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TUESDAY, MAY 28, IWI Average Daily Net Frees Run The Weather FJLCff SIXTEEN For 8 ^ Week Ended Forecast ot D. 8. Weather B o e M gw irttig Hi^ralb May d, 1881 Partly oloody. cool tonight M i 13,326 Thursday, ohaiMe of few scettered las Anna InGaos, IM Pisssll rlod humor and aurpdao i , wan elsctodk chancellor and Miss Parker —^Tho Buttordy gave ua efean out Member of the Audit showers Thursday. Lew tonight About Town M n. B d m u o d ^ KMy. 880 W. •ealo paasaies, oven tt tho dlree* Bureun e( OIrenletleu. in 40s; High Thnreday In dOe.-----— RIgli S t, was slactsd vies presidant Announce Engagements tloa waa at thnee uncertain . . . Manchester— A City of Village Charm \ Th« ICudMCter BuabMU «nd of the Connactlcut Past Racenta Shows Skill The Wltohee* Danes proved Miss . EXPERT ru ifw ln n il Womtn'a C3ub vdll Club o t Daughters o f Isabella at Parker ooidd handle MacDowell In WHEEL ALIGNMENT— WHEEL BALANCING m«0t Thurwlay »t 8 p.m. «t Whiton a recent meeting in Parmington. dillerent mood—and the Flr|e VOL. L X X X NO. 199 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES— IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 (CIseelfled Advexlielug on Page 26) PRICE FIVE CENTS Mamorial Ubrary Auditorium. Th« Denoe left little to be deoired, RADIATOR REPAIRmG AND REARING At Keyboard ^COMPLETE BRAKE SERVICE win include diacuMrion of The Manchester Ooldan Age technique and phrastng excellent­ procnun nnd project* for the com- Club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. ly displayed throughout. SEE 4 ln|> year, membership, orientation^ ^ ANNE 8. PBATT The Warsaw Concerto is a chal­ at the East Side Recreation build­ IQas Pamela 8. Parkar^^etform- on federaUon procedures and a r^n ing. Plan* will be completed for lenge even to a veteran pianist. . . 4 Critically Hurt State News •d a solo piano recital last •vonlng and in is Piultw heeds ho- apology port o< the state convbnUon held the group’s banquet on June 1. la the chapel of the South Methodist last weekend in Westport, Church. for her own rendition. The intro­ duction was superb. Perhaps the Mrs. Walter' WaddeU of S t The 'promm: Woodland SCI BROAD STREET—MI 9-2012 jdanchester Lody* of Masons Petersburg, Fla., - is spending:' the Sketchea. Miud>hrasing was conscientious versity College of Music . . . under Hoop Fix The bridal shower, attended by . .perhaps slightly overdone st scholarship grant. Its Air Force crew of seven. hour on various categories of sale at the Masonic Temple Fri­ Miss Park will be a June gradu­ Misa Mozzer is a 1958 graduate Five men got out somehow from roads, touched off a heated debate Washington, May 24 (;IP)— day at B a m. For pickup of arti­ 40 friends, was given by the bride- ate of Manchester High School. of Manchester High School, and times, living the feeling of detach­ elect’s aunts. Mrs. Alec Noble, ment where the thread of continuity the shattered, burning plane and in the House yesterday. New York, May 24 (/P)— President Kennedy today ask­ cles, call Mrs. Frank Crocker. 48 Mr. Townsend is employed by the Is employed by the Aetna Fire In­ were rushed to Madigan General Ftepublicans, who control the Russell St. Mrs. Perrv Wilkes and Mrs. Soret­ Palmer Roofing Co., Manchester. surance Co., Hartford. Mr. Bozio should have been somewhat more U.S. Sidetracks The college ba.sketball scandal ed public contributions to the to. ail of Mancheeter. The guest of evident — even with an exagger­ Hospital at nearby Ft. Lewis. One House, rejected the bill and, by A summer wedding is planned. Is a graduate of the Hartford Re­ died a few hours later. investigation in New York tractors - for - prisoners ex­ The ' Polish Ladies Alliance, honor opened gifts while seated gional Technical School, and Is ated rubato. RUMMAGE Do You Know? amendment, substituted a GOP beside a wishing well, decorated Where an occasional "typographi­ One Army man and three Air Gen. Changj on party platform measure. spread today, to a total of 2,3 change with Fidel Castro, and Group 246. will meet tomorrow at employed by Parker Hartford Force crewmen remained at Madi­ players from 15 colleges. New 7:30 p.m. at the Polish American with a pink and green roof and Corp.. Hartford. cal?” error might occur, she cov­ i g a e The Republican bill provides for disclosed he helped organize miniature rose buds and ivy trel­ Martin Studying ered It with prcrfessional aplom b- SALE gan in critical condition. an absolute maximum speed limit York District Attorney Frank the private citizens commit­ Club on Clinton St. A July 15 wedding Is planned That we can make "One of the first men at the lis. The table centerpiece was a at St. James’ Church. showing exceUent poise throughout. Kennedy Visit of 70 mph for passenger automo­ S. Hogan .said 14 more players tee which is raising funds for three-tiered cake made by Mrs. Salary Scales The entire program was buUt on ST. JOHN'S your old shoes look scene heard a man calling for biles on all state roads and a 65 like new but will help,” said Capt. Joseph Wiggins, and 10 additional colleges the deal. . Irene Grant of Manchester. a crescendo pattern. While this CHURCH HALL Seoul, May 24 Lt. Gen. mph limit for trucks. Miss Weir will be married to showed Misa Parker to advantage 28 GOLWAY STREET have that old shoe McChord public Information offi­ Republicans argued that their were involved in the mush­ But in a statement Kennedy ATLANTIC General Manager Richard Mar­ Foster Parents cer. "The survivor, in shock, was Chang Do-young announced today disassociated the U.S. government i Carl Gustafson of Brookfield, because it Is difficult to start a 0 (Off NorOi Sdiool S t) comfort! he will visit Washington soon to bill would be less confusing to rooming scandal. FURNACE OIL I Mass.. Aug. 12 at the home of her tin is studying Information turned public performance on a soft pre­ found sitting on a log near the drivers. Hogan made the disclosure when as such from the plM to swap SOO sell his military regime to Presi­ heavy-duty tractors for the libera­ Automadc lleUvery parents in Glastonbury. over to him by Controller Jay To Be Honored cise note of a famlUar nuance, sUIl wreckage.” Democrats said that the GOP announcing that Joseph Hacken of I Wodnosglayi Moy 24 Men’s full sole jobs The Globemaster, from Donald­ dent Kennedy, but his plan got s tion of 1,200 men captured In the EUinger on the pay scales of town one might question If interest cool reception from U.S ofUriais ' high a limit and would New York had been indicated on L. T. WOOD CO. might not be started more notice­ 10 AJ«. to 1 PM. include new heels, son AFB, S. C., took off in foggy iU-fated invasion of Cuba last Phone Hr 2-1129 employes in the lower pay brack­ Two sets of foster parents from Sponsored by the Friendship In Korea. ' mislead drivers into thinking that charges of conspircy and bribery, ably by a more dynamic beginning laces, heel seats and weather about 2:20 a.m. (Pacific to fix basketball games. month by anti-Castro exiles. ets. Marlborough and Rockville will be Club Daylight Time). ’The premier of the military jun­ they can drive at the upper limit "The United States government Shortly before the 1961-62 among those honored to a foster Ton’ll gat a thrilL too, a shine! "There was a flash in the sky,” ta applied for a U.S. visa, then on interior roads. Two ba-sketball player.s from St. has not been and cannot be a parents’ dinner tonight at 6 at The Woodland Sketchea Were Ut- summoned U.S. charge d’affaires However, no definite action was John's Unversity of Brooklyn and budget was adopted, the town em­ tle gems . . each one shining with when yon see the heels, said a sheriff’s officer. "We could party to these negotiations," he SALE ployes asked the board of di­ Children’s Village In Hartford. not tell whether It came from an Marshall Green, who opposed the taken on the bill as it had to be one from New York University said. Rollin Zanc. executive director a different colored light One could Banqnets, Wedding Receptions, • All Work ON rectors to rectify what they felt without nails, pnt on with explosion In the air or after the military coup that toppled the returned to the legislative com­ were named. Players from these The citizens committee Is headed of Children’s Services of Connecti­ visualize the Peterborough Colony Parties, Dances. Social civilian government last week. missioners for checking. After it schools Iiad not been implicated were inequities between the-wage where MacDowell lived, while «nr New AUTO-SOLER. Guaranteed! plane hit the gnnuid." jointly by Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, cut, will present citations to two The $1.5 million plane apparent­ Reliable Informants said Green is cleared by the commissioners it previously. Walter Reuther, president of the scales of town employes and em­ families in the area of the Man­ listening to these. His communion Gatherings ployes of the board of education Renew yonr heels TO­ ly came down sharply. Although It gave Cliang no encouragement in will be returned to the House for Hogan, in making the announce­ United Auto Workers, and Dr. HOLDEN’S chester northeast district of Chil­ with nature is here for posterity. his hopes of seeing Kennedy with­ final action. ment, also said that a player from in comparable positions. The Golliwog’s Cake Walk car- DAY. Work Chiaranteed. landed In a heavily wooded area It Milton Eisenhower, president of FORMALS dren’s Services who have been cut no sv^'ath and knocked down out long advance arrangements. It The House also returned t w o the Dayton University and another Johns Hopkins University and The directors turned down the foster parents for 10 years or CITY YIEW HALL • WE GIVE MifC GREEN STAMPS • only a few trees. was the first face-to-face meeting other bills to the commissioners from the University of Iowa had FLOWERS Come la sad Browse Aronad idea of changing the wage scale brother of former President more. "Shoe Repalnng — Second to None!” When we arirved it was a big between Chang and Green since for checking — one that would acted as intermediaries in recruit­ Dwight D. Eisenhowep. this year, since the plan presented The area families to be honored ing college players for bribc.s. «1 OAKLAND STREET Available For All Occarions fiery mess,’ said Sheriff's Deputy j the general came to power, prohibit the use of unmarked state As to Kennedy’s part in enlisting by the employes would have cost are Mr. and Mrs. Laury Andelin, Bookkaaping ProUams? Bob Benson. ”It was all white. Green was said to have urged police cars at night, and another Hogan identified the New York an additional $38,000. RFD 2, Marlborough, who hav.e them in this effort. Whits House ■ CLRSTONBURY iJBT bIe h e l p y o u Telephone MI 9-5096 or everything burning; parts of the their craft down in a narrow that would give first offenders a U. player as Raymond Paprocky, aides gave this report: URNS m i The general manager said some cared for 64 children, mostly airplane., scattered arbund among mandatory hearing before the mo­ 2.'). and the St. John's players as President Kennedy greets Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson on the White House grounds today as changes might be made in the HOUSE A HALE After Castro publicly offered to babies and toddlers, in the past 19 R. J. BELL MI 3-5997 the treee Air Police and my (Continued on Page Four) tor vehicles commisslonci befor. Michael P.irentl, 25. and William he finished his globe-girdling tour by helicopter from Andrews Field. Mrs. Johnson, who accom­ 1962-63 wage ■scales for clerical years, in addition to their own two SHOE REPAIR SERVICE swap the prisoners for tractors, WINDOW BOXES t Rr if t s h o p Professional Bookkeeping their licenses are suspended or J. Chrystai. 26. , panied the vice president is at center. (AP Photofax). there were several private moves workers end custodians. children, and Mr. and Mrs. Nor Service 490 KEENEY STREET USE OUR OAK STREET ENTRANCE—MI 8-4128 ------♦. ------219 HEBRON AVENCE revoked. Hogan named as the intemiedi- to take him up on the offer. One HLLED man Baldwin. 59 Franklin St. MI 9-8788 MANOHESnaS, CONN. Houae eries Roger Brown. 18, Daytoil. GLASTONBURY Rockville, who have cared for 18 In a related action, the was by Mrs. Roosevelt. Kennedy Opea Ibeadsy* 19 AJd. to Tops Dempsey by $9 Million approved and sent to the Senate a and Cornelius Hawkins. 19. Iowa Break Counter Barrier was concerned that there be one older children as well as babies for freshman from New York who left G^ranianis, Redding 4 PAI. 10 years. The Baldwins have three bill that would prohibit anyone un­ Johnson Back central group and telephoned Mra. Fridays 10 AAf. to 8:80 PAL der 18 years of age from register­ school i-eccntiy. Roosevelt. PloiiH, Pett^ Tomato of their own children and also a In addition, Hogan named two Beaeflt ChUdrea's Sendees FREE DELIVERY totally blind adopted child. ing a motor vehicle. Present law Because of the nature of the Of Coaaectient GOP Airs $68 Million sets the age at 18. pla,vers from Seton Hall Univer­ To Report on equipment asked by Castro, Ken­ Plants At Tho PARKADE There will be 140 foster parents sity. both mentioned previously in and staf^members from the Man­ 11 Freedom Riders nedy then called Reuther whose t.he investigation,—Henry Gun­ union members make tractors. M l 9-7743 LieOEH DRUG chester northeast district and the 7 9 to 8 8 ther, 22, and Arthur Hicks, 22. Asian Mission Hartford central district at the Capital Bonding Plan Hartford. May 24 (fj—The Slate Mrs. Roosevelt and Reuther am dinner. Motor Vehicle Department's daily Hawkins, a sensational higlt Push War on Bias both active in Democratic poUtica. record of automobile accidents a* school player In hls native Brook­ Washington, May 24 .i/P\—'Vice A feeling developed thit the com­ of last midnight and the totals oa lyn, was the first player fronr a mittee should be bipartisan and Hartford, May 24 (F) ^ Repub-#Polnt in Groton for a state park. | date last vear : Big Ten school eV er-tb-^ President Lyndon B. Johnson re­ Elsenhower was recommended as turned today from a 29,000-mlle Main Street, Manc(iester o Ucan legislative leaders today an­ $1 million. : Accidents 13.484 16..364 (Est.) I cated in the basketball scandals;— Montgomery. Ala., May 24 i/Pi—♦Evans, said no Negro had ever a Republican who might Join In nounced s capital bonding pro­ Establishment of a state park I'Killed - 79 88 The last big scandal in 1951 in- Ele\-en "Freedom Riders”—white eaten there before. diplomatic mission to Asia which the effort. Kennedy then eailed .tiie gram of about $68 million, roughly at Milford, $1.1 million. Injured 8.287 8.988 (Est.) and Negro— broke the racial bar­ Civilian police and National he described as "the most chal­ university president. Improvements at Hammonassett Guardsmen, mobilized under mar­ $9 million more than the program (Oonttnued on Page Four) riers In a bus station lunchroom lenging trip of my life.” In hls statement. Kennedy said. recommended by the Democratic State Park. $1 million. today. 'i'Tien, under heavy military tial law since Sunday night when “The United States government administration of Gov. John N. Additional training programs at Dodd Blasts Ransom guard they left for New Orleans the racial riolence erupted at a President Kennedy and a large has not been and cannot be a Dempsey. the Child Study A Treatment Cen­ New Haven, May 24 0 Cuban rebels as a "clear the Department of Agriculture and and New Haven. $1 million. bus at 11 a.m. (CST) for the same The entire block in front of the to the 'President. which 1s a great American tradi­ Ter.nlnal building at the Trum­ case of interference” in the nation’s destination. Kennedy said he had not heard tion this government should not Natural Resources. foreign policy. Winston-Salem, N. C.. May 24 bus station was cleared of traffic. bull Airport. $135,000. Steel-helmeted National Guards-, of "a single discordant note” in interfere with their humanitarian One of the major cuts it the Dodd iisked . for an ..immediate Ifi —Ray Collins, a Wake Forest National Guardsmen with fixed Other projects cut out of the senior, reports his "car smash” bayonets, and state and city police, men standing almost shoulder to the countries Johnson visited on eftprts.” elimination for the next biennium Governor’s program Include $2.7 halt to the activities of the commit­ his trouble-shooting tour. tee. whose members Include Dr. waa just that—a smashing suc­ sealed off the block around the shoulder kept bystanders away. at least of $3.5 million for a men­ million for resident and outpatient cess. He described the Vice Presi­ (Continued on Page Ten) tal health facility at New Haven. Milton S. Eisenhoweij Walter Reu- dowplown Trailways Bus Station Other troops, rifles ready, stood mental retardation treatment He turned down a Junkman's to 'prevent a recurrence of the iard on the roofs of near% build- dent's tour as an American effort The Republicans are also pro­ center in the Hartford County ther and Mrs. Eleanog.Roosevelt. 89 offer of $10 for hls 1947 automo­ bloody weekend race riots which UigS. to indicate this- country's deep posing some $20 million in loan- area*. The Republicans are allo­ "The State Department should re­ concern for the cause of freedom. mind the leaders of this committee bile and instead, let students followed arrival of some of the Thirty minutes after the bus left grants for state aid for urban re­ cating instead $1 million each for take whacks at the old car with Johnson brougrht ■with him rec­ newal compared to the $14 mil­ that We have an administration and riders here Saturday. the station headed south, the High­ such facilities in the Hartford and a sledgehammer at 25 cents a And, to guard against demon­ way Patrol broadcast an alert to ommendations for new milltarj’ lion in outright grants recom­ New Haven areas. a Cong^-ess for the making of for­ Bulletins eign policy and for deciding! stroke. strations along the route, a, con­ all cars along the route to "be on a techniques and bold economic mended by the Governor. 'The Republicans also cut out $2 Rollins said the "car smash.. voy of approximately 75 Guards­ sharp lookout right and left,” es­ measures to prevent a creeping Detail* of the GOP program whether or not the American peo- j Culled from I p Wires million proposed oy the Governor pie will pay tribute to the Cuban gave the fellowg a chance to men and 100 highway patrolmen pecially along stretches of U.S. 80 Communist takeover of the area. were revealed at a press confer­ for a medical-dental school in the Communist dictator.” Dodd said In let off exam tension.” And be­ specially trained in mob control bordered by dense woods. He told newsmen he was ready ence by. Rep. Robert T. Cairns, Hartford area but left In $100,000 a statement released by hi* Wash- j sides. he made $18 on the old was ordered to take the bus to the There was no evidence of U.S. to give the President an interim Madison House chairman of the Jalopy. JET SETS SPEED MARK. for a study of the subject. Oalrns Ington office to news media in Con-1 Mississippi state line. New York-, May 24 U!)— Throe finance committee. State GOP stressed, however, that this was necticut. Similar precautions were under (Continued on Page Four) (Oontinned on Page Twenty-seven) Chairman Edwin H. May Jr., and Naiy jet fighter plane* blasted still an open question and might "Private citizens and private' way In Mississippi. through the skie* of America to­ other party, leaders. be altered later. groups must not be allowed to In-1 Brig. Gefi. W. P. Wilson, adju­ day to set unofficial new coast- The Republican proposals will be Also cut out of the Governor’s i terfere with the conduct of our ip tant general in tho adjoining to-coaat records. The fastest of ytex girdle offered as amendments to the budget was $2 mlllioi for a pro- i ternational affairs. News Tidbits state, flew to Meridian, near the the three made it In 2 hours and Governor's program when that posed new state office building In 'The attempt of private citizens state line, to await arrival of the Red China Accuses U.S. 47 minutes. The two other craft program comes up for action in Hartford. to pay a foreign dictator for th'e from the AP Wires bus. Gov. Ross Barnett already were timed at 2 hours and 57 the House. Calms said the House The Republicans also rejected release of foreign nationals cap­ had alerted the Mississippi High­ minutes, and 3 hour* and S min­ millienB of airriluffnd fibers Finance Conunlttee would report the Governor’s proposal of some tured during an insurrection. Is way Patrol and National Guards­ utes. Sonic booms from the planes out the administration bills to­ $3.3 million for additional housing so clear a case of Intereference In V'iet Cong Communists gueril- men to stand by. Of Intervening in Laos a* they approached Floyd Ben­ ' Listen to Kathy In tbit new ^leth lining day, the deadline for such com­ for the elderly on the grounds that the lawful jurisdiction of our gov- , las kill old man. three women and Unless changed eh route, tho nett Field in Brooklyn tonched Godfrey WINF-CBS, mittee action. no further funds are needed dur­ emment that It simply cannot be i fo„r children as Reds flee after bus would go through Selma and off explosion report* and caused Manchester. Tha Republican program calls ing the coming biennium. tolerated early morning clash at French- Demopolis, Ala., and Meridian residents to start phoning police. 10:10 A.M. keep you ceoL comfortable Vientiane, l j u » . May 24 (>P)— ♦ Meanwhile, the United States for $10.1 million for the Depart­ owned rubber plantation 60 miles and Jackson, Miss. The three eommlsaionprs of the threw its support behind Thai Monday thru (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Contlniied on Page Nine) ment of Education compared to northwest of Saigon . . . King Before boarding tlie bus, most Internationa] Ooiitrol Conunls- Ian’s proposal to add Indonesia and SCHOOL BILL INTACT Saturday. The oil-new Golden Playtex the $6.4 million recommended by Baudouin and Queen 'Fabiola of of the Negro riders walked calm­ alon (ICC) flew to the rebel Malaya to the 14-nation confer­ Washington, May 24 ()P>—Tho Contest Every Day the. Governor, but it also proposes Belgium fly to Paris for ofticial ly to the. bus station lunch counter Senate today turned down by Girdle has d soft, sheer cloth $4.9 million in self-liquidating col­ «n|itM of Xleng Hhouang today ence.. risit and are greeted by President heretofore reserved for white pas­ for talks with Prince Souvanna The American delegation in a voice vote an attempt by Sen. lege projects not provided for in Picket Friend of Court Charles de Gaulle . . . Israeli Pre­ sengers, and ordered breakfast. Barry Gbldwatcr, B-Artz., to lining that's made up of millions the Governor's budget. and ' tiio Pathet Lao chief. statement s?iid enlarging the con­ mier Dari.l Ben-Gurion leaves N«v No attempt was made to refuse Prince Souphanouvong. ference as Thailand proposed knock funds for teacher sal­ Other projects recommended by York for Ottawa for talks ivlth them. aries out of the $2.55 blUlon of tiny oir-fluffed fibers thot Caiwdian Prime Mini.ster .lohn Another ICC team and a yesterday would be:,,in line with the Republicans include: The bus station manager. W. E. Vientiane government delega­ U.S. ■ policy favorin'g the widest ^ o o l aid bill. This was the first Flood control program for the 14 Divorcees in Pokey DieTenbaker. of a series of votes on what Sen­ breathe with you. Like tiny air Space traveler Alan B. Shepard' tion left In three American hell- possible consultation by countries south branch of the Park River In copters for Ban Namone tor an­ in areas where problems occur. ate leaders expected to be the the West Hartford, Newington. Jr. and four of hls fellow astro­ Police Hold Pairj final day of consideration of conditioners they keep your skin Farmington, New Britain area*. nauts of Project Mercury team are other meeting with representa­ U.S. delegates were reported to tives of Souvanna Phouma and feel that Burma. Cambodia and amendments to the hUl. This Is $3.5 million. On Contempt Charges In St. lyiiils for conference with the seventh day of debate. The cool and comfortable from A hurricane/’'^and flood protec­ engineers of McDonnel Aircraft For Sel-iip Beating! the Pathet Ino. The talks at Thailand—Southeast Asian coun­ Ban Namone, miles north of tries already at the conference— Senate met three hours early to tion program ' for the industrial Corp., which builds space capsules expedite the voting. However, morning till night. And the new areas of Stamford, $1.2 million. Jackson, Mich., May 24 (iPl —< bara Pickett, 35, and Mrs. Janet . . . Successful 5.000-mile . test Of Stale Legislator Vlrntiane, have made no prog­ had shown a strong desire for a i *> ress so far toward formation of truly neutral Laos. The Americans final passage of the meMUre is A new building for the Ameri­ "We could u.se some curtains for Nelson, 17. ' flight of,Titan misa-” e moves giant not expected before tomorrow. ocean-spanning weapon step clos- a coalition government or set­ believed Malaya and Indonesia Golden Ploytex hos 7-woy can School for the Deaf In West the windows and the comers need In determined manner, Mrs. Meriden. May 24 (/Pi — A broth­ Hartford. $876,000. Nelson, the daught^, also a com- er to combat-readiness Rudolf ting up a commlBslon to help would add to the pressure that a good scrubbing." ' Bing, general manager of the Met­ er and si.sler were arrested today enforce the cease-fire. this pro-neutrality bloc- could ex­ AT, Eicltlna new prool...wh«n battar automobilat ara built, Buick will build tham. summer sheers', sloclis, short! ond swimsuits', day, the HSS-2 'waa clocked at All 14 were jailed yesterday He pointed out also that to put finance June honeymeen, charged There was no trace found of the to kecj) the big powers from in­ Monday and discussed yesterday terfering in Laotian affair*. by the conference co-chairmen. has decided to puU out of the W ith zipper $12.95: X L $13.95. • .192.9 miles an hour over a ' 3- when they failed to put up $300 ex-husbands in jail might only with two loan company holdups in money which Kerwin said had been Playtex Panty Griefs hove a non-foH top ktlometer straight line couiee for bond on chargea of riolating U)e make matters worse. Rusk opposed any move to ham­ Foreign Minister Gromyko of the Cuban Revolutionary Council, a Jacksonville, Fla. . . Catholic sup­ taken from him. spokesman said today. The move tho fastest s p ^ run ever made picketing injunction. A court "They can’t make support pay­ ported Christian Action party’s Kurcon said the Incident looked per auper^ion of Laos’ cease­ Soviet Union and Malcolm Mac­ ond come in o dreamy white shade. by a helicopter. hearing was on tap .for today; ment from .a jell cell," he said. fire, saying the truce control Donald of Britain. was viewed by some aa M In­ two members of Puerto Rican like a “definite set-up job.” He ternal explo^n tiiat might Two top pilots from the Naval The injunction limited their Offloers In charge of the jail Legislature are expelled because of said KenVin left Hartford by bus teams should be free to go any­ The opening of the conference • Muytex Uvlna*Fanty Brief $5.95 where in Laos. May 12 was delayed 24 hours un­ wreck the conneii whlek haa Tour Quality Buick Dealer in Manchester Is: Air Test Center at Patuxent River, pickets to four In number. Up­ reported all was peaceful. fraudulent registrations' during last night and got off at Bristol, BOURNE BUICK, INC. zssiHaisSL • Moytex Mafk Controller Pernty Brief , Md., flew the helicopter on Its rec­ wards of 20 women picketed. A The gals were making no fuss last November’s election . . Philip where he met the brother and sis­ Chen Yi accused the United til) assurances were received from been the top command of (ronen ord breaking run. They were small group apologized In court even though they had to give up States of interfering in Lao* in the control commission that e opposing Cnban Premtar f l M CONVENIENT FREE PARKING Gunawardena, leader of People’s ter. Castro. The Peoples’ Mevetanit with tnoqic.finqiw panels for Ondr. Patrick L. Sullivan, jl7. Now and were freed. their cosmetics tools—^that’s reg­ United Front In Ceylon, suspended The police captain aald Urvestl- violation of the 1954 Geneva Ac­ cease-fire was In effect. Since then, Among tlioee in jail ware a ulations—sad 'Wear the pre­ from House o f Kepreeeatattvee af­ cords under which It waa iat up operated the main tummy wppoft $5.95 REAR OF HOUSE and HALE imtwork in Oobn. (OOBtlMWd •• P f F ea r) motber end daugliter, Mrs. Bar­ scribed JsU ooveralla. ter several days of unruly debate. as an independant eountty. “ ilg tahethtiJ Ug velueil See your iukk Oea/er for Double Cheek Used Certi- * . ' > ..... ‘ ‘ :V ,-V .-r\ V ' . , , 4 1* . ■■j ;' 1r. ' r ■ ■T- .'•■ ■ ^. r . • .'• .-- * ■

P A fll TWO / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1&61 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY; MAY 24, 1961 PAGE TB M a ooach for tho ShshsRpssPs FteU- HEALTH CAPSULES val - tn, Stratford. IM l Tolland County 4-H Favorite field. League officials noted good Holy (Communion CSass will be the hy WelMWl A. Petti. MJX row and David' Ramm, bear This summet, hs 'wtu spend a Emphasis Bolton Food Show to be held Saturday at pitching and infleldlng by the play­ Colum bia principal parties In this ceremony. badge; Den 3, John German, lion W elfare Ckrsts As You lik e It ■vacation in July at the Stratford, Sheinwold on Bridge 2 p.m. at the Northeast School in ers in the game w|iich went the Two names were selected by lot badge, George Evans, Gold and OnL. Can.. Shakespeare Theater DOES ANV SPECIAL Rockville. Judging of entriea will full eight innlngi. Todd Leven- and Joanna Whitehouse of Colum­ silver arrows, Jarit Thompaon, Rise by 31,176 R. E. WANDELL By JUDITH AHEARN and then plans to tutor ■voice stu­ DIET CURE On Health Way Cleared begin at 2:30 p.m. During the thal icored the Iqst run after he bia was chosen to place the crown bear badge. a r t h r it is ? Iring Mrs. Joseph Remeach of Forty-One upon the statute. Richard Osborne dents for the rest o f the aummer. hit a triple'which waa foUbwed by Aliw, Den 4, Mre. WlUiara Rob­ Welfare coete during April were Building Coming L'p In Manctaeeter GIVE UP < Andover will demonstrate cake a single by George Hutchinson. of Andover was selected to be her Tfwm smmsm inson’s den, Clarke Robinson, a 34,364.08, an Increase of 31,176.35 Tb« aewB th«t the Netherlands Chamber STHAiaBT PLAT N o r t M o B t h s b I h i w M b decorating in which both mother Paul Shea and John Calkins crown-bearing page. "The Time of the Cuckoo” will By IttB ABhOOlAnED PRB88 By Altnd ^SbelBwald For Vote on To Recewe gold arrow; Den 5, Harold Wat­ Contractor , Oxcheatra will perform in the 1961-62 Man­ be performed tomorrow night, Homones and hearts', a diag­ DKMnp and daughter can take part. pitched for Fiano’s a ^ Robert The Rev. John L. Sullivan, pro­ son, wolf badge; Den 6, Mrs. Rich­ over the 33,187.73 spent the same Friday and Saturday in the Bm*- nostic test In bums, and dangers Which tiiould you try for—* e K 4 5 2 'Participants prepare one of Luke caught. For,, ^ e rld a n ’s, fessor at St. Thomas Seminary In month last year. “ chester Community Concert series was a their favorite recipes from a ard Spellman’s Den, Steven Nau- Ret idMtial-Commareial era School auditorium at 8:30 from human bl^es figure In the straightforward play or a swin­ 4? A Q 10 7 5 School Plans George Hutchinson and Craig Pe­ Communion Bloomfield, will deliver the ser­ mec, wolf badge and gold arrow; ■ The welfare department report­ b ^ t to the membership campaign being o'clock. The play is the eScond ma­ medical news: dle? Naturally enough, the an- G « 2 project CBiTled during the past pin pitched and David Southerlin mon. The parish choir will provide eontfucttd this wt«k. At least year, exhibiting it with a copy of Eugene Lescoe, wolf badge, ed that 116 persons were helped Aiterations-RafflO«Mliie jor production of the newly form­ Bwer varies ■with the situation. ' * A 7 . _ ■was the catcher. the choral program, featuring a (Jharles Burnham, bear badge and Mies were e little ahead yester­ n w r MAST i Another atep in a move to ob­ the menu in a table setting ap­ Forty-one children will receive during last month, compared irith land. He came to this country With ed Mancheater Uttle Theater. A HomMUMi Pretectloat Sometimes you must give up a Tonight at 6 the Bolton Dairy solo rendition of Ave Maria by gold arrow and Pete Haddad, 65 for last year. “ Business Built On day afttmoon of what they were perfectly reasonable atralghtfor- . A t 4k 7 tain plana for a achool waa taken propriate for the meal. All those First Holy Communion at a 9 Roland D’Amour of Andover. his family as a youngster, and at­ few tickets will be sold at the A ntw jynthstie mala sax hor­ last night when the Board of Fi­ team will play M and M Oil at the bear badge. Hospital costs decreased from Customer Satisfaction** ■t the same time last year. tended Kent School for Boys. He mone apparently can reduce the ward play in order to try for a S7K»t« , interested In 4-H Club work are in­ Bolton Dairy field. a.m. Maas in St. Columba Church Style Show Today TTje Netherlands is the Iwblul Ww So, Dr. Berkowltz wondered loses to the king. Back comes a Education's revised proposal list­ 11 a.m. at the achool office. Par- Members of it are John Smith Jr., Gunnar Olson’s Den 2 and two voice will be remembered by older . K N *•« inteeM t* *1tleeiip'iiHt Manchester Evening Herald Diane Quinn, Carol Cabit, Edward some other Community Concert whether it might protect men diamond and West takes two dia­ EUut has the king of hearts, ths ing basic requirements for a Junior enta V lll meet the prinCTpal, Rich­ Bolton correspondent, Grace Mc­ cubs from Mrs. Roy Beers’ Den 5. organisations, a reciprocal agree­ radio listeners is back in broad­ against blood fats and artery mond tricks, defeating the con­ swindle is your only chanco to high school on Brandy St. ard Mather, the achool secretary, Pelletier, Charles Couchon, Jo­ The theme of the month. "Indian casting after an absence of several Dermott, telephone Mitchell anne Whitehouse, C3ieryl Gardner, ment will be worked out. Man­ clogging much like the female sex tract. make the contract If West haa The selectmen ask ^ the Board Mrs. Sara Rose, and the school 8-6566. Lore," was carried out by Mrs. years. He’s doing commercials On hormone is believed to do for wom­ Unlikely Swindle the king of hearts, you can afford of Education to furnish the follow, nurse, Mrs. Polly Comolli in the Katherine Horton, Geraldine Peters’ Den 3 and Mrs. Murphy's chester concert members might station WMMM in Westport. Elections Planned be able to see showa in other en. The hunch appears correct, he The finesae in hearts is an 4ven to give him a heart trick; he ia ing information: 1) If they wish process of registration. Birth and O'Brien, Timothy Murphy, Daniel Den 1, who put on Indian style Clark, Eugene Clark, Chester dances. Den 1 also gave a good de­ towns. Wayne Morrell, Hartford artist, B y Jaycee Wives says, and maybe this or other hor­ money shot. What could be more not in position to lead through another town meeting called; 2) vaccination certificates should be 'With these advantages in mind, wilt give an oil painting demon­ mones can point the way toward reasonable? Strangely enough, an your king of diamonds. what items should be included in presented. Police Arrest 10 Slok, Mark Schoppaul, Robert An- monstration of physical fitness the workers have tackled the stration at s meeting of the Bast greater protection. unlikely swindle ia better than the D ally Question the calt for such a meeting; and Parents who are unable to at­ drychowskl, Arlene Martin Rob­ with a performance of tumblnig Hartford Art League open to the Jsycee Wives of Manchester will finesse. As dealer, you hold: Spades— 3) when they would like the meet­ In Spot Checks ert Siedjeski, Gary Vickery, Pa­ and climbing. SBemberahip campaign with the ^dicers at s meeting tonight tend the registration sessions as confidence needed to make It public; tomorrow night at 8 In the Bum Test Win the second trick In dummy Q J 10 9 4 3; Hearts— J 2; Dia­ ing to be held. scheduled may make a special ap­ tricia Insalaco, Wendy Smith Leonard Couchon, cubmaster, EDWARD J. BAYLES at 8 In the Federation Room at The Board of Finance haa set a Kevin Malek, Nancy Grzyeh, Gail eucoessful. How successful, only Sunset Ridge Clubhouse in East The 6-year-old girl was badly with the king of spades, and lead monds—K 10; Clubs—K 6 What pointment by calling the school Ten arrests were made yester' presented final awards for the 164 East Center Street Hartford. Congregational Church. burned, with bums covering half the ace of hearts from dummy. do you say? rate of $2 per aesalon for use of Gudmunson, Susan Sirak. year. Those receiving Webelo 2 Satigday's results will tell. office. Manchester, Conn. The program will consist of de the fireplace room In the Commu ay in spot checks on E. Middle One other advantage the work­ The Mark TSvain Masquers will her body. Doctors used, a standard Then lead dummys’ flve of hearts. Answer: Pass. You hsv^ Retreat League Tpke. jtnd Center St., conducted Also Peter Levesque, Kathleen awards and thus advancing to boy MI 9-4604 perform “The Constant Wife" In monstrstions of hair styles and test—injecting a blue dye—to de­ If East is really on his toes, he number of points, but not oA nlty Hall by the Bolton (Coopera­ Kristoff, Alfred W. Brand Jr., scouting were Rus.sell Vertcfeuille, M ers have this week is the presence niskeup. presented by representa­ Mr. and Mrs. Luclen Laplerre by State Motor Vehicle Depart­ of Robert Gelssinger from the the Avery Memorial auditorium termine how jnuch blood the had will put up the king of hearts; and ing bid. Wait for a cha tive Nursery. The school haa asked Judith Pepin, Frank Senteio, Den­ Robert Grant, David Cohen, Doug tives of the Hartford Academy, of for the hall on Thursday and Fri­ have been named chairmen for St. ment inspectors, assisted by town New York City headquarters of May 30 through June 3 at 8:30 lost. But the test also told them then he will lead a diamond to de­ bid this sort of hand aeconda'g police. nis Sauer, Lois Coda, Linda Har- Couchon, Richard Spellman and Here Is one of your neighbors, p.ni. Hairdressing. Jaycee Wives will something new — which areas of feat the contract. But If East (Copyright 1961, General days from 9 a.m. until noon. -The Maurice parish of retreatants for riman, fjynthla Hauschild, SU' Wayne Porostoskl. They were con­ an Independent businessman in Oommunlty Concerts. serve as models for ths demonstra­ the new Immaculata Reteat House One arrest was for driving while Bob helped on the campaign last akin were so badly burned that is taken in by appearances, he will tures Corp.) finance board stipulated the co-op zanne Vanty, Elileen .Mailhot, Ste­ gratulated by Couchon for an espe­ Robert Oeiastaiger Camera fans and professionals tions. Refreshments will be served. must assume responsibility for on Rt. 32, Wllllmantic. Retreats license was under suspension, two your community, engaged la a year also, when memberships be­ are invited to take their gear to they would not recover later, and play a low heart on the assump-- for driving without or failure to phen Slobodian, Dennis LalPointe, cially good job done. so had to be covered with skin tion that you are going to ruff. custodial service. scheduled for June include one for highly-developed modem serv­ gin to climb from the all time low and a half, and then at JuUliard in the Wadsworth Atheneum tonight SPEAKm NAMES 5 married and engaged couples to be carry a license, and seven for de­ Katherine Slobodian. CjTithia Other Award# grafts. The blue color spread to And If he does this, you will make James Toomey, representing Fors, Raymond Bonneau and Other awards were ns follows; ice that is helping many fam­ JL they bad hit with the previous con­ New York City. from 8 to 10:30 for the museum's Hartford, May 24 (JPi— House Friden (Co., explained a coded card held June 16-18; one for married fective equipment. cert organisation. annual camera night. body areas which had not lost all the contract. (In fact, you will Held Over! A check of 131 cars also brought Richard Osborn. Den 1, John Kowalski and Cfhris- ily, business and professional He sang ■with the Robert Shaw Speaker Anthony Wallace of skin covering. The finding is ex­ then develop more heart tricks, system for compiling the abstract, women from June 23-25; for career He Is 28, a natlvs of Weils, Elng- Chorale and the Schola Cantorum "The Music Man” will be per­ Simsbury has appointed five p ^4 I SI • a . ■ J ' rt r > girls, nurses, teachers and single warnings to 95 drivers, and 36 Metnorial Day topher Malek, each a silver ar­ people to plan and control their pected to prove valuable in caring Credit Cards, S573 thus netting two overtricks.) rate book and tax bills mechanical­ row; Fred Mondino a wolf badge; in New York, as well as the Col- formed St the Bushnell Memorial members of the House to repre­ for bum victims, says Dr. Dicran ly. The system, he said, would women over 25 on June 30 to July were given official red safety Raymond E. Lyman, past com­ finances efficiently. He can There’s a good reason for giv­ stickers. mander of the American Legion Den 2. Douglas Robinson and leflate Chorale. He is now the ten­ June 5 through 10 at 8:30, and sent the legislature at the funeral Goulian Jr. of New 'York Hospitsl- ing up the straight finesse and tU'PN'.'‘)l AVf f HirD coat the town 33,000 to 36,000, de­ 2. show yo:i the one sure way to Stolen in Break Those arrested will be presented will announce plans shortly for the Daniel Taggart, each a gold ar­ or soloist for the Church of the matinees at 3 o'clock Wednesday, Of fonnsr GOv. John H. Trumbull Comell Medical Center. trying the unlikely swindle. If pending upon the services desired. Reservations may be made or guarantee yourself the things Ascension In New York. and 2:30 Saturday. Forrest Tucker St 2 p.m. today at the Plainville further information obtained from in Circuit Court, Manchester, on traditional Memorial Day cere­ E. Pierce Herrick, assessor, and you value most—Confidence in Last summer, he was the vocal and Joan Weldon star. Congiegatlonal Church. Credit cards, charge slips and Anthony Manegg;ia, tax collector. the Lapierres. June 5. monies which will be carried out Heart Study here. It ia planned to visit the A long-term study of residents 273 was stolen last night In a First Selectman Charles Robbins Bulletin Board The spot checks continued today. the future, education for your break at Edlck'a Atlantic on and Mrs. Shirley Riley, selectman’s An executive board meeting of Joseph P. Ferreira, 31, of Hart­ three cemeteries where vetcrMia' children, ownership of your of Framingham, Mass., is finding graves wjll be decorated and the "increasing evidence that cigarette Spencer St. MANSE clerk, attend'ed. the Lions Club will be held tonght ford was charged with driving Dependable home, control of your business, while his license was suspended. programs will be held. School chil­ smoking is related" to heart 'at­ |JCT.3I*I2.W IUIM ANTIC,c t ;] The finance board plans to see at 8 at Fiano’s Restaurant. carefree retirement or extend­ Donald Sherman, an employe at w m A meeting of the Bolton Con­ dren are asked to bring bouquets tacks, says Dr. Thomas R. Daw- tho station, told police he went to ALL t s COLOB! a demonstration of the process In Helen O. Hastings of 65 Moore “ ATLANTIS, I "TEBBOB OF the near future. gregational Church building com­ St. was charged with failure to with which to decorate the graves. Used Refrigerators ed vacation. ber of the National Heart Insti­ the station about 3 :S0 a.m. to work THE LOST I tute. Contract Awarded mittee will be held tomorrow at 8 carry her license, and Marie E. De- . May Crowning Ceremony He is ready to serve You. on a car, and found a window CONTINENT” I THE TONGS” p.m. in the parish room. The feast of Mary. Queen of Overhauled and Tested 10 6 0 0 0 REASONS The institute is conducting the broken Snd the money missing. Sen., “ WitekieBt Skip Army” ■yhe Board of Education at a Spirt of Hartford was charged **Gold Of 7 SaUte Eve. 8:00—Sst.-Sun. 2 and 8 special meeting Tuesday night Pupils assigned to attend the with driving without a license. HeaVen. will be observed May 31 study checking life patterns of Sgt. Gordon Neddow and Patrol­ at 7:30 p.m. in St. Columba's Fiamingham residents In relation man Charles Mornesu are investi­ signed a contract for waterproof­ public kindergarten to be held at Those charged with driving mo­ FOR DOINO YOUR ing and repairs to the school. Phil­ the Bolton Congregational Church tor vehicles with defective equip­ Church by a family ser\’ice dur­ SUN LIFE to maintaining health, and de­ gating. ing which the statute of Mary will Potterton's velopment of heart disease. The lip Smith represented the D. I. next fall may register there to­ ment were Paul F. Baker of Ash­ ASSURANCE CO. FOOOSHOFPfNG AT Chapman Oo. of New Haven, suc­ morrow morning from 11:30 to ford, Emily L. Townsend of Cov­ be crowned with a garland of ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church OF CANADA possible, role of smoking is one of flowers. The members of the First flve suspected Influences studied in cessful bidder for the contract. 