? -'t • f ■■ yj. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1962 A r tn g t Daily Net Preaa Run Tha Wwthar i9$anrlif(0ti?r lEv^nUts IfpraUi F«rtlMWMkEiiiM Fereenfl ef V. 0. Weatter ' mi Mwea H FwHf taalgfet, 13,5 eaom Him lee. Low M-M. ^^ISjwiit Town Hooper'Kassler ekmdtr SeteHtoa. eeeeeeaBe ^ ...... I.... \ Member e< tte Aafiit -S’*.- Burma et CBradsttm 1 GhApman Court, Ordor of Am- Excited About These M m eh 0 $ter-~^A City of Village Charm araiifh, ^ j l meet at the Masonic At a pandiellght service. Miss TOmple TOitiorrow at T:^5 p.ra. Isabel jane kassler of Bolton be­ There will be a 8t. Patrick s party AfiverlMof en 18) after "the mecUng. Rfefreshments came the bride of Thomas Dye YOL.1.XXXI,NO.140 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1962 « PRICE FIVE wlU be served by Mrs. Harry Hooper HI of Merchantville, N.J., Shurfine Values 'M Llndgren. and committee. last Saturday evening at the Bol­ ton Congregatibnal Church. We know you . will be excited about our apecial Plnehiirit Men In the Manchester area, In­ ’ITie bride is the daughter of SHURFINE-SPRING SHOWER OF VALUES. Our grocery terested In forming a baiber shop Mr.s. Rena Kassler,,Williams Rd„ manager, John O’Neill. i« lo excited about the values that he Binging group, are asked to call Bolton, ad Ihe late Leon Kassler. haa taken over -the entire check-out aisle for special displays Robert Krlnjak, owner and man­ The bridegrom Is the son of Mr. OPEN THURSDAY and ; to make It easy for you to buy. Please buy in advertised quan- ager at the State Service Station, and Mrs.' Edward Hooper H of quallty of every Shurfine item . . . check the prices . . . no Monday through Saturday, from 7 Merchantville. FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. titles to get these speriaMow p rices.'. .W> gtiarantee the a.m. to 5 p.m., or at his home, The Rev. Tlieodore Chandler Jr., Xtfiwnteks v V . just low prices . . . high quality. #0 Oak St. A director (or such a pastor of the Bolton Congrega­ • The singing group is available, and tional church, performed the dou­ plitns; will be announced later for ble ring cer^ on y . Bouquets of an organizational meeting. yellow daffodils, yellow roses and white, snapdragons were at -^the COLLECTOR’S Thomas Cooke, Supreme chancel. Clifton Goodale was or­ Grand Master fe .Loyal Orange ganist. The bride was given in mar­ SHURFINE CORN Liodges of America,'wlU make a CREAM STYLE or visitation Satiirday at. S p.m. at riage by her uncle, Maurice Batt­ COOKBOOK ' a meeting of Roj’al Black Pre- ler. of Wilbraham, Mass. She 5VHOLE KERNEL Nikita Threatens U.S. with Missile ceptory ini Orange Hall. All wore a floor-length gown of white 303 Orangemen and members at la­ ■yclvet, designed in Grecian style April isshe of Woman’s dles’ It^ o s will welcome the na­ with cap sleevas and cowl neck­ CANS tional officer. Refreshmnets will line, aftd,terminating in a train. SHURFINE CUT Day, on sale here aL, On Rival Arms Plans be aeri’ed. Her headdress was a floor-length 5tofeiVctllsrEiTatic Heart’ mantilla of ehtboridered lace with "Mix or match "'em" 10c, contains 49 dif­ TeUs RaUy .sequins. She also wore pale green The French Oub of Manches­ GREEN BEANS ■shoes, opera-length while gloves, ferent Tuna Recipes, Cancels Space ter will elect new. officers at a and carried vellow roses ort a while mealing tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Roundup Bible. showing how you can Ministers for Talk Am ericans Orange Hall. Members of the Miss Carol Elaine Beane of Mef-^ 46 OZ, CANS SHURFINE French Club of West Haven w-ill Try by Slayton chant\llle was maid of honor. She combine Tuna, a fish be guests. After the bu.siness wore a hunter green velvet street- meetmg, there will be card play- FBI Arrests 2 WASHINGTON (AP)— A Defenseless length dress with full skirt, cap PINEAPPLE JUICE 4 c..n .0 0 for all seasons and fine By Rusk, Gromyko and refreshments. sleeves and cowl neckline, with heart condition detected more matching headbow. Miss Peggy for Lenten'dishes tVith Jail Escapees than two years ago will keep CAMBRIDGE, Maa*. (A P) John M. Jacobs, fire cointrol Kasper of N*n-lngton was brides­ technician third class, US. Navy, astronaut Donald K. Slayton By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER etlon leaders waste no tlihe in get- — Smithsonian Astnmihyaieal maid. She- wore a forest green rice, pasta, vegetables In Willimantic Observatory aeientiats report­ son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Ja- velvet .street-length dres,s, styled from becoming the next GENEVA (AP)—The 17-1 together for infomal talks. oohs, 125 Brookfield SI.. 1s seiz­ SHURFINE who supported Menon s ed today a coded radio ngnal Uie same as the maid of honor's and .sauces. For your WILLIMANTIC (AP) - American to venture into nation disarmament confer­ ing aboard the ballistic missile dress, with matching headbow. 27c KLEPNEX suggestion, met with the Indian has been picked up which ap­ subnvarJne, USS. Patrick Henry, CLIN(; PEACHES 3 cans 89c ence called on Secretary of Both attendants carried crescent escapes from an Illinois J a.i.cts suffered a old, come to Pine­ here and are behind bars once ' Glenn Jr. win go instead to M. They said the fact that a ville served as his brother's best more. ' Scoll. Carpenter, another member Gromyko today to start blow Thursday night when the So­ Roger Winter, son of Mr. and man. Ushers were Ruseell Johns­ SHURFINE coded signal was beins trana- ' Beta Sigma Phi sorority. She is Mr. Hooper is a graduate of In­ Police and agent* of the Federal msn Mercury space viet Union rejects President Ken­ Mrs. Raymond Winter, 46 Havr- ton of Long Island. N. Y., and Pe- hurst for Unde Ben’s prompt informal negotiations thome 8t., a sophomore at Whea­ a member of the Order of East­ diana Technical College, and is team. nedy's terms for a test ben. Re­ mitted, rather than a voka d,er Lozis of Newington. Honorary FRUIT COCKTAIL 3 cans $1.00 Bureau of Inveatigation yesterday on their rival di.sarniament ton College, Wheaton. 111., recent­ ern Star, and sings in the choir plant manager of the systems di­ new long grain and arrested ^ b b y Lester Hays, 22, The .awltoh in plans was an­ sumption of U.S. nuclear weapon signal, indicated that the ve­ usher was R.M.3 Leon Mitchell LARGE 2 >4 CANS plans. leists ItTUie atmosphere next month ly won first place in discussion and teaches Sunday School at the vision of Clifton Precision Prod­ and his brother, Jimmy Eugene nounced Thuiaday night by the Na- Kassler. U.S. Navy, brother of the The move, pro)>osed by India, appeared inevltahle as a result. h icle had n o raidfi a b o a rd . competition In the annual Delta Bolton .. Congregational Church. ucts Co., Clifton Heights, Pa. wild rice, curried rice Hayes, 19. on warrants charging Uonal Aeronautic* and Space Ad bride, and stationed in Africa.- DOVALEHES ministration. Earlier in the dav came, in the third session of the Sigma Rho forensic conference at 303 CANS SHURFINE unlawful flight to avoid prosecu­ BOCHUM, Germany (AP) the University of Wisconsin. Mad­ .Mrs. Kassler wore a beige silk or Spanish rice mix tion for burglary and larceny in nn Air Force medical board had conference after Brazilian Foreign (Contlnued en Page Five) ison. Wis. Winter's topic was print sheath dre.ss with green ac­ 4 large 89c minol*. [reviewed Slayton s condition- an | Minister E^ranclsco Sen Thlago —The Bochum Obauratory ‘Otvll. Righte for All American cessories and gYeen orchid cor­ APPLESAL'CE 8 cans $1.00 and save here on the The FBI said the brothers e s -i’ ^iratic heard rale"-an d advl.rll Invaatos that from th* eonaaqumeea of war,” ho CfflllHIIlSHIRItESim ■ \ They-go on to eak for a list of are active issues "in tlMUO^W^Ui*-- - WlWP P ^ tiOCaCBNRFr^-Tlte . (CoariMi^ oa Page Fifteen) ~J8Hi»- l)lridrai iRriared Thuradav aOO atool^.... every over-the-counter t|«da in 115 Brito had baM ''Wmttt' aald.' ■ " - Save when you buy $1.29 pyrex covered casserole for HM maniinoth Inqulzy-iMirt o f a counter market. U.8. Weather Buteau’e extended night a U.S. State Department of­ America to tty to line up riippOrt KhruaheheV itovfi m detalla In active stocks on a slniie day ConneoUcut forSeaet for Saturday ficial had. implied to Mm that the 99c or save $2.57 when you buy a starter set of Corn­ 3 for-$1.00 larger study of thq entire eecnri- last Jan. 18. Brokers must dlarioae ‘The SBC also is ssU ng ques­ for a new Cuban government be­ what atage of devolopment the so- Uee Industry—will yMd. the flret tions shout a second list of 85 throagb Wednesday; The Hole Story United Staea wanted - Latln-Amer- fore the operation began. called weanonjnlghtbe. ing ware for $9.88. prices, EommlBsiona and markups. Trinperaluree are expsoted t o detailed picture o f egcaoUy what They need not Identify Individual relatively inactive stock*. Broiken lean nations to join in some kind Quadros aaid that.after Berie'a He made Ua remark* in tha i l ” gwee on in the OTiisthe*counter must report the total share 'vol­ average near the seasonal normal. WASHINGTON (AP)— If of military action against Oiba. visit, U.S. Arabaaaador John course of an election rally, pra- customers Involved. Somewhat colder MO'nday and market. It is In thl* looiely or­ The 115 stocks Include many ume and dollar 'value c f all deal­ Americans fln i Customers tell us you ride the regular, stock exriuuige*. price eommisrion and maricup de­ p «to d are Hartford 28 to 48 lion uiffiUed oavitiM in their plication came from Adolph Berl* roa and Cahot toudad indirectly in new apace vehicle. Busch, Bank o f AntavlCB. General Bridgeport 29 to 46 and New Hav­ Teas, the Soviet new* agency. cans just can’t beat the lean­ Milton H. Cohen, director of the Telephone A Electronics. Hartford tails on the first 25 trades they mouUu, Jr. a month before the abortive public etanfhents before Cabot SMALL taXTs Industry etudy, said a epe- ‘had in eadt of these stocks during en n to 46. Ute man who reported this Cuba invasion Isst April. Berle want to Poland aa ambassador. Cling Peaches 3 ness, the tenderness and Fire issurtnee, Ijockhted Aircraft, Preripitation may total 2 to 6 (Continued on Fag* Bight) . ]^lmktsd M e mdts oial quee£h)nhrire is bring mailed Pacific Pow'cr A Ught, Pocket the period. tooth gap i* Dr. Donald J. was then the State Department’s Quadros, in a naUoawid* radio- the flavor of teotha of an inch melted occurring KITCHEN to all brriterwge houeee ‘‘to obtain Booka, Royal Dutch Petroleum and The commission also hopes to Oalagan, chief of the Public coordinator of Latln-Ameriean telavlalon speech, threw little light NO. 303 CANS SHURFINE general inforrimtion rimut the Wisconsin Power A Light. find out, for the fliri time, how $m scattered snow flurriee Satur­ Health Service’s dental re- affairs. on Why he quit the preridency six growth and rize df the over-the- much money in margin loans has day and as general rain or snow eouroes. Quadros said Barit virited/him months ago. pushing the nation to GETS A NEW PINEHURST Tile SBC said stocks were chos­ late Sunday or Monday and again to pledge ^ona epunter market and I^U Ic data a* en "on a random sampling bari* been advanced brokers spe- Oalagan, whose testimony last March and "he ImplM the the brink of rivll war. He aald he late Tueaday. Q cans LEASE ON LIFE to transactions la that maricet'* an'd thrir eelection in no way im- was made public Thursday by United States wa* ihtcrosted in wa* unable to get adequite au­ Bulletins CORN 6 TENDERCURE The completed queetlonnairee must pHes any question about the par- (Continued on Page Bight) a House Appropriation* sub­ joint action by the continental thority to deal with the nation's (Cream Style or WTiole Kernel) BONELESS BRISKET be returned by April 9. Winated Strike Endt committee, said half the peo- family of a political, economic ills without resorting to a violent Culled from AP Wires The SBXI hopee, through an WTOSTED (A P )—BmriiOYjnLCC ple In the United States over and even military nature againat solution. It’s Intpi-estlng to s»* i. analyele of the queetlonnairee, to the Public Works Pepartmept re­ W itevari “fonriistiirartootn" the caulhbesn -narionr—I-reJeried He-aUo..riuuSSed that Braalllan __£DRNEaBEEF in their heads. him politely but firmly." and foreign economic groups work­ 46 OZ. CANS SHURFINE Msnohe.iter. people writ­ NSHSouTBow m ih2rBSaree aadTiiow IhSrTTaa^^tor ViM ISam turned to their jobs today, ending ROCKEFELLERS DIVOROED much money change hands in the a three-day strike. To compound the difficul­ Press reports at the time de­ ed with ^mmunlsts in an attempt You can be sure that our ty, he added, the number of MEN

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH vl6, 1962 P i y t t T W O IIANGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1962 PA6E THEVtf by which viaitors-will be traas^ Aveitige T ^ h e r Salary—46,150 f tf fit A ported will extend over the oentral of $7,800 for hiring an arehltsct Berwick, pastor of the Methodiat Belmke Heads i n i n v . B olton f ^ tha proposed secondary tchooL Cburcb-State Issue (hurch. Stamps PrlnUng of this SeatUe World’s Sheinwold on Bridge Duling said the Rev. Dr. Ber­ Fgir stamp will be on the Oiori Advertiienient—- Bared in Monlville wick met with Glenn Archer, ex­ Rotary O ub ALLEN FOOD MARKET-^L. ecutive direotor of the POAU, State Rating Favorable presaSs, in white, (Spec* Needle); •Stf’- B j LODU M AND^ Glglio, Owner, Route 44-A, Just Tuesday in NeW York. The organ­ blue (background) and red (letter­ Sdoth ilMisr I (Oenttnned frooi Pngs One) AUen r . Brinks o f 17« B. Centtr BERT HAYED HAXd < over Bolton line. Open Saturdays ization did not commit itself to ing) in panes o f 50. OF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP Neither tide v^aoiU e Strest WAS elected president of A total o f 196,090,000 of these NORTH to • p.m., Sunday from 9 a.m. kindergarten rooms since it be­ official action but indicated a the Manchester Rotary Club for reeentauve "might drop in to dls- On Most School Aspects Stamps has been ordered, with By Alfred Sheinwold A A Q 9 J lieves "the separation of church the 1962-M year which begins July 96,000,000 to be epeelAeally sched­ AdvartlaemAit— cussit.” Picking out the best-played K 10 2 March 26 at Fiano *s and abate would be violated by ■ ■ ' ■ " ■ . . i : . - [ 1, S t the annual meeting of the uled for Seattle for .the uae Of O K J 7 J Flowers for all oooaaions—^Funer­ Letters ' have gone out to the HARTFORD (AP) — Figurteftstate. and local govanunenU for club held.this week at the Country Fair visitors. iMad of, a nine-day world cham- # A K als, WsMldlngs, Arrangements. Also such use.” Board of Education protesting its public education in 1960 “ $112.28 Club. Also elected to eerve with Collectors are cautiimsd that fdonahip' is Uke rolling over a WBBT KAST A special town meeting has beeiOtha speotflcatlons. Chairman John l^ifts and Cards for every occasion. The town la seeking additional move as being “ bound to limit or by the National Ekiucatlon set for March 28 at 8 p.m.. at McCairlok and Supt. Philip U ' compromise the religious liberty Asaoclatlon give a favorable rating 118th). him are Herbert W. Swanson, hon­ “ Battle World'a Fair” first day AK$4 Lee’s Florist and Gift Sh, Rt. classroom ai'sce and the Methodist oeitnlp. Here's the one I liked A 10 6 2 ETano's Restaurant in response te guori made a plea for board unity 44A, Bolton. MI 3-8089. Open Mon­ of some of its cltjzcns.” to noat aspects of Connecticut's Categohei in which Connecticut orary president,. Herbert E. John­ cover requeata muat be pOatmarkcd best c f the 864 hands pUyed laat 5 <17 3 Church was suggested as a possi­ son, vice president, QeCrge Dart, not later than April 21. 0 10 8 4 a pcUtloh presented to the select­ in supporting the apedfleatiens day thru Sattuday, 9:30 to 7:00: ITie church has not been backed education system. waa ranked below the national month: men on kbirch 7. The selectmen when they are formally adopted. bility last week. unanimously by local Protestants. (Connecticut falls below national average included expenditurea for eecretary, Frederick W, Spaulding, (ilosed, Sundays. If you’rs wondeting about the ♦ Q>72 * J 1 6 I 6 S I took the action last night at their ..... - .? Ihe church also decried the pro­ State R ^ . Robert H. Barnes (D-' averages, however, in'support of etate institutions of higher educa­ recording aecretary, and Frank J. bidding, South's two-neiut open­ gOUlH Briefs posed use of classrooms in a pa­ Miller, treasurer. A J 7 5 , regidar meeting. The Bolton Cooperative Nursery Msuehester Evening Herald Bol- Montville), a former Sunday higher education, according to tion, such aa sUte coUeges and . Battle of SMloh Oommem ing wsks a weak two-bid. North's rochial junior high achoql to be N E a’s 1962 'rankings of the The nominating committee head­ <7 A J 0 t < 4 In accordance with the requests .Association will meet Wedfisaday tim correspnnuent, Grace McDer- school superintendent at the universities. Two Top Reds responsa of two notruhip ahowed mott, teleiMone MltcheU 8-6566. built by S t John’s RomSn Catholic states'.” ed by Benjamin F. Crehore, with The 4-cent. Battle of Shiloh 0 A9 S in the petition, the meeting will at 8 p.m. at the Community Hall. Methodist Church, said, "I am not The report says Connecticut a real bittreft ki game and aaked act on rescinding: the town or­ Parish. only shocked and disappointed, but In the four categories which Ernest M. Butfi, Richard a. Car­ commem. in the series marking south to show IMW good his open­ Interested parents may ahroU chll' ranks 43rdvin the nation with ex­ the Civil War (Centennial, waa de­ dinances establishing the public '' K Kional director Paul Duling of I think it is fantastic to take such NEA research director Sam penditurea of $10.91 per capita for, penter, John S. Alvord and Paul In U.S. Seized ing bM w*s. am tk WMt^NMh iMl dren for fall nursery sessions at Liarm>ert says are the most signifi- R. Marte also proposed a elate of signed by Noel Sickles, s promi­ 2 <7 Hit 2 NT Fsm building commission and on nam­ the meeting. Registration forms the New York, regional headquar­ a' position, a position which COMFORT this purpose (national average, ' South bid three diamonds to ing the board of education as a Rev. Shaw to Talk ters of the POAU said the organ­ amounts to pitting neighbor nosnt indicators of equality in ed­ directors oomnrisinfr William' 'R nent artist of Westport- The show side strength in that suit 3 0 rut 4 NT Hu' may be obtained from M rs Wil $15.99). While the national aver­ stamp will bs first placed on sale bulidlng committee for a pro­ liant Steam of Femwood Dr. Af­ ization was notified o t the situa­ against neighbor here in Mont- ucation. Connecticut has high age of total state expenditures de­ For Violations and good values for- hij opening S V Pan 6 ^ AU fMi April 7, at Shiloh (formerly Pitts­ OpefUng lead — 2 posed secondary schc»l. ter a ' business meeting, a film To Gibbons Unit tion by the Rev. Dr. W. Phillip ville.” rankings. These are teachers' sal voted to higher education was 9 MS. This was enough to set North Occupies Pulpit aries, erpendltures per pupil, per' burg Limding), Tenn. First Selectman Charles Rob­ ‘•Thread of Life," reviewing the per cent, the figure given for Con­ (Oontiiined from Page One) on the Slam trail, by way o f the bins: anticipating a petition to The Rev. Charles Shaw, prin­ The Rev. Reynold G. Johnson, centage of pupils finishing high The stamp features a sketch of Bindcwood Convention. history of genetics, will be shown. school, and proportion of teachers necticut waa 6.2 per cant, which place items on the call of the a)>e- The Woman's Society of Chris­ cipal of East Catholic High superintendent of the. Chlldren’e CLA a Civil War rifleman crouching Lew Maths, of libs Angeles, be­ —X J 7 8; Clubs A K What do holding at least a bachelor's de­ placed it 44th in the nation. Rogistration With the govern­ cial town meeting on voting ma­ tian Services of United - Methodist Home in Cromwell, will occupy the The schools of Connecticut, ac­ behind a tree stump. The drawing ment is required in many Beldt. gan by taking dummy’s top clubs, you sayT chines, said the town meeting will School, will be guest speaker at a gree. Qnirch will serve a baked bean pulpit of Trinity Covenant Congre­ cording . to the NEA figures, re­ style suggests s rapid battlefield he aaid. what was the best discard from Answer: Bid one diamoad. It present an opportunity for dis- buffet luppur meeting of Gibbons The report included these sketch, similar to the sketches of his etvn hand on the aecond club? and ham supper at the church figures for Connecticut (with the ceived 61.6 per cent of their fi­ Kennedy said he wanted to clear partner r e ^ n d s in spades, you cuaOon of the controversy. March 24 at 8:80 p.m. Arrange­ Assembly, Catholic Ladies of Co- gational Church Sunday at the BUY tA R K ^ Winslow Homer and other combat state's ranking nationally given in nancial support from local govern­ up mitunderstandlng that hC Mathe discarded a apade, forsee- can raiae to game. If he nukes William Oivanaugh of South ments for the dinner are being himbut, Sunday at 8:30 p.m. in 10:45 a.m. service. Pastor K. Ejnar M M M A J n L l y BOLAND artists of the period, rather than ing a position that might develop parentheses): ments, 35.8 per cent from tha found ovoraeas during his recent any other responed, you can Jump Rd., who presented the petition to made by Mrs. Charles Warren the cafeteria at St. James School Rank will, preach at hia home state, and 2.6 per cent from the a toned completed drawing. The tour. two tricks later. Then it was time Hall. '‘Education: It Has No Sur­ 1. Average teacher salary (does in notrump to show yow power. the eelectmen on March 7 attend­ Reservations should be made socm church, the ESvongelical Covehant not include administrative staff) federal government. The respec­ major theme will be printed in John Abt, couiiael for Hail and to tackle the trumps. ed the meeting laat night. He sug- with Mrs. Michael Qoldsnider of prises” will be his topic. Guests black on light peach blossom pa­ For Sheinwold’e 86-page book­ Caiurch, Springfield, Maas. BRAND NEW 1962 MODEL —$8,150 (6th). tive national averages are 56.1 Davis, said here he w m certain Agataat Peseentage let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," .gested the time of the meeting be bouth 'Rd. or Mrs. Herald Lee ot and prospective members will also 2. Expenditure per pupil — par cent local. 49.2 per cent state, per. symbolising the fact that an that both would plead Innocent. The percentage |riay in trumps set for a Saturday afternoon to attend. Hils will be the only service at send eoc' to Bridge Book, Manches­ Rt. 44A. FOOTWEAR $497 (9th). and 3.7 per cent federal. important phase of the Shiloh bat­ He said the Communist party is 'to play the ace and king in the permit more people to attend. He A program ot spring baseball Members of Gibbons Assembly the church Sunday. Members are tle was fought in a peach orchard. ter Evening Herald, Box 8816, ((ounqandqaq 3. Eighth grade pupils of 1955- takes the poeition that the 1960 hope o f dropping the queen. The Grand Central Ste., N.Y. 17. N.Y. said he thought that older people will be planned at a meeting at will observe annual Communion asked by the pastor to use the af­ 56 who completed high school in The lettering, by Jerry Mullen, law under which they were in­ old rule for''finessing against the especially would find it easier to 7:30 p.m.. in the fireplace room of Sunday at the 9 o'clock Mass at ternoon and evening for fellowship 6-PASS. 1956-60—75.4 per cent (11th). was adopted from a Civil War re­ dicted is unconatitutionai because queen is: 'iWith eight ever, with (Copyright 1962, go on a Saturday about 1 p.m. Se- St. James’ Church and will as­ with others of the church. Five Area Women General Features (Jorp.) Ihe Community Hall. Recreation W iekly* SEDAN Colors: 4. Elementary school teachers cruiting poster — the style now it violates the privilege sgainst nine'never.” lectnoen said that such a meeting Commissioner Fred Gaal urges as semble in the downstairs vestibule The Rev. Mr. Johnson, a former with at least four years of col­ called Bamum. sclf-lnciiminatlon." StlU, Mathe did take a finesse. time would be unusual for Bolton, many parents as possible to at at 8:46 a.m. pastor of Trinity (Covenant Church s TAN lege preparation — 84.3 per cent In WSCS Confab An initial printing of 120,000,000 The Communist party Issued a He cashed the ace of hearts and and might exclude some who would here, succeeded the Rev. Sigrid K. Include* Finance and tend and to volunteer help in the s REX) (15th). has been authorized. statement saying the arrests were then led a Ion’ heart to Aneese be able to attend an evening meet­ baseball sessions. Also asked to ' OHABLBS FOX Green. He graduated from North Intnrancs Chargee 5. Per capita expenditures of Five women from the Msnches Collectors desiring first day "a blow to the political liberties witii dummy’s ten, ing. attend is anyone who knows of any GREENWICH (AP) — Funeral Park College, Chicago, June 16, “After Normal Down Im m td la tt Hand ter area will participate in the cancellations of the Shiloh com­ ot all Americans.” , This finesse wss against per­ The registration of Dr. Richard land available for team play. Ad' services will be held Saturday'for 1944 and the church in Manchester, E fIS T U J O O D Demko of Manchester as town Payment DdivGry Rubbed 22nd annua] meeting of the New mem. may send addressed enve­ "Gus Hall and Ben Davis,” the centage a you consider the trump ditional teams will be need^ this CharloB J. Fox, a member of the then known as Covenant Congrega England Southern Conference, Allen F. Betinhe lopes, together with remittance suit eil by itself, but it was a gem health officer ■was accepted with tional, was his first pastorate. He statement said, "are not only ALL CX>LOR BILL! regret. The resignation is to be­ year to fill the needs of the large Greenwich Democratic Town Com' WS” rest has been doeed because of franch bread, gelatin; Friday Your favorite genuine hand sewn vamp Moc-calualsI Kiss o f Doaih fact that 77.6 per cent of the budg­ must be postmarked not later than years Imprisonment and a 810,000 Raffa retired ten days eigo from he would have to mske a favorable InciudlDg Pickup Scetiea ’ numorous requests fr<»n nearby fish chowder ■wlUi crackers, cheese OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 Stylad tha way you like 'am, for work or play, and et Is allocated to Salaries of in­ April 2. fme on each count of the six- Pratt and Whitney Aircraft, divi­ return lead. Any return would give Not Shown On TV property owners and the fact that sticks, baked apple sUcea with Keith's sion of United Aircraft Corp., Blast Maina-mada for comfort aiwall aa amartnass. And CMRIES HIKH DETROIT (AP)—■ihe electric structors and for supplies required count Indictment. Mathe either a cinch or a virtual the immediate area is being de­ raisins. thair prica Is as aaiy to taka $s a ralia in pay! toaater waa bright and shiny. Two- by the students. Since World War The warrants. list Davis' ad­ Hartford. He was guest of honor certainly of making hia slam. veloped for housing. It Is the policy About Town WE QIYE m iH STAMPS FOR EVERY DIME YOU SPEND VICTOR DEMPSTER year-old Jeffery A. Goudeaeune I, the speaker said, there has been dress as 710 Riverside Drive, at a farewell dinner at the Garden Dally Question Note! One oomplete show each TICKETS HOW AT BOX OFFICE evening starting at 7. Doors o f the state to install such picnic Bolton Grange will sponsor a bop climbed up on a kitchen chair In mere history added to text books, Manhattan, and Hall's aa 230 Van Grove Restaurant recently, given A s dealer, you hold: Spades—A areas where they are not a OB BT Man. by his former co-workers, who pre­ open 6:80. dance at the (Community Hall from Full Prices: Eves. Men.-Thure., his suburban Nankin township more advances in sciences and oth­ Cortlandt Park Ave., Yonkers, Q 9 8; Hearts—^K 2; Diamonds nuisance In any way to nearby sented him with a eqmera and 10 8 to 12 pjn. today. prch, or 1st Bsl. IS.OO. B.60, 4.80. home to see the toaster at closer er studies than has taken place in N.Y. property owners, the letter said. C d t o l. 13.8(1 8.00. 2 80. Frl.-Sst. range. all the years prior. Today high gifts of money. There will be stations of the Orch. or IsU Bsl. S6.8P 8.00. 8.00. 2nd The couple has been given sev­ A report was given on the atate cross tonight at 7:90 ln.St. Maurics Bsl. 84.00, 3.80. 3.M. Wed. idal. St 3: Jeffery saw his own reflection. school studies Include eubjects pre­ highway reclassification pixigram ^ SHOES viously only svallable at the col­ eral bon voyage parties by thair Church. r Orch. or 1st Bsl. 84.00. S.BO. 3.00. 2nd Leaning m’er a metal border Kennedy Speech Set uiKler which the state will take Never before at this LO\N PRICE!! 881 MAIN ST Bsl. 82.00. Sat Hat. at 2:30; Orch. around a formica counter, he kiss­ lege level. friends and relatlvea. Hie Rt. Rev. J. (Warren Hutch­ or 1st Bsl. 85.00. 4.80. 4.00. 2nd Bsl. over maintenance of Clark Rd„ ens, Bishop of the Diocese of Con- MANCHESTER 8100. 2.80. 2.00. When orderlnf by ed his reflection, WASHINGTON (AP)President Cider Mill Rd. and Lake St. In re­ mail make cheeks psysbie to and Jeffery fell dead A coroner's Kennedy will speak in New Or­ SEEKS FM PERMIT nectieut, come to Bolton Sun­ mall to: BVSHNELtr MEMORIAL. 