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TUESDAY APRIL 4, 1961 Averagt Daily Net Press Ran The Weather Forecaet of U. 8. Weather Bnreao PAGE SIXTEEN jitmtri^i^Btpr lEttPtting Ijgralb For the Week Ended March 11, 1961 Moetly fair tonight. Low naar to klr. and Mra. Richard D'Auteuil, or allfbtly below freezing. Than- Story Circle, WSCS, of South A midweek eervlce with, medit*- Columbia; a daughter to Mr. and NOW IS TUB riMB TO, 13,317 day cloady, Httle change in tem­ Methodist Church, will meet to­ Budget Copies Ready Hospital Notes Mra. Earl. Cox, East Hartford. Uon on 'The Poet-ResurrecUon Ap­ perature. High near 50. About Town pearances" will be held st 0>ve- morrow at 10;30 a.m. in Wesley UNWANTED HAIR FOREVER Member of the Audit DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: REMOVE Bureau of Circulation i nant Congregational Church tomor- hail at the church. Mrs. Russell The 1961-62 budget recom­ visiting hours are S to 8 pjn. Robert Quade, Storra; George Gor­ ^ . ___ ^A *6.8. m ^Manchester— A City o f Village Charm klcKendrick. president, will give l^t me free you of thi. eoclal handicap Chester Uangtrj-. deputy di- i row at 7 :30 p.m. mendations of General Mana­ for all aiyas except maternity don. Tolland Ave., Rockville: Mrs. a report on a recent Norwich Dis­ ger Richard Martin are avail­ forever. Mv medically approved meth^ where they are S to 4:30 and 6:30 Derothea Geiger, 518 Gardner St.; f K / L ^ ^ o r t d . '™ I n d A. benefit dessert bridge, spon trict meeting. able in the manager’s office at to 8 p.m.; and private rooms la safe, pemaneni and will not mar thr (Claaalfled AdvetUatiig on Page 18) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mrs. Pearl Munsell. Coventry: Mra. /4 / akin. \ ^ y let unalghtly hair on youi (TWENTY PAGES) M ANCHESTER, CONN., W EDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1961 retunf April 10. He attended the i sored by the Guild of the Municipal Building. wheije they are 10 a.m. to 8 pjn. Gladys Barton, Williams Rd., Bol­ VOL. L X X X , NO. 157 Oongreae^of Professions! 1 St. A ^ es Hoipe West Hai^^ Board members of the Junior Visitors are requested not to ton. fnce veil yonr good looUeT Century Club wiU meet tomorrow smoke In patient’s room. No naora. DISCHARGED TODAY: Patrl- MARY C. WARD. R.N. f^PC^ "" ''■'^’"^■irp..^rthe HS?eVsuC^^^^ «at « 8 p.„.p.m. at tne the nome home « of Mrs. Patrons Listed than two visitors at one time, per^^cia Breen. 35 Battista Rd., Loren tt*"' ! ballroom. Tickets may be obtained j Aronson, 32 Constance Dr. patient. - Certified E'eetrologliit Would Bar Senate Change Union Leader Bartholomew’, Andover; Charles -674 CENTER 8T. -_TEL. MI 6-2867 Catholic^^t^ “** Fred Blish III wiU-be-co- ^W Chariiy^a U M ay'7^ Joseph “St.; Darrell Vln- oiooonGibbon Assciiiuij,Assembly '1 sentatives:gfntatives: Mrs.Mrs^ boaterroster Williams.wuuams. iI jj^gi^gg. Patients Today 247 All Work By Appointment Ladies of Columbus, will spon^r a cj,ur(.j, u,g Assumption; Mrs. cek, 28 Bunce Dr.: Douglas Sage, Free Coneultattone ADMITTED YESTE31DAY: El­ 466 W. Middle Tpke.; Willard Ridicules Plan food sale at the House and Hale Andreinl. St. Bartholomews;! The Holy Family Mothers Mayor and Mrs. Harold Turking- more *Biimhilra, Wapping: Mra. department store Thursday from Maurice OConnor. St. BridgBridg- Johnson, 45 Marshall Rd.; Mrs. Democratic Leaders Circle will meet tomorrow at 8:15 ton will be among patrons and Marie Shanahan, Ellington; Mrs. Edith Schleldge, Coventry. noon to 9 p.m. Co-chairmen wiU be | , Legjjg Hoyt. St. Marv Zapasnik. 180 Greenwood Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald and Mrs. j jg„,gg' church, p.m. at the home of Mrs. Willianj patronesses for the ninth annual To Run NHRR Martens, 9 Stephen St. Dr.;' John Wilcox, 19 Locust St.; Charles Packard. Donations for the ■ charily ball to be held at the Stuart Nelson. 30 Norman St.; fbe presented by R^kville: Mrs. Marion Speed, Shea stressed that he thought ! o* the Baldwln-Towers Plan. 'The members of the East Central Po­ fee. tea and dessert will be I Aimettl, Mr. and Mrs. waiter R. can party was willing to com­ Roundup Bettinger, The scholarship committee of ' Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dia- Thompsonville: Christine Chluda, the bin was "a good bill, but it is ' committee was holding a ^hearing mona youth committee. serv'ed by Mrs. Jesse Wapping: Mrs. Joan Benincasa. promise on the issue of reduc­ on a bill that would appropriate ^ATO, Other Issues and Mrs. ; niond, Mr. and Mrs. C.' Elmore not the total package.” Mrs, Robert Donnelly Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies 11 Gem Dr.. Rockville; Janice funds for a formal study of Its of Columbus, will meet tonight at ; Watkins, -Mr. and Mra. Robert J. ing the size of the House. The door is open to this very Mr*. Eleanor Buck, chairman of 1 Claude Porter. Heinzmann. 86 Birch St.; Mias Rep. william T. Shea of Meriden. feasibility. the volunteer service connmittee for 8:15 at the home of Mrs. Ermano 1 Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John J. Wal- moment of a compromise.” he said. The Army and Navy Auxiliary Barbara Burke, 17 Eldridge St Democratic minority leader, an­ Herbert Baldwin, first selectman 75 Escape Moscow, April 5 (TP)— British Ambassador Sir Frank Rob­ tnethe ManenesterManchester Area .iirinniMental , -■-•y ------> t>arav Mass. and discuss the work of Lutz LADIES' o i populated section of the city. look at it that way.” he , Residents of the 3-story frame ^ House at 11 a m. EST and broke , Junior Museum at a meeting of the ■aid. "and that’s the way the Con-1 Dies; Retired Rector off their scs.sion for lunch at 1:10 I Rotar^• Club of Manchester tonight structures In Columbus PI., an a l-. And Ambassador V-8 by Rambler won ■titution looks at it.” leyway between North Washing­ p.m. Royal Laotian at 6:30 at the Manchester Country In the most realistic test o f all-around The redlstricUng blU up for ac­ The Rev. Alfred Lock Williams White House press secretary aub. i.-' ton Ave. and Main St., told c ' be­ NYLON HEELS gasoline economy ever staged—the its Clas^swept the first 8 places and 9 tion In tli5,^HoU8e today embodies died la.st night at the Crestfleld ing awakened by smoke, the hark­ Pierre Salinger announced that the recommendations of the so- Convalescent Hospital after a long two subjects were discussed. He Chutists Block ------The Aunt Jemima Pancake Fes­ NASCAR sanctioned 1961 Pure Oil Econ­ o f the first To spots. ing of dogs, or flames on rear SPRING IS . called Cooper Committee, a bi­ illness and almost two mbnths porches. said these were "international fi­ INSULATE YOUR HOME NOW WITH A.MERICA'8 FINEST tival committee of Second Congre­ nance and economic problems’’ and gational Church will meet Thurs­ omy Trials at Daytona—Rambler won With speeds up to 65, and averaging partisan group created by the 1959 after his resIgnaUon an rector of Flames tore rapidly through the St Mary’s Episcopal Church. NATO and correlation of west­ Rebels Threats day at 7:30 p.m. at the church. three trophies, held by driver Les Viland more than 40 M.P'.H., the winning Ram­ General Assembly to study Sen- tar-paper covered buildings, j ALUMINUM GUPBOARU SIUINR Final preparations will be made for The rector submitted hi.s resig­ Bridgeport police said one of the ern policies.’’ in the photo above. bler American made 14 complete stops, nation to the church ve.stry on buildings went up "like a card-! Kenned.y. regards his talks with By JOHN RODERICK ASBESTOS or BEAUTIFUL PRE-CAST STONE the festival to be held April 13 Macmillan as the start of series of from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. shifted through the gears 15 times while Feb. 8. He had remained at the board box on a bonfire." i Vientiane, Laos, April 5 UPi— SENSATIONAL BEAUTY— COMFORT— SAVING! No other make won more than one House Ponders rectorv’. 33 Park St., until last Fri­ The fire was over by daybreak. top level western conaultatlcavs circling the 3.7 mile course, and About 500 Royal Laotian para­ award . . . most won none. still day when he entered the convales­ Firemen found seven dead dogs in I which he hopes will strengthen Al­ chute troops dropped Into the area . A NEW HOME IN 5 DAYS • WE GIVE ^.fC GREEN ST.4MPS e cent hospital. the debris. j lied cooperation in the face of Look For Our Weekly Special Every Tuesday— Unlike other runs that put a premium averaged 26.86 miles per gallon! northwest of Muong, Kassy today Cake Bank I.ow If Ballot Box The Rev. Mr. Williams had ob- Residents routed by the flames Soviet threaU and pressures. to counter pro-Communlst rebel BA>Y: TRIPLE ITS COST ON PAINTING. HF.ATING. on feather-footed driving, the Pure Oil This is the second straight year Rambler ! serx’ed a twin anniversary last were cared for by relatives, neigh­ Salinger told the scores of news­ REPAIRS! I June 20 mhrking his .55th birth- threats north of this capital, west­ At Slate Hospital bors or the Bridgeport Red Cross. men from' all over the world, who ern sources reported. NO MONEY DOWN—UP TO 5 YE.ARS TO PA\ ! Economy'Trials closely parallel your own won the Pure Oil Economy Trials. Really Stuffed ! day and the 28th anniversary of Cause of the fire was under--in- .were crowded Into the 'White HOUSE Sv. HALE Want more proof of- Rambler value? I hl.s ordination. vestigatlon, and a monetaiy’ dam­ House cvecutive office lobby, that The parachute troops, headed ,A request for cakes to refill the everyday driving experience. by commander in chief Boun SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Hartford. April 5 (.P» — The Funeral arrangements are in­ age estimate was not immediately he had nothing to report except the DECO HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. depleted cake bank at the Norwich Every U.S.-built production car is eligi­ Then see your Rambler dealer. You’ll find complete awaiting intercepUon of available. topics discussed. Leuth,. took off before dawn from USE OURD.AK STREET ENTBAXCF.—MI 3-4123 House meets today still uncertain the royal capital of Luang Pra- OVER 20 YEAR.S' EXPERIENCE State Hospital was made today by ble. None are arbitrarily barred, as in top gas ecohomy is just part of your sav­ the Williams’ son. David, a stu­ Firefighters raised an aerial lad­ He added that John Russell, a If someone attempted to stuff the dent at Stanford University. He der when 'they arrived on the press officer with Macmillan’s par­ bang i. at least 10 transport 19 STRICKLANp ST„ MANCHESTER—5H 9-96SS the Manche.ste.r Area Mental some runs. In 1961, 145 cars representing ings. Rambler costs less to buy, is voted Pussier at Purnell Place planes and 11 or more helicopters, ballot box in the confirmation of left Palo Alto. Calif., yesterday scene, but a live piower line snap­ Imag- ty, would hold a briefing confer' Health Association (MMHA). most trouble-free by owners, has top re­ morning by bus. The Rev. 4*res- ped and fell on the truck. It put | "Hmmph___ There's no dignity even In old age any more. some of the latter delivered only a all 5 U.S. makers competed. two-pf 15 Judges. ine being left all alone on Purnell PI. just because I’m ence with British and American week agb from Thailand by TJ.S, Mra. John Buck, volunteer serv­ Dhe BUS]suspicious legislator shout­ cott Bench, curate at St. Mary’s, the tnick, and the aerial ladder, | newsmen and that Charles E. Boh- ices chairman of the MMHA. said Rambler American Custom with over­ sale value. reported efforts were being made worn out! What would the other wine velvet channel-back Marines, the informants said. ed accusaUons of ballot stuffing out of use. I barrel chairs say? And to top things off, people can't legally len. a Kennedy adviser on Soviet that the freezer u.sually filled with yesterday when 14. negative votes to reach voung Williams enroiite A portion of the area where the | The move followed reports that drive beat them all to win the cherished Rambler dealers sell twice as many com­ REV. A. L. WILLIAMS sit on me.” (Herald photo by Cfflara). problems, would meet with new's- SAVE UP TO $150.00 cakes for patients’ birthdays and — bound together — were cast to to notify him of his father’s death. tenements are located ts in the. men at the State Department un­ Communist Pathet Lao forces Overall Winner Trophy and captured the pact cars per dealer as most other dealer The date of the funeral service line of a proposed new road. dropped -300 parachute troops on WOILD FAMOUS QUAIITV-IUIIT special occasions i.s low. i oppose the reappoirtment of Judge der rules to be laid dowm by the ^ gToups. So, you get a better deal on Walter J. Sidor, Wethersfield, to qrill depend upon the son’s ar­ nature of his illness, and I saw Route 25, end the buildings would the vital north-south highway 20 Any type of cake that Is suit- i Manchester Schools... Class 6 trophy in competition with Falcon, rangement for plane transporta­ him frequently In- the months that State Department. miles south of Muong Kassy yes- able for freezing will be w'elcome. the Court of Common Pleas. have been taken over by the State ] Corvair, Lark and Tempest 4. In fact, it the best of the compacts. Rambler—world Sidor’s reappointment was con­ tion. followed. Always, he spoke real when the road is built. | A fleet of limousines brought Manchester groups .who wish to : the British leader and his ranking took the first 6 places and 8 of the first 10. standard of compact car excellence. firmed, 193-10, on a second ballot. Funeral services will be conduct­ istically about the situation, but Reds in UN Drop (Continued on Page Eight) donate are asked to notify Mr.s. | ed at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, never with any semblance of fear foreign affairs advisers Into the - j y r Buck of a central collection point, Rep. Benjamin M. Schlossbach, Church Fire. Probed ■V, ' ^ o 3 i t b a R-Westbrook. flatly accused the date and time ft) be announced. or discouragement. ■White House three minutes ahead or donations may be left at Mr.s. Waterburj’. April 5 (/PI—A small of the scheduled start of three “PRETTY GOOD’’ ?? House of stuffing the ballot box Burial will be in East Cemetery. "He seemed fully to recognize Buck's home st 187 Woodbridge SEE YOUR RAMBLER DEALER-Drive the Recognized Economy King! There will be no calling hours. portion of St. Peter and Paul’s days of intensive policy discus­ when the 14 negative votes were that our earthly life is but a part Church was damaged today by Complaint over U2 I \ j ‘ 4-TRANSISTOR St. In lieu of flowers, friends may sions. General Manager Martin says, “ . . . we will possibly discovered. of our total existence, and never fire described by authorities as of ' Cake.s will be delivered to the He levied a similar accusation In make contributions to the Book of A bright sun poured down, but Bulletins HEARING AID hospital at noon on Monday, and have a pretty good system next year if we don't vote the Remembrance at St. Mary’s wravered. We may confidently be­ suspicious origin. the air was cool and crisp. connection with the reappointment lieve that such a man Is now with Culled from AP Wires i ■■ a spring pa^ty will be held at the of Judge Milton H. Meyers, Water- June 20 marking his 55thbirth- A solid oak stand in a comer of United Nations, N. Y.. April 6 W^the situation both at the United Macmillan wore a hat and top­ additional funds.” the God whom he sought to serve." Only *32.88 Complete hospital by representatives of the bury. He W'as confirmed for the Church. —The Soviet Union todqy formally Nations and in relations bctw'een coat. He went directly into the volunteer services comnilUee. and The Rt. Rev. Walter H. Gray, Chief Justice Raj’mond E. Bald­ (Continued on Pago Eight) countries generally. \XTiite House and was ushered to Court of Common Pleas, by the withdrew its controversial com­ TOWER VS. BLAKEY 50c DOWN— 50c WEEKLY narrowest margin of the day, 145- Bishop of the Diocese of Connec­ win of the State Supreme Court of plaint against U.S. spy plane flights "There can be no doubt," he Kennedy’s office where he was Mrs. Fred L. .Bull, chairman of legislation for the Na­ Errors, wheji informed of the Rev. Dallas, April 5 IB—RepabUcan 90. ticut. this morning paid the fol- over So\1et territory. declared, "that sqch a move wquld greeted by the President. Km-, tb« tnfiii.rin| tnuniph.«»l. " k- *** tional Congress of Parents and Teacher^ told the Senate low’ing tribute to the x*ctor: Mr. Williams’ death, also Issued meet with approval of all peace- John G. Tower, who campaigned in ■ n&m cn in Mvingn foe hirt o4 hanrint- Schlossbach called for appoint­ Soviet Delegate Valerian A. Zorin The whole party then was es­ against PrealdenfKennedy’s New See Our No. foe tho *r»l tire*. • bmlrtrni.i*«» konnni Subcommittee on Education in Washington, recently, ment of a three-member commit­ “The Rev. Alfred Lock Williams a eulogy: «, told the General Assembly’s 99- loving st|i.tes' and peoples and corted by Kennedy to the White PtiarmacLst For aid at • price that drflea oomprtiboa. Not only no Frontier, and Sen. WUllani A. that: “ Despite greatcReffort at the local and state levels, tee to investigate th’’ two votes, gave an extraordinary example “News of the death of the Rev. News Tidbits nation Political Committee that he contribute to the achievement of House rose gardens just outside Demonstration anioy loweat 8r»t coata hot alao Icaal operaunt coM Alfred L. Williams came as a very Blakeley, who ran as a Conserva­ Every pmoo with a hnrinr imnaitm^ » Im itad In but the House adjourned without of ChrisUan falUi and fortitude was acting in the interest of easing positive results in the discussion the presidential offlee,. for pic­ tive Democrat, today had virtual­ iMt thii fMbukpOM Tothih* tranoiMtor aid ... wouifM* wo education needs have been accumulating for three dec­ during his lengthy Illness. sad shock. I first knew him when from the AP Wires international tension and Improv­ apa^ Attinfi ce clinknl attenlioli, oan ba naad at apea. taking action on the matter. of the important problems under tures. ly chictaed spots in th® runoff a l l t y p e s OF ades and are at present greater than ever, and costs are Desplt* the accusations, the "It was nearly two years ago ing relations between his country consideration at the resumed 15th Both Kennedy and Macmillan a 1 YEAR GUARANTEE e (Continued on Page Thirteen) election for U.S, Senator from BATTERIES higher. Like Alice in Wonderland, we have had to run House confirmed all 15 judgeship^ that he first told me about the and Uie United States. session of the general assembly." wore blue pin-striped suits. Ken­ Texas. Tower had 322,631 votes in faster and faster just to stay in the same place. Our nominations. Imam Ahmed, absolute ruler of Zorin called (or the withdrawal of U. S. Delegate Charles Ifost nedy had on a blue tie with red the latest Texas Election Bureau REXALL AT THE When tlie 14 bound ballots were Yemen wounded in assassination Parkade members, as taxpayers, are witling to pay their fair two other hot issues—Hungary and welcomed Zorin’s withdrawal of circular decorations. Macmillan tabulation while Biakley had LIGGETT DRUG discovered. House Speaker Antlio- attempt March 26, Is now able to Tibet—as a counter move by the the U2 complaint, but he added: wore a red tie with blue stripes. $187,064. In third place was U.S. share for qualitv education for their children. WE ARE ny E. Wallace immediately called Seeks Belter Prices carry on moderate duties, accord­ free whrld. The United States, how­ "The other items to which he re- Secretary of State Dean Rusk Rep. Jim Wright, 38, a moderate, 7 CONCERNED NOT SO MUCH ABOUT THE COST OF for a new vote. ing to Yemeni legation In Rome ever. said these questions were not with 187,801. PROVIDING A PROGRAM OF EXCELLENCE AS He said the incident In the first . . Two Belgium members of in the same category as the Soviet, (Continued on Page Nineteen) (Continued on Page Eight) ballot was a “horrible reflection” U.N. Truce Commission In Pales­ ABOUT THE-TREMENDOUSLY GREATER COST OF U2 and RB47 complaint. It reserved 530 RED CASUALTIES on the Republican - controlled tine have been withdrawn fi%m its position as to whether it would Saigon, Vietnam, April 5 NOT PROVIDING IT.” House. Farm Group ^tarts serxlce in b’lffer zones between push for full debate. —Communist terrorists, operat­ Legislators said the naiAiw Israel and United Arab Republic, Referring to President Kennedy’s Tshombe Learns Too Late ing In battalion strength, have SAFI- Sponsored by the Slanchester Education Association mar^n In Meyer’s confirmation Belgian sources say . . . Authori­ order prohibiting U.S, - military suffered more than 530 casual­ Drying clothes was due to the absence of several ties in Long Beach, Calif., say planes from flying, over Soviet ter­ ties In major clashes with South - representaUvek who left to attend Livi^tock Holdback earthquake center 10 miles be­ ritory. Zorin said that "under the Vietnam government troops In C lE A N - is easy today..# committee hearings. neath Loe Angeles-Long Beach new conditions the So\1et Union Irish UN Troops Hold eight days of pre-election vio­ Several legislators, however, ar­ harbors knocks out 26 producing does not insist on the disucussion" lence, government sources, re­ gued that the representatives re­ 6il wells and damage may total of the spy plane question. ported tonight. Two hundred turned in time ta vote. Des Moines, April 5 (-P)—Three*others who toil.’.’ Staley ha.s said. ntiiltlons of dollars. . The Soviet Union, Zorin assert­ days ago members of the National rebels were kUled and wounded In DEPENDABLE- The ■ two incidents recalled f n If We can show the farmers that Spade Cooley, who coasted to ed is "making constant efforts to­ Elisabethville Airport one battle alone — the hlgheet Farmers Organization (NFO) and this goal Is attainable we will suc- fame on strains of Western music, ward tlie easing of international (Continued on Page Twelve) any other livestock producers they J casualty figure of any engage­ T’eed. We are not on strike again.st sits glumly in Bakersfield, Calif., tension and the Improvement' of ment since the Viet Cong e.f.m. AUTOMATIC OIL HEAT coiild line up, started holding thelT the processors or the consumers. jail—accused of 6nital murder of the Sovlet-American relations." EUsabeUiville, Katanga, April 6>and C1I9 Flying B oxw a roared cattle, hogs and sheep ofU the sup­ his estranged wife, Ella Mae... stepped up their campaign to All we want Is a fair price for our ' The Soviet delegate rfaid that 5 Of)—\ United Nations source in from the U.N.-occupied Kamina topple the government, the In­ ply markets in the Midwest. Conhecticut’s State Republican the discussion of the U.S.-backed Discover the luxury o'nd economy of e.f.m; outomotic oil he’ot. products.” reported President Molse Base in western Katanga, Tshombe formants s^d. Pupils Warned 'the objective: To close the gap A fair price which NFO says hfis Chairman Edwin H. May says^ Hungarian complaint and the Ti­ was in conference in Elisabethville Install on e.f.m. conversion oil burner in your present heating between present prices and what parl.v’a victory in West Hartford' Tshombe has backed dovvn from b^en determined by this county bet question, sponsored by Malaya, his threatening anti-U.N. posi­ with Gen. Sean McKeowm of Ire­ HOFFA THREATENS STRIKE system now for o wormer, heofthier home wi.thout work or. NFO says Is the actual coat of bargaining committees is currently election shows Republicans ate would "Impede the relaxation of land, the U.N. mllltarj’ command­ production on the farms. Also, to tion. Boston. April 5 (/fV-Teamster worry, e.f.m. odvonced design insures positive air and oil ^New Frontier’ $32.45 a hundredweight for adding to their strength through­ international tension." er in The Congo. give farmers bargaining power out state . . . Two men hold up Tho U.N. mUlUry chief In the Union President James B. Hof­ choice steers, $22.75 a hundred on He said withdrawal of the two Congo, Gen. Sean McKeovvn of McKeown flew from Leopoldville fs today threatened a strike control ond permits efficient burning of oil grodes of domestic with the processors who turn out choice hogs weighing 190-210 Peoples State Bank in Manito. the finished meat for the consum­ Items from the assembly’s agenda Ireland, warned Tshombe that to confer with Tshombe about the against New England tracking Will Be Rough pounds and $29,45 a hundred on 111., and flee with $22,000 after mob rampage yesterday against fuel oil. er’s table. 1 would avoid an aggravation of Indian troops would be brought firms on April 15 uideas demands choice grade woo! lambs imprisoning three bank employes, the U.N. troops in Elisabethville. See your e.f.m. dealer todoy for complete Information- NFO president Oren Lee Staley Into EUsabethville If there were are met lor a wage increase and so*s home heating By G. K. HODENFIELD Those levels are about $5.45 two federal bank examiners and The Katanga Radio and Elisabett- said last night at headquarters at two customers in rear room . . . further attempts to Interfere other contntet benefits. Holla Convenient Terms . (AP Education Writer) Coming, Iowa, that the holding ac­ above the current price for steers Belgium to Remove with U.N. operations at the air­ ville’s morning newspaper clalm'ed and other union oflictala were our way I • Washington. April 6 (/Pi—5/Vnm- $5.45 more for hogs and $10.45 Two men badly burned when ex­ today—^before the Irish arrived— tion will start having it’s big effect plosion rocks Norwegian freig;ht- port,. tho source reported. In seqslop during the day with .a liig to American public school today. It ' scheduled t o 'continue ! more for sheep. that Tshombe and his government nine-man negotiating committeo SEE HARVEY VAN CAMP . You get premium quality r. - . . rrvv,.» er Martha Bakke about 300 miles Military in Congo children: that "New Frontier” Indefinitely, he said The NFO has staged test hold­ Elisabethville, Katanga. April 5 had won a great victory over the representing New England Mobilheat with RT-98 . .. the In education la going to be rougli. ing actions before on hogs but thl.s southwest of Sitka, Alaska. U.N. AT THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. A poll of the stockyards in We Secretary of Commerce Luther (J>)—An advance guard of a bat- trucking employers in an effort moat completely effective fuel Dr. Sterling M. McMurrin. the Midwest indicated that the procffii- the first time it has Included United Nations, N. Y.. April 5 talion of Irish U.N. troops flew' ’The united Nations i f shat­ to reach agreement. oil additive in uae today. And new U.S. commissioner of educa­ cattle and sheep simultaneously. H. Hodges, disturbed- by price­ (,f>) — Belgium has notified the tered,’’ 'a broadcast said. “They YOUR E. F. M. DEALER sors were not getting very excited fixing conspiracy in electrical ma­ into riot-tom Elisabethville today you get premium eersice. Au­ tion, says today’s education la all about the NFO drive and that ' A test holding action ts descried United .Nations that it is ready to and immediately occupied the air­ should go home now.” FIRE B.\GES ON TANKER WE HAVE THE CRACK CBS NEWS 1KAM! chinery industry, is trying to de­ comply Immediately with U.N. Tshombe had whipped hlS peo­ tomatic deliveriea . . . a bal- too often soft and easy, flabby and livestock receipts and prices tq as one to probe the markets and port. They met with no resUstance Kaohslung, Formoea. AprU 5 centered on non-essentials. He date had been about normal. await results. The NFO is In posi­ velop 'code of ethics for business­ resolutions calling for the with­ ple into a frenzy yesterday after (JP) — Authorities cleared the . anced payment plan and many Headlines don’t give you the full picture. The celebrated reporters men . . . Actress-model Suzy from Katanga President Molse other extras designed to make plans to do something about it. But in predicting a 25 to 40 per tion to call off the holding a(;tion drawal of Belgian military per­ Tshombe’s army or police. the Swedish. guard at the airport waterfront of this Sooth For­ McMurrin, In a news conference cent reduction the new supply at anytime. Parker was divorced In Paris sonnel from The Congo. arrested 24 Katanga arufy troops mosan city as fire raced oot of OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 8:30 home heating reaUv ta.y. and analysts of CBS N EW S do! That’s why they win more awards th n n 111 Marrh 21 from writer Pierre de A reliable U.N. source' said- the just one hour after bping sworn of cattle, hogs and sheep today as iloat of the stockyards reported The news of the Belgian deci­ and a Belgian officer who tried control alraard a gasbUne-ladeB compared with Wednesday of last La Salle, her American lawyer re­ sion was transmitted to U.N. Sec­ Irish had been sent ‘'to hold the under cover of night to seize con­ any other news staff in broadcasting. And they’re all on this sta­ In to his new post yesterday, said no appreciable change in,livestock airport until the arrival of Indian tanker of Liberian registry. Mobilheat he wants to promote "the en­ week Staley said: supplies Mondsiy and Tuesday veals . . .Air Force investigat­ retary-general Dag Hammarskjold trol of the field. The Katanga Three explosions shook the 4.200- tion. Men like Winston Burdett, Ned Calmer, Allan Jackson, Lany ing officer says evidence indicates Gurklias in Elisabethville, a move president made clear in a state­ couragement of quality and rigor "Our members are doing an ex­ cept for fluctations they said were in a note dated April 3 and made violently opposed by Tshombe. ton Kuanglung during the day, Nm c/eonnictiee In teoxffiing and in w|)at is taught.” last two missing men aboard public today. The note said steps ment that his purpose was to pre­ oddrNve cellent job of keeping their live­ normal. Here i, a rundown of the cra.shed bomber in North Carolina klUlng at least 8 and Injuring LeSueur, Stuart Novins, David Schoenbrun, Daniel Schorr, Eric He wants more attention paid stock off the market.” markets as of last night: already had been taken to pull out The airport’s guard of Swedish vent the arrival of Indian U.N. S3 Chinese crewmen nnd fire­ to the social sciences, the humani­ NFO is a new farm organization Illinois: Frank M. Flynn, vice dieil when pl.ine tilruck) ground. U.N. troops,'who were attacked troops, whoso stationing in Ka­ Vice President Lyndon B. John­ some troops. fighters, Chi. Chang Cheng, .Jew aUHMPfa Sevareid, Lowell Thomas, Robert TVout and the others. You get ties, and the-flne arts.. which came into being about three president of-Union Stockyards at The withdrawal of Belgian yesterday by a rampaging mob tanga he opposes because of In­ spokesmnn for the Fornioe* pro­ son assures Premier Mamadou incited by Tshombe, retired to dian Prime Minister Nehru’s W E GIVE m ore complete hourly news... reports in depth on WORLD NEWS He wants beefed-up curriculums years ago with a big slump In hog Chicago said he expected a typical forces has been one of the main vincial police, reported. which challenge every student to prices. It’s original recruiting Wednesday with 12,000 cattle, Dia United States will help finance issues In the current U.N. debate their camp on the outskirts of avowed opposition to Tshombe. Senegal’s four-year economic Elisabethville. , As the mob fever mounted, the BUILDING MATERIALS GREEN STAMPS ROUNDUP and WORLD TONIGHT . . . plus news analysis, pi^lic af­ riee to the p ^ of his ability. ground was Iowa and Missouri. 6,000 hogs and 2,000 sheep and 'on The Congo. Asian and African LOAN BATE DROPPED He wants better teachers—bet­ But membership drives have been that he saw little change In prices. plan . . . Long-range countdown The Irish vanguard numbered UJM. Command in EaisabethviUe may be quickening for three Mer­ nations have been working on a tl’ashtngtM. April 5 (ff) — T H LUMBER FUEL fairs and special reports. Keep informed; keep your radio dial set for ter paid, bettor prepared, and extended to a dozen other Mid­ Flynn Mid he expects the NFO resolution deihandlng that the about 150 troops, heavily armed agreed to'= return the airport to cury astronauts who are first in the joint control of Katanga police Government today cat sharply more respected. west states. No figures have, been action to have little effeot on the Belgians get out within 21 days. and in full battle dress. Into Inteimt ratee on lonna to MORIARTY He wanU better leather prep­ released on the current member­ Chicago market. The East St. Lou­ line for space trhvel—they tvlll Another 500 were expected In and U.N. troops. But some 4,000 S36 NORTH MAIN STREET—PHONE MI 9-5253 undergo tests in giant centrifuge jTie Belgian note Indicated that omaU bualaeeeee In 286 arena ef aration programs in - the naUon'a ship. is, 111., National Stockyards said Belgium would assist the United the next few hours. Africans—many of them armed In two weeks . . . Whichever way with long-bladed panga knives— heavy nnemptoyment. Bere^- GLASTONBURY BRANCH ELLINGTON BRANCH oollege* and universities, pro- Is NFO patterned after the farm receipts wera doxvn "a amall de­ Nations in trying to get the Con­ Katanga government officials ter, the SnmU Bndasan Ajfcntoto- BROTHERS holiday movements of the 1930 gree” fhe last twjB days but at- Circuit Judge J. Fritz Gordon de­ were already on the march to the. 68 Hebroo 'Ave: West Road. Route 83 DIAL 1230'CBS RADIO grains with a heavy stress «n lib­ golese authorities to release Bel­ apparently were unaware of the tratton saU the tonne wtt CMH depression years? "No,” says tributm it to a post-Blazter lull cides, U.S. Supreme Court prob­ field. JA 2-5326 TRemout 5-621S eral education. gian civilian personnel, but It aold arrival o f the Irish until It was n 6 per cent rate InntoM ti, •* And he wants to utlUsw the best Staley, who farm s'at Rea, Mo. and tlia weath ^. ably wUI be called on for final too late to try to prevent their Ml 3-5135 rvllH Florida Bible reading (Oonttnned m F H * XUrtMB) neat eneee, 6)4 f** COMPLETE HOME HEATING SALES and SERVICE 301-315 CM ttr St. THE STATHHi THAT HAS EVERYTHING! "W q think the farmers should (Continued on Page Twelve), lauding. A* the first Skymasters WINF (Oouttaoed M PH* T*s) have harfaininff rights just as (Ooatlauad on Pago BovonX V f .5 . . ^ ■ r BfANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHISTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. APRIL S. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1961 PAGE THREE PAGB^TW O ______■ - • ------•------W«diiMdajr. April 96, at 8:15 p.m. is tlta hiiii aobool auditotiusn. Grand Jury Hartford artist L4>ui8 Puaarl Youth^s Emotional Problems wlU conduct two classes in oil Sheinwold on Bridge As You Like It painting for men and women at Served by Guidance Clinic Returns 28 ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND KEITHS the Community Y under the spon­ By JUDITH AHEARN ^ ■ sorship of the YWCA. An eight- The 815.000 goal sought during SIMON-PURE AMATEUR i week aeries will be held from 9 PLAYS UKE OLD FRO Saatb dealer Indictments a.m. to noon, starting tomoijow. the cuirent drive for funds by North-South vulacrablo Soaday night, returning home in the car HEALTH CAPSULES the Coiamunity C9tild Guidance Biy Alfred Sheinwold A six-week serie: will be held from Sam Slayman, captain of the NORra around 8, -we listened with great enjoyment 7:30 to 10 p.m., starling Friday. ky Miriwel A PlHIi, MJDt CUnlc will mean a continuation of a Q 4 2 Hartford,. April 5 (JPt—A fed­ April 21. Students must furnish the service to children with emo­ team I played on in the Vander­ 9 8 eral grand jury has returned In­ to the WINF broadcast of a recording of tional problems in Manchester and bilt Cup contest a few weeks ago, 0 A 10 9 7 9 dictments against 28 persons, in­ Dvoridc's New World Symphony. It i! ver>' materials. l» THERE ANY VACCINE The Manchester Community OR m e d ic in e w h ic h surrounding towns that has been ia technlcaUy a simon-pure ama­ « 10 .< 2 cluding a public accountant ac-. to have such good broad-* WILL PREVENT T h e offered for the past two >'can. teur e)nce he makes a living as a WEST EAST ^ ^ cused of defrauding ths govern­ Wr=d+^ome-reaeon every uroe we try to Lpjayers, Sook and Buskin, and COMMON COLD ? ment by failing to file tax returns townspeople have been Invnied to Prior to its astabliahment there textile manufacturer and plays A) 10 7.4 ' vhK9 «« SJftf ^dd*m^^-<^of ”p^ Hi* «>» “'*,.‘''^*^*’,1?' was no oonununity agency to bridge for the love .of the game, ^ K 7 4 Q I 10 2 for 64 clients. what is probablv a steady flow of; someone is analysing the Canadi- a demonstration of stage lighting The grand' Jury yesterday In­ tonight to be given by Ruth Row- u-tiich troubled children and par­ but in all other respects he ranks G 8 0 6 compUmenU. ' ena or the Maple Leaves. ents oould go for Uie kind of pro­ as an old pro. One of the tests is «JS764 «A K Q 9 dicted the accountant, William F, Most df tmr listening to AM j The ideal setup for the button ley of the Manchester UtUe The­ SOUTH Kinlry, 83, New Britain, on ater, Mrs. Rowley, who is in fessional help the clinic is able to that the o.p. knows all of the atations is in the car on the wayj pusher would be to have each sta- give. In its quarters on Ha>-nea dodges. A) A 3 charges of defrauding the govtsrn- to and from work, or to and from; non schedule different types of charge of lighting for the IktUe St., the clinic staff sees children A 6 4 3 ment of 812,714 by falling to file Theater production of “Time of W'hen Slaj'man held the South 0 K Q 1 4 J 2 evening meetings. ; music, so that the listener could whose problems range from un­ hand In one of the early rounds of the returns. We like svmphoniea. western enjoy "Jimmy s Girl or Harold the Cuckoo ' to be given May 25. derachievement, hyperactivity, « 3 The indictment said the offenses 26 and 27. will apeak at 8 o'clock the Vanderbilt, he felt confident SeWh West North EaM music, rock and roll, schmalu, in Italy' at any time of the day bed wetting, stealing, falsehoods, that the opponents had ,a reason­ occurred between 1966 and 1956. mtrclntm — anything except organ he chose. in the East Side Rec. and destructive behavior to. pre- I O Pask 2 0 Doublo The Internal Revenue Service music in popular songi or xylo- | Then, the listener who has a Orrheate Members able play for game in spades. His 4 NT PiM 5 C All Taa said it is holding Kinlry wholly Richard Fogg. 40 Jarvis Rd.; deilnquency, parental oonfhcta and partner's raise to two diamonds Openint lead — 4 7 ^ones m M>-lhlng, ! l>kmg for all t>T«s of music, and extreme anxiety. showed a weak hand with diamond responsible and no criminal It would be fine if the various who happen-v to ^ in the mood for I Janice Rourke. 22 U>cust 8t., and Referrals come to the clinic charges will be filed against the all t\-pe» could have hi* fill bv Patricia Little. 189 Fern St., will length arid fewer'than four cards In. clients. stations in this area could some­ from parents, school personnel, either major suit. Hence the op­ It was clear to him that his part­ how get together on iheir pii>- ieavnneieanne tthe buttons al<»e • take part in a modern dance per- doctors, juvenile authorities, Other indictments returned by C A nd tl p listener yho like.« one i formance at the University of ponents surely held at least eight ner couldn't have two aces, so hs the grand jury in U.S. District grammmg so that the biiuon-pusti- m’lsic can listen tp his Connecticut April 12 and 13 at clergymen and other social agen­ spades between them together couldn't get higher than five dia­ ing listener in an auto would have *3cpe of ^ i t ' - ' ' .iss cies, but direct telephone contact Court W'ere; heart's content without burdening 8:15 pm with enough strength in high monds. William M, Pomerantz, Hart­ a choice of different t>-pes of mu- The three are members of the NO. ALTHOUGH VARIOUS from the parent is the first step esuds and distribution to bid a The advantage of bidding four alc at any given time. the rest of any one stslf^ s lis- towards treatment. ford, and Rocco R. P. Pema, Riv­ And VILLAGE SQUARE EXHIBITION UConn "Orchesis" and will dance VACCINES, SHOTS AND tensiTS for more than 15 m inutes The clinic is staffed by two game. notrump was that Stayman was erside, both Connecticut lawyers The way things ane now. the or a half hour at a time. in a revival of Doria Humphrey's DRUG* HAVE SEEN The average player waits for unlikely to get doubled at five dia­ Ilsiener can get the- "Autuinn "Shakers" and another number USED, NONE CAN trained psychiatric social workers, charged with wilful failure to file Manv «talions“ Si^ reluctant to PREVENT THE COLD. one of whom serves as adminis­ lightning to strike in this situation. monds. WesT Was a- bit suspicious income tax returns. Pomerantz, Leaves ' tvpe of music on WINK r*-.lch' the mood of their pro- based on a poem by Carl Sand­ He sits by until the opponents bid of the auction, but he couldn't bo 63, is accused of failing to report and WCCC most of the time, and burg. trator: a part-time psychologist, a gram.t, fearing the listener will I, a * » .wa.4 *. u ,4.. part-time psychiatrist, and a clerk. their game; and then he decides sure that South was out stealing. incomes of 866,597.06 in 1654 and w \' the "Jimmy's Girl" ij-pe of music sviitch the station. Our exper- Worthy of Not* whether or not to sacrifice at five Stayman lost a spade, a heart and 861,993.68 in 1955. Perna, 45, is ac­ r\' on WTfP-C and WPOP. W'nC has a The COncertgebouw Oreheatrs Services offered range from con ierice has been that listeners sultation with the parent as to diamonds. By this time the op­ a club, for a loss of only 100 points. cused of failing to file returns for SPECIAL NIGHT OPENING varietv of musical programming, swntch' the station anyway to see of Amsterdam will perform at the ponents have had the chance to A double would have cost him an­ 821,667.03 in 1955; 823,551.42 in including the Metropolitan Opera University of Connecticut Sunday, whether or not the child should be what a iimilar station i.