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^Ther^s Still Hop€^ State News

Roundup Seven Doctors Hold U.S., Soviet

Demps^y^backs Urgent Consultation

Ref|^6ndum on

^cing, Betting On Elizabeth Taylor Avoid Issues of Cold War

Hartford, March 7 (/P)— Gov. John N. Dempsey says By' EDDIE GILMORE #year-of^ film beauty had passed a fair' night and a medical b^istln he Would approve legislation London, - Malch 7 (JP)— earlier said she wag "breathing calling for a referendum on Nikita Calls Seek T alk Seven doctors held an urgent quietly and peacefully.'/Tt added whether to permit horse rac- that she was definitely Improving conference today at the bed- ing and pari-mutuel betting side of Elizabeth Taylor and "although the general situation re ' mains grave." / in Connecticut. U.S, Envoy a friend said later “there’s The pneumonia Is In both lungs. He said yesterday he personally opposes racing and gambling in On Urgent still hope." She is breatlvibg only with the aid The doctors made no statement of an electronic breathing device the state, but that he "This Is

on emerging from the room where and through a tube Inserted In her a question that the people of the To Siberia the beauteous 29-year-oId .film throat,'^ state should decide for themselves.” Questions star Is fighting for her life against Dempsey also said he would pneumonia In both lungs. veto any bill passed by the Legis- Moscow, March 7 (/Py-jVre- (Continued on Page Seven) “While her condition Is still lature that would legalize horse mier Khrushchev today invit- United Naiions, N. Y., very critical, there’s no reason racing and, hsri-mutuel betting ed U.S. Ambassidcr Llewel- the moment for any fresh without a referenlum. lyn Thompson to meet him in March 7 (4*)—The United ^ apondency,” said the Dempsey Asks He made It clear that he would States today proposed that - zanne Cardozo. not like to see the legislature pass Siberia tomorrow to deliver the resumed session of the "The doctors believe she's main- a bill permitting horse racing, a personal message from U.N. General Assembly avoid taining at least a little of the Im' Tax Relief for even with a referendum. President Kennedy. provement she showed this mom-’ His remarks, however, that he Embassy sources said Thomp- Cold War issues and restrict Ing.” would be willing to let the people son will fiy to Siberia at noon to- its work to the most urgent Leaving the hospital after the decide the issue was a departure morrow but declined to disclose New Haven RR from the posltldn held by gover- questions. ' doctors’ conference, Richard Han-* his exact destination. TTie proposal was made by ley, adviser and private secretary nors In many previous administra- Hartford, March 7 (ffl—Gov. John It is assumed he will meet the Chief U.h. Delegate Adlal E. to the actress and her singer hus- tions. Soviet premier in Novosibirsk for Stevenson shortly before the 99- band, Eddie Fisher, talked briefly N. Dempsey today sent a special Bills to legalize betting on horse exploratory tijlks on improving message to the General Assembly nation assembly reconvented after to reporters. Asked if she was races in the stateTnet with strong Soviet-American..... relations...... This. Is ah 11-week recess. It came on the ...Still conscious, Manley replied: urging.tax relief legislation for the support and equally strong opposi-1 Khrushchev has been busy aid of the New Haven Railroad by tlon yesterday, as did proposed leg- heels of Soviet suggestions that "Well, some of the time.” with an agricultural meeting. It the current session steer clear of Queen Elizabeth’s physician. March 21. islation • to permit operators of is the same town that former Vice bingo games to offer cash prizes the Cold ’War. Lord Evans, attended the confer- A similar plea was being made President Richard M. Nixon toured Stevenson discussed -the agenda ence. He arrived at Miss Taylor’s today by governors to the legisla- instead of merchandise. two years ago. hospital, the London Clinic, tures in New York Massachusetts, Bills on these subjects were dis- This is the first time an Ameri- problem yesterday with Soviet shortly before the star’s pai'ents, Rhode Island and New York, cussed by the legislature’s general can ambassador has made such a Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromy- Mr. and Mrs. Francis Taylor. The administration also sub- law committee yesterday trip to see any Soviet leader. It Is ko, ' but no agreements were Their expressions reflected . the mitted a substitute bill repealing also the first time that any foreign reached. g ra^ty of Mias Taylor’s condition. the gross revenues tax of $1.2 mil- envoy has met KhrushcKev outside "If the majority of the mem- 7 Escape injury bers agree, we will support such a At one point. Miss Taylor lion against the railroad. East Haddam. March 7 — A of Mo.scow except when - they ^ lu have rotised from a coma and whisper- Similar bills are being introduced family of seven escaped Injury yes- visited him at one of his holiday move," Stevenslon said. “If they ed: "I want my mother.” In'other states. All provide that the terday when a fire ruined their homes. don't, we are prepared to discuss Mrs. Taylor, the former Ameri- tax relief to be offered by the ^ ^ T,-j I The fact that Khrushchev has in- all items on the agenda. But w# four-room cottage In East Had- cannot make a trade or a deal to can actress Sara Sothem, was in states be contingent on Improve- daih. vited Thorhpson to see him In the the room hut Miss Taylor appar- ment In service during the first They are Mr. and Mrs. James midst of a busy toiir dominated by delete some Items in exchange for ently did not recognize her. year the a^t would be in force.- Martin Jr., and thqir five chil- ddmestic farm problems indicates others.” A spokesman for the star’s per' A hearlng'^n the new adminis- the Importance which he attaches Democratic congressional leaders pose at the White House today after their weekly meeting with' Items which would be dropped sonal physician, Dr. Carl Heinz tration bill hM been scheduled for dren. to the Kennedy message. President Kennedy. From left: House Speaker Sam Rayburn; Vice President Lyndqn Johnson, and under the U.S. proposal would in- ' ■ Mrs. Martin, who said she was Sen. Mike Man.sficld of Montana. (AP Photofax.) Goldman, said: Thursday. awakened by crackling flames and The note expresses hop^ for bet- elude Cold War questions such as "We can say nothing right now The earlier bill was redrafted to ter understanding between the Hungary, Tibet and the U2 and make it conform In some of its the smell of smoke, roused the onff we’ll probably have nothing others, all of whom left through United ' SUtes and the Soviet RB47 flights. The Russians have before 6 or 7 o'clock tonight (1 or provisions with those of the bills Union, but detail* have not been U.S. Recalls Task Force Indicated a willingness to drop tha 2 p. m. EST).’’ the front door. disclosed. Kennedy Firm Matter two subjects. Stricken ’pneumonia, the 29- (Contlnned on Page Seven) The family spent the night at Thom peon flew back to Moscow Stevenson listed the fiancing ot the Moodui Fire Station. laU last month with the message The Congo operation as one of tha after'consultations In Washington Against Aid to UN Bolsters Forces must Items for discussion at this Boat Bill Heading with Kennedy and the State De- session. He indicated that disarma- Bridgeport. March 7 (P) — The partment. But Khrushchev had ment might better be discussed l&ennedy Moves to Connecticut Boat Qwners Associa- already left on his agricultural Private School after a more favorable Intematlon- tion today urged-Its 10,000 mem' tour. I In Leopoldville Area ai climate has been attained. hers to attend ^public hearing on Thompeon asked Foreign Minls- Washington, March 7 (/TO— “Accordingly,” he said, ‘ "Tha ' I ' ' ' ' . ^ _ ------United States delegation would ba two bills dealing vvith boating set President Kennedy still Is opposed (Continued on Page Seven) Washington, March 7 (,ip)— <*-the U.N. force In The Congo. glad to see the agenda cut to the Discrimination on for March 28 In Hartford. to granting federal aid to paro- bone.” * One of the proposed bills would chial and* private schools. Sen. The United States called off the Sudanese President Ibrah'im create a State Motorboat Safety Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., said to- sending of a naval task force-to Abboud accused the U.N. Com- Stevenson said further discussion, mand of carelessly deploying the of The Congo problem itself may WiMhlngton, March 7 (IP) ..^K. Javita, R-N.Y. “But It Mils Commission. The other would day. The Congo area today after be necessary, but otherwise the ses- President Kennedy — to his first to provide for legislation which is e s^ Iish a state system of licens- Another Storm Mansfield, the Senate Demo-' being Informed that the United Sudanese contingent at Matadl and failing to provide proper re- action In the civil righU field — the only real way to give a com- ing boats with the fees going Into cratic leader, reported Kennedy’s Nationi did not need the force. (Contlnued on Page Seven), hah moved to end Job discrimina- mittee like tills the money and the the general fund. position . to newsmen after the Four shlps-*-lncludlng a de- inforcements for the outnumbered tion by the government and com- backing It needs to do the job. The boat owners association has Heading East President’s weekly meeting with s'troyer and two landing ship garrison panies having federal contracts. "There is no substitute for the announced Its support of the safety Democratic congressional chiefs. transports with 500 Marines The United Nations is trying to And his executive order may be President’s request for legislatiqii commission. It wants boat licens- At a news conference last week aboard — jvere orderetl Simday negotiate Its way back into the and until he asks for It, I cannot night to change course as they poll city down The Congo river, the first of a number of steps In ing handled by lofcal governments, From Rockies Kennedy said federal aid to paro- see the needed results.” , however, because it feels there chial and private schools would were headed for a goodwill visit araE-the reinforcements bolstered Bulletins this .field. to Town. They were in- Kennedy told a news conference 'Senate Democratic leader Mike would then be greater assurance By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS be clearly imconstitutional. He Its negotiating position. Mansfield of Montana said the or- that the license fees would be used added that on the basis of a Su- stru ct^. Instead to head for the Planeloads of Moroccan sol- • from the AP Wires last week th« admlnlatratlon was ler was a step by Kennedy to- A new storm center swept east- Gulf of Guinea, off The Congo. making a study "of where the to improve boating facilities. ward from the Rockies today, preme Court decision, the matter diers from Katanga Province were federal government might Just- ward fuffilllng his campaign pledge __ is not even open for debate. One other destroyer proceeiled the first to arrive In Leopoldville. to use thii powers of the preslden- bringing a. threat of heavy snow ■'Some members of the Roman^ on toward Cape Town. X15 BREAKS RECORD fully place Its power and influence Weekly Train Tickets or severe thunderstorms to \\ride But this morning, the Navy Emergency arrangements were to expand ciyll rights.” Lcy to im^ement civil rl^ ts . Catholic Church’s hierarchy have made to airlift 600 soldiers from Edwards , Air Force -Base, in part, why no New Haven, March 7 (D — The areas of the midcontinent. taken shafip issue with the Presi- said the four ships had been “or- Calif., March 7 CdP)—A chame- Andrew Hatcher, a'sslstant White reference was made to'civil rights New Haven Railroad-mov^d today It, followed close on the heels of derexl to reverse course and con- Tunisia to The Congo tomorrow. House press secretary, said later for approval of Its proposed week- ’another vicious late winter'storm dent on this. Calling for a new A U.N. spokesman said the van- leon-nosed XIS rocketed at a in the, 16 priority matters drawn provision in -the Kennedy school tinue the goodwill.visit to. South record speed at 2,650 miles an that j, when Kennedy said- “just- up for congressional action,” Mans- ly "budget” commutation tickets. that boiled up a string of torna- African ports.” guard of 3^00 troops Is fUlly’Vhe meant "Justly.” sending probably will arrive with- hour today In a palnt-scorchlng field said. The carrier took the necessary does, 'Windstorms, rain, hail and warmup for frlnge-of-space One step under consideration, The President, In his statement, steps to obtain qtate and Inter' heavy snow over a wide corridor (Colitlniied on Page Seven) Leopoldville, Tlie Congo, March in a week. he oald, was an order to withhold flights later this year. Air Fores said he has "dedicated my admln- state Commerce Commission (ICC) of the countryls- midscctloh dur- 7 (jP)—Reinforcements for the The United Nations called up federal funds from schools that MaJ. Bob White, hurled across Istraltlon to the cause of equal op- approval for the weekly tickets to ing the weekend. JJnited Nations garrison began ar- its reinforcements after a weekend the desert sky by the mightiest discriminate against pupils on the portunity In employment by the be offered In addition to the pres- Heavy snow warning? were Is riving in Leopoldville today after of bitter fighting between U.N. grounds of race, religion or na- engine man, has yet flown, - government or its contractors.” ent 46-rlde. and 60-rlde monthly sued again for storm-weary Sudanese U.N. troops In a humili- and Congolese troops In Matadl ped bv 375 m.p.h. his own mark tional, origin. "Through this vastly strength- commutation liqkets. northern Nebraska, northern ating defeat were forced out of the ended with the surrender of the Th8 order last night—efflecUve NewsTidbife or 2.2T5 m.p.h. Wet Feb. 7 In an Iowa, southern .Minnesota and vital port of Matadl by the Congo- 135-man Sudanese garrison .Sun- X15 with a smaller power plant. In 30 days—consolidated two'ex- '(Continued on Page Three) ((kintlnueJ^oif Nine) eastern South Dakota. Culled from AP Wires lese army. day. isting government committees in- \ Snow piled up In northeast Colo Arrival of the troops coincided The victory, represented a show NEHRU TOP AIDE DIES to .a single (President’s committee rado and southern Nebraska as with Sudan’s announcement that It on equal employment opportimlty the storm moved northeastward, Fidel Castro' cha-stlses his, older (Continued on Page Seven) Nmv Delhi, India, March 7 is withdrawing Its 400 men from (jPr headed by Vice President Lyndon Ransom,Paid, Child Safe gathering intensity, bijittier Ramon and charges im- — Gnvind Ballabh Pant, one B. Johneon. periall.at agents trying to use him ot the grand old men of. the Kennedy's order, pro-vldea stiff The center of the storm that Indian inde|>endnece movement passed over the’ midcontinent dur- to make it appear that'Fidel and and Prime Minister Nehru’s l>enalties for violations, including ing the weekend pushed into broth'er Raul are “enemies_^ Of our No Si^rvice Exemptions possible cancellation of govem- family.” . . . Negro population right hand man on the home ini^t contracts. It also calls for an Police Say 2 Men Admit southeast Canada. Its cold front front, died today. The 73-year- trailed southwestward through of United States was 18,871,381» old Home Minister, who had been exhaustive survey of go-vemment central Ne\v York and along the in April 1960, or 10.5 per cent of hiring and firing practices. total population counted in 1960 In failing health for a year, was Appalachians to the lower Mis- Peace Corpsmen Get stricken With a cerebral hemor- Administration officials say the ’60 Kidnap of Auto Heir sissippi valley. census . . . Seasonal mating and order Is the strongest’ issued by Fog and drizzle blanketed the economic reasons'^a re cited for in- rhage Feb. 20 and never re- any president In the field of Job crease In dead skunks on Rhode gained ronsclousness. Nehru had coastal plans from Virginia to delayeil his ' departure for the discrimination. They 'say It^Tmth Annecy, Ffsmee, March 7 OP)—^sjlorta ca,r. A new black eedan was Maine. ' , ’ Island highways. Military^ Deferments f'ommonwealth.^ Prime Ministers provides new sanctions against Police said that a former para' stopped ’ In’ ai nearby town and the Thunderstorms were forecast Bi.shop Fred .Pierce Corson of discrimination and makes it pos- Philadelphia, inconfing head , of Conference in fxmdon until yes- trooper and an ac’bomplice with a. other two couples were pickejl up, for the areas from nortteast Texas terday' beraus^ of I’ant’s Illness. sible to use old powers more ef- police record have confessed to Rolland was identified as a 24- through Arkansas^ and Missouri World Methodist Council, prom- -^Communications Workers of fectively. "'.-.Washington, March 7 (JP\ the kidnaping last year of 4-year- year-old ex-paratrooper who nas with some severe activity likely. ises support ■ for President Ken Draft-age ■ young men , who have America; Roger Jones, assistant Reaction came promptly frqm old ' autochelr Eric Peugeot. nedy's s^uid on refusing federal GI7-ENGA SHPNS TAUJl been spending large sums although The twisters that hit the mid- military deferments won’t lose secretary of state for administra- New 'i’ork, March 7 (/P>—‘An- Capitol HIU. After questioning the pair for he had no visible means of sup continent Sunday and , Monday aid for J>arochial schools . . ■ them by serving In the peace corps. tion and former chairman of the “This development Is excellent 48 h'ours, police said they had ad- port. He maintained an apartment Grant Stockdale, former member toine GIzenga, ^ Congolese rebel iis .far as It goes,” said Sen. Jocob caused considerable damage. Thl(i Is the considered opinion of Civil Service Commission, and Dr. leader In. Stanleyville, was quot- mitted participating In the kid- In Paris and made frequent' week The real culprit for the wide of Florida legislature and golfing Lt. Gen. IjCw Is B. Hershey, head of Benjamin. C. Willis, general super- naping last April 12 which netted end trips to Copenhagen with his | variety of’’foul -weather, the bureau companion of President Kennedy, Selective Service. intendent of schools of Chicago; e.tele- ler General' JT,-Edward Day said ent differences between Russia tions from military serivee for of Paris as "Handsome ” bers bf the skiing party reported Shriver, in a brisk conference, grapheil the conference yester- today his department will 4uk by the police to have confessed any Washington, March 7 (*1— The and ,Red do not Mfer any- peace corpsmen had been proposed tried to clear -up any early mis- (Beau Sarge). ______^______Senate Foreign Relations Commit- thing “for us to crow ov\r Or get and none had been requested day that GIzenga was on his CongresB to boost'first class mall They ‘ were picked up two days connection with the Peugeot affair. conceptions ■ about the Peace way. The Peugept boy was kidnaped I tee today ove'rwhelmingly approved excited about” . . Alpha Tau Of course,-Shriver said, a young rates from the present 4 cenittl to ago eldhg with another man and Omega, national social fraternity, man couhln’t, return to the United Corps. He said: from a playground .Just outside U.S. membership In the Organlza- 6 cents and aii^m^ rates from the threa. women, Including a Danish Paris from under the eyes of a tlon for Economic Cooperation Md announces It Is ousting Its Stan- States from Peace Corps service, 1. Although workers In the MERIWETHER VOTTC DELAYED present 7 jcentil'‘fo 8 cents. heauty qusen., and a . Eurasian chauffeur ,and nurse. A ransom Development (OECiD). ford University chapter for ac- become a beachcomber and expect strictly volunteer program will re- Washington, March 7 C'Pi — He sald'the department also will sMp tease artist. AU had been on cepting four Jewish students as to get deferment. And, he added, ceive no salary, they will be paid Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., said geek higher nitea for aacond and a ski vacation at Megeve.' note was found in a sandplle. j*'.u"® those who were deferred alwa.vs allowances for food, , today that he hsd asked Presi- The Peugeot family made a ren- abstaining, endorsed members. , third claas mail 'and for parcel The Eurasian-i-whose father was dezvous with the kidnapers after| ?gr^n»ent,?ner the comm Defeated GOP Presidential can would be subject to general mobili- travel, housihg and 6ut-of-pbcket dent Kennedy to "make avail- American and mother Japanese— expenses. There is also a plan to able all FBI reports” on Charles post. receiving mysterious telephone tied on ratfflcatlon language assur didate-Richard Nixon sends word zation, if it came. T he Eisenhower budget called was identified o^y as Mlhm.ukq. Ing that the ' agreement would not to ninth annual Republican Worn Most college students and yOung provide peace Corps veterans with M. Meriwether. At the sama calls. On paying the ransom the time Morse .expressed doubt that for an increase In posUl rates and Police 'said Hie Danish beauty, lliplt the power of Congress to en's Conference that he Will, be men in certain special vocations a “bonus based on time over-, President Kennedy has Indicated I^se' Bodin, Mttsouko and'Qie 'third Peugeots sought to' discourage pass on American tariffs. “working with you for Republican get deferments from the d^aft. seas.” But, like many details of the.H ^ate could reach a final his approval. mqp picked up would be taken to further police Investigation of the Chairman J. William Fulbright, victory In the campaign of 1M2.” Shriver said the corps was anx- the plan, the amount has not been votd'today on Kennedy’s nominal* Day told • a news • conference Paris with Rolland and Lafchcr for case and it dropped from ths'pub- tlon ot Meriwether, an Alabain- D-Ark., said this language will be ...S en. Stuart Symington, D-Mo„ ious that after service abroad determined. ______there la an eisUmgted gap of $9(K further questioning. The (Bird lic eye months ago. included In the resolution of rati- accuses Air Force of “wasting membera of the corps would have 2. Printed application forms are an, to be a Director of the Ex­ inlUlqp between income and qp- woman—who has noV.baen ideiitl- It was expected that Roland fication when it Is called up in good Job prospects. He named four still being drafted, but the first port-Import Bank. Deapite de- $188, mlUion this year by paying termined and announced oppoal*- e r a tl^ expenaps in the Post Office -fled— not mentioned by polide. Peugeot tutd Eric, now 5, would the Senate either this or next week. "proficiency” ' flying time to 27,- men to, a corps career planning catch of accepted volunteers is ex- Depertment. The three couples had be«n stay- confront Holland and 4^ a ^ c h e r He voiced belief that the com- board to help develop- Job oppor- pected to be^n training at 10 or tlon of Morse, Sen. Jaeah K. 000 officers who don’t need to Javita, D-N. V., and aaOM Tha Poatmaatar General aaid he ing in\ a luxurioua. 8-rodm chalet later today.. mittee agreement on the additional fly..v. San Diego, Calif., aircraft tunities. IZ colleges in June. peraonaUy favwa tha higher rates. They hhpAbently were preparing Ironically, the Peugeot family language would assure the treaty • 3. The Initial-training program Beaatora. itantaeraOe leader iBIre assembler goes on rampage with They are Ralph Lazarus. Cin- MsMfMd af MoirtaMa pr em U Bt Ha said be took that position. for a ^ taw ay as police closed in was on a ski vacation In Megeve t))a necessary two-thirds majority, 22-callber revolver and shoots his cinnati department store execu- probably will nm until geptambar agate that tlM Hagato waaM aa»- Wh«i President Kennedy Indtoated on them. at .the same time and ataying not vote of the Senate, tive; Josepl) Belrne, AFL-CIO vice wife’s ex-husband ahd woman vis- (Continaed on 'Page Two). firm Marlwetbar. One couple salzed vras about to itor from Indiana. president ahd president of the I XOontlmied w A v a Beveil), .spaad of^ in a Amarican-mada (Conttnae^on Page Five) (Oonttnued on-Fnga Nine) i'- ’ viv. ■.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, MARCH. 7, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 1961 PAGE THREE PAGE TWO / good way to keep prisoners OC-> Rockville-Vernon r ‘ gL . * • V-N •; • ' ' I South Windsor Coventry - / Jail Aide Hits copied. FOR Rf NT Hegstrom said the state had 8 and 16 nun. Movtn Protocters Sheinwold 6ii Bridge taken-over the county jails only —sound or silent, dno 85 nm. five months . ago and it vyias too slide projectors. Insurance Firm Little Known T b w ii Votes Chester N elson to , T a l k on Free, Gratis! Tolland^s Bid early to give away way property. WEAK OPrONENT < West M ar . The Tolland lockup was formerly WELDON DRUO CO. By Doris..l^f. D’ltalia a county jail.. , ’ 001 Main S t Yel. ML 8-5881 243^M m Tax HAS STRONG PARTNER Both tidas vplBenible ^O bligation of H igh Sch ool’ For Farmland Strong said the agriculture de- Before It Sought New Potcer By Alfrad Sheinwold ' NfMim 41 Q I ID 9 t partment plans .further use of the A tax rate of 2481 mills for the When you crOM a busy street, Hartford, March 7 (/Pi-Con- land. He said the vegetables grown The r«*nt news that the Rock-<^charter to Include th t tnt>ader ¥ « 3 H. Chester Nelson, principal of9Shirley Szelugs, recording secre- necticut’s jail administrator and 1960-61 fiscal year was authoriaed you probably look both ways to see AJ tary and Eugene R. Steullet, cor- Monday morning quarterbacks on the recent Bolton school could lake care of the Tolland jail Tine Mutual Fire InaUrance- Co. 1* coverage. by voters at the adjourned annual what’s coming. The same sort Windham -High School,'-wUI s^ ak the state Department of Agri- and several others nearby as well • We are simply tr>ing to re- A t.4 responding secretary. referendum have an infinite variety of explanation for the town meeting Monday night at of precaution Is necessary at the EAST on' "Obligation of High School" at ciilture are opposing the transfer He added that part of the land had REAL ESTATE ■eeMns: authority to issue home- main competitive, ” Mason explaln- ^ ^ . . Ellsworth Memorial High School. bridge table.Looking one way : Raymond H. Bradley Sr., chair- 645-444 vote against planning a junior high school. of 110 acres of farmland at the A A K 7 9 an open meeting of Coventry PTA man of the to-wn Democratic Com- been designated for use by the owners’ policies has caused a brief adding that rejection of■ __ t h e ■ While this is a substantial drop Isn’t enough.- ___ t ¥ A.10 9 S 2 A popular, conclusion is that it was a vote against educa- Tolland State Jail to .the Town of Mansfield Training School.' affr,.^not-becaxise of the move to charter revision would, in effect, 1'*— -- ' A from the mill rate late year be- West’s opening bid was a "weak at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Robertson mittee, has been voted an honorary Tolland. The opposition developed SALES 4 K Q 10 » 4 2 ♦ 7 School. Mr. and Mrs. Williarh A. In speaking for the bill, Clough One aalea poaltion open for new broaden its field, but because be a step toward putting the com- cause the new grand list la based two-bid." T hlr sort of bid, very ♦ K 9 5 A 6 3. 2 . member. Thls Is window-dressing for the ! d'vellers offers great ^sslbilitles at a legislative hearing yesterday said. It could be \iacd for Tol- pany out of business. \ ' ,5 Smith will be in charge of the pro- Troop Meeting on a bill sponsored b.v Reps. Har- office opening soon In Mancheo- many people did not know the 1 on 80 rather than 60 per cent of popular with most American ex- SOUTH gram. truth . . . 64.7 people somehow be-1 situated like Bolton land’s futuri needs In education He said the company would ac- X .',.v j: assessed valuation, the new rate perts, shows a strong 6-eard Boy Scout 'Troop 57 will meet “The rural .towns that are mod- old M. C lou^ and Ruth Lojzlm. ter. 'Join one of oentn)J Con- companv existed. ■ ft < 4 Parents of children of high school lieve tlhcir "No” vote will keep i or recreation. necticut’s . leading residential E\-en‘ Senator .Franklin G. cept a ruling o( the commissioner actually meana that taxes will be with not quite enough general ¥ KQ from' 7 to 8:30 p.m.. today at emizing their schools are drawing both Tolland Republicans. He estimated the' value of the .oettlng a limjt; on the amount the just slightly higher than last year. strenifth for a normal opening bid. age are especially urged- to attend -Nathan Hale Cominunlty Center. taxes down. the be.sLclass of sviburban dwellers. real eatAte firms—over 7JI mil- Welles, who ha.s taken the com- Opens at State Tpmorrotv the meeting It will If they flfid a way to gel Their bill would authorize the land at at least $20,000. lion dollars last year. Excellent pany's reqtiest for broader au- eoitipari.v could retain of any one Gn a $15,000 home, for example, The chief 'purpose of the weak Boys interested in Joining may at- Thasc neglecting their schools will, state to give the property to the He said the state had received policy and requiring that the re- Jack Lemmon, right, and Ricky Nelson blast the enemy In a dra- the increased tax will be less than Wmt In charge of refreshments will be tend to get acquainted with the rid of a good pcrceii age of the continue to face hl^h rates of taxa- commlaalon Income for Itm- thority to the Connecticut General maUc moment from “The Wackiest Ship in the Army," the Fred two-bid is to describe the.suit and Mrs. Frederick Mohr Jr. and Mrs; under-18 population; put school on town. They were its only support- the property free and added that Mtloiis man. Experience neces- Assembly, confessed he knew lit- mainder be reinsured with other »5. the general weakness in one breath. 2 ♦ group. The troop recently took a tion due to'a practical'v' stationary ers'during-tift"Kllscusslon. the land should be returned with- companies. Kohlmar production; for Columbia Pictures. The new comedy In recommending this tax, the 3itir Thomas McGuire. Parents of five-mile hike through the ledges double sessions; and are willing grand list. sary. tle about the company before the was filmed in Cinemascope and Eastman Color. It starts tomor- It seenu a shame ,to pass a hand PsM D ^ l e AU Grade 2 pjupils of classrooms of to maintain the Bolton status quo In opposition was Sheriff Nich- out charge if It is no longer need- current legislative session. Although its present charter in- Board of Finance, headed by John with euch playing strength, but In towm. He continued to describe the in- olas Pawluk of Tolland CdunU’. ed. < Call Mr. Robort Borrows row at the State Theater. Madden, presented a total budget Opsains le a d ^ 0 K Mrs. Irma Semel and Mrs. Stasia Adult Event Set Aids Practice while the re6t of the county, state adequate facilities at the time, At the moment, the company's cludes no retention limit, the com- it’s dangerous to open the bidding Blick will be Hostesses.. and nation upgrade their educa- State Jail Administrator Harmd AD 6.0681 pany's practice an.vway is to rein- for the current year of $1,359, unless you can warn your ^ ito e r ’The Nathan Hale Community Dr. Stuart Marsh of Smith even suggestipg "Those interest- C. Hegstrom rtnd Morgan Strong, request is awaiting the ruling of', 353.15 with estimated Indirect South’s hand wouldn’t bo good The PTA dominating committee Center organizational committee Is tional programs. ed in the growth of this section Declined' the insubanct^ commissioner. t\'ho sure a portion of each policy it that your defensive stjength Is enough for game; and a player vriio Windsor, In addition to the prac- a spokesman for the Department writes. Mason said. revenue of $272,917.62, leaving a very limited. will present a slate of offieera. The planning a round and .square.dance We re willing to bet about one- (northern part of town) would do 'has discretionary authority to No Service Exemptions can’t consider game should pass at committee infludes Mrs. Joseph P. tice of pediatrics In that town, is Ihlrd of the 64Ji feel one or more of Agriculture, Conservation and Three retiring presidents of the waive the State's surplus require, Changes Needed net amount to be raised by taxs' ^m etim es yoir get an unexpect- for adults at 8 p.m... March 18 in temporarily taking over the prac- well to consider the po.ssiblllty bf Natural Resources. Uon of $1.086A35.53. the first safe part score contract. Eaton chairman,, Mrs. Ernest the auditorium Herb Mercler will of thc.se,is exactly what should be combining with Coventry in the United States' (John Adams; his ments in cases Involving ...home- That there will have to be some edly good result' from a wea bid In this case. South should have Hamblett, Mrs. Clifford Safranek, tice and office of Dr. Howard Pawluk said the property haxl changes made in the company re- Madden termed "misleading" re- because an opi^nent refuses to be- be the caller. Co-chairmen of the Bo.vd until tbe latter recovers from done. erection of a modern building." son. John Quincy Adams, and An- H«LLY> owners’ policies. passed at two spades. Harold Sloat and Miss Marion Thtf others will eventually re- His conclusion: "The .school been used for many years by the drew Johnson! declined to attend The State requires company as- quest before it becomes official, ports that proposed increases in lieve his own eyesight. A deuce affair will be Mrs. Joseph Gulnan a recent lllne.ss. Peace Corpsmen Get state aid to education would pay South had to play the band well Adams. and. Mrs. Howard Craft. | alize ihe.v have be|sn victimized by problem is broader in its relation jail to raise Vegetables and otheu the inaugurations of their succes- sets of $380,000 for the writing of those who are Involved in the mat- doesn’t turn Into an ace just be- to hold the penalty to 600 points. To See Slides ,:'Dr. Marsh was bom in Portland, a sii-cn song of wlslrful thinking. produce. He said the work wax a sors. ' ter agree. 