9 turn the town will aaume main­ day to confirm a class at St. RARTFORO 14, CONN. verdict held it accidental electro­ leans May 4, the White Houee an­ WASHINGTON (AP)-- An ap­ (S.. tenance of Bolttm O nter Rd. from cution. School Menus nounced Thursday. George's Episcopal Church. plication from the Willie Broad­ esarit Rd. east. n»a 'White Houae announcement casting Co., (P<^ Ofnee Box 496) A Aim oh Latin America and a IMPORTED REVERSIBLE followed by iieveral hours a state­ Willimantic, Conn., for a new DiBCUaslofi Ftnbdied ricit showing the work o f the Public school menus for the week W E CATER TO ' The board of education com­ Methodist Church in Latin Ameri­ of March 19 to 28 he as follows: ment by Rep. Hale Boggs, D-La., station on 94.9 megacycles has that Kennedy would make a ma­ been received by the Federal Com-; pleted discuBsion of spedftcaliona can countries will be a feature of Monday; Breaded veai cutlet FAMILIES for the secondary school at Its this week’s session of the sdiool with tomato sauce, msahed potato, jor foreign jioHcy sp ee^ In New munications Commission, the FCC Orleans on that day. reported yesterday. meeting laat night but took no of missteps at United Methodist buttered wax beans, bread and formal action for adoption since Church from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday. butter, milk, pears. several pages are yet to be re\riaed. The board o f finance will meet OVAL BRAIDED RUGS Tuesday: luvioli with imeat D Tiiesday at 8 p.m. at the town sauce, tossed satid, French roil The board will meet agdn Monday DANCING A S p.m. at the school. offices to set the- new tax rate, a ^ . butter,' milk. Reach bread pud- v-~ OoaJag Mareh 2$th Tompring Food EVERY FRIDAY and SATVRDAY NIGHT DELlOl consider transfer.. of several tsix “ Seven Wonders-ef the WdtM” ' COdllfOWlY SofVBij! ATMOBI -It was suggested that an estl- ✓ / A t m E FOJteLAB l^dneaday: Pork and vegetable mats of the tax increase necessary accounts to suspense records, and Century 21 to build the school be Included in act on the requested appropriation ie, potato topping, bread and hut- d in n e r s :er, milk, applesauce. Senators W arr«i G. Magmuon SERVED LOBSTER GARDEN RESTAURANT s: and Henry M. Jackson o f Wash­ Wednesday, Thnrsday, Friday Thursday: Swedish , meatbails, 6 p.m. to 8 p.iQ. 840 MAIN BT„ IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER mashed potato, stewed tomatoes, ington have unveiled the design TONIGHT *. ••S '’s ' . ■ ’ of the Century 21 commemorative YOUR CHOICE bread and butter, milk, ice stamp. The Senators, supported by ■wrmroTHTBnr ■^4K ^ APPEARANCEA NEW jii^Y BARTON TRIO cream. BOOTH SERVICE *V^ a. Friday: Tuna-noodle casserole, the Century 21 officials, requested buttered peas, bread and butUS, that the Postmaster General au­ MANCHESTER Marlow's V milk, orange-pineapple pudding. thorize she Issuance of this stamp, HOBNOB SHOPPING PARKADE Congratulate* SEVEN SIZES ■which features the "Space Needle,’ RESTAURANT WEST MIDDLE TPKE the GIRL towering 660 feet above the TEL. Ml 8-0728 SCOUTS ground, and built at a ooet of On Their Why you won’t find fanfare, 82<4 million. From, its reataurant •MS 60th FOUR COLORS and observation deck the Space Anniversary 'J ' ^ ' ^DININGand DANCING^ HfMH ♦ , , *4. ' 4.- , A Needle will afford a breathtaking i i ■ 1 ’«i- i- I 'Phone MI $-7M2 ; 4 ♦ hoopla and hullabaloo panoramic view of Puget Sound. MAWl t nUft I ONN EVERY Mount Rainier and the Caacade " V-. 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ROUTE 83, TOLLAND TURNPIKE “ FOOD FOB Americans” TUESDAT EVENING, M A l^ 2att AT 8:48 PJt flAIH «r, MANCnBB«l» naOHE M •4KI1 ($) so, OO, 89-nay 4 Paymeot Charge '■ Fhui ' '■' EVERY HOOD” On Tolland Turnpike Dining Ploesurm RESTAURANT ' . — s ON OUR s t a g e e — n i l M A IN ST MANCHESTER TAL^OTTVILLE— TEL. MI 9-2838 R T .« m M 44A^-«M>IJTOir S A O m EAaHiON aaow BT BUBTOiNR (8) Up To Tw* Year* To Pay Mile O ff Oakland St. MIS-SS42 . (Or ADOnSON t o o u r REGULAK 8MOW) (4) Yeoag HomeowBer* Lay-A-Way AMPLE FREE PARKINC^ AdM m t I mm s MANCHESTER EVENING’ HERALD, MANCHESTER, dbNN,' FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1962' PAG E FIVE PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY. MARCH 16. 196t J. - . . *■' ' - . • ■ 1 T------. Nations ahould keep the peace. out International inspection that liam H. Curtla ualstad C&lb«rt RoekvUM fvnoK Roettvilh-Vemon . Oil Rival Arms Plaits But. Weatem leaders understand would infringe on Soviet military ^Raw^ Data Show Enthusiasm Bamea, Chriatls ,F. McCk>rmlck STOP ’■ CLEAN CELEBRITES the Soviet Union’s position is thiat, secrecy. and Dr: Merrill B. Rublnow, mem­ CHIROPRACTIC Police Iiivi M e m b e F ^ p the United Nations would not The ftrst speaker at today’s con­ bers of thb community coU «^ com- ADJUSTMENTS y TV-Radio Toii^ht have Its oWn krrny but only the ference aesBlon was the Braxilian For Attending Toitin mlUte, in preparing the forma. Two Area Slatod by Chamber Ministers fo r Talk authority to oalL up contingents foreign njlnlster. He criticized the The high school’s tabulating facili­ enablo the SICK to from each nation-rand the U.N. major powers for making propos­ ties were used In evaluating them. GET W ELL S'l . I'ATIIICli'S IIAV force Would be subject to the-big als he said they knew. would not A comp'llatlon of “raw. statis­ may .show that they are exag- Tabulating the queatlonnalrea A break In Rockville and .an at H m Roticvino Area CSuinbiw o( power veto. . Television work and w;hich they put forward tics” bn questionnaires ’’shows far gei-ated because “a far greater was the first action on the com­ teiTipted break In rural Vernon Commoreo has Mt next weak for Rusk’s plan also, called for gen­ tml.y for political capital. percentage .say they arc going on munity. college proposal taken ac- • the kick off in a naw mambarahlp M m 1 GREEN SomitNr with your rvfitiar eral and complete disarmament, more Interest" among Manches­ are being Investigated by city and 8:00 Bif 8 ntatar' (tai (imgrtai 8' l^bata OB Fafiaral Aid l« tduea. By Rusk, Gromyko . He said the concept of making to school than actually" do,” He tlvely by education l)eHM)nnel. Ezrly BIk>« >w orogr*ut 4icn driva. Chamber Fhoaldant Jotin H. but instead of a final target daje ter High School students In a pro­ .said he and the high school’s guid­ School personnel were authorized town police forces. Police In­ ------Blio*------40 8 LIS. OF DRY CLEANING proposals which a gpvemment MovU at 8 (In pre>re«i> „ Bpb Nawhart B t - i Meffatt raporta. It proposed ehort-range goeds for posed Manchester community col­ ance department arc planning to to work-.on the project after the Rocky and Hli Frlcnda 5 8:00 Tha tbltd Man partial arms cuts which U.S. offi­ knew the other party would not ac­ liw'i' dicated the breaks may be the N»w» the Kathavaya Ha aald the board of dlraetora lege than originally anticipated, re-evahmte tlie questiortnaires be­ board of education on March 7 vot­ St* liM NEW 40 g (Omttooed from Page One) cials Insisted were realistic. Rusk cept “ turned the problem of dis­ work of the same l>erson or per Tb« Alvin Show .8hannon ' cloarod a path for fha naiw dilva. GET 25c OFF told Secretary o f State Dean armament Into a favorite fleld for said high school princlpoj A. Ray­ fore presenting the re.sults at a ed to appoint a liaison committee sons. Highway .Falrol 1:80 Tha Fllniatonaa Wadneaday by accepting a favlaad Rusk and British Foreign Secre­ called lor an Initial 30 per cent mond Rogers today. board of. education meeting next to work with the conununlty col­ <;U Family Karkot The DMaetivit if: & B The Roviaita .ua iLdwHida Vlllron Doilai Hevla ed to the board last month by hard fact of Taarapkin’s state­ fer’ of 50.000 kilograms 55 tons school." college If one were established ’nmneday. Winds reached gale i m Evanlng Raporf Driva up in o G REiN eoTi y»ti ment measurea were concerned. war proposals.” shop on the second floor of the Huntlay-Brinklay 10. Taigat; Tha Carnptora I. 40. 83 chairman Ralph LIpman. > ment discouraging, however. each of Soviet and U.S. nuclear The principal said, however. here. force in eome coastal areas of 10:80 Kini cl DiainMdt The Weatem powera were Juot There had been a peralstent hope explosives to peaceful purposes The Brazilian added, however, Italy. Center St., building came downstairs at 8 7:00 Evanlng Rapert _ __ Byawltnatt While roduetion of dusa pay* « # » FREE hkK i o f d r y d o o n i n g : aa adamant in their refuaal to dia- a.ni. to get cigarettes, according Nawa-waautar 13. 80. Chat RunUey menu would lower rovenuo m m among Western disarmament ex­ and other steps to build Bast-West that after studying the U.S. and Daath Vallay Daya tliOO Big Newa a existing mamberahip, ho said, tha arm without International inapec- perts that the Soviet ITnlon would confidence while reducing the dan­ Soviet proposals made. Thursday, to RockWl'e Capt. Peter J. Dow- Raacua 8 Final Raport au tion of the SovieLa. Without a gewicz, and found the machines Rifleman Barry Baranta 80 reduction ahould Slao attraet'com- modify Its position on inspection. ger of nuclear 'war by accideAt, “I ftnd that their position has nc- Millkm Dollar Movia At STOP'n CLEAN break in the Haat-Weat deadlock The disarmament conference ml.scalculstldn or surpri.se attack. apparently changed substantially, broken. twt. Sporta A Waathaf I. 8. marcial and industrial Brma who over inspeotion meaaurea, top No one in the building heard any New Herlionfi aat of Paar (C) 10. are net m«m|«ra now. COIN o p e r a t e d d r y CLEANERS got down to business Thursday, ■ The Rusk plan was substantially but I seem to sense .nuances in 7:18 Evanlng Rebort gAmarica’a Graataai Movlta 417 MAIN 8T„ MANCHESTER. Weatem diploraata aaw no hope following Wednesday’s, ceremonial the same as other recent Western the presentation ot certain as to alert them to the Incl Snoria Camara 11:30 Advantura Theatar for progreiia—but they Intended - Award Tbaatar opening, with Rusk and Gromyko plans with variations. It was built pects ot the problem, especiallx said. There was no one ITIghllghta to keep, on trying, for weeka or round floor where the 7:80 Rawhide „ $ 11:80 Jack Paar Show (C) ON VrEDhfESDAY, THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATVBDAT outlining rival disarmament pro­ a,round the central theme that .the with regard to the su.spension o' intamaUonal ShowUma 10. Movia f CriUc'a She March 14,18,1$. 17 From 10 A H . to 8 F.M. montha, if neceasary. posals. big powers cannot trust each oth­ r.uciear tests which leads me to icated. Raacua 6 1:00 Kawi sign Oft ' Moaqow'a anawer to Kannedy'a The breakxattempt occurred at RETTIR HOMES Italian Foreign Minister Anto­ er and must have International In­ believe that prompt and effective miKW. SATURDAY'S TV WEEK FOR OOMFUETE USTIIfO test ban proposal was given nio Segnl was scheduled to speak spection to check on each stage of I progress in 'this field can be the Samuel BibnMeln fuel oil firm TV SER V IC E Thursday night by Soviet Ambas- on Rt. 83 about 3-143 a-m. today. dtsarmament. U.S. officials indi­ pchieved.” MI $-$$M and TB 5-44U aador Semyon K. Taarapkin. The He called on the United Slates A burglar alarm/Mnstallcd by' The eight non-aligned nations cated their Inspection propo.sals 100% SatlafaetiOB ■U.S. President announced two were flexible and negotiable but to refrain from testing in the at­ Blonstein after a breakxabout a weeka ago he had ordered a new of the 17-nation group met at the Radio Ouaranteed call o f India's V. K. Krishna Men- the Soviets showed no interast.- mosphere In April. He also at­ month and a half ago. scaro^i^* atmoqdierie teat aeries to begin tacked the Soviet Union for Its marauder off, said Vernon Chief thoaa nawa braadeaate of 10 or IS-mtanto in lata A ^ l but would cancel It on and discussed ' the develop­ Gromyko’s plan, complete with (Thla liattag inrlndM only a proposed disarmament treaty and test.s la.st fall, saying that Mos­ Constable Edmund P. Dw^er. if the Soviet Unkm would agree ing situation. Menon was report­ Jangtti. Soma atattona carry other abort newteMta). ed planning a middleman effort to a memorandum of explanation, was cow had “ thereby assumed th* The intruder tried to pry open to ban all testa under an inter­ responsibility of reopening com BUBC—Ilia 4:41 L«waU Thomaa national inapection system. pull the rival Rusk and Gromyko al.so substantially the same as past the back door, was unsuccessful, 8:85 Snort. plans together .Into a single, gen­ Soviet plaAs. Its, central theme petition where an encouraging then began to pry open a window, 7:00 CBS Newt on Wall Street Tsampkin met '■with U.S. nego­ erally acceptable compromise plan was disarmament on faith, with­ truce had set In since 1968.’’ Dwyer said, when the alarm went 7:10 Richard Hayea Show STARRING ALFRED DRAKE laon Show 7:30 CBS Nawa Analyali tiator 'Arthur t>ean and British for arms cuts. off. Ihinaa WALKERS 1:08 Nawa A jilK Off 8:i»i ."he World rnnighi delegate Joseph Godber. Later an To most Western diplomats, the A tnick driver, Mario Tumlno 8:18 Showcaie and Nawg American aiwkeaman announced -•-aia 10:10 Sounda of MH8 BARBARA COOK • LISA DELLA U.S. and Soviet approaches to of New York City, imloading new 8:00 Paul Harvey 11:00 Showcaae and Nawa the Soviet had turned down Ken­ disarmament appeared too far cars at the Clyde garage next 8:80 Sound Stage \ nedy's proposal abruptly and apart to produce a mutually ac­ door, heard the alarm go off and 7:00 Edward P. Morgan , CASA • FRANCO CORELLI »:9 j Night rilghi complete^—without quAliflcatlon ceptable compromise. saw a man run from the rear of 11 Tooighi ai My Plaet Taarapkin declared- the Soviet Gromyko called for total, world­ the building. Tumlno reported 12:03 Sign Off__ Union would aicc^t a., ban only W Tio-ifia GRANT JOHANNESEN • MELISSA wide disarmament in four years 8 out of 10 homes the Incident to police. with a national Inapection system 8:00 Nawa, Weather.A Sporta Aluminum from the date of signing a treaty. Liorlnz Sludin* 8:80 Supperlime Serenade —each of the nuclear powera po­ He said the program should pro­ FREE UNDER $500 BOND 8:48 Three Star Extra HAYDEN • JACQUES D'AMBOISE licing Its own pledge. ceed by .stages. Destroyed arm.s MRS. DENIS EDMOND GREANEY NEW HAVEN (AP)— Thomas 7:06 Convaraatlon Piece Windows $11.9S hove 0 cold room 7:30 Newa of the World. The Soviet action was expect­ would be Inspected, but not the W. Boswell, 29. of 48 Hawley 7:48 Radio Moacow AND SPECIAL GUEST PATTI PAGE ed. The Soviets for months have arms and forces retained by each Miss Shirley R. Donahue and chester, a brother of the bride, was Ave., Milford, was free under 3:06 Pope Concert ^intended that detection InstrU' nation. Once general and isnn- IS YOURS O N E OF THS S??t? 8:06 NIghIbeaf Doors S29.95 Denis Edmond Greaney, both of the usher. $500 bond today after being charg­ F O R S A L E ments are so far aidvanced that a pletet disarmament had been Both mothers wore turquoise ed with theft of $1,399 in New Ha­ 9:30 Point of Ijiw WITH DONALD VOORHEES AND Manchester, exchanged wedding 1:36 NIghtbeat sneak nuclear blast can be de­ achieved, then the ' Soviet Union shantung sheath dresses with cor- ven Railroad paychecks. Boswell, 11:18 Sporta Ulnal tected from thousands of miles would be wide open to inspection. lliSO Starlight Sarenada Jal. Doors SS9.9S . O R RE N T Worm op thot vows last Saturday morning at St. sagM of yellow roses. an engine house worker for the THE BELLTELEPHONE ORCHESTRA away, and Foreign Minister An­ Gromyko said that when all A reception for 40 members of 1:30 Sign Off Flua biatalhitloB. James’ Church. railroad, was charged yesterday. WPOP-1118 drei A. Gromyko reportedly again armies were destroyed the United The bride is the daughter of Mr. the Immediate families was held Police said he entered a paymas­ 8:00 Bob Scott Show m C D IC N L at the Manchester County Club. ter's office in the railroad's yards 8:00 Don Blatr Show MANCHESTER ^ TONIGHT 9:30-10:30 liord-to-hwit room and Mrs. Raymond F. Donahue, 11:00 Nawa. S.j5n m r _ ^ For a short wedding trip, Mrs. Ip New Haven March 11 and took A W N IN G C O . N.JPHflRmacY 297 Hackmatack St. "Hie bride­ Greaney wore a blue tweed sheath IS checks. They said four checks 4:00 World Newa IN COLOR ON NBC-TV wUli the MW groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. wool dress and a corsage of yellow worth $550 had ^ready been cash­ 8:10 Wall Straot ^ PHONE Ml S-S0$1 aSTCHER GLASS CO. O" Ma n c h e s t e r roses. The couple will live at 613 8:16 Showcaaa and Nawa Edmond M. Greaney, 457 N. Main ed in Milford and Bridgeport ,by Mltcbefl St. Main St. the time a stop-payment order CHANNELS 4, 10, 22 i. 30 em iL CHASER IM WEST MIDDLB TURNPIKE 9-7879 The Rev. Joseph H. McCann per­ Mrs. Greaney is a 1961 gradu­ was issued. t i I , « ate of ManchMter High School. WHEN YOU THINK OF BY IRON NRiMAN formed the double ring ceremony GLASS, THINK OF FLETCHER! and celebrated a nuptial high She attended the University of I !'< CORNER d u r a : SI. THIS REVOLUTIONARY NEW DE­ Mass. Bouquets of mixed white Connecticut, School of Pharmacy. I a 1 VELOPMENT IN ADD-ON HEAT- flowers were at the altar. Mrs. Mr. Greaney is a 1957 graduate ^ INO will keep your cold or chilly room Ralph Maccarone was organist. Manchester High School. He BE AGILE FINANCIALLY, TOO! U R G E QUARTERS TO SERVE YOUR NEEDS! served four years In the U.S. Air warm aad co^. with filtered, drcuUt- The bride, given in marriage by Here’s » new “twist" to the subject of money-when-you-w«it-it that ' PLENTY OF FRONT AND REAR PARKING ing, thennoetatieally controlled heat. her father, wore a sheath dress of Force and Is employed as an ap­ prentice at Pratt and Whitney Air­ maybe you haven’t thought of. A growing savings fund gives you Operating cott up to 75^ leu than white lace over sheer taffeta with AUTO GU SS INSTALLED etlMr add-on heatert. Heatz cold bath­ matching lace jacket. Her finger­ craft, division of United Aircraft financial agility . . . enables you to take advantage of special money­ Corp., East Hartford. room, eitclofcd porch, attic room, or tip veil of illusion was attached to saving or money-making oppiortunities that call for ready cash fa st! GLASS FURNITURE TOPS any apace that needt extra heat. a pillbox hat trimmed with crys­ Start saving now at Manchester’s oldest financial institutibn. FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION. tals. chiffon and lace. She carried BEERS TO AID AESOP MIRRORS (Fireplac* and Door) a cascade of white gladioli, mixed . GREENWICH (A P )-:sta te Rep. CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND . . . 4 ! white flowers and ivy. Nelson I. l^crs says he will not PICTURE F R A M IN G (oM types) Miss Donna M. Greaney of Man­ seek re-election this year. Instead, BELXi^Xi&PMONE H o x m chester, a sister of the bridegroom, Beers said yesterday, he will de­ -ft WINDOW and PLATE GLASS was the maid of honor. She wore vote his time to supporting John FQGARTY BROS., Inc. a w-altz-length gown of siP<^cot ALsop qf Avon for the Republican / praaontod 1^'. CONTRACTORS: iVlB HAVE IN STOCK SAVINGS S19 BROAD S T .~ M I 9*45.39 * chiffon with full skirt anti fitted gubernatorial nomination. Beers, The 4^buthern New England Telephone Company bodice, with a matching face veil serving his second term in the T.OAN MEDICINE CAMNCTS and SHOWER DOORS held In place by a rose. She car­ House, Is House chairman of the t '* ( > a I \ 1 1 4 ) S FUEL OIL, RANGE iOlL, CONNECTICUT CORE ried a mixed cascade bouquet of General Law Committee. He is also OPEN SATURDAYS—OPEN THURSDAY EVENING apricot gladioli and Ivy. OOP state central comihlttcemati ESTIMATES GLADLY GIVEN ' > JEDDO HIGHLAND COAL Kevin Collins of Manchester, a for the state's 36th District end ■ aaoeasTaa'a otaasT Viasaaist igariTOTios cousin of the bride, served as bMt one of six delegates to the state R ^ man. John. M. Donahue, o f Man­ publican convention in'June. /04>T*A4aiM C e l o j e X BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE SI, COVENTRY HUSN-TONE* MON..TUES.-FRfDAY 347,000 owners p ro v e ... t . . . J ST. PATRICK'S DAY en till p m eaiLINO TILB Fvtra Hmirc " s . . LA Gl Cl I m ill d THURSDAY $ AJd. to • PPJK-—WED. CLOSED AT NOON CELEBRATION SALE 12" X 12" Each t ,gK.,J Ifs value that puts Valiant /61 PONTIAC CATALINA QLASS BATHTUB BRINGS YOU hn^ihe bestseller list! 2-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, au- ^ * ENaOSURES ' i l r 'J l r ''b i r automatic. One owner. Low, low Ton nan InateU It in minntM. mileage. 395 FHa any 4'/j ft. to S f t tub. " 9 DOWN '60 CORVAIR S t’ {pjedhidiL PH ILCQ A SUBSIPIARY OF . y 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, Basement standard transmis.sion. *295 DOWN Leaks? SPECIAL '60 VALIANT WATER PLUG ONE DAY ONLY Rtopa L«Aks t t blatantly OaU. Station Wagon. Radio, heater, THOROSEAL, standard transmission. *295 GRAY 1 7 ^ 9 5 DOWN 80 Ub. Bag SATURDAY '59 CHEVROLET BEL AIR so Lb. Bag $8.60 MARCH 17 4-Door Sedan. Radio, heater, au PRE-FINISHEU tomatic transmission. *249 DOWN PANELING f SPECIALS Bess Eaton DELICIOUS ’59 SIMCA 4 ' x 8 ’ x V 4 " '' I Gaboon ...... $ t.94 DOZEN ' 'j 4.DOOII SEDAN Mission Ash ... 9.85 DELUXE MODEL *595 IRISH FULL P R IC E Antiqiw lireh .. 13.50 '59 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER Sondaiweod . . . 5.95 4-Door Sedan. Radio and heater; Louon ...... 5.40 automatic transmission, V-8, ^ power-steering, power brakes.' COUNTER TOP? Immaculate condtiron. dr rrMrtaeimd,fiwrtluain$l . DOWN dr FnMsinCeRael«tto,twlvolbaael Maketwokon it compact, Including Falcon, Corvair and Lark. RCA Whtripool AppUaaoa dr nnitiied ta match Mabatany INatribatan tamiturel What follows is fcict-not fiction-and no All of which leads many to suspect they know '57 CHEVROLET CONVERTIBLE W 88* auerall dlag. maas. names have beOn changed to protect anybody. the plot-Valiant is- priced with the so-called (208 eg. In. trleweMe wee) Bel Air. Radio, heater, stick shift ^ FREE DlLiVERY dr 00 Day Satviee OMarentoow. Chapter I starts with style, it asks who is the “superTCompacts." Not so, reveals the surprise on the floor, 'V-8. A hard to find ^ Reeaincestl only compilrt ever to reedive the Society of Illus­ ending in Chapter Itl. Valiant is priced competi­ model. tively with Falcon, (iorvair, Rambler and Lark. ■ c r t B t w p o i trators' award' for design excellence. Answer: DOWN HARTFORD The Valiant Signet iaX)~Ainerica’s lowest-priced Drive one. Could be you’ll want to join those MANCHESTERi BUIUNMI hardtop with bucket seirts—thafa whol 347,000 folks for whom Valiant's a kind of Idva SUPPLY 00a, IM. Chapter II talks performance. Valiant can, end story that "Is continued every month. The,title of IS O ^va S tf RoekrtUa vrn has, run circles around every competitively priced our story: NOBODY BEATS VALIANT FOR VALUE! iPLYMOUTH M $-2$tt-TR 0-S8M PJLYMOPTH-VALIANT KAl.liS aod SERVICE ROUTE, 88 TAJLOOTTVnxX—M I $-2308—TR 5-8010 808 WiBdaor St; OPEN EVENINGS in a - 9:0Q HarUari CH 9-86M OPEN WED.. THURS, PRL TILL 9 P.M. Valiant 1 ';

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f r e i g h t MANCHESTER EVENING I^R A W ), MANCHESTER, CONST., FRIDAY,.MARCH 16, 1962 Owiiternala Crushes Re'^plt Nikita Threatens y Obituary RockvUle-Vernon Boy Admits Ferguson and Diireiko Takp Car Damage^ Oeorga K. Madatyre " Qiiadros Glaims U.S. Rockville—George Eldgar Mac- U.S^. with Missile Intyrt. 81, died niursday at Rock- Top Science Fair Awards Say Police v’ille City Hospital after a short illncsa. Formerly of M Union St., An 11-ysar-old boy admitted to (Oontlancd traa BNP Om ) he was a retired private investi­ Whitney Ferguson of 'Vernon^ Receiving first aivards after the CJsnter and Peter Oureiko of top 'Winners in the senior division Manchester police that he let foe •aid it ^‘aii artificial earth gator for the ’’’’inkSrton Agency,- Msli Dancers ~lt had been i resident of tibis Rockville have won top awards in wsrs Barbara Little, Carol Poole, to the front seat o( one ear, broke aatelUte launched vdth a . view to the senior and Junior divisions, re-' Susan Abuza, and Mary - Ann (OboHiius^ fw r o Pa)|» 4 ^ ) area for 23 years. Mr. MacIntyre an antenna and amsiahed the tail aniirehended in connection with H?*"* STAM PS eontinuing the Soviet program of spectively, of the Rockville High B<9une. First awards in the Junior outer apace researdj." There was To Perfoifm was bom Feb. 2, 1831, in Sanford- dlviston. went to Burcjjtlll McCar­ lights on another car, and dumped the breaking of-, windows at the American m6st ^popblous rapub- ville, N.T., son o f Oscar and Anna School sciehce fair, ending yester- shampoo on a third car,, all parked Manchester Lumber Co, over the no announcement whether a man day.Flve top winners were Shosen thy, Ronald Roeeneranee, Janet Lee MacIntyre. in the AAP Supermarket k>t on W66k6ttcle Uc as thouaandiCof demonstrators or other living being waa aboard- Seven membeft of the Ekin in each division. Scheibe, Carol Scott, Joyce ^Toiug, grand He is survived by a cousin, Irvin Broad S t yeaterday. Both the boys have admitted led by students blocked traffic, set . • Khrushchev made his statement School of Irish Step Dancing will ■ Ferguson won his award for a and Natalie Beaudry. about the global rocket to rein­ D. Lee o f Palmer, Mass. The senior division winners will Police said they referred the case breaking, the windows ahd the fire to'Automotdles and smashed perform tomorrow at 2:30 p.m, in display on planaria; Dureiko his case is still .under investigation. force his views on-the current House and Hale Dmartment Store, Private ^ era i services will be for a dlspbiy on the increase and take their exhibits to the Northern to the Juvenile court, after the boy store Windows, .j^l bba and most held at the Ladd Funeral Home. laid he did the damage, but didn’t disarmament negotiations at Oe Main St. decrease o f air pressure. Connecticut Science Fair in Uiq railway service to the capital was Seva. Referring to Western pro* Thd group, directed by Margaret 19 ESlington Ave. Hie Rev. Paul In all, there were 78 exhibits in West, Hartford Armory. The top know why. , posals for an ^ e ctiv e control Dall^ and accompanied by Dmnis J. Bowman, pastor o f Union Con­ the senior division and SO in the two juniors will take their ex­ Members of the Soiitb Manches Coventry Woinaii paralyMd. J gregational Church, will olBeiate. ter Fire Department were dis­ Hxxspltal a^kbamen said they FRESH FISH FOR LENT system, he said iVWe will never Junior, according to Miss Luclils hibits to ths fair s ^ . patched to the A A P parking lot agree to this.” Kuhnly, head of the sdence depart­ Police Arrest counted four, deitd and 72 injured. WAY around 8 p.m. where they found Hurt in Accident d i s c o u n t c e n t e r s A control system, he argued, ment. '■ Mrs. Sylvia Atwater of 14 A traveler aririvlng in Panama would be nothing but an espionage Judges were Miss Dorothy Pratt that the f ^ t aeate had been set from Guatemala nald the situation FOR DEUCIOUS,IMAGINATIVB MENUS SHOP ORAND-WAY'S F u n erals Progresa Ave., Rockville, waa ar­ afire in a car belonging to Ted Mrs, BIrdella N. Leeberg of servlca for the West. of Mt. St. Joseph Academy, West rested yesterdav and charged in the country was serious and Khrushchev bc^sted that the Hartford, and Randolph Gibson of Kukish of 637 W. Middle Tpke. Po­ Bread and Milk St, Coventry, was. that the gdvbnttoent had clamped With fallime to obtain a.Connecti­ lice also reported they found a HUOI VARIETY OF SEAFOOD. SHIP-TO-STORE FRESHNESS , Soviet U i^n has better means of ' , Silas E. Barrett the Kennelly School, Hartford. cut driver's license and with driv­ reported in good condition today at censorship on .afl outgoing calls delivering' nuclear bombs—ntighty Other winners in the senior divi­ match had been placed in the gas COLUMBIA —Funeral services ing- an unregistered motor vehicle. tank. MonchMter Memorial Hospital and dispatch^. mSURBS PEAK FLAVOR.MAXMIMUM NUTRITIONI intercontinental rockets — than of Silas Ehrl Barrett, Hop Riv­ sion were Wayne Flint, for a dis­ Police said Mrs. Atwater was The fighting blimaxed a aeries ot play on paramecla; Randy Kies, O Damage to another car, owned where she is being treated for in­ does the West. er Rd., were held at the Columbia driving a car with Maine registra­ of outbursts by J students charging He added that in these days forces; Richard Godin, eradiation by Thomas Fleeher, 24, of East juries suffered in an automobile Oongregational Church yesterday tion plates which had expired Feb. fraud in last DMember’s election, men would have to be insane to and flowers; and Clare|lce Wilson, Hartford, consisted of h broken accident yeaterday. aftemowi. The Rev. George 28. On inspection, Patrolman radio antenna and . smashed tali which retumed-.lYdlgoraa’ (Jon- begin a nuclear war- the mouse in space.' Robert K. Ahnert found she had EJvans officiated. Burial was in lights. Also, the gall cap was miss- Mrs. Leeberg, a patient in the servatlve party.'io power ip Con- He said there are some signs Winners in the Junior division no license. The Atwaters have hospital’s special care zone, suf­ Roes £Ull Memorial Park, Rocky tog- gruss. 'i that the intemationed atmosphere Hfll. were Linda McCabe, snakes; and lived in Rockville since Septem­ fe r ^ chest injuries, cuts on her U improving but “ the situation Darleeii Reinertson, radio. ber, police said. A shampoo solution had been nose and a broken wrist. ------_ M U C I O O S Bearers wers George Johnson, poured over the front seat of a still remains complicated and Alvin Fryxell, Kenneth Johnson Trooper,. Francis Barsaleau of tense.” car owned by Wilbert JohnSon of the Stafford Springs State Police SWORDFISH STEAK and Boy Downer. This is so, he continued, because S83 Main Bt. Also, chocolate candy Troop, who is still investigating Aboul Town H ie Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Rockville-V ernon kisses had been placed around the BAR-B-QU c the Western powers hate the idea Maiii St., was In charge of funeral the accident, said Mrs. Leeberg of giving up their weapons. Johnson car’s gas pipe. arrangements. was driving north bn Bread and The ways and means commit­ He promised patience in the set­ It was not known whether any Milk St The car veered off the tlement' of the German question of the candy was put into any of tee of Andersonfi Shea auxiliary, James B. UtUe east aide of the road and hit a tree. VFW, will spon^r a St. Patrick’s but Insisted that it “cannot delay Court Action Disputes the gas tanks. Gas. caps belong­ Pxflice could give no reason for the Fuiieral services for James R- ing to two other cars also were Day, corned beif supper, tomor­ c h i c k e n s endlessly the solution of this im­ UtUe. «1, of 133 Tatham Hilt Rd., accident The front end and entire portant task.” discovered. row at the Postr’Horae, from 6:80 West Sprin^eld, Mass., father of right side of the car were severely Khrushchev made the announce­ On another case, police eaid thev 'diunaged. to 7 p.m. Membejrs and guests are ment in a completely offhand man­ Mrs. June L . Thomas of Manches­ McNulty Appointment picked up a 9-year-old boy in con­ invited. Tickets .may be purchased ner while a scientist was speaking ter, were held yesterday afternoon nection with seven broken windows at the door.