« nlaytng Pupils Warned seen to therapy over a period of discover their best suit and how other hundred points, and every 1956; and 820.401.74 in 1957.,, MIW\ \ \ on Saturday afternoon, but for Anvwav. to return to * le orig­ April 16. at 3 p.m. high they can afford to play. They hundred points looms very large in Joseph Cody, 41, a New Britain inal thought, we like the claaslcal A major exhibition of Italian time. The diagnostic study made art will open in the Avery Court by the psychiatric team gains can make an intelligent choice be­ tournament play.. plumber, and his wife, MoUie, 44, V music on Sunday nights on WINF. ^New Trontier’ beginning understanding of the tween doubling and bidding on. Daily Qiieotion defrauding the government of Coming Vp In Manchester of the Wadsworth Atheneum As dealer you hold: Spades—K 9 more than 825,000 by filing false FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 6 P M . to 9 RM. Tueaday. April 20, at 8 p.m. particular problem parents are Act at Once The annual Manchester High concerned about jmd includes psy­ The expert takes his sacrifice 8 6; Hearts—Q J 10 2; Diamonds— tax returns from 1954 to 1956. No Na^ng $chooI Band concert Is scheduled The National Ballet of Canada wilt mve a aingle performance at Will Be Rough chological testing. Treatment may in advance. One way is to jump 6; Clubs—A K Q 9. What do you William L. Boffa, 47, president for Friday at 8 p.m. in the school be initiated after the diagnostic say? and treasurer of Boffa Beer Dis­ auditorium On the program are the Buahnell Memorial Friday at to five diamonds at once. You Backache Meansa 8:30 p.m. The program will be (Coatlaued from Pag* One) |Study. or the altustlon may be re- expect to get doubled, but occa­ Answer: Bid one club. Start with tributors, Inc., Norwalk, seven Grundman's "Second American Terred to other -appropriate facili­ a low-ranking suit when you hav# counts of mall fraud by obtaining Folk Rhafwody." Wagner'a 'Elsa's “C^pelia." sionally you push the opponents GoodNight’sSleep le Hartford Symphony Or­ mlmM In the country In reaching ties if indicated. United Airlines, to five hearts or five spades as a 4-4-4-1 distribution. You are then credit from leading whisky and REFRESHMENTS SERVED Procesaional" and fUgley's "Na­ beer firms by mailing false fi­ Naoiac tisfinehe. kwilarfie. or Buoni- chestra in its Anal concert of the these goals, particulariy those In its two-year service to the stab rather than as an Intelligent in position to raise partner's re­ Itr wb«o and poiiii mar eoow ea with tional Emblem March" Proceeds community, the clinic has had over sponse or bid a new suit at a corn- nancial statements. •w-anrdaa, •raotioml npteu or das will go to the Daniel Manchuck aeason will perform Haydn'a persons outside the field of pra- Capital to Merge decision. to das atnai aad atralB. And folka vhs Creation” with the Hartford 430 referrals, its value Is attMted Stayman's sacrifice was more lorthable level. Herschell J. Letts, 39, Rockville, Memorial Scholarship. feaeional education. (CopvTlght 1961, General Fea- and Raymond E. Michaels, of Man­ VILLAGE USEFUL FAVORS FOR EVERY ADULT ATTENDING aat and drink uaarlaals nBoetiiiMs suffer Sjmphony Chorale Wednesday, in -the words of those who have Washington, April : S (FJ—The artful. He bid four notrump as srtld Haddfr lnitat>oB...«Uh that ris^ Demonstrations of crafLsman- McMurrin praised Vice Adm. H. been helped there. chester, conspiracy to obttiln money lam. Baeomfactable feellna. ahip will be given Friday at House April 12, at 8:15 p.m. In the Bush- merger of United and Capital Air though he were trying for a slam. 1 tures Corp.) If scu are nlaerahle and wore out ba- nell. G. Rickover and said, "I think The mother of a 10-year-old boy by false pretenses. ssusaof tbaae diaotanforu. Dnaa'a PUla of­ and Hale Store, Keith's Furniture who had been very disturbed in lines has won reluctant ■ govern­ Lester J. Sayers and George V. •I Store, and Watkins Fu-nlture Adm. Rickover’a impact on Amer­ ten help fas tfheir pain relierinc action, bs ican education has been esMntlal- school and severely underachiev­ ment approval. Beardsley, both of Danbury, tak­ G Q U A n E ' JI For your heirlooms of tomorrow, see the entire Village Square col­ their BootUns affect to ease bladder Irri* Store, from 7 to 9 30 p.m. Friday. SNET Program ing told the staff, "Through your SouthWindsor ing a Danbury girl to New Or­ tottan. sad bs thetr mild diuielie actiSB Great ■ Books meets tonight at ly good. His demand for greater The new airline—to be known lection of over 70 pieces of) exhibition Friday night. The finest value flieeusfa tba Udnesa—tesdina to increaea rigor and the pursuit of excellence help we are once again working to­ as United Airlines—will be the leans. and Jacksonville, Fla. “with the ootptit of the It miles of kidnes tubea.- 8 o'clock to discuss Emerson New Haven. April 5 i/P}—The gether for our child. Through your on grounds of a lack of evidence, of a lifetime, and so easy to own. 8o if naaaisa backaeba makes sou feel Basic Selections. 11-132. Wednes­ Southern New Ekigland Telephone In our schools has had an excellent nation's largest, combining Unit­ draaaed-out. miaarabla. with realleti, effect.” help, we also understand him bet­ ed's east-west service wifn Cap­ Prison Chaplain to Speak (h er)...to engage In Immoral aleepins ntobts. don't wait, tje Doan's day. April 19, the group will dis­ Co. has announced a S42-mlllion ter.' It's a long hard road ahead practices.” Pills, fat the tama kapps reliri milllona cuss Schopenhauer. Bk. 1-2. building program for this year, Rickover's caustic comments ital's New York-south routes. pseo aaiosed for oear M sears. Ask for of us, but the help you gave us The new combined service is ex­ Warren O. Durand, 27. Groton, Baw, larae. eeonams siia aad aaet Bwaaj. The initial concert of the Man­ an increaae of $7 million over 1960. about the state of U.8. public ed­ will have lasting value At All-Ellsworth Night Fete for concealing an arrest record COLLECTION Cat Dean's PQla tedas ■ chester Ci-vic Orchestra will be J. Edison Doolittle, vice presi­ ucation have long been a source of pected to begin in early June. The parent of a teen-ager who The Civil Aeronautics Board when applying for employment, Ckimfort and beauty dent and comptroller, told stock­ irritatlmi to many professional ed­ was on the verge of- a complete embezzling a mail order while I holders at their annual meeting ucators. Tnade It tie tr yeiterdffy It had The fettered freedoms arid dlirk'»'in the fashion-sewing contest spqn- Si breakdown expressed the thought approved the merger because Cap­ working at the Post Office, and Il­ abound in a living yesterday most of ths increase McMurrin emphasized that he of many parents in the comment drearlnoss of jail will hover over sored by the General Federation legally using a credit card to will go (or improved long-dittance thinks American schools are, for "If this clinic wc-e not here, I sim­ ital would have gone out of busi­ of Women’s Clubs and Vogue Pat­ i t room of Early ness without’ it. the annual All-Ellsworth Night charge personal expeiAes. dialing service. the most part, much too soft ply don't know what we would tern Service, in cooperation with Billy G. Beck, 27. Meriden, re­ American charm... Included in the work will be the From elementary school through have done. We are all grateful (or “The traveling public, the em­ dinner If present pliuis work out. the Women's Club Service Bureau Mix or match, or go completely and beautifully Ear y Arrierican. It's ployes of Capital and our air ceiving and storing a stolen car Village Square installation of equipment in the eoUegs, he said, education is not your hejp at this crucial time.” The event, held to honor outstand­ of New York City. First prize in and giving false statements to the all here in the Village Square collection of dining room, living room, Stamford area that automatically as good aa it should be. The total budget for the clinic transportation system generally ing high school juniors and sen­ this National Contest is a trip to seta the mood. FOOD SALE records the number of the person "We have much less knowledge, Is 836,000 (or the coming year, of have too much at stake to permit Europe with other awards includ­ KBI bedroom and occasional furniture. Master furniture craftsmen have iors April 18 at 6:30 p.m., will not William Borkowski, illegally ob­ d'allng, Doolittle said. much less creativity, much less which 821,000 will corns from the this board to gamble with the fu­ ing trips to the federation’s an­ ture of Capital’s system,” ex­ be held at Wethersfield State taining social security benefits for selected the finest of hardwoods . . . the romance and beauty of BPONSOBEO BV GIBBONS ASSEMBLY He also said the company ex­ moral fibre than we would have state, municipalities, gifts from Prison, however, but at the Wap- nual convention in Miami Beach five years. (Hometown unavail­ OATHOUC LADIES O f COLCMBL'S pects to add about 52,000 tele­ had if our educational process had foundations and organizations, and plained the board. It added: Fla., next spring. figured red-gum, tupelo and magnolia; the rich dignity of cherry and phones in 1961, about 10 per cent some fees. The 815.000 sought in “The plain truth is that thia ping Community House as usual. able) ash; the strength of oak, and the durability of maple, beech,, birch been more rigorous," he told his board will not sit idly by and al­ The Rev, Russell E. Camp can­ AU contestants are required to Lawrence Oliver, 22, New Haven, less than in lOiSO. news conference. the present fund drive will assure make and model an outfit which Doolittle said net profit should continuance of competent clinic low our fifth largest domestic not help bringing some of this air embezzling 84 from letters he and elm , . . and combined them to give you striking new dimen­ McMurrin also deplored what trunkline route system (Capital) of trouble with him in his appear­ they consider the ideal costume opened while working as a tem- Thursday, April 6 increase to 81.5 million. hs called "the almost tragic role operation. for the clubwoman's wardrobe. sions to your home. This e^tful blend, of selected hardwoods^ and The company’s 14 directors were to run the risk of disintegration.” ance as principal speaker at the orary Christmas helper at the of the teacher in our society.” banquet, (or he is Protestant The winning entry will be selected Stew Haven Post Office last -De­ hardwood veneers is furthir enhanced by a warm, hand burnished I t NOON to 9 P.M. re-elected. Some competitors had argued The average teacher's salary: is Rain or Snow the merged airline would create chaplain at the prison. . on the basis of adaptability for cember. -, Patina finish. On some pieces, the quaint Colonial beauty is accen­ “miserably low,” he said, and they a monopoly and restrain compe­ Those arranging the dinner various club occasions, overall John T. Eastman, l9. New are not given the social status and Windsor Locks, April 6 tition. They -complained the new hope they can help keep local stu­ fashion effect, becomingness to Haven, passing a counterfeit 820 tuated by today's popular painted finishes . . Black, Brick, Red or HOUSE and HALE STORE the position in the community to The U.S. Weather Bureau issued airline would become overwhelm­ dents from falling into the pitfalLs wearer, and workmainship. federal reserve note at a New Sherwood Green.. MILITARY which they are entitled. this forecast for Connecticut to­ ingly strong in the south. that lead to criminal life by hav­ Mrs. Sullivan’s outfit was judged Haven restaurant FIRST FLOOR He also criticized majiy teacher day: United insisted it was not i in­ ing the Rev. Mr. Camp keynote the best locally by Town and Cas­ Judge Robert P. Amderaon dis­ education programs. The five day forecast for the terested in the merger unless the the speeches. ual Clothes of Rwkville. She will missed a federal charge against WHIST "Too many of our teachers don't period > Thursday through Mon lucrative Capital routes from A Glastonbury native who was compete tomorrow in Bloomfield Johij A. Pignone, 46, West Hart­ A U TYPES OF HOME BAKED ARTICLES have a generally liberal educa­ day, call for temperatures averag­ New York to Florida. New Or­ ordained as a minister in May in district level judging. ford, acciued of conspiracy with One Of Many 1st Floor Displays Sponsored By American tion,” he declared. "Too many of ing 2 to 7 degrees below normal leans and other southern cities 1945, he previously serv^ for 10 The district winner becomes eli­ gamblers to evade payment of the Legion Auxiliary,^ them are not adequately educated Temperatures for this period )n were included in the deal. years as YMCA seeretarj’. He be­ gible to compete In state Judging. $50 federal gambling tax stamp, in the subjects they teach." Hartford area normally range from The merger became necessary gan his ministry in Stafford. Prizes at the state level consist on goninds-of a lack of evidence. Friday, April 7, 8p,m. McMurrin, a former University a low of about 34 to a high of when VicerS-Armstrong Ltd., a The Rev. Mr. Camp was pastor of 8100 and 825 cash awards .to Five more Indictments were of Utah official, ffaid the respon around 57. British firm, began action to col­ at Stafford Springs Congregation­ first and second place winners. sealed and kept secret at the re­ Amarican L«qieti Homt sibllity for the state of education Precipitation for the period may lect 834 million Capital owned for al Church for six years and of In the final round of the con­ quest^ of U.S. Atty. Harry W. LEONARD STREET today “must be shared all up the total ',4 inch occurring as widely planes. Allston Ckingregational Church test, the top winner from each Hultgren Jr. Shortly before the CAB ap­ state will compete In national And the grand jury re-lndicted Bcneflt Of Girls’ State-Fund line from elementary school scattered showers about Friday Boston, for seven years. Named SHOP GRANTS through college, and it must be with" more general rain or snow proved the United-Capital merger. State Prison chaplain in 1935, he judging in New York City in mid- eight Pacifists on charges of ob­ Donatfoa 81.00 shared by the public, too.” likely late Sunday and Monday. Northwest Airlines announced it now counsels more than 1,000 in­ May. Grand prize for the first structing and launching of the nu­ temporarily had suspended plans place national winner will be a clear submarine Ethan Allen last mates. , - three-week fashion-tour of Europe MAIN ST, to merge with Trans World Air­ He attended Trinity and Spring- November In Groton. The original lines. for two people. Second and third charges against the eight were dis­ field Colleges, and received his place winners will receive 8600 bachelor’s degree in religous edu­ missed Feb. 1 on grounds the gov­ cation from the Hartford School and 8260 respectively. ernment’s case was not clear, .'i "i concise and definite. Deaths Last ^iffht of Religious Education. After Manchester Evening Herald earning a bachelor of divinity de­ so comfortable gree from Hartford Thgolo^cal South Windsor correspondent El­ COURT POST FILLED FURNITURELAND By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Seminary, he received a mTsler’a more Burnham,' telephone Mltch- New Haven, April 6 (IP)—Albert A Corner Of Our New 3rd Floor Display 'Tokyo—Dr. Masao Taiizuki, 68. en 4-0674. H. Annunzlata, 31, Democratic so smart Internationally-known authority on degree in psychology from Boston University School of Theology. leader of New Haven’s Second radiation diseases and head of the "'"^"’^'Ward and a former assistant town Weekend Special Tokyo Red Cross Hospital, died Rep. George W. Stone of Main sweet kid Wednesday of lung cancer. He spe­ St. will be toastmaster. A roast clerk, has been appointed assist­ cialized in the treatment of sur­ beef dinner Will be served by ladies ant prosecutor of Circuit Court 6. leather vivors of the Hiroshima and Naga. of the Wapping Church. The appointment was announced aaki atom, blasts. Tickets are available from the last night by Judge George G. .Sarasota, Fla.—Dr. Robert T. planning committee headed by Tony Curtis DiCenzo, senior judge of the cir­ Haalam,. 73, Industrialist and for­ Dexter S. Bum'ham whose mem­ "THE GREAT IMPOSTER” cuit. Anaunziata fills a vacancy 8 mer professor of chemical engi­ bers include Principal Henry J. Edmund O’Brleri-Arthur created March 15 by the death of neering at Massachusetts Institute Adams, Sherwood Waldron,. Wil­ O’Connell—1:30, 6:80, 10:05 Harold C. Donegan. of 'Technology, died T^iesday after fred Robert, Raymond Holcombe, Uli Palmer a long illness. He was a former Frank Brown, Barney Daley, Ed­ “Between Time and Eternity”. slim general sales manager, vice presi­ ward Dlmlow, Walter Potyra, Les­ Color—8:30, 8:80 dent and director of Standard Oil lie Kenny, Kenneth Nchols, Hen­ Attention IsuUes; Dishes and a m e b it e d r iv e s heel Co. of New Jersey. He was born ry Sheckley and Paul Early. Stainless Steel Wednesday and AND in North Adams, Mass. llinrsday. New York—Boris' A. Vllkltskl, Competes in Fashion Contest 76, a npted arctic explorer and a Mrs. William Sullivan, Beelze­ Sun.: ‘"nie Wackiest Ship In PARK AREAS former Russian • admiral, died bub Rd., will represent the Junior the Army” March 6 in Brussels, Belgium, it Woman's Cnub of South Windsor was announced . yesterday. The ° Crushtd Drhffwoy. i American Society for Russian Gravd, SteiM and Sand Naval History said Vilkltskl had Ends Tonight: "101 DALMA'HANS” At 8:50-8:30-0:05 unlined lived in exile and retirement in Guaranteed Satlefactlon Brussels. it’s soft Toronto—Mrs. Loma Haywood Burgoyne von Ritschl, 66, painter STANLEY Ms E. FRENCH CO. Tills is not B sellirig event We want you to get acquainted with this unusual group. We have sM of Internationally-known minia­ Coventry—^Phone PI 2-7161 aside approximately one-third of our 1st floor. It is all prettied up with Colonial d f a ^ . a pot­ tures, died Monday after a short WARNER S T A T E in bellied’' stove, an interesting partition made of genuine boards from a Connecticut „yalley totacco illness. She was bom in England shed. These boards are painted barn red. There is ^ "porch” in front of this partition w th a deco­ and came to Canada In 1960. 5 P.M. Continuous—Rhown At 5:10 and 0:40 P.M. rated bam lantern. Also on the porch is a Colonial bucket and an interesting Colonial chair. These things are just "teasers’’ to bring you inside to see "the whole show.” Enzymes Trace Ills — ' V ' ■■ KEITH'S HAVE BEEN COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS SINCE 1899 BLACK OR Ghent, Belgium—Discovery that BONE KID a diseased,,organ releases peculiar ftu*n Wsttrtnqu' OUR 62 YEARS OF SERVICE ASSURES YOU OF SATISFACTION no-gap enzymes in to the blood stream is leading to new tests to pinpoint U9Urtnqflti?...lna • Four floors of furniture display. • Air-conditioned offices. fit ailments. A Belgian team has de- • Modern elevator sfervice. ^ • Ample parking in our own lot. ' veloped a blood test that can indi­ r d never guess, cate liver trouble. A lice. • Prompt and efficient delivery service with our own trucks. missile • Thoroughly experienced and courteous sales people. O.YKVILLE POST REPEATS toe Norwalk, April 5 (/P)—For the • We do our own financing . . . Terms to suit your budget. No fuss, no bother.' second consecutive year. Oakville • You deal exclusively with Keith’s. Post 7,233, Veterans of Foreign Pictured hero is another "Spring Tonic” we have taken to make shopping at Keith s a real pleas- Wars. Is winner of the Connecticut ¥s$,lu§arituiUlsr' ure Our third floor has been completely renovated from top to bottom: Fresh paint, new wallpaper, VFW’s annual community service DO YOU KNOW THAT WE TAKE CARE OF THESE HOME NEEDS? luxurl&us carpet and handsome light fixtures. In this setting we have arranged the finest and moat contest. Presentation of the award mqlUiir,it*stk§§U «iahnrnt-A'pnllprHon of new fumiture for your approval. We have removed our shops and hold rooms • Bedding by Simmons, Sealy and Gold Bond. from Sii. fii^r tSereby^^^^^ mo,^ feet our floor displays. We have the largest selrotion CAoio of Cocirfoi/, lamp EACH was at a ceremony here last night. M swiSHttk^^mori • Frigidalre appliances. jA ll types ------linoleum, vinyl------and,- oUier floor covering • Beds, dressers, chests and night tables, of nurserv furniture in any furniture store east of the Connecticut River, plus solid maple and solid Tk$ smorfssf sAcp« a cherry dming room sets. Other dining room groups of a modern ^ or StepSnd Styles Req. 10.99 toSWIMt TRSrSin!STu3I!7*I!!rrtSrT^ hearing aid eon take. by the yard, for Kltchetis, Baths, etc. • Kroehler and other living room suites, sofas, " sectional and sofa beds groups.' Into beds, m ^ e m living room and many ^ e r ^ JAMES SHNCTA yM IIKO _TAKA ,to4 MIYOSHI UMEKIY ■ Yes, Formica counters, too! decorated floor. Be awe to visit this floor Friday nlglit during this No Selling, Spring Exhibition. S M h IRVINGYIN6 BRECH^BRECHER* toiOitoimiirMOMiwsKu • Metal—WaU, base u d ^ n a cabinets. • HoUywood beds—rollaway cots—studios. Timeless Early American styling and sldllf Add up the facts and you have a pump you’ll want to wear most, most often DmcM bY GEORGE MARSHALL • Play yards, cribs, strollers, bathlnettes. • Bronze, Chrome, Maple dinette and dining room. fol craftsmanship make these tables a real “- it feels so good all the way. Do come in and sec it. a Tables—all styles—all finishes. • High quality used trade-ins—supply limited. Investment. Treat yourself to all three . . . Starts Tonight! PLUS THIS EXCITING OO-HIT AT 7:05 P.M. • Chairs—lounge,,recliners, rockers. • Mirrors, pictures, bridge tables, clothes hampers, , See what magic they'll work in any room, • Lamps-^25 to 60 each month—all styles. utility carts, gossip benches, bookcases and desks. anywhere. Hand-rubbed lor lasting beauty. PT ohi CtiRiis"r' ltow...|roatist whrootMrMal MMa Hm AI '• We even rent hospital beds. "1 Keith Furniture • Broadloom carpet—Rugs-^all kinds—all styles. 'iK t O R lK " taamnaimpmt* SKJSKDOStilsil '/tiiiAiiSMMB Cal UiTodiyfor Frw Dtaamiratlon MANCHESTER o r s j siionnoi DONT FORGET WE ARE OPENING FOR THIS SPECIAL 1 n 5 M A I N ST sill niiooo l oiii si QUINN'S OPEN 6 DAYS WEEKLY W. T. GRANT CO. 8:15 6:80-10:00 PHARMACY II EVENT FRIDAY, APRIL 7th, F^OA^ 6 PA\. to 9 P.AA MONDAY thru SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 6:80 P.M.—^THURS. till 9 PJ|. 81A MAIN STREET Manehesttr Parkad* Wast Hartford Cantar Sterte We Woaderfol OOBUNG SUNDA%: "KONOA” aad "THE HAND'* 91$ ICalS Bt* 8*41M | ______^ —■—^—_—_— ■ - miilimiiiiginniiinnirigiimgilininilMMW— IWWnMMMMBBMWini

V ^ : .'.-•A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL S. 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRH- 6, 1961 PAGE FIVE 'p a g e po ur Honeymoon Over, I f ■ HBffiondl 8 Hom e Gardener^s N otebook . Nixon Declares

Voters, Adopt Budget Repotting Helps Plants Thrive San Diego, Calif., April 5 (JPt— f c * - ; J v - ’, “The 5>month honeymoon ta over,” BINGO aaye Richard M. Nixon. By ALLAN SWENSON The former Vice PreaUent told Despite Hebron Fight (Written for NEA Service) a newa conference yesterday he'll Every Friday Night At 8 PeM, Pot-bound plants cannot make begin public appralaal o f the Ken* ,R h5T nedy administration next month, satisfactory growth and look well. KNIUNTS OF COLUMBUS HOME Dwplt* ■tiwKms opposition I ^aon stated tost he had never heard starting with a May 5 apeech In of s social worker. Another resi­ A good green thumb rule Is to Chicago. fra n ths Hetoron Bosrd of Finance, 138 MAIN STR U T— MANCHESTER dent said RHAM was no place for repot most established house plants Nixon aaid ‘ho will take toe role votsTi anuroved a 1478,- State IMpsrtment nf Education of too loyal oppotlUon with similar svery year. S11.80 budget at Monday's me«t- perimentSl programs. R flPO W talka In Dea Moines and Dstrolt Some plants such as cHvias and Inr. About 250 residents of An- The amendment to toe amend­ The defeated Republican presi­ ment. which would have resulted In cacti will do well for several years PEMCH dential candidate, now practicing VALUES ‘ dover, Marlborough, and Hebron a cut of $20,000, was defeated in without transplanting. Fast grow­ R 0 S 5r law in Loa A n ^ ea , was in San Mtended. a voice vote. However, moderator ers, Including geraniums and be­ E D 6 B S o t u ' The budget calls for an increase Diego to receive a citisenahlp $32,000 over the present Karl Links declared toe chair was gonias, may need moving twice a award from the Klwanis Club and in doubt after a voice vote on the year for best development. Same CIM D5RSOR to be honored at a reception. TELEVISION-ELECTRONICS FUND, Inc. A mu­ tmdget. first amendment to cut $10,000, aoAuKi i®O TS The Hebron board based Its size pots may be used if plants are GRAVEL roR. Come thrill to our “Giant” savings in our Colossal Value Event! and celled for a standing vote. fairly mature and roots have’ an tual investment fund whose asisets are primarily aiove for a $10,141.50 cut In the Those favoring the amendment inch of room after you have pre­ DRAINAGE srcqMised budget on eliminating were counted first. When those Now Many Woar the salaries of a proposed part- pared toe root ball for repotting. invested for possible lonfir-term jfrowth of capital who opposed the amendment rose. Otherwise, go to a larger pot. A time social ■wwker and an assist­ Links quickly declared, ’The chair ant pnhcipal. Kmery Taylor, measure of good culture is the FALSE TEETH and income in companies actively engaged in the is no longer in doubt.” The motion ability to develop flne specimens P o t \m\t u Y/tCK ^airm an of the Hebron flnance to accept the budget was then car-^ with Mar* CoHifcrt 'board, proposed the cut, saying in comparatively small containers. IM SAUCER. electronics field. For a free booklet-prospectus of . ried by a voice vote without oppo­ If your plant is extending maas- PABTXXTH, a plwuant alkalln* -•‘•'t was the unanimous opinion of sition. (non-aoiil) powder, bold* false teeth the Hebron Board of Finance th#t es of roots through the drainage XDOie flitnlT. To set and talk In more this mutual fund, call, write or visit us. After the budget vote. Philip hole or along the sides. It needs SLAcZEP o r aiAItAR. oomfort. Just sprinkle a UtUe. PAB- the employment of a social work- Wadhams, chairman of toe Marl­ TBCTH on your plates. No gummy, «r and an assistant, principal is repotting. Best time to repot is gooey, pasty testa or feeling. Obeeks borough Board of Finance, made a late winter* or early spring'when ^SfeAlED a>VJTA\NER.^| "plate odor” idsntuie breath), Oet not needed at this time." motion that the Regional Board FA8TKXTH e« any drug oountar. __ Ttaylor's proposal came in the plants are beginning their new Open Thun. 6M to 9M)p.m. ondjSaLuntiLaoon, call an open hearing in the district growth cycle. (arm of an amendment to the mo­ after it has completed its study tion to accept the budget as pro- of proposals for use of toe hard­ Asstmble the materials you’ll ^-^R PEATTb ASSURE . posed by the Regional Board of ship grant funds, now about $100,- need. Old pots should be thorough FUTNAM' & CO. ly scrubbed. Soak new clay pots B P R b P E R m o i s t u r e . lo ca tio n . 000. Mambart Naw York Stock Exchange Taylor's amendment was defeat- The motion was seconded and an hour to fill their porous walls 71 lAn CINTfl IT. • MANCHlim • TRi Ml M ill .ed by voice vote as was an amend­ with water. Gather earth and or­ matter. For most house plants a control. Excess moisture is Just ss ATTIC FANS carried without opposition. Be ready for the hot weather Jcmei T. tiair • Hebert H. tterkel , ment to it by Donald Robinson of During the presen tatios of the ganic material that will make up general mixture Is three paits by lethal to plants m drying out I I Hebron which would have made your soil mixture. bulk'of good gardeh-locun with one ahead with a HinTTER AT­ budget, toe moderator ruled that part of some organic matter suclr LUMBER YARD FIRE TIC FAN Installed In your the cut $20,000. several questions from the ‘giOT To remove the old plant and soil as decomposed manure, leafmold, New Canaan, April 5 (/P)—Fire home. Comidete with fan, Although Hebron residents were were not in order at that time, ball, first moisten toe soil. Hold 'm ost vocal in opposition to the the plant base between your index compost or peat, and one part sand. officials sought today the cause of louvers and all carpentry | hud^t, the standing vote on the since they did not pertain to the Place a cinder or bit of broken a blaze that destroyed an estl' work, items being discussed. He suggest­ and middle fingers. Tap the pot $10,141 cut showed that each of rim sharply on a table or bench pot over the drainage hole. Then mated $35,000 in rumber at the WILSON the district towns was represented ed that tlw questions, mainly on add a handful of sphagnum moss New Canaan FVel and Lumber discipline, be answered after the and the root ball will fall into your on both sides of the quesUon. hand intact. or gravel for drainage. Co., 216 Elm St., last night Earl aeCTMCAL'^CO. A Marlborough resident remark­ budget action. Sniith, toe. company president A motion to adjourn followed on Remove the upper two inches of Position the plant so the top of Ml 9UI817-M6 3-73761 ed that Marlborough’s share of the soil. Force the roots apart and the old soil ball ia lightly below said the fire broke out in a shej^ $10,000 cut'would amount to less the heels on Wadhams’ motion There were no Injuries, fire of- Financing Available and was carried. Consequently loosen the root mass by rolling it toe pot rtm. Add soli gradually than three quarters of a mill, and on a solid surface. Use a sharp while holding the plant. Move it ficnls said. Asgrow DouglM Secord of Marlborough, gently to let soil settle. Pack the •T don’t think anyme is going to who had been in charge of the Re­ pointed stick to loosen old soil move out of town for that” Wil­ without damaging roots. soil uniformly and firmly as you gional Board’s presentation, sug­ proceed. , liam Mason of Mariborough added, gested that an invitation be ex­ If the plant needs dividing, gent­ f ) referring to the $10,000 "If it ly pull roots apart or cut them When repotted, the soil surface Puros tended to the next Regional Board should be ..about one-quarter Inch LADIES HAVE YOU BEEN TO doesn't make much diilerence, meeting April 17 for discussion of where two or .lore crowns are Purge leave it in." Robinson then amend­ formed. Remove any dead or dam below the pot rim. 'This permits any questions that had not been proper watering. ed the first amendment to cut an answered. aged roots. In all repotting, keep additional $10,000°from the budg­ the roots moist. If you use glazed or similar e t Type of potting soil depends on sealed containers. It pays to repot Speaking against the proposed the plant. Ferns and azaleas like plants In a porous clay pot within cut Thomas McCabe of Andover, a Gibbons Assembly acid soil with high leaf mold* and the container. Fill the space be­ : former teacher at RHAM High humus content. Succulents g ro w tween containers with sand or BIGGEST SELECTION OF NEW FABRICS AT pre-emerge crab- School, said, "A fgw years ago the Sponsors Movie best in sand soil, low in organic moss to provide better moisture ' same people who are speaking to- grass killer. Kills i Blght cut -the—budget and set LOW Famous Make The scholarship committee of asgrow / crabgrass before it Famous,Make Marshmallow RHAM High School on iU ear.” Gibbons Assembly, Catholic LS' Slack Scoop! Ha recommended acceptance of the dies of Columbus, will sponsor i MILL starts budget as proposed. movie, “Miracle of St. Thereae,” I _ Among Hebron residents who at toe State Theater Tuesday, Dress Up Your PRICES! ■ TAFFETA ^ spoke In favor of the reduc£ion Crabgrass can be knocked out. PURGE Asgrow’s NEW GIRDLES HANDBAGS finely tailored BLOUSES April 11. There will be three show­ JIM’S BARBER SHOP ’ were Robinson, Mr. and M n. Al­ ings. at 4, 5:43 and 8 p.m. Kitchen For DRESS ' 80 COLORS pre-emerge crabgrass killer, wins your war against bert Hilding, Kenneth Ellis, George FABRICS ilim styled The film la a French produc­ 56 East Center St.—^Next Te Cavey’s crabgrass by killing it before it starts. Combined with Coleman, and First Selectman Wil­ tion with Ebiglish dubbing. It fol­ Yd. 48c Yd, 66c liam Leary. Leary urged the cut,’ lows the life of St. Therese of Now'UiMfor fh* ManogcnMiit of Yd. 65c fast action nitrogen, it spurts the < grass growth ahead stating that Hebron’s mill rate Liaieux through childhood and her I Beg. Yd. ■ of weeds. PURGE also kills chickweed, Japanese and . might rise 10 mills If all the in­ brief years in the Carmelite Con­ creases now being considered by vent to toe final glory of canon­ JOSEPH LANZA other beetle grubs and sod webworms the flnance board, were to be In­ ization. HA cluded. such as a new town oflBce Members of toe scholarship OFEN DAILY 8 fo A building revalution, and belated committee in charge of the film OPEN *WHEN TO APPLY; Best results are obtained if PURGE • see the label in every blouse! M maintenance of the Hebron ele­ showing are Mrs. ’Thomas Brown. EXPERT WORKMANSHIP is applied in the late fall, winter, or early jspring before • lightweight elastic with firm • the softest leather mentary school. Mrs. Ehigene Kelly, Mrs. Julius TWO BARBERS AT ALL TIMES EVERY DAY— Noon to 9 P.M. • once-a-year event! April 30. control Taylor had said that his flnance Randazzo, Mrs. Leon Rivard. Mrs. AMPLE PARIQNG SATURDAYS— 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. • the sweetest styles- Come now and gather a ward­ board had not revised its mill rate Rudolph Rlccio, Mrs. 'Vincent Cheney Building, Hartford Road • first quality • solids, stripes, prints! when additional monies were voted Diana. Mrs. Leroy Parker, and IN REAll OF BUILDING PILGRIM MILLS Free Parking For 100 Care * most delicious colors robe of wonderfully washable, S t a special regional meeting last Mrs. Ermano Garaventa. • very specially priced • dressy or casual styles! year. Another Hebron resident who • sizes for every woman • simulated calf leather drip-dry slacks in a dacron-cot­ • short or roll sleeves! spoke frequently in opposition to Elks Setback • machine washable -to e budget proposals was Alfred * a real luxury bag ton blend! Side zippers, in • cotton, dacron/cotton! '^'^nSoldstein, s former regional board Stats Shoe Repair, 2,839; • just right under new spring Leone's. 2,831; North Ehids, 2,820; • sizes 30-38, irregs. member. He opposed the hiring of styles * every popular style black, tan, lilac, sizes 10 to 18! ' two additional teachers this y ea r, Patten's, 2,767; Petersen’s, 2,724'; TMRO ANNUAL ■ in the home economics and indiu- Woody’s, 2,711; 4T8, 2,703; Sharp­ HEY KIDS HEY KIDS ______. trial arts departments. ies, 2,601; 4X’s, 2,667; Brass Key, One Hebron resident stated tost 2,664; 4C’i, 2,554; Walnut Clip­ 4-H provides toe same programs pers, 2,529; Herald, 2,515; Egg for boys and girls and, consequent­ and You, 2,512. ly, she considered toe Junior high High single. State Shoe, 143;, second, Patten’s, 121. Aunt Jemima Coloring Contest school courses unnecessary. Robin- SPONSOREP BY THE SECONO C0NGM6ATI0NAL CHURCH SPRING * i Asgrow ^ CLEARANCE N E W « n ^ Greatest I Prizes Prizes LAMINATED House Paint VIGORPAK« Wanted Seamless RAYON TRICOT m $2S SAVINGS BOND ( (1) $25 SAVINGS BOND DIscoveiTi in LUCITE T2) CAMCRA (2) CAMERA Lawn Seed JERSEY COATS «18 PANTIES Itort) 'fears’. (3) WOULD GIOM (3) WORLD GLOW HOUSE PAINT for $ (3^ T u rf-M a k e r GIRLS' COATS sizes 3 to 6x, sizes 7 to 14, sizes pre-teens. elastic leg and asgrow "for the perfection plain or mesh lawn" band pantie. styles in new fash­ white only, double seat! ion colors, sizes sizes 5 to 7! yiGORPAK LAWN SEED S'/j'to II. ' GIRLS’ DRESSES ' ■ 'r, Ji ' 4 Vigorpak means maximum vigor and quicl^ emergence 3 to 6x 7 to t4 ' pre-teens -more and stronger gr/iss plants per square foot—a ... better'lawn for less money. ' m•‘-tv for irobd, stocco $9.90 $g.90 $g.90 ■S‘ ^ HUGE SELECTION A ma»onry houaaa AND—VIGORPAK LAWN SEED CONTAINS 8% ‘‘Lucite" Acrylic House MORE SEED PER POUND. This is an important “ plus” Paint is an entirely new feature over all other brands. You get more with Vigor­ product dcTcloped ont af pak. ' Fashion years of Dn Pont reaeardL' Dries in half an boar to n TURF-MAKER , beautiful flat flnish of ex­ traordinary durability. “For the perfection lawn.” Only the finest quality lawn Famous Make Shoes grass seeds are used in this blend. Blend^ in balanced COATS Easy to apply. Clean up with V if water. proportions, in accord with recommendations of leading turf experts, to suit varied conditions of sun, shade atid ■KFORK PAIHTIIia- Come in and get fall infet- soil. Turf-Maker provides the type of lawn that is beau­ Arnel Check motion, color card far amaa- tiful to behold. FRESHWATER * 6 * 9 ing new "Lucite'^ Houee ANYONE UP TO 18 YEARS Q FAGE MAY ENTER ROBES I Paint. Regular Values RULES; PEARLS Stt |tsr tspy sf tkt ssw 46 ps|s 1. Color Aunt Jemima in the colors familiar to you. '* N u u g ...y.. 1, 2 and 6 strand bibs Psst Ptlstisi SBi Msr 2. Bring entries to Keith’s Variety Store or, Citiee Service StetioB. We Give 5&H ailSt”. Istirallag ISsst... tsisr vohies to $40 eieklsttlisi ..."llsw ts” hNliMUisi. 8. All entriee moot be received by April 12, 1961, at 12:00 noon. Addross 4. The decision of the Jodgee will be bas^ on neatoess and color toxtareJ LUCKY SIZE » 3 ' 9 » S 6. Winner will be annoanced at Pancake Festival, April IS, Tel. A^e Green Stamps Pick up extra entry blaaks at Ketth’s or ClUes Service. 2 for$P Textured wool homesjiun takes Smart check duster the shapes of 1961 from DRESSES with raglan cuffed In House Lots of swirling, free flowing 79e ooch short sleeves, pearl- 4 Gnis. .Or More HEY KIDS HEY KIDS silhouettes to exciting news up Also Earrings ized buttons, 2 patch MANCHEStER PLUMBING pockets. Sizes 10 to their spring sleeves. A glorious KEnjlfS VARIETY asi NEWS SHOP OITIES SERVICE CENTER 18, 38 to 44. Aqua, burst of colors including hot pink, E. k JOHNSON PAINT CO. 655, Wl MIDIMJE TDKNPIKE-COBNEB OF ADAMS and SUPPLY CO. ' * 5 - * 8 - * 1 1 pink,‘gold, lilac. jade green, sungold, as well as white,^ RVE and TEN O F THE NORTH END C A U Ml 9-8344 F. T. BLISH jiL* i*rM. and Treaa. 723 MAIN ST. MANCHeSTEft black, navy, sizes for misses, juniort TCNE-VP WOBX BOAD SERVICE a^d petites. ' . ^ DEPOT S9UARE GENERAL REPAIRS OAR WA8HINO “IF IT’S HARDWARE WE HAVE IT* BUY THE FAINT THAT’S WORTH OPEN TILL EICnT ki| A 0 1 0 1 TjDRES. BATTERIES COMPLETE LDB. JOBS 7 WE DELIVER Please Use Your Charge Account With Us! THE WORK.. .THE BEAUTY LASTSI . EACH EVENING I V I l T - O i y i ED BARRACLIPT^ OHARUB SPRAGVnB 877 MAIN ST, MANCHESTEIU-PhOBe MI 8-4425