12:30. entry, Almat E. Sullivan Jr. of relation to heart disease. The oth­ The ■work on the 313,087 job, un­ Sheridans Win Game Coventry, Robert J. Weatherly of PINEHURST ers being increased amounts of der terma of the contract, Is to be­ The Sheridan Oil baseball team Hartford, Doris Mikelts of Bolton, choleaterol in the bloodstream, gin no earlier than July 3 and is defeated Fiano Realty 4-)3 in the Martin Hovance Jr, of East Hart­ O N E-H A LF* AMEMCAN FESTIVAL first official game of the season overweight, elevated blood pres­ to be completed no later than Aug. ford. and Clifton L. Labrec of 30. A e p ^ a l town meeting last last night at the Bolton Dairy sure. and too little physical ac­ THE ACADEMY AWAKD SHOW South Coventry. OPEN THURSDAY till 9 e m i s w E B T tivity. week ■voted a 310,000 appropriation Jack LcrnmoB B. LaaeatUr to finance the project. A 15 per 8 . MacLaln« Jaaa Simmaaf cent item was Included for possi­ PRUNE JUICE Man Bites Man THE APT.’* **£laipr Gaatry” CARAT 1961 REPERTORY SEASON JUNE 6 THRU SEPT. 10 ble contingencies and 31,000 for Man's bite can be more danger­ l:S E - f:S D S :S 5 -7 :M ous than a dog's. JACK LANDAU, Artistic Director the architect’s fee. Architect Sinclair Adams will Y O U C A N K«t«: Oaa CamirfeU Show BF«alaRB. K v iih y t Reg. Size For human bite^ are very likely supervise the work which Includes 41c to cause serious' Infections, par­ Doori OpoB at E:SG—Porfornaaee JESSICA TANDY at 7 p.m. solid repolnting and silicone treat­ DIAMONDS IN ticularly on tho face, and par­ ment of the central building, re- Giant Size ticularly If neglected, report two PAT MINGLE KIM HUNTER mWal of cast stone work and brick THE DIFFERENCE IN 51c Univeralty of Illinois Medical wpnrini Mh IM FISTIVAlXCnm COMPAHV In o v (i the main entrance to the School physicians. Adolescents and scl^ I, replacing with new brick young adults are likely to use EAST MACBETH • AS YOU LIKE IT all soft and spalled brick, repair of ■ORREU’S MM EVERY SHAPE, FOR their teeth when involved In the roofings and flashings, re­ brawls. Such bites need quick at­ placement of tho front stdne steps EilRLy AM ERICAN CHARM tention to prevent or control In­ TROILUS A CRESSIDA and flagstones on the portico, plus HASPEL CRESLAN In S Lb. Cans S O A O fection. and plastic repair if neces­ C«*aiatt at B 91. MBtlMffl H All ColAr minor repairs and waterprocHIng The Haq>el CrteUa [60% Oeelaa (eaylie) Featured At <9#77 sary, said Drs. John W. Curtin and Show eaeaa—ideee •«iweetfue RBC AMcattbi, am im tm i4« rti of the south wing. Paul W. Greeley. ru (TrfriM mi Cmt4a). 18% CVena* (pobwter) 32% Bajroo] ' EVERY BUDGET Dean Shirlej WkA n IRIM. M in. Rr H. The contract to make Interior t m awe UIhc Mmi* MABTIN MAC LAJNE i mf »4iil IH changes at the school to conform affect ah eetM y new oonoeiit ia wnh end FOR YOUR ENURE HOME-AU 3 GROUPS only “ t r a r TJTrir Shaking Palsy lHi>l Wd M ••Pnw OpMwe f»W his department be responsible for Medical School. Physiotherapy, the maintenance of the playing FARM HOUSE exercises, and surgery also sur­ MAIL O RD ERS FILLED ; Cvgi. Tuei. Thru Fri. A Matt. Watf.. Sat. A Sun.; $200 Oreh. 15-SO. 4.50. 3.50; Mair. $4 50; Bale. $2.75. Sat. Cvgi.: Qreh. S6.2S. field at the Bolton Elementary gery also are vastly Improving the »WINDS( S.OO. 4.00; Matz. $5.00; Bate. $2.75. Lift 2 aitarnata datas for bait School was discussed. It was de­ TERMS TO m YOUR BUDGET ILUCMtRY PIES treatments and outlook. taiaction of taatt. Enciota atampad aalf addrattad anvalope cided to ask Gaol for a detailed re­ You can be with chack or m on^ ordar payable to American Shakea# peare Featival. Stratford. Conn. Season aubaenp* port on any, changes he would sure you’re ffMSi Cftwpt m f k* k0¥fkt $§pmrwttlrl Surgery at 70 All C«Ur flhnw tion atilt avaiiabta at apacial diaeount pricaa. make at the field, for considera­ paying the With proper preparations, sur­ Job* Due Cat! or write Stretford. Conn, for price tion at a later meeting. • lEOROOM ENSEMBLE \t E^ch 49c WAYNE MABTIN Information. In Stratford call . right price Treasure Chest Oval gery at 70 should not bo riskier Ediaort 7-4457. ^ ^ 4-H Food Show • LIVING ROOM ENSEMBLE Diamond, 14K gold than at other ages, says Dr. E. Lee Bicky NcIm > Tm I for a Haspel. "BIO BBAVO" Mrs. Donald Tedford Is a mem­ • DINING ROOM ENSEMBLE setting: baguettes; Strohl of Chicago. ber of the committee planning the The price is SGAL11ST TOPGRAOE P l» diamond weighs "TTie chronologic age does not the same IC E CREAM 45/100 ct. parallel the physiologic age. On Debbir Beyaaldi Early American is becoming America’s many occasions, the patriarch of "GIt* a OIrt A BMak" everywhere! $38S Featare First Teaite most popular style—and here’s a chance rsoujy tsi;--"QO 80 can undergo surgery jiiora satr Whirlpool Washers, to furnish your whole home in perfect 'V. Speciel Vi 07W isfactorily than the ne’er-do-well IHl KfST AHtAO Ot iHL Ktbl in his 30a." Preparation for sur­ taste at a fabulous low price. Three To Serve WMh It gery mainly involves considering STANLEY Dryers complete matching room outfits . . . per­ Treasure Chest Em­ the patient as a whole. PICSWECT FROZEN erald-cut. 14K while WARNER Prices at Low, fect for newlyweds or for redecorating. gold, baguettes: STATEM Serviea That's Batter STRAWBERRIES center diamond. 5 P3I. CONTINUOUS|^HOH'N AT 5:00 and 8:50 P.M. MEN'S WEAR 46/100 ct. Deaths Last Nifflit 857 MAIN STREET DsnsUy 42c. * ^ $425 m e S p e d a J 35c By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS OANCHEST H t f . /rv Potterton's m e t r c m j o l^ n m a y e r / b o n a p e r b e r -8 ISO Center St.—Cor. of Church Detroit—Daniel C. Fisher, 7.7, Nil', b ^ 4U • BOllUh NUILM president of 8. S. Kresge Co. from 1946 until his retirement in, 1953. TYsaaury Chest was killed Tuesday when his car advertisement Marquise, 14K geld struck a tree. Police said he ap­ PICSWECT PEAS with baguettes; cen­ parently suffered a heart attack. ter diamond, 56 100 Fisher joined Kresge in 1907 at ' THAT ct. Youngstown. Ohio, came to Detroit •s h a g g y / Stnek r p At 2 ^ 3 9 c $540 in 1921 aa a buyer and was named a member of the board In 1935. He . DOG' was-elected vice president-salpa In V GUY 2 1945 and president and general PINEHURST REGULAR manager In 1946. He was bom In ; INVENTS ' Strathroy, Ont. NEW' HAMBURG The story of a man. a land Oklahoma O ty — William B. FORMULA Round-cut solitaire, Hamel, 62, editor and publiaher of a love, from the pen of the 14K white gold; dia­ Mattoon, III. Journal-Gazette, died FUN! Lb 49c mond weighs 48 100 Tuesday of a heart attack*after great Pulitzer Prize Novelist! ct. driving an entry In a charity horse *PMi>lN*d Ctft «rM P«r«lv show. He was a partner and man­ 5 L b a ^ 2 . 3 5 $400 fiAtihad in •■•cl ••••iMtf (I0/l00| <«rot vatfKf. Ik* R«rm«t r«af« «f ager of a book and stationery com­ •n«-h«lf c4fal tilt U pany In Mattoon before he and hi* (Tori 5-pc. BEDROOM FINISHED in SALEM MAPLE *189 4 b atvats 41/100 ead H/IOO c a r« k r associates bought the Journal- I M t ilM iie k Large double dresfSir and framed mirror, spacious chest, and TOP GRADE U.S.ond Gazette in 1939. Hamel, who had raised and exhibited registered spindle bed compIeteVarhh innerspring mattress and box spring. PACKERS GRADE Hackney ponies 10 years, was bom CHOICE LeT your taste decide which of the fouF.Iovely diamonds shapes is in Christian County, III. (MIDDLE) 7-pc. HIGH-BACK FOAM LIVING ROOM SIRLOIN STEAKS fiiT ik k d *229 for you: the larger-looking Oval, the brilllont-cut Round, the elegant, Sofa and chair with luxury high back and FO AM cushions, covered N. Y. Cut or graceful Marquise, or the fashionable Emerald-Cut. W e have half­ in Early American tweed, PLUS 2 step-end tables, cocktail table Hipbone Lb. 79c TOMORROW and 2 lamps, all in the'tru e spirit of Early American charm. carat diamonds in all four shapes priced from $ 175 to $545. Prices S a E C TE D SIRLOINS FRIDAY ^GlENNFORO-MMSCHELL-ANNEn other Than O O ^ INCLUDE Federal tox. (LEFT) 7-pc. DINING ROOM FINISHED in SALEM MAPLE *198 npbone Lb. 7 7 C SATURDAY ARTHUR O'CONNELL •RBSTMBYN.MEIiaESM^^ Includes plastic-top 42" round extensipn table, 4 mates’ chairs, buffet and hutch. Sturdy and authentic in styling. Table extends to 52". MICHAELS IS NEVER UNDERSOLD 8:30 P.M. Cinemascope ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ METROCOLOR SHURfINE ON COMPARABLE QUALITY THE LITTIJC THEATER CRUSHED PINEAPPLE OF 6tANCHESTER .HHUteMM-mn PLUS THIS eXJ-HIT AT 7:25 P.5I. • AMPLE FR€E PARKING IN 2 SnJ 59c EASY PAYMENTS INVITED im iiwi-iiM fiw « OUR OWN LOT NEXT TO STORE! THE TIME OF B[{]MiT^l!l«Vni!llHl[jn]IHIII a m K SMOERS/BUBIHU SHEOET Beef Prices Effective thru Mbiu, May 29. Closed All THE KNOWN NAME, THE CUCKOO M 4 M 4 Day Tneeday, Memorial Day THE KNOWN OUAUTY SINCE 1400 lOWERS SCHOOL eith Fiu*niture Open H unk and FrL PART OF THEl HUGE CROWD waiting for the doora to open at KINO'S annual KING'S DAY TA U I AND 4 CHAIKS *99 jiwtLiKS - snyiksMiTH^ TiciMta 11.00 Ubtfl 9 PM, A rn tta m V SALE which started Tuesday, May 23rd, King’s haa extandad Ita apMoglea to thosa cuatomers who .B U rm AND HUTCH COMFUIZ AYiibbl* At Door SUNDAY! wm eamAif* srara Inoonvenlenoed by tha huga erowda Every department throughout the store le still crammed 111') M A I N 51. M A N C H E S i ) R iM lu o r aoEe-Mi 3 -n u ftith nieneiy-ea'vlnff values and-nsw la amvlng daily. King's extends ita sincere thanlce for this WODdttflU to Ita bigger and better values to Mancheater and Hartford. V i \ r : -I ‘ '

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAV U, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CO N N., WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 wjjmwoxm. ------' - ' . * ^ P A G E n V B Piw lr Counter Barrier RocktjU^Vernon RockviUe-Vernon U.S. Sideteacks it NMIVlBC. oC lli«ra ta r’« autiiorlty «« « r Itortaa foroM m VJf. comnwiidw* Council Votes Gen. Chang on in Kor«u At Uk m ki Hm ntum 11 Freedom Riders Ecker F arm Purcht^e, •ot MM T.000 KocMa troops oo* We’re “ BLASTING OFF” into Summer oufiyliw SiBooul oiaoo tk . to; T ofiuy New Kennedy Visit Mhgnidsr’a aailierity,«i^Itiio < U A . School Addition Voted dreneral's right to.paM on Kersaa Si Push War on Bias (OOB« VOCo Om ) armyim y appolntmenta.apfMlntmsi Police Car Ghaiira~ iren-f flstod regime stsp- with an A 0 K About 100 town voters I a s t*a.in. worship servics at Union Oon- tha m lUUiy leader'to adopt tha ■eded up Itsits ermekterackdoem against what tnarahala might leave this area. RockviQe City Council members night approved nearly unanimous­ gregatlonai Church Sunday, a serv­ « I tTM. Fag. Oao) kind o f pdldaa that will maka it caUad social evils and aubver- They have been recallsd to Max­ last night approved the purchase ly and without much discussion ice anticipating Memorial Day. aion. all items,in a special town meet­ Invitations have been sent to: poaaibla good rolatlona with the In th. armod guard as well A ir Force Baas, near the heart of a new police cruiser, voting that A military oourt sanUnoed 45 of Montgomery. ing, Including $355,000 In appro­ ‘Hie American L«gion, Legion Aux­ United Stataa—ouch m an early tho bos M t Montgomtry. T b . fed- the $1,800 cost will be transferred young people to Jail terms ranging priations for school construction iliary, 40 and 9, Sons of the Legloa, return ot d v i l . govommaht and from thiao months to a year for otal oMcer. a«>t h « . Saturday from accounts within the present and purchase of new town land. B u m . Women’s Relief Corps, Sons democratic freodoma. nt an unllcensod hall hi night atter the race rioting broke polics budget. Voting 97 to 1, electors author­ of Union Vaterans, Veterans of For­ It waa learned that tha U R. dip­ 'Violation of martial law lagula- eign Wars, VFW Auxiliary, World ized the Board of Selectmen to lomat spodfically eondomnad po­ tlona One university coed fainted (I out patrt^ed the atreeU untU they Approval of the move followed War I Veterans and Auxiliary, and presentation of bids and statistics buy the Frederick Ecker farm on litical arraata. when her one-year sentence was w et. pulled back to their quarters 14 Added Oe. E e f tha National Guard. Political arraata under tha new by City Police Commission Chair­ West Rd. and approved the $55,- announced. at MaxweU Air Force Bane. Members of the organisations regime ware continuing. A roUablo One white man accompanied 10 man Thomas J. McCusker, who 000 appropriation for it. 7710 govsmmant riiut down M a n n d a z CTovering 80 acres of rolling will meat In Central Park aefoes report oaM Buh Min-hom, vioo Negroes on the bus today. He gave waa authorised to seek bids April from the church at 10:30 a.m. about 100 ncwnqp^peni and 390 34. land in Vernon Center, the Ecker ■peakor of the disbanded National amaU so-called news agsneito bis name as Paul Dietrich. 29-year- T oL istin Colors will be placed in the church Aaaembly, haa bean JaUad with­ THAVaARENGY old theology student at the Arling­ The new cruiser, a Rambler Am ­ farm is centrally located and Saturd^ before noon. which were termed incompetenL Of Must-Have Holiday Fashions bassador is built as a police might serve as a site for a future out c h a ^ in Seoul. Suh waa a financially weak and vulnerable to Aotliprlxed Amenta For AU ton Extension of the University of The Rev. Paul J; Bowman, pas­ leader of tho Oonaarvativo New Virginia. He said his home is in packet, McCusker said, and has school, town garage, cemetery, re­ tor of Union Oongregatianal money payoffs Rsglatration of Rail, Air and Steamship been used as a demonstrator by the creation land, or other purposes. Democratic party who had apoken hew publications was frosan and , Harrisburg. Pa. Church, will deliver a aarmon, out in favor of an exchange of Lines American Motors Co. .The vote on the farm purchase censors withheld permiaaloa for all Also on the bus were three of the H oop F ix ‘ ‘DtsturMng the City.” The junior newapapermen with Communist Negroes whose arrival Saturday at It will replace the existing Ford sriiool newspapers to Appear. followed approval of a number of and senior choirs will sing an­ North Korea. 18 Asylum St., Hartford the Grevhound bus station touched patrol car, one of two in the de­ Some 4,200 Koreans arreatsd as Items concerned with construction thems. H ie public is invited. Most of the cabinet e f deposed TeL CHapcI 7-5857 off a wild outburst of violence. (Ceatiaued from Page One) partment. of a $278,000 addition to the Maple hoodlums will be sent to labor The Ford will be turned In on the Hospital Noteo Premier John Chang alao la rmdar TW'enty perwaia—some bystand­ St. School and $23,500 In lighting Admitted Tuesday: Angelina camps on public works projects " if HAROLD BELLS ers—were mauled at that time by volt’ed S3 players from seven col­ new car for $900, McCusker said. arreat, along with nine top gen­ they 'Wish’’ after their t iii^ leges. and flooring renovations in the Raposa. 4 Eva Cir. erals who resisted the coup and Bfanc&fster Agent screaming, club-swinging white The new car haa traveled 5.000 existing school building. Gen. Hahn Shin, tha new luhne Hogan' also said a bribe had miles, he went on, but has more Admitted today: Dorothy Moy­ hundreds o f the tcachara, profaa- TeL CH 7-5857 men and women. The town was authorized to er, 70 Union S t; Charles Usk, mlniater, announced. He said many The Rev. Martin laitber King been offered to but rejected by police equipment than two other sors and students suspected of o f the 10R26 paraona Charged with Fred Crawford, 19. sophomore float bonds fo r the $300,000 ne­ US E. Main S t Communist sympathies. Ex-pre­ Jr., Who Jed the fight against city cruisers which were bid. Also, it cessary for the Maple St. School violating the martial law cuHew stsu- for St. Bonaventure’a Univer­ carries a new car warranty. Discharged Tuesday; Sarah mier Chang hlmaelf la a prisoner bus segreg ation here five years work. will be court-martialed as part of sity, which O aw ford had not re­ The AmbsMador, a patrol car, Lew is Maple St., Vemon; W il­ at his O'wn home. ago, accompanied the riders to Honey for the Ecker farm pur­ liam Soibert IS River St.; Kath­ a drive to promote a law-abiding the station this morning. ported. used extensively by the West Hart­ Green said Gan. Chang’s pro­ Milrit. chase will com# through short leen Adams 117 Proepect St.; posal to 'Visit Washington as aoon He did not go with them on the Gamblers also mads approaches ford Police Department, will coat term notes, according to the vote Mrs. Corinne Jachim and daugh­ as possible haa bean referred to westward journey, but told them in several other colleges, Hogan $10 more than one of the other pro­ of the townspeople on that item. ter, Crystal Laks Washington. " I hope you have a good time.” aaid, which players rejerted but posed cruisera would have, and $22 Although little interest waa gen­ OOP Meettag Foatpohed H w National Guard command- fe U ^ to report. He said the at­ more than the aecond one. The general told newsman that Second Speed Mark tempts were made to bribe: erated on most of the call items, A meeting of the Vemon Re­ 'reliable Informants have told me er, A ^ . Gen. Henry V. Graham, Fund's for the purchase will come publican Town Committee, slated k§tHM faUT...but boardod the bus before the ridera Maurice W. Gilmore of the Uni­ from the traffic light fund. Aider- almut half the crowd broke into that President- Keimedy wants to Set by U.S. ’G>pter versity of Colorado; Tony Jack- spontaneous applause on an un­ for tonight has been postponed to see and talk with me pwaonally.” left, and warned, them it might be man Edwin J. Heck recommended May 31. Town Cliairman' George rd n tm guess, a dangnous tfip . son, former All-America of St. transferring money from within the opposed vote to turn iMtck to the The embassy aaid It had no infor­ John's University: Sylvsster Blye D. Maharan said the postpone­ (Contfamed from Page One) Gtahaih has been tai eommand present budget so that the coming First Congregational Church of mation on this. Alice. of the University of Seattle; Sal­ ment will allow committee mem­ of militaiy police Mhoe Gov. tax rate will not l>e affected. Vernon a parcel of land owned by There were reports that the vatore Vergopia of Nianra Uni­ bers to attend the charter hear­ Yoik, and L t Beverly W. WlSier- John Patterson put the riot- On April 24, city mechanic the church until 1888. junta leader la ready to leave for versity; and James Robinson of ing at the Sykes Junior High Washington within hours if he re­ apoon, 28, Durham, N. C. sMcken birthplace o f the Civil George J Gawlica told aldermen Norman R. Strong of 'West Rd., Bradley University. School tonight at 8 . o'clock. ceives any encouragement from Tbdajr’a speed run was sanc­ W ar confederacy under martial the Ford patrol car waa in bad 'Who moved passage of the resolu­ In addition, Hogan said Alfred the White House. tioned by the National Aeronauti­ rule Sunday night. shape. He estimated repairs, at tion giving the land to the church, Vemon and Talcottville news Is Double Woven Saunders o f Bradley had turned On his applicatian for an Amer­ cal Association and Is subject to Several newamen bought tlcksta said it is sorely needed by the conflrmaticm by the Federation down a bribe offer end failed to $680. handled by The Herald’s Rockville ican visa, filed by an aide, Chang fg i the bus trip. Other, followed In other action, the council: church for parking area. Bureau, 5 W. Main S t, telephone Aemotique Internationale. msM§lr,W stk§Mll Seat-Tricot report it, but had accepted 1200 The parcel, about one-third of an gave as his purpose for wanting In private ears. 1. Approved the placing of 198 TRemont 8-3186 or Mitchell The record smashing perform­ as "spending money.” acre, contains the former Vemon to enter the United Statee, "to iuw X9Hltk**m or*i n ^ t a crowds gathered behind names on the city’s tax suspense 9-6797. ‘ ances by the big turbocopter have Hogan emphaaixed that all the Co. 1 firehouse. It was deeded in visit the President.” the cordon of National Guardsmen players he mentioned today had list, representing $2,368.37 in un­ come oa an appropriate time, tak­ Ths smartmt shops e PANTIES nesr tbs station, but made no ef­ 1888 by the then Vemon Ecclesias­ Chang la head o f the ruling hsaring aid cm iaks. been granted immunity in return collected items on the 1954 to the military council, premier, defenae ing place at the height o f the 60th fort to posh through the humnan tical T3ociety to the Center School for teatifylng before the New 1968 grand list. Heck said the peo­ minister and army chief of staff. anniversary celebratlcm o f Navy barricade Some muttered threats, ple have either moved from town, District as a schoolhouse site. The aviation this year. York County grand jury, which ia town acquired ownership when H m S8-year-old general aaid he but nothii^ mors. continuing its investigation into cannot be located, or have gone Sikorsky, a division o f United the school districts consolidated. News Tidbits would "seek a U p p ^ for our ef­ 3 for The tension which gripped this the iMUketball scandal. 3Ut of bu.siness. forts to achieve the revolutionary Aircraft Corp., is producing heli­ 2. Voted to send a letter to the According to terms of the pro­ copters at its plamt here in Strat­ city o f 136,000 population — ap­ The dlsclosurts were made by from the AP Wires tasks and thus promote further­ auxiliary of the Sons of Union posal, the church will pay the town ford. proximately 35 par cent Negro — Hogan in announcing the indict­ ing o f close ties between the two Vetemn-s of the Civil W ar in $1 for the piece. Strong said the Tlie l>oat-hulled helicopter used subsided irith departure of the ment of Hacken, 48, of New York, countriea.” thanks for a new, 50-star Ameri­ school district originally paid the in today’s run goes into fleet serv­ $1 first group of rlden and the word on 17 counts of bribery and one United Presbyterians, under The junta has aaid the aim o f that the others would leave later. count of conimiracy. The bribery church $1 for It. ice as a part of the nation's anti­ can flag presented last night to pressure o f American Medical As­ its revolution ia to weed out But It may l>e only a temporary allegedly involved the corruption Voters also authorized the town submarine warfare defense. Csl 8$ TidiY fsr Frts DiniNfiniia ths city. sociation (AM A), toy warily with Coimmunlst infiltrators from calm. New groups of "Freedom of l^ k etb a ll players. 3. Granted permission to the to seek state aid for renovations Sikorsky .'now claims or holds question o f social security based North Korea, end official cor­ Riders” were reported enroute to Hacken and Aaron Wagman, a Rockville Lodge of Elks to hold to the Talcottville School for three of the world’s four major medical care for aged d u_r 1 n g ruption an author., helicopter speed vecorda------ized the town to seek any aid, church's general assembly in Buf nomy. QUINN'S One spokesman for the segre­ York, were arrested last March policemen will be detailed to traf­ The Army Sikorsky H34 set a state, federal or other, which falo . . . Connecticut Gov. John Chang said his departure date gation-testing Negroes said "we 17 when Hogan first broke the fic duty during the parade. record for the ’ l.OOO-kilometer N. Dempsey gives sales talk at is uncertain.xi PHARMACY Seamless are still recruiting people.” scandal Involving the two Seton 4. Tabled until the next meet­ might assist in the purchase of (623) miles distance June 12, the Ecker land, Cheshire about state’s attraetloas Meanwhile, Korean army leaders Ed King of Atlanta, executive Hall players. Hacken w’ss specifi­ ing a discussion of uncollected 1056 by flying at 132.6 miles an 871 Mala St. Fhonc m S-4US First Selectman George E. Ris- to group of industrial real estates snd U.S. Gen. Oerter B. Magruder hour. Mesh secretary of the Student Non-Vio­ cally accused of bribing Gunther back taxes owed the city. lent Coordinating Oommlttaa, said ley spoke briefly on Die Ecker men making tour of plant sites and Hicks. The tax item waa tabled so Mrs. "M y office haa contacted many, Crawford, one of the top sopho­ farm purchase, saying he waa at­ . . .^j^Unlted Lutheran CSiurch of Wointed Orlan Gloria BelottI, new city tax col­ Ambnca approves merger with Hand Waven Madras many groups. They are on the more stars in the nation, has been tempting to use foresight In pro­ NYLONS alert—we call them reaerves.” hospitalized with tuberculosis in lector, can be present to explain posing the purchase, and that it is three ether Lutheran Churches re­ Practical and Smart No effort waa made by stats au­ both lunga. It was discovered her findings on the back tax lists. a good buy for the town. sulting in 3,200,000-member Luth­ thorities to arrest the "Freedom early this month that Crawford, She reported by letter to the coun- Selectman William R. Hahn, in eran Church In America. Shirtwaist Dress Bulky Cardigans Riders” as they bogrded the early and hia All-America teammate, ;11 that Roosevelt Mills, for one, is answer to a question from Charles Eddie Cline— original Keystone morning bua, despite warrants Tom SUth, both had tuberculosis in arrears, although a system of H. Brown, said it is possible a Kop of 1920s, former motion pic­ 3 Pair CULOTTES charging them with violating a and would rsqulre lengthy treat­ paying taxes by promissory note branch library could be built on the ture director and ardent sports fan SPORTSWEAR state court order prohiliitlng ment In a sanatorium. m a monthly iMisis may have site at some future time. Hahn is dead at 68 . . . Clark Gable’s $ " freedom” bus rides. citanged tha rituatlon. Bid the Rockville Public Library widow granted family allowance $ 4.94 Tho injimction. Issued Friday by Aldermen wanted to find out has indicated support of the idea. ef $6,000 monthly from actor's by Aileen Circuit Judge Walter B. Jones in ipeclflcally if the payments have The final Item approved was the estate . . . Robert B. Wilson, 45, Montgomery, thus remained In ef­ State Passes been made and are up to date. the slating of a special voter mak­ of Chicago wants divorce from his Requkir $12.99 1 * " Regular $5.99 fect. unchallenged, as a possible ing seaslon June 3. 'Wife, June 38, because, he says, Including deterrent to other groups. IKMH) FOR CUBA SANCTIONS Patriotie Unite to Worship she won't get rid of two dozen Marvelous ahiilwaist dress for day­ Washable o f course and drip-dry, A must for every gal’s wardrobe. Choose But Ed King told a news con­ Fire Fund Bill Washington, May 24 (AT— Sen. Patriotic organizatlona in Rock­ enta ahe keeps in their house in long wear, coat-styled in imported In­ • T Tops ■ in solid colors and stripes. Sizes 10 from white, aqua, sand, b!ack, maize, ference that Janes' injunction will TTiomae J. Dt^d, D-Cpnn., 1s ask­ ville have been invited to theTQ:48 suburban Palos Heights. to 20 and 12V^ to Red, black, ing for immediate Senate action on dian Madras with boy collar. Has roll • Slacks green or blue. Sizes: Small, medium and be sppesled to federal court. A bill to create a special fire dis­ lilac stripes on white. Solids in blue, Today’s continuance of the trict reserve fund for Manchester a House resolution suggesting that sleeves. 8 to 18. • Skirta large. the Organization of American beige and navy. "Freedom” ride came in the face has been passed by both the State FAMOUS SUMMER • Jackets ef Gov. Roe. Barnett's warning to House of Representatives and the States should consider sanctions "stay out of Missiaaippi.” Senate. against Cuba ‘The resolution,” 4 Shirts O ff Barnett told U.S. Atty. Gen. The bill, introduced by Manches­ Dodd said, "lays the facts on the HANDBAGS Robert Kennedy that Mississippi ter's Rspublican Representatives line with regard to Cuba and ex­ PO N T THIS AD presses ths sense o f Oongresa that mib doesn't want any o f the approad- John F. Shea Jr. and A. Lawrence mately 500 federal manhala here Hiker, win enable the town to re­ the prsssrit govemAient of Oiba $ 0 . 7 9 to aid fat maintaining the peace in serve money for capital improve­ eonstitutea a clear and present unless•you want: bis state. ments projecta such as new fire­ danger to the United States and *Tou will do a great dlaserviee houses. all the free liittlons o f Latin Am er­ Marzhmallowc to the agitators and the people of General Manager Richard Mar­ ic a ” # Unlimited Opportunities! and wanted the United States if you do not ad­ tin said today that whatever vise the agitators to stay out of money remains in the town fire leathers MIsaisstppl.'' he aaUd in a telegram department account at the close # Glamorous Profession! to Kennedy. of the current fiscal year June 30 will be placed in the reserve fund. Lhtle Leaguers Kennedy's chief assistant. Depu­ # Guorpnteed Positions! Classic ty Atty. Gen. ,Byron (Whlxxer) \^lte. said on return from an Mutic BuBineMs Gootl overnight trip to Washington that Blouses there. la no plan for any of the Chicago—Twenty years ego the marshals and deputies he super­ musical-instrument business was WeVe Ready.,.Are You? vises here to escort the riders on declining; now It is booming. Re­ their planned trip to New Orleans. tail sates ot new' musical Instni- SALE Oirarlilouses He said the federal government menta, sheet music, and musical assumed that Missiaaippi and accessories totaled $85,000,(XX) In of X. Louisiana authorities would pro­ 1940 and $590,000,000 in I960. The The CREATIVE SCHOOL Pop tect the buses. 1960 total was 7.3 per cent higher DRESSES White declined to say when the than In 1959. of HAIRDRESSING Tops U3 ASYLUM ST., HARTFOM). JA 5-9128 Jftm VHte Alto to seste eu -OenaMMeat’s ne#est and flaeat equipped school, founded to G L E N N E rS amet tte ehaDaage e ( tha draatle Mmstage e f Walaed hairdreasera dsese perfect fittmg lef-sies and pledged to train beaallelaae and atytiato> ef ezeepUonal AND »tfll OVIRI calibre ...” ptodm fs ,..rwU r mkim e i A (BsseoliBS ntMtarpisee! New An . . . hi. IZ short nrlaths you can enter a Imported rojith braid fives a NOW md Semtim eU styles Tremendonz AMorfmetit e x c itin g bold, striking look of fashion to beauty aakm career and enjoy iTnancial security. this smartly styled straw with - fi- ■ An zmaziDg selection ot new fashion' me ee reduced prices blouse# for right now and handsome, wide batik band. The $1.99 conies STOP . . . whatever you are doing! Fill out and summer wear., in solids perfect bat for dress or play, FIELD MASTER mail the coupon below. You are under no obligation of Just in time lor all summer wear and prints, sizes 32 to 38. to town — town or country, leisurt or plaa- CItoios of tt«s veals ef ths any kind, so if you are interested . . . ■nre-aa long as it’s snmmer. and country! ■ama, FJstd Master's o m wali Mid oelfn mmi- SALE-4 MORE DAYS SViiCDOsi gives surer gn|K» A C T . . . today . . . now . . . at once! Bermuda and Jamaica Shorts sstisr threwtng. Put FMd LOOK AT 1HCSE ONCI.A.YfAK SAVINOSI Master on your tsaml ...... AND . . . we would like you to visit our school, Rejg. Bale From A- Sfyk Sliewii $4.95 *2.95 look over our facilities and equipm ent. . . meet our di­ Btyla—Typa Price Prlc# SPECIAL! LITRE LEAiniE rectors and staff . . . conTince yourself that . ) a • a • 9 • SPECIAL! Walking Bhaer Outaida— Sandal Foot ...... \ 1.98 l.SS SHOES Daytime Sheer, B ea m ...... 1.65 1.41 by THIS . . . is the achool for YOU! 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r A ffllS D C IfA N C ^T EB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. HAY S4. IM l IIANCHSSTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONl^,. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 mand PouUot, 292 LordaU Bt. and SauAWindsor Pouliote Observe three grandchUdren, all of Man­ chester. 4 0 t h Anniversary Mr. PouUot is emplojred aa an Towut^Qerk’s Salary Issue electrician at Pratt and Whitney Mr. and Mrs. Arthur PouUot, 22 Aircraft, division of United Air­ Hackmatack St., were honored at craft Corp., East Hartford. Mr. Dominates Budget Hearing a surprise dinner party, given by and Mrsv PouUot are members of their three children, last Sunday In St. James' Church. celebration of their 40th wedding D m Board of Flmneo held a OF MANCHESTER anniversary. ^U w d Led to Donee fOhUe haailnt laat night before Twenty friends and members of OF MANCHESTER 40 paraona to review a 4561,018.36 the family attended the party at Barcelona, Spain—The sardana, TWO FOR THE MONEY ganaral government budget pro* the Poullot's summer cot tan In a popular Catalonian dance In poaal. Most of the Itema went tm- Lebanon. which participants hold hands and Mr. and Mrs. Pouliot Were mar­ then dance in a circle from left to qnaatloned. but a few were aub- ried May 23, 1921, In S t Peter’s right, is somewhat of a ritual. Jact to diacuasion. Catholic Church In Lewiston, Once It was performed to honor The moat controversial item of Maine. They haVe lived In Man­ the sun, which may account f«^ f\ the evening waa the 49,000 salary chester for JW years. They have a Its circular formation. The move­ Now you can furnish your living room with two major request for town clerk. daughter, Mra. Rita Fraher, 59 ments, of which there are 24, vary: Get two pieces at one low price The town clerk has operated un­ Greenwood Dr.; two sons, Larry they symbolize the hours of the piecas at the price you'd expect to pay for a sofa, der the fee system to date, but, PouUot 101 Cedar Bt., and Ar- day. with the change in government alone! It's a tremendous value . . gives you a choice Oct. SI, he will be salaried. In or­ der to make the transition more of a luxurious 2-pieca sectional . . a sofa and match­ in your choice of Wing^ gradual, however, the salary ar­ rangement will not take effect un- ing chair . . or a pair of love seats . . for only $199 tU March 31. WIN the BATRE oi Iks BULGES Under the fee system, the town each group. Limited to one week only so make your Lawson and Modern styles! derk received 43.000 for duUes > ■ - I V ' 6- other than those of his office, and WITH THAT salaction of pieces and covers tomorrow! ! 42* **'>■*—. t 46.000 to 48,000 a year in fees. Undw the chai^r, an elected offi­ cial's salary cannot be raised or i i c lowered during his term of office, No girdled f••lino / L ... and his salary would therefore be Masonic Speaker set for four years at the time of his sarong •lection. It was felt by ntost that The Rev. Thomas 8. Roy (re­ the clerk's Income shwld not be tired) wUl be guest speaker at the lowered because of the change of Tuesday, Jtme 6, testimonial din­ A' yf • government. There waa a feeling, however, that 49.000 is a high ner for Hayden L Griswold Jr. at •alary. the Masonic Temple. The question arose as to the ad­ Griswold Is being honored as the visability of paying a town clefk district deputy for the Sixth Hi* ^*<*wI*H fifHI* 49.000 as opposed to an estimated Masonic District. He was ap­ 47.500 for town manager. It was pointed to the post during the p ^ted out that the 47,500 figure Grand Lodge of Connecticut con­ FOR EARLY AMERICAN was only a request or approxima­ vention in .April. tion. and th at being an appointed The Rev. Mr. Roy Is a past official, the town manager may grand master of Massachusetta O N L Y the Space saving have Increases in salary when­ He lives in Worcester In retire­ HOMES- TABLES IN ever the council sees f it ment after serving a Worcester CSvarles Hudson suggested a Baptist congregation for 23 yeaia. sectionals minimum and a maxhnum salary He was bom in Csmada, attended MELLOW CHERRY FINISH schedule be set for the town schools in Nova Scotia, and waa 2 pieces clerk so that someone like Charles ordained in 1911. He retired in Bhies, the present town clerk, who 1951. He is a trustee of the New­ has been in office for 16 years, can ton Theological Institution, a past sarong be properly recompensed. Also, if president of the Massachusetts Arranged around a comer, as pictured, these winged the ne^ arises for a less experi­ Council of Churches, ^ d held of­ $29.95 each sectionals will save floor space. Or, placed end-to-end “Starter” wing ‘ enced man, there would be ade­ fice In civic music ’’w d service eriB9 leaf tweeds. Your pieces are made to order; come factory- street (the book files are alpha­ bodies of Masonry, and was ex­ table 25xl7-inch, with leaves extend­ foam cushions add luxury. (Sofa also available in 92” size betical), and would be so set up ecutive secretary for the Confer­ and fresh ! $199 for the two! at added cost). as to be photographed for the ence of Grand Masters of Masons ed 25 x 33^-inches. 27 x 18-inch step, master voting lists used at elec­ in North America for three years. 43 X19 X 15Vi-inch cocktail table. Also tion time. The Flexopoint system He is a SSrd degree Mason. STOP thigh bulge! Tickets for the testimonial din­ available not shown 25 x 20-inch com­ Is oonaldered, stated the registrars, mode end table and 26 X 16^-inch wy.tai'-W’weaiMi to be the most efficient and eco­ ner that wUl atari at 7 p.m. can nomical one In use. b* purchased from any Manches­ FITTINO AND SERVICE FREE! Easy Terms dough box at $32.50 each. Little League representatives ter Lodge officer or from Past reinforced their request for 43,965 Master Graham CHark, who la gen­ Save space with sectionals for a third ball fleld.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTEB. CONN. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24, 1961 y A O B E IG H T MANCHESTER BVENINO HEI^LD. BIANCHESTER. 00NN-, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 **pusive” and “non-violent” are trophy*' by CUfford Starling, dis­ trict commissioner, and It was ac­ the op of Ptnnsylvanla, Mrs. Sterirett, ing a move to r*«am e tha Nhw -* iKand^atTr nciw beginning to be altered, in' hu­ tunia Oouneil, Bpnguo aald rittMaa slaughter MU amended by ordered the man, Haskell A. Rus­ . BOYSCQVT cepted by David Pasco. INVESTMENT PROBLEMS should I’nappla-Frith the long- Senate. sian, placed on probation for fotmerty of -'Bethlehem, Pa.; died Haven Municipal Airport aftey man practice, until they almost State N ew s range proolama and not apand too Representottves said yesterday three years. He ordered the de­ in Hartford Hoapital yeateiday John H. Tweed, the field’a Jpah- ELECTRIC lEn^ttttig iirraUi mean their own opposites. ^otes and /Veto« much tlma on thoM Frhlrii gener- the amended version oreakehsd the struction of all obscene material after a brief Ulneaa. Burial will be ager for almost' 30 yesmi and^ a PDBU8HKD BT IBB ' ' .il The first notlceitole perversion at^mora heat than ■olutlons.’’ bill, but, they added, It was “bet­ confiscated from Russian. in QuMtertown Cemetery, Quak- Connecticut aviatioh pioneer. Lee $I9'95 nig»Aij> pBncriNa oo. me. Girl Scout ?iote8 and the commiaaion aald last TOOTH BRUSHES U BIweU airMt of their meaning cams with the Sprague, now vie# praaidenttor ter than nothing.'’ In another case in federal court, ertown. Pa., tomo^;Tow. MtmrIinitTT Onwi A .SO-star American flag was Roundup The Senate amendment excludes Harian Jacobs, 31, Provinoetown, night they will aak the Board of mhHm doUars, we have the IholBtleB te randsr jroo eeaipletr V% ;nibUe and Industrial rolatioi^ at TBUXAS r y to g o s pw acttvitlea of the pactfists who have prssentMi to Cub Pack 14S by ritual methods of slaufditsr from Maas., plMded innocent to etiargei GAS RATE INCREASED Aldermen to approve tha change WALTBR R IBraOSON About 200 Brovade^And Intar- he American Machine and P%un- to coincide with Tweed's forthcom­ Pubaab«ra been taking the nuclear subma­ Theodore Fairbanks, adjutant of mediata Girl Scouts of tha north dry Co., eaid Oonnectlout hea "thd the law. It was design^ to meet of transporting a stolen car across ChreenFrieta, May 24 (jPi—Hie Founded October 1. UU ___ (Coattnoed tram Pago Ooa) ing SOth anniversary aa manager. rines as the target for their dem- Your Rights in Your HusbBnd’s Property the American Legion Post and neighborhood attended an annual kind of atmoaphere which la con­ the objections of orthodox Jewish state lines Into Massachusetts. Greenwich Gas Co. has been au­ ducive td research and contempla- The case was continued for trial. PubUabed IFrery Brenlni; Kxoeipt onstrationa. Thetar demonstration chairman of Its Amerlcaniartt com­ rally at Center S ^ liw recently. Sh ear so n , H a m m il l t Co. I rrh ii is JrrMponilhla maddUng groups who feared they mlgbt.be thorized by the State Public Util­ CONDITIONS ON TV BuwUn dud HoUdars. fCnter^ >t tb« ^Mra Paul A d a i^ JtiUetto Low live FR>ri(” and good roade and prohibited from using thslr tra- ities commission to put Into ef­ Pc« omce at ICa^eater. Conn, aa has taken the ftann o f tr3ring to In moat marriages, the question the' estate and the children i mittee, at a recant fneeting In the and UHi fact cannot be altered by HEAJUNO ON FUEL U N E auditorium of Nathan Hale School. representative, received the Juliette ManAM fhm »ei* the humanitarian alme of the en- schools as well. dltlonal methods of slaughter. fect a rate increase on all aervices, Second Claae MaU Matter.______paiddle a eanoa Into the path of a la often raised concerning the celve two thlrda. If he .leaves a Work Relief BiU Hartford, May 24 (flV—The State The gift was accepted by John Low pennlei from each troop. Mrs. 913 Main Street, Mancheeter • MltcheD 9-2821 .jterpriee,’’ He said the Industrial expan­ Rep. Junta N. (fulreed, I>-8tam- retroactive to May 15. The re­ Public Utilltiee Commiaaion haa - SOTSURIPTIOM RATES submarine, or o f trying to hotat wifea rights In her husband's prop­ wife and no children, and la sur­ J. S. Brown, chairman of the sion of Connecticut lies In five ford, arguing against the amend­ Hartford, May 24 (B) — The vised rate schedule, approved yes­ Pcvabla la Advarce vived by parents, the wife ia en­ Paaco, institutional representative. He. said the Incident should en- scheduled a hearing June 6 on a Carrier MaU thenuwlveif. on board one o f the erty. There are iriany facets to the neighborhood, assisted by Mrs. ' couiMe-CongreBB to draft a new key areas: ‘nraneportatkm, labor, ment, said he oould see nothing to Senate haa passed a bill that would terday by the oommlaelon, is de­ proposal to construct a jet fuel muo titled to everything up to (5,000 Members o f Den 4 who partici­ authorize “ work relief” programs One Tear ...... ®5-S2 vessels. This InviHves considerable pated in the opening ceremony Carl Rohrbach, leader of Troop 116, I Logkn Act ('which bare inter­ education, taxation and'industrial prevent a group of persons from signed to provide additional rev­ pipeline from New Haven to the Six Hontba ...... 11 UO law concerning these rights, and value, and muat share the re­ planning. to employ able-bodied men under Three MonOa ••••«••••• 3.TO EM positive phynlCBl effort, some of It, mainder of the eatate equally with »re Fred Lervle, David Pasco, presented leader’s ribbons to Mrs. ference In foreign aftaira by pri­ establishing a religious sect mere­ enue of (60,075 annually. The util­ MsusSachuaette atato line. Jet One Month ...... * J* I ^ problems sometimes arise because Bruce MacDonald, Troop 46; Mrs. vate citlzena) to control “ the ly to avoid the provlBlona of the general assistance relief on public ity had sought a rate Increase to Lines, Inc., blocked In efforts to we would say, of a rather aggres­ the parents. If the -nan leaves no Bruce Aceto, and Douglas Me work projects. WeeMy ...... of a lack of knowledge or misun­ Bride. Den 5 won the Inspection. Michael Ouadano, Troop 62; Mrs. activities of a roeh of aelf-apolnted law. booet Income b y '(112,000 annual­ Construct the pipeline along public Available Now (And Have Been For Some Time) At sive nature. Once they are frus­ parents, brothers and slsteia are InduBtrial 'Loan* Bill 'The bill, passed yesterday and MlCMBldl OF derstanding‘ of the law. not entitled to a share of his es­ Members of Den 2, who presented Prank Timmins, Troop 116; Mrs. - emiaaarles without portfolio.’’ The Humane Slaughter Bill — a ly. roads, wants to build it parallel to THE aSSOClATED PRESS Herman Heck, Troop 32, and Mrs. Hartford, May 24 (ff) — The leg­ sent to the House, is faushloned trated and caught, however, they First, let us begin by saying tate, and all property passes to a skit, “The Story of Blue and Dodd aald there are a “billion controversial issue in the legis­ the New Haven Rallroad’a right- The Aaaodated Preae la Allan Ledyard, Troop 32. hostages in the Communist prison islature’s Appropriatlona Commit­ lature for many years — woulrf after a relief program in New J<«N H. TWEED AIRPORT of-way. It would be used to trans­ amiued to ihe iw ^ have a habit of going ao passive that a husband is aUowed to sell the wife. Gold," were David Mullen,. John tee has glvpn a favorable report to all aewa dtaoatchea credited to Ucr The flag ceremony was present­ house of nations.’' ban the use of poleaxes to sttm Haven. New Haven, May 24 —Mayor port Jet fuel from New Haven MANCHESTER DRUG and non-violent they not only of­ property In his home without the Thus, it Is apparent that the luliano, Timothy Phelps, Gary a bill to create a new state com- TFie state’s attorney, however, not otherwlae credited >® P i e r r o, Warren Plerro, John ed by Troop 111 ot which Mrs. T i J I < /V fsj “ We mdat be concerned with all animals and also prohibit the Richard C. Lee and the New Haven Harbor to Westovet (Mass.) Air 717 MAIN STREET and alBo the local newa pupllahed h ^ fer no resistance, but also lie on consent of his wife. For instance, laws of descent and distribution Robert Fenn and Mrs. Leon Terry these tragic cases,” he added, "but mlaalon with authority to guaran­ ruled that any community that AH rlghta of retnibllcatkni of .pedal are complex, and it is desirable to Goiangos, and Alan Krob. ehackling and holeting of animals Airport Commission are support­ Force Base. dlapdehe* herein are alw reaerved. the ground so that the police have if the husband owna stocks and are Ibaders. The program Included our concern must be expressed not tee up to (25 million In loans for adopts the program would not be bonds and a car, he Is nttqwed to eliminate any question or doubt An Indian dance was presented Industrial construction. In preparation for slaughter. to carry them. by Den 3. Those taking part were aonga and akita, planned by the in the easy payment of a tyrant's able to rfecelve the 50 per cent re­ Full aarttce dlent of N. El. E Serr- sell them, and other types of per­ in a particular altuation by the Under provisions of the bill, i imbursement of general assistance Ice, Inc. And now there has begun to be Raymond DeCobert, Etanerson Du- Junior planning board under the di­ A New Dining Experience! ransom, but in the dearer coinage The sonal property, without auiking his solution of having a will drawn rection of Mrs. Fenn. of national policies that will put 5-member commission would be ap­ Sentence Suspended costs now provided by the state. ■ J l i l PubUahen RePi^^t^iLTS - New a need for a revlaion o f the mean­ wife for permission. more, Michael Laraia, and Thomas pointed with authority to insure up to suit your needs. Bocchino. Intermediate troops which parti­ WadiMsdoys Aio FamBy Mghtt these tryants out of busineai apd Hartford, May 24 m —X 45- OF ing of the wrords pasatve and non­ The husband is also aUowed to This colunm Is written by the cipated were Troop 85, led by Mrs. 6:00 toSHM PJd. begin to redeem the freedom of all to 90 per cent of loans made by MRS; FRKINSRIOA BTXSUUHT Movies were shown. Cubmaater lending Institutions for new in­ yoar-old Pawtucket, R,L, man has CIRCDLATIONS. violent as they apply to the cru­ sell real property without the State Bar Association of Connec­ William Mullin announced plana Frances Conti and Mrs. John men." been given a one-yoor suspended ■West Hartford, May 24 (B)— wife's consent. For inatance, If he ticut in order to make you better Flaherty; Troop 62, Mrs. Ouadano dustrial construction In the state. The Herald PrlnU^ Comply, sading against racial discrimina­ for the pack to march In the Me­ The bill calls for an appropriation eentence for transporting ob- Funeral servlcea are being held AsMiinM no fbyuicts] rMpoa®lbllity iot Is sole owner of the family home, Informed and more fully aware of morial Day parade. He alao an­ and Mrs. David FaineU; Troop 32, sooie films and other material today for Mrs. Frederica Lott typographical errora appearlna In ad- tion tai the South. Those who are he can aell the houae, and the wife Mrs. Heck and Mrs. Ledyard; ALL YOU World*$ Fair Building of (40,000 to get the program star­ TMtuatnenta and other readtae matter our lawa. nounced a family picnic will be ted. from Providence to Putnam. Haring Sterrett, 69, wife of the In The Mardieater Brantnit Herald. carrying on various programs and has no rights againat the buyer of held June 4 at Center Springs Troop 116, Mrs. Rohrback and Mrs. PER Hartford, May 24 (ffj — Gov. U.S. Dlatrict Court Judge Rob- Rt. Rev. Frank William Steirett, demonstrationa are passive and the house. Park, and annual trip to Pleasure Frank Timmins. PERSON John N. DVmpsey said today Con­ Loan applicants would be in­ CAN EAT vestigated by the, Connecticut art P. Andenmn yesterday also retired Protestant Eh>h)cuf>xl Blah- DIaplay adrertlalnK clodns hoiwa; non-violent In that they may take In the case of property owned Island In Wakefield, Maas., will Brownie Troops Included Troop necticut la being asked t o , con­ Tor Monday—1 O-m JJtday. Jointly by both the huatmd and take place June 17. 46, Mrs. MacDonald, Mrs. Bernardl tribute 17 per cent of the cost of Development Credit Corporation flor Toeaday—1 p.m Mondar blows without returning them, or A Thoaght for Today Old FadUoned Chicken Soup which would be allowed to make an FOr Wedneaday—1 p.m T a t a ^ . the wife, one cannot seU without Sponsored by the Mancheeter Participating In the closing and Mrs. Atkinson; Troop 112, a New England building at the FAIR PUT Thutadav—1 P ^ Wrtneaday. suffer arrest without resistance. the other’s Joining in the sale. If ceremony for Den 1 were Thomas Mrs. Paterson and Mrs. John Anthem Fried Chicken New York World's Fair to be held independent report on the poten­ FOr r n d a y -l p.nj. Thorrfay. They are entirely peaceful as they one dies, and if the property la Oonncll o f Ghnrchea Fiimle, Harry Jenklna, Scott Wil­ ^ a to n , and Troop 130, Mrs. Spaghetti—French Fried Potatoes In 1064-65. tial effecte of the propoeed loan. Fnr Saturday—1 IMW. The final declaion on loans, how­ Claaaifled deadline; lO^SO themselves exercise the equality owned in survivorship, the prop­ loughby, Gary Larson^ and Rosa ^dekaon. Toaaed Salad NeopoUtan The Governor said he te having day of publlcatian except Saturday— erty passes to the survivor. Sur­ For one is approved If, mindful Roberts. j ------Bread and Batter—Coffee or Tea a bill introduced In the legiala ever, would be reeerved for the 6- • Am. ______they claim. vivorship is a type of ownership man coipmisslon. of God, he enduree pain while suf­ Last Saturday, members of 6.000 FACE DRAFT ture that would appropriate (25, Wednesday. May 24 But tt is becoming a brand of by which the pro^rty almost au­ Pack 143 hiked from the fire tow­ Weahington, May 34 (JP> — 'Die 000 for planning and other pre­ fwiM passivity. If tt can be called that, tomatically passes to the surviv­ fering, unjustly.—I F*eter 2:19. Defense Department has asked OhUdien Cnder 10 Teara Old $ld6 er in Glastonbury to Gay City W h«i Accompanied By Parenta liminary exj>enaea. Bias Ban Approved ing owner. This is true whether where they were served hot doga that 6,000 men be Inducted into According to present plans, he BUY NOW The Eagle And The Mole and a brand of noii-violance, if it the estate involves personal or real On The Concoorse At The Parkade Hartford, May 34 (/P) — The ■ ii:i can still be called that, which Among my list of blessings in­ and soda. Last Sunday, the pack the Army during July. aald, tha New England states will Senate hag passed without oppoal- President Kennedy, in hla spe- property. When property Is owned finite stands this the foremost— took part in the annual Olympic Yesterday’s was the flrat draft Join forces to sponsor a New Eng­ moves acUwly tqward the possi­ in survivorship, the interest of the tion a hill 'to strengthen the law clAl raesange to Congress tomor that my heart has bled. — Edward IMy races at the high school. The request since April when 1,500 land building at the fair, which banning faouaing diacrimination. bility of violence from somebody party who dies flrat is extin­ Young. pack was awarded a first place men ^vere called up. wUl be held In the Flushing n>w. Is expected to make dnunaUc guished at his death and he has Tha measure, passed yesterday, else. Meadows aectlon 6f Long Island. was tent to the house. SWE OVB 20% reooBoinendAtioRB for human nothing to dispose of through a The estimated cost of the .proj­ moTsmant In two directions—one More and mors It la featuring will. The bill would strengthen a law inii! ect, he said, ia between 12 million passed In 1959 which makee illegal way vp, the other way down. direct physical confrontation be­ ■When a person dies who owns and | 2 .5 million. ConnecUcut’e 17 tween groups wlilA are likely to discrimination In the sale or rental We could prefer to have him property in hla or her name, the per cent would come to approxi­ of housing on the basis of race, diai^ition of this property de­ ibbon and lace eonoentratlng on possible human become mobs. mately 1400,000. creed or color in any case Involv­ More and more, therefore. It pends upon hia will, or, if he dies The percentage of the cost aa- ing five or more contiguous units advanca forward, on the plane on without a will, upon state lawa aigned to each participating atato dares to move events in tha^,S^th under the asme owner. atm im pm (Completely irreatiblel Rowe and which, we atUI think, humanity is concerning descent and distribu­ has been determined by a formula closer to the question to wfl|ch tion. In Connecticut, if the hus­ The bill tightens the law to three rows of ribbon and lace froet our fated to live or die. falter or pros devised by the Federal Reserve or more contiguous units. on famous PITTSBURGH per, adilefvo clvlltration. or miaa there is no guaranteed answer. band doea not leave anything to Bank of Boston that takes Into swirl skirt and blouse . . . for Csn America find Its way out of Its hia wife by will, she ia atill entitled consideration each etate’s popula­ day-time, date-time, play-time. It to the uae of one-third of the es­ Liquor Suits Approved tragic racial dilemma without tion, tourist trade, economic White with blue or gold . . . sizes Ih e flrat dramaUc thing the tate for the rest of her life. After IT S JUST activty, and other factors. Hartford, May 34 — The i" riasiikiiit le expected to aak to- physical race war? her death, this ahare of the prop­ Massachusetts would be liable Houae haa iwased a controversial B to 15. mow ow le a matter of bllliona for Those who believe In equality e r ^ reverts to the legatees named for 42 per cent of the cost; Maine, bill allowing package store owners in the husband's will. If a man the moon. The old. reasonable days for all, those who want It for 17 per cent; New Hampshire, 12 to go to court to collect bills for dies intestate, meaning without per cent; 'Vermont, 7 per cent; and liquor sold on credit. Full Skirt $9.98 whan the poet warned that you themselves, may believe that time will, and leaves a wife and chil­ Rhode Island, 6 per cent. The measure was passed by the could aide for the moon, but not is running out and that we can dren, the wife receives one third of delay no longer. Accordingly, they HUMAN Hou^ and lent to the Senate yes­ Peasant-sleeve Blouse $5.98 get It are gone forever. Now an Extended Forecaat terday. are pressing .forward. Will those American Preaident can aak for it, Windsor Locks, May 24 (JB—The Under existing laws, liquor can nm»# HOUSE PAWT and tha American people can, who have to do the ultimate yield­ U.B. Weather Bureau at Bradley be sold on credit, but a aeller can­ through the agency of a few bil- ing fall back In time? IHrmr M f U U« Field Issued this fc)recast for Con­ not initiate civil action to collect FOI UMITED TIME ONLY! Uona iB tax doUara, give it. to him Whatever the answer, we now MEmM —F>« ' necticut today: unpaid bpis. have to recognize that these ques­ Temperatures for the next five Opponents of the bill sold that within a calculable number of NATURE the present law is aimed at ^la- days, Thursday through Monday, yeanL Whether or not we can give tions are now being asked more are expected to average 2 to 6 de­ couraging store operators from ex ­ aim and onraelvea the diatlnctlon sharply than ever, because the grees below normal. At this time tending credit to alcoholics and of reaching the moon ahead of push is no longer completely pas the normal mean temperature in problem drinkers who run up sive, no longer entirely non-vlo- the Hartford area ia 84 with a usual hudge liquor hills without the anybody elac la a little leaa certain range from a dally high of 76 to a knowledge of their families. Theca are othera who can aak for lent, even though it still clalma to T o low of 81. At New HaVen the normal The bill would permit a seller to wear such labels. It Is perhaps a Protect tha moon, too, and get it. range la 70 to 51 and at Bridgeport seek attachment of wages and Tha poet however, had a certain miracle that we have been able to from 70 to 82. Cool most of the other personal beldnglngs. period but some warming about the PER GALLON advantage. He could moon over wait so long, before this phase \ first of the week. Precipitation Is Christmas Drinks Bill ■4 InSM M4r«to4 Mr ttie moon, but he never had to re came upon ua. But perhaps, too, A wdwewllwia j VI expected to total one tenth of an veal ]uat what hd wanteif It for we needed to have the miracle, and '1 inch or less occurring early Thurs Hartford, May 24 (B) — The Yoa m—d s m k y d m c m * for motl ropoint Frork OPEN WED., THURS.. FM. TILL 9 P.M. House haa passed a bill to bring wlwn yoc «M foMOM ratsbergb SUN-PROOr Hoot* Ptainl. L 1* It waa merely a fancy, not a real its patience with more graduillsUc 'm-iUHiU" -WwC I* Your day and toward the end of the aea elon. daddy home on Christmas Eve. N o pr lw cr b requbod. And yoc con p a ts / t right «vor tty. We, however, muat try to ex progress, last a little longer. MON., TUES., SAT., 10 AJM, to 6 PM. m ,1 -liwi r-T A-’lV With virtually no dlscuaslon, the cholcF M rfocos. SUN-PROOF also givM yoc the exlra plain to ouraelvea Just what It la ,1*1-W W W W W 1. - p.-\ Economic Advance Urged House yesterday pasaed and sent proteclion of fwM -roalstont pigmonts and tpecifi we arant with the moon, what we Fitti Bh|« ir Bm/I Aim lAaio. to the Senate a measure requiring The Lclmire Of Work cm...... •*» Hartford, May 24 (B—A former VITOUZED OH®. .'m 3 expect to do with It when we get speaker of the Connecticut Houae drinking placea to close at 0 p.m on Christmas Eve. At present they t t , what advantage for mankind As shorter hours and shorter Family! has called for active citizen support close at midnight may be found there. weeks become more and more the In promoting the economic develop­ WELDON Proponents argued that en Wa don't know, except that standard, It may be noticed that ment of the state and nation. DRUG COMPANY Mansfield D. Sprague, also a for Chrlatmaa Eve a man should be at there ie aomethihg of the unknown leisure time la not only advancing BLISH HARDWARE CO. mer assistant secretary of defense home with his family and not out there. It eo happena that there are to the status of a major sociologi­ MI Main St.—MI 8-5S21 said yesterday - “ All forward-look drinking. 793 MAIN STREET— MANCHESTER respected acientlsta who aay that cal problem with ua, but that it is Ing Americans must think and par­ alao taking on new and uneoqiectod ticipate far beyond their taxes and whatever knowledge there may be their daily Jobs” Ip furthering na Better Than Nothing to fatal there can be gained Juat aa attributes. tlonai prosperity. Hartford, May 24 (B) — The efficiently and much leas expen It la poaaible to resent leisure as Addressing the annual meeting House has reluctantly pasaed and PifISBURGH PAINTS of the Connecticut Public Expendl sent t o the Governor a humane atvely by using Inatnunenta fai much as one used to resent work. For mo't repoint v/ork stead of human beings for our ex It is possible to get the feeling pkn-ation. But we will go to the that, of the two, work aometlmea ★ ONE COAT COVERS! moon, regardless. Involvea less drudgery. ★ REQUIRES NO PRIMER! Many dealers are at this point And going to the moon will not In fact, aome leisure time ac­ SHOP GRANTS-MAIN STREET only be easier than trying to solve tivities—like taking a responsible ★ PAINT OVER right now and the quality of the Now... You Sov* some of our problema here on role in aome civic activity or or­ CHALKY SURFACES! milk is-in danger. They may be Codi, and Gnt earth; It will be more fun: It will ganization—have all the attributes tempted or forced to cut corners Gr*«n Stamps! be an escape activity. of what used to be called work, in an area where it could hurt We will go with Preaident Ken with the one exception. There ia no FURNITURELAND you, the consumer... in sanita­ nedy to the moon, though It coats remuneration Involved for the The distribution of milk in us blUiona. countless, unregulated, unlimited Connecticut is handled by tion practices. . . and aKow their We ere not ao sure we want to hours which can be involved. No a few large, well financed milk quality to deteriorate to the go With Preaident Kennedy In the thne at all, let alone time and a dealers and more than 100 "cheap" milk level. After all, the half. other direction ha la expected to small businesses.The latter limited number of milk plant in­ chart for ua tomorrow—a direc­ Work, on the other hand—or are almost entirely depend­ M spectors provided by state and local authorities, can at tion which Is first presented to us whnt used to be work—is taking aa A matter of mllUona, although. on some of the attributes of what ent on milk distribution for best inspect only a few plants each day. Health authori­ In the end It could cost ua many used to be leisure. You may have making their living. These men are working and striving ties and you, must rely on the integrity, ethics and mors bllliona than the moon. noticed how relaxed, with coffee to secure decent living standards for their families, character of the milk dealer to keep up the'ever con­ The same message which is to breaks, golf scores, aerpas-the- and still maintsin safe, high quality milk as in the past. stant quality vigil. take us to the moon tomorrow la desk gossip, baseball pools, and a alao expected to lead ua under­ casual friendly attitude toward the ground, into bigger and better tasks of the day, the typical Amer­ aheltera from . which the moon, ican office is getting to be. It la a When economic pressures alas, would not even be visible. place one can resort to for an eas­ BUY NOW become unbearaUe due to The President, the word IS, has ing of tensions, a change of pa<:e, and Save ruthless and unrestrained eaten aome of Governor Rocke- social contact, good conversation, price wars, and these busi­ Passage of the milk bill now before the General feller'a animal cimckers, and wants and sharing of cultural experi­ ua to start a big -inderground ahel ences, all things for which there OVER 20% nessmen see their life’s Assembly will establish a.^emporary low, stop* ter program aa soon aa he geta uaqd to be time in the evenings, savings go down the drain; disaster minimum price. This wiil at least give a back from talking peace with Pre­ before leisure became an official the education and q ilacent six months breathing spell to these many hard mier Khrushchev at Vienna He claimant on everybody’s time. SPECIAL LOW PRICE living for their family in dan­ will ask more' mUlions for this pressed small and medium size dealers, and thus In some reapMts it was better, . on famous ger. .. something has to purpoee. we think, back in the days when Pittsburgh avoid milk distribution becoming concentrated We feel and write as If this con­ leisure was not a required activity, give. Costs must be cut to flict of directions were something but merely something you reached meet the competition of the into the hands of a few large and powerful dealers new. Actually, we suppose, the en­ for or created or enjoyed if you "cheap" milk of question­ with the resulting future monopoly. tire history of civUlzkiion has been felt like it.' Then work, too, waa able quality that is respon­ n continual combination and.^ter- work, involving more sense of ac­ natlcm of man's bold dreaming of complishment, perhaps, than so­ FOR LIMITED TIME ONLYI sible for the price war. things Juat beyond hla reach and cial eaae, but posseaslng its own man's craven tolerance of his own clear and unmixed aatiafacUona. lowest animal instincts. It la Juat But we do not turn back, and that It seems particularly a sharp the happy solution lies forward, in and Ipapproprlate contrast that, aome further evolution which puts n a s a is fmuiouii Just aa we do have the moon with­ each function more clearly into its As producers of fine quality milk on the farms, we, the 1750 dairy farmer fee Sottltf 6st Tare Fsedsrfsl Ssfc b Cbsl in reach, we should alao start proper place, and sees t o it that 598 members, of the CONNECTICUT MILK PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION, »arSi»»iW *»M » * MSeeWlfc a heading for the caves from which we recognize a long luncheon on Mli.Ma>anSNlaitoa* ■aiMs 'would like to see this same goodness and quality carried all the way iMMeo omftlaBhkWnBdiregidoido we will not even be able to see or an expense account aa work and a linSMtt h suit, hcMii ■iUw- ad claim the Sky, and that we should, long evening on a committee as 111 fnlOH nua *4 liirtHi im4;- through to you, the consumer. * U M M r atm) Mug « In-ttie same special message from leisure. . ' 1 B President, pr^jpose for ouraelvea SelfiBhly too, we would like to see dealers get paid enough for the milk the dual and coexistent roles of Drug Cuts PretBure the eagle and the mola BUSH Vve produce for them, s6> they in turn can pay us on time and iia cash, Karachi—International reaaarch rather than with such things as promises, notes or mortgages. has turned up a new. derivative of Hardware Co. l A F . N o Long^er Quite "PassiTe” the herb, Rauwolfia serpentina, Ne Cash Needed, that can contiai hlg^ blood pres­ 789 MAIN ST. 'With the meatiing o f ’ao many sure without causing fatigue. Serp- MANCHESTER 815 MAIN ST.-MANCHESTER wards being perverted and twist- AJmaline, discovert by I^r. S. S. FREE PAKKINC Dl KEiUt OF SlOriS etf around 'these days, it Is sad, Slddlqul of Pakistan, was tested and found safe In WMt German Pittsburgh paints Charge It—! M aet BuiprisiBg, to find tbat BUT ON c a u r r s EAST IZEMSi laboratories. •»

, V , t. / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHE8TBR, 00NN« WEDNESDAY, MAY M, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTER. CONN,. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24, 1961 PAGE ILBVIM ■I « ^ockviUe-Vernon C&*ciiit Coiiit 12 Kennedy Asks Public Help Obituary House Votes to Hike OPEN WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL 9-263 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST (Corner of Broid SU MANCHESTER Court Holds It’s, No Crime In Tractors-Captives Deal Thatraaa Ulrieh Town, Qty, ToUaad— Mra. Theresa Ulrich, Adult Education Aid (Ooattwwxl Ir— l i i g i 0 ^ 1 SS, o f MU* HOI RfL, died at boms Area' Issue To Call a Southerner iReh* RoekvUM'^tmon thla monUng. She waa tbs wife Hartford, M ay S4 UR — A hlUObo abla to expand the Mnnehoetor of Theodore Ulrich. Kennedy enid that 0»* that doubles stats grants for adult program with th* Inorsosod tonds. She 'was bora ih New York City A Boutharaer may take a. d tm f ^ «M a of Jamea B. BoutUller, jovemment le '•putUnj forward Housing Grant education has beei\ passed by the During dsbats. Democratic M i­ Hearings Set ^16, of 84 W. MUn St., Stafford on April 29,1870. Republican-controlled House and nority Leader William T. Shea of view 'O f the nlcknaane *lteb" de­ neither obstaclee nor aeslstance to In addition to her huaband, she Springs, charged with breach of Meriden accused Republicans • of pending on how Sobtom the man Contract Signed is survived by twp sons, Joseph sent to the Senate. Three meetings slated to be held peace, waa continued to June IS thU wholly private effort, I »>o^ Under the measure — the first not doing Miough for adult educa­ that all citiaens will contribute Ulrich and Theodore Ulrich, both In Rockville tonight have Im­ la. for sentenoe. BoutlUier pleaded Indoors or outdoors • • • of Tolland; a daughter, Jdra. o f the major Republican education tion. That waa the massage gotten by guilty to' the charge, which rosa what they can.” He added; state public works officials The RepuUlcan MajMlty Lead­ portant bearing on future events In Frank RosliudU of Tolland; eight bills to be acted on in the house- ^ectatora in Rockville CIroult front a series of sunestlve tele­ " I f they were our brothera Jn a yesterfay signed a cootrect state grants for adult eduesUon er, Rep. J. Tyler Pattereon of Old the city, the town o f Vernon and phone oaUe made to Rockville wom­ with the'HockvUle Housing Au­ grandchildren and one great* L ^ e , countered that the Demo­ Court yesterday as Judge Bene­ totalitarian prison, every Ameri- grandchild. would be increased to 12 cento a Its six surrounding towns. en in past days. cui would want to help, I happen thority for a 1440,000 atate class hour from the current 6 crats are showing an "eleventh dict M. Holden Jr., acquitted a The court was Udd a number of Good cooks have good words Funeral services will be held Two of the meetings are public grant for construction of 40 hour Interest” In an adult educa­ to feel deeply that all who fl^ht Friday at 8:1{^ a.m. at ths Burke cents. ' . hearings; one the fourth In a ssrlsa man o f a breach o f peace charge other slmUar charges are pending for freedom—particularly in ^our housing units for the elderly. tion program. against the accused. Harvey A. Tonce. executive Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., It was passed yesterday after a lodged shortly after he addressed hemisphere -are our brothera. Democratic move to amend it waa Pattereon said the Democratic of sessions on ths demotion of a friend that way. In a brief trial. Judge Holden ac­ director of the authority, ssdd Rockville. A solemn Maas of Rockville Police Sgt. Lester F. 7 ^ : Andrew T Hatcher, assistant requiem will be read at 9 a.m. at rejected on a 156-98 roll call. The admlnistratlon’e budget for the The man, Harold R. Sanborn, 23, quitted Richard A. Brown of Mile White House press secretary*, said arrangements for allocating next biennium provides only for Bartlett, the other a hearing on Hill Rd., Coventry, of a charge of lor Stop & Shop meals! Democratic amendment would the funds for the various steps SL Bernard's Church. Burial will the proposed charter for a con­ of S3 Union St., waa arrested April he did not know whether the Pres­ be in St. Bernard's Cemetery. have boosted the state grant to 18 raising atate per pupil grants, 33 after a fight with Brneet Todd, failure to notify the motor vehicle ident had contributed personally in the construction program and contains no provlaion for In­ solidated town. department of a change In addreea. will be fundg for the various Friends may ,call at the funeral cents a class hour. 36, o f 34 Grove S t who threatened Here’s why our meati taste so good and why we tell millions of to the campaigrn for funds. He home tomorrow from 2 to 6 and creased adult education aid. The third mtotlng, to be held at The Judge said there was eome steps In the’ construction pro­ Rep. John F. Shea of Manches­ The Republican said he was Sanborn 'with a kitchen knife on poundt each week! Whatever kind of meat you buy at Stop 61 said however, that "as a private 7 to 9 p.m. ter this morning said he was Rockville City Hall, will bring to­ bel^ greeted as '"RA." doubt that Brown had a permanent All Stop A Shop Stores Indhidual it is very likely that he gram will be begun Immedi­ "astpnlshed" by what lie . called pleased with the bill, and la con­ gether representatives bt Rock- addreea at the time he waa arreat- Shop, it*8 bound to be good! You see. Stop 8$ Shop guarantees would make a contribution to this ately. th e ' Democrats sudden Interaat in Sanbora pleaaed Innocent. A ed. Brown pleaded innocent. The contract was signed in Charles Oliver Anderson fident that the Senate will paaa It. vlUe, Vernon, and six surrounding CLOSED ALL DAY adult education, and asked: towns In the Cspitol Region Plan­ friend, Uisonard Cornell o f 24 Grove He aaid he had been traveling your meat the only way that counts ... with a money-back guar­ Hartford at 1 p.m. Charles Oliver Anderson, 61, of The bill "should be pretty good St, testified that Todd, meeting Kennedy's statement touched 19 Proctor Rd., died this morning "Is this going to be an about ning Agency (CKPA) who will de­ here and there looking for work at antee. If you don’t like our meat we’re obliged to g^ive you your on three points of law and policy Yonce said steps to acquire there.” he said. " I think they will face all down the line?” Sanbora on a bocuxUng home stair­ the time. He has since found em­ NEXT TUESDAY a 15-acre tract of land north at Manchester Memorial Hospitid cide on a proposed technical that have been raised in relation definitely go along with it. They Under the GOP measure, towns way, got angry at toe nickname ployment on a chicken farm. money back. Naturally, we don’t want to pay people for eating of Franklin St, will be begun after a lingering illness. may even increase It more." survey of the area for a regional to the matter: He was bom April 10, 1900, in wrould be allowed to abandon ao- disposal or Incinerator site. and started toe fig h t ' Robert DabkowsM, 16, of Wind­ Memorial Day, May 30th our meat So, for example, we eell nothing less than “Choice" 1. The Logran Act which forbids next week. Lewis Piper, who directs the Assistant Prosecutor E. George sor, charged with breach of peace The housing authority pro­ Naugatuck, a son o f the late John called'frill courses In the adult ed­ The hearing on ths consolida­ U.S. citizens from engaging In adult night achool at Manchester G<»aky claimed toe charge be­ after a scuffle in EIHngton .some v n m 89 ms oigi hi ritari Hus sot MsaOsy si heavy iteer beef in any of our markets at any time. poses construction of 104 units A. and Anna Iverson Anderson, ucation program if they desire. tion charter ^11 be held at Sykes certain types of negotiations with High School, said the boost is a cause. he said, Sanbora Instigated werics ago, waa referred to the Ju­ for elderly persons on the and had lived In Manchester for Towns with populations of 10,- Junior High School at 8 p.m. foreign governments Kennedy big Improvement over previous 000 or mors, authorized by pres­ toe fray. venile Court. * Franklin St. site, 40 to be sub­ the past 10 years. Mr. Anderson It will be the second hearing on said he had been ad\ised this act years. He would like to see the ent statutes to establish adult ‘T f he had kept his mouth Shut’’ sidized by the state and 64 waa employed In the safety divi­ the proposed charter with other The court nolled a charge o f is not Involved. hike increase, he said, and hopes education programs, would re­ Gorsky finished, "he (Sanborn) by the feder^ government. sion of Pratt and Whitney A ir­ informal discussion sessions fore­ breach o f peace lodged against Small turkeys! Medium turkeys! Large turkeys! 2. The question of tax exeirtp- that the board of education may ceive the atate grants. wouldn’t be here.” 'The federal grant for con­ craft, division of Unit'bd Aircraft seen between now and the date of Lawrento F. Doherty, 26, of 29 Uon for contributions to the trac­ Corp., Ekwt Hartford. He waa a During toe brief trial. Judge Laurel St., Rockville, and fined 2 struction, larger than the the referendum on the consolidS' tors fund. The President said that Holden queried toe’ witnesses All at the seme lew pries! state's, is approved and dis­ U.S. Army veteran of both World BoUn, 119 Cambridge St; Mrs. tlon proposal. Anthony J. Wagner, 51, of Hez- tax exemption "is granted as a Wars I and II. "You mean he uttered this magic *Appetiaier Dept. Specitds! tributed In a different fashion. Rockville-Vernon Doris M. LaVestrom, 386 Hackma­ Charter Commission Chairman ardville, $15 on a similar charge. matter of course to any ‘charitable* The federal grant, once com­ Survivors include his stepmoth­ word (R eb) and toat’a how it all Wagner waa arrested on a domes­ organizations engaged Wi the re­ tack S t; William J. Sanaom, East Donald B. Loverin has proposed pletely approved, will be er, Mra Elizabeth Anderson: a Windsor; Mrs. Grace Callahan, started T" tic complaint In Rockville. Imported Baked HamT69* Skinless Frankfsrts. ib49* habilitation and assistance of about twice the state's grant. daughter. Miss Alyce Anderson; a the third week In June for the ref- He acquitted Sanborn, he mid, Sav. 14e an Stop fc Shop Brand Wethersfield; Dennis Howard Lar- erendutn. Copies of the draft o f the David N. Maase, 30, o f Riga needy refugees." Tonce also said the housing brother, Walter A. Anderson; and Sewage Plant because there was doubt that San­ Lane, Bolton, 'was fin ^ a total 3. Whether the tractors could be Chapdle, Phoenix St., 'Vernon; proposed charter will be available authority is still looking for a three sisters, Mrs. Walter Kirch- David Philip 'nemey. East Hart­ born uaed toe greeting maliciously. o f $18 on charges o f falluro Hygrsds’s Csid Guft » 59* sent to Cuba in view of the pres­ sieper, Mrs. Donald McLeod, and tonight A t Monday’s charter hear­ Imported Boiled Ham »99* site for 38 low-income housing ford; Mrs. June Joseph, EaM Hart­ Cornell’s testimony was that San­ to carry a re^tratlon, fail­ ent partial embargo on trade with units, removed from the Miss Elizabeth Anderson, all of ing in the lire district, one com­ born was greeting Todd in friendly Your cheica of Belagna, Spicod Lunchaon Loaf, In Full Use ford; Miss Alice J. Jones, IM New ure to notify toe state of a change Pickla and Pimantn Loaf or OlWa Loaf. that country. Kennedy said ex­ Franklin St. plan after strong Manchester. plaint was voiced that copies of fashion. Bolton Rd.; Mrs. Katherine E. the charter draft had not been of addreea. Potato Salad 29* port licenses’ are routinely granted opposition from city residents Private funeral services will be Rockville’s new $1 million sew­ TOdd meanvdiile, has pleaded Roger L. Fortin. 84, o f South 4 Sweet 242 Parker St.; Linda Jean printed early qpough for residents to send farm products and medl- living in the area. held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the guilty to a charge of aggravated age treatment plant went into full Topping, 38 Hillside Dr.; Miss to study in preparation for toe Windsor, was fined $30 for Im­ einee to Cuba and thus would be John F. Tierney Funeral Home, operation yesterday and Plant assault and will be sentenced June proper passing. granted for the shipment of farm 219 W. Center St. Th^ Rev. Paul Caroline Margaret Ritchie, 67 hearing. Nepco Bilk Franks »69* Hygrade’e West Virginia Brand ctmcem for human beings shows Superintendent Charles A. Pltkat B following a nrobation report. The court continued to June 6, implements. C. Kaiser, pastor of Concordia Wells S t ; John E, Davis Itouth The C R P A dump meeting w ill be our moral strength and I think told city aldermen last night It is Windsor; Anthony Joseph Nesta toe third In a aerlea which began Other Oaaee the case o f David A. Johndrow, 18, TouU find a wide variety a t the fineet He caUed the project "a wholly the world wlU recognize it as Lutheran Church. wfU officiate. "right up to snuff." Judge Holden niaced on Inde­ of 108 Prospect St., Rockville, SEMI-BONELESSp DEFAHED T O n i T S private humanitarian movement" Burial will be In Veterans Field In Jr.. Regan Rd., Rockville; Michael^ In August last year. freeh foods at. our App^ser Depart­ such” The last obstacle to full use of finite probation William R. Searles, charged with breach o f peace, and Hatcher declined comment when East Cemetery. Stephen Paaieha, 24 Gulley Rd.,^ Its Importance has been pointed ment! Available only at storee inaAed In Baltimore, committee mem­ the plant was hurdled Monday 32, of Springfield, Mass., who set down for Jury trial In East FUI4.Y COOKED HAM » N r asked if Keimedy would endorse a Friends may call at the funeral Wapping; Harry Southcombe up In recent' months during dis­ 8 to 20 POUNDS ber Eisenhower told a news con­ when four pumps which carry pleaded ^ I t y to breach of peace Hartford May 21, the case of Bro­ with asterisk in address section; similar procedure aimed at releas­ home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Howroyd, 31 Conway Rd.; Mrs. cussions of trash disposal prob­ Slow cured, alow cooked over hickory A U.S. Gov’t. Grads “A ” Stop flt Shop ference he was "saddened and water through the primary and stemming from a complaint that nislaw Kowalcayk, 33, of 83 ing Am^cans held by other Com­ Margaret Loretta Chapmitn, South lems in Rockville and rural Ver­ surprised" at criticism of the ven­ secondary treatment stages were he followed a Rockville woman as Spring ■ St, -RockvlUe, charged fires. You gat more meat at a mar­ turkey tosstad golden brown, brimming munist nations. Mrs. Annie Foy Gleason Windsor; Joseph Francis Sawicki, non which have been solved tem­ ture expressed by fellow Republi- declared ready for use. she drove on errands In the city one with driving while tmder the In­ velous money- with juices is the answer for the weekend The statement made knowm that csns. He ssdd he h o ]^ the criti­ Mrs. Annie Foy Gleason, 96, of 55 Talcott Ave., Rockville; Michael porarily through out of town dav last week. A piece of tin which fell into one Sullivan, South Willington Con- fluence o f liquor or druga. saving price! __ »**' end Memoriel Dqy. The pick of the crop, Kennedy had had a hand In the cism ‘‘will not impMe the com­ 129 Collins St., Hartford, and for­ pump caused a last minute holdup. dumping agreements. The Judge, who imposed a 80-day lb v^escent Home; Mrs. Rheta Ann Charlea E. Gagne II, 18, o f 104 No. 439 these birds are carefully cleaned end organization of the M ra Roosevdt- mittee's efforts.” merly of Manchester, died this Today, chlorinating equipment The C R PA meetings were suspended sentence, said two con­ I—nt txMM M Reuther-Blsenhower committee. morning at St. Francis Hospital in Kittle and daughter, 64 Brook St.; prompted by a request from Rock- ditions of the probation are that Union St., ch arg^ with negligent dressed— all ready to pop into the oven! which injects chlorine gas into homicide in an auto accident In CLIP THIS COUPON 1 -n t iiMsk Kennedy said that he le a rn t a Hartford after a lingering illness. sewage water as it enters the plant, Wai^plng; Mrs. Sundina Walsh, 54 vUle to study regional dlapoaal as Searles seek and obtain psychiatric Maple St; Mrs. Elaine Fellows a long range goal of area towns Somers on April 17 In which two $-nt ikla number of private groups were be­ She was the widow of John Glea­ and filtered water as It leaves, waa help and that he stay away from Moot Frieao oitetive tbreogh MesOiy, ing organized to raise money when South Windsor son. Fahle and daughter, Richard Rd., which are beginning to feel toe youths died, had his case con­ Velwe 0-4at lauH beat put Into use. placing all phases of alcohool In any form, "even one 100 FREE STAMPS the i s y hefert Moaerlol Dayl Castro first proposed the tractor- crush o f toe popuIaUon explosion tinued to June 27. Mrs. Gleason was born In Hart­ the plant operation Into gear. Vernon; Mrs. Bona Mae Farrar beer.” with tho porohMO ef ftr iddtd nivtr prisoners "exchange.” He said his The Bartlett hearing will get Gorrity said Gagne Is bt the ford, Nov. 15, 1864, daughter of The plant, under construction and daughter, 42 West Rd., Rock "Searles seems to be a solid and concern was to make sure that a the late John and Mary Flynn ville; Mra. Sandra Jean Temple­ underway in City Hall courtroom sensible citizen when hels sober,” hospital and toe coroners’ report $S or more it yoir Slop S Slws PVC Hearing for 18 months. Is capable of hsui- le not complete. single group headed the effort. In Foy. She came to Manchester a ton and son, 45 S. Alton S t at 6:30 p.m. the Judge said. I'alid thru Sat., May 27, 1961 SWIFT’S FRIMIUM his statement, he expressed grati­ dllng three-half million gallons few years before the turn of the dally with a top emergency capac­ 5 lb CANNED HAM ■ootloio • Sktoloao tude to Mrs. Roosevelt. Reuther century after her marriage, and and Xasenhower. Set on Status ity of seven to eight million gal­ Extra Stamp tonus! U S m S S W btri Stamp Bonus! r lived in the north end o f town for lons. Hatcher and Richard N. Good­ 60 yean. The Gleason family home li HYGRADE’S DAISY BUTT »65* win, a presidential aide, told news­ About 6,050 homes, shops, and 0MM mHCMnnM o m t w r kveee * Of Water Co. was located at the corner of Main industrial and commercial estab­ men that Kennedy called Mra. and Delmont Sts., a property later Roosevelt after he found she was lishments are .connected to the city occupied by the Knighta of Co- sewer system which pipes all I Live Chicken Lobsters »69' attempting to organize a commit­ The Public UtUlUes Commis­ lumbua and now the office of Dr. zz wastes to the , new plant. tee. Kennedy, they said, expressed sion has set June 20 as the date John Shea. a desire at that time that "reput­ of a public hearing at 10:30 am. Pltkat told aldermen that for­ Otif Nrii 8oeWeo seO Mm R She Is survived by several nieces eign material found in sewage w able citizens and representative In the State office Building, Hart­ and nephews, including Mrs. Americans” head a central com ford, on the status of the Pine water coming into the new plant a t •iMRirisg wM yea. TssU CALIFORNIA UY PLANE TO YOUR STOP A SHOPI sion and has the protection of the ADMITTED YESTERD AY; Mias Extra Tap Vi Im Stamps ebae yea bey hart said, "and I'm against the and nephews. ' Elsa Carney, Meriden; Denise STOP S SHOP BRINOS YOU Leave it to Stop A Shop to bring you the first ,. . specieily flown in from the ^vem m ent doing anything about commission as to services and The funeral will be held Friday ■ Stef iS b e p “ Tap Sbeiea” rates. A PUC engineer was as­ Reopell, Camp Meeting Rd., Bol weet coast to keep their flavor orcherd-freehl 49 at 9:30 a.m. at the W. P. Q u 1 s h ton; Mrs. Jennie Finnegan. 243 CLUB tr RIB ROAST §f BEEF : He said be feared that yielding signed to Investigate the Pine Funeral Home, 225 Main St, fol­ THE LOWEST PRICE EVER! Knob sHuation. Oak St.; Mra. Georglanna Conlon, ■» to Castro’s demand for an ex­ lowed by a solemn high Mass of FteST OF THE SEASON! In setting the hearing, the PUC 102 9. Lakewood Cir.; Albert Calve, change of American tractors for requiem at 10 a.m. at St. James' 63 New Bolton Rd.: Mrs. Petronel- Extra Tap Faiae Stamps vbea yea bey the release of Cuban prisoners noted the Pine Knob Water Co. Church. Burial will be In St. 11 Klelza, 1007 Tolland Tpke.; a plemp, amaty Stap fi Sbep Fresh Peaches FNOMFROM SOUTH DARDLINACAROLINA 29^ may qualify as a mibllc service "w ill make us the laughing stock James’ Cemetery. George Helm. East Hartford; Mrs. cpmpany under the provisions of FIELD STONE ’COMPLETE WHITE GEM BRONIB of the world." Friends may call at the funeral Julia Cook. 67 Benton St.; Mrs. CALIFORNIA "W e have had one fiasco down state law. SIDEWALLS Birds Eye Esther Ridgeway. 23 Brooklyn St., The statement apparently stems home tonight from 7 to 9, and there already, and we mustn't tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Rockrille; Mra. Marion Chesley, BRICK Extra Tap Vaiea Stamps ebaa yea bey Loiif WkHe A U from the engineers report which New Potatoes trr 10 69* have another," Capehart said. p.m. Norchester Rd., Vernon; Robert SIDEWALLS Step aai Shap'i teaOar He said he sent the telegram "as noted that both Pine Knob Hills Boucher. Hublard Dr.. Vernon; J o u ’l i find a complete variety of Memorial Day Plant* an Individual Senator ahd not in Sind Oak Hills Estates sub-divtsions David W. Carter, Box Mountain BEEF LIVER OB CALVES LIVER behalf of any other member, al­ are served by the water company. Boat Industry Gains Dr,, Vernon: Mrs. Sonhle Stachol- Cemetmry Lag* and Jardiniar* at Stap A Shapl though a number of us share my Pine Knob Hills was developed by sky, Stafford Springs; Mra. Eleanor PEAS views.” I. R. Stich Associates and Oak New York—The Untied States Starrett. 26 Ferndale Dr.; Donald litra Tap Vplae Stamps ebea yea bay Even before the While House Hills by Ireland Home Construc­ boating industry bucked recession Banks. 88 Benedict Dr., Wapping; ■ lO-paeeS paekega ef statement, there had been little tion Co. tides and advanced 2 per cent, to Mark Rivard, Berlin; George Spell­ doubt the administration was giv­ 2.5 billion dollars, In 1960. Sales man, 184 Summit St.; Robert 10 oz KNigtftrd CharcMl BriNutN ing encouragement to the tractors-' of outboard motors, boats, and Gruessner, 93 Vernon St.: Mrs. P k p for-prlsoners committee. trailers dropped $26,000,000 during Aleda Muske, Sfl Maple St.; Mra. Extra Tep Vales Stamps *baa ysa bay While various departments About Town the year to $442,000,000. The In­ Judith‘S LaChapelle, Phoenix St., maintained an official hands-off crease came In accessory sales, In­ Vernon, a IS sataa paekage ef Sekelar'i position, Kennedy’s encouragement Claudia Circle of Emanuel Lu­ surance, docking, repairs, and club AD M ITTED TOOAY;Mra. LlUie POTATO CHIPS OR FRIULS was seen in a variety of indirect theran Church will meet Friday at memberships. O’Brien, 165 Autumn . St.; Mrs. aids from different federal agen­ 8 p.m. In the'reception room In the Sophie Jenkins, North Windham; cies that indicated White House parish building. Miss Dagny PRE-DAWN RAIDS NET 10,000 David Bergstrom. 383 Porter St. ODD SHAPES Eifrs Tep Valee Stamps wkea yea bey backing. Bang, a former nurse In Korea, Johanheaburg, South Africa, BIRTHS,.YBSTERDAY: A son a paakaga sf 4 1— A Coast Guard plane providedwill be guest speaker. She is vis­ May 24 (>P)—Security police to Mr. and Airs. Donald Crawford, transport for prisoner representa­ iting her niece, Mra. Earl Gard­ staged massive pre-dawn raids Fox Trail, Coventry; a daughter I TOOTSIE ROU ICE CREAM BARS tives. ner. 173 Spring St. Members today In an effort to prevent a to Mr. and Mre. Donald Warren, 2— The State Department madewill bring pictures for the scrap­ S-day nationwide strike non- Andover; a ton to Mr. and Mrs. plain it would waive the Cuban book and used clothing, particular­ whltea have called to begin David Carpenter, 18 'Whitney Rd. SUNSHINE NABISCO iitra Tap•pVajH’ ¥$1*4 Stamps vfcae yea bey embargo to let the tractors ly children's clothing. Monday. The number Jailed rose BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. through. to as high as 10,000 by unofficial and Mrs. H. Leslie Schofield. 62 KRISPY CRACKERS LORNA DOONE FREE TIME SPRAY STARCH 3— The Treasury is reported Rabbi Leon Wind will be the esttmates. Police conceded they Village St., Rockville; a daughter seeking ways to allow tax deduc­ guest speaker this evening at the fa ll^ to get those they wanted to Mr. and Mra. Donald O 'M en , 11 ex callo O O c poekogs O tions for gifts to the committee. dinner meeting of the Slaterhood most, the African leaders of the Thompsonvllle. X * 29c lafra Tep Vaiea Stamps wbee yea bay 4— And the White House wasof Temple Beth El In Norwich. resistance to the government's DISCHARGED MONDAV: Wil­ Replace Worn Out Wood with said to have decided the exchange strict racial policies. But they liam Ritchie Jr., 3 Deepwood Dr.; ARY BA6 GRASS SEED would not violate the Logan Act — GRAHAM’S CONDITION WORSE said more raids are planned un­ Mra. Evelyn Stenhouae, 47 Holl a law that bars private citizens London, May 24 (>P)— Evan­ til underground leaders are St.; Mrs. Alice Wilson Janiak, gelist Billy Graham was ron- Lifetime Steel Cellar Doors Maxwell House KITTY 4 from dealing with foreign govern­ caught. The South African Stafford Springs. Iitra Tap Valaa Stamps wbae yta bay ments in any matter in dispute flned to his hotel room today Press Association published un­ DISCHARGED YESTERDAY: CONCRETE Enjoy the sofety and satisfaction of sturdy durable steel INSTANT COFFEE SALMON PET FOOD with the United States. with a severe bron, Ti' ' Maiikmill mmee for the proteettos of Its in the eonflnee mt ezisting New Wapping. *i.“ 4 9 c 2 5 9 ' . X . 3 9 C 'sr 'a * iis 69' JIL°S.32'''X'82' Be off I 22a«aan18c 4 32 39 2.39 f "Our exhibition of mercy and ports. Hampshire raoe tradez.' DISC91ARGED TODAY: Call 1 I'' ' I""

