ______deaditoat a.m. eadi was a renewal of faith In the cemn- to revolution.” Castro said in a 3 % 4,015 for Mengacci. . calmly, for a very long time, ob practiced without the allghteat in served the 18-25-yesr term of Ar p.m. at the Masonic Temple. After Von Hone is a U.S. Navy veter 8 p;m., only a week after the or Force base at Topeka, Kan., in day at publieatloa a n m Satnrdar— try founded on His full approval hibition or hesitancy bert J. plain about the existence of a capi Times. Waddell School cafeteria last elder ststeamen who committed future can confirm that they have let a thing like this happen?... FIRE SAFETY AWARDS talist imperialist regime 90 miles night also been mistakes. Hia opportu After all, it la we who put the from our coast,” he said. Anderson Shea Post and Aux ' Brownie Troops participating the great mistakes of yesterday Washington, May 2 — H art- His voice rising with ’ emotion, nity to mako, or avoid, the mis official atamp on the adm inistra feM.'Ceiin., haa won the fire safety iliary,. VFW, have been Invited to were Troop 34, led by Mrs. Floyd ISiurName and Address is all it takes to enter the and who qualify, therefore, aa ix- Castro ended by waving hia arms takes which can rsally crush the tion of the public schools. We Award for cities of 100,000 to 250,- march in the Tall Cedars of Leb Mitchell; Troop 94. led by Mrs. perlenoed counsel for one in trou establish the climate in which pub- W k ir lp M l and shouting "Long live the Cuban anon parade Saturday in Man Fted Pemberton and Mrs. Ray hopes and promises of his young 000 populStian in the annual U.S. R working class. «Long live the ble today. Ue education operates.” chester. Merqbers 'will assemble in mond Miller; Troop 37, led by Mrs. Chambe'f of Commerce contest. An REAL ESTATE brother countries of LaUn Amer What haa happened to .the Preei- administration stlU Ui We think tiiat. In stating hla honorable mention in the same E. aii Qm RaigM m ith front of the Army-Na'vy Club at Bernard Bentley and Mrs. Walter r S ica. . .motherland or death: And he should know, we think, case, Benstor Lupton should have 4:30^'p.m. Hamilton; and Troop 36, led by dent tirustratea Just one main gen population grouping went to New PrtcM «i Low INSURANCE^ N C E B y w will triumph." T 7 ^ eral thing, this is a harsh life, not that the highest hope of the AmeT' accompanied his listing of develop Haven, uonn.,' It was announced Mrs. Daniel Buzinas and Mrs. Wil ments which are deplorable set last night at the chamber’s annual Sorvieo Thot's loffor The Communist style May Day Horace B. Learned, 30 Forest liam Klimas. always necessarily kind to his fine lean people for him, and for them fee m a in fir., g r o u n d f l o o r —t e l . m i e -stfi celebration that lasted nearly 24 St., will attend an annual Fathers selves, is that he will find his backs, from bis point of vleyr, with awards dUiner. The Royal McBee Guest speakers Included Mrs. Intentions ackif(^ledginent of two develop dorp, of Hartford took top honors "INfiORANfiMITBfi filNOB IfU ” hours included thousands of flags, Weekend Friday through Sunday Murray Spltzer, president of the This whole country, and the bearings not ^ ths urgent biûlss ments within this sams tiitt« period among large firms for promoting banners and placards bearing antl- at Smith College, Northampton, (Connecticut Valley Girl Scout of hot and sOrry events, not in which are preeumably from hia economic understanding among its Poftefton's United States slogans and praising Mass., where his daughter, Alex Council: Mrs. Wyant Garrison, in whole world, could see the lîrit lie Ceater fit. Cor. of Church Castro’s revolutionary regime. andra Learned, is a sophomore. In whidi this young man took of veering from one ‘ emergency tn point of 'View great gains. During employea termediate troop (lonaultailt for the Castro watched It aU and smUed northwest neighborhood; and Mrs. HU another, but In that complex of fice, and iê\itably thrilled to its acknowledgments as the crowd St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild will Arlene Swanaon, northwest neigh promise. He w u undertaking to principle and outlook and would- chanted "Fidel, Fidel.' meet in the guild hall Thursday borhood ^John Members will bring sandwiches, thinking, by clear and untrammei- enter office and which, If he gpM Kovalcek of Manchei St. John’s Hosts and dessert will be served by Mrs. Girl Scout chalrma: ed mlnda, from wUch clear and back to it and perseveres in it, .Emma Brown, Mrs.. Elizabeth could still pnpre to have the only ehce Johnson, Wadi cooaistent and piasttlve actions Youth Convention Holmes and Mrs. Herman Schen- ident; Mrs. Kennetfi Prior, would proceed. answer for an American leader, or del. land PTA president; William‘s MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUN for an American destiny in the This was what the world had About 250 delegates from Po- Heins, Buckland Sch(x>l principal; world. \ Eleven members of the Girls William FVeeman, . Robertson long needed. It was what eyery- FAMILY Iiul;National Catholic (diurches in Friendly sponsors of St. Mary’s frienaa, ^nnectlout will meet at St. John’s School principal; and ..Miss Ethel body was waiting for. The young Episcopal Church, headed by Mrs. Robb, Waddell Scb(x>l principal. 1 man, and hla finely poised assur How Late A Spring? Polish National Catholic Church Frank 'Wohlgemuth, president, a t Sunday for the third annual youth’ Also, the Rev. Stanley Hastillo ance, were welcmned to the role. The calculated statistics seem to i * **^***®*‘ P u b lic tended. the 13th annual national of St. Bridget’s parish; Mrs. Ralph convention. convention of the group last week It was perhaps natural to such be that the month of April, by pro- The Very Rev. Msgr. Leopold A. Grondln, scouting organizer for • 7 s e r v i c ; end at the Heubleln Hotel In Hart Buckland School; and Mrs. Law fine Intentions that they abcuid vidiiig us with temperatures which Dabrowskl of Bridgeport, dean of ford. Speakers Included the Rt. before. * ever ,v‘ the ConnecUcut Polish National rence Dunn, organizer for Wad make one grievous miscalculation. averaged out two degree# below Rev. and Mrs. Walter H. Gray, and dell School, Catholic churches, will pr- \ 1e as Miss Gall Eagleson. The fact that everybody aeemed nomal, slowed the seal on down so honorary cirainhan. Intermediate Scouts from Troops hungry for them did not mean that that everything in the world of na ,, Young people wlU attend from 69 and 73 served the supper. eventa, or history, or other ture is now about four days b^lnd The Sodalltj—OT the Blessed Brownie Scouts made maypoles tmte, or Norwich, New London, New Brit Sacrament of/ 3t. John’s Polish OTHER human and policy factors on the schedule. ain, Hartford, Bridgeport, Union for table decorations as well inspect our f - to National Catholic Church will favors for the mothers. world scene would suddenly relax 'niat may be accurate enough City, Southington, New Milford, and Thompsonvllle, Wallingford, and meet tonight at 7 in fiie parish PRIZES _ Into a good and Cooperative be when It does applyjto things like or rnfo/matic hall. ’Tomorrow, May devotions NEW CARS Manchester. GRAND PRIZE 1961 havior the moment such fine in the temperature of the aoil, the will he observed a t 7 p.m., fol The meeting is scheduled to be- lowed^ by a meeting of the youth tentions appeared. state of buds, the advance of foli 'gin with entertainment provided DUPLICATES OF CLASS WINNERS OF 1961 MOBILCAS ECONOMY RUH This was Impossible. This was age. and the day the shadblew la Cfill abow you th r« *^*’0. by the teen-agers at 2:30 p.m. in Liberty Hall on Golway St. Ac^ Miss Linda M. Nelson, daughter unlikely. There were situations al coming out These thinga along cording to the Rev. Walter ready tangled for trouble, no mat with the date of the first apple •er;iê. * oôur. of Mr. and Mrs. G. M(lton Nelson, Hyszko, pastor of—St. JTplin’s 57 Tanner St., is one of ten spring ter what anybody did, as in Cuba blossoma^sre. remarkably regular Church, each gprouprefllj- pfo^de queen finalists at Upsala College, and Laos. There were forces In frortT'year to year, and even the \ **®PectfuHy^ am ateur acts, Ipmudini East Orange, N. J. Finalists will the world which had their own pol abnormal cold of April would not dancing, and ski) take part in the college’s spring icy reasons to be afraid of the be likely to create a slow-down of A supper w m be aefVed in the week festl'rities next week, and pariah hall of St J ( ^ ’s|at 6 p.m., the queen will be elected May 9. AT emergence of any new America of more than four days. Furtharmors, followed by leHgfous Miss Nelson is a 1968 graduate of such fine intensions and clean. In the processes of nature itself are and a businea i/meeting. Manchester High School. She is a 3 CADILLACS 3 CHRYSLER NBWPORTS 3 FORD FAIRLANE 8'S Father HyesKo, also a chtlirman telligent performance, forces so elastic at this time of year that Junior, majoring In socialogy and A CBB Radio Feature Only on which, therefore, were certain to one sudden day of abnormal heat of the pôgâm^'eaJd_-the cohyen- preparing for a teaching career. tion waiMield first In 1958 at St. WINE MON.-FRI, 3:10, produce reactions and strategy could, if It came, uipe out the four J 0hn’s./Last year, the group met Plans for the 25th reunion of " I " * 1230 ON YOUR ! CASH! T T v ' ' r V ------r X — X aimed at deranging this fine po day lag and put everything back don City. the Manchester High School class 4 BUICK SPECIALS 4 PLYMOUTH SAVOY fi'S tential Image. on completely • normal schedule. iry Grzyb, chairman • of St, of '1936A, to be held a t the Man Good intentions and clean aims All this, however, applies to na tin’s parish, assisted by Joseph chester Country Club on May 20, ilardl, ehairman of St. John’s got noÎear track. An administra ture, not to man In hia relationship are nearing completion. Members FAMILY CRAMPED FOR LIVINC SPACE? youth group, have planned the are asked to return questionnaires nr r nr nr ' r tion dedicated to proving iu own and his tasks with nature. April's, just everybody is joining up! convention. mid make reservations inunedlate- f4 FORD FALCONS 4 CORVAIR MONZAS anti-colonialism and thus moving canny distribution of Its low tmn- How ab^t fintshing, off one or more rooms ih the Adjournment will be at about ly by calling Mrs. Martha Roth closer to the he^ nations of the peratures and its high rains delay 7:30. Reichenbach, 406 Woodland St. world snarled itaelf intq a Cuban ed man much more than four days. attic or basement?-Or enclosing the porch? O r even You may enter this Sweep- to enter. adventure. An a>lmlnistratlon will The state of plowing in .the coun LAST CRANCE-CONTEST ENDS MAY 15 stakes as often as you wish. RULES Selection of winners: First name ing to do the right thing and cease tryside.* of planting in the town / All entries must’be depiMitad drawn will receive Grand Prize American efforts to convert Laos garden, would both Indicate that adding a new wing? Is it a question of money? Just fill out the entry blank below 4nd deposit it in with participating Mobil dealere of $25,CKX} In cash. Next 25 Into an aDy found the Communist by May 15, 1961. Only one hibited or restricted by law. names drawn will win a brand- human endeavor, this spring. Is aa prize to a family. Winners will Residentsof Alabama,Georgia, new duplicate of one of th# 7 ' t^positiOn not willing to match much as two weeks behind sched theJI'Official Ballot Box” at any participating Mobil ' be datermini^ by a random Kentucky and. Missisaippl'are Class winners of the 1961 Mo. tha,t nobility. ule. See Manchester's oldest financial institution for finan- drawing coriductad by 0. L. not ellglbleDo enter. Emrtoyeas bilgas Economy Run. (3 (^dil- And an administration which de And, although nature could, if it '■' ■ .; V” ■ "Blair Corporation and notified of the Socony Mobil Oil (kxiv Ja'es will be given away, 3 dealer. Enter as often you wish. Get extra blanks by telegram about 6 to 8 weeks pany, -Ind., and members of Chrysler Newports and 3 Ford cided It was high time America felt like it, make up its oWn lag In cing to cover these and othtf needed improvements] You ■*4 after tha close of tha Sweep- Their Immediate, families, em. Fairlane 8’s. In addition, 4 v.rent into negotiations w ith-R us one hot, steanUng, grinvth-forclng from your friendly Mobil dealer. Nothing to buy! stakes. This Sweepstakes is ployees of itsadvertising agao- Plymouth Savoy 6’s, 4 Buick sia with adequate preparations day, no such opportunity Is open void In New Jersey, Wisconsin, cles plus Mobil''dealers and Specials, 4 (k>rvair Monzas. and A sincere willingness to enter to the farmer or gardener. He can Florida end wberever else pro- their employees are not eligible and 4 Ford Falcons.) tain ernnpromise found that such not compress his work. Into say fine behavior produced no compar great aingle-day push. Each fur MONEY GROWING? K able stance on the part of Russia, row is still as long as It over was, Window Shades but merely a continuation of Rus and takea the aame amount of time Changing tha subject to the ouittei; of your uviag«.>. . . are Take this ENTRY BLANK to your Mobil Station sian churlishness. to turn. As far as man Ip concern ABOUT THE FAMOUS oiey growing aa fast as thay could and ehould, cooatotent-with Mod* to Order AlVtheae things might have ed, he has not even had hla spring ii *He<»en lemHy's Fuel OH Club Hurryl Entry Blanks must bs In by May 15. 9 ALSO FACTS MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUNt anticipated. Good intentions j and fever, or hia good spring stretch, Mfety T Inveatad hare, ypur mvinga are INffURBD and earn good deeds are no^ autamatll^y yet, and that might be all he could more money for you at the rate o f ...... J... DOUBLE VENITIAN ILINOS What b the Mobilgas Economy Ran? It’i an actual on-the> NAME. wW hove M OI^ MCMKRS thon ever befe^ welcomed Intb 'a naughty 'wwld. get into that (me good warm day Bring your old rollers In road test of the miles^per-galloD potential of today’s can. It’s * They usually get rough treatment. if it came along. ' TRIPLE-S BLUE and save S5e per shade conducted and certified by the United States Auto Qub and STREET. That is the' first test they must Ju«t l»at week sent out 1961-62 application forms. every make American car has been economy proved in tiui survive, if they are to mean any Not only are old members re-joining, but more and more annuri'classic. CITY. JJONE. .STATE. thing or accomplish anything. This A Thought for Today people who were not members' last season are taking out Where 9Mhe Run held? Eveiy year the Route b different. But iiSone of the facts of. life. Anybody Sponsored by the Manebester membership. it|s always ca(c^llly plann^ to include most every type of SPECIAL!!! EXJRA BONUS *5,000! who wants to run a country has to Coumdl of Cburebee driving condition you would be likely to encounter in a year's learn It, and then proceed nonethe- The tough winter showed people the advantages of be driving. This year the Run started in Los Angeles, California, Lcara the fads about the Mobilgal Economy Run and you may win an'extra l«ss. ' John Wesley said: "A Methodist ☆ A v A STAMPS S5.000 if your entry, u drawn for the grand prize and the 3 statements below are ing serviced by a large, efficient organization geared and ended 6 efayS-and 2561 miles later in Chicago, Dlinois. But the discovery and the disll- is one "''who has the Love, of cptrectly answered. Check whether they’re true or false. For clues read column at God shed abroad in his heart by. f / left titldl “Facts.” The Mobilgas Economy Run is your best guide to the m ^ g e luslonment has, in this instance, to operate smoothlîinderL fidverse cotn^tjons". ' Who wIm the Rim? Can entered in the Mobilgas Economy O15 Holy Ghost given unto him'.” Run are divided into 7 (passes, with a winner in each dass. potential of today’s can.,^ûse: bees a se^re and disconcerting Religion, at ita beat, in every age Inquire about membership by phoning MI„.,9-4695 or EVERY WEDNESDAY agl^rlence for'the particular ad- has not been conteijt with repeat SAVI.NGS Classes range ftom C^w A which includes the compact can Can ate divided into 7 classes according to their size and type, with □ Tmii Biiii^&ttUon involt/ed. In its ing a creed or giylng' assent- to TR 6-3271. You’ll get facts—no,safes talk.or salesnian to Q ais G—high priced can. These groupings make it easier , '\ a winner'in aim dass. staged anguish, Jt even kets as if Intellectual propositiona. - at your door., erra-- to compare the results and make the Run a clear-cut guide The route is over 2,000 miles long and coven most, every type of Job said; "I know that my Re» I.OAN WKE.WILD* to the mileage potential of today’s cars. u. driving condition you're likely to encounter in a year’s driving. □ Ttt* things would be better if the free deemer liveth.. ' . \ ,s S f I C I A I I ( ) N 'Âmkriesn press printed things dif- The Mobilgas Economy Run b conducted and certified by the Isaiah said; 'Tn the year that United States Auto Oub. □ w * □ r«M kind Uzgiah died, I saw the L o rd .. '* ferenUy. It acts as if it had Just KLCO-HEAT *'Our ReputoUea discovered what Ohrtimunist diplo- Peter said: "ITiou art'' the Christ, son of the Living God-.. ' Is Your Assurance** E.JU0HNS0N aiacy and Cbmmunist policy are Paul said, addressing the vision iiAiicHiaria»f e t t f t riwAiêiAt. iiiBTiTUTieM This space really like. on the road to Damascus, "Telt me, M obil for dealer name and Vbially, it acts as if ill its own Lord, who are you." ^ . ■ JOCf7,xA€aiAs j PAINT CO. flae iatantloits. Its objectives, Wo must know' whom we have m MAIN si*. eddreta had auddanly been proved iniprac- believed in s personsl experience. Lawrence F. Almond, Pastor lu u iii OjMii Until \P,M. Monday, TuQtdqy qnd Friday •Vm?" PHONE Ml 9-4501 ttoal, mai sw ft be moved over to South Msthodlst Church ^ 191 m a i n s r t f i f MANCHiSUR. CONii •t ■ .

■ t \ S '\.- 1 FAflB KICTT kAXCBX;S11EE SYENING ^BRALXK lUNdHIBTER, OONM^ TOESDAT. K A t 2.1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, h£l NCHESTER, COfJN., TU E SD A Y, M A Y 2, 19617 PAGBMIlai eourt turned down her appUoatien North WSCS C o u r t V p a ^ ' fOT a widow’s BUownnoel ter sup fO R RlN T The Eichmann Trial s port from Catolano’a estate, of • aad Id Base. Nsvis Ft^ setogs Fine Concert I- South Windsor whlcli Ratiisel Oatalano, ble BOft, Gratis! Installs Slate jV-Radlo Tonight Marriage of by 6 previmiii marriage la tor. A ttom e/s n ld the estate tfna Court Told Miuiy Sought ByChaminade ZB A to Hear Front End ’valued at >,000. w e l d o N d r u g eo. Mts. Glenn ^w 'w a s Installed iOl Msla i t Til^lO g-sm president of the Women’s Society tfncle, JVfece 4ha appaalad to aupartor eauit Bg ISABEL W. DUFFY for Christian Sbrvioe o^Jôrth T elevision in Hartford, which reserved da- The Chaminade Musical Club Two Requests Special tmipeyws bmciit SCajor public comment on mu . RartfiiMNl, May t (ff) — The cielon pending the 'aupraae oourt’i Death Without Torture presented ltd annual concert last nidpal aotivitlas In the past sU Methodist Church dhring e candle •:00 BIS 2 Theater (ta sengriee) R««. $12.80 tlM otiMr day and light service last nli^t at the ireMK wadding at a Bartterd man hie opinion to the queation: evening In the South Methodist The Zoning Board of A ppels months has been .confined to: The «m er\ 10 •ilQ DoMe omis to (OMttnned from Page Ope) (Thurch Chapel to an appreciative ■CaJa church hall. n. ' Qines Orao r nteea in Ibtly haa by a .4-1 margin "Waa Maria Catalano the sur has set a public hearing ter May (1) AUON FRONT END town meeting lest October when Alfred; Hltoheeek PreeeaU been ruled mvilid in OMinecUcut viving- apouM of Fred Catalano Andover audience. 11 to hear two requests for vari BMjdttty oC Vatnon- about 700 p e < ^ (less Uun nine Mrs. Russell l ^ e r instaU^ the Salty Bnne'e___ (2) BALANCE new officers, with Mrs. Oiqrood Juet for the Kids iVaoUere is Medtoiae the State Supreme Court of under the laws o f the State of ■Ing Guest' soloist for the evening ances / ttM dan't ksovr and couldn’t oara per cent of Vernwr voters) bat Neere a Svegutator waa there," Welle eaid. waa 'Eileen Sullivan, clarinetlat, WHEEIiB—RB^.^-najnu , Bennett assisting. Other oMeiea, Cenaitlee Mevnted Felloe Connecticut as of the date of hie The' applibatlon of Lawrence W. laaa ailtat ttia laortd on their door- tled over a (14,(i00 budget cut; ■;1» death.. .and aa such waa rite qual Tbe cremation fires burned con Members Received one of thla year’a reclplehts of the ,(8) OISECK FROI^ WiXBU. the annual Rockville city meet iiJitaUed for-two-year terms, w«rb. \l;00 t S i EwelTShow The .oglnlon devekn^ from Holzmeister of Hertford seeks a TbriUcr caae in which Maria Cetalano had ified to receive support" wider tinually, Welle said. One was on club’s thtee scholarships to Laurel ^ BEAKlNOa ing .when about SO city voters Mrs. Ivan McSlhlhey, vlce .prM- Waniber A WpQfiM Music Camp at Wlnsted. In her variance from iûlatlons to per ident; Mrs. Murray Bums, record- Traded OVD .widow'a allowance general atatutaat the-goor of B deep ravine, but In Hol^Name Unit mit U\e sale of garden produce, (4) c p K ik BKAUB a Y a m i ilghit, that's a fairly davloua ipiMUoned parts of, but wd not al eouM beêeen for a mile or mote. two numbers, "Adagio, 2nd move Mt c t dedaetkm. •:Sd Rptiie Jacob's Club House t:IO> rboard Theater from ths eatate o f the uncle- idie Tlie high tribunal said "no.” and storage and sale'of fertilizer ter, the city's budget; and at a TM HI* Plemro lelton Emw Frequently, he said, groups of (Tharter members were received ment of Concerto for Clarinet In /^LL FGU$ ONLY 7^ bc(tn wttli. the ar««a|Mr eraa C&wel 8 News married, Fred Oktolano of Hart Associate Justlae Jathas XL on the John'Krleskl property on recent public hearing in the city 10:00 i Moore Show Jews were lined up on the rim of Into the Holy Name Society as It B flat” by Moaart. and "Flight of Clark St. / ■oteaQy bought April 5 whan M, when so votere sterruy objected to WbitdHuiiter . Connecticut ford. - . Murphy, who wrote the majority the Bumble Bee” by Rlmsky-Kor- Huntie^Brtokier to, ) World of Jack the. ravine atid were mowed down was officially esUbtished laat I. R. Stlch AsSoclales In^,^Jll fapaat S4. 'voters paaaed a $2J low-income«bousing In their area. OmiXiSf JMwards Catalano, an American' eiUaen opinion, In which he 'weui Joined with machineguns. The bodies fell sakoff, the young musician showed 7;00 News h Weather 10, .» . SO and a wldover, married hie niece by Chief Justice Raymond E. night in solemn ceremonlea at St. present a_ request for a .^rlance ■Tiniaii baaget ter the town’s ap- All In all,'it’s a poor record of directly into Uie flames. He added Ck>lumba’a Church in Columbia. good mastery of technique and $ pracbnately 10.000 taxpayers ter public partlcipa,tlon. It Is’ a rec Cbeckerheord Theater. 10:30 Ernie KoVaca Special m a ceremony Dec. 8, 1951, in Ita Baldwin and associate Justices mellow tone in two difficult selec- to,permit a sign on the-liupchunos 9 .9 5 that ncit all the vtctlme were Setence in CoOoecticut *l!T»e" Show ly. She was an Italian eubject: John Hamilton King imd William Thomas M. O’Brien was instal Brothers property.oh' Avery St. It the coming year, b that budget ord which i’^nows that Vernon’s Route Riders 11:00 Newe, Sterla A Weather necessarily dead from their led aa the group’s first president. tiona. Pamela Parker waa her there ivaa aK>n>I>rt*ted (12,000 for elected officials, who la ^ ly aerw Hackensle'e Ratdsre „ . Worht'e Bml Movie* They obtained a legal diipensatlon J. Shea, eaid: capable accompanist. would direct pdteqtlal customers Mnvtr ni the Week wound! when they fell into the Andrew Gasper and Thomas a feweeper.' on a part time basis witn little or i. UilS Jack PaarShow (C) 10. from Italian authoritiee ter the "It haa been the declared p>id>no ^ e remainder of the program to the VepiOn Hills model homes. Expedition Clark 'uabla Theater flree. - " Henry, both o f Aqdover, were In SERVICE ON ALL So, the Board o f Selectmen had no pay, got small Indication from Till Mei<- HlxhllahU Premiere marriage.' policy of this state continuously Welle today described the liqui Waa presented by the active mem ■ ,, -'Auxiliary to Meet BpocU Camera stalled as vice president and sec CONVENTIONAL MAKFR ■peciScationa drawn and bids ad the public at large what that _ Feature 40 rie returned to this country since 1702 to prohibit marriagae dation o f the ghetto in Lvov, retary, respectively. bers of the club In solo and group TThe American Legion Auxiliary vertised. Eight bids were gubmlt- Erentns Report U;S5 News after the wedding. She remained arrangementa. ^îll hold its regular busine.ow » o of uncle end niece and - declare whore about 15,000 Jews lived. The sermon at the ceremony tedM>y teur maohinety dealers. It also shows, that the town Laramta 10. 11:50 News A Weather In Italy,' but Joined‘.him In thie them 'v ild ....”' , , One day, he said, the Naria or June Tompkins, piano soloist, ing, tomorrow at the Community Busa Bunny i. 40', 1:00 Late News waa given tfiy the Rt. Rev. Mon- Hall on Main St. at 8 pjn. Re X ttir looking over the various meeting form of government is country In 1956 and both came to In hie dixaentlng opinion. As Notice dered all aick persons taken out' of Signor John J. tleilly, pastor of played the third movement trom MORIMTY models, the, selectmen picked tme, ripe for control by minority, a SEE SATOBDAt'S TV WEBE FOR COMPLETE LISTINO Hartford to live. A eon Waa bom sociate Justice Samuel Melllts the ghetto and ahot them. "Sonata Eroica‘’ by MacDowell freshments will be served after the St. Patrick's Cathedral and vicar meeting. ^ the hlcdmet prioed ((11,896) of the, situation not in line with the In 1957. A êar later, Catalano said in part: WE HAVE DAILY "Then.one day, 60 trucka with eneral of the Norwich Diocese. and "Lotus Land” by Scott. Mrs. tot,; The toweet bM was ter (8,980. theory of democracy in this coun died at the age of 72. "Mrs. Catalano was innocent of S3 men came' and they atarted the oclety Insignias were g;iven to Tompkins has .an aPUstic touch; BROTHERS The'aalectmen’e office ex- try, Hie Italian wife. In her twen- any intent to violate our laws, and final I Ilquldatlbn of thia ghetto, g she pleased the audience especially Manchester E vening Herald 801-515 CENTER ST. OniVERY TO THE members by the pev. Jolm K. South Windsor correspondent,. plahMd tlMf'^hbice aa due fo the Yes, boys shd girls, that was a R adio tlCe, promptly returhed with their She is entitled to have reoqgnition;^ which waa one of the last places in Honan, St. (Tolumba’s, pastor. The with her graceful nusmees In the TEL. Ml 8-5155 proven pertennenoe o f thet make plug for consolidation in this here; eon to her home In the province here of her marriage atatua, with East Galicia where Jewa were atill Benediction hymn waa sung by second number. Mary Stewart, Laura Katz, telephone Mitchell at machine, the reputation'of Us (TU* UaMag InoludM only tboM newt btoadondto of 10 or U-mlant* of Reggio Calabria, Italy. contralto, offered three selections: 4-1758, town o f Vernon; under a single length. Sonw etottone esn y othrr eboit Mweenato.) ikU the rights fiowing from that living,” Wells testified'.' the parish choir, directed by Mrs. BiaiHitecturwr, the tect that' not government of elected representa In eneulng,, litigation, probate eUtue....’’ BOLTON Buildings where Jews were sus Delvena Montigny and accom- “Per la Gloria D’Adorarlr,” an aria all other mechlnee met the epedfl- tives from planned votliw districts. WDUo—lice ^11:10 Ray 8omere pected of biding were searched and from "Grlselda” by Bononcini; e:b0 News, Watt Street 1:00 Del Borcee Show pahled' by Mrs. Andrew Gasper, Mtiana (tor aomm^ a four- Let us take our hatl"off a mo S:1U Art Joteite Bbow then set"on fire. The people were “ Green River” by Carpenter; and organist. "Floods of Spring” by Rachmanr wheeled awe^ter leea qpecUled, ment in silent prayer, being care 3:0S R vor tebies 8:00 W a lie j:,•'**“ ***• taken to the Janovska Concentra .New Dog Warden Named and jam e o f the Uda ahowed thiee- llrOONewe. 