40 per cent of the town's educa- cause somebody else has announced 'The affair Is the third In a series Maine, is a graduate, of T^fts to town jyelfare than many are in- s' straight fire insurance, but al- tion cost. "Even if the proposed He got no medal for this since his ’The North Coventry Women's V’eteran observers of the Bolton- clined to consider it. So long as lows the commissioner to change Vernon Representative Gerald a weak hand. ------■psTtner—could have made two Club will meet at 8 p.m. today at for the adults of the community. University Medical School, in- WNSKsMua Allen, a m'eniber of the insurance $30 a pupil grant is passed, only Ambition Teacher .Attics terned at Maine Medical Center, lype skirmish predict either of we are agreed that children should the requirements for homeowner Military Deferments about 30 per cent of education spades If South had known enough the Church Community House. two things will happen: go to school and that they should Insurance at his discretion. To add committee of the General As- South got ambitious with his to pass. Slides will be shown by a member. , Volunteer mothers assisting In had a pediatric residency at Hart- t* sembly, said it Is conceivable the cost would be covered by state miserable hand, all because West the nursery class of North Coven- (11 The votera presently op- have a square .deal In equipment, the homeowners insurance, a com- aid,” he stated. Dally Question In charge, of refreshments will be ford Hospital, and served tw o; posed to building the junior high health conditions and teaching, vottta from pany la required to have assets of insurance commissioner would call (Conttnned from Page. One) had announced weakness. This was Mrs. Fred Eberle, and Mrs. Ray- try Cooperative Nursery and Kin- years' in the United ^States Navy; Msc-whs«l to He noted that whereas for the foolish, for- East had stilt .to be Partner opene with one epade, dergarten school this week Will be school plant will “kick the prob- we cannot fall to see that indirect- CAREFREE about $850,0fl0. because of the for a stated retention limit in. the High Court Backs and the next player passes. You mond Hull. • He and his wife and child live lem around " and eveniusdiy come ly school conditions affect favor- Ifost-whsel revised charter. and will include a core currimulum fiscal year 1957-58, education heard from. There was no reason " About Town Mrs. Warren Swartz and Mrs. F. at 43 Maryland Rd., So. Windsor. liability coverage provided in the accounted for 58 per cent of hold: Spade—6 4 ;-Heart—K Q J to realize that this is the solution ably or tmfavorably land values, momIUkKi ^ package. He also said the company will of background on American insti- . Fired Employes to suppose that East was wozk. The second meeting to further Abel. they want. housing conditions and the very Thcnit’s -a minimuin of care when your STtU Wsch probably have to witMraw an the total budget the percentage North’s bidding showed only 6; .Diamond—6 6 8; Club^—Q J 10 Volunteer mothers assisting at rasesfs. John S. Mason, secretary of tutions, the phi}osophy of democra- has increased each year so that moderate St; , ngth. If North had a 7. What do you say? plans fdr the town's 250th an- i Accident Totals Or . . . (2) they will push ahead life of the town." windows have Kirsch Vertical Metal Slat Rockville Mutual Fire Insurance additional requea; to be allowed to Answer: Bid 1 NT. This weak niversary celebration will be held South Coventry Cooperative Nurs- with their money-aavlng plans and Mr. Dakin's remarks are valid S72.00 write straight liability policies. tic government, the language and Hartford. Conn., March 7 ) — I now.70.5 per cent of the current I good .hand, he yvould double two ery and Kindergarten school at Blinds by Findell. Dust just can’t cling to Co., Is due to meet with the com- customs of the overseas country in, The Supreme Court of Errors to-1 budget goes for education. diamonds'for a takeout or would response shows about 6 to 10 at 8 p.m. tomorrow at Coventry Hartford, March 7 'fl’i — Tlie build an inadequate plant soon. today. Even, figuratively speak- the smooth vertical surfaces. Much more missioner soon. However, the probable result Grammar School,' Arthur J. Vin- Kingsbury House this week Include Then,- in about five years, the im- ing. the observation about "revert- will simply be a lowering of. the which each Peace Corps volunteer day upset a Superior Court deci- In other action voters author-. jump to three epadea at h)fi first points. Mrs. Frederick Mohr Jr., Mrs. State Motor Vehicle Departmenl's decorative than ordinary Venetian blinds, The company is'Bhe-ot.a hand- sion and upheld the State Board of ized the First Selectman to deed turh. It J^oBth ‘ couldn’t ' shbw (copyright 1961, General Features ton. general chainnan of the af- daily record of aiitomobile acci- pact of the economy planning will ing to brush and wilderness.” IbIhrswW S«w MlM Cmsm6 ful of de\'iatlng mutual cqmpanies surplus requirements to a figure will serve. About four or five hours fair to be held in July, will be In Thomas Small, Mrs. Robert Thorp, hit the town. When it does, the too. Phone-MI 3-4865 for details. a day will be spent on language Labor Relations in a dispute involv over to the' Wapptng Conpnunity strength in either of these ways. Oorp.) Mrs. Royden Smith of Mansfield ^ n ta as of last midnight and the fid over aversm seilst 7 within the company’s reach. basM in Connecticut. ing a Meriden construction firm. .Church a parcel of land 201.81 charge. All citric and social or- totals on the same date last year: resultant shame will stampede Uie Italy Drops Trade Bars bowL Sturdily con. Rather than issue dividends at The company's assets now are study alone. The New Haven Superior Court ganizations In town are urged to and Mrs. Dean O. Wiley, ' voters into a building program about $436,000, well above the 4. Preliminary estimates peg the square feet in area off Ellington act play for members of the Plsas- 1960 1961 ttnieted. Bssily d eaast year's end. the detialing mutual had sustained the construction Rd. Town Counsel Edwin Lass- ant Valley Club and their guesU have their representatives' at the Accidents ‘...7.029 6.485 test.) more elaborate than necessary. Rome—Italy has removed 600 firms limply charge policy hold- minimum requirement for fire and of the program at $10,000 to firm's appeal of orders handed meeting. Manchester Evening Herald Cov-- We can't take credit for these FINDELL MFG. CO. SSI.00 extended coverage policies, but $12,000 per overseas volunteer a man said the property had former- April 13 at the Wapping School. entry correspondent, F. Pauline, Killed ...... 35 32 tariff items, many of them export- ers' leas than the going rate. In year. The amount will vary, de- down b y ' the Labor Relations ly been given to. the town by the ’The play, "What’a Wrong with the ntjRN ^iDc: The League of Women Voters .,...3.936 3,549 (est.I predictions. Ttiey were made b.v ed by. the United States, from im- the case of the Rockville com- outdistanced by the $850,000 re- Board. The supreme court found nuNIDI AVI r ht ri) WEDNESDAY SPECIAL board of directors will meet at 10 Little, telephone PI 2-6281. Iniiircd a state'educator w1io lives in a 485 E. MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER quirement for the additional in- pending on the cost of U'ving in each Methodist Church . so a septic Oirla,” concerns ^ a lecturer on port quota and licensing controls. I pany. the deviation'is 15 per cent. country. The President has said he the lower court in error. tank could be installed for the women’s faults who is snared by a.m. Thur.sday at the home of Mrs. town which followed the latter Two similar rteps, taken last year, WELDON DRUG DO. The compemv adheres to rates es- suring authority. school formerly kicated there, but William Kellehcr on North River course, and has been an Interested Venetian Blinds, Repairs, Repair Parts Anttwrloed In the company's favor, Allen hopes 500-1,000 volunteers will be The board had ordered the L. a woman who takes issue with STARTS TOMOmOWt BRAISED BEEF relieved numerous other U. S. ex- tablished by the New England sent overseas by the end of the year Suzio Construction‘Co. to halt acts that the land had never been used his criticism. Rd. observer of niany town school ports from such controls. 961 M AJN ST.—a n 8-5991 Fire Insurance Rating Associa- said, is' its sound standing. In the for this purpose. Following the performance Sat- with VegeUMe, Potato Burma M14sionary To Talk fights. professional view, he indicated, it and has taken steps to make initial it said constituted unfair labor and Coffee Kennedy Moves to tion. funds available from the executive practices^ Two employes had Atty. Samuel Rosenberg, acting urday night, the "Bom Teeterday” The Rev. Jaseph F. Kettner, . Obviously, the second course Is Founded In 1868 has a better risk factor than other charged that the company denied cast attended a party at the home M. S., will speak to a meeting of going to be much more expensive companies with greater surplus. budget. on behalf of Francis Hederman, over the long haul. And the voters - Rockville Mutual Fire Insurance • Shrtver, a brother-in-law of the them work because of their union an adjoining property owner, said of Mr. and Mrs. Joeeph Lutin on St. Mary's St. Germaine Guild at Co. was founded in 1868 by L^b- To maintain its position in the activities. Brook St. 8 p.m; Thursday at the church Discrimination on Jobs should be' thinking in terms of at insurance field, the company Is President, said corps officials had the land in question was valuable least 10 and possibly 20 'years, beus Bissell, grandfather of the established 18 as the minimum age The two employes, Albert Geruti frontage to .the Hederman prop- Mrs. Louts Cersosimo announces hall. Father Kettner recently re- BOW president, Lebbeus F. Bissell, logically trying to move into the and Donald Jaklela, members of that anyone who wishes to join turned to the states after six since two of the current bond is- YOUR MERCURY-COMET DEALER SAYS: area of the homeowner's policy, quallflcaUon. No rigid maximum erty, and should not be given to OAK^RILL (CoBtInned from Page One) comply with anti-discrimination sues will run until 1970, the third who maintains an insurance has been set. Local 677 of the Truck Drivers and the church without remuneration. the players may attend the ’Thurs- years work in Burma. He is one practices. agency on Park St. Company head- which is pushing the older straight Helpers, claimed they were laid Town officials said the deeding of day meeting. Reading and-casting RND8 I ’ONIGBT so OAK ST„ MANCHESTER of 15 LaSallette priests doing mis- until 1972 and the last, 15 more fire and extended . coverage poli- That would depend on ■ the "Wkere Tk« Bays Are" 8:1# ened machinery." he added, “I In- The new committee will require years, or until 1976. quarters are there as well. "strength and stamina" of the in- off because of what the company the land merely represented a re- for the one-act play will be held sionary work in the Asian repub- contracts to furnish . information Perhaps the lack of knowledge cies into the background. called lack of work, but that other then. The group also plans to "Blesiiriat Bebbcry’’ <;t$-ie lic where 96 per cent of the people tend to insure that, Americans of Since marked conditions are now dividual and the requirements of turn of the land to the owner, all colors and beliefs will nave on union practices and, where po.s- favorable for more competitive of the company is due to its limit- the assignment, he said, but he men With less seniority were re- since the Wapping Church now stage anothericomedy next ffdl are Buddhists. TOWN CLERKS ASK MORE hired later. He will return to Burma in June. equal access to employment with- sible, obtain a statement from the bids on constru.cUon, and possibly ed sales territory. Policies are sold guessed "most people oyer - 60 owns the land formerly controlled in the government, and w4th ‘Jtose union that it will observe fair em- on interest terms, tbe first choice only at the ofBce. Hartford. March 7 {JPt— Jk. bill to The State Board of Labor Re- by the Methodist Church. Manchester Evening Herisid In the meantime, he hopes 'to ONE could be ruled out. South Windsor correspondent, El- speak to interested parish groups who do business with the govern- ployment practices and not inter- may also prove more expensive at Should the company be granted increase . the fee for recording lations found that the two men ac' In other action a change was ment." fere with those of the employer. any future time It is made. the pcwer to write the additional deeds or documents was support- He noted that volunteers would tually were discharged because voted to make the fiscal year end more Bnmham, telephone Mitch- in as many cities as possible to be expected to live under the same ell 4-0674. The new committee replaces two The committee Is authorized to Tliere is some basis for the pos- Insurance, its officers .might enter- ed at a hearing yesterday by the they "had Joined and assisted the on the last day of July, in accord- give them a first-hand report of which existed in the Eisenhower hold hearings regarding the prac- sibility that the towm may, aJter tain thoughts of expansion. Mason Connecticut Town Clerks Asao?la- conditions experienced by those union . . .” The board ordered the ance with present practice. the work the LaSalette Fathers they are seeking to help in back Reports of town officers were GRAND jOPERA administration—one on govern- tices of labor organizations. In all, vote to build a junior high said, although, he added, it is a tlon, also its sponsor. The bill company to offer full and immedi' are doing in the Communistic ment conthactfi, headed by fonper such cases, the committee also may school. In 1956 the board of edu- bit premature to constder the would raise the fee from $1 for wai^ countries. ate employment to the two men. tabled as they have not yet been Tonight—One Performance Only—8:15 P.Bf. country where the threat of free *Td like to guarantee that it received from the printers. Also MAHRC Opposes Vice President Rlcliard "^M. Nixon recommend remedial action. cation recommended the town b:iy move. the first 350 words to $2 for the The company appe'aled the order U'ving is being challenged. and one on government employ- land for future school use and To gain the additional insuring first 200 words. Each additional won't be any picnic,” he said. to superior court, which sustained tabled for later meetings, as is Anyone interested in hearing Johnson announced that Hobart customary, was the Board of Fi- Senate Will Bill ment policy. Taylor Jr., chief of the civil divi- 1 cited .the “possible need for pro- power, the company is petitioning "00 words would continue to cost the appeal and set aside the board's Father Kettner speak. Is cordially Secretary of Labor Arthur J. i riding junior high school facilities the General Assembly to revise its Ftankfurt. Germany, March 7 orders. It was this decision that nance budget for the l9'61-62 fis- — • IN FUU COLOR • — Invited. Also attending the meet- sion of the county attorney's of- »!• V, UFl—Indian Prime MinlsUr Nehru cal year. The Manchester Association for Goldberg wi# serve as vice chair-| gee of'Wayne County. Mich., will I within the next 10 years” the Supreme Court found in error. ing will be members of the Holy I The following year. 1957. the today voiced full suppors of PreS' The high court said the State William T. Thresher, former the Help of Retarded Children n Name Society and the CYO of the .man of the committee. Other mem- serve as special counsel foi the Ident Kennedy’s ’proposed Peace Labor -Relations Board was war Town Court judge, presided at the (MAHRC) announced today that hers included: | new committee. . board asked the town to build a church. 'The chairman of the Atomic Abe Fortas. Washington, D. C., i 9-room junior high school and re- Corps to help underdeveloped coun- ranted in finding that the company meeting. Town Clerk Charles Enes its members will attend a public BORIS GODUNOV" Head E xtern Star tries. w,as and. is engaging in unfair read the meeting call. hearing on March 16 at 2 p.m. in Energy Commission, Uie secre- „-m be a consulting attorney on a I lated facilities. Mrs. Eleanor Dyer, formerly of tary of defense, the secretaries of part-time bAst'. George Re6d\v The citizens advisory committee "I am supporting all peaceful In- labor practices.- It .directed su- PTA Benefit Set the State Capitol to oppose Sen- ON OUR WIDE SCREEN Coventry, now of Manchester, has tentions wholeheartedly,” Nehru perior court to dismiss the con- ate Bill 146. the Army, Navj' and Air. Force, Johnson’s special assistant, also recommended a junior high school A basketball team of former been elected worthy matron of administrator of general services, be built in 1959, but their specifi- said during a brief stopover en struction company’s appeal. Ellsworth High and collegiate Thli bill reads as follows: ".Any will serve as special assistant to Mercury Monterey 4-door hirdtop patient in a state humane Institu- Climax C opter of Eastern Star the chairman of the Civil Serj^ice the V’ice PresidenVfh h,i.s capacity cations called for 12 classrooms. route' to the Commonwealth Con- basketball s tv s will play the ADMISSION $1.00—STUDENTS 75c and her husband, Loomis E. Dyer, It was after last spring’s town ference in London. Pleasant 'Valley teachers Satur- tion for mentally 111 or mentally Commission, and the administra- as chairman pf thd hew commit- retarded who does not receive un- worthy patron. tor. of the National Aeronautics tee. .meeting when the voters couldn't day at 7:30 p.m. in a game for Mrs. Marion Schultheiss of decide whether to add on to the 4’1 Grand Chancellor the benefit of the PTA. der the will of either of his par- and Space Administration." ents that portion of such parents town is associate' matron and Johnson, who has been criticized elementarv school or build a junior The parents team will not have high school, that the board of edu- OF OUR \ To Visit K of P estate as he would have bMn en- George Colby, also town, asso- by some of his fellow southerners to give away any height in' this titled to If such parent had died STATE Theatre ciate patron. Mrs. Katherine Na- for supporting Kennedy’s civil Budget Hearings cation asked Edson M. Bailey to REAL ESTATE game. Players, iWth heights of Intestate (without a will), shall nos, Coventry, is conductress; Mrs. rights .policies, gaid he believes slud.v the school needs. E.ssentially. David Bushman of 'Waterbury, taller ones, and former team con receive that to which he would Melva Lamer of South Willlngton, most Americans “are fair minded Slated Tomorrow Mr. Bailey recommended “a nine- SALES grand chancellor,. will make his nectlons include; Donald Good- have been entitled under the laws associate conductress. Mrs. Ger- and recognize the principle that room school vvlth related facib- One sales position open for new official visit to Linne Lodge, win, 6'5”, Tufts; Charles Muzike- governing the distribution of in- tmde< A. Haven, Coventry, has people are entitled to entplo.vment Budget hearings will be held to- ties," . office opening soon in Manches- Knights of Pythias, tomorrow at Yik, 6'5”, UConn; Ronald Waters, testate estates." been reelected secretary and .Mrs. according to their ability." rtiorrow by General Manager Rich- ter. Join one of central Con- 8 p.m. when the lodge will cele- 6'4”, service ball; Nelson John- MAHRC also states that the "In most cases," he added. “W ^ Forty years ago. the rural super- brate its 54 th anniversary in son, 6'2", Burnside Eagles: Wal- Helen Wilcox, Merrow. treasurer. ard Martin on requests from the necticut’s leading residential Connecticut Association for Re- Mrs. Dyer will announce her ap- b.;lieve and hope the situation ctm fire department, police depart- intendent of schools in Bolton was real estate firms—oyer 7.8 mil- Orange Hall.. ter Morse, 6’1’’, Williams College; tarded Children (CARO is op- be straightened - out through per- a man w-ho aigned his reports, W. Members of Memorial Lodge Harry IQchards 6’, Travelers; Rob- STATE pointed officers. ment, dog license fund, parking S. Dakin. We would like to have lion dollars last year. Excellent posed to the bill and virtually all sua.sion and through appeals to have been invited to attend. Carl ert Mackey, Industrial League; There will be a public installa- meter fund. Civil Defense, ' and known him since he seems to have eommisslon income for am- parents groups are of the eame 5:00 FJII. CONTimJOVS—4:45-6:00 F.M. 60e tion at. 8 p.m. March 17 at the decency and to good will. This is other requests. bitious man. Experience neces- A. Gustafson, chancellor comman-1 Joseph Bartle, Butler University, opinion. Anyone Interested In at- not a persecuting committee or a. Sr.heduled for tomon-ow night had courage and vision. Courage, der, and his committee, will be in and Pratt A Whitney Aircraft; tending this hearing and needing SHOWN WEDNESDAY aad-THURSDAY AT 5:80 and 8:50 Masonic Hall in Merrow. in his plain talk to the townspeo- sary, Prosecutor to Speak , prosecuting committee. We ape at 7 in the municipal building are ple; and vision, for what he had charge of the meeting. ’There will I Kim Hall and Leon Gravelle, high transportation - should contact acting to imify rather than di'vlde hearings on the $348,028 fire re-* CaH Mr. Robert Borrows be a social hour and refreshments school; and Sherwood Waldron. MAHRC member Mrs. Jean , Mc- The Rotary Club dinner meeting to say: - ' at 6:45 p.m. tomorrow at the ves- our government." quest, the $445,954 police request, . "Upland towns like Bolton must AD 6.0861 after the meeting and anniversary | Ellsworth High. Gravelle, at 5’7' Elraevy. MCKyiSTHEIIIIDRPRRin Johnson was reported to have the $8,750 dog license fund, Uie program. is shortest man on the team. Norr try of First Congregational provido decAt schooling condi- Church will hear Ally. Eugene played a large part in drafting the $19,325 parking meter fund, and tions and passable road.s. or suffer man. Petersen, a former EUs- executive order. the $6,207 civil defense fund. worth star, will lead the team. Kellv of Manchester, prosecutor of the penalty of reverting to brush stition Concordia Women ■ the ‘l2th Circuit Court, who will Under the order, the jspmmittee Scheduled for tomorrow at 10 and wlldcmess. In New York City Only two of the teachers are would have authority to: . a.m. are hearings on the insurance, six footers: Eric Hohenthsl, 6’4” talk on. the new court system. "For those Connecticut hill towns To~See Lent Films Finishes Basic Training .1. Terminate any contract for pensions,- social security and em- that show enterprise and offer ad- and Anthony Manizza, 6’. Others failure to comply 'with the noii- plo.ves insurance. vantages there are today un- FAMIL on the team Include William .Richard W. -Williams, .son of discrlminatorv' provi.sions. Con- Concordia Lutheran Church- Mrs. Elizabeth William.s of Dimock The welfare.-and health .budget equalled opportunities for growth Perry, Fred Kaprove, Bill Procko, tracts may be terminated ab- requests will be heard at 3 p.m. to- in population and wealth. The de- Raymond Rondinl, Saul Flnestone women will meet -tonight at 7:30 Rd., graduated from recruit train- solutely. or temporaril.v based on morrow. in the church parlors for a wor- ing, Feb. 10, at the Naval Train- mand for farms'by- shop workers and Earl White. proof of future compliance by. the and for summer places by city Allen Brown and Ellsworth ship service and showing of two . Ing Center, Great Lakes, 111. contractor. High Coach Charles Sharos will ijinten films. The graduation exercises mark- 2. ’The names of contractors or referee. Theme of the worAhip service ed the endiof nine weeks of “ unions which fall to comply may Arctic Plane Trip In a preliminary game, the will be “Sounds in Lent-” Par- camp.’’. ■ ' be published. Pleasant Valley Girls, elementary ticipating in the'devotional will be Bulletin Board N 3. In cases of serious violations! Piloted bv Everett league champs, will play the Mrs. Walter Wilkinson, Mrs. Oscar The'fourth In a sreies of Lenten the committee .'ma.v ,• submit the SPECIA L ! Alumni, winners of the 1959-60 Anderson, Mrs. James Britton, familv’.servicev(s'ill be held from 7 case to the Justice Department for Lt. Cdr. Hugh Everett, 374 Sum- elementary league title. Mrs. George Winzler, ‘and Mrs. to 7 :.30 p.m. 'tomorrow at Second appropriate action. Such . action mit St., was pilot of a four-engine Head Eastern Star Paul Kaiser. Congregational Church. The film could Include the enjoining of or- .super-constellation plane that re- Two film strips, "Passover Sup- strip will be or, "Jerusalem, the Uimed recently to the South Wey- DOUBLE Hotel ASTO Hotel RIANHATTAN Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam Fralze of per and Betray 1,’’ and "The ganizations, individuals or groups -■-umiffir ""Winrio JSrii St. at 8rii Avs., N. Y. Ellington Rd. were elected matron Sacred City." which directl.v or indirectl.v pre- mouth. Mass., Naval Air Ba.se Oruclfixioh,” will be shown. Re- Plus "HELL IS A CITY" of7:10 PAM. There will be a Lenten discus after completing/ a dne-month trip and patron of Evergreen Wood freshments will be -served by Mrs. vent compliance. ’The excitement of Times Square. . . the theatres, the nlahtclubsl Chapter of Eastern Star for a slon at 7:30 p;ni. tomorrow at 4. Also, the ' committee could to the Arctic. ■ William Helm, assisted by Mrs. King.sbury Hou.se with the Rev. SAVINGS There are 2,200 large rooms with bath, at sensible rates, all fully second term at the annual meeting Charles Held, Mrs. Carl Hansen, recommend to the Ju.stice Depart- During the trip, which was ar- Ifljif WCftlC- Storts-Snnday "Goliath and The Dragon” and "Half Pint” James r ". MacArlhur, 'pastor of ment that criminal proceedings be ranged b.v the Naval Aviation Comet 2-door tedM air-conditioned, with radio and ’TV at no additional charge. Your Mrs. Eldward Fischer. Mrs. Paul * Coming March Slat Walt Disney’s "101 Dalmattsas” First Congregational Church, lead- choice of several of New York'i mOst famous restaurants and other officers Include: Mrs. Wil- Kaiser, and Mrs. Martin Demko. brought for the .fiimishing' of Development Unit, the plane visit- liam Foster, associate matron; For "Ben Hur" Coming' To ThlB Theater Soon ing the duscussion. false information to any con- ed Labrador. Greenland, Iceland, WEDNESDAY cocktail lounges, including the Hotel Manhatum'f popular Playbill William Foster, associate patron; The first aid class wilp meet tracting agency or to the com- and Scotland! The trip was suc- Restaurant, y^on't you visit us at Hotel Astor or New York’i Mrs. Marjorie Madsden, conduc- from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m; tomorrow at mittee. cessful in its miasio'n of collecting IS RERFECT newest. Hotel Manhattan (new automatid parking garage opposite tress; ’Mrs. Leslie Collins, associ- Deaths Last Plight South Coventry .firehouse. Hans .5. Contracting agencies, could be important radio- wave propagation the hotel). ^ ate conductress; Mrs. Arthur Hansen is instructor. instructed, not to sign future con- data In the perma-frost area, ac- For 'rwrvalions wnte or phone Hotel Astor or,. Bertam, secetary: and Mrs. Well- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Young Democrats Elect tracts with . any non-complying cording to Capt. E. A./Rogers, of TOP ROUND Hotel Manhattan, or see your local travel agent. man Burnham, treasurer. Charlotte, N. C. —- Mrs. Mary Monday and Tuesday > The Young Democrats Club has firm, pending assurance that there Milton, ^Ma.ss,. commanding of- frank W. Kridtl, Extcutlvs Vks-.frMldsnt and Ctntral Managw , Record Hop Set Ellen Campbell, - wife of Paul elected Frank L. Bauiola as pres- wmild be compliance In the future. ficer of the unit. The South Windsor Midget Campbell, general manager of the ident. Other offieprs follow; Ml- Under the Els^how'er adminis- I The plane carried three officers, rT Football League auiflllary will Louisville Colonies of the Amer- > SUE DINNEI SPECIALS ■cbael Fratianfil, vice president; tration. there was no direct ef- nine enlisted men, and 11 scient- sponsor a record hop at the Wap- ican Association, died Sunday. Theodore Szcluga, trea.surer; Mrs. fort to require labor unions to ists, besides the pilot. or CUBE ping Community House-Saturday Choice Of Window Shades Rome — Marcello Cardinal Juioe, Antipasto, Fresh Fruit Cup or palf Grapefruit ^ Connecticut, from 7:0 to 10:0 p.m. Pre-teen- Mimml, .78, secretary of the Vati- Made to Order - 7 agers and teenagers are Invited to can Consistorisl ^Congregation, t Choice Of ■' T- le land of steady hal attend. Tickets will be available died Monday, three days after Mlnlstrone Soup or Manhattan Clam Chowder AI.SO at the door. undergoing a stomach ulcer opera- Salad With French, Italbui or Russian Dressing CD Talk Set tion. The death of the Italian Car- Choice VENETIAN BLINDS STEAK ...people flu for Everett 3. Miller, local director dinal reduced the College of Car- UDJES-.- Bring your old rollers In of Civil Defense, will speak on dinals to 84 members. * Spoghutti with M«ot Balls or Sousog* and save 35c peg shade Civil Defense at a meeting of the * LcMoaiM with Moat Soue* SUPER-RIGHT WED. Sisterhood of Temple Beth Hillel Preston, England — Georg A Formby, 56, longtime British to- * M o e o r e n i SImIIs with M M t Bolls or Soinogo It’s the Talk of the Town! Comet 2-dw r station i QUALITY Thursday at 9:0 p.m. at Wapping vorite entertainer-wit -who made ONLY- Professional Center. * Mlnoeotti with Moot Soue* STEER BEEF 89* Co-op AppUtotlons Ready a (ortune singing and strumming The Co-operative Kindergarten a banjo, died Monday. * RovioH FilM with M Mt or ChotM New Delhi — Govind Ballabh announces that applications Tor Pant, 78, home minister and sec- * Spoohotti SOrvoo with Chiekon oiiiii FOR YOURS Special ThrougK Wednesday the 1961-62 classes for children of ond man in the Nehru government, * Poifc Chop with Groon Popporf. Potato and kindergarten ag3> may be obtained died today. He suffered a cerebral SALESMAN. Age 32. Married, at the Wapping Community House VoaotoMo Jtemorrha^ Feb, 20. WANT A StANDARD-SIZE CAR? Get traditional Mercury LOOKING FOR A COMPACn Get Comet—the proved suc- with thrae chiMren. He tMk Yes. that’s how jroa buy Savings and the Pleasant Valley Cfiubhouae * Mo«rt BoN and Souaaoo Plato, Potato and twt a Family Plan policy which Bank life Inouranoe. You GO for it this week during schooU WHIPPED CREAM quality—now at a popular price. Choose the model you . cess. Its low initial cost and high resale value make it one LAMB CHOPS ... to amutbal setviaga bank. You The hours for school a f PV and Air Raid, on Tornado Yoaotdbla want from sedans to convertible. Enjoy big-car ride and of the least expensive compacts you can own. Select from insures him for $5,000, his Wapping are 9:15-11:80 a.m. ’The Nyt 6 whip or a sauce, but,' real IVHIP wife for $1,250, each Child buy it direct. No ona calls. That’s * Vod Cocclotoco ' . because It's made with real heavy luxury—more rear-seat room than last, year. Wider doors. both 2- and 4-door seda:ns and wagons. Each gives you hours In the afternoon'at Wap- Memphis,- Tenn., Msrch 7 (4V— i'Bigget trunk. Cut upkeep with Mercury’s 7 self-servicing fine-car .styling . . . family-size room . . . edmpa car for $1,250, Tojlil protection one reason why SBU is truly low W itlk ^ tornado season s t .hsnd, 1* Chiekon Cocekitora crearth^^Use it and refreeze (t as often as ping are 12:15-2:30 and at PV you like; watch the whole family go for ill features. Pick from three economy 'V-8 epgines or handling and economy. Two thrifty, zippy engines LOIN LB 95* RIB LB 69^ $10,000, for srhich he pays cost protection. 12:30-8:45 p.in. the dfrsetor. of Cltdl Defense AU Dinners Served With Italian Bread, Butter, Dessert ; » only $12.65 a month. DM- Notification for the return of here Issued a reminder that 'the . a a d B e v e r a g e ,> Mercury’s first ‘‘6’’.. _ — to choose from- ^ Join tha thousands of thrifty scream of sirens may signal na- Limited Offer. O O ‘ (fends w ill reduce the cosL Coiuieciknt paopla vrtio GO lor tfas tha appUeaUons will be given at a ChUdrea 18 Years Old aad Dader—81.00 FRiSH Fobire children are covered, later date. A . ture’s own air raid. ALSO SEBVINO OUB BBODLAK MOCNU. Resr. 49c. ./...... Pint low pi«niiime,eeriydhy!aBide, lib- ,Ptayea« Take Stock John F. Somers yesterday aUd TINDER too, at no adtfitionil premiom. eral cash and loan ualnoa. Go to the Weather Bureau can Set off E. A. JOHNSON CHICKEN Hs found it pays to GO for The Country Players, will meet ’Thursday at 8-:30 p.m. at the the system of air raid elrens In Sevinge Bank l i f i Insurance the sarings bank. . . or phona or Royaf Ice Cream Co. write. Ask about fSBLT. - Pleasant Valley Sohoot to balance the cose of extraordinary weather . MORI ARTY BROTHERS, Inc. ... to a mutual savings bank. the books on their recent^ produc- ailerts and the signed is m three WALNUT REStAURANT PAINT CO. 301-31S CENTER STREET MANCHiSTEW RIASTS LB LEGS LB, tion, “Bom Yesterday,*^ which was minute rising-faUlng shriek. 7 WALNUT STREET—MANCHE8TEB, CONN. 59 •eon by about 700 p ^ le during a "You might a radio for LOW C08T...^b«i^M you for iltl three-iu^t stand, eonfl matlon, but If you’re out For Call Mubelwiter IRItcheU 9-8070 y n ia group plana to atoga a one- side, get instde,” Romena said. h /■ V wdre past master councilors, in- cluding Malcolm Robertson as Huri^ Kennedy master councilor; Neil Ferris as Senior councilor; William Warner CSP Supports as Junior councilor; RlclVard Ken- Given Awards nedy as marshal, and Gonlon Mc- You Should K n o w ,.. Bride as chaplain. • Training for Officers installed were Jack ByDeMolay Krause, master councilor; David MUb Esther M. Cranstrom Hastings, senior councilor; Alan Local Police Andover, Maas., March 7 (B—Vot- Scott Hurl and Richard- Ken- Felr, , Jtmior councilor; Wesley - “Boy» Mvl AouM h«lp to Television ara of this old Maaaaehuaetta town ASK FOR YOUR COPY OF SHI ARSON 5 By PATRICIA PLATT nedy, both Manchester High , 'senior deacon; Phillip lAIfSt Milady’s flair for the colorful School seniors," were presented Rider, Junior deacon; Frank Ma- **rn thetr coUego «d u c »t^ . I Hartford, March 7 (IP) — The • :(X: Bis S Theater (ID progreta) Rtncman have voted against the practice of RtSFARCH RFPORI ihlnk every young person snouid flu te Police Department ha* r in t Show iln emirrtaai 1:50 Dobic (}im e fluoridating ita water supply — in this season was tempered by the awards last night following in loney. senior steward; William Au- have that We*," e«y» Mia* Esther Early Show (In rrofreia) II Great Declaiens IM l IS effect since 19M. gentleman’s trend toward the stallation of officers of John dlh, Junioi' steward; Charles Joy, urged the General Assembly to Quire D ra« MeUraar Alfred Hitchcock Preathtl 10. 33. Mather Chapter. Order of DeMo- chaplain; Thomas Mehl, almoner; M Grai»trom! who helped finance Cartoon Piavnouae 30 subtle hues in spring mo- ,her own college education by estrtilish a program AssurUg New* Fronticra In Medicine 55 town meeting five years ago and deled last night at the Jaycee lay. About 150 guests attended the Conrad Janssen, marshal.; Her- teaching all elementary grade* In minimum training standard* for Canadian Mounted PoUea Wyatt Earp 5. 40 wa« not the subject of a town refer- Wives Show. ceremony at the Masonic Temple, bert Kingsbury,’ standard bearer, 4:15 Industry on Parade 5:00 Tom Ewell Show 3 13 , « one-room achod ho\»e tn Oo- local policemen throughout the Thriller 10. 23. 30 endum until yertiinlay. The 'vote Miss Kathy Godfrey of radlb A merit certificate from the In- Also, Harry Huntington, ora- Tailahateee 7000 ternational Supreme Council, Or- tor; Williard Allen, sentinel; Frank * lumbis.. sUte,. 4.25 Weather Newe a Bporta I Siaseo-ndh West S. 4u. 53 was 2,553 for florldatlon, 8,319 and television was commentator From the Ifi-year-dd girl who The program, expected to cost Trackdown Third Man 18 against. ' ' for the .showing of House and Hale der of DeMolay, was presented to Jessop, organist; John Kopplln, as- 4:3U Rollle Jacob'e Club Houea 5:80 Great Decisions 1941 Part 3 18 •■inade the fire in the rooming" 840.000 for two years, has the sup- Red Skelton Show 5. 13 Uae of the chemical in tha water fashions, whose colors ranged Hurl by Gordon McBride for “ out- sistant organist; Fred Odell, treas- The Bis Picture standing service in- the field of urer; David Roberts, scribe; W il- ■ before teadving at the Weat St. port of the Connecticut Chief* of Channel 8 NeVra 10:00 Million Dollar Movia. 18 aupply win be stopped today. STOCKS ‘ V from "shocking” pink for the Garry Moore Show 8. 12 competitive sports.” Hurl is back liam MacDonald, Colin Hallquest, School tn that town, ahe haa be- Police Association. White Hunter After Hours 10. 23. 30 Doctors and dentlate favored re- ladies to muted olive for the come the vital and vivacioua prin- S U t^ Police Maj. Leslie Wil- 4 45 Huntler-Brinkley 10. V Alcoa Presents 8. 40. 53 tention of’ the practice . while a BONDS stroke swimming champion at David Dieterle, Sherman Feir, Carl Douslas Edwarde 1 men. A capacity crowd of about Swanson, Robert Ackley and Gary cipal of Bowers School liams told the legislature's Gen- 10:30 Duckpin Bowling 8 group of cltlsena, led by Oomellua Manchester High School. Huri 7:00 Million Dollar Movia 3i> M e n S3 400 attended the show in the audi- also received a past master coun- Taggart, preceptors. Mias Granstroax wtmae firat eral Law Committee yesterday the Roush Rider* 40 Wood, son of the late william M, June ailvson Show torium of Second Oong;regational cilor -button, presented by Jack Members of the DeMolay Moth- ^ ambition to, become a teacher be- jV j V proposed program would ' replace Msckenile'eicKe Raidera 11:00 News, Sports k Weather 3 Wood, former president of Ameri- 5fov|e ol the Week Church.' ers Circle served I'efreshments. 'gan by “i^aying achool at 7 and. World * Be.*t Mode* 8 can Co., opposed It. ^ Krause, new master councilor. Inadequate training courees being Expedition 11:15 Jack Paar Show IC) 10. SO Laminated coats,, which •nie “ Dad” Walsh memorial copying my toadier," ha* befen Opponents argued there waa no offered, to new policemen in some 7 :15 'W Mae* Mishitshta Clark Gable Theater 3 are a fashion innovation this sea- award medal for--” oustanding De- aupervTBing principal of Bowara Sport*' Camera Premiere proof of any benefit to teeth. commimities. New* Feature 40 son, were modeled by Mrs. How- Molay activity” was awarded to Aid Run a at 44 Billion School aince 196S. Before t l» t "It is Indeed a crime to turn 7:30 What In The World 11 : U . N e w s ard J. Lockward, Mrs. James Ples- Kennedy, past master councilor, '-ttm*. ahe aupervleed at Greer men loose on the street, saying, l4tramie 33. 30 11:30' Jnck P«n r Show (C) $ 1,400,000 Suit singer, and Miss Carol GUnsten. by the Manchester Lodge of Ma- Washington—The United States School e* well as at Bower*. Ruge Bunny 8. 40. 1 12:50 Nows k Weather foreign-aid program is now run •here is a badge, here is a gun. go 4.00 Father Knows Beet 1:00 I.nte News Mrs. Lockward’s coat waa sons with a citation and $25 bond. . She came to Mandieater in 1929. forth and enforce the law,’ ” W il- Log Ajigelea, March 7