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1961 P A G E S E V E N MANCHESTER EVENING'HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., \VEDNESDAY, APRIL S. 1961 P A G E SIX H e b r o n Scouts Accepting Seeks Better Prices Accident Brings four TMTS IB A loac sad « k - R. L WANDELL IHanrlfPBtpr penal ve trial trying to convict A Thooxht for Today Income Tax 3; Joint Return Tips INVESTMENT PROBLEMS Enrollment Cards Camp Requests Arrest of Two them. The panel of Judges return­ by the Manchester Building lEonthtQ Ifpralh ing the verdict of not ^ I t y found Connell o f Chnrchea Oar affloa la epea Tharaday avealags ( m h 7 to • o’eloek for Two slight injuries and two ar­ year eeaveoleiioa. II yoa prefer, wa wOI l»v e eae #f ear eapabla Due from 4-H’ers Applications for overnight and Facm Group Starts FTTBUSBED b t t b s no proof of treason o rw f Commu­ n t e b tiM th M o f eight articlee YOU CANNOT FtU A XMNT liTU tN IF iaglatonM repNaeatatIvea eaU ea yea, at year oeavwileBee, to day comps for Girl Scouts and rests resulted from on accident at Contractor m r»lt.T > PR IN TIS G CO.. INC. Brownies from 8 to 17 years of II BlaMlI 8(r*«t nist coB^iirecy. but concluded The raaurrecUon o< CSvrist ha tha Nswsp ipee EHtaspriao Aasa. aeslst yea. l a t h e r year problem lavolveo one tbooaaad er a Membera of 4-H cluba ore 10:10 last night at Center and W. taeama Tax y i lsssf. Ess■ yoasa, nthe c SriNT tr ywr;«ifB age are now being accepted, It was Haachntcr. Oonn. that the defendants were within distinguishes ChrUUanlty from all Y « w m not mmioB dellare, we have the IBellltlea to reader yea eemplete asked to fill out and send their Center Sts. when a car being driv­ R«$MMHal-Comm«rctd THo S a ST rgBGUSON Bfhnii haa bOkW osai by■ laxpa^ron announced today by Miss Charlotte W ALTER R. FERGUSON their legal righU In agitating other religions o f ths world. Christ D K .3 IJ N 0 aervlee. , re-enrollment corde to the 4-H Livestock Holdback en by Russell R. Tucker, 26, o f 14 Publluhtr* __ tlM tta a M Club office in Rockville. It iz Kemp, chairman of the general Alterertens-Rem edellin disd like a man, but like Ood He soppOeg In Mm oinelal iMtraetlaaM. Eldridge St., struck the rear o f a p^MOdad October 1, XSSI ____ against racial policies of which from these cords that the official camp committee of the Ctonnectl- Yea wOl f M bare raeeat raBnga car being driven by FYed R. St. they dlsappztn-ed. arose. His resurrection mskos (list of 4-H boys and girls is made cut Valley Girl Scout CouncU. "BosinesB Built Oa rntillibid E *«y Bt m Iii*, S * e ^ a a i gevelspmcMts wMcfe may save S h e a r s o n , H a m m il l $ Co. (Continued from Page One) drop In hogs was due to the hold­ Cyr, 26, of East Hartford. ■ “ lid HoBdAr*. Entered at the So the Verwoerd govem m enfi ChrisUanity rooanlngfuL Other (3amp Alice Merritt and Camp ytm mwaey a a i tsaoMa whaa yaa up. They are also used to make ing action. A t St. Joeeph, Mo., Two passengers In the St. Cyr Customer Sati^aetiiMi’’ •t lUacbeiter. Conn., u religions terminate at the grave. MesAan Mas Ts(4 MstA tsMeae* Mary Dean Vreeland are overnight .efforts to smear and disgrace and ma year return. up the many project lists and to Wisconsin: Oscaf Mayer and hog reeelpto were off about 2,000 vehicle, Maxine St. Cyr, 20, of Full Insurance Coyerave Christianity knows no "dead end." punish South Africans who ifls- 918 M«ln Street. Manchegter »,^Itehen^-2821 set up the mailing list for “ Scene camps located In East Hartland. Cudahy Co. a.t Milwaukee say from a week ago with smaller East Hartford and her mother, fOBSCRIPnON RATES Christ openril ths door of Paradlso 'N Hep),”, the 4-H newspaper, Camp Merritt will be open to girls Mrs. Jeanette Beimett, 52, of 40 Pajmble tn A d ye^ agree with Ita racial poUdes has By RlCHAEO A. MULLENS their supplies have been about nor­ drops in cattle and sheep. All Tel. MI 4-0450 CuTter Mali and offers eternal life to all who Writtea M which Is sdnt to one 4-H member from 10 to 17 for 4 2-week periods prices were reported about nor­ Bretton Rd., complained of slight After 5:00 PJH. Tear ...... SIS M m oo run into one firm defeat. will believe. He said, " I am the Newspaper Enterprise Asan. in each family. Lost year Hebron starting July 2 and ending Aug. mal. Livestock market men say mal. injuries. They were taken to Man­ Mootbe ...... 11.00 Unfortunately, unless the habit resurrection, and the life: He that had 10 4-H clubs, with 33 boys and 26. Camp Vreeland will be open yesterday’s receipts were up over chester Memorial Hospital, exam 82 BALDWIN ROAD w Ifaotbs ...... S ^ 5:S0 The old laying, "two can Uve 1 Kansas: Wichita reported the Mootb ...... 1 * ! 1.8S and Instincts of such extremist believeth in Me. though he were Yoa vafv divorcad ac laoalljf id iB O tiig i 48 girls. More boys are wanted. to girls of ages 8 to 10 for 3 two- month ago but down slightly largest run of the year on sheep, ined and discharged. BiekJr...... SP .45 as cheaply as one," has received A Tolland County 4-H Drese Re­ week periods starting July 2. The Both drivers were arrested. governments are to change sud­ dead, yet shall ha live. upofHUd oa Dae. 91, I N ( Hm Mtora from a weex ago. Henry Harris of a good market on hogs and nor­ Jiriin 11:33 cynical treatment from many hus­ vue Is scheduled for April 15 at comp will be available to families Tucker was charged with follow­ SIEIIBER OF __ denly, this will not mark the end Equity Livestock Market at Al­ mal receipts of cattle. THE ASSOCUTED PREffl bands harasssd by mounting house­ Rockville' High School, Loveland who wish to go camping from Aug. toona, in western Wisconsin said, Nebraska: Omaha Livestock ing too cloaely, while S t CJyr was Tbe Aaeodated Preei la excluatrele of the story. One way or another, The great artlse. Michelangelo, hold bills. Hill, Vernon, when Andover, He­ 13 to Aug. 28. “ I can’t see that the holding ac­ Exchange reported the 2-day run charged with driving without a li­ N*v«r iRfRr* •ntltled to tbe u»« Of r*pobUcatk>n of f«ff fn an aews dlapatchri rredlted .to It or one can be sure, the Verwoerd on one occasion, said to his fellow The income tax* field, however, C-x t • , T A 4 J I < /V T bron, Bolton, Somers, Ellington, Three day camps for girls In this tion is affecting this part of the on cattle about even but higher cense. Both were told to appear in Circuit Court, Manchester, on eot otbervve credited In thia paper go\emmenl will set about the tilts in a spirit of Indignation: is one place where it can ‘aome- and Vernon ^ rls will model their area are Camp Merrle-Wood in state." At Milwaukee, NFO men on sheep and lambs and hog re­ and alao the local newa popllabed heiw. ITiy do you keep filling gallery Umee be said that "tw o can live r- outfits. Fifty-five of these girls April 20. St. Cyr was required to An rlkbta of repabUcatlon of apectal business of trying to bring the 4 Manchester, Glastonbury Camp in counted livestock trucks and took ceipts yesterday were nearly dWpatchea herein are alao reaerred. after gallery with endless pictures cheaper than one." will have their outfits Judged at 2 Glastonbury, and Pinnacle Camp down names of suppliers from the double the count of a week ago. post a $50 bond. Damage was not A New Dining Experience! extensive. Judiciary Into line wnth its own of ths one ever-reiterated theme, Take Mr. X'a situation. He's a p.m., on April 8. They will be In Rockville. truck doors. Dominic English, Ohio: A t the Cincinnati Union FXtn aerrlce client of N. E. eligible for the State Dress Re­ A t 4:30 yesterday afterloon, Ice. Inc. creeds and purposes. A country's of Christ in weakness. Christ upon $30,000 a year bachelor who pops W ednttdoys A rt Family Nights Further information and copies NFO head in Wisconsin, said the Stockyards Co. president Otto V. nbUabera Repre, entatlTea: the Cross, Christ dying, rnost of all the marriage question to his fiance vue and are being given a selec­ names were “ for our own Informa­ Moesch said; “We ha've had no cars being driven by W alter D, Judicisl system may often be the 5:00 to 8:00 P.M. of camp folders may be obtained Johnson, 38, of Lakevlew Dr. Jahra Mathew Speclel Aaency — hew Christ hanging dead? Why do you In Eiecember and hints for a Janu­ tion tea by the Flap-Jacks 4-H tion for followup use.” indication of any holdback here. Detroit and Boetoo. last And most obstinate defender from Girl Scout headquarters, 74 Coventry, and by Christopher J, ^l&iraER*” AUKIT------BUREAU OF concentrate on the passing episode, ary first wedding date. Although Club of Coventry, led by. Mrs. Forest St, Hartford. Indiana; The Indianapolis Last year I believe the NFO did of the rights of the people, but it she has no income, the girl (like them about $300 in additional husband and wlfs on the last day Gladys Adams. Judges will work * r- Stockyards reported yesterday’s Hampton, 60, of 216 Wetherell St, dRCULATTONS. as if that were the last word and o f tha tax year, or on the date one hold up some livestock but It came cannot maintain this role unless most girls) la smart. She knows taxes to get married before Janu­ In ptdra, one man and one wom­ hog receipts down from 7.500 a collided at Keeney and Portland The Herald Prlnllnf Companr I«5-. the final scene, as if the curtain jiponaa dieA piwtded the survivor A L L Y O U * through later so It didn't make • t *w44 IsMoai sMtsr UUt If they get married on Decem­ ary 1. an, to select the six girls who wiU. Coffee of 3 Types week ago to 6,200 with similar Sts. There were no Injuries or ar­ aaaumea no financial reaptmalbility for the people are sure, in turn, to dropped upon that hour of disaster doesn't remarry during the year. ■ PEB any difference.” Both Cincinnati 0 H SM sRIosy Rar •• "9*^ typocrapblcal errora appearinc In ad- ber 31. they can file a Joint Income How come? go to the State Revue. Both eve­ drops In cattle and sheep. But rests, and both cars were able to • UeeKU wksl *o4e e# W$ protect and defend the courts and defeat? At worst, that lasted Spouses who wsrs divorced or le­ PERSON and Columbus Stockyards ofBclals A MclaolraaaBwooW i wmllaeinenta and other readini matt.er tax return for the year, whereas The standard deduction for mar­ C A N EA T ning revues are open to the pub­ Bogota, Colombia — There are Ralph Stup, market newa special-. be driven to their distinaUons. tn The Mancheater Erenlnic Herald. against Intimidation, bench-pack­ only a few hours. But to the end ried coupies cannot exceed $1,000 gally separated under a final court said receipts and prices were about loAliitoA ifrofUoro «• Oil al / If they wait until January 1. he lic. ^ only three main categories of com- 1st at the yards attributed part of Imi boll pfioa. Thof fK*/ of unending eternity. Christ is decree by the last day of the tax­ normal. aaadortohk mapeii Ur Mfbf DIaplaT adrerUatn* cloatnd boura; ing. and legislative sabotage. will have to report 150.000 on a on a joint return or $500 on sep­ Old Fashioned Chicken Soup All 4-H’ers. their families and merical coffee; "Robustaa,’’ Brazils, the drops to favorable weather, al­ 430,000 Harbor Jobs Tot Monday—1 p in. Friday alive! Christ rules and reigns and arate returns. Unmarried persons, able year cannot file a Joint return. Such a verdict, from Uie courts triumphs!" separate return. A little figuring Southern Fried Chicken friends are Invited to attend the and ''mllda.” Robusta thrives in lowing farmers to work In the a* rroHiaia. Ttey Tar Toeeday—1 p.m. Monday however, can claim up to a $1,000 N E X T: Tlpa ea Income. Japan Plants Bananas phr Wedneeday—1 Mn. To»aday. of South Africa, represents not Rev. Clatbnee E. Winslow shows that a Joint return will save annual county Talent Show, May the hot tropics, ranging from sea fields. He said there was no indi­ New York—About 480,000 people siisf WMT or ippMfSsil, SlUi For TTmmday—1 p.m. Wedneaday. standard deduction. By poefponing Spaghetti— French Fried PoUtoea «i4 fafJbr liHo. SfroHlilaaf. Church of the Naxarenc them more than $6,000 in taxes for 6 at 7:30 p.m. tn the Rockville level to 1,500 feet, and does not cation that the NFO had anything work in New York’s harbor — For F rida^l n.“ - Thm ^y. only a temporary reassurance, but the year. Needless to say, they the marriage until January 1, each Tossed Salad Neopolitan Tokyo — A touch of the tropics fetsi BffffR Rp BuJt Xi For Saturday—I p.m. Friday. MUtile Unit Formed'. Bread and Batter—Coffee er Ten High School In Vernon. Some 4-H compare In flavor with the other to do 'With it. pilots, longshoremen, deckhands, iCiimCett aaaained da^lne; 1P:S0 am. each also the tolling of a bell^of last were happily married on Decem­ coulij use Uie full $1,000 standard Clubs have already entered their two types. Brazils, grown at 1,800 Missouri; The Kansas City is being added to Japan’s southern­ truckers, mechanics, welders, en­ day of pohllcatioB aicept Saturday— alarm. If there is to be hope in Licen$e Sutpended ber 31. deduction for the previous year. skits or acta for the show, many to 4,000 feet, occupy a middle Stockyards reported hog receipts most Island, Kyushu. Two thou­ gineers, accountants, and ware- t a.m. For taxpayers who are already Canberra—Australia’s first guid- You might think from the above ChUdren Under 10 Yenra Old fl.lW being original numbers. It will be zone in the taste range. MUd, the were 1.600 yesterday compared sand banana saplings are being houaemen. A Port of New York South Africa, there must be peo­ married. It irill almost always be ad-missils unit, to become fully Wedneadajr, April 5 Hartford, April 5 (iP) — The atory that couples wrlth year-end When Accompanied By Parents a "Sharing The Fun” show. premium type, does not refer to with 2,683 a week ago but cattle planted along the sides of a scenic Authority study indicates that their WELDON ple to stand in front of the courts, advisable to file a Joint return. operational in 1963, haa been form­ State Liquor Control Commission wedding plans should alw’ays get On The JJoncourse At The Parkade Easter Comments flavor, but Identifies coffee grown and sheep receipts were up, with roadway at Nichinan Beach In Jobs support, directly or Indirectly, DRUG COMPANY as well as behind them. announced yesterday action against married before January 1 so they This is particularly true if one ed in New South Wales. It will Miyazaki Prefecture. They are ex­ one fourth of the 18,000,000 people The SafetT Manrin start with about 20 Bloodhound Easter lilies were In profusion In Colombia, Central America, and some increMe in prices which of­ 901 Bfaln St.—M l 8-OStl three dealers. The liquor permit can file a Joint return and save spouse has little or no income. on church altars Sunday gs hun­ ficials said was partly due to the pected to bear fruit in about three who live within the boundaries of However if both are working and groimd-to-alr mlssilss. Mexico. In Colombia it is grown at Kobody knows just why Com­ of Demosthenls Kermsitas, per­ taxes. dreds of worshippers filled the end of I.ient. The NFD said the years. , the port district. Contraband Commercials earning approximately the same 4,500 to 6,000 feet. munist China Is bdiavtng with mittee of Victory Lunch, 301-303 Unfortiinately, like so many churwes. Easter bonnets were Trimly bearded after the long undersea cruise John M. Jacobs salaries, the tax should be com­ such curious detachment with re­ This country has ita unofficial Bank St., New London, wras sus­ areas of tax law,- you can't take gripped tightly on the way to and discusses his trip to the Holy Loch In Scotland. (Herald photo pended for concurrent terms of BO much for granted. I f you do, you puted both ways to make sure the by Pinto). gard to the situation tn Laos. Ap- ambassadors abroad, who also cheaper method is used. from church, and so far as we daj's on three counts of selling to may end up like Mr. Y. OuriNewest Charms know, none werq, lost despite the ‘parently. there must be some un­ play their part In spreading our a minor, three counts of a llo v ^ g Mr. Y is a $10,000 a year bache­ For example, suppose John Q. snow squall and rain which sur­ 935 MAIN STREET-TEL Ml 3-5171 - OPEN 9 to 5:30 - THURSDAYS AND FRIDAYS TO 9 P.M. - CLOSED MONDAYS derstanding between Russia and own a 'vanced culture among an unaccompanied minor on the lor and a friend of Mr. X. Know­ Publio earns $2,495 and his wife S x prised the churchgoers. tMoa. by which Russia takes the backward populatlona, and among premises and two counts of al­ ing how well Mr. X made out, he earns $2,470. I f they compute their Memorial flowers a t ' Hebron tax by using the Tax Table (which action lead and the negotiating such ambassadors one must in­ lowing s minor to loiter. d ^ d e i to Impress his gal with the Congregational Church were given Town Sailor Convinced The grocery beer permit of. An­ idea of igetting married on De­ they must use unless they itemize ...and they’re lead in a sltuatloB which is locsted clude the Texan who has gone to In memory of the late Mrs. Jennie thony Jacobik. permittee of the cember $1 and taking a honey­ deductions) and have no other ex­ Robinson of Columbia, by Mr. and geographically thousands of miles great lengths to rescue the people UnlVeraal Food Store. 34B Central moon on the tax he thinks will be emptions, separate returns would STERLING SILVER Mrs. Randall Porter of Omaha, from Russia, but next door to of Sweden from their own tribal Ave., Norwich, was revoked for saved by filing a Joint return. Hie save them $5 in tax.'^The reason Neh. U.S. Liked at Holy Loch Communist China. Perhaps their tawa forbidding radio and tele­ failure to answer a charge of fi­ girl (like most girls) is smart. She is that the Tax Table figures the Easter lilies at St. Peter’s nancial Irresponsibility. Icnowra that Mnce she is also mak­ tax at .the mid^polnt of the brack­ by Danecraft calculation is that there Is less vision commercials. Church were given In memory of f>which made world news because The license of Frank A. TIghe, ing $10,000 a year and since they et. Any Income above that point By PATRICIA PLATT risk this w ay—mere chance of \ the Rev. James Stuart Neill by of the demonstrations, was not as This 'Texan has chartered a ship, permittee of the 19th Hole ReS' don’t have enough deductions to but below the next bracket escapes Pacifist groups which tried to O F MANCHESTER W e fM I Statue ef Liberty, Mrs. Neill and her fanally; In earthshaking to people In the keeping It a limited issue. equipped it with a radio atation taurmt. 650 Brooklawm Ave.. Itemize, that they not only would tax. memory.pf Mary Isabelle Harbour, Incite an anti-nuclear demonstra­ Holy Loch as It might have seem­ But there has ne^'er been any Brid^port. was suspended for five not save any money by filing a Remember that a Joint return andft power generators to run it, by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harbour tion when the U.S. nuclear sub­ ed through the newspapers here, days for selling after hours. Joint return but that it would coat can lie filed If the spcaises were uncertainty about what Commu­ anchored it outside Sweden's four- of Richard Palmer by Mr. and Mrs, marine Patrick Henry arrived re­ Jacobs said. George Palmer; of the Rev. T. D, nist Chins would do If the West mile territorial limit off Stock­ cently in the Holy Loch in Scot­ Residents Not Upset moved into open actkm in the w W Martin family by Mias Marjorie He said the large number of holm, and begun broadcasting Martin; of Cheater E. Hammond land expresaed no anti-American tBside Laos. That Is perhaps wHgr programs heavily loaded with feelings, according to a Manches­ people In the crews of the Pat­ and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mark' rick Henry and Proteus, which there has really been little sur­ commercials bought by West Ger­ ham by Mr. aind Mrs. William W. ter sailor who was' aboard the riilp. arrived a few days earlier, did Give your home Springtime prise or sensation in the statement man manufacturers seeking to in­ Cessero, Hammond. Altar flowers were $15.40 John M. Jacobs, 125 Brookfield not' seem to iipset the residents, *»y the Communist Chinese .For­ crease their sales in Sweden. gdven by Mr. and Mrs. Harold because the Holy Loch ia a sum­ Strong. St., was a crewman aboard the •X*. ' t eign Minister Chen Yl, that If One would gather that the submarine, which set a world rec­ mer resort area, said the people Orange Note are accustomed to visitors. Be­ fK A T O Intervenes tn Laos mill Swedlah Ustenera, Jiut like Ameri­ Lastern, The fifth degree in the Grange ord operation cruise of 66 days tarily, then Communist Chinese I $11.00 and 22 hours totally sulnnerged sides, he said, the area was a har­ can listeners, welcome the com­ will be conferred at Columbia bor for battleships during World troops are ready to march in. Grange Saturday. Anyone inter' before ' arriving In Scotland. He mercials as the brightest and moat said the demonstrators had come War II. with lovely 501 Nylon Broadlooms ested should contact Miss Carol In^the kind of vrorld we live in, interesting part of the programs Their main objection was that Llebler, Grange secretary. from London and not from the It would be strange If they should that go over the air. In any event, Monetl! Press them ond they loch area, and were only exercis­ they "Just didn’t want subs,” he light up! And they itoy lighted 'ttl you press them again! M O R E fun! Guoronteod to Bullettn Board tall to march tn. In all realism, the Swedish government is not’ The vestry of St. Peter’s Church ing their ’’belief” against nuclear said. make brilliant conversation — and you, the center of it! weapons. The Holy Loch towns are sim­ they would be under a compulsion willing to leave the fate of this will meet tonight at 8 o’clock. The acolyte training class will be held T h e people from the towns of ilar, Jacobs said, to small towns in to march In, and It could not make floating station to the taste of its Dunoon, Kirn, and Sandbank In ■Vermont and New Hampshire, Choice of six different patterns any difference to them what the tomorrow at 3. p.m. The class, people; It is seeking to bring legal OTWER DANECRAfT "TOUCH 'N' LIGHT" STERLING SILVER CHARMS which usually meets on Tuesdays, the Holy Loch area gave the sail­ where ‘‘everybne knows every­ consequences might he. In terms action against It on a charge of will be held on TTiursday this week ors a '*^ ry warm reception,” he thing about everyone.” Within o f world war, nuclear war, or even radio piracy. Lamp Post $ 11.00 Easter Egg ...... $13.20 only. . said. five years, he said, however, "we Jacobs, win of Mr. and Mrs. In terms of Uie possible defeat of Troffic Light 11.00 Phone ...... 13.20 Acolytes who served Easter won't recognize” the Holy Loch. and 31 gorgeous colors! This la not the first time in the John Jacobs, was stationed with Jacobs said the crew received Communist China itself. Church ...... 15.40 were Flobert Bartlett, Robert Man- history of the world that the ad­ O w l...... 11.00 Warren, Gordon W. Weeman Jr., the crew of the F^jlaris-carrying, word that It was going on a cruise Read this side up, this coin Il­ vance of civilization and culture Lighthouse...... 13.20 Skwt\ed B a li...... 16.50 Jefferson Prestrldge Jr; and Fran­ submarine for_10 daj«. While he of long d u rati^ Eind would dock lustrates how we. by action of cis E. Eddy. was there, '.e said, the people in Scotland after they were al­ has found Itself stymied by quaint Prices Include Federol Tox eura, might leave Communist Chi­ The UtUe League Ctommlttee went "all out’ to ma'ite the sailors ready at sea. local customs, and been forced to feel at home, and many r^^ldents The bright, clear, Springlike colorings of 501 na no choice but that of i^en war. EASY PAYMINTS INVITED will mpet tonight at 8 at the ele- He said many, of the sailors devise tome ingenious means of " mentaiy schooL ■ told them they were glad they had from the submarines liked the Nylon by DuPont are now yours in six exciting Turning tbe colp over, we reach come. Jstcobs said they put on infiltration for the bleeslnga to THf KNOWN'NAMt, Holy Loch area so well they said . a poaalUa eKpIanatlon of why which the native population, later Manchester Evening Herald He­ three or four dances for the sail­ they would like to live there. Ja­ new Bigelow Broadlooms. You can change the OoRununist China has not been THf KNOWN QUAUTY SINCE 1900 Jtwtitts - snvcitsunHt bron correspondent, Susan B. Pen­ ors during that time. cobs said a dollar Is worth more entire look of your rooms with those new car­ on. would become addicted. But The arrival of the submarine, playing an open role in Laos to dleton, telephone ACademy 8-3454. there and the people are "a ll open, the strangest thing of all Is the 958 MAIN STREET pets . . ,and can bo sure of years and years of date. Communist China may have and there's nothing put on about way those who export civiliza­ them.” extra wear because DuPont 501 Nylon is the brains enough to figure out that tion often sell it short themselves. In addition, he said, the land world's most thoroughly proven man-made that might be the development Eifren while we force radio com­ itself was much different than in which would leave us with no mercials upon others,, we pretend the U.S. He said the fields are "a fiber. bright green, like a putting green choice, with nothing hut the auto, to be sick of them ourselves. here.” malic, instinctive, big power com- Sm o o r 501 Nylon outwears any other fiber in carpets Jacobs arrived home on Military pulsion to go ahead and begin of equal construction, and resists scuffing of Dolphin Secrets A ir Transport. He said his plans World W ar m . for the future are still indefinite, feet or pressure of heavy furniture. Because Either way. wa have illustrated Jit Is healthy and refreshing to but he wants to take advanced 501 Nylon is a continuous filament yarn therie the kind of safety margin we have get perspective now and, then, and training in nuclear submarine work, and continue working are no loose, short fibers'which produce "shed­ In a world which lives by mutual remind ourselves Just where we U00KA6AIN! aboard them. ding," and are easier to clean than fluffy fibers. brinkmanship. Our safety depends stand in our world. A 1959 graduate of Manchester upon the possibility that,each of A t the moment, some of our best Hi SfoinJess! High School, he enlisted under Best of all, there's a price to fit every budget. the opposing great ’powers shall scientists are standing in awe of the nuclear plan soon after grad­ somehow manage to get through certain capacities of the .porpoise, uation. Hia enlistment is over in So come in tomorrow . . or phojie Ml 3-5171 Lovely New 1965, he said, but he Is consider­ day after day and situation after and our Navy The 30-member band wUl be UntU the board of directors de-^postpone appotntihent of a succes­ appointing a successor to CJoIIins. commission.” Roundup dent's reasons for terminating the Will Resum^ Work Ehnore Bunihaiii) cides whether Manchester Is to sor to Democrat tVilllam t-an g , He added that his own prefer­ per bathtub •without running yr** Air Force’s nuclear-powered air­ Academy Band will present a con­ directed by Bandmaster William L. French Ports Listed until they have had a chance to Director Thomas Bailey said he ter, the first to be Installed there. In Members Broadwell, a member of the band continue to have any development wanted the directors to meet on ence was to let the commission ;tTMi Fi«e Om ) craft development pi - W ar strategar were due to be |dng for the peat sevrti yean. ai^Uea only to persona who Uve ^oneUsrad, today’s conversations prisoners are still in Communist smashed windshields on automo­ Connecticut Governor said the Hartford National avallahla," ho said. Elast Germany's jails. biles among other acts a t vandal­ United States has provided consid­ Bank and Trust Co. 4SH 48H Me waa a graduate of LnOmIs outside of Manchester and don’t letre expected to concentrate on North End rsaidanto are dotaig di pay taxes here, he said. Two light planes collide, crartied ism. today were sentenced to in­ erable aid to Spain in the past year. Fire Utaaranoc Compsalas their toomring In Rockvillo^ ho School in Windsor and Wesleyan THERE ARE 3 THINGS MOST EVERY PERSON (be rather complex British pro- Unlvenlty, when he waa a mem­ Another restriction Is on special M a i for a Laotian cease-fire. and burned in residential ares determinate terms in the State re­ ’This aid, while strengthening Aetna Fire ...... 103 ' 106 oold. Ho addod ho would Uko the ro- southwest of Riverside. Calif, Spain, strengthens our common development commlaolon to be aa ber ef Delta UpaUon fntamlty. memberahipa which have lower ' The Bittisl. have received indl- formatory. Hartford Fire ...... ^3 67 fees, including women, clergy, stu­ kitUng all four aboard and narrow­ The three pleaded guilty in Cir­ cause, a cause in which the United sucooaatul with the North End os Mr. Burnham bad been employed from the Soviet that Rus- NaUonal Firs ...... 125 135 by the Fenn Manufacturing Co. In dent, honorary and special. LOOKS FOR TN MAKING A PURCHASE! ly missing houses . . • Senate In­ cuit Court to 68 counts of Injury States, Spain and the entire non- Hftd. Steam BoUer 101 ^ 105^ too Monchootor Housiiig Authority Ha win accept the British plan Newinfton aa an Inspector for the Annual membership for a family ior a vartfled cease-fire before the ternal Security subcommittee to to personal property. They are (Jommunist world are Inextricably Phoenix Fire ...... 89% 03% haa boon In ostablMilng a houatng meet April 12 to deckle whether It joined.” he said. project for too aged. pttirt 10 jrm n la 8180, and a aingle memberahlp hagtiming of l4-nation talks on Jerome A. Filek, 17. WllUmantlc: Ufa and (ndemalty (as. Ooe. He joined The Herald In FebrU' FACE Lodge, of Westport, Conn., has Is 8150. partftratVei of the troubled Asian will Ins-eoUgate John. Birch So­ Ke'nneth J . Telller, 17, and Robert Aetna Casualty .... 123 133 The gonoral maaagor told the ^ „ ciety, according to Washington F. Nascin, 19. bpth of Windham been ambassador' since 1955. He, directors the grootoot difficulty with arw 1968. The coimtry club leases from his wife and daughter, Beatrice, Aetna L i f e ...... 105 109 - obtaining foderal tunda~1irthat to r — He served In the Army Air Force the town lanaznn-which ths golf n ie White House aaW there will, report. Rd., Windham. Conn General (New) 204 210 during World W ar II. TTrey were arrested by WUliman- wlU sail for home April 14. town doesn’t qualify for most of course and the clubhouse are lo­ he no oommunlque on the conver- The Americiui (Hub presented Hftd. Electrio Light 66 60 thoao funds. And toe one area that He waa a member of Orient cated. - Since our inception . . . we’ve won an en- until Saturday when one tlc and State Police last month af­ Travelers ...... 114 118 Lodge of Maaona of Blast Hartford Annual membership tickets are ter what police said was a 10 Lodge with a Toledo sword. might qualify has been cut off from u viable reputation for the famous name, will ha issued after the .final meet- . PiM ie rtOHMa help, Iw oSifC becouoo the resldanti and Mamorial Lodge, KnighU of on sale now at the town clerk's 1 Kennedy Bops months spree of vandalism. i^thlas, of Manchester. He waa htg a t 10 a.m. E!ST. Alpert Face* Vote Conn. U ght A Power M% 81% roaent inferences that the area is' office. After April 15 the tickets first quality merchandise we sell! Salinger told newamen there (^reult Court Judge George E. Hftd. Electric U ^ t 67 70 Mighted. alto a member of Wapplng Oom- wUl be sold to out-of-town resi­ How Good Is the Merchandise? wrfii, however, he "haakground Kinmonth J r , gave the youths a New Haven, April 5 OP—^Presi­ Hartford Oas Co. .. 53 ‘ 66 & 0other actions ths diractor*; munlty Church. dents who wish them. hrieflnga” dally by i^wkeamen for S ecret Agent one week stay before beglimlng dent George Alpert and 15 other Southern'New Ehigland 1. ApproprUtad ‘ 816,000 addi­ Surviving, besidee hla parents, I Norman’s low, low discount prices can’t tha British and U.S. delegations. their terms. members «f the New Haven Rail­ Telephone ...... 51 64 tionally for snow removmL are hla wife, Mrs. Marion Keeney CLAIMS PROXY VICTORY be equaled anywhere . . . because he' buys The' Ihursday Macmillan-Ken- road's board of directors will be up 2. R ip osted too town counadl Burnham; a son, Mark Burnham; New York, April 6 (ffV—Manage­ With Golf BaU Maanfaetanng Oomiiaiiles toree daujtotara, Suzanne K. Burn­ BIG and sells for LITTLE profit! iMdy ocaferanca will be aboard 52 to 56 for re-election at the annual stock- Arrow, Hart. Heg. .. 62% 65% to draw np parking regulaUons for ment claimed victory today in the Preeident'e cabin cruiser holders’ meeting April 12. the municipal building parking ham, Barbara J . Burnbam, and the struggle for control of Alle­ How Cheap Can I Buy It? Hartford, April 6 (P)—The State Alpert and tour other directors Associated Spring ..15 Mary Lou Burnham, all a t Itome; eHonay Fits.” ■Washington, April 5 t/P» — The Bristol Brass ...... 9 lo t ghany Corp., a holding company Norman’s has been in business at this White House confirmed today that Motor Vehicle department’s daily will be voted on by holders of com­ and a alater, Mrs. Mervln Thraaher The President and prime mlnis- record of automobile accidents as Dunham B i u h ...... 5% 6% 8. Pos^Kmod to May 2 toe ac- oversee^ assets of more than M [ 4 same location for many, many years! Ev­ ier and their parties are to board President Kennedy beaned a Se­ mon stock at the meeting here. The of Manchester. bUUon. The claim waa made >7 of last midnight and the totals on Em-Hart ...... 78 83 ceptanco of ming Junior High FUneral services will be hrid ery article piircha.sed here is sold with the 02-foot craft at 3:30 pjn. at cret Service man with a wild golf other 11 directors will be elected by Siihool or the renovations a t B ar­ Charles T. Irelaad Jr., president. the same date last vear. preferred stock owners. Fafnir Bearing ...... 52% 56% Ftiday at 2 p.m. a t the Holmes Fu­ Norman’s money-back guarantee! the Naval Gun Factory for a cruise shot at Palm Beach, Fla., Mon­ Landers Frary Clark 19 21 nard Junior High School and eight •‘In the space of a Uttle over I* 19M 1961 The stockholders will also con­ neral Home,' 400 Main S t, Man­ hours, the Kirby latereata have How Reliable Is the Store? day. an tibe Potomac River. The cruise Accidents ...... 9,550 9,898^(Mt.) N. B. M achine...... 20 22 older elementary schools. chester. The Rev. ..oy Hutcheon, le ^ shout 6 p.m. “It waa on the first bounce," sider a proposal to refinance 811.5 added to their holdfaigs apiMoxl- Killed ...... 52 56 million borrowed by the railroad North and Judd .... 14% 16% 4. Empowered the general man­ pastor of Wapping Community This will be the first time Ken- press secretary Pierre Salinger ager to apply for State aid, and ac­ mately one mUUoa shares and Injured ...... 5,578 5,827 (est.) under federal guarantees. The Stanley Works ...... 16 18 Church, will officiate. The place of we’re not etopphig there,” Ire­ ■wly has been aboard the “Honey told reporters. Terry Steam Boiler . 32 35 cept it, for Illing and Barnard burial will be announced later. F its," which has been undergoing The President insisted that the stockholders will be asked to ex­ land said at a nastily callq^ aewa tend the due date for the notes be­ Veeder Root ...... 53 57 schools. FSrienda may call at the funeral In Addition To All THREE. .. You Get The Easiest Terms Anywhere During ' an overhaul. agent, whose name Salinger said Litterhug Cost* conference. yond November. The above quotations are not to 5. Authorized an exchange of home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 The cruiser was renamec^ for he did not know, "go downtown W’ethersfield, April 6 (>P)—The De construed as actual markets. rights of way with First National to 9 p.m. Kenneity's grandfather, former immediately and get a checkup.” TTiey 'Will ,'be asked also to ap­ State Highway Department today prove a 820 million spending plan Stores fpr land between Maple and Advertisement— Boeton Hayw John Fitzgerald The Secret Service man wras said litterbug-motorista deprive for acquisiUdn of 200 passenger Eldridge Sts. Mn. Lettle B. Scott whose political allies called him not injured and returned promptly Connecticut of additional road 6. Approved the sale of an old Mrs. Lettie B. Scott. 80. of 87 •Honey F lti.” The cruiser was construction' and Imprdvements. cars for the line’s New Yortt com' to the Palm Beach Country Club muter service. Democrats Ask voting machine to the town of El­ East St., Windsor, mother of Mrs. Sparsely Settled knosm as the “Barbara Ann” dur­ course where the President waa Commissioner Howard S. Ives lington for 825. Beula Doyle of Manchester, died ing the administration of former pla>-ing, Salinger said. said bis department currently Compromise on 7. Set voter making aeaalona for Monday at a Hartford area con But Not Moronic NORMAN’S GIGANTIC spends more than 8300,000 to keep Netc Bill for Lottery Resident Dwight D. Eisenhower. Salinger said he didn’t know July 19, Sept. 23, Nov. 15, all in valetoent home. Kennedy, leaving an administra- whether the ball was a hook or a its 3,300 miles of roadways clear Hartford, April 5 (/P) — The Reducing House 1961, and March 31. 1962. Also surviving are a son of tkm policy conference at the State slice, but reports from Palm Of trash and Utter. public has been asked to voice its 8. Designated the Mary Chieney MontpeUer, V t, three other^daugh By ROGERS AGAIN Dapartment last night, said that Beach earlier iiyllcated Kennedy “If this money would be put to opinion on a revised bill propoS' Library addition as a project un­ (Continued from Page One) ters of Windsor, W est Hartford, The explanation of a top execu­ •The cease fire ia what we are waa hooking some shots that day. a more useful purpose,” Ives said, ing a state lottery. der the eurveiUanee of the Build­ and St. Albans, Vt., seven grand­ most anzloua to have, aiul we are ”lt would be possible to con­ tive of the Hartford Electric Light Rep. John A. Mlscikoskl, D- 294 to 169—one representative per ing Oommittee. children, a great-grandchild and a hopeful that . . . well have one.’’ struct, or bring up to modem Torrlngton, said yesterday he has 9. Postponed appointment of a company for the inequity of elec­ town. nephew. tric light rates as between Man­ But the critical situation in the standsrds, two or three miles of re-written his original bill to meet successor to Dr. Albert A. Fret- BMneral services will be held to­ fHstant Southeast Aslan kingdom Royal Laotian secondary highways or build one objections raised at a recent pub­ The Republicans defeated Demo­ heit for edvieory board of health. morrow at 3 p.m. at the F. W, chester and East Hartford and the wee only one of many m ajor iaauaa or ,two bridges on the same sys­ lic hearing. cratic amendments that would 10. Waived a bid requirement so Carmon Funeral Home, 6 P(xjuo- inability of Manchester people to tem.” exchange burned out biUfaa for new , aeheduled for discussion at the The original bill specified that have given more representatives th a t 81.600 worth of record' eye- nock Avenue., Windsor. The Rev, White House meeting. Others’ in­ ones ■without cost Is that “Man­ Qmtists Blo the .They urged passage of bills that lived in Manchester for about 10 easily accessible area in Laos— apartment in Stamford last year. would: t chines, another measure that was there will be a public hearing room hospital; Blast Hartford has Napping..'.Get weeteru powers must brace them- The girl waa found in New York years until she returned to Wllli- Van Vieng for example—to ar­ Exempt from the state succes starred for action In the House to­ scheduled probably within the a 100 room hospital. I do not know aelves for a series of Cold War range a halt In the flghting. City in the Greenwich village day. month and the proposed regula­ m w tic seven years ago. She htul eonfUeta even though the Southeast Sion and transfer tax the estates lived at the home of a son, Walter its fating. Manchester haa a daily This would be followed by dis­ apartment of Mrs. Marion Tanner, of veterans, who were killed or Shea said that he voted for the tions will be revised accordingly. newspaper with a circulation of In On These Buys! Asian Communist threat la brought patch of an observer of the In' friend of hard-pressed artists and bill when - it was passed by the Brown said residents suggested Timmins Jr., 59 Bretton Rd.-, for tinder control. ^ died as a result ef mishaps suffer­ the past seven months. 