"■•’4 -V r )PA(3B TWELVE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MAl^CHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 PAGE THIRTBRN X CSuriatlne and PcnnaHaulsy, Janet Two Stop Signs Risley Students Klemoa, Alan Roclenls, Dolly Virug May Stay Heck, Doris Diehl, Phyllis Arnold, THERE c6ME t im e s in the Uves of moot in- Erected by Police . In Dance Recital Susan and Charles Idler Jr. Dormant in Host The Open Forum vnstors when it juflt teems impossible to mtke Too Stop slgnc heve been lUehard J. Rldey and his dance Washlngt(»i — Filtrable viruses buy, sell or hold decisions. Shall I take my profit erected by the poUcc department. OoramunleatlonB for pufeUotlOM In Um Op«n Iteum will not bn students will present their fourth Jamestown Plans may be latent in human tissues tor One hclta trelBc nerthbeund on annual dance recital, “Dance Cap­ yeara before turning vicious, ac- In ABC? Should I hold XYZ? Could I better my po- Summit St. ct Wedaworth St. ers o t ’ix y Sunday, June 4, at tha ’62 Tobacco Fete ocrding to a report published by CUcf Jem u Reardon aald the sign mny be llbelcua < the nwiiHiscwiaw luntutloa. sition by shifting from this to that? When you wss erseted- to alow can going leal views la desired by cantTflmtiona of tlds ehnmcter but let­ BaUey Audltcrium of Manchester The viruses, w U ^ oauaa such ever the hill. ter- wtalch are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. High School at S p.m. Jamestown, Va. — The 850th diseases as polio, meningitis, and find yourself in doubt aboutjm Investment situa­ The other was put up on Cone SSES this anniversary of tobacco, America's pneumonia, can mutate to form Over 200 dancers will take part oldest Industry, will be celebrated SL at Stephans S t in tap, toe, ballet, acrooaUe, mo­ new strains and differeat disease tion, come in and talk things over with us. Chief Reardon aald other algna B olton’s Tbs Gold gtaedari at Jamestown with four days of symptoms, the report said. And win be erected around town aoon. To the Bdltor, To the Kdltor, dem Jass and baton routines, ac­ special festivities May 16-19, 1962, they may hava quite different ef­ The widespread amount of While the Amerieini people.were companied by Michael Foley, stu­ Jamestown’s first commercially fects, depending on the age, gene­ printed space on ’ Bolton’s school reading in their Sunday-morning dio pianist, assisted by Tony successful tobacco crop, harvested tics, and health of the host Opm Thurs. 8Mto 9Mpjn. and Sat until noon. problem necessitates clariflcaUon O'BrlAt and Sam Fellca Mrs. in 1612, saved tha first British of reasons for the Junior high rejec- newspapers of May 31, 1961 of the Jane Miller wiU be a guest per­ colony from economic collapse. - ' OIL HESEBVliS OBOP Grange Notes Uon so a better understanding by attempt by prominent Americans former. It was a turning point in Amer­ Washington — Proved United PUTNAM* S’ CO. persons concerned may be possible. to raise a huge amount of money Pupils who will solo are Patti ican history, for Jamestown was StatesT reserves of crude oil Mombers New York Stock Cxqhonee Although much unfavorable pub­ Mrs. Charlea Normand of Fair- as a Tribute for blackmail to be McDowell, Kathleen Burke, Paul Uien the only permanent English dropped by 106,000,000 barrels last n lAR c m m n . • field, state lecturer, haa announced " Mi licity has been given to the tax In­ Kurtz, Warn Bertram, David Bak­ settlement in the New World. The year, to 81.6 billion barrels. Prod­ V ’- t crease aspect, the large issue is. turned over to the international Jam** T. Half StarM the New Eingland Lecturer'a Con­ gangster Fidel Castro the Com­ er, Janet Diehl, Beverly Smith, crop was planted and sold by John uction fell by 11301,000 b a r r ^ to ference will be held at the Univer­ education versus school. Many feel munist of Cuba the American Mary Rubner, Charlett Hubner, Rolfs, who married Pocahontas. 3.4 billion. the building of our Junior high is a sity of Rhode Island, Kingston, backward step. The present tuition people where not appraised of a R.I,, Aug. 21 to 25. The theme will recent statemoit by offlelals of the be "Goals For the Sixties.” The prt»ram with Manchester gives Treasury Department that they are our students what Bolton's limited Connecticut program, "Goals for supporting a Mil now tn the Con­ At Stale . Brotherhood," will presented enrollment and resources can never gress to repeal the U per cent gold equal. This vear Bolton expecU to Olenn Ford, as Tancay Chra- imder the direction of Mrs. Nor­ pay *94.600 for this privilege. This reserve now held In the Federal vat. and Anne Baxter, as Dix­ mand on Thursday at 9:20 a.m. Reserve System as a hedge against According to Mrs. Helen Bous- total represents the coats of educa­ Inflating the dollar beyond the ie, appear in "Clmairon,” M«- tion and the school's construction. tro-Ckddwyn-Mayer’s spectac­ quet state home economics chair­ absolute aero of intrinsic worth. REGAL TEAMS UP WITH man, Judges for the state finals in •Ibis benefits Manchester by lower .Coming at a time when the Vice ular film version of Edna Fer- taxes and Bolton in better educa- ber’s famed novel of the great ths National Sewing Contest on President la traveling half way land rush of 1889 and the June 8 at Mlddlebury Town Hall lion. around the world with more then The iurprise request for the opening of the Oklahoma Ter­ will be Mrs. Jacqueline Hale, edu­ ninth grade termination coinciding forty millions of dollars in aid to ritory. Marla Schell ahd Ar­ cational director of William Prym foreign governments to stem the thur O'Connell are other stars Inc., Mrs. Margaret McLea of with the time of the referendum tide of communism, with sixty necessitates a new appraisal of this la the cast of the Cinema-^ W. L Clactonbury, teacher of sewing, millions of dollars in grains Scope ahd color film. The show arts and crafts, and Mrs. Beatrice mutual beneficial relationship. The promptly provide by the interna­ To bring you this parade o f published notice also warned "it opeM today at the State Thea­ Tomlinson of Glastonbury, sewing tional c a rt^ of our business world ter. Instructor and former employe of also has some application to the through our neighbor Canada to senior high.” Can Bolton embark valuot in summor shoes. Sizes C to EEE Manchester Coat and Suit Co. the Communist regime of China to Maater’s Desk on a Junior high construction with keep their armies healthy and private dabt doubled In leas than any sissurance that in three to five ALL AT ONE LOW PRICEl State Master Robert K. Mitch­ ready for further worid conquest ten yeara ell In Washington recently to study 3reans other grades will not be sud­ the question should be asked of Inasmuch as It la the eontan- denly terminated? the agricultural act of 1961, re­ our Administration; do we need to tion of these Treasury Ofinclals ports the set is based on the The total anticipated 1963-63 open the front door to Communist that they want to insure the for­ high school enrollment is 197 of Grange program of commodity by expanlbn by destloylng the forces eign Investors that their invest­ eommodity approach. Granges which 58 are of ninth grade. ThU of economlCAgreedom in our na­ ments will be supported by our na­ is projected for 1971 to 308 of should make known their views tion? tion's gold, it wMud be timely with and wishes to their Congressman which 78 are ninth grade. This all candor to ask these officials does not take in account any In the twenty-seven years since and Senator. The time is now, Uie New Deal devalued the dollar where they stand in regards to the since the vote on the President’s changes by immigratlcai, drop outs, men and women that supplied the or use of Catholic and technical and provided the first step on the farm proposal will be coming up V road to the decline of our Ameri­ toil, invest, tears and blood in war In a few weeks. schools. Bolton does have now and in peace that provided the or in the near future the recom­ can Republic, there is doubt that Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Eastman there has even been a more brazen necessary means by which the for­ of Ledyard, were the reciplenta of mended enrollment for a junior or eign group achieved their wealth senior high program that would attempt on the part of an Adminis­ a silver service at the recent con­ tration to encourage infiatlon and in our nation . . . Are they to be ference of the Farmers and Trad­ not deprive our students of proper sacrificed on the alter of economic education. destroy the remaining curbs on in­ ers Life Insurance Co., In SjTa-1 News is that New York and oth­ flation as is the present position serfdom so that the minute minds cuse, N. Y., In recognition for out- ■ er cities, with long junior high ex­ taken by these Treasury Officials mean spirits and fiscal follies of standing production In 1960. Alio perience, have found them to have in regards to the bill that would the Keynesian economist can play present were Sen. Alden Ives of serious education shortcomings have no further effect on the do­ into the hands of the intemaUonal Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman and are reconsidering the 8-4 pro­ mestic economy than to create a one worlders. K. Ives of Florida and Thomaston. gram. Some feel that Bolton false impression of economic well­ Tliere Is a principle invdilved and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prelll of should consider this oefore under- being by inflating the money here that is devoid of all integrity Wlnsted. takng a* junior high. market with more flat p^per that of justice to the American people Waahintgon News Others fed the expansion of has lead to disaster the world over. that under our constitutional law Edward F. Holter, lecturer of our grammar school la the most When the monetary managers the Administration is under oath ( I ) Perforated blutcher in cordovan color and black. (2) Flexible and cool Nylon Mesh in 5-ayalat style. Black and brown. (3) Popular the National Grange alnce 1947. pressing problem. The school is asked Congress to lower the gold' to preserve. grain leather in black and white only. Moccasin style, leather sole. (4) Continental style perforated^ loafer;-(5) Moccasin style in haa resigned to become director ; overcrowded and lacking in rooms, requirements from 35 and 40 per This -act will destroy the last Of the Farmers Home Admlnistra- ' office, -and storage space. The cent in 1945 it was under the plea vestage of the domestic gold Flexie sola. Black and brown. tlon for the states of Delaware and | board's failure to consider expan­ ot war emergency but though the standard. It will lead to tha-cen­ Maryalnd. effective June. , sion. the widespread publicity to war ended a few months later they tralization of the welfare state. C. Jerome Davis, field assistant I tuition and our grammar school continued to promote inflation to Respectfully Submitted to the national master, and Mrs. ' M students, double sessions, elimina­ the extent that our public and Frederick A. Baker Davis have returned from Egypt | tion of the cafeteria and hot lunch where they represented the United ' is resented by some to be pressure States at the International Agrl- to force acceptance of a junior eultural Exposition. hig^ Former Secretary of State Bolton now has three alternates: Christian A. Herter, Defense Re­ To ask reconsideration for the search Inc., and Airborne Instru­ ninth grade in Manchester and a ^WHO MAY APHLY .... ments Laboratory have recently large expansion of our grammar Any MsidMit d i CewnecMcet. Yeong and aid acquired offices In the new Nation­ sdiool that will take advantage of al Grange building. the government's aid program in alike may obtain Ihe MNoe beneftft wHh ne Eight new subordinate Granges industrial arts; the building of a ape^I rates doe ta age. Thera b ne physkol er are reported organized In Florida: junior high school, if a long term ANY RESIDENT heelHi statement raqoirsd. If yen ora o rasidsnt six by Deputies Sherman and Lida contract can be arranged with of CennecHent and do net already hove Ives of Thomaston, Conn., and two Manchester for our 10-12 grades: by Deputy Harold Brundage of the building of a junior-senior OF CONNECTICUT Danbury. high with the possibility of obtain­ Pomona Acthities ing tuition students to .enable a »ITAItr OF SUMHTf May 24—East Central Pomona, better education program; arrange Coventry Grange Hall. 8 o m., for four year tuition program In a REGARDLESS OF AGE OR HEALTH Yaw baneMs wHI stait frsm 90 to 19D iloyt talent show and contest. nearby high school. afterItar CMf CMS rambes * yew n p M " * May 2.1—Hillatown Grange. 8 p. There is a large acceptance of yew OrstAnt payment| h recrived by tfmt time. Ha m„ memorial program; Coventry the town's need for a better place MAY APPLY FOR payM b ^ ymw ^botioat yoa wW Grange, 8 p.m., public pinochle of assembly. A combined audi­ party . torium and gymnasium should be be billed nt least tbraa weeks bafera yaw sRee- May 20—Bolton Grange, Com­ Included in ahy plan. To propose munity Hall, 8 p.m., neighbor’s one without the thorough oonaid- Hib Initial delay In both beaeMc and pof> nlght;.Hillstown Juvenile Grange. eration of everv possibiutv could BMota b nocasewy to help-moke thb Hberai CMS 7 p.m., "Parade of the Wooden deprive our chUdren of the best Soldiers.” education. May 27—Pioneer Past Masters There exists a sincere desire by Association, 8 p.m., potluck at 7 most to build the best possible ...... OBTAIN THE SAME BROAD BENEFITS NOW AVAILABLE TO p.m., those attending requested to school. All is lacking now is faith bring Items for auction, program and consideration in each other. OVER 1AM)0,000 IN CONNECTICUT WHO ARB ALREADY Yew may apply for tha some liberal by Mrs. Bessie Howe of East W. J. Treschuk MEMBERS OF YOUR COMMUNITY PLAN. now available to ever 1 JN)0,000 CMS i Hartford Grange. 1,000 Orttlqne To the Editor, I would like to take this oppor­ 00000a n d HAVE LOW COST COVERAGE DEVELOPED TO MEET THE tunity to express my views on the menta of frqm $5 to $3M; pnymenb fer doctor's movie "Exodus” which is playing NEEDS OF AU THE PEOPLE OF CONNECTICUT. visHs if you ora he^talized ever three d«M for Per­ presently at a downtown Hutford • non-eurgical cenditlen; maternity beneWb on Theatre. 1. For those of you who have the tomily cenlroct; and diognosHc »rays in a sonal read the book—Please! Please! do- €G!ii]@ HAS SPECIALIZED IN SURGICAL- doctor's office eatside af a hospitot. not go-to see the movie. ,^ e aoM„. PIUS Service ienefhs . . . full peyaenf of 2. For those of you who have MEDICAL CARE PREPAYMENT FOR 12 YEARS these covered eenrices for members ki lower la* Story already, unfortunately, seen the eoaie greaps who qualify. sMi Quasi 9te(s movie, but have not read the book, ■■ ** IN CONNECTICUT Please! Please! read the book. I irt OAtt Of eoHMSCTiciff Sincerely, ^Tm COOT JS ID W \ • . . A CBS Radio Feature Only on Roger M. Nejegro CMS Rseitibershlp b auide ctvailoble at lose M flilC MON.-FRI. 8:10 P.M. Manchester, Conn. cyis Coitnecticut Medical Service. Inc. them 7c a day fer each member. Yew cemmunHy f t H IT 1280 ON TOUR DIAL plan operates, selefy to help pay doctor bilb and spsdalisss in this Itsld In Conncctkwt. THE MONTHLY COST IS: THI WAUm» THt WIATNfR OAk IndivMiral M ale...... $1JT5 15* ao* 45* Individual Nmole (No Mofuraffyl...... 2.0S Pomlly (With Mafsraifyl ...... 5.10 A * SPKIAL APPLY FOR THE ONE CONTRACT PREFERRED THt SMAUM THI IIAM I INDIVIDUAL THAT REST MEETS YOUR NEEDS FAMILY CMS will bin you only once uoeb thrae muatlit. Only CONTRACT A HUSBAND AND WIFE WHO DO NOT WANT C O N T R A a MATERNITY BENEFITS MUST SEND TW O WITH MATEllNITY SEPARATE APPLICATIONS FOR THE SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL CONTRACT. WITH YOUR APPLICATION l i ; TOU ARE THINKING OF ADDITIONAl APPLICATIONS APS A YA IlA B li PPOM CMS. I " CARPETS . . . THERE ARE SO.ME REAL GOOD Gas Heat Offers MAIL TO: CMS, BOX 101, NEW HAVEN 1, CONN. VALUES IN FREE ^ A’ Flame that changes size THE SUIT THAT PRESSES ITSELF AS YOU WEAR IT ALTERATIONS with the weather. I BRAIDED RUGS AND A Thermostat sensative to Magic? No . . . NORTHWEAVE! SAGNER tailors tq/norrow's s u it- bath— and even there the pre-set creases would stay in). 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Do not buy gas heat ■Mi MOsm — Ik. « 4 OrMl cniaattaaa IMI MANCHESTER until you hear the Re­ UUNU m*»kBasasncstwsaw.iwist, sic.aitiiHrikii MON.-W»D.-FRI.-SAT. mOOBPOBATED etoi nffira g^^tocTraffi HI EBB I ^^^^^^0si^^M ^ ^ wBm^DSuEc — NORTHW t (MlasraMinkacamtaiMpapsaMta«MMMmaiM«NkSnmMNrw

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/* t 9A C K FOURTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCIffiSTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 Section Two WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 lEuftting IffraUi WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 Pages IS to 28 your old dad run the grocery store. the world — the American jwuth Hai Boyle If you put your mlpd to it. you can and Russia’s Turl Gagarin, who find a lot of romance in canned New Image "leaves wife and family and pos­ irS IN THE MN! peas and pork chops.” sibly life Itself to serve the Com­ WHBN YOU OUT AND Why Joe GoUege "I tell you they're all gpoiled to­ munist Ideal.” RAKE WITH A NEW day. Why. when I got out of col­ Of VS. Urged The difference in the two Committee Will Study Youths Tell lege. we felt we were darned lucky images, hs said, la that “we’re not School Superintendent if we got a job at $25 a week." forced to make any decision” In Rotarians of Grits His. Teeth "Most of the graduates afe Con­ By Fr. Shaw our way of life. "The. choice and tributing to the college memorial effort must come from the Individ­ School Needs Proposal Memorial Day Speaker union fund. Since you’ll probably The Rev. Charles Shaw, princi­ ual young adult,” he said. Day in Office New York. M«y 24 UP* — Re- fines. The sum you still owe is be a bit short of ready cash until pal of the new Eaat Catholic High Adult Americans must' help the nark> a coUef:# senior, ciMs of $87.64 • 1 you get established, I just brought School, yesterday challenged mem­ young people of this country to Should Manchester abandon three small elementary schools Superintendent of Schools William H. Curtis will be guest "Your father says it is perfect­ '-along this $300 promissory note, bers of the Kiwania Club to guide and replace them with modem ones ? The annual Rotary Youth and aWJl.'geti Ured of hearing; the youth of America in setting' a be "strong enough to rule tomor­ Government Day program on May speaker at the annual Memorial Day services this year In "W'eli; Sli}n,e.v, that 4-ycar loaf ly all right with him if you go { and if you'll sign i t . . . ” row’s world,"., he said,...:____ Should the town reduce Tthe pupil-teacher ratio from 80 4 helped one Manchester High Center Park, after the parade. ahead and get married the day I "And so, young men and women, new'image of thia nation.. on father’e dmigh Is about over." Father Shaw r e v Le'ilv e d the “ The world half expects that pupllS'to 25 pupils? School student learn in one day The services will begjn at a.m. on the steps leading to after graduation — that is. if you as you leave the ivied campus the soaring American eagle wj^.. what he hadn’t learned about 11 "If he's the hope of tomorrow, hind and embark upon your chosen ’imagea” of other nation* — Eng­ And finally, will the town have commute* and by the various *the flai,-pole, instead of at the Sol­ are prepared to support a wife. He land, "an attractive young queen hatch chickens," Father Shaw to build 39 classrooms by 1995 to boards Involved. Manchester by living here all his the country might as well give up says he i.s able to support only careers. 1 fling at you this chal­ said. "It’s up to us to prove it life. dier's Monument. now and save Itself a lot of lenge: Live Dangerously.” and mother”: Prance, a "tall, n.eet Increased enrollment? Here are the achool construc­ The Rev. Philip J. Hussey, pas­ one w ife himself—me, your darling gaimt, disciplined man, Charles de wrong." These and other knotty pi*ob- tion projects proposed by Kramer: Gregory Manchuck, a senior, trouble.” rnother." “Used, textbooks are a drug on tor of St. Bartholomew’s Churcll, Gaulle”; and Russia, a "smiling lems will be considered by a spe­ 1. Thirteen rooms and a cafe­ served ss general manager for the win deliver the invocation, and the "The starting salary is only $75. "I know you majored in inter­ the market this time of your, but cial committee a j^ ln te d -last day. Ls.*t night, at a Rotarv there are no fringe benefits and I'll give you $6.85 for the lot.” Khmshchev.” Reading Speed Doubled teria to be added to Robertson Rev. Percy M. Spurrier, aaaociata national economic problems, my Too long, he said, nations have night by Martin Alvord, chairman School. Nine rooms would be Club mpetlng at the Manchester minister of South Methodist you'll be on the road three week.' boy, but our firm makes rippers. "If security is what you’re look­ of the town planning commission, for pupils In the- Robertson area, Country Club at which ho and 11 out of four — but we feel the op­ ing for at your age, young fella, considered Uncle Sam a "wealthy New York—The average Ameri­ Church, will lead the benediction. We’re looking for a young fellow relative In the family of natlona” can reads only aa fast as an eighth- at the end of a meeting on future and four rooms would replace the other former "town ofTlcers" were portunity for personal advance­ full of fire and ginger who can eat. why don’t you go out and get your­ iM ra OranvUle Tkomaa paiesde and an "Irresponsible bachelor 21'WHIRLWIND S.F. school needs attended by the plan­ Buckland School. guests, he said. "I didn’t realize The Round Table Singers of ment is unlimited for anyone who self arrested so you can go to jail. grader — fewer than 200 words a what went on In the town." Manchester High School and the sleep and talk zippers 24 hours uncle ■with money to bum. minute. Research has proved that, W'mdJumwl Mawkg ning commission, the board of edu­ 2. Thirteen rooms at Keeney gets a kirk out of good old-fash­ That’s real security.” cation and the board of directors. St. School. Two of these classes Manchuck reviewed his day Salvation Army quartet will sing. a day. seven days a week." "Here’s your fraternity pin, In Rockville High Farce "It's time he demanded and got no matter what your present read­ Power-driven—feature packed! ioned hard work ' some respect," the priest said. Compare thia mower with any aalf- On the committee are Edward would accommodate pupils from which, he said. Included a tour The parade, led by CapL Wal­ "Naturally no student will be "Frankly. Sidney. I think the I Sidney. I’ve decided to marry the ing speed may be, you can train I with General Manager Richard ter A. Von Hone of Vernon, com­ talent scouts from some of thesa Laura Granville and Thomas^ Father Shaw said adult Ameri­ yourself to at least double that propellcd roUryl Thia ia the eom- Rybezyk, town planning engineer; the Keeney St. area who are now allowed to graduate who has ' boy i went steady with In high Dziczek, two sophomores at Rock­ can* must "stand up and fight for oltte mower for three^eaaon uae— William Curtis, superintendent of attending Washington School. I Martin of. the reseiw'oir and splll- manding officer of the E n ^ e e ra failed to pay his college library big corporations would show more school —the one whose father owns mer, Carol Hlleman, Gary Graff rate In a short time. eoring, aummer and fall. No eztraa : wa.v In Glastonburj’. "Mr. Mar- Detachment of the Oonnecticut ville High School, will be seen and Sandra Wilson. the new image for the East and schools; Genei^ Manager RlcHard 3. Seven rooms and other fa­ Interest in you If you'd shave off a bank.” the West." to buy! Leaf Mulcher, Chute, Oiaae- Martin; and Harold Kramer, repre­ cilities which could be expanded tin,” he said, "does quite a bit of State Guard and parade marshal, that silly looking beard. " ■"I hope you’ll always look on me June 2 In ‘T-ake Your Medicine,” a The show is being directed by Cstthing Bag included. Front whBM I hiking.” Lee Powell, assisted by Miss Enid Other nations are watching the drivR M ea*y lo handle—better than sentative from the Planning and to a larger school at a new site will Include marching units from "That diploma and 1.1 cents will as a kind of a sister to you, really three-act farce presented by the youth of America, he said, and rear drive for control. Bflfortle* Renewal Associates of Cambridge, to the Spring St. area. I Other former "town officers" various veterafis’ organizations j sincerely interested in your welfare Pearl. Tickets aria available from For Honost I who attended the banquet wcie get you a swell ride on the sub- I school’s Dramatics Club in the club members or may be pur­ see only girls who like “b o y s, starting is assured with the nsw Mass., an«,organization now con- 4. Five or six rooms at High­ in Manchester, Mayor Harold A. wa.v." I —hut that’s all." clothes, Fabians, and telephones,” Economical Ropoirt on Spin Start feature. A few tm w a (--dijeting a study of Ijanchester's land Park School. Donald Cordner, who seiwed a.* Turkington, the board of direc­ DONT "Gee. how I envy you, young j auditorium. chased at the door. ■mjlo touch and the powerful aa- "I hear the engmeering grads ; Miss Granville, the daughter of and boys who like “girls... cars, Radio, TV, Storoo, future needs. Kramer said equal priority superintendent of recreation: An­ tors, and young people's units. Sttn plenty of wear in have got guys st^ding in line of­ ' man ju.«t getting out of college fine apings action! Kramer told the three boards should be given to Highland Park thony Alibrio Jr., chief of police: shoea wkea brought here for and your whole life still ahead of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Granville of URANllJM DEAL SLOWED and sports on the eide." The parade will begin at 9:30 fering 'em jobs anvwvhere from Rt. 30, Vernon, has participated Cape Town—The United States Father Shaw said he foresees Phonographs, a Mewt Orot* • Cuh waadt v that a report issued by his firm School, Keeney St. and Robert­ Miss Leslie Carlson, chief of the a.m, at the Army and Navy Club espert refwiriiig. $550 to $600 a month." ■ you." a AnH-fcnIp diac a Trims d a te earlier this month on Manchester’s son. town fire department; Miss Mary "Okay, Sidney, so we got our In the Girls Athletic Activities and Britain are stretching out two major “Imsges” to Influence Applloncos future educational needs had been Jane McLaughlin, assessor. on Main St., and will proceed up ' 4>pea Mondays All Day "Look at it this way. kid. Just Club. Junior Red Cross, Student their Imports of uranium oxide a Quick haighl-ef-cwl chant* The Spring St. School might not Main St.«>and . E. Center St. to Cloeed tiVednesday ; diplomas at last. Now let’s go out changed, since new information had have to be constructed until 1965. The Robins Sing Ahooooove You Also, Henrv- (Buddv) Minor, 2 because you went to college no­ on the highway and hitchhike back Council, folk dance, modem dance from South Africa. Contracts re­ a FIniar-lip angina eontrol* "been received. WlUlam H. CurtI* Munro Park. At the park, the Rev. Afternoons body's going to hand you the and bowling groups. She is also on he said, but land should be squired Cal Beggs gestures In one of the lively "Shoshimon Four" song deliveries while Fred Evans. Hal town clerk; Steven Me Adam, su­ H. Osgood Bennett, pastor of home." negotiated recently call for a total Phone Ml 9-4537 The three school* which should for 11 now. Harrison and Wes Miles hold that note. The four men are engineers, and cho.se the name “Sho.slii- perintendent of schools; David world on a platter. " the staff of the "Bannerette.” of 28,350 tons by 1971 liutead of H A 0 9 6 Comdett be abandonned, said Kramer, are White, mayor; Michael Geciaus- North Methodist Church. wlU lead 130 Center St.—Cor. of Church ■ with Spin Start Mayor Harold A. Turkington mon Four" because it means “Moving Stick" in Indian, Three of the men are from Manchester; building a t 269 W. Middle Tpke., a prayer. Munro Park is the site SAM YULYES "The worst of it. as I see It. Dziczek, a .student In the tech­ by 1M7 aa In the old agreements. the Buckland School with four Evans 1* from West Hartford. They will be entertaining at the Emanuel Lutheran Churchmen s kas. superintendent of public $500. *" have to wear a necktie every day Lutz Adult Unit curricular activity tb dramatics. Keeney Annex with three cla.*s- ent of the water department; pair of fire damage to home at 22 23 OAK STREET He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. EASY TERMS! of town could be used. Kramer The parade will countermarch the rest of our life. " rooma for mentally retarded chil­ said the committee should look Miss Carole LaPolt, controller; Elizabeth Dr., $2,000. Same Side As Watkins "Remember, son I'd be awful glad To Pick Officers Charles Dziczek of 10 Highland Don't Nogloct Slipping dren, and the Orford Village School development In this area will not and Miss Suzanne Tavlor,. chief of to Center Park for the service. Into It, adding that his company hit Highland Park School be­ Buoklancl Piipiln R. Oliver Mansur, to erect a If you just came back and helped Ave.. Rockville. with two classroom*. About Town the Eighth District Fire Depart­ fence at 28 S. Hawthorne St., $200. On Sunday and Monday pre­ Other studenta In the cast in­ Abandoning these schools would recommended using town owned cause St. Bartholomew's Elemen­ ment. ceding Memorial Day, represen­ Officers imd trijstees, w4ll be FALSE TEETH FREE! land wherever possible. tary School may have six grades Charles A. Jaworski. to erect a clude Leslie Grant, Donna Light, Do falM tM th drop. Blip or wobblt III Talent Show tatives of veterans’ groups ■will elected at the annual dinner meet­ mean replacement of nine class­ operating by 196.*). Memorial Temple, Pythian Si.*- E.ich of the Btudentsi reviewed garage a t 33 Clyde Rd., $1,500. Patricia Pryor, Joanne Giulietti, when 3TOU tAlk. eat, Imuih or sneeze? rooms In addition to the, number Kramer said a factor which has ters. will sponsor a kitchen social his day in office. Many said they Arnold Lawrence for Irma S. assist in decorating soldiers’ ing of the adult membership of Harlene Fleischman, Karen Olsen, Don't bt annoyed and embsmtesed "LAWN not been considered carefully so Most of the effect of St. graves. Wilber Little, American by such hsndlcsps. FASTD5TH, sn already recommended, for a total Bartholomew’s will be felt in the tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the home of Pupils of Buckland School pre- were made aware for-the first Lawrence, additions to home at the Lutz Junior Museum Wednes­ Pamela Michaud, Jean Wisniew­ sJksHns (non*Acfdl powder ^ bptIo of 39 classrooms. far Is the proposed relocation of Legion representative to the Buckeley School enrollment. Kra­ Mrs. Call Hilding. 801 Main St.lsented a talent show last evening time of the functions of town gov­ 571 P orter St., $3,000. day, May 31. at 6:30 p.m. at the ski, Molly Ligrht, Jerry Stanton, kle on yo\xr pistes, keeps fslse teeth GAMES” If the pupil-teacher ratio la Rt. 6 parallel to Hartford Rd. and ernment. R. E. Wandell for Rogers Corp., Permanent Memorial Day Com­ Ronald Povlosky and Joseph Ashe. more flnnly set. Oivee confident leel- A CBS Radio Feature Only on Charter Oak St. mer predicted, enough so Buckley ^ for their piarcnts and members of mittee. which plans the annual Manchester Country Club. Ins of leeurlty and added comfort. dropped by only one pupil, from 30 might be able to take grades five Highlights of their dav Included for addition.* to industrial build­ I The program will alao include Off-stage workers include Mary No fummy, gooey, paaty taaU or feel­ I l f l l l C MON.-FRI. 13 NOON hy TORO to 29 at the elementary level, eight The highway will tend to split ^___ I the Buckland PT.\ at the school. visiting con.struction sites, reser­ ing on Mill St.. $11,000, event, will be chairman of the dec­ RUMMAGE SALE Ann Backofen, Mary Ann Ham- ing. Get FASTEnTH today at drug T T i n r 1330 ON YOUR DIAL off the suuthein end of town from and six from the Manche.ster orating committee. Free booklet deacribea 50 lawn SPONSORED BY SOROPTOnST CXl’B^ I instrumental selections by Man- counter! everywhere. additional classrooms would be Green School. . Mrs, Ruth Hicock, president of program wa.s under the super- voirs, reading mail and complaints, William E. Young, for additions gamea—complete with rules,, the rest of the town Just as much to home at 21 Diane Dr., $100. ' cheater High School musicians and needed, according to an estimate The addition to Robertson School the P ast President.* CJiib of the ' Mrs. Rock Begin. checking on public requests, in­ Veterans and members of tha a report on the year’s museum ac- illustrations, required equip­ by Superintendent Curtis. as the Wilbur Cioss Highway American Legion AtixUiary. will ! Mrs. William Thayer, who is specting homes .and fire hydrants Raymond J. Wrobelskl, to erect committee will attend the 11 a.m. ment. These Ideas are still In a nebu­ splits the far western 'sectof of could be a separate building on the a two-familv dwelling at 166 Hil­ TOMORROW (THURSDAY, MAY 25) Ltivitles. New memberships re­ same campus with the pre.sent be hostess to the chib Fridav at I leaving Buckland School to teach attending meeting. a;id, 'in gen­ service at St. Mary’s Episcopal 2:00 P..M. ceived during the current member­ 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY 6ETY0URFREEC0PYT0DAYI lous state, however, awaiting fur­ town from the main part of town, 8 p.m. at her home, 400 Woodland i Hollister St. School, was pre- eral. learning the intricacies of in- liard St., $12,000. Church Sunday as a group. About ther consideration by the special he said. school, he .said. St. sented a pin and earring ,*et and 1 d'vidnal offices. ship drive will automatically en­ Whatever You Need— Tremendous growth factors In 125 people are expected to attend SALE WILL BE IN THE EMPTY title the holder to attend this meet­ You’ll .Always Find I t At A achool built south of Rt. 6 ------a corsage by the PTA members. Geciauskas said he r^glved the TB UNIT ELECTS the service, and will assemble at will be a neighborhood school, he the Robertson School area are a Teen-agers of the Salvation Ar- Mrs. Maurire Willey, president ; ‘'greatest benefit from learning ing. proposed construction of two more Cincinnati, May 24 )JP)—Dr. Church and Park Sts. at 10:45. Reservations may be made, no said. Any children from north of j Frederick C. Warring, Shelton, Final plans for the Memorial STORE AT THE PARKADE lane.s on the W ilbur Cross H igh­ my will meet at 7:30 tonight in;of the PTA Council in.stallcd new M’** Functions of the admihi^tra- later than Saturday, by calling the highway who attended it would way, and the construction of a the Youth Center for a social, after ] officers of the Buckland PTA. Mrs. 1 - Tbe students seemed to h'aye Conn., has been elected secretary- Day program will be made tomor­ Richard S. Carpenter, 63 B. Cen­ M A R Iw O W ^ have to be transported by bus even which refreshments will be served. Kenneth Prior, new pre.*ident, an­ noticed sidelights during their treasurer of the American row night by the committee. ter St. AMESITE .M.UN ST.—>n 9-6231 though they lived within walking huge interchange in the Buckland term in office. Alibrio. who was po­ 7]horacic Society. Tlic society. A special talk by Von Hone at McBRIDE'S St. area which will bring new hous­ nounced appointment of the fol­ a Free Pamel} Parking * distance. Elmer L. Odell and Warren E. lowing committee chairmen: Alex­ lice chief, said he found the cells \^ c h is the medical section of the Center Park will include Informa­ ing and industrial development in the police station "didn't look National Tuberculosis Association, Another Yactor which the special there, he said. Tennant of Manchester, lav volun- ander Penny, mem bership; Mr*. tion abbut the Civil War in recog­ SPORT SPOT committee should consider is that teeh .youth workers of the Episco Allan Griswold and Mrs. Begin, very comfortable," is hoidtng its annual convention. nition of the centennial celebration DRIVES May Qualify for Aid W arrin^^’as named yesterday. of the war. seven classrooms might be needed The addition to Roebrtson pal Dioce.*e of Connecticut, will be ways and means; Mrs. Abe Nuss- ’ took p art In HBodquorttn For for mentally retarded children by among many workers honored at dorf. hospitality: Mrs, Menin ! P*'°8>'ani. ^ FIRST IN QUALITY Experience Read Herald Advs. School might qualify for federal' said they hoped It W'ould continue 1965, he said, suid Superintendent aid, either under the \irban a dinner at the Waverly Inn in TTircsher. miblicity ard historian; i Ls Our Curtis believes these classes should Cheshire on June 5. j Robert Heins, princinal, a.* teacher | in the future so that other voung 1 ^ 3 ^ FAIREST IN PRICE renewal provision.* or under spot people might receive Insight's into Best EviRrudB Motors be located in several schonl.*. rath­ rehabilitation provisions. ----- I renresentative: Mrs. Dorothy i r i er than segregated in a special Volunteers of Hose Co. 2, Town j Matijezyk. lihiailan and nicmbera Manchester's government. Guarantee Lot Moriow't Holp to Proporo You For school. He did not know iiow much, he ^ FASTEST SERVICE 109 CENTER ST. said. Fire Department, who plan to at- af the executive board, program A "sleeper” area of develop­ tend the baseball game In Boston committee. I Connecticut’s Lending Paving Contractor ment is the area around Highland Provi.sions for junior and senior MI 9-8747 high school clas.*rooms will be June 10 are asked to make re­ Pupils taking part in the talent Treat DAD Park School, said Kramer. show were Brian Buckley, master Public Records However, some of the Impact of adequate Tor the next 10 years, servations now with Harold Per- said Kramer. rett at the firehouse. of ceremonies; Deborah RansonTxl He predicted there would be a tap .solo, accomnanied hi- Mt.ss^ Warrantee Deyd* or G RAm ^ The THOMAS COLLA Co. slight decrea.se in the enrollments The Study Circle of WSCS of Pamela Parker; Timothy Thre.sher, Marshall and Elizabeth C. Ban- J A 2-9121 PAVING CONTRACTORS M l 9-5224 at these levels, due to the con­ South Methodist Church will meet Clark Penny and' .Josephine Di- ever lo Nicholas L. and Dorothy A. R e p a i r Your Chairs struction of the Church of the As­ in the chapel tomorrow at 2 p.m. Piano. vocal; Danny Shultz, drum Krascella, property off Porter St. sumption Junior High School, the Hostesses will be Mrs. Harry Ryan solo; Candace Matijezyk, vocal; Robert Joseph and Martha M. 'NOT AFFILIATED WITH ANY OTHER PAVING COMPANY Sae'na for a Bamn Webbing a Canvaa East Catholic High School and the and' Mrs. William McMullen. Jacqueline Miller, Barbara Bolton Berube to George J. and Florence by the yard and In kits a Plastic Saran technical school. and Roberta DePerrlo tar> dance; B. Smith, property a t 138 Loomis Members of the three boards Charles A. Barbato Jr., son of Michele Twerdy and Kathleen St. yard goads and Idta a Aluminum sheet made little comment on the report i Mr. and Mrs. Charle.* A. Barbato. Pemberton, vocal duet, arconi- John B. Baminl to Donald F. to the only shaver with metal serewa. K -C BMGO last night, beyond asking a few 28 Scarborough Rd., has been pa.nied bv M argaret Royster; Levine of West Hartford, property questions on the priorities, and elected vice president of the Stu­ Maril.vn Katkauskas, Irish step off Oakland St. Every Friday Night At 8 P.M. costs. dent Council for 1961-62 at Mari- dance; Cheral Cassavaiit, ballet William .Tames M aguire to S tan­ if AH morLOW priced! General Manager Richard Mar­ anapolis .Preparatory School tlance. ley V. and Loretta T. Savilonls. 'floating’ heads* tin however said this morning he Thompson, Conn., where he is com­ Alao. Pattv Wells. Pamela Reid property off E. E 1 d r i d g e and KNIfiHTS OF COLUMBUS HOME believes the number of classroom* pleting his junior year. and Dorothv Colton, comedv ,*kit; Grandview Sts. needed is far few’er than the 39 Anthonv DePerrio. acco»'d'on solo; Quitclaim Deed* 138 MAIN STREET — MANCHESTER recommended by the planning and SENTENCE SLASHED Dana Threher. piano .solo; Donald James Lattora to Jean C. Pas- RAINCOATS renewal organization. Hartford. May 24 UP)—Richard iBergin. electric guitar; Patricia qualini. property off Tolland Tpke. ^ I for outdoor fundturo J. Brown, 31. H artford, an unem- 'Brogan, danf'c .solo; Ann Busbv Jean C. Pa.squalini to James and ACCUSED OF MAIL THEFT ployed ironworker, haa been or-I and Josenhlne DiPiano. vocal duet: Francis A. L attora. property off * Pla.vtle and rubber covera for H artford. M ay 24 (Ab—A feder­ dered to aeiwe three months in Paige Thre.sher. acrobatic dance Tolland Tpke. chairs, gllden, rhalaen and al w'arrant charging mail theft jail on 10 count.* of forging signa-jand Lvnn Begin, modern dance. Marriage Ueenses grill*. In solid color* and pat­ has been issued against Henr>' W. tures on govemment checks. The Jam es Howard 'Bidwell of 156 Bazydio, .35, also knowm as Hen-; govemgovemment m ent .saidsaid he stole the I .52 DEGREES .aWAFDF.D Loimii.s St. and M arcia Claire Vec­ tern*. ••••••••••••••a a .AI*o Terry Cloth rover* In I r>- W. Bizilo. 37. Kelsey .'!t.. New | check.^i from letter boxes in H a rt-; H artford May 24 I'T' Fifty chione of Windsor Locks. solid* and pattern*. I Britain. T’.S. District Court Judge . ford and East Hartford. U.S. i tw'o degrees W’eVe awarded at the Raymond Rohan Gagliardone of ; Robert P. 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% 4 ^ ■ f . r . V- ■ . <^‘■1 PA 6 X U X 'iE E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANGHESIER. ,CX)NN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 24, IM l MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHES'^, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 PAGE SEVENTEEN Burhhardt, and Mra vnills Hoyt Topg Demps^ by $ 9 Million Death Count Police Hold Pair as altemataa. ooM Puen ffinviCB South Windsor run from June 26 through July T, Red China Accuses U.S. Officers will ha elected, and nsw from 6:46. to 11:50 a m. Monday Eggshell Fragile? For Set-ui auxiliary offieara wiU ba installed an your televialM by an ezpael- through Friday except for July 4. In C124 Crash by Mra. Loren Bone, department anaed and reWehle tenhalnlaB The classes will be held at Avery It’s Very Strong FOR THAT SCHOOL PROM GOP Airs $68 Million Of S^le Legislator president Dr. John V. Gregan of Member ef ‘fMen.