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. - I ' » • . PAGE SIX MAm^HESTKB EVENmG HmiALD, Ma Wc H^STER, CONN^ TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 1961 V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1961 PAGBi 8BV1H % g Or parhaM, flnany> thera^ta in WaataliW^ a<»R«thlng of a iww ]>nmimah -s Opposition Stifled A Thought for Today Spoaaoiai by tb U.S.^ Soviet Ask Assembly 7 Doctors Hold Deiripsey Asks Kennedy Firm capacity to se« th» world aa ttoma- IConnecticut UN Bolsters Forces ^ t t p t t i t t Q ^ p r a U i bo^ like Nknunah i^ay see lO lt OaoncO a t Cbnrobiea P U B U S a O BY T U B ___ > By Press, Radio Censorship INVITATION — -BAl.TI PftlNTlNG CO.. D IG which caM we ^11 at least have Yankee Avoid Issues of Cold War Urgent Parleys Tax Relief foi* Against Aid to U B inell StVect the. wiadom not,.to be the one* How big am IT Haocbcstc^ Conn. By A. H. O. By ROBERT N. UNDSV < recUy oontrcdled by the I am aa Mg aa my lova. If my A wirm ETilooiM awaiU any invwtor In Leopoldville Area TBOUAS F itolGUSON piuhlnff such leaders toward Oom- NewJHaven RR WALTER R FERGUSON Accra, Ghana, March 7 to 9:06 p.m. Sfl electiona to fill vacanelea In Uie 7 ------* I and Holldajra. Ebiter«l at the Kwame Nkrumah’s opposition to conaUmtly reach the govenunent'a atsa. In unknown ways wa come Visiting hours are S to 8 p.m. and a warning of the difficulty by Obituary being Introduced In the other three aid plan for a program of loaiu, trice at llancheiter. Conn, at more b a fft^ than heat or’cold or ami StOurtby until noon. economic and aocial council and for sU areas except maternity Physicians raid Uiat with her Principle An4 Pocketboofc maneuver in Ghana. Some newspa- broadcaating organisation, uthlch to Judge people by tha compass states. ) ■aeoad1 CliOats “ «n<;>w nf vrin provided 006 of the aims aoon to Introduce an exter- ■ome items before the trusteeship where they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:80 type of pneumonia—complicated by the United Nations if IL decides tq they contend that such aid to pri- illuminating high spots of the pers are even operated by the gov- of their lova, fqr^we^know that John C. Holtalzer The Governor told the legislature gCBSCRIPnON RATES The gradual evolution of' the ernment. nal brosulcasUng service to spread love is world’s most pracioua gift. committee. to 8 p.m.; and priynto rooms anemia^the patient's condition try to dlsarin Congolese troops. ^ vate schools can be granted with- Fajrable In Adrance South from an area of free trade legislative hearing, last week, on Ghana's message throughout -Af- Its bigneaa U also In its avarlast<- The Soviet Union, metowhlle. where they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. flilbtuates sharply. v A U.N. spokesman reiterated Rockville—John C. Holtslzer, 71, I his prepared message that he in the framework of the Consti- Carrier. Mall the proposal to license television The daily Ashanti Pioneer, for- Issued a statement denying pub- of 11 King St., died last night at Qm Tear ...... *^5 S9 S33.00 merly a consistent critic of Nkru- rica. Ministers often phone and ingneas. The BiMa says that It P U IN A M & c a the United Nations' Intention to wished to reiterate his "conviction tution. 11.00 sentiment to one in which tariff serviqe ■ men in Connecticut. Mamban New York Stock fxehonga lished reports that It was ready to Patients Today 280 Temperatures are inclined to Rockville City Hospital following a Hontht ...... mah's government, is subject to a suffgaat to the ridio how news never fails. soar as Miss Taylor's did last night put Its soldiers back into Matadl. that public Interest and conven- Over, the , weekend, ‘ Rap. John, XODthS aaeaaaeaaa 8.90 . 6r60 prtJUecUonism now enjoys consid- . It was Senator Arthur J. Lucas, should be handled, what should be drop its demands for a disarma- ADMITTED YESTERDAY: short illness. One llcmth ...eaeeaeaaea l.W \ 1 .J 6 regular, direct censorship. Page Rev. Robert K. Shimoda and then subside as it did this "W< certainly need reinforce- ience place a special obligation on tlie Windham Democrat, intro- 71 lAn CINTR IT. • MANCMSm r TRi Ml M ill ment debate if the United States Born. in Ellington on Dec. 24, W.-McCormack of 'Masaachuaetta, Weekly...... -X erable poIiUcfd support is one il- proofs are sciriitlnized. A govern- played up or played dowii' and TalcottvUIe Mark Hany, Ellington: John Grib- morning, only to rise again toward ments but we are not using any Us in Connecticut to participate in the House Democratic floor leader, lustration of the fact that the ducer of the licensing bill, who, ment official has authority to dis- what ahould be suppressed. would agree to deferment of a U.S. bon, 462 Ann St.; Paul Moiava, 141 1880, he was a son of (Jharles and a cooperative "program of immedi- MEMBER OF ^ - with some good-humored aware- CiMigregational Church Jam ot 7. Bloir • Kobort H. Starkol plan for economic aid to Africa. dangerous levels. threats in our negotiations with Lydia Lee Holtslzer and had lived asserted anew that he believes it tariff issue divides people more card anything which' displeases Books and magaxines are care- Tanner St.; Mrs. Ella Brtckett, 193 Haggard from worry and lack of the Congolese authorities,” he as- ate financial relief for the New would be entirely constitutional to THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . . ' loess of the minor chink he might "Such reporta are not true to Adams S t; Miss Nancy Matri, 9 in Rockville most of his life. The AtsocUted PrlfM la eachBlrely according to their pocketbopks'i|be opening in his case for tlie him. fully scrutinised before circula- Iceland has many geysers and Bleep, singer Eddie Fisher for the serted. He was a veteran' of World War Haven Railroad.” grant long-term, low Interest fed- entitled to tbe uae of repuBUtath® rf Then the paper’s staff have to tion la permitted. Sometimes they fact,” the atatement said.' Orchard St-; Mrs. Joan Cote, 148 third night remained near his Dempsey said It was "gratify- eral loans to parochial and private •D Bcw* dlspfttch^ credUM to tt than according to their principles. measure, told the General ' Law boiling springs. The Soviet delegation said It He said that the only U.N. rein- I, and member of the Knights of BOt otherwiw credited lir thte Mper start padding out the blanks lef^ are withheld. Bolton St.; Aloyslus Clechowski, wife's bedside in the exclusive ing to know that your leaders, schools for construction, renova- Only an economic theorist living Committee of the unusual postal Film censorship has been di- was necessary to continue and con- 196 Oakland St.; Larry Sliver, 4 forcements sent to the area so Pythias and the Fish and Game BDd al»o the local news poplished b e ^ efficiency. by the censor. Often the delay is clinic In the heart of London. Two far have been a , company of aub. both Denv>cratlc and Republican, tion and repair of school facilities. AU rlfhu of repubUcatloD of apecUl in a vacuum, '-perhaps, could serious because remaking of en- rected mainly toward encouraging clude debate on disarmament "in Green Rd., Rockville; Gordon doctors were in the sickroom have expressed substantial agnee- Toastmaster McCormack attended today’s Slepattiiea herein are also roerred. When it came his turn to speak high moral atandsutla and as part order to reach agreement at this Keeney, 100 Washington St.; Mrs Indonesian .soldiers. They flew to Mr. Holtslzer wag a machinist achieve perfect appraisal of the tire pages is required. But there is throughout the night. the coastal base of Kitona during and wag employed by Pratt and ment with this position.” William J. Shea, associate jus- White House session, but offered FWl eervice client 6f N. C. A. 8epr» for his own bill, he approached no comeback. Either the paper sub- of what the government calls its session on a concerted basis for Sally Kirka, 116 Oak St.; Daniel Her parents siayed the night at The Governor noted that at a re- tice (ft the Connecticut Supreme no new comment on the school Is- loe. toe. _ free trade principle. Perhaps, as the commiltee table with a huge mits or folds. campaign a j^ n st gangsterism. negotiations to elaborate a treaty Pantaleo, 775 Parker St.; Mrs. the clinic also. the weekend. Kitona is ,60 miles Whitney at the time of hig retire- PabUshers RepreaentaUvet: Tbm from Matadl. ment. cent meeting in Albany the gov- Court of Errors smd a member of sue as the congressional leaders Jolliu Mathewi Special Apency — Now we tend to believe. It is the best package of post cards which he re- The editorial director of the gov- At one time 80 per cent of the on general and complete disarma-. Judith MacDonald,^ Andover; Lyn- 'The actress was seen this morn- ernors of the four states agreed the Manchester American Legion talked to.jreporters after the meet- York Chicaro. Detroit and Boston. _ principle, and the principle the linquished to the committee for its ernment’s own dally, papers insiats films in Ghana, mostly American W h y Should I Pay For T h e Reckless D riv er? ment and on the composition of a nette Lessard, 20 Arnott Rd.; Mrs. ing by her full medical team of six Rajeswar Dayal, chief of the He is survived by his wife, Mrs. to urge their legislatures to “exert Poet, will be toastmaster at the ing. u ^ hber audit bur eau of files. There had been when he stop- there is no direct censorship of and Indian productions, were with- working body for such negotia- Gertrude Minor, RED 1, Manches- U.N. Congo Operation, postponed Flora Larch Holtslzer; and a siS' C3RCU1aATIO?CS. whole world must come to, sooner doctors, and they issued this bulle- 'ter, Mrs. Ruth Broil of Vernon. every effort to en.act by March 21 37th suiniversary celebration of Kennedy, McCormack and Mans- ped counting, he said, more than these publications, though a lead- held. Recently there has been tions." ' ter: Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker, RFD 1, tin: a flight to New 'York for consulta- the legislation needed to give effect (he post Saturday at 7 p.m. at the field are Catl-oUcs. The Herald Prlntlnf Company toe., or later. Bilt the ordinary person's a thousand of thieM cards. And, he ing government party member is some easing of restrictions. The Soviet statement suggested Manchester: Mrs. Helen Kunkel, 5 tions with Secretary-general Dag Funeral services will be held at "After a restless night with 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the ' todd to this Cooperative' program of Legion Home. Mansfield was asked whether •swmes no financial respontlbillty for capacity to Tbelieve ' this usually said, although th'e cards had ob- one of the key men on the editorial The comparatively few outspok- that If any items should be deleted McKnlght Circle, ^ck '.ille; Red- high temperatures' her condition is Hammarskjold becau.!K! of The aAsUtance.” Paat commandera of the post Kennedy expressed any concern st typographical errors appMrtng m ad- viously been printed and distribu- - • - You Dori't W av# To! from the agenda they should be mond Hogan, 113 Hawthorne St.; Congo's mounting tension. Funeral Home, 19 Ellington Ave. TertiWments and other readhtg matter rests on a situation in which his staff. "Policy lines are suggested en political opponents of the gov-, definitely Improving this morning The Rev. Laurence M. Hill, pastor 'I so urge you,’’ he said. "I urge have'' arranged a dinner and dance. today's session regarding the op- Vte The Manchester Erentag Herald. ted by the organization interested to us by the government, but it’s emment complain bitterly over the Hungarian and Tibet ques- Wayne Dandurand, 152 Henry St, and she is breathing quietly and Tlie United Nations has about you also to take the leadership in Principal speaker of the evening position to his view that aid to peraonal Income is hot threatened in the bill, they still, bore the sig- left to us to decide on compliance,’’ A e t n a C asu alt y's N e w tions. These Issues, it said, are ADMITTED TODAY: Frances 16,000 troops in The Congo. With of Rockville Methodist Church, will parochial and private-schools would RDisplay advertising closing boors: by low tariffs. So, , when the lack of media for expressing polit- peacefully although the general officiate. Burial will be in Grove enact, ing such legislation as a re- wUl be Lt. Gov. Anthdny J. tr Monday—1 p.m. Friday. natures of individuals, and had says the directoh^ ' ' ical opinions or criticism. Says poisoning the atmosphere'. and ob- Smith, Wapplng. situation remain."! grave.” reinforcements from India and flection of Connecticut’s special Armentano. and guests will in- be unconstitutional. South began to shift from agricul- come to his home from various The papers seldom depart from structing results on vital -problems BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Tunisia its strength will be boost- Hill Cemetery. "No,” Mansfield replied, "his po- ST Tuesday—1 p.m. Monday. one; "The radio la closed to us. So A second breathing expert, Dr. Friends may call at the funeral concern in the fate, of the New clude Charles L. Parker, depart- ture to manufacturing, there be- communities throughout the state. the party line and are careful to are the government’s papers. The AUTO-RITE POLICY such as disarmament. to Mr. and Mrs. John Wachowskl, Robert Beaver, was called in to ed to around 20,000 men. sition remains the same." Fhp Wedneway—1 p.m. Ttaesdav. Moscow's views were made home Wednesday from 3 to 5 and 7 Haven Railroad as an industry ment adjutant of the Legion, and For l^ursday—1 p.m. Wednesday. gan an erosion o| the traditional AlUiough it was thus an organized see that Nkrumah gets a good independent papers are so scared 120 W. CenWr St.; a son to Mr. kid the actress, who underwent an Closely questioned by newsmen to 9 p.m. whose headquartebs are w"ithtn our Ralph Nevers, flrat district com- Mansfield reported Kennedy For Fridav—1 p.m. Tlmrsday. effort, he pointed out that you share of headlines and photos. of the cons^uences they won't known as delegates began to aa- and Mrs. Jules Lessard. 74 W. Mid- emergency tracheotomy Saturday. on how the Matadl fighting began, "very satisfied with the progiress . For Saturdhy—1 p.m. Friday. and historic Southern principle, Saves M oney f or Sa fe Drivers semble for this afternoon's open- borders and which pays nearly mander. Classified deadline: 10:S) ^na ea— just don't get people to sign cards Aside from the Ashanti Pioneer print anything from us. Now the dle Tpke.; a daughter to Mr. and A breathing tube inserted in her a U.N. spokesman said an inquiry Miss Minnie Oolde $40 million dollars a year in wages Mayor Harold A. Turkington that Congress is making” on the ' ^y of publication except Saturday— that of free trade'. Sections of the for nothing, and therefore he sub- there is no regular censorship of Ashanti Pioneer, which previously ing of the resumed 15th session, Mrs. Frank Obremskl, 14814 Maple throat then and an electronic lung is being conducted. to more than 5,000 Connecticut and Town Manager Richard Mar- administration’s over-all legtislatlve. i a.m. South became more concerned mitted his mail 'bag as of some the few other Independent papers courageously printed some of our at which Preeident Kwame Nkru- St.; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Roderick are helping to keep her alive. Rockville — Mis.s Minnie Golde, program. Tueaday, March 7 Let the careless driver pay the auto- Congolese officials have charged 70, of 13 Oak St., died last night men and women—half of the total tin have also been invited. with what manufactured products significance. in the country, but there are means material, is tightly censored and mah of Ghana'will be the opening Frechette, Neill Rd., Vernon. At one period last -night Miss the U-N. troops fired first; U.N. payroll.’' Tickets for the program must House Speaker Sam Rayburn, of Influencing them. Government can no longer do so. It’s a bleak mobile insurance rates he deserves 1 speaker. Taylor> strength ebbed, but she at her home after-a short illnes.i. D-Tex., reviewing the status of other nations might sell here than, The thousand or more cards all. BIRTH TODAIT; A son to Mr. officials say their men fired only Dempsey sent to the le^alature be purchased by li^ o n menibers Way A Neutral Bounces bore the same printed advertising, which is substantial, outlook for independent expression New Auto-Rite grives: Lowest rates Nkrumah la expected to appeal and Mrs. Joseph Giardlno, East rallied after, being given blood in self-defense. Born Oct. 30, 1890 In Johnston. various legislative measures in the aa In the past, with how much for support of his plan ,for an All- R. I., she was the daughter of Wil- copies of ‘he bill sponsored by the by Thursday. House, said "We are moving with message in which the signer de- can be withheld. Trade unions, dl- In a so-called democratic state.” to safe drivers, low quarterly pay- Hartford. transfusions ‘ for her anemic c6n A cease-fire hung over the key administration. I t was only a matter of days raw material they themselves African U.N. Command in the dition. liam and Pauline Krcy.s.aig Golde, as much speed as is judlcimis'.” ago that President Kwame Nlcru- clared that he or she believed the ments with no service charge, simpli- chaotic Congo. DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: poM while negotiations proceeded Under its provisions, the rail- could sell to other countries. "bill to license TV servicemen to Dwight Wegner. Hebron: Mrs. An emergency . ahiplnent of an for the return of the U.N. forces. and had lived in Rockville for 50 Rayburn said the House votes to- mah of the, African natioA of Ghg- fied policy and fast claim settlement. U.S. Ambassador Adlai BJ- Ste- .year.a. road woul^ be required to meet day on a deficiency appropriation A somewhat aimllar shift of be in the best Interest of the gen- eral public to make a general prac- hearing, with a gentle and philo- Theresa Haberin, RFD 3,- Man- antitoxin to prevent the spread of The C^ohgolese defiantly demanded one or more of the following Another Slj)rm Ba was coiuldered, in .American tice of testing the postal authori- sophical mildness of outlook. It Phone or write today for details about venson and Soviet Foreign Minls- the pneumonia infection- was rush- that they be con.sulted on the na- She had been employed at the bill, and turn later in the week to principle la now beginning to oc- eral public." . ' • ter Andrei Gromyko conferred chester: Thomas Stebbins, East measure** in improving Its stand- tile administration’s feed g:;41n. news and editorial reference at After presenting the cards in ties and their -possible powers of would- never say openly what seme ed by -jetliner - from the United tionality of the UN. troops sent M. T. Stevens Co. before her retire- cur in another section of the na- new AUTO-RITE. yesterday on tlie possibility of re- Hartford; Miss Catherine Naven, ards of Service: program and the proposal for aid least, to be Moscow's most reliable mass. Senator Lucas drew the at- divination by loading the mail callous outside observer might 22N St. Janies St.; Jerry Tarvano, States to aid the bninefte beauty there. ment. She was a member of SL The acquisition of a satisfactory Heading East tion's life—the union movement. boxes with cards an^ letters bear- suspect, namdiy that the one un- moving Cold War issues from the in her fight against pneumonia John’s Episcopal Church. to dependent children of unem- fellow-traveler on the African con- tention of the committee to One / assembly's agenda. Ma.xwell Dr., Vernon; Mrs. Mar- A U.N. spokesman warned that number of railroad cars, of loco- ployed workers. Ih e union movement aa a whole card in particular, it represented, ing no hint of their own destina- addressed card made more of an complicated by anemia. But after "If the United Nations fail to get Miss Golde is survived by There was no pjinouncement of garet Fehr, 10 N. Park St^ Rock- its arrival one of the doctors said motives and other rolling stock As for other administration bllla, tinent. still espouses free trade. But in- he said, an unusual tribute to the tion, so he hastened to offer a pos- impression than the possible agreement. But Izvestia, the So- ville; Mrs. Norma OsgOod, East back by peaceful means, it is em- brother, William Golde of 13 to be used for freight and pas- From Rockies Rayburn reported that “our com- He haa In his owm country, ac- efficiency of the postal service. sible explanation for the apparent thousands of cards whose course it might not be used for several Chamberlin St. dividual unions are beginning to viet government newspaper, said Hartford; William Schenetsky, 114- days. powered to use force as a last re- senger service. mittees are hard at work” on them.- eapted Russian aid and advice. He hfiraculously, he said, it had miracle. through .the mails was strictly sort if necessary.” The performance of a specified rebel, with action, against some of In Moscow that the Russians Grove St., Rockville; Mrs. Joan When Miss Taylor reached Private funeral services will be (Continued from Page One) He said the metoures Include fed- seemed In the Congo crisis, to be been delivered to him, .at his home, The rard in question had, he routine. would not press for >assembly dis- Batz, 10 Cedar St., Rockville; Miss The U.N. Command were re- held at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 program of maintenance, cleaning eral aid for education and i^propos- its specific results. in spite of the fact that the ad- A S LI H LE A S low point last evening, Dr. Gold- pla3dng openly the Lumumba said, arrived in the midst of one obert J. cussion of U.S. spy flights over Joann Fisher, 347 Burnham St.; man said "We are very worried.” portedly under orders from U.N. Ellington Ave. The Rev. James L. and rehabilitation work upon some said, was a low pressure area that ai'to increase the minimum w^e. The side irony Involved is thsyt dress Bide of the card had, by some of the larger batches delivered to Soviet territory. The newspaper' Mrs. Phyllis Gaura and son, 277 headquarters in New York to hold Grant of S t John's Church will or all of the railroad cars, includ- originated in the Southwest and Rayburn said Kennedy still plans game, which w u also considered malfunction in the printing pro- But the blood transfusions gave this situation is part of the good him, and it was likely that the called on the West to "clean the Spruce St.; , Mrs. Marilyn , Mar- her added strength. !- off launching any military opera- officiate.' Burial will be in Grove ing self-propelled cars, and loco- moved in a northeasterly direc- to send Congress a special message Russia’s game. And until Ghana cess, been left completely blato. postal authorities, noting the tions until at least 8 p.m. tonight. Thursday on the administration’s result of the great post-war effort Personal Notices agenda . . . of questions which chant and son, Glastonbury: Mrs. Under sedation, she frequently Hill Cemetery. ’ motives and other rolling stock tion through the country. As. the Joined all the other free nations. Here was a poet card which en- similarity in the card, and the may appear on it only as a result Dorothy Custer and son. Vine .Dr., lapsed into unconsciousness. But Five men of a D ^lsh supply There will be no calling hours. used in the freight and passenger low pressure area moved, possibly housing bill. , this country made to spur the eco- tered the mall ajrstem with no ad- fact that its message wm'' the R ot the Cold War." unit were the only U.N. person- service of such railroad. Asked about the White House'de- Africa In support of the latest she was able to recognize her 31- 15,000 to 18.000 feet' above ground a t 7 Vernon. cision to send the President’s farm Security Council resolution on the nomic recovery of both its World dress of any kind on it and which, same as the other cards in the Card of Thanks REAL ESTATE Izvestia did not specify any DISCHARGED TODAY: . John year-old husband. nel remaining in Matadl following Mrs. Audrey M. Shaw The; provision of freight and level, it created violent changes In War n alliea and enemies. Thanks nonetheless, found its way to same stack, undoubtedly conclud- Th« fAmily of Herbert H. Johnson MITH particular Cold War issues the The breathing tube kept her the surrender and evacuation of pa."isenger service at satisfactory message to Congress next week In- Congo, It tod been assumed that wishes tb thank the Tnedical staff of INCORPORATED Peterson, South Windsor; Janine Ea.st Hampton — Mrs. Audrey weather. intended' receiver as speedily and ed that they could take a safe the. Manchester Memorial Hospital, INSURANCE Russians want the West to drop. from speaking but she managed the 15-man Sudanese garrison and M. Shaw, 40, of Wangonk Trail levels of frequency and on-time stead of this week. ^ Planned orig- Gtona was also playing what In part to our, help, that recovery gamble on its intended destination. But likely candidates are the Havanec, Aniston; Joseph Taricco, a 9-member Canadian communica- Heavy rain, sleet and some snow inally, Mansfield said the adminis- efficiently as if his name and relatives, neifhbors, and friends for the to scribble a note: formerly of Manchester, died sud performance and at reasonable f'ell over the Southwest last week- Bsually turned out to be Russia's has come, and it is beginning to street number tod been printed on The General Law Committee Is many acts of kindness and sympathy Q U A RTERLY complaints against Chinese Com- 36 Marshall Rd.; Warren Thumau- "How am I getting along?” tions unit Sunday. The withdraw- rates. tration wants' more time to consid- shown them in their recent bereave- MS M A IN ST., O ^ U N D e X O O R -T B L . M l M M l 24 Hillcrest Rd.; Mrs. Antonia denly this morning a t . Middlesex end, and as the Ib-w pressure area er certain factors which apparent- game at tbe United Nations. flood the world with its piwluc- it. a good-natured conunittee, and ment. They would especially like to munist domination of Tibet and "Just fine,” Fisher told her al came after more than 24 hours Memorial" Hospital in Middletown The performance of a specified tion. Some of thik production Senator Lucas himself apparent- suffers the group tactics to which thank all those who sent the beautiful -IN S C R A N S a n TB S SIN G E 1914” the Soviet suppression of the Hun- Hyjek, 239 South St., Rockville; with a comforting smile. of battle In which two Sudanese program of maintenance and re- moved north and eastward It ly were not taken into account pre- Now President Nkrumah, arriv- it Is exposed, at almost every floral tributes and loaned the use of Walter Cooley, Hebron; Donald were killed and 13 wounded. She was the wife of Robert E brought windstorms, rain and hall 'Wously. • ' fights with our production for ly didn’t want to invite the gen- cars. garian revolt. In another note she asked, Shaw Sr. habilitation work upon, the track- tag in New York for the opening • Izvestia's statement was under MacDougall, Cemetery Rd., Ver- “ How are the children?” Twelve Sudanese were missing. age, rights of way, yards, repair into the country's -midsectlon. Asked to specify these factors, markets elsewhere. And some' of Mrs. Herbert H. Johnson, non; Mrs. Victoria Hennings Wap- Born in Meriden, the daughter Chicago's tornado and hea-vy Mansfield replied that they were aasslon of the United Nations Gen- William Johnson. study at headquarters lof the U.S He answered her with a reas- The withdrawal of the Sudanese, of the late Joseph and Mabel Mur shops, signaling devicies and other this production comes right into mission to the United Nations. ping. announced on the even of resump- transportation property of such snowfalls in Iowa, Minnesota. not mentioned at toddy’s meeting. eral Aaaembly, confers with Sec- suring .smile. ^ phy DeAngelo, she-had resided in Nebraska and Wiscopsln ivere retary Gehei^ Hammarskjold and this country, competing against But Indications were the United The film beauty has two sons tion of the U.N. General Assem- .East Hampton for 10 years. railroad. States wanted to listen first to by her second husband, Michael bly's 15th session, dealt a blow to The Governor did "not deliver caused by the low pressure. with United States Ambassador American Industry at a time when She was a member of St. American Industry itself needs a what Gromyko had to say on The Wilding, and a daughter, Liza, Dag Hammarskjold. Monica’s Group of Pius X Guild, of his mes-sage in person. It was read Monday’s tornadoes, heavy rain, Rockville-Vemon Steveaaon, and is acfaeduled to Congo before agreeing to any Break Cases bv her third husband, the late Gen. Abboud, In pulling out his for hjm. windstorms and heavy snow also little economic recovefy help. curtailment of assembly discus- St. Patrick’s Church, East Hamp-’ He again told his press confer- were created by low pressure. ' meet with Preeident Kennedy in Mike Todd. Sudanese contingent, charged ton. and a member of Its Council Washington tomorrow. He is con- So, even while the labor federa- sion. “ She has great will power and United Nations decisions were ence earlier In the day that he At least 'three persona died In a 7 Meanwhile, Congo President Jo- Solved^Says vague, weak and helped to spread of Catholic Women. hoped Connecticut would be the rash of twisters Monday. Torna- Man Guilty ferring with all these people on tion as a whole has Just reaffirmed M ETRECAL is. Is—fighting hard," the weary Its traditional support of the re- seph Kasavubu Informed the Fisher told newsmen. ' disorder.” In addition to her husband, she first to take action. does and pow ^ul winds damaged the question of the Congo, and all United Nations that under no con- "A most pathetic sight,” said a ‘United Nations carelessness in is survived by a son Robert E. The fo!ir states have agreed to sedres of bulldinga and downed these people, apparently, consider ciprocal trade agreements pro- ditions will he relinquish control Police Chief hospital attendant of the actress, distributing forces placed Sudan- Shaw Jr. of Providence; five furnish about $6.2 million tox re utility lines over wide sections of Of Reseliinfi; gram, individual unions are off LIQ U ID 6 -P A C K DONT of the Ctyigolese army. ese troops in areas . . . without daughters, Miss Joan ,C. Shaw of lief to the railroad as part of a the Midwest before . dissipating him to be something more than -who lay with her long dark hair In a m^sage to Secretary-Gen effective safeguards,” he said, South Coventry. Miss Judith A. 4-year. $54 million financial relief merely in African voice for Mos- the reservation. The Amalgamat- Form erly $2.09 Eleven cases of breaking and en- tied back from her beautiful pale over the Appalachians. Car Not His ed Clothing Workers union has eral Dag Hammarskjold. face by a piece of surgical . "(and)' confirm our doubts about Shaw. Miss Carol J. Shaw, Miss program. As the storm moved into the cow. In fact, they seem to be ac- tering in Manchester between Dec. the United Nations Congo Opera- Nbrma M. Shaw and Miss Pamela Republican bills providing for 'instructed Its workers to stop cut- bu s^ld reorganlzatlbn of the army Two of the nurses ' who had southeast and northward, it dump- cepting the possibility that he may LET IT GO —one of the measures called for 24, 1960, and Feb. 4, 1961, in which watched over her were wet eyed tions.” L. Shaw, ail of East Hampton; a repeal of the gro.ss revenue tax ed nearly 2 inches of ' rain over Bernard W. WlUls, of Union, a . ting Japanese fabrics and to pick- NOW 11.56 In the last Security Council reso- an estimated $231 in cash was .as they came off duty. . Capt. Gerard Blanger. 33, of brother, Alfred DeAngelo of South- were heard at well-attended public parts of Alabama yesterday in 6 former used car salesman working , . be an African speaking for Afrl- the Canadian Signal Tilnlt driven hearings earlier in the session. et stores selling Japanese- suits lution on' The Congo—must em- stolen, have been cleared up, ac- A spokesman for Dr. Goldman ington; a sbiter. Miss Madeline De- hours: l',4 inches In Atlanta. out of Rockville, was found guilty ■ beginning May 1 unless Japan brace the entire country. said "Helpful end sympathetic from Matadl, said the Congolese Angelo of Meriden; -and a niece. Thursday's hearing on the Dem- Bdilnd this new attitude toward cording to Policy Chief James resented the Sudane.se taking ever ocratic bill should be routine, but this morning of selling a 6ar he agrees to put some voluntary lim- ' 8- O Z. P O W D ER He aaJd this should include cables” are pouring in from all The funeral will be held Thurs- Nkrumah there may be, for one Oriental Province, Kivu, South Reardon. the garrison there from lighter- ma.v draw the usual crowd. did not legally own to a "dealer it on its shipments here. And May • ^ Form erly $1.19 over the world. day at 9:45 a.m. from the Wall Fu- thing, some change in hla own out- DOWN Kasai and KaCanga—areas not Blamed for the breaks are ”Many\of them suggest cures skinned Moroccan troops. The Mo- neral Home, 42 W. High St., East Under the terms of the admin- for $900. 1 Is also the deadline some elec- under Kasavuhu’s control. Andrew Kis.sell, 19, ot 765 E. Mid- roccans had been called home by istration bill, as rewritten the About Town Judge Alva P. Lolselle In Tol- look, perhaps a change resulting and trearifients,” the i spokesman their government. Hampton, follo-wed by.a high Mass railroad will pay a token of land County Superior' Court issued trical workers have put on He said his government Is pre- dle Tpke.; Randall R. Hill, 21, of coptinued.con. "They are not being oUreqviiem at 10:30 at St. Patrick’s f e i from the crude and naked way „ NOW 80c pared to initiate reorganization at 6 Pearl St.; Junior Stout, 21, of "They (the Congole.se) com- $20 in lieu of the gross revenues A meeting of the Mothers Club the finding and, .ordered the case handling parts from Japan. Ignored and we are grateful for plained it was w ong for black Church. Burial will he in* St. tax when there is no net railway continued to March 23 for pre-een- Rnasla has been exposing its own once without waiting for it to be 88 E. Center St.; Raymond P. them all." Patrick’s Cemetery. of Center Congregational Church, In other times, perhaps, these launched aimultaneously in other Miller Jr., 18, of 810 Tolland Tpke.; men to’ be pitted against black operatim; income. scheduled for tomorrow at 8 p.m., tence investigation. ' hand In Africa. Dr. Goldman told new.smen four Friends may call at the funeral Following conclusion of Wlllls’e same workers knew that a tariff- THE aectora. But he added this Is sub- and Mervin W. MiL4an, 22, of 281 drugs are being used on Miss Tay- men,” Belanger said; The Goiovernor said in his fress has been canceled; Members will But there Is also a possibility 3'/j-LB. POWDER home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 protected job was not a sound job, ject to reaching a satisfactory Center St. lor because she had the same type Amid the continuing military confei-ence that'th e State Public attend neighborhood group meet- trial late Friday, Judge Lolselle that the West is beginning to, mas- and political confusion, the U.N. to 9 p.m. > Utilities Commission would bq the ings, sponsored by the church, at said he .wodld withhold decision un- and knew that if everj-body every- Form erly $6.93 agreement with military lead- Kissell, Hill and Stout were ar- of pneumonia 16 months ago. she til today to allow him to study ter one of the difficulties of its ers in the other areas and if re- rested on Feb. 22 and charged with built up a atrong resistance to the headquarters reported one sue agency to see that the terms of the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Charles where proceeded to hide behind a cess. It said the emergency air- the hill are complied with. fiaxter, 4 Olcott Dr.; Mr. and Mrs. various points of law brought up own outlook, one of Its failures to organization proved Impossible it various counts of breaking and usual drugs used to combat the lift of food to hundreds of thou In the case. comprehend what may be in the high tariff wall the whole world (ijow $ 4 .8 5 would be suspended immediately entering with criminal intent Mn illness. . There has bedn general biparti- Calvin Steineker, 67 Milford Ril.. sands of refugees in South Kasai Funerals san agreement on the need. fOr fi- and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Akin, ,86 Legal points were raised. large; mind and purpose of such an Afri- would have permanent depression. In Leopoldville. connection with three of the "Miss Taylor Is too ill ,to man- Province had cut the famine death But there are few minds-which Nkrumah was the. only speaker breaks. ufacture the antitoxin necessary nancial assistance to the railroad. Starkweather St, at that time., ly by Defense Atty. Harry Ham- .can leader. tV^enever we erftoun- rate 75 per cent and the worst Pierre E. Tests Sr. The Republican bills in their es- mer who argued that the sale of tjie c^n o t be. clouded when their listed for the opening session of the Kiasell and Hill each pleaded in- to fight her illness herself,” said was over. But it added that a ter an African statesman who is resumed 15th General Assembly. nocent to three counts of the her physician, "so we have to A large delegation from Klwanis sentials were similar to: the Demo-! The Frank J. Mansfield Marine car from Willis to the dealer In pocketbook is touched. large number of the Congole.se cratlc bills. Cocya League Auxiliary -will meet Thompsomdlle was void belause It Just as willing to take aid and ad- A \ A N C H EST ER D R U G The Russians sounded a new charge on Feb. s!3, and their cases pump it into her ready made.” were suffering from- malnutrition. Club of Manchester and many out- Jarring note on the eve of the ses She is being drip-fed through of-tmvn friends attended funeral tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Army had not been properly recorded. vice ■ from Russia as from us, a were continued until this Thurs- Hammer also argued that because 717 MAIN STREET slon when Soviet Foreign Minister, day for trial. Stout pleaded guilty a vein in her ankle. servic'es for Pierre E, Tcets Sr.. 65 and Navy Club. Statesman who seems to make no Storms And Tliejndex Gromyko snubbed a luncheon Ham- The real life drama of Miss Tay- Finley St., a retired 'police lieu- the auto had been temporarily re- to two counts, and his case was ZB A Time Limit possessed by the man from whom particular ideological choice be- That price index went down in marskjold save yesterday for also continued to thjs Thursday' lor attracted many people to the tenant in Rockville Centre, Long. John Averis, Manchester table tween Russia and us, we have an Nkrumah. streets outside her hospital. Island, N. Y. . tennis, champion, and his brother, Willis bought it, the conditional the month of January, for the first for sentencing. Nikita Calls Hit by Applicant sales contract was nullified. Instinct' to classify him as, at the Gromyko’s boycott was seen as They - talked in hushed tones. gervices were held Sunday af- Val Avens, will give an exhibition time in a year, but don’t try to blunt notice that the Soviets will Kissell and Hill are being held of the sport at 9 o’clock tonight, Willis bought the car from his ■ best, a foolish tool of Jhe Com- ill., custody in lieu of $2-,000 bond Scores walked up to reporters and ternoon 'at the Watkins-West F“i- get your knife and fork into It. oppose any Congo peace plan in photographers to ask the same neral Home,-142 E. Center St. The - A writ, charging, that the Man-, after the regular meeting of the employer, Ralph Llpman, who op- munists. We do not hav-e very each, while Stout Is free under the erated Ralph's Motor Sales in The decline in the statistical which the Secretary-General has a question; ' U.S. Envoy Rev. Lawrence F. Almond, pastor Chester Zoning Board ot Appeals Briti.sh' American tlub,' beginning hand. The Soviet forelgpi minister same bond. "How is she?” , (ZBA) did not have authority to at_8 at the clubhouse. Rcfckville for a number of years. much Imagination for the busi- cost of living was one-tenth of one Miller is also in custody. He wys of South Methodist Church, offi- ness of entering his mind, and lo- la- expected to continue to, press One woman, -Mrs. Sharlle Phil ciated. Frederic Werner was or- limit an application request for a When he sold the car to 'Willis, per cent, and it will be hard for •the Kremlin’s demtods for an end arrested In South Windsor on Feb. Llpman said, he ( Upman) guaran- cating ourselves within his frames Ion, 39, from Roehampton. Eng ganist. repairer license to one year instead Fesris Reynolds Group of Sec- you to find any reflection of this 3 2 n d A n n iy ersa ry Sa le of the U.N. Congo operation and 13, charged with breaking and en- land, tried to reach Ml.ss Taylor's To Siberia Burial took place j"egterday af- of two, was fb have been served ond Congregational Church will teed Willis' payments. of reference until we find and un- tering with criminal Intent and in your own accounts. In facti In Hammarskjold’s resignation. room. ternoon at Kensico Cemetery at today to Roger B. -Bagley, chair- meet Thursday at 10 a’im. at the Lipman added , that he did not derstand his particular Id.ea of a Gromyko csilled on Nkrumah at with larceny. He, along with a com- “Two nights ago I had a dream" church parlors.-Mrs. Arthur Doane become concerned .about the sale order to take advantage of It, you fContinued from P u e One) Valhalla, N. Y. Astor Lodge of man of the ZBA. neutrality which is really neutral, his hotel suite yesterday, apparent panion, John R. Wennergren, 21, about Eddie Fisher and Miss Tay- Masons,^ . New York City, of Which AUv. Charles N. Crockett, rap- and Mrs. Edwin Doughty will be until October 1960, vyhen tha would have had to be buying a ly to make deaf his boycott of the of 4 Pearl St., will have a hearing Hartford National Bank and Trust and, therefore, not within the defi- lor,” she told a doorman. ter Andrei Gromyko last Thurs- Mr. T>ets was a past master, con-^ re.senting John Lynch, owner of hostesses. used car sometime during Janu- luncheon was not directed at the on probable cause to be bound over’ “In the dream I got the impres- da.v for an appointment with ducted Masonic services at the Co. billed- him for $6M unpaid nition either we or Russia would the Hollywood Service Center at ary, or perhaps picking up a bar- Ghana president. to Superior Court ai Circuit Court, sion that she doe.sn’t realize she Klirus.hchev and told reporters it grave, 312 E. Center St., said the writ Dante PaganI, 167 N. Main St. toward the car. Instinctively- give to the word. Nkrumah’s Congo proposal, aa East Hartford, Friday. A war- can do more for herself than her is vacationing in .Palm Beach, Action was brought against gain at some clothing sale. ' | wss urgent for him to see the .st.Tte.s that the ZBA ba.sically acted What we and Russia usually mean outlined in a recent cable to Ham- rant for Miller’s arrest on th? al- doctors.” Soviet premier. Fla.‘ Wlllias thereafter. Lipman aald Prices on these two items went marskjold, differs shaiply from •”I'm sorry, madam,” said . the arbitrarily on its decision of Feb, by neutral is sonic country’s de- leged offenses In Manchester has He said he would go "anywhere 2(i, to grant Lynch a one-year ex- he found the car ..had been sold down. In some places, bepause the Soriet demands. It contains been lodged In East Hartford. porter—"but you csin't go In.” qt any time at Mr.-Khrushchev’s A midweek ■ Lenten'service at three times in all after it had lef. cision to have nothing to do with j Many Issues tenllpn on his application request January was such a cold and these main points: McLean is^presehtly being held "I must see her," begged Mrs convenience.” 7:30 p.ra. tomoiyow at Zion Evan- his own hands. one or the other of us. If a coun- j —flew— AlpAfrletli— U.N? Phillon, ”1, must tell her how she tor a repairer’s licen.se at the serv gelic^ Lutheran Church -will be stormy month people had little ui New TTork City on larceny He said the reason was that try acceptj^ aid and advice from I Command should lie set up In The charges. A warrant has also been can get well.” - diplomatic news ages so rapidly Ice station. preceded b.v an adult information time or instinct for shopping. 'So ; Before Board Crockett said that, since 1945, us, and fibt from Russia, that Congo to take over full responsi lodged there for his arrest. Gently but firmly the doorman and it was already so many days hour at 6:30 and a Lenten family Sellers w’ho needed some space on . . . It's so-o-o easy to let money throug h‘ your fIn g e rs- ^ o w n blllty for law and order. told her she would have (o ivrite to .such a request, when granted, was film, "Betrayal in Gethsemane,” makes that country a true neutral. since his last talk with the Presi- The board of directors' will act Increased Rate their shelves or in their used car 2. All Congolese armed units Fisher. dent. for two years. at 7:15. The Sunday School staff But if it accepts aid and advice tonight on a proposed ordinance Following the .Feb. 2Q public will n)eet. after the service. lota marked some prices down, the drain. Best insurance ag ainst it is to have a regular saving plan Bhould return to their barracks ."Oh dear,” said the woman, re- Within the past 24 hours, the from Russia as well as from us, f' and surrender their weapons to treating to the sidewalk to,stare Soviet Union has called for an eas- which would allow one more Re- hearing, the ZBA, in executive ses- and the consumer index tells you &)llins Quits sion, expressed hope that Ljaich The Kiwi Club, organization of On Mail Urged that ^ a k e s the country suspect. here. M ake p ay d ay S A V I N G D A Y‘*^t M anchester's oldest financial the new UN. Command. The dls up at the second floor windows, ing of Cold War Issues in the publican to be «n the building coni- that, therefore. It cost you less' to arming should be voluntary, but I know I can give her confi- United Nations and Khrushchev would clean up his premtsSs at former, American Airline steward- When we react this way, it makes the U.N. troops would use force if dence.” , has rattled his rockets again. . mittee. 342 E. Center St. from any ac esses, w'ill meet Thursday at 7:30 ' (Continued from Page One) dress and transport yourself . in institution w here it will go to work for you earning a handsome Post on TDC p.m. at the. home of Mrs. Ra.vmdnd" the country Itself feel that we are January. This gives you a nice, necessary. f The actress’ fight for life has Khrushchev, in a kpeech pub' Under the present ordinance cumulation of disposable Items extreme and unfair‘ in our own ' 8. All non-African i>ersonneI almost completely overshadowed lished last night, said once more there are five Republicans and that detract from the appearance F. Miller, 3«r-’Sunset Ridge t)r„ his approval before his inaugm;^- thrifty, k eep i^ - ahead - of - the - tion. Judgments. 3% % annual dividend. serving in The Congolese armies Atty. William B. Collins, a can- the movie .”C l e o p a - t r a” that that the Soviet Union hag enough four Democrats on the nine-mem- of the nelghhorhtiod, East Hartford. sheriff feeling so long as you don't ber committee. Day said the proposed Increase And sometimes, in such a'situa- must be expelled at once. didate to fill the Democratic di- brought' Miss Taylor to Britain hydrogen and atomic weapong to ■ The ca.se Is returnable to the try to reduce it from abstract 4. Once the military situation last autumn for the leading role. blast an aggressor off the Earth At the February meeting of the Court of Common Pleas on the first Miss Mary Anne Beach, daugh- may not come this year, beoause tion, wo actually push the neutral rectorship vacated last week by ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. of extensiue hearings in Congress. theory. is brought under control, all po- Dbiess has kept her away from and that it has the world's most board, the Republican directors Tuesday in April iarther toward Ruasia than the John Hutchinson, "’'resigned 'from powerful^ rockets to carry nuclear suggested changing the ordinance Beach, 143 Boulder Rd„ will ap- "There is a g r ^ difference ot If, Instead of buying clothes or We are celebrating 32 years of Mrving Eastern Con- litical prisoners 'would be released the cameras ever since while costa pear in "Wet Paint”, a synchro- neutral ever wanted to go. We do and The Congo parliament would the town development commission on the film soared. bombs. so that the minimum minority rep- .opinion in CongrflS about postal used cars In January, you afient necticut with the greatest sale in our history. resentation on the building com- nized .swimming production to b4 rates and it will take a great deal tbla by inalatenUy labeling the be convened. last night after serving a month. Studio officials emphasized that Khrushchev said the Imperialists Curved Bars Won your money^on some other Items, The board of directors irians to might try to halt Soviet progress by mitttee Is the same as on other presented bv members of the Swim of effort on our part to achieve Bsutral as a fellow traveler, or aa Famous JANSSEN and LESTER Betsy Ross, spinet 6. All foreign diplomatic mis- the star’s Recovery la the para- Club at Wellesley College, Welles- like some food or some heating sions and representatives would name HutchUison's successor at mount thing now. war, but he warned that war would committees. By Five Scon Is the increases.’' he said. Oonununlat-dominated, by closing pianos at give away prices. only doom the Capitalist world. He . On a nlne-mCmber board, the ley'. Mass., Friday an* Saturday. Day estimated the proposed hike oil, you found your cost of living leave The Congo for the. .time be- a meeting tonight In the municipal , A studio spokesman said' offi- Miss Beach, ‘a fre.shmnn at Wblles- building at 8 o’clock, added that the time is near ’’when minimum Is three minority mem- in first class mail and airmail cur own doors and contacts, or going up. THOMAS and GULBRANSEN transistor organs at the ing to give the new U.N. Command' cials conferred here yesterday Five Girl Scouts of 'Froop 57 of ley, will appear in a swim show rates would bring in an additional Mnitting off our qwn aid imtil we a chance to operate without inter- Mayor Harold A. Turkington about the movie In the. light of our Socialist country will triumph bers.- . ' Nonetheless, even If It took ,Ian- lowest prices ever. • oveV" capitalism on ' all fronts of Democratic directors protested St. James’ parish received curved number based 'on Renoir's “Moulin "$430 million annually. have done our share of proving to ference. said this afternoon the six Re- Miss Taylor's grave sickness. He bars., the' highest award i'n girl- de la Galettq” Shp Is a graduate .uary'B weather to do it, news of publican directors "have been con- peaceful, competition." •the change, on the grounds that He also said the department 1s ^ the small nation involved that its S A V I N G S U.S. Ambassador Stevenson has said Spyros SkouraS, chief of 20th scouting, 'a t a recept Court of ot Manchester High School. ,studying the pdsslbiUty of return- even a atatlsUcal decline in the SELMER and MARTIN saxophones at great reductions. not commented publicly on Nkru sidering the names of a number Century-Fox, the company pay- The speech was made to agricul the committee was acting smooth- Awards at ,St. Jatnes,;. Sihool hall. dream of real neutrality is false, tural workers in Sverdlovsk last ly under the present,setup. ■ ing to twtee-a-day home mail de- cost of living is good news. If the GUITARS, AMPLIFIERS at prices to make you happy. mah’s plan but the United States of Democrats." ing Miss Taylor $1 million to play They were Marilyn 'Cody,| MauYa A service of Bitter Lamenta- liveries,. but Mid no decision haa whereupon its own instinct Is to He said that the m li^ity rep- Cleo^tra, is ejected here Thurs- Thursday. However, the resignation of one weather had been good, the index ajid L O A N . has announced its support for the of the four Democrats, Mrs. Mary O’Brien, 'Sharyn' Laraia] Ruth tions will be hel4 tomorrow at 7 been made. ‘Tills extra aervtce, ba more still closer to Russia. , present U.N. operation directed by resentation ordinance off^e town im New York. , '' Scheibenpflug, and Carol Loini- p.fn. at St. John’s Polish National might have gone the other way. A S s o C I A r 1 O M ENVOY TO ISRAEL NAMED Barry, opened the way for ap- said, would cost an additional $178 We h&ve done some part of all Hammarskjold. requires that the post be filled bardo. Mrs. Vlcloria England is- Catholic Church. The service will million a year. But ■who knows? F’erhaps the in- by a Democrat. Wrahlngton, March 7 I'Pi — pointment of a Republlcam. leader of thp trpop. ^ these things to Nkrumah, and yet, President Kennedy todfiy chose The board of directors voted to be followed by a meeting of the Day said tha department Is dex can be trained to go down C A S ^ ^ EXECUTES TWO Atty. 'Collins is the candidate youth group, harmonica practice dropping entirely the facsimile a t the moment, he seems to be s^nsored by the Democratic Town in Chimney career diplomat Walworth Bar- postpone appointing Mrs. Barry’s KING SENTENCE VOIDED even when the aim shines. Havana, March 7 (4V-Two bour to be ambasrador to Israel. successor until-the ordinance can and a play rehearsal. The play re- speed mail program on which $4>^ moving out in tbe open again,' and WARD MUSIC CO. OLDEST riHANCIAL IWTITUTIRiT accused terrorists were ex- Committee. Another. Democrat, AUanto, March 7 W—The-Oeor- hearsal Is in preparation for a con- mllUdn haa been spent for . re- MANCHCSTO' ’ Barbour, now Deputy Chief' of Into some' dealing with, us again. 99 SUMMER ST.—MANCHESTER ecuted early today in La Ca- WsOter Mahoney, aimpunced his Stopped Quickly be changed. gia Court ot A pp^s toStly void- vention of the yopth groups of all search. He said tto Defense De- Mission in London, will succeed Other itenoA on Uie agenda of ed a 12-month traffic sentence Fattops to moved close enough to ‘ Ball’fi Belle bana mUltaiT fortress, bringing candidacy for the post. The .ap- Connecticut parishes to meet at partment could benefit, however, Open Till 9 P.M. Tues., Wed., Thurs. and FrI. pointment will be made by 4U of A chimn^ fire In the home of Ogden B: "Reid, leoently resign- tonight’s meeting ^ c h will begin given Integration le ^ e r Martin Russia to get a a really good look. /0 0 7 c 4 €a in to 091 the unofficial total of ed. Barbour, 52, entered the For- at 8 ix’cWck- In the municipal build- St. John’s church In May. from tha research on sanding mtU Belle of the first inaugural ball executtons ' since Fidel Castro the directors.

with DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE DemooraUo town dhajm an to B i^ labiuy, said there are Sliout 400 Sewer Rates •^HOW ABOUT t h a t I eNO FOR: CREAM FOR Demoorate aiid *00 lndepend«te Town, Collector Sign Answaft to Previous Ptnila St a te N ews compared with 1,400 RepublteaM ■cry! THBRE WAS Hearing Set ' A P POUCE WHISTLE THAT1SA HIS l a s t SCKC> A« TJbdte A ctor 1 in the town. M THE CWNCHlEff. BIGGER C O ST Trtfe O W LS :] me landlord is , YbkTMAM^ PLEN TY’.'HE PRIN TED R o u n d u p New Garbage Contract An Informal meeting on the pro- JTERATURE.:= HEY! INEEP SOME (UEASURINO THB . ACEOSI TOuaUBad Dodd Bio*U Reds posed increase in sanitary sewer CREAM FOR OWLS CLUB F0«A A COLOR bl in d .-WBCARDSR3RA 8 Honey makera FtiUadelphla, March 7 81K" FART/AND 1,6 Popular^ • S^tlahmln rates wiU be held by the board of CEREAL, n jS S ! PADLOCk AND1HE UU actor (Oontlnned from P»ffe One) Ihomaa J. Dodd, D-DOnn., laat A new contract between the town and the Connecticut directors Tuesday, March 14, In MASOR HAS > Vt RYiMS TOy^Cy FORSOTTO eiN»e lllutow. lOFaminine night lashed out at communism K MAke X/^em differenK 13 Several of hia aufflx Carting Co. has been signed for garbage collection in the the hearing room of the ihunlclp^ PUNS FOR THE ACCiilMUUTION OF PROMlSeOTO (AtoNEy.V (NUMBgRS.^------. The plana are for the new waT In a double-barreled attack aimed huilding at 8 p.m .. . / BAIL HIS FLOCk ^ is W Idt-HdM tlckeU to become avail- at the Soviet Union. next five months, - ,w General .Mansiger Richard OOT/ r f o n " able April S. The new tibkets will Dodd attacked the policy of The contract calls for a deduction of $2 for every tiwe the tin said he has not finlshei^tudy- UCL10NIC8, coat 25 per cent of the present 49- J UOnewho 21 Ann, for eo-exiatence because he said It ------♦contractor fails to collect garbage rate structures prepared by ■eta up inatance ride commutation fare between any “encourages aggrreaalon, endangers from a resident. Fred Thrall, superUlteni^nt of the OWMI8TRY k IS Certify 22 Beitowed two points on the line and will be the peace, Imperils our freedom The penalty is the same as the Water and sewer depmment, and leDepreiahm approval valid for 10 rides in the calendar and everyday erodes our own In- penalty in the former contract by Jay Etllnger, controller. bureau (abj 44Spara LECtRO NICS 17 Splandor 23Aasiat 36 Birds’ homaa week Sunday to Saturday. National ' which General Manager Richard An Increase In Mwer rates has 24 Aider (var.) 37 Powerful 46JavamiMtna The tickets will Le available for He told S Vlllanova University Martin terminated In February been recommen^d by town offi- SHARI*, INCL ISMariner’t 23 Plunge into explocive 47 Anatomical purchase on the Wednesday before direction water SSFUed look pinnia law forum that the quest for co- for non-collection of garbage. cials for several years. The Income N /C/E Is I mutuil fund Invsstlng for pos ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN 90 Attecka 27 Japanese 41 Rub out 48 Roman data they become valid. exietence la morally wrong when Guard Notes The only difference between the from sewer ^8*86. according to sible long-term growth. 33 Mortar traya . 80 Biblical UHl Gives Travelogue new contract and the old is the Martin and/^rall, is not enough NO ARS l Ma OT ^^THTO YARE, BOV; KG, UGLY ^ V. .,- aODrega outcasts 42 Passage in It leads to forgetting "the agony N /C/E accumulation plins t r i iv illib it aORlUA ASMNST 28 Cape tbo brain prieat of he hundreds of people enslaved Wiuiam StockdAe, traveler, termination date, which Is Aug. 81, to meet Uie day-to-day costs of 1 eORlUA-IHATS NOW, THOMAS AN' TOUGH, R 3R GORILLA MARfARE 30 Feminine 43 County in L 8 1 Sei ne Whitfiey Ex-Aide Die% for as little is 940 down and 920 montli T H aTRE JU ST T H 'S TUFF. appellation 30 Large plant by communism.'' author and lecturer, will present Hdq. Co. defeated Co. B of WllU- one year earlier than was planned w «• ^ Meredith Studio running the department, or In pay- up to $1000 a month. ftWAT I SAY_ 31 Fish sauce . Florida 33 Depot (ab.) X West Hartford. March 7 CD — when the contract was signed In ing off construction bonds io r in- HC3WF1SHT M YS O SK iT H E N T O rU . SSUtoreieal Park C. Boyd, 75, retired secre- Touching off on another aubject, a full-length color motion picture, mantlc In a basketball -game played N /C/E plans art ivailabla with or wlthput — ■ /kkicxvajst^ headdreas Dodd eaid that Soviet Russia in “Through Hell to Paradtae," at after In the Manchester Ar- June 1959, Lenten Preacher s tu ^ g seiwer extensions. £OmUAS A S3 Even r“5“ 3 1" 7" r I" IT tary of the Whitney Chain Co. The town wUl pay 95,886 a low cost group creditor lift Insurinct BETTER WAY? WHAT I MEAN died yesterday In a private hoa recent years “has been placing North Methodist Church Saturday mory Monday, 60 to 53. Co. B was 34 Indifferent at 8 p.m.. under the joint auspices mqnth to the company to meet the The Rev. William Belury, rec- RE-INSPECTION URGED for frn llttralvra (proopaetus) wrHti 35 Gifu li 15 pital. an "Increasing emphasis on subter- tor of St. Paul’s Church, Wllllman- n" of the Bolton Methodist and North leading at halftime by nine points bid of 967,006 a year. Hartford, March 7 (ff)—The own- 39 Essential being He waa alao a director of the fuge and subteranean operations.” tlc, will be guest preacher at a 40 Perfumed. iB Freedom faces a major threat, Methodist Couples Clubs-, but Hdq. Co. put on a spurt In the Signing of the contract ends ers of the Shore Line Packing Co., !?" Naahua, N. H„ Braaa Co. a dispute between the town smd midweek Lenten service tomorrow East Hartford, have asked the De- Bruce Vanderbrook 42 HypotheUdd / Burvlvora Include hia widow, Dodd said, from Communist man- The Him deplete a tour by car second half to overcome this defi- atructnral unite nr IT \k through Central America oh which cit. Pvt. Charles Keeney of Hdq. the company, which began In a t 7 :30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcop- partment of Consumer Protection Phone Ml 8-4289 43 He wai one of m Mra. Minerva Farley Boyd; a aon ipulation of public opinion and al Ch\u'ch. At the . close of the Ja c k .F . Boyd, Hollla, N. H.; t Influence on government policy. ,, the Stockdalee traveled with live Co. waa the leading scorer with 29 January. and the East Haven Health Direc- RENYX, FIEU) A CO., Ino. filmdom'a small children and boxer dog. The polnU followed by Pvt. Dave Bo- The company complained thht service, the Rev. Thomas Byrne, tor to re-lnspect the premises. The SUSPEN SE »S Idolised — a daughter, Mra. Donald Atkinson. "The trouble,’’ he added, ‘Is director of religious education, Manchester, Conn. that______B^per .... cent----- of the------articles dim includes vleWi of the rugged land with 11 and Pfe BUI Malousky residents were putting trash Ih slaughter h<»iaa was ordered closed KILLING TUEM.= dOAltdorf IsiU 24 23 a 27 p* 29 Harwyn, Pa., and two aiatera, Mra. will lead a discussion period__ in 73 Mountain Road, Re*. capital — U Myer, Warren. Pa., and andZpWjlicatlonsandZpubUcatlone and radio andand- wilderness, a visit to a coffee with 10 points. Lt. Jam es Moriarty their garbage cans. The town said Feb. 23 because of unsanltaiy Con- 40 He had great 55“ Mra. Palmer Caaaell, Je/umette TV"programs— that serve------X,.-. the, Com- piimtatlon, a look Into an active led Co. B ’s attack vrith 22 polnU. that the company was collecting Neill Hall. dlflons, the state agency said yes- acting— . • This was the first game for Hdq. The Rev. Mr. Belury la a na- S2GratM Pa. munist cause cannot be olesrly volcano, and an exhibition of voo- only once a week In some areas of terday., . S“ ' Funeral aervlcea will he held In idenUfled as Communist propa- doo witchcraft. Co., but other games are planned town, and not at all In others. tive of Waterbury, and was grad- CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER S4Roman ■ uated from Musklgum and the magl at r at aa West Hartford on Wednesday. ganda.” for the near future. Martin plana to draw up spec- W In driU, the company received Virgrinia Theologloal' Seminary. He SSLanded M ifications and cost. estimates on training on positions, sling adjust- combined trash and garbage col- served as vjear of Grace Church PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER 41 Man Found Dead More Hepatitis Rockville-V ernon ment and trigger squeeze from in. Broad Brook from 1953 to 1957. M. Sgt. Camlle Labonte and M. lections which 'Will be let out to HE SAID JU ST LCX3KINS A N D I VEP. PROM NOW , a a 47 U Thomaston, March 7 (3’)— Hartford, March 7 WB — The Wd In the spring. Other services at St. Mary's { WE 97 Comforta 44 vate funffrals services will be held S rt. CJeorge Atkins, The next drill SU RE at my, pa c e ma de rrO LD HIM I ON W E'RE JU S T DOWN State Health Department today re Church tomorrow Include Holy \ 31 Bi for James Richard Nye, 35, vice ported 21 more cases of Infectious will also be geared toward range Communion at 6:30 and 10 a.m'., [R T E R in C IS rTTRLJE.' H IM S I C K TO W A S A “ GOOD FRIENDS! 1 Bird crop Little League "T I - I ST O M A C H ' B A B O O N —1. < ■— 9 Sweet accretion president and general manager of hepatitis In Connecticut during firing as 1st Lt. Nathan Agostlnilli with Intercession and Unction fol- PR\SClLLA«j A N D T O sr BB Technlcraft Divlelon of Elec the week ended March 4, bringing and M. Sgt. Charles MarCel will Chaminade Hears lowing the latter service. 0»D'TtXJ ANO( T71 3 Continent teach rapid fire', sight adjustment L E S r i f t H A VE 1 F A LL OPP 4Legal point ironies Specialties Co. of Thomas the 1061 toUl to 135 so far. Slates Dates \ C L IF F . SRetiaina ST ton. . The 1961 figure represents the zeroing, fire datsi card, safety reg- Masters’ Works H a ve Yo u A n B fe n t Sched u led A P » H T ? iObtain Nye was found dead In his ga- highest rate of Infection from the ulations and range procedure. Pianists to Give rage yesterday by hia wife. M«ll disease in the state since 1055. To Register P»vt. Keeney, son of Mrs. Doro- T h a i C a lfs For Food? T cal Examiner Marcus Cox attrib The department said the Jan. 1 thy Keeney of 63 Hackmatack Members of the Chaminade Mu SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL uted death to sulcldo by carbon March 4 figure In 1960 was 45. St., enlisted In Hdq. Co. this week slcal Club heard music of Ger- Recital on Sunday It may be a wedding, a banquet‘6r just an informal Registration for players In the monoxide poisoning. TTils yeaPs second case- of virus and will be trained as a medic dur- man and Austrian composer* ih get-together of a society, lodge or some friendly group. Nye waa a native of Lstneaster, encephalitis also was reported by new Rockville - Vernon Little ing hia six months tour of duty The second in a series of five program presented by Miss Ja- r Ohio, a member of the' Mystic the department. The case In- League has been scheduled for which begins on May 7. recitals by pupils of Frederic E. W E ARE PREPARED T O SERVE Y O U Lodge of Masons, Pittsfield, volved a Norwalk resldenL un- March 20 and 27, according to Vacanies in the six months pro- nette Fraser last night at the Werner, Ernest C. Johnson, and T O Y O U R C O M PLETE SA TISF A CTIO N Mass.; the Connecticut Society of identified; gram are extremely scarce at the home of Mrs. HarVy Fraser, 192 Mrs. Louise Recknagel, Instructors league officials. Rockville and El- of piano and orgran, 'will be held Our catering service is set up to be flexible enough to Professional Engineers, and was Another case of trichinosis was present time, so anyone planning Hartford Rd. a graduate of Yale University, reported during the week, bringing lln^on boys are to register at the to take this program must con- Sunday at 3:30 in the chapel of accommodate any size gathering. Why not call us and Sheffield Scientific School. the total for the year to 23 so far. Lottie Fisk Memorial Building in tact M. Sgt. Raymond Handfield Mrs. William Kloppenburg open- the South Mejhodlst Church. Ml >pfc«. IM, TJt lUfc m. PM. 0*. IT Henry Park, and rural Vernon talk over the details? Before jolplng Technlcraft he as soon as possible. He can be ed the program with a sonata for Thirty students of the class will youngsters at the Public Safety organ by Mendelssohn. Miss Fra- BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL IVM withth6 Gcnenil Elwtrlc reached at the State Armory any play from memory selections from high voltage laboratory In Pitts- Harry MacKenzie Rites Building on West Rd. ser, soprano, accompanied by Mrs. composers of JH e old and new Registration hours are 6:30 to week day from 8 to 4:30. There are field. Danbury. March 7 Iff) —Funeral Prank Gray, sang “Calm as the masters, suclj aS Beethoven, VES, N 8 p.m.. a few vacancies In the unit for Ho leave* his widow, two sons, services were held 9pday to r Harry any prior service personnel who Night” by Bohm, and “Wohln,” by Chopin, Verdi and Mozart. B U T y o u MacKenrle. one a leading Repub- The new league Is actually two G ar den G rove his parents, two brothers imd a Schubert. Werner, Johnson and Mrs. N EV ER G O r leagiues of four teams each, re- might be Interested in joining the slsur. lican figure In Connecticut. company. They, too, should con- Mra. •'Leland Howard, violinist, Recknagel extend a welcome to TELEP H O N ES Ml 3-7364— Ml 3-8383 ’ M AD W HEN - I -♦ MacKensle died In his apart placing the former flve-tetun accompanied by Miss Marjorie O’ league In Rockville. To handle the tact Handfield as soon as possible all persona Interested to attend BIM LT O N E Heads Berlin Schools ment Sunday night at the age of Stephens, played “Minuetto" by this hour of music. B E F O R E 76- ' expansion Little League officials Mozart and “Caprice 'Vlen Oia” by Berlin, March 7 (JP)—CSeorge He was an associate of the late In October created a new adminis- Krelsler. Mrs! Fraser, at the piano, OHM. Bountress, 45, Essex Junction, VL, J. Henry Roraback, GOP national trative post of vice president In played "Adagio” from Beethoven's charge of the rural league and In - Nike Wives Give been named superintendent of committeeman, and ofXcn wielded Pathetlque Symphony and "W altz Berlin schools, effective May 1, at his strong Fairfield County vote land A. Dickinson of Baker Rd., T h e Bank that g i v e s y o u PLANNED S E C U RIT Y a salary of 912,000 a year, plus to dominate GOP state conven- Vernon, was elected. Funds to MAHRG In A F lat” by Brahms. Sponsors of the four Rockville The program concluded with $900 annual expenses. tions. piano-organ duet, “Aijoeo,’’' by He succeeds Dr. E. Parley Eaton, >IacKenile’t career was hurt teams are the PAC Club, the Elka T h e Nike Officers Wives Club who resigned to accept an educa- after he pleaded guilty to charges the TK B Club and the American last night made a gift of remaining Bach, performed by Miss Fraser and Mrs. Gray. Refreshment* were tional post'In Massachusetts last in connection with Weterbury’e Legion. funds In Its disfianded club to the “mllllon-dollar fraud” trial off Sponsors of the rural teams are served by Mrs. Edwin Foster and fall. Manchester Association for the Wt J . Kr i L UBM 3-/ c >y MCA Iw. TJfc Rat. V. Bountreas, superintendent, of 1038-39 and waa sentenced to nine to be the Moose, Vlttneris Garden committed. ■! II.IM. months in jalL Center, Aldon Spinning Mills and Help of Retarded Children, Inc. 5-7 schools In Chittenden, Vt„ DUtrict, “Just took at the darling card the Modern Miss Shoppe which Includes several towns, was Mackenzie is survived by hie the Vernon Fire Department. The A check for 984.34 was presented BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD sends out to remind us that we owe them $187.50!" ..a widow, Clarlnda. The funeral serv- city teams will play at Henry to' Joseph R. Halloran, 42 Bolton JUDD SAXON BY KEN repotred last night to have been St., prertdent of MAHRC, by Mrs. ;rv the unanimous choice of the Berlin ices wore followed by burial In Park and the rural teams at the Public Record^J M3U r n a have Wooster Cemetery. Vernon Elementary School play- Kathryn B. Wlllers, past president HOW, DR. ORW1&, School Board. of the Officers Wives Club, 2nd z ground. Warrantee Deed Boys from eight to 12 years of Missile Battalion, 65th Artillery, LI'TTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON Farmers* Net Up 1 8 % Job Training Program ' age as of July 31 are eligible for at the Manchester Nike site. WlUiam E. and AUce R. Dcwalt Capr.'il Gaa’l'FeataraaCorpk Washington, March • 3 (IP) — Hartford, March 7 (ff) — Gov. play. Hiose in the rural area who “We wished to give our fund to to Lloyd,A. and Rita E. Davidson, TM-WaHd karA Arizona farmers led those of all John N. Dempsey h as' announced are 12. and who played in the a local organization to further help preperty off Tanner St. and i> other states in 1060 ae in 1059, In plans for a pilot program to train Rockville league last year, may in the community Which has taken ■Wellesley Rd. their average net Income per farm industrial workers In new skills. choose to play in the Rockville Us In and helped to make our stay Certifioate of DeadSe n —910,512 compared with 911.301 Dempsey said yesterday the plan league again this year. Other in Connecticut more pleasant,’’ Estate of TTiomas J . Ford to w said Mrs. Wlllers. f In 1059. will begin. shortly at the Bullard rural youngsters will sign for play W alter T. Ford of Nfianchester Havens Technical School In Bridge- In the rural league. The club, comprised of officers and Florence Turney of Ea»i Net" Income is the amount opera- Wives of the Manchester, East tors have left after paying pro- port. The Rockville Little League Hartford, property off Cooper Md His announcement came after a Inc. voted the expansion last fall Windsor and Portland Nike sites duction costs. The average net in- and organized In 1968, has been Bank Sts. come for the country as a whole meeting with Labor Commissioner because of league' requirements Rehato E. Rlcclutl, Education calling for one league for each dissolved since the headquarters last year waa 92,646 compared with has been movqd from Manchester iL 92.548 the previous year. Commissioner William J. Sanders 15,000 population In the franchise ' Army-Navy Setback and Chairman William Horowitz area. The franchise area covers to Plalnville and the Portland site B. BY JOHNNY HART The average for Connecticut last is now being operated by the Na- year was 93,740, up 18 per cent of the State Board of Education. rural Vernon, Elllngrton and Rock- Abe’s, 721; R sld ers,'720; Yan- tional Guard. kees. 696; Kay's PeU, 636; Oaks, from 1959. Sanders said the program at Bul- ville. Mrs, Wlllers also expressed ap- BUZZ SAWYER t by ROY CRANE M A YBE A N TS S L E ^ P TriERES A ©REAT THcJU&Hr. rtW TIRED CAN VtU e B T ? lard Havens would place emphssis 630; Holt’s, 623; Hot Shots, 618; preciation to members of the com- Army-Navy, 617; Knlcks, 603; A LL W IN T ER on electronic courses. munity here who gave their time JUST A MOMENT, M L SAWYER. 0« NEVER KNOVff VMO / NO S P I E S , ' TMIN X WILL SPEAK FREELY. THE SAMPLE ~ o ------^'— 3 for Minority B ill. The pilot program, recommended Trumps, 673; Postals, 551; Dukes, OKAY, ' IM A MAKKED MAH, JOST AS YM f LtSriMMOORVWICHMe.. ivERYnime "OF RUSSIAN NERVE OAS IS READY TO 8E Senate Group Votes to lecture and demonstrate at Hartford, March 7 (ff)— Only by .Dempsey in his inaugural ad^, meetings of the Officers Wives 547; Steins, 517; Barons, 495; 0R.KE*. .ARE. rMSaADOWEDCDHSTAtiHY. OKAY. ^ PICKED UP M A RED CHINA FISHIN6 VILLAGE, Bockers, 494; Kings, 422. wMSTAaorr ^ J ADE, HAVE' AU YfE SAIL IDNIGHJ. three persons—one of them the drew earlier this year, will be Club. IKE •nCKASt' CHECKSP Republican sponsor—voiced sup- conducted under the auspices of Approval of OECD WRETD .^UPSTAIRS.' port at the Capitol yesterday of a the State Education and Labor DELI VER? hUl to exempt towns under 5,000 Departments. (Continned from Page One) population from the state's mi- Coin Club Plans nority representation law. QUOTA CHANGE URGED Sen Homer E. Capehort, R-Ind., Democrats strongly opposed the Washington, March 7 (ff)—Rep. withheld his vote. Fulbright said Auction Tonight proposed legislation. Robert N. Gialmo, D-Conn., has Capehart wanted further time to • Senate Majority Leader Liouis introduced' legislation to allow study the treaty. The Central Connecticut (Join I. Gladstone, D-Bridgeport, said overseas members of immigrant The OECD treaty was signed in Club will meet tonight at 7 at Democrats would fight the bill in families to join their Immolate Paris last Dec. 14. It is designed the Whiton Memorial auditorium, •B.’BM.’K K S ." a-t the Senate. relatives In ^ s country. The bill, to promote jiollcieg for the expan- sion of world trade on a multllater- N.. Main St. There will be an auc- House Minority Leader William introduced yesterday, would sdso tion of coins at the meeting. MO’ TV MEEKJ.R BY DICK CAVALLI T. Shea, D-Merlden, criticized it reform "highly' discriminatory” 'fij, non-discriminatory basis, build up thefeconomles of its members Officers recently elected, by- the Y-7 as a measure lacking the Interest, nationality quotas Gialmo said. It group are Vic Sledel of East Hart- X T O LO N OU w e SH O ULD In the principle of minority rep- wpuld permit a quota not used by and cemtribute' multilateral aid to underdeveloped nations. ford, president; A1 Donn, Man- MICKEY FINN BY LANK l.EONARD T TOLD SOU THE/ LEA VE C H IP'S A T H O ME, ■ resentatlon.” one nation'tn a year to be used by chester, vice president; Richard WERE SHOWING B U T O t , N O / ...- Supporting the Hill with Rep. other nations with oversubscribed It was submitted to (Congress by foilner President Dwight D. Eisen- Karplnskl, Manchester, treasurer; A HORROR FILM J(An A. Rand, R-SaHi*ury, the quotas, and Herman Prajewskl, ^ck- I'VE /HADE ARRANGEAAENT5 TONKSHTj ' hower, and has the strong endorse- UNDERSTAND, FOR you TO STAY AT THE HO sponsor,'were George Mllnrine and ment of President Kennedy, 'ville, secretary. THIS IS MOST EMBARRASSING, \ GOVERNOR! I AS LONG AS you WISH-AND1 William Fdrd, both members of BUY AMERICAN OPPOSED PHIL- INVITING H5U DOWN AND) KNOW THAT HOPE YOU HAVESO/WE I the SallsliUry Board of Finance. •Hartford, March 7 (ff)—^The O v e n cooking THEN RUNNING AWAY LIKE ' ' / THRUWIAY IS Under legislation passed In 1959, State Highway Department la op- THIS! BUT I HAVE NO CHOKE.' J VDUR PET minority peirtles art assured rep- posing ,a bill 'asking for a “Buy U e asy t o d a y ... PROJECT.' resentation on boards and com- American’’ program In the pur- mlaslons. chase of material for highway Mllmlne said that minority rep- construction and maintenance. A resentation has paralyzed some spokesman for th? department FOR EXPERT boards in Salisbury. told the General Law Committee WHEEL ALIGNMENT—WHEEL BALANCING yesterday - that federal regula- He said it' would be better to RADIATOR REPAIRING AND RECORING let the townspeople decide a t elec- tions prohibit such restrictions. DOC I tions who should represent them The lone supporter was the bill’s COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE OLUMU on boards. sponsor, Sen. Jam 6s J . MoCar- ♦ SEE IS i n Mrs. Margaret Gurney, former thy, D-Derby. CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER / A SMALL TOWN S6LOW SAN SHE PREFERRED TO MEET YOU ALONE. WE WERE NNOCENT \ 1 SEE! 1 DIDN'T ^ E ANTOMa X THINK. SHE TOOK FIRST.. AFTER SEEING THE STORY AA' SY5TANPERS.ALM0STI TO MEET y o u br a wl in g CLARKE MOTOR SALES Bless 'em, the little " an g els " ! And ^even If they MR. ABERNATHY BY RALSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY THIS DEED .ME BY SURPRISE. I MAY REGRET PICTURE OF YOUR ESCAPADE WITH ^ M F ACT. MI MI felt PLAYBOYS. WHERE IS, NUW IS rllE riME TO. ' 301 BROAD STREET— MI 9-2012 ' MIMI G M E YOU 1 ACCEPTED ITl AH.IW'RB THAT FRENCH D A N C E R l J SO BAD ABOUT WOT IKt ION en gine? 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MANCHESTER EVENIN(J HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 19%1 PAGB IB B MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1»«1 /A G E ELEVEN THE Wilt Nearing Point Total in NBA Play Herald Angle 3,000 Bradley Surprises by Nixing NIT Bid

