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/t 'f/V|- V MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1962 ATerage Daily Net.Preaa Ron \ ; i*>GE FOURTfeEN / The Weather i^Iaurbrstpr lEnrtttng Hi^ralb For the Week Ended inne t, IMl l^orecast of U. B. Weather Bnrede Manchester. Assembly, Order of '^".Hoae Co. No. 1, Eighth District Workers for St. Bridget’s sum- The Emanuel Churchworofii, i All adult/active In girl scouting I Memorial Temple, Pythian Sla­ FALSE 1EETH Partial rloaring, epoler tonlghL in thftyManchestpr area wUI meet, ter*, will meet fomorrow.at'8 p.m. Rainbow for Girls, will meet to­ Fire Department, will meet to­ ner festival, to be held Thursday, Emanuel Lutheran Church, will i night at 8 at fire headquarters That Lootta 13,601 Low 66 to 60. WedneMlay fair, sponsor a atrawberry festival Wed-; tonight at 8 at the Watkins-West at Odd Fellows Hall, Flag Day will night at 7:30 at the Mationic Tem­ About To^ June 14, will meet in the church ple for initiation of candidates. Of- Main and Hilliard Sta. Member of the Audit pleaaanL High In mid to upper 70a. basement tomorrow at 10 a. m. to nesday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on! Funeral Home, 142 E. Center 3t„ be observed. RefreahmenU will be NaadI Hot Embeurratt ■«ue«n a( Otreulatloe the church grounds. The Salvation I to pay respects to the late Mliu servrfd. hcers will wear floor-length whll8 Manchenter— 4 City of ViUage Charm tAurenc*' P. Rubinow, son of ielp In the kitchen and report on gowns. Members and tho.se In the The Army-Navy AuxUiary will Msnr wearers of false teeth have Judji^e: and Mrs. Jay E. Rubinow, ickets and baked goods for the Army band ^llC play. Members o f: Jennie Wind. i ' suffered reel embarrsstment bcoeuse the P ris^ la' Circle are in charge . ! There will be a special meeting choir will wear street-length white sponsor a card party tonight at 8 their pUte dropped, slipped or wab­ 49 PtUctn St., was graduated yes- estival. I dresses. at thd club house. bled St Just the Vrrong time. Do not tarday from Mount Hermob: of arrangements with Mrs. Ernest Members of the executive of the. British American Club to- live in fesr of this hsppenlmt to you. VOL. LXXXI. NO. 214 PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1962 (Olaselfled Advrrtlelng on Page-18) PRICE FIVE CENTS School for.boys. Mount Hermon, Mias Mary Proctor, 80 Fairfield W-, Johnson and Mrs. V(ct0r John: board of the Children's Services of morrow at 8 p.m. Just sprinkle a little PASTXETH, son co-chairmen. Tickets may be Misi Evaline Pentlahd and Miss Hose and Ladder Co. No. 1, the alkaline Inon-acldi powder, on Maas. While at the school, he wa.‘- U.. left by jet from Bradley Field Connectneut Auxiliary of Man- — - our pistee; Hold falie teeth more a member of the dande band and Saturday for California, wher^ she obtained from any member of the Chester w’lll meet tomorrow at 1:46 Members of the Mr. and Mrs. Geneva Pentland. 84 Adelaide Rd., town fire department. will hold its Srmly, eo they feel more oomfort- / the achool band for two years. He circle Or at the door. In the event p.m. at the home of Mrs. Paul Chib of .Temple Beth Sholom inter­ and Miss Gertrude Liddon, 49 Gar­ annual hydrant test tomorrow. eble. Does not sour.-Checks "piste will visit Mr. and Mrs. JameS Wy- of rain the festival will be in Liithcr odor breath". Oet PA8TERB at received a letter in ba.aeball. :ie of Santa \na, Calif. Mrs. Wylie Marte,'179 W. Vernon St. ested in bowling will meet tonight den St., are on a tou.r of Norway, Members will leave the hose house dniK counters everywhere. Hall at the church. Strawberry ei 8 at the Parkade Lanes. •Sweden and Denmark. at 6 p. m. : State N ew s Is the former Mls?i. Sarah Donnel­ shortcake, coffee and punch will Top Business Chiefs Stuart A. Savage, son of Mr. ly of Manche.ster. Reservations will close tomor­ and Mrs. Ralph Savage, 18 Weaver be served. row for a dinner of the Golden Rd.. was graduated yesterday Manche-sler Lodge of Masou.s Age Club Thursday at 1 p.m. at Bridrton Academy, North J>avid H. Glister, boilerman sec­ the Walnut Restaurant. Members U.S. vHy, meet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. Bridgeton, Maine. He was a mem­ ond class. U.S. Navy, soi? of Mr. may call Mrs. Paul St. Lawrence, WiU Assist Kennedy ber of the varsity football team^ After a bu.slness meeting, the Fel- and'Mrs. Harry R. CusteiT»159 Hil­ 42A Bluefield Dr., for reservations. the tennis club and the ski club. lowcraft degree will be conferred liard St., recently returned to Long with David R. Spencer, senior He has been accepted for jtdmis- Beach, Calif., aboard the amphibi­ Daughters of Uberty, No. 125; Girl, 13, Dies; Sion to Nichols College lij-the fall. waidcn. presiding. There will be ous as.sault carrier, U.S.S. Prince­ a social hour with refreshments. will meet tomorrow at 7 :30 p.m. at ton. after an eight-month tour of Orange Hall. Mrs. Edw'ln Jacob­ Halt O utf lo.w of Gold Crash Victim The Robertson^School PTA will duty In the western Pacific. son. worthy mistress, will conduct rs A MAN'S WORLD Robert W. Anderson, son of Mr. hold Hs annual ramily picnic to­ s memorial service. The Past Mis­ In Waterbury morrow 1^ * p.m. on the school and Mrs. Walter A. Anderson. 20 By LARRY OSIUB ^the sharp decline in stock prices Despite Agreement St. Margaret's Circle, Daughters tress Cluh will meet after the reg­ grounds. 'William Cleavage will Avondale Rd., has been named to all this week at are raising a false Usue. of Is.ibella,. will meet tomorrow at ular meeting. (AP) WATERBURY (AP) — dirpet games, with prize.s for wln- the dean's list at Bryant JDollege. 8 p.m at the K of C Home. | main stX , A group of top ranking busi­ Two of his most fi'equent Re­ flirs. Families will bring box Providence, R. I., where he is a publican m^lcs—Senate Minority Norma Perez, 13, died today nessmen has agreed to C lunches and coffee, ice cream and member of the Key Sofiei.y. an The Women's Home I.eague of manchester Lttder -Eveirett M. Dlrksen of Il­ at St. Mary’s Hospital here, soft'-drinks Will be available. In honor attained by outstanding the Salvation Army will meet to­ examine the Kennedy admin­ linois and House Minority Leader about 12 hours after she and case of rain, the picnic will be scholastic achievement. MI 3-4123 Charles Halleck of Indiana—ham Kennedy Says morrow at 2 p.m. in the junior hall. | ALL IN ONE STORE istration’s steps to halt the her sister were struck b.v a ; -p, . ' A. • J Wedntaday at 6:30. Mrs'. Margaret Therrlen, Mrs. Ann | mered away again Monday on the The WCTU of Mani healer will HOUSE R HALE balance of .payments deficit station wagon on North M ainlj4 f l f * Young and Mrs. Alvina CTiagnon and to make recommenda­ subject of the economy at a news Far East Aid The ladies Auxiliary of the Zipser meet at the South Methodist Church will serve as hostesses. SHOP FOR ALL YOUR conference. St. ■ Club will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. tomorrow for the last time this SO you can't forget FATH ER'S D A Y, Sunday, June 17th tions on how to stop the Re­ "It lias become clear that the Nprma died of multiple head and * at the club house. season. Members wishing to sew .Mi.ss Carole Lyrtne Duma.s ; MATERNITY NEEDS sulting flow of U.S. gold Kennedy administration has got I body Injuries. Her 7-year-old sis- Curbing Reds Not Fixed on sruffies will meet at 10 a.m , daughter of Mr and Mrs .1. Doug- : America moving again—but in the ter, MilAgos. was reported in fair and are reminded to bring sand­ BIA1LSE8. SKIRTS, SLACKS. abroad. las Dumas of .IS Meadow Ijine The busines.smen. headed by wrong direction,” Dirksen said. I condition. wiches. After a shoii business meet­ and Miami. Fla., graduated from | BRAS, GIRDLES. The sccldent occurred several By WALTER R. MEARS ing at 1 p.'m., flowers w-ill be de­ SWEATERS and SWIMSLITS U.S. Steel. Corp. Chairman Roger "The -Stock market's crash' haS Miami. High School today. ^ .Miss' M. Blough. conferred with Presi­ supplied the evidence. hours after their mother, Mrs. I.sa- WASHINGTON (AP) — In Accord livered to shut-ins. Members are i Duma.s has been at the Florida A'T bella Perez, had married Pedro requested to bring flowers in con­ dent Kennedy for an hour Monday Hallecx said of Kennedy's pro­ A Cornmuniat military ma­ school for two terms and i.s an posal to cut income taxes next Santiago. She was notified of the LECLERG tainers. night. Afterward. White House accident at a reception for her chine of 200 combat divisions, By 8PKNCER DAVIS lionor student. She attended i preak secretary Pierre Salinger year: "Evidently this means that FUNERAL HOME Manche.ster High School and Ben- j Glazie/s and her new husband. more than 4,000 jet war­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Members of Eliza Cliaproan Jay net Junior High. .She has tenia- ; Corsst and Uniform Shop said they had agreed to. make, Patrolman Ernest Deal, who was Circle, North Methodist Church, the balance of payments Mudy. (Continued on Page Twelve planes and sizable naval The United State.s will keep live plans to enter the University | 681 Main St.—Afanrheater driving south on North Main St. at forces menaces the freedom MINERAL will meet Wednesday at 1 p.m. at of Miarfianfl. ' ■rhe meeting followed Kennedy's the time, aaw the accident. He aaid military foi-ces in Thailand the church and go to’the home of appeal Monday in a Yale Uni­ the two girls apparently darted In of 300 million people in the for the time being despite the SERVICE Mrs. .lonathan I^w, 19 Baldwin versity commencement speech for front of the station wagon operat­ Far East, President Kennedy Rd., for a meeting and picnic. May to Reveal agreement of neighboring WALTER N. cooperation between the govern­ ed bv Marjorie Clapp. 20, of 896 told Congress today. Members are reminded to bring a ment and all segments of the Woodtick Rd. Laos’ three political pr’jpces LEO .ERC plate, cup and silverware. In the economy. GOP Primary To coiinter it. Kennedy repot ted, to form a coalilihn gov^ Director ewnt of rain, the meeting will be Stop Look and See The girls were struck near the the United Stales b(x>at^ milllary in the church at 2 p.m. Salinger said of the meeting: curb. aid to Its Far Ea.atern Allies dur­ ment. all the wonderful things HOUSE and ‘"The President feels that this Plan Tomorrow High U.S. offidnls. In diaclosing Call Ml 9-5869 H.\I>E SHOE REPAIR and HAT CLEAN­ ing fiscal 1961 to a total of *782.2 23 Main BtreeL Manchester kind of cooperation is most im­ Bike Rider Killed million. this today, said thev believe the ING can do for you: portant and is the kind of cooper­ HARTFORD (AP) _ Ed­ threat of a Communlat-dnmlnated NEW HARTFORD (AP)- A 16- Reporting to CongreM on mutual • .Salin shoes dyed to match any ation that can be most helpful be­ win H, May Jr. today sched­ .security programs, Kennedy said I-aos haa been aveiled. at least tween business ‘ and the govern­ uled a press conference tomor­ vear-olci youth riding his bicycle for (he present. PRESCRIPTIONS color. row at 9:30 a.m. at the Hotel down Roiite 219 Isst night wa.s 1961 marked the start of “Tha • Orthopedic work by prescription ment.'’ transition from what was pi1- However, the new I„aollan gov­ Fre'P D eliv ery In his speech earlier In the day Bond. struck headon by a car. He died ernment Is expected to be loo May will announce whether m'nutes later. mailly a decade of defense to a followed to the letter. Kennedy had declared: decade of development." weak at the outset to halt the FABRICS U G G E H DRUG • .Ml kinds of shoes .stretched. If he plans to challenge John AI- The victim wa.s Marvin Ro- threat of Red Infiltration from "The solid ground of mutual aop for the Republican guber­ maniello, son of Mr. and Mrs. The past decade has seen the .VOO|. FOR •SHOPPINf) I’ARKADF you don't want us to stretch your strengthening of many of our neighboring N»»vth Viet Nam. confidence hi the necessary part­ natorial nomination at a stated Frank Romaniello. U.S, troops in Thailand, which RCG.S...... Lb. ^ S c shoe.s, own your own stretcher, nership of government with all wide primary. State Pdl'ce said the driver of Mends and allies ao that they have been enabled nol only to thrive now number, about 4,800, are be­ JRAPERV we sell them. sectors of our society in the May lost the nomination to the car. Philip Bergstrom, 30. sl.so ing retained there aa a protection steady quest for economic prog­ AIsop by a vote of 337 to 317 of New Hartford, was pa.ssing an­ without our grant assistance, but FABRIC.S .. Vd^l.so • Platform on shoes removed. also to bear an increa.sine share of against Communist Infiltration ress.” on the eighth ballot at the other vehicle when he hit Ro- into that U.S.-allied country. • Heels restyled to modern slim The Preside.nt al.'W) said those GOP state convention last manlello's bicycle. the reapphaibility at helping the heels. who blame his administration for week. le.a.s-developed nalions" he said. The . United States is concerned, RUMMAGE But^Kennedy .'oild U.S. aid goals too, about the infiltration of Com- ^ • .\ll kinds of shoe poli.shes and 102 to 120 of economic and social progrest munlat guerrillas into pro-Weatern accessories. HARTFORD (AP)r—The State through self-help, long-range de­ South Viet Nam via a corridor • Ifats cleaned and blocked by ap­ Disagreenient on Nixon Motor Vehicle Department’s daily velopment and loans "cjin be real­ through southern Iaos, This flow SALE record of automobile fatalities ized . . . only if the strength and is expected to continue. proved factory method. The Wheel of Death U.S. officials are hopeful that s WE GIVE il^: GREEN STAMPS a thus far this year and the totals will of the free world against By Anderson-Shea on the tame date laat year: overt aggression and subversion Three New Jersey state troopers were killed yesterday in this crash on the New Jersey Turnpike the 14-natlon Geneva conference SHOE REPAIRING— SECOND TO NONE:" 1961 1962 on Laos can meet by the first Auxiliary VFW from within Is maintained." at Kearney. Bus struck police , car from rear, crushing it. The police car, with roof light flash­ WISH DAD THE BEST... Killed ...... 102 120 Fifty-six nations are receiving ing. was proceeding slowly, escorting a truck which had become diaahled. Story on Page 10. week of July, or poesibly sooner, Rocky Seen Choice (AP Photofax). , to put into offect the agreements Orange Hall— Downslaira military aid now, the report said, which will naturalize lAos and Riccuiti Accused "but the program in Western remove It from the cold war Piiattoi ittaia HOUSE 8.. HALEI WASHINGTON (AP) — T h e Europe has declined ahaiply. and arena. Center Street SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE the larger countries are using their OPEN T IIJ. 9 P.M. USE OUR OAR STREET EN'TRANCE-r-MI 8-4128 Civil Service Commission confirm­ H a rtfo rd Testifies Prince Bouvanna Phouma, pro- Cheney Hall, Hartford Rd. .lune 14th— 9:00^A.M. Till? Of GOP for '64 Race ed yesterday that it»la investigat­ own funds to purchase defense mler-dMlgnate . of the new coali­ ing a charge that Connecticut equipment from the United tion government, it expected to X*tt«rl««tfBir S b c Iu i v State Labor (Jommisalon'er Renato SUtes." head the I-aotlan delegation at choose from lightweight cottons, California B y J A O K ^ L L ovv Jon^M SO Indiia* mltUonaire. Jersey committeeman, said he Dempsey's budget recommenda­ the Senate Investigations itubcom- ; Miss Singleton said the existing There is solid support (or the Federal Aviation Agency said IrliiU off to ftJD.42. had found to be a general recog­ tions. adopted a budget of its own. Monday the shot more than 500 mlltee: system allows chib owners to re- An hour enrUrpyifn loon wnn 7.0.V idea that’ Sen. Barry Goldwater if nition among his colleagues that and thus was forced to accept a "The nstlonnl press and the po- quire that GlrU comply wl'h Ariiona deaerves at least second miles ever the Johnston Island TrniiliiK for thi» flmt underwear! "there Is only one candidate at bill designed to meet that budget. test area is expected to blot out lice records In cities throughout "house, rules " under which they threo h<»u|^ totabnl 2.47 million place on the 1964 ticket ae sposes- this time and that's Rockefeller." Bailey made the remarks at a the United Stales contain reif-ords must, she charged, perform In vlo- n h n r e * l.*fi million In tiaan for the party’s conservatives. instantly all high frequency radio News I idbits communications In the Pacific of AGVA members ranging from lallon of law or nol work, ttiA^^jpdmpRrnhlr porloil Monday, All of this seems to shake down (ConUntied oa Page Eltteef^) (UoBtinued on Pnge Twelve) from the AP Wires lewd and indecent public perform- She said Jackie Bright, former to the belief that, at thU sUge Some of the disruption will last lor 3 hours or longer, the FAA said. ance to the serious charge of pros- president and now administrative y'lt TRUCKS CKAHH. BURN Rockefeller is the man most like­ tltution. I secretary .of AGVA. could stop ly to arrive at the top of the The tirst high-altitude test shot WlllinKion- (AP)-^^Two Trar- ended...... disastrouslyUov. .John June N. DempBey 4 when Aeyz he "These fads have been brought j Utr trall^rN and thf»lr carftoea ticket—providing he does not a Thor missile carrying the war- I* "ot going In be ‘.‘ataniii^rd" to the attention ?i( the national (Continued on Page Twelwdf atumble over some now unfore- But Congress May Decide hiim ^ fflrly today after a rolll- head aloft wax purposely de- i into ceiling a apeclal seHslon o ( ______^______—------::------— alon on the Wllhiir Crima Hlfh* aten obstacles in hia bid for re- atroyed after the rocket tracking Ihe General Aa.scmbly just be< au«e eteetion with a rounding ma­ uay. Roth triirka were carrylnif system developed trouble! of a Republican platform proposal n / ;- | V z .e .w .l I .'.a le load* of nilxrd .ehpmIraU. Mnma YOUR FAVORITE jority. The presence ol three Soviet In-.Pledging Immediate action on .Sen- rr lUl Ull. jeCUritY tjUlK In these circumstances National of the ehemleala exrdoded dur* Leftist Holds Lead strument ships within 10 to 15' ate redlatrlctlng . . . The defen.ie------—— •X'" Init 4he blare. The drlvem of tha Oohimitteemaii George L. Hlnman milas of the Pacific test area was attorney for a New York State 8u- tnirka were treated for Injurleft of New Tork le playing it ceql- announced by the Defenae Depart-; preme Court justice accused of B^man aaye—and this ie con-' at the .lolinM»n .Memorial Hoa|H« ment 18 days ago. It said they, conspiracy to ohstruct aayx the tal, Stafford ^SprlnK:M. They, uera firmed by other key committee were obviously on a large-scale; Brooklyn jurist and his congress- Kennedy Aide^ Seeking members—that he la asking no In Peruvian Voting identifleil an Mlehnel N, Damhni, military Intelligenci collection ■ man brother are Innocent victims FATHER! commitments for his candidate. 47, of 7fl5 Sorne»*vr!e .Ave.. So*n- mission. of "International crooks.” erA'Ille, Mbh**,. and Erneaf Ba­ "All 1 am doing la trying to find It appeared the Soviet research Tanga.nylka Prime Minister R. out what the situation is in indi- LIMA, Pern (AP)—Leftlat Fer-»1.6 mlltlon, about 76 per cent of Medicare Compromise rone. 4ft, of 22 Bay Rd.r Revere, nando belaunde T erry, forged out the registered voter*. ships . may . have collected data M. Kawawa delenda the Peace .Maan. , vidpai states.” be said. "We want ...... ■' " ’ a legislators "to know more about what is go­ front today in moat unofficial Radio America, which called. It- from Sunday a _ pUne-dropped nu-1 Corps against counts of P en i'i presidential elec- self Independent in' the heated d e e '' device which exploded over charges that the yiiung Americana B.V I.D,MO.\D LKBRBTON •the rommltlee Kennedy would .3 ESCAPE AIX ATRAZ Ing on than we did in 1969." • ^ - were stirring up trouble in ' an- WASHINGTON ) AP) President i have no part of a nieasure which \ Rockckefeller made an abortive tltm but the three front runners campaign, reported Belaunde far HAN. FRANCISfX) (API — remained cloae together. The (insi out front with 340.08 votes to (Continued OR Paga Eight) ganylka Alabama leglalatora Kennedy's lieutenants and his leg-1 did not contain .Soi lal Security j ,j.|Jree convicts — all bank rob­ decision m ay oe up to Congres.-i. 296,981 for Ha.vn and '391,77 (or convene In a special session under Islative supporters are off on a finanelng for his health program bers — escaped during the night Belaunde, 50, claimed vlctory Odria. preesure from the federal eotirta new and criirlal quest a compro- for the aged. Everything else, so from Alcatraz federal prison In Rulmg Parly Slips even belore the complete returns Three other major radio ata- r k f k a f ls C m i n t f l t •o reapportion the legislature for mlse version of hi., health care these sources were given to be- Hao Frani'lsrti • Ra.v, the prison were tabulated after, one of the liona also had Belaunde In the V zxru saa a s "iv# ; plin~'^ich the House Ways and llfve, is .^negotiable. said loda.v. .Acting Warden Ar­ In Italian Elections moet turbulent campaigns in the load by varying margins. Two professors tell (nvestlgat- iMeahs Committee might accept. At a news • imfereni e House thur M. DolUson" said It ap- history of this Andean nation. The pro-Betaunde newapaper In Bus-Train Crash I Ing senators that proposed rner-j As the commiltee renewed con-j Repuhllean Lesder Cliarles A, ]M-ared the tliree con\"lcta shoved _____ ' gera of railroad giants could clear 'xideralion of Ihe proposal the j Halleck of Indiana tiaiL' note >f ROME (AP) — lUly’s ruling' With seven candidates in the Expreao gave him 484.312 votes; off from the Island on an Inipro- field, the top man piust get 30 Haya 449,638; Odria 396.29. BUENOS AIRES," Argentina tracks for nationalization of, white Houae* showed signs .Mon-jlhe ad.nmlslrstion s maneuvering visesl raft or drlft»"ood. Dolllson Christian Democratic party lost „i ground today in returns 'rom mu­ per cent of the vote plus one vote El Q|isfie<>.'..the afternoon edition (AP) Leading Argentine aur-l**** Industry" While further ,iay giving ground. Secretary! and ehnraclerized it as a sign'of Identified the three men as John for election. Otherwise Congress of the pro-Odria El Oomercio, re- gepna labored today to save many engineering studies of the two ‘ welfare Aoraham Rlhlcoffs defeat. W. Anglin. .32. and (larenea WASH'H'WIAA KHIT IIIV I nicipal eiecUona that provided the proposed sites for the state med-i ppQp,,xx|, to the panel In a elo.sed’ "T sav thev haven t got the A first major vote test of Premier cheoaea the president. Belaunde'* jkorted the lead had swung In Be- .voungstera gravely injured when .Anglin. 28. laith of Montgom- vote in most tabulations was hov­ launde'e favor. Earlier El Oomer­ a commuter trAin rammed a leal-dental school are under w’ay, xcsslon apparently signaled ad-j voles to get (hi.'' hill out of the er.v. .Ala.; and Ferris .A. Morrie, WASH •H' WIAH m SNItn ^rwmwMB —Won wwori Aihintore Panfani:s “turn >o the alto commission chairman William : ,^|p|xtratlon aeceptance of two! Ways and Means Committee or to XU, of Nevv Orleans, !.«. lowRden aaeiar. DOUUf-THlCXNESS left.” ering around the *3 per cent cio reported Odria leading. acliool bus jammed with mure S»*l prMiivo o»«K«r ■ Wan siAT with rwAY «mrcH insut mark> A different story came from L« than too school children Monday . N. Seery is'handed a petition pro-| pp^p^xltlona: | pas.< it in the House, ' Hallei k IM I N * * ■” ^ dashed upsta Fanfani had appealed for vic­ testing the. Farnilhgton location. 1. 'Unless, it Is subslanllally .said. "Theie is a growing aware- SENTF-VCED TO LII""E ««iw. UMO. •wtewerteelly cwafaiiwA la korfp wave* tory as an endorsemen'. of his Belaunde's two leading oppo­ Prensa, which backed Haya. It Two among the injured . died U W O SHRUNK. N ^ t rM8f»oaf The top men of Nigeria’s Par­ changed, the proposal ha.s no ness that this bill is nol good " Mr.Murpl'y “'J enough phone ^ center-left national government nent#—ex-dictator Manuel Odria, gave him the lead with 839,872 Monday night,-raising the death BRIDGEPORT (AP)—Hippo- •taiHc fwaraaNW tor Me ol ^■fanll^■ liament thank the United States chance of obtaining approval by The original admlnl.slration, pio- |||(, Colon, Yonhers. N.Y., was % *L Sitae t l •» 4ft. formed Oiree monUus»ago. But fi­ 66, and anU-Gommunist leftist Vic­ votes, put Belaunde ' in ' se'cond toll in .the crash at a (og-ahrouded for sending Peace Corps volun- bashed enp 9 • business office. _ bench. tor 'Raul Iteya de la Torre*. 67— railroad cro.tsing to 43. Eighty- ; the powerful tax-writing commit-1 posal wii.s for a s( liertule of lio.a- senteiiceil to life In state's prla- nal results from ‘the '34 largest place with 325.335 and reported leers to their African nation and . whx h has had it on the table pltal. nur.slng home and oulpaili-nl cities and towns in the elecUon were not conceding. Odria had ,375,811. But La n e n u one pernons, most of them chil­ on today foi" tho jealmisy slay. B.V.D. TEE SHIRTS ask (or more. . A bathing suit-clad ; , year. | benefits not Including oi dlimi y Ing here liMit April 8 of his es­ WISH H' wiAi AmiTK twin B.V.D. KNIT BREVS representing 3,467.099 of the total Supporters of Odria, who ruled said its projection of the vote, in­ dren under 10, were on the in­ woman found beaten to death hi thb country from 1948 to J966p'de- dicated Belaunde wopld end up jured list. 2. Unless the committee ap-1 doctor hllU to be available to tranged sweetheart. 14-yesr-old three million votes cast—gave the an abandoned gravel pit in Toms proves it. the measure has only I aged pcrsoijs retired under ftocial i .Nellda Cruz, an eighth grade Soil, iwawrtawe | can** llsal W WASirrwiAA M 9tn tour allied parties 49.8 per ce,« of l. OUppw •, Wnnr UHm SitM cR. the biggest prise in the we int­ tory. ed to be completed until next four hospitals to which the injured Three persons die in a four-campaigns ployers and enqdoyes. a n y 3 for 2.65 PoK.sl'ilc areas of . coniproinl.se j Get the iowdown te le p h o n e ft to 44. 3 for 2.65 Haya, leader' of the left-of-cen- Monday. , - I were taken from the crash scene vehicle e lisio n at South Kings- begin, . 1 oh.sI ilc areas of . mandatory term Imposed by Su­ end balloting in cities and . Asking-not to be quoted direct-i would include the scale of bene- perior Court Jiidgo John R. towns, eluded P a n e l ’s alliance ter APRA party, remained silent Belaunde went on 'televirion in'the marshy shantytown"vrea of town,. R. I...... About 100 panic- at hU home. Moat Ubulatidns by Monday (Right to proclaim himself Buenos Airek. striekea residents ore evacuated ly, committee supporters of the! fits to b* offered and the corres- Thim. Colon pleaded guilty last B.V.D. ATHLETIC SHIRTS B.V.D. WOVEN SHORTS by one seat. blll said in interviews tpat RIbi-1 ponding cost; provisions to ta';e month to second degree mur-. Although the election outcome neanpapers and . radi^televialon prerident-eieiet. and hia supporters Emergency calls for Mood from a burning New York build­ ■tatldna had Haya running second staged a victory parade through ^trahafuaioha brought 1,500 re- ing after an unidentified man tel­ coif’s comments left no doubt the care of persons nol covered by der In the shooting although ha was watched as a passible indica-^ administration earnestly wants a - Social Security, which, according' hod been indtetad eerllcr by » 6 9 c each 3 for 2.05 c each for' of the batiotiiig in the g(niMml to Betaunde. the streeta of the capital. Armed aponsea within two houra, police ephoned fire headquarters and 89 3 2.65 Ballou o u t *n Sunday’s election cries excitedly, "Fuego, Puego"— bill this year. 1 ----- ) grand Jury on a firs* degre* understood Rlblcoff told ' (Continued on Page Two) murder ohnrge. ^ - m r a p i -.Twa). wan aetbagtad total about iOaetiw* m ftufia Oa Page tba Mpaalib wont lor flr^ ? 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MANCHESTER tVEN ^G HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, JUNE 1?. i m MANCI EVENING;HERAL6. MANPHESTER. CONN,! ,TUESDAY. JUNE 12. 1962 PAGE THREE areas of Florids and -Brazil Into Riilil^^ P arty Slips that which other firms have done protected harbors of Jlliode island for federal urbkn renewal projects. Coventry ' Stitches 4-H Club recently visited I Sound and the Woods Hole, Mas.s., GOP Expected to Non^lnate Science Oqtepofceii the'Nathan Hale Homestead. It la rej^on. They die When the tern- In Italian Elections SheiiiWold on You Should Know.., Hi| service on Ui4 Manchester m aking plans foj- an annual picnic ' pci'iiture falls. G arden Club Sets at Amslon Lake. The club toon ! CHILDREirS Each yea*, millions of Ameii- Eddy fof^'State Senate Race board of diret^or* aras marked by -Radio Tonig (Continued' (rnin Page One> aom* outs|>oii*h oppbeition to the second prize In the annual Tolland : A t Work c lud l.^iropean .eels, in larval County Talent Show, with it.s skit. i HEALTH SAND T/iowmm j. Crockett program* of hla fellow Republicans. Luncheon i^ession 8ta<%. tiav el, up from their com ­ State' Rep, Roger Eddy of New- W TT DOC’BLB' The Young M others Club^ wil’ ' FOB SAND BOXES i elections next year, Fanfant Said »'gubehn^toriai nomination, will join fBOVES COStLV South dulcr He and- another Republicad,- Ray IM THE AiSOCIATED ^Re,SS mon birthplace In the .Saigasvo ' the May' g^pporteri ,to back Eddy. meet At 8 p. m. at the Nathan Hale | I hi.s goveinmeiit would not res gn I ington will probably bg nominated "'Ey Alfred Shelnwold ' North-South sruhteraMo Whan Manchester Country Coofier, voted with the Dem<>crats Coventry Gard«n Club was to We H. ENGLANO •uU StPMm lore. * c|ilrpln^ Sea .southwest ot Bermuda. ■ The delegates from Manchester N O R tH - on the board frequently, Crockett Community Cental. Hosle.s.ses'will i dairieo nm-thwe.sl by the •for the Republican fourth sena­ iihen you’re counting tricks for Club membara decided to buy land Television elect .officera at its annual iheet- ratfU tlon detector, erKj ob.'itacies. even if the coalition lo.st voles, r to the senatorial convention are 4k J 9 I 7 4 3 assesses his directorship . by say­ be' Ma. Raymond Caoiiette and LUMBER CO. Stream and by the time, lliey torial district post at the district penalty double, pay some atten­ Fr«i^ the town, and Boltoijj par­ •j OO Big 3 T heater (in lUT^p-eift A Kuaa Sunny a Inir today at the home . Mra. > Open All Day Saturday a gm^ by booeter rockcte ere on the j The alliance Includes the Chr‘s‘- ; William Forbes, 'Duatin Wood, V 1 T 4 ing 'he voted always according to ■ Uovi# at 5 (In profTMsi 37 • :UU Bachelor Father | Mrs. Noril.s Taibel. veer northeast with the Gulf convention Thursday' at the Wagon Alexander Penney and Atty, John tion to a reliable opponent's bid­ ent* decided they wanted a Junior •At the Green.” —MI 9-5201 itian. Democrat.'. Democratic So­ ding; U he Indicate*-^ unusual dis­ 0 J < 4 hig conscience, rather than as Bariy Show (tn proirr^u) lu .10 Password Walter S. Keller on Rt. 44A|^I^ot- .S<'liool 3ICIIUS •cimee menu: rcaph tne young adult stage, two Wheel R estaurant on- the Berlin ii. O. Rottner. Their aUeTnjites are party policy dictated. He voted Quick Draw McOraw t. 12 8:90 Dobie Gillis . RoberUso4i School: W ednes­ years after, the American rcl.s do cialists and Reinibllcan.s. with ou‘- tribution. don't count on all of your high echoM built for thelF chil­ Million Dollar Movie luck will be aerved at noon. Tpke. at 6;30 p.m. ; Russell Grannls, Vincent Genovesi, WEST s against hiring General Manager LK(* of Ri|f>y Alfred Hitchcock Presents day ; corn chowder, peanut but­ RwUetlm Detector —they, are off the coast of Eu­ aide siipiiorl pledged from t'lq So­ ; Chairman Shea and Eugene '-N. acea and kings to go through and 4 5 1 *AAQ1#* dren, they picked Thomae J. The nominating: committee to l E w Instant wBi-nini: if you're j cialist party formerly allied with Eddy’a name is the only one men­ win tricks. Martin because he opposed paying Hiehway Patrol ler and jelly sandwich, ihcc.se rope. ! Kelly. VAQ10 51 ^91 (Jack) CroCkett a* their; spokes- M artin *11,500 to sta rt. fi:15 Film Nfw Breed a pre.sent a alate of officei* In- slicks aiuT mixed fruit; T hurs­ iMliv exposed to radiation, a new, Although both types .rhari the the Commiini.ste. tioned .so far for the nomination, West thought he could win two 6:3& N4‘Wb Sporta Ik W#ath«r 9:00 Dick Powell Show 10. a 10 ___ The fourth and last .convention - OKS 0 « 7 m an. Crockett resigned last month cludea Mra. Earle W. Rose, Mr.s. day grilled f ranks on roll, devtee reaemWIne an over-sized '■ Gulf Stream highway, no Ameri­ The big gainers were the righ‘- which would pit him againm the hearts, a diamond and a club. East 6:10 W^ii Point ^ Red Skelton Show will be Saturday at the Hotel Bond 4K.372 *Q10 34 from insurance advisory commit­ 'HoUl^ JauMba Club Houaa lP.10 Ichabod and Me * IJ j Keller and Mrs. John H. West- aaiierkraiil. buttered hot vege­ Notice fountain pen fla.*hc5 a neon light can eel ever has been recognized of-cenler llheral', who ippoke DemrK'iatIc incumbent, Sen. ftred could surelv win a couple of tricks The big man is. a mugWuthp Trackdown Dick Van Dykf* Show ,j land. in Hartford when the sherins are * floirra a who tee. He had been s member since table and old-fashiuni-d ' coffee and niakes a chirping sound. in Europe, and no European eel ! Fanfani s left-leaning governme.it. Doory. who has announced he wdll chhsen. for his two Wds. South would go A None ■ from away back, man as-a Ttf rtiB P'l titB Yours For a Sons /' « .4uditoii of the club are Mra, I run again. down at least rWd tricks, and West Manchester director in 1952 cast 1957, serving as its chairman last Buma-ant! Alien 10:0o Clo.<«e.Up cake; Friday tuna fi.s.l: sarid- Containing a minialgre • Ueiger i ha.s been record-:d in North Amer­ I The fa.?clst.s on the extrem e A press conference will probably ^ K 6 3 year. H* is a past president of the 6:40 Men ol Oesimv Kakrd City ■ rniKsymond B, Bennett and Mrs. WE HAVE DAILY j right made only sligln gains de­ would be able to retire on the the lone Republican vote against wicli, vegetable’ stick.' oven-fried counter, and powered by a bat- ■ ica. Dr. Zlnn write.s. Manchester GOP Chairman John i be called tomorrow' at WSO a.m, 0 A Q 10 9 3 1 Manchester Board of Realtors, and K 46 Hiintlev RnnKiey |0. Cain's Hundif^d *!. 