8:06 Newt ' AREA Inofi. Mrs. Stewart has a warmth ful to 'ward off the old cabbages ]1:16 Rateor Bbliiee 8:16 m i ton L^wta Jr. tion Camp. Mario Petteruttl of Rt. 6 has wfmaled machhiaa), and the reia- and rotten apples with the other Mrs. OlMm Law 1:00 Neve. 8lia Off "An old man next to me told o f' tone which she displayed to «:!0 MutuaijNawa ^ _ been named dog warden by the se good advantage in the aria. She tiva youth and unproven atatna of hand. w iU T-eie , Newa and Bheweaat NEEDJIEPAIRS his little daughter not to be afraid lectmen after approval of the ap ing secretary; .Mrs. Edith Long C:00 Sonnl SUge 8:46 Lowell Thom __ gave the two songs a finish which INVITATION sacne o f tba other modeU offered- fellow, treasurer. 7:00 CBS Newa LENOX because soon she would be in pointment waa given by Commis WaB, okay, the dlflerence In dol <:S0 Weatbei-Dpporta made them mor^ than just lovely Also, Mrs. Russell Holmes, sec 7:10 CBS-a PPerson -, for your 'VShetian blinds? We furnish heaven with her mother. sioner of Agriculture Joseph Gill. lars batweeu the most and laaet 7:80 Mntnal Newa ’’There'’ were instances when melodies; they 'came to life for- A warm welcome awaits any inveitor Liither Leaguers retary of missionary education; 8:30 Night riltet 7:35 Local Newa and Bhoweaee tapes, cords, fixtures for do-ityyourae’.fers PHARMACY He replaced Stanley Gasper who the audience. Claire Tullar, qr- awpanalve of tbs macUnea is 10:00 John W. Vandercook 7:66 CBS Newt AmUytU children broke away from their recently rerigned. to our new office. Drop in, won’t'yott? pestty amallr whm spread out Mrs. Ralph Warren, secretary of . . . or , . . we'll do the job for you in our ganiat and choir Erector at the spiritual life; Mrs. Richard Fields, 10:30 Nleht Flight 8:00 The World Tonight. parents— they couldn’t hold them Cub Scout Swim agafawt the whole budget, amount In OuiÂcl Play 11:80 Public Affaire 8:80 Mutual Sports Manchester Green plant. Prompt service 2 9 9 E. CENTER ST. —and they were shot in the fields.” First Preabyterian Church. Hart ing to atoout one-aoventeenth o f a secretary of literature and publica 13:00 Sign on 8:86 Local Newa and Showcaaai Cub Scout Pack 124 will meet ford, where' Mrs. Stewart is solo tions; Mrs. Eaien Starkweather, 9:00 CBS Newa . . . your blinds are back in no time. Call The concentratioh camp had a at the Town Hall tomorrow night. Open Thunday evenings 6:00 to 9.-00 p.m. mSL A one-act play will be presented wTio—iiee 9:10 Newa and Showcase TEL Ml 9-0R94 60-êce orchestra of Jewish, pris ist, gave the singer-excellent sup secretary of supply work; Mrs. B:00 News, Weather 13:16 SIgnoR MI S-4865 . . . now. They will leave from there at 6:30 port with her accompaniments. .But No Swimming Today c r and Saturday until noon. But the action poaes a queatlcm by the Luther League of Emanuel 8:30 Btrtctly SpOrt. oners that “plsyed niuaic 'when p.m. to go swlmnjjng In Willlman- about the worth of the competitive Wesley Thouln, secretary of pro 6:80 Album of the Day Hear Quartet The cement Is hard at Salter Swimming Pool, at Iput in the main pool and the wading pool. Next Lutheran Church at a meeUng of motion; - Mrs. Kenneth Weibust, 6:45 'fliree Star Bxtra we went out to work and when we tlc, Some very listenable. singing bidding process, developed as one 7:06 Motion Before the House came back---they also played when ‘Mark of the Hawk' the aprons havd\to be poured, the grading done^shd the fence constructed. ' The foundation for a o f e number of safeguerda against Emanuel Churchmen on Friday at secretsu-y of student work. 7:30 Newe was presented by a quartet com small addition the metal building in tha-Jjackground has already been poured.' Two water o o m p l B t b s e r v ic e FINDELL MFG. CO. prisoners were taken out of- the A film, “The Mark ef the overburdening the taxpayer and 7:30 p.m. Also, Mrs. Herbert Maguire, 7:45 Congrenlonal Report posed of Gladys Vennart, first so healers will be installed In the addltion^>Which was designed by Town Engineer Walter Puss. The P U I N A M & € O l secretary of children’s work; Mrs. 8:06 Pope Concert camp to be killed,” Wells reported. Hawk,” will be shown in the social prano; Rose Huck, second sopra tempting -ffie public official In our ’The committee in charge In- 8:06 NIghtbeat On your tMCvlelen hy aa experi 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER In June, 1943, Wells continued, project shou^be finished by theB d a yj^ ^ h b o o l closes June 23, which is great, because them will be kids Members New York Stock Exchonge cludea Herman Jc^maon, Evan Edward Ralph, secretary of Chris ^SENO FOR: room o f First Ck>ngregational no; Jody Barnard, first alto; and jumping In the w êr or noowAier. (Herald photo by Ofiara). particular democratle form o f gov 10:00 Red Sox at Kaneaa City enced and teUnhle tedmlelMi— the.Naals put him In a work crew, Oiurch at 8 p.m. Friday under the Nyquiat, I'var Scott, York Stran'g- tian social relations; Mrs. Henry 13:30 StarlIgM Serenade Gloria Coro, second alto. Their se 71 lAff CINH* tr. • MANCHHtn • HI: W 5.2181 ernment. 1:00 Sign Member of *nMea.” Venetian Blinds, Bepairs, Repair Parts presumably to build roads. But sponsorship of the Beard 'of He- lections were aptlj? chosen for the It may well be that, in this case, feld. Ward Laklng, and Sedoff Ek- Hembrechts. membership chair wpop—m t man; Mrs. Roger Morgsui, clteir- their task actually was to oblit.- llgious Education. lyric blend of their voices, espe sang a group in gayer^nfood, presented the club scholarships to be able to enroll free and may the sweeper win last longer than lund. 8:00 Today In Hartlord BILLS TELEVISION though aLso sacred in rilaracter: Jamas T. Blair • Robert H. Slorkal man of local church activities; 7:00 BobBeott UTBIATURf.:^/ erate the graves of the Jewish The' public is Invited to attend cially ‘"Ihou Art the High Wind” Laurel Music Camp to three Man specialize in instruction in biologi any of the others would have, and 9:00 Ray Soaiara Ml 'rictima. the showing of the film, starring by Gaul and "Clouds” by C^harles. "Ezekiel Saw de W Jie^ hy Bur chester High School students: Ei cal science, physical science and will cost less to maintain in that Mrs. Herman Wggner, secretary U-.OO Newt leigh, "Wasn't TM t a Wide Riv of yout)i work, and Mrs. Wayne (PROSPECTUS) "W « had to open the^g;rave take Eku-tha Kltt and Sidne> Poltigr, "Jock o’ Hazel Dean” by Castel- leen Sullivan, Georgeann .Minder, mathematics. time. If so. It will have been a Deaths Last Night out the bodies imd burn mem,” which haa been featured at fine art nuovo-Tedesco and . ari amusing er" by Caljv-:^nd "Somebody’s and Stanley Sholik. good buy. Lundberg, publicity chairniah. Wells said. ’’Then the ashes were Knockinât 'Your Door” by Dett. Following the program an In Members of the nominating com theaters throughout the' country. modem version of the familiar The Important thing, however, scattered over the fields and the The film is distributed through the Rose Hitek and Gladys Vennart formal reception waa held with re B j tHB ASSOCIATED PBB8B mittee are Mrs. Gerald ChappeU, PIANS FOR THE ACCUMUUTION OF "Three Blind Mice” by Bennett seems to be the lack o f any indica graves were closed.” cooperation of church councils of completed the group. The itudi- sapg'the incidental solos. Negro freshments served' by the host tion by the voting majority that It Vancouvsr, B. C. —> M, E, Mrs. Arthur Norwood, and Mrs. Wells said gold teeth were ex several denominations. Bi^rituals do not lend themselves esses. Kenneth Weibust. UCLEONIC 8 , ence would have liked more. T h t‘ Bank that ij i .■ r •, ■, o u P I ^ N N f D S f C ( was, or is. In the least Interested Nichols, 88, one o f the founders of tracted before the cremations. He The romance is considered espe Carrying the major share ^ the well to-women's voices; however, In this or any other budget item. the Canadian Press, Cknada'spo A pUiCl Oi All • WU9VUV You'll Be Am azed eatiingted that on aome days more cially timely since it deals with the ladles gave them adequate In- Sion for youth of the church, em- evening's program and spearing Free Training opcThtive new* gathering agency, HEMiSTRY & than 20 pounds of gold was col racial tensions in Africa. A collec in three groups, the Ghaminade terpretatioJp-and sang them with To be sure, a couple of residents died Monday after a long Uêsa. pbasixed that daily dealings with have raised eyebrows about the lected. tion will be taken to cover rental Chorus, composed of about twenty the fervor they demand. By far IfleholB, former managing direc people provide everyone an op costa of the film. the best work of the evening for Fairfield, May 2 OP) — Fairfield purchase in private conversation, OPEN TONITE and LECTRONIC 8 voices, reflected credit upon their University today announced receipt tor and publisher of The Province, portunity to follow flie teachings Attended Pilgrimage very capable director, Juanita the chorus was the closing group. but raised eyebrows- bare not of (Thrist Panel guests were Miaa SHARU, M e. "The Nightingale" by TSchaikow- of a (10.228 grant from the Na proved overly snceesaful In putting retired in 1945. He was a director Members of First Congregation Almond, ter good shading and of the Cknadisn Prese ter 15 year* Esther Qranstrom, representing the N/C/E it I mutiial fund Invtitini for pot* De Molay (Kears sky, with Flora C3iase as soloist; tional Science Foundation for the the wh^ls of government into EVERY NitE till shit kuig-tirm irowth. al Church who attended the Town clarity oM lctlon. Though the tone and aerved aa. president in 1931-52 teaching profession; Mrii. McEI- and Cmmtry Pilgrimage to Somera "Cherita Mia” by Paranov; and first year of an "in-service- In gBST, quality was always pleasing, the stitute” for high school and junior and honorary president from 1936- hiney, nursing profession; John SATVIIRO iAYSKl O t o A N/C/E fccimulaliijK~îilt are awiUbIt Yost on Sports and Elnfleld yesterday were Mrs. first soprano section was a bit “The Minstrel” by Hlldach, with ' Since only a doXen or so people 3d* Beggs, engineering, and Herbert for IS imit If (40 down and |?0 ■ month violin obligato played by Mrs. high school science and mathe showed up at the budget hearings J. Tansley Hobmann Jr., Mrs. Don weak. At times they were over MerrlekviUe, Gnt — H ar^ Fal McKinney, business. , up to (1000 a month. . ald Richards, Mrs Donnal Corl- shadowed by the heavier voices so Chase, were all creditably per matics teachers. In Ma^h, and since a massive > MoCkdre PattorM • Faihlan FMniea Highlighting thi annual Father formed In fine contrast; and, aa a The in.stitute will be held at Fair- coner McLean, 78, Chmadiah con Members of the Jesse Sweet N/C/E plans an aviilibit with or without and Son Night of John Mather berg, Mijs. Steve Ursin, Mrs. Rob that the melody was almost lost. throng of S4 .voters eventual Circle were hostesses. ~ T n ' Zippere e Drapery aad fitting climax to an enjoyable eve field on Saturdays during the 1961- adopt^ the budget itself, tte men struction man who gave away Upholetoiy Febrlce low cost ppup creditor Itfo insiinnci Chapter, Order of DeMcday, last ert Grenon, Mrs. John Gamer, The chorus opened the program thousands of dollars in his })fe- Mrs. Elver Holslngton, Mrs. with a group of sacred numbers: ning of tuneful melodies and pleas 62 academic year, and accom running the govenunent are left to fir file lltentere (oreipectM) wrttst night at the Masonic Temple was ing harmonies was the Rogers- modate 50 teachers from the gen tlme, died Sunday. In a series of 2 BAKERIES WARNED a talk on bkaeball by Earl Yost, George Nelson, Mrs. Ruth Whit "Lo, a Voice to Heaven Sotmding” assume that everyone is happy. . Hartford, May 2 W —Two New by Bortniansky; "Jesti, Joy of Hammerstein "It’s a Grand Night eral area. The unfortunate thing about the public giveaways aa ”Mr. X,” in aporta editor of The Herald. ney, Mrs. Eugme Schwanke, Mrs. Haven bakeriea have been warned - Sdsaroom Horns: Gerald Anderson and the Rev. W il Man’s .Desiring” by Bach; "He, for Singing,", which brought equal Under the grant, teachers will sweeper business Is that the pub the 1940s, McLean hit the head Colored slides of the I960 World pleasure to both audience and per lines in 1943 When he tossed (5,000 to begin cleanups, Oimmlsaioner Daily Noon to 9 PJd. Bnica Vairiiiiirook Series games, etendout players in lard. E. Hiomen. Watching Over Israel!’- from Men lic ahowed no concern about the AttUio R. Frassinelll, of the State delssohn’s "Elijah." The mood was formers. town’s coming budget, although in (100 bills to war wounded- in caMney Ball. Hartford Rd. the 1960 All-Star baseball game at Saturday 10 AM. to 6 PM. ^ Fhone nu S-4289 MoaohesCee th-ailqg Herald An restrained in keeping ^ t h the se Sharing honors with the chorus there Is pKnty of feeling against Toronto. He was bom in Bis Consumer Protection Department ' Free Fartdag Next Door Yankee Stadium and spring train marck, N. D. said yesterday. They' are thd House BENTX, riELO * GO, lae. dover rorrespondent, Cindy Pfan- lections. The- 'Mendelssohn num as accompanists were Martha HAU FOR-RENT higher taxes whlrii will pay for ing highlights were shown to "a ber shoyred'some. fine interweav Martin. Marjorie Stevens, and It of Fhaasinelli said inspeeflons re Slsnchester, Conn. group numbering close to 206. A attehl, telephone Pilgrim 2-6856. For parties, showers, recep vealed unsanitary conditions at 7S Mountain Bead, Res. ing o^parts. June Tompkins. tions, meetings. Complete kitch Public officials generally re STATE MAN APPOINTgiU question and answer perfodfollow- j^fter intermission the chorus ' Mary Ste-wart, club president. spond to public comment But New York, May 2 — naneia both ectablishments; He added ed. ■ en facilities. lArge enclosed - public apathy can only be consid- E. Dutcher, Darien' Conn., hqa that the warning did not apply to Before the talk/' Chbf Marvin Four^FW Women parking lot. end public approval. been appointed a vice president of Hasselbach's restaurant section. Feir served a tesst beef dinner, as The gmmblihg of the few resi Johns-Manv4Ue Corp. and genertU sisted by Mm^ wo sons, Alan and Get District Posts Inquire Lithuanian Hall dents. who have noted tbo eweep- manager of its building products S h erm a iv^ th members o f De- 24 OOLWAV s t r e e t • : er purchase jhaa been confined to division. Dutcher will be reepon- Molay.-'The Mothiers Circle of the Orfot ot DeMoIay served the Mrs. Mary LeDuc, 99 Oak St., TEL. Ml 3-6104 the attitude that you "can’t flight slble fouffoduction, sales and pro ^ S r n j L A V A I U K f MI 3-8490 After 6 P.M. city hall,” , that Imagined. con fits of tneffivigioh^jeHleh operates ^mealsr was elected and'installed aa jun tainer of witchcraft cigar smoke, is plants and..a networkîf sales • MOR1ARTY BROTHERS David Hastings Jr., senior coun- ior vice president of the third dis / old money and flsh-eyed men who offices, the c o m p ^ announced LEAF SPRIW^S cellor, served as program chair trict of the Veterans of Foreign' hate small riiUdren. yesterday. man. Wars Auxiliary at Post 254 In ^ FOR OLDl !AR8 Hartford last night. AND MAY GIVES UP ,TO FBI . Other Mancheater VFW Aux Loa Angeles, May 2 IP) — A 25- iliary officers installed at the dis FREE PLUS NEW CARS year-old man ha* given himself trict meeting were Mrs. Olive Ray, AND 7!RUCX8 THE BIG DRIVE up to the-FBI in connection with president of Anderson Shea Aux 10 LBS. OF a holdup of a Heirtford, Conri., iliary, as color bearer for the dis Heading For The Beach? drug store April IS. Agents said MAINE POTATOES ' I trict; Mrs. John Vince, musician; Arthur Lancelot F erris waa and Mrs. Charles Hlrth, aecretary. with the purchase of MANCHESTER chaiged tn Hartford with robbery Mrs. Florence Streeter of Man 50 lb#, a t ...... $1.49 with violence, kidnaping and auto chester, past department president, For full information about low ISJIEALLYO theft. They said he abducted the installed Mrs. Walter Jackson of cost automobOa inaonmoa, on an Good While Supply Lasts! AUTO PARTS owner In the owner’s car and later Newington as. president of the ea ^ payment basis, gkt bi touch - 270 BROAD S: ' released him. third district. Gknc iMtoRod hi ahnoinam eombhiotlon FARMERS MARKET I a GUN INStIRANGE AGENCY 827 Middle Tpke. East Route 44A, Bolton, Conn.—-P, O. Box 388, Manchester, Conn. 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. V ■ \ PAGB tE If BIANOHESTER EVENING HERALD, H4NCHE&TEb ; CONN, TUEÂY, MAY 2. 1961 X, BIANCHESTBR EVBKmG MANCHESTER. CONN., ?AY/ ^Y 2, 1961 ^ A O S B U S ^ b / e ]\ 6 w s i Kemiedy Seen Town’s Changes Fade Elisabeth Strom, Nancy officer fit toe State: E i Democrats Work Out toy Thomson, Richard Meeting Planned est ComnUsston. Faiiây toOpen, * Treat, Kathleen Veimart, Steven Refreshments be served,' Roundup P le a se d with .. For UConn Schoj WUeoK, Peter Wise. By Waddell FTA Branch Thursday et Reductions Tape|j. to B lin d PLuiMBniHI STMIKH “ Vacation Plims’’ Krill he toe « Om i Tru(ce P a rle y Listed at Nevt Havsn. May 2 (IP)—A strike A second Fairway variety store WHEEL ALÎWNT-^WaEEl, BAM Cara The chance ttiatv MtotoHstorABl. Jorg( Sraktont of the uhl- fit 827 union plUmben la under topic o f a meeting o f WaddeU New York—Many peo] are wlU hrid lto formal openhig Thurs fireman contain the blase fri>m By cutUng $96,400I frem^ State for IlUng Junior Mlgh RAOIATOB R E P Jg^G AND ; Schoiri. (iJonttnaed from Pago One) would have a branch of the Uni' versU, way in toe New Haven area. . The School PTA tomorrow at 8 p.m. victimized evejy year by day at toe shopping center off B.' \ spNiuUitg to other buildings. way depiumisnt tod town ..^^Mtochester ik too close to Hart V (QpBtto«6< trom P w , Oae) Ro^;krine^Vemon . \ « total leducUott amounted to verslty o f Connecticut, operated hi Ths third qusrtnr honor roll i o t Mahehîtor High School woiteut ‘lUteeta communities from In tRe achoot'cafeteria. ststent old.hoax to toe effect thgt Middle Tpke., liext to Popular COMPLETEmAKE SERVICE The fire btgan shortly befors S budgets, Bondtov $$$8,000 of board.'word camo through from the high school building ford and New .Britain where there S £ B ' ■ p.m. while RMMt- of the atuduita Crom the t9,o».09B g«i- ’is annouacM todhar by the Princi^l A. Rsymow Rogers West Haven to Wsetbrook along Other buelhesa KriU Include li>'^’ saving red cUlopHane bands froi Market ' SO mliratea %yny from iu improvement projects, plan- eral fundimjllget; leaving a.budget Vlentltoe that military represen for freshmen and'sophompiWA less are atate suptorted colleges. Dr. the eoast and Inland aa far as stallatlen ot officers fob next year, were in study seaslona or dormi Jorgensen told Barnes, to qualify Jr. The honor roll is in two p i ^ , high hondrs. shdÂlUsi», David Hamilton, U nda. Hawkins, end a boesf In the prceent 38.90 With a-Purpo8#,’“ to be narrated blind-wn a 40.2 mUl tak rate Instead of confronted with the fnct that an im- versity a town-owned tract of 396 Committee member Christie Mc parity. Lawrence, Wendy Lawrence, nite delay, NASA officials said. The Insurance company last recomm«ndaf(on would provide acres near the Globe Hollow Res Cormick is preparing a question Judith Laraon, Lynn Longfel EUeen Levesque, Richard Lombar Ships swarming over the down- Yale’s School of Forestry and for a 4S.9 mill rate to support the gen inspected ban has existed now for week sgreed to . pay last suffieieht money to.^ operate ' all years and many offlciaIs--r-par- ervoir at cost ... 1 naire to be distributed to Juniors low. Suzanne Mamet, Donald Mor do, Richard Maguire, Kathleen range recovery area, ready to pick mer head gardner at the John P. eral fund are as follow s:' departments at their optimum year’s taxes under protest un Rockefeller Elstate, - was found 1. Subtractions of $14,983 from' ticularly in the Defenao Depart Over the weekend, Gilbert at Manchester High School, East rison, Kathleen Nalttenis,. Linda Mazur, Cheryl McCann, Paul- Me- up the space capsule after it til the court decision w-as ren level, without sacrificing major Barnes, chsdrman of a 'cOfnmittee Hartford High School, Regional Loughiin, Carolyn M i o h a e 1 s, plunges into the sea, would have dead at his home hi Hamden the town counsel budget.î^toin- ment tod the Atomic Bneig;^ Olmsted, George Ordway, John 3C dered on its tax appeal. Mrs. Ing the town, couneel-hh a part- improvements. Oommisslcm—fear that the Soviets to study the possibility of a com District 8 High School, and Rock . Pellerin,- Michele Peltier, Trudl Eilalne Mickewltz, Kathleen Hiller, to return to port for fuel, food and "Ijoverin said today toe has yesterday. The increase of 3 and 1/S milUi ville High School to determine toe Judith Mlnney, Karen NUes, He was an authority on plant- time basis); from Munf- may have cheated on this mora munity tmdergraduate college in Rteknagel, Judith Rhodes, David Other ,supplies, . rdeased the tax lien. was in line with, the mill rate in need for a.college. George' Nolan, Robert NowlckU If S h e p ^ was calm, as Was re growth and wrote several papers cipal Buildlnff' improvements; $25,- torium to hold secret tests snd Manchester, met with Dr. Albert Roberts, Marilyn Rqse, Carol Slh- D C I 3 S •ihe payment brings to 89 'Q IroTn the highway department; crease of previous years, he said, gto) some advsn(sge. rlnaz, Kenneth \Smlto, Linda R. Patricia O'Brien, LesHo Odese, ported, his were the only quiet on the subject ranging from .3 to 4 mills. Ella Ortolanl, Itente Ozols. nerves around Cape CanaveraL per ^ n t the smount of taxes $10,000 from sidewalk ajto curb in They have no evidence one way Smith, Howard 'Dirkiiigton, John Jf collected on the 1959 grand Cutting la survivad by his vî- ’The increase of three tenths of Urbanetti, George Walker, Marcia Marilyn Phillips, WUliam Pick Tension had mounted to a fever dow, two sistsra tod a brother, stallations. ./ or the other, they concede private Bolton ATTENTION HOMEOWNERS! 3 C 3 list a mill for the Manchester fire de Werner, Linda Wood'. ering, i^nald Plrkey, Dennis Po- X pitch, especially among the dedi Funeral plans are incomplete. 2. Deletion o f all capita] im ly, but their suspiclcma create pres Obituary cated project mercury people who provements with the exception of partment, recommended Jby the sure on the President for the United Students winning honors for toe dolny, Andrea Pratt, Gall Pres ~ O C D had worked hard toward this day. $30,000 for. purchase of a), dis general manager, waa pennltted States to renew underground test- Class’o f 1991 are: cott, Philip Rice, Carol Ridyard, Word of the postponement, Named Pice Preudent posal area tod., highway garage to stand, m aking the rate 3 mills Dwyer Raises Richard AUely, Petronella -Am P ^ lip Robenhymer, Sandra Rob for residents outride of the Eighth Mrs. Lillian MUer Ryan brose, Bruce Badger, Joan Bant- inson, John ' Saletus, Barbara crackling over car radios, brought Shepard Likes Hartforil, M ay 2 (9^ ^ Connec site from the isewer department. The policy clashes over such Mrs. Lillian Miller Ryan, 68, of a huge letdown to the thousands ticut Bank A Trust Co. today an 3.. Addition of $16J)00 for in School and Utilities District, or a widely different Issues as the Con ly,Timothy Beckwith, Robert Ber- Smith, Donna Savino, Melvina total of 43.2 mills. S t Petertourg, Fla., sister of Jurisdiction .^zlhskl, SlegmariBlanherg, Made Sharp, IngalUl Spengberg, JuUa who had thronged the beaches out nounced the election of Walter J. terest on bonds to finance the flict in Laoe and the Frank Zimmerman and John Zim side the missile test center, hoping C*»allenge in CbnnoUy Jr.,,West Hartford, as Tlifi mill rate for the Bhgfath DIs- oni test ban treaty are now seen line Blanchette, Diane Boudreau, Spencer, Rosemary Sposito, Bruce capital linprovements ^projects; trlct is set by the district dirMtim merman, both of Mandiester, died to be on hand for the great mo vice president. $9,730' for an executive director of ere ss elements a developing " .Priscilla .Braley, Joan Brixitis, Stavens, Chert Stricea, William In June for fine, seWer and water new Cold War pattern which yesterday at a St Petersburg Issue Anew Dorothy Brondolo, Carolyn Brown, Suhie, Elmyra Tesster, Marion ment; when one o f their own cotm- He replaced vice president James the development cbmmlssfOn; $10,- convalescent home. trym«» would soar aUoft on the Ride ih Space service. amounts to a test of wills between Patricia Bumford, David Call, 'Hiomson, Pamela TraShuk, Eliza G. Wilson, who will join Second 692 for.addiUdrtM police person The current rate is 2.5 mills. If She was formerly of West Hart path that will lead eventually to District Securities Co. Inc., New the Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush Harold J. Dwyer, a member ot Jsanette Oaselll, Janicp Chape, beth Wadsworth, Jsnet Wenner- nel; and $6,496 for operating the the current mill rate is retained, ford, êll Chadwick, Janet Christensen, Phyllis Wlecbert, Joel Wind, This is the year for the moon and pertiaps beyond. chev on the one hand and President gr«n, (Contion^ from Page One) York City, ss executor vice pres new wings of Mary Cheney Li realdents of the district would pay Also surviving are her husband, toe Public Building Commission, Loretta Wrobel. Also disappointed by the delay ident, effective June IS. Kennedy and Allied leaders on the K w l Cobb, Judith CoSYlday, Richard Eyier, Ar- Green. , *OPERATIOM One of his fellow astronauts. in the failure of the U.S.-supik>rted FYiends may call.at the funeral His statement came during a dis ly ^ Gorrlty, Michael Gectauakas. built up by the early starting. Ehdo Clarlelli, 68, owner of Joe’s Rockville-Veriion home Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. Margaret CMgalis, Barbara .Soviets. Marine L>t. Col. John Glenn, had Variety Store, 43 CSoUey St., re Cuban rebel invasion; the admin cussion of the possibility of calling . “ Ruth Geer, Sandra Geer, Poppy a weight problem and began run a special town meeting to appropri Gustafson, Patricia Huy, WUliam The American timetalde calls for quired hospital treatment to close istration has also toown great re Gerard. Linda Glacomlnl, PriciUa Karszes, Christine KUpatrlek, a man in orUt later this year, in a ning two miles every morning to a gash on his forehead. , ^ luctance to take decisive military John E. Davis ate funds lor toe waterproofing Gibson, Bnmo Giullni, Donald keep in trim. Shepard, whose 5- Court Procedure to Guide action 'With zqspect to Loos.* contract. Selectmen - felt the ques Marjorie Kobllnsky, James Leavitt, capsule to be buried aloft by an The bandit' was described by John E. Davis, 88, father of Mrs. Gleaoon, John Goldm, htortin Susan "Lundgren, Jacquellen Mc Atlas, a much more powerful mis foot-11 frame weighs a riender Clarlelli as a 5-foot, 11-inch man The present trend In top level Elmer W. Graham, 44 Bunce D r, tion of jurisdiction should be set Goodstlne, Roger Grenier, Henry 160 pom»3s, watched Glenn dis- thinking is to pcpcoto more cau tled before' a town, meeting Is Carthy, Margaret McIntosh, Karen lo w -c o s t sile than the Redstone. who had entered the store about died suddenly early this morning Grzyb, Oorole Guzavltch, Richard Mitchell, M a o r is Monahan, Math ciplin|xig himself, for a while, then Hearing on Bartlett Demotion tiously than in the earlier Ken- called. “ ' * J But the Redstone flight will make 11 p.m. at his home in Dayton, Ohio. Hamilton, Karen Hanson, Carol er Neill, Robert Nichols, Barbara heavy demands on the mnitai tod appam tly saw a challenge. He nedyrlv 'hdministratlon. weeks to pick Survivors, besides his daughter The Board of Education rccentlii Harvey, Marjorie Hibbanl, Sheila up road work too. out toe vital issues and the effec Pearce, Jeffry Pond. l^ysical strength of a man. It ’The^hearing on the demotion of^membera have not necessarily pre- vas graduated froih- ’The date for toe hearing has not . .V Vi— -r Richard Barracllffe, James Bwlo, y o u r h o m e ! mind (H^somewhere between officials usually have at least a collapsed: ■ < plant and to let contracts for this American asbx>nauts as their liv Housatonlc Rdglpnal High School. been set, but city officials have pui^se. el MfiCloud, k to y Jans M cQun^, icharles Brocketto, f t w k Burdick, 135 and 147) he has boned up jon V p I » I general Idea of toe matters before ings rooma They have had num astronautics, astrophysics, 6iels, said thex want to hold it as soon L Military intervention in Laos The Board of Education has un-. Joanne M cH u^, Mary David CSrlson, Linda Carrier, toem. by forces of toe Southeast Asia F u n erals Laughlin, n.-.!-!.. Dwight McQuade, Rob Chapman, Patricia Close, erous practlow funs In Its close guidance systems, meteorology, as 4 lûnd Over as possible. 