EARfl YOST Warriors’ Ace Teachers to Play Cross Accepts Sporta Editor PorJ^reat Cause Smashes J w o Offer for Play Yogi Knows Only One Berra Talent from within the 5Ian- •‘Sometimes I think-there must he two Beiras. obester High and Junior High acing Scoring Marks faculties will be on display Sat- At NY Garden There’s the one who grew up on Dago Hill in St. Louis, who s n r^ y night at the hl|Hi school been playing ball for the Yankees for 14 years, has a beauti- Arens when basketball teams New York—As expected. New York March 7 (A >-The triple crown for ^year-olds New York> March 7 0 Dick Danielson of Trinity, Phil since CStatlon in 1948. ~ , Meanwhile, OiTic!als of the Na- the two Yogi's. "IThen theFe's the points by the time the regular sea- Hyde and Jim Brezlnski, both Against Paret TIm Derby and the Belmont tl opal Invitation Tournament one vou rea'd about in the papers son concludes next Sunday. ex-Keene, N. H., Teachers Col- both are |12S,000-added eventa, (NIT) are hectically scanning the who's a kind of comic strip char- Chamberlain and Arizin’s com- lege cagers, as well as Big Jim list of available.’ for a replacement acter, like Li'l Abner or Joe Pa- New Orlsans, March 7 (A5 — with the Preaknesa at $150,000- bined total of 4688 poipts es- Moriarty of Holy Cross. added. There were 155 nomineea fo- defending champion tliey looka. He hits a home run every tablishes a new record by a two- .Classy welterweight contender thouglit they had signed, sealed time he gets up in the clutch be- The Junior High five will be for the Derby Hay 6 at Louisville, man scoring combination. They led by Dave Doomaa of Bridge- Ralph Dupaa^oday-^ed a wm- 15<~ for the Preakness May 20 at and delivered. And tournament cause he hasn't a nerve in his body conlioi'.ers of tiip .N'f,'.\.\ ch-im- or a worry in his head: he says tallied 4313 points last year. port, Don Shelton of Virginia title bput 'With chami^on Benny Baltimore, and 124 for the Bel- Chamberlain’s 3,068 .-rebounds Is State, Don Standlsh, Frank (Kid) Paret after winning a unani- mont In New York June 3. ^ pionahips are pu;:zliiig over a 24- more funny things than Jackie teani lineiip thrt is only f.vo-tii'id* Gleason- and Bob Hope^put to- a new record for the league, ex- Badstenbner and Nelson Young- mous 10-round decision over mid- Elghty-alx were nominated for gether; he never reads anything ex- ceeding his last year's mark of erman, all of WlUimantlo State. dleweight Joey GlardeUo. all three races,' but 47 othere — completeci with the start of! iVathius Three-Time tiec ) oUeyhail Le'i^ue Champions cept comic books because that's 1941 by 127 retrieves. .Preliminary game at 7 will named for either the Preakness or scrambling oniv a week aw.ny. j The faSt-movlng New Orleans , nte NIT goi a startling refusal Thi'ee time.'? winners of the Reueation Department’s Yost. Pete LoMnglio, Brute Watkiiic, Coach Frank Mil- all he can understand; and he's re- Proponents of team play will- feature the BaiWrd and IlUng fighter BW tly moved out of reach Belmont or both—cannot race In garded as a sort of mascot by the Junior High varsity squads. yesterdaV from defending charo- ' American Vpileyhall League is M’atkin.s Bros, entry. The ler,. C^aptaiiv Red Hatlden, Charlie Morse. Jee Sartor and derive some solace from the fact of Giaideuo’s famed left hook and the Derby. This is because the plop BZradley. whirh .said no. | Yankees. Casey Stengel, the sports that the Boston Celtics, who won threw quick left-rlght*left dombl- Derby haa no provision for supple Main St. fuiniture hou.se last night wrajiped up its third Dick Thorpe. writers, his celebrity friends, and their fifth divisional title, do-not thanks, after a long meeting of | nations 1^ rapid succession to be- mentary nominations. school, oftieiats and a comment straight title. Squad memhers arc, left to right, Earl the fans. have a player among the first 10 ^galized B e 11 i ii^ wUder tM PhUadelphian last night Out at Luck scoring leaders nor did they have from Coach Ozzie Orsborn, to wit: "I don't know that Y'ogi at all. Dupas, the third-ranked welter- All three races closed to regular Old Teammates Reunited ivith St, Louis Cards . "We aren't playing well enough 9 I “1 • • ^ because he doesn't exist.” a performer among the top five On Horse Races weight weighed In at 140, spotting nominations Feb. IS, at a few of A beaming Stan Musial put* his arm around his longtime close friends and former to be a credit to the tournament.” Undisputed National Champion Springfield Wins The squat funny looking New field goal percentage pacers. The GiardeUq, ' who's ranked fifth $1(K) for each race. But the owner High-ranked nationally all sea- York catcher with the waddle in championship' team hid five play- els Supporters among mlddleweights, 11 pounds, of a horse who might develop Into teammate Red Schoendienst at the St. Louis Cardinals training camp in St. Peters- son. and regular season play com- his walk like a duck, is a serious ers who scored l.DOO points dur- - -k 1 |r'k 1 1 I" 1 'Second Slmiglit Whltey Esnault Dupas’ mana- » contender In-the next two burg. It was learned that the 38-year-old second baseman will be Signed to a Cardinal pleted at 21-5; the NIT was figured minded guy and easily one of the | ing the course ^ 'Ih ls season, Tom months is out o f luck. smartest players in the game to- | Heinsohn, Bob ^Cousy, Bill Russell, Hartford, March 7 (JP> — Bills to ger, jn ld he wanted to sign his contract, the team he played 10 seasons with before being traded to New York and ' ready to make Bradley top-seeded Buckeyes roll Leader American Crown day. The Yankees-haven't been | Frank Ramsey and Sam Jones. In legalize betting on horse races in classy protege for . a non-title Teh yean ago Count Turf won then Milwaukee. for defense of ItS championship in successful during the past decade] match with Paret. He declined to the Derby, and several of the colts the Madison Square Garden tour- The Springfield Indians clinched many caseg the Boston regulars Connecticut have encountered ney opening March 16. without a great catcher behind have not/jnayed as many minutes discuss any details of a proposed who foUowed him in second, third ; their second straight America n strong support and equally strong riNAL FISHING FLlN G ^t. Louis Cardinal lefthand- bout with the welterweight titUst and fourth place were IneUgible With the Braves not/interested, As No. 1 College Squad the plate,- handling pitchers in as the Performers of other units. opposition. I Hockey League title this past championship form and driving in er Ray Sadecki, who won nine and lost nine in his rookie Esneault said there would be no for either the Preakness or Bel- ‘Verbal Broadsides Issued^ the NIT Imeup stands at 11. For example, Cousy and Hein- Proposed legislation to permit Memphis State, Providence, De- ! weekhd when they defeated the big runs with, important base hits. A tlH O R YOGI sohn have recorded 500 minutes year fast season, gets in a last day of fishing in St. Pe- eense in^a rematch with GlardeUo, mont. Pimlico and Belmont Park operators of bingo games to offer now have the supplementary nom- Paul. Detroit, Army, Miami of New York, March 7 (/P)-CM)io SUte i.8 th^ undisputed' [ an^d'^hl^^sreV'^^^ * * to everyone, but Berra, concerned- less playing time than some mem- cash prizes instead of merchandise tersburg before spring training. Sharing fun is wife, although the PhUadelphian’a man- Florida, Dayton, Temple, Niagara, bers of the Opposition. .encountered similar reaction. ager, ’Tony Ferrante, said he’d like insttlon fee, $10,000 to get Into national, college basketball leader for tbe 1960-61 season, | Tribe shutout the Bisons Satur- Not Just Luck former manager, Bucky Harris. Diane. the Preakness by. May 10, and and Holy Cross, which accepted "Harris is supposed to have told 55 Straight Fouls Bills on both subjects were dis- to sign for another bout ”but In yesterday, are definite. The 11th dominating the Associated Press poll as no other team has ; day at the Coliseum. 5-o. and then “It wasn't luck that I became cussed by the legislature’s general Miami Beach, not here.” $6,000 to become eUgible for the Govington and Shaw * turned back the Herd in. Buffalo m^, when he jvas our manager in Despite the fact that Bill Shar- spot will go to the loser of the ever done. ------— l a hVi player. 1 never -wanted to man of the Celts tied his regular law committee yesterday. Belmont up to five days before. 1947, that I would never be a good Dupas opened up a bed cut un- Such colts as Carry Back, win- Colorado State U.-Utah Clash for The undefeated Buckeyes, with; The Cincinnati-team, which fin-1 be anything else -and I never con- hllter as I should bo unless 1 season NBA record this past week Two of the bills to legalize pari- der jOiardello’s left eye In the the Skyline Conference title' and a 28-game winning streak datingi jshed No. 1 last season, closed its' The Indians have six games left t e n d behig anything else and by caging 55 successive fouls, the mutuel betting would establish s Hartford Tops Weaver ner of Hialeah’s Flamingo, and stoimed swinging at bad bsJls and eighth rotmd with an imlntentional four*and-twenty who took Satur- NCAA berth on Saturday. Who's back to the late .stages of thej ra|;ular schedule on an 18-game at’ home before the close of the I wocked my taU off for it.” the made the pitcher colne In -with It. Boston perennial leader in the state racing commission and al- butt GtardeUo’s face caught the no. 12? Y MIDGETS previous campaign, were a unani-i winning streak which clinched the regularplaying season; They will htUe catcher reports. •'.You’ve got to think -when league’s fout shot department, low racing to begdn as soon as- ma- top .of the covering Dupas’ head 1 ^ Maybe Duquesne. mavbe La- moua choice today in the (mal | Mjggourj valley championship meet ’ ‘ all" of ' "the other ------teams once. chinery for policing it is in opera- Among the Holdouts Fletcher Glass scored a close 33- “Tnl -nobody’s maacot,- either, you’re up there,” they say Hiuris probably will not be listed among Salle. maybe NYU—the NIT pall- from- under the nose Of Bradley. They also have three road games th e Yankees don't pay mascots tion. To Gain Shot at Gross are -nominated for aU 30 win over Ma'S ft Bill's last night old me. And after I struck out the the loop’s leaders in that cat ^ t h a right and tried to follow up wasn't saying ia of early today. in the first game. The first place This marked the 13th straight Cincinnati beat Marshall Satur- left. the Idird of money I ^ t .’ Yogi egory when the final statistics A more modest third bill would At the same time, the NCAA week they had been the solid figy, 69-(,.', while Bradley was Altho the Indiana have, first next time, I’m supposed to have set up a committee to study the his a d v a n t^ The Kentucky Derby, first run New York March 7 (/P)__ tpsy *>* Poo*" ^**0 csmpslgnaworkouts instead of intra-squad Elks had to go all blit to defeat points out H io Uttle guy from the come back to the dugout com- are released next week. Sharman lineup remains full of vacancies— choice of the special panel of i ]