30 Brnest J. Slarkel. spite their most intensive ■lolitical profit from this hand, hiring General Manager Richard WaMer Oonkite K.Y. Mels vs Houston folts potatoes and ice cream cup. tery lasting abrml one month, thi.31 i F. l^hpr Jr, said he has not heaid 'at the Statler-Htlton Hotel in ♦ AJ63 the Mancheater Aasociatlon of In- 1*. IJsicke Park Ticket* DELIVERY TO THE S|ia(iF Obslncte Course . campaign slnc' the war. Mon- I th at anyone else is seeking thef West forgot that ^uth had bid Martin. 7 :U0 Million 'D ollar Movi* flarry, Moore Show J IJ Pot-Uino- t.'oventiy ’Grammar School: 8Mi-ounee personal radiation mon-i I Hartford by Edwin May. to.ah- SwMh WeH ■ Nortli Mmf aurance Agents. NVwj* amtrt.A K Weather 10:10 TBA A. 40; peinul.s and motor ve­ Wednesday pork and gravy iter was developed by ft. H.. I'il-! Boo.ster rockets to .launch men larchl'ts .slumped badly, even 'u 'senatorial nomination. ^ nounee whether or not he wil^ and rebld diamond* before showing 1 Pass 1 4 But the country club members He’s also a past president of To Tell the Truth il :Wi News. .Sports A Weather l ’ ■» j h id e atickers for uae at LIsicke the clubs. This indicated a 6-4 hold­ wiUi ma.'luxl |Kilaloes, Initialed worth and C. J- Borkowskl of the- or .satellite.' Into space nin a .se­ 1 their oldtime .strongliold of Na­ Eddy is a supporter of Edwin .challenge AIsop to a primary. 2 0 Pas* Pas* 2 4 and the Bolton parents decided he the Ehcchange Cliib, and a vice IJ. 401 Memorial Paik on Rt. 31 are now ing in those two suit-s. Moreover. American Odyesey 63 Bia News .'pimicli and applesauce cake; Oak Ridge. Tenn . National I>ab-' vere obstacle course. ples. -fi ■Aly Jr., who was defeated for the ! .'thea. who Is May’s eanipdlgn 3 4 Double 3 0 Pass was their man. because he’s deft Evening Report 8 Barry Barents ” ("(.iiiiuie available to local re.sidents from BOLTON South knew he was vulnerable and Pass Double All Pasa president of the Omar Shrine Club. Thiir.:«lay frankliirter.s ami oratory. Film badges and other i They may encounter lUrbulciU Deinoi ratio Socialist.' .'cored j gubernatorial nomiiration vSt the manacer. said that whichever way wdth a quip, can pack a verbal In 1949 jie married the former Hlahwav Patrol 13 11:15 Tuesday'Starlicht s; the Seleotmen's clerk at ihe Town stale convention last week. The had heard his partner passing. Opening lead — 4 5 7 :15 Film - t2 Tonlrhl a ram ie 33 10 1:00 lata News CMventry High .Sebool: W ednes­ by its flash and chirp when radi­ weekend s .3 million ballots were South 120 points (game) below the (Of the country club) want to go Junior Baseball League, serving SO Mr..and Mra. Club of Second day turkey iniat. potato salad, LENOX al Ion level.< are rl.sing, and gtve.s .shock.? and vibrations, and even Ica.'l. the Cliristian Democrats lost I majority in the 1980 elections three. And. In fact. South mpde line, a nibher bonus of 700 points, private." he said, “and another 50 8KE SATTKOAT'S TV FOR OOMPUCTE, LISTING Congregational Chiircli will have the thunderous noise may create four diamonds by careful play. Custer Crockett and the late Wil­ as president this year. He alsu Harvard beets, cimot and raisin an Indication, hy frequency of I over in per cent of the voles they I Rome. Naples. Pl.sa, Bart and Ori^talion Set 60 points for making the doubled or 60 would go along with it from coached a midget basketball team Ita annual chicken barbecue for 1 slaw, apple pie and clieeae: Thurs­ harmonic vibrations capable of South ruffed the first spade, cash-1 and 200 points for the liam J. Crockett. After graduat­ members at 7:30 p.m. June 16 at PHARMACY sound and light, how much. ,j I ret eived in local elections two j Foggia were the largest of these. outside.” this winter at the Community Y. day grilled franks with relish. .shaking the stnicuire to pieces, j years ago. ed the ace of clubs, and ruffed ovpnrick a total of 1,070 points. ing from Manchester High School the home of Mr. and Mps- Liulu.' 299 E. CENTER ST. There were elections in 44 cltie i I Bennel School ”A privately operated club in the class of 1937A, he went to His leisure activities include . sanerkruiit, sliced loipatoe.s, clioco- Oceanic Highway * i says R ichard V Rhode of the .Na­ The pal ly, while still Jtaly a of m ore than 10.000 population and club in dummy. He got back by The double was not a startling suc­ where anyone of the general pub­ A. Pettingill Jr. on Diinn Rd? tional Aei'onautfcs and Space Ad Western State College In Colorado, golf and relaxing at a summer Radio , late refrigerator cake: Friday The Gulf Stream Is an oceanic ] biggest, a 1.50 had sharp lo.sses in 52 tow ns of less th an 10,000. ruffing another spade and ruffed cess. lic is allowed to play is an Asset In charge will be Mr. and Mr.s. TEL. Ml 9-0894 ministration. An orientation program for par­ another club in dummy. He next was graduated i 1C42 with a ma­ house on Secoijd Bolton Lake in enda liatins ihclodM only thow newa broadraata »f 10 or 15-mtnat« Theunes T. Coopers, Mr. and Mrs. I tomato soop, assorted .'andwichcH superhighway, the 'most influen-i 1 Pl.'a where the Communists Daily QiieNtiun to the community,” he said. ■Vernon. and mixed fruit. r j Many improvements in loads \ made (rains. ents of sixth grade pupils in the ruffed a spade with the ace of jor in business and economics. lenifth. Aome atationa carry nthor abort nowaoaataL Harvey Morria and Mr, and Mrs tial river in the ocean." .says Dr, { and .Jtructiiral dynamics "are ur­ Rennet Junior High School area As dealer, yxiu hold: Spades—A "Young men, like at the aircraft, He was a combat engineer In the Malirolni W. Wood*. Members not Donald J. Zlnn, Univer.sity of. i The Christian Democrat.? and trumpe and niffed his last club gently needed to in.siiie structural will be held tonight at 7:30 in the K y 10 H; Hearts- 9 8. Diamond* want to play where their bosses Army, going ashore with the inva­ WDBCWlltt 7:.16 Showcase and Newa contacted and Interested in attend­ Mancliealcr Kvening Herald Rhode island zoologist. I their allies did better in the soiilh, Keith ^ill E with dummy's jack of diamonds. - 8 7; Clubs Q 10 5 4. What *9 play. It ^ves them a little feel­ (>»» Ti»d«y ftn Wall Street 8:00 Detroit at Yankeea integrity and reliahililj of cur­ junior high. At this stage South was sure to sion of Saipan and remaining there 10:30 Showcase and Newa ing have been asked to call any of (kivrtilry n-orrcHpondcnl, F. I'aiil- A p i p l y f o r ! apparently because of Fanfani's you say 7 ing of Job security. O ld Somanhises 6:111 Bisliop ■ Corner E ach su m m er and early fall. It i rently planned space flights and W ashin^on-Lee George Bradlau. Bennet prin­ win nine tricks. He continued hy for two years. Upon his discharge 8:06 Raynor Shines 13:15 Slsn Oft the committee members by toitay. Ine IJttIc, tricfihone I'llerim carries dozens of species of trop-' plans lo help underwrite industri­ as a first lieutenant in 1948 he 1:(^ News A Sian Off S-6JS1. mi.ssions, " he says. alization in the poverty-stricken cipal. will give an Illustrated tajk ruffing awiother spade, reducing to AH.swer: Bid one spade, 'you can ’’The town would be well off re­ Those attending the barbecue are leal fish northward from the on student sctivlties, and teachers stretch a point to open the bidding ceiving an estimated *12.000 for went to work for Hartford Acci­ Now Available WRAV^-ait to bring their own silverware. .southland. Nortn Italians and con­ Timothy Jpdes Keith, son of Mr, two trumps and three hearts. West 6 Paul Harvev News Iw'ill lead tours of the school's refused to over-ruff, hoping South when you have a very strong spadt taxes each year, plus the $200,000 dent and Indemnity Insurance as 6:.10 Sound StiuEF Four from Area Briefs >- ■ *Free .S r/io«/s’ f.’osf/v servative groups oppli.'p sharing ^ mX. TM WeeeX Ts4 a claims adjuster, then switched their pio.speiity with the .south­ ' aq^ M ra_^/K verett T. K eith. 119 I facilities. All parents Of sixth would nin out of trump.'. suit. cash for the land, the six holes on Manchester Hi|fh School year­ 6.4(1 Weather S|H>rts The iocisi progi ams conducted J a rviA B id I rOW vaders who will attend Bennet in the other side (of S. Main St.l. to .selling stocks and bonda for books of variotis years dating ' 1:00 Kdxvsrd P Morgan Tuesday evenings al the American erners. jpHkin/fft , haa been, graduated South next led the queen of dia­ For Sheinwold's 36-page booklet, Good body; 7:1.S ReiHirt Yale Graduates RIPPON. Wis Tile hidden costs eptember are invited. and the three holes the club's will­ from are available at the 7 .10 N'pht Flight Legioir Home on Wall St. will at.iil MRS. ROMAN of free piibllr schooling rate just The governiiient parties in­ ■ frorer the Loomis School in Wlnd- mond.' lo West's king. West got ”A Pocket Guide to Bridge." send O il Stale ProjecI out with a trump to South's ten. 60c to Bridge Book, Manchester ing to build for them.” In 1947 he opened hi.s real estate hi(fh school. 10 no Mets At at 7:30 p.m. tn the fiiliire inslead Reader and Advisor below "mental inability" among creased their vote in Naples and ' »J Fom- MancheateC are* .stiKienis Columhia South then led a heart, and West Evening Herald. Box 331,8, Grand The Bolton school situation is and insurance firm in Manchester Jay Stager, advisor to the —itM of at 8 p.m. ' the five top causes of tiigh-school won city council control in the, He played varsity soccer and A(),(MH) PlaiilA in Garden and began going to Jaw school 6 0(( New* Weather A Sporta were graduated yeajerdsy from HA RTFORD Selves all problems in all walks i-oi-n of Bari and was a member of the glee club, had to .yield a h eart trick to dum ­ C entral S ta„ N Y . 17. N Y. complicated by a ’’very selfish SomanhlR staff, .says the school 6 ,10 Financial Rej>oil The Gleaners' Circle of Second The Jarv is Coii- ' dropouts^ school prim ipals in a re- nights at the University of Con­ has A .surplu.e of SomanhUse.9 for Yale University, including two Congregational Churcli will have sttu ctlo n Go. of Ot life. 106 Church St . Hart­ Foggia dramatic society, goljf club and TA-VPA. Fla. The Bu.sch A iiffola Mi.s.sioner m y’s ten or. South's king. I C opyright 1962, G eneral F ea- group” of ’’professional obstruc­ 6:1,6 Aibum of the Day I ...... Manchester lias i cent Ripon College survey report. tionists," he said. necticut in Hartford. Hik partner, the years 1035. 19.37. 1938. 1910. 6 46 Three Star Rxtra from Manchester and one each ita annual dinner this evening al siibmitled tile appiireiW low bid for ford. Conn. 247-31,18. No ap­ I The costs were said to he linked Voting was held In ISjW'clties Darwin Club. Keith will attend Gariens in Tampa has a display If West had pa.ssed three dia- lutes Corp. I pointment necessary who specializes in the insurance 1943. 1944. 1945. 1947. 1948 1950. 7:06 ('onversaiion Pi're from Ro('kvllIe and Vernon. the General Lyon Inn in I’omfret. it,,'>00 feet of bitiimimnis concrete I to such things as prom.?, photos, and to...,.'. \..iere t.o j ayCy (/.■ W ashington and Lee College in of 40.000 p ’Ant*. 200 sp^ciRl of To Talk on W ork Old GHard Opimsed end of the business. Is William 7:10 New* of the World 1951. 1952, 1953 and 1960. He said 7:46 GrAnd*tand Band*land The Mancheater gradliatea were meeting at 7:15 at the flinch paving on Hebron Avenue in Glas- cars, risss rings, and trips. alii ion had been abl^ lo win a the fall. Rhnibji. jnd rirp-hird dijiplays. The (Old guard doesn’t want anv Rood. Crockett went to law school Richard Brown Yules, son of Ally, schools, because the schools would anyone Interested in buying them R:(^> *| Red Sox Com m unity Hou.se. loiibory. The Stale HIgliway De­ The Rev. Duane V. Wain, former Social Security Link for two years before dropping out. may leave his name and telephone and Mrs. H erm an Yiilea, 107 Steep- Volunteer mothers asal.'ltng partment said yesterday Jarvis of­ cause immediate tax increases and He's now working toward his de­ numberniimhpr withuHth the Office sw itc h -'--111:16 Sf>orl* Final hollow Lane, who received a minister of Columbia Congrega­ would attract new young families 11 ,10 Starlichl Serenade with Ihe cta,s.ses of South t’oveii- fered lo do Uie work for *381,- BENEnOAL gree from the American Institute board. 12 .6.^ New* and Si^n Off bachelor of arts degree, and David Iry Cooperative Nursery and Km- 371.82. Joseph Ventura of Daniel­ tional Church, and Mrs. Wain, will which would necessitate more F I N A N C E C O I of Real Rstate Appraisers, which WPOP-1411 McKechni* Hay, .son of Mrs. dergarlen this week will he Mia son bid |8t..587 for 3,400 feet of be honored guests at an Informal schools and still hlglter taxes, he ^ entails a ijlfflpult series of coiirs's, 6:(K( >s White buoys have been placed higher gust* shifting to north to at intervals around the shore line northeast this morning with veloci­ N EW YORK F o rty p e r cent of of Columbia Lake to define the ties 10 to 20 knots coniinuing to­ the employes in health-insursnta saftey area for swimmera. night. Winds becoming light and groups approved last year in the William Jacobus, chairman of variable mostly eajterly 10 knots T’nited States have their employer the To’.vu s special committee on' on Wednesday. Visibility 2 to 4 Day the full coal of cqv4rage. In SIAINLESS in a TABIEWARE .'a'Ply and boat ordinances for miles in showers and thundershow­ 1960 the figure was 34"; per cent. Columbia l-ake. calls attention to ers improving to 5 miles oi- more the buoys, sndu.the.se rules: No with clearing late today and to­ MAPI BY THi INTHNATIONAL SILVIR COMPANY sw im m er is to leave a rea , unles.s night. accompanied by a boat. Only boats Marine Observations: .MATINEE DAILY 1 :8« operating at an "idle ' are’ to be Block Island Wind southwest y - inside the safety area. All boats 11 knots, temperature 63, visibllltj- 4 L'* MrAlAll] START TO BUnO YOUB SCRtAeS ROW... ABO TO IT nijerating at a speed above "idle" 2 miles, rain. COMPACT FALCON are lo stay outside of the safety Monti^uk Point - Wind west 5 W££R BV w ees-AT BAROAIR RRIOTSI area. Copies of the ordinances con­ knots, temperature 60, sea 3 feet, visibility 5 miles,, rain Glenn Ford, Charles Boyer . Amsrica's best-selling com- trolling boat operation are avsil- •‘FOCR MOR>iE.ME.\ OF ihle at the town clerk's offu*. All Groton - Wind cairn, leinpera- ^ pact. Improved version «f last tu ie 66. visibilit}' 2 hriiles. rain and THE ,4P<)C.\LVP)SE” noat operators and all lake users , In Color l:,30-8:00 PUCE* w . year's record-busting gas­ are urged to obtain a copy. fog W e s t h a 111 p t o n Beach. Long .Also .All C artoon F eatu re ^•'1 saving Six. 6.000 miles between oil changes, after initial ' Manchester Evening Herald Col- Island - Wind southwest 8 knots, W E G IV E 1,000-mile change. Now 14 happy models, your big­ iimbia ooreeapondwit, .Mr*. Donald tem p eratu re 64, ri'ib llity 1 2 mile, "MAGIC BOV” In Color First ■ fl - i rain and fog, 1:00-6:35-10:8^ R. Tuttic, telephone Af^xlsmi' if If I. *r - *d L . d •• i, d im'm " ‘ gest compact choice! Save today! 8-S4I5. ------I knots, lemperatuif 66, .visibility 2 Wed.: Distie.V's "M.iMia Pilot” National miles, rain and fog. . Stratford Point Wind .soiith- CR.E.EN Jack M ay Named eaat 4 knots, tem perature 67. visi­ Stores .STAMPS. bility 1 miles, rain and fog. NEW'SIZE EAIRLANE Stratford Shoala W ind west 5 Hcike Co. 2 Head ■Phone MI 8-7832- knots, temjre'iatiire 69 sea calm, 4-PC. PLACE SETTING Jack E. May. 46 Russell St., was visibility 8 miles, cloudy. E N D s t o n i g h t : MFIIS Eatons Neck Wind soiiUiwest America's best-selling new- Sleeted capt .'in of Hos# Co. No. 2,, Walt nisnev’s “3Ionn Pilot” PIIICE* 8 knots, lemperatuie 70, .sea calm.’ Shouii At 8:30 and 7:05 P.M. Town Fire Department, at its an­ SCE Nw “Awwicon FoiMom size car. Big ear room, com visibility 7, rain showers. Also , ‘ZRliie H aw ati” Stytocroff" hofiDw kontfl* kniH nual dinner meeting last night at! .HalWwtaiidl* pact handling and savings. Thrifty Fairlane Elvds Preslej — »ty(od for k#4uty — croft*4 the firehouse at the Center. i Shown ..At 5:15 anj 8:50 for »wvk« . . . « wporiot cvh S ix or optional V-8. Twice-a-year mainten­ Others elected were Roliert ^ Start* Tomorrotr! • Diaaat laik • SaW (oHt Nnf imfl>*»>*w< wNH ance (or every 6.000 miles)-30.000 milei .^tavnilsky. first lieutenant; Rus­ STANLEY WA'?NER Wo4m of euM«fy HMf 9o sell Mnthia.son. second lieutenant; between major lubes. Save today! Alillon L. .‘'tavnilskv. secretary: — e J j M i p a M IjNKMIM PRIZES Henry B Agnew, treasurer: and STATE Everett Kelsey and Sherwood T ruem en ,Sr., stew ards. STARTS TO.MORRGW $1.99 VALUE Shown A t -5:15 and $i45 t>.M. LUXURY-SIZE GAUXXIE Mnrkcls Competitive Pirtf NcfUnal toys '*fbof»k you** *o iti loyal evttomort with tbn •xcittag AND eiFIS! CHICAGO The t.vpical ne'V su- pfrmtirket opened in 196l hsd 4 9 moooy-toviog oBor. You'N, bo preud to America $ easiest toow n lux- eompKtition from a t kea.'t thi-ee own o compiolo torvico in tbit levoly, yitnrlJV L ury car. Trend-setting Thun- others in the .'Sme neighborhood, • E.\DS TOMtilfT • oxcHmYO* modom yot troditionol pot- the super Market Institute ,re- "ROME A D V EX TC R E” tom^ Eocb ptoco It flowlottly croHod by derbird styling. Optional Thunder- ports. ■’ "LIGHT IN PIAZZA” eoMPfitt W IT H a n y Nothing to buy, think up or write! It's easy! Simply fill in your name M fR C H A S I iH world fomoM mokof. At for torvico, bird power that outperforms the only you cbo'l boot ifomloti. . . to proet^eol anid .send it in. Prizes? VVotU 6 Grand Prizas that include every­ country’s most expensive luxury __ , m — w o n 't forntth. mirror Boiijt win ttoy thing you need for a “Happy Motoring” vacation, from the cars! Twtee a year maintenance t t r bripM ond thoiifig yoor offor yoor. And . . l i l L RUSSEU ^ H jm s tbo tovmgt or# rootly bigi * money and fully,eqnipiH;d car (which you ko«;|)) to luggage and (or every 6,000 miles). Save today! PtTON NOTCH r a S l 1 movicy^ear. Other prizes range from hoal.s with motors and SB® . >MAxqfDiiwsncm)Tht iwMo urm iffiH yi ENDS TONIGHT r Ends T«*l(lil * f,pjisis>H*i tt senaBM-) trail^ to camping trailers, Pacing Kart.s, nifn’ie outfits and -'sri ' l>riM.rak, HBRE S HOW TO BUILD A COMPLETE SERVICE «W;t Ketr I A —^ e tulfMtH ‘TBf- UBAHK 18 GKEKNr.B nCHttDBiniEH mo/el All to dramatize to you that moiciJeopJe the world ov^r reuil fff-e l-eyMlef. Piet Bock Uedten ■ 1 t-4e«z(f«4fi iQtiw^eetMt. . "ALL THAT HEAVEN . t h e KEVS LIVELlEE’'^ ff cfteieai'^atif'eete ALLOWS” .^ p at the “Happy Motoiing” .sign than any other (it’.s the Tp *4Ue etete Ueai ti44t. geetarr M Tnaile HtWeR, /W o r l d ’s f i r s t c h o ic e ). Don't m iss it — see your E.sso / Dealer today! N.fsP.D.A. *Oot an antry blank at your Ssao Daalor'a! Bntor now, antor often! ‘Tunes Of Glory PLUS AT 7 tee P.M. STARTS WEDNESDAY! HUMBLE IfViMiil aHlUSfiK OIL A RIYINIMO COMPANt i. Amtrica't Leading Energy Company t t i l t t U M iHWlBB-all *14oppv MoIoHao,** frodemork DILLON SALES and SERVICE, Inc. Hgmbl9 Oil A R«finir>g Compony Esso KHMivzi 'tk m t M pk Spo i l SCREAM 4 TanipBaag 4 Soup Spoona 3 ToWaapotw* $ I piaread tahliipooa m m m n B m i i THR SION OR MAIN STI^EET MANCHiSTiR, CONN. i t m m n 4 0 2 9 29 29 $ f 2 9 OF FEAR! I WtlH any WITH ANT cemmu ■ vrirH any nMCMAU ' nmCHAU - ' OMir ".8UI04AM Rob.: “ VenH** . ^lyyiy Afdthmy is tiie World s FIIOT Choice I i?J;. . (IB IWhtr) im a tetk ^ n i|i «f -KtHta” 1 ONLY AT YOUR fIRST NATIONAL STORE! m m n m 4

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,RA<^8 TpUB ,. ,v MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, JUNE T2. 19M V-. . , > t ■ f • I • . . , Hartford Courant, and . Mrs. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD.^ MAyrftESTER. CONN, TUESDAy, JUNE 12, 1982 PACE m s Wn^.. Student Programs. ^ Four Area Scouls Keeney is employed by the .Dairy Dance Scheduled Miild Milk ^ o . Mr. . Keeney La a , ■ / Art Show Winners past graivd /ol King David Lodge, Andover For Area Clubs -/ ■ .V I.O.O.F., and predent district dep- Vijir Tow n Gollegians itty grand master for District 24. I Be rcadiy fbr th« iwt'wejailwr I Four ManchitsUr . areg r O i r 1 The Manchester Junior Square ahea* with a HUNTER ATr Scouts were among eight win­ and a member jrf' Manchester L0(|ge of Masons. Mrs. Kseney l« Dance Chib will hold a dance, opeA TIG. FAN UutallM In ybuTl Town Vot^ on Revalution^ ner* In the "Pictur*- Ymlf' Home a past noble grand of Sunset Re- to rliibs In the surrounding area, I home. Complete diltb fan I Frontier" project of tfw Connec- bekah Lodge and a member of I louyeri And all eaiTmtty | Friday from 7:45 to 10:15 p.m. at work. . Dump Agreemen ts Sinted tiSut Valley Girl S ^ U , The win­ Temple Chapter. Order of Eastern the W est Side tennis court*. L*e 1 i l^sur Marithestor collatr#’’■W^ •will fly to Africa June 32 from New ning entries wiUr-be exhibited at Star. W IlS d M . Pine will be caller, ^oda will be I tf«nts win fo ov»r»M« this monlfi York. the Girl Scout Ftbundup aJ Button ssl#ctmsn hsvw c&llsd sS Thosg w-Ho tail to rsgistar their f Bay.yVt.. July 18 t,o 31. ELECTRICAL to . special town meeting Saturday at [.dogs are penalized 25 cents tor each ,- F >• partloipanU in three nationni ■Miss Diskan will attend the Uni­ Rainclrn|is Mi'asiiml available. versity of Grenoble in the French Th'e ar^a winner* are Kathleen Ml 9^817. ME 3-73741 8 p.m. at the Town Hall to act on : month after the July 1 deadline. ' [ attAtants' progi-ams. The annual square dance jam­ BEFORE YOU Alps to atHflv French subjects. She Fall*. 4

Some people suffer more from humidity than i-W ; from heat. Actually warm dry air is ^ ' more comfortable than cool, damp air. It’s STARTING KEEP POOL (and dry) the humidity that causes pipes to drip in AT ONLY the basement, warps the woodwork, causes mildew, rust and rot. But you can end moisture damage and dry out the air in your home with an electric dehumidifier. While not Will You Help To Make Automatic Dehost... Wide Choice Of Sizes! I cooling device, this wonderful appliaiTce This Slogan A ^ freI d e l iv e r y wrings more than a pint of water FREE PARKING an hour out of the air. See your participating “ MAKE MANCHESTER A dealer about t free trial. PLACE WHERE PEOPLE Sei The New CAN AFFORD TO LIVE BY 1 ? Frost-Guard Y O U ’RE A l w a y s a s s u r e d LIVE FREEZING THE TAX RATEf BETTER CUARAKIlfcD SAViMS GENERAI ^ILECTRIC aECTRICALLY The Tax Prot4*st Committe« which spbarkiradled (h* firht to “Freewi The and Tax Rale'^ i.s now the MANCHESTER PUBLIC EXPENDITURES COM- REFRIGERATORS .MITTEE. Our ^oal is the above slogan. COUPLETE SATISfACTION The campaijin to freeze the tax rate, which was carried thru the Hfrald, NORMAN'S LOW, was financed hy a few public spirited,, citizens. Now. we are SJ^ing PLUS LOW /RICES FROM every taxpayer to contribii^ one dollar to financf this objective. $ P PROMPT, QEPENOABLE Your money will be spgwt to c*rry opt research on public expenditures and S-E-R-V4-0-E :zzi to brinp the facts to rour attention by paid advertisements and ih such other ways to make the.sioffpi a reality! XOR^H.VS Herxira* Department Is «be of the largest In this, area and is fully staffed with men ivlinse training, experience and skill are KEEP COOL (and dry) ELECTRICALLY Ct iineqiialed. btwii the foUoning coopon to^s The Mimihester Public'Expeatfitiira* Comniittw P. O. Box No. 1106, .M snrhester, Co m . • » OUR FLEET OF VEHICLES ARE EQUIPPED WITH 2-WAY RADIOS i - - - 1 Wish To Do M y Part To Make— . FOR FASTER SERVICE . . . Take Up To 3 YEARS TO PAY! . K o » , hwiftwd dap* at yowr loraT audunued ChmoU itd tr 't CMdm Salts Juhileet Ma n c h est er a pla c e w h e r e .. peo pl e 'CAN AFFORD to 'LIVE! AimHMUZKO CHE.VROLVr DEALER Al'TUOUlZED CHEViK01.ET DEALER IN .MANCHESTER, CONN. IN WEST HARTFORD. CONN. THE HARTFORD I Enclose My Contribution Qf I ...... ' CARTfR CHEVROilT CO.. INC. THE GRODY CHEVROLET CO. (If You >^'i8h. You Ma'y Sitrn Your Name and Addrias) ACnHMUatEO CHEVROLET OEAUni AITTHCMUZED CHEt ROLET DEAI.BR ELECTRIC •IN HARTFORD. CONN. IN NEW BRITAIN. C^NN. CAPITOL MOTOftS. INC. WILCOX.RAU CHEVROLET, INC. A Ch^k should be made payable to Mawchestor PubUq Kxptiidltaraa .CanwimM. LIGHT COliPANY ACTHOSIZED GHEVlUNUBT DEALER " Al’THORlXEn CHEVROLET DEALER" OPEN DAILY I to 0 P JI. IN EAST HARTFORD, CONN. ' IN .piNDSOR,' CONN. SATURDAY TIU t F.M. f 4 4 5 HARTFORD ROAD^ •W etM CHiVKOLBT. INC. ARDERY CHEVROLir,JNC.

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t i ' MANCpfi^STER EVfiNfNQ^ HERALD. MAKCffgSTt^Bv.COWy, fOETOAT. JtWB It, T t ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ MANCHESTER. CONN,, TUESDAY,-JUNE 1962 Mtaa PAGE SEVEN What Franco Hcara valuiblS Truatoe*. D uring that dsrtruetiOR is An krchiUettu’lil f O l P Lime She handled all the mSneial coittradi'etion; end plsnntnc for. The people Dictator Franco is i^tieut .’jibteU of . the Hospital Building etornie deatructien la an' ercMtOc- Director Staff Lists screaming, but the heat was so £ttptttn9 Ijrralb 'unds, Worked elosely with our turiil absurdity. Smith Named Trailer Fire Kills 3 intense rescue was impxjsslble. now exllihfr from Spain—by g|y- llie Open Fortiin .Administrators’' and. Comptrollsrs, "J^t this stage in man’a devql- j^uutiuiiio B> ruk The Ngj’y sent personnel to the 0UI.U PiUNTUJO CX) INC. Ing J.hcm a choice between exile ankee ^ and yet at the same time never optneiU. when so many areas df ill New Haiiipsliire *c:;io to ^tovestigate. Other In- Pmk DELIVERY # . X^BImcII 9 u tf\ and between forced residence; In Communications for publications in the Open Forum w|ii not be lost interest in or contact with the the world desperately need orginal At Ha^nesg Summer Camp yestlgations\ were begun by the ijUuiCliM««i CcioA guaraniaad publication if they contain more than 300 worda. The AtTheFARKADE r u R o u ^ Bonie one -^aalgnated spot In Spain By A, H. 0» '■ human side of paitlent ears and planning and building, and so Twelve Manchester residents PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (A PI- Hampahh-e FHre M arshal's I WaLt BR R rERGtliON Herald rcterveis the right to decline to publish any matter that 'and its problems.' many others need replanning and Harry F. Smith, special oduca- will serve on the staff, of the Lake office. Portsmbuth Police, and _.. PuMUbera —are distinguished by righUst may be libelous' or which ta In bad taste. Free expression of poUt. Affectionately known ss "Jen­ One'man and two women died to- LfOGETT DRUG rebuilding, the 'spendlpg of bil­ ^tlon teacher tor the ftientally ro- of Isles Scout Reservation North ' kingham Couhty Sheriffs of­ fiiMiKiad October i UWt principles, by th eir lOyaTty ts r^ h e We ended our first column on leal views ta desired by contiibutiona o f thist c h aracter bu.t Itt- nie" by hei friends, her- tremen­ dSy when fire destroyed a trailer fice. lions of dollars for anti-trchitec- tardFd at Kenney St. Annex, has Stonington, which opens Juiy^ for FuixlsbM Uvery eiveninii lilxceDt Catholic Church, by thelrjd^'otion the 1P62 Republican State Con­ ters which art defamatory or abusive will be rejected. • dous accompIlShmenta and wide­ tiire instead^of architecture, for owned by an enlisted m an as'- [umteva end Uolhfaya Bnttrea at tbe been appolntetf by the Connecticut to the restoration of tbe^nonarchy. vention with a picture of John spread Interests were undertaken the hope of mere survival in an its third season. The eight-week fn*t Ocllce at Mahctiestor fooD *a with modesty and complete hu- AasociaUon for Retarded Cniildren camping period -wUl end Aug.- 26., sighed to tha Navy submarine lecood Claat Uall Matter Davis Lodge having his own lieu-, » impossible world instead Qt the Skipjack. Leftist Holds Lead They are not C^iiiuhfali; Tlicy ’■ total coat of our GlobS' BoUow mHlty. prospect t){ ImproA'ing man’s en­ aa director of the Harkneaa PavU- Those on the staff are WUllarff' .•OTRgRDjnONRAT* tenants amble down . conuenllon j Editor,” *” "* It Is with a deep sense of per­ P. Kusmik, provisional scoutmas­ Police identified the. dead as Alvfinc^ are not , even Jpffista. purchase will be in the Immediate vironment in a developing woild. llon summer camp at Waterford. ■ In Peruvian Voting HALL aisles oh behalf of a few po».slb!r . y,. General Manager pre- sonal loss that we record the feel­ ter; David GaravenU, assistant Chrrl^r Mali Their o r^ sin la that they are neighborhood of *1.560,000 (W ater Is an attitude that . we. as archi­ Manchester children each year Jim m y H. Rolland, 23, a com­ >D« Your .S15.5n m u u addltional votes for John Alspp. p^red his tentative budget for the Department *770.000 and Park De­ ings of all who she connected with attend this camp, one of three at scoutmaster: Alan ,J. Hutchins, RX Ifm h s .a . 7.75 U uu apainat -<^e dirtat'orshlp of the Manchester Memoiial Hospi­ tects, caruujt endorse." munications specialist, second (Continued from Pago One) \ rhrt« Monini 6 50 We said th a t {his m lld.«4fort was 11962-19(13 fiscal year, he slashed partment *790,000 — principal While IMltor Creighton’s Is, not BENEFICIAL adjacent site# for cerebral palsied, assistant chef; Robert L. Smith, FOR RENT * 3.W Franp«V tal in any ws^. trading post; Richard J. McNally, class, aboard the Skipjack , at the ?ne Month ,.. . 1.30' 1 K5 as much big bad. bom villainy *277.469 from the budget request and interest) this kind of advice in an expression of opinion of the FINANCE CO blind and retarded chiidreh. The police SttXKl frotklv ...... 3C a as the floor battle over th* nom- of the Board of Education. With I Sincerely camp operates for a nine-week pe- assistant scoutmaster; Mather Portsmouth Naval Base; his 'yife, by to prevent vio- Inquire. Uthuanian Hall n this same period of.Spanish my opinion could have meant only architectural profession, it la one .MANUHE8TEE. CONN. . Sandra, 20. and Mrs. Salle.v A. lenre. inatlon for governor provided We suppose, the able assistance of Re- one ^Ing and that was that (he Jacob F. Miller. . riod from Ju ly 1 to Aug, 25. Neill Jr„ waterfront assistant. 24 GOLWAY St. MKMBKH OF histoiyr, there are other people In Which I concur. Aimer. 22.40f 3 Tmver Dr., Hamp­ •While the Communists came out . THK ASSOCIATED PRESS y.eren l .sure that the last minute i publican. Town Committee Chair- Town should recover or “get back" M13-41S* Smith joined the Manchester Also, Christian Kaefer, " as­ Tli« Aji^oclated PreiiR ta excluw T hank You . Arnold Lawrence, A.I.A. ton. N.H. openly for him, Belaunde never S-BI04—,MI S-8t9b who are also incunlnc the dia- participation by Lodge In the At-: man John F. Shea Jr, the six Re­ as he put' It. Just about *403.319. ■. H igh School faculty In 1948 aa a sistant scoutmaster; Joseph Mor­ ALL OOCASIGNg if To Editor, M anchester m lyirs. A im er w as visiting the publicly embraced them. He Inm lAII m^wa, diluatchoD cr^Uort u<"li or plcasiire of the Spanish dictator. sop drive was of great or decisive j publiyan members of the Board of a little over twice as much as the the * I ll HR whi tR.M sRs pMspUr , teacher of business subjects and in. assistemt scoutmaster; Michael pwfy1»# oheditrd imi>er Directors slashed another *50,000 May we have the privilege of ex- fW«l4 k 1> (MMMrtks l ^ lf iMdWsisR became a teacher of special.educa­ C. Charbonneau, waterfront as­ Rollands in their trailer while her cated that if elected he' would Some of them work with *thelr niiucncc.rso-, far as gaining delc- Club Is offering, but still m ore Exprena Gratitude recognize Fidel Castro’s Cuban 6lm etFirrim? local npari« tiu|ni}!dont.s. Some of them the nomination anyway, ly war 'one with little or no re­ lure the General' the elementary level, still in the sistant nature director, aito Dr. ‘ F\iii servlca of n V A 8erv> gard for the se -is effect It Is Manchester Memorial Hospital has Harold Barrett, reseivation physi­ Navy officials said the Rollands Kennedy’s Alliance for Progre.ts Ice Inc are believers in socialism. Some of Thla little piece of action on the found it difficult to personally and special education field, at Keeney ^ • Puhnshers^Represmtattvea Fha r ghtli ballot did, however, have hound to have on the operation of St. Annex. cian. were married two months kgo. piogram for South America. them are members of the clergy. ‘r v s "f i , r adequately exfiresa their appreci­ The cause of the firej, was riot JulhiP- M apM s Special Agency—Ne its dram of importance for Lodge our elementary and secondary J Memorial Pop- The teacher served in the Army Scouts from .48 troops will at­ Front End York CUhfngo Detroit and Boston And some of them are Commu­ Scholl systems. I distribution. The success of the ation to all who' made the Spring known. The manager of the trail­ TWO SHELTER SURVEYS M EM Bta r AUDIT BTUtRATT o r lumself. iAgain, perhaps it didn’t py Fesllval on May 12 a lucceaa. We as a mess sergeant in World 'War tend the camp. Preparation for CIRpilLAlXdNS nists. But not all of them, obvious­ The General Manager and the ness of *945,000 and that the ' Poppy Drive was most gratifying II. He earned a B.S. degree in ed­ outdoor merit badges will be of­ er park said there was no ex­ WASHINGTON (API — Two do very much against Lodge him- appreciate, therefore, this oppor­ plosion. ly. have to be Communista. It 1s .self. when his own name was up Board of Directors are now faced. assume no part! i„ no small measure due to CONVERT TO ucation at Boston University, , a HARRV F. SMITH fered for camping, canoeing, for- Hartford area firms were desig­ Special , IS Herald Printing Company Inc., with the problem of deciding th# <•( that obligation. ! their loyal support, tunity to do ao in your column. The trailer was parked at the nated by the Army Coips of En­ , '•RSUIassume.^ .no financial rearwinsihUttv for po5;sible to be against Franco and the next day. Perhaps, in any case, Mr. Falr'oanks, and his staff, at master’s degree in education at *''<1 «th- ti-Tf'^aphlcal errors appearing In art- Louge wa.s out of the nomination question of whether or no*, the 1 *?