13,317. If East Hartford ever had dian-Onadlan-PoIlah Intematlon' model for the fictional heroine, House two years ago and that he March 20 that a regulation provid­ a daily It waa in BC. Manchester In preparation for today’s meet- ed in World War ll or the Korean planned to vote for it again this Survivors, besides her son, in­ al Armistice (Commission to see “Auntie Mame.” War. ing for canvas covers on boat has 21 churches, Bolton 3, total of tag enth Macmillan. Kennedy met Roland said hs acted "impulsive­ year. trailers be spelled out more fully clude two other sons, George Tim­ a t the State Dmartment for about that the agreement is carried out Remove the requirement that mins of Willimantic, and Elmer 24; East Hartford haa 13 churches. Both American and Russian air­ ly” when the child complained she In 1950, the bill failed to pass the to apply only to open boats. It Other statistics are forthcoming SH boun last night w th Secretary World War I vieterans must have would not be necessary, they said, •nmmlns of Newington: four lifts of men and arms would halt was homesick. served at least 90 days between Senate in the closing hours of the but theae ought to do aa a start af State Dean Rusk, Secretary of 'The father waa not put to plea session. to require canvas on closed boats, daughters, Mrs. Cathryn Cs:rey of HURRY FOR THESE EARLY-BIRD BAR6AINS the Treasury Dou|la« Dillon, Sec- simultaneously. April 6, 1917 and July 2. 1921 to Pomfret, Mrs. Hope Rogers of for Town Manager Richard Martin The reasoning here Is that in because his court-appointed coun­ The Democrats plan to offer no such-as cabin cruisers. when at the insistence of our new­ n ta iy of Defense Robert 8. Mc- sel, Public Defender John James qualify for the existing 81,000 amendments to the Senate redla Alao, there was advice that 'ottm- Lewiston, Maine, Mrs. Jean Hearn Hamarm; David Bruce, U.S. am- two or three weeks time an Inter­ property tax exemption. of Hartford, and .Mrs. Dorothy ly appointed director, WHIiam B. national conference, as proposed waa not present. tricting bill In the House today. ert be required to keep boats and Collins, he finally consented to toe bamador to Britain; Gen. Lyman Roland is charged with taking trailers in a reasonable state of re­ Fellows of Norwich; 16 grand­ Odd lot! Twin box $ 1 Adjustable metal L. ..Lemnitzer, chairman of the by Moscow, could be convened. children, and a sister, Mrs. Jenny the public utilities commission on springs. Vais, to , 1 ■ . bed frames. Vais, to . TTie, armistice commission could or-entlclng a child for which the pair. Joint' Chiefs of Staff, and other maximum penalty is five years ^n RockvUle-V ernon The BUggestlona are worthy of Mosley of WllUmantlc. the electric light issue this week. $69.95, J y 1 812.95. ' report to it on the cease-fire. Just where did Mr. Martin, the policy makers and advisers. Jail. consideration, Brown said, and will The funeral wUl be held Friday .. The President had gone' to the , An Important question would About Town at 8:30 a.m. a t the Killoury Bros. town directors or the town itself Btate Department In late afternoon concern Laotian representation at be reviewed by the commission In Ellington Ridge executive session. FVneral Horae In WllUmantlc, fol­ get eo much of the long green that le Bj>eak and answer questions off such a conference. 3 Boys Res^Md Delta Zeta sorority, a member lowed by a solemn high Maas of they can afford to play Santa Odd group of bead- S-posttion aluminum $ ^ D ^ J the record at a meeting of 500 radio The Britisp were said to rule out Fflrfleld, April 5 The safe­ If they are adopted, he said, folding cots ) with . M Sets Sports Nigh of the national Panhellenlc Con­ they will be incorporated into a requiem at St. Joseph’s Church, ClauB to a great utility company boards. Vab. to and television news editors and the government of Prince Boun ty director of the Connecticut MO' ference, will observe Connecticut Willimantic, at 9 a.m. Burial wUl the profits of which are tremen­ 814.95. mattress. dfaU executives. Oum and propose that the right- tor Club and a Fairfield police of­ 1 ' • proposed amendment now on file Ellington, Ridge Country Club State Day with ai reunion luncheon in the to'wn clerk’s office, one be in St. Joseph’s Om etery. dous, If I did not know the tQwn Without returning to the.. White wing group here meet with Prince ficial helped in the rescue of three Saturday at Guilford. Fairfield Friends may call at the funeral officials I would suspect them of House, Keimedy, who had just Souvanna P h o u m a, neutralist boys foom a drifting raft in Long will hold its annual sports night which lists a number of conditions at the American Legion Home in County Alumnae members will be under which trkiiera hiay be ga­ home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 being paid to Ignore this whole reached Washington from a long former premier, and Pathet Lao to Island Sound. yesterday. hostesses. '• to 9 p.m. matter. And since they admittedly Easter weekend at Padm Beach, work out a coalition to represent Outside of wet feet, the boys Rockville tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. raged in raral Vernon. for members and guests. The amendment was proposed have not been bought to be silent - Fhu, went to Rusk’s office for the Laos. Vice Premier Phoumi Nosa- were none the worse for the ex­ All neighborhood chairmen and An hour-long film of the 1960 following criticism of Jireaent ton­ what Is the reason ? SU hour meeting which lasted un­ van has agreed to efforts in this di perience. district committee members will As wo have no “400” In this 3 -p i e c e m a p l e a r m til 8:30 p.m. The plight of the three boys Masters golf tournament will be ing reguJatlona. rection and has proml-sed to halt attend a Girl Scout district meet­ ChirrmUy, there are no provi­ F u n e ra ls town it can't be that they are so­ •’We Just discussed some of the hostilities as soon as ordered to do waa discovered by Frank Mc­ shown and Wally Clchon, club pro. will give a golf demonstra­ ing tomorrow at 9:45 a.m. at the sions for parking trallen of any cial climbera for there is no place problems," Kennedy told newsmen so. ■ p Carthy, the safety director, and after the meeting. “We were get tion. Cichon and the golf commit­ home of Mrs. Robert Taylor, 86 sort In the fire district except in John Klein to which to climb. And if there ^ Viet Nam is expected to be rep­ Sgt. (3eorge P. Lasko of the Pair- Ferguson Rd, were? 8-PIECE MAPLE ting ready for our discussions with resented both by Communist North tee chairmen will discuss plans one tpecial zone on 'Kelley Rd. Funeral services for John Klein, SOFA-BED SETS field Police Department’s Youth Three other trailer aites in the dis­ I just wonder If they know for Air. MacmiJ|Ian:’’ and pro-West South. Bureau, who set up the rescue ef­ for next year. There ■will be re­ 111 Cooper Hill SL, were held yes­ QuesUonM about the prospects freshments and a buffet. Royal Black Preceptory, No. 13. trict are allowed nqh-conformtng terday afternoon at the Holmes what I have been paying good Boun Oum, Phoumi and' other forts. will confer the third degree when money for research and an expose BUNK BED OUTFITS $219.95 t a r a cease-fire, in Laos, he said ministers laid the Soviet reply be­ uae. F^ineral Home, 400 Main St. The that “the Russians and the British Brought back to shor^ in a motor It meets Friday night at 7:30 in Brown said the relaxed regula­ of this matter In TTie Herald. Pos- fore king Savang Vatthana in boat were William Vanlotis, 13; Rev. Paul Kaiser, pastor of Con­ $ are in touch” on that problem. Orange Hall. tions would constitute a privilege cordia Lutheran Church, officiated. albly the proposed 7-mlll tax In­ “ “P*® »ofa Luang Prabang yesterday and re­ David Prentice, 14, and his broth; crease has submerged them too. bed comfortmble He was then told that diplomats Public Hearing for ownera of house, boat, and Burial was in . East Cemetery. liad reported that the Soviet Union ceived encouragement to continue er, Brian, 13, all of this town. Color slides of the Holy Ltuid camp trailers, where now there is In conclusion of this little jolt to their efforts to solve the crisis in­ Bearers were 'Walter Baldyga, tentatively had agreed to the prin- The boys said they found the On Budget Today will I be shown tonight at 7:30 to none. the utility company I want to $ 7)9 .9 5 S ternally and in conjunction with raft at Jennings Beach, and decid­ Stanley Baldyga, Walter Suchy, stress that even though our to'wn dple of a guaranteed cease-fire the St. Bridget’s Holy Name So­ A t present, the conuhlaaioh pro- John W. Klein, John Pallein, and which would •> become effective intemaijonal moves. ed to paddle around near the shore. ciety In the church hall by the manager palpaUy considers this a A public hearing on the 1961 poaes that trailera of a maximum Michael Haberern. ' prior to a proposed international The tide carried them out Into the Rev. Stanley Hastillo. length of 20 feet be allowed park­ matter to be casually discussed Value conference on a more permanent Sound, however. 62 Manchester budget will be held when he happens to be in Hartford 2-Ship Line Ending tonight at 8 o’clock in the Illing ing privilege in back yards as Jong Dr. F. B. Fleming AND FOR THE YOUNGER SET MtUement in Laos. Their cries for help were heard Our Lady of Hope Mothers Cir­ aa the trailera are unoccupied. The and outside of more than 400 Includes 2 twin size beds, 2 Innerspring *T can’t make any statement Panama (Jity — The United by McCarty and Lasko,'who had Junior High School auditorium. FVneral services for Dr. F. B. women who have 'phoned encour­ Any elector or, taxpayer may cle will meet Thursday at 8:15 proposal would require that all mattresses, 2 springs, guard rail and ladder. about time schedules,” Kennedy States-owned Panama Canal Com­ gone to Fairfield Beach after giv­ boats be covered with canvas. Fleming, of Cambridge, N.Y., aging words have not received THAYER CRIB and MAHRES^ give his opinion to the board of p.m. at the home of Mrs. Frank J. father of Mrs. Pascal Poe, 37 Tan­ netd. ••Well just have to see pany la ending the commercial ing a aeries of safety talks in Uic There is no provision for main­ a single offer of help; this mattsr directors on the budget proposed Moseley, Tolland Rd., Bolton. Co- ner SL, were held yesterday in yriiat can be worked out now. The freight and passe;-^er operations schools.' 'hostesa will be Mrs. Frank J . Con­ taining good appearance of the will be corrected. FREE PARKING • .FREE DELIVERY! •ease-flre Is what we are most by General Manager Richard Mm^ Cambridge. 849.95 VALS. of its two-ship Panama Line, a They drove to nearby Ash Creek way. , trailers. Como to think of It when asked $0/1.95 . McdouB to have, and we are bope- holdover from Theodore Roosevelt’s tin. He died Sunday rooming In a few yean ago if I thought a Liyery where they, enlisted the aid The 88,022,699 general fund Full panel Crib with n l that, from what happens-(in time.. of Charles E. Clarke. He made the HARCEUX) SOUGHT Cambridge, where ho had lived woman 'would ever be president I drop side. Choice of the Sovlet-Britiah talks) we’ll budget propo.sed by the general The combined Thomas Spencer with hia ton, the Rev. K. Glen rescue in his motor boat about .‘‘00 and Yllapah Circles of South Meth­ Guatemala, April 6 (/P) — Dn- replied: “(Vhere is there one man birch, maple or whlt6. 1 ^ one.” CHARI'rV CHIEF SENTENCED feet off shore. manager would raise the property Fleming. who la damn fool enough to even tax rate from 36.9 mills to 44 odist Church WSCS will sponsor a mlgratloB aUtoerltlee seareiMd Minneapolis,. April 5 (Ah—The He had also been living during attempt to defend the mess into OPEN DAILY V on purchosps Deposit : CBAMBEIi PIOKB WAGNER mi U.S. rummage sale at the church Tues­ today for Carlos Marcello, de­ former head of charity-support­ ported New Orieaas underworld part of the pa^t two years with whtch men have precipitated the Wasfefogtoa. April 6 VPp— ed Slater EUzaheto Kenny Foun- Alternate Jobs In addition,' residents of the day, beginning af'9 a.m. After the hJs daughter here. op to $100 $5 LlO W N $1.50 WueUly sale, each circle will hold a months boss, vowing to ship him back world. I think of a lot of women rBfohard w m fu a u who leoe from datton, center for polio vlcUnm, Washington, April 6 (/P) — Sen. town will pay three mills on their like Senator Margaret Smith of SIO DOW b! $2.50 WeeUy ly meeting. to toe United Stotea if he la not Gash or up 'O $ 2 0 0 was sentenced to serve up to 10 Prescott Bush, R-Conn., says he fire department bill, for a total Maine whom I happen to know SI 5 D O W N $3.50 Weekly ' bosSl cbUnmm*^lAi^Sbs the United SUtee, Marcello ar­ well and right or wrong women 9 t o 9 \ ’^ s g * Easy Terms S20 D O W N $5.00 W. ■ !- ly *6ai Sefining todsy was lently obtaining a. 828,000 yearly Department that there will be no Residents of the Eighth School The 50-50 Club of St. Mary’s have the courage of their con­ up to $ 4 0 0 Im m m i presMisit of the U.8, Kpiseopal Church has canceled a rived yesterday aboard a U.8. Johannesburg — South Africa FRIENDLY APPLIANCE and FURNITURE STORE S25 D O W N $6.00 W -'W !, pay raise. MarvlihL. Kline, 87. significant unemployment as • re­ and Utilities District will pav the victions" SATURDAY TILL 7 of OonmesMi. The 64- former foundatlo^executive di­ sult of cancellation of a nuclear- same rate as other residenm^for meeting, scheduled for Friday at Border Patrol plane. He quick­ now - provides about half the \ to • ly vanished la toe eompaay of world's gold. Ekicb day its mines And when my friend said: OUeagoaa wfil take of- rector and a fonw r Minneapolis powered plane project at Middle- the general fund, bur willX not 7 p;m. at the church, because of “Haven't menT” I replied: “You S. MIb alMtIaa by the mayor, was Mnvletod of fliat de-. CoL Antonio Batrea, aeoond In pour 82,436,000 worth Of newly HARTFORD ROAD, Nea>r M cKEE town, Conn. know until June what they ijnust the death of the Rev. Alfred L. and I will never Uve long enough 4 4 5 sard o f directors ta gree grand larceny Feb. Z In Bush said yesterlay he had pay for fire and a^ er aervlqe in Willlama, former ractor of toe tiBBMwaad ef toe Guatemalaa Abf mined gold Into bars for re-refln Ing and ahipmenL to find ouL" state dtatrict court. talked with Secretary of Defense their district church. Force. I t " I '

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MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, W61 PAGE ELEVEN MANCHKSTEB e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL !, 1981 PAGE TEN discussed: To ratify articles of the government, and there Is little need for direct taxes. Coventry corporation, ratify bylaws as rec­ S pecter Tells ATLANTIC Board Meets Bon Ami ommended by the executive board, Howard said about 600 atudents and take cars of any other busi­ are studying at Friendship Univer­ FURNACE OIL Man Against Lung Cancer ness necessary. Of Education sity in Russia, and enlargement of Automatk) UaUvwj Scholarship Local 4-H Club homemaking the' facilities is planned. All ex­ L. T. WOOD CO . TOPINOTCHIFOODS Halfway on Assessment penses are paid for the foreign Phone HI a-1129 axamlned^f the esophagus, stomach and groups will hold ah evaluation ses­ NOTE—« pratnt imtoa coth fia gu and sputum and ------Fund Benefit sion at 8 and 7:30 p.m. Friday at For Russiaxi^ student, he said, including travel — AnaertoMH bow under the mlci'oscope. ThU tech­ bladder. Coventry Grange Hall In prepara­ expenses. Cuba and South Ameri­ nique can reveal the presence of DetecUon U Important, eariy SPECIALS THURSDAY. FRIDAY, SATURDAY, APRIL 6-7-8 The board of directors last night voted to meet the Bon tion for the "annual Tolland Coun­ can countries, he said, have sent BvtBf OTHrtnaUy will oui- detection U more important Man’s Forty million people in Soviet ear. Artkar Godfrey, who h«a hb- verj* early cancer, eometiraes be­ Ami Mfg. Co. halfway on its 1959 assessment, and to settle ty dress revue the following day. many students to the university. fore there is pain and the lesion best chance against cancer U to Set April 7 Russia are now learning English aargoBe the ordeol aad now is claim against the town brought by Catherine Armstrong There will be a public meeting Howard explained that churches a t I iiir M koBoiBty edncotion is toq, small to be detected by any uncover it — wherever It might be a on furniture arrangements and in school, according to Daniel are allowed ImRuiiia, but the con­ (tebiBMi of the Ameitaa OMoer other. method. —in iU earliest and most curable U. S. GOVT. INSPECTED WESTERN PORK! for $1,600. Two basketball games will be window treatment at 8 . p.m.' Howard, former superintendent of gregations. seem to be composed Marendax 8«clety*e Onaade, rpporto la ThU technique has helped de­ stage. The earlier the better. I am The aaseisment on which the played Friday evening at the Rob­ Thursday at the Vernon Center schools in Windsor. primarily of older people. Since town and the company agreed for The 96-year-old speaker . dis- ttteMCMd of iluM arttelai on Uk velop and U based on a whole new happy to learn that more and more ertson School on Cross St. for the Congregational Church. Sponsor­ the state-Tcserves the—complete TRAVEL ABENOY teanch of science celled exfolU- reseerch sclentUts are devoting 1959 la halfway between the |176,- Police Arrests cussed education in Soviet Russia aaager. the value of early detec- benefit of the scholarship fund of ing the program will be the Tol­ right for education, he said, Sun-' Authorized Agents For All ttoa, and eoiae prondslBg reaearch. tive cytology. ThU U the way Dr. their time to studying ways of im­ 000 aeaeasment set for it that y eu land Count.v Blxtension Service. before about 30 people at the Man­ day Schools are banned. Papanicolaou describes it: proving techniques of cancer detec­ by the board of tax review, the Education Association of Cov­ A. James Adams, interior dec­ chester YWCA, yesterday. The speaker said the Russian Rail, Air and Stetmihip ••ExfoliaUon is a biological prin­ tion. Perhaps one of them will the $79,909 set for it the foj^bwing iderick A. Hanunond, 40, ot entry. Howard, who visited the USSR Br ARTHUR OODFRBT 122 Park St., was charged late orator, of Coventry will be guest people have a long history of Lines (WrtittcB for The AP) ciple. Just as trees and plants shed come up with a simple blood test year by the aaseesor. The first game at 7:15 p.m. will speaker. in 1959, illustrated his talk with friendliness for the American peo­ The adjusted aasesament abates yesterday afternoon with being a Many of the letters 1 received their foliage periodically, ao, too, for cancer or a method of testing be between girls of Grade 5 of the Fashion Show Set colored slides. ple, and many of our present 18 Asylum St., Hartford the animals, including man, con­ body chemicaU or body celU for the taxes- on the property for that fugitive from Justice as the result Howard said public education after my recovery came from peo­ Robertson ^hool. Playing on the The Gleaners Circle of Second views of the country are distorted. Tel. CHapel 7-5857 tinuously shed innumerable celU ate tell-tale sign. Imagine what a year by $1,840. of a warrant for his arrest from Congregational Church will spon­ in Russia often begins when the Niles, Mich., op a charge of Intent Red team will be Estelle Wicks, Mrs. Herbert Kiecolt, chairman ple who were worried about lung from tim es covering the body’s discovery like this could mean in Assesior P. Joseph Murphy ex- Kathleen Murdock, Sherrie Dem- sor a fashion show at 8 p.m. Fri­ child is only a few months old. of the YWCA public affairs com­ HAROLD EELLS cancer. ThU U the No. I cancer surfaces, from the skin, end also saying the 45 million Americans pladned that the aaseisment is to defraud. The warrant stated ing, Sharon Benoit, Susan Colburn, day at the Church Community As soon as possible after the mittee, Introduced Howard, who, Manchester Agent killer of American males—and it s from the membranes lining all now living who. the American Msed on 72 per cent of the fair that Hammond had issued a check Kim Culver, Deborah Fenoff, Linda House. Members and friends of the Open House Guest child's birth, he said, the mother she said, is the oldest living alum­ Tel. CH 7-5857 body cavities. These celU can be .Cancer Society tells us. will vent- market value. for $350 on Sept. 9, 1960, with Chappell, Janette Boisvert, Shirley Circle will be modeling the fash­ leaves the child in a public nus of Brown University. on the increase In both males and But the only way the fair mar­ insufficient funds. He posted a females. I fs the type of cancer I drawn off, preserved, stained and ually hare cancer if present rates Scarpello, Roberta' Pierce, Colleen ions. There will also be children’s Kathy Godfrey, radio and TV*^ nursery, generally for six days a examined under the microscope to continue. The discovery will come. ket value can be definitely deter­ $500 bond for appearance In Cir­ Lewie, Veronica Remmell and Mary clothing modeled by children of personality, will be a guest of botn week, and she returns to work. hftd. cuit Court, Manchester, on April W-hen I began to get well. I ask­ see whether the cells are normal or But It will come a lot sooner if mined is when a company is lold, Cooper. the group. House and Hale and Watkins Bros, After three years in a nursery and canceroua” ail o f us help support the efforts he laid. Becatue the aaie of -large 17. On the Blue team will ba Jane Refreshments will be served. stores Friday night at their four years In kindergarten, How­ ed questions. 1 talked to the ex­ Inocencio Ramirez, 36, of Hart­ perts. I read leaflets put out by The cytologlcal technique which of all those engaged in cancer companies is so Infrequent, any Billingham, Judith Kennerson, Tickets may be had from members Springtime Open House. ard said, the child is probably the American Cancer Society for he developed is also being applied research. depreciation in 3ta1ue la hard to de­ ford, was charged yesterday morn Linda Gale, Elizabeth Jean, Mary of the circle. Miss Godfrey, who conducts her better pi'epared to enter elemen­ people like me, who never went to to the detection of abnormalities Tomorow: Running Scared termine; ho said. ® Ing with driving an unregistered Jane Welles, Janice McGrath, Steeple Benefits own morning program on WINF, tary .school than are children in medical school. And I read techni­ In 1959, the company was a l­ motor vehicle. He was spotted Marsha LeDoyt, Joan Curtis, Marie There will be a public whist at has been in radio for 25 years and the United States. cal bcochiiEea_that the society puts iened by Murphy at $298,741 in driving on Center St. with 1960 Little, Claudia Hansen, Sandra 8 p.m. Saturday at the vestry of has also appeared on Channel 18 Howard, who has been a mem­ out for those who did, so that they the grand list of Oct. 1. Shortly inserts still on his license plates. Hoyt, Gail Arre, Pamela Chappell First Congregational Church-:for TV. ber of the American Council for can keep up with new develop- thereafter, two buildings were lold Ramirez was freed under $25 bond and Carol Morlarty. the benefit of the church steeple The two stores will feature ex­ Sovlet-American Friendship for tll«/ ments in detection and treatment, j FULL 7 RIB CUT to the Gregg Co. for $99,000, and for apipearance in Circuit Court The second game at 8:15 p.m. repair fund. Co-chairmen virill be hibits and demonstrations by 16 about 25 years, said all education II!! anrt consulted doctor friends. I TV-Radio Tonight one warehouse was sold to the Manchester, on April 20. will be teachers at the school Mrs. Herman Allard and Mrs. members of the Connecticut Soci is free in Russia, and higher edu­ Here are some of the things I i Brownstein Co. for $13,000. against the school's Grade 6 team. Dayton H. Whipple II. ety of Craftsmen. Also organ cation is financed by the govern­ For the teachers will be Mrs. B. Building Permits FAIR learned; ' When the hoard of tax review music will be presented by Mrs ment when necessary. jAmg cancer, like all cancers, is LOIN END Lb. 49c met in January 1960, the assess­ Gamble, Mrs. C. Williams, Mrs. A. Building permits Issued by F. Medical care in Russia is also Wheeler, Robert Wlnkel, Donald Dorothy Baker at Watkins and moat curable when treated in the ment was dropped to $176,411. Hospital Notes Louis Boudreau, zoning agent, be­ Mrs. Marion Moberg at House and free, he said. Since everything early stages. Again, surgery and The company nevertheless re­ Sayers, Principal William Billing- tween Feb. 22 and March 30 with Television ham, R. McDonald, R. Anderson Hale. owned either by the government or radiatian are the only cure. quested further reductions in the an estimated value of $39,700 in­ Refreshments will be served by collective communities, he said, 4:00 Funds V FUnnlei 8 Million Dollar Movie Visiting hours are 2 tn 8 p.m. and W. Hammond. pAfll Although doctors are saving CENTER CUT assessment. cluded: Two new homes totaling visitors during the evening. all profits go automatically to the iiii more cancer patients than ever be­ Bis S Theater tin p recreu ) 3 8:80 Daniyr Man 3, for all areas except maternity For the Grade 6 team will be $26,000; two in.Mdc alterations. Firft Show (In progren) 22 The Price Is Right (C) 10. 2X In September, the sale of the fore, and although death rates | for Karly Show (In progressl 10. .30 The Nelson Family where they are 2 to 4:S0 and 8:80 Mary Frankland, Judith Curtis, $2,000; three garages, $6,600; four ill: almost all ty p « of^cancer are A1 liann Newt M Tallahassee 7.000 rest of the buildings was com­ to 8 p.m.; and private rooms where Mary Roche, Susan Cochrane, Su­ porch enclosures, $4,100 and one Salt? Brine's Shack (U profresti Harbor Command pleted for $100,000. The sale they are 10 ajn. to 8 p.m. Visitors san Granger, Emily Schweitzer, ^>1 either leveling off ordjelng aharply f 12 The Rifleman THIS COUPON WORTH new furnace, $1,000. cut, the death rate fo- lung can­ Cartoon Playbooae 18 Perry Cotno Show (O 10. 22. proved the previous assessment are requested not to smoke In pa­ Helaine Hamilton, Jean LaMond, KotC MeeU PORK CHOPS > 79' had been too high, said Murphy. cer is soaring. It is, in fact, 500 Wild BUI Hlckok 40 Hawaiian Bye 8. 40. tient’s room. No more than two Marcia Honeywell, Sandra Zur- St. Jude Fourth Assembly, per cent higher than It was 20 4:15 TV Mau Order Market 53 My Sister Eileen He reduced the assessment- to visitors at one time, per patient muhlen, Paula Knapp, Jean Dan­ KofC, will meet at 8 p.m. today at Coronado 4 80 8:80 Danger la Mv Business $76,909, which is the current as­ iels, Debbie Waldron and Penelope years aga Lung cancer killed 37,- 6:25 Weather. News a Sports 8. 12 I're Got A. Secret 8. CHICKEN IN QUARTERS the Knights of Columbus home on 000 Americans in 1960. Rescue 40 10.00 Naked City 8, 10. 40, 100 World Green Stamps sessment. Patients Today: 25.5 Barrett. Snake Hill Rd. Peter Loves Mary 22. SooM Saspeeto 5:80 Robin Hood 18 Attorneys for the company said ADMITTED YESTERDAY: Also, Dexene Woodman, Ann DeMoIay Installs Gadabout Caddis 22 ITnited States Steel Hour 3. Roy, Merrilyn Siwek, Deborah Why the increase? There are Channel 8 News 8 Million Dollar Moris WITH THE PURCHASE OP $5.00 OR MORE the reduction helped to prove their David Mangun. 69 Green Manor Six local youths have been In­ suspects, some of them proved; 4:45 DouaUs Edwards 3 12 10:80 Tightrope case, and that a court would give Rd.; Ronald Weaver, South Rd.; Mills, Deborah Latham, Diana stalled as officers of Corinthian Certain industrial chemicals now Hnmisr-BTiiikley Newa 10. 9 . 30 The Man And The Challenge consideration to a reduction. Daniels, Barbara Noble, Lois Hoyt, 7;00 TV Mail Order 53 11:00 Barrv Barents legs-breasts‘ 3 9 ' ONE COUPON PER ADULT CUSTOMER Rockville; Mr.s. Margaret Hollis­ Chapter of DeMolay by Edward happily outlawed; cigarettes, air News a Weather 30 B'g News They agreed to meet the town ter. North Coventry; Mrs. Vic­ Judith Hillman. Theresa Carpen­ LAwson, state master counselor, News. Sports A Weather 8. pollution and possibly other rela­ Shotgun Sladt 8 halfway, however, since the re­ toria Cormier,’ Andover; Mrs. ter. Isis Purvis, Karen Benoit, and his staff of state officers. tively new envlrofunental factors. Highway Patnil 12 World's Beat Movies (C) IN CHUNKS Dorothy Purvis and Sharon Pierce Lockup 10 11:15 Jack Paar Show (C) la NEPCO MAY BF REDEEMED AT EITHER TOP NOTCH STORE duction would affect orily one Marie Walsh, 3 Preston St.; ,Mrs. Installed were Earl Lovell as Iha American Cancer Society is >roai RobU 3 Guns of the West . year's assessment. Anne Robinson will be scorer. Junior counselor; Robert Allen Feature 40 Wilma Bray, Dob.son Rd., Vernon; directing a public educational pro­ 7:15 I Camara 3u General Manager Richard Mar­ William E. McArthur of the Rob­ senior counselor: Kenneth Merri- gram on cigarettes and lung can­ lU Premlera Holly Hagenow, 29 Whitney Rd.; Erenliig Report 11:25 Newa tin said, after the directors had Mrs, Catherine Je.ske, 15 Sanford ertson School faculty and coach field, senior steward: Richard Al­ cer to the youth of the nation. 11:30 Jack Paar Show (C) 7:10 Hong Koeig voted on the settlement, that the Rd.; Mrs. Marie Kuadas. 65 of the school teams, will referee len, secretary; William Morgan, This is a major public educational Wagon Train 10. 12:60 News and Weather lA te News MINCED HAM ■’4 9 both games. standard bearer, and Elliott Na Malibu Run 3. 12 owners of small homes should not Cooper St.; Mrs. Mabel WTiite- effort In cancer prevention. Ten assume that only large companies The Robertson Schpol girls' vs. nos, orator. thousand specially trained volun- SEE SATCBDArS TV WEEK FOB COMPLETE U8TING heaii. Meriden; Mrs. Bertha Mat- who hire lawyers have s chance to kof, 8 Jan Dr., Vernon; Elmer faculty game is an annual affair feerS took part In the society^ and has been played , for the past Advertisement— pioneering study of smoking hab­ FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE have their assessments reduced. Barnes, East Hartford; Thomas t ! "The small homeowner gets the Quinn, 1015 Tolland Tpke.; Mich­ several seasons. This year be­ McKinney Lumber. MI 3-2141 its lung cancer, a study which Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items Idea he doesn’t stand a chance,' ael Jaworski, 263 Burnham St.; cause of the record number of would othenvlse have been pro­ Radio INTRODUCTORY FREE OFFER girls, 67 in all, two teams wiU play for the home; Lumber; Hardware hibitively costly. OUR EAST HARTFORD STORE said Martin. Mrs. Josephine Pratson, 29 S. sew* hroadesats of 10 or 16-minuto Hawthorne St.; Mrs. Amelia Mc­ for the girls. Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel ML-PURPOSE 17' How can you best guard ytnir- (ThU tUtlBg taieludM oaly tt The general manager said the Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. otter itert newtoMta.) CAPITOL FARMS Cann, 278 Woodland St.; Susan Meetings Slated self against lung cancer? By length. Bohm stBtloBa caury WILL BE OPEN FROM 9 to 9 sale of homes is frequent enough Climax Chapter of Eastern Star to give the Msessor an indication Laydon, Wapping: Wendy Heri avoiding known risks; Non-wnok- WDBO-1 8 8 4 WUir—U34 NEW ALL MEAT will have a potluck at 6:3Q p.m. Manchester Evening Herald Big beauty, with a 76" beam and a 38 $q. ft. cock­ era have a low rate of lung can­ 8:00 Wall Street of the market value of jj^erent tage, 36 Columbus St.; Mrs. Coventry correspondent, F. Pau- 8:00 News, Wall Street Amanda Annulll, 55 W. Middle today at the Masonic Hall in Mer cer. ■ 6:10 Art Johnaon Show 6:05 Newa MONDAY thru SATURDAY types of homes. The assessor drops row.____ A a tbusiness______meeting^Mvtll hi will be Une Uttle, telephone PI 2-62S1. pit. Takei thruif of any liie motor. Neyr trlpIe-braced Don’t wait for symptons. Have 7:00 Art Johnson Show 6:15 Fulton Lewie Jr. the assessment or raises it on Tpke.; Steven Brackett."'120 Wood 8:05 Raynor Shines 4:80 Mutual News land St.; Mrs. Etta Craig, East held at 7:45 p.m. Several mem transom, imartly-flared bow, full floor. Low firtt cost a yearly chest x-ray, along with 11:15 Raynor Shines 4:35 Local News and Showcase home according to the value of bers will receive 25-year pins ‘ F fC ’ Has One Source as low as your health checkup. The x-ray 1:00 News. Sign Off 4:45 Lowell Tbomaa. Phil Rlxutto similar homes which have been Hartford. plus higher resale value. See and 7:00 CBS News FRANKS BIRTHS YESTBaiDAY: A son The League of Women Voters can detect early signs of the dis­ WHAT—414 lb. $49.00 7:10 CBS—In Person w i t h e a c h $2jio •old. will hold a general meeting at 'skipper this Sea Lancer . . . other ease, when the ch u ce of cure la 4:00 Paul Barrey 7:30 Mutual News UNIT O F THE WEEK to Mr. and Mrs. David Kahn. 105 Washington — T h e American 4:80 Sound Stage The suit brought against the p.m. Thursday at the home of per month best. '7:35 Local News and Showcase MAIL 8ACK LABEL FOR FULL REFUND Ferguson Rd.; a daughter to Mr. Red Cross is the sole supplier in models, 14 to 21 feet. 7:00 Edward P Morgan 8:00 The World Tonight FRUIT and DKSERT PLATE s p e n d f o b town by Catherine Armstrong was Mrs. Ivan Robertson on Twin North America of VIG, vaccinia Dr. George N. Papanicolaou has 7:15 Sound Stage and Mrs. David UUtsch, Broad 8:30 Mutual Sports ______THE LOW PRICE OF for $3,700 for a fractured wrist Hills Dr. This will cover a re Immune globulin, a blood prtxluct Dealer For Tolland County Area applied to the detection of lung 8:80 Night F U A 8:35 Local News and Showcase LIMIT ONE POUND PER FAMILY Brook; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. 10:00 John W, Vandercook 9:00 CBS News ONE OF EACH she suffered Jan. 9, 1956, after a Nicholas Hober, East Hartford; BUme of the continuing responsi­ used to treat the complications of cancer the techniques of cell ex­ 12:00 Sign Oft fall on a Manchester sidewalk. amination which he developed 9:10 Showcase and Newt a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard bilities of the League. smallpox vaccinations. About 40 WTtO—1188 12:16 Stgnotf She claimed the town’s negligence All members of the Porter Li­ per cent of the whole blood used eaiV er for detecting uterine can­ 8:00 News. Weather Blow, Tolland; a son to Mr. and H. G. SCHULZE, Inc. in clearing ice and snow from the Mrs. Gary Barton, 14 Foster Dr., brary Association will meet at in the United States comes cer. The uterine cancer cell ex­ 4:20 StrlcUy Sports RABBI FELDMAN NAMED Mdewalk resulted in a 10 per cent amination has brought into the 6:30 Suppertime Serenade Vernon. p.m. Monday at the Grange Hall through donations to the Red WEST ROAD, ROUTE 8.3, ELLINGTON 6:46 Three Star Extra Cincinnati, April 5 Rabbi permanent disability in the wrist. BIRTHS TODAY: A daughter on Rt. 44A. Three Issues will be Cross. realm o f possibility the eradica­ 7:06 Conversation Piece Abraham J. Feldman, spiritual Settlement by the directors was tion of this form of cancer as a 7:30 News to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gardiner, 7:45 Radio Moscow leader of Congregation Beth checked cause of death. I hope that some for $1,500. Glastonbury; a son to Mr. and 8:06 Pops Concert Israel, West Hartford, Conn,, has Mrs. Francis Furphy Jr., Col­ day this may be the case In lung 9:06 What's Tour OplnlOD been appointed to the 30-member cancer. 10:05 Nightbeat chester. "Ntfw T ech n iq u e U:00 Newa national committee of Alumni DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: gingham pixie 11:15 Sports Ftnal Overaeas of The Hebrew Union Flames Damage Because of my Interest in lung 11:30 BUrllght Serenade Douglas Hattan, 102 Deepwood cancer, I wanted to know more 1:00 Sign Off College-Jewish Institute of Re­ Rubber Products Dr.; Mrs. Robina Wales, 91 Gt>od- about Dr. Papanicolaou's work. W roP -1 418 ligion here. The appointment wln St.; Patricia Allard, West This great man spends most of his 6:00 Today in Bartlord war announced yesterday by Dr. WiUlngton; Mrs. Nancy Manglni, 8:15 Conn. Ballroom t Nelson Glueclt, college Institute In Storage Shed $3.98 time in a laboratory which bears 7:00 Bob Scott 35 Range Hill Dr., Rockville: Enos ooking for family fun? his name at Cornell University 9:00 Ray Somers president. He said Rabbi Feldman Snowman, Buckland; Milton Guay 11:00 News would serve as regional represen­ SWEET LIFE NEW HEINZ Jr, Chapljn; Linda Jacobs, Storrs; Medical College. It is here amears 11:10 Ray Somers Damage which could run as high are prepared from bronchial wash-. 1:00 Del Baycee Show ' tative In ConnecticuL as $5,000 resulted from a fire in Miss BarMra Burke, 17 Eldridge Pixie blouse, exactly as sketched, with CANS CANS St.; ,Paul Pagac, Amston; Edward ruffled collar, jabot and ruffled cuffs on a storaga died belonging to the Hobrbnr-35 Durant St.; Mrs. Alma EVAP. MILK SPAGHETTI Spencer Rubber Co. at 330 Sum­ Jochimsen, 41 Jarvis Rd.; Leonard long sleeves. Choice of blue and whjte, mit St. at 5:15 yesterday after­ Incandella, 59 Holl St.' Mrs. Irma red and white or lilac and white . . . sizes Czerwinskl and son, 254 Henry CUSTOM TAILORED BLUE RIBBON ^ TENDER ^ pMl noon. St.; Mrs. Dorris Cox amd son, East 30 to 38. Also available in solid colors. I Firemen from the Eighth Dis­ Hartford; Mrs. Mary Warwick ROLLS CANS trict said the lire may have been South Windsor: Mrs. Constsuice TOILET TISSUE started by children playing inside Roberts, Farm Dr. 12 CORN NIBLETS 5 the structure. DISCHARGED TODAY: Thom­ According to owner Robert as Benoi^t Jr, 47-E. Middle Tpke.; Spencer, the building had been William Tierney, 219 Center St.; SLACKS FARMHOUSE FROZEN broken Into several times in the Christine Chluda, Wapping. GRAPEFRUIT Big 44 oi. past and some youngsters had CAMPII^G CANS built a small room Inside. EQUIPMENT? FOR Spencer said he stored some Much Coal Near Lakea JUICE APPLE PIES finished products as well as cured THAT HAVE EVERYTHING and uncured rubber Inside. He - Cleveland — Total recoverable soft-coal reserves in the Great added tluit he hasn’t checked it r ' ail yet, but If it is all destroyed Lakes states of Ohio, Illinois, In' the lose will run about $5,000. diana, and Pennsylvania are es­ Just after midnight Eighth Dis­ timated at 163 billion tons. Nine Fabulous Features trict firemen were called to ex­ other states with direct rail con­ PULL tinguish a grass fire in a lot near nections with Great Lakes ports 1 LB. LOAF 658 Parker St. Hiere was no dam­ have additional reserves of 900 LIFETIME GUARANTEE ENRICHED WHITE BREAD age. billion tons. LABORATORY TESTED EVERSET 300 EXTRA WORLD GREEN STAMPS t ■ I ! PERMANENT CREASE MAINE POTATO SALE! KXTRA WORLD GRIXN STAMPS WITH THE PUBCaiASE>6F SPORTING GOODS? if.|4 3 PINTS HOOb ICE CREAM; U. S. NO. 1 WINTER KEEPING / Fabulous Finish EXTRA WORLD GREEK STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF SCOTCH GUARD LB. Save ‘S r CHASE and SANBORN SSSS STAIN REPELLER ' BAG 20c EXTRA WORLD GREEN STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF REPELS ALL STAINS, EVEN OIL 2 Pkga Archway Homestyle Cookies Fabulous Fabrics LB. Save EXTRA WORLD GREEN STAMPS WITH TOE PURCHASE OF immspE6iM.(mn£Rti BAG 30c FELS LIQUID CLEANER PBjOTOOBAPHXO EQUIPMENT? p We’re Just like an old mother hen about our savers* J ___m AUTOMATIC EXTRA WORLD GREEN STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF 9ir funds. We nurse them along with a' gentle nudge shirt superb WASH 'n WEAR FABRICS GIANT BOX RINSOBLUE now and then . x reminder that a few dollars LB. Serve EXTRA WORLD GREEN STAMPS WITH THE PURCHASE OF saved regularly soon means a substantial amount of $5.00 BAG 30c EXTRA cash. Savings funds here are fully Insured up to Fabulous Prices NEPCO MILD SKINLESS FRANKS $l6;000 and earn big dividends. Elegfint ease with a beautifully turnad 70% OHon, 30% Wool 70% AcrUcHi, 30% Royoii convertible collar and roll-up sleevaL WE GIVE WORLD GREEN STAMPS 974 MAIN ST.S MANCHESTER YELLOW contour body, extra long stay-tucikad $13.95 VahiM $9.95 VduM CURRENT ANNUAL I l l DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY! Opon Till 9 W«dn«fdaybT1iunddy-Fridoy DIVIDENI) shirt tails. Choice of white, blue, lilac, maize, pink, grfien or black . . . sixes 10 $10.99 »7.99 Ill PLENTY OF FREE PARKING 'ft PAGES to 18. 2 for $21.00 2forM 5.00 1150 BURNSIDE AVE., EAST HARTFORD SPeaALS GOOD IN BOTH STORES OPEN HLL. 9 Monday Nira Sotuiday Where practically everyone finds practically everything ^ FUE HANC4R3 WITH EACH PAI8 Bi OPEN WED., THURS.. FM. TILL 9 fM. 317 ...i.t >■....i.t MON.. fUES.. SAT., 10 AM, fbfM . MEirS SHOP BBANOP OVnOE—ROUTE. $1, OOVENTBT liiiliiiillliiii GLENNEY’S TM MAIN or. M.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1961 /' PAGE TRIRTCiK P^GE TWfiLVE cumplsted requirements for 30 thus!asm for a debate cooled after Andover Tshom^e Leams Too Late credits at the WllUmantic Teach­ th e ' Soviet Union hinted It was Man Faints iTolton House Ponders not anxious to get embroiled in. Hearings Set ers College. r FeUowship Slates Square Dance Ctaee such a wrangle at this itme. Rev. Alfred Williams Ever since the assembly cleanup LAUNDRY MISS Atop Pole,, You Can't Boat The final in a series of square If Ballot Box session began-March 7, both Russia April 18, on Irish UN Troops Hold dance lessons sponsored by the M l E. CENTER ST.