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. MARCH 7; 1961 PAGE THIRTEEN MANCHESTER E'V^NING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY. MARCH 7, 1961 fA G E TWELVE Apartmonta-eFIaia—• Houses For Sals 72 Houses For Sale 72 Rockville-V ernon ItiEilLTH CAPSULES! Rockville-V ernon LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN BoIbHpg MaterUIa 47 Household GiknIb B1 Tenements 63 see ROOM home in A-1 condlUon. FOUR BEDROOM modifie ADVERTISING Call MI 9.7401. rviooT . MiSO I f USE SOU? PMS S Dutch Doors 133.95 aacb’ Keith, MI 9-8191, Colonial. Hot water beat, ceramic High School, $16,500. Charles Usb- 1 ROOM OUTFITS baths, fireplaces, full basements. peranct, MI 9-7620. combine pre|ent rural and city po- tions. If present constables, most •Ni caws: lOX FOB A LAP TABLE-* Exotic Pref, Wall Paneling AT SAVINOS OF Government "btficials Isst nigM Ml 3-4860, licemen under a single department of whom work on a part time gave unanimous support to a pro- W-PO from 18c aq. ft. 30% to 60% TOUR ROOM apartment, all SIX ROOM ranch, 2 full ceramic basi.s, wish to leave their posts Rockville-V ernon CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS 1950 CHEVROLET. 2-door, radio, 8d Common Nails $9.25 per keg provements, garage. Apply in a unified town waa solved last posal that the Town of Vsmon be- heater. *100. MI 9-4«24t Maple Street. CUSTOM BUILT completed to 1961, baths, full basement, 2-car ga- night .when officials of Vernon’e when and if the town is unified, come empowered through special 8:15 A.M. to 4:.10 P.M. Ceilitig Tile .096c aq. ft. ’The Hollywood—$3 weekly 6% room ranch with lai e base- rage, plastered walls, hot water they may. Casing ------.06e-llnr-fti — $595-value—$299 three governments agreed that 1950 FORD half-ton plrkiip^;- new TWO ROOM furnished apartment, ment garage, large beaqj^ful oil heat, city water and sewerage, the town’s elected and appointed The changeover clause would Trash^Debate posal facilities and service. clutch, brakes, battery, starter and Framing, Truckloads $95 per M' ’The Countess—$4 weekly paneled kitchen with bullt-lns, large lot, excellent location, COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADl’T. CASH 'N CARRY $695 value—$388 . private bath, free parking, utlll- constables will become members allow present full time constables To translate the’ proposal into generator, excellent tires, paint, ttea, adults, busineag block. Depot bus line, priced right, Charles arlea Lesperance,. MI 9-7620. of the classified service. action. Town Counsel Robert F. m -'NDAT Thm FBIDAir l«:»0 A.M.-SATURDAIT • A.M. engine, etc. First 1193. Ml 9-5604. Viait our display room on wall The Aristocrat—$5 weekly to remain In the town’s service Square. Tel. Mr. Keith, MI 9-8191. Pontioellf Agency, MI 9-9644. MI The changeover was apelled out without being faced with the loss Presents No Kahan and .City Corporation (loun-^ paneling and kitchen cabinets. $795 value—$488 3-8109. TWO 7 ROOM colonials, full base- 1946' WTLLYS JBfeP. 45.000 miles, ment, hot water oil heat, fireplace, In reference to constables only, of their current posts. .sel Harvey A. Yonce will draft a PLE.YSK READ YOUR AD Free Storage—free delivery ROCjKVILLE—14 Laurel. 2% room because to give blanket transfer special enabling act to be submitted motor completel.v overhauled, new NATIONAL LUMBER. INC. light housekeepingousekeepi apartment. In MANCHESTER—2-famUy duplex. iVi baths, porch, 2-car garage, all Other charter changes Infor- New Solution AlaMiflfd or “Waat Ad*“ are UkNi orer the phon* as a poa- tires, full alurriinum rah. Coven- 581 STATE STREET One Week Only 5-5,. centrally located, large lot, city utilities, In excellent neigh- rights to all elected officials would mally agreed to were: by, Vernon legislators to the Gen- vpnlrnre. Tho adverUaer aliould read hJ» ad the FIBS! DAV IT quire second floor, front, ' Mrs. eral Assembly, probably through tn-, PI 2-6664. NORTH HAVEN. ODNN. 445 Hartford Rd. •Johnson. Tel. TR 5-8607. full price $13,900. 5 room older borhood Charles Lesperance, MI be unfair.^ to- the voters of the •1. That the full Urns adminis- , appears aod" report ERRIIRS In time for the next Inser- CHestmit 8-2147 Manchester. Conn. home, new plumbing and heating, 9-7620. town, the'officials felt. trative officer would serve as the Whether or not the town, will the cities and boroughs committs*. tion The Herald I* responsible for only ONE Incorrect or omitted 1953 WTHTE tractor truck. Model Agreement on that aspect of official director of 'each town de- IN G IN IR A L HE Wi l l d o maintain a sanitary land fill dump The proposal was originally mad* ROC?KVILLE — 24 Grove Street. full price $9,500. Many more — IP Insertion for anr advertlsemeht and then only to the extent of a WC 26T: 1932 Dodge dump truck, Opeif dally 9-9 Sat. till 7 Well heated 2-room furnished all price ranges. Call the Ellsworth FIRST TIME on market—Manches- consolidation paved the way for partment at first, or until the SETTER HE ABSTAINS of set up a steel burner for even- by Rockville “Alderman John J. "make rood" Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the valne of 7 yards capacitv. Call between 5-8. Diamonds— -.4\atches— ter, 4 room cape, full basement, further charter changes made last COMPLETELY FOR 3 -MONTHS Rady, chairman of the C!ity Health Ml 9-3889 apartment. Inquire first floor, Mitten Agency Realtors, MI town’s board of directors should A FTER RICOVERY AND tual refuse disposal was debated the ad«rtlsement will not be corrected by “ make good" Insertion. MI 3-7172. Apartment 9. Tel. TR 5-9594. 3-6930, MI 9-5524,' ^ oil heat, garage, lot 60x120, $lO,500. night in the latest of the current create separate department heads. again last night, and without a Commission. Jfwelry , 48 AVOIDS EKCISSIVE AMOUNTS Although backing the proposal, HOTPOINT electric range, three ' Charles Lesperaince, MI 9-7620, series of charter study sessions. 2. That the town should set up FOR AT LEAST A Y E A R , definite solution. 19.56 DE SOTO Kii-cdome. power yeare old, automatic oven-tlmlng COMFORTABLE 4 room apart- cape—West Side. 6 finished rooms, members of the Vernon Fhre Dis- \OrB COOPERATION tMUU steering, power brakes, excellent LEONARD W. TOST, Jewelers However, little headway was a recreation board rather than However, more clear Cut argu- clock, $75; 6 foot metal office ment. automatic heat and hot oil hot water heat, fireplace,' very MANCHESTER—Rockledge oppor- made on defining the powers of the leave recreation matter.* In the trict Board of Commiasionera said BE APPRECIATED Dial Ml 3-2711 condition. Any reasonable offer Repairs, adjusts. eimrt- tunity. Quality built, large 5’ 4 PIBltoA* IB Is 0 l$$BB4fBv 1$ fco Sf $ ments were given on each side, they will still seek approvvai of a ly. Reasonable prices. Open ’Tues- desk. $60. Ml 3-1242. water, working couple. Available clean and neat. Verplanck School proposed mayoral post of consol- hands of a single director, but and indications are that the final accepted. Cali Ml 9-6y{».______^ immediately. If Interested call MI section, convenient to schools, r(k)m ranch, brick veneer, 1% district ordinance allowing the dis- day through Saturday, Thursday baths, 2 fireplaces, large kitchen, idated Vernon, the. position which with the provision that a director answer will be decided largely on '77iA»iAt5r 9-4319. stores and bus. Large 4',4% G.I. has received the most discussion trict to maintain similar facilities. evenings. 139 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. CONTENTS OF five rooms of fur- built-ins, stairway to attic, sepa- can be- named by the board if the the basis of operating costs. A special meeting' Wednesday at Lt>st and Found 1 .Automobiles for Sale mortgage can be assumed. $88 and least satisfaction. Officials re- need be recognized. Auto Drlvlnic School 7-Aj niture for sale. Tel. MI 3-7223, MANCHESTER-Bolton town line — per month carrying charge. Of- rated basement garage, steel Rockville-V ernon Charles Kiirker Jr., an air pollu- the Vernon Elementary School will ; NEED A CAR and bad your credit rren$tTP».. 4 large rooms, $115 per month, beam construction, aluminum iterated that a wcait mayor po- 3. That .the Jobs o f town clerk tion engineer from the State ask voter approval of the ordi- LOST—Man s Speidel wristwatrh.: •ntwneMR.n.i. Garden— Farm— Dairy------fered at only $14,300. Gaston Real- sition will be best for the consoli- turned down’ Short on down pay- MORTLOOrS Manchester'a lead heat, hot watet. stove, and refrig ty Compsuiy, MI 9-5731. . combinations’, view, well land tax collector, and assessor should Health Department, said a land nance. Initials W.J.S. and date on back. Ing driving school. Three skilled Machinery and Tools 52 dated town. be fllied by appointment of the Between Ford Street and Center. j ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? Products 50 erator. A pleasant place to live. scaped lot. Owners moving out pf fill dump can be operated proper- District Qialrman Donald B. courteous la'tructbra. Clas* room Shown by appointment. MI 3-5983. DUPLEX, NEW, 3 bedrooms, base- The transfer of constables to first board of director* and, after Order Drawn ly If refuse is spread thin in -a Call MI 3-1477. Reward. I Don't give upl See Honest Doug- FOR HIRE by day or week—Ban- state. Asking $21,500. Laurence Loverin said the district move la ______las. get‘the lowdown on the low- instructions for 16. 17 year ojds. CORN FED hogs for your freezer, board heat, near ‘ Wlia, schools, F. Flano, Realtor, Paul P. Fiano, the selective service will not bind that, through the merit system trench, Is compacted and covered “ Just in case” the enabling .^act 'Pelephone Mr Mortlock. Director extra good eating, whole or half. Urn BaCkHbe % yd, on rubber, FIVE room rent plus garage on bus beautiful trees. Carlton W. Hutch- any present constables, either ap- when vacancies arise. LOST—Near Grand Union in Shop-1 • «st down pud sirtallest payments Radio-TV Repair Help Wanted— Female 35 Situations Wanteil— suitable for trenching and water MI 3-0458, Ed Crawford, MI 9-4410. For Eviction with a layer of earth, also com- meets one too many pitfall* oh its. ping Parkade black anywhere-. Not a small loan or of Driver Education. Ml 9-7398. Call JA 8-4949. ‘ line, available April 1. Neat and ins, MI 9-5132. pacted, dally. journey through thfe legislature. , Service* 18 Female 38 ditches. Also HD 5 dozer. Call clean with nice yard. Shopping MANCHESTER Clean quality with $60. Call MI 9-1513. Reward finance company plan. Douglas IJLRdON'S Connecticut's first *11- PART-TIME woman to work .to Ha said those steps are the es- The enabling act idea received Motors. 333 Main St. KH 9-8976 or MI 9-5827. close by. $100 per month Includes BOLTON, CONN.—For sale, ranch built 5 room ranch, plas^rcd support so quickly In last night’s censed driving school trained - raDIO-TV REPAIRS, any make - flower shop, some experience pre- heat. Call MI 9-4672 house. 5 rooms, furnished or un- At 87 Talcott sential ones and that nearly any LOST—Kee.shound. silver gray, an- ferred. Apply in person after 1 Household Goods 51 walls, basement rec r o ^ , over Bolton type of soil can be satisfactory. A .session that officials of the town’s V . .swers to “ Smoky." Reward. MI PRIVATE PART'Y^ wants from Certified and approved is now of- cars, amplifiers, phonographs and WOMAN FOR baby sitting. Refer- furnished, basement garage. sized garage, amesite drive, dou- I fering classroom and behind p.m. KrtiuseKrause Florist aan^ i^ Green Musical Instruments S3 F(3UR ROOM tenement with all proper land fill, he said, is neat, three governments spent subse- 9-1298 original owner a top condition, changers. Over 47 years total ex- ences furnished. MI 8-4096. TORO SNOW Hound power handle Please can owner MI 3-7354; Box ble treed lot, city *water and An order for the eviction of ten- wheel Instruction for teenagers. house. 6?l Hartford RaC at new low price Self-propelled l^frnprovements, including automa' odorlesa sanitary and free of ver- quent time explaining why other low mileage 1956 Plymouth. perience. 90 days guarantee on all 62, Carpenter Road. sewers, ideal financing available arrangements would not work. .\n 9-6075. •work. Potterton's. Ml 9-45W. model. Marlow’a, Inc.. 867 Main, CELEBRATING our 32d anniver- tic hot water heater, automatic ants at 87 Talcott Ave. has been min. The land can often be re- Dodge. Chevrolet, or Buick 4-door EXPERIENCED women’s ready to sary—Save to 40% bn pianos, Asking $16,500. Lawrence ,P.' Teacher Salary Schedule Suggestions from earlier meet- A n n o u n c e m e n t s sedan, standard shift. No'dcllers PREPARE Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 Ml 9-5221. . oil furnace heater Apply 50 Holl MANCHESTER—Colonial with at- ’Fiano, Realtor, Paul P. Fiano' MI drawn up for signature this after- claimed for playgrounds, airports FOR driver’s tee*.. PHILCO RECOMMENDED service wear saleslady department head. organs, guitars, accordions, and St. tached garage, 3 large bedrooms, or slab-construction buildings. ings had settled on either Rock- please I Call MI 9-2430 after 5 p.m. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and class t*hone MI 3-1921, Mr, Parlette. 9x15 BROWN ’ rug and saxophones. Ward Music Co., 99 3-0458, Ed Crawford, MI 9;4410, noon of member* of the Rockville ville's leasing land in rural Ver-. INCOME TAXES prepared In your on Hi-Fi’s, radios, televisions, also 1% baths pitta lavatory off kitch- Sets Maximum at $7,050 City Health Commission, eviction Andrew Trlca'rtco, Vernon High- club room. Three instructors. No wait- guaranteed service on all other pad, 5-piece formica kitchen set. 6 Summer. Open till 9 p.m. Tuesday, en. formal dining room, fireplaces no’i and maintaining a dump for home or by appointment. Bitper- 1950 UGHT BLUE DeSoto CLEANING woman wsuited five FOUR MONTH old, male dog. part MANCtHESTER—North End area to take .place within 10 days. way superintendent, and Rock- which the district could pay a use ienced tax work. j« hour service. coupe, good condition, $95, Call ing Manchester Driving Acade- makes. Shop our special do-it- weeks old. Will sacrifice. Tel. PI Wednesday, Thursday. Friday. WOMAN TO share apartment and in living room and knotty;pine rec 6 room Capcj full basement, near ville Alderman John J. Rady said my. PI 2-7249. days weekly. Own transportation ColHe. MI 9-7547. 2-8282 expenses. Call after 8, MI 9-0470. A new two-year teacher salary City Corporation Counsel Har' fee; or the town acquiring prop- Call MI 3-4723. 50 9-3877. yourself department featuring dis- necessary. Vicinity Wapping MI *room, patio with awning, large sepools anil shopping area, city conical burners, coming into. In- count prices.-Open evenings and shaded, lot with utility shed and schedule was adopted last night vey A. Yonce drew up the eviction erty for a garage and recreation 4-1805. RUGS^ NEVER used, Brown 9x12, Wanted— To Buy 58 sewer and water, lot 72x110, 12th Circuit creassd use, are now advertised as area with a portion leased to th# federal INCOME taxes pre- PACKAI^D 1954, radio, heater, Saturdays. Satellite Electronics! TRI-COLLIE at stud. firaplaiie. $20,500. R. Wolverton. $tS,'900, exclusive. D. H. Fay. by the Board of Education, start- notice this morning. Autos -For Hire 9 MI 3-0458. $29. Brown tweed 9x15, $43. G.E. Business Locations abla to handle garbage, formerly a city or the fire district for dump- pared with' your savings In mind. overdrive, good running condition. f Service, 165 School St.. Manchee-; CLERK WE BUY, SELL or trade antique Broker, MI 3-1914. Rockville TR 5-5972 or Hartford ing, at . $4,300 and rising to $7,- Yonce said that his information question mark. Reasonable rates. Call Ml 9-6246. $100, Call 5H 3-0606. ter. 5U 9-1786 or JA 8-1869. vacuum; $20. BU 9-6955. 64 050 in 12 steps for the 1961-62 ing purposes, a solution of dubi- and Used furniture, china, glass, For Rent JA 8-0835. is that the commission will conduct They si^ld the burners reduce ous legality. Interesting poeition for woman $13,900 — SEVEN room (Colonial, 4 school year. The second year pro- Gjurt Cases *i-TON PICKUP truck for rent. RADIQ-TV REPAIR, any make; SCRUB, WAX and buff your win- silver, picture frames and old ap inspection of the premises to- the volume of refuse to about 15 First Selectman George E. Ris- Call AH 3-5738. with aptitude for figure work. LARGE ONE-room alr-conditloned bedrooms, nice lot. trees, central- SIX ROOM ranch, garage, recrea- visions call for a minimum of night or tomorrow to see if the DfCOME TAX PREPARED. AO 1949 DE SOTO, above average. $50. free pickup and delivery on small Articles For Sale 45 ter worn floors now with a good coins, old dolls and guns, hobby office. 100% Main St location ly locate(l. Carlton W. Hutchins. per cent of Its former bulk with ley, who" supported the enabling flooi* conditioner. Marlow's have collections, attic contents or whole tion room, bus. $3,000 assumes $4,500 and maximum of $7,250 in. order cannot be amended to affect 9-6056. TR 5-2949, . radios, phonographs. Hours 6-10 .IE1 Marlow’a 867 Mato Bt Ml 9-5132. $108.21 monthly. Carlton W. 12 steps for the 1962-63 school ROCKVILLE SESSION the advantage that the residue Is act, aaid any city-district, ar- HOME MADE ravioli, fresh or Hoover, Sunbeam and’".Shetland, estates. Furniture Repair Service, only specific tenants within the largely ash and not a breeding Business Services Offerez..B. Pasqualini 346 $19.99 and up. E-Z terms., Mar- Talcottville. Conn. Tel. Ml 8-7449. STORE FOR rent on Spruce St. MANCHESTER — Immaculate 6 building. ground for roaches and other Trash disposal, he said. Is prop- Avery Street, Wapping. The usual $200 above schedule charged with driving without a li- former internal revenue agent to COMPLETTE REPAIRS - By Stu- low's, Ind.. 861 Main St. Reasonable and parking to the room ranch (3 bedrooms) built In SPIC ’N SPAN—8 room cape, alum The commission last night in- pesti. erly a town obligation. your home or by appointment. Opening for a comptometer op- rear. CaU MI C-8C39, 21C Spruce 1957, hot water heat, fireplace, I 'i for master's degree and $200 for a cen.se in Rockville was fined $100 FABULOUS D K W an R. Wolcott on automatic TOOL - AND equipment rentala. WANTED—Large dog house. MI Inum storms and sidings, oil hot spected the apartment of Frank Tricarlco said, he had visited Kahan will draft the bill to. off- Also atoall bustoesa aervicea. MI Millinery Dressmaking 19 erator to do Interesting and varied EASY COMBINATION washer-dry- St. baths, full basement, all city util- sixth year of study will continue in 12th Circuit Court 'today for washers, dry-era knd electric Sales and service. AP Equipment, er, good working condition. Barrel 3-0843. water heat, for a better buy, call Sr. and Anna Stodolski, both 58 three towns In New Jersey where set the provisions of the old home 9-9939. ,1959 CHEVROLET work. Must be experienced. Pleas- ities, conveniently located in de- R. Wolverton, Broker, MI 3-1914. in effect. driving under suspension of his ranges. Ml 9-6678. HEMMING AND alteration work. ant working conditions, excellent Center St., Ml 0-2053. back upholstered chair. MI 3-6396. SMALL STORE for rent. Ideal for The teachers currently are paid on the second floor of the dwelling, the burners are in operation, and rule statute, which is the basis Bel-Alr, ,4-door sedan, gold and sirable neighborhood. Sale price license. The Ijitter charge replaced following reports of rubbish ami for the recent ruling forbidding INCOME TAX preparatior, bust- Call Mrs. William Abraitis, 10 I benefit program. Apply Employ- barber, shoemaker or any small $17,800. Alice CTlampet, Realtor, | PROCTOR STREET—7 room CO- on a salary schedule.of $4,200 to he said they worked aatisfactorlly Raymond white, V-9 engine, automatic trans- CHAIN SAW work — Trees cut. WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim- DOUBLE OVEIN Universal electric Rooms W’ilhout Board 59 the former after police had check- litter in the rooms..And hallway. A there. the town to maintain a dumpv ness and todiidaual. mission, radio, and heater. Very- Reasonable rates. Call PI 3-7559 Robin Road, any time. ment Office. business. Reasonable rent. 186 W. MI 9-4543 or MI 3-7357. I lonial with I 'i baths, fine condi- $6,800 in 13 steps. 'Their request ed the motor vehicle, record of the Girard, MI 9-9009. . med. plastic coated, many 1961 ' stove.-360. Good ruantog-eondition. Middle Turnpike. Call MI 9-6205 fire in the hallway Saturday night Calling for solution of the dis- The bill will allow the town not low mileage. 'This car has to be between 1:30-4:30 oi; any time patterns to choose from. C. J. HEATED ROOMS and cabins, free I lion, convenient location, priced this year was for a minimum of accused. KNITTED shortened, First National Stores, Inc, MI 9-7315. after 2. ENCHANTING- setting of shade under $19,000. See by appointment $4,300 rising to $7,300 in 13 steps. brought the conditions in the dwell- posal problem by "the men with only to own and operate a dis- TAX PROBLEMS are my buatoeea seen to be appreciated. Saturday or Sunday. Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center parking, heat, light, hot water fur- The accused, Robert W. Thomp- ing to the attention of city offi- hemming and alterations done; Park & Oakland Aves. nished. Scranton Mbtel, MI 9-0828. trees and large lots, picture win- I only. Call Paul Mofistello, Som- This is the first time a schedule know-how, the men in the field," posal area, but to handle trash M year ’round. If you need ss- 81.195 Call Mrs. Monty, 13 Moore St. St. Brother, Just Look At These OFFICE FOR rent near Parkade, son, 25, of Hartford, waa given a cials. collection 'as a town service, to COSMA appl ianc e Service—Re- East Hartford ALBERT Super Du per Specials dow, walk-out family room, 3 bed- 1 mcrsvillc. Conn., RI p-3424. has been set for a two-year pe- Trlcarico said sanilar.y land fill aistance with your return or rec- pairs . all makes refrigerators, FURNISHED light housekeeping 186 W. Middle Turnjpike. Call Ml room ranch home. This is what number of weeks In which to pay ' A t the time, the Stodolskia were dumps are hard to maintain If case such a service should be ord keeping, rail MI 9-6169 from 9 1957 DOEjGE EXPERT TAILORING on ladies’ HYDRAUUC truck Jack. 12 ton, I $50 FREE CLOTHING riod. the fine, however. He said he. Was freexers, washing machines, dry- SECRETARY wanted for local In- room with velectric refrigerator, 9-6205 after 2. you are looking fob, $17,900. 4H% 59 SANTINA DRIVE—6 room Cape School Supt. George E. Graff arrested for breach o f peace and only because they require con- asked in the future. to 9 for income tax and bookkeep- 4-door.hardtop, custom Royal and gentlemen's rlothing, 139 surance agency. Experience not 750x20 tire. Good chainsaw. Bath-! With Purchase Of Any 3 Room out .1, - . . . . badly in debt due to medical bills; Vernon Representative Gerald ers ranges, oil and. gtis burners. room sink. Also clothesline poles.,; fit During Our Great March Sale middle-aged' ladies preferred. MI mortgage available. Warren E. with full dormer, large wooded lot. was authorized to offer con- intoxication. stant vigdl and skilled operation. ing. service for individuals and Lancer, beautiful red and while Woodland St. Call any time A,- necessary. Must be able' to type. ATTRACTIVE first floor profes- Howland, Realtor, MI 3-1108, . friendly neighborhood, 3 years old. The court entered a nolle Kurker agreed that an exper- Allen' said he would submit the MI 9-0055. All work guaranteed. lovine.' ••rrMI 9-1353. "You Get Your Clothing At The 3-6388. sional office space for rent, 700 tracts and salary agreements Health Commission members small bustoesaes. with automatic tranamission. V-8 Reply In own handwriting to Box Ten minutes from Aircraft. Call against a charge of obtaining ienced and capable bulldozer op- bill to the cities and boroughs Store Of Your Choice square feet heated, air-condi- PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial based on the hew schedule. will inspect the rest of the build- engine, power steering, power STEPS. SIDEWALKS, stone walls, N. Herald. owner MI 3-2391 or Ml 3-0678. money by false pretenses on ing as soon as possible to deter- erator is a necessity at a sanitary committee as sodn as It is ready. (A.L.A.1 AUTOMOBILE Legal As- APPLIANCE CLOSEOUTS 3 COMPLETE FURNISHED room for rent Park- tioned, good parking, convenient with 4 bedrooms, 1'^ baths, large The board Is also .seeking clari- soclatlon. Special Representative. brakes, radio, heater and white fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Moving— Trucking— Warren I. Gillette, 48. of Hart- mine if the poor living conditions land fill. He showed a film of land At this date In the current legd«* sidewall tires. Average retail on Work done at reasonable-prices. EXPERIENCED saleslady. Inquire At Wholesale Prices ROOMS OF BRAND NEW ing. Inquire 136 Bissell St. Main Street location. Call Warren living room with fireplace, hot CAPE—6 rooms, basement garage, fication on a bill Of $18 for serv- ford. who is now serving a four to Clifford w. Barnett M Otis St.. FURNITURE icing Tire extinguishers. The state- extend to three other apartments fills in operation. lative session, any bill must bs this car $1,295. MI 3-8493. Storage 20 In person at Youth Centre, Man- E. Howland, Realtor, MI 3-1108. water heat, one-car garage. By ap. beautifully landscancd.lot Mildred six-year term in the State prison introduced as a committee bill. Manchester, Conn. Tel. Ml 9-7424. chester Shopping Parkade. (1) 54” Youngstown cabinet sink AND APPUANCES C?harbonneau, Broker,* MI 3-0683. ment has been made that this in,.the dwelling, one upstairs, and He added that a land fill opera- Our Price $995 pointment only. Philbrick Agency, in Wethersfield for obtaining tion will still be needed even with State Senator Franklin G. LAWNMOWERS sharpened • and MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- $88—Was $119.50. The ‘‘Economy’’ Apartments— Flats Ml 9-8464. service, is renderad free of charge two downstairs. PART-TIME candy salesgirl. Ap- money by false pretenses and If they feel the other apart- the conical burner, because the Welles, a member of the cities serv-iced. Avoid the spring rush. ing Company. Local and long dis- (2) Philco refrigirators Free $50 Clothing Tenements 63 Houses For Hent 65 to the school. forgery. , INCOME TAX problems? The best 1959 FORD tance moving, packing and stor- ply in person. Manager, State (11 Philco automatic washer 3 ROOMS $188 DUPLEX—5-5, 3 ddwn, 2 up each ments are satlsfactbry, the evic- ash and residue must be disposed and boroughs committee, said the answer la to call PI 3-6607. Fairlahe, 4-door sedan. V-g en- The L & M Equipment Corp., TR Lots For Sale 73 It was also' voted to inquire if 5-7609 or MI 3-0771 after 5 p.m. age. Regular service throughout Theate'F after 5 p.m. 111 Philco electric dryer. The "Honeymoon” ;GENEIL\L RENTAL agency, J D. FOR LEASE-8 room ranch one- side. Separate boilers. Hot water the Congregational and Methodist Gillette had ' asked that the tion order would be amended to of. committee will decide in executive gine, automatic transmission-, radio New England States and Florida. Up to $100 in trade for your old Free $50 Clothing car garage, four years old, $135 baseboard heat, 2-car garage, charge against him to Rockville affect only the Stodolskia. Trlcarico said the burner ash'' session whether or not to accept and heater. Nice 2-tone gray and AN OPPORTUNITY for amblUous ' Realty 470 Main Street. MI TWO B ZONE lots with city churches will be willing to con- be disposed of while he was serv- \n 3-6563. TV on new Philco consoles. Easy 3 ROOMS $269 I 3 - 5 1 2 9 . per month. References required. wooded lot on bus line, $19,900. By water Union St Manchester. tract on a two-year basis for use Rubbish in the hallway and would take up less room than it. He said he could see no reason Personals white.- A real buy at Household Services personable women to supplement terms at The "CharnuHouse" Philbrick Agency, Tel. Ml 9-8464. appointment. Philbrick Agency, ing .his prison term. He was ac- quantities of trash and empty hot compacted refuse. He said his main why it should be tuhied down. MANCHESTER Package Delivery. jam ily income by displaying beau- $2,350 each. MI 9-6495. of church rooms by kindergarten cu.scd of cashing a bad check for $1,495 Offered 13-A Free $50 Clothing ROCKVILLE — See us for your MI 9-8464, ties in the three and a half room argument against the sanitary Dancers Win EUSCTROLDX tales ang Bervlce, Light trucking and package deliv- tiful Emmons jewelry at MARLOW’S, INC. COVENTRY—FOUR rooms, unfur- classes. $137.43 in n Rockville service sta- apartment were found last night bonded representsU've, Alfred 861 MAIN STREET ' 3 ROOMS $394 ; apartment' 3H rooms, heat,, ap- LARGE LOT in nice section of Principal Richard B. Mather land fill is that bad dump condi- The Vernon Square Dance Club 1959 FIAT FLA'i’ FINISH HdUand window ery. Refrigerators, washers and 3 or more private fashion shows The “ Hollywood” pliances, parking, $90 monthly; nished,' couple only. Inquire Ml DELUXE SPLIT level, 2<4 baths, 7 Coventry, 153 foot frontage, 350’ tion last year. by the commissioners. tions are quickly produced by defeated Vittners Garden Center AmeU, 906 Henry Bt, TeL MI stove mo'vtog specialty. Folding weekly in Manchester and adja- 9-4028. rooms, built-in range, magnificent was asked to obtain figures' on 9-0450. Model 1100, Mille-Crato. 4-door j shades made to measure. AU SAVAGE 12 gauge pump shotgun Free $50 Clothing I Risley Realty Co., Ml 9-4824, ’TR deep. Must sell. Call MI 9-6784. creation of parking area at the In other cases: sloppy control. Burning would 22-17 Saturday to become the win- sedan, 2-tone gra.v. metal Venetian blinds at a new chairs for rent. Ml 9-0752.' cent towns. Flexible working 8 ROOMS $488 ; 5- 1166. rec room, garage, high elevation; Norman G. Lyman, 31, of 140 eliminate some dangers, he said, ning team in the second round of hours. Ideal for housewives with with Polychoke. $50; Royal port- BEAUTIFUL 6 room colonial for .south end of the building, or by VACUUM CLEANERS repaliod to $995 low price. Keys made while you able typewriter, $70. Call MI The "Boulevard” Carlton W, Hutchins, MI 9-5132. 100x150 FOOT wooded lot ifi Rock- Vernon Ave., Rockville, Was fined Rockville-V ernon which might appear in a poorly play in the Vernon Community AUSTIN a : CHAMBERS Co. Local- cTiildren. No Investment, no deliv- FOUR ROOM apartment, including rent with option to buy, $150. J. D ledge section with city water and widening the driveway to the my own borne shop. Vtity yean wait. ‘Marlow’s. 3-4300. V Free. $50 Clothing Realty, 470 Main St., MI 3-5129. $102 for driving while intoxicated, handled sanitar>’ land fill. Basketball League. moving, packing, storage. Low eries no collecting. We train you. $597 heat, hot water, gas for cooking, ROLLING PARK - The buy of sew.erage, top of Ludlow Road. town garage. Board membera ex- factory experlanra. -AQ makes, 1957 CHEVROLET rate on long distance moves to 8 ROOMS , — buys. Six rooms, I’ i baths, dor- and $3 for failure to carry his li- One acre of land fill contracted The Square Dance Club team of Burns, moth ooles Call MI 4-8033. TRACTOR 2-wheel Simplicity with The "Aristocrat” electric refrigerator, gas stove. Prioed for quick sale by out of pressed concern at the hazard.* cense. - Hearing Slalecl low rates, free estimates, tree 4-doorsedan, V-8 engine, auloma- 48 states. Personalized service. MI mers front and rear, fireplace, presented by .the lack of adequate to a depth of about six feet woulld will meet the Aldon Spinning Mills 'picktip and ileliveiy. Mr. Miller, tic transmission, radio, heater, and torn clothing, runs, snow plow, harrow and sickle bar. Free $50 Clothing Call MI 9-7737 from 5-7 p.m. only. Business Propcrt.v For Sale 70 state .owner. Write Box M, Herald. Lawrence Scioscio. 32, of 22’ take all refuse from 10,000 resi- team Sunday afternoon at the Ver- repaired, zipper re- .3-5187, CH 7^1423. IN A RUT? Want to try something $679 ..nice neighborhood—for leas than parking facilities at the school. JA 3-14'n. white sidewall tires. A beautiful 2- different? Build a new life around First $75 takes It. MI 3-5709. 3 ROOMS ROCKVILLE — Centrally located, $16,000. T. J. CYockett, Realtor, Bancroft St„ Rockville, was fined On Master Plan denta for a year, Kurker aaid. non Elementary School to decide tone green. This cap also has safe- placements. repaired, HAVE SEVERAL parcels of invest- On Sub Duty $24 for failure to drive in the es- A drawback to any operation, the league championship. Aldoti CALL, OR SEE ME for a good deal men’s shirt coljars reversed and a new experience. Many success- LAWN MOWERS—Toro, Jacobsen. $10 DOWN DELIVERS ' 3',j rooms, kitchenette, dinette, MI 3-1577. Suburban'For Sale 75 ty belts. One owner car with very PaintiuK— Papering 21 ful AVON Representati'ves enjoy ment property which bring in ex- Navy Lt. (jg) Edmund J. Pere- tablished lane. In Rural Area he aaid, is the cost of hauling fill won the first round. OR 1961 Dodge Oait, Lancer and replaced. Marlow’s Little Mend- Bolens, Goodall, Ariens. Riding Free storage until wanted. Free bedroom, living' room, tile bath, cellent return. Real estate Invest- sluha. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- low mileage. the contacts as much as the PORTER STREET area, 8 room George C. Koepper, 33, of Kelly if there la not enough cover ma- ; Coaches of the winning teams WiUys JMpa and first choice used ing Shop. - J INTERIOR PAINTING, decorating, mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamattc Delivery. Free setup by our own appliances furnished. $65 per ments take precedence over all TO SETTLE estate —reasonably mund J. Peresluha of Watrous Rd„ Rd.. South Wind.sor, was fined $21 $1,195 profits. Why not talk it over today. month, newly decorated. MI colonial, 2 baths, wall-wall carpet, The master plan for the Vernon terial at the site. 'Ihe problem are Leland A. Dickinson and cars. Walter G. Parker, Dennett ceilings, floors, paperhangtog. tractors with over 21 attachments. reliable men. others. J D.' Realty, 470 Main St., garage,, private yard, trees, priced 5 room house, main high- is serving aboard the submarine for illegal passing. and Popp Dodge, 10 Conn. Blvd., DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com Call now fpr appointment. BU Used mowers and tractors. Parts 3-1869, TR 5-3485. MI 3-5129. .,way three acres of land, newly Fire District will be aired at a confronts any refuse disposal Thomas Lotas, respectively. Game Steaming off wallpaper. Oean 9-4922, SElS IT DAY OR NIGHT $17,900. Carlton W, Hutchins. MI USS' SpiRefish operating out of Dwinell W. King, 25, of Well- method because land filling .is nec- time Is 4 o’clock. Preliminary East Hartford. MI 9-3423. " 1953 pany doors- and windows, custom workmanship. Free estimates. No