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eials have not done an adequate Job HiU ,Rd.; Charles Mehrlng, 28 Con­ Sheapisputes of planning the educational pro­ cord Rd.; Mrs. Mabel -Bowers, 75 Public Records Housing Code gram for the state. ' Scouts Share Deming S t; Alfred Bolduc, 30 M NCHE "It IS especially eurpristog when Ford St; Mrs. Annetts Blake, 27 6 NiSikdsonon one considers the foot that Mr. Dorothy Rd. Waraatee Deed ■Alsop has been a member of the Birthday Joy BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son Anthony G.' and Anna N. Gates To Be Rfsady State Board of Education for some to Mr. end Mrs. Paul King, Mans­ to Jason J.. and Sandra P. Novlteh, Mr. WilHam C. Coe, Faculty Adviwr field -Center; a daughter to Mr. property off Lawton Rd. CtMBiriled by Studmla of Manchooter Hiffh School View time. With Marlows For July 1 Friday, March 16 "I am copvtoced that people are Mid Mrs. Jbhn Silva, IS Beaman Quitclaim Deed L following this election quite close­ CSrele. Hayden L. Griswold Sr. to Hay-< INCOItPOftATeD Reindfiipan . Tow n Chairman ly and I am sure that they will give Photo OB Page 1 BIRTHS TODAY: A son to Mr. den l l Griswold Jr., one-haif inter­ A committee appointed to drafi John Fi w ea Jr., who is also the due consideration to the candidatee Girl Scouts to Intermediate and Mrs. Emil Hatkowskl, 85 Vil­ est to a parcel at 264 Main St. a housing code for the town hopes caTpetgh iiMiiBger for guberna- and their qualities. Troop 633, exuberant over the lage S t, Rockville; a son to Mr. to hs'i/e the code ready for op­ 50th anniversary of the scouting and Mrs. Thomas Toomey, 68 tom- Pendency Action Notice JOHNS MANVIUE tofW cofitander Edwin May Jr.,' “I have confidence enough to Manchester Savings A Loan As- eration by July 1 or sooner. Ed­ the voters to believe that they will movement this year, decided to dale St. said today he was "quits sur- share the happiness yesterday af­ DISCHARGED WEDNESDAY: soclaUon, Inc., against Pasquale P. ward Rybezyk. town planning en­ examine the quaUtlea of all par­ ternoon vRh Mariqw's Depart­ Robert Schwartz, 69 Tracy Dr.; Longo and Harold J. Petersen, CEILING TILE priasd’* hy remarks made to Man­ ties concerned to chooeing our next property off Strong St gineer auid a member of the com­ chester rWodneeday by Elmer governor." ment Store, which is also, cele­ Harry Gatto, ThoinpsonvlUe; Mrs. mittee, said that preliminary re­ 12x12 Nicholson, ths campaign manager brating its SOth anniversary. Emma Melior, 98 W. ports to be submitted to various for another gubernatorial contend­ The girls bought a cake, deco­ Tpke.; Mm. Nancy Swestnahu town groups for comments are 12x24 er. John Alsop. rated It with a gold cuidle and 106 Barry Rd.; Percy St Peter, Pothole Blamed nearly completed. Shea said that his own f indings 12th Circuit the pictures of George and Na­ 149 Oakland S t; Joshua Bender, Rybezyk said he will send cop­ on the interest of the average than Marlow, and p re s e n t^ it to 1 Windsor Ave., Rockville; Joseph * For Car Damage ies ot the committee’s report to voter to the GOP race are quite a surprised Mrs. Geoigd ^ r lo w Novak, Upper Butcher Rd., Rock­ the board of directors, the advis­ different from the findings of Court Cases in the store at 3:30. ville; Lester LsFrenlere, 176 E. ory board of health, the planning Nicholson, who said a survey of The scouts also present her with Middle Tpke.; Michael Zitkovitch, A Coventry man it asking ths commission, and the housing au­ 100 voters shewed that the aver­ a gold rote, a brief message of 123 Maple St; Henri Picard, town of Manchester to pay the thority. age voter doesn’t care who is gov­ MANCHESTER SESSION congratulation d e llv e ^ by Scout Wapplng: Mrs. Edith Reynolds, Guest Speaker cost of repairing his car, which He said that the minimum ernor of the state, what the tax Mrs. Phyllis J. Keefe, of He­ Diane Balbooi, 152 Green Manor 86 Niles Dr.; Michael O'Brien, 29 Dr. Hilda C. Standish o t West he said was damaged when he standards and requirements tor the rate la, or what the employment bron, was ordered to pay a 8200 Rd.; a song, ‘‘Make New Friends"; Stephen S t; Mm. Carmela Fede­ Hartford ivill speak on "Answering drove over a hole In the road on code have been fairly well estab­ Tolland St. situation is. fine, 1100 remitted, on the -charge and a poem especially written for rico, 356 Adams St.; Richard Your Children's Questions" "at a lished, and that the committee is Shea said, "Our travels have in­ of breach of the peace. this occasion by Scout Deborah E. Martin, 1 McCabe St,; Mrs. Dennis Merchant, of Autumn now working on the enforcement Squora Foot dicated that Connecticut has very Michael Kot, 20, of Hartford PuUls, 93 EnizabeUi Dr., "Our Virginia Lewis, 112 Woodland St.; meeting of the Junior Century Trail, Coventry, aaid his car re­ and administration of the code. intelligent electors who are deep­ was fined 825 for failure to grant 50th." , , James McNulty, 29 Washington Club of Manchester for members ceived front end damage on Tol­ The committee's final report will ly concerned about the governor­ the right of way. The charge The presentation of the cake was St., Vernon; Paul Cosgrove, 25 and guests next Wednesday, March land St. while he wae coming from go to the board of directors for made by Scout Ann Gottlieb, 64 Marion DT.r Mrs. Irene Jaqulth, TROPICOLW Randall Smith ship and are very interested in the stemmed from a motor vehicle 21 at 8 p.m. at the Kof C Home. East Hartford, on March IS at 9 adoption as an ordinance, Ryb- Jennifer Onven Jackie Ooriiett Paula McNamara Andrea Pratt Patrfda IfaMdcowstd Philip Rice question ot taxes. Industry and accident. Milford Rd. 54 Deming St.; J4anne Miller, 14 a.m. rzyk said. Jobs. The case against Paul J. Koezur Owner George Marlow recovered Perkins S t; Joyce Beebe, Church The speaker, a lecturer in the P R E -F lN i^ D "1 was amazed to hear that of Coventry was nolled. He had from his surprise and presented the St., 'Vernon; Mrs. Juliette Rollet, field of social hygiene. Is a gradu­ Nicholson stated that public offi- been charged with all night park girls with potholders. 31 Windemere St.; Raymond Mc- ate of Wellesley College and Cor­ SalciusTops Acceptances ing. While the ecouting movement is Nickle, 71 Cedar St.; Mrs. Pauline nell Univemlty M ^lcal College. WOOD Students Awarded 45 Keys, Mentions 50 years old. Troop 666 was begun' Bostwick, 29 Dailey Circle, Rock­ Dr. Standish was formerly a medi­ Musicians Present STAFFORD SESSION only four years ago, as a Brownie ville; Norman Marols. Wapplng; cal missionary in -Shanghai. China, Troop. There are now 19 girls in the Mrs. Clara Pierre, 66 Village St., Track Record The following seniors have been George Joseph Barton, 23, of no and director of the Maternal troop. Rockville; Mrs. Hazel Phillips, Health Clinic to Hartford. She and accepted by various institutes of certain address, pleaded guilty The leaders of the trOop are Mrs. 136 Vernon Ave., Rockville: Patsy HOUSE &. HALE liigher education. Wednesday to two-counts of forg­ her husband, Dr. E. Myles Stand­ MAIN STREET—MANCHESTER Colorful Program Spearheaded by John Salcius' Thomas Aitkin, University of In Annual Scholastic Writing Contest ery and Judge Joseph Dannehy Normand Andrews, 47 Willard Rd., Kochln, 215 Autumn S t; Mrs. ish. a dermatologist, have five record - shattering performance, and Mrs. Anthony Balboni, 153 Jean Cockerham and son, i m children. Hartford; Sharon Anderson, Mount coitinued the case until March 28 Green Manor Rd. Mrs. Fred Blet- Ford St.; Mrs. Marion Howard thq Manchester High Indoor Track Ida; Patricia Bajoris, Boston Mu­ Speaker Coining The High School World staff Is'^student and faculty reaction to an pending a pre-sentence investiga­ zer, 31 Willard Rd., a Brownie lead, and son, South Windsor; Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Decker, service The best of Manchester Hlgh^ Mlkk Hinnov '62 led the dance Team placed seventh to the Hart­ seum School of Fine Arts; Cheryl tion. chairman, reminds membem. to — r -— tcxitlng its own horn these dajis as MHS fire, co-editor Paula Mc­ er, helped transport the scouts to Jane Miller and , daugljter, - RFD School's musicians and singers pre­ band in an original number com­ Began, Mount Ida; Susan Benet. Namara, '62. received a Gold Key T^va other charges of obtaining the store. 2; Mrs. B arbara'Pry and aon, 33 bring to the meeting chlldmn'a posed by Pete Pantaluk. '63 en­ ford Invitational Meet held at the Central Connecticut and UConn. Chessmen Win, The Laubach literacy Pro­ a result of the Scholastic Writing money under false pretenses and puzzles and books, odd pieces of ST. PATRICK'S DAY! sented a wide-angle glimpse Into Stats Armory last Friday. gram will be the topic of a Joint Contest awards published Sunday in the editorial division. S r O P W A TER Goalee Dr. titled "Paniq Button". Pete was Jacqueline Belanger, University o! Jennifer Caven, '63, received a carrying a dangerous weapon were DISCHARGED YESTERDAY; materia] and thread to be collected Square Feet the musical world Tueeday at two featured to this number as trumppt Fiftem teams Mitered the meet Hartford; Thomas Best, LeHigh; meeting of the International by the Hartford Courant, local cm sm l dismissed by the court Judge Dan- for the Bunce School, operated un­ Still Unbeaten Relations, Senior Girls' and sponsors of the annual event. Gold Key for her short story nar­ Mrs. Barbara McKay, Thompaon- Gifts, Fun All Day 4 x8V4 Fenelc assemblies. soloist wlbh ten of these teams scoring. and John C. Boyle, UConn. WhUe Manchester High School rated to the first person. Entitled waltr Mt «f nehy also lowered the bond from Hospital INotes villet • Karen Sladyk, Wapplng; der the ausplcM of the Manchester Twn Best Dennis Podolny, and Manchester salvaged nine points, Current Affairs clubs on Mon­ 82,500 to 8500, but Barton, who Association for the Help of Retard­ Starting at the classical end of Robert Buettner, UConn.; Bev­ The MHS varsity chess team de­ day at 7:30 in Bailey Auditori­ students won a total of 46 awards. "La De’ Bauche” iFrench for esca­ M « m r y w d l s Derek Walker, 166 Maple St.; Mrs. and Surprisas! Tomorrow the scale was Kenneth Woods. '63, Jerry Conklin, seniors, sang "I Am falling behind 6dch perennial pow­ erly Desimone, Hartford Secre­ feated Maloney on March 6 for its pade or spree,), the story tells of has been to Jail since his Feb. 22 Rose Converse, 62 Wadsworth St.; ed Children. Members are also to So ^oud" from Gilbert and Sulli­ um. Mrs. Phyllis Johannes, who J8 of these were taken by World 'Vlaiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. for contribute usied commemorative who played Brahms Rtu^>sody No. erhouses as Hartford, New Brit­ tarial School; Christine Dingwall, fifth consecutive win of its unde­ works in Washington, D. C., as staff members in the Journalism an “exotic” womem who goes to a arrest, was again returned to the air areas, except maternity, where Paul Phllllmore, 33 Hendee Rd.; 3/8 COLORED 3 to G. minor. Ken, a cellist In the van's operetta, “The Mikado." This ain, East Hartford, and Bulkeley. Caldwell; Robert Dowd, New Eng­ small town, leaving behind when State Jail at Hartford in lieu of Henry Escott 266 W. High S t; stamps being collected for “Stamps humorous "patter song” i-ecelved a feated season. The final score was the foreign student representa­ division. Of nine Gold Key win­ they are 2 to 4:80 and 6:30 to 8 for the Wounded,” a service project AU-C(^ecticut Orchestra last However, Salcius, Manchester's land; Robert Edelson, Hartford. In­ 6-5, as a result of two games being tive of the Laubach Literacy ners, eight were Wordlings also. she departs, memories of her bond. p.m.; and private rooms where Thomas Hull, 208 South St., Rock­ year, d«nonstrated that he is also tremendous ovation. top runner, tocd< a back seat to stitute of Accounting; Elizabeth drinking champagne for breakfast Barton was arrested in Man­ ville; Sheryl Christensen Stafford of the Connecticut State Federa­ PLASTER A high point of both assemblies played on each board for the first ■ Fund, wlU explain Dr. Frank C. Six World members were award­ they are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Visitors tion of Women’s Clubs. an accomplished pianist as well. no one in the 1000-yard run. He Oartside, University of Hartford, time this year. Tom Rivard, Stan Laubach's program. As a for­ ed- Gold Keys and six took hon­ and reading jVeud for entertain­ chester at his former address of aro requested not to smoke in pa- Springs; Peter Larsen, Shoddy “A very line musician," said Mr. was Pete Pantaluk's trumpet solo, not only placed first, but broke Alfred University, and UOoiui; ment. Jennifer concludes her story 16 Locust St on Feb. 22 by Sgt. Mill Rd., Bolton; Mm. Geeltje Hostesses will be H ri. Edward “St. Louis Blues." Mr. Vater, who Marchet, and Larry Preston won mer modem dance instructor, orable mentions for feature stoiY STOP LEAKS tients rooms. No more than two Vater. the record previously held by Man­ Karen Haas. University of Bridge­ all of their games for the home she will also speak on Oriental writing. Pat Rackowski '64, won with this line, which she remem­ Walter Cassells Jr., on a tip that visitors at one time ‘per patient. .. \Verkhoven, Ellington; Mm. Sylvia Fahey, Mm. James Qerrity, Mrs. BOARD Next on the program were 16 was in charge of the assemblies, chester alumntu DlOk McArdle, port; and Howard Hansen, Yank­ bers more than the title: "And INSTANTLY! Barton was iq town. Barton was Turktogton, Wapping; John lull- Stephen Turklngtoo, • Jilrs. BWncis voiced the opinion that Pete was team. interpretative dances, music and two keys In this division. Her win- KNOTTY PINE vooalists, 13 of whom will try out running the distance in 2:23.2. It ton. Tom Rivard, first board, was the poetry. mng entries concerned the services then April Stevens dawned her sil­ wanted on a warrant for passing ADMITTED YESTERDAY: ano, 2OT Spruce St.; Don Wiser, Garber, Mm. John Telgener, Mrs. tomorrow as three separate quar­ a "very talented young man," an appears that Salclui Is fully re­ Also, Frances Harrison, UConn. first person to score a win in the offered by th e , Guidance Depart­ ver wings and flew away.” WATERPLUG bad checks on Feb. 5, one for 845 Mrs. Anastasia Maclejko, 43 North 26 Valley View Lane, Vernon; Richard Curran, Mrs. Wayne Man­ Skss CHERRY tets for the All-Connecticut Chorus. opinion shared by the audience covered from the leg injury which and American International Col­ match, os he defeated his opponent ment, and Barbara Kelsh '64, win­ Jennifer, a dual winner, also re­ end a second for 848. Barton later St.; Robert McLeary, 801 Main St.; William Tomlinson, 3 Michael Dr., chester,i Mm. Dale Martin and Mm. SABLEWOOD They sang the 16th Century Judging from the applause. hampered him U^ughout the lege; Allen Herring, New England; in 25 moves. Stan Marchet, flftii. 73th move. Maloney was defeated ner of numerous 4-H awards in ceived honorable mention to ths left the stats for s period of time Mrs. Marion Smith, 103 Summit Vernon; Mrs. Joan Benlncase and Jack Lappen. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS ma’64 Susan Brown, '62, won with a were serious in nature and dealt Sullivan who played Rlmsky- showrings were turned In by Fran Barry Krouse, VPI and Georgia feature concerning MHS Library. Barton's possession. ^ rett, 120 S. Lekewixid Circle; Mrs. Eillington; Mm. Dorris Bramen, sang at the first assembly, and Dan DoU, seventh hoard, suf­ with the dissatisfaction of life in SEALS ' The case had been continued Anna Zeni:er, 8 Liberty St., Rock­ East Hartford; James Collier, 260 Korsakov’s "Flight, of the Bum­ Golden '62, who placed fifth to the Tech; te ste r LaFremier, Merrl- fered Ms first defeat of the season A French Lab feature, explaining the city as compared to life at sea. blebee" on the clarinet, accomp­ Dave Foster, Tom Beat, Jim Abert, mile; Larry Duhaime '03 who fin­ mac; Richard Lombardo, Unlver. THE SURFACE three times in the Maneheeter ville; Mrs. Blrdella Lieberg, Cov­ H Middle Tpke.; Mm. M. T ^ey right: 6.99 and 7.99 Shortly after, and was followed by Its beginning at MHS, provided a Honorable Mention Felton, East Hampton; Mm. anied by Tina Pesola, '62, at the and Stan Sholik at the second. ished fifth to the 60-yard run; and sity of Vermont. i Merit Test Taken winning oaper for Jacqueline Cor­ court before Wednesday’s presen­ entry: Mrs. Marie Daleb, Windsor; r S L ’ E E P l Both groups wound up their num­ Aiso, Carolyn McNamara, Bill McBride, sixth board, who lost Receiving honorable mentione tation in Stafford. Mrs. Barbara Kasel, 33 Cole St.; Florence Mietzner, 24 Trotter St; piano. an all-Junior relay team composed his game in 39 moves. bett, '64. Andrea Pratt, '62, report­ for feature writing were: Barbara Carolyn Mather '62, violinist, bers by inviting the audience to of Jim Bracken, Ned Cronin, Gor­ UConn.; Stephen McNatoara, Mrs. Angeline Crandall. 89 Wad­ Mrs. Eletha FUke, 232 Woodland black or brown Join in. . . TMs was followed fay wins on For Scholarships ed on the Girl, ^cout trip to Eu- Pearce, '63 (2); Mary Pierce, '63, QUICKSEAL dell Rd.; Karen Kicks, 6& -Walker St.; Mrs. Stacia Minlor, 478 E. played four dances,.by Bela Bar- don Fuller, and Duhaime came in Udonn.; Carl Notlmlk, UConn; lope this past summer. /Philip (2): and Robert Papanos, '62. I FOR SALE I moc oxford tok. These were contemporary and . Mr. Vater commented that he Peter Oatway, UConn; Marilyn third and fourth boards, played St.; Miss Virginia DeNoyelles, 56 Center St. Square FeOt fourth in the 1400-yard relay run. by Larry Preston Alex Ur- Merit Scholarship Exams were Rice, '62. submitted several stories For his news story Douglas 53 Show Interest Chestnut St.; Mrs. Mary Chappell. DISCHARGED TODAY: David with the famous in the atonal mode. They illustrat­ was very pleased with the audi­ , Randy Smith '64 Philips, ftortford Hospital; Robert for Judgtog. He feels the one that Pearson, '63, received honorable A Only Pennies ed Carolyn's exceptional proficien­ ence's excellent attention, and Pico, University of Hartford; Wil­ banetti, respectively. Stan Marchet taken by .approximately l50 North Windham: John Lata, 639 Bourque, Coventry: Robert Wslles, I unimold sole then recoided his second win of Juniors on March 10 at the high won concerned the Round Table mention. In Town Position Woodbridge St.; Sharon Smith, 89 Wapplng; Jean Benoit, 6 Moser cy on the instrument. Carolyn last their courtesy toward and obvious liam Pickering, Northwestern; An­ Singers’ participation in the opera, Honorable mentione were ' lE^FUl FIMFINISH ^ A Night! I that will year was first violinist with the enjoyment of the performers. drea Pratt, Adelphi; Phil Rice. Al­ the match, after which BUI Frank, school. The scores will be released Broad St.; Mrs. Betty Ann Foster, Dr., Rockville; Earle Keith, .351 second board, and Dan Doll loet in May. In the fall, semi-finalists "Alda.’’ awarded Bruce Stavens, '62; Nell 80 Jensen St.; Mrs. Phyllis TUpper, W. Center St.; Beth Ross), South not mark All-Connecticut Orchestra. Phil Rice. '62 NHS Has Supper, legheny and Earlham; and Carol Wise, '63; and Peter Wise, '64 to The genera] manager's office Visit Marlow’s Bedding | Ridyard, UConn. their games. The result: 6-4 in fa­ will be announced and letters of Randall Smith '64, entered two 26 Ashworth St.; Daniel Theisen, Windsor; Ann Sheehan, 48 Quaker floors vor of Manchester. commendation awarded. features—one on physical fitness; the Sports Writing division. Thoroseol Your Basement has received seven applications Wapplng; Michael Bray, Hazard- Rd.; Mm. Marguerite McVeigh, Department where you’ll coffee along with wrritten propa­ Enjoy Spaghetti Also, Thomas Rivard, Mitchell, Several students won honorable for the poet of assistant general 257 Spruce St. find a mattress or a com­ 8 V2 to 3 American International, and Wins by BiU McBride and Larry Although few have a chance of the other on the formation of the For As Uttle As vlllc; Constance Bottl, 294 Bush ganda. iPreston then clinched the match. Winning a Merit Scholarship, the MHS Wrestling Team. Randall mentions for short stories. They manager for the town, and 46 re­ plete bedding outfit tai-- CandD 10 See Glenn^ Later in the balcony of the Gen­ . Informality was the keynote at UConn; John Salcius, Springfield were Joan E. Anderson, James H, $ 2 4 .4 5 College; Bruce Stavens, T ^ lty Alex Urbanetti then lost his first exam will be of value. Several oth­ HS World 2-24 Senior - Faculty quests for applications for the Job. 8 /8 x 4 ",I” eral -Assembly, the group waited al^ received an honorable men­ Barry, Nicolas DeCesare, Ellen iored to your individual the Junior-Senior spaghetti sup­ and Wesleyan; Elmira Tessier; game of the year after five straight er scholarships and colleges re­ Blanc, Carol L. Racine, and lyif- The town artarted advertising one-half hour but were well re­ wins. The match ended when Bill quire the Merit scores. Also, the tion In this division. Since no spe­ n e^ s at m a r L 0 W OLEftR REDWOOD Tour Missions warded. John Glenn and his family per of the National Honor Society UConn; Carol Verbarg, Bryant; liam R. Rice. . for the position last month in the I Linda Wutsch, Joseph Lawrence Frank won his second game of the test indicates strengthsj and weak­ cification was made,-it is unceP*, widely circulated International prices! along with othSr astronauts made Monday night to the teachers' nesses of students. It helps them tain which of these entries proved In the Short-Short Stpiy dtvl- Only Btmtiful Eye?ias^ their appearance after giving a cafeteria. Hospital; and Herbert Zepp, Trin­ match to make the score 6-5. honorable mentigiis Went to City Managers Aaeoclatl(»i News­ PANELIKQ to know their own potential as to be ^ e higher award letter. And Visit UN speech in a room adjacent to . the The Juniors of N'HS aided by ity College to San Antonio, Texas. The. team defeated Bristol East­ Contributing an editorial on the ■5'lavell, Jane J!:'Haid, Fran­ General Assembly. Allan Shepard seniors, Peg Beach and John Any other seniors who have re­ ern on Feb. 27 to make a clean college material. Pat Rackowski, ces Le May. and ^kblgail Richmond. The last day for filing applica­ HEARING ...D PRE-nmtSHED "All aboard ?” Noses were was the only other astronaut mem­ Shearer h el^ prepare the din­ ceived acceptances should report sweep of the season’s two matches Abigail iMm ,Won an honorable tions tor the Job, which will pay counted and all 10 members of the bers of the group were able to rec­ ner which was sMwed a La Carte to Mr. Harry Maidmeht Of the with the latter team. Larry Pres­ mencion in Jh^Senior Informal Es­ about 811-.^ardtop. PRE-HNRHED representatives were unable to On Thursday,- March 9. Peg ery, theater, famous people, de^ ning. The senior cheerleaders dis­ the senior basket. - winning of an honorable mention played their "feminine” antics *59 CHEV. $1895 A NATIONAL COLLEGE QUEEN* FASHION speak with anyone from that mis­ Beach, Pat Boyd. Dave Foster, mocracy, and other related topics. The teachers led throughout the for a dramatic script. Impala Cwivertlble. '■s PLYWDDD sion. Lynda Hassett and Lydia Jacket Pictures were used to Illustrate re­ throughout the game. Led by Fred contest.. The third quarter found Sue Miner Ronald Pirkey MHS freshmen this year had a Those who visited the Cuban spoke to the DAR--concerning the ports. Odell and Jeff Doll, the cheerlead­ the teachers still ahead 28-13, but choice of entering either the Sen­ *59 OLDS. $164)tv CHERRY mission were served doughnuts and a.«semb1y. Carolyn McNamara, Jackie Corbett, '64 ers added smiles and kisses to the DOUBLE S STAMPS the flniai quarter saw the Sk^ ior or Junior division. In^Uie Jun­ "88” 2-Door. LIGHT OAK rockets stage s late rally le d ^ Legion of Hpnor ior division. 7th, 8th, and 9Ut grad­ Buddy Feshler and Dave TMper to WINTER TEAK ers were in competition while the In Oar Nursery cut the Ftrecrackers lea^.