*’ Mrs. Doellner Street Elementuy School. Of Intervening in Laos Mancbeater la retlriim s t r ic t BILLS TUUBVUIOM W n p ^ g CBorch Notes ‘ (OOktkned tr— Page Om i commander, and Mra. Ralph Fin­ Ml f-N M Junior Choir'Will rehearse today Chicago—For Its weight, an (OeattMMd fNM Page Oae) ley is retiring auxiliary president Heads Society at 7 p.m.; Senior Choir, at 5. eggshell is one of the strongest OR WEDDING Capital Bonding Plan denting between power Hnee and (O w « PkCbOM) Roviat Rad CRlnaia dtlegatloa*. Todav at 8 p.m. In the Ruth materials In the world. It protects trees. fatten into the assault and yeport- Crockett room, there will be a Television the embryo bird and also provides «r—urn deiagationa have alleged Prihee Souphaaouvoag, laadar of ad theft was continuing. Mrs. Robert Doellner ot 888 The C124 was returning men tha Pathet Lao, today rejected meeting of those concerned with 5:00 Fundsy runnles :30 Danger Han 3 it with most of the, inorganic salts Regal Formal Wear who had participated in re;;ent violation o f the truce, while Thdk' SecreUry Ruak*s propoeai that tha Kerwin wee tahen to Meriden Main 8t., has been elected presi­ the goals of membership under the Big S ’Tbeater (in progrfM) 3 Tallahaaaee 7.000 it needs for proper development. Hospital last night for treatment of Kr»t Show On progresi) 22 Harbor Command I Army-Air Force maneuwra. called land hae charged there la fuU-ecale .intematlohal truce commlaaion be dent of the South Windsor Hiator- direction of the Board of Deaceme. Early Bhpw On proxre»a) lO. 30 Though it looks s m o o t h, the K«W' •ducatiOBtl projccU pro- i Exercise La\-a Plains, at Yakima, cuts and a head injury. Six etitchea The Nelaon Family Local Stocks fighting. given full acc— to aU parU of Ipal Society. . Ihose concerned with the goal on Salty Brina’a Shack tin proxresit) The Plica la Right (C) 10. 33. shell is really a lacy framework At Regal poMd by tbe RepubUcmns not Wash., 150 m il^ . east of Me* were required to close the head church worship will meet Thursday / 12 :00 Hawaiian Eye 8 40 of interlocked fibers, with the salts Chord. ' Eaatem and neutral dalegatea Laos arithout need for prior con­ wound. Her fellow officers include EUe- Newa ' S3 iachided tn tbe Governor'# pro- sent of the various Laotian fae- at 8 p.ihi JuM for the Kids ig (C) 10. 22'. filling the interstices. And It has One Of Connecticut’s Largest In addition to the 22 servicemen Later, he gave thia account at worth Stoughton, vice president; Interpol Calling The Rifleman , raiUabFd by intend that the ceaae-flre exlata, UonA WCOW Annual Outing 40 Danger Is My Business pores—7,500 in the average hen’s (rmm «re: abroad, the Globemaster Carried a Meriden PM ce Headquarters, Det. Mrs. Lnalle Newberry, treasurer; 1 TV Mall Order Market 5.3 egg—that admit enough air to Formal Rental Stores Acqulittion of land at WiUiman- leddlebraolL iae. that aome minor violationa are to "Such an international control Wapping Community * Church Coronado 9 go Angel 16.230-pound truck, a 5,120-poohd Sgt. David Doherty aaid; Mrs. Bayard Pelton, recoz^ng sec­ iSO Checkerboard Theater keep the embryo alive. Uc State CoUe*e. SJ44.000. Beak Steeks be expected and that thia U not machinery would tneviUbly de­ After completing the leglalaUve retary; and Mrs. Serge Desplan- Women will hold their annual out­ i Weather. Newa S Sporta I. 12 trailer, a Jeep and a light trailer. ing BYlday, June 2. They will Rescue 40 I ve Got A Secret 3, NEWEST STYLES TO ' I m A and boUdin^rs at Danbur?’ Bid Asked prive Laoa of ail iu aovereign day at the cmdtol, he traveled by quee, corresponding secretary. '' ) Robin Hood |g iO:;00 Naked Cllv 3, 10. 40 It was not a heavy load for the Important. meet at Vernon Congregational State Ccdlege. Sl.l ihillton. natm. Hank and Trust rights," Souphanouvong said in a bus to Bristed. There ha met two The, society is planning a straw­ Gadabout Gaddia 22 Circle Theater 3, O. A. S. Seeks Flag FIT ALL MEN and BOYS C124, which can carry up to 200 As the conference turned to pro­ Church at 6:46 p.m. for a turkey Channel 8 News g Peter Lovea Mary 32. Completion of the auditorium Co...... 49 65 men. cedural matters. It had before It aUtement broadcast bjby Peiping men who befriended him and they berry festival to be held in June I Douglas Edwards 3 12 30 Tightrope and imiflc boildiiif at Central Con­ Hartford National Radio. had some drinka together. dinner, and entertainment. Res­ Washington —' The Organization The plane came down on the edge stiU another plan for estab­ featuring berries produced on the ervations may be made by calling Huntley Brinkley News 10. 22' 80 A/, 3,!?® * "‘1 the Challenge •TUXEDOS 'CUTAWAYS necticut State College. New Brit­ Bank and Trust Co. 47 SO of the Ft. Lewis military reaerva- They rode to Meriden, where the •‘1776 Farm" by Mra. DoelUier and , Evening Report 8, 40 00 The Big Newa of American States, the oldest in­ lishing Labe as a unified, neutral He .said the present Armistice Mrs. Thomas Burgess Jr., by May J Checkerbokrd Theater ■ 18 News. Sports A Weather 8. 8. : ain. <350 000. Firm immtmmtm C Uon, adjacent to McChord. The Control Commission should aid men Jumped Kerwin, beating him Mrs. Desplanques. The festival will ternational drganizatlon in the • STROLLERS natioo. this one from France. 29. Dangerous Robin 3 world, is looking for a suitable TVlevision equipment for South­ 1174 bases are 10 milea southwest ot Joint armistice committee tha and taking hla money and wallet. also feature an exhibit of the old Georce-Dean Photo Highway Patrol 12 U:16 Jack Paar Show (C) 10. Aetna F ir e ...... -I13’j Introduced by'.Ambaaador Jean Doherty and another Meridan de- fil Junior Women Install Newa & Weather 30 Feature 40 flag. The adoption of an official ern Connecticut State College. Kartford Fire ...... 63 66 Tacoma. Wash., and about 40 miles three rival factions in Laos have automobile collection owned by Ifew Haven. 5121.000. south of Seattle. ChauveL the Frehch plan called teettva early today took Kerwin to The Junior Woman’s Club of Engaged Lockup 10 Guns of ths West standard is to be proposed at an National Fire ...... 139 149 for withdrawal of both the U.S. agreed to form. So far, howrever. Albro Case. Shotgun Slade g U;20 World’s Best Movies EVERYTHING IN STOCK library equipment ar.d books for Brlatol in hopes of finding the two South Windsor recently held its I SjKjrta Camera O.A.S. meeting in Ecuador. Phoenuc Fire ...... 954 Air Force officers said they were mUiUry advlere helping Premier there has been no progrreas toward- Lutheran Group Oelelmtes The engagement ot Miss Char­ 30 Premiere Southern Connecticut State Col­ 1004 checking flight records to deter­ aasailanta. annual . installation bamqust at Highlights 22 11:26 News ' U f. mmS laOawIty Um Coa. Prince Boun Oum’s pro.^wte8tem formation of the commssion. A birthday banquet celebrating which Mrs. Gilmore Dow, retiring lotte Ann Partin of Kailua, Oahu, ) Hong Kong • tl:3U Jack Paar Show (C) lege. 5200.000 mine whether the pilot radioed any Meriden police learned of Ker- Wagon Train NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR government and Communist North The Red prince also rejected win’a plight from state police, who the 68th anniversary of Lutheran president, was presented a past' Hawaii, to Marine Cpl. John D. 10. 12:50 News and Weather Health and physical education Aetna Casualty ... .126 136 word of trouble Rusk’s suggestion that aid to Laos RBCimsKmemuBRii Walther League, young people’s Malibu Run OO News. Prayer e]aasroom.< at Central Connecticut Aetna Life ...,----- .112 117 Donaldson AFB sent an investi­ Vietnamese working with Ihq^ had b m caned by the lawmaker. president’s pin and scrapbook cov­ Sullivan of Manchester Is an­ " for Flowers " Pathet Lao rebels. They would be .he handled by neutral Southeast group, waa celebrated Sunday at ering the years' activity. nounced by her parents, Mr. and SEE SATURDAY’S XV WEEK FOR CO.MPLETE USTINO State College. 52 6 milhon. Conn. General ...... 220 235 gating team by plane. The 0 2 4 Asian nations. Bethany Lutheran Church, West For All Occa.IouB, It’s Classroom and auditorium at Hftd. Steam Boiler 107 112 was atUched to the Donaldson’s replaced by French training per- We’re Just like an old mother hen about our aavera* New officers Installed in a can­ Mrs. Charles A. Partin of Hawaii. sormel, in line with the 1954 Hartford. Youth from Our Savior dlelight ceremony conducted by Her fiance is the son Of Mr. and Southern Connecticut State Col­ Tmvelera ...... 122 127 63rd troop carrier wing. WWI’Vets Units Lutheran of Wapping, Hie Lu­ I The 15 Army men were from B Geneva Armistice that Recogntxed funds. We nurse them along with a gentle nudge Mrs. William Walsh, state direc­ Mrs. R. J. Sullivan, 5 Broad SL, Goba*s Flowers lege. 55 million. Pnblie rtUitMe theran Church of Our Redeemer Manchester. Radio Self-liquidating college projects ! Battery. 26th Field Artillery, 4th the independence of Laos Cam­ Two FO Workers now and then . . . a reminder that a few doUara tor of Junior Woman’s Clubs, In­ Call PAUL BUETTNER Conn. Light A Power 29 31 To Attend Parley of Enfield, and Zion J^theran of clude; Mrs. Albert A. Cross Jr., Miss Psu-tln will graduate from (This Ustlag Includes only those news broadcasts of 10 or 15-mlnute propoaed by the Republiom pro­ Hftd. Electric Light 67^ 70S ! Army, at Ft. Sin. bodia and North and South Viet Manchester, were hostSTMore than (Formerly with Pentlaiid's) I Identification of the casualties Nam. saved regularly aoon means a aubstantlal amount eC president; Mrs. Thomas Kilgore, Kailua High School in June. Cpl. length. Some stations carry other short newscasts.) gram include; Hartford Gaa Co. .. . 55 Bid Get C^APS Posts 25 youth groups were present. Sullivan attended Howell Cheney lirz BURNSIDE AVE. Renovation of Burr Hall at Wil- ; WAS delayed until relatives were The 1954 agreemenU authorized Manchester Barraclu. Veterans first vice president; Mrs. Gary WDBC—im ^.11:00 News Southern New England cash. Savings funds here ere fully Insured up to Installation of new offieera took Kains, second lice president; Mrs. Technical School, and entered the 6:00 Newi. Wall Street 11:10 Ray Somers EAST HARTFORD Bmaatic State College. 5100 000, ; notified. France to keep 1.500 miliUry in- of World War I of the USA and pla 6:1U A tt Johnaon Show 1:00 Del Raycee Show 2 Telephone ...... 52 S 55 S Two Manchester Poet Office ilace during the vesper service, U.S. Marine Corps eight yoars Deliveries Daily to Manchestei One male and one female dormi­ j While rescuers were searching itructors in Laos and maintain two the Ledies Auxiliary, will attend Marvin Baer, corresponding secre­ 8:06 Kaynor Shines . „ WIN9—12S8 Maaufactasug Own pales 510,000 and earn big dividends. •he Rev. Walter L. Abel, pastor of ago. He is stationed at 'Y'lma 11:00 News. JA 8-S009 or Ml 8-6476 tory at Central Connectieut 8UU the burning wreckage, other Globe- bases with up to 3.500 soldiers. employes have been re-elOcted of- the district convention of Nathan tary; Mrs. William Sullivan, re­ 6:00 Wall Street Arrow, Hart, Heg. ..,59S' MS flcres of the Connecticut State Aa^ Our Savior Lutheran Church of cording secretary; Mrs. Lawrence (Arir.) Marine Corps Air Station. 11:16 Raynor Shines 6:06 News M College. 51.3 miHion. I masters continued to take off from France, preoccupied with the Hale District at the Hartford Wapping, outgoing pastoral ad­ 1:00 News. 8in> Off 6:15 Bob Bacon Sporta Associated Spring .. 14 S 16S ; McChord on similar missions. Thev Bociation of Postal Supervi5o|a Andrus, treasurer; and Mrs. No date has been set for the WHAV^18 One female dormitory and al­ war in Algeria, turned moet of the Courant Auditorium in Hartford visor, conduct^ the service. The wedding. 6:30 Mutual News Bristol Brass ...... 10 I I S : roared over the crash scene at 500 training Job over to the United (CSAPS). ' tonight at 8. Thomas Monsees, nominating 6:00, Pau! Harvey 6:35 Loral News and Showcase terations to one male doimitory Dunham Bush ...... 6 7 CURRENT ANNUAL Rev. James T. Helncmeler of The 5:30 Sound Stasee 6:46 Iwowell Thomas. Phil Rlzutto feet. Statee and kept only a tiny force Edward Sauter, 94 Holl St', au- ' Delegates will be William Hew­ chairman. 8:80 Night Fllr> at Danbury State College, 51-2 Em-Hart ...... 79 84 Lutheran Church of Our Redeem­ ?nt 7 :0o CBS News '^^W M I9-I39T }n the bases. perintendent of mails here, was itt, NeUo Rldolfl, Richard Gutzmer, DIVIDEND VMCA Banquet Slated' any YMCA member or by calling 10:00 John P, vandercook 7:10 CBS— In Person iIm I i Fafnir Bearing ...... 54 er, Enfield, Is the new pastoral ad­ 11:30 Public Affairs 58 S The French plan also calls for named president of the CSAPS Walter vMahoney, Robert McKin­ The annual YMCA banquet will Miss Janet Lane, 578 Ellington Rd. 7:30 Fulton Lewis McBRlDE'S One male and one female dormi­ Landers Frary Clark 21 23 Chemical Cut» Oil visor. 12:00 Sign Off 7:45 Loral News and Showcase JUST A STEP AWAY FROM REGAL tory at Southern Connecticut SUte the future Laotisn government to Sunday at Ocean Beach Park. New ney, Alphqnse Beniby, William VB8 Teachers Met be held Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at Nursery Teacher Sought WTIC—lOM 7:55 CBS News Analysis N. B, M achm e...... 21 23 promise not to Join any military London, at the association’s 20th Chadwick, JOeyph Peretto, Paul St. 5:00 News. Weather fi-.OO The World Tonight PARK FREE IN PURNELL PARKING JL CoU^e, 51.4 miUion. Tenafly, N. J. — A new solu­ The first meeting of the Vaca­ the Wapping Community House, South Windsor Cooperative 5:20 Strictly Sports SPORT SPOT North and Judd .... 14 16 alliance and for the conference na­ annual convention. Sauter haa Latvrence, Janies Walker. Robert The dinner will be served by the Nursery School is seeking a teach­ 8:15 Showcasft and News A student union at Central Oon- Stanley Works ...... 17 19 tion that reduces fire and sl^ipping tion Bible School teachers was held 6:30 Suppertime Serensds R;3i> MBS News tions to agree to abstain from any been mth the postal service since Buchner, and William Brainard. Wapping Community Church Wom­ er for the morning and afternoon 6:45 Three Star Extra 8:35 Showcase and News Headquarters For aectieut SUte College. 51 mUlion. Veeder Root ...... 50 hazards due to oil and gasoline last night in the Ruth Crockett May described the education pro­ 51 direct or indirect interference in November 1935. Auxiliary delegates are Mrs. room at Wapping Community en. All "Y " members and their sessions next fall. Anyone inter­ 7:05 Conversation Piece 9:00 TBS News Tbs above quouuons are not to spills is being marketed by a Tena­ 7:30 News 9:07 Showcase and News gram propoeed by the RepubHcana fly company. It is said to be able the internal affairs of Laos. John Bengston. 39 Ridgewood M. McCarthy. Mrs. Khthleen Mc­ Church. A film covering this year’s families are urged to attend. ested in applying for the position 7:45 (Governmental Service 12:15 Sianoff Crosby and the best ever proposed b>- a oa conatmed as actual markeu Informants .said the French plan St, waa again named secretary- Guire, Mrs. William Brainted, Mrs. course was shown, and the teach­ Speaker for the evening ■will be may call Mrs. Richard Reeves, 8:06 Pops Concert to break up oil slicki and remove 9:06 Nightbeat laglaiature. tallied with the thinking of sev­ treasurer of the association. Anna Stahl, Mrs. Hsu^ Mnhieu. ers received their teaching mater­ Dr. Nelson R. Scull, associate pro­ Brook St. ‘ULEANEBETTES’ NEXT R OIBLE LN GEORGIA flammable solvents from slmoat 3 1 1 11:00 News Starcraft Boats The Repubbcans Repu made other up­ any surface. eral non-Communist delegations. A Bengston who Joined the post of­ Mrs. James Walker, with Fred ials. Departmental, meeting# will fessor of education at Central 11:16 Sporta Final Mansfield, Ohio — Coin-operated ward or downward revlaioiia tn Sa\'annah, Ga , May 24 —Open U.S. spokesman called It "very fice department In October 1945, Woodhouse, Mre. Alphonse Seni- be held during the next weeks for Connecticut State College. Each Manchester Evening Herald 11:30 Starlight Serenade BBANOP OFFICE—ROUTE 51. COVENTRY 1:00 Sign Oft machines that dry-clean loads'up 109 CENTER ST. OPEN TOMORROW ■ome of the projects recommended warfare over use o# city park play­ JI NE .ALLY80N RBOO\'EBlNG good, very concise.” is foreman of the malls in Man­ by. Mrs. Charles Rogowaki, Mrs. practical application of these ma­ “Y" group wll present a short pro­ South Windsor correspondent* Wl»OP—1418 chester. to 8 pounds have been developed MI 9-8747 by the Governor. ground facilities has results in Santa MoiiicA Oalif.. May 24 There was no comment from the Slgne Sheekey, Mrs. Christine terials. gram. Laura Katz* telephone Mitchell 6:00 Today in Hartford by a Mansfield firm for use in The Vacation Bible School will 7:00 Bob Bcott Ibey are propoaing 51-S million the arrest of several participants. (P'/ — Actress June Allyson is re­ Tickets can be obtained from 4-1753. 9:00 BMy Boniers launderettes. for a Norwich Technical Institute A baseball diamond was the covering from her second throat compered to the 52.2 million pro- battleground last night as some 20 A & R DONUT SHOPPE operation within a month. poeed by the Governor, and they Negro and white youths fought Her physician said her condi- j 273 BROAD $ T.^ E X T TO $TANEK TV are rocommending 52 miUion for with fists and knives. One wtute tiqn, was Tine after yesterday's ‘ a Waterbury Technical Institute youth, identified as Jimmy Mar­ surgery, and added: compared to the 52T million tin. 21. received a minor knife I "U was just what Ve expected.} Introductory Weekend Specials recommended by Dempeey. wound before police broke up the s polyp. Everything went well aitd | n e Republicans also cut out the disturbance and arrested several ehe'll be out in a couple of days j 52 million recommended by the of the battlers. Governor for a coiiibination library —whenever she wants to leave." | The officers said the trouble ap- Miss Allyson. who was di.vorced ! and classroom at the Southern perently began when the Negroes Connecticut SUte College. Jan. 31 from TV actor-producer sought to use the ball park form­ Dick Powell, underwent a similar DONUTS Tbe Governor's capital bonding erly reserved for white persons. operation April 27. nrogram baa already been passed ^ the Democratically-controlled Senate. It la this bill that la now being reported out by the House cemmlttee and which they propose to amend tn the House. 8»h ANNIVERSARY SALE ONLY 14 DAYS LEFY MATTRES.SES. BOX SPRINGS. HOLLYWOOD BEDS, Boycott CaacM Mount IXIL'NGERS—Other sleep items to 2 doz. for «1.00 Washington—Chargea of Illegal ' be sold by.Howard’s at sacrifice Plain, Cinnamon, Glazed, Jelly, Crullera,'JeUy Sticka, Chocolate sacondary boycotu by labor un- price*: Top, The AU Cho«(date Donut and Many Othera. loBa were flM with the National mupm Labor Rriatlons Board at a rate FokUng Alcoa RoUaway Cot, o f neariy two a day fast year, With Goodrich S I O Q Q G «t info o now ear from Morlarty BroHion (or tvon a boftor Hstd CoBStructlon-trades unions ac- Foam MattresA F&D STORES TRIPLEX FANCY CUTS « „„ 49e eounted for 370. the Teamsters ear) and yon'ro aN lot for eortfroo motoring o l sommor long. Wo'vo CUSTARD FILLED. NUT ROIJ.S, FRITT SQUARES, iJnlaa for 115. and others for 122. Group of Name Brand BIS.MARKS, BUTTERFLIES, BOW TIES, Etc. .Mattresses and , $ 9 0 O Q get tfio eors . . . and w o l make Hm doob! Step in tonight and lot LEA5HS HOSPITAL Box SprIngA Now Tork, May 24 UP> —Fran­ cis Cardinal Spellman has been Twin Size IK Rx you up with u ear you eon dopOnd ou to got you onywhoro you ALL DONUTS HAND CUT diadiarged from the Columbia- Hollywood Bed. M9.88 Prasbytertan Medical Center want to go! erhare ho underwent eye surgery Maple Chests. &fGANrtc jom r THURSDAY COUNTER SPECIALS! May 9 for a detached retina. The H0W« M9.95 Roman Catholic prelate who has been reported making steady SLEEP CENTER Maple Bed FoU COFFEE 5c DONUTS 5c prog— sbiee the operation, went 639 MAIN ST.—MI 9-63S3 or Twin Size. $18.88 borne yesterday. 1961 ENfiUSH FORD STORE HOYTRS: MON. thru a\T. 6 A.M to 6 P.M. ANGLIA 2-DOOR SEDAN SUNDAY.S—6 A.M. to I P.M. Equipped with whitewall tires, heater, defroeters. vinyl interi­ 1961 COMET *1 7 9 9 or. 4-speed transmission. 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Funtastic savings on Automotive Supplies, Hardware, Sporting Goods, Toys Photographic Equip­ No Waiting ment, Household Appliances,' Beach Needs, Luggage and many more' items. WE HAVE ON HAND A FEW USED 4-WHEEL DRIVE 28 Double Load Washers Lincoln Continental Mercury — Comet English Ford Willys Jeep * 7 . 6 5 gallon gallon lots JEEPS WITH PLOWS. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. — — — *Wirii Hio OKCoprion ^ M«dor AppHoncos which aro airtody prieod of a oow lew! STOP IN, LOOK THEM OVER! 301-315 CENTER ST^ MANCHESTER Ml 3-5135 OPEN EVENINGS 16 DRYERS L A. JOHNSON PAINT COMPANY 723 MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER 3 Vh S# TT^ 856 MAIN ST. MINT IM Tt «MTH THE W O m . , / jG2ST MANCHESTER 6 81 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER LAUNDERCENTER \ FAOl P GHTEEW MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. BfANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. MAY S4. 1961 BiANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 PAGE NINETEEN 'L m s m ; and Oaaar MlDer. ta tha Bolton RoekoUM'omon city M t ohUgaiad to spoMlMr lha C & v e n iry Hanonal Laagna. on tho jewlah persecution In SI6- children shot by the Einsatz Com­ cancer; Mrs. Oglore White, Amer­ towar h a o i ^ tt WM m at o i «lty vitoia, preparing to move into one Tha fliat baSn('». tient at Windham Community I comaalttaa. mand of the Nazi murder squads lion. Anderson Shea Post and Aux­ L«t me frek you of tkla soeial haadlcap On Likely Site Proparty ownara on Rt. 8 and Tower Damage in 1944. derson Shea V F W Auxiliary, at a forever. My medleally appiroTed method Memorial RospttaL A collection of I • BURtif— 20 iInMm ...... YU. Me I To Lidece Deaths "A ll of It was lost," the witness meeting last night at the VFW iliary conducted memorial services adjoining areas from Bolton Notch $$5.08 was received at tha open The Nazi looting of life and said. last night in honor of all deceased Is safe, permanent and will not mar thr to the Ooventry town line have Jupuiefie Farau Tiny I • HEAVY PLASTIC...... YU. BBe I Post Home, announced committee skin. Why let unsightly hair ea yoni For P.O. Set Ing games for the ITtieky” Hath strict regulations to protoct the j property to Slovakia waa aum- Steiner said he attended the chairmen for the coming year. members. away Fund and has been turned been extended an invltetlon to Join JerumOem, May 24 (AV-Adolf^ The court also received in evi­ face veil your good looks T the Rt. 6 P n ^ r t y Owners Aaso- W ar Mamorial Tower on Fox HOI J • DRAPERY PRINTS ...... YU. SOe * marlasd for the court by a .witness, trial of Dieter Wisllceny, Eich- Committee chairmen include over to Henry Agnew, fund treeS' Tokyo—X naw aurvay ahowa KMimenn w m charged today dence part of the Nuernberg rec­ Dr. Bedrich Steiner, who kept the mann’a deputy in Bratislava, afier A rtqo«*t ta tiM Kealng Board ctetion of Bolton. from furthar miatraatment wUI be ord of a ,trial of the Nazi Racial Mrs. Ruth McGinn, hospital; Mrs. Stolen Walletg 'M ailed' urer. that Japan’s arabla huod totala with the murder of the children statistics of the Jewish commu­ the war. Asked about the decision MARY C. WARD. R.N. of Appwla revMla tho ponibtlity The group wBa formed about a kMked Into by the RockvlUa Ctty and Resettlement Office which Florence Plitt and Mra. Augusta In the American League open I OPEN TONIGHT TILL 9 P.M.! | of LhUce. nity in Bratislava. He testified: of the Slovak War Crimes Court, Certified Eleotrolorist that Coventry may get a new poet month ago to discuss problems pe­ iS8,0W haetaraa (a hactara la told how the seven children who Boulet, rehabilitation; Mrs. Leo New York—About <50 stolen wal­ ing game Tremhlaya Market de­ jCounoH once present repalra are] Slovakia had 98,000 Jews before the witness stared across at Etch- Goulnn, national home; Mrs. John 674 CENTER 8T. - TEU 5n 9-2667 office bolMing. culiar to that area. Mra. G eom 2.471 aerts), of which 5,324,000 The laraeU prosecution prewnt- survived. Lidice were traced after lets are dropped Into New York City All Work By Appointment feated the Savings and Loan. 4 to Sebastlao has been named chair­ completed. the war; 71,000 died under the mann and said slowly; Vince, membership and card par­ The ZBA haa aet a public hear­ 2. Mike Boardman was winning haetaraa are under cuIUvatlon. ed documenta blazing a trail from the war' and returned to Czecho­ mailboxes every week. Pickpockets Free Consnltattons man and Mrs. PhUlp Longstreth. City aldermen last night volcadl About 88.7 par cant pf farm house- Nazi boot in one way or another. "Wlscllceny was sentenced to ties; Mrs. Marie Hale, community ing Friday at $ p.m. at Robertaon pitcher and Dick Chandler, losing slovakia. favor this means of disposal be­ School to hear the appeal of Thom- secretary-treasurer. Informal accord eh etforcemeatl holds own a farm smaller than the fwnoua vUIage to Csecho- Maas graves found aftsr the war death. It was carried out.” service. pitcher. I OHENET HAiA. HABTFOBD lU). I cause it is unlikely to attract the aa and Anna Knsdal for an excep­ Members am Interestad in of existing regulaUona and rpoa 50 area (an are Is 118.6 yards). alovakta to Btchmenn’e door in the The prosecution rapidly cleared contained between 12,000 add 15,- Eichmann stared back, outward­ Also, Mrs. Raymond Hagenow, attention of a policeman or an tion to Boning regiilationa on t h ^ In the National Laagrue opener maintaining the Rt. 6 area aa it ble new onaa when they MaimedJ About S2J per cent have farma of FBBE PABKINO NEXT DOOR ' Berha office of the Gestapo. ita docket of additional evidence 000 bodies of men, women and ly unmoved. “ publilcty; Mrs. George- Ecabert, alert citizen. Main St. property. Hicking Builders defeated Corn it, and to oppose spot zoning. The a glaaier mlksed being bit by a1 50 aras to one hectare. Advertise in th e Herald— It Pays well Acres, 13 to 6. Res Heslop Ihe evidence retold how Czech The Kusdala have indicated the group recently went on record as buQet once as ha was rspalringl .trloto killed Reinhatd Heydrich, federal government is interested was winning pitcher end Gary opporing the widening and reloca­ windows there. Lindbom, kiatng pitcher. Se Nazi eecurtty police chief, In erecting a new post office build­ tion of Rt. 6 in reply to a aurvey Alderman John T. OriowsM aaid near Lidice on June 4, 1942 and ing at the site. The lot is 100 by Co-ep FM d Trip being conducteu by the State the glaaier had tnstallad newj how the Najsla in reprisal razed 200 ft. Zoning regulations in this The South Ooventry Coopera< Highway Department to obtain Gets Scholarship panes in one of tho tower win­ the town, plowed it over and aentiment of residents between business area require minimum tive Nursery and Kindergimen James R. Nelson Jr., 61 Avon­ dows, left his vroric a moment and traiuparted the population to lot size of 200 by 200 ft. classes visited e cleenink esteb- Bolton Notch and KiUingly. dale Rd., has bo«i awarded the returned to find the glaaa demol­ death campe. MANCHESTER Also to be heard at the seaaion liahment in WUUmantlc t ^ week. White As A firat $100 scholarship from the ished by a rifie bullet fired from Friday ' is the appeal of Michael Trensportetion for the nuraery aome distance away. ^ One document ahowed Bich- newly established tcholarahip fund mann waa to Prague at the time. E. Lepter for an exception ' Club will meet for students studying for tha miniatry. W e have just reeeiTed a new and exeiting collection o f Seven of them deacribed aa "fit trmnaportation was fUmiahed by Damage to the tower by van­ a dinner eeskoti at 6:45 pjn. to­ Mrs. Harold Doody and Mra. Miss Grace Sriiwelzer of 32 Nelaon is la hia second year of WESTMORELAND Milk GbuM. There are ^ecea no frenh, for Oermanlzation” and they were TOPINOTCHIFOODS day at First Congrsgmtional Hemloek St. escaped with minor study at the Garrett Biblical to dalism has been a major factor In Boattered through Germany to Jamas R. MacArUnir. causing the preaent state of disre­ ■o new, and yet ao fonctional that each gives empbaaia to Church. Liouis Champau of the Briefs Injuries yeatarday whan her car atitute at Northwestern UnlveT' foater bomee. The remaining 81 rolled over in a collision at Main sity In Evanston, 111. Hs was pair, according to CRy Reereatica evnything yoa mean yoor gift to say. What more fitting, vanlabad without a trace and un- Connecticut Mutual U fa Insuraaee Cub Scout Paric 67 win meet at Chairman Donald P. Berger. Oo. will speak on "Oorporation and 7;S0 p-BL Friday at the Church 8 t and Middle Tpke. graduated from Albion Oollege, tribute to the bride jrou choose to honor than the purity of douhtodly died In one of the FoUah Specials 5 Big Days--Wed: Night, Thurs., Fri., Set., Mon., May 24-25-26-27-29 Tax Conservation.” John W. Bla- Community House on R t 44A. Miss Schwelzer was treated at Albion, Mich., in 1B59. Berger told the council last whiteness and the classic design of them everlasting favor­ murder mUla. night repair work la moving along aell will be In charge of the pro­ Ihe theme will be "Indian Lore.” Manchester Memorial Hospital for Besides attsnding classes and ites. ______The moat telling file contained cuts on her left hand, and bruises taking part in college acUvitles, well. Loam la being dumped over ■______CLOSED TUESDAY, MEMORIAL PAY 2 gram. There will be a dance for teen a letter from SS Lt. Ool. Hermann on her thigh and back. She was Nelson earns his tuiUon by driving an unused gravel drive and will ^Krumey at todz to Bichmann'a The club collected $12.25 for the M e n at 8 pan. Saturday at the be seeded, he said. We are your anthMixed WESTMORELAND agent and ean boast a variety and aup- *7Uaiy” Hathaway VHind which Ftothan Hale OUmmunity Cen­ dlBchaiT^ after treatment. a* school bus and doing other odd office to Berlin requesting advice M Jfdm F. Dojde, 57, of Bast Hart­ ply o f milk idsss unprecedented in this area..As an extra treat don’t fail to notice it haa turned over to Henry ter. Mr. end Mrs. Juatfb Gufauui jobs. Also, a glaaier haa been ntain- on what to do with riie 81 "unfit'' ford. driver of the other car In- the new “CMden Sunset” glass in the same patterns and designs. As cheerful as the Agttsw, fond treasurer. ertll be chaperons, aaalatod by Mr. This summer, he plans to go to ed to install glass in the win­ children. voivad. was charged with reckless dow openlnga. Merger aaid sal­ Ihe Rotary will award aeholar- and Mra Howard Oaft, Mrs. Sioux City, Iowa, as a atudent pas­ bridesmaid that caught the bouquet. The anawer waa "apecial treat­ GET READY FOR YOUR MEIVIORIAL DAY PICNIC! driving and with fallura to obey tor. There he will be ordained a vaged plate glass wW be used in- riilpa totaling $40 to a Grade • Ihomaa Small and raembMu of a traffic light. He will be arraign­ atead of wire glass. The cost la ment,” which In EUchmaim'B of­ boy end girl in the Ooventry end the Center’a Junior dance commit' deacon and obtain hia praachtr’a fice for Jewlah affalra meant the 4 ed In Circuit Cburt June 5. less. tee. license. He will preach In Sioux Andover achoola at graduation. The Doyle vehicle was going Ths tower repalra, to be financed 964 Main 8t. gas chambers of Auachwltz. Won.ui ta Bepert OMter Tauth Dnit Seught City for a year, beginning on June west on E. Middle Tpke. Miss 25. from the memorial fund, were Free Klchmaim to his pretrial inter­ Reports on the recent workshop Eleven teenegen have voluH' Schweizer’s car was going north deemed neceaaary a week ago by Manchester Nelaon was also a recipient of a rogation aaid be had "forgotten In Glastonbury were to be given on Main St. aldermen, members of veterans' Parking toered to aerva aa a atoering com' sirallar scholarship in IMS, given about tha whole case" but con­ at tha Fragment Society meeting mlttee to help form a Touth Coun­ organizaUotia and Vernon offldals. by the Methodist Men of South ceded from files ahown to him "it this afternoon at tha Church cil vriilch would work with the The tower, dedicated in 18N, la Next To Lifo a Bed of Ro$e$ Methodist Church. Phone eeema aa though my department Oanmanlty Houae. Nathan Hale Community Center in considered a major landmark in did deal with the matter."’ Thoaa to report were: Mrs. O ara Hs is the son of Mr. and Mra. Rockville and Vernon. TOP NOTCH SKINLESS, planning youth aeUviUea. M I S-7781 The Market "I had no hand to it," he aaid BdmoBdsoa. on evangallam and Rome — Legend has it that life James R. Ntlaon Sr. Berger aaid old records riiow tha Membera of the steering group u truly a bed of rosea tor the at first. "I read about it after SH AN KL^ , RBADY-TO-EAT apirttnal Ufe; M n. LaRoy M. Rbb- inchida Theodon Benoit. John the war." «ta , mlaalaBa; Mrs. Stillinan Sybarites, who lived in the ancient Boardman, Richard Boardman, But later to hia interrogation he Please don’t confuse these HItcheeek. stawardahlp; Mrs. Italian city of Sybaria. The Bonnie Bowman, Carol Bowman, aaid: "to aome way my depart­ Byron W. Han, Christian educa­ Sybarites, noted for their love of Hams with ordinary Hams. Elisabeth Carter, Herbert Chap­ ment did deal with it, I imagine tion; and Mra. Charles Smith, luxury, are said to have slept on These are ti;ae sUnlees, and man, Joan Chapman, Sandra only as far aa transportation was frlsndly servlca. mattresses stuffed with roae shankless Hams, all excess Hotchkiss, Janet Komer end Lynn petals. concerned.” Baadhal Opaner Hetsa MarinelH. . waste removed. No shank, no Onvi t i y boy's bsaehail season Kg fuel savings for Krumeya evidence will be re­ The steering committee haa sldn, no fat. Ready-to-eat. epsned recently with e parade from act a meeting Sunday at 2:30 p.m. viewed in Germany, the court was . . . by tar your best Ham ttia Horth Coventry firehouse to at the center to which ell high tofOnned. The former SS officer, tho Plains Athletie field. Includ­ achool age youth ere invited. ANNOUNCING in Jaa to FVankfurt awaiting trial boy. ed in tha parada led hy Reeldant years and yeors for war crimes, will be Interrogat­ The young people met recenUy State T n ^ SgL Ludwig T. with Mrs. Thcmaa Small and Mrs. THE REOPENING ARTHURS ed by an Israeli attorney and a HAMS XoIodMaJ. srere two fire engtnee, repreaantatlve of Eichmann'a de­ Donald C. Smith and expreaaed In­ OF r/ / F S io m THAT SAVBS YOU MONEY the town's amphibious DITKW, 25 terest in aaauming more resopnai- OwiMrsraport fense coufiael, Dr. Robert Serva- eara with about 60 boys and the bility about youth acUvitles at the Uus. FULL BUn police petrol crulaer. center. AMERICAN 9 4 2 MAIN ST. CORNER OF ST. JAMES ST. SAVE Cherles N. Harlow Jr. servad as 99 *• 3 f% END It was their unanimous opinion RARRER SHOP lb master of eeremoniea. George W. that weekmd dances ahould be re­ oH scMiigs We Give 20c lb. Hinkel, former commiaeloner of stricted to groups of high school 457 BIAIN ST. SELF SERVICE FREE DELIVERY the baseball aaaodatlon, pitched age or older. However, they feel the first ball to the American present Grade 8 pupils should be THURSDAY. MAY 25 % e sophisticated Invited to help plan future youth UVa£^ ClpCYUUJ actIvlUea. I win be gtod to aee aU my oM WORLD eustofnera after being In iposh and tpear When organised, the Touth hospital for 5 woeks. Personal Notices Council would be expected to at­ CENTER i C tend executive board meetings of clothing that ita SLICES 40c lb. the center to help implement the ARTHIlirS DISCOUNT PRICES lb In Memorisin GREEN youth program and gain adult sup­ ratmorv ot JoMph M saagw r f 12J GrlsvoM Ift.. OliJrtolo- port for it. makes it smart to tory. who pewed evay Kay M. ItU. ON POLAROID CAMERAS Tour pTMcnee I. ever bmt bs. . Mancheatar Evenfaig HeraM OBv- McBRIDE'^ fM O VALUE m I VAUIT A A,,- entiy onmapendent, F. Pauline be comfortable... STAMPS Toor Io». reiBalB. with oa yat. wer. the Uad of a btubaad and Uttlc, telephane Pilgrim 2-8281. M ODaBO C A 9 5 MODEL iM Q A 9 5 H' nther SPORT SPOT Complete With Complete Tour loved eew vooM eevw torget I with KO COUPONS NEEDED i u Shack *Mo6t Painted* ^ A wbela jm eratioo of o WINK LIGHT V V w i n k u g h t M w Wlf* aad (unlly. HosM^iNRlBn For ^# t tha^ HmkMi Stot Antooiade Wall WUl rjBMFlame .imnwr! m vm BKMMT. Socntific twis show that lU i h tree. A ftmeni C srd o f H u n k s Rockport. MBaa. — Probably the boiler cenMuty tscognizm tUt truth by pubUtUng a Uaher ANT& HASPEL W. wioh to fBewk eH of our eoiafi- bo»». Mooda. aad relailTes for th« moet-often-palnted object In the fiatir Triiliri ratmg for thefir boilers when fired by the WallFluM bunw. LOOK AT *e*T act. « HutiiCT. and sympathy United SUtes Is a red lobster 5 ^ heating e y ^ when yoo ROACH move a. in mb- recent bwearrmont. shack at the end of a pier at Rock- metag Timken Silent Automatic hcatiiig. Call ne today for a W. oepKiany thaak an thoee who Mat 109 CENTER ST. free heatiaf 4 0 0 E X T R A RANCH HOUSE HEAVY ^ twaadfol floral tributes aad loaned port. on rocky Cape Ann. Artists y. W# ^ tell you in advance how much PRODUCE Ike nse of ears. call the building "Motif No. 1." One yoo can eave on SPRAY M I 9-8747 ARTHUirS DISCOUNT PRICES W^TERN STEER BEEF Mr. aad Mrs. Saaiual Klstn artist's palntinga of It have sold SWEET, TENDER and family. for a total of more than $150;000. HUNT AUTOMATIC M08UCTI . . . NIATINd AND COOllMd WORLD GREEN STAMPS REQ.REG. 25«~12-0Z. 25«~12-oz. SIZE tB m '« E E PARKING NBCT TO TOP NOTCH' The WHITING Corp. Citrate of Magnesia 1 1 PERIOR' 254 BROAD STREET— MANCHESTER 1 0 0 HOOD BRAEBURN ICE CREAM CORN 10149’ fC H U O K STEAKS HARMAC’S P H O N E M I 9-1166 119 LUSCIOUS I ■ /

CAR SO lPK G S. PAPER PUTES STRAWBERRIES READY FOR RARBECUE WASHINfi WITH Jumbo Qt. 59c lb SPONCE 50 2 JARS SWEET LIFE R aiS H PEPSODENT CONTAINS CIXANEB CHARCOAL CRIQUETS n m in c v a u ib —sh o t e * n .r fcw w$r snxcnoNi mm ^ WITH BUY NOW... TOOTHPASTE LONDON BROIL STEAK lb — SPECIAL GROUPS— IbintlnTili 5 0 CAN KWIK UTE CHARCOAL LICHTER 10 65c E HhtB A A . WITH DICKIE CONTINENTAL U ’ J 3 ‘ CHASE A SANBORN COFFEE^ SAVE OYB m 1 Lb. Vac PKO. DIAMOND NEET-HEET CRIQUETS SLACKS Tin 65c WITH ^ MIRACLE WHIP BOBY MMSAGE98« 100 * 1.00 2pkg. TIDY HOME Count SANDWICH BAOS Salad Dressing Qt. s P E C u iim p m Jar OOC on famous FITTSRURGH REG. 1.19 WITH GAR KOSHER DIU PICKLES GROUND BEEFb3 9 - 10;^3 ^° 50 AHY 3 PK6S. GROUND CHUCK Anna Meyer ^ '8 9 c FOLISHINR ARMOUR’S , R p.p 2 OREB SLACKS CLOTHS POTATO SALAB FRANKS SKINLESS ^ FREE Pk9.of 7 Seidner ^ 1 t'b. 2 * 1 4 .9 0 HOT DOG or HAMBURG Bagular 88.M Pair, 88.85 Pair $5 STRAW HAT Am p M IbMf HOlUi PAMT ROLLS MOTTS A.M. or P.M. Th is is d ie fa m o u ^ . CUPPED FREE with Purchase Of A Suit r i w Fruit Drink ^ Qt. THIS COUPON WORTH SIR PERIOR b y^ FOR UMITID TIME ONIYI O Cans / y C 4 H A S P E L 75% Dacron* FAMOUS NAME SHORT SLEEVE (polyester) 25% Cotton. 100 World Green Stamps TIES Completely wash and COTTSODA SUNKIST WITH THE PURCHASE OF $5.00 OR MORE n'Sr* SHIRTS REG. 10* wear; it fulfills die REO. 2 for 40o (Plus Deposit) Lemon and Fruit Punches l O l ONE COUPON PER ADULT CUSTOMER THUMB triple-purpose o f easy *1® ® 3 fir *5 *5 8 9 “ 3 - '2** care, perfect comfort 1 FU LL Each ^ P E R G A LLO N 6 OZ. Ragnlar $4 aad $5 Each TACKS and sophisticated 1 LB. Bagular 81-60-82A0 Each ari a m * ■ahwMri te* elwj WHITE BREAD LOAF TINS good looks. B 39®8 Too oood 4miIf erne c o a t for BMet ropoint work ENRICHED whon yoo OM fomom FHteborgh SUN-PROOF Hooeo Faint. 2H5* m a n y OTHER ITEMS REDUCED! BUY NOW ond SAVE! No prkmor ie roqoirod. And yoo con |Mh>t right over c h o lliy sorfeco s. SUN-PROOF olto gives yoo the oxtro - . ■ FORMAL WEARh-ORDER NOW FOR PROMS preleetien of fim M -retlstiHit plaments ond spociol VirOUZEO OIL*. BOOK VALUES la 2A0 IM fO illO ' PARKER'S WE OlVE WORLD GREEN STAMPS ****** STREET CHARGE LONDON / h t k j MEN'S W€AR. THUHS MATCHES , DRY G I N KMN*S WEAR ~ OPEN TILL 9 FREEPABKIMD ACCOUNTS UBSEirS HARBWME, INCl i. i! • .!• wt .'I HuinrES DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY! MANCHESTER 857 MAIN STREKT HARMAC S4 DEIW/UQUARE~^WAN(HB8TiBR 96 Proof Nsa- Yetf can ba rare yooire paying Fifth WBMT-^NKKT TO ABTHUB D«VO . , .07 the right prioa for a HaqiaL Tha KABT HABTFMHF-. WHBTHABWMHF — HAMittir nnsiimGHPAiiiis pffIM M wB9 WmUB G W J W M m - X M te M a ik

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AND • V4.INt lA rge 16Vix22H trays on tubular braaaed' legs. Four emart pat­ FINAL CLEARANCE terns to choose from. Set Includes four tables and storage rackstand • cMckeraa COATS on casters. MEf^l'S ALL-WEATHER - i JUMORS'oid MISSES' STRING WEAR Regular 4 0 - 0 0 POPLIN COATS $50 SUITS .. COATS and SUITS JUMBD THERMA 'KAM KAP" PICNIC BAG DRESS Rogukr SSS SUITS .. 44.00 ValuM to DELUXE BARBECUE 39.99 Reg. CSoppertone motoclaed w a^n . Tilt srid Roguior 3.50 with aauca catcher. 1" aand painted cane 1.99 SLACKS lega. Bottom tray. SW rubber-tired wheela. $59.50 SUITS 4 8 - 0 0 Fine 100% spring wools In clutch and button styles. Classic fly front style In fine cotton poplin. Walking and short jacket suits. Buy them at low, low Sand color ararming compartment hood. Reg. 29.99 Tan or olive green. Sizes 36 to 46. Regular, Ritgular 8.99 flnal clearance prices. .Ctampleta with chrome motor-dilTen aplt short and long. Fiberglaa insulated. Waterproof. Rogdar JUNIORS' SIZES—S to 15 Keeps food hot or cold for hours. 5 2 . 0 0 Perfect for picnics or parties. $55 SUITS SUI .. FAMOUS WARNERS LAWN MASTER .90 2 Prs: MISSES' sizes—5 to 18 13.00 Roguior BRA SPECIAL 22" ROTARY MOWER $59.50 SUITS WOMENTS SIZES— 38 to 44 WOVEN STRIPE 5 5 ® ® Roguior 2JM

Dacron Polyester and raydn blend slacks In plain Cotton broadcloth circle ,1 Roguior Several smart styles in 100% cotton poplins. Solid HAMMOCKS and plsatsd frm t stylea Completely wash and $75 SUITS .. stitched bandeau bra fash­ colors that reverse to florsl prints. Velvet collar. ioned by wamer. White wear . . . by hand or machine. Sizes 29 to 42 in 6 0 ® ® 2 for 3.00 only. Sizes 92 to 38 A, B, C. 5.99 Sizes 36 to 60. Regular, long, short, stout, olive, brown or gray. Chesterfield styles. Convertible hood collar styles. short stout. Checked cotton poplins. Three and four button |l — M i fronts. All expertly tailored. All specially pricSl'' LADIES' SPRING W l K — I__ f . a t ■«— FREE EXPERT ALTERATIONS for this 4-dsy sale only. / BY OUR OWN TAILORS and SUMMER HATS T Whimles. Half Hats. Casuals. White, navy, blue,, black, .00 Rugged woven fab­ pink ice. 22" and 23” head ric in colorful Steel Stand Q A A stripes. 30” wide, 80" MEN^S WASH *N'WEAR sizes. Reg. 2.98-3.98 long. and Hooks. 0 » m w ZIP JACKETS NEW JUNIOR LINEN-LOOK SUMMER WEIGHT BLANKETS Rogukir 10.95 to 15.95 SHOE Regular 4.99 ^7 SALE Extra long 72x90” size for twin or full bed. Rayon and nylon blend 6 -9 ® in six lovely colors. 3 . BRIISliS S STRAHON ENfilNE All the new Improved moet wanted features. Impulse starter. Finger­ tip throttle control, Safety baffle under-deck. Lifetime ateel deck. Famoua Lakeland Bflgadoon Jac­ FuU year warranty on mower and engine. quard Galey A Lord woven cotton tarpoona with nylon yoke lining. conoN c h a m b Ra y Wind rei^Uent Rain reeietant. Wash and wear. Sizes 86 to -46. R«Kular 89c Yd,—Woven stripes, checks and Some reversible styles. solid colors. Cbordinating colors for 2*piece dress­ -OB’ - es, sportswear, etc. PROPORTIONED AVONDALE SPORT DENIM Regular 79c Yd.—Wash and wear Perma pressed cotton In woven stripes and solid colors. 36" PERMANENT PLEATED W ide.

MEN'S FAMOUS NAME ARNEL CHECK GINGHAM MEN'S WASH 'N' WEAR Regular 89c Yd.—Cotton and Celanese blend. Machine washable. Dries quickly. Popular pin COTTON KNIT ARNEt SKIRTS WOMEN'S checks in six colors. CHINO SLACKS FAMOUS NAME SPORT SHIRTS ^ MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR Fresh, crisp rayon linen MEMORIAL DAY GYM and styled with scoop neck, 7-PC. POLISHED BRASS DRESS SHIRTS %nCiAL Voluec LAWN SWING 2 for 7.00 tie self belt, pleated skirt. to 14-95 FIREPLACE SETS Rugged 2” steel tubing throughout. Fashioned without Beadbar 9’ 6” . Legs T 3 ’. Set in­ .59 sleeves for cool juniorR Straws, patents, calves, mesh. Tailored and If beugfit in cludes: Lawn Swing, A ir Glider, 2- : Fine quality Spring Maid cotton with long- 2 for 5.00 2 for 5.00 ^risp, permanently pleated Amel sharkskin. Com­ Cbain Swings, Trapeze Rings and 8' la.sting luxury flnitih. Machine washable. Dries 5 to 15. The season’s best dre.ssy styles. High and mid-heels. Fashioned by open stock 59.99 : quickly. Needs little or no ironing. Sizes 29 to pletely washable. Beautifully tailored and propor­ free-standing sUde. ; ■: 42, In olive, beige, brown or black. Aotiem-shirt with the built-in-1 such famous names a s : R H Y T H M STEP, V A L ­ swing styled In Italy. Perfect golf loved colors. Banana, tur­ tioned to fit without alteratioiis. Sizes: Short 8 ENTINE, AIR-TRED, COBBLERS, LULLA- Fine quaUty TOUon broadclotha and oxford clothn Button-down shirt. Oolore: Olive, tan, white, Set includes: 28x31” draw-curUUn screen, andirons and complete quoise. black and white. to 16, average 10 to 18, tlOl 10 to 18. Colors: Lilac, BYS. All at one low sale price. Broken sizes. SoM* gym wiriioiir siki* $29.99 ehnicMl, blnck..gald, red. 8*, IL,;. li'-i: ...... i::::: M t of flpo tools all In gleaming brass. An outstanding value at onBr In .X Ia • 89.90. eoraL banana, navy, black, white...... DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES TOMORROW 9 :3 0 A|M - to 9 P .M .