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About To\^ Teachers Plan W ED N ESD A Y M A N C H ESTER SH OPPIN G Mernbeni of the J.M1B clMS *t Institute at Itiuicbester High School are In- vlted to a reunion organJtatlonal meeting that will be held Wednes- tiling School day night at 7 o'clock at the First Manchester Office of the Barnard and IlUng Junior High PARKADE Hartford National Bank at 595 Schools will let out at 12:15' Main St. p.m, March 14 because of an in- TIM P: ------V stitute at IlUng Junior High for Etorev Circle WSCS, of ^ u th Junior High school teachers. Methodist Church, will met to- Pupils will not be required to morrow at 10:30 a.m. In W'es^*y make up the lost time. Final Clearance . a a . Vt to $29.98 hall at the church. The progt^m la statewide and is sponsored by the Connecticut X Education Association (CEA), De- JUNIORS' - MISSES' - MEN'S The Manchester Golden Age Club will sponsor Its tmnual rum- >artment of Classroom Teachers. mage sale Thursday at 10 a m, at :ts theme is "The Junior High the Blast Side Recreation building. Prepares For The Future.” The club will also meet Thursday Harold Gairlty, chairman of the Manchester Board of Educa- at 2 p.m. at the same place. tion; William H. Curtis, superin- tendent of schools; A. Hyatt Sut- Christopher J. McNeill, son of DRESS llffe, principal of Illing Junior