*1 fl***** *^At none of us j We also wish to thank Watkins MODERN Springfield College, aand a profes­ Hillcresi Trailer Park south of gineers ycstrrdsv for fatlnut shel­ rertl.sements ^and other readlnc matter not be a Communist. Perhaps it i.s the Mancliester High School were folk. Va. Advancement is the re­ Portsmouth off U.S. Route 1. The ter surveys In the First and Sec­ Req. $12 50 In The Manchester Evening Herald anyway, no matter what he did or "Town should sell to the M anches- a*"* ** *'**’** *’’C'** i Brothers for allowing US to use sional diploma in education at Uni­ sult of passing; a fleet-wide com­ eveji possible to be against Franco te r-C o u n try Club for the paltry "?***^, supporters o f ! gp^ce In their store as our head- moat cooperative and helped us in park la occupied by 36 trailers on ond Congrcs.sional Districts in tried to do. untqld ways. The assistance of the e.f.m . versity of Connecticut. petitive examuiation administered (1) ALIGN FRONT END Disniay advertising closing rioura: and not help the ftommuni.sls. Pos* sum of ■■ 2.30,000 (*200,000 in Club are offering. As far as; quarters, the Plnehurst Gro^ry Smith is a member of the Na­ Bay State Editor lots 40 .feet wide, with cement Connecticut. For Monday—! o.m Fridav But his indirect participation In Boy ScouL* and Girl Scouts and of last February. pads for the trailers. (2) BALANCE FRONTf the eighth ballot did not escape cash and about $30,000 to cover n offered by | Shady Glen for the containers tional Eklucatlon Assodlatlon Ck>un- The companies arc Lewis S. WHEELS—REG. 14.00 For rueaday—1 p.m M'^ntJay -sthly, it m ay eventually prove out the Manchester merchants and re­ AUTOMATIC Briefs The fire breike gut about 2:30 Fnf- W rdnet^y—1 ;p m Tlirsdav the notice of the .Vlay forces, and tl.e cost pf bu‘*11nK 3 nev'* on =-5c-Mayor Kelly are concerned. I which they donated to us so will- Bil on Exceptional Children, Ameh- Mrs. Ruth Porter of Hebron Drakes of Farmington and Fred (8) CHECK FRONT WHEEL that it Is only lhose''who have aup- tailers was invaluable. In addition, Succumbs at 31 a.m. and quickly ' enveloped the S. Dubin of Marf'erd 'tti„ - ...... For Thursday—1 p m WMnesdar even though the May forces per- the west side of“ 5?. Main St.), “ -y. inffly. the members of the Ameri- ean Association on Mental Defi­ was given a surprise party, observ­ BEARINGS For Friday—1 p.m Thursday ported the extremes of Franco we are indebted to The Manchester OIL HEAT trailer. One woman wa* heard of th(T co n tracts w ere not disclosed. For Saturnar—f n.m Frl dhr iiaps had their own alliance with about 143 res of our Globe Hoi- #*!I\**!f* ^ L*eg1on and the Auxiliary for Evening Herald for Its generous ciency, Connecticut Council on Ex­ ing her 32nd year of teaching LAWRENCE, Mass, ■(AP1-/-A1- (4) CHECK BRAKE SYSTEM Claaatfifal deadline 10:90__ a m each policy who have really played Into forces fncndly to Congre.-tsman low property. " ’’*'*““* “P- j the time thev spent distributing ceptional Children and Manchester Grade 6 at the Vinton School, dav^ of niihncation eacepf Saturday — publicity of the Spring Festival NOW I lan B. Rogers, 31. editor of the t a.ia the hands of *he Cnnimunlsts. Can Horace Sccly-Browm. they were, I am Mng to sec If the Board 1,^ "J], l^'®®***'* P*?* ; the poppies ami also to the Man- which contributed much to its Association for the Help of Re­ Mansfield. , ALL FOUR ONLY in its re.soliitio- of this qucs"on, ??**'*• 1*°’® •** 1 Chester Evening Herald for the co- tarded Children. He is a volunteer Spain escape from Fi-anco Into the next g the Country ih. ' »> md the O ^ral M Mrs. Edwajd Adamy flchilly leader of the Democratic too ea memorandum. treated their children to cotton H e h r o n Spirit." Summer Academy and HOMES • INSTITUTIONS SERVICE ON ALL Tills is the fateful question rainpai gn w orkers began giving ^ »re la ri of oud official fowm r e c M a? ** ™«m«>randi 1962 Poppy Chairman candy and pony rides. To the Middlebury College and was a' past ■party In the Senate la no finn t cHinpaign biilton.-i u liich orrts. I re.snertfiilfy invite the Gen- 22 discus-sions. Miss Carolyn Coolidge. dau|;hter RH BTINATB - FUU INSUIANCE CONVENTIONAL MAKES Spain must answer soine day, out big campaign American Legion Auxiliary youngsters, oldsters and all ages of Mr. and Mra. Albert-A. Coolidge president of the Goverfior Dummer gohrantee that, when he speaks, rOAfl “l»fi^o-ALsop" and couldn'l ; Man.Tuer in particular, to 1956 revaluation and Academy Alumni Association. NNDED KkSOWIEl hat present dei*clo)unents seem .he effect it had on the values of between who have t een telling u.« Church Musical e of Hebron, has been awarded a ha doea. ao for the Kennedy ad- prodiirp any umi-scd .«lnr^ of but- | tbem. properties which are now "de­ .Antl-.ArcbltM'turei how much they enjoyed the fair, I *250 nursing scholarship at the Associated with the newspapers to mean la that the time for the tons which read 'I.odgr-.May " ; (I) T' ultimate co.st of our To tha Editor: for many years, he became manag­ miniatratfion^. He ha.s, over the sired" by the Club?, we say thank you. Enjoyed by Many Univeraity of Connecticut, where MANCHBTR Ml 3*7614 coLLicr CAxu AccirriD raoM rockviui MORIARTY trial and the tlnie for the answer there was additional reason tor i Globe "’ollow purchase will he in Much has been and is being ■Vour support of this project is An e.f.m. oil burner In- ing editor in 1956, succeeding the years, put out any number of trini vengeance from the .May camp, j.the very Imi diate nelghhorhiwd (2i M'hy did the General Mana­ said about "sheltara" and archi­ she has completed her second year late - John A. O’Heam, and was are no longer very far off For a a direct benefit to the Manchester i stoHsd in your present h*o\~ A large and appreciative ■ audi­ at the school of nursing. She will policy balloons whirh pioved. in I Anri, a.s vengeance began brewing ! of *l,.56().on'' •'urrhase price *1. ger. In spite of his admission that tects’ opinions are frequently M em orlsl H ospital, as all fund.* nam ed editor In 1960. MANCHESTER quarter of a renlury, the mere ing plant will give you ence greeted the presentation of begin her training at the Hartford Barretts Wed 50 Years BROTHERS Jh e event, tb be rather strirtly his ______, „ ifiom - the May cami“p" ag mst j rntm 'intere.- just ■sought. E ditor T hom as H. C reigh­ raised by the Auxiliary arc donat­ He was recently elected presi­ 801-316 CENTER ST. l ” •' ""y *’P^dia)(i,s I Lodg., (Ue Alsop 01 ganiza ton ha.s a very thoufht-provoking clean, economical, trouble- Hospital this fall. She is now em­ dent of the Greater Lawrence Mr. and Mra. Owen E. Barrett.^ ganiZHtlon. ! about *310,000., ^ of admission 2!: which could only ed to the Hospital. Thank you for The Festival of Churi'h Music at WINDOW CLEANING CO. TEL. Ml 3-5135 spilled Sp.ini.sh blood Has kept the ; victorious but exhausted in il.s : (2> ' dstc our total principal statement in the May is.sue of joining us in working for the best ployed at the Windham Memorial Chamber of Commerce and was ac­ 37 Westwood St., were honored-al „ One wondcra. In any cn.se. just mean that hla *323,750 valuation free heat. It is a rugged, St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Sun­ Hospital,. Willimantic. a surprise reception Sunday In The couple camp to Manchester ■ ''^‘*** M8VICI TO THI AS7A I .Spanish people from even begin- effort to put its own man in too and interps’ payments have Preigreasive Architecture maga­ possible medlcaucare in our com­ tive In the United Fund Organiza­ noiM A q( ITSKT MANCHUT18 of all 3 parcels was on the low day evening by the men and boys’ celebration of their golden wedi in 1953 when Mr. Barrett retired. gubein,itmlsl nomination. had i a' ounted to *61.\000 (V iler Dp- zine as follows. m unity. dependable burner, backed tion. He is a member of the Roger Wil­ I nlng to muster acrcplance foi any side, recommend the ridiculously choir of St. James’ Church. West Manchester Evening H erald He was a director of the ElagJe ding anniversary. More than 60 could go anyu’hcre. In any imme-, „ , „ neilhcr will, capacity, nor energy partn'ien* ‘•'’'P'.O"’'-. Park .and low selling price of *2.’)n.000, the "No architect ta interested In Mrs. Robert K. Butterfield, by mor# them 34 years ex­ liams Lodge of Masoqs in Rhode Sllats reality, along the line he di.s- « 9"Arter of a to put itself In conlinl of the eon- Recreation " 'department $.3.'j0.6(Wi de.signing and building for de- Mrs. Robert E. Brown, Hartford. It was directed by John Hebron correspondent, 5Ilss Siissn Tribune Publishing Co., the Eagle relatives and friend.* gathered at ...i>k . k»i.r,..« .same pric" th at Chehev Bros, put B. Pendleton, telephone ACademy Island, qnd, with his wife, a mcni- vention for anybody else We are no'v etructlon; hla purpose is to con­ general chairmen. perience in automotic home M, Doney, orgEmi.at and choirm as­ ’Tribune R ealty Co., tlie. C onsolidat­ the home of their son and daugh- 'cer of Betsy Williams Chapter, Or­ thtisseff in hik commencement ad-! "f"'-''’ '’f'’'"’ to ii"-( about 4'M5 000 Ihem back in 19.5.'5 when the 8-3454. ter-ln-iaw, Dr. and Mrs. Harold lake anilhing except new fratri- This loft Ijodfe at the nuucy struct for the future. However, as Mrs.'Don A. Guinan. ter of .St. James’ Church. Horace ed Press, Inc., the Andover Pub­ der of Eastern Star, Centerdale, dre.sa out at Michigan .'state the beating. See your s.f.m. W. Sellers of HVsbron was accom ­ S. Barrett. 120 S. Lakewood Circle. The Bank that gives you PACKAGED SAVINGS I cidc. of all Ihp litl'le enmities he had i ^ (3) The propmies which the J*’®'"’ th* -belter question becomes more Mrs. William L.,iWagner. lishing Co. and the M errim ack Co­ R.I. The Barretts attend South o th er day.... ever made, in this convention or nub w»snu to buy are divided into " ..o ? *, and mors publicized. cllenU turn ways and means chairmen. deoler today for full infor­ panist and Mrs. Hugh G. Ryan operative Bank. The Barretts wyre married June played the viola. Rate Hike Opponed Congregational Cluirch, East Hart­ He gave out with some pTcily Now thp notlcps are flying that elsewhere, willioul much facility three parcels Parcels number 1 in.-p-,. '# .j, ^”''111 to s.chitects for advice and. In mation- He ■ was also president of the 5. 1912, in the pAragnage of the ford, where Mrs. Barrett Is a mem- and number 2. which Jointly con- 'en. nini 1 some cases, specific rccommenda- ’The opening hymn was “Ye United Press International News- Secondrieconn vongregarionm.CongregatlonM. ^niircn. Church. King’s Daughters Frlend- sh.qrp analysis of our record of Rp.ain is beginning in rerover Its for f'a.chlng (hr oi- capi’.alizing HARTFORD (API -A proposal upon any of the gratiliide winch sist of <>8.1.5 acres, and which ?;''2 „rof • ,22l' * 'Tf" tion.s. No ’arch itectu ral’ advice Is Watchers and Ye Holy Ones." and paner Editors of Massachusetts. Putnam. where they h a ^ . heen ship Circle. Her hobbles are needle- participation In the affairs of political l■nns^lnusncas, Its idea of I . » , Ai. , A fiaction of ••hat thf.sf oroD^rtlca Officers Installed SAVE $75.00 the introlt. "Come, Holy Ghost. by the Thoraaston Water Co. to Beside* his parent.*, he leaves membersm«rvin/vi-« forf n r morem rw a thanfnan .50Ril year*. *, , . 1 . . mvv \4»v might al- n be due liim. His oppon­ jointly contain the cliibhouKe and ,re now worth ^ F-ii-ive po.ss'ble. woik nnd pnintlnR:. Mr. Baifett l« f^outheast Asia. right and wrong, its evaluation of ent. on tlio oilier hand. Iiad neve 112 of the 18 holes which com prise ,3 , th e'M ay 22 inform al Our Souls Inspire." The choir also increase rates for large industrial his widow, Joyce Demers Rogers Mrs. Barrett, th» former' Miss' "In the first place, the tech­ S m Harry Van and commercial users was opposed a daughter, Amy; two sons. Allan Mudj'ing the. history of eastern W hat we have done Ihci c, what freedom and the labk of It, Its w ill­ before had tlie sllglftcslt relatiim- the pre_sent course, were appraised between' the General nical data, available Is contradic­ By Biickiand PTA sang "Jesus, Joy' of Man's Dcsir- Elizabeth May Gifford, was born Camp today for lng"LBach; "Almighty and Ever­ by two firms. Plume and Atwood B. Jr. and Walter; and two broth­ Confti»c4i('Ut and exploring It* hls- we have spent there woukl, he said. ingness to lake side.s on issues, its ship with most of the delegite.i . bv C. T. itoin Inc., away hack In Manage,., the Board of Directors, tory. to la y th e ’*lea.st. ’Tliat point in New Brunswick. Canada, and torlcaJ sftos. lasting God," Gibbons; and "If Ye and Dorset Rex, before the State ers. Irving E„ Jr., and Alexander came to eastern Conneetlcul as a sense of sorial and economic Jus- seated in Ihethe halhal' , Ce rtainly, b' , ^55 at *250.000 (paicel J the members of the Town Plan- from which an architect always Mrs. Donald Bet-gin wa.* install­ full rnformoHon Dr. BarretV deputy commission­ ' "be a small price to pay if It were Love Me," Tallis. A solo. "Come Public Utilities Commission yes- H. Rogers II. child. Mr. Barrett wa.s born In BUILD your hail had no npporliuiity to Injure j 0()0. and parcel 2 at $190,000). nlng Cnmml8.iion. the Town-Deve'- ed-*s president of the Buckland lice, its rapacity to ieonimlt Itself begins planning the program is torday. er of health a. , to 4ie1d a durable peace and safe­ or oppose them. To the eont r ■ r y. When le coat of our Globe Hoi- „pn,„n[ Commis.sion. the Park and, ---- -...... w. . . . DTA at a recent meeting. Ofti<;er.* Unto Me," from Handel’s Mea- Wnod.stock, an area of the stale non-exl.stent. If one w ere to. try Phone Ml 9-52.7.3 The company says the proposal nectlciit. Is the couple's only child guard an opportunity for the to struggle. Die 0 \\:}s llie* im p lin t pionu.*?^. purrhaae wa.s split between fiecreation Department AdyisorvU" design a shelter with a certain were installed by Mr*. Robert liah," was sung by Richard Bart­ OAKVILLE MAN DIES where his ancestors lived for near­ lett. would provide additional annual - CHARLESTOWN. R. I. (API — They have three grar.dcfttidren and growth of stable, free nations in Primarily. perhaps, this fmm Kim, oi aI l^AFt a polhoMor , tlie ter Depaitment and the Board, and others, lexcluding of 1-'*®**''®'! ■ ®f^*f , opped; whether it would b* aa- ander Penny, secretarv; George of w ater. to gi\’s ri.se to san;;uine experta- longer able to ml . But the extent I bad no idea of what .'■■c'’iy-Bro'>vn I pare*! number 1 at least som# part of ths r*spon-; explode in th* air or on Maloney, treasurer; Mrs. John : AUTOMAIIC ation," -Other selections by the Charlestown Beach'X'ay. A medical Massachusetts for many years. He assisted at tl.e reception. The Bar­ ns vtsi wtKAw 0 «t **>T7 *LOO t . . . . . • I »w _ , . * . . s- are aru with SA V im S parrel num ber 2 at »2,8T .500,1 sibility 'o r negotiating " HfAT rhoir were "My Shepherd Will The.,pre8ent rate Is 15 cents for examiner said Graham apparently : was also registered in Connecticut rett grandchildren greeted the tioos in this T-psppfi " and bolfiness of the rra\val;eninu ' hiiRbt stand for. but s uiw of them er . *t- he ground; the assumed likeli­ Fletcher, Mrs. William Bolton and 750.000 to 1.8 million gallons and . , . , , . . . „ 'hd heird I>idze speeches about rai't'cl number :i whi( ii ron- terrinting to BAfotiair s’lch ■ hood or not of a tidal wave or a Mrs. Ralph Lewis, council dele-, Supply My Need," "In Joseph’s died of a heart attack while asleep and worked here occasionally un­ guests. (Herald photo by Saler- As for .Sb.ATO, he 'said th.it re -'.seem to demonstiale that Franco s' ir,-anco ' Lovely Garden.” and "With a 10 cents over that amount. in the vehicle. ' til 1955. nia.) 5i,s’„« of about 45 acres of iindevel- aa'e? ^*r®''i<’rm w.'hich would render anv gates. ------cent experienee had ahown that gra.sp on the cnimtry has already .eeli-Brown was a-kmg foi oped land was approved by C. T. DR. A B MORAN. Shelter u.selesa: and so on. And Committee chairmen,! n c 1 u d e Volga..of .Singing" the allie.s we have in that treaty 1 weakened, even before ,he is ready vole.s. n.ii offering delegates an .'■Iain Inc. ami 'vas valued by the 5-30-62. even to make these programmatic John F. Costello, prog'ram: Mrs, ! P atro n s w ere M r. -arid M rs are "either unwilling or uiialile to Mo begin surrendering it, and that opportunity to do Uiemseli es an GeneiaJ M anager a; ahmlt *1.1,250. | i.asumplJons and set up design Lewis, ways and mean.*: Mrs. Robert W. Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cello, Mr. and Mrs. D. PROTECT your assumr but the amallcst fraetlon^a rountrv wlilrh lias begun stir-: "nnt''an *er The tola! valuation of all three j A 'Remarkable Wnw^n' <(ate, an arehllect would face con- W aller Deptuln, hospitality: .Mrs. \ . o bltlon on the wav up. not an es- parcels some six and one h a I f i To the Editor.. ftctinr technical teatimoay. from Tucker, membership: Mrs, .Abe; Benton Crittenden, Mr. and Mrs. of the burdens of the alliance." | ring llself to he ready for tlie end I tsbllshed 1 ep tat'o'n deigning to ye-ira ago Ibefore revaluation 1.1 'C*'* pa*sln- of Jenn e \v-.d ha» the blithe _generalities ------pub'ished---- Nusidorf. publicity; Robert Heins, | Roy D arw in, Mr. and Mr.s. R obert Eight years of Ameriran aid in 1 of his reign may now begin w ak-' aecept .something. was .set by the General Manager (A''®" on* of tlie moat remarkable j "y both official and proprletarv teacher representative, and Mrs. I *86 N. Main ^t., Tel. MI 9-5258 P. Diman, Mr. and Mrs. James D. Foran, .Mr. and Mrs. Stuart W. Laos. said .®on’®0 o»T ‘res from the Man- sourr-ea to the conclusion^----- ‘ ' o' Ge - Mervin Thresher, librarian. , l M anchester Family^s Future "bave produced scarcelv a npple It find.' ilse.lf able to set its own mi..ed in. the hillolin„ hc- than the am ount of rash tlie eliib ''^'*''*®r scene. sH Pie:, ptdiliaher of Scientific Havens. Mr. and Sirs. Hedlev E. ' . 1 1 1 ' .'jan. It wa.s a slai.gliter, .some. :s o ffenng eombmed g re il abilities in Ametlcan, that in the case of a Hill, Mr. and Mrs. William E. Hill, . . . except In the capital city. Warren W. Hotbrcxik. early dale for the termination of | ' pirg a littfe wor.-,e than anyb.dy f.':'ing Ihia figure as a base, and ’ and finance with hu- - ntgalon bomb burst in the air What It produced there, to say the that rule Does the dielator of the ! de.served. even If voti r' l' ycrl following a ,50',i i.50'f ) increase j tinderstandlnT and aympath.v toere la no local fall-out." sines Also Kettleton's Battery Serv with INSURANCE least, doea not apeak well for it. pa.st quarter (enttiri- now feel the'-'® ''' bit of damaging :n- in the value of the: properties together with a d-Ure and willtng- the .iqusre miloags destroyed bv ice. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Ken­ ' giedicnt to him ffcisonally .And Laos Is clearly in far more danger iindiiintinns of some fateful hell ; bet'Hiise of revaluation and ' sub- ne-s to give her time and effort* fire would approximate that cov­ nedy, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lon one can rite all the ingredients iiv GLASS ENClOSUliES don. Miss Marjorie H. Martin, Mr. today of a collap.se into a kind of .beginning to i ei'erlu’r'ate arouiul seqiien'i Inereasea in their values, to helping others unstint in-rly. ered by intense fall-out. voK'-d. and .not e.-cape the hade In husincaa she was the friend • t he ’technicar asbecU of the and Mrs. Donald M. Murray, Mrs. Communism under outoide domi­ h'is mc'lievnl fa.stnesses^ Need hr' fart '.•■hich ’.vrrdi h'l'c been de- their present worth Should be well , over ONE HALF MILLION. DOL- bsnltera lawyers, and industrial arcMiechind .problem thus be­ FOR lATHTURS James Stuart Neill, Miss Susan nation .than when this whole proc- ask for whom it now toll.s? ci.-ive anywa\' Th.s uas that Ihe ists who admired her ability and come impossible assumptions, and Pendleton, Lewis W. Phelps, Mr. ronienli-in wa'r h''ter iiui mean I LARS. and SHOWERS and Mrs. Herbert W. Porter, X^r, e.ss began." Vi On May 18. 1962. the Gen- ' ®*"'* »»®'>*'’'> "non 'h e ac- the question of how to design a iml a- going to gi-i even 'ith ’ -out shelter ia one with no real and Mrs. Charles G. Robb. Lt. Col. PACKAGED In. South Vietnam, said Senator cr.il .Manager told the Board of '’"r,*ry, J}®*^ presentations. a I ■ onicbofi' a ml, In, Ihcir. MIS' "n ...... - M hi'e Seerctsry-Trea.surer of answ er. , Glass does beuutilul job for such and Mrs. Marvin A. Ross, Hugh Mansfield, "the aid went to build I'>ircctors that the Water Pepart G. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Sergeants ,\re Wiser ' the la' get line ij'is John n.iv:s Cheney Brothers she yet made ^ut even more important to purposes in your bathroom. Easy to (he wrong kind of forces and it is I Lodge. mcnl land which the Club want* archttects ia the question of .why Schroder Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles to buy rep!e.«ontA .2437.5' of the ' **'"* W orld W ar II to visit clean. Never wears out. 3 / ' now necessary to htillrl almost A min's tough, rynu'il sergesn: w(* should even seriously cohaldcr' 5*,Sellers, Horace W. Sellers, Mr. ■O'lnon whiVh"was‘ pVid 'for W ,- 1 three tlm fs '.veekly ind Mrs. Harold W. Strong and SAVINGS from Scratch, at .in even higher!''"'' " better jiiidij to stu-cr.M.s------A .... '•n/l th»r* to ipend m *ny hour* aa fall-out shelters on s/ehUectiiral OPEN 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. ter Department pioperty. and that SATtIRDAV 8 A.M. to 12 NOON the Rev. and Mrs. (3ordon W. Wee- levcl of annual aid. After years of f"l living, than n m i I'ious, priii, b A Thought for Today » CroAi V olunteer .NSr. ^e* !d term*. ’The planning of aheltera is ; ic l’,irk Dcparlmcnl lend which preparation, on psychological ami m an. gives you enorm ous expenditiire.s of aid m P'<''' uiothec, oi so It would seem earing for patients and assuming S|uin>ored by (Ire Man<'(iestrr the Club ’’desill**.' represent* jJhysIcal terms, for war. It is antl- Miss RatMHin Honored 2730 plus '{, of 4he *6.50.0(>0 '.vhteh .no* n' the duties of a 'fully ^South -Vetnam that country la. fr'"" I h_e_trslimony of Pi. ,^.Inme.s (.'ouiirii ot ('tiiii'rhes trained nurse. archltecture. The purpose of archi­ J. A. WHITE CLASS CO. MissJ'anet Rathbun, daughter of more, ra th e r than les.s, d ep en d en t''!' ttalph. form er A.s.sislant .Sec- ■vas paid for our Park Departnient tecture ia the ereatlon of environ­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence V. ^thbun (ilohe Holloa' properlie He fnr- In M sv o ' 1947 she became a lo tary of .-\::nruUnrc, in U’a.^h- Trv.*te* of Manchester Memorial, ments in which civilizations can 31 lliu ll S».— eiiont Ml 4-7322 of Hebron, is one of two recipients on aid from the United .stales" ‘■^WYuild anyone^ .say n')w that theijSlold the Bonrd that it would of the Jeanette Carroll Jacobs All th is hein, ffo. wh;U i.F ihc inpton Mic oilier 'lav. (fie Naz .s, under liilli'i. 'Aeie ir- bd ' i*,e>"ted Secretary of the ’op. War deatroya what civili­ seern lha'. the Toivn '(raghl to get zation have built; therefore* a- Scholarships at Bryant College, Board of. Tnistee* the following Providence, R. I. alternative? '•.• Hb U BS deBcrihm;. the hecinnhlc rel:;:iou.R ? Or; the .^uila it irr't at least these percentages of . ves, replacing Fred VerpIancK iiic antithesis of architacturs. "The present course. * »aid Uic of that relation.^liip •.■it.U RiDie seemed That is, tiiev ilnn gorl tfi fill the em pti' But at the ->3 Quart Singing Tea Kettle ...... *3.00 aelves free of commitment to help tue which makes the honest vil­ CD B E 5lrasuring and R thb factor." i m s s m a n i m such natioAs eeonomi(».ll.v can lain siicli an, appealing and re- HOME FIRE SAFETY CO, m Member of Federal ■ Installing • Q ttu tte iie tU S l ) f ta ^ SssAmsties'sTepWfPros-BukliOpen-NBC-TV-Sgiutoy, july# , Ue'pimil lusmauce curpi. hard ly be tm a ^ n e d . If, some diay. freahing character in fiction and REAL E8TATB INSURANCE TU. Ml 4-S320 we wish to get really Intelligent j aom etlm es In life. INOOBPORATED ** ...... *****...... *...... r**’ *...... •.••••••••> about' iL we will channel su(;h aid The happy, safe con^roinise Is I FINDELL'S 117 East Cenfer Strttf PUTNAM Topa in.TVt I'Slng along isdth Mitch”-—Thuraday evening, NBC-TV. ' 963 .MAIN 8T-, GRODNO FMMIK—TEL. Ml 9-8C41 througb tha Uoited Nations, virhlch to look for a man wlio has at least I I At The Green & C O . Brought to you .by Buick on bdialf of your authorized Buick dealer laviiigs [»jann oi mianchester will hav* leas* trouble than w e. iii, some virtues and at . least some : Te!. MI 3-4S65 "INSURANSMITHS SINCE l*14i MWtehoshM-,'Conn. MAIN OFFICE EAST BRANCH WEST BRANCH n L ornm ir.. su n c h m ib i 923 Alnin St requiting Ujqt tt ba loundjy. faulta. hut who is ostentstiqus or! EverythlBg In : 285 fast Ci-ntff St. Manchesfv, Parkadt- Ml 3-21*1 BOURNE BU ICK Inc. # 285 Main Street', M^'nchester Cor. Lenox St and wlselyk boastful about neither. } Window Treatmen* ',-'. Dlstrtbutor Minnsapolls-Honsywsi) Homs I»rotactpr OPIN THURSDAY W i.'it fAiddIc Turnpikv Riw tsrt Nsw Imk S(sc9 tuthengo TVTNINCS 6 to 8 BOTH BRANCHTS OPIN fRIDAYS to 8 p.m. 8%eeMeelR| raleaallw )rwirltiktDe<*f ter Oevbl# ^ CliadiiUicdCanl ! ALWAYS FUMIV O f fRO fAMCINOi c' ' ' ' ■ t- - \ 'V i t e f ■ ' J iv' vt,'- I-:

• > ■ I .... • A MANCHESTER EVENWO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONNi TI/tSDAY, JUNE 12, 1961 EANCHBSnER BTVBNING HERALD. UAlNGm:.i$lEK. i UEo d a i . jlunE 12, 1962 MB l» I i ■»' iJlIll" ■! II Ml...... I I|»i ' l')l ..II . I -I II —■ , I ...... Ill , «»t . |- tA M k , M M Jc 1 ( —*-• t ' ~ I I4. B o l t o n ‘ iT -■i{j V J ' ' •> * IS' ' B ' ’ 't , I. Leaves District Post Prepdratiohs Completed ' Reds Send 4th i k „ - .'ii' a *1-1 li I U u n illT.f? For Pastorate in Venezuela Mrs. Licitra > For Polio Clinic Tomorrow Snooper Ship ARMSTRONG /'' ’tht lUv^Rkrvey K. Moualey of Joins Scliool Cv*ifytkli{g la A-OK for the polioia Tha tabln vaccina la gafa Into Test, Area BoltMt, tujMrlntondent of the Nor- elinlet tomorrow at aoveni schools. svarypnt,,, including persons who wloh D ia ti^ of the Methodist > Oeaaa uf flabin oral vaccine for CH'8b Motoj Csi Chim of Am erica V* f ,1.! 000 from Ellsworth and La.s.sow. aiifl The Antique Automobile Q ub Manchester, the commie.sioncr.s Amerira Inr. members are reqiiested to ot- Iron Fireman COTTON TROUSERS voted to station the new tanker CUSTOM Marfell etwlct ef colon . . . at Co. 2 firehouse. ■ ' Vornoii iic«A is liiindlpd hv The tend. .'Recommending the. stationing of Herald's Rockiille Biirenii, » W. oil furnoie*: - the tanker w’itn Co, 2 .wa.sf Fire .Main SI., telephnne TRcniotii S-SI.tS I' ivy Grofn, Powtor (^ief Lesliet A. Kittle, who al.so Or Sfltchell K-Bini, liH, roguioiiy $3.96 $ > ^ szlvised 'ftatloning the ambulance, VoluflKftrlc with Cd. .-1 Dh le f Kfttle said Co. 1 Winnow Shades or Ton 2.88 didn't go along with the Idea pf C o m b u s tio n .^Bsssac:. having the tanker hou.sed w ith Co. Mod* to Ordor 'III 3, and that Co. 1 feels they are Al,SO Sizes 6 to 12. Fine quality wash and wear poplin more centraDy located and .should SELLING OUT have the tanker. When You VENETIAN BUNDS trousers . . . in black, tan, green or antelope. Not all Cost of putting the tanker ln> Bring ymir old rollerh In A QUALITY LINE QE^INTERIOR-EXTERIOk These wash and wear chinoa are made of shape was set siL $1,600. The addi­ and wave Srx* per ahade • sizes in each color . . . but a wonderful selection. tional work to be done includes a Have a new pump, radio, paint Jptv lights j 68% dacron and 36% cotton. Sizes 30 and siren and other miscfcllaneou.s Prescription equipment. Not enough funds are _t(j 42, leg. lengths 29 to 34. available in the current budget to NO SOOT...NO • • • et the truck Into shape, and futr.,4 S$€r funds may be required In the ' -CALL LATEX FLAT and SEMI-GLOSS. i|- coming budget, it was reported. MATCHING COLORS...... Gal. it just makes HEAT Among other possible inclusinns. Ml 9-2861 * 3 .0 0 EMBPO'DERY CIRCLED DREAMERS bf the next budget are radios (or GOOD HOUSE PAINT Q Q BOYS' SHORT SLEEVE inMaltation in cars used by the Guarantood fuel saving. This new Iron Fireman furnace BySEAMPRUFE chief, assistant chief and deputy HALLMARK ;mr::H1 chiefs; a base station to relay p h a r m a c y hat proved $6 fbcceptidnally economical that we, as a dealer, SPORT SHIRTS '‘radio messages without using the W est .Middle Tpke. WIDE RANGE OF COLORS resent system of reteying cglls to | at Broad St. PAINTERS BULK BUYING WELCOME can ptnrsntee that it u ill cut your fuel oil bills by a substantial Ble base station in Tolland; a netv J (BPECIAL DIBCOITNTB) regular $4.00 brush truck, and air conditioning - .‘amesint. Phone ifor a free survey of your heating systeqi and a ...2 for $3.00 in the public safety buildipg .. ; .°FREE CASH ’« CARRY guaranteed fuel savings figure for yowryhoine. ' * 1 . 5 9 Reg. $1.98 value. *3.99 ,(The latter items Will be checked qrtth District Counsel cRobert' D. So*T>s of fhs prsftistt slospwsaf you'vs avtr now pries-itotbod King to ascertain wjiether diatrigt Pick-Up ind •b you eon stock up for tummsr travsiti Each ityls ii bsoutifully dssiqnotf fun& can be used'to buy equip- P A IN T and ideal for summer apd camp wear. ■sent for the town-owned 'puWhr E. A. JOHNSON by footout Seamprufs in quality nylon tricot—eoch » nngsd around tbs thirrsd •afety building. Delivery WALLPAPER GIFT BOXED FREE yokt with dslieats smbroidery. Hurry , . . QSl your» now!-Choo»s from Notation also w sf made at (be VERNON BROS., VERNON CEl!)^TER Crystal Pink and Blus Mist. district meeting of the'teeaipt of PAINT 0 0 . OPEN WED-THURS.-FRI. NIGHTS TILL 9 th f stqts audit on district opera- 72.t MAIN ST- ' OPEN DAILY TO 6 P.M.—I FUEL OIL — EANGE o il — COAL AND COKE A-fioby Doll, &JM.L. B-Shlft. S-M-L. C-Woltz Gown, 32-3S. fjpAYpTO 9 P.M. if* iftoao $T, MONDAY-TUESDAY-SATURDAY. 10 A.M. to « F.M. ‘ TbbBUcI^ kHRlQf dlsuict PHONE ML 9-450I CLOSED TUESDAY Ml 9-4139 g a i l i i - t ,i -,1., t ^ .'■7 '-,r% skK i^«aiiiiili|ppiiBBiiiiiliiliiii* ii®?;; ■ "■'■‘ t; .-.i, iv '->• '• i -i,■ CTW ^TTW

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# * Q E T£N ■ A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ooks 80 sent the speaker, Prof. J. Wexler basement. Teachers and staff of gradual' at B p.m. Thtu-sday In patrol car and plowed over them / prauskus ’ of Andover, certified the course will be arranged to fin leaves and berries of the bay tree 280 doctors who rushed to help. lU Awards assemgly tomorrow. Radio Officer ItesigiM a training school for the team summer program this year. Mrs. the interest of, the individualk'ldi from feet up the track. The bOK driver Awards Mdll be presented for of the economlos department at the church school will meet at 7:80 Spicer Hall on South 8 t ' on the' New Jersey Turnpike Mon­ Red Cross water safetjr Instructor John C. Sullivan, communica­ in unadulterated new rum and dis­ Police arrested the grade erbss- Chandler Grads leaders to-prepare them for their Alice Miller Englert will Instruct. the age o t nine up. with emphasis tilling the mixture. and a teacher were among the Athletlo and academic accompltsh- the University of Cohnecticuti ,Hs p.m. tomorrow at Kingsbury House. A Grad 8 graduates Include Her­ day in an accident Involrtng four Ing attendant and held the train's dead. mca..;, a.s well as two general will talk on the European Com­ The choir will rehearse af7:48 p.m. bert Qochee and Ralph .Stark­ vehicles. awards. The academic awards will mon Market. Richard G. Jodry Thursday in, the sanctuary. ----- weather of Manchester, David Two Manchester women have The orivar of the bus, Raymond hM been' accepted into member­ Vlttner of Vernon and-Sherwo^ Look in 8 t « l n s be., '•> lb* e-p" p' -'ithematioa, K of C to Elect been graduated from, tha Chandlei' E. Peters Jr.. 35, Easton ,Pa,, Russell of WilUmantic.. la i^ a g e s and bu8lne.as. ship of, the club. Albert J. Stevenaon is slated to Bchoui for Women, Boston, -Mass. told police investigator.^ that his high school will close at ■y Cub Awards be elected grand knight of St. Jude Kindergarten . graduates are: brakes failed. The big. Royal Blue 13:46 p^m. June 20. All students Cub Scgiit Pack 85 swards Council. K of C, during its meet­ From Storrs, MarcIS Smith, Ro­ Tliey are Miss Judith Ann Bglch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coach Ino. vehicle struck a pas­ will attedd school through that ■sented inc^ded: Bobcat, RobertI ing at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the berta Frankel,. WJlliam Ivry, Mi­ senger car. careened Into the po­ day, Lunches will not be served in E, Lee Jr. rind Carlls Hunt; wolf. Snake Hill Rd. home. chael Rut’ erford and Terri' Rol- A. Batch, RFD 1; and Miss Sandra L Stimson,. daughter of Mr. and lice ear and sent it smashing into the high school cafeteria on June Mark TopUfr. snd Stephen Top- Tlie nominating committee of llris: from fjoventry, Michael Poe, aA dump ; r ? ' teste. Plus tax. I s V V Tailored ot Sanforised : combed cotton. 2-ply cotton knit fits all sizes. Detailed' polished finish. Continen­ with most popular style features. Sizes S-M-L-XL. cotton .with semi-spre tal with ' adjustable tabs |54 collar; two pocksts; in surface weave. Black, convertible cuffs; perma- SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS Sell for 40% more elnewhere ten, ’blue, willow. 28 to 42. \n H'ALml nentstays. White 14^-17. Handsome dress style tailored from Sanforized combed cotton. Per­ What's Dad's favorite style? Steins manent stays; cuffed vent sleeves; pleated back. White. 14H-18V4, loacfi has it! Wash-and-wear cottons and cotton blends: woven cottons and STUDENTS’ A MEN’S SLACK-TACULAR handsome knits. Ivy pullovers, but- 'a- r y ton fronts, shirt jackets — yes, WHOPPER P«lishod Cotton Ivy Povoritos SPECIAL * every style in plaids, checks, solids, OF A B u r i stripes, embroideries. (frost everyday value now priced lower! i33 3-DAY TIRE SALE Wash k wear Sanforized cotton in rias aic pleatlftss model. Tan, antelope, charcoal, blue, black, olive. Hizrn 29-42. • I * * ' Lifhtwoight Coswol Slocks SPECIAL