—OOENKB OF PAfUUEB Easter Hat Event Town’s! Borrowing Bolton Grange as a civic project and the western powers have been will be held at the Community Hall urging their colleagues to keep the Rdtes^ Mains DOUILE GREEN STAMPS ' Mra. Zawrenee JlUsonj* program Not Harmed Really Stuffed agenda free of inflammatory is­ Dies; Retired Rector Friday from 7 to 10:30 p.m. A r­ chairman, aska Women Fellow­ Elisahethville Airport sues and stick as closely as pos­ ON ship members to bring an original A lineman for Tba Hartford Hits $170,000 Record thur Plnney Jr., master of the (Continued from Page One) Public hearings on aewer ratss I sible to housekeeping items. Kaater bonnet to the meeting in Blectrif: Light Co. fainted while on Orange, will call the dance num­ and water msdna will be held DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY - i (Ceottunad from Page One) bers. Refreshments will be served With this in mind, the United First Congregational Church to­ a pole this morning on Center St., (Continued from Pago One) editions called on the population attempt In 1959 to stuff tbe bal­ Tuesday, April 18. at 8 p.m. In the to back up Tahombe's demand yes­ by a committee headed by Margery States and Russia agreed to head morrow night ha aarvad as rector Ch,rlst CD Alarm Tested however, his belt was attached lots In the House to confirm Mrs. WITH THIS COUPON • ot and he was lowered safely to the The airport building waa atoned, terday for "general sabotage” A « o r d Wgt. of ^ I a t & Luke. All . pupils In grades 7 and off disarmament debate until fail. hearing room of the municipal A potiuck win he served at 6:80 C3iurch in Stratford during the Margaret Driscoll as a juvenile against the U.N. force. be«Jl•«Il l)omjwed by Bolton this ye*r BtaUstics-ind doe# 8—are invited. Orange members The assembly Is also expected to building. OFFER EXPIRES APRIL 16 _ ^ p.m.1 . in the church social room. early days of World War II. He On Moving Day ground. several Swedes were injured on court judge. . give only token consideration—or Subdivision Hearing Leonard A. Jaworski, 31, of 263 in indcipation of taxes. Selectmen not take into erect any chUdren who are able to are asked to come On that occasion, more votes The sewer department and Gen­ won the admiration and affaction the road to the airport and about hold over until the fall session— eral Manager Richard Martin are L The Planning and Zoning Com­ A special test of Civil De­ Burnham St., was working at the ha»* authoriictl a fifth note, this who may move into town.' to the hall Friday night to act as were cast In the first ballot then of aU of us in that pariah for his lower cross erm of the pole, in 60 U.N. personnel were arrested, Ronald Grose, a member of the such Cold W ar itema as Hungary. rMommending that aewer ratea mission win hold an open hearing fense alarms was scheduled one for WO.OOO. The previous chaperones. the total membership of the many aplendld qualities as a man front of Decl’s Drive-In at about ridiculed and held for periods RANGE STEIM^ on subdivision regulations In the sum borrowed was $135.- steering committee, reviewed the 996A1 Ranged Tibet and Russia's charge against be increased from SO per cent of and for his affective and devoted for sometime between 4 and House. The first vote was in­ U.S. reconnalsance flights. Town Hall at 8 tonight 10 o'clock. ranging from 30 minutes to five 000. Interest on borrowing this work of the former Site Commit­ During the banking period validated and a second ballot was the water ratea to .76 per cent. service as a priest 4:30 this afternoon. The There was speculation also that Homemakers Reorganizing alaima will be sounded to test A ground worker noticed him hours by Katanga troops or police. year will amount to $1,334. tee in investigaUng six pieces of I^sday at'the Bolton Elementary taken. Among the water mains which rUEL OIL the Cubans might want to study Mrs. William Kralovich will His courage, patience and faith new equipment in the new slumped in his belt and it was Chie mill i§ no»' set aside each propertv offered to them. After School 105 pupils deposited $96.51 Legfislators vote by casting will be discussed in the public feared he had been shocked by An uneasy calm prevailed today the State Department's statement demonstrate the making of Swed­ during a long painful Ulness were g aso line vear to Jtccumulatc I a fund suf­ three of the properties were and two bouj^t U.S. Saving printed “ yes,” or "no,'^ talloto into hearing w ill be six mains costing general office at the Manches­ in downtown Elisabethvllle before Monday, calling on Castro's goV' ish timbales at an organizational an inspiration to all who knew electticity. Police, a doctor and an ficient to make th ^ t (vange- to a dropped as being not suitable, the Stamps worth $1.50. 178,000, all in a program of im­ ter Police station. Police are ambulance were aiunmoned. the Irish took over the airport. boxes. emment to sever its lin)u with the meeting of the Andover Home­ him. His ministry by example and uniform fiscal year so that such Town Planning Commission eval­ Bollettn Board Other judgeships confirmed by proving water service on Fergu­ in the process of moving into Other workers began artificial Armed Katanga police patrolled uated the 30-acre Bolton-Toomey International Commurdst move­ makers in the elementary school good works continued to the end the new office today. Per­ the streets, which were thronged borrcm-ing and reemlung interest The zoning commission will the House: son Rd., Spruce S t, Gardner St. WHY SHOULD all-purpose room at 8 tonight. of his days.” respiration Immediately, a harness payments can be eliminated by property offered at $30,000: the meet at 8 tonight at the Com­ Court of Common Pleas—Otto ment. The American statement Is and the Keeney St. area. sons not hearing the alarms was rigged and Jaworski wss low­ with thousands of idle Africans. BANTLY OIL Mrs. Joseph Remesch Jr. and Ail shops in downtown Elisa­ haifing the fiscal \-ear correspond 60-acre' Swanson property, priced munity Hall. H. Lamacchia, Bridgeport, 174- certain to get a thorough going A water pumping station on The reotor is survived by his are requested to notify Civil ered to the ground where he re­ at $35,000 and the 30-acre Rose over when Cuba does bring her Mrs. Robert Wright have planned wife, Mrs. Dorothy Sa9rtz Wil­ Defense headquarters in the bethvllle continued to refuse to I I'll’ \N) , INC. to the date when taxes become An adult Bible study class will 12: Robert A. Wall, Torrington, Spring St. for $12,000 will also be the program which will Include a gained consciousness. due. land, offered at $25,000. On the be held tonight at 8 at the United charge before the assembly. discussed. liams; a daughter, Mias Margaret Municipal Building. After an on-the-spot examina­ serve U.N. personnel, in obedience ; " M \i\ - 1 iti.i.i 195-5: Samuel S. Googel, New talk by Miss Cora Webb, home to an order from Tshombe yester­ The board of tax review has no­ basis "of 14 conslderationa, such Elsewhere In the U.N.: The third water fSLciUty which Williams, a sophomore at Man­ tion by the doctor, it was deter­ Methodist Church. Britain. 230-9: William P. Barber. demonstration agent for Tolland day. A ll ^vater and electricity at TEL Mircli. II 9-4595 tified selectmen of the rcsiipiation as long range planning, popula­ France flatly rejected proposals 'Will be discussed is a water main chester High School, and son, Da­ mined that Jaworski was suffering The Bolton Volunteer Fire De­ Putnam. 181-21. County, on homemaker group awards for its outstanding Church U.N. headquarters was still cut, of Howard Kenneson for* health tion growth, future secondary partment will hold a meeting at Superior Court—John M. Com- for helping pay the $120 million requested by residents o f E. vid. Schcx>l. no 111 effects, however, he was sent school requirements, accessibility, plans for 1961-62. and the local newspaper in special ROCKVILLE TR 5-3271 reasons. Selectme>n decided to 8 tonight at the fire house. ley, Stamford, ^193-7; James C. bill for the 1961 U.N. Congo op­ Eldridge St. YOU Rotary Meets Tonight A t the time of his reslgnstlon, The Rev. Mr. Williams wss a home in the ambulance. take no action at this time since sanitation and'-location, the TPC The Mother’s Circle of St. Shannon, Bridgeport. 181-15; eration. She proposed! to budg­ William Maguire, owner of Gordon Fogg, junior warden of St. former director of the Manchester Parker Soren, geneial manager rated the Swanson property best "Oldtlme Coventry and Bolton” t l » board of lax review has com- Maurice Church will meet Thurs­ Charles S. House, Manchester, et . committee an overhaul of the much of the land on that street Mary's Church, praised the rec­ Rotary Club and a director of the of the HELCo office in Manchester, on 9 points and recommended its will be the main topic dincussed pleted its work for the yeai. It is day at 8:15 p.m., at the home of 170-11: John R. Thlm, New Ha­ entire UJf. budget procedure andjsaid that sOifie of the prospective by F*rederlrk Wcllwood of Coven­ tor's "drive and foresight In the Manchester YMCA. He discontin­ said that Jaworski will undergo a purchase. __ more thorough medical examina­ expected that the vacancy will be Mrs. Pasquale Cafro, Birch Mt. ven. 180-7; Elmer W. R.% n. New appointment of a bill collector for residents are pouring foundations try at the Rotary Club meeting at building of the new church." The ued these activities to devote most filled In the fall elections. Kenne- Some present at the meeting tion to determine the reason for Rd. Haven. 185-15; Louis Shapiro, the U.N. who would shuttle from or staking out cellars now, and 6:46 tonight In First Congrega­ junior warden added, "Tbe cour­ of his time to the program of con­ •eor’s term .iad two years to run. thought the supposed hazard of the fainting spell, and to determine Bolton residents are invited to Farmington. 164-15; and Raymond capital to capital to negotiate on would like to know whether they tional Church of Coventry. Win age with which he has been able struction of the new church. Selectmen appointed Irvin A. the town garage located in back contributions for U.N. funds. should plan on sinking wells or FICHT CANCER? to work is nothing but the work if l^ w lll be able to go back on a meeting on furniture arrange­ J. Devlin. New Haven, 197-6. throp Merriam is In charge of the IXipre of Rl. 44A as a special eon- of the present elementary school Supreme Court of Errors— The money situation also ceurne tapping Into a town water line. of the Lord.” poles. stable for a one-yeaAterm. An ad-1 was over-rated and discounted its ment and window treatment to be program. held Thursday at the Vernon Cen­ Abraham S. Bordon, West Hart­ up in the assembly where Canada General Manager Richard Mar­ $144 for Easter Seal Drive The Rev. Mr. Williams was bom ditionai constable was needed for danger to school children.. Others tin told the directora laat night CANCER WILL STRIKE Rockville to Quit ter Congregational Church. ford. 212-13; and Howard W. A1 pleaded 'with member states to give Mrs. John J. Laws, chairman of June 29, 1905 In Niagara Falla, traffic duty at the drive-in theatre disagreed with reports that roada they could have the public hearing Beg Pardon! the U.N. Congo operation finan­ the Easter Seal sale, reports a to­ N. Y. Ha was graduated with a since none of the other constables to some of the properties would The Bolton Property Association com, Suffield, 183-32. Tea for Curtis’ cial support. Failure to cover the April 18 on the hiain itaelf, .the tal of $144 raised to date. Those B.S. degree from Hobart College Using Town Dump would be available for the work. be’ prohibitive. It was said that will meet Thursday at 8 at the Congo bill, said Canada's Wallace appropriation for It, and the as- 2 OUT OF 3 who have not yet sent in contribu­ In 1928. After working for a year In th^ process of moving we’re sorry we have Th town planning commission with the growth of the town, Community Hall. . Planned by MEA B. Nesbitt, "would place in Jeop­ sesament on the homeowners. tions may mall them to her at for the Niagara Electric - Service Rockville’s Mayor Leo Flaherty notified selectmen that they have roads would have to be widened Belgium to Remove ardy the ability of this orgaiilza Corp., he enrolled in the Berkeley Jr. thanked Manchester today for approved Jacob Stygar's sub-di- anyway, and that the cost of Advertisement— Mathleson Dr. been unable to render our usual fine service. tlon to take effective action in Bulletin Board Divinity School In New Haven. He the use of the dump on Olcott St. School Superintendent and Mrs. virim off Notch Rd. and enclosed a building roads on any site would McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141, Food Packed for Aged AMERICAN FAMILIES Military in Congo other situations In the future.*’ The confirmation class ■will meet was awarded an S. T. B. degree In and explained his town won't need William H. Curtis will be honored We will open soon in our own new, larger quar­ Istttf -ftom civil engineer' Hayden be about tbe same in any case. Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items *nie U.N. Economic and Social 1932 at Berkeley. it any more after tomorrow. Sunday at a get acquainted tea be­ Gritwolii testifying as to the con- The referendum in Dscember for the home; Lumber, Hardware, Detroit — Producing apeciallzed from 7 to 8 tonight in First Con­ 5 Council found" Itself paralyzed af­ foods for the aged occupies an ex­ He was ordained a deacon in the ing held In the Manchester High ters a few doors up the street at Btniktian of the road to town 1958 to choose a school site should Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel (Continned from Page One) gregational Church. Rockville has made arrange­ ter Russia challenged its legal panding segment of the food-proc­ The Rev. Willard E. Thomen, Episcopal Church on St. Peter’s ments with Ellington, he said, to School cafeteria. spetiffcations In the sub-division. have ‘'get to rest" the site ques­ Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. competence to do business with one Day, June 29, 1932, in St. Peter’s The tea, sponsored by the Man­ No fiction was taken on the report Belgium is not in a position to or essing Industry. Estimates are that pastor, urges local Congregational dump trash there. 991 MAIN STREET tion. some felt, since at that time of its 18 seats vacant. After a 2- by 1975 nearly 11 per cent of Church, Niagara Falls, N. Y. His chester Education Association, will pendlne receipt of a request from it'w as Voted to purchase the Advertisement der them out. Church members to attend an In­ Mayor Flaherty thanked the di­ hour wrangle, the council, ad­ Americans — 17,000,000 to 18,0(X)- formational meeting mt 8:10 to­ pastoral work began immediately be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Stygar for acceptance of the Swanson property. Bolton Pharmacy — Route 44A Informed quarters disclosed, rectors who were in control in journed its spring session Indefi­ 000 people— will be 65 or older. night at Bolton Congregational at St. Stephen's Church and the Miss Hazel Hooey, Manchester roaA Lebanon School —at the Notch. Free delivery. meanwhile, that UJf. negotiators Manchester in July when the ar­ already have opened discussions nitely while efforts were made to This compares with only 3,000,000, Church. *n»e meeting wUl discuss Chapel of the Redeemer in Niaga­ rangement was set up, and he elementary scHaioI dental hygienist, An agreement for town aid for In the second of a proposed se­ MI-3-0165. get the 18th member elected. with 'Congolese Presidfent Joseph or 4 per cent, in 1900. These senior the proposal to join with the Unit­ ra Fails. He was raised to the thanked the present directors for la chairman of the arrangements NASSIFF ARMS CO. dirt roads has been signed by the ries of reports by the steering Belgium and India were candi­ citizens require smaU packages, ed (^urch o f Christ. priesthood the following April. He continuing the arrangement in committee. She said today that board, of selectmen and the state committee of the Fact Finding Mandtester Evening Herald Bol­ Kasavubu on the vrithdrawal of dates for the seat but in protract­ low-cost foods that are nonfatten­ served os rector of St. Mary’s-on January. 575 invitations bad been sent out highway department listing six- Committee, John Morianos report­ ton correspondent Ormce M. Mc­ Belglums employed by the Leo­ ed balloting last fall neither could the-Hill in Buffalo from 1935 to ing and easily chewed, and appe­ Advertisement— to employes of the Manchester tenths o f a mile of. unimproved ed on construction of a JuiUor- Dermott, telephone fin S-6S66. poldville government. get the necessary two-thirds ma­ 1938 when he was transferred to Rockville paid Manchester $1 tite-stimulating items. McKinney Lumber, MI 3-2141. Board of Education and board roada, consisting of small sections senior high school in the town of Robert Gardiner of Ghana and jority. Nor would either withdraw St. Paul’s of Lancaster, N. H per ton for the privilege of dump­ Bolton Notch. Hundreds of items members. o t Bailey Rd.. Camp Meeting Rd. lebanon, which is comparable to F. C. Nwokedl of Nigeria held a from the race. rector. ing trash at the Olcott St. disposal Receiving guests at the tea will Tax Break for Dieters for the home; Lumber, Hardware. area from July through December. Bxt., School M . and Skinner Rd.. Bolton, he said. Morianos said long meeting with Kasavubu yes­ Western delegates considered the In 1941, the Rev. Mr. Williarhs be Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Perry, Mason, Electrical, Plumbing, Fuel Since January, R ^ k ville has Thera « r e now 30.8 miles of im­ that 15 classrooms and other fa­ terday and were reported to have Soviet Insistence that the council became priest in charge of Christ representing the M EA; Mr. and Hartford, April 6 (fl>)— A special Oil. Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. paid $3 per ton. - proved roads In Bolton. cilities were built at a cost of made some progress. Some U.N. could not meet with only 17 mem­ Church in Stratford, the home break may be In store for persons Rockville’s dump in Vernon was Mrs. A. Raymond Rogers, repre­ Sdwol Facto $11.77 per square foot, and he felt officials expressed optimism that bers to be part of the Russian church of Justice Baldwin who on weight diets. ,, Manchester Evening Herald An­ closed by health officials In July. senting Manchester High School ICemben of the steering com­ that Etolton should build a sen­ an agreement would be reached In campaign to harass the U.N. in Do^lt-YounM Ideal was Governor of Connecticut dur­ and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis. The legislature's finance com­ every way possible unless it gets dover correspondent, Cindy Pfsn- Since then the city has dumped its mittee o f the School Fact Finding ior high school-rather than a jun­ mittee yesterday approved a bill the near future. ing his pastorate. The rector came Conunitte voted to continue to hold ior high school only. Secretary-general Hammarskjold stiebl, telephone Pilgrim 2-6866. trash on Olcott St. and Its garbage SHOES exempting from the state sales On another United Nations to Manchester in April 1945 as On Anthony Botticello’s pig farm other meetings although only 20 It was pointed out that Bolton's front, Cuba today appeared re­ replaced a S-man Communlst- suobessor to tbe late Rev. James tax preparations used to gain or Westem-Neutrallst. directorate. at 595 Hlllstown Rd. vo u CAN TAKE 8TYU* people attended the meeting last problem differed from the situa­ lose weight. The bill, which rcr luctant to bring before the U.N. Stuart Neill. night. tion in Lebanon in that BoltOn quires further legislative action, her perennial charge that the His abiding Interests through­ needs elementary classrooms In- Public Records Sun Blasts Boost Rays Raymond Cooper, moderator of empowers the commissioner of United SUtes is planning aggres­ Paper Beads Popular out his life in the Church was in Marlow’s has r'— BUT BE the group, first felt that the at­ addition to junior high space, consumer protection to make the sion sgainst Fidel Castro’s regime. youth work, religious education tendance indicated lack of enough James Norris quoted figures l o w ­ exemptions. The assembly’s main political Warsaw — Wearing strings of Warrantee Deeds and his confirmation classes. He Washington—Die sun’s "steady interest to warrant holding more ing that by 1970 there will be But the bill doesn’t help anyone committee is marking time during paper beads is the rage in Poland Louis C. Bunce to Wesley B. and served two yearr as president of cosmic-ray bombardment of earth Doris L. Bunce, property off Spen­ G n iai/yi dtocuasions, but others felt the 1,000 children In school, not Includ­ with a sweet tooth. It specifically a lull In Us aid-to-Afrlca debate these days. The strings sell for the Hartford Archdeaconry divi­ may increase a thousandfold in meeUnga were worthwhile and ing any move-ins, and that 38 to excludes candy and low-calorie and the Cuban complaint is next about 90 cents snd are made from cer St. sion of religious education. His in­ intensity for periods of many hours wanted more. 40 classrooms will be needed by color pictures In magazines. They Green Manor Construction Co., terest in religious education result­ after explosions on the face of the TORO soda. on the agenda. But the (^ban de­ Copppr said the group plans only that time. The plans for the Leb­ legation made no move to air the are cut into narrow-baaed Isoceles Inc., to Paul Richard and Claire ed In S t Mary’s receiving several sun. / The committee also killed a H. Grabowski of West Hartford, to gather facts relating to school anon school, as presented bv Mor­ measure to exempt milk shakes issue. triangles, rolled up tightly and se­ ianos. would be adequate only for For kicss, etd- property off Scott Dr. n ee^ and does not plan to lake from the tax. Informed sources said Cuba's'en- cured with a dab of naiUvamish. mstef, mate- a aUaod or make any recommenda­ errades 6 through 9 and would Mary Shapiro to William Z. and Why risli 00 base- Janice R. Smith of East Hart­ tions. Sununaries of information leave 17 rooms available for the mcoi ntility M a obtained will be made available to kindergarten through gr-ide 5 at ford, property at 15 Ashworth St. voaui MtCAUT room, play John D. LABelle, trustee for townq>eople and to town officials the present school. room, llvlog At the next meeting, the group 'NOT APHLIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY; Town o f Manchester, to Lillian A. rake?j for th ^ use. tpacc— tea Of GusUfson, propirty at 74 Ludlow You may have Termites '*The Towner" In Black or Bed. Cooper explained that the steer­ plans to discuss construction costs. tooal \A to D Wldtta»-r-lS.99 ing eosoSnittM was chosen to rep- Church to Vote Rd. Members of the Bolton Congre­ • Extensive pattern selection Felix and Florida H. Grenier to reeent a croes-section of towns- WE ALSO CARRY W-J-D-E WIDTHS! gational Church will meet tonight Francis W. McCaughey, property peopte. It includes John Morianos, • Experienced personnel to assist you at 37 Edmund St. representing local businessmen; at 8 in the parish room to vote on and not even know it! • Pattern Registry to avoid gift duplication Lillian C. Gustafson to Thom­ James Norris, as a new resident; recommendations of the nominat­ AMESITE SHOES CAREFULLY and ACCURATELY FITTED! MANCHESTER as L. and Barbara S .' Mason, Ronald Grose, who Cooper said ing committee that Mrs. Robert • Saving9^on Basic Sots : property off Hamlin St. • FREE PURNELL PARKING • w|ui neotral, but contributed much Mortensen be elected church clerk a Convenient Budget Te rm s . »s wunit mk* a u.tA Mary Shapiro to M. Kenneth Os- to diafcuBslons on civic affairs; and that James Ferry be elected trinsky, property off Ashworth St. Richard Danielson, as a teacher to the Board of Deacons. DRIVES LUMBER, INC. Q id tc h ^ Deeds Ifn . Fern Rothwell, who has been Stuart Gillespie, moderator of Annie I. (Gee) Gleason (o Mar- active in town affairs; Ehigene the Connecticut Conference of Con­ ^ FIRST IN QUALITY Experienca 255 c e n t e r s t r e e t iNTERNA'n.ONAL ^R LIN G ... loveliest, by design arct M. Blnotte. property off GagUardone and .Richard Morra gregational Churches, and Dr. Roy Is Our 5(anchester Green. repreaeoting older residents of Pavey, executive ■ secretary of the ^ FAIREST IN PRICE Best Phone MI 3-5144 to r today, tomorrow and always Margaret M. Binette to Annie M A IN ST., MANCHESTER— Phone MI 9-5221 town. Connecticut Fellowship of Congre­ Guarantee I. (Gee) and James D. Gleason, The first discussion meeting of gational Churches, will explain the ^ FASTEST SERVICE property off Manchester Green. “OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY YEAR!’’ the Fact Finding Committee had constitution for the United Church Manchester Properties. Inc., to estaUiShed the fact that there of Christ which members will vote Connecticut’s Leading Paving Contriiietor Concordia Evangelical Lutheran would be an increase of 153 pupils on soon. ' ROBERT ^n w jiie A A , Church, property off Garden and In 196944 over the current enroll­ Coipplstes Credits SPECIALS Winter SU. ment. 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PAGE FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 19«1 PAGE FIFTBEK DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith HeiB for Homenakera North End Community ‘‘MAR’n N I ^ O ’’ th a O N B NOU MIfiHTAT Motlia Have Good Taste . < “There Is a Time for Planting HOUR DRY CLBANINO at M Elaat Center Street and 299 West jUiMtr to Prtvkm They usually bite Into your nicest and THE COURTESY M A^oR ,-ne w h o lsto w n w il l < woolqn ttiings. LARSEN'S HARD- Now is the time to visit Middle Tpka. knows how busy you TO STOPANP KNOW Y9U PUILEO A FAST OWe BY Bargains WAlte, INC., 34 Depot Square, haa PLANTLAND on the Parkway. are. They help you keep house ef> w e n u . MV MANIN® AW OFFSTASe atOOSE FAKe CYRANCfa I AH Preited Up rxl^LOl • iU C -J U U IC llJ l ILT the crystals, moth balls, cakes and 1215 Tolland Tpke. For producing flclently by bringing you a mo». COOKCO w w-w BlWilki Friday evening from 7 to 9:80 Eleetrle Oaa Opeuer, fS.9S * Relax and Enjoy Yeorself Thera are waxes and polishes to Seersucker Back work weeks, like this post-holiday TAPIOCA , , when the Spring Open Houae foa- Open any sice or shape can eas­ Family Night every Wednesday put a gleam and ahine upon every­ A fabric that hasn’t been around one, why not cut down tedious WODlNfi.' is^ia ggsr*'^ ily when you own a "Seville” AU­ front 5 to 8 at the HOB NOB RES­ for awhile la making a comeback Ironing by enjoying TWO HOUR LETS TRY BOIUfdo^ IBBridffalwada dO.Hanfi 471 turea exhibits and demonstrations thing. BY V. T, HAMLIN Indian by the Connecticut» Society of TOMATIC CAN OPENER (with TAURANT lx a thoroughly enjoy­ In resort wear. It's seersucker. But SHIRT SERVICE at "MARTIN-- ALLY ()OE‘ HIM? ------dllron bottle opener) regularly 119.96 now able affair looked forward to by Stsrt at the Top i't's much timbre sophisticated than IZING", 299 West Middle Tpke. ■SJ rM u-TAKE rr bngy MVaXYNESe.VOU'RE dlBookoftha 48Saafoa Craftsmen. Merriiandlse will not 88.98 at SEARS ROEBUCK COM­ every member. Why don't you AW \CUlL BE OKm_/ . TFg SraONBESr BOV BlUa IWCaltlvata be *old. REarRESHMENTS will be If you are planning a new roof when last seen around. near the Parkade. COUBLe SACK TVS : EVBT M%£%4UU- » * » « -« served. PANY. There is a 10-year guaran­ plan to come tonighU ALL YOU for your house this spring, W. G. 'fiETnW BUST UP FRONT I RS’-' tee on the cutter. Buy for yourself CAN EAT, 81.60 per person, letk HEAVY 5TUFK.V0U 17 Cot ay r 1 r r? 1 1 1 1'ITrr GLENNEY COMPANY, 336 North Renew and Preserve with Blouses Are Uaed KNOW-THE (XI> . MPmMftaod or for showerfhg a spring bride. you feast on delicious C?hicken Main Street, has a -complete line ' Quality Paint The frilly, full-sleeved whits vritinfi F Hate—All Shapoo soup. Southern Fried Chicken, UWif IT IT The turban, the sailor and the of ROOFING rUPPLIES plus Stop in and see WILLIAM nylon blquae with Jabot front now Best Cook of Them All Spaghetti, Tossed Salad, Rolls and drain spouts and gutters. ■ During PECK LXmBER, 2 Main Street, comes fully lined. And a good idea, asiMrkiBMMan IT V cloche, all hardy perennials, sp Get that enviable reputation the Butter, Beverage. Children under MltodocUd II" pear again this spring. Look for April, when the town-wide emfriia- for all your painting needs. They too. It prevents all those »lp straps aeComporativo sure, easy way. Serve BAKERY 10 years old, 81. The Friday spe­ sts la on "Clean-up, Pair.t-up and have a complete line of “Oliver from showing. ■UfflSM IT them when you stsrt out to shop PRODUCTS from C RAND UI^- cial at HOB NOB RESTAURANT Flx-up." you ran depend on W. G. fo ra hat. One.of these silhouettes Johnson" Paints for both interior S78h«tiadNt lON. Arriving fresh ever>' day Hre is stuffed BROILED LOBSTER. GLENNEY CO. For all your; smd exterior use. Mitchell 9-5295. To clean knick-knack shelves, MOIri will be flattering to you. the tender, fragrant Rolls and Experience the taste-thrill that ii^EMASOf^ 40 Goby painting needs, "C3hi-namel" Paints button trays, dreaser traya, etc., IlLLTKy SlVmctt* Breads (rj-e, white, pumpernickel, awaits you here. are available here. ^ A Brighten-Up Event with a vacuum cleaner, cover the WOME» •HHnit Special on Bodopreads low-calorie). Sure to be a hit with Springtime la the stimulant nozzle with cheese cloth held fast 4SBuimi1i «WB and Blankets the famUy are the yeast COFFEE Get Diet Advice Exercise Comfort that makes us want to dress up with a rubber band. whldM ' During AprU's housocleaning CAKES (Btreusel topping, frulL Bebore you start a reducing diet, Setting-up exercises will be much the house. Depend on P and M 4BNiHttU|M time, why not delegate some of filled). It's n6 trouble at all for you' check with your physician to learn more fun if you do them on a latex UPHOLSTERY SHOP. 203 North Heads You Win BlllMitBi your heavy-dutv laundering to the to serve up s variety of FRUIT the state of your health and also foam exercise pad. You esn make Main Street, to provide quality All eyes are upon your coiffure CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER BS Toward tba LAlUNDROMAT OF UANCHES- PIES also CAKES or Doughnuts. what your correct' weight should your own by covering a six-foot decorator fabrics and then tailor now that W'inter head-warmera and BsSrtaliraiad TBIR, #60 Center Street. Bring In You'll see a smll# on everyfare_ bel for your age and height. If you length of foam rubber with cush­ for you SLIPCOVERS or UP­ scarves are being discarded. Your AtIMbtag your heavy chenille or heirloom as they find at their place b AIC^ Just go ahead on your own, you ioning sailcloth or a heavy-duty HOLSTERY of smooth perfection. hair-do is noticed. Why not come PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER B5Indiaii«Ml|Ut Mdopreads, also blankets. The ERY PRODUCTS from GRAND may take off too much weight, and, denim. You'll appreciate their top-notch Into SCHULTZ BEAUTY SALON, UNION. workmanship, their aincerity and IT'S UTTERLY’ IT'S SIMPLV JUST THE SAME,' MSath'im gentlest, professional laundering as a result, damage your health. 983 Main Street. Talented beau­ MY POP SAYS OURS Is available. Everything comes OalHng All Flahermeii their pleasing prices. Mitchell ticians here can snip and shape FANTASTIC IMPOSSIBLE n fb M back to you soft, fluffy and fra­ Closet Neat Sltoc Barbecued Ohicken 9-6324. H A S A GHOST: It'll soon be time to test your and coax your hair into a pretUer- OW FO R A DOWN grant-fresh. Take advantage of the • Keeping a well-groomed clo.xet Come home from your club skill in luring the big ones. MAN than-ever frame for your features. r PRISCILLA , TELEVISION BLANKET AND BEDSPHEAD is one of • the flrst steps to be­ meeting Just minutes before the CHE.STER, SURPLUS SALES, 169 Lingerie Color Spree TH A T'S S E T TO BE Whether you prefer the unparted, HAUNTED SPECIAL during April and save coming a well-groomed woman. family arrives for dinner, and still -^orth Main St., has a special on a Lingerie takes on more color for gently .puffed style, or controlled , A B S U R D ! at LAUNDROMAT OF ALAN- Your dresses will not hsvs should­ serve up a mouth-watering meal cdnjplete SPINNING OUTFIT. spring. And it's coordinated; bra, to hug your head, a basically good, CHES'X'BR. Blanketa are packed er creates from wire hangers If with BARBECUED CHICKEN 85.M,.. which includea a fiberglas gfirdle and slips all match. Fa­ professional HAIRCUT la the In a mothproof, duatproof PLAS­ you protect the hangers with soft, from LYNN POULTRY FARMS rod, pluf a reel also lure. Have vored colors are peach, aqua, point Of beginning. The number to BY FRANK O’NEAL TIC STORAGE BAG FRB», padded covers available at no­ STORE. It it fully-cooked, nice­ fun fishing. Select your favorite beige, pink and pale blue. call is Mitchell 3-8951. SHORT RIBS ready to store away on your shelf tion counters. ly browned and ready to slice and fishing gear gnd tackle here. for another season. serve. Bursting with rich Juice, Sounds of Life Red-Hot Gloves you can reheat it iir minutes in thf I-obiiter Saikd ThU Week THE PET SHOP, 15 Wood- The Inquirer CHICKADEE Those stretch nylon gloves In specially prepared bag popped in 8211 PAULINE’S FRE^H SEAFOOD, bridge Street, resounds with sing­ Veils Add Glamour MSI Cags veUs go on and on from short or' long lengths now come In the oven. For sandwiches, salads, 139 North Main St., 4a featuring ing canaries, chattering para­ Colorful Birds from each of the red-hot colors: Orange, mauve, for eating cold or hot, BARBE­ WITM TW HCM LOBSTER SALAD toniorrow and keets, lovable puppies. Caring for I s ' MS fashion season ' to another. 60 States are. embroidered an al- purple, or pink. CUED CHICKEN from LYNN rA H -O -IA M A Friday, also SHRIMP-MACARONI a pet satisflea certain longings a This spring, they’re done in colors tomating blocks to form an in­ POULTRY is a delicious way to aalad. Come in and take honye to child experiences. It's fascinat­ and trimmed with butterflies. teresting quilt! ■4-C • WWWA.ti>TJl. Pit. I Presenting 'Magic Values’ put a meal on the table in min­ your family a apecial-oocaaipn ing to Watch the atrpak of color stiiK! Pattern No. 2761 hah hot-iron utes. Particularly becoming to the meal. Fresh-baked fruit plea and Hash by when* you set'up a tropi­ BY JOE CAMPBELL Eachant Him transfer for 50 motifs; stitch Il­ Come to W T. GRANT COM­ slightly mature figure Is this well dinner rolls are offered to round cal fish bowl. Nice to cheer a BONNIE XENOX PHARMACY, 299 East lustrations; color chart.' PANY where magic values are tailored two ptecer that's as ver- out your at-home menu. If you shut-in,or to speed along a con­ j r n n Center Street, offers a spring To order, send 25c in coins to: sale-priced every dav of the year, Perfect with Leftover Ham (Utile as you could wish. I'LL TAKE WAIT.NVOM.' You’ll find "I'SIS" NYLONS with Although there is no hard and haven't tasted their CLAM CHOW- valescence. You’ll find Wild Bird | I CHANGED special on "TTissy'e" new fra­ AnnC Cabot. The Manchester Eve­ No. 8211 with Patt-O-Rama it tn DEIR, 70c a quart, procrastinate no seed and All Pet Supplies and Ac­ B0(4NIE,HtRES THEM BACK] i H grance. "ENCHANTE" now avail­ seams at 44c a pair. Men's fast rule as to which wine to serve MY M IND.' ning Herald. 1150 AVE. AMERI with various foods, it is true that aizea 36, 38. 40. 42. 44. 46. 48. 50, longer. cessories. SOME OOCtoeS POP NOt IN THEN L L J 1 able In a $2 slse; Perfume, co­ CAS. NEW YORK 86. N. Y. SHORTS of sanforized broadcloth 52. Bust 38 to 54. Size 36, 38, bust, yOUANDYOUR^ MkHKS logne, spray mist, dusting powder. For Ist-ciass mailing add 10c are 64c (comparable value 79cI HARVEST HILL PACKAGE 6H yards of 35-lnch. To order, 4Cr Men's quality T-SHIRTS at STORE has at least 12 to 15 ^^IENDS/>' -* When all your toiletries have s for each pattern. Print name, ad­ send 35e in coins,to: Bring Faded Canvas Back to life > untflsd "ENCHANTE" fragrance, dress with zone and Pattern Num­ Grant's magic values are 57c. Dou­ brands of ROSE WINES, priced Sue Burnett, Manchester Eve­ Delve late Tour Shoe Cloeet ble thick TRAINING PANTS for 85e to 82.29 a fifth, that are es­ Bring out any, shoes you don't PAUL'S PAINT SUPPLY CO. ' there's power in the Impact you ber. ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF 645 Main St. has "Setfast”, Canvas make. Enchant ’-Im further with Have you the '61 Album con­ infants are sale-prie d everv’ day pecially good with leftover Easter AMERICAS. NEW YORK 86, like to wear because they are out­ taining many lovely designs and at 25c each at W. T. GRANT Ham. The win# that pleaies you dated or uncomfortable. Give Paint to give your awnings a i 'Tussy” LIPS-nCK IN ‘'EN­ N.Y. beauty treatment, also for lawn | CHANTE" PINK combining "En- free patterns? Only 25c a copy! COMPANY. most la the wine to drink. For lat-clasa mailing add 10c HOUSE A HALE SHOE SERVICE “T for each pattern. Print Name. a chance to work their magic on chairs, beach umbrellas and aum'^ i chante" fragrance with a perma- them. They can create a fashion­ mer ruga. One coat of "SETFAST" ( dew quality, $1.35 in a gleaming Silk Trims KnlU Address with Zone, Style No. and will renew canvas to make it look case. "Prince Matchabelll" makes Carpeting Has Decorating Power For Painting Smnll Items Size. able “open toe" style for you; re­ Those sleek, flat Italian knits in What a beautiful transforma­ JOHNSON PAINT CO. 723 place thick, heavy heels with slim, fre.sh and bright again and to available for |2 his Spray Cologne all-wool art now turning up with Include another 35c with your stretch out its life for several sea­ (Ekloved, Stradivari, Albano, Wind tion takes place in a room when Main Street, has the SPRAY pattern order for the Spring A trim ones, and STRETCH TIGHT CWai L. Bilk trim at necklide and sleeves. new carpeting Is installed. The PAINT in 49c and 89e sixes, lust I SHOES so you can walk In glori­ sons longer. Many beautiful colors Song). What a beautiful way to Perfect for travel by plane ( Summer '61 Basic Fashion. to choo.se from, "SETFAST’ will ■« n. a. r.1 a«a 'ispray" Happy Birthday toward MANCHESTER CARPET CEN- right for the many small paint j ous comfort. Guaranteed work­ ...... v - s • imarMLaM.TiLaia.iu.M.eK train. nUR. 311 Main Street,, with ita jobs around the house. Easier manship. “S A H" GREEN not stiffen the canvas, nor will It a feminine heart age 17 to 70. The and faster in all those tiny crev­ Display and Cherish crack off or peel. It is completely COTY SPECIAL brings you a big vast showroom, is in a position to STAMPS. Plenty of FREE PARK­ BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD *'l told you I’d eoma in. a mlnuts. Pop, and t did—* t a . . Ever spread a cut of '-freshly- offer you a myriad selection of ices where a brush doesn't reach, YOUR YARN SHOP on the ING always. water-repellent and sun resistant. JUDD SAXON round box of "Air Spun" FAC® cooked corned beef with prepared try "Antique Gold" for picture downstairs floor of House A Hale Pep up your summer furniture' ona of Mom’s minutatr' cUev- POWDER AND COMPACT, 81.96 mustard, sprinkle with brown area RUGS and wall-to-wall CAR- PUT IP THEY PO rr TOTH'MBPrSTPROIvCR I 'P UKE TO TAlkT >OU INTO PETTS for every room, in keeping frames. Touch up nicks and can point the way to a variety of Properly fitted, and painted or I now. ga' h e r e a b o u t s, th ey CH ------— ------MOLDIN' UF>PUR SALE, ANP complete. Available In all the sugar (light or dark) and bake In scratches on a refrigerator with absorbing hobbies for you. Why THEN you's I CAN SET ^ T y powder shades and fragrances, the a moderate oven until lightly with the decor and budget: You'll stained, these doors of ponderosa: THIS THINO.' And BRATDBJD RUGS, also stair “Appliance White." Brighten the not browse among the PICTURE pine provide the richness of cus­ .Besides enhancing the decorat­ in LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON compact is designed with a new browmed? If you like, you can In­ car with "Bumper ' Chrome" and CANVAS, imported from France, ing scheme, louver doors between spill-proof feature. Loose powder sert whole cloves in the top sur­ carpeting, scatter rugs and revers­ tom-made paneling for a fraction AVCHP . ible flber rugs. When you buy car­ the candlesticks or lamp base with priced 89c to $4.69 that you needle­ of the cost. rooms help home air conditioning j Ml?. SAXON.' 