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JPAGB .TWENTT-IWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEONESPAY, MAY 24. 1961 DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 PAGE TWENTT-I BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE YMClVlRWkVIN' \ ‘Pleaeure CrsfU Flnlshee North End Community nothin’ e u r r iw iu c k } 8HERWIN-WILLIAM8 CO. B81 SV LV e ST W ^ ^ __ ,.... — .. /VbuAiAVNarrHMaTousaMucM t Main Street, h u MARINE Go Farther, 8m and Do More ulA, /u .^ 0 ^ V PBRSUASION ! OANMIR 0NOVM 3UST, Litarary Lesson PAINTS that are especially for- Stretch your vacation bufiget by ■his W. G. GLENNBt CO. M. Bargains rmllated to beautify your boat cooking and cainplng OOt,' MAN­ North ^aln 8tr**t, offers y«u a (hull, deck and cabin) and provide CHESTER SURPLUS SALES, 169 plan for easing the winter fiisl bill Aoron SftedqrplFOt the greatest possible weather pro- North Main Street, has a complete AW COlWTDOVVN/EmASRy,PSJj^^ by making It possible for you to dltmke ''tectlon for any other aurfa'cea ex- line of CAMPING EQUIPMENT spread out the-dost over a- t(8> THAT MONbV AUNes,0R/^ ^ lahakMpMnu Hut BTaBite Listed by . posed td the rigor* of. salt apray. for outdoor cooking, sleeping, eat­ month period. The "Bunooo” 0 1 | « Hatxms.'iFiV4MT ! SOMofUM _ The Inquirer ing. You’ll find camp strives, BURNtOR 8ERVICB CONTRACT A^LONSeKJ^^ ) / immestahent ^ *XUtU WonMn” Okuhoma TSpctte joy the Fun of Picnicking sleeping bags, coolers and jugs. and fuel oil BUDGET PLAN wUl e Writer, ZoM sm nchrhw Summer 1961 outings will ba hap­ What fun you’ll have. Buy camp­ b* explained In detail In a letter py adventures If you get the sup­ ing gear opce; It'll give plaai-ufe U T O ^ U ttl* • Dry , , by calling MltcheU 9-5258. You lOMiomlrdn plies you need from the BARBE­ for years- pay only for the oil you actually 11 mnale sheep CUE DEPT, of LENOX PHARMA­ ISUteraryKtap* Opea Three Evening* t« 9 p.m. Use. No extra fees or oarrylng CY, 299 E u t Center St. Have the Opea An Day Memorial Day chargee are added. The Mea Is th* U^'tebM M lW nck Rot ^our ' convenlenct "MAIt- UfH« Ch«rm*rl Manche$ter Parkade Stores Good Companions fire going cheerfully in quick time For your convenience PEIRO IBAvvid _ ^ ZlBUUard UCemaBNi TINIZINO” the ONE HOUR DRY result of a wish on the liart .o f UDidMBir'IlB]'” equipment SS Style Come tor the Fun of BqwUng < with CHARCOAL BRIQUETTES, ORCHARD A FRUIT STAND The W. G. GLENNEY CO. to be Of T*e?wl»*e dinaetar ClLEANlNO plant on 299 West Fioiilea Can Pack a Punbli 278 Oakland Street, Is open all day SSStory SSBegan^^ After the parade on Msmorlal Whether you’re eating indoors or and charcoal lighters. Equip even greater service to you. STBcIwnM asRepoce dOCieopetrt^ UMend MiddlH Tpke. la open WEDNES­ yourself for outdoor fun with need­ Memorial Day from 7 a.m. to 9 p. A L L Y OOP BY V. T. HAMMN U B If boekt 26 Great Uke river S41liHl«d DAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY Day, why not plan on an hour or out this Memorial Day, do plan to aOD«dph«n ■rUahle* ed PICNIC SUPPLIES; Insulated m. Shop here for all your picnic Individual Ovea -Pot RoMt 27 Short tleepe dSPeee from 7 a.m, to 9 p.m.- On-Monday, BO of FAMILY FUN at PARKADE enjoy succulent SPLIT BROIL­ Jugs and chests for keeping foods needs: Cold cuts, hot dogs, rolls SSObtete 48DecocUM SsShteid LANES. Grade-schoolers to Grand- pounds boneless chuck beef (» W U , AREtCMOH .nrVMMMBUTTlE 28Tardr MPnrttedruM Tuesday and Saturday the hours ERS from LYNN POULTRY appetlzlngly hot or cold. Ward off and sodas. NATIVE VEGETA rBONHK ' — ^ aiSotardidi SOUkewlM 47 Network* pops enjoy the game that la both inches thick) )OIVSt A BO U ri^ SSBztendliif ■ 4» Pierce leApptepriste are 7 to 7. Hiere is ao much wide FARMS STORE. Always fresh, the sun’s glare with Polaroid SUN BLES are here: Tender fresh as­ TU.UB.V ao^S^-MNis 21 Row relaxing and genUy stimulating you can really taste the differ­ large clove garllo ONlHm HeU>6! UbnotyloMi open room at the door that park­ GLASSES and gay Visor Ca]Caps. paragus and crisp rhubarb. En­ Dried herb mix (for ineat) esOrawmioat 1 1 r r 1 1 r 1 r IT ing is pure pleaaure here. The making you (her good. Register for ence. Here at LYNN you buy Shelves are amply stocked with joy watermelon and cherries to SSAf* the FREE BOWLING CLASSES superior poultry, raised on nearby envelope (1(4 ouncee) onion *4 Banc I clewing service In this up-to-date protective LOTIONS to give you a mention just two delicious fruits soup mix ' IS II building gats your, aulta, draasea forming now giving you free in­ Connecticut farms and fed scienti­ glorioua'* tan with no blistering available now at PERO FRUIT a6“SM«no(— ” Mm struction in the basic techlnques can (10(4 ounces) condensed STSii^nnllair* IT II IT and coats really clean. Not even fically. The store is OPEN SUN­ bum. A'roomy BEACH BAG, rub­ STAND.- mushroom soup SeFFmoiirKiilUih ono_^ annoying apot remalna to of the game plus free treatments DAYS from 9 a.m. to 2 -p.m. ber-lined, will do active duty all tablespoon 'red wine vinegar •diool •poU your satisfaction. The.expert on the "Strlke-a-shape" reducer summer and can double as a shop­ Fruit Wedding Punch AlDafMtateudi II ii' teaspoon sugar preasers put new young lines and lounge that can relax and reduce White le Right for Memorial Day ping bag. In two sizes, 87c and quarts diced fresh rhubarb, (Xit meat into 6 sendngi; place '4aTttelf - 81.88. OPEN ALL DAY ME­ >44Utenrr ar life into your ^rments (or extra our measurements. Mitchell NATIONAL SHOES has the about .3 pounds each on a strip of foil ^ d e and -1507. MORIAL DAY from 8 to 8. THAT ? redactor* II B- months wear. Thla brick plant 1* WHITE HANDBAGS and SHOES cups water long enough to enclose It generous­ dSVentiUte U H w one of the most modem in New that are fashlohably "in season” cups sugar ly. Sliver garlic and Insert in alita dSYal* ar En||land. Wlt^ hot, sticky weath­ Pie meringue: A quarter tea­ with the arrival of Memorial Day. Appetizing Picnic Foods 6 cups cold water in pieces of meat; sprinkle meat ■ dSOwlMd spoon of cream of tartar added to How they can dress up your sum­ Whatever fun you are planning 2 cups fresh orange juice with herb mix. Mix the onion soup SSChamicdMlt er Approaching when more fresh for your family this Memorial Day, •TPiitrr shirts ar* needed to keep the men a three-egg-white meringue will mer wardrobe. Handbags are cups fresh lemon juice mix (In dry form just as it comes help stabilize it. Add the cream of priced 81.99 and $2.99. whether it's a picnic, a cookout, 22-ounce bottle port win* or from envelope) with the undiluted CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER sanaert In the fmnlly well dressed, take or a carry-all. depend on PINE MJuoB'tGio er advantage of ’’MARTINIZING'’ tartar to the egg whites and beat claret wine condensed mushroom soup, vine­ at Church lecew All You Can Eat PASTRY SHOP, *58 Center Street 2 fast TWO HOUR SHIRT SE»y- until frothy; then gradually beat 12-ounce bottle club srida gar and sugar; spoon over pieces eSOmoftba w in 6 tablespoons sugar, continuing At HOB NOB RB5STAURANT to provide the tempting picnic fare. PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Gerahwin* ICE. Bring blanketa and waiter Fresh mint of meet. Wrap foil loosely around to beat until stiff and glossy. Make you are invited to help yourself to Here are fresh ROLLS for hamburg Cook, rhubarb in water 15 min­ esraaten w BTw n r garments here to ,be thoroughly or frankfurt. plus the easy-to-pack- meat, making drugstore fold at . WE WILL MGlobiite aure you leave no gaps between the 'seconds” and "thirds" for the utes in a covered saucepan. Strain top and turning up ends eeveral M cleaned before stoifing away' to mering;ue and the crust when you one price of 81.50, on Wednesday and-serve FRUIT SQUARES CUP­ SEE ANIIAALS R E A D Y ^ dSIneect sr ir H avoid costly moth damage. A CAKES. COOKIES, and dainty and discard the rhubarb pulp. Add times so packages won’t leak. r*TOOAV. THAT DIED MBncntUlbebic smooth the egg-white mixture over evenings from to 8 when it's sugar to hot rhubarb liquid and Place on jelly roll pan or cookie n FREE g a r m e n t STORAGE the top of the filling. FAMILY NIGHT. You’ll enjoy PASTRIES. Closed Memorial Day. CLASS, OUR TH O U SAN D S DOWN IT BAG awaits you with your next |2 stir until dissolved. Stir in remain­ sheet. Bake in moderate (350 de­ FIELD TRIP O F Y E A R S ------o(th* Good with ham: Salad greens every delicious course from tasty ing water and orange and lemon grees) oven about 2 hours or untU TAKES US TO A S O l Mehicuii" sr R H order. It's big enough for several topped with fresh pear and orange Chlck^ Soup, crispy Fried Chick­ Bridal Bouquet 4 n auits and coats. "MARTINIZING" juices. Just before serving, pour beef is very tender; gravy will not THEKgJSEUM J sections and French dressing. en, rich Spaghetti, Tossed Salad, 2 quarts French champagne into a punch bowl over ice cubes. be thick. (Test beef by opening OPN AnjRr AT THE CENTER IS OPEN 7 to Rolls, Butter and Beverage. For % cup cognac one package.) Makes 6 se r^ g s. * 7 MONDAY TO SATURDAY. Add wine and club soda. Float HISTORY/ Improve Your Property at ,c)iildren under age 10, the dinner 6 tablespoons yellow chartreuse lemon slices and mint over the top. 2627 Savings is 81. More and more families are 6 tablespoons maraschino juice Yield: 6(4 quarts. Fill Window Boxes SH O R T R IB S BY FRANK O’NEAl. CSilokeh Avoeado Salad Take advantage of the 4-day building mealtime memories dur­ 6 tablespoons curacao And Cemetery Urns t envelopes unflavored gelatin ing FAMILY NIGHT at HOB NOB Juice of 4 lemons PLANTLAND ON THE FARX- HOME IMPROVEMENT SALE at 2 quarts soda water Eversrthing Good for Your Lawn % cup cold water SE1AR3 ROEBUCK (X). Add value RESTAURANT. The specialty on WAY, 1215 Tolland Tpke. has th* 2 0 Cups hot chicken Block Friday Is BROILED LOBSTER. Sugar (to taste) and Garden. SUCH. to your property when you keep Fresh fruit LITTLE A McKINNEY, 15 greenery, the plants and shrubs for 1^eRlF/cI 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice Come for the good food, the Invit­ beautifying outdoor area*. With­ SM lLt It up-dated and in good repair. ing atmosphere, the friendly serv­ Combine all Ingredients except Woodbridge Street, at Depot IVS teaspoon grated fresh onion Page carefully through the 24- Square, is open 7 days g week for out further delay, now is. the tlm* 2 teaspoons salt ice. Get that "top of the world" soda water. Add sugar to taste. A cute coverup over, a cool aun- page flyer that's been delivered to 8396 Add soda water and pour into your convenience with a complete to plant for a harvest of color and ■4 teaspoon ground white pepper feeling after a dinner at HOB fragrance, in your window bexes, T Bult makes a perfect play outfit you. It is brimming with exciting .NOB RESTAURANT. 8-1S punch bowl with block of Ice. Dec­ line-up of products for lawn and >w»« Tjt ih>m. ■ O f 2 ' cups (3 to 4) sieved ripe avo­ for the little miss! The sailboat markdowns you’ll not want to garden care; Fertilizers, seeds, rock garden, for edging, and bor­ cados . A neat and clever stmdress for orate with fresh fruit. pocket Is Msy and fun to appli­ miaa. Add comfort and conven­ If champagne Is served as Is, In fencing. You’ll find GERAN­ ders. Here are famous B'URR P'*NNIE BY JOE CAMPBELL H cup mayonnaise Soap Sculpture the young in heart that goes ROSES: "First Lady", “Gay Debu­ que. Please State Size. ience to your home now that furni­ One beauty expert recommends everywhere in warm weather. glasses, follow this advice from IUMS in plentiful variety. For con­ I cups diced cooked chicken Pattern No. 2627 has tissue— ture, carpeting, major appliances champagn experts. Since three to tinuous bloom outdoors from now tante", "Duet" and many, many OAOOV.QCT Salad greens “soap sculpture" as an aid to vis­ Ribbon-trimmed bolero for a com­ more. Available, too, at PLANT- THE BANDAGE. size 2, 3, or 4; applique pattern are sale priced during this impor­ ualizing new hair styles at home. panion. four ounces should be served at to frost and for colorful cheer in­ Cantaloupe balls piei^ ; directions. tant "Diamond Jubilee Year" at time,’ count on six or seven serv­ doors during winter months, ger­ LAND arc the "Hawaii” ros* and I HmMVHANP Soften gelatin in cold water. When shampooing, leave full rich No. 8396 srtth Patt-O-Rama Is in the "Sterling S i 1 v e r”, a warm, 'm order, send 25c in coins to:— SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Included suds in your hair and, in front of ings from each 26-ounce bottle. aniums from LITTLE A McKIN­ OM THE DRUM Stir in chicken stock. Add lemon sizes 8, 10, 12. 14. 16, 18. Bust 30 NEY are vigorous growers on silver-lavender never before seen Anne Cabot, The Manchester in the sale, too, are paints, heat­ a mirror,'.;‘pat new waves or curjs to 38. Size 10, 31 bust, drees, 5 With 12 bottles to a case, there ED G E ' juice, onion, salt, white pepper, Evening Herald. IISO AVE. OF ing equipment, bathroom ensem­ are approximately 100 drlnkp. In strong stems. Lots of velvety ir. roses. You’ll find many plants avocado and mayonnaise. Fold in Into your hair. The soap suds give yards of 36-inch; bolero, 14 PANSIES want to grow up at and baskets suitable for placing AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N. bles, sportsman needs and auto enough body to let you try many yards; ribbon, 3^4 yards. every case. The number of clri^nks chicken. Turn Into a lightly oiled Y. parU. NO MONEY DOWN on any­ served each guest, Is a personal your house! upon a cemetery grave for Me­ 2-quart wedding bell mold. Chill For Ist-clasa mailing add 10c hairstyle versions for yourself. Of To order, send 35c in coins to:— decision. Two cases, for Instance morial Day. f l S W « 7W R E . OMV thing you buy on credit at SEARS course, also cotjsult your hair­ ftie Burnett, The Manchester Eve­ until firm and ready to serve. for each pattern. Print name, ROEBUCK CO. for a reception of 50. allow ,-ach Good Netv* IB Turn out onto a serving plate just address with zone and pattern dresser, but It .might be worth­ ning Herald, 1160 AVE. OF person four glasses of champagne It's a reassuring feeling to know Special for Memorial Day PEFV. before serving. Garnish with salad number. while to try some new Ideas of AMERICAS, NEW YORK 86, N.Y. you can get prescriptions filled or SILK CITY PACKAGE STORE Summertime and the Eating your own ahead of time. What­ For 1st-class mailing add 10c greens and cantaloupe balls. Have you the '61 Album .con­ The Theme Is Patriotic sickroom supplies delivered In 201 North Main Street, has Yields 10 to l i servings. taining many lovely designs and Is Easy ever the final decision, remember for ea<* pattern. Print Name, Ad­ hurry just by phoning NORTH "Triple Ruby Red Grape Wine," at that the good shaping of your dress with Zone, Style No. and Hurrah for the red, white 1 J free patterns? Only 25c a copy! Now any cooking you do in the blue apparel in the window END PHARMACY, 4 Depot 59c a bottle (4/5 quart). Stock up It’s Always Beauty Time kitchen, you can do just as well hair is the num)>er one require­ Size. Square. Let them know your re on Pink, White and Burgundy ment for easy management this MARI-MAD’S, 691 Main Street. 1 SpHULTZ BEAUTY SALON. outdoors, especially if you own a Basic Fashion, Sp-rlng A Sum­ mortal Day is a salute to summer. quiremepta, and they will rush SPARKLING CHAMP.AONB, Women Like Delnty Soles summer. mer '61 has a wealth of sewing s -z v ____ # mt >y IMA, hw. Tjm^ »a ^ < 983 Main Street, with ita- staff of BARBB(JUE GRILL, 816.88 com­ It's time to outfit the kiddies with their messenger right to your 82.69 a bottle. Stop in for FREE S-94 HOUSE A HALE SHOE SERV­ plete with hood, motorized spit, Ideas; gift pattern coupon. S5c talented, beauticians, can encou­ ICE puts on half soles or full soles PI.A'YWEAR for summer, plus door. There's no added charge RECIPE BOOKS. Open Monday '*C«e whiz, Mom! Why cant you b« like other mother* and roomy storage shelf, as seen For Food sad Fun on for this convenience. Mitchell through Saturday from 8 a.m. to rage and develop hidden beauty so skillfully, and with no telltale Memorial Day SWIM SUITS and Terry Popovers. J U D D SA X O N BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD and let the ne^bors worry about me?” witnln you. A flattering PERMA- signs that your shoes look newly at W. T. GRANT (JOMPANY. At Manchester Carpet Center For your family vacation travels, 9-4585. 9 p.ni. Closed Memorial Day. M i, the foot of the stairs, W. T. GRAND UNION offers you for the camping sessions, for the WHATOOWUMeM NAAH,OFOXRSe NEINT WAVE right now will see purchased. Just give them one plentiful variety in good food Right here In town, at 311 Main you through a whole summer of chance to show you the kind of GRANT (X>. has set up'lts PA'HO Street, is one of Connecticut’s sizzling months ahead, snatch up voi/ReNOT nnt». NOT. I '« JUST SHOP, fully equipped with the products, beverages, snacks plus TOMORROW NI8KL TRyiN© TO UP important engagements looking work they do here. From then on. PICNIC NEEDS. It’s the season leading carpet specialty shops. your share of prettv-for-elrls and Honor the Graduate Praline Bora ifAVMa iheprkzfor well - groomed sind attractive. you’ll be an enthusiastic, satisfied tools, fitted picnic baskets, jugs Carpeting Is their business here; practical-for-boys SPORTSWEAR. Convey your good wishes to the LITTLE SPORTS B Y RO U SO N Ice chests, making outdoor meals when the outdoor beckons invit­ With the weather staving cool a ^ cup sifted flour B(X)K YOUR APPOINTMENT customer. HOUSE A HALE ingly. GRAND UNION has big and the qualified staff con advise you graduate. HARRISON’S. 849 Main 1 large egg NOW for the June wedding or SHOE SERtnCE is one of the best less work and more fun. A big 20- helpfully Into the righl-for-you coat is needed.- SPRING COATS for Street, has a diversified selection cup aluminum COFFEE POT is little charcoal grills, some with girls are REDUCED 30% at MARI- (4 teaspoon each baiting soda graduation coming up. Perhaps you can buy anywhere. They treat- electric rotisserie. You’ll find purchase. They offer a diversified of CARDS for the graduate on and salt all you really need Is a profession­ the whole shoe, replacing worn in­ 82.39. The f i b e r g 1 a s Pelican selection of WALL-TO-WALL and MAD'S. 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llANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1961 PAGE TW1NTTJ1VI WAlQM TWKNTr-FOUB UANCBESTER EVENING HEBALI). MANC9ESTEB» CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24. 1961 THE Parlay Turns Trick BounjC^e Back Herald Angle Hilinski Leads Field id Norwich Golf Event By Rockville Streak Halted by Knights EARL YOST Registers 7 3 Sport S^hedhle For the Birds Sports Editor Southington—Gaining revenge foi-^ For Leading Detroit Today rlere ana sewed up the verdict: Round, Second a 4-S early season loss to Rockville Winning pitcher wag Tom Garry. SaroMta, Fla., May 94 (Jtlo N XnO N AL LEAGUE W ith in IV Games of Top Temple vs. M)ttual, 0:16, Nebo. The Knights’ Junior righthander A bird’s nest high Atop a Urtt Times Have Changed. . for the Best which snapped a 35-game winning W. L. P et GB Guk’s vs. lyichers, 6:15, Char­ pole caused a Maekont at iba 2 streak, Southington High’s baseball notched his sixth triumph without New York, May 24 (IP)— Saa Fraaeisoo 21 18 J18 — Times have certainly changed, as they should, and it was Win in Week ter 04dt. / a loss. Sarasota - Leesbarg Florida Lea Aogriea . .23 15 .605 — forces turned the tables yesterday State League game. The Detroit Tigers are a interesting to note colleague Frank Cline’s recent story on l^ ro d a y , May 25 to pin a 7-1 defeat on the visiting Southington .... lOO OOS 30x—7-10-3 Plttaborgh . . . 19 IS 594 1 the pay. scale for athletic coaches at Manchester High School. Rockville ...... 001.000 000-1- 6-1 The nest causM a mattoae- whopping 15 games over .500 IS Jill New York, May 24 (/P>—The Cincinnati Reds, a bounce Operating almost as Manchester at 'Platt, 3:15. Rams In their Central Vklley tlon In the Ughts Monday algkt CtncJnnatl ....2 0 League clash. Garry and Mikosz; Laferrlere, and have a 4>o-game lead in Milwaukee . . . . 16 16 500 4 back bunch, are within lU games of the National l^gue I can recall the day, and the years, that Red and White coach­ smoothly as one of the'gauges RHAM at Cromwell, 3:15. Olander (7) and Boudreau. and the game was held up aa the American League race St- Louis ....1 4 18 .438 6 lead again because of a kid nghthander high on the rookie es received nothing in the line of pay, except personal satis­ which he turns out at his own Gqlf—Conard, Platt at Man- It was the 16th victory In 18 hour and 23 minutes until a cheeter, 3. games overall for the Black splice could be made. Chicago ...... 12 22 558 9 of the year list and a stubborn southpaw,who might well be faction, for coaching all the sports offered at Manchester shop, Stan Hilinski won the again—but it took a tough PhUadelphia ..10 23 503 i0(/, High. Just for the record, in case^------—------:____ ^ /Tennis—Manoheeter at Platt. 3. Knights who are 12-2 in the league Tennis Openings Yesterday electrleaas tonad parlav to turn th* trick. the league’s No. 1 relief ace.’ anyone n:lssed the tabulations, this Connecticut State Golf Asso^ Morlarty’s vs. St. Mary’s, 6:15, and in second place. The loss, There are still several openings the nest, with three'bM s la It, Firit. the Tig:ers hammered Tuesday’s Resulta After sinking to ths bottom ths first tuns In flvs trlss by is the latest salary scale here: lowest batting average in the ciation’s One-Day Tourna­ Nebo. which ended a brief three-game in the tennis claase.s being con­ and transferred It to a flsaro thre' consecutive home runs, ty- St. Louis 12, San Franctsoo 4. when they lost 10 of their first IS bunching three of thslr seven hits Usted first are the head coach’s American League. ment at the Norwich Golf Club Army A Navy vs. Boland’s, winning streak for Rockville, was ducted by Val Yavorsky for the suitable location. ina the major league record, CInoInnatl 2, Los Angeles 0. games, the Reds have won 15 of for two runs in the sixth off Don , seasonal salary, plus his- assist­ Frank Malzone, art All-Star yesterday with a two over par 37- 6:15, (Tharter Oak. their fifth In 12 games this spring. Rec Department on \Vednesday The Leesburg tenas 14 nlek- while breaking a ninth-inning tie their last 30. And Ken Hunt, a 38— 78. The husky Manchester Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1 (10). Drysdele (3-3). Gus Bell's sacrifice ant; Baseball—3710. and 3380.; selection a year ago, and a fellow Friday, May 26 Jim Theriault opened the last of nights at Memorial Field. A nomed the Oriole*. for a 5-2 victorj- over the Minne youngster who fires oVeriuwd and fly and a single by Gordie Cole­ Country Club champion paced a the first with a homer for the nominal fee will" be charged for a Milwaukee 1, Plttsbo^h 0. B a s k e t b a l l —3750. and $705.; who did a great Job this spring. Is Ciheney Tech at Hartford Tech, •Ota Twins last night. sidearm, and BlUy Henry, the fire- man brought them across after batting .140. Another fellow who field of 133 in his first outing Knights but Rockville tied the score series of eight lessons. Classes are And then -the second place Football—3750. and 3520.; Track 2. HOLIDAY MIXED DOUBLES Todajr’s Gamee balling fireman, have been In on singles by Don Blasingame and —3750.; S o e c e r—3670.; Cross isn’t hitting his weight is Marv against State competition this with their only run in the third, A held at 6:15 and at 7:15 at the Cleveland Indians, after winning PIttoburgh (Mlsell 3-1) at Chi­ almost half of those victories In Vada Pinson and a walk had season. Windsor at Rockville, 3:15. pair of three-run rallies In the Memorial Field courts. Informa­ Top scorers were Joe DePsutot Country—3165.; S w im m in g — Breeding of Baltimore, a sensation Golf—Manchester at Maloney, aix in a row. were beaten SM) at cago (Ellsworth 1-2), 2:80 p.m. the comeback spurt to fourth place. loaded the bases. a year ago. The second baseman This marked the secoiul tourna­ sixth and seventh frames chased tion may be obtained by calling the 139-363, Dick McConville 356 and • • • 3650.; G o l f —3270.1 Rifle—3750; ment that HiUnskl has won in less STAN HILINSKI lios Angeles bv the last place An- Los Angeles (Craig 3-2) at St. It was Hunt and Henry who com­ Faculty Manager—3765. "boasts” a .149 average. Other Rams’ starter and loser Don Lafer- East Side Rec. Frsn Jamaitis 116. gek on the three-hit pitching of Louis (JadcMtn 0-S), 0 p.m. bined for a five-hit, 2-0 victor over CAROS 12, GIANTS 4— BUI name players under .200, at last than a week. Last Thursday he Ken McBride. It was McBride's PhUadelphia (MahalTey 4-3) at White was 4-for-5 and drove In The Manchester salary scale is captured the Central (Connecticut second place Los Angeles last considered as a model by member check, were Jim Gilliam of Los first major league shutout, the Milwaukee (Nottebart 2-2) 0 p.m. night — dealing the Dodgers their five runa two with a flrst-lnning Angeles. Richie Aihhurn o f Chi­ Golf Association Tournament at first shutout by the Angels' staff, San Frandsco (McCormick 4-2) home run off loser Sam Jones CIAC schools and has been, and the Edgewood (Coimtry (Club with first shutout of the season and end­ . will be, used as a guide In estab­ cago, Willie McCovey of San Fran­ the first shutout for the Tribe— at dncinnatl (O’Toole 4-3), 0:0S ing their winning streak at five. (3-3), as the Ckurdinala banged 15 cisco, Joe Adcock of Milwaukee a 63. It goes without saying that and the first shutout at cory lishing like setups in other high p.m. San Francisco retained a per­ hits and ran up their biggest scor­ and Hal Smith of Pittsburgh. Hilinski will be the ihan to beat Wtigley Field, the AL's homer ing total of the season. Don Taus­ schools in Connecticut. when the latter organization holds centage point (.013) lead although V * « 0 o * heaven. Thursday’ s Schedule the Giants were walloped 12-4 at sig also hit a two-run homer Ui another one-day event tomorrow 2 Baltimore replaced Minnesota Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2:30 p. St. Louis. Third place Pittsburgh support of Ray Sadecki (3-3), Expansion Plans Off the Cuff at the Manchester Country (Club. In fourth place by defeating the m. remained within one game of the who breezed in with a 12-hit job. When Hlliiuki came charging Chicago White Sox, S-J. and Harvey Kuenn and Orlando Cepe- Duck pin bowling made a re­ Jimmy Morlarty, coach, man­ PhUaddphla at Milwaukee, 9 top despite a 1-0 defeat at Mil­ ager and star first baseman of down the 18fh faii'wsy, there were Waehington walloped Kansas City p.m. waukee on the four-hit pitching of da homered for San Francisco as markable comeback during the re­ five players in deadlock for the M 7-3 In the only other games sched­ the Giants suffered their four^ cently completed 1960-61 season, Morlarty’s, reporU the Gas House Los Angeles at St. Louis, 9 p.m. Lew Burdette. Last place Phila­ Gang wUl play only In the Hart­ lead at 74. Needing a birdie to uled in the ALl. (Only games scheduled). loss In five games. thanks to the establishment of the win, the Silk (City player rolled THE NEWEST AND TOUGHEST • • • delphia defeated the Chicago Cubs * • • new 24-bed Holiday Lanes. And, It ford Twl League this season. 2-1 in 10 Innings. home a difficult uphill putt for TIGEBS 5, TWINS t—Norm AMERICAN LEAGUE . BRAVES 1, PIRATES 0 - - The appears, the surface has just been However, if a sUte league is or­ ganized on Sundays, Moriarty's his three on the final hole and vic­ 3 -T NYLON Safety All-Weather c^««h Steve Boroe and Dick W’. L. P et GJB. Braves scored in .the first inning scratched. Owners of the Holiday tory. __ REDS 2, DODGERS 0 — Hunt, on a triple by Frahk Bolling and a will field a squad. The locals have 4 Brown combined for the home Detroit ...... 26 11 .70S Lanes have applied for a building decided against competing In the Fine Putting S*me tread design thst eame on more makes run burst by the Tigers off a pair ClevelaDd . . . . .21 15 583 *Vi 22, a 6-foot-4, 210-pounder who single by Ed Mathews, then man­ permit for the construction Class A rating. A sweep of all Hunt and Blarl Averill, and a eolo NATIONAL LEAGUE Umpire Oiarley Berry gave an (AP Photofax.) Thuraday's Schedule Tentatively for State remaining games Is a mu-st to in­ emphatic "no" to the request. Reslaled Friday age rating of all the others. by Leon. Wagner In the first Iruitng Detroit at Minnesota, 3:30 Batting (Bssed.on 75 or more at sure qualification for the Red and a.TO x U, block tabo-typo, phM tax aad off loser Jim Perry. bats) — Moon, Los Angeles, 867: After two nights In the press pjn. White. The Little League Parents tbe aid Ur* off year ear. Wrigley Field now has given up Washington at Kansas City, Although they still haven’t received the official blessing of Mathews, Milwankee, .844; Cle­ box, Gordon decided the idea was Cheney Tech, with a 4-2 mark a good one, but not for a manager. Night dance origrinally scheduled •3 home ruru In 21 games. 3:30 p.m. the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference to com­ mente, Pittsburgh, 841; Gonzalez, 16-MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE* • • • Philadelphia, 837; Bolling, Mil­ and two games to play, cannot He planned to have one of his Saturday at the Armory has been OmiOLBS S. WHITE SOX 1— Cleveland at Los Angeles, 4:30 pete in the State Class A Meet at New Britain, Manchester qualify in that it did not schedule changed to the Village Bam Fri­ p.m. waukee, .833. coaches sit in the vantage point, The Orioles alM did It with home $100,000 BonusrPact High’s track squad tentatively qualified seven boys for Sat­ 10 games. The Rangers have two while (jordon himself went back day. To those people who have Boston at New York, 8 pjn. Runs — Boiling, Milwaukee, 29; starts left on the 1961 calendar, runs, one by Dick Williams In the urday’s showdown. This group all<^ Mays, San FYanclsco, Wills, Los to the dugout, where he could contributed and will not be able Chicago at Baltimore, 8 p.m. both away from hqme. to attend, money will be refunded. first Inning and a two-run homer placed In the first four In their Angeles, 26; Moon, Los Angeles, rush out, whenever necessary, to by Jerry Adair In the second. particular specialties during the Tournev games will be played squawk to the umpires. All Little League coaches have Ready for Jake Gibbs 25; Mathews, Milwaukee, 24. tickets and parents who wish to, Southpaw Billy Pierce (l-3j was Eiastern Section qualifying meet Buns Batted In — Cepeda, San June 10-13-17. e * e THE LOWEST-PRICED ths loser, although striking our 12 held at the University of Connecti­ V 0 0 . may purchase them from these Francisco, S3; Aaron, MUwankee, coaches. In six Innings. Billy Ho^t (1-1) Hall of Fame cut yesterday. 31; Moon, Los Angeles, 26; BSUn- Sad Sam Moans 3 -T RAYON All-Weather won it with three Itudngs of three- Grenada, Miss., Mny U iJP) legiate season's end, before The CIAC’s eligibility ruling on Flowers Die Out Tickets will also be on sale at son, Cincinnati and Mays, San After the San Francisco Giants' the door. Dancing is from 9 to 1. h it shutout reUef by Hoyt WU- — Jake Gibbs, already S leg­ signing college players. the Indians is expected Thursday. Francisco, 24. Flowers that bloom in the spring pitchers had turned In eight com­ Get a genuine Goodyear for the price of a so- halm, who lowered his earned run Adm its Eight The program will include an In­ endary athlete In the Frank The all-around athlete at­ As expected. New Britain and HIto — Wills, Los Angeles, 47; often fade In the summer. 'This Is plete games in their first 21 starts, formative discussion on Little called "bargain” brand. You’ll get S-T triple- average to 1.32 for 41 innings. It tracted national attention Hartford High gobbled up most of true In baseball, where compara­ Merriwell tradition in Misaia- T. Davis, Los Angeles, 46; Cle­ ■Manager Alvin Dark was asked to League In Manchester and provide was the third straight loss for the with his passing and running the points and-many of the spots mente, Pittsburgh, 45; Mocm, Los tive unknowns burn up the Grape­ explain the reason for the string tempered cord . . . precision-built with elec­ White Sox, and th e/ve’scored Just aippl, today will sign a pro- Ex-Grid Stars parents with an opportunity . to as the signal-caller who in the larger get together later In Angeles, 44; Mathews, Milwankee, fruit League In Florida or the of start-to-finish successes in an meet with the coaches and offi­ tronic controls ... and Turn- C 4 zM D Q ena run 1b each. feaaional baaehell contract at sparked Mississippi to No. 2 Leo Cyr, above, of the week. The Golden Hurricanes Cactus League In Arizona In March era when the bull-pen men reign • • • a bonus estimated at n e a r 43. cials of Little League. Proceeds pike-Proved for extra safety. ^ | | 0 0 national ranking In an unde­ New York, May 24 (/PI—Eight Manchester, co - captain registered 37% points to win their J Donbles — Zimmer, Chleago, and then fall flat on their faces supreme. Dark’s reply: "Constant will go toward meeting the budg­ 8ENATOES 7, A ’s S— A two- 1100,000. feated season. former players—five of them All- fifth straight team title In the when the firing really starts for running is a good part of the 4.74 X it, block taba-type, plot tax and I I run triple by WfilUe Taaby wrap- of the baseball team this Coleman, Cincinnati and F. Alan, et for equipment for the 900 boys the «ld tire eff year ear, ^ B B The two-sport All-America During his three years of Americas—and two coaches took Eastern with Hartford second with San Francisco, 9; Aaron, Mil­ keeps. answer. If the legs hold up, so does P«I It up for the Senators as they won't say which te a m he spring, has been awarded playing in the Manchester Little football, Ole Miss won one their places in the football Hall of 28 3/4 points. Wethersfield, the Women’s Dlylsloji waukee, 8; Santd Chicago,.Freeoe, Shining example of this is Fritz the arm." League. 12-MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE* aoored four in the eighth at Kan plans to sign with. Gator and two Sugar Bowl the FYed Gladstone Me­ Following are the C la s s A aaa City and beat Ray Herbert Fame today, the final survivors of Ontral Connecticut Interscholas- Cincinnati, Moon, Los Angeles Brickell, Los Angeles Angel short­ Then, the Giants’ new manager It was speculated that the games. Gibbs was named to several hundred nominations. morial Award at Central tlc League champion, CEune in Spring Golf Tournament pairings; and Hiller, San FYanclsco, 7. stop, who was acquired from the laughed and told a story about (3-3). Ed Hobaugh (2-2) was 22-year-old Gibbs would pick the All-America team by the The ex-All-Americas Include Helen Noel vs Rory Simon, Olga WHITEY TURNED PALE the winner, with relief help from Connecticut State Col­ third with 24% points followed Triples — Wills Los Angeles Yankees In a deal for Duke Maas, Sam Jones. "I don’t know how St. Petersburg, Fla. —It was the New' York Yankees of the Associated Press last season. Glenn Davis of Army, Boh Rey­ closely by Manchester with 21 3/4. Havey vs Ann Mannella, l^elyn and 'Vlrdon, Pittsburgh, 4; Santo since sent back to the minors. old Sam Is, 40 or 45, but he’s old Harty Kutyna when the'A's came American League or the Mil­ lege. The awanl is made Whltey Ford’s day to drive his back with two runs In their Fine .Average nolds of Stanford, Charley (Choo All told, 14 teams were entered. Lorentzen vs Mary Gangewere, and Banks, Chicago, Aaron, Mil- The heavy legged Brickell enough not to care too much for waukee Braves of the Nation­ He batted .389 In three Choo) Justice of North Carolina, annually on the" basis of three children and five belonging eighth. Pitcher t>on Larsen, ton Best individual performances Isabel Parciak vs Avis Hamilton, wankee, Amaro, PhUadelphia and couldn’t do anything wrong In running," Dark said. "After a on his way to the ball park. V^en •GOODYEAR NATION-WIDE GUARANTEE al League. years of college baseball and Weldon Humble of Rice and Bob leadership and scholar­ turned In by the Indians were Co- Ruth Bryant vs Betty Wilkie, Bar- Florida and hit all kinds of pitch­ T ^ e d Into an outfielder by A's Stuart and Clemente, Pittsburgh, particularly tough workout this Yankee pitcher Ford reached the Hpxord Oworantea—All new Cloodyear automobile tires Manager Joe Gordon after hitting Major league scouts follow­ in 1960 the National College Suffridge 'Of Tennessee. ship and athletic ability. Captain BYed Kostenko and John barbara Williams vs Betty Ben­ 8. ing. With Tony Kubek back at spring, Sam came puffing Into the Athletic Association named school he counted only seven a pin^ homer Monday, was 0-for- ed both the diamond and grid­ Don Faurot, director of ath­ Cyr, a shortstop, played Salcius. Kostenko captured the ton, Kae Allen vs Edna Hilinaki, Home Buns — Cepeda, San Fran­ abort, Brickell was expendable and clubhouse and said to me, *What heads. His son Eddie Jr. was miss­ are guaranteed by written certificate against normal road haz­ NO MONEY 4 and struck out with two on In iron exploits of Gibbs during him to the All-America team. letics at Missouri and the late four varsity seasons with pole vault event with a vault of Cele Parry va bye. cisco, 12; RoUnMn, Cincinnati and was shuttled to the West Coast. am I supposed to do this year — ing. The youngster played a prank ards—i.e., blowouts, fabric breaks, euts-except repairable punc­ ths last two years of his col­ He carried the ball 166 Charlie Caldwell, who coached at 11’ 9” and also placed fourth In First round matches must be ths rally. the c e s e varsity and Moon, Los Angeles, 10; Mathews, Weekend averages showed the wind up and run the ball across on his dad by hiding in Mickey tures. Guarantee limited to original owner for number of lege career. Baseball scouts times In college football for Princeton and Williams, were the the broad jump. played by June 10 MUwankee and Mays, San Ftan- winter phenom hitting but .22, the the plate’ 7" Mantle’s car. t u r n p i k e - even watched Gibbs' football 660 yards, a 3.4 yards-per- coaches named. also lettered two years in Fine Showing clsro, 8. months specified. performances in eveiy Ole carry average and 14 touch­ George McAfee of Duke, Claude basketball. Salcius came up with one of the Class B pairings: Stolen Bases — Pinson, Cin­ p r o v e d downs. He completed 119 Reeds of Oklahoma and Pat Paz- Ufetime Guarantee-All (Joodyear tires are guaranteed against DOWN Miss game since the Grenada most outstanding showings in the Hazel Barger va Dot Ballsieper, cinnati, 8; BobtauHm, Cincinnatt, 7; (or oxtra salaty athlete caught the eye of the passes out of 221 for a 53.9 per zettl of Lehigh, also were’ elect­ meet when he flashed to vlcto^ In Lu (Darvey vs Blunice Owens, R(fth GaUison, PhUadelphia, 5; Freese, any defects in workmanship and material without limit as to baseball world. cent completion average, 1,850 ed. the 880. The Indians' Junior flyer Willey vs Delores Kelly, Lynn Var­ Cincinnati, Wlffs, Los Angeles, time or mileage. with your oM tire. yards and 19 touchdowns. Membership Voted Awards Presented Third Baseman triumphed in a time of 2:02 and ney VB bye, Melesslri DeMartln va Mathews, MUwankee and Mays In baseball, Gibbs hit .404 The selections were announced upset the Owls’ highly regarded Martlon Zamaitis, Janet Ferguson and Knenn, San Francisco, 4. Any Goodyear tire dealer ( in all 60 sUtes, there are over 60,000 Gibbs, who played t h ir d as a sophomore, .424 as a jun­ yesterday by the honors court of To UConn Athletes Pay as little as $1.25 91 base for the Rebel baseball Willie Hayes. vs Collen Perry, Eileen Plodzlk vs Pitching (Based on 8' or mors MACHINE SHOPS AND STORES OPEN SATURDAY of them) will repair tire without charge, or make an allowance ior and .333 as a senior. Ole the foundation after nominations Taking second place in the hop, Peg Chanda, Doris Carpenter vs decislohs) Haddiz, Pittsbarghi 36' team and quarterbacked the Miss won the - Southeastern and voting by the entire member­ toward purchase of a new tire, based on original tread depth la week. football team, had been ex­ Storra, May 24 OP)—Awarda step and jump event was Dick bye. and Dnffalo, San Ftancisco, S'^, FREE FARKIII AT ALL STtlES • PROMPT KLIVERY SERIIOE Conference championship In ship of the Hall of Fame. were preaented to five outatandlng Berube of the Red and White. Ken These matches must be played remaining and the current "(Joodyear price." pected to sign a baseball pact 1959 and 1960 and was run­ Red Blaik, former Army coach, 1.000; Podres, Los Angeles, 5-1, SEC SOFTBALL earlier. However. Baseball Unlveralty of Connecticut ath­ Smith, the Indiana’ other co-leader, by June 10. 883; MlzeU, Pittsburgh, 8-1, .750; ner-up In the Western Divi­ is the chairman of the 12-man hon­ letes last night at the school’s an­ finished third in the mile race. • * * Sending no less than 53 batters Commissioner Ford Frick ruled sion this year. ors court. Five players tied with 4-2, .867. to the plate and scoring at least nual spring sports banquet. Fourth place berths were nailed Opening golf tournament of the AMERICAN LEAGUE in March that teams m u s t 'The 6-foot, 185-pound ath­ Davis was the Mr. Outside of Tom Kopp of Naugatuck, co­ season for the Women’s Division at one run In every frame, the Teach- wait until final examinations, the famous Army backfleld of down by Ed C^earnota In the Batting (Based on 75 or mors lete throws right handed and captain of the football team and a javelin and Bob Poster In the 220. the Ellington Ridge Country Club, at bats) — Temple, Cleveland, ars trampled Gus's Grinders, 27- or. If It come later, the col­ bats from the left side. 1944-45-46, Doc Blanchard was CASTROL 8. last night at Charter Oak Park. baseball star, received the Eastern Winding up in a four-way tie for a nine-hole low putts event, found 864; Cash, Detroit, 850; KlUe- Mr. Inside. Davis Is a newspaper College Athletic Conference me­ Mrs. Billie Marlow wliming with A 10-nm fifth Inning turned what executive in Los Angeles. fourth place in the high Jump was brew, Minnesota, 347; Boros, De­ M O T O R O IL had been a pretty clo.se contest dallion. The award honors accom­ the Indians’ Tom Best. 12. Tied foe> runner-up honors were troit, .841; B. Robinson, Balthnore, Reynolds, co-owner of the Los plishment in both athletics and Mrs. Betty Wolff and Mrs. Nellie Into a complete rouL Angeles Angels, played in 1933- Several Red and White clad per-, 888. and Bob DiBattisti paced the win­ Major League Baseball Names scholarship. formers just missed winning Johnson, each with 14. Mrs. Bea Runs — Colavito, Detroit, 82; 34-35 and is the only player ever Rings signifying "excellence in Keith was fourth with 15 putts. Gash, Detroit and Mantle, New ners' 26-hit attack by hitting for to compete for 180 minutes in the berths. Jason Stonsfield finished LUBRICANTS g q q d /V e a r athletics, scholarship, citizen^ip York, 81; Wood, Detroit, 80; B. the circuit, getting a single, dou­ Rose Bowl. He was a tackle. fifth in the discus which was the ble, triple and homer In six times Listed with Cross Freshmen and leadership” were presented to same spot claimed by Jerry Jeske Mrs. Isabel Parciak of the Man­ Robinson, Balthnore and Bruton DEALER INQUIRIES MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KINDI Justice, a halfback who fin­ Reid Oawshaw of New London, in the 220. Landing sixth places chester Country Club won the and Kalliie, Detroit, 97. at bat. Jim Berzenalfi, with four ished his college playing in 1949, INVITED doubles and a single; Jim Dowd, track co-captain; Duane (Joe) were sophomore Jim Bracken In Round Robin Tournament (low Rons Batted In—GentUe,' BalU- Is a bualneBsinan in Henderson­ Clement of Henniker, N, H., base­ the 440 and Mike Simmons in the gross In first three meetings of more, 41; Boros, Detroit, St; Cash, with a triple, double and single; Bo.slon, May 24 (/P)—Rumor has^Murtaugh. His,„ dad manages the ville. N. C. Ed Graceyalany, with a triple and it thkt tbe Holy Cross Freshmen World Cfihmpion Pittsburgh Pi­ ball co-captain; Charles ((^uck) hop, step and Jump. Fifth and season) with, a total score 297 Detroit, 82; Colavito, Detroit, 98; Humble played guard fbr Rice Mitchell of Blast Hartford, hockey sixth place boys are alternatees In Orange yesterday. Mrs. Psu-ciak AUison, Minnesota and Mantle,' GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE two singles and Dick Danielson, have the be.st college baseball rates .... In 1941-42-46. He now is a bank with a pair of three-baggers, also team In N^w Elngland. The lineup Controversial Play captain, and Tony Attanaslo of Saturday if qualifiers cannot com­ had a trio of 99’s at the Race New York, 26. officer In Houston. Stamford, soccer captain and base' pete. Brook course, Hits —r Temple, Cleveland, 51; 713 MAIN ST.—MI V-9S:%3 2^5 BROAD ST— Ml $5179 hit well for the victors. includes big league names like He- A controversial play helped Con­ Now a businessman in Knox­ ">Dick Plagge hit a homer for gan and Merullo. necticut wrap up Its ninth Yankee ball co-oaptaln. H Robinson, Balthnore, 50; Boros, I N«w Original Equipmont GUs's. Moose Finnegan had a dou­ The club has a large followdng Conferertce baseball crown In 14 ville, Tenn., Suffridge 'played for Track Coach Lyold Duff an­ Detroit, 45; FranooUa, Plenall ble and two singles also for the among big league scouts, too. years and an NCAA Regional Tennessee in 1938-39-40 when the nounced the new track eo-cs^talns and Power, Cleveland and Cash, BBNDIX BRAKE SHOES losers. The Crusader Babes wound up Tournament berth . . . In the Vols swept all 30 of their games. at the dinner. They are A1 Croas of I The Way to Pitch. .No. n Detroit, 48. HOLLYWOOD SERVICE CENTER COOK’S SERVICE STATION Faurot, a Missouri fullback Teachers 312 4 (10) 3 4-27-26-1 an unbeaten season recently by clinching 2-0 tri’'mnh over Rhode Holyoke, Mass., formerly of Hart­ Doublee — Romano and Power, 342 E. CENTER ST— Ml 9-8187 555 MIDDLE TPKE, EAST--M I 9-5321 .....Gus's .. .410 0 1 1 1— 8-13-7 defeating the Amherst Frosh, 7-3, I a l a n d, Connecticut leftfielder from 1023 to 1925, coached at his ford, and Gene Bachman of Stam­ develaad, 18; B. Bobhis