Ivys or Cnntinentala in lightweight, Save »5‘* to *7 Nationally easy-care fabrics. Dacron* polyester- 94 6.70x15 Famoua ...Off the Regular No Trade-In Price Tube-Type cotton poplin.ft Am el* triacetate-rayon. Riackwall Iv y style: 29 to 42; Cteitinental: 28 to 38. When You Buy the 30-Month Guaranteed Plus Tax n f e if j^ GARCIA-MITCHELL Solida, Fondeo... 300 REEL A ROD 1— I ALLSTATE Guardsman Supertred No Trade-in Premium Quality One aixe fiia aizea I0~IS 90 Required SHORTS, T-SHIRTS STRETCH SOCKS No tire made surpas.xes the wear the A LLSTA TE Guard.yman Supertred offer.s you . . . 20^^^ more mileage and more skid protection than any 337f Tuhe-Typ* Blackivall 'pe BIsekwall The Nylon AIXSTATE ms too B.TOxIS Tiihf-T>T»e Rlnrkn-Rll AH Siik NeckwBor, 1.79 NO TRADE-IN' RE.qi IRF.D SAVE All size*. hlacliHall nr uhlteusll .Most slzea. bls<-k\vall or wMieivsIl available at low prirev. avAilahl^ At low prlcpo. nckmeea i r —No Mooey FREE. , . Father’s Day Card! Down— 74)0 monthly ✓ V TWICE Attractive greeting card— i-iS! yours free with every purchase! i r PORTABLE Ki:-i at your friendly TIME SERVICE OCARANTEE U.H.P. iiHU If tire falls during the monthly guaranlet ALLSTATE REG. 149.00 period, we will, at niir opijnn, eliher repair it For Valid Values— family store without cpst or in exchange for the old tire, give you a, new tire oi- a refund, charging only TIRE MOUNTING ■ r for the period of ownership All adjustments made by retail .atoies are Gut loMteit prices and THE prorated at the regular retail price piua Fed­ eral Excise Tax, less trade-in, at the time of FREE EXTRA of 8&H GREEN STAMPS return. : - • i i AMERICA-S LARGEST MAKER - SEllFR OF FINE MEN’S WEAR OuaraataM Agahist AU Bead Hasards with ovary purchase you make I A J a *»“ ’ARTM ENT MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE Y J MOKPAy-^rjiESDAY-SATfJMDAV i# p nr SHOPPING STORE HOURS: 2 STORES IN MANCHESTER ' ■■ ■ 111 ‘‘Salisfactioa guaranteed or your monev back” SEARS Mon., Wad., IRurs.', FrL TUeMtey, Saturday 10 AM. to • FJH. 8HOFFINO PABXAOS PARKADE I t A.M1 to « PJd. 1451 NEW BRITAIN AVE-, WEST HARTFORD Chvge it! Take up to S months to dev! W.T. GRAN T CO. ^ . ■ . ■ " I i' ' I rnr' MAIN ' > ' P5S ’ ../ ' 7 ' ' m i-'- 7. . f . lUNCUli^STliiH TfiVENlNG U£BAU>. MANUHESTER, CXINM.. TUESDAY. JUNE 12, 1962 ‘\ MANCHESTER EVKNmG HER'AU), .kANCHESTEfi, CONfN*^ TpESDAY, JUNE 12, ,196& PAGE THIRTEEN ^ Rockville-V ernon Bloniilie Testifies eisM#t)S|y.gy Kennedy Says VVhan.tl)* car. drove off, .the mart’'« 1 L 16 Remain in Thailand Hartford Gas dl,!i!xivered $5»0 mi.ssihg. frcfiVi ' hi* | Flim-Flam Artists w allet. Despite Laotian Agreement Seeks 49 Cent Far East Aid The wonlan was described as Tri-City Shop Plaza Senators having a’ tat face and a dark cohi- I! t I pipxion and the m an w as al.so said (CmtfaMM« trom Pag* f>n»l Rate Increase Curbing Reds Lift 190 from Wallet ; to Ij^ave.a dark cpmpl^xlon. iBoth NOTICE were riding d from fa g * O aal | the p resen t AGVA president; com- The incident occurred last night!-.------■-— ------——J— along Main .St., was taken for Circle ha* begun: Developer Ma-ic Vernon, the construction cost is 1961 left no room, for doubt as' to reina of power. age lea* than 1 0 0 ' cubic feet pet; T— ^ ^ . !^lan Joey Adam*, and th* ad- $2 f 0 . Wethersfield police have also PLBTED. ' month. Therefor*. mPat of It* ciia- Javlt of-Hartford estimated' the estimat'ed st *300,000 or about the need for greater *eif-defen!tli “tomorrow’ by enforcing ^,jrector. Jack Bright. at about 5:15 at Spruce and Oak; yp to ,the car to glv, .direction.!. The United' State* ha* held up plaza aa an eventual %tt million *4.60 a square foot. Building In­ reported similar flim-flam . inci­ budgetary asaiatance amourtlng (tiontinned from Page 0*e) loiiier.a v.’lll pa,'- an average of 49; and common defense *ffortA" the tract*. Well-placed source* said later Sts. A. woman an^ a man drove and the woman ran' her hands dent.! in that town. MANCHESTER WATER COMPANY cent* more per month. f brojec-. and said it yrlll be the spector- Francis J. McNiilty said atim nistration repo'tt «ald. ' . "I charge her* and now that the up to si male pedestrian and asked to <* million a month eince Feb­ the permit allows the contractor te.?limohy may air some stories of. ■oyer the man's body telling him testimonial dinner for First Select­ The preaent request for a 2..'S largest In Tolland “The military forces of Riuuia fer direction! to a Catholic church. ru ary . H* .said construction now undfr to begin installation of footing* exotics and atrip artists have been prostitution, although the investi­ she waa to give a talk at the Ever add mushrooms to cooked One of the difficult pi-oblema man Arthur B. Powers. per cent rate hike, the company and it* alliea in Comidunlat China. The pedestrian, unidentified, came church and would pray for. him. frozen baby green lima bean.*? i' In mentioning the tax Increases. aa'.d. w made necessary beoaii.se, way is the first stag* of a two- and foundation*. abandoned and made outcasts by gation is beamed mainly si- ex­ ahead la the need to pay the royal North Korea, and North Viet Nam ploring how th*. union (wifotcsa Bailey said the people must con declining revenue margins stage building plan. A building Working drawing* will ze. *ub- the very union to which they pav tpoopa who have been engaged in - 1 constitute a formidable threat to contract! supposed to protect en­ alder the highways, education' r-*v,*e(i by increases in wag*.«. tax; covering afK^t Tl.OCO square feet mltted within a week or two, .he the security of the independent na­ f*ie L aotian civil w ar. , _— ------^ ^ ...... ■ , . dues for representation and pro- tertainers from .exploitation. will be bntrt first. In the fall, an said. tion* of th* area and of the United One* the Cfeneva agreement haa' and other atale public work* that *„d the coat of material* and addition. 6 f. perhaps 80,000 to 40,- Javit aaid Grant and First Ka- tectioii," she said. Many AGVA members-spopu- been .adopted, the new govern are done with ta» money supplies. S ta te s.” ’’She is the victim of a vicious Two veat-s ago. Hartford Gas 0 0 0 . aqdar* feet .Will be started. ti(mal chose th* sit*, because Ver­ lar, widely known Singer*,, danc­ m en t Will dem obilise m ost of the "W hat Is It we did the R e n ^ - In Europe, the aid prograiti in­ circumstsnee created b.V a' pre­ Comr Voluntarily sought a rate T7m cehter will be completed snd non is in one of the fattest growing ers and comics—are reported bit­ fighting forces and integrate the licans m-ouldn’t have done?” Bai­ rearly for occupancy by February. area* in the state He said parking clude *2^7 million in economic sumed labor union and she Is - vul­ terly resentful o< the treatment «f rednetion amountin.c to a 1 2 0 0 .0 0 0 ; assistance to Yugoslavia and remaining troop's into a national ley asked. Tenant* in the Initisl building for 1.566 car* will be available nerable to ‘every form of persecu­ less foi-tunately placed coUeagiiea police force, pfficlela of the State Powei-.-O is a cantlidate for the lof.a in reven -e. Had leV-miea not $100,000 to Poland during fiscal tion." been reduced then, it aaid. the will be First National Stores Inc. when thp center is corppleted. m th* entertainment world.- and Defense departments and the Democratic nomination for slate (21,500 square feet), W. T. Grant Stores will seek to draw , shoppers 1961. Mis* Singleton Said Bright was preaent hike would not be needed. The report also noted that; MCClellan announced he expects Agenc.v for International Develop­ treasurer. Co. i2g,00b Souar* feet), the Ver­ from Vernon. Rockville', South quoted by Billboard magazine as to hear between 80 and w it­ Other speakers at the te.slimoni- | 1 — U.S. aid of all type*, to *0 ment met Monday to consider the non Drug (5,100 square feet). Al- Windsor, Manchester,. ..Ellington, stating he would pipve at the un­ nessed In the eight to 10 day# of question of costs before demobl- si Included Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. ! bel t's and Larry's Beauty Shop East Eapt Hartford arfcl otheroilier mirround-mirround- 1 J""*'* ^°*;*'*^^*®®-A- “ »ilUon ion* 1958 meeting to throw "all . iS listedll.sted Philadel­ UCation * effected. S* • Rep. Emilio Q. Daddarlo, Lt. Gov. 1 snd additional stores. .4 chain ing town*. Family shopping will be '"K fiscal 1961, boosting the. 1 0 - .strippers” oiif of file union, but he phia. Chicago. New York, Balti­ .enthonv J. Armentano. snd S‘ate .store. women's . and children's stressed, he said, • - ■, year-total to about $3..1 billion. ' Presumably the Communi.st ____ " D b itu iir v never even propased thi.s. more. MIemi and Tampa as bloc will continue to provide for Tax Commi.ssioner John L. Sul- ■ clotliing' store, an appliance store, Javit and First National were in-' ^bis included loans, technical a«- On the contrary, she said, th 'ne. e . „ y , ^^Ich th«-,u«lon'S the aalaries of prO-Communist llvan. cleaners snd other* are being Volved during th* winter in *' aiatance and surplus food grants, luilon ha* actively sought to re- u.n,Mnv breach of contract suit brought by ® — Thirty African nations got emit them as members and used “ P"''"*'®"* »md*r scrutiny. Pathet Ijao troops and an eatlmst- j - Jame* E. O'Brien sought. *d Id.OOO North Vietnamese now - Tol Falln to Death Tire f*ll addition will Hou.se a Stob and Shop Supermarkets Inc., $151.4 million in economic aasist- "hired pickets from the Teamsters In the country. Jsm es E, O'Brien, 185 A utum n deoartntem store- snd specialty which at on* time sought to lease '’n-e from the United States In Union" In a drive to organize em- Gift Specials During f S U N D A Y At The PARKADE The Geneva agreement will re­ DURH.4..M (A PI -A 4-year-dfd St, died Sunday at hi* home of; sh&ps. Javit said. * space In the renter. Stop and Shop 1961. Ethiopia, Liberia, Libya and ployea of club.s in New Orleans. Education Goimcil quire the withdrawal of all for­ irl waa killed in a 38-foot plunge a heart attach. He waa the hus-j Matthew Reiser Ir.c. of Hsu-tford eventually dropped the suit. ; ..laii received military aid which. La. 404 W. MIDDLE TPKE. eign forces, including the in.OOO fown a well yesterda.v. Police band of the late Mary McKenna ------—------—------i------' I the rep o rt said, "contributes to the More and more, she said, the said the girl, kayen .Mixey. SiiMt Plans Fall Parley Vietnamese and lew than 1.0 0 0 O’Brien. . ' Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Holme* ------1 availability to the Unit- union opens its ranks to untalented American military adviser* snd two playmates were cha.sing a j O'Brien was born in Hart- strippers, and a.* s result the le­ SUPER SAVINGS SALE' technicians in the country. frog and lifted the well cover to I .son of thy late Jamea J., gitimate entertainer “if ahe does The steering commits* of th»^ PORTABLE catchtch it. Liiv Pathe O'Br-en. He wa* * “'!'™ ; frS ’ r r - r not conform to house rules—that Connecticut ‘* 8 t#t*i Ortljncll Ml She wka the daughter of Mr. .g-(j'no.stal clerk, and a veteran Rockville voter* will meet at m in ia t u r e VIENTIANE. Laos (API—The win ofTomre‘Vuria“’wii?^^^^^^^^ 'nd'^ffectirnisrof nflliU,!;. la, mix with the customers and .so­ Teschsr. Education met yesterday ' spotlight on Lao* will shift briefly '■nd-d .'Irs John Mixey of Main St. ,,,f 17 5: Army. World War 1.1 City Hall at 7 o'clock tonight forces for internal security." bAck to Geneva now that th* rival With ROl’NDPP -p*ge on* He wss a member of Dilw-orth- Wspping Cemetery. ' licit drink.s—she Is not carrying afternoon at IlUngi Junior High .water down charred remains of service booth and gas-pumps at the Tolland Tpke. Serv-lce for the expected approval of a 3 The development loan fund her Weight and they do not want pHnee* have agreed on a coali- i ------Cornell-Qiiey Post, American Le- Friends may csll at the fitnersil 15 tj mill tax rate for the cur­ School to plan th* council’s, faU • Center aft«r frames starting at the nozzle of t yas hoM destroyed the dxturee ahortly before 11 TAPE home tomorrow from 7 to 9 p.m, approved *652.6 million In credits h er." M.n>e^lo .Vn effort cent _____horne .She . . . w as the w-ldow of chester High Siiiool. accordionist; Fitzgerald of- the . Councils for started tt> enter Hartford Rd., she unable to make an estimate of the be to bring peace to thi* divided c*n the Geneial A.ssembly into Gustave Keller and Wilma Tonski of .595 Tolland ; (favoraile to employersi but .saw a third car Coming east- two minutes, one observer said. ■* I . . . . Earl Rudin. Manchester High Catholic Women. Dr. FYank R. loss. kingdom. | special session to reapportion the Mps, Keller, wa* born in To Aid Keimedy School sophomore, and Misa Bridg­ Tpke., June 30 at St. James' I 'sweetheart enforcement' of con­ bound'bit Spencer St, and applied The pumps, which are connected The premier-designate experts ; Senate was promised yesler- Church. Yulo of the Psirent ’Teacher As- to huge tanks buried below, were Upon seeing the flames. Sanof- tria. and moved to the United; et Blackemorc. ninth grader at trac ts. spcUitlon of Connecticut and Mrs. her brake*. ’The Luckmaji vehicle, tfi Present^ the new minister* — bv Republican State Chair- Stale! 65 year* ago. She lived in Hall Gold Flow Building Permit* I "The membership rtf AQVA 1* at which had also'started up, could completely destroyed. ,!ky, sensing the potential danger, Iteutrala, fepresentativea from the g .«iearle Pinney. Bennet Junior High School. Irl.sh Walter Baldyga for George Eng­ Evelyn F. Bfown of Illing Junior took cover. Firemen were called Manche.sler until 14 years ago step dancers who presented a i the mercy of the paid adminlstrA- High, hostess and repruentatlva not'stoik jit lime. Burned and shattered cans, once wssent royal government and Pinnev said he would ask Gov. land,, to build a houae at 19i Hack- containing , motor oil sealer, and immediately by Cannon, who wa* when she moved to Groton. (Conttoued from Page Onel double jig and intermediate reel; , tor and the union officials, some of th* Connceticut Schdol Library ' TWO .cars were towed away with members of Souphsnouvong's Pa- john N. Demp.sey to summon s Survivors include a sou. Wil- ' matac,k St., *12,000. ; of whom are dedicated and Sin­ left front' fender damage after a car polish, were found acrosa the in the station when the incident oc­ Re9. $24.95 Value thei Lao—to King Savang Vathana - i and Kenneth Taplln of Veimonl, a Frederick Knofla for Kurt El- Association, curred. special session, and if Dempsey liam Keller of Hawtlronie. N. J ’. Mr. Kennedy Intends to rut taxes senior and psychology major at ...... ^ , __ _ ...... cere men, but who apparently are The ateering' committee will collision at 3 p.m. yesterday I'n the street from the. .service booth. In­ Monday st Luang Prabang. the decline.', he will^ail for * legisla­ genhrod, to build a two-family a daughter, Mi-a. Minnie Groeger ! dominated by the small clique mee.t in S^tember to eolrtplet* parking' lot at Howell Chbiiey side were found the charred re­ Fire Marshal W. Clifford Mason roval canital. ^ tive petition. and .spend at the same tlmei We University of Oonnectiout, folk nou.se at 15-17 Lvdall St., *20,000, mains of still more cah.s. road of Groton, with whom ahe made ballad ringer. -Mi s Joseph \Sklnner; Richard Archambault Vln- 'which runs the union." plans for the November meeting. Teclmlcal Schooi'-Th* accident Oc­ arrived at the scene later to begin ' " The three prince* formalized say the two are contradictory so fo r curred -When B arry Vllron, 19, of maps, and cigarette cartons. their compact at s meetinr 'n Pinney .-aid he was bound by her home; a sister. Mr*, gadle WAS chairman of the progfrani ar-, Orlnweki and Eric Ne^het. to M i.ss Singleton said that union­ an investigation of the fire. T> f the stale GOP platform to se,>k Boxer of North Miami, Fla., and a far as promoting confidence is ists wlio protest against the situa­ 3.59 High St.. East Hartford, was The Arc, still • under Investlga- Iff*#**: $1 0 .S 8 Khang Khay, Souvanna’* head­ '■’'ngement.s. build s lwo-f,,mily hou.se at 146- ,tlon, began while attendaht Ray- FINE quarter* on the rebel-held Plaine immediate action on -Senate re- granddaughter. concerned and can only produce tion are .subjected to phony union about to make a left turn out of During a b: ief bualne«s meeting. I 148 Union St.. *18,000. the parking, .area: when a zScond imopd L etendri w as filling th* ga.s de* Jarre*. iis'ii icting. Funeral service* were scheduled intolerable deficits that will fur­ "trials” on trumped up charges GOP to Cboo$e If a linn i.s to be taken, it must it was reported that the Garden ' -eoi Cteszyn.ski for Samuel Dun- car, o].-erated by George H. Dan- tank of a patron's car. Adams Low Bidder Among those on band wa* Gen. to be held this afternoon al 3 in ther depress the economy." j Club’s spring p'ant sale grossed lop, at 157-169 which may cost them member.shlp be taken thi.* yea,.' or wait nnlll to repair pobeh and access to Jobs. *J.-Vultp|Pj SC, cqrti- Letendri said, “It just started Phoumi Noaavan. deputy premier, the chapel of the Weinstein Mor­ Halle«k said Republicans do fa­ $486.21 and netted $266.96. T h e ; Maple St.. $t.400, Probate Nominees- (^io. Sh''-' Oomplatf W'lth 1971, after the next federal cen­ ,8 he -eld she bad been sirspemfed ing into the parking area, was or^ fire." For Painting Job | defense minister and strongman tuary. 640 Farmlng’i.on Aye., Hart­ vor an overhaul of the tax sy.s- j club voted to act As sponsor fo r, Dsy Lemleux for J * D Real TOILETRIES , * BotSery sus. making a right hand turn, A erf the outgoing, regime who is be­ ford. with Rabbi Leon Wind and tem to promote economic growth the Avery Heights Garden Club E state, repair a at 141- by the union la.st month for After the ignition of the flames, a Leather carrying ease Pinney’* move w*.« felt by most 1 in j to porch Republicans from several Tol* p!j9ied .; truclc reportedly blocked he threw the hose nozzMe away FOR coming a deputy premier and fi­ Cantor George Wald, both of Tem­ but "the first approach to real | seeking state federation member- U3 Highland St.. $.300. ".speaking out against Us abuses. W illiam P. Adams, 35. V ictoria a Earphonea oh.sarver* to have little clnnce .Ml.s.s Singleton al.so chaTged 1 Coimty town* will select dels# their, vieiona from the car. which was headed nance minister under Souvanna. ple Beth Sholom, Manchester, of­ savings in Is.x dollars m ust be a 1 ship. _ Other garden club projects I Stanley Bcllefetir for George Rd., was the apparent low bidder L TRAVELERS a t k e .m k n i )o i ; h p o w e r Questioned about when he would of .suc'ces*. since it. would require ; there is widespread tax evasion In ' tonight for probate judge# M inor -Which a ciir the contract. j reported to have from 5.060 to 'ogisbilure wa.s nnsble to come to Beth Taii^arone 900. ^ That, she aaid. would help In- : th;-ee town* will meet In eonven- non of Wapping, said that his 20- After Shova Lotion tO.OOO m en-troops, adviser*-and an agreement. j Mrs. M nnie G raham . *1, of Rt. was scheduled som* time ago. driven. tOf-Augustus W right. 36,.of The second lowest bid was $1,- Lanvin Kfr- 44. We.st Willinglon, mothe ■ of Dillon staled Is.st week th at the ternal Revenue Service agents to I tion at Andover Town Hall at f Grsijby,.collided with, a, vehJde. op­ gaJlon tank had been about half 035 from Edwin P. Cook of Man­ je d ti Smooth Shova BUPnorting unit* — helping the Dempsey favored calling a con- check on sales volume. i pm filled before' the start of the fire. 2.25 rebels. i slitutlonal convenHon. to resolve ; William G Boehm of .577 Adams balance of peyrrents deficit, rep- La.sell Graduate erated by Patricia Miranda of 74 chester, 12 days. The Thomas ! ‘ I ha problem. ! St.. M anchester, deed this m orn­ re>entlng the amount which the Hence, she said, the employers A similar convention will be Woodland St. Fire. €3i4ef Francis Limerick,.of Heywood Co. o( Hartford bid $1.- | ing al Harifnrri Ho.spital after a United States ‘spends, lends and About Town al.so don't pay Social Security held in the Superior Comtt Roorr the Eighth District Fire Depart­ 2 2 0 in 15 day*, and the Doiithett I Two pro-W estern neighbor* of Tliere ha.s been no stale-wide Miss Beth Tangarone, daughter of taxes (or the girls, because this ment—which was at the scene In Laos aopeared not to share in 'he le.Tpportionmenl since 1903. long illne.ss. gives away abroad, less similar Mr. and Mrs. Felix A. Tangarone.! at Vemorf Town Hall tonight a.' Archibald Co. of Ea.sl Hartford ! general international approval of^ M s. G raliam was bom in payments to the United States ov 29 Harvard Rd.. has been gradu Richard Lincoln Stack, son of I would irivite que.stions about the which four delegates eqeh from atiout five minute.!- said the fire bid $1,270 in 15 days. Mr. ami Mra. W-,,Unc61n Stack, ; lack of withholding form*..^ Towh-Units Study could have started when gasoline th* Khang Khay agteement 1 B icketin e 4ultutri%t>A Brookl.vii. N.Y.. and lived in tVest other nations, might b* llminat- ate'd from I^asell Junior College, Vernon and Ellington will select ...... ’The bids will be considered by PIPES at Official* of Thailand, ■adiere ' Willinglon for many years ed bv the ^pnd of 1963. Aubumdaie. Maas. 29 Wellington Rd., has been grad- j That means.' sheilwent on. denial a probate candidate. belng^ purnped Into th^car’s tsnk i tj,e controller's office, and by the In listed from .St. John's Preparatory I of old age and other Socle) Securi­ was forced< J out_... byw.. fumes,... — spilled ' depa tment of public woi... . 'me; 4,800 Ameriran troop* and token HtviDv.»KPonT called nice 111 v The Watkins-Wesl Funeral Lniveisitv in the fall. Also scheduled as wltnesse* are D “ em ocrat. downtown business district of­ tains, a wire which could conceiv­ tin .said today he didn't know | of the Independent union's 1.100 ves" r.n to 12.5 hllliob. but in the U nlverstty.______^ a Liquid center m unist-threateneii .Sout Viet N am , • H im '. 1''2 E. C enter SI., is in (iisl three month* of ^hls year fered by merchants last week. ably serve as a conductor of elec­ what cplor would be .selected for [ a Guaranteed cover uhieh uill called for firm U .S, action to pre­ m em beis here, in rterby . and in 'o h a ig e arra-igements nhich Rell-A'Matlc By ■ SPECIAL SALE! nf w*« down to an sniiual rale of Harlan Ta.vlor, ’TDC chairman, tricity. the hallway, but vetoed both black J never he culj o r new hall re* vent a jmaaihle Red takeover in New Have.i to vote, on a strike au­ a 'e incomplete. Burial will be in , . T ^e punijp being u*$|d to fttt th e and red. thorization propossl. U.S billion snd, Dillon said last said thq placed! I-aos The newspaper Dan Moi de­ West WHlIngton. parking Re^. SI 0.00 Value clared this action "should h* di­ A favoiable vote by two-lhiids vveel:. niav !ince have declined tq REMINGTON of the inemhera preoenl would give shout 11 .5 hiitiom ment ag; lemheir^ would be ^ Bex of 12 rect military intervention." 1 l>avld Kelley Kerr invited, ■ 'i’ ll union negotlatoi.s the po.ver to call ■Some of the step* taken by Shive closer; faster,, easier! However, approval of the agree­ I David Kelley Kerr. .56, of 30 ,Iai - t^' brlet]^ jin a walkout against FT whenever Kennedy and former President PEK A SIZE i | PICK A PRICE l i PICKA DOOGE The Tnfl, ir Reg. $T1.40 Value ment was manife.st in capitals of I via Rd,. died s. ddenly this morn­ Mpnicipal^Su" r% IfcVt night' to Adjusts to any beard and the big powers East aPd We*< they feel contrset talki are get­ Dwigld D. Eisenhower to cut the ting nowhere ing *; his home. se; the I ''skln.OuftetiMre frrbws deep. With FREE The compact wa* called en­ •Mr, K err was born in Kilmei- deft-it Included programs to In- A sma :KdfSKY'S FATHER'$4$AY couraging in Washington. Pari* ’The union's old conliacl e.xp.ied cres.se U.S. expoits: to spur trav­ Pipe Sfond! i nock. Scotland. March 24,, 1906. met at n_ h:.-Ta65Hpt"^b. Check OTBrlJwOialEaoiiit Price. U( officials hailed the agreement and' at midnight last Friday, but >em el by foreigners in the United expressed hope It will mark a new | ployes continued to report for I and lived In .Manchester for 20 v,,3>discuss ,tj,n luc^ci- soinc * plkhs, the MrertH'lmum I year*. He was a boiler fireman State.!; a ban on travel of U.S. merchantsT^ve in mind. SPECIAI era of peace for the former i work as usual. military dependents to Europe, GET LIGGEH IJned'. Reg. 12.50 French colony. British newspa-1 Negotiations haV* been going on with tke Hartford Fire Insurance Vilue S 3 a Genuine leather Co. for 13 years. He was a mem­ later rescinded: #nd encouraging . \ LOW DISebUNT per* extended a cautious wel-i since .April, and another meeting other nations to shoulder a large A u s i ^ a Should wear a- lifetime come, hut said it was too early With state and federal negotiator* ber of Center Congregational e ■' .A » ?* ' PRICES.*^ ■ Church and a life member of St. .share of' foreign military defense to predict lasting amity. is scheduled for later thi* week. cost.!. •r)ETRoif!i —Aiiatt-aila rtteenfiy, MEN'S C^n V a S CASUALS In Tokytj. Foreign Minister Zen-, I John’* Lo.ige of Masons, Kilwin- rtrdered hdv. I ning, Scotland. * Salinger said the W hite Hou.se taro Koaaka said Japan stands l\o n sto p .-Ijg Servii'e meeting stemmed trom a meeting destroyer# ;Jrom -'ll' w blilgan com­ FOR-HIM! YARDLEY readv to .extend whatever econom­ ! Survlvor.s include his wife, Mrs. pany. Th^fW llI cost ♦30,000,000 f a m o u s b r a n d WASHINGTON lAPi 'Aloiiawk •Marlon Turnbull K en . and a son. between B'oug'i and Kennedy on ic aid ft can to the little kingdom. April 17. Tliat wa.! .!evcn days WHATEVER YOU WANT IN AN AUTOMOBILE, YOUR OODGE DEALER IS READY TO * and will btf^ellvered by 19M SHAVING BOWL Red China’s Premier Chou En- Airlines was authorized yesterday ^ Willianf^ D. Ken. both of .\ia;i- YojlKwiLL RECX)GNJZE THE LABEL SHAVING la*. in congratulating Souvanna. to provide tion.stop service between I che.'ter; a daughter, ilr*. Fred- after Blough had announced U.S, DEAL. Our voluma is up. And wi’rt passing tha savings pn to you during Dodge Oealor Divi­ cabled th at the agreem ent l< Tff' Bradley J“lekl at Windsor Locks. 1 crick Schneider of V ernon: » Steel \/ould raise ortce’s IS a ton BRUSH Joil^O’ very; \dtal phase in the peaceful Conn., and Svramse and Rorhe.s- bro hei and two sisters in Scot­ snd four days after the increase dend Days. Piek a Dodga, any sizt or price, and pat oirliig Dodgt Oeatir DIVIDEND DEAL! VAnOLf solution of the Laotian issue.” ter, N. Y. land. and two grandchildren. was rescinded on the heel*'of vig­ PURE Mohawk had bean required for orous opposition by the Kennedy I Ksap cool oil th* timel the past 27 month* to make *t Funeral nervice* will be held •dmlnlstv.ation. . m K f G. to BADGER least one stop r>n each flight from I Tiiur.sday at 2:30 p.m. at_ the .Some Republtcar.” ciitlc* have iTip.proof baia; powar. I^estival Plannefl Bradley tia th? New York citie.s. , ] Holmes Shmeral Home. 400 .Main contended Kennedy's opposition to BRISTLE f ful rind iturdy. Gfutat The nonstop runs between Brad­ St. The Rev. Clifford O Simpson, the .steel price increase and the •la oooec eUtrOM ml CuapiwsuM Iw is* Mi o l m b. Mtsidtcturer’i aiutXM null pnet tar tlwCuv motor. Q yjj Bv Rosarv Society ley Field and .Syracuse are sched- p.a*tor of Center Congregational resulting 'Nillbai k shook bu.'ine.s.s. tam i n 4-4oor Main, nduiivi of Seitinitim cSslits, Sugtr Spinner wheel eoven end white wiili: $(904. Ar. A REG. tited to begin .lune^2 1 . Church, will officiate. B'rrlal will men's nmfidence In the admlnls- . [ : $3.95 fIGARS i be in Fast Cemetery Iralion anil led to the slock ^blSCOUNT PRICES st. Bridget’s Ro.sary Societ.V a ’ i Friends may call al the funeral The gift of elegance in the will sponsor a summer festival m arket nrice .shde. MEN'S LOW XH ITE I home tomorro.v from 7 to 9 p.m. Kennedy took t.s.sue w'ilh that In V H R ’Y;)y»'By fine tradition that i$ Yardley.' $4.49 CIGAREHES Thur.sda.v frojii 5;30‘tc) 8 p.m . on T ko Are EleclPfl Donation.! may be, made to the i 4 - h the churchegrounds. his 5'ale snee.n declaring: "Thi.s Reg. $5.65 (8” Kan) Memo; iai Fund of Center Congi * ' administration I* not going to.give BASKETBALL ^iAKERS only |3 5 TDBACCDS ; There wil be continuous serv­ To K of C Board gatinnSI Church' in li*iu of flow­ . And I’p ing of supper, and mu*ic will be , way to general ho,stillty to bu.sl- CIGAR SPECIAL!! ers. nes* merely becau-se there h*s 'BY FA)«OU6 b^fi.V^NUl^AtT^ provided by the K of C orche.-tj a. BUY THE SET . AM Havana T here will* be pony ride.*, tra 'n Irfonard Yosi and outgoing K of i been * single 'emporary dls*gree- .Airs. Honiira J. Kihhie attention. Your rides and balloon.* for children. C Grand Knight Rnland I.ePage • ment elth *n Industry." B«iv of ,VI. Reg. $7.50. Mra. H anora John.son Kibble, 69. Mrs. Rose Schwoerer is rhairmsn were elected to three-year ,.erm* on The committee which met with jiihes . . . not ours of the festival. . of 38 Kensington St., died y**ter- Kennedy - WR.s formed, last nqcntb AN OUTSTANDING the boasfl of dlreclora of the Camp, day al Laurel Manor Convalescent * 6 9 AIR among members of - th* Busine*.s . K. Are thelguitlB;^^ VALUE : Admits Forgery bell Council, Knights of Columbua, Home after a long dines*. Council, a Private organization t. Building .Asauydatioii at the aa.ao- .Mr*. Kibbie was born Nov. . 12, [which has offered to, advjae the LIGHTERS MATTRESS ciation’s annual meeting last night. 1892. in Hartfoixl, and lived In I govern,ment on buslneaa and eco- H A R ’TFO R li (A P I Mr.s. Alma Re-elected to thiee-.year terms on a .Manchester for ^5 yeari. She was ' nomic . problems. It formerly wAs ■ J. Schofleld of Scotland. Conn., a the board were Atty. John J. > AYAHbA^LE FOR YOt7TH^';AND BOYS Fun on the Mlhf and gimnin- Windharn -convalescent home oper­ a charter member of the Commun­ j known as the Busines* Advisory O'Connor ajid Judge William J. ity BaplLsl Church and a member beach, in'the |p ^ f4» ifivp you ator, waa sentenced U> 30. days in Shea, associate justice of the Con- Council end was loosely affiliated \ konson Gas of Welcome Rebekah Lodg* of with th# Department of Com­ water, camp­ \hv RKST HrnoUc A federal correctional- Institute neclifut Supreme ..Court of Errors. , m w MU aeoaetA aT . Sited rilht in tse Middle ef the Ml end Httta.thiyta perk.' eOM Pm a o a e t il yes i * l p wsspeMSii deee l-. vet: yestenlayi after pleading guilty to A mpctirtg of the corporation was East Hartford.. merce until last year. ■3 SCRfPTb .''Urvivoia include a son. Daniel Lsti if pep. OedlldepeadeMIlir.Meriiificturer’tMUhded retail trice lor Usd S-WUsder Uncer it yon tswer ^ ■ ing, etc. with fdrg in g a * 5 8 1 government check. followed by a meeting of the board Blougn heads both th* Busine*.s I-dwr MdMt. ..dud*. - dedtarita. caw*.,. aSeel e d n Mta -tiH. write; HHI. d«. --.^rid^^IriSSSi^^ ' t» v - ■ ' . U.S. District Court Judge T. Em- Kibbie of Manchester; t«lrt daugh­ , Council snd th* comn'illte* which VU-UGHTER this 64"x24" of directors for the purpose of ■■■* ■ -u- > Zippo l»iet Clarle suspended, the remain­ electing the board * officer*. ter.*, -Mi's. Jam es Q rtm ann of L a­ :met with Kennedy. Also present M M sta 2 ;. Fine variety of Vu-lighters. Spring Cushion inflatable, fayette. R. 1.. and Mr*. A rth u r L. I for th# White House-meeting were ■! V. fJL SUN HKI.MFT der of the one-year term. Officers elected by the board are AM laaMJ W vinyl air Mrs. Schofleld, 56. admitted John Stewart, chairman of the Holllng! of NewTngton; a brother. [Henry Q. Alexander, chairmsn of 'Tet you know ^ q |F Windproof forging th# name of one' of her pg- board; Joseph McCarthy, preal- Henry .M. Johnson of South Wlnd- I til* Xfprgan Guaranty Trust Cq., when fuel is low." % a v v CAR SEAT mattress. The |>erfeet head-1 Ernest New York; Crawford H. fjhreene- MANCHESTER PAEK^pE tisnts on a social security check, dont:'Dr. Jean-Loui* Hebert, ylce,*°f; three sister*. Mra 'Made of plastic-coated open ONLY - ’ gear for laitdoorl Originally she pleaded "innocent. president; Mauiiee O’ConnVw," Herrington of Bast Hartford, Mrs. svait, president of the ' DuPont CHORCHES MOTORS, Inc. \uirk, flailing andl In 196/9 ahe^was sentenced to a ircasu-er; and Alexander W. Ostes, Clayton Decker of Allendale, N.J, Com'Mihy:. Al'nh Sproul, forni*r Open’ Wed., Thili^ Rnd Friday to 9 P.M. iriesh fiber. Reinforced for long golfing. Uglit.u'pighti year for smibeiszllng and obtaiiiing ac-retary. and Mre. William Grisel of South I president of the Federsl Reserve 80 OAKLAND-STREET—MANCHESTER, CONN. LARGEST SELECTION pf Smoking Tp^oeces, 1.77 and QO rf.' money under false preteniM from The other nierabera of the board Windsor; three grandchiMren, and iBan’- of -New York. and . Thomas Other Store* At WEST HARTFORD CENTER, use. P-Cg. .Reg. S.U8 nzterproof. her employer, a Middlstown con- ■of directors • are Joseph'Gervais, one great-grandchild, ' J, Watson, Jr., president of Inter- foxed Ci9PfB or Low Discount Prietll 3,98 1.77 Volim T 'fitr* " * iptas ow ner. John F. Tierney and Frank Taylor. I Funeral senrjees will be. htld ' national Businos* Macjiinaa .Oorp. ^ CORBINS CORNE|t.»nd ENF|ELD ' r - ^"-'il . V. - ..^ / •