Mr and Mrs. Blakely R. McNeill, High; Bernice NeiJadUk, presi- 171 S. Main St., has been named to dent of (CEA), and Julia Fleming, Sizes 7 to 15 and 10 to 18 the dean's list at Trinity College. president of the Department of Hartford. 5 Classroom Teachers, will be on hand to greet the more than 100

Temple Cha{)ter. Ordw of East- teachers expected. casu al and dressy stylesl ern Star, will hold Its annual meet- Visitors will observe two demon-

ing and election of officers tomor- stration class periods, in the morn- • W o ols, iW^seys, ace t a t es, co ttons! row at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Tem- ing and later in the day panel dis- ple. Refreishments will be served, by cussions wiH be held on what waa Nils Shennlng and his committee. observed. • Fam ous labels you know!

Featured speaker will be Pro- fessor William T. Gruhn, of the • Pick up a bargain W e d n esd a y a t . Rabbi Harry Zwelllng of New Britain will discuss “Conservative University of Connecticut, who will speak on-the ''Challerigea and Judaism. Its Spirit and Method.” WEDNESDAY—160 REG. 7.98 to 12.98 * at HiUel House at University of Opportunities in the 1960’s" Gruhn is co-author of “The Modern Connecticut at Storrs tomorrow at W O M E N 'S SU P- O N 8 p.m. Junior High School” a standard textbook used throughout the v‘ Henry E. Agostlnelll. 72 West United States for the study of the junior high school system. St., and Reid MacCIuggage. 69 An- A charge will be made to those saldi Rd.. both of Manchester, will Out They Go At Only $2-00 be members of the University of attending for the coffee hour and luncheon being given. Hartford delegation to the Con- necticut • Intercollegiate- Student Legislature in Hartford Thursday The PAPKA OE?:, through Saturday. Musical Proptram Manchester Porkade Manchester Porfcade v ' Planned at Illing

Mayor Lee Guest Open W ed., Thurs. * —~ Pianist and orchestra leader A1 Open W ed., Thiirs. 99 Years Today At Cavey Dinner Young Jarvis and Hartford soprano a n d F rl.T ill9 Edward C. Elliott, whose 99th birthday is today, received a huge o n d Fri.T ill9 ^ Rachel Saul' will present a musical bouquet from the Manchester Salvation Army Corps of which he program tomorrow to students and Mayor Richard Lee of New Ha- is the oldest living member. The nonagenarian was honored ty ven will be a guest of honor at the faculty at assembly pro^ams in PARKADE DAILY lOO friends and relatives at an open house at his home. 18 Orchard Illing Junior High School. PARKADE DAILY testimonial dinner for former Dem- St.. Sunday. The open hou.se was arranged by his daughter, Mrs. ocratic,chairman Steve Cavagnaro. Jarvis heads several orchestra SPECIALS William P. Hall, of the same address. Mr. Elliott received gifts groups and has been noted for his SPECIALS Other guests of honor are Sec- of money, candy, flowers and plants, and many congratulatory retary of State Ella Graaso, State appearances ai: Mental Health cards. i Herald photo by Satemis). programs and on television. Sen. Fred Doocy o f the fourth dis- trict, and U. S. Congressman Miss Saul has appeared with the WEDNESDAY Hartford Symphony orchestras, WEDNESDAY Emilio Q. Daddario. ter Sinon, Mrs. Audrey Allen. Rob- The committee in charge of ar- ert Tomaasi, Mrs. Francis Meeting Postponed Connecticut Opera Association Mahoney, Miss Mary Cotter and and often with the Jarvis orches- rangements for the dinner at Pi- GIRLS' F A M O l ^ M A K E Clarence Foley. ’- B y P e n s i o n U n it tra t^rdughout New England and ano's Restaurant March 25 Is Wal- GIRLS' REGULAR 5.98 New York. Included In their pro- gram at Illing Junior High will The meeting of the town pension boafd, schedifled for tonight, has be • selections’ from "My Fair Lady," "West Side Story,’’. "Ex- INTRODUCtNO NE^V 2-YEAR been postponed to Friday night at 7:30 p.m. in the municipal build- odus" SJid "Madame Butterfly." SLACK SETS Holiday Dresses

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Spring Term—March IS and if they have contributed double Automatlo Delivery Also . . . EVENING SERVICING what other town employes contrib- COURSE — TW ICE WEEKLY ute tq, the pension fund. L. T. W O O D C O . Phone »n 8-1129 Actioh had been delayed on the Write or call for full Information ConnecHcut’s Oldest Electronics proposed plan, to obtain a list of Sizes 7 to 14 employment dates of the men on Sizes 3 to. 6x School 2.99 the force.

M UNION PLAGE a JAckson 6-8406 a HARTFORD S, CONN. James Arthu^-chairman of the Velveroy slacks with elastic back. Knit shirt with Exciting special purchase! Organdies! ^o^ cloth

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