-w three Combine music, religion, sports, Senior division found the foUc EVERY WEDNESDAY points.. Clutch s h o o t^ by Mr. "Sluin' pretty" is a habit with Department Richard Danielson, late in the Sue Miner, model and future fash­ and work and you have the basic years of high school competing for more Authentic Folk ;ers Head Jam Session formula to 'the life of our male honors. fourth period proved to be the de­ ion retailer. Sue was posed for *60 VAUANT $1395 ciding factoivhi^ the teachers' vie- legionalre for this week, Ronald Those freshman winning ‘in the coiors West Virginia courting songs pictures in Mveral magazines and Pirkey. Junior division were: Karen How­ 4-Dr., RAH., Stand. OPEN formed the b u is for an Impromptu ^xliaUtime Anties newspapers including Seventeen Ron is student conductor of the ard. honorable mention. Junior *60 RAMB. $1545 per jam session held in Room 271 last W f^lighting the halftime show Magazine and the Hartford Cou­ MHS band luid has been a mem­ Bs.say. division; and Sarah Chapin 4-Dr., RAH, Stand. WEDNESDAY and Katherine B. Harman, honor­ ^^onday. Two folk singers. Tom­ yrito the competition in ballad sing- rant. as the representaUve of ber of this group for the last fo o t my Banjo and Warren Wellman, •Mng and histrionics. A group of three years. able mention,, Junior Short Story *59 STUDE. $1195 THURSDAY and displayed their unique musical tal­ four teachers; Mr. Donald Thomas, Sage-Alien Co. of Hartford. As He also belongs to the Bando­ division. ' Lark 3-Dr. H*top. ents for a joint meeting of Mr. Mr. John Ddaney, Mr. Donald you've probably gathered Sue has leers, ..the Brass Choir, A-Capella Jackie Corbett, '34. RAH., Automatic. FRIDAY David Monahan’s and Mr, Gilbert Brooks and Mr. Oujr Scribner, pre­ the Job that every girl would like; Choir, and Round Table Singers. X DISAPPEARING Hunt’s English classes and then sented their humorous skit called, she works as a part tline model This ymr he was a member .of the T IH 9P .M . for an Informal get-together after "If Men Played Cards as Women for Sage-Alien and is paid in gift All-Oonnectioat Chorus. He has *59 OLDS. $1675 4 .9 9 school. Do." The seniors then retaliated certificates ' that “take care o f attended the Laurel Music Camp Riflemen Top "88" 4-Door. STAIRS Last summer Banjo, a native of with an original skit, "If Teachers her clothes. twice, being honored with a scbol- Westfield, Mass., earned hie room *59 OLDS. $1745 725 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST — and a stacked heel, to boot! Had Their Way." Her future plant are also re­ ar^p both times “88" Holiday Sedan. and board by playing the banjo, Students marched in precision lated to her present occupation: Put any instrument in Ron's Wilcox Tech IN MANCHESTER fiddle, autoharp, and mandolin on time carrying portable desks as she wants to become a fabhion re^ hands and he will , strike up a, .hi6- *$9 OLDS. $1795 Plus Scotchgard* protection a tour through the hills of Ken­ •teacher’ Cecily England kept or­ toiler and will follow the retail­ l(Xly. He plays the accordion and "88" HoUday Coupe. tucky and Virginia in search of Finishing with a blaze of fuiy. more folk music. der. Heyry Arnold was s ‘naughty ing course to college. She has ap­ is presently taking organ and Manchester High's Rifle Team -SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY ONLY. boy' and had to run around the plied to Russell Sage College, French, hom lessons. . ^ *58 OLDS. $1395 for its plushious Pigmillion Wellman received his master s wound up its regular season Mon­ ‘ "S-88" OoBvertlble.. derae at La SorbOnne In Parl.s. •claasroom’ six times. On his sec- Troy, N. y., the College of N e w Ron is an active member of the day downing Wilcox Tech of Meri­ >Vhlle in Europe, he collected folk orbit he passed E21en Hoch- Rochelle, New Rochelle, N. Y., and CYP Club at Center « Congrega­ den 60S to 761. I t was the sixtli *58 OLDS $1195 leather. Double your glow music from‘many different coun­ who had to sUind in the oor- Regis CoUege, Weston, Mass. tional Church and is a member of straight score of'900 or above for 2-Ooor Sedan. 'Tiz "The Luck (H The Irish" Special tries. He speaks FYench, German... jthe dunce. The class ended Sue is the feature editor of the Church vctointeer service thq Indians, running their season Rough Opening by doliw the twist to "My Boom­ group. He also sings with" the record to 14 wins and 1 defeat. *58 OLDS. $1095, SANDLf/? ■ with a handbaig'to match 1 It’s ahd SpanLsh and teaches the lat­ SOMANHIS, a member of the In­ or soiTos 26x54 ter as a vocation. Duriqg Well­ erang Won't Come Back." ternational RelaUons Club, and the CSiurch youth choir. Once again Gary Harriaon '61 "88" 4-Door Sedan. .' . man's performance he sang Span­ ’ Next, the osowd’s attention Girls' Caub snd parUclpates In Give Ron a bowling ball or wa­ led the way for the gunners, firing San^fV^*'Swatchbook” Set awitohed to the other side of the ter .skis and he's happy, too. He a 187 to top all hcorea,. In firing *S8CHRYS. $1195 ish and Italian folk son^s a.s well after school sports. She is the eeo wudsar i-nt. Hardtop. as some American folk songs with arena as Mr. WilUsm Coe, Mr. retary of the St. Maurice's CYO is the president of a bowling hib 187, Harrison combined, a 96 CORNED BEEF seen in Seventeen. Tommy Banjo. Albert Pearson, and Mrs. Lawrence of Bolton and represented the league. He also UHea -to camp out. prone with an 88 standing. Follow­ Mr. Monahan, whose efforts Perry entered. TTiey sang two bal­ group at a recent Buffalo Conven­ ^nnie has had working experi­ ing Harrison to the scoring column As Is Spedals brought the folk singers to MHS, lads, "Stoop John B," and "She tion. ence also, bavihg been a grocery '-ere Rick Jacobs '63 who f ir ^ Wore A Tulip^” Audience had to 183; A1 Archibald '64. 181; CapL *56 OLDS. $295 noted that he had been bantering She loves to travel, water ski clerk for the First National. BONELESS Yn M|f to I NMKmI tototo Qmm, with students for years about look twice to make sure they Remarkably, Ron still finds time Allan 9ault '62, 180; and Bob Dun- "S-88" HoUday Sed. snd read add listen to all kinds of «u|iAWIi9 nne Ronoa, '38 from outside the glawd-ln, soundpRioC, reoordliif room. (Benld photo hgr QOera). Barry BuBtIngtoa, 'W to Mr. WUoqK in Room 141. Amy Raasler, .*0S Doug Pearagn, Mt Shot Salon— main floor, roar. . . M l 3.5144 r> ■ V T — r '

t . . ' ■ • ' -f " . i ‘ ' ' , ( - ' ,v . . ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, BJANCHI^TOB e v e n in g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1962 PAGE FlFfEBN D AILY CROSSWORD PUIRLB BUGGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE w ith MAJOR HOOPER toch - training. ' it occaslonallv S' j,S, Troops for Viet Nam takes place under combat condi­ Pantaluk Playing DON'T T«LL m b ^Erratic Heart U.S. M ilitary I L. tions,''- he told. "The great bulk NOU'VE f i n a l l y ol all the combat sorties in South In Symphony 2 0 N 0 M ^ DECIDED TO CLUC U ^N .-H, MY DEAR— N ar BO Viet Nam are, of course, carried upthatmeseyVvftRO?Saro? LOOO/MR.BOOnrH«V ‘ Cancels Space, Shooting Back INSU1.ATKR4 YCX3|!n ^STUFFEO CBOeOOILB.M P l o y in g G o r i m out by South Vietnamese.” Peter Pentaluk, a junior at KINT5LV PUTM EUPlNHlS on This, as one reporter noted, DO YOU MEAN.ASk'iNO 1UAr/ Mancheater High- School, will be W. H. ENGLAND LONDON RESID e NC® laised the implication that some W ftJOTWBY GNK TO STAY HERE ? ACBOSS •Pi Ii v w KBm I At Viet G>ngs playing the trumpet Sunday for Wh e n T WASTMfeRe; Try by Sla^bn of the combat missions are being L U M I E R C O . Hb e ATS LlfCeAtOMBERaSACK. the aecond time aa a full fledged FESIDGS,HE5 a fiENTLE carried out-by Americans. "Is AND He'S NO J^OOOOlR T »L U O N I (Ooathmed from Pag# One) member of the Hertford Symphony a Open A il Oagr SatnrRigr a THE BEO.F SO IF HE'S Ytooe MAN OP O O A tn y/N O IVimishes in Pacitic (OoattaMd from P^a One) that what you want us to think?' Orchestra. DOUBT HE'LL REIMBURSE • WIWjMMI the reporter asked. "At tlia Oreea”-® a 9-6991 (5UBST, YOU Di® 1He Nuesers ■ PMUmU jlaY The orchestra wlli play on Chan- Uhumtoif •ToMfAtlw was "still a member of the Mer­ units into the jungles and rice pad- "They ^ rtlc lp a te in comba: w e HIS B O A R D A N D . SOU— HE WON 6 0 0 tOeatfiwea trm Qm ). nri 3 from 7 to. 8 p.m. in the pro­ IIMiRtaMnfi •bNUndEi* dibs where the CoAuiiunltt Viet type training activities which can ra x jM ,' POUNDS STERUNEON MUMpteUflMt lEB«(«niaM cury program at this time.” Fur­ gram sponsored by the Aetna Life THE IRISH ItW adi UOIfFMdMf I jOt Fprcf iU Okin&wa sent iddl- About Tow n ther study of his condition will de­ Cong lurk. On occasion, they have he considered combat missldns," McNamara said, "but those are Insurance Co, MPuUdpitodl* I»War|>< I tional plalea. < : ^ termine whether or not he win found themselvee in the midst of tncktvMt The Manchaster Area Alumnae very, very few in number in Re­ Peter was hired in December to tmnmmt Tba aeerchera acourad an ocean Ung while aiding the Vietnam­ ITXMaf.UfM , aiPataaajM Club o f P i Beta Phi, a member o f oonUnuc In it, the spokesman said. lation to the total .number of play with the orcheatra when Ligsftt SfMdal / USlafte. IMU I area atretchina 760 miles west ot ese tiw.on the job training. combat sorties being carried out three or four trumpeta are needed. iMWiAMUr aadamaalM the National Panheliantc Congress, A fter hearing that he hid been aiBaaoa I Guam and 100 miles wide, aionf will meet Monday at 7:30 p,m. at mplaced Slaytm called his par­ How w m an American in such a by the Vietnamese air force.” He will also play with the Bushneil ■ s o c n n i* pit orchestra for the Connecticut / SPBftnMHI MFtMUe JfC ita tr M Cany (coB-) the trana|Mrt j^lane’s achedoled' the home of Mrs.- Raymond L. ents, Mr. and Mm. Charles Slay­ situation nm w when bullets are Even after McNamara had BY V. T. HAMLIN 3SWm p ior*diMA Stabor I route. ClorUdlMe ikiea and ' d im ’Tribelborn, 13 Pippin Dr., Glaston­ ton, In &parta. Wis., his hometown. aimed at hln)v.^^eT Can he be made his explanation, it was not Opera Aasociatlon production of 4SBMUa aSBrUWh 24Wia&ty«fto ttrSnm I seas were reported in their search bury. A nominating committee will Mm. Slayton said she felt sorry expected to takethe time to make entirely clear how a distinction "TYirendot" Wednesday. THIN \OU PUT SUREMNHY COULD ae.iTtt aBtekoitof 4kM*il«ipa . SaRagpoaa area. * Resent, a slate of officers. "Plan­ for her son. "I-know he had his sure before flring Ti|iMelf T N o­ could be drawn between the role N ext summer he will play In .THtMONTWe PUrUPtNTH, MAfiULCH lafiafiaaaabaal The airliner^ piloted by Capt. ning a Party" will be the program heart set on this, and it ia difficult body here has speliN K out the ol the Vietnamese pilot as an band concerts In Elizabeth Piirk SOfMNZA A RACK OF| EVENTUALLY^ BEFORE OREEDV 1 GresWT P. Thomas of Red Bank, theme. Dessert and coffee will be to coma so close and not make it.” ground rule that explicitl; avowed combatant and that of the in Hartford. He Is a member of r I r 1 r 1 r r IT THE STRIKE OUTUWS? MBraAliaiMeMr r r [ N. J.. le/t Travis base in northern served. But the astronaut's father, 7i, The problem has drawn increas­ American sitting beside him on a the Manchester blvic Orchestra said he was relieved. He said he In TV Dehut MOnuMMaaR IT California Tuesday. Tsavli ia of­ ing attention in recent monti fighting mission, but only as an and leads a jazz band at the high paRh II" IT ’The Grace Group of Ctoter Con- had acfvlsed his son, "Don't let it Miss Pat Eddy, a dan^r from yiser. Guaraateed ten the oricinatlng point for since Americans have been -flying school. To Give You n Iiiinia •gregatlonal Church will meet Mon­ get you down." Manchester, will have her tele­ ut 4,000 Americans now are STmuiaiyMal IT IT IT troops being ferried acroM the armed helicopters carrying South Peter Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A Very day at 6:30 p.m. in the Kobbins A t Boulder, Colo., Florence Car­ vision debut tonight on the Beil Vietnamese ttxx>ps into battle and ir Soutb^ Viet Nam and so far M T a n lC Pacific by plane. Flying Tiger is Peter Pantaluk, 40 Foster Bt. Enjoyabla • Room o f the church for a potiuck penter said she was delighted that Telephone Hour. u m only on e' has been listed as AlBaeodaland IT" often the carrier. Guam la a reg­ teaching native pilots how to Smoke 4*6la9«d ular refueling stop. and talks by Elders Nielsen and her son would make the next space' She will be one o f three girls the planes this country has been definite victim of the Viet Oong 44nw ««a B Christensen on ‘"rhe Mormon U.S. Oiltput at Peak tnds OF A NATIONALLY M ilitary sources in Saigon said flight. "It took my breath away and three men in a live dance per­ supplying. (n nearly three years. An Army AaPaitidpata t i a Story.” Hoetesses for the nipper ADTBRTISBO CIGAR the plane was due in South Viet when I flm t heard the news but formance* on Channel 30 at 9:30. . Reports from Saigon have said enlisted man died 'tast December raiatta ' WiU be Mrs. Mark Kill, Mrs. WASHINGTON (A P )—Industrial WHICH SELLS FOfl 19e Nam this morning. It was aaaumed then 1 calmed down and realized It The stars of the show will be aircraft flown by American and when a truck he was riding struck aaiTta aeon Charles Lynn and Mrs. Thornes production increased last month, eWaaUabar in the Vietnamese capital that the was what Scott had worked FYanco Corelli, Melissa Hayden, Vietnamese pilots have bombed a road mine near Batgoii.'. Reg. $4.75. Sllney. VM tors are welcome. reaching the record high . estab- BSTariiar hard for." Patti Page. Alfred Drake and and strafed Communist concen­ military personnel aboard the llshed last December. Box 50. ^1 9 9 STMUaiiMhooi plane were to Join U.S. fo r c ^ bol­ Carpenter is a native o f Boulder. Grant Johannessen. trations. FLUORIDATION BILL aa Poach Gordoa MacDonald of Andover The Federal Reserve Board 7 For 280 stering the South Viet Nam gov­ He Is married and the father - of Asked about this Thursday, Mc- BOSTON (A P )—The Massachu­ CARNIVAL BY DICK TURNER aOFaahtea will give an oils demonstration and Miss Eddy is the daughter of skid Thursday Its index measur­ Petfeoiioe and Panatellaa ernment's fl^ t against the Com­ four children. A lieutenant com­ namara said among other things setts House has ordered e third aiFlaachwofc show a short film at a public meet­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eddy, 4.18 ing jrrpductlon of mines, factorle s aaOraAklattar munist V iet Cqng guerrillas. mander, he has been a Navy flier Americans are tutoring the Sou^ reading on a bill which would ing of the Manchester Fine Arts W, Middle Tpke. aSlYMCh-' Thomas, M ; was described as a since in 9 and became a teat pilot Vietnamese pilots in the operation permit a referendum on the ques­ and utilities moved up one point Association tonight at 8 in Whiton LieOEH DRUe P*’ is ril-L A ’S POP BY AL VERMEER veteran commercial and mllitery In 1954. of aircraft more complex than the tion o f fluoridating water supplies during February to 116 per cent of MAccorapiabar auditorium. Slayton enlisted In the A ir Force have more to say when I come the 1957 average. There .was a PARKADE WILL WE PRISCILLA, AND aSKodtat airman with 12 years service with planes they are now using. on petition of 5 per cent of the IT on his 18th birthday. During World back." "T o obtain the full range of one-point decline In January. GET TO MEET HE’S BEEN HE LOOKED aaNidc F ilin g T iger who had distin­ The Rev. Clarence E. Winslow, registered voters. WYATT EARP ' DEAD FOR SO GOOD, guished himself as a hero in a War II he flew 56 aerial combat •'THIS IS . DOWN IT pastor of the Church of the Nasa- missions over Germany and seven ^OTW ILL, YEARS ON TELE-1 IPaaUoa ta i plane mishap In 1067. rerte, will be In charge of radio VISION A phique on his yacht-home at over Japan. While in Germany he Tot, 3, Drowned TOMBSTONE'S II K SGananlBradlv ^ broadcasts, sponsored by the Man­ married a civilian secretary. Mar­ FAMOUS STauUaaeon Red & nk cites him for "excep­ chester Ministerial Association, 4PatWaa tionally meritorious conduct and jorie Lunney of California. They ' NORW-ALK (A P)—Three-year- GRAVE over station W INF Sunday at 7:36 have a four-year-old son. old John Novak Jr. drowned yes­ YARD.' professional achievements in per­ p.m. and dally next week. formance o f his duties as pilot in Two weeks ago Slayton and five terday in the Norwalk river near command o f a Flying 'n ger airline other astronauts were in Houston^ hla h(»ne. SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL Derek Singer, head of the Peace Tex., for a space briefing. He said The boy’s body was found near D06 aftmaft which was forced to Corps Bast Coast dlvlrion of Latin ditch in New York’s Jamaica Bay he was looking forward to his a barge In the river. Police aaid he America, will discuss how "C iti­ on June 21, 1067, without loss of space fligh t apparently wamdered from his Bel Afr f life or eerlous Injury.” zens'Implement Our Foreign Pol­ “I don’t have much to say about home, at 24 Charles St., and fell icy" at a meeting arranged by the it now," he- aaid. " I probably will Into the water. 4-Door Sedan B U RBAN K, CalU; (A P ) The Service Bureau for Wbmen’s Or- Flying Tiger Une — operator of ganlutiona in Hartford next the airliner that vanished in the ’Thursday, March 22 at 10:16 a.m. (TOMBSTOWe, ReservaUons for luncheon must be i?A AaiZOHA) Q SO Pacific •niuraday night with 107 aboard — draws its name from the made at the Bureau office by Tues­ MERMOOS day, March 20. BONNIE BY JOE CAMPBELI, famed flying unit its founder served with In World War 11. TLL JUST TIE TOO »>UST OM It Mvas organised here as s n ^ The . public ia invited to a talk THE STRING- HAVE TO use tMiRPLV frm ^t carrier after the yi*rby by Mm, ITiyUls Jobannea, foreign AROUND THE yO UR HEAD SIAND Robert W i jPenseott, who Is s ^ student Representative o f the Lau- bach Literacy Fund, Inc., at a amowmaU < rr. iiM presldenL H« w m oim o f tiio AUSPICES ORDER OF AMARANTTI origteal 06 volunteer ^ o U who meeting in Memorial Hall of Cen­ served in the Flying Tigem under ter Congregational Church tonight TODAY Gen. Claire Chennault, The unit at 8. MASONIC TEMPLE ON dentroyed m ore'thaa 600 Japanese pisaes during its one-year cam- The Men's League, Salvation Sunday Evening, March 25 paUin. I t was disbanded in China Army, will meet Saturday i^t 7:15 BEAUTIES in 1042. p.m. at the church. Refreshments CON-nNUOUS SERVING 5 to 7 P.M. The air freight businsM was will be served. DONA-nONS; T^. BORiethlng o f a novelty hi Uie im­ LIKE DOES mediate postwar p^od. But Memorial Ternple, Past Chief’s ADULTS $2.50—CHILDREN UNDER 12, $1.50 Club, Pythian Sisters, will meet Prescott was able to announce by FOR RESERVATIONS CAIX: Mrs. GuaUf -Anderson. MI s c m 1050 that Flying T iger lin e had today at 8 b.m. at the home THESE of Mrs. Carl Hildlng, 813 Charter 9-4764; Mrs. William Morrison, M I 8-7126; Mrs. Ruth Field, 'too. turned It into a full-eeale indus­ MIS;70S8. 3-/A i» wtf»M*TaLai»»ai> Oak St. Mrs. Clarence Booth will Km U.t.fitOKM TOO? try. The line had won federal Sfi^W. IM. cerUficatton as a scheduled a)r be co-hostess. RESERVATIONS MUST BE M-ADE BY MONDAY, ''What happened. Pop? Mom let her temper get the freijriit carrier a year earlier. M ARCH 19. JUDD SAXON BY KEN BALD and JERRY BRONDFIELD beet of you again?" In 1065, the Civil AeroimuUcs Anderson Shea A'uciUary, Y FW , d m . Board gave Ikying TYger line per- wlU sponsor a card party tonight CHEVY n UM-MMM.' WELL frankly, I'M SURPRISED IT'S OUITE A , at 8 at the post home. There wUl HE’S COWINS, h e m a k es SOCIALCATCM miASicn to carry lirst-elaaa mall Nova 400 Sport Coups a s feature film s, s is FOR 5S-.OR. on its domestic air freight routes. also be a St. Patrick's social with WELLES MAKES INCUSTRIALS soMerHiNS/ It became the first air carrier refreriunents. ID TV COVWEROALS.. LITTLE SPORTS BY ROUSON other than a regular paasMigei! line te. carry, the maila since the A'training Aim on tolf-contained Itgoim h! Enjoy A Civil ApronauUoB.Act vms..j>a88ed breathing apparatus will be shown' in lOSA at a drill a i^ t meeting Monday Flying "tign is the nation’s at 7 p.m. at the 8Ui DisUict fire­ Grand Sf. Patrick's Day Now, we're offering • Immediate delivery ((-O only! tnuisoonUhental all-cargo house, Main .and HilUard fits. airline. I t has also operated as a passmger carrier outride the coun­ The Cotqtles Club of Center LUNCH... On-ihe^spot appraisals ^ Top trade-in allowances try. L u t July, the line began fly­ Congregrilonal Church will meet ' -X.— ing pasengera and cargo for the tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Woodruff Spoekri For Saturday vmy5v?P Military Air Transport Service Hall. Guest sh a k er at the supper S-/4. ■■JT under a wne-year, |10.5-mllli 2^** • tM pital Center and is living at the Pretcriptidn Shop, located on the fln t floor of Central Nurses' Reridence on Watkins Brothera, Inc., 935 Main PHARMACY Store'* W elfare Island, N.Y. Miss UiUsr St., was announced today by Miss ia a second year student at Wli- Katherine M. Giblin, new owner. WEST MUDDLE YPKE. AT BROAD ST. MORTY MEEKLE BY DICK CAVALLI Uam W. Backus Hoapital School NEXT TO "STOP AND SHOP” The shop will now be known as' o f Nam ing Ir NMwtch, and ia a MICKEY FINN Tour G ift Gallery and will epe- O PE N D A R .T m X 10 PJM. o SUNDAY TILL 9 VM. BY I,ANK l,EONARD viowi-' B ecm er, ’ ^ 3 f F ( wWHAdSCSMINS 168Q graduate ofMbnehester High CHIP©... , clallze in early American, Scan­ School. - . ■ WEALLKNOWHE’S WELLiI WOULDNT THArRXJLDOfi, dinavian and other types of gifts, BEEN DEPRESSED WORRY, MICKEY/ -STOP THAT ANYWAYVy according to Miss aiblln. BEFORE— BUT SOMETHING ALWAYS 0ARICINO/ The purchase, from Mrs. Alma NEVER LIKE THIS! COMESALON6— TO Casperson o f 17 Hackmatack St., SNAPHIMOUTOFIT/ actually was made by Yani-Apvt Co., Inc., manufacturers o f tan­ CARS gle-free yam bobbins assembled •nd paciwed on Cottage St Miss Giblin, president o f T lm - ’61 GHEV. IMPAU CONVERTIBLE TO CHEV. PARKWOOD STA. WASON m m Apart alto owns and operatea V-8, powerglide, many extras. $ 0 / h 0 R 6 cylinder, standard transmission, radio, C Tour Tarta Shop,- located at House Low mileage. One owner,...... J lm O w 9 and H a le' Department Store. NEW-1962 FABRICS Other extras. 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I.k>w price...... *1445 part time businessman. .. *695 The tbwn wiil conduct aa in*', NEW—LARGE SELECTION M V BMi g e spection , for alt towh-oyr aeiA 3-T6 trucks, iBcluding garttagu ' firilofl* Uon trucis, next moiiUL THE STORY OF MARTHA WAYNE BY WILSON SCRUGGS Inspection-will be made t>f 62 - vehlc^ -not inchulhig tractors, DRAPERY FABRieS ^ 7 5 I / ''she's 60IN6 TO iWTTODUCt DAVY JONES BY LfiPP and McWILLIAUS urge... ti IS W xb'STILL V6S, BUT JUST V4MT T DO you lOJOW rollers, ex'cavatpriL anow. loaders, SEEIU6 RICHIE? ; TILLTOU HEAR ABDUrl WHO SHE HAS sweepenr M ^ flre .wickf. COUSr ON iU,CUCT. aaiE JAUC , < 5 S 5 5 r "3 ^ The gflrhage eoUecUon trucks DOTTY BLAlHlr//^ A CRUSH OM? *AU. BE W8HT DOWN. SHE'SGOt will not bfl apI$~to the i garbage A«ALAS\K3ilN6 PIAUMED I - X — f 11'^ HYSTERIC At, contractoir. Anthony' Bottleello,. un- UPHOLSTERY o»ly A O ® V J REALLY,ms/ vtJOA U1 July 2. 1 . The inapeetiou^ ;W b * imkl o a , SQUARES April 16, xr. and i«. wiU be miMri at the poltca station on X. MUMM T^kt. OPEN SATURDAY 10 AM. to 6 P.M. The juuMuademant, mads by Safety director. George W. Elliott, CABTER said thathat BO private cans in town C H E N E Y HMX COMPANY, INC. service« 1 # - ^'inqsectad at that Hartford Rd.. Moaelwstar time, b u ^ ^ ' ia Octobar. 1229 M AIN ST. OTEN 9 to 9 MANCHESTER BUlott depertniaats to n p a lr las before the m a 'nc h e;s t e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , c o n n ,, Fr id a y , m a r c h 164, PAGE SEVENTEEN PAOSiDCTKEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1982 Tem ple Upsets Friars invNlT, 86- THE Herald Angle Men Resume w. l* Pet. Kwms /;..»..•.••• "1® ? Dayton’s ‘Bridesm aids’ Top W ichita Skiing (Jood. Everywherfj 9 4 .7SU WMmen Captains PooUcelU - • EAKL YOST ...... 7 e 93U Bruins End Winless Streaky « . 6 .900 NEW YORK.(APy-Tem-tUe Thm ln_^ pemu snd grab- Sport* Editor Head-to-H e a d MIDDLETOWN (AP) — We*^ BOSTON (A P > - - W ith HWlrig P*i»onall»e* otheni are Jamda F. Fergu- Bobby Hull, scoring at a fantas­ For Lea's, leading the upset was BaaketbaU Tournament. before Temple's final drive. The from expansion and franchise shifts in recent years and for around. have been kept buay all week nerup with five second-place finish­ are the U ll boys, while senior Mike nual Recreation Department aen o f Jefferaon City, Mo., and The last-place Bruin*, who tic pace, rammed in a pair of goals r>uk* Hutchinson <19) and Dennle Temple advanced with an 86-78 Friars poured in 14 straight (Mint* packing it down and ’ the general es in nine previous toiimeys. trim­ Gavin and sophomore Johnny Egan the first time in history the N.L. will open with 10 clubs in hadn’t won since Jan. 27, stunned in the Chicago lost and again Hagonow Cl3). Alan Wiley threw overtime^ thriller over defending after intermission, pushing from Men’a Town Bowling Toumac John T. Littlewood of Bala report for the weekend ifl'-dSJOd ta med W lchlU behind the sllcF play are backcourt etarters, ]«M than on* month.' Like theO 'Cynwyd, W.Va., co-captain* for Detroit 4-0 last night and sill but moved to within two points of New In eight and was of \’aluaole help duunpion Providence last night be­ six behind into a 44-38 lead, and American League Red Book, th* ment resumes tonight at the excellent skiing. to Hutchinson under the baskets. outscored the smaUer Owls 18-2 of the Hatton boys, and the 1-2 Dayton (21-6) tackles a solid, vraatiing; Joaaph S. Brown of In- ruined th# Red Wlnga hopes for a York’s league-leading scorer, Andy fore a' tladlson Square Garden scoring punch o f burly Bill Chmie- Green-Book ia ueed 101 time* dur­ Y lanes at 6:80. Sixteen roll­ For ' PonticeUl’s Bob Getsewich during a six-minute stretch. They seasoned and hard-working team dlanapolia, Ind;, swimming; and spot in the .Stanley Cup Playoffs. Bathgate. The goals were the blond crowd of 18,886 after Dayton beat lewski, Garry Roggenburk. , Gor­ ing the season for reference and (19) a' late arrival, and Mike still had a 74-68 advantage with ers, 15 who qualified last Gerry S. Hlrach of New York City, It left the Wings twopolnta back bomber's 45th and 46th of the sca- N o other duck has so wide a dl#- and Wichita 79-71. The Owl* trike on die Hatton, team^ with brother in Houston (21-6). Jackie Thomp- Rtatlstic* on teams and player* in KusiaK (11) paced their teams. 