7 ( drafts la aspecially desirable as w« head face pf the corned beef at l-inch “Brass." A full line of bright point with thrifty. 6-strand em­ systems work more efficiently. The the s toward a summer season. Intervals before glazing. peting here, you will be assured of colors to renew toys, garden tools, COLDS satisfaction for years snd years. broidery floss. Choose from scenics, 1961 Playclothea for Oilldren louv-ers permit cooled air to cir­ there la just the right amount, copie.s of famous paintings, florals, MARI-.MAD'a, 691 Main Street,- culate freely from room to room. with no waste, for the diversified still life. Work up a picture you’ll k n o w ^ .« Peach Chicken Bake bantam paint jobs, "Crj’stsl has 2-pc. and 3.-pc. PLAY OUT­ frying chicken breasts or 1 be proud to display in your home FITS that are alive with refresh­ America’s Flavorite Dessert Clear” can be used on metal, wood, or as s cheri.s^ed gift to a beloved • It's pie. The superb PIES and cut-up frying chicken leather or glass. ingly new colors. For girls up to 4 cup melted butter' o r'm a r­ someone. Add color and fun to a size 14, these play clothes Are TARTS that come out of tlie ovens SHOPS LONGI^NE child's room with small, needle­ fresh daily at PINE PASTERY garine The famous California salad top­ truly feminine, featuring applique, SHOP; 658 Center Street, are so C«pf, 'At S«b1 ^eahewCwB. Salt and pepper point pictures of animal pets or lace trim, screen print designs on TU.Waatd U«Mi Iwd. ping called Green Goddess Dressing circus motifs at 19c and 29c. hiscious, so tasty and wholesome. mSSUSSlL^t^L Paprika hat a mayonnaise base with an­ shorts, slacks with harmonizing You couldn’t serve your family a FIRST!! (l-poxmd, 13 ounce) can cling LINENS FROM BELGIUM on the tops by famous-name "Millbrook’' BY JOHNNY HART chovies. green onion or chives and stamped goods counter include dessert they’d like better. Try the B. C. peachy halves parsley added. and "Berkshire." Of quality wash flavorful CHERRY, APPLE and tab1eq>oona flnely chopped Scarves to cross stitch also 52" ard wear, cottons that need little at . • « round tablecloths. Some pieces are BLUEBERRY pies with the rich BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE onion Enjoy* the Pleasure of Dining Out or no ironing these PLAY OUT­ Juice bubbling up over the crisp, tablespoons butter or mar­ FIANO’5? RESTAURANT ‘AND already hem.stitched and hemmed. FITS at MARI-MAD'S are for Baby bibs to embroider with flaky cruat. prepared for sec­ mSCVUMPiR r»|UTUHm*1TSTStT, TUKOKXy. of drip-dry cotton garine COCKTAIL LOUNGE on Route .summer play, picnics, partlci. For ond#. OFRgMANNntVI TWER.IprreSEMUmC, 1 LtrssusTim Is I T " 4 cup orange juice 6 and 44 In Bolton offers much to dainty color, al.so pillow' cases for boys, the play sets of sturdy cot­ F AHI o N $A$, w o t . COST LHHWLUmVOU. -n«SMWvt6«s teaspoons cornstarch please you. Che^-prepared foods "show" in a carriage are welcome ton fabrics team up handsome For Elegance YOU KOOO HONS POBNTnAY teaspoona grated orange rind are attentively served in an at­ gifts. There is pleasure in having boxer •iol'ta and knit jerseys to There's a touch of elegance in • 757 MAIN STREET KOHfiPOlues... THICKS ON AU 1’4 tablespoons lemon juice mosphere'of charm and relaxation. pick-up wbrk handy. keep acUve boys looking neat and the silk chiffon overblouse for (Near the State Theater) YOUWfMTOR Y»U OFU$,0«.KEC, 4 to 6 whole cloves Stuffed baked ahriinp it a apecial- tidv. labeled "Health Tex" also MBTWMIT? sping, These come in brilliant col­ ^1 IMnCMIMt Cooked rice tv. Try it soon. Snmmer Preview "Little Farahs" at MARI-MAD’S. ors: lilac. Jade, citron and oranger Jj| •HMnCIP Place chicken in shallow 8 or fl­ The dress with one covered inch baking diSh; brush with melt- Useful tip: When you wallpaper, shoulder is shewing up in resort Slock panel doors turned on their ad butter and season with salt, keep a spare roll handy in a con­ wear. This means that It’s likely sides are idea) as walnicotlng for pepper and paprika. Cover with venient place. Should a houaehold to appear again as a summer fash­ walls In dining rooms, recreational ! aluminum foil and bake In hot disaster occur, such as a leaky ion. rooms Or closed porches. oven (400 degrees F.) for 30 min­ roof or burst pipe, you ere well •a.'s.’si’w j w utes. Drain peaches, reserving 4 covered. ’■ fc 4-y cup syrup. Saute onion in 2 table- BY DICK CAVALLI apoona butter; remove from heat. A Relaxed IsKik for IMI Getting Married? MORTY MEEKLE Add peach syrup. Blend orAhge Summer DRESSES AT BUR­ HOW COME V O U te TAKING NO-1 oeacJEo TO TRy Juice and comatarch; add to onion TON'S, 841 Main Street, have the ■ TOUR SIGNS IN— HAA/E USINSA UTTUeSTRONGS; ' mixture with orange rind and cool, rasuai look with the easy fit! MICKEY FINN BY LANK LEONARD NOU Givan UP7 LANGUAGe/ lemon Juice. you'll love. Starting at $10.99 amel-. BENT Spoon Sauce over chi(iken and jerseys are perfect travel com- ■ F aNDVOU (WALLY I’M PReTTYSURE YOU'LL BE bake, uncovered. 20 to 30 minutai panions to be lifted out of a lug­ FOR ONE STOP BUYING from I THINK HE'LL BE HE WILL, PHIL/ SLEEPING HERE more or until chicken- is golden gage case fresh and wrinkle-free. FORA\AL I READY TO RACE HE'LL LEARN A LOT| WITH HIM, TOO? brown and tender, basting occa­ Sleeveless and sophisticated dacron : A to t , don't look any furthor I NEKT SUMMER? HERE...STARTING sionally with sauce. Place a whole cottons. al.so spun rayons, all are for your towing ntods. 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- i . " J' ^ p ■ * ' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL , 1981 PAGE SIXTEEN 6 .1 _____ Yankees Firmly Entrenched in Last Place in American Standings Local Sport Handicapped in A League Three Giaiits Firjst Masters W in er or Machen to Fight Patterson, Chatter Morhardt Needs B Ball Booked After New Aim of Player T lO lu m for Monday itight’e Broglio, McDaniel Front Cards’ Staff annual West Side Rec Basketball Johansson Ready for Liston in Sweden G>ast Dispute League banquet must be secured To Move Up ill System Augusta, Ga., April 5 (/!>—South Africa’s Gary Player, the by 'Tliursday night. Ronnie Daigle year’s leading money winner, conceded today he was all beat In the^delphia, 6-5; Kansas City out-^tng with a 3-2 lead after allowlng^nlntb aftsr righthander J ^ y JsT reports no tickets will be sold at 0 Tom Bolan, the recently ap-<^ challengers. He said he feltOderway for the fight with Liston Phoenix, Aria., April 5 (JPt New York. April 6 (/P)_feamed run average, crahked up to become the first foreijrner to win the Masters New York, April 6 (/P) league. laated Baltimore, 11-10, in 10 In five hits in seven Innings and driv­ grew Ured and blew a four-nm the door. Bdya are reminded that pointed executive director of Fea­ Machen, because of hit high rank­ In Goteborg. By EARL YOST - Three members of the San Talk about the St. Louis Car- lead in the eighth. Marv Thron- golf tourney which starts tomorrow. uniforms must be returned before Heavyweight" Champion Another Save nings; The Chicago Cuba nudged ing in two runs with a single...... ----- ^ ture Sports Inc., said the contend­ ing, ahould be given acrioue con­ Llaton, unbeaten in the laat 6V4 Lakeland. Fla.— “ Moe Morhardt was handicapped last Francisco GianU’ b a a e b a 11 __ fin a ls’ pennant ch ance nd It was Lindy once again the Lee Angeles Angele,—t-8t the -Bwr Tigers-decked tvt o of the b e c r ^ fInrt home ^ oM "I've really been working hard^ tickets are issued. Banquet will Floyd Patterson will face ers’ field for the Patterson plum years, has been offered a $125,000 sideration. So it looks like either year.” Detroit Coach Phi! Cavaretta told me as we discussed team were arrested and charg­ you talk about the power of yesterday, following Broglio to the Loa Angelea Dodgers breezed past Pirates’ aces—tTem Law and Face put PUt it SWSyaway for— the------A S. W h ^ o tied ^ for this tournament," said the be held at the Garden Grove start­ either England’s Henry Coo­ had narrowed down to Machen guarantee to meet Johansson. Hia it on Andy Carey’s homer In the ing at 6:80. Machen or Ck>oper in September. the Manchester ball player in the Chicago Cubs' system. “ He ed with drunk and disorderly Ken Boyer and Bill White, the mound aa the Cardinala made it Cleveland, 8-5, and the San Fran­ —as the champs closed their Fort perky 35-year-old Player. He has per or Eddie Machert next and Cooper. That Leaves out Lis­ manager. Pep Barone, aaid he was conduct last night. ninth after the Orioles had come '. earned $35,317 and la the only prd ton, the No. 1 contender from "We will talk with Cooper’a pea- interested in the telegraphed bid should have been playing Class B ball instead ol* Class A.’’ defensive help of Julian Ja­ four in a row over the American cisco Oianta beat Tacoma, their Myers schedule with a.17-8 record. from behind with a six-run rally while Sonny Liston settles for Richmond, OaUf. — Paul Arm­ The charges stemmed from League ehampton New York Yan­ Pacific Coast League farm club, Detroit belted 14 hits, one a home ^ who has finished in the money in MR. AND MRS. BOWLING Philadelphia, for the time being. pie again before anything ia done. but said he wanted to talk di­ stead, 135, Los Angelea, stopped the former Nationaj, Lcapie first • vier ahd starting pltchei-s Ernie capped by Jeriy Adair’a grand Tournament at the Y this week Sweden’s Ingeipar Johansson, a dispute with two youths kees. winning 2-1 in 11 innings at 5-6. run by A1 Kaline,. while Bob Bruoe all 12 POA circuit events played Machen, the No. 2 contender Then we will meet with Patterson rectly about the proposition with CTilco Santoe, 1S7, Oakland, Oallf,, ba.seman .said. Cavaretta managed, outside the Giants' headquar­ Broglio, Larry Jackson and Bob Siam In the top of the ninth. Gor­ f thus far in 1961. end lists 22 couples. Tournament That appeared to be the picture to make a decision.” Edwin Ahiquist, Goteborg pro­ Miller. But you start the talk with St. Petersburg, Fla. Broglio blank­ A single by Alex G r a m m a ■ went all the way with a siXrHitter, don Jones gave up both Kansas from Portland, Ore., will have to 7. Morhardt la.«t season with Lan­ ters at the downtown Hotel glTliig up the Bucs’ runs on a hom­ Only Arnold Palmer, everybody's starts Thursday night with a shift for boxings big boys today with Cooper la ranked third by the moter and Johansson’s adviser. caster,' Pa., In the Class A E>ustem the ace who’s always in a hole— ed the Yanks on three hita for drove in the tle-bfeaklng run for City home runs. show impressively against Mike Sacraments, Calif. •— Dava Adams. seven Innings, aind McDaniel, after er by Bob Skinner in the third in­ choice to become the first repeat­ at 8. Friday there are shifts at both bouts ticketed for September. NBA and fourth* by Ring maga­ Machen has lost to both Jo­ League. ; Lindy McDaniel. the Cardinala and hung the lost A two'run homer by Duke Shjd- 7 and 9 o’clock while three shifts The title go probably will be held DeJohn, No. 6 contender from (Schoolboy) Brown, I68l^|. 8an Arrested were infielder-out-. The lankv Lindy proved him­ giving up his first earned run In on Jim Coates, who worked the ning. ing champion in the 35-year Mas- Syracuse, N.Y., in their Monday zine. Johansson waa dropped to hansson and Liston. Ingo knocked Francisco, stopped Jim FIs m , 160, "Chicago wanted him to move up fielder Harvey Kuenn, catcher Tlw Twins took similar liberties er triggered a four-run first in­ ; tors history, ever took a bigger are scheduled Saturday at 4, 6 and in New York’s Yankee Stadium fifth by both the NBA and Ring him out in the first round at too fast. It's hard for a boy to come j self the best relief pitcher in the *13 innings this spring,. resumed last four innings for the Yanka. ning for tlie lodgers, who coasted 8. There are still plenty of open­ and the Liston-Johansson Interna­ night clash at San FYancisco to Sacramento, 6. Bob Schmidt and third base- his shutout spell over the last foui; with another National League ace, « winter bankroll into this elite show merit a look-in. * following his sixth round knock­ Goteborg, Sept. 14, 1958, and off the college campus and break j business last season, no mean feat McDaniel gave up the tying run cracking all but one of their 17 in behind the six-hit pitching of ings on all shifts and couples In­ tional special In Ingemar’s home­ earned his big chance at Pat­ Honolulu — Baby Brown. 121, into the higher classification mi-j man Jim Dax-enport. among the likes of fellow Na­ frames for the decision. over the Augusta National Course. Bolan said he had talked to out loss to Patterson In their third Philippines, outpointed Abe VUIn, on three singles in the eighth, but hits off Lew Burdette of the Roger Cral for seven Innings. Palmer, who has won $22,042 in terested should contact Norm town of CJoteborg, Sweden. title fight at Miami Beach, Tla., terson the following year. Liston nors. Don't let anyone kid you. the The arrests, only 20 min­ tional League firemen Elroy Face. Elsewhere, the Washington Sen­ theii muffled the AL champs, who Patterson Monday night and with utes before the players’ mid­ Braves at Orlando. Earl Battey Rookie Billy Williams, who hom- » 10 meets this year, had a record Vlttner at the Y. March 13. outpointed Machen In 12 rounds 119>/], Mexico, 10. Eastern Leagtie is a good league, Don Elston, Ed Roebuck and Dick ators, leading American League are 0-4 in extra-inning games and ered for the Cubs’ first run, capped Cooper, the British and British Sid Flaherty, Machen’s manager, ------;------night curfew, drew this com­ and Bob Allison each hit two-nm t $26,767 banked before he stormed Empire heavyweight king from It was Johansson, himself, who last Sept. 7. Cooper was kayoed much better than its A classifica­ Farrell and the American League’s clubs with a 13-8 exhibition rec­ last in the AL exhibition atand- triples for the Twins while ending a three-run ninth with an infield MANCnBSTER RIFLE OLUB Tuesday. Ed Williamsoh has^held a Chi­ tion The pitching ‘ here is pretty ment from Manager Alvin • to a. birdie-birdie finish to win London, has the inside track for passed on the latest lyord on the by Johansson In five rounds May Gerrj’ Staley. Mike Fomlelea and ord, ripped the Chicago White ings at 9-17. Milwaukee's winning streak at hit against Tex Clevenger of the Jrs. trounced their East Hartford 19, 1957. But the 26-year-old cago Cub record for 77 years. He good." the former National Leapie Dark: Sox, 12-3; The Detroit Tlgere •: his second Masters title and a Patterson, It Is understood, al­ "Patterson told me he will fight proposed fight with Liston. Visit­ Hoyt Wilhelm. Wniie Taaby jolted across half a four. John Demerit nit two hom­ Angels. The Giants took care of counterparts, SSSAITS, in a match in September against a top chal­ ing Oslo where the movie of the Briton has won eight straight in hit 27 home nm# In 1864 and no batting champ remarked. He is in •This is not the first time It was Groglio and McDaniel walloped the World Champion dozen runs for the Senators 'With Tacoma, after dedicating their $2 • swag of $17,500 in 1960. though Machen’s hopes were hoodlums have driven past the ers and a pair of singles for the • "I’ve only had practice rounds Monday at the Eiest Hartford Po­ raised by a promoter’s statement lenger," said Bolan. "He asked me March 13 fight waa being shown, the laat 214 y*»r* to into ‘Cut third baseman has ever top­ his first season as a coach with who shared the Cardinal player Pittsburgh Pirates, still tops in the a pair of homers, one a grand, slam Braves. million minoi* league cpmp at Casa i the BengaJs. still wearing No. H4 hotel. Where they know the • sf '72 and 71, but I’ve been con- lice Station Range. Pacing the Tuesday. to talk with two or three projIioBed Ingo aaid negotiations were un- prominence. ped it. —f. ' ‘ .-J of the vear award, Broglio with exhibition standings, 16-2; The and both off Lefty Juan Pizarro. A pinch^ASSVSt triple 4|SSV by l/jr WJerry S S jr LynchS.SJ isw a Grande, >jsaMav«vt Ariz., with---- Willie Mays ' - ballplayers are headquartered, ’ serving as much energy aa pos­ Silk ‘ City shooters was Allan on the back of his iersey. his 21 \ictories and McDaniel witlr-MinnesoU -Twine defeated- Mil CaUMcLish started for the-Whlte and a balk by Phils* rookla-Dwight hitting a luoma-nin in iupport or Archambault with a fine 180. Bonus Player and thrown taunts at them. his 12-4 record, 27 saves and 2.09 waukee, 9-6; Cincinnati beat Phlla- Sox in the game at Sarasota, leav- Siebler did it for the Reds in (the righthander Jack Sanford. sible,” said Player. He has shot in the 60's In no fewer than 30 of Other scores of Manchester gun­ Morhardt is one of a number of "As far as I am concerned ners were Joe Staniunas 177, bonus players to come out of the a group of hpodlums caused his 49 competitive rounds to date. Bucky I Kehler 175, Steve Klock University of Connecticut in recent the trouble. f The 5-714, 160-pound South Af- 170 ank John Pellerin 153. years and play minor league ball. "The ballplayers are inno­ { rican’s 69.70 stroke average per GARY PLAYER Two vears ago he was shuttled; cent. Definitely, there will be Details Lacking I round la the PGA tour’s beat NATIONAL LEAGUE CLINICS around in the Cubs' farm s.vstem, i no fine." Promising Jockey Career Ends I mark. playmg in three league classifica- - ’ for Manchestcr'Little. League can­ Police Officer Gary Dull, In Hoop Scandal I I Blooming Acres didates will be held at the Elks tions before moving to Lancaster who made the arrests, said the I However, the Masters' 90-player BASKerSAUi last season. Club Friday night starting at 7:30. players were' "loud, causing a New York. April 5 185 —A ( charge for Palmar’s covetetl crown .MOE m o r h a r d t disturbance and smelled In Death for Jockey Gilbert grand jury wlU oontlnne taking J will come from gvery side in the SCO KM l, strongly of alcohol." testimony this afternoon (2 pjn.. I 72-hole medal play chase over Farmed Out farm club. Houston in the Ameri­ He said when he got to the EST) in its Investigation of { Augusta National’s blooming EAST SIDE INTERMEDIATE Bowling can Association, Cavaretta com­ hotel, the three ballplayers New York, April 5 {/P)— At^up in the air. I believe Gilbert rbll-^^stream and on March 25 the $100,- the new college baskethnll I acres. Basketball came to an end last mented, "I'm sure he won’t help Moe Morhardt. who trained were on the sidewalk, argruing 22, Roy Gilbert was one of the ed right after the horse after he 000 Campbell Memorial at Bowie, scandals. { Practice aeasiona the past, few night when the Raiders were up­ MERCANTILE himself any. He needs a j'ear, or with a j’outh identified as hit the track. with the Chicago Cuba thJa most promising young jock­ both on Conestoga. Several unidentified witness­ • days regularly have produced ended by the Bandits 55-41, in the Standings spring In Mesa. .Aria., after be­ at least a good start in Class B. I«8ter Gray. 20, of Phoenix. } rounds imder the standard 36-36— playoff finale. The two teams bat­ W. L. Pet. to biuld up his confidence,- and "I'm not sure whkk happened Gilbert’s death was the first es appeared before the grand ing assigned to Houston In the He aaid he saw no blows eys in the country. He had after that. I chased the horse up jockey fatality at a major thor­ Jury yesterday as the probe, ! 72 figures despite vigorous winds. tled' on even terms for the first Kloter's ...... 46 29 .613 Triple A .American Association then rm sure he’ll move up. Once struck. only been riding three and a • It could be the first Masters quarter but then the eventual win­ Man. Auto Part# .. .44 31 .587 he finds himself, and thf strike the chute after she got back on oughbred track in the United headed by District Arty. Frank was rmssigned on the weekend Gray, who had not been half years but he compiled an her feet and she was ail right when States since veteran Jackie West- Hogani began. No details were { title for Billy CasMr, the 1959 U.S; ners managed to erect a 10 point Allied ...... 41 34 .547 to W eoch ^ Wash., In the zone, he could be a good pro hlt- drinking, was not held. Dull ■ Open champion. His crisp putting 26-16, halftime advantage. Jon-Di’s ...... 41- 34 .547 ter. imposing total of 174 win­ I caught her." rope was killed in a spill at Holly­ revealed by Hogan but there Class B Northwest League. aaid. wood (Calif.) track on June 19, were reports that one of the { and straight tee shots have given With Jeff Morhardt and Wa>me Fiano'a ...... 39 36 .520 "Like many players, when they ners. What's more, within a space Plan Autopsy ' The Cubs hare a working A Giant spokesman said of two weeks last month, he had 1958. 'rile last jockey fatfility in two New York men charged 1 him three sub-70 tuneup rounds, Reynolds leading the way in the Frank’s ...... 37 38 .493 are not going good, they brood Dr. Kaye said he thought the last half, the Bandits pulled stead­ .37 38 .493 agreement with the State of Gray and an unidentified won four stakes races. cause of death Was a fractured flat racing on a New York track with bribing three college olay- { including a 69 yesterday after a 6 k 44 ...... WasUngtoa entry. fOT are down In the dumps. This youth drove by in a car and ers might be tu ^ n g states t 67 Monday. ily away. Morhardt, (24) was high Herm’s ...... 34 41 .453 happened to Morhardt last season It all ended yesterday In the skull. However, an autopsy will be occurred nearly 21 years ago. John P. S. PhU Oavaretta’s yelled insults at Schmidt, who Barba was killed at Jamaica in evidence. f I For what the practice probing with Reynolds next with 13 points. Style Bar ...... 29 46 .387 and it affected his play.’’ Cav- fourth ^ace at Aqueduct. Gilbert performed to determine the exact Reynolds also accounted for 10 Mem. Cor. Store .; .27 48 .360 thinking most have becw con­ later was joined by Kuenn and cause. October, 1940. The district attorney’s office I of National's well-cultivated 7,000 smetta told me. The former Man­ Davenport. ’The spokesman was killed when his mount, a 39- assists in the last half to help, the veyed to the Ooba* front office. to-1 outsider namfd Plenty PapS' declined comment on this report } yards is worth, the likes of three- chester High and American Le­ said the other youth re­ Gilbert, one of 18 children, made Gilbert’s death was not an' Bqndlts to victory, , Top (our teams ail scored 2-1 ya, bolted into the rail. nounced over the loud speaker sys. but the way was cleared for I time champion Sammy Snead; gion Junior player batted only mained in the car. his New York debut on opening either Aaron W’agman, 58, or • tWo-tlme winner Ben Hogan; Ken Toni McCartan led the losers in victories in latest meetings. Thus, "All Morhardt needs la to team .205 with Lancaster in 1960. Gilbe,!, from London. Ky., ap­ day, March 20. He won both the tern at Aqueduct and most persons the scoring column with 14 points Kloter’s maintained their two the strike zone and to gain some Manager Dark said he was Joseph Hacken. 41, to appear I Venturi; Jerry Barber; Chick Har- "If brought along properly, and not allow^ to talk to the parently managed to jump frop Swift Stakes and Bay Shore Handi­ of the crowd didn’t learn of his while Jim McAuley accounted for game bulge in the flag race. experience. He’d a good outfielder death until after they had left the before the grand Jury when I bert; 1956 champion Jackie Burke not rushed, Morhardt could still players in jail because of a the two-xTar-old filly at the last cap on Merry Ruler. Earlier he had their hearing on 1() and did a great Job on the Leading pinners were Pete and can also do an adequate job won the Green Valley at Gulf- track. ] and even the venerable Byron Nel- make It to the majors." Cavaretta PhoenLx law prohibiting imme­ second, but she was in last place charges jiriSs adjourned until I son, who won In 1937 and 1942, backboards. Spelas 137-385, Willie Simpson around first base. I believe the so far behind the field that the Cubs want him to play first,” the commented. diate contact with an arrested, T hu ^ ay. J ' merit consideration. 368, Bill Faber 135-366, At Atkina person by anyone except an patrol films of the race failed to Assistant District Atty. Peter 137-363, Roland Luz 360, Sonny Tiger coach said. show the spill. Nelson came up with a 70 in BB Gufifi Aid Reds Could Be Top Hitter ! In the last 20 years the Giants attorney. AndreoU said when the new I yaaterday’s ” tuneups. Palmer had Chandler 355, Leo Rivers 137-354, The mishap happened at about ' ' yto Ray Bean 354, Tony Sarpola 135- Told that Morhardt had been I hav* finished in the National However, he aaid a lawyer Playoff Pitfalls Avenged scandal was first made public putting trouble in an 18-hole spin Tampa, Fla. — From a dis­ League’s first division nine times. had spoken to the trio and the half-mile pole on the back ^hat Art Hicks and Hank Gun­ 351,’ Walt Phillips 149, Winnie We tested thia new Goodyear 3-T Nylon Safety assigned by Chicago to Us No. 1 stretch, a furlong from the start­ requiring a 74, but he went right tance it appeared dangeroue. Cin­ Smith 140. Walt Bender 136. was seeking their release on ter of Seton Hall had accepted back out and toiled another nine cinnati Manager Fred Hutchinson All-Wuther against eight top tires in ite price- ball. ing gate for the five-furlong maid­ Hawks Knock Off Ganadiens $1,000 each to shave points In was shooting at a feathered metal en sprint. Hardly anyone in the for one-under-par 35. Early today, the three play­ a game against Dayton at Mad- Today’s final tapering off will target being tossed into ,the air by HELPED BY HARTACK claaa for treadweor. ’This Goodyear tire waa by crowd of 28,153 was aware of the liw>n Square Garden Feb. 9. Otis Douglas, Che Reds’ physical Miami, Fla. (.F)—Herbie Hino­ ers were released on $30 bond spill as they watched the finish To Enter Stanley Cup Finals ■end the field through a nine-hole far the tougheat! Compared with Goodyear, all each. A preliminary hearing AndreoU also said an unidenti­ conditioning consultant. "1 be­ josa, 107-pound Texan, who has of the race won by the favorite. tourney on Augusta National’s par tho othere ware overpriced an average of $2.98 was set for April 18—11 days fied ConnecMcnt player had three course. Sunny, mild weather lieve the shooting instruction in been riding sensationally at Hia­ Miss Stowaway, under Eddie Ar- taken $1,500 before the Con- which the players shoot BB guns leah Park, had his best year in after the Giants are due to caro. Chicago, April 5 uP—The Chi-^tory was even tougher than the 3-0 was predicted for Thursday’s open­ each! Get your money’s worth in wear and leave town. nectlcnt-Colgate game at Ham­ for eye exercise is not only bene­ 1960 with 160 winners. He rode As soon as track physician Dr. cago Black Hawks, finally having whipping Chicago administered to ing Masters’ round. aafety ! This Goodyear tire haa a nation-wide Presumably, the players will Montreal Saturday night. ilton, N. V., on March 1. ficial but provides a diversion his first winner at Ruldoso Downs, John Kilgallen reached the scene avenged their playoff pitfalls by According to the DA’s office, which helps make workouts enjoy­ N. M„ on June 13, 1954. Now 24 forfeit their ^nd. They were after the race, he imrhediately or­ As for Detroit, which finished BBULINO AGREES road hazard guarantee for 21 months. Repeat Of A Sellout not immediately available for FUTURE BOOK—Mack eliminating the mighty Montreal Hacken prevtonsly was arrested able." saya new general manager. and the father of three youngsters dered Gilbert taken to a hospital. fourth but gained a finals berth by 10 times on gambling charges , Buffalo, N.Y. (iP)—Joe Belllno, Bill DeWitt. Ritter Collett. Day- he says Bill Hartack is his favor­ comment. Jones may be sent back When the ambulance carrying Canadiens, are aiming for the defeating Toronto 4-1 in their Sams trsad dssign provsn on millions of new Stanley Cup championship. and Wagman was convicted of fleet haibback from Navy’s Orange ton sports writer, also thinks the ite jockey. "Hartack always tries to Triple A, but this is Gilbert arrived at Physiclana Hos­ series. "It will be tough.” said Bowl eleven, was the first coUeg- idea has some merit. At first he so hard,” eays Hinojosa. "He loves cars— The Hawki knocked off the attempting to bribe a Florida Same tread design uaed on tirea that Ware the young man whom the pital. Dr. Alexander Kaye, chief Hall. "I don't care who you play football player last September. lan to agree to plsiy in i the first had his doubts. A spent BB to win, and so do I. Some folks Oliver Johnson Paints Boston Braves believe of staff, pronounced the jockey champion Canadier» 3-0 last night In the finals, it’s always tough.” ennuel AU-'American Graduation nicked jiim in the ankle. Fortu­ may- not like Bill, bue he has on more makes of new 1960 care than any other. Rec Playoff Title to grab their semifinal cup playoff One poUra source’ has specU' shortly will solve their dead. The flnab series opens in Chi­ lated that the scandal eonid in football game here June 23. nately, it left no mark. helped me a lot." \ ~ Secoad Start for Horse from the Canadiens four-to-two in cago Thursday and moves to De­ Goodyiar Nation-wide Road Hazard Guarsntis Gained by Watkins problem in center. their best-of-seven aeries and*open .volve as many, aa 15 to 20 col­ This was only the second start troit Saturday and then its back leges, but Hogan, who conduct­ —All new Goodyear automobile tires are guaran­ the championship series with’ De­ to Chicago April 10 and at Detroit Making a clean sweep of all for Plenty Papaya. She had gone ed the 1951 invcatigatlon that to post in a race at Gulfstream troit in Chicago Stadium tomor­ April 12. If a fifth game Is nec­ mushroomed to Include many teed by written certificate againat normal Road honors in the Rec Department’s No Thumb These D a v s row night. Park on March 7 and finished last essary it will be at Chicago April schools and players, has re­ Hazards-i. a. blowouts, fabric brhaka, cu ts - American Volleytall League was Chicago defeated the Canadiens 14, a sixth game at Detroit April Watkins Bros. L u t night the Main in a field of 14—20 lengths back mained tight-lipped alnee his The first time Mickey Vernon of the winner, under Bobby Us- in convincing faahidn 'with a pair 16 and a seventh game at Chicago first announcements. except repairable punctures. Guarantee limited SL entry, regular season cham- saw Griffith Stadium was after a of 3M> shutouts after the two April 18. pipns, defeated the Civitan Club in sery. ALLING’S to original owner for number of months specified. 130-miIe hitch-hiking trip. Aa a "She didn’t run a lick for me teams were deadlocked at two four straight games in the best of games each. seven playoff finals lo add play­ 15-year-oId schoolboy In Marcus then." Uasery recalled. "She tossed Remember, any Goodyear tire dealer (in all 50 off laurela. The Clvitan’a were reg­ Hook, Pa.. Vernon and three pals her head a bit at the start and It was the third successive year GET ACQUAINTED •tatea there are over 60,000 of them) will repair ular play runners-up. cut corners dft their lunch money was fractious coming back. But I in which the Canadiens had won Celtics Nine Point Favorites the National Hockey League llton your tira without charge, or make an allowance Meml^rs of the championship for weeks to finance a trip by never gave it a second thought be­ 8em Snead NEW, LOW-PRICED 3-T NYLON squad were Bruce Watkins, Charlie thumb to the 1933 World’s Se­ cause a lot of two-year-olds act championship and the Hawks had "100" toward tho purchase of a new tire, baaed on the Morse. Joe Sartor, Pete LoMaglio, ries.. Vemon's back in Griffith that way." finished thii^ to draw Montreal To Take Two-Up Playoff Lead Oompar* at Red Hadden. Dick Thorpe and Earl Stadium again, as manager of the No one was sure exactly what as a semifinal opponent The last 85e eech original tread depth remaining and the current Yost. Frank Miller coached the new American League team, wear­ happened. The stewards — Francis two years Montreal won handily GOLF SALE 66.69 Dor. '“ Goodyear Price.’’ champs. ing the Senator’s label he served Dunne. Cal Rainey and Myron and went on- to take the Stanley Boston, April 5 (iPl—Tho Boo-^home court for the Saturday and OpM SAFETY ALL-WEATHER BY Watkins have won league laurels so well in the pMt. ‘How does Davis— said they believed Gilbert’s Cup. ton Celtics ruled a nine point fa­ Sunday games, w'e are very much the past three seasons. head must have smashed irito some Double Shutout alive. wn or lose the second one," Vernon regard hislmanaging phil­ vorite ,to beat St.' Loiiia tonight BIG $-A-V-l-N-G-$ ON osophy? "I plan to use tact," he part of the rail-. They said his hel­ But it w'as different this time. Seymour said. Thurii said, "with' the accent on sugar met was stained with blood. The Hawks, with goalie iGlenn and take a two-up lead over the Seymour put hia Hawks through The San Francisco. Giants can Hawks in their best-of-seven fleld an all-Greenville, S.C,„ bat­ over vinegar. But I can't under­ A witness, Jim Dailey, an out­ Hall scoring successive shutouts a secret drill yesterday;—"The first N is h t DISCONTINUED MODELS tery this spring. Rookie pitcher stand all this talk about a "chal­ rider. said: ” against the Canadiens, played tre­ playoff for the National Basket­ practice' we've had since CHirist- THIS WEEK ONLY! Bobby Bolin and rookie catcher lenge.’ I think Ralph Houk faces •'The horse hit the rail full and mendous hockey, and enter their ball Association title. mas. We've been either playtng or a bigger challenge as manager of went light up on it. She slid along If history is any criterion, how­ traveling every day since.” He said Dick Diets both make Greenville first Stanley Cup llnala. since 1944. ever, the bookmakers are all Tills AUin^’B, on old N«w EnqIcMd quality Im um , offtrs you their home. the Yankees than I do." the rail on her back with her feet They also are seeking their first he plans a change of strategy for s o o d A e a r 2-GALLON wrong In their doping of ^ e key a cowplutt s«l«ctioR of quality breuMk. Choeiu cup championship since 1938. second game. 'ITiree Umea before tonight’s match. More people ride on Goodyear tires than on any other kind! VENTED While Hall was blanking the these rtvo teams have met In the "W e’ve got to nm more," he WlhoR, MocQttqer or SfoWinq from a wWo raiiqo of C^adiens, who were out after Rnal playoffs,’ and each time the said, “We played it a little ,too inoiwy tovlRq volutf! GASOLINE their sixth straight cup title, Red first two games were In Boston. cautious in that first game. We ve CAN Hay, Bobby Hull and Ehio Nea- Ekich. time the Hfiwks and Celtics got to look for about 120 points, A Small Dopofiit Will Hofd Your Set • Charge Accounts and Uyawaya Invited OJaco Mur-on terenko whipped in second period split. „ that’s what it will take to win it. Ideal to carry in car for goals to seal the triumph., And you can’t get that many with­ ONiy Celtics’ Tommy Heinsohn and emergenciea. Handy,for A crowd of 16,666 cheered the Bob Cousy see tonight's game as a out running, using the fast brei^ SFALDINO MacGREfiOR fueling power mower or Hawks for a full three minutes af­ from time to time." WILSON a NO OMA s NO nU-TAU STtlAXS *r US MAIU critical one, possibly determining outboard. ter the final gun sounded and filled whether the serlee goes seven The Hawks played possession Bobby Jones . iM te and woods eon- PROVED Registered Flexible spout inverta in- a NO e u A tu m stoKiM ... nm um m as and warn the ice 'vith hats, streamers and games. ball, a deliberate game In taking Superbly crafted, dy- fonn to U. S. G. A. a • anything dispensable which hap­ "If we win this one, we might ■emle belaaeed with •pectfleatioBs. Precl- aide can' for ttorage. Vented a 129-95 trounefing in the first controlled .flex to give 8 Matched Irons 6.70 X 15 bizek tub«-type, plus tax and th. • NO WAIWm KM n re MT . . . pened to be within reach. * take it in five or six,” Heinsohn Dunlap sloh matched and bal­ for fait flow. Bright red and game. nere kick at the heed. Wilson $77.09 old tir. off your car. Montreal Coach Joe Blake said. "If we lose, it probably will Gene Sarazea 4 Matched Gold Cup anced. Fitted to Mac­ yellow fini#*’ . a NAIO WAtMAtU HNISN M JMT A MW MMUm Plan Wide Open Game Gregor’s lo hex ac- seemed to sum up the loss to the go seven games." Autographed Woods $66.66 “Oh, I know we can’t run for Reg. $14.75 Hen shaft. Beautiful. NO MONEY DOWN with yiHrtUtiri. Hawks:' St. Louis Coaril Paul Seymour 48 minutes against Cjouay and Bill K-28 ItogieMreB Compare at Outstanding "They were hungrier and they 69c each Jack Burk Emerald $U5 didn’t agree. Sharman, but we’ll play it a HtHe Value! $9.99 D ob. Pay a$ littli a$ a walk. M u r -b n is OJACO'S modern inside point/ outhustl^ us." $145J)0 Matched Set $5.06 Doz. Registered Underdogs In Both more wide open.” j 8 treiie fOt Jt Blake respectfully gave the "Actually, we are the under­ $145.00 m tehed Set • NIW sm o - IASI -LASTING MAUTY Hawks credit for their victory but Boston’s Red Auerbach said set of right or l«ft hand 8 iroBs 886.09 dogs in both games,” Seymour he’ll play it hy ear "Just like the 875.00 Matched Set 1 $100.00 Matched Set NIW VINYIAATfX IASI added that injuries hampered his said. "So, even if we drop’ both, NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE team. The Canadiens played much others. I’ll make changes and ad- 8 woods $5888 Gene Sarazen autographed ^ OO 4 w o ^ 8M.89 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE there is no reason to believe that 27S b r o a d ST.-M I 3-S177 , of the aeries writ*'out ^ m le (Boom e top scorers and rebounders, miss­ twll than they played in the first 704 MAIN ST.—Ml 9-8232 iS.8S Gallon rough.’’ ed the first playoff game because game, 'riiey were tired, and we Men’s Moccasin Toe Golf Shoes. Sizes 6-12. SPECIAL--410.89. Hall, a nervous goal tender who of a back injury. were up. Those Hawks are tough. KEN’S OARAGE took Ume out during a tense situa­ "If we have Lovellette and the We can look for Jrouble.” MORRISON’S ATLANTIC tion last night, said the final vlc- ANDOVER—FI 2-4227 We have aL«» remodeled our Hardware Department 1 set only. Sam Snead aignature. Left hand 6 irons, ,8 woods—$7^.99. 288 W . MIDDLE TPKE.—Ml 9-8302 and have a complete line of tools for the do-it-your­ selfer. DICK’S ATLANTIC STATION OFB4INO SUNDAY Hartford Road Tops 'PaganVs OLIVA’S ESSO APRIL 9. 3 P.M. 411 HARTFORD RD.—Mi 9-8229 206 HARTFORD RD.-4AI 9-8296 OPEN THURSDAY NIGHTS TO 8:30 8 stock Gar Races 8 To Win West Side Pin Laurels winai DON WILLIS GARAGE RUFINI’S ^ IN O A SERVICE 5 & H Green Stamps SwMplng Pagani's Caterers^ champs’ roster were ^11 Adamy, 118 CENTER S T.-^ I 9-8279 three straight in what was to be Bob Farmer and Jim Wiley. 18 MAIN ST,—Ml toSSI tha best oC five set, Hartford Road High man for Pagani’s was Walt Suchy with a 35 triple. 'P.'0.'B.\PracMce Grill captured the playoff cup in MEAD’S ATUNTIC STATION t ^ Top average for the year be­ SHOE SPIKES GLASGOW GOLF .GOli' BAUA; HARTFORD ROAD SERVIGENTER West Side Rec League. With Carl PLAS'nO. 128 EAST CENTER ST.-^I 9-8347 x > longed to Chet Nowicki with a GOLF BALLS BAG 270 HARTFORD RD--M I 3-24M Knowledgeable people boy Imperial. Peterson lesding the way. Hart­ sparkling 115.5. In second place CLUB TUBBS B«g. 86JK) LUMBER—MILLWORK—hjlASON SUPPLIES ford Road Grill took the three was Jerry Smith with a 112.3 and For 1 0 c For 59c SHERIDAN’S 6ARA0E games by scores of 62-519, 648- right- on his heels was Dan N m - 19c For 99c $3.99 ELLSWORTH aid USSO 2 MAIN STREETai-MI 9-5295 IMPERIAl It’S a matter of taste (and value). 616. comb with 113,0. ROUTE 6, 80LTON— Ml 3 -^ 9 SERyiCE AND QUALITY AT NO EXTRA COST Fox Kochln picked up a alngle Rounding out tho top 10 in av- 242 OAKLAND ST,— Ml 3-$15S ' W pin in last box to ehnen the fln t atages ware Buctay 1 U 8 . Dennis «WMWAlttI $ 5 . 2 0 1 fL M game. Petenon’e spare and a.nina Oiriln 1U.3, Bd KotIs U lO , Ted OOLAND MOTORS FREE ESTMAATES m n qoart ciind 5*0,8, to IS 811 in the last and deciding frame Chambers. 111.0, Koohln 110.5, COOK’S SERVICE STATION Whiskey by Hiram Walker Under 8 Ftoo—Free Parking setUed the eecond game for win­ ALLING RUBBER CO. ^ 147 CENTIR 37^134077 Pete Peterson 109.2 end Bob iscluded ISS MIDDLE TTKE. EAlST— Ml 3.8M 1 Rnw msHT - r n t m - i m num «M »ni. ner!. Guthrie 108.9. ’ / $77 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER PHONE MI 8-68B8 FINANaNG ARRANGED PLAINVILLE Brv Rusconl was the big gun to Leegue's annual banquet will be n % (un KiiM. n tn • mum muq i an mc„ font tuns the third game rout with a Ane 138 held April IS at Pagani’s Roso- Rounding out tho mount storting at 7:80. I" 4 fc‘.