'The main thing, he said, is for til May 17 to take action on bids for 'Treaty Organlration countries ert Merrer. Barbara CmishUn, Charlene Covey, Probably your biggest single in- quarters and have memorized Its tronomy and. geography. Hartford, May 2 ( ^ — Four A suggested date is May 10, council members to determine if the waterproofing which were Daniel Mlnioif, ElUnor Minnlck, maze of lights, dials smd switches. Asked if he how feels that he-la persons chiAgcd. with obstructing next- Wednesday. Corporation any of them already feel Bartlett backed by the United States. 'Ibis Ernest A. Crawshaw opened April 8. Apparent low bid Carol C ^ , H. Dean Daniel, Wayne X ------veetment is your home. And cer a Brian Morelll, George Mortlock, Toughened by hours In low pres ready, he recently said: last Friday’s ^ Civil Defense alert Counsel Harvey A\ Yonce will way of putting it suggests the ad "Funeral services for Ernest Ar of $13,087 plus a desired oontiii- Darby, Donna Davis. should be demoted or otoefwlse re Garele Moses, Laura Newman, Pa Nltoci Deefisare, Nevln Decker, sure . chambers, wind tunnels, "Tê answer is an overwhelm' have been bound over in $1,000 mail Bartlett a letter setting forth moved from office. ministration is thinking in terms thur Crawshaw. 16 Chestnut St., gency of 15 per cent brings the tainly it makee sense to protect '.L I u of intervention by the , SEATO tricia Nlcbletta, Janet Nutter, Kay Jeffrey DoU, Leslie Donshue, TimO' whirling centrifuges, hot and,, cold ing yes—a resounding, yea.” each for trial in Superior Court. the charges against him and ask were held yesterday afternoon at total amount of money involved to Olsaver, Gwendolyn Owren, Galda “ m Bartlett was demoted On toe members willing to act — Philip about $16,000. toy Donahue, Sharon ELdredge, that investment and maintain its rooms, and supersonfeT jets, Shep Speaking then both for himself « All four waived examination be ing him to appear before the City grounds of incompetence, it was toe Watkins-West' Funeral Home. Ozols, Joseph Packard, Pamela and his fellow astronauts, he add fore Circuit Court Judge Luke B. pines, Thailand and Pakistan — 142 E. Center St. The Rev. aifford The request for funds must first Betty Felice, Ellen ETreetone, Pa' value and comfort by making ard was reported today to be in Council. Yonce tols morning said learned in Common Pleas Court Parker, Jean Parks, Mary Pautler, trlcla Fiske, Paul Flavril, David superb condition for eventual ed: “We’re ready and confldient, Stapleton yesterday. he had not yet sent out the letter with toe United States fumisMng O. Simpson of Center Congrega be approved by the Board of Fi Althea Plerog, Kathryn Pratt, An 'They were Blossom M. D. Sega- last week. The sergeant appealed primarily sea and air support. tional Chur<*, officiated. nance and then voted by a special EVjater, Alan French, Barbara necessary repairs and imprôve- flight. even If some people think we’re but was ready to do so. his demotion to toe court, winning gelo Pontlllo, Ronidd Prentice, Bru risking our lives, our health and loff, 31; her husband, Seymour, 2. An appeal to toe United Na Burial was In East Cemetery town meeting. Gburaki, Robert Giheon, Peter Gid- When the time comes, he Will The hearing will be held in the a ' temporary injunction restrain no Primus, Thomas Qulsh, LUUsn' man, David Goodstlne. * menta uAen they're needed. . . know that every precaution has even our sanity.'" 38, and Wende"!! Wing, 26., all of tions to take a hand in bring Bearers were Richard Lord, Rob The, selectmen suggested that Rehse, John Reid, Shlrin Richsrd- New Haven; and Jonathan Robon- evening, Flaherty said, because ing the city from taking action ert Lord, Clayton Lord, Reid Sherwood Gordon, Alan Gralf, been taken to minimize the dan Shepard is acknowledged as be most of toe council members work ing toe Laos crisis under control. Dwyer contact the Bokrd ^ f Edu son, Karen Rivard, Deborah Rod and by adding new space and ing "very bright,” even oiy the six son, Iff, New Paltz, N, Y. until r ,you can save money in the long run. Snapped Shepard: “Well, you Bozrah'; David Tllden, 23, Provi played in The Congo where an at St. James’ Church. enberg, Gary SuUiffe, Mary Carol McAdams, Judith McAuIey, i. Two zone change requests, ta dence, R. I.; and Kenneth Meister, international police force has The second annual Scholarahlp Thompson, Joan Tierney, Joy Tra- Jill Messenpr, Jane Mokulis, Den bled from an April 4 Town Plan said it, John. So. scratch.” Wethersfield Fires The Rev. John- D. Regan was The solution: OPERATION SHIPSHAPE, with a low-cost insured Hartford Shepard comes of a military 20,r Beverly Kanegson, 20, and sought to exert a stabilizing in- celebrant, assisted by toe Rev. Jo F’und Ball, sponsored jointly by puzzano, Wayne Turner, Patricia nis Morin, Stephen Morrison, John ning Commission (TPC) hearing, flu^ce. Urlano, Roberta Vanderhoff. Mortlner, Judith Muske, Robert last night were granted during an family. His father, a retired army Mrs. Robert Swann, all of Nor News Tidbits ^neral Manager seph McCann as deacon, and the the Polish American Citizens Club National payment plan that lets you enjoy those improvements while you pay colonel, lives In Bast Derry, N. H r wich. Rev. James T. O’Connell eis sub David Veeco, Brian Wagner, Nixon, Patricia O’Brien, Roberta executive session of the TTC. (PAC) and its ladies auxiliary, Olbrys, Nell Paterson, Marguerite The changes allow John F. De-. where Alan waa bom Nov. 18,1923. All but Mrs. Swan are being from the AP Wires deacon. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. John will be held at toe PAC ballroom Gerald Wlallach, Oarol Wernlg, fo r them. without i\peetting the family budget. . . and without sacrificing held under $1,000 bond each. Mrs. Wethersfield, one of three towns F. Hannon was seated in. toe sanc Joyce Wesoott, Maureen ■Whelan. PaviUack, M aiFAnn Pella. vanney to expand the Highland Alan did not cboose the army, on Village St. Saturday. your hard-won savings. however. After early schooling in Swan was released In her own in Connecticut with a council' A bou t Tow n tuary. Mrs. Jane Maccarone wgs Dorothy WUlaixl, Carol Wisnlew- James Perry, Mary , Pierce, Park Market and Fogarty Brqs. The ball will begin at 8 p.m. Dyann Plllard, EdKrina Plnavlch, Bast Derry, he. entered the Naval recognizance. Mayor Robert F. Wagner of organist and soloist. Sky, Dolores York, Mary Zeigler. Inc. to create seven building lots ’Two other persons arrested in manager form of government like Dancing will be to the music of Milton Plouff, Jeanette PonUeel- off Hawthorne St. Academy at Annapolis and was New York City says $1 mllUon-a- Burial was in St. James’ Ceme the Ed Sojka orchestra. “ High honors for Clsaa of 1362 Norwich during the alert pleaded Manchester's, last night' dismissed The Willing Workers of South tery, with conlmittal prayers by are: 11, James Prentice, Janet Redding, HOW TO PLAN YOUR “OPERATION SHIPSHAPE" Devanney's req'uest involves a graduated in 1944. guilty Friday and are scheduled year numbers racket is broken up Methodist Church WSCS will hold A smorgasbord is plafined for Philip Rider, Joyce Rizza, Carl CHECK THESE IMPORTANT BENEFITS HARTFORD change from Residence Zone A A After World War II he entered through an anonymous letter to its town manager on a charge of Father O'Connell. ,, ' David Baxter, Margaret Beach, to be sentenced Thursday. an annual blue plate supper tomor Bearers were Russell Burnham, 10, followed hy entortalnment Rohrbach, Gary Savllnls, Joan 1. Determine the work to be done. M a k e a to'Business Zone I property on flight training, then became a test “ P.O. Box too,” an address set up administrative laxity. row at 6:30 p.m. at toe church. The highlighted hy to r Hartford Mary BoutUler, Ehederlek Brazitis, NATIONAL PROVIDES FOR “OPERATION SHIPSHAPE" the west side. of Wyllyg St. TTie They are Torwalk Faegre, 20, Jewell Burnham, John Tilpp, Ed Marilyn BrimelU, Mary CaprUozzl, Scheibenpflug, Mary Ann Siemien- pilot, ’ In his role ’ he flew high- Stoddard, N.H., and Edwin Guer- by him several months (too for Albert Gray Jr., toe town’s first supper will be preceded by a busl- Gwiazda Polish Dancers, toe ac ski. thorough inspection tour to get a dear idea of Fogarty plot, formerly a coal yard, complaints by citizens "about ward Lefebvre, G ^rge Murray, Karen ^'Churila, Judith Clemeh- alUtude missions, develop rard, 23, Columbia, S.C. manager, was dismissed last night nc^ meeting at 4; 15 p.ni. in COo- and Edward'Poehnert. cordion duet of Donald Usher and Diane Simler, Gary Smflh, Uii- ( You'pay only low bank rates—traditionally the lowest Involves a change to Residence the'Navy's In-fllght refueling sys wrongdoing among- city officials, iMarshall Heim and tlih Wandprera tinOf Carol Ann Close, Jacqueline 1X\ what your home needs—new paint, re-roofing, by a 7-2 vote of the town coxm^L P4r Hall Cook, Michele Drapeau, Susan da A. Smith, Beverly Stauty, available. Zone B from Residence Zone A. tem and contributed to research on civil employes and others. . . . Sci Six Republicans afid one D e m o ^ / Quartet. J f an extra bedroom or bath, more garage space, The TPC last night discussed Youngest V.S. Attorney entists from all over world are Feltoani, Richard ETsh, Virginia SaUy Strickland, Eileen Sullivan, carrier-landing techniques. crat supported the ouster, and two Members of St. Bernadette's Tickets will be/sold at toe door. Janet Swanson, EYost Thurnauer. ) One simple application is all that’s neêd—and many informally with Stanley Bray and Over the years he has racked up East Haven, May 2 (/P)—Robert meeting in Easton, Md., to discuss Mother’s Circle will meet tomor 18 Panes Broken Honorary chairmen are Joseph Hadfleld, EUen Hansen, Linda . a basement family room. Then, hold a femily Democrats opposed it. Hassett, Jon Hudson, Lydia Eaizabeto TOwIe, Barbara Uric- dealers, contracton and suppliers Can handle this Atty. John D. LaBelle the pro 3,700 hours of flying time, 1,800 of C. Zampano, who la reportedly oceanic sciences under auspices of Dr. Philip Sehl, chairman of toe row at 8:15 p.m. at toe home of Gill, PAO president, and Jean posed developing of property at 'assured of appointment -as U.S. at National Academy of Sciences and Jackie, Ronald Kacmarczyfa^ David. chlo, Donna Vancour, Ivan Wasl- council meeting and ..« them in Jets. Wethersfield Town Council, said Mrs. . Richard B. Dion, 325 Au In Two Buildings, Harrison, president of toe auiril- Ueff, Carol WUlhlde. for you. [ Green Rd. and Woodbridge St. to torney In Connecticut, plans to re U.S. Hydrographic Office. 'Kaye. t . Despite the dangers of his work the dismissal of Gray does not tumn St. Officers will be elected lary. Honors for Class of 1964. are: tie in with the North Methodist —he has had several close calls sign as East Hqv^n Democratic Job outlook In New England Is after a potluck. “ Carole Lapolt, Joanne Luoas, 2. Assign ^^riorities. List needed repairs and > You get liberal terms, with up to 5 years to repay Church property. mean the town is about to dissolve The recent breaking of 18 win ((Roger Macalone, Sandra Malln, Maxine Allison, Diane Bampton, in experiments! planes — Shepard Town chairman at a town commit brighter, says Federal Reserve its council-manager form of gov 19 DIE IN CLUB FI V on larger loans. Representatives of Irving R. tee meeting tonIghL y. dows In two buildings in Manches Carolyn Matoer, Elizabeth Mc- Mary Lou Blake, .Jane Blodgett. improvements in the order they’re most needed believes his family has learned to Bank of Boston.;. . . InternatibnoJ ernment. • Anderson Shea Post, 'VF’W, will BoUmi, ICngland, Slay 2 (P)— such developers presented sub Zampano said yesterdf^ he also ter is being investigated by Man Lagan, Kathleen McMuUen, Car EUeen BTondOlo, Beverly. Berger. live with In Inability to pass up a maqhunt for Charles Ducharme, The town will look for a new meet tonight at 8 at toe post A flash fire swept through a Janet BuahneU, Joyce Carlson, and wanted. W hidi are necessary to protect • M onthly payments are tailored to your budget!*' Pay division plans for property off plans to resign as the town's coun home. chester police. olyn MoNamar, Paula McNamara, challenge. 20, an arined farmer accused of manager, he said, but not within l^ v e n of toe windows were fifth floor jazz and drinking Robert Carson, Cheryl Clark, Pa J.. .. ■the value of your property? ; Which will con ments can be made by mail, or automatically deduct^ Bsddwin Rd.. “I don’t bring home Ute day-to- sel shortly. killing his 17-year-old former gl'ri- Nancy McNeill, Gerald MUler, toe ranks of the present town gov hroken at toe Green School, all of flub early today, causing the ~lizahetorai: Neifiiert, Carl NotoiUck, tricia Clark, Jefferey Clarke, Ja^ from ,.your_ Hartford National checking account if day crises,” he says. ” It's hard to In order to accept the post of frlend. Is centered on heavily. Boy Scout "Troop 133 will spon deaths of It men and Women, queUne Corbett, CarroU Cowing, tribute to comfort and enjoyment? Which wiU become increasingly'expensive TELLS o r PRICE FIX U.S: attorney, Zampano must sev ernment. , which were located- on toe west 8 Bolnbert Papanos, Bernadette Par- hide a blow-up on the pad, but life WQpded area along Canadian-New Chairman Sehl said the co'uncil sor a rag drive Saturday. Anyone all In their late teens or early Susan Crane. you have or op4n one. Washington, May 2 UP)— A er all political connections. York border. who wishes to donate rags may aide of the building. Seven of toe ciak, Marcia Potterton, Amy the longer you putithem off? Then you’re ready tu. . . goes on normally. The klda presented 15 charges against toe broken panes were in toe audltori- 20s. There were 24 persons in Elizabeth Dawkins, Robert Dor former General Electric execu .(Juliana, 9, artd Laura, 13) exhibit ■nie Democratic Town Commit call Donald D. Wells, 88 Meek- -R a e s 1 e x, Clifford Rautenberg, 1 Your present mortgage arrangements are undisturbed: tive testified today he once was Mr. and Mrs. Jolin H. Glenn Si"., manager last week, which he pub lun, while toe remadning four were the crowded little bar and chester: EUeen Feltoam, Donald their mother's calm, raUonal ap tee Is expected to call a . special licly answered. - * ville Rd.,.or John'Hutchings, l24 Keith Robbins, Sandra Sibrlnsz, Win. Fi'sh, Kathleen ETizzel,' BUlza- ordered by top i^gunagement parents of Marine Lt. Col. John G. in classrooms. No Mtimale of dam dance hall when - flamee swept Geraldine" Verge. Linda Wlecedt. 3. Get Estimates. Dealers and contractors will gladly—-and without obligation no title search or other “red tape” is involved. proach." meeting May 9 to appoint Zampa- Glenn express some disappoint The charges included failure to Broad St., for pickup. beth Gaudreau, Doreen Goks, offirial to short circirit his Im no’a successor as Democratic age was given. up the only exit—a narrow Honors for Class of 1962 a n : — give you estimates on labor, fixtures and materials needed for your Opera ment that their son was not se Implement programs which toe Some of toe windows were te- stairway. One man rushed Mark Gotoberg, Ann Grudeau, • You keep your savings intact! mediate superior ana ^ resume chairman. Four officers and members of WUliam Allen, David An'derson, Nancy J. Grzyb, Judith Hall, price fixing discussions with Moonwatcher Resigns lected to become first American to council had voted. A fire alarm llevqd broken'by BB shots, while through the flames and sorytved tion Shipdtope plans. What’s more, many of them can. also show you. . . Zampano, 32, the youngest town rocket into space ...Supreme system, voted a year ago, had not the Cosmopolitan Club of Man GaU. Ashley, SaUy Asplnwall, Katoryne Haqsen, Carol Heck, You're protected on the unpaid oompeUtors. The testimony was judge In East Haven when he was others were believed broken by tvlto minor burns. Nbie otoers Court puts off until at least next teen completed, said toe chairmem. chester are attending meetings to stones. Diane Eteldwln, Elisabeth Balon, Da-vid Hlnchey. given the Senate Anti trast. and êw Haven, May 2 (/P>—Robert appointed In 1959, would be the Jumped out of windows to the ; Caroline Barrett, James Blssell, balance o f your payment plan fall any action on politically ex Also,, one of toe towix’s depart day and tom'orrow of toe Connect!' Allied Printing Co. owners at Uttle river Croal. Five were JiU' Howroyd, Raymond Jenack, 4. How to Pay for Operation Shipshape. More and more of Connecticut’s most Monopoly Subcommittee by Wil L. Brown, professor of earth-sclen- youngest federal attorney in the cut State J ’ederajion fit Women’s Patricia Boyd, John Boyle, SaUy with up to AlO,000 in L ife and plosive problem . of reapportion ment heads had not understood 679 W. Middle 'fpite., roport that killed on the. banks of the river. Thoralyn Jensen, Ronald Jodoin, reputable deders, contractors and suppliera in the home improvement field are liam S. Ginn, a former QE vice ences at Southern “'Connecticut state’s history. that the town council had cut toe Clubs at toe Statler-Hllton Hotel Brown, Susan Brown, Paul Buck Eric Johnson, Shiriey Johnson, Permanent Total Disability in president who was given the State College, has resigned as ment of stflite legislative districts $ix large windows on toe ehat The other four were badly hurt. . . . Queen Elizabeth II of Britian department request, and had over fii- Hartford. They are îsa Marion side of the building and one on toe A . Teresa Caldera, Leslie Carlton, Karen Kilpatrick, Simdra Kirt- working with Hartford National to give you the b^l; in low-cost insured stUfest penalty of all defend head of moonwatch station 087 af G u y ChwpeU, Jeremy Conklin, surance—at no extra âst toyoul ter four years. Dempsey Plans Hit arrives in sun-drenched Rome fo r spent toe appropriation for the Washburn, presideht of toe Cos rear had beieir broken. Damage SCHOOL AID APPBOVI|T> ) land, Claire Leveaque, John Mc- ants after plnullng guilty ear current year by $16,000, said toe mopolitan Club; M!cs. Richard John M. Connolly, NincyN in w Cook, Adam, Judith McGUl. p a r e n t plans. And they c^n make all the financing arrangements for you— In the event o f your death or Brown said yesterday'that pres Hartford, May 2 i/p—Republi official visit, sightseeing tour of was estimated at $2 per window. lier this year to govemmtot> can Rep..Palmer McGee today said chairman. Olmsted, Mrs. Herbert Robb, and Washington, May 2 (AV-The Alice Cooper, l^bert ^vldson,Da' Joyce NelsKvender, Karl Norris, charges of price fixing. Ginn w a^ sure of other work connected with Italy, and audience Ulth Bope Police theorize that the damage Senate Etkicattoa Subcommittee to save you time artd trouble. Now that you have the plans, the estimates, total permanent disability the Gov. John N. Dempsey and the John XXllI. ' Gray was hit-qd in 1964 after a Mrs. John F. Pickles, state legis-i was done over toe'weekend. Kathleen Donahue, Janet Doremus, Edwin Oates, Lynn CRschefskl, s-Aiied $12JI09 and sentenced to the college was the reason for his today voted 8-1 to approve Pree- S loan is automatiadly paid off. decision. Democrats have failed to, provide council-manager syatem was! ap' lative chairman. 1 John C^ber, CecUy England, John Jeon Oishewakl, Carol QstrinSky, the matenals and the money you need—you’re all set to . . . SO days in Jail by a federal Judge King Hussein of Jordsm to take Ident ffennedy’s 32498,000,006 EiWUsh, Jeanne Faber, Joan Farr. "It has- been fascinating, but for the .development of (Sohnectl- proved in a referendum. Hir sal' David Peace, Terry PhUbrick, Pkul You bîld a sound credit repu in Philadelphia. Ginn said the 20-yeaf-old Mona El Hussein, ary rose from $ to $ , . ' Census Complaints ' proposal for FMOral Aid to Pate ra u e l F latf, Joyce Flynn, time-consuming beyond my pres cut and the welfare of Its citizens. daughter ef .British Army Colonel 8,000 11 000 MembersjifAhe Catholic Gradu- Quasnltsohka. 5 . Launch Your Operation Shipshape... the planned way to improve your boss be waa told to short clr- A The Republicans, he said, are as- The other two towns which have ates. Clufa^fuh'of GreaterGi Hartford vrill Uo Grade and High ' Schools. David Foster, mchard Qallaiêr, Cheryl RoUhson, LaKrrence tation where it counts the most • cult was Robert Paxton, who re ent abilities,” said Brown. W. Gardiner^ and converted Washington, May 2 (P)—The Only Sen. Barry Goldwater, R- Brown and his family of three ^m ing a new amd progressivi^ look toe council-manager form of gov attehd an a n h u a 1 ' Ooffimunion Elisabeth O art^ e, Jesale Gipson, Roger, Elaine R u to ^ Joyce Ry- home, to parotect and iikteoae ita value m the years ahead, to add new comfort —at ofie of New England’s tired earlier this year as presi Moslem, as second wife , . , S t u d ^ " ^ ; '“i‘"{;;;7^ “ »Man^^^^ breakfast. Sunday after a.m. Census Bureau saya it will issue a Arlz., opposed the measure. Six C snle : Ooedcluld, Judith Onw, litoder, MaUory Sduurdt. Patrieta have spent considerable time gaz through what he called a positive to determine ways to Im p 8 JpremoBt banks. * dent of GE. He said the older approach to proposals which ,'are p r O V e*'urwhA—Wfetoersfleld are .Stratford ai-i.atenTv1 . andanrf Masi at St. Brigld’s Church, Elm clarifying statement if certain Demooroto and two RepubUoans Robert'Uuliano, Shirley Halim, BchWan, Jhdtai - Squiroa, InFrtff aid eDjoyiaent"to yovi and your faifiil^ . was given by the late Htory ing ujjwards for the benefit of sci Connecticut’s driver’s 'iHcense test complaints about a census pamph ence. in toe test InterteCs of the people West Hartford, wood. The breakfast will te at voted to send tt to the full La Van Erben, a former executive and state of Connecticut.” to get under, way soon at Hart Stone-Haven Restaurant in Farm let on Connecticut prove justified. bor and Pnbllc Welfare - Com vice president of the cqmpany. His conclusions have oftpn dis ford .... Adverse economic 'bir Herman Wolf, chairman of toe agreed with those of the experts, McGee, In a prepare vuaim: ajosu— dustry I through guaranteed indus Servalffais BaM they would show Conniscticut Chlropyactic Associa Hartford, May 2 (/fv-Agree- - A meeting on W olfs Complaint Wsohlngton, May t (P) . 695 Main Street, Manchester, Conn, r ■ meat to resume negotlationB was trial'mortg;age8. Elchniann was Jnn a cog In the tion laat weekend lat toe Hotel was held yesterday in toe office of The U.8. Obamber of Commerce' hi reached today between represen ”In 1991,”- the Farmington Re 'Ausfiies Sell Anna Nazi machine to exterminate the Bond in Hariford. The . major rCorived' a warning tbdSgr that Gentlemen: I’m interested ihlaimcJiihg OMtRATloN S P91IA*E to fappiWff . ' In Memoriain topic o f toe convention was an Rm. Emilio Q. Daddario, D-Gonn. In lovinz memory ot Joseph Muldoon tatives of striking construction publican- said, “ the Governor Jews and oonld make no deci the flight o f Am enhaBW ^ and i my home. PieaM send me all the facto. "'''r ■ Dempsey-Wing of toe Democratic evaluation o f major chiropractic lUchard Scammon, director of 8r.. who passed away May 2, 19E8, workers and toe Hartford Gen Canberra — Australia’s arma sions by hlmselt TWo of the .capital, Cnrhed In the eaiiV weeks party provides $7.6 million (for re- techniques with demonstration, the census, assured reprênta- . :r"' Gone btit not forsDtten. .. . f eral OonniBCtors' Association. ment sales to Europe, Asia, and witnesses Servatins named were) tives of toe Connecticut Cong^- fit the Kennedy ndmhilstratlon. Talks. betn^n the two groups' -iJevelopnKnt), an inadequate Afrjca during toe past six years convloted o t ; war crimes aftdr ' Krill reanme If toe government Mrs. Sadie Wuldoon and family. amount if Connecticut Is to con slonal delegation, W olf and census NAMB:—. had firalceh ofron April 18,. two totaled $20,250,000. Worid War i t Another is In JaU Plas^c‘Glass* T ii(^ officials that a claiuylhg state embarks «a aa easy-money, de- sm A TTrixEt Com yrnny tinue to lead in restoring it# oittes days after tile strike took 1400 pending an investigation into his ment would be 'TeleaM If toe ' flclt-flnsncing poUoy. gena J. In Mtmqriniw menilMiw o< the New Britain and to'toe point of decency ag a place Xa tM tm aMaMnr ef Hsitt W. Canon, KER e DT CXINFERENCB SET wartime sctlvitlea. The fonith Is New, York — Optically clear complaints iuq found correct. BaUes. Pttohitegh tnaiielar, toM M em b er F .D ,1 .0 , . Addrxss.. who passed away Mar 2. 190. Hartford, toenia re^reeeetlng to live.. i Washington, Blnj 2 (P)— a fonnw Na«l fereiffn offloe offl- phurtlo'aheetlng of acryllo resin concfote pooreni, ' earpentora* W olf complained, for example, toe hnftnwtmaa’s ergasdsallon McGee also said Dempsey has President Kennedy will hold^n olal who the Brodecotlon haa an^ Is being tested > as a'replacem ^t that Bloomflridi.a community of tort toe go m iim iP s f sassnrlnr door today, Mpers aad fatoorera off jobs in tolled to provide adequate for a news eonfcnnoe nfhfiiy nt 9 .BooBoed wouM be a rreiM as a for glass in-schools, factories, and psssid away. Hnitfort, Middlesex,. Wladluin 13,613, waa not listed. W olf ssU ' KTOids on the future e< tlm dollar program to improve anq ekpand u n . BST. There win be no Ity* war erimes' sospeot U '% s aetq stores. Tks plssUc Is said to wlto- such omissions hurt Coonsclcut’B nrash t o *