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Apartmtnto—Flats— Hooses for Sale • 72 Roofinf—Sidinc 16 THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW BY FAGALY and SHORTEN Ftownh—NiMstiy Stock 80-B Household Goods 511 Ponses for Sale 72 Lpto FoivSalc 73 SHEET MUSIC—Song books, teach- Tenements - 58 E^WSIX HOME Improvement TAKE OVER PAYMENTS SDC ROOM colonial in tha Porter THREE BEDROOM Colonial 365 7)4 ACRES, high elevation, beauti­ Johnson Back RockvUle-Vernon STRAWBERRY PLANTS. RobtoSoA tog material for piano and all in- Street section' bar and rec roonrf> Company—«U types of shUiE and and ftiarkla. Fern Gardkna, 178 FROMGUR BANK ' gtrumants. On# of Connecticut’s ROCXVHXiE — Convenient location E. Middle Tpke., selling at FHA ful vlew\ minutes out, trees, only CLASSIFIED — Aluminum clapboards i FOR UNPAID BALANCE —8 room heated apartment, stove In basement, oreezeway, l-ca r ga- appaisal, $13,900 for quick sale. $2,600, Carlton W. Hutchins, MI Fern S ^ , 8Q 8-7378. larg^-sclect^. Ward Muaic Co., rage, wooded lot. $22,900. Phil To Report on . Unexcelled workman ICSSHUSH, 1, 8, or 8 YEARS TO PAYI M Summer. Open evenings. Free ■nd refrigerator. CaU MI 9-0066. Belfiore Agency. Ml 8-5121., 8-6182. INSUIRAaAi; GERANIUMS 86o each and up; START PAYING brick A y n c y , MI 9-8464. Mile Hill Tract Zoned parking. BUY OF THE WEEK toN to pemmlala 88c each; eomMnaUon IN JULY RANC3H—6)4 rooms, 8 years old, ANO Bastness Locations IX)T FOR SALK—South Windsor, Asian Mission ADVERTISING pots and annuals at reasonable 8 ROOMS FURNTrURB Bowers School Area, family size St. James Parish—6 room cape, Roofing and Chinuiaya 16-A lOTBOPir- For Rent 54 100x200. Call MI 3-1408. .prioea. .Bvaigleeu trees $1 each $8.86 MONTHLY Wssriiif Apparel—Furs 67 kitchen, plastered walls, past iron nice lot, garage, $14,900, Excellent For Light Industry ROOFINO—SpodnUxIng rspalring AU.tAV and up. PdnuceUl’B Oreenhouae, Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, baseboard heat, 1-car garage. This financing. (Continued from Page Om ) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT: HOURS U3N6- 488 N. Mato, Open Sundays. Rugs, Lamps, TaUas EXGBLXKNT spot for any b GLASTONBURY roofs of all itodi. new rooa,.gnt-^ or office. Center of town, nty house offers you those little extras 8:15 AJL to 4:S0 PAL tar work, chtomsys cleaned, ce EVERYTHING 1338.78 OIRL’I CLOTHING, size 10 and 13. o f parking. MI 9-5229 9-5, that make a house^a home. $19,500 J. D. REALTY 14 acres adjtfining Apple Hill, 3 report, but a detaUed formal re­ The Vernon Fire District Zoning* port will be made later. ' Also, ths dlstrtet’s hsavjr fodus* paired.INuieo. Aluminumfuuouni__ siding. 80 Boy’s Jaekst, sla« 13. MI 8-7843, Philbrlck Agency, MI 9-8464.. lots on Route 2, approved (or Commission has rezoned an ap­ trial zone, Industrial A, msy bo years* stmerissce. Free sMBUttes. Hoasfihold Goods SI 8 ROOMS FURNTTURB OFFICE FOR rent near Parkade, 470 Main St. MI <-5129 models, $15,000, $6,000 cash, balance A public report of his trip was proximately 175-acre tract off COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. FOR SALE—8 year old 8 betiroom considered ss a jnapmr, aono fo r Call Howl^. Ml A688I. M 1 8 4 m $10.16 MONTHLY reasonable rent. 186 W Middle on release clause mortgage. made at a news conference to be Mile Hill Rd., (or light industrial MONDAT Xhni fSm AT u i* AJL<~«ATinU»Ay t AJL . ranch, air conditioned, knotty pine MANCHESTER—West Side. 7 room dtunping uses. Jme cominlaslon TORO LAWNM0WBR8 at reduoad WesUnghouae R efrlfm tor, Living Waotod—To Bay 58 Turnpike. Call MI 9-6205 after 2 broadcast and televised at 2:30 purposes; including maintenance of will probabto dlicun the idea pricea Ride, rotary, reel modcle Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Ruga, P. m. , cabinets in kitchen, one. acre lot, colonial for a growing family, 1)4 RICHARD B. MOORE p.m. (EDT). WN BUY, SELL or trad# antique back yard fenced with round cedar baths, sun parlor, garage, many a refuse disposal area a future, meeting, ha said. PLEASE READ YOUR AD RcntiBK and Phnabtaf 17 with wtad-tunnel grass bag attadi- Lamps, Tables MEdford 8-4832 Johnson said his report to the ment Mariow's. bo., 867 8tato, EVBRYTIHNG $387.84 and used furniture, china, -glass, OFFIC!E SPACE to residential rail, artesian well, amesite drive.’ extras. Exclusive. Helen A. Socha President "embodies much more Zoning Commission Chairman **Wwt U f f m tMtmm M «r tk« ftmmm m • osa. MI 9-9021 Charles H. Brown said approvaj of PLUMBINO a n d beattog - rw 8U 8-8811. sUvsr, picture frames and old area of Main Street, large Asking $13,600. CaU PI 2-6468. BOLTON LAKE hope than I thought possible ■when Foam BuUd§ Hotuo n w aircrtlMr akMli read kte ■« Nm FOUT DAT IT modeUM todkallaaoBs. repairs 8 ROOMS FURNTTURB eotos, old dolls and guns, bobby rooms, excellent for doctor. MI I left.” the proposals came during a four- ATTKASS u i BBrOBT SBB0S8 la Uiaa far tiM ant Inn- All work gudrantead K years ex- eoUsctlons, attic contents or whole 4-0288. NEW 5)4 ROOM ranch, 3 bedrooms, ANSALDI HEIGHTS—Beautiful and hour executive session. Monday $14.74 MML/mntJZ O N T j^Y exceptional 6 room ranch, full Two minutes walk to beach. Johnson said he returned to New York —• Rigid urtthaaa ttra. Ita B|«alt l> mpaarMa far ca|^ ONB iacocrcct or «altM panelirienos. 84-hoor aanfica. Call USED FURNITURE. 8C 8-7448. estates. Funltura Repair Servlca, fireplace, paneled kitchen with the firm belief this country’s posi­ tasting to midnight. The changes Washing Machine,Mne, Weatinghouse built-ins, basement garage, all basement, 2 fireplaces, hot water Beach privileges. Garage, Founda­ foam is now being used to tnariloa far aay atfwirflwHwat a a i o c a oa|y ta tfe* aatoaf «f a fcari VanCarap, Ml t-6746. TaleottvlUs, Conn. TeL Ml 8-7449. tion with footing in. $800. Give tion had strengthened smd that the are effective Friday. “■aka carfP lanrlfcia Kknaa ahleb Aa aat leaaca iha aalaa ml Refrigerator, Bedroom, Bed____ Ll'ring___ „ Summer Romes For Rent 67 utUitiea, on bus line. Priced right. oil heat, plastered walls end full light, portable buildings. The foam Room, Dinete, O^ea, Rug^ ' insulation, ceramic tile bath, com ­ away price. countries he idsited had been ^ven Brown said the decisions were Is sprayed over a huge plastio Ito'toakaiaaf RENT A TAPE recorder as low as Good financing. Charles Pontl- new hope. R a d io -T V R e p a ir 80o daUy. M arlow’s, 867 Mato. CaU Lamps, *bbles. Blankets TWIN SmOLLER, reasonable. MI GIANT’S NECK HEIGHTS— Next celll Agency, MI 9-9644 or MI bination windows gnd doors, ame­ made with an eyb to the beat lii- balloon and allowed to h»rd*n. EVERYTHING $898.33 J. D. REALTY ”We never heard a hostile voice teresta of the district and the Door and window apertures can ba S e r r ic a a 18 8H 8-5!m. S-7971, to Rocky Neck, modem 4 room 3-8109. site drive shade trees, nicely cottage, hot water, electric kitch­ landscaped, 8 years old. A real 470 Main St. MI 8-5129 and we never shook a hostile greatest good of the greatest num­ cut with a saw. The foam can ba price bcludee DeUvery. Setup, OVERfilZB rambling Cape Cod, 4 hand,” Johnson said. ber of residents. made fireproof and can bond Itsalf Dial Ml 3-2711 SER)P 8tARI®W ’S for Odd chaste en, eIeeps-7, $70 weekly. PI 2-8142, Jewel. Charles Lespdrance. MI BOLTON—10 acres of land, 600 foot Service. Guarantee Immediate de- d i n g h y n o t ever 8 feet. MI MI 9-6772. large bedrooms, dining room, Everywhere he went, Johnson to the ground beneath. MORTBN8BN TV SpedaUaad RCA of drawiere, dressers, beds, and 9-7620. frontage, full price $2,700. Law( He said all the comments and televlalaa. aarvlea. Ml 9«ML night tables. Low pricea. E-Z Uvery or Free Storage until needed. S-5S05. walkout basement, garage, said, leaders and governments had criticism heard at the public hear­ terms. M arlow’s, 867 Mato. Phone For Appointment Bowers School. Only $18,600. Carl­ SIX ROOM finished Cape, fireplace, rence F. Fiano, Realtor, MI great respect (or the United Lost u d Fonod Ante DriTiny School 7-A 8-2766. Ed Crawford, Ml 9-4410. ing last week were taken into ac- TV SERVICE—An makes. Honest, SAMUEL ALBEIRT, Hartford SEBAGO LAKE. MAINE—Cottages ton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132 oversize garage, finished rec States, President Kennedy, and fcqimt, but that the commission CH 7-0888 for rent. CaU MI 8-4426. room, picnic area. Ideal for chil­ Secretary of State Dean Rusk. p r e p a r e f o r drtvar'a tact. Economical. High quality parts. Three Rooms of Furniture Rooms Withoat Board 59 SEVEN A zone lota, city water and felt other factors outweighed argu- Guaranteed 90 days Famous for See It Day Or Night ROCKLEDGE—6 room ranch, 1)4 dren. West Side Realty, MI 9-5815. After the ceremony, Johnson liOST—Main 8tre«t vicinity, key Ages 1* to ao. D rti^ and class PROM MODEL HOME baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage, sewerage. Charles Lesperance, Ml iheiite against the change. service since 1981.' Plxme Ml If you ha've no means of trans­ f u r n i s h e d r o o m light house­ 9-7620, and Kennedy went to the Presi­ A petition signed by 133 resi­ cue ^th keyr. Tel. MI 9-9W. room. Thraa Inatructon. No wait keeping, one minute from Main Wanted To Rent 68 large lot, built-in stove and oven, PORTER STREET—Elegant Cape dent’s office for a conference. iBg M aachestsr Driving Aeada 9-4537. Pottsrton’s. 180 Center St. portation, ru send my auto tor dents showed a number of the sign­ Cost Over $700 you. No obligation. 'Street. Woman only. MI 9-7959 selling below cost for only $24,900. Cod home in excellent AA loca­ The final leg of the Vice Presi­ m y. PI 3-79t>. Wa n t e d —Four room house with Resort Property For Sale 74 ers to be Rockville residents. #OUND — Glaasea near Bowen CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sarvlee, after 6 p.m. For further information or ap­ tion. Thia 2 bedroom home offers dent’s trip was a flight from Ber­ NEVER BEEN USED A—L -B —E—R—T— S . heat, hot water, centrally located. much in the way of comfortable Brown salcu n i e petition was di­ School, can MI 9-4S0S. aeailabla aU iMura. Safiatoctlon 48-45 ALLYN ST.. HARTFORD pointment to see call the R, F. muda. ^ — guarantaad. Call Ml 9-m 6. Help Wanted— Female 35 Livg Stock— VeUclea 42 f u r n i s h e d rooms, complete light Clean, elderly couple. Box R, Dimock Co.. MI 9-5245, Barbara living. Only $18,900. Jarvis Realty BOLTON—First lake —waterfront rected against the amendment to Articles For Salo 45 Sale Price $888 Open Nights 'THl" 8. Sat. 0 p.m. Herald. 5-room cottage which can be ' Quickly after his arrival at the LOST—At Parkade Bowlinr Lanea, G*nife--SwTico--8tor«go 10 housekeeping' facilities. Centrally Woods, MI 9-7702, Johanna Evans, Co., Realtors. Call MI 3-4112. Eve­ airport, Johnson boarded a heli­ the regulations providing for es­ PUILCO RECOMMENDED asrvlce SECRETARY, general office work, S8CALL CASH register, $65. F loor located. Children accepted—limit­ MI 9-5653. nings call PI 2-8311. MI 3-7847 easily winterized. Marion E. Rob­ tablishment of a refuse disposal Mancheater High School 1983 dale ’^ to g and dictaphone experience. Pay Only $4 Week LBlAViNG STATE—Must sail be­ ertson. broker, MI 3-5953 copter for a hop to the White ring, initials J.L.M. Call MI »0137. on hl-fl's, radios, televlalona. Also FOR SALE!—3 mUklng goats, 3 model sink with shampoo attach ed. Mrs. Dbrsey, 14 Arch St., Man­ House and a report to Kennedy area, or dump. GARAGE for rait at 183 Mapls National oorpomtioa. Sldmese and fore June 1. Formal traditional Farm and Land For Sale 71 46 HARLAN STREETT —6 room MEADOW LANE—7 room all brick 2 Wds. CaU P I 3-6478. ’ guarantee aenrlce on an oOier ment, 630. 8H 4-0888. Sacrificing complete bedroom, Uving room set, sofa, fan chair, chester. and Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Atty. Bernard J. Ackerman at St. MI 8-4781. makes: Bee our anniversary aale health benefita. Box D. Herald. complete Uving room and kitchen Cape, fireplace, 1)4 baths, full Zftneh, 8 king sized bedrooms. TV Suburban For Sale 75 the hearing charged the propose;! aaay chair with ottoman, genuine PLEASANT furnished room near ANDOVER — About 87 acres, ap­ room, 1)4 baths, family sized Johnson was accompanied by LOST—Ucense plate PH 49. Please ■peelels under Articles for Sals, decorator furniture from model dis­ proximately 4,000 foot frontage. basement, enclosed porch, garage, Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. zone change was a blind for setting MANCHESTER housewives: Sever­ THAYEIR COACH baby carriage, down cuahlons. Imported Italian bath for a gentleman, parking. 64 wooded lot 75x150. Marion E. kitchen. 2-car garage. ‘Belfiore TO SETTLE estate —reasonably call r a 8-7512. Class. No. 45. Open evenings and Poultry and Snpplito 43 play home. We will give you free Reasonable. Tongren Agency MI Stephen Smith. Mrs. Smith is the up a dump on the 25-acre Chessey BusinesB Sernces Offered 13 Sahadays. SatelUte Electronic al weU developed territories open. practlcaUy new, $30. 8II 9-7881. frames, including aUp covers cus­ High St. Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5958. Agency. MI 3-5121 priced 5 room house, main high­ Customers waiting for Represen- delivery and free storage up to one tom made. To dupUcate new would 3-8321. ' President’s sister. property off Rt. 30 in the western NOTICE IS HEREBY given that Service, 168 School Street Man EDR STRICTLY farm fresh eggs, year. way three acres of land, newly part of the rezoned area. AMESITE DRIVB!WAY8 construct­ UUve to caU. A s UtUe as 3 to 3 coat approxim ately $1,200, aaklng FURNISHED rooms, free parking; MANCHESTER—2-family flat 4-4, The Vice President carried more Pass Book No. SS 6793 Issued by Chester. MI 9-1786 or JA 8-1669. try Manchester Poultry Farm, 473 VERNON—ll^A wooded scree with decorated, new heating system. The rezoned area, bounded by ed—resurfaced—sealed. Superior hours q>at« time dalW.wiU asm Keeney S t , 8 0 9-9904. W A U i STONE $10 ton deUvered. $300. 8 Chinese figure lam ps, cost also, cabins with efficiencies. Cali large lot. central heating system, MANCHESTER Call Ml 8-2785 week days. than a score of points to the White Washing dishas The Savings Bank of Manchester pavers. M l 8-6515. NORMAN'S about 1,000 foot water frontage. P. Mile Hill Rd., the Wilbur Cross has been lost and application has TELEVISION antennas and rotor you up to $80 a weekTCali now for 8U 8-6878 or 8H 8-7368. over $100, now asking $35. 40” GM Ml 9-0836 between 6-7. Scranton Buckley School area. Call Cieazyn- House conference on what needs to 448 HAR’TFORD ROAD V. Tongren Agency. MI 8-6321. $13,900—Six room colonial, built be done now to arrest the Com­ Highway and Rt. 30, has been in been made to said bank for pay­ systems tostaned and repaired interview in your home. Com­ EDR SALE!—^Whlte R ock started MI 8-1524 Frigidaire electric range, $50. Kel- Mot^I, ski-Felber, Real Estate, MI 3-1409 Wanted— Real Estate 77 is easy today • •• COSMA APPLIANCE Sorvlee—Re­ plete training. Cal] BU 9-4833. chickens, smaU orders accepted or AH 9-4291. 1950, fireplace, plaatered walls, city munist tide in Southeast Asia. Residence B or Oommercial 1 ment of the amount of deposit. pairs nil makes laMgsraton, Serving Mancheater and sur- Before you biw furniture any' vlnator refrigerator, good condi­ zones. roundtof areas. Modem TV Berv 8 0 4-1959. CHHJ^’S SOLID oak desk and tion, $35. MI 9-0966 after 6 p.m ., FURNISHED ROOM for rent, one water »nd sewers, brook. A zone In general terms Johnson sug­ freeseta, waatatog maehtoaa, dry­ TUPPERWARE Home Party deal­ wbere-HShop at Ifovdrman’a block from Main St. Call MI Hooses For Sale 72 lot. Assume 4*4% mortgage, $89 HAVE AT least 17 families looking Brown said these factors sup­ Ice, 405 Center St., MI 8-3306. •bench set, like new, 8Q 9-1807. 187 W. Center St. COVENTRY—Near lake, 4 rooms for 4 bedroom homes with dining gested yesterday what he may tell ers. ranges, oU and gas bumsra. ers, fuU or part- tim e. Adhrance- 9-6746. and bath, all year ’round house, monthly. ' ’ the Chief Executive. ported the commission's unani­ AnnoaiKCBieiits MI 9-0058. All work guaraatesd. STERILIZED used furniture and MANCHESTER —7 room Cape, room. Could be older and priced ment opportunities. Call 8 0 6-3869. Artldes For Sale 45 TOP SOIL, the best, stock pUe. Can TWO MAH(X5ANY end tables suit­ family room, modem kitchen, 8 fully insulated, central oil heat, Stopping off at Bermuda, the tall mous vote to rezone the land: be seen on Route 44A in North ^ Ita ncee, exceUent condition. SPACIOUS airy room, very nicely $15,800—1,120 square feet, 8 be«- $15,000-$18,000. What have you? (A.LJt.) —AUTOMOBILE LEOAL TREE PRUNING, removal and lot Millinery Dremasking 19 NEW bronse-brasB and chrome able for cottage, $5 each; 4 paira bedroome, rec room, garage Good nice location, lot 110x125. PI Please call me today. One family Texan gave a news conference his 1. There was no opposition from W08IAN WANTED to work to laun­ WALLPAPER SALE—FuUy trim Coventry. Phone 8 0 8-7088, Leon­ pink fiberglas U'Vlng room drapes, furnished, tile bath, private home, 2-6118 room ranch, plastered walls, stair­ impressions on his mission to South district residents to the adoption Association, Special Representa­ clearing. CaU Frank C Noble Jr., dinette eeta, mattresses, and other parking. Gentleman. 316 Spruce St. lot with trees One block to way to attic, basement garage"’, city needs 9 (t. ceilings not over tive. Clifford W. Barnett 38 OtU FOR DRESSMAKINO and l dry four days per week. New Sys­ med, plastic coated, many 1961 ard L. Giglto. 63" long, $4 a pair; one maple schools, shopping and bus. $16,900 Viet Nam, the Philippines, For­ of the comprehensive land use plan MI 9^«053. tiems, call Lyn Kratzke MI tem Laundry, 44 Harriaon Street. items, S0%-40% off. Credit terms, utilities, shade trees, high A zone $16,000. Thelma Jeffries Escott, St., Manchester. Conn., MI 8-7424. patterns to choose from. C. J. no down payment. LeBlanc Furni­ bookcase, $15; one aluminum Philbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8464. broker, MI 9-7683, mosa, Thailand, India and Pakis­ for the district, which contains the any time. DOUBLE BREASTED tuxedo 89 TWO SEPARATE rooms furnished INDUSTRIAL ZONE lot. Assume 4)4% mortgage, $97.60 tan. LAWN MOWE2IS sharpened and M orrison Paint Store, 885 Center ture Hoepital. 195 South Street, clothes reel. $10; Thor Gladlron with heat, bath kitchen privileges. proposal to place a light Industrial S t long, like new; also, Kodak fatar- Ironer, $50. MI 0-6583. DIANE DRIVE — This beautiful monthly. repaired sales and service, pick m ite cam era. CaU 8 0 8-6800. Rockville, TR 5-3174. Open 9-9, 219 N. Main Street. Manchester! One 6 room house and one 7 room SELLING? Buying? Trading? No He also made an overnight stop zone on the area in question. P e r s o n a ls S up and delivery. Complete line of Saturday UU 6. We buy houaelota MI 9-1109 or MI 9-S913. split level home is in tip-top house, side by side (141-145 Adams matter what your needs may be. in Athens, Greece. 2. It is in the best interests of Moving— Tracldiig-> COUNTER GIRLS l a w n MOWiuRS—T oro Jacobsen, FORMICA TOP kitchen set, 4 shape. 3 bedrooms. 1>4 baths, fin­ LAWRENCE F. FIANO Mitten can fit them like a glove. Johnson said the situation in Toro riders, reels, and rotaries, of furniture. Street) together make a frontage Realtor MI 3-2766 the fire district as a whole to re- ELECTROLUX Salas and Berrica. nirden and lawn supplies. L A M S to r a g e 20 Bolens, OoodaU, Ariens. Riding chairs. $30; 3-piece sectional sofa, LADY OR gentleman to share split ished rec room. Patio. $20,900 with Free Inspection upon request. Call Southeast Asia is quite serious. bonded rehresentatfvo, AUrad Needed for a new 8Cister Donut mowers. Bolens 7 h.p. Rldamatic Boats and Accessories 46 $10. MI 9-8689. of over 160 feet, depth at furthest Ed Crawford MI 9-4410 zone the property. Equipment Corporation, Route 88, BEFORE YOU buy outdoor sum­ level home with responsible em­ excellent financing available. point 280 feet. Asking $12,000 and the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, The struggle to preserve freedom 3. The area itself is relatively Amell, >M Henry ■ (. T el. MI MANCUESTER Moving and n u A - Shop located In 8Ianchester. Shop tractors with over 31 Attachments Jar\'is Realty Co.. Realtors. CaU Vernon, Conn. TR 6-7809. USE® BOATS—15 foot Lyman plus mer furniture anj^ere, be sure ployed couple. MI 8-0775. $14,000. Can be bought separately Realtors. MI 3-6930. there, he said, will be "long, cost­ lightly inhabited, and there lathe 8-0450. tog Company. Local and »«v»g dis­ open 34 hours. Openings availabble Used mowers and tractors. Parts SBIULING OUT all amaU miscel­ MI 3-4112. Evenings call PI 2-8311, trailer and accessories; 14 foot to lee jHarlow’e laive selection at or together. $11,000—7 ROOM home, excellent ly and, in many instances, danger­ proposal in the comprehensive COMPLETE REPAIRS - By Stu­ tance moving, packing and ator- for all shifts. Contact: and aervloe. Capitol ^ulpment laneous household articles CaU at PLEASANT, large heated room, MT 3-7847 WISH SOMEONE to handle your ous.” WANTED—Ride to Pratt * Whit- ^ a n . $395; 14 foot aluminum low, low prices. Marlow's furai- 18 pelmont St. condition, handy central location, .plan to construct a road through art R. Wolcott on automatic urn. Regular service throughout Co.. 88 8Iato. 80 S-79te. tore, 867 Mato. free parking, on bus line. 146 Cen­ St. James parish. Carlton W. real estate? Call me at Ml 9-0320 He said he had been reluctant to so*s home hedting ney to Gate 3 or 8, second shift, Nm England States and Florida. with traUer and acceasories. New G. S. KEITH. Broker the area to take heavy traffic washers dryers and electric traUera from $99.95. M cBride’s (3HERRY DrniNO room table and ter St. MI 3-5002. MANCHESTER Hutchins, MI 9-5132. for prompt and courteous servlco. undertake the mission. He said he from Clinton Street. MI 8-1806 be­ ranges. Ml $4878 Ml 8-6883. MISTER DONUT h o m e m a d e ravloU, fresh or LARGE WORK bench with 16 MI 9-8191 Joseph Barth, Broker. flows off existing roads around it. our w o yi fore 3 p.m. trosen, |0o doa. R. PasquaUnl 346 Sport Spot, 109 Center Street. 80 six chairs; also, refrigerator, rea­ felt he was being sent into a world drawers and one cupboard; 3 Exceptionally well kept 5 room BOLTON of pessimism and defeat where 4. The industrial zone would MANCHESTER Package DellVsry. (between 9-11 a.m . and 3-4 p.m .) A veiy S traet H^ SPECXAL 8AUB picnic tables 3” ROGERS SILVERWARE ta factory GRAY WOOL frelze divan, recent­ parking. 80 Garden St., second G.I. mortgage or can be refinanced. a good selection. Look behind our lars, garages, yards, burning bar­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS Co. Local- floor bell. 4'i% mortgage. Full price $11,990. zynskl-Felber Agency at any time of these doubts and my report to would allow industry to locate ta tomatie ddiveries . . . a bsJ- office. D«i>gt«e Motors, 888 Main. inoylng, packing, storaga. Low lum ber, 6 foot $18.80, 6 foot 816.80. 12 FOOT OUTBOARD boat, covered sealed cartoons, 80-plece service ly. upholstered, two end tables, i U & R REALTY COMPANY Betty Gessay Kristofak, Realtor, Full price $13,500. the President la going to be a good town without imposing itself on rels emptied, vacant houaea forward deck, aeata With backs, for eight $89, sacrifice $18. BU for quick service. MI 8-1409 MI anoed payment plan and many rate on long distance moves to DeUvered assembled W. Tinker. reasonable. MI 8-0883. TWO ROOMS with garage, reason-1 TR 5-5531. 9-4291. deal more optimistic than I ever densely populated areas. NEED A CAR and bad your credit cleaned. Barrels for sale. M A M CONNECTICUT Ucenaed nurse, any and steering wheel, $95. 80 8-5171 9-6955. MI 3-2692 U & R REALTY COMPANY otho’ extras derigned to mska RubbUdi Removal Service. . Ml 48 states. Peisonalised aarvles. MI 8 0 9-5444. able, nicely furnished, private dreamed it might,” 6. The industrial area would turned dcfamT Short on down pay­ ahift, private hoopital. TR 6-9131. or after 5:80 80 9-4040. WOODEN KITCHEN table with D. Murdock MI 3-8472 $87.73 MONTHLY, Immaculate home heating reaOy easy. 9-9757. 1-6187, CB 7.1438. AlfTIQUE solid bras* bed, several home. Please call MI 3-8958, PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy Throughout Southern and South­ abut a proposed Industrial park ment? Bankrupt? Repossession? ANNTVEIRSART SALE!—lilay l\si. four chairs, exceUent condition, split, recreation room. Garage, MI 3-2692 east Asia, Johnson said, he found 19 FOOT Weymouth cabin cruiser antique chain. Also modem Holly­ 4 bedroom home. l*/4 baths, hot Bite on the north side of Rt. 30 Don’t give up! See Honest Doug­ B(X>KKEEPER wanted. Apply in Specials to our famoug do-it-your­ reasonable. Ideal for summer A’lTRACTTVE newly decorated MANCHESTER huge lot. 4>^% mortgage. Carlton R. D. Murdock MI 3-6472 the backbones of the people "a lot STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone walls, with 80 h.p., e.s., $1,700. Can be wood bed. cuatom made. PI 3-6118. camp. C!a11 MI 9-9891. water heat, in Manchester. CaU in Rockville, a situation making las, get ths lowdown on the lowest Painting—Pgpering 21 person. F A D Auto, Main and self department. Tube»-50% off, room for gentleman, centrally lo­ W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132. stronger, the strength of the coun­ M obilheaf ITM^ fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Park Sts Been at 16 Huntington St. 8 0 9-6023 SEVEN ROOM Cape, 2 full baths, AD 3-3327, evenings. Principals for coordinated planning. down and smallest paymentg any­ Work done at reasonable prices. adjustlble rabbit ears with switch, cated. private phone on floor. MI Under $16,000 only. tries a lot greater, the determina­ ■m deofMKifeii between 8-2 p.m. After 2 p.m caU FORMER SALESMAN has 17-piece WHIRLPOOL automatic washer, 8 AT LAST; A chance to combine 2-car garage, city utilities, built on Brown said the change does not where. Not a small loan or finance MI 3-0796. EXTEUtlOR AND Interior pointing. reg. $9.95, now 99c; Red Bird waterleea stainless steel cook­ 8-5331. tion to remain free a lot more vi­ EXPERIENCED woman for clean­ M I 3-6243. years old, exceUent rebuilt motor, your business and home together double lot, priced for quick sale. mean a dump will be placed on company plan. Douglas Motors, Ceilings reflnlsbed. Papernanglng. chimney mounts only 99c; Chan­ ware. Will deliver Reg. $149.50, 8 bedroom frame ranch. Huge BUILDING LDTS wanted, In, or brant than I ever dreamed would 333 Mato St. SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired W ^lpaper books. Estim ates gTven. ing motel rooms. Must have own nel 8 yagi antennas 81.99; UHF good for repair parts, first offer to keep your overhead down. 3 Charles Ijcsperance, MI 9-7620. the land tomorrow. He said any sacrifice $39.50. BU 9-6958. $15. MI 9-8494. I double closets, tile bath. Dream within 10 miles of Manchester. be the case.” from the shop. Can take care of FuUy- covered by Insurance. Orii transportation. CaU 80 4-1504 be­ bow tie antenna $1.99; VHF lead-to year old ranch home and a 40x40 disposal setup must come first to 1954 FORD Station Wagm. Best of­ tween 5-8 p.m. Manchester Motel, 1951 MERCURY outboard motor. Apartments— Flats— I kitchen. Carpeted dining room, liv­ BEAUTIFUL 6 room ranch, 2 toil Brokers protected. Please write He added however, that he all your upholstering needs at Edward R. Price, Ml 0-1008. wire 2c a foot; and many, many OUTDOOR FIREPLACE with steel building. Many, many possi­ and describe, to Arbor Homes, 465 the Zoning Board of Appeals, fer takes It. Stroulor Service Sta­ McNall St., 8Ianchester, Oton, 10 h.p. CaU 8 0 8-7267. Tenements 6.3 ing room and hall. 80x125 lot, at­ baths, built-ins, 2-car garage, doesn’t want to give the impres­ great savings. Call CH 2-2378. more itema accordingly priced. oven, never uaed. Coet $80. Sell bilities. Tongren Agency, MI Main Street, East Hartford Conn. then district residents must ap­ W E GIVE tion, 185 Mato Street. EX'I'e HIOR and interior paintin g. 40" GAS STOVe , good condition. tached garage. Short walk to bus. 3-6321. porch, 2 fireplaces, plastered sion the situation in Southeast Quantity, Umlted so hurry. Open 17 FOOT FIBERGLAS runabout, $40. MI 3-2387. propriate funds for establishment GREEN STAMPS Paperhanging.. Wallpaper books. FASHION demonstrators $20-$40 MI 8-1021. GENERiVL REI^AL agency. J. D. To see this exclu.sive call Annette walls, hot water oil heat, city Asia isn’t grave. of a dump. LAWN MOWERS, all types sharp evenings tiU 9. SateUite Electronic wide.beam, high free board, show 1951 b l a c k CADILLAC 4-door ened and repaired. G. Snow, 835 Wi^paper remov^. Ceilings. profit commission. No deUvering Realty, 470 Main Street. Ml Hunter, MI 9-3695, MI 9-5308. 543 VERNON STREET—Must be water and sewerage, large lot and "The Communists seem deter­ The commission may consider Fleetwood 90 Special, excellent or collecting. Beeline Style Shows. Service, 165 School St. Manches­ model, never in water, windshield, THREE-PIECE U 'V lng room set, 8-5129. $16,000 Realized Summit. Tel. MI 8-4531. Floors. Good clean workmanahTp. ter. 8H 9-1788 or JA 8-1669. ROPER GAS range and gaa heater seen to be appreciated, 7 room trees Excellent location. Charles mined to overwhelm the region In the future the elimination of mechanical condition, 'good paint Party Plan Sensation. Samples steering and life preserver cush 9x12 rug: first $30 takes both. older home, new cabinets, floors Lespcrance, MT 9-7620. through subversion, terrorism, In­ FuUy inaured. Reasonable rates. combination. MI 9-0619 Good condition. CaU after 5. MI TWO ROOMS and bath, heated the dump allowance from present and rubber. Recent valve Job, hy- HEAVY DUTY Rototlller service Leo Pelletier, MI 9-6826 or MI furnished free. MEdford 8-7477, WALLPAPER closeouts—160 pat­ ions. Beavtlfully upholstered, $835 BARROWS & WALLACE and heat system. Priced (or quick In Cancer Drive timidation and trumped up insur­ MORMRTY Phone 8 0 9-8018. 8-8096. apartment, Oakland St. MI (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Commercial I zone regulations dramatlc, electric windows, ciuj for hire—lawns and gardens. CaU 0-5082. 8fU 8-9006. terns to choose from—47c per sin­ sale. Good financing. Only $13,900. SDC ROOM Cape, breezeway and rections,” he said. owner MI 8-7308. 9-5229, 9-6. 55 E. Center St. Brown said, because the district’s MI 9-3920. gle roU. Over 100 bundles—$1.97 17 CUBIC FT. cheat type fnezer, Charles Ponticelli Agenev, MI garage, hot water oil heat, fire­ Manchester area residents con­ "Let me emphasize that new prime commercial, or business place, near Bus line, excellent con­ EXTERIOR AND interior’ pointing, per bimdle or 8 bundles for $5. excellent condition, $150. MI 4-1094. NORTH COVENTRY — 5 room 9-9644 or AH 3-8109. tributed $16,000 to the 1961 Cancer military strength and techniques area, is too small to allow an iso­ RROTHERS 1957 RAMBLER SUPER. 4-door, All TYPES screens repaired with decorating, ceilings, floors, paper­ Help Wanted— Male 36 Bonding Materials 47 SERVEL REPRIGERATORr In ex­ bn 0-5306 dition. priced at $15,800. Charles radio, heater standard shift, im­ Sherwin-^UUlams Company. 981 cellent condition. Call MI 9-7089, apartment and bath; furnish your Cnisafie. appear to be essential If the peo­ lated dumping area. 301.315 CMiter St. aluminum screening. Call Ml hanging, steaming. Clean work­ Main. SIMMONS hideabed sofa including FIVE ROOM ranch, amesite drive, laeperance. MI 9-7620, ples of Asia are to beat back these maculate. Tel. JA 2-8763. 8CAGAZINE sales personnel—Sales ASSORTED USED lumber, buUd- , own heat. Hot water furnished. PI GERARD STREET-Gracious Co­ The goal wag $12,650, said W il­ In many other towns, he said, 9-4538 for free pick-up or leave manship. Free esUmates. No Job mattreas, barrel back chair, rea- lonial on lovely lot, I'.-i baths, full walk-in basement, ceramic tile immediate asaaults upon their in­ manager has openings in local Ing and plumbing euppliea, radia­ • 2-6046. bath, nfear achool. Phone MI 9-7931 liam H. Slelth, drive chairman. It dumps are maintained in indus­ at UVA Main St.. 11-1 dally. too smaU. John Verfaille, 80 80 FULL SIZE window screens, aonable. MI 3-7904 after 5. large living room with fireplace, MANCHESTER dependence and national Integri­ M l 3 -5 1 3 5 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4-door hardtop. 8-2821. protected townships working for tors, pipes and fire bricks, doors Machinery and T o o ls S2 any time or MI 3-1713 after 6. was the most successful crusade In trial, rather than commercial, Super 85, radio, heater, 3-tone several half size, 8 screen dooors, and windows. Open daily 8;80-6 THREE ROOMS, heat, gas, lights family size kitchen, garage and the cancer drive history, he said. ty.” he added. zones. GARDENS P^/JWED and har­ civic organization. Monthly bonus one or all. Inquire at 109 Foster Price reduction paint, white sidewalls automatic rowed. no Job too smaU. Phone p.m., 8-4 Saturdays. Yard at Stock STORK-UNB twin carriage in A1 Included, $75. 245 No Main St,, Ml loolshed, $19,900. Belfiore Agency, ARDMORE ROAD—Little feet can •'It indicated the increased at­ P-AINTINO AND paperhangtog, for qualified persons. See Joe St. Mrs. Cora Morse, 6-5229, 6-5. transmission, $695. Center Motor MI 9-5951. Gtood clean workm ahm lp at rea­ O’ReUly, Bbtton Lake Hotel, 7-8 Place off North Main St. Choman’s condiUonl, reasonable. MI 8-2990. 1942 MICHIGAN SHOVEL for Bale. MI 3-5121. race to school from this dandy 6 Owner is anxious we sell this tention and concern that the cancer Sales, new location 634 Center St. sonable rates. 10 years to 8Ian- p.m. LOAM, SAND, stone, gravel and Hqusewrecking, 8U 9-3392 MI 8-6712. room Cape, full dormer, 1’ 4 baths, neat 5*4 room ranch, 3'^ acres of problem Is receiving from people MI 3-1591. Open evenings. MAN WITH plck-up truck desires HOTPOINT refrigerator, medium ONE (2) ROOM and one (3) room WEST SIDE—$13,900. 5U room Chester. Raymond Flake. 80 fiU. CaU 8IUler’a Sand and Gravel, apartment. Unfurnished. Tel, MI garage. Reduced for quirk sale to land. Completely finished base­ all over the world.” Slelth said, ex­ work. Handv with all types of 9-9387. YOUR BEST BUY IS AT size, suitable for cottage or home, Cape, large kitchen, fireplace, $16,000. Jarvft Realty Co., Real­ pressing appreciation to the work 1955 CHEVROLET 4-door station MI 8-8803. 8-2068. fenced yard. Carlton W. Hutchins, ment, walk-up aitlc, 2 baths, alum­ tools. MI 9-5838. WANTED—Chef to operate snack good condition, $30. MI 9-4903. tors, Call MI 3-4112. Evenings call performed by the 600 vohmteer wagon, radio, heater, automatic NATIONAL Ml 9-5132. inum combinations. large aunny EXTERIOR PAINTING. We spe­ bar. CaU Rockville TR 5-8291. PICNIC TABTjES. attached seata, PI 2-8311. MI 3-7847. kitchen. Can't la.st long at the canvassers. transraisaitm, 2-tone paint, white Framing, Truckloads $97. Per M’ THREE-PIECE living room set, • SEPTIC TANKS ROCKVILLE—24 Grove Street. — COME ONE! cialize in commercial, residential. 2" lumber, zinc plated bolts, 6 foot sidewalla 8145 down. Center Motor LAWNS AND shrubbery properly Combination Doors $14.95 Each Beautiful redecorated 2-room fur­ BOWERS SCHOOL area—6 room price. Call Tom Tyska, BU 9-6500, Sixty per cent of the funds sta.v Industrial, and trim Jobs. Big or NEED AN. associate preferably ex­ $19.98 8 foot $22.95. Also 10 and one solid oak rocker. Singer sew­ CLEANED and INSTALLED SIX ROOM home 3-3. Close to \n 9-5306. in the state and 40 per cent Is used Sales, new location 834 Center SL. cared for. Call MI 9-1104, Natural Cedar Shakes $8.90 Per Sq ing machine. Like new. Call after nished apartments. TR 5-7871. ranch, fireplace, dining room, small we do them all Joseph perienced In Insurance or selling 12 foot. DeUvered. W, Zlnker, 80 cabinet kitchen, 3 bedrooms. everything on School Street. Oil for national research and develop­ MI 8-1591. Open evenings. profession. Special consideration 8Iahogany Paneling 17c Sq Ft. 6. MI 8-0447 steam heat. Immediate occupajicy. Dionne, contractor. CaU Ml 8-0494. 9-5444. Cypress Iteneling 27c Sq. Ft. • SEWERS THREE FURNISHED rooms, liv­ Shown by appototment. Marion E. ment programs by the American attraction. Confidential. MI 9-8833. MACHINE CLEANED ing room, bedroom, kitchen. Gas Robertson, Broker, MI 3-5953. Only $12,400. Call HH 3-5305 any­ BARROWS & WALLACE Cancer Society, he said. 1968 DODGE four-door Coronet, low Holuehold Servien Ceiling Tile 9c Sq Ft. time. COME A L L ! mileage,, good clean' condition. PEAT HU80JS $16 per load de­ and lights furnished. Low rent. (Office open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.) Offered IS* A ’TYRRELL FOR painting and PORTERS livered In Manchester. Bonalr Peat Louver Doors From $8.95 Each BRASS TEA CART, picnic table, Call MI 9-1203 after 6 p.m. Insulation $86 Per M’ and card table. JA 8-1224. • INSTALLATION Apply Apartment 4, 10 Depot 30 ACRES, 1943 Colonial Cape, 8 paperhangtog. MI 8-7026. Needed for a new Mister Donut Company, 80 3-8515 Square. rooms, recreation room, beauti­ GLASTONBURY 55 E. Center St. Notice Is given of a public hearing We a v i n g of Bums, moth ooles Shop located In Manchester. Oin- 1x10" Sheathing $M Per M ’ SPECIALIST 5n 9-5306 at Room 565, State Office Build­ 1957 CHEVROLET red convertible Ping-Pong Table Tops $11.95 Each fully landscaped, fruit trees, out­ new top. interior, showroom con­ and tom clothing, bosluy mna, tact: m ROOM, light housekeeping, buildings. reasonablv priced Carl­ Apple Hill — 3 room, 214 bath co­ ing, 165 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Electrical Services 22 CASH ’N CARRY CHROME KITCHEN aet formica lonial on near acre plot, through ROCICLEDGE — 4 bedroom split i dition. Priced to seU. ’TR 5-6794. handbags repaired, stppw to- CASE FARM tractor with mounted top, $30. MI 8-0748. kitchen, refrigerator, stove, bath­ ton W. Hutchins. MI 9-5132 on Monday, June 12, 1961 at 10:30 placementa, umbrellas r^wlrod, MISTER DONUT plows. 8 0 9-8082. Call Us on KITCHEN CABINETS, Town and Country room, heat and hot water. Newly center hall, paneled basement. Un­ level, 2 '; baths, rcereatiqn room, FRE!E ESTIMATES—Prompt sarv- dining room, 2-ear garage. Belfiore a.m. on Docket 10019, an applica­ 1954 FORD RANCH wagon. Must men’s sUrt coUara reversed and (between 9-11 a.m. and 3-4 p.m.) WALL RANELS a n d TRUSSES decorated, centrally located, $16 35 LAKE STREET—7 '‘oom co­ der $35,000. ” tion of Silver Lane Bus Line, Inc., repUced. Marlow'a Uttle Mend­ lee on all types of electrical wlr-' 54" AND 68” SINK and wall cabi­ Nobody, But Nobody, Undersells CLOSING OUT 2 Philco nfrigera- Agency, MI 3-5121. be seen to b* appreciated CaU tog Licensed and insured. Wilson 255 W. Middle Turnpike ton, 1' automatic washer, 1 dryer DRAINAGE CO. per week. MI 9-8404. lonial, living room with fireplace, nf Manchester, for aiithorlty to .In­ MI 9-3338 between 5:80-8 p.m ing Shop. Manchester nets with stainless steel sinks and National • formal dining room, den cabinet RICHARD B. MOORE. Owner Electrical Co., Manchester. 80 formica tops. Showroom samples, 8 OK used TV seta suitable for cot- crease rates to 16 cents cash ifor Ml 9.4143 AVAILABLE June 1, adults only, kitchen with dishwasher, 3 bed­ MEdford 3-4832 Lots For Safe 73 one zone: 30 cents cash for two 1955 CHEVROLET station wagon, HAROLD A SONS, Rubbish rem ov­ 9-4M7. O lastonto^. M S 3-7876. INDUS’TRIAL display builder. Elx- like new. for less than cost. Brad­ NATIONAL LUMBER, INC. tagea. Get our low prices on 6asy light—bright 2',i rooms. Heat hot 881 STATE STREET terms. Marlow’s, 867 Mato. rooms, 1)4 baths, landscaped lot zones; school tickets 10 zone rides 6 cylinder, standard transmission, al, cellars, and attlca cleaned. perienced preferred. Dlsplaycraft, ley Kitchens, Inc., Hartford, JA water, stove and refrigerator, file 102X612. Marion E. Robertson, CUSTOM 'nVO-FAMILY TWO B ZONE lota with city radio, heater, white sidewalls. In Aahea, papers, all rubbiah. Harold ,80 8-0117. 2-3939. „ NORTH HAVEN. CONN. bath and shower, parking, $70. MI water. Union St. Manchester. for $1.25; special aircraft tickets Hoar. Ml 8-4084, Private Instmctions 28 ______CHestaut 8^3147 Broker, MI 3-5953 20 zone rides for $2.50. exceUent condition, $245 down. _ 3-6396.