38 seconds to g o —but it wasn’t 67-11 New Yorker, is the week end, plua defending cham­ •quash. of fourth-place New York in the ’*on, and gave him 31 in his last 26 tribution as the gadwall. Of the Loyola o f CJilcago next while the Tom in the DaytOn backcourt. was x oraw, .. u.y the senior loop. pion, Larry Bates, will "be seen in larger regions of the world, It is This was Ponticelli’s second enough. an all-around sparkler with iDiCo^ars floor le ^ w wWle e-7 Rtruggle for Uie last playoff berth. ganies. F lyer* go after Houetbn. Thumbing through the pages one acUon. A field o f 117, plua Bates, But th# BoBton shutout of De- missing from only South America Straight loss and their longest los­ Ed Devery, Temple’s j^emature- poinU and eight rebounds to go | Lyle Merger ^ d 6-4 Dan Columbia’s, defending Ivy League Each team ha* fmir more game* “ I knew nothing at all about finds that?Mllwauk*e boasted three entered the 1962 compeUtlon at rfOit was the stunner. It was goal­ and Australia. ing streak of the season. ly-gray, 26-year*old , ex-service­ with his plavmaklng and line de- head the well-rcwndjd Mtack. football champions will ' play six to play. In Ptc second game, a battle to Loyola,” said Temple coach Harry of the top four fielding infield regvt- the North End leaes. Montreal,, shooting for 'its fifth ie Bruce Gsmble’s first NHIL Shut­ man, clicked on a one hander, then fenslve work. Chmieiewsld.- a q-he first round will be complet­ home game* at New York’s Baker stay but Of last place. Nasslff'a Lltwack foUowlng the uphill battle lar* a year ago. Pace setter* were Head-to-head pairings at 6:80 straight regular season title, all out end hslted the Bruins’ winless The New York Racing Assoclar hit a free throw after Proctor’s 6-10 aophomore bruiaer counted 24 ed in an afternoon program to­ Field next fail. Road games will edged House A HaJe 38-34. Robin against Providence, "except that Joe Adcock at first base, Frank will find Bates meeting Ed Btyau- but clinched it with a 6-ir triumph string at 20—J\i*t one short of the tion distributed $12,501,500 in block of a shot by 6-10 Jim Had- points. Roggenburk. the Flyers’ morrow pairing Holy Cros# (19-5) be against Princeton, Dartmouth DiTirando. playing his usuaj hard they're bound to be taller than we Bolling at second and Roy McMil­ cius, Sandy NUes against Stall over Chicago in tha only other record.- purses during 1961.. not. With 11 seconds left. Provi­ veteran standout, managed only against Colorado Stale University and Pennsylvania. and steady game, was high for are...” lan at ahorUtop Grzyb, George Beusehe .vSreus dence knocked the ball out of one field goal in the opening half (18-8) and N avy (13;7) against Leaves Sunday KasslTf's with 16; Frank Rlzsa “TTie only info'-matlon I have on bound*, giving the Owls posses­ Duquesne (20-5).' The N a v y« The New York Mete, with' Casey either Charlie Whelan Or Tom (12) was Nassiffs strength off but did some key scoring fu .Day- Stengel at the eontrole, will play Aceto and Ed Doucette and J o e Houston is what I've read in tiheir sion and setting up the last-ditch ton staved off Wichita's second Duquasne game will be nationally Heaciing for Waycro«8, the boards. For House’s, Gary Gal­ 23 night gamee, plus one hoUday, Stamler. press releases,” was Dayton coach effort by Proctor. half threat and Wound up vvith 13. televised (N B C ) at 4 p.m. B »T . Ga., Sundgy will be- Gena lagher .threw in- 23. Tom Blackburn'* comment on the Tuesdav n ig h t ’ s quarterfinal Memorial Day. Date* th* Dodger* Seeoind Shut ,n th upset in their eyes. Per- Balanced Ollente Dayton held a 42-32 edge at the Johnson, above, who has W1 F lj’era’ next opponent. doubleheader will put the Navy- will be at the Polo Ground* will be Two hours later, at '8:30, Jim ' eonallxed Floor* blew an early lead Temple, with 6-4 *,4 Russ Gordon half but a Wichita rally led by Proctor Hero Duquesne winner against Bradley Memorial Day, for a doubleheader. Bell meets A1 Bujaueius, Ray Del- signed a contract with and fell to the league leading the biggest man in its all-senior Dave Stajlworth cut it to two May 31, July 12, 13. 14, Aug. Z4, laFera take* on either Whelan or SJarl Proctor culminated Tem­ points with 10:31 to go. Then Gor­ (21-8) and the Holy Cross-Colorado Austin, Tex., in the Triple Herma 45-40. starting lineup, countered against 25. 28. T h e Giant* w ill return to Aceto, Jim Martin duSIa Skip ple's comeback against Providence Providence's superior height with die Hatton, Stan Greenixerg and State winner, against St. John’s For Herms, Chris McHale (17) their old *tamplng ground.* June Kearns and 'BUI Thurston is paired A 'Texas League. The lo­ with a 25-foot jump shot that clevemeas, jump, and plenty of Roggenburk paced the Flyers back (19-4). and Car* Hohenthal (12) led the 1, 2. 3. July 15. 16. Aug. 22, 28. The against Don Simmons. Whelan and cal third baseman, owned whistled througli just two seconds outside idiootlng. Gordon, con­ into, a breathing-room lead. Semifinals are to be p la y ed i i ^ n g . For the Floor*. Frank: July 15 date will be a Sunday twin- Aceto will roll one game or will lay the Milwaukee Braves, Ktael ( 16), Dave Fody (9 ) and Jim before the end of regulation time tending with Hadnot and the Stalworth, a prize sophomore for Thursday night and the title gam* bill. decide a winner via a flip of the Kuhn 8 paced the scoring. The and pulled the Owl* into a 74-74 Friars’ other 6-10 skyscraper. the Wheatshockers, was high for Saturday aftenioon, March 24. will be playing for Jimmy To the *urpri*e of no one, War­ coin. Norm Bittner, tourney direc­ Brown, former St. Louis gam* waa close all the way, with ren Spahn o t Milwaukee pitched tor report*. The two finished in s Herms pulling, ahead in the last the most low-run game*— two run* tie for ninth place. Cardinal infielder. Brown quarter, as McHale scored 8 of his or le**, notching four shutouts, 10 Leading qualifier we* Thuralori managed Johnson the 17 poinU In that period to provide Pete Close Entered in Mile one-nm deciaion* and four by two who posted a 766 total for six last two years at CJedar Herms with the victory. Sports Chatter NBA Playoffs STEVE BARBER IN ANOTHER UNIFORM—Steve Barber (right) who won 18 runs. Joey Jay of Cincinnati, like games. Bell we* next with 749 and Rapids, Iowa, in the Spahn a 21-game winner, gained Stamler third at 748. WKST SIDE MIDOETS games for the Baltimore Orioles in 1961 is handed a ball and glove by Manager Billy Three Eye L^gue. The Final Standing* KNIGHTS OF CX>LUMBU8 10 S t a r t Tonight 11 win* In this category, including Besides Bates, Martin a n d Hitchcock as Barber works out with the Orioles in spring training,, He is on a 30-day Thomas Just Wants W in Pin Bowling League collected 850 four shutout*. Whelan are alao former cham­ local infielder is a veteran W. L. Pet. of six years in the minor Polio* ft n r * ...... 13 2 .840 furlough from the Armv and changed into a baseball uniform to get his throwing arm m for the LaCroix Fund, Hank By ASSOCIATED PBE.SS B Dodger pitchers served up the pions. Bates ha* held the title three Wittke, secretary, reported. Presi­ Qu*.* ...... 10. 9 .650 condition. Barber is .scheduled for relea.se from the Army next October but hopes to get Bostoh^and Loa Angeles, the dl- most gopher balls, 167, with Mike of the past four year*. leagues. He is 24, stands dent A1 Bergeoi* turned over the *Paganl's ...... 8 . 7 .580 -vislon chantpe, were on Oie »ide- McCormlok o f the Giants the lead­ STAN ftIUSlAL Tonight’s winner* will clash in six feet, weighs 180 and out in time to play part of the season. (AP Photofax.) ______In Final Indoor Meet bowling contribution to Bruce No­ Deol’s : ...... 8 7 .580 line* today aA 4he National Bas­ er with 33 pitchers that sailed out the semifinals Saturday afternoon ble at the Eaat Branch of the Sav­ Considerable comment was cir­ bats and throws right- Herald Atigbla ...... 6 9 .430 ketball Asociiatioit .atarted U* long of the park. Lew Burdette was at 2:30 with the finals Saturday ings Bank for this worthy fund. tagged for 31 homers. culated about the alarming num­ rtlght. starting at 7:30. All activity handed. Horman'a ...... (• 0 IS .000 CLEVELAN D (A P )— John Thomas, America’s greatest playoff aerie* to .^termin* a ber of homers hit in 1961 but Grote epaganl's 'won toss at third place. « * a will take place at the Y alley*. Yankees Continue to Master Reds high jumper, said he has no certain height in mind for to­ W OM EN’S 10 P IN T O W N and .h* points out that the N.L. produc­ tion fell 67 short of the record set The public is Invited. In the final game of the regular night’s 22nd annual Knights of Columbus track meet except Handicap Bowling TeumamenU After New Marka Thursday’ * Fight* staff that has been belt-*> Cunningham singled him home “ to juhip as high as I possibly can.’’ He said his first aim is arc plained at the Parkade Lanes if in 1965, 1,263. A total Of 1,196 aeason. Paganl's edged Norman's The New York Yankees Stan Muslal, now in St. Peters- home run* were hit In '61. Favor­ ly for 52 nms. against the Tigers. Rookies Larry to win in the final meet of the In-* atarUng March 26, Bemle Glovino, | Hstotvery salmon In open rear­ MIAMI, Fla. — Sammy B u r g ^ 49-40. Paget's displayed a fine ed soli I games of bieat-of-five semifinal irg, getting ready for his ' 21st ite park was Los Angeles with have stretched their winning The 1'anks collected nine hits, Wleck and Bob Tillman hit threc- door season. " I f I can do that.” he Parkade manager, reports. Quali­ ing pond* are stisceptibl* to sun­ 185, Miami Beach outpolntefi Joe effort to win. Bob Dotchln (17) Frank Budd o f 'Vlllanova, who playoffs. The winner* meet Lo« major league season, all with St. 192 sailing into the stands or over streak to four over Cinciiinati rookie shortstop Phil Linz *trok-3 nin pinch hit homer* In the ninth added, "then I might start think­ fying rounds for the flrat annual burn. But It’s more tb«n Merohlson. 189, Jacksomille, 8. Bay Flke (10). Jim Welch (10) twice ran 6-flat for the 60 yards Angele* and Boston in best-of- Louis, holds a host of records but the fences. Ing three for two R BI’s, while Bud as the Red Sox tied it and went singles event will be held March ju*t a painful experience — SAN DIEGO, calif. — Knue and Rick Kuamickaa (8) paced by beating the National ing about records.” a week ago, is the favorite in the aeven matches, with those winner* on* he’ll be ahobting at Is the all- e * * Daley. RolUe Sheldon and former on to beat the Giants in the 11th 26 through March 29. cjuarterfi- 25 to 40 per cent lo*a of yeeriing Cuadrao, 188, San Diego, outpttot- the scoring. For Norman’s, who L ^ gu e pennant-winners in Most observers figure Thomas, 50-yard daah and may wipe out then tangling fo r the league crown . time Runa-batted-in mark. The ed Garfield (Sugar) Gray, 186, Red Marshall Bridges checked when rookie Dick Holden wild who ha* cleared seven feet 28 na|s and finals will take place Man trail* the late M el Ott by but fish has occurred in some hatch- threw a good jolt before losing, their first meeting since the the meet record o f 5.2 seconds. in another best-of-seven affair. Toughest to Fan Long Beach, OaUf., 10. - Cincinnati on six hits. Frank pitched Ed Bressoud home. Umeis In hi* career, can anap the April 4. The top four women with 48 and should eclipte this mark erie*. Gary Minor (23) stood out in a 1961 World Series, and extended' The pole vault features Henrj’ Boston, which finished the regu­ Ten toughest battere, among the Robinson s double was the Reds’ meet record of 6 feet, 8>,4 inches. the highest pinfalls, plus handicap, losing cause, arid Steve Knot (7 ) the Reds’ streak of fuUlity along 1 The Senators continued their Wadswortlh, Rolando Cruz and lar aeason with a record 60 victor- without any difficulty. Th* next regulars, to strike out were Jim De Cormier Motors says, only extm-base blow. He injured his ankle early in the will qualify for handicap play time Muaial score* a run he’ll tie also helped ou t baaeball’s exhibition trail. long-distance clouting with Dale McI Schwartz, all aiming to go Gilliam of Les Angeles, Harvey I winter, but said he waa In good while the wonian with the highest I* the league ajl-time recoril of 1,859, The playoffs begin M on day The Chicago White Sox remain­ Long hitting two homers and Joe higher than Don Bragg's meet league title and fifth in six years. Kusnn of San Francisco, D ick Mickey Mantle provided an ear­ shape after a rugged conditioning plnfall among the qualiflers will also h M by Ott. night: b e d 's vs. Herald Angels, ed right behind the Yank.s in the Hicks one against the Dodger*, L ob Angelee has never wron an Groat of Pittsburgh, Bill Vlrflon, ''You can moye up to one of these fine high ly lead ■with a three-run homer in pro^am. The 19-year-old Boston mark of 15 feet 5. win the coveted town 10-pin title. Rooki*-of-th*-year winners In A p.m.; Paganl’s v*. Norman's, 7 A L standings, winning their third who retaliated with Tommy Davis’ NBA title, though the parent Min­ also of Pittsburgh, Ed Kesko of Uie first inning a* the World Fordham’s two-mile relay team, ths-N.L. in the past (lecade, for the The W. G. G/enney Co. straight for a 5-1 record by whip­ third in three days and one by ■univeraity star added: neapolis Lakers dominated tha Champion Yanks boosted • their anchored by swift Frank TVOTieo, most part, are still doing well. Only CSnclnnstl, (3l*y Dalrympl* of unbeaten streak to six games yes­ ping the Detroit Tigers 4-3 in 11 pitcher Larry Sherry. The A'e /’I don’t believe that I'm really league in the iat* 40’* and early Philadelphia, Maury W ill* of Los. quality cart today, they are priced to please, in iw gs at thelf Sarasota, Fla., ha* annotmeed it will make an all- Holy Cross Alone Joe Black, 1962 winner, js out of terday with an 8-3 victory over struck for five runs in the second ai’ my peak yet. but I’m getting out assault on the world indoor 50’* before the franchise was mov­ Angeles, Don Blaaingsme of Cin­ base. baseball. Junior Gilliam (1953), Pro Basketball the Bed* at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. — three on a Manny Jimenez there. I went over at seven feet record of 7:32.8, wlrlch was low­ ed to the weat coast. cinnati and Felipe AIou of San •twice thi.v .winter. Did it first in Representing NE Wally Moon (1954), Bill Virdon It was the Yankees first vlctorj- In other games. Boston edged homer — as they handed the win­ ered by two seconds a week ago On season records, the division Francisco, Gilliam whiffed but 34 and at the best of bank termi, San Francisco 7-6 in 11 iimings at a dual meet and then in the na­ (19551, Frank Robinson (1956), MONEY TO LOAN! NBA PLAYOFFS over National League competition less Twins their sixth defeat. by a Kansas foursome. Pushing semiflnalists are about as evMiiy Jack Sanford (1967), Orlando times in 531 trips. Kuenn also Phoenix, Washington walloped the tional...” Six New England college basket­ Today’s Schedule and maintained the only unblem­ Home runs by Bob W ill and Ken the Rams’ effort will be strong matched as po.salble. Philadelphia Cepeda (1958), W illie McCiovey went down swinging but 34 Los Angeles Dodgers 9-4 at Pom­ Although Thomas 1* the main ball teams started the week in Syraeuse at Philadelphia (first ished record in the exhibition Hubbs carried the Chibs to their quartets from So\ithem Illinois and Syracuse are 6-6 against each (1969), Frank Howard (1960) and times in 529 official at bats. pano Beach, Kansa.s City whipped attracticBi for the expected crowd quest of tournament laurels. Only Now You Con of beat-of-S Eastern Dtvielon semi- standings while pii.shlng the Reds and Toronto’s East York Track other in regular season play, and ’mill WllUam* (1961) are still in Control artists among the pitch­ Mlnnasota 7-3 at West Palm triumph over the Angela as Glen of 7,500 at the Cleveland Arena, Holy O oss is left. flllBl). into sole possession of 10th place Hobble became the first Chicago Club. Detroit and CincinnaU have th* the big show. ers werS' Lew Burdette of Mil­ Cbiclimatl at Detroit (first «l among aenlor circuit chibs with a Beach, Chicago's Cubs defeated there are several other high spots Providence, trying to defend it* sam* mark. pitcher to go five Innings. TTie Bruce Kidd, 18-year-oid Toronto Four differenet teams in the waukee Bob .Friend of Pittsburgh. beat-ol-8 Western Dtvielon semi' the Los Angele* Angels 7-3 at on the program. N IT title, and Northeastern are the O ff the record, however, Phlla- Modernize^ 1-5 mark. Colts were outhit 7-4 by the In­ past four years have won the pen­ The Brave righihander allowsd but TODAY’S freshman, ia the standout in the ffaial). The Reds' problem seems to lie Mesa and Houston beat Cleveland O’Hara Defend* latest to fail—Joining Yale, Mas- d e li^ s and Cincinnati rtiould en­ nant, adding; weight to the fact 1.09 walks per tiine Innings, 33 in 4-2 at Apache Junction. diana — who used Mel Roach’s two-mile field, which also includes AMERICAN LEAGUE with an attack that has produced The l.OOO-yard lun. for exam- .•achusetts and Central Connecti­ joy slight advantages. th* N.L, la well balanced. CTlncln- A1 Smith's third hit, a double homer for all their runs — but Vic Zwolak of Vlllanova. Fran".< 272 inning*. Friend gave up 1.72 Your Home Thureday’s Resnlts 42 hit* but accoiuited for only 14 le, features Bill Grothers, the cut. Philadelphia'* big advantag*. of nstl movied to the’ top 'after plac­ bases on balls in 36 frames, walk­ suns— all five homers have oome leading off the Ipth, led to the were able to score three time* in nlveraity of Toronto etar who Carver o f Notre Dame and Yale’s Temple upset Pro-vldence 80-7S course, ia 7-foot-I W ilt Chamber­ OevelaiMi H i, Kansas a ty 101. ing sbeth in 1960. The Milwaukee ing 45. New York lOS. Pltteburgb 101. with t^ * bases empty — and a White Sox' winning run when Joe the sixth for win No. 5. ehas run imder the accepted w’orld Bob Mack. In overtime, Thursday night in lain, the giant aooring maohina Braves won in 1968, Los Annies Although they failed to repeat record, againet George Kerr of Il­ first round NTT action, proving With that produced a recMxl 4,029 point* Dodger*' in ’50 and Pittsburgh in as champs. Pittsburgh won the linois and John Bork, 1961 NCAA {ood little men still can beat good SPECIALS. for a fantastic 50.4 averiaga per ’51. club bktting tlUe, posting a .378 champion from Western Michigan. Princeton Coach big pnes. Temple's tallest starter game. The Warriors are strength­ D« Cormiar Chssing home 142 runners, Or-’ average. No Money Down The mile pit* Tom O'Hara of is 6-4. TTie Friar front line reads ened, too, by the return o f Tom lando Cepeda's winning R B I total Loyola of Chicago, the defending PR IN CE TO N . N. J. (AP)— across 6-11, 8-10, 6-5- Gola. Toughest players to double up in 1961 was topped but once in the were Bill Vlidon of Pltteburgb and champ, against V'illanova fresh­ Princeton University announced I Earl Proctor of Temple tied the Syracuse, which upset the W ar­ last 24 ySar*. Ernie Banks, now 1958 RAMBLER STATION WAGON man aoe Tom SuUlvaji and Pete today that William van Breda score 74-ail at the end of regula- riors in the semis last year, ara George Altman of Chicago. ■ The MONEY TO LOAN for home improvements! Let u* tell Only 1 getting a trial at first base with Pirate centerflelder grounded into A SPOTLESS ONE OWNER OAR. r.;. y* y ■■ v;, V ^ ^, Close of the Marines. O’Hara and Kolff, head basketball coach at I tion, then tallied the deciding free suffering from health problems. the Chiesao'Cub*. along with Msn- you about our easy financins: plans that enable you to ^ 1 3 9 5 only four doubleplays in 599 at Sullivan both have run faster than Hofstra College, will take over as throws in overtime while contrib- Dolph Schayes, Hal Green and eheatar'a M o* Morhsrdt, accounted modernize, repair, or add to your home with NO MONEY- W a. Santee's meet mark of 4:04.6. varsity basketb^l coach at Prince­ ; uting a vital steal and several re- S w ^ e Haibrook all .sa» out. the for 153 RBI in 1969. The previous bats. Altman hit into four D P* in 1961 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN ton July 1. Ken Fairman, Prince­ 618 trips. DOWN! O’Hara owns a 4:01.6 clocking. : bounds. final games, wdth the Nats dress­ high waa 154. by Joe Medwick of V e CYLINDER, STANDARD TRANMIISSION. LIKE NEW. JUST TRADED ON Only ^ Dave Mills, the Big 10 champ ton director of athletics, said van Providence closed out it* 8eB.n ing only seven men for moat of Pittsburgh won th* Grapefruit 1 9 9 S from Piudue who is the world in­ Breda K o lff has been named as with a 20-8 record. The Friars had their windup matches. League spring title but wound up Take advantage of our ONE-STOP Home Improvement i'- T- Oinoinnsti pltchsrs, paced by i'L wh ‘ I'-’- . >• i; door record holder for the quar­ successor to FYanklin (Gappy) won 15 of their last 16 until the Cincinnati, sparked by standout Jay, notched the most ehutout*. 12: in sixth place. Cincinnati, inoident- Service. We’ll help you plan, give you estimates, help you ter mile, faces tough competition (Jappon, who. died of a heart at­ Owls caught them. Oscar Robertson, finished six Gil Hodges, now with the Meta, ally, like the Yankees am on g from Notre Dame’s Bill Boyle and tack three days before the opening games ahead of Detroit. 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ISqulpped with automatic Any uacd' DKW offered in thla ad H ockey a t a G la ii^ Sides and Scandia -fighting for Itakc A Year ’Rouiii shift, radio and heater. By Mercedes Benz la guaranteed in full for 30 day*, Aluminufli fourth place and the final playoff NA-nONAL LEAGUE " 1958 RAMBLER 2-DOOR SEDAN , $ 3 5 Q 1 > 0 W N or 1,000 mile*! ’ . .^rth. Room Out Of Torch "GERMANY'S WONDER CAR!" iMiriotlM, •vtttn Boston '4, Detroit 0. Games next week w ill find Cltd- (AMERICAN MODEL). ECONOMY PIjUN IN THIN FINE OAR. Only » 8 9 5 . Montreal 6, Chicago 5. ami Ltcidtn. tan meeting U ftR Monday night at GETTING With Mercedes Benz "know how,” the DKW has de­ 1960 DKW 10000 MODEL AMERICAN LEAGUE 8 and 'C enter .Congo and S^n dia' tr Bretzeway Today’s Schedule 1960 CHEVROLET veloped into a compact car that is treasured by its 2-Door Hai-dlop. Equipped playing at 8:45. ’Fueaday. Watkins 1957 FORD VICTO RIA HARDTOP HerShey at Springfield. meet the West Sides'kt 8:45. Let UB estimate the cost of 2-Door. 6 cylinder, standard shift owners the world over I $ ^ C ^ D O W N A SHARP POPUI.AB MODEL. FULLY EQUIPPED. 8UREI.Y ONE OF FORD’H On/y * 1 0 9 5 with radio and he.ater It has engineering features and quality found only 3 5 0 Custom Built A4ARRIED? turning your “fair weath­ MCBBT MODEM!. in much higher priced cars, styling, comfort and per­ er” porch into a beautiful formance of unbelievable proportions. With 40 miles 1959 DKW 1000 MODEL 1-CAR OARAGE i C i IS YOUR POWER MOWER R ent Form al Wear fulltime room- For de*ign per gallon on a trip, an oil injection lubricated en­ 2-Door Sedan. Elquipped help, call on our Home plan­ 1958 FORD ESCORT STATION WAGON ' ■ hkvhif. ning Service Department. A M CE L m U E WAGON THAT SHOW« IT'S HAD THE BEST OF CAKE. Only : * 7 9 5 1961 Chevrolet Corvair gine that gives .more power J)n the hills, front wheel Irtc to d — ^ A t Regal ONE OWNER. ^ Model 700 4-Door Sedan. Fully drive that give.s superior road handling and positive * 3 0 0 " ”'™ with TEM PER" equipped, less than 2600 miles. control irrespective of sharp curves, rain, .snow of Pamdotioa *995 One Of Conneetic)it’8 Lerteit. Caufart fiaraga ice, orthopedic designed bucket seats for the utmost ISS7DKW f (imifil EttrtiU Stores 1958 RENAULT DAUPHINE 4-DR. SEDAN Only * 5 9 5 Station Wagon. Equipped. TflMTRBiiS? ^ 3 5 0 in comfoi-t, .spacious leg room front and rear from NEWEST STYLES TO lata New Recm A NICE ECONOMY CAR. RUNS JUST PINE. the flat flobr'—no drive shaft or heater tunnel— 97’’'r ((l fhan n’t timt for a $ 2 0 0 Custom ihiilt FIT ALL MEN We’ll help jaau put an end I960 PLYMOUTH .SAVOY window, visibilitj— 11 cu. ft. trunk .space, a spacious hea’ter and all around quality that makes for more and TUBE-UP • TUXiOOS • CUTAWAYS to family “ irow ing paina” 1957 MERCURY MONTEREY HARDTOP 4-Door. 6 cylinder, standard shift. ONE CAREFUL OWNER. FUliLT EQUIPPED. A PUFF. O njY * 9 9 5 Elconomy plus. more trouble-free miles per dollar! 1957 CHRYS. WINDSOH 2-CAR GARAGE • STROLLERS . . . and crowded doubling- 4-Door Hardtop. A ll equipped, pow­ rktt snwtr •( in n cm itsif lip that deprives children DOWN er Included. Iroetod fttt , . . ni* Miseth . . . cat and oerents of privacy and * 3 0 0 Come In! See It! Drive It! wM •Msly . . . wiUi *wt .Ww-ceil ^ EVERYTHING IN STCXIK OT*riif«l. Well ant v*ik sitsrar comfort. Why dmay? Come 1957 FORD 2-DOOR SEDAN ^ 1225 Peaadetle* A ONR o w n e r . FULLY EQUIPPEO^IND VERY SHARP CAR. Only. * 7 9 5 1000 MOOEL 800 DELUXE MODEL * ’^20 0 i* ti*-t*a cnditiM fiem Hp I* NOTHING TO SEND AWAY FOR in today—and start .m joy- 1958 FORD CUSTOM 3(l0 M t«» . , , m 4 Mhif* it t* ye* ing your new, comfortable, 4-Door. A real nice car with ra­ 1956 PLYMOUTH IS-PtlRl Oviriunr villi atw Hvtr, MtUrnty **4 befiutiful added rooni in « dio, heater, automatic shift and No Down Pymt. • Yrs. To Pay 4sH*dlbiiiiil 2-Door Station Wagon. Standard 5 few weeks! 1955 PONTIAC 2-DOOR HARDTOP power steering. ^ 2 0 4 0 ahift, 6 cylylnder model. 1. R(*l*ct Hiatt ONE OWNER. WELL MAINTAINS). A SURE PLEASER. Only ^ 5 9 5 ^ 1 6 4 0 LOW WiNTlR PRICK ON CUSTOM INCLOSID 2. Rtpisc* (MftSNr ONLY Equipped and Delivered Equipped and Delivered $#j0Q ^ * 2 0 0 ” " * ' ” 3. Rteltct i |m Hi plug UNTIL AI^IL 7 WARKHOUSI SAU PORCHiS. ROOM ADDITIONS, RRMZIWATS. 4. CIm *14“ ' ~ AT “MANCHESTER’S OWN RAMBLER DEALER." T.'Cltm (St luk - BANK RATES • OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9KI0 - - SATURDAY TILL 5:60 I 1 am intoraitod In □ Oereq* p Cottoq* I I. CIsM *il' Kh*r Pickid W A Oafitend . 9. IsiHet cksia tr ftk* Clan Hi IM M an* I □ Room Additien' □ Porch , p Broozowoy I ra. LaWests *M*i*( Hrtt luril gst'k't.goIWi I Ptoaio tond without obllRotion FREE brechurot. ' , | 11. Cktdi *«d *41*1 aiHiat nrh 'L Ck*ck tiartar, *i*cfc**b«i - I . M. U. 1 11. Ikiniss bMt - DeGormier Motor Salos, Inc. I Namo I . I Addrail I PAtTRRT AimraRltlB t lim il OUR NIW LOCATIOM IS 2t5'lROAD ST. TKL Ml 3^1 is MANCHfSTKR CENTER MOTOR City , 8dni A Stralte*. Cli*l**r U*iM, , JUST A STEP AWAY PSOAl SEGAL PHONE M l 3-1591 KsUh , T*cs«m«Ii laitaet. > A R E FREE IN PUSNEL17 PABlHNG SM HORTH MAIN STREBT-^HONE MI f-K2U 434 CIN Tn ST., MANCHESTER RIRRWMI • •■A a*" . - * ___ ¥ ■'■T ■ A im