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v r ' fJKS TWELYB ^MANCHESTER EVENING HSSRAU), MA^TCBESTER, OONN« TUESDAY. MAIT f. 1961 1 III „ .I..„» „ r .ii.11 t ^ I.II ■ , 11 ' ,_| II,...... 'i'. ■ '|li.l|^l■■|.l.-• • ■I.II, I, I. ri,i.iit > ■ .7 ■ ■ '7'“ ^ ^UGGS BUNNY O m BOARDING ROUSE with y^lAJOR ROOPLB DAILY dUjSSWORD PUZZLE % MANCHESTER E V ^IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MAY *, 1961 PAGE tm Riilikkl tOVtLVClW^ . t •VMINei 'w - t - lift-:- Riley. satd, "that it was an emer ■X '•I,. Iff- 1V , .f-S' ^ •O S *! rTMlWT w w T r r f Pirate Hijacks gency, that I was but of ^ *1 and OCTMiA4M/f^/^ Piiljtzer |}|i*ama Awaifd everything else I could think of. UM,.. FlnaUy they toM'me to go to Bah U5. Official Antonio Field, a Cuban A ir Force l i A T U.S, Airfiner,' Here Is A Spring Project Of First irhpprtaiicp Base 25 miles southwest of Ha IMMe/LpCTSRID IHAT /AVSTEftlOUS v o t ^ m M v o ‘ TOM,' T o ‘All the Way Home’ vana." Lands in Cuba Soldiers swarmed around the New York< May t VPt ~ "AU^ plana when it . landed, Riley eala • : s s r * Tha cartoon award want to they didn't z«em happy to see ' PiAM-tmir AvoMa-ogcRtHe SRAhn? the W ay Home," a play which Carey Otr, 71, a cartoofiUt for'the ’ (Ooatbiiied from Ihig* Om ) fiftMNrCY . almoat closed the week it opened Cofresi, in fact didn’t seem to Q M lM fOR AM'AU-MBATHei? SKTKTS^ Chicago Tribune since 1917, The ■"? ' ------"3 know him, V' u s p a l Lv a m i m Mm .•* on Broadway, la the 1961 winner award was for the A«|a, Dhio, na F la n n o w t o b u il d a fa m i ^ « N A V i t e 3 u a T r - — — -— of Cofreal, and exactly what he THftlA C r "A t any nite," Riley oontinued;' of the PuUtaer prize for drama. tive’s long and distinguished sanA yruf up tok ...... The play repraaented the first Ice in his field as exemplified by a “ they made him put down hla stag* effort of Tsui Mosel, 39, of cartoon last Oct. 8 captioned "The “ El Plrata Cofresl” means "The pistol^ I had thrown the knife, a New 'York, hitherto a television, Kindly Tiger.” It ahowed a tiger Pirate Cofresi," a notorious free plain old steak knife, down a few minutes before," - t writer. It was baaed ofi $he late representing communism - licking booter who sailed'the Caribbeai) s c r Before Cbfresi was bustled off ~\ James Agee’a Pulitzer prAe novel its lips over the figure of Africa and West Indies area in the early BY V. T. HAMLIN emerging to freedom. to downtown^Havana, to be inter of 1958,’ "A Death in the Fam 19th Century. In buying his tick MV KNCXX tr \WU.HOCI»lir ily." w . Except for the gold medal viewed by "the ai(thoriti*s,” hd “ W r W W J IORM3UH Winner of the Pulitzer prize for award—which carries no cash— all et here fo r the scheduled Miaml- turned to Riley and said softly: BOlOKhitKesiL) fiction Is Harper Lee's "To Kill a loumalistie citations . carried to-Key West run, the gunman had "I'm sorrv to have had to do this I f c t e , first given hie name as "Mr. Cq- to you— SOIbrry to have Inconvlenc- ^^«Utttam.ch«ud( Mockingbird," a novel depicting a prizes of |1,(KX). Those In arts and r r W IH T H small southern town’s struggles to letters were worth $500 each. freel. Elpir.’' Then he told the tick ed you." 1 et . clerk that the letters "ata" solve Its social problems. The Pulitzer prizes, set' up by The Cubans treated . the plane f should be added to the "Elnir." t As In the case of Mosel and the late .newspaper publisher Jo crew and paasengers correctly. ’The plane had }ust . taken off After.jtaklng down their story, FOR YOUR PROTECTION several others among ths is Pul seph Pylltser in a b lu e s t,to Cp- S f ______c from an..intermediate‘ stop at Ma | 7 in im «C Brilk r itzer recipienta announced yester lumbla University,, are awarded they offered them refreahmenta IT annually by the trustees of the rathon, A'Florida key, when the (Which were refused) and gave day, It was a 'fImt* for the 86- hi-Jacker went into action. UXfi t ycarold Mias Lee, a native of university on redommehdatiort of them 100 gallons to rsturn w . MonrokvQte, Ala. ,an advlkory board composed main A slim,. Unshaven,man wearing to' Florida. THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SOjENCES SAYS:- ^ d n lM dark sun glasses and a straw hat Although she had been “ writing ly of newsnaper executives. "They seemed eager to get rid Other. Awards which he never removed, he slip of us," said Arthur’ H. Goldberg thlnga" since she was 7, the novel ped into the cockpit and placed a was the first work she haid ever Besides fiction and dSima; of New York, an. ensign wrlth the Adequate Shielding Is The Only BHectiye Means Of Pft- M l _____ awards in the field o f arts and knife at the throat of Capt. Fran U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, H T n Iff published and emerged from a cis X. Riley of Miami Shores. "long and hopeless period of writ letters were made in the areas oF who waa a passenger on board the renting Radiation Casualties In Case Of Atomic Attack/* f A U lhidaM i history, biography, poetry and mu Then he pulled out k small, silver- plane along with his wife. ^ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER n iiS G r^ in g.. . over and over again." plated pistol and ordered co-pilot 5iCwii i « wldl sic. The plane flew back to K e y 0«ld Medal Award Herbert Fels, 68, York, Maine, J. T. Richardson of Jacksonville .West and then to Miami, where The Pulitzer prize gold medal to leave the cockpit. BY AL-VERMEER won the prim for history for “ Be it landed at 10:15 p.m. EST last v : PRISCILLA'S POP for public aervice was awarded Taking the co-pilot'e seat 'and SOWN IT tween War and Peace: The Pots night, alightiy less than eight / to th* Amarillo Globe-Times, the dam Conference." It was the lat turning off the radio, he said: hours after it was shanghaird in HERE ARE TWO TYPES OF SHELTERS aCtaHMOttnM k r first Texas paper ever to win thq est In a long aeries of piibKA'd "Let'a go to Havana." mid-afternoon. ri/ eiliw Pilot Riley related: award. works by the New York City na Asked whether he felt his life The medal, the top newspaper tive. going back to 1930. “ He kept" pointing the gun at me the rest of the trip. He spoke had been endangered, pilot RUey BSMtUtottaa award of the year, was for the David Donald. 41, Princeton, said: ''Well, if you call having a • •OotnUitnm newspaper’a successful campaign N.J., won the award for biography perfect English and eald he wa.s an American citizeh who fought gun pointed at your head danger, (prtti) to erase eomiption in local gov- for his . "Charles Sumner and the there wa# danger." emiHent. Touched o ff by editor Coming o f the Civil War," a study In the Korean War—but he looked Cuban, Others aboard the piane were Thomas Haszard Thompson, . the of one of the foremost a^ltl-slavery " I talked to hi^m to see if his Mr*. Wilhelmlna R. Arnold and t S H O R T R IB S BY FRANK OTIEAL effort resulted in a law enforce voices in the North. infant, enroute from Honolulu to ment ahakeup and election of a ’The prize for poetry went to mind could be changed, but he was intent on getting to Cuba. He said key West: Ralph M. Daughtry of reform slate o f officiala. Phyllis McGinley, 56, Larchmont, Atlanta, Ga.; and J. Jones, St. N.Y., for .‘Times ’Three: Selected Trujillo had offered him $l'00,000 Lynn Hetnzerling, 54, o f the As to kill Castro. Petersburg, Fla. sociated Press won the prize for verse from three decadee." Walter Piston's 'S.ymphpny No. "But he said he was going to international reporting. Heinzer- spill the beans to Castro. Then ling, a Birmingham, Ohio, native 7 brought him the prize for mvwic. The symphony was commissioned he said. ‘I f I don’t see Havana in .A t who hds teen in foreign service 30 minutes, we'U all die',” Fellowship Picks f4 K »K l since 1838, was honored for his by the Philadelphia Orchestra As As the plane passed over Key ' co'verage of Africa including sociation and was first performed _ Officers Monday by that group last Feb. 10. Piston, West, about 90 Tniles from Ha BY JOE CAMPBELL pioneer reporting during the early vana, the pilot zig-zagged as a day* of The Congo crisi.s. 67, o f Belmont, Mass., also w)— A News, also a native of Switzer woman who said her hair fell out land. May, S I, conducted a 6- after using a home permanent has months study of the cost and other filed a $2(ToOO damage sujt agkinet problems o f administering public Proctor'and Gamble Co. welfare. He spent three months as Mrs. Lets Booth of NaihVllie, SPRINfi IS HERE! a caseworker for the Brie County in the suit filed in 'Circuit Court Department of Social Welfare. ’Ihe yesterday, said her hair came out YOU CAN COUNT ON aeriea was entitled “ Our Costly "in large handfuls" after using a ...Dilemma." - LIU home permanent. MAlfCHISTER SNEETiMITAL WpRKS Tho Bmomtnt Shaltor Which Cem Bn enmnnt Block; Arleir or Conerntn NO JOB TOO SMALLI

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1961 FAGS FOURTEEN EVENING HERALD. IfANCkESTBR. CONN. TUESDAY^ MAY 2. 1961 THE le s i n Herald Angle v e ■y EARL YOST Steve MeAdam Sparta Editor Hoop Scoring Ace ^Petrolnt Third Major League 'aek to Normal,j 5 5 t ® i Pla Victory Will Long Be Remcmbereid Natches Nod = L e d d e r s = ^ H he livqB to be 100, John Canavari, Rockville High direc Baseman Hits In ca t Test . 89 l e a g u e BOSTEB ^ .4AUSRICAN UBAOUEL, . nk into Cellar tor of athletics, will never forget Friday, April 28,1981 for it Stith Out with TB Battihg (Based on 40 or more Phils was on this date that Rockville’s Rams.scored the first vic ANGELS Hard to Date at' bats)—-Temple, Clevelaad, 429t. tory ever oVer Southington High on the baseball diamond. By FRANK CLINE Coach — Herb Nixon: Roffe^ Sievers, Chicago, AOp; Mlnoao, New York, May 2 (/P)—A f ^ an explosive weekend that Feder, Stanley Oeidel, Richard Former Trinity College catcher Ron Kozuch, now Rockville Coming from behind twice, Haskell, Henry Minor, Joseph Glean, N. Y „ May 2 (:P)— All-America Tom Stith, ■whons Chicago, AM : BmuieM, Boston produced, a no-hitter by W a n ^ Spahn and a four-home run New York, May 2 ( ^ —The and Battey,.Minnesota, A40. mentor, saw his Rams held to one hit for six innings and Manchester High’s undefeat Whalen, Wallace Whitiqg, Allen scoring feats h^ped make little St. Bona venture a major bas- best looking rookies 4o far Runs—-Mjuitle, New York, 14: outburst by Wiflie Mays, basebattfell back into the old rou down 3-0 ivlth three outS : to g o ^ ed baseball team opened its Chenard, David Haasett,* Btovan ketball power, has been stricken with tuberculosis. His doctor this season appear to be,.third 'Temple, Cleveland, and Cash, De tine last night— Philadelphia onceôre gav^Robj^ Roberts when the roof caved In and four Central Connecticut Inter- Howroyd, Richard Johnston, Peter says at the earliest it will be more than a year before he plays basemaA Steve Boros of De troit, IS; Landis and Sfevera, Chi Juat two runs, Robin lost hls^- Ram runnera crossed the plate for Minor, Edward Nixon, Richard again. fourth without a victory and the a 4*3 decision. Tlie win was a big scholastic League campaign NMan, Walt Pyka, Wayne Wiga- Doctors at St. Francis Hospital cago and Franoona, Cleveland, It. season. \ nowskl, / York’s Madison Square Garden, troit and shortstop Dick How- / Runs Batted | In—Mantle, New Phils plunked back into the Na on# for it snapped a 35-gome with a 6-5 victory over Wind said yesterday that Stith had the Jim O’Toolawas the winner for streak for Coach Joe Fontana's ham at bitter cold Memorial FJald which Owns the Knicks. ’’We felt, cer of Kansas City in the | CAUGHT IN THE ,4CT— Norm Cash is oat attomptint' York, 17: Francona, Clevetauid; 15: tional League cellar. a 2-2 record, nlwklng the Phils diabase in one lung. He lost almost Aoierican Leagiie. and catdjer i tag. Yanks’ second baseman is backed tip by Tony Kubek. Black KnifhU, year tn and year yesterday , afternoon. I^he -vlototy ATHLETICS 20 pounds last season and en that he was the best player. tha to steal second base at Tiger Stadium in Detroit. Bobby Umpire iq Johnny Stevens. Gentile, Baltimore and Gash, De Roberta, after a hopeful iq>ring on. one- hit over ^ 6 last three in- Cioach — Bill/Mllewakl: Fred Knickerbockers had art opportun pick Bertelt of the Chlcapi Cuba troit, 14; Mlnoso, Chicago and Al out one of the statChicago White Sox 6-5 innings. AH of the Reds’ hits were Cfeach—Tony Aceto: Mark Bal ing St. Bonaventure to a 24-4 rec fore coming to St. Bonaventure. driven in 11 runs. Three of his 15 jacent to the new high school, mistakes to register their third ord and an NCAA tourney berth hits have been doubles. Main Reason Jensen JJuit 7; Gentile, Baltimore. Smit>e Chi on a ninth inning • run. The only singles, except for a home run lard, Martin Mazur, Eugene Mon- Sam is now with the Clevaiand cago, Colnvito, Detroit and Klns- Will soon have dugoute. triumph in as many starts this tany, Edward Pagani, James last season. He was third among’ Pipers of the American BasketbaU Pleasant Surprise other game aohediUed, New York and double by Gordie Coleman. , • * V sp^ng. Winleaa Windham has yet The hitting of Howser, an ag sewski, Los Angeles, 4. at Washington, was rained out. Schreiber, Bruce Aceto, A. William the nation’s collegiate scorers. League. Pltohlngy—Lar}-, Detroit, 4-0, to win in four outings. Aleabury, John Brouder. Carmine Hie Bonnies finished third in gressive little guy, has been a AMKRICAN LFAGL'E Ogden, Utah. May 2 (AV- to hear from Jeneen, but add "There Isn’t any reason for 'TIWS 6, WHITE SOX 5—A Surprise Decision Southpaw Steve MpAdam went Tom was married here April 8. pleasant surprise to Manager Joe Outfielder Jackie Jensen of ed: this. He'a had shunps before," 1.000; Eleven tied with 2-0, l.OOO, single by Jim Lemon and a two- FUloramo, Stephen Hahn, Larry the rankings despite a late-season His wife, a nurse, was at the hos Monday’s Results Strikeouts— Bell, 4?leveland and REDS 8, FH tta 2—The Reds, El^n Zatufsky's resignation as all the way for hia second victory Kahn, Jerome Mazur, Scott Rob slump. Gordon. He's batting .311 with 14 the Boston Red Sox, apparent "I don’t think Jackie will she said. Jumping back to aeventh place out double by Billy Gardner broke head basketball coach at Man pital with him and couldn't be Minnesota 6, Chicago 5. Ramos. Minnesota, 25; Ford, New despite a Father Shaky start. erts, Sergio Seise, Robert Trotter^ S 111 h’s physician said Tom' reached last night. hits In 45 Umes at bat, including New York at Washington, Fost- ly disc^raged by an anemic ever play again.” ' Jensen had refused to talk with their second straight auccese up a ninth-inning tie for the Twins chester High came as a complete Windham cuffed the Indians’ left batting average, says he Is The 34-year-oId outfielder, • r. York, 38; Mos-sl, Detroit, 21; Pas- would bs transferred to Mt. Mor three doubles and six runs batted poned. with newsman ejpUer on the after loeing eight atcalgbtT beat against losing reliever Turk Lown surprise. Reports that changes hander for six hita and four runs in. He’s been outstanding in the quitting baseball for good. whose estimated 1961 salary cual, 51|nnesata, 20. ERNIE JOHNSON CARDINALS ris Sanatorium near Rochester In W. L. Pet. O.B. train. The' conductor told Roberta with a tie-breaking run (0-2) of the 'White Sox. Ray Moore were in the making were known over the first four frames but he Coach—Oliver Minney: Kenny field but that was expected of the la 350,000, retired once be NATIONAL LEAGUE a few days. The doctor said it 9US- But hla 'Wife, former Olym Ritchie: "I don’t think you (2-1) was the winner, with one Detroit ___ .. .10 4 .714 — in the fourth inning. An error by for soma time but Zatureky's po ia scheduled Friday night at the finally settled down and yielded Kupferberg, Randy Kupferberg, would be hard. to say how long Harvey Rated Tops 21-year-old West I^ m Beach, pic diving champion Zoe Ann fore.. after the 1959 season. want to ta-lk with him (Jen Batting (Based on 40 or more at perfect inning of relief. Harmon sition was secure. His resignation Nerw York .. . . . 9 6 .643 1 shortetop Ruebn Amaro and ain- West Side Rec at 7 o'clock. Mem only one run and three hits over the Fred Minney, Jack Spector, Wil he would be convalescing. Fla., native. ...1 0 6 .625 1 Olsen, said she will try to At the time, he was one of sen). You'll probably get a bets) — Moon, Los Angelee, .417; glea- by Leo Cardenas and Don Killebrew homered for the Twins’ was- p u r e l y voluntary . . Man final six innings. Minnesota .. baseball's top hitters. bers of the Manchester Chapter of liam Sweet. Stephan Toiftaaei, Rob "Given any break at all, 1 would As NL Defenseman BetteU, a real take charge guy. Chicago ...... 7 7 .500 3 talk him into rejoining the ball bat on the head. He's mad^ Cunningham, St. Louis, .400; Gon Blasingame did it. first Iwo runs, off starter Frank chester High, currisntly the third McAdam’i chief tormentor was ert Bujak, Roes Dingwell, Gary has won the No. 1 catching Job on In his comebdek attempt at the world." the State Board of Approved Base say Tom could be ready to return Boston ...... 7 7 AOO _ S team. ■ zalez, Philadelphia, .300; Kasko, It waa the third consecutive hit Baumann, while the Sox counted biggest high school in the State ball Umpires will sit In with vol-^ whippet first baseman Johnny Galasso, Richard Jagoutz, Douglas the Cuba. Besides showing no awe this year, he has fared poorly. Cincinnati, .356; Aaron, Mll- their first three off Chuck Stobba of Cotmecticut, will be the biggest to the game a year from this fall,” Montreal, May 2 UP) — : Doug Cleveland .. . . . 8 8 .500 8 Jensen, who left the team in Jenaen had gone to a sta for Blasingame, the second baae unteer umpires from the Little Reed. The latter had three hits, McClain, Joel Spector, Craig Swan- he said. of major league pitchers he has Jn 12 games and 46 times at tion magazine stand and tvaiikee, .347. on homers by Jim Landis, A1 during the 1961-62 school year . . Harvey, veteran Montreal defense- Balttanore .. . . . 8 8 .500 3 Cleveland Saturday, confirmed man acquired from San EYancisco League. It's a novel Idea and two of them bloopers, in five times eon. David Wolfram, Donald Gau- HOURS ARE GOOD, TOO—Fred Green, toWel over his Case Worse demonstrated he possesses a fine 8 bat, Jensen hit safely only six Ritchie found him there. The Runs — Boyer, St. Louis, 15; Smith and Cainlio Carreon. Chenew-Tech has again appealed to dreau. man, today was named winner of throwing arm. He is lotting .306 Kansas. City .. 5 .385 *Vt last night that he was retiring last w e ^ after going O-for-12 this should be helpful to both units.. at bat and. drove in four runs. “It depends on a lot of things,’’ .Washington 6 11 .313 6 again. times for a .130 batting av sportsxvrlter said Jensen be Cunningham, St. Louis, 14; Zim the CIAC to reconsider classifying head, relaxes in the bull pen. The big left-hander shows the James Norris Memorial with four runs' batted in. erage and one RBI. Big bowling match Friday night MeAdam Got Revenge the doctor continued. “Red Schoen- Trophy as the National Hockey Los Angelee . . . 4 9 .303 5*/| ‘•I’'vo had it,” Jensen told came angry at the mention of mer, Chicago, Wills and Moon, Los the local school in the B ranks at the Holiday Lanes will pit the "But MeAdam finally got sweet ■ CUBS unmistakable signs of rapidly becoming more than a mid Outfielders Willie Davis of the This Is in sharp contrast to storiaa by Bill Uston, base Angeles and Mays, San Francisco, 'j- next' season. Two years ago the C3oach—Art Sherokow, • Bradley dle man in the Pittsburgh Pirates’ pitching scheme. dlenst, the baseball player, ap League’s outstanding defenseman IjQS Angeles Dodgera and Oarl Today's Games sportswrriter Ensign Ritchie of his .281 average for 10 previ Holiday Lanes’ entry, which set a revenge against Reed in the top of parently had a worse case than for the 1980-61 season. Detroit (Bunnlng 0-2) at Wash the Ogden Staridard-Bxamin- ball writer for the Boston 12. •Rest Miler in the East CIAC notified Cheney that it new world's team season game the ninth. With the tying run on Johnson, Robert Moriarty. Stephan Tastirenurid of the Boston Red ous seasons in the American Traveler. Rims Batted In — Aaron, Mil would be moved to Class B frOm Ristau, Robert Sherokow, Bruce Tom’s and was out only for a In receiving the award for the Sox, string a e l e c t i o n to win ington (Stnrdevant 1-0) 7;0S p.m. er. "I know when my reflexes League. In 1958, when Jen record last week, squaring off third and the tie breaking run on year. Schoendienst had a cavity lit sixth time in the past seven -cam- Liston wrote that Jensen waukee, 16; T. Davis and Moon, Class C because its enrollment was against the Top Hill Restaurant Smith, Paul Solomonson, Ernest rookie honors this year, are still in Chicago (Wynn 2-0) at Cleve are gone and I’m not going to sen was the league's most val first with two out, MeAdam Stafford, Kenny Uppllng, Richard his lung and had to undergo eur- paigpis. Harvey polled 162 of a land (Grant I-O) 7 pjn. be any 25th man on the ball left after consulting a Boston Los Angeles, and Mays, San Fran iose Points to Nationals over 125 boys. However, a num in a best of seven match, “ he lo struck out the first sacker on four the running with modest perform uable player, he batted .286, cisco, 14; Ca’ / on, Philadelphia, IS. ber of students attending CHieney Green, Philip Hale, Gary Uven- Cash Bets Within Law gery." possible 180 points ' in the • voting New York (Dltnur 2-0) a* club." drove in 122 runs and hit 35 psychiatrist. Dr. Roy Mennln- cals won the Northern Division pitches. ances.y^th are playing regularly. ger. Liston quoted Jensen as Doubles — tiiller, San Francisco, are too old under CIAC rulings. good, John Newcomb, Joseph Rlr- Schoendienst, an infielder for the by Sportswriters and sportscast- Davis la batting .250 with 10 hits, Minnesota (Paadtal 2-0) 2:30 p.m. . Ritchie interviewed Jensen home runs. and Top Hill prevailed In the A pair of two-run rallies in the za, David Seavey, Michael Wenner- Milwaiikee Braves, was stricken at saying he didn't feel he was 6; Nine tied with 4. By EARL YOST Ciheney is far from ready to move Southern Division of the Men’s ers in each of the six NHL cities. including a home run, In 40 timea Baltimoro (Fisher 0-2) at Los when his train stopped here en At their home In Crystal first and third frames sent Wind- gren, Michael Jeffries. the close of the 1958 World Series Marcel PronoVost of Detroit route to Reno. It was the first helping the Red Sox, wasn’t Triples — Amaro, PhUadelphia “ This year, at 23, Pete Close is in the best shape of his life 'Into the B ranks and if the CIAC Northern Connecticut League. hem zooming into an early 4-0 ad at bat Tastrxemaki'a mark ia .244 Angtod. Gene John A wild throw to second on Buddy Shaw, Jeffrey Watt, John Conner, club's troubles with Kenny Sears, ager Mike Higgins at Kansas Davis, Los Angeles and Boyer, St. mon, local tax conauitant, and Extended Tour * • ,•* ' Minor’s grouhder to third enabled bet mi the Nottingham races’ ” Tim Horton,. .Tp’ronto, Pete Goe- ibore away from MBur Breeding, a New York at Minnesota, 2:30 She added she w-ould try to were gone and when asked. son, with Austin in the Dckible A Tony Dlmln'lco, Kevin Kravontka, who wants to move with San gan, Detroit, and . Carl . Brewer, •City. persuade him to return to the "Are you throuph?” Jenaen I..0UIS, 5; Robinson and Coleman himself a former, track standout Baseball Speplals the Indian first baseman to reach Mifchael Laraia, Gai7 Larson Wil Suddenly a revolution in cashf’ rooMc himself last year/Adair has pjn.' Chirlnnatt, McCovey, San FVah- at New York University.. The lat Texas League collected but one betting had hit Britain—the day Francisco of the new rival Amer Toronto, 9 each; Elmer V 'as k o, eight hiU tat 2g at-haU (.308), in Boston at Kansas City, 0 pjn. Higgins said he was waiting Boston club. replied: "Definitely." hit'in 18 ..official at bats during first and Tom Kelley to race to liam Monk, J(^n Shields ican BasketbaU League. cisco and Spencer, St. Louis, 4. ter has served as a Judge in the Pete Close along wltlr four Two sports specials are listed third. The bases were loaded when thouaanda of betting shops Moop.e, Johnson Chldago, 5; Doug Mohns, Rorton, cluding a home ruit two doubles Baltimore at Los Angeles, 10 - Pitching — Elston, Chicago and famed Penn Relays for a number other runners, two men and two on video this weeCx which should the first week on the season. Ed opened all over the land. ’"Thia is a tremendous disap and Bill Gadsby, New York, 4; and five RBI. pjn. Wojcik, a catcher in the Chicago when Bill Maneggia drew a base GIANTS Friend, Pittsburgh, 4-0, 1.000; of years in Philadelphia. women, have left for a tour of have more than JUst a little appeal on balls. 0>ach—Gerard O’Connor: Robert The, milkman, over many years, pointment to us and to Stith, Jack Evans, Chicago, 3 and Harry Other rookies playing regularly Last April. Close, in his own for basebÎ fans. IVeldnesday night White Sox farm system, has been had. tikken small cash beta from the Share I^ g Honor also,’’ said Ned . Irish of New Howell, New York,. !: Podres, Los Angeles, 8-0, 1.000; Central America, first stop In Dotchln Delivers Again Cobb, Timothy Hickey, Howard tn the Amerlcait League are Joe NA'nONAL LEiSGl'E words, “Ck)uldn’t even run a mile.” Costa Rica, where they w1D ap at 7:80 the-sBiography of a Rookie shuttled to Idaho Falls in the hpusewlves—all of them illegal. ------/ ------Mhrttai. tUrd bake, Chicagp WHilte Reasons for Move CardweU, Chicago,.-MIzell, Pitts Ray Dotchin drilled a line sin Jacobs, Paul Kurtz, Robert Mon- Monday’s Results Bailey May Be Big Man burgh anif Duffalo, San Francisco, At 171 pounds, he was 20 pounds pear In exhibition track meets. 'Will be p«*e"ted with Willie Class C Pioneer League. Johnson gell, Albert Schulze, Robert Welch, ' Now cash betting was complete Providence, R. I., May 2 (API — Sox (.220), C b ^ l^ Schilling, sec Ctnctainatl 8, Philadelphia 2. Davis, rookie Los Angeles Dodger is owned by the Milwaukee gle to center to score Kelley and ly within the law. The milkman Champions Davey Moore and Har DUcusslng the story of his 2-0. 1.000. overweight after graduating from (?arl Werkoven, David Chise. Ger ond base, BoOtaMi Red Sox (.232), Louis (Broglio 1-2) 8 p.m. St. Johh’a University in Brookl>’n outfleider as the star. Thursday Braves.. . Buddy Krebs copped his Marsh with Maneggia taking third waa an agent for a betting shop— old Johnson today share the Na- Jake Woo(L second base. Detroit resignatloii as basketball coach StrlkeoutM — Drysdale. Los July, 1960—Close managed to shed and Dotchln going to second on ard O’Connor. Douglas Downham, Only Games. Angeles, S3; Podres, Ijis Angeles, and then going into rugged train 'night, also at 7 :3 ^ CBS will bring first feature of the stock car rac Kevin Pails, Bruce Gardner, Eben and not a policeman in the land tiqpal Boxing Association’a Boxer- MAYIVI#\ I SPECIALSrEValM (.207) and/tkm ICinctaer, first base, W U Pet. o .a at Manchester High, Elgin Za- In Biants’ Flag Drive the excess weight and following a to the; screen, Birtfi“ f 'a Baseball ing season last Saturday night at the throw to plate. Maneggia could do anything about the money of- the-Month Honors. tiiraky stated, “We, and I think 27; Mahaffey, Philadelphia and ing with the Marines at Quantico. Holmes, Robert Jackslon, Mark Mlmieaotn Twins (.229). Son Francisco . 10 6 •.825 _ rigid training schedule, came back Club, the subject being the new Riverside when Jocco Magg;iciamo scored on a wild pitch and. when Orlowski. he took from his customers. I can speak for my assistant Jonwi, San Francisco, 26; Willtams, Exciting Windup strong to win a place on the 1960 Chairman Tony Petronella of LITTLE NsttoitsI League first year men Pittsburgh 9 6 .800 Loe Angeles Angels. Viewers will piloting the Oliver's car placed Windham starter Dick Wi.»ox Just off Fleet Street, the heart the NBA Ratings Committee playipj^'TOgularly include CSiarley Ray Korbusleskl wril as my New York — (N BA )—Johnny I-os Angeles, 24. However, three months later— United States OljTnpic team. What made an apparent attempt for a Loe Angeles ... .10 8 A.56 .1 'y;’- yi^F-'ijFiiianiM be able to watch the club in spring fourth... Don Cowles will super INDIANS of the newspaper business in Lon named the pair for special cita toner, second baro. Sain Francisco self. are reslgnlnlg for personal Temple Just couldn’t understand had started out as a terrible yriSf, training and also during the open- deliberate fourth ball to pinch- don, Phil McCarthy opened his LEAGUE MUwanhee . . . . . 6 6 AOO 2 and professional reasons.’’ vise play in the Rec Slow-Pitch Coach—Bill Verge: James CoUgh- tion while announcing the . April Giants (.228), Jose Pagan short CWcago ...... 8 8 .500 2 the deal that sent Eld Bailey from soon changed into the most excit tog games of the 1961 season. Softball League this season at hitter George May a little too lin, Stephen Gates, Wayne Huot, bets shop— known officially as a rankings. stop. Oimts (.227), Ted Ssdowskl. SL Louis ...... 7 9 .488 8 Alriced If he might be Inter Cincinnato to Ban Ftanciaco. 3 S 1 ing and rewarding season for, ex- . Channel 3 in Hartford will carry Charter Oak Park. good, the sophomore shortstop Scott Johnson, Mike McCruden, "Bets Office.,, BAT third base. PhUadelphia Phillies ested in possibly another coach- ‘"The' Giants got the top man Manchester High uackman. In tha reached out and stroked. it into Moore, featherweight king from FREE Cincinnati ...... 7 10 .412 S 'i both diamond productions, Thomas McDonnell. Michael Plela, Even, before racing started 100 Springfield, Ohio, was honored for (.225JU and BHly WUUsms. out- Philadelphia ... 6 10 .375 4 Inb Job. Zatursky responded, in the business in Bailey," said 1,500 meterfinaW Close defeated a * >(■ centorfleld to drive in the Indians’ Gregory Powell, 'Michael Riccio, people had rutoed In to place their WITH 9.95 FRONT END JOB "No comment at this time. the stylish gnd outspoken Cleve long-time rivahT«d MorAh, form tying run. his one-round knockout of Danny / field, Chicago Cubs (.211). Larry Blake, Kevin Conklin, John cash bets. They could go back im Ladez of Loa Angeles. Light ' The frOshraan pitchers wit^ the Today’s Games That Is all for now.’’ land second baseman. "Many base er Penn Statyronner fe a breath Man Behind Mike End of the Line Deadlock waa shortlived as Sao Francisco (Sanford 1-1) at« Filloramo, Charles Gowen, Stephen mediately later and collect their heavyweight champ Johnson was best perfornuuM^ so far have ball men consider Del Crandall the taking flnlsh/ta/gain'the right to Ernie Johnson, who once dis Bobby Knight, who thrilled Windham broke it in top of the Johnson, David McCYuden, Charles money in cash. Chicago (Cardwell 2-0) 1:30 p.m. | area basketbaq fans on many oc named for his second round kayo been Joe McCIatai o f Washington best catcher In the National accompany ^ffcle^-Sam's athletes played his ability at sinking bas seventh as Larry Devine singled, Nadeau. Placing the bet waa like going of ’Von Clay of Philadelphia. (2-1), Bob Allen .of Cleveland (2- Loa Angeles- (Williams 1-1) at | League, but I’ll take Bailey ahead to Rome. casions . when he performed with advanced to second when Bill Recognized Milwaukee (Nottebart 1-1) .8 .p.m. ketballs with Manchester in the into the post office to buy a stamp. Among tfJe other boxers listed r THE 0), Roland Sheldon at New Tork of anybody in the game. That goes In the recent Quantico. meet, Elaatern Pro League, is now in a Manchester teams in the Eastern Walsh, walked and came home on ORIOLES Within seconds the .wager was for top performances was Paul (0-1). Norm Baas,of Kansas City Philadelphia (Green 1-2) at Cin for all departments—handling MERCHANTS and American League, has signed Reed’s third hit,of day.. Coach—Bill Crawford.: Loren An- headquarters cinnati (Hunt 1-1) 8:05 p.m. Close won the All-Marine 880-yard new field, as part o f his duties with taken and a time slug went on the Pender, Brookline, Maas., who ia GENERAL (1-0), Ken McBride of-L os An-. pitchers, receiving, throwing, hit Second Half Final Standings crown M d ' added the Quantico a contract with the Los Angeles The Indians won the game in dreo, Randall -Crawford, 'Timothy receipt. Plttahurgh (Haddix 0-0) at St. Cromwell Rallies ^the Malwaukee Braves. The-Brat- recognized as middleweight cham K ies Angels (1-2). Ken Himt of ting and hustling.’’ W. U Pet. Mile. His loot consisted of two 'Meboro, Vt., native, who now Jets of the American BasketbaU the eighth without nud^ng the Donahue. Gregory Kelley, Joseph . Easy For All pion in two states and Europe btit for expert Ijmla (Brogiia 1-2) 8 pjn; League., Knight had trials with ball out of the infield. Minor Cincinnati (1-1), Jim Duffalo of Pitching — Jim e ’Tooie,' Beds, Seymour Slwoff, the bsjjeball Community Press ...2 7 18 .600 To Defeat RHAM gaudy plaques and a huge sliver . naakea his home in Milwaukee, has Kelly Edmund Leber. Ralph Uiot- Placing a cash bet suddenly had not by the NBA which Ilata Gene T IR E ^ San Frandsoo (2-0) and Don Not- Wednesday’s Sehedole ■tatiatlcian; concurred. Vic’s Soda Shop .'...2 6 19 .578 cup as the meet’s outstanding ath Rochester and New York in the walked and raced to second as te. Alan Noake, LeOn Enderlin, help^ Ctoietainatt escape cellar a dally radio show called Play Ball become as easy as buying a pack Fullmer as tltleholder.’’ TTie NBA, tebart of Milwaukee (1-1). PhllaSelphla' at Clmdnnatl, 8:06 Noted for Trades Conran's Ina...... 28 19 .578 lete. N B A ,.. Now that the CIAC has Maneggia beat out a beautiful Michael Kearns. Thomas Kiellck, of cigaretes. 49 ranking Pender as No. 1 challen Hebron — Holding a one-run in Milwaukee and Saturday nights with alx-hlt 8-2 victory over the "Tha Giants Are noted for mak White Glass ..'...... 25 20 .556 ,• Following his 4 :05.5 mile clock- - . conducts his own teevee sports )fecided to drop out of New Eng bunt eingle. Dotchln also bunted All6n LiisoUe, Ronald Noake, Janies McCarthy reported that busi ger, praised Pender for a success Jayrecs Trounced Loa Angeles at Mlhvmakee 8 Phillies, walkiag but two and ing good trades,” said Slwoff, Moriarty Bros...... 17 28 -.378 lead going into the last inning. Ing at Quantico. which wa.s inci show. With • the Braves, Charlie land basketball tourney play, and Minor scored with Maneggia Qufqflla, wm iaii Spector. ness had been brisk. ful defense of his version of the p.m. striking out nine. heLl of the Elias Sports Bureau, Dart's Dairy ...... 14 31 .311 RHAM High's baseball team saw dentally the best time the M ^ n e . Bloasflbld reports, Johnson handles )wouldn't it be a good Idea to push going to second and Dotchin to "I’m sure it will get. better as crown'agalnst Carmen Basllio. TIRE SAFETY SERVICE San Francisco at Chicago, 1:80 third when Burt Rood’s throw to |TES It was a different story-yester Hitting — Billy (Jardner, Twins, “and they made a pippin when Cromwell explode for three runs in first lieutenant had ever pdsted. many of the speaking engage back the annual schoolboy hooples people get to know where our of Others singled out included wel pjn. they landed Bailey. With catchers until at lease Marhh 15? This first base was wild.wiiQ. AfterAlter a pop 7,—Coach—Bllll 7 ' 'r*** Itphy: Elio uD’Ap. Ap- fice Is situated," he aaid. terweight Jorge Fernandez, light day afternoon at Mt. Nebo when broke up ninth inning tie with two Walking off with championship the top of the seventh to pull out Close told reporters he wasn’t ments in the Milwaukee area. Manchester High’s Jayvee base Pittsbargb at St Louis. 8 p.m. a scarce commodity, they landed in rolloff was White Glass, which tired. Just mildly disappointed. . « a a . comer has always felt that the out. May hit a alow bounder to P®**®"***. James Harrison, Ronald That’s the jiroblem for the men weight champion Joe Brown, mid out doable for 0-5 victery over a 7-5 victory here Mondt^y after first which was hobbled with ■ ST Steurer, Ken- dleweight Dick' Tiger of Nigeria, ball team tangled with Windham's White Sox. an AU-Star and A workhorse." won the first half flag. White “ I w-anted to run,A four-mlnuta State tourneys started much too who run the betting shops— Jayvees. Last week tai the Thread noon in their Southern Division I Umpires* Clinic early, usuaUy the last week in Maneggia scoring what proved to Tedford Michael Thipodeau. they're not allowed to advertise in welterweight Guy Sumlin, heavy Could It be that the Redlegs Glass took three out of five games clash of the Charter^ Oak (Con mile,’’ he said. "L thought I could. Complete wheel lâlahce City. Manchester won. Yesterday, College Baseball trqded Willie Mays and Company Unusual baseball umpires’ clinic February. ^ be the winning run. William Mohr, the press or on television. Letter weight EMdIe Machen and light PROBABLE STARTER: to capture tb" n 1 a y o f f s from ference. I really did. ITie v.ay things ara heavyweight Doug Jonea. ' Windham poeted a 12-1 Win on Stolen Basee —• Rotilason and Into the'jMtpiant with Bailey? Community Press, second round going for me—well, why shouldn't V Great DIvinr Catch SP“ l«ne, Wil- ing on their offices must be only Slim southpaw Phil Winning pitcher Bud Ceplenritl’a Robert Swadosh, Rus- only tlx hits. ESght walks and aev- AIC 5. ^Vinlty 2 Pinson, ClnclnnaH; 5; Maya, San ‘ "Yea, suh!” ejaculated Siwoff, victors. I look forward to hitting four?" diving catch of aell .Turner, John Wagner Doualas three inches high. GUARANTEED CR- errors aided the winning cause. Bridgeport 13. Clark 5 nandsoo, 8; Freese and Blae- long double was the big blow of Bettors are not allowed to hang whose business It is to keep a Hence (above) will prob Top totals were A1 Cowles 136- Helped by Wade Chris Contos looping hli close tQ« Waugh. ^ '-'uugias Don Crowell tripled and scored Danbury State 5, N.Y. Maritime Ingame. Clnctainati, W’lOs and T. close check on ballplayers the the game w-innlng rally. AH told, Mr, Versatile at Holy Cross. foul line In first inning waa de-)»=«. ____ about tlê shops. No music or tele • MORE MILEAGE ably get the opening day 370. Frank Larson ' 140-368, A1 Close was so sure that he couldi Racquetmen Win .50 Ceplenski had three hits in four Manchester's only run. Joe Minor Davis, Los Angeles and HUIer and country oyer. "BAttty fs that good. mound assignment to Pirkev 140-366, Charlie Ecabart fanaivt play of day, saving at least TIOIXS vision is allowed. You write your and Don Gliha pitched. Fordham 6, Yale 1 Ruenn, San Francisco, 2. The Gian til’ pitching has been tre trips to the plate. do it. he asked Jim Wade, former bet on la slip of paper, collect the • GREATER SAFETY 154-366, Milt Tedford 366, George Yale .star, to help out by running one run and shutting off rally . . . C oa ch - Roy Parker- Steve In Opening Match mendous this spring and Big Ed morrow afternoon when It was the third victory in flye Geciauskas tripled in eecond but Bleller, Richard Brown,' ■ David receipt and go. Bensche 147. the first half mile In two minutest Tail Standout, Main object of the new betting • EAjilER S STEERING P R I N G \ M I will improve it.” Cheney Tech opens its High average Honors went to starts for Cromwell. RHAM went WM out at plate trying to stretch Clark. Matthew Dunfleld George Temple {qualifies as an expert dowm to its fourth loss in five out Wade carried out .his rabbit's role hit into rhomer . ~ 7 Maneggia shops is to rid the highways of Opening its zeaso^ o.n a high season at 2 against Ly Ken Seaton wrltlv a 114.48 who almost perfectly, jsassing the 880- h)» int«-hnm .r - Pinnegan, Paul Gustafson, Mi- on Bailey. They were teammates ings. In an unreported game last also made fine catch of foul pop street bookies. Many of them'have note yesterday afternoon waa m l emrs — no opo man Memorial at Mt. Ne was closely followed by Pirkey yard line in 2:01. New Grid League in Making chael Parker. John Smayda, Her opened their own shops.. Manchester High's tennis team In the Rhineland for seven cam Week, RHAM whtpp^ Bacon by Dick Francis in ninth bert Stevenson. Richard Bkrton. Visit your friendly bo. Other lettermen ex with 114.417 Others, among top 10 "It was real nice of Jim to do it McAdatn struck out a dozen in People who have ben wagering which Whitewashed Windham. 6-0, paigns. were Norm Kloter 114.5, Harvey Academy at Colchester, 5-1. Brian Conn, Wayne Douglas, Paul “ Do you know Bailey?" he In pected to be in the lineup for me," Close said. "But when I • cluding aide..in second and eighth flft years in Britain are expected in its Central . Connecticut Inter tavern during May JJohnson 113,32, Howie August Combining for five oi RHAM's tried to move out after he dropped Boston, May 2 (IP) — "Versatile":^ Maine, Friday. Massachusetts also Emmerling, Douglas Nelson, Rob to continue doing it tlie same way scholastic League match at the quired. "Well, the reason I ask is arc Tom Mikoleit, Bill six hits were Jeff FYestridge and seems an inadequate descriptidn is rated strong along .with Rhode . . . Between them, 'Maneggia ert Peck. 113.22. Cowles 112.88. L a r s o n Back, the track suddenly felt real and Minor accounted ,,tor all but —by phone, letter or telegram. • high school courts. Fully Guaranteed that Ed >may hav4 acquired the McMullan and Captain 112.32, Ecabert 112.19. Bill Chap JBIH Dunnack. Preatridge had a for Ehic Talt, the athlete-honor Island. Bill Lockhead of New reputation of taking baseball a heavy, I knew I couldn’t do it then. three of Indians’ putouts .. . That’s )>een legal for years. Cash Jerry Conklin, Mike Lauten- Phil Custer. man 112.15, Jim Bell n i ^ l . perfect day, three ainglea in as But IjwSnt to keep trying—before Student from Holy Cross. Hampshire was the 1960 New Eng TWINS back and Ed Borgida ail scored bit too lightly. He'a a great and Thursday afternoon Indians betting—the actual ’exchange of High single w-as- taken by Ted many times up good for two RBI’s, the big meet in June. If I do it, Tha New York <3lf/ boy also it land intercoU’eglate king but lost Coach “ Charles Robinson: money over the counter—was il singles victories. Victorious Indian entertaining guy to have on a whUe Dunnac&t had a doubla and l-up to Rhody’s Fitta, state Jun Bristol Eastern in anotheranoiner leagueleag David Anthony, Brion Bouteller, ford with, a ,179 while high three that'll be another mental block out an artist, writer and n)usician. game at Memorial FlelikatFlel(ka.t 3:153:1 legal. doubles' tandems included Captain SHOCK ABSORBERS club. He has a lot of hlllbilly-type string belongs to Harvey Duplin, single in‘four at bats. of the way.” lor champ, recently,. . , Steven Rowett, F. Peter Shana Mike Coy and Karl Kehler and Tait is a senior English, major Manchetler■ ( S ) ) -aayings having to do with fat 424. Walt Weir's 96 was highest The Sachems-next game will be The latest rumored combine of •b• r h a e I.rbi han. Stephen Smith, Jonathon Doug Pearson and Todd Potter, hogs, etc. The big meet referred to is the ’ with an 85 average who finds time Wood. Robert Baldwin, Donald Moiiday'a Homers without a mark. TTiursday at Rocky Hill. NaUona) AAtJ. to act as a one man track teanv Eastern schools into a football Slbrlnax. 2b ... 0 0 0 4 0 0 Conklin and Borgida each Dead Serious CromweU ...... 000 310 8—7-7-3 league lists Boston University, Krilry. If ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Bergln, Stephen Boland, Billy Triples of 400 or better . were •.Close .and Wade have both run for Coach Bart Sullivan. Eric com- Minor, lb ...... 2 0 II 0 0 0 scored straight set wins. Conklin "But allow me to assure you Ecabert 409,;aind Pirkey 411. Joe RHAM .. ___ _ .021 002 0 -5 -6 4 Holy Cross, Massachusetts, Con Manrzsla. c ... ,2 1 13 0 1 0 Dancossc, David K o I u m b e r, (Season Total In Parentheaea). whipped Bob Pakenham. 6-1, 6-1 $ in Mtlnchester on 'Thanksgiving patea in the low and high hurdles, 0.95 Dotchln rf ... Charles Lankford. Paul Martel, ' AMERICAN UEAQUR that Bailey is dead serious and Mayer tu.tneil.in the only quadruple (Ceplenski and Callahan; Carter, both dashes, the broad Jump and necticut, Buffalo, Rutgers, Colgate 1 1 1 0 0 2 while Borgida defeated Ron Mon smart once the gong ring's. No m’brolng tn F3ve Mile Road Race and Villanova set to go by Gaciauaitaa, 3b 0 1 0 1 0 ,2 Kevin Robinson, Charles Whelan, Smith. White Sox^ (4). ■trike with triple strikes having ■ Frankel (5), E’isher. (7) and Dun competition. Close won here in runs one leg o f the mile relay. Johnaon, aa ... p 0 0 0 0 0 Richard Zarbo. .- roe, 6-2, 6-1. Lautenback took the one has a more thorough knowl been rolled By- Duplin. Tedford, 1963 . . . May. aa 0 1 0 0 1 2 Londit, White Sox (2), second and third games from John nack. . 1958. During the past indoor season, Marah. c f ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Carreon, White Sox (1). edge of National League hitters Pirkey Weir and Bensche. Tait scored 70 3/4 points In five The Eastern College Athletic MeAdam. p ...... 0 0 1 t 0 0 Reynolds, 6-1 and 6T0 after drop and how to take advantage of their Conference has okayed the use of RED BOX Killebrew. Twina (S).l ' ping the flr.st, 6-4. ■* CHURCH SOFTBALL meets for the Crusaders. Totalii ...... 28'«'4 27 10 '2’4 Coach—Joe Halloran; Michael NATION ALLEAOITF weaknesses. U.a MIXED DOUBLES In last Saturday’s outdoor trl- freshman ' athletes, for varsity Coy and Kehler had to go three “ And what did the Giants give Scoring in every Inning but the Wlndhani (S) Belanger. John Guard, Bruce Coleman, Rods ' , ading' ladies were Ruth Sil- aiVguIar meet In Boston, Tait col competition at these New England ab r h po ■ r rbl Hallenbeck, Paul Kasek, Ralph games to beat Pakenham and Mon for Bailey?" No one they Intended second. Temple BeUi trimmed St. schools effective Sept., 1961; FREE INSTALLATION! 189-463, DIan Daugherty 188- lated 13 points though he didn’t Fraiicli, c...... 5 2 2 9 1 0 0 LeWkowlcz, Jeffrey Maher. John roe. The Indians’ top doubles' team using." Mary’s, J9t4, at Mt. Nebo last te Leonard 177. Men’s top \ûbacha Âthlete of win an event. He was runnerup in Bates, Brandeis, Middlebury, Quin- D<>vlnf. rf ...... K 1 1 0 n 0 0 Scholastic Basehall dropped the first game 6-1 and Horace Stoneham passed along night in the .opening game of the Slnder. cf ...... 4 1 2 3)11 Randazzo, Paul Aeford, Richard totals included Pat Tremarco 236- the high and low hurdles and the nipiap. Coast Guard Academy. Waliih. 3b ...... 3 113 12 0 Brannick, Lawrence Elkin, Greg then rallied to triumph 6-1, 6-3. Don Blaslhgame, Bob Schmltd and (Thurch Softball lâgtie season. 212'—608, Swede Hjnderson 210- 100 plus fourth In the 220. BU’s A rt' Freeman has sliced Redd, lb ...... » 0 3 7 0 1 4 Berlin 6, ■,Blast Windsor 2 Pearson and Potter easily trim Bonded performance a player to be, named later. At PUutsburgh Air Base Contoa. u ...... -4 0 0 1 6 0 0 ory Gott, James Halloran; Shawn Barry Snyder hurled a six-hitter 598, Hal Vandivort 228-575, Bob Talt’s artistic endeavors include one half second off marathon ace Sledjcaki. if...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hegeghap. Edward Lansberg, Bristol Central 7, Platt 1 med Reynolds and Nick Moore, 6- "Balley’a a whale of a catcher," in going all the way for the victory. Pould 200-573. A1 Masters 209- several prizes for his charcoals. Johnny Kelley’s school record with Daley. 2b ...... 4 0 0 1 2. 0 0 Brian Maher. Cromwell 7. RHAM 5 3, 6-0. cut in Jimmie Dykes, the Indiana’ Sparking the victors 18-hlt at 200—569. Bob Arei^t 222-566. Bill Erio says he dabbles in ahort a 4:16.6 mile clocking . . . Wilcox, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Elllington 8, Wlndaqr I»cks 7 manaiger, who spent four years tack was Jerry Wallach’with a pair Rood, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 The Chicago White Sox. list nine Qabbey 203-559, - Charlie Brouae PUttaburgh AFB, N.Y,—Btaff ■toric's but some of his poetry al Johnny Egan, the Providence SIJVATORB Farmington’8. Canton 0 M U F F L E n S with the aggressive Tennesseean of grandslam homers. Herb Byk 206-650, Bill Ruhmel 210,, Ken Totals ...... , 87 ^ 1 24 10 6 ^ Maloney 2, Conard 1 l()-year men on their roster, more Bgt. Lennie Rubacha, Plattsburgh ready has been published in liter College senior backcourt ace from Mancheater ...... 000 004 02xr-S Coach—Stanley Ruganis: Gary a£ Crosley Field. “But Cincinnati wrent four for four also for win Wahl 202. A1 Lavlgne 202. ary maigulnes. Hartford, has signed a contract Aronson, James ■ Balesano, Rich Manchester 6, Wipdbam 5 thisp any other American League guaranteed for the life of your tarl was desperately in need of a sec ners. Dave Kelsey and Bob Starkel AFB’a "ttainktaig man’s bsdlplay- Windham ...... 202 001 OOd-S club. er" and a member of.S80tb A A E In Ms spare moments he plays with the Detroit Pistons of the 2B. Binder; SB. Ceclauakaa; SB, May, ard Blake, Bruce Ellison, William Woodrow Wilson 18, PlainviUe 0 ond baaeman and Hutch (Manager each hit triples for the losers. .HOLIDAY MIXED DOUBLES the Bohgo drums... National Basketball Association. Walah: SAC. Dotchln: DP. Contoa to Henry, John Hull,' Frank lullano, Fred Hutchinson) khew Blaatn- Temple B e th ...... 402 76— 19-18-2 squadron, carried hia name into Daley to Reid; LOB. Hancheater (, Shirley Hampton 112 and Joy thla air baaa’e Hall of Fama re The nation's first lady is taking Egan has admitted He waa dis Windham 9; BB. MoAdam 4. Wilcox 5. Robert Kenney, Dan McLennon, . . . game, having had ahccess with St. Mary’s ...... 121 00-, 4- 5-6 Briggs 110 led the ladles while tertoia lessons In -Washington. Mrs. appointed when the Boston Cel- Rood 1: SO. MeAdam 12. Wilcox 5. Donnie Paine, Stanley Ruqanls, SAFER STRONGER I Snyder and " Schneider. Borgida cently when the Athletic CouncU’s Rood 3: Hits off; Wilcox 13 for 4 runa him in St. Louis." Norm Warren 142-354 and Bill appointed committee unanimous Jacqueline Kennedy’s first tutor in ticB didn’t draft him and' added' he Laurence Willey, Richard Dillon, “ Blasingame couldn't thrOw a (6); Herdic and Eagleson. in S 3/t Innlnai: Rood 1 (or 2 runa In THI Thurston 137-303 topped the men. ly voted the veteran pitcher m the sport was Boston College bas- liked the idea of the hew pro ? 173; HBP. Wilcox (Kelley): L. Rood: Gary Geehui, Jeffrey Knofla. GEHERAlf XIKX» lick in Arizona this' spring,"' In katball Coach pind Martin — sev- league but decided to go "Where Time. 2:40. Mark Pizzola. ^ T O REC SjoiÂ IX "A thlete of the Year,” for 1960. »500 terrupts Temple. "If lo o k s like Rubacha halls from Manchester, ■ral years ago at Newport,; R. I . .. the money Is." . . . $2,000 PURSE [GENERAL^ he fiS a bad arm.' J . After going acoroless in the open Conn. • A most un-athletic looking Ed McCarthy of 'Faiirfield, list W HITE SOX "As a second basdman. Blas- ing frame, Telso tallied at least one TIRE J Prited t Sport Schedule Votcid a first, place oh four of pitcher is Quinnipiac’s Pat De- ed by one'seutee as Connecticut's Coach — John Ryan; RogeT OPEN COMPETITION Ini^tme Is a g o S offeifsive ball run in every other inning to trounce Maip. The Junior righthander finest schoolboy football pros Greene, Donald Griffith, Thomas player period. Schmidt is a minor the BritlshtAmerican (3ub, 13-1 In five ballots, Rubacha won aaaily from over the fl.eld of nine rivals in ae- wears thick, black horn-rimmed pects, has narrowed hiS future to Mason, Kevin O’Neill, Donald leagrue catcher.” the opener last night at (barter Today ^ (lassea but don’t be fooled. He's Yale and Holy Crosi. Ryan, Brian Sweeney, Dennis SO LAP CHAMPIONSHIP What kind of a catcher Is C o r \Oak. Newly formed losers avoided curh^ this base’s moat- coveted Rock viUe at Windsor, 3:15. athletic award. won 13 straight oh the naound and When Yale beat Trinity 6-4 for WaUh~, Richard Wlllhlde, Michael EASY PAY TERMS E COURTEOUS SERVICE ley HaJIer (Giant recruit)? a shutout when Bob Gordon doubled Track: Manchester, Glastonbury bats cleanup. Last year’ be had the 'mythical ponnectlcut col Baldt, Paul Bixler, Mai;k Matheny, • “ What’ difference does It make T lit tlfe sixth and scored on a throw at WetheraOeld, 3:30. For Rubacha, somethnea called Qajlas, Xtof.—Keahy Lane, 137i Gary Newton, Jame^ Pashalls, ing error, 'Little Lennie, the winning, o f the a 1.41-earned run hverage and a legiate baseball Crown, Ruly Car ooneludS Johnny Temple. "If EM Golf: Maloney at Manchbater, 3. -887 batting mark. . . || MuskegaA, MMk, defeatod Rip James • Reagan. William Rush, ^ bb Mc|Cinney paced Telso with 1960 Athletic Award was the fin penter, eon of the Philadelphia Bailey has hia' way. He'll do all Wedaeeday, May i Streaks In Order Phillies’ club owner, was' 3-for-4 Randall, 134, Tyler, Tex., 10. Steve Daunt.. • o f the Giants catching double- a triple and two singles while Paul ishing touch to hia greatest soft ■ Chicago — AUe« lliM âv HARTFORD GENERAL Uner had a double and two singles Lyman at (Cheney Tech. 2, Nebo. ball season ever. In last year’s nteber'a winning atreaks sleem ai^ drove in two runs: headerr and all. . Tennis: Eastern at Manchester. to be the order Of the Nutaq|^ Chicago, defeatod Claronoe lUley. YANKEES "Alvin Dark would be crazy and Hank Sauer two one basers Central Area Softball Tournament 187, Detroit, 8. Coach—Nick Nicola: Bruce Bo It’s a matter of taste (and value). also for the’ victors. ' Milt Qark Thursday, May 4 State. University of (Connecticut if -ha didn’t let film do it, and I’U —hosted here—the qftite A A B FINE SHAD CATCiH N«w yerk-4.«Uly Flofcett. 161, land, Douglas . Boland, Robert limited the loaers to three hits. Eastern at Manchester, 3:15, righthander took complete charge righthander Joe Clement from give you a wrltts guarontee Al Mcmdripl Flel(l. / Hennlker, ' N.H., made It 14 Kien Blanchard, of Hartford, Whito nU ns. N.Y„ dafsatod Jdhn- llodgsqn, Donald Provenea), Rob TIRE CO. $520 Telso ...... 023 17X—18-16.1 in moving Plattabuigh back ert Riaaa, Michael Soudieri,. Jo vin’s completely aarib." B.A. Oub 000 001-^ 1- 3-1 RHAM at RockY HUI, 3:15. ‘ Straight with a 6-0 shutout of former local man, caught six shad ay Morris. 169^. FlHabari^ 10. IT. MAY 7 through the loeera’ b r a ^ t and on yesterday While fishing in the Con TIJpaaa, Mexico — Letlo Guer seph Belangel-, Robert Conran, .MANCHESTER HARTFORD Whiskey by Hiram Walker ’ Full )L ClarJC and McDowell; Gordon and FrMa^. A la y A to a second place flnUB. Maine last weClttod . . . 4 jonea. ■ * . ^nnectlc'ut is a slight favo.^ * necticut River at Windsor Locks. rero, IM, Mexico City; defeated Robert Funke, Richard Hails, 'THOMPSON SPEEDWAY 155 -CENTER ST. 3281 MAIN ST. Hits •— Moou, Loa Angeles, tfi; Cheney Tech at Soms^pa, 2:30. During tboee playoffa heihurled Thomas Koehler, Erie Luntla, Tim mMaiianf rBSMF ' a^MiUKRT imsnK An Tkirne techided Ounnlngiuun, St. Leals, 22: T. to dethroVm defiuitter New Hamp- The catch weighed between 16 and Du CNeetaut; 198, New York, Off Brirtf 198 « Thampaaw, COnw. ' . Rockville sit Glastonbury, 3:i0. 38 and'two third innings, "yialdad 18 pounds. Ha used « spinning rod whea latter waa dlaqiiallded hi othy Nicola, John Soclut, DuatlA MI 9-2828 JA 5-SUI Davis, Loa Aagelea and Great, . Hite—Temple, Clevelaad, 24; -ahtn in the Yankee (fenference MCBMioniiMis «9U1 mUH I SMS M(„ m u . IllRtiJ Track: Hall and Hartford a t only flya earned rihia, 19 liita and mul raoL r i x ^ . , ■ Wood. ^ V,. nttalinrgli. 21; ClMMi^ Pltta- VenaOea, MhmeMita, 22; FraiH Manchoator, 3:15, Memorial Field. fanniid M battara. In laaa than M golf ahaaploiialilpa at Orono. borgh aa« MaffB aSR Iâaelaeak Cfolf: Manohaatar, Baatain «t hem , iii{. pitched thi(ea fW ea, ■•) ■ - • 1 M iS^(o£ !S hA f t ’’***^ a. wlnirtHg 99^ •V'* . ^ •tfV) IV i • tr * • • V' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,'MANCHESTER, CpNN., TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1961 , N — MANCHESTER EVENINQ >, BfANCHESTER. CONN^ TUESDAY. MAY 2, 1961 F A G 9 8 Q 3 W Rooms tVithont Board w • - 2 Business Locations Houses for Sale ’ 72 Houses For Sale ‘ 72 H o u m m For Salo Wanted—Real EBUte 77 ' For Rent 64 Honoeliold Serafcto THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY Bad SHORTEN Bwtoluid 46 Housthold Goods ’ 51 ATXBACnVE room tqr gentlktoan 86 LAKE STREET—7 vooto co- BtANCHEfTER-St. Jamas’ Par- RockviUe-Yernon next to show er on Imcond floor, MANCHESTER b e l l i n g y o u r hom e? C all Cieo> O ffm d 18-A OFFICE for rent) 600 sq. ft , 100% Ipnlal, living room with fireplace, Ish. 3 bedroom ranch, paneled rec l M t a > foot im u m phu SOFA, ORBEN, $3“ lO toes perking. Tel. BQ 9-8854. - zynskl-Felber Agesto at any time Main Street • location." CaU BQ formal dining rooin, den cabinet reation room, fireplace, attached First time offered immaculate',6 .tor quick servioe. BQ 8-1400, BQ StiP CX}VBR8 aokpartly mato, and opeeaiorlMi U ftwt l^ r , good eowlitr (OKMtmrrfm, iPBONT'ROOM cmtraUy located, 8- 6419, BU 8-7614, , kitchen With dizhwaaher, 8 bed garage, aksumable 4%% mort- room ranch, spacious living rooto, 9-4291. ctoira, 4u plua matarlal. ’ Can X. IIW; 16 foot ' room*. IH bath*, laodscaped lot lâge. Owner M l 3-6177. v England Goes to ZBA CLASSIFIED formal dining room, 2 bedrooms, entlemon pr«erred. Parking. 69 anytoe. Ml a-iiM. rig; 1« foot to 102x612, ‘Marion B. Robertwm, fireplace, combination windows, BIANCHESTBR—Exclusive listings OmiD'TllitigMf- wtUT tn ^ r an^ accMaoriea; 14 {ilrch Street. BQ 9-7129, FLORENCE STREET — OMar 8 AUtOBfATIC washing mschins Houses For Rent 65 Broker, BQ 8-6968. 1-car garage and sun deck. Well needed Pltkiii Street area $16,000- w a s h e r . RSnUQjBRATfm to-' 10«M mgi9»TB«. fM t Storcraft aluminum. New and room houoe wlUi axtra lot. Bt. 4 tor aols. Inquire 88 WoddeU Rd. landscaped lot with complete city $20,000 3 bedroom. Personal relia pairs. PromplteoanoiBteal. as NA8PMMD fliflOMNv tUMd trtolon from $99.96. Mo- SWTBtBQNG POOL, large iaWn, 8 BIX ROOM CAPE, breazeway and James. Patish. Near school, and ble, efficient, courteous brokerage On Rt. 83 Gas Station’ ADVERTISING BOOM FOR rent, gentleman pre- utiUUes. Near bu* line tod schools. guaranteed. Phtos $a M8ST, w c M N e w Brlde’i Iroort 8 ^ , 109 Canter room 2 bath home, 2-car garage, garage, toll ahed doripar, 2 full shopping. $13,800. Balfiora Agancy, service to buyer and sailer sftce terton's, IM Center S t fsrred, Refetencee, Bn 8-0435, Priced at only $16,000. Btreat, Ifl M747. WALNUT BEDROOM sat for sals, exetoent location. MI 8-2880, bath*, wooded lot. aoay walking BQ 8-8121. - , 1945. Henry and Thelma Jeffries C X A ÎE D ADVERTISING DEPT.'HOURS diatanca to achoola, bua, and .hop Escott, 286 High St.. West. BD A number of move* to con-ff He wlU vote In the elsotlons stiff SAM'S UPHOLSTERY --^ tln d FOR SALE—U foot runabout, tw ^ good cqadlUon. CsQ BQ 9-9770. U & R REALTY 8:15 AJL to 4:S0 PAL NICE ROOM to rent next to bath ping. Don’t mi«s this outstanding VALUE PLUSr BQ 8-2692 < , - 9-7683. struct a gasoline filling station at on policy proposoTi. Salto la ffus fro m the fR»ap. Can taka car* of aaatarr daek, atMting wbaal, la Suburban For Rent value, $15,900. PhUbrick Agency, Thrall Rd. tod Rt. 83 in Vernon ail your upbolatarte^ needa at AUT0MATlk3 Washer, stereo hi-fi. for genlieman. CaU BQ 8-8422. ' R. D. Murdock, IQ to return to Rockville Thursday. h.p. motor and contoohi. Master- bedroom sat, Qussn Anna antique Bn 9-8464. THREE FABnLY-5-8-4, near Mote have met with one qr more ob great aavliBa. CULCH 3-3378. NORTH COVENTRY—Modern 2W St„ exceUent Income, priced at Q i^ Nomeff. COPY CLOSING TIME FOR C L A S ^ IE D ADVT. craft trailer. CaU Coventry PI end tatdM tod caffes taMe, and GLORIOUSLY NEW! stacle* in recent' months, buT 'a Miss Peggy Yetz wul Ka 2 - 2-7886. ' room apartment, furnished or un PRINCETON ST.—7 room eolbnlai only $22,000, Legal Notice Manchester builder will try to get HOMDAT n ra inUDAT Itat AJ«.—SATDSbAT • AAL HoUywood bed, mqulre at 84 F Apartments—Flats— .« furnished, heat and lights, private with 4 bedroom*, 1% baths,, targe crowned Poppy Queen of the Garden Drive 1-7 p.m. HOLLYWOOD SECmON - 8 room And waltlng''to be sold. BuUder's construction moving. sigain. American Legion’ AuxiUsry Fri r-> . I—- . I ■' ' , I : Bnildim^^^CoatrscUag. 