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL B, 1961 PAGE NINETEEN MANCHESTER BJVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1961 PAGE EIGHTEEN Wanted To Rdnt 68 HouMi For Sale 72 Houses For Sak 72 Lots For Sftle 73 Apartments— Flat*— . ^ockville-Vernon Rsdlo-TV Repair THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FA6ALY and SHORTEN Household Goods 51 Union Leader Tenement^ RBBPONSIBLiE adult couple would DELUXE SPLIT level, 2H baths, 1 SIX ROOM ranch, 2 baths, 2-car COVENTRY—Near lake. Six loU, Services 18 T h i^ Rooms of Furnitui^ appreciate an opportunity to share rooms, built-in range, magnltteen} gaVage, built-lns, porch, city water four 75x125, $500 each: two comer -§M! THII lOUMOf MKt A ORf AT tPIA f IMTIAD 01) FROM MODEL HOME GROUND FLOOR tenement, three In a home in Manchester with a rec room, garage, high elevation. and sewerage, fully insulated, loU, $800 each. Call Ml 6-7928 after plastered walla, excellent location, 7 p.m. Ridicules Plan SoMK'nMeMCR, Aa KUR OA tM VlORliiM A80UMP1M eiOOi, large unfurnished roomg, heat and man who would appreciate good Carlton W. Hutchins. kQ 9-8132. 34 Voters Approve CLASSIFIED MORTSNSEN TV Specialised RCA hot water, adults, $90 per month. care of his home and furnishings, heavily treed lot must seen to y, black kn 9A079. Help Wanted— Female 35 Ariides For Sale 45 Household Goods 51 hatha, wooded lot, easy walking MANCHESTER-McGulre Tract— $14,000 to $20,000. Have several penditure, and then only if the Manchester. uniform fiscal year funding bonds. Formosa Talk Set ' and light tan. female. Icmit hair, MoviliK— ^Tnielringf— towela, toiahogany dining, room set, distance to achoola, bus, and shop quick sale. Charles Ijesperance. qualified buvers. Carlton W. Mr. Didio. a graduate of East Mrs, Paul \V. Meyer of Tolland chairs with needlepoint seats, new Gambolati built ranch, family size kQ 9-7620 state of New York, officials in Only $6$7,812 in general property Call Fracchia, Dog W arden. Storage 20 RESPONSIBLE full and part-time GRADE A LOAM $2 per yard deUv- STEUUUZED used furniture and 4H ROOMS furnished, first floor. ping. Don't miaa this outstanding kitchen. 114 baths, garage, full Hutchins. Ml 9-5132. New.'York City, and others ailect- Hartford High School, is employ tax has been anticipated. will be guest speaker at the meet­ Business Services Offered 13 ered. Alao, fleldstone for retainer tank type vacuum cleaner, com­ ka S-S5M. openings for experience sales- appliances, exceUsnt condition. AvaUable May 1. kQ 3-8306. value, $18,too. Phllbrick Agency, basement with steel besuns. Bel­ GENTLEMAN’S farm with city WISH SOMEONE to handle your ed were willing to share In the ex- ed by Pratt and Whitney Aircraft. Under the next budget, $1,814,- ing of St. .’ ohn's Episcopal Church- MANCHESTER Package OMlvary. ladles interested in future mana­ walbi. Columbia Academy 8-9823. NEW bronxe/braaa and chrome plete attachments, highest bid kQ 9-8464. fiore Agency, MI 3-8121. women Tuesday at the pariah LAWNklOWERS aharpened and takes any item.- 46 Carroll Road, conveniences. Approximately I 'l real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 pen.se, he said. The wedding Is planned for June 373 vdll be raised through general Light trucking and p a »a g e deliv­ gerial work,. Excellent working Call after 5. dinette sets, mattrsases, and other 24 at St. James’ Church. house at 8 p.m. serviced. Avoid the spring rush. East Hartford. CENTRA]LLY located’ 8 room flat, BOLTON—Five room ranch on acres lend, fruit and shade trees for prompt and courteous service The Interstate Staff Committee property ta^es, nearly $1.2 million AnnonnoeBients ery. RefrigenMora, waabera and conditiona. Applicatlona being ac­ Items, 80%-40% o(L Credit terms. BEST BUY In Manchester—6 room above the figure for the present .Mrs. Meyer, who has taught The L A M Equipment Corp., TR 780x20 TRUCK tire, chains, canvas, $86. Ctil MI 9-7109. heavily wooded lot. basement ga Cape, garage, aluminum storms, outside fireplace. 3-car garage Joseph Barth. Broker. is a group of representatives from stove moidng specialty. Folding cepted at the new Fairway next no down payment,It. LeBlanc Fumi- with workshop, 2 chicken coops, 7 year and a little more than $300,- English in a Christian girls schtxd INCOME TAXES prepared ia your 6-T609 or kU 3-0771 after 8 p.m. kO »«7S3. hydraulic Jack, 24-inch circular rage, clean; a four bedroom ranch fireplace, recreation room, like areas served by the New Haven chaira for rent. fo the new Popular Market on ture Hospital, 195 South Street, Machinery and Tools 52 ’TWO ROOMS and bath, heated full rooms, large kitchen with ROLUNG PARK—4 room, 2 un­ Railroad. Legislation providing 12th Circuit OOO above fiscal 1959-60, in whicn in modern Formosa, will JMSk ‘ home or by appointment. Exper* East Middle Turnpike. No phone saws, chainsaw, clothesline poles. Rockville, TR 8-2174. Open 9-9, with 2-car attached garage on acre new, asking $14,900. J. D. Realty, finished preferred. All replies con­ about her experiences. Mrs. Mey­ ienced tax work, M hour aerrlce. OOSkfA APPLIANCE Bervlca—Ra- MANCHESTER Moving and Truck­ MI 9-1363. apartment, Oakland St., kQ lot; a seven room ranch with 2-car kQ 3-5129. birch cabinets, oil heat, sunporch, financial relief for the New Haven $1,494,629 was raised through palTB all makes refiigaratoaa. calls. Saturday till 8. We buy houselota CATERPILLAR buUdozer, D2, 4 U 9-5229, 9-5. . combination windows and doors. fidential. Write Box I, Herald. property tax. er's husband was attached to the Cal) MI S-479. ing Company. Local and long dla- of furniture. basement garage on six acres. T. that has been passed in New York beexers, washing machtnea, dry­ WALLPAPER SALE—Fully trim- series, excellent condition. John VERNON—5 room ranch on about Qome in excellent condition. City and Connecticut and ts pending In A rough breakdowm of the budg U.S. diplomatic service in the Far tance jnovlng, packing and ator- SALESLADY wanted, days'' 10-«. THREE ROOM heated apartment J, Crockett, Realtor, Ml 3-1877. Uourt Cases FEDERAL INCOME taxea pn ers ranges, oil and gaa bumcra. age. Regular service throughout med, plastic coated, many 1961 Deer loader, model 40C. 1956 Ford one acre lot, modem kitchen and water and sewerage, amesite Rhode Island and Massachusetts et shows general government ex­ East for a number of .years. He is kO S-00S5. All work-guaranteed. Inquire in person. TTouth Centre, NO MONEY NEEDED! F600 dump And kliller tilt trailer. for rent on bus line, near churches now teaching a course on Aslan pared with your aavtaga la rainc N ^ England States and Florida, Manchester Parkade. patterns to choose from. C. J. MANCHESTER—New 8 bedroom bath, basement. $10,900. Belfiore drive. All this for $17,500, Charles is the outgrowth of the commit­ penses at $844,200, education ex­ Raaaooahie ratea. Call IQ SAMI. in 8-6563. Morrison Paint Store, 385 Center' TAKE 8 YEARS TO PAYl kQscelhmeous hand and power and stores. CaU or see ktrs. Har­ ranch with garage. Also, 6 room Agency, MI 3-5121, Lesporance, kQ 9-7620. Quick Action tee’s recommendations. ROCKVILl?!: SESSION penses at $1,510,931, and capital affairs at Trinity College. OOkIPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ WANTED—Lady “ to care for two St. tools. CaU kQ 9-0650. ris, Burton’s, Inc. Tel. MI 9-5881. Colonial. Hot water beat, ceramic .Miss Hazel Kuhnly will direct art R. Wolcott on automatic START PAYING HOLLYWOOD SECTION —8 room A key point of the plan ia the Raymond L, Meyer, 25, of 112 improvements at $38,000 INCOME TAX ratnraa p^W)ave4 room 'Within the general government the devotions. Mrs; Devid Evans former tnteniai rereane a g m la washers, dryers sud electric CHILD’S Murray dump truck, $4; M A Y 15th colonial, 1’ 4 baths, fireplace, hot leasing of two of the New Haven’s Orchard St., Rockville, who said moving, packing atoraga. Low MI 9-7584,. kn 3-4860. Cape, large kitchen, fireplace, con.stant phone calls to him had expenses are $358,000 in principal and Mrs. Donald Gummoe will be your home or by appointment, rangea. Ml I-II78. . amaU tricycle, $3; Youth bed with WANTED Musical Instruments 53 FOUR ROOM apartment, $60, fenced yard. Carlton W, Hutchins, . water oil heat, one-car garage, Contains Fire four tracks for exclusive use of hoste.WB for the evening. rate on long distance moves to Spruce Street. MI 9-9173. commuter traffic. caused hts work to suffer, was or and interest pa.iTnents on bonds Alao «"a ii bualneaB aenrlcee. MI 48 atates. Personalised service.- kCl aides and spring, $12; two ma­ RELIABLE, HONEST PERSON PRINCETON ST.—7 roorri colonial kn 9-5132. wall-to wall carpeting, city water There will be a Monte whist CHAIN SAW work — Trams cut. SPINET PIANO, two years old. two and sewerage, amesite drive, en­ Robert Gilhooley, vice chairman dered in 12tli Circuit Court yes and notes In anticipation of taxes, SASS8. S-5187. CR 7-1433. Help Warned— Male 36 hogany end tables and coffee TO TAKE OVER NEW 8^ extra laige rooms, heat, with 4 bedrooms, 1)4 baths, large Quick response by Town firemen April 8 at St. John's parish halt Reasonabla lataa. Can PI S-TKI table, $12. MI 9-9460. UNPAID BALANCE free tune-ups available. Sacrifice living room with fireplace, hot SIX ROOM Cape Cod style home, closed vard. Charles I>sperance, of the. Connecticut Railway Labor terday to pay $20 weekly to his and $122,600 in paymciits on other between 1:3(M:S0 or kuy Ume hot water, refrigerator, stove, pic­ from (Companies 1, 2. and 3 to ah bonds and notes, largely for school Dessert and coffee will be served MACHINISTS — MONTHLY PAYMENTS half price. Call TR 6-8109 after 8 water heat, one-car garage. By ap­ full dormers. 1'4 baths, fireplace, kQ 9-7620. alarm from Box 292 at Broad and League, said that if the New Ha­ estranged wife. at 7:45 p.m. with the card party INCOME TAXES prepared. CaU MI Saturday or Sunday. | GOLDIN upright beverage cooler, nic area, incinerator. Adults. kQ combination windows, Nice neigh­ ven has trouble unsnarling the Judge Franci.'j J. O’Brien said building purposes. Painting— Pnpcflns 21 TOOL MAKERS $16.79 p.m. pointment only. Phllbrick Agency, Little Sta., at 2:40 p.m. yesterday following. SAOU. two glass sliding doors, 28 case ca­ 9-6750. kQ 9-8464. bors. immediate occupancy. Lo­ MANCHESTER—St. James' Par­ jams that occur now because of the order accompanied a four The education budget Is the LANDSCAPING, spring clean-up, EXTERIOR AND interior painting, Job ahop work— pacity. Call kn S-6702 after 8. 8 COkfPLETE cated in the Rolling Park area. ish. 3 bedroom ranch, paneled rec afternoon possibly prevented a highest the town has contem­ Miss Agatha Keltic of West lawns mowed, rubbish removal. ROOMS OF FURNITURE commuter train breakdowns, the month suspended .sentence and one Hartford, will direct the play. (A.L.A.) — AUTOMOBILE LEGAL decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ Oommerclal and aircraft. Wanted—To Buy 58 Business Locations 216 WOODBRIDGE—$15,600, cozy, Phone owner at MI 9-6418. reation room, fireplace, attached I major fire at Nichols-Manchestcr difficulties would be much more plated, with teachers’ salaries set­ Aaaociatlon, Special Repreaenta- kD 3-1724.. Interviews any time. Beautiful Weatinghouae Elec. Tire Co. at 295 Broad St. year's probation meted out on Students Honored hanging, ateamlng. Clean work­ RADIO controUed garage door For Rent 64 homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, garage. a.ssumahlp 4'.;% mort­ severe if the commuter trains were charge of non-support. ting a reebrd at $996,214. tive, Clifford W. Barnett, 38 Otis Refrigerator COVENTRY—Attractive 6 room Several tires on the fringe of a Two Rockville students at the A RETIRED upholsterer from the manship. Free estimates. No Job THE NEWTON COMPANY opener, Bendix duomatlc washer WE BUY, SELL or trade antique steam gas heat, fireplace, freezer, gage. Owner kfl 3-617 re.strictcd to two tracks, he said. Meyer, who pleaded inpocent, Despite the apparent large in­ St.. Manchester, Conn., MI B-7424. too smaU. John Verfallle, kQ 88 ELM STREET and gas dryer. Needs repairs. Beautiful Bedroom Suite and uaed furniture, china, glass, STORE FOR rent on Speuea St. stove, 2-car garage, amesite drive. Cape, pin* paneled den, 8 bed­ large pile of tires against the rear University of Connecticut have shop can taka cai^ of all your up- Beautiful Living Room Suite of the building had become Ignited Rep. Thomas Kelly, D-East Ha­ said he had been unable to advance crease in revenues needed in the 3-2531. MANCHESTER Reasonable. TR 8-7539. aUver. picture frames and old Reasonable and I arking In tha Abundant shade, evergreen, fruit rooms, comer lot, rail fence, MANCHESTER coming year as opposed to the been named officers of the student holatering needs at . a great sav­ Beautiful Dinette Set patio, nice neighborhord, private and were burning fiercely when ven, also a railway union offi­ in his Hartford Job. and, conse' radio station WHUS. INCOME TAX problems? The beat ings. CH 2-2378. coins, old doUa and guna,/hobby rear. CaU kQ S-SC19. 210 SpruM tree/i. Wide frontage, 400 foot cial. agreed.^ quently, his pay. checks suffered present year, Luddecke said the PAINTINO AND puerhanging. a b l e —ALERT—APT—AmbiUoua. Beautiful "DeLuxe” Range coUectlons, attic contents or whole depth, exclusive Escott. MI lake privileges, priced for quick An Adventure in Living firemen arrived. Carolyn C. Chambers of RFD 1, anawar ia to call PI 2A807. St. "This plan is absolutely ridic­ because of unexplained phone calls difference amounts to about $82,- AkIESITE DRIVEWAYS construct Good clean workmanwip at rea- If you have these qualities, we SADDLE and bridle. $30. Also ^ Instead of Westingbouse Elec. eatatea. Furniture ^ p a lr Service, 9-7683. sale at $10,500. Call PI 2-6423 or Chief W. Clifford Mason said a junior, was named buslnees di­ would like to talk to you. We have h.p. motor, $8. kn 9-0173. Refrigerator If you prefer’ LAROE ONE-room alr-condltloped PI 2-6214, Awaita the owner of this charm­ that a possible cause for the fire ulous, and whoever drew it up to his home in recent weeks. He oto, if the current 10-month year INCOME TAX preparaUon, bual- ed — resurfaced — sealed. MI sonabla ratea. 80 yean in Man' TalcottvlUe, Conn.1. Trt. kQ 8-7449. wer^''projected into a 12-month rector; and Elmer C. Mtlliken of Chester. Raymond Fisks. kO an opening for a young man to Rugs, Lamps, Tables, Linoleum office. 100% Main St. location. H. B. GRADY, Broker. Licensed. ing 6 room Colonial located on one was that some flammable solvent knew very, very little about the said they made him nervous. 53 South St., a freshman, will be nesi and individual. Raymond 3-6515. and a Few Other Articles. Bonded. Experienced. Choice klANCHESTER — 5 room older of Mancheater's most residential operation of a railroad,’’ he said. "I’ve been working and trying year. Girard, kH 9-I008. 9-9287. be trained aa a sales representa­ Marlow’s 867 Main St. had been thrown on the ground chief control operator. BOOKKEEPING aervlcea for amaU tive for the Manchester area. Ex­ Boats and .Accessories 46 EVERTTHING Rooms Withont Board 59 selection of homes to suit buyer’s home, new furnace and plumbing, streets. Spacious living room, near the tires and a cigarette butt The deficits of subway systems to get along." he said, adding that Putting It Into amounts more EXTERIOR ahd interior painting. cellent starting salary, commis­ EXCELLENT spot for any business price range. Call kQ 3-8009 at any $9,500: Colonial Cape'. I's batha, formal dining room, 3 large cheer­ had been flipped into it. in New York City and Boston in­ hi- St. burned over at 3:20 yesterday af­ eU 9-6797. cation, plus many other benefits. Large living room, fireplace. Two proposed commuter cars, thus al­ the past two weeks. "I never seem for retirement-of the uniform fis­ JA 2-1471. . Contact Mr. Conn, Carter Chev­ If you have no means of trans Franklin St. 6 room home, oil hot rooms, large living room with ma­ MI 9-5306 ternoon. Co. 3 firemen answered cal year bonds and two mills for TREE PRUNING, removal and lot PLAN, YOUR spring and summer ASSORTED USED lumber, buUd- portatlon. I’ll send my auto for FURNISHED ROOMS, complete water heat, rec room, city utili­ bedrooms. Delightfully cheerful hogany paneled wall and flrC' the call, and brought the flames un­ lowing the use of automatic doora to have a chance to get going rolet Co., MI 9-8238. Ing and plumbing supplies, radia' you. ' light housekeeping facilities. Cen­ kitchen. Dining area. Garage. and doing away with the need for again,” he said. the reserve in lieu of unpaid taxes. WANTED—Ride to Pratt A Whit- clearing. Call Frank C. Noble Jr., painting now. Specializing in eX' ties, $125 per month, 8 months In place, paneled kitchen with built-1 S T A R K W E A T H E R ST R E E T der conlrol. No damage resulted. Under capital im, rovements, the One Large Permit ney from HoUister Street, first kn 9-6053. terior, residenUal painting. GusT' tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors trally located. Children accepted- Large lot. Near bus, shopping. Ex­ This morning at 9:10, Compan- steps on the cars. He had been brought into the AMBITIOUS married man with car and v^dows. Open daily 3:30-6 A—L—B—E—R—T—’S advance Lawrence F. , , Flano, ins. basement garsge. all utilitiea. ' largest item is a $12,000 appropria­ ahlft. Call Ml 9-8764. anieed workmanship, fully in­ to sendee 4,000-6,000 FuUer Brush limited. Mrs. Dorsey, 14 Arch St., broker, kQ 3-2766. . cellent value $12,600. H. B. Grady, on bus line, priced rieht Charles Here is a real gOod buy ...a n iea 1 and 4 doused a small grass This would be fine for these old Rockville City Court a year p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock 43-45 ALLYN ST;, HARTFORD Manchester. broker, MI 3-8009, special cars, but would cause com­ ago on a non-support charge and tion for a new street sw’eeper for Omitted in Report sured. Estimates cheerfully given. customers, Manchester, Andover, OPEN NIGHTS TILL 8 P.M. Ponticelli Agendv. MI 9-9644 or older home with 2 bedrooms up and fire on the property of Edward the town. Luddecke said the select­ Household Sendees Thomas Harrison, MI 9-2497.< Columbia area. Full or part-time, Place off North Main St. Chortian's FOUR ROOM single house for rent» kn 3-8109. four down. New heating system. Klocewicz at 358 Hackmatack St. plications when a conventional had been ordered in June to pay Automobiles for Sale 4 Housewrecking, MI p-2392. Sat. 8 P.M. WOULD LIKE woman to share my $85 monthly. Alfred D. Heckler, klANCHESTER GREEN-Six room car being used for through pas­ $15 weekly. men recommended the sweeper be­ Total costs recorded on build­ Offered 13-A kn 9-0090 for personal interview House is in excellent condition. There was no damage. cause it can not onl,y clean winter WALLPAPER temoved, $8.50 per four room single home, kitchen PI 2-6519 between 5:30-6 p.m. ranch 2 years old. 3 bedrooms, MANCHESTER There is a breezeway and garage senger service made a stop at Mrs. Meyer said on the stand ing permits and affideMts filed 1956 PLYMOUTH Savoy, 4-door, appointment YOUR BEST BUY IS AT FORMER SALESMAN has water­ pririleges. Call any/evening after dining room, 2 full baths, modem sand from town roads but because A RETIRED upholatenr from the room. Ceilings painted, $10, paint less 17-piec6 stainless steel c^ k ' AND a lot loaded with bic trees and siicii a station, he said. that she had received only about yith the building inspector's of­ radio, heater, V-8, automatic, included. Miscellaneous painting ENERGETIC. young with S. kQ 3-2801. kitchen with built-ins, 2-car ga­ Charming 5 room ranch, large Rockville-Vrrnon "What Would you do with those $50 during the year 1960. The last the sweeping operation Insures bet­ fice during March amounted to clean throughout, kn 9-4055. shop can take care of all your up­ NATIONAL ware sets in original cartons, Summer Homeii’ For Rent 67 shrubs, Ixit size is 100x150, $13,750 ter paving when roads need to be holstering needs at a great sav­ also, kn 9-9158 initiative, some college and typ­ rage. $20,500. Phllbrick Agency, living room 14x24 with fireplace. 3 people— let them jump up in the pa.vment to her had been made $1,596,658. Finished Ceiling Tile 9*4c Sq. BH. regular $149.50, sacrifice $39.60. SUNNY'ROOM for rent tn private kfl 9-8464, is the price. resurfaced. I 1957 FORD, 4-door sedan, very good ings. GH 2-2378. ing. Advancing through practical WiU deliver. BU 9-6955. GARDNER LAKE —Modem lake- good-aized bedrooms, family size air to get off? he asked. Feb. 7 this year. She had a job, An earlier release from the de­ Combination Doors from $13.96 Ea. home, near High School and Cen­ kitchen, I 'j baths, combination Urban Renewal Appropriations of S7-,Sp0 for partment revealed a total cost of condition. Call between 5-6 p.m. experience In expanding tectnlcal ter, kitchen privileges and park­ front dottages. Rent $22-$78 week­ BOLTON-COVENTRY Line — Six T. J. CROCKETT. Realtor Ollhooley and Rep. Harry she said, but would find it “hard to WEAVING of Burns, moth noles Electrical Services 22 Mahogany Paneling ly. Brochure. Arrowhead Cottages, storm windows, screens, and doora, get along” without additional vault repair in the town hall, and $700,658, but one mliplaced per­ kn 9-0693. field. Initial conmensation moder­ from 14c Sq. Ft. ing. Tel. kQ 9-7861. uroom split level on one-half acre, Burke. D-East Hartford, a mem­ $3,000 for aerial maps for the as- and tom clothing, hosiery runs, ate. Ability determines future. 1960 PHILCO t>ORTABI/E TV, used Colchester 6, Conn. full basement. Urge lot. MI 3-1577 Plans Certified ber of the committee, both ex- help. mit, for the housing for the aged handbags repaired s i ^ r re­ FREE ESTIMATES—Prompt serv­ Birch Paneling 25c Sq. Ft. fireplace, 3 bedrooms, on Town seasor’s offi ~ are items which OLDER CARS mechanica spe- ice on all types of electrical wir­ Write in details. Box C, Herald. one month. kQ 9-3230. Road. F.H.A. approved, $600 down. Excellent condition. Priced to pres.s'ed concern over the pos­ Family Relations Officer Thom-, project now being erected off W. placements. umbreilaa r%>alred, Framing, Truckloads ,$100 Per M’ sell. $17,800. as H. Elliott said his department have been carried In the budgets Center St. at estimated cost of ciala, fixlt youtkelf cars, always ing Licensed and insured. Wilson Sheathing, 5000’ Minimum FURNISHED room with garage. W. E Thieman broker, Coventry, MANCHESTER For Next Year sibility that the degree of a^o- of the last three years. a good selection. Look behind our men’a shirr coUan revened and TWO EXPERIENCED carpenters, KING’S FURNITURE Department $10 a week. Please call kQ 3-8958. mation envisioned by the pR»n had settled on $20 weekly as a $896,000, was not added on the. replaced. Marlow’a Little Mend­ ESectrleal Co., Manchester, kO first-class only. Call MI 3-1097 $94 Per M’ —Large selection of nationally ad- NOTICE PI 2-7752. ALICE CLAMPET. Realtor He said the selectmen will decide office. Douglas Motora. 333 Math. 9-4817 Glastonbury, ME S-7876. Ml 9-4543 or kQ 3-7357 Carefree Living The Rockville workable pro-' would cause consitjerable unem­ fair support payment in \iew' ofl month’s total. It was reported to­ ing} Bhop. after 6 p.m. Blinds from $5 Per Pair vertised furniture at low, low dis­ 288 CHARTER OAK St.— Small kle.ver's average Income over an on the need for the improvements, day by a) building department 8d Common NaUs $9.25 Per Keg PUBLIC HEARING BOWERS SCHOOL area—8 room gram for community improve­ ployment, but suggested the present study of 1956 BUICK Century 4-door hard­ count prices. Unfinished 6 drawer room suitable for gentleman. Pri­ Many other listings available. Immaculate 8 room Colonial, eight-week period. He recommend­ spokesman. FLA'.i’ FINISH HoUand window PART-TIME, experienced Janitors Dutch Doors $23.95 Ea. ADDITIONAL ranch, fireplace, dining room, ment, better known as the urban Baldwin said the n^ngeover consolidation will halt any action top, radio and heater, power Bonds— Stocks Mortiiages 31 knee-hole desk only $14.88; .break­ vate entrance, shower, parking. cabinet kitchen, 3 bedrooms. boasting den, large family room, ed a 180-da.v Jail sentence suspend­ brakes, power steering. Excellent shades made to measure. a U for morning Work. Call General CASH ’N CARRY fast sets from $27.77; Danish wal' APPROPRIATION FOR THE THRIFTY lavatory, living room, dining room, renewal program, hEis been certi­ would be made a.s gently as pos­ until it (consolidation) is resolved. MI 9-1748. Shown by anointment. Marion E. sible. Existing personnel would be ed after 60 days and a one-year condition. Call MI 9-8774 ajter 6 metal veiietlan blinds at a new MORTGAGE MONEY— Available Sendee, Inc., MI 3-7614. KITCHEN CABINETS—CALL our nut lounge chair, foam cushions, BOARD OF DIRECTORS modern ' kitchen built-ins. Three fied for the year ending April 1, probation period'. Taxes at $102,000 low price. Keys made while you Robertson. Broker, kfl 3-5953. If you are interested in a fine kept on the job and as they re­ pm . in any amounts. Terms to fit your Office Just $24.88; deluxe Hollywood bed TOWN OF MANCHESTER, large bedrooms, full bath on sec­ 1962. Judge O’Brien 8U,8pended the Vemon Tax Collectors Mrs. wait. Marlow'a., EXPERIENCED lumber and oil WALL PANELS AND ’TRUSSES outfit, innerspring construction, Apartments— Flats— CONNECTICUT home at a low price, check this ond floor. Intercom system, air- Word of the certification reached tired only as many as were needed Florence D. Loverin estimates a budget. J D. Realty. 470 Main truck driver. Apply after 3 p.m. MANCHESTER—4 year ,old beautl listing in Coventry. 3 bedroom wiiol-j sentence, he said, because 1956 CHEVROLETT, 4-door stajldn. St. MI 3-5129. NOBODX—BUT NOBODY ' with headboard, only $49.88. Budg. Tenements 68 Notice ia hereby given that the lul 5 room ranch, enclosed heated conditioning. aluminum aiding, 2- Mayor Leo B. Flaherty Jr. and would be hired to replace them, he total of $102,221.42 in taxes had wagon, low mileage, excellent DICK’S WEATHERSTRIP Com Tom McKinney, W. G. Glenney ranch, garage, lovely lot. A home Meyer had recently served time in UNDERSELLS NA-nONAL et terms arranged. Klflg’s, Hart­ Board of Directors, Town Of Man­ porch, full basement, beautifully car garage, double lot. Fhire value the Rockville Redevelopment said. been collected as of last, night on condition, 58 E. Middle Turnpike, pany doors end windows, euatoro Co., 336 N. Main St., Manchester. you will enjoy {pr only $13,000. . The plan has been discussed with jail. When he was working, he was The Tard Selected by Parents’ ford I^oa'’ . * GENERAL RENTAL agency. J D. chester, Connecticut, will hold a lands<;aped, city water and sewer. for $23,900 For- appointment call Agency yesterday from Lfeater making about $60 a week. the new, 1960 grand list. This rep­ kn 9-0386. work guaranteed. Call collect WU- Realty 470 Main Street. Ml Public Hearing in the Municipal governmental officials, business limantic. HA 8-1196. Help Wanted— Female 35 CONCRETE workers wanted for Magazine Mrs. Hunter. kQ 9-3895. kQ 9-5306. Eisner Jr., regional administrator The family relations section is resents about 15 per cent of the 8-8129. ' Building'bearing Room, 41 Cen­ n « r E i f f W ‘ "3‘-6454 ™ r e a l t y CO. of the federal Housing antf Home leaders, and spokesmen for sue-' taxes due. 1959 RAMBLER American station full or part-time, exoerienced pre­ 10 CU. FT. refrigerator , $80. cessful eom muter systems In other cliarged with helping Meyer get a HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish remov­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. ter Street, Manchester, Connecti­ 8-1241. Realtors — Appraisers — Insurers Finance Agency, job.^ The estimate follows an official wagon, 2-tone, radio and heater, WANTED—Experienced legal ste­ ferred. Charles Pontlcelll, kQ kQ 8-1225. FOR RENT—Two room apartment. parts of the eounti'y and the re­ al, cellars, and attics cleaned. 9-0644. 381 STA’i’E STREET. cut, Tuesday, April 11, 1961, at The annual certification is nec In other cases yesterday, the report submitted to the selectmen automatic transmission, excep- nographer. Box Z, Herald, Heat, not water, parking. Tel. kQ 8:00 P.M. on'proposed additional DUPLEX, NEW,'8^ bedrooms, base­ Call kQ 8-4112. MI ^-1200, MI S-7847 B A R R O W S & W A L L A C E sponse has been encouraging, he tionally clean $1,395. Center Motor Aahea, papers, all rubbiah. Harold NORTH HAVEN. CONN. MAHOGANY console 17” TV with essary for the continu^ition of the j court:. March 31 In which she noted tax Hoar. MI 9-40M. MAN WANTED nights, good driv­ CHestnut 8-2147 3-2068. " ' appropriation as follows: board heat. nearXbus, schools, PI 2-8311 (Office open 9 a.m, to 9 p.m.). receipts of $53,325.44. Sales, new location, 634 Center converter. RCA console radio, beautiful trees. Carlton W. Hutch­ program. The city is thereupon | ‘ _____ Fined Allan D. Howat, 18. of St., kn 3-1591. Open evenings. ing record; also, part-time driver TWO BEDROOMS Garden Apart­ "ro the General Fund Budget Laurel St., Wapping, $24 for ille­ She said the rapid swelling in TV SERVICE - Potterton's all CLERK carpenter’s work bench with 18 1960-61, Capital Improve­ ins. kQ 9-5132. HOW TO BE HAPPY 55 E. Center 6t. eligible for f^eral aid in the | Boston. April 5 ilFi- Former New daya. Apply A ft R Restaurant drawers and .cupboard. Call kQ ment to sublease for duration of forms of loans and grants for Haven Railroad president Frederick gal passing, ami fined Milo M. collection totals shovVs the large 1959 OLDSMOBILE 88, 4-door makes. Highest quality guaranteed Office experience not required, after 3 p.m. No phone caUs, Ver­ Diamonds— Watches— present occupancts’ lease, ^ av 1 ment Projects, to be financed Miller, ^4, of Somers, $30 for num))er ot tax payments made on work and parts, over 47 yeart ex­ 3-5598. , by revenue from School SECLUDED builder’s home, large i own this delightful 6 room Cape kfl 9-6306 work connected with the redevel- q Dumaine Jr. testifies before the sedan, power steering, power interesting and varied work. Good non Circle, Veme^. Jewelry 48 to October 1. $100 monthly. Call Colonial Ranch, 1’ 4 batha, cherry ' Cod home on Ardmore Road in |------opment. for Jjuhlic housing and speeding but entered a nolle on the due date last Saturday. Tax­ brakes, radio and heater, automa­ perience. Famous for service Bond Surplus and , Earnings Massachusetts Legislature's Trans payers have a grace period wages, pleasant working condi­ RENT A TAPE recorder SOc per MI 3-0888 after 6 p.m. .paneling, drapes, handapllt shin-j Manchester. Full dormer,. 144 ' MANCHESTER for mortgagej insurance for pri­ portatlon Committee today - and a cliarge of pas.slng at an intersec­ tic transmission, $1,795. Center since 1931. Phone Ml 9-1837 for tions. Excellent benefit program. LEONARD W. TOST, Jewelers - day. rental, fees' applied to pur­ $121,000 tion. through April 30, however, before beat service ‘ _ Help Wanted— , Robert W. Gordon, tgles, double garage, large shade baths, garage, patio. Comfortable vate redevelopment of project the current head of the financially- Oven cooking Motor Sales, hew location, 634 Apply Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ chase .price. Marlow’s Furniture' trees, only $17,900. Carlton W. I living for your entire family at the Lucky Find Fined Richard A. Davenport, 19, taxes become delinquent. Center St.,,kn 3-1591. Open eve­ 37 ly. Reasonable prices. Open "rues- Secretary areas. I beset railroad may be on hand to Tlie total revenue to be collected SLIP COVERS expertly made, Male or Female Department, 861 Main Street. Hutchins, kll 9-5132. ■ low price of $16.3(|0. Elisner also looked forwartf to see what happens, t of Talcottville, $21 for pa.sslng in is easy today... nings. '' FirstJ^ational Stores, Inc. day through Saturday, ’Thursday Board 6T Directors Don't miss this immaculate 5>4 a no-pa.ssing zone. this year through general property chairs, $12 plug material. Call FOUNTAIN HELP, experienced, evenings. 129 Spruce St. Ml 9-4387. BENDIX AUTOMATIC combination Invitation to BM _ Manchester, completion of the city’s comprehen­ Dumaine and Interstate Com­ anytime. Ml 9-1154. SIX ROOM ranch, garage, recrea-1 T H E JA R Y IS R E A L T Y CO. room ranch. Spacious U'ving room merce Comml.ssioner Charles A. Heard innocent pleas from Bar­ taxation comes to about $640,000, OLDSMOBILE 1955—98 Slarfire Park "ft Oakland Aves. full-time and part-time. Apply washer and dryer. Needs minor Sealed bids will be received at Connecticut tlon room, bus. $3,000 assumes'p ., sive survey being prepared by the Mrs.. Loverin noted, adding that a convertible, black, red interior: the Office of the General Manager, Appraisers — Insurers with fireplace, modem kitchen, City Planning Commission. He Webb are on the committee sched­ bara M. LeBlanc of East Hartford, East Hartford Home Maid Bakery, 699 Main St, repair. Call kQ 3-0438 after 5 p.m. Dated at Manchester, Connecti­ $108.21 monthly. Carlton w .' cheerful dinine lirea. Three airy .speeding, jury of six; and Joseph number of assessors’ corrections whitewalls, ail power and electric Fertilizers 50-A 41 Canter Street. Manchester. Con cut this 30Ui day of March, 1961. said it will be used as a guide to ule as hearings resume on a bill to IRONING done in my home. Ml and Hutchins, kQ 9-5132. Call MI 3-4112, MI 9-12(X), MI 3-7847 bedrootifis. Attached garage. Re­ give the New Haven $1.2 million a S. Bigos, 33,' of South Windsor, have still to be made. equipment, c.xcellent condition. 9-3B87. SPACE HEATER, oil pump, necUcut until April 12, 1961 at better assure reaching the goals She also said her office 'during Call M 3-0982. FRIENDLY. Pleasant, Profitable Situation.^ Wanted— Male c l e a n " 'COW manure. Delivered. two 50 gallon barrels. CaU kQ PI 2-8311 duced to $19,900. Hurry! Cal! Mrs year In. tax relief. speeding, jury of 12. 1 11:00 A.M. for Truck Chassis and ^ ...... - ..^ $13,900 — SEVEN room Colonial, 4 of the workable program.' the month will be closed from noon work quickly puts dollars in your $6 and $10 loads. Excellent Mr / 3-8702 after 6 p.m. Annette Hunter, MI 9-5306, MI Sen. Mario Umana. committee Continued to April 11 the cases Cab (8). bedroom's, nice lot. trees, central­ MARILYN M. I 9-3695 A 24-j)age report on the pro­ to 2 p.m.. each day, one hotir long­ 1959 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2-do6r, pocket. You can earn a good in' MAN WISHES gardening and odd gardens, lawns, shrubs, MI 8-7804^ Bid forms and specifications ly located. Carlton W. Hutchins. chalrmari, invited Dumaine and of Sylvester P. GiacominI, 44, of Building-Contracting 14 come close to home representing gress 6f the workable program to er than the normal closing time, V-8, automatic transmission, Jobs, bv the day or week. Phone kQ 9-8731. are available at the Controller’s SOMETHING Ml 9-5132. I ■ is said to have EVERYTHING, and Webb to testify, seeking informa­ 17 Woodland St., Rockville, evad­ radio, and heater. $1.49!)^ Center TV advertised- Avon cosmetics in kQ 9-9076. WHITE GAS range for sale. Call BARROWS & WALLACE date, largely a report of preltml- tion on the effect of bankruptcy on ing re.>tponsibility, and David W. to allow her to balance her books. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, tiding, Office, 66 Center Street, Man UNUSUAL so does this charming Colonial mary surveys and appraisals, was She said It is the only opportunity i Motor Sales, new location 634 Cen­ painting. Carpentry, your spare time. We give you full MI 8-7966 between 6-7 p.m. ROBERT ROAD—6 room Colonial, (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) the New Haven, and testimony on| Duffy; 20, of 17 Lockwomi St., Mterationa training so you can becoitie quick Household Goods 51 Chester, Connecticut. home on Perkins Street in Man­ drawn’ up and sent to the HHFA dt^’ing the day to do the job. ter Street, kn 3-1591. Open eve- and additions. Ceilings, lyorkman TOWN OF MANCHESTER, IN OFFICE WORK large living room, 24 foot niaster chester. Plenty of room in • this management of the line. Manchester, breach of peace; to Ings. '' ly established in a business of Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 HOUSE CLEANING is a cinch with 56 E. Center St. by George Copans, executive di­ Vermont Trip Slated ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn 8t. ’TORO LAWNMOWERS at reduced CONNEXmeUT bedroom with fireplace, dining spacious custom bqilt home Wr - A railroad spokesman said New April 17 In Manchester, the ca.se .Ml 3-4860. your own. Several excellent ter­ a good vacuum cleaner and floor If you become bored by the ordi­ , rotim, porch. 2-car garage. Well kQ 9-5306 re c t o r ’ ot the redevelopment Haven president George Alpert of Paul V. GagliardI, 18 of Mil­ Ten members of the Rockville 1955 CHEVROLET, 4-door. 6 cylin­ prices. Ride, rotary, reel models polisher. Choose from our lv g « RICHARD MARTIN, your entire family. 4 bedrooms. 1)4 agency. ritories available In Manchester. GEINERAL MANAGER nary routine -of office work, we landscaped lot 100x200, $22,900. baths, family room off large kitch­ may attend—to be able to reply to ford, speeding: and to April 18, High School, band will participate der, standard transmission, radio BIDWELL HOME Call BU 9-4922, FOR SALE—Golden Pheasants. kQ with wind-tunnel grass hag attach­ selection, including Hoover. Re­ suggest that you investigate our The report was approved by the ------improvement 3-0241. ■ Phllbrick Agency, MI 9-8464. en. Garage. Wooded lot. Close to IN BEAUTIFUL BOLTON any charges leveled by the former the case of Nathan H. Williams, in a New itngland Music Festival and heater. $595. Center Motor Co. Alterations, addiuona, ga­ ment. Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Main, gina, Hamilton Beach,. Sun'beam. position for ENGINEERING City Council before forwarding to kQ 9-6221. all facilities. See it today and make president. 