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'MANCHESTER' e v e n i n g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, CONN.^FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1962 PAGE NIHETEBN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANOIESTER, CONN., STUDAV/MARCH 16, 196S \H$ua rooai Products 50 nroodloom, $30>9ia8 grid oriented colonial, 1% baths, (irepisce. dish­ from Bowers School, large kitchen, home S^drooms, Early occupan­ ed garage, oak kitchen cabinets, cuatom Cape, attached garage, WANTED-Carpenter. Must hmve 10x15 rose BU ROCKVILLE—One $% room apart­ nicely landscaped lot,; excellent ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made $88; ment in residential ana. Stove, re- washer, garbage - disposal, rsc Ride^by 21 Agnes Dr. This qual­ dining room, 3 bedrooms', living cy; ydeant, Tbngren Agency, MI built-ins, recreation room with bar experienos snd must havs refer- BAIDWINS. MACS No. 2 2i> 9-6955, S' — neighborhood, cloe« to sehorie, slipcovers, drmpes snd upholsWry, frigerator and heat furnished. room,'wall to wall carpeting, ,2-car ity built home offers 6 rooms, for­ room with fireplace, knotty pine and divan which seats 12, 5 acres, Budget terms. Call Mra, Roberta, C m M u iy iN vm p *10 TMf encss. Tost Constmetlon, TR Ibb. 76c. Bunoe Farm, 829 W. mal dining room,' 3 large bedrooms, family room and basement, brook, pond, woods snd open land, buB, and Bhoppihg. Muat be eold Adults only. $90 monthly Ml garage, ameaite drive, exnllent !EN m a n o r RD.— Owners -7690. WINTK CAEN MR A WHR4 BNP OP 6-9684. center Street, M j 8-8116. hugs - finiitacd rec room, attached $16,600 tor Immediate sale. Bel- $18,900. Harold A. Hlncks, TR quickly. Immediate occupancy. • jcFRIGERATOW, olmoet 6-4824, TR 8-1166.. condition throughout, near'^ but, transferred and must sell this MBTANO MUOMnON tchool. Charles Lesperiuics; MI garage, selling tor $21,000. fiore ^ 4 n cy , MI S-S121. 5-8284.. Jerry Fay Agency, MI 3-7029. OME LANDSCAPING Design, switchboard OPERATOR ^!easM»able. MI 8-1714. A GOOD SELECTION of steriUiedi tress. Sylvshia ’TV. Priced to sell. 1,960—-2-story home riVh 4. rooms 'good sized lot. priced to sell at tor, MI 9-4469, MI 9 8051. REALTOR PLEASE READ YOUR AD son, M l '8-1S65. MI 8-1161. reconditioned used furniture (or MI 9-7886. ’THREE ROOMS, heqt and hot «>.Autumn gtrset in Msnehes- $14,500 and $14,700. $600 down will /ACRES • WILUMANTIC — Two 4 room 575 Main St. MI 8-U08 ______r •Wint Adi" iw taken over the phone ni n ' every room. Including oppUaheea, water, first floor, stove, porch and ter^itew gas furnace. A terrific buy either one of these homes. VERNON—5 room ranch, near apartments, fully rented, spilt AMAZING GROUP discounts. WANTED—All around machinists 80% off on new dinette, kitchen ■ W A T K IN S } h . SPRING RD., TOLLAND ' school, asking $14,800. Other llst- level house, 819,900. P.O, Box 172, eeelenoe. Hie ndvertlier ihonld itend hie ed the FIRST DAI Spring fertilization, Japanese Bee­ and tixd makera experienced In basement, $72. Take care of lawn LAKE STREET at Box Mountain- APPKAB8 and REYOBT ERRORS In ttme (or the nest ‘ sets, mattresses. Credit terms. Le- and walks, $62. JA 8-8891, 9 to 8. ‘ R. F. DIMOCK CO. Ingi available. Tongren Agency, Willimantic. tle Grub control by experts. Gen­ aircraft quality work. 60-hour Blanc Furniture Horaltal 198 $12,900—6 rooraNJope on Phoenix Ml 8-8321. small cottage and garage at rear Hon. The Beznld le reeponiibie (in- only ONE Inoorreet or oi eral Spray Service, MI 9-8606. week. AU company benefits. Apply Bargain Shop Street in VemrihvNewly redeco- MI 9-5245 OPEN SUNDAY BOLTON—8 room Ranch, 1% of excellent lot of 1% acres, front­ huerthm (or a o j aC>;ertlMaient and u e n only to the extent o ( a South St., RockvUle, TR 8-2174. THREE ROOMS, first floor, suit­ to WUdo Machine Tool Company, able for two persona. Available rated, 1 car garage 1-6 P.M. NORTH COVENTRY— 8 bedroom baths, 4 bedrooms, fireplace, wall- age 100 feet on Lake St., amesite "make cood” ^uertton. Errors which do not leooen the nddo o( Open 9-8, Saturdays tUl 8. We also S39 (8) Modem Wood Frame Barbara Woods 9-7702 Route 6 ond '44A, Bolton. buy houselots of furniture. We Arm Chairs; black, turquoise or March 20. $68. MI 8-5270; Quality built homes by ranch, large kitchen, fireplace, to-wall carpet, patio, acre lot, 2- drive, artesisn well, beautiful Um adoortlieinent wUl not bo eorreeted by "make irood" toeetHoa. Jriionna Evans ^MI 9-5683 give World green stamps. . . white plastic seats and backs, ea. $15,900—Cute ranch home aluminum combinations, full base­ car garage Price reduced for im­ view, near school, very reasonaifle, Household Services try Lane in Vernon. Featurta.,2 Lanz and Schneider $».95. ment, knotty pine rec room with mediate sale, $16,990. $1,500 down. Jerry Fay Agency, MI 3-7029, Offered 18-A Sitoattons Wanted— TAKE OVER PAYMENTS MANCHESTER — West Side, bedroonu, U'ving.room with ba: 5TER DirccUmts; Wilbur Cross Park­ sink, stoVe and bar. Beautifully Assumable Inortgage. Goodchlld- window, birch cabineted kitch­ way Exit 98 to Route 80. right on BE APPRECIATED DIAL a^l^ao Ml «#3-2711 Mat 1 1 Female 38 FROM OUR BANK $59.50 Mahogany Queen Anne room apartment. MI 9:9021 one of ou]< finer residential landscaped. Lot 106x485. House 6 Bartlett Realty, Realtors, BU SAM’S UPBOIJSTERY - Rsttred FOR UNPAID BALANCE Kite Table, drawer, bookcase. $85. en. Attached garage. Tasteful­ Route SO to Kingsbury Ave. exten­ years old. Owner tearing state. 9-0939. (rom the shop. Gsii take care d ’THREE ROOMS, all utUiUes. stove areasiXite bade listed this 6 room sion, just over crest of hill, right Suburban For Sale ^ 75 1. 2 OR 3 TEARS TO PA T! ly decorated. Ideu home for ranch w U R ,^ baths, 2-car garage, Must sell. Charles W. Lathrop, all your uidiolstenng needa at HOUSEWORK wanted by the day, START PAYING $44.50 Fan Size Cherry Footless and refrigerator, parking. Apply newly-weds. on Mountain Spring Rd. ' Broker. MI 9-0384. TANNER STREET —Vacant five gieat aavtngs. CS a-Em, Bed, paneled headboard. $22.96. 195 Spruce St. many more TUtorea too numerous ANDOVER-Built in 1720, aeveif 8 to 4. Coll MI 9-0788 any time. IN MAY to mention. CsiHqr appointment to COLmCBIA — N e a ~ lake, smaTl room ranch. Nesds some redeco­ room cape with 1% baths, garages $16,900—Deluxe Cape with 6 rooms, MANCHESTER—6 room Cape, at­ rating. Fireplace, stairway up for AN UNUSUAL bargain! Reuphol- 8 ROOMS FURNITURE inspect. chicken ranch. Room for 8,000 and approximately 3 acrei. Main TROUBLE REAGHUiO OUR ADVERTISER? PART-TIMB work wontadt Exper­ $9.88 MONTHLY ’ $14,96 White Pole Lamp, $|.98, 1% baths. Just over Bolton Una tractive living room with fire­ storage, full baaement with ga­ eter 8 piece living room set; aofa ienced in.retaU seUlng and pay­ t h r e e ROOMS, 456 Main St., sec­ in Coventry. Large rooms. Fine / laysrs. Nice 6 room home and place, 1% baths, aluminum com­ highwav. T, J, Crockett, Realtor. Bedroom, Living Room, Dinette, R. F. DIMOCK Farmall tractor. Call Burt Starkey rage. Haa to sell. T. J, Crockett, m 3-1577. and 8 chairs, $145. Chooae (rom roll work. CaU MI 9-r WATKINS BROTHERS, INC. ond floor, 888. MI 9-6229, 9-5. lot. Only $1,100 cash needed. binations. -amesite drive, house in Realtor, MI 8-1577. group o( fine fabrlea. Work done Rugs, Lamps, Tables 985 Main Street MI 9-5245 Agency, AC 8-9248 any time. And Other Items excellent condition, Charles W. M-Hoor Aiswtrlig Senriet. by expert craftsmen on our prem- TWO ROOM apartment, newly dec. $16,900—Custom built ranch Barbara Woods MI 9-7 IjSthrop. Broker, iri 9-0384. ieei. All work fully guaranteed. EVERYTHING $228.78 yoR SALBi-Cbmblnation Florence orated, quiet mature woman. Tel. Notch Road in Bolton. 3 113,600—Presents exceptional value M a n c h e s t e r —For those who MA’TURE WOMAN wants babysit­ Johanna Evans MI 9-5653' expect the best. 10 room split Wanted— Real Estate 77 FrttioHtrali R u i t n / MIU Fabrlo Saleetoom, 175 Pine Painting— FBpering 21 Help Wanted— Female 35 Help Wanted— Female 35 ting. MI 8-2848. (ss and oil stove with electric MI 9-9810. rooms, lovely screen ^ and this Cape Cod home, 4 bed- $13,900—6 ROOM Cape, nearly^fin- St., exclusive Cheney Fabrle I ROOMS FURNITURE pump; also, parlor stove, (ood glaaaed porch off kitchen, Ga-1 J'\7 roo'me basement recreation room, level in Manchester's premier lo­ PAINTINa AND paparhanglng. MANCHESTER ished. aluminum siding, fireplace, WANTED—2 or 8 bedroom hems salearoom. In - Manchester. MI WOMAN to Uve in and cars (or 2 WAITRESS and barmsdd wanted 2 810.18 MONTHLY condiUon. CaU MI 9-1780. TWO ROOM apartment, heat and rage.. Three acre l rear petrh, fenced yard, on the garage, bus. Carlton W, Hutchins, cation, present owner it local pro­ Good clean workmanmlp at rva- pre-school chlldnui whUe mother hot water; also 8 room apartment fessional man. Space llmitatlone between $12,000 and $16,000. Hava Want Infonnatloa m one o< ear clsssHled adverOsOmentsT No 8-7822. Budget tarnu arranged. nights weekly. Ehcperience tSv- Dogs— Birds—Pets 41 Westlnghouse Refrlnrator, Living Reason for selling this lovely 6 bUs line/'Dirow your comparisons MI 9-8132. answer at the tele^one Hstedf Simply can the aooabla ratea. 80 yeaza in Man- works. Board and room, plus ferred. Call MI 9-8102. Room, Bedroom, Dinette, Rugs, j 3" MOTOROLA table model TV, on bus line. MI 9i^l05. $16,900—A jewel ot-^ Jarvis built room ranch, owners are moving today. Call BMchler-Smllh, Real­ preclude listing all the extras. buyer with good down payment. ABSOLUTE bargain—custom made chaatex. Raymond Fisks. Ml small salary, MI 4-1147. Lamps, Tables and OUier Items swivel cabinet, 2-year warranty on Cape near Bast Catholic tors, MI 9-8952;’'J|$rs. Ganzer, MI Grounds are park-llke I-ot size Carlton W. Hutchins, MI 9-5132. HEATED 2 room apartment with out of state. This Gambolatl cus­ $17,800 — FIVE ROOM ranch with slipcovers, drapes and upholstery. 9-9287. ATTENTION bougewlveg —Spring EVBRYTHINO $297.84 picture tube, brand new. C?all MI High School. 6 rooms, alumi­ tom built home has everything to 9-7048. averages 236x360. Must be. seen MANCHESTER ANSWERING SERVICE cleaning, redecorating and beanti- ABC BUFF COCKER, one year, private bath, $15 .weekly. Adults porch, large kitchen with riilU-tns WISH BUMEUNE to Dandle youl Budget terms. Call Mrs. Roberts, male. Call MI 8-2058. *.3733 any time. num siding. ‘Breezeway and offer including a large wooded lot, tiled bath, fireplace, combination both inside and out to appreciate. Ml M1T 7590, PAiNTma, floor sand* fylng oneself is available at a 8 ROOMS FURNTTURB only. Tel: MI 3-6888. garaga/Mwers Ui and paid for. WELLS STREET—Duplek-M, ideal Aaking price in the low 60s. Bel- real estate? Coil me at Ml 9-0826 9<4500 Ing, remL Mr. Charlaa, Stenographers Royal Party^ 2 or 8 evenings, fuU selling for $21,900. windows and doors, home in excel 4ar prompt and courteous servioe. $14.74 MONTHLY ’ No z ^ k needed. for handyman, $12,800. No agents. tent condition. One owner. Full fiore Agency, MI 3-5121. and leave year messace. YonTI bear (rom our advertiser la Jlr BLIPCO'VERS and reupholstaring Ml (M1728. For or part-time, car necessary, high ESTATE ELECTRIC stove.' MI SIX ROOM—Modem bath, heat, hot MI 9-5229, 9-5. Joseph Barth. Broker. BEAGLE—2-yeor- Phone for appointment MI 8-1023 8 room home. Excellent for chil­ ing, EngUoh and western eaddle, larger model Thomas, only $675. THREE ROOM duplex, stove and SIX ROOM ranch—One-car garage. storms and screens, 900 BAR R O W S & W A L L A C E WANTED—Small house. Will buy MI 9-6324, MI 9-8422. pairs. Prom pt econoaaloal, w peet. queat. Fully Insured. Call Edward Help Wanted— Male 86 dren. pets and even a horse. Sell­ foot deep lot with trees. APPLY IN PERSON jumper. MI 8-0866. SAMUEL ALBERT, Hartford CH Janssen spinet plsno $495. Sheet refrigerator, automatic heat, off MANCHESTER—4 bedroom home, 1% tiled baths, built-ins. comer 65 E. Center St. MI 9-5806 from owner. Prefer West Side of Annonncements guaraataed. Phone Ml O-enT. >o (- R. Price. > 0 9-1008. music. Ward Music Co., 99 Sum­ ing for only $15,800, fireplace, family room with cathe­ Buckley School and shopping. Ask Manchester Manchester. Write Box X, Herald, NEEX> CAR? Your credit turned tartan’s. 180 Center S t 88 Long Hill St. 7-0888 Hartford Rd. MI 9-0009. excellent cliwet and etorage apace, down? Short on down payment? OR palntliig, IMMEDIA’TB opening in Manches­ mer. Open evenings. dral celling, city utilities, patio, Ing $14,900, Elva Tyler, Realtor, INCiOMB TAXES prepared in your INTERIOR dacmat East Hartford ter. Well known company has See It Day Or Night larga aneloaed porch. 3-cor ga­ R. F. DIMOCK CO. MI 9-4469, MI 9-S05l. home or by appointment. B im r- Bankrupt? Repossession? Don’t ceUlnga,I, wallpsqiermf, floor aan< Articles For Sale 45 rage, 819,700 Phiibrict Agency. Ml hot water oil heat. Excellent loca­ REWEAVING of bums, moth holes; local opening for ambltioug and PIANO TUNING, $7. Fifteen years’ MI 9-5245 tion, trees galore. Charles Les- MAKING A CHANGE? lenced tax work, St-hoUr aennee. despair! See Honest Douglas.’ In­ slppers repaired, imndow shades ing andI reflnlshingi iCtaan work- BILLS, BILLS, BILLS. If Christmas If you have no means of trans­ FOUR ROOM cold water flat. 9-8464. ¥- enthusiastic man Must have at SNOW BLOWERS - From 179.96 experience. Freo repair estimates adults. MI 3-7894. pcrance, MI 9-7620. CaU m 3-4721. quire about lowest down, small­ made to measure; all sized-Vene­ manahip. No job too amall. John Mils have been taken care of, don’t portation, I’ll send my auto fer Barbara Woods Ml 9-7702 NO BOD Y WANTS t o least High School education. $105 and m . Ports and aerviee Capi­ you. No obligation. upon r^uest. Cell Kenneth Robin­ FLORENCE ST.—7 room horns !« Perhaps oifM^ the following will est payments anywhere. No smaU tian blinds. Keys made while you Veriallle. MI fisTBO. forget Easter la coming. Who son. MI 3-1365. Johanns Evans MI 9-5653 MANCHESTER—Customized 3 bed­ Just meet your reguirements, BE SICK FEDERAL INCOME taxes prepar­ loan or finance company plan. starting income. Excellent ad­ tol Equipment Co., 88 Main St. excellent condition inside and out, BOLTON LAKE-ROSEDALE wait; tape recorders (or rent needs new outfits? Earn the extra vancement opportuniUes plus Hours 7-6 dolly. 7-9 Thursday, 7-4 room ranch, 1% baths, partially ed with your a a v iw in imnd. Douglas Motors, 838 Main. PAINTINOI and waUpapering, wall- A—WB—E—R—T—S Furnished Apartments 63-A enclosed porch, one-car garage, $5,900-- IjOW coat hhufing fine for Some people, oonacioutly or Baylea. Marlow's, 867 Main, MI 6-6221. money you need the easy AVON fringe benefits and bonus. Call HA Saturday. GENUINE OLD ‘violins, Testore, VI MANCHESTER finished rec room, professional 4 bedroom ranch, 2-car ga­ Reaaonable ratee. BT J paper removed.aoved. Wallpapier___ . hooka Way. Today’g busy housewife wel­ 48-45 ALX-VN ST., HARTFORD Lupot, Martin guitar. JA 3-7921, priced tor quick sale, $13,900. Phil- young folks just sUrtinjp-qut Or re- aubconieiouaiy. are actually Tol. Ml 9-6246. 8-0421 or write P.O. Box 154, OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. ONE ROOM furnished apartment. brick Agency, MI 9-8464, . . landscaping, close to new St. rage, 2 baths; many extras. Ex­ on truest.It. Ceilings. ___ Free„ esti- comes the opportunity to shop In Hartford. Six room brick Cape with large Bartholomew's School, shopping tired couple, living room^- J bed­ ashamed to be sick. They for­ DODGE STA'nON wagon, 1100. MI mates. Call Roger, MI 8-0928. South Windham, Conn. SPECIAL bargains in woolen strips Heated. Kitchen set, refrigerator, .1 ■■ -.J— ------cellent quality throughout. Own­ and remnonta for rug braiding or enclosed porch and attached ga­ and transportation. Asstimable rooms, modem kitchen and 'both, get that the marvelous, and INCOME TAX returns prepared by 9-1164. Building— Contracting 14 Thre« Rooms o f Furniture giqfi'ange, bedroom set, $11 week- MANCHESTER — 1850 American rage, aluminum combinations, er has over $22,000 Invested. complicated mechanism called (ormer Internal Revenue agent In WE ARE now bocddng (or outside STEWARD FOR Club, salary hooking now at Cwnlal Rem­ ly .^ ree gas, electricity. Apply 10 Crionial. 13x23 Uring room, knotty V.A. mortgage. Buy direct from Will sacrifice at $18,900 for larga let, no cellar, FROM MODEL HOME Wanted—To Buy 58 amesite drive, large tot, near owner fdr..pnly $19,900. Call MI -tee human body is, like any tha convenience ct your home (or 1948 FORD, ona-half ton panel, CARPENTRY—Specializing in tha painting. If you want a good job apartment and uUliUes. Interested nant Shoppe, 118 Center St. Depqt Square, Apt. 4. pine recreation room, bar, hand; quick sale. Phone Broker, MI $9,800—Now Is the time to buy individual and business. MI 9-8988. partlea write to ’ ’Club,’ ’ P. O. Box iocatlon. Only $17,900. Carlton Keentv Street School. Asking 9-1878 after>qj^m. 8-1280. flhqly tuned machine, eubject good running condition, $145. smaller work; repairs, alterations, dcme, get our estimate. Call Mr. WATTRESS WANTED — Days Cost Over $700 DUE TO ILUNESS Frank’a Antique t that aummer cottoga. Ijikefront 8 recreation rooms, etc. Sagging 454, Vflndsor Locks, giving exper­ KNAPP SHOES—March Sale. K48 IMMEDIATE occupancy- 8 room Hutchins, MI 9-5182. $14,700. to MKeslonal overhauling and Clarke Motor Sales, MI 9-2012, Charles, Modem Home Decorat­ 10:30-4. Apply in person, Willie’s Sh(q> at 420 Lake St. will be closed MANOHBSTER—)tew U itlng! . 7 room cottage nicely furnished, fire­ 1 INCOME TAX returns, prepared by buildings, porches leveled-secur- ing, MI B-0726, ience, age, and other quaUfica- work ahoea, $8.96, aave $2. Harry NEVER BEEN USED spacious furnished apartment, repair if-1| Is to continue to auditor. Business and individual. 1062 CHEVROLET, one-ton panel, Steak imuse. Cali (or appoint­ Mahoney, M3 8-4827. until further notice. Pearl St. Call MI 3-6941. SPLIT-LEVEL, 7 rooms 1% baths, R. F. DIMOCK CO. rooni ranch just 3 yearn old on at- place. dcreened front porch, nice function OTlclently. ed. Free estimates. Work guaran­ ■tions. condition. <» Accounting aervices. Raymond good running condition, four new teed. No job too small. ’TR 5-5769. BLANCHARD BROS, painting and ment. MI 9-8061. Sale Price $888 family room, modem kitchen with MI 9-5245 tracuve wooded lot featlxiM 2-car These people, resent halting Girard, MG 9-6008. NEED CASH. WUl aacrtfice 1661 WE BUY, SELL er trade rntique garage, 2 baths. 2 zone hekt, fire­ MANCHESTER and vicinity — If tires, 8245, Clarke Motor Sales, MI ^ta^rhu^ring, free estimatea. CaU built-ins, one-csr garage, large Barbara Woods MI 9-7702 you are looking for new or used $ll,80O-ln Andover—only about to go to a doctor,-.jind they re- BATHROOMS tiled, remodeling, DISHWASHER. Apply in person BODY MAN wanted. Eheperieneed. cabinet model electric aewing ma­ ' Pay Only $4 Week and used furniture, chins glass, Business lAieations lot, $19,500. Phllbrick Agency, Ml Johanna Evans . MI 9-5853 place, large knotty cedar rec tPqm 9-2012. silver, picture (tomes and old homes, some with small down pay- 7 milea from Moncheater, Expand-Ex] sent having to bu^^ediclhe. TAX PROBLEMS? CaU PI 2-8607 additions, recreation rooms, mi Hob Nob RMtaurant, Shopping Good pay. MI 9-4100. ♦ chine, $60 eaah, MI 8-0197 evenings For Rent 64 9-8464. and 9' cedar closet, near pubilo.. and have your return prepared (or Parkade, between 10-11 a.m, or Or Saturday. tacrlficing ' ecmplete bedroom, coins, old dolls and guns, bobby COLUMBIA—Would you like some­ ents, call the Ellsworth Mitten able 4 mom Cape with single dor- Yet theie some '^qreona, 1954 PLYMOUTH, good running types of carpentry. Also, (all-out and parochial school* and shop­ mere. Fireplace, alumlhum siding, you. You always save more than it after 2 p.m. complete living room and Utehen coUsrilonB, atUe contents or whols BUCKLEY SCHOOL A R E A - Cape thing extra nice in a new split ping, aluminum storms, extensive Agency, Realtors, Ml 8-6980, or when their TV sets go m-4he condition, new tires, 1196. Clarke shelters built. Call MI 9-4291. Electrical Siervices 22 TOOL MAKERS SMALL STORE, 8 Summer St. hill basement, targe let, good spot blink, aeek out an expert costs. Motor Sales, MI 9-2012. CAST IRON radlatora-15 and up. decorator fumlture.from model dis­ estates. Fumiturs Repair Service Cod. 90x122 lot, garage witli patio, level or ranch home? Lake priri Box Mountain atone walla, built-in -.24, DAYS—PART-TIME and (ull-tlme Ideal for dry cleaning establish­ for children. pairman and P«y for aervlcea ADDITIONS, recreation rooms, re­ FREE E8TIMATE18—Prompt aerv- MACHINISTS For basement, rec room dr auxil­ play home. We wUl give you tree TaleottvUle, Conn. Tel MI 1-7449. ment. Call Ml 3-2457, 9-5 only. 24 foot kitchen and dining area, leges, bullt-Ins, 1% baths, garage stove, oven, dishwasher, disposal, RUGS AND bedspreads exiiertly 1056 FORD STATION wagon, radio modeling. all types of carpentry. waitress, good wages, good hours. iary room heating. Williams Oil delivery and free storage up to one wall-to-wall rug in living room, artesian well and low taxes. Call washer-dryer. $22,600, Owner, Ml and parte needed to make the ice on all types of electrical wir­ Apply in person after 5 p.m. Wal­ WANTED—Used piano In good con­ $19,900—Large' 6 room ranch, (4 dyed, choose from 70 decorator and heater, new tires. $295. Clarke Nelson Higgins, MI 4-1700. ing. Licensed and insured. Wtlacm Co., 841 Broad St. year. ’ STORE OR office space street fireplace, large bedroom and Burt Starkey Agency, AC 8-9248 9-6482. No agents. ■et function properly. colors. Lucky Lady Laundry, 43 nut Restaurant, 7 Walnut St. BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS dition, spinet Or small upright, Amori^<^r Many bedrooms) in'neighborhood of fine Motor Sales, MI 9-2012. BUectricai Co.. Manchester, &I1 level, 71 E. Center St. Call AD ceramic tile bath. Upstairs —two any time. homes, fln^ltce, .1% baths, full Emotlona override reason. Purnell Place. M I-9-2002. WALLPAPER sale-T^eiling paint, NORMAN’S reasonable. Call TR 6-9728, 6^1628. BRICK RANCH with 2-car attach­ 9-4817, OlastoninirT. MB S-7m. WATTRESS wanted Sunday and LATHE OPERATORS ’ generous size bedrooms and % basement^' breeteway, and attach­ Nobody wants to be elck. Any­ $2.65 per gallon; other paint and 443 HARTFORD ROAD- bath. Fully stormed. Uncommon' VBRNON—6 room ranch, attached ed garage, 8 extra large bed­ Other Listings thing charged for medicine will INTERESTED in piano or organ 1950 FOREIGN roadster convert' Roofing—Siding 16 Monday, hourg Sunday 12-8 p.m., vamirii specials. C. J. Morrison garage. High and dry. $490 down. rooms, 1% baths, T-V room, fam­ ed garage. I-ovely, large wooded and Monday 6 p.m.