14 Tenements 63 entrance. Pi 2-7720. liv i^ room with fireplace, hot UHITAnON OBDEB jcolonial, bathz, fireplace, hot deluxe toodel home on Penn Rd. in AT A COURT OF PROBATE held Next Tuesday, the 'vemon Fire day to reign with six attendants PLEASE READ YOUR AD BnildiiiK Matorteb 47 FOR BALE—Leaving stats, selling water heat, one-car garage.«8y ap at Manchester, within and for the OICl Rooftef , toBiig, THREE bright clean rooms, second pointment only. PhllbriCK Agency, water oil heat, one-cer garage, Manchester. Exquisitely styled District Zoning Board of Appeals over the annual distribution of > CTnr-***-^ m **WMt AAiT «i» takM v w tha pMwt to a «to- complete household fumlkhlngs, q BNBRAL IUCNTAL agency, J. D. wall to wto Carpeting, city water rancher with large living room, District of Manchester, on the 27th day will hear an application from W. JainOflClV, AttONEttOOtf ASSORTED UBED«tumbar, buUd> Realty, 470 Main Street’, Ml floor, central location, parking, BQ 9-8464. of April, 1961. veterans' popples by the Legion TMiiiarT T r aillmllMi toiM ««to Ua to tto FIBST O A m reoacnsblo. ' Kelvliiator FOodo- and sewerage, amesKe drive, en cherry wood paneled ■ famUy room Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. Harry .English for a variance al W orkm to- Ito tod plumbing supplies, radio- 8-8129. $50 a' month. CaU TR 6-5485 after and Its auxiliary. A fP B A U ato BEPOBT BBBOB8 la ttaM far tto aaat toMT* SbtoM roow roma 24’! RCA TV swivel base, S< P-to, closed yard. Vactot. with fireplace, G.E. dream kitchen, Estate of Joseph P. Plenxlo, late of lowing const];uctlon closer to A S tto to 'S L - tors, toid ore nrleks, doora MANCHESTEHI —7 room Cape, Manchester in said District, deceased. Miss YCtz was chosen hjf Mrs. 1 tiaa. Ito HecaM la naaoMAIa far aoly ONE bMonaet ar aatotto MI m uifr-kiM ure piece UVing room suite, eofa bed, TWO ROOMS and bath, heated family room, modern kitchen, 8 Hollywood bath .with twin sinks, 8 On moUon of Mary p. Plenalo of said sidelines than regulations allow. Diane'Say, unit poppy chalrmsn, and windows. Open didly S:>0-6 2 cIvUrs, lompe, tablee, What-not GENTLEMAN'S farm with city laHrtlaa far aaj toaaHfceiaaal ato toea oalj la tto aataat af a RVLAClMgNrPb! pjn., 6-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock apartment, Oakland St., Bd bedroomH. rec room, garage. Good lovely bedrooms, ample closet Manchester, admlnlefTatrlx. England, who bought the half- and will be crowned by Virginia BIDWELL HOME tinpnveiMBi ahelf, etc. AU bi exceUent condi Summer Homes For Rent 67 convenience.. Approximately 1V4 O RDERED; That six monthe from the ••Mha liiwillia Briata wtdto to a^t leaaea tto aalaa af -•**jUcrBH.1B Place oft North Bfain St. Cbomon'a 9-6229, 9-6. ______■ lot with ■ trees. One block to space, attached garage. Price will aerq property from Anthony In Remklewlcz, Poppy Queen of 16«0. Co. AlterstUoM, additwia, ga tion. Also, bedroom furniture, acres land, fruit and shade trees, 37th day of April. 1961. be and the same ‘ wOi aat-to earreetto to *toaka gaad” Inarrttaa. Hbusewrecklng, BQ 9-3188. schools, thopping and bus, $16,900. include custom carpeting and are limited and allowed for the credi vestments Inc. April 10, had Tîe new queen’s six attendonto HABPHffWABEUUMB lUnette, gateleg table, cedar cheel GIANTS NECK Heights, next to outside fireplace, 8-car garage rages. ttoofbig and siding expto FOR RENT—7 room duplex, gas Philbrlck Agency,, Ml 9-8464. drapes. For the best housing buy tors within which to bring In Iheir staked out the profile of. the sta are Paula Yetz, Kathy WllUams.' Aluminum idapboarda a apaoali ajr,THKr»NjJ and many other Items, CoU Bu Rocky Neck—modern 4 room cot with-workshop. 2 chicken coops, 7 call Mn, Werbner. claims against said estate, and said YOUR BEST BUY IS AT stove, oil .furnace, adult* pre tion house aJw had dug for foot Pamela Gardner, Linda Shaw, TOCK CCiOPBtoaiOM WILL Unexcelled srorkmanahtp. Baay *9^7418. ■ ' x tage, hot water, electric kitchen, MANCHESTER - N.W listing. toll rooms, large kitchen with administratrix Is directed to give'pub "T ir n k u H r ferred. 88 N. Elm. birch cabinets, oil heat, sunporch lic notice to the creditors to bring in ings when, on April 21, Vemon Diane Badsteubner, and .Pamela BE AFPBECIATED Dial Ml 3.2711 budM tenna. MI 3A4W or TR sleeps seven, $70 weekly. Mrs. $16,600 Colonial. Set among trees., their claims within said time allowed by m i M f u e m , NATIONAL Carter, PI 2-8142, combination windows and doors JARVIS REAL-TY CO. Building Inspector Arthur F. Poehnert. M W I . V FOUR ROOM apartment for rent, screened rear, porch, .front vesti publishing a copy of this order In some Huntington ordered work stopped. DAY BED. CaU BQ 8-7886. heat, hot water, gas for cooking, Home lit exceUent condition. City newspaper having a circulation In said Deborah Chatterton has been Knotty Pina Paneling 14e 8q. Ft. bule, toached garage, closets ga- BQ 8-4112 BQ 9-1200 probate district within ten days from Huntington said the position of electric refrigerator and gas COTTAGe f o r rent on Basham water and sewerage, amesite named Junior Poppy Quean by tha Lost and Fbmid AntomobDcs tor Sals 4 %'* nreh Plywood 4Se Sq. Ft lote, General Electric kitchen, drive All this for $17,600. the date of this order,and return make the forms did' not cqnform to the Rooll|Rg>«i>SMlBg 16 atove. Call BQ 9-7737 from 4-6 p.m. Lake, 40 minutes from Manches dishwasher, disposal. Fireplace, to this court of the notice given. unit chairman, to reign over the Framing, Truckloada $99 Per M’ BfATTAO Wringer ' washing ma»' ter, MI 3-1057. district zoning regulations or to annual Memorial Day parade with LOST — Men’a Silver . Andre- bath, lavatory. Bus nearby. Ex BEAUTIFUL 6 room ranch-cape, Lots For Sale 7.3 JOHN J. WALLETT, Judge. COUGHLIN ROOFINO Ok - AS Combination Doon $16.96 Bach chine, Bengal range with Lynn MODERN 3 room furnished apau-t- the building lines in that zone. tivo attendants, Deborah H 6w a Bouchard watch, vicinity Parkade, I960 MO MAGNETTE sedan. MI $d and 16d Common Ntola>. clusive Escott, .Btl 9-7683. full basement, 2-car garage. 2 fire typea of roots and roof rspslrUig, 5-g oil burner, 4-4, in good cctadltlon. ment, aU utilities, including wash t w o z o n e AT A COURT OF PROBATE held • The work stoppage caused the and Teresa Remklewlcz. 8-6S1S. $8.50 P er Km places, city water and sewerage. B lots with city Friday, Reward. Can MI in Twenty Y a w B ^ Bata. CaU BQ 8-3882 after 8 p.m. ing machine, $20 weekly. TR ______Wanted To Rent 68 BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room water Union St Mancitreter. at Manchester, within and for the builder to apply for a variance to Hospital Notes Celling Tile .096c Sq. JL Knotty pine cabinets, tile bath, District of Manchester, on the 28th day 6-1386. ranch, fireplace, dining room, $2,350 each. Ml 9-6496. of April, 1961. the regulations at the coniing Admitted Monday: Robert LOST—GIRL’S ‘ brpwn rinuntfd Dutch Doora $38.90 Each AT A IA E R T 'S u s e d .. D E F T . WANTED—Four room house with plastered walls, in excellent condi cabinet kitchen, 3 bedrooms. Present, Hon. John J. Wallett, Judge. hearing. • , . “ Knox, Mountain St., Ellington; riaaMS, vicinity Hartford National Trailers 6 - A Steel Booeratot Sash' $1.60 Each ^ 8 ROOBfS SUGHTLY heat, hot water, centrally located. tion, 30 days’ occupancy, priced at D e s ir a b l e 4 room apartment, Shown by appointment. Marion E. COVENTRY—Near lake. Six lots, Estate of Louies Carver England of Five other appllcationV for var Lowell Handshaw, Lake Vieiw Bank and Friendly Ic« Cream. RnsiiieM OpportimitiM 32 Help Wanted— Male 36 SHaaUons Wanted— Natural Cedar Shakes $3.96 Per Sq. USED FURNITURE Clean, elderly couple. Box R, only $18,400, Manchester, in said District, a minor. I960 MOBILE home 43x10. Four Roofing mad Chiiancjrs 16>A centrally located, $90 per month Robertson, Broker, MT 3-5963, four 75x126, $500 each; cwo corner The Connecticut Bank and Trust Com iance will be heard’ by the district Hts.; Agnes Morton. 79 'W. Main Rew ard. M I »-lSO«!. FOR ONLY $188 including heat. MI 9-1919 between Herald. EIGHT ROOM brick ranch-cape, 2 lots, $800, each. Call BQ 9-7925 rooms fully furnished on lot. Call SEUtVlCE Starton for letoe—3 bay Bd&CHANICS Wanted, experienced, Female 38 CASH *N CARRY pany, Guardian,-having exhibited Its ZBA that night. The hearing will S t.;. Hldward P itkat, 81 E a st St> NOTICE 18 KSREBT g iven that MI 9-1133 or MI 9-3681. ROO statian a| 66 Oakland St., Man- to Work in new cor agency. Apply Just returned to us after being used 6 - 8 . FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch, full batha, full basement. 2-c'ar after 7 p.m. annual account with said estate to this be at the Public Safety Building Discharged Monday ; Raym $ id BOOKKEEPING, coohler, and .pay- pnly a Short time. AU recondi 5-2, dining room, steel beam con garage, city water and sewerage, Court for allowance. It Is Pan Book N o' W 1770, taaued -by roofs of all Unds, new roodi, got cheater. No experience necessary- in-person at Chorches Blotors, 80 Ciome in for special deals on Buaine.ss Property For Sale 70 ORDERED: That the 11th day of at 8 o’clock. Taylor, Crestrldge Dr., Vernon. ter smrfc. chimneys cleaned., re .roil experience. Mature' woman tioned, oU In good shape; oil'fully SIX ROOM duplex, nice location. struction, garage, trees.-r bus, amesite drive, combination win- BUILDING LOTS for Bale. Ponti- The Savtnsa 'Bank of Manchester Paid training and financing avall- Oakland St., Mtochester. Bd Kitchen Cabinets, and see our dis Call Bfl 9-8564 after 4 p.m. $115 celH Agency, BQ 9-9644 or BQ May, 1961,. at eleven o'clock, forenoon, The ups and downs of the Thrall Ante Drlvliut SchMl 7>A paired. Aluminum aidliM- E> deairea employment. BQ 9-6010. play room cm WoU PaneUng. guoraateed. FOR SALE—20.000 sq. ft., sprin Bowers School, $18,900. Carlton dows-doors, excellent condition, at the Probate Office in the Municipal haa been lost and u^lication baa aNe. Ph n- EXPEKIENCEID doughnut man part-time work thia. summer. CaU this low low price downtown Main St, Heat, landscaped lot 100x200, $22,900. heard thereon by publishing a coby of Realty, 470 Bfain 8t„B a 34sm. after 6 p.m , BU 8-0447. CHeatnut 3-2147 place, combination window.s and BOLTON LAKE—50x100 lot. Make this order In some newspaper having a form to district zoning reg;ulations modeilng Inatallstions.. repairs. wanted. Good pay, good working $10 DOVm . $10 MONTH Farm and Land For Sale 71 Philbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8464, UANAON’S Connecticut's flist U' range, and parking included, doors, 2-car garage, approximate me an offer. Call BQ 3-8480. circulation In said District, at least five and the general statutes regarding Annoonouiietits All work guaranteed 36 toais ex- hours, full Or part-time. A A R daya before the day of said hearing, censed driving scHral trained — Phone for appointment $110, Available June 1. MI NEW 6 ROOM Colonial, It. ceramic ly one acre of land. Owner trans construction near highways. Katanga Asks pertertence. 34-hour service. Call Help Wanted— Female 35 Restaurant, Vernon Circle, Ver Diamonds—Watchf SABIUEL ALBERT, HARTFORD BOLTON and by mailing on or before May 1, Certlfted and_ spfnvvto'-is^ . . ------^now of Ear]1 VanCamp, BO 3-1783. 9-6544. baths, fireplace, plastered walls, ferred. Priced for quick sale and 1961. by certified mail, a copy of this Fiano took out a building per (A.L.A.) —AUTOMOBILE. LEGAL non, Conn. Bd 4-8923. DoF»->Bird»—Pets 41 CH 7-0868 occupancy.. Resort Propert.v For Sale 74 order to LaBelle. Rothenberg and faring classroom and 'behind Jewelry 48 10 acres bf land—600 foot front hot water heat, amesite drive. mit Oct. 4 but never made use of Association, Special Representa PART-TDitE( See It Day Or Night Woodhouae, Altys.. 843 Main St., Man IL The permit expired April 4. For Talks with tive, CUfford W. Barnett. 38 OUs wheel instruction for tsenagetb^ DRUG CLERK—FUU-time, must be TWO ROOM furnished apartment, Large shade trees. Builder BQ SIX ROOM ranch, 2 baths, 2-car COVENTRY LAKE —Exceptional, chester, Conn.: Elaine May England M l 9 to 7 8 . er with soma LEONARD W. YOST, Jdwelera - If you have no means of trans age, full price $2,700. 8- 4860. six days before transfer of the St., Manchester, Cotm., MI 3-7434^ ^ d lo -T V Repair fOr work neat, reliable. Driver's license es FREB^-Flve weeks old klttenf. BQ heated, kitchen set, refrigerator, garage, butlt-lns, porch, city water modern nearly new furnished cot Malek, 499 Lydall St.. Manchester. Repairs, adjusts watqhea enert- portation I’U send toy auto for bedroom set, gas range. Free elec Conri. guardian ad litem: The Connec property to England was record Box P, Herald. sential. BUller Pharmacy. NO 4-0188, you. No obUgation. . LAWRENCE F. FIANO and sewerage. fully inflated, tage, excellent location. Enjoy ticut Bank'and Trust Company. Hart United Nations CXIME TO Central Tailor Shop, PREPARE FOR driver's teat. -Services 18 phone calls. ly. Reasonable pricea. Opm Tues- tricity. Low rent. Adults. 10 Depot VERNON—Dart Hill Road, 5-room ed. . - ...... Agqa 18 to 80. Driving and elaas Realtor MI 3-2766 . ranch, excellent condition, full plastered walls, e.xcelicnt location, skiing, swimming and fishing. ford. Conn., guardian. lllH Center SlPtof. fov «?>ert through Saturday^ nureday A—L—R-E—R—T—’S Square, Apt. 4. JOHN J. WALLETT. Judge. In stopping the work. Hunting- room. Three inatructore. No wait HAIRDREESEStS wanted. Top sal , 43-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD basement, aluminum storms, car heavily treed lot, must be seen to Why pay rent when It costs you custom tsUmdto Pto dressmaMns. ary and commission hours 9-6:80. REGISTERED pharmacist — 80 eveningo. 129 Spruce S t BQ 9-4887. be appreciated. 30-day occupancy. ton was given support by the (Continued from Page One) v ing Mancbester Drivito Acade MORTENSEN. TV Speclailsed RCA Live Stock—Vehicles 42 OPEN mcHTS TILL 8 P.M. Ed Crawford BQ 9-4410 port, priced to sell. Owner trans lass to own the best? Good fi We do alteratioiând dry clean- television, aervlca. BQ 9-460^ . Apply In p era m only. Marlow's hours per week, excellent working nancing available. Priced under State Highway X>epartment and my. PI 3-7348. conditions, large modem store. SAT. 6 P.M. THREE ROOM tenement, Oakland ferred. Charles W. Lathrop, BQ the Department of Motor Vehi Members of the consular corps ins toickly and reasonably! Oppn Beauty Salon. BLACK GELDING. Very weU HEBRON—Small farm for sale with CHARLES LESPERANCE $8,000. Call’ the Ellsworth Blitten Replies confidential B ox V , Garden-^Farm—Dairy St. BQ 9-5229. 9-5. 9^0384 cles. Inspectors from those agen in ElisabeUrville were summoned '' daily 9 a.m . to 6 p.m. T V s e r v i c e :—AU makes. Honest, trained. 4-H owner. Bu 9-8816 30” GAS RANGE, $60! studio I 16 acres, 7 room home completely Agency, realtors, BII 3-6930 or BU WOBtiN-WANTjiaj to be tradned in Herald. Proiiacts 50 Police ArreMs cies ssd'd their decision on the gas by the government after an af Garage—Service—Storage 10 Economical, High quality parts. after 6 p.m. couch practically new, $35. Bn FOR RENT—5 room flat, second I remodeled. Priced for quick sale. 216 WOODBRIDGE—$15,500, cozy, Ml 9-7620 9-5524, Guaranteed 90 daya Famous for sales. Fundamental knowleê of J. D. Realty, 470 Main St.,- MI station would be reserved until ternoon cabinet meeting to hear EASTERN STATES Former’a Ex 8-7885. floor, $125 monthly, including oil homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory Pcnoaala service since 1931. ' Phone BH sewing helpful hilt-not necessary. 3-5120. BOLTON—First lake —waterfront after the ZBA hearing. the announcement. N. s change, Buckland is noqr open heat, hot water, centrally located, steam gas heat, fireplace, freezer, Rooiii tcT b r e a t h e Sanford B, Morse, 66, of Hamp Z. 1400 SQ. FT, suitable for storage. 9-4537. Potterton’s. ISO Center S t ExceUent starting iH v e y with 5-room cottage which can be The problem; Huntington said, The communique adopted a face- ‘ SALESMAN doUy and oU day Saturdays from PORTABLE Singer sewing ma adults. Call MI 3-0441, stove. 2-car garage, amesite drive. i In this elegant 7 room split level ELBCntOLDX SalM and Barvlee, $40 mmithly. MI 9-9959. commission. 6-day week, vaeatito SIX ACRES—One acre open lot on easily winterized. Marion E, Rob ton, was arrested at 8:50 last is that construction of gas pump saving foonula saying that Ka Poultry and Supplies 43 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. BQ 3-6123. chine, complete with atachments. Abundant shade, evergreen, fruit 1 home. Finished family room. T i bonded rwareashtaUvs. Alfred CONNIE'S TV and Radio Service, with pay, pleasant surroundlngr you’re a salesman and like to Just overhauled. Good condition, FURNISHED 2 la ^ e cozy room hard road. Tucker St., Coventry. trees. Wide frontage. 400 foot ! batha, garage. Patio. In Keeney St. ertson. broker. Bn 3-5953 night and was charged %vlth fail i.ilands are planned too close to tanga would cooperate .with the AmeU, 308 Henry 8t. TsL MI avaOable aU hours. Sstiafaetiaa FOR STRICTLY form freto eggs, PI 2-7777. WANTED—One or , two-car garage and congenial atmoaphere. If you aelL'we may offer an opportunity PtyPTED TOBfATO—planta, cab- BQ 3-0682. light housekeeping apartment, depth, exclusive Escott. MI I School area. Only 120.900. ure to carry his registration as the the convergliig roads. Also, a world organization now Uiat Kas- S4M80. guaranteed. CaU BQ 9-1316. ' try Blonchester Poultiy Form, 472 FOR SALE Or trade — Columbia within three blocks of Linden and feel you can qualify for this, bet for advtocement. It doesn’t m am r |bage, broccoU, lettuce. Krause complete upstajrS privacy to your 9- 7683. result of an investigation into a state easement over a culvert pre a'vuhu.had “come back” to the . Center Streets. PI 2-6647. ter than average permanent poai- Keeniey St., BU 9-9904. EIGHT piece walnut dining room " Lake waterfront property, lot vents the station being erected positjon adopted toward the Unit R A D IO -TV R e p a i r s , any m ake, whether you 86il--shoes or insur Greenhouae, 621 Hartford Road. self with private, bath, entrance, I .taRv is r e a l t y ro . two-car accident at Adams and. St. WANTEP^Rlde to Silver Lane, E. tlon, apply to Singer Sewing Cen set, excellent condition, $30. Coll Houses For Sale 72 THREE BEDROOM Colonial. 365 125x200, 8 room summer home and deeper within the property. ed Nations at the meeting o f Con Hartford, leaving Colonial I^ d . free pickup and delivery on small ance, if you like to seU,^ you can BQ 9-7700. and parking facilities. Convenient i MI 3-4112 PI 2-8311 John Sts. ter for interview. after 6 p.m. Bfl 8-4518. E. Middle Turnpike. Priced at MI 9-1200 2-room separate building. Will Bleanwhlle, Fiano will apply for golese political leaders on the is Boltbn, between 8:30-4 p.m. Call Motorcydea—Bicycles 11 radios, phonographs. Hours 8-10 sell good home fumlahintS at re ly located near Adams and Cen WEST SIDE—$13,900. 5’ i room make beautiful year-round home. Police said Morse's car and a tail for us with the training we |ire. SEED POTATOES, Iriah Cobbler ter Streets for one gentleman. Call FHA appraisal $13,900. for imme a new variance to erect a gas'sta land of Madagascar earlier (his M I 8-4675. p.m. H A E Radio and TV BQ Articles For Sale 45 BUREAU, dining room table and Cape, large kitchen, fireplace, Will consider mortgage from re dump Inick being operated by vide. Pleasant inside work and to- ' tod Green Bftontain. Little tc M c after 5 p.m, MI 9-3635. diate sale. eBelfiore Agency MI tion at the comer of Phoenix St. year. \ 9-6582. BH 8-1479 WAITRESS, part-time nights. CaU choirs, aluminum door 36” wide, fenced yard. Carlton W Hutchins, liable purchaser or trade with a Grover C. Miller, 29, of 29 Bunce vironment; quaUty merchandise; 5 HOBfE BIADE ravtto, freah or Kinney. BD 8-8020. MI 9-5132. .3-5121, MANCHESTER and Rt. 30 near Dobsonville.' An At that time the politicians de FOR SALE—1950 Huley'-DaVison, MI 9-8102. . vinyl covered rocking chair, green builder for home in Manchester Dr., collided. Tliere wore no in ^HILCO RECOMMENDED aervlce day week, two nights, vacations frozen, 80c dot. H PosquaUnl 246 SECOND FLOOR modern apart existing tobaoco bam would be cided that The Congo should be a Automobiles tor Sale 4 good condition, MI 3-0586. overstuffed chair, baby carriage, or vicinity. Call Bn 3-5390. juries. on hi-fi's, radios, televisions. Also with pay. Inquire Watkins Broth Avery Street, Wapplng, ment in beautiful Dutch Colonial $13,800—THREE acrea, immaculate Kenwood Road Morse was summoned to appear razed, according to Huntington. confederation of Kmi-indeptodent PILGRIM MUJLR la here to stay. Fertilizers 50-A $4 bed. Phone MI 9-1090 after 6 Other variances sire requested O LD E R C A R 8 m echanics apa* guaranteed service on all other You can be a permanent part of ers, 935 Main Street, Manchester, home in quiet residential area one expandable Cape, j shed dormer, in Circuit Court, Manchester, on states and should deal with , U JL. L a w n MOWBUtS^-Toro,'' Jaooboen, p .m . New oversized 5 'j room ranches, ! by; eials. flxit yourself ears, always 1947 CUSHMAN motor scooter in makes. See our anniversary aale our future growth in Connecticut. between 9:30 a.m. and 4:80 p.m. block from hospital. Apartment fireplace, garage,/ trees. Carlton MANCHESTER ' May 15, officials, as a sovereign nattto. Bolena, Goodall, Ariens. Riding CLEIAN COW., manure. DeUvered. 3 bedrooms, tile baths, formica Suburban For Sale 75 Paul R. Savard of Vermont, to a good aelectian. Look behind our good condition. MI 3-8603. speclaU under Articles for Sale, consists of cabinet kitchen, spa W. Hutchins, MT 9-5132. Kasa'vubu recently signed an Ehcperience in selling or dreas- mowers, Bolens 7 b.p. Rldamatlc $5 and $10 lohda. ExceUent tor counters, cabinet kitchens, oil heat, establish a monument busipess on offito. Dobglaa Motors. 9U M stn- Class. No. 48. Open evenings and maklng necessary. Apply Manager cious dining room, study, living 5-5 duplex, desirable section of TO SETTTLE estate —reasonably agreement to cooperate with the tractors with over 21 attachments. ! gardena, lawns, ebnibs. BO 8-7804, Mnsical Instraments 53 $12,600—Six room cape, toll base town, living room and kitchen full cellars with either hatchway or the present Bragdqn property on Saturdays. Satellite Enectronlc noon to 9. Saturday 10 to 6 at room, one bedroom, and large priced 5 room house, main high United Nations, including a clause NBXD A CAR and had your credit MACHINISTS Used mowers and tractors. Ports BU 9-8731. ceramic tile bathroom. All rooms ment, combination windows and walk-out basements. City walcV, B aptist M others, Rt. 83. Savard reportedly plans Bustoeas Services OftoiM 13 Service, 165 School Street, Man former Cheney Hail, Hartford Rd. downstairs, 3 bedrooms and bath way three acrea of land, newly demanding the ouster of all for turned down? Short on down pay and service. Capitol Ekiulpment PIANO SALE—AU new pianos re have cross ventilation making cool doors, amesite drive, shade trees, up. In good condition throughout. large lot, $14,490, FHA or VA ap to import stones from Vermont eign advisers not under KasatrU- COSMA APPLIANCE 8ervle»-Re chester. MI 9-1788 or JA 8-1669. Experienced machinists — top duced. Also, one used spinet and praised. $.500 doNvn. Watch as decorated, new heating system. ment? Bankrupt? Repossesnon? HAIRDRESSER — Competent, ca C o., 38 Blain. BO 3-7968. . summVr living. Venetian blinds, 30 days occupancy Marion E. $3,300 down. balance at $119 D aughters D ine and cut, polish and sell monu bu’s control. This was directed a t . palca all makes refrig ^ t ^ wagea — overtime. Household GoodS : 51 one used small upright. Ward 1 homes are going up. Call BU 3-2785 week days. ben't give up! See' Honest Doug- pable with bread and totter work full screens a,nd storm windows on Robertson. Broker. MI 3-5958 I monthly, includes taxes.-'$16,500.- ments In Vemon. Tshombe’s foreign aides. freesers, washing machlnas. dry- FAR M LOABi , tern quaUty, $2 per Music Co., 99 Summer. Open eve ' t ' ! Directions: Wilbur.Cross High- Iss, get tto lowdown on the loweet and som e stylin g.' EhcceUent work (a) Bridgeport operator! TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced all windows. $125 per month, in Richard Wolverton to erect a The Katanga 'government also era ratoea oil and gas buniem. Millinery Dressmakingt 19 yard, delivered. CaU Columbia AC nings. No j9ione caUs please. BOLTON—5 room ranch, breeze ! wa,v to Howard Johnson, turn right A mother and daughter ban down end smaiiest payments any ing conditiona in new shop.- Salary prices. Ride, rotary, reel models cluding Heat, hot water and ga 5- 5 2-famil.v with 2-car garage, carport on Hublard Dr. where asked U.N. assistance to organize BQ 94)0». All arorii guaranteed. (b) Engine lathe cqperators 8-9323 after 4 p.m. way, garage, large, lot, with or ; on Tolland Turnpike, left on Union Wanted— Real Estate 77 where. Not a amall loan or finance DREISSBIAKING and alterations on and commission. Call Ties Chic with wind-tunnel grass bag attach rage. Adults only. Phone MI completely redecorated, one block quet. sponsored by Community there Is insufficient sideline. a new conference of Congo leaders ay f^hNiglas M otors, (c) Turret lathe curators without furniture. Ml 3-1273 from downtown Main Street. Value Street, to Kenwood Road. Watch ladles' clothing, children's cloth Beauty Salon, MI 9-3684. WALLPAPER SALE—FuUy trim ment. Marlow’s, Inc., 887 Bfain, 3-7056 weekdays bctw’cen 7:.30-8 i WISH SOMEONE to handle your Baptist Church, will be held In Thomas G. Carruthers, to oper in a place offering guarto^ês Of SPRmO CLEAN-UP-ÂtUca. cel- Wanted—To Buy 58 p.m. plus at_$16,900. I signs. ate a retail furniture store from lara, garagee, yarda, ’burning bar ing a specialty. Also draperies and MORLAND TOOL CO. med, plaetlc coated, many 1961 BD 9-6281. ^COVENTRY—5 room ranch, fire ! real estate? Cali me at Ml 9-0320 Fellowship Hall of the church Sq,tT Immunity for the negotlatoiji. The evening gowns made. Prices rea ELDERLY LADY in Hartford ■ de place, storm windows, full cellar, for prompt and courteous service. his residence on Lawler Rd. communique said it was up to the 1987 WHITE FORD ccnvertiUe, rels 'emptied, vacant houses patterns to choose from. C. J. WE BUY, SELL or trarie antique ROCKVTLLE--3 room* nicely fur- 6- room Cape in new condition,SCHWARTZ REAL ESTATE urday st 6:15 p.m. The World Radio and Mission sonable. MI 9-9948. sires older Woman as housekeeper, 214 W. Blain^t. Morrison Paint Store, 888 Center niortgage. $11,500. Tongren, Joseph Barth, Broker. United Nations to take the initia new Urea, radio, heater, automa cleaned. Barrels for aale. M A M USED FURNITURE. BQ 8-7449. and uaed furniture, china, glass, ni.shed, heat, hot water-, washer. one block from Middle Turnpike. MI-.S Realtors The Men's Club of the church sry Fellowship. . known as The Rubbish Removal Service, MI live In reasonable wages, rêr- Rockville St. „ u. aUver. picture . fraqies and old broker, MI 3-6321, All the ronveniences you're looking tive in organizing this new confer tic, good eoridiUon. Cal] PI 3-8401- FOR DRESSMAKING and altera encet. MI 9-2969. TR 5-8274. AD 6-1241 CH 2-2865 MI 3-6454. SELLING? Buying? Trading?, No will serve a chicken barbecue din Voire o f the Andes, to alter ;the a fte r 8. Bd 3-0963 ' TR 5-2163 coins, old dolls and guns, hobby for, $14,500. ence. ’ tions', see Dyn Kratzke at 40 Liber LOAM, SAND, atone; gravel and MANCHESTER—4 .room ranch, full matter what your negds may be, ner. organization’s former office build The government also said it was ty Street. Manchester. AVON GIFTS ore preferred by the Three Rooms of Furniture coUectlons, atUCbontepto or whole DEVON DRIVE—4 neat rooms plus Mitten can fit them like a glove, ing in Talcottvllle to contain four OOMPLBTB>'^ REPAIRS ^ Stu- OPPORTUNITY .fiU. C ^l BliUer’s Sand and Gravel, estates. Furniture Repair Service, TWO ROQBt ' unfurnished apart basement, siding, patio, fireplace, Deluxe 6 room Cape with garage, Mr.s. Howard Lockward will be necessary for Tshombe and his ait R. Wolcott on automatic graduate and by men tod women Bn 3-8608. 