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ITAmmSTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCTrESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JUNE 12. 1962 _ FOURTEEN KANCHESTER EVENING HERALD/IfXtlCHESTER, CONN* I^BSpAT, JIJNE 1.'2, 196* V PAGE FTF^EN fiUGGS BUNN) C^’t Blame Republicans had di.sclp.sed that "President OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR . DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Ditagreertient on^Nixon Kennedy's grab for more end ■ ■ " ' " " ' ■ ■ ■■ 4~ more cxecuUve power will be the overriding issue of the 1962 cam- AMERICAN LEGION pnlgn.’’ ~ 3 g g TOO 8AO IT HAS^ S TO T O I B c V Antww to Provlouo Pimlt Kettnedy Backtracka ViAXttmsOI3/ iF ir< ^ < Rocky Seen Choice It ILsled "the admlnCstrallon's “ v J w \ French Oiplomot jantl-businesa attitude " a.s .second' s e e o T. MAP MV OLD FKl£MD « I R WrmOOT WATBRIN* I most important and 'put In thlrrf Amtwomv asm lev; o f Au s t r a l ia , s e m o ! place Kennedy's effort to get Con­ Off m o w in g ,THEfN AOMM ' tSHardciu In Eight for Medicare MJi TO Tfty OUT IN TWiS COUMTKV/ TM6 13 Book ef Biapt' gress to approve medical rare for IT COULD B S T R IX y ir m i A SRASS T50ESM'T 6ROW OVER AW IWCM URaaeiied Of GOP for_’64 Race the elderly under, Social Security, CALLED HieM '~TM EKePoeB IT n e v e r WESqS -----Jtan UYtUow baaia 4v JAMES TItARLOW " Robert Kerr. Oklahoma Demo- ______L______financed by increased payroll 6 R A SS/^ SHtobwMeinei plait Aanoflateil ^rcM . New* AimlyAt CUTTIIslS/-^ TMiMKOF it — IF TH& ‘ 33 Ha baa werkad ‘ireL was coiipohsor two years SRASS CAW BE 6ROVJW SUCCESS WASfiWQTOJr (AP)^The Ken­ (rinnfiniied from Page One) would do- about a.s well as any ' 8 O'CLOCK- KO»/.E, LEONARD ST. r llPrinttaa at aatUina ago ,of the Kerr-MIlls bill which, Republican canflldaie in the South Ini- PULLV HeeE.X'LLHAJE A ^ tlM rreneb- nedy administration, which put ' MKUkM ; became law and provides medical Shanley, who remains close to desplte Rockefel'er s .strong stand P "''!''"* nver-all trend of isPMceftii o ftut word months ago that it would ^IDAY NI(?HT SMlPLOAD OF SEED care (Or aged people but on a lor civil right.s the New Frontier foreign policy, EVERY WEH OVER AWO MAKE U im ^w fliaa 31 Dwpiaalonatt , make An ansen nois national committeewoman, campaign promises snd cornm -, I 44 Tentmaker ing. Ifi'jany real fight wap madi* UBwMMiealab.) appeUatioo 35 Pen Ian feiriee one of the biggest headaehea to ! In Michigan and Scranton in Penn- .Maid lhat while she Ls not com­ tlon as exemplified by the Billie ITHevlegUN 34 Anatomical 36 Hail! 46 Shield Wurring It wBsrPt very obvious. the administrrattpn's hopes of get- Sol Estes ca.se," the. committee t^/z <-jg 37 Cloya, 4 7 S c ^ h |Sylvania might be "goocj pro.v mitted to any potential 1064 can­ laUmteniBts < network secretary of Welfare Abraham ■HMg througlr Its owh new medical •said in a .statement, (ab.) 37(!renler' 40 Narrow waya ,fft'eepfOlda Ribicoff opened the way Monday I peels for 1988 but they've got to didate, she Is interested In Rom­ ALLY OOP BY V. T. HAMLIN MDrlvelg auiatitjr 41 Doctrine •^Flower pIoU (Safe bill, It.has a ’ lot o( supporters! in compromlae at a meeting be­ ! get elected first and have time to ney, former head of American ^ ".4 large mimbei of the local »a ta a 23 Anew pelaoB (ab. ) SO Frocen water. in Ckingreps. I prove themselves on the job." Motors. parly leaders also Indicated lhat „A STRANGE THING 52 Paving hind cloned doom with the House SSSufTVwful aSHetfUTeea Its biggest Outside svipporter is voters in their areas con.sldercd TOC^K PLACE.A MPrinct peper (^mb. form) lubctanca Ways dnd Means Oimmittee. I He said be Isn't ruling out.tflx- " I IlkMM'lutt he say.i," she said. iOT LONG AFTER PHENOMENON. the AMA, which says the Kerr- MHMvy blew . He is ■ reported to have said on but believes the, former vice John B. Martin, Michigan com- nepotism Kennedy kin in govern- AULEV OOP’S SO TO SPEAK r r ~ r r r ” 1“ i ” Mllls Act is Just fine although the nCeupMed r " presldenlP Kennedy i.s .standing E n ga ged president -will be tightly bound tB mitteer.ian. - M a i d he Is making no menl a n Issue. Farm .stale lead- RISE TO POWER 'SSAf«ll$t Kennedy admlni.stratlon itake-s the promises to sei-ve a four-year effort to "pu.sh Romney (or 1964. ers showed growing frustration . ^ HL firm on only one point-that, The engagement of Miss Judith ON THE BACK OF A OH, ALLEY.) r r i T 1^ position it can't be fine becau.se term as governor of CTalifornla.' '“ ‘He has to be eleeted fir.st and with the Kcnntdy-F'reeman agri- whatever a compromise program A. Chapman to Terrance Dale' BRAND NEW 1962 MODEL tJINOSAUR BROUGHT LOOK' ' I M I it doesn't provide coverage 'tor Shanley said he ttiinks Goldwater then he has to make a record a s ; cultural program and there is o h - TRANOUILITV.ANO t ! l Tida* u IS turns out to be. It must be tied Laise, both of Manchester, ha.s enough aged people. might well be the vice governor before he can be con- v l o u s concern, particularly In iir- STABILITY TO ANXl. as Dine* lUp Into the Social Security System. been announced by her parents. WAbnqid It i6 16 Avoids Hot Clash tial nominee In 1964. sidered," Martin . s a i d . "W e In ban areas, over the adnilnlsira- Last March’ White 'House Mr. and -Mrs, Bertram F. Chap­ SeitaiM Nevertneless, the administra­ A veteran' member of the com­ 42Bastle sources tet out word the admlnUi- man of 4()3 Woodland St. Michigan have been a little tlon plan to withhold d i v i d e n d and &-PASS. . IT'6 6 Q «^ T O 20 21 tion has shied away from being mittee who didn't want to be quot-, aitiased at at! of the national pub Intere.st taxes," 4S MeufltiUa SMt trstlon was coordinating a mas­ Her Sance is the son‘ c.f Mr. and ' 6(^W llKE, harsh about the Kerr-Mllls Act. ed by r,ante said he bad found llcity for him ." * — —------SEDAN 4iai»ere a r 24 M 2 T sive grass roots efforts. This Co. Mr.s. Harry Laise, 43 Tanner St. .O R D IN AR V 4#2«diae*l si|e At all times the Kennedy .Admin­ a strong findercurrertt of belief > The- national committee ap-; BO DAYS AOORO ordinating was supposed to be Miss Chapman is a IMO gradu ■'* 6 R A 6 S = . 81 Dinntr court# SI istration has limited itself to a done With - outside . organisations among members that Nixon would proved unanlmoualy a statement [ E N F IE LD (A P I- A 26-year-old Iramfediat# S3 Siam gentlemanly skirmish w h ile avoid- i Manchester High School, and be drafted for the presidential of party prtncloles .saying that the Hartford man serving a tfi-m at 14 Clowd Uralr barking Kennedy's program. ing all-out wgr. ! attended Juniata College, Hunting- 32 22 nomination It he wins In Califor­ Delivery V: 55 Painfal tpota One Plea by Kennedy chlef i.isue in 1967 is "which party the Hartford State Jail has been 15 Lack of hair Even from the . beginning the *’ *• nia. acts more effectively to preserve -IV 6l Kennedy himself, a.side from orde-ed In serve an adUlonal 61 *4 administration talked this way: I'®'** i* » 1958 graduate of But Robert R. Snodgra.ss, Geor- CARNIVAL BY DICB TURNER DOWN p r e s s conference statements, and enlarge human freedom. " It dsya on a Irrcenv charge, Y. C. 36 It 11 we can't get it pa.ised this i High School, snd a - gia committeeman, said he thinks moved on today to a dt.Mcii.s.Mlon Kennebrew, 62 Albany Ave was 2^ -T . 'T’*V ■>*«.>» lx "1 Sweat aacratloa msde one big public appeal for year, 1962 graduate of Rensselaer Poly- 3 MeuBtain then well try next year, , In that event Nixon's politiral mo­ of Senate races by Sen. John G. sentenced In Circuit Court yerter- T support. This wajs In a speech- na- Some ' technic Institute. Troy. N.Y. PRISCILL^^^POP BY AL VKRMEKR (eoDb. font) 43 44 47 46 administration critics can tive,? would come under .such Tower, "R-Tex. Tower was report-, day for stealing liquor from 3Feettd vaiea tionally broadcast from Madi.son ' iitlerprel this attitude gs defeatist' *’*• •''*1 f'” ' Ihe wed- .strong attack .froni Deniocials it log for Goldwater, chairman of Windsor Lochs package .store . BdLAND MOTORS 4 Joha (Gatllc) 41 !>i 52 Squste Garden May 20. from the start. : T H A T 'S K I SUPPOSE THE 'AND GETTING* ! would damage his. chances of the Republican Senatorial Cam­ while he snd four other inimales ’ RIGHT, MR. COMPETITION IS, ■ PlUer The administration's efforts at Democratic poiltlcians on the ------389 C’E.N'I'EK STREET— Ml S-40T9 KEENER ALL THE j SBejr'a nama U S4 j beating Kenrredy. paign (Zommittee, who was busy w-er# on a work detail. The font ! NUTCHELL VERV KEEM.' least to this w riter-b a ve always Kennedy side in support of his YOUR LJUALITV LARK DEALER TIME.' 7 Craft Snodji-kss .Maid.e "It looks like e'sewheie, others elected trial by Jury. The SSUager looked lesH than all-out. medical care bill may feel\that u b6 I2tli Circuit , ; Rockefeller-now." He spld he be- ■oi'imlltee reported lhat 6 trial was scheduled for June 19 In OYER '25 YEARS IN THE SAME I.OCATIO.V 3Pr«aH HMBth ft There was some fighting. Ken- lUs defeat In thl.s Congress Syill lieves the New York governor national survey of Republicans .VImsburv. I (ab.) n«dy got Into an arguing match | make an excellent campaign ik- with the American Medical Aaso- sue In November's congressional Court (rases elation which has opposed his pro- elections. ■005 gram. It's hard to .see why. In the But there has been very llltl.e first place.' this Congress Is run MANOMK8TER SESSION 5 T0F SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAI. evidence of any real fighting in I by Democrats who have a heavy A 325 bond forfeiture wss or­ the one place where it counts majority over the Republicans. In dered yesterday in the case of Mi.a.a | most: with Congres.s. ' ' I the Ways and Means Committee Malvtna''-BeAuchesme of Elampton j T ie big obstkcle there was with Democrats have teamed up with who failed to appear In court to the Ways and Mean-s Committee, ' Republicans to block It. answer to (be charge of operating ' O-P-E'-N headed by Rep. Wilbur Mills, Ar- Mills, one of the mo.st powerful a motor x'ehldje ■without a licen.se. kansas Democrat. In that 25-man Dem.jcrat.s In ihe House because The case aKslnst Richard R, Abair, 22, of ?3 Deerfield Dr., who «~>a committee, where Democrats out-j he Is < halrman ot the very power- MONDAY I 7 M T mmiber Republicans J5 to 10, th e' ful Ways and Means Oimmittee, was charged with Operating a mo­ __ BONNIE «Y JOE CAMPBELL majority ha-s been cdnsl.stently op-' is a chief obstacle and opponent! tor vehicle while his license ws.s posed to Kennedy's program, i Kennedy Is not In a very good under suspension, was nolled b • \ Throuoh CHUCK l6 BUT NOW I DON'T C~ THAhUCe^BOmE^ Leads Opposition | position to blafne the wreckage of prosecuting attorney W. Joseph SICK,ANT SAID CANT. THE STRAI GIVE Leading the opposition is Mills, his bill cn the Republicans many Paradiso. A letter received from [rp DELIVER HIS ON THE BAG AR JPYET A< chairman, he is a very Im- of whom have also beeh trying to the Slate Motor Vehicle Depart­ FRIDAY lPapers for TOO X / porlant man to the administration ahoot It to pieces- when the Re­ ment proved the charged Ibyslld. UI*A. since his committee al.so handles publicans are .so badly outnum­ Che.'iter Holmes, 68, of no cer­ tax problems, foreign trade and bered by th * Democrat.^. tain address, a recent patient St other matters dear to Kennedy. It all raises a hie# question: If the Veteran's Hospital in Rockv T ie administration attitude to­ he can't get what he wants with Hill, was ^presented before J\idge ONgM- Stanley Yeauklewicz on a vaig- 9 A.M.-9 P.M. ward Mills has bean this: he may all these DemocTals. how many he ag^atnst us on medical care but more 'docs he need to help him I rancy charge. Holmea wna ariest- Saturday till 6 LUNCH he haa been a great help on other get through the legislation he : ed by State Police .who -found him things in the past and will be a asks for? walking along Rt. 15 enropte to ■ great help on more in the future. It al.so Involves a question of Providence. R. I., where he said ho As a. result, the administration Kennedy's leadership, of how was going to visit his sister. h,Ms )icen extremely careful never much he is willing to take full Holmes was .sent to jail in lieu ot to say anything which might of­ charge df his Important programs a $200 bond with the case contin­ fend or anger Mills, the chief bot­ and how much fighting he is real­ ued until June 14 for disposllton. ♦ itn kf wtA M>. TM. UA e«i on. C>iAv e€Cd>* E*i f,# r ■ ■ ^-/z tleneck of the medical care bill. ly willing to do for the programs Other cases continued. Until Monday, Paul R. Carrier Further, Mills, along with Sen, he says, he wants. FROM HAimOkO T kept putting off repairing the basement stairs until Jr.. 43, of Cobalt, for plea to SALE! 3-ROOM OUTFITS h a p t i o r d J: JUDO SAXON , EAST in »\KN i;.\' ') a..I IKRRY BRONDKIEI.I) it finally happened— ^the wife fell down them!” « o 1 speed ng charge; Clarence .Burke. . X I H O J l f J Rncirrillc-Vernon 21, of 229 Autumn, now serving a dO-.day Jail sentence for delivery of RHS to Graduate k ^ liquor to a minor, will be pyeaenl- I.ITTl.E SPORTa ed In East Hartford's Circuit Court BY ROUSON Oh * 1 charge of larceny, value of Plenty of Free Parkinq Space 147 on June 21 ttuoUattnnc Pnrnished hy — - 312; John A. Biodin, 17, of Glas­ Cohiirn MMdlebrooii, Inc. tonbury. and Grry W. Andrew:?. > 7 ^ A graduating clsas of 147 Benk Btooks 20, Gla.etonbury, for disposition on seniors, about the sathe sire as last Bid Asked Uif.ge.a of breacii of the peace; -I yssr's graduating clasa. Is expect and George F. Bates, IP, of Gros- ,0 ' Conn. Bank and TVusi JT »d to receive diplomas at June 21 Co...... 51 56 venordale, N. Y., for plea to speed­ sxejclses at Rockville High School. Hartford Nauonal ing charge. Invited guests will assemble for Bank and Tniat Co.. 46 51 Untirjune 19. Ronald J. Roger.?, 21, .of Hartford, abd Lee Vincent, the 7 p.m. event on (he school's Fire Inaiimnue C'o'uiyenlee sthlelic field, weather permitting. 18, of Hartford, for Jury ti.ai ,it Htfd. Fire ...... 60 4 271, Dresser wrth be.velerl Mirror; spacious Chest , . NOgAOHAanS.IUTHE deliver sddre.sscs will be Carol Hy- plates: Thomas F. Clifford Jr.. 2.'i. BKMPr-jf' Htfd. Electric Light 66 71 with dust’free, free-sliding riray.ers; Bool'casr* Brd in- SELL TO UNPERWORLD jek, salutatorian. Other .senior of Colchester, for court trial to ctudfnft comfort rest Mattress and sturdy Spnnj?; patr *174 B U M P C ^.j Hartford Gas Go. . .. 59 64 ASINTS, RAISE MONEY speakers Include Glen R. Snape. s e e d in g charge: Leslie R. Clough Southern New England of matching boudoir Lamps; and 2 FOAM-filled Pillows. OSIA S2..J0 FOR PARTY. vsledictorlan, CJarolyn Beckwith 34. of East Hampton, for court — r . - Telephone ...... 46 50 u and Cynthia Cyrklewlcz. , trial on breach of the peace The Rev. Philip H. Ward, pastor Manilfigdttirlnc Conrianlf^ charge. jm of ^ the Vernon Oongregatipna 1 Arrow, Hart, Heg. 54 58 Until July 5,, Mias (Catherine d^urcH. will deliver The InvocAtldn Asaociated Spring .. H '.i 13', -Maxwell of 14M Garden .St., for snd benediction. Bristol Brass ...... 8-% »4i court trial on charge Of failure to The p"(v;e.ssion and receaslon of Dunham Bush ...... 5 'i obey a atop sign: James A. .Sta- the graduates will be done to the Em-Hart ...... 53 60 chowtak, 22. of 2.38 Charter Oak accompaniment of the Rockville Fafnir ...... 39 >, 43 >, St., for court trial on cha-ge of MOIMY MKKKI.F High .School Band. Heublein ...... 18 ti 21'i evjFrilng resp-nalblllty: an.1 Gary 3 -ROOMS M’f’KKV FINN BY DICK CAVAI.I.I in ' ANK I.KONARO Graduation will be followed by a N. B. Machine 17 20 Mtilkii, IP, o f ' Rockville, for co'irt , I d id n Y HdWMANV j u < !r o N e „ . H6Mi<94eoeecAt>9e IHEREfe NCJIHING IN T^E reception and dance! North and. Judd 13 15 trial on charge of breach of the COMPLETE vxiVeeTTBE 7 e v e n HAW&I T H 6 L A 5 T W IT AAENOeOAS STIFF AS A BOARD I KNOW, JOJOJ Hf$ HAT FELL DOWN >*ORLD AAOfSE ACfiBAVATlNO •Senior class night will be held at, Stanley Works ...... I7 t, 19'j, peace. BB(U?D0VN— I KNiDWI Veeder-Root ...... I — AND IT HAD HIAA THINKIN' JUST — BECAUSE t h a t e n j u f x a j r : (5 U V U R Rchauh's Restaurant, Post Rd., 45 49 1 WHAT YOU'VE BEEN THINKIN'— THANA RKEnOUeCATCHB?. CATCHER WAS AAE I v o u ? > h a d INAKW O O N Y 'itX J Warehouse Point, tonight. The above quoiatiuna are not to Acrl4lcnl Deatlia Iaih M THAT ME WAS THROUGH/ <2flN$(5aJTIVE ( A'pIRBNC 5 0 R V R ? ba construed as actual markets. ^TRIKBOUTS < V G a N G / Rnrkvilln-Vernon NEW YORK — A record-'ow 67R EA ICf& Mrs. Youdain Die.s; accldp.ntal-deatli rate waa reached INJEOWRD/. Drug Store Plan l« the'Utiited States last year 50 1 ^ ijer 100,000 population. Move to Tri-City Wife of Editors 52 ^ 3 8 8 GREBb/wiCH (A P ) — Mra. Mae am jA ,»a-RIECE DINETTE SET Eugene W. Gresh and John F. I Shand Yudain, w-lfe of Editor 2 VrlAKH TO I'At BI'F MCKDATOB Pswlina, proprietors of the Ver­ Theodore Yuttain of Greenwich To fill all tha needs for O aM aV Included non Drug at Vernon CJircle Shop­ dining . . . a Dinette Set $1.50 ping Center, have announced they Time, died at Greenwich Hospital conaist^g of a marproof h( no extrii cost to;),' ardension table with WFF.KEY 'Vill lease space In the n e * Trl- last night' after a yaAr'i illness. four mat'chjrTR chairs PLUS fjjr iriiKtrify lefi.p- «56 i»0) r rcrurii'i- f'i.t.v Shopping PIsLZa, tq be built 45 piece sat of genuine She was 52. r'lha-Twire rtinncfware in noxi ))!''' ;irv/! I;n‘ across; the street. lovely floral pattern; full Buy EhcH , Room'S^piiririel.v Mra. Yudain. who.se home was till > I''ii!!y MR. ABERNATHY t’APlAIN EASY Gresh ssld th# new' Ideation wilj service for B. BY RAIxSTON JUNES anc< FRANK R1U(;KV\ AY BY LESLIE TURNER h# more than three, times as-lar.ge at 22 Valleywood Rd., Cos 'Cob, If You NV'i.sh l ui I ! rwlH«'l4*'4... BACK CHATTM NTH ,.IM4ASae<0«.VDM: tM HATI TO lUTJKWJPT THIS ) ( WELL BOON HAUB a* the prAsent store, wtikh covws oiliJI.* roftnj tjutf'* t h e y 're FA9T, THEY'RE OF COURSEJHEy VOBAiBAM 4B»tEDRATWR CONVNCeO Ttw t t » T IVAY OISCUBSIOH.RICKy, BUT 4 ( PLBITV OP TIMS 1.800 square feel. About 5,100- acUvities in O r e ^ I31J9TLDVE STYLISH AND THEY HAVE A FEW CHSTRAUSHT WHEN K ARtlVK)! 10SOLVBTHI* nCOBLIWN WRE «*ATIW«'50mCBJ WR5H0P TALK square feet la planned In the netv*, ^ RI0IN6INA HANDLE NICELY. , DRAWBACKS TOO! WHAT» ON HN MINOT ^WITM RBLATAVISTICCklANTaM X A) THB-M/UN PLANT WHIN YOU JOIN location. • < {' worked \^'Hh the Greens SPI3RT9 CAR, ^BJCTKOPTHAMICBT, ’ — ------'' ' OURtTAFFiLAOl The iW e will' be a more com- i Cerebral Palsy Commutes, p o n T vou, a«, plete, 8«f-servlce operation. 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, ^ ■* . 1 . M AK^ESTER EVENING B^RiLD. MANCHESTER. CO!^., .TUESPAY, JtINiC 12, 1 9 « . MANCHESTEIl EVENlNC; HERALD, MANCHESTER. CjONN.. TUESDAY, JUNE 12 19R2 f A t E .SEVENTEEN' -r*. ■ ^ r ~ “— ------t h e Kc to Be Anyt^hipg but Soft Touch ■y s • i n X B I E A K L Y O S T Umpire Step? ^ ^ > 0 2 wa.s'NA % i4 T ai-£> M4-&M' Srtap Streak ■ a *UIK ACT j u i i o i s - ftSox, Yanks Deal, coo’ ■‘ritott'4 Lane Asks for Repeat fii and Step? you ' a fi^m'thc Liljl^Black®ook Of- Ga rd ih G a rd n e f ‘ ■ Oh-ertteard on the Weelten'd at f'ento'iv’^Pirit: Red S«x I^ave Field Action more than just a passing interest in Tom Kelle.v, ace right- 111 N.L# After Unpopular Win^ y, ^ ~'-i' • BOSTON (A P i— This Soot have,acquirwl Billy with Marichester High’s baseball team this XE\\; YORK (AP)—B-ar past apnng. Ty.etl Mahoney, director of the farm system, said Girdner in a-move.-to ahore-up the-infield— marking their NEuftORK^pV^P^-n KOSTO.N (A D —Southpaw Kenny Lane is so pleased w’ith b alls? f ■ he had h^ard some good reports about tlie husky hui'ler'from on l e m m t * soft touch^, phil- Ills unanimous but unpopular 10-round decision over Tommy * first'deal with thie .New York Y;ahkee.6 afnee 1953. W ho. m e? \ several Poston scouts and bh-fidogs (part-time scouts). . . . adelidlVH^ ' Phillies rihhs he'd like to tr\' it again— for hig money. ■ • ^ ------— k— 1-— — - *■ -utility ■ man Gardner reporti The,R«d Sox, wotild like to leave* . That was the genehal tonr ; immediately to fill the gap left have the form sheet I.Miie was ilip’i-hoicc nf all three*------—------Arizona and set up lierf spri officials but few of the 919 fans L of the comment. Monday nigh ' fince ■ flasliv second baaeman training headquarlerii in a HtJ- by throwihf grtothfa' 'f'dad- Chuck Schllilng hae been put -on w'ho paid Jl.P.-ii) at the Boston , a fte r The incident'; i'.bat.'foo! j rioridhTe B'a'at Coa.st. The Sox cut« block at one of the l^ational Arena gale last night. Many nf the •’"'I H'K’ll the'better nlace dur'ng the folii-th inning o f ; the disehled Hit for 30 day* be- of aOftbiMi;, jt i > the rintly train- In Scottadalc." Ariz. League’,s pdniiiirit • 1» p e fu 1s riislomers stayed around to heclile r ” '’ '’®-’' l« hi# Baltimore'a ,S-P victors- over the j oauee of a fractured left hand.; Eddie Breasoiid ia giving Hi' tonight at East ! The deal, announced last night, gl)'Wltbfl the sixth -an­ and addihg this ehtry to’their the Massarhusetts Boxing Com- Xev.' York Tankees and precipi-. RSox their beat defenalva short- I brings the 3.3-year-pfd Blardiier te nual . KSi-j-y M'ofluire Memorial streak-snapping logf mission. Tihhs' side pointed to a thor- Igted a free-inr-all in v.'hlch YarL- ' AMJMTXr LEA fiV R Slopp.lng ainc-# Joe Cronin... now kee 'fanager Larph Houk Tried tdi Shutout pitching by Carl Sohen-. The So.x for an undi'aCl^ed-amount Scholarship will be staiged. Fea­ June 11--Beat St;' txiui* 8-5,. "We want In come hack for some' ""ehly reddened body, arm* and American Lcaffne president; h8n- tured Will b# the R6ybeStos Cards ; Svi -Kli* money." Ivine said afterward "ir;'''p!il '"1* of the-head Tommy had as. in; ai Oriol*a -field boka BlH-s-, that and, timely hitting bv- Ha’ « f fash and- outfielder Tom- Umph. dled. the job. snaking Cardinala ' seven-gam* and the Dovalette.s Ray McKenna, the people thought this wa.« a good. I''iR"'l'’d on the Mu.akegon, Mich., Hitchcock. - - ■ . • -. U - Plecitv and P«te Herdi<5 powered - I«tt; 31. pitying' for Boston i . * * « wlnping -streak. ‘ Fire i Police to a 6,0 victo-.-J- over ‘ thi;. farm cliil?. Pbteept fo r, a - two, who handle.* the Doves and makes Monday night's entry Was the toiigli fight wed like tn make u'fsrnier plu.s cuts over both eye*. I.ea ling off the - fou.-Ui. Oriole'.s’ '■iifx’ii'iy/.'...... ■ ookle 'Mitfie'dvr .fohn iBoogit ' Ell-ui at Charter Oak last night. ; .Vf»r' hitch at Vt ashtngton. Umph. Gil^ ‘SliortcLiaiiged* the bookings, reports Bill Massey foucih 'n a aerie's; * , Lane, weighing 137 >« lo 132'4 - AL.U will probably pitch. Massey, who On .7 May 17- The third-place ' imiw. the lo, al bov who had | foi Tibbs, drew a 9S-95 vote from Powell s.a.a hit In' tfte heat^ by a- Pleclty clubbed a homer and a lett h'ae been with the Red Sox or- Speaking of Ed Bressmid. the riud Daley fast WK, .aiumned to. eingl* and Herdlf a pair of lOngles, ganigatton eiitce I860. ' ^ pitched the Clearwater,' Fla.. Cincinnati Reds had a six-game lirevioiisly calle,l the h..id his hig-;Refeiee Eddie Bradley under th# long and lean inflelder, he deprived Bombers to- the World's softball the gro-ind. -bill i-emiined conU to • pace the • eevep-'hlf' attack.' Umphlett had. been efuL to tji# rfservf ■ flrsl ha.seman Don Gil* of virtvry streak. The Phils won 6-5. gest hieak loi-aj'y in his rj years I pre\-ailtng ‘‘10 point mu.st’* system, Hohenthal-fanned id and walked j old Ti'ashtogton. -.Sefiatore .,al(jng title, has been clocked ■ throwing '.scious. He \\»f <-a."i'ied off the' _ a chance to jiat in the aerond „„ ------= 1 Op .May 81 The ftrataptaoe Ban m the professional ring was so i Indges ,loe Heirtv and .Tohii Nor- field-on a sti-el.-hec and taken'th only , two w-htle allow ng the Elks' ■with--pitcjier XUurv. McPjiimott 5 f * ’’ ^ Gl*nts had -;w seven- mad he wasn't s.i sure al«nit thejion had it 97-96 and 93-93. reapec- . .game of Sunday's twin-bill With KsshnoWski. No pitcher in this a - hor.pltal -vhei-e iniOry svas four eeattered single*.. for tha^novv-retired .iM k^ Jert*en. 1 garte string. The Phliai.^bn 5-2. itivelv for the winner. two outs in the ninth and Ro.Uon area, will face the‘Cards, two-time (*'■ 'OLR DYE)-;-Ariiold Palmer iii-eparod for everything hefore tlie diagnosed as contusions of the In a farm league- game. Team rnnneetfewt Re*lile»it On June -2—The I^os' .Angeles m disgusted, ruibs said ' I Tlieie were no knockdowns trailing Cl.evelirtid. 9-3, Manager holders of 'the worlds’ crown. . United State.s Open Championship «t the Oakmnnf Country Club, near Pitt.stim-gh. The heath - 4.'sparked bv John Dulka's four- Gai-flne*. s native, of New,Lon- ^ike Higgins called on Gile to Dodgers, tied tor first placl, hsd cant tell you what my i e. ord Is though Tihhs sUimhIed to the can- master. defeated Team 1. 8-3. it don. Conn., now living . in 38 ater, Benrrj- Pagan! of PagknF Caterers a iS'game ,skein. "The Phll-.s won Ma.ster.3 champion hla.at.s out of ii^sanrt trap jgpd frowns as he harelv mts.ses a )uitt. hut I can tell you I've lost about , vas once There -wa.sn t much reaulion un­ bat. Bressoiid. was on flr.«t ba.se will host the ChCriev'Tech’ baseball til the first, nttch from Raltimoi-e' Keeney St. Field. ■ ford. Conn., ha* appeared, in only via a single. Gile, s .31)6 swinger 7-Ov'- - : ■ . 1 40 decisions I .Shniild have won , pieliminarv fighter Waller ■ Summart-i fo’h game* fpr the. Yankees ,thl* and basketball teams at d t(<8qiiet Thaf’.s the way it’s been for the And this was the worst of all Who Giles nf Boston, was removed on a sta.'-tee robin Roberts In the last' wit,h in the Paeifle Coast .Monday night, June 18 at the Elks half of the mnlng sailed over' Fire * Police ,. 200 not 3—6-7-0 season. Hi* beet year at hat -was League in 1961, had baUed_ but Phils, who d,on't aeeni -to be ivas the wise giiv who was talking j stretcher an,1-ho.spdalized after be- BUts ...... 000 000 0 0-4-3 1957 when he hit -262 'for Balti- Honie. Athletic sward.* for the 80^81 Ford 'Molor Like§ ;Spe^<4; ^ Roger JIan.s' heiCth The VaAkee once in the Sox 'first 42 games. places in Ihkt NL pennant s< Sports Srhcdule ahoiil -Boston decisions ' How far [ mg knocked out hy Billy Hogan, H,ohenthal and PUkonis, H*ll#r. more in ) 44 games...... bit to .say backward can you heiid for the Boston, at^2:'J6 of the first round slugger « a”:*d td-.vard the mound, Before Gile had a rhanrr to look •aVho'Fl,e‘?%rc."’a(Who Kl.se > Donrtvftn ''' hancHing the' ble, could ..have quite.. a j bat in hand and a fierce look on Hatwer i7i and.Andrecli. The much-traveled . Gardner* at apitrh from Barry Ijtlman, the "'■™' ’ I of R'<’U- scherliiled six. A ho.spital', iei', ht-year riiajor . league. career toaslmHstrr rhoiM...... And Plans to Furilier Prpgrani Tuesday, Jiina 12 hts (a.-e^ - ' i litter fired over to first snd a red The victory pver the Cardinals The tame camp contended their spoliesnian later aaid Giles was not . EEC LE.AGI'E isui-ted In 19,44 noth the New ♦ ♦ ♦ Ponticelli'a vs Fire A Police, .>Iaii' V.8S i.estrained by CM-I- fared Bressoiid was pirked of! dropped St. Louis into fifth place eighth ranked lightweight chal-1 seriously hurl. Good defensive plai- led Gu.s’s Voik Giants. Me then moved ^ 6:15, Charter Oak. olfs' , catchet ' Hobte Landrith a.s without any argument, Hrrp ’n There behind the Pittsburgh Pirates, DETROIT (API Ford Motor»BBat^. Fla., home of the National: Teachers vs Eet to ah 11-3 triumoh over Pagani's Balti e for four Years. In IMO who moved up with a 6-1 triumph A You, 6:14. plavera from both teams raced ♦ * * National League baseball um­ teo. apparently 1* off and racing Asspciatlm, for stocit-'car auto, >m i jvpi,,, • ••-.'* ' . . O'. oni" the field, Houk and Hitch- in a .Rec Softball I.,eagu# game Gardner went to \\ashmgton and over th# Chicago Cubs. In the only again but the' oilier major auto -- -- ‘ wrni hEtled to Nf>v \ork lt?t »6ft- pires are much belter off -lurmg racinif. . ' ■ i Civitan vs, femple R^th. ft IS. coc I wound up in a heated argu- ; lust nljrht tt Mr. X«ho. O ff llip (?iiff other ^Tne.r , played, the, New liUtjiv G i)LS OL''l ^v^l;Mil.^(i— Arm ciakerl h ik I read.v the summer months than their firms were divided’ -today ,;oh The June iRRU« nf Automobile j phftHer Oak RcK^kville ■ Soiitliiiioton Clash Stan Midlin limited the ioacr* to --son by the Minnesota INvins. York Mets defeated Houston .3- 1. men; that epded with umpire Geqe Johnson, former pro bs.se- American League counterparts whether fo speed after Ford, thw- Induatri** note* that tn 1947 the to let go is Y an kee M anager Knlph Honk as he joins in flvs hits, two bv Dan Darby. Oil • '* time the Sox and Tan- San Francisco and . MaI T ooI. va. b a Club, Rob­ Cnar'ey Berry holding Houk as baJI infielder in the Milwaukee when It come.* to comfoi'table Clncinnati *rd open emphasis of Koiirsepowei biggest auto engine developed ,374 rhubaro between Yankees and Baltinime in fourth in- Flavell led Gue'a at the (I'ate keca could get together on 6 deal were rained out. ert .^on. the Yanks' aliippei attempted to with a double luid triple. Hia wa.s nine years ago when New. Braves' system, plans in pliiy with clothing. The N.L. arbiters when and performance. hor.sepower shd Only five other Police A* Kire vs. Arnn A N'lvv, Matches Two Top CVC Hurlers ning. Plate Umpire Char!c.\' Berry, surrounded by Orioles go after Hilrhrock. Red Sox Scout John Piillie's Meri­ working the ba.se.s are allowed to Henry Ford II dropped the cars had;9ngine*,(sroducing 300 or ft, Wflddell. brother Dori and Moose Finnegan York obtained pitcher Ray Scar- PHTLS-CAKDS- and Yankees, interx cues to stop the fight tliat starlerl . i» Yanks have been Ihrowmg also alammed -'a’palr of aafe'ie* boi-ough on valvei-.s trom, the Soji. den nine this season when time ii.se shortsleove white shirts with startiijg flag yesterday by wlth- pim-e., '• Auto PartA va. Na.-^.Ajff, ft. Ver- H»me runs by Don Demeler and . rirawing from' an' Industry-wide, when Reger Maris, bat in hand, walked out toward Robin at my n.en all during the aevtes, . The .Sox. had .been tryjng , all allow*. Johnson balked at beirig rtpeh collars. Tlfe A.L. 6till insists 'This 'year. 12 car* proi-ide 300 plAnck- Tnmmi-ow'a CIhs* B ClAC Tom-*,ai Ceppa Field, Meriden with both said HItcIicock Summarj-;' ' ' thiough yes.grilay and well ' into dent out to Class B and returned that Its men wear full Navy blue Joltri Calll.soh )>dw*1ed th* Phils resolution barring aiipport or par­ or mofe*horsepower. Im luding six i’^AganTA \ A. Ntirnmn A. ft. Buck- nament semifinal al Palmar Field Jim Toomey. the qiiarler/lnal win­ Roberts on the mound. In left background is Orioles "I know my man." Said Houk. horn*. Re's currently a.ssistiiig lo their triumph over the Cards GuS'i ______; n62 102-1- U - ll-2 thf night to make the «wap'which uniforms the entire schedule. For ticipation in speed event*. generating more than 400, the ley. ■ Middletown. het ween Plalnvllle ner, or Joe Minor set to hurl. field manager Billy Hilrheock. Other identifiable p!a.\er "He didn't throw- at Powell." Wally .Fortin jn couching the Le­ jltMl paced a 12-Jitt attack that en­ "Racing la on* of our biggest magazine said. Coaeh John Rlsley's club la on a ‘Lifee Trapeze Act Pagani'a .... 000 012 0 3- 4-3 would .solve a need for bench look.s, the A.L. gels the nod but and Southington will bring togeth­ ^ is White.x' Ford. Ifl. of the Yankees. Roth managers were Did Hi clirock order’ Roberta to Midlin and Plagge: Barker, and ' strength. The piphlem was height- gion .- nine. . -McBride's Sport for comfon, the N.L. rates first in abled PhRad'elphia Jo .beat, former spectator/sporls." p'ord said. ' We solid winning streak, hoping tha teammate' (jilft Slmmoi!i*, (6-3i (or ejected by Berr>'. (A P Photofax.) throw- at - Marla .’ Cosgrole, Ploaetta (6 i. ened when th* Sox dropped thblr Spot ia now located at 639 Center this man's book wh#> knows a lit­ Ilk* lo hav* our cars win races." H arvey INixea IN.^. er two top plichois of the rentral momentum will carry It along ' the fir.st time in nine tries, Valley Conference for the third •How could I. "/ a.aked' Hitch------foHi-th in five decisions with Cleve.- St., near Adams. This location of­ tle about the a BC'.s of imipiring, Even duing the ban. Ponl'ac en­ R ’ajda Kacaiips through the finals. time till." Mcason. rock. "I waa in the chibhoiiae wilh Behind the Cameras CHI'RCH LEAGUE land, 1(1-0. While BoMoh pilchirtg fers a large area in display boats, . . .Despite reports to the contraiy,' Ijpmater hit his eighOi bonder with joyed numerous racing vptoriea. BOSTON i.VPi Hockey of- The other Class B game matches . . .Glen Haven Day Camp for -man' cn , la the fifth inning to my. man who was lilt in the head. Scot iig an imeerned run in the continued to be alielled. ^ n p a i* Rockville's two ha.seball defeai.V , Names with racing connotatio.s BORTf^N (AP( Jork^y Horn fii’-al HhI leH.vtop bclievp-A Doug Rockville * .9kip Olaiider. a lefty, Seymour with SI. Thomas Aquina.s bo.vs opens Monday, June 24 at I dido t even speak to, Roberta.” Hist of the th. ■ Center -Congo &'««"• for .Schilling At lo Glastonbury, a Class A .scJiool,, phi the Phils ajiead lo .slay 4--3-, Grand Prix. Lemans, Monza have WajdA hAR .Rui'vvvfd t.wo Hriapv wHiit.A to plAv .solue more and right-hander Tom Oarrv of al Toriingion while In the second 10 Sperry's with Don Burns. East Littler Gains Support Said Rolrerts: edged North Methodist, lO-S. in »'Yond. struck out four, times, fl.id cbiuU against them in the, Calli.son'.? three-iun pinch-hll horn- appeared on aiilos. Nvithoiit A Rcratch in hlR Ifttost but ‘*uanlA M(» p4i t of New Yoik,". SonIhingloM liave divided two Class C till. Avon meets .Morgan With TV Baseball Crew Cltholic High director of athletics #17 Iri ihe...*eveilth brought' home j •'I '1 talk about anything elae. ClAC Class B'ratings. . . Oiit-stAnd- A statement fron\ Chrysler said outlnc. WAjda throfyn by fa* Iriivcop. general nianagpr and eariiei duels Otande?- won at High of Clinton .at New Britain on* of the longest games of th# , and coach, a.ssisting George Mitrh- the deculing runs. The winner waa But defn't a.sk me about that. " ChluTb Softball League season disabled list effective Friday night iiig aThkate award at Rockville Ford's withdrawal mad* the agre*- vor^d Boiil Mich Ahoilly a ft pi coHcli of the Porllftnd, 0?«‘. WpaI- .Southington. 8-3. hut the flre-hall- All are scheduled to atari at 4 A.MERICAN LEAfSI'E e.ll , in. running the ^prngram. reliever Jack Hamilton c4-.4i. er gained a solll at Rorkville with Da ey bad nothing to aay. He last night at Charter Oak. when he was hit by apitch, eaus- High has gone to lilfle Tony Dow- menl Inoperative. Ipav'ing ihp .’^taMinc Ih'p piri.lyHgup team, made hiA re- p ni. w. George Krause, who has taught a 2-1 triumph As Pre-Open Favorite left before the |S:ame 'wa.' over. CTOCAGG I API '■ Flicking centertleld camera is in np-i ■ 1.. PCt. d.n. A General Motor* release said fifth- I’ACA at Suffolk Dowdr vp.s* nvu’ks Aflrr r talk .with IjArvpy. Canter Congo scored six times mg .the jiand fracture. ■ , ^ giewlcz. fine‘ first baseman with eratlon and as If the.'lining Minnesota .. S4 24 .386 — Hiore Maricho.sfer children hoiv to PIRATES-CUB.S— When It was ovar. the Yankees on the, television set and sit­ In the la.st t.'