-l a.m. MI MI 8-1624 Rooms Without Board 59 ly clean. $16,900. Robert Wolverton lot. I(leal for large family that likes seem too muth. playing: as a hobl^? Momirp and ible, $185. Call after 6, MI 8-1200. Floor Finishing 24 All above must have experience Paint Stora, 885 Center St, STORE FOR rent. M3 N. Main St. Agenby, MI 9-2813. Tongren Agency, MI 8-6321, ily site kitchen with buUt-lna, THESE THREE BEAUTiES evening g:roup classes (or begin' i. A. DION INC. Roofing, aiding, 9-8058. Before you buy furniture any­ elbow room. But good health is far more in either experimental work or tool where—shop at Norman’s. . LARGE FURNISHED room for MI 9-5229, 9-5. formal dining room, full basement. ners and near beginners now being 1958 VOLKSWAGEN Karmann painting Carpentry. Alte:t'eratlons FLOOR SANDING —Reflnlshlng, BGWERS SCHOOL—8 room ranch 3 year old stone and frame ranch important than creature com­ WANTED—Shirt finishers (or 2-glrl rent, convenient location. light VERNON ST.-loider home with 8 A modem immaculate home in ''i f not interested In one of these, formed. Rates reasonable, depend­ Ghia, black, 2-door hardtop, $1,200. and addltlona. Ceilings. Workman­ Woi commercial, residential, new work and must be able to work HOSPITAL BED, new mattress. EXCELLENT location for restau­ large rooms selling for only plus family room. Trim, tidy and in AA zone. This home haa 7 rooms, forts. ship guaranteed. 299 Autumn St imit, part-time, evening work. QUEEN automaUc washing ma­ housekeeping, woman only. MI Manchester's premier section. we nayiye many other listings. ing on size of group. Mrs. Edna MI 9-4100. floors Or we wlU make them Uke from blueprint. Apply. Call MI 8-5846 after 2. chine, good as new. Also, desk and rant, offices. Or other business. $12,900. Good sized lot, outbuild­ trees. Deluxe extras. Beechler- Just riloutes to Main 8t. Priced with center hall layout, profession­ Today’s medlctnea are your Kaentxrfer, MI 3^596, MI 8-4860. Hours to suit. One Hour Martihlz- 9-7959. 466 Main St. MI 9;5229. 9-5, Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8952, MI "best buy." new. Mr. Charles, Modem Home ADDING MACHINE, steel shelving, choir, uiquire 313 Charter Oak St., ings. Vacant, Ehccellent value. T. In low 30s. Beifiore Agency, MI ally landscaped large yard, and'all ALIC>^GLAMPET, Realtor CLEAN 1958 Renault Dauphlne, 4< Decorating, MI 9-0726. ing, 269 W. Middle Tpke., MI J. Crockett, Realtor, Ml 8-1577. 3-6969. the fixing* and trimmings on the in­ HOME BAKINa—^Wedding cakes door, heater, standard shift, new BID WELL HOME Improvement 9 -im . recreation room bar 'with 8 stools, MI 9-1691. ROOMS TO RENT, also cabins with MANCHESTER—Main St. Store— 8-5121. MI 9-4543 ______MI 8-7887 Published in the Interest of DELTA CORP. .efficiency. Scranton Motel. Call MI terior. Bank appraised. and birthday cakes, special occa- battery, new muffler, recent Company—all typaa vt aiding and booths, 60 cup automatic coffee 100% retail location’with conven­ $11,600 — ATTRACTIVE 6 V oom NEAR PORTER ST.—Large 6% CHURCH STREET—A 10 room flat Pharmacy and Medicine by roaRng. Aluminum clapboarda a 1249 Main St. DOUBLE BED, spring and mat­ 9-0826 atfer 5. alon cakes, chUdren’a novelty motor work Including valve job Schools and Classes 27 Hartford maker. Can be aeen by appoint­ tress; G.E, washiiu machins, ient parking. 3300 or 4600 sq. ft. ranch, 2-car attached gaNige, room ranch, 2 fireplaces, garage. with both 6 room apartments now Immaculate 2-family/duplex in birthday cakes. MI 9-6805. and major tune up. Bums "<> oil, epaclutyahy. Unexoelled workman ment. P. O. Box 222, Station A, avaliabte. CH 9-1611, Ext. 528. 818,600, Carlton W. Hutchins, Ml excellent location. 7 i;o6ma on each ahlp. Ml UNDERWOOD , PART-TIME wringer type; four 60 gallon oil large lot. Carlton W. Hutchins, available for occupancy. Excellent 37% miles per gallon of gasoline. P NURSERY school has openings (or Manchester. barrels, stand and 8 gallon tank. ROOM FOR rent near Main St. 9 9.M82. 9-5132. centrally located residential neigh­ side. 2-car garage, targe yard, city Despite sli^ t door damage on 8 and 4 year old children from SMALL STORE or office, Main St. utilities. Bank appraised. ' Commercial Personals ALL TYPES of roots repaired or 20” ’TWO WHEEL bike, $18. 12 MI 9-4897 after B. Hazel St. MI 9-2170. location, ample parking, reason­ borhood one block from Main left side this car would bring at now until June. For Information CLERK-TYPIST INDUSTRIAL POLICE TWO-FAMILY fiats 5-5. with 2 COLUMBIA—Are you looking for a St, Large lot with 2-car garage. I • New Housing • Rcbuiir MfESTOWN replaced, epeclalizing in Bonded able rent. MI 9-9835. least $600 at any dealer, will sac­ call Mrs. ’Thompson, MI 8-1895. So. Windsor Office gauge pump shot gun, $25. ‘pran- LARGE double, one single, clean rooms finished on third floor, 2- 4 bedroom home? Very low taxes. Quick sale price $19,000. Robert J. New listing, on this 3 year old 6 ELECTROLUX Sales and Service, rifice for $350. MI 8-1677. built-up and shingle roofing. sistor tape recorder, $20. Steel car car garage, off East Center St., Lake privllegee, good ntlehbors room Cape ..In beautiful condition. PHARMACY bonded repreeentatlve, Alfred Coughlin Roofing. Company, Man­ 12 hours a week, Sundays, 1 a.m.- snd quiet, central location, private Smith, Inc,, 968 Main St. MI [r o o f i n g AND Very attractive opening (or a girl racks, $7. Call MI 9-8819. entrance, parking. Gentleman. Ml near Post Office, schools and shop­ and excellant i^ ee. Call Burt 9.8241. Combination windows, carport, half Ameu, 206 Henry St. Tel. Ml chester. MI 8-7707. Private Instructions 28 with good typing skills. Good start­ 1 p.m. Will be trained. Over *ge 21 Houses For Rent 65 ping. Philbrlck Agency, Ml 9-8464. Starkey’s Agency, AC 8-9243 any acre l o / city utilities. 8-0450. OPPORTUNiTY M888. 1949 INTERNATIONAL haU-ton ing salary, vacation, insurance, and bondable. COVENTRY—LARGE 8 room fur- time. ATTRACTIVE 7 room split level. SIDING panel truck, $110. MI 9-6544. CONVERSATIONAL Spanish with and other fringe benefits. Boats and Accessories 46 FURNISHED room, complete MANCHESTER—Ranch, large liv- Other listings from $1,900 up. WANTED—Ride to Wethersfield- Cuban teacher. If you are Inter­ Apply Connecticut State Employ­ nlshed lakefront house. April, ing room, modem kitchen, 3 bed- PORTER STRBirr area—6 rootif 3 bedrooms, 1% baths, large rec New Reefs, All Types New State Labor Department. Of Roofing and Chimneys 16-A housekeeping facilities, between May, June only, $75 monthly. Ml room, garage, half acre plot. Con­ Eaves Trengha 1961 CHEVROLET Blscayne, 6 cyl ested In joining a amall class in STOCK CLERK ment Sendee, iW6 Main St., Kjtan- 16 FOOT ’THOMPSON, 40 h.p. Evln- Gas sfoMon^r rtnt In Center and Membrist Hospital rooma, 1% baths, large rec room, Colonial with attached garage, fice hours 8:30-4:30. MI 9-2308 after Inder standard tranamisalon; rude electric, Cox tilt bed trailer, 9-9387. every modem feature, brick front venient to ehopping, churches, and and Roof Repairs ROOFING—Speclalixing repairing conversational Spanish meeting cheater, Monday, March 19, 8 p.m. women only. Call MI 3-5589. excellent condition, $19,500. Phil- The Elsie Meyer 6. radio, heater, low mileage. Call for eight weekly sessions, please So. Windsor convertible t ^ . Many extras. Call Bolton, Routo 44>A. brick Agency, MI 9-6464. fireplace, beautifully treed lot. All schools. Many extraa. MI 8-1826./ Full Insurance tfHIAT MIW M ill OH roofa of all Kinda, new roofa. gut­ RENT WITH option to buy—l^lton Ouaraateed Workmonahlp MI 9-6798 after 8:30 p.m. ter work, chimneys cleaned, re­ call MI 9-2610. for Interview with employer. Coventry. GA 9-6088. NEAR MAIN St. for gentleman, thii at a price you can afford. Opportunity for married woman Good opportunity for —8 room ranch, 1% baths. 2-csr SPLIT LEVBl—For those accus­ ST. JAMES p a r is h — C u s t ^ 5 OlVltOFBAIWTI Automobiles For Sale 4 paired Aluminum siding. 30 wishing to supplement family in­ private entrance, parking, 28 garage, furnished or unfurnished, Beechler-Smlth, Realtors. MI Agency FULL-TIME tool and/or die mak­ tomed to the finer things oil one 9-8952, MI 3-6969. room ranch, large k ltch ^ co­ TIL. Ml -IU years’ experience. Free estimates. come. Requirea steady, sound indi­ era, job shem experience preferred. right polity. Pearl St. MI 3-7236. $166 a month. Goodchild-Bartlett lonial atmoephere, near^bus, shop­ REALTORS 9 8 I960 FORD 4-door, automatic trans- Auto Accessories— Tires 6 Call Howley, Ml 8-5861, MI 8-0768. EXPERT PIANO Instructions. Ml Gardei^Fann— Dairy could demand has been. in­ fl-5«92.______vidual. No experience necessary. Apply 234 Hartfom Road.______Realty. Realtors, BU 9-0939. ping. only $17,900. Carlton W. mls.^lon; excellent condition, pri Prodnets 50' -ATTRACTITVE sleeping room, cen­ cluded in this lovely 8% room DUPLEX—Csntral location, 8 bed­ MI 9-5824 or MI 1-6930 RENAULT DAUPHINE parts, en BUA^ CAmnimsUriite with aunty. tral, gentlemen. Apply 196 Spruce home. The stylo is condusive to Hutchins, MI 9-5132/ vately owned. Reasonably priced. Liberal fringe benefits. COOPERATIVE d lT " room* each side, ceramic baths, Can be seen at Snow’s Garage, gine, hood, 4 doors, radiator, heat FOR THE freshest eggs in town,____ St. Wanted To Rent 88 thoae who enjoy apllt level living 2 heating, systems,- exceptional in­ er, trailer lowbed compressor PI Heating and Plumbing 17 Bonds— Stocks— SCHOOL BUS drivers 7:80-8:45. at ite best. On beautifully lano Wapplng. MI 4-1325. Apply Employment Office 2-3:30. Call MI 3-2414. come to or coU MoncheoterMoncheater Poul­ Poul- c a vestment possibility, Beechter- 2-7211. M ortgages 31 WANTED—6 to 6 room home or scapad spacioua lot, 2-csr garage. Smith, Realtors, MI 9-8982, MX GERARD J. BARONOUSKY, try Form, 472 Keeney St., MI 815 Brood S t—MI S-155S COMFORTABLE fiimiahed room LXXIAL AUTO repair shop deeires 9-6904. We deliver free duplex in Manchester by middle- 4 bathrooms. Priced in the high 8-6969. Plumbing. InstaUation and repair. ALMOST rUnUmlted funds s'vsUable for gentleman. Call MI 9-0641. 50s. PhUbriok Agency, Ml 9-8464. Auto Driving School 7-A Ml 9-5125. Underwood part-time aervlce-parts manager aged couple. No children. Excel­ MH—8-16 We Are Expanding (or private mortgages. If you need (or night ahift, hour! 6:80 p.m.- lent references. BU 9-5404, Ext. 44. MANCHESTER—Excellent 6 room money to consoUdate worrisome 128 BIRCH ST .-R oom suitable for SPRING 8T.-rFour bedroom bunga­ MOR’TLOCK'B Driving. School—Of­ p l u m b in g a n d heating — re- 10:80 p.m., M ond^, ’Tuesday and elderly lady or working gentle­ stone and frame cape, carport and LOT We need space in our yard debts, to improve your property. , Corporation HARTFORD sxecutive with two low on a comer lot. Large en­ one-half acre lot. Has targe assum­ /- fice, 448 Main St. Manchester. modelUw inataUaUcna, repain. Thursuy nights, write Box ” H” , man, kitchen privilegea, $3 week­ closed porch, garage. Real epa- for the workmen and a gigan­ Or (or any purpose, and can pay " 681 Capitol Ave., Hartford Herald, giving complete qualifica­ children desires 6 or 8 room apart­ able mortgage. Full price $18,900. Leamliu correctly ’’May Save AU work guaranteed, 25 years sx- 8U.25 per month (or each 81,000 ly. MI 8-4451, MI 9-1746. ment or duplex. References avail­ clous, ideal for growing family. T. All HtW FOR '62 tions uid job experience. Coll the Ellsworth Mitten Agency, / tic sale is now in progress. Your Life." Driver educattoa p^snee. 24-hour aervies. ObU you borrow, call Frank Burke, at able Write^Box B, Herald. J. Crockett, Realtor. MI 8-1677. Earl VanCamp. Ml 9-4749. An equal opportunity employer l a r g e plcoMint room, very nice­ Realtors, Ml 8-6930 or MI 9-5524. ^ classes. Member. Connecticut Pro­ Connecticut Mortgage Exchange, Many buys on cars trad ^ at our fessional Driving School Aasn. MI FRONT END and brake apecloliata, ly fumiahed well heated, private WANTED—2 bedroom single home FOUR BEDROOM ranch, 1% batha. 9-7398 18 Lewie St., Hartford. CH 8 " SECRETTARY'^Bookkeeper, payroll full-time with' benefits. Apply In Aluminum Siding! home, perking, gentleman. 316 main Brooklyn St. garage. Most of or duplex in Manchester by mid- wall-wall carpet, 2-car attached Radio-TV Repair Services 18 days, JA 9-8653 eves. experience, all benefits. Apply irson for Interview at Hartford these are one owner cars at values Spruce St. die-aged couple. No children, Ex garage, acre lot. only 817,500. Carl- S3 BRAND NEW HOUSES I.ARaUN’B Connecticut's tint li­ CO Machine Tool Co., Route 6 and you can’t afford to pass.'Stop in ra l-’lire,. 155 Center St. Ask cellent reference*, BU 9-5404, ton W. Hutchina, Ml 9-5182. censed drivlug . school trained — TV SERVICE—AU makes. Honsst, 44, Bolton, Conn, fo r lfr . Amenta.* today and browse around our select Bosinesa Pppdrtnnities 32 Ext. 44. A-1 used cars. Help us clear the Certlfisd and approv^ la now of­ Ecoudmics'. High quaUty paita. Apartments— Plato— sp u r LEVEL-Exceptlonar condi­ Guaranteed 90. days Fuoous (or BOOT VtUiES way for renovation. fering classioom and behind ESSO HAS exceliriit service sta­ Tenements 5$ WANTED to rent—6 or 6 room tion, 7 rooms, 2 ceramic baths, at­ /• wheel Instruction tor teenagen. service since 1981. Pkooe Ml tractively paneled family room / " v ■ 9-4587. Potterten's. 180 Center St tion opportuniUes in Moncheater- house, 4 children, 8 school age, NO 1960 Chevrolet $1595 Ml 9-6076. Bolton area avoiia'bie nPw. SmaU WANTED FOR ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY LEVELS FOUR ROOM apartment, including $100-$11S monthly. JA 7-1918. phis enclosed porch and garage, VERNON: x Bel Air 2-door, radio, heater, RADIO-TV REPAIRS, any capital requirement, prid trolrJng heat, hot water and gce for cook­ assumable mortgage. Beechler- PREPARE FOR driver’s test. ing.' Goa stove and electric refrig- Smlth, Realtors, Ml 9-8952, MI 5-room rfdth. Rear pm automatic transmission. Ages 16 to 60. Driving and elaas tree pickup and dellveiy co amaU -program provided. Phonlone Mr. breeoeway; garage, Itre^oee. 1. . . Dofley days JA 7-4188, nights erator fumiahed. Call MI 9-7787 Houses For Ssle 72 3-6969. DOWN 1960 Falcon $1395 room. ’Three Instructors No wait­ radloe, phonograpos. Boura 6-1O EXPERIENCED TEACHERS between 5-7 p.m. Close to shopping sad bm Uae. ing. Manchester Driving Acada p.m. B A B R a ^ and TV. V3 Springfield STate 2-4620. NEW RANCH—6 rooms, 2 full GRANDVIEW-8T.—If you want a Very reas enable.' Standard shift, radio, heater. my PI 2-7249.* Ml 8-1479. <_ INTBREJS’TEaJ in business partner­ e Suburbs of RulTslo near fTodnate and culture centers, THREE ROOM apartment, beat, baths, large western style kitchen quality built ranch, look at this PAYMENJ i # 1960 Ford convertible $1795 ship. Do you have offer? If so, hot wat'jT, elactriclty, atove, re­ with bullt-ins, 2-car garage, prime home. Three bedrooms, one with t e l e v is io n antennaO and rotor e Salary Rongest 4700-7900 BB. level location of beautiful homes. MANCHESTER: Red with Mack top, automatic, aystemf instaUed and repaired. phone. MI 9^102,- frigerator. 245 N. Main, eecond private bath, lovely living room Business Services Offered 13 floor, 888. MI 9-8229, 9-5. $27,500 Phllbrick Agency, MI with dining area, beautiful kltch;;' We have«a fine Coloalal ea 15 radio,, heater. Serving Manchester and surround­ e Maximnm np to 8,000 with ensdit, for iexperienoe given. CHAIN SAW work — ’Trsst cut. ing areas. Modem TV Service, 405 UflUSUAL OPPORTUNITY—If you en. Full basement (has another South Adams St. th^t we’d like are aggressive and want to be in­ AVAILABLE April 1, 6 room, .sec­ fireplace), oversized garage, gbod to eell. It's Cleon, has a large h b Ip b if ! 1961 Ford convertible $2595 Reasonable rate&.’ CaJl PI 2-7558 Center St., MI 8-2205. is Interview and travel ooate shored. ond floor, apartment. 'Heat and $ii;600—2 bedroom ranch, ceilai YEARS standard shift, V-8, radio, heater,' between l::30-4:30 or any time dependent, We will teach you and Send brief reenme to 1 let. Selling for 10% below' cost. living room srtb fireplace and show you how to make money in t . hot water, $U i monthly. Ml 8-2342, double garage, ^ a . near bw, T .J. C r^ett. Realtor. Ml 8-1877. eacloaed- breeoeway, .garage and burnar cUon as executive, car. Saturday or Sunday EIXPERT TV Service, aU makes, 9-5. MI 9-4697, 5-7. stores Carlton W. Hutchins, MI reasonable prices, genuine Phllco fast growing Bottled Gas Business. nlon yard. Very lltne work to JO POST OFFICE BOX 86. Boffalo 91, N. Y. 9-5182. haott your homal 1959 Chevrolet convertible 8AM!S UPHOLSTERY - Retired tubes, over the counter, 40% off. $800 and a amall truck win start ROCKVILUB— Aportmenta newly MANCHESTER—BeU |K. 5% room be dOM en this fine house. from the shop. Can taka care 0( Turnpike TV A Appliance, next to you. Write Box D, Herald. decorated, dlnelte, kitchenette, 812,600 — ROCKVILLE. ■ room ranch, .4 years old...tatge lot with PAY RT-98 ti the. most completely $1695 all your upholaterins needs - at couatiy surrouhdlngs. Quality eBective fuel oil additive in use Impala, black with white top, Stop A Shop, MI 9-8406. bedrqpm, tUe bathrooni eppli- ranch large living room, cabinet ANDOVER: great tavuigs.-CaU CH S-SITB. ahcee, ^gl5 per month. Call Ml kitchen , heantifully lomUtuiped built. Plastered walls hot water today This helps your oU radio, heater, automatic transmis­ CONNIE’S TV and Radio Sarvlee, Help Wanted— Female 35 A BEST BUY ----- 8Y BELFIORE heat, cast Iran radiation, etc. sion, power brakes and steering. A 8-1869, TR 6-i488. ^ lot. Shown by s: ointment. Marlon 5-reoni roach ea Route No. B. burner deliver more clean, de- OOSMA APPLIANCE 8ervlce-Ra- availabls au hours. Satlsfactlen leoltor. MI 8-6958, 117,900.“ Phnbttck Agency, MI Qolfe'reaaonable. Good country real buy at this price. pairs all make* ntrigeraton, guaranteed. CaU Ml 9-lXlli. TYPIST-CLERICAL poeKlon avaU- Aluminum aiding haa become a definite salea osaet In E. Roberteon. WE EUILD IT-YOU FINIEH 17/// pendihle heat Yqu get pm- able, local insurance company, 89 FJNLEY ST Marti living, yet may neceee to luota mlum eerviee, too All designed freesers, waahlng machlnea. dry- •r MANCHECKTEB recent years and no wonder, what with the extra insula­ Oak St., third floor, with heat. CUSTOM BUILT .6 room Colanlai, roads and ttoizM.. 1959 Mercury convertible era ranges, oil and gas bumera. good starting salary, hours tion It provides plus the practically no upkeep, feature. "7 to meke home heating easy. ^ 8:16-4:18, .5 days Wjtekly. Call Idl Can move -'ight to. Call Ml 9-7824. 2 fireplaces, large cabinet kitchen, . . $1495 MI 9-0056. All work guaranteed. Millinery, Dressmaking 19 Very attractive, too. However, aluminum siding is only 1% baths, screened porch, swim­ Automatic, power steering, radio, 3-1124 (or ' appointment, Mrs. T h r e e r o o m oportmant. Heat, V' BOLTON MANCHESTER; ALTERATIONS, dressmaking and one of the features of. this immaculate Cape. Consider ming pool, garage, comer lot $ heater. LAWN MOWERS sharpened and Lubas. ^ ’ . this: The entire first'floor hXs recently been done over, atove, refrigerator. Gkblee, 118 Coll today for repaired sales and service, pick suits. Quick service. Reasonable. 90x178. 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Leaders of Revolt in Cuba State N ew s U*S» FftCing Both Sides Claim Victory Says Public WHAT BARGAIIIS Roundup Plea to Bar Israelis, Syrians Humiliated, Dempsey Claims Sky N-Tests M istreated Everybody has "the luck o' the Irish" at this gala, In Frontier Battle New York Stalls By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER bargain-packed ST. PATRICK'S DAY SALE, where the KEY WEST/Fla. (AP)— GENEVA (AP) — The TEL AVIV, Israel (A P)— hined and five wounded to "SAVIN G OF THE GREEN" ii store-wide shopping Liquor Compact Prime Minister' Fidel Castro, United States appeared al­ Israel and Syrian forces clash- “the battle along the tense fronUer. charged today that Gubars most certain today to come ed on the eastern shore of the He claimed the Israelis suffered fun. Come in, be happy, go thrifty! HARTFORD (AP) — Gov greater losses, adding that they revolutionary leaders were under heavy • pressure from Sea of Galilee in a night battle John N. Dempsey remained at lost four tanks and eight other abusing their authority, mis­ Sv several non-nuclear nations in that raged until early today. vehicles. odds with New York today treating the public and creat­ Pay Cash or Use Your Charge Account the disarmament conference Both sides claimed victory in "Five buses and five ambu­ ing general chaos. over its law that permits to suspend its plans for a se­ lances were seen carrying Israeli the gravest frontier fighting casualties from the battlefield," Sweeping changes must ba You will still get your liquor sales to 18-year-olds ries of nuclear weapons tests made, he said. The latest word from the <3over- in two years. the Arab spokesman said. nor was that he will refuse to ap­ in the atmo-sphere starting At least two Israel planes joined He labeled the clash an Israeli "The revolution needs to revise, Bonus Stamps immediately! 7T^ pear personally before any New next month. the battle and one Syrian plane, aggression against Syrian out­ all the revolutionary nuclei and York post-legislature study com Brasil has taken the lead among reported to be a Soviet-made posts on the eastern shore. all the political apparatus o f the Upside Down Tag mittee to present his protests of the eight-nation middle bloc of the MiOlT jet, also swung into actionr The Israeli spokesman said the revolution to dO' away with the the law. Syria charged Israel attacked attack was supported by bombers errors and abuses and to gain Feature Attractions!% conference in arguing that, even enyde W. Manuel of Savannah, Ga., displays his new 1962 Georgia auto license plate which has the Dempsey described as an “ ob- without an international i n a c ­ with tonka and four were knocked that struck at Syrian troops dug good performance," he dqelared numbers stamped upside down. He hasn’t decided how to mount It but either way, part of It will vloua stall’’ yesterday what he out. But an Israeli spokesman said in north of the Israeli settlement in a televised address m onitor^ be reexiable. (A F Photofax). tion system, atmospheric tests can no tanka were In action and the here. called a New 'York le^slatlve oom- be stopped now because ^hey are of Nukev. FREE! SATURDAY ONLY! mittee’e refusal' to grant him a "tanks" actually were truckg dis­ The Syrians replied with a "We have to stop tolerating detectable over great distances. abled by land mines.