43, of Millford, S. C., towing an in Rutland. Vt.. Saturday. High Sales, new location 634 Center St., rages. Hoofing and siding experts. CLERK-TYPIST for general office Lewyt, and Shetland. Discount AIDES. 848 ' VERNON STREET—A well the federal agency. i Alpert, battling for relief and .'chool musicians from the several kn 3-1591. Open evenings. work Apply Watkins Brothers, 935 prices. E-Z terms. Marlow’s, Inc., an offer. Country Living at its Best! unregistered trailer and giving an so's home heating Aluminum clapboards a specialty. Articles For Sale 45 built 7 room older home, 3 bed­ warning that bankniptcy could improper signal. New ^ glan d states will, take Main St, 861 Main Street. Work will consist primarily of rooms, large kitchen, new Cabi­ NEED A CAR and had your credit Unexcelled' workmanship. Easy USED FtmNTTURE. kQ 8-7449. Gentleman farmer’s spring spe­ mean, major service cut.s, already 'ITie court collected a $50 bond part. o u r w a y ! budget terms. Ml 9-6495 or TR HOME MADE ravtolt. fresh or helping our engineers, scientists nets, living room, dining room and THE JARVIS REALTY, CO. cial. 1)4 acres, one-half acre till­ Reds in UN Drop has spent two days in the com­ from an out-of-state driver on a Students from Rockville High turned down? Short on down pay­ S-9109. DENTAL ASSISTANT—Experience Sale and meteorologiiats to develop TV room. New hardwood flooring, ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? preferred. Write stating qualifica­ frozen, 30c doz. H Pasquallnl 246 able. Sturdy 7 room older home, 4 mittee's witness chair. speeding clyirge. School attending will be Mary Avery Street, Wapplng. hew equipment and new tech­ metal storm windows and screens. Realtors — Appraisers — Insurers possible ^drooms, 15x26 living Gov.. John A. 'Volpe propo.sed You get premium quality Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, tions, references and salary eX' Extra large lot. Low down pay­ Complaint over U2 Mobilheat with RT-98 . . . the las, get the lowdown on the lowest pected. Box F, Herald. USED UNIVERSAL electric stove, $ io ,(o e niques for modernizing the na­ Call MI 3-4112, kQ 3-7847, MI 9-1200 room, two stone. fireplaces, 12x17 the 4-year plan to give the New additions, recreation rooms, TOOL AND equipment renUUa. $20. kQ 8-6428. tional weather system. Assign­ ment. An excellent buy at only kitchen, oil hot water heat, barn, Haven 60 per cent property tax moat completely effective fuel down and smallest payments any­ porches. All types of carpentry, $14,500. ciharles Ponticelli Agency, where. Not a small loan or finance , INT your family Income Bales and service AP Bquirment, LOAN ler SALi ments will be Varied, interest­ ARE WE EXCITED garage, view, more Ifmd available. (Continued from Page One) cuts as part of a 4-state aid plan. oil additive in use today. And also cellar floors poured Call M Center St., kQ 0-2062. InRST MORT8A6E ing and constantly stlmutatlng MI 9-9644 or kQ 3-8109. For quick sale, onlv $17,900. New York and Connecticut already you get premium service. Au­ company plan Douglas Motors, 9-4291. for that niost wanted summer va ’TWO TO SEVEN to anyone who likes to take part ferred do not fall in precisely the have voted tax relief. Rhode Is­ . 833 Main St. cation. Be a .Royal dealer and dis­ LAWN MOWERS—Toro Jacobsen, MANCHESTER —Near Rockledge The builder says only one left, tomatic deliveriee s bal­ play hundreds of most needed Ct7BIC YARD LOADS On business property. Sold in a projiht of national Impor­ and tells mov* it fast! Brand LAWRENCE F. FIANO same category . . . my delega­ land, like Massachu.setts, has yet anced payment plan and many 3955 PLYMOUTH V-8, 4-door sedan, Bolens, Goodall, Artena. Riding 5 UTfiE STREET area. Lovely 6 room ranch with new Garrison Colonial in Man- Realtor kQ 3-2786 tion would w'iah to rc.serve its posi­ CARPENTRY, alterations, addl- items for ‘Springtime cleaning. mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Ridamatic ALSO LANDSOAPINO tor $25,000 WiU discount. tance. garage, paneled rec room, sepa­ to act. other extrsis designed to males radio and heater, good running High commissions, car necessary. MANCHESTER Chester’s finest new residen­ tion as to the propriety and nec­ Webb’s recommendations. In a COMET tions, repairs. MI 9-8746. tractors with over'^ attachments. Tor Further Information rate 12x20 paneled family room, home heating really easy. condition, $300. MI 3-1279. Full or part-time. Call MI 3-5247, Location will be tn the modem, tial home area, Woodhill Paul P. l^lano MI 8-0468 essity of considering at this ses­ report Issued last November, Used mowers and tractors. Parts N«w 3 Btdreom Ranch AIME LATULIPPE air-conditioned offices of the city water and sewers. This home Heights. Features three spacious sion the other items to which the formed part of the basis for the and service. Capitol Equipment WRITE BOX E Is an exceptional buy. Owner Ed Crawford' kQ 9-4410 1950 STUDEBAKER pickup truck, RooDugo-Siding 16 COUNTER GIRL wanted part-time City Services — Water Ml 3-7172 Weather Bystem Center In the bedrooms, 1)4 tiled baths, cheerful delegate of the USSR referred." interstate relief program. The ICC M obilheat radio, heater, good condition. 4 or 5 hours daily. Apply A ft Co.. 38 Main. kQ 3-7958. WENDELL REID, Builder Manchester Parkade. There ia transferred. Schwartz Real Es­ living room, formal dining room, official called for tax relief, and HERALD tate. MI 3-6454 or AD 6-1241. CENTRAL The exchange took place at the 40.000 original mileage. Call MI CQUGHUN ROQFINO Co. — AU Restaurant, Vernon Circle, Ver­ Phone MI 4-0856 plenty of free parking and good and e kitchen fit for a queen or end of the political commlttee'a said ’bankniptcy would not solve Nm deon-oct^ 8-1704. tjTjes of roofs and roof repalrlni non. FOR SALE—Cedar poles, 8 to 9 ft. neart^ shopping facilitlea. MANCHESTER—Caper- 6 finished your wife. Cal! Mr. Werbner for Summit Street — Beautiful four morning debate on African aid. the railroad's money troubles. oddH/ve S a u l' specializing in Twenty Year Eloni long. Call kQ 3-7804 or kQ 0-8781. rooms, full ceramic bath, fire­ the housing deal of a lifetime at room expandable cape built by the Acting Chairman Karel Kurka of WANTED—Private owned 4-door ed Roofa. CaU Ml 8-7707. GIRL WANTED for general office Minimum requlrementa: sedan, A-1 condition throughout, place, upstairs finished in knotty present owners back in the forties. Czechoslovakia announced the work, typing orders, bilUng,' etc. AMERICAN Encyclopedias, 1087, THE JARVIS REALTY CO. British.Name Sticks $ standard make. If satisfactory, Near Main Street at North End of • SEPTIC TANKS Graduation from high pine, oil hot water, excellent con­ Basement is all finished off. House committee would meet Monday to PRICES START AT WE GIVE will pay cash. Call MI 9-9835 32 volumes, bookcase. Cost $876. CLEANED end INSTALLED school with knowledge of dition. to.OOO assumes mortgage— Realtora — Appraisers — Insuror* is spotless and the wall to wall car­ continue debate 6n African aid 1848 Roofing and Chimneys 16-A Manchester. Reply to Gregg SEPTIC TAMCS Sacrifice $l»i. kQ $-8018. COLONIAL algebra and gecmietry. Ex­ . new and used homes—all price peting is included. Large 2-car gS' and possibly to begin discussion of Paris—The first major improve-, Only $195 Down GREEN STAMPS Son, Inc., ~ Box 183.' Sta. “ A” , Mlan' AND MI 3-4112 kQ 3-7847 ment over the centuries-old Chi­ ROOFING—Specializing repairing Chester, Conn. • SEWERS perience In plotting ranges Robert Wolverton, Brok­ rage, amesite drive. Only $14,250 Cuba’s charge.s of U.S. aggression. "Buy with Confidence,from Hartford County’s Auto Driving School 7-A LOAM. SAND, atone, gravel and graphs and operation of er, MI 3-1914. —one of the better buys in town. nese method of making paper roofs of aU kinds, new roofa, gut- fill. Call Miller’s Sand and Gravel, 4 BEDROOMS MACHINE CLEANED PORTER STREHIT section — 6 Oldest Llncotn-Mercury Dealer” ter work, chimneys cleaned, “ re SElCRETARY—Knowledge of short­ PLU86ED SEWERS desk calculators desirable. camd in 1799 when a Frenchman, MORTLOCK'8 Manchester’s lead­ kQ 8-8603. FOUR BEDROOM modified ranch, rooms, 1)4 baths, oil hot water T. J. CROCKETT' Realtor Scientific Assembly Nicholas Louis Robert, patented paired. Aluminum aiding. 30 hand, bookkeeping desired. One If you need mbre room you heat, porch, 2-car garaga city MORIARTY ing driving sehooL Three skilled years’ experience. Free estimates. girt office in Manchester, Write Mathias CIsaasd can buy this 8-room colonial INSTALLATION For an eariy appointment pleaqa 8-2, dining room, steel beam con­ Hamden, April 5 (iP)—The Con­ the first machine for making paper courteous instructors. CUss room caU: struction, garage, treea, bus near water and sewerage. Charlea in a continuous sheet. It was hand- CaU Howley, kQ S-SSU, kQ 8-0763. Box A, Herald. Septte Tanks, Dry Wells. Sewer for the price of a Cape. SPECIALIST , MI 3-1577 necticut State Medical Society wlU tnstnictiona for 16, 17 year olds. Mr. F. L. Pinch Bowers School. Carlton W. flutch- Lesperanee, MI 9-7620. hold its annual meeting and scien­ cranked and based on flour-milling MORIARTY BROTHERS BROTHERS Lines Inatelled—OMIar Water- — .. mm______-Telephone kir. Mortlock, Director PRWATE secretary to vice presi­ JA; 8-48U, Ext. $42$ ina, kQ 9-8132. tific assembly here April 25-27. principles; Later in England a firm "Lincoln ciontinental—Comet—Mercury—EngUsh Ford” NEW 6.ROOM RANCH proofing Done. FIVE ROOM ranch, full basement, of Driver EducatlaB. MI 9-7866. Heating and Plumbing 17 dent of national real estate in land $T6,9Qd 2 flreplacea, plastered walls, full Lots For Sale 73 The flrst day will be highlighted of atationet!s, the Fourdrinler ,, “ WUlj-s 4-MTjeel Drive Vehlclee” 301-315 C«nt«r St. development corporation. Head­ Town aR4 Connlry WEATHER SYSTEM CENTER NORTH COVENTRY — 8 room by a meeting of the society’s House brothers, added impro][ementa tp PREPARE FORit dttver’a tecL PLUkiBlNO awfVs With Attached Garoq* ranch, fireplace, full cellar; aa- Insulation, ceramic tiled bath, city I $$1 GENTEB BT. Ml 84185 OPEN-BVENIWOS quarters in Manchester. Responsl- McKinn ey bros. QiijNed AAircraft lrq ia ft/O o ^ ra tto n water and sewerage. Immejdiate TWO B ZONE loU with city of Dalegatqa. Seientifio sessions ([^ machine; to thla day the paper­ Ml 3-5135 Agon IS to 60. DrhdQg and elan modeUng InitaUatlomi. repaira. ^ position r^uiring top notch Built-In Appllancea Large lot PhObrick A m m c* DRAINAaEiDO. 400 Main ■umable,8)4% mortgage, under forming oectian of paper-making $U,000. Owner anxious to i. aaU. occupancy. CSiarlea Lesperanee, water. Union Bt. Manclisstar. WiU be held during the foUowing M ou. Ito n jnatiMtpCT. No wait- AU work guanatead 28 yaara ex- stenographer c^iable of decision. $15,900 Dhpo id Co. 9-84I 4 Baat Hartford $, Conneetloiit machines bean .their name. kig Mandwi^Bg tetyteg s«rant* Ml Ml f-4143 Toogran,' broker,/MI $•6821. MI 9-7620. |3,lto MCh. MI $4618. two daya. g «y n o L Jidioar aanrlea. CaU BxeaUent future with largo com- Buniliara S t—Fkoae M l 4-0S6« IBO-IBS Pearl S t —Ml ■ W$B t a j . P I 3 -r m . VaaCamp, l a 9 -u a . pany. Writ# Box G, Herald. 4 .WEDNESDAY, APRIL B, 1961 PAGE TWENTY llmtrt|PBtpr Soptiittg ijfralb Bloodmohile to Visit Manchester Tomorrow^ 10:45 a. nu to 6:30 p. m. Calvary Church (AasamtoUss of member of the college choir and ies, pies and other home-haked The teen-age chorale of the Sal­ St. Mary’s Episcopal Guild will Miss Cynthia Coe, daughter of God) win hold a prayer aerviea Seeing Eye. Inc., Morristown. N. Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Coe, 364 the ''Collegettes," a group , of 20 goods. tonight at 8 at the chaoel, 33 J.. will be-, guest speaker at a vation Army will rehearse toiugni conduct its rummag^ sale at 9 singers. The Weather ! a.m. ,,tomorrow, followed by a Summit St., participated as a Vernon St. Mra. Florence Steven­ P ress About Town meeting of the statewide Oak Hill at 7 at the church. member of the cast and as a so'o- The Men’s Club of the North Average Daily Net Run Forecut of U. S. Weather Baraaa I ! meeting, as planned. Methodist Church will hold an an­ son of the Salvation Army will Parent Teacher group Sunday at ist in “A Toast to Music,” present­ Girl Scout Troop No. 645 of the be gueat speaker. For the Week Ended The Ladles Aid of Zion Even ,7:30 p.m. in the gymnasium of the 1 tiThe Manchester Sportsmen’s I ed by the Student Education As­ Community. Baptist Church will nual father and aon banquet Mon­ March 11, 1961 CeUcal Lutheran Church »-ill meet ; Oak Hill School for the Blind, 120 I Aasochition Inc. will meet Tuesday A kitchen social to which the day, Atiril 10, at 6:30 p.m. at the Variable clondlneaa, cool tonighk public is Invited will be sponsored sociation of Plymouth Teachers hold a bake sale at the House and An adult Information hour will at T;SO toni^t at the church I Holcomb St.. Hartford. The public at 8 p.m. at the clubhouse in j College. Plymouth. N. H., last Hale department store Saturday church. Entertainment will be pro­ and Friday. Low tonight In lower Membm are reminded to bring Nortk Coventry for final dlscus- bv the DAV Auxiliary tomorrow vided by a magician, James Brock­ be held tonight at 6:80 at. Zion 13,317 ! is Im-ited to hear Farrar ex- at 8 p:m. at the VFW Post Home. Sunday evening. Miss Coe, a sopho­ from 10 a.m. to store closing hour. Bh-angellcal Lutheran Church. SOfi. High Friday fai 40a. mite boxes for the benefit of the I plain work conducted by The See­ slon^n the proposed changes in j more at the college, is also a The sale will offer cupcakes, cook­ e t. Member of the Audit c h ^ l at the University of Con­ ing Eye for blind persons. ' bylaws. Manchester 'Green. Borean of Circuhition necticut. Hostesses will be Mrs. Memchenter^A City of Village Charm Raymond .Miller. Mrs. John Van ‘ Wyck. and Mrs. Edward Wisotske (ClaasUIed Adverttslhg on Page 16) (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1961 Mrs. Edwin D. Foster. 358 VOL. LXXX, NO. 158 Woodbridge St., is attending a per­ formance of Verdi's "Rigoletto.’ OPEN In which Miss Gianno D’Angelo m a in s t r e e t THURSDAY of Bristol is making her debut at the Metropolitan Opera House to­ TILL 9:001 State News night. Miss D'AngeJo is a member MANCHESTER of the First Congregational Church of Bristol where Mrs. Fos­ Roundup Optional Party Lever Wins ter is the contralto soloist. Mrs. Foster is a guest of the Bristol Muale Club which chartered a bus H lO U for the trip to New York. Prelate Raps Mr. and Mrs. Alphonse Beruby. (8 Arch St., and Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Kennedy Bill .fard Dunn and son of Glaston- SPRING By Heavy Margin in House aary, have returned from a three •reek's motor trip and \"acation at with a Bt. Petersburg. Fla. On Education Lakota Council, Degree of Pwa- Cheshire, April 6 (IP)—The hontas, win meet tonight at 7:30 Most Rev. Henry J. O’Brien, Senate Heads In Odd FeUon-s Hall to discuss the Roman Catholic Archbishop Bill Seen oAeial vlsitaUor planned for the "Sugar-Coating!" next meeting. Refreshments will of Hartford, has called upon Into Scrap on 8e served. Catholics to oppose the ad­ ministration’s education bill. Approved The ways and means committee carcoats 10.99 to 17.99 In what was believcdjto be his Redistrict Bill of the ladies auxlliarr to Manches­ first public pronouncen\ent on the ter Barracks. Veterans of World subject, the ranking Catholic pre­ War I, will sponsor a kitchen so­ late in Connecticut last night said Hartford, April 6 (IP)—A cial at the home of Mrs. Paul St. raincoats... 11.00 President Kennedy’s proposal Republican-sponsored bill to In Senate Lawrence. 124 Spruce St., tomor­ would represent an "injustice” to make more e^ual the popula­ row at 8 p.m. Members and friends Catholic parents. , Hartford, April 6 (IF)—^The are invited. tion basis of the state’s 36 The Archbishop said the bill senatorial districts has pass­ House today overwhelmingly would be “unfair to parents of passed and sent to the Senate Mias Jean Campbell. Girl Scout millions of our children" because ed the House by a substantial executive. Is a patient in Union it did not provide long-term loan.s margin but may face a fight a bill providing for optional BoBpltal. New Bedford. Mass. Fol- to parochial schools or other as­ in the Democratic-controlled use of the party lever on vot- lowinig her discharge from the hos­ ; ng machines. The bill was ap­ pital srithin a few days, she will sistance to young,sters at theae Senate. convalesce at the home of her schools. ■ The bill passed the House yester­ proved on a roll call, 225-30. mother. 84 Laurel St., Falrhaven. "We should re.spect the opinion.s day. 169-94, on a largely partisan The bill got through the Houss Mass. of others who may disagree with vote after 90 minutes of debate. with a minimum o^ehate. It 'wos us. but we should make, our posi­ Tlie DemocraU. in the past, supported by the^Jreaders pf both lOas Norma F ^ ra r of Durham. tion known." said the Archbishop have supported the principles writ­ parties. N. C, flew representative of The at a dinner of Providence College ten into the bill but opposed It yes­ The fate of the bill in the Sen­ Alumni. terday on the grounds that the Re- ate is not certain, but in 'View o{ "It is the duty of our Catholic pubilrans have shown no willing­ the heavy Democratic support In people to prevent this inju-stice ness to compromise on anotlier the House today, the bill would and discrimination in the bill, as plan to reduce the .size of the appear to have a good chance of SEMI-ANNUAL it.has been pre.sented by-the Pres­ Hou.se. passage there. ident," he: added. Democratic unity against the The use of the party lever on Archbi.shop O’Brien said long­ bill was forged earlier in the day voting machines la now mandatory term loans to parochial schools at a caucus of party members in In Connecticut. would not violate the Constitu­ the House. » This means that a voter must tion. Criticism against the Republi­ first vote for a party before hs "Too many people are making can stand over Uie two representa­ can split his ticket if he so de­ SALE the slogan ’separation of church tion bills led on t’ne House floor sires. This Is Eichmann and state’ the essence of the First by Rep. William T. Shea o f; By making use of the party . Adolf Eichmann, 54. former German SS .officer, whose trial open* Amendment (of the Con-stltution)," Meriden, minority leader. lever optional, a voter can vote a next week in Jerusalem, is shown in t.hia picture made available he said. Shea was a member of tlie non-! straight party ticket if he so de­ today by the Israeli government. He was transferred last night He said the amendment iimply partisan commission that forniu- sires or ignore the party lever and from a prison near Haifa to the Jerusalem Community Center, a guarantees freedom of religion and lated the principles contained in vote for Individuals as he choses. strong, new concrete building where he will stand trial on charges bars e.stabllshment of a state the bill. .The co:vimission was - Only one other state, Indiana, of major responsibility for extermination of mlllioiis of Jews dur­ church. created by the 1959 legislature, now requires mandatory use of the ing World War II. (AP Photofax by radio from Jei-usalemi. Cardinal Endorses, Disputes Birch Founder party lever. He said the GI Bill has shown and it was led by Prof. George B. .. < ______a t \ f 'RnQtnrt AHiiistA Kin m that subsides to individuals but Cooper of Trinity College. Richard Cardinal Cushing, head of theyRoman Catholic diocese of Boston, adjusts his collar as he What opposition there was to not to scbooUi are constitutional. Earlier this session. Shea en­ expressed■ his• views on1 Robert Welch, founder of the ultrii-rightlest John Birch Society, last night at the bill tpday was solidly Demo- North Easton, Mass. In his talk, the prelate enoorseaendorsed Welch weicii a.s “worthy of support as a dedicated'A'XZ'ZIyV CE&^C. Split on Red China in UN Archbirilt^ O’Brien said many dorsed the bill at a hearing before foe of communism ” but added> _■. a _ that______anyonewritVl who C!ATnmUIl* charges former P™**^*"^ Eisenhower %rith Commu^^ A . . . bulky knijt car coat. non-Catholica sense what he called the legislature’s Judiciary Com­ No Republican voted against the the injustice of the bill and wei-e mittee. But yesterday he said that 1st leanings is "speaking absurdiUes.” Welch has been accused of making these charges. (A- bill. 100% laminated back, opposing it. the rediatrlcting issue had to be Photofax). ' ______i- There are 118 Democrats In ths sailor collar, beige. 8 to E . . . cotton poplin car Some 800 persons, including conridered at the same time as House, 175 Rehublicans, and one coat with bulky knit Gov. Jckhn Ni-Dempsey, attended the plan to reduce the House mem­ (GOP) 'vacancy. 16. I/.S., BritainChart The Senate is controlled by ppinted collar, bone or the dinner. , bership. Until the Republicans showed a Apgolans Tel Democrats, 24-12. 14.99 green. 10 to 18. The opponents of the bill argued Blamed in Stabbing willingness to compromise on Tshombe Continues Strategy on Laos reducing the size of the House, Of Massacres that It would weaken the two par­ 10.99 Hartford, April 6 (fl>)—Linda M. Shea said, the Democrats would ty system in the state. B . . . knit trim, laminat­ Love^ New Britain, hM been have no alternative but to oppose They said that recent elections ed jersey car coat, bulky blarned by Coroner Louis W. clearly indicated that Connecticut By J(OTN HIGHTOWER '^conferring on the Laotian crisis, the plan for the Senate.. Boycott of UN Aides By Portuguese ■voters know how to spilt tickets if shawl collar, push-up ' the Communist threat in South Schaefer for the March 5 stab­ At present the smallest Senate Washington, April 6 (IT)—Presi­ bing death of Walker Tyson, 35, they.wlsh. sleeve.s, black or red. 10 Viet Nam. nuclear Usts, disarma­ district has a population of 28,000 Matadi, The Congo, April 6 i/P> F . . . cotton poplin car dent Kennedy and British Prime also of New Britain. They contended that without the to 18. coat with bulky knit in­ ment and other issues in the Cold Tyson was fatally wounded and the largest, 166.000. The bill Ellsabethville, Katanga, April 6^tions. 1* was he who later called — Thousands of African refugees mandatory use of the party lever Minister Harold MScmillan focused War conflict between the Commu­ when Miss Love allegedly stabbed passed yesterday would give the (/P)_A United Nations spokesman the - situation serious and danger­ are filtering across the guarded voters may not vote a t, all for sert shawl collar.' green nist bloc and the western powers. ous. Angola border into 'The Congo, some candidates. 17.99 their allied policy charting on the The two western leaders, in the him in the chest. She testified at said today Katanga is creating a or gray. 8 to 18. crisis In Southeast Asia today, an inquest, said the coroner, that (Continued on Page Two) serious and dangerous situation McKeown is commander of U.N. telling stories of Portuguese mass­ The propenents of the bill said: planning particularly for negotia­ second day of their Washington forces in The Congo. Before leav­ acres and oppression. That voters would still be able conference, were reported opti­ Tyson called her a Tdle name. through a boycott of U.N. person­ tions with Russia and Red C3iina - The coroner said in his finding nel. ing for Leopoldville last night, The Congolese security chief of to vote a straight ticket: C . . . reversible raincoat 10.99 on a permanent settlement in mistic about Soviet agreement to he warned Tshombe against any a guaranteed cease-fire in the yesterday that the evidence shows President Moise Tshombe’s per­ Matadi, a port town lying only a with convertible collar- I-aos. , ^ both Tyiion and Miss Love were Governor Hits sonal advisor, Alexander Beilina, more attempts to hamper U.N. few miles from the- frontier, esti­ (Continued on Page Ten) hood. beige, green or While the two leaders worked Laotian civil war. operations. If these occurred. Mc­ They were expected to agree that under the Influence of liquor in said sanctions—including refusal mated today that at least 3,000 powder blue. separately at the White House and "varying degrees at the time of to trade with U.N. personnel — Keown said, he would not hesitate people — many of them young G ... proportioned len_ the British embassy, their foreign once the fighting, ends they should to send Indan Gurkhas into the focus their efforts on unifying and the stabbing." GOP Claim He had not been called off. ; children — have fled to this re­ print raincoat, beii policy chiefs m et.st the State De­ Ne’acknowledged that Tshombe, capital. gion from Angola in the least two 11.00 partment to review the progress of neutralizing Laos, seeking that But the economic war wasvre- green or lila^. 8 to 18 objective in a forthcoming inter­ 52 to 56 the strongman chief of govern­ weeks. Bulletins the British-Amerlpsn talks so far Reversed Ives ment, had personally pledged to sumed by Ellsabeth'villc’s black Both Portuguese - and Congo , and get ready for the final rounds national conference on the future Hartford, April 6 (^)-;-The State and white' residents against the of the Southeast Asian kingdom. Motor Vehicle Department’s daily Ireland’s Gen. Sean McKeown that guards afe trying to stop the Culled from AP Wires 11.00 . this afternoon and Saturday morn­ Hartford; April 6 ((P) — Gov. the sanctions would cease as of U.N. , exodus, but the refugees are Kennedy and Macmillan, in fact, record of gutomoblle accidents as ’ The 700-odd military and civil­ ing. were described as substantially of lu t midnight and the totals on John N. Dempsey today denied yesterday. slipping through over barely di.s- At a Potomac River dock the "Putj" he added, ‘'that state­ ian U.N. personnel began to feel ccrnlble tracks, hidden by head- DfORE JOBS NEEDED 92-foot presidential cabin cruiser agreed in their positions on a wide the same date last year: having pressured Highway Com­ the squeeze. Shopkeepers turned range of world problems—is'ith 1960 • 1961 ment was not quite correct.” high elephant grass and tangled Washington, April 8 (JV-Sec­ was made ready for this after­ missioner Howard S. Ives into re­ Last night, Michael Tombelaine, them away. Fresh food supplies retary of Labor Arthur J. Gold­ D .. . beautiful print raincoat In noon's Kennedy-Macmillan meet­ one notable exception in the case Accidents ....9,642 10,021 (est.) failed to arrive at U.N. camps^ scrub. ALBA of United Nations membership for Killed ...... 52. 56 versing statements made ’ earlier chief UN. spokesman in Katanga, “We cannot guard every Jungle berg said today economic im­ banana or blue. 8 to 18. To enter Kathy’s ing. 'The two men and their advis­ this year about the proposed trans­ ■was ejected from a downtown ho­ At U.N. headquarters electricity* provement will etlll leave the ers were scheduled to board the Red, China. ■ Injured ...... 5,634 6,391 test.) track.” said Matadi Security Chief neiV contest please fer of 830 million from the high­ tel In compliance with the sanc- was restored but the water sup­ Andre Ital. nation with a grdve and argent 11.00 send your name and cruiser "Honey Fitz" in midafter­ way fund. ply still was cut off. unemployment problem. Gold­ HOSIERY noon and spend two to three hours (Continued on Page Ten) N H RR Eligible. The Congolese apparently fear t^ephone number to The charge was ma»—''We’ll bach—was discovered on the lawn Juror Explains Mariani said Ives had told a gasoline explosion in Kaohsiung Circuit, today ordered District fight It, darling, we're eUll alive...” next to the Finch estate in subur­ g^roup of Republican aenators in Harbor.. .Proposal to oust top 3 Judge Marion S. Boyd of Mem­ Wet-eyed and grateful a Jury ban West Covina. February that the level of Income executives! of Westinghouse Elec­ phis to grant a preliminary in­ YOUR FURS had npared their lives,'’ Dr. R. Ber­ The slaving had all the Ingfre- l^inch, Caiwle received 'by ,Jhe Highway Depart­ tric- Corp., which was fined re­ Chinese Free McCunn^ junction to prevent eviction of by nard Finch so cbnsoled Carole dients of a John O’Hara novel: ment under the present revenue cently for antitrust violations, falls several hundred. Negro share­ croppers from their rented land Tregoff yesterday after a tnlrd A sex-riddled suburbia setting. ,a structure was necessary to com­ by wide margin In vote by stock and WINTER 5.95 $200,000-ia-year tennis - playing, in Haywood County, Tennessee. murder trial Jury decreed life im­ Guiltv Verdicts plete the current planning sched­ holders. surgeon, his comply, estranged The U.S. Department of Jus­ prisonment for the once wealthy c" *' ------ule up to 1985. Chairman Richard B. Russell of American Near Death tice’s Civil Rights Di^-lsloa had • "Dickies” fine surgeon and his red;halred wife and a cover ^ rl turned doc^ Los Angeles, April 6 — A Ives also had said. Mariani Senate Armed Services Committee, COATS tor’s mlstre.ss. asked for the injunction on the combed, wash tress. i f ^ woman juror at th^., third Finch claimed, that the program could says U.S. Strategic Air Comfhand across uie uuiuc, ------— grounds landowners were refus­ Finch and Carole — conVicced There waa also a sallow-faced murder trial revealed today what be accomplished by 1974 if revenue is still “the most destructive strik­ Hong Kong. ApHl 6 ^i-Robert.a^his critical c^^i^tion.^araUe^^ condition, an attending ing to renew contracts with ths STORE THEM and wear cotton of murdering the playboy ^ to r ’s jailbird who claimed he was hii'ed she claimed was the jury’s reason was Increased by 15 per cent, 'sut ing force now In operation.” ---- McCatin, Pasadena, Calif., released doctors here said. The McCanns sharecroppers because the Ne­ 13.99 socialite wife — broke itfo sobs for ijiurder, a love nest in the for convicting the defendants: that i f would be impossible to Sharp 10-minute earthquake after nearly 10 years imprison­ "I would say that Dr. Finch and ment in Communist China, hovered reached the Communist side of the groes registered to vote in the • popular plain when the 10 men and two women glittering gambling town of Las make any such ,gains if diversion shakes Humboldt county. Calif., border station at Lowu at 6 a.m.. 1960 election. NOW regular length of the Jury decided kfter a dozen Vegas, Nev., ispeed boats, expen­ Carole were their own worst wit­ but no damage is reported... For­ near death here today. front, traditional with tha exelusiva nesses and convicted themselves," was carried out. but CommunLst officials did not Buspenseful houra to eend the lov­ sive cars—and. finally, the terri­ mer President Dwight D. Elsen­ Doctors canceled all plans to fly notify the British Red Cross he JORDAN WARNS UN model ers to prison and not to the gaa fied scream in the night of a wom­ Mrs. Mildred R. Brown told the, hower and Mrs. Elsenhower will him to a U.S. Air Force Hospital "beauty spots of aasa" Los Angeles Examiner. (Continued on Page Ten) was there until noon, the previous­ United Nations. N.Y.. ^ rfl • AT H & H! chamber. an being' slain. end their desert vacation April 14. in Manila unless his condition, ly scheduled hour for the transfer. (jTV-Jordan urged the U.N. 8«- The state, asking the death "It was the doctor's story of how Navy specialist says service which they described as extereme- • well tailofed Carole, at 24 no longer the taw­ the shooting occurred that led to McCann, meanwhile lay on a ourity Council today to order W R COATS ny beauty ahe waa two years ago penalty for Finch and Carole, ar­ could develop within year and half ly grave. Improves. The 60-year- stretcher on the floor of the rail­ Israel to call off a military pa­ in tan, olive, the conviction. We didn’t believe Taxpayers Get a missile to destroy orbiting satel­ old American, long a businessman 3*/» of $100 valuafion as Finch’s pampeVed mlatreas, gued “Here we have grreed, av­ CaroleM version either. road station waiting room. rade due April 20 In ooounem- or copper cried at the verdict: arice. lust, frustration." lite .... President Kennedy will in China, is dying of lung cancer. As they crossed the border oration of Its 13th IndepeaOeaoa minimum 3,p0 Dr. R. Bernard Finch, 43, and celebrate his 44th birthday May 29 Attendants at St. Teresa’s Hos­ (left): LINDA...!n black, “No, no. I’ll be an old woman The prosecution’s case: Finch his erstwhile mistress, Carole Treg­ Two Extra Dayis bridge, Mrs. McCann bent dowm anniversary. The Unitrt Arab when I get out...” Snd Carole wanted the doctor’s at Democratic fund raising dinner pital said he was semiconscious .and whispered in her husband’s Republic and the Soviet Uiiloa • sizes 29 to 42 green or polma calf. off, 24, were obnvicte.d of murder expected to be. attended by 5,000 FUR TRIMMED- Finch, 43, dropped hia head on 'Statuesque wdfe out of the way so and conspiracy 10 days ago — Washington, April 6 — and tossing restlessly. ear, ’’Now we are out.” supported the Jordan requwt, 14.99 hia folded arms and cried until the they could marry, and also avoid The nation’s taxpayers will get at Boston’s Commonwealth Armory McCann was carried across the His face, gaunt and rigid, Jordan’s Ambassador Abdul CLOTH COATS after two preidous juries had dead­ ’.. . Movie-mag.'^ate Spyros Skouras Chinese Communist border into counsel table in the packed court­ a costly divorce settlement. Thej) locked—and the same jury of 10 two extra day.s this year, until showed no expression. Moncm Rlfa’I warned th f coan- 3% of $75 valuation long length room waa wet with tears. Then he hired hoodlum Jack Cody to kill • April 17. to file their federal skys ill-fated epic ’’Cleopatra” will Hong Kong on a stretcher at noon cil to be complacent ahfnt men and two. women yesterday definitely be filmed in Italy, Egypt 'The Chinese Communists Mded minimum 2.25 ■aid to his attorney: her and, when he fled with their decreed life'imprisonment for both. Income tax returns. today. He was half conscious then, a bizarre note by blaring martial the sl^tlon in divided Jera* ALSO... • money, they plotted the ambush in Because the normal April 15 and California. apparently Under heavy sedation. "Thang God, thank God...” The couple could ha^^e been sent to Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D- music over the public address sys­ lutiem. Thus at 4:39 p.n). yesterday, the Finch’s garage. the-gas chamber for the July 18, deadline falls on a Saturday, HLs eyes were glazed, his body UNTRIMMED COATS 10.99 to 12.99 the law provides for an auto­ Mlnn.,' accuses Soviets of conduct­ tem as McCann crossed the border. FAMOUS SPRING after,three trialp, a year and a In the three trials—the first two 1959, fetal shooting of the socialite ing “conference table filibuster" at emaciated. _ Doctors who examined hlin here D1E3I ASKS MOKE AID 3 % of $50 valuation half of Buspense and an estimated ended In jury, deadloc':s^Finch surgeon’s wife, Barbara, Jean matic extension to the follow­ pis wife, who flew 9,000 miles 8 ing Monday. nuclear test ban negotiations in last week tq be at his side, said said his condition was much wrorse minimum 1.50 8750,000 of taxpayers’ money. «d testified that he went to see his Finch. Geneva . . . Senate and House Re­ than was indicated In medical doc­ 6 MILLS "SNAZZY" one of the .most TivWicized murder wife to plead for a 4ivorce, not to Mrs. Brown, a pretty brunette Whenever a ‘ federal tax his condition took a dras.tic turn deadline falls on a Saturday, publican leaders say they will meet for the worse during their gruel­ uments prepif.red by Chinese Com­ • « p e rt repair and remodel­ • cases of recent years come to a kill her. He said she pulWd’ a gun, who faintly resembles the slain with former President Dwight D. munist doctoro in Tientsin prior t T s t im tt ir dramatic conclusion,,, they struggled—and the weapon woman, said she portrayed Mrs. Sunday or holiday, it is ex­ ing 1.500-mlle journey by plane ing, cleaning and glazing. tended (0 the next day which Eisenhower May 1 at hlj Gettys- and tralln frdm Tientsin, in North to his departure. * the popular "Fairway'*^ •^iies 36 to 46 A (left): JAYNE..plat!nuin Unde_..der California...... law, Finch and accidentally went off. Plhch as the jurors re-enacted the ■hurg farm to discuss party policy “He is in terrible shape.” Mrs. SoutR Viet Nam. Tly A * rugged wash and doctor’s version of bis wife’s death. ■ is not in this category. • acient^ic cold storage right or smoke calf with a his now plumplah paramour will Her dying -words—according , to The law iap’t specific on this . . . Soviet delegate toThree-Pow­ .China. , , . , McCann sobbed. “He knows there’s SUM now poors fw * wash and vyear dacron wear polished be eligible for parole, depending Pinch: "I’m sorry, darling, please She said three„male jurors—ap­ er nuCleAr test ban talks announces She herself was on the point of annually AoUn on premises. * plaid lined, zipper frontj proximately the same height, 5 point, but past practice has exhaustion, having had only two no hope.” ' and cotton cottons graceful stacked heal. on their prison record, in seven taksf esu-e of the kids.” been to consider as filed on- his government will insist systeip McCann was bom of mlsalbnaiy hut the 6*-ye»-eld Jin**?*!. years — 1968. The death weapon has never feet, 10 inches, as the doctor — to police agreement must be head-; hours sleep in the last 48 hours. beUnvea mof* «• • garments insured to last played Finch’s role. time any mailed return post­ Doctors oiriered ber to bed. The case was front page news been found. marked befors midnight on ed by S-man adminiatrativa coun- (Contlnned en Pace SevsntMa). to enlarge the Anv* pnny of four evaluation. * front and back yoke • elastic waist inserts SHOE D E PT...... the chilly morning of July ( A delay la twmsferrlng McCann (Oeatiiiiied oa Fac* Eight), deadline day. •. •dl. Main Floor, Rear .959, when tbs body of-Barbara (OeatlBued oa Fa(s, Nine). • wa pick-up and deliver! natural, tan, pawter 3.99 . ' % - 1