.o regular frame* box open a s#r.e* agginat the Rams. The youngster played th* firm "continues to endorse" iprdAV. Both Apmi over rpvpjhI Harvey hRA lurjied dowtt a con- N'ol only will tomorrow’s taat be Johnny Rotz, who won the rich •New lork . 82 ..36.4 myim t.hqn anyone el.se. will be the Dick Stuart hit two horhe runs w-eve In. a tie for second place, ting ba-'k.to enjoy a baseball room fan is sitting in tbe. '/2 to tie th* couht at elgh'-aP Tha «|ugg»r Jim Gentile and hi.s Bal- three Varsity aport.s for three sea­ the 1957 agreement- while consid­ tini^R but W'AjdA came, up uphurt. t .Rf’t to come bat k r.s player- the "nibljer" nf the Individual Preskness w-ilh Green Money and bleachers, he sees the bark of Cleveland .. ni Kt .484 waterfront director. Krause was for the Pirate* a firat Inning in- OAKMOXT, Pa. (A P) — Back to bark championships in the with the Cleveland Indian.*, who *2 teama traded sing'.etons in th* tmooi-f matea Umight, a e n d ^ Ik# sons and ranked high academically ering Ford's move. An American Ha waa g^uidin^ Scoot A. l»i\g to- manngPr of tbe New York Kang- sene* but the w uinai will also sa- the rich Metropolitan Handicap ga.ma doSan't take too much Pittsburgh pitcher Joe Gib­ 1-0* .Angela^ un U ..456 t ^ the chief lifeguard at Globe Hol­ side-the-park job with on* on and WAi’d Ih^ RAt^ b#foi'p thp vpty National Open Golf Tournament for Gene Littler? moved Up by belting Boston Ift-n nin'h before Congo finallv p-iabed ‘ h* Orioles’ ....John Romano, tabbed the best Motors a))oke*man said flatly hia ers. "Harvey wants to play hoik- heitli tni his learn in the wilh Carry Back in May,, paced affar; But the behinri-tbe- bon, Detroit ...... 26 ..419 4 low for two decades. .Ike Rhodes,- a three-run shot in the sixth. Th* Support was mushrooming to-* — ------^------in the only other game- played. arro.ss the winnVl. '' all around catcher in the American firm waa sticking with the pact. next race when the horse reared j en at least another season. ' Lay-R tourney final Saluiday. Aqueduct Jockeys for the second scenea job ' of producing a .4.; the other and of the aercen (.Iilcagn .... *9 ..4 Mike l?fl hand while catching. members of th* Aiitomnhil* Man- ' nament team, lakes on Cromwall nera. IS something like a trapes# Biirgcsa and finally Umpire Tom Kansas City 38 .481 » ball umpire who worked many minors cured hl.r ailing arm. this year and more woe for tour- ,| spot,, a hnJf-gfa-ma ahead of iha Ovanaugh and B'oh Willi* atood Bench M'eak ufacUirers Associallon (AMAl I Gorman. .Gibbon wind.* up and Boston ?? 32. .197 HI I “'We can t>* in the -thick of th* game..) in fhe South before- coming ' * * * oJ • • • nament favorite Arnold ralmrr. ninnara-up. ou‘ fo. No--th J 4e7hodi*t. was unanimous. It bsnnrd partici­ rallied Oakland ('nurse . . . j . One mUtaka can ci-ea:* Washington Ilf 86 .848' IJH, ' pennant fight if we have juat on* to Manchc.-itcr.' ME'I'SiCOl/l’S— Itil who .severely gashed s finger on I '.hiovs. A'tifisn s.y-inga.and con- Summary:' ' '* ♦ # End of the Line pation or a.ssislance in auto lacea. A yeai ago, the .«ofl-s;)oken hav.ic and have the living : neots. "No. . 2" .sa,v.s Jacobson A lo n d ay’a Results or two more strong men on the Th# Mets beat the Oilts for the WiittlllliiiilllK OKIOLKfl VA.NK^— "A u I o m p b.,1.1 *,,manufacturers his right hand in a freak a' ei Californian qinein lamed another C. Go-igo . .00.3 303 30’ 1 10- 12-2 This i.s .Nalumal Little I^sgiie Whan Powell was hit the Orioles roo-n f'.n twisting in discom­ j ■•.'.■ho .somehow kn- s the ba!! is (tteveland 16, Boston 6. bench.’ first lime In the rivalry between should encoiirag* owners ' .said dent .iii.st when he wa.s eoiilid'-nt iatjleri . .se like thl.« 'nie the Hath ...... 311 '00 201 0 9-16-7 Naiiip l{oii|i|i(*ai’6 Baseball W'eck. Headqnarters re- 0111 ah-ead-'- '■'ad buih;, a .t-n t«ad on fort and wondering what's .go­ j go.ng to left field. Without any Baltim ore 5. New York 8. They were not forthcoming. the two new NL clubs. Al .lack.son he had shaken r olfl that kepi (laklanri Hilks Counlin Chib si I Only frsine* Achedtiled, I CoTfin and MeCarthy ; Cbap- Every few years the name Gior- pprt there are now 6,000 chartered the AMA resolution, "lo evaluate j a two-run first Inning in which ing on. I noti-'.-able break, the red light ! oel! an^ Bolin. Then veteran Catcher Russ Nixon 13-71 limited the Colts to seven passenger cars in lei-m* of useful him sub par phy.sieally tor nea Birmiiignam. .Mieh. tor his lint •Seldom, ho.'.'ever. doe* the I TodaVs name* get ti bobs up in fhe news fn re- leaguers In 24 c6v)nlri«)S. Little .llm Gentile ard .tackle Brandt I go#* on under anothej-., avreen went on th* di.sabled list with a hit's. Th* Mets got six against power and abilily to provide safe, lj’'’’twn week.s Open title. It. ton. wa.s a ioiir.se experienced W G X -TV Ttraw ' Detroit (lAry .J-.31 at New York garfls to horseshoe pitching. Guido League ball was fntroduced 24 di-n-,e in the pirv and a second 1 on which The ball is.seen bound­ DI ATT LEAGUE brotien finger,. Jim Pagliaroni, on# Dick Farrell i4-6l to put it away. reliable and .comforlabl* trans­ ■'Litller'a my puk. ' .said two UiHl demanded great aeiuracv of Chicago make a mi.'.ake (Stafford .4-.3). 6 p.ni, (Cbampi ■ Giorgetti has Keen, just .vears ago. gnd has Jkeen growing Inning homer hy Landrith. ' Yogi ing into the left field comer wnlh of the top hitters in th* 6r*t ;few time former Open ehampion ilaiv (,ff the tee and "a From ,the time tha flr.st pitch Baltimore (E s tra d a 8-71 at Bna- J * 1” ’'^ start and a mere weeks, was replaced behind th# that a. champ for maiiy years with leap* and boiinds ever since portation. rather than In term* of lire putting Bei ra homered for 'he \ankeea -Boh .3'Kinneiv chasing it. Mlddleroff as he and the other tom h. tswi (D rio ck 0-6 ), *' p.m. Aithou'gh hot .as active a.'i wa,i Malichesler joinfed Little I'jeague BrP68«»iul for^oltert capacity for speed." PLAY IT in the last of the fourth he'ore la thro'wn to .tha Iasi out. a .^klnpjiy'h-etrieves and throws '!*,? •'■ ' ’'• plate bv rookie Bob Tniman whose earlv arrivala relaxed aftei a I’laier. the little Soiuli Al- aeries of marvelous man.mila- Cteselsnd (Donovan 8 -J) at W a sh ­ Farrell * Restaurant suddenly went p„„-e,- 'hittmgt.hss kept him there, trvo decades ago, GiofgVtti' can in 1940 with fiui- teams, f h t pro- The i-e.soliitlon's day* appeared Gentile hit a lwo-i-un homar In IOY*rpened week...New York football Giantif ries i.s short slop Ed Bressoiid. the AMA less than two months into the laagiie lead sacobri base. Altman makes the pionshtp begins on Thursday fending ehampion to repeat smee A'rned .^f4nneAotA (Ronlkowel'' ft-4) *4 By the ,tim» ; outflelder Gary last Sunday when he paced a have signed, halfback Russ W ar­ Whije Red Sox fo<-us has b*fn cm, after he acquired a 82 mllllori rac­ The -. ictov 'or Roberts il-2i. base and Bill Maaeroski fields "You don't have to be a hig Ren Hogan in IP.m-.M Fnder the grsniJsWSnd in ' laM .Angele# (1.** 4-.2), (M. itwo' F o Bolduc Paul Cl’f b’-ri. (jgig;*,- suffered a concussion Sat- Manchester learn to an eas.y 18-2 ren of Qalumbia. ;Warren waa the the power .belting of rookie Bob ^ing operation. cut hy *l'.e Van'-ee. earlier in the the ihrmv. hitter to score on this eoiirse, t i ,„ attUiide on 'rsimer seemed . C-jb park s it v -^ giga.ptic VATIOVAT, L K A G l F. Tom Ynat and A1 Lang* ware in- , u,.day banging Into tha. wall’ and .triumph over Rockville in the Wia- nation's third .leading punier last Tillman., Bressoiid ivoiind up the I This was Included In Enrd'a $28 Moe Thacker cnme« to bai and said the Memphis dentist. "You p. in v.ail and see hnv mm n '•ear. wa* his Prat in more than truck. lo a d ^ 'wth a he'.v-.I''f-- w . G rci fi n. ’ . w«nt to a.lKMP'Tal. a Joke ctrculat- '<1.V City. The East Side veteran acHBon .With 6 -4).I yard average. five-game set with Cleveland ves- ' million purchase of Aiitollt* Co., | a . ■ ca ” nce 'le 'ay , won for on;’, Sga.n .lacobson ' goes have to be able to drii'e .'traiglit of a orohleni the slashed finger in'e A V f^ iit tran.sm Iter.s and ■ -0* Angeles . «s 19 ■— ■ ■B’n Avem' had the beat mdlvid- ed jo the effact; ' ranked with the heja.le\- i2-ti was tb»-'')oser. sets like the one at home. Tlie No. .3. bark to No. 1, give ftie .No. Houston ...... 34 .414 17 17); .«mith and Albert j feared, 'he .Sox weren’t laughing. split In six games, tuberculosis...... twice snd drove in an important observed only for about one year.; ■ I two on top are in color. The 2. Back to 3. " Chicago ...... !to an .8.3* 21 •, . . . _ _ They hop* they can at least smllt run'with twd-oul, ninth inning There w-aa an announced speed I I\DIAN9URtO »0.\— others ara in black and wh.ta. •A'-tion Ceniplete New York . , 16 36 .imi oS8 go - 2 ET/* 1 W'th Gardner. honier. •’ gag on advertising ropy writers | Willja-TOrkland tagged a three- Four cameras strategically Tha action Is comoleta and the Monder'e Reaulla u O g a r t V B ■wmie KtrUland sparked the In- .a \ T . V ( ^ i #1 M ail*,! * 2-yeai -old brother — — - snd the expensive factory raring: - J ” 4li18nfk)nall.v. He la-Owned by' Frank . riip lioc-ner for th» Indians in the located throughout the bail play Iadova’-. With the next bat - Pittsburgh 8. Chtcngn I. , •#b»# 1 • » » 'diana at the piste and Jim Prrry K J . ------MflhOvlfch’ of the ToronioJ teams were abandoned in 1967. I - fourth inning and put them ahead pai'k bring on the vAridiis pic­ ter coming up there la a lull, rhlladelphls 8. At. lA>ui* 8. DrOD Fifth in. R ow mound m yesterdava - ■'i, • -Maple Leafs spent 29 minute* in ' - But personalities In the auto In- : to sta' He later added a fwo-run tures of action on tbe entire New York 8. Honstnn 1. gA i g a p 6 g is a s i s i la s s vs brees,# for the viaitops, Kirkland t!;*.. •tartihg j the penalty box in 12 Stanley Cup dually did not become strangers .■ituddenly a voice from th* studio with the letter " i . " double m the se\ enth for five nins fteid. San Franefaco at rinctansM, , ---- - drove across flv* run* with a Of P G A Play playoff game* this spring. ' 'to Indianapolis and D * ,v t o n a *’ "breaks in on whs* appears to ha StiB m-inlesa after five starts, homer and double. Peny tossed a hat'ed in. Buh'ia Phillins also con­ One Monitor a party-lina loud spVaket sya- Ppd: nected lor the wiprers in-siipporl. ! Fogarty Brothers hopes to break seven-hit shutout at the Sox. ; Directing the-shCi'.v IS Ja,!:f --Vora on-PaJmer." aai* the Only Giunea Schcdiited. BTM.SBURY (APi Boh Kay of o' ,Iim Perry ‘ S-ti'. who limited nto th* victon- column in th* V.'il------^—-— .Ts:o''«on The booming vo ce man from the atudio. •-.('no'd” Todav's Gamea R’ampanoag was declsred the win­ Knowledgeable people the Rep .Sox lh a day's'work for tied at 68 In low net. j rDaal Standing* man of tha Chicago Cubs get- he-WGN-TV crew which so.ue" NATION .ALIJIAOI'E Bill they grow W ITH COMIMJ/fi: SAiT:T> sim e I W. L Pet . ling Irito 'the batter’s box. 'ime d-'fing th.a season will have Paced hy the. hitting of Rory. .1 ' RpiryQK fAE) - -L Wi}U*'Kirk­•year. I’m »ur* no- .188 liithw." "No. 4" say^ J[acobson a.nd Flynn and Jimmy Welch, the .Me­ I ljdl*tlea - ...... - ■ talecssl a total of 2.000 Gub's- land, hope* t h if 'ohoklng -th# bal Cleveland Manager Mel Me- each account is insur<‘d up lo ii!!|0,000 h> the Fair l.hidie* ...... "cS 41 658 the picture changes. Now the .‘*d.v hasahall game*. dics came from behind . to defeat I and a Axed stanc*. .bgS- .launched , Gah* 1)7 pleased, too. .with th* Slimettes ...... S'* -^4 .-**40 .Vloriarty’s, 6.-4, last nlghtAt Buck- way the extensive priotiee sas- ley Field. ’ Benders ...... 64 .N6 ..Nik him toward a goal of a .280 aver­ •sious hav# helped Kirkland.. Federal Savings & Loan Insurance (Corporation, Nofthotlea ...... S3 .47 ..V2b Mnsiftl Goins 47 Points on Spree -Bob Rivers and Mark Ward age for Cleveland's American • * * each had a hbm# ryih to. #p*rk L^gud pennant gspirani'. ."Even-body hit well ,lh thls'eA- Push Vpa ...... 4" 66 -47.4 ries." .McGaha .wirf. “floma a-er* an iiislrniticnl of llu* Lcdcral D-over ji men I. So - Lucky .-ntnWea ...... 4-3 67 . 442 ' Moriart.v’s ,... , Th* former "-•thev Willi*!’' on Ih* Summary: ,, y Ban-Francisco Giants wUh I'felloiv hloop hit* but others In between j Rhape Laasiaa ...... 46 78 .371 . wefce really-socked. ■’ lioJliiis Assumes Batting Lead Medic.* ..... ?...... ,02(1 32g—6-0-1 ; named Maya drovi' in 6ve runs on PLA^ IT SALLI Save n‘gnlariv—awl wJlh coiii- i Moriarty’a ill 061-4-7-1 ■''I'itie .ichedult has bean tough High average laurels forrhe a- homer -and Rouble ,ln, th* India,ns' j .Welch, and Pave lack; (5r^b and lO-iO' triumph over . Boston .ve’ter- ofj our pitching staff -Ijke .‘fvery- Current Annual plcle safely—al .Manchcslcr's oldest financial insli- I 1*61-62 eeaseii sve.nt to Ruth After Big Week at the Plate f Sproul. , . ’ - op* alse’i but Jim Perry had Divixlepd On ' Zepp, 152.13. OLhei- individual D R I VE U S I For the 6ve-ganie »ei-ie8,. Ki,i-k- done a really fine job for us.” ■ highs were scored by RutS Scus- In.sured Savirijis { IN’TEBN.A’nON.AL LEAQUK ;and hit .409 inclttding -three hom- PeiTj' tossed a s«ven-hlt shut- tution. sel. high single. 222; Betty Haefs, NL'ii' YORK (APi-'-At the* position at .347.- M u f al ha* hit Scoring at leaat-.oitce in eveiw '#ra, had IS RBI and scored eight , out as Cleveland wrapped .’-i the high triple. 536; high team athgle.' start of the 1962 .spring train.ng i safely in hi* la.st 12 games during inning,' AnsaMi's soundly ttiumpe'd ! time*.- Thi* spree enabled him to i 'U'-** four games to on#.- Th#-In- Slimette*. 622: high team threr baseball aeA.son.. the Minnesota) which he has collected 20 hit,* in thg Lawyers. 12-4, la#t nif^t at bring up hi* batting mark from I drana accumulated 51 ntna and 80 arring. Da-.r Ladies. 1.1 Vp. Twins had five candjdaTea for the 44 times, at bat and increased hia Verplanck Field, : .189 to .*2f, , hit* In their sta.v her*. — Beat scote on the final day was jhird ba.s# Job, Harmon Killabiew, | SALE r svei-ag* 4T'po,nta. i, Horn# i-uns hy. John Rielskl. Rich "'When I cam* into town. I was “Don't forget. If we’re goinJr to IMPERIAL ^ Bart F’arrands 4.47 triple. George HAnk*. .Tnlimiv Ooryi, B-.M . f«f68^88#6a>#a#####6*SAVE . \Yilli* Maya of San Francisco : La Croix and John Minn'e.r . paced I In reartr»iible at'*t7hb'Pla^.’’ Kirk- ■ *'1n the pennant we've got to do Ti’ttle And Rich. Rollina, , PRISE continues to set the National j the winners. , Mark Kleiiiachmidt I land said, "I cpn’t be #m-e what the ;.it ourselves." .MeGah--. re?;:p m BOWI-KRETTEB — Kdie Coi- No on*, including' Rollins, ex-! Leagiia pace un homer* with 21 I had a pair of hits for th* Law- ■ tvoubL'e a-aa but I wh# ail foii’ed uj : 6 comment of BalU’RC'r-'!'* ^-- y MONEY ; renti 150-J21-372. Kdna Galloway pected the youngstei to heal out while Tommy pavia of th# Log J^r*. In my hitting. *Weep of th# N#w York Tankaea. OEUVERED IN MANCHESTER-s^EDERAL LAREL $2147 PI .•i3-'--'.0.3. Ma;-.o Galloway 120-- the other ftotir.-Howeve- ha did ! ■Angeles Dodgers has the moat • Summary: j ; "I took a isngthy batting prac- Kirkland gave a patting w aw 131-116-357. Dor a Grisef 13'2-I2(t- and heie it i* two month* after nm* hatted in, 64. Th# flgure# in­ Adsftidl’s ...... S ll SSx— 13-7-6 ; tic# 6ral thing and decided to give to well-wia^er* aa h« dashed for M car-insurance —' •1(5 Mon(h Tb P»y 364. .Amv Plrkev n9-l#6-88ft, the atant of th* regular caimpaign I clude Sunday's game*. ; Lawyers 200 002— 4-5-7 [up trj-ing to awing from the end of , s bus, S A V IX G S 137-124-342. and Rollins ia leading the Ameri-j with an sit nsu> pten that I»w Bank Rateff HIRAM WALKER Jim Gentile of Baltlmo're. Norm tVashbum and Klertian; CJar- th* bat alt- the time. I.teok tha 35- "Pm going to-need all the good : Mary Fontana 123-122-.34.4. Jo l.a- can League lyi batting trlth a SRiff ; mienke. Pugrab (6) and KleiB- inch-long bat WilH* Tashy lisea. : luck 1 can get." he emlled. *ets.§oVt rstei hy yottr- I e :Si-'Wk-3T2 R-.ta McAlIis- avei-ag*.,- Cash of Detroit and Leon Wggner. Hiifh Trades Ixia Angeles Angels are deaiilock- schmidt. , choked VP on it. ahd had % real driving record. me a n d LO A N ;=• 131-120-382. R ,rh Ostrander ■'Y' Rolling hit at a .500 c.hp l*. troit. out with a broken coMar-• HOMERS IN PINCIH ,‘ ’ I ble* to lead th# wlnnarE' offen.*#. g.ven up ei^erimenting ■ awith Xaddrith. Oriolea (1) I FLOWRBBTTES— Phyllis To- bone, is third with .336. U >s ANG ELES (A P >—Tom ]007 MAIN STRKKT— NKAR MAPLE Charley Brackett Mood out d#- three or four, different stAices Ohtlie. OrkOaa ( U ) lUNIED WHISIIFT - W MHOI - ID* SmiCMT WHISIIdl me.lon r 116-127-34S. Pal AnnulU i In the National League, Felipe Burges.* of th# Lo* Angelea An­ fensivelS' for Sear*-. B I’v# just pls'-nted mv f*et and * r r a , Taakeoe <4) AYIENWJ 9 E li* cuix xitniti sriilii himm kuki i hns imc . kdiu, niixtis 128. Cr.ai-.e Obremski 119-120, Alou of San Francisco jumped in, gela, made hi# first major league Summary: 301-31S CENTER ST., MANCHESTER MI3-S135 OPEN EVENINGS ,Mik* Hoimea 11*.. Kay M fWil- Tm going to keep it .that vav. Wednesday, 9 .A.M. fo 1* Noon ill to the lead on the strength of an I horn*, run a mamorable one. It Indians 80S H I — 11 11 6 ” 8uro’ Td lika to hit .JfOO. Who ■ ? •■• ' -mi.','• 1-7 0 N’AnONAl* .llM atlE OINttAl INSUaAHCf COMFANr Open Until 5 P.M. Monday, Tuesday and Friday Thiirsda.v, 9 .A..M. to 8 P..M. ' eight point pickup to .i548 while [ cam# in,a pinch hitUrtg hd# thl» Sears 000 000- - 0 3 8 woukte'tr I lika to drive In 1W1 Hm*4 OfJict: Calwabyt, 08i* I 131. Connia LaPlant* 131, Dorlt dhMft t, Matea <») bmrolri Continpntfd M e r c u r y . .Comet — English Fold ■— If illy$ Jeep Stan Muaial. .veteran Bt: Loulai t ^ n a , . againat Clhleago'a Joha . Kinei and- Hsaiy; Rnith, Braek# and hH M hoihsra too. But Littl* 13*. Jaaic* D« yo* 111. ‘ •tar, Boomed- Into th# runn#r>u^- JiuBtiardt iBlth taro ni«n an'hna#. att (S) and KMly. Btetetar, MiiBido (8) Pd ho m l h a m to hH -8g« this Mteaa, m itea (g) L-: " V i''

( • 1 I ■V. , . i -, ^ ■ ,■ ■ ' > -' ■ ' ■ 4 <\ * . • ^ . ■' J '• > V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, JUNE 12. 1962 iPAG^EldHTEEN MANCHESTER fcA^ENlNG HEftAM). M AK C^TEB. CONN. TUESPAy, JUNE 12, 1962 - • ------■■ ■ I ------' - ___ fAGE NINETEZK . Dots— B i f d ^ pfcts ■ 41 \ Hou^hold Goods 51 Apartments—"FiaUl— * House* For Sale 72 Houseai For Sale 72 WsRted Autos— THKPE OUGHTA JIE A LAW BY PAGALY u m I SHORTEN Help Wanted— Female. 35 Bi^p WRdted— M«lc 86 ______Houses For Sale 72! Houses For iaJe 72 l e t ys BOABD your bird While TenemejnU 6T Resort Property For S*W‘ 74 Motorcycles 12 ABSOLUTE bargain, custom made STARKWEATHER ST.-Well tak­ MCmHiR'e HKLPKIR—Taka care AM ATEUR: photographer intareM- you are on vacation. Expert cate I—MANCHESTER •— Special. Im­ NEW ON MARKE'T—"Big 6>* room ' 128 CAM PFlEli'”^ s (l^ ' 4pe | slipcovers, dra'pes 'and itphol- en care of 6 ropm single home, maculate 6 room Cape, reduced to FGR s a l e nr rent—CAttA^i A t' WANTED TO BUy-Osed cars, any at two bojm age< 8 and lli while ed in part-time work. Reply B<« Call M l 9-4273, Manchester Pet MODERN FOUR room apartment, Colonial 30 . seconds from'Wood-; rooms, 2 .baths. ’ recreation room, NOI YOU CANT COW IN^ Btery. Budget terma. Call Mrs; 814,600. Joseph Barth, Broker, kfl the very iow price of 814.990. Lake Ha.Vward. 5 :isooma, $ firA- CLASStFlEl) .make, any model, t9.i3-U)S9. Call mother works. Preferably Spruce A. Herald. Canter,' 996 Main St. second floor, heat, stove, parking, bridge St. bus. Bowers School, ga-: enclosed porch, garage corner lot Roberts, MI 9;-7590, beta eep ‘ 4-9 9-0320, Aluminum aiding, aluminum com- places, one Inside and #se eutAidA. 828-1900. Aarsk for• Joe, • IV L s NOW* '• and Birch Streets ares. Mature. p.m. clpse to Main St.. 8115 monthly. rage. Terrific buy. Eve. Bill: Shown 2.6. 7-8;.50 MI 3-5872. - eulV W9WINA AMP AKC REGISTERED BLACK After 5 p.m. Ml 9-4864, btnationa, large back yard.t* near Boles. Ml 9-9A58. \Varren E. H ow -, ------■•■INPBLA6T References. Box EE. Herald, CUSTOM BUpjT e room Ranch, «*■ t p o u r r w f * tmi* Cocker puppies, lovable dis­ schools, shopping and bus! Call I land, Realtor. Ml 31108 VERNON Delightful ranch. Large WAA Otn- large living room with fireplace, ASHFORD LAKE ^ .ATUMPINfi- 7- fo n ' INTERESTING ADJUSTERS. position, outstanding bloodline BRAND NEW crib, 128. MI 9-'4233. the R. F. Dimock Co., Ml 9-6245. i rooms with expansion -space. F'ull ADVERTISING Business Services Ottered 19 K- pedigree,' aired by Champion THREE ROOAl apartment for rent, formal dining room, ranuly site Barbara Woods, MI 9-7702, 'Jo- SPAUIOUS 7 room split level, va-^ basement: Big level lot Owners OPPORTUNITY kitchen, 2 bedrooms. IVk baths, Offers You fl 31108 '*7.100 ASSUMES mortgage. 6 room CHOICE SITES FOR SALE ANyONK'6 good educatibn or business bsck- ty attics, oeliara, yards. KO office managers. Rapid ad­ SYLVANIA 2 1" halodight TyTtable 8-5993 ceramic tile counter in kitchen, ranch, garage basement, near COPY CLOSING TIME FUR CLASSIFIED ADVT. 9-9757. 000ft ground. Pleasant telephone person­ vancement—outstanding sal­ Articles For Sale 45 model, '876. 2 white China based aor* lot. Ideal for large family, 8PUT LEVEL -4 bedrooms. 2 full bus. $15,500. Carlton W Hutchins ! "'Hts^'east of ManchesWf aft THREE ROOM apartment. hot PORTER . STREET Area — Co­ MONDAY Thru nUDAV lOdW A.M.—SATURDAY • AJ«. I t . ality, lniUstlve,''snd the ability to ary opportunities and employs footed lamps, 835. 2 mahogany selling for $18,800. Call the R F. baths, fireplace, full basement, MI 9 51.12 i RoiiI ^ 44. Good fishing, beAttng, CUSMA APPLIANCE Service—Re wort on youf own are helpful in SCREENED .sand, stone, gravel, water furniahed. 80 Birch St. lonial! 6 rooms with finished rec beheflts. .Must be at least Italian marble lop end tables, Dimock Co., Ml 9-5245. Barbara A good opixirtimity at only 817.400. battling ' pairs ’ all makes refngerauirs. this unymai position. High Schooi graduate and have sized stone and screenings. For room, breezeway. l-car garage, 875 for both. M l 9-8741 NEW ADDITION to colonial house, Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evana Eve. Rsv Holcombe, MI 4-1139 l/Ot* for Sait PLEASE READ YOUR AD treesors, washing machines, dry a car. Apply deliveries call George B- Gritting. on exceptionally well landscaped M l 9-5653. 7.1 I20W Prices—Eas.v. Term* "Typing is helpful but speed not quiet neighborhood, large sun­ Warren fe. Howland, Realtor .MI ObwUlM'Or “Wmot Ads” a n taken over the phone as a oon- era ranges oil and gas burners Inc., Route 6, .Andover, PI 2-7886. A Big Bargain At Albert’s Jot with trees. Material and work­ 3-1108 Ml 9-OOSS All work fuaranieed eskentlal. Full training provided. ny rooms, stove and refrigerator, manship in. thl* house far super­ w lm w a . H m advnrtlaer snooM tend his ad the FIRST DAY *T S-day week, excellent benefits, and 3 ROOMS VI-MANCHESTER -Immaculate LEBANON 2’ 4 aci> lot, $2,000. ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ROCKVILLE FINANCE LAWN MOWERS—^Toro, Jacobsen, spacious yaM. 8106 momhly. MI ior to the average. Price 822,900. 4 year old 814 room ranch, attach­ MANCHESTER - A 15x16 foot A PP E A R S and REPORT ERRORS In Ume for the nest Inser- TREE REMOVAL, pninlno and lot pleasant working eonditidiis. For Bolens, and Goodall Reel and FURNITURE 3-5B83, Ml 9-7.119, Phtlbrick Agency. Ml 9-8484. ed gar^e. it, balhsr finished kitchen highlights this 3 bedi •oom ! Sales Agent, Box 807', MancJiAltAr tiSR. H ie Herald is raspoRsIMe lor onij ONE Incorrect or omitted clearing. Call Frank C. Noble, Ml appointment call Miss Hansen, MI CORP. rotary, 18-38” . Partg and service FOR ONLY 8398 iasertlon for any adrertlsement and then only to the esteht of a H6 60T 3-1161. FOUR ROOM apartment, • first 14x34' rec room with mahogany ranch. Home has been completely VERNON Ixu 126x310 near Lake!‘Ml 3-5440 Ml 9-8981 9-6053 .fWlA O rniC tt 8 West Maui 8t. Used mowers and tractors Trade Includes ROCKLEDGE—7 room Ranch, 4 ”m ake (OOd” ’Rsertton. Errors hhlch do not lenoen the salne of HIMSeLS floor, oil furnace, steam heat, ga­ ' paneling,' excellent location, near redecorated. 1240 aq. ft, of living ; 8tieei School, reasonable. West | ‘ . ------' '• ■ RockvlUa in your old - machine. , Capitol ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR years old. large modem kitchen, tko sdonrtleimeet.sHO not be eorreeted b ; ”make food” Insertlan. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and eLSCTBP GIRL FOR part-time office work, DELUXE RANGE rage. Call MI 9-1344. aitopping, schools and bus. Selling area. Call now for more detsil.e Side Really, Ml 8-4342 rvenings' Equipment Co! 38 Main St Houra built-in oven and range, dis.hwash- .Ml 3-8710 ■ ' repaired, sales and service, pick ANP> VlOW/ afternoons or evenings. Reply Box BEDROOM SUITE for 818.900. Call the R F. Dimork about this choice offering War­ Wanted— Reaj Eatatt 77 •Wf WHOU* . 7-5 daily. 7-9 'Thuraday and Fri­ er. disposal, pantry, etc. l^rge Co., MI 9-524,5, Barbars Woods. ren E. Howland. Realtor, .MI up and delivery Ice skates sharp- AA, Herald. • day. 7-4 Saturday. LIVING ROOM SUITE dining room, den center entrance rotV COOPBRATION WILL |M A I AAI 9 0 7 1 1 oned. precision ground I A M TOWN MAN TO learn leather cutting, free 5 PC. DINETTE SET MI 9-7702, .lohnnns Evsns, Ml 3 tui8 PARKI.BsR lot. loo-jon in quiet'W ISH SOMEONE to. BaW^la yeijil BXPECTS HIM Furnished Apartments 6-‘t-A hall, paneled wall fireplace In liv­ 9-5653, rfsidenliaj^ '_on.imunit\ Rca.son I r*ai *»tata? Cali me at 8 0 '9-0$$8 BE APPRBOIATBD D I A L M l 3 * 2 / I I Equipment Corporation, Route 83. transportation from center of Rugs Lamps- -Tables ing room with a beautiful view. 3 Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7609 Iflanches- TO HAV» Help W Anted— Msle 36 town. Contact Tober Baseball FIVE ROOM apartment, fully fur­ WEST SIDE - Pretty Cape just re­ able H. B. Grady. Broker MI i **r prompt and coiirteaua aervlaai DARK RICH loam, gravel, fill, Linoleum and a Few bedrooms, 2 baths. 2-car garage, VIII MANCHESTER -Spring St. 3-8009, ter exchange. Call Enterprise 19t5. AN 0P&N Manufacturing Co., Rockville. TR atone and white sand. Ml 3-8603. nished, heat and hot water includ­ decorated 4 rooms complete, plus Joseph Barth. Broket. Other Small Articles plastered walls, selling at bank area, 6 room ranch w.'.h attached 2 bedrooms unfinished Living POOR TOOL AND gauge makera wanted, 5-2514. ALL YOU PAY IS ed. Main St location, jecond CHAIN SAW work - rbees cut appraisal. 831,000. Phtlbrick Agen­ garage, living room, dining room. roobi with firepltwe, brand new poucy/ first-clasg odly, all prevailing PICNIC TABLES—several models, 812.18 MONTHI/Y floor, 8126 monthly. Ml 9-6808. cy, Ml 9-8464. Reasonable rates Call PI 7-7.5.5-‘- benefits and overtime schedule. 6'^12'. from 814.50, delivered W. Kitchen, den, 2 large bedrooma. Timken furnace. Nirelv landscap-j 1 ) | j l l \ ' All are lised, but in good shape' TROUBLE REAGHINfi OUR ADVERTISER? between 1; :30-4:80 or any time Cali Or apply in person. Manches­ Situations Wanted— Zinker, Ml 9-5444, TR .6-7143. ANDOVER, CONN. 2 room furnish, Reduced to 821.900 Call the R ed lot Clo»a to bus, schools shop-| I \ 4 K !K 1 'I I | P - 1 and guaranteed. It's a wonderful b o w e r s s c h o o l , one block, cua- Saturday or aumjav ter Tool A Desigit, Ml 9-5263 Female 38 ed apartment for rent, utilities. F, Dimock Co., MI 9-5245. Bar­ ping. Onl.Y $14,500 Eve. Bill Boles, i ------— bargain, one which cannot be lom built 8 t-oom ranch Plastared bara Woods, Ml 9 7702, Johanna FLAT STONES for walls, patios, C. H. Stiens, Route 6, PI 2-7273, walls, partial recreation room, MI 9-98.58. Warren E. Howland, j HOME LANDSCAPING - Design. duplicated' ■ Evans. Ml 9 .5663. Realtor, Ml 3-1108. H-Honr Answering Service HIGH SCHOOL girl desires baby’- and house fronts. Comer Rome trees, 817,900. Carltoa W. ! plants, planting Lawn (ertiliSa- 44 And 6, Notch Road, Bolton Free Storage Until Wanted THREE ROOM furnished apart­ Delegate Strength Stacked^ WANTED'A-1 tool makers and ma-' ^mmer. CalL Hutchins, MI 9-6132. XXIII - MANCHKSTKR~8 room ’ lion, weed and insect control John Moving—T rucking- Uusinem Opportunities :i2 Heip Wanted— Female 35 Notch Quarry. Tel. Ml 9-0617 Free Delivery ment. heat and all utilities fur­ •MANCHESTER Expandable Cape, ■ Free to Herald Readers E Whltham Landscape Nursery. chlnista. M'lat set up own work, j ______Free Set-up By Oiu- Own nished, central. Call 666-9868, brick Colonial, 4 bedrooms. t'2 fireplace, hot water heal, very at- Storage 20 PORTER St.—I/arge colonial home, baths, attached garage, larie lot, Ml 9-2660. BOLTON—Routes 44A and 8, 'Tm - CASHIEIR, axp-trienced, weekends All company benefits. Apply Wtlco RESPONSIBLE college girl tiesirea NEW CEDAR clothes line poles in­ Reliable Men 5 bedrooms, 2*2 baths, 2-car - ga­ Irai tive home, 2-car garage, i lose Kowalski Charges Flaherty perial Steak House." Modem, summer work, office. Work or stalled and reset. Chevrolet Ideal for growing family Reduced to shopping ''enter Eve Rav Want' tatomaliaB or oRe of onr elaseUled ad verttsementa T No ALL TYPES screens repaired with MANf-TlESTER Package Delivery. Permanent opening. Call MI Machine Tool Co., Route 6 and Phone for appointment rage. large landscaped yard. complete restaurant and catering mother's helper. Tel. MI 9-9747. wheels, kitchen range, bathroom Biisines* laicatione to 829,8.50, Call the R 'F Dimock Holcombe, Ml 4 11.39, Warren E. anewer at the telephone Usted? Simply call Hie Alcoa Bcreenlng Call Ml 9-4633 Light trucking and package deliv­ 3-8122, Mr. Auto Wash, for ap- 44A, Bolton, Conn. SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH Shown by appointment Marion E. ery Reirigeretora, weaheeg and faciliUes. 3,870 feet of space, gink, 9-1358, For Rent 64 Co. yn 9-5245, , Barbara Woods, Howland. Realtor, Ml 31108 Deniocrst Frank Kowalski has* "We had a very fnendlv and Cgjic for free pick-up and delivery. pe'->iment. 7-0358 • Robertson. Realtor .Ml S-6B58. Ml 9-7702, Johanna Evsns MI stove moving specialty. Folding basement, approximately 1214 cliarged that Vernon delegates sreldid dtscu.s.sinn He wanted to kn*«r MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE TERMITE exterminating equip­ Sjee It Day or Night 9-5658. CONVENIENCE -Schools, stores, chairs for rent MJ 9-0762 acres. 125 foot frontage on high­ Situatiunn Wanted- COLONIAL DUTCH beautiful ! SHARPENING Servli e - 8awa, ment, electric, pump. concrete STORE FOR cert 348 N. Main 8t. iransporlation are all close by unfairly stacked against him m his' Ml 9-0500 , knives, axes, shears, skates, way. Zoned for Induatrial use. MANAGEMENT-Tralnee needed. Male 39 If you have no means of trahs-, rooms, sunporch enclosed, hot vote and I told him they wauld MANCHESTER Moving and Truck- SEWING hammer, wapds, or will rent. portation. I’ll sepd my auto for Ml 9-8229, 9-8 this 7 room bungslow with 2-. ar fighi with Cabinet Secretar.v Ahi-a- prolishly vote for Ribleoff in Ardtr : rotary blades Quick service Cm I- Eve. Bill Boles, MI 9-9858. War­ 8115 weekly to start, advance to water heat, beautiful backyard mg Company Local smd long dis­ Glastonbury, 633-1874 after 5:30. you. No obligation. gArage. 3 bedroorps, formal din­ hAm .4. Rlhicoff for the U.S. Sen­ to have the atronge.st posMbla and leRve four meesiigo. Youll hear Dom onr advertiser in JIf tol Equipment Co 88 Main 8t.. ren E. Howland, Realtor Ml 8125 plus after training. Oppor- c o r n e r ^ SPRUCT^Ind^ irreh. ^ with fruit trees aJhl also fireplace. FOUR FAMILY tance moving packing and ator ■aunity for management at 810,000 HIGH SCHOOL boy desirea lawn ing nsmi, large kitchen A new ate nomination. ticket." time wtthont spendhif all eveninf at the telephone. Matichester Hours daily 7-8, 3-1108. DEEP FREEZE chest freezer, 13 small busineaa, heated, low rent. 2-car garage. Very dose.to school u e Regular service Uirougnout MACHINE annually within two years. For, to mow, MI 9-0694. A— E—R—T— S and bus Buy directly from ovm- roof, aluminum combinations, and In s press statement today. Ko­ He said he told Kowalski th* t Thursdav 7-9. Saturday 7-4. M7 cu ft., good Sg new. 8150 MI Call any time. a quiet residential area put' this I 3-795H New England states and Florida. WANT YOUR own business? Suno­ peraonal Interview, call Williman.' ------^ ^ ------43-45 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD er. Move right In. ili 9-1109 or HOMES walski hit Vernon psrlv leaders in most the congressman could h*p* 9 2564. home high on the value parade. Ml 3-6563 co hag for lease modern, fully tic 423-0421, evenings only, or OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P, M. OFFICE FOR rent, air conditioned. Ml 9-59i 3. general, and Rockville Mayor Leo for al the state convention wai Lost and Pound 1 Automobiles For Sale 4 OPERATORS Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 MANCHESTER Call Ken Morgester. MI 3-68tS. B Flaherty Jr. in particular, A t I.AWNMOWER service, H. O. equinped 2-bay service station lo­ write F.O. Box 202, WilMmantic. PICKUP TRUCK with power 390 Main St. Personalized Floors ' qi-vE'M dciow ( i—7," ^ enougii votes to force a primary. .Sehul/.e, Im , West Road, Elling­ THE AUSTIN A CHAMBERS C* cated on heavily traveled Route BABY PLAYPEN, one end table, building. MI 9-9268 SEV EN ROOM colonial, U2 baths, j j.-.^ Beechler-Smith, Realtors MI claiming they have laid plans to "In view of this, I told him I. a* A L/)ST—Pair boy's glasses Bolton FOR SALE 195,5 Packard, V-R. PROFESSIONAL clipping, groom­ dump, one ton International 83.50. ton aero.ss from Glenney Lumber Moving, packing, storage lor.al 15 on the Manchester-Wapplng Experienced sewing machine op­ INSPECTOR familiar with receiv- one small gateleg table, one cig­ ______I cabinetbinet kitchenkitchen, excellentexcsllerj hamharn! 