1 * FROM MODEL HOME -shade trees. Convenient, $11,900. fireplace, newly decorated, fine enclosed pine paneled 11x10 porch Free inspection upon request. Call apartments. rnlnister of foreign affairs. Eva E X P E R T t a i l o r i n g on ladies' everywhere. Think of the great TelcottvUle, Conn. Tel BQ 8-7449. ment w itfi bath, heated. MI 3-6388. guc-st speaker, gnd BIrs. Winthrop waabera, dryers and elactric Clerk for gtoeral office work, ac Owner MI 3-03-16. location, $12,800 assumable mort with aluminum storm.s and the Ellsworth Mitten' Agency, Ballard will be mistre.ss of cere Mrs. Hasen Honored *■ riste Kimba, to be release* imme and gentlemen's clothing. 139 number of AVON Gift Sets that PICNIC TABLES, attached eeata, screens, full cellar. . Flowers, ranges. M l 9-08TB.. counting background helpful tot Cost Over gage. Realtors, Bn ,3-6930. monies. Mis.s Donna Lee Daniel Mr.s. EthcT K. Ha.sen, past ma diately and returned, to K/nangeu Woodland St. CaU toy “ time A. will be sold In the next few not neceesary, must be high school 2 " lumber, zinc plated bolta, 6 foot 5'o ROOM ranch, full cellar, fiber- shrubs, many trees. Large fenced lovine. Rooms Withont Boflrd 59 will play dinner music while the tron of Hope Chapter. Order of GORMAN’S AUTO AMESTTE DRIVEWAYS conatruct- months! Why not be the one to graduate, .good 'wages, five day $19.96, 8 foot $22.95. Also 10 and Business Locations glas insulation, 4 'i% mortgage, Quality built 3 bedroom ranch, lot with 100 foot frontage. Conven CASH WAITING for property own NEVER BEEN USED ers,, Please call ii.s before you bOy guc.sta are-being .seated. F.astem Star, has been in."!talled The Act of Contoees which ed—resurfaced—sealed. Mperlor earn high commissions on those week, permanent • position with 12 foot. Delivered. W. Zinken BII Sale Price $388 PLEASANT, sunny room in private For Rent 64 exceptional view, $14,900 MI large living room with fireplace, ient to bus and shopping. Under as grand chaplain of the Grand sold in your neighborhood? Call 8-8444. 9-480,5. O r 'SeH^^^Speedv service, J D. The program will open wth a established the Biwhsonlon In SUPER MARKET pavers. MI 3-6615. chance for advancement. Apply. home, near Center and shopping. fully plastered attached garage, .$13,000. Lillian Grant, realtor, Chapter of Connecticut. The In- Moving—Trucking'— today. BU 9-4922. Many privileges, including park Gambolati built on Hilliard Street, Walton W. Gpant Agency MI Realty, MI 3-5129, performance of. the Junior Choir, stitution was signed by Pw ident Pay Onfy $4 Week E X C E L L E N T spot for any business ' .stallation look place at the 87th James K. Polk qh/August 10. 184#. Station Wagons— CHAIN 9AW w(to[ — T t m b cut. Storage 20 Employment Office SPECIAL SALE picnic tables, 2" ing. M I 0-7361. or office. Center of town, plenty MANCHESTER — 6 room older $17,900. ■3-1153. directed by Mi.ss Elizabeth Ncu- CAMP STAFT’ — Cook, nurses, lumber, 6 foot $13.50, 8 foot $16.60. annual session st Foot Guard Hall, Reasonablo rataa. Cab PI 3-7868 ' I. Sacrificing complete bedroom, of parking. Ml 9-5229 9-5, home $9,500; large 2-familv fiat bci't, .Mis.s Roberta Johns will sing between 1:80-4:30 or any time !4ANCHESTER package Delivery. waterfront director, imlt leaders. Delivered assembled W. Zlnker, Legal Notice Hartford, Saturday. —. Spring Sale complete U ^ g room and kitchen FURNISHED ROOM with completa 5-5, 2-car garage, large lot, excel 3-familv <-4-4, convenient loca MANCHESTER —.$13,900 Rogers and Hamme?'stj!Ui'.s "My Saturday or Qimday. Light trucking and package deUv- Over 21. Assistant cooks over-18. FIRST NATIONAL STORES, BO 9-5444. housekeeping facilities betoêSn lent location; Just reduced to tion, good income on moderate In Favorite Things." Miss Ruth Neu- Mr.s. Hansen was appointed to Seasons: June 26-August IS; June decorator furniture from model dis STO R E FCHl rent on Spruce S t .; M3IITATION ORDKR the po.st by Miss Eleanor Gray of I960 Ford Country Squire ery Refrigerators, waabera and Center and Membrial Hospital. $21,000. Colonial Cape, I 'j baths, vestment jof $147900. Six room colonial, built 1950, fire AT A I'UURT OK PliOBATt: bert will be violini.st for Mendels STEPS, SIDEWAUC8, stone walls, 28-August 28. CaU Conn. Valley Inc. TOOLS FOR garden—two hand cul play hom e. W e wUI give you free Reasonable and parking In the ’ Greenwich, wortliy grand matron. Station Wagon, 9 passen stove moving specialty. Folding deUvery and free storage up to one Women only. Call BH 8-5639. rear. CaU Ml 2-8019, ‘21C Spruce I beautiful condition. Full price place, plastered walls, city water at Manrhc.«t»*r. within an«l for th»' sdlm’s "On Wings of Song." ger., V-8, power steering, fireplaces, flagstone terraces. chairs for rent.\MI 9-0752. Girl Scouts, JA 2-0168' tivators, hand saws, files and $16,900. Oversize 6 room Cape, District of M ancheslFr. on Die 27th dav Home Show Near Sellout Park A Oakland Avea. year,' St. and sewers, brook, A zone lot. of April. 1961. Mia.ses Kathy. Diane, and Vickie radio and heater, white Work done at reasonable prices. drills, bureau, bookcase. M l 3-8637. ATTRACTIVE room Centrally lo over I 'i acrea land, excellent con J. I). REALTY CO. ‘ The annual Rockville Home and M l 3-0796. WOMAN TO live in—care for eld East Hartford Present. H oh. John J. W allpll. J i u I r p . Person will dance to "Me Toe." walls, automstli shift, AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- cated. Gentleman. References BU dition. Full price $17,500. Many LAWRENCE F. FIANO K.«itaie of 4if*orpp R u bin , tat** of M an - Progress Show, scheduled May 12 moving, packing storage. Low erly woman. $60 month. PI 3-6441 ANNIVERSARY ’ SALE—Bfay 1-31. ^ NORMAN’S 9-6816. I 470 Biain St. MI 3-5129 ( chf H ler in sa id D i?»trlrt dril. 1961. bp an d iho LAW N M o w e r s , ali typ*i sharp Parkade Shopping Center. .sam p aro Iifnltefl’^^nd nlU iw ed for ti)»' ; saxophonist. -Will play Alice Haw- Robert L. Baum, chairman of Station Wagon, 9 passen MANCHEISTER Moving and Truck 60 W; .Hays, Banning, California. chimney mounts only 99c; Chan BQ 9-1746. , , fully landscaped, fruit trees, out ened and repaired. G. Snow, 336 ing Company. Local and tong dis nel 8 yogi antennas $1.99; UHF St.vled for today’s living ri’pdU oiA w ithin w hich to t>rinc in ilo ii' . thorne's "Whispering Hope.”, the show committee for the spoi ger, V-8, radio and heat Summit. Tel. Ml 8-4531. R.N. OR L.P.N part-time, 7-8 SERVICE STATION attendant. 1969 14 FOOT Admiral upright Pet Coverlet! buildings, reasonably priced. Carl claim s against said psiafr, and Award.s will he presented to the soring Rockville Exchange Cl er, automatic shift, tance moving, packing and stor bow tie antenna $1.99; VHF lead-in ton W, Hutchins. Ml 9-5132 ^xocutrix dfr*>rtpd to pivu putilic no- age. . Regular aervlce throughout ^Shlft. Nurses aides part-time 8-11 Weekdays Mrniday through Thurs wire 2c a foot; and many, many freezer, $175. BQ 9-6460. Spacious 6 hiKim ranch. Living t i c f irj Dip c r e d i t o i s to bring in Do-ir j mother of the youngest daughter, said decorators.- carpenters whitewalls, blu?. Immac h e a v y DUTY Rototiller service New England States and Florida; shift. Laurel Manor. MI 9-2824 - day 4-9 p.m. Sundays ail d ^ . Ap AUBURN ROAD—4 bedroom Cape room w'ith fireplace, dining room rlaim fl w ithin ?»aid lim p nll<»wp(! by pub j the yotingc-st daughter present others on Blonday will begin T id y ulate condiUui through for hire— lawns and gardens. Call more items accordingly priced. TWO UPHOLSTERED chairs, lishing a ccipy of. thi.*4 n rdpr In 'soma BQ 5-8563 ply In person Cities Service C>nter, with built-in cabinets, 3 bedrooms I iind, the grandmother with the ing the State Amiory oiyw est out. 81,995. M l 9-3920. SECRETARY—knowledge of short Quantity limited so hurry, Open etroUer, double sink, bed and coU with two baths, full shed dormer. nrw .spappr having a circulatifiii m said 585 W. Middle T^dte. 'evenings tUl 9. Satellite Electnmlc CLEAN LOAM family''blze kitchen, beautiful yard with I ’ a baths, 2-car garage in ; |»rob,ntr dislrii ‘1 within tdi days from large.st number of daughters, Rd. which will open its dpors the hand, bookkeeplto desired. One spring. BQ 9-0106, 38 Cole St, Service, 166 School St., Manches - with garden and outdoor firepiace, basement. Workshop; Many extras. the date of thin order and return m ake granddaughters and great-grand following Friday at 7 p ^ . Baum 1959 Chevrolet 4-door sta LAWN MOWERS sharpened and girl office at Mantoester Parkgde. to this court rtf tlip notlcp given. Painting—Paporing 21 ter. Bn 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. $15,700. Belfiore Agency, MI-3-5121, Asking $19,900. Call Mrs' Gladys daughters. •said the show will feature a spell TV viewing tion yragon, Brookw.ood, repaired, aalea and service, pick Call- for appointment. Bfl 8-2768. Help Wanted— SALESMAN has 17-plece waterless F^r Sale iKIambt, MT 4-1297 or MT9-5306. - JO H N J. W Al.lJ'ia’T, 'Juiige. V-8, p o w i r steering, up and delivery. Complete line of Btoinlesa steel oomeware, regular Ticket.s may be obtained through ing bee. with prizes, tod presents LI.MITATION ORDER power brakes, radio and Toro ridera, reels, and rotqrles, EXTERIOR and Interior painting. WOMAN WHO can drive ... .If you Male Or Female 37 SLIDE PftOJECTOR — T.b.C. $149.80, aacrifice $89.60. Will de COLONIAL RANCH—Large kitch tomorrow night by catling Mrs. for mothers wlvtoattend the show is easy today... Paperhanging. Wallpaper hooka. streamliner " 800, ” 800 watt lamp, en, 3-bedrooiiis, immaculate con AT A ('Ot’RT OK RHOHATE held May 14, Blother's Day. neater, automatic trans- garden and lawn aupplles. L A M would enjoy working 8 or 4 hours liver. BU 9-6906. WM. F. STEELE BARROWS & WALLACE af Manc.hrster. within and for the B. Biirton Sm,v,th, 27 Hilltop Dr., mlsaion. 2-tbne green. Equipment Corporation, Route 83, Wallpaper removed. Ceilings. a day calling regularly each GRILL AND counter worker, full 66 F 8.8 lens, handles both 86 m.m, dition, beautiful recreation room, Di5triri of Manchester, on the 28th dav or Mrs. Howard Daniel, 22 Ard A 35 by 110 foot tent will be Good workmanship. (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) of April, 1061- Very, very clean. 81.695. Vernon, Conn. TR 5-760P. Floors. clean month on a group of StUdlo Girl or part-time nights, experienced and 2!4x2^ aUdes. Uke new. FOR YOUR' cottage—G.E. refrig small cash assumes $91.44 month more Rd. pitched in the rear of the armory Fully Insured. Reasonable rates. preferred. Patio Drive-In 240 W. Original price $79.98. Can be and SON ly. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. Present. Hon. John J Wallett. Judge. Cosmetic cllerita on a route to be, erator, old tot looks Uke new tod' 55 E. Center St. E5ftab' of Jnrnes E, Ho^^’nth late of to house automobiles, boats, and Leo Pelletier, Ml 9-6326 or Ml Middle Tpke, youra for $46. CaU BD 9-2146 eve- 1959 Lark 3-door atatlon SA M 'S 1 UPHOLSTERY — ReUred established In and around Man is in exceUent. mechanical ebndi- M l 9-7842 -. 9-5306 Manchester in, said Dl.^trict. decea.sed. garden and farm equipment. 9-5082. nlnge. ROOCVILLE—5 room ranch, large On motion of Dorotbv M. Horvath rtf wagon, V-8, abtomatlc from the shop. Can take care of chester, and are willing to make Uon, $35. CaU BQ 8-5890. Bolton In Okinawa transmission, radio and all your upholstering needs at HAIRDRESSER — Competent, ca living room, cabinet kitchen, 3 said Manchester, executrix. EXTERIOR AND Interior painting. light deliveries, etc., write to pable with bread and totter work bedrooms. "Yard beautifully land r ORDERKD: That six months from Marine Pfc. 'Paul E. Burnham, hsater, like new.,Be sure great savings. Call CH 2-2378 Studio Girl Cosmetics, Dept A-6, the 28th tlav of April. 1961. be and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Bum- to drive thls{pa^% 81,595. CelUngs refinished. Paperhan^g. and some styling. ExceUent work HIGH CHAIR, folds down to make scaped. Owner transferred. Marion Legal Notice same are limited and allowed for the Sheridans Appeal STONE MASON — All kinds of Wallpaper hooka. Estimates given. Glendale, Calif. Route will pay up ing .conditions In new Istop. Salary play table, $5. BU 3-7791. E, 'Robertson, broker. MI 3-59S3. Creditors within which to bring In their ham of Crystal Lake, is serving 1958 Ford Country Squire stone, bricks, blocks, fireplaces. Fully covered by Insurance. Cali to $8.50 per hour In commissions. and commission. Cali Tbea Chic • SEPTIC TANKS AT A COURT OF PROBATE held claims against said estate, and said with the Force Service Regiment SEFTI6 TANKS at ManclmstPr. within and for th« ex' cutrbt Is directed tO' give public Tax Assessm ent Station Wagon, 9 passen 13 years experience. Free estl>- Edward R. P rice, BD 9-1008. Beauty Salon, BH 9-8534'.' LARGE SQUIRE’S bench, excel CLEANED and INSTALLED REDUCED FOR quick sale— Ex- of the Third Bfarine Division based HAIRDRESSERS wantsd — New lent , condition; 'few .....antique A N D ♦ cellent two-family .flat. 5-5,' two District of Manchci'lpr on th»* 26th dav notice the creditors tp bring In their on Okinawa. ger,- V-8. power steering m ates; M I 9-SOOl. shop. Ideal working conditions, of April, 1961. ■ claims within said time allowed bv nnb- radio and heater, white E X T E R IO R a ND interioirpalnUng, chairs. Phone BD 9-3498 ' separate oil,„bumers, excellent lo Hon. Jolni J. W albii Judgp. Il.«hing a copy of this order in some An appeal by Dr. and Mrs. Bern Honored at UConn salary $65 per week plua oommis- • SEWERS Fjsiarl^ of FrodoncJ< H. CollIngF. lat« newspaper having a circulation In said walls, automatic trans GARDENS PLOWED and har decorating, oeUlnga, floors, paper - Situations Wanted-^- FLUBBED SEWERS cation, both flats are emplw,.- Sell- ard J. Sheridan on action of the John E. Landry of Rockville was hanging, steaming. Clegp work • slon. C all'm 9-7666, BH 9-9258.* IMAOI|pfB CLEABOBD of Manchrv!»êr. In DiJ^trln probate district within ten days from mission. black. Don't rowed. no Job too sm a ll. Phone Jpgrtor a firhi $15.6po. See this to cpaôd. the date of this order and return make Board of Tax Review has been among nine senior and graduate manship. Free estimates. No Job Female 38 NIGHT CRAWLERS—16c dosen. miss. this 'one a real M I 9-5951. day as It won'Jvtast long. Call the Th** ndminlhtraiur having vA-xhibitPii to this Court of the notice given filed In Tolland County Court of students in the University of Con WANTEU5—Woman for light house Call between 8-8 p.m . BD 3-6819. • INSTALLATION " Machlet BIsMad hia admlniairatinn acooum with said bqûty. 31,895. too .'s'mall. John VerfaUle, J I WOULD LIKE ironing by the R. F. Difhbck Co., MI 9-5245, Bar- JOHN J. W ALLET]“ITT. Judge, Common Pleas. necticut College of Agriculture.who so’s hpme heating VACUUM CLEANERS repaired. 3-2521. work orte day a w eek. Qn bus Septie Tanks, Dry WeOa, Sewer ba'ra Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna pstairt to thiH Oiurt for allowance. It is line. BQ 8-0014, hour in own home. CaU after A USED WRINGER type washing SPECIALIST ORD9:r ED; That tin* 9ih day of May. ORDER OP NOTICE In the appeal the Sheridan’s were initiated last night into Gam 1956 Ford Istatiaa Wagon, We repair all makes and models. p.m. BD 8-4292. Unas IttstoUed—Cellar Water Evaijs. MI 9-5653. 1961. at' two o’clock, afternoon at the AT A COURT OF PROBATE held claim their 1960 assessment Is ma Sigma Delta, national ' honor I All work guaranteed.. Free pick PAINTING AND paperhanging. machine,’ good condition. Very proofing Done. Ph’ohatp Officp In tlb* Municipal Build our w ay I 4-door, V-8, standard stenographer ’ wanted for at Manchester, within and fdr the society for students In agriculture. i Good 'cleap workmanahlp at rea- reasonable. MI 9-1100. ing In said Manrhestpr. and the I District of Manchester, on the 26lh dav “ grossly excessive, disproportion ■hift, overdrive, radio up and delivery. For fast service . Small manufacturing office. Towi and Gountrif BIANCHESTER — Near Green Landry is majoring in fisheries ' call JA 2-4379. sobabla rates 80 years In Mon- Aariip la a.srtignpd for a hearing on the 1 of April, 1961. ate and unlawful.” Vou g et premium quality and beater. Green. A real WOULD LIKE caring for chUdren Sehool, two years old, 7 room allowance of nald administration ac Present, Hon. John J. Wallett. Judge. management. « chdster. Raymond Flake. Ml Knowledge of shorthand essential. TV STAND, baby crib with mat The Board of Tax Review reduced nice economical car. Good working conditions many in my home any time. BQ 9-4718. McK in n e y BROS. ranch- Living room with fireplace,, count w’ith.aaid estat**, ascertainment Estate of Harlan H. White, late of In Shoofing Match Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the 9-9237. tress. high chair. Jump hone. BD DRAINA8E GO. formal dining room, birch cabinet of heirs and order of distribution, and Joplin, State of Missouri, owning prop the value of the Sheridan buildings $796. beneflta. Call BH 8-1581, Mrs. 8-1898. I from $13,920 to $13,037. The total Sgt. l.c, Robert D. Puller, whose moet completely effective fuel Household Serviees WOBtAN would like to care for Swwwragw Disposal Co. kitchen with-built-ins. 3 bedrooms, this Court directs that notice of the ert.v In the Town of Manchester, In Clough, for Interview, M IM 1 4 3 . time and place assigned4or said hear said District, deceased. mother Mrs. EtheTM. Birch, lives oil additive in use today. And U56 Rambler 4-l\'E. OF same are limited and allowed for ithe bv certified mall, on or before April was apparently pver the same is Restaurant. in Manchester w ill be MORMRTY ENJOY -U creditors within which to bring In their 27th, 1961,- aJeopy of said application i^rs, phonogrtoka, cjiangers. Electrical -Oo„ BCancheater. BQ -AMasiGAS, NEW YORK 88. N.V. AI^RICAS, -NEW W)RK $6, sue that led to the Indefinite sus madA ■*' ■ Adjacent to Munlctpal Paifdiig Area, aeor Banks, Bestaaraate, V For < Ist-clae^ mailing add 10c claims against said estate, and said an.d hf thlg order to Tax Commission 1 ■ - ; Honest, economical. Guaranteed 90 3-4817. Glastonbury, BIX 8-7178. MACHINIST — TOOL Central BoBlBeae DIstrlot r ...... N . Y .‘ !- ■ . Country living in this fine ranch administratrix is directed to give public er. Slate of Connecticut; 470 Canifol pension of four employes April 13. At National CoavenUoii , ' . days. Famous for service for 80 DAY WORK for each'Pattern. Print Name, Ad- For Ist-claSs’toailingr add 10c for ‘home in Coventry.' 3 be.droom notice tof the creditors to bring In their Ave.. Hartford. Conn.: Helen P. White, A walkqut on that day .led to the Janies Q, golto, totecutfVe secre BROTHERS I d ^ to# Protoaeioiial om ee, Oeaeral OMee, Bales Office, Bentoe' Claims time 320 Moffet Ave .Toplln 'Missouri;" .Tohn Phone MI 9-4537. Potter-' MAKERS ■ i- . ' '* , ■_ dreto wltlt Zone, Style No. and each pattern. Print Name, Addreaa ranch, garage. Large lot. Only Ylthln said allowed bv pub suapennion of 20 employes for tary d(f the Rockville Area Cham or Retail Onflet . / . . / ■ ■ ■* M lishing ?a copy of this order in some O. Taleotl ,Tr., Taicnttville. Connecticut; -Bonds—Stocks Mortgages 31 Sloe. * . with Zone and Pattern Numbw. $13,000. newspaper having, a circulation In said John W. Shepard. Ferguson. Missouri; three days. . . ber of Commerce, Is at the Na VARIOUS GRADES lacluda another S5c’with your Have you the '6i Album contain probate dUtrict arlthln ten days from First National Bank of Joplfti. Trustes There was no further explana tional Chamber Convention in M I3 -$ 1 3 5 M68 ^SEVItttdBT—f-doof station Flexlole leasing a n ^ g e n ^ t s to right party on long to m Isoee. m HAROLD A SONS, Rnbblili romiov- MORTGAGE MONEY-* Available pattom Older tor the Sprtns; A ing many loveL- dealgn* tod froe JARVIS REAL’TY CO. the dirt* of thi. order and return piak* U/w ol Harlan H. .White. Jonlln Mls- tion 6r-the dispute either from the Watoington D.C. oa the sole ffeto- wagon, low milaaga, excallent coo- to thi. court of the notice given. Murl, and return make to this Court. 301-31S C M it r St. ■Lcellais, atoatUca cleonsd. ' TEL. MI S.2ies-rlF NO ANBWER SO t467S - ” outomar *Sl,.Baato Fosbioti. patternil Only S5c a copy! UZ S-QU FI S-8SU BQ B.1900 cotoponY or the worlcera. . .v' gate from the local chonflMr. M aacnabia. in any amounts. Terms to fit your THE NEWTON COMPANY JOHN J, WALLETT. JudW- JOHN J. WAUiETT. Judo..' budget. J. D. Realty, 470 VUUb FOB APPOOmqfNT. / tfatifliipgtpr Ijrratt ^ 1 ' I' Sk lia S4U29. 66 Him Str«4^ Mêhester ■! K i : . 1 i' 9 ^

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TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1961 v t jÂGE EIGHTEEN iKiihrliiâl^r lEni^nins Averafe Drily Net Pm m Him Per tte WMk Iteded The Weather “ "I AUrikd Chriatensan, Mr. and Mrs. ^ Mu b M IL IN I rwreehat of D, 0. WoBtfeer JNrUM Lakot^ Council. Decroo ot Po- Hktoiy of Jazz William Moorhouae. Mr. and Mra. About Town cahontM. will meat tomorrow, at Roy Norris, . and Mr. and Mra. M l ÔilNUAL FAST FRtÔiNTS 7:30 p.m. at Odd Fellows Hall. 5040 Qiib Topic George Potterton. 13,317 Fair, ecetteeed seal l*e||Mi's There wJll'be-4 aodal period af You Shfiuld Know . . . seattated orcaa ef frost. X iinrii' A panel dlacusaloo, *‘How a ter J^^'meeting. M M bw at Use AWUt K Chriatian Ser\icep in Her Daily “The Htitoty of American Jaas" € A t t m P A R t 1 • Baraaa ol OirealAttoB to 8S. Meetly sttany, miMtr Orcupatlan,’'i,” v^ rtll^1 he presdnt^presented at a xheta Chi^)ter, Beta Sigma '. '{fordori T aylor JSfddotv ' will be the eubjMt of a talk by CEMENT Thnrsdity. High «8 to 88. meetliyt^ the EmwuelJ^r*^ p„l tonight at 7:30 at Hervay E. Sletaon of Newington," at itpouBored by LADIES OF THE ASSUMPWOX Hanche$terr—A City ^ y ^ a g e Charm lit 7:45 at ESmanuei hram^ nf \Hm* nftrothv Slavin. a meeting of. the 50-59 Club of. St. the home of Miss Dorothy Sle\dn , Although he has been a member V . B. ENGLAND MILITARY W HIST Wid SETBACK Lutheran C h i^ h hail. 86 Amott Rd., to work on a sen--^ of the Manchester Police Depart- Mary’e Episcopal Church Friday at ice project for liutx Junior IIU"- n.ent for only nine years. Gordon 7 p.m. in Neill Hall at the church. Lu m b e r co. KMGHTS OF COLUMtUS HALL A rummage sale, sponsored by 4fum. • • Stetson Is assistant executive the'Ladies jOf St. James, will be Taylor Neddow, of 16 Bank St., one secretary of the Dioceae of Con THURSDAY. MAY 4—8 FA4. held Saturday, beginning at ,10 of the newest sergeants, has been necticut. His talk will be preceded e Open All Day Saturday e •"“Hn adult Infornsatiofi hour will intereste’d In one pha.se of police a_m..'1h St. Jamee) School Avidi- be held at Zion Kvangelical Luth by a potluck and business meeting. DOOR PRIZES and RWniESBMENTS Cease-fire Ordered .toirtum. Donations of clolhlng and work — firearms ever since he Members Of the food committee eran Church tomorrow a t 6:30 was 11 year* old. “At the Green”—MI 9-5201 household articles may be left at p.m. are Mr. and Mra. Winalow Man the school. For picltup. call Mrs. He was bom In Springfield. Vt.. chester, chairmen;'M r. and Mra. Wesley Grj'lt, Mrs, Michael Clem- on Julv 25, 1929. the son of Lyle entino. or Mrs. John Melcsko. Cejlarette.s and wives of Tall Ce J . and Violet V. Neddow, both of dars who plan to attend the din whom now make their home a t 18 Pro-Reds Pu^ ner and card party 'Saturday at . Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Carey's must mak^ reservations Bank St. How can a lady get out of a compact.. Ladies of Columbus, will hold its by tomorro,w night with Mrs. .dûring Neddow’s earlier years rotest annual banquet and Installation qf Eleanor Buck. 187 Woodbridge St., he lived in severa.l different cities officers tonight at 7 at Cayey's or Mrs. Lea Muldocn, 152 Eldridge and idwns In northern Vermont Re.ataurant. Guest speaker will be and New Hampshire, as his father NO KHKHUm grOOP-ggiMT- rmcipdl, 2 Thomas F. Peckenham. postal in S t was employed by the Immigration | KHB 01 CMWL "TO « T m ON spector for the Manchester Post Service and wa.s required to move OVTOr MMMBI CUttSIC erg Quit Jobs Office. The Ladies Aid Society of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church will from place to place. raONT FRONT Vientiane, Laos, May 8 (JP)f day and Tues^yTiie in the Asûlod W’hile living In Claremont, N. H., DOOR HEIGHT FLOOR area Just north of tha"Naun ttk Monroe, May 8 (fl^—Some meet tonight at 7:30 at the church. Neddow was given his first gun, a (In inckn (rnlatln to —The pro-Gommunist Pathet After the business nieeting. Jorge lop to ground) dnonlll) River.r. - -. 100 Massuk High School stu- 22-caIiber rifle. To ha\’e a place to Lao command ordered its A de Nieto esfise-Âra had beeii Bernardo Hung of Veneauela and instruct the boy In the proper use Rambl.r asttic 91.2 Lav.) trw ps to cease fire tcday'bjut dentfi paraded around the Rummage VasHios James Kiritsis of Greece Falcon—Comet. .49.3 Sunkan obseêd area alAce late school today in a protest over will discuss their native countries. of Are arms, his father built a fir grabbed the shotgun bway from Corvair...... 46.5 Sunk.rh rebels attacked Pha Lane, a Monday-aml government auid rebel Spaceman Both are students at the Univer ing range in the attic of their the man. It turned out the gun Spaclal-F-BS ...47.1 Sunkan key town on the road to cen oflljiers vVork^ out a wider agree- the resignation of Principal 6 Missing; Valiant—Lancer 48.3 Sunken Sale sity of Hartford. home. was empty. ' tral Viet Nam at the thiri- mt for this key area. Daniel, fioothby and two oth Sponsored by Neddow doesn't remember What Another phase of his interest in waist of Laos. ' The reported plan wtui to pro- ers. - Frank J. Mansfield Marine The Alpina Society will meet neighbors In nearby houses thought guns is collecting, buying;’’selling IFr.e Car X-Ray Book, at any Rambler Dealer ' -ceed on a step-by-st^ basis along Thhy carried signs reading, May Ride of the attic flrirtg, range. i InformanU here _ "Bdothby Is Our Friend’’ and "We School Ship Corps l.rf«fiie Auxiliary tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the and repairing them. Neôw has various fronts: , Italian American Club on EUdridge The Neddow’s moved to Crystal turned this- hobby to , n small DID YOU KNOW—the all-purpose Rambler Classic, aault in battalion aize^-begari Uiia Western milltaiy experts warn Want Boothby.” Lake in Juhe 1941 and then to America's only miMte-sized car, has no cbtRb-over ledge that makes morning and waa.Âflll going on TH4IRSOAY. MAY 4 St. profit. near midday. ed. before hand that there might When the first bell rang at 8 On Friday Manchester several months later. As a policeman,.’ Neddow haa a.m., about 50 of the demonstra other cars hard to enter or leave? e That the X-Ray Books prove this Pha Lat^îa about 80 miles east be Incidenta and fighting after any From, State 9 A.M. The- Tall Cedars Band will re ,, After finishing high school In completed a correspondence-course and more in aide-by-side illustrated comparisons? cease-fire. tors went Inside. The rest joined 1946, Neddow served on active . o f theôuthern government them a half- hour later when po hearse tonight at 8 o’clock In the in civil and criminal investigation GcfRambler ■trongnold of Savaimakhet, on Some units might not get their Cape Canaveral, Fal., May 3 Key West, Fla., May 8 (/P) VACANT STORE Washington Social Club In prepa duty w’ith the U.S. Navy from Aug. from the Institute of Apjilled **Rambler Clataie is the man-sized compaet that M ^ ladies'* lice told them to leave the school 1946 to Feb. 1947, and was sta jBie west bordhr. The highway orders In time, they sadd. Guerrilla' grounds or go to class. (/P)—Now space pilot Alan B. —A 92-foot “floating claes- 10^ Mbin Street ration for the spring ceremonial Science. Early this year he took a east to an area of South Viet Nam units Have been cutoff behind Shepard Jr. begins once again Satnrday. tioned at the Great Lakes Naval course iit police supervision at the The*school has about 600 pupils. room,” a square-rigged sail* Training Center. , Inst south of the border with enemy lines. Some units might act those awful hours of tension. Oilefe of Police Academy at Beth North Viet Nam. Independently or engage In bandit The demonstration was peace ing vessel on a summer school Barnard Junior High School For the next threq and a half any. ful and orderly. Younger students Perhaps FViday he will The attack followed a motor maurauding, It was said. participated ortly briefly and cruise, sank during a violent PTSO will meet tomorrow’ at 8 years he' wa* a member of the Neddow refers to his type of & c e l l e n c B bafragp last night on Hin Heup. come the first American shot Marlow’s firings You p.m. in the cafeteria of the Frank Na^-y Reserve. work as very interesting. He. says The Pathet LRo rebel radio filed Into the school shortly after storm yesterday in the Gulf During thhj period he worked government frmitline command broadesLst a general cease-fire order .the 8 a.m. opening, tUong with the into space. of Mexico, trapping six per lin Building. William H. Curtis, he likes the day-to-d^y variation center oil the Nam Llk River Rocket men found again yester COMFORT-PtUS! superintendent of schools, will be at odd Jobe around Manchester, where new situations are constant effective at 8 a.m. (8 p.m. BIST arrlvaU of Monroe’s police chief, sons below decks. mostly as a truck driver. ly arising. Since his promotion he about 50 miles north of Vientiane. Tues.) and cadled on the western- two policemen amd three special day to their chagrin that they guest speaker. Parent^ Whose chil Dasplts the attack^' there was might challenge apa^. but on The brigantine Albatross car* dren will be pupils at Barnard next He became acquainted with the says he has been much busier than backed government of Prince Boun jauxlliary officers. rjed 19 persons, most of them former “Miss .Irene Saviskas. They before, but with the added work Nome belief that bad conununlca- Oum to Join promptly In nsgotia; ithby resigned last night be Earth they must stni come In year are invited. Refreshments tlone were to blame and did not when it rains. teen-age boys. She went down in will be "served. were married on Jan., 22, 1949. Gordon Taylor Neddow says he tlons for an armistice. cause, he said, of a policy dlffg-- leas than a minute during a wind The Neddow household now in likes being a .policeman even destroy the chauice for an over-adl Rebel broadcasts over North Viet ence With the town’s Board of Storm fronts, two of them, squall. cludes Deborah, 11 and Gordon better. cease-fire. Eklncation. His action was followed struck here at the Cape and 290 John Perry, 78 Tanner SL, Man Jr., 8. and Paul, 4. Cease-fire talks were held Mon- (Oonttnaed on Page Three) by resignations from his secre miles down range In the Atlantic chester, was one of the 13 reecued After working for Cheney Bros, tary, Grace Rents, and the school where Shepard would have landed from lifeboats. Perry, a former for one year in 1951, Neddow nurse, Marian Couch. In his space capsule after a 115- FREE DELIVERY mile high, 15-minute ride. teacher,of mathematics at Weth- m joined the police department on The principal promised a state ersHeld High School, Is toe aon of At TI PARKADE St. Patrick's Day in 1952. His SPRim WATER Helped Reds Nearly Decade ment later explaining his action. The shot was canceled with two Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Perry. The promotion to 'sergeant became ef Home and Office Boothby had signed a new con hours and 20 minutes to ro to older Perry is head of toe mathe LIDREn DRU6 fective on Christmas Day 1960. tract only recently. blast off. Delivery The National Aeronautics and matic* department at Maneheater His Interest in firearm.s led him Tel. ME 3-9467 High School. to Join the Manchester Pistol Club 65 to 74 Space Administration announced Perry Is a teacher aboard the ' *2.95 where he was team chanipidn for Britain Gives Spy that the shot was off for at least school ship. No other car is 4 MOST HEADROOSf, 30^ Q u H l^R with Hartford, May 3 ( ^ —The State 48 hours, Indicating a possible When told of the sinking and for 3 four straight years. His highest V. cushioned acoustical Ceiling of moided'fiber glass. Motor Vehicle department's' daily Thursday date. NMKS MRU-rUB. NCfS UVE TM: ATLA^T10 score In competition was 278 out built like, saves like, rescue, Perry said he will try im FURNACE OIL of a possible 300. • EASIER PARKING, HANDLING-turns record of automobile accidents as However, it was reliably report mediately to- get in touch with his • Rsinforoed supporting asam ‘ / shorter than even the sma//compacts. of last midnight and the totals on ed that trouble with the Redstone son. Survivors are scheduled.. ia. A atoms tic I tell very ■ In August— 1957, he .went to lasts like the Classic 42 Year Sentence the same date last year: booster rocket will delay the • SURPRISE PRICE—a far finer wagon, priced arrive in Tampa, Fla., tomorrow, • Hygienic double-thick seat Camp Perry, Ohio, where he re- World Standard of 1960 1961 launching at least until Friday. L T. WOOD CO. eeived a certified pistol marks with Rambler Excelteojpe just slightly above sm all compact wagons. Based morning. • Hsat-resittant afutic in Accidents .11,718 13,.557 (est.) The difficulty was with a tube Phone M l >^1139 manship instructor's rating from OH a comparison o f manufacturers' suggested prices. Compact Car Excellence London May 3—A renegade^ The Informants said Blake was Young Perry was graduated svaistband and leg openings the National Rifle Association. Killed .. 65 74 which feeds liquid oxygen to,the from Manchester High’ Sôol in British diplomat who turned to bom In Rotterdam, The Nether Injured . . 7,094 7,373 (est.) rocket’s fuel tanlk, Liquid oxygen 1950 and from. Baylor University, s Highly absorbent, whiter-thsn-J Neddow now serve.s as a "fire communism during thres yeau* of lands, and entered the British This is the 92-foot brigadlne Albatross, which sank in the Gulf of Mexico yesterday, as she arms instructor for the Hartford FREE —or lox^—is used ais an oxidizer Waco, Tex., in 1958. He attended white combed cotton body captivity In North Koêa w u diplomatic service arfter World for the. high-powered kerosene moved in toward a MysUc seaport dock last year after a 9-month cruise. The school ship llsU Bates College aa a freshman, the Institute of Criminology. sentenced mday to 42 yean In War n Navy service. He was vice Rain Friday Mystic as home port. (AP Photofax). - - Windsor Locks, May 3 (IP)- -The which drive* the missile. University of Connecticut as a Hum DsiiicU- 3 for ^$2.95 There was one time when N'*W- 10 LBS. OF prison for/apyh)g for the Soviet coiuiul in Seoul when captured' by ■With more astronaut shoots dow was threatened by a gutf. He motor sales union. / the Conununists during the Ko U.S. .Weather’’ Bureau today is sophomore, arid Brigham Young Ham tmdsfsliirts 3 for 82.95 MAINE POTATOES DECORMIER , INC. ■««' St— MoiKliMtor, Cnnn. sued the following forecast for scheduled — perhtips every six University as a Junior. Youfi received a call to go to a tenament Oeoig* Blake, 88 y ean old and rean Wau* In i960 and spent three, weeks—should t&l* first one suc Perry played basketball in high house where he found an elderly With the purchase of Q bearded, pleaded guilty to fuimel- years In an internment camp. The Connecticut: ceed, the Weather Bureau issues Five from Stale school. Gptein flM yw man sitting in his living room hold 50 lbs. at . , ...... ’’^1 .*» F Ing Information to Mdachw for informanta said Blake ,and other Temperatures' during the next an ominous wgrnlng: Kasavubu Asks UN Owned by Ocean Academy Ltd.,. ing a shotgun across his lap, point PUSH! RAMBLER OUTSELLS ALL BUT 2 IN NEW ENBUNB! nearly a decade. The sentence was internees were subjected to Com five days, Thursday through Mon Florida is now moving into its Darien, Conn., the Albatrooa was M |NM NT...pi HANES Man ed at Neddow. The man told Ned . Good While Supply Lasts! the stlffest ever handed down in munist attempts .at brainwashing. day, are expected to average 3-6 Blake was freed in 1953"and re summer weather regime, which O n Albatross’ sailing from El Progreeo on Mer^ dow that if he came any closer, Britain for spying in peacetime. degrees below normal with little meatna its rainy season. ico.’a Yucatan Peninmda to Naas' jf. he would pull the trigger and cut Atom spy KUms ^ c h s was sen entered govenunent service. day to day change. At this time in the Bahamas when the storm In Paris him in halC Neddow said he talked FARMERSMARKET tenced to 14 yean and-jmaa re- The informimts said he became normal mean temperature in the For the U.S. Man-in-Space pro Set Up Congo Army with OsvM ichpanbnin softly to the man for several min / ' 837 Middle ’f ake. East a British Intelligence agent, stud- Hartford area is 56’ and ranges gram ■ which expseta to rocket k Passenger List struck, the Coast Guard said. m a r l o ih A .Waaed in 1969- afUr eertnyP?iSmc man around the world before the Thirteen survivor*' were picked “FOR BVEBYTHIXO!’’ utes. inching closer as he talked. Across from Shady Glen ys#m’v.v:, i ' *'**'■ ■ lad Russian atnd appeared to be a firom a usual daily high of 69 to Finally, at arms length; he Attorney General Ragbulil Man- keen — but anti-Communiat — atu*. 48, and at Bridgeport ’OS'to 44. end of the year, this could mean .Darien, May 3 (45—Th« agent up, by toe Dutch freighter Gran BIAIN ST.. BfAKCHESTER A CB.S Radio Fixture Only on additional temporary delays like * Coquilhatville, The Congo, May^ Bomboko said Katanga Presi Rio. They were beiaffffiiên td MI B-S231 nlnghsun-Buller atUd the ieerits dent of Soviet affairs. Precipitation may total 1/4 to 1/2 3 (45—President Joseph Kasavubu dent. Molse Tshombe still is in a for toe brigantine Albatross re U f l i l C SfON.-FRI. 13 NOON Blake'gave the Conununilsta were He is married to a British wom inch occurring , as rain about Fri yesterday’s. Tampa, Fla., amTwereexpMted to. I f i n r 133(1 ON YOUR DIAL Shepard,__a 37-year-old Navy ha;8 presented proposals to high guarded villa lii Coquilhatville but leased the following list of those arrive about (EST) tomor of “such great Importance’’ -^that an and has three ehlldren. At the day and scattered showers Satur U.N. officials on reorganizing the declined-Jo say Svlirt toe govern they could .not be dlacloeed in open 'time of hlAArrest, three weeks ago day.’’ commanderTarid his alternate, Lt. aboard the ship, which sank in row. / Col. John H. Glenn Jr„ a 39-year- Congo’s armies — Including the ment plans to do with-Wlm. He Vfas toe Gulf of Mexico: The Coast Guard said the ship SAVE UP TO $150.00 oourt-BIake 1mA appeared in secret he was ^ten d in g the school of foreign mercenary forces of seized when he walked out of the Bcssion before the presiding chief Arabic- studies in Beirut, Lebanon. old Marine, will probably turn in Presumed Lost carried 14 jmutos, two profeS'? WO.Rll>/'PAMOUS QUAIITY-IUIIT The school is rim by the' British . for Date about 10 tomorrow night, only to Katanga province. conference last week. sors, a cdok, a woman c h ap ^ n e Justice, Lord Parker. Windsor Locks, May 3 (/P)—The Foreign Minister Justin Bom- Dr. N. Alice Sheldon, Darien, Even the charges were not pub foreign office. up fiâln four hours lator. The conference, aimed at work one of the owners, a physician. and the captain, Christopher 'Wel WEDNESDAY PINEHURST SPECIALS M tîngham - Buller told the ihercw^ dipped below the freezing Then they will repeat the ritual boko announced last night U.N. ing out political and economic set don, who lists the home port as lished in detail, but informants mark today, to 31 degrees, for a Secretary General Dag Ham- George Ptactnlk of California outside the court said Blake gave court tlmt Blake's crime was "even tlements in The Congo, continued (honie town unavailable) the Mystic, Conn. SHOP 8 A.M. TIU 8 PM. m ver’’ than those of the two record low for the date. (Oonttnued on Page Tweety-tAree) marskjold approved toe recent ac and a communique said work is The Coast Guard Identified ene Uie Russlaim the names of British The low reading, at 1:45 a.m., cord concluded with the Congolese being concluded faster th|in was ship's cook. agents. m tons, two Asnericans and a Robert Wetherlll, son of Mr. FARM FHESH LARGE Russian convicted in March of waa one degree below the previous government—an agreement under expected and In a friendly atmos (Continued on Page Two) Lord Parker’s sentencing stste- May 3 record of 32 in 1941. which Kasavubu expects toe phere. and Mrs. Robert 'Wetherill 3rd, ihent appeared to confirm this. passing British Navy submarine Ridley Creek Rd., MeeHe: Pa., and underwater defense secrets to United Nations to help disarm However, a Congo-wide agree 4-TÂNSISTOR He said Blake’s information Judge Drops Katanga’s forces. passenger. It) "though not of a scientific nature, Moscow. Tax Plan Criticized ment seemed far off. Neither (Jhris Corstlne, son of Mr. and HEARING AID WANT Manningham-Buller said, how Bomboko told newsmen after Katanga nor Antoine Gizenga’s CHKKEN LEGS waa clearly of the utmost Impor Hartford, May 8 (yP)—Represen Mra. Robert Corstine, 4345 Mont conferring with Robert C. Gardin Only 3 0 tance to that power (the Soviet ever, that Blake's Job ''fortunate tatives of state public utility firms Sedition Case leftist Stanleyville regime la rep rose Ave., Montreal, Canada, pas Bulletins LOWEST PRICE OF THE YEAR OX LEAN SUCED Union) and rendered snuch of this ly did not give him any socees to have strongly criticized Gov. John er, U.N, secretariat representative, resented. senger. countiya efforts Completely, use N. Dempsey's plan to raise gross and Gen.' Mengasha lyassu, U.N. In Leopoldville, U.N. officials re Rick Marsellus, son of Mr. and Culled from AP Wire* 50c DOWN—50c WEEKLY (Ooattaraed,on Page Nine); deputy supreme commander in The ported 90 U.N. Ghanaian troops less.’’ earnings taxes on their industry. Against Three Congo: Mrs. Richard W. Marsellus, 125 MISSISSIPPI BRAND H- IMPORTED SLICED were willing to share the burden bethvlHe yesterday promised to had no success in tracing 38 ' U*ben, Portegal, May 8 (45 — Described by SuiMvor ^ u m a n , formerly of New York. discuss U.N. demands that the Richard Langford o# Florida of the state's need for greater They had revived In Shanghai The Ghantdans officially listed os'miss Portugal’s Lusitania News revenue. But, they said, the pro- Katanga army be disbanded and ing. (Continued on |Page Twelve) Agency reported today that tt) China Weekly Review,-founded bv all foreign advisers ousted. BOILED HAM By RELMAN MORIN ^Nazis' and Nazi collaborators’ law, Powell’s late father, the Interna Portuguese troops and IT Eu '■ Jerusalem, Israel, May 3 (IP)— the law under which Elchmann Is (Oontlnned on Page Three) tionally known John B. Powell* Gardiner amd lyassu arrived in ropean residents ’fought off an Mostly but not all center sllees. YOUR The grlpplnjg atory of the antl- being tried. p ie government charged they used Coquilhatville Monday, Just as con other attack by natiyea yester ; (In one lb. tots) Nasl uprising In the Warsaw ghet ■. I The four witnesses — former 8S It to disseminate Communist pro fidence was mounting among C'on- day on Mucaba, a village In to, swept with hunger and diseaM MaJ. Gen. Franz Six, former SS paganda. . golese “that the United Nations northern Angola. It said h&vy Fresher-By-Far nfUmi-:- but filled with courage, waa told Maj. Hermann Krumey, Max Mer would help reunite Katanga with State GOP Budget Bars lasses were suffered by the at PINEHI R.’tT (ienuine Spring Lamb ten, the fornier Nazi governor of They were charged In one count Kasavubu’s central government. tackers in the raid that lasted HA.MBI:RG, lb. 55c by a woman survivor in the triad of an indictment with circulating df Adolf Elchmann today. Salonika, Greece, and former Nazi News Tidbits Bomboko denied Kasavubu is several hours. It was one ot sev toe magazine with Intent, in the using the United Nations to elim Chops 79c •În g low but unfaltering voice, Iforetgn Ministry official Eberhard Korean War, to Interfere with the eral clashes reported in the LEAN PINEHURST Rib Chops Lb. von 'Ihadden •— will be examined from the AP Wires inate political'enemies and report Diversion of Road Fund African territory, Iron FIrepMN CUSTOM Msrkll oil fwoofo MONEY Mrs. Zivia Lubotkin told of weeks operations and success of the U.S. ed the Coquilhatville conference of CHI CK GROUND of heroic resistance against over by representatives of Israel and armed forces and to promote suc ■ • lb. 69c the defense in thS West German Congolese political leaders agreed JURY G)GTS RIOT CASE with ioftofit cIm h Homo. Unoqiwlod for cloon whelming German forces in the Members of Army Rocket and cess for enemies of the United Kahavubu should use tJ.N. assist Hartford, ^May —RepublJ-education at toe expepse of high- Extra I.can Shoulder ttalled-In Jewish quarter, court,. Landau announced. States. cans have finally disclosed their San Francisco, May 8 ' (4V— coafort, low fool bills ond troobkfroo porfonnoHCO Elchmann: former Jewish'affairs Guided Missile School’s largest ance to rid Katanga of "occupa 1961-63 biennium budget—a $151 The city hall riot trial of Rob LAMB r.ATTIF.S Lamb Chops f.b 99c - With home-made bombs that graduating class—98 officers and Federal' Judge Louis E. Good tion'by mercenaries.” Republicans expla'in.ed that lb. .3.V bad to fused with matches, a adviser of the Nazi secret poifee, man dismissed the case yester million package that- proposes an funds earmarked for specific ert J. Melsenbach - went to a listened Intently — sometimes rest men—head for asalgniinents With end to the diversion of "highway Jury at 10 a,in. today after 10 Comfort taw amis and scarce ammunition, Jupiter nilsaUee in NATO ooun- day on moUon of Asst. U.S. Atty. projects would be in addition to DOZENS OF ilA'VORS OF the Jews battled thousands of ing his head in his cUpped right triea , . . Former Vice President Charles R. Rends. Renda said he revenues to toe gencrul funds. _____ > days of trial, Melsmbach, 28, With the Iron Fireman CUSTOM German troops trying to round hand — fcs Mrs. Lubotkin uhfolded Richard Nixon lines up with for waa.unable' to bring witnesses South Africa Acts The budget, -unveiled at a Re (Continued on Page Bight) University ot California setdor, Mark II furnace you uic a auper- them up for deportation to the gas the dramatic story of Jewish resist mer President Elsenhower In call here from Communist China to publican legislative caucus yester jn rhargi^ with assault with a ROYAL ICE CREAM lensitive Ihermoitat which pperatei ehambers, she said. ance In Warsaw. ing for support of national admln- support toe government’s charges. To Prevent Strike day, earmarked $20 million for deadly weapon hitting a ’polleO- % the furnace with the alighteat varia X A ‘ tense audience packed the Herself a member of the 'Jewish latration "whra thla country la In The indictment was returned specific highway projects to boost man With the offtoer's club Usually 9Tc on sale Vi p' S 5 tion of room temperature. Thi« eouiiroom as the woman testified Youth Movement at the time,' the trouble’’ . . . President Kennedy April 25, 1966. the state's economy';' during student demeastratioiis givei you remarkably uniform On Republic’s Hay n ie Republican highway budget Senatea Passes against the House u*i-Aineri- indoor temperature. No matter About the last-ditch struggle of the woman said there were about half faahiona seven-point program de Former American prisoners of a million Jews crowded into the signed to help Import-treebled tex war taken in Korea charged toe is $34.1 million more toon the can Activities Committee last LOBSTER ME.\t. 11 oz. cans ...... can $1.8t‘ how often the furnace itarn there ghetto fighters. Johaimeaburg, South Africa, $116.9 million appropriation re ii no smoke, no toot, no fouled - "We (Tld not have a fighting ghetto in 1940. tile industry .without disrupting English language paper was re- Main Budget "The Germans sMd this was a worid trade. May 8 (ff)—Thousands of armed quested by Gov.- John N. Dempsey Swift’s TV Can(]le Light Dinnera ...... 39c combustion chamber, no watted oil. Ask us to help you finance your new car ghance," she said. "It was quite for the biennium,-* ALGERIA PEACE SEEN BOON alear to us that we had no pros place where the Jews could live In ^ ’m Jnst sitting tight,” says (Oontinned on Page Three) police and plain clotoesmen swept peace. But already then, the Jews tAuise Shepard, wife of man picked ------(—^------However,' several Republicans at Hartford, May 8^ (45'' — The Paris, May 8 (45 — Informa Cloanlinota pect ow twinning 1 nthe military through South African cities and the caucus appeared m'bre con tion Minister Louis Terrenoire sense of the word. But we knew felt they were placed outside the to attempt first U.S. flight Into $589.2 million general fund budget With the initant clean flame there law and that every German could space . . . Senate.sub-committee Negro Unvnships during the night, cerned over a hint dropped by Rep. proposed by Gov. John N. Demp said today that peace talks be GOLDEN that despite their strength, we raiding''the. homes of whites and Palmer S. McGee Jr., R-Farmlng- .. are no flecks of toot blowing from would be the winners ultimately do with them what he wanted. hears three wltnesaes. testify on Cuba Says Leader sey and allj but one segment of tween* France and the Algerian vodr chimney or escaping into your .The beet, moet economical finan^g is the Suggestion: decide on the car you and your . J ’t t was a big Jail,’’ Tihe said. why Texas Tower No. 4—"Old non-whites.' ton, that the proposed highway Nationalist rebels probably Will home. Hundreds of trtts made with because we believed in a regime of Purpose of the- raid, one of the program might actually out into his .capital bonding program has start "rather soon.” Terrenoire Qski M fi^-kirakf flabakr laww thaa^ kind that combines low cost, convenience family want, get complete costs on it, then Justice to man.!’ •But In prison there are certain Shaky" — coUapsed into AtlanUc Of InvasiW Caught <> smoke-detecting insirumentt show aat«a bUwiareh raar. Paa haa raailiwit rules and in this prison there were Ocean off Jersey CotMt last Jan. biggest In South Africa’:^ history, the state’s program of gr^ts to been approved, by the Senpte. Wan quesUonod by newsmee after CARROTS » fla'iffe that's absolutely clean from a____ ia n a.ijiaa ti] ta dawaae riliratiaa aa4 ia ' and friendly, dignified service. And that’s .talk to us, or ask yoftir dealer to arrange Con ' In the middle of the mominga;s education. In a day and evening se.ssion no rules.’’ apparently waa to forestall na -a cabinet meeting. He wouUl not aiwd ferTarfi^parity aiT8v« q«k( Dfsadi. testimony, A power failure plimgM 16, killing all 28 persons in radar Key West, Fla., May s tflP) — yesterday, the Senate passed, amid \ the very momenLjt’i turned on. Plagues, epidemics and starva warning structure , . OonnecU- tionwide strikes and protest McGee Indicated Republicans are be more precise on the o|Mnlng E v e r y d a y I j d w Prices i> n M ilk ...... gal 72c "the kind you can expect from us. .. necticut Bank and Trust financing for ydii. 8ie windowlesa courtroom into Capt. Manuel Artime, leader of pit r t i s a n sparring. Dempsey’s tion struck, and the Jews died by cut Research Apviaory Commis toe unausccessful Invasion of (Juba demonstrations threatened by the planning to propose $18 million in date for the talks, -which are Oporotoi wiHioul darkness and forced suspension of nonVwhlte majority , to coincide programs and . sent them to the Down go fuol bilU the trial for 20 minutes. For the the scores. ■ \ sion. six-member industrial brain- two weeks ago; was captured to increased state aid grants for edu scheduled to ^ heid at the re Chock Full O’ Nuts Instant Coffee...... 89c ckimnoy draff. triist named by Gov. John N. with proclamation of the new re cation as compared to the $30 mil House. The session ended at 8:50 sort of Evtsth-Les-Balas. V Owner! repori remarkable fuel tav- first four minutes a searchlight ‘-‘Whole families were' lying on day, Radio Havana announced. p.m., the first night meeting by ingt. There it no smoky warm-up The CUSTOM Mark II fbnuM the street, swollen with hunger. J3emi»ey over weekend, will hold Artime hSd been hiding in the public of South Africa'May 31. lion proposed by Democrats and Bring in your 23c a>upon. e u trained on Elchmann In his It was not known how many ar .either chamber this year. period to foiiÎ th« fUrfiaoe and providtx its awn positivt induct^ eage W bullet-proof glass, then he Children died in the arms of their its first meeting with him tomor- swamps oi; the Bay of Cochinos the $40 million origlnqlly proposed GE HEAD BARRED ^FIXES' waste oil. Service calls are cut to draft With preciiion control. No mothers. There was no possibility row. awaiting an opportunity to flee to rests were made, but toe whole by Republicans. Senate Republicans, outnum Washington, -May 8 (45 —• gras taken to his cell until the coimtry swarmed with police. It bered by the Democrats 24-12, the vanishing point. natural chimney diaft required. Ughts went on again. of soparatlng the sick and the Chicago Circuit (3ourt Judge toe' United States, toe announce GOP House majority leader J. Rdbert PaxtM, retirlag presi I"F^«eT!!Twedd^«lay .; iTTtTozrglass KrLfCrGra^ ■ - niles 'tbat newspapers may report ment said. The broadcast accused was believed that one of their ob Tyler Patterson Jr. of Old Lyme, fought hard to revise. both toe dent of General Eleelrlo .Ckv, ' Mrs. Lubotkin took ths stand healthy, and sometimes there was jects waa to determine toft, source budget and the bbnding proposals Jelly with everj.' $5.09 order. . - I R O N P I R I M A N HiATiNa AN9 ceoLwa immediately after presiding Judge no powibltlty to separate the dead secret m ad jfu j action of voting Artime of hkvlng fled Cuba to join however, would neither confirm nor told Senate Inveetigatom.today from the living. true bina before they are sub the exile army with funds from of leaflets that have appeared deny to newsmen that Republican* in accordance with their thinking. he gave subordlnatee expUelt in- Voshe Landau announced the S- calling on non-whites to stage 3- tlie Conneetieuf court tiring Bichmann.had 'T will not forget ths voices of mitted to ooiirt to bscome indict an agricultural cooperative. are plsmriing to hold their addi Republican Minority L e a'd e r. structioas "to . have ilo tewelY* ments . Five Dartmouth Col Artime was a member of Cuban day strikea at the end of May. tional Job* and greater industrial Marian!, R-Groton, opened toe at with prloe-flxlhg d a a la Tha- Id to ask A Wept Ganhan the small children: ’A place of tack after Sen. Maurice Ferland,, ' AND YiRUST COMPANY .court to examine four proepecUvebiead, a piece .of bread.’ But no lege students are fined fIS eneh Prime Minister Fidel Gastro’f reb- African as well as white police expansion—factor* vital to. the whlto-balred .bnsipe— exseotlve i FOGARTY BROS, Idp. * »' . • . ■ \ « for refnelng to seek shelter during ri army In .too suooessful revolu took part In i^ds. ftate’a aconolny At',toe present D-Danielson, Sanato chairman of teatflfiad that it ww »»t aatO d k te w wltnessas. • . one could give tljem a piece .of “take oovet“ CSvll Defense tect Police officials were yeluctant toe Appropriation*’ Committee, U mtdukgr Offica: 8 9 3 M a in S tr b b t, 15 N o rth M a in STREvr, - Defanss Counsel Robert >er- bread. Only a few had bread. Chil tion a ^ n s t President Fulgencô time.' ‘ - the prioe-fixing acaadal* 4B J to ! 319-BROAD ST.—Ml 9-4539 MANCH88TBR SHOPPITdO P aRXADB alert last Friday . ; , J^tricla Ratlsta. Castro later claimed that to give‘information on the action, Orctitt raised, in)*- point while had gone through the . budget InduMiy broke In the s m tim o t CORNER MAIN and TURNPIKE iatlus applied tor the four — all dren would seareh the garbage Gilmore, estranged wife of former which wae carried out Jn secrecy. pointing out'changes. ^ i ■ FUEL OIL, RANGE OIL, CONNECTICUT CORE rmor Nosla — to appear before bins for poUta poela.” . ‘ Artime was with hlq forces for a discussion waa centered on wheth 1958 4hat Jw IsM ' JEDO HIGHLAND COAL ^ bandleader Enrique Madriguera, is brief period of Some claimed thsfi 4he nationwide er it was for the Republicans Marlanl proposed an''amendmant Bring In Year Colt, Hood, Canada Dry m e m b e r f e d e r a l r e s e r v e s y s t e m e court in IsneL But Attorney Thste were up to 800 funarals OTBted tompeimir in The bearded Artime told news- operation waa "nutlne and there to favor bl^way* at the expense eliminating a section th a t would a and Coke Bottles' > MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE COfiPORATION S°«efiend Oideoa Hausner saig alla day, Mrs. Lubotkla aatd. Bodies Bridgeport to prevent Urn from mea in Mexico City last year that! was no eauee for. alum.” , of education while Democrats were permit the stata to take 180 mil* m S d be arrested on arrival la taking their iLyear-old son on favortof education at the expense fpnai end bald for trial under the

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