- present this shamrock and receive hearing before the windup of that A t the heart o f the developing heavy a«;Ullery barrage on the poor performance and errors," he said. "Those who' are useless wlU state’s current legislative eeesion. struggle la President Kennedy’s An Israeli army spokesman Jewish collective settlement of Samos Also Secret "W e don’t went any more study claimed . SO Syrians, including a Bln Oev south of Nukev, not continue In their positions." announced plan to go ahead with Ctoatro singled out no Individ­ POTTED FRESH SHAM ROCKS of this problem,’’ he said, "which i# atmospheric tests in late Apell company commander, were killed The Israeli planes struck, the 300 BONUS a very real one to us.’’ as Jaraeli forces launched a hit- spokesman said, only after the uals but he had particularly unless Russia signs a test-^n Dempsey had written March 1 to run invasion of Syria, knocking Syrians had Ignored a U.N. ob­ biting criticism for the revo­ treaty providing for International ’osit gun positions. He placed Is­ server’s cease-fire order and Sy­ New irork State Sen. John J. inapectlon. lutionary defense committees. March!, Senate chairman of New raeli troop losses at five dead and rian aircraft had penetrated Is­ These groups - - with . represento- Nikita Ignored Midas York’s Liquor Oommittee, for per- Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei six seriously wounded. The Is­ raeli air space over the Jordan tlves In every city block, in all See . . . and enjoy the singirig and music of the Roving Irish Min­ miaalon to present hie views before A. Gromyko told U.S. Secretary raeli -force also captured a large Valley. He also accused the Sy­ factories and on farms—are re­ strels. the legislative session adjourns — of State Dean Rusk privately last amount of Syrian armg and am­ rians of attacks on Israeli fisher­ sponsible for watching their (Green Stamps By FRED 8. HOFFMAK •tinental missile. It said the rocketf> first test shot of the ’Titan n , from that the minimum drinking age to Sunday that the Soviet govern­ munition, the spokesman said. men. neighbors and co-workers for signs Hear your favorite Irish sonirs a* sung by featured recording artist Frank WASHINGTON (AP) — UA could hit any spot.on the globe. Cape Canaveral, was described as New York should be raised. ment. would not/-accept interna­ A Syrian army spokesman said of counterrevolutionary attitudes. He pointed to the problem of Con­ tional Inspections for a test ban. In Damascus that only one Syrian (OontlniMd on Page Three) Murphy and music of Larry Moran television Irish accordionist. with the purchase of any pair oSicialB reported today good prog- ’That was more than 4 ^ years ago covering more than 8,000 miles His sharp denunciation came tese in the development of a sys- —on Aug. 26, 1957. Into the Southern Atlantic. necticut you the driving into New Soviet Ambassador , Semyon - K. during g post-mIdnIght speech, a ^ tern of apy satelUtee designed to It was suggested that Khrush­ In his Moscow York for Uquqr, The minimum TsarapWn announoOd the position hts second attack of the week on See . . . at 2:30 the "Erin" dance champions under the direction of detect Russian missile launchings chev Friday could have meant a chev said 'the new legal drinking age in Connecticut is at a news conferenoe Friday. He his own regime. He ordered ra­ almost instantiy and radio b a ^ missile able to travel somewhat was invulnerable 21. contended national inepeotlon sys­ 107 Vanish in Pacific tioning Monday and criticised Margaret Dailey from the Erin School of Dancing— winners of MEN'S warning. over 12,000 miles, rather than a weapons. March], In New Yerk said he tems were sulB^jenl 16 pofloe a Cuba for not meeting food pro­ many competitions in the United States and Canada. Soviet premier Khrushchev ne- rocket built to circle the earth. The United S ite Dempsey Thursday that he prohibition on totting, ' duction goals. gleoted, perhaps intentionally, to A rocket with a range of more eeverel approach«„’ti^ lid be pleased for the (3ov- U.S. olBclale regarded the So­ The prime minUter said he had DRESS SLACKS mention the U.S. Midas satellite than 12,000 miles could reech killing problem. T1i4 emor to testify. But Marchl said viet declarations ae a public re­ talked a few days ago with sev­ system Friday In announcing crea­ about halfway around the world, vancA of these ts ^the A t to 'a there would be no hearings until jection of Kennedy’s terms. But ects eral women who oomplalned they new spring dacron and wool worsted tion of a new Russian “global which has a 25,000-mile circumfer­ Nike-2teus— but Secivtary o f De­ the present leglalative session In they said they would not aecept had been humiUatsd to public and rocket’’ that he said was able to ence. ’Thus, nearly every point on fense Robert S. MCNkmara says New York ends. treated as oounterrevolutionaries Dempsey said that he )uid not. it ae Moscow’s last word on the avoid UA. radar warning stations. tha globs would be within Its qiera are eertoue weakneasef'iii the issue. The (PresldenU’ offer re­ when they actuaUy supported the received Merehi’s letter by last at 12.99 At leaat'Awo ea^eriiaental-Midae jceanh, idjaandliig on the direction system. - -ojus isiiMi^r mains open should the Soviets OiUAirliner’s Route regime wholeheartedly. sateUUet h avt been sent aloft. One In whichTt was fired. NoHethalela RbNaMdrd’ s D d '^ '' t r i u ­ change their policy. “ We have to increase pubHo., U.S. misslIemeiUhave fired at ne said h4 will refuse to at­ * perma-set crease of them was credited with setting cently the Russians do not hav6 an The position developing among flgUance against qrrora sod. In-, ST. PATRK’KS RAY SALE a ’Ittan mlaaile only 90 seconds least four Atlas ICSMs more than antlmlssilk system even as ad. tend if New York has in. mind only MANILA (AP)—Searth plansaShop to Clark Air Force Base near justlcee," he shouted. "No one has the middle bloc of nations, how­ * pleated and pleatless styles 9,000 miles. Friday, the Air Force a' study oommittee session.. the right to commit Injustices and after the Titan took off from Cape vaiiced as the Nike-Zeus. ever, threatens to make the tests reported aighUng five partially Manila. - * waist sizes 29 to 46 Oanaverai, Fla., last O ot 26. succee^lly test^ a Titan II The Soviet prime minister boast- In such a case, Dempsey said submerged objects in the western ’Hie propeller-driven plane, with he who does so Is an enemy of the rocket calculated to. have a poten­ he will send State Police Com­ more than a U.S.-Soviet issue. If Pacific today along ths scheduled revolution," BOYS' WASHandWEAR COTTON CHINO SLACKS Othar models may have been shot the stand token by Brasil finds a crew of 11 Americans, left ’Travla Into polar orbits since then, but tial of perhape 12,000 miles. The (Oontiaued on Page Three) missioner Leo J. Mulcahy and route of a cnartered airliner that AJr Force Base In northern Cali­ Some people, he said, "think members of the Coraiectlcut Stete support, U.S. diplomats would face vanished with 107 persons aboard 100% fine cotton the Air Force 'has drawn tight a major challenge in winning ac­ fornia Tuesday carrying 98 U.S. e ■■ ^ secrecy around the program. Oommittee which seeks a com­ No persona were seen In the Im­ Army men itnd three South Vi­ (Continued on Page Three) e guaranteed machine washable pact on interstate liquor laws. ceptance of the American test mediate vicinity. Also cloaked for aseurity rea policy, etnamese bound for South Viet e tan,' olive, bark, black eons Is k related spy In the sky With a Million Watching The U.S. destroyer Blister was Nam. Hi* Army men reportedly f o r iVo Murder Charge Brasilian delegates said they be­ dispatched to determine what the were to join the U.S. forces bol­ e 8 to 20. reg. and slims 2 7.00 project called Samoa. The Samos lieved that Russia and the United sateUltes are designed to take piC' HARTFORD (AP) — A Super­ objects are. 'The Joint Rescue stering the South Viet Nam gov­ ior Court grand jury refused to In­ States could agree on a suspension Center at Agana, Guam, said the ernment’s light agiinst the Ckim- tures o f military baaet In Ruaeian of nuclear tests in the air, prob­ Bulletins tarritoky or any other area from 120,000 Wearing Green dict Rafael R. Cancel, 26, Hari- Brister Is expected to reach the munlst Viet Cong guerrillas. ford, on a murder charge yester­ ably before the United States area at dawn Sunday. A KC397 The plane made scheduled re­ hundreds of miles in space. started its new series. Culled from AP Wires NEW SPRING Officials said both programs day. plane was ordered to circle above fueling and service e to ^ a.t NEW SPRING the objects until the Blister ar­ Hawaii, Wake Island and Quant. It NEW SPRING DRIP DRY COTTON PRINTS were moving along without any Cancel is accused of having fa­ rives. serious difficulties. Hie two spy To Step Up 5th Avenue tally stabbed his 15-yetr-oId girl was’fast heard from 270 mllae west 169 FLEE HOTEL FIRE Photographic Squadron 61 at of Guam, when the pilot raltUoed lOO^o GASHMERE sateUlte systema may be opers' friend, a mother of two, to a Hart­ Bandits Fooled GREENWICH (AP) —.Fire / reg. 79c and 99c tlonai within a couple of years. Guam sent a Sky Warrior jet to a routine message without a hint of HANDBAGS ford apartment Feb. 19. '' photograph the objects to hopes broke out at the Pickwick Arms e enormous assortment \ Military authorities were not NEJW YORK (A P) — No mat->of the green, the St. Patrick part It ia expected that-Cancel will trouble. jolted by Khrushchev’s claim that LOUISVILLE. Ky. (AP)— , that the pictures might raveal After fruitless flights Friday, of­ hotel early today, forcing the e all new spring prints ' GOATS t^r what color you ordinarily pro is paramount be charged with manslaughter in Two young bandits robbed a soma Identification and possibly eyacuattoa of 76 guests and 26 SATURDAY ONLY! Russian srientiata have created far, today ie the traditional wear­ And for their big event, the real the death of Rosemary ^cketts.- ficials tripled the search area and e large and small florals, geometries 59c yd. new Intercontinental rocket that branch bank Friday of about furnish a clue to the fate of the pressed nearly 100 planes and nine mnpleyes. Tlie blaxe started in reg. 2.99 preeent thle ihamrock and ing of the you-know-what as dt. Irish will join with the pseudo- The grand jury declined to Indict 8200, four-engine Super Constellation of a banrment linen room of the 2 .4 7 . stripes, convcrsationals they call global. Cancel yesterday on charges of ships into systematic criM-croaatng receive Patrick haa:his day. Irish in the big St. Patrick’s Day Manager Gilbert Hauch said the Flying Tiger Line. flve-story brick building and Observers recalled that' when parade through South Boston, eithe)' first or second degree of more than 260,000 square miles Rusela made Its first claim to hav Just marching up green-striped a quick-thinking teller shoved A U.S. Air Force spokesman wrecked a club room on the e enormous assortment Fifth Avenue will be 120,(K)0 lade legendary home of Boston’s Irish. murder. ______. a bag containing 4.000 nickels declared earlier that "rhanp*. «r« of Mim PaciOc waters.. 4 8 ,0 0 Ing BUccessfully tested an intercon- More Uian 60 planes from U,BT same floor, fire nfficisis eelrt. SOlHftontis^ and lassies. Add about a million Some 10,000 marchers are ex­ —weighing about 45 pounds— getting slimmer every minute' Nine persons on tbo upper floors e many styles, colors and materials apectatore and you've got the pected to step off under partly at the bandits when they that any aboard the missing plane bases on Guam scoured .almost enjoy the luxury of cashmere at a Abandoned Statiom every conceivable path the pilot of of tho building worn evacuated crowd picture between 44th and sunny skies to the tune of mili­ asked for the money. would be found alive. The plane by aortal ladder when smoke e dressy, casual, sport big saving! tary bands,' drum, corps and even HARTFORD (A P )—Gov, John "They must hav* thought the missing plane might have Dodd l^onsors 86tb streets. was presumed to have crashed or token. blocked stairways. Flretnea also e clutch, top handle styles • clutch style in bamboo, some bagpipe music. N. Dempsey 'wants ths Nsw Haven they had a million dollars," ditched after leaving Guam broke through bars of basement Partly cloudy ikies were fore­ H>ch plane was anaigned a 60- FOAM LATEX BED PILLOWS Police have prepared to handle railroad to do something about its Hauch said. Thursday night for a 1,600-mlle windows to take out employes beige, black cast as the umbrella over the square-mile search area. The • tapestries, straws, marshmallows, vast array of bands featuring the some 250,0000 spectators. sbandonsd stations that have been who have rooms In the boM- • milium lined BiU to B lock allowed to deteriorate in some com­ Philipplne-bssed planes covered an plastic skirl of bagpipes end fife end There’s a hint o f softness to this ment. reg. 4.99 • 6 to 16 year’s parade route. Its been munities "to the point where they ocean rectangle 700 miles long and • allergj'free ^ _ r \ f \ drum crope, the 60 battalions of have become eyesores.’’ 180 miles wide along the airliner’s Shift of Oi. 3 marchers with their banners. With shortened to cut out the climb to Army Rules Guatemala SPUTNIK SCHEOULR e removable zippered rosebud L. Dorchester H eights, which the In a letter to Harry W, Dorrl- scheduled route, and the planet for / moimted police in the vanguard, gan, operating truates of the bsnk and ships from Guam scoured a MOSCOW' (AP)—The Soviet pattern covers 100% DU PONT NYLON TRICOT and all watched Over by a special marchers formerly made. The Sputnik launched Friday with OUR OWN IMPERIAL WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. committee explains the little ones rupt' ratiroad Dempsey complained comparable area. Thomas J. Dodd, D-Conn.i has police detail of 3,000 mostly In* the parade, plus the brisk A t­ about the stations without Indicat­ a load of Instruments to meosurs An Air Force spokesman said conditions for sf«ce travel la SEAMLESS NYLONS SLIPS and PETTICOATS urged leglalatlon thia woiild pro­ Irishmen. lantic wind, were considered when ing their locations. Opposition Mounts the plane most likely went down hibit eluninatlon of Hartford’s The proceesion, led by Grand the long hike up Dorchester "It ia particularly unfortunate,' at sea. continuing Its flight around tho television Channel 8 by the Federal Marahal James A ., Farley, steps Heights was voted o u t __ Dempsey wrote, "atoen these aban­ earth and Is SMidIng hock a reg. 1.15 — "Much depends on whether the steady streain of techntoal data, Communications Oommlaston. off at high noon and wttl-last For the' - historic-minded, there doned stotibna'are.'so situated that Tllot attempted a "drtchlng, and quality 2.59 2 for 5.00 He has filed a statement with five hours. will be ceremonies to the eeif- their state of disrepair and shab- Aga ins t ~Ydigo ras how succeseful It was.” the Tass said today. The last stage the House Commerce Committee, Among those scheduled to be in same Dorchester, Heights, whence biness adversely sffect an other­ Spokesman said, noting that a suc­ of tho oorrler rocket la moving calling for an ameqflment to the reviewing Stand were Thomas dose to the Sputnik’s orbit, tho e luxury sheer wise favorable business atmos­ cessful ditching would involve life • manufacturer’s suggested retail 6.96 bill that would require all future J. Kleman, Iriah ambaesador to (Coatlaned on Page Three) phere." rafts, easier to see from the air Soviet news agency added. Tass TV sets to be ciqiable of receiving the United States, Mayor Robert By MORRIS W. ROSENBERG ffo e , Cuban Prime Minister Fidel than small pieces of debris. ' said 'Initial result# opened up e measured lengths • lavishly trimmed with nylon lace Ctostro. very high frequency (VHF) and F. Wagner, and Governors Nelson GUATEMALA (AP)—‘The army ’It’s a mighty big ocean," he possibilities of getting new In- • black, white, beige, blue, pink Big Store May Clone Castro's Havana-radto hailed the ultra high frequency (UHF) elg- A. Rockefeller of New York, Rich­ said, "but with all these planes formation on the lonosphoro, e plain and micromesh • petticoat, s, m, 1. slip, 32 to 40 nala NEW HAVEN (AP)—Official held this riot-torn Central Amer­ Guatemalan Insurgents, declaring, ITie satellite will pas* over Chi­ ard J. Hughes of Nvsw Jersey and Labor Trouble out there searrtilng systematical­ The amendment sought by Dodd John M. Dempsey of Connecticut announcement is sxpsetod next ican Capitol under virtual martial "We salute our beloved brothers of cago at 7:61 p.m. and San Fran­ ^ SATURDAY ON^Y! would bar what he cali^ anittrary week ot> the future of .Sharten- Guatemala who are covering them­ ly, they should be able to find Francia Cardinal Spellman, law today as opposition .mounted whatever there is to find." cisco at 9:26 p.m. Sunday; Tass ellminatlcn o f VHF ehanneU 1^ berg’s, Nsw Hsvsn's sscohd larg­ selves With glory fighting for their , said. It named no other Ameri­ after pretiding at a solemn Mass to President Miguel Ydigoras' the FCC. Hartford's Channel 8 in Annoys Dublin est dspartment store, which may democratic right* and national lib­ can etties In the orbit path. PLUS- PLUS-PLUS VHF. in S t Patrick’s Cathedral, wiU view be ahut down. H is company report­ conseri’ative r^m e. Army troops eration." / the parade from the oethedral While supporting the provision By COuiTFROST edly has given verbal notice to its Chased two guerrilla bands In the Informants said the other guer- 3 on Lost Airliner KILLERS HIT PHAR6IAOIFJI O’JhsL for all TV sets to carry both-'VHF stapiL rtlla band was composed largely DUBLIN, Ireland, (AP) — 1 supervlaory help that the store will hill*. ALGIERK (AP) — European ' and UHF, Dodd said the bill iiaelf A dispensation from the Lenten bor troubles plagued Ireland tlila of former army officers who call be closed April 30. The krnvy seised control o f the From New England killers struck at pharmaclea may be used to facilitate ellmina- fast and abstinence has been grant­ S t Patrick’s Day,' but they didn’t NeYson Miller, Shartenberg presi­ their group the 13th of November 100 EXTRA ed by the the cardinal for the day. city on Ydigoras' orders following throughout Algiers today In what tfon a t 'VHF channels by the .FCC. ■top the Irish from dreaming up movement. Ydigoras smashed an e reg. 5.99 and 7.99 LADIES’ WOOL SKIRTS 2.97 • reg. 1.00 quality IMPERIAL FULL FASHIONED NYLONS 36c pr, . dent? said he would have an an­ appeared to bo a ' systematlo 8 to 20. golida. plaid.', tivccrts * ■ After the big parade ere an the biggest, brightest . holiday four days o f street fighting and officera' uprising on Nov. 13, 1960. WASHINGTON (AP) — Three measured lengt^i, S l/lS . limit; 4 pain to customer i . His statement said impartial nouncement next week. other iriolenpe that left 20 persons rSin|ialgn to paralyse the eco­ surveys recently were conducted in abundance of hoUday dances, ban­ ever. . The conservative president ap- New Ekigland men_ are among quets and parties held by various Stilt short of matches as a re­ dead and more than 200 injured. hPcaled to the students to halt the those aboard a transport plane re­ nomic sinews of the cities one b y ' slightly irregular HEAVY QUALITY CONE BATH TOWELS 67c Connecticut and weetam Mi one. Agents of the terrorist Se- e • reg. 1.00 MEN’S ENGLISH RIB COTTON/DACRON SOCKS 2 for LoO chtisetts to determine the effeots Irish-Amarican sooiettes. sult o( a two-month wage strike More than 280 persons reportedly demonstrations which he charged ported missing over the)Paciflc. gtrtpaa. wond'Boft fini.'h, 22 X ♦4.'rochld bUic! jrreen, tan . ^ black, brown,igreeii, gray, tan, white. lOH to 13 . Even the current International by workers at a local match com- Publisher to Fight have been arrested. were led by Oastroltes and Com They are Sgt. Frank E. Pelkey, rret Army Organization (Ighiliig removal of Oienhel 8. would have to keep .Algeria French gunned In that area. flower show, which naturally has jMuiy, Dublin now faces a walkout The army (feelarcd it was ready munists. A university students foster son of Mrs.. Paul 'Q. Qyr of Farmington. Maine; Spec. 4 Leon­ down six Moslem pharmacy em ­ e reg. 59c PRINTED PERCALE and DRIP-DRY COTTONS 27c yd. • reg. 2.00 MEN’S PIMA COTTON BOXER SHORTS 79c, 3 for 2.26 The FCC has ^poaed eUmlnS' plenty of greenery already, haa by employes of the state-run tele- Police Ban on Book to take extreme measures to put association, which launched ths emtesyed to S t Pat with a epieciai viaion netWQrir unless thsy get a down .studentA protesting what levolt TueiMlay, denied the dem- ard J. Wedge, husband of Mr*. Su- ployes In a series of lightning Green Stamps ■ Bolidg, stripes. 30 to 44. ^ ' ttoB of Channel a and fte replace- raids. By noon x ll Algiers’ phar­ qient by a UHF station. UHF cov- "splay of shamrocks, bells of 20 per cent pay hike. they called fraud In last Decem­ onstrations .were • Communtst-to' sanne E. Wedge, 165 Prospect St., e reg. 1.29 50 X 50 PRINTED TABLECLOTHS’67c BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Pocket MllUnockett. Maine, and Spec. 4 macies had shut down and no- era a amaller area than VHF. eland, and green oauiations. The walkout at the Friendly Boofca, Inc., ia going to court to ber's elections tfiat returned spired. • reg. 3.00 to 5.00 MEN’S FAMOuk NAME SPORT SHIRTS 1.97 Dodd s ^ the eurvey showed The New 'York parade has been Match Co. was settled Thursday, Ydigoras' conservative party to Railway' workers, bank employ- Donald A. Sargent, son of Norman tM;Ss were posted asserting that fight a ban on the novel "The A. Sargent o f Ossipee, N. H. Bot even- emergency aerrica • reg. 59c LINTLESS KENDALL DISH TOWELS 3 for 1.12 ON ALL PURCHASES OF knits, w-ovena, prints " that TV service would 'be seriously going on annually since March 17, but the new supply is still to the Carpetbaggera” in Bridgeport and control of Congress. Broadway to m a r d )^ down O’Cbnnell Street George F. Lowman of StomfoEd, key communication and transpor­ support o f the students. Three op­ e reg. 45.00 to 79.99 9 LADIES’ WINTER COATS 24.00 ■■ • reg. 2.99 LADIES’ WASHABLE CORDUROY JAMAICAS 1.58 Bowery restaurant where they had and N lllted a smoke, he’d need Farmington Falls and Auburn, RED PLAN|SS IN CORRIDOR 10 to 18 . • 5.00 OR MORE solids; prints. 12 to le only , ' , __ ^____ ; . i - Channel 8 Is discontinued, and that an attorney repreaentihg the pub- tation points and patrolled the position parties and a. growing a feast. m ioM t» find a Ught number of proleasional groups de­ Maine. He has been in the Army BBRUN (A P )—Soviet planes - ‘ '-r^ •••' '-'r; 260,000 would be unable to receive tlahlng firm, said ' yesterday he streets. An 8 p.m. to 6 am . cur­ several years after service in the this is in addition to your any TV signal. Tonight, the Friendly Sons of Stffl QUirs. industrial 'confustoir 'fclu9 filed suit in M eral district few was clamped on the c)ty. nounced the government (or al­ roamed the B ^ in corridors dur­ S t Patrick cap the day with their was sauaed by the holiday fall­ Air Force. e reg. 11.00 LADIES’ RAINCOATS 7.00 ^ .• reg. 59c LADIES’ RAYON TRICOT BRIEFS 3 for 1.17 Tha Cbnnecucut)' senator court In New 'Haven for an In­ Antigovernment strikes spiead leged police brutality to breaking ing the night, flying tho tensa. REGULAR and BONUS STAMPS! elastic leg, double seat and back, white, pink, blue. S to 10 annual dbqier. . \ ing cm a Saturday. Some 500 Sargent Is a native of CioraUh, air lanes for the flrst. time after water ropellent and printa ' - « more than 10,000 families have junction to keep police from stop- and businesses shut down. Com­ up student protests with gunfire .Maine, and enlisted shortly after One oumt just) couldn’t wait stevedores walked o ff Dublin ;itog sale o f the books. mercial life was nesriy stopped. and teargas. dark. Western officials said to­ written protests to the FCC about and' bold Its dinnerneSr Friday------nigrht. docks ’ Friday saying they were graduating, from Cornish High , • reg. 8.99 to 12.99 LADIES’ WOOL SKIRTS 3.97 IT’S A LUCKY IRISH DAY FOR ALL! • reg. 5.99 to 8.99 LADIES’ WOOL and DACRON SLACKS 8.99 the propiBeed elimination and urg­ 'Sie suit also seeka damages of The army also searched for Iwo Informants sold many govern­ School to 1968. His father said he day. The Western Allies called aoUds, tweedi. 8 to 12 only The ocgantoatlanT The newly YY^hUflg Friday as Saturday and ^100,000 from the police chlefs,of small, rebel .bands in the moun­ ment worker* had joined the the Soviet flights an annoyance. FILL YOUR STAMP BOOKS FAST! solids and fandes.-30 to 18------ing that the statioa be retolned to ftormed Loyal League of Tiddiah taking tbs rost of Ui# day off.- received a letter this week from Hartford. Ai*o submitted to the Brtdgqiort iuid Waterbury a ^ tains to northOra and northeastern walkouts. his son postmarked Ft. Dix, N. J., Four Sbvirt military transports Sou of Erin, made up of Jewish -But DubUnecs took tiieir troubles ths lu ^ of the special servtiibii Guatemala. Nine of the nation's 18 radio jilled the AorUiernmoot. of tha TOC, Dodd said, have been mors peraens bom la Ireland. saying he was being shipped to in strids aiM} copcentmtod on msk- diviaioo o f the Bridgeport Police One group is led by Carlos Pax stations went off the air in a joint Viet Nam. three corridors, 176 miles long, than 280 resolutions from cltias, ing this fsast day for Ireland’s pa­ ^tosms and -various orgsntsstlons Department Tejada, who was defense minister action-ixrotesting government qen- Wedge attended Husson College from Berlin to the Iron Curtain BOSTON (A P )—This is eltlisr tron saint one to remember. The book has been banned be­ Under former pro-CommunUt Pres­ sorqhip. One, Miindlai, declared, bonier near Hamburg. .Western 5 1 # V i objecting to the removal of Cban- St Patrick’s Day or evacuaiHon in Bangor, Maine, before entering net- A The highlight' of the program, cause of alleged obscenity. ident Jacobo Arbenz, ousted In a "Wa are tearing the air until Ihe the Army in 1958, He reenitsted in planes flew normally. There wero day in Boston, depending on your M a mammoth pande through Lowman said a hearing on the 1954 coup. Pax Tejada issued a government falls.’' , no incidents reported. The So- . Dodd said sUtton WTIC; ahich ancestry and sentiment • April after a four-year term of Dublin 'With 16 bsu^ . btartog and suit arm be held March 26 to New manifesto ssrly this week urging Police shot five person* to death riots did their' flying between .> hip operitdd bn Channel 8 since ,Fbr tbs.frest maiority wtio are service. Wedge ia married- to the ST. PATRICKS DAY SALE ST. doaena a t fsatoenad flosU. Also Haven. The,author, Harold Rob­ the people to overthrow'Tdlgoras. S t -a radio station that had made former Susanne Roach o f Mili- and 6 o’cloek Friday nlgbt. Bus- .. UN. has an excelient reeord of elthsrthsr Irish, deoesnded from Irish MMpfIfiitkNU ytAlki-pitftoSk bins, is not a party to the suit, ‘ ~bens was last n m rted to Ha­ an uncensored broadcast, the sta­ toocket and they have a 2-month- Man alreraft showed an In tha • rjiut'pliiia t OB Pnga Zwa> LowinaB said. vana as a fu sa t^ ’Tdlffoiaa’ aroh' tion m a ^ e r . old SOD. ^ eoitMar again nl igidiyir ' 1 ' - h /

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