9-8052. com mit the tow n * six state con­ person, and the rest of the del*- Lake House beach, Sunday. Please radio, heater, aiilnm.atic transmis­ ing, bathing, all breeds. Poodles a MI 9-2564. Co TR ,5-9707. and long distance. Agents loi Ilrie. This volume station caters to { ing inspection, mechanical and arette table, RCA console radio, 468 HARTFORD Road, presently' 8*‘'ages, J«i acres, fruit trees, f r . . . only condition. Ideally located vention delegates t4) Ribleoff. gates were not disposed tn vote fer call M l 9-0743. Reward. sion. power biakea; new tirea. erators and tralneeg needed. Ex­ specialty. The Poodle Salon, nice lota, prime opportunity tor HORSE IX5VERS Gardeners” Lyons fares, Inc., world-wide both neighborhood and trsmsient I electrical assembly and soldering. FOR SALE -Top soil. For delivery 2 card tables, 4 folding chairs. 2 occupied by' Gus'a Grinders C a il! *18,500. Carlton W. Hutchins. MI The alstemeni drew s denial him .. Tile type of primary that owner, MI 9-2330. mo-ers Free estimates. All 8-8157 cellent opportunity for trainees to MI 9-9793 or M l 9-0500, income and Investment. Country minded folks. Nine room FOUND—MuTti-coIorert mother cal ALL KINDS of general work, lawns business. Present operator leav­ Call TR 8-3351, 9-4 week days, call C.eorga Gritting, Andover PL steamer--idTalrs, 2 folding cots, PI 2-6878 . 9-5132. , - ...... from F'lahertv that the delegation would result would he destrurllv* and nihbisli. cellars and attics leam sewing. Apply 2-7886, i d'-shes and cooking utensils, car viilorian Colonial on 5 sloping i* committed.'Flaherty said KoWal- and blapk nursing kitten vicinity 195R RENAULT Dauphine! fully -fir ing because of ill health. For ap­ COLUE PUPS. AKC registered, Exclusive Agents; to party chances In November." cleaned, window cleaning, light pointment call Miss Zelonls, d r a f t i n g house plans — part- ____-— ______-seat covers, new, lavatory M I' MANCHESTER—1.000 sq ft. ofi I *^'^^*11 **J**'*'^" '‘"llh built-: Charge stems from a conver- Based on pre-convenllon activity, High Ridge area. If you know equipped, low mileage, clean, Painting— Papenng time. Available Immediately. Call sable and white, reasonable. Call trucking, paper and rags taken 289-0291 days or TR 5-8384 after 7 LADDERS — Taking order.-i o n ! •1'''598 new store apace available for im-i I.'??: * P " ''I sation the two men had Saturday, a prirnary would be hitter . and where they belong, please call Ml good tires, MI 3-2371, M l 9-5391. ______Ml 9-1233. ANDOVER LAKE lors, 2-car garage. 9-1841 any time, away free. Very reasonable rates. p.m. alumimmi exten-aion ladders at *1 i mediate occupancy, Harttford Rd. | American nioming when the Meriden Demo-' negative, Flaherty said. He added EXTERIOR and mtenor painting per foiit. Underwriter approved. autofhatic washer. J. D. Realty Co. Standard heat, neai as a pin in 1951 FORD, good running enndi- -Ml ,'^■9405. Paperhangtng. Wallpapdr books Manchester Modes. WANTED — Men to ntii retail POODLES, tiny miniature, AKC location. Ani^e parking. Reason- 1 Neat four-room Summer Cottage oral, now coiigressman-at-large. -that Kqwalski asked for "m y can­ 16-28 foot available, with ropes,*j "'’’inger wa* 8169, asking 470 Mam 8t. tip-top condition Asking 818,900. POUND -Brown and while male tlon, overdrive, s.sking $R0 MI Wallpaper removed Ceilings stores. Will train with pay to com-i registered, silver or black, excel- able rental CMl Mr. Werbner, ' right on the"w 'asplake Bigoig frontiront porchporch...... Ml 3-5120 soumjed out political santlmenl In did anaylsts and was very friendly I.AWNS MOWED trash removed, etc. Call or see Vernon Paint at! uew, MI 3-6106. Jarvis Realty Co. Realtors r Absentee owner will listen to an\" mongrel wearing rabieg vaccina- ‘ 3-,53RR. Floors Good cleiin workinanshlp Help Wanted— Female 3-t ply with our methods. Fast grow. 1 '*ot quality. MI 9-0811. Vernon when he left ,. In m y rnriversallan tion 1960 tag Nn. 24*R. Dr, W. E. land.sc-aping Free estimafes. Call Inc. 3-4112, MI 8-^847. BI^G AIXIW with all the fixing^, offer^ Call Mary Csrlsoii, P'1 Fully insured. Reasonable ra*es ing chain. Must be aggressive,; ^ " Vernon Circle, Vernon, MI 3-1652 SELIJNG OUT home furniture and "The feeling among rank and file with Frank, I said I could , net I95U DODffE. fluid drive, seven Ml .3 R172, R.N. OR L.P.N. Laurel Manor, Pine Street or TR 5-2262. 2-7297. I.easenger Co,, Realtors, Cahill, Raytown, Mo. FI. 3-RRM. Leo PellStie . Ml 9 «8?6 or MI Manchester appliances, excellent condition. MI — nanie'^'f n 'r e s i r v ‘’ ome built DemiM-rats in the town offers no speak for other membara of tha Call Ia>e Fracchia. Dog Warden, ! good lire.s, running enndillon. Manchester, Name voiir hours. BEAUTIFUL Shepherd-tvpe pujv ——- back *n the twenties with six HArrison 3-9291, PIANO TUNING »7 Fifteen years' 9-8082 9-1.343. hssis for the plan to give all the delegation." Ml 3-8.594, j Must aell Best offer. MI 4-1971, Ml 9-2324. COUNTER girl wanted 9 a.m. to 2 i pies, 85. Call MI 9-1605. CUSTOM made awning.s worth House* For Rer e.") T n __l i __ lai'gelarge riomsrooms plus enclosed porch.porch, deleggTt-H'Vfites to the still-unan­ experience Fie" repair estimates T. J. Crockett, Realtor EI.LINGTON — 5'j, room ranch, Kowalski said he has talked ta $ EXTERIOR SPRAY and brush p.m. Monday through Friday. Ap­ $12.5^^ will sell tor $25. Call Ml g^RVEL GAS refrigerator,, good one car garage. Fireplace, rela- nounced half candidatje." Kowalaki number of Vernon Democrat* igho 1959 CHEVROLET. 4 dom- RIr. upon request Call Kennetn Robin- ' MEN WANTED for food processing MI 1.577 aluminum storms, triple gla.ss painting, commercial, industrial, HOUSEKEEPER to live in. Posi­ ply Jack's Coffee Shop, 59 E. Cen­ 3-5505. lively new heating system, alum­ said He said he was told of the eayne. exeelleni eondilion, auto- son Ml 3-13k5 I plant. Will train. Must be aggres- Arinnanr ir bitt.... * conditiofi. reasonably prir^ MI EIGHT ROOM hou»* for rent. Main bow windows, fireplace. tiled support him. "I hope my fn*nd8 Announcements 2 residential and trim Jobs Work tion available.Jnly 1. Write Box F, ter St. inum siding. C-an assume big GI plan bv Flaherty. .Many Vernon will let their voices be - heard bv malie .shift, radio heater Ml Herald stating references Mve^must have Initiative, Box T.^ 5^4 4x9 I/IM’BED utilltyTrailer. Pai^! f^-™4. I Street area, oil heat Ml 8-3038. kitchen, buill-ina papeled dlnelle, STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls. ' guaranteed, free estimates. Jo­ mortgage. Asking 816,900. T. J. Democrats were "utterly shocked," the party leaders and delagataa.'' YOUR GIFT Gallery, formerly |he 9-1,52,'l. MOTHERS—Earn extra money for for Renault, tires, generator, j COMBINATION SINK and two 811.900 - ROCKVILLE, 8 room Crockett, Realtor, MI S-1577. new large diy well acre lot. heat! fireplaces, llags'one terraces. , seph Dionne, contractor. Ml Xmas. Be a toy manager. We fX)VENTRY ^ 4 rooms, $90; 6 ed basement, workshop and tec- he said. he said "It is highly unfair to Scandinavian Craft Shop, located starter, doors. jtc. Ml 3-2371. kitchen cabinets, white porcelain. ranch, large living room, rajiiiiet Flahcrtv said he was sinprised 1953 CHEVROLEt'T i door, radio, Work done at reasonable prires. ' 3-0494. WANTED—Hou-aekeeper to live In, will train you to hire .demonsart- rooms. $100. Alfred D Heckler. REDUCED FOR quick sale - Bow­ reaUoii area TR 5 9291 deii" ,m.v candidacy any dele|ata at Watkins Bros. 935 Main St. — kitchen, beaiitifuity landscaped and Borrv at the Kowalski charge.' backing whatsoever." heater, pov-erglide. best rea.son- Ml 3-0796, Write Box O, Herald. tors. Commission, bonus and sea­ CARPENTER for trim work. Call TAPE RECORDER V.M., t-track' 9-.38.39 after 4 P m -_ PI 2-0R19. betw ^ n 6:30-6 p.m. er's School area. 6 room ranili. specializing In distinctive gifts for I’AIN'TINO AND paperhanglnr. i Ml 9-3144. • SEPTIC TANKS lilt Shown by appointment. Mai ion all occaalona. Come In and browse Bhle offer. Ml 3-4R3.3 sonal awards. Car and phone nec­ CLEANED and INSTAIXED slerophonic., 1962 model, purchas-; o.E, 30 " STOVE, wheelbarrow, red- E Robertson Realtoi, MI 1-5953 faniii; room" arnlng';™';, *■^' Good clean wrrkmanship at rr 4 COOK wanted to work evenings. COLUMBIA I.sAKE-3 rooms .with around. sonable rates JO years in Mut- essary. Write Yuletide 1021 Que­ MAN TO leam trade, steady all ed 8 weeks like new, bargain MI W(K'd picivic tqble and tea cart, kiLrhenetle and bath, year 'round rooms, large kitchen and living; m''’’’ "" ‘''f" ''' ' "Mildred Daigle, Somersvllla; Apply Acadia Restaurant, Ml bec St., Allentown, Pa. 9-6750. combinajion high chair apd strol­ MANCHESTER—6 room Cape with room, 815.,500. Call after 3, 3 all rtavday Agency. James Young. Glastonbury. F*Ux ! 1951 FORD STATION wagon new Household Service* chestei Raymond Flaks. Ml 9-8127. I around_work^Apply Ywkee Wum- • SEWERS cottage, oil furnace, lake piivi- MI 3-6.321. Hospital Notes 9-9237 Inum Door Coit)., ler. baby rocglng chair, old faah- leges. Call after 8 p.m ACademv aluminum storms, screens and weekend.!. Ml 9-5109 Psgsni 123 PTtdrldge Ri ; Mf*. I front end. hrakna. tan 576.,tR21. Offered 13-A IMMEDIATE income 835-850 week­ 46 W. Center MACHINE CI.EANED FTTT,I,F,R BRUSH Sair, and Serv St., MI 3-2403. inned school desk and ch.iUr. 69x20 8-3608. •siding, dining roon'i or den. .3 bed­ MANCHESTER Exceptlonall.v Mary Palar.zi. 182 Eldridge Jit'.; Ice R. Bell NU 9 »736. EXTERIOR-INTERIOR painting, ly, full or part-time, car neces­ TWO AIR conditioners onc-half ton, rooms, living room wiih tirepl’aco OI.D COIX)NIAI^-Beautifullv re­ Visiting hours are t to • p.m. Julie I.undherg. 264 Boulder Rd.; w a s h e r REKRIUERATOP re R.N. OR L.P.N. full Or part-time. formica counter top. Call Ml 4-8197 well kepi 6 nMun older home deroralme, ceilings, wallpaper- sary. Call MI 3-5247 for Interview. • INSTALLATION like new. $85 each Ml 3-6396 and open stairway, oil hot 'Water stored. 4 bedrooms, 15 minutes ...... for all ...... areas, eseept . maternltj Mrs. Marjorie W'sllsce. Thnmosbn- Auto Drivinc School 7-A pairs Prooipt, eciaiomir.ai expert, Venoiv Haven, TR 5-2077'. BULLDOZER, Motor Grader after 3. guarahleeo Phone MI 9-4537 ~BM mg, floor sanding and reflni.shing. I trainees. See our ad under "In- SPECIALIST Summer Home.s For Rent heat hreezeway, garage. and from ManrhoMet . larRe modern | '’t'*” ’ ’ uhea-e they *re t to 4:30 and diStl vllle; Mrs. Louise M'ehb and saB, Personals 3 COMPl.ETE irrigation system with ______family size kitchen» with hiitr# I ' plumbing:, oil utearn h#at. PREPARE! FOR drtver'r tea* terton s !3C Center 9t Clean wo-kmanship. No job too COUNTER GIRLS wanted for 7 : structlons.” patio, close to schools. Full value ^ Roero atmnin and Rrreeni* Bow* to 8 p.ra.; and private room* 250 Main SI.; Mrs. Mar.lorie Ssra,- HIGH SCHOOL girl part-time work 1.000 feet 3 ■ alumini^ pipe: Ford REFRIGERATOR $25 MI'COV'ENTKY LAKE- 2 room fur- for 816.900, Robert Wolverton rustic fieldstone fireplace, Agep 16 to 60 Unving and clasr .■small .John Verfai'.le, MI 9-5750 p.m. to midnight shift. Apply cultivator: screenant'O^n -rwYffrrm bottom trays. t » • . . _ S’ hool. llTi.800..Robert VVolver. where they are 10 a.m. to $ p.m. win ind won. 71 FtlrfiaM 9t ; Mrf. ELECTROLUX Sales and Service REWE7AVTNG of burns moth holes in dental office. Box W,' Heridd. i PART-TIME—High School Junior 9 4205. nished .cottage, immediate occu­ Agency. MI 9-2818. bath.s, 2-znne heal, patio. room Three Inatructnri Mo wai' Mister Donut. 255 W. Middle “ Tpk ike. Town and Country Call MI 4-8049.-evenings. (on Agenry. Ml 9-2813. Visitors are requested not to Karen KUhanoff and ion *.428 W. bonded reproaentattve. Alfred Zippers rcpa.rcd Window Shades PAINTING and wallpapering wall- or Sophomore over 16 years old pancy, $250 for the season. J, D. £HraKe, ideal location for horaes AmeU, 206 Henry St Tel. 'JT< I Ing Manchea'er Dn'vtng » cade VI TV ADVERTISEtT/CVON pavei the j smoke In pAttents rooms. No more Middle Tpke. made In moa.siirp, all sized Vene- pnppr removed Wallpaper books for dish washing job lautomatic Realty, MI 3-5129. MANCHESTFIR —Hollywood sec­ $26,600. Phllbrirk Ajfency, 3-0450 I mt PI 2-7249 PART-TIME hostess wanted ap- < way. 5'ou win find 4 steady de­ MI EA.ST HARTF’ORD ChoiJe lora- than two vtsitors at one time per DlRCHARGftD TODAY: tWivsn tlnh blinds Keys made while ynii on request Ceilings Free esti proximatcly 20-25 hours a week ' machine). Uniform furnished, one DRItINAGE GO. Alusiral InatrumenU 5.1 tion, 8 room English' Colonial, 9-8464. Iion. cimtom built split level' pollent mand for oui- complete line of Boats and Accessorien 46 ______FOR R E N T -C ottage at Mi.siquami- ■pencoGke, Xajcottville Rd . \>rnon: I.ARSON S Connecticut B 'irst li i ait Tape Rerorders for rent. males Cill Roger Ml 3-0923 Apply Cavey's Restaurant. - meal furnished, good pay. Good recreation room, 4 bedrooms, U* borne F'caturcp .3 hediYMon.'q. lore RIDE frr m Woodbndge and Main more than 200 products, and you M l 9 ^ 1 4 3 PIANO TUNING. $7. Fifteen years’ j ' Ut. rea.sonsble. Week of June Andrew Zndlr>. 13 TTnion J*l,: Mm. ! cenaed dnvii.g siToul 'ra-nen ^;9rirlW a. 967 Main. Ml 9-5221 hours. Apply in person Brass Key baths, air conditioned living rpom .l^"® F'A.MILY' homes. 4-4 $21,.500; I Iv kil.Jicn with large dinette area, rattenis Tfslsy: 2'J8 to Aetna. Faimineton Avenue, RAYMONb~S~PAIN’n N G - InTer will earn a steady income from 16 FOOT .MFC Boat. 35 h p elec­ lean Nichol.ft. Andover: Ro.4artna ■ Certified ana approved la now of Restaurant. experience Free repair estimates i 2.3-30. Ml 3-40.36. « 'I M'ith built ins and b irch '' abinets. about 7.30 a.m. MI 3-060.9 after 6. RAUIO-TV REPAIRS HU makes lor exterior, spraying Satlsfac your sales. Earnings of 88 to 810 tric starting, Johnson motor and mnnv otlier extras, nice condition,! $23.90n; older two family, i-4, . AI ).M ri-TF.D YE.STFJRDAV Cornelius. 428 W Middle Tpk#.; ______ferlng claseioom and hehmn trailer. Excellent condition MI upon request Call Kenneth Robin-I oexV/i.’ '’—T. , .. , , Living room with wall lo-wali car- Cars. phonograptis, changers tlon guaranteed, free estimatM. ATTENTION daily not unusual. No experience '>m .MI 3-1365 I - Columbia l.ak excellent for large family Or pio-I $>7,900 R J Wrobelski. Brokei,! .i...... lames Si Amand...... Tolland...... ,M rs. .If*#ieph Bnr.ft. 489 Main .^1,. Tin# ------wheel inatrurtlon for teenagers 3-6046, Honest, economical Guaranteed tK< Ml 3-4495 after 4 p m. needed. Call 289-4922. Small waterfront cottage* .Inly fe-aaional man for home oi Ivonie 3-2.573, upeting and fliei^acc, family ' j;,,, e .VIoCann .39H Biuefield Dr.; Fentlman. ('ovenlrv. Mrs Norma Automobiles For Sale 4 9-607s ro'im, . .. baths, over.size gai age. I Brhiillz, .375 Alams St . da.ye Famous for sendee for 30 JANSSEN SPINET piano, reduced I «"d August■ openings ■ . m : 9-1929, with office For full information, PudJMi. .Soniers; Mrs Annie Fil- PART-TIME —10 a.m.—2 p.m.. or TOPPER outboard orui.ser. galley, i leda, closet patio Many trees Kianrb* Marmo. ISWssl- FOR SALE—1959 Pontiar Catalina MORTLAtCK'S Dnvtng School Of years Phone MI 9-4687 Potter HOUSEWIVES to $49.5, Accordion . repossessed MI 3-2593. call owner. .Ml .3-6930. TOO BK: for owner rhiklien niai- bi|*. M Pearl St Richard Kraul, Electrical Services 22 6-9 p.m.. no experience necessary, head .ind refrigerator, kleep.s' two, rieil 8 Ilium older Coloiiial I',, aml Shnibhei v plus many exiras. I Reltv Consitnr. 5 sport coupe, like new. Call Ml flee 443 Main 8t Manchester ton's Do you have the lime to work in with various equipment, 75 h.p. will be sold for balance due, Man- j New York ('ily, Mi'hael Mftioney, new office of national concern dolin, $15. Instniment repairing, ! MANCHESTER 6'.^ room ram h, bath.s, lot of .shade tiee.'s near 9-9314. I/earning correcUy 'Ma-, Save FREE ESTIMATES Prompt serv our East Hartford office evenings John:son engine also available. 25 I»v^'' sTLi, ''"1^ Rockville, Mis, Mary 260 Winrl.Hor Pf , Ceoi^e Meixtil, AN UNUSUAL bargain’ Reuphol opening in Manchester, Guaran­ sheetfthoAf music. Ward 'XfiiBinMusic, 99 .QnmSum­ * vvu o A M ro xor Fcnt^^at S^bajo $14,900; 5 Tooni older hoinp $9,600; Nathan Hale School ahoppmp, taxes, 5.R-8osr, | iiepa.ss. 61.3 Mam .SI.. David Your Life " Dnwei educatinn ite on all 'ypes of electrical » lr 25 hours per week? We have sev­ h.p. Sea King with control*. 44 llublaid Pi . \>rnnn. Harry Van ' ■ter ? p'ere living rtnini iet •offl teed 81.15 per hour plus bonus. mer. Open evenings. Free park­ Lake. Will sleep 5. MI 3-4426. short-way out - 6 room split, acre churches Priied at $19,000, Brn-, w oio v r ot -t . / . t . . a iSUmte RFT) 2. \>inon; Dwniel NEED C A R ? Your credit turned classes Member Connect’eui Pro ing Licensed and msureo Wilson eral excellent opportunities avail­ HERMAN kei- Ml '1.5150 Mioi.-M, (II I gtale 6 m om Co. Sdne 428 U' ^ u id le Tpke , .lohn and 2 rn ilrs S14ft Chooie trom Pleasant voice necessary for tele­ Strong St. MI .3-4426. of land, 816.900: .3 bedroom ranch, down? Short on down oayment? fessional Driving School Assn M. Electrical Co MAnchestei MI able for ing. HAMPTON BEACH, New Hamp- __ lomal, 3 large beilnamia I'^hallia. O('onn€ll. 2'i NoifhfiPld .St . Mrs. Kinusc 4'< Ridj:* Si I>onnv Bern­ group of f^ne f«bric§ Work done phone survey work. Call Ml 3-9019 813.300; 1,.akeside cottage, beaiitl- Bankrupt? Repossession? Don't 9-7398 9 4817 Glastonbury MF 8-7876 14 FOOT Aluma-craft boat, 35 h p. ahlre—Watervlew 3 bedroom cot­ GREEN MANOR 6 room ranch. sl onitKe 4 Green Mill SHeel. .Maiip 5Crtk<>!4»wi$ki. 41 Atsnea Dr .' ard f'oN’enlry, Robert Miitaort, despair! See Honest Douglas In­ by expert uraftamen t*n our prem after 2 p.m. . ful, 88,900. Many more, all price I>itun W’heflf’ f N oilh ('o\'pnlrv,i motor, trailer and controla, $.575. tage; all utilities, June 23, special bedrooms Ideal yard for children i "'’'*''^1 Marlbfrrntiph. David . quire about lowest down small .sei Ail wr rk fully guaranteed Wearirtgr Appar^f—-Fur* 57 ranges. Gall the Ellsworth .Mitten U'h.viif Bpnnptl 108 Sfolt I>i : I Private Instruction* 28 PA RT”TIME Ml ,3-2386. rate. MI 4-8037. Exira.a inctuded Owner .MI .3-8798. ___ Brenl I >i \’ei n4^ii. Mrs .adelaidt eat payments anywhere No small Garaftc— Service— Sloraiie 10 iVfill Fabric Raiea»*oo^, I7B Pine Agency, Realtors, Ml 3-6930 or -MI Ml*. Kluabath rViVontrv.j St , exrlumve Cheney Pabrir SEVERAL evening gowns, size 11- 9,5,524 _ j MA.Nr HF..STF.R 4 bediraim ( ’o- Kent .67 Phoenix .S( \>rnon; Mr#. loan Or finance company plan ’ MP'/N W A N T C D ^ MOTORS LAKE CHAFF'EE 4 room lake- ______I .SPLIT TEVEI. -Livable, lovable - lonial, I 'j baths, living room with O ’ ftJini* n^M pn’bflnt .Siorrw: I TWO rjARAGE.q fnr rent. C">nper COMPTOMETER NOTICE OF Anils LaBreck anr| son FglJmlftOB, Douglas Motors. 333 Main aale.‘'m om . in ManrnestCi MI 12. like new. very reasonable. C ill front cottage, sleeps 6, TV, boat, Kh^abi'th Blair 2h ( X in St , j HlTl St.. .17 Irieal fnr i-ar.9 or Ruildinn Materials 47 BOLTON Brandy St, Custom built; Reneroug six room family home ' fireplace, dining room fam ih size .Mrs Fldilh Radrorin«*ki and twin 3-7322 F’jdsef terrn>* arranteo IS AND OVER S5 W INDSOR AVE.->RO€KViLLE Ml 9-8900 after * p ni. .Fhi U IsHppun 641 Baldwin tM . j nrssoT.UTioN modern conveniences, $65 weekly. 6 ‘room ranch one-half acre land­ .3 largo bedrooms. Rec room and kitchen, gTirage $19 900 for im daiijfhters. 7 Brenl. Dr , A’emon. Rioragp. Gla-'/Innhui V 633-9057 MI 9-0710, -Ioff.*e\ NickPi won 66 Rh iu v Rd . HAROI,n A SON Rubbish Remnv / OPERATORS BEfTER~BL^S At “ ^ scaped lot, garage, amegite drive, full basement provide that much | mediate sale Call Vin Roggint ,MI 1956 FORD Convertible Best rea­ Tn li-am a.i HEAVY EQUIPMENT Notice is hereby given pursuant (•Vrnand Pan, 98 C'h»>.8inul St , ! a) Cellais attu'F. yards, and n i’ F.RATOR.S. Training on hull- iMust be skilled in all phases of NATIONAL Wanted—eTo Buy 5R oil hot water baaeboard heal, needed "extra " space Of course.' 3-5122, Belfiore Agency sonable offer. M I'9-4071. to Section .33-379 of the Connecti­ COTTAGE ON Sebago Lake fori Ml ft Kvh VN’ood. 68 Wnodbnd^F Moforcycle.'i— Bicycles 11 weekly pick up di butn«r barrels (inzrr. mn'or-gi arlrr, self-propelled comptometer w-ork. Interested even Dutch Doora $19.50 ea. pla.ster walls, fireplace. Beauti­ aluminum com lunations, garage. - I cut General Statutes, that The OPEN EVENINGS WE BUY. JlELL or trade entiqu* rent, will sleep 5, (’all between 10 St . oplipf R k MIpi 2f^i< 1955 PLYMOUTH sedan. new Harold Hoar. Ml 9-4034 -scraper. C ,nne and Drag lines. if no recent experience. Send yoUr 2\l Studa—Spatial !50c ea. a m ,-3 p.m , MI 3-4426 fully finished rec room Fine exlra-wollh diivewiiy and ha (iMANCIIK.STEIJ ?il7,()!IO 1956 T I in TRIUMPH mnlnn-yrle. reply to P.'O. Box 1821. Hartford, Park Road Corporation, a , Con­ and used fuminire. china glaas. some groiimis make this a "m ust p . , , , .Spniifr S t, Patricia and Kathy clutch, seat covers, nice condition Mii-i train 3 week.s at own expense. necticut corporation, having its Ceiling Tile 9'aC Sq F^t. neighborhood, $16,900. Robert Very reasonable. Also, bean poles. gooil shapr, mu.ol spII jii.si tfinr- ABSOUirTR bargain riislom made $170 pe,- veek and up earnings, staling business experience and AUTHCf^IZCD CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH. Casing 6c Lin. Ft. •Uver plcturp frame* and old SOUTH OTATHAM, Cape (?od ^ Wolverton Agency, MI 9-2813 see" for Iho growing familv Call '*>.> F- 5'-., ksuii Ranch i Kuhn. Willimantlc; Mr* Loina riPd n 2-7703. slipcnvojfi. drapes «Uf1 iiphoisiery. especially perlod-s oij the comp- principal office and place of busi­ coins, old dolls and guns, hobby Ken .Moigesiei .MI .3-6813 Beech- sltached garage Good sized I Abeam .Notch Rd . Bolton: .Mr*, MI ‘9-1353. plaremeni set vn-e upon graduation. ness In the Town of Manchester,, Cedar Closet Lining 23c Sq. Ft. Cottage. 2 bedrooms, .ill facilities, Rudgel tenuF. Call Mrs Roberts, If inlere.sir,] in operating this type lomjRer. education, and wage re­ VALIANT DEALER 1x12" Sheathing. 5000' lot.a collection*, attic contents ‘it whole fireplace, near beaches. MI 3-6777. ACREAGE and HOI SF.S ler,.Smith Realtors MI 9!8952 | P"''''*!- l*ndsraped lot, FIxtia ' Ruth Uhl’man. 262 Osk SI ; Mrs • ^!l 9-T.*i9n_ between 4-9 p.m. County of Hartford, State of Con- ..— ----- — ------^----- (ll'-gf*— living room with raised .Mirism Ouellette. 48 Deerfield of machinery, inrinde hours home, quirements. 392 Per Mi estates FYimiture Repair Service Pr«tty Detail For: s a l e I9.-.7 Tniimph TR6, pecticut, has 'been dissolved by SPECIALIZING 14c Sq Ft I I’alcottrtlle Conp Tel Ml 3-7449 BOLTON I.AKE 4 room ranch, 1. Bolton... seven-room Ranch on BFRC’H MOI’ NTAIN Hoad, Bolton "^*fth fir^plauF. 3 bedro^tmn Full Dr. St.'in rail t R 5 8222 telephone, and write Box V, Herald. resolution of its directors and Pine Paneling 7 (Miiilom buili ranch, f*n|| 8 k 16d Common Nrila lakefront pilvileges, boat dock. six wooded acres. Two car hase- ADMITPED TODAY: I.S111I* stockholders, effective June 1, F’RANK IS buying and selling good modern kileheii one full b.ith, 2 Govang, TR 5-9820 8fl 9 ,5.306. I RuildinK— Contracting: 14 IN ALL CHRYSLER PRODUCT REPAIRS . $8.95 Per Keg $500 season or 82.50 a month fJood- Lame. .56 Columbus 81 : Frsnk 1962. A Certificate o f Dissolution used furniture and antiques at nienf garage. Excellent Imation. half baths fsm ilv room 20x 22 2-; 5-6611 NOTICR Combination boorg From $15.95 ea. child-Bartlett Realty. 289-09.39 MI Barn'.- 42 Arcelli* Dr . John F^A^T^N^‘t. add!tions, remodeliug, u. vS. rivii, sKRvirE has been filed with the Secretary 420 I.ake- St. CaJi and see what 3-7925. near the school. Top value at onlyj car garages large lot with tree* Dziado. 9 Earl 81.; Timothy Def- Fashion's Favorite! painting. cpnv'nt floors; also, In accordance .with the require- Prefinished Exotic Paneling we've got. Open Sundays. Ml $.32,500. Philbrlrk Agrmy, BARROW.S & WALLACE of State, as required by law. LOW OVERHEAD USED CARS From 21o Sq. Ft. $16,500.- Ml fley, South Windsor, ' Fierienck bath-oom s tiled. Uall MI 9-4291. TKSTS ! ments of the Zqning Regulations All creditors of said corporation, 9-8580, 4 9-8464 I England. 172 School SI , Mr*. of the Town of Manchester, Conn., CASH 'N CARRY 2. E1a.4t Htfd Town Line... pre-war i . ... _ ----- .MI 9-8306 if any, are warned to present their NOBODY' Birr NOBODY, Wanted To Bent 68 Clara Wadiia. .36 Norman St, Men-womcn. 18-52. Start high at the Zoning Board of Appeals will claims, if-any, to James M.S.Ull- Gan* on (Iv * fu't * .o * . .n-,*ii K*.-* BOWFIRS SGHOOI, *e< lion 6 room ' ' ' ’ ------UNDERSELLS NATIONAL APARTMENT size, gas stoye, rea­ on live nai #fie#, #man barn; k •» $- j • . • \fAN4*MiTQTirp trvte.> ....^*.1 > • 4 BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A Roofing— Siding 16 $102 a week Preparatory training hold a public hearing on Monday man. Attorney at Law. 69 East 1958 FORD FIVE OR SIX room flat Or duplex ranch, .7 bedirtoms large kilrhen. Kxir# apeciiil 3 sonable! MI 9-6842. until appointed. Thousands of jolM evening. June 18. 1962 at 8 P.M. Main Street, on or before Octo­ COUNTRY SKD-AN STATION WAGON. R*H., NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. in desirable are*. Two school a g e ' *" **'•' f***! *1 ooly oil heat asking 817.500 Gall MI Cape F'ormal dining' I" Mr. and Mrs Kim A A DION 827,800. 9.4291. r'tpni, ..All city fsi'ililie*. Cln*e to ^'**'ir*r, 38 Edgertnn 8l.; a inn to ng, • i open Experience usually iinneces- In the Hearing Room of the Muni­ ber 10. 1962. Claims not presented AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. 381 STATE STREET, children. BU 9-5428. 9-6 p.m. painting Carpenlrj Ahe-ation"Alte. NORTH HAVEN. CONN. Parkade and Waddell School As-I Ml", and .Mr*. Timothy BeckWilh jsaiy FREE information on jobs, cipal Building on the following ap- as. provided herein will be barred Rooms Without Bohrd 59 Drying clothes anq Editions Ceilings Workman laalanca. requirement-s Write TO- plliatlons: CHestnut 8-2147 WANTED—2 or 3 room furnished T. J. Ci'fK'kett, Realtor Slime Uz^r mortgage. 8 16 .300. *fi Wellman Rd.; a daughter to V ihlp guaranieed. 299 Autumn It as by Statute provided. apartment. Vernon area preferred, TWO-FA.MII.Y' 8-5, A l condition,' Gall Tlie Jarvis Resitv Go Real- *od Mr*. Gtrl Wheeler | I d AY giving phone. Lincoln Sani- Wallace Peltengill;-east of No.' 1957 RAMBLER FTJRNISHED room for rent One Ml 3-4860 Dated at Meriden, Connecticut for older couple for July and g(K)d location, owner .Ml 9"-265l, j tors. MI 3-4112. MI 9 2819. MI Crescent Circle, Rockville is oosy today... ■ ice, Pekin 65. Illinois. .389 Lydall St.: Rural Zone. Varl- this 1st day o f June 1962. VERY CLEAN. isUPER A-DOOR STATION WAGON, block from Main St. 106 Birch St. MI .5-1577 « c y l i n d e r , STAN'DARD, RAH. - - . Diamond*-^ Watch es— August. Call TR 5-6.564, — 1 .3-7847 BIUWELl HUME »mprovemenl ! Bonds—Stocks— ■ 1 ance Is requested to divide plot of THE PARK RpAD after 6 p.m. m a n g h f :.s t e r Autumn St.’ Ador- i ----- BIRTH TODA3' A daughter to FOUR ^ - — I'MANCHESTER - AttVseUx^ 6 .Mr. and Mr*. George Riahell Company all types it siding and land i-tto 2 lots, one of which will CORPORA'nON; t Jewelry 48 >'OUK Or five room house, duplex. 1 * , , . able 8 room ranch, roomy kiteh-’ A.N.SALDI CAPE - 8 bedroom* rooflne, Aliimlnuni clapboarda--a I IMorleages Si have a 90’ frontage which Is By: James M. S.- Ullman F'amilv with two small girls. Rea- ? j " i L 2?* RFD 2 Wa t c h a n d jewelry repairing at en. Bltraetive living room with kitchen has birch rsblnrt* built: apeciBltj Unexc«’ted workman smaller than regulations allow, at 1958 CHEVROLET ROOM FOR RE.NT. woman only. .sonable rent MI .3-199.5, I D18CHARKD YFJ.'kTERDA Y ' Its Attorney , reasonable prices, prompt se. fireplace, wall-to-wall carpeting, in*. 2 full b"th* heated re<' room ship .Ml 9-6495 CASH AVAILABLE If you have above location. ‘4-DGOR BARDTOP. AUTOMAnc TRANSMISSION, Phone evenings. -MI 3-48.56. net kitchen, G.E. oil burner, alum­ Mrs. Edythe Mllrh*ll. Berlin. .Mr*. ice, 2 watchmakers. Manchester- inum rombmatlon*. all ettv utili- 2 01 3 bedifarma, basement ga- breezewav double garsge tig »oo ) T"’ '’''y '"' , I’eai estate equity, call Us for Evelyn Ellison: s/w corner POWER SinrERING. RADIO and HEATER. F’OUR ROOM duplex With yard, rage, piofessionally land*ce|)ed Owner -MI 9 58.58 Agnes Brewer. 17 I.*urel .81 . Mr*. FCR YOUR root and .aiding call I funds. -82009-requires only $44.50 Summer St. A CAnipfteld Rd.: Rea. ter’s oldest established Jeweler. east or south side of town pre­ I Ilea, easy walking (jlatsncr to bu s.; E E, Bray 737 Main St., State Apartments— Flats— ■ with outdoor firepla.i e for summer ; Lucille Csvagnarn. 72 I-inmoi'* Dr J G Roofing Co We specialize . per month. Inrhiding leniiymenl. .Zone A. Variance la reqqested to ferred, working couple. MI 9-6916. ! Owner transferred, must sell, Theater Building. ' Tenements 6.1 j Askine price 8l3.7O0-m*ke offer., living. Maifdock A deVos, Real­ ■------=------>———^------—-|.8andr* Snou 4 Middle B'llrhet in alurr.ipiui-i ceramic and -stone I Frank Btrtke, 246-8897 riavs or erec' two family hdii.se at above SEPTIfi TANKS 1960 CHEVROLET PARKWOOD tors, 249:7711, Five. .Mr*. Julian, g j l i t liai Rd: Rorkvlll*; Mr* Gs'herine Fnr free e.stinialf.-, and appoint­ 529-,5,5,">3 evenings. location. 4-DOOR STATION WAGON V8. RADIO and HEATER, I The Elsie .Mever Ageney Real- AND TH REE ROOMS, heat, hot water, HouAfs For Sale j lois. Ml 9-5,524, Ml 3-6930! •MI 9-9190 o l\Faortunitips ^2 I Ford SI,; Res. Zone B,. Extension PLUGGED SEWERS Main St.. Ml 9-6229 9-5 AUTUMN ST.—Charming well kept Y'FIRNON Off Ijike St. 3 bedroom of permission is requested to have Products 50 6 tioom house, 3 .bedroom*, large I ranch, family kitchen, 1’- baths, A well kept 6 large rcxim colonial, Roofing and Chihtneys 16-A I-UNCHEONETTE-Driv^in - Ex- ■ parking lot at above location, 1959 PONTIAC fOR SALE—Baldwin ind Star* THREE room apartment includ- kitchen breakfast nooji with pIc-] fireplace. ba.sehient garaga, natural wraidwork, copper plumb­ relleni location Must sell -owner Maehfn« GlMMd f-PASSENGBR STA’nON WAGON. LOADED ing. oil hot air heat, tile bath, well ROOKING SpeclHllzIflg repairing Mrs. William Leonard; 857 East apples, SOc a ba.sket while they ing heat, hot water and gM for ture window, oversized . ga:rBge,! 816,700. Ml 9-06.52, NOTICE has other Interest. Terms arrang­ Middle Tpke.: Res. Zone AA. Ex- Septic Tanka. Dry Welle. Sewer Bush cooking, gas stove, electric re­ beautifully landscAped yard with ! • , ------' - 1 roots of all kinds, new roofs gut ed Ml 9 6273 a fter-6 p.m. last. Louis M. Bottl. 280 ter work, -himneys cleaned re I tension .pf permission is requested IJnea Inatalled—Cellar Water- Hill rtd. frigerator furnished. Please call patio and aliad* tree*. 815,500 Call HOLLLSTBR STREET-Large six > room colonial with V i bath*, alh- se*s homo hooting paired Aluminum siding 30 to have tourist home at above io- nmoflni Done. ■ i. 1958 CHRYSLER SARATOGA 8U 9-7737, TR 5-6917. S-Y p.tri. ‘ AH 9-0706. 3- DOOR HARDTOP. LOADED WITH EQUIPMENT. years experience Free esttniaue catioh. strawberries —Pick your own. our woyl yl John R. FitzGerald; 45 Battista VIN Y L INTERIOR. VER.Y' CLEAN, LOW PRICED. 25c. Open Tuesday morning. No 4>i, ROOM apartment, 8 bed­ FIGRENCB SJ.—7 room home Ur Call Howley. MI 3-5361 .Ml 3-0763 NOTH E rooma. Main St. location, second SIZES.12-14-16 Rd-: Res. Zone A. Variance 'Is re-' McK in n e y b r o s . children in picking area. Off Tol­ excglleni condition inaide and out, Owner* have bought another home ' cot'dilion, near store*. bus 1st To choose s modeTalor. floor, heat included, 880 monthly. enclosed porch, one-car garage, and are anxious to move. Have ♦>2-9d®. F.ve. Ray Hol-j You gtf prsmium nu#lity THE NEW TOW X OK MANCHESTER, quested to erect addition to house land St., near Manchester-E. Hart­ 2nd To hear the raading of the warning S*wtrci9« Ditpesol Cb 1956 CHEVROLET MI 9-8808, priced for quick sale. M8.900. been asking in the low 20»-let's: '^("be .Ml 4-11.36. Warren E. 1 Uobilhftat vMh RT'9$ . th# 0-RAM A Heatine and PSumbini; 17 CONNECTICUT which will be closer to sideline ford line. Joseph Glode. 3 ^ 'T o hear the report of the President, •sn-m Pearl St__ Ml 8 - s m * e CYLINDER, s t a n d a r d TRANSMISSION. Phllbrick A^ncy, Ml 9-8464. hear your offer T. J. Crockett,! U't"land, Realtor, ,VfI 3 1108. j nnoft rnmplFtoly offprUv# fuel : than regulations allow at above le- FOUR ROOMS, second floor, cen­ 4lh To hear the report of the Treasfirer. PLUMBING AND aeating re ANNOUNCES TTRAwiERRIES—Pick ^U r own, Oil tr iH it u f in us# tnri«y. \n d ; cation. tral location. Newly decorated. Hot 5th To heai' the report of the Tax Gollector modeling matajiaiions. repairs COMPETITIVE 25c quart, W. Center St., opposite MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, — - , MA.NCHFISTFIR — Ranch, 6 big you Kf't •^firFmium sorvipo. Au- Francis M ott; rear 233 Oaldand water heat. Adults. Ml 3-2171. excellent ch set and storage apace, 6th To hear the teport of the Chief F.nriaetr ad tk* Maxekciter Fire Al' work guaranteed, 26 years ex 1959 DODGE Manchester Motor sTales. Field 18 N. EI.M ST- -Bower* area. Ex- room* include 3 bediTMim*. dining tomstw doli\Frif>s . . . i EX.-\‘MTNATTONS S.; Res. Zone A. Extension o f per­ After six Ml. 3-8470. large ene.oa«d porch 2-car ga-. Department. pt-icnue 24-hour aervtce Call , Clerk Tvplst 4- DOOR SEDAN. SHOWROOM CONDITION'. open 9 a.m, to 8 p.m. panded Cape, full ahed dormer 8 rexim, living room with fireplace, mission Is requested to use prem­ rage. «9.700 Phllbric* Agenc^, MI or 4 bedrooma. 2 full baths, flie- and slep-akver kitchen oil .hot 7th A. The eleotion of the President. iBuod payment plan ind many .'f 8 3 3 8 Earl VanCamp M! 9 4749 ■ $3.0.39.40-83.803.80 sTT v a DSWORTH ST. - 8 roam ises for storage of automobile tirea PICK TOUR own atrawberriea 25c 9 8464 place. garage, formal (lining water heat, aluminum storms and B. The election of two Dirertora otlior extras doaignod to mak# Senior Herk Tvplst apartment, heat, hot water, _ 34-48 and tubes, at above location. quai-t. Bring container. 280 Birch room, newly redecorated and *<'reenp, ' garage. Built 1954. C, The-electlon of the Clerk. ^ bom# hoiiting rffiU]/ pmy. $.3..567.20-84,550.00 John McBride; 639 Center St.: ^ W a n ted 1961 PLYMOUTH stove, refrigerator, 8100 month. COLONIAL—6 rooms, immaculate > Brief ' sleeved, go-everywher.e Rudio-TV Repair -Services 18 Mountain Rd., Bolton. painted. Ixii 75x150; im m ediate 818.900. Robert Wolverton Agency, * D Thf election-of the Tax GoDerter. 