______0______South Road, Bolton, excellent $2,350 each. MI 9-6495. Center Motor Sales, new location ETJLL-riME service station man LADDER SALE, 5 foot stepladders, SDC ROOM CAPE, breezeway and two-fami)y 4-5, with many extras, PUBLIC im LI'nES FLAT FIMISB HQUud Srindow ELECTRONICS — Radio—Televi BUILDING IX)TS for sale. Charles 634 Center St., MI 8-1591. Open Sion Servicing Course. 3'evento^ vrith mechanical abUlty, exper­ $3.57 each; 4 foot, $2.77 each: Oiamond^-W atclif AVAILABLE JUNE 1. School St. garage, full shed dormer, 2 full built by present owner. ' Sleeping C0MMTSS4ON shades made to measure. AU Ponticelli Agency, kfl 9-9644 or evenings. per week. "Leam-by-Dolng” at ience preferred. Honest, reliable. aluminum extension, one only 36 Jewelry 48 Spring Special! —4 rooms with automatic hot baths, wooded lot. easy walking porch, fireplace etc. Spacious GEORGE J GRIFFIN. metal Venetian blinds at a new Call before 5 p.m. 80 4-8910. foot, $49.97; one only 24 foot, water bath on second floor for two distance to achoola, bus, and shop­ grounds beautifully landscaped, MI 3-8109. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY low price. Keys made while you "Oonnecticut’s Oldest Electronics 1952 STUDEBAKER Commander, School." EhiroU now for June $29.97. Sherwin-Williams Co., 981 LEONARD W. YP5T, Jeweletv - adults only. Rent $55 a month. Box ping. Don’t mias this outstanding workshop and storage building radio, heater, automatic. Good wait. Marlow’s. Main. Repairs, adjusts watches expert­ S, Herald. value, $15,900. Philbrlck Agenhy, Class. Free catalog. New England DRIVER FOR school bus, 7:80-8:30 large lot, two-car .garage with running condition, clean. 876 MI Technical Institute, 66 Union ly. Reasonable prices. Opra ‘Tuas- AMESITE PAVING MI 9-8464. amesite drive. 9-1428. . RADIO-TV REPAIRS aU makes. a.m., 2-8:80 p.m. CaU 8 0 8-2414. NYLON PAINT brushes, 4” good TWO ROOM apartment, bath, gas Deadly Reckoning by Robi. Day Place, Hartford. JAckson 5-8406 day through Saturday, Thursday Cars, phonographs, changera. quaUty, regular $4.98, $8.47 each. e DRIVEWAYB e WALKS e PARKINO LOTS stove, refrigerator, well heated. PRINCETON ST.—7 room colonial Honeat, economical. Guaranteed 90 evenings, m Spruce St. 80 «-4887. S. A. BEECHLER Many other brushes on sale Sher- Good place ‘ for retired couple. with 4 bedrooms, 1)V baths, large days. Famoua for service for 80 STBINOGRAPHY — Intermediate PAINTERS WANTED — , Exper­ MACSnNB GRADED e PAVED mad ROLLED 19M PONTIAC, good tires, 2 tone, dictation claas startliw June 15. wln-WUJlams Co., 981 Main' Rent reasonable. 219 N Main St living room with fireplace, hot 'M I 9-1832 years. Phone MI 9-4587. Potter- ienced men. Call 80 8-0276. MI 9-1109 Or MI 9-5913. MI 3-6969 ton’s. 80-100 word' level. 81ary Jayne PAINT BY number sets, odd lot, water heat, one-car garage. By ap­ MltCheU, 8 0 8-8295. raEE ESTIMATES • CALL ANYTIME pointment only. Philbrlck Agency, VERNON roon^ U ft R built split good selection, values to $5, your FOUR ROOM tenement to rent —7 Ml 9-8464. level. ’This like' new home has FOR SALE — 1934 Ford plck-up. WASHER - REFRIGERATOR re­ Salesmen Wanted 36-A choice, 97c. Sherwln-Willlam’s Go.. THE PRICE IS RIGHT with all Improvements. Inquire 50 Call MI 9-9562. pairs. Prompt, economical, expert, 981 Mato. Holl Street., cathedra), ceilings, 1*4 baths, buUt- Bonds—Stocks Mortftages 31 GHILDRENZ 218 WOODBRIDGE—$15,500, cozy. 1ns, rec room, and many other "TOWN guaranteed. Phone Ml 9-4587; Pot- WANTED—Real estate salesman, 1959 AUSTIN HEALY 100-6 over­ terton’a, 180 e«hter St. TIME PAYJiffENTS ARRANGED homey, 7 rooms, bath, lavatory, extras found only in custom built MOR’TOAGE MONEY —We can part-time weekends and eventogs. FOUR ROOM apartment partly steam gas heat. Crane boiler drive. wire wheels, heater, m Tract selling. Commission. Contact fam lahaj with refrigerator, autor homes. Evenings Mr. Hayes,. MI 9-3881 SAM’S UPHOLSTERY - Retired supply any amount of money; WONDERFUL t years old, fireplace,' freezerr S-()527, Warren B. Howland, real Tejr!nL,to ilt-yaur needs- Handled _Mr„. Handler, 8n-8-7779r matlc washing machine, combina­ the shop. Can tako-care- of tion oil and gas stove, oil furnace, range, 2-cSr garage, amesite tor. MI 3-1108. MEETING'^ with strict confidence and exped­ drive. Abundant shade, evergreen, all your upbolateriiv needa at SEPTurnwKs and gaa hot water heater. Tel. MI 1957 FORD plck-up, F 100 excel­ great savings. CaU CT 3-2878. . iency. J. D. Realty, 470 Main St„ AND fruit trees. Wide frontage, 400 foot ...... MM a**ffr . . Situatlona Wantod— LOCATION FOR 8-4751. VERNON—6 room oversized Cape, lent condition, $875. OV 4-2143. 8 0 8-6139. DE MAIO BROS. depth, exclusive Escott. MI (4 and 2 unfinished), excellent con­ ALT® wsansKi ’ it'!' F e m a le 3 8 Yns, it's "town meeting" today and PtUSBED SEWERS If you’re worried about a ■ROCKVIULE —3 room apartment 9-7688. dition, fireplace, extra large kltch- 1958 CHEVROLET, real clean, 1956 Building-Coutracting 14 TEL. Ml 3.7491 eiv hot water oil heat, bus line. Corvette engine, many extras. Business Opportunities 32 EXPERIENCED TYPIST desires place for the children to with heat, hot water, gas and elec­ SIX ROOM CAPE—Handy to bus, M athias C lM itd play, .your worriea are over. tricity, plus range and refrigera­ Small amount down, excellent everyday in the pages of this news- Must sell. MI 3-5359. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing, siding, work In h*r home shorthand elec­ banking and shopping. Fenced in value, asking $14,500. Goodchlld- FX5R LEASE or aale—high gallon- tric typewriter. Phone MI 9-8574 See thia 7-room custom buUt tor, all for $73. AtAvailable June 1- painting. Carpentry, lUteratlons Septic Tanka, Dry Wells, Sewer TR 5-6845. back yard, $13,500. Don't miss this Bartlett Realtv Co., Realtors, BU paper. FOR SALE — 1941 International and additions. Celllnn. Workman­ age service station. located In between 8-5. Ltoea InetaUed—Cellar Water­ Colonial home on Perkins exceUent value. Philbrlck Agency, pickup truck In good running Manchester, principles only. Write Street today. Features tre­ 9-0939, MI 3-7926. ship guaranteed. 298 Autumn St. proofing. Done. COMFORTABLE 6 room flat, sec­ MI 9-8464. order. Priced for quick sale. Phone MI 8-4800. P.;0. Box 269, Manchester, Oonn. WILL TAKE care of your child In mendous livtog room with SEVEN ROOM colonial, 8 bed­ PI 2-6072, ond floor, ol! heat, hot water. $110 my home Monday through Friday fireplace, ovdrstoed kitchen $12,600—3 Bedroom ranch, fire­ rooms, enclosed porch, aluminum Here’s where everybody comes to SMALL MOVING and trucking night. 8 0 9-6704. monthly. MI 3-0918, kU 3-0441. CARPENTRY—Roofing, remodel­ M c K i n n e y b r o s . with adjoining lavatory and place, storms. Small cash assumes siding. Call owner after 8 kfl 1955 PLYMOUTH V-8, 2-tone tur­ ing, repairs. No Job too small. Ed company. Goodwill and PUC li­ atmporch, dining room or WANTED . $08.50 monthly. Carlton W. Hutch­ get the town, state, national and quoise. radio and Jieater good cense Included. P. V. Tongren FIVE ROOM flat and garage, 9-6155. Staalak, PI 2-7564. SwwArog* Dispesd Co. 4th bedroom. The second ■team heat, storm vrindows ins, Ml 9-5132. condition, $300. MI 3-1279. Agency, 8U 8-6321 Dog»—Bird»—Pets 41 180-188 Peari S t—SO 8-8808 fioor contains 8 ample bed­ BATHR0081S tiled, additions, re­ throughout. Adults only. Call MI CAPE—6 rooms, excellent location. CHOICE LOCATION world news. Here's where nine out 1934 BUICK for sale, good condi­ rooms and ceramic tiled Linotype - Ihtertype 8-8287, between 6-7 p.m. modeling, rec rooms, all types of TWO NICE clean kittens, 8 weeks bath. Attached garage and Freshly painted. Private back High elevation sweeping view tion, collector’s item. 44 Harrison carpentry. Call 80 9-4291. Help TVanted— Female 35 old, are looklM for good home, yard. One-car garage. $16,500. of ten people start thoir shopping Street between 8-4. complete-thia d ^ h t- TWO ROOM apartment on first (half mile from Wilbur Cross Exit 132 Lenox St. Tel. 8U 9-6120 after ful home package. The home Philbrlck Agency; MI 9-8464. 94). Spacioiu living room, fire­ BUOJ5IN08 straightened, floors DO YOU WANT to earn extra 6 p.m. ~ floor, $65; on second floor two 2- . . . reading the ads to see whot't leveled, underpinning. Porches a money? Let Burton’s show you ia available for immediate Operator room apartments, $60; third floor, WOODHILL ROAD—Almost new 8 place, large kitchen, 8 bedrooms, .Auto Driving School 7-A specialty. Orpentry. No Job too how. Openings for sales personnel, THREE MALE Chihuahua pups, 6 TOP GRADE occupany aiid the price S rooms $70. All heated. T. J. bedroom rancher, peramic tiled dining room, full basement (app. small. Work guaranteed. TR hours to suit, experienced pre­ weeks AKC registered: 34 Crockett, Realtor, MI 3-1578. bath, fireplace, G.E. built-ins, 1,296 jsq. ft.), garage, large lot. 'new in the stores. 8IORTlX)CK‘S Manchester’s lead­ ferred. See Mr. Schneider Bur­ is a W , low 1 ^ 0 ^ 2 0 0 Not a development. Under $20,000. 5-5759. Marion T lace; Hazardville Conn. BLACK LO A M 81X ROOM duplex, heat, hot water, landscaped lot In fine home area. ing driving achool. Thm 4kUled ton’s. Inc., 841 Main St. RI 9-7881. • courteoua Instructors. Class room ■tove, refrigerator, and garage. Assume exlsttog mortgage or buy MASON OONTRACrrOR and ce­ ’TWO TO SEVEN PART-TIME with low down payment. Only Instructions for 16, 17 year olds. ment work. Call MI 9-5451 between STUD SERVICE-r-BroWn, malo toy CUBIC YABD LOADS THE Central location. Call MI 8-2788 Walton W. Grant Agency Telephone Mr. Mortlock, Director WANTED—Woman to do spring before 6. $17,600. Jarvis Realty Co., Real­ 4-9:30. poodle for stud service AKC tors. Osll MI 8-4112. Evenings call Lillian Grant, Realtor. MI S-115S o f D river Education. 8 0 9-7888. cleaning. MI 9-2507. itered. CaU MI 9-0055 after 4. ALSO LAMDSCAFINO . 11 SAS pMlMZI MTONt AMS SUM ilanrIfrHtrr Janrit Rialty Co. DAY WORK TWO ROOM tenement, heat hot PI 2-8811, M I 8-7847. LARSON’S Connecticut's first U- WAITRESS WANTED days part- LAWN BOLUNO water, newly redecorated. $80, 14> MANCHESTER — Beautiful; over­ ernaed driving school trained - ______Rooting—Siding 16 time. Apply Patio D rive-In,'n^. O akland St., MI 9-5229, 9-5. BOWERS SCHOOL AREA—-8 room size Cape Cod, 1)4 acres land, riw Tspratofi $«<>»> SIA8IESB KTTTKNS for aale 80 'Bealtora—MLS—Iponrora home, fireplace, large cabinet Oertifted and approved Is now at- tags, ,W. Middle Tpke S-4681. prieed right; older 5 room home COUGHLIN ROOFd Io Co. - AU 4pply BEAUTIFUL 3)4 room apartment, kitchen, formal dining room, 2-car near bus line, fuU price $9,500; lEurttUu ifrraUi nring classroom and typea of roofs and root repairing. AIME LATUUPPE 888 E. Oeator S t—80 8-4118 MI 8-7178 After 8 PJK. fin t doer, heat, hot water, garage, garage, beautifuUy landscaped many more $5,900 up. Call the • S % «f ttMvohiclM InvahrW in mcMoNts bi 1940w w « M m tastzuctioo tor taeoagaa. yard. Marion Robertson. Bro- m % § m . DRIVER FOR scluKU but. 7:804:M CUTE ASSOR’TBD oolorod kittens. PK S t o l l —a a 8*1M f IKimrlfEOtpr EoFttinQ Ifprali) •lectrie range and refrigerator. E. Ellsworth Mitten Agency, Real­ a.m., 84:10 pjn. CaU 80 8-3kl4. tram. U 8 u itim St. lU . 8 0 8-7448I gtU . AvailaM e July 1. M I 44)838. ksr, M lltoSS. tors. M I StoSO, M I •■H34. rnmmmmmmmmrnmepi! -Sh ■ , r ' a

* -’L ■' Mrs. Raymond Ward has Issued an appedl for., nurse volunteera About Town for the twin n s lt of the bloodmo- Vorlablo eloodln—*, mUd t*- bile imtt June 6. One unit will be night. Low iMwr 60. ComIdofUMo Mr*. Tlieodore Fairbanks. Amerl* a t South Methodist Church from cloudiiMoo, uhownhi and thnudw- 12:45 to 5:30 pjn., amd the other Lyric Talent Mcnlwr of Um Audit ■howen developing PVIdhky. n g h canlnn Aalnmiin. and Mm. Charles :___ X- ' ' [ g o o d > S ' e a r Boreu of dicnlatlaii Johnson, n ee president of the will be at Bolton Methodist Church Manchenter— A City of Village Charm near M. American lie^on AuxUlairj-, pre­ from 1:45 to 6:30 p.m. Nxirses who By JOHN ORITBER COUPON DAYS sented a 5 0 ^ r American flag to can serve for two hours are askdfl John Duffy, blind composer- ■ O' ■! ■ ■ • Brownie Troop J8 yesterday at to call Mrs. ^ ’ard. 674 Center St. pianist of Hartford, was heard in Fenowahlp Hall of Community another of his annual spring V- VOL. LXXX, NO. 200 (TWENTY-FOUR PAGES—IN TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1961 (OlaMlfled Advertluing en Page SS) PRICE nV E CENTB Batpiist Church. The flag^w'as ac­ Michael W. Clementino, seaman recitals last' night at the Avery cepted by B?th Ferris. Mrs. Grover apprentice. I'SN . son of Mr. and Memorial Auditorium. He was as­ Loqk At These Bargains Mitchell la troop leadeirMrs. Psir- I Mrs. Michael J. Clementino. 20 sisted by Walter Kamens, tenor. Ksnks also presented flag codes to ' Westminitser Rd., is seiwing I who was heanl In two groups of the Brownies. I aboard the radar picket destroyer, ' songs during the evening. State News i ITSS Turner, operating with the ‘ The first half of the program Senate Chiefs See Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean. was devoted to music by Ameri­ Deluxe 3 Cycle Portable 1961 can coinpo.sers, with the exception The Girlc Friendly Society Spon- of Beethoven’s Sonata Opus 27, Roundup ATLANTIC .aora of St. Mary's Episcopal I No. 2, while the latter half was Final Vote Tonight FURNACE OIL Church will meet Friday at 8 p.m. yitirely comprised of the pianist's Antomatlc lielivery in the visual aid room of- the I own compositions. Dishwasher With Power Shower church. Hoste.sses will be Mrs. To tell the truth, the Beethoven Traill Derailed L T. WOOD C d . Donald Schoflcld. Mrs. Winston was an ill-advised choice for the Phone Ha 3-1 m I ■ Tiirkington. and Mrs. Thomas opening selection. The tumultuoii.s. On School Aid Bill Near Norwich Rollason. I Guest Preacher rushng finale is not adapted to Mr. I The Rev. Clarpnee Jones, presi- ! Duffy's tslent.s which are more I dent of World Radio Missionary 1 lyrical than technical. The re- Washington, May 25 (4^' .^Buch provisions out of the Senate Norwich, May 25 (/P)— Nine ' Fellowship, with the "Voice of the j liialnder of the program, however, I This Coupon version. cars in a 125-car New Haven For Extraordinary Times ' Andes" HCJB headquarters in Tal- I was very enjoyable. The Senate debated President However, Democrats did prom­ $ Kennedy’s $2.55 billion public Railroad freight train were cottvillc. will be guest speaker at ' Mr. Kamens demonstrated a ly­ ise a strong effort to pass civil derailed early today at the Covenartt Congregational Church ric tenor voice which, while not school aid bill today with lead­ rights legislation on school de­ tonight at T:30. large, was very adequate to the I Worth ers predicting overwhefming segregation next year and to put south end of Tafts Tunnel, ' After experience in radio evan­ size of the auditorium. He sings passage by tonight. through some benefits for private north of Norwich. Joh n son Says gelism in this country, the mi.s- ' musically, and has a remarkable 2 1 9 schools in a later education meas­ No injuries were reported. The Majority Leader Mike Manu- Cites Try cause of the accident was being LOOKING sionary co-founded radio station : fine pianissimo. His choice of fleld, D-Mont., said he planned to ure this session. HCJB in Quito, Ecuador, in 1931. i numbers wa.s excellent for his tal- In all the Senate voted o n 17 investigated. Asians Willing keep the Senate In seaaion until Police said one of the cars The station broadcasts interna­ ! enls, and I particularly enjoyed the final vote was reached. Sever­ amendments and defeated all 16 tionally in eight languages 24 i his performance of Mr. Duffy's 5,00 of those opposed by the President, caught fire and derailed, pulling al tong speeches against the meas­ eight other cars "ith It. The fire To Resist Reds F or Man hours a day. There are an esti­ I "Nocturne," a setting of a poem i$ ure were on tap. mated 100,000 receivers in Ecua­ ; by Francis Thompson. , was extinguished quickly In the Weekly Q Q Monthly Senate Republican Leader Ever­ (Continued on Page Ten) car and In the brush along the dor and more than 22 million in During the second half of the ett M. Dirksen, R-Ill., led off for By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER I program. Mr. Duffy gave the first 2.25 tracks. FOR US? Latin America. 1 T.ward This Dishwuher the opponents with an hour-long Most of the cars were loaded Washington, May 25 {/P)— public performance of his latest speech. To Moon } opus. This proved to be "Two 100 Road Deaths with potatoes, which were being Vice- President Lyndon B. ' Improvisations for Plano." rather ON OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN He ridiculed contentions the carried from Worcester, Maas., to Johnson reports to the Ken­ J program would not lead to federal • brief compositions "en mode' du RP50V Seen for Holiday New Haven's Cedar Hill yards.' nedy cabinet today on his Washington, May 25 (/P}~ salon." dedicated to this re\-iewer. controls ovisr education, and de­ The single track is used by the President Kennedy today call­ cla re the 3-year authorization in first-hand conclusion that i Naturally I wa.s plea.sed with the New Haven Road as a secondary ed the nation to rally behind RUMMAGE ’ implied compliment. the bill was just a beginning. Chicago. May 25 — The line and normally carries four embattled Asian countries 5 PLEASE During the evening Mr. Duffy “Year after year this will snow­ Nations) Safety Council esti­ trains a day, including some pas­ can win their struggle against bold new measures $md spend mated today as many as 100 also acted as accompanist to Mr. ball,” he said. “This just opens sengers. communism if they are prop­ more money to attack eco­ SALE Kamens, and provided him A-ith 1961 12 Pound GE FILTER-FLO the doon, to let the billions flow persons might be killed In Passengers were being driven freely." tralHc over the Memorial Day erly supported with U.S. ad­ nomic problems at home and Sponsored bv ’ sensitive support. As I have al­ on buses between Jew ett City and abroad, strengthen its armed ORDER OF A.MABAXTII ready mentioned, his talents are Voting on amendments was com­ holiday. New London. A New Haven Rail­ vice and aid. lyrical, and this 1s greatly to be pleted last night, after a second The estimate, which the road official said no serious . de­ Back from a 29,000-mlIe trip forces and rocket a man to the de.sired In vocal accompaniments. Automatic WASHER successive 12-hour session to hasten council stressed was not a lays were expected. that took him through a half- moon. turn to pages MASONIC TEMPLE A rather small house .*ccorded passage of the hotly disputed prediction of that many deaths, dozen Asian countries, Johnsem The cost tag: $1.5 biUloa now both performers generous ap- measure. , covers those occurring In the 7 9 to 8 8 " told a news conference late yes­ and billions more later. Work to­ ; plause. As is his usual cu.stom. 30-hour period between 6 p.m. terday; FRIDAY, MAY 26 But the final vote had to be put Hartford, May 25 The ward putting a man on the moOn, Mr. Duffy brought the recital to a over because of several lengthy local time Monday and mid­ . “Communism is not riding a tide perhaps not to be achieved for n • AM. clo.se by Improvising on notes call­ night Tuesday. State Motor Vehicle Department’s of inevitable triumph in Asia. In $9 |This CouporH speeches against the legislation daily record of automobile acci­ decade, may cost $7 hllUon to ed out by the spectators. still to be delivered, mostly by Virtually all the nation's 75 the lands we visited, Asians have billion over the next fiye yean. dents as of last midnight and the both the will to resist tyranny and Southern senators. million motor vehicles will be totals on the same date last year: Kennedy told Congreaa the coun­ 2 0 and 2 1 In service sometime during the the determination to have what­ try must support "a great posittv* $ The House may act on the legis­ 1960 1961 ever sacrifices are called for." period, traveling 2.8 billion adventure" to advance the eauM » I Worth I lation week after next. There Oie AenUents .. 13.552 16,514 (est.) At President Kennedy’s invita­ fight Is expected to be much tough­ miles, the council. said. Killed ...... 79. 88 of freedom against mounting pres­ CORRfCTION er. tion the Vice President arranged sures of the (Communist consplncy. Over a comparable non-holi­ Injured.... 8.399 9,073 (est.) to make a report to the cabinet in McBRIDE'S However, administration forces day period the travel would "These are extraordinary times," 2 0 7 a morning meeting at the White he said. “We face an extraordinary Th* shw pf oiir $1.60 I In the House were encouraged by amount to some 2.4 billion House. In the afternoon, Johnson Longevity Pay Bill challenge.” SPORT SPOT their success in getting the meas­ miles and the death toll would reports on his trip to a closed , for our ure approved finally by the Educa­ be 70. Hartford, May 25 •v'Pi—Veteran As to paying for the programs, SiKfef’ToiiP Portrerit is No Money state employes' who have reached meeting of the Senate Forci^ Re­ Kennedy said: “I am not request­ tion and Labor Committee yester­ The last one-day Memorial lations Committee. All other Sen­ Hvadquorters For ON OUR day, 18 to 13. It does not carry any the top jdy'scale in their job ing additional taxes to finance the 8 x 1 0 ’*. 2.25 Day holiday was in 1967 when classifl^Uon wbuM be entitled to ators have been Invited to sit in. OWN religious school or civil rlghtn rid­ the traffic death toll was 94. very urgent requests I am making ers. longevity pay iniffeases under the The ingredients for a success­ today—for our present tax struc­ Thompson Boots !’2 S ! BUDGET Down The 15-year high for a com­ terpriS .of A bill tlu t has been'lip- ful resistance to Communist ter­ President Kennedy addresses a joint session of Congress today in an appeal for additional apace and ^ ^ Toward This Washer Sen. Ways* Morse, D-Ore., Sen­ parable Memorial Day holiday ture and resources are more than MONEY Brian Phofoqrophars 1 9.50 Monthly by the Senate and sent to ror, threats and pressures defense program funds. The Chief Executive spoke from the rostrum in the House of Representa­ sufficient to support them with­ PLAN With Your Old Washer ate floor manager for the measure, was 109 in 1956. The low was the House. against the free nations of Asia, tives. (AP Photofax.) 109 CENTER ST. has been niccessfui in keeping all 81 in 1951. out a budget deficit if our econ­ 68 Boothbay St.. Hartford The bill approved by the Senate in Johnson's view, include adop­ omy moves ahead.” yesterday requires that the em­ tion of "Shirt Sleeve Diplomacy” MI 9-8747 Phone CH 2-6941 Kennedy set forth his new de­ DELIVERY 1 YEAR FACTORY SERVICE ploye must have worked at least by U.S. representatives, a stepped- mands on all Americans under ex­ 15 years for the state and have Up aid program and extensive so­ Kamaii Copter Captain, Admiral Clash traordinary circumstances. He SAVING FREE ANYWHERE FREE ON ALL PARTS and LABOR gone three years without a raise cial reforms within the counties. 27 Freedom Riders went before a joint Senate-House after reaching the top of his pay He foresees the possibility of a session, televised and broadcast, to setde. His supervisor must also summit conference of President Climbs to New deliver what amounted to a liew recommend the Increase for meri­ Kennedy and Asian leaders— State of the Union message. \ Probe Looms op Navy’s torious service. though that would be . sometime In Jail, Refuse Bail In Kennedy’s immediate au­ Tl^ jinw AiaL (Dai^ i 1961 G-E 12 Cubic Ft. Refrigerator- The amount of the raise would in the future. Altitude Mark dience, in addition to the Ooimess I LU^ to what th e_ employe Throughout his trip, Johnson re­ members, were cabinet oflMera, I receive If he ' were still ported, he did not encounter a sin­ Bloomfield, May 25 W— A new foreign diplomats and U.S. military DANDELIONS I Inflatable Plane Project eligible for yearly raises. An em­ gle request for U.S. troops to be world helicopter altitude record Washington, May 25 (/P) — danger In Miasissippi. This state officials. The public galleries were Atty. (Jen. Robert F. Kennedy I Freezer With Automatic Defrost ploye would be eligible for two sent into the area and he de­ was claimed today by Kaman Air­ Is as peaceful and quiet as any in packed, but MrS, Kennedy was not IN YOUR LAWN? I such longevity increases. clared there “Is no plan and no in­ craft Corporation of Bloomfield. today withdrew the major por­ the nation.” in the family gallery. I Washington, May 26 UP> — Rep.6flatable plane idea was suppress- In other action, the Senate tention at this time" to dispatch An Air Force H43B ‘'Huskie’’ tion of the forced L’,8. mar­ The Mississippi governor said The President was g iven an ova­ I Danlel J. Flood, D-Pa., said today ed. He attributed this to some passed and sent to the House a bill troops there. chopped its way up to an unofficial shals sent Into Alabama last the "Freedom Riders” probably tion when he came into the Hous* week to help halt violence sur- I he has asked the Navy to halt the admirals who he said feared it giving county detectives a pension The fact is, Johnson said, that 25.814 feet. were disappointed because they chamber—two minutes late. Hs I posed a threat to the future of at 55 if they have completed 20 "the free nations of Asia have the This bested the preirious Russian loimding the "Freedom RMers." failed to stir up trouble In Jack ­ wore a gray suit, white shirt and I I transfer of Capt. Cooper B. Bright carriers. years of service. Including time as manpower." What they y,'ant from record of 24,491 feet by 1,328 feet, As of this morning, there aon. dark tie. ^ h is CouponH until Congress can Investlgrate During testimony before House state policemen. the United States he said, is finan­ established March 26, 1960. were 666 imported federal of­ The handling of yesterday’s In­ As he spoke, he emphasized I I Bright’s dispute with certain ad­ committees last year. Bright Proponents of the bill said the cial support and ‘‘technical guid­ Today’s mark was a ’’class’’ ficers at Maxwell Air Force Base cidents, Barnett said, showed that points with the chopping right $ mirals over an inflatable plane clashed with Vice Adm. John T. ance” that will make It possible record—all copters, regardless of outside of Montgomery. Mississippi “is capable of handling hand gesture he used so often in work of the detectives was some­ I I project. Hayward, deputy chief of Naval times hazardous and it wag ad­ for their own forces "to meet an size, are eligible. Required: To The attorney general said its own affairs, as it always has. his campaign speeches last year. I Worth I Flood, member of the House Operations for Development. Hay­ visable to have it performed by men unscrupulous enemy whose stock haul a 1,000-kilogram (2,505.5- that all but 100 of these would "I feel wonderful," he added. "I In the actual delivery, Kennedy I I subcommittee handling defense ward said he rejected the project who are not too old. weapon is terror.” pound) payload to altitude. be returned to their home posts am so happy everything went off 2 6 4 appropriations, o)ld a reporter he and defended his action as "a But they also need more than during the day. .smoothly." (Continued on Page Tea) Another bill sent to the Huose by At the controls today was 84- I I has so written to Secretary of sound technical decision." the upper chamber would allow dollars, weapons and training, the year-old Capt, Walter C. McMeen Earlier, Barnett asked %h-ee- I Na'vy John B. Connally. Bright said that during this the state tax commissioner to Vic President declared. They re­ of the Tactical Air Ciommand and Jackaon, Miss., May 25 (Al — dom Riders” to stay out of Missis­ Weekly I I 2.75 He said he told Connally the time he was told by Adm. James make public the number of gallons quire “social and governmental re­ Luke Air Force Base. Ariz. With a plea for a cooling off per­ sippi or go straight through with­ veteran Navy captain’s transfer S. Russell, vice chief of Naval of fuel oil sold or used by dis­ forms to make certain that the This was the second-altltud'e rec­ iod falling on barren ground, the out stopping in the state. He al.so I NO MON^lEY should be set aside "until such Operations, to stop pushing the tributors. benefits of economic development ord set by Kaman's H43B. A year warned they would be arrested if I time as responsible congressional 27 “Freedom Riders" jailed on Bulletins THURSDAY - FRIDAY project. and a half ago. the second copter their arrival in Mississippi's capi­ they violated Mississippi laws. I QUICK SAFE KILL committees can examine the proj­ The Navy had no comment yes­ (Continued on Page Ten) (Continued on Page Ten) record established In Connecticut Culled from AP Wires I DOWN 11.75 ect further on its merits” and un­ tal city turned down offers of bail Negro leaders, me.inwhile, vowed i»25i terday on Bright’s charges. in two days and the third within a today. ' they would increase efforts to crack I l^^oward This Refrigeratoij| til It can be determined whether The balding, heavy-set captain week. X the transfer "could be attributed They declined offers by the Na­ bus segregation in the Deep South, SATURDAY and OF ALL LAWN WEEDS With Your Old Refrigerator ON OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN said that last month—three days A year and a half ago two Air despite the Jackson jailings and the 4' PROFESSORS ARRESTED I to this operation." after making a formal new pitch Force pilots rode an unloaded tional Association for the Advance­ The 52-year-old Bright, who Oh Say Can You See,,* attorney general's cooling off plea. Montgomery, Ala., May 38 for the project to Connally and Huskie up to the 29.848 feet, the ment of Colored People to make (jf) — Four white college profes- once headed a Navy-industry study the $1,000 bail for each. Still another group of "Frt'cdom Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, chief of highest a whirlybird has ever gone. aors and .three Negro studeats MONDAY, MAY 29th of the Inflatable plane concept, The NAA(?P planned a mass Riders" — including white college Naval Operations—he was or­ On hand today to greet Mc­ professors from the North — ar­ were arrested today while try­ 1961 40-Inch Deluxe G-E aald yesterday that on orders from dered to report In June to a new Meen was the co-pilot on that Dec. rally in Jackson Friday to pro­ superiors last November he de­ Old Glory Missing Daily rived yesterday in Montgomery, ing to eat at the white lunch post as inspector of Navy materi­ 9, 1959 record climb. Air Force test the jailing of the "Freedom Ala., to -nake another stab at counter at the Trallways bus stroyed data on a new version de­ al in San Francisco. Maj. William Davis. Riders." both white and Negro signed to take off straight up from cracking "Jim Crow" barriers. The station. .Also arrested was a Bright regards this assignment as Yesterday, a Sikorskl HSS2 when they arrived in two buses two groups Jailed at Jackaon and Negro integration leader, the virtually any kind of ship. Just about the end of the line. Navy copter set a world speed from Montgomery, . Ala., yester­ D,ouble Oven Electric Range At the same time, he said, he From 2 Town Flagpoles the third party all plan to end Rev. Wyatt T. Walker, execu­ - PLUS - He now is attached to Navy’s day. their trips in New Orleans, which tive director of the Southern was directed to talk to nobody Logistic War Plana branch, where (Continued on Page Ten) Mississippi Gov. Ross Barnett about the matter—an order he said has virtually no segregation In city ChrlMtinn I.,eadership Conference he was moved mor* than a year Two flagpoles on town govern­ questioned Atty. Gen. Robert Ken­ In .Atlanta. All eight were 1“ — — - — “ T 'was relaxed In February to allow ago sifter being relieved as project bu.s terminal.s. off-duty conversations. ment ground In Manchester stand nedy's plea for a cooling off period At Montgomery, the Rev. Mar­ charged with a breach of the barren every day except special on "Freedom Riders" to Alabama |>eace. Those arrestM besides Bright contended the novel In- (Contlniied on Page Two) tin Luther King. Negro integra­ I This Coupon | holidays. and Mississippi. Barnett claimed tion leader, said the movement to Walker were: The Rev. AVIlllam DOUBLE One pole Is at the North End the attorney general was not spe­ break down racial barriers would S. Coffin Jr., Chaplain at Tale Depot, the o,ther is at the Man­ News Tidbits cific. be continued. He said, students Itnlverslty; the Rev. (laylord B. I Worth I ^ chester Green. from the AP Wires "We don't want touri.sts to stay w^e being encouraged to test bus Noyee, assistant professor at Wrong Material in Long Green There wa.s a time when the flag away." Barnett said. "We can as­ the Yale Divinity School; Dr. was flown daily from both, poles, sure the traveling public there Is (Ckmtlnued on Page Foiirleon) David E. .Swift, professor of 2 6 9 as well as the pole in Center' Park. U.S. Department of Justice says religion at AVesieyan In Middle- I I As the years wore on, the prac­ plan submitted by suburban New ton n, Conn.; Dr. John D. Ma­ Money Too Light, Fast, tice somehow dwindled away at Rochelle, N. Y.. ^ r desegregation guire, assistant Wesleyan pro­ $ the depot and the green. A gate- of an almost all-Negro elementary Index Still at Record Level fessor of religion; George B. ~y 2 No Money I I 3.00 man at the. railroad crossing vol­ School is "defective In a number I I I ■!' I ■ !■ ^ Smith, a A’ale student, and Clyd* GREEN STAMPS unteered to care for the flag at the of respects.” . . .Prime Minister I.. Carter and C3iarles Jones, stu­ 12.25 Monthly Burns, Doesn Stretch depot, and for a while the flag David Ben-Gurion of Israel • dls- dents at Johnson C. Smith U*K) I I flew there. Then the depot itself rilsses his problems In the Middle, verslty at Charlotte, N. C. Walk­ 2 5 Down Living Costs Unchanged er, Smith, t'arter and Jones aro Toward This I^kige j | fell into disuse, the 'gajeman left, East today with Prime Minister I By PAUL PETT Negroes.' ON OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN With Your Old Range One can almost hear them gjunt and the pole stood barmn again. John Diefenbaker at Ottawa, Can­ Hose jttjchment WEED B-GON makts New York, May 25 (^ — Mrs. from coaet to coast. It’s not The flag is displayed every day ada. THURSDAY makes weeding easy I weeds, Tool and all KUsabeth Rudel Smith, the treas- enough, they’re _saylng,, she .g ot on town and federal government •AIK ITNION MERGER GKGEO 15 gall, capacity. Short, sharp earthquake jars Fpr 2nd Straight Month I "grow to death" ~U»r" of the Unlted'-States, ha* her name bh the dougm Now she building^ including schools, but Lirna, Peru, and surrounding ter- Washington, May 25 (4P) — A suggested that folding money wants to change the Icolor. Next In each case it is cared for by .a ritq ^ at 7:30 a.m . .Tw’entv-flve s|>eclal White House cotumto^ 9-30 A.M. lo 9:00 P.M. I 1961 G-E All Channel ought to be printed 1h .different year she’ll want to bring out a new custodian of the building dr a stu­ houses In the Great Neck, Y.. Washington, May 25 (A*)- Liv-^-than one-half of lOiie per cent a's ston-teday-reoeimiiended an ear- colors. I’m against it drip-dry $8 bill. After that, ahe’li dent. area—an overwhelmingly white, prices held steady. ly merger of feuding unions of It’s easy with Ing costs were unchanged in April pilots and flight -engineers en I She says that everything higher surely want to do the whole thing The town park department neighborhood—have been made for the second straight month and The recent stability in prices I than i buck and lower than a ISfiK) over in chintz, early American cares for the flag in Center Park available for rental or purchase government experts foresee con­ means there will be no changes the nation’s alrllnea. The group I bill Bhould get new colors to mak^- print, English tweed, French lace, dally. But the department raises by Negroes, community's chair­ tinued price stability until June in the wages of about one mil­ also called for a cut In the els* Portable T V -U H F -V H F of Jet plane crews. PreaMent with all cash sales I WEED-B-GON them easier to identify. She's Spanish suede or a haunting Inter­ the flag at the depot and the man of the Committee for Human or July. lion auto and farm equipment I national non-objective sheer. Rights announces. Kenneily at- the same tline Is­ Hire’s how Amazini ORtHO w iiR against the traditional long green green only on holidays. The Bureau of Labor Statistics lyprkers whose pay Is tied to the I I of the 12, $5, $20, $50 and $100 That’s what theyM’e probably * Horace Murphey, superintendent The Vatican ,-is giving United said today increases In used ,car index. ' sued a warning that further, killer centrols lawn weeRs w itkint This Coupon " bills. The New Frontier is looking saying. They, not I. What I say is of the park department, said if Nations refugee programs $460,- prices, health Insurance premiums However, some 56.000 employes strikes in $he years -old Job I karmini hardy trasses! It's a ^ s h I for the new rainbow. Mrs. Smith has failed to come to any individual or group would 000, the total net proceeds from and some other items in April of Rohr Aircraft and Genejal Dy­ rights squabble between the killer, tool Mrs. Smith has her practical grips with the ultimate problem in like to volunteeCu4c care for the its sta'mps ro|nmemorattng the were offset by price cuts in gas­ namics Corp. will receive a 3-cent unions cannot be tolerated, "ilna I I Worth I her idea. She has not suggested flag at either pole, the town will World Refugee Year. . .Former oline, women’s clothing, mort­ thing Is clear.” Kennedy’s eUU - I 1 reasons but, I ’m convinced, she hourly wage increase because of Weeds killed with IMPROVED WEED-B-GON suffers from a basic misconception the new colors for the new money. provide the flag. cowboy singer Gene Autry', ar­ gages and new cars. index movements during the past iiirnt .said, “We cannot k a v a Can she? Dare she? Can any­ I don't grow back. Hormone ingredients in I afflicting many women. The thing rested on drunken driving charge 'The BLS price index held year. An increase of one cent an further "ktHkro over thee* dla- body? ' » In North Holh'wood, Calif., is ptited Issues.” WEEO-B GON-2,4 0 and 2,4,S-T-force weeds *177 wrong with our money is not the steady last month at 127.5. This hour was scheduled for about 25,- I ‘ What colors would you choose freed on $263 ball. to grow old and die front the roots up. Tough I sameness of its color but the ma­ means it co.st $12.75 to buy a typi­ OOO Allis-Chalmera woikers. Instead of our basic green? Cer­ Margaret Expects The Martin Co. of Baltimore. cal mixed bag of goods that weeds may take two applications but you terial. It’s too light, for one thing. Myers said' May prices should I'.N. CONGO CH IEF QUITS I 2.50 tainly not red for obvious .reasons Md.. gives $100,000 to thfe Amer­ would have cost $10 in 1947-49. New Delhi, May 25 — don't bend over once. This amaring ORTHO I It goes too fast. It bums to easily, average out about the same as of international politics and tradi­ First Baby in Fall ican Mu.seum of Natural History The current index level is at a in April but he expects "some Prime Minister Nehru • *nr I weed killer "seeks out" broadleaf lawn weeds especially In women’s purses. tional * bookkecklng. Americans in New York for coiwtrucllon of record high flrst Teached la.sl De­ iiouneed to ^ y that Rajeahwar — kills them before they plague your enure I I M W I Instead of w ording _abouL new moving up" in June and July. NO MONEY DOWN 10.00 Aave-^beetr- iaugii t ' to~tlIMiC~i May 25 (/T) — Princess a full-scale model of a space lab­ cember. Dayal of India has resigned a* I lawn. Makes short work of many varieties ef colors, Mrs. Smith would do bet­ These were some of the major I 1 ^ Toward This TV J falling in the red Is had. Where Margarer~~~^xpec4inguJisr..fl^r,st oratory . . . Members of the Robert J. Myers, deputy com- head- of the U.N. operation t* weedSf Poison Oak and Poison Ivy. With Your Old TV ON OUR OWN BUDGET PLAN ter to search for a. new material, would we be after April 15—In the Draniatigt* ''Gotld ■■'ViM tstke -volnRi- "misstoHer of-iHbar'statistTcs;-said- price developments during _AprU;^ -Tho-Ceego, Coatrory tb. aarllar I perhaps a fireproof weather-proof, baby in the fall, Kensington Palace Used car prices re'gtsfered a rec­ MAIN ST., MANCHESTER. CORNER OF OAK I mauve ? ^ ' announced tonight. tary cats In royalties to help April prices were one per cent rumors, N^iru saU thab DnraPa Use ORTHO Lawn Sprayer attKhed to your hose - weeding it easy wrlnkleproof. recession -proof, Purple or bl^e? Too royal for a Broadway prodttcers weather the above those for a year earlier. He ord Increase of nearly 7 per cent. resignation would not affabt Ka- I »t watering. Econooiicat, too — lawn weed control eosfi lets then woman-proof, 100 per cent wash­ The child will be the fifth in Myers said good used cars were I great democracy. White gets line of succession to the throne. current economic crisis. •aid this w as the narrowest gap dlan'support ef the V Jf. Gang* two cents per 100 tq. f t able 3-way stretch. What this dirty too easily. Likewise yel­ Marilyn Monroe undergoes In that comparison In nearly two scarce in some sections because opeiratlon and' that tha 5,999- I Princess Margaret and Anthony of reduced sales of new cars in the . . . PLENTY OF FREE PARKING BLISH HARDWARE CO. I country needs most is a $10 bill low, chartreuse, turquoise, beige, Anhstrong-Jones, then a society minor surgery of an undisclosed years. man brigade ladia aant.t* Ife* I tfot wlU stretch at least enough lavender, violet, orange, tange­ nature at Cedars of Lebanon Hos­ Spendable earnings and buying past year; Retail prices of new Congo \vUI reaMdn tharo. Ghag* 7BS MAIN STREET—MI S-4121 OPEN THURSDAY TILL 9 photographer, became engaged in autos declined by fourrtenths of one IN OUR EASY REGULATED I o o o d / ^ e a r to cover what a $6 bill used to. rine, Ivory and gqld, which would i960 and were married a little over pital today . . . American Tele­ power of factory workers rose for President Joeeph Kaahvnbn. had' I LARSEN'S HARDWARE. INC. At that, Mrs. Smith) has her have the added objection of be­ a year ago. phone and Telegraph Co. says the second . successive month in per cent. repeatedly .denaaaded Dajrara i*s PARKING LOT REAR OF 'STORE % 84 DEPOT SqcA BE—Mi 9-S274 I eourage. She must know she is ing hypocritical' since we left the Maj. John Griffin, pres* secre­ “We believe we are In fiBl com- April, BLS" reported... For a fac­ GSaolina prices dropped about 4 moval, ekairglag ld*i T. M. u. S. PAT. orr.i ONrMO.D*€OM SERVICE STORE 718 MAIN ST— PHONE MI 9-9523 playing Into the tnrejudiced hands gold standard... tary to the royal househol(l, said I^Unce 'wHn. the antitrust laws’’ tory worker wth three depend­ per cent and averaged 19.8 ceqta troma of a Un; ' ‘‘Princess Margaret and her lius- in wak* of ’Washington diaokwura ents, average aft*r-tax earnings a gallon, not Including tag,e*. This naba’a ae,748,sii biind ars delighted." that th* Jvaiice Department has by about 60 cents between was the hnreat aveiag* prte* In $9 vtaced all alegag that women know started ah antitrust Inveatlgatlon March and April to $81.39 a webk. ■othing about monoy. of ttaa ntlUtsr. Bvylnf power tnore*Md by mofa