2 7 1 5 - H Clerk Stenographer Adult*. -MI 9-3266, condition, garage, trbe*, near hos­ frobk that spella flattery for the Bus. Zone II. Variance is requested occupancy. 817.000, Call 9-8706. .MI 9-2813. E- TTie election of the Treasurer , For the fashion-minded miss CONNIE'S r. and Radio Service, $3,20.3.20-84.076.80 to erect free standingi lighted StRAWBERRIES—Pick your own. pital. only 818,!SOC. Carlton W 8th To see It the Distnet will vot* ta pay aalana* t* gay *4 it* matron. Sideswept detail and ,a this, .short bolero is a wonderful FIVE ROOMS, second floor on Mobilheatir U available aJi hours Satlafactinr Senior Clerk Stenographer ground sign which will be closer to Experienced 25c per quart, Michael Kurya, Hutchins MI 9-5182. MANCHESTER—Excellent 6 room olTlcer* and or directors. ■ 1 touch of bold contrast. rover - up for those summer 83,749.20-84,732.00 west ,ide. furnace, hot water, No. 8338 with Patt-O-Rama is guaranteed Call M1.9-UI6 street -than gllowed at above loca­ French Road, Bolton, off Route 85. Cohmiat in top location, rooms A. Salary of the President. sheaths! Easy to make from a gay Part-Time Clerk Typists 1958 CKcvrolDL Impdio Conv. garage, 2 or 3 adults preferred, MANCHESTER—Ranch, large liv­ •dd/tivo in Sizes 34, 36, 38. 40, 42. 44. 46. tion. / are large and there is a family size B. Salary of the Clerk print or trim with embroidery! TW SERVICE —All makes. Honest. and Clerk Stepographers PICK TOUR own atrawberriea, 25c r -k l 9-0^82. ing room, modem kitchen, 8 bed­ 48. Bust 36 to 50. Size 36. 38 bust. Print-Mart ;• Sunset St.; Re». a u t o m a t i c TRANSMISSION, cabinet kitchen. 2 full baths, plu* C. Salary of the Treasurer. Please State Size. 1 Economical High quality parts. Thirty-five hour week. 9:00 PAINTERS RADIO aad HEATER. A REAL SUMMER BEAHTT. d quart. Soma. Birch Mountain rooma, lYk baths, large RC room, 5t4 yards of 35-inch; % yard con­ Zone-B. Bxtenzicin of permlaaton SIX ATTRACTTIVE rooms duplex , all city utlluie*. w-ell manicureij, ' D. Sajary for the Dtreclor*. Pattern No. 271,5-H has tissue I Guaranteed 90 days. Famous for A.M. to 5:00 P.M.; paid holidays, Road, ^Iton, ^ f Route 85, excellent condition -819,500 Phil- Adverliseiiieiil WE GIVE trast. i is requested to conduct printing house available July .1. 5 minute ibMutlfuUy landscaped yard. So 9th To designate'the offiT'ial.depository fnr the funds of thq dutrict for size 12. 14 or 16; hot . iron aervire since 1931' Phone MI paid sick leave and vacations, brick Agency Ml 9-8M6 To order, send 35c in coins to: — ' business at above tocation. walk to Higlj School.''Adulta pre- much for just 8^4,500 The Elaie By virtue of default of a (Jondl- 10th To ace if the voteres wdll vote to lay a lax and to make the isle GREEN STAMPS Iranvfer: material requirements; I 9-4537. Potterlon 8, 130 Center St. pension and social security bene­ '■ Henry Grzybj 99 North Street: 1960 VALIANT JKI tional Sales Contract held by thei Sue Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ full direrlions. ^H O N E Mi 9-0920 Household Goods >51 fan:ed. i n 3-4097. CIRCA 1760 bolonial — 8 rooms, Meyer Agency, Realtor* therefor. fits. Res. 21one C. Variance is raqueated 9-5424 MI 3-6930 Genera] 'Motora Acceptance C'orpo- 11th To see if the .voter* will vote to authorize it* ofTiceri to br.i i ning Herald, U80 AVE. 6 f To order, send 35r. in coins to; ! TELEVISION antenna.'and rotor completely renovatM. new pla*-' For BpplicaUon. job description to divide parcel of land into two R o g e r s is aeUlng 9xis Unoleuma THREE BEDR6 o M vaciulcy, ac- I ration, assigned and executed by ■ AM ERIC AS, NE8V Y’ORK 86, N. Anne Cabolt The Manche.iter Eve- I systems installed and repaired. ter wiring, fumaoa, .plumbing, 2 aiifficicnt money to meet the necessaiy obligstion* of The Di*- and information apply to General lots, one of which will have leas for 85 and up. AJao. a gcxid buy COVENTRY —4 rooms, enclosed Thomas H. Trapp, Vendee, our r . ■ 1 n-^ He'aid. n.50 4VE. OF AMER­ I Serving Manchester and surround­ com modatea'either gas or electric bath*. dWiwaaher. disjxiaal, latch tricC and give the Dlstricl'a note, note* of other obligation* MORIARTY M- nager's Office, Municipal frontage on existing stfeet than WM. DICKSON stove, cellar, a^lts preferred, porch, combination window*, nice representative will sell on Spne 20, For Ist-ciass m ailing add 10c ICAS. NEW YORK 36, N. Y. ing areas Modem TV Service 405 on cheats. I^eda dremra 'and ap- dopra, 18 acre^ pond. Carltpn W. ! or obligation* therefor When in their opinion it is for the inler- Building, 41 Center Street, Man- reaulred by the regulations. 1954 RAMBLER pUJLncea. CiWuI larma available. lease svaitable. M I t-8867. lot, mgny shade trees.' with o r. 1992, 10:30 A .M „. at Scranton for each pattern. Print Name, Ad- or Ist-class mailing add 10c for Center St, MI 8-2205 Hutch^. Ml M ix : , est of "The District to do ao dreas with Zone, Style No."' and chc-ster, Connecticut or the Con­ All persona Intereated may at­ A SON TR ANS»nSS10N. AN IDEAL' We also buy used furniture. 1171^ without ftrrniture,. MI 4-11.55, j Motors, Rockville, qpe '58 Ford, 12th To transact anv other business proper to com e befoie the meet­ BROTHERS each I'allern. Print Wame. .\ddr<-ai necticut State Employment Office, SECOND CARD. Spruce St. 5 0 s-4965 EACT HARTFORD—4>,4 room (hT- $12,500 ATTRACtrVE 8 bedroom Serial .No. H8YH101142. The seller Size. with Zone and Pattern Number. tend this hearing. ing. Zoning Board of .^peals plex,- appliancM. -J . heat, „■ hot - water, — I ranch, large ...w.*..,kitchen, V*,...... ceramic. WAPPING'.....-...w. 8 room ranch. 3 bed-! reserve* the right to bid. D on't miss the sprin g smd sum­ Send 50c for the new. big-size MiMinery, Dressmaking 19 *9® ®freet, Manchester, Con THE EIGHTH SCHOOI, A t " n ',n iF:.« DJSTRU’ r ! tlectii..jCtlCUt. :^ ... ' Rogar B. Bngiey, . BetaMtaluMl I9IS PRACncAIXT nqw custoni made atrconditwnm^ parking, 81»i; St. bath, 3 picture arindow*. cellar, I room*, full cellar,. 81.200 extra*. GENERAL MOTORS Ml 3-5135 mer '62 Issue Of oiir pattern mag- '62 Albu/ii filled with lovely de­ •onvertlWe •ata, full mattress P H IU P U BURGESS, Prkaident Mino Basle, Fftahion. Send SOc tor LADIES' and gentlemen’s custom! Applications must be in • 'the ' Chairman M Year* Of Sarviea -3 .: 1958 THUNDERBIRD A v6.) 529.1708. j 184' frontaair; tree*. CaxltgB W. 88W down. XOndtnM* JUalty,! ACCEPTANCE i Dated atxManeheatar, Conn. signs, a needlework stitch 'sec­ tailoring and alterations. , TonyjQeneral I'anage'r’s office by 5:00 V H I'l'E , HARDTOP, CftJEAN. LOADED. tosm wwlnnaw. 10 SOI >31S C«nt«r $f. copy. * tion and free patterns. • Daniel L. Hair. ' HuttsuagTsa $4111. - mam. ... * - - o(?iiFc»iu.TioM 'UUsUth4A}rd|JuA9,lHt ftHfc- -n _!■ lovloe, 138 Woodland St. Ml 3-3264. 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FA6» TWENTY TUESDAY, JI 12, 1962 Average Daily ]^el Preaa Ron For the Weiik Ended lianrh^Btpr' lEttrttiog Tha Wtet(icr dune r, 1062 Foreenet ef' C. 8. Weather Rnrean The Willing Workers of Sbulh Methodist Church will have an out­ FOR RENT 13,601 Cloud.y iMMfl tonight uid Tliillrk- About Town ing tomorrow at 10:30 a.m, at the Klau Elected UConn School ' 8 and 16 .mm. Movie Projactora Member of tho AiidU day, rain or' drizzle toperimg o « home of Its president, Mrs. Non- Ihiroau of Oimilatlon by momlitg. Ix*w t4might In mid MlM Mary Catherine O'Cbnnor, ■nle Hil6:30 p.m. at the Elk’s and a half' and Is a members of the University of Connecticut July Hartford, in .September. Home, N. Park St., Rockville. 'There "Shoe Repairing Of Roundup Democratic Town Committee. 8 - 12. wyi be a meeting at 8. Other new officers, elected aa A apecial feature of the 1962 The Bietter Kind!" in Walkout ejects Primary Race, proposed by a nominating com­ 300 Two divorces had been granted achool, whoae curriculum includes Manchester residents in recent Immaculate Conception Mothers mittee, are Robert Coleman, first more than 50 -lectures, for the no­ Open Mondays Circle will hold Its final meeting of I J I M ) i n actions made at Hartford’s Superi­ vice president; Richard Barrett vice and experienced assessor, Closed Wed. All D8y A rea or Court. One was granted to the season with a potiuck at the lecond vice president; Mias Gail will be a mock trial of an as­ Caroline L. from James M. Gan- home of Mrs. Richard Post, Coven­ Stamler, third vice president; Miss sessment appeal. F a il to Seek ser for Intolerable cruelty. A J15 try, tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. Mem­ Audry Allen, recording aecretary; At Underwood Sitting on the bench will be weekly support fee was ordered bers are asked to bring gifts for a Rev. Percy M. Spurrier Rev. Ray C. HetHs Jr. Miss Jean Allen, corresponding Thomas J. Malloy, retired judge SAM YU YU S for each of four children. A di­ white elephant sale. secretary. Atty. Arnold H. Klau 28 OAK STREET ' Benefits P a y and refree of the Stat^ Superior H a r t f o r d ( a p )—A b o u t'’ cromn said the union commit- vorce. was granted to Julia from ' Miss Lorraine Cormier was Court. Appearing as^.-''appraisers Same Side Aa WatMos Manchester Chapter, No. 17, Dis­ South Methodist Changes has been operating for several 3000 UnderwoodU nderw ood Cornorht.ionS.CorporStion t<’e received the company's pro- Rudolph W. Turchuk on grounds elected to a two-year term aa a years. will be Adrian F. MoTjonaid. Hart­ HARTFORD (AP)-7^There of intolerable cruelty. abled Am®rican Veterans, will employes walked off the job po.sal at 3 a.m. today. The union delegate to the state executive He said the town should develop ford asse.ssor David C. Ma­ committee la achedided to meet are about 1,100 person.s in meet tonight at * at the American honey, HartfoBl apprai.ser. Atty. Degion Home. board. Roger M. Negro has a year the club into a better recreational early today in what, a com­ this^ afternoon to review the of­ greater Hartford eligible for The executive board of the Rev. Spurrier Retires; tQ.go as another delegate. area, rather than sell It to a George H.^Hamlin of Kingston, pany spokesman termed “a fer ff>r presentation to Its mem- Buckley School PTA last night' •^e executive board elected in­ and Attyr''^ Dominic Ferraina <^f A p p ly fsox* social security benefits who Market Resists Temple Chapter, Order of East­ private group which might offer wildcat stoppage.” ber.ship\JTjuraday morning at the have not claimed them met in the Buckley staff room to ern Star, will have a business cludes Atty. Barry, Everett Gam­ only "mediocre” facilities. Hartforol will enact the court Biishnpll Memorial plan next year's program. Mrs. ble, Jay Stager and Robert Coo­ ronjn' situation. Seymour Kaye, Underwood in- I f..,, —to , . . T*’* Social Security Admini.stra- Lodge Bars meeting tomorrow at R p.m, at the duatrial relations director, said, George Mortlock. new president, per. . The participants will d'acu.ss the estimate., that there are at Selling Drive Masonic Temple, Officers Will wear Rev. Hollis Suceessor "The union was under the im­ nal .39 p rop o^ s had been whittled was in charge, and she set the A standing ovation waa given role of the asse.ssor in an appeal to about a halt^ozen. But Under-: Americans entitled to colored gowns. Refre.shmenls will pression, and the company agrees, high as SI.son last Monday In September as the be served by Mrs. Joseph Kowell Atty. Barry by the group, whose Hub Caps Stolen X case, and the judge will deliver wood is remaininX adamant In its Contest for Retirement of the Rev. Pere.v M. Spurrier and appointment a decl.-iion and explain his rea­ that the union waa obligated to To Year’s Low date for the next meeting. and committee. memtiership has increased to about work until midnight of the 13th. stand fo ra five-y^W contract; ' | f of his successor, the Rev. Ra.v C. Hoilia Jr., a.«i associate pas­ 85 members since he took office. soning. From Parkedy Car JHEl Therefore.” he continued, "the He «iid that "white the com- tor of South Methodist Church are to be formally announced Mi.'ia Barbara Coleman was cited The annual asse-s.sors school NKW YORK (A P)— A tuD con.si3t.s of ‘a three-cour.se cur­ action committed this morning pan.v’s offer was fe rm ^ final, the ! * h n n Nomination at the 122nd session of the New England Southern Confer­ as top member-getter during a re­ Police are investigating the amounts to a wild cal stoppage, door was left open f o r > e varia- "“ inrl.ed wh^t « called biilent stock market, resi.sting cent membership drive for, finding riculum. Students must complete tion and modification o fT g n y of f ence of the Methodist Church theft of four hub caps, -valued at "As.sessment Principals and Pro­ i k e n m n i t e making the union and its mem­ fhA nrnnnanu trACK down IndividijAls wno. have a selling drive that came churches In New England since 15 new members. bers liable for damages and the NOTICE Herbert J. McKinney. 5^ Ade- 1924. He was a.ssociate pastor of 160, taken last Saturday from a cedures I and n ” before being work the offer" ' into the social security'fL^nd w ithfn an ace o f drivintf it to HARTFORD (AP)— A Re­ aide Rd., will be lay leader of the Phillip Harrison, the sole Demo­ permanent loss of jobs.’’ Mathewson St. Church In Provi­ car parked in the parking lot at admitted to the "Advanced ^ . V for sufficient time but have nM new "1962 '' lows, see-sawed publican .state ticket headed ■onf,erence which convene.'! tomor- crat on the five-member Town Kaye said there were no picket Cronin said any reference to the ...app., ^ny benefits.' ^ dence. R. I., and held pastorates in the Manchester Shopping Par- Course." A special session for yoaisiaidit by John Alsop for governor ■ow through Sunday at Wheaton Planning Commission, discussed the lines set up. but some were mill­ proposalsoposals hempbeing .openopen for furtherX With prices mixed early this New Bedford. Maas., Attleboro, boards of tax review members If yovi meet the following condi- and Congressman Horace RENN’S TAVERN College. Norton, Mass. commission’s work and some of kade. Mrs. William Von Deck of who do not plan to attend the ing about the plant. )icM)uau™snegotiations ISis 'mew mew mto us.us." neHe jj., „^e of the peo- afternoon. Mass., and Warwick. R. I. He was the major issues in which it fs pres­ 76 C O O fE R STREET The Rev. Mr. Spurrier expects Vernon, owner of the vehicle, re­ entire week-long program is Joseph V. Cronin, lAM bu,slne.ss pie-the administration is trying to Reflecting s lecovciy of steep Seely-Bro^'n Jr. for II.S. sen­ superintendent of New Bedford ently involved. ported the theft. B E N E n O A L '.n appointment by Bishop Jamc.s scheduled the afternoon of July representative, said the walkout finsl when It was handed to us find: I loases in ea.rly trading, the A.:hy.' .Many, people, e.s-! ''’ ^'‘■‘'Uials up .70. rails off .20 and ind Mrs. Spurrier plan to move to ated his stand on the issue. by police. Several packages, con^ Connecticut Association of As- Ml 3-4156 He said the union did not. order .! utilities up .10 stale-wide primarie.s. He was a member of the general "I am not opposed to a private taining ice cream cartons, were the walkout and union officials 12, He added thkt the company wom<>n who worked dur- Isklwin H. May Jr., defeated for Noank June 20. His retirement conference in 1944, and served a .sesslng Officers, the Internation­ 1 Im d tlW mil tM.M otoi mmW % Liim vwiii {/o4»J ijap. WoTlfi Wlit* fl A. TP IITIH WflCP I T'hO ti(kPT tft pC I flit AS rHUf’)l flA CLOSEDUNTIL MONDAY. JUNE 18 country club,” he said, although opened and the Containers strewn al Association of Assessing Of­ are trying to persuade the work­ was upset and hecause, niiniiles behind transactions the guberiialorial nomination at, dans also include a flower garden, term on the executive commute of he favors retaining the public- around the floor in one of the r«e«- Fornier flov, John Jx)dge, who years, wa.s honored at South Metho ference board of education, has monthai within the pa.sK 2.5 year.s,'.'’" " ‘ '’ F market found .support and state and federal mediators failed fore going to the memberehip." bnyers nished back into action. lo.st Ilia, bid for the Senate nom­ dist Church .services Sunday. Ed­ been active in youth work and was to reach a new agreement. The Kaye said the company’s orlg- or a man and having worked be­ inal Ion at the convention, de- ward Macanley, chairman of the Once more, brokers said, it waa associated with development of old contract expired midnight tween six and 11 quarters' (18 to rlareil that he would not force a la-storal relations committee, pre­ ST. BMDGETS SUMMElt FESTIVAL Camp Alderagat* in Rhode Is­ Tue.»day. (Continued on Page Res-enteen) 1.3.3 monihsl. Your di.strirl Xpetel f ‘I'"’-’" ’” '' P'-Wc" being driven piiiuary la.st night. sented to the Rev. Mr. .Spuirier a land. Security office.....ce rancan tell yonyou ))(.w; )mw »PP/«'' "P«i- ifiOO rhe< k on behalf of the parish maiiv quarters of work you ha\-c traders (ind investors Botli May and Lodge said they The Rev. Mr, Hollis, a native many quarters of woi would .support the ticket chosen THURSDAY, JUNE 14 -S:INMI:00P.M. at the 9 a. m. service. The pre.sen- of Bangor, Maine, is a graduate of been given credit for. Before the session began. Wall tatlon was announced at the 10;4.’i Street knew the market wa.s facing l»y I lie convention. Bangor ’EJteologtral Seminary. He For Beer Sortees to New York Alsop will oppose Gov. John N. .service bv William Rood, church received his B.S. degree in- educa­ ahpther test foreshadowed since Stale Man Killed the\blg phinge of May 28: Could IX-iup.sey, who is expected to he lay leader. The as.sociate'a retire­ tion at Farmington State Teach­ iiominnleil for a four-year term ment marks 41 years in the min­ er's College and attended Boston OHAPPAQUA, NY. (AP) An the market rally above the lows automobile accident on the Saw reached that da,v? by the Democrats at their atale istry. University Pastor's Supply School. coiiveulloii liei-e July 13-14. The Rev; M. Hollis, pastor of He waa student minister at North 4 Under-21 Lose Mill \ River Parkwa.v yesterday It did \bnt the ses.sioii waa far Ham >"<1 Bean that fnatanlly took the life of a from over And the broker.! said Lhe.v Seely-Brown's opponent is ex­ Methodist churches in Seai.!- ElUsworth Congregational Church pected to be former Gov. Ahra- ■lort, and North Searsport, In 1953-54. Connecticut man claimed an- expected anbthcr selling drive be­ fore the day ended. liaiii Ribicoff. now secretafy of Maine, since 195.’), was guest South Methodist Church will be other’a life later in the day. Both IVithin the first half hfxir, prices liealth, tHlucallon and welfare. speaker at .South Methmlist represented at the conference by were passengers in a car Involved Licenses to Drive In a head-on collision. were batteied down to within a Hlbicoff Is being challenged for Church during its 1962 L,entcn its pastors and lay delegates. Mc­ the nomination, however, by Con- series in April. He is a ho\ise gtiest Kinney and Philip Susag. The Rev. Walter J. McGuire. 2.3, Chai- hairs’ breadth of the May 28 clos­ SUPPER coal Ridge Rd . New Fairfield, ing low, based on unofTiclal com­ gre.ssiiiHn-nl-large Frank Kowal- of the pastor and hif wife, the Charles Reynolds, former assooi- nUi. (Menu: Ham. Beans, Potato Salad, Punch, Dessert) HARTFORD (AP) Licenae' New York to buy IbWr and liquor. was killed instantly. Adolph Du- putations of the Dow Jones aver­ Rev. an)t M'rs. Ljiwrcnre F. Al­ ate pastor at South Church, will suspensions were melted out todsy He haa pointed to several highway pas. 47, Rocky Hill Rd., New Fair- age at a large hrokernge hon.se. May, who lost the nominRU,on to mond. 1208 Main St., and will live be host pa.stor, and the congrega­ to four under age-21 youths In­ fatalities which carne on return AW p by 20 voteH on the elRhth Oreheitro ''Donciinp-Pony Ridct-Train-Bolloons at the 17 Bond St. paronage. field, died later in a ho.spilal in Technicians there said that the tion of Centenary Church, Attle­ volved In border-crossing, beer- trips,' and feels the practice is a Mount Kisco. <*oiivL*ntIon ImiUoI, told a press con* The Rev .M r Spurrier was grad­ market held and rallied above that ferenoe that he feela a conUnua- ■ benorton $1.2S— CMIdran (5-12 years) 75c boro. of which the Rev, Mr. Spur­ drinking sortees to New York definite hazard. level. Edwin H. May Jr. (center) raisea the hand of the mao he ho|>e« will be ConnecUciil’a uated fioni Ohio Wesleyan Univei- rier is former pastor, will extend where drinks esn be bought at The 84 youths involved in to­ Uon of the contest "could hava a sity and Boston University School 102 to 121 A auccession of big blocks g t next governor, John, Alaop. On May’s other aide is Atty. J^oJin F. Shea Jr. of Manchea- hospitality to conference mem­ Age 18. day’s action were stopped by bine chips were traded at lower divisive effect and weaken our ef­ of Theology, He has s e r v e d bers forts in November." Motor Vehicles Commissioner State Police earlier this year and HARTFORD (AP-)—The Stale pricea at the opening, bjjt ' the ter, who managed the campaign for May. (Herald photo byx^ateruia.) .Tohn .1. Tynan,, in announcing his found to have coftsumed beer or Motor Vehtde Department's dally blocks did not compare wfth tre- May’s announcement was fol­ Initial action oil the 84' youths call­ .liquor in New York^,_Ttyjv^yece record of automobile fatalities as lowed immediately by a stale-ment ed for blanketDesrlngs this spring given blanket public^TJeSfigii in (>r last midnight and the totals A \ Hailford Attorney John L Message tee Khrushchev Ji O i c l l Uoiiee, who was defeated by 10 for such drinking junkets, listed Newtown and Waterbury, but on the same date la.st year: were fractional, although such votes for the nomination of a^- his decisions as follows: many were not called to testify on 1961 1962 storks as American Telephdne, their own actions. Killed ...... 102 121 lloriiey geiienil, that he would not One yoyth was slapped with a Ford and Dii Pont, among others, [force a priniaiy. one-year driver’s license suspen­ were down more than a point and Pf'esident P l e a s ey -, d Temporarv 1 May and Bonee all r»- sion upon subsequent conviction Laurel in Rloont' International Busine.sa Machines for drunken driving. was off sboiit 5. I Itl I »irkhJ Illie more tliari 20 per i-enl WINSTED (API The hillsides 8— * •'8 v r 8 A l l .A-44ACF>9 of euiiventiun votes to qualify for "Tarrific portrait Three were handed indefinite li­ Drinking Age of northwestern Connectiriil are As prices recovered, IBM erased cense suspen.sinns. expected to offer brilliant dis- the Idss and waa up to a net gain _____ I a primary If lliey wlslied to take Forty-six are being summoned pla.vs of mountain laurel blos­ of more than 3. ATA-T era.serl it,'-' With Laos Accord VlKN’rlANK, laios (AP) - i f unprecedeiil cd step of <-hal- ...who did it?” Boost Hit at I , ,,, . I>*ngliig ilie cuiiventlon's nominee.*, fo special Individual hearings in soms this weekend. loss then moved between a alight teady anlplng at American war- f,„-,„r, Hcpiibllcan slate Hartford In the next few weeks in The pink and white state flower gain arid small losa. Ford cut its .moM)fci N,. |>io CoMiinimlsl Frince chalnii.jn. mhI(( (hal (he flcMvily connection with such Jaunts ss is about 25 per cent in bloom snd loss to a fractlori. DuPont...... corivert-..... WA.SHINGTON (AP) President "'■er milKary |x>.sltion Uici e, cluMJse well as generally poor driving rec­ N. Y. Hearing Is expected to resch peak bloom ed its decline to a gain of nearly Soviet , Premier to go along with It, Washington SotiphumnivtniK will lukv tcm|H»r. ' publicity in Hit* pic-convcnlinn ords In most cases. by the weekend. a point. j Khrushchev today that thA forma- has been' unwilling to coiiimll HIV (‘umtnami of Lm,m' nrw cohII- incica.si'd the Republirnn tioii >fov«*riimeii» hitr UiIm moiilli, ‘ hanccB tor vlt lory. Warning .letters Weiit out to 34 SUFFftRN. N. Y. (AP) - New Depending on the weather, an In subsequent dealings, a m im -■ ' coalition government in I forces directly In tlie.siiiall ills- youths, notifying them to watfh Jersey and Connecticut pleas for a official said lodav the blossoms ‘ ber of key stocks moved up and ** very em onraging. tant, laiHlot ked country. HlUioiigh ^ NcutntiiNt riimc HoiiyHiiiifl ■'MtJWrvcf'," h<* Hildcd. "I Fiiouma, premier designate of (he Ihal a convendou of thlx ronta^il "A photographer we found out from here on in and noting that Itoost in New York state's legal ,,, .. . ~ _ I Kennedy renlled to a ine.s.sage the warnings become a part of age to buy intoxicants ran Into lo- ((-ontinued on Page Twenty-three) ((hmt^iied on-Page Ten) ' ...... ln'netehlxIi"ng^^T?m^^^^^eiglilxuing Tliailand „ew govermneMl, .said I'liesday lie I'ave a divisive effet i end from Khru.ihrhev In which the .Sch snil right-wing leader Gen. I'lmii- vi'eaken .-.our .effoi't in November."- their motor tlchirle records and i <’"> opposition at a public hearing vlel leader sail) the agreement on W. Averell Hurrlmaii, uxslslunl through the Yeliow Pages” would be taken Into consideration ' secretary of .itale for Far Easlein mi No.-iavan will be In Kuropi- at I a coalition govcinmenf could serve Itie ,'nsn .said the ing age from 18 to 21 to conform "The formation of this govern­ diHWii Just bec.tuse tlie Iato.s coa with their own. ' piianoijvong." •uspenslons and special hearings ment of national Jmity under litloii lias been formeil. He said New Jersey spoke.smen at the tile t:.S. military ileploymi-nl I'liouiul, like Soiipliunouvong generally Involved .youths who had Prince Sotivanna Phiiuma marks s slated to become a deput y ju c poor driving rororda to start with hearing yesterdsy maintained that is aimed at Isilstering Weslern Hie age differential creates a seri­ Kennedy Troubles Seen mile.slone In the sustained efforts miei. will lead a Cablnel tlclcga- Riilletiiis in hiI nfmComiiMinl.Nt — records which became worsened which have been put forward lo- lion to .SwiI/.cl land-June 2-t or 2h to i In hill view due to .the border ous drinking and driving problem. Culled from Al* Wires Rockland County intereeta de­ ward thl.«4 i»n(l. e.4pe< lally Blnre oi«‘ | A.sian rtMin!riuM. lalify tlie M-natloii Geneva agiet crossing for drinking purposes. fended the present age, and ex- meeting in Vienna." Kennedy told As for the withdrawal of U.H on I-awx ' ple.lgjng Ihe ’Tilll The amount of beer or liquor con­ In Speaker’s Deeision Khru.sh'hev. milltHiy adviser* from I,nr).s, Hiir- .Soullieast Aslan nation to neiilial- prc.ssed resentment over-what they HOI K DKMKH^ KKPOKTS sumed was also a factor In the said .were New Jersey’s efforts to I It is equally important that we i rlman said this would he doneiliv in the c-old war rommissioner’s deciaion. blame New York for New Jersey's ------should now press forward, with j simultaneously with Itie pullout of Soyivaium .said he is going to SKW \OltK (*\P)—Manager In Connecticut, drivers under problems. ,4n AP New* Anaivsi* in Washington, hut close associ- a.s-ua lales In the Geneva con-1 non-laiotinn Communist forces. | Fmn> e lo allend Hie wedding of Kiiiph lloiik of the New York Sge- 21 are given "provisional li- "There was no Connecticut Il.v WIIJ.IAM F. ARBQ(>A.ST ales expect him to have plenty f**'cnce. to complete these ar-1 U.8. 'itcateglsts say a mo.sl im- bis daughter Vunk«‘(*H ( hIIimI "utterly rlrileu- , censes" and Commission^er Tynan spokesman among the 21 persons WASHINGTON (API There s a to .say 'Vhdn b e z e ls on his home rangements and lo work closely' portant step hi the Ijtiis settle- Ju.st what [siwcrs Honplianou- Iouh" Htateiiifiita that he waa go­ has broad power to sjispehd them .who testified at the hearing, one him of trouble for President Ken­ ground. ^ , , jtogeiher In their execution. W e; ment is the profsi.sed vvitlidrawni von gwill be able to wield while ing blind 111 IiIh right eye from in case .youths show undesirable in a series of five being held by nedy's legislative program in the He has a reputation as a rough niusl continue also to do our be.st of outside forces, estimated lo In- running latos was not clear. Tlie WftrbI War II woiindN and that driving practices, the jointj.....,, „.s.e.o...elegislative committee fo r ; decislon of House Speaker John and tough debater with a' longue persuade all concerned In I-aos elude up to 10,000 Ncii th Vletna- .Mb'key Mantle, bin limping ren­ The,^ motor vehicles chief's ac­ the study of the alcoholic beverage McCormack to jump into the as sharp a-s's razor, and friends together'to this same end. mese Reds. ‘ (((onlliiiied on Page Nine) ter fielder, would undergo an tion comes as Governor Dempsey -control law. (Democratic primary rampalgn in believe he won’t hesitate to use "U is very Important that n o , o|M*ralioii Hooii. Killy (sardner, continues to press efforts to dl-s- Of the 21 who testified, 12 o p -: Ma.s.sachusetts. It against what they call "the untoward actions anywhere be al-1 ~ ------reserve Inflelder *\obi earlier thin eourage Connecticut under-21 posed any change Jn the law. sev- j McCormack is known to feel Kennedy clan.” lowed to disrupt the progress week by the \'anke4*N to tiie Red youths from crossing over into So\, WHH quoted aa having made en favored raising the age and two 1 that the Washington branch of the which has been made." lVe>V Series Fxpeere K U r o ; STOCK h c s p k n d f d . ran be helpful in leading toward L U.S. Subs May Snoop .\F\V YORK (AP) — riie in the law but that galea of Intoxi- j McCormack believes pre.s.surr A a-k ra ^ re.solutlon of other InternatIcjB-'' cants to persons under 21.be re- from the Wa.shington Kennedys L O S S 1 3 U c t l Q al difficulties. i Aiiierlraii Hlo(*k Fxehnnge today From Alcatraz stricted to New Tork reoidents and | supplied -much of the push that , Miispended trading In the nloek .. J ■ "If together we ( an help In the of K. I*. Hniee •<’«». after the firm th«,l they be required to carry | gave Eiffwafd M. Kennedy, the I J l 'V l-t I establishment of an independent On Soviet Sky N-Tests BAN FRANCISCO (AP) - 'Die Identlfi'c'ation cards. \ President's youngest brother, en- -8- 4 8 A . O . Y / 8 - a I and neutral I-aos, seC'urely suit* amiotiiieed llial the - president of search went on today for three (III* eoinpaiiy Jntd withdrawn $1.- Both New Jersey and Connect!- dorsement for the Senate nomi- I talned in thls-sl.ntus through tiro*, bank robbers who vanished from cut have contended that their teen- j nation at the Massachusetts Dem- UA.'MKMl from the i-ompaiiy with* . WASHINGTON (AP) The chair- aucompll.ihmenl will kurely WASHINGTON (APi With Riis-.lell the nation Inst Man li llisl tin- tide-swept Alcatraz Island pri.'wm agers come to New York for aloo- locratlc convention last week, „ „ „ _ , , ,, ... haVe a significant and poaltive ef- otil aiithorl/ation. Kdward ,M. In San Francisco Bay Tuesday hollc beverages., creating law en- Masaachusetts Ally. Gen. Ed- man of the. powerful Houae Ways^,,,,^^ ,„-p the ' borders of sin expected to resume atinua- Soviet seile.-i in lnte*l(i«i 'refleil- tsilbert renlgned an preMidenf afteh wriggling through cell wall forcement problems and causing ward J. McCormack Jr., nephew „ pherlc nuclear testing wxin. Amer- ed a highly laiptiisl l(-nlei| tec Imol- Toend.iy alter making the dN- and Means Committee saysaayK he Ij»os...... " Kenn^'c " " ' said in hi* iiies- ban expert* reportedly are pre- ogy. " lluil nuin\ ot Hiose le-.ts vents tedidusly enlarged with sto­ traffic accidents. of the ■ speaker, wfll run against | does not support proposals for an ' sage, t-lfjHiire l4^ dlre<'t«»rH of (he New len spoons. - young. Kennedy in the Sept. 18 paring to do a Ittlle siicxiping of'w ere almeci at Impioving .Soviet Fork City firm that makea hard* Skillfully made i dummies in (Continued on Page Three) iZiuichiuett* nrimarv 3 , iou can coum on me eoniinueo I their own. . defen.ses against missiles and wpy on US. te.st.s this week, prewh mhv Kennedy's tefrisiative program, or into the Kennedy admlnlHtration's on which Kennedy and Khru-' AlthcniKh neither of the k h u I cede that the men could' have teen-ager drink-7 in the I*acifji- rcinrv I'Icrrc .Sullngcr said slg- bring major bills to the House 5® " bill_now before the | nhrhev have agreed sinc e they nuuloar powera ^ays anything pub* made H ashore on a makeshift Yea, moderately, says Harold floor for showdown votes before Senate Finance Committee ' ■’"J'" •‘■■/"■“ 'K I'oo- But it Is tidu-vcd H S. miH. iir ,.n-llcli.-d Iwcaiiss Ken- ...... Vienna a \e«r ago. But lU-ly about Its own sncxiplng o|ier- sulimarim-s wtiich (lavi; ■ piovi-reMideiit haM been rG* .-'had 9^ hours head start on their Th'e typical American teen-ager heart of the Soviet Union. j miles away. |>urt4*d to l>e In tlie $7/1,000 mtopk primary is unusual in itself. Bill Kennedy has proposed a tax cut 'terns which now divide states and 'This makes it more difficult to | Sound-detecting devlce.s can | perilous advMture. They were last drinks alcoholic beverages. the -childless s|>eaker is unusually next year as a means of stimulat­ alllioui^li available rallroAd create tension can be achieved get a reasoti(ilj|y close Icxik, but i pick up shock waves, of the .soit HoiireeB (‘oiild not eonAmf' the seen at 9:30 p.m. Monday night. There are great regional dif­ Ipnd of his nephew. Associates ing the- economy and reducing un- on the same road as well." MQRIARTY BROTHERS, Inc. No one is )tnown to have sur­ ferences, but teen-agers are usu­ there is clear evidence this has ’ a nu<*lear blast might send Hs:un*. HN plaoe aa pr^aldant say he was cut deeply by the : employmentf. , U.S.___ ,policymakers___ , ______were_ welt not hamper^ the United States: through water. ' . 301-315 CENTER STREET—MANCHESTER, C0Nk\ vived an escape attempt from ally rnoderata users of alcohol. wiia taken by Daniel A. JMn^on, attorney general's convention de-1 Mills conferred with Kennedy at aware that the extent to which In obtaining solid scientific infor­ A watching sub might mark llicj '*nie Vtock" in its 28 y ean